a' .
11
: fott}ing i tort
_ The NetsSlistdatt,Stees4tiiii EXM Ationg
rtr„W.004..W.T." - NLIW,G.O4/1Y$1! " 1
• • • Greater an than ever, ean tupw,hethad
th s iris of the A eta .thald , B44-.1(4
between Third and Fourthvwhernts, jest opened
" ttAtittindid stock of winter Dr); Goods, cheaper thaw, qui
• same outility of Goods have ever beenoffeted Pant:
betel. •
L; RUSSELL, N0„,62 Market street, -between
Third• and Fderth'streets, sign Of-the -Big Golden Bee"
now_rectiVet4 and offers to numerous ens
" tamers and the public generally, the largest; cheapest
- ,
nod most eiplendidstock of Winter Dry Goads ever offer
.bd:inthis city. These Goods hate been purchased ht the
71 . Ealstern-Cities since the late fall in prices; and 'wilt he
Sold to Cash buyets atugreatreduction,much cheaper
'Ahem they eould have been sold in 'the catty part of the
-- Arnati - this large and extensive stoe s k will be found
many choice one fashibuable Goods of the latest int,'
LADIES , : DRESS GOODS.. ; •-
•ticarlet Cesinueres r all wool, a. beautiful article ;
' 3lierry -eol'd. do, do. figured and plain;
Silks and Setitth,pl,,in, sulped mid plain; ..
. -Scarlet de Litines,lll-wool,'verycheap ;
! Matarine Yilue'De Lathes; low prices ;
Prmich hlerincis t all colors, extremely low.
'A large tussortifientof fig'd Cashmeres Do buitics,new ,
.': est designs,from"l2i.lo 50 cents per yard;. these stre,verY .
Cheap. Also, a. large stock of Alpacas from V} ,to 50
1 cents per yard, all Colors, and a great bargain; with. a
splendid assortment of bonnet ribbous of tne latest irte l
I, portation, Alio,: velvet ribbonsnil - widths and colors,
!.:••vety abeePoi beautiful ssortment; plumes - and artificial
flowers, bonnet saints clad telvels, all• colors; French.
• „-.:corked Capes:and collars; seurfs, cravats, gloyestand
all at.reilueed prices:
- - , SHAWLS! SHAWLS !! ' "*-
Best assorbileut in the city, and very cheali Long - and
Sliattile, best quality." .
• - "-Terkerie and Cashmere Shawls; • •
'Black uttd colored Cloth. do - .
1".• : Plaid Blanket Shawlathll qualities tind.pnees. 1 -
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! !- 4 •Chrimen. in the City'
'A large stock of 13taithets,_all qualitics. , which will be
101 d cheaper titan can be found elsewherit,
CHEAPER THAN TEE CHEAPEST . '
.;- large stock of Calico. -.Good dark Calico, fast odors; I
-only 3 cents per-yard ; best quality British aud American '
-.; • Prints., otp 10 cents per yard, yard:wide British Purple
-Pants, 10 to 131.; a large supply red, white and yellow
I '-•Plannels,some estate us 141 cents per yard, very cheap;
Bodlickh", from tol.tl cents per yard. Also, a large
stock of - Cheeks, Shirtiug Stripes, Cassinets, Kentucky
:Jeans and, Limeys, together with a very extensive as
"contemn of bleached and unbleached I‘luslitts, from 3 to
1-' "Et cents per yard, cheapest yet; good yard wide unlileaCh-
Mashies, ably ,5 cents .per yard; bleached. Muidins
I, • .' from 3to 8 cents per yard. All of which will be sold off
at redu6ed prices, at the sign of the New - Golden Bee
,• , • Hive, in Market street, between Third Ma - Fourth - its.,
• (declenft . :WM. L. RUSSEL.
Business Cat
2711.A11TS Ale trELL SDIONOPOLLES /lIVS TFALL:
• "S O 'MUST PILICES;.
proven by callimg at lacGman's
Fashionable Tailoring Erstablishmeat,Thirdstret
St. Charles Building, •
.. Morro Smug. profits and quick sales. . -
VARIVIT Fresh and goad..
Case.yrrtos Very far in the barl,,round:
old nustonierg.„ mid MI others, aro respectfully in.
armed that L am wading- for them hIcOUIRK,
oet23 - - Tailor. - 8t: Charles.
y k rE WOULD RESPECTFULLY invite the attenuon
.V V of our friends and ti,e public to the great Vihriety
t ' sf WINTE:ft COATINGS adtt•other articles, we haie
last received—atncingst Whiah will he found the greatest
variety of BLUE, BLACK, DRAT L, a 4 PEARL colored
BLANKET, MACKINAC, and BEAVER CLOTHS.—
FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASSIDIEHRS,
VSSTINGS, The above Goods having been bought
for cash, at extteraely low prices, we arc prepared to
ac
commodate alt who may futior as with their patronage,
good Clothes, at low prices. ,Give us acall.
c Remember, 318 Liberty street. opposite foot of 7th.
••
r aov 3O McMULLEN K DOWNING.
r _ Clothing )"Clothing! Clothing 1
-i .1 • The Three Big, Doors vs. The Watern World''!
al5OOOO wEL.,.. SELECTED . GARMENTS now
t made and read 7 to be olferedon . the
most liberal terms to any old eusromenrand the public in
general. The Proprietor of this far-famed aid extensive
—establishment has now, Jailer returning from the Eastern
cities; at Muchitauble and expense, .dust -completed his
7 -- fall and 'winter tirrangements to supply his thousands of
customers caqth one of-the most desirable storks of
tout nun ever been offered in this or any other mar
.:.;ket west of the Mountains. For neatness-in style and
workmanship, combined with the very low price whiih
they will be sold tor, must certainly render the old unn
' Tailed Three Bin- Doors one of the greatest attractions of
- ate western country. .It is gratifying to me to be able to
' - -- attnoance la .- my - numerous friends at home and abroad,
_thurnotwithManding the ertraordinary efforts which I
have Made tomeetthe many calls in my line, .it is with
&Realty I can keep time with the const a nt rush that is
made on . this establishment. It is, a well established
- feet, that my: sales are civil or ten times larger than any
in
other housetime trade, anikthis being . the case on the
ttfflopitt 'Sethi, 1 can nffrod to sell at muchiessprofit than
others (Meld posSibly think .of doing if they wished to
, criver contingent expenses. I intend to make a clean
:sweep of all mYpresentstock before tlnibeginniim of next
year; coming to this conclusion, I will' make it the inter
,-est - of every man, Who wants a cheap winter suit, local)
and purchase, at ihe Three Dig Doors.
.
-oarJr-rHavv : - JOHN h.PCLOSKF.Y.
N agur tioubs iNTEW Guouti.—Reeirect at the Iron
assortment7ll Cay Clothing Store, a splendid assortment of Cloths.
consisting of fine Freitch, English and AMerican
black and fancy Cassimeres, of the 111091 modern- styles;
fine . figured Cashmere _ Vesdngs, Silk Nelveti.Plain and
.Fancy Satins--all of which we will make up.at the most
-reasonable prices,in a durable and fashicatable style.
• Ready made Clothing,., of 'all descriptions; Lady's
Cloake ..of the-most ,fashiousdile-pattorns. Neck add
': - Pecket Ildkfs.,:Suspendcrs, Bosoms. Shirt Collars, and
every artidle usually kept in a Clothing Store. Country
, Merchants, before purchasing elsewhere will find it to
their advantage to call at the Iron City.'Clothi»g, Store,
N 0.132 Liberty street, immediately' opposite the Month
• • •
o f Market. joctlii-u). C. ItI'CLIJSKEr.'
James lill...Woodsirt4i
-IttO DERN - AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Aund r6. B st and splendidnsitortmo
nz id E r ' Pirrin g nt ;f w
a Furniture,
suitable for 51C111T1404.144 Hotels, awl Private Dell.
fags, constau m
tly on hand, and made to order.
$,
.. ' he present Stock on hand cannot he exceeded by any
mintafactory in the 'Western country . Personii - wishi lig
- to purchase, woulikdo well to give me a call. as! am tli,
termincd my prices ihall pletise. Part Of the Stock con
sist-it in-- ' '
' Tete *Tete; ' . Buffet Eleatic;
Looms XIV. Chairs; Queen Elizabeth Chairs;
Teri Poyse; Fruit Tables t,.,
Toilet Tables;' - . Louis XV. Connnoder.
' - Wench Mahogany Bedsteads ; Piano Stools ;
• .60 Sofas, with plush anti hair cloth covers;
. - 50 Miibogany Bucking Chairs; -__
46 dozen Parlor- -- - • do. - 2 -
-- 25 aentre Tables; - .* ..
-- ., :10 pair Divans; 4 pair Pier Tables;
15 marble top Dressing.,Barenos; '
' 8 Wardrobes; S Secretaries and Book Cases;
-IV marble top Wash Stands; . '
s 4 pair Ottomans; • - •
' b pair Fancy Work Standa. , . ;
, - .14. - vrej , large. assortnent of common Chairs and other
f ' Furniture, too numerous to mention: . -
.-- • -fry- Stearn lloatsfaruished on the shortest notice, and
.
~-.- on the meat. reasonable terms. 1041
•Vii y. Livery Ingtylos. • - '
( 4 5:cis,
• '
'TIE Subscribers having purchased from
• - ' Charles Colerifun the above.titables, and in-'
. ' tending to increase their stock of Horses,
• Carriages, Buggies: &et, wouterespeictfuily..l
-solicit a share of patronage from the public: Horses
'reps by the day; week. month or year, an additional
• - ..M11s are being.erected. in the second story,-fer the ar
commodation of Canal stock
fe b23:3m
~•IN retiring from the Livery businets; I with pleasure
(from a long aermaidtance) recommend my successors to
the patronage of - rity friends and the public.
feb23:l,vv CIIARLE9 COLEMAN.
Big eloW'S C a rrlage Ai an a Vac ,
Diamond- alley, between Wood and Southfield streets
io E. BIGEI OVI would r,speettully
inform the übile. that at his Factor, can
at till time s be found a inrge supply of
Family Currtnges Barouelles Buggies,
n Corrupes equal in elegance and
411 " 11 k"ull
Ict ' ut e iir in the `1,04 Contracts for any
a n a ea m in i:r ss ol a dZnafos, Buggie 6 a" \ Vug"s' b e
j; promptly filled..'A work of his own manufare
be warratued
Ras t asnces—Col Patterson, R H n
PaeTsod
Gazzain , Robert Robb, tar' C hinge; D and
ifeb47 d3m
, BOOK-KEEPING .AND WRITING "loom's.
, Norttn-Wasr COUvF.Ft Minna" ST. AND TUB DULISOND.
FORTY-EIGHT PUPILS are now in attendants, and
D.tias engaged in the some building, and will
have in readiness in a few weeks, a private armament
for Imdies, as wet as more extensive accommodations
for Gentlemen. His new Treatise upon Book-keeping is
becoming the standard book in the Lastern Cities. It is
universally admitted by premien, merchants to be the
- first complete work on die subject published. Mina:-
10 to 12, 2 to 4, aDd 7 to Itt.
Professional assistance given in any 9'ise of difficulty
in_partnership settlements or openin, books. feb2o
Wholesale and Reinll.
.ADDEE, HARNESS AND TRUNKMANDFADTORIt.
ROBERT/t itl,
OBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to' la- -
All,i, form his, friends the public generally;
aat he continues to occupy Mt.? alle anacont-'
' - 'mod' us Sto Room fonnerly Occupied bySantu a e
a
i. - estock & Co., No. $6, corner of Diamond alley ,. an Wood
....; ~ ~:street, where he keeps .a large and general assortnient of
Z : ..Baddlei, Bridles , Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags,:Saddle
,t 4 .'.. ; ' , ..Bags, Valises, Buffalo Robes, 'Whips, and all other arti
..,-;,--,1 ...- cles 'Mills line: . - . .: ". . i
' , constantly on hand and is prepared . tr.-
.--'' - . -AO also keeps „ , ,
'. i 'tarnish io.ordar, all kinds of Ri.v,etedHose,tnanufactured
'.'..', -. ......ofthe.bestinaterial,aud in a style of workmanship equal
to the tern manufactured article, and tithe per cent.
' cheaper
Country:areichaitr and Farmers would do *elite call
,_,and examine his stock before ourclksing..elitewhere, as
be is determjiied rate: toaell, first' articles at .very :low
rJce -
, Don'(-forget the place, N0..80, cornet of Wood
ireet nild Diamond Ailey- T,.... ~ .- -.. - ~. -` x aP
TIAGUERTIP,OTYPE BOOMS, Burke's , Build."
• inks, Ronstrirtrer r r.--.Hodou Zcz..ktrrittnor t - Dagnerrep-'
'• lipfets - froni the nastirn cities, Winuld call theattention of
• the inhabitants ofPittsburgh, and the neighboring towns,
„
" tOthetr latt„Tierrecnype of citizens and others, et roomn In
the *ldol awry of.-. Burke's budding, 4th at.
• Pers.onamshingpicturef taken luny res t assured that
•:•- etas nofirain shall be spared to produce them in the/ highist
pes*etirtil of the art: crnrinatruntenniare of the most porr.:
- ..;::erfal kind, enabling as to execute pictures udsdrpassed
1 . fir high finish and,truthfalness to nature. 'rho pliblit are
~solicited to call and examine. . • .•
- • f'errons sitting for pictures examine.,
neillierrefirdrildorox;
,Irected to take:then rollers perfect rausfacitotr, sgteen,
t -"N. B. gperatoris, will find this a good depot (or stock
'and chemicals. 4^; I
lnstructuonagtvanintheartycontatning;2e more
epentimprovements- jan7 '
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v.iiii : Ssulm,ship , SA Rd IL S ANDSovid..tu'resviii
• . • l!acket Sh 4c.-.4:11 , , .;' • • •
P.• 9itirs
fr.51'A.111.161121)-.l;i
No. S 3 South atrcet, - aiirl.l!6lrizierloti Road,
, Pitismrs sending toilitt Oltl Country for their friends,
can have them brought out by the „Regular Lio'd "Of Pack
ets, sailing frchn - Liverpool Ihi; atli, 2lator
?oth'of every; nionth,"comPrising the . 'fcillowing Ships Zr
-Fideillit Siddons, Henry oiay,
Columbia; ' 'Comitellauon,
ROSOUNC Patrick .11eury, - ettnibridgs,
:.Waterloo4 Colistitinton;,
Ashburton, - "New-Yerk,.
West Botut,' - or thelYelil'jliontezuma '
_
YOrkihire, :Sheridan, World, .
Johii=ll:Skiddy.
Or iii the fixst'class Amenean Liv
.e'r•proril end the POrts :every rThy,:eriniprising
3t P.ornek - . ..AndrOorFcisloi,
yorktowo; , , : 'itlerantm,•'
Priibus, Thif..A. 'Cooper.
And many othera; Which thisttmiled irroOe2wl . ll trot - 114-
tint hcre enumerating: "
P. W.'llyßNßS'&s.3o. are the . sOte'Pa.sitMgar *genii
for itieSteunishipSAßAßßANps.: Her appointed sail:
i n g dziri, for figg; two ail
,fnilows. dram Liverpool
Milt °away, -2..trt .1 eta . , Oth 'August and - SRI
October; from New-York on:24th Fehrtierty, ail May, sth
July,Oth September, unit 15th lilnimittber. •
rhereforei:thoid wiatiing their - reletiveg out early in
the S(frtttg. will fiall it to their interest to pritrodize this
Ohl bstablialted- Rouse, our - a rrrageille at* being so per-.
feet thrti -- ** delay or disuppointmenr can. occur.
Draibl'at sighlfor any antminton the National Bunk of
lielnitB . ,`its In:inches, &e . , &c:, dt nil times for sale. Apr
ply to, or tuldreis brlettcr, post-paid,' - •
l': W. BYRNES South st N. Y.,
.
and 36Natetloo Road, Liverpool. •
• - JOHN TtiomPsuN,
1561.iberty street, Pittsburgh.
ROGER. & OEMS
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Or to—
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PEOrLE 9 S TR AN SPORT A.TION LINE
1:1121
;PITTSBURG!! TO ERIE!
Itards - belonging to this Line
IA have baan7put in fine order r and are now running
regularly between Pittsburgh and Erie, touching, at all
.interraeditne Porn, along the Canals, A Boat will always
be ut the wharf, under the Monongahela Bridge, and one'
will start regularly, we other- day. The People's
Transportation.-Line has every facility for carrying
,Freight and Passengers. The boats will be towed to
• Beaverhy steamers, and will proceed to Erie with.gieat
dispatch, by the canals., The boats arc commanded i by,
experienced and Careful men--all of whom have an :in
terest iri the Line. -
.I,U; Goods sent by the - Line to Erie may be forwarded
to any
_point on the Lakes.
For freight or passage apply -fn
, . • H. KIRKPATRICK,
'Agent,' Water street, Pittsburgh.
AGEN'PS:
CLATtI teCo., 4 lSeaver.
W:CtrionSon.am, New Cnstle.
TOorrsuas &lIIITCItELTREE„ Pulaski.
SeeNarr Witaistraz Co., hltddlesex.
• MILTON HULL; Sherran.
JOSEPH llcCLxes, - Sharpsburgh.
& G. LOWRY, Clarksville
KING 01..111.CPA121./..1 , 11), Big Bend.
14. C. Pcusista, West Greesiville.
_ J. & T. KuLpATaicK„Adamsvine•
W, Elaiteev;Hartstown.
W. WA.DSWORTII & CO., 3IICIVIRO`.IICOTHCOL
WM, POWER, Connenutville.
-, Spring Corner.
W. C. \Volume., Albion.
Cranescille.
Wet. TILER, Lockport.
E.. Pisa, Girard.
A. Kis°, and B. Tositorrsott & Co., Erie.
The-following Agents in Etie will receive
,and for
ward Freight to any Port on- the Lakes, shipped by
this Line:
W M. Gallagher, John Hearoq„..
G. W. - Haverstick & Co., Josiah Kellogg,
Kelscic t Loomis, & Cook, ie 6
rlatsbargla Portable: Boat Line.
1848..
For the Transportation of Freight to and from
PITTSBURGH, PI I ILAItELP If lA, BA LTIAIORE,NEW
YORK, BOSTON, &C.
BOREI.DIi-E 4- CASH. Philadelphia.
TAAFFE ¢ O C OAVAVOR, Pitt' sburgh.
rPlll$ old established Line being now in full operation,
1 the proprietors'have made extenai've arrangements to
forward Goods and Produce with desriateh, and on the
titest'invorable terms. They confidently hope, their well
known promptness in delivering goods—peculiar safety
in mode of carrying—capacious warehouses at each port,
affording accommodations to shippers and owners of
produce,- , 40111cr with their long experienee and unre
mitting attention to business, vill secure to them a con
tinuance of thatliberal patronage they hereby gratefully
acknowledge.
All consignments by and for this line received, chargeri
paid, and forwarded in any required directions free of
charge for commission, advancing or storage.
No interest. directly or indirectly, in steamboats.
Ail communiertions promptly attended to on applicia
tion to the following agents:
BORRIDOE & CASH,
278, Market street, Philadelptua.
•
TAAPPE & O'CONNOR,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
O'CONN.OIIS.&
- • North Street,
WILLIAhI U. WILSoN,
al . bil, Cerkirsireet, New York.
Merchants Transportation .Line.
. .
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VIA CANALS AND RAII.ROAD!4 FOR PIiILADEI
THIA -A ND BALTIMORE.
CSOODScothsigited tt tur . ,eare will he forwarded with
lit oUt delay, Cad : aft C lowest current MICA,
C - A. AVANULT`a I & CO.,
Canal lasiv, Petin street. Pittsburgh.
. .
ME SEILLES & REYNOLDS,
27fd and 31 , Market street. Philadelphia-
RASE. ALERRILL At CO.,
jel4: l . Smith's wharf: Baltimore.
7 1111ereherate , •!W ay Freight
MA= 1848.
- UXQLUts:LV,EI.I' for the ttunsportntion of wily Weigh
12/ between Pittsburgh, Blairsville, Johnstow!. loth
naysburgh, 'Water street, and Petersburgli.
'Phis Lute wn e 19 . 1i11.<1 for the siteetal ueetiminottation o
_ .
the _teak Ittgriocgr. The proprietors, thankful for the
I/oral:patronage they have received during the Ina two
years, - ,.reefiecttully inform their old cagrorners and the
public getterully, that they are now hatter prepared to
delivet goods at any point on the Canals or Railroads
with promptness and despatch.
JAE, A. LORE, . GEORGE TRINPLE,
JOHN MILI3I-:R. & Co.
Aoiszrra— c. Jr. Co.,Pilblburgb;
- Jouv MILLYa, Hollidaysburg;
RicKwou - r.n k NVooos,.Joblistown.
. .
REETRENcrs—Smith & Sinclair; J. &J. M'flevitt; kJ.
H..ShofMerncr; R. Robison & Co.; R, ;Mown ; flmmley &
Smith; John Parker, Wm. I,chtner & Co.; G. I'. Strocnber
or, Pittsburgh. ' 029
lilerelinnte Transportation, Line,
11710;t:
FOIL the Transportation of Merchant:lNa and Protium
to' Paihidelphia and Baltimore. Goods consigned It
ota ettre Will Le forwurtled withouttlelity, at the (owes
retes. Bills of Lading transmitted, and all instruction
promptly attended to, tree from any extra charge for slur
age or comthission.
C.. A. ItVAI , iULTY A. Co., Proprietors,
Coital Irairitt, Liberty sr, Pittsburgh
(Gazette.ottly. copy.)
I.I.MAD OTON,
TTORNE I AT LAW..
lim Partnership heretofore existink between JOHN
D. MAHON and READP, WASH' NOTON, , has been
dissolc.ed by mutual conrent.
The suleimiber may be found at his office, on Fourth
street, between Smithfield and (rant ant l'ittshurgh, at
all times when not engaged in Court.
deelteam • READI WASHINGTON.
Eagle Snfoon and ttestanrant,
~•No. 65 , lid and 61 Wood street
••".
The subscriber would respectfully inform
. •' z his friends and the public generally, that
lie has had the above well known establish
ment tined up in a very superior style, and is now pre
pared 'With• every requisite, to serve up all the delica
cies the SCII4OII afford's.
• ',OYSTERIS. stewed, fried, roasted, or in the shell;. to
gether'with hot coffee, :ea, chocolate; beef steaks, mat
ton chops, venison and game. at short notice • and at all
seasonable hours, in a style that cannot be surpassed in
Pittsburgh. •
XX ALE of the best brands. imported So,r,ars in eve
ry varidly.
He would also beg leave to state, that he is prepared
to furnish DINNER PARTIES of any number, in a su
perior manner ;SUPPERS for Bails,Societies or private
Parties. •
Wer - Parvm Rooms alwirgs in readiness.
Newspapers will be kept on file froth all quarters.
dealt, JOHN T. DONNLLEY
it Card.
!rlO THE EN - TERrItISING.—A - rare chance is now
1 presented for the. safe investment in a business en
tirely new; one adapted to "the manor limited, as well
as to the man of extensive raourees; yielding a, profit
from eapltaland.onterprischeyorid any operation of the
day. It is the coniplete monop oly : of a maple article, ab
solutely necessary and esEoratal to , every
as indispensable to the MeChadic, activist and tirafei...
sional man To capitalisti c an opportunity offers itself
for a lucrative employment ofeither lurge.orsmall suais,
bringing immediate:and highly - satisfactory returns,—
Those desirom.af embarking-in apleasaut,genteel busi
ness, are invited, with others, to call at the office ()Nike
undtreigned, examine, the arLicl, and form their own
judgment, from the factipresented.
Office—Exchange Buildings, St. - Clair street, next door
o Esquire Johns' office.
Okitee-Akenev.
OYSTERS CHEAPER-•Tiftilsl TEE Cf(EAPE.ST.—
Receited this day, diCeet.from Baltimore,; by 'Ex
press,.Fine Fresh Oysters, whichwill "selk lovr, at my
store, to-the Dirunorid; also nr -Wm. , Kramer s, comer of
"Seeoll4 and ,S.mithfieldwircets,and H C., Kelly'A, corner
of Fifth - and-Market -: - .
I will receive them. daily at the aboye places. A
Oysters arattantetlintoney returned, if not good.
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ritIANOEABLE - SILK . VISITS,:ron' Carnal" Ares Pass'
It.`liturphi las an handa fetamery hand:
soaia nhangepbre Bred - able for chrtstraas
presents, :winch bein,solling at reduc'ed pritep:
handsome Dresa•SiSrs, Satin, superfine fienr inyle tinerr
eambrie Edicts &ts' . '
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84' Willi tit.,l'ileiV4brkil. _ '.- ' t --Liverpool. England
' '' ' : ',lissitidrinmi.Vinforlif theteirieuder Lad the,i .
4
~'''...lo):Lblicithat they have commenced the. 9ettel•-
••!. ( „ :tar Bilippin.g. and Xeednissiim . Buriness., -to
4 ,t,jik gelitervrith . the 'Gerterat - Passerger.llusinear,
grantingeertificateser passage trom.l..ondon;
—.. _ I ...iYerpool. Dublin, Belfast, or any port of the
.. ..‘3lOl-liiiittfly to Netv'Yorki'Bosten and Philadelphia, tin
the iribst - reaSolittble fennel. '• " —' ' '
.-•,.. Drafts and Bills of Exaharign, from £1 to any amount
on the Royal Bank oflreland 'and its. branches, and 'on
Liverpool.
-,Tini days u( - .sailing.ef the:Regular Line of Liverpool
Pi , okettl,:alt fixed upon, are .theisi.,:6M,lltlt, 10th, 21st
: and.2fitb of, every month. .
.... These,Ships, are all of the , largest class; and ara,coui
-minded by, men of character and experieace. "TIM.
Cabin accommodations are all Mat can be desiled in
point of-splendor and convenience. - They are furnished
with every description Of stoves of the best kind. -Pune
, Juality in the days of,sailing will be. strictlyedhered M.
.-..PacketShips ROSCltill;Siddcins.,S.lieridan ond Bartlett,
a rea4 tssel,..of the largest class ;_und" those 'desirous to
bring out their , friends, cannot select Liter or attfer Silva.
:Passage can, lie secured at the:l:eV:est rates. ' - ;
New Orleans Line of PacketisSail Weekly. Por'p I
age or freight, apply as shove. or to - ' aall
. , • • . JOSEPH SNOWDEN, o' ,
EDMUND SNOWDEN, r I
dealt] Corner 4th and Smithueld sts., Pittsburg '
.4Z)v•i" -.
t •i;i f 10 14
• i•.• ;"••,....t
. , r • brim pins/mut - ' • • ',
- ARRA.Nfig*EN Ts.
Tr , Hereafter, oil Steerage. Passengers coming from
Rurope, engaged in America, to, come over, in either of
'the ships ot Hewn= & Co., will be furnished with the
following Provisions, or their.equivalent in other articles
.lastly good.—See der of COTITCSS, llia.V rz, 184 e. i
ims PLAN will prevent sickness on board. Hereto
fore, when Passengers found themielves in Provis
ions, many of them came- on .imaril entirely destitute,
which often caused much sielinces and death.
36 lbs. Bread, . All of good quay-
10 " Rice, ty, and one-tenth
10 " Oatmeal, of the Provisiceis
10 " Flour, . 1 „• fundsbml will lie
. 10 ” Beans and Peas, delivered to each
,36 , " Potatoes,, ' Passenger every
, I pint of Vinegar, week, with a soi
-1 60 gallons of Water, - ficient ' supply of
10 lb.S. Sidled Pork, free from hone . Fuel 'for cooking.
Each hip . in this Line will be properly ventilated, and
a good Louse over the Passage-way lending to the Pas
sengers' apartment. The Camboose and Cooking-riutges.
for time use of Passengers, are kept tinder cover. Even;
attention will be paid to promote their health and comfort.
Agent at Pittsburgh, JOSHUA ROBINSON,
• Fit t lh st., near Wood.
-
TapscotniGieners....Emigireittozkottlee.
i
fi gmrrrANCES and Pali sage to and
l a lfrorn Great Britain and Ireland; by W.
J.T. Tapscott, iS South at., corner
of Maiden Lane, N. Y., and 911 Water.
100 Rood, Liverpool.
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared to make arrangements
on •the most liberal terms with those desirous )(paying
the passage of their friends from the Qld Country; and
they Patter themselves their character and long standing
in business will give maple assurance that all their ar.
rangetnents will be carried out faithfully.
Messrs. W. & T. Tapscon are long and favorably
knoWn for the superior class, accoinmodation, and sailing
qualities of their Packet Ships. The
. QuEtIN OF Till,
WEST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK. HO'ITINGUER,
ROSCIITS, LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two df which
leave each port monthly—from New York the ill st 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 LiTkrpool every five days, being thus determined
that theit.facilities shall keep pace with their increasing
'patronag :it while Mr. WI Tapscott's constant personal
superintelidance of the business in Liverpool is an addi
tional security that the comfort mid accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers being, as usual, extensively engaged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
the Adeline Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge of
and forward passengers immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contract for passagefrom any sea
port in Great Britain or Ireland to this city, the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so tar Inland not otherwise all
tamable; and will, if uecessary, forward passengers fur
ther West by the best mode of conveyance, without any
'additional charges for their trouble. Where persons
Sent for decline coming out, the amount paid for passage
will bei refunded in full.
- _
The subscribers are also prepared to give drafts at
sight for any amount, payable at the principal cities and
towns in Englund, Ireland,. Scotland and V ales; thus at
fording a !lac and expeditious mode of remittinglunds
to those countries, which persons requiring such facili
ties will And it to their interest to avail ihemselves of.
Application (if by letter, post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. ' TAAFFE O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants -
map27-d&w-t y Philadelphia.
la Roche, Brothers, th Co&IL
Fluor sr, ishrw Yonx ; WAY,
SCOIA.AND ROAD, LllflatrOOL,
3AAIES BLA,KELY, Agent, Office on Penn et., .Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh.
•
Arrangeoirna for 1848.
13 OCHE., BROS. & CO., sate Agents far the BLACK
111 l BALL LINE, of Liverpool and New York Pockets, ,
take the liberty of announcing to their old friends and
ettstomers, that their armitgentents for the year I e. 4. being'
complete, they arc prepared to bring out passengers t by
the above splendid Line, from Liverpool to New loth
and Philadelphia. • They , refer to thenrfornter coarse of
doing basilicas. and SMArllre those who entrust them with
their orders, that the same suing:action will be rendered
as heretofore.
TYMITSA PICTS TO
ENGLAND, IRELAND; SCOTLAND AND WALK
Drafts for sale, payable, on demand,•at any Bank in
Ireland.
The undersigned has made arrangements to bring eut
passengers to Pittsburgh, during the present year.
l'elrs-tkmdave JAMES BLAKELY.
!AMENDED AND HICIIITTANCE tab
Office•
lIAUNDEN k CO.continue to bring out persons from
any part of England, Ireland, lscotlnuil or Wales,
upon the. most liberal terms. with their usual punctuality,
mid attention to the wants of emigrants. We do not al
low our passengers to be robbed by the swindling se ampo
1102 t infest the sea-ports, an we tale charge of them the
inoinent they report then - co:Nef, and see to their web-be
ing, and despatch them without any detention by the first
We 'say this fearlessly, no we defy any of our
prisoengers to show that they were detained forty-eight
hours by us ul Liverpool, whilst thousands of others were
detained mouths until they could ,be sent in come old
craft, at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
coifing.
Wr intend to perform our contracts honorably, nut
what it may; and not act as was the case tart %Cllll.oll ' wild
Other offices, who eitherperformed not at all, or when it
gutted their convenience.
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh (or any snm from If to
1.1,1100, payable at any of the Provincial Banks in Ire
land, Englund, Scotland lIIIIi
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European and. General Agent,
Fifth street, one door below Wood
•
r i fi l FOREIGN
REMITTANCE.
Tugn======
despatch, and at the lowest rates.
SAMUEL, iII'CLII,IIKEN & CO.,
142 Liberty street.
DR. G. C VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LiTHONTRIP
1. t 1111.3 celebrated 'remedy is consul, :y.increasing its
fame by the making ull over the world. It has now
become the only medicine for family use, and is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy : all stages of this. eomi
plaint immediately relieved, no matter of how longstand
ing. (See pamphlet for testimony.) •
Gravel. and all diseases of the urinary' organs; for;
these distressing complaints it minds alone ; no other ar
ticle can relieve you; and the cures testified to will con
vince the moat skeptical;—(see pamphlet.) Liver Com
plaint, Bilious Diseases, Fever and Ague. To the Great
West especially, and wherever these.camplaints prevail,
this med mine is offered. No mineral agent i no deleterious
compound is a part of this mixture; a Par e s these diseas
es with certainty and celerity, and does not leave the aye
tern torpid. (Sec p amphlet .) Piles, a coniplaint of a most
painful character, is immediately relieved, and a cure fol
lows by a few days use of this article. It .is far beyond
any other preparation for this disease, or: for any other
disease originating from impure blood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the System, Weak Back, Weakness of the
Kidneys, &c., or I:intimation of the same, is immediately
relieved by a few days use of this medicine, and a cure is
always the result of its use. It stands ;is a certain reme
dy for such complaints, mid also for derangements of the
female frame, Irregularities, Suppressions, painful men.
struations. No article has ever been offered, except this,
which would touch this kind of derangements. It may be
relied upon as a sure, and effective remedy.; and, did we
feel permitted to do so, could
. give a thousand names as
proof of cures in this diatressuig class of complaints, , -.
See pamphlet. All broken down, debilitated constitu
tions, from the effect of mercury, will find the bracing
power of this article to art immediately, and.the poison
ous mineraleradiented from the system.
Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative properties of
this article etatirtrux BLOOD, and drive such diseases from
the system. See pamphlet for testimony of cures in all
diseases, which the limits of au advertisement will not
permit to be named here; Agents give them away ; they
contain 32 Pagers of Certificates of high character; and a
Atronger arrayf of the virtues of a medicine, nevi
er appeared. I is one of the peculiar
-ItiFirres,
features of this or-.
tiele,-that it never fails to benefit in any ease, and if bone
and muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid KOPa ox, and keep taking the medicine
as Icing as there is an improvement. The proprietor would
caution the public against a number, ot articles which
-come out under the heads of Sattsareausait,Srant , s,&c.,
ta cures for Dropsy, Gravel, tr.e. They are good for iii4li;
hag, and . Concocted to gull the unwary: rotten rums NOT.
'They inventors never thought of curing snail diseasestill'
this article had done it. Apariktdar study of the paniph- ,
ktr is earnestly soticiled. Agents, and all who sell the ar
ticle, are glad to circulate gratuitously. - Put up in 30 oz.
bottles; at 52; 12 ex. do. at Si each--thelarger holding 6
or. more than the two small bottles. Look .ont and not
get iMpesedeinicin Every - bottle has "Vaughn's Vegeta,
- ble Litliontriptio' Miture, ,, blown • upon the- glass ) , the
Written-signature of ' O l3/. C. Vaughn' , on the'directions;
and "121. C.-Vaughn, Balifalo, ,, staniped on the cork. None
other are genuine. -
Prepared by Dr. 0. - 'O. Vaughn,' and sold at the Princil
pal Office; 207 Main Street; Buffeloi wholeaale and retail.
' No. attention givelf-to-letteri unless post-paid-oiler
from. jlgukisrisr autloriiid Arent, excOitd. Post-paid ' let-
tern or verbal cbmmunieltnalire aollathilrodvlne, prompt-
lrattended to gratis:— • - ',•-* ' ' • - '-', r - ' '-. ;
Offices devoted exclusively to the - sale of thilarticle="
132 Nissan at., N. Y.; 295 Essex siiSalem, Mass 4. and
by the principal Druggists throughout i the .United - States
and Canada, as Agents,' -•- • • -•-,-•-' "••-• -.-- , ": ' -•,-, I
BAYS ./e'BROCICWAYiAgents4 il
No. 2,l,lberty — st.,.-neat Canal Basin:
IN
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MOM
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=ettii4rcifion 7
Ilarnden &
REMITTANCES
LI AILNDEN & CO.'B
Western New York College of Health.
207 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, N. V.
MEM
En
ME
limmengCtuito
1 4110: -Franklin Ininszonoo Company
, • --
.
ChatlesW. GeOrge Richards;
- .Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias ,Wagner,
Samuel Grant,- • - David-S; , Brorrite, ;'•
Jacob Morris Patterion.
CHAS. W. BANCrEß,'Pree't.
Secretary.. -..-
Er Continue to make Insurance, perpetuator limited,
on every description.of property in town And country.
- * :The.Compdnyhave reserved a large Contingent Fund,
whichiththeir Capital and Premiums, safely invested,
nt
nifoample protection io the Assured.'
- -The Assets of the Company. on. January Ist,--11349; as
-published agreeablyso an /1.01.0 f Assembly, were as
. 11.17
lervis viz •
'Mortgages .•;
}teal Estate
Temporary Lonna
Stockii -
gash, &c
. . stapsot92
Since' their incorporation, -a period of-10 yeara, they
baNie pahteLpwarde Or One - Million Four. Ilunt(red 'Plow
band .Lioltare,lcisses-by fire, thereby-affording'evidence
of the advantages of Inaitrarieei as !moll as the ttbilityaad
disposttlekto meertvith promptness, all liabilities.
J.GARDINER . COFFIN, Agent, t
O 1 ice N.,E. corner Wood, and 34 ate
• •" Pirieirisar Idarlzsir lisszurance.
-fl l lll4 Insurance Crinipany of NofthAmerica , Ph"'
JL. delphia,through its duly authorized Agent, the sule•
igen - bar, Offers to.make permanent and limited
.Insumnee
on property, la city and itivicinity, and on shilimems"
by the canal and rivers. - I
DIRECTORS:
Arthur G. Catlin, Pres't. Samuel Brooks; .
Alex: Henry - • Charles Taylor - .
Samuel W. J ones , . Samuel W. Stria,
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A. Brawn, Jacob hi. Thomas,
- Jahn White, John R. Neff,
Cape, Richard-H. INood,
, Wm. Welsh, Henry D.,Shermrd, Sealy.
-rms is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1794. Its charter per
' petual, and from its.high standing, long experience, am
ple means, and avoiding nil risks of an extra hazardous
character, it may be considered as offering ample securi
ty to the public. WILLIAM P. JONES.
At Contains' Room of Atwood, Jones A. Co, Water and
Front ste4, Pittsburgh mayfly
AGENCIi OF THE FRANKLIN PIREINSURANCL
COMPANY OF PHILADELF.A..—N.S. corners/
Third and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.—The assets of the
company on the first of .January, 1845, as published in
conformity with an act of the Pennsylvania Legislatire
were
Bonds andlifortgages-
Real Estate, atcost •
Ternporary Loans, Stocks and Cash
. 'Making a total of, _ 4/909,683 42
Atiordnig certain assurance that all losses will be
promptly met, And giving entire security to all who ob
tain policies from this Company. Risks taken at as low.
rates as are consistent with security. . ,
oct9 WARRICK. MARTIN, Agent.
MZE=
GALLAGHER, LONG,Ar. MILLER',
No. 10D Front 0.. between Wood and Smitlifidel ;triers.
AST ANUFACTURERS of Bells of all sixes, double and
.I.TI single action Force Pumps, Counter Railing. Min
eral Water Pumps, fittings of all kinds for Gas, Water,
Strum, &c., Brass Castings for Machinery and anti-attri
ion metal for same. Particular attention paid to Gas
Fixtures, and a well assorted stock of Plain and .Orna
mental Pendants. Burners, Chandeliers, ke., tee., con
stantly on hand.' owe
RhISTRONG h CROZER, Commission Merchants
~
.No_ 22 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa., will attend
promptly
and
the sale of every description of Western
Produce, and other articles entrusted to their care.
REVER To—Hanna, Hussey dt Co, Pittsburgh; Hanna,
Graham h Co., New Lisbon, O.; Merchants generally,
Wellsville, O.; Rhodes I Ogleby, Bridgeport, O. A. G.
Richardson. & Ben., Cincinnati J. F. Ho ward, Louisville,
Ey; Guile .4 Dorwort, St. L ouis; H. Boyles,,Stenben•
ville. -decO:y
%IRE 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. IMAGE WASHINGTON.
The Subscribers have been in habit of daily profession
al intercourse with Scenic Washington, Esq., for many
years, and feel great pleasure in attesting - the accuracy
of his legal information; and his eminent capacity far the
undertaking set forth in his advertisement.
They earnestly recommend to young.oentlemen , who
wish to acquire a competent knowledge of the lagai pro
fession, to avail themselves of the advantages which his
proposed Law School will afford them. . '.
Charles Stealer, 0. Metcalf,
A. Burke, nos, Williams, .
Wilson hiTandless, C. Darragh,
Robert Woods, James Dunlop •
C. 0. Loomis Wm. B. Velure, . •
L.D. Mahon, A. W. Loomis. • ,
d ecL5-3in
FAITT4II7r.AL AND ITIPTO nTICCATS, 142755CH011. ri. '
lls the most popular of all sour and SHOE Ea:
tablishments nt-the.West. This place has gained
its reputation by its proprietor keeping the 'very
best Boole and Shoes. which are made expressly
to order for this market, and he is not satisfied only by
keeping the best assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOE S
In the AVestern country, but. he isAnabled and deter
mined to sell his GOODS lower titan any other .hottee
possibly tan, he - cares reat whim facilities they boast of
having for oSering.great inducements to the public.. It
is imluossible to set forth allthe advantages And facilities
in un advertisement, that the Great Bargain Corner has
over others, which enables its proprietor to sell Boots
and Sitars of the very best qualities and styles at from 10
to !AS per rent. lower than anrother store in the city.
The way to tcsi the matter's for all who intend purchas
ing BOOTS and SHOES, to call at BATES' GREAT
BARG AIN CORNER, examine the stock and prices, rind
all will be satisfied that the Grearlhirgain.Conter,Sinith.
field end FifiA streets, is the place fat the public, one and
all, to get good Boots and Shoes cheap, for cash.
dee? J. BATES.
HARNESS, 'PRUNE AND WHIP MANUFACTORY.
rIIIHE subscriber takes this method of inf o rming his
friends and the public in general, that be has the
largest stock of the following named articles, of his own
manufacture. in this city--•-Saddles. Harness,Tranks and
Whips; all of which he will ‘varrant.to be made of the
bold inaterial, and by the bent - Mechanics in Allegheny
county : ileing determined to sell Lk manufacWel
soinethinclower.thanban been heretofore R Wirt thC city,
he would invite persons in need of the above named ar
ticles. to his NYarchouse. No. 244 Liberty street. oppo
site Seventh. Also, bands made to order for machinery,
octal gr.RItV
_... _. ,
Chlokerlisg's .P/soses.
- • JOHN H. MELLOR, (sole Agtni for
Chickerines Pitirroxfor Western . i'entuyl
rania.) No. 81 Wood street, Pittsburgh,
fv f olit
has received, and now open for sale. the
following elegant assortment of Piano-Fortes, direct
from the manufacturei, and for sale at Mr. Chickering's
(Boston) prices, viz: .
(Inc superb Rosewood, seven OCiBVC.enrved in the . wont
elegant toad rich .s.yle of Louis XlY.—new scale.
One Rosewood, carved, seven octave—new scale..
One do. 61 octave—new scale. .
One do: 6 octave, carved moulding—new reale.
Two do. 6 do. '.. round co rners;
Two do. 6 do. ' square - "
The above are front the manufactory of J. Chickering,r
Boston. slid of the latest styles of furniture, and with his
new and approved scale.
Also, on hand, and for sale low— • -
. .
Three Rosewood Pianos:o octaves; from the manatee
tory of 11. Worcester; drew York, formerly of the firm
of Siodart, Worcester & Dunhain.
Two Rosewocid, 6 octave Pinnod; from the manufactory
of Gale & Co.,N. Y.
One Rosewood. 61 octave; manuutetured by Bacon &
Raven New York.
One Mullentaity 6 octave Plano; mad . e in Baltimore, and
left by the owner for, sale, either for cash or in ex
change tor such goods as will si :It country store.—
. Price 8360. j anal .
10IINSTCN & STOCKTON have Just receivedthe
following new works :
History of Congress, Biographical and PoliticaLcom
prising it history of internal improvements, (. avers, Har
bors, &c.,) from the formation of the Government to the
present time ; embracing, also, historical notices of va
rious political events in Ocean Steam Navigation; of
the Tea rind Coffee tax; together with biographies, jter
sonal histories, &c., by 'Henry G. Wheeler, illustrated by
steel portraits, and fac simile autographa.
History of Charles I, of England ; by Jacob Abbott,
with engravings.
'rhe Romance of Yachting; Voyage the First, by Jos.
C. Hurt.
A new novel ; Mary Barton : a tale of Manchester life.
The Moral, Social and Professional ditties of Attorneys
and Solicitors; by Samuel Warren, Esq.; F. R. S. of the
nner temple, Barrister at Law. deeB
Iron City Cracker and Dread Bakery.
J. SHEPHARD
_
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
lic generally, that he has added to his other .busi
ness,the manufacturing of Crackers of every variety.—
Raving Purchased one of IV. It. 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 is respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves. .
BAKEFLY,No.l.Otoinmereiat Rfpw, Liberty st. oppo
site Smithfield. ••
N B. Saperior family Bread, rye and dyspepsia Bread,
large and small rolls, fresh. everylnorning can be had at
the store, or my wagon, or at my stand in the market.
Cakes end Contectionary on hand and rnade, to order.
J. SLIERHATI.D.
No 10 Commercial Row. Liberty st.
‘'lt is the best Cough Medicine / everfilemr.gy
READ the following proof ofthe superiority of Dr. Wig
lard's Orinual Cough Mixture,- tram a respeetable cit
izen, Nyho has tried it t
Prrrentriton, Dec.ls, 1847..
Masses. Revs &BROCKWAT:—Attaileboring for several
Weeks under the disadVantages of a hamssitigcougli end
most distressing Oold, which had, thus fai,retustinl the ef
fects of several of the "infallibles," lovas indueeld to pur
chase a. bottle of Tour OrientalCougli Mixture, and give'
it a fair trial. To my great surprise, after using only one
half of the bottle I found myself entirely well. slut
best medicine /ever sate." :.
'hue copy: • IunVI'AIU"S•
Sold by HAYS to TROCRWAY,'Dritggists, cominer-'
cial Row, Liberty street . near Canal. . ianB
• Neyv Millinery, , Silks; , - Viblvetst ftr.c.
-- Sok , 'received • from. New-Nark:ix dhoice selec
tion orelegantlicy Satins, Silks, Winter Ribbons,
French- Flowers,. Pit/matt, &b. .Altandsome as
sortment of Winter Bonnets,' Hoods, Capes,. Cardinals,
Visens.li.c., on hand and made to order in-the latest style,
at the shortestnntice. , - ' -..-. MRS. DUFF,
.''' dec6 ' . ,; . . NO,lO Ste : . o . airat.AlVetn side.)
*
FASHIONABLE MILLIZIERF , —AIr 4 8 - BAlut
Fourth street; near Wood;,wattMinthrzathe Li!lies
of Pittsburgh: tind vieinityilitat4he wilroperi on
Tuned ELY; thel4th inst., nn extenene.eitssoianeht 66 Pal
aittl.Winter Millinery. --... k.'' ' ''" ` e:el4Q:
AX-2 see pjuat receivectuaitior sale by
SMITH. :ec 'MITCLAIR
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ME
ENE I
ME
ME
.114 ? 047,438 41
• ' '04,724 83
• • ' 00,001.95 -
• 51,323 25
, 38,804 37r
$600,615 93
• .109,967 77
' 2 9 7 , 42 9 72
M==l
MMEEI
LAW SOI7IIIOL.
Gie at UarSalri Oornar,
G ion Western Biddfe~
.:"' Y .: ',:7•;.".,--;_-.
. .A,501";
j:_IVER:COMPLAINT,-:JAGNIMCE, - HYSPEPSIA,
..L.ffI'ERVOUS DEBEUTY, DISEASE OF THE:RIE•
NEI'S" ASTHMA; and a affeethlns arisinOrcm.
derangement or disease in -the-Biliary, Diges••
live, Vascular ; Respiratory; „and Nervous, •
Systems, sue h as constipatioti, inward
pileti,ben.rthura, tosser appettte,com.
ed tongue acidity of
ach, swiMming of the head,
fullness or weight in tile • .„ •
stomach, 'dimressTif •
vision palpita;
• ',„tion .
of the ,
Choking or sufibeating senaatidg.,-depTession, of spirits;
sudden 'lathes of heat s pats in the, hide or back, •
Wetikneig of the feet,',Oenstant
aganings of - evil, fever end:dull tiain in the
head, pain rind "diffictilti of breathing
when lying upon the "side,. frightful .
_drew:lll,l,B6ns eructatlOns,yellow-r -
• . netts of the skin and eyes,
deficiency' of perspire-,
tion, &c, Ice' can be
effectually .
cured .
• by DOCTOR HOOPLAI4D , S
CELEBRATED GEumArki - ItirrEßs.
Their power over the above diseaties is not ,excelled÷-i
if equalled—by airy - othes. preparation in - The Usited '
States, as the cures i o . this oity attesiiili tautly cases af
ter skilful physiciens had failed.
DemngeMent intheliver and stomach ete.sources of
insanity—from disorder or obstruction a morbid action OD'
the sympathetic andother nerves follocis;tindale fanc
timis of the brain axe impaired - iinedeitingedPiar nerves
ate the connecting medium betweirimind'and ttletter,it
follows-from the recliirocaimction that both - Meat be
moreor less implicated and deranged eindliteneoludyi
• derangementthere willalso producediseaseof the SKIN,
LUNGS, UTERUS and KIDNEYS, as well as the brain.
The thousands who die with • TE,LLOW'FEVER,
CHOLERA or INFLUENZA., is owing to the same
cause;and„ the majority of cases of that -most poinfial
disease, CONSUMPTION, Migiriatek &inn the same. In
fact the stomach is the important organ in the system of
„matter, as upon it yon depend for the success and all the
advantages to be derived trom The administration of irp
ternal medicines. Its functions are of, the' utmost
portance to every One in conatliniingthankrae and (one
min of lifit,which is nutrition. No organpossessessuch
'remarkable sympathies, none Mich remarkable,power• in
;modifying every pan of the system. • ;
The tare success in treating disease of the liver laid
stomach successfully has not Deena wint'ofpathologieal
knowledge ot their functions, but the preparation of a'
compound that would act upon the disease and slithe
'ppoointhas been gained in
=g a t:e ii er, andtheiare w et ELY VEGETABLE
and will in every case permanently destroy costiveness,
sod give strength and vigor to the frarne,• at no time de
bilitating the patient, and they are grateful to the most
delicate stomach under any circumstances..
ALL CAN BE CURED
WHO WILL USE THE AS DIRECTED, -
(rs' wrrgm THE - POWER Or MIDICI,NB4 _
.The few months this preparatinn has been before it e;
public, has. from its infallible efficacy, elicited die eulogy
of the press through the land, their object being for the
benefit of -suffering humanity; its saccess has surpassed
all precedents, and It is free from all alcoholic stimulant,
syrup , mercury, aloes quinine, acids, and all iNUTiOilli
ingagdients„ and especially . adapted to tbediSeases of the
variable climate of the Muted States, and the West In
dia Islands.
.
WEEK AND DELICATE CHILDREN,
are made strong by using it—in fact it isn fat* meth'
eine, and can be administered with safety toa child one
year old,the delicate tamale, era man of ninety..
The Philadelphia Democrat says :—" This medicine
has an extraordinary virtue and efficacy, and is in great
demand. We can speak from '.experience, that it hair
producedmany wonderful cures."
The Daily Sun says:—" We believe it is one of the
best medicines of the age—a friend baying nied it in his
own family with great satisfaction in the Jaundice alts
LiverContp)aint."
The Spirit of the Times and Keystone says:—"Po oar
good citizens, who are invalids, know the many aston
ishing cures that have been performed by Dr. Hoollanirif
celebrants mierman Bitters? If they do not, we recom
mend. them to the German Medicine Store ;278 Race
street; all who are afflicted with Liver Complaint, Jaun
dice, Dyspepsia or Nervous Debility; the Doctor has
cured many of our citizens, after the best physicians
had failed. We have used them. and they have proved
to be a medicine that every one should know of, and we
cannot refrain giving our testimony in their favor, and.
thatviihich gives them greater claim upon our humblief
fort. they are entirely vegetable. •
The Evening, Bulletin says:—The Celebrated German
Bitters are an invaluable remedy for Jaundiee, Dyspep
sia, and nervous complaints." .
Neal'i Gazette saym—"lt is not often we notice the
various excellentmedicines advertised in oar columns,
because we are unwilling to speak except from personal
experience, and a good constitution fortunately makes
us generally strangers to such articles. A word, how
ever,of Dr. Boofiand's German - Bitters. This w'ri KNOW
tope an excellent article fulfilling in every respect what
is claimed for it by theadvertiser:
The Daily News says:. '
". A Ithromner..—We speak knowingly of Di. Hoof
land's celebrated German Bitters when „we say it is a.
blessing of this age, and in diseases of the biliary, diges
five and nervous systems , it hai • not, - we think, an Eqult.•
VSORTABLE PRZPAHANION LICD &UDE WFTO.OI7K
=or., and to all invalids we would recommend it as
worthy their confidence.
What stronger testimony can a medicine have? At the
Depsican be seen the evidences of many of our most
respectable citizens of Cures in all the _foregoing dis 7
eases.
- Principal ,Depot, German Medicine. Store, WS RACE
Street, and for saloin Lancaster by John F, Logan; Har
risburg, by D. V. Gross; and respectanit. dealers gen
emlly throughout the country.
Q I LEIS CE THAT DREADFUL COUGH!—The
► areintintwer, Die work of Ow tiistroxer fins been
beeakth.un,Die Cough of Consumption lira din it a.soun of
d
Aaa Maritsa T. Your darling- chiltL.youriddl
and earthly joy, is now perhaps confined to her chamber
by n dangerous cold—her pale cheeks, her thin shrunken
fingers, tell the hold disease has already gained upon her
—Me sound of her sepulchral- cough pierces your soul..
Yoram bias, when last about to enter life, disease sheds
s heart crushing blight over the fair prospects of the fu
ture—your heene cough and feeble limbs tell of your
loss of hope; but yea need not despair. There is a balm
which will heal the-wouilded lungs, itis
Shermants All-Healing. Salaam.
Mrs. Anima, the wife of Wm.. 11. Atiree, Esq. ayes
given up by Dr. Sewall of Washington, Drs. Roe and.
McClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and Dr. Mott of New-
York. Her friends all thought she must die. She had
every appearance of being in consumption and was so
pronounced by her pfiysietans—Sherman's ' Balsam was
given and it cured her.
Mrs. Gsausanasrrrz, of Bull's Ferry, was also cured of
consumption by this of
when all other remedies
failed to give relief—she was waA. reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentist, 21 Ilinadway.shas witnessed its
effects in several eases Where no other meilecine afford
ed relief—but the Balsam Operated like a charm. Dr. C.
also witnesred its wonderful effeets'in curing. Asthma,
which it never fails of doing. Spitting Blood, alarming
as it may be, is effectually cured by this Balsam. It
heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and makes
the lungs sound again.
Rev. lltaart Jon's, 193 Eighth avenue, was cured of
cough and catarrhal affection of 50 years standing." The
brat dose gave hint more relief than all the other medi
cine be had ever taken. Dr. 1.. 3: Beals, 19 Delaney
street, gave it to a sister-in-law who was laboring under
Consumption, and - to another son& afflicted with the
Asthma. in both cases its effects"Weere immediate, soon
restoring them to comfortable health.
Mrs. Lrettarts 'Watts, 95 Christie-st, suffered from
Asthma 49 yearl. Sherman's Balsam relieved her et
Once, and she is comparatively well, being. enabled to
subdue every . attack by a timely use of. this medicine.
This indeed as the great remedy for Coughs. Colds, Spit
ting Blood, Liver Complaints, and all the affections of the
throat, and even Asthma and Consumption.
Price 25 cents and SI per bottle,
Principal Office 106 Nassau street. New York.
4,ikewise Dr. Sherman's-celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Premium Tooth Paste and Poor
Man's Plaster
Sold wholesale and retail by WM, JACKSON, at his
Boot and Shoe Store and Patent Medicine Warehouse,'
89 Liberty street Pittsburgh, head of Wood - street, and
by the following duly appointed Agents 'for Allegheny
county:
A. M. Marshall, Allegheny city; Jonathan Ghriest,
Manchester; J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham; A. S. Getty,
Wylie street; J. G. Muslin, cor. Webster at. and Elm;
Dantel Negley, East Liberty; H. L. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh; Thos. Aikon, Sharpsburglt; Sam!. Springer ' . Clin
ton; James Stewartstown; John - Black ; Turtle
Creek; C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland & Son, Ill'Kees
port; McEldowney, Bakerstown Riley Ttrlmagfilin,
Plumb Tewniship;lVm. J. Sniith;Temp e ranceville; Jas.
Pdlton, Taieritum;.G.ll. Starr; Sewiekly: *mar9-ly
%KOBE TESTLAIDNIt '—Dr. W. Lsama, of Fay4ue
.oa ville, N. Y., says: .1 am well persuaded, and have
been for some time, that 'your Domestic , Yegetalle Pills
are of great use to all those who may have occasion to
use them, and have administered teem to my patients..
Feverand Ague, Dyspepsia and Bilious Fever; are im
mediately cured by the use of Dr. Ralph's Pills. Pride,
25 cents a box. Sold wholesale and retail by
.S. L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield street, near Third.
Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny city; 1: G.. Smith, Bir
mingham; and Jolla .MlPCracken. Fifth Ward. febl7
Jaymio , Family Medicines.
DR. S. S. COOK, Plana, Ohio, ,vrtites, 'March, 1846: •
"I have used your Vermiluga, Carmutatirs Balsam:,
and Expectorant, in my practice, for the •last three years,
and haver been exceedingly well pleased witkihem, and
'never, as yet, to my :recollection, failed pf kealiziucmy.
fullest expgetation their CltratiVe properties..: Year`
other medicines I cannot speak of from experience;_ but,
judging tram those I have used, I doubt not but that they
claim, and are entitled to all the confidence' reposed us
them,. by ; those who have' used tnem. . I was formerly
very partial to all+mll.Verraifule, until I keettmeadquain
ted with yours, which has my decided prefeiene to any
other now in use.
RessectfuLlY, yours,' itc., • S. COOK, At D. 7
Er For sale in Pittsburgh at'the Pekin Tge Store, 7 *.
- Ps A. PAHNESTOCK'S COUGIf SYRUP.—This pre - - ..
paration hasproved itself to be of very greatefhca 7 ;•
cyan the cure of obstiriate Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood, Whooping . Couglioandiether Pneumorue
Affectionsj and the - propnetors 'feel warra,gted in-recom
meriding it• as a Safe' arid usefulniediciiieoind are pre
.pared go show certificates of ;indisputable authority,
testimony of its - Yalu.. , •
It is pleasant th the tasteiguldis offered atgologra price'
as
is to place .it within the reach of every person. There
are, perhaps, but few Cough preparations .that Will . pro: ,
dues such decided :effects ug. such a short:dune: Pre
pared and sold by
B. i. r. F4ETKrimOCk . .k C 0.,• "
Corner of Farsgand Wood; also, corner of sistu and
DWood Streets. • , • " c/a
R..RALP-1111 CsuostuirstrYsentr4lPS ;: Pgus are for.
sale, wholesale and retail, at the .
. , . Aka. Boren( urnicki"; •
, No. 40,,Srnithfielff
Also; by Wm. Cole, AlieghenY city: T„ G. Smith; Bts
Minghron; John McCracken, Penn street, Fifth Watdd
feb 2 / ; .; ' , . ; , •. -
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'BROWN'S HOTEL,
CORNER OF BEITHRIELD AND T.F4RD;S73'
Pittsburgh, Pa. , •
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N. B: Good 'Stabling attached to the hototei , ,
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11.111NESE HAIII - CREAld......ftnititehless - ankle for
%,j'grotsih, beauly;•ltnit restoralion - of _the Hair. The
Cream, when once known, will trerceda all other a r t s .
eles .of the kind now in - use. where the hair is dead
harsh, thin, unhealthy, uor• tumiitggien a few 4pplica'•
lions will make the hair soil and dark, and give it a bean
%deli lively. appearance; and will also make it maintain
its haeliness and healthy color, twice as long as all the :
preparations that are generally ented.• •Where.the hairis
thin, or has fallen off, It may be restored bywring this
-.Cream. - Every lady and gentleman who is in the habit of
using oils on their hair should at once purchase. abottle of
the Chinese. Hair Cream', as it is so composed that it will
not injure the hair liki3 the other preparations, but will
beautify it, and 'give perfeet • sausfaction,in every
For testimony tit' its very superior qualities, see thefol
lowing letter from-the Rev.- Mr. Caldwell to' Mesas.
Hendendrott - Pe Stretch, Nashville,' genend agents for the
liner Ohs Rev. E.Cakfurea,•Parsoreflks.rer/hilnian
• - Church, Pulaski, .
- hfassitil.Rienntinarcirr thillintaXlClSr4"
p.ilasure in adding my testimony in fele/ape exeellerit
prepartdon called Dr. Parish's Chine:paw Cream; for,
about two years ago my hair was very thy, bristtig, and
disposed to come ouq but having procured a bottle of the
Cream, and merit accordinff t, to the prescription,it is now
elastic, soft, and firm to `khead. Many balsams and
. were applied, each Icavinipstajhair in a worse state
Man before. 'This Cream, however, has met my expee-
As an article for the toilet, my wife givel it Preference
'over all others,' being delicately perfumed and not dis
posed to rancidity. ..The ladles, especially, will sad yhe
Chinese Cream so be a desideratum is their preparaticuus
for the toilet. • .Bespecifully, ere., • .
R. CALDWELL. '
•
Pulaski, January 7,1847.
DY'Sold wholesale and retail, la Pittsburgh, by John
M.Tcrwnsend4.s Market at, and Joel Mohler, corner of
Wood and Mahan •' • ' • • ' • - jelSd&w-ly
LAMES are cautioned against using Common Prepa
red Chalk: They are not aware how frightfully injti- .
rims his to the skin! hew coarse, how rough, how sallow;
yellow, and unhealthy the skin appears after using pre-
paredchalkl Besides it Is injurious, containing a large
quantilyof lead! We have prepared. a beautiml vege,
.table article, which we call Jones , Spanish. Lilly 'White
'lt 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 theakin, making it soft and smooth.
Dr. James-Anderson, Practical Chemist of Massachu
setts, says : "After analysing Jones , Spanish Lilly White,
I' finditpossesetes•the mostt - beautiful and natural,"and at
the same time innocent, vrhitie I ever. saw. I certainly
can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose Skin
requires beautifying." Price.2s cents a box. Directions
--the best way to apply. Lilly White, io . with eon leather
or wool—the former is prefeyable. . '
• A ruin 317 07 • TEEm sea 25 estris.—White s teeth,
foul breath, healdty gums... Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
after being ouge or twice cleaned Witlflonme - .Amber
Tooth-Paste, Five the appearance of the mostbeautifal
ivory, aud, 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, giving them a beautiful polish,
.and preventing -a
dewy. dey. These already decayed it prevents
from becoming worse—it also fastens such as is becoming
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately white, :bid make the breath deliciously sweet.
Price 25 or We cents a box. All the above are sold only
at 82 Chatham st., sign of the American Eagle, New York,
'and by the appointed Agents whose names appear in the
. - .
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WELL TOU wain., and get a rich husband, lady? "Your
face is your fortune." Is't beautiful, clear . ; fair? Is it •
white?, If Awe, it can be made so even though it beyel-•
low, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned and freckled. Thous
ands have been made thus who have washed once or
twice with . Jones' Italian Chemical Soap.. The effect is
glorious and magnificent. But be sure you get the gene
the Jones'. Soap, at the sign of the American Eagle,
Chatham street.
Ring-worm, Salt-rheum Scurvey,Erysipelas,Rarber's
Itch, are often curetf by 'Jones'-Italian-Chemical Soap,
when every, kind of remedy has failed.' That it cures
pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, all know :: Sold at
the American 'Etigle; 85• Chatham street. Blind,: reader,
this seldom or never
C. INGLIS, Jr..; Patterson.
Sold at Jacasorra 49 Liberty at., head. of Wood, Sign of
of the Big Boot.
NE DOLDAR TWELVE AND HALF CENTS.
• —Marriage.—Conj . identia—Any lady betweeatwen
ty and thirty,.posseeautg a symmetrical form, good fea
tures, &e., is asked confidentially, tan the suppose any
h
man could admire her while she as such yellow. teeth;
such sallow., rough, coarse skin; and such dirty, bad,
wiry hair; when, by spending the "above sum, she might
have delicate white teeth, a pure - sweet , breath, and a
beautiful head of hair. She can have beautiful white
teeth and sweet breath by using a 2sl box of Jones' Am
ber nob% Paste; a skin white, pure and spotless as snow,
by using a cake of the genuine Jones' Italian ' Chemical
Soap; and a beautiful head of hair by using a 3s. bottle of
Jones' Cora! Hair Redoratire.. Do not form an opinion
against this before you my, or you will regret it; but tie
sure to ask for Jones ' articles. Sold only in New York
at 82 Chatham st. For sale by
-WM '3ACESCIN;Agent,
89 Liberty at., Pittsburgh.
SCROFULA AND GOITRE.—AmpIe ex
perience has proved that no combination of medicine
have ever been so efficacious in removing the above dis
eases, as DR. JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE. It has. effected
cures truly astonishing, not only of „Cancer and other dis
eases of that class, but has removed the most stubborn
diseases of the Skin Swellings, : Dyspepsia, Ac. The
medicine enters into the circulation, and eradicates ilia-.
eases'wherever located. It purifies the blood mid other
Skids of the ,lody, removes obstruction in the pores of
the skin, and - reduces enlargement of the glands or bones.
It increases the appetite, removes headache and drowel
ness, and invigorates.the whole system, and imparts ani
mation to the ditteased and debilitated consfitznion. 'Thera
is nothingauperior to it in the whale matcria medics- It.
is perfectly safe and extremelY yileasantorad him nothing'
of the di s asur4ng nausea accompanying the idea of
lowui(medieine.
NW - For sale in Pittsburgh at the PERIN TEA STORE,
72 Fourtlist., near Wood_' mar3o -
A IteelpelOr the..llzunan Hair •
O - FORCE ITS- . GROWTH. AND HEALTH; MAKE
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IT SOFT, SILKY, CLEAN-AND FlNE.—Persons
in consequence of the many things sold, set down every,
article, tbe it ever so good,) as a humbug. If people
eonld be made try is 3s. bottle ofJone's Coral Hair Re..
storative; mad sed how it makes dry, rusty, red, light hair
moist, soft; auburn and dark, and keeps it so; and by its
'use for sometime, ceases it to grow neutrally beautiful;
if people Collia see thetitunber of poor respectable-me
chanics that : toe it,. (aye,. and find it-the cheapest thing
they : an use,) for dressum and beautifying' the flair; for
keeping it soft and in order three times as long as any
other article made; aad
Forces it to grow, stopitfts falllag,
And costAlo:3shillingsio try.
We forrnerly sold nothing lesathan $1 bottles; but we.
wish people to try it. Sold only, at S2tmind S 4) Chatham
street, New York, and bp .
mirth. wm . ..aacsAblv, feLiberty et.
TOILE , THSTINIONY for Dr. Willard's- Family Medi;
eines.—Tbe undersigned, citizens of Piusburgh.bav-
Mg personally used Dr. -Willard's Oriental Cough-Mix
ture, and experienced int beneficial effects, domost cheer
fully- recommend it ns sale and etrecttial, in all cases.
- Speaking from experience,- we believe Mat it has no su
perior ; mnd would recommend hawse to all the , afflicted.
.CHARLES LEWIS.
Pittsburgh, Irlarchlsll6lB4B.
illa'Sold by J. Schoontnakei & Co., John Rays, James
A. Jones, „Lit Caisel;Jahn.P. Scott, F. L. Snowden, , .1.•
!goblet, Ogden &Snowden. -
VirbifYvkilikB7 - Effitsip
A.LT KAMAN, SC R ,
1,3 LAS, Barber's lich, Chaps, Bare;;Bectilts,-Pimples.—
Thie iq used by many
physietunsin,this city i n cunugthe
above . , and We would not eanscienciously sell unless we.
knew tt to - Lo all we: state. '
Asa. cosinetic,.the tree JONES'S 80AP is perhaps the
only. article ever known that removed impurities 'and
cleared and beautified the akin, making it mak Clear,
smooth and white as an infantsi.Buttaind,itiasold at BPI I
Chatham st, N.T., and by
WM.-.JACKRION,Agent,
69 Liberty street Pittiburgh.
(1 ONStraIPTION seiteCmore victimS than any other:
kJ disease. in. our country. The young,. the ota, thC
beautilol and' ay, are all alike subject ' to its invidious
ravages, slid manya hectic 'cheek haS been supposed to
.Bloom with the gloW of health.„ But - every cage origr
notes ilia cold end a cough—perhaps' deemed unworthy'
of ittintion'at first—and only ntet with 'remedies when
too.late. ; Watch the first Symptoms with 'jealoits care,
toothieleimmeihote use of the Cough Balsam of B. A.
Fahnestock & Co.; which will certainly cheek , its further
progress,ands estore the inflamed'-organs to n beautiful
For Baia by B. B A. FAHNESTOCK:&. Co., corner tit
and Wood vs.; also, corner 6th and Wand.; 'dent'
Magazines Janu ar y •,t 84.8.
- nEcEivED AT hl. A. MINER'S, Smithfie ld 111, thiradoor. above Second street— .
Godny's Lady's Book; unusually largn,, with six at
tractive eograving_s; the literary.department of the high,'
est order for this-No., commencing a new, volume.
Sartnin's :Union Magazine,. beautifully, embellished,
and comprising SO pages of readingpatter, all original.
Graham's Magazine, illustrated, with, four beautiful ell
, gravings ;! in size, a full double. number,
Poems of John Quincy Adams; wilh'NFlLiCen of• his
Life anti Character.. .
& Critical Defence of:theGrunt Street Baptist Charch,
against the charge of.corruptioni,in the admanietmtion of
her discipline; published by orderer the Church.
Rose and. Gertrude, or the Mysterious Wedding; traitS 7 !
lateddrom the French of Rodolphe Topffer,
impartial Account of the Life. of the Rev. Jelin N.
maffit—a narrative of his first marriage; also, his second,
with many never before published •
Seaond volumel Paul Ardenheint; nom: - caniplete4-by
George Li¢pard
Mar? Barton,.A Tale of lilanchester-Lifei, England;
;publi,ed'hythe Harpers. ':
Julian DS -Clifford; or Woman's 'Love ; a RomanCe of
Smiles and Teariejilluatiited.! • - . ,
AtigeNnti - Laxinore, or the Life' of a Beauty ; 'by:the
author of the - Mit, Breach af Promise, Ike:, . •
':The Hunchback, el.the Bell Ringer Of Notre Dame;'.
BrottFe CO the
.t.iatii3Oilber informs' the public generally,' rind
. • Houitskespep 'Md . /lentil Grocers particularly, that
he.i the Queenswart bustrieSs, and
. will
Bell jiff his present stock at reduced Triciti.' 'Those who
wish to olitnin China, Qtrienstoare, find this
'a rare opportunitylcir getting such singles as they
mue.hclleaper than the usual roles:- ,
, Ann:timber die plane t CHINA - HALL, No. 118 Wood
street, near the AttetionStpre: - -
Pi.S. I will dispose of myWhole stock to - any person
wishing to, bay it, at. a -
bargain
ianftilf
ST. CLAIR 1 3.0USair
t °ENLOE .OF PENN' Alfa ST.. CLAIR STREETS.
'DEEM OYSTEIIS, , GAME,. and every delicacy of
tho aeason the.rruiiiret airordei served up aribe
sharteat noucer nrcd la the vary, beet sryle. ,The house' is
fitted tiratatarranged•ia the best.order, under the-rna4 -
.Irgetnent-Of .Itaerc2fl - JOHNICCAMPBELL-'
FOR that . valuattte ' , Propel:ly whera ,l4o- .
subscriber restdesi together with the unprovements
thereon j - ait plated en "Sixth street, hear Smithfield,. ftent.
jug on_ .. 81 X 111 .' . 4 : 4,120 ft .; and iri depth' on Cherry alter 240
feet. "KM prclOrty - 13'aThnirably situated for a Hotel or
a Yttiolit:Elal4.' aild•containe' halfaguaTe of ground; 'or
it 'might be divided intold building 6.10 ts of 20 feet
each on Sixth quiet, by 120 feet deep; and 0 .lois
front 20:teet eac4'coFy Cherry slleyitp 120 feet deep. ,
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21 135 feel Lulov. the isurface of the eantt,a certain
and'infaWble cure' tor Spranis,••Straias,Etrur,i , l3ltufsea,
Scalds, Barns Tetter,‘Eryttipeltts, Sered.Head r Croup,
Whooplng-Cougbilnfitammaany Sore Throso„Sere and
Inflamed Eyes,FlandenCefilleers.•Feter Sores, arta
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.• .- -- = „INFLAMMATORY REIEUMATISM, , . ' '
which yields to its'efectsia a snrpriaing manner. •
' It has never yet failed when used according tolliesl
dorm Read the following: . .• - .
MASCFCCIM,AIiegheCT /
CO, Pr,
..... ... --. • Nove,mber 18,1846. 5
This i s to certify, that my wife, Margaret Ghtiest, was
cured of a Rheumatic Complaint of sevengenre standing.
by which she was so tame as to be obliged to Dim crutch - .
es.. In one 'week Abe was oared by using the Anutrieaci
Oil, add Could walk about as usual crutches.
. . ' • ' JONATHAN DEIREIEM
The following is communicated by Mr. Wm.Nasli,Mr.
Jackson's agent for Steubenville, O. ' • ; • ..:
: A gentleman near Steubenville, whq had notbeen able
to put either cif. his feet to th e ground tor twelve leani,in
consequence of lameness; by diet:tee of one bottle was
enabled to walk tlvo 'miles to dtttrarlshlplNBB o,l '. It is
likewise a sovereign remedy for , '" 1._'''',...,„,' 41 '.....,.,„' •' ~,,m . _' "
:CO,NTRACTION OF THE AlDSw,Vll..."•`'',4`''''-
The following Is communicated by Mr; Win:NaabfiW.
Jackson a agent for Steubenville : ' • • •._ ,'' •'' - • • :
A lady residing in Steubenville, the:anger Of whose
hand wee so contracted sato deprive her of the, use of it
for thirty-five years, was entirely cared by the fleet:lone
.bottle of s ite Oil, so that she now hinithe perfect use of
her hand fully equal to - the other; which:had aster been
affected.,lt has also been found tope a safe andinvinci
ble agen in the speedy and eertaui cure of- - . •
in all cases not orgaulea/ly Incurable. • -- . :•
A lady residing la Allegheny city was effectuallycured
of obstinate deafness, of years' continuance, by the use
of less than one bottle of the Oil, so that she said she
heard better than she had ever done befote. • . •
A gentleman well known in Pittsburgh, was eared of
deafness of nine years' standing, by the use of a small
quantity of the Oil. The names and resldences.of the
lady and gentleman will be given to those who desire it,
at the efficeof the advertiser. • ••,
Its properties are highly developed in the certain and
surprisingly speedy care of all cases of •.. - • ..
CHOLIC, CRAMP, AND SPASMS: . •
Several cases of Cramp Cholic have been elfr.etually •
cured by one dose of the Oil, in the short -space. of belt'
an hour. when the parties have been agonized with pain.
Its curative properties have been remarkably manifested
in the radical cure .of • • .
DISEASES OF THE SPINE. - • . .
A lady, the wife of a planter in Kentucky, was came
effectually.of one of the worst cases of diseased Spine,
which had confined her to her bed for a considerable
time,in which she could not tarn herself. .It Is also a
sure remedy and perfect cure for painsin the small of the
back, and
- - INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. .'
- Read the following:• * * - •
Pirreicaon,Dee.lB,lllo.
This'is to certify th at I Was af fl icted with great pain in
the email of my back and kidneys, whibb affected roe so
much that I could not stand upright. By rubbing ern
nally and using half a teaspoonful internally, night' and.
morning, I was entirely cured. • JOHN DIDDLE,
near Warren, Armstrong co., Pa.
Afgentleman of Pittsburgh, afflicted ,wlth a violent in
flammation of the kidneys—the pain of which caused
him to faint—was completely cured , in three days, by the
use of the American Oil.
The qualities of this .
NATURE'S OWN REMEDY • -
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is'extremely penetrating 'and aitti•infiammatary, conse
quently is confidently recommended as-a sovereign rem
edy wherever inflammation exists,rither, ezternad ori
vernal. Used immediately after a cul t bmise or wound,
it will care and prevent . : . . .
GA.NGRENE AND MORTIFICATION. •
It has, in addition, been found a salutary, pleasing and
effective remedy for those very - unpleasant and inconve
nient diseases,• •
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GRAVEL: AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.
113 - Price, 50 cents per bottle. ,
Cantlon—Be on Toler Guard.
The surprising excellence and growing popularity -
the American Oil, has induced some dishonest portions
palm upon.the public, miserable' imitations of this( truly
valuable medicine, for the purpose of dezeiving the un
wary, and defrauding the Proprietor. • ' •
In order to be sure of obtaining the genuine,obserr
the following sous =gas • • -
Ist. See that the name " Wm. Jackson, 89 Liiteity at
head of Wood st," is printed on the label of
of each boric, to imitate which is felony. ,•••• : • .
24. That each bottle is inclosed in a pannitileteaatahe
ing fall directions for use; and also containing the name
and address of Wm. Jackson, Patient! Agent for the
proprietors; likewise, the name and address °lithe pro
prietors, D. Hail & Co., Kentucky:'- '
3d. Purchase ONLY of the advertised Agents, all of
whom have a show bill, on which is,prithed the names of
'the Filoprietors and General Agents—thusz D. Hail & Co.,
Proprietors, Kentucky. Wm. Jackson, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
General Agent for Western Pennsylvania, stud part of
Ohio and Western Vi la; and 'the printers' names
-8 Shryock, Pittsburgh—printed at the bottom
of said show bill. . •
4th. 'Observe•—the gentrine American Oil is of a dark
green color, without any sediment, audits specific gravi
ty lighter than water. The counterfeits are mostly dr a
black color; —some white; like Spirits et Turpentine,
said in be rfined and clarified,- soineSeneen Oil—oth
ers a mixture of other common oils; atutonen black filthy
looking mixture. purporting,. come (rouse:6 "Plusbutgb
and Allegheny Dispensary
. Co." None of these coun
terfeits possess eitheithe virtue or the power of the trus
AMERICAN OIL. .
4D''Sold wholesale, and retail by WM. JACKSON,
General and Sole Agent for the Proprietor in Western
'Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, and Northern Ohio;
and by the following duly appointed Agents in Allegheny
ecnunyiPa.: .
M. Marehall,•
Dr. Brown,- t Allegheny city.
. J. R. Johnson (
Jonathan Ohnest,slanchester.
Alexander Asdale, Wylie street.
J. 8. H. Jacques, Dirnunghani.
Wm. J. Smith, Temperanceville.
.0. H. Starr;Sectickley.
Edward Thompson, Wilkinsbiugh.
Daniel Negley, East Liberty.
H. Z. Mitchell, Wilkinsburgh:
Thomas Alkin, Sharpsburgb.
• EL Rowland & Son. firKeesport.
' C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth.
John Black, Turtle Creek.
—sl'Eldowny, Bakerstown , • -
-Samuel Springer, Clinton.
James Mice, Stewartstown.
-• Riley ArLatighlin, Plam township.
J. Fulton, Tareptum.
• Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenceville.
Robert Williams, Artharsville. •
augl.s.4&wilm , . .
zotord the New York .Garette, Oct. 0, IMO, a daily
paper deservedly at - the head of the daily. press in
this country. - . ,
.Bristorr Extract of Sorsoporilia.—lt were but eourtesy
to call the attention of ourrendera to this invaluable prep
oration which will be found advertised in tinotherc Wilma
Mr. Bristol is a brother, and issues a highly interesting
newspaper, every now aad then,' one or two numbers of
which we have already noticed; and the medicine itself
has been eulogised by nearly all the press of ttur western
country, and, we doulit not, Justly eulogised ! it has in its
favor, moreover, very flattering tesumninals, from the
most eminent practinonera. in every . part of the country
where it [has been used. There is beauty and taste
'enough in the bottles, and In the engraved labels In which
they are enveloped, to induce a purchaseoiven if the
preparation itself were not one of the. "soverelgnest in
the world," is every person must believe it is—that is,
every one must believe it Is—that Is, every one who
would not resist a mass of documenttuy evidence conclu
sive enough to convert a Turk to Christianity. .Buy one
of the bottles, gentle reader, and see whether yon do not
agree with ua on this point. •
• For salehy - B.A. FAHNESTOCK tr. Co.,
• feb24 tor of Ist and Wood and 6th and Wood ate.
fIHEMAIATISBI, GOUT, AND TIO DOLOREUX.—
A respectable gentleman called at out office, as he'
said, to inform us that he bad been afflicted. for 16 years
Rheumajism or Gout, and occasionally with Tic
Dolortux; that he had been frequently confined to his
room for months together, and often su ff ered the most In
tense and excruciating pain, but that lately he had been
using Jaynes Alterative, from which he foundthe most sig
nal and unexpected relief. He says ha found the medi
cine very pleasant and effective, and that. be now con
sidershimselt perfectly cured.--Philaddpefo Nonit Amer-
A nor Woatu Knowtsc.—A gentleman of Scrofulous
habit, from indiscretion in his younger dalet,, became at-
I fected with Vice-rations in the Throat and Nose, and a
disagreeable eruption of the Shin,• Indeed,: his whole
system bore,the marks of being saturatedwith dilease.
One hand and wrist were so much, affecteil that he had
lost the use of the hand, every part being covered with
deep, painful, and offensive ulcers, rind were as hollow
and porous as art honey-comb. It was at this stage of his
complaint,„when death appeared inevitable from a loath
some disease, that he commenced the use or Jayna's Al.
tent en tive ,d.an(l having taken sixteen bottles', w perfect;
ly
The Alterative 'operateti throngh , ,tbe circulation, and
purifies the blood and eradicates disease from the system,
wherever located, and the numerous - cures It has per
formed diseases of the skin, cancer, scrofula,
liver complaint, dyspepsia pad other chriraletlizettses,is
truly astoulshing.--Spnit of the Tirner.. , • j_ f
For tale inTittsbrirL , h, at thaPEKIENTEA STORE
Fresh 'Arrival at. Birci.ll3 Woolf
MHODKINSOIJ has. just opened , wi th in the pits '
.• Week, the largest assortment of French CHINA.
ever opened in this city; consisting in partiif—Fancy,
Plain,
.Whitc, Gold Line and Gold- Beall Tea Setts; an
extensive assortment of White, Flowing Blue and Liver
pool iron Stone Ware, its Tea Setts or in separate pieces,
as may be required. - Also, a beautiful assortment of
Candelabras and Lamps, of the newest alinesand pat
terns; direct ftrna the manufacturers.
-Ladies would do well to give him It calloi .
oct27 . No. ILIS Wood 41,3 doom : NW ]Ptah.
Business .Collector..
THE land ersigned, ant enraged by the liberid.patronage
of the merchnuu, professional gentlemen, and me
chanics of the city, offers his vertices for the collectios
of acconnts in the city of Pittsburgh and vicinity. Hav
ing attended to business of this kind for canny years for
the Board of Trade, and being well acquainted with this
and the adjoining' cities. he feels-confident re his ability
satisfacuon, by prompt and fitithAti attention to •
al iness entrusted to him. •
JAMES OALBRATA, Jr.
To be found at Mr. Wm. Elora% Merchant Taos
Third street, opposite the rest Office.,
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Gabriel' Adams;.• , ?P. De, ACeountant;
J. Cowthers; Thoinatt'Scatt,Mason;
L. R. Livingston; Jas.-McGuire blerch't Tang
James Marshall; • Wm:l3:se;A , lff,;
George Breed; • D e vl in
Dr. Geo. D. Bruce; C. Dodge ( ' • • IncrtrL.lns
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• Stee l and FldexAttantitactor7.
rpHE-enbseribera have ,onlarged their Steel - and Fi le
'I Manufactory ) on ,the corner, of Pl:4qt' Street and
Sprhq alley,FifthWard,Fittahnighibl erecting a eon
-. vatting furnace, a mann g !mance and : B . 44 hammer:—
Their Steel, now being of-ll superior quality, end having
engaged eampetenroperatives,lbey,nre , pmpared to far
itisleblles of every description, Oar. wit/ compare with
the best imported article; andobeing.detennined to,maim
" if the interest °Unit who use 'Files in - any way, to par
eheats from' thein, they , Wilt sell their. riles_ at reduced
prices, for Cash. They.will , also re-cat Files, and pur
chase tiniaaWblob are wean and broken ::' Public atron
,atgelslaspeetfitliginvited, & CO.
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