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. •_;•t/10:Sonsf-Clatdertinert.4lllre Slllll Apteat - Wt.
-•' , ' -.;". 4 i -1 ;i. '-f-PiEW:',GOODSr. , IgEW,4 3 . O 9 - W Ili . ..- -
..-.-•' ,- 3 - Greate tiler - 01ns thattevpr Can now %Therm ..
thesignaftke Vairraoklert'Ser4s v ire.pan *OO4.
0
•- bemoan Third and Fourthstv/fernlidns 0 /4t.oed--
a splendid Sunk of winter Dry Gcs;idit,cbcaper thel,the
',
same it crality-q.Goods !Livia ever. been o ffered ili4- 11 :ti' ''
. burgh. • .
". W.51:.L.-RESSEL,L; N0.:42 - .Maiket street, elyeOen.
Thlikantlyourth ktr.eets,aign ofthe Big- , Golden-Biei.
.'..ll.iveytfult atts* renerVid, and - beers to his numeibui ens
st
' tomcat and the public
pinerally,, - the largest, iheape
and most splendid stoc k of Winter Dry Goads evEr. on r-,
• ed in thia - city„ Theac'Goodshave been purchased in the,
. - .';'Etistirit Cities since the late• fall In prices; and will be
--
.'.' , ..liilit to -taali buyers at a great reduction, mach .
eheaper
than.thekinotild balm been eolith' the early part of the
... .Among this large..and eitensive stock will be found
"'ninny -choice and faabionable Goods of the late-trim
. . . . .... . .
•, .• :: LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
. ^ Scarlet Cashineres, aU wool, a beautiful article 3- -
,•• '
• -
wherry cold do. • • • do. figured and plain; f .
Silks
and Satins, plain, striped and plain; , ••,,, . :
Searlettle-Liiinca, all wool, verycheap ;• .' •• .
• . Maxi:rine Blue Be Coates , low pnces ; ' ,
-.: 'PrawnMerinos, all colors, extremely low. -. '
_ - A large assortment of 001 Cashmeres De Laines,nevi ,
• est desig,ns, from 121 to 50 cents pet yard; these are very •
nhaaP.: - Alsnitt .large' stock of Alpacas from 10 to 50
- - cents , per yard, all colors, and a great bargain; with rt
'." ... :.;splertdid - assortment of bonnet ribbons of the latest
partanon.. Also„ , velvet ribbon's all widths and colors,.
.. ' • -.-
very c heap; ia.7be adtiful assortment ; plumes and artificial
• .. Dowers ; 'bonnet snails and :velvets,nll.colors ; French
-- • ~-
worked capes mid collars; scarfs, cravats, gloves and
.. . hthiery,"all at raducearices. '•• -•• ' • -..,. ; '
,Best assoinneut in the city; pod very cheap Long and
- .Squatn. Shot:els, bestquality. ' , . , .
.--'''• .• ' Terkerie. and Cashmere Shawls; -, . .
Black and colored Cloth do. - . . - • .
- • !*• • Plaid Blanket Shawls all pantiles and prices. -
- - ' BLANKKrst BLANKET:I! !—Cheapast in the City!
,- -- ' :.A large stock of thank ets, all Mialitiee. whicliwill be
-.- "sOld - cheaper than can be foundelseWheie. .
CHEAPER THAN. THE CHEAPEST!
- • . A large stock of Calico. Good dark Canto, fast culors„
only 3cents per yard i heti quality British and AMC ricatt
- Prima, fib 10, cents per yard, yard wide.; British Purple
Prints, 10 to 121. a large supply red, white alai yellow
- ...." ' Flanaels, some as low 1115121 cents per yard, very cheap;.
... - Bed Tieking, from Er: 614: cents , per yard. Also, a large
stock of Chicks, Shirting'Stripcs, Castanets, Kentucky
- • . -.leans and. Liusefs, tagether with a very extcasive as
aortrnent of. bleacned.and 'unbleached Mastitis, from 3 to,
- . -:S cents per. yar d , cheapest yet; good yard wide unbleach
--,. ed-Muslins, miry 5 Cents per yard;.bleached - Muslims
.-- ' from 3to a cents per yard. All of which Will be sold o ff
~ ''.•• .. -at reduced prices, at the n sig of the New Golden Bee
._ • Rive. in Market street. between Third and Fourth sta.,
No. CT. (declB:tfl . WM. L. RUSSEL.
elrAtusiness
TYRANTS At. WELL ASJIIONOPOLLE.2III/STF , ILL:
- .$ MUST ritICES;
XXTHICH frn.rwill proven by, calling_ ai McGurn's
Fashionable'railortag Establishment,Thinl street,
St, Charles Budding, - .
Morro: Srniwyrojus and quick -Mist.
Vsatirri : Fresh and
• CIMPV:TISONI- Very far in the background.
• My olds etistorners„and all others,. , are respectfully in
. rated that tam waning for them hteGUIIIK,
'octi2B Tailor.
WOULO RbIii4CECTFI)I4,I"-ini-ue the attention
, of our friends and tie • public to the great variety
wiNTER coATtNus Atilt oilier articles, we , have
lust received L-amongst which will he found the greatest
variety of BLUE, litiACK, DILA 11. a- d MARL colored
I.3LANKILT, MACKINAC, and 111EAVER CLOTHS--
FRE IV CIL and ENGLISH- CLOTHS; CASSIMERES,
VESTING S, The above-Goods having - been bought
(or cash, ut extremely low prices, we arc prepared to ac
commodate till WhO may Maur us With their patronage,
kith good Clothes, at low prices..` Give as a call.
tr.r- Remember, 31.i3Liberly street; opposite fool of :di.
MeMULLEN ai DOWNING.
Clothing I Clothing 11 'Clothing I I I
The Time 13 .. ,g Doors Ira. The Ircurrn World !! !
150., . 000 W - BLI, SELECTED GARMENTS now
made and ready to be offered on the
most liberal terms to my old customers and the iu
' general. The. Proprietor of this far-famed and extensive
establishment has now, aftervetuniing from the - Eastern
.`cities, at much trouble and expense, Just completed his
fall and winter arrangements to supply his thousands of
ens:tattlers with one of iffe most desirable stocks of Co
tmng mat naa ever been offered in this or any ; other mar
. ket.vrest of the Anountains. For neatness iii style and
workmanship, combioed with the very - low 'price which
they will be *old tor, must certainly render the old anti
' veiled Three Elie Dolos one of the greatest attractions of
tae western country. It is gratifying to me to be able to
announce to my numerous friends at home and abroad,
that notAithstatuitng the extraordinary efforts which I
have made to meet the many calls in my , line, it is with
difficulty 1 can keep time with the constant rush that is
made on this establishment. It Is a well established
facs that my sales are eignt or ten times larger than any
-- Other house in the trade, and this being the case on the
;amount sold, I can affrod .to
,sell at Mach less profit than
others oould possibly think' of doing if they wished to
covet-contingent expenses. I intend to make a clean
sweep of all my present stock before the beginning of next
year ; corning to this conclusion, I will make it the inter
est of every man, who wants a cheap *Wier suit, to call
and purchase at the Three 'Big Doors.
oanti -dfew JOHN M'CLOSKEY.
Nst-EVV7GOOliii,Titl.VOS.—Received at the Iron
1:11 City Clothing Store, a splendid assortment of Cloths,
.eonsisting of fine French, English and American Plain,
black and fancy Cassimeres of the most modern isAylea
fine figured Cashmere Vestings, Silk Velvet, Plain and
Fancy Satine—all of which we will make up at the most
reasonable prices,in n durable and fashionable style.
Ready madis Clothing, of all descriptions ; Lady's
:Cloaks of Me most .finhionable atterns. Neck and
Podket Hdkfs.., Suspenders, Bosom s,'Shirt Collars, and
every article usually kept In . Clot hing Store. Country
Merchants, before , purchasing elsewhere,will find it to
their ad.vantage to call at the Iron City Clothing Store,
• N 0.13•2 Liberty street, immediately opposite the Mouth
• of -Market. Locild-u) C. MCLOSKEV.
James W. W °missal*,
. .
---rg.--9 NAND
DER"..A . ..NTIQUE
. .
. N0.,83 Tarim Sumer, Prrrraraort. •
- - A r...tstor. and. splendid assortment of Furniture,
- . stumble for Steamboats, Hotels, and Private Dwell
i
- • iugs, constantly - on hand, and made to order.
The present Stock on hand cannot be exceeded by any
-• ' manufactory in the Western country. Persons wishing_
-- to purchase. would do well to give men call, as lam de
- • termined tnyprices shill'pleasa. Pan of the Stock con
" piste in—
- . 'Tete a Tete •Buffet Etartele;
' . . Louis XIV. Chairs; ' Queen Elizabeth Chairs;
' Tea Poyse; - 1. wit Tables • : -
. • Toilet Tables; Louis XV. C ommoder.
French Mahogany Bedsteads ; Piano Stools ;
750 Sofas, with plush and hair cloth Covellf;
50 hlnhoganyiliteking Chairs;
40 dozen Parlor do.
30 " Fancy do.
_25 Centre Tables ;
:. '.. Ilft pair Divans; 4 pair Pier Tables;
:. 15 marble, top Dressing 13areaus ;
8 Wardrobes; 8 Secretaries and Book Cases ;
—' -. 129 marble top Wash Stands; . ;
. ' 4 pair Ottomans; , -- .
/.. , 8 pair Fancy Work Stands.
A trey large assonnent of common Chairs and other
. . Furniture, too numerous to mention.
..:
Steam Bouts furnished on Use shortest notice, and
' . on. the mostrensonable terms. fehs
. ,
City I..tveiry Stables.
• Tun subscribers having parchased from
ti l ii:c44.
Charles Coleman the above Stables '
and in
- . . tending to increase their stock :of Mims,.
- - " Carriages, Buggies, &a-, would respectfully
solicit a share of patronage from the public. Horses
'opt by the day, week. mouth or year, and additional
" Adis nre being erected, in the second story, for the no.
. ~.conunodation of Canal stock •
fela3:3irt
• •
• .IN retiring from the Livery business, 1 with pleasure
...(from a long neguniatance) recommend my successors to
the patronage of my friends and the public.
febalaw , CHARLES COLEMAN.
Ulgeloser Carriage Ittatonfaollory,
Diiimand alley, "between Wood and Smitltfield mettle.
E. M. BIGELOU _would respectfully
o,4yrs . F.t. - : - inform the public, thatat his Factory can
at ,dl time, be found alarge supply of
'Family Carriages, Barouchee, Buggies,
and alt kinds of Fancy Carriages, equal in elegance and
neatness to any found in the East. Contracts for any
namner. of •Catriages, Buggies and - Wagons, will be
promptly filled. All 'lvor* of his own manufacture will
be warranted:
REicastrces-Col. R...Paitarson, R. H. Patterson, E. D.
Gairatn, Erg., Robert Robb, Esq., C. L. Magee, and
AldermarkSterd. lfelanaMin
_
DUFF , *
BOOK-KEEPING AND warrow ROOMS,
nCiRTII-WEar COIMEK etii MAIM= sr. /OW VIZ DIAIdOND.
F°RTIr - b'
OUT PUPILS are now in attendance, and
- lqr. D; has engaged in the same building, and will
have in readiness te a few weeks, a private apartment
for Ladies, as welt' as More eztensive accommodations
for Gentlemen. His new Treatise upon Hook-keeping is
becoming the standard book in the Eastern Cities. It is
univursttih - admitted F practical merchants to be the
first cotinnate work on the subject published. Hours :
into 12, 2 to 4: and 7 tofu.
Professional assistance given in any case of difficulty
partnership settlements or opening books. felt%
• ' ADDI:R, ARNF,FiS AND TRUNK MANU FACTORY .
T 1 °BERT H.'HARTLEY,•begs leave to in
form hie friends and the public generally,
ant he continues to occupy that largo and corn
- modions Store Rixim, formerly occupied by Sainue an;
• estock & Co., No.BB, corner of 'Diamond alley and Wood
street, where he keeps a large and general assortment of
_Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks,'Carpet Bags, Saddle
Rage. Valises, Uutrald Robes, WThps, and all other
cies In: his line. - - '• •
He also keeps constantly on band, and is prepared uo
tarnish to order, all kinds of RieetedHose,truntufactured
of the bestmateriel, in a style of 'workmanshin equal
to-the-eastern manufactured - article, and at 66 per cent.
• Country Merchants. and. Farmers would do Wellto call
And critmtnis his stock before nurchasing elsewhere ' ns
.."..._licis.determined to sell 4rst.rite artielek at very low
LlT'Don't, forget the - piece, No. 86, corner of Wood
-treat and Diamond Alley. • . • ar,26
tinourat.n.VATSTE•Roons, gurke's Build.
ings, Picurth cirect.—flacoti - & Aucraostv,,Daguerreo
.. typixti from the'Eastern cities, would call thaattention of
the tithabilants of.PittsbOrgb, and the neighboring towns;
:to their Dagite rreetype of citizens and others;,at rooms in
. - the iliird,story of Burke's building, 4th st. ,
Persons. wishing pictures taken may.rest assured .that
- .
- - no pions elan be spared to produce them in the highest
perfeetion Oftberart."Ont instruments are of the moat pow:.
erfal kind, enabling us to execute pictures uthmrpastied
tar high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public are
• - solicited to call and examine: --- • •
Persons sitting for pictures are neither regained or ex
. , • , - - pected to take them ashes perfect satisfaction :rgivew•
.N. B. gparatora will find this , a good. depot fit stock
Und chemicals. - • • •-• • • • '
Arrinst ructions given in :the an, nontainink:the more
- recent Improvements; -• , • . - lane'
R ...~~.:.~1 .e+. ~;
ra a .-„a.~.mcx t a~s .w:-.ti~ i~ ~ '~”` - 7`.y"~`' _ !K~'~`~"" "'..~~:_.:
lESME
MEEMI:M
.~.. ~y.,,~..~....~„_.
ROGEILS &.OBEY
iNrholpiale
WM
d, YrZlna d ,
~;. . , . so4. y riAiDiti AND WALES.
airEgariishiP:SAßAN NANDS;Anik.thermutiti•
; '•-;
- . ,
mr.olC t v s a to. •
. • .„ ' . _ tExt.aItLISTIED Ia 1524.; •
No 83 South strut, New; Ydrk, and 36 Waterloo 100.3'
PassotrO senaing to the Old Ociunirir for their friends,
can have them brought out bithe Regular Line of Pack. ,
etc sniliug front . Liverpool on lit, 6th, 111.1t,16th;21lit Or
`Sttiofevery month, cohiprlidng.the, following Ships tr.
Fide.lia, Siddonsi ' Henry Clay,
Hottinguer, '
.Columbia Constellation, _ ' Constellation;
- Roscius, - -. Patriot Heitcy;; Cambridge,
.'lseadWright. -'Waterleo, - Constituttoni ' •
-. Ashburton, " New , Garrick,'
-West Point, Queen Of.the Weil, Montezuma,
Yorkshire, _ Sheridan, NEW Worldi
Liverpool, Oxford,. John R. Skiddy.
Or in the first class American Ships, salling . from.Liv.-
. •
erpool and die Irish Ports every day , comprising the—
"Ot. Patrick, Irish ,
• .'Andrew Poster,
• Yorktown,-. - .
Probus, . Elsinore, . Wm. it.. Cooper.
And many 'others, Which this limited Space will not ad
mit of here enumerating-
'. P. W. BYRNES k CO. ere the sole Passengor Agents
for theSteauishipSAßAH SANDS. 'Her appointed sail
ing days; for 113111, are , is - font:4s: From. Liverpool on
.20th. January,t3th ildaich,llb June, 6th ..kugust and
Detober; from New-York.oll'24th.February,34 May, sth
Julyy Oth September, and 15th November.
Therefore, those' vrishing their relatives out early in
- the Spring; will find it to interein to patronize this
Old Established House, our arrangements being so per
fect that 'n6 delay or distipp,ointment can occur.
Drafts at sight for any amount nit th' National Bank of
Ireland, its branches, &e., &c.„ at all titllCltfoi sale. Ap
ply to, or address by letter, poin-pnid,
P. W: BYRNES & CO, 83 South et., N. Y.,
• - and - 36 Waterloo - Road, Liverpool.
JOHN - THOMPSON;
156 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
PEOPLE'S TRASSPOETA.TION LINE
1/1101
PIXFSBILIRGLI" ERIE:
N. RE-SHIPPING.—The Boats belonging to this Line
have beeu put in fine order, and are now running
Teglilfolg.between Pittsburgh and Erie, touching et all
tlitClThedittle Ports along the Canals. A BUM will always I
be at the wharf, under the Monongaikela,Bridge, and one
will start regularly every other day. The Peoples
Tratuiportation Line has every facility for carrying
Freight and Passengers. The boats will be towed to
Beaver by steamers, and will proceed to Erie with great
dispatch, by the canals. The bons are commanded by
. experienced and careful men—all of whom have an in
terest in the Line.
117' Goods sent by the Line to Erie may be forkarded
to any point on the Lakes.
Foareight or passage apply to
tl. KIRKPATRICK,
Agent, Water street; l'insburgh.
AGENTS:
CLARK & Co., Beaver.
It. W. CUTINIAGIIAIit, New Castle.
'raournws & AItiCtIELTHILE,
Sakwarr Wattles & Co., Middlesex.
Mivrort Hut.t.,Sherron.
JOSlttll McCbcau,Sharpshurgh.•
. S. B. It G. LOWST, Clarksville.
Kum & Manabsan, Big Bend.
S.C. Pbettra, West Greewhile. '
I. & T. Knecratex, Adamsville.
W. H. Hammy, liartstown,
W. Wtoswoartt & Co., Sherman's Conkers.
Wst. ['owes, Conneautville.
Spring Corner.
W. C. 'Waimea, Albion.
Win TTLF,A, Lockport.
E. Punt, Girard.
A. Ktsc., acid B. Takeurison & Co., Erie.
The following Agents in Erie will receive and for
ward Freight to any Port on the Lakes, shipped by
this Line:
W M. Gallagher, John Hearn,
G. W. Ilaversuck k. Co., Josiah Kellogg,
Kelso° ,k. Loomis, Walker & Cook, lea
Pittsburgh Portable Boat Line.
Alai& &ag o
1848
For the Transportation qf Freight teianet fenm •
PerrscußGH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI.MORKNEW
VORK, BOSTON, &C.
BORBIDGN CASH. Philadelphia
rd.L4FFS ¢ occntwoH, Pittsburgh.
THIS old established Line being now to full operation,
the proprietors have made extensive arraime meats to
forward Goods and Produce with despatch, and on the
most favorable terms_ They confidently hope, their well
known promptness in delivering goods—peculiar safety
in mode of carrying—capacious warehouses at each port,
affording accommodations to shippers
. emt owners of
produce,—together with n their long expeenee and unre
mitting attention to business, will secure to them a row
tinuance of that liberal patronage they hereby gratefully
acknowtedge.
All consignments by and for this line teeeited,ebargas
paid, and forwarded in any ?Naked directions free , of
charge for commission, advancing or storage.
No interest, directly or indirectly, inetcambOats.
Al! communications promptly attended to on applies
lion to the following agents:
DOARIDGE & CASH,
9113,111artet street, Philadelphia.
TAA FEE & O'CONNOR,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
' OVONNORS & CO.,
• North street, Italiimore.
WILLIAM D. WlLsopl,
at , tlB, Cedar street, New York.
• Merchants Tramper attoas Liu*.
VIA CANALS-AND ILVILHOADI4 FOR - PIIII.ADEI
_. PHL AJD BALTIMORE.
QOODS consigned u tut care will he forwarded with
out delay, and tett .elowest current [attest.
C• A. AVANDLTY & CO.,
Canal -tasin, Penn street, Pittsburgh.
SEILLES & ItCYNOI.DS,
272 and, 'Market street PhDadelnhia.
• RASE, hlEftlilLL &
. South's; wharf, Baltimore.
marehants* 4. Way lorelght" Line.
itaiiiiffia 184 8 . iitAiNi
ERCIAJBIVELN for the transportation Of way freight
between Pittsburgh, Blattsvitle, Johnstown, Rain.
day sburgh, Water street, and Petershurgh.
This Line was formed for the special &croon:iodation o f
the way business. The proprietors, thankful for the very
liberal patronage they have received during the last two
years, respectfully inform their old costomers and the
public generally, that they are now batter prepared to
deliver goods at any pewit on the Canals or Railroads
with promptness and despatch.
istorairrolur.
Us. A. LOR
E,
?SILBER CO.GEORGE TRINDLE,
.101 N
&_
Augurs—C. A. AVAars.TY Co., inttsburgli;
Jona blusam, Hollidaysburg;
• Piczwouru & Wontis, Johnstown.
Raussimmis—Smith & Sinclair, J. &J. Br Devitt; O. &J.
H. Shoeuberger, R. Robison & Co.; R. Moore ; Ragaley
Smith; John Parker, Wm. Latimer & Co.; G. P. Stroenber
ger, Pittsbiugh. jetAt
Line,
attaffi l t
FOR the Transportation of Merchandise and Produce
to Philadelphia and Baltimore. Gobtls consigned to
Our care will Los forwarded without delay, at the lowest
rates. Bills of Lruling mu - omitted, end all instructions
promptly attended to, free from any extra charge for star.
age or commission.
C. A. lIPANITLTY & Co., Proprietors,
Canal Basin, Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
(Gazetie,only, copy.) .
READM W ASSIINGTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAN.
Tiir, Partnership heretofore existing between JOHN
D. hIAHON and REALM WASHINGTON, has been
'dissolved by mutual concern.
The subscriber may he found at hit office, on Fourth
street, between Smithfield anti Grant sts , Pittsburgh, at
all times when not engaged in Court.
decl.s4na REAM WASHINGTON.
Eagle Saloon and Restaurant, •
No. g 5, 63, and 61 Wood stmt -
The subieriber would respectfully inform
albhis friends and the public generally, that
he has had the above Weil known establish
ment hued rip in a very superior style, and is now pre
pared with every requisite, to serve up all the delica
cies the season affords. -
OYSTERS. stewed, fried, roasted, or in the elicit ; to
gether with hot coffee, tea, chocolate, beef steaks, muv
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. .Irhported &gars in eve
ry variety.
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 Ualls,Societies or private
Parties. '
iIW 'r - PRIVATE Rooms always In readiness.
ewspapers - will be'kept on file from all quarters.
-deels ' . JOHN T; DONNLLEY.
TO THE. ENTERPRISING.—A rare chance is now
' presented fay the safel-nvestment in a business en•
tirely new.; one adapted . to the man of limited, as well
as to the man °le:leastye resourees ;. yielding a profit
from capital and'etiterprwe beyond any operation of the
day. It is the complete monopoly-of a staple ardelc,ab.
solutely necessary and istmertual to every totally, as well
as iudispensable'to the mechanic, citizen and profes.
Menai man. - To ea - pitilists,"an opportunity offers itself
for a lucrative employment of either large or email sums,
bringing - immediate 'and-highly satisfactory returns.—
Those desirom. of.embariting in apleasant,genteel busi
ness, aro' invited, o thers , wiffrt to call. at the office Of the
undersigned, examine thearttcle, end form their own
judgment, ffom the facts presented, • • -
office—Exchange Buildings, Bt. Clair street, nextdoor
o Esquire Johns , oifide... • • - •
dees:itf
ihriVer , Age nay.
IIETERS CHEA P E R THAN THE CHEAPEST
-1,3-Received this day, 'direct frortrnaltirnore, by Ex
press,.Fine Fresh Oysters, which' I will low t at my
store, iuthe Diamond, also at Win . Kramer's, corner 'of
'Second and Bmithfield'streets; and H Itally'a, corner
of Filth and Market alley.. I
Iwill receive thim daily at the libirveplaces. All
Oysters warranted ; money returecd; if not good.
rIFIANGEABLE SILK VISITS, Rort ',Criarerrisse Pass.
tarta.—W;R. Murphy has hand a few very: hisrid:
saute changeable suiinble fpr Chridtelas'
- presents; which he is selling, at reddeed''prices: > Also;
fituidsome - Dress Silks, Satin, superfine sty le
etititbrie - r deco
Sew s ectxttitsgrelsil ;Lines
Itits te Co., ) 411ussru s fma.vc ec
154Wa1l st.,NeviYork, 4 Liverpool, Engiruui,
Dauts=nux.x fitform their friends - and the
,publicohat they have couttabncol_the Gene-,
infai-SktPinng and C'swrtssnon Buststess, to
,v)gether with the Vtltttar Passenger - Business,
grantiagcertificates ofpassage from London,
LiverpoolDPablin,Belfast, or any 'port of the
„Old Country to New ' rk, Heaton and Philadelphia, au
the most reascninbje terms.
. Drafts and Bills of Exchange, from 11 id tiny amiosnt
oh tits, Royal Bank of Ireland and its branches, and on
Llierpool.
--The days of sailing of the Regular Line of Liverpool
'Packet, as fixed 41pon, are the let, Oth, 11th, Nth, 21st
'and Beth of Oren , month. -
'These Ships tire all Of the - largest class, and are cora
mended by num -.of char:toter and experience. The
Cabin accommodations are all that can be 'desired in
point of splendor and convenience. They arp furnished .
With cverydescription of Stores of the best kind. Fanc
taality the days of sailing will be strictly adhered to.
'Packe.t Ships Roscins, Siddons, Sheridan,and Garrick,
are vessels of. the largest class; and those desirous to
bring but their friends, cannotselect finer or safer Ships.
Passage can' be secured at the lowest rates.
New Orleans Line of Packets sail weekly. For p
age or freight, apply as above: or to ass'
JOSEPH SNOWDEN, o
EDMUND SNOViDEN, r
dealt] Corner 4th and Smithaeld sts.,PittsbUrg
Ileirnden..&,CoOs
0 I maw PASSLIaaII
-, gr . He mailer, nll Steerage 'Passengers coming from
EuroPe, engaged in America to coma 'aver, in 'either of
the ships of 11 taanxa & CO, will be furnished with the
following Provitions, or their eqnivalent;in other articles
Tally good.—See deCie
,Cengress, Atop 17,1878.
IBIS PLAN will prevent Sicimess on board. Hereto-
Toro, when Passengers found themselves in Provis
ions, many of them came on oosrd entirely destitute,
,which often caused much Sickness and death. -•
35 tbs. 13read, All of good quail
-10 " Rice,• ty, and one•tenth
•
10 " Oatmeal, of the Provisions
10 " Flour, furnished Will be
10 " Henna and Peas, delivered to each
35 - L' • Palates!, • . Passenger every
--•
I pint of Vineg ar , ' week , with a st.
60 gallons of Water, ficient supply a lO tbs.'Enlted Pork, free from bone. Fuca for cooking.
Each Ship in this Lino will be properly ventiloted,and
a good house over the passage-way - lending to the nui
sengets, apartment. The Canaboose and Cooking-raages,
for tbe use of Passengers, are kept undercover , . Every
attention trill be paid to promote their healthundcamfork
Agent at Pittaburgb, JOSHUA ROBINSON,
Fifth st:. - near Wood.
iIkREMITTANCES and Pussag - e to and
l a
from Great Briton and Ireland, by W.
& J. T. Tapscott, 75 South st.., corner
. of Maiden Lane, N. Y., and 96 Water-
1 -. --ibt.‘ -
P. . :.-
A Card.
COLVER MYERS.
100 Rood, Liverpool.
The subscribers, having' accepted the Agency of the
above *louse, are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal tenns witb those desirous otpayiug
the passage of their meads tram the Old Country; and
they flatter themselves their character and tong standing
in business will 'give ampl e
StASIITIIIICC that all their Ilf
rangewents will be etude nut fuitlgLily.
Messrs. W. tt. J. T. Taltscoit are long, anti favorably
known for the superior claim, accommodation, and sailing
WESTof their Packet Ships The QtrE.F.N OF THE
wEsT, SHERIDAN, O{RIOCK. I torn NOV ER,
ROSCIUS; LIVERPOOL, and SWOONS, two of which
leave each port monthly—from New Turk the :list and
and -from Liverpool the 6th and tilt; in addition to
which they have arriumeatema with the St. George and
Oman Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
from Liverpool every five Maya, being thus dctenomed
that their facilities shall keep pee. with their increasing
patronage: while Mr. W. Tapscott's constant petit:mai
superintendence of the business in Liverpool It an add;
tionni security that the comfort and accommodation of.
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers being, as usual, extensively engaged
in the Transportation Business between riusburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge am
foul forward passengers immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contract for any sea
port iit Great ittitain or Ireland to this cny, the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so far Leland not otherwise at,
tam able; and will, if necessary, forward passengers fur.
drier West by the best mode of conveyauee, without city
additional charges fin their trouble. Where persons
seat (or decline coming out, the amount paid for passage
wilt be -refunded in MIL
R.E.MITI'ANCES.
The subscribers are also FrepiTed ttyrive {halts at
sight for any amount, pnyidile at the principal cities and
401 4 11 E to Ungland,lrelaild, Scotland and Wales; thus af
fording a safe and expeditions mode of recanting funds
to those conttuies, which persons requiring such facili
ties will Lind it to their 'interest to avail theniselves of.
Application Why letter. post-paid) will lie promptly at.
lauded to. TAAFPF. h. O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and COMIIIISAitM Merchants,
taaren-ditte.ly Philadelphia.
Itoo&s, Urotbers. & Co.
IFlrvront at., New 'WORT; / * ZOO Qc *T.
D 1,24 3; 1:30011.AIrtt ROAD; Lies:Brom.
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, (Mee on Print st.., Canal
Basic, Pittsburgh.
Arruzsgestenn far 141.
r Wein; BROS. k CO., sole Agents far the BLACX
fl, BALL LINE, of Liverpool and New York Packem,
take the liberty of announcing to their old friends and
euatomcra that their arrangements far the year testy being
complete, hey tite prepared to brutg out paar.engere, by
the abort- xittenahtt taut, from Livarpool to Near York
and Phitarlelphta. They refer to then former roons of
sluing business, and &MOUT atom who entrust them with
then' anklit, that tbe same satisfartinn will Ite rendered
as heretofore.
. .
11111111TIONCIES TO
IKNGLANIk, IRELAND, EIetYrLA4ND ANt) WALES.
Mins for sale, payable, on demand, at say Haw k in
Itrtand.
The andersigtteil has Made arrangement. to bring oat
passengers to Pittsburgh, durom the present }?car.
.1 AM tti.AKEI.r.
tiAltlliDii
et:mescal stn 11113111TAttrit
Osten.
1,1 A lINIOEN & CO continue to bring oat (tenon , . front
any part of England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales,
upon We most !Aerial terrus, with their usual punctuality,
and attention to the wants of emigrants. We do not i
low ourpaaseugerntoberobbedbytheswindLng scamps
that infest the sea-ports, as we tale charge of Mein the
moment they report themselves, and see to their welhim
tog, and despatch them without any detention by the first
Ship*. We say this fearlessly, as we defy any of our
passengers to shots that they were detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool, whilst thousands of others were
detained mouths soul they could be sent in some old
craft, at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
coffins.
We intend to perform our contracts honorably, eat
what it map, and not arias was the ease last season with
other Maces, who either performed not at all, or when
suited their convenience.
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh rot any sum from LI
tp
it . ,(100; payable w any of the lorovirteial Banks in Ire
land, England, Scotland and Wales
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European and General Agent,
Filth street. one door below W and _at._
-•
FOREIGN
REMITTANCE.
ripHESubselibens are prepared to forward money to all
,1„ parts of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, with
despatch, and at the lowest rates.
SAMUEL APCLITIRKEN & CO.,
lilt Liberty street,
LEM
Western New York College of health.
209 Mine grazer, ilurra.co, N. V.
DR. G. C VAUGHN'S VEGETAIII,E LITHONTRIP
TIC MIXTURE.
THIS celebrated remedy is consul. :y increasing fis
fame by the making all over the world. it hail now
become the only medicine for family use, And is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy : all stages of this tom'
plaint immediately relieved, no matter of how long stand
mg. (See pamphlet for testimony.)
Gravel, and all diseases of the urinary organs; for
these distressing complaints it stands alone ; no other ar
ticle can relieve you; and the cures testified to will con
vince the moat skepticel;--(ece pamphlet.) Liver Com
plaintillilious Diseases, Fever and Ague. To the Great
'West especially, end wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine is offered. Notnineml agent, nodelete rictus
compound is a part of this mixture; it cures these diseas
es with certainly and celerity, and does not leave the sys
tem torpid. (See pamphlet.) Piles,* complaint 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 Intimation -of the same, is immediately
relieved by a few days use of this medicine, and n cure is
always the result of its use. It stands as a certain reme
dy for such complaints, and also for derangements of the
female frame, irregularities, Suppressions, painful men
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 distressing class of cotnplaints.—
See pamphlet.- All broken down, debilitated constitu
tions, from the effect of mercury, will , find the bracing
power of this article to act immediately, and the poison- .
bus mineral eradicated from the system.
Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative properties of
this article ruiner ran 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
cermit to he named here; Agents give them away; they
ontain 32 pages of certificates of high character; and a
stronger array of proof of the virtues of a medicine, nevi.
er appeared. It is one of the Peculiar features of this ar
ticle;-that it never fails to benefit in any case, nod if bone
rutd muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid Hamm., and keep taking the medicine
as lops as there is an improvement. The proprietor would
caution the public against a number of articles which
come out under the heads of SAISACAILILLAI4 STEM'S, &C,
as cures for Dropsy,,Gravel, &c. They are good for noth
ing,
.and , coucacted to gaU the unwary: 'COUCH ?MM. nor.
Their inventors never thought of curing such diseasestill
`tut - article had done it.. '4 panindar study of the painph-'
lets is earnestly soliautt. . Agents and all who sell the ar
ticle; are glad to circulate gratuitously. Put u p i n 30 oz.
bottles, at 82; 12 oz. do, at 81 each-L-the larger bolding 0
oz. more than the two small bottles. .Look out and not
get imposed upon. Every bottle has '.‘Vanglin's Vegeta
ble Llthonfriptie - Mixture] , blown npon the glass, the
written signaturetrf,“ G. C. Vaughn P. on the directions,
and " 0. Vaughn, stampe don thet cork. None
other are fsenuine.. . • .. •
Prepared' by Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and sold It the Princi
pal Office, 201-31iiin street, Buffalo, wholesale and retail.
No attention :given, to letter; unless post-pald--order
from tegularty - asalsorivd Agents •oreepted. Post-paid led:
tart, or, verb al,cornmtinicanons soliciting advic e,prompt , .
ly attended to gratis.. ..• , - • -
Officer devoted exelualvel9 lathe sale of this
132 NIMBILII st., 21;.Y,.; 29 Essex. st., 'Relent, Masi.; and:
by the principal Druggists throughout. the .I:frated Slides
andlilanada as •
.112,111:/i,A4DX1IMAN.t 4'olll - al;
No. 2, Liberty t ,crus9•Basie.-
.
• ^-
1111
The VrAnisliskr . .F4te : Insuraitike.Sifiliapsuirt
oa PUlLADlitnrri- ;r "-
Lf
„ YIIR
,Charles V7.l3ancker, GOoigoW;ltichazda,
. LLJJ Thomas Hart, _ Bloraccall).Loarbs,
, • Tobias Wagner, Adelpbi E.l3orie,
Samuel Grant, 'livid S. Browne, •
• Jacob 8.. Smith, Monis Palterson.
CHAS. W. BA.NCEHR,
ffeereUnT , :
-.-'-il2 - ,Continue to mob:a:lour:ince, Perpetual or limited,
on eVog" deseription of PrOperty.in town and country.
The Company have•reserved a laTge Contingent Fund,
ivith.their.Capital said Premiums, safely invested,.
afford ample protection to the assured..: , .• •
• The Assets of the Company. on January ist,'ls,9,
publishedagreeably to an. Act of Assembly, were as-fol
lows,viz
Mortgages •
Real Estate
Temporary Loans
Stooks
$13,318,492 71
Since - their incorporation, a period "iof 19 years, they
have paid upwards of One Million Your Hundred Thou
sand' Pollan, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence
of-the advantages of Insurance,ai well as the, ability and
disposition to meetwith promptness, all liabilities.
e J.GARDINER COFFIN; Agent,
Office N. E. corner Wood and 3d sts
-Fire :and Risirine Inturancia•
HE Iniurance`Conipiin of Nortli'Amerida, of Phila.
delphia,through its d u ly authorized- Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent said limited Insurance
on property, in this - zity and its vicinity, and on shipments
by the canal and rivers. • • • ' • -
DIRECTORS
Arthur O. Coffin, Preet: . Samuel Brooks,
AJez. Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jonel, Samuel W. Smith;
Edward Smith, - Ambrose White
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Theuttis,-
John White. John R. Neff,
Thomas P. Cope, ' Bicbard D. Wood,
Wm. Welsh, . Henry D. Sherrard,
This is the oldest Insurance 'Company In. the United
States, having been chartered in 1704. Its charter is per
petard, and from its high standing, long ezperiefiee,_am-•
ple means, and avoiding all risks of an exist hazardous
character, it may be considered as offering aniple securi=
ty to the public- WILLIAM P. JONES.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones h. Co., Witter and
Front sta., Pittsburghmay4y
GENCY OFTHE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCI
ACOMPANY OF PITILADELKA.-10. R. earner of
Third and Wood.streets, Pirtaburgk---The assets of the
company on the first of January, nots, as published in
conformity with ari act of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
were 8000,015 93
Bonds andMortga,ges•
Real - Estate, at cost 100,967 77
Temporary Loans, Stocks and Cash 277,409 72
Makins a total of 8909,683 (2
Affording certain assurance that dl-losses
wilbe
promptly met, and string entire security to all who ob
tain policies from this Company._ Risks taken at as low
rates Is are consistent with security.
oct9 WARRICK MARTIN. Agent.
J. 111. WILLIS
°ALLA GEIER, LONG & MILLER,
No. 109 Front sr.. between Want and Smithfield streets.
Iu rAIivF)LCTICIREINS of Hells of all Alma, double and
.1.11. single action Force Pumps, Counter Railing. Mitt
eral Water Pumps. fittings of all kinds for Gas, - Water,
Steam, ac.. areas Castings for hlachinery and anti-altri.
ton metal for came. Particular attention paid to Gas
Fasturcs, and a well assorted stock of Plain and Orna
mental Pendants. /turners, Cliandeliera, &c., &e., con
stantly on hand. 001$
arias aaNlATltatra. —saaltrat.
A RhISTRONG CROZER, Commission Merchants,
21, No. 21. Market *treat, Pittsburgh, Pa., will attend
promptly to the sale of ' , every description of Western
Produce. and other articles entrusted to their tare.
Ham ro—Hanna, Hussey X Co., Pittsburgh; Hanna,
Graham h Co., New Id.stxm, 0.; Merchants generally,
Wellsville, 0.; Rhodes 1 ogleby, Midge - port O.; A. O.
Richardson & Rrn., Cincinnati; J. F. Howard,Louisville,
K .; Guile Os Dorwort, St. Louis; H. Voyles, Steuben.
dectky
LAW scifOoL.
Subscriber will receive at bis office, Toting. Ge
n xlemen desiring to read law. lie will 'suVenntend
and direct their studies, and by constant supervision, and
strict weekly examination, prepare them tot admission
to the liar. RMAUE WASHINGTON,
The i4nbeeritiem have been inhabit of daily profession
al intercourse with Heade Washington, Esq., for mallf.
years. and feel grow pleasure io attesting the accuracy
or hts legal information, and his eminent capacity for the
undertaking set forth in his advertisement.
They earnestly recommend to young Gentlemen who
wish to acquire a competent knowledge of the legal pro
fession, to avail themselves or the advantages which his
proposed Law School will afford them.
Charles Sheller, 0. kletealt,
A. Wail, Thew Willims,
Wilson M'Candless, C. Darragh,
Robert Woods, Jame, Dunlop
C 0. Loomis Win. 11. hl't:ture,
J, Mahon. A. W. Loomis.
derLS-la
•
. , .
Great Bargain Cornor,
syrrlifllOn Ann 111 , 111 trrnerll, rirrrilrann, Pa..
jil. the atom popular ot all BOOT and SiiOEK.
ialdistourni* to the. Wert. This plate lugs gained
its reputation by to proprietor heepht; the very
tr.( Door* and Shoe*. whieh arr_tuade expresaly
to order for this niarlirl, and lir is riot eatislint only by
keeping the hest yawned stock of BOUTS and sIIOES
in the I.Vesteris country' box he is molded and defer.
mined to sell his GOODS tower than any tuner house
pctaxibly ran. be intellizat what faeilitie. its.-). !.oast Of
having for offering great toduretnesitaao the public- it
Is impossible so art forth all the adruntaCe) and faailities
ni aa adsernsrisioni, 031 the Great Ibtrelin Corner hue
otrevutherin which enables its proprietor to aell fkiots
and Shoes of the very nest nrratinen and styles at from 10
to •,15 per cent, lower than silty other rare In the city.
The way to feat flit' Main . r is Bit all who intend punkas.
Ma BOOTS and SIIOB.S. In eat! at BATES' GREAT
BARG AI'S CIIItNER, e se tni ne the Mae k tont pc ire li, and
all will he saus fi ed thit the littatnaroive Cortstr,Satith-
M 4 sod Fifth son ar. is the phiert.tor the public, one and
att, to get good Roots and Shoe* cheap, for cash.
droll - l. BATES.
Greet Western Saddle,
HARNESS, TRI;NIC AND WHIP MANUFACTORY.
subscriber takes this method of informing his
'ends and the nubile in general. that he has the
la stock of the following t mimed Vie to', of his own
ma facture,
facture, in this city—Saddles, itantett,Truskt and
Whips; all of whirl . , he will warrant to be made of the
best material, and by the best Mechanics is Allegheny
county. Being detertnined to Sell In. manufactures
something lowcr.thattbas been heretofore sold in the city,
he would invite persons In need of the above named at.
titles, to his Warohouoie. No. :44 Liberty street. oppo
site Seventh. Also, bands made to orderfor maehitt y ery„
Kintit
- -----
— CliCollisit Pianos.
JOHN IL MELLOR,. I 'as deem
.fur
CkirAvring's Piano for Western Pommy!-
. rania,) No. SI Wood street, Pittsburgh.
f e el ,
has received, and now open for sale. the
following elegant assortment of Piano-Fortes, direct
from the manufacturer, and Inc sale at Mr. Chickerfug's
(Roston) owes,- viz: .
One superb 'Rosewood, seven oelave. carved in the mo ' "st
elegant and neh Lyle of Louis XlV.—sew scale. -
One Rosewood, carved, seven octave—new Pellic.
One do. 61 octave-new scale. . •
One do. 6 octave, carved moulding—new reale.
Two do. 0 do. round corners;
Two do. 0 do. square " • ~ .1
The above are from the ruanufamory of I. Chickering,
Bosco°, and of the latest styles of furniture, and with his
new and approved scale.
Also, on hand, and for sale low—
Three Rosewood Pianos. 6 octaves; from the manufac
tory of 11. Worcester, New fork, formerly of the 6nn
of Suntan, Worcester & Dunham.
Two Rosewood, 6 octave Pianos; from the manufactory
of Oak & Co.,`. V.
One Rosevroog., Cl octave; manufactured by Bacon &
Raven, New Work.
One Mahogany 6 octave Piano; made in Baltimore, and
left by the owner for sale,either for cash or in es
change tot such goods as will *4 :It country store.—
Price S 10& lota°
__
JotitisToN a tr rOGK'CON have Just receivedthe
following new works :
History of Congress, Biographical and Political, com
prising n history of internal Improvements. (lovers, Har
bors, etc.) from the formation of the Goveriunent to the
present tune ; embracing, else, historical notices - of ye ,
none political events of Ocean Steam Navigation; of
the Tea and Coffee tax Ltogether with biographies, per
sonal histories, ht., by Henry G. Wheeler, illustrated by
steel portraits, and too similo autographs:
/history of Charles 1, of England; by Jacob Abbott,
with engravings.
The Romance of Yachting; Voyage the First, by Jos.
C. Hart.
A new novel; Mary Ration : a tale of Manchester life.
The Moral, Social and Professional duties of Attorneys
and Solicitors; by Samuel Warren, Esq.; F. R. S. of the
n net temp le, Barriste r at Law. ' deeB
Iron City Cracker and Dread'Hakery.
SHRPRARD
.uromn respectfully inform his Mends , and the pub
' lie generally, that he has added to his other bull
nessthe manufacturing of Crackers of every variety.—
Having purchased one of W. S. 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 exa mi ne for themselves.
BA.KERY, No . I 0 Commercial Row, Liberty,st. oppo
site fimithfield.
N U. Saperior family Bread, rye and dyspepsia Bread,
large and small rolls, fresh every morning can be had at
the store, or my wagon, or at my stand in the market.
Cakes and Confectionary OR hand and made to order.
J. SUBPIIARD.
Nolo Commercial Row, Liberty se
“It Is the beet Cough Medicine I ever Saw.”
REId.D the following proofof the superiority of Dr. WU.
lard's Oriental Cough Mixture, from axespectahle cis
lten, who hos tried it '
Paw:union, Dec. 15, 1847. -
Mums. HATS &Daricawatri---Afterlaboring for several
weeks under the disadvantages of a bumming cough and
most distressing cold, which bud, thUs (err, resulted. the et ,
feats ofseveral of the einfelliblek e I. watinduced to pur
chase a .hottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, nod give
It a fair trial. To my great Surprise, - after using only one
half of the bottle I found myself entirely refl. , ‘",rtie the
lost medicine Tenet saw.",
True ' • ' JUMP , t!livino ,
. Bold & liRpCFLIVAYI 11 rUggiBUS uemmer
dal Rom; Liberty street; near Canat.•• • Jun6l
- -
New Altlitatery,,- telliaa, -Velvets, dee.
' -Jon received . from New Itork,m *choice Bele°
tion of elegant rich Satin's, Silks, inter Rthbons
A'iii
French Flowera, , Pliimes, tom ~ k. handsome as
aortment of :Winter Bo:trims, Hoods, awes .Cardinale
Theta, tech on hand and made to in th e style
at the vhortest notice. - MRS. DUFF, .- •
' ddc o '' ' •'' ' -,' -- f. -2.1040 St. Clair et. (Welt side.)
4
FASHIOINTAI3LE MILLINERY...44re: S.ltaaa
roartlt street;near WoOd,yekuldinibrin,the Ladies
of rittsbafgh and viainity - that she will Oen OW,
Tuesday, 010 24th inst, an e*t"tfets'eaSsoloneilt of Fel
end:Winter Millinery. 4 - - - - - etteo-
~~:a'wc - ~. ~a~•A~~-~5.,,.a.~w_.ex,.s'~::+r'~P,.;_:~`r1;;c~.%'~':
CLIMPLAINT;rJAUNDICE,'AITSPEPSIA ,„
'I.OMRVOUS - DEBILITY, - DISEASE - OF THE RID;i
NEVIS * and all Affeetiftui;dikoff from
- .:....derangeinertner - iiiitease in ibis - Biliarr"
„Vasenlati Reepixinoty, - .." and Nereous
' - suc h -- stich ite • continpatioll. inward
piles,heartburia,lossOfaePotilot ooo t - . .
-ad
.tengue, - acidity - of the trlom7
ach,swimming of the bead,
tallness arsveight ill the
dimeeiseff .
_ - vision?. palpita. '
non of the
Molting or saffocatinesensitung. depression of spirits,
sudden lushes ;of heat, pain . in the side oe
weakness of limbs, told feet, constant ink
"- nghlingo,tir fiver 'and dullpain in the
Pain-.and difficulty of breathing
when lying upon 'the tide, frightful
dreams,sourernetations,yinlow- • -
•' ' ties` of tie akin -and eyes,
deficiency of perspirts
- • non; Zee, &e. , cap -
effectually
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITFERS.
Theirpovverover tlteabore diseases is not excelled—
if equalled-by - anydherlireparation in the ;Jibed
Staltsois the euresin this oilyd -V
attest,'in
any cases ef'
ter skilful physicians had failed,
Derangement lathe liver and stomach are sources of
insanity—from disorder or obstruction a morbid action of '
the sympathetic and other nerves follows, and the func
tions of thebrain fire impaired and deranged; as nerves
are the connecting medium .between mind-and matter, it
follows from th e reciprocal action that both" must. be
more or less implicated and.deranged simultaneorieW
derangementthere will alit° producediseseeof the SKIN,
LUNGS, UTERUS and KIDNEYS.Vits well as the brain.
The—thousands woo die— with" ;YELLOW FEVER,.
CHOLERA or INFLUENZA, is-owing to the same
cause; and the Majority of cases of that most painful
disease, CONSUMPTION, miginates from the same. In
fact the stomach is tee important Orgaitin - the system of
' matter, as upon it you - de pis calor the success and all the
advantages lobe derived from the administration of in-
I Lerma I. medicines. Its functions are of' this utmost Un
patience to every one 'constitntingthe source And foun
tain or lifOi'Which is untlition. , 'No organ posseueisuch
remarkablelYmpathies, none suchremarkable power in
modifying every part of the system. .
The tare success in treating
,disetise of:the liver and
stomach successfully has not heetta'avadotpathological
knowledge ot their functions, but , the preparation of a
compound that would ant upon the dirmase aid all the.
sympathetic afflictions.' That point has beeniLained in
these Bitters, and they are ENTIRELY , 'VEGETAULE i
and will in-every case permanently destroy -costivenese4
and give strength and vigor to the frame, at no time de.
bilitating the patient, and they are grateful to the most I
delicate stomach under any circumstances.
ALL CAN BE CURED
WHO WILL USE THEM AS DIRECTED,
(11 wrrnnr Tux Fawns ov sramenra.)
The few Months this preparation has been before the
public, has, from its infallible efficacy, elicited the eulogy_
of the press through the land, their object being fOr the
benefit of suffering humanitytits success hais surpassed
all precedents, and,' is free from all alcoholic stimelant._
syrup. mercury, libel, quinine, acids, and all injurioui
ingredients. and espeeiallyadapted to the diseases of the
variable climate of the ' Un ited States, end the West- In
dia Islands,
WEEK AND DELICATE CHILDREN,
are made strong by using fnet'it is Milady medi-.
eine, and 'can be admintstered with safety io a child one
year old the delicate tamale, ore manor ninety.
The Philadelphia Democrat: sayst--“This medicine
has an extraordinary virtue and efficacy, and is in great
deinand. We can speak - from experience, that it has
produced many wonderful cures."
The Only Sun says believe it is one_ of the
best medicines of the age—a friend having Mad
own family with great satisfaction in the Jaundice and
Liver Complaint."
The Spirit of the Times sad Keystone says t—"Tio our
good eitizens,who are invalids, know the many tenon-,
tithing cures that have been performed by Dr. iloofland'e
celebrate. *em= Bitters? If they do riot, we recom;
mend ahem to the Geratan Medicine Store, VS Race
street all who arc afflicted with Liver Complaint, Jaun
dice, Dyspepsia or Nervous Debility: the Doctor. has
cured many of our citizens, after the - Lest physicians
had failed. We have Used them. and they have proved
to be a medicine that every one should know ofi and we
cannot refrain giving our testimony in .their favor. and
that which gives them greater claim upon our humble of
they are entirely vegetable. -
The Evening Bulleimsayst—The Celebrated German
Eldora are pii invaluable remedy, for Jaundice, Dyspep.
Ma- end nervous complaints." "
Nears Gazette sayie--"It is not often we notice the
various excellent medicines advertised in Our, columns,
because we are unwilling to speak except from personal
experience, end a good constitution fortunately makes
as generally strangers to such articles. A word, how- -
ever, of Dr. Midland's German Bitters. This we crow
to be an excellentanicle fulfilling in - every respect what
is claimed for it by the advertiser.
The Daily News says: -
"A blew - cram—We speak knowingly of Dr. Hoof..
land's celebrated German Bitters when- We. say iris a
blessing of this age, and in diseases of the hiliary, diger
tire and nervous systems, it has not, we think, airgunal.
itisa rtOrrstitx ralcraaartOn atril Mina willloar afr
Minot, and to all invalids -we would recommend it as
worthy their confidence.
What stronger testimony can a medicine have? At the
Depot cantle seen the cm4lenres of army of our most:
respectable citizens of Cerra in all the:foregoing dis
eases.:
Principal Depot, German Medicine Store, 27S RACE
Street, and for sale in Lancaster by John P. Logan; liar
rishare, by D. W. Gross; and respectable dealers 'gen;
orally throughout the tratinuy.
1017,438 41
• • •94 7'24 83
. 9401 85
51,523 25
'38,804 37
IXeCOVIad and. for sate by
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL, COUGH'—The Longs
are in danger, the work of the destroyer has been
begrin,llte Cough of Consumption bath in it a sound of
death.
Asa von A Minuet? Your darling child, your idol
and earthly Joy. is now perhaps confined to her chamber
by a dangerous cold—her pale cheeks. her thin shrunken
en gem, telt the hold disease boo already gained upon her
—the sound of her supulebral cough pierces yoursoul,
Yotrso Ms's, when just about to enter life, disease sheds
* heart crushing blight over the fair tirospectoof the fit ,
lure—your hectic cough and feeble limbs tetra your
loss of hope.but you tired not despair. There is a balm
which will heal the wounded lungs, it is
!Magallanes; A 11-11 e allow Unlearns
Mrs. Arista, the wife of Wm. IL Attree, Faq. was
given up by Dr. Sewall of Washington, , Drs. Roe and
kleClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and 'Dr. Molt of New
York. Her friends all thought she mast die. She had
every appearance of being in consumption. and was so
pronounced by her physicians—Sherman's Balsam was
given and it cured her.
Mrs. Ostubtattagrz, of Bull's Ferry. was also cured of
consumption by this Hews when all other remedies
failed to give relief—site was reduced to a skeleton.. Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentist. V 1 Broadway, has witnessed its
effects in several cases where no other medechte afford,
ed relief--but the Balsam operated like a charm. Dr. C.
also unneared its wonderful effects in curing Asthma,
which it never fails of doing. Spitting Wood, 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. Ryon' Jonas, ICS Eighth avenue, was cared of
cough acid catarrhal affection of 50 years standing. The
first done gave him more relief than all the other medi•
eine he had ever taken. Dr. 1.. .1. Beals, 19 Delaney
street, gave it to a sister.iii-law who was laboring under
Consutnption, and to another' sorely inflicted with the
Asthma. itt limb cases its effects were iintnediate, soon
restoring. them to Collbillll.lo health.
Mrs. LITRILTIA W6L1.11, 95 Christie-wt., suffered from
Asthma 4.1 years. Sherman's Balsam relieved her at
Once, and she ,is comparatively well, Leine enabled to
subdue every attack by a timely use of this medicine.
This indeed is the great remedy for Coughs, Colds, Spit
ting Blood, Liver Complaints, and all the affections of the
throat, and even Asthma and Consumption.
Price .0 cents nod $1 per bottle,
Principal Office 100 Nassau street. Neve York.
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. PremiuM Tooth Paste and Poor I
Man's Plaster
Sold wholesale and retail by WM. JACKSON, at his
Boot and Shoe Store and Patent Medicine Warehouse,
89 Liberty street Pittsburgh, bead of Wood street, and
by the following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny
county t
A. M. Marshall, Allegheny city . ; Jonathan
Manchester, J. R. H. Jacques, Dirrntughttm; A. S. Getty,
Wylie street; J. O. Mirmin, cot. Webster st. and Ella;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty; H. 1.. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh; Thos. Aikan, Sharpsburgh; 81=1. Springer, Clin
ton; James At'Kee, Stewartstown; Jahn Black. Turtle
Creek - C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland k' Son. M'Keet.'
port; McEldowney, Bakerstown; Riley M'Laughlin,
Plumb Township; Win. J. Smith, Temperanceville; Jas.
Fulton, Tarentism; O. H. Starr, Sewickly. mara-ly .
TEsTrAidNV!—Dr. W. Lamm, of FtW.
111 vine, N. Y., says: "I am well persuaded, and have
been for some time, that your Domestio ,Yegetable
are of great use to all those who may have occasion to ,
use them, and have administered teem to my patienta.”
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia and Bilious Fever, are im
mediately Mired by the nee of Dr. Ralph's Pills. Price,
S 5 cents a bog. Sold wholesale and retail by
13. L. CUT BERT, .
Smithfield street. near "third.
Also, by Wm. Cale, Allegheny city J. B. Smith, fir
raingliam; , and. John hl'Craeken. Filt h Ward. fetal
Jaynes' loaning - Medicines.
'(IR. S. S. COOK; Piqua, hi°, writes, March, 1846:
I/ "I have used, your Yesmiftige,,carmiaaties Balsam,
and Expenorcmt, in my practice, for the last three years,
and have been exceedingly , well plcied with them; and
never, as yet, to my recollection, failed of realizing my
fullest expectation in their 'curative prOperties._ Your'
other medicines I eaunot speak_of from experiettee; but;
ludgingfrom those I have used, I doubt net butlhat they
claim, and are entitled to all the confidence reposed In
them, by those who have used tnem. I was formerly
very partial to Ass , Vemtifuge, until becamencguain
ted with yours, which Mutiny decided preferene to any
other now in use.
Resseetfully, yours_, k.c., 1)
S. S. COOK, 14.."' .
Kr For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin,Tea Store, 7i
Pourth at. &MS-
BA. PAHNESTOCK'S COUGH SYRUP.—This
.partition proved itself to be of very great effica
s' -
cy' the cure of obstinate Coughs, . Colds, Asthma, Spit.;
tins of Blood, Whooping Cough, end other Pimarnome
Affections,. and the proprietors feel warranted in recom
mending' it ex. a safe and useful medicine, and are pre....
pared to shies certificates of indisputable authority, in
testimony of its value. , . • •
It ie pleasant to the taste, midis offered atso low a price
wpm place it within the reach of every person. There
are, perhaps; but few Cough preparations that will , pro
duce such decided •efeets such a short tint& "Pre
pared and sold by.
B. A. FARM:STOCK It CO
Corner of First and Wood; also, „corner of Sixth .and
Wood streets. , • . • - deel3
DR. RALPH'S Cataantrazo Vaciaflatas Puts are fat
sale, wholesale and retail, at the - •
Rant Eirractcirttca, -- ." .
J 30.. Smithfield at
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Also, by Wm. dole, Allegheny city: '4. 0." - Butith;
81r
mingbam;JohnMcOracken, Penn street, Fifth Ward,
AyLBN BILOWB., C. CONNTCLIir
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y mo w wn „UCi i iira
CORCORNER OksIinr.EIFIRLD , ANI. ) •
pitaburgh, Pa.
/3/t°w74 ' c°NN ? Glir tVe.house, r .
N. B.—Good Siabling a taeitea
bb finceatincanknoedripx #pptes,
•Ja,sreced per subsinatt Pyabiul "and fa sale by:,
4 .114 4 0111 9N1H' •
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xnalebiesearticle::.
Ni - ,,lst,srshibrenutyi'suutretuaration:oftdas Tat
Cream, when once kitowri,:will,supercede ell otheriiii
clepef the kind-now in use., Where-the-hair is dead
harshi thin, unhealtht, norjurninggrey, alew applica
tions will make the hair soft and dark, and give ita bean
liVely ;appear:sate; and also make itmaintain.
ins, livelinese-and healthy color, twieti longns all the.
preparations that, are generally , used, • :Wherethe _hair is
thin, or has &nen .off, 4 it may lie tutored by using fide
Cream . Every.lady and gentlenmit - Who isin the habit of
using oils on their hair should at once purehase a bottle of
the Chineeellair Cream, (mit is sacomposed that it will
not, itijnin: the hair like, the other mvparations, but will
beautify it,, and give , perfect satisfaction in every tre,
stance.%
For te stiniOny its very Seperlor quslities,se,e the fof.
lowing :letter- from -the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to Mears's.
Readershott &Stretch, Nashville,- general agents for the
Southern States:-
: Legtetoftheltev,CalcitotiliPettgor of the Zres kyle:st e t .
ttlaskt
ThEssßs.thinhElLS/lOST ot- MICR: Climtruranm-4 take
.p.e entre in adding my testimony in,Eavor of the excellent
prepare ion - called Dr. Parish's Chinese Hair Cream; for,'
about two years agoray hair was very dry, bristtp,-and
disposed to come out; but having procured a bottle of the
Cream,andasedid according to. the mxseriptkm, it is now
elastic, so ft , and firm to the head. - Many balsams and
-oils were applied, each leaving my'hair in a worse stale
than before. This Cream, however, has met nty'expee.,
As an article for the toilet, my wiie gives itij7eferende
over all others, being delicately perfumed and not dis
posed to 'rancidity.' The ladies, especially, will find:the
Chinese Cream to be 'a desideratum - thetr premuntions
for the toilet. . -Respectfully,
R. CALDWELL.'
Pulaski, January 7,1847. - . . -, . .
ir3 - B ,o ld . wholesale and retail, in Pittsburgh, by John -
M. Townsend 45 Market si.,. and Joel 51older, cornet or,
Wood and Piftbsts . jel.s-4Ecvs-ly.
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ArtIES are 'cautioned littunst using ,Common Prpa--
Ls red Chalk: They are not aware how frightfully inju
riousiris to the skin t how coarse,bow rough, how sallow;
yelloW, and, unhealthy the skin appears atter using pre
pared chalk ! Besides illsinjunous,:containlag a - large
quantity of lead! We have , prepared a -beautiful vete:.
- table article, which we call. Junes' Spanish Lilly White.
It - is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deletetious
qualities, and it imparts to the skin a natural, healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively white; at the same time acting
as a cosmetic - n theskin,'making it soft and smooth. -
'Dr. James. Anderson, Practical Chemist of Massachu
setts, says: "After analysing Jones' Spanish Lilly White,
I find it possesses the most beautiful and natural, and at
the same time innocent, white I ever, saw. . I, certainly.
can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose akin
requiresbeautifying.. ' Price - 25 cents a box- Directions
—the best way to apply Lilly White, is with soft leather
or wool—the iormer ts preferalile. • 4_ ,
• A rmit sax op . Trent . pox 25 cairra—White teeth,
foul. breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
after being once'or twice 'cleaned with Jones' Amber
Tooth. Paste,: have the appearance of the most 'beautiful 1
ivory', and,.at the same time it is so perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine, that int constant daily:use is highly
advantageous,42eri to those leetlithat are in good condi
tion,. giving Mem a beautiful poliali, and preventing a
premature . decay. ` Those already decayed it prevents
from becoming worse—it also fastens inch atilt be coming
loose, and by perseverance it will render the realest teeth
delicately white,. aitd make the breath' deliciously . sweet;
Price 23 or 37* cents a box. All the above are sold only
at e 2 Chatham at., sign of the American Eagle, New:York;
and by thenppointed Agents whose names appear in: the
WILL YOU MI Ml', and geta rich husband, lady ?
. "Your
face is your fortune ?' bet beautiful, clear, fa ir! Is it
white? If ifot,it •can be medals° even though it •be
low, liafigured , sunburnt, tanned and freckled.,. ThouS 7 ,
ands haVe been made thus who have washed once or
twice with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. The effect is
glorious and magnificent.. But be afire yea get the genii.'
me Jones' Soap, at the sign of,the_American Eagle, '
Chatham street. • • • •
Riag-wo nit; Balt-rheum Scummy, Erysipelas; Barber's
Itch, are , often cured. by ' Jones' Italian . Chemical Soap,
when every kind of...remedy has failed. ,. . That it cams
pimples,' freckles, and clears the skin, all know.' Sold at
the At e e tteen Eagle, 85 Chatham street- Mind, reader,
this seldom or, never, " -
C. INGLIS, Jr., Patterson.
Bold atlacrog% 59 Liberty at.; head of Wood, Sign of
of thr Bic
ONIDOLDAR TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS.
—Afiariags.—Co*DaliaL—Any. lady between twee-.
ty and thirty, possessing a syrinnetrical form, good fea
tures, &a.. is asked ciinfidentialty, can' she suppose any
man could admire her while sha hassiuch' yellow teeth;
such callow, rough, coarse skin; and such ' dirty, bad,
-wiry hair when, by spending the, above sem, 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 26. box of Tories' , Am
' bee 'Tooth Paste; a skin white, pure and spotless as snow,
by using a cake of the gemune Janes Italian - Chemical
Soap; and a beautiful head of hair by using a 3s. bottle of
Jona' Coral Hair .Restoratiye. Do not form an opinion
against this before youtrry, or you will regret it; but be
sure to ask for Jones' articles. Sold only in New-York
at 82 Chatham St. POT aide by _
WAL JACKSON, Agent,'
89 Liberty st,Fittsburgh.
/LANCER, SCROFULA AND GOITRE.--Ample
perience has proved that no cotabination of medicine
have ever been so efficacious in removing the abOve dis
eases, as Da. JAYNES ' It hasteffeetcd
cures truly astonishing, not only of Cancer and other dis
eases of that elan, but has removed the most stubborn
diseases of the Skin, Swellings ; Dyspepsia, &c. This .
medicine enters into the circulation, and eradicates, dis
rues wherever located. It purifies the blood and . other
fluids- of the body,. removes obstruction in the pores of
the skin an dledutps enlargement of the glands oi bones.
It inert:vies the appetite,- removes headache and drorrsi
tress, and inifigoraussthewhole systent, and imparts ani
mation to the diseased and debilitatedeoustitntion. There
is uothiag superior to it in the whole materin medics. - Ik
' la perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, and has nothirr ,
of thdditgusting nature accompanying The idea of steal=
lowing medicine
U .- For sale in Pittsburgh at the I'EKIN T&' STORE,-
73 Fourth at... near Wood- - mar3o
-- A Iteclpa fOr•the MUMMA Maar _
TO — FORCE ITS GROWTH AND HEALTH, ItIAKE
IT SUET , SII.ICI , t'I.F.AN 'AND FlNE—Persons
in Cientequence of the things sold, set doivu every
article, (be it ever so good,l as a humbug. If people
eould he made to try a fts. bottle of Jones Coral Hair Re
storative, a n d sed how it makes dry, rusty, red, lighthair
moist, soft, auburn and dark, and keeps it so ; and by its.
use fbr sometime, causes it to grow naturally beautiful;
if people could see the uumber eiposit respectable me
chanics that use it, (aye, and find it the cheapest thing
they eau use,) for dressing and beautifying the finis; for
keeping it soft p nd in order three times as long as any
other article ma e; and .
Forces it to grow, stops its falling, .
.And costs busZ shillingato try.
We. formerly sold tiotlring. leas-than SI. bottles, but we
Whib'peciPle to try it. told only at 921 - mind E.ll Chatham
street, New York,Suid by- . - -
margu WM. JACKSON, Agt.. 89 Liberty et.
MORE 'VESTIMOISI for Dr. Willard's loudly Medi
cines. —The undersigned., chitin' of Pittsburgh.hay
ing personally used Dr. Willard's Oriental Cough Mix.
tore, and experienced its beneficial - effects, do most cheer
fully recommend it as , safe and effectual, in 'all cases.
Speaking from experiencewe belieye that it has no an
perior; and would 'recommend its use td.all the afflicted.
CtfARLF.S LEWIS.
Pittsburet, Marehtsth, 18.48. •' •
trrSold by J. Sehoournaker & Co-, John Hays, James
A. ,Jones, J. H. Cassel, John P. Scott, F. L. Snowden; J.
Mohler; Ogden -& Snowden: • • • , - ap2sl
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0, ALT RHEUM, .Cl.faltictiLLk
4.3 LAS, Barbers-Itch, Ckaps,lSort Beards, Pimples.—
This is used by mall) , PhYSiefous brittle , city in ennngthe
above. and we would not embicienelously sell unless we
knew It to be all we state. ' ' • ' •
As a cosmttie, the true JONES'S SOAP is perhaps the
only article ever known that removed' impurities,- nd
cleared and 'beautified the skill, making it soft, clear,
smooth and white as an infanta. But mind, it is'old at 85
Chatham at., N. Y., and by : •
• WMIJACESON, Agent,
martS :89 Liberty street, Pittaborgh.
CoNsumnpapi seizes more mums than any other
disease in oar country. The young, the old; the
beautiful and gay, are all alike - Subject so its invidious
ravages, and many a hectic cheek has been supposed to
bloom with the.glow of health. But every case origi
natesiu acold and a eough--perhaps deemed unworthy
of attention at first--,and only met with remedies when
too late., the first symptoms with jentous'eare,
and make immediate use of the, Cottglt . .Balsam of IL A.
Folutestock & Co., which wiliceitandy check its further
prcreps, and restore the inflatned-,organs to a beautiful
ac
For sate by B. A FAIINESTOCKA..&.Co., corner Ist
and Wood sts:; also, corner OM and Wood.' dealt
affillall4M for January, 1.849,• .
Tap ECRIVLD AT M. A. 'MINER'S, Smithfield street.
IL third door above Second street— • - ' •
Godey's Lady's Book, unusually ittric,• - • with , six at
tractive engravings; the literary department of Ahe high
est order for this No., commencing a new valuate.
• Sartain's Union Magazine,- beautifully enthellished,
and 'comprising SO pages of !rending mutter, all original.
.GraharresMagazine, illustrated with , four beautifulen
gravings ; in. size,a full doable number. •
Po e ms of John Quincy Adams, with Notices .of- his
Life and Character.. '• . •
A Critical Defence of the Grant Streit Baptist Church,
against the charge of corruption, in thee - administration of.
her discipline ; published by order of the Church.
Rose and Gertrude. or the Mysterious Wedding; trans
lated from the French of Rodolphe Topifer.
An Impartial Account of the Life of the. Rev: John N.
Matftt=a narrative of his first marriage; also. his second,
withinany particulars neverbelbre published • .
Second volume Paul Arderibbirn, now complete; by
George Lippert'. . • -
Mary Barton, a Tale or Menai:tester Life, England;
published by the Harpers. ' • • • - •
Jultan - De Clifilird, or Woman's Love Roitance of
:Smiles and Tears; illestrated. • ' •
Angelina Luxmore,or .the Life of a Beauty; by the
author of the _ Jilt, Braila - 11'ot .Promise, &c, &c. •. •
The Hunchback, or the - Dell Ringer of Notra Dame!
by Victor Hugo. . • • . deett
Notkm to the kablio.
-MITE osabscriber informs. the public - generally, and
j Housekeepers and Retail:Grocers particularly, that'
he is, diseonunuing the olatteeneware business, and will
sell off his present stock atreduced prices.' Those who
Wiskto obtairtCkina, chums toare, , or Glass, will find this
a rare opportunity for getting such articles as they want,
much cheaper than the usual rates.
Remember the- place, CHINA HALL, No 118 Wood:
street, near the Auction store. ' - '
S: I will dispose of my whole Stock to any person
wishing to buy it, at &bargain.' • -
ianSaT - ." ' WM: GETTY: •
ST. 40LAI6t, HOUSE, -
-CORNER OF , PENN. , AND:ST. CLAIR STREETS.
p,ES/1 OYSTERS, GAME, and every delicacy of
.the season' the, market affords; served up at the •
shortestnotice, and Art the very best style.' The horse
fitted.up•and-arrauged. in the .best order,,under the man
Agementof Duren] - :JOHN _ld, CAMPBELL.
SALB—AII that valuable property where the
subscriber resides, together with the leiPrevemente
therebri, situ a ted on Sixth street, near Smithfield, front,
big on - Sitthst.42o It, and in depth ant:Merry alley 240
feet: - This propertY - Is - admirably situated for a Hotel or .
WPublic Hall; and contains a half square'of nroundier.
It naght - be divided' into 12 littildingtots,o lots c 4 -20 feet
each on Sixth street, by 120 feet deep;and 0 lots with.ls
front of 20 'reit. ettelr on IThetry alley hy 120 feet fdeep;
“janfirp - :-••! • .1WM,P0,417,414
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TB if....IIRBUKAW .fiLlsiltllo 111X1.91 , SI AT tin ' •
4-I,TErumw rill o - ptociiled ftattrasYellinlienmekY
J e5i, , .;133 - . Misr} bolo* the oftlyilearthi, a certain
and infallible care Ott siiraosi Strahni,"Cuts, Bruises, ,
I Scaldr,:Butos,'Teuer, Erysipelay, Scald Head, Croup,
I Whooping-CoughlnliammatorySore' Throat. Sore and
! Inflamed Eyhs,7)atubin ce, Ulcers:Fever Sates, and
DMA IKAIATORY RHEUMATISM, . •
which 'yield/to its effeCts imatutrptislng Manner.
' It has' never let - failed When, tided according to dheo
Ilona. Read the:follanring: - - ' • ~ 7 • ~
hforansas iat, Allegheny co " "
Pa.,
•' ' • - ' • • • November 10,1840. 5 -
This is to certify, that my Wife,;AlargaretUbriest, was
cured of a RheumatleComplaint Of seven years standing. . .
by which she was so lame as to be obliged twist, crotch-
es. In one week she was. cured by ,using the American
Oil, and could walk about as usual without her crutches.
's-. • • • - JONATHAN UHREIST. I, -
The following is cominialcated hy Alr. Yilni.Nash, !dr. ' 1 ..
Jckson's agent LisSieubenville,'o. • - ,
".. A gentleman mar Steubenville, who hadnot been able t .
to put either of his feet to the ground for twelve years, in ,
: consequence of lameness, by the use-of onehoule _was i .
enabled to :walk two Miles to a township election. It le 1 •
I likewise a sovereign remedy for • . . i :
CONTRACTION ~
.OF THE MUSCLES AND - t
The following is cotQaututeated by itt. Vfnt. Nash, IT. 1
Jackson's agent for Steubenville t -..- , i
A lady residing in Stenheoyine r the .finger of whose
hand.was so contracted as to deprive her of the use of It ..
for thirty-five years, was enti rely cared by the use of one s .
i bottle of the Oil, so that she now. has the perfect use at I •
her hand fully equal to the other which had never been '.
affected. It an b ulso been found to.be ottafe end invinci 1 .
bit agent In the speedy and cert.= earn of , I .
in nil cases not organically lIIMOte.* 2 * . /.:
A lady ;eliding in AlleOeny city was effectually cured s
of obstinate deafness, of years' continuance, by the use s
of less than one bottle of the Oil, so that she said she
heard better than oho had ever done before...
A gentleman well "known in Pittsburgh, was cared of t.
daaMess of nine years' standing, by the. use of a small
quantity of of the Oil. The names and fesitleaces of the 5.
lady and gentleman will be given to those who desire it, t
at the office of the advertiser. . ' a
Its properties are highly developed in tlus'eertain and 4
surprisingly speedy cure of all cases of • k
CHOLIC CHAAIP, AND SPASMS. '5
Seviral cases of 'Cramp Cholic- have been effectually i.
cured by one dose of the Oil, in the short spate of bait i,
en hour, when the parties have been agonized with pain. t;
Itsturativelroperties have been remarkably manifested :,.
in the radical cure of• _.,,, 5 . .
• DISEASES OF THE SrtrilE.
A lady, the wife of a planter in Kentucky, was omit' P
etteetwilly of one of the worst eases of diseased Spine, k.
•• - " - -•id fortrcontiderable
which had confined her to her bed for n cu.-.-
_
ume, in which she could not turn herself. - It is also a c
sure remedy and perfect cure for pains inthe small of the
back, end
INFLAMMATION OP 'Mg KIDNEYS.
Read the following: '
Preivaanon, Dee. le, 114 G. -
Twin to certify that I was afflicted with'great pain in t v ,
the small of my back and kidneys, which affected me to l', '
much that I could not stand uprighr. By rubbing eases ',b.'
natty, and using bairn teaspoonful internally, night and ,
morning, I was entirely cured. JOHN- RIDDLE, i
near Warren, Armstrong co., Pa. P i
Atgentleman of Pittsburgh, afflicted with a violent in- f't
flammation of the kidneys—the pain of which...ceased 's.
him to dant—was completely cured, in three dare, by the I. ,
use of the Amerman : Od.
The qualities of this ,
NATURE'S OWN REMEDY
is extremely penetrating and arithinfironnuttory, cause. g •
quently ia cenfulently recommehded as a seve reign rem- r ,
edy wherever inflammation exists, eltherexterrial on is. X.........
tennis. Used immediately.after a cut, bruise or wound, l':
it will care and prevent
GANGRENE AND MORTIFICATION. t-
It has, in addition, been found a salntary,pleesibg and l
ti
effecve remedy for those very unpleasant and inconve.:•i
nient diseases,
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS. ~•.;
Ur Price, 50 cents per bottle. -
Caution:Ade an Roar °WWII. f
The surprising excellence and powing..popularity i , '
the Amerman Oil, has induced '
some dishonest persons 1 ••
palm upon the public, miserable imitations of this truly 1...
valuable medicine, for the purpose of dedeiving the un- i
vary, and defrauding the Proprietor.
In order to be sure °rot:it:Lining the genuine, ithrere
the following cora virmos :__ h., ..„,
Ist. See that the name " Win. Jackson, up Liberty st , .
bead of Wood st. ‘ ” is printed on the. label of the wrappa i •
of each bottle, to tmitate which is felony. f, ' '
lid. That each bottle is inclosed in a pamphlet contain: '
ing full directions for use; and also containing the name i
and addreas of Win. Jackson, General Agent for the
proprietors; likewise, the name and address of the pro
praetors, D. Hail &. Co., Kentucky. , •
W. Purchase tenor of the advertised Agents, all oft
whom have a show bill, ou which is printed the name of ,
the Proprietors and General Agents—thus: D. Hail & Co., i
Proprietors, Kentucky. Wm. Jackseirtierittsburgh, Pa. i
i .
General Agent for Western Pennsylehltin, and part of
Ohio and Western Virginia; and the printers' names—
APMillin & Shryock, Pittsburgh—printed at the bottom 1
of said show bill. - -
4th. Observe—the • genuine American Oil is of a dark I
green color. without any sediment, and its specific gravi
ty lighter than water. The counterfeits are mostly of a
black color;--some white, like Spiriui at Turpentine,
said to he refired "and clarified; some SenseriGil—otb
era a mixture °father common oils; undone a lil sck filthy 1.
looking mixture, purporting is come from the -Tatsbritgli i
and Allegheny Dispensary :Co." None of these cotin-
terteith possess either the virtue or the power of the true ,
AMERICAN OIL , . , i.
UrSold wholesale and retail by WM. JACKSON, I
General and Sole Agent for the Proprietor in Western
Pennsylvania,. Western Virginia, and Northern Ohio; I
and by the following duty appointed Agents in Allegheny I -
county, Pa.:
A. M. Marshall,)
Dr. Brown, Allegheny city.
J. R. Johnson,
Jonathan Wiriest, Manchester.
Alexander A Wale, Wylie street.
J. R. 11. Jacques, hinrungham
Win. J. Smith, Tempenanceville.
a. 11. Starr, Se.wickley. '
Edward Thompson, Wilkinsburgti.- - .
Daniel Negley, East Liberty. ,
11. Z. Mitchell, Wilkiusborgh.
Thomas Atkin., Sharpshergh.
It. Howland & Son. M'keesport.
C. F. Diehl, Mizabeth. I
John Black, Turtle Creek.
--- WEldowny, Bakerstown ' ;
Samuel Springer, Clinton. •
F
James Mice, Ste wnrunovrn.
Riley til'Laughlln, Plum township. I
J. Felten, Ttuentutn.
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawren:eville. I
Robert Williams, Arthursvffle. I
nag 1.5-actvtm
loccom the New York Gazette, Oct. 6, - 1-eO, a daily
paper deservedly at the head of the daily press m
thus country
Brutal:l Sztraet If Sarcaparifla.—lt were but courtesy
to call the attention of our remieratothisinvaluable prep /
unction which will be found u.dvanised in another coltunu
Mr. Bristol is a brother, and issues n highly interestieE.
newspaper, every now and then, one or two numbers of" 1
which we have already - noticed; and the medicine itself
has been eulogised by . nearly all the press of the western
country, and, we doubt not, Justly eulogised. Ithas in its
favor, moreover, very- flattering testimonials from the
most eminent practitioners in every part of the country t
where M
hos been used. r There is beauty and taste
enough in the bottles, and in the engraved labels in which
they are enveloped, to induce 'a perchaSe, even if the
preparation itself were not one of the sovereignest in
the world," as every person mast believe it is—that is,
every one must believe it is--that Is, every one who t
would not resist a mass of documentary evidence condo- y
siva enough to - convert a Turk to Christianity.- Buy'one t
of the bottles, gentle reader, mid see whether you do not
agree with us on this point. • ,
For sale by - FAHNESTOCK & Co.,
febfli cor. of Ist and Wood and 6thand Wood ate.
"WM. JENKINS.
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HEUMATISM, GOUT, AND, TIC DOLOREUX:—
.116 A respectable flentleman called at our office, i
as he
said, to inform us that he btad been afflicted for 15 years
.with Rheumatism or. Goal, and occasionally with Tic
Donneta; that he had been frequently confined to his
room for months together, and ofietteuffered the most in
tense and excruciating pain,. but that lately he had been
using -Tayne's Alterative, from which he found the most sig
_nal and unexpected relief.• He says be found the mgdi
eine very pleasant end effective, and ',that ha now con- i
siderd himself perfectly cured.;---ThileddAia North Amer- I
A Pim WORTH RatOwmo.-- - -A gentleman of Scrofulous
habit from indiscretion in his younger days, became af
fected with Ulcerations in the Throat and Nose, and a /
diaagreeable eruption - of the Skin. Indeed,, his whole
aystem bore the marks of being saturated with disease.
One hand and wrist were 'so much affected that he had
lost the use of,the hand, every part being covered with
deep, painftd, and offenitive aleert,. and were - as hollow I
Mlthporou.s as an htmey-comb. ',lt was at this stage of his I
enuiplaint,-Wheit death aprimaredinMitable frbm a loath
I some ' disease that he,coramenbed the use of Jayne's Al-
termive and having takeneaxteen bottles, is now, perfect- t
ly caret{ The:Alterative operates thicingh the - Circulation, ant. I
purifies the blood 'enitiienten disease from the system, - . t
wherever. located, and - the numerous - cures it has per: '
formed in diseases of the 'skin, canceroserofula, gout,.
liver cidaplaintolyspepsid-pad- other chronic diseases, in I
truly astonishing.—Spirit of the Timis: ,
lir For: ale in Pittaburghi aithe PEKIN:TEA STORE:
Fresh Arrival at,ltta.l.ls:Wtiod street.
110DKINSON hae'just opened.. within the pas ,
week„ the largest assortment of. Preach CHINA
ever. opened in this city , ; consisting.' in part of—Fancy.;
Plain; White, Gold Line rind -Cold Band Tea Betts; an
extensive imixortment of White, Flowing - Blue and Liver
pool Ironstone Ware, in Tea Betts or bs Separate pieces,
as may be required. Also, a beautiful assortment of
Candelabras and.Lampe, of the Slowest shapes and' put ;
terns, direct from.the manufaCturers:
Indies would doe well to Ova him ntall, at
oct27 :.-10 1.15-3Vood sl..3l4irrs below Fifth.
. ,
, - - ,.'- Business. Collector,
TriEirrs undersigned,encouragad by thelibernl patronage
J. of the merchards,professional gentlemen, and me
chanics of .the city, ?tiers his servieesfor the collection
of accounts in the city of. Pituiburgit andTieinity. Hav
ing attended to business of, this kind for many Tears for
the Board of Trade, arri.being well acquainted with this
and the adjoining enies,be_feels confident of his ability
to give satisfaction. by prempt and faithful attention to,,
all businessentrusted to hist. - - ..- .
JAMES C.AL.BRATH Jr.
T o b e _ f ou nd a t Mr. Wet. Rasa% Merchant 'tailor
:Third street, opposite the Post Office,
I
'
Gabriel Memo; . • P. DA: Accountant;' '
J. Carothers; . - . TbomaliSeolitnasoui
1., a. Livingston; - Sas hreGuire, hcierch't Tone
-James-Marshall; Wm- a Penile;
. George Breedt: - , . , Dr. W.1111.-Yrigitt, Dentist;
1 . Dr. Geri.D. Bruce, , C. Dodge '',-Z. - -• inov7:3o '
_ . .
steel and Lila ffiutilursotory.
iiii.euhaeribera have, enlarged Abair Ste end File
T
hianufaatery,on: the corner :of Oliara street and
Spring alloy,FifiltWaid, Pittitairgii r by erecting a con
verting furnace;timelting femme. and a tilt hammer.—
Their; Steel, now being ofa ifuperior quality, and having
engaged competent operatlitee,they, are prepared to fur-
Filei of every: desetiptioaillito Will compare with
the hest impacted article iandheing determined to make
it the interest of all who t illitiY11(110it 'any way, to par
chew from them, they will sell rheir 'Files at reduced
Pricery fur Cub, ',Thu) , will tilao re-Cat Filet, and par
.oasaiheree istieb'afe-worck aori§urkert.- Public patroll
eggiCie urifq ) 1 - di CO.
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