The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, April 13, 1849, Image 4

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N. 10, - Pknirth Bauzeihll - erry and libtrty,strests,
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drANUF.ACTUREILSonsIiect leadOeadetimpmiLliy-
AykdThum - ptinimi, - balh e ; -rater closets, leaden Coatis,
&c,;:tieen!hibitstainlronland and manufacuire to Order,
sheelldltd - frato tOB lbs.: to , the - square fbcrt,fitalieets p 1 6.
by 20feeti which the y,will tarnish to the trade wbolfsarei
or etifre orderin anyldze that maybe be wanted...
Thobbitt Manufacture and keep constantly on hand
Leiden pitied - Wm 2: to inch calibre; . aqueduct pipe; for
cou'rellag water roam springs,Ttirnisbed to.the country
trade; and put up owreels in lengths of from,loo to 1000
feet-Orr eaclreeel, with directions as bathe p roper method
of layingi . - Alsoonband, alarge supply:of Adams' Pat
entsuction Plimpsifor: wells or. cisterns; Snow - ,k Co's .
Sapeiror cast iron suction:Pumps.
lipiHint work of everr-descripuon executed in the
most - - rd arable manner, and on. the- most accommodating
terms:': Orders from theAcountry for leaden pipes,
lead, or pumps, will receive promptattention.
SECURED BY - I:ETTERS - PATENT,
PUBLIC ATTENTION Is solicited to as entire new
article of RAILING, - Made oP wraught iron bars,
and soft annealed rods; or wire, and expres - slyilesigned
for enclosing CottageS;Cereeteries,
Grounds, Ice., at prices wiryingfrom 50 cents to 63,00 the
tanning Mot. It is made in panneleof various lengths, -
2/, to 4 feet high,,with wrought iron"posts I inch square,
at intervening distances of 6 to 10 feet. IP desired, the
'tunnels can be made pf any height, in continuous spans
of 50 to 60 feet, with r Without poist - No extra charge
'for. posts.
- The comparative lightneii,'gieat Strength and durabil
ity of the WIRE RAILING, the beauty or its varied or
namental dtslgni;Ange . the f. with the extremely loviprice
at which it is sold, are ceasing it to supersede the Gast
Iron Hailing,- wherever 'their comparative merits 'have
been - meted. • Poritirther particulam address' • -
MARSHALL & BROTHERS; , •
‘" ' -Agents for Patentees,
fliomondalley nenr Smithfield st .rAlonirg,
mr27:bnil
Idardw.si.re, t;uttery, Suddlery's,:dte.
"roFlN.SVALltElcimporter and Dedirein Foreign and
,ElonestaeThiniteare,
,respectrally announces to his
fri6nns, generally,:lbat he is nnwrecebt..
ittg.his Sprtag supply at- Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery . ,
su his stand, Igo. SS Wood street, Which he wilt din
_pose of on the most reasonable terms. ' ' '
He will continually be ,receiving fresh supplies, direct
from tlie manufacturers: to Europe arid this ,eountry,
whicl• will enable him topitrpetel with any house, East
He particujatly invites the attention of customers
.to
his excellent assortment of Table and Spring, Cutlery,
dem, which is of fashionatite patterns and from the most:
popular manufacturers.
ilis stock of Carpenter's Tools is large, und of ex.el.),
.
lent quality..
Of geneml ,HardWaie: stock, he has every ,
iariety or
Western 'Merchants 'and dealers,' genenilly, are hi:
vited to call arid examine.his stock, . - marAhGat
11301vcr's Patent Concave Beai Churn 1
BUTTER IN,FLWE ttIINHTES:
TETE - call the attention of the pubiie tothe article head.
.V Mg this adiertisemeat,aitil invite the enterprising
andisurious to call and witness its operation. All adver
tisements in relation to this-invention, to the hundreds
who' hive seen it tested, is saitesenigation. -
' Ist. This Churn will 'produce.lthitter t gatherbgit in-n
mats, from sweet millcou five to ten minutes! eadfriim
cream prepared, as families usually, prepare it, en Allies.
tb live minutes!
224', The utility of this invention is apparent, as better.
Better can be producedfrom sweet milk, or cream, than
ere ani- touted_ in the. usual way; and by means of this
Chttrti', - a. little: girl or boy eau 'perform, in i five or. ten
minutes, what has heretofore requned the tabor of a WO
mink or-man-tor one ortwo hours and sometimes halt a
3d. Cy simplrturning a thumb screw, the Whole inside
dasher is taken out, leaving nothing abutthe Buiter_and
milk in the plain 'wooden box. - s= = . w
4111 - . - It is the cheapest Chant everinventediasihe
of its construction (though .embodying a great
philosophical principle) makesit.bUt little to manatee.
sth It is t common-seise .Churn s as
We invite the istiblie to call and witness it opsaratien
at but (Alice is Mt Diamond, near the Black Bear:Tar
erau aud at J. F. Beckham's, Federal at., Allegheny.
. - ;. , ,CAIDERON .
. Walt Vapor- Warehouse. •
N0.'47 'MARKET STR e. BT. PIT PS BURGH,THPIN'A.
T 110,11 AS RA.LIKERI
13ESPEPTFULL,Yrintioances hia 'friends rind ens
j:ts 'miners: that he has had at no past period so exte u
sive- a Stack as he has'at present. He can :daft° pur
chasers, on eery moderate terzni, at the old 'established
stand vs 3forket urea; alurost every article iii }iis line-
includingeonnting-roota. bed chamber;dinittg-room,par
los and ball Paper. NVith 'Borders, Landscapes,. Plre
board ?fill* Paper'and Transparent - Window Shades,
Bonnet 'and Butner& Boards- IVriting, Wrapping, and
Tea Paper; be is abundantly. supplied, and requests
merchants and housekeepers to cult mad examine his as
sortment.
and Tininers' 'Scraps tnien in tinde, nt the high:
• • ' ' r mart3-d&litottit'.
: . • , Paper Hangings.
T
AM no w : receiving, direct .fram the mtuinfsentrers la
.I.. New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a la.rge•and
well selected . assortment of all the latest ;Ad most int
proved styles of Satin, Glazed and common PAPER
HANOINGS, consisting of--
-I.o,ooopleces of Parlor and Fresco,. . • ,
.10,000 . . Hall and. Column; . •
- 20,00"•, ...Diaing-rocim,chamber and.ofßee. Paper
Which I would particularly invite-Me attention of those
having Houses .to Paper, to call and-skamine, at the
Paper. Warehouse of C. RILL,
Loma) , • - • - : , £7,Wood st.
Pisp'er El Estaktsigs.
1111EF...9R.5, HOW-iiRDlr-C0. , , No. 94 Wood :tree!,
would ,eall•-the. attention of -the -public to their
present stock: of,P,aper Hangings, which, for variety,
beauty of-finish; durability and cheapness, is acme:pass
ed try.anY establishment is the; Union.
Besides a large anti full assortment of Paper of their
own uumufacture, they are novr.receiving n. direet im
portation of French and riaglish styles of. Paper Haug-
Inge, purchased by Mr. Len. Howard, one_ PC the firm,
now in Europe, consisting of • •
- Parikiart.manufactuns,.... -•• • • .10,000 pieces. .-
London. do. 5,000 do. •
1311 their own manufacture, they have 1011,000 pieces
Wallr•Thsper, and 42,000 pieces Satin Glared. W.tndoe
Messrs. James Howard si. Co., have,spared neither ex.
penselicir lablir in their.endeavors to rival the Eastern
Wall Paperestablislunents, both in quality of manufac.''
tore aad,vo.xiety of, pattern, and . they itrp, warranted in
assuring the i publin thitithiy have suceeeded.
The whole asioinaent, foreign and bowie nitui tifizet are,
will be offered on terms es estate as those of... Eastern
manufacturers and importeri. ..mar27
Nest Literary Emporium.
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new depository of Cheap Publications his been
opened on Third street, opposite the• Post Office,
where may be found it generrilitssortme at of the popular
literature of the gal. The proprietors have made the
most ampie arrangements for procuring all new works as
:Eton aszssued from the press.
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS—AII the most
valuable Magazines and Weekly Newspapers can be
nad at theircoanter by the single number or by tbe year.
- STATIONER —Letter and cap paper, pensand pen
cils' in short ; every, thing in the stationerl and . o
'-the best quality, for sale.cheap..•
MUSIC—A Jergeassertment o f the most approved Pi-'
, ano Forte Music, hound and otherwise. This music I
pronounced by the meet distinguished professors to be the
best collection ever offered for sale in the West
The United States Odd Fellows' Directory for 1.510, got
up In convenient styles.
'Without particularizing further, we respectfully 're
quest a visit to our store room ' from the public. • '
WORK A. HOLMES, Third street, -•
opposite the Poo Office.
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' , • ••••eFtsillissa • Rhodes,
TOLESALE FRUITERER AND CONFECTION
ER,•No.:O Wood street-- •
. telexes Oranges; • • - .500 cans Sardines ;
• 2'ls' " • Lemons; 800 ht. - " • ' " •
180 dozen Lemon Syrup; 150 qr." "
1000 drums Figs; 400 boxes Herring; •
200 bus Raletne, in layers; 2000 Cocoa Nuts; •
150 hr. bx.s. ".. 8 boxes blaocaroni; •
100 qr. ."' " • 8 "•• Vermacilla ; •
751 rails Iraica Almonds. 25 cases ass'd Pickle's,
lOU Wass Shelled •.. *`• • 90 casks Currants ;
8 bales Bordeaux 4 : • :100 Es. cur Tissue Paper ;
-10 ." " - Nitisga . 60 rms. wilful Kiss Paper;
3 • " papa rshell 15 caus Prunes;
. 3 " hard u 18 units Dates; .. _
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40 hags F;lberts; • •• 4 cases Licit:tartest;
30 .• Walnuts; . , 10 lbs. Vallolla BerU3S;
.50 ' " Cream Nuts; 20 built. No 1 Belt Candy;
40 " .Peetn_ . • F O, •` , TWa 3 44 - F.el• "
10 bale. .••• • - 'B.csses Florectco Oil;
Jusr'ssiiilyied and foisale bit
. .
• ) 1i Ifig-itow open 'for the saletif a large collection of
•;4141; Greeti:Bouse.Plants; , of the choices: varieties.
Afso;a large collection °Me finest Dahlias and Annul
Flower plauta.*ill be ready to deliver in pots on the lit
of May.
Bonnets of the choieest . Flowers put up at the shortest
...jcbts Gardens will be open for the general reception of
vistters'on the 2d daj of April.
Copan Varidekrifreftne no vr steamboat the Thomas
ElMstti•vrill .tommeneo canning from the Point, foot of
tit 'G
Penn t., to e ardent!, on tlre 2d day of April. [mar2B
•-•
& CO. have taken 'the delusive agency for the
late of TdltcheiPs superior Maps, for Pittsburgh and
*,aternPerinsyldniaorbich will be sold at his reduced
Philadelphiarides. " •". .
The Map of tile World,on - Meehan's Projection, is the
laftest'and molt comprehensive stork of the kind ever
pablinhed In , America It is Of feet from East to West,
and Mica North to Senth, accompanied by a book of
Oho pages, containbmiconsultiog index, el:4l*LO I ng which
any lted.on the Map: may be readily. toned; Also. Geo
graphical descriptions of.all The count:tea cm the dloho.
.The Reference and .Distmice Map of the Ualted States,
. one scale miles to an inch, comprining the Staten,'
egoettcs . , Totviiships,&e:, 'ill the Union, uecompanied by
It'velun;te•eci" 400. pageit,Svo., whickigetudes au index of
()pinnies, Mimi': tegingetheogithX general_descriptitin
of the U.nited:States.. •• • •'- . .
.Tao or
Xraitad States of•Acter.r.en- • • -
Universal. AliYos . contain' ng . hlapit - af :the :Slap(' Cs,
liingdoms, StaYs and Republicn, with a special 3b,p of
each of tbp.United..Suktee,hoinpreheedd on 73.. sheets,
farming a series of 117 Maps, a large folio volUme,ele
gently onecated. - • • • •
War of. , ftraiti Oreggtom and•Califonlia; with all Ills
'rocites - datninetly - Melted nut to 'MOM countries. •
• ' Iclaige-sapply , or the Lahore Maps, Anaall and large,
Mill helrept emote: Wyatt baud and for sale at the Boole
.and Paper ,Warehouse,tortief of Third end Wood ars:
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Greenwood Gardens
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'es far the exert'.
Asovill •receive
trt of said work,
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Wensrr, Street
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REMO
j Faehlonable : llead 4 - tuarters,,
710. 29 Maths street.- second door . below Second alrfek
MIF,SPECTFUL.LY announces to'hiarturrierous fneuds
IA; and to the pnblic,that he bas removed bia Faehlore
able Heed-quarters from Liberty street to bia,netv.store,"
on Market, ad - doer from Second street. •,i-te is Constinit.„
,Iy prepared to make to order, of-the most fine and best
materials, in a superior man tier and cif:very reasonable
- prices; eveteartiele 'of Fashionable' Clethiam of - which ,
his complete stock' of...choice and, - carefully , selected
French, English and'. Belgian Cloths, Catusimeres, Neat;
lags, Cce., of the , latest and most desirable , pattems,arti
particularly designed. Ha /..- -
has also on hand a very3arge , stockofßeadyrmide.
Fashionable Clothinnutich.he , wilLaell very low- --
C. WERNI
29 Market et.. 91 door frost Second aL
HOUSE-KEEPERS Aria races .7 , owetzticuto.—The
1 B 'OSM - ibex-has received and now - on hand, - rt large
( 438aritnent of Housekeeping Goods;eomorisingi in part,
:
as follow' • • • • '
54,0-4; 10-1'12 . 4 BPd Cotton Shetrings; ' •' .
0-4 1(1-4,12 4•Braniagy Sheetinp; -
Piliow-case Line niond Muslin Ticking;
Marseilles Quilts Blankets ; • . .
Plain and embroidered Table Covers ;
Po. do. .Piano,,do.; • . , , _
Windsor Drapery, Turkey Red Chintz; .
Bar Windsor tiolland,Dinen Table Cloths ;
Damask Table:Linen, all widths; •-,. „
Napkins Doilies,Diaper.Crash, &c.,•erc4 wl4.ch
,be,,sold at lowest: pnces. at • _ - -
•-• -,-• •• • .•RoBT,II THOI4PSoN)S,.
No. 110 Market et., .3 doors trom.Liberty..
IlatitiaNW - CANTIVELII4 have jinn received; at No.
80 Market situation unrivalled selection of—, ..,; •
~,l l l ead`Retieules- a nd Purses
;
Yana and Cotnba;
China Sets; .accordeonMe.-, •
""-Blow Goods, ott Number./.lffXrty.sane -
CORNER /or- velar= atm .sultxxe- =atm, "mammon
GBEAT- BARGAINS l—The' subscriber las just re
turned from the.Eastenr Cities, roadie now receivini
II vary extensive assortment off 'ANC IrANDSTAPLL
mrtv. GOODS, , adapted to the present season. and em
br 'u ng a stock for richness and variety not surpassed, by
al." establishment in the West. •-
/ " ' ••`" 'DRESS GOODS! -"-
,Veryglbssy - black Silks ; ;Cravats and Collars;
'Handsome dress db. :Black love Veils and Hdkfa.;
Rich - changeable - do:-!Inconel and Camb. Mastitis.
/Rich :` changeable Satin de , Plaid and striped Muslin;
Dhlites ; • Handsome Ribbons;
Ildode and high col'd French. Gloves, Hosiery, &c.;
/ Merinos ; /Cloths for cloaks;
Mode high oothl Maslin'Terkerilitlativrli;
• de Laines ;.;Cashmere do.
New style muslin de Lainesp Plain ' Thibet Shawls, silk
.Saun striped Cashmeres; •"1 ' frintel .
Fancy do. do. • IPlacirThtbet - Shawls,do.do.
• Black and 'colored Alpaansf,Black do: do. "-/-•
Plaid Ginghami, bright co-Silk • ,do. do. •
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!ors,'"` IFine Biochte do.
New style Visettes ; ;Cloth . do.
Gala Plaids, bright colors; Plaid, Long , uo.
Califoreda:Plaide; . Low Priced do • -
Black Bornbazines, -- Plaid Cloakiugs. -
CALICOES—GREAT REDUCTION
His stock of Calicoes is very large; it has been se.
Meted .with much entatrith 'particular reference to
fastness of tainting, durability of fabric,- andlmanty cd
design. These goods are lower than they have ever .
been before, and are worthy the particular attention of
he best Calicoes for 6.1 cts. ever offered ;
' • Double purple Calicoes,English,l2; cents;
Green
Oil Chintz' BritishChinmes;
'New
style Merriinaek Calicoes;
' Blue do. do.
Blue and Oange do.
Furniture do.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
A large lot of low priced Muslin de Laines, or the low
price of I cents per yard. /
Also, Black Alpacas for 121 eta. per yard. Very g
and very handsome dark and bright colored Plaid Ging
ood
hams, for 121 cents warranted fast colors.
- • . DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
Bleached Muslins, 61 to 12;
Yard wide Unbleached, 6 to O;
Bed Tiekiogs, very cheap;
Casinatts; Drillings, Kentucky Jeans;
- Checks Linseys ;
Domestic Ginghams, Mariners' Shirtings;
Colored Cambries ;
Flannels, lower than ever offered ;
• • Carlton Flannels.
LINEN GOODS!
Irish Linens, Linen Lawns ;
Damask Table Linen;
Do. do. „Cloths;
Rassia'Sbeeting;
Do. Diapers;
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
A large stock of Blankets, from coarse to very Ea.,
also Blue and Drab , Blankets, fine and very one, for
Overcoats: -
GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
- 4 Fine and /superfine French tupit English cloths and Cots
soneres ; Over/coatings ; Silk and Linen Foeket HUM
k erchiefs and Cravats; Gloves ; - Suspenders; Silk and
4/Urine Under Garments ;Merino and Comm Half Hose,
etc., etc.
The subscriber having made extraordinary- prepara
tions for the - Faßand Winter trade, and hermit- porches
ed Ma-Goods under the advantage of markets unusually
depressed, pan confidently. promise his customers the
best bargains he has ever been able to offer
- - Customers of the hotise, and purchasers generally, are
respectfalty invited to call- inoseMl PUILIP ROSS.
Terrible Revolution—Haar, Trinmpatianti
TTOGAN lE CAN'TIVELL, (sign of the .•.0") No. SO
MEI . Market street, would respectfully beg leave to call
the attention of the public to their new Stock of Goods,
just'tecelved and opening, from manufacturers and in
porters, of Which they feel confident that price andual
ity will give entire satisfaction , as our motto is—" qu i ck
Saks and Small Profits." , •
Chir stock *insists, partly, of the following
Ladies' and ryentlemen's Breast Pins, late styles; Guard
and Vest Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets; Fin
ger and Ear Rings; Pencils and Pens; SLidesandStuds;
Steel - Buckles , - : for Ladies' Head Dreates; Madalon's
Card Cases, shell, pearl and velvet; Corat.ileads ; Ala
haste r sages; flue Rosewood and.Ebbny Hhaviug Cases,
turaisbed . ;Siver Spectacles; Silver Spoons,.ell 'kinds;
German Silver Spoons, all loads ; Silk Steel Bead Bags
and Purses' Cotton Bags and Purses; Bair, Tooth, Nu!
;l CI
h B rushes ; - Mo lina,
ee:rde= Ylutcs and
et'tae Penknives ; and Seist* Globe. and Paper
Holders, Shell,.Dress and Hide Combs, latest styles ;
Chide. Vases, ,Fruit Baskets, Agate and Glass Vases,
Mugs, and Cologne /kitties; Tables, Chessman and
Backgammon Boards ; It Tapestry ; Brussels and In
grain Carpet Bags; "Wilfon., Market and Side Baskets;
Chas,Wagons, Cradles, kr. - he., with a large assort
met of Drys and Fancy Arffiles, teo numerous to mert
[tiepin
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TYRANTS sib IPELLASMONOPOLJESMUSTFALL
SO MUST PRICES;
NHICH Una will be proven by calling at MeGonsts
Fashionable Tailoring Establishment,Third street,
'horles Building,
MOTTO : Smar. proper and quirk saki.
Vaulters*: Fran and good. - •
Couvrtvrtoit : Very jar in du background.
My old customers, and all others, are mpeettally in.
tined that I . tun waning for them, • MeOUIRE.
oet23 • •
• Tailor. Si.St Charles.'
• • • Bleached (loads.
A:NAPO:4 & CO., No. 60 Market street, halm Past
. received the roll - owing well known brand. of
B cached Mauling, viz:
7.9 and 5-4 131eaclamt Muslin, /amen' Steam Mills
6-1 " " . Naninkeag ‘• "
" ?demon," "Pokaooket," "Carlisle,""Dorehester ""Gin
isigamond." "Grafton, "A." "Pittsburgh," "Lareuee,"
" Boaton Pillow Case," "Parnevrorth," &c., &c. All of
which, together .with many styles not here mentioned,
will be sold atEASTERN PRICES, by the piece or pack
age. , febN
• BM tAnig.Mttallos and •Isilab Listens.
YR MURPHY invites the &stealer attention of
. those wanting the above Goods, to hisdesirable
stock, consisting of the best make, frond the most approv
ed manufacturers, and the latter warranted pure riax.=-1
He has just received an additional supply, and is offering
Shirting Muslins .of a superior quality ate very low
price. Also,
Sheeting and Pillow-case Muslins; • •
Diapers and Crash;
. Table Cloths, Towels and Napkins ;
Blankets, Quilts, Counterpanes; and
Housekeeping Dry Goods generally.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS—Such as French Merinos,
Parmettos, plain and fancy De Leine., (some now styles
ust rerelved;) Alpacas, ke.
The season being far advanced, all these Goods will be
sold it_pnces that cannot fail to,ples,se.
Ll:j'Wholeisale'Roonts up stairs.
To Coturtzriterohnitits.
-VyR. MURPHY,.at has Wholesale. Booms, North
. east corner of ?oath and Market streets, Putt
burgh,.(up intim) irnow prepared to cabs tathe.laapec ,
4400 of Country Merchants, an extensive supply of New
Spridgl Geode ' , indluding the newest styles of Spring
Prune; Gingham; talets, Muslin de Laines,. Alpacas,
and Dress.poodsienerally; Glove and Hosiery,
Bonnet Ribbons, Laces and. Edgings, ice. Prices low.
Entrance to:'Wholesale Boerne from 4th st. mrl9
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A A. MASON do CO ~I's 0. (10 MAsur ir imh .. ve
Azz
this day received, per - .Fast Llue, ' the (allowing
named Goods, viz :—Bnau stripe, black and blue black
plain and printed Berages, all wopl M. de Laines, em
broidered rhibet Shawls, black, white and pearl Silk
Hose; spun Silk Hose; kid, silk - end lisle thread gloves;
linen; bobbin . ; cambric and muslin Edgings; Insertinga;
black silk lace Edgings; bonnet Ribbons; embroidered
muslin Capes; new patterns and rich goods..' mar 22
Veattlaga I .
CIENTS. " see" the choieeat variety ever
Ur offered, and WatIELLi CHATATS; at price), you
cam . , leave them :• •
•
marl.o:2l, . • CLOTH STORE, Poit Buildings
• CoraerTifthland Wood s'is.
• • . • New Goode. • •
IN STORE; and now receiving,adr first ennaply of Neiv
SPRING GOODS, consisting of every thing new and
, beautiful, to bo had of the importers add Jobbers:
New styles of rich 'Park Satins; •
• Wide Brocade Silks, new patterns;
• Rich Ctiamelion and Clams Silks • . •
Fig'd and plain Silks; all wi dths; •
' • Bereges, Lawns, Mous de Leine*, rte.;
Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, itew designs- •
Together with a tarp suieartntaat of Domestic Goods
ROBT. D. THOMPSON •
:varigls] HO Market 5t..3 doonr frim3 ,
pr
XTEW SPEDN GOODS q . A. Mums &Co., OU Mar
icet street. , are nosi? opening 40 cases and packages
of Splendid SPRING,GOODS, Fomprising.Lawn Mus
lintr, Bereges., cte Laines,..:h ch
ughams, Prints,•Prea.
Cambric.s • . Linens, gibbons, Laces, Silks, Shawls.,
Queer, aaika generarassortraeator Goodit , '
mare
and the Public, to effect: a
s p aving-of oar-third, and respectfull obtain Me r bargains
realest bargai
tett * u rata, arei •Most ' y invited tei visit
ROBINSON'SCLOTHESTABLISHMENT, Post Build
ings, c'orner 'Fifth arid ITOodstreets. ret5:2,,,
•: ' & FURTHER:REDUCTION:. •
Jas. Alitspirettt & ScisidttPatant Sods dab.
1 TO 5 TcINS, 04,'Otisb, tUrreney ; or 4 mos., approved
1.• bills. &tons oemitytt_ds 31 t do„ par, or 0 mos. do., in.
*MIL adied. • Forthe superb:lr quality of this brand, we.
refer, to the gloss arid soap manufacturers of this eitY
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VON TH IMIANgPthIiktIoN Or TRIO Gni TO AMY 3111051
PITTSBURGIf PATILADELPHI4'I7•AMTAIORE
• 11; YORE, BOST 0 , 1%ti. e
Ti-103tAg- BOEBIDGE, TAAFFE AO'CONNOAti
•••./.!Shadelphiai -.r Pittsburgli.
old established Line,being•nOte
'the proprietors ere prepared, with;their usuareiten
sive arrangements; to .forward imerchandize, prodtice,
k0,„ .. t0 and from the above ports, on liberal terms with
the - regularity; 'dispatch' and 'safety, ; to • their ,
miode -of transportation, so ob v ious whed-transhipin'ent
oirthir way • rrr • rr ' • •7, • -
All consignments by and for this Line receivedighargeii
And forWiiidet in any required'. directions; free' or
charge for dommiision; udvaricing'or storage. • •
Ntriutereo;diteiitly; or ind irectlY; in steamboats;
'All comninnicittionepromply attended to, on applica , ,
tion to he'following Agents: - - - '
- , TROMAS:BOEBIDGE..; ;"
. . 278.NEarketstreet, Philadelphia.
. . TAAFFE .41P.CONNOR, ,
Canal Basin Pittsburg h •
• . ' O'CONN dR - ;
- • .-; North st.,Bultimere...
• t'fi,P.4o-Witilat
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, Atertihantts Transportation LI nec
VIA.PENPISYLV../IMA PANALarivro.v., , lN:Apsi
TO PHILAD - WLP4I4 •AALI 14TT/40122 • - ;
ThE Canals and Rail Roads being, now open,,i64 is
good order, we. are,prepared.lo forward all kinds of
chandize and produce .to .and,,Baltlmore,
with_promptness And desPatch, and on as good tonne as,
any other Line. c,,,A,AtcANULTY. & Co.,
CaR5ll Bonin, Poop sheet Pittsburgh
AoasciAJECLES RAVNR, Philadelphia,
ROSE MORRILL k Bgltimore..4rarl7 '
184
-Neroliana's Wily Fieibigitt Ltne r
For Bkiirteille, '.Tohhsrotter, -- `.ffertidayiburgh, ettrd ,
Thrs Line will to etork All Way Goods with
their usual dispatch, and et ritir retell - Of freight."
Aomtrs-0: .A:Mt . A.NULTY & Co., Pittsburgh.
WAKEFIELD; .JohAstP".
JOHN MILLER, Bollidaysburgh..
Rasuaseoza-lamea Jordon, Smith & Sinclair, Dr. F
Shoenberger, R, Moore, John Parker, S. F. Von Bond
horst & Co, Wm;Lehtner & CO., Jno. AVDeviti '& Broe
Plasbtligh ; Joha: vory, Sumit, Mulboll an & 'Ray, Joh4
Graff & ' morns
(Gazaße and Journal only copy:l
. I'EOP.XiVe TRANSPORTATION LINE
.• . •
PITT - 888 - KGB TO ERIE:
-1100 RE-SHIPPING: Tbe Boats beloaging to this Line
1. 1 1- have been put -lit fine 'order, and itre now running
regularly between Pittsbnrgh and Erie, touching nt
lute tmeditite Porte alongthe Canals. A Boat wilt always
be at the wharf, under the Monongahela Bridge, and one
will start regularly 'every other day. The People's
Transportation 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, byitbe canals.-' The. boats are commanded by
experienced and careful inert—all of whom have an in
terest in the Line.
Er Goods sent-by the Line to-Erie may be forwarded
to any point on the Lakes.
For freighter passage apply to
H. ICIRKPATRICK,
Agent, - Water street, Pittsburgh. .
AGENTS: •
CLARE & Ca., Beaver.
R. W. Common , New Castle.
Taoursuar &, fdrrcintsrainr, Pulaski.
Serenrrr %YAM= h Co. , Middlesex.
Myrna Hem., Sherron.
insult McCiares,Sharprbargh.
S. 8..& G. Lomas - , Claricsvil e .
Kura & McFantarna, Big Bend. •
S. C. PLosrstt, WenGnienville.
J. & T. KILP/1.21L1C1, Aden:lrvine.
W. H. Hrentar,Hanstown.
W. Warewnern & Co.,2tierman's Corners.
Wm. Powan, Conneantville.
--, Spring Corner.
W. C. Wartaint, Albion.
Crartesville.
Wm. TyLart, Lockport.
E. Fitn, Girard.
A. Kura, and B. Touttialost & Co.; Erie..
The following Agents in Erie will receive and for
waisrd
L Freight to . any Port on the hakes, shipped by.
thine :
W M. Gallagher, Jobn Hearn, •
G. W. liaverstick & Co., Josiah Kellogg.
Kelsoe & Loomis, Walker & Cook. fen
:
- - — t eat a iiiiiiitiiiii" g/tElielr g
LICTIITIELD AND 111111 illtrels, PITISBUILGTI4 PA.; ,
jls the mostpopular of all nom and SHE O Es:
• tabllshtnems tit - the Ni,' est . This place has gained,
its reputation by its' proprietor - keeping the very
best Boots and Shoes, which ate made expressly:
to order for this market, and. he is not satisfied only by
keeping the best assorted stock of BOOTS and SiIOES:
in the Western country, but he is enabled and deter
mined to sell his GOODS lower than any other house
possibly can. he cares not what facilities they boast of
haring for offering great indimentents to the:public. It
is impossible to set forth all the adrantages'und facilities
in an advertisement, that the Great Bargain Comer has
over others. which enables its proprietor "to sell Bans'
and Shoes of the very best qualities and styles at from 10
to 15 pet cent. ;owes than arty other store in the city.
The way to test the Mauer is for tilt - who intend pill-mhos
ing won and SHOES,.to call at BATES' GREAT .
BARGAIN CORNER, examine diestoer Sind prices, and :
all will be satisfied that the Ovearßarraiir Corner, Solid- ,
full and Fifth. streets, is the place for the public, remand 1
alleto get good Boots and Shoes Cheap, for sash. , 1
derit • .
'J. BATES. 1
are - alt — Wesititiris
HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP MANUFACTORY.
FMK subscriber takes this rattliod'of informing his
friends and the publie in general, that he has the
largest stock of the following named articles. ofhis own
manufacture, in this city--Saddlei, Harness,Trunks and
Whips; all of which warrant to be made of the
bent material, and by the best mechanics in - Allegheny
county. ' Being - determined to sell' his manufactures ,
something lowertharmas been heretofore sold in the city,
he would invite persons in need of the above named ar
ticles,. to-his Waeshotute. No. Mt Llbertyiatreet, oppo
site Seventh. Also, bands made toorderfin machinery
octal it KERBY.
Iron Clip Cracker andritread
.I."4 I IIEPEIA RD
UTOULD respeetfolly inforrn his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has added to his other bast
nessjthe manufacturing of Crackers of every variety,—
Havmg purchased one of W. R. Nevin's Cracker and
Pilot Dread machines, he is - prepared to 1111 all-orders for
crackers or pilot bread at the shortest notice and hopes
by a strict anention to business, to-share a portion of the
public patronage. The *ollie is reipeetfally invited to
call andexamtne for themselves.
BAKERY; No. 10 Commercial' Row, Liberty st.-oppo
site : -
N R. Saperior nuttily Bread, rye and dyspepsia Dread,
late and small Collis, &elk - every momingtan be had at
the store, or my wagon, or at my stand in the market.
Cakes and Confectionary on hand and made to order.
SHESTIARD.
NOlO Commercial Raw, Liberty st.
Steel Auld Flip itiansifactoTy.
Tith; subscribers have enlarged, their. Steel and File
hianutactory,- on. the , corner of O'Hara street and
wing alley, Fifth ,Warti,„Pittsbursb, by erecting a eon
verting furnace, it malting furnace sunlit tilt hammer.—
Their Steel, now being of a superior quality, and having
n ellar a d e :oix f i o p e e v t: r n y t r deecripdon , that . will gare d to
mpare fur-
the best imported article; and being d etermined to make
it the interest of all who use Files in any way, to pur
chase, from Mem,,they will sell their Files at reduced
prices, for Cabh. .They will also re-cut Files, and pur
chase thosawhich are worn and broken. Public pat ron
agge is respeotfullyinvited. nov7) J..ANICRIBI Pl. CO.
no.‘i'Dlillinery, Stiks,'Vel*ets, &c.
liefrill' received from Drew York, a choice selee
don of elegant rich Satins, Silks; 'Mawr Ribbons,
French Floivera, Plaines, toc. A handsome as
.iorttnent of Winter'Donnets; Hoods; Capes, Cardinals,
Pliant', Ac.;on hand and made tOorderia the fittest style,
alike shortest notice. . MRS. DIIPp, '
.decd_ : ' - . .SLCiair st. Mea l side side.) ,
, , ',lslcirlfi
..
' , Pattiorion , a , Carriago.nan.ufactory,
—Diamond , alley batmen - Wood and Setittyladitrras...
= . Wtunts may always be Aland an assort.
~ -!- • eat of Family Carriages Barouches,
', - ..- !_.- '7 Buggies and all kinds of heavy work,
.; • ' ~
rom a KIX horse. wagon down..to a wheel.
barrow. Persons wishing to purchase or contract for
any thing inAlie above line, are rispectfully invitel to
call.
- -City Livery Stables.
kTar subscribers having- purchased. frorn
Charles'Coleman the above Stables, i and In
tendirig to' increase their stock of Hinkle,
Carriages,'Buggles; {t c., would respectfully
solicit ti" strait tor patronage Trent the public.'Horses
`.ept by - the day,- week. month or year, and additional
Jells are being erected, in the second . storyffor , the ac
commodation et Canal stock. ' ' • ~ .•..,
feb23:3in ' Rotaras-&-OBsy.
.
•
Ix retiring from the• Livery business 'I - with' iitenenre
(from a:long acquitiatance) recommend'my anteessord to
the pathittegdBef my friends and.themublie:: •,.
febZiftsvi : .CHA.RLES COISEALiti,
. . , . .
.„
_. • ._ , Plire AniasZlastne.lnsuratzbe. .-. ~
T RHE m 6 tlzaticei Company of North AMerizz,iof:Phila
-1. duiPbta,thnottgh am duly authorized Aleut, the hub
scrib er, ogers to make, permanent andibuiled"lnsmande
on propeityiinthis'elty and its vicinity, unionohipments
by the canal, andlivOrs2,_'; •
' •F" , ; DIRECTORS: .
Attlmi:G. Cofiln,'Pres't. Sardnel Brioks, . ''' ''
'Alex. Henry; '— f - Chartee'TeYlor,''
Seratial.W. Joneao : . Samuel W. Smith, '
Edward Smith,- • • ; Ambrose-White,
:loin A. Brown, . . .-, ; - Jacob M.4homns,
,John White, :. ,- .. John 1212Neff ~
'. !.. . ~,
Thomak P. Cope, , Rjahard D. Wood,
. - Wm. Welsh, ‘-' .: • Ithrtry - Ltr. - Sherrard : Seely.
this lathe oldeiet Insurance COMAny in. the'LrruO'd
Snites,hdvingthen Mutilated in XVI. Its charterle per
. petual, and from its high slanging, Tong' experience, am
• - 'Wholesale and-Retail.. '- ' ' - plelncali and - irvolinw all riska of an. extra hazardtms
ADDLE, HARNESEIAND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. chamcler.;itmay be bonsidered as Offering ample securi
-110s0BERT• IL HARTLE begs leave' to in , -' , ty - to the public. - --- ' ; '.' WILLIA.6' JONES.'
It, form his friends and the pablie,generally, -...-. At Counting Room of Atsiood,Jones tr.CO.,Waterbild
/ lilt
hat he eontinuestaocenpy , that large and tont-. F eta . : sta. Pittsburgh
modiorts Store Roorn, formerly occupied by Samna a u- .-7 --- 7 - 7. - - ..............._^.--7.-1------==- 4--
dfliaCk'fbCo.; No. 86i earner or... Diamon d -alley and Wood hies v a nd.lmportazat.Woolca on Callfornta-
streetrwhisrehe keeps d largoand generaitutsortment of • - 17" HAT I SAW IN CALIFOtINIA--Being the Journal
Saddle4Bridles, Harness, ' Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle Ifk of a Tour, by Edwin Bryant., • New edition, with
Bs,Vallies, Buffalo Robes,'Whips, and - ell other arti. zin Appendix, containing accounts of the Gold Miner;
else in his lime. '. ' . . , various mates, outfus,hro., &e. '.. "le
__,
_._. .... - .;
_He also keeps'edllstantly on•hantMend is prepared. ud , - .NOTES:,OF, TRAVEL,S "IN ,CALIFORNIA. - I . , Conz-.
' tarnish to orderiall kindonfaiieted Hose manufaCtured prising the prominent Geographical Agricultural; Geo
,of the beetmateriaLand in a stYle of , workinanshipatmal to And- Alineralogical.Teatures-., of -the " Coantty
to ihe eastern Manufactured -article/and at 6t3 per cent. Alsothe routes front Forts Leavenworth, ill qkris 6o twt , to
cheap,er., , - ~_,_ '•-- ' . ' - . . - .. : San Dim% i ll , CAlifornigiAnOntling.parts of the' Miran-
Countrsc Areishiiiii Wail Farmers would do well to call ; sus, Del Norte and Gilo rivers, frontthe - official reports
and , famine hiestocklefore' purchasing elsewhere; as .:, -5., VOl7-141: monbantlItInjorthttory,. - ,•. - -
be is determined - to. sel.oot .rate articles - at very law CALIFO RNLA - '7lls"lllsbary;PopulalidU,Cliinatc; Soil,
price,
~ ,
.. ~ ,- ~„ , „ , ~, ... ~ . , 'l . ta tieriOilit and Barborii; fr om ,Sit George- Sitortsae,
ra"DOn't forget.ilie Plizei.:No.-131,3, - caplet of Wood O'Connor 's JOurney litittud the' - World.f.' With ~tict
rent and Diamond Alias , . .-- - ." ." ~,- . .-, mato. - count of ibe 'Revolution lit California tidecirmuest of
000D5..-A. A. Maisorr le-Co.,' Na. 60.martr a t
street, haves received, Lineru;Sheeting, Liuen,Da- i
11.1141:N that contrary by tho United Slats. Ily/ohn 7. Hughes, A.
B. .M 11 9 . ;t0). ilittSlill'ff #epoit, apd otkerdoetnentsen:
mask Oa autllo-4LineoHollatuls, Bleached andlitrown the Gold Region.: ..,,, .- '• • , ; ...
Table .Cloths? Russia an d: Scotch. Diapera,Doylies, Nap- . Th?.. above Plus day rece iv ed and rot sale by
KAY tr. CO
kilns,. ,kc.; to which they invite the attentio n . of put
~ ~,,,,- • ' 1,,,, ~,, - • ,
... - .
chasera mar lB 00,6 . - Corner of Wood and 3d sta.
....
Bleelovrls Mlk
C'arria. 4l aIIriO4 .iy
Diamond alley,. butween .Wood and Smithfiel d - ;teat
_ hy ‘
,RIGELOVb would respectfully
inform the public, that nt his Factory can
•;;;;;-=-1, - . at. all:tithes he, found , u large supply, of
Family Carriages, DarOpehes, Wiggles,
amiall. kinds of Faun) , Carriages, equal in;elegapetrand
neatness to any found in the East. Contract/v for any
comber of'.Corriages, Bagllies and..Wagons w will :be
promptly filled. All work of his own manufacturowill
be warranted. ••
•, . .
Raettazacasr-:COL.R.,Patterson, ifillaitelion, E. D.
Gazzam, Esq., Rabert Robb, Esg., C. L. liingee,:and
Alderman Steel. ifel.47:dllm
'-r' .o':-1 f'. r::: ~ . uy' S gip::,
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lawm,
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~alsage, to and flrom
, Ireland;
;81(thcs=1ANDANDWiadt
ptcracYlsktil. SANDS; rsnd the
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it I
, • 7-911**.:
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.[EsrAitiannw
.1624, 1 "
83 South street, Neu) York and 36 Waterloo Read
I '
iPansons sending to Ake Old Cointry for their friends,
have them brought' out by the Regular Line of Pack
etasailing from Liverpdol on ISt, fith,ll6l, 16tb, 21st or
" th. of every month; comprising the following Ships
Siddons, Henry Clay,
iHottinguer, Columbia, Constellation,
IROscius, Patrick Henry, Cambridge,
Isaac Wright. Waterloo ' Constitution,
!Asliburion, New-Yorl, f" Garrick ,
West Point, Queen Or theWest,ffontezuma,
Yorkshire, ' Shkridau, New World,
Liverpool, Oxford John. R. Skiddy.
;Or ia the first class Amer ican Ships, sailing from Liv
erpool and the Irish Ports every,day, comprising r the—
St. Patrick, St.Ueorge, Andrew Foster,
!Yorktown, Crable, Memnon, -
AProbes, Elsinore,A Vii. A. Cooper.
ndmatlY 9fiterS, !Which Mittlimited spice will
spit of here enunterating.
P. -
P,Rp. HYRNES.A. CO. are the sole PaoseaggarAgents
fbr theSteamahiP SARAH SANDS. Her appointeditail
ittg_dayp,sfor, 1840, are as follows: From Livitpool;ori
20th January, 2814.5.1arch,dtlfJune, kith'August and Bth
October' from New-York on 24th February, 36 May.i4th
Julyi•6th September, and 15th November.
Therefore, those wishing their relatives out early 6 1
tberSpringorill-find it to their interestio patronize-tins-
Old Established House, our arrangements being so , per
fect that tics ddlay or disappointment cad Occur.'"
Drills at sight for any =Gunton the National Bunko[
Xreland, its branches, A.c., Ac.,at all times for sale.. Apt.
ply tb, or address b - .
P. W. BYy l e tter post-paid,
RNE,S t iz CO, 8l South et, Fl. Y.,
Orto—and 36 Waterloo Rood,Liverpoot,
e JOHN THOMPSON,_
iantrlnf • . 156 Liberty street, Pittsbnigh,.
igew
h4W. Kimßitz k co.,inimin ! ,,:ittmuivi
Nall et , New-York, 5 _ Liverpool,
_England,
- Exayszrstiaar infor m their friends arid t he
thatalsey bawl commenced the
Gens
i ' red . Shipping and CornmissiUrs-Business
J.
it gather with the Ossisrel Passetsger Business,
4•
r FuntiagcertifieMiUof phssage frotaLondon„
iverpool.Dublin;Belfast, or any part orthe
bld Cinnit to hew York„Boston and ,Phila&Aphii, on
:th2jitiest reasonable terms. ,
Drafts and Bute of Exchane, from' -td =IT ankamt . .
on lli:e Royal 'Eank of Irelan daudits branches,' and on
The days of sailing of the nein:tar Line of Liverpooo
Packets, as fixed upon. are :the Ist, 6th,l.lth, 16th, 21st
lend 26th of every month. ' '1
These Ships are all of the finical and - are cam::
manned by men of - ehantetcr, and experience. The
Cabin accorranodationa are all Mat can be:desired in
point of splendor and convenience. They are furnished
with every description of stores of the bestkilul. • Patin.'
tuelity in the days of sailing will be strictly adheted
Packet Shipiatoscius, Siddoni, Sheridan and Garrick,'
are vessels of the largest class ; and those desirous
bring out their friends, cannot - select finer or eafer`Sh
Passage can be secured at the lOwest rates. • ' 1 1 ,8 .
New Orleans Line of Packetssail weekly. For p
age or freight, apply as above, or to . ass
; JOSEPH SNCENDEN . o
EDMUND SNOWEith, r
deal] Corner 4th and Smithield sts.,Pitislnirg
.4atpseetVe General Emigration Glifee.
gIItEMITTANCEB and Passage to end 4-41.a
-`
fr from Great Britain end Ireland, by W.
J. T. - Tamicort, 75 South to., corner
or Maiden Lane, N. Y., and 96 Water
leo Rood, Liverpool.
The
.subscribers, having accepted tbe Agency ofthe
above House, are now ptepared to make arrangements
on the most-liberal • renal with Mose desirous of paying
the Passage of their _friends from the Old Country; and
they duller themselves their charaCter and limg standing
in Moines* wily give ample assurance that all Melt or.
rangernents will be canted out fatthfalty.
ilessra. W. & J. T. Tapseott are long and favorably .
known - for the supetiorchuns. accommodation; and sai_ ling
Mit of their Packet - Shipe • The QUEEN OF nEK
, SHERIDAN, ;GARRICK, HOTTINGUER,
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL, and SIMONS, twoof.whlch
leave each port monthly--from New York the 91st and
26tb;and from Liverpool the 6th and 11111; M - addition to
which they have arrangements with the ISt, George and
Onion Lints of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
frotni Liverpool every five days, being thus deterrruned
that their facilities shalt keep pace with their increasing
pattonage: 'Mule Mr. Tapscott's couatent Personal
superintendence of the business in Liverpool i. an addi
timbal-security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers briiv, its usual, ertentirelye4aged
In the Trariaportatien Ruitness ttenireen Pttiaburgh and
the Atlantic Cities; Are thereby enabled to take charge at
and forward passengers immediately on their landing,
vdtheut a chanee'llFdisappolntment or delay; and 11114
therefore, prepared tirtontraet for pasiogefrom any sea
port in Great thmaist or Ireland Milne city, the nature of
the business they are "•engaged in giving them facihtles
lbr citifying passenger!' so tar inland not otherwise ati
tainable; and will; if necessary, forward passettore fur.
ther West by the best mode el - conveyance, without any
additional ehargeti for their trouble. Whim persona.'
sent for decline coming out, the amount paid forpatuf
will be refunded in toll. •
The subreribets are else , prepared to give drkfl; at
sight for any amount, payable in tim pimento] cities and
towel in Eugland,lrelupd, &inland and Wales; thus af
fording a , safe and; expeditious mode of:remitting finds
to • Ittostsratuaties :which portions requiring each facili
ties wiltilnd it to Igen' Waren 14:1 avail thommtreir or
Application or by letter. post.paid) will lie promptly at,
tended - , • TAAFFR a O'CONNOR,
•
Forward Ccunminion lifercbants i
Istagt7.4l.w.iy -• • - -11Wadelptua.
assn mttrraaclt
.
oat.. / • •
Tird•RNDEPI fto„ co It:fitting out persqns from
- 1 - 1. any part: hiLrngland, lrebnid,...fielland or Wale's,
Upoll the most liberal terms, with lbeitusualPtiactqality,
and attention to the wants of eirdgrtnita 31 , '1s do not al
low oUrpasseagers to be robbed by the isvindlittpr scamps
that infest-the sea-ports, as we take charge ofthern the
tOMICIII they report themselves, and see to their well;be
iny, and despatch them without any detention by the first
ships.;' We say this fearlessly, as we defy any of our
passettgers to thew that they"were detained forty-eight
hours'by us in Liverpool, whilst thousands of others were
detained months- unfit they could be • sent its. some old
craft, at s cheap rare, which, too frequently proved their
coffins. • - •
We Intend to 'perform our contracts honorably, ears
what u oily, and not Let is was disease last season with
other *Macs, who either perfonned not at all, .or when it'
suited.their convenience..
Drell* drawrirat PittSburgic for .sulyinut from 11. to
.41,000, payable , atany. of the - Provincial Bonita Ire
land, liiingland,Seotiand mild 'Waled. _
• JOSHICA IMBIDISON,
• FAiropean and General Agent,
Fifth street; one door below Wood et.
-- —. . . ~
.. . . FOREIGN i r k
ill ''ItEMITTINCB.
TlieSubeitibeia am prepared to fOr;sitird money to all
Dam of En*ltind, Ireland,iteotlao& an d Wales, with
ci
espateh, and at - this lowest rates.'
' ' 'SAMUEL 111'CLURICE it - CO:,
febl2 - '' - ' ' . 142. 1ir
Libertyottee.r.
nsnranre taingtnits.
I'MD RAI if It 'V •
The rritinklln Fire '‘lsssurainois Company or tnnitntttrau
i . Chlrles W. Banker, George*. Richards,
ThomttsAart, Mordecai D. Lewis, •
• :Tobias Wagner, , Adolph! E. Botie,
Samuel Grant, • ' David S. Browne,
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•
`Jacob R. Smith, - MorriaPatterson. ,
• CHAS. W. RANCHER, Pres'h '
Casa. G. Bievoxiit, Secretary. -
ID' Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or hafted,
on everi'deseription of properly in town and country.
The Company . have reserved a large Contingent P fed,
ivith thetr , CapitalainUretatuma; Safely inverted,
afford ample protection 30. the assured. ,
. • The itedelS of tint Company: on tinninnT let, 18 4 9 1 tin
üblished agreeably to anAcr of Aaiembly,ii4re-er Cot-
Modem! . . . . . .. . . $1,017,43a 1 1f
Real Estate 94,724;33
Temporary Loans t 06,00V85'
SroCas• 51,523 24
;Oath, ece. .... •
13,318,454
incorporation, a:period , s of R year l.7l s, they
have- paidupwards of,One Malian Pour Hundred .Thoto•
sand Doilars; losses hy fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advantaged of Ibitratlee4u l Well to the ability anti
disposition to meet vivitbpromptness, alChnbil9ies
J,GARDIMER COFFIN Agent,
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'PEPTATE_;.DISBAS VS..: Dr - .:Brataa, No
i' l r 65 plank:slid:Alley,- can be consulted la all
..t - l easeS Ora Privateer delicritinatureineidenta
(t L.,j , '"' tri the human frame. - .... ,
i,v }Te : , Byhilisand Byphilititertiptiotis,gonorrhcen .
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and its together with till. ce
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ntreardiseeser,impuritiescrithe blood, with altdiseasea at
ernere aiorigin,skmdiseases,withstrictimes,gleet,urethril!
discharges, seminal weakness and impotency; also, piles,-
rhetintatism,Tewale''weaknesi, diseases" 'of" the -womb,
monthly suppressions, diseases of the joints, fismln. in"
ano,nervous affections pains in-the back and lohis, Uri'
towns of the neck of the bladder and kidneys; sccrrbutic
eruptions, - penes, ringworm, mercurial diseases, tcor, : i
• "T'WELVE IrEarts , picAcncEi
ETelpsiToly devoted to the study andtrcatment of vane
real diSorders,''and those arising , from youthful excesses'
gaiety, Climate; 'or' impurities of - the bloodowtierelq the;
consutniton may have been enfeehled,enablesDr.Brown
to offerturibraneet Of 'speedy relief to all 'Who may - pike'
themselves under - his - care., •.‘,. -.- s .' ~ - ' -s
. -Dr. Firown's officesisre conveniently arranged into ses I ,
!Irate apartments. Patients can visit Dr. B. without fear
of expostwern otheryisitora; ' s'
It is of importance to many persons in:_need of medical
aid,,to obtain good advice pnvatelyand promptly. , -.To all
such, Dr. Brown's ready_ skill in removing venereal Ms.
oases, in their varions forms and stages, ofierainducernents.
which can rarely be equalled. ' Strangers are.hereby apl
prised that Dr, Brown has been regularly educated in
every bran ssf medicine, and for last twelya Yeara
confined litmtdlf exclusively to , the treatment of those .
diseane_ ._ . .
Dr Brawn is 'the onlyy re gularly, educated" sn'rgtion in
Pittsburgh . ...*415 gives M wls Whole attention to those co
87 • Cedatnisafe and speedy cure, cases b'
guaranteed,
• Recent eases are relieved in a short time, wit h outinte.
ruption from business.- - . ----
pa 4
• ' Brown. also invites
eons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has rotid
las attention. o thin disease: '‘• .
Letters. from . a distance,. asking adviceimnst ed n 'tat-'.
rthey will mot be anende to.
•
frOffice on Dirunond.Alley,'a few doors from A
'street, tovvarditke market. - Cormaltations aZtll
REIIIIIILTISM.--Dr.,Brlwn's newly diseoverniour,
edy for Rheumatism it a speedy andcertain re ed yfor that painful trouble.. It utver fails. ...
Office and Private Consultation . Rooms„No. g Dia
mood .alley, Pittidiargh, Pay .' The. Doctor. is alsYri at .
home., . "- . • ..innlaawtr
patter/a:Magical rata /fremost'.
CI THE PUBLIC.—This is to certify that I hie' forted
T
Dailey',. Magical Pain Poirraerorta prove - tare fel
the Chrome Rheumatism, which./ have,. beefardieted
with for ten years, hi twit, joints. .
ABRAHAM R. VR.U.• , AND,
'AcquOckaitock,' - Y,Apri I '
'fli , D.tmnr—Sis: f hatie.been ironbitwiill the
Piles for eight. months, and could get no itato,yous,
Magieelpitin Extractor havhng been-recoinendeik. to
me, I applied it but twice, Obtained instantslief, and in
' abort timawas perfectly pored! Could hcit:getny
more of it ,' would not takd ttlinifdred 'Mars for ' toe
balance of my box:- 8A14..1 •
97 North Moore street New'YorkWunekiB47-. -
CA.I.ITION:Dahey , s only 114 opt it& eityofXeraj
York, and where the
is gcriaine article cal.vl , °Named,
wholesale and retail, at4lsllroad wet, ,
! ILltsteirr is the inventor of this tenly4v alutible cent
'pound, and he never hariandrievcr, wilt ftimntrilcitta the ,
secret of its preparation to any Man tiles; fuldi.thefe''''
:forejncrothecperso ti ever hat; 111414 f j 0 ore PaP:MILke•-. 8
gram of it himself:
,Countrifeitt abound !' Every tray *Malik attiele
subject to be depredated upon by comerfeiters
pasterWaud nothing, that we. know sr has more exten% ,
sively experienced that filet than ,I : l4 47'9*lgiclif RAW -
Extractor!
A.Ttist-'-The - genuine Datey,tir ciISS of, he 'severest
Burns,,Scaldr,Ptlee,lce., will afro?' int7itaf ?die; - and !
*Ogee at once mending
_and eootitleireat- - extraOng"
pain usand from one to lißeen.minatal babe sure, - al .
.
ways, apply uon linen--never on anon chub. !
And now mark the ditfirence,HimterfeitEitrictefti
no matterunder What'flattle theypty 4pPenr, hew al).
plied, always irritate earl itsereasefopatio -
Pamphlets;cuutainingcertifieaitafearea uitbebad
gran*, on application to
Wc,rn PePg; Pittsburgh.
Da. Wit. Trioas.ogent. • , • ,
Dailsy'. Animal GisteanitrCure-Alli
For Horse., Cattle,
.&c., etmtripavin, Auittor, PP-Se.
poll-evil,:sores, galls and bruher.. Pamphlets comanuns
certificates of,re spectable ee,may_be. hail on appli-
cation te -. • jOHIst.FI.: MORGAN:,
- -'"oct1821/tWy t ' 'Agent;'Fittsburgh.
The Grassgerigattre. , - •
a. CLICKEINER'S AH -COATED , MGEZI-.
BLS. REFRACT P//48 , --,These
have obtained an enviable dtoriety in Me Dmited States
as a curative for - Gilidittealt*aPeP , ul ; gmr Stimiac o t•
Headache, Fevers, f./ostivelleek Coughs ,, ;fa •
burn, Liver Complaint, try_ y, Sore ' Throat., 'award
Weakness, Palpitation of e Heart...lndigestion, and a
Variety of other distespeep whiclitileatt is heir :toy ai a
medicine for the millionqln ,seasens. of. the pea k —
Vring, summer, aubinuijnd winter,—und under &Ilia;
carastuncesi can bi taken with perfect safety"and
I success.': As a errnifa and general medicine for chill.
dien, - they are u • Beat:gee - Med sidtitptire white
sagur,•eiuldren will ensiPlake theta; they neither grilte
,nor nauseate; are gentle. but thorough 'in their operation.
For adults, by inereasitg the dose,,they aropmfmll .B ent Mit
efielaL . As an'Anti•Delati.PG/ they will be (mold w•'
oula superior. Ask asY one, 'eatittlg the theadands,whe
useult. them, and an ttquioed approvalwill be the cartel*
res
, Remember Dr,D,V4lickenerie tLe inverrtot
of Sustir Coated Pith.' and thai nothing ti; the sort was
ever heard of untikle introduced them in Jlll/10;,1243.
'Purchasers Should, direfthis, alwayrfask for Clickener's
Seger Coated Vegehile Pills, and takenoollams,eithap
swat ba wade the. vhtims of a 'fraud. , .
[llgr - Priee,,ls ceati
Dr2Clickeitees fklamp ppr
ar offi x.
ce jar the aide of Ptliq
60 Vesey at., N.
• WM. JACKSayerkLiberty , head of atripod,Titti;
burgh, Pa., Gerold Agent. for Pennsylvania;. Northern
Ohic4indibe rim? counties of Virginia. . •
- The foll • he the duly appointed Agentefor Au.;
gkeny, county, . -"; . .
A. ;d.
Dr:prows
.Allegheny city. . •
onallmeOhretet, hianchester.i . •
Alexander Apdstle.ltVylie street., •
J. R iflacques, Birmingham..
IVei..lSmith,Temperanceville:
G. H. flakr, - Seteickley. ' •
Bdarad Thoropeon,lVilkinsburgh, -- • -
DanieiNegley,EastLiberty.
H. Z.Bitehell, Wilk ipsburgh.
H. Rikvland k Sari, ItPlibesport
C. F.Dieltl,Hlisabeth4 -• •
.1 •
.1 - ohnßliek,Tunie Creek - .
---.... s PEldbwney;BakerstOwns
. Sarmel Springer, .Clintont •
Jasea Mliee, Stewart/town. •
why kittaughlin,P,lana township
J. ration, Tarentutn.
Jeieniah Plening,Lterrebeeville
&heti Williams,Arthurssille.
iILIINCE THAT DREAMT'. COUGH:—The Lungs
0 , utile dangerk the wink' of • the destroter. has been ,
begins the Cough of Consumption hath lt.ra'sound of
death,. • • -
AB Von i'lllartrial Your darling'ehlid your idol
and earthly joy, is now perhaps confined to her Chamber
by ltdangereusroldher pale cheeks; her thin shrunken
halms, tell the hold disease has already.gained upon her.
—no sound of her surlaral cough pierces your soul, , 1
""lbcrioltriV, when est enteilife, Mamma sleds
"dm crushing blig t overid*ltit prospects of ihe; fu
tnst—your hectic cough and feeble limbs tell of your
lots of. hem, butyou need not despair. -There is a balm
,which win heal the wounded lungs, it
80(mm:teal's All-Beallng Balsam., •
ATTILICE, the. wife of Wm. H. , Atrree; Esq., was
given up by Dr. • Sewall of, Washington, Drs. , Roe and
BeClellan of Pluladelph Dr-Roe and Dr. Mott of New!
York. Her 'friends aril thought she must die. She .had
every appearance of being. in consumption,and 'was so'
pronounced by herphysietans—Shermen's Balsam was
given, and it cured her.
Mrs. Gaintansamz,of Ruffs Perry, was -WM cured of
consumption by this -Balsam-when all other remedies
failed to give relief—she was reduced to a skeleton.... Dr..
A. C. Castle, Dentist, 231 Broadway, has .witnessed its
effects in several cases where noothemandecinet afford
ed ,relief—buz the . Balsam operated likes. charm. C.
also witnessed its wonderful.. effects, in curing A.stitiiia,'
which it dever fails of doing. Spitting Blood,. - .Wangling.
Ss it may • be, is effectually •cured ltalliam.'
heals the ruptured orwounded bloodv e ssels, and makes.
the d s sound again,;
Bev. HmarJoess,l ;Eighthiteenne,3ms ; it tired of
cough and catarrhal affectionof 50 yearestanding... The
first . dose gave him more relief.thattalle the other medi;
cine.he . had ever taken. Dr. -Beals, 11) Delaney
street,gave, it tocaitisterintleve who was laboring muter!
Consumption, and 'to saddler:sorely tainted. wadi the!
Asthma. In both oases int effects. were immediate, soon
reatoring,them tecomfortakle health:- - ." - • •
Mrs. Lticarrts \Vitus, 95 Christie-st., suffered I from
Asthma 42 years:. , Shermants :Balsam' 'relieved' her at
once; tuid she is eon/iteratively ;well, being enabled
subdue every attack by a timely use of this medicine.
This tufted is the great remedy for Coughs, Colds, Spit
sing Blood, lover Complaints, and all the.affections of the
throat,. and even Asthma and Consumption, .
Price 25 cents and $1 per bottle,- --
Principal Offic o .looNasseuetreet.New York.
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough, Worat and
Camphor 'Lozenges. Pretnium, Tooth Paste, roor
Mane Plaster
Sold wholesale atid7re‘ttitbli W.II4;dd.:CIISCIIII;'.7I.iI
Boot and S hoe Strife-end Patent 2ileilfeuto Werebonse‘
29 Liberty stMet Wood stria, an d
by the, following drily appointed Agents for :Ailegkeny .
county:
A. eity;;Jonathan. bltriest,'
Manchester; J. R. ,ll„ Jecßues, , Rimunghrititi.4B- potty,
Wylie street; I. G. Musun, cot. Webster :St. and Elm;
Daniel Begley; East:' Liberty;' H. L. ;lißttitiell,lWilkins
burgh; Thos. Aikon, Sbarpshutgh; Sainl. Springer, Clin
ton; .James 'lirKee, Stewartstowril John Sleek, Turtle
CreekiC. P. Diehl, ' cii7sbeth; Rawlancl&Son;'..MtKeess
port; ..bleEldoatey, Bakensteddirl.Biley
Plumb Tawniddp; Was. J. Smith, ' Temperancevige; Jas.
fenjton;Tarentm; G. H. Starr; Sowiekly: - num/.
• isyntea , .`axn. 1 y a la nest. _,-
Piquip'Ohio,- *rites, Allah,' .1216:
„ LI have'used your, VermOit,ge, Carmiaative Ralsam,,
and Ezpeetorant,in my practicev , fer therldsEthfitidyeark„
and have been exceedingly- well`pleated with them, bad,
never, as yet, to my reeolleeviool failed of realizing my,
fullest expectation in their curative properties. :Your
other medicines I cannot , speak of 'front erverienm.; but,.
iudgihilkcimtbdse r have used ` 1 not but that they;
clann, and are entitled to all the confidence_ repoied tu:
them, by those Nvhd.have "used-meat . I was formerlYi
very partial to ***** l r erraifitge,' Mhtil ildeardeadi; man
ted with yours, which has my decided preferene lc! any
other, now in use. . "' '-' • '
Resseetfully, yours, .2.6-4 •"' 5: S. COOK, fit, D." •
ED' For Sala in Pittsburgh at. the Pekju Tea. Store, 72i
Fourth st. -
~,febls
lUr •
OREIKKTIMONY foi Dr.'Willard , sPetittlY
- ,Th elm de rsign e , of2ittsburgh.hav-:
- ing personalltrusedDr, Wilford% 'Orientar-Coegh.MiX
titre, ekpatielicel itaberafficial effec ts, do most
Tully commend It :as safe-and 'effectual; iMrill.dake's..
Speaking from experience, we :believe that it tins no In.
Penorc and . would recommend its use to all the ofificted..
_ - ..CHARLES LEW7t3 :
•
.Pittrbargh,' WM. JENKINS
March 15th;1848.
Ii 'Sold by J . Scboonmakerltco., - Jelutlrfa* 4raftegi
A.Jotteut, Ira, castled, John P 'Scott, F. L. Sturldervg.!
Mater; Ogdedft'Showden.. ap22-
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Asun article for the toilet; my wife . gives it Prefoterio
Ar all others, being delicately perfumed not.
to rancidity. 'The ladies, especially, will find the
dir
• Coe Crettnito be a desideratum . an their preparations
tor th6toilet. " 7.ltespectfallyi
a:CALDWELL.
Re., - ' '
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Pulaski, January 7,-18117.• -••--
u. Err Sold wholesale' and retail, Pittsbmgli, by/ohn
Towasend, 45 biarliet 7oentrolder corner of
Wood 1111 0'0418 • • •
ADIES are cautioned against cutlet Common. Prepa
red Chalk: They are, not awarehow_frightfally ituu
riot's skin'? how coarse; ha* rough, bow sallow,
yelbaw;and.nribealthy the skin appears hfier using pre.
paredchalk ! Besides it is initnuous,containing a large
quantity of lead! '- We have - prepared a licautilld vege
table a.rtiele, vrhieh we call ,Tones' Bpanish Lilly White.
It is perfectly' inqoCent, being purified of all deleterious
qindlities, and it unparta to - the' akin a natural, healthy;
igabaster, clear, lively white; at the . same time acting
as a cosmetic on the skin, making it soil and smooth.
Dr. James' Aiiitersoni'PriectiCaf Chemist of hlassaehn
setts,Onys : 't Afte tanalysing Jones' Spanish Lilly White,
I „find it peasesees, Aeon:ea beautiful and natural, and at;
the swim time innocent; whit'. I ever saw.. .I certainly
cturcenscientiotutly recommend itisrsel6 all whose akin
regiiiresbeautifying:n ' Price 25 'cents a box. Directions'
—the best way to - dpply Lilly White, is with soft leather
or Wool-he foamier is preferable. • • , - •
' A •irlastisx .or , Thrrn roa 41.5 tatty—Whi le teeth,
foal breath, healthy gurus.. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,-
after being- once, at twice cleaned with Jones' Amber
Tooth Taste, have the appearance of the most beautiful
ivory; and, at the same unfelt is:Solierfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine; thdt Wei:instant daily* use is highly
advantageous, evela tet . thoila teeth thatare in good condi
'tion,.giving them a beautiful-polish , and preventing a
tirematarri,decny...Thoss already decayed it prevents .
libel becoming werie—it also fastens
loosefrind . by perseversnce it will render the foulest teeth
slelicatoly wiute, mulpake thebreath deliciously sweet.
Price 25 or 371 centax box.; All the Above are sold only
at 82 Chatham st„ lion of the American Eagle, New York,
and by the appointed Agents whose names appear in the
next column, r . •
Wax. ll:amaze, and get width husband.; lady . ! "Your
face is your fo7tnes't beauful, lear, fair? Is i
white! If not, can ."
bel ti
made so even c though it be yel
low, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned and freckled. Thous ! .
ands. have been made thus who have washed once Of
twice with /cites' Italian Chemical Soap; The effect ht
glorious enduing nificent. Bat be sate yinrget the genu
ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of .
the American Eagle,
Ring-worm, Salt-rheum; Searvey, Erysipelas, Barber's .
Itch, are titen cured by
.Jonee' Italian Chemical Soap,
when entry Hinter remedy has failed. That it cures
pimple,' freckles,' eta( cleans the skin, all know. giant
the American Eagle, 85 Chatham street. blind, reader,
Whin:Dom or lioOff
t9N_E DOLDAR.TWELVE AND' A•HALF CENTS.
Marriage.—Canial.—Any lady between twen
and thirty, possemang a symmetrical form, good fea
tures, &e., is asked confidentially, can she • suppose any
pan coul d admiltihir.erldle. she has such yellow teeth;
such sallow,. rough; coarse akin; and such dirty,, bad,
wiry hair; when, l spending the abovo sum, she might
have delicate white' teeth, a pore sweet breath, and a
beautiful head of hair. She can have beautiful white
teeth add sweet breath by using a 2.5. box of Tones' Am
bit. lbota-Parrep'a akin white, pare and spotless as snow,
by using a cake of the genuine Ton Italian Chemical
Soap; and a beautiful head of hair by using° 3a. bouleof
/once Carol Hair .Rettoraliva .Do not form an opinion
against this beam you trry, or you will regret it; but be
sure to ask for Jones' arucles. Sold only in New York
at b2Chathini For Cale
• • • . . .IVM. JACKSON; Agent,
SD Liberty , t, Pittsburgh.
34 . 0eROFOLJVAPIDVOITRE...:-Ample ex
patience-tuts proved that nircombination of medicine
hive over been so efficacious ln removing the above dis
eases, as DEL JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE.. It has erected
cures truly estonishing, not only of Cancer and otherthre
came Of that ilass,.but has removed the most stubborn
diseasee or the Sleet ,• Swellings,- Dyspepsia, &e. This
=dieing:renters intothe circulation ' :and eradicated din.
cues Whitteireelocated.. . It. purifie s the blood and mhos
Saida of:the. body,recnoves, obstruction in the pores of
the skin, and reduces enlargement of the glands or boners
It increases the 'appetite,' tea:heves headache and droanu,
news, and Invigorates the whole system, and Imparts ant.
nritien'th the diserute4 and debilitated constitution. There
is nothing superior to it in the whole inatena medico. It
is perfectly safe and extremely pleasnet, and has nothing
of the diaguiting nausea accompanying the idea. of swal
lowing medicine.
'• sale% Pittsburgh at the PritIiiTEA4TORE,
79 Fourth at.ottar.Wood.. . • • mural •
' - ,A ltetipektot the Humaxtril tar
a-!0, FORCE ITS .. GROWTH , AND HEALTH, - MAKE
. HOW; SILKY; ,HI,HAN, 4.ND FINE Persons
consequence of the many thingiaeld; Set dosim every
article, the it ,ever so good,) as a htnnling: - If 'people
could beMade - tii try a 3s. littleaflone,ll Coral Halt Re
goragive, and aid bow it mates dry, rusy;ted; liglithair
moist, Sitlt; oubarn and - dark, and keepstt sti • and - by its
use for sometime,, cause - lilt to :grow' naturally beaanful;
if people could 'see the uutnberef poor respectable me
eh:n(les that - size - it ; (aye, and find it - the'chetipest thing
they can ascii fordressmg and beautifying. for
keeping it soft and in order three times es liing , tts any
miter rquele made; and .
Forees'a to grosividajis tts &Haig; - •
• And oasts bid 3shilling* to try. .•
I9e , fortiterly!.sold nothing. le.ss t.Mn IllatitUes, but we
wishpeople,to try it. Sold only at ti 2 (naintleg]Cdttlhata
street, N ew TA*, and by •
xnar2u* • i :JACKSON, tibdrtY
,4 - 11ovveisTiouilb. study.
THIS cefebiated"article, soTathhiablykliecorit la s t
ter;is again //dieted to the citizens of Pith/bilis:l/ as a
certain temedy for coughs and Qolde i dd prevalent at this
seasoner theyeat.. . 4 _ - • ,
114 ME'S, CQUOn CANDY is the hest articloof the
kind, - ever offered to the poblie, and we cliallenge any
person in die 'United States to produce a cheaper,more
pledsant and effSttualteme.dy for the clue litCongith and
Colds. HOWE & CO., , Proprietors,
I 4- Depot, No. I College Hall,.Cincinnati, o
-
,OoltibY Smyses,L. Wilcox; / .31 4./ J. M. Townsend,
Jas. A. Jones, Will. Blacli; Dryggists;
. a# atl'V'rn. Jack
son's, S 9 Liberty ' stieet;Pithibn - W• ' '•••ilec27:d3itt ,
Arlllgofrstorirte ANbiiliti-DyseErnqrtLLS
X.,/ The general prortniek of thetie Pillb are , Carmine
tivA' Purgative , and- Tonle. ran . the/ common , diaorders
-arising from irnprtalcnce„in.diel,4 ,, Re., such , as sickness
„and4oarness of the gomur t h, hearthurn t heidgehe4,lce,,
where medicine is fella/red, thie,preparation is ver, , ,
applicable, for its carminative or'soothtag' effects give.
almont immediate relief, when nausea or sickness exist:'
its purgative o_peratiooupon the stomach, and: hoorah/is.
.gentle and:, ellectaali -and., , Ats.. tonic - properties . impart!
strength to the digestive' Gomm, thereby enabling .thesel
organs te ;perform their I•44opei lanctio/MWith ordei and
`regularity:47M/ price - has; been . ieduced • frona'so
cents a hot: ,) , 44 .
..TFor ~s ale wholesale , and vetail 2 by B. A., FAHNES•
OCK •4- Co., 0 9133.ez..E.zind , and , Wend; and Sixth and
Wood etzeets,Agenurfor Fitisbargh. : ~ ' , .• jet - 4 • '
rfIONSU,MITION seizes more . victims than any, other v...'" disealseln our conntrZ "The Toinig,- the Old,' the :
!be alititill' aird' gat,tarei: all dike submet to Its invidious;
!ravages; andlnany a hectic ehaek has been supposed m I
- bfoom,wittilhe glow ofilienith.:. But. every muse, origi-,!
:gates in alcold and 4,egugh--perhapa deemed, - unworthy,
of attention at first—ankgoly,met,with reMediei when
lab late.'''VFMCh ilih'Etrst Symptoms'with jualoui care,
'MI ondMlinmediatc.ime , oUthe Cough Balsam of:13. A.!
Fahnestock Zs Co.!, , which'willortritulyi'ollec.k its further;
i z
pro t reas, and restore the:lamed.° auto a beautifalt
For sat by 13, A.,FAHNESTOO i'Zi Co.; corner It h
litutWodd sta.; also, corner 6th and N n ! odd.' 'dea
• - 0 I ' remtum abitids.
, - 1 , WlL_taitildS,Nci.l2 North Sixth,strect, , ,
J:
phis, Vawiisto Ritrid a ndWindom Skrolo 41041,far
turerdawardad. the. first and highest Medals st,the New,
York, Hnhuriore and „ Philadelphia, Exhibitioria, 'foe the
nolle,r,ioriWctf his BLINDS, with confirmed epufidencaini
idermanufaottire,) asks Ufa ntlerttiOn of purchasers to Mei
assortment of NOO - Blinds of narrow and wide slats, with;
, fancy and plain Trimmings, of at owsty les and .colors.—l
Alas, a ,, large and general assortment of Tranaparsii4
Window Shades all of Which he, wilt sell at the loww
casu PItICSM. .
. .
Bli.tids painted; and trimmed to look, civet tri uew.
'/'.113.4,5.as supplied on liberal terms.
The eitiFeris Allegheny • Couety, arc : respectfully in-
Yited.lo.eAl y .efdre purehasuig ereewhere,--tfoitfideut of
pTcasut irrOzieu in the evening: ..
To' Country-Ilterohants. . '
HOIMINSONwiinhI remind yea thst yOucitst ttoWl
heourdl China,/ Glass. Queelquxaei at ollehi
prices as never were heretofore offered wt.,- ; ~ , ;
-Romerithol L Al_Wood-slrOt4,34oorn belaw.46.. ( mil
,Nottoe to the ptablhs.
sahscriber 01111$ the public generally , „andl
Hoidielteepers and Retail Grocers .
emit
he is discOntinufng the , Queensware basilica s and will!
~dellofrhispre .. sentltgcicatreduced prices,' Thosi3 who ,
wash tooGwn ' cßitto,..Qlifer.weoofs t or gkim, woill6nd this
a rare opportunity for getting each articles as iliey„wiiiiky
much 'cheaper than the usual rates..
'Remember ihe.itlittil;'CHlNA. ILALL;NO.'II.BWOod;
street,enear 'MC - Auction store.
s. I will: dis Pose of my whittle stork to nay person'
wishing- tp _ ,
w DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, Burials Build. ,
ouPtii46 - Atrzacoca, rlikrierrco.,
.tylitatifrorn the tern thenitentipit oil
‘l.lis inhabitants Of Tittsbargli,suld the heighbaring - towns,'
to theiriliagnerreottrpenf mittens and - othent,nt rooms inj
this third story lof Mike's building,4th
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that;
ne pains shall be spared to produes.3hent in the;highest!
Perfectionofiheart. Ortrinsunnients are ortitoroostpeiw.f
erftil kind, enabling tts to executepictures' tidstfrpassed;
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public are,
solicited to ealtazal•eZvarnine.; ' - • •
7 Persons sitting for pietines are neither recuirred or eti•l
'petted trrtike MemAtniess perfect satisracuoni
N. B. gperators will find this'aJgood depot forelock
teat '
frrlnstrnetiona given in an, containing ..tite . ..mtanti
recent Improvements. laza '
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CIV—A IlataCtiltSX article for
estomtion uf. the ;Hair:, Thu
, sopciesde ill other arti
use. Vaere•the hairisdead
.r.tarnlng grey, few uPPlice •
lft and dark,Wnd give it a heal:-
and will alsOtrinke itmaintaln
7 color, twiee as long as all the
`rally used. Where the hair ii
'may be restored by using this
. ...Intleman who is in habit of
,could as oneeparchase a bottle of
tam, alit Is so composed that itwill
no . the Wait Iljtie *soother perriarations, bat wi ll
be giooqsarifcriiitasfaetion in every in;
t0w..., to its yovoupe or qualities, see the fol
g letter-trim the ; Ur, Mil cpikiwell to Mesas.
H ershou & StretchMashvilleitil agents for the
ojtha Bey. R. Cal4well Pastor g / the Prenbparfan
's, • Chisreh, Pakuki.
igl
• ittalifilWDmllmokr & Srusrcu*: Gasswituts---1 take
Mums° Wadding my testimony, in favor of the excellent
larzion called Dr. Parish's Chinese Hair Cream; for.
M tub years ago my, hair was very dry, bristlY, and
4posed to toote out; but having procured a bottle of the
feam, and seed it according to theprescriptien, it is now
rsaUe, soil, and firm ' to the head. Many balsams and
were•appßed, each leaving my hair in a worse state
before. • This Cream; however, has met myexpec-
Itiens.
0. INGLIS, Jr, Patterson.
SW at/seam:vireo Liberty 111., head of iVood, Sign o
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THE IORMAP , I,LX43IIIIOiIf . OD; NAl2oll79iri,
hIERICAN 'OIL; procured-from welliniraNWley'' -
135 Diet ..l.elossr the•truCace of tho,oa}tit;JECClftere
sad infallible cure. for 'Sprains, fitrains,:lants,:l3rniseit,;
Scalds, Burns , Totter, Erysipelas,l3cald,ifeadi Croup,
Whooping -Cough,: Ingammithxy. Sore ThtaaVfilore
Inflamed Ey'es,Fiattdence, Ulcer*. F er Sores; and ••-, .
_ . INFLAMMATORY: T/Shl. • •
which yields to its effects In a snip& Majner. •.;
'lt has never yet failed when asitta r dfng _ to tlitee;
lions. Read the:following: " -
hiasC 7 ll2i itiot l i e nfb iten „
This is _ ay, that my wife, Margaret whr 18
iest, ,
curedor a- 100 0 ContPleint of covert ruirteuteding.. : -:
by which - she was so lame its t o
be oblige o to use crutch
es. In one week , she was cared by using„the'Amttrican
Oil, and could aboutas usual - withonth'e' eriatehmk
JONATHAN
The following is communicated by hir.:WsztAstfiyhis.
Jackson's agent for Steubenville, - 14.
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A' gentleman near Ellenberniille,,wha italkeianar
ID pare' the r 'of his feet to thei ground fOr twaiiikleans;
in
consequence of lameness , by the 'or cizne.l , MUla •
enabled to.walk two mlles 15 a fownliziphisOtihn:
likewise assovereipi reinedy'for
C ONTRAOPION
,OF. THE 111U8t5tAis'rspoJ
awril:::
The following is coannuni J)O
ented by, t 1 4.
Jackson's agent for Stenbenyille: • • ..
A
band lady residing
in Steubenville the-Unger:Di wwase
Way so contracted as to deptiveher or, usp:at i
for thirty-five years, was entirely cared by thidiniicone
bottle of the Oil,eo that she now Ma lP -
her band fhliy canal to th e other whieli e verhad been'
affected: .R has z also been found to be Safe and
Me agent in the speedycertain etre of . •
in all casesnot yyy hcma le. ' -
A lady midi/41E1'AD eny eityvraseffeetnally eared' •
Of obstinate deafness, o years'eontinuanee,' by the age
of less than one bottle of' the Oil, so zhatahe said. she
heard better than mho bad over done before. .
A gentleman well known in Pittsburg,h, was eiitee.ot
deafness of nine years' standing, by 'Dm ,use:OrtOrulAll
quantity of the Oil. Tile names and reaidenees af,the •
lady and gentleman will lip given Id those who desire 4;
at the office of the advertiser.
Its properties are highly developed in Hie certitin and
surprisingly speedy cure of all cases of • •' ' . '
CHOLIC, C.RAMP, AND SPAHMS.:' . • •
&Vera' cases of Cramp Cholic have been. effectually
bared by.one dose of the Oil, in the 'short space 'al halti'
an hoar, when the parties have been agonized with pain 4.
It, curative properties have been remarkably miMiteet.:
in the radical cure of • . • , , . ,•- ; •••••,
• DISEASES OF THE SPINE. •
Alady, the wife of a planter in Kentucky, was'euree •
effectually of one of the worst cases of diseased Spiral,' •
which had waned her to her bed for a considerable f.
lime, in which she could not turn herself. • It is °also .a .
sure remedy and perfect cure for painsin the small orate
back, and
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS:.
• ,Read the following: • • • •-••' • "
Prrramman, 1A1446.- .
This> to certify that I war afflicted with gr „Dec. .= pain In
the m:Emil of my back and kidneys, which affected maw
much that I could not stand upright. By rubbing eve) •
nallyi and using halite teaspoonful internally,,n;t and
morning, was entirely cured. JOHN R,MD
near I Varren,'Airastronrce.; st.
Aigentleman of Pittsburgh, afflicted with a lent in-.
emulation of the kidneys—the pain of which 'enused '
'him to faint—was completely cured, in three days, by the
use of the American Oil. •
The qualities of this - • ' ••••
• • NATURE'S OWN REMEDY •• - ' ;
is extremely penetrating and anti.intiammatory' cense-,
quently is ceufidently recammended as a sovereign ram- •
edy wherever inflammation exists, either external ort tt
,ternal. • Used. immediately after a cat,'britise or wound,'
it wilt cure and prevent - •
GANGRENE. AND MORTIFICATIO • •
It has, in addition, been found a salutary, pleasing and
:effective remedy for those very unpleasant and i -ttient diseases neonve.
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.';
Ha' Price, 50 cents per bottle.
Cualltlon , ..l2lo on Y our Guard. • "
The surprising excellence runigrbWirig popularity,
the American Oil, has induced some dishonest persons'
palm upon the nubile, Miserable imitations of this truly:
valuable medicine, for the purpose of de:eiving • the un-'
wary, and defrauding the Propnetor.• •' • -
In order to be sure of obtaining the grinoloeiahsersi • .
the following ram mums: - • •• • • ••• •
Ist. See that the name "IVin. Jackson •
,89 Marti , it
head of Wood st ," is printed on the lalielfthe
of each bottle, to imitate which is felony.— - •' •
2d. That each bottle is inclosed in apamplflet contain
rag fall directions for use; and else containing the , nanie
and address of Wm. Jackson, General Agent for 11 , 16..
proprietors; likewise, the name and address of•tbecpro
peelers, D. Hail & C 0.,. Kentucky: • • •
3d. e ofrzr of the advertised - Agentai eill of
whom havenshow bill, on which is printed the trainee.
the Proprietors and General Agents—thus: D. Hail &Co.i
Proprietors, Kentucky. Wm. Jackson,••Pittsburgh;'
General Agent for. Western Pennsylvania, and part of
Ohio and Western Virginia: and the .penters'elamet-;
& Shryock, Pittsburgh—printed •iit tho,E!oait"
of said show bill. . • • •
4th. Observe—the genuine American - Oil is.'of a dark,
green color, without any sediment, endue specific gravi
ty lighter th an water.. fie counterfeita are mostly of a
black • color;—some white, like Spirits of :Trupentine,
said to be refined and clarified:- soils Sea'iris
--oth
ers a mixture of other commonobilrt and one n Mack filtbTT
looking mixturr;patportiug to cattle feint '"Pitudititirtr
and Allegheny Dispensary Co.' , 'None of
„these coati
terfeits possess either the virtue or the power of 0 1 ° °PO
AMERICAN OIL. -
fl7" - Sc. dd wholesale and retail by' WhiL•JiCIODN,
General and Sole Agent teethe Proprieuhrin 'Western'
Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, and Northern • Mini;
and by the following duly appointed AgenaguAllOO'hr
county, • , • • •
Dr. Brown, 'Allegheny city.
J. R. Johnson,
Jonathan Ohnest, Manchester. . •
Alezauder Asdale, Wylie street. •
J. R. H. Jneques,Elrraingham. • .
' .Wm..T. Smith, Temperaneeville.'
„.
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G. if. Starr. Sewickley • -
Edward Thompson, ilkinsburg , _
' . ‘Nr
• Daniel Negley, East Liberty. .
H. Z:hlitchell, Wilkinsburgh.. . • "
Thomas Aikin, k Sharpahurgh.' • •••• •. •
H. Rowland & Son. APKeespert.'.• ," • ,
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth. r • .
JolinsEllack,Turtle Creek.
--, WEldlownyaterstewit , •
Samuel Springer, C linton. C • '
James lll'Kee,Stewartstown. ~;
Riley M'Laughlin, Plash township. • ' . .
Fultan,Tarentum. •
Jeremiah Fleming, Lavrrenteeille.
•• 'Robert Williams, Arthureville. .
as I,s•d&wiSui .
Coadhpatent graduated gallvanto tgery
AND PATENT iNSRDATED POLE!,
OA Manual. ABD mum eintrusots.--This is the only
F
instrument of the kind that has ever• heart presented
in this country or Europe for medical ParPoseatanit is he
only.oue over known to num,by which the galvanic fluid.
can be conveyed to the human ayei the•ear, thp!brain t or
any part of the body, ei th er externally - or saterpatty,
in a definite, gentle stream, without shock* OT pain—wiry
perfecrtsafety—and often with the happiest enacts.
, This important apparatut is tioar'highl;r approved of
by many of the most eminent physigians of this dethrtny
end Europe, to whore the alllicted and other* urhOm'it
may concern cati be referred: ' itiferende,itrjll also be
given to many highly respectable citizens, who - have.
hien Cured, by means of this most withal* apparatusotr
some of the most inveterate nervous disoideni
could not be removed by !ID); other knokscri means." •
Among Various others, it has been proved ta be-admit -
ably adapted for the care of the following diseases, vie:
nervous headache and'otherdisordersrif the brain. /tile
with this apparatus alone that the oPethter dun convey
the galvanic fluid with ease and safety to *e 4 tYei to re
store sight, or curs amaurosas ; tothe ear to restore hear„-
ing; to the tongue or other organs, threatens speech ; and
to the:various parts of the botlY, for the curd of chronic
rheumatism as th ma, neuralgia, or tie dolothearix,paral-
YSIS, OrPtLl9;y, goal, chorea or St. 'Vitus' darle.t, epilepsy,
weakness rpm strains, some dlseasea pitchbor to fe
males, contraction of the limbs, lock jaw, ate:, etc.
Rights fel surrOunding counties 'of Westdm, Pa., and
privileges,'with the instruntent i may be pnrchaSed, and
also tested for the cure of diseases.
Full instructions will be given for !be various Obetra•
atitS to Jieused for Various diseases, and the beat manner
for operating for the cure of these diSeasea; will also be
fully explained bathe purchaser, and panlphletput into
his, hands expressly for these patreea, cafe/bug' Pre
pared by the patentee; Enquire of
S.lVELEJAJn y llinestmet ;
near 4th St Road,Fittith g '
RHEUM;,, SCURVY,. 01.40 EASES, EILYSIPE
-1.3 LAS, Barbees Itth, Chaps, : - Son Beards Pim,la.—
'This Mused by many physicians in Ibis city , in curing the
ahem,, and we 'woad not conseielielefielyseßtialess
knew it 'Lobe:all we state. _ ' I
Asa cosmetic; the true JONEl.<lB'StrAP'is perhaps t
only article ever known Clint: removed 41)1111 . 11164 and
cleared 'and beautified the skin, making it soft; elear,
smooth: and while as an infants. But mind, it id sold at 82
Cfiathamaid and by. •
• JACKSON, - ititeni- •
in - nr i2s • • Liberty street 4. Pittsburgh.'
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IIIEUMATIS4II,. GoVic AND TIC DOLOREUX I
' A respectable gentleman called at out etgcliii it* he
said, to, inform as that he had been afflicted - for years
'with Rheumatism' or 'Goat; and s 'ocelisioMl n ly,•rth Tic
,Dolorett; that he had been 'lrectitintly',Cri irtn his
roorare.imenths together,' and often suffered Me Masi, in
tense and excruciating pain, but thettlatelt' he Waimea
using „rayne's Alterative, from whletihe band theinoit sig
nal and unexpected relief.' He says he fourii.l4o:medi
,eine very pleasant and effective, and that he 'tow 'ton
alders himself perfectly cured.--PAilade/phia North Ainrr
lean. •
, A Fs.cr•Worra , Kivcrwtora,--41, gentleman of - Scirofulims
habit, from indiscretion in his yousgur daysi.beerinie
Meted with Ulcerations in the TffMat and Nose and' a
disagreeab?, eruption of the Skin.;.• Indeedit his
system born the marks of being saturated with disease.
- Otieliand and wrist. Were. sa much, affected *bat he bad
lost the use of the hand, every paitteing - covered with
deep, painful, and:offensive 'Mars, were o. hallow
and'porotts as au li:easy-Comb: "It was at thiestars ofhls
complaint, when death appeared inevitahki 'Mama Meth
soma difl3A/Se; that he commenced the tiscrpflayaes Al
lenitive 'and havinttakcit Eaten - betties; us nowperfect
ly curers
The Alteradie eperates through Mi.eireidatiOri,',tind
. purifies the blood and eradicates dlseasefraMthe sYStelit i ,
wherever located; and the numerous Cures' Whim -
famed in diseases of the skin,- cancer, serofahi, gout,
liver complaint , dyspepsia ynd other'cltrenic ty!ptimpti,,is
tralyastonishing.—Spiritqf the grartei: ""
For sale inPntilLargh,attbePEßßl 'RA 1,31'914R
m"arl9:3meod'
p l u ile ath ni e g to l boors ofoltfeleplY trouble
and e
ex - Et zh l au l . l l 7 teh !"
T. C fr O b: U py, G giho tt m l ii Nik aim ..
e inu silifelet• • . 11 .ALP'abnetttook
tr. Co.'s COUG4l3.4LBAhlhas.been eannently, suit edits-
Cul in casing_ add curin g . these uripletitattaoo4 ~, z r a
person is roused in the night hp.a eetttgAtitg,,a
tea 'spoonful iiltheCotigh 1, amp him
'relief, and, as 'it is palatable; leaves no ouple,asanttaste
behind... If once used, it Will takeTrecidenee_over ; all
others, Its a rertiedf for coughs; ealtli;
prepared and sol dFitipleaTogic4.
corner Ist and Wood streets; and corner Oat
an Co.
streets..., - • -
.fiov4o'
Ilk RALPH'S Cammatzra.Vaarranue P= are for
. sale, wholesale and retail, at the
Ne. 60,9znithlield ay.
.Alsci;blr, Wm. Cole, Mlegbeny city: LG. Smirbi
mmghamaohnMeCraekem Pernistreet„Pitth Ward.
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