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• - 41 A , TAT , ttiLlABEISIMIXEL22../60.4“ - “i
( 51/ . 0 . 921115 9 2 1P:11111 11 -M.qc , T 41 . -E•4131 •
Ar r ,3o,,f ourg h, Ist ,„ Fi l ry and ..Gibertir anent,
IkirANVPACITRERSSitahieI lead; loaderrkiesility.
4.13. drams; p' (lathe hathOrtoor eloselayleaden ebrials,
spostito yon hand Oiottlanufaeltfrdt4 o n fi r ,
admetle fr om to S - lbc. to`the' sonata feMt; in ahhets oft
by fee ,'"4tiiehtfiey,*lll fatnistiteithe'trade wlioteettle,
or out pi s order In anyairetlint mity:bwaited:
The tdmilittuttlfsetttre and keep eordttahtlylan'hiimor
kadeliPiliOSTrilon 2to inch6nlib ref-tali:Le du t pipe; for
ocnivetntelvati* epringe;foritiehed. to the 'country
wide; emoptivnp on reels in lengths - kir front 100to.1001r
feet ori. each 'reel ) with ditietianer till 1.0 . 01* prone -method
of !ay ntg' Alsoicla.hand,itt
lae supply of Pet'
eat stielhot 'rattips,`for - wells or eisteraqSnow de Cols
very dopr.liOreard iron auctionlPtinips
HYdranv work-otevary..desetippori ezeented in the'
most 4nrebleninsiner, and - on rthe Most actonunodathip
- tenni-v.-Orders from the country' for lesnien Pipes; abet t
lead; or pumps, Will receive proton' intention. •
W aa • A 16 NQ. :
SECURED BY Lwrrtuts PATENT.
PUBLIC ATTENTION is solicited to au entire new
article of RAILING, made of wrought iron bars,
and soft annealed rods, of wire, and expressly desiEmed
for enclosing Cotbitres; Cemeteries, Balconies, Public
'Grounds, &c., at prices TaTYing front SO cents t 053,00 the
running foot:. It is'madeiApannebipf various lengths,
24 to 4feet high, with wtoughtironpoits inelscpare,
atintervening distances of 0 to 10 feet, If desired, the
panne], can be made of any height; in continuous spans
a of 60 to 60 feet, with or without posts. No extra charge
farposta :'
The comparative lig htness,
, greed strength - told durabil
kr of th e WIRE B " 'NG, th e beauty of its.varied or
namental &signs, together with the extremely lost-price
at which it is sold, are,ausing it to supersede the Coat
Iron Railing , wlerever their comparative merits have
been tested. For funher particulars address
NA AS HALL Zt. 1380THERS,
'Agents for Patentees,
mr67:2ml Diamond tdiey,nearßenthaeld st, Pittsburg%
Hardware, untiery, Saddlery...4cm.
'WEIN WALAKER, - Importar and Dm.la. in Foreign and
tar 'Oronisde - Hardware, respeetflilLy announces to .his
'friends arid:the, public generally, that he is now riteelv.'
• ing , his•Spring supply of Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery,
athis stand, No. as, Wood street, whlth he will dis.
7.pose of , on the moat reasonablerterms.
He will continually be receiving fresh supplies. direct •
from the manufacturers- in Europe and this, country,
vrhiels will enable bird aciaompetes with - any house, East
or West 1
He particularly invites.the attention of customers to
his excellent assortment of Table and Spring Cutlery..
which is of fashionable patterns .and frtim - the moat
popular manufacturers.. -
His stock at • Carpeitter'il Tools is large, and of
general Hardware , stock, be has every variety , of
. .
Virestern Merchants and deader*, generally% 'ate in. ,
vited tonal] and examine hisittock. quar2D,r a
Colver's Patent Conclave Beater ChurnChturn
BUTTER IN PISTE MINUTES!!
'UTE
call the attention °film publietn thearticle head
y,' ittg.thia advertisement, and inviteihtenterpritinir'
and canoes to call and witness iU operation, • All adver-'
tisemistus rotation to Ibis invention, to the hundreds
who haVe sid nit tested, is supeierogatton.
,151. 'TVs Churn will produce Butter, gathering it in a
mass; from eweetatilk,itiTtee to ten ininuteit end from
cream Reparedi as families usually prepare' it, in three
,
411 The utility erf "this invention is apparentoss better
Butter can be Rrodtteed !iota sweet titiltr, - or cream,. than
c rerun souted in the usual way.; and by means of VAS
Charts' a little - girl orboy can' perform hi fve or ten,
titinutes, what has heretofore requited the labor of a wo
man ordnart for one or two hours, and sometiniett half
ty pimply turning a thumb screw, the whole i aside
dasher le ;akert oucleaving nothing but the Butter 'dad
milk in the plain wooden box.
4th. It is the cheapest Churn ever invented, as the aim
.plicity of its construcuall (though eroboilytng a great
philosophical principle) moles it burlittlo to manilla&
: stb. Jiis a common-sense Chumildall will admitwho
We invite the Public to call and ceitnee3 its operation
at oar office iu the Diamond, near the Brack Beat Tay
era, and. at .1.'1". Butkham's,Tederal at-, Allegheny.
tniu4ldlm. - to2nt - CAItiERON k. PRICE.
WaIL Paper Warehouse. .
'NO. 47 MARKET. STREET. PITTSBURGH, I'ENN'A.
T11011.16S PAZDIER
IDESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and cus
ja, tamers. thtit he has had at no past period so exten
sive a Stock as he has at present. He can offer to pur
chasers,-on eery moderate terms, at pie okl establishat
stand in Market area, almost every article in! his line--
includingcotinting-room.bed chamberdining-room,par
lor and null Paper. %rah Borders, Landscapes, Fire.
board Print!, Paperand Transparent 'Windom Shades,
Bonnet and Binders' Boards; IViMing, WruPPiagi and
Ten Paper; he is abundanty supphed,..aud requests
merchants and housekeepers to can and examine Ms as-
sortment.
Saga and Tanner&' Scraps taken in Irwin, at the high•
est pnees. - - . rcuirt.3.d&w4m
Paper Hanglines.
j A.111,,n0w receiving direct from the manufacturers in
New. York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a large and
• well selected assortment of all tlta 'latest and - mosi - Im=
proved styles of "Satin, Glazed and common' PAPER
HANGiNGS,consisung of
-111,000 pieces of Parlor and Fresco ;
10,000 " Hall and Column; • .
-'40,05) Dining-roota, Chamber and came Paper
Which I would particularly invite the attention of those
,Laving Betties to Paper, o call and examine, at the
'Paper War.ehouse of • ' , . HILL, •
wsyls. JAS. HOWARD B'CO.,'lro:B2 Wood scree!,
ould ball the attention of the public to their
present stock of Paper Hangings, which,. for variety;
beauty of finish , durability acid cheapness, is unsurpass
ed by any estaolishmemln the Union.
Betides a large and fall , assortment ofPaper of their
own manufacture, they are now receiving a direet
portatiori of Preach and English styles of Paper Hang
ings, purchased by Mr. Levi Howard, one of
now in Europe, consisting . .
Parisian ntanufactere, 10,000 pieces.
London"do. - • • `
.•. do.
Of thett ovm manufacture, they have 100,060 pieces
Wall PaPez, and An oo Pieces Satin Glazed Window
Messrs. James Hovnird lc Co., have spared neither
pence nor labor in their endeavors to _rival the Cesieni
Wall Paper establishments, both in quality of manufac
ture and variety of pattern, and they are warnutted in
assuring the public that they have succeeded.
The whole naloilineid;Coreign and home manufacture,
will be . offered on terms.as Low as - those-of Ealtern
manufacturers and importers. ' mar 27
NeSwAk!Urstr7 Emporium.
rieW depository Of Cheap Pablicatiordi has - been
opetied, tin. Third street, opposite the Post Office,
vrhereittit4 be found - a general °siert:in' ant of the popular
ihatutireertheda). - The proprietors have made the
raper, ample atraogements for proc thing all new works as
soot;as issued from the press. - -
difIiOAZINES ANONEWSPAPERS 7 LAti the most
valuable' Magazines and. Weekly Newspapers can be
sad at their connterby the single numberor bythe year.
sTATIoNERY—Letter awl cap paper, pens and pen.
ails ; inshort, every thing in the stationery line, and o
ihe best quality, tor sale cheap:
MUSIC—A large assortment of the most app
.I rovedTi.
imp Forte Music, boand and otherwise, music
prondunced by the most distinguished prtifessont le be the
best etillection ever offered for sale in the West.
The Molted States Odd Fellows , Directory for 1.849,g0t
an in convenient styles.. . -
6 ,'Withontparticularizing further, we respectfully re
,qiiest a visit to our store room fromlhe public.
WORICIo HOLMES, Third street,
opposite the Post Office.
ZOihuttahOdes,.
WHOLESALE FRUITERER AND CONFECTION
-ER, No. 61Arood street—
oxesOranges;• • 600 cans Sardines;
225.,•" Letrlolll' - - 8001,6 " •
• 180 dozen Lemoa dyruP; 150 qr..' 't • .
1000 drrmis•Figs; .400 boxes Herring; . -
.200 bra Raisins, in layers; 2000 Cocoalinta; -•
. - :150 ht. bzs, 0 • - ' - 8 boxes blaccaroiti;
100 qr.. ".• ".. 8 .• Vermlutilla ;
-75 trails Irnics Almonds; 25 cases used Pickles ;
100 bakes shelled " 40 calks Currants; •
.::-8 bales... Bordeaux . • 100 tbs.,citt.TissueXaper;.
10 . Malaga. 60 rms. white' Kiss Paper;
-3.ilpaper sttei'd . " 16 !cases P,ranes ; ;.
3• " hard, .", " • .16 matsbatead v
-40 bags Filberts; . 4 cases Lignonce ;
-• - walnut.; • • .10Ibs. Ynnella9eans;
50. " • Cream Nuts ; bxs A Not Ro'k.Gantly;
40 +": Pecans; • • - 20 `'. , :vli't3 and.yek
10 bbls. . 8 casesylarence Olt; • -
• • .", Just received and tbr
ma,_ 0 . •
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Greenwood Gardens
. .
DE how . open for the sato of islarge collection , of
Joa..•Green Douse Plants, of the choices: varieties.
Also, n large collection atlas finest Dahlias and Annul
Flower Plants will be ready to deliver In potaon the- kst
of Mee
Disgusts ot the choicest FlEweis put uP nt the Aort'est
netice.
• -
Gardena - will by open for the general reception of
visitant on the 2d day of April: •
Captain' VaindegriVa fine new , ateamboat, (the Thorium
Scotc) Will,COMMeDee ranning - front the .Point,ifoot of
Penn at.; to Gaoletitt,tin the gd day - of Aptil; ,Ettiar2B
- , Mitchell's ,
lirAir& CO. have taken the elviiisive agency for the
sale of Mitchell's truperior•Maps, for Pittsburgh and
Western Permhylvania; which will be sold at his reduced
The Mem thC World, on Mecatur'a Projection, is the
largest and most comprehenbive work of the_ kind ever
published in America;. it isfie . feet from • Evav to- est,
and'4l from North to South, Accompanied - by a book , of
000,pages, containingiconsal Ulm' index, consultingwhich
any item On the.3lttp, may hoseadily found ; also, - Geo ,
g-raphicaldescliptions of all the countries_ on.;Ere.Olobe.
The Reference and -Distance Map of the,lifintedStateif,
. tints !silent 3Sn:disci° att inch, comprising . the States,
T m U
countleh,ownships;&c,, the Union accompanied by
• a volume of ; 400 p ageh, vo,, which includes atiinder of
CountleOkiividt, Acc., tkigethe r a general descrlptitin
The National *hlafk" of ;the Americcin, -;lt4ithlie, or
•• • United States of America.
UniVersal ~ ,ktlas,, containing Maps o
,off, the Empites,
Kingdoms, States, and,Republics, with a special Map
each of the United States, comprehended on 73 eheets,
forming, aserleeof u 7 Maps, a large folio volume, ele
gantly executed.
2h: Map of Texas, Oregon and California„with all the
ratites distinctly marked mit tO these tountries. , ' • • ,
• Alarge supply of the abpve.Maps, small and largi
-' cril titsicipt.'constantly on hand and for eaten' the- o wl
and Paper . Warehouse, corner of Third and Wood.
iq,otxt;CURIC YARDS OF OIt.A.DINO.
TSE Dirraingiuurt Tow n . Council, desiemg to contract
with:scams sulud:de person or 'persons far the exec: ,
vtuing:tif..l6,ooo cable yards on the etreetiq will receive
sealed:prepraft's for . the whole or any part of said work,
wfcil theAtti or April mext, at which time the Avorkmill
be let tow,ictweatarid best bidder. • •
Tropesoli to be left.with NVILLIIk Fairerrr;;Street
Commissionerfwhile a spe.eillantion_efAlmwork.may
be seen . '.331 , o rder of the Ceuneil. •
iiter24:dtd -$ THOMAS 13LACKNORF,Tresident..i.
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O..WEIRNEBTILIGN - r.
ESPEC'MULLY announces to his ottineninsfriendeol
a d 'to - the public, 'bathe has remityed his:Fashion , •l
able. Head•quarters' from Liberty st re et' to , hik new Store;
on Market, 2d doorfrom Second street. He is constant
ly prepared to make ro order, of The moat- fob: nod best
materials, in a superior manner , and at very reasonable
prices,i every' aruele Fonhioniible.Ctothing,..of..oltioli
his .complete stock of choice . ..andLicarefully,Atelected.
French, English nnd6Belgiau.Cloths,Cassimeres, Vest-.
443 11 , ece , ,'ol -- thelatest. and. most , detintbler patteirtii;ate`
particularly designed. , •
• He has also cuthand avemlarge , stoek ofßeadvinnde
Fashionable Clothing, which he mill sell nary lota
-.•
2SI frida Sec and at.'
FPO HOUHE-KESPERS Ann IHOSIt. ZOILIDINCISG;--The
k • subscriber has • received and now on hand; Islam;
assortment:UT HousekeepingDoods,comprisingOi part, I
• 5-4, 8440-4 , 4 12- BPd• Conon Sheetings; .• '• •.1
BarnaleySheetingsy
PilloW-ease-Linen, and MaslinVicking ; •
__Marseilles guilts, Blankets ; -
Plain and embroidered•Da: p do . Piano db
Windsor Drapery, Turkey,Red - Chintz;
Buff Windiar Holland, Lunn Table Cloths; ••
Damask Table Linen, all Widths; 1-r-' •• ;'•
'Napkin tr,,Doilieit, Diatter Crash, deel; tse.; which will
be. sold at lowed prites;'Ait
ROBT. D. THOMPSON'S;
„
iNe . :'l•lo Marker st:;-3416orsfrom Liberty..
Ir_TOGAN & CANTAyELL, tuive,jusz received, at,,No.
IX: 'braiket giteet r an ntrivalled-seleption or= ci
• • Belld Retie uleg awl parses , - 1
; • Fans mad•Conitiv • . • • • .
• Chinn t3tts, Acctritteanc..
1 1 1 ; 723 ,••,1100.0..N
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- New Goodki at 'Number sity-nine i -
mint:Sri ' strum sarsi 'etsattlyprrtsatrattli
GREAT BARGAINSI--Thempoovriber has jtust
tunied.from theEartent Cities and is nowreceivittg
a vary extensive assortment of FANCY 'AND STAPLE
DEW GOODS, adaptsd to the preseht Season, nod ein
hr. •tog a stock for richnestiaad vatiety not surpassed hy
establithmeht Witte West. . - • .
Very glossy; blacrSilks ICl:rivals and Collars;
Hendsomedress • ••- (10 ißlutelt love Veilsand Htlkfs.;
Rich changeable -do. Jaconet andtamb,
_Muslins.
Rich - - ohnngcable.Satin de, Plaid and stliped Musßac'
Chines • • 'Handsome Ribbons; . ---
Mods and highcoPd French Gloves, Hosiety,./kc.;„
-Merinos . - - IClodurforCloaks;
Mode and high col it - MuslinTerkeri Shawls ;
do Laines ; , -.• "Cosigners: do. • ..
`Now sty lo m uslintio Laines;;Plain • Thibet Shawls, silk
Satin Wiped Cashmeres; -.trine; .
Fancy do. do. :Plack Phibet Shaerls,do.do.
Black`and colored Alpacas; Black do. do.
Plaid Ginghams, bright co-;Silk: „do. . do.
Fine Drochre do.
New ;vi e Visettes; • r
„ " do.
Gala Plaids bright colors; .j no.
California.,Piaide ; ILow Priced do ;
Black Bombazines; .- ."Pjaid Cloaking, "
; CALICOES-GREAT, REDUCTION
His stock of Calicoei is very large;; it lras been'ttes
'cried with. much care—Wife pinwales' 'refereoce to
fastness of .. .coloring, durability of lab ric,_and beauty of
design. These goods are lower than :they have ever
been befons, and are worthy the particular attention of
purchasers:
The best Calicoes for fit etc. over,offcr,ed
Double purple Calicoes, English, l 2 cents;
Green
Oil - Chintz; British Chinizee ‘" •
New style Merrimack Calicoes;
. • Blue do. do.
_• - Bine and Orange do.
Furniture ' do.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
A large lot of low priced Muslin de Laincs, at thelow
price of 111 cents per yard.
Also, Black Alpacas for tante. petyard. Vcryflood
and - very handsome dark and bright colored Plaid Olag.
hams, for 121 cents, warranted fast colors.:
DOMESTIC -AND . STAPLE GOODS.
Bleached Muslins, G,l to 12;
Yard wide Unbleached, 61- to 9;
Bed Ticking*, very cheap;
Casinetw. Millings, Kentucky Jeans;
'Checks Linings! Plaid Unser);
Domestic Oinghams, Mariners' Shirtings;
Coleted Cambncs •
Flannels. lower th an ever offered ;
Canton Flannels. - _
• - . LINEN GOODS!
Irish Linens, Linen. Lawns;
Damask
Damask Table Linen ;
Da. do. Cloths •
Russ* Sheetuig;
Do. Diaper*;
Linen Drilling, Crash.
- • BLANKETS; BLANKETS!
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A large stock of Blankets;from coarse to very ana,
also . Blue and Drab Blankets', fiat and-reap fute,:for
Overcoats.
GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
. . •
- Fine and superfine French and English Cloth& and Cris
simerea; Over-coatings; Silk and Linen Pocket Hand
ketekiefii and Cravms; Gloves; Suspenders; Silk and
Merino Cade r Garments ; Merino and Cotton Half Hose,
The.saincriber having made extrtiordinarg prepare.
tions for the Fall and Winter trader and - having purcheie
ed his Goode under the advantage of Markets anasually
depressed, can confidendg promise • his 'customers the
best bargains he has ever been able to oiler
.Customers or the house, and purchaser* generally,arc
res ineitcdto call. (nov2ol •Filll.l.P ROSS.
Terrible Revolution—Slams Trivirspbsussi
e OGAN crercrivka.z, visa of this *iv rca. , •••
s • tree would WWI cal
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just deceived and opening from manufacturers and lm
porters, ot which theyfeel confident that price and quad
ay' will give entire satisfaction, as our mono is—. Quiz
Sala and Small Prqfits..
Otif sizick coals% p artls, of ijie. follarin g articles ,vis.
Ladies' and Gehtlemen's Breast Pint, late styles; Gas
and Vest Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets ; Fin
ger and Ear Rings; Pencils and Pens; Slides and Studs
Steel Buckles, for Ladies' Head Dresses; Mattalon'
Card Cases, shell, pearl and velvet; Coral Beads ; Ala
baiter Boxes ; fine !lose wood and Ebony Shaving Cases
furnished k Slyer Spectacles; Silver Spades, all kinds
German Silver Spoons, all kinds; Silk Steel Bead :
and Panes Cotton Cotton Bags and Purses; Hair, Tooth, Nat
and Cloth Brushes; Violins, Aecordeone, Flutes an•
Fifes; fine PenkniveS and Scissors; Globes and Pape
Holders, Shell, Dress and Side Combs, latest styles,
Chide Vases, Frill Baskets, Agate and Glass Vase
Pitu, and Cologne Bottles; 'Fables, Chessman an .
Backgammon Boards; Silk Tapestry; Brussels and la
grWn Calvet Bags; Willow, Market and Side Baskets
Chairs, Wagons, Cradles, ke., with a large assort
meat of Toys and Fancy duals, tan numerous to men
tion. (sepia
Fluidness Card.
TYRANTSdb IFELL diLIifftNOPOLTRS MPS TFALL:
SO MUST PRICES; •
TITHICH fast willtte.proven hy.calling atMcGrunt's
Fiishionutile Tailoring Rstablistiment,Third street,
St. Charles Building,' •
.Ittorro:- Struimproti and quick Saks.
,Pre and good.
.C.obtesrtrlinii 'Very far fn the background.
bay old customers, andall others, are respectfully in.
tined SIMI am waiting for them, • AIIcOUIRE,
oct.2£3 ' : -Charles.
.1/leached Goods', ,
AA. MASON CO., No. 60 Market street, have ins
. received the following well known brands o
Bleached Muslina, viz :
I=9 and Ilictithed hlitedin: James' Steath 8188
6-4 Naninkcag . , • -
"blascid,"."Pokanolici,. "C ale," "De rc heater," "Gi n
isisantonth . -'lOralloapr!`AJ'.'Tiitaborgh," "Lawrence,'
"Boston Pillow , Case ," !" Farnsworth," &c., &c. All o
which, together with many style* not here mentioned
will be sold at.'..ItS;I'ERN•I'RIOL"B, by the piece or pack
‘ ll 4e. ' •:feb2t
Shirting /sae and Irlish L4pena•
IAT 8.. MOttarrtlevitee the panicilar attermloa of
TY • linpltsvAiniiir ilusabove Goada,m his desirable
stock,' consisting:olom beat make, from the most approv
ed manufacture rs,-and the latter warranted dom.—
He has just received an additional Supply; and nattering
Shirting Aluslins of a inipariar . qaafity at a vary low
price. Also,
Sheeting and Pill.sw-caselins•
Drapers and Crash;' -
Table Cloths, Towels and Napkins ;
'Blanket - it, quilts, Countorpanerraind
Housekeeping Dry Goods generally.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS—Such as French Iderinos,
Parmettos, plain and fancy De Laines, (some new styles
Alpticas, &c,
..The season being far advanced, all these Goods:will be
Sold at pnces that cannot fail to please
irr Wholesale Rooms unit/arc
Ta Caiiiiiri , Mereha -
DIUILPHY, 'at his
Y Noith-
Y 7., .st . g?ri*.F....of . Ppurth'and Market streets, Pitts.
burgh, (up : stairs,) now piepared to offer to the , inspe& -
tion of Country - Merchants, an extensive supply of New
Spring -- Goodsi including . the newest styles of `Spring
Prints, Ginghams, Ltiwns, Muslin de I.sunes, Alpaca,, Dress Goods weneralln also, Gloves and Hosiery,
Bohnet`Ribbons Lucas and -Edgings, Prices:low.
' ''Entranee to Wholesale Rooms front WOK.. mrto
AA. MASON -& CO., No: ' oo' MAffifirr snags', have
~ this day. received, per "Fast Line ;' following
named'Gobds, Stripe, black and blue black
plchVand printed BOrtiges, - all wool M. de Laines, ern.
broidered Thibef Shtivrlii, black, white mid pearl Silk
Hove; spun Silk Bose; kid, silk and lisle thread Gloves;
linen, bobbin, cambric and muslin Edgings; Insertinge
black Silk lace Edgings • bonnet Ribbons ; embroidered
muslin Capes,.new ;imams and rich goods. mar22
6Hl* §. Ti cull and see" the choicest variety - ever
oftered,,and - CAMELIA.-CHAVATST at prices, you
can , teriverhem - - •
CLOTH. EtTORE, Poet
Corner Frittfand Wood sti.
marlo:2w
• • • • • New Goods..
IN STORE, and now receiving, ourfirst supply of New
SPRING GOODS,eintslittltig of everything new and
lisetniful i to be had of the Importers and.lobbers:
New styles of rich Turk Satins; • -
. Wide Brocade Silks, new patterns; ' • .
Choi:action and Gluck Silks ;
Fig'd and plait Irk Silks, all wiilths;
,
Bersgeti, Lnwns t Mous do Laines,
•c• Enrieyßohnet Ribbons, new designs.
' Together with dlorge assortment of Domestic {}Dods
• • ROM'. •D. THOMPSON,'
"No. 11Q Market 5t..3 doors• from Liberty. •
-, itrEwWRING GOODS.—A. A. MAseri & uu Mar
I'l that Street, dre now opening 40 cases and Co., ackages
of Splendid SPRING - GOOBS, Fomrising Lawns,
tins lleregen,-M, de `Luines, 3lnghtu p ns, - Prints, Fre m
nch
Cambries Linens, . Ribbons; - Laces, Silks, Shawls,
Glovhe, I.lcfsfery i ,and a genial assortment of .Goods
F .
NMILIES, - .Economists and the - Public; to - effect a
saving of orie;thir4, and obtain the gr e atest bargains
erer - purchaied,' are'most :respectfully invited to visit
ROBINSON'S CLOTH EST A RI ISHMENT, Post-Build-
Inge, corner Fifth and Wood Streetsi• • ••• •feb3:2*
. AT FURTHER REDUCTION.
Jae. -1111ctipro.tt Sons , Patent Soda Ash.
1 -TO TONS, 31, cash, cUrreniry ;.or. mos., approved
. bills. 5 tons or upwards SI-do-par, ors: mos.= do in.
terest added: - Far the imerior quality of 011 s brand , we
refer to the glass and-soap manufacturers of this oft,'
Outrank: - W.' & hi:III7TCHE4TREF,.,-,,
!leak- • , ‘No".100 Liberty, streel.i
- - • _ .
Plit tsbuirgitliqp-tilrie,Ortat - Line•
t.L3, 4849..
Falt ritallmaisrorrsatoiror triziokr Airiintox
ATTT,S;4U,YOX f PaILLDELPII.I.4 . 0 • 0 1 7 : 21 t9R#;.
NEW YORK, BOSTON.'&6 ,
TROMAA .EORBIDGE, ) ( TA.AFrE &tycor4Noß,
rwadeiphia. • ; pautiogth
rpHlrs old established Line being now in full operauon,
I the proprietors are prepared, with their usual exteri , .
sive tirrangemelits, - to forward rnerebandize, produce,
flud frinttthe abruto ports, On liberal terms; %Olin
the regularity, tlispateh and , stifetYi -peenlint lo'their r
merle Of trativartirtionpoo 'obyidus when transhipment
oh•the , Otayie-imid e d. ,•••, •
ta.ll consignments by and for this,Line re ceived, charge,.
paid, andforrearded in any inquired directions, free of
chargC foretittunliision, advancing or stamp. '•
No Interest, directly, or indifeetly, in steamboats.
eammumentions promp:ly attended to, on apptien.
ttort tbi-helolinrsing Agents : • • •
• .1 - ,TEIOICIAS ZIORSIDGEr.
278 Market street. Philadelpina:
TAAFP'E & O'DONNOR,
Candlßasin, Pittsburgh.
OKIONNOE tu , CO.,
'2_.Northst.,llaltimoro.
•
#llidgai -1 8 4 6- 1 ' illadjak
Dierahantra Traasportatlen - Line,
VIA. PENNSYLVANIA. CANAL, AND RAIL. ROADS,
:ro POILADELPHIII AALTIMORA
TnE.Canals and. Rail Roada, being now open, and in
good order, we are prepared to,forward . all hinds of leer
ehandizo, and produce to Philadelphia and. Baltimore,
with promptness and despasch, and out as good terms no
any other Line. C. A. MeANDIAV It Co,
Capri Basin, Penn street, Pittsburgh.
; Aoirrrs—C/lARLES RAYNOR, Philadelphia,
' HOSE BIOSIUILL 13 E 1111,11 01v. t 61,11.-
. ,
•• • .
t 0 '144 1/444/11 . t
Line, ..
For Blauselde, Johnstown, ifol/Maysburch i and OP!
• Tuts Line will;continneto carrrall War CMods".4il
their usual dispatch; and aciair rates of:freight. • .. ;
Acurnis—C: A. McANDLTY &.Co - .; Pittsburgh,
• D. B: IVAKCPIFLD; Johnstown. •, ; •
. , JOHN litlLLEß:,'Hollidaysburgh: •
• EssiimMas;-;Jamcs'Jor4on', Smith & Sinclnir ,
Shoenberger,_ . It, Moore, Joha•Parkeri Et'o P. Yon'. Bode:bout /c Vo: • Wm: Lehmer &Co'„,•tho.:BPDeririu ./o BrOo4
Pittsburgh John ivory , • & Bay,lohn
•
Graff' & Co., Blairsville: . • • • . marl?
• • 'Wozetteisadlouiuttl.otilk copy-1 • ;..
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TO ER1141: .' l'-' 4 !
xro BE-SEUPPINO.—The adtu. belonging toilditLina
VI have been put in. fine ordertand are now 'anal
regularly between Pittsburgh and Erie, tauchiag at ,
intermediate Ports alongthe Canals. A Boat wit I always
be at the wharf, under the Monongahela Bridge, and one
will start regularly every other day. The People's
Transportation line hes Veer? 7 ritellitit for carrYln;
Freight and Passengers. The boati , Will be towed to .
Beaver by steamers, and will proceed to Erie with great
dispatch, by the canals. The boats ar2 commanded >by
experienced andearefal men .all of *bona have au in
terest in the Line. -
1D Goods sent by the Line toErie may be forwarded
to any point on the Lakes. . • •
For freight or passage apply to • • '• • •
H. RIRRPATR/CK, .
Agent, Water street, Pittsburgh.
AGENTS: .
Ct.sait &CO., Beaver. •
R. W. Cussmousm, New Castle.
Taourarsts & Altvcam.raka, Pulaski. •
Sestscrr %Valium &. Co., Middlesex.' •
11.111.v0s Huzz, Shriven. - •
Juni Alceirak , ,Sbartiaburgh. •
S. B. & G. LOWRY., Clarksville.
•
KING MCFARLAND, Big Bend.
S. C. PLVXIII. West Greenville.
•
J. & T. KILPATILICI,
W. H. Jimmy, HartSItYWII) . • • •
W. Wszoworrn & Co., Sherman's Corners.
Was. Powcz,Conneautville* • •
Spring Corner. t. • t
W. C: Wmonot, Albion. - • • r
Cranesville.
Ww. Tvixa, Lockport.
E. Paz, Girard. • - • • 1
A. Kl3O, and B. Toxl.rtmos &.Co., Erie. • ,1
The following Agents in Erie will receive and liar
ward Freight to any Port on the Lakes, shipped thy
this Line :
Wit. Gallagher, ' John Hearn,
G. W. Haverstick & Co., Josiah Kellogg, •
Rehm & Loomis, Walker & Cook,. lee
•
- • Great iraritaln C
IMITTILFIELD AND DWI/. cream. trivial:Ron, PA-.
Is the moorpopular of aiISOOT and SHOE Es:
tablishments to the West. This place has gained
its reputation by its proprietor keeping the very
best Hoots and Shoes, which are made eXpreaMy
to order for this market, and be is not satisfied only - by
keeping the be,,; assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES
in the Western country ' but he is enabled and deter
mined to ` ell his GOODS lower than
. any other hoittie
possibly can, he cares not what teatimes they boast in
having far offering great inducements to the public. It
is impossible toner tbnh all the edvantages end facilities
in an advertisement; that .tile Great' thregala Corner has
over oaten which enables its proprietor to sell Hoots
and Shoes o f the very best qualittes and rtyles at Storni°
to OS per cent. lower than anY other store In the city.
The we to test the matter is for all who Intend purchas
ing and SHOES, tee cell at BATES , GREAT
at tell Veiiiittre L etU die Wrath:tarsi:l;n C"rnie, Vitt
fiekt Fifth sweets, is the place for the public, one and
all, to get good Hoots and Shoes 'cheep, forcash. -
deV9 J. BATES.
Great Western Saddle,
IiARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP /11ANUFACTORY.
E tnibiteriber - takes this. method of inTortning his
T
friends and the public in tonersil, that be has the
largest stock of the following named articles, of hisolro
manufacture, In this eitY'--Saddlet;HartieseiTrunks and
Whips; all of which he will warrant to be made of this
best material, and by the best mechanics in Allegheny
county. Being determined to sell , his: manbfactures
something Wirer:thumb:is been heretofore Sold in the city,
he would invite persons in need of the above named ar
ticles, to . his Warehouse, No. 244 Liberty street. oppo
site Seventh. Also, bends made to orderfor machinery
Dept G,
Iron Clty'etracker and Bread
f.'SNIEPHARD • -
'WOULD teepeetrolly inform Ms friends and the pub-
T lie generally, that he has added to his other hi:di
nes/I.th., manufacturing of Crackers of every varietyt , --
Having purchased one of W. IL Nevin's Cracker „Mid
Pilor.:Sread machines,he is prepared to fill MI orders for
emelt - in or pilmbread at the shortest notice atnd hoPts
by at'sdlietattention to business to share a portion of the
piddle patronage. The public is respectofily Invited to
call and examine for themselves- . '
lIAI‘MILY, No. 10 Connaercial themselves. : .
Libirty et. opt:.
Atte Smithfield. - - -
N B.,Saperiorfamili Bread, rye and dysper‘shißre ail,
large and smallrolls, fresh 'every monaingcau be had at
the store, or myyragon, or at my stand-in the market - t
Oaketrand Confectionary on hand and made to order.
, Note Comatstitriltow,:tlberty st.'
• Steel and. Irtle , lllanufaetory. i
mHS subseribers.bwve enlarged their Steel rind. File
.L Manufactory, nn: the corner of O'Hara street and
Spring alley,:Fifth Ward,'Fittsburgb, by erecting a eon
sortingg. formica.' are furnace and a tilt hanrter , --
Their Steel, now being of &superior quality, and havbig
engaged competent operatives, they are prepared to fur
gilt rites of every description, that will compare with
the best imported article; and being determined to make
it the interest of all who use File* in any way, to Pur
chase from them, they ;will bell. their Files, at seduced
prices, for Cash, . They will also re-cut Files, and put
chase those which are worn and broken .' : Pub lic patron
nage is respectfullyinvited. nov7) J.ANKRIAI & .co.
New 211111Juan', Velvetili . 4 l K., • '
Jose received from New voile, a choice Belk
. tion of elegant rich Satins, Sith,,, Winter Alhbons,
:French Flower/1 ~Plumea,4o.. 4,114414 a- as ,
sortarent of Winter . Hairnets, Hoods, COPOS, - Piudinals,
Visetts,Scc.,on hand and made to order In the latest idyl!,
at the shortest notice.
.Mati; DUET
acc6 No. .1.0 ft. Clair st, (West side ,
.)
Patterson's' Carriage Blianataotory,,
Diamodd between" allify, Wood ancl.,Stratlyteldpirert,
Wants may ultvayitbe found an assort
. • ° I eni of Family- Matinee, Itarouehes,
Buggies and' ail:Mae cif hea wiirk,
frown sir hone wago d n down - to g
wheel
barrow. Persons wishing to purehaselirt et:Attract fot
any thing in the' above lineotte reSpentibilyrinVited
01 3r,:lhivesl , B2ablea, - • • '.. .
Ati2Tim ~atibeicriberti. havhig;parcbased flora
Charlea 'Coleman MO tiboye Stetiliti'otid' hi
tending to increase their shier :Of! Horses,
Carriagea, :Buggies, &e., would lalpactfolly
Solicit a share of - patronage froth' the, . Hooka
'tept, by,the day, week. month or year,.krittradditiciaal
%Mlle are'lielng erectedi 4 in the 'sectnid atoryi.for thi3 7 iiii'
eommodatifor of Canal atOck. - ' ' 7, " ' ' ''' • ' , • • ' f 7 -
,
feb23:3rn ROGERS & 08Eti....
IN retiring from the Livery.tinsiness, I with pleasure
from a long acquaidtance) recommend my successors to
he patronage of my friends and the public. • -
feb73:iw • •• CHARLES•COLEhIANI,
' Bigelow , * Carriage Alaiinfaetorbr, . '
Diamond alley, between Wood and Solidi/itid' streets;
a E. M. BIGELOA Would respectfully.
P •, ii, .i...- inform the public, that at his Factory can
-------- at
allliitnes be-found a large supply.of
. '" Ill. " 115. ' Family. Carriages, Barouches, Buggies,
and all kinds of Fancy Carriages, equal in elegance and
neatness to any found in the East:..Contmcw .for any
number of Carriages, Buggies and Wagons, will' be
gr e omptly filled. All work of his own muntifixotare,will
Rxramtaces—Col. R. Patterson, R. it. Patterson, 13.:D.-
anemia, Esq., Robert Robb, Esq.,:C., L. Magee, and
Alderman Steel. tfebiti%dam
Wht7ll7isale 'arsirita tail;
ADD4Fo HARNESS AND TRUNItALANUFACTORyi•
ROBBERY ' lI:HARTLEY, begriente"to in - -
form his friends and the' public generally,'
hat he continues to ocentirthat 'erge and coln*
modious Store itooni, formerly ticcigned bySiultrue it
estock & Co., No. HT, dornerof Diamond alley and Wood l4
street, where he keeps a large and general assorinient of
Siuldles, Bridles, Harness, 'franks, Carper Bags, Saddle'
Bags,Valises t Biutrale, Ro lies, Whips, and- all other artt-'
cies inithi Rae. - .
He alsoleeps constantly on hand, and is prepared' tor
t on do, to o r der, all kindaoLDiveted,Hose manadictured
of‘the best matenalotutlwa style of work'aginship . , 3q4a t
to the eastern manufactured article, and . M de per, cent. -
' Country Ittetcharitu and FlaMett would do well to call
and examine his Attack - before purchasing elsewhere, as' 1
he is determined .to seLl .firar rate, articles at, ery low.
prises lzr Don't forget the place, No, 80, corner .or Wood
treet and Diamond - Alter:— ' , - - • Bak°
TaNkail Digu — ff..=,A.74..Ms.soitic . Cti., No. CO markep
12 street, have received - Linerte.Sheeting,- Lihett 'Da
masitl3-8 and 10.4 Linen Holland', Dietilhed and BOothi
Table,Cloths; Itusaia end lßecitek'DiNiiosi..Dbylici;lsjapi
kins„&c„,to seidelt-*ey invite the attention, of,L.pur.
chasers-. - . . , ~ , - -‘• t i isl4/I. '
=MEI
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_•••• , . 1....4,. .:V.tr - r 4 .. • :e4- 7 '.'"•••^4•o-,:.,i-,,-:•1•4-4,:-;:.,, ,, ;‘ , V.k:T..t--ft». : ; 0 4: , ..;LP-ZO - tk.", • •• - " •
4 .;
rim za g vito'
• SPOTLANTO• AND', ALES/- - - • . •
10--13 v Scikmihip•A'AßAH SAICIS; ind i.e kiileir
a ' s : ,9l iikl..;4'. o, •ifir" -. • • • •
"s - -Na p i„. .;• • •
• P-1107. •
,41% - jA% •
• "
• -
• Pi WllintNits..sr.
Intratimertnir of 1614.1. '• -
No . SiSoittlr'etreet,' Neuf York' ' on& 26 Waterloo Road
4 . zusons sending to the Old Courittifor their friends;•
can have thenr brought out by the Regular Line o Prtek-;
mts,rittilingfrom Liverpool' on let, 6th, 11th, 10th, i'lat•ot!
lath of every monthi;tompriting the tfdllowing Ships
"Fidehars ••• $ , H olll 7 l elan ••"
' Ilotanguer, • Columbia, . • ;.. . Constellation,. '.
Roseius, • Patrick Henry, Cambridge &
Isaac Wright.Waterton, Conetitution,
Ashburton Nevr •
-Ydr, ' Garrick,:. •
West Poin t; • Queen of the West, Montezuma
Yorkshire, - Sheridan, ;. New "
Liverpool, -•-;; Oxford John 11.-Skiddy.
Or in the - first:Class American Ships, sailing from. Livi•
erpootand the -Irish. Ports every day, compnving,the—,
; St. Patrick,. •-• St: Georgei Andrew . Foster,
•
Yorktown, - . Memnon, ' , •
Probus, Rikmeri, .•; ; Wm. A. Cooper .
And many others, which this limited apace will , not -ad..
Mit of here enumerating. ;
P:"."
-"W):3YRNES en CO. arc the sole - PassengorAgents
for the St eamchkgSAR,AII.SANDS-. Her tlPPornied sail="
ing days & fur 1049,are I,iverpool.ou
20th January; 28th March, 4th June,llth - A:dgust ati4 alb
Oetober; from NelV-Ynrk on 24th reltruary, 3d May,
Jalf, 6 thSepteinber; LltliNotember. , ;" •
•
Therefore, those Wishing their relatipes out early it
the Spring, williitidit"lri,theirintereskte. palrbiliXe thin
Old EktablaishedHoingt, ouearrinignmentt being en per;
fect that no delay or disaPpointrnent can occur,
Drafts:at sight for any amounton thethe• National Bank of
Ireland, its branches, Sec, 4re.,at all times for Sale,
ply to, or address by letter,postlnid, -
P. W.-BYRNES*. CO, 83 'Smitlist., N. r.;
, , and 30 Waterloo Road, Liverpool." '
JOIINaHOMPSON,
'ls6 Liberty street,Pittabur,'
Or io-
jon2faf.
• ' .__ New Commercial Line.
E. . M AV.inis!. I Co., "D ; C:tictx, Rotas.Lx
84 Wall at , New-York, Liverpool, England
• - BESPECTSCLLY inform their friends Lod the .
, p u blic , they have commenced the Genet
' •
vat Shipping and Commission Business . ,
, it gether with the °meta; Bo:snaggy Business,
• granting eenificaterof passage tram London;
Liverpool: Dublin, Belfast, or any port of the.
Old Coruitry to New York, Boston and Philadelphia, on
.the mottreasonable terms.
.Dralls and Bills of Exchange, from .£1 to any amount;
.on'the Royal Bank of Ireland hn Its branches, and on:
. I.tverpool. . • _
The days of sidling of the Regular Line of Liverpool
Packets, as fixed upon. are the-Ist4th, 11th, 16th, 21st
• and 26th of every month.
These Ships are all of the largest class, and are coin
manded by. Olen of character and experience. The
'Cabin accommodations are all that can be desired lit
;point of splendor and convenience. They are furnished . ,
with eve ry de.scription of stores of the.best kind. Pane = in the days of sailing will be strictly adhered to.
Packet Shipailloselua, flidelons, Sheridan and Garrictlri
are vessels of the largest class; and those desirous
bring out their friends, cannot selectfinet or safer Sb to
Patine can be Secured at the lowest '
New Orleans Line of Packets sail weekly. For p
age or (mien., apply 'II.• above, or to ; ass"
JOSEPH SNOWDEN o
EDMUND SNOWDEN, r
deell] • Corner tth and Smilthseld sla,Pittsburg,
Tapaeott'a 611 moral Emig:rattanOdle*.
RENIITTANcts and Passage to and
from Great Britain and Ireland, by W.
& J. T. Tapscon, 75 South it; comer.
of Malden Lane, N. V., and Ire Water- •
leo Rood, Liverpool.
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above. noose, are now prepared to make arrangements
ou the most liberal terms with those desirous ofpaying
the passage of their friends .from the Old Country; and
theY natter themselves their character and long standing
in business will give maple assurance that alltheir
ar
ranggeements wilt be carried out faithfully.
Messrs. %V. & J. T. Tapiaott are fang and favorably
known forte superior class, accornmodauon i rVia4ll2
qquabties opraiLPDalktft.B4TiinTh_O,
ICS QUEE N OF
ROSCIt.IB, LIVIIRPOttIi.., and BIDDONS, two of which
leave each
. port - monthly—from New York the dist and
116th, and (nun Liverpool the edit and 111 h; in addition to
which they have arrangements with the :51,..Peorge and
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
from Liverpool every five daysobeing thus determined
that their facilities shall •kee_p pace with their Increasing
patronage: while Mr. W. TaEscott's constant personal
supenntcndance of the tipsiness In Liverpool is an eddi
tional security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The .saliscribers being, as anal, extensively engaged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, are tbereby enabled to' take charge of
and forward passengers immediately on theft-lauding;
without • chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contract for passage from any sea
port in_Grcat Shona or Ireland to this city, the nature of
the business they aro engaged in giving theta facilities
for carrying passengers so far inland not otherwise at 3
tameable; and will, if necessary , forward passengers fur
ther West by the best mode of conveyance, without any
additional charges for their trouble. Bete persons
sent for decline coming out, the amount paid forpaltrage
will be refunded in full.
• • RFAIIITANCES.
The subs:tribal* are also prepared to . give , dra ft s at
aksirtrarAry abi,payrible ;tribe 4.rinripal cities and
taming, a arse 143 Jespetlthions mode orrettinttnitithetics
to, those countries, %suab penurs requiring such facili
ties will fina it to their interest to avail themselves of:
Application Why letter post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. ' +AAPFE & firCON?iOR., •
•Fgrrardiing end Com Mission Merchants,
inap274l&w.ly__ Philad •
fiIIAJ7IOII.IOIEN & COOS ,
. .
rissEttona sun asuarrauca
H AIL'IDENtfit CO. continue to bring out persons from
-any-part of England, Ireland, Scotland or. Wales,
upon the most liberal terms, with their asualpunctuaNT
and nuention to .the scants of emigrants :, e do not a •
low our passengers to be robbed by the swindling scamps
that infest the sea-pons, as we take charge orthem the
momenttherreport themselves, and see to their well-be
ing, and despatch them without any detention by the first
ships..' We - say this. fearlessly, ' , tut' We dal Y any of our
passengers to slum that they were detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool, whilitthoustmds of others were
detained months until they could -be sent in some aid
croft at a cheap - rate, which, tub frequently prayed their
coffins. ,
We intend to perform' our contract's honorably, cost
echo tit an y, and not act as was the case last season with
DI " °fi/eoliv es , who either performed not at all, or when it
suited their convenience. • • - "
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any snot from .CI to
lialtir,,gnpgalaynadb,leficaottlannniandl‘hVetres°.Vin°ial Banks
in
• r FORSIGN
EftIItTANCE.
THEFinbitrit;ers are prepared to forward money totdl
Parts of Engltuld,lreland, Scotland and Wales, with
despatch, and at the lowest rates. - • •
. .
• _ _ I.NDEBIN
Tke Franklin Fire Inaaranee Company
TRECTORS:--
Chailea Banclrel, George -W. Manilla,
Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Lewie„,,
Tobias• Wagner, AdelphrE. Rorie,
• ;12orriciel Grant, _ . David S. Broirne,S
-Jacob •R. Smith, Monts Patterson.
", "CHAR. BANCIEER, Presq•!"
Criss. G. BANCV4I, Seerotary.
1177 Contintta to make Inaurarteeip'krpetual or limited - ,
on eitery description or property in town and country.
_ 1:1te Companyhare reserved a large Continge nt
. Proud,
which, wilt, their . Capital and Premiums, lace! y uttested,
afford ample protection to the assured: •
The ASSittlitif:the.ootltalllr. on January let, 1849, as
published-agreeably to an Act of Assembly, wereits [bi
llows, viz,
.
Mortgag. ea • • • • . • "" -" $1,N7,438 41
Real Estate - ' • - 94,724 83 '
Temporary Loans . 98,001 85
stocks. - • , • 61ses 25-•
Cash, 3c:•.:.: ; • • 4,804.37 •
513,31.8,414 , 71 - -•
81141:thelr incorporation, a period of 10. yeareZ•they
have paid upwardi of. Ons :Friur Ryland „Dhow ,
sasrDetkirs, losses by, ffre, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages,of Insurance, as well as the ability and
dispoittien, to meet with promptness, all liabilities.-
- • -- - - J. GARDINER COFFIN, Again,
marfij Office N. E. corner. Wood and 3d's(n
• rite" and 'lllastrlssicursineA.
rpitt lillturanee Company et - North America, - of Phila.-
'delphilt,throtigh its duly authorized Agent the sub
scriber, otfersto make permanent and limited Insurance
on properryt in this city and its vicinhy,and on shipments
by the canal And:rivers: ' ' -'" '
• • "•" '- •• DIRECTORS:
Arthur GI: COffin, Prealt. Samuel Brooks; ' '
Alex. Henry, . ' Chivies Taylor,
Samuel W. Jonee, W, :Smith;
Edwhrd Smith , , Ambrose Whit e, John A ..
Brown, Jacob M. Thomas, .
"°'" ""'" te x John R. Neff,
Thomas P:utipe; '
rtf Welsh; '• - "lienry,ll." Sharrard,"See'P.
This'in.the,oldest Insurer:km Company in - the ,Lftffted
Statei; having been chartered in 1704. Its charter Is Per
petual,And from-its high stattaingi, long "eXperienee.; ant
pie morms,And avoiding all risks of an extra: ham:does
character, it. may be considered as offering ample securi
tyte-the public. t w1.41,111h1 P.
At Counting Room Of'AttXiood t Jon'es'de Co:, VraterAnd
Front Ate.: Pittsburgh ‘'— may4y •
New and Important:a:Works on Callfeirnlso
riIATI SAW IN CALIFORNIA-13eingthedournar
V of "a Tour, by Edwin Bryant , New edition,' with
an Amiendix," containing accounts of the Gold Mines,
various routes, outfits, Itc., tke.
-- NOTES -- OP TRAVEL'SIN CALIFORNIA—
p 'sing
apedrominent Geographieel -- . ArrlillitarObi r in"
lorgleal : 111 ineral4gieni itiatureti - of -the "Cinm .
Also. the routes DOM Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri. to
,San Diego, id Califerida, including. parts.of the .Arkan
sas. Del Norte and Gil rivers', from the afficsal reports
of Col. Fremont and'iStalor EmorY-,- '
CALIFO RNIA :- . 4 teilistOrY;l'opuration, Climate, Soil,
Productions - 11Arbors i . 'front • sir .Ge . orgel , Simpson
CretderweldloUrner Round the.Woild.:WD,A, ay{ aer
C01011:0the--ROvolution in'trififfiriale and ' conquest of
thaftinintiy-by-the -United Slues.-By John J. Hughes, A.
Mason'afteport; tul-enhee dote:a:Lents On
tha:Goid Region.
'
obbee this day received and for:sale:by.,
teMbil CVAICT Of4( . kod mul:34•:818.'
JOSHUA RODINSON,'
Eurepenn and .Generni 'Agent,
Fifth street, one doesbelorrWooti st.
SAAIIIEL 111*CLURICEN & CO.,
142 Liberty street
31untralice lomNitina.
,
; it
• . • PRzITAT,E DISEASES. Dr :Drown„ Na
1 „
GS Dialuctud Alley,: can •be ebturatted in all ,
cases ora private or delicate nature incidenitt: ,
PI to the human:Mune: - -...---- .. :."' . - •
0 r • MN a s MN a goilor* '
g Sy Ran yp cernp bons hma
', ' - (:,,•:‘,.', - and its oonsequenees; together with all trA
h ea 1 duesies, 'agrarian tifthe blicori,iv)thialalseaisei - or
c ereolorigin,sinn disenerbWithstrietures,glect,ntethtle
dißchargesjeeinthal - week - hese and imritency; also, pile*
theamatism, female weakatiii,
,disehßets of .the womb,
mbnthly suppressioas; - diseaees of ~the :Mints, fistul a-* ',ea?, nervotts all'ectiona4tans in the 'backend loins, inf..
tenons of the.neek 'of the bladder and 'kidney), scat - WOO
eruptions, tatter nn ragworatoxteteirtialdiseabcs, Otp. . ''.'
i'v::Eaus , ...pßAcre.E . J ,
re lusivelid;riCite d tad* slailyiina Ire Lament oryene
r al disorders, andthose itisin-11 0 4`yd ut hf u l excesses ,
g, et', climate, or: impurities ' of the - bloorl, whereby the'
consutaiton may have been enfeebliCehablesDr.Broint
td oiler assurances or speedy relief; to all Who may pia&
'themselves under his care. - : - • .2 , • ' • -
, 'Dr. Brown's °Meets are toirvealenatarranged into gulf
state apartments. Patients:cart visitlrr. B.•withOta fear
of exposure to otheretsitors. • - - .'
;his of importance to rawly persone in need ofmedical
aid, to obtain good advice privately andplomptly. 'To all
mien, Dr. Brown's' ready 'skill In - removing ernerial drip
s u rer l i trethltirettousfortretenthalagelq - oftersindueetuents
which can rarely be equalled. Strangers are hereby apt
pased that Dr. Brown has been regularly educated is
eyed' breach of medicine, end for the last twelve years
conaneditimself•eiclusively .to.the treatment of those'
idsesteem. , „ • • - ' • • " • - • - - • •:. . •'' : .
Dr.Bterpai is the,
.only regularly educated surgeon Jer,..
Pittsburgh who gi ves his .wholeattention 0; those com
plaints. '
, 117"Certidit, See and speedy enreamill. in nlfcases, be
i Recent caries aret i elieved In a short tithe Witheutinter
siltation from business. • --
taW7Hernia Or litoprnre.—Dr. - Brown also invites per
sena aitieted With Hernia ta e all, air ho hes paid pardon)
'lite-attention to that disease. ' ' •
I Letters from- aalstance,aslingedvioe r mast eolutaln
(ett, or they will not be attended to. ' • '-'`• .
• IpirOffice on .Diatnond Alley,4,feve doors faMtlN'oeti.
tweet, towards the rnarket-
,Cousultrititatestrictly'confr:
dentist. - . oetz-a&wli-
J4fti.
. .
EtThLiTISM.—Dr. Brni
vn•newiy'discavered rem
edy for Rheniaittista ir a speedy and certain reined) ,
#that painful trouble.: It never falls. '
OtEce and Private Consultation Rooms, No. 65, :Die ,
mond alley,Pittsburgh, Pa. The' Doctor is always at
home.' • lanlB-idewtf ‘.
Lhallers Magglnal Petln EXtrate6°l'4
TTHE PUBLJC.—This js to certifypet l'have (mind.
•Dalkes Ilfairieeti Pain Nostradorto prove - earn fee -
the Chronic 'Rheumatism, Which I' have been inflated
with foi ten years, in my hi joints. ' • .•
Auptatkanoch, N. YiApril 8, 1348.
H;his Daxtiv— &r : I have been troubled with the
Piles for eight months, and could get,no relief. • Your
Magical Pain Extractor having been recommended to
me, I applied it but twice, obtained instant relief, and in
a short ntne was perfectly cured ! Could I not get any
more of it, I - would not take a hundred dollars for the
balance of my box. • WILLIAht HALL.
97 Midi Moore street, New York, June 18,1847: •
Do r CAUTlON.—DolleVecmty Depot in the city of New
Yoik, and where the genuine article cart be obtained,
'wholesale 'and retail, is at 415 Broadway.; • '
H. DAIS= is the inventor of this - truly invaluable con
'pound, and he never has, and never milt communicate the
secret of its preparation to any man llvingt and; there
fore, no other person ever hns nthde , or ever can make. •
green of it himself. - •
: Counterfeits abound! Every truly valuable article is
'subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and im
posters •,' and nothing, that we know of, hair more exten
sively experienced that fact than Dalley's Magical Pain
Extractor!
A. Tar—The genuine Dailey, in cases of the severest ,
Hams, Scalds, Piles, ie., will afford instant , relief,- and
produce at once a coolingand soothingeffeet—extracting
pain in and from one to fifteen minutes! but be sure, al 7.
ways apply it on linen—never on cotton eines. -
And now mark the diffieence!--CounterfenErtractors,
no matter under what name theymay appear, °Thaw ap :
plied, always irritate and increase thepatis! •
Pamphlets,containing certificates of cares, may be bad
gratis, oaripplication to JOHN D. MORGAN,
Wesurn Depot, Pittsburgh. .
Da Wx. Tnitptn. Agent.
Daliters Animal Galvanic Cure•vALl t
For Horses Cattle, &n., cores spavin,
.quittor, g rease.
polkivil:soies, galls and bruisps. Pamphlets containing
certificates of respectable parties, may be bad on applecatkin to' - JOHN D. MORGAN,
octlEtd&wy n Pittsbn b.
Tbs Grand Purgative,, - • ,•
R. CLICKENER'S SUGAR COATED , USGSTA
.I.I BLS BITRAC T PILLS..--These celebrated Pills
have obtained an enviable notoriety in the United Slates
as a curative for Giddiness,Dyspepsia, Sour Staunch
Headache, Fevers, Piles, ostiveness Coughl; Heart
burn,. Liver Complaint, Seurvy, Sore 'Throat, Inward
Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, and a
variety of oilier diseases to which flash is heir t o,' as a
medicine for the million- In al seasons of the yearr—
spring, summer, autumn, and winter,--and under all car
clunstances, they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. As a Vermifage andgenend medicine for chill.
then, they are unriraded. Being coated with pure white
gager, children will easily take them; they neither gripe
nor nauseate; arc gentle, but thorough in their operation.
For adults, by increasing the dose, they are equally be 4
eitial. As an Anti-Bilious Pill they will be found with.
nuts. superior. Ask any one, among the %hatstands who
use - them, and an unqualified approval will be the certain
result,
. .
Remember Dr. C. V. Clickener is tLa original inventot
of Sugar Coated Pills, and that nothing of the sort was
aver, heard Of until h e inoduced them in June, 1143.
Pa relies , * ns should, therefore, always ask for Clickener's
9 • • Coated VegetaWs, PIRA, andtaka rtoir
Cliclieneesprincipal office for the, sale of Pato,
86 Veicfy st. s li. : -
WAL.JACKSON; 89 Liberty , head of Wood, Pine
birgh, Pa., - General Agent for Pennsylvania, Northern
Ohio, and the river tummies of Virginia. • 1:4 - r., , t•:-'s
The following, are the dultappointed Agents for Arnii
gheny countk Pa.:
Dr, Brown, Allegheny city:
• J. 8..10hn50n,,. • ,
lonathan - Ghreist; Manchester. - - -
Alexander A isdale,SPylie street.
J. ft. Et...facnnes, Birmingham.
Wm. J. Smith, Temperancevllle.
G. li..filtarr, Sewikley. • -
Edward Thompson, 1 4Villniusburgh - .
Negley, FAstLiliervy.
-' •
.H. Rowland & Sou,Allicesport. , . '
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth. -
John Black, Turtle Creek.
AVEldowney, Bakerstown.
Samuel Springer, Clinton/
James APKee, Stewartstown.-
Riley hrLaughlid, Plum township -
J. Fulton, Term:tom.
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenceville - • .
Robert Williams , Arthursville. =
augit-'l-11.kw6m - • ' • . •
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH;—The Lungs are in dangerohe work , of the _destroyer has been
begun, the Cough of Consumption hath in it a soma of
death.
Asa roc it• Martraat Your' darling Child, your idol
and earthly joy, is now perhaps confined to her
,chardber
by a dangerous cold—her pale cheeks. her altranken
fingers, tell the hold disease has alreadygained upon her
tthhe sound of her iruElchral cough pierces your soul.
YOUNG Men, when. t about to enter life, disease sheds
ahem. Crushing blig over the fair prospects of the fu
ture—your hectic cough and ' feeble • limbs -tell of your
loss of hope, blityou need not despair. There is a balm
which will heal the wounded lunge, it is '
Shorn:tare% -A 114•Hieal In g Bala am.
gra Awake, the wife of Wm. H. Attree, Esq, was
given up by Dr.; Sewall ot Washington,: Drs. Roo and.
McClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and Dr. Mutt of New
York, Her friends all thought she must die, ,Shir" Ind
every appearance of being in consumption s Land, was so
pronounced by her physiciatm,43herman'a Ealstan- was
given and it cured her. • ; •
.Mrs..Haartonsliwz, of Bull's . Ferry, was also etired of
consumption by this Balsam when- all - other remedies
failed togive. relie9,she was reduced to a skeleton. ,- Dr.
C., Castle, Bandit, 281 Broadway, has witnessed its
.effects in-several eases-where - no other medeeine afford
ed.relief—but the Balsam operated like a charm.• , ,Dr. C.
also_ witnewred its wonderful effects in curing Asthma,
which it never rani br doing. Spitting Blood, alarming
as "it may- be, Is effectually cured , by this Maistuia..lt
healathe °ruptured or wounded blood vestieltOuidlthiker
Rev.' Haraf 108 Eighth aveniteirwas cured of
cough and matarthali affection of 59 years standing .= -The
first dose gave him more relief than all the other -.•medi
cinehe had evertaken., Dr. 1.. J . ; Dealt, 19 Delaney
Street, gave it to , a sister.iri4aw who was laiicirthic under
Consamption, Or another "'sorely 'afflicted with the
Asthma,' to'both cases its effects were immediate, slam
restoring thettoottenfortable health.- • -
Mrs. Lamm': Waus, 95- Vhristie-rt, , stiffered kidift
Asthma 42 Vitus.- Sherman's' Balsam relieved': her-at
once, and she is 'comparatively well, being enabled to
subdue every attack: by; 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 25 cents and S 1 per bottle, ' • • '
- Principal Office 100 Nassau street. New York
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cfiegh, Worm a,nd
Cazirorlozeuges. - ram
Pual Tooth' Paste - and. Poor
Sold wholesale and retail, by WM. JACKSON; at his
Boot and Shoe Store and' Ptent Medicine :Warehouse,
B9:Liberty street Pittsbutrgh, head of Wood,street; rid
by the , following duly appointed. Agents Allegheny
county,
- .4; A.-At. Marshall, Allegheny cityt Jonathan • Ghrieet,
Mattehester; J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham; A. Getty,
Wylie street; J. G. Mastic!, cor. AVebster et. and Elm;
Dazll6l Negley, East Libem R. L. Mitehell;Wilkins
bnighrThos. Sbarpeburgh; Saml. Springer, Inn
ton; James APRee,-Stewanstownp John -Black; Turtle
Creek - ,
_C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; -Rowland & Sony 15Plfeits. ,
port; MeEldowney, Bakerstown; Riley AVLaughlin,
Plumb Tetsuo-hip; Wm. J. Smith,,Temperaneevilleattp•
Fulton, Tarentam; G.H. Starr, Sewickly. mar9.l y;
Jaynes , aims y a clues:-
D R. S. S. COOK,,Piqua,.oltio,.wiites, Itlarch,ll34
d
d.". 1 have used your Vermfitge, Carmtaative Bahmh z
anti - Expectorant, in my practice,. for the last three yells,'
and have , been exceedingly well pleased with them, and:
kever,a4 yet; to my: recollection, failed 'of realizing', gly)
fullest ' expectation to' their curative . properties. Your.
other medicines I cannot speak of from'experience; but,
judging from those I have used, doubt not but that they
,-
claim and are entitled tit. all the confidenee reposed. sn.
themi . by those who have used tneni: I was Nlf foimer!),
very partial : to •tioennifitge, untilff becameacqutun
ted with yours; which-hes-ow decided preferene to any :
other now in use. ,
Ressectfully, yuurs,'&e., S. S.: COOK, AL D."
For sale I.ll:,Pittelirgh atjlta . Pekin Tea Store, 72
Fourth st.. s - febls
ltilfOßE TESTlNlONYferTlplifilland'sktedi
.oj, clnin.=—Thenititipsizind;citizeueofPittsburgh.ha*-
ing personally Used Dr.'7iflard'aVriental Coligh
tare, and experienced its beneficial effects, domosteheer
fully recommend "it au safe?and:iffee.tual-,' cakes.
Speaking from experience, believe'That it has miad
perior; and would recd nn its tile to all the afflicted.
- - CHARLES
.YENKINS:a.
Pitt3titiriti; Mara. late f 1848;
FrrSold byy J Schootunaker & Co., Johnitays,
4.,4ouitte4. kliveassolokbn P 8cott ? • Snowdert,
Mohler;VgdenA Sacnrien;:, - spet
' •
iiNa
"-'~,,~-
e-f
eIIiINESE HAIR : CREAM matchless hettela - ifar.
grovthi.be 'end aestonUlonthf the MalVerldis
Cyeam, when • once known, will supercsde allothevArth;
cles of the *kind now, in use. Where;thelutirlidthd
l'arsh, - thiri,uithettlthyi nor turning grey; d . few applies.
*ions will make the hair soft and dark,'lthd give its beau
tiful, lively, appearance; and will ales male ltraltinutin
its liveliness and healthY ester, 'twine as long the
prenakations that nrivienerelly used. -- Where thd:hali
thin;''Of hat fallen' off It may be restored brising this Cream. Every lady arid gentleman. who is in the habitef
using dill on 'Mir hair should at once purchase it bbilb of
the Chinose Hair Cream, as iris so coppoied that it will
not injure the 'hair like the other prep ssatioasitel
beautify it, and 'glee Perfect' siinsfaction'ln arirthit
stance.
For testimony to- its very superior qlllaidelc Kai titertote
lowing letter from the. Rev. Mr. Caldwell to Meifiri.
Hendershot% .3r. Stretch, Nailville, gerrTal agents for tho
Southern States: • • • • • • • . , •
Later rellu Rea. R. Ca/dwell Pastor:of ersTrerbgteritot
Churc h Munn. Hantnalsitorr & eentarcu : Ointuaroci—l take
p.etuntre in adding My testimony in Tavbr of the exeedierit
prepareaen• called Dr. Parish", Chinese Hair Creams-for,
about two years ago my hair.was very dry, brill*, and
disposed to come out but hinting procured a bottle of the
Cream, and used It according to the presc notion,. it , is now
drastic, soft, and arta to the head. 'Many balstunrand
oils were applied, each leaving my hair in.a worse state
than before. This Cream; however, has , met my espec
iss an article for the toilet; my wife gives it preference.
over-all others, being delicately peamed and not dis
posed to rancidity: The ladies, especially, will fixtd the
Chinese Cream to be a desideratum - in' their Preparations
for the toilet. RespectfallY tee,
CALDWEI.L. •
Pulaski, January 7, 1847: • • '
Sold wholesale and reudt, in Pintbrogh,ty fan
AI- Townsend, 45 Market et, and Joel Mohler corner of
Wood and Sl N . • • iellildtddr-ly
T AMES ant cautioned against acing Common Preps
ked:Cfialk : They are not strum how frightfully nip
tionsitis tb the skin! howcoarse; how rough, hew sallow,
yellow; had unhealthy The skin appears afteresing Pre
pared chalk ! Besides it is il*loll4, COUttallill; large
quantity ot lead ! have prepared a benutital• vege
table article, which we call Jones' Spanish Lilly Whne.•
It is perfectly innocent, being purified.bf all deleterious
qfiabtlia,and it impairs to:the• skin a natural, healthy,
alabaster, clear, hvely white ;. at th e same time acting.
as a cosmetic on.the skirt, making it soft and smooth.
Tot. lanes Acifiereeri,Practiell Chemist of hliuntailui
setts, says : "After analysing Jones' Spanish Lilly White,
I find it possesses the most beautiful and natural, artd,al
the same time innocent; white I ever saw. I•cenainly
can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose skin:
requires beautifying." Price 25 cents a box. Direct ions ••
-the best Way to apply Lilly White, is with soft leather
or wool—the former tspreferahle. • .
A imm err or Trirru yea 25 Urns: —White teeth,
find 'breath, healthy gums. Yellow and nabealthylceth,
after being once or twice cleaned .with Jones' .Amber,
Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the most beautiful.
ivory, and, at the /111 Me timo it Is so perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine, that its constant daily use is highly
adventageotts, even to those teeth tharare fa gobd comb
tion, giving them a beautifal•polisli; and preventing a
premature decay. Those-already decayed it prevents
from becoming worso-rit also fastens such as is becoming
loose and by per s everan c e it will render the foulest teeth
delicately wine-, and make . the breath deliciously sweet.
Price 25 0r'371 cents a bor. All the above are sold only
at 82 Chatham sr., sign of the American Eagle,New York,
and by the appointed Agents whose names appear in the
next column. •
: Witt. TOTT rdi./311r, and get a rich husbtuid, lady . ? "Your
face is your fortune." Is't Denman', clear, fair? Is it
white ? If • not, it can be made. so even: dec. it be yel
low, diafigared, sunbumat; tanned and frec kled. Thous
ands have been made thus who have washed once. or
twice with Joneintallan Chemical Soap. The effect is
:glorious and magnificent. But be sure you get the genn
•me Jones' Soup, at the sign, of the American Eaglet 82
Chatharnetreet•
•
Ring-worm, Salt-rheum, Scurvey, Erysipelas, Barber's
Itch,ace often cured by Jones' Italian Chemical Soap,•
when every kind of remedy has failed. That it cures
pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, all know. Sold at
the American Eagle, 85' Chatham street • Mad,' reader,
this seldom or never fails. • • " '• ' •
•
.
- • *: • .C. INGLIS, Jr .,- Patterson. I
Sold atia.cisosss B 9 Liberty st i head of Wood, Sign of
of the Big Boot. • nov23: •
ONE , DOLLAR. TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS.
—Karriage.—Cortficientiat—Any lady between twen
ty and thirty, - posaciising a symmetrical form, good fea
tares, &c., is asked confidentially, can she suppose any
•auin could admire her while alto-has such yellow teeth;
such sallow, rough, coarse skini and such dirty, bad,
wiry hair, when, by spending the abirve sum, she might
have delicate 'white teeth, a pure Sweet 'breath, and a
beautiful head of hair. She can have beautiful white
teeth and sweetbreath by using a 2s. box of Jones' Am
ber Tootle Paste; a skin white, pure and spotless as snow,
by
,nsing a cake of the genuine .Toner' Dalian Chemical
Soap; and a beautiful head of hair by using a 2s.bottle of
Jones' Coral Hair Restorative. Do nor-form an opinion
against this before you trry, or you will regret it; but lie
sure to ask for Jones' articles. Sold only in New York
at 82 Chatham at. For sale by
• .• • •
WILL JACKSON, Agent, •
' B9 Liberty st, Pittsburgh.
CIANCER, SCROFULA AND GOITRE.—AmpIe ez
lIJJ it has proved that no combination of medicine
-have ever been so efficacious in removing the above dis
eaSeS,rte DR. JAYNES ALTERATIVE. 'thee effected
dares truly astonishing, not only of Cancer and other dis,
mutes of that clan, bin has removed• the most stubborn
diseases of the Skin Swellings, Dyspepsia, dc. This
medicine enters into the circulation, and eradicates dis
eases wherever located. It purifies the blood and other
Bolds of the body; removes obstruction in the pores of
the skin; andre d aces enlargement of the glands or bones,
kincreasea the appetite, removes headache end drowsi
- ;nl4 comptlho whole system, and imparts ani-
Intottuag superior to a in I,e w • o
is perfee tly safe and extreitelY pletisant;ind has nothing
of the diagnstlng-nausea accompanying the idea of ewer
levying medicine: , ,
fliCr,'Foreale in Pittsburgh at the P.F.1P712 TF,...K.STORZ
72 Fourth et:, near Wood. ' raitr2o
Reelpe, for-the: Human Hall , I •
tint, FORCE ITS GROWTH AND 'HEALTH; MARE
IT SOFT, SILKY, CLEAN AND FINE.-Petsfins
in consequence of •the many things sold, set down every
artiele,!(bei lt'ovef so good,) as a humbug;: If people
could be made to try a as. bottle ofJone , s Coral Hair Re
storative and sed how it makes dry. rusty, red, light hair'
Moist:, soil, nubemend dark; mid keeps it so; and'y its
use fcer semetime; causes if to 'grow naturally beannfull
If people could see the slumber of tiosr..respeciable me
chanies'.that use it, (aye, and and it the cheapest thing
they can use,) for dressing and beautifying the Hair; for
keeping it soft and in order three times as long ItS,Eit4
Other article, made; and• • -• • s •
. .
• Forces itto gnaw, stops its falling,:
And costs but 3 shillings totry. ,
We formerly sold nothing less than 31 bottles, but wo
wish people to try - it. Sold only 111,39 d b2l Chatham
street, New York, and by ; - -
mr2l, . • ; wm. JACKSON,Agt.. 69 Libertyet. '
Bowe', Cough Cand
1 1 ms - Celebrited artiele, so favorably knownlast win
' ter, is again offered - lb the citizen of Pittsburgh as a
certain remedy for Coughs and Colds, so prevalent at this
season of the year . - -
HOWE'S COUGH 'CANDY. is Me iiest article of the
kind ever offered to the public, and:We challenge any
person in the United -States to produce w beeper, More
pleasant and &fennel remedk for: the: cureofCooglisand
Colds. HO WE ac CO., Proatietorsi,
- Depot, No, 1 Zollegoliall, Gincianati„p
Sold by*.,Smyser, L. Wilcox, .li,; M. W Tawnsend,
Tarr. A. Jones; Will:Bladl!,:Druggista; and atar. Jack
son's, 89 Liberty street; Pittsburgh,. dec27:d3rn
DEOFFSTONIC ANO,.& - NTI- DYSPEPTIC PILLS
_LI The 'general properties of - these Pills are Coronae
rive ; Purgative and ',Conic.. the common disoideis
arising, from , imprudence in 'diet; &c., such as sickness
and sonntesS of the stomach, lieurtburn, headaches, &c.,
where a medicine is' required, this preparation very
applicable, for - its - carniiitative or soothing - effects • give
almpst immediate relief, When nausea or Sickness exist':
its pargative operation upon the stomath.4nd - bowels is
gentle and' effectual; and' its' tonic properties - impart
atiengthto the organs, thereby-enrtbling' these
organs to perform 'their proper functions with order and
regularity. The price him been'rednced from-51 to 211
For sale,' Wholesale' and' retail; by B. A. 'FAHNES.
TOOK .& • Cct., corner Front and 'Wood turd Sixth and
Wood streets, Agents for Pittsburgh; ' jel4
C'.
- - -
lONS LIMPTION ; seizes more victims than - any. other
-disease_ in our • country. The ;young, - the Old, the
tieautiful and. gay, are; all alike subject to its invidious and many a hectic cheek has been supposed to
blooms/4th the glow of - health. ;.hut every case origi
nates in a cold and cOugle , :Perhaps'deemed 'Unworthy
of'attentiou atlirst—suld . only met with remedies when
„too Jur., Watch the - irit symptoms with lealohs care,
and make inuMediate use of the Cough„ Balsam of 11. - A.
Fahnelnock & whialOviltnertaitily cheek its farther
progress, and restore the inflamed:organsh beautiful
;
For ants; by B. A. FABNESTQCK. & cor n er Ist
anct , Wood sts.; also, corner 6th tuld Wood. decli
11010' J. WILLIAMS, No. 12 North Sixth street, Phil/Wel
.lll,- plain, Venetian Bhndond Window 'Shade Martr(far
tuner, (awarded the - first and highest filedals r t the- Nea ,
York;: Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibitions, for the,
superiority, of his BLINDS, with confirmed confidencein
hismanulatitu*Yaskstilitrattehtion!ofituirclutsers to his,
'assortment of WOO Blinds of narrow and wide slats, with',
fancy and plairariminiugs, of now styles and colors ,— ,
Alas, a'large arid general assortment of Tran•T‘lrrnr
Windoto Sharlfes,•ull of which he will Sell nt the lowest
.01d" Blindi Painted and trimmed to look-egual to 'new.
'Dsat.xes supplied on liberal ferms:
The citliens of 'AlleglninY . Coni ty are respectfully in
vited to call,
h eforepurchasmg elsewhere:',-confidentof
irr OPe# fit 14.06fing.
To .Country itterehants,,
1103)K1NSONwauld remind you that you can now
.secure China,,Gkw, fitFeensware, 41.,, at such .
prices as never were heretofore odhred pt
Retnember;lls Wood street, 3 doors- below sth.
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T.
sabscriber informwthe• public !generally, ' tine
Househeepervand Retail Grocerspartioillarlyoliat
he to disecnitinningthe Queensware business,' rind
sell olf hie present meek at reduced prieesi 7 Phosevwho'
wish to obtain'CliimaiQucenswans; isr.diasr,--yrill find ;gi g '
a rare opportunity for getting such articles at theywant,.
much cheaper than the usual rates...
Remember the plaCe, CHINA' HALL, No. 118 Wood,
street, near the Aucticat store. - -
P. dispose of anyuhote Mock to any person:
wishing , to buy it, at a bargain. - '
jantial
I\TEW DAGUERREOTYPE: ROOMD;ttirit&i.,
fogs, Fourth strerkt—Hortm tr. - Mame:yr, Daguerreo-•
typi.sts:frout the Demerit eitiewgould eidltheattention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns,
.to their Daguerreotype of citizens and.otherty ,at rooms in
the third story atliarliefs building, 4th at.
•, Persons wishing pictures taken may rest'
assured Abet:
nopaina shall-be spared to produce them in the highest
perfection of the art:Our instrimienteare of the most pow- -
mild kind, enabling us "exectriegieturet udiarpaitied .
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The publieke
solicited toll-and- examine,— - • - -
Persona/sitting for meturei are- thithei'reguiritS6ar
ox
pectebn take them nalettsperfect intisfacuon
',Operators Will find thia a good depotfo . ektock.
- • `.:, • .; •
IlZrlnatnictioinl given in the art, contairtipgata&,,more.
recont-baprememernla.;,_ Ara.
.•
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THU° 041./11A7311ralliais .p1e..../litit."..L.
-IdERICAN-OlL7rwAyortyrat sibiraltralreTutraitr,,-,,
*., 4351 f . * toshretVratnl Wolof the fitist th 40 tdisyWd 44
a eiliffillffile ' , Pare' ror. Sfirains, tjtllllXlß> ,Catt-./lidrises,
ii ,
alds,4Suatili;i'PafteMfoilielrfe Wad llt,afi: l o;nfopl
Whoo p in g -G ouglylufliirtmnitory , l3oeq;Tfirbolßtrrto fad;
Itifinmed.Ey.....„ea F___latulencr..tficers.,Firrettiairet,:littd-i,.•-••••`,
I ..... ••• INr/..AaudATORY RHEURIATTW, ;', • *'-- •• I: k
Which yields thim effects inavorprislngeitnner.L.. • ...-,•,:. ,
I Ithaa.never yet:failed when; used according:4i dhe'al.: ,
[ions., Read the:following:, . *••• ',.., -•• , ' '•• •, • ' . '•• .- 1
~
MANCIIIMMII, Allegheny co., Fa..,, L
. .
_.. .• •. -.- ..- • - ..,,.,.....-.: November 18,184 d. lc,
• Thiele hietirtify, thatray:Teife ,'ldargitiet G/iriesi,:wae.. , t ,
,cured ; of it Rho amatinporiphrint of seven yenta runsillag..•
tiy which she NVIIB so Lama as to be obliged to use riatche -,- ..
ea. In one week she wrorsured by-American, ..
Vie American,
Oil, scald Walk eater as B[oa ]t without her enneEes• ~
: •,, ;" ....i .• :•• ~. • - ,•.. JONATWAN_SIHREIHR- "'
: This following is' cottrinatikated bylie.:WatiNeshifillt.' '
Jackson's agent forfiteabenville,•43.4l4 '''''"` • ' '''' '• '.''
' ''
' ', A gentleman near EttenbenyillecVlitinadbot t . i%- ;
to put tither of his feet to theigratindfortilfelte .
drulaequenee or lameiress, bribe tiseet:biillifiali. 'II
enabled to walk tun milesta is Ici.witithfp-orlitittbiiti:,
~It,t,;.'
likewise a - sovereign remedy; for' ' "." '"'",4'...,. ‘ ... 4 "' •,,.„„„- • • • ..
CONTRA OF THE ffilUßßEE'aarcar's'''
I • •'. DONS. . . ;:t: . •,:1i...r4
.
• The roll:mild/N. communicated by Wm.Nashillf•r '...
Jackson's aoMffit Stiaberiville i:,-.' fir. .--,
;,:''',
_ . '' ,. i,i"
• A lady residing in Steubenville, the :finge ist . f..wainioa.
hand's:vas to cotttratteelaa to de pr:fthe n5ka. 4 4 1 1.-a•:
Lot thirty-flie.yeare, ta necialreiy . ouredhy th e neg of Oaf xi. ,
battle of the'oll, sO that She now has' the,-parracCtlaei9fe.S:.
F iff i e :e ' ag e li t a e en n d d : t - 1 , - ;i n i t i th hat a e : a l e a s e i n t d b o t e th at e n e' d 'f ° o tt e aintiliertai.,r t '''‘i' oV e e .... 6_li ii..s . ll a ts e r f!riii7 d ie in: r r ieiattr l 77 : :!
.• , : ... •
Eel' PIE&.
in all cases not Organically ilicnratria: ',_ ..,-,,,' '' ' • .." '.. •
I A. lad y'r e sidinoriAllegitenyrilty was eaettiefli4o-4',
Of obstinate deafness, of yearebonlinitance,' by the ase, -
6f leis than one battle' of the Oil, so that Shp ,stud, stin' ;
hettni better than eheleitesei done before, ,•,. I.
..., ~,,.;;,
d• A gentleman well known in piushargh, .waii.carnil. or
elifitess 'of, nine years' staryling, by the use. of : a * WI:,
qtfautity or tha Oil. The nmes, and ielidenees_otitlia:,
lady and gentleman Will be 'given to_lhoie who deelersX.
at the office of the advertiser. .. ....
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,',,;"...
Its • piyperties are highly developed in the OlittalsOlitalti;
Surpnautglyepee'dy cure of 'elle:wee (if .
~...; - ~.. .4.,,,, •
: - I ' CROWD,' CRAATP, AND SPASMS:," ":" ,::" -. ... 1
Heveral eases of . Cramp Cholle have been. elriatuOo •
cured: dose'of the Oil; in the short ,spaati..siffiqi .
an hour. when the pithiewhave been ngonized withrpoti:
Ittrearative prapertiethavebeearOMPrAWYgn""9!l`, 1
In radical care of '-'' ' • • : -- ••; -.• •,..: ',-
' ''• " DISEASES *OF TAE IIin:NE. '
I A lady, the wife of a planter in Tiniticky, waslcurea •
effectually of ontiof the worst races of diseadad ? o,Piroi -
Which had: confined •her. to her bed for a 'consldenible , ;
tpe, in which'she could . not turn' hewer •' It.: in alio • a'.
sure remedy and.perfect cute for paithiLirthei sniall of the '
back, and
: • INFLAMMATION, OF THE IGIVEYS:'• • ''' l '-
. Read the following: . • _ ..''-• ' ' ' ' '•
..
..Maxie : • ' ' nrreatatotr,Dee4B,l:46.. , ;
. ./Ulayl to certify that I was a fi licted with greatpain in
the small of my back and kidnervhkt.affeeted sae so , '
muchthat I could not stand upn . By rubbing eater
sally : and using half a 'teaspoon I nternally,_arght and morning, morning, I was entirely cured. • ' JOHN - RWDLE
~. , • -•- • near Warren, Armstrong co., Pa.
nigenueman of Pittsburgh, afflicted. with a - violent In
thrunation or the kidneys...llw palrr trf.whielveatused,
.him to faint—was completely. eared; in three days, by the
;use of the American Oil. ... .
... •• ' ' '-'• ': s'
The quialitici of this - .' '
- . - '. '.• - ...
NATURE'S OWN. IttrirP.Y... .
is extremely penetrating and .mitt - lad costae-.
ouently ii confidently recommended .as a inviereign torn-)
edy 'wherever inftrimmation exists, either external °Tin
•ternal. Used immediately after.a.cut, birlfrie '1 wound,,
'it will cure and prevent . .• • • -•- -'•: •
GANGRENE AND PITORTU'ICATION. .. '
It has, In addition, been found a salutary, pleasing and
effective remedy. for those very unpleasant and'iocorw . e..
Merit diseases,
. '-. GRAVEL -AND URINARY COMPLAINTS. '
..
• Ilia. Price, SO cents per bottle. - •:.• • ..; P , ' ,''• ' '
Caution...4le on Your Gittardr, , ,
.:.• .:
The Baptising excellence and grawing : popplariry' ..
the American Oil, has induced some dishoneri Persona --
palm upon the public, misecuble itnitationa ot.this truly,
valuable medicine, for the purpose of dezeiving. thaintr:
wall', and defrauding the Proprietor.: •- . . „.
In order to be sure of obtaining the genuine, obrery . • •..
the following amm =Noe: •.. • • • • -." - •
Ist., See that the name 4 Wm. 'Jackson • ED Liberty at I,
head of Wood at.," is printed on the label of the wroypa;
of end% bottle, to imitate wbieb is felony. :
2d. That each bottle is thelose'd in h' pamphlet'
ins fall directions for use; and also containing this nailed
and• address of VA::: Jaelsein, General Agent for the
PrOprietors • li kewise, th e mime nnil. address of th e prq
pnetors, D. flail er. Co., Kentucky. • -'- ' •••'.
3d.•Furehase on= of • this. advertised Agedta; all or
whom have a show bill; on' which is printed the names of.
the Proprietors and General Agents-‘4lnut: D. Hail & Co.?
Proprietors, Kentucky.. Wm. Jackson, Pittsburgh, -Pa' .
General Agenufor• We stern Pennsylvania, end port . of
Ohio and Western Virginia • and' the , printers' names- , ••
AP:Millie & Shryock, Pittstnirgh—printed at the bottom , .
of said show bill. • •• • .' " ..' •1
4th. Observe — the American Oil Is of a da r k
green color, without any sediment, and its specific gravi
ty lighter than water. 'ffile counterfeits are mostly of a
black el:dart—some white, like spirits oh Turpentine,
said to be refined and clarified;- some &num 011•••oth
ens a mixture of other Common oils; tend Due a ta.ct,fokky.
looking mixturo,parportlugio route finiu de oPittannro
and Auegbeity Dispensary Co.',None 'of theihr dorm-
terfeiti possess either the'virtrio or the. yams..o'll4'ov!
AMERICAN arr.: • • - ' " • • • -
Irt - Sold wholesale nnd retail hg,Vint;'WKSlEVtt;
General nod Sole Agent for. the Proprietor' in ,, Wlletiern
Pennsylitintia, Weetera 'Virginia, and: Northern . Ohio;
and by the following duly appointed:Agents:in Allaglornir _
coarity,Ta.: . `• • - -• -,i' .. l• ... . -, C.. .'' E.", g„
'Jonathan Ghnest, Manchester-
Alexander Aitlate, Wylie street.
. J. R. , II: Jacques, - Binzultgha.m.:l 7..
- Wm:l. Smith, Tempe - mac evi'lle.. - •
a - H.:Starr, Sewickley.:
--. Edward Thompson, Wil Winsburgh...
• Daniel Negley, East Liberty:,
11. Z. .Kitchell; kinsbargh.s
Thomas Sharp:Au:Th.
HI Rowland g Son. -- Nl'Reesport:
C. F. Diehl,'Elizabeth. t
Johxr.Black, Turtle Creek. '-
— l -INPE!rto - siony,'Balrerttßivii 2' ,
Samuel Springer,
- JamealtllKee, , Stewartsbawn.. ,
-Riley 151 , Laugblin, - Plum township : - T ..
I.'Fulton,'Taretliam. • • •
:. , Jeremiah Fleming, leavr - renterlle...:z . :
- • Reber! Williams, Artkursville. - ..•
CroatPalliates:it graduated galicarxteßs . tterey
AND PATENT INRULAPED'POLEO,—.,.-' -
1 1 "111sinc1L AND 02E018 rtirsuiestrods"rir the only
instrument of the kind that has fiver.been iiresented
in this country or Europe for medical mimeses, tultf is the
only one ever known to man,by,whicl the, galvanie fluid
can be conveyed to the human eye, the ear, the brats',or
o any part of the body, either exterrially,or latermilfY,-
of a definite, gentle streetaxxvithoritshockeor_pain7-with
perfect safety=-and often with the hitiPPiest effectr , "
Thinlinportnnt apparatuif is no* highly approved of
bymnriy of the most eminent physicians of this ebuntry
and Eurepe,,to' whoa, the afflicted' and • others'Whoa,' It
may cope ern can be referied. Reference Will' else far
given'
t°malY'highl3'resPet O ble'cit i le ' ' ;g h t V6
eenued,bymettsoftlismstyaluablti) _have
the most inveterate"
Could ant be removed hy, any etheikativinilheirmi. ' '
Among voribui others;ithaur eflprededlto ildrair
ably adapted for the cure orthe Vitt;
nervous h,:ridache and otherdieurderief
with this appar'atus'alonethalthe operator: eti.tr coito+o''
the,galvtunc fluid with ease and stifetyla theriiye;llo - kr*.
store sight, or cure amadrosan , to the elit'ta re - mete hear
ing ; to the tongue ei ether organsTraiebtore speech ; and
e "Varians parte of the body; the the. , entenor '
ileumatism,asthme,rieuralginof tiedolotireeox, tuill
ysis, or palsy, gout, chorea or St.'. , Viths' thgtfe4.epftepty,
'weakness. from sr mine,- Pima diseneee , pectiliar td TE
utalen, contraction of the limbs,.lcnik-jewyetc.ietc
Rights for surrounding, counties of Western 'lrrai.,and
'priv - ileges, with the instrzunent, maybe yrinehasedi hind
also tested for the cure:of xiisenses:
Full instructions will be given for the' variouss cheml
cats to be used for various diseases, and theticat manner
for operating.for the cure of these-diseaseis . ,will
fully explained tattle purchaseriand it pturrphlht pat into
WS hands 'expressly Tor thehe purporsi, 'carefully pre
pared by the patentee. 'Enquire • •
WILLIAMS, Ilne'street;
'near 9th st.Rettil,"Pittdb'g.
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SALT R11.1„1172t1; SQL,RVT, OLD
LAS,..Rarber's itch, Chaps, Sors - Reardr . ,-'2071a.--
This biased by maniplaYsicition in' this:City at eunagthe
above, and we wauld not codsbienosoll' nilllaless we.
knew it to he all we ' State. - . -
Asa cosmetic, the true ,lIINRWS StlldPlistierliiipS the
only,article.ever known that removed impurittesl, - sind'
'cleared' and - beautified 'the Shin, - making - it;So% 'clear , smooth and'Oltiteas art indints: Rut,taind; it it sold Eal
Chatham st, N..Y., and by
ni' a e2s • 69 Liberty itreetl'i'itt ttr,
ittlLElta r M
itIB, o.o*, AND ropy.,ollE=;. - .
A respectable gentleman called at our alik e as he
said, to inform uslitat he had beesiafilicted for 1.5 years
with - Rheumatism or Gout,, and, occasimsally .
-Doloreux; that - lie; had been- frequently' cenined - -to'his
room for 'months togothirLoidlothitiOtffdiettihe most
- tehse and exerucialing pain, , but that-la - felt litv bed thesis
tieing aynt's A/teratire, frotirivhiCh-he found thettiOstscig
nal and unexpected relief. Re 'says - louitir,thstoodi
eine very pleasant arul effective, .and , that he ndw con.
siders himself perfectly cured.--PhiradriphfoNoriftinttr
hfeacAbteit'reiliMithVil.rliCeereralitEinn.s.cilinwi...hiG:sthmlAe:geT7rehagerolitliratenl:tdeatienit4nd'd°:NthrlBoaedstete,har!hlian!
'disagreeable eruption-of the. Shan: 'lrideed; thi's - whole
system bore the marks of being sainratedowlth
l O o n st e th ilan e use- o f dnlid re S h i Mi lv d e every , part being cetiered With
deep, 'painful,' and.oifensive ulcers, ,, and were an hollow
and porous as an honey-comb. It nntitut this stag arias
complain; when sleuth aPpeared•inevitable- from+a fromloath
some disease; that ho eamtneuced the use of Jayne' VAI-
terative, - and having taken sixteen bottles, is now Perfect-.
ly cured.
The.Alteralve Ws. eirculatiM4 i and
purifies the blood and eradicated isaitatiTroni*,thp:siatem,
wherever located, and the'nuniereas titres Atte Phr
formed. in' diseases of 'theL_Skin, egnbnr;'iintorton, gee;
liver complaint ; dkapepsin phd Other clivoidodise,, asua r la
"truly astonishins.,--Sptrit 41 . the .Thnes: ,
For tole m Pittsburgkitidicx:Rntr#4 , trptig
7.2 Feu., street- • ' - - • • •
intal9hlneo4.
VOX'S QP COUG.4.ING-ia.the might awyery i ta nbi t ,
some. They break in upon the hours of repose . .. 4l d
exhaust the strength of the ellirerer,iXA.:Fohnealock
& CO.'. COVOLlbtal , §lol , bstallseen,esninengy, luer ees s.,
Tulin easing and curing these unpleastun spells. Ifa
person is roused iu ntgyi, by si;spagrr i o p. rougiat a
tea spoonful of the; ousti ualsatilim w ow,. it. silo:, 'ln
toilet', and; as. it is palatable, leaves no ut pleasant lista
behind.. If once used, it,vvili_trike 'precedence over all
others, as a remedy for coughs,colds,.
Prepared. rind 4rislcr- brit- A.- "PAIINEsT r Oblt yt fa.
corner Ist and Waod'streatifidnd Cotner -11th,11.11dAliW1
streets.' " '' ; " 1 •
DP- RALPH'S esthgtuk.s.Tira: V.Ehtee4h.t.4,..Pp4a. aFe - T4r.
*r d ei°the4ese: ant NI - Ot d CrthO'
• -, - Pip lig, thittiltd
Also' by ; 'Win. Cole, Allegheny city: J. Q. South, thr
sdilfthl6l,TiiiiiilloCfa,k:lprrirm,aitreet,Flah,litalst....
fa „ . .
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WAI. GO.TI''Y
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