itiat - tan' ton's:
• "..,,-,;121/11.1iillaLa'XIVEl.44 •
„ CC11115.0 ILES7 ows tizzy dr..' E.) ;
I§l,lci L _,k"enitilr arise bttoiens FLOW: f I MI. etrg:V ttisi
CANU.IAVKu4EIfei torsti'eet ietto; le elf lispeti L liy- •
.211,•slrouls.PIP4Ps( b' l , 9 1 1,W at g C -I P sets iP 4 ! den
&cc, Iceep, coast* inl . lkocid 3ckracto4.leluro co or s
from Ito 8 lbs. to 110 isque.ttl,foot,lit ample or . o
fee...cvlticlitht:Nclllllcrashl:o 'Ole trade , cooircue,„
be vitiated.,
PARl2k l P" ilAtY ` e* in
-7-
11 ti •
y, 4oilciparaelore cold keep. conl p ) . for ,
ud
/ ' ead9 cram 2 'to t inch ealibi t e s i aque o actelpip tu e, ,
4 cgiteytug*atertrcirci ipiuma t ftiid bed i l
m lb l e ii.o ef ol ta
rorti put:4p
,orireels '
:feet orkiwkreel r liiith direelio le tia ng e th s i0 9 ,114e r r :ro'rie tans rnlt r h a ed .
"1486'911a41:4'11.11W6:5q1Ti‘!ISti-Olii-,a Ocoe •
eritsuct.on. ; Pumps, for...wells or eist
Nemtitpeiror bast troarii4`atiiiii7delPs.
,t4 4thr oorprob "' l w elct ill anxi j)f e - r 6 , 11 T - o de n s l l q P o . . cli r_ o l t t e re ? fnm, _
from the - coßetty ek!,..p177, , Peelt
lead, or punipe. *ill to eelvokKoMP lll 4 l 9”led
.
je27-Adve
W. nests.' Di fak ~.. ..
. SECURED. BY LETTERS,PA.T.ENT
I:-..
PUBIAC ; ATTENTION t 6 satiated to an entire new
article. of RAILING;.mede of wrought iron bars
and soft annealed rods, or wire,.and'exprepttlydesigned
for encloting,Cottages, !Cemeteries, Balconies, Public
t p
Grounds, &e., arices varying irate AD cerittto.s3,o o the
-running foot. It is made in pelmets Of various lengths;
-- 21 t 0.4 feet high, with wrought iron posts,lfinektquare,
at intervettingdistanees of 6 twit) feet. , ,r If desired, - the
' . pturnels can be made of tiny height,atkiontinuons spans
".. 0f,50 - to 60 feet s with or without,posis, ~No„ extra - charge
The, comparative lighutess, greaistreligthat4l durabil
. itY,of theAVIRE BAILING, the beerity of itsraried or
.. narrienial.designstogether with the exireray e lx-lowprice
at which- it it sold, are c ausing it tool/Rem tz• -ills. Cast
• Iron Railing, . wherever their cellnparative"inerits have
, ' • - , been, tested: For further particillars address .. _
INIARSIIALL & BROTHERS',
~. . . _
.-; .:-,..- - ..2. •. - .., ••I ' .: • .Agentittfor Patentees ,
" - t mg' Ttfirril Diamondalley, near Smithfield Bi - -P:ll , 4)nm ,
.•••• ustrwvrare,, cutlery., Saddle O s 'me. -
-- - TORN ,tIITALKER, Importer mut Deafer in Foreign and
"- -: DJ' Ikenettie -4„ardtoare, respectfully announces - 4o his
- -"friernit and the ptiblic generally, that ho if now reeelm
' ' clag: his" Spring supply. of Hardware; Cutlery, Saddlery;
. • -- : fse.;lit his stand, No. 85 'Wood street, which he will dis
- - - .pose of on the most reasonable terms. . - . ....„,
.Be will continually, be receiving fresh supplies. direct
from the manufaennirk in Europe , and thit eor.ntry,
which will enable - him to compete with any house, East
- ..11e particulmly invites she intention of customers to"
his ecellent-assortment of Table and Spring Cutlery,
"•&e, which is of fashionabte pattcrns•and from the Most:
"- popular manufaettimrs. . • - - .„ :.
- sits media Carpentees.Tools is large, and of excel
.... • " ' --
Of general-liardwate stock, he has every variety of
. ,
Western Merchants and dealers, generally are in;
• " :vited. to call and examine - hit stock. maro.6:6l•W
. ... _ , . . ____ . .
ociptrs•ls .IPatent. Concave Beater Churni
BUTTER IN FIVE MINUTES!! - -
t". - -Nr call the attention of the nubile to the article head
• . .... - .• ii?g this adverusernent,and invite the enterprising
anktunstut to cilia:lld yrimess its operatien. All adirem.
- "tisernents in relation to this invention; to the hmedreds
l• 11:-...Who,hatie,iteen,it. tested, is s.upererogadon , .
l l• - •". -; mass,
Churn will prod u ce Butter. gatlierlrfg i tnt a
r, - mass, troth sweet milk, in. five to ten minutes! and from
/ . 2, crerunpupared, as families usually prepar e . it,..in' three
to five m
i gd TI tes_ r
M. titilitynf Ibis inventnnt is ti parent, us bolter
i. -, ' flutter. pasi be produeed (tom sweat. milk, or cream, th tut
- . - cream. soared in the Disualway ; and by:means - of this
chard", a.)ittle girl or boy can perform, to fife or ten
- . - - initiates; what has heretofore required the tabor of a wo
. ,-. • man ,or man for cine or two hours, and sometimes half a
t • . . , fitl.•By:simply,.tarnmg a thumb screw, the . - whole inside
...
--dasher is taken Out, leaving nothing hut ihe Batter and
milk ill the plain-wooden box; ,_ ~,
4 .. . 4th. It-is the cheapest Churn ever inventefi,as the situ
' ..... , failicity. -Of- its construction (though 'embodying •a..-fgreat
1" • . • - philosophical initiciple)mates.it bu t little to manufac
...
sth It is a common-sense Churn, as all.will adantwho
.- tviliyxnmma it.
"..3-Vet Witt: , the public to call and Witnesi its operation
in out office in the Diamtind, near the Black_ Bear :rev
. " •
.. era, and atJ. F. Becklumi's, Federal a
t, Alleghen PRICE.
y': •
- magl-dlint*gra --.CAMEON &
• .Wall P - aper arehpune,, . .-•
alkfttl - ET STREET. PITTSBURGH;PENN'A.
THOMAS PALDT.EIL , .
P.SP.ECTPULLY announces' to his friends and ens
- Xis touters, 'shim he hail had at no past period •so exten
sive a Stock as he bus at present. lie can offer to pur
chasers,_on very moderate-terms, as the old established
„stand' salfarlan surd, almost every article in:his line—
includingcountingloom..bed ehatnher,dining-room,par
lor and nail - Paper. With 'Borders, Landscapes, Fire
board Prints, Paper. arid- Trauspaseed Window Shades,
Mattel and Bidders , „Boards; Writing, Wrapping - , and
Tea Paper; be is abundantly: , supplied, and . requests
merchants and trinsekeepers'lo call and examine his as
., .:Itat t ra raid Tanners , Scrape taken in trade, at the high
marla.dlkwhea •
Paper Hangings. '
TAltl nderZeceiving, direct from the manufacturers in
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore; a large and
well seleMed assortment of all the latest and Most im
proved styles' of Satin, Glazed and common PAPER
HANGINGS, consisting of—
'-'lo,ooopieces of Parlor and Fiesta ; •
1.0,01:0 " Hall and Colamn
'HI,OPO• " Dining-room, chaniber and office Paper.
Which I would particularly invite the attention of those
'.having Douses. to Paper, to call and examine, at the
• • Paper Warehouse of . • . S. C. HILL,
BsasluBs«.
1 IfESSRS.IItS.,HOW.A.RD tle CO, No. 82 Wood sired,
' :01 would 'cell the attention. of the public:la; "their
pie-sent stool, of Paper Hangings; which, for variety,
beauty - of durability and cheapness, is unsuzpasi=
.ed by any.eitholishment in the Union. . .' ,
Besides a. lateand full assonment of Paper of their
Own manufacture, they are now receiving' a direct im..
portation of Frenehand English styles of. Paper Hang
'
togs, purchased by Mr. Levi Eloward;one of the - firm,
now in Europe, consisting or— _ - .
Parisian manufacture, ... .• • ••10,000 pieces.
London do. 5,000 do.
-.Of their own manufacture, they have 100,000 piecei
Paper, and 1.2,000 pieces Satin Glazed Window
tsc..
Messrs. James Howard* Co.ihave spared neither ex
' pease nor , labor in their endeavors to rival the Eastern
Wall Paper establishments, both in quality of manatee,
--•-triza arid variety of pattern, and they are warranted in
assuring - the public that they
The whole assortment, foreign and home manufacture,
: will be offered on totals as row as Mose of Eastern
manufacturers anti mar 27
- - New Literary Emporium.
A L -
new depository or. Cheap-Pabltcanons has been
,A, ',opened on Third_ - street, opposite - the Post Office,
where may tie - found a genernlassortment ofthe popular
it
rature of the day. - The proprietors have made the
literature
ample. arrangements for procuring all new works as
stgart as issund.from the press.
.'• MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS—AII the most
Valuable" Magazines and Weekly' Newspapers can be
road at theircoanter by the single namber orbythe yar.
STATIONERY—Lever and cap Paper, pens and pen
'. ells in short. every thing in the stationery Ime, and o
the best:q nality, tor sale cheap. -
mU510,..4.. large assortment of the most approved Pi
forte Music, bound and otherwise. -,This ran s ie,
.pronounced by the mostdistingaishedprofessoritobethe
- best colleetion ever offered for sale in .the Weit. " '-
The United States Oddrellows , Directory for 1510, got
tip in convenient styles. • , -
Without particularizing furiher, we respectfully re
. macst a. vis •
it to oar store room from the - publ e ic
' es. HDIMES, Third stret, -
inbid2B": opposite:d:l . °st Office.
ammeomiNNEll
•
Josturark Rhodel• - • - •
• TOLESALEFRUMERFAI AND CONFECTION
' .--- ER; No.o Wood street—
• • boxer , Orang,es; . 500 cans Sardines;
.225 -
Lemons -800 hf:'‘ • "
180 dozen LemonZirup;. -15 0 qr." "-•
• 400 box.es Herring ;•
1000 drums Figs:.: •
• - ' ' 200 his Raisins, tn layers; 2000 Cocoa Nuts ;
t - 150 hf. bzs. " 8 brixes Maccaroni;
' • 100 qr,. • . . 8 ` 4 Vermacilla ;
75 trails Iraica Almonds; 25 cases tuned Pickles
-100 LOUboxes 'shelled „ 4O caska,Curyatus
8 bales Bordeaux 4‘ "
• , . - 10081 s. cut Tissue P aper;
10 'Malaga .50 rms.white Riga raper;
': • 3, " paper shelid " : 15 cases Prunes; ; ;•-
3 ". " 14 mats Dates; -
t • •40 bags• Filberts; 4 cases Liquorice ;
'Walnuts; 1091 s. Vanella Beans;
.50. --" •Cream. Nuts ; 20 bxs A Nol Ra.k Candy.
r.- - 40 ‘ 4 , 'pecans; 20 "wti'e and yel. "
10 bids. . - eases rlorsuce, cal i
Joel received and for sale - byy' • -
sattr29' ' JOSHUA RHODES
Oreetiwood Gardens
11E: now ;open for the sale of a large collection of
7.4411.;.Green Elouse:Plants,.of the choicest varieties.
Also,a large collection of the finest Dahlias antLAnnal
t Flower.Pla.ats will be ready to deliver in pots on the Ist
. . .
.
. 44 ‘..eY.. s. of the. ohoiest FloWors put up at the shortest
P•Mtuet
C7 '
"lice - 11 be "open for the general reception of
; The
GeTdens of APril. •
• Nialtbrisonthe 2•3 ay
dgr fine new steamboat, (the Thomas
c.,. C n a w_ P i ta ns e ftl iee " e-
e' running. from the Point,' foot of
tri the On ereen r ' cl e o the Yd day of April. tranr2.9'
------- ----__
.- . Dlttott ell's; Map,. _
If L AY A CO. have taken • the exclusive agency for the
-.• .. radii orlifitchell's superior Maps, for Pittsburgh and
... 'Western Peirnsylvarcia, which will be sold at his reduced.
•'Plilladelphia prices. - • " • ..•
The Map of the. VirorldiOn Idegaturhi PrOlection, is the
largest and most comprehensive work of the kind ever
: , published in America.; it is 13k feet from East to West,
-:.and Rfrom North to South, accompanied by a book of
-- 800 pager; cpbudningeonsultingAdex;consultingwhieli
• ; ••
any item on•the.'Mar3 may be readily : focuid i also. Geo
, graphical deicriptious of all'the eountrica on .the Globe.
The Reference and Distance Map of the . United States,
•- -in•le:scale - of 2.5-miles to an inch. comprising the States,.
\-''.' Cottntiei Township il,ae 4 ill. th . o•stniOlf, accompanied b
•• • ;'33: - Vciliane Of 4300pagesi 8v o:, - which includes an index of
I.Conuitits;Yowo3l&44.l9Rether W.ithOkOnePifieseriPtion
..- at theginted States. - • • -•- .... - •
•.... 2 The Natinarl' Moir of ,the Americal * Republic, or
-,
United Stallplot , lrniexica. ,- •
• _....: ,
`..i -. • Univers a l - Atlas, containing Maps of the Empli es,
gdoras; Stevie and Republics, with a special Mup of
; each or the United States; coraprehended on ..73 sheets,
forming a series of 117 Mope, a large folio' Volinne, e
els ,
-•• .'' A Map or Texus, Oregon and California, - with all the
_routesdistirictly marked out to these ciintries. ' - •
;•J'Alare supply-of the - above Maps, small , and large,
.. .: Will be kept constantly on hand and for sale it the Book
. ~.. ;.... and Paper •Warehouse, corner of Third andllirond etc.
CUBIC .YABLIS• OF GRADING. -' •
tram ihnninghata Town Council, desiring to contract
.' . -I . ....withrsome suitable person or persons for the exca.
~- voting of 15,%10 cubic yards on the streets, will receive
sisaled proposals,for the whole or any part of said work,
until the 4th of April next, at which time the work will
be lot to the lowest and best bidder..
Proposals to be -left`With Pkwcurr, Street
Cominosioner, where a specificatic , n of the wort may
beiebtr." By order of the Council.
ritarSkdtd THOMASBLACRMORE, President.
EMMI
10ishionable
No. 29r.ltraikei ''street.-Second door ' ' below 'Second 'Stria.
- ' o. Avutcrirr.BUß434., •
ESPECTFULLY anneunc es "to - hls nbmeronk friends
Med tollm (+blie, that he has removed his Fashion
able - Heed-quarters from Liberty street to haw Store,
on Market, 241 door' from Sac ond kttic , M. 'Hots constant
ly prepared to make to
. order, of flu , : meat fine thal
-Matchers, in n'Superiai Manner' thitl at 'very reasonable)
prices, every article, of Fashionable Clothingtof whiCh'
tiff crimPlete - StOck - of 'choice 'and s'electedl
E . :mita; English and: Belgtan'Cloths. CaSsititercs, VEst-!
ings, kc.;of the latest and,rnost desirable patterns, are
TaructilerlydesiguetL" ,
- klehaselso On hand' a itch ; stock of Retnik!made,
Frishionarde Clothing, which he will sell very low
t.
feh27tYl V3iltark,erst4 ; b l door from Second si.
110--.HOUSE-KEBPERS autornots.:lassotsctaU:=Yhel
subscriber has reeeiited - , and no•W' on Inimi; a large;
assortment of Housekeeping Goodg, eomprising,ib parr;
8-416-4'; 20-4,12-4 Bid Conon Shettings •
• 0-4,•104L 124 Barnsley Sheetino ;- •
Pillow-case'-Linea and and ; •
Marseillei Quilts:Blankets ; •
' - Plain and embroidered Tulle Covers r • •
Do. do. Fraud do t
Windsor Drapery; Turkey Red Chintz; - ••• ;-
Bair Windsor Holland, LinemTable Cloths; - • i
Damask Table Linen; u'll widths; •r' •Napkins, • •
Doilies,Diaper Crash,lce.; - &e.; which will
be sold at lowest prices; at 0 - ;• • , • -
• - • • ROBT.TI.IIIOIIPSONB,
• No.lllo lgarkeist:;3lloort.trimil Liberty.
JGANE., cAr4TwstiL, have past received, at
SO - Market street, unrivalled Selection of--`
Bead' ; Reticules and Purses . ;
Patti and Combs
China Sets, Accordetins;&c. - •
mar23IIIOGAN. & CANTWELL.
•
. New Aiciodai, tst Altirnber.. • iftrsttlxle
CORNER or FOITREIr.AND NARK= STRZELN, PITENITIROgI
GREAT BARGAINS.!—The subscriber , has just rat
:turned from the Eastern Cities, and is now receivin a
g
vary,extensive assortment FANCY AND STAPLE
DB. GOODS, adapted to the present season, nud em
•hr a stock for richness and variety pot arirp assedhy •
at.s. establishment in the West.
DRESS GOODS! :
•
Very glossy black,Silks ; iCrtiVlll3 and Collari•
Hand some dress', ,do. ;Black love Veils nad'llakm.;
RI& chatige.able ; do.. I.faconet and Magnus.
Bich changeable Satin de;Plaid and striped Muslius;
Chines; ' illandsome Ribbons;
Mode andhigb coPd • FrecelitGloves,-Hosiery, &c;
merinos;iCiathe for Closirs; •-•
Modeand high cord Muslin,Terkeri Shawls; •
de Lainei ; !Cashmere do.
Newstyte ituis lin de Lairres;:,PlaikThibet Shawls, silk
•Sattn striped Cashmeres; • I fringe
Fancy do. do.. iPlackThibet Shari's, do.do.
Black and. olored ALPOCASOREICk. ACE 1 do.
Plaid Ginghams, bright co- , ,Silk do. do-
; lora; • • . Brochir, do. •
New style Nirettes ;_ I Cloth do.
Gala Plaids ,bright colors; - so.
Callarenia Plaids; . ;Low Priced do
Meek-Bomazines' - • •• ;Plaid Cloaking.o.
. • CALICOES--OREAT_REDUCTION
• His stock of Calicoes is very large ; it .has been se.
lected with mach carer-with; particular reference to
fastness of coloring, durabilify .or fabric, - and beauty of
design. These goods are lower than they have ;ever
been before, and axe, Worthythe particular attentibo or
parchasers: for
• The belt Calicoes o6} etc. ever offered;
Double purple Calicoes, English, V 2& cents;
Green • "
Oil Chintz; Britishchintzes ; _
New style Merrimack Calicoes;
•
Rine • do. - do.
Blue and Orange do: „
Furniture- do. •
• • - • CHEAP DRESS GOODS. • • "
A'large lot of low priced Muslin de Lainet, ot the low
price of ifil• cents per yard.
• Also; Black Alpacas for 12-/ ets per yard. . Very good
and very handsome dark and bright colored Plaid G ing
hams, for - Ltli cents, warranted fast colors.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
'Steadied Muslin!, 61 , to 12 •
Yard wide Unbleached, &fro 9;
Bed 'Pickings, very cheap; •
• ''Casinetts 3 Drillings, KentuckyJeansi .
• CheektfLitiings "Plaid Linteys • '
.13omesueciingkr4.s, 4atinirsQsliirtingt;
Colored Cambries;
Flannels, lower than ever offered;
Canton Flannels.
. • •
LINEN GOODS!
irisk Linens, Linen Lawns ;
Damask Table Linen;
Do. do. Cloths;
• Russia Sheeting;
Do. Diapers;
Linen Drilling, Crash.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! ,
A , large , stock of Blankets , from coarse to very fans,
also Blue and Drab. Blankets, fine Mid very fate, for
Overcoats.,
GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Fine and superfine - French and Euglish Cloths and Cas
simerce; Over -coatings; Silk and - Linen Pocket Hand
kerchiefs and Cravats; ()loves; Suspenders; Wk. and
Merino Under Garments Merino and Cotton Half Buie,
The subscriber having made extraordinary prepara
tions for the Falland Winter trade, and having parches
•ed his Goods ander the advantage of markets unusually
depressed,. can confidently promise his customers the
best bargains he has ever. een able to oiler-
Customers of the house, and purchenerally, are
respectfully invited to call. (nov42olasers g
PHILIP ROSS.
Terrible ROVOIIII.IOII-•••-SSISIM T riumpboas et
1010 GAN to- CANTWELL; (sign of the "'ea No.'Sfi
„EL Market street, would respectfully beg leave to call
the attention of the public to their new atock of Goods,
just received and opening from manufacturers and im
.porters, of which they feel confident that price and-qual
ity will give nitre satis faction, our Motto is—" Quick
Sales and Small Prieits,
Our stock consists, partly, of the following articles,viz:
Ladle's , and Gentlemen's Breast Pins; late styles; Guard
and.Vesf Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets; Fin
ger and Ear Rings; Pencils and Pens; Slides and Studs;
Steel Buckles, for Ladies' Head Dresses; Madalon's
Card'Cases, shell, pearl and velvet ;'Coral Beads; Ala
baster Boxes ; fine Rosewood and Ebony Shaping Cases,
furnished ; Siver Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all kinds;
German. Silver 'Spoons,Mll kinds; Silk Steel Bead Bags,
And Purses; COtton Bags und Purses; Hair, Tooth; Nall'
and Cloth Brushes; VlOlins, Aceordeons, Flutes and
Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors; Globes and Paper
Holders, Shell. Dress and Side" Combs, latest styles;
Chida Vases, Fruit. Baskets, Agate and Glass Vaies.
Mugs and Cologne Bottles ; 'fables, Chessman and
Badtgairnraon Boards; Silk Tapestry •"; Brussels ntal In
grain Carpet Sugary/ Wow, Market and Side Baskets;
Chairs, Wagons, Cradles;: . &c. die ., with.% large assort
ment of Toys and y Arti ties, teo numerous lo
fsept9
•_.2 . :_____ _
. - business Card. „.
TYRANTS AL Irbl.L AS.MONOTOL lES.IIII7STFA LL:
SO MUST PRICES; .
CH (IA will be proven by calling at hieGunte's
'. •Vtishionable Tailoring Estatolishment,Third street,
St. hence Beading,.
'' Morro: Snicurprgftts and trujeksaktt. - ,
Ituilierr : TreSA and good, • , • • :
,
Comerrnios : Vvryfar in shebstr.kground.
My , old customers t and all others, are respectfully in
. ' used thud am waiting for them, , hieGUIRE,
. , Tailor, St. Charles.
oet2S
Bleached 'Goods. • •
A A.IIASON rt. CO., No. 60 'Market street, hive just
Ai.. received, the folloWiag
,welt known brands of
Bleached Misting, viz . „.
7.8 and 5-4 Preached James' Steam ;
R .
5-4 " Naninkeng "
" Mason," "Poiranoket," "Carliste,'","DorehesteT,
isignmond," "Grafton," "A," "Pittsburpik"."Lawrenee,”
"Roston Pillow Case," 't Farnsworth,' &c., Sre— All Al
'which, together with many styles not here mentioned,
will be sold at EASTERN' PRICES, by the piece or pack.
Shirting Matins And leilsh Linens.
WR. MURPHY invites the particular attention of
. thoie wanting the above Goods, to. his desirable
stock, consisting of the best make, from the most approv
ed manufacturers, and the latter warranted pure dos.—
He has just received an additional supply, andis offering
Shining 111usliris of a superior quality at a very (ow l
price. Also, • • - • •
Sheeting and Pillowmase hlusline;
D.aperS and Crash;
' Table Cloths,Towels and Napkins
Blankets,' Quilts, Counterpanes; and
.• . ,-Honsekeeping Dry Goods generally.
LADIES ,- DRESS , GOODS—Such as French Merinos,
• Ferment's, plain and fancy De Laines, (some new. styles
ust received ;) Alpacas, Ece. . . •
• The season being far advanced, all these Goods will be
wild at prices that cannot ?ail to please. .
WholcSale Rooms up stairs.
To Country illerchants.
MURPHY, at_ his Wholesale .Rooms, 'North' ,
R.
east corner of. Furth and Market streets, Pitts
burgh, (up.stairs,) is now prepared to offer to the inspec
tion of Country Merchants,an extensive supply ofliew
Spring' Goods,' Including' the newest styles of Spring
Prints, Glnglitimsi Lawns, Muslin 'de' Laines, Alpacas,
and. DresS Goeds generally,* also, Gloves and Heuaery,
Bonnet Ribbons, Laces find Edgings, Ac.' Prices low
- Entrance to Wholesale Rooms from 4th st.
A A. MASON I VCO:, - No. - HO Mask= slam . ; have
4011.." this day received, per "Fast Line,' 'the following
named Goods, viz :Stattn'`Stripe, black and blue black
plain and 'printed Benign all wool M de Laines, em
broidered Thibet Shavils, black,-white and pearl . Silk
Hose; span Silk Hose; kid, silic•and lisle thread Gloves;.
Ifntn, bobbin, cambric ud'inualin Edgings; "Tannings ;
black silk`lace•Edgings; bonnet Ribbons; embroidered
muslin Capes, new pattensand rich good.. .marV •
eating*: F
GNTS. "call and:see the choicent'Arariety ever
offered; and CAMELIA .611ANATS t at Olean,- you
can' leave them ' - •
CLOTH STORE '} Pont Buildings;
Corner-Fifth and Woodran.
marl9.tar
Mow Gogde. • • ' '"
TN STORE;tind now ieceiving;our 6tst supply Of New ,
1 GOODS consisthig of every thing new and .
beautiful, to, be had of the Importers and Jobbers: —
- •New styles of rich Tur/rSatins ;- ~ •, :
Wide Brocade idilks,nevv patterns; -. • =
Chamolion and Gisela Silks; =
Fig'd and.plaiald'k allWidilis •
Bereges, Lawns, Mous de Lolnes,
Fancy Bounotltlbbons, now,desigas, , -
"rogether.with a large assortment of Dome Goode
ROST. D. THOMPSON,
maxl6l - NO:110 Market it.: 3 diaotv Train LiticrlV
- -
,• • _. _
G GOODS.—A. IllAstin'& t. 10.0,0 A r i ar
jV - ket street, are now-opening 40 eases and packages
of,Splendid - SPRING GOOD'S, eronipilsing LaWym,
brig, Beregeii i ,W tie Urines; GINO:Lams, Prints,' 'Wrench
Catarina Linens, Ribbons Laces, - Silks Shawle,
' Gloves • Ilosiery, and a general . assortment oeGoods
ktiIILIES, Economists and the Public, to effect
F
saving of one-third, mad ;Adak the gr,saiest bargains
tier purchased, are' most respeetfullY invited to visit
ROBINSOMSCLQTHESTABLIS4MENT, Poltltaild
ings;corner Fifth and Wood streets., fab s2 w
• -
A- FURTHER , REDUCTION.
Jas. llittopritt.t , & Sono , Patent Soda
TO STUNS ' S-I, cash, currency ; or, 4 mon., approyed
I
bine. 5 tons or upwards 31 do. pa;, of 0, 4 1 44- dei
rerent added. Far the superior quality; pl tins' brandvwe
refer to .the glass ,and soap inanufactureri of thin city
generally. - & bl - ITCHELTREE,:
dec4 No. 160 Liberty street.
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EMIMM;ME
.t , ;olttiebtaiglit Portable -7
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.--.10111:31E-MELA.N..4PORTATION Or WHEW= TOiiIXD v.riolx. • - .
'PITTSBURGH, PIIILADELPHIA, , • t84 1,2121 W R • F
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• - -NSW YORK', BOSTON „ kc• ' •
THOMAS ,
- -BORIADGE } • TAAFFE & crcoNNon,
Ttiliadelphia, -2. .
Pittsburgh. •
old established Line beingiloW in full operation,.
the proprietors. are,prepared, with their usual eaten
sire',urrangenenti, to forward merchandize,' produce,
Sta., to Ori,ffont the
„ above ports, on' liberal terms, with
'the 'regularity, 'dispatch ',and safety, •peCulial to then,
niode'of 'transportation, 'so 'obvious ,whentraushipment
on the way is avoided.
Allcottiignments by and for this Line received,charges
paid, and•forvialtied in. any required directions, free 'of
charge for commission, advancing or, storage.
interests directly, or indirectly, in steamboat's.
AKCconimuitications promptly attended' to, on applica;
todto•-lie following Agents: •••••• - • - k-7 •
' • •• • • THOMAS BORBIDGE.
• 279 Market itrect.Thiladelphia, - •
TAAFFE k O'CONNOR, .
Canal Rimini Pittsburgh.
O'CONNOR & CO;
,--Nerth-st.,Ualtimore.
like=
JilleichassVo Tv:importation Llnoti
- VIA PENNSYINANIA CANAL AND RAIL' ROADS;
• . 20 THILKDELPIIIt Ali1)-13ALICSIDRE •
THE Ctitiula and.Ruil Roads 'being now open, and.in
good order, we are preparedto forwnid all kinds of trier
chandize and produce to Philadelphia and Baltimore.,
with promptness and deipatch, and on :asitocid terms as
any -Other C. A. ItIeANULTY &Co.,
• . Can tl.Basin..Penn strect,Pittsburidt.
Aotirs:*-ORARIiES RAN - NOR; Philadelphia;
~ ROSE MORRILL lc Co.: Minimare. Imitp
... ... .. _ .. •
8 - 4 9 '
' Attrabant , a Way Ft - eight Liner -
For: Blairsville,' Johnstown, Hollidayshtirgh, - rind oli
...Tilts Line will continue to earn , airway Goads With
their usual 'dispatch, god at lair roles of freight. . . ,
Aomers--C. A. McANIILTY & Co., Pittsburgh.. '
~ ... -V. li. WAKEFIFLD, Johnstowo.
'JOHN MILLER, Hollidayslowsh. .
D.
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Rixnannctis:--Jameli Jordon, Smith & Sinclair, Dr. F.
Shocalterger, It, Moore, John Parker, S. F. lion 'Boon
horst A Co., Wm,. Lehmer & Co„.Jno. ili'DA'itt &'Brod ,, i
Pittsburgh; John Ivory, Sundt, Miabollatt & RAY, John
- Graff & Go.: Blairsville. --• : -.-. • , marl? '
• ... (Gazette and Journal duly eopy„l ',
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PSI:FEL - WS TILADISPOJIT &TAOS . 1141.0 1131
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t u rf . e ' ~' Patina
PITTSIIV Eli) II TCr ERI El -
N ' ~
0 RE-SHIP.PING.-The Boats belonging iii'lliis Line
have-been put in fine - order; acid are now running
regularly between Pittsburgh and Erie. toaebing at all
intermediate Ports Moog the Canals. A Gant wut always
he‘ak the wharf, under the Monongahela Bridge, and one
*ill start rtigularly every" other' day. ' The' People , .
Transportation Line has every &Citify for carrying
Freight and Passengers. The boats - wilt be towed to
Beaver by siesu an
mes, t will Inwood to trie With great
dispatch', by the Canals. The lions are comManded by
experienced and careful men-all• of whom have an in
wrest in the Line.
- E r Goods sent by the. Line to Erie may be forwarded
to any point on the Lakes. .- .
For freight or passage apply to
q., KIRKPATRICK,
- Agent, Water street, Pittsburgh. -
AGENTS:
Cbanx & Co., Beaver.
R. W. COM. 13011A11, New Castle.
Tam:rests-% A hltreltslirata,Pulaski. - -
Sexism Woman & CO.,.: 4 4 l.tddlesex. . .
Mrinvaalltitz,Sherron.,
Josses lilcCterti Sharpshurgh.
S. B. lc G. Lowng, Clarksville.c
. Kula A Merzatstra,Big,Berl.
S. C. Ptunnot, West Greeitvillo. ,
LA VICILPAiIIiCk., AAlaMStrini,
W. 11. 11VSBRY,tlartitown. .
W. Wsuswourn & Co., Shertasit's Corners.
..Wis. Poway;Conueautville. .
.;-.... ---, Spring Corner-
W..C. Witanka, Albion.
....,-....., Cranesville.
Wit. T11:131, Lockport. ' , .
£FourGiranl... -
A: Krim; and B. Toth.v.isori 'fr. Co.,Erie.
The following Agents in . Erie •aill receive and for
ward Freight to auy Port on the Lakes, shipped by
this Line i -
IN M. Gallagher, - John Ilearn,
0. W- Haversuek &. C0.,. -
.Josiah Kellogg,
Kellen &'Loomie, - r' Walker & Cook. left
~
. - . - • . Ore siii — iiii - zigittn , Corsaers
• - slarentriXLD AND drtltTlt irtneWra. , erreSsUft o U, ?A.,
•
..I4 the most popular of all BOOT ruuI.SHOE Es:
tablishatents ill the West, :This.plaee has gained
" its reputation by its proprietor keeping the very
I
•best Boots and Shoes. which are, made expressly
to order for this market, and he is not satisfied only by
keeping the best assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES I
in-the western country, but lie is enabled: nod deter
mined. to sell his GOODS lower than any other house
ossibly can, he cores not what 'facilities they boast of
having for offering rent" iialucementsto the public. 1 It
is impossible to set forth all the adiantages and faldli ties •
in un advertisement, that the Great Bargain Corner has
over others, which enables its proprietor tri sell 'Hems
and Shoes of the very best nualitie R and styles at from to
to 25 per cent. lower than any other store in the city.
The way to test the matter is for all who intend parches:
ing 1100"r8 and SHOES, to call at BATES' GREAT
BARGAIN CORNER, examine throb:wok and prides, and
all will be satisfied ihatthe Gwat - BerkeinVerner, Smitit-:
fie/deed Fifth' strati, is the place for the public, one and
all to get good Boots and Shoes cheap; for cash.
• " -J. BATES.
HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP MANLFACTORY.
riPlig subscriber takes this 'method , of-informing his
2. friends and the public in general, that he has the
largest stock of the ` following named articles. of his own
manufacture, in this citles, HrnesTrunks and
Whips; tilt of -which he y will VirlG —Sad dYant a
to be s, made of the
best material, and by the best mechanics in Allegheny
county. Being determined to sell his manufactures
something lower;tbnat has been heretofore sold in the city,
he would iavite persons in need of the above named ar
ticles, to his Warehouse, 'No. 544 Liberty street. oppo
site Seventh. Also, bands made to order for machinery
oct3t G. KERBY.
'lron City Craeker avid Bread Balcary.
is StIP.PHARD
WOULD respeetfully inform his friends and the`pub
lie generally; that be has added to his other bust-
ness,the manufacturing of Crackers of every variety.—
Raving purchased one of AV. IL Nevin's Cracker and
Pilot Bread.Maehinei, he is prepared to fill all orders for
crackers or pilot bread at the shortest notice and hopes
by a strict attention to business to phase a portion of the
public patronage. Thepublic is respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
BAKERY, No. 10 Commercial Row, Liberty st. oppo-
Sire Smithfield.
N B. Saperior faintly Bread, rye and dyspepsia Bread,
Large and small rolls, fresh every mornior; can be had at
the store, or my wagon, or at my stand, in the market.
Cakes and Confectionary on hand aridmade to order.
• SHEPILARD.
1 anoatt-lv " No 10 Commercial. Row. Liberty it.
Steel and File illausifaetotry•
subscribershu , e enlarged their Steel and File
j...Mantifactery ; 'on 'the ' c rues' of &Hiatt.' reet and
Spring'alley,FiftliWard, Pittsburgh, by erecting a eon
vertittgiumactOrinelting furnace and a tilt - haMmer.—
Their Steel, now being of a superior guality,:and having
engaged competent operatives,they are prepared to fur
nish Files of every description, that will compare .with
the best imported article ; and being determined Mtntike
it the interest or ail who use Files in any way, tb pur
chase from them, they will sell their Files at-reduced
prices, for Cub." They will also're-cut Files, and put
chase thosawhich are worn and broken. Publiepatron
agge is respeetfullyinvited, nov7) J. ANKRiII sr Co.
Nevi/ Millinery, Silks, Velvets, &e.
4 1( Juin' reteived.frMW New. York, a choice selee
lion of elegant rich Satins, Silks, Winter Rilitions
French Flowers, Plumes, &c. A luindsame
ns
sortment of Winter Bonnets, Hoods, Capes, Cantina's
Visetts, &e., liana and made loonier in the latest sty h•
at the shortest notice. MRS. DUFF.
deed - No, 10SL Clair st..(West
Patterson's Carrlage:ltanufactory,.
Diamond alley, between • Wood and Sinitk,ficid ttreels.
WirmormaY always be found anuasort
, s- mem of 'Family Carriages,. liarbuches
Buggies, and - till kinds of 'heavy work: ,
-..4° . 111 " 111k- ' : front a six horse wagon down to a vsheel-'
barrow. Perkins wishing to pureldise or - contract; toff.
any thing in the above hue, are respectfully
call.-
City Livery liteb/eL,
(4iK‘Toe subscribers having Purchased from:
Charles Coleman the above Stables,. and in-,
, tending to increase' their stock' of Horses;.
Carriages, Buggies, -, ke., • would respeetfellY
solicit a share of patronage from 'the publie. Horses
kept by the
. day; week ' . month or year, and 'additional
.falls are being ambled . , in the second . sttlry, forillie ne4
commcidation 'of Canal stock. '- ' '
„ felict37.3rn , . RHGERS k OBEs.
.. .
Ia retiking bustnese, I withAtleasuee
(from a loug acquaiotaricel recounitead trey saccossora to
the patrortage.of fay friande.and the public. • -
' • Cl-rAIIikES`COLEItTAII
13igeloWili Carriage Ilettittfotstory - ,
Dior/tend between Wood'and Smith s tict strati;
E. BIGELOW -would rel:peed:illy
inform the ptib Ile, *bat at his Factory can
Iln 4lmessbe Ifithritt a -large SuPply' l cif
, Family Cerriageii ,Baroucles, Bugg - tell,
and-all of Fancy Carriages, equal in elegance and
neatness to any found in thocEasti. , Contracts for any
number of . Carriages; Buggies and; Wagons,: will be
promptly filled. Alt work of his own main/facture will
be warranted. , •
•-Rsrartiratoka—Cot , R. Patterson, R. H.-Patterson, , E , D.
Gazzam, Esq., Robert Robb, Esq., C. L. Magee; and
Alderman Steel: Ifebtl7:d3m :
. . . _
• tiffiTileaale and' IletiT.ll. - '
ADDLE, HARNESS' AND - TRUNK MANUF49TO Y.
iii 4 i
tOBERT R. 11ARTLEY; begs ' leave - to in. ,
• fornxhis Meade and the public generally,. ;
bat he ecintinuetto bc cupy' thatlarge andeOrti-,
-
modious Store Room, formerly obeup ie dby Sartme a tp•
estocir Is Co. ; No. 86, corner of Diamond alley and Wood
street, where he keeps a large and general assortment of
Saddles, B ridles, Harness, 'Pranks, Carpet Bags Saddle
Bage,,Y 'sea, lltuffaloltobee,.Whips, and all other erti.
Pies to his - line. -.•-•• - I; . ,
He alsO keeps celestially on hand, andY le pripareil AC:
tarnish to order, all kinds of Minted Rote, manufactured. ;
of the bestmaterittli and in a style of Vrorkmalislip equal,
to the eastern mandfactared article, and at 66 per s c ent. ;
cheaper. , .. •, . -, ,
Couhtry.Artramits aitsl.:Fariitats would do well to call:
and examine hiri 'stock before' parchasing elsawlierl, 113
be is determined to sell Rod rate articles at very ow
ItY Don't forget the place, No. 80, coiner! . ef WciOd
treet anti Diamond : Alley.: • .-•- • • car
.11 - INEN riOODS.—A. A. /114‘sori .6r. Co A NO: 60 Ma ket
1..1 street, have *received Linen Sheeting, Linen •Da-,
mask &Rand 10.4 Linen ,Rollands. Bleached and Brow n;
- Table;•Olothsi Russia and Scotch Diapere ; LOYlica, DiaP - ;
kins,: . ,&", to which they Invite the attention .of par ,
chasers. • Marla
'7'7:773
_ . . .. . _
.'. 0-.1,..:,:-..::'.':''.-:-,.:2
Passifke to and 'fie' sk
'.lre ulls .
• SCOTLAND AND WALES.
By theSteamtAip SABAH SANDS, and the . reguiari
. • .;
Packet Ships,
• - . :t I N
•
- Olt (11144;k
•i= B. W BYRNES it:
.;. ithiyisztattun to 1624.1 •
NO: 83 ,Soicile. street, New York,- and 36 . IVoterieo Road
.Psainizei sending to the Old Country for their friends,
can have thembrought our by the Regular Line of Ptick
els, sailing fronaldverpooFon tsf,Oth,llol,L6th 21st or
'1 1 31b:or every month, comprising the' followtng Ships:—
• tiaviitlr ' Siddons, Henry Clay,
ottinguey, Columbia, Constellation,
Roscius, ; • Patrick Henry, Cambridge,".
Isaac 'Wright. Waterloo, Constimuon;
Ashburton, NeW-York, Garrick,
West Point, taneenet the West, Montezuma
Vi
“rkshire, Sheridan, New World',
Liverpool, Oxford, John R. Skthdy.
Or in thei first class Atherican Ships, sailing from hiv-1
erpool and 'the Irtth Ports every day, comprising the— .
St. Patrick; St.* George, Andrew. Foster,
Yorktown, ' Creole, ' Memnon,
Probes, - • Elsinore, Wm. A. Cooer.'
And many others, which this limited space will not ad
mit of here enumerating.
P. W. BYRNES k CO. are the sole Passengor Agents
Th
for eSteamship SARAH SAN DS. ; Her,appointed
Ing daysi f for. 16149, are as follows: From Liverpool on
51001.1aneary,26th March, 4th June, 6th August and Bth
October:from New-York on 24th February,3d blaY,lth •
July,6th September, and fah November._ . •
Therefore,. those wishing their relatives out early t
the Spring., will find it, to their interest patronize this
Old Established Rouse, our arrangements being so per
fect that in> delay or disappointment can occur. . •
:Drafts tit sight for any amount on the National Bank of
Ireland, its branches, &c., &c., at all times for,sale. Aft.,
ply to, or add ressbr letter, post-paid,
FAY. BYRNES & C0,63' South st i. N. Y.,
and 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
JOHN THOMPSON,
. -
166 Liberty street, Pittsburglf.
New Commercial Line. . . .
F.. W. lithinsta..,&. Co., / tturntlN, Kthiara.r. te
Wallf , New-York; S Liverpool, Engitind,
' • lissexcrecuir inform their friends Lnd the
public, that they have commenced' the Gene.
• • rol Shipping and Commission ,fiusinesS, to.
40 ) 1 . gether with - the General Passenger Business,
grantingcertificates of passage ' rom London,
Liverpool, Dublin, Belfast, or any port of the
Old Coal:tit). to New. York, Boston and Philadelphia, on
:the mostreasonable terms. . •
Drafts 13illsOf Excbange, irottill to arty anfount
on the Royal Bank of Ireland and its branches, cad'' on
Liverpool:
The days of sailing of the Regular Line of Liverpool
PackeD, as fixed upon. are the Ist,lltb, 11th, 16th, 21st
and 26th of every month.
These Ships are ail of the largest class, and are cora
rianded by turn of character and experience. The
Cabin; accommodations are rill that can be desired in
point of splendor and convenience. They are furnished
with d . very dese riptiort of stores of the best kind. Punc
tuality in the days of sailing will he strictly adhered to.
Packet Ships Roscius,Siddons, Sheridan and Garrick,
are vessels of the largest class; and those desirous ,
bring i dSt their friends, cannot select finer or saferSitles-;
Parwrige can be secured at the lowest rates.
New Orleans Line of Packets sail weekly. For p
age or freight, apply as above, or to
JOSEPH SNOWDEN,*oiass.
EDMUND SNOWDEN, r
deed] Cortier 4th and Smithaeld - sts., Pittsburg
papists ottt'a General -
Ortd—
jall27 IT
Tospatiott'a General Emigration Waco.
REALITTANCFS and Passage. to and
'from Great Britain and Ireland, by W.
.kJ. T. Tapacon, 75 South st., corner.
Cl Maiden Lane, N. Y., and 96 Water- -
mo Rood, Liverpool. .
The - subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, are nolo prepared to make arrangements
on . the most liberal terms with those desirous of paying
the passage of their friends from the Old Country; and
thettlatter themselves their character and long standing
in business will give ample assurance that all their ar
rangements will be carried oat faithfully.
Messrs. W. fle J. T. Tapscolt are long and favorably,
known for thesuperiarclass, accommodation, and sailing
qualities of their - Packet - Ships. The QUEEN OF THE
WEST. SIIERIDAN, GARRICK, HOTTINGUER,
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of which
leave ,inth port monthly—from New York the 91st and
46111., and from Liverpool the 6th and 11th; in addition to
which Amy have arrangements with the at. George and
Union Lilies of Liverpool - Packets, to &departure
from Liverpool every five days, being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with their increasing
patronage: while Mr.-W. Tapecott's constant personal
suPeritilendanee of the business in Liverpool is anaddi
detail security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to..
Thi subscribers being, as usual; extensively engaged
( the Transpartation Business between Pittstnirgii and
the} Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge or
and forward- passengers immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,,
therefore, prepared to contract for passa.ge from any sea-
On in Greet Britain or Ireland to this city, the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so far inland not °them* all
tairfable; and will, if necessary . forviankpasseugera far
ther West by the best mode of conveyance, without any
• additional charges for their trouble. Where persons
sent for decline coming out, the amount paid for passage
atilt be refunded in full.
The subscribers arc also prepared to give drafts at
sight fog.any amount, payable at the principal cities and
torrusniE.nglan i alreland , Scotland and Wales; thus al:
Wording a safe - d eipeditioni mode orremitnagiutrar
to those countries, wbiah persons requiring such facili
ties will find it to their interest to avail themselv'es of.
4 ; Application Why letter, post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. TAAFFE 3 O'CONNOR,
• Forwarding and Commission illerchanu,
mapll7-dtsw-ly . Philadelphia.
HAR.DibY;Nit C 0.%
PLEBICCOgit .125 D HEXMANTE
Otette.
101PlaNDEN doco. continue to b ring but persons from
DI I. any part of England, Ireland, Scotland or (Vol es,
upon the most fiberal terms, with the ir usual punctuality,
and attention to the of emigrants. We do not al
low our passengers to be robbed by the swindling scamps
that infest the sea; ports, as we take ehargeofthem the
moment they report themselves, and see totheir well-be
ing, and despatch them without ally detention by the first
Ships. We say this fearlessly, as we defy any of one
tiSgeriget:L. to show that they were detained forty-eight
by Ala in Liverpool, vibilst thousands of others we re
detained months until they could be seat in seine old
itqft, at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
We intend to perform our 'contracts honorably, cost
what it mos, and not act as was the case last season with
:Other offices, who eitherpetformed not even, or when it
:alined their couvenience.
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any
. sum from 1.1 to
:14000, playable at any of the PrOviTICUll Banks in Ire
land, England; Scotland and Wales. •
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European and General .agent,
oirth street, one door below Wood st.,_
FOREIGN -
K BMITTA NCB.
1\ fit Subscribers are prepared to forward money to, ali
pansof England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, with
despatch, and at the lowest rates.
SAMUEL AI'CLIJRKEN & CO.,
- 14'3 Liberty street.
3nEntrance Qlompauies
The Franklin Flre Insurance Ceinpany
'or Pfausfsuut,C.
Din g eTOßS:
Charles W. Dandier, George W.. Richards,
Thomas Hart, _ hlordecrti D. Lewis.
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Bode,
Samuel Grant, •• David S. Browne,
Jacob It. Smith, • Morris Patterson.
CHAS. BANCICES.,I 3 resI;
' CHAS. O. BATMIL, Secretary. -
Er Gontinuq to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description pf property in town and country.
.The Company . have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their Capital and : Premiums, safely invested,
afford. ample protection to the assured.
• • The Assets of the Company. on January 181,.,1819, as
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly; were as fo!-
ows, viz :
Mortgages • • , • • ...
• " Real - Estate • • ....
Temporary Loans
Stocks ••
Cash, &a
513,318,492 71 - •
•
Since heir. incorporation, a period of .19 years, they
have piad aptvarditotOm'Miliiriti Foul. Rundied 'Thou
amid Dollar4losses by - fire, thereby'aifordinp evidence
of the advantages of Inetenince, us well as the, ability and
dieposttion to meet with prOmptneaa, all liabilities.:
J.TIARDINERCOFFIN, Agent,
Office W. E. corner Wood and 3.41 eta
'Fire rind Marine Inactrwane.
THE Insurance, Company of North America, of Phila..
delphia, through its duly authorized Agent, the sub.
scriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insurance
on property, inthib :AV and its vicinity, and on shipments
by the c . anai and rivers.
DIRECTORS: •
Arthei - O;Coflin,Prealt. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry' Charles Taylor,.
Samuel. l .V. Jones, SamuelW: Smith;
Edward Smith, - ' Ambrose White, -
liihn A. Brown, • •• Jacob M. Thomas,
John White, John R. Neff,
Thomas P. Cope, . , Richard D. Wood, •
Wm. Welsh, Henry D. SherrardiSeoy.
This is the oldest Insurance , Company in the .IJuited•
States, having been chartered in 1794. Its charteris per
petual, and .from its high standing, long experience, am
ple means;And Avoiding all'ilsks of,an extra hazardous
character, it.may . be considered as offering - Ample secnri
ty to the:public. - WILLIAM P. JONES.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co.,Water and
Front • . I '
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New .and.lmport ant. Workoon
ANTHAT I SAW IN CALIFORNIA—Being the tourhal:
yv of &Tour, by, Edwin Bryant.;—New - edition" with
an Apnendix, • eontaining, accounts of. the Gold, Mines,_,
various routes, anthill; ke kc.• "
NOT,ES OF.TRAVELS;TN,CALIFORNId"-- CO*.
prisitig,the prominent
'logical and Mineralogical features:. of the Country...— .
Also, the routes fronil. ort - Leavenworth,-to
:San Dieg,o California, including Parts of the Arkun
_spa. Del_ Nano and Gilo rivers, from the. official reports .
of Col. Fremont and •Ilmory. .
CALIFORNIA—Its Ilistaryi-Popnlation,Climate, Soil,
Productions and Harbors, from Sir' George !Simpion
O'Connor's , Joniney Round the World. With an ac
count of the , Revalutionlit California and conquest of
that country hylhoDnited,Staes. By Sohn I. Hughes; A.
B. Also, Col: Illason't'lteport,"and other documents! on
the Gold Region: , • - • •
'The above this day received' , and tot sale by' •rff,• ••-•.!KAY.d tit, I
Corner of Wood and 3d sta.
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'• ' PRIVATE-DISEABES:-.','Dr :Briton,' . o
f i
4ll i
~.. 65 Diamond Alley, can hi: . consulted in ail'
, eases of a Prirate 07 delicatensiture incidents
.
'ff •
~,,., ' .to the human Irani. --.-_
i ~.4 ; e
: SyhilisandßyphiliticertipfitalaMonorr bcea
tat . ' : and its consequenees,' together with all et
nerealareaser, impurities of - the blood, with all disease ..
venerealorigin,skindiseases,withstrictures,glee t,tire t hral
discharges, seminal weakness and impotency; also, piles,
rheumatism, formic. weakness, :diseases; of, the womb,.
monthly suppressions, diseases. of the joints,.-fistula in,
ano, nervous affections, pains in the back and loins, irri
tations of the neck of the bladder and kidneys; scorbutic
eruptions, tetter,.ringworm mercuriadiseases, ffi. 1
.' ,TWELVE • ' PRACIPICEi- i
Exclusively devoted - iota study and trcaunent of gene ; ;
real disorders, and those arising .trom youthful excesses'
gaiety, climate, or impurities of the blood, whereby the
constituiton may have been enfee.bled, enables Dr. 'grown
to offer assurances of•speady relief to all who may plate .
themselves under his care. _ •
.. -..• :. .
Dr. Brown , sedfices are conveniently arranged into Bel S
acute
. apakutterus. Patients. CO,ll visit Dr ~.B. without feat.
of exposure to other visitors . • --, •, - •- • • •
It is of importance to many pirsinis in need of. medical
aid, to obtain good:advice privately and promptly. To all
such; Dr. Brown's ready:. skill in removing venereal din' 1
eases, in their various forms and stages;offersitulucements i
which can rarely be equalled. . Strangers' are hereby apt )
prisod.that;Dr,..Brown lina-been regultirly educated=
every branch of medicine, and for the last twelve years
confined liiittself exclusively to the treatment of those
diseases. -.,.. .
. ' Dr. Boma is -the only regularly educated .snwgecin in
Pittsburgh who. gives his whole attention to those corn
-- Irreertain,ittits and Speedy cures will, in all eases,b•
guaranteed. - ,
Recentesse.s are relieved in a short time, withstitipter.
Ili ptier from hairiessi ' - •- " . .
1 - lernla or Bupturii.—Dr. -Brown • alio invites Per- •
sons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has paidpartiouir
tar munition to that disease. - • - • - - -
Letters from a distance,asking advice; must contain ;
fee or they will not be attended to.
. ' 1
goffice on Diamond Alley; a few doors from Wood
street, lowards.Bm market...consultations strictly conffy
denial. octa-dairly
$1,047,438 41
• 04,724 Kt
• 90,001 85
• 51,f223 - 25
. : 38,804'37
ino EutdaTtsta.—Dr. Drwors newiyillecoVerad rein
-111/ edy for Rheumatism Jr a speedy and certain remedy
(or that painful trouble. It never fails. • •
Mee 'and Private , Consultation Rooms, No . . 6§ Dia
mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.. , The Doctor is always at
.Dallers Nag Kcal Pain Extretetore
/110 THE PUBLIC.—This is to certify that 1 havefound.
•• galley's Magical:Pala 'Extractor to prove a cure •fer
the: Chronic Rheumatism, which I have been inflicted
with for ten years, in my hip joints.
• ." • . ABRAHAM.Ji. YREEIAND.
eltquact.artori, N. Y., April 8, 1348. • • - •
Ms. H. DALLIMI-Bi? : I have been troubled with tha
Piles for eight •monthe, and could get no relief: Your 1
Magical Pam Extractor having been:recommended to
me. I applied it but twice; obtained instant relief, and in
A stunt time was perfectly cured! Could I not get any
, more of it, I would not take a hundred dollar* for the
balance of ray box. WILLIAM HALL.,
97 North Moore street ,New York, June 19,1847. •
'
j C AUTlON.—Dalley's only Depot in the city of Nim
York, and where-the
. genuine article can be obtained,
wholesale and retail, is at•11:3 Broadway. • •` -
11. Daunt is the inventor of this truly Invaluable cote i
pound, and he never hoe, and never communicate the
i
secret of its preparation. to any man living; and, there).
fore, no other person ever has Kundeor ever can make. a•
grain of it himself.
Countefeits abound: Every truly valuable article is
subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and im
inrsten; and. nothing, that, we know of, has more extep
steely experienced that fact than Dalley's Magical Patti
Extractor! •
A Tsar—The genuine Deity, in cases of`the severest
Burns, Scalds, Piles, &r., will afford instant relief, and
produce glance acooliegand soothing effect—extraiting
pain in and front one to fifteen minutes! but be sure, al
ways, apply it on linen—never on cotton cloth.
And now mark the difference! CatnerfenExtructors,
no matter under what. name they may appear, or how ap
plied, always irritate and increase theparn!
Pamphlets, containing•cenificates of mires, may be had
gratis, on application to • JOHN D. MORGAN,
Western Depot, Pittsburgh,
Da. Wm. Trions. Agent.
Dialre* Animal Galvanic Ossre.All,
For Horses, Cattle, kc., cures spavin; quittor; grow.
poll-evil:Amos, galls and braises. Pamphlets containing
certificates of respectable parties, may be had on appli
cation to JOHN D. MORGAN,
ocilludtcory: Agent, Pittsburgh:
The erased Purgative.
CLICKE.NER'S SUGAR COATED VEGETA-
L/ BLS EXTRACT PlLLS.—These celebrated Pills
have obtained an enviable notorietyin the United States
as a curative for Giddiness, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach
Headache,: Fevers, Piles, Cosuveness, Coughs, Heart
burn Liver Comp laint, Scurvy, Sore Throat, Inward
Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, and a
Variety of other diseases In whihh flesh is heir .to, as II
medictne for the million. In at seatairis of the -year s —.
spring, summer, autumn, and winter,—andurider all car
etallfitaileel they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. Al aVermifageandgeneral medicine for chill
dren, they are unrivalled.: Being coated with pure white
sugar, cliddren will easily take them; they neither gripe
nor nauseate; are gentle, but thorouti (albeit' operation.
'For adults, by increasing , the dose; t hey are equally heal
eficiaL As an Anti-Bilious PRI they will be found with•
out a superior. Ask any one, among the thousands whc
use them, and an unqualified approval will be the certain
result.
Remember Dr. C. V.Clickener is tl_e original invenicrt
of,Sugar Coated- Pills, and That nothing of the sortwas
ever heard of until be introduced them in June, 1843.
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask_for Clickeher's
Sager Coated Vegetable Pills, and takenoothers, or ther
wtlbe llUde.thevictims'of,a.fraud.. • '
_
tl5 perbox. • • • '
Dr. Clickener's principal office for the kale of
66 Vesey at., N. 't . • -
WM. JACKSON, 89 Liberty at , head of Wood, Pit&
- burgh, Pa., General Agent for Pentisylvania, Northern
Ohio, and the river counties of Virginia. • • .•
The following are the duly appointed Agents for
gheny coinaty, •
A. M. Marshall, •
Dr. Brown, Allegheny -city. •
J.B. Johnson, .
Jonathan Ghreist, Mathester.ll "
Alexander Asdale. Wylie street. • •
.1. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham.
Wm. J. Smith, Temperanceville.
G. 11. Starr, Sewickley
Edward Thompson, W ilkuisburgli.
Daniel Negley, last Liberty.
H. Z. Mitchell, Wilkinsburgh. ,
11... Rowland & Son, fiVlicesport
Ct.:F. Diehl, Elizabeth.
John Black, Tuttle Creek.
—M'Eldowney,l3iikerstown.
Samuel Springer, Clintorif
James M'Kee, Stewartstown. •
Riley M'Laughlin, Plum township
J. Fulton, Tarentum. • -
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawienceville
Robert Williams, Azthursville.
auggl-d&wOm.
. _
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH '-- The Lungs
are in danger, the work of the destroyer has - been .
begun, the Cough of Consumption bath' in it a sound of
death. '
Ana YOU A MANIAIIT Your darling child, your idol
and earthly joy, is now perhaps confined to her chamber
by a dangerous cold—her pale cheeks, her thin shrunken
fingers, tell the hold disease has already gained upon her
—the sound of her Supulebral cough ptercesyour soul.
Yotrao Mau, when Just about to enter life, disease sheds
a heart crushing blight over the fair prospects of the fa
tare—your hectic cough and feeble limbs tell of your
loss of hope, but you need not despair. There is a balm
which will heal the wounded lungs, it is
Sherman's All-lleallng - Balsam.
Mrs. &crass, the wife of Wm. H. Attree, Esq. was
given np by- Dr. Sewall of Washington, Drs.: - Roe and
McClellan of Philadelphia; Dr. - Roe-and Dr. Mott of New
York. Her friends all thought she must die.. She had
every appearance of being in consumption,.and was so
pronounced by her ithysicanue--Sherml B
physicians --- Sherman ahama was
given and it eared her.: .
Mrs. GARALIALAATZ,iDf Bull's Ferry , was also eared of
consuMption by this Balsam when all ' , Other remedies
failed to give relief—she was reduced tcia !skeleton; Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentist, 281. Broadway, has witnessed its
effects in several cases where no other medecine afford
ed relief—but the Balsam operated like 'a charm 'Dr, C.
also witnesred its wonderful effects in 'curing Asthma,
which it never fails of doing. Spitting Blood, shinning
as it may be, is effectually cured by this Balsam. 't
hesis the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and makes
the lungs sound again. - "„' - •
Rev. IFIZNRIC Joziss,lllll- Eighth avenue, was cured of I
cough and catarrhal affection of 50. years standing: The '!
first dose gave him more relief than all the other midi-'
eine be had ever taken. Dr. L. J. Beals, 19 Delaney
street, gave it to a sister-in-law who : was laboring under
Consumption, and to another sorely a ffl icted with the
Asthma. In both eases its effect, were immediate, soon
restoring them to comfortable heath, • • " :
Mrs. Lacarrts Wztas,* 95 - Christie -rd., suffered from
Asthma 42 years. Sherman's Balsam relieved, her, at
once, and she is comparatively *ell, dieing enabled to
subdue every attack by a timely use of this • medicine;
This indeed is the great remedy for Coughs; Colds, Spit;
ting Blood, Liver CoMplaints, and all the affections ofthe ,
throat, and even. Asthma and Consumption.
Price 25 cents and el perbottle, •
Principal Office 100 Nassau street. New York.
Likewise Dr. Sherm an's celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Premiums Tooth Poste and Poor
Mans Plaster
Sold wholesale and'retail by "Whl. JACKSON,, at :hie
Boot and Shoe Stote and Patent MediCine Warehottse,'
89 Liherty street Pittsburgh, bead of Wood street,. and
by the following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny
- A. M. Marshall, Allegheny city; Jonathan Cihrierit,'.
Manchester,J. R. H.Jacques, Birminghani; A. S. Getty,'
Wylie street; J. ustin, cor. Webster at. and'-Elm;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty; H. L. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh; Thos. Aiken, Sharpsburgh; Semi. Springer,: Clip
ton; James MriCee, Ste.wartstown; John ~Black, Turtle
Creek,• Diehl i .Elizabeth; Rowland &Son, 111'Recs
, port; MeEldowney,ll3Mieratoveci; Riley,:
Plumb Township;lVm. 3, Smith, Temperanceville;
Fulton, Tartsomm; (P. H. Starr, Sewiekly. . .mar9-ly
Agnes* learnt y • e • cane,. •
DR. S. S. COOK, Piqua, Ohio, nnites i - March,"lfi4s:
"Ihave used your Ferntiftstge,"Carmuuttive Baran!,
and Expeetorant, in mypraCtice, for the last three year*,
and have been exceedingly well pleased with them, and
never, as yet, to - rrir recollection, tailed of 'realising 1 ray
fullest expectation in _their curative properties. Your
other medicines I cannot speak of from experience; but,
fudging from those I have used, I doubt not but that they
claim, and are entitled to all the confidence reposed in
them, by . -those who have used tnem: ; I; was formerly
very partal to **it" Vermifuge, until I becameaCquauf
led with yours, which has my decided preferene to any
other now in itse. - , •
Ressecitully, youri, &c.,
F
or sale In Pittsburgh at, the Pekin Tea Steno, 78
Fourth st. ' ' febls
'Cr ORE TEsTiiiiiKtigr'Df. Wlllard'ayandly medi.
undersigned, citizens oahltshurgh , hem
lug personally used Dr...Drillard's Oriental Cough Mix
ture, and"experienced its beneficial effects, donna st cheer
fully recommend inns safe - and effectual, in all cases.
Speaking from experience, we believe that it nos no, an
perior ; and would recommend hinge to itlf4lit• afflicted.
• . - • CHARLES LEWIS. •
WM, JENKINS. •
Pittsburgh, March 15th,1848. - :
13713ii1d by J. Schoonraaker &CO.; Job - n. 0444 j aine ,
A. JoileS, Ji H. Cassel, John P. Scot , Snort:en, .1.
?dottier, Ogden & Snowden. apYd
•
etilliklESl7 HAIR CREAII G Matchless article for
11,.) growth, beauty, and restoration of the..ilair," This .
Cream:when. once known, will superce.de rill other arti-;
ties of the kind now in , use. -.Where the,hair is dead!
harsh, thin, unhealthy , nor: tuiriing grey, a_few applied , "
tions willwake the ha ir soft and dark, end give it a bean-:
tifuli lively .appearance; and will ; also malcoftmaintain
,its liveliness; and healthy color, twice as fang as:all the
preparation's that are generally used; . Where the hair le
thitif:-..0r has fallen off, it maybe restored by usingthie
'Cream. Every lady and gentleman who is in the heat of
using oils on theirhair should at once purchase al:on-leo(
the Chinese Hair Cream,.asitissocomposedthat itwilt
not injure the hair like the other preparaften% but Will
beautify it, *4, give.. perfect Satisfaction in every, in;
stance.
For testimony to-its-verrsuperior qualities, see the foU
lowing ..letter from the. Rev. .Mr. , Caldwell. to Means.
ilendershott do Stretch,Hoshville, general agents for th2s-1
Southern States
LotOietlii Reil.lt..carctiett ROW,' of
the Prabllerirm ,
Tilasso.llonnitistrotx ft., putxtra Grxr7. wn5F- -- 1 take
p.easure in adding my testimony in favor of the exclent.
Prepare-20n called Dr. parish's Chinese Hair Cream; for,
about two ;years ago my hair was very dry, bristly . , and
disposed to come out; but having procured abottle of the
Cream, and usedit according to the preseriptftmiit is now
elastic, soft, and firm to the head. , Many balsams and
oils were applied, each leaving.ftryhair in a worse state
thluibeforec This Cream, however, has met my Cxpeer
As an article for thetoilet, my wife gives it-Preference
over all others, being delicately perfumed and not dis
posed to-rancidity. Thd ladles, esP.ecian,Y: w i iirind 130 .
Chinese Cream to be a desideratum: in theirprepereftonS
for Uie toilet Respectfully, PAS-
Pulaski, January 9,1837.
nor - sold wholesale and retail; in Pittsburgh, by Sohn
M. Towhilend4s-Market et.,'ltid' Joel ?abler, corner of
7 T "" f&D 'ul lElS dFi nie fth c u a a u - tioned.agiOnst using Co i rnm el4l orr Pre -13 ;;; -
red Chalk: They are not aware how frightfully
rions itis to the skin ! how coarse, how rough, howsallow,
yellow, and wthealthy.the skin appears after using,pre
,paredchalkl Besides it is injurious contairiing a large
'quantity of lead! We have prepared a . beautitul Vest- 1 1
table article, which we call Jones' Spanish Lilly White.,
It is perfettly" "innocent, being purified of all deleterious
.qualities, and it imparta -to the- skin a natural, healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively white; at the same time acting
as a cosmetic on the skin, making it Softand smooth.
• Mr. James 'Anderson*, Practical Chemist (it'd:loathe.:
setts, says : "After analysing Jones'Spanish Lilly White,
I find it possesses the most beixutiful and natural, and it
the same thud:innocent, white "I ever. saw. ;I-certainly
can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose skin
requiresbeautifying." Price 25 cents a box. Direttions
thebest way. to apply, Lilly White,- is with soft leather
in wool—the former is preferable.
A rats orr or Tsars you 25 cians..—White • teeth,
foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow andtmhealthy teeth,
after being once or twice cleaned with Jones' Amber ,
Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the most beautiful
ivory, and, at the same time it is so perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine, that its constmatilaily. use is highly
advantageous, even to thole teeth that are in good condi
tion, giving them a beautiful polish, and preventing:a
preinature decay. Those already decayed it prevents
from beconting:worse---it also fastens such as is b ecoming loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulestteeth
delicately white, sod make the breath deliciously inireet.
Price 25 or 372 cents a box.. All the above are sold only
at 62 Chatham st., sign of the American Eagle, New"-York,
and by the appointed, Agents whose names appear in the
Wthxicrowsix . r,tind gets riehhusbandylady? "Your
.tace is your fortune" Is't beautiful, Clear fair" Is it
*lntel If not,lt can be made so even - thou ' th it be yel
low, dis fi gured, sunburnt., tanned and freak etl. Thous
ands have been made thus who have -washed . once or.
twice with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. The-effect'is
glorious and magnificent. But he sum you get the genu
ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of the American Eagle, 82
Ch ßing-won% e t
Salt.rhentii, Settriey,Erysipelas,Barber'a
Itch, tire :O ft en cured by -Solids' Itaitau Cheraical.Soap,
when every- kind•of remedy has. failed: That it cures
pimples, freckles and clears the skin, all know. Sold at
the American ' E a gle, es - Ch a th am greet. reader:
lids seldom or never ,fails.
Sold at .liaxsoit's"B9 Liberty st., head' of ,Vood, Sign of
ND DOLDAR TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS.
O—Harriaga—ConjidentiaL—Any lady between twen
ty and thirty, poaseasmg a symmetrical form, good fea
tures, &e.; is asked confidentially, can she suppose any
man could admire her while she has such yellow teeth;
such sallow, rough, coarse skin; and such dirty, bad,
wiry hair, when, by spending the above sum,•she might
have delicate white teeth, a pure sweet breath, and a
beautiful head of hair. She can have beautiful white
teeth and sweet breath by using a 2s. box of lone' Am
ber Tooth Pam; a skin white, pute and spotless as snow,
by using a cake of the genuine lone ltalian Chtmical
Soap; and a beautifal head of hair by using a as. bone of
Jona' Coro! Hair Eataratirs. Do not form an opinion
against this before you wry, or you will regret it; but be
sure to ask for
s Jones' articles. t
saley Sold only to New York
at K 2 Ct- For
_t
WM. JACKSON Agent,
89 Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
ft&NOER, SCROFULA AND GOITRE.--Ample ex
. 4,,./ penance has proved that no combination of medicine
have ever been so efficacious in removing the above dis
eases, as AR. JAYNES ALTERATIVE. It has effected
' cures truly nstcmishing, not only of Cancer and other dis
eases of that elm's, but has removed the most stubborn'
diseases of the Skin, Swellings, Dyspepsia, Az. This
medicine enters into the circulation, and eradicates dis
eases wherever located. It purifies the blood and other
fluids ..s...
of the body, removes obstruction in the pores of i
the skin, and reduces enlargement of the glands or bones.
It increases the appetite,- removes headache and drowsi
ness, and invigorates the whole system, and imparts lug
st,thit_diseasedaußdrlldleutitinioa: mtr,---
is nothing saperfor - toit in thewhole meteria medico.. It
is perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, and has nothing
of the disgusting nausea accompanying the idea of swal
lowing medieine. , • ..,........ ~.,
For sale iuTittshargh at the r kali% TEA a 1 RE,
O
ra'Fourth st., near Wood.- ' ' - . , . mar
A Recipe for 'the Unman Flair
rr -
o "FORCE ITS. GEOWTELAND HEALTH, MAKE
- ' SOFT, SHXY, -.CLEAN AND FINE , --Persons
in consequence' of the many things sold, set down every
article; •(be it ever .so gooda as a immbug. If people
could be made to try a 3s. bottle of Jonels Coral flair Re
storative,and sad how it makei dry, rusty, red, lighthair
Moist, soft, auburn and dark, and keeps it so; and by its
use for - sometime,' causes it to grow naturally beautifid ;
if people could see the number of poor.respeetable me,
chanics that nse it; (aye, and find it the cheapest thing
they cad use,) for dressing and beautifying the Fiiir; for
keeping• it soft and. in order three times as long as any
other article made; and .
.
Forces it to grow, stops atsfalbag,
• • And costs - but 3 shillings to try,
We formerly sold nothing less than $1 bottles, but we
wish people miry it.- Sold only at 82 (mind 82] Chatham
street,'New York, and bY _ 2 _ • .• - •
matt° • WM. JACKSON, Agt.. ED Liberty et:
llowa's Cough Gandy'.
Tais celebrated article, so favorably known last win.,
ter, is again offered to the citizens of Pittsburgh as a
certain remedy•for Coughs and Colds, so prevalent atthis
season of the year. ' .
HOWES COUGH CANDY the'bestiatiele of the
kind ever Offered to the public; and, we challenge any
person in the United States to produce a cheaper,more
pleasant and effectual - remedy for the cure of Congas and
Colds. = HOWE& CO.,Tropristors,'
Depot, No: I College Hall, Cincinnati, 0
Sold by H. Smyser,L. Wilcor t 'Jr., J. M. Townsend,
Jas. A. Jones, Will.a lack,Drug stsi and at Wm, Jack
son's; 89 Liberty street,Titisbttigh. dec.27:d3m
DR EOFF,§'FONIC AND ANTI-DISYRPTIC
The - general propertieo of these Pills are Carmirta
tire, POrgative and Tonic.. in the common "disorders
arising from imprudence in 'diet, tr.c.osuch as Sickness
and sourness of the stomach, heartburn, headaches, itz.,
where 'a medicine is required, this preparation is very.
applicable; for its 'eammative or soothing effects glve
almost immediate relief, when nausea or sickness exist :
its purgative operation upon the stomach and bowels is
gentle and effectual; and its tonic properties 'impart
strength to the digestive organs, thereby enabling' these
organs to perform their proper functions with order and
regularity. The price has been reduced from 50 to 26
cents aboz.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by B. A. FAMES.,
TOOK & Co., corner Front and Wood and Sixth and
Wood streets, Agents for Pittsburgh: • • jel4 _
CONSUMPTION seizes more victims than any other
disease in, our country. The Irtiaug; the old, the
beautiful and gay, are all alike subject to its invidioui
ravages, and many a hectic cheek has been supposed to
I 'bloom with the glow of health. 'But every ease origi
nates in a cold and a e.ougli--perhaps deemed unworthy
of aUention at,first—and only Met witif remedies When
too late: Watch the first symptoms with jealous care,
and make immediate use of the , Cough Balsam of D. A.
Faluiestitek & Co., which will certainly check its farther
progress, and_ restore the inflamed organs to tibeautiful
action.
For sale by ILA: FAIINBSTOCK & Co., corner 19
t
and Wood sta.; also, coma Gth and Wood. • ' decll
I s • remluns t .
J. WILLIAMS,No.I2 North' Sixth street, Philadel
;
B.phia, 'Venetian Blind and Window Shade Atanufq47 _
turer, (awarded the first and highest Medals at' the New
York= -Baltimore and: Philadelphia Exhibitions, :for: the
sup eriotity of his BLINDS, with tonfirmed confidenteln
his -manufacture,) asks the attention of purchasers to his'
assortment of 2000 Blinds Of narrowaud wide slats, with.
fancy and.plain Trimmings, of new styles and colors.—
'Also, a large - Auld general 'assortment of nanspareat
Window Shades, all of which he will sell at the lowestcaste '
Old•Blindspainted and trammed to look equal to new.
lilastatas supplied ongiberal terms. r .
The citizens of. Allegheriy Cam ty are respectfully in
vited to call, before purchasiag elsewhere—coufident of
pleasing all.' '
jT Op en ,i»Via,e_rening•
t • To , Country litterohanitsi
litirltlODNlNSONeMaldretilitid youthht ymi 171111 now
secure China, Glatt. QUan 4 Ware, .4 * ei, at such
prices as never were bent toforercitTered at. ,
• Remember; 115 Wood street, 2 doors below sth.' [ml7 ":
te.
THE sabscriberintbrint the public generally, and
Hotisekeepers and Retail Grocers particulti,rly, that
he ii:discoattnning the Queenewarti businesi, and will
sell oft Ms ream stock at reduced' prices. 'Mies° who ,
wish tb - ohtain China; QuebistOre, or Wass, find.thie
a rare opportunity for getting such articlesas they want,
mach cheaper than the usual ratee:
Remember the place, CHINA, HALL, No. ;118 ;
street, -emir the Auction store. ' ' • -
P. S. I will' dispose of, my whole" stock e . aug'
b
wishing to.bny it, at a argain.
XTRIV• DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,•Burker , Build
-1211 infr, Fourth strea.—Runqn dir.Alsriroirr,DagnTveo--
Yx ist habi s
lt Eastern , cines , would call theattedtion osr,
to their Dagaeireotype of citizens and others, at rooms in
the, third story 'of Borkesbnildingq'dth at; • , •
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that
ne pains Sluff be spared to produce them in die • highest
perfection of the art. Our instruments Groot the moat pow
offal Irind,"enabling us to exteute pictures udstirpassed
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public arc
'solicited to nail and examine. • • •
Personi Sitting - for pictures are neither „regained or ex 7,
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction egipen.
•
N. B. Opefaiiiru :Will find-this ' re . good depot for stock;
and _
irrlnatractions given id the art,' 'containing ihdmo
• recent ImpreseMents. 7 ja,d7
THOI49IAT ifltallllNDlr_OF NATlllake 1 ,
ADIERIOAN OIL, procared fromtt weltiaßeittne4
135 feet helow .the surface r of the t earth, _a certan
and infallible eure• for Sprains Strains Ctits, - Bruises,
Scalds,Burniii:Tetter, Erysipelas , ca d ea , Croup, •
Whoopmg-Cough, Inflanimatrity Sore' ThroacSore,sind
Inflamed Eyes, Flatulence, Ulcers,' Fever Sorel, and
• t - . ' INFLAMMATORYJIHEILVIATISM
'which yields to its erects in a snrririsingllllllllloT.
It has never yet failed when used aceordinglo tilled!
tions. Read the following - . • . -
: • ' MettimnoirVlleghenr co.,E t a ., 1 8
84d ,
This is to certify, that my wife; Margaret ehriest, Was
cured or& Rheumatic Complaint of seven yeara standing.
,by-which-she was so lame as tab* otillged to usiscratch
w - -
es. In one week she vies by using: the- - Aintrictut
Oil, and could walk,about as usual without her - en:Aches. _
' : -- - • .;.i :"" JONA.THAN,GHIUMSTZ -
The following is communicated by, Mr. Nrfin.NOSlll Al!.
Jacksonistagent for Steubenville, O.
A gentleman near Steubenville, who bad 41 ttebn, ibie 1
to put either of his feet to the ground for twelve years,lL . i
consequence of linuettess, by the tiii.",of One boultt was . s ."
enabled to walk two miles toa townstilpeleclicat-- It is I
likewise , i - sovereign remedy for _
___-- ' -„ -.,....• —,„"' ' t
CONTRACTION OF THE =SODS" 4113/41.44r4 74 ,i1 -
The follbwing is contindnicatedlikllle Wm. Nash, W.
Jackson's agent for Steubenville: -;;.' , - ._ 5 1 . '',
• " .. 1 '
A lady residing „in Steubenville, the finger of whose 1,
hand was so contracted as to de:pp - int her of'die nie_of ir 1
for thirty-five years, was entirely Tired bytheltso al One 1
bottle of the Oil, so th at she now bas %het perfect' nee or -:
her hand frdlyequal to the other which had , neverbeen - :
affected. It Ims also been found tohe it,safe and invinei - 1
ble agent in the speedband certain cure of
'in alLetties not organic7ii,eme. - ..... , .
• A lady residing in Alle eny citywas effeetuallymired
of obstinate deafness,* years' coatinuance,,hry, the use
of lest than one-bottle 'of the:Oil, so that'she• said - she
heard better than she badever done before. , .
A gentlenuM well known in Pittsburgh ,- was cured of '
deafronis of nine years' standing, by the use•of A:Small
quantity of the Oil. The names and residences of the
lady and gentleman will be , given to Mose who desire it,
at the office of the advertiser.- - :- , - -
its properties are highly developed In the ce rtain and _
surprisingly speedy cure of all cases Of - .:_____`• - ' •
„ ,oIioSLIO,`CRAMP, , AND SPASMS..
leaver:al cases of Cramp Obeli° have been - effectu
Cared by one dose : of the Oil, in the short space of belt
an hour, when the partiei have been agonized with pain.
Its curative properties have been rernarkably,manifested to the radical onto of
5
_ DISEASES OF THE SPINE. • ' ,
Alady, the wife of a planter in Kentucky, win „care._ a
effectually of one of the worst cases of diseased 0 8ine ,
which had confined her to her ,bed fora considerable
time, in which she could not turn herself. It is also rt
sure remedy and perfect cure for painsin the small of the
Read the following -
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Previa cracm,Dee. 18, 1646.
This to cert i fy that was afflicted with gteat.Paln in
the small of ray back and kidneys', which affectedlue so
much that I could not stand upright By rubbing cites
nally, and using half t, teaspoonful Internally i _mght,and
monung, I was entirely cured. JOHN - RIDDLYt.i
.. near :Warren, Armstrong Co., ra.
Aigelltieltan at Pittsbingh, afflicted with a violent in- -
fitunination of the Icidneyie-the - pain of• - whiett Caused
him to faint-was completely cured, in - three dayiqbythe'
use of the Anterican Oil.- • '-
The qualities ; of this - -
NATURES, OWNREMEDY
is extremely penetrating and and-inflammatory,einuie
quently is confidently recommended as &sovereign rem
edy wherever inflammatibu exists] either external on n
ternaL Used immediately after a gut, bruise or wound,
it will cure and prevent _ , - • . • -
'-
has,
AND MORTIFICATION.
It has, ia addition, been found a salutary, pleasing and
remedy, for those very,unplerusantand inconve.
nienidiseases
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS ,
RIV - Pricei 50 cents per bottle.
.Coition..-Be on Tour buttra.:,
The ithrprising excellence and growing popularity
the Amencan OR, has induced some dishonest persens •
palm upon the public, miserable imitations of.this truly •
valuable medicuie, for the purpose of dezeiving Me un
wary, and defrauding the Proprietor. .
In order to be sure of obtaitungihe pantie; elliertl
the fidlowing von& -Awns: • • • - . . -
lat. See that the name "Win. Jackson, 89 Liberty at 1
head of Wood 5t..," is printed on the label of Me wrappsl
of each bottle, to Imitate whisk is felony. 2 -, -,. -
44. That each bottle is inclosed in a panalthiet contain
ing full directions for use; and also containing the name
and address of -Win Jackson, General Agent for the
proprietors; likewise, the name and'address, of the• pro
pnetors, D. Hail & Co., Kentucky. _ • t,
3d. Purchase O::` , ILX of the advertised- Agents, all of
whom have a show bill, on which is printed the names of
the Proprietors and General Agents-thus t D. Hail & Co.,
Proprietors, Kentucky. Wm. Jackson, Pittsburgh, 'Pa.,
General Agent for Western Penneylvania, and pan of
Ohio and Western Virginia; and_ the printers names
51Millin & Shr a mck, Pittsburgh--printed ,at the bottom
of
4th. Observe-the genuine American Oil is;, of a dark
green color, without any sediment, and its spocifiC gray' ,
ty lighter than water. l'he counterfeits are mostly of a
black color ;-somewhite, like. Spirits ot Turpentine,
said to be refined and clar ified; - Room Senses-Oil-oth
ers a mixture of other common oils; and one a hisck filthy
looking mixture. purporting to come frointlie iPituihnrgh
and Allegheny Dispensary Co." None of these :Conn
terfeitmoseess either the.virtue or the powee. of th. out
4.ME
CAN OIL.
, IrrSold wholesale and retail by WAL
I tAf v F,S egt O e N ni ,
General and Sole Agent for the Proprietor
Pennsylvania, Western -Virginia, and . Northern Ohio;
and by the followinglluly appointed demi:Asia Allegheny
county, Pa.:
A. AL Marshall,
- _Dr-Brown,. .. Allegheny city.
Jonathan Ohnest, Manchester. ,
Alexander Asdale Wylie street..
.1. R. R. Jacques, .4rminglaam.
- Wm. J. Smith, Temporaneeville. -
`. G._ H. Stan, Sewiek ley.
- Edward Thompson, Wilkinsburgh.
Daniel: Negley, East Liberty.
IL Z. IlEfehell, Wilkinsburgh..
Thomaaltikirr, Sharpsburgit. .
. H. Rowland & Son, Al'Keeeport.
John Black, Turtle Creek..;
—M , Eldowny,,Bakeratown. ,
Samuel Springer, Clinton.
James M'Kee,Stewartstowd.
Riley Al'Laughliii, Plum township.
J. Fulton, Tarennua. .
,_
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrerrievide,
- Robert :Williams, Arthursville.
augls-d&wfinl
Coaespatent.gradnatedgalvonleitatto r y'
AND PATENT INSULATED POLES, -
OR ma:
• . -
Mamarm orusa rtravosks.-4his F , •
inetruovOit of the kind that has ever-been - pregente,d
;in this codatry or Europe for medical purposes; and is the
only one ever known to nuin,by'Whiclthe galvttffle fluid .
can be conveyed to the human eye, the ear; thebram, or
o any part of the body, either 'externally °rimer - nay,
"in .a definite, gentle streard,withootshocks eirpnip—with
perfectiafety—and often with the haPplevrelfectik - -
This , important tipparatusis:novvhighly--approied of
by many of the most eminent physicians of thatgoantry
andEurotie, to. Wha m -the afflicted and idiots within It
may concern can be referred. - Reference will also be
"given: to many. highly 'respeepible ;who bare
been Cured, by menus of tins mosi Valtrable itp - Pstratas,or
,some of the most inveterate nervous" disorders, which .
could not be removed by any'ot3er anyknodni Weans- ;
Among vorious others; it has beenpro - ted to .be admir
ably 'adapted for the cure'of the following' disedies, viz
nervous headache and otherdistardersof the brain. his -;
with ;this apparatus atone that the toPerstur can cOavey
the galvanic fluid with ease and safety. to the-eft, tore.
store sight, orcurenmaaresas; tothe mato restore hear
ing;
to the tongue or other organs, torestore speech; and
'to the various - parts of the body,forthe, awe of? Chronic
' rheumatism, asthma, neuralgia, or tie doloureatallialal'
psis, or palsy, gont, chorea or St dauvt, epilepsy,
wchkness"..from st rains; some diseases peculiar to le-
males, contraction of. the limbs, lockiaw, etc:, etc., ' .
Rights for surrounding counties of Western-Po., and
privileges,with - the instrument, may be purchased, and
-also-tested for the.cure of : diseases. - - -- •
Full instructions wilt be given for the various
eels to be used for-various diseases, needle best manner t
for operating for the owe of these viiseasts,will also be
-fully expltuned - tothe purchaser, and ,apamphletput into
his hands expressly - for these
,purpdscsi,carefallY pre7
pared by the patentee. Enquire of, - - i
S. IVlLlJAlDS,N,iiitterreetf
- near 4th st; Road, g.
SALT RHEUM., SCURVY, 0.1..D.508E5,. EILYSIPS.
.LAS, Barber's Be*, Chaps Son Beards,: Pimpies..--
Ths is used try - many physimansin this city 1.12 entire:rile
above t and wewould . not conScienchntsly.selluniess
we
knew tem be all we .state.._ - •
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As a cosmetic, the tree JONBIt.t'S SOAP is perhaps the
only article ever known that removed impurities, and
cleared and beautified the skin, makips- tr-soft, clear,
smooth and white as en infants. Bat mind, it La sold atEct
Chatham' st ,1V y i and by - ,
JACKSON*.Agent
--89 Liberty street, rms
marts
HECINATISBI, GOUT, AND - TIC DOLOREU.X.--
111,, A.respeciable gentleman culled acrtal three Tim he
said, inform- us" hat he hadliedtratilimcd:for .years ,
with Rheumatism or "Gout; and.";oCetirtotziltr,with Tie
Dolorini; that:he - had been ` frequentlycbifined to his
roam for months m tog . u.ther,.and often suffered the most in
tense and excruciating pout, but that latelylut Katt:been
using Tainets Alternate, from which he found most
nattand unexpected relief,' He says 'he found' the medi-
cine very pleasant and directive, and thar he now con
uiders himseif perfectlycnred.--,Phiktdellaitt Noth Arne?"
A Fier Wotan ilnownta,—A gentle - in= of Scrofulous
habit, from indiscretion in his-younger days, - became af
fected with Ulcerations if the Throat and. Plose fr .antl a
dfitagretabie eruption of the . Skin. • Indeed - , 'ltis,whoier
system bore the marks of being . saturated with dblease.
One'hand and wrist were so much affected that 'be bad
'matte use of tbe.hand,..eivery. parr , hcing pocored, with
deep,, painful, and -offensive -uleers,.and.were ashollow
and porous as wq honey-comb.. It was et this stsge
of his
complaint, when.death appeared inevitable , from irloath
some disease that ' he commenced the use car .ritYna'a 'Al
len:dive and having takeustxteen bottles, pow perfect-
Yy cure d The , Alttiratiiit' Opefatis ' , through - the elretgufien; and
purifies the blood and eredientesdiseseifroat tha System,
whereVerloeated,' end the numerous cures it 'has pot
formed in diseases of the skin , , cancer,•scrofulaliver ; gun!,
complaint, dyspepsia pnd other chronic : disesuwa, is
truly astomanur. .J t , • <
FOrtalolll./rlltailchth,atur r/4iwiTEAsTonE
marl9:3meob
,-so t
or cousouNG . .in the night. very ttClUble'
-.r.soMe. They-break in 'rpm:ft-he hoursorrepose and
exhrnot the sneer hor WI iloirentr , A.,,Fatatestock
4,,c0.,5.C0UGH ALpAZI hal been .eminently success-.
fa i n. .. eas ing - and euring,theso ItnPleusank .spelLs. If a
person is roused in the.rught by a spasos or coughing, a
tea spoonful of the Cough Balsam wilt soothe it, give him
mile, and l asit is palatable, leaves - no naplensuat taste
If once used, ItWilltake'rireeedence 'over all
othert, - al! a remedy for coughs; colds,
prepared and sold.by B. A. FAHNESTOCIL lc Co,
Corner Ist and Wood . 'streets, - and corner 4th and Wood
4 - Ikft.:RALPWS Cmminte.mm , VnameauleriPttli lie for
sate,mbolesalennd retail, at the
• Blur. EVADE - Qmcn, •
"•• ' •
Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny , nary (J. emillk, Bit.
millbar:4
il4lm MeCtacken, Penn street, Fillh - Ward.
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