The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, April 24, 1849, Image 4

Illistelladiousr4";
A - WILLIAM t SILT- t - 04 40. 4 t
( a Incas's° leaM9- 1 / WA!' /I'.
No. 411, Faunh street, betweeA -tufts,
M.EstiVACTIMEWO Otact
dizmucotamps-- terelas . els; le erisuns,
ite,; s lteep constantly balbild - Wittnannfeettire to oder,
alteetietulfroldtitit3Ars:tb the square foist;in Sheets of d
6q 20 fee:4'7l2l6h tbeynnifuenieriti the rade wholesale,
orst order that - num be wanted.
/mats° piannfactnre' and keep 'constantly; oil band
e i se4 front2io 1-.lh eh etiUbre-, ici
- iinueduerpipe, for
eonsykyw fretn - eptingii,furnisbedther count],
tfs.4., pol.likson reels in lengths of front 100 to IMO
feetorkelich teoh with directions as to the proper ntethed
of laying, %Oro; otrhandos large snpUly of Adams' Pet
- tint satsb9a,Tal#s, fox..'wells or cistents;,ffneyr .tC6 OB :
ireryaispetiosenatirottanction.Panys: .
;Spar - am- - work, Ofaytio"-tlescripuon executed In the
moss riniablenianner, and ,bn the moat accommodating
tenna. - .1-Orders.from the country for -leaden pipes, she(
lead,or pinnOsi; will receive prompt attention.
W . ' . .RA L NG.
SECURED BY LETTEB.S PATENT
PUBLIC ATTENTIONIs solicited to: au entire new
article of KAMAN(, Made - of wronght.uort bars,
and soft annealed rods , or wire, and expressly designed
for - enclosing . Cottages, Cemeteries; Become!, Public
Grounds, Az, at prices varying from 60 cents to $3,00 the
running foot. Stu made in panels of:various lergthe
t 0,4 feet high, with wrought Loin oils If inch actuate,
at i ntervening distances of .
6 to AO feet...: if desired, the
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panels can be made of. an y height, in Continnotts spans
of 60 to 60 feet, with or without posts. No extra charge,
The' comparative jig - Utca!, great strength and durabil
ity of the \VIBE RAILING, the beauty of its
- varied or
namental designs, together with extreniely low, price
atwhich it is sold, are ceasing it stipereade the Cast
'lron Itailing, wherever their, cOmparauve-itieri,ut have
been tested. For further. particulars address
MARSHALL A" BROTBERS,
Agent's for Pateatees,',
rarrlgint). Diamond alley, near Smithfield st
• Haisdlarare,: cutlery, Sadiatery,,,sco..
TORN-WALKER, Importer and Dealer in Foreign and
Han:aria -Hardware, .respeetfully..annonnees to• his
• .friends"and • the pubic generally, that he is uovv receiv
ing hie Spring supply of Hardware; Cutlery, Saddlery,
itc.`, at hie stand, No. 85 IVood street, which he will dia.
pascal s - owthe most reasonable terms. • - -
He will continually be receiving fresh supplies, direct
from' the manufacturers in Europe. and this country,
which will enable hinito compete. with any house, East
or FVest
.Heparticularly invites the attention, of customers to
his excellent assortment of Table and Spring Cutlery,
tic:, which - is of fashionable patterns and from the most
popular manufacturers. •• : . :
His stock of Carpenter's Tools is large, and of excel
lent quality. • '
Of general Hardware stock, he has" every variety of
article.
Western' Merchants.and •deslers, gerterally,..are
vited to call and examine his stock. • . mar294m
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Oelver's Patent Conc aveßater
nui a ta - rti TlyE
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vy dell the attention of the public to the tirticie head
itslg this advertisement, and invite,the enterprising.
'an canons to mill and witness IM operation, All adver
tisements in relation to this invention - to the hundreds
who have seed it tested, is supererogat ion. • - • • •
.Ist Churn will - produce - Butter. gathering it In a
trititsi, front sweet milk, to five to tad nunutesi and from
cream prepared; as families usually Prepare it, in thtee
to five minutes: • • • •
rtteutility of this invention is apparent, as better
13e tte r 1,4 • - ml,rcktueed from sweat milk, or cream, than
• ,•.• to the uses, army. and -by Means of this
ur taoy run pertorm,:tn- five or ten
, . • , -,',retofore required the labor of a wo
• " ..rr two -home, and someumes•half a
ndiigs thurab serew, the wholeinside
o..t.'ieuving nothing but the Butter and
'lain wooden box.
. . taa cdeapetit Court' ever invented, IS the sim
.
0, it, I...yuf truelkuu• (though embodying a great
pia itosupttitml-priatc.iii(c) makes it: bat little to manufac-
.51t1 .11 it; a commonsense Chum, as' all admitato
will ekamtue 11.
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- We invite the . public to can and _ wi tness itli operation
at oar office in the Diamond, near the Blabk Bear Tav
ern, and at J. F. Beckham's, Federal et, Allegheny.
..raar94l.rmiebn -,- . C.MWERON./e PRICE.
- Waf Paper Warehouse s
N 0.97 lifAltliST STREET. PIT PSBIJRGH, PENN'S.
THOM/SS- PAT:111E11
RESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and cue
tamers. that he hashed at' no past period so exten
sive n' 'Stock as-he, has at present. He can otter to par
chair -rib s on very moderate terms, at the old cstaldtsitect
stand' sn Market street, abxtost every article brbis dine—
including counting-room. bed chamber,dining-rocan,par
lor and nall Paper. With Borders, Landscapes, Fire
beard Prints, 'Paper and Transparent 'Window - Shades,
Bonnet and Binders' Boards; I Veliing,.Wrapping, and
Tea - Paper be is - -abundantly supplied, and :reap:its
-merchants and housekeepers to cad and examine tug as.
Rap and Tannets' Serape taken In trade, at the high
est prices. . matl3-d&w4m
Paper Banging..
AlHAoiireeetving, direct from the manufacturers in
T
NeW-Forli r Thiladelphia and Baltimore, a large and
well selected, assortment of all the finest and most im
proved styles of "Satin, Glazed and comnion
,PAPB.B.
HANGINGS, consisting of•
10,000 piec es of Parlor and Fresco;
10,000 • Hall and Column;
" Dirfing-room, chamber and office Paper
Which I would particularly invite the attention of those
having Houses, to Paper, to call and eiamine, at the
Paper Warehouse of " - S. C."-HILL,
_ - ' • • Paper illaisaglagt. ,
IiKESSRS.JAS. HOWARD tr CO.; No 132 Wood melt,
AL would call the attention of the public to their
present stock of Paper Hang - ingi, which, for - variety,
beauty of futish, durability and cheapness, is mum:pass
ed by.any establishmentin the Union. • •
Besides a large aud full assortment of Paper of their
own mimfacture, they are now receiving a direct
im
porlation of French and English styles of Paper Hang
ings, purchased by: Mr- Levi Howard, one of the finn,
now in Europe, consisting of-,
Parisian manufacture,. • • -•- • .10.000 pieces.
London d 0...• •• .. •.. • 6,000 do.
Of their own manufacture, they have 100,000 pieces
Wall Paper, and 12,000 pieces Satin Glazed Window
Blinds, gp.
Messrs.. antes Howard tr. Co.,have spired neither ex
pense nor laharin their endeavors to rival the Eastern
Wail Paper Cftablislunents, brith in quality of manufac
'lure and variety of pattern, and they are warranted in
assuring the public that they have succeeded. '
The whole assortment; foreign and home manufacture,
will be offered On lima as Low as those •of Eastern
manufactureri and importers. mar 27
New Literiry Emporium.
new depository of Cheap Publications. has been
opened on Third street, opposite the Post Office,
where may be found a general atoortmeat of the rapider'
literature of the de). 'l%e proprietors have made tbs
most ample arrangements far procuring,all new works as
soon as issued from the press.: - - -
MAGAZINES AND 'NEWSPAPERS—AII the most
ialuable Magazines' end Weekly . ~ Newspiapers can be
tad at their counter by the single number or bythe year.
SZATIONDRY—Lever aiad'cap paper,pens and pen•
cilat . in short, every_ thing in the stationery line, and 'o
the bestqualmk, for sale cheap.
MUSIC—A large assortment of the most approved Pi-
Alio Parte IKusic, bound and otherwise. This - music I
pronounced by the most distinguished professors to be the
best collection ever offered for sale in the West.
The United States Odd Fellows' Directory for 1849,g0t
tip in convenient styles, . -
Without particularizing further , We respectfully re
quest a visit to our store room from the public.
WORK & lIOL3IES , Third 'street,
marf6' , ' Opposite the Post Office.
• .Iroslaus" - Rlbiodes -
WHOLESALE FRUITERER AND. CONFECTION• ER; No. 6 Wood street
-. boxes Oranges; • , 500 cans Sardines;
225 ' . Lemons; 800 "a -
-180 dozen Lemon Syrup; 150 qr." "
1000 drums -Figs ; - 400 boxes Herring;
200 bxs Raisins, in layers ; 2000 Cocoa Nuts;
150 hf:bxe: " 8 boxes Maccartini;
100 qr...." " • • 8 " -Vermacilla ;
75 trails India Almonds; 25 cases used Pickles,
100 boxes shelled " 40 casks Currants
•• 8 bales Bordeaux ." 100 lbs. cut Tiesue Paper;
10 " Malaga .- " 50rtas, white Kies F'aper;
3 " paperahel'd " 15 cases Prunes;
'= 3-" hard " " 16 mats Dates.; , -•
40 bags Filberts; .4 cases Liquorice;
30 " • Walnuts ; 10 lbs. Vanallaßeans;,
-50- " Cream Nuts; 20 bx• A Nol Rent Candy;
40 ' 'f. Pecans; • 20 " wh'e and yel. R. a
10 1/1 , 18. " • - 8 Cases Florence Oil;
Just . reedited and for sale by ' • '
Mara JOSHUA RHODES.
• • : Greenwood Gardens .
ADE now open for the sole of a large collection of
iiree4 Douse Plants - , of the choices: vanetles.
Also:a large collection of finest Dahlias and Annul
Flower Plants will he ready to deliver in pots on the tit
,lequetsol the - choicest Flowers put up at the shortest
..:jacnice
Gardens will be open fir the general reception of
:171.511...r601, I he tid day Of April.
• ',Captain Vatidegriff's fiue tie*steamboat, (the Thomas
cutt) will commence running from the Point, foot of
ac, to the Gardene,on the ad day of April. (marld
• . arterioles Maps. •
sliA? is CO. have taken the exclusive agency for the
sale of Mitchell's superior Maps, for Pittsburgh and
Vosiern Pennsylvania, which will be sold at his reduced
Philadelphia prices. - ,
!Phi Mayorthe World, On .Mecatur's-Projection, is the
largest and most comprehensive Work of the kind ever
published in lmerien; it is 01 feet from East to West,
&add* , from - NOrth to Synth, accompanied' by a book of
GOu'eages,contiiining•consalting index, consulting which
any item on the. MO ,may be readily found; also: fie°-
, graphical desc.riptions of nil the countries on the Globe.
The Reference and IXstsnce Map of the United Stites,
on it Scale of milesto an inch, comprising the States,
Cosintiory:Towinhips,tcc., in the Union, accompanied by •
6.-folume of 400 pages, vo., Which includes an index of
c6antie.cl'owns; *.c.,..togetherWith a general description
of-tlieXaheli Stales.
illap of
,the Itspublici—or
'United States of.ditnerioa.
- Universal- Atlas, containing Maps of the Etniiies
Mecum, Statss and Republics, with a special Map o
each of the United States, comprehended on 73 sheets,
- forming a series of 117 Maps, a large folio volume, ele
gardly executed.
A Map of Texasi.Oregon and California, with rill the
reatesilistiabliy enarkedouf tq these countries.
Alarge supply of the above Maps . , small and large,
will be kept constantly on blind and for.sale at the Book
and Paper Warehouse, corner of Thiid andWond sts.
P; 000 CUBIC 'YARDS OF GRAD/NO,
Birmingham Town Council, desiring to contract
Voith some Imitable person or persona for the exact
visaing or IVO° cubic yards on the streets, will receive,
sealed proposals for the whole or any part of said work,
tua u t h e 40, o f April next, at'Which, time the Work . will
be let to the lowest and best bidder.
Proposals to be left with WILLIASCPAWCYTT, Sireit
VorninlsSloner, where a specification-of ths work may:
be weir. •By order of , the Council: • - • .
martf:dtd THOMAS BLACIEMORE, Pasidant,
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Fashionable-need ittnarteis,
Ni. 4 . 8 • street. stemid doer bean Seiarld "It6'eet.;
• • - - Vit it z puitG -
13-ESPECTFULLY- iinnormcca to his numerous friends'
_Owned to the public, that he has retrieved his-Fashion,
able Hend-rjuarters from Liberty streetlo hie teWStore,
nit Market, 241 door from . Second Street. He ill-constant
ly:prepared to make to order. of they most Site and beet
-millennia, in superior manner end at very reasonable
'prices, every 'Snide br-Fasnable Clothing, -of Which
his complete stock of &mice and carefully selected
French; -English Mid Belgian Cloths: Cassimerei, - .Yest. ,
logs, die., o the latest .and -racist- desirable* pationia, are
particularly designed.
He has also . on hand Avery large stock of Readpmade
Fashionable Clothing, which; he will sell•Very:low
C. kyERNEBURG,
28 Market staxt doarfrdia Second 'et.
s l - tu.HOUSB-KBEFERS Ann Ynosg-.30101.221CiX13.--The .
1 subscriber has received and now on band, a large
aisortment of Housekeeping Goods, comprising, in part,
54,04, 104, 12-4 Bl'd Cotton Bheetings ; •
6-I, 104, 124 Barnsley Sheeting •,
"Pillow-case Linen, and Muslin Ticking ;" • •
Marseilles Quilts, Blankets ;
Plain and embroidered Table Covers ;: •
. Windsor Drapery, Turkey. Red Chintz;
Buff Windsor Holland; Linen Table Coths; •
: • Damask Table Linen, all widths;- - -
Napkins; Doilies; Diaper Crash, Sce.; which will
be sold at lowest prices, at
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, ROBT.D.THOMPSON'S,
110 110 Market et, :Moors frOm Liberty.
MI ()GAN & CANTWELL., hava lost received, at No.
jUL 88 Market street, an selection of— -
Bead Reticules and Parapet •
Fahe end Combd -"
China Bets, decordeons; &tr. , • . -•
mar 2 3 110 GA N ar. , - CANTWELL.
Nits , 000ds, at Num - ber lolifty.nline 3
ORNEO. or Portant .s_sm -.minim "intents, ritrencticu
etREAT RARGA/NS!- , WThe -subscriber has jasurc-";
IX earned from theßastera - Cities, and is now receiving
a very.extensiverussortment. of FANCY AND STAPLB,
DRAT GOODS, ada - isd•ro,the -presentseason, and em.
Dr ...lag a stock for richness and variety not surpassed by
at... mablishmentin Hie West. . -
.:- ,• _• •:. RES GOODS !
Very glossy black Si lks ; Cnivataand Collars;
Handsome dress. :.d0... Black love Yells ancendkfs.;
RiCh changeable- do.. Jaconet and Camb. Melina—
Rieli changeable Satin de Plaid and striped Muslins; ..,
Chines; . Handsome Ribbons;
Mode and high col'd FrenchG loves, Hosiery, Re.;
Merinos ;, . . - Clothe for Cloaks; .
Mode and high col'd Muslin Terkeri Shawls ;
de Laines; •"• • - - Cashinere do. ,
Nowstyle muslin deLaines;Plain Thibet Shawls, - silk
Bann - striped Cashmeres; fringe;
Fancy • do. do. PlackTliibet Shawls, do.do.
t
Black and colored Alpacas; Black • do. do. • - 1
Plaid - Gingham, bright eit.'Silk d 0... do.
! - lors; ' " Fine Brochin do. 1
New style "%Tissues; Cloth do. ,
Gala Plaids,bright colors; Plaid; Long no.
California Plaids; " • LOW Priced do .
Black - Bomharineir Plaid Cloakings.
CALICO REAT REDUCTION
_ .. .
His stock of Calicoes is very large; it has been se.
leered with much care---with particular reference to
fastness of coloring, durability of fabric, and beauty or
design. These goods .ary lower than they have ever
been before, and are worthy the particular atienticui•or
purchasers: .
The best Calicoes for Of cts. ever offered ;
Double purple Calicoes, English, 121 cents;
•-• Green do.
Oil Chintz; British Chintiesi
New style Merrimack Calicoes;
Blue do. do.
Blue and Orange do.
Furniture do.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
A. large lot of low. priced Muslin de Laines, or the low
price of 12} cents per yard. •
Also, Black Alpacas for 121 ets. per yard. Very good
and very handsome dark and bright colored Plaid Ging.
hams, for 121 Cents warranted fast colors.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
Bleached Muslins,6l to 12.
Yard wide Unbleached, 61 , t0 9 ;
Bed llckings, very cheap;
eardrums, Drillings, Kentucky Jeans;
Checks, Linings, - Plaid Linseys ;
Domestic Gingham, Mariners' Shirtinge;
Colored Cambries ;
Flannels, lower than ever offered ;
Canton Flannels.
LINEN GOODS!
Irish Linens, Linen Lawns ;
flimast Table Linen '
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Do. do. Cloth;
RtMllin Sheeting;
Do. Dlapers;
Linen Drilling, C lash.
.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
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A large stock orDlsrakets, horn comae to very fine,
also •Blae and Drab• Blankets, fine and very fine, Cot
Overcoats. . • .
GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Fine and superfine French and English Cloths and Cas
simerea Over - coatings ; Silk and Linen Pocket Hand
'kerchiefs and Cravats; Gloves; Suspenders; Silk and
-Merino Under Garments ; Merino and Cotton Half Hose,
The Subscriber having made extraordinary prepara
tions far the Fall and Winter trade, and having purchas
ed his Goods under the advantage of markets unusually
'depressed, can confidently promise his' customers the
best bargains he has ever been able to rifler.
Customers of the house, and purchasers generally, are
respectful!. invited to call. InorAll PHILIP ROSS.
Tereibla Revolution—Stars elumphantl
HOGAN & CANTWELL, (sign of the *. 5 ,j No. 86
Market street, would respectfully beg truce to call
the attention,of the public to their new stock- of Goods,
just received and opening from manufacturers and im
fosters, ol which they feel confident that price and qual
ity will give entire satisfaction, our motto Quick
Salo and Smell Profits."
Our stock consists, partly, of the following articles;viz:
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pins, late styles; Guard
and Vest Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets; Fitt•
ger and Ear Rings; Pencils and Pens; Slides sad Studs;
Steel .Buckles., for-Ladies' Head. Dresses' Madalou , s
Card Cases, shell, pearl and velvet; Coral heads ; Ala.
baster Bores ; fine llosewood and Ebony Shaving Cases.
furnished; Slyer Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all kinds;
German Silver Spoons, all kinds; Silk Steel Bend flags
and Purses; Cotton Bags and Purses; Hair, Tooth, Nail
and Cloth Brashest, Aceordeons, Flutes and
Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors; Globes and Paper
Holders Shell, Dress and Side Combs, latest styles;
Caidis leases, Fruit Baskets, Agate and Glass Vases,
Mugs, and C ologne . Bottles ; Tables, Cher4oll/11 and
Backgammon Boards; Silk Tapestry; brussels and In
vain Carpet Bags ; Market and Side Baskets
Chairs, Wagous,Pradles, &c., &e., with a large miser'.
ment of Toys and Fancy Articles, teo numerous to men
tion.
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Business Card.
TYRANTS Al, WELL ASMOIVOPOLLRS MUST PALL:
;SO MUST PRICES;
WHICH fart will be proven by calling at MeGoiar'r•
PashionahleTailanng Establishment, Third street.
St. Charles Building,
Morro: ;Smuts. profits and quick raks.
Vssnarr Fresh and good.
Coxrgrrrios.: Very far in the background.
My old customers, and all others, are respectfully bi
nned that lam waiting for them, hIcOUIItg, '
Tailor. St. Charles.
- • - • Bleached Goods.
A.A. MASON CO., No. CO Market street, have jus
received the following well known brands a
Bleached 'Muslin', viz:
7.8 and 6.4 Bleached Muslin, James; Steam Mills ;
" Nanirtireag "
"Mason,""Piikauoket," "Carlisle," "Dorchester," "Gin
isigamond," "Gratton, , !"A," "Pittsburgh," "Lawrence,"
"Boston Pillow Case " "Farnsworth," &c.. Sc. Al! al
which, together with many styles dot here mentioned,
will be sold at EASTERN PRICES, by the piece or pack
fc bdt
- Shirting Blasius and irlisit Linens.
'Ur R. MURPHY - invites the particular attention of
Yr • therm wanting . the above G'oods, to his desirable
sleek, consisting of the best make, from the most approv
ed manufacturers, and the latter Nritriented pure flex.—
Ile has just received an additional supply, and is oa - cries
Shirting
.Maitlins of 'a superior quality at a very low
price. Also.
Sheeting and Pillow-case Muslin's;
Thapers and Crash;
Table Cloths Towels and Napkins ;
. Blanket's, Quilts, Counterpanes; and .
Housekeeping Dry Goods generally.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS—Suchas French Merinos,
Parmettos, plain and fancy Be Laines, (some new styles
net received;) Alpacas, Ike.
The season being far advanced, all these Goods will be
sold at . pnces that cannot fail to please.
10- Wholesale Rooms upstairs. Jantb
To_Coturtry Merchants. .
- ur R. MURPHY, at his Wholesale Rooms, North
• east corner of Fourth and Market streets, Pats
burgh, (up stairs,) is now prepared' to offer to the inspec
tion of Country Merchants, en extensive supply of New
Spring Goods,: including the newest styles of Spring
Prints, Gingham*, Lawns, Muslin de Leiner., Alpacas.
and Dress Goods generally; also, Gloves and Hosiery.
Bonnet Ribbons, Lacesand Edgings, Ake. Prices low.
Entrance to Wholesale Rooms. from 4th al. Sarin
AA. MASON & CO., No. SO have
• .this day received, per" Fast Line,' the following
named Goods, viz:—Satin stripe, black and blue black
plain pnd primed Berages, all wool M. de Laines, em
broidered Thibet 'Shawls, black, white and pearl Silk
Hose; spun Silk Hose; kid, silk and lisle thrend Glover;
linen, bobbin, cambric and muslin Edgings; Inserting,:
black silk lace Edgings; bonnet Ribbons; embroidered
muslin Capes, new patients and rich goods. roar'Zl
Vesting"
GENl.B."sail and seen the 'ehtticeit variety ever
offeed,and CAMELIA CRAVATS; at prices, you
cart' leave them _
CLOTH STORE. Post Building,
Corner Firth and Wood eta.
marl9.vr
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New Goods. •
TN STORE, and now receiving, our first supply of New
1. SPRING GOODS, consisting of every thing- new and
beautiful, to be had of the Importers and Jobbers:— •
• New 'styles of rich Turk Satins;
Wide Brocade Silks ' new patterns;
Rich Cbatnelion andGlacte Silks •, •.
Fig'd and plain bl'k Silks, all widths ;
.Bereges, Lawns Mous de Laince, &c.;
Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, new designs.
Together with a large assortment ot Domeetic•G nods
ROBT. D. THOMPSON,
muds] P 10.1.10 Market at., 3 doors from Liberty.
SRING /sax te Co., no mar
ketstreet.:are now opening 40 cases and packages
of Splendid SPRING GOODS, comprising Lawns, Mus
line, Bereges,.M. de Laines, 3illghams, Prints,. Prench
Cambrics , Linens, ' Ribbons, Laces, Silks, Shawls,
Gloves, Hosiery, and.n gensral assortment of Goode - Z;
mar 27
FidtilLlES, Economists Publi c, to effect n
. saving. or one-third, and obtain the greatest bargaim
rver. purchased; are . num respectfully Invited to visit
ROBINSON'S CLOTH ESTABUSHMENT, Post Build
. corner Fifth streets. • • febgrgyv
A FURTIIER 'REDUCTION.
'Jas. Alturpratt & Bone , Patent Sods Ash.
I 1 TIYS TONS, 31., cash, currency ; or 4 mos., approved
5 tons or upwards al do: par, Or O,ntos. do, in.
-Wrest added. For the superior quality of this brand, we
refer. to Oti , gratis and soap mannfaetureni" of this city
generally. - W. & MITCFIELTR dect ; RE,
N 0.160 Liberty street.
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established lane beingeow in full operatton,: •
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.the prelpiletore are prepared,- with theirestiatekten
sive , orrengementsoo forward merehanlqe, Prq w it h ,
dr.u4lo.and . freni • the• abovaporaii elf bT , H i l f ur c :
die regularity, diApateb, and • sertlY,
'Ueda of trahaportationi so,_9 l 7.ili'.u-s. 7n." •
on the Way is avoided. - '
'All cop signraerda by and for ;his Line r eiVid, charges
tired di rections,- of
paid,_ruid fer Warded tiny - • rn e • •
charge:for Vornatiegon i. advarteing r or.sle g _
;No interest,difeedy, or`indireetlY' detoamo"n"aatlliea
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278 Marker street.•Philadelptua
TAAFFE IV - O'CONNOR,
' Canal Basin, , Pittaburgta ,
' O'CONNOR qt--CO.:,
Nortiket:2Ealtimore.
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Trapriporiaillon Lln'e;
IriA. PENNSYLVANIA CANAL AND RAIL -ROADS
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TO POILADELPOII 11p,T13102.Z. . -
Tax Canals and Rail Roads being now open, and in
good order, we are prepared to forward all kinds of mer
ehandize and produce• to Philadelphia and Baltimore,
with promptness and despatehiand-on as good terms as
any other Line. • - C. A. MeANULTY &:Co.,
Carril Basin. Penn street, Pittsburgh.
Aomers7:CHARLES RAYNOR, Philadelphia,
ROSE MORRILL do Co:: Baltimore:. Wirt
---,Merchant's Way Freight Line, ,
For MairsoiWe, Johnstown, Hollh:fay:burgh, and all
- • intermediate places.
Tnia Linerll continue to carry all Way Goods with
their usual dispatch, and at lair rates of freight.
AorAvs--.C. A. hicANULTY. & Co, Fittshurgh...
D. B. :WA KEPIELD Johniumn.
• . 1 1 3 H.P . ; 4 11 .14LER, nollidnysburgh.
Itrunmactrs-James dtird-on. Smith -It Sinclair, Dr. F.
Shdenbe rem% R, Melons; John Parker, 'S. F. Von -Dann
horst & Co., Wm, Lthuier & Co., JI10: 111 , Devin &BM,'
Pittsburgh; John Ivory, Mulhollan & Ray, John
Graff & t o .;
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P:IOOII,,E,S‘ TiLANIIPORTATI9N: 7,•,INAC
LaMitZ '
.PITT8131.11t0.• TO 'ERIE!
NO EE - SlBPPlNG.—Thenliatll belonging to this Line
havebeen put in - line order, and 'are- now running
regularly between Pittsburgh and Erie, - tonchintat all
intermediate Ports al he Canals. A Boat will always
be at the whiwf, ander the Monongahela Bridge, and one
will start regniarly every , other day. The People's
Transportation Line has every 'facility for carrying
Freight and Passengers. The boats will be towed to
Beaver by steamers, and will proceed to Erie with'great
dispatch,.bythe canals. The beats are commanded by
extarienced and carefid men—all of whom have an in
terest in the Line. -
Goods sent by the Line to Erie may be forwarded
to any point (Mille Lakes.
For freight°, passage apply to'
' H. KIRKPATRICK,
Agent, Water street, Pittsburgh
AGENTS:
Cr,srut & Co., Beaver.
IL W. Coinuiraussr, New Castle.
TROITTIMAX & MITCUILTECE, Pulaski.
SErrityrr VPARZZX & Co, dliddlesex.
MILTON Hem; Sherroa.
Josavn ?JCCLIIILIC, Sharpsburgh.
S. B. & G. Lowstv, Clarksville.
Kura & McPsal.srrn, Big Bend.
S. C. PLustka, West Greenvil/e,
J. & T. KIIMATRICIL, Adantsville.
W. H. Ilassim,Bartstown.
W. WAnswoarn & Co.,Sbernaan's Corners.
Wze Powas, Conneautville.
Spring Corner.
W. C. Wsa.vatt, Albion.
Cranesville.
Wm. Truitt, Lockpon.
E. Fern, Girard.
A. Krso, and B. Touttnitos & Co., Erie.
The following. Agents in Brie tecelve and for
ward Freight to any Port on the Lakes, shipped by
this Line:
W ht. Gallagher, John Hearn,
G. W. Haverstick & Co., Josiah Kellogg,
Kelsoe & Loomis. Walker & Cook. jed
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WIIITErJELD AND TUTU
I WINICETS,.kiTTAIICAOI2, Ps.
Is the most popularnfall BOOT and SHOE'Es'
tablinhments in the West, . This place has gained
its reputation by its proprietor keeping the very
best Boots and Shoes. which are made expressly
to order (or this market, and he is not satisfied only by
keeping the best assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES
in the Western country, but he is enabled and deter
mined to sell his GOODS lower than any other house
possibly can, he cares not what facilities they boast or
having for tittering great inducements to the public. It
15 impoAxibit to set forth all the adVa ranges' and facilities
in an advertisement. that the Great Bargain Corner has
over others, which enables its proprietor to sell Boots
and Shoes of the very best qualities and styles at from 10
to Ilri per cent. lower than any other store in the city.
The way to text the matter is for all who intend purchas
ing BOOTS and SHOES, to call at 'BATES' GREAT
BARGAIN CORNER, examine the stock and prices, and
all will be satisfied that the Great Bargain Coener,Smidt.
Arid and Fifth streets, is the place for the public, oneand
all, to get good Boots and Shoes cheap, for cash!
den 9 - • J. BATES. ~
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HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP MANUFACTORY.
qui!. subscriber takes this method of informing' his
friends and the public in general,' that' he has the
largest stock of the following named articles, °lbis own
manufacture, in this city—Saddles, Harness,Trunks and
Whips; all of which he will warrant to be made of the
best material, and by the best mechanics in Allegheny
county. !icing determined to sell his- manufactures
something lowerthnn has 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
; geventh. Also, bands made toorder for rna.chinery
oct3l Q. KERBY
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.ron ty Cracker anii.Bread Bakery.
J. SHEPHARD
VirOULD respectfully inform - hi■ friends and the pub
lic generally, that he has added to. his other Wei
nest,. the manufacturing of Crackers - of every variety.—
Baying purchased one of W. B. Nevin'e Cracker and
Pilot Bread machines, he Is prepared to fill all orders for
crackers or pilot bread at the shortest notice and hopes
by u strict attention to holiness, to share a portion of the
public patronage. The public to respectfully Invited to
call and examine for themselves.
BAKERY, No.lo Commercial Row, Liberty et. oppo
site Smithfield.
N B. Soperior flintily Bread, rye and dyspepsia Bread,
large and small rolls, flush every morning can be had at
the store, or my wagon, or at my stand in the market.
Cakes and . Confectionary on hand and made to order.
J. SHEPHARD.
Nolo CoMmercial Row, Liberty
Steel and Elle -
lie Massufaeltory.
THE. subscribers have enlarged their Steel and File
Manufactory, on the corner-of O'Hara street and
Spring alley,'Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh, by erecting a con
verting furnace, a melting furnace and a tilt Steel, now being of n superior quality, and having
engaged competent operatives, they are prepared to nil.-
niitt Files of every description, that will comrqtre with
the best imported article ; and being determined to make
It the interest of all who tine Files in any way, to pur
chase from them, they will sell their Files at reduced
prices, for Ca.n. They will also re-cut Files, and pur
chase those which are worn and broken. Public patron
agge is respectfullyinvited, nov7) J. ANKRIM
New Millinery, Silks, Velye*? &e.
Jest received from New Yorlc, a choice selee
lion of elegant rich Satins, Silks, Winter Rtbbons
French Rowans, Plumes Ice. A handsome as
sortment of Winter Bonnets, Hood, , Capes, Certitude,
Visetts,&c., on band and made to order in the latest style,
at the shortest polite. MRS. DUFF,
dee° No. 10 St. Clair st. (West side.)
Patterson's Carriage Manufactory,
Diampad alley, between Wood and Smitivield streets.
WIISRB may alviays be found an assort
ent of Family Carriages, - Barouches
Buggies, and all kinds of heavy work,
rem a six horse wagon down to a wheel-
barrow. Persons wishing to purchase or contract for
any thing in the above line, are res p ectf u ll y invited to
call. oct23:tf
City, Livery Stables.
elms,Tim subscribers having . purchased" from
Charles Coleman the above Stables,' and in.
tendingages to increase their stock of Horses,
Buggies, &c., respectfull
solicit a share of patronae from the would
public. Horses y
`..ept by the day, week. month or year, and additional
mils are being erected, in the second story, for the ac
commodation or Canal stock.
feb23:3m
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IN retiring from, the , LiVfITIII.IISifICI,S, I with pleasure
(from a long acquaintance) recommend my successors to
the patronage of my friends and the public.
fe w CHARLES COLEMAN.
Bigelow"s Carriage Mannfaetory,
Diamond alley,. belt/leen Wood. and . Smit h field sl eets. i
41 -. E., M. IltabLOW , woul d .respee y
• .!..-.;;;;-?.-. inform the public, that at his Factory can
a. ill times be hound a
u la e rg e e s supply of
Family Carriages, Baro h Ei
and all binds of Fancy Carriages, equal in elegance and
neatness to any found the East. Contracts for any
number of Carriages, Buggies and Wagons, will be
promptly kited. All work of his own manufacture . w ill
be warranted.
Rusamancrs...Col. R. Patterson, t. H. Pattersob, E.l).
Gazzam, Esq., Roltert Robb, Req., C. L. Magee, and
Alderman Steel. feb27:d3m
Wihrid e st re — Find It ts tisll7 -
ADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
ROBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to in.
form his friends and the public generally,
bat he continues to occupy that large and com-
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modious Store Room, formerly °coupled bySamue .n
-estock & Co., No. 86, corner of Diamond alley-and Wood'
street, where he 'keeps a taiga and general assortment of
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, 'Pranks, Carpet Bags, Saddle
Bags, Valises , Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti
cles in his line.
He also keeps constantly on hand, and Is prepared to
furnish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose, manufactured
of the best material, and in a style of workmanship equal
to the eastern manufactured article, and at 66 per cent.
cheaper.
Country Merchants and Farmers would do well to call
and examine hie stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
he is determined to Sell first rate articles at very low .
prices.
.U7'.Don't forget the plaee, No. 86, corner of Wood
reel and,Dittmond *666
LINEN GOODS.—.A.-A.ldsson tr. Co., No. 00 atarket
see, have received Linen 'Sheeting, Linen Da
mask B-13 and 104 Linea Hollands, Bleached and Brown
''able Cloths, Russia and Scotch Diapers, Doylies, Nap
kins, .&c., to which they invite the attention of rur
chasers, 4 n
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No 83 'oath, itreet, Neio York 'and:36 Waterloo 'Road,
IPEasorte sending to the Old - Country for their friends,
CO./1 have them brought oat by the Regular Line of Pock
'els, sailing from Liverpool . on •Ist, 6ta, 116'46111;215t or
'2Bth every month, comprising the following Ships :
Tideliai • • Siddons, • Henry ClaY,
.Hottioguer, Colambia, .- Constellation,
ißacciaat Patrick Henry,' Cambridge,-
• Isaac Wright. • Waterlbo; - Constitution, - •
Alkliartart, New Garrick,
West Point, QUterlfli the West, Montezuma, .•
Yorkshire,, Sheridan,. New World,
Liv - erpool • Oxford John FL-dd.
Or in the first claivAntenca , it Ships, sailing from Ski Liv y • , .
xrpool and:the Irish:Ports every day, comprtsing.: the
Patriek, - • .- St.-George, Andrew Foster,
Yorktown, - Creole, ' Plemnon,
Probe, - Elsinore,' Wm. A:Cooper,•
And many others, whichlldilimited space will not ad-'
mit of here enumerating%
P. W. BYRNES cc CO. are the sole Passenger Agents
far the Steainship SARAH SAN•PSi., Her ap_pointed saiV.
ing days, ; for 1849, are as follows: •Probt•Wverpool on
20th :tannery, 28th Idarch;4th June, 6th August and Bth
Oetober,; from New-York on 24th February„ .3d May; Silt
JarAtiletePtember, and 15th November-.
therefore, thosemishing their. relatives, out early
the Spring, will And it to their interest to. patronize this
Old Established Honse, our arrangements being so per;
feet that no delay or disappointment can-occur.. • ,
Draftsat sight for any amount on the National Banknf
Ireland, its branches, &c.,.&c., at all times for sale. Ap
ply:to, oraddreseby letter, post-paid,
BYRNES & CO, &I South st., N.
and 36 Waterloolload, Liverpool.
-- • JOHN -THOPIPSOPL,! •
Otto—
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_New Gbminereini Line.' --" •
E. W. EntaiLL . 9e C 0.,? ,LDonixn, KIMBALL &
64 Wall st,New-Yoric, . Liverpord,.England,
altsm nru u m rm their friends -Lad the
, public;that they have commenced the Gate,'
.1 44 ShiPP,ing and Corneas:fon 13taineti,
• I I -gather with the General Passenger Business, -
ff graining certifiaates of passage from Loadon,r_
Liverpool. Dublin, Belfast, or pal port of Ma
Olds Century to. New .Yark, Boston and-Philadelphia, au,
the mostreasonablererms.
Drank and Bills of Exchange, from £1 to any amount
on.the Royal Bank' of Ireland and its - branches, and on
Liverpool. ' '
The day's of sailing of the Regular Line of Liverpool
Packets, as -fixed
. upoh, are - the let, 6th, 11th , 16th, 21st
.and 26thof every month.% -
These Ships are all of the largest class, and are com
manded by .men of , character and exierience. The
Cabin- accommodations are all that can be desired'in
point of splendor and convenience. They are furnish - err
; with every description of stores of the best kind. Pune
,taality in the days of exiling, will be strictly adhered to:
Packet Ships ROaCilll, Siddons, Sheridan and Garrick/
are vessels of the-largest ulnas /.and and; desirous •
hring,out their friands,tannot select finer °ranter Sb
Passage caabe 'secured at the lowest rates. um:"
New Orleans Line of Packets sail weekly. , For p
age or freight, apply as above, or to • ass::
JOSEPH SNOWDEN, o
' EDMUND SNOWDEN, r
deellj ' Corner 9th and Smiihaeld its., Pittsburg •
Topscotttis General.* Esillgradlonttfinte.
t ali REMITTANCES and Passage to and
from Great Britain and Ireland, by W.
` 1,,1 .1. T. Tapscott, 75 South at, corner .
ol Maiden Lane, N.Y., and DC Water
. 100 Rood, Liverpool.
subecribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared to make arrungernents
on the most ..liberal Minns with those desirous of paying
the passage of their friends from the Old Country; and
they flatter themselves their character and long standing ,
in business will give ample assurance that all their ar!
raements will be carried out faithfully.
MeMssrs. W. A..2:' T. Tapseoit are long.and favorably
known for the superior class, accommodation, and sailing
qualities of their Packet. Ships. The - QUEEN OF THE'
WEST, SHERIDAN, • GARRICK, HOTTINGUER,
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of which
leave each port_ monthly—from New York the last and
WO, and from Liverpool the 6th and 11111,• in addition to
which they have arrangements with the St. George and
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
from Liverpool-every five' days, being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with their increasing
patronage: while Mr. W. Tapscott's constant personal
supetunendance of the hardness in Liverpool is adaddi
tionalsecatity that the comfort and accommodation of
the_, passengers will be Particularly attended to.
The subscribers being, as usual, extensively engaged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge ot
and forward:. passenger* immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contract for passagefrom any sea
pon in Great Britain or Ireland to this oty,the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for • carrying passengers so far inland not otherwise sty
taitiable; and will, if necessary, forward passengers fur
ther West by the hest mode ot conveyance, Wllhollt any
additional charges for their trouble. Where persons
seat for decline coming out, the amount paid .forpassage
will be refunded in fall.
REMITTANCES.
The subscribers are also prepared to . give drafts at
sight (Denny amocm t, payable at the principal ; eities and
towns in England, Ireland, Scotland and Walesi thus af
fording a safe and expeditious mode of remitting raids
to those countries, wbbab persons requiring such-far ili
ties will find it to their interest to avail themselves Of.
Appticanon {if by letter, post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. TAAFFE:t. O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Cotruhission reltants t
map.27-titsw•ly Philaileiplua.
rm.& HAILNDEN Au CO.'S - af t
PAESENOKI AND IiatiITANCE
°Mee.
IDrARNDEN & CO. continue to bring out persons - from
1.11„ any part of England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales,
upon the most liberal terms, with their usualpuneturility,
and attention to the wantsrof emigrants. We do not al
low our passengers tobe robbed by the swindling scamps
that infest the sea-ports, Its a nd charge of them the
moment they report themselves, See to their well-be
ing, and despatch them without any detention by the first
ships. We say this fearlessly, as we defy any of our
passenger% to shots that they were detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool, whilst thousands of others were
detained months until they could be sent in, some _ old
Craft, at a cheap rate, which, too frequently Proved their
Collins.
We intend to perform our contracts honorably, can
what it may, and not act as was the case last season with
other offices, who either performed not at all, or when it
suited their convenience.
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any sum front 11 to
Cl,OOO, payable at any of the. Provincial Banks in Ire
land, England, Scotland and Walei.
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European and General Agent,
tarts Fifth siren one door below Wood at.
FOELEION
hERITTANCL ,%•
THE Subscribers nre prepared to forward money to all
patent England, Ireland, Scotland anti Wales, with
despatch, and at the lowest rates.
SAMUEL fiI'CLURREN & CO.,
febl2 142 Liberty street.
3ilsnrance tonipanies.
IDENIT.
The Franklin N Fire M Insura Y nce Company
DIRECTORS:.OP PHILADELPHIA.
Charles W, Banoker, . George W. Richards,
Thomas Hart, , Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Borth,
Samuel Grant, David S. Browne,
Jacob R. &anti, Morris Patterson.
. CHAS. W. BANCKER , Preet: .
CHAS. G. BAHCIEHIL Secretary.
tEr Continue-to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description of property in town-and country.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with the ir Capital and Premiums, safely invested,
afford ample protecuon to the assured.
The Assets of the Company. on January Ist, 1849, as
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as fol
ows, viz :
Mortgages
Real Estate
Temporary Loans
Stocks '
Cash, arc
1
Since:thelr incorporation, a period of 1 ,3
9years they
have at upwards of One Afi ßion Pour Hundred Thou
sand... Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and
disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities.
. J. GARDINER. COFFIN, Agent,
Office corner Wood and 3d sts
Fire and Marine Insurance.
THE Insurance Comfier*, of North America, of Phila.
delphia, through- its duly authorized Agent the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insurance
on property, in this city and its vicinity, and on shipments
by the canal and rivers. •
DIRECTORS:
Arthur G. Coffin, Pree:t. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry Charles Taylor,.
J
Samuel W. ones, Samtlei W. Smith,
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas,
John White, John It. Ned
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood, -
Wm. Welsh, - Henry b.; SherTard t Sec:y.
.This is the oldest insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1784: Its charter is per
petual, and front its high standing, long experience, am
ple meane,and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
character, it may be Considered .aoffering ample securi
ty to the public. WILLIAM F. JONES.
At Counting Itoom of AVFOOd,Zones ik.Co., Water and
Front ate., Pittsburgh . may4y
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[MP and Important Works on C alifor n I a.
WHAT I SAWINCALIFORNIA-:-Beitig the Journal
of a Tour, by Edwin Bryant. ' New edition, with
nn Appendli, containing accounts of the Gold Mines,
various routes, outfits; br.c.;&c. ;
NOTES OF TRAVELS IN CALIFORNIA Com
prising the prominent. Geographical, Agricidtural, Geo
logical and Mineralogical features cif - the Country.
Also. the routes from Fort Leavenworth;in Missouri. to
San Diego in California, including parts of the Arkan
sas. Del None - and Gilo rivers, from the 'official reports
of Col. Fremont and Major Emory.
CALIFORNIA—Its History; Populatioa,Climate, Soil,
Productions and Harbors, from Sir George Simpson
O'Connor's -Tourney Round the World. With en ac
count of the Revolution in California end' conquest of
that country by the United Stites. By John J. Hughes,A.
B. Also, Col. Mason's Report, and other documents on
the - Gold Region.
The, above this day received and . for sale by
KAY tr. CO.,
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IL .., ,05 Ilicimbrid Alleyi.- - can .be consulted in all
.. f easesof a private or delleatenathrsincidenta
1. , .. ~,,,, to the human trainer- ' ' •-•-• - ' .
s .:"' t . -'' 8 'hills and Sypitilitic eruptions,genorrhten
;.. , - - and its consequences,` together With f" 11 !-f:
nerealdiseases, impurities isftlielslood, with ail diseases of .
winerealorigin,skin dileasei;withstrictures;glect,ure-tirlra,
discharges, seminal :weakness and impotency; also,-Pne'"
rheumatism, fethale Weakriesi, tlireases of .he womb.,
menthly suppressions, disenses of the 'joints ' fistula in
nue, nervous affections, path in the hack Mid lointhirri".
tenons of the neck of the bladder and. kidneyb, scorbutic
eruptions, 'teller; fingworni,inereurittidisetutes, Re. -'• :
TWELVE YEARS PRACTICE/ -- '
Exclusively devoted to thestutly and treatment ofvene
real disorders, and those wising trent y.olithful excessesl
gdiety, climate, or imputittheof :the blbod,Whereby the
constnuiton may have been enfeebled; enables Dr. Brown.
to offer assurances of, speedy relief - to all who maYplit's!
themselves under his care. " .. ~thr ' '.: ,
Dr. Brown's offices are canyertientlyianged info ties/E
aisle apartments- 'Patients con visit Dr. B. withotn feu
of exposure to other tthtitors: -' . " '' '
It is of inthertancts to; maniperstiesie - need of medical
aid, to obtain good adVice pnvately and promptly. 'To all
seen,
..Dr. Brown's ready . s kill lickernovingtefierial dia•
eases in their various formsnud riages,ofters Inducements
whic'h can rarely be equalled.; Strangers - are hereby api
'prised that Dr. 'Brown :Ittik been - regularly educhted nt
evety• branch' Ormedicine, 'and for the' last twelve years
confined. himself ticlusively to - the - treatment of, those
Dr. Brown is tiler ody'reiularlYediteittett surgeon ill .
Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to thosencen7.
- t rjrCertalit, stile and speedy cures will, in all cartes,bet
guaranteed.
„ ! Recent cases arereliCved*in a short time, withoutinter
raptian from business,.
• t ,-- .Hernia or 'lttipitire..—LDi.'ilroWn - alsoinvite.S per
sons afflicted with Hernia to c all, as he has paid waned: .
Inc attentidu to that diseake: - ' '' -'
• '..Leuers from.a distance, asking advice, must contain' ~
fee, or they will not be attended to.: •
Dept Office on Diamond Alley, a few doors from, ood
street, towards the market. Consultations Artictly conSt
dentlal. 0ce,1541/twly
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The - Grand Purgative.
DR: CLICKENEWS SUGAR 'COATED VEGETA
BLE EXTRACT PlLLS.—These celebrated:Pills
have obtained nn enviable notoriety lather Halted States
alf a curative for Giddiness, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach
Headache, FeVers, Piles, Costiveness , - Coughs , Heart
burn
, - Diver Complaint, Scurvy, Sore Throat,. Inxverd'
Weakness; Palpitation of the Heart, Indigeition, and .a'
variety of other diseases to which flesh Is heir to, as a
medicine for the million: in a. seasons of the year,—
spring, summer, autumn, and winter,—and under all cir
eaunstances, they can be taken with perfectsaferynnd
success- -As a Vermifuge and general medicine for chill.
&en, they are unriratird. Eking coated with parewidte
sugar; children will easily take_thern; they amber gripe
nor nauseate; are gentle, but thorough in their operation.
For adults, by increasing the dose, they are equally bent
eficial. As an Anti-Bilious Pill they will be found with.
out a superior. Ask . any one, among the thousands abbe use there, and as unqualified approval will be the certain
result. , ,
etain:Ober i. C. V. Clickener is tLe inventor
of. R
Sugar Coated Pills, and that. nothing of theoriginal
sort was
ever heard of until he introduced theta in June, 1843.
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Cllekenees
Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and take noothers, or ther
will be made the victims of a fraud.
Mr — Price, 25 cents per box.
Dr..Clicketter'sprincipal office for the sale of Pitts
66 Vesey 6a. N.
WIII. JACKSON, 89 Liberty st , head of Wood, Pith
burgh, Pa., General Agent for Pennsylvania, Northern
Ohio, and the river coutnies of Virginia.
The following are the duly appointed Agents for•Aligi
gheny county, Paz..
A. M. Itlarshall,
Dr. Brown, - Allegheny city: •
7. R. Johnson,
Jonathan Ghreist,Manchester.l/
Alexander Asdale, Wylie street.
J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham.
Wm. J. Smith, Temperanceville.
G. H. Starr, Sewickley.
Edward Thompson, Willansburgh.
Daniel Negley, Last Liberty.
H. Z. Mitchell, Wilkinsburgb.
H. Rowland &. Son, M'Keesport •
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth. •
John Black, Turtle Creek.
M'Eldowney, Bakerstown.
Samuel Springer, Clinton!
James Itl'Kee, Stewartstovrn.
Riley M'Laughlin, Plant township
J. Fulton, Tarentum.
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenceville -
Robert Williams, Arthersville.
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QILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGHt—The Lungs
A 7 are in danger, the work of the destroxer has been
death.
begun, the Cough of Consumption bath In it a sound of
As YOU A Morriss? Your darling child,. your idol
and earthly joy. is now perhaps confined to her chamber
by a dangerous Cold—her pale cheeks. her thinshrunken
fingers, tell the hold disease has already gained upon her
—the sound of her sulchral cough pierces your soul.
IrotTAT/ MAN, when j est about to enter life, disease sheds
a heart crushing bli ght over the fair prospects of the fu
ture—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-Healing; Balsam.
Mrs. Arras, the wife of Wm. H. Attree, Esq. Was
given up by Dr. 'Sewall of Washington, Drs. Roe and
McClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and d i e . n New
York. Her friends all thought she mast ' She had
every appearance of being in consumption and was so
pronounced by her physicians—Sherman's 'Balsam was
given and neared her.
Mrs. GAREABBANTZ, of Ball's Ferry, was, lso cured of
consumption by this Balsam when all other remedies
failed to give relief—she was reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentist, 291 Broadway, has witnessed its
effects In several cases where no other medecine,afford
ed relief—bat the Balsam operated like a charm. Dr. C.
also witnesred its wonderfut effects in curing Asthma,
which it never fails of doing. spitting Blood, alarming
as It may be, ie effectually cured by this -Italsaia. It
heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and makes
the kings sound again. •
Rev. Hs:my Jomut, 109 Eighth avenue, was cured of
cough and catarrhal affection of 50 yearn standing. The
first dose gave hint more relief than all the other medi
cine he had ever taken. ' Dr. L. J. Beals, 19 Delaney
atieet, gave it to •a sister-in-law who was laboring under
Consumption - andi to another sorely afflicted with the
a.,
Asthm In both cases its effects were immediate, soon
restoring them, to comfortable health.
Mrs. Lucarrts. Wawa, 95 Christie-st., suffered from
Asthma 42 years, Sherman's BaLuull relieved her at
once, and she is comp aratively being enabled to
subdue every attack by "'a timely use of this medicine,
This_lndeed Is the great remedy . for Coughs, Colds, Spit
ting Blood, Liver Complaints , antlall the affections of the
throat, and even Asthma and Consumption.
Price 25'cents and 51 per bottle,
Principal Office 105 Nassau street. New York.
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Premium Tooth Paste and .Poor
Man's Plaster.
Sold Wholesale and'retiiii by WM. JACKSON, at, his
Boot and Shoe Store and Patent, 'Medicine Warehoise,
89 Liberty street Pittehurgh t head of, Wood street, and
by the following duly appointed Agent's for Allegheny
county :
A. M. Marshall, - Allegheny r'city; Jonathan Ghriest,
Manchester; 11. 'Jacques, Birmingham; A. S. Getty,
Wylie street; J. G. Martin, cm.; Webster st. wad' Elie;
Damel Negley;;Eas4 Liberty; L. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh; Thos.' Aikon, ^ Sharpsburgh; Semi. Springer Clin
ton; James M'Kee, Stewanstown; John- Black,' ' Turtle
. Creek - , C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland & Son, ItPKees
port; .MeEldowneyi. Bakerstown; Riley 1511Laughttit,
Plumb Township; "111.m.4. Smith, Temperanceville; Jas.
Fulton, Tarentum; G . H . Starr, Sewickly. maro4y
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114,724 83 ,
• 96,001 85
51,523 25
38,804 37
Jaynes' Nay divines.
R. S. S. COOK, Piq m ua, il Ohio, writes ! March, 2846.
"I hall's, used your Vcrinifugs, Carnitaaticeßaborn,
and Expeimrant, lu mp.practice for the last three years,
and have been exceedingly well pleased with them,;and
never, as yet, to my, recollection, failed of realizing my
fullest expectation in their curative properties.; Your
other medicines I cannot speak of from experience ; 'but,
judging from those I }mire used, I doubt not but that they
claim, and are entitled to all the confidence reposed in
them, by those who have lined tnem. was formerly
very partial to ***** - Verraiftige, ,until I becameacquain
ted with yours, Which has my decided prefer One to any
other now in use.
Resseetfully, yours t - S. COOK, M. ati.
By- For sale ,m,Pitislurgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 72
Fourth of ORE TESTIMONY Wi ll ard's Family MeV
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Mcines.—The undersignekcitizensofTinaliargiiamy-
ing personally' used Dr. Willimks °ilea - MI.OMA
tura, and experienced its beneficial effeats, do most cheer-
fully recommend it:as safe and effectual, in all cases.
Speaking from experience, we believe that it has no su
perior; and would recommend its use to all the afflicted.
CIIARLES. LEWIS,
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Pittsburgh,'W.Sitols...
March 150, INS.
‘FSolai by J. Schoonmaker John Hays, James
ones, J. H. Oassel, Sohn.P.:Scott, L. Snowden, - I,
Mohler, O g den fic Snowden. iapta ,
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101 EUMATISSI. , —Dr. Bruvrws - newly discovered rem
edy for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain remedy
for that painful trouble. It never falls.
Office , and Private Consultation Roorns t No:. 6.5 T Dia
mond sticy t P4ttsburgh, Pa: The - Doctor is always at
home.
21.agtc.all]Palla EX.114110.10r.3
To THE P ÜBLIC—Thas is to certify that I have found
Dallep's Magfealpain Extractor to prove. a earn fan,
the. Chrome Rheumatism, Which - I, have- been aidicted
withfor ten.years,in my hiejoints. ,
ABRAHAM - R. VREELAND. ;1.-
.dryttetekanock,.N. Y., April El,
DALLlrr—Sir: been troubled with thi.:
Piles for eight months, - and could gat no relief. . - Yotir .
Magical Pam „Extractor having been'recomniended to,
sue I applied it but twice, obtained instant relief, and in,
it short time was perfectly eared Could I not get any
more of it, 1 would not take. a hundred .dollars for the
balance of my box. WILLIAM . HALL.
_ 97 North' Moore street, Ncw York, June 19,1847.
137' CAUTION , 7--/killees only Depot in the city of . Weto,
York, and where the , genuine article ,can. be. obta i ned;; and retail, is at 415
i Broadway.
H.DALLStrie the.inventor of this trab , invaluable coin
pound,and he nerer has, and surer will communicate the
secret of its preparation to any man "living; and, therp.
fore, no other person ever has made or ever can make., a..
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.grain of it himself.
Counterfeits - abound! Every truly valuable-, article is
subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and, jut
• posters ; and nothing, that know of, has more exten
eively experienced that fact than Dalley's Magical Pain
Extractor!
A Tiurr—The genuine Dailey, in ease* of the severest
Burns, Scalds, Piles, ke., will afford &inane reW, and
produce at once a cooling and soothing iffect—,-extracting
pain in and from one to !Ifteen minutes! but be sure, al
ways, apply , it on linen—never on cotton clo th .
And now mark the deirenee!--Counterfen Extractors,
no matter under , what name they may appear, or ho*ap•
plied, always irritate and increase thepain
Pamphlets, containing certificates of cures, may be had
gratis, on application to JOHN D. MORGAN,
Western Depot, Pittsburgh,
Da. Wm. Tricur. Agent.
Diallers ilnimal GalvanloCure.All,,
For Horses, Cattle, ace.; cures
,spavin, quitmr, grease.
poll•evil„,Nures, galls and bruises. Painplilets containing
certificatespf respectable parties, may be had on appli
cation to JOHN D. MORGAN,
octl.B:dkOry, Agent,. Pittsburgh.
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CIIIIVESE HAIR CREAM—A - sualeistsit:liiinelsribt.
. growth,* beauty, and zestorallont,o r the?
Cream, when once known, wAisepercede all other tali
des of,the.kind now in use. 'Where 'the'hair is dead
harsh, thin; unhealthy, nor turning gray; a few applica.
tions will make the hair soft and dark, and Mire it a beau
tiful, lively appearance, and will, also make it maintain
its liveliness and healthy color, twice an long us all the
prepatutions . that are generally used. Where the hair id
thin, or has' fallen off, Zr maybe restored by using this
'Cream. Every lady and gentleman who lain the habit of
using olls on their hair should aronee purchase a bottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is nom:unposed that it will
not injure the hair like the other preparationn, but will
beautify it, and give perfect satisfaction in every in;
stance.
For testimony tots very superior qualities, see the fol
lowing letter from .the Ilea— Mr— Caldwell to likens:
Ilenderehott in Stretch; Nashville, general agents for the
. .
Lester,ofths Rev. It. Ceidiee/1; Pastor of the Presbyterian
'Church, Pukeski.
Maass. lisicovanmorr h Snurren : Generrartimr—l take
p.eamare in adding my , testimony In favor of the excellent
preparr.:Mn called Paiiih's Chinese Hair Cream; for,
about two years ago my hair weo . very dry, bristly, and
disposed ;o come out; _but laving procured a bottle of the
Cream, and 'used it according to the prescription, it is now
elastic, 'soft, and firm to the head. Many balsams and
oils were applied, each leavingmy haii in a Worse state
than bifore. This Cream, however, boo met my aspen
.
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Al an article . for the toilet; my 4ififutt4i 'yea it preference
over all others; being. deheatelTperfamed and not die
posed to tunoidity.• The tames, eapeeially,willfmd"the
Chinese Cream to be a desideratum in their preparations
for the toilet. Respectfully, ke.,
R. CALDWELL.
Palaeki, January 7, 18 , i7:
__Elg - Sold wholesale and rojail, is Pirtabinifit, by John
At. Townsend, 45 Marketat-, and, JoeJlijohlar comer of
Woodundlirdillsta: •• • in74l&*-/7
T ADIES are cautioned against using Common Prepa
red Chalk :„They are not aware how frightfully inju
rious nate the skin ! how coarse, how,rough,how eldirtorr
yelloiv,and unhealthy the skin appears after tiring pre
pared chalk! Besides it is injurious, centaining a large
quantity, of leads We have prepared a beautiful vege
table article, whlchwe'call TonearSpanlsh Lilly White.
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of. all deleterious
qualities, and it imparts to the skin a natural, healthy,
alabaster, clear, liveliithlte • et the same time acting
as a cosmetic on the - making it so ft and-smoo th .
Dr. James Anderson, tactical - Chemistof Massachu-
Setta, says: "After a/Wye:lag/One s' Sp =lab Lilly White,
I find it possesses the most beautifuland natural, and at
the same time innocent, white I ever saw. I certainly
can crinsmentionsly recommendits use to all whose skin
requires beautifying." Price 25 centsa box, Directions
—the best way to apply Lilly Write, is with soft leather
or wool—the former is prefemble.: • ' •• •
A mks= op .Tzent Tex 25 „calati.7-White teeth,
foul breath;healthY gums. Yellow and uniealthy teeth,
oiler being once or twice cleaned with Jones' Amber.l .
Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the -most beautiful
Ivory, and, at the same tune it is no perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine, that its comitant daily . tun is highly
advantageous, even to those tee th th at are in good condi
tion,' giving them 'a beautiful' polish .'slid a
d
premature decay. Those already e it .preventt ,
from becoming worse—it also fastens sac as thb °coming
loose, and by perseieratiee it will rendertfiefoulest teeth
delicately white, add make the breath. deliejaaalY S Wa O L
Price 25 or 3711 cents a box. MI the above are gold only
at 82 Chatham st - , sign of the American Eagle,Newlrork,
and by.the appended Agents whose names appear In .the
next column. .
Wthz, YOU StA2IY; and get a rich husband, lady ? "Your
face is your fortune.". beautiful, - clear, fair? Isla
white? 7f not, it can be made so even though it be yel
low, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned and freckled. Thong
ands have been made :thus who have washed once or
-twice with lones'ltalituf Chemical Soap. The eirect is
glorious and magnificent. But be sate you-get the genu
ine Jones'. Soap, at the sign of the American Eagle, 82
Chatham street.
Ring-Worm, Salt-rheum, Scurvey, Erysipelas, Barber's
Itch, are often cured by /male Italian Chemical Soap,
whOn every kind of remedy has failed. That, it cures
pimples, freckles,
.and 'cleatathe skin, all kncivi." Sold at
the American - Eagle, 85 Chadian' st.4et. Mind, reader,
this seldom or never fails.-
• C. INGLIS, Jr., Patterson. •
of the Bigsßoot.
Sold at Janson's BD Liberry at, head of Wood, .Sign of
•
(1 DOLDAK TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS.
Maniage...ConAdetsriai.--Any lady between twen
ty and thirty, Possessing a symmetrical form, good lea
.tares, &c., is asked confidentiallyican she suppose any
man could admire - her while she had such yellow teeth;
such sallow, rough, coarse skinu 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 Jones' Am
ber TootA Pave; a skin white; pure and Spotless as snow,'
by using a cake of . genuine Jona' Italian Chemical
Soap; and a beautiful head of hair by using a 3s. bottle of
Jones' COll2l Hair Ratoiatire. Do not form an opinion
against ibis before you triy, or you will regret it; but be
sure to ask for Jones' articles: Sold only in New York
at 82 Chatham at. For sale by
• WAL JACKSON, Agent,
89 Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
C ANCER, SCROFULA AND GOlTR&—Ample ex
penence has proved that no combination of medicine
have ever been so efficacious in removing the above dis
eases, as DR. JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE. It has effected
cures truly astonishing, not only of Cancer and other dir
eases of that class, but has removed the most stubborn
diseases of the Skin Swellings, Dyspepsia, Ite. This
• edicinc enters inlei the circulation, and eradicates die,
eases wherever !bested. It purifies the blood and other
fluids of the body, removes obstruction in the pores of
the skin, and reduces enlargement of the glands or bones.
It inereasee the appetite, removes hepdache and drowsi
ness, and invigorates the whole system, and imparts ani
mation to the diseased and debilitatedeonstitution. There
is nothing supericrf,to it in the whole materia medica. It
is perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, and has nothing
of the disgusting nausea accompanying the idea of swal
lowing -
medicine.
Wor — For sale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
72 Fourth st.„near Wood.. . • marlo
A Recipe for the Unman Hair 1
O 'FORCE ITS GROWTH-AND HEALTH, MAKE
T
IT SOFT, SILKY, CLEAN AND FlNE.—Persons
iu consequence of the many things sold, set down every
article, (be it ever so good,) as a humbug. If. people
could be made to try a 3s. bbale ofJone's CoraLliair
stonitive, and sed how it-makes - dry; ry; rusty, red, lightbair
moist, soft, auburn and dark. and keeps it so ; and by its
ads for sometime,: causes it to. grow naturally beautiful;
iC peNdeeould see the number of poor respectable roe
chance' that use it,..(aye, and find it the cheapest thing
they can use,) for dressuag and beautifying the Flair; for
keeping it-. soft and'.in order three times as long as - any
other article made; and '
• Force* tt to grow, stops its fnlbag ,
r And costs but a shillingsto try.
We formerl sold othin. , less than SI bottles,
_but we
wish people to y
try it. • S o ld'only at 82 [mind 82] Chatham
street, New York, and by
mar2O AVM. JACKSON. Agt., 89. Liberty st.
• oWell Cough:Candy.
riIHIS celebrated article, so favorably known test Win
ter, is again offered to the citizens of Pittsburgh as a
certain remedy for Coughs and Colds, so prevalent at this
season of the year.
HOWE , S COUGH CANDY is the. hest article of. the
kind ever offered lo the public, and we challenge arty
person in the United. States to produce a cheaper, more
pleasant and effectual remedy for the cure of Coughs and
Colds. HOWE& CO., Proprietors,
Depot, No.l College Ilan, Cinemnau, ()-
Sold by A. Smyser, L. Wilcox, Jr., T. M. Townsend,
Jas. A. Jones, Will. Hlnek, Druggists; and atWni. Jack
son's, 89 Liberty street, nesburch. dec27:d3at
DR EOFFBIISiNIC AND ANT/ =DYSPEPTIC 11144 . 4
' The general properties of these Pills'are Carmine,
Purgative and Tonic. Th the cornmon - disorders
arising from' imprudence in diet, he:, such is sickness
and sourness of the stomach; heartburn, heady - cites; &c:,
where a medicine is required, this preparation-is vary •
applicable, for its carminative or soothing effects. give
almost immediate relief, when nauseaor sickness exist:
its purgative operation upon the stomath and bowels is
gentle and 'effectual; and ite tonic properties impart
strength to the digestive organs, thereby enabling these
organs to perform their proper Inactions-with orderluid
regularity.' The price has. been reduced from' 50 to 25
For sale, wholesale, and' vetail.‘ by B. A. PAHNEs.
TOOK h Co., corner Front- and Wood and Sixth and
Wood streets, Agents for. Pittsburgh. , jell
CONSUMPTION seizes more victims than any other
disease in our country.; The young,old, 'the
beautiful and gay, are . all alike subject to its invidious
ravages; and many a hectic cheek has been supposed to
bloom with the .glow. of health.' But every case • origi.
noes in a cold and a cough—perhaps deemed unworthy
of, attention at firat—and.unly met with vemedies when
too late... Watch the first symptoms with jealous care,
and make immediate use of the Cough. Balsam of B. A.
Fahnestock & Co., which will Certainly check its further
progress, and restore the Inflamed organs WI a beautiful
For stile by Et, A. - FA • HNESTOA k. do n corner lst
and Wood its.; also, corner atbastl-Wood. droll ".
- I "rem urn In. a..
BJ. WILLIAMS,No. Norilt - Siith street, Philadel.
..phia, Venetian BAntiatur - Window; Shade Afanufac
turcr, (awarded the first andlighest Medals = t the New
York, Baltimore, and - Philadelphia 'Exhibitions, for the
superiority of his BLINDS, with confirmed confidence in
his'manufacture,) asks the attention of purchasers to:his
mionment 'of IWO Blinds. of narroW and wide slats, With
fancy_and plain Trimmings, of - now styles and colors.—
Alm", a large and 'general assortment of Transparent.
Window Shelties, all of - which he will sell at the , lowest
cestr PRICES.
Old Blinds painted and triMmed to look equal 'to new.
DaJamas supplied on liberal terms. ._
The citizens of AlleghenyCou• ty are respectfully in
irited to'call, before ; purchasing elsewhere—confident of
pleasing all. •
3.openi7, me.crening•
To Country Merchants.
BODKINSON would remind you that you can now
• secure. Chino, Queenstvare, kc.,• at such
prices us never were beretoforeoffered at. -
Remember,lls Wood street doors below sth. fml7
Notice to the Public.
THE sabscriber . informs. the ptiblie generally,' And
Housekeepertrand Retail Grocers particularly; that
he is discontinaing the Queensware 'business, and will
sell off hispresent Stock at reduced prices: - Those who
wish to obtain Chino, Queen:tsars; or °tan, will find this
a rare opportunity for getting such articles as they want,
much cheaper than the usualrates. •
Remember the place, cHINA_HALL, No. 118 . Wood
street, near the Auction store. - •
P. S.• I will dispose of my . whele stock to any person
wishing to -buy it, 81'14 barfialn--
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ZEW DADUE PE MS, Burke's Build
01 sings, Fourth streci,--Hotruix Awnicent,-Duguerreo--
typ Jhe i i s n t tllm in f P Eastern tha
s ncrigtt. cities , would
neighboring l l it e o z r t i t n ie g n i t OTti o s r
to their - Daguerreotype 'of citizens and'others;at rooms
to
the third story of Burke's - huilding, 4th et.
kersons wishing pictures taken may zest assured that
ne pains shall-be spared - to•prodiree them' in the highest
pertbetion of the art. Ourinstritmentiure of the most poiv
erful tind,'en - abling - us to execute pictures inisurposied
for high finish and truthfulness to nature:" Thepliblic are
solicited to call and - examine.
Personesitting'for pictures are neither regturred or ex-
Pected to take them unless:perfect satisfaction 'given.
tt,"Oyerators',Will fled this a good depot Tor stock
and chemteats.
TV!lnstructions given in the kit., c.onfainipg :the more
recentkrevements; • • -
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22,' 133 feet llcrw the•surftice 13( the earth,:jf gertaf i i
and Infallible cure - Sprains, * Strains, Anti !trainee,
Scaldsi• Hunts, •Tatter. , Erysipeles 'Weld Head - . 1 Croton;
Whooping-Coagb,,lnflarluziatory dinu-ThrbtifiSote: end
Inflamed Eyes, Flatulence, Uleern.Teverfikiten t end
• • INFLAMM&TORYILHEUMATISM, •
which to its effects In a snrprislngittanarr.' •• • -
It has never yet -failed when-used according to diteej,...
tions. Read theyollowing: •• • * • -. • •
Manna Allegheny co., Pn., }
This is to certify, thatzny wife, Margaret 61triest, was
cured of a Rheumatie Complaint of seven years standing:
by which she was so lame as to be obliged to use cmtch
en. In one week she was e ared by tieing the American
Oil, and could walk about 'as 11.3U2i Without H her erutehes.:
• - ' JONFIREJST:',
Thd following is commtulicnted blr ATHA
.. N Wrn.Nash, •-•
Jackson's agent for Steubenville,' .' • •
A
to put gentleman near Steubenville, Who had not been able 't
either of his feet to the ground for twelve yeare, In,
consequence of lame:lens; by the use efefie 'bottle- vnus
enabled to walk two mileeto alowanhlp
.filectlert:. It le: -
likewise, a so vereigirernedyfer ff ' • ..* • • *
CONTRACTION OF THE BIUSCLF.S'AND TEINI
NS.
The following'in commu DO nicated by. Mr. Wall NulliW*
Jackson's agent for Steabenvfile: ••• • '
A lady residing itt Steubenville, the 'fingerof whose ..
hand was co contracted as to deprive her of the Use oil:
bottle
for thirty-fi
the veye
_ ars, was entirely cared by the rise of one..
Oil, so that she now • whi c he perfect use C 4
her han.-.4U11y equal to the other bad never been
affected. It has also been' found to be a safe and itiVirld
bin agent in the npeedL and certain cure of ' •
in all cases not organically incurable; '•
A lady residing in Allegheny city was effectually cured
of obstinate deafness, of years'ccuninuance, by the rise .
of leen thatione bottle of the . Oil, so that she said she
heard better than she had ever done before. • .
A gentleman' well known in Pittsburgh, was c'ared ,
deaEtess of nine years' /unfitting, by. the use of a small •
quantity of the Oil. The names and residences of the
lady and gentleman will be given to those who desire it,
at the office of the advertiser. . .
Its pfopertioEare highly developed in the certain and
surprisingly speedy cure of all cases of .
CHOLIC, CRAMP, AND SPASMS. •
SeVeral cases of Cramp Cholic•havo been effectually
cured by one dose of the Oil, in the abort seema of bail
an hour. when the parties have been agonized with pain.
Its Curative properties have been remarkablvranaifrted.'
in the radfcal cure of. . •
DISEASE p l ant e rHE STINE.
• A lady, the wife of ain Kentucky, was come
effectually of ono of - the worst cases of diseased - Spine,
which had confined- her to her bed fora considerable
sure; in which
perfect
she culd not turn herself. It is. else ; remedy cure for painsin the small of the' ;
back; and
I NFLAMMATION OF THE KIENEYO• '•
Read the following: • ••• •
. .
• • • ' Prrnseenotr, Dec.lB, 1346. ' •
This:is to certify that I k idn eys, icted vvith greatpain ia '
the small of my bark and which affebted mesa •
much that I could not stand upnght, By rubbing. ere,
natty, and using half a teaspoonfrd ititemnii y, night and'
?nogg, I woe entirely cured.rre . JOHN RIDDL - • .
• neer Wan, Astrong c.,
AkenUernan of Pittsburgh, afflicted rm with a vio o lent in
Summation of • the - kidneys—the pain of which caused.
him to
use of the faintwas completely cured, in three days, by the.
• American Oil. • ' • '
The qualities of this ... - - • ' • ' '
NATURE'S OWN REMEDY
is extremely penetrating and anti-inflammatory, cause
quently is confidently recommended as a sovereign rem
edy wherever inanimation exists,' either external ori ri
:tams). Used immediately after a cut, bruise or wound,
•it will cure and prevent
GANGRENE AND 3IORTIFICA'I7ON. r • -
It has, in addition, been found a salutary, pleasing and
effective remedy for those very unpleasant and inconve
nient diseases
_,
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS. •L, U- Price, 60 cents per bottle. . .
..: Cautittan...lie on Your Guard.
The surprising excellence and growing popularity
the American Oil, line induced some dishonest persons •
palm uporithe public, miserable imitations of this truly
valuable medicine,-for the purpose of de.:eiving the un
wary; and defrauding the Proprietor.
In order to be sure of obtaining the genuine, abate ,
the following FOUR THINGS:
Ist. See that the name " Wm: Jackson, lo Liberty st'l
head of Wood et ., " is printed on the labe l the tvrappa:: - .
of each bottle, to imitate which is felony.
2d. That each bottle is inclosed in a pamphlet contain :
ins full directions for use; and also containing the name'
- and address of Wm. Juckson, General Agent for the
proprietors ; likewise, the name and address of the pro,
pnetoiti, D. Hail & Co., Kentucky. • '• • . • :--.:
3d. Purchase olux of . headvertised Agents, all of
whom haven show bill, on which is printed the names of .
The Proprietors and General Agents—thus ; D. Hail & Co.,
Proprietors, Kentucky. Wm. Jackson,
.Pittiburglf, .Pn.,
General Agent for Western. Pennsylvania, and. part of
Ohio and Nl'estern Vir.inia; and the printers' . names--
3VAlillin & Shryock, Inusburgh—printed at the bottoni .
of said show bill.
4th. Observe—the genuine American Oil is of a dark .
green color, without any sediment, and its specific gravi
ty lighterthan water. 'The counterfeits are mostly of a
black color;--some white, like Spirits of Turpentine,
said to be refined acid e Me(' ;- Snow Sr:nit-a 011-,-oth
era a mixture of other common oils; and on.; ti ',Lick filthy
looking mixture, purporting to come front eie •Pittablirgh
and Allegheny Dum corm-
ensary Co." None of these co- .
terfeitti possess either the virtue or the power of the arcs
AMERICAN OIL.
fErSold wholesale and ;mail by Whi. JACKSON,'
General and Sole Agent for, the Proprietor in, Western'
Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, and Northern 'Ohio;
and by dm following duly appointed Agents in Allegheny'.
county, Pa.:
• . .' .." ' -- :
A. M. Marshall, . • -..
Dr. Crown, Allegheny city. ' •• 7 , •.
Jonathan tartest, Manchester.
Marshall,)
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Alexander Asdale, \ Yy . lie meet. . •
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J. R. 11. Jacques, : timungham. - , • . - - - .
Wm. J. Smith, Temperaneeville. . , •• . .
G. H. Starr, Sewickley. • ..' --' ' " • ,•,' .
Edward Thompson, Wilkinaburgb.
Daniel Negley, East Liberty. . ..
H. Z. Mitchell, Wilkinsborgliv ",-... '' -'.
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Thomas Aikin, Sinsrpsburgh. ' .' - i-
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H. Rowland A Son: rti'Keespart '•,, .' - " -s., *, ';' r ,
C. Y. Diehl, Elizabeth: • - .
' John Black, Turtle Creek, ' •*,••• " , '•
'; ' •
----ItPEldowny, Bakerstown ''' ' . , • 'v s. •.'-'''
'Samuel Springer, Clinton. - .' ..
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• James hl , lCce, Stewartstown. . - - ... • .•• '
• Riley APLaughlin, Plum township.
J. Fultoti,Tarentum. • ' "
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''Jeremiah Fleming, Lamten2evillis. " :•..." '', '''
Robert Williams, Arthursville • ''' • •
angls4 rn kwe -
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' AND PATENT lISTSULd-TED POLES,
rtOR Altrotest, ANA 017 1 / 2 1( Plad`o6/LC—This is the only
instrument of the kind that hos eter been presented
iu this Country &Enroll - 6 for medical purposes, and isthe
only one everknOwn'to man, by which the galvanic. fluid
can be - conveyed to , the human eye, the ear, the brain; or
o any part of .the body, either externally or' internally,
in a definite, gentle stream, without shocks' or pain -,with
perfect safetyand often with the - happiest effects:
This important apparatus is now. highly approved .of
by many of the most eminent physicians of this cOunti7
and Europe, to whom the afflicted and others whops
it
may concern can be 'referred. Reference will also be
given to many highly respectable citizens, who-have
been cured, by means of this most valuable apparatus, of
some of the most inveterate nervous illsorders, winch '
could not be removed by any other known nttrans.74-7..--;"
Among various others, it has been proved to - Wadi:air:
ably adapted for the cure of the following diseases, viz : -
nervous headache and other disorders of the brain. It is
with this apparatus - alone that the operator can convey
the galvanic-fluid with ease and tarsafe the eye, to re
store sight, or core antaurosas ;to the to restore hear
ing; to the tongue or other coons, to restore speech ; and.
to the various parts of the body, for the cure of chronic
rheumatism, asthma, neuralgia, or. tie dolotireauxtparal
v./di or palsy, gout , chorea or St. Vitus' dune., epilepsy,
wellness from sr rains; some 'diseases' peculiar fe
males, contraction of the limbs, lock-jaw, etc., etc.
Rights for surrounding counties of IVestern Pa.,:and
privileges, with the instrument,. may be purchased, and
also tested for the cure of diseases.
Full instructions will he'given• for the various chemi
cals to be used for various diseases, and the best manner
for operating for the cure of these diseases,will 'also be
fully explained lathe purchaser, and a pamphlet putintia
his hands expressly for these purposes, carefully pre
pared by the pateotee. Enquire of • - • . _
S. WILLIAMS, Vine street,,
near 4th et. Read; Pittsb'g.
Q ALT RHEUItt, SCURVY, OLD SORES, ERV,SIpE,..
LAS, Barber's belt, Chaps,:Scrre Beards la
, Pimp.--
.This is used by many physicians fa - thls city in curing the
above, and we would not conscienciously sell anima/ 'coo
knew it to be all we state. . - - - -
As a coemeticilhe true JONES'S SOAP is perhaps 'the
only article ever' known that removed impurities,' and
cleared 'and beautified the skin,' making -it soft,-Cleat',
M
smooth and white as an utate.- But mind, it is sold at o'2
Chatham st.,,N, Y., and by ' • • - •
VTAL JAUKSON'Ag.nmt,'-
• • E 0 Liberty strec• •Pittsburgh
....ioerty street, -Pittibmg...-
biIIEUMATISM, GOUT, AND TlC_lmortEpr:=
11., A respectable gentleman milled at our office as be
said, to inform us that he had been afflicted for 15 years
with Rhetimatism or Goat, and occasionally 'with Tie
Doloreux; that he - had been - frequentlyp , confined to his
room: for months together f and often suffered the mosi in
tense 'and excruciating:pain, but that laxely he hail been
using, Jayne's "Alteratire, from which he found the nioet Sig
nal and unexpected relief. • Re says he found the triedi
eine .very pleasant and effective, and that.he now Con
siders himself .perfeetly cured. — Philadelphia lyenth
A Fent Piroartilinowirto.--Agentleinan.of Scrofulous
habit, from indiscretion in his younger days, becamoaf
reeled with Ulcerations in the Throat and ftioie,and a
disagreeable eruption •of the Indeed, his whole
'system bore the marks of being saturated with disease.
One hand and wrist were so much affected that he, had
lost the use of the hand, every part being covered ;with
deep, painful, and offensive ulcers, and were as hollow
and porous as an hone Y-comb. It was at this stage of his
complaint, when death appeared inevitable'from a loath
some disease, that he commenced the use of Jayne's Al
terative and having taken sixteen bottles, is now parfect-
The Alterative 'otterates through the circulation, and
purifies the blood - and eradicates disease from the systaria,
wherever located, and - the' numerous cures it inta per
formed in diseases of the 'skin; cancer, - Scrofula, Out,
liver complaint, dyspepsia pnd other Chronic diseases,
truly astonishing.--Spint ej"the Times. • is
I"°' For -tale in Pittsburgh, at the PEKIN TEA STORE
- unTS OF COUG tom; t a t r ieibie
X some. , They break in upon - the hours of :repose arid
exhaustihe strength of the sufferer.- B. A: FahnestOek
& Co.'s COUGH BALSAM has been eminently success
ful in easing and 'eu?ing these unpleasant spells. If a
person is roused in the night by . a. spasm of conghing, a
tea spoonful (tithe Cough Bateauwill stiothe it, stye him
reatt; and, as it is palatable, leaves no unpleasant taste
beitinii...-If once - usekit will take precedenee over,till
othe rs , es a remedy for coughs;:colds. &c.
A' .
Prepared and sold' by B. A. FAIIt s M3TOCK . 4i . tir:,
corner - Ist and Wood'streets,nnd cornerOth and Wood
streets=
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RALPIPS Qszateaszah VEOZTABLIC Pi!•4B are 114
sale, wholesale and retail, at the -* ,
' - • •- - Ne. 450, Smithfield Et.. ,
.A.Lso, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny eityl Badth,B3c
rainghein; John AleCracken, Pena phreet, Fifth Was
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