2 Ft itt-Isl4lll-.TATE •
.(succasisolts 'TO snEateV.dc r*D E.)
NlA.o3.Foitra , srreet,- between Ferry - and Litrenp. tt ii eu ,
AirAti.OFddlrElaEllSof heel le ad, leaden owe s . hy.
AIL drams, pianos :baths, water closets, leaden coffins,
fcc,4 keep ,constant . ti sin hand and manufac tufa tis order,
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sheetlertd from 1 - to lbs. to the square footiin sheets 01 ,
byhOfcatt which they furnish la the trade arholt.sale,
or cutter order in any sire_that may be - wanted: t • .-
They: alsrimatinfacture sud keep. constantly on hand.
learbra pipes frota.2 4o .inch calibre; Aqueduct pipe, for
coareying Wafer front springs, furnished , to the- country
trade, aria put rip•ott reels in lengths of from 100 talon°
feet.on tuck reel, with directions as too-the propermethad
'of /eying.: A 150,1311 hand, alarge supply of Adams , Pat
ant imenxitv-Pumps t for wells or cisterns; Saceirdt Ce's
very: supeiror castironsuc.tion Pumps. •,‘ -• •
laydiunt•ticark'ofeeery.deseripuon executed la the
mnitudarable matinee, and ort.the -most accommodating.
terms.--. Orders, from the country for:leaded pipes, shet t
lead,orpamps,wiitrep eive prompt attention.
W Ltem A LIAIG.- • -
SECURED BY LETTESS PATENT.
TIkUBLIC ATTENTION is,solielted to au entirenew
tirticlo of RAILING, made of wroughtirbn l bars,
and !soft annealed rods, or wire, and expressly de iligned
for enclosing Cottages, CemetorieseHalcotties, Public
Grounds, ft., tit prices vagingfrom 50 cents g 053,00 the
..cannitig 5:H3t. It is made in pannels or Taributi•lengths,
S to 4 feet high, with r. rought iron poste I* inch•equare,
at intervening distances of. to 10 feet. If desired, the
pannelic an he made of any height, in contittuous spans
of 55 to 135 feet, with or without posts. , No titre charge
The comparatkie lightness, grtatatrength and dicitbit-_
ity of - the :WIRE the.beauty of its varied'or
namental signs, loge tit e r with the extremely low price
• at which it is IsOld,-ete• canning it to sup ersede' the Cast
Iron Railing . ,' wherever their.-comparative merits have
been tested. For furtherpartkolans• address •
::.-.IIIAB-SHALL it BROTHER% -•-
, • • Agents for ,Patentees,- •
inr2l:3ral Diamond alley, near Smith field at. Ptsbovc.
--- ,ltarttyvare, uutierp, basso/dory - owes , •
TOICS,WALKEkt, Importerand /knits in Foreign and
„amatk. kfareiumere, respectfully announces to his
friends and thispublic generally, that be is , now meals ,
tug-ibis Sprinksupply of Hardware, Cutlery, - Saddlery,'
dca., at his stand, No. 85.W00d street, which he mai die- .
posts of on the most reasonable terms. • ,
He avlil continually be receiving fresh supplies, direct
from tho manufacturers in Europe and this country,
Which will enable birdie compete with- any hOuse, East
Re particularly invites the attention of customers to
his . excellent assortment of Table sad:Spring Cntlet7,••
ace; which is of fashicinabie patterns ,and from thelnest
popular manufacturers, • •
Ills stock - ot Carpenter's Tools is large, and of excel
lent Quality. • - •
Of general Rardivare itock, he:has every variety of
article.
Western 'Merchants and dealers, generally, are 'in..
vited to call_ and examine his sto4. • • isiar29:6m
!enter Churn I
Colvees
rm3zzi
nurrEa IN rtvE MINUTES! t , ,
Nncall the an of the public to'the artieleitead
n this advertisement, and invite the enterprising
end =Joust° call and witness its Operation. All adver
tisements in' relation to this invention, to the , hundreds
who haveJseen it tested, is supeserogauon.
- Ist. This Churn will produce' Butter, gatheringit in a
mats, front irweet milk, In• live to ten nunutift ! and from.
cream prepared, as families ustually'prep ‘ itte At, in three
to Ewe =mates! - ,
2d. Theutility of this invention is apparent, tia better
Bauer can be prodaced trona sweat milk; lir Mem, than
cream. isoored - m the stanza way ; and by means of this
Churn, a: little girl or boy can' perform, in five or :ten
minatekirlint has heretofore required the laborof a woo-
=mot men for one or two hours; and sometimes half a
Dysimply turning a thumb screw; the Wholeinside
dasher is taken oat, leaving nothing bathe Batter and
milk in the plaitiwooden box.
4th.*ltis the cheapeat Chita ever invented, as the rim
'pitchy .ofqoastrienon idiaagti embodying a great
philosophical - principle)Makesit bat little. to manatee
-sth iris a common-sense Churn, as all will admitwho
will examine it. -
We Invite the public to call and witness its operation
at our office in the Diamond, near the Black Bear Tav-
ern, and at .1. F. Beckinun , o,rederal at., Allegheny.
magl.dtraiwita CAMERON & PRICE.
WALL Paper:Warehouse - ,
/10.4?.11SARKET STROET. PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
TOOKAS PALMER'
RESPECTFULLY anuoances to his friends and Vag:.
toracrs. that he has had at. no-past period so eaten
isisCa Stack as he has at present. Bevan otter to pur
chasers, on ray moderate terms, at the old atahltaksd
stand in Market area, almost every article hit his Bue- , :-
inebidiugeounting-room, bed chiunber,dining.rotimaisr.
for and nail Paper. With Borders, Landscapes, Fire
board Prints. Paper and Transparent Window Shades,
Bonnet, and -Binders' Boards; Writing, Wrapping, and
Tea Paper:. he is abundantly supply:di - and requests
nicrchauts and housekeepers tosasslandeFattainet his as-
SOrtnleat.
- .Bagsand Tanners' Scraps taken in trade, at the high
est pneei mari3-d&co4m
Paper 61 isaginsia. '
•
I AM now receiving, direct from the manufacturers in
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, * large aitul
well selected assortment of air the latest Mid most im
proved styles of Satin, Glaved and common PAPER.
ANGINNS, continua* of— -
10,000 pieces of Parlor and Fresco;
10,000 , -Ilan and Colnmn ;
211000 " Dining-room, chamber and °thee, Paper
Which I would particularly invite the attention of those
having Houses to Papery to call and examine, at the
Paper Warehouse of S. C. HILL,
mar3o- 67 Wood st.
Paper liaalingla
SRS. JAB. HOWARD & co., No. 82 Wood street,
.rottld call the attention' of the public to their
pre.trut sock of. Paper
_Hangings, which ,, for variety,
beszty ot finish, durability and etheapness,utruthurpase
ed eittiolishraentin the .' -
Besides a large and full assortment of Paper of their
own alauctfrietare, they are now receiving a direct im
portation tit Ftenali and English styles of Paper Hang
ings,.purchased-by Mr; Levi - Howard,nne of the firm,
now in ErirOpe, consisting of- -
Parisian manufacture, 10,000 pieces.
London ' do. .. • . •• • 5,000 do.
Of their Ownmanufacture, they hurt , 100,000 pieces
Wall Paper 'aud 12,000 pieces Satin Glazed' Window
Mesta's:lames Hinvard& Co., have spared neither es-
Dense inn - labor in their endeavors nval the Eastern
Wall Paper establishments, both in quality of manufac
ture and variety of pattern, and, they are warranted in
assuring thepublic that they have succeeded.
The whole assortment, foreign and home manufacture,
will be offered on terms ns- Low as those of Eastern
manufacturers 'and-importers. marl?
~ .- - "Ecrar Literary Emporium.
_
. Cheap ,
A new depository of e Publications has been
opened on 'Third street, opposite the Post Office,
where may be found u general assortment of the popular
literature of. the day. The proprietors have made the,
most imple'arrangententsforprocuting all new works as
- soon is'-issued from the press.
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS—AII the moat
valuable Magazines and Weekly Newspapers can be
nad at their counter by the single number or by the year.
STATIC iNEßY—Letter and cap PSPer, pens and pen
. . ells ;in shirt every thing in the stationery line, and o
the be st quality, for sale cheap.
MUSIC—A large assortment of the most approvedll-
- ino Forte - Music, bound and otherwise. This music i
pronounced by the'most distinguished professoriat° be the
best collection ever offered for sale in the . West.
The United States Odd Fellows' Directory for 1849, got
- up in Convenient styles.
. NVitipanf particularizing farther, we respectfully re;
guest a visit to oar store room front the public.
WORK & HOLMES, Third street,
opposite the Post Office.
Joshua Rhodes.
WHOLESALE FRULTFRPRAND CONFECTION-
No-. 6 IVood Street— '
boxes Oranges; - 500 cans Sardines;
225 ' " Lemons; 800 hf." " -
let) dokenLemon Syrim; 150 qr." "
3.000 drams Pip ; 900 boxes Herring;
200 bag Raiiins, in layers; 2000 Cocoa Nuts;
150 hr:bxs. " , 'Elboxis Maccaroni;
- 100 qr.- • "'•' " Vennacilla
.75 trot§ halm Almonds; 25 cases used Pickles ,
100 beies shelled . 90 casks Currants
bales - Doideatti " 100 lbs. cut Tissue Paper;
10 " 'Malaga " 50 ems . white
- Elsa Papr;
3 "" papershell " 15 cases Prunes;
3- - "'h'ard " " 13 mats Dates '
•
- 40 blgs Filberts; 4 cases Liquo rice ;
. 30 Walputs; 10 lbs. Vanella Beans •
- Arti " - Creak; Nuts; 20 bxs ANo 1 Ro'k Ca ndy;l
40 " _Pecans; . 20' "wit's' and yel. IL "
10 bbia. - ' 8 cases Florence Oil;
Just received and for sale by
mug) JOSHUA RHODES.
Greenwood Gardens
A RE,nort 'eon for the sale of alarge collection of
It:Green HoTse Plants, of the choices:varieties.
tAlso, a large collection of the finest Dahlias and Annul
Plower Plains will be ready to deliver in pots on the Ist
-Bonnets of the choir esirlowersputt up at 'the shortest
TSollGardens
day Wille
April. open for the general reception of
"dealellUlof
Captain Vandegriff 's fine new steamboat(the Thomas
Scott,) will commence running from the Point, foot of
Penn st.,.to
_.e eardens,on the td day of April. [mem
Dlittehe is Map,..
ICAY * CO. have taken the exclusive agency for the
sale or AUtchelPs superior Mapp,sfor Pittsburgh and
stern Pertasylvanla, - which will be sold at his reduced
'Philadelphia prices. - •
The Map : of the World,on Me catur's Projection, is the
largest and most coraprehenske work of 'the kind ever
published in America; it is 61 feet from East to West,
and 44. from Vona to south, - accompanied by n hook of
000 pages, contaiidng consulting index, consulting which
rut) , item on the . Map may be readily found; slid, Geo
graphical descriptious of all the couutnes on the - Globe.
The Reference and Distance Map of the United States,
on a scale of :a miles to an inch. comprising the States;
Comities, Townships, sec.,-in die Union, accompanied by
a volume of 400 pages, a vo., which includes an Index of
counties, Towns, &c., together with a general deseriptiOn
of the UnitedSlatell.
Tne Islationg Map the American Republic, or
United States of America.
Universal Atlas, containing •Maps of the Empties ,
Kingdoms; Shw with a and - Republics; a special Map 0(
each of the United States, comprehended on 73 sheets,
• forming a series of 117 Maps; a - large folio volume, ele
gantly executed. ' .
A gap of Texas, Oregen and California,_with all the
romestitstifictly marked oat to these centimes.
A large supply o f the'above small aid large,
will bc kept constantly on band and for sale at the Book
:and Paper WarehOciso,gorner of Third and Wood sts.
15,00 tirinqiYAßDS OF GRADING.
MIRE BirmiagbamWa Council, desiring to contract
with some saitable..perion or persona for the exert.
'vartag, of 15,000 Cubic' yards'on 'the streets, - will receive
sealed proposals (or the whole or any part of said work,
until the 4th ill of April next, at which time the , w
be let toile lowest and best bidder.
proposals to be „left with. Wtursi!ii F4.*CEIT; Street
Commissioner; where a specification of the - worir may
be seen. By "ardef of the Council:.
inaz? ,44 td - TH O / 4 4 4 / 1 1 31, APP /O ne
. _ _
.-Grp-_t~ao~s _. _~~K .~~ ~ ~_._'~~i~toriott - Fines:_,
REMOVE
Podshitraiable - Head - IdAlitrkerlis
N. 23 lift:art . ittemliecond doni• 'below 'Second strget..i
O. liff-EILNEWSURGii
ESPECTFULLT announces to hlanumerous frlendu
:
Rand to the piddle; that hobos Yenicared his Fashion
able Head-quarters from Liberty,street.to his ife*Stcirei
on Market, ad door from Second street. - He is constant- :
ly prepared to make to order, of the most-fins and'hest
materials, in a superior manner and at very reasonable'
prices, every article of Fashionable Clothing,of which
his-complete-.stock of choice and' carefully, .selected
Preach, English and - Belgioil - Cloths: Cassimeres; Vest,
lags, &c.,,0f th e latest and most desirable patterns, are
particularly designed, - "
He. H has also on hand a vert' large albeit of - Ready-mtule
Fashionable Clothing, whichhe will sell very low
- -, C.AVEHNSBURG,
-28 Market st.,,EI doorfrom Second et.
r 1 to HOUSE-KBEPRRS *an moan 30DMENCINO.—Th
_L subscriber has received and now. '.6n band,large
assortment of Housekeeping Goods , poinprising, in Tart,
6-4, 6-4,10-4, 12-4 BIM Cotton Sheetings;
• 2.1, - 10-4, 12-4 Barnaley Sheetings ;
Pillow-case Linen, and Muslin Ticking •
- Marseilles Quilts , Blankets '• • -•
• Plain and ernbroubired 'Pablo Coveri,
Windsor Drapery, Turkey Red Chintz;
Buff - Windsor Holland, Lama Table Milts
Damask Table Linen, all widths;
Napkins, Doilies, Diaper Crash, Ice., &c.; whichwill
be sold allowest prices, at
' • - ' • ROBT. D. THOMPSON'S,
mar 29 • No.llo Market at.; 3 doors from - Liberty.
- -
131 - 013 AN &CANTWELL, have Juat reamed, at No . 11.1: so Markel stteitt, an nntivallad itelaation - af—
Bead Redeales and Parses; Fans and Combs,
China Seta, Accoideona'Sr.c: '
mart ' • HOGAN k. CANTWELL.
.New opodpf as er Itty.nlite
Coaxes •br sotnrra • 13D suserr trams, prrenitraou
re
,G
BARGAINS!—The subscriber' has lust re•
,UP tarried from theEasterti•Cities and is now receiving
• a very extensive assortment of - Pi:NOY AND STAPLE
DR'. -GOODS, adaptod to the pre,int season, and em
tir -singe stook for richness and variety not surpassed by
,atv establiahmentin the West.
• -•
'• • -
DRESS GOODS !
Very glossy black Silks ;- 'Cravats and Collars' '
HandsomeAress do.- ' IBlacklove - Vells andHalcfs.;
Rich changeable • do. Jaconet and Camb. Mastics.
Rich changeable Satin de Plaid and sullied Muslins;
Chines ; • Handsome Ribbons ;
Mode and high coPd French Gloves, Hosiery, &e.;
• Merinos; • . ;Cloths for CLoaMsr .•
Mode undid& cord MualiaTerkeri Shawls;
de Lateens; !Cashmere do..
Newstyte muslinde.Laines;•Plain Thibet Shawls, silk
Satin stnped Cashmeres; I frinnggee ; • •
-.Fancy do. do.
_"; l Plack Thibet Shawls, do.do.
Dlackand colored Alpacas;;Black . do. do.
Plaid.Binghams, bright co-Silk. do. do.
lore; IF - me Brochas do.
New style Insets - es; Clothi • do.
Gala Plaidabright ccilors; Plaid, Long ' no. • -
California Plaids;Low Priced do,
lack Bombazines • (Plaid Cloaking'.
CALICOS-GREAT REDUCTION
Miasma of Calicoes is very large; it has been se•
lected with much care—with particular re fe rence to
(mutes' of coloring, durability of fabric, aid beauty of
design. These goods are lower than they have ever
been before, and ate worthy the particular attention of
purchasers'
• The hest Calicoes for la eta. ever offered ;
Double purple Calicoes,English,l2; cents ;
Green do.
Oil Chines;
_BritishChinttet;
New style Merrimack Calicoes;
. Blue do. do.
Blue and Orange do.
• Furniture do.
• • CHEAP DRESS GOODS. .
A large lot of lowpriced Muslin de Laines, of the low
price of In cents per yard.
Also, Black Alpacas 4n 12. Ms. per yard. Very good
and very handsome dart and bright colored Plaid
hams, for life cents, warranted fast colors.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
Bleached Mu/M1.0410 12;
. Yard wide Unbleached, OI to fit;
Bed Ticking., very cheap;
Casinetuk4ngs, Kentucky !eons
Checks, Plaid Linsey's;
Domestic Ging 11 1 / 1 5, Mariners' Shining.;
Colored Cambric.;
Flannels. lower than ever veered;
- Canton Flannel..
LINEN GOODS!
Irish 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 fine,
also Blue and Drab Blanker% fine and very fine, for
Overcoats.
GOODS FOE GENTLEMEN. •
Vat and superfine Pieria and English awful and COS..
aimeres; Over-coatings; Silk and Linea Pocket Hand
kerchiefs and Cravats; Gloves; Suspenders ; Silk and
Merino Under Garments Iderinolind Cotton Half Hose,
etc., etc.
The subscriber having made extraordinary prepara
tions for 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 bargtuns he has evemlbeen able to otter.
Customers of the house, and purchasers generally, are
re ectfully invited to call. inovgfn PHILIP-ROSS.
Terrible Revolution—Stare Trittnipbantl
HOGIAN lc CANTWI 7 I4 (slo of the e i s,) N o . 130
'Market street, would TCspkeurally beg leave to call
the attention of tie public to their new stock of Goode,
Mat received and opening from manufactarers and im
porters, of which they feel confident - that price andqual
ity will give entire satisfaction, as our motto is—" Quick
Safes and &MU P'Yets."
Our stock consists, partly, of the following arficles,viz;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pins, late styles; Guard
and Vest Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets ,• Fin
ger and Ear Rings; Pena& and Pens; Slides and Studs;
Steel Buckles, for Ladies' Head Dresses; Idadalon's
Card Cases, shell, pearl and velvet ; Coral Beads ; Ala
baster Boxes; fine Rosewood and Ebony Shaving Cases,
furnished . Brims Spectacles ;Silver Spoons, all kinds;
German Silver Spoons, all k inds; Silk Steel Bead Bags
and Punts; Cotton Bags and Purses; flair, Tooth, Nail
and Cloth Brushes; Violins, Accordeons, Flutes and
Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors;.Globes and Paper
Holders, Shell, Dress and Sae Combs, latest styles;
Chida Vases, Fruit Briskets, Awe an d Glass Vases,
Mugs, and Cologne Bottles; Tables, Chessman and
Backgammon Boards ; Silk Tapestry; Brussels and In
grain Carpet Bags; Willow, Market and Side Baskets ;
Cithirs, Wagons, Cradles ' &e.„, &c., with a large assort
ment of Toys and PantyAttielet, teo numeroue,to men
tion. (tenni
Business Card
TYRANTS AI wELL AS MONOPOLIES MUST FALL:
$0 MUST PRICES;
RICH I. will be pro3en by calling at McGraw:3
Tailoring Tailong Establishroenf,Third street,
Si,. Mules Bmltling,
Morro: liviat.projat and quick sales.
1 741tIETT : Fresh and goad.
Coltprrmoo: Very far in the background.
My old customers, and all others, are respectfully fo
rmed that I am waiting for them, McOUIRE,
oetts • Tailor. St. Charles.
Blesohtd qoods.
•
A, A. MASON It CO., No. 60 Market street, have jos
11.• received 'the following well known brands o
Bleached Muslin", viz :
741 and 54 Bleached Muslin, James' Steam hulls;
54 . " Naninkeag '• " .
" Mason," "Pokanoket," "Carlisle," "Dorchester," "Gin
isigamond," "Grafton," "A," "Pittsburgh ," "Lawrence,
"Boston Pillow Ca-se," "Parnswc.: th," ace. All o
which, together with many styles not here mentioned
will be sold at EASTERN PRICES, by the piece or tack
Shirting Muslim allidATilsk LlllOllll.
Ipir R. MURPHY invites the particular attention or
T T • Mose wanting the above GoOds, to Itkilesinible
stock, consisting of the best Maki, from than:Mat approv
ed niatuffacturers, and the latter warranted pure flax.—
He has just received an 'additi oual supply, and Isoltering
Shining Muslim of a superior quality at a very low
price. Also,
Sheeting and Pillow-case 11Iaaline ;
• Rapers and Crash;
Table Cloths t Towels and Napkins;
. • Blankets, Smits, Counterpanes; and
- Housekeeping Dry Goods generally.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS—Such as French Merinos,
Pannettos, plain and fancy De Unties, (some new styles
ust received;) Alpacas, tre.
The season being far advanced, all these Goods will be
sold at prices that cannot fail wpm's°
ljj`' Wholesale Rooms upstairs.
To Country ere ante.
lEr R. MURPIfY, at his Wholesale Room, North
, V • east corner of Fourth and Markin streets, Pate:
bunk (up stairs, is now prepared to odes to the insPee
don or Country Merclututs, an extensive supply of New
Spring Goods, including The newest styles of Spring
Prints, Gin hams, Lawns, Muslin de Laines, Alpacas,
and Stets_ Goods generttlly; also, Glove, and Hosiery,
Bonnet Ribbons, Laces and Edgings, An. Prices low.
Entrance to Wholesale Rooms from 4th st. mrlo
„....
A A. IifASON k.CO., No. 0 0 lilsartur amain, Lowe
JUL* this day received, per "Fast Line, the following
named Goode, viz,:—Satin stripe, black and blue black
plain and printed Bemges, ay. wool M. de Laines, em
broidered Thibet Shawls, black, white, and pearl Silk
Hose; span Silk Hose; kid, silk and lisle thread Gloves;
linen, bobbin, cambric and muslin Edgings ; Insenlngs
black silk lace Edgings; bonnet Ribbons; embroidered
muslin ;Capes, new patterns and rich goods. mar..N
• . eating* I, ----
GENTS. " call and ice" the choicest variety ever
oirered, and CAMELIA. C RAVATS; at prices, you
can' leave them •
CLOTH STORE. Poet Building.,
Corner Fifth and Wood eta •
sitarl9•2w
Now Goods.
IN sliortE,, and now receiving,our first supply of New
1 SPRING GOODS, consisting of every thing new and
beautiful, to bs had of the Importers and Jobbers :
Ne* styles of rich Turk Satins;
Wide Brocade Silks, new patterns ;
Rich Cluuttelion and Glade Silks ;
Fited and plain WI Silks, nil Widths ; . .
_Eoregeor Lawns, Mous de Lainee, Ac.;
• Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, new designs.
TogaOr with a large assortment of Domestic Goods
ROBT. D. THOMPSON,
marl No. 110 Market st.. 3 door, from Liberiv.
:
..,......._
XTEWi SERINO GOODS.—A.A. Alsoox atio. uumor
111 kat street, are now opening 40 caeca and lockage,
of Splendid SPRING GOODS, comprising Lawn_ i s Mus
lim., Bereges,M. de Lollies, 3highams, Prints, French
Catabrunt , , Linens, • Ribbons, Laces, Silks, Shawls,
Gloves !lintel% and a general assortment of Goods ;,.--
, . . . .
,
FdMILIES, Economists and the Public, to ea - eel ,a
saving of ons-third i and obtain the mutat bargains
ever purchase:l, are. most respectfully invited to - visit
ROBINSON'S CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT, Post Build.
logs, corner Fifth and Woodstreets.. , ' -.-liibbdw
A FURTHER REDUCTION. , . , ,
Jas. Ststspratt. Ss Soria' Patent Sirdi;4lll.
ITO 6 TONS, 3,, cash, currency; or 4 Owe., upprov.ed
UK tOll5 or upwards 31 , do. 'par; or 6 mcm.„do.,.rn•
serest ad de d . For the superior qua li ty of thie brand, we
refer to e glass and soap manufacturer& of this City
irenerall*' ac:-.14. MITCHELTREE,
. 4 PIAr - , - No.loo I.4berptreq!
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HOMAX , SORBIDGET SVAAFFE&O'CONNCirti'
' • ttrhadriphia: - - '— I •.' 'Pittihtirgh. .:
T& HIS old established Line beinritOWlti falroperation,
, 1
• lhoproprieton are prepared, with their usual satin
y
arrangements, 10-forward meretaindiat, . produce,
ate., to and , from the- abbvit pints, on liberal terms, with
the 'regularityi-dispatch land atifaty, peculiar to their .
Mode of tramportatlou,'so'obViouis when transhipment
an the-way is avoided. , .- '
... - '
;All eonsignme am by and for this Line reeePied;e barges
paid; and forwarded-in' gay !totted eiro...tions; free' of
; charge, for aorrunission, advaiteing'orlstorage.
i No mterest, , direetly, or intiireetly, ia 'Mena:mats'.
. ' All ooraimmications proMptlynttended to; on appilea-'
tian to'-ho following Agents - ' ' ' ._ -' - -
- t , TRlZthiAtl BORBIDdE.
03. Market street. Philadelphia. '
"PAAFFE k OICONNOR,
canaLlitasin, Pittsburgh.
,01CONNOR: A. - CO.,
North st.,Baltimore.
a1aMa.1849 , -:
Tratimlipc;la' tioloidalev -
VIA . PRNNSYLVANIA.CANAL ANDRAIL ROADS,
115 PECILADELPHIL Ant BA .TT !
Mr. Canals and Rail Roadslbeing now open, and iD
good order, we are prepared .ta forward all kinds or me r;
chandize and produce ta - .Philadelphia and Baltimore,
with promptness and despatch, and on as good terms as
any other Line. - C. A: McANULTYIe Co.,
.Ctuzsl Basin. Penn street,.Pittsburgh.
Aoaerrs,•CHARLES RAYNOR., Philadelphia;
MOSE MORRILL-& CO.; Baltimore. fmrl.7
faliffalDLerphaatTB 4 9 .
_ a&011
Way.mrelght Line,
I~ati,7oll:3vi -10 . nstinT . $ 0. Ift!Uidaysburgib and' all
intermediate placers.
Tuts Line willcontinue to carry all Way Goods with
their usual dispatch, and at Lair rates of freight.
.hiskurs-C. A:AIcANULTY Pittsburgh.
D. D. WAILEFIFLD, Johnstown.
JOHN. MILLER, itollidaysburgh.
Bstruturscits.-James .Jordon Smith & Sinclair, Dr. F.
Shtienbergcr, 11„ - Jdoorie,..John Parker,S. F. Von Bonn
horst 4r, Co., Wm. Learner Juo,lll , Devin & Bros.;
Pittsburgh; John-Ivory, Sumit,bluthollan & Ray, John
Graff & Co., Blairsville. • marl, =
(Gazette and Journal only copy.)
PEOPLE'S TRANSPORTATION LINE
. . .
l a r tte Z riot aftigink '
O RESAl T ar i ge H ilmi T ts ° fiel r o .l" I to . this Line
a.. 1 • hambeen- pat in fide order, and are nowrunning
regularly between Pittsburgh and Erik!, touching at all
intermediate Ports along the Canals. A Boat wilt alwhys.
be at the wharf, under the Monongahela Bridge, and.one
will start regularly every other day. The People's
Transportation Line has every facility for carrying
Freight ant Passengers. The 'boats will be towed to
Beaver by steamers, and will proceed to Erie with great
Idispatch,by the canal,. The boats arc commanded by
experienced and careful men—all of whom have an in
terest in the Line.
uy- Goods sent by the Line to Erie may be forwarded
to any point on the Lakes.
For freighter passage apply to
IL KIRKPATRICK,
Agent, Water street, Pittsburgh.
AGENTS:
CLARE Co., Beaver.
R. W. Clmmutonast, New Cantle.
Taornue A Illrreinmra^ Pulaski.
Smannrrt Wassim A Co., Middlesex.
Myron' BOLL, Sherront
Sown IlleCums, Shanisbergh.
S. B. & G. LOWRY, Clarksville
Kara A Mons/J.42m, Big Bend.
S. C. Pmauxa, West Greenville.
S. & T. Mutilates, Adannvilin.
W, 11, Iteuxav,Hanstown.
W. WADSWORTH A CO., Sherman% Come re-
WX. POWER, Conneautville.
----- Spring Corner.
W. C. Weirriut,
Cranesville.
•
WY. TYLER, Lockport.
E. Fn u, GirnnL
A. Ktne, and B. Tohmursor & Co., Erie.
The following Agents In Erie will receive and for
ward Freight to any Pan on the Lakes, shipped by
this Line:
WM. Gallagher, . John Hearn
G. W. Haversack & Co., •Josish Kellogg,
Kelnie & Loomis, Walker A Cook, led
SUMITTILLI3 AVTD Flint IVIRRILTS, VITSSIIVITTII. PA,.
jIK the most popular of all OOT and SHOE B ss,.
tablishments 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 for this market, and he is not satisfied only by
keeping the beet assorted stork 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 at
having for offering -great inducements, to the public. It
is impossible to set forth all the advantages and facilities
in an advertisement, that the l3reat 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 05 per cent. lower than any other store in the city.
The way to test the matter it for all who intend parches.
lug BOOTS and SHOES, to call at RATES' GREAT
BARGA IN CORNER, examine the stock and prices, and
all will be satisfied that the Great Bargain Corny-, Srnisit•
field and Fifth erects, is the place for the public, one and
al 1, get good Boots and Shoes cheap, for cash.
1. BATES.
Great Western Ytd le
.lIARNKSS, TRUNK AND WHIP AIANL FACTORY.
THE subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public in general, that he has the
largest stock of the following named articles, of his own
manufacture, in this city--Saddles,Harness,Trunks and
Whips i all of which he will warrant to be made of the
best material, and by the best mechanics in Allegheny
county. Being detentlined to sell his manufactures
something lowei;than has been heretofore sold lathe city,
he would invite persons in need of the above named ar
ticles, to his Warehouse. No. Liberty street,
oppo
site Seventh. Also, bands made to order for machinery
oct3l G. KERRY.
Iron City Cracker and Brand Da. cry
J. StIEPHARD
his
lelle i ge .D n7ra i Ty ct ta l itt in eti e fr d i t% nd i s a ole th r e
husi
ness,the manufacturing of Crackers of every variety.—
Haviniq purchased title of W. R. Nevins Cracker and
Pilot Bread machines, he is prepared to fill all orders for
crackers or pilot bread et the shortest notice and hopes
by a strict attention to business, to shore a portion of the
public patronage. The public is respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
BAKERY, No.lo Commercial Row, Liberty etoppo
site Smithfield.
N B. Saperior family Bread, rye and dyspepsia Bread,
large and small rolls, fresh every morning can be had at
the store, or my wagon, or at my eland in the market.
Cakes and Confectionary on hand and.mailit to order.
SHEPHARD.
No t 0 Commercial Row, Liberty rt.
Steel ailed Pile nantoraetory.
THE subscribers have enlarged their Steel and File
Manufactory, on the corner of O'Hara street and
Spring alley, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh, by ejecting a con
verting furnace, a melting Inmate and u lilt hammer.—
Their Steel, now being of a superior quality, and having
engaged competent operatives, they are prepared to fur
nish Files of every description, that will compare wifh
the best imported article and being determined to make
it the interest of all who use Files in anyway, to par
ching, from them, they will sell their Files at reduced
prices, for Cash. They will also re-cut Piles, rind pur
chase those which are worn and broken. Public patron
agge is respectfullyinvited, nOv7) 7. ANKRIAI A CO.
New Millinen', Silks. Velvets, elbc.
AiJeer received from New York, a choice selee.
tion of elegant rich Satins, Silica, Winter Ribbons,
French Flowers, Plumes, 6r.c. A handsome as
sortment of Winter Bonnets, Hoods, Capes, Cardinals,
Visetts, &c., on hand and made to order in the latest style,
at the shortest notice. MRS. DUFF,
, deed , No. 1.0 St. Clair st. (West side.)
Pa nye Carriage Manufactory,
planned alley. batmen Wood and Smitkfuld arena.
Wintia may always be found an assort
• e.- elm of Family Carriages, Barouchea,
7 Buggies, • and all kinds•of heavy work,
.."-.."•'`"` from a six horse wagon down so a wheel
barrow. Persona wishing to purchase or contract Cot
any thing in the above line, are respectfully invited to
call. oettbZittf
City Livery Stables.
Tut subscribers having purchased from
Charles Coleman the above Stables, and in
tending to increase their stock of Horses,
Carriages, Buggies, &c., would respectfully
solicit. a share of patronage from the public. 'Horses
tern by the day, week. month or year, and additional
Jails are being erected, in the second story, for the rth
commodation of Canal stock.
feb23:3nt ROGERS & OBEY.
In retiring from the Livery Madness, I with pleasure
from a long acquaintance) recommend my successors to
be patronage of my friends and the public.
feb23:lw CHARLES COLEMAN.
Maelimes Carittage 'ittatinfaotory,
Diane" alley, between Wad and Smithfield streets.
E. M. BiGELONN would respectfully
inform the public,. that at his Factory can
•;; ; ;---- - "1 : ,5 at all times lie found a large supply of
Faintly Carriages, Baroaches, Buggies,
and all lands of Fancy Carriages, equal in elegance and
neatness to any found in the East. Contracts for any
number of Carria7ls, Buggies and Wagons, will be
ro
pmptly filled. A work of his own manufacture will
be warranted.
Bscimmucse—Col. R. Patterson, IL H. Patterson, E. D.
Hazzard, Esq., Robert Robb, Esq., C. Magee, and
Alderman Steel. • ffeb27:d3m
` , Wholesale and ----
A.DDLA, HARNESS AND TRUNKMANUPACTCRY.
ROBERT B..HARTLEY, begs leave to in-'
for* his friendi and the public generally,
eat he Continues to occupy that large and cum
moilione.Store Room, fetmerlyoccupied by • Samne Pa n
estock 44 Co., No.B6,corner of Diamond alley and Wood
street, Where he keeps a large and general assortment of
Saddle 4 Bridles, Harness, Prtmke, Carpet Bags, Saddle
Bage,Vallies, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti
cles in his line. • -
He also keeps constantly on hand, and is prepared to
tarnish tp order, all kinds of Riveted Hoseounnufactured
of the•bestmaterial, and in a style of workmanship equal
to the ealitern manufactured article, and at 66 per cent.
CountrA Merchant/ and Farmers would do well to call
and extunine his stock before parchtuting elsewhere, as
he is determined to sell first rate . articles •at very low
prices. i
L'Don't ,forget the place, , No. 86, corner of Wood
treat and Diamond Alley:..`: ap2o
Li Stree
mask 6-8
Table Ck
kina, tee.
chasers.
Great ; argala ernes;
GUM/S.—A. A. iliaeore & Co., No. au Market
!et, have received:lib:ten .Sheettiigy Linen - Da- :
Band 104 Linen_ Holland Bleached Lleached and'Siown
/oats, Russia and Scotch PittPega, Doylies; :Naas
to which they Invite :the attention of:r
dm ration £mts
Passes o•• So and from Erteand, i . relan dr
SOOTLANTI AND ALES.- -
la" By the Skam.ship- SARAH SANDS, and the regular
, • ships,¢e,Zll
1 - . -
tr
: .
P. W. 81r1011101.,dr;•004 •
fESTABLLMIED 'TN - 15244
No. 83 South stria, "New , York t and 38 Waterloo: Road
ranaoris "n"".
sending -to the Old Country for their friends,
can have them bronght Oat by the•RegnlarLine of. Pack•
etc sailing &Om laverpeol on latiOthilitit;l66, 21st or
wi r th i g , f i rry month', comprising the' following Ships:—
§iddons, • Henry ClaY
•
_
Hottlngner .Columb a
Roach's, Patrick enry, Cambridge,
Isaac Wright. Waterloo, , - Comilitution,
Ashburton, -• New-York," —Garrick,
West Point, Queen ot the West - Montezuma,
Yorkshire, Sheridan,- ' • New World,
Liverpool, oxford, - • Johnß. Skiddy.
Or in the Spa t
s claps Ameircan-Shipsi sailing from Liv
erpool and the Irish. Ports. every den, comprisingthe—
St. Patriek, George,, • ' Andrew Footer,
Yorktown, Creole, . Memuon
Probue, •- . We:C A:vb.:Ter.
And many Milers, which - thislinited.Speee not ad;
• mit of here enumerating. . • -
P. W. BYRNE.S.& CO. are. the stile Pas.seng - arAgents
for the Steamship SARAH SANDS„ Fier appointed sail
d,trysi for 1849, ore as follows: Prom Liverpool cia
-21.-4a . ""iuttrYi 22 th March, Oh Tune; 61h August and Sth -
October; from Ne*- - York . on 24th February f fid May, 6th
July,6th September, and Ilth - ,
nerefore, those - wishing their relonves out:early
the Spring, will find itria_their interest to patronize this
.Old Established Rouse, our artmgements being so per
fect that ito delay or disappointment can occur.
Drafts at sight for any amount on the - Natianal Bunk of
. Ire! and; its branches, &c., &c., at all times for sale. Ap
ply to, or address by letter, post-paid,' ' - •
P. W. BY R.Nr,S & CO, SI South st., N. V.,
and 36 Waterloo Road Liverpool.
Onto.- '
jen27:lf 166 Liberty ltreet, Pittsburgh. -
New Commercial Line.
B. W. Knouts Is Co, /, Doman, KrlttaLLL &
84-Wall st, New-York, f Liverpool, England
• asaracrrum.v iutorm their:friends Lad the
public, that they have commenced the Gene.
fat Shipping and Commission Business, to.
, `'gather with the Genera/ ranallger BUSiliegSs
gmntiag certificates of passage from London,
Liverpool. Dublin, Belfaart,nr antis port of the
Old Country to New York, Boston and Philadelphia, on
the most reasonable terms.
•
Drafts and Bills of Exchange, from 11 to any amount
on-the Royal Bank of Ireland and its branches, and on
;Liverpool.-
The days of sailing of the Regular Line of Liverpool
Packets, as fixed upon. are the let, Bth, 11th, 18th, Yist
and kfith of every month. -
These Ships are all of the largest class, and. are com
manded by men of character and experience. The
'Cabin accommodations are all that can be desired in
point of splendor and convenience. They are furnished
with every description of stores of the beittind. -Punc
tuality in thellays of sailing , will be strictly adhered to.
Packet Shilis genius, Sid(101111, Sheridan and Garrick,'
are veuels of the hugest class f. and those desirous
bring out their friends, cannot select finer or safer Sh t o
Passage can be secured at thelowest rates.
New Orleans Line of Packets sail weekly. Forp
age or freight, apply as above, or to ' ass-
JOSEPH SNOWDEN, o
EDMUND SNOWDEN,
declll Corner 4th and Bmithaeld its., Pittsburg
Tapsoott , s General. EmlirrlitionOlnee.
aftREMITTANCES and Passage to and el l
from Great Britain and Ireland, by W.
& J. T. Tapscon, 75-South st., corner
ot Maiden Lane, N.Y., and PS Water
loo Rood, Liverpool.
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal terms 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
rartgements will be carried out faithfully.
Messrs. W. & J. T. Tapscott are long and favorably
known for the superior class, accommodation and sailing
qualities of their Packet Ship*. The -QUEEN OF THE
WEST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK, t(YTTINGUER,
ROSCI US, LIVERPOOL, and SILIDONS, two of which
leave each port monthly—from New York the 91st and
7044 and front Liverpool the 6th and 11th; in addition to
which they have arrangements with the St. George and
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure adeparture
from Liverpool every five days, being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with their increasing
patrouase: white Mr. W. Tapscotes constant persono
euperintendance of the business in Liverpool is an addi
tional security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The subsenbers being, as usual, extensively engaged
In the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
• the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge ot
and forward passengers immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contract for Passallo.from any *ea'
pen in Great- Britain or Ireland to this city, the nature Cl
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for earning passengers so far inland not otherteise et 3
tainable; and will, if necessary , forward passengers fur
ther West by the best mode of conveyance, without any
additional charges
for their trouble. Where pelves
sent for decline coming out, the amount paid for passage
will be refunded in bill.
REanTTANcEs.
The subscriber* are also prepared to give drafts at
sight for any amount, payable at the principal cities and
towns in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wederii thus af
fording a safe and expeditious mode of remitting funds
to those countries, which persons requiring inch facili
ties will Emilie to their interest to avail themselves of.
Application of by letter. post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. TAAFFE & O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Philadelghta.
lIMILNDIGN At CO.'S
PaSSZNit ea A%D
Ornate.
•
TjyAFLNDEN & CO. continue to bring out persons from
JUL any part of England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales,
upon the most liberal terms, with their usual ,t punctuality,
and attention to the wants of emigrants. e do- not al.
tow our passengers to be robbed by the swindling , scamps
that infest the seaports, as we take charge of them the
moment they report themselves, and 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
passengers to skate that they were detained forty.eight
hours by UP in Liverpool, whilst thousands of others were
detained months until they could be sent in some ofd
trap, at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
coffins.
We intend to perform our contracts honorably, ray
Was it may, and not act as W 33 the case last season with
other offices, who either performed not at all, or *hen It
suited their eonvenlence.
Omits drawn at Pittsburgh for any aura from £1 to
.£l,OOO, payable at any of the Provincial Banks in Ire
land, England, Scolbutd and Wales.
JOSHUA. ROBINSON,
European and General Agent,
Fifth sweet, ono door below Wood st.
FOREIGN
REMITTANCE.
MBE Subscribers araprepared to forward money to all
parts of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, with
despatch, and at the lowest rates.
SAMUEL M'CLURKEN & CO,
ICUS 142 Liberty street.
Insurance aompanits.
INDEMNITY.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company
OF RHILASIELPIHA.
DIRECTORS:—
Charles W. Bander, George W. Richards,
Thomas Han, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Bode,
Samuel Grant, David S. Browne,
Jacob IL Smith, Morris Patterson.
CHAS. W. BANCIMIL Pres't.
CHAS. G. DAHMER", Secretary.
137 - Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description of property in town and country.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
invested,
afford
with their Capital and Premiums, safely
afford ample proteenou to the assured.
The Assets of the Company. on J'anuary Ist, 1.8461, as
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were us fol.
lows,' viz :
.
' Mortgages 91,047,438 41
• Real Estate 94,724 83
Temporary Loans 00,001 85
Plonks " 51,523 25
Cash, &c. 38,804 37
13 ,318,492
Since:thelr incorporation, a period s of 10 years, 7l
they
have paid upwards of Oneffriffion Four - Hundred. Thou
sand Dollars, lows by fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and
disposition to inlet with promptneirll liabilities.
_ J. GA MANE OFFIN, Agent,
man]
.Office N. E. coy . f l.Vood and 3d Ina
•
Mire oust Marine Inauriances
ITUIE Insurance Company of North Ameries, of Phila
.ll. dolphin, throughlts 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.
DEFLECTORS:
Arthur O. Coffin, Pres't. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry Charles Taylor,
Samuel W.
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas,
John White, John R. Neff
,
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood, '
Wm. Welsh, • Henry D. Sherrard, Seel..
Thin is Me oldest Insurance Company in the U nited
States, having been chartered in 1'794. Its charter is per- -
petual, and from its high standing, long experience, am.
pie means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
chameLer, it may be considered as offering ample securi
ty to the public. WILLIAM P. JONES. •
At Counting Roam of Atwood, Jones & Co., Water and
Front sta., Pittsburgh mayfly
dew and impportant , W orke on California.
WHAT I SAW IN CALIFORNIA—Being the Journal
of a Tour, by Edwin Bryant. _, New edition, with
an Appendix, containing accounts of the Gold Alines,
various routes, outfits, &e. dcc
NOTES OF TRAVELS IN, CALlFORNlA—Com
prising the prominent Geographical, Agricultural, Geo
logical and Mineralogical features of the Country.—
Also, the routes from t ort Leavenworth, in Missouri. to
San Diego, in California, including parts of the Ashen
sas: Del Norte and Ono rivers, from the official "reports
of Col. Fremont and Major Emory.
CALIFORNIA—Its History, Population, Climate, Soil,
Productions and Harbors, from Sir George Simpson
O'Connor's Journey Round the World. With WI ac
count of the Revolution ih California and conquest of
that aththlrY by the United Stacy. By John J. Hughes, A.
B. Also, Col. Mason's Report and other documents on
the Goldlßegion. ,
Tbe above this day.reoeived and for sale by
KAY & CO.,
feb22 I • Co r ner of Wood and 3d sis.
. -
,
'PRIVATE MEASMt - Dr 7B row No
tk ik
65 Dianusad And by be consulted in all
" B b il n Przvatev delitaisrusiure inciderda
1.1 Ik, -. / to the human Irate '
07. SybilisandSyphiltlceruptions,gonoridwea
( C - and lts consegnencts together with nil es
synatduressr,imptulties of the bliod wititall disease"
vetersaloingirt, skin diseases,withsbiatures,gleet,urethral
discharges, seminal weakness and inpoteney; &set PiLes ,
rheumatism, female weakness, diseases of the wow.,
monthly suppressions, diseases of ti l e joims, gi!stnla in
ano, - nervaus affections, pains in the tack and loins, irri
tations of the neck of the bladder and cidneys, scorbutie
eruptions, tenor ri ir t n
TWEAworm,mercualAseases, /cc.
L Exclusively devoted to the suldy and trate:now of vene
real disorders, and those arising from yz excesses'
tfal
gaiety, clanate, • or impurities of the bl vvhereby the
consutulton may have been enfeebled,enabi ajtr,Brensn
to Mier entrances of speedyrellef to all wla may plat'''.
themselves wider his ears,
Dr. Brown's offices are eontrenientlyacrangetinto sey s'
state apartments. patients Call visit Dr. B. wascrat fear
of exposure to other visitors,
It is of importance to manypersons in need ofuedical
aid, to obtain good tuivicepnvatelyandpromptly. To all
sack, Dr. Brown's ready skill in removingvenersa die.
gales, in their various forms ' and stages, oftersinducehents
which can rarely be equalledt Strangers are hereb; ap
prised that Dr. Brown has been tregalarlyeduaand
ecvoTattlatfli.offmecxd=4.Tyndtr feeetrl,:treneilvoef 1744.1
%Consiella on,
Dr. Brown is the onlysegularly educated surgeon is •
Pittsburgh who. gives- his whole attention' to thOlte CO*
plaints. ' •
, • ErCertain, safe and speedy cures will , in all cases,ba
ftecentcases are ielieved in a etkorttimeovithontinter
caption from business. • ' ,
Hernia. or - upture.—Dr;;DroWn alsoinviies per.
sons afflicted with Deride to call, as he has paid partacal
lar attention to that diseitse. ;
;Letters-from a distancei delthigadvtheolinstcoritOn
fee or theqmill not be attendedto.: .
'Office on Diamond Alley, a few doors from Wood'
street, towards the market. Consultation triictly coal
denstal.
EUMATISM.—Dr. Br-Iwws newurdiscovered rem.
edy for Rhenntatisai it a speedy and certain remedy.
Tor that painftd trouble. • Jr never fads.
Office and Private- Consultation ROoMs;ffio. 65i Dia
mond alley,Plusbargh, Pa. The Doctor •te always at
home. f-
Dalliers Magical- Palln-Extritotor. - -
qv THE PUBLIC.-This is toeertify that I have tonna
T
jkaley's Arttgieta . Pciln Extractor to prove.a CUM fat
the Chronic Rheumatism, which I have been atticted:
with for ten years, in my hip-Rants.' • . .
ABRAHAM 11. - vazziA.Nri.
Auguaehanoek, N. Y April 8,1848. ' -
Mit. H. Delax-r--Sir: I have been troubled with the
Piles for eight months, and coald get no relief. Your
Magical Pain E.xtractor having been recommended to
me, I applied it but twice, obtained instant relief; and in
a short time was perfectly cured ! Could I not get any
more of it, I would not lake a linndred dollars for the
balance of my box. . 'WILLIAM HALL.
97 North Moore street,Ncw York, June 19,1847.
--
CAUTION.Dalley's only' Depot in the city of Nete
York, and where the genuine artiele 'atm be obtained,
wholesale and retail, is at 415 Broad Way.
H. Datum is the inventor of this truly invaluable com
pound, and he serer hen; and never will communicate the
secret of its preparation to any man living; .and„ there
fore, no other person ever has made, at evercan make. a
Caravel/du abound! . Every truly valuable article is
subject to be depredate d upon by counterfeiters and im
postal-8f and nothing, that we know of, has more eaten-
lively experienced that fact than Dalley's Magical Pain
'- •
.Extractor! ' •
'A Tsar—The genuine Dailey, in cases of the severest
Burns, Scalds, Piles, will afford instant relief, and
produce atoncc a coolingand soothingeffect—extracting
pain in and from one to Sneer' minutes: but be sure, al
ways, apply It on linen—never on cotton cloth... -
And now mark the differenes.L.--CounterfettExtructors,
no matter under what name they may appear, or bow ap
plied, always irrit ate and increase thspatn!
Pamphlets, containing cenifi nate s of c ures, may be bad
gratis, on application to JOHN D. MORGAN,
Western Depot, Pittsburgh.
Da. Wm. Mom. Agent
Dealers Annual titalvanle
For Horses, Cattle, dia., cures spnvin, quittor, grease.
polbevitZaores, galls and bruises. Pamphlets containing
centleates of respectable parties, may be had on apph•
cation to JOHN D. MORGAN, .
°cacaos"' Agen Pittsburgh..
The orand Purgative.
CLICKIINER'S SUGAR COATED L/VEGETA
BLE EXTRACT PlLLS.—These celebrated Pills
have obtained an enviable notoriety.in the United States
its a curative for Giddiness, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach .
Headache, Fevers, Piles, Costiveness, Coughs, Heart
burn, Liver Complaint, Scurvy, Sore Throat, Inward
Weakness, Palpitation of the sileart, Indigestion, 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 tit
monstances, they can be taken with perfect safety and
success, As a VermiTare and general medicine for chill
dren, they are unrivaled. Being coated with pure white
sugar, children will easily take-them; they neither gripe
nor nauseate; are gentle, but thorough in their operation.
For 'adults, by increasing the dose, they are equallybeni
eficial. As an Anti-Bilious Pill they will be found with.
outs superior. Ask any one, among the thonsimds whe
use them, and an unqualified approval will be the certain
Remember Dr. C. V. Cliekener is tl_e original inventor
of Skgar Coated Pill., and that nothing of the sort was
ever heard of until he introduced them in June, 1843.
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Clickenees
Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and take no others, or ther
will be made the victims of a fraud.
Mr`Price, Zr cents per box.
Dr. Clickenses principal office for the sale of Pitts,
66 Vesey st., N.lr
WM. JACKSON, 89 Liberty st , head of Wood, Pitts'
burgh, Pa., General Agent for Pennsylvania, Northern
Ohio, and the river counties of
The following are the duly appointed Agints for
ghee' , county, Pa.:
A. M. Marshall,
Dr. Brown, Allegheny city.
J. IR. Johnson,
Jonathan Ohrelsr, Manchester. a
Alexander Alulale„ Wylie street.
J. IL H. Jacques,Birmingham.
Wm. .1 . Smith , Tmperzaceviltr.
G. IL Starr, Sewickley
Edward Thompson; Wl lksnsburgh.
Daniel Negley, East Liberty.
H. Z. Mitchell, Wilkiniibargh.
H. Rowland lc Son, MKeesport
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth.
John Black, Turtle Creel.
- M'Eldowney. Bakerstown.
Samuel Springer, Clinton/
James M'Kee, Stowartstown.
Riley Miutighliti, Plum township
J. Fulton, Turentain.
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenceville
Robert Williams,
ang22-41kw6m - --
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH !—The Lungs
are in danger, the work of the destroyer has been
begun, the Cough of Consumption- hath in at a sound of
death.
Asa TOD • Montan! '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 supulchntl cough piercesnig soul.
YOLIIO MAI!, Whe Jag t 111:19t3 to ante r fife,clissyse sheds
a heart crushing blight over the fair prospects of the in
-I=cur hectic cough and feeble limbs tell of :your
hope, but you need not despair. There is a balm
which will heal the wounded. loop, _ his
"...theca 11111gi
Sacrmanys AU-Healing Balsam.
Mrs. - Arratz, the wife of ;Wm. IL Attlee, Eaiq.• was
given up by Dr. Sewall of Washington, Drs. • Roeiftnd
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 physicians-Sherman's Balsam was
given and It cured her.
Mrs. Osnasanaxrs, of Bull's' Ferry, was also cured of
consumption by this - Ilaisam when all other remedies
failed to give relief-she was ieduced to a 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 win:leered its
.wonderM effects in curing Asthma,
which it never faili of doing. Spitting Blood, alarming
as it may be, is effectually cured by this Balsam. It
heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and makes
the lungs sound again. • •
Rev. Henan Sousa:008 'Eighth avenue, was cured of
cough and catarrhal affection of 50 years standing. The
Arst dose gave him more relief than all the other medi
cine he had ever taken. Dr. L. J. Beals, 10 Delaney
:Meet, gave it to a sister-in-law who was laboring under
Consumption, and to another sorely afflicted with the
Asthma. In both cases its effects were immediate, soon
restoring them to comfortable health. -
Mrs. Lnclutna. Watts, 95 Christie.at.„vuffered from
Asthma 42 years. Sherman's Balsam .relieved her at
once, and she is comparatively. •well, bell* , enabled to
subdue every attack by a timely use of this medicine.
This_ Indeed is the great remedy for Coughs, Colds, Spit
ting Blood, Liver Complaints, and all the affections of the
throat, and even Asthma and Consumption.
•
Price 25 cents and SI per bottle,
Principal Office 100 Nassau street. New Yank.
Likewite Dr. Sherman'a celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Premium Tooth Paste and Poor
Man's-Plaster.
,Sold wholesale and retail by WM. JACKSON, at his
Boot and Shoe Store and -Patent Medicine Warehouse,
89 Liberty street Pittsburgh, head of Wood: street, and
by the following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny
county:
A. M. Marshall, Allegheny city; Jonathan Ghriest,
Manehester;J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham; A. S. Getty,
Wylie street; J .Q. Mustin, cor.• Webster at. and Elm;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty; H. L. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh. Thos. Aiken, Sharpsburgh; Saml. Springer, Olin
,
ton; James M'Kee, Stewartstown; John Black,Turtle
Creek; C. F. Diehl, - Elizabeth; Rowland R. Scth, 51,'Kees
port; MeEldow-ney, Bakerstown'
Plumb Township; Wm, J. Smith, ' TeMperanceville; Jas.
Patton, Tare nftun; G. IL, Starr, SewiehlY. mar9-1Y
aynest • anal y'.. . eines. •
S. COOK, Plena, Ohio; writes ; March'," 1846:
D.l'i have used your T'ermifuge, Carm i native .Balsarn,
and Expeeorant, in my practice, for the last three years,
and have been exceedingly well pleaeed with them, and
never, as yet, to my recollection, failed of realixing;_ my
fullest expectation in their curative.. properties. Your
other medicines I cannot speak of from experience; but,
Judging from those I have used, I doubt not but that they
claim, and are entitled to all the confidence reposed
them, by those mho have used mem. I was; ormetly
very partial to * o *** Vermifuge, Until I beeameticAutun
ted with yours, which has my decided preferene to any
other now in use. • • • I
Ressectfully, yours, ho., S. S. COOK, M. D."
itr Per sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 72
Fourth st. - • . • • fobls .
moRE, TESTIMONY for Dr.' Willard's Family M-e-ili
cines.—The undersigned, citizens &Pittsburgh ,hav
mg personally used Dr. Willard's Oriental Copgh
we, and experienced its beneficial effects, dOhiost cheer-
fully recommend it as safe and effectual, in all cases.
Speaking from experience, we believe 'that 'tint* no.su,
perior ; and would recommend its use to all the afflicted.
CHARLES - LEWIS, ••
' WM. JENKINS.
Piusburgh, March 155h,1.848.
117..501d by J. 9shornimalrer & Co, John Rays, Uinta
A. JortesLJ. K Cassel,-Sohn - p..Baotti
Mohlet,'Prliar& Siaowden. • • apgs
larugs-a tkirm . uf•
IffeiNSMl#kMiSiAiikift -
,h_Pp4o.Lfint(Alt*bl*- - 1 , .,; -
cIitIINTESE 118111. CREAI4I--i•A: Matchlesie .arttele , for
krgrowth,'bOuty, - and restoration of the Hair. This
Cream, when oneeknown, Vupereede all other arti
cles ofzthe kind -now in' use. , Where - thelairis dead
arsh, thin, unhealthy,, nor iuininggrey, - aTWo applica
tions will make thehtursoft - and dark, and give it a heart
tifuli lively aPpetirence;' end also'raake iitaninmin
its Irveliness and heillthymilor, :twice - 8i long ai all.the
Preparations that ar&geriettdpi used: Whom the hairis
thin, or has fallen - off, ii. may be resniredhyttsing this.
Cumin: EVerY lady - and gentleman wbo is In the habit of
using oils on their hair should at onceparchase abottleof
the Chinese Hair - Cream, rls itia so competed that_ it will,
not injure the-hair ' like the other preparations,. but yrill
beautify it, and, give perfect satnifactioh in every
For teetintony ta Its veryettperior qtmlities,nee the fol ;
lowing letter from. the Rev. Air. Meant.
Hendershott &. Stretch, Nashville, geitnrelagents for the
_ .
Lantrofthe ifro.-R. Caldwell Pastor oft,he Prislipterian
Ildasstar.Himmassnort & gams= Gaxxxxscos-1 . utke
!Leasure leadding my testimony in favor of the excellent
preparction calledpr. Paris/its Chinese Hair Cream; for,
about - two .years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, and
disposed to come oun -but having procured a bottle of the
Cream, and imedit according to the prescription, it is now
elastic; soft, - and arm - to the bead; - Many balsimas and
y.ore applied, each leaving my baix in a Worr,e state
Ahall before.. This Cream,-however,'has triermy cxpec-
As an artielefor the toilet, my wife gives it preference
over ,all others, - being delicately perfarned arid not dis
posed to rancidity. 'The ladies; especially, *Mind the
Chinese Cream to be a desidtrarnmr in their, preparations
for the toilet. Respectfully, the.
lt. CALDWELL:
'
Pulaski, January 7, 1847.
.Mllo'rSold wholesale and retail, in Pittsburgh, by John
Towtusend, 447darket st,, and Joel Mohler ccrtiler of
Yrood gird Piiiksto : ; ieled&w-17
L A-13 red i che al li c T aull hey °n a e r d e n no * t aware stwiln ho g W C f o rght o fid n I P y r i e ni rf n a .
rlouiit hi to the akinc! hoW coarse bowtough,how
;yellow, and unhealthy the. skin appears. after thing Pi 4 34
paredchalk I Besides it isinienous, containing a large I
quantity of lead la:We have prepared a. beautiful vege
lablettitiele,whickwe call 'Jones' Spanish Lilly. White:
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all _deleterious.
qualities; and it imparts to' the skin a -- natural, healthy,
alshallasielear, lively white • at the same time meting
as a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of Mattsachu.
settsiSsYs: analysingiones , BpanishLilly White,-
1 ,find it possesses :the most beautiful and natural, and at
lia saunotiradittnocent, white I ever saw. - I.certaidly
can camas:dint-wry recommend its use to all*hose skin.
requiresbeautifibng:s Price cents hex: " Directions'
—the beet way to apply Lilly:White, is with sell leather
or wool—the fennerts preferable.
'A gm err Timm vox- 25 ciarrs....Wltite teedi,
foul breath, healtay gums... Yellow and unhealthy teeth,-
" atter being, once cr twice, cleaned with Jones' Amber
Tooth Paste, havethallimearance - cif the moat beauti ful ivory, and ; at' the tame time it is CO perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine,that its constant dallyuse is highly'
advantageous, event, those teeth that are in good condi
tion, giymg-thent.a.blantifal polish.; and. preventing a.
premature decay. 'Those. already decayed it prevents
from becoming worse4t4 also fastens such as is becoming
loose, and by perseveratce It rende r the foulest teeth'
delicately white, and male the breath deliciously 'sweet.
Price 25 or37ii cents a b05, - . All'the above are sold only
at a 2 Chatham's!, sign of theAmmican Bagle,New York,.
and by the appointed Agentawhose names appearin the
next column.
WELL YOU maaRT, and get *rich husband, lady! "tont
face is;your fortune." lit't btandful, clear, lair t Is it
.white! If not, it can be madeso even-though it be yel
low, disfigured, sunburnt, %mud andsfreckled. !Thous
ands bar e beerfmnde thus vhf, have washed once or
twice with Jones , Italian- Chemual Soap.. 'The 'effect is
glorious and magnificent. But bevure you ger the genn
me Jones' Soap, at the - sign of tht American - Eagle,- 82
Chatham street. , :
• Ring-worm, Salt-rheum Scurvey,ErYsipelal, Barber's
J
Itch, are often cured by ones' Italitu Chemical Soap,
when every kind of remedy luis failei. That it cures
pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, till know- Bold 'at'
the American Eagle, 85 Chatham street,, Mind,, reader,
this seldom or never Cab. •
Patterson
Sold at lamas's 89 Libe C rti "l et., G h t e l e ff d o j r
of the Eti • 'Boot. •
ONE DOLOAR TIVELVE ANA A CENTS.
—Aforriage.—Corifidential.4-Any . lady betveen twen
ty and thirty, possessing a symmetrical fora:taw& reit.'
tures ; An. .
is asked confidentiallyceen she stivose any,
man coul dadmire bet while she has such yellow teeth;
such sallow, rough, coarse skin; and such dirty, bad,'
wiry hair; when, by . spending the above, sum, chi might ,
have, delicate white, teeth., pure sweet breath;:und a
beautiful head of hair. She, 'can' have beautifirl
teeth and sweet breath by using d 2s. box of lones‘Am , .
her Teeth Paste; kt 'skin white, pure and spotless as stow,
by. using a cake of the geni Jon' ] cation ' Medical"
Soap; and a beautiful headof hair by using a 3s.bonleof
lona' Coral Hair ReStoradee._ Do. not. form au opinitta
against this before you trrY, - tir yon will regret in but In
sure to ask for . Jones'articter.." 'Sold only, in New York.
at 52 Chaduudit. For sale by
JACKSON, Agent,
d 9 Liberty st., Pinshurgh.
CANCER, SCROFULA AND GOITRE.-Ample
ex
perience has,proved that no.combination of medicine
have ever been-so efficacious in removing.the above dis,
eases, as DR. JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE. laws effected
mares truly astonishing; notoaly of Cancter and other dis
eases of that eleas, but has removed -the most stubborn
diseases of the Skin,Swellinga, -Dyspepsia, lec. This
medicine ernersintothe circulation , mid ,eradicatea.dis
eases wherever located. It purifies' the blood-and other
fluids of the body;
_retrioves obstruction' in the pores of
the skin, and reduces enlargement of the glandsorbones.
It increases the appetite, removes headache and drovisi
fess, and invigorates the whole system, andiutharts
mation to the diseased and debilitatedconnitnuon. There
is nothing superior to it in the whole lingerie thethea,
,It
is perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, andbaa nothing
of the disgusting nausea accompanying the idea ofavrar.
DCP• °reale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEASTOREi
72 Fourth st., near Wood. • , " taar3o
A Recipe for the Human Hair 1"
frO FORCE ITS GROWTH AND HEALTH, MAKE
j IT SOFT, SILKY,' CLEAN AND FINE:---Persons'
in consequence 'of Mentally things sold;'set down every
article, (be it ever so good,) as a humbug. people
cod be made to try' a 3s. bottle ofJone's Coral Hair Re
itinative,:and 'sed how it makes dry, roily & red; light hair . .
moist; soft, auburn and dark, and keeps it so; and by, its
use for immetime, -causes it to grow -naturally beautiful ;
if people could see the number of poor respectable me
chanics that nse:it, (aye, and bad it the cheapest thing
they can use,) for dressing rind beautifying-the Hair; for,
keeping it soft and in order three Tinsel as long an any
other article made; and - . .
Forces it to grow, stopsits falling, -
And costs but 3 shillings to try.
We formerly'sold nothing less Than $I bottles, but we,
wish people to try it. - Sold only at 82 [mind E2] Chatham.
N
street, New York, and by_ - -
mar:Xl WM. JACKSON, AO., ES Liberty et.
Couch Candy.
THIS celebrated article, so favorably known last win- -
ter, Is againoffered to the citizens of Pittsburgh aszt
certain remedy - for Coughs and Colds, so prevalent auras
season of the year. _
HOWE'S COUGH CANDY is the best aidet e of the
kind ever offered to the public, and we chdllenge tiny -
person its the United States to produce a' cheaper.:mnre -
pleasant and effectual remedy for the cure of Coughs and
Colds. 'HOWE k CO., Proprietors,
Depot, No, 1 College Hall, Cincinnati, 0,
Sold by H. Smyser, L. Wilcox, Jr, ; ' J.* INI. Townsend,-
Jas. A. Jones, Will. Black, Druggists; and: t Wm. sok
son's. 89 Liberty street, Pitisbureh; decll7:43m;
ANT) ANTI-DYSPE.PI'.IO PILLS.
Jui The general properties of these Pills are Cal : mina;
tive, Purgative and P001e... In the common disorders
arising from imprudence in diet, such sickrtess
and sourness of thestomach, heartburn, headaches,
where a medicine is required, this, preppaivration Is very
applicable, for 'its earininative or sootitg e ff ects give
almost immediate relief, when nause a or sickness exist:
its purgative operation upon the stomach' and bowels is
gentle and effectual; and ,its .tonie , propettles impart
strength to the digestive organs, thereby enabling these
organs to perform their proper functions with order and
regularity. The pride has been reduced' from 50 to 35
cents a box.' • ' •
For aale, wholesale and retail, by B. A. FAFINES.
TOCK k Co., corner Front .and Wood and Sixth and
Wood streets, A: nts for Pitteburgb. jel4
(lONS PTION seizes more victims than any other
kJ disease, in. oar country. The young, the old, the
bettatifhl and gay, arc all alike subject to its invidious
ravages, end many d hectic cheek bee been supposed to
bloom with the" glow :of health. Thit every ease origi
nates in ti cold and a co - sigh—perhaps- deemed unworthy
of attention at Snip—and only - met with remedies 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 to a beautiful
. ,
For sale by, B. A. FARNESTOCK & Co., corner la
and Wood eta.; also, corner 6th and Wood. : dealt
I 7 einStio
lie J. WILLIAMS,No.n North Sixth street, Philadel
p
Xis hia, Venetian Biind and Window She ufac
turer, (awarded the, first and highest Medals I t Man
the New
York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Palibitions, for the
superiority of his BLINDS; with confirmed confidence in
his manufacture 4 asks the attention of purchasers to his
assortment of 2000 Blinds of narrow and wide slats, with
fancy and,plain Trimmings, of new styles and colors.
--
Aka, a large and seneral assortment of Tramparent
Window Shades, - all cif which he will sell at tiro lowest
.
Old Blinds painted and triinmed to look equal to new.
Dr.s.t.s.ns supplied on liberal terms.
The citizens of Allegheny Con, ty are respectfully:in ,
vited to call, before purchasing elsewhere--confident of
pleasing, all. • ' . .
rl7' Open in the evening. . marl.9•.3meod
- ,
To Country itterehente. • • .
t r sonKiNsoli would remitid you that you can now:
.'secure Chi na . Gla s s, queensware, 4.c., at such
prices as never were heretofore offered ILL
Remember, 115 Wood street, S doors below 5th...1m17
• ; °tie. o, t e
Tsabscriber informs the public generally, and
_I. Housekeepers nod Grocers particularly, that
he is dlacontintung the - Queernaware basilicas, and will
sell off' his present mock at reduced prices. Those who .
wish to obtain China, c halt,l3 ware, or Glass, will find this
a rare opportunity for getting sue liartic les as they want'
much. cheaper than the usual rates, •
Remember the place, CHINA HALL, No. 118 - Woad
street, near the Auction store .. ,
P. S. I will dispose of my whole stack to any Peraob
wishing to buy it, at.a bargain,
- . W. GMT.
110 - EN DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS Barkeit Btnkt.
ings, Fourth street—Houoil & ANTHONY', Dagiaerret.
typiins from the Easton:unities ) would call-theatteution•ot
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns,
to their Daguerreotype denizens and others, at rooms .
the third mory,of Blirke's building; 4th at.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that
no -trains shall be spared;to prodaca- them in the highest
perihelion of the art. Our itunnnuents are of the most poo ,
elfin kind, enabling us to execute pictures udsutpassed I
-for high finish and truthfulness to natant • :The public aid
Solicited tonall and, axamine.: -
Parsons sitting for pictures are neithezreßitirred or ex
pecte&to take them unless perkct satisfacuon sgiven.
• N. B. Operators will find thiii a: good- depot for stock
and tihemicalst, •
litvsbletructiciris T.tie - iirti' containing :Uut .more
leCcAt bt?prirceutents. jaa
ern -anb:llltAtints.
THE GREAT "AL EDIEXIT OfiriciATUDlA•
A• A MERMAN OlL, • proeured from a well in.Kantaok,
' 135 'feet below the surface of the earth, 0:COMIJII
rind infallible core for Sprsiins; Straizur, Cuts, liralies.
Scalds, Burns, Tetrer, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Croup,
Wboopink-Cough, Inflanuaatory,Korri Throat, Sore sad
Inflamed Eye s , Flatalence. Ulcers: Fever Sores, and .„
INFLAMMATPRY RHEUMATISM, •
Which yields to effeefs in surprising manlier.' •
It has never yet failed - when used according to drteo,l
,ions.. Read the:following: • • '
illsazzoicvntit,_Allegheny co." Pa.; ,
. November 18,16146.
This is to certify, that my wife, Margaret Ohriest; was -
mired of a Rheumatic Complaint ofeeven years standiag. • •'
by which she was so lame as to be obliged to use crutch.,
es. In one week she was cared by using ther,Anierictua,•.•
Oil, and could walk about as usual without her crotches.
• • JONATHAN- GHREIST. -•••
The following is communicated by Mr. Wiit.Nasili , llr ,
Jackson's agent for Steubenville, 0.-. ' • •••• '•
• A gentleman near Steubenville, who had not bean sffihe •
to put either of his feet to the ground fortwelve•yeartlatt'
consequence o f lumen erisy the•use of oho • b otes Wit
enabled to walk two tn.'•to a township election. . - It if •
likewise a sovereign rez• rdy far • • • •.
•
comrttec - nos OF Tiff. MUSCLES eNir.reirt ,
The folio-Ml.ldb, conunanieated by Mr.. l ffun illaats - W•
Jackson's agent for Steubenville : •. _ !. •, ' -
A lady restding in Steubenville, the .finger .of whose . •
hand vras so contracted as to deprive her of the use Of
(or thirty-five years, was entirely cured by the use of one
bottle of the Oil, so that she now has the perfect use or
her hand•fally equal, to the other which had never been
affected. It has - also been found lobo a safe and invincl• •
ble agent in the speedy
nApm...... and cerium cure of • • • "
in all cases not organiele. ..•
A lady residing in Allegheny city was effectually cured
of obstinate deafness, of years' continuance, by the use
of less than one bottle of the Oil,•so that she said she
h better than she had ever done before.
A ge gentleman well known in Pittsburgh, was cared of
deafness of nine ' years' standing, by the use of a.-straill
quantity of the . Oil.. The names. and residences of the , •
lady and gentienian will be given to those who desire it,,
at the office of the advertiser.
Its properties are highly developed in the certain and
surprisingly speedy cure of all cases of
cuoLic, CRAMP, AND SPASMS. • •
Several cases of Cramp Cholio have been effectlially
cured by one dose of the Oil, in the short space of balf •
an hoar, when the parties have beenligonized with pun-
Its curative properties have been remarkably meat tested.-
in the' radical cure of
DISEASES OF TH
A lady, the Wife of a planter ill E
Kentuc lN ky, was curve ••
effectually of one of the worst cases of diseased Spine,-,
which bad confined her to her bed for a considerable •
. i .
time, n which she could not tarn. herself. It Is also '4'
litre remedy and perfect cure for painsinthe small of the
back, and
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS_.
Read the following: •
Prrrantmon,.Dec.lft,l64o.
This
Nit to certify that I was afflicted with great pain in -
the small of my-back and kidneys, which affected me sot
much that I could not stand upnglit. By rubbing extet
nally, and using half(' teaspoonftll internally,_rught and
morning, I was entirely count. - JOHN R IDDL E. . . •
• near Warren, Armatrottg Co., a.
A/gentleman-of Pittsburgh, afflicted. with 'a violent in
flammation of the kidneys-the pain of which caused
him to faitatcvas completely cured, in three days,by the
use of the American Oil.
The qualities of this ' * • • •
F2S OWN REMEDY
is extreme) NATUR
y penetrating 'and anti-lnflarmnatory; e•Onse
quently is confidently recommended nitovereign tem-
edy wherever inflammation exists, either external .
ternaL Used irnmediatelrafter a cut, bruise - at wound,:
it will cure and prevent • •
GANGRENE AND MORffl FICATION.
It has, itt addition; beau - fort.r. a salutary;Dleaslng and
effective remedy for those -cry unpleasant and inconve
nient diseases, . . . . .
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS. -
Er. Price, 60aents per bottle. ' . .
Caution...Bo on Your Gunrel• '
The surprising excellence and gtrowing popularity
the American Oil has induced some dishonest persons
palm upon the pubilc, miserable imitations of this - uuly
valuable medicine, for the purpose of deceiving the un
wary, and defrauding the Pronnetar; ' • • • .
In order to be onto of obtaining the genuine, °Were
the following coca lamas: • -
. Ist See that the name " Win. Jackson, 09 Liberty sll .
brad of Wood at.," is printed on the labelof the arrappa;
of each bottle, to imitate which is felony. •
2d. That each bottle is inclosed in a pamphlet contain
ing full dirccuons for.aser.and also containing the Mini& :
and address of Wm. 'Jackson, General Agent for At.
proprietors; likewise, the name and Address of the pin
pnetors, D. Hail & Co., Kentucky.. - •
3d. Purchase ONLY of the advertised Agent's, all of,
whom Itlho a show bill, on which is printed the °antes elf
the Proprietors and : General Agents—thus : D. Hail & Co,,
Proprietors, Kentucky. Wm. Jaelson, Pittsburgh, Pa.,.
General Agent for Western Pennsylvania, and part of
Ohio and Western Virginia; and the printers' names--
M
& Shryock, Pittsburgh—printed •at the bottom
of said show bill.
Lilt. Observe—the genuine American Oil is of a dark
green color, without auy sediment, and its specific gmvi
lighter than water. 'The counterfeits are mostly of
Rack color
-some white, like Spirit's of Turpentine, •
Idd tube re fined and clarified;- sprite Senora
'trim mixture of other common oils; and one übleck MOW I"
looking mixture, purporting to come from th e "Pittsbnro::
and Illegheny Dispensary Ca." None of these cone.,
terfeilloacess either the vinae or the power of theirrae.
A!dRCAN OIL.
87 . &)Id wholesale. and retail by WM JAC
Genertnand Sole Agent for the Proprietor in Wesitirn - .
Penksylvania, Western Virginia, and Northern Ohliti
and by ilia following dilly appointed Agents in Allegheny. .
county, Pa: . .
A. la, Harebell • • •
Dr. /hewn,' Allegheny city
.l. R. Jahnson •
Jonathon Gimes; Manchester. ,
Alexander Asdale, street '
J. IL ii. Jacques, llirmingliatn. -
Win: J. Smith, Temperanceville. .•
G../L Starr,Sewickley.• • •
. Edward Thinnpron, Wilkinsbnigh.
Daniel Negley, Eaat Liberty. •
H. Z. Mitchell, Wilkinsb ugh.
• Thome s Aikin,Sharmiburgk.
.H.. Rowland & Son. APReespon .
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth. •
John Black, Tunic Creek. •
M'Eldowny i llakernown
Samuel Springer;Clinton.
James filliee,Stewurunown. •
Rileyll'Latighlin, Plum township.
.1. Fulton, Tarenturn.
• 'Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenleville.
Robert Williams, Anlinrsville.
atm t5-dfcw6m
• -
Coad , s patent graduated galvanic Batts/ le'
' AND PATENT INSULATED POLES, .
.11 OR lihnucs.r. A:GO OIIIEIt PITIIIVSS.S.---TbS3 is the 014
instrument of the kind that has ever been preSeateil
in this country orEurope for medical purposes, and lathe
only one ever known to man, by which the galvanie fluid
can be conveyed to the human eye, the ear, the brunt, or
o a
y part of the body, either externally or infernally.
in a n definite, gentle stream, without shocks' hr pain—with '
perfect safety—and often with the happiest effects.'
This important apparatus Is now high lyapproved of
by many of the most eminent physicians of thIS. emu:try
and Europe,. to whom the 'afflicted and others whom" tt
may concern can be referred. Reference will also be
given - to many highly - respectable citizens, who halm
been cured, by means of Ibis most valuahle'apparatas,ol '
some of the most inveterate nervous disorders,' winch
could not be removed by any other known meaner ' _
Among vorious others, It has been proved to be admit ,
ably adapted for the core of the following diseases, viz:
nervous tandache and. Other disorders of the brain.. '
with this apparatus alone that the,opemtor 'can cotorey
the.galvame fluid with ease and safety to the eye, to re
-store eight, or cure amain - re:as ; to the ear to 'restore hear
ing; to the tongee or otlier organs, to restore speech lamb
to the various parts of the body, for the cure of chronic
rheumatism, asthma, neuralgia, or tic dolonrering,paral- . .
yam, or palsy, gout, chorea or St. Vitus' done., epileps ?
weakness from et rains, some diseases - peculiar to fe
males, contraction of the limbs, loek-j nvz, etc., etc.'
Rights for surrounding counties of Western Pa.„andl
privileges, with the instrument, may beinachase4 axyl
also tested for the cure of direnses. • • • •. ' •
Full instructions will be given for the variorts'elletni...
cols to be used for various diseases; and th e bestruanner
for operating for-the cure of these disenser,Will also be
fully explained to the purehaier,trud apaimphlet pm tnto :
his hands expressly for these purposes, carefully pre- .
pared by the patentee. Enquire of -•
. S. WILIJAMS,' Vine streal, g; ;
/3 • •
09/3 • . near 4th - st. Fload,.Pittsb'
SALT RHEUM, SCURVY, OLD SORES, EfIVSIPH- -
LAS, .Dozbees llefi, Cl!evs; Son Ikania:,
This is used by many jthysimens in this city. in curing the ,
above. and we would not consciencionsly self mites° 11715 ,
knew it to be all we state. -
Asa cosmetic; the true JONES'S SOAP is perhaps the , -
only article ever known that removed intparities '
cleared and beautified the skin, making- it wit; eleas,..:!
smooth and white as an infants. But mind, it is sold ali2 -
Chatham et., N. Y., and by • . • • • .
... • • Wltl. JACKSON,Ageot; •
intr ys .89. Libertystreet, Pirtsbtugh.
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REIMIATISM,. GOUT, - AND TIC DOLOREITZ T : -
11 A respectable gentleman called at our office, ai he
said, to inform us that he had been. afflicted for 15 . years
with: Rheumatism or Gout, and occasionallY with Tie
DoloranzObaelie had. been frequently ciinfin'ed tehis
room for inoilthslogetheri . and often' suffered the meat le
tense and excruciating pain, but that lately he llar been
using Jaynes Alterative, from which he found the - most sik
nal and unexpected relief. Re says he found the mesfi
eine very pleasant and:effective,. and - tat •he' , ll.ow ton-
Bidets himself perfectly cured.•-•••Phibidelphie Nottb Amer ieait
-
A FACT: Wonzit gentlenn of Seroftdout
. habit, froze indiscretion irt his younger days, beettmeat
fected with Ulcerations is the Throat and Nose, and iiL,
disegreeable eruption. of the Skin., •Indeed, his *hole
system bore the marks of being .saturated with dieease.
One haniland wrist were so much affected that-he had
JostAq use;of the hand; every part being covered:with...
deep, painful,'end . offensive ulcers, and were its hoiloil
and porous as an honey-comb: It Was et thil stage of his - ,
Complaint,- when death appeared inevitable from a loath •
some diseaseoluithe commenced` the use of..laynelt Al-
%lenitive and having' tdken sixteen bottles, is - nowperfeef-;':
t- The ,Alierativii operates through the .cireialation; and'
Purifies the bloodd and eradicates disease from the system,
wherever ; located, and the, numerous it has in 'diseases of the. skin, cancer; scrofula, gout,
liver complaint, dyspepiia. pad other chronic diseases, is
truly-astonishino..—Spirit as - Times
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V: For tale in Pittsburgh, atthe PEKIN TEA STORE'
F ITS OF en tr,-.•
ITS OF COUGHING in the night are very tr0ab1e
....1., some. .They break in upon the hours of repose cad !
exhaust the strength of - the sutlbrer. Fahneslock
COUGH lIALSAM has been -eminently success-,
- ful In easing' and caring these unpleasant spells. . If a!
parson is roused in the nig ht by a Ilpasm
,of eianOing, a,
ten spoonfal of the.Coogh Balsam will soothe It, give him •
.
ralief,and, as It is palatable ) leaves no =pleasant taste
behind. onee.used, it wi4 take precedences over all: "
others, as a remedy for coughs; coldsate. • .
.piapared 'rind sold by, .B. A. FAHNESTGCK & C 0.,"
-darner la VV°o4 : llll POsena. corner (ith and Wood
. .
DR. RALPH'S Camitaakmro VEGITADLE. Pala Ale tor
sale, wholesale and retail, at the • •
Ns 60 Smithfusld it.
,'
Also, by Wm. ColeOillegherty airy: . . mith, Bir
mingbarai John MaCruakea l Pean urea; Fifth Ward.
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