- ~t~;tcltanco~. -WILLYAIII -TATE 11y COQ ' AC OCR BS ii 8 WT'O:2IIF . tilt Iv;k•Pr4st'r E.) . .4170;i0, , F011:1VVOTta, taween. Ferry iend n-LibeirAL:Sh - e/24 VrAl'ilirrACTUFLEßS'of-shierlertdileadedpapna, by. AYX,driont,pearsis,et bti si writerclosets,letulerretiffitui, Aci; keel:Co:sully:only on hand and manufacture to ernler,r sheet lead from 1 to 8 1/18. to the square foot, inisheetsof by .20 (et:Ai - which they' . will fornishto theundawinalesidec or cat tdiarder in idly size that may be wanted.: They - ratio mennfatturtrandteep - constantly-Hr hand 'WWI pipes froin to inc calibre; snintedue rplpe, roe conveying water's rent :jawing's, furnished t 6 the country trade, andput hp ott reels 'in learlis offrondloo_ to 1000 , w feet on each reelith direetiotis As to the:proper inetliod of layhag.. Also, on hand, ft large ettpply of. Adame! Pat: ant snetiori Pitinpiijor wells or cisterns; Snow feCol,a very ifinielroreast iron suction Pumps., ' - Hydrant _w,orlf Of everY eleettted in the most dorablemenner,tind on the molt rieconimodating berms. - Orders from the country,',for leaden pipes,Shet /enNar pumps,' will recem'gpromptattonbon _ • BEG URED BY - L - ETTFIRS . PATENT. ' PUBLIC ATTENTION is solicited 'to, an entire, rte t w article; of RAILING, made of wrought iron liars ~ and soft annealed .rode, or wire, and exp ressly designed for enclosing,Cottifges, Cetteteries, Balconies, .Publie; Grounds, at prices catYing.froin 60 cents toS3„00 the running foot. It is made in panels of various lengths,. '2l to '4 feet higll,..witliVrroughtiron posts II Ina' square, at inten - ening distances of 6Ao 10 feet.. If desired, the. pannels can be made of mny height,incontinnousspans of 50 to - 60 fectiwith pr,withoutposts. eFttatharge for posts,. • - 47 4 "' - Ttip era:nil : Mitre lightitais, great Strength and'dinabil ityl of the Nvrßs RAILING; the beauty of its varied or namental dtadgns,.tegether with the extremely-low price atwhich it issoltl;:areausing it to - supersede the Cast ItorrltailingFtchereVer their .comparativeltrierits•haVe been tested: Tor farther particulars address .• MARSHALL BRGTHERSP.;;' '• •-• ; •''• •.‘ - Agents• for-Patentees,: •') mrTfaiir Diamond alley, near Smithfield et, Pittsburg.. lialedWare, Vuttery, Saddlle . rys ; - 1-01EIN,WALKER, Imparter emit Dater, en Foreign, and ;Domestic Hardware, reipedtfully..announces to hie frierids _and 'the 'public gehenally; that he lit now tag .lds.S.Pting supply of Hardware, Cutlery Saddle'ry;- &a,, at his stand, No. S 5 Wood street, which lie will dis • , pose of bn the most reasonable terms. .fle. Wilt couthmally bareceiviag fresh lopplies. direct from, Op% manufacturers ,in Europe. and this co - nutty, whicl. will enable him to compete with anyhouse,`East. or West Ho pa.rticularitt invites ;the attention of customers to' his axeellent-aortment of Table and Spring. Cutlery. 4c_e.,whielrisbf fashionable patterns and from the most pciplitar manufacturers.. ._ • - ills stack of Carpenter's Tools is largo, aad of eittef. tent quality. - Of general Hardware stock, he .hae•etery variety or,' ;tVestern . ItierChants arid ; _dealers, generally, ;are riled to call and examine-his stock. maiMain' ' 001vei , o- Patent Concave Beater ,Chnrn: BUTTER IN FIVE MINUTES! • VE call the attention of the public to the artiale hbad lug this.advertisement,niid invite the enterprising and ennousto.call and witneis its operation. All adver tisements in relation to this invention, to the hundreds 'who have - seenittested; is supeserogatiotr. • • lst..Thitt Churn Will produce. Batter, gathering it in Mass; from sweet milk; nt five to ten minutes: and from cream prepared, as families usually prepare tt, in three to five minutes! . ; . M The utility of this invention'is apparent, as better Bintercan be produced from %Wein milk, or cream, than cream soured in the usual way and hymens of this Churry a - little girl or boy can perform; in five - or ten minutes, what has heretofore required the labor of a wet man or man for one or two hours, and sometimes hit( iti M. By Simply turning u thumb screw, the wholeinaido dasher is taken oucleaving nothing but the Butter'and milk. in tbeplain wooden - box.. - ; - 4th::Tt is the cheapest Churn ever invented, toi the of its construction (thttilgh embodying a great philosophical principle) makes it but little to reanufacr ture it., . - -;" sth St is a common-senge Churn, await will admit who. will examine it. - We invitee the public to call and witness its operation; at our Office: in the Diamond, nearthe Black Bear Tav ern, audt!: J. E. Ile ekli run's, Federal. st, Allegheny. -marl)Winum2na . .CANSERON-& • Waft Paper Vilarehaase. - - • N 0.47 SIARIMT STREET. PrITSBORGB,,PENN'A - . THOIII&S VALIIIEJR. R - ESPECTPULLY announces to his friends - and ens- Mantra. that he has had-at no past period so exten sive a Stock as he has at present. He can offer to Fur chasers, on rery moderate terins, as the aid estabEshed staritt.its Market street, almost every article in. his line in eluding c ounting-room. bed chamberditilng-room,papi for and halt Paper. With Borders, Landscapes' •Fire board Prints, Paper and Transparent Window, Shades, Bonnet and Binders' Boards:- Writing; Wrapping, mid' Tea Paper; he: is abundantly supplied, and requeits merchants and housekeepers to call and examine his as- Raga and Tanners' Scraps taken in trade, at the high est-prices: marl3-d&w4in Paper Hangings. . •• Alit.now receiving; direct - from the mantifeettirere I n NewVork,l'hiladelptda and Baltimore, a large . and well selected assortment of all the latest and mast im proved 'styles of Satin, Glazed _and common PAPER. HANGINGS, consisting of • • , 10,000 pieces of Parlor and Frmwo ; . 10,000 . .‘ Flalrand Column ; 30,0P0 " . Bining , roora . , chamberand.othce Paper - Which .1 wonfil particularly invite the attention of those ha.ving Houses . to P,aper,. to . Calf - and eiamina at the Paper:Warehouse of - •S C. HILL, • • 67 Wood at. Paper Mingling*. *IkirSILS.IA I 3.4IOWARD , II - CO; No. Ea Wood stria; wonld call - the - attentiOni *of - the public to - their • present swot of Paper Hangings, which,.for variety - 0: beam y finish, durability and cheapness, Isurisarpais ed by ~iiy.estrialishareatin the Onion, - . Besides a large intithll assortment of , of their own manufacture, they are now receiving a direct im portation of French and English styles of Paper Hang ings,purchased by Mr. Levi Elownrdione of the firm, nowth Europe, consisting of—' • • * 'Parisian manufacture, 10,000 pieces. London • do.' - - --- ,5,000 do. • Of their awn manufacture, they have 100,000 pieces Wall Paper, and 11,000 pieces Satin Glazed Wuthow Messrs. James Howard & Co., have spared neither ez iense nor labor in their endeavors to - rival the Eastern %Vail Paper. establishments, both inequality of manufac ture and variety of pattern, and they are _warranted in. assuring the public that they have succeeded. „ The whole assortment; foreign and home manuflicture, will be offered On terms us Low as those of Eastern manufacturers and importers, . , *mar/7- • - Joshua Rhodes; ; ' W I E OLESALE FRUITERER AND CONFECTION R, No. 6 Wood Street- Sep boxes Orangeti; .500 cans &trilbies ; 22$ " Lemons • 800 ht"..'.10 " • . . 180 dozen Limon eyrup; 1604 r." .4 , 1000 drums hip; '4OO boxes herring; 200 bxs Raisins, intayers ;2000 Cocoa Nuts; 150 hf. bxe. " ' 8 boxes Maccitioni; 100 qr. " " • • " Verniscilla ; 75 trails Iraica Almonds; 25 easel assi'd Pickles, 100 boxes shelled- " 40 'casks Currants ; 8 bales Bordeaux " IIG Vic cut Tissue Paper; 10 " .fileanga 50 tinisoarbile Kiss Paper 3 " papers - ImPa : 3• • " hard " " - 16 Mats Dales.; - • 40 bees Filberts; ' 4 cases Liquorice 30 " Walnuis; • 10 lbs: Vaeella Beans* 50.. " -Ctearit Nuts.; -.- ea las A Not ItotitCaiey 40 "- Pecans ;. , .. . ." criVe mid yet R. . 10 Scenes Flore.nce Oil 3681 received and for .. . . , Jostitantionts.., INIPOFMANT 4 -10 USEKEEPEItS.. ' Stiam Boat Owners AUtI Hotel ICOepera. A,TowroN , s UNIVERSAL COGRI 0 STOVES; re' Ili offered as the best Cooking Stove in Market, having~ a. newprinciple applied for heating lite oven,t494 bread, naeate,or any article creating steanL or vapor, Min - Le biked and retain its flavor the same as. when baked itt brick oven or reflector; BIRD, iu point of rembving,:in saving time and Mel. The public are invited to examine 'For safe only at. No. 111. Second street, gig:. of the Gilt Stove, where reference =trite had to families who have them use. Also, thirty different patterns of Cooking Stoves, plain and fancy Orate s,'Oftic e and Parlor Stoves,. &c., &c. Lap4:d:lm) • . .A.& C. BRADLEY. Churchill di. Stanley, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE. RICH JEWELRY t sr.nw &tux TODD el , Coto Agents, _ N. E. corner Fifth ari4..llfarket tap stairs,) Pittibu'ret_ have on hand,'.and are daily receiving from tbe W-maunfacturers, a large stock of Goests,..whistli are-prepared to offer . to Dealers only, at the manufstc inters' loweit wholesale. prices:— Cluster: and. - . Real Stone' Set Breast-pins; Engraved, Plain Hoop Stone Set Ear and Finger Mama ; Plain Gold, Engraved and Stone set Ss ;Slides, Watch Keys,-die., he. • Ainong our Goods can be found some of the most de sarable'and approved styles of Stone Sets now in use, viz :—Opali Ruby, 'reckon., Topaz, Jutathyot, carnet, i'Dealers, purchasing Vine Jewelry, will find it far their 'advantage to examine our, stock. • ' Bard. 4. :Thvgliees best Premium Gold Pens. with and without cases, he offers for sale at the lowest New York prices: - - EDWARD TODD h CO. Bail 33,06,d Bakery. • , -ie • ....... •x-•-‘-a• - nrrY AN 0 COUNTY SERI taken for the Largest and ki• - Best BREAD ever offered for sale in this City, at the coiner el - Wylie - 4ml Tannel.plreets. - - Scrip Right Btde - 111p. 11 - Tr 0 N &,-CANTSVELL , are 'just opening et No. ea jalL Market street and at the • new front on - thee Nerrth east side of the Diamond, a splendid assortment of Fash ionable Ifonne.is, Leghorn lints Brcast-pius, Ear and .Finger Rings, Black and. Fancy' Silk Cravire . ; with tin in numerable collection of Variety Goods, Winch - can and will be, sold at the 'Cheapest prices. • - • • • , ; Stainable Property for Sale, of 4a , Acres, OITUATED t . or a mile.froin the Cemetery hittio• 0 site the residence of Col. Croglion, presenting a-front or MO feet, containing a new cottage house, with banjo centre artd.4 rooms, 4 bed rooms and good cellars, 80.— ,11.: tenant house. barn,; stables, garden, ikc., all under good fence; .Thlif desirable Property is suitable for gar dening purposes, or country reilitendes, U 8 several prom inent and beautiful locations enn easily be improved for that purpose. Price, •Xrati acre. Ter= easy. S.. CLITDDE,RT,pen. Agent, 'Smithfield street.' IDEAL ESTATE FOR. SCRIP.— For sale, a valuable la Lot of ;V feefiroat on Beaver street,'Allegheny, by 117. feet to a. 17 fact alley.baviug a email (tame 'Cottage Dsvellinglibttse, with 01Fiejimproveinents. Price 6600, 'ill-Pittsburgh'rand 'Allegheny 'City ruitl-Cittutly Scrip, 41 par.. ^ = S. qt.ITH4ERT,gen. Agent ' , e Smithfield street. 1 4 CI rrtAT,l,Ol4 /tent.' treed, resitectfltlly irtferms hitt customers.and the. public that he hasluot receiv ed from' the Bust alccell , selecied Psattrunartt of.SPIIING GOODS. wbicb he will make .to otder•in tlyl hestAttun et; checrii s fer '• . ti r ~' ~~' '~~ ~y{ - a...P~vr•~r,'+~~-Y+ter -.-... .. ~ ... _ ..'f~' -..- ~-'J ~f 3 ,~ _ Zoobs. , r - - 10 :10 E l s i(b - Kk_ aT KEEP see: R e s iw .4 , 6 7 . ./r 4 soramentaf ,4-inwiaceping, .Gool4a, nap:lp follows.,; 5--41,113-1 4.0-4,,124131V.u0tt0n - nnt etings 4114,1.040iz.4 Slieetingsj' Pllla;F : Cgs6 . Linertzuulsl4linyieigng..i . - ,, Marseilles Qailt.afl3lankets , Plain and aratriniaaled.Tablatov6.la;Do doPiano do: NViudidrbriperY,''l'itikey Red Chintz; - Bud! Windsor liollaud,,LutenVaiiie. Clot . s 'Dainiat Table Linert,oll width's .' - Napkina, DoilieS,DlSßer ritilk,tc.e i 'ibc.;,wltiebwilt be sold pt lowest prices. at: . ' • - •f• - _ ROLT:It TR9UPS'ONS, Nolib Iklrket 3 doors front Liberty. TriOGANAMANTWELL . , hove juslt..recevredOu 0 ;Ai. ea MArket.street, nn unrivelledeeleclion of—. , t - Bend Roticulesand Purses; ~ , B ans.and Combs; ; 'Chino Sets, Accordions, ItnarZ3 BOGATCA:•CAisIIVELL. .1 lgew'flaoodsi la .Plum.ber.Vlttrmine I. -:, coardri•fdri.'lititritvri , ii.att mans= isattsasts i , arrtsaitaott• 2rREATIIARGAINE!—The a subseriber•has -just - re- Mined froin the EasternlCities.'and is nowlreceiving.- vary extensive assorthaentof FANCY AND STAPLE.. v GOODS, adaptedtte.the. present season, and em. b - •4tign Stock - for richnessandvarietynotanrprissedby • a. , establishment inllie•Westii;•.; ... --•.,:•,. : -•....,.. • . .. tc e v h .V c i l iii ti s ti s te y - b cib itt i c e lt t, 5 p . i d R i: E5 . ,, , , : 5 . ....: . G .,: h. i 1v D n a ,5 ::: „ . , , d, ,, ....0iiari. - . ..2.. ii,j.. • : ,6 :: .a:bdi.. changeableo m.. re. . : •- .d o t:, t. . . :d , : ;:a n 1 0 V : chi) i ti s • ; ~..,' ~.... ~...,, -••-.:: Handsolne sV •Ri treiliPa bb ed o an n M s dus ; ll . Unsdirf . ‘: - . - i' - ' Odaand high-MilMFretich•Gloyea,Rosieryarc.; .. - • ! . Merinos; • I . Cloths for Cloaks; °de and high ' coed Muslin Torkerialtawls3 _Ldt, Latnea;-:' Cashmere do ...• • •• • • • c'xillYie muslin detainelPtain,,Thibot - .Shawls, silk atilt strlped!Caihmeres; ••• ,• fringe ; .'. - ; • . .. FancY?' del'. • !, Ale,. -., -, ••••, PlaekThihetSliavels,do.da.., Thal( and entered Altincas;ißlack ~. do. -,. , do. . . - Flaid:Glagheraty liright;co-ISilk do. do. i lore ; ' - ~- '•• • :, -.-- .: • -•': 'Fine Brocher do. , , .. e` , :listylitTViSeTtes ; Cloth-! -- -- do. ala Plni d's, b rightcoin/a ••; I PlaidiLang •-•-•g°' ' isdifoiniarPlail de. --- .• - -... •• - .ALew priced ~ -do • • ; Black Botillnisint s'. .-•••• • '•••••!Plaid Cloakings,•_ _ i '.-- .'' - '''CALICOES , I-GREAT REDUCTION .. • I Hid albeit' iir Calicoes it•very•lurge; it.has - been sa• leeted"' With lad& °arts...With -particular -reference. to fastnessarediming,darabillty of-fabric,: and beauty_ of desigri.• 'These • - goods are lower than they have ever been.befoeMand" arc worthy the particular .attention of turchuStrefr' ;• •' •••• .- •-.• •• • :. ••• .• • - 1 "' • Tliebest'enlicoes.for 61cts. ever offered ; I Double purple Calicoes,Engliiih, 121 cents; I '.• Green- •-••!,: :• - .1o.:• • •• ••• ' ..-• - ' ' - l ! Oil Chintz ;.• EttitishChintrea ; • , • - New-Style Metrimack Calicoes; • "Blab' . : - ,•••• , • , 'iler. ,•-••• . do. :•. . - Blue and onsirgt• '- . ' ! - -do. . Furnitnre " ' - : _,- .. do. • • . I .• _CHEAP .DRESS GOODS. I Airt;g°.lolii.floVf.Priced Muslin de primes; of the 'Max price of. lik cents per yard. '•• . i Also,Black• Alpacas fox 124 cis. per yard. - Very . good' and very-handloure dark, and bright colored Plaid Ging hams;for 12i cents, witiraited fast colors. • . - DOMM!-TIC AND STAPLE GOODS. '. ...O h - Bleached Muslin In 1.2;. :'... .. - - . I Yard wide Unblettehed,V to 4; .- ' • . Bed Tickingi. Very cheap.; I - , .. Casittetts, Drillings, Kentucky Jeans; ' ! - Checks t . Linlitga.T'lstitiLinseys ;' • Domesuc Ginghanis: Mariners' Shlrtings; ; : Colored-Cambrian ; . • . • Flannels, loiverthati eve refreted ; Canton-Flannels. f-- - ,-,-. , LINEN GOODS! ' - • i - Irish Linens, Linen Lawns ; • I'' nit Dars - kTableLinen; • - ; • Do.'' do. •Cloths; ••.Russiti Sheeting; - '_-•• Do. 'Diapers; - ; • Linen Drilling, Crash. • • . ! '. : -• ! BLAINKM! BLANKETS! large,stock of Blankets, from coarse to very fine, f4lO - Blue and Drab Blankets, fine and very fine, for err Oats. • GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN. Fine dad sUperfirte French and English Cloths and Cas iimeres; Over.eciatings ; Silk and Linen Pocket Hand kerchiefs and.oravats; Gloves; Suspenders; Silk and Merino Under Garments; Merino and Cotton Half Hose, The subscriber havingmade extraordinary prepare , iious.for the Fall audlVtuter.trade; and having purchtui ed his Goods under the adi-antage of markets unusually depressed, can confidently promise his customers the best bargatas he has ever been able to oder. Customersof the house, and purchasersenerally, are respectfullyinvitedto (nov2o) PH ILIP ROSS. New Spring Goods t IVO. GS, MARKET .STREBT, between Fourth street :1:11 and the Diamond Foreign and Domestic Dry (foods. The subscriber has just received his first supply of Fancy and staple Dry Goods. adapted to the Spnng Sales, consisting in Purt of the following: 4-4 English Lawns. only 121 eta, French Organdy Lawns; 121 eta., 4,4 Blue Merlin:lc Prints ' 121 cts., 4-4 Double Purple Prints, 121 eta ., Drab Mace de Lain, 121 etc, Frendk Dress Ginghatns. 121 cts., 4-4 Brown Mus lin,. from S to S els., Bleached Mtt_slins,3l eta 4-4 Bleach cd Muslins, 61 to 121 ma, Prints, Merlm acPatterns, Of cis., Id Mourning Fr. Gingliams, 121 cts., French Work Coliars, cts. LADIES' DRFS GOODS : •Brocade Chimelion Silks, Broglie Figured Silks, Cha rnelion Satin de Sbien. Wide Black Plaid Silks, Wide Black Gro. de Rhine Silks, Figured Foulard Silks, Plaid Gro: d'Arrnour Silks,. Madonna Silk Snipes, Wide Black Mantilla Silks, Parts Printed Lawns , S'uglish Printed Lawns, French Dress. Girighams,. Embroidered Swiss Mllins, Paris Printed Mous de Lams, Satin Plaid Beta eN,Chamelion Plaid Granadines, Plaid Linen Lustreni 'reach Organdy - larwns. . VARIETY GOODS: New style Monne Ribbons, Ladies`, Cravats, Revere tede.red Linen Cambric ilandkerchiefs, - Fretich'Work sand, Collars. Blank and Colored R.td Gloves, Lisle Thread and Silk Gloves, Mohair and Worsted Mitts,' IBlabk Si.k Fringes and Gimps, Mull, - Suriss.Juconetasind Thread Edgings and Inserting', White and Black Silk Hose, Cashmere, ,Moravian, Black and White Cotton Hose, and Black and White Silk DemiNeits. . , . . - . Embroidered White Gaihmere and Crape Shawls, plaid.and Slack Silk Shatms; Black and Colored Moos de. Lain Shawls, Satin Thad_ Berairo Shawls, French Cashmere Stiasels,asid Plaroand Embroidered Black and Colored Silk Fringe nil:4M Shawls. 1 .. DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS: Damask Table_ Linens and Table Cloths, Russia Dia per and Crlab, , JristiLliten and Linen Lawns Bleached' ro and, Bwn MuSlins. Casineths, Kentucky Jeans, "Pled !Ticking, _Domestic' Dingharin., Cl:doted Cambrics, .ted White and Yellow-Flannels, Welsh Flannels, Canton Flannels, Broien, Bleaclied'und Colored Drillings. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS: 1 French and English, -Mae, Black and Brown Clothe; Black and Fancy French Cassirneres; New Style Fancy Vestings.and • Cravals; - Silk Under Shirts and Drawers; X.inen Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs, and a fine r.ortment of Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders. PARASOL,S , AND'PARASOLETTI , .I. : I hive just received a Splettuid assortment o aryle Piaui aird.FancySilk Fringe Parasols, Par nd Sun Shades. 't The above Goods hare alt beets purchased at tha low st each priced, and will besold Wholesale sand aetail, ai each rases as oriniter fait' to Please all who wish to buy kood Goods ut . low prices ABAALOM MORRIS.. Isto-6.5- &Casket st..Pittst;urgh GOLD! GOLD I.' Gt."I,DI IHoPE Choir:nista millPOßign.L i - 3. ROGERS respectfully I - arenas his friends and I .ror t , -t N be o p . w eb , p 1 -M ic a th rk a e t t il s e tr .h ee tis t,b ° e Pe tw ne ee a u h F l iortan e dSecond ° , ,where he will keep constantly on hand a large and s upe fOramortmehtorglothing,sunableforthepreseuisemon. Having jest returned from the East wall a new •and Splendid assOrtrnent of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, Pr the most desitablq, patterns, which wilt Ice- made up on the shortest nodee and la the most fashionable at le, ho the one price cash system; as low .as can be bad at kitty other esthblishment in- Pittilturgh.. i - Mal forget - the pined, bar call at the PLOTREVO RP Glitti4 . tl, No. 22' Market et., Pittsburgh. (mr3l:3m Terrible Revolution—Stars Triumphant: IaIIGAN , &.VANTWE,LL, (sign of the 5 . 5 ) No. 86 rifisilliftitket strect;would respectfully beg leave to call the atientionof the public to their new stork, of Goods, lust ieceivcd and opprhug front manufacturers and im portersi of which they feel confident that Mice and nud ity will give entire satisfaction. as oar motto is—" quirk: ,Salts= and SmaU prefits.” Our stock consists, partly, of the following articles ,via: Ladies! and , Gentleme a's Breast Pins, lam styles; Guard and Vest Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets ;'Fin ger and Ear. Ith gs Pencils and. Pens; Slide's and Studs; Steel Buckles; for Ladies' Mead -Dresses • Maikklon's and Caseis shell, peatl and velvet ; Cornl'iteltds ; Ala- Vaster Boxei ; fine Rosewood and Ebony Shaving Cases, furnished ; Siver Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all kinds; German Silver Spoons all kinds; Silk- Steel Bend Bags pnd Purses; .Cotton Bags and Purses; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Cloth Brushes ;.. Violins, Accordeons, Pluttw and Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors • Globes and Paper Molders , Shell, Dress and Side ecimbit, latest styles ; Chitin -Vases; FfiLit ,BgAltetp," Altale and Glass Vases, Mug., -end ,Colafina,BOttles Tables, Chessman' an'd gackgracuilon'Bourds ; Silk Tapestry; Brussels and In grain Carpet Bogs; "Willow, Market and Side Baskets; Chairs, Wagons, Cradles, Ste., with a large 0411011- Mew of: Toys and Fancy Amcles; teo numerous to man, lion. < rrrrw•il TYRANTS AL WELL ASNONOratig AnTSTRAZI: • ; SS O MUST PRICES; • AXTRICH fact will , be proven by calling at MeGojay, , a FaehionubleTallorlng Establishatent,Thlrd street,. St. Charles ' • - ! Morro: Smni. profits and quick sales. VARIETY: Fresh and good.' COMY'XIITION: Tcry far in the background. My old customers, and all others, are' reipentfully in ! rmedgin atri va tting kir them, MeGUIRE, oee2B • • Tailor.SL -Vharies. 000 SCRIP- WANTED— luxchang exchange. for. ti 4 . 77 Gold. Watches; ••• 11.08ilver assorted Watches; • • • , • • • `'s9 dozen Razors, assorted 350 " - Gloves, kid, silk, lisle thread and conont; 150.-' 6 Stockings, assorted : - . -.. 100 . " Gum Suspenders; . 175 French Accordeons; • 350 SilETtirasolt ; • I • 400 Umbrellas ;. 50 tbs. Sewing Silk; • 215 doi, nag, asserted; :". • Spool Thread, assorted; • .75„qr. gross Pearlßutions; . 400 gross Lasting, assorted; 400 " Rooks nt.d ivy co ; e 0 Bru3lietWagona . • With 'a large assortment of Jewelry and Fancy Goods; - French Baskets ,-Steel and Silk Bags, Silk Purses. Steel Beads; Pocket Books, Fancy Soap,. new style Vases, very fine; Scissors, Pen Knives; a Mtge .assortritent of Combs of every - deScriptionj with a lame stock of Trim mings. The undersigned will behappylo accommodate his Dienes and the publicwith. any thing in his line for Allegheny City, Allegheny County. and: Pittsburgh City Sbrip-tequal portions ofeach.;alo7 Mkiketsireet. aps ZEBULON KINZEY, a" 7 j.ICITTON-YA.E.N • balesEattine; - ' .20 do , : Candle Wick ; - Cotton Twine, I.lllrpet - Clisln, &c., for sale by - - - - NHEY, - NATTHEWS C9 v , . No. 22Watai edrect ESN W!!!=i; -- IfailiOrtatioit Pi tigburgiti l orULile Boat LI"• 1849 30,11.ZE1E TitESSPoltriatoN oa PRltliMi TO Algto 1713.15141 PITTSBOIia.tr, • .PRILADELPHIA; BALTIMOAE; - , .N..E.W.YORK, BOSTON . , •Ice,.. THOMAS BORBIDGE, TAAFFE & O'CONNOR/ TBin old .. established Line being•now in full operation, the proprietors are prepared, with their usual exten sivo-arrangemenis, to. forward merchandise, produce, Dec., to and from the above ports,..on. liberal terms, with the regularity, ,dispatch and safety, peculiar to their mode of transportauon, so obvious when transhipment : on the muyislcaUlded. ' - - • ' .Alleatisignigents by . and thi this Line received, charges; yitti4midforwarded m any:required ,dtrecticins; free of :charge, kr advancing or storage. N 6 interest, directly, of indirectly,in steamboat's. • • All' oinmunicatiOns promptly attended to,bn applied ..rion to he following Agents: ' TIIOIIIAS,BORBIDGE. '278 Market street. Philadelphia. TAAFFE Oc•XYCONNOR, Canal Basin, Pittsburgh: O'CONNOR Dc CO.,- • North st.',Baltimine, matSl :18 4 9, Ilisrot►aattaVreapportati6t►Llii6 VIA- PENNSYLVANIA CA AL AND RAIL "'WADS, .T 6 pmaiAnuxini/Nly-pAttruon . . Tom Canals arid Rail Roadi being now open, nod' in good order 'AM are Prepared to forward all kinds of frier ehandize"Mtiar prod - dee to Philadelphia and Baltimore, with promptiteisirand despatch. and on as good'iOrms tts any other Line" C. A'. Can - 31 Basin, POnn , street, Pittsburgh. Aositcris--;CHARLES RAYNOR, Philadelphia ROBE MORRILL & Co.. Baltimoro.-corrl7 1:8 4. -,- 416101 - - 0 nierch.i , .. Way Freight.. Wino, For ~ Blairsville,: Johnsiount,. Hollidaysburgh, and -all • intermediate places. - Tuts Line:will- continue to.carry all Way Goode with their usual dispatch, al - ix:air rate. et' freight. Aoiturs—C. A...MCA:NULTY & Co., Pittsburgh. B. &Fit IFLD, Johnidown: JOHN MILLER, Hollidayttburgh. REPTIRENCES--411.112eit /01t0,13.....k.111itil sintuar,..Dr. F. Shoenberger i R, Moore, John Parker, S. F. Von Bonn horist & Co. Wm. Lehmer & Jr,o. hP.Devitt & Pittsburgh; , John Ivory, 'Suniit,3lulholinn & ,Ray, John Gruff & Co., Blairsville. ' tuarl7 (Gazette and Journal only - co y.l - --. 7---- .. - Glireil3t -- argatesCoiner, B.SEITHITCLD LSD rirrn lITHRSTS, PITTSBURGH, PA., Ila the most popular of all BOOT and SIIOE-Eal lahlishments to.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 best assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES in the Western country, but lie is enabled and deter rained to sell his GOODS lower than any other house possibly can, be cares not what facilities they boast of having for offering great inducements to the public. It is impossible to set forth nil the advantages and facilities in an advertisement, that the Greiff Bargain Corner has over others, which enables its proprietor to sell Boots and Shoes of the very best qualities and styles nt front 10. to AS per cent. lower than any other store in the city. The way to that the matter is for all who Intend porches log BOOTS and SHOES. to call at BATES' GREAT BARGALN CORNER, examine thestock and prices,and all will be satisfied that the Great Bargain Corner, Smith field anti Fifth streets, is the place for the public one and all, to get good Boots and Shoes cheap, for cash: decD ,1. BATES. ktrin - VM3CS - 0 - 1 - 1 - oIIES Alt St - A. A lill ii I ialti - AA is A i THE BIG GOLDEN BEE-lIIVE AGAIN. New Spring and Summer Dry Good, now opening at the Sign qf the Rai- BEE HIVE, on Mark, ;street, ' between Third and Fourth strteu. .. ~. WM.I.. RUSSELL, No , ti Market street, be. • tweet. Third and Fourth MUCCI*. sign of the Big ®Golden Bee-Hive.has now commenced receiving a very large and splendid mock of Spring nail Summer DHV GOODS, which he 19 enabled to offer to his numerous customers and the public generally. at prices far below those of any former season. These. Goods have all been selected with the greatest curt, and will be found to be one of the largest and most splendid stock* of Spring and Summer Goods ever offered in this cif), - As many of these Goods have been purchased of the Imi porters, per the latest arrivals from Europe, the subscri ber is confident that he can offer to his customers the very newest styles of Ladies Dress Goods. comprising English, French, Swine, Irish and Scotch Goods. tieretliei with n full assonmem of American manufacture, and cheaper than can ke found elsewhere. LADIES' DRESS ,0110 D-S. Rich Chameleon Silks, extremely tow ; Rich Brocade do. beautiful goods; Rich Grenadinns,plaiwand figured ; Glace Silk, rich ,goods ; Paull de Sole, fashionable and late importations; Black Armorer. plaid turd striped; Brocade I.ustres, new styles; Mohair Chameleon, figured, (very cheap;) Silk Tissues, all colors; Balza:trines in great variety ; Paris dotte d Lawns, for evening dre ere:; i i iew etyle rich Mourning Lawns; Organdie Lai:rus t s button/a/article ; Black Gros tie Rhine, all widths and qualities ; Black Bombazines, of most approved makes ; Paris printed Barrens, extremely low; Paris printed Lawns. in great variety ; Grapes and Crepes Liver, a full assortment of colors and qualities; Together with a large supply of De Laines and Alpacas come as low as lel cents per yard. In addition to the above will be found a beautiful assortment of Black Brussels Late,for trimming dresses. mantillas and capes. Also, French worked Capes, Collars and Cuffs, latent styles. Also. Vittoria Lawns art Spotted Robes, very' cheap ;Swiss, Mull, Jaconet and Book Marlins ; Bonnet Ribbon; Betting Ribbon; Cravats; Scarlet Artificial.; Gloves; Mitts, and Hosiery. • SHAWLS! SHAWLS ' Grexuadioe Shawls, plain and figured ; Crape d' Chine, do. a new article ; Rich changeable Glace Shawls, high lustre; Mode Einb`d 'Mimt do. extremely low; Black Emb'd Thilmt do. very cheap; Black Silk do. best quality Black Nett do. low prices; White Coulon Crape do, splendid goods; Chameleon Silk do. hoe importations ; Printed Cashmere do. cheapest in the city; White Emh'd Thihei do. a beautiful article. PARASOLS ! PARASOLS' The largest, cheapest and best runiortment in the City. Parasols from the lowest to the most splendid, rich and costly article, of the newest styles and colors, can always be found at the Dig Ike-Hive. betwce tiTaird and Fourth tts., N 0.02. [inar2.9 WM. L. RUSSELL. Domestic and Staple Goad', Cheapest Yet 2 A LARGE STOCK OP CALICO, from 3 cents to 1.0 /1.. cents per yard:-Bleached and unbleacheil . Muslins, from 3 cents upward; Bed Tickings and .Checks, a full supply of all qualities and prices; Irish Linens; Table Damask, Russia and Scotch Diapers; Napkins; Table Diapers; Crash and Doi las; Scotch anti Manchester Giughams; Sattinetta; Kentucky Jean, and Blue Drills; all of which will be sold off at prices that cannot fall to please, and without fear of competition. Irr Remember the Big Bee }live, Market street, be. tween Third and Fourth streets—No. fill mar2B WM. L. RUSSI-11.1,. Great Western Saddle, HARNESS, TRUNK A ND WHIP MANUFACTORY. VliE subscriber takes this method of informing bin friends and the public in general, that he has the largest stock of the following named nrieles, , of his own manufacture, in this city—Saddles, Harness, 'I ranks and lYhiptis; all of which he will warrant to be made of the best material, and by the best mechanics in Allegheny county. Being determined to sell his manufactures somethingrower:thatthos been heretofore sold lathe city, he would invite persons in need of the above named ar ticles., to his Warehouse, No. 214 Liberty street, oppo site Seventh. Alm), bands made to order for machinery octal G. KERBY. gime' and Pile Manninctory7, TIIE subscribers have enlarged their Steel and File Manufactory, on the corner of O'Hara street and Spring alley, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh, by erecting a eon v.trting furnace, a melting furnace and a tilt 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 wil' the beat imported article ; and being determined to make it the interest of all who ire -Files in way, to pur chase from them, they will sell their Files at reduced prices, for Cash. They will also re-cut Files, and pur chase those which are worn and broken. Public patron agge is respectfullyinvited, nov7) J. ANERIM si CO. City Livery Stables. ' Tux subscribers having purchased from Charles Coleman the above Stables, and in tending to increase their stock of Horses, Carriages, Buggies, &c., would respectfully PigiCit. a share of patronage from the public.. Horses 'apt by the day, week. month- or year, and additional Jolla are being erected, in the second story..for the ac commodation of Canal stock feb22:3ln In retiring from the Livery business, I with pleasure (from long timmaimancet recommend my successors to Me patronage of my friends and the public. febW4w CHARLES COLEMAN. Blgelowco Carriage DI an ta far tor y, Diahnond alley, between Wood and Smithfield streets. K 111GELOM, would respectfully • , i • nfant' the public, that at his Factory can • iy;•. -- - - "" 7 :5 p_ t all times be found n large supply , of Family Curringea, Barouches, Buggies, and all kinds of Faimy Carriages, equal in elegance and neatness to anyfouild in the East. COIIII3I.CtS for any number of Carriages, Buggies and Wagons, will be. promptly filled. Alt work of his own manufacture will be warranted. , .R 11,16211-01. R. Patterson, R. H. Patterson, E. D. 'Gttizarn, 'Esq., Robert Robb, Esq., C. L. Magee, and • Helnl.7:d3m Wholesale and Retail. ADDIA 'HARNESS AND TRUNKMANDFACTORY. 1100 BERT 11.11ARTLEY, begs leave to in . j , formhis friends and the public generally, : hat he continues to occupy that large, and corn niedious Store Roorn,formerly occupied by Samue a a estock & Co., No. 80, corner of Diamond alley and Wood street, where he keeps a tarp; and genera ! assortment of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, ' auks, Carpet Bags, Saddle Bags Valiseti, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti , oles in his ling. also keeps constantly on hand, and is prepared it. 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 ali per cant. cheaper. Country Merchant: and. Farmers would do well to call and examine his-sleek - before purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined to sell first rate articles at very low prices. irr Don't forget the place, No. 436, corner of Wood 13 treetand Diamond Auer. ap2d Manny& & ,13 TTLES R S, A.IID MarrurAcrowsns 111INE3IAL Wesam, Siusaparilia,"Porter,'Ale, Cider, Root Be Mead and .Pop, No. 18 Market street, and 100 Libe street, corner of Cecil'* alleyfkittsbingh. map-q; New Commercial Line. • E. W.. - Rnitfirra. di - CO - 41 ; F S Pik* INi 102aiiiiir;* tl)., SA Wall St.,'NevyYlrk,i L'• • 'Litrertettol, - Etigland - • - RM/rlterrUer.r ittl6:rat.thetr-Oienda end the • Publici,thrit they have co:trinatiaced (- Cotruttivii-ois. • tether with the Gili?rat Pai:strikei• s t e o !t ••-" grantisigcertlficates of pOstige front .I.mtidon.,! • Liverpool:Dahlia ;Belfast, or aby port of the. Old - Voliiiliy - to New York,Eaittda trod Philitdelphia;ait . the most reasonable terms. Draftilind Bills or Exchange, from £llO aity - asitottiit , on the Royal - Bank Of Ireland and its branches, and on The darker sailing of the;Regttlar Line of Liverpool' Packets, as fixed upon , are the ;ISt, Oth,'llth, 16th; 21st and 26th ' of - every . mcuub. • ''' " ' These Ships are alt allof the largest slabs, raid am iota mended by Men Of character and- experience:. The Oabin accommodations are Ant Man rhe 'desired Ili . point Of splendor and convenience. They ate tarnished' th - everydeseription of stores of the best kiad.. , taalitY in the days-of sailing will be 6trittlY itdheltdlol PaCket Ships Roscius r Siddoos, Sheridart and Garrick, - are vessels - of the - largesr elass; -tmdltioso.desirotta - to .briug out their friendb, cannottelect finer or safer,Shms. Massage mut besmeared at the lowest rates. '- • " New' rleans Lint of Packets:mil weekly For p a - age or freight, apply as above .or to • • • : • • ' SNOWDEN ,'•c"... 'EDMUND SNOWDEM.T • deell] earner 4th and Smltliarld sts.,Pittsburg. ' ' Tespacoit'a General ElitiV110010#140•- iffi;tEIIIII7ANCES indl'assag o e TO and 441 E. from Great Britain and lI : MR= 7.W. J• T. Tapscott, 75 South at., corner , Roel of Maiden Larie, N.Y., and 98 Water- The, au Scribers, having aecepted. the Agency of the above House, are now prepared to make arrangempti: on• th e most liberal terms with those desirous ofPaying me Passag t h em s e lve seirrimulm from the Old Century; and they flatter their character and long standing in business will give ample assurance that all ar , rangements will be c Ririe d 'Out faithfully. " snessrs...W. & .1. T. Tapstott are long and favorOly known for the superior class, accommodation, and qualls of their Packet Ships. The QUF.T....N, or WEST, ROSCIUSS,LEI REDANO, L, G : AR RIDDO .• NRSwoI NfG Which leaveeach port monthly—from New York the 01st 'and 26th, and from Liverpool - the 6th and !Attu: in addition to which they have arrangements with' the tst. George and Union Lities of Liverpool Packets, to insert adepwrinre from .Liverpool every five days, being thus determined that their facilities shall keep pace with their inereitsing I patronage: while Mr. W. Tapscott's constant personal superintendence of the business in Liverpool is an addi tional security. that the comfort and accommodation of thd.passengers wilt 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 at and forward passengers immediately on their landing ; Without a chance Of disappointment or delay; and are, therefore, prepared taeontract for passagefrom auy sea- Pon in Great Britain or Ireland to this city, the aware of the business they are engaged in giving them facilities for carrying passengers so far inland not otherwiscatj tantalite; and will, ifnecessary, forward passengers fur ther West by the best mode of conveyance, vrithent any additional charges for . their trouble.' .Where persons sent for decline coming out, the amount paid forpassage will be refunded in fall. • ' REMITTANCES. • The subscribers are also prepared to give dra ft s at sight for any amount , payable at the principal cities and towns in tugland, Ireland, Scotland and _Wales; thus fording It aide and expeditions mode of remitting Cued* to those countries, which persons requiting such facili ties will find it to their interest to avail themselves of. Application (if by letter poet-paid )) will be promptly at tended to. TAAFFE & O'CONNOR,- Forwarding and Commission Merchants map27-d&w-ty - Philadelphia. . ILAHNOEN 44. CO.'S ?MUNGER 's`m amerrrancti MESE 00lees fIATLNDF.N k CO. eOutinuelo bring out persons from nay part of England, Itelanti,.ScollandUr Wales; upon the most liberal tenni, with their tonal punctuality, and attention to the vennts of emigrants. We do'not al low our passengers to be robbed by the swindling scamps that infest the sea-ports, as we take charge of theta the moment they report themselves, and see to their well-be ing, and despatch theta without any detention by the first ships. We say this feariesall, as we defy tiny 'or our passengers to shoto that they were detained forty-eight hours by no in Liverpool, whilst thousands of others - Were detained months until they could be sent in some old craft, at a cheap rate, 'Ninth, too frequently proved their corium. . , • ' litre intend to perform our contracts honorably, ors/ whattr may, and not act as was the case last season with other °faces, who either performed not at all,or when it toiled their convenience. Drafts drawn at Pittehtlrgh Ibr any sum from £lio 1.1,000, payable at any of the Provincial 13Inka in Ire land, England,Scoilandand Wales. JOSHUA ROBINSON, European and General Agent, Fifth street, ono door below Wood el. INDEMN V. The Franklin Fire Ineuranee Company DIRECTORS:- Charles W. Rancher, George W. Richards; Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Rorie, Samuel Grant, David S. Browne, Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson. CHAS. W. BANCKER, Fres't. effAS. G. Banana, Secretary. [1:) , Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on every description of property in town and country. The Company have reserved n large Contingent Fund, which, with their Capital and Premiums, safelyuivesteff,. afford ample protection to the assured. The Assets of the Company. on January Ist, 13(9, „ac published agreeably to an Act of Assemhly, were us wil lows viz k m: o a r l tl t a lo g cs te Temporary Lotus Stocks -. Cash, ?cc 18,492. Since:their incorporation, et period $3 ,3 of 10 years...t l hey hove pat 4 upwards tlr Four Rundred Thou! Sand Dollat3, tosses by fire, thereby nifording evidence of the advantages of illAUf a nee, as sveil an the ability and disposition to meet widt prompinessoall ' GARULYFR COFFIN, Agent,. Office N. E. corner . Wood and ttd. ets THE Insurance Company of North America, of Phila delphiCtirrougli its duly authorized Agent, the sub scriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insurance on property, in this and its vicinity, and on shipments by the carnal and rivers. DIRECTORS: Arthur 0. Coffin, Preet. , Samuel Brooks, Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor, Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith, Edward Smith, Antbrose White; John A. Brown, Jacob M Thomas, John White, John R. Not, Thomas I', Cope, Richard D. Wood, Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrard, Seep. This is the oldest Insurance CoMpany in the United States, having been chartered in 1794, Its eharterls per petual, and from its high standing, long experience, am ple means, and avoiding all risks Of arc extra hazardous character, it may be considered as offering ample secriii ty to the public. WILLIAM P. JONES. At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co., Water and Front sta., Pittsburgh mardy m rpm: subscribers having removed from N 0.470 to Nos. 179 and 174 - Liberty street, offer for sale Goods, its follows. in store and now landing, viz : 3:4) bags prime Rio Coffee, "new crop 40 Old Government Java Cofiec ; 150 hits. prime New Orleans Sugar; 520 blils. Plantation Molasses; 100 " Si. James Sugar-house Molasses ; 100 ht. ch. Young Hyson Tea; 40 “ Gunpowder and Imperial Tea; t new 40 a " Chulan Powchong " I crop. 70 catty boxes T. H. and Gunpowder Tea; lee bags white Brazil Sugar; 00 boxes white Havana Sugar; 40 bags Pepper; Ylt “ Allspice; 100 boxes Mustard, in awl lb. cane; aim " hlatega Bunch Raisins; au " " in layers; '5O bf. " " 50 . 90 (oaks Zante Currants; ." 10 bates Sicily Almonds; 100 boxes Richmond Tobacco; 50 baskets Bordeaux and Marseilles Olive Oil; 200 bbls. and 100 hf. bbl,. No. 3 large Mackerel; 0 barrels Honey; 1500 lbs. Cheese ; 2000 galls. Winter and Spring Sperm Oil 1000 '• Blenched North-west Whale Oil; IrstO " Crude 4.4 300,000 Crnz & Sons' super Principe Cigars ; 30,000 Havana Segars ; 20 half pipes Cognac Brandy, of various vintages; 2 puncheons Jamaica Spirits; 3 pipes Holland Gin; 20 qr. casks sup. Teneriffe Wine ; 10 bludeira Wine; 20 Lisbon 40 " Oporto " 50 '• Sweet Me!aga Wine ; 15 Indian barrels " IS Mids. Claret; tat r. e ask a Flout Sauterne ; 40 eases sup'r Bordeaux Claret ; 30 onskets Champagne Wine 9 doz. sup'r Stomach Bitters 200 b his. pure Rye Whiskey; from Ito years chi. spit MILLER lc RICKETSON: , ROGER.? & OBEY. W ARS, CIGARS, CIOARS=Fidit oases, coupidning: C 12000 St. Bt Yara Principe Cigars; 8000 Barran Imp'd do do 4100 de laCruzCubado . do • 1150 La Norma Nay. Regalia do 4000 Primers Hav'n do :do 4000 La Luna do do 25250 La Minerva do Just received and for sale by JOSHUA RHODES, ap2l No. 0 Wood street. /lON UhIPTION seizes more victims than any other, disease in our country. The young, the old, the beautiful and gay, are all alike subject to its invidious ravages, and many a hectic cheek has been etippo_ecil to bloom with the glow of health .. But every case origi nates in a cold and . a cough—perhaps deemed unworthy of attention at first—and only met with reinedies when. too late. Watch the first symptoms With jealous care and make immediate use of the COugh Heinle of. B. A. Fahnestock & hich will certainly check its furt her C 0,,, progress, and restore the inflamed organs to a beau ti ful action. For sale by B. A. FAIIPTESTOCK fc Co., earner Ist and Wood sts.; also, corner 6th turd Wood: deell FOR SALF....-4, Brick House, and , Lotof 1S (Oct front on Clay alley by.so deep towards' Wylie street; near to Washington street. The klouse is well arranged and in good repair. Price, $lOOO-$4OO iu Lurid, s3ooa _t one year, $2OO at two years, $2OO in three years, or ow -In Scrip in hand. This property is rented at $125. . S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent; Smithfield street:' _ -oWiatibif insnrantt tE omixtuits TIIILL9ELPIILA -•• .$1,047,438 11 .534..724 59 -• •• . 9c,00t stpa 25 • • ••- 3'3,604-3J Pty. - 0 - 11 - 11A ifirineltaiiirance: M=== anb-,lngbWnis• . , f - • .... _PRIVATE - DISEASEfir- - Pe ':.13,e0n.,, No I ) ._ AfiLDituttortd Alley, , cau - - beat:trundled in all . 414 ;) , ~1 cases of a private or deficatsaaturs indidenta •t. 1, 4 - :"/ to the Immaa frame.-:; ,L .. -.. 1 - . CI • ' , • P e . Syhilisandßyphiliticeruptions,gonorrhcea • (, and its coasequencesy together with all roe- Arena • eager,impuritlesOftbe Weed; With id! d isenseit 44 cenetwaoriginiskth diseases,Wittastricthregigleet,eirethea' discharges, seminaliveaknedattml impotency; ale& Pii ell 'i rheumatism, female weatneraq -diseases •of the Womb, monthly thippressiorur,'diseases 'of , the, jOintS, fistula in atta, nervous affections, pains in the-back raid loins, ini tenons of the neck of the bladdei ntid.kidiarys, searbutic eruptions, tot__ ,ter • ringtvorraitherential diseases, - .10... Tl/17ELVNi YEARSL , PRACTICEI Exclusively devoted tothe study andtrcatment of vene . real disorders, sad those arising trorkeyoutfiful ex•cesses' gaiety, climate,•.or impurities of••thil blixablvhereby the constauiton IlltlillaTil; ban enfeelilediinablis Dr:Brown to offer assurances of, speedy relief' to all who may place themselves under his care. • -- '. ',. - L L ' • ' - Dr. Brown's °Electra - re convertlentlyananged into set 1 _lrate apartments. REatieins.thift : viait Dr. B. without fear , of exposure to other visitors. ` -• ~ • - - . -•- '•-• .It is importance to mairfpersons in need of medical aid, to obtain good advice privately and promptly; To such, Dr. Brown's-ready skill in removing tvorreca dip. eases, in their various forms-and stagoi;clersinducemenut which can threlybe equalled. --Strangerit'are hereby apt . - eve s n ed b th a a n t c h D o f : B m r e o d W n h , a . a n Ath f e o e r l t r h e e g las i y twelve ated ir. years confined- himself`exclusively to -the.treatment of those Dr. Brown is the ottlyiregu' tarty educated surgeon in Pittsburghi who givesthis , whole attentkm to those com plaints. as " 11:7Certaill,sare and speedyithres will, in all cases, be guaranteed. . Recentcases are relieved in it siwit time, withoutinter motion from business.. ..• _.. ' •-•- • tign a ytatilkoz.-Ziptare,--Dr—BrovaLalsoinvitesfer. sons listed with Heinigto.cpp t el lth,has paid primal lar attention to that dbittasse: ' ' - Letters from - a distance,iuskingadviceimustcontthrt ' ; fee, or they-will not be attended to,. - • ..-..::- .. : ' Orr - Office On-Diamond Allenafew doors froth WOod Street, towards the market. Consultationi atrictlycong dentist. ~,'!- • -. .- ,- '•, . . . - - - 0et2.5.d/r.wly • EUMATISAL—Dr-Brnavn's isewty'discovereir;re; edrfor IlliettittatiOah b. a speedy and certain remedy for that painful uoahle: lt never Atils ; Ogfice and Private , Consultation. ROoma(No. ndirtd;aOay t Pittsbniet, Pa., Tiro Doctor is sissaydlat palters itlaigloal , Palita Isztriustoic rpo THE PUBLIC.—This is to certify that I have found Dollop 4 Iffateeeit Parc Retractor to - roam a cure for the Chronic Rheumatism, which 1 have been entlicted with for ten years, in my hiinta. ' • ABRAHAM it. - YRkW.LAND. -drateackanoek, N. Y:, April 8;1348. • Ma: /1. Dewar—Sir.: I have been trtinbled with the Piles for eight mouths, and could get no relief: -Yont i Magical Paur -- Matreactair having,been 'recommended to me, I applied it bat twice, obtained instant relief, and in a short urtle'Vtas perfeetlyeuted t - Could - 1 not get any More of it, rviould not take .aintridred dollars for 'the balance of my box. ' ' WILLIAM HALL',' ; 97 North Moote streelt,NcW York, /lute 19;1847. . _ 'CAUTION . --Datley'stmly Depot in Om city qf Noel York, and Where the . genuine can`be obtained, whialesalo and retail, is at 415 Broadway. H, Deus! is the4trventoref Mid - truly invaluable emu pound, and he newer •kas, and never wilt communicate the secret of4ts, preparation 'to any man living; *MI, Mere-, fore no other person everims made, er overeat' Make- a' grainof ; Counterfeit; abound!. Every, truly valued:de article ts, subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and Mt ! postars• and nothing, that we know of, has more omen- Apetienced that fact than Hailers Magical Pain ! Extractor! - A Tiacr..negennine Dafiey, in case* of thelleverest ' Barns, Scalds, Plies, Or.e.; will Afford ilistritss.-reLief, and produce at once a eoolingand sootlangt,fleat—extracting , pain in and from one 1 , 6 fifteen minutes! but be sure, M..` ware, apply it on linen—never on couonclatia. And now mark the ififferenctounterfe it Extractors, no matter under what name they mayappvtr, m how ap7 plied, always irritate , and. increase thepaut . . - Pamphlets,coatainingcertificate.ofcares, may he had gratis, on application to , - JOHN D. 1 1 4.0.1161.11, .Wes Depot, Pimbuigk. Dix. Wis. Tunas. Agent. . . . - Daliars Animal Galvanic , Per Horses, Cattle, Ac., cores spavin, quitter, ststatel, poll•evil,:sores, Rails arid Painphletacontruning certificates of respectable parties, may be bad otaappli cation to_ JOHN D. MORGAN, A. ',l:Kitsi:7rib. Ja - yrzies , Fausfiliz Medicines. DS. S. COOK,- Matti; Ohio,;writet, Match, 1946: "I have used your Vermifuge, Carmuswira Baftam, and Expectorant, in nty practice, for the last three years, and have been exceedingly well pleased with them, and never, as yet, tamp recollection,?ailed of realizing my fullest expectation in their cu rative properties. Your other medicines I cannot speak of from experience ; , •fint, judging from those 1 have used, 1 doubt not but that they claim, and are entitled ter all the confidence reposed in them, by those who have used teem. 1 was formerly very partial to*Wee Vennifage, until I becameacquoin tad with yours, which has my decided preorene to any other now in use. Ressectfully, yours. ite., S. S. COOK, D." • Er For sale lit Pittabargh at the Pekin Tea Store. T 2 Fourth at feb ls DIRE TESTIMONY Willard's Family Medi- - Meines.—The endersigned,citizerisof Pittsburgh,litarg ism, personally ased-Dr. Oriental: , Ckragli Mixes . tare, and experienced its beneficial effects,do most cheer fully recommend it as safe and effectual, in all CIIStI, Speaking from experience, we believe that it has no su perior; and would recommend its.use total the Maimed. Pittsburgh. March Lith, le4s. • - :- • . .1171301 d by C assel, ok &. John:Hays, James A. JOiltry J. John Scott, F. L. Snowden, J. Mohler. Orden & Snowden. ap22 —__— LADIES are are email:wed against tudng Common Prepa red Chalk: They are not aware how frighthilly inju nous itis to the skin ! how coarse, how rough, bow sallow; yellow, and utihealtbr Omaha appaant after using pre pared chalk I Besides aia injurious containing it-iarge qtusatitycif lead! We have prepare d a beautiful 'vege• table article, which we call . Jones' Spanish Lilly... Mule, It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleterious' qinalitiesomad it imparts to the skin .a natural, healthy,. alabaster, clear, lively white ; at the same time *cued' BA a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and smooth. Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of Massachu setts, says : "After analysing lone s'Spanish Lilly White, I. find a possesses the most beautiful and natural,.and at the same time innocent, white 1 ever saw. I certainly, can censciendomay. recommenlits use to all whose skin requires beautifyiiig.r Price 25 emits a box.. Directions —the best , way to apply Lilly White, is with Mat leather Or W00{•110 torn:ram preferable: ' • ;. A /CM age or TEltlll vox 25 merra.--Whlte teeth, foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth, after being Once or twiceeleiteed with Jones' Amber Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the most beautiful ivory, aniiat the same tune it is AO perfectly innocent and exquisitely fine, that its constanniaily:nse is'highly advantageous, even le those teeth that are in grai# condi tion, giving them ,a beautiful polish, and - ,preveuting•lli premature decay; Those already decayed it prevents from becoming worse--it also fastens such as is becoming loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth delicately white, mid make the breath deliciously sweet. Price Z or 37e cents a box. All above are sold only at ill Chatham st., sign Glib* American Eagle, New York, and by the appointed Agents whose names appear in the next column. . - . a . . . WILL Tor xsaint, and get rich husband, lady t 'Nuns face is your fortune." let beautiful, clear, fair? Is it white! If not, it can. be.mado soeven - though it be yel low, disfigured, suubtirut, tanned and freckled. , Thous ands have "been made thus , who have washed ones -cii• twice with Joues` Italian Chemical Soap- Theeffeel is glorious and magnificent-. But be sure you get the genu ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of the American Eagle, St/ Chatham street. Ring-worm, Salt-rheam, Scurvey, Erysipelas, Barber's [mitotic often cured by. Jones' Italian Chemical. Soap when emery kind of remedp.has , failed. That: it ewes pimples, pee k les, and clears the skin, all know; Beidlit the Antencan liagle, 85 Chatham street.. ?died,' reader, this seldomor never. fails. " C. INGLIS, 11, Patterison.. Sold at Samosa:Vs 99 Liberty it., bead of Wood, Sign 0 , of the Big Boot. noOM. _ _ A , IL&4A Cttti.Altl,—A matchless article tor N,,_/ growth, beauty, and restoration of the Hair. , This Cream, when once known, will supercede all other arti cles of the kind now in we. Where the, hairis dead . harsh, thin, unhealthy, nor turning grey, afew lions will make the hair soft and dark, and give at a bean, tiful, lively appearance; and-will Med Mate it maintain its liveliness and healthy color, twice as Magas all the preparation* that are generally used. Where the hair is thin, or has fallen off, it may be restored by using this Cream. Every lady and gentleman who is iitthe.habitaf using oils ou their hair should at once purchase &bottle of the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is so composed thatit will not injure the hair like the other preparations, but will beautify it, and give perfect eaUtfaetion le every in; stance. For, tesUmony to its very superior qualities, see the to lowing letter from the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to. Warr& liendershott & Stretch, Nashville, general agents for the Southern Stains: Letter qfthe Rev. R. CakiteelL Passer orths Presbytirian Church, Pulaski. Mssalts. HENDERSHOTT & STRETCH ; GEHTLIEYEN--I Hike masure in adding my testimony in favor of the excellent preparc;ion called Dr.. Parish's Chinese Hair Creamilor, about two years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, and disposed to come out; but having procured a bottle alba Cream, and used it according to the prescription, it now elastic, soft, and firm to the head. Many balesans and oils were applied, each leaving my hair in a worse state than before. This Cream, however, has met my expec, miens. Ai an article for the toilet my wife gigea it preference over .all others, being delicately perfumed and not-dist posed to rancidity. The ladles, especially, will find ,the Chinese Cream to be a desideratum la their preparations for the toilet. Respectfully, &c., It.'VALDWELL. Pulaski, January 7,1847- Ur r 'Bold wholesale and retail, In Pittsburgh, by John M. Townsend, 45 Market et., and Joel Mohler corner of Wood and Finksto ialedtcw-ly DitE°MSTONIC AND ANTI,-DYSPEPTIC Nut; The general properties of these Pills are Carmiuti, two, Purgative and Tonic. In the common diSorders arising .from imprudence in. diet, &C., such -as sickness and sourness of .the stomach, heartburn, headaches, kc., where a medicine is required, this preparation, is, very applicable, for its carminative or soothing effects give almost immediate relief, when nausea or sickness ,exist its purgative operation upon the stomach and bowels iii gentle and effectual; and .Its . tonic. properties impart strength to the digestive organ's, thereby enabling 'these organs to perform their proper functions with order and regularity. The price has heft' reduced from 00. to 20 , . . . . . For sale, wholesale and retail, by. B. A. FAIINEK. TOOK a Co., corner Front and Wood, and. Sixth. and Wood streets, Agents for Pittsburgh. AA. MASON A. CO., No. 60 Alemrsi simati, have , this day received, per "Fast Lipe, the following named Goods, wiz :—.Satin Stripe, black 'and blue black plain and primed Ilerages,"all_woollM. de Laines; em bMideied Tbibet Shawis, black, white. and pearl. Silk Hose; spun Silk Hose; kid silk and lisl e ibiemi9loiesi linen; bobbin, cambric , an d muslin Edging's i.liesOlings.,• black silk lace Edgings ; bonnet Ribbons; embgoldered muslin Capes, new patrasend rick goods, . .mat 22 : - - maCHAS CIDER-24 barrels,or hale by y 2 EWA' ,f , MATTHEWS & CO: .. S ^.IAiLI~Q«W~. rCHILD L.reapectfully;Annotuice Aca,lha .Oliiiiiiii-.0l Pittsburgh and vismity, that he,vefflzetattin in this lace °few dntlit ,,, His unllarallelled suec ess 711 the trent ent of 'rilarge majoriw of thoae`disettses Which have ever been regarded ea incurable bythetttodern and more fashionable praetice, , littit'indtteed WM to send , ford:Mita Card to the afflicted pOnien ofamanklnd, , Ile haa,'within; Ilie - , past , twelve Months,-imparted: instructions:: -op,' wards of 2000 citizens °Urine ease e.; VirginiaiNorth and south ,flarolinar Eentucky'.and• Indiana •,,.among,Them. physicians of high standing, and they, all bear testimony of their entire' sada! aktion,' lie- has: also' iniceeeded in. giving permanentrelief to nearly 3000 individuals; ample. proof of which he can adduce. -, •'. - ~. . . . I Ilia not that the . coneentration of the results - . 'of medical research emanates from one author, for be he ever so versed idlniedicirt . Science, he 'would come far, far shOrt"6l ao. - hercitletfic ajask. ~ Dr. S. has beerven- , :gaged since,lB3o initelecting nod purchasing all the pop-- °las :and.: secret "remedies. which. could be . obtained. in .X.:Bllialid, Ireland, Germany and the ,United States, from: 'those persons whot.we were t eminently successful-in.curing some of the:followingilisenses:vmhenntiatism,Dys, pe p ale, Sick and Nervous Head ache,Pains or Weakness In Back or Joints, Paralysis, , Neuralgia, Spinal Affec 'lions Epilepsy, .Toothache Contractions of the Muscles, Weak-or Inflamed Eyes, Piles, Asthma, Cancer, Tetter, rook r Bite,' Scrofula; Ulcers, EfercurialDisetwe a of, long. standing, Female Diseases, General Debility, tic:... , , .. ForAillinstructions for the cure of all diseasesorigi. , 'mating in, or-.causing the deraogement of, the, Nervous( system, so that those who receive instructions can. act with equal efficiency.al himself, his charge, is only ,Ten : Dortara. Dr. S. is furnished with. certificates. and rictimmenda tions from. the most intelligeat and. , respectable Phyal clans of every place at which he has had the plepsigebt: visiting, which he mill_ be pleased to .exhibit.to,the in, spection of any who may_desire it. The ingredients used;are almost rxclusirar regeiable, e , " dedingly simple, and Ural/lA/a - roach Of - ail: POrrsano..alflimed -with. any of the within named Dis eases weulddo,Well ti, call upon Dr.-S., and if not effect ually 'relieVed, no remuneration will be required for his serviceS' His utottols,No Cure; No Pay.'-" , Dr: S. will remain duringhis stay at the ST. CHARLES, DOTEL IftatimNti: 73. - ' ap1.7... ISAAC R. DILLISII. :11"AC tarid 'and tieneral:Ageikoy Otter*: AT TKE cArrua;:or,,Poziliozo, tam OF;-sratztaimum. ..To:Noftwesiden2 11.41eil Lands- - -HoldersO f Illinois indebtedness,. and all persons desir ous_ offurehasing State Lands linois scrip .or band:. , with .2 TItHE undersigned would respectfully inform the Rublic, that they have established in thiticity—the capital of :the State of - LAND and GENERAL - AGEN- C y OFFICE, for the transaction of all . - business theretu,'within the limits of the State. ' All transactions relative to purchase and sale of `lands exambilinglands mid reporting theirlocation, ad ' 'vantages' and value; paying tales„ redeeming land sold for taxes, investigating tities;•&e., buying. and . telling all ; descriptions of State indebtedriessf tltis and every other description of blighters attached to a General . -Land Agency, on the most extended scale, will be promptly . tti faithfully attended to. - - In regard to loeittiotirwe •Nave many advantages over all other agencies in thostate,heingtat the Capital, near the centre of the State and at the very fountain-head all information • • in-relationi to • Matters • connected with lands, taxes, and State in4entednessAroug. h the medium lot the go remmint and executive offices. • 'ln addition to thirrimportanvadvatitage, the senior. • partner, Mr.. Ash ' , has occupied, for several years, the position of principal, :Clerk in the State Auditor's office, and having had charge `of the books andStateland departmentia said of6ce r has obtained a thorough knowledge on all subjects connect-. ied with this 'agency; iirid vieare, therefore, enabled at all ••• times to give correct and prompt informutiori, much in advance army other agency in the State.... Our location • is also iinportant to non-residents - wishing to pay taxer, ' as our acouaintancewith.the collectors of.ths revenue is, such that we can obtain the tax receipts firough the mail, and the money paid `directlyinto the State :treasn. ry, thereby avoiding the risk of veittinmg funds by mail. We also beg leave. to inform persons wishing to pur -1 chase State land., that our arrangements are such, that can, at all times, furnish State bonds, scripiorindebt edness in any amount, and at less:rates than any other office in the Susie. , • . In'eoneliksiOn t we take pride in referring.to the char acter and standing of-the gentlemen whohave beenkind enough to permit oat° use their attmes as rofereneett,and: with as sineere desire to please, backed byfidelityi indus try and promptitude in all our. business ..transactions,to merit the_confidenee 01l who may entrust their bun ness to our hands : ASH & DILLER. • • Sprinvidd; Maich 20;1840: REFERENCES Hon. Daniel Sturgeon,- • .... • . Senate... lion. James CoOper,- • • ...... de. • Col. Samuel W. illack,'"•-'•• ••':-"Piusbinili; Pa. V. Vogul Diller,•F• •-• • • •• - • ' "'do. • Gen... Robert Paitersom " Philadelphia. Gen— Adam Diller' ::d0.," - Joseph b. Cheater, do., . Messrs. Watisivorth & Slieldoa,Neiv Sork City. Messrs. Hill, McLean & Co., ..• • -New Orleans: Messrs. A. Govvdy & Co., - -Louisville. • r • John Wymer, Esq., .•..• • •• -St. Louis. James Calhoun, Esq., ••••• . • .. Cincinnati. 111. His Ex. Gov. A. C. French,.• -Springfield, l Hon. Thomas H. Campbell, do. Hon. S. H. Treat ' ' ' faps:3na : City liet.ll4` " NOTICE to rthlC HOLDERS OF PATIRBPROR CITT SCRIP.- In conformitywith the tid Section of the Ordinance - of ilia 18th of April,.lBl9,- directing the andeisigned-."vo negotiate for CITY SCRIP, the Bonds andlUortgages of individuals held by the City for property, sold, amounting to TWENTY-EIGHTTHOUSA.ND DOLLARS:" Public notice b9tereby given, that the said obligations will Infos' be disposed of Inc the Corßorate issues of the City of Pittsburgh, of.the denominations of, Clne r 'Ptvo and Three Further Notice is hereby: given, that. City Bonds, beer ine interest from the ISth day of April,l6lo,at the rate of 6 per cent. per 'annum. will at auk ,time hereafter he. issued to the holder or holders of City Scrip i in - sums of One Hundred _Dollam. and upwards, according td the provisions off the aboye date. S. R...IOLINSTON,-, ern Hons. and Slgat Painting. JT D. PITFIELD would - respeeifolly inform the citizens . of Pittsburgh rad Allegheny-that'hu ik prepared to do all kinds , of ORNAMENTAL, PAINTING, such as rmitition of Wood" rind 'Stone. All orders lett with. J. Eon:asps, European. Ageoti will - strictryAttended to. .CONSTABLE'S, ASSIGNEES' 'and ADMINISTRA; TORS' SALE of Goods.- Clothing, Fancy Arti cles, Toys, ilarilware. Cutlery, Saddlery, Gold' Watch, ace, nt AIIRT/ON, by Catalogne---Serip will be lalvn for some 4 - No Goads.- Commencing on Tilil lt SDA,Y,next, May lOth; at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, "will be'sold, without reserve, to the highest and best bidder, by order ar- Myers-Barker; -Constable; Idiskhill, Assignees of T. SAVaterronn ;also T. Wilson, Administrator, and' C; Mintal, Administratiix of the late P. btintal, deed, the :separate-stocks „or three Retail Stores, by catalogue, comprising. in_ pert—cord cam b ries, vestings, balzarmes, gmg,lnuits,camiet,.pantaloon, stud's, cashmarett,. broad 'cloths,. worsted pletd, French cassimerekgambroon,coatitig„ . drillhig, linen and cotton checks, chusan, chintz and calicoes, splendid , Cashmere shawls, black Holland, summer cassunereh" mans de, laines, braids, gloves, hosiery, lanes and edgm gs, gros d". Naples milks, a large assortment of 'ribbtuitts,Lece veils, alpacas; thermos, .red.tlannel, Itlatle and dicallY,E" largo assortment of merino : .shawls, braid; gtmp,- stmve and laVrif bonnets •, fable And - cottori shawls, crape, Cra vats, silk lidkfs teller/led, a . ..10t or clothing, liardW/ire, cutlery, toYsir French' and Gentian fancy goods; also, groceries, Qitaloguei will be ready.on Saturday, iuul the goods arranged - for eiaminationtomiorrow; The Assignees have concluded to take Scrip.at par, for their goods, which will lie marked its catalogue. The Colima., tile's goods will be sold for par funds, and the. Adminis trators' for currency- • MYERS BARKER' Constable. G. HOET'ELI: „ ~ , Assignees of T. S. Watman." T. WILSON, Adin'r. aid Admix of the tatti decd. .6:14 _ /AXES tiIeKENNA, duct *ooo.Preminm: • J,WLLLIAMS,No..I2 North Sixth street,l'hilailel e phis,_ Venetian Bend and. Window Shade Manufac turer, larvurded the first and-highest Medals rt the New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia .Exhibitions, for. the aupenority of.his BLINDS, with confirmed confidence in his ninunfacture,yasks the attention of purchasera to his assortment of 2000 Blinds of narrow and wide- slats, with fancy and plain Trimmings,of new styles and colors - Also, a large and,getwa -- essesarttneursof Transparent Window Shades, ail of - which he willsell at 'the lowest CASE PRICES. Old Blinds painted and trimmed to loolcequal to new. tOssimas aupplledoaltberal terms., The citizens of Allegheny ,Cou. ty are respectfully bi sited to call, before purchasing ebtewhere--coufident of Open in the tearing. To Country Merchants. • • HIMXINSON would remind you thatyid can iiow 1V.1. 6 . secure Chiaa, Man, queenswarei •4c, at such prices as rawer weee heretofore °roved' at • • - Remember, 115 Wood street 3 doors beloVilaiti.• , 'TIHR sabsCribel infonus the' public '.generhilk,., and nonsekeepers and Retail Grocers particularly, that he is discontinuing the. Queensware business, and sell off hie; present stock at reduced prices. Those who wish to obtain. Chinds.quaitswars, pr Glass, will find this a rare oppOrtsinity for getting sueltarticies as they went,l ranch cheaper than the usual rates. Remember the place; CHINA HALL, No. 118 WOdd street, near the Auction store. • . P. S. I will dispose of •niywhole sfoc k to; _any wiiiiing'ua buy it, at bargain. , . - ATEW: DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, Bu rke's - BUIL& II - int', - PoWrthstreet—Florcatts Axtuonx, - Etsguerreo; typists *am thirEastern eitiel,Would call thenttention of :he inhabitants of Pittsburgh , . and the rieighboring•towns; to their Daguerreotype of ennens and others, at roosts the third story of Burke's huildlogiAth Cf. Persons wishing Picturee taken may rest - assured thdi no pains( shall be spared to produce them la the highest perfection - of the art.' Our instrnmenti areofMernompow erful kind, enabling us to` execute pictures udsurptssed for high finish and tmtlifldness to nature. • 'rho puhie are Solicited Cali ioid examine. • Persons sittbig for pittures are neithet retirdircd it ex peeled - to take them unless perfeeLsatiiraction SO' en, N. B. Operatois will find a good depot'forstock anti chemicals . urlnstructions given in the art; centnitting tlidrigire Gratsrel kirsoling. THrrespeciferly: inforaf..the- eiiiiiis of ' Pittsburgh and vicinity, that They are utiw'iW p are d to fill orders foi GRAVEL. ROOFING, int,. man nernot to be...stapes-led in this city or elievihere;Ficins their . experience. iii business, they .-feel eohrultit that they will render - satisfaction to all those eye them work.'-The superiority of Gravel Aopfs o'er any other kindiparticularly In cue; of tirti,ls 'too welknoWn to require any argument in its favor. To those vho are unadquainted with our work, We beg leave to rrer them to Messrs Thomas Liggett, Sr.,' John F.' Peri, Body, Patterson a, ^ Kane, Jr-, mid - Others; for whomve have done work Orders thankfully received and tomptlr attended . to - - ',We be -found on Wyliei -- 4eet, tweet', High scar/N/4nel enema.- -‘., ' MATT,ITEWItictO , I VMOIN-i- - 96balesi 'for sale by, ,g. PlgtY4 lu ?RiIEY, - MATiIiENNS do CO .:44,4*"*J marl9:3meod NOVltiiiiio tire. t HE ejUf-AT 11SHAM • - AASIBRICAN Oily-procured from nweli in Xennisky 1414.43.5.fiet brlow the surfaie of the eartb,,a certain Lid cure for:Sprains, Sliains, Cuts Bruises,. , chide- Buins,•Tetter;,Erysipeltis, Scald Head, boofiin'ough; InganunatorY Bore 'Throat, Kari-Anti - .; Inflamed es,Flantlence, Ulcers. Fever Borer, and • ' • INFLAMMATORYRHEUMAITSM, thi elt:yields toils effeots snrprising manner has niver. yet failed' when 'sued according Ur atrial Lt ons._ Read.the:following:. . : - I . '• ' Maltclumm,'_Allegbeny co:, Pal; / ` • Noirember S. 2 Mild is to certify; that my wife, Margaret Gluiest; 'waif' kured of aßheumatle Complaint of seven years standing. - by which she was so lame as to be Obliged lease crutah , his; In one week'she was cured bytithe ro s Aininican Oil, and could walk about as usual her crotches; -JONAT GHRELST. • Therbllowinris conununicated by:l44.fliPsa r tilaylp t o3.. Jackson's agent for. Steubenville, O. • - • i A gentleman'near Bie übenvillerwhii eistle4Dteeikaow to put either of his feet to the math] for twelve yearajli honsequetice Of limencssiby : the ass. of:ono bottle .evas enabled to walk two miles to a township election. If is . likewise a sovereign remedrfor - cOMSAGTION- OF ,THF,SIIIBOI PS AND TEN' The following at is communicated by Alt. Wra.- Nadi, W.,: Jackson's agent for Steubenville • A lady residing in Steubenville, The Anger of whose,-. hand Was 40 contracted as,to deprivelier of The nsa of for t hi 7 t r".five Fears, was entirely cured by the use of Oat • bottle ot 'the Oil, sathahabe now, has the perfect, asa her hand fully equal to the other which had never been affected. It bas also been found to be a safe and invinci We agent in the speedy and certain cure of • in all cases not organically ineuratle. A lady residing in Alleghenyeity wns effectimllyciired of obstinate - deatnest,of years' continuance,- by the use'' of leas than one - bottle of the Oil, so - that she said ,she beard better than she bad ever done before. " • Agentlemen well known ill Pittsbur,gh, was cured of deaffiess of nine years'etanding, 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 properties are highly developed in the certain and - surprisingly speedy cure - of all cases of SPASMS ' B LIG, CRAMP, AND . Several cases of Cramp Cholla have been effectually cured by one dose of the Oil, in the -shortspace of halt an hour, when the parties have been agonized with pain. Its curative prase:wiles have been remarkably manifested is the radical cureof ' DISEASES OF THE SPINE. / A: lady, the wife of a planter in Kentucky, Wee eerse effectually of one of the worst cases of diseased Spine,' which had confined• her to ,her bed for a considerable time, in which she could not• turn herself. It is also a sure remedy, and perfect, cure for painsin the small of the INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. - Read the 'fbltowin . gi Prmsatraort, Dec. 12,1640. nitres to certify that 7 was afflicted with great pant in, the timid' of my back and kidneys, which affected me so' much that I could not stand Upright. By rubbing extet nally, and using half ti teaspoonful internally, night mad morning, was entirely cured. JOVEN RIDDLE, -near Warren,Armstrong co., Pa: Ajgentleman of Pittsburgh, afflicted with a:violent in 'fianunntion of the kidneys—the pain of which caused him to faint—was completely cured, in three days, by the use of the American Oil. The qualities of this NATURE'S OWN Fr:Era - EDI( is extremely penetrating end anti-inflammatory,' conse quently is confidently recommended as a sovereign rem cfly Wherever inflammation exists, either external orin ternal. Used immediately after a cut, bruise,or wound, it will cure and prevent - GANGRENE' AND MORI'IFICA'TION- It has, in addition, been feu .t a salutary, pleasing and effective remedy for those - cry unpleasant and lllCOhtle , nisei diseases ' • GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS, • ' ID' Price, f 0 ` cents per bottle. - Caution...Be on Your Guard.. Tho surprising excellence and growing popularity '• the American oit has induced some dishonest persons palm gpou the public; miserable imiunions of this truly valuable /medicine, for the purpose of•deaersing the un wary, and defrauding the Proprietor. • In order to be sure of obtaining the genuine, alert , the following roue rams - ; - - Ist. See that the name " Wm. jackson Liberty pt head of. Wood st.," is printed On thelnbel of the wrappe.j. W . each Kittle, to imitate which is felony. • 2d. That each , bottle is inclosed , in a painphlet contain;, tog full directions for use; and also contannuff. the name .and address of Wm. Jackson, General Agent for the Proprietors; likewise, the name and address of, the pro prieThrei, D. Hail & Co., Kentucky. 3d. Purehase max of the advertised Agents, nll of whom have a show bill, on which is printed the names of the Proprietors and General Agents—thus: D. Hail & Co, Proprietors, Kentucky. Wm. Jackwin, Pittsburgh, Pa., General Agent for Western Pennsylvania, and part of Ohio and Western Virginia; and the printers' names— AllMillin & Shryock, Pittsburgh—printed at the bottom of said show bill. , 4 , h. Observe—the genuine American Oil is. oaf Gala-- vein color, without any sediment, endue specific grati ty lighter than water. The counterfeits are:mostly of :a hlaek color;-some white, like Spirits, at Turpentine ' , said lobe refined and clarified ;7- sense Son lea oi l - 4311 f - era a mixture of other common oils; and one n blick looking mixture, purporting ie coma from the "Pittsburgh and. Allegheny Dispensary Co." .None of these noun.; terfeits i ossess either the virtue or the power of the 10114 AA2ERQAM OIL. 117 - '3old wholesale and retail try NI7AL JACKSON; General and Sole Agent for the Proprietor in Western Penusylvaaia, Western Virginia, and Northern Ohio; and by the following duly appointed Agents in Allegheny county, Pa.: A. bl. Marshall, Dr. Brown, Allegheny city. J. IL Johnson t , , JOillithan Ghnest, Manchester. Alexander Asdale, Wylie sneer. - Jacques, Wm. I, Smith, Temperanceville. G. 11. Start. SoWickley. Edward Thorapsou, ‘Yilltinsburgh. Daniel Negley, East Liberty. 11. Z. Mitchell, Wilkinaburgb. - Thomas Aikin, Sharprburg, , H. Rowlathr & Sott..APKeesport. C. F. Diehl, Fli . ssbeth. John Black, Tattle Creek. . --M'Eldowny, Bakerstown Samuel Springer, Clinton. James liPKiee, Stewartetown. Riley Al'Laughlm, Plum township. J. Fulton, Tarenmm. Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenaeville. • Robert Williams, Arthursville angls-detwThn :osurapatentgraduatedgallvassio att.ery ;AND•PATIINT INSULATED .POLES,-- ' • FOR MEDICAL' AND OTHER PORrosat--This is the Only' 'instrument oC tho kind that has ever been presented in this country or Europe for medical purposes, and is the oaly one ever known to - man, by which the galvanic fluid ear be conveyed to the human eye, the ear, the brain, or Deny part of the body, either. externally or Interna lly, ma definite, gentle stream, without shocks or pain-with perfect safetyand often with the happiest effects. • ,• 'his' Important apparatua•is now highly approved •of by many of the most eminent physicians of this country' and Europe, to whom the affirmed and others whom it tray concern can be .referred. Reference will also be gi.en to many highly respeeinble. citizens, who, have. ben eured, by meansof this most valuable apparatus" ot sone of the most inveterate nervous disolders, which mild not be removed by any ether known means. kmong vorious others, it has been proved to be idinir ally adapted for the cure of the following' iseases, viz: fierll3lls hi.ndache'and ot.her disordered the brain, It is tvtti dit title apparatus' alone that the operator e convey - . tin galvanic fluid with ease and safety, to the. eye, to,re sure sight, or cure amaurosas ; to the ear to restore hear int; to the tongue or other organs, to restore speech; and tothe various parts of ,the body, for the cure of chrome rleurnatism,Osthma, neuralgia, or tic doloureaux,;paral yis, or palsy, goat, chorea or. St: Vitits',*ae..lepileirstyl *skims' from'sr rains, some disenees peculiar vales, contraction of the limbs, lork-puiv, etc., etc.' •*. • Rig hts for surrounding counties Of . Western Fa. - and priveges, with the instrument, may be purchased; and' use tested for the Cure of diseases. ' • Full instructions will be given for the various chemi ells to be used for various diseases, and the best manner Cooperating for the care of these diseases, will alao'h'a filly explained to the purchaser, and a pamphlet put into his hands, expressly for these purposes carefelly pre pared by the patentee. Enquire of ..,•• • . . S.' WILLI - IMS, Vine 'itieet, near 4th st. Rodd, PiushV. Q Ala RHEUM, SCURVY, OLD SORES, ERVSIYE -13 LAS, Barber's Itch, Chaps,,Sons Bapets:Pisryks. This used by many physicians in this city to eanng the Move, : and we, would not conseieneiowdy sell tsnleas we knew tt to be all we state. . Asa cosmetic, the true JONES'S SOAP is perhaps this silly article ever knoWsi that removed impurities, and cleared .and beattified the skin, making It soft, - clear, =loath and whitens an infants. But mind, it is sold at 8 Chatham st.i , N. Y., and by • - • • . JACILSON, - tAgent, • • • SU LibertY BMW, ki nsburgb•' 'M ltrr AT' , ANP RHEUMATISM, TIC DOLOREUX-4. respectable gentleman called at our office, as he said, to inform us that he had been afflicted for 15 years with Rheumatism or. Goat, and .ocesuionally Doloreuxi Abet he had been frequently. Confined' te..hls room Tor mouths together, _and 'often suffered the most in- tense and excruciating Nun, but That lately he had , bein using Target 4ftwatits.. from which he found the Most sig nal and unexpected relief.. Ho says be found the medi cine very pleasant nfid.effectire,. and that he now. con afdere himself perfectly cured.P/ruidefphia Yorthilm iron. . . A Floe Wouvu Knowrso.—A gentleman of Screfuloas habit, from indiscretion in his younger days, 'became af fected 'with Ulcerations in the Throat and Nose, and a disagreeable eniption'-of the Skin. indeed, his- whole , system bore the marks•of being Saturated with disease. One hand and wrist were so much affected that he.bred lost the use of the hand; , every part being covered Isrith deep, painful, and otTensife ulcers, and were tia.hoW7 and porous as an honer-comb: It was at this stage ()Ilia - 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 perfect- lq cured. . . • • •-- • • The Alterative ciPeratts throe the. Circulation, and purifies the blood and eradicates discrete from the system,. wherever 'located, 'and the numerous cures . it hes parr • formed in dlseaies of the' akin, cancer, scrofula, goat. liver Complaint, dyspepsia pad other chrenio diseases, its truly astonishing.—Sprat of the Times. TEA STORE For or Pittsburgh, altha FITS OF COUGHING in the night are very }rouble, some. ' They break in upon the boors of tappse and exhaust the strength of the sufferer. B. A: Palinestack a, co.'s COUGH BALSAM bas been eminently success% Tulin easing and caring . these unpleasant spells. jr a person le roused In the night by a spasm 'of:coughing, a tea spoonful of the Congb Unlearn VIII soothe it, giveham toilet; and, es it is palatable, leaves no unpleasant Meat behind. If once used, it will take 'preeedence aim snll others, as a remedy for coughs; cows, &c. . Prepared and sold by B. A. FAIINESTOCK A- Co.; corners lit and Wood " name, tind.corner 03111 and. Worqd . • • hays° R. RALPH'S ananntsmai Vtnistast.st .fts,gairettr" sale, wholesale and Tenni, at the • Also, by Wm-Cole, Allegheny city; 5. Smith, gk, Eniu g hann4bu MeenAck,e,a.P.EC'.llP'l,FetMth r: • - •• • • 1222 E:
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