~!}~is~ellaneaus .r~,
W 3141.141.1( -
(suconsisolks. j zo samnrr.r:St SARA
N 0.19, - I , 79ttrth strie4 bettocerk ,97ritlf
it, f ANUFACTURERS of jiheet-;end,10,040
,dfants, ptunpi, batb, waterelosa Alltd . c' . 4
"&c„ keep eunsttuttly onlinod nod monttitteinrelei draes,
eheet lend from lto 8 DA. to the square foot, in ediee . .ts oltt
by - so fc.lt, yttieh they !will furnish. to th'e trade 'wholesale,
or cut to order In any size that may b'e:v ,
amted:
. • ..
. .
They also manufacture and keep. constantly. on hand
leaden p Ipes front:24o,i . inch calibre; aqueduct pipe,:for
convoying water rota -springir; fatilished to the country •
trade, and put up on reels , in• iengths fronelad to UN•
feet on each reel, with directions as to the proper method
of laying. Also, on hand, a large supply of Adams , Pat,
earsuetion .Pamps, for - 4vells or cteterns;:Snow fr. (la's •
very supeiror cast wolf suction Pumps.' • =
Hydrant work of , eiery.descripuott - iSxecuted in the
- most durabletnanner, and, on the 1110.9 t accommodatinit
m
terms. Orders fro the country for leaden pipes, abet v.
leakor pampa, will receive prompt attention.. . -
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT:
PUBLIC ATTENTION ia solicited to as entire new
article of RAILING, made of wrongiitiron. bora,
and soft annealed rods, or wire, and expressly designed
for erteloging Cottagem , Cemeteriei, Balconies, Public
Grounds, dm., at prices varying front 50 cents to s3,o° daa
rimming foot. It is made iii panels of various lengths,:
Slf to 4 feet high, with wrought itoitposts inch square,
at intervening distances of 6to 10 feet. If desired, the.
punnets can be made of any height, in continuous spans
bOxo. 00 feet, with or without posts: - No extra charge
for posts.
-The cotnparativajlfghtneis, grearstren'gthanddurabil
ity.of. the .117111 E RAILING; the beauty of its varied or
namental designs, together with the extremely low prie e
_at which it is sold, are caahing it to supersede Ma Cast
Iron Railing, wherever thew. comparative merits hare ,
been tested. For further particulars 'address '
' .
MARSHALL ec. SOOTHERS, ''.
Agc nts for Patentees ;
nir27lM) Diamond alley, near mithfieldst..F.ttsbUrg.
Ilsordavare, outteryyli addlery i • disc.
eIOHN WiLKEß,'lmparter arid.Deakr in Foreign And
-.Damettic Hardman; respectfully announces to his
friends' and the public generally, that he isItOW receic--
ing his Spring supplyof Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery,
&c., at his stand; No. 85 Wood street, which he will dis,
pose of on the most reasonable terms: -
He will continually be receiving fresh supplies, direct
from the manufacturers • in. Europe and ,this country,
which will enable hint to compete with any house, East
He particularly invites the attention of customers- to
his excellent assortment of Table and Spring Cutlery,
&c., Which is of fashionable patterns and from the most
popular manufacturers.
His stock of Carpenters, Tools is.large, - and of excel.,
lent gnality. •
Of general Hardware stock,le has every .variety , of
Western Merchants and dealers, generally, are in
vited to.call and examine his stock..: max29:6ra
Berrees Patent Concave Beater Churn •
• BUTTER IN /Ay .tt. MINUTES!!
laiJr call the attention of the public to the article head
yy ing this advertisement, andinvite the enterprising
and etliioll3lo call and witness Its operation. All adver
tisements in relation to this invention, to the hundreds
who have seen ittested,is supeserogution.
let. This Churn will. produce "Butter, gathering it in a.
mass, from sneetmilk, to five to ten minutes! and from
cream prepared, as families usually prepare it,in three
to five nuntnes! • • • • .•
.2d, The utility of this invention is apparent, as better
Butter.tan be produced from sweet milk, or cream, than
tretuxt _soared in the usual nay; and:by means of this
Churn, a little girl or boy can performon five or ten
minutes, whin has heretofore reqtured the labor Of a wo
mener. man for one or two hours, and•sometimes half a
By;simply turning a thumb screw, the wholelnside.
dasher is ta.ken_eut, leaving nothing but the Butter and
• • milk in the plain wooden box.
_
4th. It is Ste cheapest Churn rimy invented, as the Am
. plitity of its construction (though embodying a great
philosophical principle) makes it but little tq_manufae
-sth- Itis a common-senseChuta, as all will admitwho
will extunine it. - ,
We invite the public to call and witness in operation
at'our office in the•Dismond, near the Blatk Bear- Tay
crn, and at .1. P. Beckham's, Federal at. Allegheny.
mara•-dlircwilin . . CAMERON .Ic.PRIOE.
Wall Paper Warehouse.
ND 47 IUARKET STREET. PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
•
. 1'110314.S ' .
ID,ESPECTFULLY annoimcce to his friends and ens-.
:KV waters, thathe has had at no past period so.exten,
sive a Stock as he has at present. He can offer to pur
chasers, on very moderate terra.s, as the old established
'stand us Market street, almost every article his - line—
including co arittag-Xoom.b ed chamber; dining-Xootarpar
lor and null Paper. Virith. Borders, Landscapes Fire
board Prints, Paper and Transparent Window Stales,
and Binders' Boards; Wrilinx, Wrapping, , and
Tea. Paper ;* he abundantly supplied, and requests
merchants and housekeepers to call and examine his as
.
Rags ~ad Tanners' Scraps taken in trade, ihe high
ert prices. . merb-d&-er4m
Paper Hangings., •
11131 now receiving, direct from the manafacturerS in
New York, Philadelphia unl Baltimore; a large and
well selected assortment of
all the latest and most im
proved styles of Satin, Glazed and common PAPER
HANGINGS, consisting of--= • • • - :
10,000 pieces of Parlor and Fresco; •
10,000 Hall and Column; -
20000 " Dining-rbom, chamber and mime Paper .
Which I would particularly Myna the attention of those
having Houses to Paper, to can and eXatoinc, - at the
Paper Warehouse of -• S. C. HILL,.
Payer Hangings.
ltirF,S75llS ,
SAS. HOWARD CO ,1 , :a: . 51.1rd..,/
.01. would call the. attention - of the public to 'their
pretextd slack of-Paper' hangings, which,_ for variety,
beauty Of d urabili I y, a ud. cheopue s s, is uit'eurpass:
ed by any establishinentin the Thipait.
Besides a large and fall assort Meat k - atia'
awn manufacture, they are now 'reeeiviag a direct lin
portation of French and English 'styles of Paper Hang
trigs, purchased by Mt. Levi Iloward, one of the firm,
now in Europe, consisting of= . .
. 'Parisian Manufacture, - tO,M pieces.'
London . do..'' • ••• •• t. 5,000 do,.
Of their own Manufacture, theY . fia've loa,ottO pieee's
Wall:Paper, and 12,000 pieces Satin Glazed Window
_ Messrs. Sautes tidward ett , hare Spared 'neither
' Pease nor labor in: their endeavors to rival' the Eastern
- Wall Paper establishments; hoth in quality , of manufac
-tare and.variety of pattern, find they are warranted in
painting the . public that they have succeeded:
The whole. assortment, foreign and home manufacture.,
be offered on terms us taw as those of Eastern
manufacturers and importers. man 27
Joshua abode it,
TVITOLESAVE FRUITERER AND CONFECTION
VV Nia.6 Wood street , — • -
230. boxes Oranges; • 500 cans Sardines; •
225 " Lemons;
. 200 " -. •
160dozenLerrion Syrup; 150 gr." •
1000 drums Figs ;- 400 bexes•Herring ;
200bzs Raisins, in layers ; 2000 Cocoa Nuts .
150 hr. bxs. " bezels Macclunni;
100 gr. " " •
75trails !mica Almonds ; 25 cases ass',l Pickles ,
100 boxes shelled -- 40 casks Currants
abates Bordeaux 100 lbs. cm Tissue Paper;
10 " Malaga " • 50 rms: *bite Rigs Paper;
3 " paper she'd " eases-Prunes;
•S . " hard " 16 mats Dates ;•••
40 bags Filberts; " 4 eases Liquorice;
30 " Walnuts; 10 Ibt..Vonella Beans;
Cream Nuts; 20 las A No Candy;
40 ." Pecans;.. . 20 " wh'e and yob R. "
bbi s . 3 , • • . S cases Florence Oil; .
.last received and for, sale by . .
p l ies _ JOSHUA. RIIODES.
IMPORTANT 'PO 110USFXBEPEIffic
Steam Boat Owners sod. Hotel IfweePers.:
llifOßTONffi UNIVERSAL' COMO'', STOVES are
-offered as the best Cookiag Stove in Market, having
a new principle applied for belong the oven; that bread,
meafs,or any article creating steam or vapor, .can be
baked and retain its flavor the wane. aswhen baked - in a
brick oven or reflector; also, in point of removing,. in
saving time and fuel. The public. are invited to examine
the Stove. •
. For sale only at No. ll.2.Second street, sign-of the Gilt
Stove, where reference may be had to families who have
theta Alt We. Also, thirty different patterns of Cooking.
Stoves, plain and fancy Orates, Office and Parlor Stoves,
!cc., dtc. - • . japtid:3m) A. h C BRADLEY:
• • Churakillt A& Stanley, - • •
. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE RICH JEWELRY;
- IDDWAR.D TODD dr. Co., &Neuter t -
N. R. tarnser Fifth and Market sta., (up staai,) Putsburgli;
lArbans on hand, and are daily receiving from the
. E mantLfactaxers, a large stock of Goods, which we
- are prepared to offer to Dealers only, at the manufac
turers, lowest wholesale prices.—Cluster . and Real
Stone Set Breast-pine; Engraved, Plain Hoop Stone Set
Ear and ringer flings; Plain Gold, Engraved and Stone
Set Stade; /Hides, Watch Keys, &c., &c.
Among'our Goods can be found some of the most de
rable and approved-styles ot Stone Sets now in nee,
viz :--Opal, Ruby, Tarim's, Topaz, Anathyst, Garnet,
Brilliants, tee., &e. . - •
Dealers, pnrchising Fine Jewelry, will.Snd It for their
advantage to examine oar stock. .
Barer' 4.lEn:thee; berg - Premium Gold Fens. with and
without cases, he offers for sale at the lowest New York
• tides. , (spin) EDWARD TODD & CO.
BAIA Road Bakery.
' tWai.
il.l7.4Mitej:
rirry AND COUNTY SCRIP taken for the Largest end
X.,/ Best BREAD ever offered for stile iathis City,at the
corner of Wylie pnd Tunnel streets.
apl9:lv7
4 4 1pc;Illgpt. ft.."
IF lC rlegtist C rett
east sills a - -
- are just opening, at No. 88
and at the new front on MO ?forth
-
.no Diamond, a splendid assortment of nat.
wile Bonnets, Leghorn Hats, Breast-pins, Ear and
Finger Rings, Black and Fancy Silk Craws; with an in
numerable collection of Variety Goods, which can and
Will be sobi at the cheapest prices.
spIitHOGAN & CANTWELL.
Valuable Property' for Sale; of 42 Acres,
§ITUATED 4 of a mile from the Cemetery and
oppo
site the residence of Col. Croghan, presenting a iront
o 1200 feet, containing a new cottage house, whit hall in
centre and 4 rooms, 4.lted. roams and good cellars,
A...tentint house. barn, stables, garden, &c., all under
good fence. This desirable property is suitable for gar
--dening yrarp os e a: or country residences, as sev erat prom
inent and beautiful locations tea easily be Unproved for
: that purpose. Price, 5200 an acre: Terms !may.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
ult2o Smithfield , street:
.
- 10 Is — EAL ESTATE FOIVBCRIP.- For sale, is:valuable
. -11; Lot of 20 feet front on Beaver street, Allegheny, by
117 feet to a 17 feet alley, having a small frame -Cottage
EturellingTfonsc, with other improvements, Price $OOO,
in pitteburgli
,-Gand _Allegheny City and County Scrip, at
pat , - - _
S. CUTHBERTen. Agent,-
Jas, McGuire, -
ITIAILOR, : Th ird 'arra, near Wood, respectfully informs
• 1. his easterners and the public that:he hessian receii-1
-ed from the* East a wellucleated-aieortMe at of SPRING'
GOOPS. t :which he will make to order in the best manner,
checrp',„tpr Oath. - pa,l3
. . .
_ - `~~„
rpo Hov&E,ITEEPffts Asaintest,:lottratawCtrns6—kbef
-Al subscriber baY reeeivetPlaid COW on 'blind, a large
assoitnent 'Housekeeping Goatiii; ccia*rising . itttpartr
Cotton Bite'etings;' , -
Burt aley . • : -
I'lll6n :case Linea,- and Auslin
MarAcilles QutltY t Blankets , • ,
and embroidered 'l'slite Corers,
, - Windaor , DraperY; ; lltirkey
-.Ball - Windsor,HullandO.ation Table - Cloths; '
'Damask Table: Linen;all widths- -
. .
Napkin's, •Doilies, Diaper (hash, ice.,lec.;whielr will
.
be sold , at lowest prices; at' ,
' • - 1-1.013:1‘.11.T1-.1031PSON't%,
inar2o'- , 110•Warket doors. from Liberty.
.OGAN & CANTWELC,has.e illstreeCiVed2l/I . NO.
-H - ea Market street; na-tatrivedledseleetion.oF. , —,
Betal Retieuleran&Pentes : • ====. ;
Pane and Combs ' •
Chini=s3elst-Aceertie.ona&e. I' .=
inar^34 , -:110GAN-A. CANTWELL. -
• New' Goons% nt 'Number Ileittrrntne '
coatts rOtTifill 'AND , td.nes - nVirritEETS . ; 411T631191111
G . REAT BARGAINS I=-The' sultscriberehan Just. re.
-- turned fronitheEastern Cities, and ts new - receiving
a very extensiveasSortment ef FANCY -AND STAPLE
Dlrr . GOODS, adapted to .the . present season,and-em•
br "tdaga stock for richness end variety not surptunedb'yi .
at.v establishment in the , West.- - P
DRESS GOODS! ,:
Very glossy black Sakai. ieravatsand Cellars; . .•
•
Handsome drees - do.. ;Black love Veils and Ildkfs.;-
Rich changeable do , Vaccine:maul CataltMuslins.:
Rich changeable Satin de•Plaid and striped Munlins;
• Chliies ; • ' • : . filandioine Ribbons; -
'Mode arid high,coPd French•Gloves r llosiery,..ke.p2
Merinos - ICloths for Cloaks;
Mode and high cold MuslinlTerkeri Shawls ;
de.Laines; ' ••• • ;Cashmere do.
Newatyle muslin deLeines;Tlairr Thibet : Shawls,' silk
Saun striped eashmerem 1., cringe r •
Fancy do. do.. tPlack - Thibet . ShuWitit do.do•
Black and colored Altracent.Blick do. do.
Plaid Ginghanasiltrlght citt!Silk - do. do.
Mrs; • . Fineßrochte. . do.
_New, style Visettest . - Cloth do.
Gala Plaids , bright colors . ;' Plaid, Long • so.
California Plaids; ... I Low-Priced- do.
Blackßornbatines;_ • Plaid; Cloakings.
,CALICOES—.-GREAT REPUCTION
His stock of Calicoes Livery large; it has been se
lected with much , cans.—With •• particular reference to
fastness of. coloring, dairtbility fabric,' and beauty of
design. These goods are lower than they have ever
been before, and. are •worthy, the particular attention . of
purchasers:; -
The besfealicees for Cia.iver offered ; .
Double purple Calieoes,Englisit,lq cents;..
• Oil Oktioti
_British Chintzes ; ,
ew
N style Merrimack Calicoes;
Blue and Orange do.
Furniture
•CLIBAY DRESS GOODS, .
,
4 large lot of .low priced Muslin de Lam e s , of the low
price -of 121 Cents per yard.
Also, Black Alpacas for 121 Ms. per yard. Very good
and very handsome dark and bright colored Plaid Ging
ham', for 121 cents, warranted fast colors.
DOMESTIC AND. STAPLE Goops.
- Bleached Muslins, 61 to 12; . '
• Yard wide Unbleached, 61104; '
Bed. Tickings. very cheap;
Casinetts, Drillings, Kentucky : Jeans;
Checks i lgiaings;Plaid Linsey
Domestic Ginglutoss, Mariners' Shillings;
Colored Cambnes ; • '
Flannels,lower than over - offered ;
Canien Plangent.
LINEN GOODS:
Irisli Linens, Linen Lawns
Damask Table Linen;
Do. do.: cloths; •
:Russia Sheeting;,
•
Linen Drilling,_Ciasit.
BLANKETS!: BLANKETS!
- -
..large stock of Blankets, from coarse to very fine,
also Blue and Drab Blankets, fine and .very fine, for
Overcoats.
GOODS FOR OMiITt.i.FMMNI.
Pine and superdne French and English Cloths and Oa,-
simeres; Over-coatings.; Silk land Linen Pocket Hand
kerchiefs and Cravats; Cleves; Suspenders; Silk and
Merino Under Garments ; Merino and Cotton Half Hose,
etc., etc.
• The suliscriberhavingt made extraordinary prepare
tions for the Fall and' Winter trade', end having purchas
ed his Goods under the advantage of markets! unusually
depressed,. can confidently - promise his customers
best bargamerhe has ever been Mile to offer. " • '
Customers of die house ned purchasers generally, are
'malet tinily invited to call: (nov2o) PHILIP Roil.g.
New Sing
:Goats t
Nra 65, MARKET STR pr EET, betweens Fourth street
, and the Diamono. Foreign and .Doatcstio- Dry,
'Goods.. The subscriber has just received his first supply
of Fancy and staple. Dry Goods. adapted to the Scums
Sales, consisting : in part of the col to oung
4-4 English Lawns. only !di cis., k'rench Organdy
Lawns; Id} cts., 4-4 lilac Itlerirnac Prints, ra cut., 44
Double Purple Prints, 1.21. etc., Drab Nous de Lain. 121
els., French Dress Giughants,l2l eta. 4.4 Brown Man
lius, front lit° 8 cia,l3lcrtched alu sliaa,3l ets.,4-4 Blench..
ed Muslims, Of t 0,124. Prints; Itterlmse Patterns, 6}
eta., 2.l,Mountlng Fr. qingbanis, 12} cla.,'Freneb IVork
Collari,l4 cts.
. ' LADIES' DRESS GOODS: •
.
Brocade Chau:whoa:olu., Iltenha Figare.i Silts, Chu
aielion ti
San i3bien, \Vide Wide
litaeli'Gre. de Mane Silks, Hind
iPAriaorir Madan - en E.itnries. Wide'Btack
atarnitle.Silks, Pinis Printed Lower, .1-laglish Printed
Lawns. Preach Dress Girt3irnair, Embroidered Swiss
Aturdieri, Yetis PrinttilliaoW; latinz, Pliiiill3era
p9,•Cinunelian Mid" GreaiOnes, Plaid Litwin Luscrea,
Freneh GW-gandy Lawns.- . •
VARIkrrY GOODS
Pita -, style llonriet Ribbons, Ladiee* Cravats. Revere
Bardeted'Linen Cambric lianilkesehiehx, French NVork
Mlles and Collura. Mack suil•Colored Kid Waves. Li.le
Thread and f.hlk Gdaves - ,, Alphivir- and Worsted Mitts,
Fllatk dna duennett and
Thread Edgings and Inserrinpi, White and Mack Silk
tiose„Cailtinere, al/11 White Cotton
!lase, hall Mack and I%'hite. Silk Dern% Veils.
• SIIAWLS: •
Embroidered White Co=timere -and Crape Shawls,
Pink Land Slack Silk Shawls, Block and Colored Moos
de Lain' Shawls, Satin. - Plaid Llerage Shawls, French
Cashmere Shawle. and Plain and Embroidered Black and
Colored Silk Fringe Thibbet Shawls.' •
_ , tIONSEStIC:eIND,,STAPLE
' Darns& Table-Llnent aid *Fnble Donut* &ri
per and Crash Irish Linen and Idnen Lnwns, Bleached
and Brown blintlin, Casinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
Ticking, Doroesrie- Gingham,- Colored Clutibries Jed
White and YelloW Flannels,. Welsh Flannels, eanton
Flannels, Brown, Bleached and Colored Drillints,
' GENTLFAIEYS GOODS:
French and English, Blue,' Black and Brown Moths;
Black and Fancy French Casslmcres: New Style Fancy
Vestings and Cravats '
* under Shirts and Drawers;
Linen Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs, and a tine
Ronnie= of G loves, Hosiery nod Suspenders.
PARASOLS AND PARASOLETTS:
I hare jun received a Splenaid assortme ni o
Style - Plain and Fancy Silk Fringe Parasols, Pnr
and Sun -Shades.
. The above Goods have all been parehaced at the low
eat cash prices, and will be sold Wholesale and Retalt,at
each rates aS cannot fail to please all who wish to buy
good Goods at low prices,,..
AtiVabar. ttionnls.
rnar23 , 1110. 65adrirket it, Pittsburgh.
GOLD! GOLD
- - -
HOP.E.C4OTIIING-RDIPORIOI4.
HJ. .ROGERS respectfully informs his friends and
• the public that he his opened hi. new Ctoriuso
Swim, N0:27, Market street; between Front and Second,
where he will keep constantly on hand a large and supe
rior assortment of clothing, suitable forthe present season.
Having just returned trom Me East with a new and
splendid assernment of ,Cloths f Cassimeres and Veiling*,
of the most desirable patterns, which will be made up
an the shorten noire and in the most fashionable style,
an the one price cash system; as low as can be had at
any other establishment in Pittsburgh.
Don't forget the place, but call at the CLOTHING
EMPORIUM, No. 27 Market st., Pittsburgh. teir2l;3m
Terrible lierolutiontare Triumphant!
OGAN Ec CANTWELL; (sign of the *.*,) No, 86
11 Market street, would respectfully beg leave to cull
the attention of the public to their new stock of Goods,
just eceived and opening from manufacturers and im
porters, of which they feel confident that price and qual
ity will give entire satisfaction, as our motto is—" Quick.
Sales and Smait_Prgfits.a •
Our stock consists, panty, of the following artieles,yird
Ladies' and-Gentlemen's Breast Pins, late styles; Guard
and;VesiChahis; Bracelets, Clasps and. Lockets; Fine
ge r and Ear Binge; Pencils and Pens; Slides and Studs;
steel-Buckles, for .Ladies' Hem/ Dresses; Mtulalon's
Card Cases, shell, pearl and velvet ; Coral Beads ; Ala
baster.Boke fine Rosewood and Ebony Shaving Cases,
furnished ; Saver Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all kinds;
German. Silver Spoons, all - kinds; Silk Steel Bead Bags
and Purses; Cotton...oos and Purses; Hair, Tooth, Nail
and Cloth Brushes; Accordeons, Flutes and
Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors; Globes and Paper
Holders , Shell, Dress and Side Combiy latest styles;
Chide .Vases, Fruit Baskets, Agate and Glass Vases,
Mugs, and Cologne . Bottles; Tables Chessman and.
Backgammon Boards•, Silk Tapestry; Brussels and In
grain Carpet Bags; Willow, Market and Side Baskets;
Chairs,lVagons, Cradles, &a., &c., with a large anon
mein of Toys and Fancy Articles, teo numerous to men.
(septa
nriness Card.
71" WANTS AS TrELL ASMONOPOLIES
so MUST prtio -
NYRICH feat will be pre- -
Feshiolusb!e
Eit. harlee B." '
.-1450 r-
..aIIST FALL:
.. en by calling at Meth:frees
-.koring Establishment,Tbird street,
Smen. profits and quick sees. .
(ARIKTY Fresh and good.
CcrsursrmioN: Very far in the background.
'My old enstomers,.and ell others , are respectfully in
• Trued that lum waning for them, . McGV/ELE,
. oce29 Tailor. St. Charles.
..~arrY
80:000 SCRIP • WANTED —ln exchange for.
77 Gold Watches ;
110 Silver assorted Watches;
59 dozen Razors, assorted
'.:350 " Gloves, kid, silk, lisle thread and cotton ;
150 ' Stockings, assorted ;
• 100 " ' Gum Suspenders;
175 Freich Accordeons ;
350 Silk Parasols ;
400 'Umbrellas ;
50 Ds:Sewing ;
'215 doi.TanktisSatted; • .
1200 " ' Spool Thread; assorted
75 qr. gross Pearl Buttons;
100 gross tasting, assorted;' .
'4OO " Hooks aid By es; •
'6O Basket Wagons;' • .
With large assortment of. Jewelry. and Fancy Goods,
French Baskets; Steel and Silk Bags, Silk Purses, Steel
Beads, Pocket'Booke, , Fancy Soaps, new style Vases,
very fine; Seissois, Pen Knives; re large assortmentof
Combs of every:description With alarge stock of Trim
mings.. 'lke undersigned -willitehappy, to accommodate
Lis friencs and the public with-any thing in his line for
Allegheny City, Allegheny County. and Pittsburgh City
Scrip—equal portions of each—at 67 Market street.
ap2l. ZP,BULON KINZEY.
CIOTTONNA.R.N—po,ocro, 4asorted numbers;
NJ. • 1.50 fialesliatting;
20. InCaudle \Yip ;
cotirpe for naleitry , •
• ' • - • i RIIES;IIIA.TTHEWS ts;CO.,
mays No. 2J {pater street:
MS2IIE!!!M
Till: TRANSPORTATION Or SIMOIST TO AND STOW'
PITTSRU.IitiIAt• PHILADELP.I.IfI,., -BALTIMORE
ISSILW YORK, BOSTON, &c. --..-
T.H . OnAg'I.ICiRI3I"DGE, TAAFFII&AYCONDZI:j;
inliaddidda. s — j Pittsburgh. • ,
Tlll . B ohlostablished being-doWinfull opera . tion; .
the proprielorinte. preparetti.with theiinsual eten ,-
liv e arrangements, to forward metchandize, produce,",
dlc.; tiirlhillfortf the' above ports, on.libe rat terms, %vita
-the regularity, dispatch' and -safety, peen - lint 'lO - their
mode of iransportoliou, so obvious when transhipment'
pa the, Way is ¢voided a + i t 4 ' . 4-
All consignments bi,and for dust:tro Toccata, c harges
paid,"andforWarded. in any. rcipAred directions, free-,of
charge for, com mission , adYnnOlog' or-gtorage'
No interest , directly or indirectly, in stearribMita,
All communications PrPrOP:Jrattrndofl.td, oa 4Pl).hert
..
aorefo he. following ,i.,tiozdA's7itiortrirocM
Oa Market strect.:PhiTattclphia.
TAAPFt /c - O'PONNPR, -
Crinailkislii; Pittsburgh.
O'CONNOR Ac
North at, Baltimore.
549 Elega
.„
e rchanVaViiinpportation Line,
PENNSYLVANIA-CANAL'AND , RAIL: ROADS,
.70 PITILADEV:III4 AND tALTIMORE. , i
MK Canals and 'Rail Roads being - now open . , dialrEti
good ordet,we are prepared to forward all hindll-Orirprf,
-chandize- und• produce to Philudelphia-and
with promptness and derpatch, and. on as good terms as
any other Line. - C. A. AIcANULTY & Co.
' ' Canal Basin,Denn envoy-Pittsburgh. -
Aossrs.—CHARLES RAYNOR, Philadelphia,
. ROSE AIORPILLIc Co., Baltimore. frorl7
MIMI 1849..
Merchant , . Way,Freight
,Ltne,
..,rohnstoten, IloWdaysbitrgh, and
. all
•
intermediate 14accs. -
Tars Line %via continue to carry all Way Goofts with -
their usual dispatch, and at fair rates of freight.
Aoimrs—C. A. IticANULTY Ar.., Co., Pittsburgh. •
D. E. WAKEFIFLD, Johnstovra•
3011 N ATlLLER,'Bollida3,liburgh."
SzYnnmters—James Jordon, Sniith St... Sinclair, Dr. T.
Shcienbarger, It, Moore, John Porker , S. P. Von Ilona
horst & Co., Wm. Lehmer & Co., Jae. & Bros.,
Pittsburgh ~John ivory, Suntit,Mulhollan & Say, john .
Graff & Co., Elairsvitle, . marl 7
(Gazette and journal 014 Cony.)
' - affir4] -0- rtIWOIA;
• - . - Pituatiutzglx Portable Boat , Line,
184.9
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at - argain Der r
"asirrernetty AND Ira.= STILE VIII, PITTSBIIBOII, PA., Is the mostpopular of all BOOT and SHOE Es:
, IS/blight/mats to the West. This place , has gained,
~, in 'reputation by its proprietor keeping the .very
bett Boots and Shoes, which are made expressly
to order for this.market, and he -is not satisfied only by
keeping the best:Ey/sorted stink of BOOTS and SHOES
ih the IVestern country, but ho is enabled and deter
mined to sell his 'GOODS lower - then any other house
possibly can, be carve not what facilities they beast of
having for offering great inducements to the public. It
is impossible to set forth all the advantages and facilities
in an advertisement, that the Great Bargain Corner hat
over others Which enables its px,oprietor to -sell Boots
and Shoes of the - very, best qualities and styles - et (mm 10
to 25 per cent , lower than any other store in the city..
The way to test the matter is for all who intend parches-
Mg BOOTS and SHOES to eall.at BATES' GREAT
BARGAIN CORNER, examine the stack and prices, and
all will be satisfied that the Gros:Bargain esentr,Smitft•
)Feld. and ,Fifth a tra u, is the place for the public, one and
all, to get good Boots and Shoes cheap, for each.
dec9
.. I. traTr.s.
WitlV — dijoiSir-741 - Akft7piit sTirAttiolilllsi
THE BIG GOLDEN BEE-RIVE AGAIN-,
Nero Spring and Suntmer Dry Goods noir openinr, at the
Sign eras BIG BEE HIVE, on Marks rarer;
btnreen Tkini and Fourth strteu. -
6
. . .„ Mt L. RUSSELL, No. et Market street, he.
• tWeell Third and Fourth streets, sign of the Big
Golden Bee.-Ilive.has now commenced receiving
a verr large _and splendid stoek of Spring and
Summer DWI GOODS, winch he is enabled to oiler !olds
numerous customers and the public generaily, at priers
far beloW those of any former season. 'These 'Goods.:
hare all herb selected w ith the greatest mire; andwill bo
found to be one of the largest and most !Ipleitdid stocks
of Spring and . Summer Goods ever offered in thin city.—
As many of these Goods have been purchased of the Im
porters, per the latest arrivals from Europe, the substri
tier is confident that ins alga -oder:tu Lis customers the
very newest styles of Lathe* Dress Goods, comprising
English, French, Swiss, Iris/sand Scotch Goods, tog - Mlles
With a full assortment , of American manufacture, and
cheaper than ran be found elsewhere. '
LADIES: DRESS GOODS..
Rich Chtutielcon 'extrernel y.l ow; '
Rich Brocade do. beautiful goods
Rich Uredurlincii,prain aud figurer! i .
Glace Silk, nett goods;
Pauli de Sole, fashionable and late importations ;
Black Aruturea. plaid and tittiried
Brocade Lustrea, ReW
Mohair Chameleon, figured, (eery cheap
Silk TivAree, all co bra ;
Raiz:alines, in gnat variety
Paria dotted Lawn a, for evernEe,' dye!
New sir is rich filourning Lawro ;
Organdie Lawns. n beautiful article; '
lt;aek Clio, de 'throe, all width* and t
iltark Marik.ari or /nog flpirtr,Vell twik r, ,
Paris priated - RaFege n. exir.nacir. low;
P.gtlsprintcd Lareeli. in gnat KrierV.;
;grapes and ercpea a full a , uartrw.nt of color. and
Together with a Intro , Eupply of De Lanteit an nhaarem
gone n% tow las lef , reritot per, yarn. :Areneldiaton trt ttto
above will be. found a benottful Ibb , ortaient of ttloolt.
Cruseel'. 1.31,`.(0r ttbeste. , :t.utnigintiat read eaprtn,
Abto, French worked Caps, Cathica anti c.G. Inlet t
*tyke*. Also. VitAo/21/16.117.1131 own tt+poural ttoba%.
11 . 0 . , 1/ ;Swiss. Mull, Jaconet not LIMA i thotar4
Itilattort; netting Ribbon; Craver! ::Scarf-; ArttOrntb:
Gioveet; Mint', and floAery.
811.11VLS: - -
Grenadine Shawls, platataid figured
Crape tr Chine, do, a new *elicit
Melt' changeable Glace tellaWll, hie/ ,
Mode Eml.i'd Thibc4 do, nzleemeir law •
Mack' Ednli'd Thibtl to very cheap;
Mack Milk do. best quality
Mack Nett' do, low ptiedrti
White Canton Crape 'do. splendid glands;
Chameleon filik do. late isannrunion,
Printed Catirmere do. ' ehearte,a in the eit y ;
White Emb'il Thillet do. a beautiful asuele.
PARASOLS PARASOLS
The Largest, cheapest and best assortment in the Qty.
Parasols from the lowest to the usairt• splendid, rich- and
cosily article, of the -newest styles and colors, can
always he found at the Big Bee-Rise. between Third anti
Fourth sta., No - . MI. [ntar2d) WAL L, RUSSELL,
•
Domestic, and Staple Gooda*Ohcapeat Vat I
LARGE STOCK Or CALICO, from 3 cents to Ili
It t_ Mal per Vent; Bleached and unbleached Muslin',
from 3 cents upward ; - Bed Tiekings and Checks, full
supply of all qualities . and prices; Irish Linens; Table
Damask, Russia and Scotch Diapers• '
Napkin*: Table
Diapers; Credit and. Derwin!, Scotch and Manchester
Gingham*, Sattinetts; Kentucky Jean, and Illue_Drills ;
all of which will be sold off at prices that cannot foil to
please, and without fear of competition.
iig" Remember the Big Bee. Hive, Market slice', be,
tween Third and• Fourth streets--No. 62.
tuartlS L. RUSSELL.
Great Western Saddle, -
HARNESS, TRUNK AND WIIIN MANUFACTORY.
rilliE subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public in general, that he has the
largest mock of the following named oracles, of his own
manufacture. in tins city—Saddles, harness; hunks and
Whips; all of which he will -Warrant to be Made of the
beat material, and by the best mechanics hi Allegheny
county. Being determined to sell his manufactures
somethinglower;than has been heretofore sold in the city,
he would invite persons la heed of the above named or.
ticks, to his .Warehouse, Soo. d 44 Liberty street, oppo
site Seventh. Also, bands madam ordet for machinery
• KERRY.
Steel and Tolle Mernutactory.
fI'IHE subscribers have enlarged their Steel and File
blantifactdry, on the corner of O'llarn.streci and
Spring alley, Fifth Hard, Pittsburgh, by erecting .a con
verting furnace, a melting furnace and a ult hammer.—
Their Steel, now being Of a suPerlor quality, and having
red to fur
en
Files
s e competent p e e ve t ern;
I ) l l e e sc ra it 6 ;4 ° 4l:Tat a w re ilY r aw a par. with
the best imported article - ; and being-detertatned to make
it the interest of all who use Files ; in - anyway, to pup
chase from them, they - will sell their Files at -reduced
prices, for Cash, They will also resat Files, and par.
chase those,which are worn and broken. Public patron
agge is respectfullyinvited, noe7) - J. ANKRIM teCO,
•
' - City Livery Stables.
Aail/4 Tax aubscribere having. purchased from
Charles Coleman Me - above Stables, and in
tending io increase their stock of Hoe.-'
Carriages, Buggies, ecc., would r" -- -
solicit u share of patronage from th•
` , ,ept by the day, week. month
Jails are being erected
conunodation of r" -
feb2l3r"
. ,pectfully
public. BOMB
or year, and additional
, .01 the addend story,.for the tic
-anal Mock
IN retiring from the Lively business, I with pleasure
(from a long acquaintance) recommend my successors to
the patronage of my friends and the publio.
feb23:lw CHARLES COLEMAN.
Hlgelow'a Carriage rt!antiractory,
Diamond alley, , between Wood and Smithfield 'streets.
BIGELOW would . respectfully
inform the public, that at his Factory can
at all tithes bo found a large supply of
Family "Carriagesi - Etarouches, Buggies,
and MI kincls of. Fancy Carriages, - equnt in elegance and
neatness to any found. in. the East. Contracts for any
number of Carriages, Buggies and Wagons, will be
promptly filled. .Alt work.of his own manufacture will
be warranted._
_
. _ . .
Baratta:roue—Col. R. Patterson, R. H.,Pritterson, E. D,
Gazzam,•Esq., Robert Robb, Esq., C. L. Magee, and
Alderman Steel.
. .
. - •Wholettale and
ADDLE, HARNESS AND TR UN ICMANUFACTORY .
ROBERT IL HARTLEY, begs leave to in- •
form his friends and the public generally,
bat hecontlnUes to occupy that largo' etini corn , 1.10.
modious Store Ream, fannerly occupied by Samue a .
estock &,Co.;No. corner of Diamond ,alley and Wood
street, where he keeps a large mid general assortment of
Saddles,•Bridles;Barness, 'Pranks, Carpet Bags, Saddle
litags,Valises,Dalralo Robes, Whips, and all other etti•
tiles in his line. - ,
He also keeps constanay.on, hand,and is , prepared to
furnish to order,. allkindsof Riveted Hose, manuftictured
of the best material, and in a style of workmanship equal
to the eastern manufactured article, and at GO:per cent.
cheaper.
Country/Ifrrehann and Farmers would do well to call
and examine his stock before purehasing elsewhere, us
he is determined to sell first rate articles ut very low
prices. ,
V" Don't forget the 'place, No. SO, corner, of Wood
street and Diamond Alley. •• • • „ ap2o
Buffnm & 00.,
1 - 3 ERB. 'co,t hlerruys.cruazus OF 111.t5trum.;
ATAcrah - aareaparilla, Porter, A.le; Cider, Belot to:
,head and ...PopOlo.lB . lllarket street, and 100 Libe- •
street, corner of Cecil's alley, Pittsburgh. mita :
MI=MMIM
.; ; • - • • New Uorsintterciai Ina. - '''''.l .- ; ---- --
'"EM NW- r'-tottism. 4; c 0,4 .S.,{ - -nua'ttarii•Vattl' u i tiNt',,
' - 81 . Wall tat:, liar : YOrkr)- .' , r' ir -eFlt9 ol * gait! the
.-- ; - i• l'n'TS'lMl'Yllll9sn.'l4lrfriendsthe Genet
. , -..... ,", : public, ihntthey have commenced..B• ~em s '• to."
rot Shipping' and Commun . :in rat ,
~
1 her-with the • art:trill Passenger•buiraw. • ...:
Ir e a L co ti' le - ates'of pail - Inge tram London,.
0
....----L.-'-......
Liverpool e.'Mll'l'r ßubl' a Delfust,Or.ank hart or the
- . •i-- 'if - - and - philidelphin, itit
Old Country to ; ew ork, osion . r
!:,. . .• -. .
thb most reasonable terms. ---f ; ••• '• ' - ii' m d ti ' n 't•
Drafts and Bills of Exekrnige,trorn..f..l to say
:on the Royal ; Bank-of.lreland . and ltd b . rituttlies, and on'
Liverpool. . .." •••
~.; • i'AtierpOol.
The .days Cif Sallinicti - ths Regular Line o f „ , ..... .
_ Packets,. as. b.ied open, arc`, the
and 2flth of every month. . •:. - -,-;•••- • ;:: -d” are:eciiii
184,0h_ , 1 lih., Taui, ntitt ,
class an •
..- These Ships are.allOrthei col:Seat '• ' ee.' The:
manded hr, men riVeluirriCter and expreo...!_,,..a. In
;Cabin iiccorrnottatiiins...are :nil :ill& can' l'a•aur
point cif : splendor and'ecinvenience: They are Ta rn ishe d
isitth,oxerycleseription of Store's of the .It.ectittag; ,Pone;,
, oril be• strictlYolinereo Pot
tintlO-Y. 111112 n-dat t o Of. aailhl • ! ' wan, rtitd..Grarriek;
Packet Ships osertig; Si &hit,'
are vessels of the largest c kiss i S aLa el: rh --osa - -.4„a1 . , r.P- 1 ? '
bring,put their.friendS, Cffllllatieteet
Passage can be scented nulls lowest ral l y . .. - p,i' rp ” '' :
New.Orlenns Line of-Packetts.sail Yrao ,Y. , -•• ; . . ; aso•-;
age or freight, apply as above. or to .•,,,t...,0. /5 • 411 , . 0
,-, .....
, - 'JOSEPH ; SPOJI
.., ,' "-
ttIIttUNI)BNOWDEA','T
decit] t i i ;Ith and Sniitlinehl sts:;Pititibtrg ' -
. „. orne.. „.
!VreetthiGelekeral JECnilgratiOnOntee• '
4,7, 7 REMITTANCES andrassage to and
5 .4 from-Great Britain and Ireland r by W.
tc - 5. T. Tapseett, 75 'South st.ictrrnor.
of NaidedLane N.Y., and 90 Rater
nod Rood, Liverpool. - - . ' ' • '
The subscribers,- having secepted , tbe Agencymf the .
anoveHouse,: am how prepared to make , arrangements
on the 'most liberal terms with those desirous of paying
the - passage of_thnicfriends fr om the,Gld Country; and
they flatterlhemselves 'their char:Mier =atoll& B ittnding
husineinf will give amPle assurance tbitt all their. ht. -
ran,oementa will be carried out- faithhilly.
'Messrs. W. E Jr, T.Tepecottarelongandfavorably
known for the superior class, aecommod anon, and sailing
,gtuditieit of their Packet Ships.. The QUEEN GP THE
'SHERIDAN, GARRICK, EOT.TINGUERI,
ROSCIus,
leave eachr4paVrraPinon°t°hl4y—f•liarelMSlDNeD°w.NNoSr'ktte°2flswthi-tutedh;
26th, and from Liverpool the'6th audlltb; in 'additionto'
which theY have arrangements withMC George - and'
Union Linea of Liverpool Packets, to insuroa'departnre'
(tam Liverpool every five days, being the? determined .
that. their facilities shall keep pace with thetrincreasing
patronage: while Mr. .W. Tapacou'a constant personal.
superintendence of the.business in Liverpool is an addi
tional security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly. attended to.
The, subscribers be as usual, extensively engaged
in the. Transportation Buing,
siness between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Calm', are thereby enabled to.take charge of
end forward passengers immediately on their landing,
without - a chance of disappointment or delay; aad are,'
therefore, prepared to contract for passagefrom any sea
port in Great Britain or Ireland to this city, the nature of
the business they are ungaged in giving them facilities
for carrying 'passengers so tar inland not otherwise at]
tailmble; and will, if - n e cessary, forward passe ers fur
-1 titer West by the best mode. of conveyance, wi thout any
additional charges for.. their trouble._ :Where .persons
sent for decline coming'Out, theamount paid for passage
will be refunded in (oil. -
REritiTTANCEs
The subscribers are alsoprepared to . give' drafts et
sight. for any amount, paYaltle at Me principal'cities and
townsin England ; lreland, Scotland and Wales; thanat
fording a safe and expeditions mode of remitting loads'
to, those countries, which persons regnitine,sriCh facili
ties wilt,find it to their interest to avail themselves of.
Application Why letter , postitaid/ will promptly'at
teacd to. • TA.AFFE do O'CONNOR,
Forrrattlittgand,ConniudattiOn Merchants,
map27-il&w-ly • .1%11.6.1104MM.
yid&1%.532391.11 ILEMITTA:CCE
"LTARNDEN & CO. continue to bring out persona from
11. any part of Engltuad, Ireland, fidt- Mott or Wales,
upon themes: - liberal terms, with their usual punctuality,
and attention la- the weenie( emigrants. We do not al.
low our Passengers to be robbed by the swindling setunps
that infest the ara.ports, as we take charge of them the
moment they report themselves, and see totheir well-be
ing, and despatch them without any detention by the first
shps. 'tVo say this fearlessly, as we defy any of oar
passengers. to .tOoto that they were detained forty-eight
boon by os In Liverpool, %chili* thoasandsof others were
detained months until they could be sent in -.SOME cad
craft. at a cheap rate, erluett. too fintluent/Y proved
crams.
„
We intend to perform our 00tItTOCIS hOTIOrabIS,
10444 it may, and not act noway the cue last season with.
other codices, who either performed not at alt, or when it
suited their convenience.
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any tom from .1.1 to
LI,Pou payable at any of the Provincial "tanks in Ire
land. tutgland, Scotland and.%Valet.
'
The Peculate' Fire Ineuratice. COinpoing
nr_rAiLALRL4/rtY.-
.DIRECTOIIII, , .
Enneker; George. W. Eiehtir4s,:
The Ham Ariirdsteal II Lewis,
Tobias wunntr,. Adotptil C. Boric,
Ctititinet Grunt,
.Diwiti S. Browste,
jarol,lt. slnito. Motet, Patterson.
w..n.vieNtat t ,
: .
t.`itss. G Ilsentsta. Cieerttary.
1,17.1" - Contittue to male, lasuranee, perpetual or bruited,
on every detterirotonio - property in town and country.
. The Vomitus* Itavit i?•trrys•tt 0. large Cuntingeto_Fund,
wlti , h, with their earnitti and Proud - lane, safely invented,
lifrOM RtllPk protection to tit , asiured
The lts-eis of rho iN , Dirtaity...on.Jittuittri-111,46U. as
ohnsiptd aggrllitriF to an art A• 9 tilrflitlirq %PEW an fal
-11."Eog - t --- :•• - - • 40,047.1 u 41
Beal 844.64 i. •••• • • ...... ~ • . •• • 01, 7' 2 • 6.3
Temporary'Loans ..... .gapof
sivis,49ot
°lnes:ll,6lr ineorPorits,in, a period of 19 yearselheY
have paid upwards 0r Ons Malian .r4.4..,litirdr:td- Thou-
Jwid Paticru, lusste by f Lre, thereby atfording . .evidence
of the ruttish! a Kis of it, surance, as welt nit the ability and
diepoettirui.to meet witliprocurstacas, all tiabitiltei.
.1. GARDINER COFFIN', Agent'
OltcoN. E. earner Wood and ;td its
Fire an. Marino Ismistrialscas
rirtflE: insurance Company or- Nortif:Arnertraiof
delphis.through its duly authorized 4gstit, the, sub.;
scriber. offers to make pertain:tent and' Unwed insuranci
oa properti, iti this airy• and its tricinitr,aull on shipments
by the canal and rivers,
DIIIECTDRS
Anbur O. Coffin, Errol. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henri Charles Tayirm,
Samuel W .Jones, Samuel W. Smith,
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A. Brown, Jacob-hl. Thomas,
Jolm White, John R. Net.'
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood,
Welsli. Henry D. Sherrard, Sec'y.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
Sours; having been chartered in 1704. illie/aTier Is Per
petual, and from its high standing, long experience, anb.
pie means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
ehametr r, it may be considered as oaring ample ocean•
ty to the public. ' VOILLIAhI P. JONES.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co., Water and
Front AIA., Pittsburgh ' ' may4y
rimv. subscribers having removed from N 0.170 to Nos.
1.72 and 17.4 Liberty street, offer •for.sale Goods, - as
follows, in store and 'now - landing, :
WO bags prime Rio Coilee, " new crop;"
40 ` 4 . Old Government-y.lra Cates ;
140 Mids. prime New Orleans Sugar; . -
520 Ws. Plantation Molasses; -
100 " St. James Sugar-house Molasses
100 hf.. ch. Young. Hy son Tea ; •
40 •• ." Gunpowder and Im perial-Tea; new
40 " Chalon Powchong " crop.
70 catty boxes Y. • H. and Gunpowder Tea;
100 bags white Brazil Sugar;
00 boxes white Havana Sugar;
40 bags Pepper;
tX) " Allspice •,
100 boxes Muslard. in t and lb. cans;
100 " Malaga Bunch Raisins i •••
30 "
lOhL" if
50 qr." "
al casks Zama Cerra/n/4
10 bales cy Abnd
100 boxes Si
Ric il hmond no To!'
50 baskets Bordes ^
200 bbls.
anent);
and Marseilles ISAve Oil;
all hf: bbls. No. 3 large, Mackerel;
_..rreis Honey;
i5OO lbs. Cheese ;
2000 galls. Winter and Spring Sperm Oil;
1000 " Bleached North-west Whale Oil ; '
1000 " Crude
300,000 Cruz & Sons' cup's Principe Cigars ;
30,000 Havana Segars ;
20 half pipes Cognac Brandy, of yarious vintages;
2 puncheons Jamaica Spirits;
. 3 pipes Holland Ohs;
20 qr. casks sup. Tenerife Wine ;
10 " MadeirdWine ;
21) `. Lisbon •
40 " Oporto 0
5U " - Sweet Malaga Wine ;
15 Indian barrels
151ilids. Claret;
20 qt. caskallaut Sauterne;.-
40 cases sup'r Bordeaux Claret ;
30 caskets ChnrupagneWine; ' •
2 doz. sup'r Stomach Bitters ; • •
•MO bbls. pare Rye Whiskey front 1-to 5 years c Id.
spit MILL ER-lb RICKETSON.
ROGERS &- OBEY
eIIOARS,-CIGARS, CIGARS--Four eases, containing:
V/11000 St. Yam Principe Cigars; .
'• 0000Harrati lmp'd do do
4000 de la Cruz Cuba do . do
39.40 La Norma Hay. Regrdia do - •
4000 Pernera Ilav , a do do
3000• La Luna do do • •
00000 La Minerva do
Just received and tor sale by JOSHUA RHODES,
'irp2l' • • - No. .O Wood streeL
fIONSIiaIPTION seizes more victims than any other
diseitie in Oar country: The young, - the , old, the
beaUtiful and gay, are all alike subject•to Its invidious
ravages, and many d hectic cheek has been auPPotikd
bloom with the glow of hearth,,i'llid. every case
nines in a cold and a cough—perhaps unworthy
of attention nt best--and only met with remedies When
too late. Watch the first syniptotria with Jealons cafe,
and make immediate ace of theeough.Balsainß:A.•
Fulmestock & whigh . Will certainly'elfecklie further
.progress, and, restore the inflamed organs to a beautiful
, •
action.
. . . . ,
For sale by B. A. FAIINESTOCI ZG . Co.,corrter
and Wood sts.i also, corner oth and Wood. 'dem
rpott Brick liouse; and I,Ot of -le foot frOld
on Clay alley by 00 deep towards'Wylic street,near.
to Wabliiugtpnatrett. 17te ;House its wait arranked and
in good repair. Prlce,'SlPoo--S4OO in hand;s/00 - Bt one
year, 5200 at two years, Seal) irithree Yeeni,"brlooo . in
Scrip in hand. This ptoporty is rented mina.' -
CUTEIBERT, Gen,Agent,;.
Smithfield stied.
4``,l -4•6`040.AA-U%--,' 's i tg , rts - x 2 :217, , . ,-- 4 - 64.
iliiEL
UAREDEN Co.ll
JOSHUA! ROB SON,
F.aropean and General Agent,
MTh street, one door helots+ Wood at.
Jnsnrante taniimuits.
in layer/.;
EITSMIC
ME
"` `rugs iuth Jft btD ng9
," DI.EABES. ,Dr:Bmicrl, NO.
fin Diamond Ailey, con be all
7 MOS ofapritate or deticulendtureinciden ts
k'to the human frame
/.
Sy Hanna Syphilitiaruplioni;gonorrlicea
14tc, 4 ;.,, and its consequences, together with all re-
Iltreatduremer, irnpuritien ofihe 1;10;34, Trial alldiseases of
cenereatorigin,skui dtseasesiwithstrietures,gleei,ureqtra'
-discharges, seminal weakness and impoteney; also, piles,
rheumatism, female Weakness, diseases of , the womb,
monthly suppressions, diseases ,of ihe joints, fistula In
ono, nervous affections, pams in the Neck and loins irri
tations of the neck of the. bladde and kidneys., scorbutic
eruptions, tatter, ringworm, mereuriordiseruies, &c.
TWELVE YEA' BB' PRACTIOEi •
Exclusiiely devoted to theotudy and treatment of vene
real disorders, and anise )irtsiajf" twill, youthful excesses'
gaiety, climate, or iinputitiesof this blood, whereby the
consutuiton may have been enfehbled,enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of speedy relief:to all;who may place
themselves wider his care.
Dr. Brown's offices tire coriienientlyarranged into set
mate apartments, Patients eon, visit Dr. B. without fear
of exposuin to other visitors. ` •
'lt is of importance to' many persons in need of medical
aid, to obtain good advice privately and Promptly. To all
such, Dr. Brown's ready skill In xemoving . e'enercol dia.
i
eqses, n their varloirs forms midstage,s otters inducements
'which can fuel yba eqUislled. .Strtitig g erre.berel'Y aAI
prised • that Df.' Brdwn his been re arty educated in
even' branch of medicine,. and for the ast tWelve.yearb
codßirellaidseltexillfaiveTrio 'ffieTreatmenrortilose
diseases. ." v ... 1 ,
Dr. Brown Is the only regularly educated surgeOttin
Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to dioittroc,
'O3 - Certaiit,sate and speedy cures grill, iii all CASell,bCf
- Recent cases are relieved in a el:tenth:oe, witliout Liter
ruptionfromlnulinests.
Mr . llernia or lupture.--Dr.• Brown also invites per.
sons afflicted -with Hernial.* call., p artieuf
lir attention to that disease. - - • '
Letters from a diStanee, asking ndvict, inust contain
fee, or they Will not be attended ' •
1310'01fice on Diamond- Alley, a fevedoori fromWood'
street, towards the market. "Consdhatioris strietlz conb:
EIJAIATIShI..7-Dr.•Brvelys pawky, discovered sew
R
edy for Itheaniatiimi it t Spee4-atldaetlalaremedy.
(or that Itnever , -
Office and Private"Cansuliation R00M0M0.:60 , 14 -
ratmoi alley, Pittsbargly . Pa. The retetor,•*a • always at
home , . hutlB-ilatotf---
Dail la Illogtcsa eil l2 l , 4l“4gaßtut.
TO THE PU B LIC.--This is to certify that I have found
• lkdlext's Magical Pain
...ExtractorreproverXesse.lar
thy • Chronti. Eheumatiern, -sehiCh- have •. beemfartlictelf
with for ten S ears , in sny.htfloints.,„ • • .
Aegnadraniiik; N. Y:, April 8,1348. . , • - • - „
Mx. N. Detsaiv—Ser: I. bava,been troribled with the
Piles for eight itionthic r and 'teak( get no -.War
Magical Pam Extraator having been xecommeadidlo
me, I applied it but twice, obtained instant relief, Wad ire
a abort time was perfectly-cured l Could 1 not get any
more olif,. in l Would-not take-a hundred dollars Uri - the
. balance of y box. • -- WILLIAM HALL.
117 North - Moore street,Wcw York, June 191847.
CAUTION.—DaI ey's only' Depot in the city of New
Yorkand :where the genuine article can he obtained,
wholesale an . dyetail, is at 413 Broadway. . ,• -•••'••
H. DALLILT IS the, inventor of this trulyartialuilila cam
pound, and he mere?. has, and never wUlCOMmtillicatelhe
secret of Us preparation to any mut and, there:
fore . ; no other person ever has madayer,ever can make. a
Counterfeits abound! Every truly Valuable article is
subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and'int
posters; and nothing., that we know of, has moraezten
stvely experienced that tout than Dailey's Magical
.A.Tass—Thogennine Dam, in casts of the severest
.80 " ,8 7 Scalds, afford ijuirifterelie4;andproduce at onee a 'cooling and stiothingeffect—extractiog'
pain in - and (Mtn one tO fifteen niinutes!' , bat be sure; al,'
ways, apply it on littiminever on cottonOlatk: • - -
Asti now mark the cfifferenerl7-CounteffettSgtractors,
no matter under white name they marappe arior bow ap
plied, almagsirrira• u and increase thepots t
Pamphlets, containing ce rtific ates of cures, may be had
gratis, on application to . JOHN hn3RGAN,.
rata% Depots Pittsburgh.
DIL Ziort,A gent
DaGay's Animal Galvanic Cure.Ati,
For Horses, Cattle, Ecc.', cures spavin, quittor, grease.
galls and braises., Pamphlets containing
certificates of respectable parties luny bo bad on appli
cation to - JO HN' r . MORGAN(
octlELe - Agent, Pittsburgh.
Jaynes , . rurally Bleallarnes.
DR. S. S. COOK, Piqua, Ohio, writes, March, Mot
I have - used your Virotifirge, Cat:mu:trio Erdorm,
and Reperteranr, in my . practice, for the lost Wee years
and have beertexceedmgly well Pleased with the . m, and
newer, as yet, to my recollection, failed of. realizing my
fullest expectation ;In their' ClitaliNe, properties. Your
othermetbeines I cannot Speak of from experience; hati
Judgingfrom those I bare used 1 doubt not but that they
chum, and are entitled to all the confidence reposed .in
them, by thoie whit 'heiie used tnem. I. was formerly'
sexy partial to aim Vennifuge, until I .becameacqurun
ted with yours, which'has my decided pruferene to any
other now in use. • • • "
Ressectfully, Ik
yours, e .S. COOK, -
We For sale. m Plttsarrighatth SS.
Pekin Tea Stare, 72
Fourth st. febls
4,11„ eines..--The undersigned, citizens of Fittiburghfflav
ing personalty used Dr. Willard', Oriental Coup. Ma,'
ture;and experienced its bene fi cial effects, dontoatchtelq , "
fully recommend it as safe anCeffectuaL.lit all cases.
Speaking from experience, we bilieVe that it has tip so."
perior; and ' , avoid recommend its awe to all the afflicted:
CRAELES"LEWIS,
Pinsborgh. March 16th 1,14
trrsoid by J. Schoonmaker It Co., JOLnt Hays, James
A. Jones, J. 11. Cassel, John P. Scott, F. L. Snowden, J.
Mohler, Orderiie Snowden., , aptri
LADIES Lite cautioned %venial using Common 'Soma-,
tedChalk They .. gre notate/are botiVightfallritutr,
nous it is to, the skin! bow eiarse,lio*rougb; henwattiogr,'
yellow, and unhealthy the skiaeppearantler pre 7 ,
pared chalk: D r
isideit is hipirbani,bontabaing a large
quantity-of lead! We prepared a beautiful" 'rep
table artiele,-whieh we'call JoneeSpanish Lilly W.lute.
It is perfectly iallOCent, being putified'of all deleterious
qualnimr, and it imparts to the -- skin a natural,' . heulthy,
alabaster, clear, freely white; at the sante time acting . ;
es a cosmetic 00 the skin, making it Soft and smooth. •
Or. James Anderson:Prima - eel Cliendert'OP Missachn
sent, says t "after analysing Jones' Spanish Lilly %Vhlte, .
1 fitiil ii poise:seri the inosibeeutiful and, natural,' and at
the same time inuticent, white 1 ever:law. I.eertalirdy ,
can conscientiously recommend its use to ell whOse skin
req*osbottntifYing , ' Priee2s cents . a box. Directions
—me best way to apply Lilly Whne c ts withilaft leather
or wool—the Nemeth' preferable.
ems arr . or Tram - wort 25 rwara—White 'teeth,
foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
sifter being once` or twice cleaned with Joins!. - 4aber,
Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the most beautiful
ivory, and, at the same tune it is so perfectly .innocent
aadoulnleiteiyflue,that its constant daily use is highly
advrunageous, even to those teeth that are in good eondt.'
non,. giving them a beautiful polish, and preventing . a
premature decay. Those already decayed- it. -prevents
(earn becoming worseit also faste as suer as is bedoming
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately sctute, so id make the breath deliciously sweet..
Price 25 or 371 cents a box. All the above ere sold-only
at s'2C:bath= at., sign of the American Eagle, New York,'
and by the appointed Agents whose "names appear in the
WILL TOD X 4.11 1 ,/, and - get a rich husband, lady /."Your•
face li your (online." Is't 'beautiful, clear, fairti Is it
white? if not,. it can be made so even though it. be 'yel
low, disfigured, !sunburnt, -tanned and freckled. 'Thous . - -
ands have been made thus who have washed once or
twice with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. The effect is
glorious mid magnificent, ....But he sure you get-
- the:gem
me Janet' , Soap, at the sign -of-the American. -
Chaplain-street.
82
alhentical $Ol9,
~ed. That iR cures
..sin, all know._ Sold at
- stzeet Mind, reader,
Sold at ii,.. INOI,IB, Jr.,Pattertion..
of the Big B°e- • 4 t at ., hood of iVood, SinoQTtoi
er
Ring-wonall t 3 alt.thettin; SettiVer t PrPIPf .
Itch; are rotten citted , b¢ -Jonesk Italian
when every • kind of remedy has fa.P
pimples, freckles, and -Clears the
the American . Eagle, Chat , .
this seldom or never
/ - *llNkgt - w• -
‘./
Cr^
HAIR tittriAtil—A matchless arum tor
beaar,y, and restoration of the Hair. This
• .ettel when .ce known, will sapercede all other arti
cles or the kind now in use. Where the hair is dead
harsh, thin, ile.healthy, nor tiimiriggrey, ow applies.
. ; 11 „e_ s es eut t .:e the hair soft and dark, and give it a beau
"tu,t lively appearance; and will• also make it maintain
its "Teitatv es and healthycolor, twice as long as, all the
PrePeratio ns that are generally used. Where the hair is
thin,- or fallen off; it may be restored by using this
Clem.: Every lady and gentleman who is in the habit of
using o its on their hair should at once purchase a bottle of
the Vainest Hair Cream, as it is so composed that It will
not iWare the hair like the, other preramtionsibut
Dear itify H ; end give perfect satisfaction in every ink_
For testimony to its very superior qualities, see the fon
lr.twing letter from the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to Meer's.
- Rendershott & Stretch, Nashville, general agents for the
Southern States: ' •
_ .
Letter oftbe Ree.•R. Caldwell, Paster of the Presbyterian
Church, - Pulaski.
Masa& HErmassinwr & Scurrcits Owertincess-4 take
p.easure in adding my testimony in favor of the excellent
preparcfion called Dr. Parithis Chinese Hair Cream; for,
about two years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, and'
disposed to come' out but having procured a bottle of the.
Cream, and used it according to Use prescription, it is now ,
elastic, soft, and firm to the head. Many balsams and
oils were applied, each leaving my hair in a worse etate
than before. This Cream, however, has met my "Pee"
tattoos. •
AA an article for the toilet : my wife. Oyes it preference
over all others, being delicately perfumed and not dis
pesed to rancidity. The ladies, especially, will find the
Chinese Cream to he a desiderattim in their preparations
for the toilet. ' itexpeOfally, &e. -
R: 'cALDwEaL.
Pulaski, January 7,1847.
OICIP - Sold wholesale and retail, in Pittsburgh, by John
w in ine g gS ta blarket st.,
, aud Joel Moliler,. corner of
Wood . - 1e1541,kw-ly
fIEOFF'S TON - IC AND ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS.
The general properties of these Pills. are. Carmine;
tive, Purgatiiie and 'l'onic.. In the common disorders
arising from imprudence. in diet, itc., such as sickness;
and sourness of the stomach, - heartburn, headachesok.c.,
where a medicine is required, this Preparation-is very,
applicable, for its carrrunativa or soothing effects , give
almost immediate relief, when nausea or sickness exist :
its purgative operation upon the stomach and bowels is
gentle -end ,effectualt and its tonic..properiies „impart
strength to the digestive .organs, thereby enabling these
organs to perform their proper-functions with order and
regularity. The price has been- reduced from 50 to 25
cents a box.
For sole,: mbotesale and retath,by B. 1....F.A.11NEt3-
TOOK . Co., eirrnitx , Front and. Wood and-Sixth- and
Wood stroetty'Agents forTittabargh.. . . -jel.4
. . . „ . ,
. .
A A. MASON CO.;
N o. 60 'Manzi sniiirr .
„hava
I'l.. this day reeeived, per Fast Line, the following
named 'Giiods, viz i—Satur stripe, black and blue black
plain and Ramps; all wind AL:-410 Lam '
em=
broidered , Thibiit Shawls, black,:vvbite and' peitilSilk
Base; span Silk Rose ;•kid,aiik and lisle thread Gloves;
linen, bobbin, cambric and muslin Edgings; lasertin . gs
black silk -lace 'Edgings i--tionnet 'Ribbons ; 'embroidered
maslinLearsi new patterns and rich goods
V *ay? I
;MMI
ME
7.*llisitiltt.oo,
• s. ra. fiIIiANNOII7 " •
Tyv.OCI,D respectfully- annoitabi-iiillib - cilizeris of
that thls
•p nag aftio days. " His unparallellcd sue se ea in the treat
ment of. a' large majoricy ;of - those-diseases which have
ever been regarded as 'neural* by the modern and more
fashionisble practice, has-induced him to send forth this
card to slier afflicted portion of Mankind. He has, Within
the patie. 7 twelve months imparted Instructions to tip.'
wards of HMO Mitre s cif Tennessee, Virginia ; North aud
'South Carolina, Xentuck - y and Indiana ; 'among them'
Physicianscif high standing; and they all bear testimony
of their entire satisfaction. He has also succeeded :ins
giving permanent relief to nearly 34..100 individuals, ample
proof of which ha can adduce. '• •
It is not pretended that the coneentration of the'results
of medical research emanates from one author, forbe be'
ever so vcised in_medical science,be would come far,
far short ,of, so herculean a task. Dr. S. has been en
gaged sineelEfft6iN selecting and purchasing all thepop.
tiler and 'secret tethedie'ss which eontsl . be obtained in
Englatid,.lrclarid,' . E r ennany and the United ' States, from
those persolis who -Wire' eminently successful to canng
some of - the folloarints,diseases, .-
:Rhearnatism,Dys
pepsitt, Slctand Nervous Headache, Pains or Wealmess
in Back or Joints, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Spinal Affec
tions Epilepsy, Toothacbe;Contractions of the Muscles,
Wealfor Inflamed Eyes,.Piles, Asthma, Cancer, Tester,
Foost.Bite, Scrofula, Ulcers, Mercurial Diseases, of long
standing, Female Diseases, General Debility, /cc.-
Forfifft instructions for the cure of all diseases . ono
testing in, or causing. the .derungementssf, the Nervous
System, so that those who. receive instructions can act
with equal efficiency as himself, his charge is only len
.
• Dr. S. is furnished with ; certificates and recommend° ,
dam from the - most inteLliget.and ' r espectable Physi-.
ciana of every place at which he has bad the plensureof
visiting, which he will be pleased to exhibit to : the
spection of any who may desire... . .. ,
The ingredients we are almost exclusively Vegetable, ex
ceedingly anawle, awl within tkiieachaf all.
• Personi nilllcted with 'tint' or the within `named
Die
eaere, would do well to call upen Dr. S., nail not effect
°ally, relieved; no remuneration will be required for his
I Orman. 'His motto is, •No Cure;Ner
Dv.:S. will semain daringlis stay aLlho FIT. CHARLES
lINYPEL, Room No. n apl7
toaacs, , MAC .D4AAL
Land and General' Agene, , Office,
AT TUT CAPITAL Or •ILIAPOIA, CITT , OP. SITUAGPIPLD.
•
To hail-resident Holders J U (nofs innits—ilitadrra
Ellincit.indebtedmss, and, all persona -Mai?. •
- ens ofzturth.q.s ing State Lands with . ,
• Mingle scrip or - bonds: -• • .1 - -' •
THE undersigned would respectfully,inforat the nubile
. that they have eatablished iu this city—.the capital of
thdStiteof Illinois LAND and GENERAL AGM-
C YOFFICE, for the transaction of all business apper
taining therete,within the,limits of the State.
All transactions-relative to the purchnao and said of
lands, examining lands mid reporting their-location, ad
vantages and value, paying taxes, redeeming land sold
for taxes, investigating titles, &c., baying , and selling all
descriptions of Stale indebtedness; this end every other
description Of business attached to a General Land
Agency, on th e most extended-scale, will be promptly
aid faithfully aUended to. . •• .• .
In regard to location, we have many ad v antages over
all other agencies in th ei State, being at the Capital, near
the centre of the State, and at the very
. fountain-head o
all information in relation to matters connected with
lands, taxes, and State indebtedness, through the medium
of the government and executive offices. In addition to
this important advantage, the senior partner, Mr. Ash,
has occupied, for Several years, the position of principal
Clerk in the State Auditor's °dice, and having had charge
of the books and State land department in said office, has
obtained a thorough knowledge on all subjects emu:met
ed with-this agency; and we are, therefore, enabled Mali
limes to give correct and prompt information, much in
advance of any other agency in the State. • Our location
is also important to noteresidents wishing to pay taxer,
as our 'acquaintance with the collectors of the revenue is
such that we can obtain the tax receipts- through the
mail and the mousy paid directly into the State treasm
rY iki T J ' at,e v glet g ot irinsfokrollf r p e e m rso it rs g w f fst g b fO m p ail. o r
chow State lands, that our arrangements areatich, that
we can, at all timeaturnish State bonds, scrip, or Indebt
edness in any amount, and at less rates than any other
office in the State.
In conclusion, we take pride in referring to the char
acter and standing of the gentlemen who have beea kind
enough to penalty's to use their names as and
with k sincere desire to please, backed by fidelity, indtus
try and promptitede in all our business transactional°
merit the confidence of all who may entrust their !mai
-1
nets to our hands. ASH .& DILLER.
Springfield, March 20, 1819.
' • zsviraancits: •
Hon. Daniel Sturgeon, ... . • • at. S. Senate.
lion. James Cooper, ....... •, • do.
Col. Samuel NV. Black, Pittsburgh, Pa.
J. Vogan Diller, ' do. -
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. AdaM Diller. do.
•
Joseph V. Mester,
?desire. Wadsworth & Sheldon, New lorkCity.
klesirs: Hill, McLean & C 0.,. • • •New Orleans.
?Messrs. Govedy & Co., Lonisvilie.
John M. Wymer, Esq., , St. Laois. •
• Junes Calhoun, Esq., Cincinnati.
.His Ex.. Gov. A. C. FreneN- • •SpringfteldillL
Hon. Thomas H. Campbell, on._
Hein. S. H. Treat do.
City Scrip. _
NOTICE TO TIM HOLDIOI3 OP PITOINIVEGII C irri SOW. P--
In conformity with the 51 Section of the Ordinance
of the MTh of April, 1849, directing the undersigned "to
negotiate An CITI • SCRIP, the Bonds and Mortgageaof
individuals held by the City for property sold, amounting
to TAW:PITT-EIGHT TROUSANDDOLLAILS.7 Public
notire is hereby given, that the said obligations will now
be; dispised of for the •Corponsto issues of the Citg of
Yittsburgb l of. the denominations of One, Two and Three
. , . . . • •
Ftirttuiir Notice is hereby given, that City Brut, ds,bear
ing interest [tom the 10 . * day of Apri1,.1849 at too oats-
of 6 per bent. per aruuno,Will at any unto hereaftei be
hunted to the holder of holders of City Scrip, in soma of
One • Hundred Dollars .and onwards, accordion' to this
Pr.aTiaiene of ihe:abcove date. , - S. RAOHNSWN, • '-'
i RqxsC,-? • l „, • . -.- • City Treasures.- :
• . lEllousio and Sign Painting. •
J
D. PITFIELD would respectfully infortn the citizens
.of l'ittaborghand Allegheny that he reaed to
LA p
do all kinds of ORNAMENTAL PADITLISIG, s u ch as
ittilattloit'otArodd' and Stone. An orders 'left with L .
Rusmsoic,Earopdais Agentealll be strictly attended to.
•
GONSTABLVS,
_ASSIGNEES'. and A DMINWYBA
TORS'SALE of Dry Goods. Clethicia,•Faney Arti
cles; Toys,•flardware. Cutlery, Saddlery, - Gobi Watch, •
AICTION, by Catalogue.—Serip watts taken for
schntcritig Peocfn;---.Cornmerterna elf THURSDAY siert;
May 10x/ h at:lO . _ o'cloek inthe ,forencton.• will be, sold,.
withocit reserve; to the highest and best bidder; by order
of !dyers Barker; Constable, and. G; Ruelell W. 11.
Itliskhill, Assignees of T. S.• Waterman ; also T. Wilson,
Administratoriand C. IllintaL Adtninfatrotrir of the late
P. Mime!, dee'd,• the- trey/trate stocks of three Retail
Stores, by . catalogue, to part-cord ecuit •
brics, vestings, balzartnes, &mahouts, cannet.,.pow ;R ty m e
stuff!, , cashumrett, broad-cloths, worsted. plaut, Viconh.
canatmeres,gambroon, Rupp and' cottorit'
'elteckg,,chnsan, e.hint7, and calmoes, splendid •ca:shmere
shawls, black Holland, .summer cassimereg, toons de'
lefties, braidg,gloves, hosiery, leers and edipe . s,:ggps
Naples inks,. a large assortment of Abbe- --• fp s N olte:
alpacag,tuarmos, red donne', Instre:-- a u r ,
assortinefit of, merino shawls, l• - • duattYr
da
lawn. bonnets;.de Dane aud &Mt straw and
a
vats, silk hts, reticule" . cotton shawls, taw era .,
cutlery,. toys, Franc* a.. lot of•clottliagr 4 F:dig - are,
'Ytwellear Ice- - crud •German fancy Sow sts ; also,
and the good.
Au:donee
will be -ree dy o ?. Satur day, nee.- steegos examinationto•tronrow.The
g °A
• nave concluded to lake Scrip fl par for their
IIJ , which will be marked in catalogue., The Coruna
.
~ s gouda will be sold for Ray funds,, - arid the Adminis
trators' for currency. • fdYkatS BARKER, Constable. ,
• - • • • MISK
• -•'•-'•••••.•,• - : ieslasece of TS. Watetan.
-.T. WILSON, • •
..C.AIINTAL, •
• .• fti late •P deed...
•Admiiand Adm X.o [ t e• .
JA.INTESIBOKENNA, Anot
•• • • • MOO - I^cens um , inds.
7. WILLIANIS,No. 12-NOrth Sixth streetiPhiladel
,; phii, Venetian iiiinitand Winditut Shade .lifffnufrio.
niter, (awarded the first and highlist Medals. s t the New
York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibitions; :for the
Superiority of his BLINDS, with confirmed confidence in
his manutheture,) asks the attentitin of purchasers tolls
assortment of 2000 Blindaof narrow and wide slats, with
fancy and plain Triititaings, of new styles and colors.—
Mao, a large and' general assortment of Transparent
Window Shades, all which he will sell at the lowest
cam ilucEtC • • •
Old Blinds painted and - trimmed to look equal to 'new.
Dam.= supplied on liberal terms. - - • •
The citizens of AileghenyConwty. are 'respectfully in
vited to call, before purchasing elsewhere--confulent 'of
pleasing all
117" (Ten gla evening.: - MariMmeod
To Country /Merchants,
HODICINSON would remind yott tbat you can now
1111. secure China, o(ass,-,Quarnstcare, 4.r., at such
prices as never were bereloforeoffered at. -
Remember, 115 Wood street, 3 doors below Mb. intl7
.Notice to t.he
Tsabsoriber informs - the pablie generally, and
J. Honsekeepers'and Retail Grocers-particularly, that
be is discontintdng the Queensware business,.and wiU
sell off his present stock at reduced prices. Those who
wish to obtain China, Qutensware, or Glass, will find this
a rare opportunity for getting such articles as they want,
much cheaper than the usual rates.
Remember the place, CHINA HALL, No. 119-Wood
street, near the Auction '
store. -
P. S. I will dispose ot,my whole introit to any person
wishing to buy it, at a bargain. ' "
.11LTEW DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, Burke's
ings, Fourth strut—Rousat & Annum, Dagnerreo
typists from the Eastern cities, would call theapention. of
the inhabitants of. Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns,
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms to
dm third story of 'Burke , s budding, 4th at.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that
iss pains shall be spared to produce them in.the highest
perfection of the tut. Our instruments are of the most pow
erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures udsurpassed
. for high finish.and truthfulness to nature. The,publie are
golieited to call and examine. ,
, Persons sitting fel:Pictures are neither re g ained or ex
pected to take.them unless , perfect satisfaction se ven .
N. B. Operators will find lids a gruSi depot for stock
.Instructions given in the, il, containing 'the _mor
recent Improvements. jan7
Grave/ Roofing.. , •
T liE Subscribera.respectfully info rm the citizens of
-Pittsburgh and vicinity, that they are now fully to fill orders . for GRAVEL - ROOFING, in a man
ner not to - be Surpassed in this city or elsewhere. From
their experiente beisitiess,. they reel confident that
'they will reader sittisthetion to ell those who mi.y.give
them Work.' The,stmerierity ot Gravel Roofs over any
ether kind4tirtieniarly hi case of fire, is too well known
tint:mire any argument its favor. To those who nre .
Miacquallited with our Work,we begleave to refer them
'to Meisrt . Thomas Liggett, •Sr.; . John.F. Sr.;Perry, 'Rody
Patterson, M. Kane,,Jr , and' others, for whom we have
done .work. Orders thankftilly received and promptly
attended to — We wilt be found on Wylie street, be
iwecn igh and'iunnel street s.
aplli; '.
_•
,MATTHEW.MeGOVERN.
-- ;JOHN SKINNIN. -
IO'CTON; 4 4OO balesjoi sale by . • •
- . • BREY,MATTBENVS.k.
THE OHEAT ,%`:•• NATtIiLE•
hIERICAN OIL,p e • 'tam a - Wallin Kentucky'
13:,•-feet - below the :la - of-the
and infallible 'cure for Sprains, Straine,•Clits, Bruises.
Seolds, Burns, Totter. Eris, Scold: Heal, Coup
Whooping-Cough,. Intim= Sore:-TbreauSore sod *
Inflamed Eyes,Flatalence, leen*. Fever Bores, and • d
Irin*AIIIMATOILY RLIEHMATISM, •
ch yield 4 to Its effects in a surprising manner..
It has never yet: failed whit -Used:abcordingtO &HMI
Lions. Read thefollowing:
Ifiancusarzit,Allegheny co., Pa 411,0
„_••••.'v. , :t. • • • - November IS, I.B4(lNtic • • • -
This is to °HWY, that my wife, Margaret Obriest; • Was • -•
cared of a Rheumatic Complaint of seven years standing. .
by which she was so lame as to be obliged tattle crutch- •
es. •In one-week she was eared by using American?
Oil, and could walk about us astual without her era
JONATHAN. GB
The following iacolzununicuted.hy lly,Wdp•Nashr - ,*le , "
- Jackson's agent forSteuberwille, 0.. • . • • •
A gentleman near ,Steubenville, who hudliot been 'able - 7
to put either of his feet to the gieund for twelie Yeats,
consequence of lameness, by the use of one bottle - wad'
• enabled to walk two. miles to a township election. It is
•,
likewise a sovereign remedy for • ••
•• •
cOnEACTION OF • THIP MUSCLES AND TEN-
The following is communicated by Mr. Wm:Niteh;
Jackson's agent for Steubenville i • • ' •• •
• A lady residing in Steubeaville • the: finger of whose
band was so contracted as to deprive bet of the use of i: •'
' for thirty-five years,was entirely cared by the use of one
bottle of the Oit,•so that she now has the perfect use in •
her hand fully equal to the othei'which had never been
affected. It has also been round to be a safe and iavinci
ble agentin the speedL and certain care of EAFNESS
• •
in all cases not organically incuratle. ,
A Irly,residing iiiiilleghenycitywas eihiernaliy glued
of obstinate deafness, of.years'contintionee,,hy the' ace
of less than one bottle of the Oil, so that she
. suld she
heard better than she had ever done before. • •
,Agentleman well kIIOWd in Pittsburgh, Was - cored of
denEenfor nine yearestanding, by the use Of a
gentility of the Oil. The names end residences. of the ;
lady and gentleman will be given to those who: esire it,
at the office of the advertiser. •' - • ' ' •
• Its properties are highly developed la • the - cettaid and •
•suipnsingly speedy cure of all cases of. ••• ••
CHOLIC, CHAMP; AND SPASMS, • •
Several cases of Cramp Cholic have been, effectually
cared by one dose of the Oil, in the short space of halt
an•hear, when the parties have been agonized
Its curative properties have been remarkablynianifested , '
in the radical cure of
• - DISEASES OF „THE SFIN'E • • •• -
• A lady,"the wife of a planter in Kentucky, was came •
effectually of one of the worst cases 'of diseased
which bud. confined her to her bekfor a considerable
time, in which she could not - turn herself. It is also a
sure - remedy and perfect can for painsiathe small of the
baek; and • .
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. -; .• • • -
Read the following: • ' ' • •••• '
_ _ .
Postionion, ,
; Thiele to certify that I Wei afflicted wi th Dec.
greal2t p l34o. ain in
the em - all of my back and kidneys, which affected me so
mach that could not stand upright_ Hy rubbing sate,.
nally and using half a teaspoonful internally, night and , '
meriting, I was entirely cured. JOHN:RIDDLE; ." •
' • near Warren, Arntstiong co., Pa. • •
Afgentleman of Pittsburgh, afflicted with a violent in •
gammation of the kidneysthe pain of Which caused:
him to faint—was completely cured, in threesdaye, by the
Ilse of the American Oil. • ". •
The qualities of this • -'
• NATURE'S OWN REITEDY • •
is extremely penetrating and anti-inflammatory, cones-
quently is confidently recommended as a sovereign resat
edy wherever inflammation exists, either external or i n
terual. Used immediately after a cat, bruiskor mound,
it will cure and prevent • • • •
GANGRENE AND 'NOR fIPICATION '
It !mei in addition, been fowl a salutary, pleasinft itruri
effective remedy for those :cry unpleasant and ineatere-.
• GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS:
O Price, 50 tents per bottle. • • •
Caution...Ho on Pour Guard..
The surprising excellence and growing popularity
the American Oil, has induced some dishonest pease- 4 4
palm upon the public, miserable imitations nf.tl:,, tru l y
valuable medicine, for the pexpase of dcseivlP 4 , th e un .
wary, and defranding the Proprietor;-•'' •
In order to be sure of obtaining the gev e obese •
the following b e
t •
Ist. See that the nam e " Wm' Jae ) son 29 LibertY 811:
bead of Weed at. t . in printed on the label o f d ie w r appiu
of each bottle, to imitate which is `i- n i ony .
2d. That each bottle apinclosie - J . in a pamphlet contain
tog full directions for use; and also containing
.t for the
the name'
and address of Wm. Jacky on, General Agen
proprietors;rietors; likewise; th e name and address of the pro..
Pluton!, D. Hail & Co., K - entacky. - •- •
3d. Purcha se eIt . LY of the advertised Agents, all tie
whom have a shoe , bill, on which Is printed the names of
the Proprietors and Po , emlAgents—thus D. Huil & Co.,
Proprietors, Rentuct.P f Wm. Jackson, Pittsburgh, PO.,
General Agent for Western Pennsylvania, and part . of,
Ohio and BVestero 'Virginia; and the printers' Armee—.
"Milli' , & ShrYoe4c, Pitteborghprinted at the bottom'•
of said show bill.
4th. Observe—she genuine 'American Oilie of a ark
green COICT, Vrithollt-ally sediment, and its specifier grave- •
tY lighter lieu% water. /he counterfeits 'are mostly of .
bIaCE lighte r
white, like Spirit" or Turpentine,.
said 'oe retired and clarified;- some SeneCaoll--oths.':
ere a r.sixtara of other commotion"; and one n black filthy
lookiog mixture. purporting to come tieing., 'Pittsburgh
and Allegheny Dispensary Co." None. of these coon
triitt.iTcosassother the , virtua or the power of . .the VW .
ID - Sold wholesale and retail hy.i.VliL JACKSON,'
General end Sole Agent for the Proprietor in Weetara
PertrulAvenia, Western Virginia, and Northern ` Ohio;::
and by'lr4 following duly appointed Agents in Allegheny .
' Brown, . Allegheny atty.—.
. JoaathanGhtiest,Mancheeter... ... ...;.„;
.Alexaader Asdale; Wylie street... ; • .*
.1. 11. Jacques, - liinsunglam. -• : • •
WM.& Smith, Tempesanceville.. .
••
IL Stan.,
PAviara Thompson, ilkinsousgs.. •:•:!:: • • ..;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty. • • :
H. Z. Mitchel], WiLkinsbargh.....
....;
Thonins Atkin , Shorpeliargh..- • • ••• • •
' H. Rowland & Son.lll'Keesport.. ' ; •
John Black, Turtle Creek.
. • — hlTldowny a lizikeritciwie - . • inton. ..•!•;'
.4aisieihr ee, Stip:esteem-a- .
.• ; • •
Riley hl'Latighlin, PlanstovnittP;: . •
•.".. • : :
: •L F alcon , Tarenon. ...; ;
Jeremiah 'Fleming, Lawler ••. • •
• ...Rohert Ardal.
15klawaris
[aps . 3m
Coad.Papatentgratl-
.
AND PATEN" 'nutted CI istvlantan atterY
MIOR ~ 11truileAL-ror. - INSULATED POLES,'
.L - instrument or J OTHIM ruarasas.—This lathe may
hi this Conn t ry . e , the kind that has ever been, presented
only On e ever .r Europe for medical purposes, and isthe
can be ecor' Knowu to man ; by which the galVanie thud
ci any pa , . eyed to the human eye, the tur f the.britirkor.
it ;SOP rt of the body,either externally or internally.;
per.tir .nite, gentle streara,withoutshocks or pain,7widl
9r, at safety—and often with the happiest effects.
- :els ;important appamtusis.now_highly approved of
.y many of the most eminent physicitkits of this coutitry
and airope, to whom the afflicted and others whom it
may concern can be referred.;. Reference will also. be
given to niany highly respectable citizens, who have
been cured, by means of this most vidu.ableapparatus,ol
some of the most inveterate nervous disorders, which
could not be removed by any other known means. -
Atruang various others, it has been proved to be admir
ably adapted for the cure of the following diseases, Nil::
nervous Ithads elle and other disorders of the brain: It is
with this neparatua alone di:tithe operator can convey
the galvanic . fluid'with ease and safety to the eye, to re
store sight, or cure amaurosas; to the ear to reslara hear
ing; to the tongue or other orgaiis t to restore speech ; afd
to the various parts of the body, tor the. cure cif .!thronic
rhemnatism, asthma, neurnigia, or tic dolcritheztozoaral
ysis,*or palsy, gout, chorea or St. - Vitus r danCii,eptlepay,
weakness from strains, , some diseases peculiar- to
Medea,- contrac lion of the limbs, lockjaw, etc.'„,ete.
Rights forsurrounding ' counties 'of Western . Pa., add
privileges, with :the instrument; may be purchased, and
also tested thrill, cure of diseases.
Full instructions will be given for the varions.cherni-
Mils lobe used for various diseases,.and the best manlier
fox operating, far the cureof these Mammies, will also be
fully explained to the purchaser, and a pamphlet putinto
his htmds - expressly tbr - these purposes, carefully pre
paredby the patentee. Enquire of • .
S. WILLIAMS, Vine strieti- -
near 4th tit-Tiond, Putab g."
SALT RHEUM, SCURVX; OLD SORES, - BRYSIPE
LAS, Barber's Itch, Chaps, Sore Beards, Bintyks.--
This is used by many physicians In this city to curing the
above, and weaxonld not conseieneiously sell unless we
i
knew tto be alt we state.
' As a etismette,:the'true JONES'S SOAP is perhapi the
only intake ever known that removed impurities,, and
cleared. and "beautified the skin, making at soft;' cleat,
smooth and white as an infants, But nand it is sold at ti 2
Chatham st., N. Y., and by
WM'. JACKSON, Agent,
Sa. Liberty street, Bittibutgh..
marls .
to; HEIZI:AVISM, GOUT, 'AND - TIO DOLOREUX:—
_Du A respectable gentleman called at our office, as he
said, to inform us that he bad beenatilicted for 1.5 'years
with. Rheamatism or Goat; and occasionally with 'ITC-
Doloreux; that he had been frequently confined so bis
room for months together, and often su ff ered the roost in
tense and excruciating painj.bnt that lately he had been
using Jayne's A/tern:ire, from which he found the Man gig
nal-and unexpected relief. • Re says he found the Medi;
cine very pleasant and effective; and that he now .cus-
Eiders himself perfectly cared..—.PhiladelphialloviVeititer-
A FACT Woirrn IKnownio.--A gentleman of Scrotaliks
habit, from indiscretion in his younger days, became of
reeled with Ulcerations in the Throat and Nose., 'ai l d a
disagreeable eruption of the Skin. Indeed,. le d , w ho a
system bore the marks of being saturated / 7:4 t h di s ea s e_
One hand and wrist were so much aftee.`..ed 'that he had
lost ihe nee of the hand, every . Part amend witb
deep, painful, and - offensive ulcer, and ware as hollow
and porous as an honey-comk. It was at this stage °lbis
complaint, when death 'appeared inevitable from a loath
some disease, that he commenced the use of Jayne's Al
taratived and having taken sixteen bottles, is now Perfect.
:The Alterativa operates throngh the circulation, aid
pluifie a the blood and eradicates disease from the system,
wherever located, and the numerous cures it has. per
formed in diseases of the skin, cancer, 'scrofula, gout,
liver complaint, tir-,pepsia pnd other chronic diseases; is
truly astmilshintrotSpirit of the Mina.
iprir For tale in Pittsburgh, atthc PEKIN TEA STORE
WITS OF COUGHING in the night. are very trouble
some. They.hreak in upon I/whams pi repose and
exhaust the 'strength of the s abres. II: A. Fahnestock
& Co.'s COUGH BALSAM has been eminently success
ful in easing and carinc these unpleasant. spells. - - If 0.
person is roused in the night by, a spasm or coughing, a
tea' spoonful of this 'Cough Balsam - iota se lithe it ,-give him
re li ez, - and; as it is palatable, - leaves tin unpleasant taste
behind. 'Hence used, it will take' precedence over all
others, +ICU remedy for coughs, colds,
"'Prepared und• Sold: by B: A. FAHNESTOOR i&
Corner let and Wood .streetB;lind corner and 'Wood
1 - 1114 RALPH'S Cluaranavai Vitarmarar PIY.LS.IIrOIOI
ltata, wholesale and retail,at the_ , • •
BELL - .ESTATE OFPICE,
• - •; , Istei-50 Smithfield st.
&Iw, bY. Wm .- Cole, Aillekheny . city:J. G. Snfas
annighumi John IslaCracken, Penhntreat,Mt. Ward.,
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