illotnin4 -116 st , irr Advertiser; arerequvstedto hand insh eirfavor. shefet - . 4 ceelock i P:' M. '. This muss be complied with, in order-Wine luri ass insert:an. ._ Wavnitispamble,an, Wriierhayr would beprgfetred . . fflornlng' Post Job: - PrintingOffice. - . CORNER OF WOODANWFIFTH STREET& Havini added to ourEstabllsliinent; a 'splendid Steam-rower Printinghlachine, wei - are - prepared .. to do all kinds of Newspaper and. Book work in antyle of an surpassed, beauty and neatness, and 'opcnt the moat rea sonable s toin:us- We respectfully ; solien the patronage of the. public in thiline o f our business . - . . . . O the Honorable ; the . Judges of the:Court - of - Herierar T f i narter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County of-Al The petition egheny Of Henry Stafford, of let Ward, Pittsburg, in the County'aforeisaidihnrably sheweth, Thut your pc tiuoner bath provided lianself with materials.for the ac commodation of travelers'nail others, at his dwelling house, in the Ward'aforesnidNind prays that your heuors will be pleasettto grant him a license to keep a . publie houie of entertain . ..merit. And your petitioner, asin duty bound, will pray.. '" HENRY STAFFORD: We, the subscribers; eitiiena - of the Ward aforesaid, certify that the above Petitioner Di of trocid repute honesty and temperance; and'is prcivaled ;with house room and conventencei tor the accommodation and lodg ing of travelers' and others, and that said tavern- is rie - • . • • . J. Frysimmons,Frtumiii MOriovi; lil...lll , CartY, James -IVeanen Thos. Doyle, Thoi. ItPlienry, Grant, - -O. M'Elnrel, P. - Murray, Y. Shehy, S. Miller, S. M'Dourild. MO the Honorable the dud es ol the Court of General quarter Sessions of the 'nand for the County of Allegheny: . _ The petition of lieagy &•• mind Ward' Pittsburgh, in :the County , c. humbly sheweth, That your petitioners have pre,: 4-themselves with ma terials for the accommodation - e - ...',:ittvelers and others, at their dwalling;house, in the Ward aforesaid, and .pray that your " Honors will bipleased to grant thenra license to keep 'a. public house of entertainment. And your pe titioners. as in dray hound, will pray.• - • . . •IIEAGY k BRGTHERS. We, the aubscribers,'citizens ofthe, Ward aforesaid, do certify., that the, above.pentioners are of good repute for honesty and temperance, and are well provided:with house room and conveniences .for the accommodation and lodging 'of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is necessary . • - • James .blontooth,. Ponta; Thos. SamuelO'Neill, Sanel Bawce, john MeMasters,.T. Bill, John hlectlievean, R. Moore, L..J. _Chamberlin, J. Bijou,M. Lewis, C. blartwelL • ' my4:3ld* P.rrrsstracau, May . 24. 1849. gheirEzedieiteies Ike Mayors of the Suter C Pitta burgh and Allegheny : . . . Gitsmatz.V;%-flle City of St. Louis having aecendy, and while afflicted by Cholera, been visited by 'Fire, which hits laid an' important portion of her business streets in rain- 7 4mfl several days having already elapsed since we becamencguainted with this distressingcniam, ill, flint has befallen to a city so dear to-our community by ties of consanguinity and affinity, and by the most ac tive Commercial relations, it appears expedient and ne cessary that the natural sympathies and benevolence' of our citizens {to any . nothiog of their gratitude for relief under similar sofrerings,)should seek an opportunity for expression and action nt this ease, - -And knowing that -relief to be efficacious should be prompt, it is deemed proper and humane that our sister cities 'should act in harmony and concert on such an occasion, and that your Honors will be Pleased to call a mantic aszurnro of our citizens, to devise suitable means and mode of action in behalf of the sufferers. . - • • • Very respectfully, your fellow-eitizens, • D. .John B. Davis, W. R. Copeland; Sidney Strong, W. Bagaley, R. M. Mackey, M. Moorhead, '. • Bailey, Brown & C0.,'; .: ;11. Parry, • . -Wallingford &Co., .- . Jno. T. Logan, Curling, Robertson & Co McCandless & Campbell, - Spang-& Co., • Philip Wilson, . -- • Wm. Holmes & J. Painter, D. Leech & Co., Jas. B. Murray, • - R. Townsend &Co , Kramer & R' uhm, . B. Craig. . H. Childs. Wm. M. Hen&h,. - Edward Gregg, . D. N. White,, • • .. Wm. J. Howard, Jos. Snowden, . -Henry Woods - , • • :Henry S. Arngrai . ,Gee. ,Albree, _ • . Charles artier. Chas. H. Paulson, Kennedy, Childs& Co., Palmer, Hamm& Co., • . W. Robinson, Jr, J. Jones & Co.; . IL T. Friend. COoper A Lovely, . . Jas. E. Brooding, IL Tanner te Co., Geo. E. Arnold. • Whitmore & Wolf, Hampton, Smith & Co Murphy, Wilson & C 0.,. R . IL Hartley, Singer; Nicholson &Co.,- .1-Blackburn. D. A. Fahnestock & Co., Bakcwcll, Pears &Co., Edw. D. Gazzam, A. A, Mason & Co., N. Holmes & Son. ' • • • The eitizeni of Pittsburgh'and Allegheny are reqnest ed to meet on Wanumows, the "dUth inst.; st o'clock, at the Nicw• Couar Tiouvr., for the mrtpuse„as stated in the above communication, or expresstng their sympathy with the sufferers in the late St. Lonis fire, rind of taking active measures for their relief: • • - 70NATIIAN HUSH, - • ' • Mayor, Allegheny City. JOAN HERRON, my ad. Mayor, City of .Pittsburg. 7 Pstx on insntres OP ANT EIXD, Whether , of gout. rheumatism; bead-ache, tooth-ache, or any other kind of ache, is - in all cases caused by impure humors, of the klood, which have lodged upon the parts, and which, : nothing save vegetable purging (purifying) can remove, ;because by no other means can impurity be drincu from Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills have no superior.: if in deed they have an equal, in removing every desert - Nikon of pain ;because they carry otir, by the - stomach and bow els, all morbid and corrupt humors (the cause of disense) in an easy and natural manner. Four or five of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, taken going to bed, will in a shon time drive pain and distress of every kind from the sys tem, and restore the body ton state of sound health. Betoare of Counterfeets and Imitations. —Remeinber that the Original and Only Genuine Indian Vegetable rills have the written signature of WlLLWAlWittattr on the top label of each box. Remember. also, that 11. Smyser, Druggist, corner of Market and Third streets, is not an agent for this medi -- and we cannot guarantee as genuine that offered by him for sale. The genuine is for sale a Di. Wright's Principal od i 'ce, 169 Race street, Phi.iidelpina and by -JOHN TROAIPSOIST, 156 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,. Pa., who -Is sole agent for this city, by whom dealers can be sup plied di s lte wholesale rate. . (I ... Faea f Warstere Ittcnauns,lll. D.--I feel constrain od, from a senCe Of ditty, to make the. following statement. conscious that C: may appear =professional. Mr. Chas. Wa d e, o f thi s Oo . . ) ::.. wall guilt low with Pulmonary Con sumption, , w i th wh l e... h I bad been treating with less than usual sueees a, Ai bia -e.4 ., aest, and that of his friends, I permitted him to try.Dr.L. gem' Liverwort and Tar and 1 must confess that ns effec: s were really' 'n7riling`— .7ny visits wore iscontin.. .After using the second bottle, I do conscien. ned, and he was soon restored•p4::.gehealtthieet" ens to prescribe :lonely recommend my brother which bafile the this remedy in all pulmonary comp: Ill " • ordinary mode of treatment. • • . _Wmusai J. nc#AßPs, M.D. Cincinnati,. Octooer 15t,1844.. .. - .. , -This medicine is warranted to break up b.- most Yreasinr COtigh iti4 few hours time. For sale by J. RIDD & CO.; Wholesale Druggists, 'No. GO W0,..1, 1 ' KNEELAND &-IJARDII , .,•, Grant stree. • Also,by maylG:6mdtcw lasp° - Toortt-Actut, Ts:oth Guts, BAD Ultrstall ASD Wit= Tittwa.By the use of Wheeler's celebrated Tea-berry Tooth. Wash . , Tooth-ache can be effectually cured. 'Tender and Dhserised Gums made firm and healthy.' Bad Breath much improved, and the Teeth freed from tartar, and made beautifully white. Price, 50 cents per bottle. This article is patronized. by the elite . of society—is highly concentrated, and will make one pint of the wash. - - Sold wholesale and retail by SVM. JACKSON, at his soot and Shoe StOre, "BIG BOOT," EV Liberty street, bead of Wood street, Pittsburgh. ap27:6nadltw S UNDBIES Afr h Ifivl ft 1e following sundries hosteso T oooiy io 4 llesolda aseoyss dined prices: . - 26 boxes 31. R. Raisins ; 4 barrels Clarified Sugar; • 2 Peal Barley, . 5 boxes Baker's Brume ; • ' . 4 " . Cocon.•, • 4 • " No. I Chocolate; 6 " Schmitz' sweet spiced " • 15 - - Burlington Herring; • 4 "- Lemon Syrup ; Together with many other articles in the Grocery line, too numeronsto mention- 1.8. At. YOUNG & CO., - may 26 N. W. corner Fourth and Ferry. .REDIOVAL. TORN FORSYI.II, MEacrutirr Tsixon,has removed to IP No. 33 Market st., one door. from Second, East side. Thankful for past favors, he respectfully solicits a con tinuance of the patronage of his fonner customers, and likewise °Use many new ones as are of the right stripe. Orders in the Tailoring line executed in the most fash ionable mahner,,and with despatch. - Also, a Fashionable assortment of READY-MADE' CLOTHING. Cheap for cash, of, course. ' • Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, in all their varieties, always on hand--such as Shirts, Bosoms, Collars; Cra vats, Stocks, Scarfs, Hosiery, Suspenders, Poeket Kdkfs, Gloves. Drawers, Umbrellas, he., eee., s t e. i my 2s : l rn • tHU to.FIVAPI. CASID.A.I Bill, .oferehandize rout Pro . duce Broker—Office, (op stall's) N 0.26 Wood sireet, Pittsbrgli. . MAR HOUSE MOLASSES— • 0 100 bbla Sugar House Molasses, St. Tames Refinery 10 do • do do • do - Louisiana •do In store and for sale by MILLERds RICKETSON, • mayls . - . • 172 and IV. Liberty et. D I 4 ED FRUIT-200 bus Peaches; - 230 01 Apples for sale by • .• BELT, MATTHEW 3 & CO. 1T18T 26 - • 23 :Water street CASES MUSLIN! 4iaoM"2osai ytAlasola Tmettov.El) runt's, that will not, rituaza up in the ooLtisSr.svetither, for sale by"- • - SCAIVE ATRlNsolst, First; between Wood and Market M.A. •CSOF'D CORN AND OATS--On hand and for sale by rny2s. RHODES & ALCORN, 30 Fifth st. s• 4uTE3O . barrelay , for sale lowi to close ci3imiglitnents, - by , . • - • , - . . REIEY,IIIATTHLWS & - •29 WaWr :street.- OPENING, AT THE ONE ?RICE STORE, 17 eases of new style Bereges, Lawns and Calicoes: mavo2 - A A . MASON & CO Alk TE LIME.--51:burrels,fresAturnt, just reo'd, pe cifie - • GYM. DYER. ILNEIt.PPLES--1 5 0 Pine Applea,jast lee'd ar.d for sale by -- JOSHU A A RHODES, nifty% - o6 Wood aft. • LAND—About 600 Acres of fiae Timber Land for aide in Jefferson County, by CASIDAY; inay2s . • Wami. street; No.. 26 eommerc J Autb, PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE. T; S. CLARKE, R. E. SELLERS,,.Cowarrras voa MAT. _J. DALZELL, - • ' PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS MR 1848. SteamboatPacketLine,leacesdaily toreincinnatl,lo Passenger Packet, via .Brownsville, to Baltimore and Philadelphia, 8 A. at., and 6 P. X.. Mail Coach Line, direct to Philadzlphia,,9 A. ?A, andl2} Weatent and Sontheralttail Coach Line,6 A. at. North-Westera, via Cleveland, daily,lo at, Erie and,Western New York, daily, 9 a. at: North-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4 - - _ ARRIVALS AND DELATURE OP MATT A. Eastern Mail via . Philadelplda, due B. a. M., closes 12 se. Western Mail, Cin. and Lowly., due a P. M., close s 5 A.M. South.via.Balt.andWashingtoa,due 8 P. M., clostms L. at. North-Western via Cleveland, due 10 A. m., closes 9 A. m.' Erie and •Western New 'Stork, due Se. M.. eloies 8 A.M. . , ' - - STOOKS.' . : • - -Par-value. Isbell.- Offered Bank of Pittsburgh • 850,00 $50.00 8513,00 Exchangeß.ink 44;00 43,58 Merchants' and Al. Bank • • ... . 60,90 60,00 .. 49,00 Farmers' Deposit Bank- --- None in market. Rand Street Bridge 50,00- 50,00, 49,00 Morthein Libertiesßridge- •-• .50,00 . 35,00 old Allegheny Bridge ...... • • -••25,00 38,00 30,00 Connellsville R. R.Stock,paid on shares, $2,50 6,00 1,43 City Bonds (6 go eent;)•-• --- • • • 90,00 'Monongahela Bridge- 25,00 16,50 Gas Stock 50,00 Daily 'Review of the Jilearlieta. OFFICE OF THE POST j 3ESDI4 11101011 NO. M ay 29 ; te49.‘ CHEESE-The market is well supplied. We quote W. R. at 6,1561. e. FRUIT—Sales of dried peaches at (f1i601371; dried apples' at 60075c..N0 change in, other :ad. cles of fruit, PROVISIONS.—Demaad for bacon steady. We quote sales of abouldera at 4lc; aides at El; hams at GROCERIES—No change in prices. Sales of 5 Ihds. prime sugarat 51c.MolasSes in cypress bbls. 27c; in oak d0.28c. HOMINEY—Stock confined to a few dealers. Sales at $4,75p CORN MEAL—We quote kiln dried and sifted at $2;00 bbl. FlSH—Sales of herring at $6,00 yr bbl.; macker el No. 3, largo at $6,00; No. I. Shad at $8,7609,00 t 7. bbl. FLOURI--Sates from wagon at $3,621 vi bbt; and from store by the dray load at $3,75 ft, WHISKEY—SaIes of 10.bbia.3E IBc. ASHES- , -.Salea of soda at 30311 and peter at 3I• PHILADELPHIA. CATTLE MARKET. Pridtanntsina May 25. Bc'eyes..loBo offered; 650 sold at 6:7503,50 100 DM na in quality. . 350 driven to Newy ork Cows and, Calvca..Sales at 6,000,12 for. Dry; 12,00' 024,00 for Springers, and. 18,0026,00. for Mitch COWS each. hvrine..Sales at 5,00(35,75 gr 100 lbs. 75D offered and 200 unsold. . Sheep and Latrilis.. 1690 head at market. Sales range front 1,50 to 3,00 for Lanis, and. 1,2504,00 forr . abeep according to quality. ' AUCTION SALES, , SF TAX.fis-m.E.E,PIN.A., AUCTIONEER, No. 114 WOOD STREET. ass ITROU SO/TIS A' MA and SALE of Stook of Ladies' A and Misses fine Shoes, Men's and Boys' fine Boots, a quantity . of Kid Leather,--t few remnants of Lasting Cloth, Cutting Boards, Bow Windbag,. Shelving with Drawers, Counters, Stove and Pipe, liatr Seat Setters, a quantity of Lasts, Gas Fixtures, Stare Fixtures, Ice., et AUCTlON.—To.tnorrow, WEDNESDAY, Way .30th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, will be-sold, by order of the Administrators of the late Xavier- Fiord, dec'd, at the Shoe Store. corner of Penn and St.. Clair streets, oppo- site the Eichange Hotel, the balance of stock of Boots and Shoes remaining unsold_ Also, Gasand Store Fix tures, comprising every description Of ladies', misses' and children's shoes, of the quality and best work manship, gum and buffalo over-shoes,men's and boys' fine calf, morocco and seal boots; together crittin general assortment, too numerous tomention- Alsootrill be sold, a quantity of- kid leather, - a few remnants of lactic g cloth, 2 cutting boards ; 2- hair seat settees, stove and pipe, 2 bow wmdows, 1 counter, 3 pieces of shelving with drawers to each, 2 trunks, a quantity of lasts, gas fixtures; also, store E4tllreS. Tell:Alai sale. THOS. A. HINTON. D. A. OLMSTED, - Administrators. JAMES McKENNA, Aria. ADJOURNED SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES TATE AT AUCTION.--Tha two tracts of Land belonging•to James Gray, Ego., advertised to bo sold yesterday at McKenna's Auction ROOM'S is adjourned, in consequence• of M weather, e until Thursday next, May au ! , at the same hour and place; as several persons front a distance, wishing to purchase,-were - not able to arrive in time for sale. A recorded plan of the property can be seen at-the Auction Knouts. • JAMES GRAY Owner. JAS. McKENN'A, Auct. min SPLENDI.D.EI3III4 IT ORE AT' AUCTION.- On Thurs day next, Nay 31st, ate o'clock in the afternoon, wit I be sold, at McKeuna's Auction Rooms the Furniture of a private family declining housekeeping, all of which has been kept in the best of order, comptising--mahog any sofas, secretaries and book-cases, bureaus, dining and breakfast tables, hair and. cane seat chairs, .fancy windsor and common chairs, bedsteads and bedding; together with a variety of kitchen utnnsils. mayee eInKF.NNA, Auct. g rAlle'VlSS oi! Cum, ;:the Geographical and Geological Distribution of Mine ral Combustibles, or Fossil Fuel--Illustrated with Maps and Diagrams, embracing, from official reports of great coal producing countries, the respective amounts of their production, consumption. and commercial distribution in all parts, of the world, together with their prices, tariffs, duties, and international regulation; accompanied with nearly four hundred statistical tables, and eleven hun dred analysis of mineral combustibles. Prepared by Richard Courlin Taylor. A few.copics of the above work this day received and for sale by KAY & CO., may2d Corner of Wood and Third sts (Journal copy.) VANTLD, ALLWHEN CITY SCRIP, AT PAR. FOR SALTS r Two substantial, well built and con veniently arranged Brick Dwelling Houses, pleasantly situated on Bank Lane, Allegheny, having three lots or 75 feet front by 100 deep. Price, $O4OO. The whole or one-third may be paid in Scrip, at par, and time bad on deferred phynaents. Arno—Ava/uable Lot, of 9.4 feet front on Fourth at. Road by 84 deep to an alley. Price, $1,2200. One-half or more may be paid in Scrip, at par; balance on time. • • -S.-CUTELBERT, Gen:Agent, Smithfield street. PT7Yr.3 l ‘ l =TZ*l7V=l rI7' I NsuRANcE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA wil e permanent and limited Insurance on Property i s t hi s 00 , and vicinity, and on Shipments by Canals, "t Rivers, Lait and by Sea. The properties of this Corn. : pan y are „ b d . invested, and furnish an available fund for persons who desire to beinv .:NV M. P. JONES, Agent, ithee. teamd ma c yi bpe syliludSer.sa67a.cileY.7f all 44 Witter street. BV TUST RECEIVED, AT TM tssm-Hrvx CLOTAING STOILE, some splendid Tweeds, Tatting* and. Cas timeres of the latest styles. Those detart.nis of Pomniing anyth ing; in oar line, are respectfully soll - ic lieu to call and examine our stock. BOODYEB. & GRIBBLE. ii:7" Sign of the Bee• Hive No 151 Liberty stteet, a three my 22 doTrs abOveirTalit AT MEAL.--Our machinery is :lOW "lUMing man a O full supply of this article, equal to anything of the kind ever seen in this country, and ft is afforded at a price which places it 'within the reach of .eecryfamily in the community. RHODES & .ALOOHN, may 22 30 Fifth street. PRINTS -2 eases Mae and Orange Prints; I case Fail River Blue Open add for sale by MeCANDLESS k CAMPBELL, may 9 97 Wood street. Ak SMALL BOY WANTED, AT 86 Mama? wraznr, who speaks the. German lac guage, and can come wellrecommended., . may 22 XOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, &c.—The subscribers are receiving and opening a large stock of House-farnishing Hardware, Britannia and Japanned Ware. Also, on hand, a large stock of plain Tin and Copper Ware, of our own manufacture ; Pressed Goods, &c., &c.—to which we would invite the attention to wholesale buyers and others. JOHN DUNLAP & CO., ap2l ' Corner Market and Second streets. 1 ENV BOOKS!—Agnes Morris, or the Heroine of Domestic Life. History of King Charles the Second of England, by Jacob Abbott , with engravings. , Just received by - JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, Cor.3d and Market ate. AVALUABLE FARM FOR SALE .— A, desirable ~..Farm of 155 Acres,lo6 of which are ia a high state of cultivation, having been used us a Stock Farm. , The Timber and Soil is or the best quality.. The, imp'rove. meats are a Dwelling House, Barn, Stable, &c.; also, Orchard, Garden - and the whole under good fence, and is well watered. Situated 18 miles from the City, on the Kittanning. Price,S3ooo. Terms, $1760 in hand balance at 7 years.— S. CUTHHERT,,Hen. Agent, , mayl6 Smithfield street. CHOLERA! CHOLERA l--A Plain Treatise on Chat era, showing.lts nature, varieties, causes, treatment and prevention, by Joseph Ralpb, M. D., author of the Family Physician, &e.,&e.; to which is added "Rules for the Preservation of Health in the Tour Seasons."' For sale by S. CUTHAERT, Gen. Agent, may% - Smithfield street. 111JBW BOOK FOR SCROOLS.ldements of Mythol7, ogy, or Classical Tables of the Greek andßomans, to which are added some noticei of Syrian, Lando° Emu Scandinavian Superstitions; together with those or the American Nations; the whole comparing Polytheism with ,true Religion; for the use - of Schools. , Just re ceived by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, ' maylB . "Cor.3d and Market sts. T ESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT— A conve nient Three Story - Brick Dwelling }lonic, contain ing two rooms, halls, dce,well arranged and in good or- Aler,--situated on - Penn street, second house below Pitt street. Rent, at the rate of SM. Immediate possession can be given. - S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent, may 24- , Suattifild 'Wept. • NEW ARRANGEMMEIVP.—The ' steamer THOS.- SCOTT will cora- ence on blonday % !day 7thOci from the old Greenwood Landing, foot of Pitt atreet, to the Garden, leaving at 8 o'clock a. ix., and at each even hour until 0 o'clock P. AL; last trip from the Garden nt , The Saloons are supplied with all the delwacies of the season. Tea at 6 o'clock. The Garden, with a large collection. of Greenhouse Plants, Dahlias, Annual Plow er Plants and Shrubbery. The comfortable wharf boat; Greenwood, will be placed at the Pitt st. landing. toy _ . . For Beaver and Wellsville. -Tot new and splendid passenger steamer CALEB ,COPE, A. l'ileaDoca, blaster, will leave for the above and all intermediate ports every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. For freight et passage, having superior accommoda tions, apply on board— may 4 tar rraitgementeva 041EO'TUEsteamer. BEAVER, CRAB. E. CLARIS, Master, leave this arty every Monday, a nes ay and Fiiday, at 10 a.m. She has a boat at the landing, between Wood et. and the Bridge, prepared to receive freight at anytime. tmy4' Wm. B. Wheeler, STEAMEGAT AGENT, can be found nt Wesley Crier's Counting Room, corner of Water and Smith. field streets, Pittsburgh- - OWTax fine new paisenger steamer AARON HART, W. J. KOMI"; Muter, will leave for e ore and liderinediale ports, regularly. • Far freight or passage, apply on board. For eitaclanettivaltea velar . • 1.7 Tiae fine steamer MT. VERNON, litaiot •• -I Kornz, blaster, will leave for the above and nterme • tate ports; regularly, every Saturday evening. - For freight or passer, oppjy_on board, or to • apS3 OLO. B. MILTENBERGER, Aft. __- Regular Zanesville Parkets. Ara Steamer YANKEE, Capt. McKim, laves very, Saturday, at 2 o'clock, r td. Steamer.ENNY LJND, Captain Gaz.r.roura, leaves every Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, r. sr. For freight orP P assag %V.I .e vo to 7 , . WHEELERAgent, ap3 • Corner of Water and.Sontkfield stet. LOUISVILLE PACKETS.- FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI LOUIEWLIALE. B.S6CIAIt 81111Wil PACKlrt—The A No 1 fine and fay tpassenge r ste am Pee ket TELEGRAFti, J. Hezlep., Corn. rnander,will leave Pittsburg for 'Meet ing, Cincintinti and Louisville,Louisvile and all intermediate Po ratty Saturday, at Forfreight or passage ap& on board ; Or to •.- FoRBYTII tr. DUNCAN, Agents. The Telegraph has been built expressly far a-molar Packet, and with a view entirely to the comfort of pas sengers; the atcommodations are Inferior to no boat an the western waters. The Telegraph will run In connex ion with the Ben Franklin No 0 and Pike No 9, to Sant thrOligh ; VIVI DAIL ap21417 FIERVART 11;41849. Pliaraair 10,1848. LEAVE DAIL'S - AT 8 A. M. AND 4 P. M. The following new boats complete the line for the present season: _ATLANTIC. Capt, James Parkitsum; BALTIC, Capt. A. /*cobs; and LOUIS firLANT, Capt. E. Bennett. The boats are entirely new, and are fitted up without regard to'expense. Every comfort that money can procure has been provi. ded. The boats will leave the Monongahela Mart Boat, at the foot of Ron st Passengers will be punctual on board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertiser hours. ;al New Wheeling Psacket. The new and splendid passenger. steam; Z.TAYLOR, at. R. Leese, Master, wilt rani use Regular Packet between Pittsburgh and; 'heeling, caving this city every Monday, Wedneaday and -Friday, at 10 o'clock, ,11. at., and I% heeling every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. at 8 o'clock, A. s. For freight or passage, (having superior accommoda tions,) apply on board. The Z. Taylor is an entirely new boat, and for speed and accommodation is not surpassed by any boat on the river. lian..lo) ARMSTRONG h CROZER, Agin. ---- lag to r a cket for 13unf sh. jigTHE fine steamer WELLSVILLE, Capt- BAIINSII, will leave for the above and inter mediate ports on Wedrusdays and Saturday/. For freight or passage apply on hoard. or to anti GEO. IS MILTENBERGER, Agt. jmitThe new and splendid -passenger meanie r JAMES KELSO GD. Moore Master, will run as Regular Pack., between Pittsburgh and Wheellog,leav ing this city every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, a 10 o'clock. 5...x1., and Wheeling every Monday, Wednes day and Friday, at 10 o'clock. A. M. For freight or passage, (having superior accommoda tions,) apply on board. The James Nelson is an entirely new boat, and for speed and accommodation is not surpassed by any boat on the river. AMSRTRONG rp Zt CROZER, decduf Agents. ilitalt The fast packet ALLECMENY Capt. Wrs. Harms, 'will run regularly be tacen Isis urgh and Franklin. on the Allegheny River. Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, at 4 o'clock, 1.. tr.. For freight or passage, apply on board. -'.,-'. V g.'4,-so.-' =SE Ritter lintelligente: PORT OF PITTSBURGH, 41 mr,wasza IN mE MitIMEL A RIVED Steamer Michigan No. Gilson, Beaver. Lake Erie, Sholes. Beaver. • " Baltic; Jacobs 7 Blownsvilie. • " Atlantic,Parkinson, do. • " Camden, _Hendrickson McKeesport. " ' Isaac Newton, Hemphill, Cincinnati. " Embassy; Bennet, Cincinnati. • • " - 'Pennsylvania, " Comet, Boyd, Zaneville. • . Caleb'Cope, hiurdock, Wellsville. DEPARTED, Stearael i n Erie, Sholes, Beaver. • " Michigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver. - ' _.„ " " , Atlantic, Parkumon, do. " Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport. " Mt. Vernon, Koontz, Cincinnati. " Telegraph N 0.1., Hazlett, Louisville. " Beaver, - Clarke, Wellsville. " - Pern;Calhoun, Sunfish.' " ,:Lowell, Dexter, Zanesville. For Greenwood Garden.. ELLIVVILEI PAC OHIO LIU. iHEakii New Wbmeling Packet. Franklin Par AM Mak CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURG 1840. H DAILY STEAK PACKET LINE. HIS Independent Line of steamers is now composed T of the largest, swiftest, best finished and fturnished, and most powerful boats on the waters of the West. The highest wages are paid for the services of the beat and most experienced men engaged in the river business.— The line has been in operation for a years; hes carried nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge coin parison with any passenger hue in the 'Union for safety, regularity, and speed. All that money can procure has been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of passengers. The boatsleave forrcincioneri as follows: MONDAY PAC ATZ—The 1011000ANN.L, Capt. Stony will leave Pittsburgh every Monday morning atlo o'clock; Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 v. N. TUESDAY PACERT.—The I.IIIIIMITA No. 9, Capt. Tne. Klineduy, will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning at 10 oclock ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening at 10 r. Es. WEDNESDAY PACKET.—The NEW Palawan) Na. 2 t Capt. B. Than, will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday morning Wheelingeyery Wednesday even in.g at 1.0 P. la. THURSDAY Etersz--The Binsvarr t Capt. R. J. Grace, will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every. Thursday evening at 10 r. x. FRIDAY FACKET.—The Ctarvicallo.2, Capt. Crook*, will leave Pitubiugh every Friday morning at IP o'clock; Wheeling every . Friday evening at 10 4. at. SATURDAY PACERT.—The Massimo/3 No. 2, Capt. 1. C. Woodward, will leave' Pittsburgh every Saturday morning at 0 o'clock Wheeling every Saturday evening at 10 P.M. Deco{ PACICET.— The Isaac NEWTON, Capt. P. Decal, will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning a Ipo'cloek; Wheeling every Sandal , evening at to r. M. nov • Elagastnes for June. RECEIVED AT M'A. MINER'S.— Graham's Maga zine fur June. • Satinin's Union Magazine, for June. ' Godey's Lady's Hook, " It Mardi, and a Voyage Thither; by Herman Melville.' My Uncle the - Curate, a Novel; by the - author of the Bachelor' of Albany, &C., Eec. Memoirs of a Preacher; by Goorge Lippard. Fernando or the Fallen Angel; a new Novel, by Alexandre Dumas. Family Failings; a new Novel, by the author of the Hen-pecked Husband, &c., Esc.. Georgina Hammond ; a Novel, by the author of My Poor Cousin, Eec., Kit Carson, the Prince of Gold. Hunters; by Charles Averill. new. No. 1 Chambers' Information for -the People; e. • edition; to be completed in 16 numbers. • • - !Um- Smithfield st., opposite Brown's Hotel. [may2l. STAR BAKERY. THE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity that they have purchased from Mr. C S. -Hinkley, thetcelebrnted Swat BIMERY" and "lee Cream Saban," in-Diamond alley, and anti pre-'. pared to serve the old customers of the establisiunent and. the public 'generally with -all - kinds of Cakes, Confec tionery, Nuts, Fruit, Eec., Eec.. Orders for Parties filled on the shortest notice. - ng-Thelce Cream Saloon is now open 'day and night. - • mnylB:dim A. & P. SCHILDECKER. CASES of above Goode, 3-4, 4.4 and •943 wide, fancy and double Pottle; for sale by mar29:2M , . HAMPTON, SMITH lc CO Swish. and Tar. p,,A 'BEMS. No.l HERRINGS, (May inspection ;) Ulf 30 bble. No.l Shad, " • 20 - No. 3 Mackerel, (Boston Inspection ;) • .60 N. C. Tar, in rime order ; received and for sale .hy TAAFFE do O'CONNOR, may2t;dlut] .. Coiner Penn and Wayne streets. MITICKORY NUTS —.6 store and for Hale by JLL nisyio . . 'ARMSTRONG* CRORER. .riw" . #' • 4-- .7-.7'....•,-,-; "--,:.--,..;:, -. .--,:-.,-,..-%-:,:::, ±-,-.f,i,-:.•, ,--:-.-tr.,-::-:.'-it.--t.;:,---:-!,..-,,,!. -.:,,----,,,,..-,;,:.-.:.1.,..-.,-,.-,j -ii.";:.'..,-;-••-•:-..-;.';',7-.,-;-!--.',-..,-,1,5.1--:-.:-- •-- - ,_.„.._ , ~ Win TYRANTS At. WELL AsmoivoPoirEs MUSTIALi: SO ItIIJST - PRICES; TUMOR fin,t Vitt be rtroven by etallug at 'McGann's . 11 Pashto it ante Tailonng Establisbnient,Third street, St. Charles Betiding, - . . MOrror Smar.prefsts and quic k sales. Vann:eft: Fresh:and giod. Allll,llll ItICIVETSON, PITII3EVURGIt. j\II~ILLER do RICKETSON t Wholeiale Grocers, and Irn al. porters-of Brandies, Wines and Segars Nos. 172 and 179, coiner of Liberty and Irwin streets Pittsburgh, BOOKS—Ma,.Primeval,by Harris. VII Layard's Ninevah and its Remains. . • . The Clergy of America. • ' ' The Czar, ids Court and'Pedpie. . Women of Vie Revolution. Works; new edition. . • Life and Corresponeence of Joh, Foster.Ho mes ' Poems. De oe's Works, complete; 20 vols. - Swift's Works, complete; 2 vols. • , Fielding and Smonett; complete. -. The Progress of America 2 thick . v015,.- - . . For sale by S • k CO. - , 4th street, near Market. or- Clergymen and Strangers,are invited to sell at the Book Store of H. S. Bosworth et-Z(4 on Fourth street, near Market, where will be found fine.nditlona of many rare and valuable works. - . . - - RE-.BUILT, 4ND AT. WORK!!! TN Asian ninHE subFcriber heving enlarged his Shop, lately de stroyed by bre, informs 'his 'viands and the public generally that he is now prepared to manufacture Wa bons, Carte , Drays , - Timber Wheels, Trucks and :Wheel; arrows, at his Shop, on Fifth street, between Wood and Smithfield strict"; where he keeps =band alarge stock, or makes to order any amount of work, of the best Ina terials and .by experienced workmen, and ut prices to Southern merchants and furnace men are requested to call and exarnine;before purchasing elsewhere. may22:6m WM. MCKEE. • HIS delightful Summer Retreat is 'now•Open Tor the veeeption of visitors. Ice Creams. Pruit,tints, Con. ectionary, and all the good things nature and art can Produce,' will be served ups in the best manner, in the Saloon. The Tea Table will be spread atla. o'clock every evening. Conducted Snndnyt= .. on Temperance principles, and elrised'o.n Bowers of the choicest Flowers put np at the shortest • A large collection of the choicest variety of Green house Plants, Dahlias, and Annual . Flowing ; Plants, for . . . . .. The new ateamer 77wr. Seen will be ready, In a few daysy to Inn from the . Point to the Garden. TEAS i TEAS 1,1 TEAI3 . Pr is with pleasure that the subscribers in form the citizens or pituburgh and •vicinity that they have completed arrangements with •• Messrs. J. C. Jenkins& Co., of Philadelphia, to receive their ku d perier ,and will hereafter be kept constantly on hand.- They'are neatly and securely put up -in rr.etallic pucka of 1,1 and .I lb ea c h, w i t h elr prirted card—showing the kind of Tea, price, name of the concern and depot in Philadelphia, with invellatioll to return the Tea, if not liked. •-aZTAIL.PIIOSS: G un p o wder G 4 - 75. 1,00 .1,25 1,50 i . i 1111Perial.,•`.;,,, ... , +5O- - ... 75-1,00 -1,25 1,50 ......50 621 75 100 1,23 Y. 11r0ti , .......... +5O- 621 73 100: 1,25 1,50 ... 13 lack 371 31.) BLAC.... Fiat. and Extra Fine• ..75 1,110 1,25 150 We will warrant all the TEAS we_sell to be CQUIIi 10, if not superior to any sold in this City, and inoeds they not prove acceptable to the taste, they can be reuttned, and the money will be refunded, as it is only with that understanding we sell. We ask a fair trial, that the public map be able to 'edge between our- Teas and those betetotore sold by Aber companies in this city. , Ail lovers of rich, delicious and good favored TELLS, irp • aid give its a cid'. Dealers can be supplied on the moat reasonable terms For sale by JOS. S.M. YOUNG ft CO., N, W. corner 403 and Petty streets, and E. IDLING & SON, 5, W. comer 341 and Bois streets. _ - • - - OW undersigned Astignee of Samuel Hill, Esquire, T will offer nt Public, Vendue or Outcry, on the prem ises,- onshe 3 0th of Mar, inst., at I o'clock fa the after. nooq of that ' day, a TRACT OF L.AND eentainina three hundred and thirty and a half Acres, situate on the Mo. not:lsabela river, about one mile above Menongabela City, in leitishiagton'County,- Pa, There are erected on this tract, a new two story Brick Dwelling Howe ; also, a Leg Durelliqg House. There are two good Apple Orchards 'on the premises about two hundred Acres cleared-40 or 51) Acres of which Is first rate River Dot tom. 'There is a strata of di feet of Stone Coal under the whole tract, equal to any on the Monongahela river, and so convenient - to the MCI, that it coots but a nide to remove it Awn the berths te the bows. The Land Is of the best quality, and contains an Inexhaustible quantity of Limemone. This tract will be sold in wholeorm part, to accommodate purchasers. - - • Those wishing for. f u rther information, are catered to Judge Hill, residing as the pretnises, Barnet Becket, re aidiug near the land, and Daniel Long, Innkeeper, CM. ciartati 3 Ohio. There will also be sold on the 31st . of•Mity, inst., at L o'clock on the afternoon of that day, on the premises. a TRACT OF LAND containing stxty-eight and a- half Acres; situate in Fallowfield Township ' in *aid County; tuljobung laud of the heirs of David Bolton, Jerome Orable, and collets; about one-half of Which is cleared; on which is erected n Grist Mill, with two mil of stones; a new SOW Mill: a good Dwelling House, fie. The terms will be made known on the day of ;sale, by mav7 td JOSEPH HENDERSON,Awignee, Paeket 1 7 / 1 72Z11 A * Rltiv - Ar. or snw Gomm, AT P. DELANY'S. AP. FOR ri - -Ntris, LIBERTY ST., ZlTTsgvnaft, TUST RECEIVED, an extensive and general twat:- 0 mem of French, English, Belgian .and American Cloths. ClinkOgre* and Veering', of the later{ and mom desirable patterns. Amongst them will be found a varie ty of entirety new, styles Fancy Cageintercs and Vest ing", of the latest. importations—Wl of which will be made to order hi the most fashionable manner, at abort notice, and reasonable prices. On hand. • large assonment of READY-MADE curnim, trade' up in the present Spring Style, nn4 will be sold low for cash. N. B. To Town.— Watt's Graduating Shoulders Measure System. for sale at Ortrini&ws P. DBljoirs., IPhi If EXPRE SS — JDP I doz. Ladies' Vivra Pearl Bonnets; tt " Pearl . tt . 4 6, Bird-eye 1" Misses:" Pearl 1" Intanta"Priramed Rats ; 1 " Boys' Pearl " " Bird-eye 4. Received this day, and for kale at the lowest prices, by ROGAN & C'ANTWELL, No. eh Market street. SCHIP WANTED A'. &sig., a large Budd ing Lot of 29 feet front on Websterstredt by 127 deep to a2s feet alley. Price, $5OO. Abio, a Lot adjoining the above, qt feet front by 127 deep to said alley. Price, $4OO. Also, a Loin feet front by 127 Jeep, two lots from the above. Price, $4OO. Terms :— Ono eighth in hand of i Scrip; balance n seven yearly paynamau. S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent, 'Smithfield street. SPICES-300ronts Cassia ; • 20 bags Pepper ; 10 " Allspice MILLER a sto Rre IC rtnd KETSON. for sale by 172 and 174 Libtrty 01. IiRAZIL SUGAR-79 bairn Brazil Sugar, in store and 1..) far sale by MILLER & RICKETSON ma 15 H 05.172 and 174 Liberty street. —. .,..... Etfaii.R — DIIRED HAMS—A prime article Mr sale by 0 mayls KING & MOORHEAD. PEEL GOODS.—We have received a fine assorttoen § of Reticules and Purses, Trimmings, Steel Beads, s Ik , s c h ism , Tweasers, Hat Hooks, Key and Galvanic Rings, Crotchet Reticules and Purses; with a fine as sortment of Fancy Goods, at low prices. HOGAN & CANTWELL, PA Market sweet. XTOTICE.—The undersigned hereby gives notice that II from and after this date Mr. long Horn is the only authorized person to receive moneys and sign receipts or orders in my name. C. WERNEBURG, Fashionable Head Qnrirters, Pittsburgh, April 2,'49. No, t,e Market st. WER — HXPRH.S2•Int received at floos.o ik• CANT.. wri.Vs, 86 Market street -2 doz. Cane . Chairs, for children; 1 " Propelers and Volosopedes. • rrnyl7 r• 3--10 bags Ftlberts; 10 Cream Nuts • 10 " English W alnuts; 50 Shelled Almonds; II bales Bordeaux received and for sale by [uran] - J. S. BONNET. TOMILLINERS. —The subscriber has a large stock ofseasoned Timber, suitable for BONNET BLOCKS, - which he is prepared to turn to the Spring fashion, at hie Turning Establishment; No. 27 Fifth street. marl4:3m H. H. RYAN. Apprentices Wanted.. YusAE enbscriber wants Apprentices to learn the Cabi net, Chair-mating end Chair Painting branches of iness. Boys of Steady habits, about 10 yeari of age, would . be preferred. None need . apply, - who cannot come well recommended. H. G. PAJRNESTOCK, marl 7 lOl Smithfield street. lITANTED—An active Fanner, with Sl5OO cash cop y ito, to engage in a Wholesale and Retail Grocery business, now in active operation, and doing n good bu siness, having the advantage of a prominent stand. 0. CUTHBERT Gen. Agent, Smithfield street. CALICOES! CALICOES:—just received, and now open, at No. 59i North-west corner of 4th and Mar ket streets,,a very large supply of Calicoes and Chintzes, of new and handsome styles, and embracing some of the best and cheapest Goods ever oflered in this market. aplbl PHILIP ROSS. DRESS SILRS—Just received, an invoice •of very handsome Dress Silks, of the newest and most pop ular styles, imported this season. Also,- very glossy Black Silks, of 01l widths, for Viz .ze a ttes, &e. • PHILIP ROSS, .I.s N0.59. corner 4th and MaTkeests; WRESH TES-44 packages Young Hyson„Dunpow-. der, Imperial and Dicta: Teas, Just recd and for a l e by (ap2o) MHO SiMOORHEAD. DRIES-17 doz. mixed Picohily, Gherkins and. Manger Pickles, gallon bottles•, 4 dozen .Plekled Onions, f gallon and quart bottles; 4 doz. Pickled Cauli flowers, ball gallon and quart battles; 4 dozen Pepper Sauce, quart bottles; 4 doz assorted Syrups, quart bob. ties; 4 doz. Lemon Snap, quart bottles; 8 dozen Walnut and Tomato Catsup, ITU bottles ; 2.doz, Laeea Oil, pint bottles; 5 dozen Gelaune, an Improved prepiration, pint bottles; just received and, for sale by ap2o , KING &MOORHEAD. B URLAPS han l ar AND SyteK BURLAPStr e ARD 01L-6 barrels good maehiaery-Oil, for sale fo City Scrip, by WM DYER. 4:i': l: i -, ;'!*:'.:'' ~..:' . -..zi . .,:: 4t•-Yc'''':;''''' 1,41....VU.,r.4,..7-7',.--.,:-,....,.,,:•'-''..,:-,,...=. -- -- ~...4. - - , -.:•-,i i:....-i- : t.-:..!,#?..', 4 !, - ..,N ‘..z:, Oil BURNT OU Greenwood Garden. ~~ZYA 'Cigars; Snttirand-Tobacco, AT JACOB McCOLLISTER , S, Fifth street, N 0.19.-- Regalia; Waihington Latiotma; • Rosa; inatOSanz ; • Halt Spanish, Malay and Commoh; - • • Together with &Variety of otherbrands:. At.so,-An extensive assortment of CHEWING TO. BACCO, of the most celebrated brands; among which are the Luxions Luxury,.P. Robinson's 'Pound Lamp, Grant & and Arcleir Thomas Grape Brand, Five Lump• - All orders promptly attended to. Country Merchants would do well to call and examine my stock before pur chatiug else*here. Cuba Wrapper and Filler Leaf for stile, Tirr Si of the Indian Chief. tttay23 _ MO the Honorable the Jndes of the Court of G ene r a l Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County of Allegheny: The petition of S. W. Afeeley, of , the Borough ofMan chester in the County Aforesaid, humbly shevveth, That your petitioner hath provided himself with materials for the accommodation of travelers and otheri, at his ing house, in the Borough aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant hem a license to' keep a public house of entertainment. And your petitioner, as in duty bound, will pray. - S. W. ItIEELEY. We, the subscribers, citizens of the Borough aforesaid, do certify, that Me above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodging of. strangers , and travelers, and that said tavern is necessary. . IL 'Feadelurch r lohn, Wagner, S. Snyder, I. Hest, J. Overamy, S. Bross,' a Hohody, R. Gregg, N. Lester, B. Gibmin.J; G. Young. J. Gilner,R 1n.V29:31.* O the Honorable the Judges - of the Court of General T quarter Sessions of the Pence in and for the County The petition of James Hughes, of the Sixth AVard,City of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That your petitioner bath provided himself with mate , rials for the accodur.odation of trmielers and others, at hie dwelling house,:in the Wurd aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant hint to keep a-public house of entertainment. And 'your pc titloner,us in duty hound, will pray. - JA .1 HI7(iHES. . . We, the 'subscribers,' citizens of the Ward - aforesaid, do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences foi - the accommodation end lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern ts necessary. - T. A Rowley; David Jones, W . ta. llFClanaban, P. Flenlon, T. Banks, R. Hiller, IL Doyle. J. C. Cummins, ii. Rice, William Stubbs, J. barn, William mal2S:3l4Brwo , . , - TO the Honorable, the Judges of the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the county of Allegheny The petition of John Bandies, of the Township of Pine, in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That your petitioner bath provided lumself with materials for the accommodation - of travelers and others, of his dwel ling house in the township aforesaid, and prays that }mar Honors will he pleased to grunt him a license to keep ri public. house of entertainment. And your petitioner as ut duty bound, willyra4. JOHN SANDLES. We, the subseribers, citizens-of the Township .of Pine, do certify, that the above petitioner in of good re, puce for honesty and temperance, and is.well provided with house room end conveninces for the accommoda tion and lodging of travelers and others,. and that said tavern is necessary. _ . Wrn. Kerr, R. Darr, J. Flankenton, Jas. Ccunian, John Ferguson, Wm. Ramage, P. Pearson,F. Forsneaugh, P. N. Swelter, P, Messer, Jae. Arbuckle, Dtitch, rib the Honorable the Judges of the _Court of General j Quarter Sessions of the - retie* in and for the.,Connty. of Allegheny : The petition Of Joseph Robinson,.of the Fourth. Wan t. Pittsburgh, in the County aforestud, humbly shewelh, That your petitioner hath provided hiseisalf with tante tittle for the oceorattiodation of travelers and others; at his dwelling house, in the -Ward - aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be pleased to grunt him a license to keep .a public house of entertainraent. And your , pe titioner, as in duty bound, will pray. - JOSEPH ROBINSON. - - - We, the. subscribers, citizens of the. Ward aforesaid, do certify, that the,td)ove petitioner is of good repute tor honesty and temperance, and is well provided witithotise morn and conveniences for the arcommodation and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is necessary. D. hfcGowin, John Mantootb, John 'McMichael, Wm.. Carr, G. 11. Bell, .h.A Roberts, W, ti McMullen., John E. Downing, James Mackey,James Patton, Jr. Samuel Pinkerton, AttilleW Jackman. ma; . 26:31* (Chronicle cop • and char Post..) ritt, the Hithorairie the Judge* of the Court of Quarter SeasiontOf the Pesee, and-for the County of tale- The petition of D. R. Miller, of the 2,1 Ward, City Of Pittehurg,in the County aforesaid, humblyshesveth,That your petitioner bath provided himself with materials for the accommodation ortravelent and others., at his dwell ing house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your Donors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a pablic house of entertainment.- And your petitioner, as to duty bound, will pray. D. R. MILLER. We. the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid,do certify, that the above petitioner is of snod -repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided won hot se room and convenience* for tha accommodation of trav elers and others, and that *aid tavern is necessary. L. Drucklocker, J. H. Newell, Hersey Holtman, Robertson, 3 . steln, W. P. Moorhead, J. Crosmn, J. W. Durbridge, 3. Shne, C. Paulson, 3. Y. Tanner. E. W .Lynd. fro the itie Judge's of the Court ofGeneral J. Quarter Sessions of the Pence in and for the . County of Allegheny The petition of Patrick O'lln nlon, of the 6th Ward, city of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That your petitioner bath provided hunself with mate rials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwelling house., in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your Honors *di be pleased to grunt him a license to keepa public house of entertainment.- And your pe titionerfas in duty bound, will pray. PATRICK 4:YHANLON.. We, the subletiliers, citizens or the Ward aforesaid, do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and it NVCii provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodging or strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is necessary. J. Wilson, E. Ttovlllo, I. Fendon. Wm. Riper, A. Blank, J. hllitevitt, J. C. Cummins, W. Rice. Sr.. W. 011ork, W. Horton, S. fienner.J. ilughes. 10 the old nernble lire Judges ofthe Court General I. Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County. of Alleghrny Tae petition of John Watson, of the Third Ward, City of Pittsburgh, in the. County aforesaid, humbly sheet , oth : That your petitioner bath, provided himself with ma terials far the accommodation or travelers and others, at his dwelling house, in the Ward 'aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant hima license to keep apublic house of entertainment. And your pe titioner, as in duty bound, will pray. JOHN. WATSON. We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid Ward, do certify, that the above petitioner in of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is wet 1p rosided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation and totlg ing of travelers and arrangers, and that said tavern necessary R. Hill, W. Koefler S. hVeartncy, J. Regan, R. Paul, J-.Aton tooth, It. Lowrie, P.Dona ghy, F. lloyd. J. J. Utter, G. W. Lyons, ft. Scoot. mar2o:3ld&rrs 910 the Honorable the Judges of the-Court of Quarter Senions of the Peace, inand for the County of Alle hgen The y petition of Adam Iserhedt, of the Third Ward, Allegheny City, in the County aforesaid, humbl sheweth, That your potidonerhatb provided himself with materials for the accommodation of travelers and others. at his dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that vier Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a public house of entertainment. And your peti tioner, as in duty bound, will pray. ADAM ISERIIELM We,the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid Want, do certify, that the shove petitioner is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provaled wall house room and conveniences for the cceorentodation of tray elersand ethers, and that said tavern is necessary Daniel.McCarthy, Jacob Time, George . Moritz. Predl Ilieper, George Ilasonfonter John Graving's. John Hui chaotic:igh, John Staub, Welker Harriett, P.M. Cooper, John Gable, P. If. Prtlkenstlea. may26:3td&w MHE SANATORY COMMITTEE :deem ittheir duty to 1 - again apprise the public of the health of the City.— And in doing so, have the pleasure of assuring the eiti rens and the public at large, that no Cholera exists in our midst, nor has there been - a single case originating here, so far as the Board have been able to ascertain, and they have sought inforthation from the best and most reliable sources. But while they congratulate our citizens on being thus mercifully preserved from the ravages of this dreadful epidemic, they still urge upon them the necessi ty of observing the utmost vigilance in their their atten tion to cleanliness about. their premises. The Board is well satisfied, from good authority, that LIMEI Is one of the best purifying agents that can be used in neutralizing the effects of the unwholesome effluvia always prevailing in thickly populated - cities. The Board is about making awangements to have a full supply of Lime constantly on hand, so that every, family can be supplied in such quantities as they may want for this purpose, by calling on any member of the Board.— It will be supplied lathe lowest price, and those who may be unable to purchase, will be supplied gratis. , JOHN AVGILL.." may2s.3t Wait Paper Wasehouse t N0:47 MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH, PENN'A THOMAS PALMER - ESPEOTFULLY announces to his friends and cus tomers, that he has had at no past period so exten sive a Stock as he has at present. -lie can otfer to pur chaser!, on very moderate terms, at the old established stand in Market street, almost every article in his line-- including counting-room. bed chamber dining-room,par- Mr and hall Paper. With Borders, Landscapes - Fire board Prints, - Paper and Transparent. Window Shades, Bonnet and Binders' Boards; Wthing,.Wrripping,-and Tea Paper; he is abundanty 'supplied, and requestsmerchants turd housekeepers to call and examine his as sortment. Rag! and Tanners' Scraps taken in trade, at the high est .prices..• mar 13-tiftw4m New York Hair Diamintactory. THE undersigned has just returned from New York, , with a large, splendid and well selected assortment of ORNAMENTAL HAIR, of every kind. He invites Lpdies and Gentlemen to call and examine the new and most beautiful article of Enemas. Estrrnsos for Bands, .Wigs and Half Wigs, ever invented. They are so much like the natural partingsi and fit so close and, easy, that they =mot be distinguished from the natural hair on closeinspection. - • • Somtrameci Nnw.-4:The net* Balance Spring surmounts - thedaculty, and nitist supercede all others for Gentle men s - igs aupees ;it bears equally on everypart of the head, without stiffness or artlficial -appearance; (in these it is unlike the old.) it shows the forehead equal Wig wearers are inirtioularly invited nicall and ex main' c the articles for themselves. .1. CAMERON, - . No. 89 Third st o near Wood. . B.—=Remember. the New York Ham Manufactory. mayls:demErw2m - - A -81-1, HOOPS-20,000f0T ctiasX by - . uu.b 30 4.-L. Fifth street. El To the Pu ALLEN CORDRLL 111. - W. LEWIS. C. YEAGER. MM EMS 13alikers au rlextlitxnge 'brolters wdi. H. WILI.I.1.111S;, EXCHANGE AND - BAN KING' OF . FICE 4 N. E. corner of Third and Wood streets. • IGHT and'Tima - Bills of - Exchange, !Intik- Notes an foreign and domestic - Coin - bought - and sold on Collections made in all the principal cities of the Union at the lowest rates. - jot: ECRADIER & RAUH. Bankers and Exchange Brokers, Deniers in Foreign and Doniatic Bilts,Bills of Exchange, Certificates q' Depos• it Bank Notes and Coin, ' Corner of Third and Wood sta., directly opposite the St. Charles Hotel.. may2B N. 110.101/ES & 'SON - Bankers and Dealers in Ezekange Coin and Bank Notts, N 0.55 Marketstreeti Pittsburgh. • New York " - pr Cincinnati Philadelphia ' -" LotiMville Baltimore - a St. Lords - S'uyiitg rates ITißdicrinang. 747- dill!: pßCieneulinetYryieLfeCiataYCOPrd:u, Kentucky . New York 4 ', o maryluod • - • t. fr a Wil uw enn e : y e tha segte a- " New,,Orlean.6- _ NOON & SARGENT. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROARES, N. E. Corner of Wood and . Giza streets., Pirtatrurgh, Pa. JALPRS in Coin, Hank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign and Domestic Exchangei"Certtratates ofDeposit,.&c EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Almon and.Eurotr, for sale in sums to suit parch - niers. GuHRENT and par funds received dadoposite. COLLECTIONS made on all parts of, the (linen, etthe lowest rates. • ' sepll4y AXTOOL. - - --The highest price to cash paid for the &W- V, resent grades of clean washed Wool, by H, LEE may ' Liberty street, opposite P di.. ALiir.itSSES---1& barrels of MOT - asses to arrive this day . and (or sale by ,Sale W. HARLIAUGII. Y RIME PORK-20 bbls. of Prime Pork ree'd-Mili for - sale tryl - - (may2l.) . S. &W. 11A/1.13AUG13 1 . ,1.1.011R--.sea obis. raar2t our received and for sale by S. & W. HARDAUGH IANDLES-7-45 boxes just received and tor .ate by may2t :S. &.W. HARI-Ulla/I. ( - I,,ASS-t-11/0 boxes Smith & Herron's brawl of Win -1.1 dosv Glass just received 'dad for sale _ S. - Er. W.H.AIII3AUGII. QHAD--.20 barrels Shad - ).„, " jest "received and for sale by • raayl9 WU. DYES, No. 15S Liherty street. BACMB casks prime - Shoulders; ' - 5_ ." neatly trimmed Dams i'for sale by _ 'WM. DYER. t ROOMS-34 doz.; a prime article, for sale by - C ORN Man L-70 barrels kiln dried and silted 'for sate PIAT ASH ROOPS- 7 -20,t,00 on hand, a prime article S will he. sold tow, ro cloae, by may2l.. HHODJ & ALCORN, act Fifth at. -LivatoN srAtir Borri-E*---A) grass, on Uncut and for sale by RHOlita ry ALCORN, - inay2l. • - Fifth street: ARP--25 kegs No. L Lard, just reed null fuf sale• by a 27 ' CIItYZEIt. F,,ub BUSHELS/)HIED reaCliEs—ltee'll waiter sale sli./ 'by tap 27) Min iN G 4c, CitoZEIL FL0U.540 barrels of very superior Flour, fur sale by fapISI :_CUMMINS & Sairrki. C;ISIRS - g i- La . .--100 bushels fresh Li - OniAtial, ieed arid for sale by aplBl CUMMINS do BALM!. . "DACON--10,000 lbs. Bacon,: Hog Round, in store and .I.lTod sale by - (aplBj CUMMINS & worm. DM APPLES--al sacks Dry apples, in store and for side by . fisplSl - CUMMINS Zr. APPLES -4o bbls. Romanfte Apples, for sale by oplB 0 & SMITH ICKOR.Yri uT3—.l. barrel Hickoryuts, in store an,l jUL, for sale by [4dß] CIASIMINS SMITH. IECANS-740 bushels Pecans, in store and for sale by up's CUMMINS it SMITH.. FIBS BRICK-A sm 8 ( n o r r ie :l su aceormacMating terms itY • • ' C. A. MeANULTY & CO Canal Basin. IXrANT,ED.—Four good Jour. Painters wonted. : if _ JOHN S CORRITON; St. Charles Hludiags 1.115 VILLE. LlAlE,—Just recetve an 100 for sale by W. /s. J. C. ACHESON, apt) • No. 2 Smithfield at. 100 SALS.. AOMANITE APPLES—Offered very low to close tonsignutento: do j: C: ACHESON, op') No 2 Smithfield R YE FLOUR-21 barrels, fresh ground it for sale by 7 7:5 BLILS. POTATOES--Ilvelvid e V o tir_ilals_by t.bUil _llO N 0.2 Smithfield St. AOLL WOOL TWEEDX - -r• sae LPPS. FANCY. CASSIMERE—On hand, and for sale TJ naanufactarer's • liens, by ffeb2o] H. LEE. "CASE tiltEY MlX'DCLO'rki—Jastiteed, and for sale.al.ntanufaive.rbr- feb2o It. LEE. .- 1 CASE AMERICAN ARMY CLOTH—On hand and for sate by (feb23} H. LEE. 50 PAIRS DRAB BLANKETS. -The attention 0f . C41- don M na men re directed to this article. They will be sold low, to close consignment, by Veal} H. LEE. BED BLAINITI case (50 pair ) Bed Blankets, 88 by 64, 6 8e.," ribbon bottrid, r,teived tine day, on Consignment from the manufacturer, and for sate by IL LRFy np7 , Liberty, opposite Fifth street ; M DS LAYNE., at In cents, now open=, 5000 In l3 )l :9 _t the One Price Store of A. A. MASON& CO. A ci BALES BROWN MUSLIN, at 4#Tina -21.1 mnps2 . A.A. MASON do-CO A T THE•SION OF THE PLANE AND SAW, a fun it alsorano.a. of " Cinrinaaa COOPERS' TOOLS I-or sale by . . HITHER & LAIIPMAN, maiqa No. 73 Wood str 11l YE FLOUR—:S bblx. Rye Flour, last ree'd and for Xi, sale by imaylSl . S. k W. HARBAUGH. bar d re o ls 10 A) half barrels •do lor sale by maill j VhI. DYER: BACON —1,200 Sides and Shoulders, just received on JD consignment and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON, Nos. 172 and 171 Liberty: street. PECANS-2 bldg., for sale b_y _ _ mnylo ARMSTRONG k CROZER DRIED BEEF—.A superior article of sugar cured, constantly in, store and for sale by mayls KING to MOORHEAD. BA.CON SIDES. —5 Mids. Bacon Sides reed and for sale by Intayl6) S. &W. HARRAUGH. 11NrOOL—The highest market price, in cash, will be given for the different gradea of Wool, by me is II S. &W. ARBIAIGH. CEESE II !-59 boxes Cream Cheese, just received and for sale by J. S. BONNET, mayl4 NO. 162 Liberty street. CUESTN (YTS --la bushels, just scold and for sale by J. S. BONNET, mayl4 _ No. 162 Liberty street. 'UTAK.— A splendid assortment of Mire and Yeinno V y Wax, in small cakes, exp . resslyfor family use, re ceived and for sale by - J. S. M. YOUNG es CO., mnyB 'N. W. corner of Fourth and Ferry. BACON -3000 pounds Sides; JUNI 4000 " Hams; received and for sale by may: S. & HARBAUGH. CINCINNATI SOAP-73 boxes No. 1 Soap,receiro and for solo by fatySl 8. A. W. lIARBAUGH. MOLASSES—SObbIe. rec'd and for sale oy - ap24 JAB. PATTON, Jr., N 0.17 Liberty et YE FLOUR-20 Ws., reed and for solo by ML A mays ARMSTRONG & CROZER. IDAKER'S BROMA, CHOCOLATE AND COCOA-7- LP For sale by [mayB) J. S. M. YOUNG is CO. SYESI C LES—Direct from , adelrthm; for SR e by . [mayS) 3. S. AL YOUNG & CO. GROUND FEED—Horse, Cow, Hog, and Chicken Feed, constantly on hand and for sale by maY3 RHODES te ALCORN, 30 Fifth st. P SEED 01L-40 .615.,just reeki an. for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK C 0. ,& .mpg ; Corner let anti - Wood. sts. D" casks, lust receive . per steamer "Messenger," and for sale by WM. WER., mayd . N 0.158 Liberty street. TOMATO CATSUP-10 0 doz. boxes, containing i doz. each, packed - in saw-duet, for shipping, for sale by may 4 RHODES & ALCOR' N, 30 Fifth st. SODA ASH-16 casks of Kurtz , ' superior Soda&sh rec'd and for sale byS. & W. HARBAUGR. __ ay4 : 54 Water and 104 Front at. L . ARD-- 5 bbls. N0..1 Lard ; 20 kegs " in store and for sale by SMITH & SINCLAIR AILS—WO kegs Portage Nails, assorted for sale by SMITII tr. SINCLAIR TIMED PKACHES-1.00 bushels, just reo'd and to sole MY/ 6 S. & W. HARBAUGH. _ . . SMILS, No. HERRINGS, May inspection,) roc' 1J and for sale by TAAFFE & O'CONNOR, nuryl6;lw - - .Cor, Penn and Wayne sts. I,ILOUR-200 bbls. Extra Flour, just reu'd and" for sale 12 by ItnnytBl S. &W. HARSAUGH.. BROOMS -100 dozen Corn Brooms, read and for sal by . RILEY, MATTHEWS & CO, maple , ' 28 Water street. IDUI E 9-3 barrels prime :atter, Just rec.'. an. o 1.1 sale by . . (maple) S. W.IIARBAUGH. CIGARIOO,OOO Common Cigars. just rec'd and fo S. sale by [myl6l - 8. do W. HAILBAUGH. AC • N 8H I ULDERS-4,400 pounds Smoke House Shoulders, for sale by ' WM, DYER 158 Liberty street. EMONS.—A few boxes Lemons in stare and for sale. LA by [may.% S. es W BAB:SAM:in OTASH-8 caoks,justreed and for sale by P mayls RING & MOORHEAD. .Lll INSEEDOII4-10 bble., reed on conaignraent and for sale . (mayls) &11100REtEAD. COPAIVA-122 ins., just rea'd and for sole. by rnayll , 8.A. - FAB:NEM:MR 8G- Jint PRIV ATE •DISEAM2g.. Dr:Brown, No - . f All 65 Diamond Alley,. can be 'consulted in all . I , , Mi tt 0 ;to h l a p a ri a lus o:dd f eatseaturr Inaldentts ' ' -;Tr• SyhilisandSyphiliticeruptions,gunorrhmit and its conseqeences, together with all Ca- - tunasseares,impurities o f the blood, 'with all disearics of cenerealorigin, skin discases,withstrictures,gleet,nrethral . discharges, seminal weakness and impotency; also, piles , rheumatism, female weakness, diseases of-the wombs monthly suppressions, diseases of the joints, fistula In cum, nervous affections, pains in the back and loins, ltri tatlons of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, scorbutio ' eruptions, tatter ringworm, mercurial diseases, Lc- . - . VE YEARS' PRACTICE,/ • • - Exclusively devoted to the study andtseatment of vane real disorders, and those arising tram youthful excesses' gaiety, climate, or impurities of the blood, whereby the . . coasumiton may have been enfeebled,enablesDr.RlOWn . . to offer assurances of speedy relief to all who may places themselves under his care. " Dr. Brown's offices itle conveniently arranged into so E . orate apartments. Patients can visit Di. B. without fear of exposure to other visitors. • • , It is of importance to many persons in nee d efinedical . Ind, to obtain good advice privately and promptly. : To all such, Dr. Brown's ready skill in removingyenessal du- ewes, in their various forms and trtages,oflers inducements' which can rarely be equalled. strangers are e du c at ed ap) prised that Dr. Brown has been regularly edu re cated is every brunch of medicine, and-for the last twelve years confined himself exclusively to the treatment of those diseases: . . Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated surgeon in Pittsburgh•vrho gives his whole attention to those cont.' . • alg•Certain,safe and speedy cases will, in all cases, be guaranteed. • • Recent cases are relieicilin a ahortthne, withoutintor ration from business. . : UP" - Herala or Rupture.—Dr. Brown also bridles per sons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has paid parucnj lar attention to that disease._ . • Letters from. a distance, asking advice, must contain fee, or they will not be attended to. IlW"011ee . on Diamond Alloy, a few doors from Wood street, "O r aldetbe market. Consultations strictly cot& dendal:*.• :-• ;•+,:. .:•... • 0c.125-dtr.wlY ' RVEIBUTESISL—Dr. Brown's newly discovered rem , edy for Rheumatism ir a speedy and certain remedy for that painful trouble. It never fails. • Office and Private Consultation Rooms t No. 65, Dia mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is always at 1 home. lanlB-ciavitf BUTINGI BATH. • • ' Dalliers Magical Pain Extractor. TO THE PUBLIC.—This is to certify that I have found Datlty's Magical Pain Extractor to prove a cure fo am Chronic Rheumatism, which I have been at:dieted with for ten years, in my hip joints. ABRAHAM R. VREELAND. Acquickanock, N. Y., April 8, 1:348. Ma. IL Dottar—Sir: I have been troubled with the . Piles for eight months, and could get no relief. Your Magical Pain Extractor having been recommended to me, rapplied it - but twice, obtained instant relief, and in a short time was perfectly cured! Could I not get any more of it, 'I would not take a hundred dollars for the :balance of my box. WILLIAM HALL. 97 North Moore street, New Yorli,.fulels,l4 : :: CAUTION.--Dalltes only Depot in the city of Veto York, and where the genuine (wade can be obtained, wholesale and retail; is at 415 Broadway. • H. Duumv is the inventor of this truly invaluable cow pound, and he never has, and nee& will communicate the secret of its preparation to any man living; and, there• fore, no other person ever has made, er ever can make. a grain of it himself. Counterfeits abound! Every Maly valuable article is subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and im posters; and nothing, that we know of, has more exten sively experienced that fact thun s Magical Pain A Tmrnegnuine D arcy, in case s of the severest Burns, Scalds , Pil es , &c., will afford mutant relief, and produce at oncecoolingand soothing etrect--extractiag pain in and from one to :liken. minutes! but be sure, al ways, apply it on linen—never on cotton cloth. • And now mark the differenee!--Connterfett Extractors, no matter under what name they may appear, or how ap plied, always irritate and increase thepa in/ Pamphlets, containing certificates of cares, may be had gratis, on application to JOHN ,11. MORGAN, ' Western Depot, Pittsburgh. Da- Wm. Tnoatt, Agent.. • . •.. • . Datiers Animal Galvanic Por Horses, Cattle, &c., cures spavin, quittor, grease, poll-evir,:aores, galls and bruises. Pamphlets containing certificates of respectable parties, may be bad on appli cation . . JOHN D. MORGAN, octlftd&svy . . Agent, Pittsburgh. MULLlistesPa All.Elisallnpi Ointment. CONTAININO NO MERCURY, or o th er Mineral. It has the power to cause all. EXTERNAL SORES, SCROFULOUS -HUMORS, SHIN. DISEASES, POI SONOUS WOUNDS to, discharge their putrid matters, and then heals them. . . -his rightly terme d ALL-IfEALING, for thercis scarce ly a disease external or internist, that it will not benefit. I have used it'for the last sixteen years for all diseases of the chest, involving the utmost danger and responsi bility, and I declare before heaven and man, that not in one ease hes It (ailed to benefit, when the patient was in the reach of mortal means. • • I have had physicians learned in the profession, I have ministers of the gospel, judges of the bench, alder men, lawyers, gentlemen of the highest erudition, and mulutudes of the poor use it in every variety of way, and there has been'but one voice—one tmiversal voice, say , ing—" M'ALLISTER, YOUR OINTMENT IS GOOD KREUAIATI9SI.—It removes almost immediately the inflammation and swelling, when the pain ceases: (Read the directions around the toox.l HEAD-ACHE.—The salve has cured persoas of the head-aehe of twelve years standing, and who had it reg ular every week so that vomiting took pinee: Ear-Ache, Tooth-Ache, and Agin in the Face ; are helped with like success. SCALD HEAD. —We have cured cases that actually ova • • to twenty doctors. One man told oh he had spent $3OO on his ehildren without any benefit, when a few boxes of Ointment cured them.- . NMEIaa==;STE BURNS —lt is one of the beat things in the'vroild for PlLES.—Thousands are . yearly cured by this Obit, ment. It Nsyszt fails in Myna& relief for the .Around the box - arc _directions for using-APAllister , s Ointment for Scrollala, Liver. .Complaint, , Erisipelee, Totter, Chilblain, Scald Read, Sore Eyes, quiney,Bore Throat, Bronchitis. Nervous Affections,-Pains, Disease of the Spine, liead.ache, Asthma, Deafnes.s, Ear-ache, Burns, Corns, all. Diseases of, the Skin, Sore Lips, Pim ples, &c.; Sores, Rheumatism, Piles, Croup, Swlelled or Broken Breast Tboth-ache , Agne in the Face,c.,- If MOTHERS A. and NURSES knew its value cities of Swelled or Sore Broast, they would always applyit.— In such cases, if used freely, and according to the direr, tions around each box, itmves relief in a teryfew hours. CORNS.—Occasional use of the Ointment will always keep Corns from growing. People need never be trou bled with them, if they use it frequently, • -. .This'Ointment is good for any part ot the body or limbs whenVetlamed. In some cases tt should be adplied often. CA.CTION. —No Ointment will be genuhie unless the name of JAMBS McALLISTER is written with a pen For sale by my Agents in nil the principal cities'. and towns in the Baited States. . •-• JAMES MeALLISTER, Sole Proprietor of the above medicine. - Principal Office, No. t 3 North Third at., Philadelphia PRICE P.S CENTS PER BOX. Sold et Wholesale and Reittil in Pittsburgh by BRAUN & REITER, cornet Liberty and St. Clair streets; L. WILCOX, Jr, corner of !Market street and the Diamond; also, comer of Fourth and Smithfield'Erects ; WiII. JACKSON, No. E 9 Liberty street - and at the BookSterre in Smithfield et., third' door from ' Second street; and in Allegheny*by id. P. Schwartz and. J. Sargent; and by.Y. C. Smith, - Birmingham; D. Nagley, East Liberty; H. Rowland, McKeesport and Elizabeth; J. Alexander & Son, Alononqa City N.B. Bowman & Co., Browns ville ; T. rs, Bridgeport ; John Barclay, Beaver ; -Tames Duncan, elision ;D. Watson & Co., New Castle; and S. D. Weaver, Freeport: - • mayllaleod&wy _From Rro..dotk Shinn, of lA6 Protestant Methodist Church frtHE tuidersigned, hav i ng bee n afflicted during the past winter; with adisease in the stomach, sometimes pro ducing great pain in the stomach for ten or twelve hours withoutintermission, and having tried various remedies with little effect, was furnished with a bottle - of Dr. D. Jaynes' Carminative Balsam This he used according to -the directions, and found invariably that this medicine caused tho pain to abate in three or four minutes ; and in fifteen. or twenty minutes, every uneasy sensation was entirely-spiieted. ~The medicine -was r afterwards used whenever indications of the.approach of pain wefe per and the pain was thereby prevented. Re column ed to use the medicine every evening, and sometimes in die morning; and in-n few weeks health was so far re stated that the sufferer was relieved from alarge emou - of oppresiiive pain. -From experience, therefore, he can conlidently -recommend Dr. D. Jaynes' Carminative Bal sam as n salutary medicine for diseases Of the stoinicb Aikgheny City, July le, 1841 ' - irr For sale at thel'allliDEN TEA STORE, 70 Fourth street, near Wood. , ; aug7-demy 111114.1z8P HAIR CREAM—A matchless article for growth; beauty, and restoration of the Hair. This Cream, when once known, will amerced° all other arti cles or the kind now in use. Where the halt is demi , harsh, thin, unhealthy . , uor turning grey, a few applica, tions willmake the hair soft and dark, and gtve it a beau tiful, lively appearance; and will also mate it Maintain its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long as all the preparations that are generally used. Where the hair ia thin, or has: fallen off, it may be restored by using - this Cream. Every lady and gentleman who is in the habit of using oils on their hair shoeld at once purchase a bottle of the. Clines., Hair Cream, as it is so composed that, it will not injure the hair- like the other preparations, but will beautify it, and. give perfect Benefaction in every inn For testimony to its. very superior tmalities,seethe foil lowing. letter from the Rev. .Mr. Caldwell to Mesrrs. Rendershott & Stretch, Nashville, general agents for the Southern States; • Letter °fib Rev. R. Caklevell, Paden of the "'ratite/jar, Church.- Esaasi - . •Mteutris. flimultaxacrrr k Sxmacit Gionzaressx=l take peasure in adding my testimony in favor otthe excellent preparation called Dr. Parish's Chinese Hair Cream, for about two years ago my hair was:very dry, bristly, and disposed to come ouu but having procured a bottle of the Cream, and used it according to the prescription, it is now elastic, so ft , and firm to the head.' Many balsams and oils were applied, each leaving myhair in a worse state than before. This Cream, however, has met my exPec..? . As an article for the toilet, my wife: gkies Inerepallea , over all others, being .debeately perfumed and not dis posed to rancidity. The ladies, especially, will find the Chinese Cream to be a desideratum is their preparations for the toilet. . Respectfully, zuu.,. _G — Sold , wholesale and retail, Pinabnigh,:by John lid.Towrisend, 45 Market and „Teel Xohler corner of 'Wood and Filthatz • .• lels4lBsw-19 =:M ~;,~ r.,j t;~f, i Drugs and illrbiciurs; RAMC— barre very superior, or e by [alaYl o ] - SiTITII . te SINCLAIR. TL&KE LIAI:E.--10 bbls. cf Lake Lime Teed. and for saleby- - [may4l- 5:7201111. HARBAUGH. JUST RECEIVE , ATTEE ONE FILICES fORE,6O Mgrket street,lo,ooo yards of Printed Lawns, at dm ,law : price of 14 cents. ftnyntl A. A. - MASON & Rlf .0-24* buz.itels , on hand and for sec by oxy26 11.110DES'& - 411..CORN, 30 Fifth st
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