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wfir be supported for the oftice of Brigadier' General at
the Military election.- Election, first Monday,Ath day of
June. [my2Cgd&seld9 : • • BIII3II2CGIIAId GUARDS.
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Brigadier Veeria....sliali WU: LAtursua
Jr, will he supported for the office of Llngadior General
at the military election.. Election firet Monday, 4th day
of Jane. . Imy24td&ortd) . Meal/ Vot.eicrimas.
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ocratic Criunty - Convention ni a candidate for Coroner.
If I have any friends, I want them to leg Tor me now.
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Late of Moliao del Rey.
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Orr' Notlcte....The Journeymen Saddlers, Hamner,
and Trunk Makers' Society meets the first Saturday of
every
tree at Union Hall, corner rit Smithfield and
Fifth sts. (mayl9:ly) W. C. GALL/41104 Sec'y.
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iWr" Ea oasomy..-If you wish to save your money
and buy a superfine RAT or CAP, call at FLEMING'S
lIAT STORE, where you will find a complete assortment
of the latest Fashions, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Wit!. FLEMING,
130 Wood el, earner r f-Virrla
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Ball, 'Wood strect,.
botoreon.sth ape:Virgin Allaeyhington.
Pirothoscu LODGIL, N0..333-2deets e..ery 2aeaday
Aleacmcnt.s Escalsexcl7, No. 67—Moots let and 3d
Friday •: ; • .mor2s—ly
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btirgh and Alleghen May .9
To their Asteuenessrute Masters of the Sitter Cale* of Pius.
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Gmtrixamt—flie City of St. Linde having recently,
and while afflicted by Cholera, been visited by Tire,
Which. has laid an important portion of her business
streets in rnin—and several days having already elapsed
since we became acquainted with this distrersingcalam
ity, that 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 say nothing of their gratitude far relief
under similar stufenngs,) should seek an opportunity for
expression and action in 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 roam BILIEII3O of our
eitizens„ to devise suitable means and mode of action in
behalf of the sufferers.
Very.respeculdly, your fellotv-eitizens.
D. T. Morgan, John D. Davis, •
W. R. Copeland, • Sidney Strong.
W. Hagaley, Mackey,
M. hloorhead, • Bailey, Brown & Co.,
H. Parry, ' iirallingford & Co-,
Job. T. Logan, • • • • Curling, Riabertson & Co.
McCandless & Campbell, Sang & Co..
Philip. Wilson, . Wm. Holmes & Co..
J. Painter, D. Leath & Co.,
Jas. 13. Murray. • • R. Townsend &Co ,
Kramer & Rehm,. •Neville B. Craig. •
H. Childs, • Wm. M. Hersh;
Edward Gregg. . D. N. White,
Wm. J. Howard. . Joe. Snowden,
Henry Woods, • Henry S. llagraw,
Geo. Albree, Charles Shater,
Chas.li. Paulson, Kennedy, Childs & Co..
Palmer, Rems& Co.. %V; Robinron, Jr.,
J. Jones & Co., T. Friend,
Cooper & Lovely; Jas. E. Dreading,
R. Tanner* Co.. ' Geo. E. Arnold.
Whitmore & Wolf, • • •;.• ;Hampton, Smith &Co ,
Mrphy, Wilson & Co., . •R; IL Hartley,
Sin u ger. Nicholson & Co, Blackburn,
B. A. Fahnestoek & C 0.,. Bakewell, Pears & Co.,
Ed or. D. Gestate, • •A. A. Mason & Co..
N. Holmes & Son.
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The citizens of Pittsburgh and Allegheny arc request
ed to meet on IVaDanati/r, the 30th inst., g t 3 o'clock, at
the Nzw Count' Horst, far the purpose, as stated in the
above communication, of expressing their sympathy
with the sufarcrs Lit the late St. Louis fire, and of taking
active measures for their relief. .
JONATHAN RUSH,
Mayor. Allegheny City.
JOHN HERRON,
Mayor, City of Pittsburg.
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117 - ,llant oa ntsrawss
tool)ar Enco, whether of gout.
rheumatism, bead-ache, -ache, or any other kind of
ache, is in all cases caused by
,impure humors of the
blood which have lodged upon the parts, and which,
nothing save vegetable purging
. (purifying) can remove,
because by no other menus can impurity be driven from
the body..
Wright: /adroit Vegetable Pill, Lave no superior, if in
deed they have an equal, in removing every description
of pain ; because they carry off, by the stomach and bow
els, all morbid and corrupt humors (thc cause of disease)
in an easy and natundmanne r. Four or five of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, taken going to bed, Trill in a short
time drive pain and distress of every kind from the sys
tem, and restore the body to a state of sound health.
Beware of Counterfeits and. Imitations.—Remember
that the Original and Only Genuine Indian. Vegetable
Pills have the written signature of Wl:mum Wazoirron
the top label' of each box.
Remember, also, that 11. Smyter, Druggist corner of
Market and Third streets; is not an agent for this medi
cine, and we cannot guarantee as genuine th at offered
by him for sale.
The genuine is for sale a Dr Wright's Principal
Office, 169 "Race street, PhLudelphin; and by JOHN'
THOMPSON, 150 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa., who
Is sole agent for this city, by whom dealers can be sup
plied at the wholesale rate.
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EU' FROM WILLLAX RIC/LARDS, 81. D.—l feel constrain
ed, from a senee of daty, to make the following statement
conscious that it may appear unprofessional. 34r. Chap.
Wade, of ihiei city, was quite low with Pulmonary . Con
sumption, with which I had been treating with less than
usual success. At his request, and_ that of bis friends, I
permitted hiin lary . Di. Dogera' Liverwort and Tar; and
I must confess that its effects were really surprising._.
After nxing the second bottle, nay visiur were discontin
ued, and ho was soon restored - o health.- Ido conscien
tiously recommend my brother practitioners to prescribe
this remedy in all pulmonary complaints which baffle the
ordinary made of treatment. •
Wri tzem J.Rtemtene, 111. D.
Cinefrourti'; Oetob er 15t;1844.
This medicine is warranted to break up the most dis
dressing Cough in a few hours time.
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Far sale by J. KIDD I CO.,
' Wholesale Druggists, No. 60 Wood at.
Also, by KNEELAND ic HARDIN,
ruayl6:6ind&w • • Grant street.
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ANYrrit.TErrn.—By the. use of 'Wheeler's celebrated
Tea-berry Tooth Wad, Tooth-ache can be effectually
cured. Tender and Diseased Gums made firm and
healthy. Bad' Breath much improved, and the Teeth
freed from tartar, and made beautifully white. Price, 60
cents per bottle.- . This article is patronized by the elite
.of society.-4s highly concentrated, and will nnike one
Tint of the wash.
Sold wholesale and retail by war. JACKSON, at his
Boot and Shoe Store, "BIG BOOT," 89 Liberty street,
bead of Wood street, Pittsburgh. ap27:omilicw
UMAIER STUFFS-50 ps. blue Drills •
),74 -
.5:1 • " Star Jectos;'
• - 40 ,4 Cottonado.
Open Ind for tale by. . • .
• breCANDLESS & CAAIPSELL,
coar2o . . 07 Wood street
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BUTTCpIB—An assortment' of Agate and Pearl Shirt,
Vine And Horn Pantaloon, Lasting and Brocade
Coat, Gilt, Satin, Horn; Lasting and Brocade Vast; &c.,
for sate by •- - McCANDLESS & CAMPBELL,
may 29 . . . • D 7 Wood street.
ClOMBS•lyoz7,_Side,Reading, Pocket, Dressing,
1,../ Polka,AybOd;Takk; lic.,Ac., lust reeeiyed.and for
sale by • : 'McOANXILESS & CAMPBELL,
move/ ' ' • ' • .' - . ' 97W00d street.
4 , rt.( If kIiBL.S.AI...O.IIIOLASSEA—In Store and for sale
ells''‘J‘J by t . -..M . 4011 IN APDEVITT & BROS.,
Y 22 ..% • ' • : ---.-....., -. • No....la_Libermaireet.,
() BOXES-WHITE HAVANA SUGAR;
.tGi •50 begs. - do. . Brazil • .. do.; '
25 bble. ' ' do. .tdo.'.. . do.; in store and
for sale by'' ' • JOHN M'DEVIT'I & 11R,05.,
trlY 2 3 .. • .. No. 13 Liberty street. '
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50 BBLS. N 0.2 ROSIN; •• • • • ' '
N. C. in store and for sale by
• JOIIBPDEVITT & BROS.,
N 0.13 Liberty street.
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-JOHN INVDEVITT 21: BROS:,
N 0.13 Liberty street.
maylp - ,
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11110 .. t0": . (mayl6) KING & AMORHEAD.
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_Admits* ariviegitiaefrahaiszt ititheitfdron Wm;
4 o'com i P 2 1 1.."2:Wisintiat 6F.camplied with ;In ',nitric. in/
curs an trisersOi: isp'onibtems earlier/to u rwoutd
illiOnlng - Most printing ,Offire.
CORNER ovvvooD AND P/FTE STREETS.
ar Swift' ideerto 'oitrEstablishineut, a splendid
Steam-Po we's Printing Machine, we aro . prepared - to do
all kinds of-ffesooper and Book work in a stylerof un
surpassed keinlikplutd neatness, and Amon the most rea
sonable tenth We'respeetrullq saki: the, patronage of
the public tjithilifinet of our business • •
!E1 I. Looor. No. 4D
meats at t4e. - 201 . 1:ooTnit of Wood street and Virgin'
Alley, eventVittnatil ,
mantilla --•;• Gpiaottßassarr,See.y.
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-1 -1 134 BlDDlar,Dentratßsorovro to a
new three wry Brick, on Systrainam or; one door be
low Sixth infect. TEETHINSERTED, from one to a
whole sett,' by Annospheric Pressure, :with a' beautiful
represrntation'of the Natural Gun, restoring the Rica to;
its original 'shape: TEETH F,XTfLtOTED;• with littl e
or no pain.'Drcytto Tann permanently saved by
rincnireo,preyentingyhe Tooth-ache, which isinuehliet
ter than curing it; though b it-thquli3 00 •dono five,min
utes, or even instantly: • ap2l:ly
Dur-Suriday 'TriplY to 13 o s the stetuner
• BEAVER will leitre - the;Wharf, opt s e the Mononga
beta Houle, every Sunday nioratnt," at ir•o'clock,-for
Beaver. Returningi:Will tette Beaver at 1 o'clock, and
arrive at 4 o'cloeki P. 3r. • • • :.
Fare, rwintrr:xryx czere.
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• MP' A ttROBERT BARKER, Maacatar
.Tan.oa, No. a - Market,
,betteeen Second and Third streets,
PiUsburgh.ConatantlY on hand,"a large and general no.
sortment of EASEI/OICAILE. RaLDVMADT Citrf . nNO.
Particular attention paid to th e Cutting of Custom
. Work, which will be made in the most fashionable man
nee, and on reasonable terms.. . "' " maY9
todeois Veiiiding, Fourth
street, between. Wood%iincl.:Smithfishf streen.-.Pittsburgh
Encampmiant,..No, 2, ineeto Ist and &I Tucidays of each
month.
Pittsburgh' Degree Lodge, • Is 4i:.irseats:.2d and 4th
Mechanics' . : Lodge r . No.
,9, nicein . n:rery. Thursday
Vesleltelisr : iodge, No. 94; meets every Silednesday
Iron Uty Lodge,NO. IStmeets every M911411Y
Mount Moriuh Lodge, No. 360, meets every Fridayevening.. . ruayW:ly
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PASSENGER ' ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1848.
~ SteamboatPacketi dne, , leavesdailyforCincinnati,lo.em.
Piutsenger Packet, - via: Brownsville, to Baltimore and
Phlladelphitt.s A. 11- 2 turd ea. at. . • '
Karl Coach. Line, disentto Philadelphia, 9. m., and 101
Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, B a.. at;
North-Western; via Cleveland, daily,lo a.:
_Erie and Western New . York - ydaily,-9 A. St: " • '
Nurth - Easterni!o.Phileulelptue daily except Sundays; 4
ARRIVALS ANDD TtlitE OF MAILS.
Eastern Alan ;#i Philadelp)uti,,dne B'f. M., closes LI Id:
!Western Itlait i Vin. and Lonure.,!dueU., closes 5 a.st:
Souttr.vla Balt. and Washington,dne 8 P. u.,cio sea 6
North-Westeni Cleveland due 10 L. at. , eloses9 A.lt
Erie and :Western New !Yea. duo 8 P.M. - closes 8 A-rd
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Bank of Pitisbargh •• 650,00 850.00 850,00
Exchange Bank ...... •••• ..... 50,00 44,00 43,50.
Merchants' and 2.1: Bank ' 50,00 • 50,00 ' .99,00
Farmers' Depositßank None in market.
Hand Street Bridge 50,00 50,00 49,00
Northern Liberties Bridge 60,0035,00
Old Allegheny Br:dge 55,00 30,00 35,00
Connellsville R. R.Stoef, paid on
.* • shares, 10.,5d . 3 ,0 0 3,43
City. Bonds (8 Bfr'ecat;) 90,00
Monongahela Bridgo 25,00 ' 3.gt50
Gas Stock •
.50,00 •
Dall!7 , ll.eview *tithe Bliarkoti.
- • - OFFICE OF THE Pon,
.Wantristuir bloarnno, May 30, tb49.1
iicZ"The .heavy rains within - a day or two past,
keep tho rivers in fino order for steam boat.naviga-
Alan. ConsicLerable business is still doing, consider
ing the lateness talkie season.
FLOUR—The receipts by wagon and steamboat
are !erflight, end sales are principally:confined to
mull lots from store for private c.onsam . ption, at
prices ranging from $3,62103,80. The latter figure
for choice brands. • . •
GRAIN—Very little coMing in. We quote sales
of Wheat at 95c; Oats 33/334c; Corn 33(534e op be.
BACON—We notice no change in prices. Sales
in &regular way at yesterday , * quotations.
. I HOLASSES--bale of 25 bbls. at 2741 c. good aril
,chn'tor cash.
•;•.SODA ASH—This is becoming an important arti
ariin market. One house 'Mope, *will import about
a thousand casks this season, which shows that there
is a large demand for it. Sales brisk at 314/34.
BUTTER--Coming in slowly. Good roll is worth
Sit9e rp• 111. Fresh print in market last evening sold
at 10014 e p lb. •
WHISKEY—No change in prices. and no large
sales.
CANDLES—City and Cincionati dipped 9c; Mould
10Ic; Star Plc p . lb.
CHEESF,--Saleir 25 bores W. R. at 66-51 c.
V' lb.
LARD—Sales 10 bbls. and 75 Kegs Lard p ,
at 6 c
fiarp. FLOUR—SaIo 90 bbls at $5,75.
AIICTION SALES,
BY JAMES .arxx xxs, A UVTIONSEI
NO. 114 rrns WooD Srascr. mama DOORS num
A DMINISTRATORS' SALE of a Stock of Ladies
.11, and Misses fine Shoes, Men's and Boys' fine Boots,
a quantity of Kid Leather, a few remnant' of Lastinga
Cloth, Cutting Bawds, Bow Windows, Shelving with
Drawers, Counters , Stove and Pipe, Hair Seat Settees,
a quantity of Lasts, Gas Fixtures, Store Fixtures, &c., at
AUCTlON.—Tomorrow, WEDNESDAY, May 30th, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, will be sold, by order of the
Administrators of the tate Xavier Piard, decd, at the
Shoe Store. corner of Penn end St. Clair streets. oppo.
site the Exchange Hotel, the balance of stock of hoots
so al Shoes remaining unsold. Also, Gas and Store Fix
tures, comprising every description of ladies', misses'
and children'e shoes, of the finest quality and best work
manship, gum and buffalo over-shoes, man's and boys'
fine calf morocco and.sca 1 boots; together with general
assortment, too numerous to mention. Also, will be sold,
a quantity of kid leather, • few remnants ot !mite'
cloth, eluting boards, 2 hair seat settees, I stove and
pipe, 2 bow windows, I counter, 3 pieces of shelving
with drawers to each, 2 trunks, a quantity of lasts. Cat
fixtures; also. store fixture s.• Teruis at safe.
THOS. A. HINTON,
D. A. OLMSTED,
Administrators.
JAMES MrKENNA, Atm.
DJOUIiNED SALE ine.viti.i.7;tubirii:FAL
TATE AT AUCTIO.V.—The two fleets of Laud
belonging to James Gray. Esq., advertised to be sold
yesterday at hlcKeana's Auction Rooms, is adjourned.
in - consequence of the weather, until Thursday next,
:day :loth, at the same hour and pl oce; as several persons
from 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 Rooms.
JAMM.GRAY, Owner.
maytM JAS. MeKENNA. Acct.
SPLENDID FU RN MO AT A UCTI 0:4.- On Thurs.
day next. May 31st, at 2 o'clock in the atternoonosill
be sold, at McKenna's Auction Rooms„ the Furniture of
a private fatally declining housekeeping, all of which
has been kept in the best of order, comprising—mahog
any sofas. secretaries and book-cases, burettes, Alining
and breakfast tables, hair and cane seat chairs, fancy
Windsor and common chairs, bedsteads and bedding;
together wilt' a variety of kitchen tatinsils.
may M 3 JAMER MeIiF.NNA, Atiet.
OTATISTICS .OF COAL.— Snit - a - nes or tosx; the
Geographical and Geological Distribution of Mine
ral Combustibles, or Fossil Fuel—lllustrated with Maps
and Diagrams, embracing, from official reports of treat
coal producing countries, the respective amounts of their
production, consumption and commercial distribution in
all parts of the world; together with accompaniedriff's,
duties, and International regulation; with
nearly four-hundred atatistical tables, and eleven hun
dred analysis of mineral combustibles. Prepared by
Richard Courtin Taylor. •
A few copies of the above work this day received and
for sale by RAY & CO..
mar2o Comer of Wood and Third au
(Journal copy.)
kIiTANTLD, A 1.1,1 AT PAR.
TY FOR SALT: Two substantial, vrell but
lt and con
veniently arranged Brick Dwelling Houses. pleasantly
situated on Bank Lane, Allegheny, having dace lot or
TS feet front by 100 deep. Price, 50.000. nte whole Or
one-third may be paid in Scrip, at par, and time bad on
deferred payments.
.Arao—A. valuable I.ot, of 111 feet front on Fourth st.
Road by 03 deep to an allay. Price, 81,20 D. One-half
or more may be paid in Scrip. at par; balance' on time.
. 8. CUTHBERT, Oen. Agent,
Smithfield street.
Tkrlire and Mann. lwatiranees
HE INSURANCE CO. OP NORTH AMERICA wit.
make permanent and limited Insurance on Property
in this City and vicinity, and on StOpments by Callan,
Riven, Lakes, and by Sea. The properties of this Com
pany aro well Invested, and furnish on available fund for
the ample indemnityof all persons who desire to be pro
teeied by Insurance: WIT. P. JONES, Agent,
maylEt 44 Water street.
By Express.
ejUar b.mukaVED, *7 TUX Bste-ligve CLOTIMIO 870/LN,
some splendid Tweeds Veving3 end Cassintrres, of the
!ales' szyles. Those desirous of procuring anything in
our line. are respectfully solicited to call and examine
our mock. BOODYF.R. & GRIBISLE,
trrSign of the Bee-ilive, No. 25L Liberty stteet, three
doors above Irwin et • may2l
'OAT ATEAL.--Oar machinery is now " turning out" a
ful supply of this article, equal to anything of the
kind ever seen in this country, and it is afforded at h a
price which places It within the reach of every family In
the community. RHODES & ALCORN,
may 22 - - - Fifth street. .
HINTS,-2 eases Blue and Orange Prints;
1 case Fall River Blue "
Open and (or sale by
MCCANDLESS &CAMPBELL,
• • 97 Wood street.
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AM ATC-ii(Tc-' DA 1' itituuicr affair,
. who speaks the German lax guage, and can come
well recommended. may 22
HOUSE FURNISHING HARVWARE, &c.—The
subscribers are receiving and opening a large stock
of House-furnishing Hardware, Britannia and Japanned
Ware. Also, on band, a largo stock of plain Tin and
Copper Ware, of oar own manufacture; Pressed Goods,
&c., &e..—to which, we would invite the attention to
wholesale buyers and others._
JOH DUNGAP & CO.,
Corner Market and Second create
NEW BOOKS!— Agnes Morris, or the Heroine of
Domestic Life.
Hlstory of King Charles the Second of England, by
Jacob Abbott . ; with engravings. Just received by
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Cor.3d and Market sta.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE— A desirable
Farm of 155 Acres,lB6 of Which St oc k a high Th e e
Timber
cultivation, having been used as c a
Farm.. The
Timber and Soil is of the best quality. The improve.
meats aro a Dwelling House, Barn, Stable, Ac.; also,
Orchard, Garden—and the whole under good fence, and
is well watered. Situated 18 miles from the City, on the
Kittanning Road. Price,B3ooo. Tends, 81764) lil hand ;
balance at 7 years. S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
ma y l6 Smithfield street.
.CHOLERA I CHOLERA I—A Plain Treatise on Choi ,
ki era, showing its nature, varieties, causes, treatment
mut prerention, by Joseph Ralph, N. D., author of the
Family Physiciane&o.,&c.; to which is added "Rules for
the Preservation of Health in the Fear Seasons." For
sale by S. CUTHAERT, Gen. Agent,
• mar 24
Smithfield street.
XTEVY BOOK FOR SCHOOLS.—Elements of Illythol
ogY, or Classical Tables of the Syri an, and Romans,
to which are added some notices of }Bodo° and
Scandinavian Superstitions, together with those of 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 its..:. .
FFlkt r.
pr i a u yrake?'! — Clifice, (up maim) No. 20 Wood street ,
TOW FOR ticalF belt chests Y. H. Tea ,12 bbl.
1.4 "Old Rye' , Whiskey, for sale at e
•
my 2 9 • • OASIDAY'S, 20 Wood at.
SODA A9s-10 calks of " Kurtz" superior
reed and for anie
. by & W. HADDAM:M.
' 1510.14 Water and 104 Front et.
•
WI
MMEM
STOCKS:
New VlL'heeltag Packet.
The new and - splendid passenger steatite
• , TAYLOR, AI. E. Lucas, Master, will run
es a Regular Packet between Pittsburgh and
V ire mg, easing this city every Monday, ‘Vednesday
tidt g4 air
and Friday, at 10 o'cloek, A. at-, and 11'beeling every
Tuesday, Thartday• and datttrday, at `. l o'clock, A. kr.
For freight or paasage, Malting superior accommoda
tioict„l apply orl board.
The Z. Taylor is an entirely new boat. and for speed
and accommodatior, Is not surpassed by Say boat on the
river, ijan..3o) ARAISTR.ONG k CROZER, Agts,
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Iteitttlar Packet fo r -e il anilsb •
THE fine steamer WELL3VILI.E, Copt,
sWirlik 13.4Stx1tx. will leave &title above and inter
mediate portwou Wednesdays a n d 84tioltop.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
au23 GCO. It. MILTENBERGER, A gt.
...,........... ~... __ _ .
New Wheellug Packet.
The new and splendid passenger
stearnerIAMESNEIASON,O. D. 'Moore
• !Raster, will run au .a Regular Parke ,
between Pittsburgh and Whee ling, leav ‘ ------- --- --•-
ing this city every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, n 1 y EXICONS--
10 o'clock. A. at.. and Wheeling everr Monday, Wedries I -Li Donnegan' 4 Gre - ek luta Eltell Lextroc; Landon ed.
• Lee's Hebrew and Rear Lexicon..
dav and Friday, at LO o'clock, ii. Yr.
For freight .or passage. (having superior accommoda 13 ° $w °"" Axle° t i ll/cm Dict iwuttr• •
i Gest-flies Hebrew Lexicon.
tions,) apply on boanl. '
The James Nelsen is an entirely new boat. and for ( lioculi's Analytical Dictionary.
speed and accommodation is inu surceased by any host 1 Hooper** Medical Ihrtionary,
on the river. AAI3RTRON(.I & enozruz, Also. English, French and German Lexicons.
dectktf ', tent . , ' For sale by H. $. BOSWORTII & O-,
ray 24 Foartli st., near Market.
15Y TEXP RE,..4.4:::-iiiiiiii-,liFiCarlaaiiiris"--ervit:
sexuAs. NZ Market Street
-4 doz. Pearl Braid Bonnets;
2 " Allsimit
I " Boys' Trimmed Bird-eye Braid ;
2'' •• " Pearl "
I " Jenny Lied Hats, ton Girl. ;
I .` Infants' ..
11 " Gentlemen's Pearl Braid . Hats, new sr ,
For sale al extremely low prices; for cash.
_____
Franklin Parket.
W.. The fast packer itM
LLIIENT 114141,E,
Capt. Wl*. ii+ISNA, will run regularly be
tween at urgh and Franklin, oh the Allegheny Ritter.
Leases Pittsburgh sash Monday and Thursday, at 4
o'clock, a. st. For freight or passage, apply ou board.
Aka — - 125atE
1849. 1849.
CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH
DAILY STEAM PACKET LINE.
I 9 Independent Line of steamers is now composed
T
of the largest, swiftest, best finished and furnished,
and moot powerful boats on the waters of the West. The
highest wages are paid for the services of the hest and
most experienced men enoged in the river business.—
The line has been in operation for six years; has carried
nearly two millions of people, without-doing the slightest
injury to theirpersons. The proprietors challenge coin
permit: with any passenger line in the Union for safely,
regularity, and speed.,All that money can procure has
been provided for the safety, rnmfort and convenience of
passengers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows:
MONDAY PACKET.—Tbe Mottonaannut,Capt.Stone,
will le ave Tlitsburgh eve ry Monday morning tali/o'clock;
Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 P. x.
- =STAY PACKET.—The !frame No. 4,, Cam
Ino; .Eneelter, will leave Pittsburgh every Tiesday
morning'at 10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at 10 r. w.
WEDNESDAY PACKET—The - NSW ENGLAND Na.
2, Cpt. S. Dean, will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
momutg at lOo'eloek ; Wheeling every Wedrieeelay even
lag at 10 r. x.
THURSDAY PACKET—The Baimmwr, Capt. R. J.
Genes, will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday . morning at
10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10 r. irtt.
FRIDAY PACREY—The CUrpiatNo.2, Capt. Crooks
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday ntorning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 P. U.
SATITRDA Pdt'KET.—The Musa:tors N 0.2, Capt.
I. C. Woodward, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday
corning at 0 o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening
at ltb.r. sr.
SUNDAY PACKET.... Tile ISAAC Nsa-rog, Capt. P
Dew?, will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning
10 o'eloek;. Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 e. re.
nov 19. . •
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Magazines for .June.
'DECEIVED Al M. A. MlNER ' S.—Graham ' s Maga
zineit, far June.
Sartain'a Union Magazine, for June.
Goiters Lady's Book,
.Mardi, and a Voyage Thither; by Herman Melville.
My Uncle the Curate, a Novel; by the author of the
Bachelor of Albany, &c., &c.
Memoirs of a Preacher; by Goorge Lippard.
Fernande or the Fallen Angel; a new Novel, by
Alexandre Dumas. .
Family Fallings; a new Novel, by the author of the
Hen-pecked Husband, &c., etc.
Georgina Hammond; a Novel, by the author of My
Poor Cousin, &C.,licc. . . .
Kit Carson, the Prince 'of GOld Hunters; by Charles
No. 1 Chambers' Information for the People; new
edition, to be completed in 16 numbers.
(17•Srnithfieldst,, opposite Brown's Hotel. (=VII
STARHA ._
SERRT. ---
7 ,. . subscribers respectfully inform th e citizens of
' Pittsburgh and vicinity that they have purchased
from Mr. C S. Bickley, the celebrated " Brea Bcaxuv"
and "Ice Criam Saloon," in Diamond alley, and are pre
pared to serve the old customers of the establishment and
the public generally with all kinds of Cakes, Confec
tionary, Nuts, Fruit, &c., dm Order's for Parties filled
on the shortest notice.
Er The Ice Cream Saloon is nowopen day and night
maylS4lm . A, &P. SCIIILDECKER.
Hoyle's Chintzes.
CASES of above Goods, 3-4,4-4 and 9-9 wide, fancy
and double Barbie, for sale by
mar29:n ' HAMPTON, SMITH & CO
BBLS.No,I_BERRINGS, (May Inspection 0
lf
U 30 bbls. No. i Shad, .
" N 0.3 Mackerel, (Boston Inspection;)
'5O "" , N. C. Tar, in grime order; received and for
sale by ' TAAFFE & &CONNOR,
may2l:dircil . Corner Penn and Wayne streets'
frOMATOVATSUP-100 doz. boxes, containing 1 doz.
each, packed in'.lw:or-duet, for stup_ping; for sale by
may 4 •• RHODES & A.LCORN, 30 Fifth st.
'•;. •
t . F. 7; 7i7
powr oie-riTTsi3traon.
-
4f PEErwAres IN THE ciusermL
.•
Siiainer - Michigan No: 2; Gilson', Beaver.
* 0 Lake Erie - Sholee. Beaver -
` •
• Baltic, Jacobs, Browne le. . -
_ -A am n en, , 4 P l a en kin r sn ao -
nM,c K•
e i• e sport
. •
•:." • New.Eaglaiid &0.2, .Dean Cincinnati;
" • Gladiator,' Parnsviorth, Cincinnati::` i'
•••• Parisi Marrone; :•• • - • .
'Janice Nelson,MooreiWheeling-.
• :7.
• DEPARTED,.- •- • •
Rteanter-LakeiErie;sholie;Deaver. .S • -
0 blicbigan-N0.2, Gilebn, Beaver..
Balnc,.Y robe, Brownsville •
, • `Atlantic ; Parkinson, do: -
'Camden, Hetictrickaon,'McKeeeport.
Pennsylvania, Greenlee, Cincinnati.
: " Shunk,Wellaville. • • • ••••
Caleb Coperhfurdoek; Wells Ville: •
Nelson,:bloorei Wbeehnfr
••• Taylory Zanesville. • •
' Z. Lucas; Wheeling.'
For Greenwood Gardens.'
_... -
,--- _..... - NEW ARELANGEIdhiENT--Theat
•• . -
steamer. THOS. SCOTT will corn
mencebn- on ay, May 7th, to run
from the old Greenwood Landing, foot of Pitt - street, : to
the Garden, leaving at 8 o'clock-A. - it , and at each even ,
hour anti! i 9 o'clock r. U.; last trip from the Garden at
....The Saloons are supplied with all the delicacies et the
'season. Tea us 6 - o'clock. The Garden, with a large
collection of Greenhouse Plants, - Dahlias, Annual Plow- -
or. Plants and Shrubbery. - The comfortable wharf boat.,
Greentirood; will be placed at the Pit( st. landing. iny4
1-cidoill.NYr"
___
, - For ea*,er - and IVellirrillei4
' il
TEM' new and splendid passenger eteiraer
C4LI COPE; Ar. itleanouir, Master, will
leave for the above pann4 oil interrnediato ports
every TUeaday, Thursday, and blinuiday.
...For freight or prissuge, having euperior aceommoda.:.
tions,tipply on board. may4
4y4
oliii i ti Tux Ste ame r BEAVER, Cass. E. Claus,
Maiter,. will leave this ear eve r y Monday,
e nee ay - and rnday; iit 10 A.M.
She has a boat at the landing, between Wood et. and
the Bridge, prepared to - receive freight at anytime. Ray 4
. il iegi s .
____.
_.' Wm. IL Wheele,
QT.EAMBOAT AGENT on be found at Wesley
~
3,7
Crier's Counting Room; earner of Water and Smith
field streets, Pittsburgh.- - inartl
, - Por Rt.-Lou Lat -------
Tim fine new passenger steamer AARON
ART, W. S. litartrrz, Master, will leave for
e a ova and intermediate ports, regularly.
For freight or passage, apply on board. . mays
' For Clnottnintl-.Reasslair—Pachrac
Aka The .fine w ill M T. VERNN, litsam
Ecti - t wrz, Mast e r , lleave for th eabove and
mtermate Ports , regularly, every Saturday evening.
For freight or passage, apply On board, or to
apWl. - GLO. a A ILTENBEMGER, Ag't.
Zanesville . _.. ____
' Regular Packets.
j i liak e Steamer YANKEE, Capt. Mcßae, leaves
very Saturday, at 24rclock,, it,
teenier .I.E.VVY LINU, Captain GALLIOUIR,Ieavn
every Tuesday, at 0 ci , cioCktP• Pc
For freight or passage apply to
W. IL WHEELER, Agent,
ap3 Corner of Water and Smithfield au.
- LOUISVILLE PARILETS. ---7
FOR WIIFTM.ING, CINCINNATI Ir. LOUISVILLE
IitOCLAX SAIT2DAT Pacart—The A
' No 1 fineand fast passenger steam Pac-.
keg , TELEGRAPH, S. Heriep,. Com. {
wander, will leave Pittsburg for 'Wheel. I
ing; Cincinnati and Louisville, and all intermediate Ports,
every Saturday, at 10 o'clock precisely.
For freight or passage apply on boned, or to t
FORSYTH & DUNCAN, A.genta.
The Telegraph Ems been built expressly for a regular
Paclret.and ;rub a view entirely to the comfort of pas.
sengeri; the aceortutiodationti are. Inferior to no boat on
the western waters. The Telegraph will run in connex
ion with the Ilea Franklin No laud Me No 0, to Sant-
Lools—timethrongb,mva Dam., . ap2l-ly
184 e. _ ISSN.
—.:
Pittsburgh and Brownsville Daily Packet
Line.
PCIIRCART let ruts, -------
- FXBRUAIIIT ittylSl9.
LEAVE DAILY AT S A. M, AND 4 P. M._
The following new boutsUompleie the line
for the present season r Al LA.NUIC, Capt„
James Parkinson, - HALTIC, Capt. A. Jacobs; ,
and LOUIS rimnicE, Cunt- E. Bennett The heats are i
entirely new, and are fitted up without ragard to expense.
Every-comfort that money can procure has been prosi- I
ded. The boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Rom,
at the foot of Ross st. • Passengers will be punctual oa. 1 'FRESH ARRIVAL OF N/5.1V GOODS,
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the ad verdict l AT P.; - 131BLASTrA.
hours. • . - 1101 1 NO. FORTY.HINS, LIBERTY sr., PITTSBURGH,
TEST RECEIVED, en extensive end general sutort-'
IPI meet of French, English, Belgian and Atueritan
Cloths., COOliVarrelt and Vesting's, of - the latest and mast
i desirable ' , Clams. Amongst them will be found a eerie
i.
ty of entirely new styles Fancy Casaimeres and 'Vein
lags, of the latest impoostiona—ati of - which will be
made to otter in the most Gishionable rnanaer, at *bon
notice,
and reasonable prices.
I tin , hand, a large assortment of READY-MADE:
CLOTHING, made up in the present Spring Style, and
will be *old tow for cash.
1 N, B. To Tattaas.— Watt's Graduating Shoulders.
1
Measure System. for Lulea: Purlulkwt P. DELANY'S.'
"11Y EXPRESS—
' 1) I doz. f.adies' Extra Pearl Sonnets •
2 .. . Pearl ~ ,
I ' ".- Rini-eye /./
1 " Ottawa' Pearl 1
3 " Intents Trimmed flats;/
I ' Doyie Pearl
.
i/, Dirtt•eye " 1
Received this day, and for sale at the lowest priceo,by
HOtiAN ac CANTWELL, 1
No. Stl Market street.
Flab Itnd Tar.
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MEM
EMMWM
Swat neseic.Citriti -.; • ..
WELL .ASZIONOPOLIES'IOVETFALL:
- - SO MUST "PRICES; - -
11 - riflca lai twill be preveaby calling lit MeGaztuee
TV FashionuelciTailonngEstablielunent,Third street,'
St. Charles Building, • - .- •
MOTTO: Smai.preittan4 quick/ales.
Yesisrs 2 1 res4 and good.
1076:L MILLER, PHILATM. wrd.-11ICIEETSONVIITTIIWOR011.
ASILLER dc RICKETSoN Maude Grocers, and Im.
-11.1. porters of Biandies,'Wines .ahi' Segarkt N 05,172
and 174 f -coiner cd Liberty and Irwin' streets,Pittabitrgh,.
;XTEW BOOKS , ManPrimevai i bY 11 E' 4 ' 3 -
.L . .Layard's Nineveh and its Remains.
The Clergy of America:
The Czar, his Court and People.'
Women of the Revolution.
frvines Werke; new edition-
•• Life and Corresponeence of John Foster.Holmes ' Poems..
• De Foe's Works, complete ;20 vets.
Swift's {Yorks, complete; 2vols.
Fielding and Smollett; complete. ' •
The Progress of America; 2 thick vols.
'For sale by H. S BOSWORTH & CO. . '
4th street, near Market.
DICI." Clergymen and strangers are invited,to call at the
Boo' Store of H. S. Bosworth .Ir. Co., on Fourth street.
near Market, where will be found fine editions of many
rare and valuable works..
BIIRNT OUT,
RE - BUILT;"AED' - :elT-W OR K!! !
soon Mannfactory.
'PRE subscriber having enlarged his Shop, lately de
stroyed by , fare, informs his friends - and the public
generally that he is now prepared to Manufacture W.
Piny Carts, Drays, Timber Wheels, Tracks and Wisest
•barrows, at his Shop, on Fifth street, between Wood and ,
Smithfield str!‘ets; where he keeps on hand a large stock,
or makes to order any amount of - work, of the best ma
terials and by experienced Workmen,.and at prices to
suit the times.
Southern merchants and furnace men are requested to .
call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere.
TEAS t TEAS t t TEAS 2 t S.
IT is with pleasure that the subsciibers in
:. !VA the citizens of Pittsburgh - and vicinity
teat they have completed arraneements with
....,, , Messrs. .L.C, Jenkins & CO., of Philadelphia
• .. ', to receivetheir superior ' '
PACKED TEAS, , .
. .
And will hereafter be kept constantly. on
.• hand. They ore neatly and securely put up
. in rretullic packs off, I and I lb each, with
heir printed card—showing the kind of Tea,
prtco, ni l , me of the concern and depot in Philadelphia;
with an invitation to return the Tea, if 'not liked.
• .
• Gunpowder • ..... , 021 75 1,00.1,25 1,50
Imperial 50 75 : 1,00 1,25 1,60
Hyaon 50 62 75 1,00 1,25
o, Y. Nilson k 21 i th oo 1,2 ? 3,50
1114 " 9 ! PI:: and Extra Fine- •• 75 1,6. 1,25 .1,00
We will warrant all the TEAS we sell to be equal to,
if not superior to any sold in this City, and'abould they
not, prove acceptable tollte taste, they can be returned,
and the money will be refunded, as It is only' with that
understanding we sell.'
We ask - a lair trial, that the public' meg. be able tojudge between our Teas and those hereto/bre sold by
ci,her companies In this city.
All lovers of rich, delicious and good flavored TEAfI,
should give us it tall. Dealers can be supplied on the
most reasonabletenus'
For nolo by - -708. 8„ ht..YOVNG tc
N, W. corner 9th and Ferry If treats, and
YOUNG) & SON,
apl6 S. W. corner 3d and ftois streets.
-'rstistetea $ • .
fiIRE undersigned Assignee of Santee} Hill, Esquire,
J.. will offer at Public Vendee or Outcry; on the prem. -
, ises, on the 30th of Mu, inst., at 1. o'clock in the ItnCr
00011 of that day, a TRACT OF LAND containing three
hundred and thirty and a half Acre*. situate on the - Mo.
nongahela river, about one mile above MOnongabela
City, In Washington County Pa. There are erected on
this tract, a new two story thick Dwelling' House; also,
a Log Dwelling Ilouse. There ate two good Apple
Orchards on the premises; about two hundred Acres
cleared-40 or 00 Acres of whieb is first rate River Bot
tom. There is a strata of six feet of Stone Coal ander
the whole tract, equal to any on the Monongahela river,
and so convenient b a n ks rivet, that it costs
remove it from the to the beau, Th en Land Is of
the best quality, and contains - an inexhaustible quantity
of Limestone. This tract will be sold in whole orin part,
to accommodate purchasers.
Those wishing for further information, arc referred to
Judge Bill , residing on the_prertifses,Sainuel Becket, re. -
sitting near the land, end Daniel Long, Innkeeper, Cita. ,
Manati 3 Obio.
Timm will also be sold on the 31st of May, inst.. at 1
o'clock on the afternoon of that day, on the prcrafiroo,
TRACT OF LAND containum sixty-eight and a half !
Acres . ; situate in Falloalield Township, to said County.;
adjoining land of the heirs of David - Dalton, Jerome I
Venable, andotbers: about one-half of which is cleared; I
on which is erected it Grist Mill, with two tan of stones;'
a new Saw Mills;good Dowelling Douse, /cc,
The terms will be made known on the day of sale, by
ettsvZitd ' JOSEPH HENDERSON .Assignee.
otegresit Gaiters.
T DI PS, wanting something 1113petior, both for look
and comfort, to anything they have ever worn, will
please cal) and examine them. Thesis Hoots have no
strings to do and untie'
and dangle about the ankle,
they are not only muelt.
handsomer, but display,the foot
and ankle to a much better advantage than any other
Hoot or Shoe made, You will alto save time and troll.
ble_ Manufactured by 8. KEYS.
martin No. S Filth street.
flirt LET—lnAlleghenydiii,7 Dwelling House, eta.
I. We and Lot. 60 feet by 300, now dt r eupled by. Renj,
adjoining Geo. Hogg. For terms, address the
subscriber, via box 140, Pittsburgh Post Office.
febl9:titf ALEX. DRACKENRIDGF..
TAVERN
commodious T StiOUSTOWN. FOR
RENT.—A and well finished Tavern
Stand, in the village of S. housetown, furnished in
modern style, with good Stabling attached. It will he
leased for a term of years. Add' ess ,
lent!) P. SHOUSE, Shoosetown.
t is;o4:iAcres of fine Timberund for safe
.1.,0 in Jef7ef6oll County,by CASIDAY
map'=s Wood street No. 20
SPICES -300 tan ts Cassia
20 bags Pepper;
10 " Allspice in store and for sal* by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
maylo 172 and 174 Libert at.
RAZII.,Uti e e c Hrazil8 tt~ er; {n store and
I 1 for sale by MILLER & rucKErsozi
mayls Nos. 172 and 174 Liberty street .
1/0 - itiettrlfili — HAMS —A prime article;toriale by
M
mayls KING & OORH 11AD.
STEEL GOODS.—We have received a fute assortmen
of Reticules and Purses, Trimraings, Steel. Beads,
Silk, Scissors, Tweeters, Hat Books, Rey and Galvanic
Rings, Crotchet Reticules and Purses; with a fine as
sortment of Fancy Goode at low prices.
HOGAN & CANTWELL,
may 4 80 Market street.
NOTICE.—The undersigned hereby gives notice that
from and after this date u r . Joutt Rom is the only
authorized parson to receivegioneys and sign receipts
or orders In my name. C. WERNEBURO,
Fashionable Head Quarters, .
Pita:wail, April 2, 1 40. No, -18 Market at.
1120 E R. EXPREBS---7itaii-eCiiiir liiikisis—es-0-itti:
JL ivzWa, 80latket street
-2 doz. Cane Chairs, for children ;
1 " Propelerifand Volosopedes. (myl7
N um_s bags , Filberts;
10 " Cream Nuts;
10 " -English Walnuts;
20 Shelled. Almonds;
2 bales Bordeaux " received and for
sale by . Dinar3ll .1. S. BONNET.
Apprentices Wanted.
THE subscriber wants Apprentices, to learn the Cabi
net, Chair-making and Chair Painting branches of
basilicas. Boys of steady habits, about 16 - years of age,
would be preferred. None need apply who cannot
come well recommended. H. G. PAIINESTOCK,
marl 7 101 Smithfield street.
IitLIOOES ! CALICOES!—Just received, and now
IL/ open, at No. 59, Northwest corner of 4th- and Mar
ket streets, a very large supply of Calicoes and Chintzes,
of new and handsome styles, and embracing some [tribe
best and cheapest Goods ever offered in this market.
aplS PHILIP ROSS.
DRESS 'SlLKS—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 ill Widths, for
zettes&e. PHILIP ROSS,
aplti No. 59. corner 4th and IWarketrsts.
BURLAPS AND WOOL SACKS . On hand and fox
sale by. (mayB)
mays)
~. LEE.
INGS-43 casks, for sale by
RHEY. AIATTHEWS & CO,
25 Water street.
-- - - -
ARD OIL-5 barrels good machinery Oil, for Bale for
City scrip, by [mayll] WM. DYER.
•
PINE APPLES - 150 150 Pine y
!oust ierd to 3 sgti r g e
N 0.6 Woo6l,
ititNUM
• -
MO the Honorable the-Judges of the Court of General
j Qmeter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny t • . .
'The petition of W. T, Karr, of the Third Ward,-City of
Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth,
That your petitioner hails provided - himself with' mate. 1
ries for the accommodation of travelers and others, at
his dwelling house, in the Ward aforesaid, and prays
that your RatIOTS will be pleased to grant him a license
to keep a public house of entertainment, And your rte.
finagler, as in duty hound, will pray. W. T. KARR;
We, tho subscribers, citizens of the. Ward aforesaid;
do certiry, that the above petitioner is of good repine for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
1 house room and eonvemences for the accommodation
1 and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
t tavern is necessary -- - • -
I J. Shield. Patrick °meter. Wm. Paul, T. Mltethon,
i P. McCoy. P. Boyd, T. J. Duncan, P. Mullen. P. Nolan,
1 R. Mitchel, J. Carnahan, S. Thompson. [tarp:Md./Ca..
. _.. , _. .... .._. -......._
l i YIN) the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
1 ,IL Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and forth° County
1 it .Aliesheny i
i The petition of S. W. !Keeley, of the Borough of Mang
: cheater, in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth: That
1 rout petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
~• the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwell
! inghouse,ln the Borough aforesaid, and prays that your
f Honors will be pleased to gram him a license to keep a
public house of emenainment. And your petitioner, as
i in ditty bound, wilt pray. " S. W. AIEELEY.
, We, the subscribers, citizens of the Borough aforesaid,
I do certify, that the abate petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided, with house
groom and -conveniences far the accommodation and
!odhnog of Strangers and travelers , and that said tavern
is necessary.
H. Pemielareh, John Wagner. S. Snyder, J. Hest, - J.
OvotattlYt B. Bro St. D. nobody, R. Gregg, N." Lester. B.
Gibson, J. G. Young. J. Gilner, P. Miller. myin,lts
riTothe liimorahle the Judges of the Court of General.
1 Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny.
The petition of.latues Rughes.of the Sixth Ward, City
of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humblyahewelb,
Thatyour petitioner bath provided himself with mateZ
i fiats for the accouutodation of travelers and others, at
his dwelling house, in the Ward aforesaid, and prays
4 that your Bottom will be pleased to grant him a linse.
to keep a public. house of entertainment. And yo ur pe- I
titioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
JAM - IRS lIIIGHES .
We, the sUbscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
! boneitty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room:and conveniences rot the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary.
Rowley, David Jone ,11 Wm. :trClanaban. P.
Plenlon, T. Banks, R. R. Boyle. J. C. Coe:mins,
Rice, William Stubbs, J. Carr IVilliam Wilson.
maniiMdtswit
Wall Paper 'Warehouse.
NO. 47 MARKET STREET. PITTSBURGH, PENVA.
THOMAS PALMER -
13 ESPECTFULLT announces to his friends and cue
limetamrs. that hass had at no past ca n t off e r
exten-
Stock as Ito to present, He can offer to pur
chasers, on s tee rs, terms, at the old established
stand irs Marke almost every article in his line—
i cl uding coanting-room. bed h amber, dining-room. pa r
lo r and hall Paper. - With Borders,. Landscapes tire
board Prints, Paper and Transparent Window Shades,
Bonnet end Binders' Boards; Writing, Wrapping, and
Tea Paper; be is abundantly supplzed, and requests
merchants and housekeepers to call .and examine his as
sortment.
Rags arid Tanners' Scraps taken in trade, at the high
est prices. ' • - mar 1.3.d.k.ve4m
Spring Goods.
frIHE undersigned are now in receipt of their second
supply of FRESH SPRING GOODS. They tel.
pectfully ask the attention of Merchants and Dealers
generally - to an examination of their stock, feeling as
sured that they can offer Goodson the ntanfororalde 10971 S
and Al the most reasonable prices.- Their stock embraces
every article in the Variety and Funny Dry Goods line,
together with Brown and Bleached Ittuslins, Drillings,
Otogholos, Lawns, Prints, Tickings,
MeCANDLES.S & CAMPBELL,
N 0.97 Wood street, next door to Diamortd alley
mayls d&er
Ncktlce.
ANY old customers, strangers visitiog the city, add
111 others wishing to provide themselves with a hand
some DRESS COAT, PANTS, VEST, or any other arti
cle in the line, can do so, by leaving their orders with
JAMES Id'GUIRE, Tailor,
ap2l Third street, St. Charles Duilding.
URAR HOUSE MOLASSES
100 bbls. Sugar Rouse Molasses, Si. James Refinery
10 do do do do Louisiana do
In store and far sale by MILLER '& RICKETSON,
mayls 172 and 174 Liberty at.
D RIED FRUIT-200 bus Peaches;
250 " Apples ; for sale by
R HEY, MATTHEWS & CO.
may2l3 - Water street.
C)1 I CASES BLEACHED MCSLINS, at 4,1 and 5c , for
4 ."-' sale by [mar2SJ A. A: MASON & CO.
IMPROVED YUhlFS , that will not YRERZB up in the
COLDEST weather, for sale by
- • SCAJFE & ATKINSON;
may2s First, between Wood and Illarket sta.—
CHOF'D CORN AND OATS—On hand and for sale by
my 23 RHODES & ALCORN, 511 Fifth St.
WHEI.II BEANS-3O barrels, for sale low, to close
consignments, by
RUBY, MATTHEWS & CO.,
may 26 • . •22 Waterstreet.
O[`ENING, AT THE ONE PRICE STORE; iCaTtes
of new style Bereges, Lawns - and Calicoes.
may22', • A. -A. MASON & CO.
New York Hair Manufactory.
THE undersigned has just returned from New York,
with a ilarge, splendid and well selected assorunent
of ORNARMNTAL HAIR, of every -kind. He invites
Ladies and Gentlemen to call and examine the new and
most beautiful article of Estaxtar. PART/NOS for Bends,
Wigs and Half Wigs, everinvented. They are so much
like the natural partings, and fit so close and easy : that
they cannot be distinguished from the natural, heir on
closeinspection. - .
SOMETHING Naw—The new_Balancs Siring surmounts
the difficulty, and -must supercede all others for Gentle
men's Wigs and Taupees ;-it bears equally on every part
of the head, without stiffness or artificial appearance ;
(in these it is unlike the obi ;) it shows the forehead equal
to the natural hair. .
Wig wearers are- partidularly invited to call and 'ex
mine the articles for - themselves. J. CAMERON,
N 0.89 Third st., near Wood. .
N. 8. - -Remember the New York Hair - Manufactory.
mayls:d6m4w2m „
SH
HOOPS-20,0Mi ou'haaid; a prime article '
for
sale by .RHODES tc'ALCORN,•
Mlla
. -
_ Cigniu, Snuff and Tnbacup,
A T - JACOB
Ant . Retgia; Washington Lanorma;
sa; Justy sass
- Plantation; -"
.. Halt Spanish, Malay and Common;
Together*ith avapetypr Other brands,
extensive assortment of CHEWING TO.
. HACCO, of the most Celebrated'brands,-emang Which
anslthe Luzions Lurpry-,l'...ROlinson's Pound Lamp;
:Grant k Williams',Five l and Areli"d„Thomas-.Grape"Branti,-
•
All orders
.promptly 'attended to Country Merchants
would do well to call and examine my stock before par-
Caba.Wrapper and Pillert,earfor,
lD .Sign'of the. Indiait Chief, Trayl6
TO the Honorable the Jndgee the.Coart.of blenerat.
Q uarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of
The petition..of S. A. Stewart ; of the Fourth Ward. -
Allegheny, in the County aforesaid, shetvethi
That your petitioner bath provided herself with mate.
rials for the accommodation of travelers and 'others, at
her dwelling house, in the Ward aforesaid, arid prays
that your Honors will be , pleased 10 . giant her a license
to keep a publie house or entertainment: And your pe
titioner, as in duty bottad,will pray.
S A'STEWART.
We, the mibscribers; citizens of the. Ward aforesaid,
do - certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty hnd temperene,,and- is well provided with
house• room and Conveniences for the accommodation
and - lodging .of strungers.aud travelers; and that - oald
N, Campbell,- A. Dtmglass,../..COwling, J. A. - OraY,
Jno. Robinson, H. Levitt, D. S. Kingsherry, Park, J.
Mender Nich. Alrriond,.Wm. Winterbutn, John Kelly.
o
the'Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
►a Quarter Sessions of the 'Peace in and for the County
of
"The petmon of Wm. .Jackson, of the Third Ward,
Pittsburgh ht the County.aibresaid, bumbly sheweth,
That Your petitioner bath provided himself with Mate
rials for the acconnuodation of travelers and othera, at
his dwelling_house;' in the Ward aforesaid, and prays
that yonr.Honors will be pleased to grant .him -license
to keep a public house of entertainment:- And Your pe;'
titioner, as in duty bound, wilt pray.
WAI. JACKSON.
We, the subscr i bers, 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 for the aecomaiodatiorx
.and lodging of strangers and travelers; and that said
`tavern is necessary. ..
M. O'Hara, Samuel Baird, T. O'Neill; Jas. liontooth,'
T. A. 'filbert, - Win; Boston, J B Hengy ft. Scott, J.
hrQuewan, B. Watson, J. Ferrell, J. ,
•
[Chronicle copy and ch. Post.,
1110 the Honorable the of
Jifs the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County'
of-
The petn oelleary Stafibrd, of let Ward, Pittsburg,
in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth; That your pe
titioner hatb provided L:mself with materials for the ac
commodation of travelers and others, at'-his dwelling
house, in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your honors
will be pleased .to grant him 'a license to keep -a public
booze ot entertainment, - And your petitioner, as in duty
bound, will pray, - HEN'alf STAFFORD.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and teniperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of travelers 'and others, and that said tavern is ne
cessary.
J. Fitzsimmons,- Francis Morrow, M. hliCarty, James
Weanen,Thos. Doy/e; Thos . Mllenry, F. Grant, 0.
BrElnre, P. Murray, P. Shrhy, S. Miller, S. Al'Donald. ,
riNo the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the, County
of Allegheny:
The petition of Hertgy it Brothers, of the Third Ward,
Pituburgb, in' the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth,
That your petitioners ve provided themselves with ma
teilais for the accommodatam of travelers and others, at
their_ dwelling . house, in the Ward aforesaid, and. pray
that your Honors will be pleased to grant them a license
to keep a public house of entertainment. And your pe
titioners; ns in duty bound, will PrAY.
}LEAHY 'BROTHERS.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforeanid, - .
do certify, that tke above petitioners are of good repate
for honesty and temperance, and are well provided with
house room .and conveniences for the aecommodatioirl
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said '
tavern is SIVICeMirI.
James 111ontooth. 1.).. Panty, Thos.' O'Neill, Samuel
Itaaree, John %Masters, T. Hill. John 3lcillitewan, R.
Moore, L. J. Chamberlin, J. El Mu, Al. N . Lewis, C.
Hartwell. • triy4Zhntd.
.. . .
PERIN TEA STORE. • -
VE subscriber has just received, at• thd • Pekin Tea
Store r 70 Fourth street , a very large and well select.
ed stock of pure.GREEN AND BLACK.TEAS, from N..
York, all of which has been received in this country.
since the let of Febrile rylast, consisting of the different
grades grown in the Celestial Empire., Our stock being
among ,e largest in the West, we ore prepared to whole
sale on better terms than any other house in the city.—
We irtVite retail grocers to call and examine. our stock
, and prices. They can have it packed in},l and 1 lb*
packages, S lb. tin cannisters, or by half chsts, to suit
their convenience..: • - •
. Our retailprices vary for Oolong, Black Teas from 50
eta'. $1,50 r.th, ; Nang Young Souchoag , 50 etc f Con
go 50, - nad English Breakfast 50; Young ilyson, Gunpow
aer and Inipenat, from 33 cents to 81,25
. Families are requested to send and ' get samplesof our
Teas, and try them, before parchasing.
my2l:d.tw-A. SAlgtiES, 70 Fourth at.
, .
IXTRITE SUGARS.--• , Lovering'S .Loaf,. Crushed mi
n Pulverized Sugars, just iree'd - and fer Sate- by the
bbl. or at t elan, at , the PEKIN TEA -
STORE, 70 Fourth'
. • .
street. . .' • • may2l
. .
FINE' COFFEES—Mocha, African, • Java, Laguyra,
St. Dondngo and Rio Coffees, just rec'd.and for sale'
at the PEKIN TEA STORE, 70 Fourth et rnay24 .
RAISINS AND.FIGS.-200 eighth boxes prime - Rai
sins, and 511 small drams fresh Figs, jurist received
and for sale at the PEKIN.TEA. STORE, 70 Fourth
street. • ,
CIIOCOLATE, COCOA AND.BHOMA--Bakerle Bro
mo,-No. IChocolate and CoCaitjalso;Eclunitz' sweet
spiced Choeolate, mut rec'd and for sale at the PEKIN
'PEA STORE, 70 Fourth street., • " • may 24
Now...Gtoods and Great Bargasnst
rlint , ,THOIVIES011,:No. 110 !dada rares t hecirLitierryi
• has just returned fromthe St dent Cities, with - his
second supply ; of SPRING AND: summit GOODS...—
Da hasnow on hand one of the largest and best Selected:
stocks that he has ever had the .pleasure of opening to
his customers ; and the nubile among which maybe
found every style of rich changeable and fancy
Turk Satins, black gla.ssie Silks, all widths,lot Cardinals;
&c.; With every width of black Silk" Laces and Fringes,
.for trimmings ; - FULLARD SILKS, TISSUES, figid and.
pain - Bereges, Embroideed Swisa; Organdies;T.awnsl--
mb'd Linen' Gingham, a new and beautiful article;
plabi and bared do.; Freneh Ginghams,
. Our Domestic" Stork is eery full, comprising eVery.de
seription ofChintzes and Calicoes, some for 1.31 that sold
this spring for IS; Linen and Muslin Shootings, from 1_ to
3 yards wide; also, Sheeting Mindins, von' low; with a
full assortment of fine Irish Linens; . for Window Hung
logs: Turkey Red Chintz" - embroidered :and - striped
Drapery, Buff Holland,&e.,&e. Our Shawl depariment
presents - .every description , . of plain and- embroidered
Canton Crape,.changeable and figid Silk, Berege, Cash
mere And Defame, plain and embroidered Thibet; sten,
- a large "assortment of - Parasols,-Bonnets, dre.,`Ste;.
-Coach Makeri will-find a tali supply - of Cloths,
masks, gloreens,,,tc., dia., in their line.
The above Goods .have been
,purchased on the most
advantageous terma, andparchasem may rely upon get.
ling them at the lowest possible pricer:
- DORT. D. THOMPSON.
• New Hardware Store,
SIGN OF THE PLANE-AND SAW, No. 7 8 Wood - street i Piitsburgh.. •
HUBER & LAUF/WAN,lmponers and Dealers in Fri
seign and , Domestie 'Hardware, in all its varieties,
arc now prepared to sell as low and on 'as reasonable .
terms as can be purchased elsewhere. •We solicit our
friends, and the public generally, to call and examine
our stock, which consists in part of Snivel and Fork',
Poeker and Pen... Knives - Scissors, Shears,- Razors; House
Trimmings, such as Locks, Latches, Ilinges and Screws;
together with every outer article usually kept in Hard
ward Stores. We invite•the attention of Carpenter and
mechanies generally. to oar assortment of-Tools,which
have been selected with great care, and which we- are
determined to sell so as to give satisfaction. [apn:d&w.-
24.17cre, ' ,l Z P ALMINII.ItsaIja:V2I!e - '
may 9 No: 78 Wood street.
The Late Dreadful Piro at St. Louis
QIIOIILD be a warning to all to leave no meats unem
played by which such terrible disaitters Can be
MALE'S 'ROTARY PIMP AND - FIRE ENGINE
ean_ be so constructed as to throw a large stream' of
, water, by the aid only of two to four Men. At a small
Cost,. every person can have upon his'premises a ma
chine which will throw, with the power 'mentioned
above, a fire-eighty stream, from SO to. PM feet hotizon-•
tally, or 70 feet in height!
Had one of these machines been °kin each steamer
and each building burned at the late bre in St. Louis. or
even upon: the boat where the fire originated, who can
doubt that millions of property_might have been saved.
One of the above Machines can he seen at the corner
of Smithfield and Fifth streets-17 Mon Raz; •
N. ll.—See advertisement or first page of this paper.
goatee and Let for Sadie in Allegheny City:
tNEAT and comfortable Brick Dwelling House, and
Lot of Ground, (23 front - by 175 feet deep,) sitnate
on the, bank of the River, - near Pabnestock% lead facto.'
ry, is offered fcir sale low: Terms easy and title indis
putable. Apply to ABRAHAM BULTON,Monougahela
City; or JAMES BLAKELY',
Pittsbu
Vanhorn, Jr.,
WBOLESAVE AND IscrAlt.i)mass l t . HOSEEDX,
GDOVES,TAPES, THREADS, PINS, Aca.,
With a variety of Combs and Fancy Goods,: '
CHEA.P.FOR CASH '
Was or ?UR GILT C 0.1153,) 11rDZRAL STREEIT,. ALLSOMINT.
ALSO, Dealer in French. Haglish and German Variety
Goods, cradles, chairs !arid baskets, shoe thread,
boot laces, Imioing pins, percussion caps, fish hooks,
state pencils, shaving boxes, violin strings, guard chains,
bair brushes, gum suspenders, bonnet muslin,' ivory
combs, tooth brushes snuff - boxes, hosiery,'gloves, rib
bons, galloons, need les, scissors, buttons, hooks and
eyes, bonnet wire, fancy . purses, razor strops, corset
laces, patent thread, sewing silk, spool COTIQU, tobacco
bores, German pipes, segar cases, sbavibg bnai hes, shoe
knives, fishing--lines, shell combs, marbles, slates cray
ons, dominies, bodkins; spectacles, tweezers, Act::
E:7- Country htelehants, Pedlers and others are re-
Quested to call and examine far themselves, as I am de-'
.termined to sell carat. son casn. maraltd&vr
pi t tabu roh or ti cult ural Society
W ILL hold then Summer Exhibition of Early prt tits,
Vegetables, Plants, Flowers, dm, and Wnesy
nod nitirstlall, the 13th and 14th of JUNE, premiums
will be awarded for the best and second best of each va
rimy of articles , exhibited for pompatition. The mem
bers, and all who feel an interest in Horticulture:are re=
quested to bring their ppoductions forward to the Exhibi
ton.
may 11:diuw
251!':
BOOBYER &VRIBBLE, -
BEE RIVE CLOTIIIING 'STORES
NVALBER 251 LIBERTY STREET,
TIMEX DGOILE ADOVB D1V3711 STRZET, •SIGN 03 TOR
GOLDEN BEE HIVE. • - -
"Cr ESSRS. G. & B. would respecuullyinfonn the pub
.ll.l. lie that they can at all times find at the above place
a splendid assortment of "
CLOTHING AND CLOTHS, •
Switabietor Custcm Work. It being mai intention to do a -
Cash business, we shall endeavor to sell all-articles in the
`Clothing line at the lowest possible rates, and there can
be no doubt that our friends and the public generally
would find it their interest to favor us with a share of
their patronage. BOOBYER & GRIBBLE.
N.B.—Particular attention paid to the fitting of Clothes
MP No. 251 Liberty street three doors above IrwlrY
sign of the Be e Hire. apls
Casat
THE
res I
. ruth , RECEIVED, AT THE BEE-HIVE CLOTHING
J
STORE, afresh supply of plain and fancy CAM.
MIMES, good quality and fashionable patterns, which we
shall be happy to dispose of at low rates.
BOOBYERA GRIBBLE,,
No, 2SI Liberty at., sign of the Bee. Hive.
FUR. SALE—A Brick House, well arranged, with.
good Cellar, a Hall Parlor, Dining Room, Kitchen.
and three Bed Rooms , nil in good Order. Price. $BOO.OO.
Terms, 5400 in hand ;$2OO at one year, and $2OO at two.
years. Lot is i 5 feet front on Rebecca street, AlleghenY,
by 100- deep—on perpetual lease of 833 a year. In the
above property it is believed 'there is a barmi n n of at
least .50 per cent. S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
iney2s Smi th field street.
opening at the One Price Sune
.1 - 1 60 Markel street, cases and packages of new
and
desirablee Goodel l comprising a large lot of Silk, Berege,
B. de Leine, Thibet, Fancy and other Shawls, at con
siderably reduced prices. jmythll A.A. MASON & Co.
11T S e tt"'
7eBml o N; e 111 tl y Lt n A f G . r p o p tu o c a e t t i t o b n y e a o p a rM n
Pahnestock do Co.'s Rabefacient. It is warm and penef,
tinting, and goes direct to the seat of the disease, Sprain
ed wrists or uncles, or a soreness of the muscles after
being too much excited, may also be easily relieved. It .
is healing also for cuts and wounds, and soon restores
discolored bruises to u natural and healthy appearance.
Prepared and sold by
B. A. PAIINESTOCK& CO.,
Corner Ist and Wood streets; also, .
Corner 13th and.Wood:r
141 BOUGHT COLLARS, CAPES, &e.—A. A. MASON
& Co., 60 Market street, have -reived, per Ex
press, more than 1500 Collars, Capes, Cap 4, Chemizettee,
Cuffs, ace. Also, Edgings and Inserting!, at one-half the
usuaLpriees.
151GC o ld 8.9.00 last; •
45 , " Hot " just received and
HUEY, Atirroows & co.;
Water street.
for sato by
tip%
CorroN YARN, &c.-0,000 lbs. assorted Nos.' C.
Yarn; 140 bales Batting; Candle Wick, Carpet
Chain, and. Cotton Twine, for sale by
RH EY, MATTHEWS k CO.,
' Wit Water street:
.111S11-40 barrels No. 3Nraekerel ;
20. - No.l Shad; • .
45 " No. 1 Herring. -
Just reoeived and for sale by
RHEY; Zs CO.,
• 2:3 Water street:
li - IrANTED-500 bushels of Bailey, for which cash
VT and the highest price will be given, by
rattyP.s RHODES & ALCORN, go nth st.
- SUPERFINE MUSTARD—Our oterirnanufarture, put
up in several different styles; for sale by
mnr2s RHODES &ALCORN, ao Fifth in.
(Cbroniele copy.)- -
TrFAMS—A lot ot Sta&g• • Shay's Sugar Oureil/-iams,
jEI just received and torsale by
• J.S. M. YOUNG IS CO.,
N..W. corner of Fourth and Ferry.
GROUND FEED, of diderent kinds', constantly on
hand by . RHODES do ALCORN,
'''may22 30 Fifth street.
GROUND SPICES, of all kinds, constantly on hand
and for sale by ftny23l RHODES. & ALCORN.
(Chronicle copy,)
IOUISVILLE LIME-30 brls, in fine order, for sale by
rmiyl26 WM. DYER..
- - -
_FINE FLOUR-10 bbls., for sale low. "
may2o ' WM. DYER
f7OßNAtE.4—KiltrDried and Sided, for sate by the
kj barrel. - (may2ol AVht. DYER.
1.4
__ I LAX!SEED-18 barrels,just received; for: sate by
RHEY, MATTHEWS It CO.,
28 \Voter street.
CIORN-1111.001518-50 doz.-just reeeetved for sale by
RHEY., MATTHEWS Bc. -c0,,,.
- 28 Water street. -
13(.,YrASH-11 casks, first sort, for satolry -
- RIMY A.I.A.TTHEINS tt. -
28 . W.ater suvet.
- "
;Drugs;, aii? _ SilcDcmes,
• -PRtVATS DISIASEW 4:fiWrostat,
6 63•Biainind'Alley, etidle 'consulted Walt
••- easesof a private orVelieateiustatt incident*
to the butnan frame:
,;" ByhilistindSyphiliticeruptions,gomthinst
and its consequences, together with all, es,
'sere. usaser,impurities ofilt blOod, with oil•diseasesol
venereatorigin, skin disettnan,withstriciures,gleet,urethral.
dischatges, seminal weakness and impotency; also, pithei
rheumatism, female weakness, diseases of the womb*.
monthly suppressichrs,.disonees , the joints, fistula in:
man, nervous affections, pains In the back and thins, irri; •
lotions of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, scorbutic
eruptions, totter,_n_pg' worm, mercurial diseases, fee..
T{'•• •• YEARS' PRACTICE • '
Exclusively devoted to the study and treatment of vene
real disorders, and those arising trom youthful excesses ,
gaiety, climate, or impurities of the blood whereby the
consuluiton may have been once eblekenablesDr. Brown
to oiler assurances of speedy relief to all who may place
themselves under his care.' • '
Dr. Brown's offices are conveniently arranged into sq S
arse aparusents. Patients•cen visit Dr. B. without fear...
of exposure to other visitors. ' • • •
It is•of importance to many persons In need of
..aludc,htioporbthi..nr
o g vni ood ,. a r d e v ul ice y priin'tely and promptly. To all
eases,in theirvariousformssekildnsitnagreeliootlveingivnenduCrimeanists..
whir,, can rarely be equalled. Strangers are hereby ap;
prised that Dr. Brown has been regularly educated is -
:ovengebdn'lnticmli soeffmeexdicfusinie4Tyndiororththeetrieoasewnetivoef years
diseases.,
Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated surgeon, in .
Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to those cern
plaints.-
• IrrCertain,sate and speedy cures will, Inuit cases, be
guaranteed.
Recent eases are relieved Ina short time, without inter.
raption from business. • - •
Elig'nernia or Rupture.—Dr. Brown' also invites per-
sons 'afflicted with Bertha to oelli solo has paid parneuS
lot attention to that disease. . -•••••••': • • •
Letters from a distanceoiskiiigaßvlce, must centaln
fee, or they•will not be attended to.: • - . .
HOOPOtEce on Diamond Alley, a few doors from Wood
street, towards the markes.•Consultations strictly conk
dectluL . octilS-diellv/Y
tEiriMATHlAL—Dr.,Browrea newly discovered rem.
11 edy for Rheumatism it a speedy and certain remedy
for that painful trouble. It never fails.. '
- Office and Private Consultation- Rooms,No. 65, Dia
mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is always at
Dailey's Magical Pala Extractor.
TO THE PUBLIC.—Thbs is to certify . that I have found'
-Llteyes Magical Pain Extractor to prove ncure fo
the'Chronie'Rhenuietism; which -I have • been afflicted
with for ten years, in my MO joints. • ' • • , .
'ABRAHAM R. VREELAND.
eteguaekanoi.k, N. Y., April 8,1348.
Mn. B. HALLEY—Sir: 1 have been troubled with the
Piles for eight months, and could get no relief. Your
Magical Pam Extractor having been recommended to
me, I applied it but twice, obtained instant relief, and In
a abort 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 York, June 10, 1847. •
11:r CAUTION.—DaIky 9 s only Depot in the city orlileto •
York, and where the genuine •estiele can be obtained,
wholesale and retail, is at 415 Broadway.
• H. Daum In the inventor of this truly invaluable corn)
pound, and he never has, and never will communicate the
secret of its preparation to tiny man living; and, there
fore, no other person ever has made, or ever can make. a.
grain of it himself.
• Couriterfeits.abound ! Every truly valuable artiele is
'subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and•im
posters; and nothing, that we know of, has more exteu
experienced that fact than Dalley's Magical Pain
' Extractor:
ATl:sr—The genuine Dailey, in Cases of the severest
Tarns; Scalds, Piles, &c., will afford instant relief, and
produce at once a cooling and soothing effect—extracting. •
pain in and from one to tdleen minutes! but be sure, al
ways, apply it on linen—never on cotton cloth. •
And now mark tbe dWerence!--CounterfertExtruetors,
no matter under what name they may appear, or hoar ap
plied, always irritate and inerease thepas n !
Pamphlets, containing certificates of cures, may be had
grntisvon application to JOHN D. - MORGAN,
Da. WM. Tuortn. Agent. Walern Depot, Pittsburgh.
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Dailey's Animal Galvanic Duce. All; -
For Horses, Cattl
~ e. &c., cures spavin, quittor, Freese;
poll- evil„ pats and bruises. Pamphlets containing .
certificates of respectable parties, may be bad - on sippli-,
cation to JOHN D. MORGAN,
octlB:d&wy Agent, Pittsburgh.
nlrAlllsterra All-Healing Ointment..
nONTAINING NO MERCURY or other Mineral. It
A../ has the power to cause S tu XTE . SORES,
SCROFULOUS _HUMORS, DISEASES,POi•
SONOUS WOUNDS to discharge their putrid mattere,
and then heals them.
It is rightly termed ALL-HEALING, for there is Scarce
ly a disease external or internal, dint it will not benefit..
I have used it for the last sixteen years for all dieeruies
of the chest, involving the utmost danger and reerponsi;.
onecal declare before heaven• and man,thet not in •
se has it failed to benefit, when the patient was in
the reached' mortal means. •
I have had physicians, learned in the profession, I.
have ministers of the gos pel, judges of the bench, alder—.
men, lawyers, gentlemen of the bigheet cmditioa, and
nialutudes of the pooruse it in every variety of way, and •
there has been but one voice—one universal voice, Say-
ing—"M'ALLISTEROWUR OINTMENT IS GOOD 'n
RHEUMATISAL—It . removes almost immediately the.
.inflammatinuand swelinig., when the pain ceases. (Read
the directions around theliox.) •
HEAD-ACIIE.—The salve has cured persons of the
head-ache of twelve years standing, and who had it reg
ular every week so that vomiting took , place. Ear-Ache;
Thoth-Ache, and Ague in the Face, are helped with like
success.
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SCALD HEAD. —ll/e have cured cases that actually
defied every thing known, as well as the ability of fifteen
to twenty doctors. One man told us he had'spent 5200
on his children without any benefit, when a few boxes of
Ointment cured them.
TETTER—There is nothing better for the care of
Tatter. •
BURNS.—It is one of the best things in the world for
Burns.
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PlLES.—Thousaztds are . yearly cured by this Oint
ment. It sena faint in giving relief for the Piles.
Around the box arir Mrecnons for rising liTADlsters
Ointment for Scroftala, Liver- Complaint, Erysipelas,
Teller, Chilblait l / 4 5Cald, Head, Sore Eyes , Qulncy,Sore
Throat, Breaching, Nervous Affections, Pains, Disease
of the Spine, Head-ache, Asthma, Deafness, Ear-ache,
Burns, Corns, all Diseases of the Skin, Sore Lips, Pins
plea, &c.; Sores, Itheumatism,• Piles, Croup, Swelled or.
Broken Breast, Tooth - ache , Ague in the Face, &e., &c.
If MOTHERS and NURSES know its value in cases
of Swelled or Sam firgesc.they would- always apply it.—
In such cases, if used freely, and according to the direc
tions around each box, it gives relief in every/no hours.
.CORNS.—Occasional use of the Ointment will always
keep Corns from growing. People need never be trou
bled with them, iftthey use it frequently.
This Ointment is good for any , part or the body or limbs
‘vherei
nfiamed. In some cases it should be adplied often.
CAUTIGN.—No Ointment will be genuine unless the
name of JAMES kIeAJLLISTER is written with a pen
on every label. -
For sale by my Agents In all the principal cities and
towns is the•Untted Stales- • . ••-,
Uhl-ES nrcemasTE.E.l,
Sole Proprietor of the above medicine. •
Principal Office, No. :as North Third '
st., Philadelphia.
PRICE :a CENTS PER BOX, : -
Sold at Wholesale and Retail in.Pittsbnigh by BRAUN
& RFJTER, corner Liberty and St. Clair streets; .
'WILCOX, Jr., corner of Market streeland the Diarnond; .
alms, coiner of Fourth and Smithfield greets ;. WM.
JACKSON, No. E 9 Liberty street ; and at the Book Store
in Smithfield et, third door from Second street; and in
Allegheny by H. P. Schwartz and J. Sargent ; awl by 3.
C. Smith, Birmingham; D. Nagley, East Liberty; IL.
Rowland, McKeesport and Elizabeth ; Alexander &
Son, Monougalula City; N. B. Bowman & Co, Browns-
villa ; J. T. Rogers, Bridgeport; John Barclay, Beaver ;
James Duette, Fallaton; D. Watson & Co., Now Castle;
and S. P. 'Weaver, Freeport. mayll:deod&wy
From Ben. Asa Shinn, of the Protestant Mahattitt Church
TBE undersigned t having beenatllicted during the past
' winter, with a disease in the stomach, someumes pro
ducing great pain in the stomach for ten or twelve hours
without intermission, and having tried variousVemedies
with little effect, was furnished with a bottle of Dr. D.
Jaynes. Carminarire Balsam. This he used according to
the directions, and found invariably that this medicine
caused the pain to abate in three or four minutes; and in
fifteen or twenty minutes, every uneasy sensation was
'entirely quieted. The medicine • was afterwards used
whenever indications of the approach of pain were per- •
d the pain Wlto thereby prevented sometimesu•
ed to use the medicine every evening, and in
the morning; and in. LI few weeks health was so far re
•Utored that the sufferer was relieved from a largaamoun"
of oppressive pain. From experience, therefore ; he can
confidently recommend Dr. D.Jaynes' Carminative Bal
sam, es a salutary medicine for diseases of the stomach
and bowels. . A. SHINN.
Allegheny City, July 16,1843. . .A.
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flgw Forsale at the PEKIN TEA STORE, 70 , Fourth
street, near Wood. • . nise4lB..tv .
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HAIR CREAM—A matchless antele• for
growth, beauty, and reutomtion of the Hair. This
Cream, when once known, willsupercede all other aril
cles or the kind now in use. Where the hair is dead ,
harsh, thin, unhealthy, nor turning grey, a few applies-lions will make the hair so ft and dark, and give it a beau:
tifnl, lively appearance; 'and will also nutice it tnandain
its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long as allihe
preparations that are generally used. "Where the hair's
thin, or has fallen off it mny be restore by using this
Cream. Every lady atid gentleman who s i n the habit of
using oils on their hair should at once purchase a bottleof
the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is so composed that it will
not infure the hair like the other preparations, but will
beautify it, and give perfect satisfaction in every in:
stance.
For testimony to its very superior qualities, see the fol:
lowing letter from the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to .Mesns.
Handershott & Stretch, Nashville, general agents for the
Southern States:
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Later of eho Rte. R. Caldwell, Parlor of the Presbyterian
Church, Pukuki.
ra83113. liturramsnorr & fidranxen : Glcoviaum—l take
p.easurc in adding my testimony in favor of the excellent
preptim'aon called Dr. Parish's Chinese Hair Cream; my for
about two years ago y hair was' very dry, bristly,- an d ..
disposed to come out; but having procured a bottle of the
Cream, and used it according to the prescription, it is now
elastic, soft, and firm to the head. Many balsams and
oils were applied, each leaving my hair in a worse state
than before. This Cream, however, has met my expec
tations.
As an article for the toilet, my wife gives it preference
over all ethers, being delicately perfumed and not dis
posed to rancidity. The ladies, especially, will find the
Chinese Cream to be a desideratum in their praparations
for the toilet. Respec tinily, &c.,
R. CALDWELL.
Pulaski, January 7,1847. -
El3'Bold wholesale and retail, In Pittsburgh, by John
M. Townsend, 45 Market sr., and Joel Mohler, corner of
Wood and Fifthsta-. ielsld&w.ly
H ERRING -20 barrels No. 1. very superior, for sal*
by [ma 10 :. SMITH & SINCLAIR.
-Tr - a E I,lm 0 b bls .
rec'd and r
jj sale by [marl). • fIAEEIAUGR;
TUSTREO - FIVEtr, KTIIIE ONE PRICE E riztp3
LI Martel meet, 10,000 yards of Printed Lawns, stake
low price of 12}cents. rniy2il A. A. MASON & CO.
YE--300 usbela, on band and for sale, by
my2s RHODES & ALCORN, PO 'Fifth et.