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ED' dallenbert irreieskuettectii. hand in thetjavoritbefet
4 o!dock P This must hs cisasptisd with, tn ordor
eitrsars Issures.srs. Whenitiipossible,arsearlierhouttoouid
Mast job Printing -Offue
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-- CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS'.
- Er Having added to our Establiabment, -a splendid
St Power Printing - Machine; sve ittvr prepared to do
All kinds of Newspaper and Book work in a style of un
surpassed beauty and neatness;: and upon the most rea
sonable terms. NVe'respentfully solicit the patronage at
be - public in thislino of our bulginess -
DM
Ma. Mama platie announce ltunarcv
Somurrou,'as a candidate forCosoner, subject to
the decision. of the Democratic County Convention. He
is a true Democrat, and no mistake. .
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[G' Blogatinea for Jul._y. Galley's Lady's
Book, rahams, Sariain , e and Peterson's (Ladies' Na
liana!) Magazines for July, and a general assortment of
Cheap Publications, for sale at the Literary Emporium
on Third street, opposite the Post Office.
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Ma. Barron :--Please announce the name of R. G.
Dailyf the Second Ward of the City of Pittsburg,
is tand Weekly Pittsburgh Post, as a suitable
'candidate for the office of County, Cominissioner subject
to the deciaion at . the Demme retie County-Convention.
Raoosts,..having proved himself an tuswavering
Democrat, will, if nominated, receive . the most warm
and hearty support of the Democratic party. .
je22 . _ MAter Tamertsorttste Deraccaars.
bWr — lustjor. Gessoralte Commissioned Officers
of the Ist Brigade 15th Division Penna. Volunteers will
mete let et at the New Court House, in the City of Pittsburgh )
on Monday day) of July, at 11 o'clock, for the
purpose at electing one Major General.
jotr.c R. hicßciummv,
Brigade Inspector. I
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Jel.B.d&w
IF 'Brig. Gen. JONATILLN LARGE Will De candidate
or Nor General. (je2s:td) MA NI , Oran:teas.
EV' Notice , ..The first regular meeting of the 'Pro
cairn Union Store, will be' held on Monday evenin :
the2d day. of July. corner of Fourth and Smithfiel
reels. je29:3td
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[l7`l3tuo. Gstr.:J. H. AVArson will be supported for
Minor General, at die ensuing eke' ion.
- . • - - YOltE I.Nrttrrttlt,
Elizabeth, June 13, 1846.—Ljjel4A/swtd)
AD.. Medical S octety...A regular meeting of the
illectical Society of Aue g uny couni v , Pa, will be held in
Mame Haw, corner Fifth and 'Smithfield streets, ion Tuns-
Da; July 3d 1.849, at 11 o'clock d. V. •-'
jeS - A. M. POLL -:oca
Ur Bond Street Bridge Election will be
held at the Rooms, North end of said Bridge, on theist
Mcinday of July next, for one President, ten Managers,
one Treasurer, and one Secretary, to manage the affairs
of said Bridge for the ensuing year. • •
of
; Wat. Bionizon,Pres't.
117' coroner.—l offer what's left of me to the Dem
ocratic County ConvenUon as a candidate for Coroner.
If Ihave any friends, I "scans them to kg Tor me now. •
: Limon Rua,
nirk.2 Late of Molise) del Rey.
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friP' Major General...lion. Bent cm, Jonms wi I lie
sinyported tor Major General, by
le6Ue [Journal coPY.] 111 A s -r. Votionnsaa.
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lir undar-Tr/ps to'Beayer.... The steamer
B • VEIL will leave the Wharf, oppoSite the iiionouga
hela House, every . Sunday • morning, at 9 o'clock, for
Bearer. Returning, will leave Beaver at l'o'clock, and
arrive at 4 o'clock, P.
Fare, Twims-area „ '
an NOine....The ourneymen Saddr% liarness
d Trunk t
Makers' Soci J ety meets the first, Saturday of
every month, at Union-Bail, corner of Smithfield and
Filth streets. (mayl9:ls) W. G.u.Luitza,
•
Or Ea onoirty.-.lf you xvistr to save your money
and buy asn ert ne HAT or CAP; call at FLEAIING'S
HAT STORE, where you will find a complete assortment
at the latest Fashions,CßEAP FOR CASII.
IVM. FLEMING,
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imarWiyj 130 Wood sir cornerrf Virgin alley.
1:17 - 1r. 0.010. F.—Twee of Meeting, Washington
Ball, Wood street, between sth ano Virgin
voe
- Prrrsmulog Lonna, No. 311--Meets every Tuesday
bllsackwiThr ENCANtrAtiNT, No. 87-Meets - Ist and .141
Fzidnyof each month. mal2s--ly
jl7. O. at El l ...ALLsirmri Laws; ko.
rinses at the Hall, corner of Wood street and Virgin
Alley; every Thursday evening, at 9 o'clock.
mayliam Groats-Oil:saw, See'y.
M . G. W. BIDDLE, Dentist-..asatom to a
new three story Brick, on Surzstrumn sr., one door be
low Sixth street. TEETH INSERTED, from one to a
:whole sett, by Atmospheric Pressure, with n beautiful
reliresmuntion of the Natural Gmr,-restoxing the Pact to
its original sha_pe. TEETH EXTRACTED,
with little
or no pain. DECKEZD TEE= permanently 'saved by•
ntraCIINO ; preventing the Tooth-ache, which is much bet
ter thancuring it, though it should be done in live min
utes, or even instantly. • , ftp2lly
132`AttentIon...ROBERT BARKER,lizumArr
TAtuzra, A'o.3l.llfarktt, bciween Second and 27tirel rireas,
Pinsburgh.--Constantly on hand, a large and general as
sortment of FASITIONAHLS ELNLDY-NADE CLOTHING.
Particular attention paid to the Cutting of Custom
Work, which will be made in the most fashionable man
tier, and on reasonable terms. mayB
ily•Add Fellows' Hall, Odeon Building, Fourth
street, between Wood and Smithfield strects.—Pittsburgh
cabpment, No. 2, meets Ist and 3d Tuesdays of each
mot
Pittsburgh Degree Lodge, Nor4l, meets 2d and 4tb.
Taeadays.
evening Mechanics' Lodge, No. '2, - . meets every Thursday
.
. Western Star Lodge, No. 24, meets every Wednesday
evening.
iron City Lodge, No. 182. meets every Monday ev'ng.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 330, meets every Friday
evening.
rnay22:l3.
jpi" At the Annual Meeting of the Collimators of the
egheny Cemetery, held at the office on the grounds,
on. Saturday, the 9th day of June, A. D.1849---on motion,
Witsos M'Carentass, was chosen President, an d
J. Finney, Jr., Secretary.
An election was then held for officers for the ensuing
year —.Means. Toner' and. Culbertson acting as tellers.--
when the following persons were duly re-elected
THOMAS M. HOWE, President.
Managers-Joss Bmszt.t.,
:sass Caaorassa,
Piazzas= Retain,
Wzaos M , Caasiz.zss,
. ' JOHN H. BIIOXIIIIZEOLIL,
JAMES R. SPIER, and
Secretary and Treasurer
. A statement of the affairs of the Corporation was
made by :Ur. Rowe, President of the Board, who also
informed the Corporators that Legislative 11111Cti011 had
been obtained for an increase of thegrounds, should it
at any time be thought advisable, as well as for the erec
tion of a Receiving Vault within the limits of the eity—
a project to which the earnest attention of the Managers
was now directed.
A General Financial Statement of the Corporation, to•
griller with a report of its business for the past year,
were submitted and accepted. Upon motion of Mr. J. D.
ZiPConl, Ordered, That the proceedings of Ihia meeting;
„including all the Financial Reports, be published in all
the city papers. Adjourned.
WILSON M'CANDLESS, President.
J. Frrszr, Jr., Sec's*.
GEMMEL!. STATIMIRIFF OF VIE " ALLEGITENT CXXVIMIT
lgt, A.D. IE4P.
Total sales to date •
Reaeived for iaterment it and labor
from C. S. Bradford, F.sq
Overpaid by Dr. W. Addison
• " R. B. Duller• •, •••...
Credit. $64,400 41
Paid G.A Bard, ac. purcbase,• -825,000 00
Interestya 842 42 .
Improvements • • • • .
9,141 24
Expenses •• • • ---- • 4,830 37
Labor on Grounds 6.358 01
Shrubbery; Stock, &0... 974 84
Gash in Treasury 226 83
yaws 0,470 67
e a ,:k In bands of Supt.. 346 82 •
Du e 0 ,71,414 sold • • ••• - 11,795 21
SUIT-Y=7 OP 1,,Z . BrEKESS OF TIIII " ALUM/11SY CEICE 4I
VUilly' tor 49e year ending Jaue 1,1849.
Total sales of Lots, rinn Juno Ist, IE4B, ID
May 31,1849 • 820,633 83
Received for intermenui alig labor i,oat 99
921,6e9 82
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* Paid ioo. A. Bayard 84,1140 02
Interest 2,609 57
Gateway and Improvemenu 3,987 47 -
Expenses - 1,662 05 - -
Labor and grounds 3,105 s'!)
Shrubbery, Stock; &e 237 35
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~,,.,..ofb;wee.irhbillaneTe.relB49.re,r,ll;:.or..l39' arc'tjert".,SPeitetalriti
• Removal. of Itieevisird.ts Siegler Store,
Pam Tartu SO 'MAUS= 1574 3 DOORS MOSE TIM RIVEN:
WEhave got an ankle SECIAItS that I offer with
conSdence O u rm. friends end citizens, of every
variety and pricelmported range from 3 to Sc. at
retail. To those , who don't want to pay 1 and Sc. for a
Segar, I offer
antea of o own make with cone
everydeuce. i.'For bof make, d eli ghtful fragrance, and
thing appertaining to a trnly good Seger, they will
be found equal to any imported. These Cigars range
from Ito 3 carts. Of Tobacco for Smoking and Chew
trig, we have all the celebrated brands. Our Francis and
German friends," whose great delight is snuff," will find
' at our Store "all their anticipations realized..
Friend, and Citizens—We solicit your patronage free
ly; we feel a Confidence in ourselves and in our ability
to !mit yOl.l-OUr constant and unceasiag efforts always
being directed to the one great end," to please."
le4SLEEWARD& CO.,
DuLL, E w
Rs Market street, near the river.
+Ol.l.- ARD .- The store of the sub
scriber was opened on Saturday night, and rob
led of Jewelry and other goods to the value of about
a -3 25 011 X), as nearly as can be ascertained. I will pay the
.bove reword or $5O for the recovery of the goods, or
for such information as will lead to the iipprebenston of
_ the burglars.
S. KENNEDY,
Je 25 if . 74..47 Fifth street.
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Stets Reports, vol. B,by R, stale Reporter.
Just received and for sale • • ,
• ELY &
CO., Booksellers,
ar Corner of woo 4 sod Tkiri am&
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OFFICE OF THE POST,
mormay moßrioto, full, 2, 1849.
FLOUR—The market was withont animation on
Satunday,.and coneequentiy we have no change to
notice in prices.
PROVISIONS—The market continues dull, and
utichaaged. We notice a sale of Hams in a small
way . at previous prices.
GROCSRIES—We note sales of Coffee at 7-168 c
Molasses is helff at 23. Sales New Orleans Sugar a
lieb}.
Lard continues in good request at for a prime
T HOS,
I. :' lartveain . geisay.
.KEENAN European Agent, has again av•
rived in New cork, on his annual. tour, and will be
in this, city in a couple of weeks time.. Persona pavin g
business tolransact in the Old CountrY, will then hhre
an opportunity of seeing him at Prown's Hotel, Sau it
field street.. • je2i
Menge/ HOUSCy Rearmed, Ps.
rrIBIS HOTEL is situate on the main road leading to
1. the Mineral Springs, and has been newly and hand
somely Stted up for the accommodation of Vnannts and
the travaling - community generally. The Bed Rooms
are large, well ventilated, and neatly furnished with the
best beds that can be procured. The Table and Bar
will:be attended to with great care. and every exertion
will be made to add to the comfort of all who honor this
House with a call. The Iffnarrrx Warta will be kept in
The House at all hours, fresh from the Spring—and
.Hacks will be in readiness to convey Visiters to and
from the Springs "as often as they may desire. Having
an elegant new Stable and Carrtage House, those who
travel nitheir own conreyaneet can be accommodated
tn manner that cannot fail to*meet their approbation.
ietVifirrs - ' ISAAC MENGUE.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS of Allegheny
IN
County, nt Oct. Te rm, 1948 No, 35.
.r„ IN the matter of the voluntary assign
. eV 'meat of l% arrick Martin
,& Co. to Springer .
, ( 11 .. litirbaugh and W. S. Courtney.
And now, June Zid, 1849, notice having
L I; been given in the Pittsburgh Chronicle, and
Mercury, of the Shag of Assignees' acct,
for three weeks, and no exceptions having
been filed thereto— on motion of W. S. Courtney,
the account is confirmed absolutely, and W. E. Austin,
Esq., appointed Auditor to audit and adjust the accounts.
of the creditors and make distribution among them.
Prom the Record. HIRAM HULTZ, Proth l y.
I will attend to the duties of the above appointment at
my office in Pittsburgh on the 17th day of .Jul} A. D.
1849, at 2 O'CIOCk r. sr. 'Vhf . E. AUSTIN, -
je27:3wd
- - Auditor. 1
SCUIP I SCRIP II
eIABRIAGES; BAROUCHEB, BUGGIES, &c.. AT
j PUBLIC AUCT/ON. on TERIDA; the ad day of
Jai; at 10 o'clock, A.m.. at the Carriage Manufactory of
the subscriber, in Diamond alley, between Wood and
Smithfield streets; Pittsburgh.
Splendid Chance for a Bargain, and to rids in your own
Comage.
In order to close up my spring sales, I will sell at the
time sad place above stated, all my finished stack of Ve
hicles, which are done up In the latest styles and of the
best material. It consists in part as follows
0 Fancy top Buggies;
6 Common Buggies, without tops; •
. 2 Handsome Bzimuches, suitable for lor 2 horses;
1 SplendidTlickey-seat Carriagei.*:
I do Family Carriage, with 3 seats ;
1 Standing top Barouehe. Sale positive.
Tsasts-4 months, with approved endorsed paper, or
Pittsburgh; Allegheny City or County Scrip, in equal
portions. Al! accounts due by me, will be taken in pay
mentl2 . • E. M. BIGLOW, Pittsburgh.
ie:td JOHN D. DAVIS. Auct'r.
Orphan. , Court Sale
13' virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of Alle
gheny County, will be exposed to Publir. Sale, on
the premises, on Sartratutrohe fourteenth day of Jcz.v,
at 3 o'clock, r. at., all those FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF
GROUND situate in the Seventh Ward (late City Dis
trict) of Pittsburgh, being marked and numbered In a
plan of Lott laid out by Alexander Miller, sad recanted
in the Odlee (or Recording Deeds, drc., Nos. thirty-one,
thirly-two thirty-three and thirty-four—the said Lots,
Nos. 31,.34 33 and 34, being contiguous, and being each
twenty-four feet front on De Vilhers street in said plan,
and running back, preserving the same width, a distance
of one hundred and four feet.
ID".• Terms liberal, and will be made known at sale.
ES BLAKE LY,
Admiaistrator of Bernsrd M'Cabe, d eed.
je23:did .
.• • 'JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct.
ft USE FOR CHOLERA.—nccelved this day, at 00
kr Market street
-40 dos, Gent 'a Suspenders;
20 '‘ Boys'
" Combs, sas'd kinds, late styles ;
A large assullSne and com. Jewelry.
Together with Trimmings, Laces, Variety and Fancy
Goods. newly purchased in the Eastern Cities , and will
be sold at greatly . reduced prices.
Jed? ' HOGAN & CANTWELL.
-Where Cholera Prevails,
XTOTITING is better than the amen of Camphor. Lis-
wen's Camphorated Sa gan have been pronounced
' lust the thing,. by air who 've Smoked them—pleasant
and mild; made from pare Havana Tobacco, and not
dear. Try them.. LEEWARD & CO.,
Market at., three doors am Water,
and next to Lehmayer's Clothing Store.
T• Pax= TEA E.
•sabsoriber has Just receivedSTOß, at the Pekin Tea
Store, 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 February last, consisting of the different
grades grown in the Celestial Empire. Oar stock being
among the largest in the West, we are prepared to whole
sale on be:ter terms than any other house In the city.—
We invite retail grocers to call and examine our stock
and prices. They can have it packed in i and I lb.
packages,s ib. tin cannisters, or by half clients, to suit
their convenience.
Our retail prices vary for Oolong, Black Teas from 50
eta to 51,50 p 5,; Ning Young Souchong, 50 ; Con
go 50; and English Breakfast 50 ;
YouHyson, Gunpow
der and Imperial , from 25 cents to 8 1,x51b.
Families dre requested to send an get samples of our
Teas, and try them, before purchasing.
my24:dtvr A. JAYPMS, 70 Fourth et.
'lArtliTE SUGARS.—Lovering's Loaf, Crushed and
V V Pulverized Sums, just recd and for sale by the
bbl. or at total!, at the PEKLN TEA- STORE, 70 Fourth
street. • • •; may 24
nT. •
932,667 33
1,628 74
60 00
123 34
21 00
-VINE COFFkIES—Mocha, African Java, Laguyra,
12 St. Domingo and Rio Coffees, just recd and for sale
at the PEKIN TEA. STORE ; 70 Fourth at.. may 24
RAISINS AND FIGS.-200 eighth boxes prime Rai
sins, and 50 stnall drams fresh Figs, must received
and for sale at tho PERPI .TEA STORE. 70 Fourth
strect':.
• rnay24
CIitoCOLATE, COCOA AND SHONA—Baker's Wo
k., ma. No. !Chocolate and Cocoalalso, Schmitz" IliVeo
!joked Chocolate, just reed and lot attle - sa the:PEKIN
TEA STORE. 70Fonnh street.. ••-•• •• • may2l
14,839 53
TATIL&PPINO PAPER-0 reams, large Mae, intended
expressly for use of Shirt. Itinnufacturers. For
sale by [jell?) EDW'D TODD'Oc CO.
A A. MASON & CO. are °fetingl yard wide Brown
s Muslin ut 41 cents, Bleached do. 4i, and very fine
at 8 cents; Summer Stuffs of every variety ; more Cali.
coca at 01; Lawns, 9 cents, fast colors, Warranted ; fine
Serves 18; and 25c.; more Wrought Copam 8 and 10e.;
Cheauzeitee 9.5 a.; &c., &c. ' Je
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FINIt. SHIRTS-10 dozen , superior quallti;naanufeo
tared by us, expressly for.ftils market. Jan reed
and for sale low by E.DW'D TODD & CO.,
jell Corner Fifth and Market sts., up stairs.
• • Mere/mute , Betel, .
Fourth s!rW, between Arch and /Market, Philadelphia.
LIE Proprietorship and Management of this well
known Hotel, haring this day passed into the hands
o the subscribers, they begleaye to state, that it is their
purpose to render it worthy of the
.very liberal patron
age with which it has been heretofore sustained, and
hope, by unremitting intenders to deserve the patronage
of their friends, who may visit the city on business or
pleasure. - C. &I. AIegIBBIN,
mayfhlm '(Formerly ofErchange Hotel, Pittsburg.)
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FORSALE—A very
desirable Property, having a tient 0f.113 feet on
Mercer street by 1212, bounded by a MI feet. alley and
Webster street ; being in a healthy-arid pleasant loca
tion; having comfortable Dwelling 'House, well ar
ranged and front and back porch ; large Garden of fruits
and flowers, shade trees, &e. The whole is In good or
der. Price low, and terms accommodating.
3:CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
Smithfield street.
P f—.
je6. nOL.Shodera f d( r yigil43
Bosoms AND COLLARB-60 doz., latest styles and
various quOiles, rec d this day and for sale low by
Jell EDW'D TODD & CO •
'DVS SALE-7 half chests " Helena" Tea, and 1 cask
JC Madder, Low. for City or County Scrip, at
• CASIDAVSUn,
• N 0.20 Wood 'a
011,5-s , bbla. American, suitable for dont
6 " No.l Lard; store d for by
JAIMIPATTON,
200 a18y".N'0.7 , 4
j oj ittl s m wn sto/ tar ., sale.
m y2B NQ. l 7 Albuty street.
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PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TRADE.
JOS. PENNOCK',
• =O. EicPADEN, Co rmrms van Striv.
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PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1848.
Steamboat PacketLine,leavesdailyforaincirsati,lo
Passenger Packet, via Brownsville, to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 8 A. ts.,and 6 er'st.
Mail Coach Laheidirect to Philadelphia, 9 a., za:, and 121
Westehi and Southern Mail Coach Line, 6
North-Western, via Cleveland,-dailY,lo A. M.
Erie and WestetuNew York, daily, 9A. M. .--
North-Eastem Philadelplua, daily, except Sundas, 4
ARRIVALS AND.DEI-ARTURE OF hIAILS.
Eaetern Nail via Philadelplus, due 3 a. re, closes 12 at.
Westent Alail,Cin. and Lowey., due - 8 a. at., closes 5 a.m.
South, via Balt. andWashingutn, due 8 P. at., closess
North-Western via Cleveland;due 10 a. closes 9 a. re.
Erie and Western New York, due .8 P. al, closes 8 a.st
STOCKS.
• • Offered
Par value, Asked.-
Batik of Pittsburgh.... - $50,00 $50.00: 150,00
Exchange Bank ... • ... •. • ••••• ••• • - 50,00 47;00 . 46,00
Merchants and' M. Bank 5000 • .50,00 • - 40,50
Farmers' Deposit Bank • • None in market.
Hand Street Bridge m 50,00 60,00 - 4900
NortheLibertiesßridge• • ••••• • • 50,00 33 , ,00
Old Allegheny Braga 23,60 36,00 35,00
Connelsville R. R. Stock, paid on
shares, 82,50 •• • • ..
City BOnds 1645• ceati). • • •• .....
Blonongahela Bridge •• • •—•— 25,00
Gas Stock 50,00
Penna. Ws, quoted in Philadelphia
Penns. s's ,
New issue Treastin Philath
Daily RevieW or the Markets.
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ECM
Steamer Lake Erie, Shales, Beaver.
"
Alichigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver.
" Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville
" AtWine, Parkinson, - do.
" Aaro .
!feral:iv& Caldwell, Cincinnati.
.n Bart, Louis.
" Lamartine, DunNocunantz St Lords.
hlt.Verzton, !Leaner; Cincinnati:
" PilorNo.2, Shtutki Marietta.
" fludson, Wheeling.
Cinderella ounSnfish:
Calhonn, Wheeling.
Riggens, Bridgeport.
Beaver, Clarke, Wellsville.
" Beaver, Clarke, Navel-.
Wm. Phillips, hPPhall. Wellsville
DEPARTED,
Steamer Michigan No. 2, Gilson, Beaver.
" Lake Erie, Shores ; Beaver.
Baltic, Jacob, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkuisim, - do.
- Citizen, Gormley, St. Louis.
GreeniDin.
" . Lowell, Dexter, Zanesville.
" Ohio, Stoops, Gallipolia.
• " Cinderella, Calhoun, Wheelinth;
Caleb Copeallurdoek, Wellev
" Beaver Clarke Beaver.
0,00 1,43
91,00 '
For Cincinnati and Comity!llte.
AW L
Tits light draught and swift running steam
er MARY ANN, A. McGown% Master, will
eava for cinnati and Louisville on.- Wednesday
morning, at JO o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply an board. . iel9
For Greenwood Gardens.
elffr
stATEOSNACOTT wTll—.corn-ya
ence on. Monday, May 7th, to run
from the old Greenwood Landing, foot of Pm street, to
the Garden, leaving at 9 o'clock A.. it., and at each even
hour until 9 o'clock P. it.; last trip from the Garden at
10 r. w.
The Saloons are supplied with all the delicacies 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. (my
WELLSViLE PAQ HETB.
For Beaver
nit new an
dp leWied llsys,i l a l g e er .
C T ALEB COPE,sA. MilanpmaeMast
ese w ill
r l
sidirilit leave for the above and all imtermediateports
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
For eight or passage, having supenor accommoda
tions, a ply on board. may 4
. New Arrangement.
. Tim steamer BEAVER, thus. E. CLa,
Master,. will leave this city every Mond mts
ay,
• e nes ay and Fruthey la
She has a boat at landing, between Wood et. and
the Bridge, prepared to receive freight at anytime. [my4
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main
Rat
Wm. B. Wheeler,
SQTEAMEOAT AGENT,
corner found at Wesley
Grier's Counting Room, of Water and Smith
field streets, Pitisburgh.
omen
- _
- or -t. , on
THE fine new passenger steamer AARON
HART, W. J. Rouyn, 'blaster, will leave for
e a ove and intermediate ports, regularly.
For frei: ht or passage, appl on board. ma 5
17-ALUABLE IVORKS'ON MANUFACTURES, MA
CHINERY; Be.—Scot's Engineer and Machinist
Assistant, being a series of plans, sections and evolu
tlotut of Steam Engines, Spinning Machines, Mills for
Grinding Tools, ke.; in 2 folio vols.
Practical Mechanic and Engineers' Magazine; 6
vole 4 410.
Carpentry and Joinery : A comprehensive guide hook
for carpentry and joinery, with rules for every part of
work about building, and numerous plates ; 2 vols., 4to.
Cressy's Encyclopedic) of Civil Engineering, in one
thick vol 8 vo.
Scott's Cotton Spinner and Manufacturer
Tredgold on the Strength of Cast Iron: new ed. b
Liodgkindon, in 2 vols., 8 vo. y
The Steam Engine, by the Artizen Club ; I vol., 4to.
bindle's Surveyor, Engineer and Architect.
Athletes' Mechanical Drawing Book ; Svo.
Iloltrapffel's Turning and Mechanical Manipulation;
2 vol., Bvo.
Bonnie on Steam Engine; 12mo.
Craddock's Lectures on Steam Engine; 6vo.
Alban High Pressure Steam Engine 2 v015.,,8 co.
Hann Theoretical and
ry Practical Mechanics ; Bco.
Tomlinson Rudimen im chans.
Dobson Rudiments of ta the Me
Art of Building.
Swindell Rudimentary Treatise on Well Digging,
Boring, etc.
Just received and for sale by
Jeri JAMES D. L,bKWOOD,
63W00d street._
New
WEhavd received a lot et LAMPS of various sizes
and kinds, cif a new construction that is quite
simple and coutplete—some ornamental.
Also, the article to burn. in them, called 'BURNING
FLUID," or .• ETHERLAL OIL." It has rare qualities,
which recommend it to the attention of Steamboat men,
Hotel Keepers and Housekeepers. For cleanliness,
economy and brilliancy, it surpasses anything portable
now in use.
Persota who please to call on us will be shown the
peculiarities • f the new compound
A constant supply of the Fluid and Lamps kept by
SCAIFE & ATKINSON,
j e•2l Ist, between Wood and Market eta
ripH FAR EST—Life in the tar % est, by George'
Fredenic Aaron, author of "Adventures In Mexico
and the Ro .y . Mountains," etc.
Dante , s ti the Comedy; the Inferno a literal prose
translation tb the text of the original collated from
the best e• rut, and e.rplanatory tidies; by J. A. Car..
lyle, M. D. , JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Jell , Corner 3d and Market sta.
1/1 . ILDING LOT FUR SALE.—A valuable
is Lot, in a good locution in the 7th Ward,
t of 20 feet on Rebecca street. near Lacy
' by 100 deep—will be sold for 5250, cash.
)emsS. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
Smithfield street
•_1
ir 1 HEAP
Buildin
haviur, a fio
ville Cburth
, Magazines for July,
ECL, wED AT M. A. AllNER'S—Godey , s Lady's
_EL Book, Graham's Magazine, Sartain's Union Maga
zine, and National Magazine, for July.
The American Angler's Guide, with numerous illus
trations.
Ninevab and its Remains—by Lo:yord.
The Old London Bridge ; or, The Daye of Henry VIII ;
by C. Herbert Rodwell.
Grace Dudley; or, Arnold at Saratoga—by Charles J.
Peterson.
Second No. of the Personal History and Experience of
David CeTperfield--bECharles Dickens.
Facts for the People; or, Things Worth Knowing . a
Book of Receipts. Fresh supply'.
The Crimes of Paris—a Record of Scones and Events
of Every Day Occurrence—by Robert F. Grubey.
113"" Smithfield street, opposite Brown's Hotel. iie2l.
Bathing Willi.
HE subscribers have on hand a large stock of Bath-
T
jag Tubs, consisting of the following kinds :
Plung Bath Tab, large sire;
Ottomannging Bath Tub ;
Hanging Shower Tub,
Children , 3 Bath Tubs ;
Hand Shower Baths;
Leg
Stomach Heaters, &c.
These Tubs are made of good materials and neatly
Japanned. JOHN DUNLAP & CO.,
ie2l Corner Market and Second streets.
!JEW BOOKS—lrving—The Crayon Miscellany
.0 comprising, The Prairie, Abbotsford, Newstead
Abbey. Complete in one voltune—elegantly printed.
Curzon--The litonasteri es of the Levant. Post, 8 vo.;
illustrated.
A voltune of more than ordinary , interest, relating a
* series of most curious and often umusing adventure. •
* The field occupied by the volume is almost entire
ly new.—Commerefal Advertiser.
A book of gentlemanly, liberal, scholarly interest,
which reminds us not a little of Becktbrd's Spanish Ex
cursions, or the vivid eastern reminiscences of Botben.—
Literary Work/.
Cooper-4 New edition of, early works.l—The Spy, re.
vised, ka., with - new introduction and notes. Complete
in 1 vol. Uniform with Irving's works. $1,25.
The Spy and the Sketch-Book were the first American
books which were universally acknowledged to contain
a performance as well as a promise. We well remem
bar the enthusiasm with which they were received, and
the proud expectations which they awakened among the
liberal minded abroad and the patriotic at home: Irving
ivas soon allowed a seat by the aide of Goldsmith and
Addison, and Cooper was translated in every country,of
the conunent where any interest was felt is a foreign
literantre.--Likrary World. -
For sale by
iels
JAMES TAYLOR ---• -• • JOHN IL TAYLOR,
J. R. Taylor & Co,,
ANo.ir
from
Liberty street,(four doors below Si. Clairstr
ALL KIS OF CH,
11l m No. 2 ANVFACTURE
to .No. GO; Bra N s D s and Iron WIRE
Wire L RED.DLES and SIFTERS, from N 0.2 to No. 60.
Every No. Wire Cloth in PArER CYLINDERS.
All kinds of HAND WORK,. Screens, Bird Cages,
Fenders_, &c.
RlVBlack, Tinned, Copper and Brass, of every
size, on hand or maae to order.
WlRE—lron, Brass, Copper and Steel of every size.
BROOM WIRE, Sheer. Brass,Japanned and Britannia a
Ware.:.
Orders for any kind of the above articles , will be
promptly filled. .rarchasers will find it to their advan
age to call and examine oar stock.. e9:3m
ATACNENEL..—_3OO
o l bt b s. large N 1
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2;
201 e. bbls., Nos. I and 2, Mass. ins'n
Landing and for sale_by
=LER RICKETSON,
_je4 Nos. 172 and 174 Liaorty street.
For Sale,
A VERY VALUABLE - BUILDING LOTS, in the
‘ItI Town of Watery, a short distance above the
Allegheny City Works. Also, TWO LOTS in
Allegheny City, near the Diamond. - Title indisputable.
Terms of payment, one-fifth on delivery of deed; the
balance in four equal annual payments. For further in
formation, please call on the subscriber at the ware
room of Edward Todd & Co., corner of Fifth and Mirke
streets, Pittsbargb. SILVESTER SEYMOUR.
Pittsburgh, Juno 8, I 8413.--dlm<w
4SW itOOKB.--.4 History of .Wrindevlti Inventipns,
illustrated vrithntuuernus engravings on wood.-
1 vol.; mann.
The Inetermaltois" or Pictures cif the Virgin and her
.Son, by Charles Beeeher,PortiVayne, Indiana; with an
Introductory Fllow, by Mn. Harriet Beecher Stwe:
Tast received by JOHNSTON & S'rOCRTON,
j'e7 - Cor.3d and Maraet sta.
Summer Gtooda.”
UST RECEIVED, pat Exprear, a small assortment of
fl Summer Coating; alsp, Oro Mamma* Marseilles,
?d, beautiful Patmepta and'vtill be kande to oidei chspp
US. ItleGVlß.E;Tailor,`
Thud a rest.
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PORT OF PITTSBURGH..
mire WAVE* I;t TIIE:CIL*OIL
J. D. LOCKWOOD,
63 Wood street
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' K. X.T ,-. EN:': B '•.i.I . VE,'. , ::UAA . G.::J'...".E. I I
BEING THE LARGEST, RAREST COLLECTION OF -
WILD BEASTS, BIRD AND REPTILES,
EVER BEFORE EXHIBITED IN THE UNITED STATES.
T ..._:
N PITTSBURGH on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 3, 9 and 5, for:
three days only, at the MANSION
I_ HOUSE YARD, Liberty street. ..-
IME OF BITION:
On Tuesday, July 3d, Afternoon from 2 T
to 5 o'clock—ln the EXHI Evening from 7 to 10 o'clock.
On Wednesday, July 4th, there will be four distinct Exhibitions, viz: — Morning, from 8 to 11 o'clock, and from
llil sx.; Afternoon, from 2to 5 O'clock ;' and Evening, from 7to 10 o'clock.
On Thursday, July sth—Morning, from 9 to 12 . ; Afternoon. from 2 to 5; and Evening, from 7 to 10.
Among the most conspicuous features of tlds interesting Exhibition, is the
RHINOCEROS, OR UNICORN OF HOLY WRIT.
The Only One In America since D 336.
The great difficulty of capturing this huge and savage creature, together with the almost impossibility of keeping
him alive in a climate so uncongenial to his habits and constitutio ,n renders the exhibition of a LIVING RHINO
CEROS in the United States, the greatest curiosity in the Animal Kingdom.
Foremost in interest, novelty and attraction, are the bold and original performances of
_.: HERR DRIESBACII. •
THE EMPEROR OF ALL THE LIONS, IN THE DENS OF WILD BEASTS.
His performances differ from all others, nor only in the skill and grace which he displays in his exercises with the
TERRIFIC GROUP OF LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDS, COUGARS, PANTHERS, the,, but in the matchless and
almost superhuman command with which he exacts the obedience of ,
these fiercest and most _remorseless tenants
of the desert, the forest and the jungle. HERR DRIESBACII MAY RAVE MANY IMITATORS, but HE HAS
NO EQUAL-- - -HE IS HIMSELF ALONE.
The LIST embraces all the finest Living Specimens of
WIL ANI
.
That the great experience, enterprise and resources D
of the prop M rietors ALS!
have enabled them to bring together in one
LARGE AND SPLENDID COLLECTION. A full description of. he Animals contained in the Exhibition, will be
found in.Pohlets and Bills at the principal Hotels, previous to the arrival of the Company.
0.- AD SION, MS CENTS:`-CHILDREN, UNDER TEN YEARS, 1U - CENTS. “.0(1.
Dr. George BlTook.
O FFICE., in. Fourth atrect, near Grant, immediately tip
posite Mr. Bakewell's, in the room lately occupied
as an office by-Alderman Miller. Ile may be found, at
night, in No. 71 St. Charles. my i;lys•
Business Card.
TYReiNTSAS WELL AS MONOPOLIES MUST FALL:
SO MUST PRICES;
'WHICH fact will be proven by calling. at MeGriaa's
Fashionable Tailoring Establishmeohnird street,
St. Charles Building,
• Morro: Stnas.profits and quirksolea
VARLETT : Fre and good.
ItiLLEB PHILADA. ..... . LLB' HICK TSON, PITI T SHVELOIL
uLI3R do YUCKETSON, Wholesale Gractrs, and
.131. porters of Brandies. Wines and Segars Nos. 172
and 174, coiner of Liberty and Irwin streets, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Isaac Wlllairts
11/TERCHANT TAILOR, Smi I
thfield ,
street, No. 12, be
tweet' lat and 2d streets. - • ap4y:
It . 8.0.
, ARNAHAN,Auerney at Lata—Office on Fourth
at- between Cherry alley and Grant et. 6e2-y
A A. MASONtr.. C0.,6t) Manx= stank; are offering
Muslim'
. their stock of Silks, Shawls, Vizettes, Lawns und
at still greater reduced priced. Yard wide bl'k
Silks, best make at 12e., Summer Shawls at 75c. and
84; most fashionable Vizettesat 85 and $6 ; Lawns end
Itruelins at 9 and 10 cents; best Merrimack Prints at Or.,
usually Hite.; Calicoes at 61c.; wrought Colla
wrought Capes 81 and $2; Florence Braid B o nnets 62
and 76c.; Gloves at 4 cents—together with a general as
sortment of other Goods at nearly one-half the regular
rates.
inio
to i k TO LET—The large Three Story Brick War
house, No. 112 Second Street. - Pcissession given
Ist of July. Enquire of (je6) A. BRADLEY.
nosedaleGriirden. - 1.... - - -----
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as
Praprietorslqp of this beautiful Raritasz,
C , 7 Ise:, . . made-every arrangement for entertaining
' • visiters during the warm season. The steamer
Arehy Mason leaves the foot of. Pitt street every after
noon through The week, for the Garden— conunencing
half-past t o'clock, making a. trip every hour. .until 101
o'clock, P. at. On Sundays. she leaves first trip at s
o'clock in the morning. Ice Cream, Strawberries, Dia
ner and Supper furnished to order. Also, Rooms for Co
tillion Parties at all times.
N. B.—The Boat having been thoroughly repaired ex
pressly for this trade, and being the fi rst to open it on
Sundays, the owner hopes to gam a Liberal patronage.
Jell J. W. MEALEY Proprietor.
I WASHINGTON HOTEL,
BEDFD, FA.
THE undersigned, having ti R tled up this large and corn
-1 modious Hotel in elegant style, is prepared to ac
commodate VISITERS TOTHI?, BEDFORD SPRINGS
in a manner that cannot fail to give satiSfaction. The
House is beautifully located in the very centre of the
town, and contains Chambers equal to any Hotel in the
State. He deems it unnecessary to multiply promises,
but pledges himself to use every exertion to render
comfortable all who visit his house.
Boarders will be taken to the Springs in pleasant
hacks, at all times, and the water can always be had
f tithe house.
iii—WA:2w) SAMUEL DAVIS..
Grmiiiii-fd-aiilderuj7-",---'----
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RETREAT, two miles
below the City, on the Ohio river, occupying be
tween three and four acres of ground, well shaded with
fruit and ornamental trees, and a large collection of
choice shrubbery. Also, an extensive Green-house, con
taining the finest varieties of exotic plants. Commo
dious Saloons are erected for the reception of visiters.—
Ice Creams, Pastry, Fruit, Nuts, Cakes, and all the deli
cacies of the season, are kept for sale; and all kinds of
Plants, both native and exotic. • Boqueta tastefully put
up at all seasons of the year. Tea every evening at 6
o'clock.
A comfortable Steamboat leaves the foot of Pitt street
ev a e r z hour during the day and evening, landing at the
Gi]7' l n at e. on Temperance principles, and closed on
Sunday. (Journal and Gazette copy.] my2b
PEAS I TEAS t t wirats :xi
IT la with pleasure that the subscribers in
form the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity
that they have completed arranzements with
111essrs.j. C. Jenkins & Co., of Philadelphia,
to receive their superior
PACKED TEAS,
And will hereafter be kept constantly on
hand. They are neatly and securely put up
in metallic packs of }, it and 1 lb each, with
sir printed card—showing the kind of Tea,
price, name of the concern and depot in Philadelphia,
with an invitation to return the Tea, if not liked.
lINTAIL PRICiII:
ei Gunpowder an 75 1,05 1,25 1,50
Li Imperial 50 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
Hy eon
50 521 75 1,00 1,25
o Y. Ilyson
50 62i NI; 1,50
1,00 50 125
13t.secs.
1 F B i l n a e ck and . Er..tra Fine ••- 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
We will warrant all the TEAS we sell to be equal to,
if not superior to any sold in this City, and sh ou ld t h ey
not prove acceptable to the 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 may be able to
judge
companies in this between our Tenc ity s and those heretofore sold by
her .
All lovers of rich, delicious and good flavored TEAS,
should give ns a call. Dealers can he snpplicd on the
most reasonable terms
For sale by JOS. S. TI. YOUNG & CO.,
N, W. corner 4th and Ferry streets, and
K YOUNG & SON,
S. W. corner 3d and Ross streets.
Fire and Insurance.
T HE INSURANCE CO Marine
OP NORTH AMERICA will
m permanent and limited Insurance on:Property
in this City and vicinity, and on shipments by.Cartals,
Rivers, Lalces k and kat Sea. The properties of,this Com
pany are well tuvested and furnish an available fend for
the ample indemnity of all persons who desire to ho pro
teeted by Insurance. wk l. P. JONES, Agent,
maylS 44 Waterstreet.
Factory for Sale,
TN SUCCESSFULOPERATION,manufacturing Print
ere' Wood Type and Raised Sign Letters by Ma
chinery. The machinery is admirably suited for all
carving purposes,for which a pattern can be made front the finest engraving to bevy cornice. Should the in
ventor, Isaac. Merril Singer, obtain a patent fot the in
vention or any. improvement thereon, the said, patent in
Secured by deed to the subscribers for the term of seven
years in the, whole United States, and for ever in Atte.'
gbeny Co., Pa.
Or, PARTNER WANTED, capable of managing the
above business, and willing to take an interest of at
lewd one-fourth the capital stock. For particulars,
apply (post lipid) to SCHOLY & RYAN,
Pitts burgh, Pa.
17:7' From the foregoing Notice of I. 11 M. Smogs, we
find that the Patent has teemed, and for proof of our
claim, see records of our deed in Patent Office, at Wash •
ington, D.C. lien) . SOLIDLY &, RYAN.
Cigar', Snuff and Tobacco,
AT JACOB McCOLLISTER'S;Pitth street, No. 19.
Re-gala; Washington . Lanorma ;
Laosa ; Justo Saar.;
Plantation;
..- Hall Spanish, Malay and Common;
Together with a vanety of other brands.
Acso—An extensive assortment of CHEWING
RACCO, of the most celebrated brands, among which
are the Luxious •Luxury, P. Robinson'a Potuad Lump,
Grant & Williams', and Arch'd Thomas Grape Brand,
Five Lump.
AU orders promptly attended to. Counidy.Merchants
would do well to call and examine my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Cuba Wrapper add Filler Leaf for sale.
Er Sign of the Indian chief;
For Hale,
THE UNEXPIRED PARTOP A LEASE of a Coyest:
mosE, in-a pleasant location in the City of Pitts
burgh, with all the Bar Fixtures andFutniture ; together
wrtb. two Ten-pin Alleys, Balla and Pins, in good order;
Rooms and Cellar; lit with Gas. Enquire of
ARTHUR NICHOLSON, or r
JACOB BOSTON-
BRANDY—IVIarrtiI Cognac Brandy rj. .f. Bunny's
JD Bordeaux do; 4. selgilett. Bochewi rio.;'Cmae
do.; in store and for sale by (lea) SONNKr:
L,AxSEED--4 casts, labding from gnearilereUMl;er•
F
lebd; and for init. by - . •
B. A. FARNESTOCK Jr CO.
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Ads:Ovation. 25 Cents, Only.
THE characteristic features of this great estaolish
went, which appear to have absorbed the most of the
novelty and recherche entertainment extant, can be only
briefly enumerated in the limits of an advertisement.
The Aromonicon, by far the most stupendous musical
project elf the age, composed of over 1000 distinct musi
cal instruments, more powerful than a band of fifty mu.
siciaus, and drawn byfatly Horses in procession, will con
stitute the Orchestra duringg the entertainment.
An entire and effective Dramatic Company, ender the
direction of H. F. Nina°Ls, Proprietor of the Adetphi
Theatre, Washington,D. C. is attached to - the Troupe,
for the purpose of getting up every night the grand He- '
roic and Patriotic Spectacles of
GEN. WASHINGTON. "OLD PUT," AND "M AD
ANTHONY WAYNE!"
reviving reminiscences of those "times that tried men's
souls.' commemorating some of the most stirring and in
teresting Revolutionary incidents, the gallant deeds of
the Heroes of '76. and concluding with a grand National
Tableaux of Gen.' Weisnmaron mounted on a noble
charger, borne on the shoulders of his brare Continentals!
The accession of the CARLO TROUPE, under the
charge of the great italian Trick Mum Signor FauxCARLO, known throughout Europe as the Man of 1000
Tricks, and more renowned probably than any artiste that
has ever perambulated the country; - and a singularly
talented Troupe of .Equestrians, in every department of
the but iness, viz : Messrs. C. J. Roans, W. W'.DirctioLs,
G. 0 KNAPP, T. Yoexo, &c., Ire.; Masters GOLTEME CAR
LO, Peas; C.l.eartncr, Etc.; Mesdames H. F. Mains,
KNAPP, PERRY; Miss DELMORE, &c., Ac.; altogether ren
dering this Double Company as much in advance of all
other establishments in the numbers and talents of the
Troupe, as in the extent and elegance of the outfit
Will perform in PITTSBURG H, in front of the AMER
ICAN HOTEL, Penn street, on the fid, 3d, 4th and so of
July.
FOUR, PERFORMANCES ON THE FOURTH OF
JULY, viz ,—At 10 A. NI; and at 1, 4 and 8 o'clock, P. m.
Aomrssicia, 15 CENTS.
je:M
500 H i ll e ttl CORN—In stors t r o t for szb j tal o R
N.
10110 BUSH. PRIME YLI — .7OV arr i ve
per steamer Lowell on Friday, and for sale by
je29 RHODES & ALLORN, 30 Fifth et.
F .
ANYBUDY - WANTS Oat Meal, Corn Areal, - Rye
Meal, Wheat Meal, and Barley Meal, they can find it
fresh from the mill daily and nicely sifted at
Je23 RHODES & A.LCORN'S, 30 Fifth at.
S TEATHT3ONI GI . TOCEE — Tfi - rairt
times obtain a supply of fresh Yellow Corn Meal at
RHODES & AL C
(Chronicle cop O y./ 30 FifthOßN'S,
street.
7^ ,- -••••• lit.i i.d..l)
THE AG ED CRRISTLSN'S COMPANION, containing
a variety of Essays, adapted to the improvement,
consolation and encouragement of persons advanced is
life. By the Rev. John Stanford, D. D.. with a memoir
of the author, by Rev. George Upfold,D. D., Pastor of
Trinity Church, Pittsburgh. In one vol., 8 vo. Just
received and for tale by JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
ie27
63 Wood street.
isttirtutLuaCsili
various
,
"o Publications D ot
the Protestant Episcopal Press. and those of Stanford &
Swords, New-York. JAMES D. LOCKVVOOD,
63 Wood street,
For many years connected with Messrs. Wiley & Put
neon, and late John Wiley, N. York and London. [je2o
For Sale,
en d A THREE STORIED DWELLING HOUSE,
being the second house from Penn street. in Sny
ens ow, on Hay street. Immediate possession will
be given. Enquire of DAVID RIMEITE, Attorney at
Law—Office on Fourth street, between Cluny alley and
Grant street.
jeffihdtf
Stray Ilintr.
CANE to the subscriber, e
lJ living in Wilkins Townahip
Allegheny Counts , on the 19th Inst., TWO MIMES
one a dnn and the other a roan color. The owner is re.
quested to come for Ward, prove property, pay charges
and take themawuy; or they will be disposed of, accord
ng to law. (je2S:th.) W. J. LINN, Wilkins Tp.
! - trustr - 7" ------ ----tR ANcE.
rPHE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR.
T
ANCE COMPANY—Office, North Room of the Ex
change, Third street, Philadelphia.
Funs Ixscas.Nen.—Buildings, Merehandize and other
property in town -and country, insured against loss or
damage by fire at the lowest rate of premium.
Meats Isseasucz.—They also insure Vessels,. Car
goes and freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or
special policies, as, the assured may desire.
llmam) TBASSPORTATION.—They also insure merchan
clize transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars, Canal
Boats and Steam Boats, on rivers and lakes, CM the most
liberal terms.- • • -
DIRECTORS—Joseph H. Seal, Edmund A. So'uder, '
John C. Davis. Robert Burton, John R. Penrose, Samuel
Edwards, Geo. G. Leiper, Edward Darlington, Isaac R.
1 Davis, William FolivelltJohn-Newlin, Dr. R. M. Huston,
James C. Hand, Theophilus Paulding, H. Jones Brooks,
Henry Sloan, Hugh Crai George Serrill, Spencer Me
m
Ilva, Charles holly, J. (l. Johnson, William Hay, Dr.
S. Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre - Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURG H.—D. T. Morgan,
.
Wm. Bagaley, Jno. T. Logan.
• wiLLIAm. MARTIN, President.
Rieman]) S. Newsom, Secretary.
117 - Office of the Company, No, 42 Water Street, Pitts
burgh. (jel6:dif ) . P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
N OTICE.—The Stockholders of-the Farmer s Depos•
ire Bank of Pittsburgh intend making aplication to
the next Legislature, for such alteration of their Charter
as will give them Banking privileges; or, if deettad ex
pedient, will ask to be incorporated as a new Bank.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Sel4:tmL JOHN MAGOFFIN, Cshier.
fl:7" Harrisburg Telegraph copy till Legislature meets,
and send bill to this office.
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1 - pb LE A SAN T RESIDENCE FOR SALE—A large an
..[• convenient property, situate in Lawrenceville, at
about five minutes walk from the omnibus stand, having
a new and
uit comfortable dwelling house, stable, dm. The
garden, fr trees and shrubbery are all in complete or
der. The lot is 100 feet front on Ewalt by 140 deep on
Washington street to u 24 feet alley. This property will
be sold at a bargain. Terms easy, ,
and immediate pos
session given. S. MITI:WER Gen. Agent,
_ .. _ . • Smithfield street.
O ATS -1000 bushels, received and for Sale by
JAMES. PATTON, Jr.,
_
No. 17 , Liberty ~t.
II YE FLOUR-27 barrels, ree , d and for sale by
LA. jai
JAMES PATTON; Jr.
N O. MODASSES —5O bbls., in store and for sale by
iea - JAMES PATTON, Jr.
100 bbls. Sugar House Molasses, St. James Refine ry
10 do do do do Louisiana do
In store and for sale by MILLER & RICRETSON,.
_lnayl.s 172 and 174 Liberty st.
VE/kfirEßS RIOS, Prime, landing froth' steamer
CUmberiand; and for sale byy' -
It A. FA IFUNTESTOCR & CO., •
- Coaster Ist and Wood sts.
• Nll 'W. IC CHESSR--135
,Cbeese, far sale by .' tie9l T. J. S.
T INSEED 0LL,40 bbls. rec'd cr.,' consignment and far
012
14 sale by RING k MOORHEAD,
Diawend.
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Bankers and ettliallge linkers
EXCII.ANGE AND BANKING - OFFICE
itt. ti. wriaanis,
Thi of andDrotslrlett.
SIGHT and Time Bi ll s Exchange o ,
/tank Ntit'ett afi
A 3 foreign and domestic Coin bought and sold on th
most favorable terms. - • '
• Dolle.ctionsmade in all the principal cities of thelfaion
at the lowest rates.
jell
ALLzta
ED . WARD RAMS:
GAMER & RAUNI • ' -
Bankers and Exchange Brokers, Ikakrs in Parties and
Ihmusticßirk; Bills Coin.nge, Certificates - ,f Be '
it, Bank Notes, and pos-
Corner Of Third and Wood sts., directly opposite the St.
Charles Rotel.
raay2B
AI. HULIti~H
& 1 , 4,
Bankers and Deakrs 'in Bo:Mango Coin and Bank Notes,
No. 55 diarkeisirein, Pittsburgh: .
MILLING MUT, XXCiI6XOB.* DEMI%
New York . Ipr Cincinnati
Philadelphia . LoCtiseille -
Baltimore " St. Louie • ,
Bann. Tiaras.
Ohioßuying rater
Indiana
Kentucky
Virginia
Wheeling
Tezuteseee
8419-7 •
7.4.3. c ...am!. . . TELOIL 91710M17.
HOOKlit; BARGENT.
N. E.
BANXERS AND EXCHANGE .BROKERS,
Corner e
Coda B Sixth 5tr447., Pitubtirgh, Pa.
fAEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes Time Bills, h'crreign
jj , and Domestic Ercluantre, Cernficates of Deposit, ke
EX.CHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union '
and Europe, for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
CURRENT and par funds received on deposite.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, at the+
lowest rates. _
sepli-ly
( 3 A3ID~Y~ Bill, and
Pro
J. duce Broket—Ofßeeotroaino No. 28 Wood street
4.l;ti.katkib--Zl/ DDia. Aluelcentl, Act. ;$, lusgv, tor
.ixt. Buie by lA*2'4l & SINCLAIR.
Lk:ICON-5000 tbs. itae.n Hauls, Sides and Shoulders
.1) for safe by (jeeS) SOUTH fr. Slisit;LALft.
j)MED PEACI3EB-Iflo bush. dried Peaches for
sale by (je2Sj SALMI raiNCLAia.
_ _
. (iftLED APPLES—GO bushels Dried reaches, ler sale
JLJ by Liezej SMITH do t3INCGAIR.
`
A i f IBELS. FRESH GROUND R'YEFI.OI.IIC-7Ree'd
if
aria for Sale by (je) CUMMINS ar. SALIM
4iig..i.ditiFIVERATABLE SALT—Ree,
kl • tale by Uel.) CUMMINS :& Shirr&
I.6lBuslik:ls CORN fiIEAL,-To.arii, Llinr , saf t i
1.11./ by - (jebs) • CUMMIAS i . bblNillif.
ALI" OF CREAM OffERSIIZRee'a and — for sale iTy
je:IS . CUMMINS & SAltru.
__
EBriS, AND WOOl,-
5 casksH Pesch Blossom" FoI-Asb
IIU boxes W. R. Cream Cheese;
4 boxes and 2 obis. Ems;
3 sacks Wool ;.received yeceived and for sale by
Je4.2d ' J.s 13u.siNET, Liberty st.
PRUSES, FILBERTS ANL ENGLISH WALNUTS.
47 glass Jars Bordeaux Prlllten
bugs English Walnuts;
to Filbert.; uti cons/plop:at and, for sale low
uck-) J. BONNET'.
..-
Li EitilTiru d H
i eerring', tli store
.I.a. ape tor eul t2.s e by (jeeeji J. S. Iiti....INET.
V - iii j 1 k --- 6 4 21 15 AIt .l Tat pr imoaAlete.i tit store and
1r‘..R.. 111 .4ute b ' y - - 4
A I lUDES Zr.. .:-i LLAJILS,.
)e.i
• 4 , btx Filth street.
sUSH.E.YE-1/1 stofe aria - bar ease by -
je2ti filluDES fk; ALt.3.4.1N, et.
I.ooo.thy.sH. Littli -AND 1: ELM/ COltri, in
....tore and for -ale by .. _
Tb2b
Llitt./U ND Ft .1,7.11---t.:11,V0 Rye, Ultoli'd Cornalai
kx Barley Aleut, Grua mat buorid, coustautty ou hanu
mud for bum byll:Mr..:l& 4LeOKA,
JOIN • 3U Fifth direct.
11r/teat • Meal, (for •Graham
unit Rye iUeal, (tor
ow hand by ' • •
jet.i . aIIOGE . B & ALCORN-
L EMON sYRUP IsurrL au grc .. , cia
tor sale by RMODEs & ALCOD.N,
jc:X
Mt Milli street.
IIt.t:HATLI CATSUP--.50 doz., on hand and tor sale by
jeW (Chromate copy.j RHODES 6 . , ALCORN.
g I.itOCERiES
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‘X 110 bags Rio Coffee ;
7.5 pkgs. Y. H., Rup-I, G.l'. and Powcliong Teas.;
' 4 Ott barrels N. U. Molasses; .
110 Louf Sugar, No. 4to 8; with a general
assoruueut of Groceries, for sate by
Je22 ; 11.11EY; aixrniews a; co .
1 1011 ACCO-15 kegs No. ',biz Twist Tobacco, Smith'
gate's brand, tor sate by
Jem: R hEY, ntArrimws 1 00.
B EA.NS-4.5 bbls. Vane Beans, for sale by '
Jet? RHEY, MAT/11.E1W1 ,4 & CO.
Lk:MONS AND FIGS--. 1.04 boxes Lemons ;
a nu for sale by 77----
auu drums Figs ;Just received
le JOSHUA RHODES,
e:
- No. If Wood at.
."..t!N B sr Laroxsej., just received aud for
sine by
jet/
JOSHUA KHODk23,
Ltio.-t; Wood M.
21.6tiotiES SHE:TILED ALIDDICIDS;
lU Bitter •
1000 Cocoa IX Liu juist received and catnale by,
tent JOSHUA !DIODES, N 0.6 Wood st.
cuseniNcisdip barrels, for aide by
le ' ' /MEV, MAT THEWS :4 CO,.
_
ActiZEHEL:--i0 'ibis. No. 3 2 'Jew ; •
For sale by 10 No. 2 ; fug': !mu ting:
Gelb • -• WM..
UGAIt 110 U§F. aIOLASES—LS b A7 quuluy; jurels,
, superior
j
for mita by - IV51:1 1 / p lt,
No. LiS Laber y Lreet.
CH~E Dozes, for ealclow,
-0
L EMON xtreiraa.t.t,'S— ff , Y
WAL DYER,
.lels No. /58 Lafferty street.
ITERTERS—Jteeived, from New York, a splen
, did tot, whien wt. 4 be evict very low.
bje/s:itv H. H. RYAN, N0..27 Fifth ot.
ur ASH-5 casks "Poach blossom Pet-Ash,. rec'd
Leland for sale by J. .1. /301oler, .
Liberty st.
SHOULDERS-10 casks, expected daily by /fen W est -
. 4 " in store, and for sale by
Jell WU. /WHY; zio. 155 Liberty st.
__ _______
~.-VGAR Koti i iimoussE s —A few bbls., St. 'Jame
a Refinery, a first rate article, for sale by
Jett •
Wfit. DYER
casks bacon' Hams, Just 'received per
kiiichlauderi for sale bp del2) . WAL-DYER.
tu ring
iel2
WM. DYER
Lsli.oolllS--„lo dozen, just received and for sale by.
jel2
iNV.SI. DYER.
TAR CANDLES-20 bozety_Crunatolars, in store aid
for sale by (jet 2) RING &MOORHEAD.
AISINS--Sti boxes, halves, quartets nun eighths, in
lA, prime order and for Sale by
J 01.2 KING & MCiORIIEAD.
_
POTASII—a few casks, on consignment siTulfoi — sals
by UeL2 ) KING &'2,IOOIIGEAD;
_
Closi
Ur by
ifflN CfISES casks jns[ reo'd and for sari - r
(1012) KIiVG k MOORHEAD..
CREAM URBESB---100 boxes, in store matt for sale by
jel2 ICING & NIOORHEAD.
"[)EACH BRANDY, /rish Vaiiiicey, Jtunnica Ram,
• Holland Gin, in' lots to suit purchasers, for sale at
wholesale prices, 1/y (jeS)
_J . . S: BONNET, Liberty st.
j.,,TRX.ZIT. :SITGAR-Ido - bagsTiiiiicire and for b-Tr
-1...11 jOB J.,S. _BONNET, Liberty la.
.
,ABLE SALT-100 bags Hope Mills Table Salt, in
store and for sale by (jet.) _J. S. BONNET: ..
UIL-25 baActs Salad Oil, r - ec'dait r e
jeS
J. S. BONNET. .
No.
- Scaled Herring, to arrive and for sale by
Je9 J. S. BONNET.
-
.
AALERICAN PlNS—lease 8., 4, American Pini;
4, -
Just received and for l
sale by -" -
McCAPWLESS &CAMPBELL:•
97 Wood street.
YE, FLOUR -41 bids. Rye Flothr. reed and for sale
by [my3o] 5. 45.- 11 8RBAliGli.
ARABOLS-= Cotton, Bilk and Ginghairc.Parasols, a
fine assornlent, for sale by
IdeCANDLESB to CAMPBELL ,
97 Wood street.
ly tiFims
in---guig
sit=
system, with the author's directions to teachers;
printed.on the covers. Anew ilUpP_ H
IY,from New York
tust rec'd end for sale
. 4j, JOHN. AIELLO?,
.81 Wood street;
-
C UTLERY -1 °tusk - superior Knives and Po rks, Pocket
and Pen-knives,Bnteher Knives, Shoe Knives, Suit!,
ece-just opened br . • . • • •
ItIaCIANDLESS & CAIKPBELI„
• 87 Wood street.
FINE COGNAC-BRA DIES—fl half pipes, v$ oust
vintages, of our own imponation for 0 commerce,"
from Bordeaux, in!it received and for sale bv - -
MILLER &
Nos. 172 and 174 Liberty street.
tiipROVEDI , UDSPB, that will trot
Mot= up In the
1. corm= weather , f or
w otxt it, bet tad Market sta.
'LIED BLANKETS-1 ease (50 pairi.Bed Blankets, 813
..U) by 64,'6 tbs., ribbon bound, renamed this day, on,
consignment from the mtumfactarer, and for sale by
°Melte Fifth/tercet!
JIRO . WM MUSLIN •rti. -
ap7
BALL
1nE4•22 A.
APPLES,727S buahe
Is Dried ppA tes, reed
_LI end for side by frny3ol S &IV-HA/MAI/GM
23EEF-2 'tierces Prime Dried - Beef, reed and
.1.1 tor Bale by [my3o] 8. &W. mouteupii.
L ARD Dil"--A few bb/B•yiest received and formic by
iny.39 S. & W. HAR13.617-Gtf.
EII...ASS--375 boxes " Marken's" assorted sizes Glass
1 1_,C just received and for judo by • .
iny3o ' • • S. 2c W. HARDAUGIf..
imlEsE—.3e boxes new Cream Cheese, jctiij.--Te'd and
for sale .byS 7 IC IY. ILIADALrGII.
c 2 ODA _W:lcwts c4Steeie & cupeiCai—SOdl
Ash, just receive!! suld for sale by ;
loyal S. W. SARS/41Gli.
-00 L-.100,000
VT - may3o
. IkrioL , As3E9—loo Mils. N. O. Molasses, reed and for
sale by , [my3ol- 13. & CV,IIARBAVON.
MOLASSES-5 bbtel; Battle Ground i n store tuta
k 7 • for sale by (jeS) YAME&P.A.TION, .Tr
!.t '.,', -'-,'.4.:-..k-Tr:i'l•-',%,.-
.:-..:1,-.,,,-,-.-,E,
7x,*::-:,.,
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Buying rims
i die. I County - & City ord'u i
I " Relief Notes - i
t " Pennsylvania Co..
f " I NeW YOrk ',
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i " Maryland ,
3• " New (Menne
HOLES & ALCORN
WM. DYER
New Hardware Store,
SIGN OF THE PLANE AND SAW,
No. 78 Wood street, Pittsburgh. •
jOIL )eignERatdLAUFMiAe la r r n drare Importers
viL l i n etre ° s;
are now prepared to sell as low and on as reasonable
I terms as can be purchased - elsewhere. We solicit our
-friends, and the public generally, to call and examine
oar stock, which consists in part of Knives and Forks,
Pocket and Pen-Snices, Scissors, Shears, figt.2.0 . 77; House
Trimmings, such as Locks,Latches, Hinges and Screws,
together will, every other article usually kept in Hard
ward Stores. We invite the attention of. Carpenter and
mechanics generally to our assortment or Tools, which
have been selected with great card, and which we am
determined to sell so as to give satisfaction. [aptd&w
AA 'I"rHE SIG 0 1 . "/"LIB . PLANE AND SAW, aMI
agoortment of " Cincinnati COOPERS , Toor.sm
For sale by• . HUBER & LAUF:STAN;
mayla • • • N 0.78 Wooditrest.
FftEsicluppLy OR
TOOLS—Just re
,11.• calved and for sale by HUBER & LAUFAIAN,
may" -
. • .. .No. 78 Wood street.
_
FRF=FiIIUPPIN 4[lml. A 7Ts 7 •
AITD MOST PAIIitiONAILLE '- • •
Vesting., Gosslmeres. tinzinner Goods.
CLOTHS,
PDELANY, 49 Liberty street, respectfullycalls the
'. attention of hisniends and the public to his new
tampty of Seasonable Goods...sach as the latest mile of
Fancy Caslunaretts, dra bted French Habit Cloths, /Italian
Summer Cloths, Drills, White%and Brown Banta.Thick,
Summer Clothe,..Plain and Fancy . French, English an d
American Cloths mid Cassimeresi and all other articles
! sellable for customer trade. Also, a large and general
assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, made up in
the most fashionable manner, and will be sold low for
cash. • [jeLditcrj _
V7A.I.JJABrE LOTOFGROUNDIThe subscribers
offer for sale all that valuable Lot.of Ground sit
uate on Second street, between Grant amid Roes streets,
(the property of the late James Alcflroy, deeM,). being
twenty-four feet front by eighty-five feet deep. The lo
cation is admirably Adapted for a private residence...—
Enquire of MeCANDLESS is CAMPBEL
tetfi L,
97 Wood street.
SON & CO
Pittabnrgh -Horticultural Society
liirriLL hold thew Sommer Exhibition of Earl) , Fruits,
y y Vegetables; Plants, Flowers, &c., - on 'ednesday.
nnd Thursday, the 13th and 14th of JUNE, and premiums
will be awarded for the best and second best of each va
riety Of articles exhibited for, competition. The mem
bers, and all who feel an interest in horticultue. ere re
quested to bring their productions forward to the Exhibi
mayll:aew
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HE subscriber having taken the Pleasule Gardens in
the Ninth. Ward, known as the CONCHRT GAR
DENS; would inform the citizens of•Pinsburgh that lie
Las had the Gardens and Saloons fitted tip in a splendid
manner. and they are now ready forthe reception of via.
hers.- Refreshments' of all kinds will be served up to vu-
hers on the shortest notice. -LEOPOLD REGNER,
jel4:2wdikirtf
Proprietor,
UAR JAUG L
. ,
-.**7;.:••••::" , ' 7 :- -- , - ; 7. , 1 /,
' • -
IiSSI
Drugs an b ingbitiites
~. PRIVATE DISEAto r
1
I ~ 11l u$ Diamond An 6 Y, can be consulted n all
, ....,./ . eases of a private or delicate oatute in c idea t a
' to the human frame.
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) ~ Syhilis anti Syphilitieeruptions,goliorrhma
and its consequences, together with all roe
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sierra:. (teases impurities ofthe blood, wth alifimeaties of
venereaJorigh4skta diseases,withstnctures,gleat,nrethral
discharges, seminal weakness and impotency; also, plies.,
rheumatism, female weakness, diseases of theirroMbi
monthly suppressions, diseases'of the joints, fistula in
ano, nervous affections, pains in the back and loins, ire- .
tatioits of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, scorbutic,
eruptions, letter ringworm. mercurial diseases, etc.:
TWELVE YEARS' PRACTICE
Exclusively devoted male study and treatment of vene
real disorders, and those arising trom youthful excesses
gaiety, climate, or impurities of the blood, whereby the
constituiton may have been enfeabled,enablesDr.Broain
Wolfer assurances of speedy relief to all who may place
themselvesunder his care.
Dr. Brown's offices are conveniently arranged into se k E
luaus apartments: Patients can visit Dr. B. without fear
of exposure - to other visitors .
It is' of importance to many persona in need ot medical
aid, to obtain good advice privately. andpromp tly. To all
MCC, Dr. Brown's ready skill in removing venereal dip.
'CLUJ, In their various forms and stages, olle rsinducemenui
which can rarely be equalled. Strangers are hereby ap•
prised that Dr. Brown has been regularly educated La
every branch of medicine,= and for the last twelve years
c diseases.
onfined himself exclusively to the treatment Of those
Dr. Brown Ls the only regularly educatea surgeon in
plts Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to those cOtzt•
greertain,safe and speedy cares will in all cases bs
Recent c ases are relieved in a short Lime, without later.
ruppt~ion from, business.
Hernia or Rupture.--. Dr. Brown also invites per
sons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has paid portion
lar attention to that disease. •
Letters from a distance, asking tulvice, must contain a
fee, or they will not be attended to.
Bfr - Office on Diamond Alley, a few doors from Wood
street, towards the market. Consultations strictly confi
.IaRMTISAL—Dr. Brown 's newly gedle nit:
edy for Rheumatism it a speedy and certain remedy
for that painful trouble. It never fatls.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms. No. 85, Dia-
mood mlley, Pittsburgh,, Pa. The Doctor is always, at
Eraltera Magical Pala MxtraCtor.
fjpo THE PUBLIC.—This is to certify that I. have found
.L lkilley , e Mark al Pain Extractor to prove a cure for
the Chronic Rheumattsm, which I have been =dieted
with for ten years, in mi l lip joints.
r RAHAhI R. VREELAND.
dequaekanoek, .N. Y., April 8, 1246.
. Ma. H. DAL:my—Sir: I 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 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 York, June 19,1847.
/17- CAUTION.—Dalley , s only Depot in the city of N ero
York,
and where - thegenuine article can be obtained,
wholesale and retail, i s at 415 Broadway.
H. Der LZI' is the inventor of this truly Invaluable corn
pound, and he never has, and never will communicate the
secret of its , preparation to any man living; and, there
fore, no other person ever has made, or ever canmake, a
grain of it himself.
Counterfeits abound! Every truly valuable article is
subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and im.
Rosters ; and nothing, that we know of, has more exten.
*lively experienced that fact than Dailey's Magical Pain
. . ,
Tsas—The genuine palley, in cases of the severest
Barns, Steds,sPiles,'Zce, will afford instant relief, and
produce at once a cording and soothing effect--ex t rac tins
pain in and from one to fifteen minutes! but be sure,
ways, apply it on lineu—never on cation cloth.
And now mark the diferencei—Ccamterfeit E.'xtractorr4
no matter under what name theymafappear, or how ap,
plledi always irritate and increase the pain
Pamphlets, containing certificates of cures; may be had
gratis, on application to JOHN D. MORGAN ;
Da. W~.Tsoaa.Agent, Western - Depot, Pietsbyrgh.
Dalliers Animal Galvanic Cure...AM,
For Horses, - Cattle, ice., cures spavin, quittor, grease:
poll-evil,;sores, galls and bruises. Pamphlets containing
certificates of respectable parties, may - be had on oppli-.
cation to , JORN.D. AIORG'AN,
oetlB:d&wy Agent, Pittsburgh.
From Bev. Asa qf the ProtestarTarfe . "
T HE undersigned, having been afElieted during the past:
winter, with a disease in the stomach, sometimes pro
daeing great pain in the stomach for ton or twelve hours
without intermission, and having tried. various remedies
with little effect, was furnished with a bottle of Dr. D.
Jaynes , Carmtnative Fla/ram. This he used according to
the directions, Mand e o . invariably that this medicine
caused the pain to abate in three or four minutes; and in
fifteen or twenty minutes, evary uneasy sensation 'Was
entirely. quieted: • The "medicine was afterwarda used
whenever indications of the approach of pain were per
ceived, and the pain was thereby prevented. Hd contain
ed to use the medicine every evening, and , sometimes in
the morning.; and in a few weeks health was so far re-
stored that the sufferer was relieved from a large amoun ,
of oppressive pain. From experience, therefore he can
confidently . reetmunend Dr. D. Jaynes , Carminative Bal
sam, as a salutary medicine for disenses, of the stomach
and owels.
Allegheny City, July 161843.
127 , For sale at the P EKIN TEA STORE, 70 Fourth
street, near Wood. ung7-11&or
IinNESE H AIR ailieie for
4,/ growth, beauty, and. restoration of the Hair. This
Cream, when once known, will supercede all other arti
cles of the kind now in use. - Mere the hair is dead,
harsh, thin, tuMealthy, uor turning grey, a few"applica
nom' will make the hair soft and dark, and give it a beau
tiful, lively appearance; and will also make it raaintnin ,
Its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long as all the
preparations that are generally used. 'Where the hair is
thin, or has fallen of, it may be restored by using-thls
Cream. Every lady and gentleman who is in the bath of
using oils on their hair should at once purchase
thatottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream, as It is so composed it will
not injure the hair like the other preparations,but will
beautify it, and give perfect sansfaction in every in j
stance.
Itestimony to its very raperior qualities, see the 101 l
lowing letter from the Rev. 111 r. Caldwell to Means.
Hendershou Ss Stretch, Nashville, general agents for the
Southern States:
Lauer of the Rev. R. Caldwell, Pastor of At Prealverian
Church, Pulaski.
higssas. Herman:imam fe•Sttxrcu : GE):7I.I!N:=-4 take'
p.eitaure in adding my testimony in favor cf the excellent
preparation called Dr.. Parish's Chfiuse Hair Cream; for,
about two years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, and
disposed to come our, but having procured. a bottle of the
Cream, and used it according to theprescription, it is now
elastic, soft, and firm to the head - . Many balsams and
oils were tip lied, each leaving my hair in a worse state
than before. This Cream, however, has met tuy expec
tations.
Its an article for the toilet, my wife gives it preference
over all others, being delicately permuted and not ills-
Rased to rancidity. The ladles, especially, will find the
Chinese Cream to be a desidemuari in their preparation
for the tones. :. Respectfully, Br.c.,
n. cAtarwELL. . .
Pulaski, January. 7, 1847.
1:17 - Sold wholesale and retail, in Pittsburgh, by John
M. ToWnsend, 45 Market st, and Joel Mohler, corner of
Wood and Filikfts .' • ' • . 16154kw-ly
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Teo •
HE partnership bere G re existing tofo between Samuel
Sashfield and William B. Hays, trading under the
firm of BUSHFIELD & HAYS, has this day been die.
solved by William B. Hays selling his entire Interest in
the firm to S. B. Buahfield. All accounts due the firm
will be collected by S. B. Bashfield, and all debts due by
gibe late firm to be paid by the same.
Pittsburgh, Jona TI, nu+
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.—S. B. BCSITSTELD baying this
day associated with himself Flamm LEADER, formerly of
Bedford, Pa.., and recently of th e National Hotel, Pitts
bush, will continue the boldness under the firm of
DUSHFIELD bc LEADER, at the old stand No. 220
Liberty street. S. B. BUSHFIELD.
Pittsburgh. Juno 22,1849. - H. LEADER
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Having retired from the former tinsiness, I take plea
sure in recommending ray successors. to the patronage
of my customers and the public generally.
je
• W. B. HAYS.
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S. B. BUSHPIELD
IV. B. HAYS.
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