The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, July 06, 1849, Image 4

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• BCD o*ol.o4L'lnsiilielerit ifilitiuris:
CTbleTol4':BoiXs.i..Thrs7drietfrageiiisprilijiabi•-
~menceawitisiwitery:disatiargeW freiwthelowelerat
a white,or yelloWoeprarlEcolowerith white ilakea on
standing witort tithe: There m e wel l described alt. eine
Water evainalions. Vomiting:is W usual. attendarkin•
these avatuatrms, but riot in Invariable The
an
pin
is Usual' accompanied with great unehaincas an••
paLu iWthe siennechaud bowels. 71'ne tongue and brentb
are icy cold ; t.Le tongue is sometimis elemf,lgenitalz'
ly aligatly coated ; the voice becomes weak a nd huskyf,
cramp/ tad sphdosaf the arms, legs and. body'; are gen
eral anti planted symptoms. ..The skm biehrivered awi et
• spurge nue; thk putsetecomes weak sad frequeot,is d
in the collapse surgaendrely lost rattle wiist; dielreuth
iag laoored and hurried, . These symptoms ustdlyauc••• ,
teed each other in the order stated. - . . - ' •-• •
filIS,
TiUPI
LWDOSYELL'I CHOLERA ro o i. °o f Lo c
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Thisaittursispreparedfrom the Po lnhis
lam Dr: A- N.'d,Dowell,of Pittsburgh
eaten
, sive pfactiere, he Irminsed tt wittreornpleidenecess in the
' epbleanc' 'of -1833 and th e present season.
men have given it to many passcugers_who _steam boat
hae 'been
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attacked witlitha disease the present petition, and in eve.,
Ty cart"( edected a speedy cureafter they had been proi•
nounced incurable by pbysieinne onboard. Prepared,
'. :solely bithe proprietor. . AVM. MORN, Dragg.st, -..,
j e. 12.4p . :..-p10..532dark
. • -gullet for Cramps. . -
frriaIkir..ABDOMINAL-wAitmEns, made from
VV • the Most approved English palming, famished and
reevaiemended by Thonmasllateerell, Kett., and a number
`of emineta rhymelrum, beings most convenient appare
ma for the application of wand or hot venter to the tow
els,lll:ease of cramps in cholera. As every person is
anbjecAhe sadden. attache, iio Madly should be vrithoub--
nt least with isleout oue. roc bt • ' ' , .
jelt " ' ''Firs—liitreefibitiiten Wood tatd.:tarket eta.
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# -BUILT AND AT W OAK!!! - . , .
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'.7 ' •‘ : ' , INI :mon Manuractory. • .-. • .
MBE ilibtcriber having enlarged bit: Shop , lately de
l. strayed by fire, inform his friends had' the 'public
generally that ho is now prepared to manufacture Wa
gons, Vests, Drays, Timber Wheels, Trucks and Wheel
barrows, at his Shop, on Fifth street, between Wood and
Smithfield str.ets; where he keeps on hand &large stock,
br makes to 'order any amount of work, of the heat ma
terials and by experieneed workmen, and at pricesto
suit the umes. i_
Southern noreliants tad furnace men are requested to
Call and examinebefore purchasing elsewhere. •cKF.
mi ixt ty22:B • • ''' WAI. ItIE.
-MEW BOOKS--Man-----Prlrneval,by Harris.
.L'lleyev‘P,a Nineveh and its Reinnins. •
• • 'The Clergy of America.
" '''he Czar, his Court and Peopie.' •
• Wooten of the Revolution.
Irving's Works; tiow edition.
Life and Corresponcence of John Foster. •
Holmes' Poems. . •
De.Foe' W a Work
rks, complete; 22 Tole.
• . s os, complete; 2 vols.
Fielding and SmoUett; complete.
The Progress of America ; 2 thick vole:
_•-• 'For selikby H. S BOSWORTH e, CO.,
4th street, near Market.
• CY' Clergymen and strangers are invited to calla% the
Orr Store•of H. S. Bosworth Jr. Co., on FOurth street;
-. • near, Market, where will be found fine editions of many
rare 'and valuable work's. -• •
dingnefor —Jun4—ir--
ItECFAVED AT td. A. MINER'S.— Graham's Maga
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sine far Jane.
Oartain'aUtrion hlngazine, for June.
Goders Lady's Book,_ " '• •
nodzi Voyage Thither ; Merman Melville.
Mardi,
My Uncle the Curate, n Novel; by the author of the
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Bachelor of Albany, &c., ae.
Memoirs of a Preaelier; by George LiPPard• Novel, by
• Fcrnande, , or the Fallen Angel; a new
• Alexaddre Dumas. . . • "
Family Failings ne w Novel, by the.nothor of the
- - Hen=pecked Husliand, &c., Ac. . • ,
• . Georgina Hammond; a Novel, by the author" of My
Poor Cousin, /co.,
•• . Kit Carson, the Prince of Gold Banters; by Charles
Avenhl.
• No. I. Chambers' Information_ for the People; new
eiirtiro
snithfieldat opposite Brown's Hotel. ruqftn, to be completed in le numbers.
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Death to the 13.0.t5.
is a notorious fact that of all evils, none arebeld in
IT
such abhorrence as those of Rats„ . blice, Roaches and
dtßaga, and.to have theta exterminated, is the wish
and desire of all. ..A preparation has been discovered
by which 'those • who wish, may become rid of this evil,
which isfests more or less every house in this city.
This preparation has now been, in use in Germany
about scree years, Onicl in 'the United States for the last
five,) and by every one who has given it a trial, been
pronounced the best remedy they have ever used for ex
terminating Rats, .slice, Bed-Bugs, Roaches, &c.
The artielei couiposing this composttion are in them
selves very innocent, and contain inn a particle of poi
son -.but when combined, creates a gas which explodes
the'stomach, and consequently destroys life in a few
hoartf—lts soon's' it his' affected the stomach. the articles
become neutralized, and will affect nothing thereafter;
SO that there can be no danger in its use,.under any ctr
cameo:niece. This is no humbug. We will warrant it to
rid houses of alt the Rats, Mice, Roaches, te.c., that in
fests them. Should it not ' do as we say,lhe money will
be refunded. J. S. 111. YOUNG & Co.,
jet:, • N. W.earuer of 4 th and Ferry . sts4 Pittsburg.
ISii DUFFS GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' _
80013..--&. WHITING 11.0011 S,
Norman or vinhtasioni. • •
MR D. has his new Clan Rooms now thoroughly re
paired and fitted tip. Ladies will find his new sys
tem of Single Entry
. litook , keeplag an agreeable study.
and a valuable acqturecrtent.' aCalletaea going through
his entire course of-train ing 'on Double Entry Book
keeping, will'-not only tie qualified to take charge of
Books:upon any system in on. but they will find them,
selves master of all those intricate operations connected
with partnership settlements. of which so many practi
cal book-keepers,vf acknowledged ability, an ignorant-
Several of the most extensive firms in the city have re
cently procured Book-keepers from this Institution.—
Merchants and Steamboat proprietors can always learn
of Buolt-keepers thoroughly qualified for their profession;
no otters are ever recommended. Donn 10 to Li, 2to
4, and 7 to 10. may 4
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N °ilea.
old customers, strangers visiting the city, and
:Abets wishing &
_to provide themselves with a ban
eone DRESS COAT, PANTS, VEST, or any other arti
cle-in The line; vorilo.eo, byleaving their orders with
••• -,•-• • JAMES Wil./IRR. Tailor
Third street, St. Charles Building. .
WesADLEY'S NEW WORK—The Adixonlosek, or
- Life balite Woods, by J. ''l' Headley,' author of.
V hington and his Generals, ate. .
Life and Writings of De Witt Clinton, by W. W.
Campbell, anthorof Border Warfare, Arm. Just received
.by, . ' •• - JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Col ad andWorket ids.
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FOH
L ,.___TAVERN STAND AT SHOUSTOWN,
N.ENT:--A commodious and well finished Tavern
• land, to the village of Shousetoven, furnished in
:modern style,•witb good Stabling attached. It will be
, leased rot a term or years: Addtess
, P. SIiOUSE, Shousetown.
noyielPs Chintzes.
SES or Atria Goods, 34,44 and 9-8 'rride;. fancy
nand doable Pubic, for sale by •
azar..lbui • ii&r3FrON, SMITH &CO .
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W 1.1411, IIAILINI3. .
SEC - 11 ftP.M - BY7LETTE RS PAT ENT.. -
-runut ATTMTION is solicited to as entire new
article of.RAILING, made of wrought iron bars,
and soft annealed Sods, or Wire, and expressly designed
for
_enchising..Cottayes; Cemeteries, Balconies,' Public
Grounds; at prices varying from 50 cents to 23,00 the
running foot. -It 'made in pannels of various lengths;
2k to 4 feet hio,.with wrought iron posts inch square,
at intervening &Stances of oto 10 feet. - if desired; the .
panne LB, Carl he made of any height, in continuous spans
of .50 to 60 feet, Wither without.posts. No extra:charge
-for posts. m.
The comparative- lightness, great strength and dambil-
itrotihe WIRE RAILING, the beauty of its varied or
namental dssigns,togetherwith the extremely low price
I ro n hich it itl . sold, axe causing it to supersede ths Cast
In Railingi-whrever -their comparative merits have
been tested.. For further particulars
- . - MARSHALL te BROTHERS,
Agents for Patentees,.:.:
-mr27t3nal Di-amend allity;nearnmithfield at., Pittsburg.
Hardwares-Uutlery. Saddlery, itco.
JOHN WALKEtt, Importer and Dealer is Foreign and •
-pornestie . Yardman, respectfully annonnces to his
friends and the public generally, that he is now receiv
ing hill Spring.supply of Hardware,' Cutlery, Saddlery,
tsc.,at his stand, hio.Ss Wood street, which lie will dis
pose of on the most reasonable terms,
tie continually be receiving fresh supplies; direct
from rho ;*uusafacturers in Europe , and this country;
which willenable him to compete with any haute, East
or West
He particularly invites the attention of customers to
his fixcejlent assortment of Table and Spring Cutlery;
ice" which , is of fashionable patterns and from the most
popular manufacturers. .
dis stock ot Carpenter's Tools is large, and of excel-
Of general Hardware stock, he has every variety of
article
Western Merchants and dealers; generally, are in.
vited to"call and examine his stock. • - mar2B:6ai
Paper Hangtngs.
1:111 riots' receiving, direct from the mannfactiters
ew York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a large arid
selected assortment of all the latest and most-im
proved styles of Satin, Glazed and common. PAPER.
HANGINGS, consisting of
10,v00 pieces of Parlor and Fresco ;_
10,000 . of,
arid Gelman; •
0:1,0p0 ••• ." Dining-Morn, chamber and office Paper
Whichl would particularly tnvite the, attention of those
• having Houses to Paper, to call and examine t at the
. Paper •Warehouse of ' 41 HILL,
Fine tilksirt*.S , .
"VDVir&ED TODD &•CO., bLtatasurmtsma eur Flux
',.U.4•Luvirx AND Esser Simms, have received from their
Factory East a large and desirable stock .of SHIRTS,
which we , propose to offerto dealersat the looreat - New
York prices, on satisfactory terms,
Our stock consists in part of 330, doz., alt qualities •
• varying in style—wide nun narrow plait, Byron and
.standing collars, manufactured expressly for City_ trade,.
_and Intended for this market. -
By, offering dealers our Goods at low pricei,' and.
allowing our Shirts to recommend themselves in style of
manufacture, we hope to be able.to please all our MIN ,
Ecr Vitarerootn,'corner of Fifth and Marketstreets up
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
DELAWallEbirrrost. SAYErr intrIUN:CE CO:di'A.lXT % in
tae place of John Ffnney,'Jr.,reifgnett, reepeetfully in
fer= the public and - the friends and 'custoniers of the.
Cornea:qv", that •he is prepared to take Marine inland
~,„a giro I likii.ori liberal terms, at their office; No. 37
Waterstreet.: - fraYl 9 3 P. A.MA-DEIlitA, Agent.
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Clinghams. .
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' LARGE .' and ': andsome assortment of nert. e. . , e 1 y
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A a ld U oidapted to City - trade,Just reoeiv 4_O
P e utieular T HAMPTON, Stt UM& po.
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. ma-21814n ING -' PAPER — A superior.ar s tie t t o e n. o e f ta P n r u l y nti on ag
'; F Plrfr ...Boolt Paper, of various size
S.
C. Hub, '.°
',. 7 - ' and dfot elle. .'- 97 waildorest.,
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Atrivaleitateivi spring. ari thiniaMer , 6 l , l o, o da ;,
....• FASHIONABLE HEAP .QUARTERSi. , -; . ,-..
"Isgor . multuffirtaarr , iscox n r raatoWl p e t O pir o p it.
IqiwESPECITULLY Worths hie frie.ndejindiliiiiriblih
ale, in general, Matte has receictid tr.verf bi_no aupplq.
:of , the rhoieeit.SPßlNG aria SUMMER •GOODS , •elrer
iteett in Pittsburgh, selected fiy himself isithe .East:.
:don
!`silting of Eugbeh, Preach and Belgian Cloths: intatii ,
'meres,•Vestlem Cashmarett.; &e:-, of 'oll'eltadta and
*colors, And of the latest and most desirable. pattern - if
which will be made up to order in a'superior eryle r and
at very moderate priced.... '-.. ' .., 4
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Ht has. also on hand a very largo saes, of Reddy
made Clothing, vldeli he will sell Very 10w0.'...a14 3 : 1 Y.'
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- • . FITZG
• NEW YORK CLOVAING STOWE, ' •. -
HHAVING received ( ab& receiving weekly)nry• spring
and Smiiiner Goode; 1 eraPreparcd• to offer to the'
cu.zens and public in general, n better lot of randy made
ClothirfOltanhab - ever been offered before in Pittsburgh.
and at paces 25 percent. cheaper than can be purchased
in any other Clothing estatilisitment in this city.
..11:r• Don't forget to Mal at N 0.26..
, . ..• - • •E:•PITZGERALD.
~ ' --- • GOLD! 0014) i .ECLII.) i - - •
• ad'en oLco,T.filica:sim.ronitini.`
- ET:I. RODEOS. reipentfulty. Informs his friends mid'
.1.1. i the public thai L hatiali opened his Saw Currnmat
Srovi, N 0.27, Market stroot,between Front and Second;
where ho will keep consian4 oi hand n large and.Stipe,'
rioressortme at ofelottihig, suitable for the present season.
-4:laving-just retnrned -worn the East with a new mid'
• splendid assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and ;Vestings,
of the most desirable 'patterns, which willtd• Made up
on shotrosilickiee and in the Mina fashionable style;
oa rbehoinrine Cash .IIsteITI, OA low ,gs mut.' be- had at
any
,other istirolisluaent. in Pittsburgh.,• •..• • -
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• Don't fot •the - place, - b at can a t - the' CLOTHING
EMPORIUM,'No 27 Market st4P.ittgibuigh ' Iniatultrk
The Sprleig /and , Susiunerßiook of
BEADY -MADE CLO.T.BLN 6..A.T4RE
;7 ITELREE BIG DOORS,
roll our . Pangrxr sti-sex, Has travel net. retna.t.re
Slaiabg the Cr/arena Establishment jury: . •
1, HE UNPRECEDENTED-PATRONAGE bestowed
Upon' the enterprise of the proprietor, pas emibled
Minus purchase all his Goods iris nch prices DA will allow
him to 6a ) Wholesale •and Retail, LOWER than any
other Hotise,East or West.-
' JOHN .11PCLOSREY Mnnufacturer eI Ready-mad
Clothing, N0..161 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,Pit., has just .
Completed Ms Stock, - and has now on band, ready for
sale, the largest, Martfruhtonableand varied 11.3317f2111eF1i Qf
READY-14LADECLOTtami ever offered iu the United
States t- all of which have heen made undcr-his Mune
diate inspection, in Ws - city:ea PRICES TIIAT 2dCsT OTITAIN
• easintritacn--, together with no of the choicest selec
tion% of Importer fine Slue „k 'Blue Brown, - Olive and
Drab French, Belgian and English , CLOTHS, that has
ever been brought th this, city. Also, fine fancy NEST.
INGS of every description, such as - Cashmeres, Mar-`
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stifles, rich Silks. fancy Sauna, &c., &c, All the new
; est stiles faucy.CASSIMERES, of every description;
1 all of which will be made up to order at the ahorteot no
tice; in the latest and most fashionable style. • • •
The proprietor informs the public that the principle
upon which he will do business, will be upon the bans
of HONESTY and FAIRDEALING; and in order to es
tablish a confidence in the buyers, I ant determined us ad
here to my original motto," quirk Sees and Small. Pr
o and also make the buyer his own salesman, by
atarkingthe towed price on each article, in plain figures,
BO th us tuna &mummy can Sa/CM front nn immense and
exquisitely assorted stock, the articles he requiresokttlyi
price it can possibly be bought, for.
Baleen shall continue to be transacted at my exteen
sive establishment, which has long since obtained the
"character of, being the First .Thi/oririg Establishment in
Piteburgh.__' ' • • c harrs
laltitAKKA7WlNitTir-B—oliri'S
LEEWARD'S CELEBRATED LEATHER'
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- Preserving - Blacking.
ACOMPOSITION of Ncats-foot Oil and Ivory Black,
for nourishing and preserving all kinds of Boot and
Shoe Leather, rendering it soft and pliable, and producing
the most brilliant jet black, equal topmost Leath er, without
communicating stain or spot to clothing.
Leenrs.an do C0.,.(N0. 86 Third stew, near hood,) in
calling the attention of gentlemen to this beautiful Black
ing. desire simply to state tut peculiar composition sad
effects on the Leather. it Is composed of nests-foot oil
and pure ivory black, and render* the leather at once
soft and pliable, tnereby preventing the boots and shoes
Mut cracking. With one-fourth the lalior usually em
ployed in the 'triplication of the ordinary blaekin„,- it'
produces the most brilliant jet black polish'imaginable
equal in every respect to patent leather, and never rues
of on the pantaloons • .
Gentlemen axe invited to call at our Store,
Third street, near Wood, and have the blacking tried on
their boots, and where they can see upwards of
5,000 CERTIFICATiIi k •
From the moat distinguished individuals an theV. States,
all of whom recommend It as being, for beauty of polish,
preserVing the leather,. and facilay of application, the
most beautiful ever offered to the pablie-
. LEEWARD/L:oo.y
__moyttat • CO Third, street, near Woo&
"Scrip ittigtaiiide
HOGAN & CANTWELL are last opening, at No. i 0
Market Street and at the new front ott the North
east side of the Diamond, a splendid assortment of Fash
ionable Bonnets, Leghorn Hats, Breast-pins, Ear and
Finger Rings. Black and Fancy Silk Crava•s, with an in
numerable collection of Variety Goods, which can and
will be sold at the cheapest prices..
apt°HOGAN Zs cAsTweLt.
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Teteltde JELeirolutloss—Siars Trlumnplussa
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ITOGAN & CANTWELL, (sign of the 'Oa No. SG
Market street, would respectfully beg leave to call
the attention of the public to their new stock of Goods,
just teceived and opening (rain manufacturers and tar
porters, 01 which they fee I confident that price and qual
ity will give entire satisfaction, as our motto bi—" Quirk
Sales and Small Pntfir3.”
Our stock coasts is, partly. of the following artieles,vist.
Ladies' and Gentlemen'. Breast Pina, Late styles:Guard
and Vest Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and lockets; Fin
ger and Ear Rings ; Pencils and Pens; Slideatin4Studs;
Steel Buckles, tor Ladiea' Mail Demme ; hitidakin's
Card Cases, shell, pearl and velvet; Coral Beads ,•
baster Boxes; fine Rosewood and Ebony Shaving Cass,
furnished', Slyer Spectacles;
. Siliter Spoons. all kinds;
GermanSrt' Spoons, kutds; Silk Steel Bead Bags
and Parses; Cotton Bags and Parses - Hair, Tooth, Nail
end Cloth Brushes; Violins, Acconletnis' :Flutes and
Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors; Globes and . Paper
Holders, Shell, Drees and Side Combs, latest styles;
Chide Vases, Fruit Baskets, Agate and Glass Vesta.
Mug. • and Cologne Bottles; Tables, Chessman and
Backgammon Boards ; Silk Tapestry; Brunel. and In
grain Carpet Bags ;. Willow, Market and 'Side Baskets ;
Chain, IN agons, Cradles, &e., &R., with a large assort
ment of logs and Fancy Article', teo numerous to men
, (sepia •
Churchill &, Stanley,
MANUFACTURERS CF FINE Klett JEWELRY
EDWARD TODD & Co., ilkapauta,
N. E. earner Filth and Market its., (upsrlirElo Pantuegli.
WE base on band, and are daily receiving from the
manufacturers, a large stock of Goods, which we
are prepared to offer to Dealers only, at the manufac
turers, lowest wholesale priums--Clusiet and Real
Stone Satiation-pins ;Engravett,Plain Hoop Stone Set
Ear and Finger Rums; Plans Githl, Engraved and Stone
Set Studs; Stides, Watch Keys, &c., &e. •
Among our Goods can be Wand wane of the most cle
anable and approved styles ot Stone Sets now in use,
viz :—Opal, Ruby, l'utimis, Topaz Anathyst, Garnett,
Brilliants, &e., &c. •
Dealers, purchasing Fine Jewelry, will find it lortbeir
advantage to examine our.stock.
- Bard Drathrez but Premium Pll/3, With and.
without cram', he otters (or sale at *glosses% New Vora'
.:"es. • (spill - EDWARD TODD &
Congress (Asmara. - .-
lADIFA wanting something - superior, Lott' for. look
.41 - tld comfort, to anything they have over Imre, will
pleuatt call and etainnia - them. These Boots have no
strings to tie and nude, and..dangle about the ankat
they are not only much handsomer, bat Alloplay .. the foal
end ankle So.a much. better advantage than any other
Boot or Shoe made. You will also save time end AMU;
Me, Manufactured by - S. KEYS.
- Joanna- Rhodes,
VirIigLESALE FRC ITERER AND CONFeCTIO-N--
Ill' ER, No. 0 Wocid sueet- -
• :sty boxes Oranges; 500 cans Sardines; • '
Lemons; • 800 hf." '
180 dozen Lent(M syrap; - 100 ‘l , -" "
1000 drums Figs;.. 400 boxes herring;
200 b Xs Raisins, in layera ; 2000 Cocoa N uts; •
- 150 ht. bx.s. - 8 boxes blaec areal ;
100 qr. `•. " Vent:mein& ; •
75 trailibilles. Almonds; 25 cases acrd Pickles, •
1.00 boxes shelled • 40 easksCurrants ;
- 8 boles Bordeaux -µ leo lbs. gut Tissue
10 Malaga " So rms. white Kies Paper;
3 " Plafiershel`d " eases _Prunes;
3 " hard " " 10 mats Dates; -
40 bap Filberts; 4 eaves Liquorice ;
30 " Waltiutl; 10 lbs. Vanella Beans; '
50 " Cream Nuts; '201,211 Not Ko'lt Candy'
4 0 " Pecailsi 20 " wlee and yet. 11- "
10 .• h eases Florence Oil;
jest received and for sale by
- •- - .10811UARIIODES
war,.
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Paper Ltauggiugs:
ESSRS. JA.S.IIOWALCH tcCO„ We. Ez 'Wood urea,
JIL Would call th e attention , or the public to their
pretest stock cif Paper ;Hangings, which, for variety,
beauty of 11'11ga - durability and cheapness : unsorpuss
•ed .suy estaulushaieutin the-lJnion.
- lice alarge and full assortment of Paper •of their
own Jaatitificture, they' are now receiving a direst im
partation of Preach and English styles ot• Paper Haag
•ings,•ptuttiased by. Levi ,Howard, one of the Awl,
twee ialhirope f consietiug of ••• • •
Parisian manufacture, 10,000 pieces.:
Landow; do. :5,000 • do.
Of their ow manufactu re, theilhaite 3.00,0041 piece.
Walt Paper, and 12,000 pieces Satin Glazed Window
Blinds, dec.,
Messrs. James floseardb, Co,haVe spared neither es-
pease nor labor in their endeavors to rienal the Eastern
Wall. Paper establishments, Within quality of manatee
ture_tind variety of . pattern,'and they are warranted in
'assuring the pudic that they have succeeded.- • . •
"The whole assortment, foreign and home manufacture
Will' be offered:on terms as tow as those of Easter,
manufacturers and' ireporters:. . • martan
.-IMPORTANT TO BODSEKEEPERS;
fltesio,Bopit Owners and 'Hotel Keeper's.
XTORTON'S,,UNIVERSAL COOKING STOYLS are
1:1( oared as the best Cooking Stove in Market, having
a new principle applied fot beam* the oven, that bread,
ineats,or arty .alltele creating Steam or vapor,. can be
bekeld and retain its flavor the same as when baked in a
brick'oven or . reflector i 'also; In point of removing, in
saving-Unlearnt luel. ' The public ure invited to examine
,
th
ale
Fos aale.odit: at No. Iv BeSond Gime, sign of the Gib
• Stove,. Where reference may be had re families who have
them in use. ' , Alio,. thirty,different patterns of Voolting
Stoves, plain andlancy (;rates,Otficeraitd Parlor Stoves,
&c., &c. ' lapd:damt - A. &O. BRADLEY.
, .
liodkinson's 'Chins Store - lleinaved.
THE subseriber respectfully - informs the Ladies
of. Pittsburgh, Allegitany'and vicinity, that he has
movedui amorecommodionshouse, No. 55 \ yood
street, near the St. Charles Hotel,.where he has optned
and is opening 500 packages of Dresden,Berliii,_,French
and EngIisIiCHINA.andQUEENSWARE. Please call
and see them—for to, describe theta impossible. The
stock embraces everything in the business, - usefor or or
naMental. - - Lapl63 HODKINSON.
RNA 0" A prune artc eon a 1 . an , or s ebv
je4 RHODES er. ALCORN, $0 Path st,
ME
Mai
11 .
42 EMM Y
• P.IF •
XSRIIRO.I,f',ZHLADELPHIA.
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L
12 110
BOST N,•& '
TVAITE&bughN on;
i'madcphia.,•-•. 5 Pitsr
PHIS old:established Imo being - now in full operatioa,
.L the, proprionre, are prepared, with their usual exten,
- sive _arrangements, .to forwardmere handlers,. produce,
&c., to and from the .above ports, on. liberal terms, with
tire- regrilarity., , . dispatch and safety, .peculiar to their.
mode of traasportation,• so obvious whoa transhipment
-on the way is avoided.
r , All ocausignments by . and for this Line received, charges
paid, and Cory /carded in anx.rioaired'directionisirrea or
charge for cOniinitision;advoncingsor storarre.•
r. No latereS.l., directly, or indirectly, in eteamboatil: • • •
. pOhatiiunienttoins promptly. nuendedro, on appliaa-•
lictalolhc:followin6g A ants: , • .•- • ... •
' THOMAS BORBIDOEt •
• • 1178 Market street. Philadelphia. .
TAAFFE . & O'CONNOR, .• .
Canal klardurPittsbnrgh .
,:o'coNNolu ec. co.,
Trooh it,Bacimore.:
,NterehtintPs Traniikiortsotiosalstsses,
OS
VIA VENSPYXV.A.MA,BANAJ. ASP RA I -. 1 .t RP ,
. TO FIAOLADETOOLIA. AND
Canalesand Rail Roads tieing ,noW open, and in .
good -order, we Are preparedm forward iill kinds of rats:
chantlize and -.PrOdtlee to. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
promptness and despatch, and on as go'od terms as
any other Line. . . C. A.hIeANULTY & C 0.,. .
•Cahat Bashi: Penn street,Tittstdirgli.
''-iiolaisrs.--CHARLES RAYNOR, Philadelphia,
--ROSE MORRILL dr. , Baltimore. rmri7
l=l=l
1849
Preflight- , Line,
For , Johriscoten Ifollidaysbuigh., l and .ail
Line will 'continuo to carry alt Way.Gotati•iiritti•
their usual dispateb, and at Lair rotes of freight; ~.- •
'Agtorro , --0 , A. MeADIULTY-A. Co:{ -Pittsburgh.
D. 13.:WASEFIFLD, - Johnstown.
• ' '3OIIN , MILLER Hollidayslihrgh.-.
RantaKeer.s , --Jantes Jordon, Smith &, Sinclair, Dr. F.
Shoonberger, R,-Moore, John Parker, S. F, Von Bonn
.hors( & co., Win: Latimer fr...C01; Joe. DrDeviti & Bros.,
.pittsburgh - ; John -Ivory, Smolt, bluihnllan & Bay, John
Grog & Co.. BlairEVillO: • • ' .marl 7
(Gazeitto and Journal only copy.)
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- Great Bar sin Cornetts .
- SNXXXIIIIMMI An /Inn
M STatISTb ? rimmitison: Pb_y.
I
- .. .
In O moat popular of all BOOT and SHOE Es:
.;:;.-• tablishments In the W - est, This plate has gained
, its 'reputation by Its proprietor keeping the very
Amin Bootennd -Shoes, which are. made expressly;
to ordeitot this market, and he is not satisfied only by
ke-ePing the bett assitned stock .of BOOTS and. SHOES
1 zin the Western Conniry but he Is enabled and detet•
.mined to, Sell ,his GOODS lower than any other limit'
possibly,can,- he Cores not what factlitlea they hoist at
• having for offering great Induceritents to the public, It
is imposidide to set forth all the advantages and facilities
in un advertisement, that the Great Bargain Corner has
otertithers,.which. enables its proprietor to sell Boots
and Shoes of this - Yary best qualities and styles tit fromlo
10 23 per cent. tower: than any other' store In the city.
The way to test the matter is for all who intend purehini
ineßOOTS . and SIIOES, to 'call at BATES' OBEAT
BARGAIN CORNER, examine the sleek end prices,and
all wine Satisfied that the Greatßargaixf Corner, Smith=
fold and Rifin Sitaris t is the place fof public, ono and
•'a3l, to get good Boots and Shoes clietip;for cash.
, - dce9 3. 13ATF.S.
NEW GOODS...BARG AIRS t BARGAINS 1
TUE DIG GOLDEN DEFeUIVE AGAIN.
..N em Spring and Summer Dry Goods nom opening ea the
Sign of the BIG BEE- ILFER, on Marks :street,.
between Third 'Mut -Fourth streets.
WhL 1.. RIISS.ELI., No. 62 Market street, be
tween Third and Fourth streets, sign of the Big.
Golden Be c-Iti vv. has now ronamen red receiving
e-very large and splendid stock of Spring and
anon e r DUN GOODS, which he is enabled to offer to his
numerous custom:ors and the public generally, at prices
far: below' those of any former season: These Goods .
.tease 'all been selected with tee g rennin care, and will be
found to be one of the largest and most splendid stocks
of Spring and Summer Goods ever *tiered in this city.—
'As many of these Goods have - been purchased of %holm
goiters, per the latest arrivals from Europe, the subscri
ber is confident that Ire can. oiler to his customers the
very - neweit styles of Ladies Dress Goods. comprising
English, Perna:, Swiss, Irish and Seotah6octils, togetbet
,with a 'fall assountent of American manufacture, and
`cheaper than can be . found elsewhere.
LANES' DRESS GOODS.
Rich Chameleon Silica, extremely i ow;
Rich Moe ade do i beautiful good.;
Rich reandines, plate and figurtd ;
GuteSlik, rich pada;
Poult 4e-Sole, fheationahle and late iraportatious ;
Slack Annurce ; plaid and striped;
..firomide Lustre', new stytm
- Mohair Chruttyleott. figured, (Very cheap
Silk'Pi.surs, ail voted •
Dalzarines,.in great variety ;
-raria.dotted LaWns, for evening drew s ;
New nr Ic rich - Mourning [.rives;
Organdie.l.awav, a heautifalu facie
- Dlnelt Gros ale Rhiut ? nil widens and qualuirt ;
ItlackAlotatiaXineil, a most approved make' ,
Paris grinteil Ilare.uee.extremdy low ;
Patin printein.ownv. in great vane ty ,
.orapee and Crepet Li.vt, a foil assortment of colarrsamd
v:Wines;
Together *lt large stipl4 aof taints and O o
eras
some Idlv colts per Itrd. additi ers t the
ritowe will tound Wautifut e.stvortnrent of Mark
Brusselst.a e, tot trt manic* ..manillas andcape s.
d CAW
APO, French worked Copes, Collars and Cuffs, West
styles. Also. ilit.terta Lavius. aid Spotted holes, very
ahrap;.;;wia.,, Sliilt.laeonee and iLa*k MUSIMS Donne I
lUbbon; Ilehl rig Ribbon . , etsorato; 14.-3rti; 'A ttticitla ;
Glove'; Milt., And }lottery.
illl AWLS! t4f1A11.1.3 ' '
Grenadine Slume la, plait/bad Esured i
Crape tit Chine, ilo. a new artiele :
ilieb. ebangeablo Glare sluivete, It igb lustre;
Mode. I..trzdt.'d Thlbet do, extreme/y r tow ;
Dinar Ruitt'd Tllibel do. 'veil' cheap ;
Mack' Silk do. belt qon:isf
`Mick - Nett ' - do, law prices ;
WhiteeCanton Crepe do. apttudtd rgeode t
Citatrtcli.oi ttiik do- late importation. r
Pnnied Carltmere - do. etteapeel In tbe city
•Whiteftrub'd Mittel du. a beautiful article.
PARASOLS-t
"11 iarnett, etetarren anti ix.Al "Idiot tuomt in Utc Clay.
t.'"*-I,t. in Um ;null aploadid, -rich gad
cooly article. of Cho neiroct styles lad wanes, can
al,aya be found tht 114,11cr-ifict,hlareenThind.
;pour au., N 0.02. ft.
Domestic and -Maid* Goode, Cheapest Vet
4 LARGE STUCK tptCALICA, from 3 ceou to to 1
cents per yttrit; intact:od 411,1 unbleached Untdina,
fiern 3 eente upward ; Rcirtictinge and Checks, a full
aupply of all qualities and prices, Inuit I..terna; Tunic
zitatitaxic Rutoia And ttroteh Glapers; Napkins;•Table
Diaper*: - ernab sad nowt**, ...4.-otth sad ftlattetter
iiingtrarna; Saltine-gat Kentucky Jean. and Rine Unita;
nit of which Britt be sold off at prices :hat cannot twit to
Ocoee and without fear of coreffution
Ittinemiu, 11n Ilia ilee Rive, Market affect, he.-
tween Third and Foortit ttrecta.-No. C 2.
mart/ Wad. L. RUSSELL._
.
Great Western Saddle.
lIARNE , AR, TRUNK AND WHIP MANUFACTORY.
- JOIE anbatriber Hama Wit method of infotunna his
1. friend% and the publie in g•nerat, that he has the
largeat gecko( the following tamed ankh.% of big own
"matittincture,iit thin city . —Soddiea, fiernere,Trunks and
Whips; nit of winch he wilt warrant to be made of the
'bett material, rind by the beat SUCCII3I.IiC* in Alicitbeny
county. Being, determined to veil his nutaufacterea
aomethinolovrerthantunt been heretofore sold intim city,
,he Wouldinvite peromainneed of ibc above named sr-
Aielea. to his Wareirtaute, 24-1 lAbony ainet,oppo
'aite Seventh. Algo t ttands made to order tor machinery
oet3l Cl. KERRY-
-
trim subscribers have enlarged their Steal and File
Manufattory, on the corner of &Hera street and
tipting alley, Filth Want, Pittsburgh, by erecting a con
verting furnace, n.rnelting furnace and a tilt hantmar.—
Their Steel, now being of r t istitrlor spotlit', and having
engaged cautpetent operativcs,they are prepared to far.
nish Files of every desenptton,ihat will compare with
the best imported article i and bring detertnined no make
it the interest of all who use rum in any way, to pur
chase from them, they will sell their rile* at reduced
prices, for Comb. They will also re-cat. Files, and pur
chase those which are worn and broken. Public patron.
sage irt respectfully invited, now 7 ) L ATiKRIM h. CO,
REMOVAL.
TOIIN Mattertster Tatrka,has unclosed to
No. 24 hlarket at.. one door from Second, East aide.
Thankful for past savors, he respectfully solicits o eon
inuance of the patronage of his cornier customers, and
likewise of 'as many - new ones as are of the right stripe.
Orders in the Tailoring line executed in the moat fash
ionable manner, and with despatch.
. Also, a Fashionable assortment of RFADV-MADE
.cLoTitING. , Cheap for cash, of eourse.
Gentlemen's Furnishing floods in all their varieties,
always on hand—sue.b as Shirts , Cohere, Cra
',Ms, Stocks, Scarfs: hosiery, Suspenders, Pocket hafts,
Gloves, Drawers. Umbrellas, tee., &e., kc. ltny2sllm
Inge C!s.rrtitge IHornufactoryi
Diamond alley,, bentlen Wood 'and Smidtfield xtrtm.
ITRiEILOW would reipettfully
irtform the public . , that at his Factory run
at . all times be round a large supply, of .
Family Carriage*, 13a/ouches. Buggies,
and till kinds of Fancy Carriages, equal in elegance and
neatness to any found it. Ow East. Contracts for any
'tangier of Carriages, Buggies and Wagons, will be
pmmptly All work of his own mattafaeture will
lbe warranted.
Rsrear.tveim---Col. R. Patterson, R.H. Patterson, E. D.
Gatittm, Esq., Robert Robb, Esq., C. Li. Magee, and
Aldernian Steel. tfele27:dlm
Wholesale - and
Ai.DDLWRNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
nOnEWr H. HARTLEY, begs leave to in
11, form his friends and the public generally,
hat he c outinues to occupy that large and com
modious Store Room, fonneri y occupied by Samue ra
aitock & Co., No. 80, comer of Diamond alley and Wood
street, svhere.he keeps a large and general assortmeirt of
Saddles, Bridlesilittrness, 'trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle
.Bags, Valises, Iterate Robes, Whips, and all other arti
eles in hisline. '""
He also keeps constantly on hand, and is prepared-to
furnish to order, oil kinds of Riveted Hose, manufactured
of the beatmatertaliand in a style of workmanship equal
-10 the eastern manufactured article, and at 60 per cent.
cheaper.
"Cautery Merchants and Farmers would do well to- call
and examine his stook before purchasing elsewhere, as
be is determined to sell find rate articles at very low
prices.
V' Don't forget the placet No, 00, corner of Wood
street and Diamond Mkt. ap26
i t c - Hag. Co.,
oTTLERE;7, P MIIMAL
.Porter,AleCider, Root Bter,
B AVATIII R draa P --- 8 - m ar k e t meet, and 'WO Liberty
Mead and rop, .No.l
street, corner of Cecil's alley, Pitn,burgla. Kean&
4 14if FOREIGN . PAS ENGEW - OFFICE. I•
For thi sea OWiltrs ist this-. City ' - - 1 •
1 - .. r .ET THE FRIENDS OF EMIG/LANZ% tub euiettiffo
1.1-liti'le,theirurrarigerdentornarlendeortling to the rem
rind take noman's re ceipt,with mit hay Lag.
it - inserted ;Otherwise the y,will have to p ayia LivOrPhaii
'before
ilerieif ter ai.Steefag'e keistertieli tona4 froin' EurciPe r : -
eitgaged in America, to come Oiler in eithrr of the Slif.Pt of
HAAN DEN 4- Co., will' be furnished with dm fottatertlg'
Prerisions, or th eir equica tent in other a rtick,s (Oak! good, , A-.
.See Act of Congress, kitty . 19,1838.
This plan will prevent sickness onboard:- Herettgoie
wnewpassengers found themselves in. Troviitoria;miany
of them came on board entirely, destinitc, Which often
caused much sicknesk and deatl,
10 be Rice, - 7 •
1 1 0 0 lb /h a s F s . • ' . -
10 Ihs Beans and Peas, . . ,
' 3.5 Rig Poratoes,
`_6o ggallons Water '
1.0 ills Salted Pork, free from Vonei. .
Allot goodquhlity, and one-tenth of the Previsions for::
Welted, Will be defivered. tonneh.l'assengeveveryw e e k
,with a sufficient supply Of fuel forcooking
. ship in' this line Will he PloPht.lY ven.latc., and
.4 good - house over the paiisage•-way leading to the Pas='
sengersl , apartment... The eaboose, and 'Cooking-riinges
for the use of 'Passer' geri 3 Ort -kept undercover. - Every
attention will be paid trpromote their health and, comfort.
Renaittaudei =dins usual, Pi inaptly, and ittineal era*:
sntes.
Batik of England Notes..ttrid Foreign E.tcreng'e, pot,.
chased at current ratest.l . i
Debta, -Legacies, Pensions, &e., km, collected,• and
'copies of Willaprocured, with every.other business con
nected with an European Agent. •
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
• • European Agent,'
roy9 Post Buildings, corner of fifth and Wood sun
New Commercial .Line,:•
E.'W. Knrasx.i., & Co., t ) Outlirtsi, }Writ:tax. &. Co.,
s4,Wall st., New-York, 5 ", Liverpool, England'
' Riisradrrnit.r in orm their friends Lnd the
, . - public, that they have .comsacneed the Gene-
I 0 f
Pal Shipping and Commission Business, to-, ,
...
4 , it, gether with the General Passenger Business,
--.,_ graining certificates of passage :tom London,
Liverpool, Dublin, Belfast, or any port of the
Old Country tc New. York, Boston and Philadelphia, on
the most reason - able terms. ,, , - --
Drafts and Bills of Exchange, I tom z 1 to any amount
on she Royal. Bank of Ireland and its branches, and on
Liverpool. _
The days of sailing of the limit:dal Line of Liverpool
Packets, at fixed upon, are the Isti Pthi I Dhs /-9 1 ht 21 -Ilt
and 2Gth of &very month.
' : These Ships are all of the largest class,
and are com
manded by men of character and experience. The
Cabin accommodations `are all that can be desired in
point of splendor and convenience. They are furnished
with every description. of stores of the best kind. Pune
tuality intim days of nailing will be strictly adhered to.
Packet Ships itoscias, Siddons, Sheridan and Garrick,
are vessels of the largest chose; and those , desirous to
bring out their friends., cannot select finer or safer Ships.
Passage can be secured at the lowest-rates.
New Orleans Line of Packets tail weekly. For ri.
s
age or freight, apply as above. or to - - -- • `""
JOSEPH SNOWDDNJ, or
. ' EDMUND SNOWDEIN,
'toroth and Smithaeld sm./nu:Mara
--.
decill Coy
Jusnrance (gomparites.
INDENTNITV.
The Franklin Fire lomrsknoc CompoinY
rnttAtru.rott.
DIRECTORS:-
chutes W. Banker, George W. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Mordecai D.Lewia;
Tobias Wagner, Adolobl
Satnuel Gram David S. Brown b,
Jacob IL Proofs, Morris Prittorsort.
CHAS. BANCKER, Pres%
Cmts. 0. Broversa, Secretary. -
137" Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description of property in town and country.
The Company have reserved a large Continuant Tend,
hwhich, with their Capital and Pretrnams,,safely invested,
rd. ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company. on January ist, IMO, as
published agreeably to an /Let of Assembly, were as fol
lows, via :
Mortgages - •
Real Estate •-• • • • •
Temporary Loans
Stocks • •
ikc.
1513.315. 192
Fiince:thelr liteorpornuon, a period of 19 pram they
have raid upw ard * of Doe Natio , . Few Hui-ultra Tam.
road Doßam mole* by tire. therell affording evidence
of the ad vantage* or Inituratice.a. well as the Alaity and
diaposttion to taco with prosnutrielk, nll liabi nue*.
J. GARDINER COFFIN,. Agent,
mar2j Office N. E. corner Wood and Ild ate
Vire 'Mg Illarizio loaurstace.
lasinrance Cotouarty of 'North Arne eau, of Phila•
J. rieViia.tbrongli its duty e.nattorized Arent., the. sub.
teriber, oder* to make pOrIO2IYOO O and tanned luanranee
on properTy.to zity and toi v Ininity, and au sinumenta
by the canal and river..
DIRECTORS:
A.rdtur ti. Coffin, Preo't. Somuct Brook*.
Aits. Henry. Charlet Tolor,
Samuel W lone. Samuel lti, South.
Edward Scold/, Arab-roar Whit...,
!oho A. Drown, !.colt M. Thomas,
John White, John. R. NeIL
Thom** I" Court, Ittehrird D. Wood,
Weisti, Ileum D. Sitertanl, 7z ee'r.
This is tke. &drat to.urarioe Company in the Coiled
Sane*. limnorr been chartered in Init. Dp. ~b nit4 " ( Pas .
petual, and troin it* high standing. long eapatience, aut.
pie tarring, nod or oidonv. all tie** or an eVirri ha/or : dens
ebaracw, it may he ronalde rdW1 A
L oLdelArnMr;
PampOto N *c E r S u .
vy to the publit- st-
At Counting Room of Atwood,Jorrea Co,WA ter and
Front at*, Pittsburgh mayiv
Ittainoval--thronner l o s ;
f: aut.ixe fitter. havAig rerouted front N 0.170 to No.,
1111 and ri I.r ,Ire 4 Oir.ft,rifrr for *Ate Goode, at
tohowa. in 104 m stn.' now tenet
:14%0 bag* prime 110 Coles."- rik , v crop',
- 4 p" 4 " P044-40000E0/ Java. Co6re
150 hharr, pr rwri 'SPIV °titan* Sugar
O:I.IVWS. Plantation Nlotavore:
trtu St, Jame! , Sulrar-house Wl:rase.
toti tit eh, 'Vanua 11wvOn Toni
40 Gunpowder and Imperial Vs/ 1, new
40 " rowchrinc crop.
TV emu V. IL awl frnivrow der Tea;
10Onap wirort. Result Snliar;
60 boxes wane Havana Sugar;
40 hags I , rottot - „,
WO boxer Stool:rid. in anal Et 110 , .;
100 Alaboxo 11,neh
layer*.
fro or, ••
At coat. Zama Cur:Anis:
1.0 bales Sicily AltootAto ;
airiztoond 'oboes:.:..
toialtet. Wt.-Senor. And Marre.ll , * Olive Oil
0(01 WAIL nod 100 lit No. 3 lart,e al:rekersi
li harre Dungy.
1500 Ittr. Chee.re
2000 gull. Wino , r and Spring, Sue rut
1000 atOt.tl North.wr.si Male Oil
1000 r Crude
2 , 0,00.0 Coal & Printout Ci-a/rt ;
30,00 novae*. Sevar*,
:0 half pipe* Covine. Brandy, a Varian* ritatilittiri.
rancheons Jiriciaita
3 pipe* Holland Girt,
20 or taako our. Tenettfre Wg° ;
/0 " Moiltitr/
lox/nl "
• "
(40/10 "
50 " Sweet 3.13.1.A . 0 Wine
15 ludian barrels '
I.'d blt*. Claret
00 gr. cask* }taus Sauterne;
.10 cam, antic Bordeaux Claret
30 nrodtetsClistorave Witte;
dot. *alit So s nech ctII
thlu Lail*. pure Dye Whieliev from 1 to 3 war*
Hull `51111,F. 11 &
CIGAIIS,CIGARS, CIOA S -Eoui eases, roidantitla:
12000 St.ID Yarn Prturcim CtgarA;
000 Rana* lmp'd do - do
.1000 de In Crux L.:dimly' do
325 0 La Norma Hay. Re . ..villa do
4.000 Frill - sera Until do do
3000 IA Lona do do
do
25250 La Allittrri2
Just received and tot sale by tcwittlA ntioDrA,
.port.Vood greet
ON. SA.EF.--...4 Brick Morose , And Lot of le feet fro i , t
on Clay alley by fia deep towarda Wytto street, ne m
to WashlnKton street. The 110 use i* welt rtrtitußed
g iilt
in good repair, Prlar, Stitoo-41, 00 in hand, eitai at
usta
veal, SIMI at two year., *00(1 in thif , year s or 144,0
serif', in bond. This property (*rented at 1103.
5.CCT1113131:1% Veit. &getil,
Sinithite .treet.
_lnny3
poss A WALUAtit.V. PHOPAATY, situated iii the city of
il, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio. cis; —Otte
1 f 99 feet front on Third street:by toy foot to an
alloy and on which there it a large Two Story,BRIGK
notiyx,contnining sr, /1 rat It>l2lilf Or aporttnettts, which
has been mostly occupied as &Tavern these loot coven
or eight years, utid is now °coupled as n Torero, by Mr,
Crnne. Thareis also a largo Stable on the sumo Lot.
ALSO, part of a hot of Ground, artftiitting the ahem , b
scribed poverty, somewhere about `l7feet treat on 'll t
street by IM•V feet to an alloy, on which there is a '1 eo
Story Mouse,Ce mann iin fi room et on the first floor, a rot is
on the second floor; also, a garret rind a kitchen. '1 la
House was formerly occuMed as the Post Nice, and ea °F
:oecupied as u Bakery. TAkre to Alen a Stable on the
same Lot of Ground.
Both of the above Houses front on Third street, none
Market street, and nearly opposite the Court House. I .
will sell both there Lots and nooses together, or each
House and Lot separately.
.Termst—Oue.half artthe
purchase money to be paid at tithe of sale, and the other
half payable one ) ear after the sale, with the usual late,
rest—the balance to be secured by bond and mortgage
ort the same property. Title indisputable, without any
encumbrance. A warranted ,fired .given. Possession
given at the tat of April afterit would be sold. For Sir.
they information, enquire of the undersigned, by letter or
otherwise. SAMUEL IticOLAIN,
Pate:pure., April .23, 7 49-3 at 1 - No. 95 Wood at_
'MAGAZINES RECD AT M. A. MINER'S.--
tiodey 7 s Lady's Magazine, for May..
; Nationall4lngurine, tor May.
Graham's
Memoirs of my Youth ; by A. De. Lama rtine.
Life and Letters of C.:lmbue Fry. -
• The Waverly Novels, by Sir Walter-Scott; complete
in five volumes.
Bowdle Fnmily Shakspe are . from the filth London
edition.
Outlines of a New System of Physiognomy; . -Illus
,
tratod ; by 3. W.'Redfield, M. D. '
Littell's Living Age, No. OS', •
Our sunk now comprises the 'burst cud most coot
pieta assortment hi the'Weat.
Smithfield street, third door ahorndd. up'
..i .,
mass
GREAT SALE OF ,GOODS,
T Tlili.oN , _ll.ltl - 0 -15 3 1‘ :Gra V,
A.lrisiziN &CO.informtheirpatronWalicii illi:-
A. lie that they willbomuninee the Pale theirsplen
did stock on Friday. Junosisti and,continue thirty-49,4.
'tiering which time the whole of their immense establis be
h
erit , (including their five wholesale rooms) will
M
thrown open -for retail trade, and for the dispiay i l l be
ofthe largest and most fashionable assortraentsOf Finley
and-Staple Goods in the county, Which have - all been
iriari4,l down, withont-iegaidlo cost:- -Forty thousand'
.:dollais of their stock, of their latest, and riChest styles,
have , been recentlylidiehased at the Jrirgb;petereptorY
public sales in New-York ? at -immense sacrifices, arid
will he found, on exantinatirip,te be nearlYreee 4 / a /f
leds
than usual prtces: They'invite attentionto it Opttion of
their Gooleenumerated below, With' 'their prices an
nexed :
M=Z=
2000 .•
20,000 ' - iff6l2}; " .Sc. -
4000 " hlooAdeTsah,ce, •
=•'lso "•• Alp,leas,..' •'t -;l9}.'" .; 310 ,
2000 -Fino,Sereges; -;:- ii4o2 s e. 700 . 513 c.
•10,000 " ~ , 0 1errimat- C alie. o est, 2-.0 . 9e. - :12}e;
2 0 , 000- " " -124 e.
; . 25,000 Orown Marlin; all grades, :,.
;•• • ta - pEretlekt than thinal prices:
110.000 yards
• InerkeddOwn}o.tOociperet., -
• '4OO pieces Boune{ }ribbon,
460 , 10 @121. • ; 2.5 e.
800 " •": '21.0500.;Y59}} 00
:: •.100LadiesCrddnts ,
: ' 12a: 2e.
100 Freriali Wrought Capes ; 51,5003,00 $ 305,00
144 Lace Caps, 271.1}50e. 7501,00
700"Linee Handkerchiefs, '. 12e.
. 300 Standing Pollers, . 00e. - 'l,OO
130 Chetalketts,. . , ' 5403.1 e 30076 a..
cassia - Mena low 10 . 4 c.; Jeans for .15c
A large stock of Bonnets, reduced about •
37} pper cent
New style rest aoods, ••• * ErTGAL,OO
;W:hite Linen, • -• ' ; 25031 e. 37050ei
Together with the largest stock Silks, Shawls, and fine.
Drees Goods to'e found in-this city,with an immense - vit.
riety of other Goods affording to retail purchasers
.a rare opportunity of obtaining the best Goods "St from2s
to 50 per cent. less than regular prices. They invite an
early call, as many of their-choicest goods will soon
tie
sold:
T No deviation from the marked price.. "
A. A. MASON &
60 Market street, between' 3d and 4th. '
e1 i C47.438 9/
04,7 . 23
• MUM f"..5
. 51;3 . ..r3 23
3.N€4)1. 37
Par Hite.
'R--24 barretsjor sale ib
modavirros at co.
NEW. GOODS! NEW GOODSII ,
-.IREATEST BARGAINS OF • THE SEASON, AT -
DIV - o. 65 Market Street.Allt• - • -
BE stibscriber is now receiving, from the N6O • York
I and Philadelphia markets, his second supply of SUM.
NEB DRY GOODS, purohneed_from the Imponers Si it' -
great sacriftee, and is determined re 'sell them at, the
greateatßargains ever offered before, in. this City.
A. few of Ail Goods wi the enumerated below viz
44 English Lawns, only 1.0 cents; former pike:lSt els.
French Organdy Lawns; 121. tents; " 25 cts.
1-4 Scotch - Dawns, only'l4 cents, - " :23 Me.
FrenchlTneonett Lawnt, cents; " • -1 1 !Mt co:
French Cohaltinee, only 37j cents ; e " •t' ..62i
Moos De Laines, only DI cents ." ". ets,
French Ginghams, only 1.21. tents ; " " 25. Ms,
Prints, Merrimack puttetes,o cents; fast colors.: ..
New style English Prints, 121 cts.; former Trice ISt chi.
I have also received a Bono assortment of Green Fig.
nred Moue De Lain, Plain Green Berage, Satin Fluid
Green Bemge, new style Fancy Figured Demo.; to
gether with it large stock—Of karma And.•Dornestio
Goods, of all descriptions:
An early call is requested from all who wish to secure
it Bargain. , ABSALOM Moaßie",
- - Wholesale and retail. Dealer
65 DryinGoods,
N.o..ket street.
NEW GOODS; NEW GOODS!
(2MS. AT ARRIVAL' AT • MUMMER •Zit
Nerth-rost corner of Fourth and' Marker strata, •
T HE undersigned•inspectfully informs his dustomers
' that he has Just - returned front the Eastern Cities, and
is now receiving a large and beautiful stock of -. -`
SLIMMER DRY GOODS, *, - , '
-Comninine a chalce and elegant assortment of all the
newest and most fashionable stylesand fairies imported
this season. and e.raltrating a complete variety' of, every
article belonging t 6 his line of bushiese; all of which
wilt bl 3 sussed at, from 10 to 51) per cent below early
spring prices.
The customers of the house, nod purchasers generally;
are respectfidly invited to give these Goodson emir tx
, aminnuon.
' SCRIP RECF,IVED: -- '.
Raving made 'arrangements to dispose of several thou
sand dollars of Pifistnrglt - Aliegheny City and Alleghe
ny County Scrip, he will fora-short time receive that de
scription of money AT PAR for any article in his store
AT tHE LOWEST CASH .PRICES.
Cry- Call coon and some a Bargain.
VIIILIP ROSS.
1...
jell Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods ,
........... ..„..._...----...
11tAIR,GAINS t I UttitGAINIS I It
RELLING. OFF AT COST,' TO CLOSE UP,
At No. 36 Market street.
Tito undersigned navies delermineCvAiv,
to dreline hi* present buranessautt close •
np oti or before the Ist July, next, wilt .
ft oat this day sell ire fur tees' and calutraota, . is
entire stock of TRIMMING AND FANCY
GOODS, ctribraietutt a ge [l , llll assortment of Goods in the
1 abuse line. viz:-Fringes. LUCA. Rdgings 'rind hoer ,
wigs; of every description; French Worked Capes; Col
i lass, Cull - sand Sleeves: Cotton and Silk Hope; alt colors
i and qualities; Chiblren'sdo.; Linen liandlagrchleft; Bead
1 Bair. und Purses. sleet Bead., Clasts and Steel Trim
l mines. Bonnet Ribbons. Mantua do,; Belt de.; Cord and
1 Te..-10, Oiled Silks, ScWing lk - , 'Coates' Spool Condo,
Spool Silk. Linen and Cotton Bolitsins Worsted mad
1 cotton Rantaigs and Conle.' Silk and ` " Linea Letitens,
black. whim end colored Kid Gloves, of the beet qaality.
I Silk. 134. Thread and Conon Gloves; Lactstilores and
1 klitts . Silk Floss; Atom and German Pins; flair Pine;
; Leather Halts. ' •
i PA RASOLS, ItI:NSIIADE". I .., AND FANS!
: F. - :ely s minty and -*bade of Pstasols, of this Spring%
purchase; Fans, of the mast beautiful and rich patterns.
all fresh and %ICU.; Ladies' Traveling Bags: LailieeSpori '
ti,lir and Mewl° Vests; Butittlia Tack Combs; - Card
1 C . :4.qm , Den sluice. Fancy FTOACI9 Bair Brushes, Read-'
i tug' and Fine Tivith Comb*. Verfutr.ery, of the finestqual
t int s , Floe $490, Pend, Ivory and Porcelain Buttons;
Ciothns Brushes. /So., k'.
GENTLEMEN'S FCRNISIIING GOODS!
A large nd complete assortraern of Goodsinthe above
I hoe, consisting ist part of Fine Shirts, tillanding and Brom
1 Collars. latest styles; Milk Undershirts mad Drawers;
, totare, Colton and Merino do. do.. liroven and White
11 . ..1 4 n z a.; i t
b D t ra k vs lt e...r li tt e ;
n l , N • is hiLe o tr ea tliing do., ratolo in superior
1 styles of rich silk Cravats, all Pd pat A te m rraf; ' a Cra sp v lend *ts id ne as- w
stornrient 1 red and imitation Madras Cravats; Lawn and
tliugham do.; Satin, Borabariot and Hen Stock.ot Satin
and Fancy Ties; Silk and Salimfigurcal and plain Scarfs;
shirt Dosonis and Cutters; super: Lisle Thread Under-
shins and Drawers : Eng. and Gentian Half Bose; Las l '
Hair Ileac; Sir* do, st 431/t t.iit! assortment of Ebony and
other Canes: Silk and Gingham Umbrella - tut:arty% Digs,
Dressing Gowns, Silk and Linen Ilandkerchicti, black
, and colored Kid Wares, Silk and Lola Thread do_,
Shoulder Bracer, of the most apProVcdPuilortmi Money'
1 halt., Rossi* Belts, French Embroidered Smoking Caps,
Oiled S-',i it Bathing Cry., Raters, Brushes. Wallets, Sus
pendsta of every description, Sc. . . -
Thr entire *toes sant Its told for cost, and carriage
added. which will tiring prites down .50 per cent. lower
than the same dmicrintrit of Goods have ever been
uttered its this city, _ F. sTERE,TT,
No. f. 3 Market street, near Third M.
N. It--The Store for rent, and Fixtures far sale, from
...rhe i tt. July.maythtf -
'' -r - ---
*i ne Shirty --— Spr i -- nir - - ii tr es - T ---
.
V DWAtiliTol.6. l /..• CO, are now receiving from their
rj Factory East, to harm soak of hue and medium mild-
ity ISM wre. *too, for durability and style of rearm
facture, ere not einpassed in this or arty other market.-
The undo will be aupplied at lowest Neer 'York prices.
Er Watmoom, corner filth and Market streets,p
--_,..._....
Of lAIO4 and /-'4nry Warts. Saw= and
1 , 34,4ws and Whe twat* Dosirrs in
ficnStr-issis Furnishing Goods, .
5401;7114411 . enAnts , stern nut *same ars.ter
vErttawittm,
Wolf: subscribers, het leave to tall the attention of
1 turchautn nod deniers In geti•letuen's wearing
to,ds, to our large *suck. of freeb Smog Goods, now
opening; anions is tire 10 be found some of the nen
041 and mast admirable style: of Spring Genalsever perm
oil in this nutorter.. flee of oar beta is titivated at Our
Newly tu the finst, where we dotter. aniilettell we are
meant au taring some of the best and most datable styles ,
and qualities of Sinn., MOW, rattell tin in any maiket.--
Being very thankfol for the kind favors bestowed on its
during the last year, we hope to have them continued, as
ten ovoid to oiler our goods at exceedingly low prices,
Isad tiecornitiodate our eitstoutets wi* pleasing Wins.—
We are eotitident ekn CAA ntreT Stalin al as low priega
triey can he. Viand ruthe Haslet it matted's:from the fact I
that our advantages in mailufaeturittil are eritoplete
Plows. givs tin a e ail, and be rodeitteett of the ab et *
tor ts owl
lILAT BARGAINS AT HOGAN &CANTWIILLIt
X Wo Ire setting, pretioas to receivuut oar Summer
(mods, at greatly rediteed mites, a large and varied ritt-
VOrtllloll% -of Paary and Variety . Gotaln.'fillitnting*, Unit.
nets, Parasols. Mtn; taint a Mtn ealleetion Of Gentlt.
MOW*. furnishing orioles; eltrprt Seeks, Willow and
French Haskell , . Mats. etc. IVe inNyteettaly invite the
filtrilllo4l of these in mutt of those Goode, to out house , -
SO Market and Diamond,
)eft HOG AN & CANTWELL.
bpring Citirdinals fi ,
4;430ry lloiuiieta
BST teceivett Straw llonnets, Caps. rieh Catalina'
t.) eashionaltlo Inlthous, fittest French flowers,
Cords, pelages 'Pritnafingsote. Straw Bonnets gleaned
and altered to ' the Spring fashimis by one of the beat
Straw Milliners in the city. Silk Bonnets, Cardinals,
Dresses. rind every article lit the. Millinery and Dres.9-
%nuking 'names., toad," up bythe best hands, at
inarl4 MRS, DUFF'S, D 7 St. Clair street.
• •
r TAILOR.
Third street, near Weed, respectfully informs
his customers and the public. that he has just receiv
od from the , Erna a well aeloeted assortment of SPRING
GOODS;which he Will make toordet Melte best,manner,
Chsap far Cush.
rgto lIOUSr;KtgIitRS AND Tllosg ZONIMENDIEIO. — VI.O
1 subscriber has received and now on hand, a large
..linauctantt of Housekeeping Goods, comprising, in part,
as follows:-
3-1, 0-4, 10-4 BA BIM Cotton Sheetings;
0-1, : 10-1,12 4 Barnsley Sheetinge ;
PiIIOW•CP.6O Linen, andMusliaTieking ; .
Marseilles Blankete ;
Plain and embroidered Table Covers
Do, do. Piano do.;
Windsor Drapery, Turkey. Red Chintz;
Bug Windsor Holland, Ltnen Table Cloths;
Damask Table Linen, ail widths;
Napkins, Dollies,Diaper Crash, &c., &c.; which will
be sold at lowest prieea, at
ROBT. D. THOMPSON'S,
-N0..110 Market at., 3 doors from Liberty.
GANTwELL, have. just received, at - No.
11 66 Market street; an unrivalled selection of-,•, •
Bella Reticules and Purses ; Fans and
China Sets, Aceritdeons,!&e. '
mart 3 HOGAN IS CANTWELt,
TEGRNS .A.141t1 SCALDS •
CHALLENGE THE'WORLD' to pre;ve;i at ilarjy ,
Pain sEx , --
trector"--thatiertio say the einem articlS- 1 -luisoitnce
its first introduction by me ialfig), opt this preriodiever
fulled to cure therwerst• formsor Bonss:audScervs
LIFE SAVED !—AWFUL CASE OF SCALD:.
Wursrimrtn, Niagara Co., N. Y,2
- . • FebruarysB;ls4B„;.".i_
Ma: Dazav—DearSis :-While my 50n,15 years old ) ,
was at work in the shingle manufactory of L,P.
he had the misfortune to slip , and - fall-into a large vat,
used forthe purpose of boiling blocks preparatory to cut--
ting. : The blocks had just been removed nom the - Vat;
containing a large gurmtity.of. boding Water.: He fell for-,
ward, scalding loth hands and arms, all one side,end e
one leg badly, and the other partially: The scalds wer
so basi.rin lus -arms and °leg that most of The _flesh-cants
a with his garments, and his life was despaired' of by'
both his physicians end friends._ -
Dallefs Pain Extraetie• Was protured ed Soon tra
sible (whielx was, in-about-six. -houxsj- and:applied,
mma-
and
relieved him from all pain, prevernutg Infla
twhicl
ion and swelling, rind in a few days commenced healing
his soces.-- , There appeared a general , improvement,. so'
''•lenuch.. so 'that-in three weeks- he'vvits,-removed to•his
father's house, distantaluantone mile and a half_
We continued the.use of the above medicine abont two
"inoiiths,' and we believe it was 'the e
means. under Pr
-dente, saving bib -life; and w would:cheerfully 'm
ecum:tend it in all similar cases as , a stile and invaluable'
'remedy. With Sentiments of respect, I remain,dentsir,:.
:year most.obed)ent and humble srvant:
-:"Wer, the tindersiined, being personally aequaintedWith'
the cane,of Mr. Clark's-8011, believe the above statement ;
, substantially correct :
- Dewey, Louisa Dewey - J. S. 'Kelsey, Henry:B:
Pearce, Win. Evans, E. Clark; L. E. Rose, IraNewifiapi.
Writ. Newman, Mary. J. Ride. .
CAUTION -
. -
,•;;J7Coirtraesgrisl---Countelfrits abouncl!—ThPub-'
lie is cautioned against their deleterious arid cran
ll no‘ercui
'4ffects; and I dohersby diatinetly 'declare that wit
hold myself respeifeible" fof'the elect Of ring'Eirricerfir,
unless procured.at my own Decirr,4ls Buosowei, New'
„Yong, or from.mY authorized Agents:
PILEBr
,lhat-distressing end debilitating disease, has , never tiS,
l et resisted the wonderful properties of the. Genuine -
For particulars of cures, and general direetion,s,l.res -
Pectfully . refer to my printed pamphlet. All testimonials'
therein published are gennine, and for the truth of which
/OM :myself responsible. ILENRY DAILEY, r
.•
415 Broadway, New Yok.
JOHN D. MORGAN, Pittsburgh, GenernlPepot.' -
HENRY, P. scwaarrz, Agent, Allegheny.
J. BAKER, Agent,'Wheeling, Ya.
JAMES W.IoIINSTON, Agent, Maysville, .
F. ME'RRYWEATHER, Cincinnati, 0„ Gen.-Depot.
a.
a f-'
Do You NV ant to Cure Your Horse..
!luau : The following is from the Overseer.
of-the Harlem Railroad Stables:—
- - pis* Yam. 'July 14,1848.
I have tried -DALLE s ANIMAL GAL
VANIC CURE-ALL, midi now - certify that [lava found
,it the most extraurdinary„and Caricabk remedy ever put
upon a -Horse, and . would not be without it foi any
money. It cares bard and sptivid lurnpu, arising from
the collar, saddle, &c., ashy magic! Ration a little of
the salve and;tho collar,uttretmaae a sore. • Itnevercan
do harm... . , .• JOHN VAN VORHIS,
• - - oVerseer HarlemHailroad
For sale at the of - the Praprietor •
415 RlttlAnWaliFpr.per Litipentred at, • -'
N. 11.—Mr. Van Writhe his - been engaged for many
years in Neals A: Normals Stables, Columbue., O. getting
up horses for 'marker, and has. new 'Several hundred
horses ander his charge as-Oierseer. •
, . JOHN 13:1 1 .1ORGAN, Age nt;Pittibuigli: '
HENRY P.:SCNYART'Z, AO; Allegheny.
13.01 ACE Y. AIM.- ....... ••• • • - ••••• •• • -ISAAC Tf.• DllSara !
Land and General Agency °dice,
AI 11lla CAFETi.I.' ILLINOIS, . CITY UY - SPILIAGYIRLD.
To Non-resident Holsters of Minas Lands—Holders of
Illinois • indebtedness. attd.aß persons desir,
ous of purchasing: State Lands With •
Illinois scrip. or. bonds.
TIPHE undersigned would respectfallyinform the public
that they have established in this eity—the capital of
the State of Illinois—a LAND and GENERAL AGLItI-
C Y OFFICE, for the transaction of all business upper.,
mining thereto,within the limits of the State. ~. _
All transactions relative to_ the Marchese and 'sato of
lanes, examining lands and reporting their location;ad• -
vantages and value, paying' taxes, redeeming land sold
for taxes, investigat - titles,' Etc., buying and selling . all
descriptlons of Stateindehtednestal this and e'rel.ofhet
description of business attached to,rt General Land
Agency, on the most extended scale, will be promptly
and faithfully attended to. - ' ' • • •
In regard to location, we have many advantages own'
all other agencies in the State,being at the Capual;neni•
the centre of the State, and'at the very fountain-head - 0:
all information in relation - to matters connected with
lands, taxes, and State inientedness,through the medium
of the. government and executive offices. In addition to_
this important advantage, the senior partner, Mr. Ash`
has ocenitted„ for several years, the position of principal
Clerk in the State Auditor's office, and having - htui charge
of the books and State land department in said office, has
obtained a thorough knowledge on all subjects connect- -
ed with this agency; and we are,therefore, enabled at all
times to give correct and prompt information, much
in
advance of any other agency in the State. Our location
is also important to wishing to pay taxes, I
as our acquaintance with the collectors of the revenue is •
,iach that we can obtain the tax receipts through *the'
mail, and the motel - paid directly into the State treain.
ry thereby avoiding the risk of remitting funds by mail.-
-
We also beg leave to inform persons wishing to per
Suite lands, that onrerrangements are such, that
we cani at all timesjurnish State tunds; setio; or indebt
edness in any amount, and at less rates than any other
office in the Sutter'
, In conclusion, we take pride in referring to the char.'
atter and standing of the gentlemen who have been kind
enough Innen:dens to use their names as references, and
with a sincerc.dosire to please, tracked by fidelity t ind et
try and promptitude in tall our business tratisatuonsito
merit the confidence of all who may entrust their .busi•
Hess to our hands:. .. • ASH AP DILLF-R.
Sringfirkf, March 20, IS4A. •
lion.DenielSturgeone• • •-• •••• -IL S. Senate.
Hots- James.Cooper,_ d 0.... • .
Cot Stunued W.-Black, • ••••••••Pittsbtug,h, - Pst
.1, Vogaaa de. • • .
G en.-Itobert Patterson, •• • • Philadelphia.
Gee. Adam . do.
do.
Joeeph. be. Chester,
Meows.. Wadsworth& Sheldon, New Vor&City.
Messrs. Hill,MeLcan & C 0.,.- -.New Orleans. • . -
Messrs. A...Gowdy & Louisvil'e. '
John AL Wrote,. Esq.; ' St. Louis.
James Calhoun, • • . ,
His Ex.. Gov. A. C: French,. • .I.Springfaeld, ill
on.'l'horniu H. Campbell, . do.
[O)3. S. H.Treat •- • ..... •• • do., , tapSinia
.
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XTOYI'IOE to vim ttomituut -ow Prrnsannott errs SCRIP.-
1.1 In conformity with the 241 Bection.of the Ordinance
of the Pithof April,- i 619. directing the undersigned "to
negotiale far CITY. SCRIP, thejlonds and Mortgages of
individuals behrby the City forptoperty told, amounting
to TWENTY-EIGIITTIIOUSAND DOLLARS.. Public
notice is hereby given, that the suidtibligationsWill now'
be divitted of tor the Corporate issue* of the City'of
Pittsburgh, of the denominations of One, Two and Three
Further Notice is hereby given, that City Bonds, bear
ing, intermit from the ; 19th day of Apri1,.1649, at the rate
of 6 per tent. per annuntiWtil at any time hereafter be
issued to the holder 01holders of - City Scrip, in sums of
Una Hundred Dollars' and upWardis, actording to the
provisions of the abotteclate. • S. R. 3011NnON, "
House 7 and sign Painting.
T D. PITPIELD wouldstspecu'ullyinibrintho citizens
V . of Pittsburgh and Alleibeny that ha is prepared to
do all kinds of lIIINAMENTAL. PAINTING, such as
priltation of Wood and Stone: AU orders left xvith. J.
lionnrsos, Ennocan Agent, wilt'be strictly attended to.
2000 Preusttsm, •Hu s.
BS. N1111.1.3.AM5,N0. 12 North Sixth street,Philadel
. phis, "'median Void arid Windom SAmte.ll.lantiferc
tore?, (awarded the first and highest Medals at the 'New
York. Baltimore and Philadelphia .thibitions, for the
superiority of Mt 8L1ND:4,.. - with confirmed confidence in
his manufacture,) asks Ole attention of purchasers to his
assortment of WOO Blitahn-Of narrow and vcide slit:, with
fancy and plainTrintrninp, of new styles and lots:—
Also, forge, and gcnerat.assortment of Tra sparent
Incause Shacks, All of which he will sell at. the loweit
Old Blinds painted nod trimmed to look equal to new.
LEALS&S supplied ottrenal terms.
'rho citizens of Allegheny Coamy.are tespeetfully in
vited to mill, before. purchasing elsevehere--confident of
picssittC a 11.;
117' Open in 1.418 evening.
To Country biorthanto;
BODKIN:SON would remind you. Mat you man now
Ammire China, f.i?rah, - Qunnuica, - - ft., at such
Intros AS nertlf wort heretofore offered at ,
11Amembes, , 113AVood. 'Areal, 3 MAT* below 51/I,' (ml 7
- NetkiCiiii Dim •is . to.
nrllll eitbseriber informs the =public generally, and
,L House keepers and Retail Demers particularly, that
lie is iliscommutng the Qamentware businesc. and will
sell off blopirsent Meek at reduced prices. Those who
wish to obtain. China, Quirnstrare, or Wes; will.find this
a rare opportunity for getting such articles as they Want,
much cheaper than the usual rates. _ _
Remember the. place., CHINA HALL, No, /IS Wood
street, near the Auction store.
P. ft. I will dispose of my whole stock to any person; -
wishing to buy it, at a bargain. ,
NEW DAGDERRE OTYPE ROOW, Burks's Btrikl
[ sags, Fourth stresr—Tionon A Arrrnorm, Dope:rem.
typists trout the. Eastern cities, would mill theattention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring' towns,
to their Daguerreotype;of caucus and others, at Moms=
the third story of Berke's building, 4th or.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that
no paints shell be spared to produce them in the highest
perfection of the art. Oar instruments are of the most pow
trial kind, enabtiitg us to eXeCUIe pictures udsurpassed
for high finish' and truthildness to nature: The phut are
solicited mesh and examine. , _
Persons sating for pictures are neither requirred or ex,
I
p d ecte e d hara to
ees._
take them unle ss Perfect satisfaction .' given.:'
N. B. Operators will foulithis a good depot for stock
an
ECrlnsirections given in the art, containing the
; more
recent Improvements. . _ , lin7
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Ortivel. Roofing.,
TilE"Giibie.ribers respectfully inform:the citizens of
.Pittsburgh and vicinity, that they are now fully pre
pared to fill Oilitln for GRAVEL; ROOFING, in a man
lier not to be surpassed in tide city of elsewhere. . From
their experience to businessohey' feel confident that
they will render:Satisfaction to all those•who na..y gIVe
them Work.' ~The superiority ot Gravel ' Roofs over any
otherklnd;tnirticularly in case of fire; is too well known
. to regalia any argument to its - favor. To those who'are
unacquainted with our work, we beg leave to refer them
to Meseta. Thomas. Liggett, Sr., John F. 'Perry, - Rody
.Patterson, Rattei/t, , and- others, for whom we , have
done worlr. Orders.thankfelly, recetved and protaptly
attended' , to We will ber found street,, be .
tween High and'runnel'streeut. - -
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MATTHEW McGOVERN.
a go .. • . JOHN SUNNI:N.
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Coadvispatent graduated gaPrian c e aii ori
_ I AND PA:Alan INSULATE.' D POLES,
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"IGlR.ltLante;‘ l . gm:ring:at rhttrelms.—Thlsis the only
,r--idstrudiio,orthestud-thathasarrombeenpreserited-- •_.„,,, ,
in thilk.oolllTy Or Europe for medical. purposes, and isthe 7
only one over known to man, by which the gall:Ann: Bah!, •. •-, :' ? .
can be moneyed to the htairmi oye,,ldte ear, the,braia,pt ..,
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o any part of the body, either externally or internally,,, -, ~ •
in a definite, gentle streant,withocaldlPW ,o lltkin — with '
perfect s afety — and
, o ft en withrhe hapinesteifects,., . -
...,-ThM tailientant apPdtairut it( nity . t,bigh)? norovet!lpf :1 . . ~ v.,
, by many of the most eminentphystetans of } his countrlf - • ..
and Europe, ro , whom the "afflicted- and others whoukil.,,• .
• may conceni t chn be referred*lfetbrencs *WV aka ie .. •
green i to malty 'highly reirpeetablocifizess,, 'Ad haver . , :
been oured,by means of this most valaublenpparatne,o l : .
some of the nortir inveterate tervotut dlsordem,.reluc h,„ .
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could not be recaoved•by any other known means...::. • . 1 ..,
'.• Among various others, it has been proved, to be suintir. ,, ,,
ably adapted Cot the care of the - fent:win diseasesenr : -
nervous hemiache tutdirtherdbionteriof Mc:braid It is
with this kppayntus alone that the operator can convey
the pdvaineiltild-viitheaSelittit Safety to the: dye; tore. --v',.
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store eight, or a are inanttheasTlO.the ear tO Te 6tOTO hear- -17 • .4.• . ,,
ing; to the tonna orothar otratis t ,. to restore speech ~
;,anth.: , : , , . !
to the v tiriotut p arui Of the bodY,Tor the nuns - of c chic 4ll° ' •-. ' ;., . s i
rheumatism, asthma, &
neuralgia, or lie dolouresnli,trarol - : /4 . 1
ysis, or palsy, gout; men or SL-VittiedarieNeDgeP l , l v v %,:, I , ct ',.
weakness front sr seals; 'sense diseases peculiar lot te-, , 1 t•-•: , s .i•
males; contraction of the limbs, lock-,iaw, etc ., etc. ••:•` , t •••' , •• ,
Rights thr annanndiag . bounties of Western Pii:vand .- ~ •i.
pritnieged,with. the, instrutitent, indiklif.Pa.ehueds and - - - ',-
luso tested 'for the cure of, diseases,.: ( IT ",,1,,...2'•' — '` '- ' -- - I
Pall instructions wili.be gi v en foithriirtlidtorts- choral. --', , • s• - ' -1•
etas to be us ed. for Varimis diseased, and &Oak ITIOTIIIee ... ' r. l ,
for operating for the care orthese disettisei,Vnitalao. ha '., , ~
fully oxplained,tothei purchaser; and a'ptunphlet pm ititee, ;-' '! c
his hinds oipreasly for these purposes, carefulltP,M" • • !..-. I
pared by the patentee.. Enquire of . ',. -,•:” ••••• . • ::•?::. , •: t .
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~ „)11111.JAINIE,__ - Vintraireet,.. -
_.l._.!nzar itiiitt.Eßadirittsbl. - : • .:
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lARIES are, cautioned against using Ccritatton:
4 red Chalk: They, are not aware hew frightfully
rimisitis to the akin ! how coarse, bow rough, how sallovi;... •
yellow, and unhealthy . the skin °Wars after
pared Chalk I Besides if id injunous containing a large ••• •
quantity of IrfsidE We have
_prepared. a beautiful ' • .1
table article, Which' we call :Jones' Spanish Lilly
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of alrdelerterions..
qualities, arid itimparts to. the skin- 'a . natural, _ healthy, •
alabaster, clear, .lively white; at the same lime acting,- -
as a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and smootli •
Dr:James Anderson ; ?roc tie al. Chemist of filassahlin-
,setts, says: "After ansilysingloneeSpanishLiflyWhite;l- •
I find it possesses the most beautiful and natural, and at ~
the same time innocent, white .I ever saw. I certainly.. ~ •
can conscientiously recommend its use, to all whose:skin •
requizesbeantifying." Price 25 cents a box. , Directions
best way to apply Lilly White, is with soft leather
or wool-the former is preferable. •
A rum ger OF' Tatra • yen , 25 cit'sm-rvr nue teeth,.
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foul breath, healthy gams. Yellow and unhealthy teeth, :
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-alter being ones or twice cleaned .with Jones' Amber . ;; .
Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the _most beautifitt
• Ivory, and, at the same time it is so perfectly .innocatlV:',
and exquisitely fine, that' its constant daily, use is highly: ,
•advantaga'ons, even to those teeth Mature in good condi. ,
tiono giving them' a beautiful polish, and•preventing- a .
premature decay. Those already'decayed -irpmvents .
from becorningvromo-italstifastens such axis becoming:
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately white, mid make the breath deliciously sweet: . .
Price 25 or 371 cents a box: Allthe above - are sold only .
at 82 Chatlmmat; sign - of the American Eagle, New York,
and by the appointed Agents' whose names appear tit•the •
next column .
Was TWO winirr, and get a rich husband, lady'? "Your • •
face is your, fortune?' Let beautiful, clear", fair? Is it
white?' If riot,it can be made so even thoughlt Valet , - •
low; disfigured, sunburnt, tanned and freckled.. Thous;
ands have _been made thus who have wa : C
rmonte or: -
twice with Jones' Italian ChemicalChemicalSoap. The effect la ,
glorious and magnificent:- But be sure you get the gento. - :
ine Jones' Soap, at the Alga of the Arnerletur_Engleilifil, --
Ithig.vverrni,Salt - thertin ,
Itch, are often cured hy Jones' Italtan Chemical Soap,.
when every kind - of rernedyluta failed. That .0. usel,'
pimples, freckles, and clears theskin; all know'. - Sold $1
the American Eagle, 85 Chatham street. reader,
thisseldom or never faits. . '
. . C. IMAM - , PattentOaf
Sold at Jscsson's EID Liberty at., be of Wood, thelo
of the Big 800 t... • ; • orm.
ALT 'RHEUM, SCURVY, SORES, EtirStP E•
1,7 :LAS, Barber's .. .Tsai Chaps, SOTO Ikarsis, Pirrisks.•••• •
This is used . by many physimansin th is city -in curzng the' ,
above t and we would not caturciencionsly sell unless we.
:knew it to be all we staie:_ • - •••tt• • • • • • .
As a cosmetic, the true 30HESS SOAP is perhaps the.
only article ever knottier that •removed Impurities, and
cleared • and bcantilied the skin, making it. soft, clettr;•
' smooth and white as an infanta.. But mind, it is sold kt
Chatham et, N. Y.,andby ••• ' -!:
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• 59 Liberty street,-rists
ggUIitATI93I, GOUT; .KNET
A respectable gentleman called at our office; as he
said, to inform us that he had been afflicted f0r.15 years . .
with Rheumatism or Gout, and occrudonally with Tic: .
Doloreux that he had been frequently confuted to ids
room for months together, and often suffered the most
tense and excruciating pain but that lately he had • been
using Jaynes Altaaties, frcgir which he fotmd the most !sig
nal and unexpected relief. He says he found Ile ; . 4
eine very pleasant and effective, and that-he now T.G.hr
eiders himself perfectly cured.--PhikuistPhia Mirth AMY
iron.
A FACT WORTllKtuirwmi.:-A gentleman of Streit:thins •
habit, from indiseretionin his younger days , became ar, • ?;. •
tested with Ulcerations in the Throat and Nose, and a...
disagreeable eruption of the Skin. Indeed,. his whole .• i
system bore the marks of being • saturated waif disease.,
One hind and wrist were so mach affected that he had -:
lost the use' of the hand, 'eVery part being covered with ••
deep, painful, and offensive ulcers, and were as hollow
and porous as en honey-comb. It was at this stage of
complaint, when death appeared inevitable from a
some disease. that he commenced the use of Jayne's. ;WY
• te ritly = i and having taken sixteen bottles, is nowpertikat-li•
The. Alterative operates through the eitonlaßon,:and
purifies the blood and'eradienteadisease frisuithei system, :2: .
wherever located, and the • numisrons cares it. has:pet: , :.
formed ih diseases of the skin, cancer, scrofula, grin,•;ii.
• liver complaint, dyspepaialind - other chronic disqases, it •
truly astonishing.--Syento.llte _ .
Tr For •iale Piusburgh,tittheFEMLwirras STORE •.•
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Jaynes' Family Alediaines. . ':
$. S. S. COOK, Piqna, Ohio, writes, March, 18411:. •
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".I have used your Fewnifugs,'.Carmicaztive :Batf(o7f; 2 .
and Expectorant, !many practice, for the last thrtelears,
and have been exceedingly well pleased with the, And
never, as yet, to my recollection; falled.of realizing; my
fullest expectation , , their. curative PropertieS, . Your
other medictnes I cannot speak of from experience; '
judging tram those I have used, I doubt not but
that tAbyr:
cla'hy un arid arc entitled to all the confidence re •„. ;:'
them, those who have 'used. tnens: '1 aqui ovoiatiy•• -
very partial to aim Verralfuge,• until I
. tiecantatelVitaln.. •
ted with. ours, which has my decided preferentOsttpt.c..
ether now in nee.. . • •,* • • ..„.• • -,••
Sessectfully, yaurs t 'ac • S: S.
• For dale 0- Pitts burgh at the Pekin Ten•SWEIO2;.;
Fourth at. • • • '
AVORE 7 TYiST/ItIOI C IV - for Dr- Willard's Family Medi - •
eines.—The undersigned, citizens Of Pittabiugh,hay
ing personally used Dr. Willard's Oriental:Congbi
sore, and experienced itsbeneficial effects, domostcheor.•
recommend it as safe end ellbetna4.in all cases..
Speaking from oxperience. safe_
-believe that it blUS 41 Q 1111. !
perior; and would recommend its nee to all the. afflicted.
CHARLES LEWIS.
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Pittsbrgit;laird-5.th,1845. Hays, laciea
-.Sehoonmater joh'n
A.lones,J.ll.Canel,Jolut P. Scott, F./. Stiowden;...T.
Mohler, Ogden & Snowden. ap2l-1
WITS OF COUU/SING in the night are very•trouble
..10 same. They:break hi upon the hours of repose and.; _
exhaust the stmugth.of.the sufferer. B. .&. Fahnestock • .
& Co.', COUGHBALSAI I has. been eminently success- .:
ful in easing and earing,these unpleasant spells. Its. •
person is too In the night bye spasm of coughing a:.
tea spoonful of the Cough Balsam will soothe.h, give hint
relief, and, as it is palatable, leaves no unpleasant taste.-.
behind. If once used, it will take precedence overslk:
others; as a remedy for coughs, colds, &e.
Prepared and sold by 8,. A. FABNUITOCgIit
eo titer 'lst and Wood streets, and corner ilthineWorel
streets. • . • :•:.••
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ILit.ftLPEPS CSLIBWED VECirra t IIIX P;LIAIO.I9t;
DIJ - sale, wholesale and retail,nt the „ , .
. Ram. Enters 0171C76
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Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny eity:*.i. G. Sinith; Sly;
rainghant; ;eta' McCracken, Pena etreet, Eltth Ward.
feb :It
rot. EUFF'STONIC AND ANTI -DYSPEPTIC DILLS
.1! The general properties of these Pills are Cam:dna; •
tive t Pargauce and lonic.' 1n the Commen-aserders
arising from imprudence in diet, Ae., such as sickness' ',-
and sourness of the stomach, heartburn, headaelies,.&C-t
where a medicine .is required, tbis preParation.is Yery..
applicable, for 'its carminative or. soothing effects
almost immediate relief, when nausettorinetness exist
its:purgative operation upon the stomach and bowels Is..
gentle and effectual; and its: tonic . properties. IctiPart
strenoh to the digestive organs, thereby enabling, these „, '
organs to perform their proper Mnctionawith order. and;
regularity. TIM price has. beenreduced:from SO: 25.:.
cents a box.. . - .
For sale wholesale and retail, by .B. 4.-10lettittiES. •
Tocg_Co. corner Tront atid.W.ooil.o.o.,l44llComd
W oo d streets . Tor Pittibuilth.7 - • •
matl9ilmeod
CONSUMPTION seizes more victims than; any otheo
disease iii.our. country. The young, -the 01d <,tho ,'•
beautiful and gay , are all alike sableet to /CP laY101;La/ .*
ravages, and many a hectic cheek has been stpposedlto.:
bloom with the glow •of health. • But every cam miss- • 1
Dates in a cold and a.coagb—perhaps deemed unworthy',`,
'or euention at first—and only met with remedies when. , .
:too late. Watch the first symptoms with Jealous cam-.
and mako immediate use of the Cough Balsam of.B: don
Falutestock ZoCo.,•which willcenaiMy check itaforther'.i:
progress, and restore theirillamed organs to-a beautiful . .. ,
action.
• For sale by B. A. FABNESTOCK & Co., corner lap
and Wood. Ids.:also, coraer4th sad Wood.:.:: . dealt •
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A. MASON tc CO., No. 60 nines= aranter; nave '
.a.s this day received, per "Past Line, the following
named Goods t ` viz t—Satin stripe, black and blue black
p l ain and printed.Berages, Mr wool de Lobes, c
btoidered Thibet Shawls, black,: white , and . pearl Silk
Hose; spun Silk Hose ; kid silk and lisle %breed Glovis;, •
linen, bobbin, cambric and muslin Edgings; Insertifigs
Mick silk lace Edging's; bonnet Ribbons; embroidered •
muslin Capes, new patterns andrich•gooli a. Lmarla! •
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'Valuable , Property tor .Sstle,erY 41a Acres, •
c§ITUATED of a mile from the. Cemetery and• l iSio- -
site the residence of Pol. Proghan,presendng ,
1f.200 feet, containing a new cottage Unfair:Pith lin .
centre and 4 rooms, 4 bed rooms and gOod cellars, &co—'
A tenant house. born, stables, garden, ke all under •
good fence. This desirable prnpeny is suitable for . gir..
dealing purposes. or country residences, as aitteral prom
taunt and beautiful locations can easilylos ImProtred for
that purpote. 'F!riie,ll2orEati aere. • Termseasy: • -
s. cur . R.SERT,9eIt: Agent; .
. . upoo • • •_
• Smithfield street.,
REAL ESTATE FOR SORIP.-- , For sale, a valuable .
Lot of '2O feet front on• Beaver street, Allegbetty,
1.1.7 feet to a 11 feet alley, baying a' mall frame . gatelike
Dwelling House, with or improvements. Puce EM,
pmebaratt and. Allegheny City and County Scrip'; at'
par. . ...,; „ ,
,S. EIIaTtI,BERT, pealAgetet,' ; •
1 4 20 • • • - . Smit h field
-F - DERciUSSION CAP'3 7 -200 hI &B. Yorcuitpc4‘,.ll.6
• . • 1.00 151:13.D. do • .do
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