lE2==!!M 1 11 . * Dowillris , Cliolerss 1111stuiro1,-,- , OYMPTOMS-;-Cl/OLIZA.—This diseisegenerallynom mences With -watery discharges from, the-bowbbvbf a white,'Oryellaw, or pearl color, with -White, ilaltds on; a. standing short:time: These aelldescribed akerici water evacuations.. VO re w taitlng,is a - nsuaratteridain on' th . ose 0 VOCUIIIiOIII3, blit not au IttratiabY -"The-Yota nstrallyuccompanied with_gteatiteasifibsilind pant 'lathe stomach and bowels. ,'',Tne tongue and breath. • are icy coldi the tongue is somMinieSelcan,bufgeneral ly sligntlymmted ;. the tr,olca iiecomes weak and husky: cramps and spasms of the shits, legs and'body-, sac gen eral and painful syinptorni. The skin is shriveled aim et a pmpleatae ;the pulse becomes weak and frequent, and, In the collapsestageentitely lost atthe„Wrist ; the breath ing' tapered and harried. These syniptotas astt,llybOuc need each other in the ordiestated. -- " ' hVDOWELL'&.OIIODEFLA.I4IIXTURE. ' This mixture is prepared 'from ins prescriptions of the: late Dr. 3.". N. hPoovrell,of Pittsburgh. - In his exten- - - siyeVrsietice, he had used it with.complete success in the' '_epidemic of 1833 and the Pi-cleat: seasba. _Stearriboat men have given it•to many passengers' who have %tea attacked withthe.disease the preSent Zeason,and in eye- - `ry case etlecteda speedy etn•vr7after they had been pro= flounced incurable. ,by physicians on:hoard.' Prepared sold - fop the proprietor. ' Jett ir . - 63 ilarket street:Pitt/On:wet , • Relief for Cramps,— iirrE .111-17-E,ABOOMOIOL lIVIZELSimade .40 m • If .the most approved English patterns, fmnialied and recommended - by . Thottiae BalteWell i Een, and &number of eminent Physicians, being a most convenient appera-_, Ins for the appliention of warm or hot water to the now . .. els, in . case or craning to Cardera, As ovary person. M subject to anaden attacks, no iamily should be without-- atleast witlinnt'one. rot sale. Eiv •-••-- • . . • SCAIFE &.ATKINSCIsT, jet/ . First street:, between, Wood and Market ea. WORK' i t W agolirnanutactory• _ :: 2 • Trap :subscriber having enlarged his Shop, lately de l. stfisyed.by fire, informs his friends and the public generally.that he is note prepared to .mauttfacture Wit- - Vail; Carts, DraysiTimber Wheels, Trucks and-Wheel barrows, rit his shop, oa Fifth street, between, Ocd and Smithfield etwets; where he keeps onband a large stock, or makes order any amount of work, of the nest ma• terialithltfi. by experienced_ worketen, and at prices to - Southern merchants and furnace men are" requested to call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere. ' - mayfitham . . . . 'MEW- HOOKS--Man Primeval, by Harris. Layard'i Nineveh and its Remains. - • • The Clergy of America. • • • - The Czar, his Court and People. • . Women of the Revolution: • • • . - .irchig's Works; new edition. • Life and Coriesponeence of John Foster. Holme s? Poemsr • . - De , Foe's Worki ; 'contilete; 20 vols. -Swift's Worke, coMplete ; 2 vols. -- Fielding and Smollett;*complete. •• • The - ,Progrpss of America ;2 thick vols. : ' For sale by • H. BOSWORTH-In:CO., • 4th street ; near Market— _ - 117 - Clergymen•and strangers are invited to call at the Book Store °CH.: S. .B6sworth & Co., on Fourth street; near Market; where will be-I - pond find editions of many rare"ohd valuable vrerks. • _ _ . • 111041111Litell for Julie. RGCEIVED M. .4.;.3.11NER'5. Graham's Maga zinc for Juno bartain'a Union "Elfigiable, for Juno .4 -Goday , a Lady's Itook, ""' " Mardi, and a Voyage Thither; by Herman Melville. My Undo the-Cnruto, a Novel; by the author of the Bachelor of„MbAny, &c. Memoirs of oPreacher; by' Goorge Lipper& Fernande or the Fallen. Angel ; a new: Novel, by Familyyallinga; it new Novhl,lty the author of the: Hen-pecked Haab and Hammond; • Georgina a Novel, by the "author orMy , Kit Carson„the. prince of Gold Hunter's; by Charles No. / Chambers' Information for' the People; new edition; to be completeitin le numbers. irranitheleld sr. opposite Brown's Hotel. • , • . . eatii are- TT is a aoterious o fact Unauf alt evils, none are held in such abhayrendenl those of Rats, Alice, Roaches and _,lred..Buzis, and to _have them externairtated, is 'the' wish and desire-Cr 'all.. 'A preparation has been diadovered _by which those' who, wish, may - become rid of.thitt evil, whichirfeses more or lessevery house in this eitr. Trask preparation: has , notv been its use in Germany about Seven years; (and in the United - Suites. far the last: five)and by every one who has given it a trial, been, preuommed the best remedy they have ever used tar eX, terminating Rat's; Mice, Red-Bogs,- Roaches, ac..• • The articles composing this tammosition are in them-. salves 'vett innocent; and contain not a particle of poi son; but when combated, creates a gas which .explodes the- stomach, and evhsenuently destroys life in •a- tow heart—us soon as it has affected the stomach, the articles - _beeome neutralized, and-will-affect.nothing •thereafter u*.that there can tierno danger in its use,t . under any cir- IlrainalleCS. This is no humbug.: We vrarmut it to. rid haulms of all the Rats-, Nice; Roaches, ere., that in fests them. Should it not do as we say, the money Will be refunded. -'• •• • -J. S:111. YOUNG C 0..& jed t 'N. W. corner of 4th and Ferry sts., Pittsburg. MR, DUFF'S GENTLEMEN ANDLADIES , • ill)olr4LE/InPING ek, WRITING- ROOMS, ANIL D. has hitihew Class BOOMS. now thoroughly. re-. „al - paired and fitted up: Ladies will find his new S TIF• ,' • tem of Single Entry Book-keeping au agreeable smay, alraable acqairein. Bontlemert going through entireCOTIITCI of training on, Double Entry Book ' keeping, will net , only be qualified to take charge of Booksapon any, syste.m. in use, but they will ,find them - selves master octal those intricate operations connected with partneiship settlements, Of which so many practi cal book-keepers, of acknowledged ability, arc ignorant,. Several of the most extensive firms in the city. have re ' cently ittocured &Sok-keepers from this Institudon w * A -Merchants - and Steamboat proprietors can always learn ot Book-keepers thoroughly qualified for their profeision; ito othefivare ever recommended. _Hours : 10; to 12, 2to ~” aiand 7to 10. • may4 . . . Yot ANY old customers, strangers visiting , the city, and al. others vrishing to provide themselves with a hand ',..soato DRESS COAT, .P.eastrd, VEST, or any other-arti cle in the line, can do so, by leavir r t! their orders with. . fIP~, . Third Wee!, Si. Charles Building. • - 1011 - Ea . ..DLEVS .NEW WORK—The - AdiroabaClc' or . Life- in the' Woods,. by J. T. ffsattley, author' of Avatbington and his Generals, &c. Life and Writings of .De Witt Clinton by W. W. Campbell, author of .B. , order Warfare, &c. Just receive, by e 6 ' JOHNSTON &.ErrocuoNil , JeB - - • . Cor: ad tiiid,,farket ats: TAVERN STAND 'AT iIIiOUSTOWN, FOR RENT.—A comnaodious and well finished Tavern 'Sandern S saydle % i nw i h th e vololadgSe o a f b l S in h g o attached. I t i will d-in be, /eased fora terns of years. Ad di ees jam . SHOUSE, Shousetown. Uoylela.Cltantzea, • AM; of above Goods. 'and 9,8' wide, fancy aud, doable Paslile; for sale by .1711149:21111.. -_ , . g&MPTOIV, $hfLTHh CO • ' - WIRE RAILING. • "SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT. PUBLIC ATTENTION is +solicited to as entire new article of RAILING, made of wrought iron-Isars, and softannealed *rode, or wire, and expressly designed 'enClosing Cottagesi Cemeteries, - Baleonies, - Public Grounds, &c., arpricee varyingfrom s Onentstos3,oo the ntaningloor. Iris wedeln paunch; of various lengths, 2} to 4 feet high; with wrought iron postal} inch square, at intervening distances of ato 10 feet. - If 'desired, the perinea Can be made of any height, in continuous spans of SO to OD feet, with or without posts. - No extra cluirge for posts. : . Tea comparative lightness, great strength and durabtl ity of the WIRE RAILING, the beauty of Its varied or namental designs, together with the extremely low price at width it is sold, are causing it to, supersede- the Can. Iron - Itailitor, wherever their comparative. merit' have been tested. For farther particulars address, . • - - - Agent' tor Tateatees, rox27sam] Diamond alley, near bmithSeld st., P.ttsburg. - lelardwareolevy,' tuldlery, TOM 'WALKER, Importer and Dieter, in :Foreign and v.'Dontmtic .Ifardsoorei- respectfully announces to• his friendi and the Mablic generallyi that he is now rebeit , ing r atit, Spring supply of - Hardware; Cutlery, Siddlery„ her at his stand, No. 85 Wood street, which he will dis pose of-on the most reasonable terms. • ..;fle will continually be receiving fresh supplies, direct from the manufacturers in Europe and this country, which will enable him to compete with any house, East or. West. Be particularly invites the attention of customers to his excellent assortment of pa ttern s d' Spring Cutlery, ?cc., which 'Mot' fashionable and from the most popular manufacturers. tits stock ot. Carpenter's Tools is large, and of excel lent quality. • - - Of general Itardware stock, he has every variety of Western Merchants and dealers, generally, are in vited to' call and examine his stock. marttildim • __ • '," e - Paper Ilariginga. lr direct' from the manufacturers in New' York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a large and well selected assortment of all the hitest and'mosi tor Satin', Glared•and common PAPER IFANGINUS, consisting of -10,, pieces of'Parlor and Fresco ; - • ig,i I '" Hall and Column 20,01,0 ' • " - 13ining , r8tira,thamber and office Paper Wttich I would particularly invite the attention of those having' Houses to Paper, to call and , exatalne, at - the Paper Warehouse of . S. C. HILL, _ ' . 'lFrWSood st. /Pint Shirts -•- _ EDWARD TODD & CO., histitipaexaMtis 'or '.ritit LLIEN FANCT Salaill,.hiya received front their klamory:East a large and desirable'etoek'of.slitax.,. which _ we propose to offer to dealer's at:the lcitvetit'NeW York prices, on satisfactory. terms - k oar stock - eonsists in part of 300 dOz:,-: all tinalitie 'varying in style—wide aun narrow plait, Byron and standing collars,.; manufactured expressly for pay, trade; and intended for, this , market. . Tty....otrering dealers our Goods at low PrideS, AMA allowmg out Shirts to recommend themseliesityle manufactnie, wo,hoPelto be ahle to please allou.r.ens. • Wareroolitheorner of Ftftb and ;thrice t utreets up rilligundersigned haying been appointed Agent at , the j.z. '022.4.W.6.4.E,MUT1TAL SAFErr.IIMITAILICCS COMPANY in ' tne Side - or ao6ft .Vltiney, Jr: - ,litiidneit, l iespentrally 'in forms the pliblie'rind the friends - and - ettstomerjr of the '' Comeduap, that: he to prepared to Take- Marine;. Tallied , ' and rue mks; 'on' liberal terms,'ai their office, - No. - 37 - - _,lVoter street- [tro.9l - ' - P. A. MADEIRA; Agent.: ' AlikbriE and anfid4oote issorunent of ne Wist`s tyle 5, 4. • •narticujorly_ ndapted,to City trade4jost roceivod by l o rt , ..u.A , meroN,nirro..t. co. .FAINtINCi PAPER —A surieTbot anitie-of:P dog " and Book • Pip e r, of various Aizes, constantly. ou and - arol for sale. ' - S. C. SILL ' ' Wood:treat ~'~`~"" _' • - , • m•.'" • -• ; . - Arzdva/ of ,ItteurstiriiiF dc Summer 0 ds FASHIONABLE IIibiIID'QUARTERS,ri o ,';', erszupakr arrutmcsitcmcribOonSEEDlVSEr-atturrinzerC. ~'i'EliitlEBlll[i6ts .: 7DESPECTFULLY inform s his friends and thepublic 11 in general, - That bvhas feceiVedarvery.larwsupply of the choicest SPRING and SIMMER GOODS. ever. Seen iit Pittsburgh, selected by himaelf in the .East. eon , silting cif English, French and Belgian, cloths; Rai metes, Vestings, . - an . egade's.and colors, and of the latest and moat desirable - patterns;• Which will' be made up to order in ,ii. superior style, and' at very moderat e prices. • - • lie has. also on 'brad it 'Very large stock of Ready made Clothing, which he will sell very low_.' .'apti2fly V/TZGEtt , ALD, NEW YORK - CLOTHING STORE, • No, 26 Market, street. IDFAVDIG received dL& r Go (a d r sa-re a c n e a i v 3irueg w reeed k l t yp ay Spr ng - cnna ntnne icingenetal,ibett p rloto o r o a l dyma he .Clothing than has ever heen"olferedbefore in Pittsburgh. -and at prices2s per cent. cheape r than earths' purchased. in any other Clothing establishment in this city. Don't forgetTto mill at N0..26. • marl.4lY ' ' !• E. FITZGERALD- , ~ . _ _ GOLD t - GOLD ! GCL D ! , 11 - 01 1 . E 0 TIII - ParEi In MP 0 RI. Mr J. ROGERS respeetfelly informs his friendeand- Aji....thepublic that,he has opened „his saw. Cumara4 ; Dross, No. ET, Market street, between Front and.Secand f where he will keep constantly on land a large and supe riorassonmentofelothing, suitable fores3flreeatitSeaSOLL Elaving - justiatittnedirom - the East with a.new,and splendid assortment'of Cloths,'Classinaeres and Vestings,. of the mosr:deairable . :ptittems, whitih le ixtsido. up oa theithertest and in the most fashionable style; OA the one price cash system,as low as can be 'bad at any other establishment in Pittsburgh,: .Don't. forget the 131ace,-but call at .the CLOTHING EMPORIULT;No. 27 Market st. Pittsburgh. (EnraLam The su_p miner Stook of • READ.X.M.I.DE CLOTHING AT THE THREE 1110 DOORS, gO ßmiasma, ass :ramie. RIMY I:quail= Eons by the Celebrated Establishment itself. THE UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGE bestowed . upon this enterprise of the proprietor, has e:.abled him to p urch site all his'Goods at Mat . p riots him to sell; Wholesale and Retail, LOWER than any other Herase,East or West. . -.• _ JOHN. /11 , CLORKEY , Manufacturer, of Ready -mad '‘ Clothing, No. Ifil Liberty . street, Pittsburgh, Pa., has just; completed his Stink, and has no* on hand; ready for sale, the largest, mattfasheonaMe and &tried assortment of REA.DY-ELSDE CLOTHING ever offered in thaVidted States; all 'of which have been- , made under hie imme- I dim& twipectioniin L ain City, PRICE S TEAT MUST, pat/JR Pazezarkst&—together with one of the choicest selec-'I tiona of Imported fine Black, Blue, Brown, Olive and Drab - French; 'Belgian and EnglisfinerHS, that has ever been brought to - this city. AIsofancy:VERT INGS. of every description, such as • Cashmeres, Mar seilles, rich Silks fancy Satins, ate., &c. All the new, est styles fancyt.CASSIMERES, or every description; . all of which will barnacle up to order at the shortest no tice, in the latest and most ntshionahle style... The proprietor informs the public that the principle akson which he will do busin_ess, will be upon the hazels of HONESTY and FAIR DEALING ; and in orderto es tablish it confidence in the buyers./ am determined to ad here to My anginal 1710i10, "wia Sala and Small Pro , flu and also make the buyer his "own salatinan, by nmrking the lowest price on each article, in plain figures, so that each customer can select from, an immense and exquisitely" assorted stock,the articles he requires, atthe 4* In price tt Can possibly' be bought tllasiness'shall eontinue to be transacted at my exteen sive establishment, which has long since obtained the character of being/the First Tailoring Rriablishmeni fn Pittsburgh. • Mardi? ..ceVint H. i, sli4).Es. LEEWARD'S CELEBRATED. LEATHER Preserving in.goking. COMPOSITION of Neankfoot Oil and Ivory Black , ,tot nourishing and preserving all kinds of Hoot and nhoeLeather,renderingit soft and pliable, andgrodoe ing the most brilliant jet black, equal topatent/eather, without .communicating stain or spot to clothing. 'LEEWARD& C0.M.N0.P6 Third street, near Woodj calling the attention of gentlemen to th is beautiful Black ing. desire simply to .state* its peculiar composition, and effect's on the Leather. It is composed of neats-foot oil and rein Ivory black, and renders the leather • at once !soft lindpliable, thereby preventing the boots and shoes from cracking. With one-fourth the labor usually em .ployed. in: the rapplieation of the , ordinary blacking, it, produces; he most brilliant Jet black...polish imaginable, equal : in every: respect to patent leather, and never rubs arm she pantaloons Oentlemen are invited to 'eall-at our Stor No. . Third street, near Wood, and have the blacking e, tried o SO n . their, boots, and where'they can see - upwards et 5,000 CERTIFICATES, From the most nghedindivals in the 11:Sune all of whOm recommend it as being, for beauty of polish ' ' , preserving the leather, and facility of appliention, the most beautiful ever offered to the publie. . LEEWARD & CO.. SO Third - street, near Wood. mayUlf g , mt rta vP f oGANit ' CAN T WELL are just opening, at Net. ea Market street and at the new , frout on the NorthL east side of the Diamond, st splendid assortment of Fash ionable Bonnets, Leghorn MO, Breast-pins, Ear and Finger Rings, Black and Fancy Silk CraStris, with an itt, numerable collection of Variety Goods, which can and tvill be Sold at the• cheapest prices. apl9 HOGAN h CANTWELL. Terrible Ilevollatlea—Stara Triumphanal 10100. AN CANTWELL.--(sign of the 0..*,) No. Sit JUL Market street, would respectfully beg leave to call the attention of the public to their new stock of Goods, just leceited and opening front manufacturers and tro.7-' porters, at winch they feet con fi deatthat price and qual ity will give ernirasatisfaction, as our motto is—" Quick Sales and Small Prryla.". Out stock consists, partly, of the following articles viz: Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pins, lute styles; Gitard add VEst Chains; Bracelets, Chaps and . Lockets; Fin, ger and Ear Rings; t'encils and Pens; Slides and Studs; nisei" Buckles,' tar Ladies' Bead Dresses Madalon's Card. Cases, shell, pearl and velvet; Coral B ends; Ala banter Boxes; flue Rosewood and Ebony Shaving CLUES, fumiebedi Slyer Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all khan; 'German Silver Spoons, all kinds; Silk Steel Bead Bags and Ptirses; Cotton Bags and Purses; Bair, Tooth, Nail Fifesloth Brushes; Accordecars, Flutes and line Penknives and Scissors; Globes and Pupae Holders; Shell, Dress_ and Side. Combs, latest sWes; Chida- Vases, Fink Baskets,. Agate and Glass Vases Mugs, , and. Cologne Bottles; Tables Chessman and Bac'kgammon Boards; Silk Tapestry; Brussels and In grain Carpet Bags; WillOw, Market and Side Baskets; ChMrs, Wagons, Cradles, ac., .ac., with a large assort taint of nys and panel', Armies, teo numerous to men. - tsepl9 A.NUPACTURERS OF PINE RICH JEWEI.RII . - . „B.DWARD TODD st. Agents, N. E. corn e r Filth cinitldsirket its., (up stcursa.Puisburai., UTElas,ve on hand; and sic 'daily receiving from the. y y 'manufacturers, a ; argo stock of Cioodsz.wkich we are prepared to oder to Dealers only, at the manufac turers' lowest wholesale prices. Cluster and Real Stone Set Breast-pins; Engraved, Plain Hoop Stone Sct Ear and Rings; Plain Gold, Engraved and Stone Set Studs Slides,' Witch Keys, /cc., An. =Among our Goode can be found some of the most de- . suable and approved styles of Stone 'Sets now "in age, viz :--Opitl, Ruby, Tinton!, Topaz; Anathyst, Garnet, Dealers, purchasiug Pine Jewelry, will find iffor, their. advantage to examine oar stock. , Bard- Brother's ben Premium Gold Pens with and without cases, he offers for sale at the lowest New York prices-. • (aPJ3) - EDWARD TODD as CO. . . Congress Gaiters. . T AMES,: Wanting. something superior, both for look L and comfort, to anything they have ever worn, will picnic:call and examine them. These Boots have no strings . to tie; and none. and' dangle about the 'ankle 1--• they are not onlYzonah handsomer', but display the foot and ankle ro a m uch - better.advantage than any other 'Boot or Shoe made. " You will also - save time and trim ble. Alaunfeetured by S. KEYS, ma l s . - - : ,N0..9 - Pllth street. JicUMIAK abodes, . . (ITHOLESALEFIIBITEREB. AND CONFECTION. Y Eas No. 0 Wo9d.str.ett— ate boxes Oranges; ' 518:1 cans Sardines; • " Lemians; 800 hf. " 180 dozen Lemon Syrup . ; - 150 qr." 1.000 drums Pigs • 400 boxes Herring ; 2001xs atli B / 1 /14: in layers; 2000 CocoaNnts ; 150 f. bxs. 0 ' 0 boxes Idaccaroni; . - cr.i "• " 8 " Vermacilla ; , 75 trails 'mica Almonds; 25 cases ;we'd Pickles, 1.00 boxes shelled4o casks thirrants ; &bides Bordeaux " lon tbs. cut Tissue Paper; 10 " - Malaga " 50 rms. white Kiss:Paper; 3," paper shei'd " 15 cases Prunes ; 3 " hard 10 mats Bates; 40 hags Filberts; 4 cases Liquorice; 3 .• Walnuts ;' 10 lbs. Vanalla Beans; 50 Cream Nuts; 20 bre A Noi HoliCandy; 40 " Pecans; . 20. " wale and yeL R. " 10 Mils, " A. cases Florence Oil; • Just rind for sale by • . JOSHUA RHODES. I • • Paper 'Hasiglngs. NiSRS. JAS. Ii.UWARD'& CO., No. 82 Wood street, In. Would call the attention of the public to their preteatt stock' of Papet•Hangings, which, for variety, beauty'of finish; durability and cheapness, is unsurpass ed by any estardishmenom the •Union. . , Besides a large and fall assortment of Paper of their own manufacture,they are now receiving a direst un portation of. French and English styles of Paper kiting inge,.parchased - by:Alr. Levi Howard; one of the firm, now Europe, eonsisting of— - • Parisian matturaoture,• • -• • • -10,000Pleces. .- London Of their • own manufacture, they have 100,000. pieces Wall Paper, and 12,000 pieces Brain Glazed: Wlndow. Aleuts, Jtunatlloward & Co., have spared neither ex-' Pease nor labor uf ,their endeavors to rival the Eastern" , Wall Piper 'establishments, /mania quality of tam:tient-. taro : and variety of patternyand'they are warranted;in assuring the public that they have succeeded. The whole assortment, foreign and home miutufactare will ,ha; elfeied, ba , terms as Low as those of Looter, manufacturers and Importers.- martin - IMPORTANT TO 110USEKEEPERS,' Steam Boat Owners and. Rotel "Coopers. NORTON'S UNIVERSAL COOKING STOVES are i offered as - the best Cooking Stove in Market, having u 4 tetv , princiPle.aPPiifld for heating the oven, that bread, meats, or any article creating meant or Vapor, Can be baked end retain its flavor the same as when baked id a brick :OVCit or.refleilior• also, in point of removing, in saving - fime and The public are invited to.exanune the Stove. .gor sale only:At Zi0.112 Second Street, sign of the Gilt Stove, whererefereuee may be had to families who have themf,in use." Alio; thirty different patterns. of Cooking Stovesip lain and fancy Grates, Office and Parlor Stoves, &c., &c, . BRADLEY. . - . _ AMOdkisi a o SOSChinia:StorelMestioved; c 4 r is% 4 . ; l _ l) ,Z r i e r e n e e y `f att Y yl n e r th ° l,7,t h A tell s . -moved to_a more coguarailoas house, am 60 Wood stree4, near the St. Charles Hotel., *here he has npenedl and te opFtring 500 paekagesrifDreroeaLßerliniprenehl and Engltsh CHINA and QUEENSWARF. -Please eall and - see them—forta describe Ahem is impossible.-:._hei atonlealubraceseverythingin the bst,siaem useful or'or, ACE—Aprime r se aYe by je4 RHODA tc ALCOR*, 30 OA stj 0440 table Bod c s bZ" 4 " . n 4 rOlt TH lildlifll'ollilLTlONOP IHTSEIGIITTO Alial PROM ' • ,Eirr4l/ aßtar t _SP.B7L4DEL PHU, -.BALTIMORE: YORK,NBV: BOSTON, tb - c." THOMAK BORBIDGE, ?5 T.g.h FFE k O'CONNOR 3 I .NAidelphia- - Pittsburgh. • T ars,Ad.6stablishea tine beingliti4Ln WI - operation; _ . I th pproprietortwe - prepared, with .heir usual eiten .sivd. arrangetfients, to forward merchandize, produce, .&c.4 to and from-the above : ports, on liberal te.rms,:ivith 'the ;regularity, ..dispatch" and- ittfcty, -- pecaliat to their mode - oltransportanon,- so. obvious when transhipment on theivn7lB avoidbd: All coning:anent* hyand for this Line received, charges Paid, and forwarded-In any required'directions, free of chargp fOrdOillllliSBioll, advancing or storage. . No interest, directly, or indirectly:via-steamboats. All contratmications promp:iyattended to, on applies:- tiori to he - following Agents : • - • • • THOMAS BORBMGE, 778 Market street. Philadelphut. TAAFFE . /a - O'CONNOR, •'• • - ' Canal Basin; Pittsburgh '• • O'CONNOR & CO., • ' ;.. ; • 'Northat.,Baltimore.:, 18, 1 9 4°,111111kb„ •. - RilerchnuttPs Tsattapastation L 4 nes _ VIA PENNSYLVANIA:CANA:I, AND.RAIL ROAPSt- TO PRILADELPFD A AND BALTIMORE. 4tnr. Canals and. Rail Roads being now. open and in good order, we aretprepared to forward all kinda ' of unix chandiza and. , produce, to Philadelphia and /3altimnre, with Promptness - A . od despatch, and yin as good term; other Line: ' C. A. ItScANULTY it Co Canal Raga. Penn street, Pittsburgh. qazr . t. 7. A ES 'RAYNOR, Ptriltdelphia, - - ROSE rtionFutz it • Co:: Baltimore :. 'llll4Bll-- 184.9; :- 77: - - 1111114111+111- • Itierehant , 2 Way 'Freight For Blairat ilk, johnitoem, - Hollittnysbargh, and all ; i,ateradiata.plaees. Tau Line'Arilitontinne to carryall Way Goods with their teaual dispatch, and ae lair -rates or freight. Aoratra—C. A. - MeANULTY t Go.,;Pittaburgh. D. D: WAKEFfFtiD, Johnslown: , - JOHN MlLLER,Rollidaysburgh. gonnumcres=:-.lanies Jorton,Smith-1 Sinclair, Dr. F. ST R - Bloore,'lhn Parker, -S. F. Von Bonn- Ito at &Vo.,enhetgar. , eh Lmer o & Co.. Jno. lld'Devin &Bros., PI taburgh; John Ivory, Sumit,Mulhollan &. Ray, John Graff & Co., Blairsville. ; marl 7 (Gazette and Journal only copy.] . - , Great Bargain Corner, . tnoTELD 'Jan VIM MUM MITSBIJRGIR, Pt, ,• i i i . .innJR th e most popular of all BOOT and SHOE ES; tablishments =the-West.. • This Place - hal dainea ' its reputation by. - ita - propriettir keeping. thfs-vArfi b Boeta and Shoes, which are made expressly Aonrder for this market, and be -is not satisfied only by keeping the beat assorted stock of BOOTS - and SHOE S in' the Western country, burhe is enabled and deter mined-to,sell his GOOD S lower than any other house possibly can , he cures not what facilities they boast .ot having for offering- great inducements to the public. It 1 is impossible to set forth all the advantages and facilities -in. an advertisement, that the Great Bargain Corner has over others,. which enables its proprietor to sell Boots and Shoes of the very best qualities and styles at from 10 to 25 - per cent, lower than any other store in the city. The way to test the matter is for all who Intend parches. Wing BOOTS and SHOES, to call at BATES' GREAT BARGAIN CORNER, examine the stock andprices and all will be satisfied that the Ottatßargain Corner, Stitith ;fidd and Flith street:, is the place for the public, one and ail, to g got good Boots and Shoes cheap, for cash. • dec - J. BATES. NEW IGOODS..EARGAINS! BARGAINS! THE BIG GOLDEN- BEE-RIVE AGAIN. New Spring and Summer Dry Goods now opening at rhs „Sign of the BIG 888 Mtrß,- on &corks (Street, ' between Third and Fourth streets. • ' WM. L. RUSSELL, No. 62 Market street, be tween Third and Fourth streets, sign of the Big Golden Bee-Hive.has now commenced receiving a very large and splendid stock of Spring and Summer DRY'GOODS, which he is enabled to oiler to his numerous customers and the public generally, at prices far lw those y former season. These Goods have til l been el ec te dwith- the greatest care, and will bo found to be one of the largest anti most splendid stocks 'of Spring and Simmer Goods ever offered in this city.-- As tempo( these Goods have been purchased of the lin porictsi per the latest arrivals from Europe, the subscri ber is conEdent that he cnn offer to his customers the very newest styles of Ladies Dress Goods, comprising English, French, Swiss, Irish and Scotch Goods, together with a full assortment of American- manufacture, and cheaper than can be found elsewhere. Rich Chameleon SLADIiIksES, ' extremely GOODS. Rich Brocade do. beautiful goods; Rich Grenadincs,plain and figured ; GlaceSilk, rich goods ; - Pooh de Sole,fasitionable and late importations ; Black /amuses : plaid and striped; Brocade Lustres,mew styles; Mohair Charnsleon, figured, very cheap;) Silk Tissue*, all colors ; Balzarines, in great variety ; Paris dotted Lawns, for evening dresses; New style rich Mourning Lavoie; Organdie Lawns, a beautiful article ; Black Gros de Rhine, all widths and qualities; Black Bombazines, of most apProved makes ; Paris printed ,Barege s 7 extreme ly low; Palls printed Lawns. to great variety ; crapes and CrepesLiase, a fail assortment of colors and qualities; Together with a large supply of De tallies and AlPacas some as low as h2} cents er yard. In on ta the above will be found a b p eautdul assortmeadditi nt of Black Brussels bace,for tnmming dresses, mantillasand capes. Also, French worked Capes, Collars and Cuffs, latest Styles. Also, Victoria Lawns aid Spotted Robes very cheap ; Jaconet and Book Muslin ; ; Bonnet Ribbon; Belting Ribbon; Cravats; Scarfs; Artificial?,; Gloves; Mitts, and Hosiery. SHAWLS! SHAWLS! Gremullne Shawls, plain and figured ; Crape d' Chine, do. anew article; Rich changeable Glace Shawls, liigh lustre; Mode Emb'd Thibet do. extremel low ; Mark Embed Thibet do. very cheap; Black Silk do. best quality Black Nett do. low prices; White Canton Crape do. splendid goods; Chameleon Silk . do. , laic importations; Printed Callilltlere do. cheapest iu the city White Emb'd Thibet do. a beautiful article. PARASOLS! PARASOLS!! 'The largest, cheapeat and best assortment in the City. Parasols limn the lowest to the most splendid, rich and costly article, of the newest styles and colors, can always'be found at the Big Ree. Hive, between Third and Fourth stn. No. 02. imar2.3l W ere:. L.-RUSSF:Li.. Dor:neat I o andtaptl• G *oda% Ohe apes t Yet I A LARGE STOCK .OR CALICO, from 3 cents to la ZIA. - -cents per yani; Bleached andonbleached Musli*, from a cents upward ; Bed Tickings and Checks, a full Supply of all qualities and prices; /risb Linens; Table Damask, Russia and Scotch Diapers; Napkins; Table Diapers; Crash and Kentuckyc and Manchester Giughams; Sattinetts; Jean, and Blue Drills; all of which will be sold off at prices that cannot fail to please, and without fear of competition. , 17- Remember the Big Bee Hive, Market street, be tween Third and Fourth streets-No. 62. Wlk. L RUSSELL. Great Western Saddle HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP hIANUFACTORF. HE subscriber takes this method of Informing his -friends and the public. in general, that he has the tamest stock of the following named articles, of his own manufacture, in this city — Saddles - Harness, Trunks and Whips; all of which ha will warrant to be made of the best counma. teßaing d e b t y r tmhnede st o m eeh a hi c s & i m n a n A u l f l a g t he v something lowei:thanhas been heretofore sold in the city, he would invite persons in need of the above named ar ticles, to his Warehouse, No. 244 Liberty street, oppo site Seventh. Also, bands made to order for machinery oct3l G. KERBY. Sittitt y. HE subscribers have enlarged their Steel and File Manufacto on the corner of O'Hara street and Ting ry, alley, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh, by erecting a eon verting furnace, n melting furnace and a tilt herteellOW i - tt serior ualit ha d m me v r.— T nga i ge t d ompen e o g aradtreKthey a q repr y, pa a red ha fu ng WetFiles'of every deacriPtion, that will compare with the best imported article ; and being determined tomato it the interest of all who use Files in any way, to par- Chase from them, they will sell their Piles nt reduced prices, for Cash. They will also re-cut Files, and par chase those which are worn and broken. Public patron agge is respectfullyinvited, poll) I. ANKRIM at CO. • REMOVAL.. TORN FORSYTH, htkomburr Tatum, has removed to J No. 34 Market st., one door from,Second,-East side. Thankful for past tavors, he respectfully solicits a eon linuance of the patronage of his former customers, and likewise of as nutty new ones as are of the right stripe. Orders in the Tailcrring line executed in the most rash. ionable'mannOr; and with . despistah., Also, O Fashionable aseorttnent of READY-MADE lOLOTHING. Cheap for each, of course. Gentlemen's Punishing. Goods, in all their varieties, always on hand--such as Shirts, Bosoms, Collura i Cm , Vats, Stocks, Scarfs, Hosiery, Suspenders, Pocket Edith, +Gloves, Drawers, _ I,linhrellas, dco., dm. [my2Stlm Blgelovtoa Onrrlege ,Iliauntractarp, rnieliteitd' - alley,. between' Wood • and Solitafie/d strew. E.. At BIGELOW .would, respectfully informihttpublic, that at his. Facto fan attimei be. found a large su Family Carriages; Barouches, agiries, and all kinds of.Funcy Carriages , equal frildegatice and _neatness to any found the Haat. — Contracts •fof any number of Carriages, .Buggies and Wagons, will be promptly filled. Alt work or hie own manufacture will be warranted. • • - • " • - auPlultreuns—Col. R. Patterson, R. H. Patterson; E. D. Gariant, Esq., Robert Robb, Es q.,- C. L. Magee and ;Alderman Steel! • - • • • [(eb27:d3tn' : - - ''''-.' ' Wholesale and. Antall, . • i ADDLE; HARNESS ANDTRUNKMANUPACPORY. DOB=II. HARTLEY, begs leave to in- , ' lA, fermi:tie:friends and. the public generally, lima bat he continues to occupy that large nt andco medians Store formerly occupied by Sareuelinr estock & Co. No. 88, corner of Diamond alley and Wood street, where he keeps a large and general assortment of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle Bage,Valises, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti cles to his line. =' '. He also keeps constantly on hand, and is prepared to furnish to order, all kindsof Riveted Rose, manufactured of the bestmatenal; antlin a style of worlfmanship equal so th„osoors, o*ofaatttred .aniele, and at Be per cent.. cheaper. .Counwahreichants an4 - 1 0 iirmers svonklido well to call' and examine his stock befOte:Parnhasing elsewhere, as' be is determined to sell 'first rate articles at very. low prices. • ........ ..... - ... . fp' Don't forget the place, No. 88, coiner ofilWood street and Diareond Mley. . - 028 - - Bulrana dc' Co., . 1)0, ,TIERS„ vtri , MettintlinUlßS OP Muss y . StritaptitililliPorter, Ale, Cider, Root Beer; Mead add . Pop, l'fo.' le' Market -street, and 100 Liberty street, corner of Cecil'. alley, Pittsburgh. rasa*: • _Mfal .MEM Raw Commercial Z.ines; ;• • E. W. Kumata. &' Co., / • l iDtraus,Rotaiu. & l 4 Wail at-,New-York, - :Liverpool; England;. , -, —••-- • , . -11 33rEczatnaxitt orm them - friends, and the vublia, that they have commenced; the Gene i- rat Shipping nod Commission Business, to gether with the . General "'Arun:ger Business, - •grantiugcertilcates passagenom London, Old Coun Liverpool, Dublin, Retrain, or any port of ,the try toPlew York, Boston and Philadelphia, not . Me most reasonable terms. • -., • • Drafts and Bills of Exchange;froni, any amount on the Royal Dank of Ireland; and its branches, and on e days of sailing' of the , Regniar Line of Liveife,6l - Packets as fixed upon. are Ahe Jet; Oth, 11th, IBtk, 21st' and 26th of every month. •••-•• ,• *These Ships are , all of the largast ciass,and are com manded by men of character and experience. The Cabin accommodations BXO all that can be desiied in point of splendor anticonvenienee. 'Thoy:are furnished with every de.scription of stores of the. best kind: . Pane toothy in the day: of Bailiff will be st ri elly adhered to: Packet Shipsßoselus, dons, Sheridan and Garrick; are vessels, of the larges class and those'desirous to bring out their friends, cannot select finer or safer Ships: . Passage can be sheared at, the lowest ;rates.' New Orleans Line of Packe4a,sail weekly. For age or freight, apply as above, or to' JOSEPH SNOWDEN o r decd] Corner4th and EDMUND arlowykav, Smititueld sta., Pittsbutit • INDEMNITY. The Franklin Fire Insuzanee Com p a n y _ or itrILADgr4 , IIILL. ' DIBBCTORS ,Charles W. Bancker, George W. Richards, Thomas Hart, . Mordecai'. Lewin, Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Boric, Samuel Grant, David Sairowne ) , Jacob R. Smith, /fforris Patterson. CHAS. W. BANCKER, CITA.S. G. Bartmart, Secretary- " • ' • Err Continue to make Insurance, perpetbal or liMited, on every description of property in town and country. The Company have reserved -a lame Contingent Fund, which, with their Capital and Premims, safely invested, afford ample protection to the Assured. The Assets of the Company. ott January let, ISt% as publislted-agreeably to an Aet of Assembly, were as fol lows, viz : Rs te Temporary Loans Stocks Cash, !re 1313,318 2 492 71 Sinee:their incorporation , n period *l'l9 ' , cam, they have paid upwards of Chu blilfioa TOTir Httadred 'Thou sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidebee of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities. • • • J. GARDINER COFFIN,Agent, Office N. E. corner Wood ind ad pis Fake Wail Marine insurance. tlTgeePa°lZlreni: - .-X deii.,thro.gi it.Yyortz - A,et,te-uscrber, offers to make permanent and limited Inference On property in this city and its Vicinity, and on shipments by the ennui end rivers. DIRECTORS: Arthur G. Coffin, Preet. • Samuel Brooks, Alex. Henry Samuel W.Jones, Edward Smith, John A. Brown, te, Charles Taylor, .."-_:: ~ ...'' Samuel W. Smith; ' ' Ambrose White, Jacob M. Thomas, John Whim. . John R. Neff, Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood, • : Wm. Welsh, ' Henry D. Sherrard, Peer. This!e the oldest fnatirtinee Company in the United States, having beetkr.hattered in 1794. Its charter is per petual, and from its high standing, long :experience, am ple melee, and avoiding all risks of an extra .haztutions character;it may be considered as offering ample securi ty ta the public. WILLIAM P. JON. At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones ..k. Co., Water and Front me., Pittsburgh - mayfly --- bsc llV ribe m rs having removed fr 0.170 to Nos. HE su 172 and 174 Liberty street, offer fin sale Goods, as follows, instate and now landing, viz: 350 bags prime Rio Cone, " new crop ;" 40 bag s prime Government Jav Sugar ' 150 hlids. prime New Orleans 540 bblare/a4041310i; Molasses; 100 " St. Jarnes Sugar-house Molasses ; 100 br eh. Young Hylton Ted 40 ‘• " _Gunpowder nog Imperial Tee ; new 40 " " , ChnUa.powchonj4 . !KIP. 79 catty hogee Y. FL and Gunpowder Tea; 100 bags white Brazil Sugar i 60 boxes whit Havana Sugar; 40 bags Pepper • 20 Allndesi . ; 100 boxes -Mustard, in 4 and 4 lb. cans ; 100 " Malaga Bench Raisins; 30 . . " " in layers; s o hf , 14 tli 60 qr." . II 14 la 20 casks Zante Currants; 10 bales Sicily Almonds ; 100 boxes Riclanond Tobacco ; • . 50 baskets Bordeaux and Marseilles 011ie Oil; 200 bbls. and 100 hf. bbls. No. 3 large Mackerel; 9 barrels Honey; 1500 Rm. Cheese ; . .. . 2530 galls. Winter and Spring Sperm Oil; 1000 " Bleached North-west Whale OD ; 1000 " Crude . - u . 300,000 Crux& Sons' sup'r PrinCipe Cigars ; 30,000 Havana Se:gars;_ . 20 half pipes Cognac Brandy, of various vintages S puncheons Jamaica Spirits; 3 pipes Holland Gin; V) qr. casks sup. Teneriffe Wine; 10 " Madeira Win!; . 20 I• Lisbon 40 " . Oporto 66 Indian 0 " b. arrels Sweet Malaga Wine; 1 " 15 hhds. Claret; .., 20 qr. casks Hant Sauterne ; 40 eases sup'r Bordeaux Claret ; 30 baskets Champagne Wine i. . 2 doz. sup'r Stomach Bitters apll ;- 200 bble, pure. Rye Whiskey, fram .k.. Ito tiros' 6, cid. lIIMLER •RI CKSON. CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS—Four cases, containing 12000 St. Bt Yara Principe Cigars; 8000 Barra* lmp'd do do • 4008de la Cruz Cuba do do 3250 La Norma Hay. RegaSado • 4000 Primera Hav'a do do 3000 La Luna do do 25250 La Minerva. . do Just received and for aide by JOSHIIA RHODES, apls No. 8 Wood street. FOR SALSA+ Brick House, and Lot of 18 feet fra il on Clay alley by 50 deep towards Wylie street,'ne ar . to Washington street. The Rouse is well arranged a nd in good repair .. Price, simo—voo in band , Bdoo at on. year, 8200 at two years, $2OO in three years, or $6OO i n Scrip Inland. This property is rented at 8125. S. CUTHBERT, Goa Agi n t, Smithfield Street. For Sale. n] VAIALUSLI Pituitary, situated in the City of J.l LI Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, viz :-.-One V. of CO Ceet front on Third street, by.. 180. feet,to an 'alley, and on which there Is a large Two,Siory Balm HOUSE, containingseveral rooms or apartattents, has been mostly occupied as *Tavern these last seven or eight years, and is now nccupied as a Tavern, by Arr. Crane. There is, also alarge Stable on theaattie Lot, - Also, part of a Lot of Ground, adjoinbig the above elts saribed property, somewhere about 2"Tfeet front on Tk id street by 180 feet to - an alley, on which there is. a3' ye Story Bowie, containing 2 rooms on the firs k itch e n s oc ` 'fa on.the second floor; also, a garret and' a 7: fa House was formerly occupied ins the Toil °thee, 411dt:feat occupied as a. Bakery. There is also a Stable on this same Lot of Grouted. Both of the otiose Rowlett fronton "Third' street; near. Market stieet, and: nearly , opposite the Court HOUSe; will sell both. these Lots and -Houses trigether, or each House and Lot separately. Terms :-TOne-balf t. .the Purchase money to be paid at time of Sale, and the ' Other half payable one ear after the sale, with the usual bite reet—the balance m be seoured*bytenti and - mOrtgage, on the same property. , indisputable, 'without any encumbrance. A warranted deed given. Possession given at the Ist of:April after it would. be sold. Folfur thefinformarlon,einguire of the Undersigned, bytetter or otherwise. , SANUEL..IidcOLAIN, Pittsburgh, Apri123,141 - No. 0.1 Wood at. lt KAY hIASA2INS ItEO'D AT Bi.A. Godey'p Ltuly's Magazine, for May.' ' ' National Magazine; tor May. Nationi - Menioirs of •my Youth ; by A. D 6 Lamartine. ,• -, Life and Letters of .thtrohne Fry. • The Waverly Novels, by Sir Walter scott; complete inStre volumes. -, iGott Bowdler's Emily Shaispetuv, from ihe sixth London gatlittes-af a New Systein of Physiognomy; ilius-, tatted; by'S. W. Redfield, At D. Litta~l ' a Living } ,Na 2tB , Our stook now v. omprises the largest .itiid" incise cona- ; plate ineortneentin the Weif. • ' ' rr Smithfield Street; third ' vir/24 Cmay2 rIAB CIDER-24 barrele, for sa , RmY, .; , . - 'r .S '.Tn'k:^'~:aa"iw+^Jtrr,,, ^ Ca.:tar2 ~T+ S ~`~ ._:-.: -- ~. _... -._ __ _ .. -_,-._ ~_ _.'>~ , f ~~ t " µ ".~'~ l m~.:N.-air .~..c._a =''- ~ HARNDIHIN & COOS 1 •:,.. ~.., 4 4 4 . PORI:3ON PASSENGER 'OFFICE. 4 4 4 , . 1113e0XCa EEG s •-• %. i For the Real Owners in this My. 0 - re T FT TUE FRIENDS OF EMIGRANTS hocarefill lo _a_a, have their arrangements made acconaingto the new Protirion Law, and take no mares zee eipt, wi thout having it imerted ; otherwise they will have to pay in Livertiool, ereafter at! S teerage Paseengers coming from Europe: : eng at in America, to come °Mc in either of the Ships of. H.tol ND.EN it Co., <Ma be furnished with the following , p ro cisions,ortheirequivalautn other articles equally goad. Act of Congress; Mayl7, ISIS. - - - - This phut will prevent mcknesson board. heretofore when passengers found themselves in Provisions, many of them, came pit hoard entirely destitute, which often c aused much sickness and death:— " 10 IDs 10 Its Oatnleal 10 turnout, .,. 'lo Rs Beansand Peas, 20 Rai Potatoes, .1 pint Vinegar, , GO gallons Water, •10 Iba Salted Pork, freiefrom Bone; ' Allot good quality, and orte.tenth of the provisions fur , nished, will be delivered to each Passenger every week with a sufficient supply of fuel for cooking. Each ship in thisline will be properly ventilated, and e gnod house over the_passage-vray leading to-Me Pan The CapoOse and cooking-ranges throbs use of Paasengers,,arl ki t ladder - Cover. Every attention will be paid to promote eir health antrcomfort. Remittance:l made as mull, pi ily, and at moderate L Bank of England Notes and `Foreign Exclutbge pie chased at current rates, • ~,, . Debts, Legacies, Pensions, &c., orc.,` - collectid; and copies of Wills procured, with every other business con nected with an European Agent. JOSIIIIA Rom - NsoN, ' , 1 . European Agent, corner of Fifth and Wood eta raY9 Pwit Bnildin Inaram cunpg't*s. ;;pMM, GREAT SALE , OF. GOODS • ---''' ''. -. 1:..:Ail! 'DUE 'ONE -Pttion, 4. , Erog E, •;' i' ' -- .' 00-Ma= nx Sramtr- ":" , :i ,17 - .' ' ..A,,-, MASON CO.inforrn their patrons andthe pill '.- ~ lie they will commence the Mlle of their cp len did tock on.Priday, June Ist; and continue thirty dale, during which time. Um wholt,of theirimmenie astabliah mitt (including their fiTre,*hOIGSIIIC TOblItill: will-be 'thrown • open for retail trade, and .forthe dlifilay'of.one ,oiltite largest end mostikshionableassortmenteof-rancT and' Staple .Ociods in the country, vhich have all been tnal'ktd doton,. N.vithout -regard .to cost. Telly -thousand dollars of their stock; of their latest and richest styles, have been recoutly.purchalied at the large, peremptory ptiblic sales in New York, :at. firtaierti.a.ttaexifices,_anti Will be found on exaMinattory-tialie, neatlyretllOtalf less titan usual prices. They invite attention'tciii portion of their Goods enumerated below,-with their prices an nexed:— . • - - • . , . 2000 yards French Ginghams,' • 12 1 , 4. 3 10250, -20P0 • . Lawns and Malthus? 10 WU'? 250 . .4000 " blotto de Lanett, 1.24 160 . dipaoat,-; • ISt. 31c. .Finellereges; - 18#025e. 37050 e. ' l Yderyheae - Attlicoes, , 121 i. i 20,000 ,•" ial; ' : G. 1210. 25 , 00 0 " T , Brown Mishit; 'air gritdet; 20 Per leas than natal prices-' 100,000 yardiallateled blnalic,till prices;: reaticed:doetthlOto 20 per ct. 100 pieces - Rennet Ribbon, 121. 25a. '• 46000. Wrought Col - Isle, 10 ' -25 e. 'j 8 _ 21 060c.75611,00, 300 Littheit'thitits; i ' lBa. , 25a. _ 100 French Wrought 81X03,00 111M5,00" 144 Lace Capi, - 37 1q006. 7 . 30 /4 0 700 Linen iiandkereldets, ' .• et. ' 3008tanding " 50. 1;00. 130 Chemizefth, ,"• - '25031c. 50075 c. Caselnete as lerm'flno.; 3esms for 15e:- • 11; large stock' of Bonnets, 'reduced. about 37} - • - • ercent New style ress Goode, - • • 50a 8741 - Loo 'White Linen, - • 2565 , 316.. 376050 a. Together with the largest stock Silks, Shawls, sad &RS. Dress Goods to be found in this eity,with as immense Ira-Siety of other Goods—affording ,ta retait purchasers a rare opportunity of obtaining the beat Goods at fronl2s to GO per cent. lest titan ' regular prices:: They iniiitpLaii. early call, as teeny of their choicest goods will soottbe. sold from the attired - B M :3 * •• ' • may3l 6o Marketstreet, between 3d and4th. -• , NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS • DREATEST•RABGAINS OF TAE BEASON, AT INV— No. 85,11orket Street. IjIItE • subscriber ii now receiving, front the ,New rork andPhiladelphiaraorketi;his second su4y of SUM MEE T/ftT GOODS,",purehaSed freak:the erten at a great sacrifice. and is determined to' sell eni- at - the Irreateit 'Bargains ever.offered beforein this VV. A. 14* Of the Goode wi'fbe enumerated beloW,'Ma 44 Ede& Lawns, only 10Centsp former price 18# cts. - FredeA.Cireindy . LaWns, 121 cents ; " "25 eta. 4.4 Scotcfi awns, only •• " •• 1 . eta. French Jaconett Lawns,D.# 'Cents ;•• • " • " 371' French Cabiltihes, onlY'37i cents ;" • " 62} cts. Moue De Laines,onlyl2i cents . ; " ISt ets. French Gingham, only J2cents, • , . 25 cm Prints; MiNintack patterr.s,'64-Cents; fast, colon: *: • ••• New styli English Prinbr,l2/ eta.; former price •18t etc I have also received a - fine assortment of Green Fig ured Mous De Lain, Plain Green Berage, Satin ' Green Berage, new style 'Fancy Figured Beregeto. gether with a large stock , of .Foreign 'and Domestic• Goods, of all descriptions . .•- • •• .• ' • An early call is requested Trom all who wish to secure a Bargain. '' ABSALOM' MORRIEr Wholesale and retail Dealer la Dry Goods, - • No. 65 Market street. NEW GOODS/. NEW GOODS!' GREAT ARRIVAL 'AT EVEREE 59 I North corner of Fourth and.Marhes stieets, P / Pppll /1.41 IS. - THE tuadersigned'respectftillitulonits his customers 11 that he has tusteetnrued from the Eastern Cities, and is now receifing a la_rgettnil beautifutatock of - • SIMMER DRY GOODS,. Containing a choice and elegant, assortment of ail the newest and mostlashicatable styles and fabrics imported . ' this season, and embracing a complete carte*. of every article belorigin.g.lo his line.of business; all of which. will be offered - atfrom 10 to 50 per tent: below early spring prices. - • ' The et:Liston/area the house; and purchasers generally, are rertfully !tinted togieethese Goods an early ex- 81,017,438 41 04,724 83 - 90,001-85 51,523 25 38,804 37 Sq!UP RECEIVED! • Flavingg'madtrarrangements to dispose of several thou sand dollars of Pittsbnigh, Allegheny City and Alleghe ny CcijunyScrin, he will - flora short time resolve bore AT of money AT PARfor any article in his More AT THE LOWEST. CASH PRICES. ID'Call soon and senate a Bargain. PHILIP ROSS, 'Wloiesale and - Retail Dealer ill. Dry BA.H.GAI ISAItGAINS: I I SELLING OFF AT - C 0 ~ TO CLOSE . • At No. SG >li arhet street.. . ige. Trot undersigned naving deteratinedig lb, to decline his present litudnessund chime up on or behore the 181 Jaly next, will from this day sell off for Ciosr and CAILIILLOE, . 01. 7 44 "_, entiremitock TRIMMING AND FANCY tus GOODS, embracing a general assortment of Goods in the above line, - viz;—Fringes, Laces, Edginga and. Insert lugs, of every dcieripuon; French Worked Capes, Col- liars, Cafe and Sleeves; Cotton and Silk Hose, all.colors and qualities; Childrenra do.; Linen Handkerchiefs; Bead • Hags and Purses, Steel - Beads, Clasps and. Steel Trioa ming& Bonnet Ribbons, Mantua do.; Belt do., Cord and Tasseb4olled Silks, Sewing Silk, comes' Spool Cotto Spool Silk, Linen and Cotton Dobbins, Worsted and Cotton ..Bindings and. Cords, Silk and. Linen liteert, black, white and colored Kid Gloves, of the les t quality. Silk, Lisle Thread and Cotton Gloves; Lace Glove* and Mitts; Silk Floss; 'Arum and German PinS; Hair,h;e Leather Belt,. PAIUSOLS,"St!NHADES, AND FANS Every- variety read shade of Parasols, of. this Spring's purchase; Fans, of the most beautiful and ri_eh patterns, all fresh and new; Ladies' Tro.veling Bags • Ladles' Spun Silk and hletitto 'Vests; Halfalo Tuck bombs; Card Case.; Belt Slider, Faney French Hair Brushes, Read ing and Fine Tooth Combs Perfumery, of the finestonal hies Fine Soaps, Pearl, Ivory and Porcelain Buttons; Clothes Bmthes, Ste., Ay. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS A large and ecemplete assortment of Goodsin the above line, consisting in part of Fine S ' Standing and Byron Collars, latest styles; :Silk ,Undershirts and Drawers; Gauze, Cotton and - Merino old. do- , Brown and Whitd Linen Drawers ; White Drilling- do., made in . superior style; 1,11 Italian, Barathea and - Amer. Cravats; new styles of rich silk Cravats, all patterns. , splendid as sorunent ; red and imitation Cravats; Lawn and Gingham do . ; Satin, BombazineMadras and Hair Stocks; Satin and Fancy Ties; Silk and Satin figured and plain Scarfs; Shirt Bosoms and Collars; super-Lisle Thread Under shirts and Drawers; Eng. and German Nalf Bose ; Lisel Half Hose ; Silk do.; a splendid assortmeatof Ebony and other Canes; Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Dressing Gowns, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, black. and colored Kid 'Gloves, Silk and Lisle Thread , do., Shoulder Braces, of the most approvedpatterna; Money Belts, Russia Belts, French Embroidered Smoking Caps, Oiled Silk Bathing Ca" RILZOIIs, Bcushes. Wallets, Sus penders of every desenption,Ate. The entire stock will be sold for bent,=and carriage added. which will bring prices down 60 per centatrwer than the same descriptive of Goads have 'ever been offeredln this city. ' B. F. STERETT, No. 60 Market street, near Third st, N. B.—The Store for rent, and Fixtures for aide, from i tie Ist Atty. mayltf Fine Co. , Spring Sires. MIDWARDTO4O to CO are now receiving from their Li' Family East, a large stock of fine and dtediuni nual. iv !SHIRTS, vvbich, for durability and style of rnattu-' facture, are not.surpassed in this or any_ other market-- The trade will' be supplied' s* lowest NOW York prices. Wareroom, corner Faith'snd.Pdarket streets, UP stuns. sp4 EDWARD TODD dr. CO., Afarniarturer gf Linen and Panty'S7rins, Baum: and Collars Jobben and •Who/ciale Dealers in detakmen's Purnithing Good', . • norra-saar Fostaza sworn arm R jaALICT (trP arittas,) PITTSBURGH ; PA. rrlllE subscribers beg leave to call the attention of 1. merchants and dealers in gentlemen's wearing goods, to ehr large stock of fresh Spnng Goods, now opening; among which are to be found some of the rich est and - most admirable styles'of Spring. Goods ever offer. ed in ills market. • One of our Ann is engaged at. our factory in the East, where we flatter ourselves we are manufacturing some of the hest and most durable styles and qualities of Shirts, now called' forAn any market.— Being very thankful for the kind ravers beitowed.en us during the last year, we hope to have theta continued, as we intend to offer our goods at exceedingly low priaea, and accommodate our customer; with pleasing toms:— We are confident we can offer Shins at as low pricei they can .be found in the Eastern markets, from the fact that our advantages in manufacturing are complete Please give us a call, and. be convinced of the above facts.myl At COI% I GREAT BARGAINS AT HOGAN tc CANTWELL'S. We are selling, previous to receiving oar Sommer Goods, at greatly reduced fiFices, a large and varied as ' sortmentof Fancy and: Variety Goods, Trimmings, Bon nets, Parasols Rats; with a fine. colloOtion - of Gentle men's taraishl4 articles; 'Carpet Sacks; Willow and French Baskets, Mats, &c. 'We respectfully invite the attention of- those in want uf thUse Gftdilirra our house -88. Mark et and Diamond. " ' - Jae 'ROGAN & CANTWELL,. - tspring vashians or -21111thery • : Cardinals, ;so. 1 - UST received Straw, Bonnets, Caps, rich ' Carib:nil tft Silks, .Fashionable. Ribbons, finest French Flowers, Cords; Fnnges, Trimmingsrfte. Straw /imams cleaned and altered to the Spring. fashions by one of the best Straw Milliners' in the city. Silk Bonnets, Cardinals, Dresses,every article in the. Millinery and Dress making business, made up by the best hands, at • marl 4 MRS. DUFFS, 10 St.:Clair street. Jai. iliaturlaii7- , • rrAILOR, Third street, near. Wood, respectfully informs hie Collimate and the public that he taming% receiv od from:the East a well selected, assortment of S PRING GOODS, which he will make to order, in the bestpanner, Cheepthr Cash- • , pal 3 TO H0L1WKEE........0 raoss .3osnertncin—Th e subscriber has received and now on . hand, a. large ass f ortment of Housekeeping Goods, comprising, in part, as ollows: • • • ,••• 54, 84, 1114; 124 Itlhl Cotton Sheetings ; 04; 104; 124•Barnship Sheeting' ; Pillow•cese Linen ,and Mus li n - Ticking ; Marseilles Quilusißlankets,. • Plain-and•embrouleredTalfle Covers Do; _ do. - Plane do.; Windsor Drapery Turkey Ited•Cluntz ; , :Bur Whideor Ho lland, Linen Table Clothe; Dottiest Table Linen, all Widths . ; Napkins, Doilies; Diaper 011'511;0cm', .lhe.; which will be sold at lovrent_pnemb_at , • ROBT:D.-THOMPBONI,- c•u ' i . l l .olllarketit.; 3 doors from LtbertY,,: TIirOGANrar,C4.IIITWEZ, hive jlll.l. received, a.t.blo, 80,2darket street, en unrivalled selection 0:* • Rend Reticules and Parses; - " Ftuut and Combs; ' • ' to • ..Cblna Bets, Accordeons.!ka....— - /woe/Nl' & oArrrurzaz. atd, • - . . •,`• •- 4h5-4,4*0444:04,60454 • "- v.1 .- Ar • - • -., • • : BIIH.NIit 'AND oht&LLENC!E,T 4 FrE WORLD to prove, that intiny one single 'instance, " Dailey's Magical Pain m:to ~Ext ra—that is to say the OHNVIZIE oracle has, since its first introduction by me in Hai. up to this period, ever tailed to cure The worst forms of Beim and Swans! • LIFE SAVED ,'—AWFUL CASE OF SCALD: • Winuissmn, Niagara Co. Y., • February 1848. ):" Ma. Eismacr—Dear Sir:' While my 50n, 28, 15 years old, was at work in the shingle manufactory of L. P. Rose, he had the misfortune to slip and fall into a large vat, used for the purpose of boiling blocks pseparatory to cut ting. The' blocks had just been removed tram.-the vat, containing a larke quantity of boiling water. He fell for ward, scalding both hands and arms, all one side, and one leg badly, and tbo other partially. The scolds were so bad on his acing hnd, leg that most of the flesh came off with' ie garments, and his life was despaired of by both his physicians and friends. Dalley's Pain Extractor was procared as soon as sible (which was in about six hours) and applied, and -which relieved him from all iliain,..provenung thflamina - lion and swelling, amain a few days commenced healing his sores. There appeared a general improvement, so mach :so that in 'three weeks he was removed to his father's house. distant:about one mile and a half. • We continued the use of the above medicine about two months;tind we believe it was. the means, under Provi donee, of saving his life ; and we would cheerfully re commend it in. all 'Limiter cases as a safe and inval aable. remedy. With sentiments of respect, I remain, dear sir, your moat obedient and humble servant. • • • ADLAE .CLARK; •• • . , . SUSANNAH MANN, C. E. CLARK: We, the undersigned, : bejng personally - acquainted With :the cue of kV. Clark's son, believe the above statement' substantially. correct:, . • - M. Dewey, Louisa. correct:..__ J. S. Releiy, Heury,D. Pearce , i Wm. Evans, E. Clark,L. P. Rose, Ira Newman,' • Win. Newman,-Mary J. Rose. CAUTION: - Commoxim!—C ounknfeits •abound!--ThaTuh lie is Caution e d against their deleterious and danlennts drew; and I do hereby distbzetly declare that I will not hold myself responsible for the - effect of any Eztractor, unless procured at my 0 , 7.71.n5:c05, 415 Baoanwar, Nay, Yoga, or from my authorized Agents. ' • ' That distressing and debilitating disease, has never as yet resisted the wonderful properties of the . Genuine Dalley's Elttattor. For particulars . of cures, and general directions,l res.; pee:fully refer to my printed pamphlet. All testimonials therein‘putllsbed are genuine, and for the truth of which I hold myself responsible. HENRY DALLEY, • 415 . Broadway, New York. • JOHN D. AfOßGAN L Pittsburgh, General Depot. HENRY P. SCWARTZ, Agent, Allegheny. BARER,Agent_, Wheeling, Va. JAMES W. JOHNSTON, Agent, Maysville, Ry. - F. MEIMIXWEATHER, Cincinnati, o.,Gen. Depot. '• 0111:- ' 'Sat to Care attr.liorse. h is RIAD : The following is from the Overseer of the Harlem Railroad Stable/iv:- • - NEwYeas. ly_ ,14 1848. I have tried DALLErS AN Ju IMAL GAL v.eiric CURE-ALL, and I now - certify that I have found. it the most careorainary and valuable remedy ever: put • upon a hone,. and would not be without At for. any money. - It cures bard and spelt' lumps, arising from the collar, saddle, Ac., as by magic! Rub on a little of the salve and the collar can't male a sore. It nevercan do harm. • • - JOHN VAN VOREHS, Overseer Harlem Railroad Stables. For sale at MS ikpi4 of the Proprietor DALLEY, - 415 BlOAllritrAlt, corner 'Aspen ard it. N. B.—Mr. Van Vorbi has been engaged for many years in Neat It Moore's Stables ; Columbus, 0., getting up horses for market, • and has now several bandied horses under his charge as Oierseer. • ' JOHN D. MORGAN, Agent, Pittsburgh. jet? HENRY P. SCWA • • RTZ, Ag't, AlleghenY. OBACR V. A.SH. ESAAC R. Drum . Land - and General A'geney Once, AT SHE CAPITAL OD ILLIAnOr,CIST OS SPEZIOPIMLD. • To Non-resident Haden of lesulgt—Holdess Illinois indebtedness, and all persons ous of . purchasing State Lands with Illinois snip or . bonds MILE undersigned would respectfullyinform the Public J. that they have - established in this city—the capital of the State of Dlinois—e LAND and GENERAL AGEN -0 YOPPICE, for the transaction of all business apper taining theretamithin the limits of the State. All 'transactions relative to the purchase and sale of lands, examining lands add reporting their locatior,"ad vantages and value, paying taxes, redeeming land sold for taxea, investigating titles, &c., buying and aelling all descriptions of State indebtedness; this and every other description of business attached to a General Land Agency, on the most extended scale, will be promptly and faithfully intended to. In all regard to location ; we have many advantages over other agencies in the State, being at the Capital, near the centre of the State, and al the vary fountatn-head of all information in relation to matters connected with. lands, taxes, and State Jude n tedness, through the medium of the go remment and executive offices. In addition to this important advantage, the senior partner, Mr. Ash, Clerkpsed, for several years, the position of principal in the State Auditor's office, and having had charge of the hoofs 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 non - residents wishing to pay taxe!, as our acquaintance with the collectors of thef vineolie is such that we can obtain the tat receipts through the mail, and the money paid directly into the State treasu ry, thereby avoiding the risk ofremirung funds by mail. We also beg leave to inform persons wishing to pur chase State lands, that our arrangements are such, that we can, at all times, furnish State bonds, scrip, or indebt edness in ang u tuount, and at leas rates than any other omee to she In conclusion, we take pride in referring to the char atterond standing of the gentlemen whohave been kind enough to permit as to use their names as references, and with s sincere 'desire to please, backed b 7 fidelity; indus try and promptitude in all oar business transactions, to merit the confidence of all who may entrust their holi ness to our hands. • ASH G DLLLER. Springfivid, March 40,1849. . Hon. Daniel Sturgeonllle/RIZ.NCEB:, U. S. Senate. Hon. James Cooper, Cal. Samuel W. knack, Pittsburgh, Pa. J. V0gan,D........d0.i11er , . Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia. • Gen. Adarti Diller, • ' do. Joseph L. Chester, • do. • Messrs. Wadsworth& Sheldon; New i ork City. Messrs. Hill, McLean &Co,• • • •New Orleans. Messrs. A. Gowdt& Co., Lotdinille. • John M. Wymer Zsq., St. Louis. James Calhoun,hop, Cincinnati. His - Ex. Gov: A. C. reneh,• - • •Springfield, 111. • HOO. Thomas H. Campbell, lion. S. U. Treat ' , do. fitps:Bm Olty Scrip: N OTICE TO TIM ROLDII3III OP PITTMHGEE CrrirSeStr.:— .11i In conformity with the 2d Section of the Ordinance of the 181 h of April, INA directing the undersigned negotiate for PITY, SCRIP, the Bonda and Mortgages of individuals held by the City for property sold, amounting. to TWENTY-EIOHT THOUSAND DOLLAB9: O Public notice is hereby given, that the said obligationswill now be disposed of for the Ccoporateissues of. the City of Botha.. Pittsburgh, of the denominauons of One, Two and Three Further Notice Ii hereby given, that City Bonds, bear. lug interest from the 18th day of Aprilt,lB4.9, at this rate of 6 per cent. per annum,-will at any time hereafter be issued to the holder or , holders of City Scrip, in sums of. One Hundred Dollara and upwards, according to the provisions of the above . date. S. R. JOHNSWDI, ap2l . . City Tranantet; House d Sign *Painting.. D. PITFIF.LD wonlirrespectrullylnform the citizens J toofthat he PAINTING, Ri as mitation of-Wood and Stone. All orders left with - J. oßitiliOn, European Agent, will be 'strictly attended to. stp2s:citin 2000 • plain= Inds. B J P . WILLIAMS,No.I2 North Sixth streef,Philadel. f • wa rded tian .litlinetand Mildew Shade Ilae. turn', l the first had highest Medals st the New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibitions, for the superiority of hi , s BLINDS, with confirmed confidenc e in his manufacture) asks the attention of purchasers is assortment of MOO Blinds of narroviand wide slats, with fancy and plain Trimmings, of new,styles and colors.-- Also a large and general assoent- of Tinsuparent Window nm Shades, all of which he will sell at the lowest 0168 PalCliB.+ - Old Blinds . painted and trimmed to look equal to new. Daum supplied on liberal terms. The citizens of Allegheny County are respectfully in vited to call, before purchasing elsewhere= -confident of pleasing all. ID. Open in the evening. To Country /Merch ants. . .' MHODAINSON would remind you thatyou can now . accrue China, Glair, QuettumaTe, d'ev at all'h prices as never were heretofore offered at. Remember, 115 Wood street, 3 doom below sth. (ml7_ liaLfes 1 t B sabactiber 'informs the ir' s e p a T Housekeepers and Retail Grocers particularly /tad tha be Is discontinizing the Queensware buisineu,ihnd , will Bell off'his prism stock at reduced prices. • Those who wish to obtain Mina, Own: care, or Glass, will find this a /are opportunity for getting such articles as they want, much cheaper than the usual rates. Remember the place, CHINA.NALL, No 118 Wood street, near the - Auction store. P.B ' I will dispose of my whole stock to any person 1 wishing to buy it, at a bargain. • tanßitf WU. GMT. . _ . onnet* MEW DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, Burke, Build. 11 infs, Fourths:rut —Hog & ArtIIONT, DagaelTeo- typists rout the Eastern cities, would bail theattention of the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighbozing towns, to their Daguerreotype of citizens . and otheracrtatomain the third story of Barke's building, 4th at'• • , Persona wishing pictures taken may rest'.asiliiitrthat no pains shall be , spared to produce them in the hi ghestperthctionof the art: Ourinstruments are of the most pow offal kind, enabling as to execute pictures udsurpassed for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public are solicited to call and examine., Persons cluing for pictures are neither Tenuirred or ex.' peeled to take them unless perfect satisfaction 'sgiven. N. IL Operators will find this, a good depot for stock and chemicals. • • • . . . mr . hurtractions given in thesirt, containing the an more I secant Improvements. • . _ • Gravel flowing., THE sabsetibers respeotfully*--inform the citliens. of ._Pittsburgh and vicinity, that thwart! now fully pre pared UrElt orders for GRAVEL, _ROOFING, j,, a man tier not tobe suipassed in this city, or elsewhere.. From their experience:in bnsinessohey feel confident than Will render satisfaction to all those who mastigive' them work. The strpetiority fit Gravel Roofs over any, other:kind, patticalarlyin case of fire, is too well known', to require mar argument in its favor. To those who are' 1 unaequainted with our work, we beg leave to refer them --F. tPatterssra on rililes: Thomas__ Liggett, Sr., ,Jobre Pent', Body. ' X. Rette,,Tr., and Others, fey . whom we have done work :Orders thatikfulty - received and promPtly attended -.1-o, - Wewfil be found ori 'Wylie - street,'he tween High' aildTannel. streets: - -•- -", .7- lIIM • CI Prrig_atengraci trateds_y Ott TEAND PATENT LNSTRAW.D.2_CILRO. r_. R Mamas ABD ors= ammossir- - rbta LIAV. • insututient of thei:klinilltdtttakeitatOenil . es; thiscountry or Europefonntedia4paxpoWs if* only'. one ever kitinvrritctotptiib t y7sjuntadf gyMc can be conveyed to fbeltatnitn sy ?the'enr, briun, or 0 any pdtt.of thshodneithdr externally or internally, in a pelnite,gentle stream, without shocksor pain—with PeAdt safety—tuid often with the hatitifistaffeola..l. • ~ 1".• • Tuns import:Litt apparatus Islip's , ttigblysipproved, by than; of the most eminerrt:physicbubsOfiadaMard7- and Europe, to whom the afflicted. and ,otheriwimm amyl concern can be referred. Reference will also be-• mven to many h i ghlyVespeetable citizens, - winf have been cured, by means nt th 4 niostvnlatble 4P'ortnilna,nt some Of 1210. tdOat • IILIZterattnllerfOTUI disorders, which could not beret:nosed by any other knowa means. AniOng vorious others, it has - been proved*bsiulifiliv ••• ably adapted for the cure of the following diseases, : nervous headache and other disordecsokt,he Igo*. 41.4. , with this apparatus al'ortenhat the operator - San convey' the galvanic fluid with ease and safety to the eye; to re- •t• *store sigh; or careantamosast IA theenrtorestore hear ing;;to the tongue at other ingsils, Ch :birellOrelPee and to the various parts of the - body , f or the cure of chronic . 'rheumatism, astbma,neuralgia, or tic. doloureaux,pantl- . Yaisi.er Palsy; gent, chorea or St. "VIM svd weakness from grains, come diseases peculiar to fc,:. males,4tontreetion•of tli shmbsclock-iaXvv , elm, elm c'' , Rights for surroundidgiconnties'or W,esterjr.Pll7L'. privileges, with the instrument, may be purchase°, a me nd' nig° tested for the cure of diseases. - Frill instinetienit Will be given for the. various chemi cals' tO be used for +aliens diseases; and :hilliest Mitnruar'i. for operating for the cure of•these diseases; will alto fully explained to the p urclu aserAndapamphlet =into s expressly for these purposes, carefully pre pared by die patentee: • Emu:lire of •• • • ••• ' • . WILLIAM, Vine street, near 4th st.• Road, Finale& • 1r AMES are eantioned . amunst using Common Pmpk. .1j• red Chalkil'heY are not aware how friabgallyialav T rious it la to the skin ! how coarse, how kongb,owialloor;. yellow, and unhealthy the akin appears Mier using pte-• pared chalk! Besides it is injunous, containing a large quantity of lead f xire have prepared a beautiful Vega. table article, which we call Jones' Spanish Lilly Whlte. It is perfectly • innocent, being purified of all :deleteriorts qualities, and it im_ parts to the skin a natural ; bifida*, '• alabstster,clear; lively white; at the same time tatter . • as a cotineticion the skin, making it soil and sinnotit... - . , Br. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of Massaehtl7: setts, say.: , !After onalykiag lone s' Sp anish I find .11 pouesees the most - beautilbl and natural, and at" the sante time innocent,'.white I 'ever saw. .dertitinit can Conscientiously recommend its use to allwhd elthr:inn =trbeautifying. s " -Pride 25 cents a box: Directions est way to apply Lilly White, is with tuft lealter„ . ....i or woolthefonneris preferable. .4 . ~ vv .• • A max age or Tram run 25. emuaite foul breath, health' . gums,. Yellow and unhealthy meth,: •P!.. after being once 'or twice cleaned' with Jones' Amber' • Tooth Paste; haietho appearance of.the Molt hettinifiti.: . • Noll, and, at the same time. it ,is AO Perfectly, innocent and exquisitely fine, Mat its constant daily. use is Wahl!, advantageous even to those troth that In geed condi .• tion, giving dam em a.beautifat poltsh,. and pre v enting a I '-'i remature decay.' • •Thoie already " decaled , it , prevents! . f romlecomingwonta—ltalzo fastens such imbibe . . lone, and by perseverance it will render the foule=., delicately.whne. mad make the breath •deliclously meet.; Price 25 or 371eents a hox.„ All the above ate sold milt' .. at 82 Chathitia in., - sigh of the, Aniericantrigle,NewlfiirltiLM and by the apprnted Agents whose Milne' appetir ea_ next column, Wmr,rousumnr, and get a rich husband; la pl#Your farms your fortune." la't beautiful, clear, fair?. Is 'it" white i If not, it can be made Maven Monet it he yet- , low, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned and freckled. Thcro.S."•-• ands have been.made thus who have washed-once et twice with Jones' Italian Chemical The effect ;la glorious end magnificent. But be sure yotgo.the gent", Ina Jones'. Soap, at the alga of the Ante i ricaxt X 6 8 11 032 Chatham street. Ring-worm, Stili-iheum Sdurvey,li s rysipelss; Barber's Itch, are often cured by.Jones' Italian Chemical Soap, . .. when every kind rentedt . has failed. Tha t it. ewes. ' pimples, freckles, and clime e akin, all know .. Bold at . • the, American E41e,135 Cba street. Mind,,.. this seldom or never ,•`:•-- • , header; , Jr. Patterson. , • Sold at Acaaot's 89 Libetttst, head or Wood, o of the Big Boot. • • • 'nor= Q ALT RHEUM, SCURVY, OLD BORES, ER,VBIPE-0 • LAS, Barbee, luh , gaps, Sore Beards,'Pimpla-,- , This is ased by many physicians In this city muesli:wale. above,. and we would not consclencionaly sell unknown ; knew at to be all we state.. • •• - , As a Cosmetic, the true JONES/3.80AP. is perhaps the only article ever. known that removed:imparities, and, cleared and beantifted she skin, making it -soft; clear smooth and whiteaa an infants.. Bat mind, it is Ingd WAN' Chatham at., N. Y., and by • - .WliL TACRSHN, - A, • 89 Liberty streat, P/ttel .11:178111,. GOUTi AND' TIC - DOLOREUX:— - .A respectable gentlehian called at oar office,' as. said, to inform Mt that he bad been afflicted for 45 years with Itheumatism or Gout, - and''oceaslonilly •vritit. Tib Dolorenx; that" he bad been frequently confined tells. room for mouths together, ..and'often suffered the most in, tense and exeniciatin,g pain, but thatlitely'helitd been „ tuting . Jaynes Akeratire, from which he Mend the matt nal and anexpected relief: Ha says he found -the meo.; • eine very plealtaiit and effective, and that he nowecac,:, elders himself perfectly cured.-4/IffathilphiaNariliAMtp• J jean- A FACT-WO= Ittreartho.—A. gentientan of Seroftdoui habit, from indiscretion in his younger days, becazitief-; fected with Ulcerations in the Throat and Nose;and a • ". disagreeable eruption of the Skin. , 'lndeed,. his whole ;: ;system bore the:marks. °timing saturated with disease. One band and were so much- affected that he:had! lost the use of the band, every parrbeing covered, with deep, palatal,. and offensive ulcers, arid were ni holtaw. and porous as an honey-comb." It was at this Stage cif - hla • complaint, whendeath appeared inevitable' from some disease, that he comnicriced tlairnse on/iiylkeis'Al; • - terative, and having taken sixteen bottlesiisposcpiifeet. • ly cured. -• The Alterative operates thxough the lirbnlatio% and. purifies the blood and enalicatett diseaaa 'System, - . wherever located, and the , numerous cures It has - pem—• - formed in diseases . of the skin, catidee,•berofabligoirti . liver complaint, dyspepsia Pm', ether .ChlCOrlie diseases, • truly astonishing.--Spoitefffs Time: . • [Orr - For talent Pittsburgh, atthePMEW.TEA. 72 Fourth street • . . _ - .• Jaynes , Faml/y Bledletnes, DRS. CAOK,.Piqua, Ohio, writes, March, 1546: I have used' your Verinfluis, Varnnacuirs Basam, and .Expeaoraiu, Lamy practice, for the . last three yearN and have been exceedingly Welfpletised with them, and • never, as yet, to my . egollecritin,. failed' of renlising_my• ' fattest expectation in their curative' prOperties: Your . other medicines I cannotspook of sfrontorperiencei Judging from those I have used; r doubt not httt that thOY chum, and are entitled to all thestinfldenco reposed in • them,'. by .those who have , used Anent. rwas formerly very eartial to *****Vermlfoffe; becacciettconsin ted with yotirs, which has my decided preireuieiti - other now in use. . • • ' • • Ressectfally, yours, dce. S. S. COOK, M. ILn. • fig' For sal* in - fittohbrgh at tho.Pekin Tss Store, 72 A ORETsffIdO A Fourth st. • r. ••• :c•-• • •felati: .II - oines - Alteunderaigred, 1814n0 of Piftsbbirg y ha h,e:: p ers onally.usedDr.-11 , 511ard'is' p denfal'Cougly M ix tore, and experienced its beneficial effedt.v.,dostaostihrier fully recommend it. as safe and - iffbetnal,in 'coxes. Speaking from experiete e, we be Ifeink that itlies' parlor; and would recommend its ate teen die: iffilictett' *CHARLES LEWIS; . .TENSINB.' " • Platsberkh, March IM, 164. , - .13:i'Efold by_ Bclioonmsker co-atmitip, 4 744 e - A. Jones, J. HrCassol, JoluirE.SioA,X Aiittliogoot4; Molder, Orden &. , Swwdets, •rs • • 11141512 'MT's OE-w ,vmuacti Co 1.',...1e some: They break in upon the hnura of most and • exhaust the strength of the sufferer.... ii. , Fanestock • • Es Co.'s COUGH BALSAM has been eminently success- ful in' easing and. caring thete unpleasant Spells: if a person is retired in the night by O. spasiti' of =whin& .tea spoonful of the Cough Ba/sam wall'seethe it; gpre=, as reliekand, as it is palatable, leaves no unpleasant taste .behind. If once used, it wall take precedence over ill • . others, as a remedy for coughs, colds, Esc. • Prepared and sold by B. A.' , P.AEINESTOCt. ie Co, 'corner Ist and Wood streets, and corner 6th and WeXl. TR itnialartlants.rize Vitorrazost Parnare foe sale, wholesale and retail, at this • • 'UAL Esizaz IIIIQd, Ilis,So; Smithfield st. Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny city: J . Smit h, Bit. mintham; John filicCracken,Fgan street, Fiftit' WWI, • - I - AREOPF'S TONIC ANDANTI-D YSPF,PTIC PA hi' M usre The general properties of these Pills am Cartabsal , Purgative and l'onie. In the :..cosurnOit: disorders arming from imprudenee in diet,. &c., such as blerness and sourness of the stomach, heartburn, headache,, &e., • where a medicine is required, this preparation is very applicable, for its carminative or ItooMing - effects &Ivo I almost immediate relief, when nausea or sick Oe is eting its purgative' operation upon the stomach add howals gentle and effectuali and its tonic Protiettie& impart strength to the digestive organs, thereby enabling thehe organs to perform their proper ftnetiOns with order and regularity. , The price has reduced from pg 10'2d a centsbox.. ' • ' For sale Co., holesale and retail by B. A. FAIRIES. TOCK & Co corner Front and . Wood ,and Slats .and Wood streets, Agents for Pittsburgh. - *, Jai • marl9:3nieoll nNSUAIPT/ON. seizes more victims than any. *Mel O V disease in oar country: The.young; the..014-1M beat - Mild and gay, are all alike subject .to ravages, and many a hectic cheek has been supposed te bloom with. the glow of health: :--But- Overt-ease-crisp. of tes ne o n ld and a cougli-:-perliapii.deemed:nnworthy attat first—and only met with remedica when too late. SValch the first symptoms with jealous care, and mike immediate ate of the Cough Ballard of B. A. Fahnestock h Co,, which will certainly cheek zYs ðer progress, and restore the inflamed organs to a.beatnifal action. • For imle pAterEsTocK. kco z ;einiiiit and Wood ete.; ideo,einueeldi Red Wood. : .• deell • A A. Ago & . ccp.i.bisassestiatrr,'have -JOS:. this day retained , pet "Past.Litiait.the-following .natned Goods , vin :7-Satin. stripe, black and buck plain and printed 13eraffee; alt wool hL de Luines, eat broidered Tbibet Shawls,, black, White - and•joetirt Silk Hose a. sputi Silk/lose j. kid, silk andlisle.tbreddGleeteal linen, bobbin, cambric and muslin Edgings Onsertfrigs black silk lace Edgings; bonnet Eibbons;*embitildered muslin.Capes, new patterns aniftlah goods: :‘ Valuable Property ,for tAaletoi4.34 , Aorelli ITUATEDI of amile Aunt the cemetelYrand • oppo.• site the residence of Col. Crogban,piesentingd tl'ont of 1200 feet, containing new cottage blouse, swim hailin' centre and 4 rooms, 4-bed rooms and goof cellars, A tenant house: Mere stabled,*galdeititte - under good fence.: .This ditellable ilt.mblebbl for*i; den tug purposes. or eoutivrr residences; atiscaerld pnnn, inept awl bewail - ill locations can easily be hnpro ves if or that purpose.' Price, 6200 an acre. Terms easy." • s;,..O7#BEATi.Gen, Agenti - - ap.29 • .• • ; 13.?0#49.1,t - - • REAL ESTATE FOR SCRIP.—.For sale a rottltable • Lot of 20 feet front oir Beavcr, atreo4 - 2, - hig ieriy, - b y 117 feet to a 17 feet alley, having a ,amalt - frnmar Cottage Dwelling House, with other Imp roseements: • PriCersUN, is pluilb!mpi and Allegheny. ctty and County Scrip, at par::.: • - 7•• S. CUTHBEIIT,een • Agents r) stpW. •BmitlffieLi street. • • •• ERCUssLON CA • 8-200 AL Nl' R racu t - 7 -4- v — moh • 100 AL 155' u d mPs Jut ree'd b 7 AIepAIyDLESS .t.CrAMPBELI.,' nayl . . , , ' Wood fitreft • - EMMEME .~~Y«j4rr` ~ t ••• • • "y . i
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