_•=l34t
Ma==
Jistdttie&t .
MiDovrellls 'Clioleers .3)llAttirei. t;
Q . YMPTOMS--Crcormits.i-*-This disease gelpsrally COM ,
menses with'watery discharges from the bowels v of
a white, br yellow, or pearl color, with white Rakes on
standing a short time.. These are well described - as rice
water evacuations:•- Vomiting . is a usual, attendant_on:
these evacuations, but not an intariabie one. The.von,-.
iting is usually accompanied with great uneasiness and
pain in the stomach an d bowels. lae bogus tuadbreath
are icy cold; the tongue is istiniethiles'eleau;b Utgeneral
ty slightly coated ;_ VOlCC becomeSweak and hanky:.
cramps and spasms of Dui arms, legs end body; are gen
eral and painful symptoms. The skin is Shriveled :um et
a purple hue; the pulse oecinnes weak arid (militant, and'
iu the collapse stage entirely los t at the wrist; the breath
ing laeored and hurried. These sYtaptems autuatly sue
ceed each other in the order stated.' • • ' •
in , DOIVELL'S CHOLERA. MIXTURE. ---
This mixture is prepared from ins preserlpuoris of the
late Dr. A. N. 51Dowell, oir Pittsburgh. In his exten-;
sive practice, he had used it with complete success mike
epidemic. of 1833 and the present season. Steamboat
men have.given it to many passengers-who have been
attacked withthe disease the present season, and in eve
ry case eaected a speedy cure—after they had been pro
- nounced incurable by - physicians:on board. .Prepared.
solely by the proprietor. - WM. THOitl!l, Druggist, -
je 13-11 N 0.53 Market street. Pittsburgh,
Relief - for Cramps.
WITE RAVE ABDOMINAL WARMERS, made froth
V y the most approved English patterns, furnished and
recommended brfhomas Basevre.D, It:sq., and a
,number
of eminent Phytucia,us, being a-most convenient - apt:um-,
ma for the application - of wartri'or uotwater to the bow
' els„ In case of cramps* in Cholera. As every person is
subject to sudden attacks, no should be without—
at least without one. For rale by
=a BOAIFE & ATKINSON,
je6 First street' between Wood and Market sts.
lIIIB.NT OUT,
. _
RR-BUILT - AND AT WORK!!!
.
. .
, VVisiton'llleituticitarry:
•
T HE iilbitribei haiing 'enlarged his Shopfliitely de
, . his m
.
Welted by fire,inforint Ms tnends and the public
zenerally that he is now prepared to manufarturf We
. Et n tr e ciss e : r , l i: PirsaMP, o m n b gfth Wh etZ e e l e i a r ge s er SC V ol a t e nd
Smithfield streets ; where be keeps OIL hand alarge stock,
or makes to order coy ito.ount of work, of.the best ma
terials and by expenenced wdrkmen, and , at prices to
suit the times: • •
Southern merchants and futneee men are requested to
Call and examine, be fore V urehasing elsewher e.
mays cm • •
Will. frIcKEE.
'MEW BOOKS—Maurrimovaliby Harris.
lr Layard's Nit:levet and its Remains.
The Clergy.of America. .
, The Czar,.his Court and People. -
Women of the Revolution.
Irving's Works; new. edition."
Life and Corresponeence of John Foster.
Holmes' Poenut: •
Dc Foe's Works, complete ; 20 vole.
Swill's Works, complete; 2 vols..
Fielding and Smollett; complete.
The Progress of America; 2 thick vols.
For sale by H. S BOSWORTH & CO.,
" . 4th .street, near Market.
Err ClergYmen arid strangers are invited to call at the
Book Store of U. S. Bosworth tc Co., on Fourth street,
near. Market, where will be - found - fine editions of many
rare and valuable works ,
• - Blagaatnea for June.
DiECEIVED AT U. A. MINER'S.— Graham's Maga
.Ll sine for June. - • .
Sartain?aUnion Magizine, for June.
Goders Lady's Book,' " "
• Mardi, and a Voyage Thither; by Herman Melville.:
My Uncle the Curate, a Novel; by the .anthor of the
Bachelor of Albsny,&e., &e. .
Memoirs of a Preacher; by George Lippard.
Fernande, -or -the Fallen . Angel; a new Novel, by
Alexandre Dumas. • • .
Family Fallings ; anew Novel, by the author of the
Ben-pecked Husband, &c., ikc.
Georgina .Hammond; a Novel, by the author of My
Poor Cousin, &c., &c. •
Rif Carson, the Prince of Gold Hunters; by Charles
No. 1 Chambers , Information foi the People ; new
edition, to be completed in 16 numbers. •
U. - Smithfield st., opposite Broion's Hotel. [maytt
•Deattk to the Rat..
- TT is a notorious fact that of all evils, none are held in
1. such abhorrence as those of Rats, ?dice, Roaches and
Bed•Bngs, audit) have them exterminated, is the wish
and desire of all. ..& .preparation has been discovered
`;3' by which those who wish, may become rid of this evil,
w.hich Weals more or less every house in this city.
This preparation has now been in use in Germany
about seven years, (and . in the United States for the last
forej and by every ORR who has given it a trial, been
pronounced the best remedy they have ever used for ex
terminating Rata, Mice, Bed-Bugs, Roaches, ac.
The articles composing this. composition are in them
. selves very-innocent, and contain_ not a particle of poi
son; but when combined, creates a gas which explodes
the stomach, and consequently destroys lire in a . few
houre--as soon as it has affected the stomach. the articles
become nentralized, and will. affect nothing thereafter;
an that there can be no nog danger in its use, under any eir
commences. This is no humbug. We will warrant it to
rid houses of all the Rats, Mice, Roaches, &c., that in
. feat* them. Should it not do as we say the money veil!
'be refunded. . • J. S. M. Yth3NG & CO.,
• jes N. W. corner of oth and Ferry stn., Pittsburg.
_ MEL DUFF'S GENTLEMEN AND LADIES'
BOORAILEI4I9ING & WRITING ROOMS,
Noun Sas ox xnx mimosa".
has his new Class Rooms now .thoroughly re
.paired and fitted up. , Ladies will find his new isys
em of Single Entry Book-keeping en agreeable study,
-and a valuable acquirement. Gentlemen going through
his entire course of training on Double Entry 13ook
keeping,- only. be. qualified to take charge. of
.Books upon any swam in. use, but,they will find them
selves master of all those intricate operauons connected
with paumership settlements, of wincli lo many practi
cal book-keepers;of acknowledged ability, are ignorant.
Several of .the most extensive firms in the oily have re
cently procured Book-keepers from this Institution.—
hlerchiints and Steamboat proprietors can always learn
of Book-keepers thoroughly qualified for their profession;
no others are ever recommended. Hours : 10 to 12, 2to
4, and 7 to - 10. mily4
MY- oldcustomers, strangers visiting the city, and
. _
others wishing to provide themselves with a hand
-
so ne, DRESS COAT, PANTS; VEST, or any other arti
cle in,the line, can do so, by. leasing their orders with
JAMES WGUIRE,TaiIor,
Third street, St. Charles -Building.
IICTRADLEY'SNEW WORK—The Adironback, or
Life- In the.. Woods, by J. T. Headley, author of
Washington and his Generals, Ac.
""vs; Life and Writings of De Witt Clinton, by W. W.
Campbell, antherof Border Warfare, &c. Just received
• by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
jeB . Cor. 3d andNatket sts.
fa s -TAVERN STAND AT SHOUSTOWN, FOR
• RENT.—A commodious and,well finished Tavern
tandfin the village of Shoosetown, furnished in
modem style, with good Stabling attached. It will be
leased for a term ofyeats. Addicts
jaunt . . P. SHOUSE, Shousetovrn.
r Hoylava Chintzes.
CASE§of.abore.Gootrb.r,3-4,4-4 and 9-8 wide; fancy
and doable Parble, for wile by
mattli/rn • • - HAMPTON, SMITH CO
WIRE RAILING.
-SECURED BY LETTERS PAT :IT.
-11tUBLIC NITENTION- is solicited to au entire new
article . of:RAILING, - made of wrought iron bars,
.*and soft annealed rods, or wire, and expressly - designed
for'enclosing. Cottages, Cemeteries, Balconies, Public
Grounds, &c., nt prices varying from 50 cents to A 3,00 the
launing foot. It is 'made urpannels of various lengths,
fik to 4 feet high, with wrought iron poste n inch square,
at intervening distances.of 6 told feet. ,If deslredohe
panne' can be made of any height, in continuous spans
of 50 to 60 feet, with or without posts. No extra charge
The coMparative lightness, great strength and duzabil
' ity of the WIRE RAILING, the, beauty' of its varied or
namental disigne; together with the extremely low price
at which it is sold, are causingit to supersede the Cast.
Iron Railing, where Vet their comparative merits have
been tested. For further paulcalars address
MARSHALL A - BROTHERS,
Agents for Patentees,
mr27:3m] Dianto . ndfdliy,'near Smithfield st, Pittsburg.
Atlitiery, Saddlery, el.o.
TORN WALKER, Importer and. Dealer - in Fofeign, and
U Dona tit, jirardibare, respectfully announces to his
friends and the publielenerally, that he is now reeeiv.
Mg his Spring istlpply of Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery,
&c., at his stand,'No. 85Wood street, which he will dis
pose of on the most reasonable terms.
He will continually .be receiving freiliSupplieit, direct
from the manufacturers in Europe and this coantry,
which will enable him to compete with any bowie, East
or West.
Het particularly invites the attention of customers to
his excellent assortment of Table and Spring Cutlery,
&c., which is of fashionable patterns and from the most
popular manufacturers,
the stock opt Carpenter's Tools is large, and of excel
dent quality: •
Of general Hardware stock, he has every variety of
Western Merchants and dealers, generally, are in
vited to call and examine his stock. mar29:Gm
Paper Flanging..
T AM now receiving, direct from the manufacturers in
A. New York, philadelphia end Baltimore, a largo and
well selected atiortment_of all the latest and moat im
proved styles, of _Satin, Glazed 'and common PAPER
LlANGlNG9,consisung of
10,000 pieces of Parlor and 'Fresco ;
11:1,000 u • Hail and Column;
20,000 n a •;. Dining-room, chamber and office Paper
Which! wonlikparticularip invite the attention of those ,
having aciatie to Paper ' to ca ll , and alumina ' at the
Paper Warehouse,of S. C. HILL,"
87 Wood at.
- -B ne Shlrte' •
VDWATI.D TODD tr. - CO., ~M.efus: A citritsiii.
11 MIMS am FeNcir Bums; have received from their
Factory East a large and desirable stock of SHIRTS,
which we propose to offer to dealers at the lowest New
York prices, on satisfactory terms
Our stock , eoasists in part of 300 doz. - :all
varying in style—wide ann narrow plait, Byron and
standing collar*, manufactured expreasty'for City, trade,
and intended for thia)mirket. - • • - • •
By offering' dealers our Gods at low
es prices, and'
allowing otu Shirts to recomme o nd themselv m-style of
manufacture, we. hope tope able to please all our cus-
137" Wareidorrucorner or Fifih andlitarket streets,up
stairs. . . ~ • • . ~Tmrvrts• :
THE iinderslgned-having,peenappoinied Agent of the
DirAW ARS I46 =I4.I;SOVITUSISHANC:t CoMPANIt,
.
the place of John Viiitiey,..7i . .,'resigned, respectfully In
foram:the public and the friends and customers of the
Coninanp, that he la.prepared. to - lake Plarine,Joland
and Fite .risks, on liberal terms,: at their office, N0:37
Water street.' MADEIRA. Agrut
ALA.IIGE and iiandSoue assortment or ne , Wetit4Ylest
particularly adapted to City trade, just received by
rand: 9 am RAMPTON, SISIPPIrit CO.— SISQTING ;
pp PAPER---A.snperiot - article of Printing
as il lkwk - floo r , of various sues,. constluitly ; :trin
mut tindpr , sttig, , ; S. C. TULL,
$p 4 17 Wing stmt.
a-.....+: - ...:: t rt_,. - -w. - +t++=zos. .o~r~-w.-a ~ - ..k.~ ~. xir..... .. az wtss : thetga; l<~
Aarrival,isk,
•FABaIOIIIABLti quAiwrim.
ao.2Braassiti errant', NECONI; DOOR BEL°WitEcaMD. 6 1141M-*
...C.,WERtlfEntaGr..
ESPELLY inforais his friends .and ihe
.LILi in genetal„that he has received a4ery,large supply
of the eioicest SPRING and BUbIATER.GOODS.ever'
seen in Pittsburgh, selected liY,himself in the. Bast. con-,
sisting of English, Fiend' and Beilliati Cloths, Cassi
meres, Vesungs,.Ctshutaretts, &c., of - all slitioeli god
c olors, and o f - the - latest Intl most. deiirable - petterns,
which will be made up-to , order ain superior style, and
at very'moderate prices.
He has also on hand a very large-, stonk of Reidy
made Clothing, 'high he wiltliellVerY 51'234
8.-FITZURFLADDc
NEW .YORK CIA/TRING 'STORE,
' • • '.lffoi 26 Market ' •
HAVlNG.reeeiVidland recaiving . weeklyjmy Spring
and Scantier 'Goods; I amprepared' to offer to the
eit.zene and tniblie in *literal, a better lot of reitdy Made
r.liothing than bas ever been offeredbefore'lAPittsburgh.
and at prices 25 per cent. cheaper than can be purchased
In any. other Clothing establishment in this city.
Don't forget to call at N 0.26.
- marld—ly- - E. FITZGERALD.
HOPE-CLOTHING EnueonA u at,
la J. ROGERS respectfully
. irifonriChie Mende and
•ja . the public that he his: opened hierisWOLoratto
&Ms, No. 27; - Market street. between Pront andleCoad,'
• where he Will keep constantly on hand a iargearid sape
rior minor= eat ofclothing, suitable forth° present season.
Having just returned front the East with a new and
splendid assortment of Cloths,Cassimeres and Vatting!,
of the most desirable patterns, which will be made up
01i the shortest no.ice' and in the most fashionable style,
on the one price cash system . , as low as can be had at
any other establishment in: Pittsburgh. ,
Don't forget, the
_place but call at the CLOTHING
EMPORIUM, No, 27 Market la., Pittsburgh. [ndr3l:3m
The Spring , and . Summer Stook of •
READY—MADE CLOTHING AT THE
THREE. BIG DOORS ,
FOR - mis PHESILIT SEASON, 'HAS NEVER BEEN EQllALiliir •
Been by the Celebrated Establishment itself
THE UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGE bestowed
;.upon the enterprise of the' proprietor, has enabled
him to purchase all his Goods at such prices as will allow
him- . to sell, ViTholemile- and Retail, LOWER than any
other House,East oe - West: •
• • JOHN MCLOSKEY, Manufacturer of Ready-mad
Clothing; NO. 161 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa., has-just
completed his Stock, and has now on hand; ready for
Rale, the largest, mostfaahronable and eariedassoronern of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, i
ever offered .
the 11nited
States; all of which have been made under his mme
diate inspection, in ittisCity,AT MC= THAT Meer OBIAIS
erairraassex-i-togethUr with one of the choicest selec
tious of Imported fine Black,- Blue Brown, Olive and
Drab French, Belgian and English , CLOTHS, that has
ever been brought to this city. Also, fine fancy VEST
INGS of every description, such as Cashmeres, Mar
seilles; rich Silks; - fancy - Satins, &c., &c. All the-new
est Styles fancy CASSIMERES, of every description;
all of which will be made up to order at the shortest no
tic 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 basis
of HONESTY and - PAIR DEALING; and in order toes
tablisb a confidence the buyers lam determined to ad
here to my originalmotto,. Qtriek Sales and Small Pro
fits in and also make the buyer his own salesman, by
marking the lowest price on each article, in plain figures,
so that each' customer can select from an immense and
exquisitely assorted stock,the articles be require that the
loci .Ist price It can possibly be bought for. •
Business shall continua to be transacted at my extcen
site establishment, which has long since obtained tile
character of being the First Tailoring Establishment in
Pittsburgh. ramSB
1r OUR BOOTS . A.ND SHOES.
LEEWARD'S CELEBRATED LEATHER
Pee:erring Blacking.
I COMPOSITION of N eats-foot Oil and Ivory Black
A
for nourishing and preserving all kinds of Boot an d
Shoe Leather rendering it soft and pliable, and producing
the most brill iant jet black, equal topetteru leather, without
communicating stain or spot to clothing.
LEEWARD A CA?..1.-(Ne. 613 Third Street, near Wood,) in
calling the attention of gentlemen to this beantiful Blaelr
ing. desire simply to state its peculiar composition and
effects on the Leather. It is composed of neats-foot oil
and-pure ivory black, and renders the leather at once
soft and p li able, thereby preventing the boots and shoes
from crapking. With one-fourth the labor usually em
ployed in the application of the ordinary blacking, it
produces the most brilliant jet black polish imaginable,
equal in every respect to patent leather, and never rubs
on thipantalmms.
Gentlemen are invited to call at our Store, No. 86
Third street, near Wood, and have thelilacking tried on
their boats, and where they can see upwards of
, 5,000 CERTIFICATES,
From the most distinguished individuals in the U. State,
all of whom recommend it as being, for beauty of polish,
preserving the leather, and facility of application, the
1 moat beautiful ever offered to the public.
LEEWARD & CO.,
E 6 Third street. near Wood.
-. " Scrip Right Side 140 ,
e tir ..
OGAN & OANTWE.LL am jest opening, at No. SG
Market street and at the new front on the North
t side of the Diarnond, a splendid assortment of Fash
ionable Bonnets, Leghorn Hats . Breast-pins, Ear and
Finger Rings, Black and Fancy Silk Cruvros, with an in
numerable-collection of Variety Goods, which can and
will be sold at the cheapest privets. ' • '• -
apt° ' ' HOGAN &. CANTWELL. .
Terrible Kew°bation—Stars Triumphant*
HOGAN t CANTWELL, (sign of the %I , ) No. Sc
Market street, would respectfully beg leave to call
the attention of the public to their new stock at Goods,
just eeeived arid opening from manufacturers and im
porters, of which they feel confident that price and qual
ity will give.entire - satisfaction, as our monois—" Quick
Sales and Snrait profits." , -
Our stock consists , partly, of the following attieles,vizt
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pins, late styles; Guard
and Vest Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets; Fin
ger and Ear Sings; Pencils and Pens; Slides and Studs;
Steel Buckles, - for Ladies' Head Dresses • Mtulalon's
Card Cases, shell, pearl and velvet ; Coral Dresses;
; Alas
baster Beres; fine Rosewood and Ebony Shaving CUE'S . ,
furnished ,• Siver Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all kinds;
German Silver Spoons, all kinds; Silk Steel Bead Bags
and Purses; Cotton Bags and Purses; Hair, Tooth,Nail
and 'Cloth Brushes;Violins, Aecortleous, Flutes and
Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors • /Globes and Paper
Holders, Shell, Dress and Side Cinbs, latest styles;
Chide Vases. Fruit Baskets , Agate and Glass Yeses,
Mugs, and Cologne Bottles; Tables, Chessman and
Backgammon Boards ; Silk Tapestry; Brussels and In
grain Carpet Bags; Willow, Market and Side Baskets ;
Chairs, Wagons, Cradles, &c ., . &c., with a large assort
ment of Toys and Fancy Armlet, teo numerous to men
tion. [septg
Ohara - ink a Stanley,
ISIANUFACTUREIZIS OF FINE
_RICH JEWELRY
IGDW ARO TODD & Co., Agents,
N. E.
NY corner Fifth and Market its., (up stairs ;) Pittsburgh. E have on hand, 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 prices. —Cluster and Real
Stone Set Breast-pint Engraved, Plain Hoop Stone Set
Ear and Finger Rings; Plain Gold, Engraved and Stone
Set Studs; Slides, Watch Keys, /cc., &c.
Among our - Goods can be found some of tho most de
'amble and approved styles of Stone Sets now in uso,
viz:—Opal, Ruby, Taal:a, Topaz; - Anathyst, Garnet,
Brilliants, &c., &c;
Dealers, purchasing Finelesvelry, will find it for their
advantage to examine our stock.
Bard ¢ Brother's best Premium Gold Pens with and
without cases, he offers for sale at the lowest New York
prices. (apl3) . EDWARD TODD & CO.
Congress Ostlers. • -
J4ADZES, wanting something superior, both for look
and comfort, to anything they have over worn, will
please call and examine them. These Boots have no
'string* to- tle and untie,and dangle about the ankle
they arenot only much handsomer, but display_the foot
and ankle to a much better advantage than any other
Boot or Shoe made. You will also save time and trou
ble. Manufactured by S. KEYS.
mart:B No. 8 Flith street,
, . _ Joshua B.hottes,
'WHOLESALE FRUITERER AND CONFECTION
'I' ER, No. 0 Wood street—
sou bozos Oranges; : 500 cans Sardines;
225 " - Lernoes; - 800 hf. " "
Mt dozen Lemon syrup; . 150 qr." "
1000 drams Figs; 400 boxes Herring;
200 has Raisins, in layers ;2000 Cocoa Nuts;
.150 hi. bxs. " 8 boxes Itlaccaroni;
100 qr. " " 8 " Vermacilla ;
75 trails Iraicu Almonds ; 25 cases tuis'd Pickles ,
1.00 baxes shelled " 40 casks currants;
8 bales Bordeaux " 100 Rm. cut Tissue.P aper;
10 1" Malaga , + gn mac white Kiss paper;
3 ," -paper shel'd " ..,, .15 cases Prunes;
3 i" hard " " - 10 mats Dates;
40 bags Filberts; 4 cases Liquorice;
30 " Walnuts; - 10 lbs. Vanella - Beans;
60 Cream Nuts; 20 has A Not Holt Candy;
40 Pecans; 20 " wit's and yet. R. "
10 bkla. " 8 cases Florence Oil;
Just received and for sale by
martN.) - • . JOSHUA RHODES.
Pallor Hangin gs.
EESH.S. JAS.' liOWAREitc CO., No. 82 Wood street,
in:. Would . call itiO,.atientiori of the public to their
preirird, bock of Paper :Hangings, which, for variety,
beauty of finish, ff arability and cheapness,
ed by iiny'estaultshmeritin the Union.
Besides a large and full assortinent of Paper of their
own manufacture, they are army receiving a. direct im
portation of French and Enfriisk styles of Faker Hang
ings, purchased by Mr. Levi Howard, one of the firm,
now in Europe, consisting of
- Parisitut manufacture, 10,000 pieces.
Londop do. 5,000, do.
Of their, own manufacture, they have 100,000 'pie ces Walt l'aper, and .1.2 .2 000 pieces &lin Glazed Window
- , -Mesars. James Howard & Co., have spared neither ex
pense Ilior labor in their endeavors to rival the Eastern
Wall Papeeestablishments,:both in quality of manufac
ture aitd -variety ofpattern, and they are' warranted in
litigating the public that they have succeeded. -
Theiwhole assortment, foreigp and - home manufacture
Will lie offered on terms as LOW as those of Easter,
manufacturers and importers. ..,,„ mar27n
Wpm:me:NT TO HOUSEKEKPERS;.
Steam Boat' Owner's and Hotel Keepers.
"kr ORTON'S UNIVERSAL COOKING STOVES nee
oiffered Us the best Cooking Stove in Market, having
a neio4 principle applied for heating the oven, that bread,
matte, orany article creating steam or vapor, can be
, baked and 'retain its flavor the same as - when baked in a
brick loven or reflector ; also, in point of removing,. in
envint a timd and Mel. The public are invited to examine
'Fon sale only at No.llla Second street, sign of the Gilt
wherereference may be had . to families who have
them one.: Also,' -thirty different, patterns of Cooking
sforti, plain and fancy Grates, Officnand Parlor Stoves,
&v 4, v-: . tapca3m) . A. 14:C,BRADLErY-
•
calkinsours D tinK Store ROlrsoaual...
4 • ,-. 1 . 134c enbsefibersespentdd)y tnforma theliadiee
of Pittsburgh, Alleghe4Y,fuld VOnity,fitat ho hats
movedto,anioreeoodnotttocio hoose, , P(O.AdWPOII,
stractinear the-St. Charles Hotal, , Filere -he has opene d
and ii opening d(X) packages' rf - Dretder±,j3arlitii French
'and V.oglishClollNa. and QUEENSWAM Please call
and see them—for to describe them SairoOssible. The
stock' einbraces everything in the bueinese t nsetal or or
-tuusterdid. Lapl6l * -3t-HODKINSON. •
_ _
iur &CE--4prilne article oa hand and for sale by
JUS 7e4 RHODES & ALCORN, 30 Fifth atj
Okiabo:
IM2=MMatEatil
~. yx ,~, ~ ~
..
11611
olittt*uirt •
P
irg4 i g;'•
•
FOR TOE TR&KBPOIMA OX - Or rIIBICOrt TO'AND rBOX
P.TTTSBURGII, . PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
NEM — TORRi - BOSTON,
.THOMAS BORBIDGE„ ? TAA FFE & O'CONNOR,
Pcilactel.Ohici: j Pittsburgh,
ITIAI3 old established Line being - now in full operation,
I. the proprietori are prepared, with their nsnal even
- sive tirrangernents forward. itterchandize, produce,
&c., to and front the abovo . ports, on liberal terms, with
the regulatity,:dlitp*h7tund .rmicty, Peculiar to their
mode of transportation, an, obvious when transhipment
on the way is avoided.. •, - •
All consignments by . .and for this Line received, charges
paid, and, forwarded in any required directions, free of
charge for commission, advancing or storage.
No-Interest, directly, or indirectly, in steamboats.
All communications promptly attended to, on applica
tion to he following Agents:
THOMAS' BORRIDO E t
278 Market street... Philadelphia.
TAAFFE & 'O'CONNOR,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
• ' O'CONNOR &
• • t,• •• . . •••• North . o.,llaltitiore: • -
ailaMl 8 4 9 . MANI
Merchant's TransportationlAine,
VIA PENNSYLVANIA CANAL AND RAIL ROADS,
TO PHILADELPHIA AND /ULU:WORE
Tire Canals and Rail Roads being how open ' and In
good order, we are prepared to forward all kinds of mar
chandire and • produce to Philadelphia and Baltimore,
with promptness and despatch, and on as good terms as
any other Line. C. A. McANULTY & Co.,
Canal Basin, Penn street, Pittsburgh.
Aoasta—CBARLES RAYNOR, Philadelphia,
, ROSE MORRILL & Co., Baltimore. Inirl>
49. iltaati -
Merchant's Way Freight , Line;
PoT Blairsville, Johnstown, Hollidaysburgh, and all
intermsdiate places. ,
TatiLine will continue to carry all. Way Goods with
theitutual dispatch, nodal fair rates of freight.
Anianr—C. A. McANULTY & Co., Pittsburgh.
D. B. WAIMFIFLD, Johnstown.
jOI4N MILLER, ilollldayaburgh.
- Rsittrutricss—James Jordon, Smith tr. Sinclair, Dr. F.
Shoenberger, R, Moore, John Parker, S. P. Von Bonn
horst & Co., Wm. Lehmer & Co. Jno.lll , Devitt & Bros.,
Pittsburgh; John Ivory, Sumit, hlulhollan & Ray, John
Graff & lairsville. marl 7
Co., AGazette and Journal wily copy.)
Great Bargain Corzier,
,
SXITHSTICLD AND FIRTH STILISETB, PITTSBURGH, PL.
jI. the most popular of all BOOT and SHOE , Es;
tablialunentlan the West. This place hys gained
Its reputed° by its proprietor keeping the - very
best Boots n il Shoes, which are
.made expressly
to order for. this market, and he. is not satisfiedtr b
keeping the best assorted stock of BOOTS and HO
in the Western country but he is enabled and ter
mined to sell his GOODS lower than any other house
possibly can, he cares not what facilities they boast of
having for offering great inducements to the public. It
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.
.Tite way to test tae matter is for allmrlio intend parches,
.In BOOTS and SHOES, to call at BATES' GREAT
BARGAIN CORNER, examine the stock and prices, and
all will be satisfied that the areal Bargain Corner, Smith
field and Pjfik street!, is the place for the public, one and
all, to get good Boots and Shoes cheap, for cash.
dec9 .1, BATES.
NEW GOODS...BARGAINS! BARGAINS:
THE BIG GOLDEN BEE-HIVE AGAIN.
New Spring and Summer Dr Goods now opening as the
Sign of the BIG 888 HIVE, on, Marko lain;
dolmen Third and Fourth arrow.
.• „ WA!. 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, whichhe is enabled to offer to his
numerous customers and the public generally, at prices
far below those of any 'former season. These Goods
have all been selected with the greatest eare,and will be
found to be one of the largest and most splendid stooks
of Spring and Sommer Goods ever offered in this city.
As many of these Goods have been purchased of the Im
porters, per the latest arrivals front Europe, the subscri
ber is confident that he can offer to his customers the
very newest styles of Ladies Dress floods, comprising
English, French, Swiss, Irish and Scotch Goods, together
with a fall assortment of American manufacture, and
cheaper than can be found elsewhere.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Rich Chameleon Silks, extremely I ow ;
Rich Brocade do. beautiful goods;
Rich Grenadines, plain and figured ;
Glace.' Silk, rich goods ;
?milt de Sale, fashionable and late importations ;
•
Black Armures, plaid and striped;
Brocade Lustres,mew styles;
Mohair Chameleon, figured, (very cheap;)
Silk Tissues, all colors
Balzarines, in great variety ;
Paris dotted Lawna, for evening dresses;
New style rich Mourning Lawns;
Organdie-Lawns, a beautiful article ;
Black Gros de Rhine, all widths and clunlities ;
Black Bombazines, of most approvedmakes ;
Paris printed Bareges : extremely low;
Paris printed Lawns : in great variety;
3rapes and Crepes Lisse, a fall assortment of colors and
qualities;
Together with a large supply of De Laines and Alpacas
some as low. an
.121. cents per yard. In addition to the
above will be found a beautiful assortment of Black
Brussels Lace,for trimming dresses. mantillas and capes.
Also, French worked Capes, Collars and Cuffs, latest
styles. Also. Vittoria Lawns aid Sported Robes, very
theap; Swiss ; Jaconet and Book Muslims ; Ronne t
Ribbon; Belting Ribbon; Cravats; Scarfs; Artificials;
Gloves; Mitts, and llosiery.
SHAWLS! snAw - Ls!!
Grenadine Shawls, plain and figured ;
Crape d' Chine, do. a new article ;
Rich changeable Glace shawls, high lustre
Mode Emb'd Thibet do. extremely low;
Black Emb'd Thiblet do. very cheap;
Black Silk do. best quality
Black Net do, low prices;
White Canton•Crt do. splendid goods;
Chameleon Silk do. late importations;
Printed Cashmere, do. cheapest In the city;
White Emb'd Thibet do. a beautiful article.
PARrOLS ! PARASOLS: !
The largest, che pest and best assortment lit the City.
Parasols from thelowest to the most splendid, rich and
costly article, of the newest styles sad colors, can
always be found at the Bigßee-Hive, between Third and
Fourth its., No. St [martlS) WM. L. RUSSELL.
Domestic and Staple Goods, Cheapest Yet
ALARGE STOCK OF - CALICO, from 3 cents to 10
cents per yard; Bleached and unbleached Mastitis,
from 3 cents upward ; Bed Tickings and Checks, a fall
supply of all qualities and prices; Iri4h Linens; Table
Damask, Russia and Scotch Diapers; Napkins; Table
Diapers; Crash and Dowlas ; Scotch arid Manchester
Ginghams; Sattinetts; Kentucky Jean, and Blue Drills;
all of which will be sold 06 at prices that cannot fail to
please, and without fear of competition.
ET* Remember the Blg Bee Hive, Market street, be
tween Third and Fourth streets—No. 62.
atar23 WM. L. RUSSELL.
Great. Western Sedate,
HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP MANUFACTORY.
HE subscriber takes this method of informing his
T
friends and the public in general, that he has the
largest stock of the followhig named anicles,of his own
manufacture., in this city—Saddles, Harness,Trunks and
Whips; all of Which he will warrant to-be made of the
best material, and by the best mechanics in Allegheny
county. Being determined to- sell his manufactures
something lower:thanhas been heretofore sold in the city,
lie 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 0. KERBY.
Steel and Fide Manufactory.
TFIS subscribers have enlarged their Steel and File
Manufactory, on the corner of O'Hara street and
Spring alley, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh, by erecting a con
verting titration, a melting flirnace and a tilt hammer.—
Their Steel, now being of a superior quality, and having
engaged competent operatives, they are prepared to fur
nish Files Of every description, that will compare with
the best imported article , and being determined to make
it the interest of all who use Files in any way, to par
chase from them, they will sell their Files at reduced
prices, for Cash. They will also re-cut Files, and pur
chase those whicharo worn and broken. Public patron.
agge is respectfullyinvited, noV7) ANKRIhI re CO.
REMOVAL.
JOHN FORSYTH, Manerurrr Tema, has removed to
N 0.34 Market st., one door from Second, East side.
Thankful for past favors, he reSpectfully solicits a con
tinuance of the patronage of his former customers, and
likewise of as many new ones as are of the right stripe.
Orders in the Tailoring line executed in the most fash
ionable manner, and with despatch.
Also, a Fashionable assortment of READY-MADE
CLOTHING. Cheap for cash, of course.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, in all their varieties,
always on hand—such as Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cra
vats, Stocks, Scar 4, Hosiery , Suspenders, rocket Kdkfs,
Gloves, Drawers, Umbrellas, &c., &e., &c. [my2s:lnt
iligelowta Carriage Bla.treiractory,
Diamond alley, between Wood and Emit Veld streets.:
E. M. BIGELOW would .respectfully
tt- inform the,pulgie, that nt his Factory enn
at all times be found a large supply of
Family Carriages, Baronebes, Buggies;
and all kinds of Fancy Carriage. s, equalin - elegance and
neatness to any found in, the East. -Contracts for buy
number of Carriages, Buggies and Wagons, will he
promptly filled. "All work of his own Manufacture will
be warranted. .
Rantaaseas—Col. R. Patterson, R. 0. Patterscin, E. D.
Gam.am, Esq., Robert Robb, Esq., C. L. Magee, 'and
- Aldertnan Steel. ' tfebrl;d3m
Wholesale and Retail &
ADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFAVTORY
OBERT H,HARTLEY,beggse leave ta•ist
'lll, form his friends and the public generally,
hat ha continues to occupy that large and corn -
medians Store/loom, formerly occumed by Samna F Jr.
amok k Co., N 0.86, corner of Diamond alley and Wood
• street, wherchukeePta I rge and general assortment of
Saddles,l36ll6 6 ; Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle
liags r li'albset,Stiffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti
cles in hislitte.
He also keeps constamly on hand, and is. prepared to
furnish to order, all Widget' Riveted Bose, manufactured
n
of the bestmateal,and in a style of vvork'rnanship equal
to the eastern manufactured' article, and at 26 per cent.
cheaper.
Countryilliichanti - aisef formeri would do well to call
and examine his stook before purchasing e l se wh ere , as
.he is determined to sell :Slat . .11tte articles at ..very low
Err Don't forget•the placci , NO- a, corner of Wood
street andDiamond , Alley } r . ap26
• . • it,Pl3o:l • . .., • ..•
- OTTLE Om Ibliroticrtwrog 'on hlurrao.
B
SitelpilTilikPortet,ll.le, Older, Root , Beer,
blood and-Pop, No. 18 Morkestreet, kind 100 Mort?
'street, castor of CetiPs -omen:
7===X====lM2
ne.aNDEN etr; lows
rit t io
.1 4 FOREIGN PASSENGER- OFFICE.
vot-oritor act,oercv
, For diejleol Owners in We City.
LET THE FRIENDS OF EMIGRANTS be careful to
have their arrangementatimde according to the rielq,.
Provision Law, and take no man's receipt, : withouthaving
it inserted ; otherwise they will have topay in Liverpool,
.Hereafier Cat Steereige Pareengert vominarbm- Etirope,
engaged in Arnerera, to come over ineithee of the .Ships of
HARNDEN 4- Co. will be furnisked'urith , the following
provisions, or their eguivatenten otherartfekstynaily good.—
See Act of Congress, May . 17,1848. • •
This plan will prevent sickness on board. Heretofore
when passengers found themselves in- Provisions, many
of them came on board entirely destitute, which often
caused much sickness anddeath t
-35 Eli Bread,
10 the Rice, .
10 tbs Oatmeal,
10 lbs Flour,
10 the Beane and Peas,
35 Re Potatoes,
1 pint Vinegar,
60 gallons Water,
.10 tbs Salted Pork, free from Bone;
Allot good quality, and one-tenth of the provisions r
nished, will be delivered to each Passenger every we k
with a sufficient supply of fuel for cooking. ~
Each ship in this Hue will be properly ventilated, d .
a ood house over the passage-way leading to the .
sengera' apartment. The caboose and cooking-ran $
for the use of Passengers, are kept under cover. By ry
attention will be paid to promote their health and corn rt.
Remittances made as usual, promptly, and at moderate
rates.
Bank of England Notes and Foreign Exchange pnr
chased at current rates.
_ . .
Dents ' Legacies, Pensions, &c., &c., collected, and
copies of Wills procured, with ever Pother business con
nected with an European Agent. r • .'
m 9 Post Buildin:
E. IV. Kmutsta, & Co., Z Daman, REAHALL & Co.,
84 Wall it., New-York, 5 Liverpool, England,
Thesescrrum.y inform their friends and the
1 public, that they have commenced the Gene
,ral Shipping and Commission Burinsts to
.4k gather with the General Passenger Busi;lins,
grnnting certificates of passage from London,
14Wstrool. Dublin, Belfast, or any port of the
Old Country to 'New York, Boston and Philadelphia, on
the most reasonable terms.
Drafts and Bills of Exchange, from £1 to any amount
on the Royal Bank of Ireland and its branches, and on
Liverpool.
The days of sailing of the Regular Line of Liverpool
Packets,
as fi xed upon, are the Ist, 6th, 11th, 16th, 91st
and 96th of every month.
These Ships are all of the largest class, and are com
manded by men of character and experience. The
Cabin accommodations are alt that can be desired in
point of splendor and convenience. They are furnished
with every description of stores of the bestkind. Punc
tuality in the days of sailing will be Strictly adhered to.
Packet Ships Rosales, Siddons, Sheridan - and Garrick,
are vessels of the largest class; and those desirous to
bring out their friends, cannotselect finer or safer Ships.
Passage can be secured at the lowest rates.
New Orleans Line of Packets sail weekly. For p
Ws
age or freight, apply as above, or to .
JOSEPH SNOWDEN or
EDMUND SNOWDEN,
deell] Corner 4th and Smithoeld sta.. Pittsburg
INDEMNITY.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company
DIRECTORS:—
Charles W. Banker, George W. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Boric,
Samuel Grant, David S. Browne,
Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson.
CHAS. W. BANCREIL, Preet.
Cass. G. MICCIER, Secretary.
[l7 - Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description of property in - town - and country.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Pond,
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely Invested,
afford ample protecuon to the assured.
The Assets of the Company. on January Ist, 1849, as
F ubliihedagreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as fol
lows,
Temporary. Loans
Stocks • •
Cash, !Lc
Since:their incorporation, a period of 19 years, they
have paid upwards of One Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and
disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities.
.I.GARIHNER COFFIN, Agent,
Office N. E. corner Wood and 3d eta
TUE Insurance Company of North America, of Phatt
delphia, through its duly authorized Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent sad limited Insurance
on property in this city and its vicinity, and on shipments
by the cans! and rivers.
DIRECTORS:
Arthur G. Coffin, Pres't. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor,
'Samuel W. joaes, Samuel W. Smith,
Edward Smith, Ambppae White,
John A. Brown, JaicolPhl. Thomas,
John White, John EL - Neff.
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood,
Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrard, Seer.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, having been charteredin 1794. Its charters per
petual, and from its high standing, long experience, am
ple means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
character, it may be considered as offering ample securi
ty to the public. WILLIAM P. JONES.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co., Water and
Front sts, Pittsburgh may4y
— lffiiimoval.t.Groceries, dike.
rpHE subscribers having removed from N 0.170 to Nos.
172 and 174 Liberty Street, offer for sale Goods, as
follows, in store and now landing, viz:
350 bags prime Rio Coffee, " new crop ;"
40 " Old Government Java Coffee;
150 hhds. prime New Orleans Sugar;
520 bbla. Plantation Molasses;
100 " St. James Sugar.house Molasses ;
100 Id. ch. Young Hyson Tea ;
40 " " Gunpowder and Imperial Tea; new
40 " Chulsu Powchong crop.
79 catty boxes Y. H. and Gunpowder Tea;
100 bags white Brazil Sugar;
60 boxes white Havana Sugar;
40 bags Pepper;
20 Allspice;
100 boxes hluslar in and e lb. cans ;
100 " Malaga Bunch Raisins;
30 {l. 4.4 " " in layers;
50 hf. " " a tt
50 urn " "
20 casks Zante Currants;
10 bales Sicily Almonds ;
100 boxes Richmond Tobacco ;
50 baskets Bordeaux and Maxseilles Olive Oil ;
200 bbls. and 100 ht. bble. No. 3 large Mackerel;
9 barrels Honey;
1500 lbs. Cheese ;
2000 galls. Winter and Spring Sperm Oil ;
1000 " Bleached North-west Whale Oil ;
1000 " Crude
300,000 Cruz & Sous" sup'r Principe Cigars ;
ao,opo Havana Segura ;
20 half pipes Copse Brandy, of various vintages;
2 puncheons Jamaica Spirits;
3 pipes Holland Gin;
20 qr. casks sup. Teneriffe Wine ;
10 " Madeira Wine;
20 n - LisbOn "
40 " Oporto " -
50 " Sweet Malaga Wine ;
15 Indian barrels " tt
15 hhds. Claret;
20 qr. cask* Htut Sauterne ;
40 eases on& Bordeaux Claret ;
30 onskets Chempagne Wine ;
2 doz. sup`r Stomach Bitters
200 bbis.pure Rye Whiskey, from I to 5 yyears c Id.
apll MILLER .t RICISETSON.
CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS—Four eases, containing:
12000 St. Bt Yara Principe Cigars;
8000 Barras Imp'd do do
4000 de la Cmz Cuba do do
3250 La Norma Hay. Regalia do •
4000 Primera HavM do do
3000 La Luna do do
25250 La Minerva do
Just received and for sale by JOSHUA RHODES,
apl2 No. 6 Wood street.
Ft
OR SALE-4, Brick House, and Lot of 18 feet fro,
on Clay alley by 00 deep towardaWylie street, ne ar
to Washington street. The House is well arranged a n d
in good repair. Price, slooo—s4oo in hand, $2OO et one
year, $2OO at two years, $2OO in three years, or $OOO in
Scrip in hand. This property is rented at $125.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
may 3 Smithfield street.
-rill A VILIIABLIS PROPEnTIr, situated in the City of
...1.111 Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, viz:-.One
of 60 feet front on Third street, by 180 feet to an
alley, and on which there is a large Two Story BRICK
HOUSE, containing several rooms or apartments, whieh
has been mostly occupied as a Tavern these last seven
or eight years, and is now occupied as a Tavern, by Mr.
Crane. There is also a large Stable on the same Lot.
Also, part of a Lot of Ground, adjoining the above te..
scribed property, somewhere about 27 feet front min rd
street by 180 feet to an alley, on which them, is a T ro
Story HOuse, containing 2 rooms on thh first f100r,3 ros as
' , on the second door; also, a.garret and a kitchen. lls
Mouse was formerly occupied oath° Post Office, and now
Occupied, as a Bakery. There is also a Stable on the
bame Lot of Ground.
;Oath of. the above Houses .front on Third street, near
MathettlitrVet and nearly opposite the Court House. I,
vittaelhboth , these Lots and. Houses together or each
House and Lot separately. Termer — One-half of the
purchase money to be paid at time of sale, and the other
half payable one 3 ear atter the sale, with the usual inte
rest—tie balance to be secured' byhOnd And. mortgage
on the same property. Title indisputable; without any
encumbrance. A. warranted deed given: ,Possession
given 'Atha Ist of April after it would be sold.. For fur
titer information, enquire of the undersigned, byletteror
otherwise. SAMUEL McCLAIN,
"Pittsburgh, April 23, '49-3m • No. 95 Wood at.
MAY MAGAZINES REVD AT M. A. MINER'S.—
Godey't Lady's Magazine, for May.
National Magazine, tor May.
. Graham's ‘4. .
Memoirs of my Youth; by A. De Lamarune
Life and Letters of Caroline Fry..
The Waverly Novels, by Sir Walter Scott; complete
in five volumes.
Bowdler's Family Shakspeare, from the sixth Lohdon
edition. .
Outlines of a New. System of Physiognomy; illus
rated ; by'S. W. Eedil e g, M. D. ,
Lidell'a Living Age, No. 293.
Opt stock now eomptises the largest and most corn
pleteessoihient in the West.
le r Smithfield street, third doer above a :
• B CWBR-24 barrels' for sale by C ••- - •
Mar 4 ' - • , hterraEws ft co,
EMMIM=
Ma=ffl===
emilritOoitcmte.
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
Earopeaa,agent,
corner of Fifth and Wood sta
New Commercial lane.
Jnonrante Olompairim
OF FIECELLDILPHIA
61,047,438 41
• 94,724 83
- 90,001 85
• 51,5`2125
• 38,804. 37
CU=
**lre and Marine Insurance.
l~'or Sale.
I=ll
Or ecobi.
41. T . TllBl ONE PRIVE S DS VOtt.III,
60 Mask= Skx9lrr.
A A: MASON & G'o:infornititeir patrons and the Pub
lic that they Will comMencis:the snleOf their Olen
did stock on 'Friday:, Ame lit,and,ponithne thirty days,
'during which time the whole of.their immense establish
ment (inckuling their, five wholesale rooms) will' be„.
thrown open for retail - trade, and for the display of one
of the largest and moat fashionableasSorttnents of ratiay
and Staple Goods - in the countit,:Which have ail kmi:
marked driteri, without regard to coat: • Forty thtatitrid ,
dollars of their stock, of their latest and richetifstylesi
have been recently purchased at the, largelpereMPtorx
public sales in New York, at imitiense sacrifices, and,-
will be found, on examination, to be nearly oue-halflesa .
than usual prthas. They invite attention to a portion of
their Goods enumerated below, with their prices an
nexed:—
3.
i;l a . . 18}®26c. 2000 yards FrenchGleg haals,
,20,000 . " Lawns and Muslin , 10 012 f. 25e:
400 " Mons de Laines, 121. 25c.
1500 " Alpacas, 18t 310.
- 3000 " Flue Bereges, 181025 c. 37050 c:
10,000 " Merrimac Calicoes, . '8 0 9c. 121 c.
20,000 " fast co9d " 6f. 12}c.
. 25,000 " Brown Maslin, all grades,
20 per ct. less than usual prices.
.100,000 yardsßleach'd Muslin, all prices;
marked down lft to 30 per et.
100 pieces Bonnet Ribbon, 121fi :, 25c.
400 Wrought Collars, • 10 012*. 25c.
800 " . 0 31 050c:7501,00
300 Ladies Cravats, 12c. . Wc.
WO French Wrought Capes, 1M,5003,00 8305,00
144 Lace Caps, .W.,050c. 7501.00
700 Linen Handkerehiefs, 6.f. -12 c
. Standing Collars, 60c. 1,00
~.. 130 Chemizetts, 25031 c. 50075 c.
Cassinets as low 18fe.; Jeans for 15c.
4. large stock of Bonnets, reduced about
37i per cent.
New style Dress Goods, 60e.-8701,00
White Linen, 25031 c: 37050 c.
Together with the largest stock Silks, Shawls, and fine -
Dress Goods to be found in this city, with as immense va
lriety of other Goods- , - affording to retail purchasers
a rare opportunity of obtaining the beet Goods *Writes 25
to 50 per cent. less than regular prices. They invite an
early call, as many of their choicest goods will soon be
sold.
lE7' No deviation from the marked pride.
A. A. MASON & CO.,
May3l 80 Market street, between 3d and 4th
NEW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS IS
- -
GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON, AT
Or. No. 65 Market Street....eMil
frHE subscriber is now receiving ; from th e New York
I. and Philadelphia market:, his second supply of SUM.
MER DRY GOODS, purchased front the importers at a
great sacrifice, and is determined to sell them at the
greatest Barkains ever offered before in this City.
A few of the Goods wi I be enumerated below, viz :-
4-9 English Lawns, only lii cents; former price 181 cts.
Frencb Or ga ndy Lawns, in cents; " " 25 eta.
4-4 Scotch Dawns, only 189 cents ; " " 22 cis.
French Jaconatt Lawns, IE9 cents; " " 374. eta.
French Cobaltines, only 371 cents; " " 629 cis.
Mons De Laines,only 129 cents; " " tits.
French Ginghams, only 129 centsi " 25 es.
Prints, Merrimack patterns, CI cents; fast colors.
New style English Prints, in cts.; former price In. eta.
I have also received a fine assortment of Green Fig
ured Mous De Lain, Plain Green Berage Satin Plaid
Green Berage, new style Fancy Figured ? Berne ilo
gether with a large stock of Foreign and Domestic
Goods, of all descriptions.
An early call is requested from all who wish to secure
a Bargain. ABSALOM MORRIS
Wholesale and retail Dealer in Dry Goods,
jell No. 65 Market street.
NEW GOODSI NEW GOODS!
ARRIVAL. AT NIIIII/LER 891
GREAT
North-east corner of Fourth and Market streets,
Tm undersigned respectfully informs his customers
that he has met returned fmm the Eastern Cities, and
is now receiving a large and beautiful stock of
• SUMKER DRY GOODS,
Comaking a choice and elegant assortment of all the
newest and most fashionable styles and fabrics imported
this season, and embracing a complete variety of every ,
article belonging to his line of business ; all of which
will be offered at from 10 to 50 per cent, below early
spring prices.
The c ustomens of the house, and purchasers generally,
are respectfully invited to give these Goods an early ex
amination.
SCRIP RECEIVED!
Havingmade arrangements to dispose of several thou
sand dollars of Pittsburgh. Allegheny City and Alleghe
ny County Scrip, he will for a short tune receive thatde
scription of money AT PAR for any article in his store
AT THE LOWEST CASH. PRICES.
'Er" Call soon and secure a Bargain.
PHILIP ROSS,
iel2 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods.
BARGAINS : I BARGAINS: 11
SELLING OFF AT COST,
At No. 56 Market street.
Tea undersigned naving determined ..4.-4.,1 '
to decline his present business and close
up on or before the Ist Jaly next,will It '
firm this day sell off for operand CAMAS% his
entire stock of TRIMMING AND FANCY
GOODS, embracing a general assortment of Goods in the
above line, visa—Fringes, Laces, Edgings and Insert
ings, ofevery description ; French Worked Capes, Col
lays, Cuffs and Sleeves; Cotton and Silk Hose, all colors
and qualities; Children's do.; Linen Handkerchiefs; Bead
Bags and Purses, Steel Beads, Clasps and Steil Trim
mings. Bonnet Ribbons, hinnies do.; Belt do., Cord and
Tassels, Oiled Silks, Sewing Silk, Coates' Spool Cotton,
Spool. Silk, Linen and Cotton Flobbins,- Worsted and
Cotton Bindiugs and Cords, Silk, and Linen Lacers,
black, white and colored Kid Gloves,of the bestlunlity.
Silk, Lisle Thread and Cotton Gloves; Lace Gloves and
Mitts; Silk Floss; Meet and German Nei; Hair Pins ;
Leather lleits. , _ _
PARASOLS, SUNSHADES, AND FANS!
Every variety and shade of Parasols, of this Spring's
purchase; Fans, of the most heal:tufal and rich patterns,
all fresh and new; Ladiet'Traveling Bags ; Ladies'Spun
Silk and Merino VesteLlturalo Toth Combs; Card
Case' Belt Slides, Fancy French Hair Brushes, Read
ing and Fine Tooth Combs, Perfumery, of the finestonal
ities ; Fine Soaps, Pearl, Ivory and lbrcetain Buttons;
Clothes Brushes, ,&c.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS!
. _
A large and complete assortment of Goods in the above
line, consisting in. part of Fine Shirts, Standing and Byron
Collars, latest styles; Silk Undershirts and Drawers;
Gauze, Cotton and Merino do. do.. Brown and White
Linen Drawers ; White Drilling do., made in superior
style; bPkßarathea and Amer. Cravats; new
styleeof rich silk ' Cravats, all patterns, a splendid as
sortment; red and imitation Madras Cravats; Lawn and
Gingham do.; Satin,Bombazine and Hair Stocks; Satin
and Fancy Ties; Silk and Satin fi gured and plain Searle;
Shirt Bosoms and Collars; . super. Lisle Thread Under
shirts and Drawers ; Eng. and German Half Hose; Lisel
Half Hose; Silk do.; a splendid assortment of 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.,
Shoidder Braces, of the most approved patterns ; Money
Belts, Russia Belts, French Embroidered Smoking Caps,
Oiled Silk Bathing Cs,is, BazOts,_Brushes, Wallets, Sus
penders of every description, /cc.
The entire stock will be sold for cost, and carriage
added. which will bring prices down 50 per cent lower
than the same descnpuir, of Goods have ever been•
offered in this city. B. F. STERETT,
No. 56 Market street, near Third at.
N. 8.--,The Store for rent, and Fixtures for sat e , from
the Ist Jul . , Ma .3:lf
Flue Shirts, Spells, Styles.
EDWARDTOAD & CO., are now receiving fromtheir
Factory East, a large stock of fine and medium qual.
ity !SHIRTS, which, for durability and style of manu
facture, are not surpassed in this or any other market.—
The trade will be supplied at lowest Now York prices.
!Tr Wareroom, corner Fifth andjdarket streets, un
starrs. • apt' .
EDWARD TODD &
CO. lffarittfaesurer of Linen and Faney Shirts, Bosom; and
Collars, Jobbers and Wholesale Dealers in
Gersekmen's Furnishing Goods, •
NORTII-ILAST CORNER STITH AND st&BIZBT STS. (lIP STAIRS ' )
PITTSSURGH,,PL.
THE subscribers beg leave to call the attention of
merchants and dealers in gentlemen's wearing
goods, to eur large stock of fresh Spnng Goods, -now
opening; among which are to be found some of the rich
eat and. most admirable styles of - Spring Goode ever offal
ed in this. market. One of our firm is engaged at our
factory in the East, where we flatter ourselves we are
manufacmring some of the best and most durable styles
and qualities of Shinsi now called for in any market.—
Being very thankful for the kind favors bestowed on us
during the last year, we hope to have them continued, as
we intend to offer our goods at exceedingly low prices,
and accommodate our customers with pleasing terms.—
We are confident we can offer Shirts at as low prices as
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.
1:113:01113
G'BARGAINS AT HOGAN' & CANTVirELL .
We are selling, previous to receiving our Summer
Goods, at greatly reduced prices, a large and varied as
sortment of Fancy and Variety Goods, Trimmings, Bon.
nets, Parasols, flats ; with a She collection of Gentle
men's furnishing articles; Carpet Sacks, Willow and
F'reuch Baskets, Mats, &c. We respectflilly invite the
attention of those in want of these Goods, to our house—
BO Market and Diamond.
jea HOGAN & CXNTWELL.
pr g as one o 111 ery osinets —
Cardinals, &o.
TUST received Straw Bonnets, Cape, rich Cardinal
ti Silks, Fashionable Ribbons, finest French Flowers,
Cords; Fringes, Trimmings, &c. Straw Bonnets cleaned
and altered to the Spring fashions by one of tliebeat
Straw Milliners in the city. Silk Bonnets, Cardinals,
Dresses, and every article in the Millinery and Dress
making business, made up by the best hands, at
nutrl4 MRS. DUFF'S, 10 St. Clairsirset.
•
Jas. AlaGullrep
T , . ,
TAILOR, Third street, near Wood, respe c tfully informs
Ma customers and the publiii that he hasjustieneiv
od from the East a well selected assortment of SPRING
GOODS, which he will make to order in the best manner,
Cheap for Cash,. pa.t3
110 HOUSE-KEEPERS AND T 110515 3oludanacutaL—The
subscriber has yoceiNed and now.un hand. a large
assortment of Housekeeping Goods, comprising, in part,
as follows:-
5-4,6-4,104, 12.4 BIM Conon Bheatings;
6-4, 104,124 Barnsley Sheetinga •
Pillow-case Linen, and 'Muslin Tilsking ;
Marseilles Qailts, Blankets ;
Plain and embroidered Table Covers,
. Do. do. - Piano do:;
Windsor Drapery, Tarkay Ned Chintz;
BaT Windsor Holland,'LMerTible - Cleths; • -
Damask Tablet Linen,all widths ; e •
Napkins, t pn Doilies, Diaper Crash, km.:, t.c.;'whiCh• will
be Old itloweseis,at •
• . • ROBT. , D. TIIOMPSOPP
' Saar% 1 8'0.110 Market io:,l3'dobrit front _Liberty.
it,C,ANTIVEI4., _have last received, at Isick.
136 Maiketsiieet„ 11111/VllllO4 selection of- - -•
. Bold - Rl:unities and Purses; .
China tlety - Acco l rdearis, l
tassel 1100A14-deNTWELt
CV*Ab*otwa.ca4
BURNS AND
CHALLENGE THE WORLD toIINTe; thni,
ofie single instance , Dalley'siltfitglebr kka
-1 aetoe—tbat is to say Ike saatuntslns, ' sumo
its first introduction by me 1839, up totbia Period - ever
'failed to cure the worst forms of Bennis' and ifiniLDS".!
LIFE SAVED!--AWFUL CASE OF SCALD!
- - . - - - - -
Waxer/ImM, Niagara C04_14 . .T,
• February 118, - 1.8413 - . ' )
Ma. DALhrr—Dear Sir : While my son, IS years"Oldi
iV/0.15 at work in the shingle manufactory of L. P. Rose,
.he had the misfortune to slip and fall into a large vat,
*id for the purpose of boiling blocks preparatory to cut
;ring. The blocks had just been removed trom the vat,
M
ontaining a lair quantity of boiling water. He fell for
ward, scalding lath hands and arms, all one side, and
one leg badly, and the other partially. The scalds were
so bad on his arias and leg that most of the flesh came
off with his garments, and his life was despaired of by
both his physicians and friends.
Dailey's Pain Extractor was procured /15 soon as per
sible (which was in about ail hours) and applied, and
which relieved him from all pain, preventing inflamma
tion and swelling, and in a few days commenced healing
his sores. There appeared age neral improvement, so
much so that in three weeks hewas removed to his
father's house, distant about one mile and a half.
We continued the tise oldie above medicine abofit two,
months, and we believe it was the means, under Provi
dence, of saving his life; and we would cheerfully re
commend it in all similar cases no a safe and invaluable
remedy. With sentiments of resPect, I remain,dear sir,
your most obedient and humble servant.
ADLAE CLARK;
SUSANNAH CLABK;
C. E. CLAM
We, the undersigned, being personally acquainted With,
the case of Mr. Clark's son, believe the above statement
substantially correct: •
M. Dewey, Louisa Dewey, J. S. .Relsey, Henry B.
Pearce, Wm. Evans, E. Clark, L. P. Rose, Ira Newman,
Wm. Newman, Mary J. Rose.
CAUTION. - -
Ecr Commrsurerrs!—Countelfeits abound,--The Pub
lie is cautioned against their deleterious and datt6erous
effects; and I do hereby distinctly denlare - that I will'not
bold myself responsible for the effect of ,any Eatrattor,
unless procured at my own DaPOT, 415 BROADINAT, Nuts , '
Wax, or from my authorized Agents. '
That distressing and debilitating disease, has never as
yet resisted the wonderful properties of the Genuine
Valley's Extractor.
For particulars of cures, and, general directions,' res
pectfully refer to My printed pamphlet. All testimonials'
therein published are genuine, and for the truth of which:
I hold myself responsilole. HENRY HALLEY,
415- Broadway,- New. York.
JOHN D. hIORGAN, Pittsburgh, General Depot.
HENRY P. SCWARTZ, Agent, Allegheny. ,
J. BAKER, Agent, Wheeling,-Va.
JAMES W. JOHNSTON, Agent, Maysville, Ry.
F. MERRYWEATHER, Cincinnati, 0., Gen. Depot.
jell
Do You Wont to - Care,Your norm
A .91 Rain : The following is from the Overseer
t l of the Harlem Railroad Stables:—
New Yaws.. July 14,1895.
-a I have tried •DALLEr S ANIMAL GAL
VANIC CURE-ALL, and I now certify that I have found
it the most eziraordinary.and valuable remedy ever put
upon a Horse, and would not be, without it for any .
money: It cures hard and spavin- lumps, arising from
the collar, saddle, &c., as by magic ! Rub on a Indoor
the salve and the collar can't Make u sore. It neverean
do harm. JOHN VAN VORILIS, -
Overseer Harlem Railroad Stables.
For sale was Depot of the Proprietor,
Y. DALLEY,
915 BROADWAY, corner Lispenard at.
N. B:—Mr. Van Vothis has been engaged for many
years in Nealw & Moore's Stables, Columbus, 0, getting
up horses for market, and has now several hundred
horses under his charge as Overseer.
JOHN 11. MORGAN, Agent, Pittiburgh.
jcl2 : HENRY P. SCWARTZ, Ag't, Allegheny.
110PACIS Y. ASE. ISAAC IL DILLS&
Land and General Agency Office,
AT TH3r. CAPITAL OP ILLIFOIS, CITY OF SPRENGHTSW.
To Non-resident Holders of Illinois Lands—Holders of
Illinois indebtedness, and all- Parsons clerk'
ous of purchasing Mare Lands with
Illinois scrip or bonds.
!TIRE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that they have established in this city—the capital of
the State of Illinois—a -LAND and GENERAL AGEN-.
C YOPFICE, for the transaction of all business apper
taining thereto within the limits of the State.
All transacti ons relative to the_ purchase and sale of
lands, examining lands and reporting their location, ad
vantages and value, paying taxes, redeeming land sold
for taxes, investigating titles, &c., buying and selling all
descriptions of State indebtedness, this and every other
description of business attached to a Genera Land
Agency, on the most extended scale, will be promptly
and faithfully attended to. •
In regard to location, we have many advantages over
all other agencies in the State, being atthe Ciwital, near
the centre of the State, and at the very fountain-head o'
all information in relation to matters connected with
lands, taxes, and State ind e otedness, through the medium
of the government and executive offices. In addition to
this important advantage, the senior partner Mr.. Ash,
has occupied, for several years, the position of prineipal
Clerk in the State Auditor's office, and having had charge
of the books and State land departmentin said officefhas
obtained a thorough knowledge on ail 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. Ourlocation
is also important to non-residents wishing to pay taxes,
as our acquaintance with the collectors of the revenue is
such that we cnn obtain the tax receipts through the
mail, and the money paid directly Into the State treasu
ry, thereby avoiding the risk of remitting funds by mall.
We also' beg leave to inform persona wishing to.pur
chase State lands, that our arrangements are such, that
we can, at all times, tarnish State bonds, scrip, or indebt
edness in any amonnt, and at leas rates than any other
office in - the State.
In conclusion, we take pride in referring to the char-•
acter and standing of the gentlemen_who have been kind
enough to permit us to use their names as references, and
with is sincere desire to please, backed by fidelity, indus
try and promptitude in all our business transactions, tia
merit the confidence of all who may entrust their busi
ness to our hands. ASH & DILLER.
Springfield, March 20,1849.
BEANIE:Cc Ell:
Hon. Daniel Sturgeon, ...... • • -U. S. Senate.
Hon. James Cooper do.
Col. Samuel W. Black, Pittsburgh, Pa.
J.
:Gen. Robert Paiterson, •
Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Diller, do. -
Joseph L. Cheater,
Messrs. %Vadsworth & Sheldon, New k ork City.
Messrs. Hill, McLean & C 0.,. • • • New Orleans.
Messrs. A. Gowdy & Co., LonisviPe.
John M. Wymer, Esq., St. Louis.
James Calhoun, Esq., Cincinnati.
His Ex. Gov. A. C. French,. • • -Springfield, 111.
Hon. Thomas H. Campbell, do.
Hon. 5.,11. Treat do.. • Caps3m
TO CLOSE UP,
City Scrip.
NOTICE ro IKE Hounas or Prrnmulon Crtv Seam--
In conformity with the 2d Section of the Ordinance
of the 18th of April, 184.9 directing the undersigned "to
negotiate for CITY SCRIP, the Bonds and Mortgages of
individuals held by the City for property sold, amounting
to TWENTYLEIGHTTHOUSANDDOLLARS.+' Public
notice is hereby given, that the said obligations will now
be disposed of for the. Corporate issues of the City of
Pittsburgh, of the denoinivauons of One, Two and Three
Dollars.
Farther Notice is hereby given, that City Bonds, hear= -
ing interest from the ISM day of April, 11919, at the rate
of 6 per cent. per annum, will at anytime hereafter be
issued to the holder or holders of City Scrip, in slims of
One Hundred Dollars and opwartiti, according to the
provisions of the above date. S. R. JORNSTON,
ap2t • City'rrimanrer. ,
House and Sign Painting.
T D. PITFIELD would* respectfully inform the sitizein
.alcritiltdtssboulgßTeAtlikgelit that
he is
do e P s reehd
as
imitation of Wood and Stone. All orders left with J.
ROBINSON, European Agent, will ho strietlynttendod
ap2.s:dlm
' 000 Premium
B .•
J. WILLIAMS,No. 12 North Sixth atrest,Philadel.
(awardetia Maul and Window
a w ls et
surer, the first and highest Medals et the Piny
York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibitions, for the
superiority of his BLINDS, with confirmed confidence in
his manufacture,) asks the attention of purchasers to his
assortment of 2000 Blinds of narrow and wide slats, with
fancy and plain Trimmings, of new styles and colors.--
Also+ a large andgeneral assortment of Transparent
Window Shades, all ofwhich he will selhut the lowest
CAM Plises4l. '
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to loiiizequalto new.
Dittztass supplied on liberal terms..
The citizens of Allegheny . Cou,ty are'reepecthilly.in
vited to call, before purchasing elsewhere-,*fiffident of
pleasing all.
,
. ,
.417- Open in the evening. marl9:3meod
To. Country Meirchants.
HODRINSON would remind you that on can now.
IXL. secure China re
Glass, Qureneware, fr., at snob
prices us never were ' heretofore Offered et: •
Remember, 115 Wood street, 3 doom beloW sth. (ml 7
Posses to theTlii — Vi tio. • • •
HE subscriber informs the public generally, and
T
Housekeepers and Retail Grocers particularly, that
he is discontinuing the Queensware business, and . will
sell off his present stock at reduced' prices.' Those who
wish to obtain Minn, quernstrart,br etas's, will find this
a rare opportunity for getting finch articles as they want.
much Cheaper than the usual rates.
Remember the place, CHINA HALL, No. 118 Wood
street, near the Auction store.
P. S. I will dispose of my whole stock to any 'pervon'
wishing to buy it, at a bargain.
4anSitf
WM. G;GTTy,
STEW. DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, Burls's
.1.1 Wigs, Pmulkstree4-11"4". eallt7iMitieri
Teta fr bran th lis e oW4Z=Ztlt i e d 'nelrrittboring n °
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at roomtin
the third story of Dukes building, 4th_
, e
Persons wishing pietnres taken may rest twinned. that
no pains'shall be spored to produc "
them, in the hi ghest
perfection of the art: Ouritunroments are of the most pow..
erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures' tidampassed
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. Thep-04 e are
solicited, to call and examine.
Persons sitting for pictures are neither requirred or art
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction 'given.
N. lit. e rrators will find. this a good depot for i - toc i
and
irrizustracitiodi given in the art,- containing . the Mote
recent Improvements- - . - jany,
Gravel Itoollng..,
THE subsenbers respectfialy , inform-. th ey. wei zen g
Pittsburgh and vicinity, that they are now fully pro-.
pared to fill orders for GRAVEL ROOFING, in. a man,
ner not to be stirpassedin'thioycity et' 'elsewhere.' ; Froth
their experience m - bash:less, they feel,conftdenr,that
they wili-render:aatisfeetiontenll. those who•may give
them work. Xbe.filDeriPrity 01 Gravel Roof. over any
other kledtlittiticularlytit case of firetisytorrweliknotm
to requirivany argument in Hi favor. To:Diose whit are
nrommutin' ted with'intrWork;tie beg leave tetreferthein. :
tolleasts. Thomas Liggett, Sr. John , F. Perry, Reidy,
Ta tter. Bo %• ll .-"KederJr-t.and ot h er', or :admit we have'
done 'MIS. Orders thankfully received and promptly. . ;
• attended to We will be found on Wylie• street, be
tween High and Tunnel streets: - ' :
- - • MA'PTREWMCGOYERN.
apt, - • • OHNSSINNIN ;
•
.
_ .
„„,
qfillittlaittatts.:r'' ll
.';::lP****4.4t*c;
Cowl' guttesstgratanoted silvan o t ogOlr,'' :
ANXI,, PAVENTJMU O r
".•
• - :... -
- VOA. ICl.lr. AND OMER itratiTirlilll:Ati tho 01 1 1',.
„;.....
12' ins ent of the kind that has ever been presented' -
...
.•• 4
in thigh wary or Ettropeforinedicaurposes, and is the '" s - k
puly on ever known to man,bY. which thorgelvanie 'fluid
can be nyjsyed to thean#ouyele, the earobe.bram, or;„., . ~, :.„
r
..AnY girt of thi body, either externally or 'lnternally, ;- .; •:.;
111 ade "te,gehtle'lltieturqivitlioutalicicksor pain; . With ,
perfect enfety- , -and often:with the happiest effects , ...., ;; - . •.•,
Thie iMportant 'apparatus is•nowhigtdylepprov.edoC•. , :::::,,•
by Many of the moat eminent physicians 01 , IIIIS C 0111417
~: , 7
tdad Ettrepe,lo- whom the tutilieted and. othent,wheht ll ,...,.. ,
may cmicern can be referred. - Reference wit (_ Aso; 'PI.F
given , u 4 many highly respectable citizenii,,,whoi:heye ~.,.. .
been anted, by means of this most valuableoPParsio s , 6l '
come. ot the. most inveterate nervous. disorder*, viincbo :. • .
.. '
couldmit bOrentoVed by.iniy.other known•mettne,ft "•
~; .; .-_.• 5i...:
Among-various'Mara, it has been proved to beodintrn ti ;,;, •
ably adapted Tot the'core of the following disetnieS,v4. l ,l,.•
nervousheadache and otherilisordersof the.brabs. , 1tt5,..0 , f
With This apparatus - alone thattlus operator can. osaveY4 ; '•.
the galvanic fluid with easennd safety to the eye, to.re,-,,, .....
store sight, or cure amaurotma ;to the ear to restore hear. , ...;
lug; to the tongue ortilher organs, torestore speech; and . ,
to the various parts of the 'body, for the-cure of chronic
rheumatism asthma, neuralgia; or tie dobtrareauxiyaral.• - •...
ysis, or pals y ; germ; choreaor St. Vitus' dturicn; epilepsy,'!
~. • •
weakness rom•sr rains, "some diseases peenlier.to
males, contraction of the limbs, lock-jaw, etc., etc.
Rights for /impounding counties 'of Western Pa., and -• ,
Privileges,
re
with the loon:anent, may be 'purchased -
, and
ea.° tested for the cn'of direesec , ." •- ' • ' '''. ' ''''''' --•
Pall instrpetione will be giveh for the hitriourcherat='!-
cols tebehsed formariouS diseases, and-tha baste:tanner -..i.
for operating for the cure of these diseases, will aliele
fully explained lathe purchaser, and a pamphlet put into'
his hinds expressly for these purposes; carefully pre-;
pared by the patentee. .Eliquire of ' • -
S,*WILLIAMS, - Virie street; l =
near 4th at. Road, Pittsbl• ,•••••
L.... •
T AMES Eire cairdorted agiunst lasing Common Preps
1,4 red Chalk : They are not, aware hew fright/idly fain
riousitis to the skirt ! how Ooarso,howrongh; howitallosstr
yellow, and unhealthythe skin appears alter using' pre-
pared chalk! Besides it' aitijitrtatitt, containinga large . ••
quantity of leafil We have prepared a 'beautiful vege
table article, Which we call Jones' Sptudih Lilly
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleterious:: '%-
qualities,and it imparts to the skin a hatural; healtbY; •••
alabaster, clear„ lively white; at the same times:Lena g
'at a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and smooth. •
Dr. Jame's 'Anderson, Practical Chemist of Matisachti;-
se tts,says " After analysing Jones' Spanish Lilly White,
I find it possesses the most - beautiful and natural, and at 1 •
the same time innocent; white ever saw. I certainly., ;.•n.
can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose skin ;; .
requiresbeatuifying. ,, 'Trice 25 eehtsabo.v..' Directions
—the best way to apply Lilly White, is
with soil leather .
or wool—the former is preferable.
.P.'J•
A rrtur sin OF "TS62B FOR 25 orm.--Virldte ' teeth,
foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth, -
after being once or twice cleaned - with Jithes , Amber:
Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the• most beautiful
ivory, and, at the same time it is so perfeetly-innotent
and exquisitely fine, that itsconstant daily use ishighbr •
advantageous, even to those teeth that are in good con
tion, giving them a beautiful 'polish, and preventing ;a
premature decay. -Those -already decayed. it. preveata
from becoming worse—it also fa.stenssuch as is beeoMnig-, •,7
loose, and by. perseverance it.will render the foideatteeth
delicately white, and make the breath deliciously sweet.
Price 25 or 371eents a box: All the above are sold only
at 82 Chatham at., signor the American Eagle, New York,
and by the appointed Agentswhose names appear in the
next column. • .
von lima and get a richhnsband, lady! "Your
face is your 'fortinie. ,, ls't beautiful,clear, fart? Is it
white? If not, it can be made so even though it ; be yd.; . 7 7
low; disfigured, sunburnt, tanned, and-freckled., Thousl.., 7.
ands have been made thus who have washed once or
twice with Jones'' Italian_ Chemical Soap. The , afoot is
glorious and magnificent. lintbe sure you get the genn-
ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of the American Eagle, 82.
Chatham street. 7 -
Ringtworm, Salt-rheum, Scurvey,Erysipelas,Barlierts -
Itch, are often cured by Jones' Italian Chemical Soap,- .
when every kind of remedy has failed. :That it cures • •
' pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, all know. Sold at
the American Eagle, 85 Chatham street. hlind, -reader,
1 'Mese-kW:win never fails.
C. INGLIS, Jr., Patterson:. ,
Bold at Jecasoa's If Liberty et., head of Wood, Sign or.
of the Big Boot • • . .
ALT RHEUM, SCURVY, OLD SORES, ERYSIPE-.
0 LAS, Barbera Itchy Chaps, Bora Beards, Pissples,— , ::
This is used by many phyMeians in this city in curing Res
above„ and we would not commienciously sell unless .we
i
knew t to be all we state.
As a cosmetic, the true JONES'S SOAP is perhaps u the
only article ever known that removed impurities, Ain&
cleared and beautified 4he skin, making -it soft; clear,
smooth and white as an infants. But mind, it is sold at Ike
Chatham st, N. Y., andby •
JACKSON, A^ltt,
81) Libemstreet, Pituthniglijt,;
HEUMATISM, GOUT, AND TIC - DOLORFATX.--:
EL - A - respectable gentleman Called at our office, atilt&
said, to inform us that he bad been a ff licted for 15 years
with Rheumatism or Gout, and occasionally with Mc.
Doloreux; that he had been frequently confined to his , - -
room for montlis together, and o ft en suffered this most
tense and excruciating pa in, bat that lately he 414 beets.
using Tassts'iAlterance, from which he found thentout fdg
sal and unexpected relief. He says he found the medi-
tine very pleasant and effective, and that he now-'con
ciders himself peifectly cured.—P/iffadelphis Milli Amer:"
icon.
A Fear Wort . '" Knowtoo.4 . gentleman of Seiliftuote:-
• habit, from indiscretion in hie7younger' days, became af
fectcd with UlceratiMis •in the ' , Throat:oml NOSS, and , a.
disagreeable eruption- of the. Indeed, his . .whole
system bare the• marks of being saturated .with ditease:F;
One hand and wrist were • so - much -affected that hela
lost the Ilse of the hand, every pan being - Covered .4ith:;,';
deep, painful, and - offensive ulcers,. and were as hollow
• and porous as an honey-comb. It was at this Stage'cfhis•
complaint, when death appeared - inevitable fram - 71
some disease,. that be commenced the use of Jayne:hi
terative and having taken sixteen bottles, is itow.Perfect:-;:-
ly cored
..The Aiteritive: operates .tloraugli. the --cirecdeUOC„.ands
parities the blood aed,eradicateediiiii* - friim . the
wherever located,
_and.the •• numeroas cures it - has pet
formed- in diseases of. the:skin; cancer, sciafithi,
liver complaint, dyspepsia pad other 'chronic diseases, to
truly astonisiting.—Bpiroqf the Times: . • • .
IF For sele PittstiMgh,attheYEMlNTE4AW.
• Jay/seal Family aledlcfnee. •••••_- ' •
S. S; COOK, Piquit, -- ofiio; Muck., 1%6: • •••• • ,
"I have used your Yernrifuge, Cartinitatieelfilltatri; •
and Expectorant; buoy practice, for the last three years,. •
and have been exceedingly well pleasedvvith llieni, and.. -••••.:
never, as yet, to my recollection - failed of realimackar - •
fullest expectation in their curative properties...Your ••••,. L
other;medicines I cannot speak of from experience; butt, •
Judgingfrom those I hava•used I doubt not but that they - •
claim, and are entitled to all the confidence reposed in,
them; by those who have used tnem. I was formerly.' •
very partial toad Vermifuge, until I becameacqutunt • • •
ted with yours, which has my decided'preferene any:
other now in use. • , • • 1 • •
Reaeectfnlly, yours, &c., S. S. COOK,
.j]j• For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea •
Storei'M . ..
Fourth st. . • - teblll • '•• -
IkifORETESTIMONY for Dr. Willard's Aireilyilledj-, '
cines.—The underaluned, citizene of Pittsbeargliillay: . ,
ing personally used Dr. Willard's 'Oriental • Cough Mix
tore, and experienced its beneficial effects,domostelteew - 1
fully recommend it as safe and- efrectual,•lli eau
Speaking from experience, we believe that it
perior ; and would recommend hens,' le all tlie'rtr'•„• , ted - .
sn
• CHARLES LT 44 - ..
WM. IFINSTg.."" .
Pittsburgh, March 15th,1848. - •••• ; .
MCP - Sold by .I".•Schoonmaker Ha JamU
. •••_ •,,
A. Jones, J. H. Castiel, John, scat 'Pr „ Snowden,j,;• - •
Mohler, Deets & Snowt en • • - • - •••
WITS OF COCOBING in the Algid are seryfiroublA
JU some ; They lireak in upon the,:houss ef; repose and -
exhaust tue's''ien_gth of the Ureter. B. A..Fahnestoek
& Co.'s COU B
GH ALSAM has beer, eminently sauce - ill
Win eas
• ing said euring . these ample:mut speils.c./f
person In roused in the'rught by a. spasm of coughlng 3 a.
tea spoonful of the Cough Balsam:ma seetheit i givehim
relief, and, as It is Palatable, ler7,ves
,ur.pleuant taste
behind. If once used,it will take precedence over
others; as a remedy'foreolds, &e..
Prepared and sold by . B. is.. - ..FAHNESTIIICI & Co.
earner. Ist and Wood atreets b and earner 6th and Won*.
DR- RALPH'S CILKBEATED VII6IIIIIIIX Paid are foe-
sale, wholesale and Tttaii,atm e •
, . REAL R.sEAEE
• No. 60:Smithfield st.
Alto; by, Wm CEI•e, Allegheny city: Smith, air
ininetEzalacilin Picrintekee, F,ennstreet, Fifth WAAL
fee 21
DR EOFFSTQPI/C AND APITI-DYSPEPTIOPILLI" ,
The generra properties of these Pills are 'Cimino;
uve, Purgation. and Tonic. In the common disorders
arising from rrapmdence in diet, Loci, such an sickness
and sourness. of the stomach, heartburn. headaches, dcc.,
where a mediein% is resuired, this preparation:is very
applicable, for . it.,„ carminative or isoolg 'creels Ise
wm Agt mitneauKte relief, when nausea or stekness ex st
tts purgative oppeeration upon the stomach and bowels is
gentle.._tu
and 'erecal; and its tonic properties impart -
strong% 1 0-`,be uigestive organs, thel,by enabling these
nrgati, ,lrk'perform their propel' functions with order and
r e iruarkt r i. The price has been reduced from be to ggi
cents a.' „,,, x „
For sale, wholesale and retail by B. A. FAIINIMb
& Co., corner Front and Wood and Sixth and .• • _
Wag A atom Agents for Pitudi r :h. - [ jei4
C.ONSUMPTION, seizes more victims than any 'other
disease in our country. The young, the old the
l''.•eaudful and gay, ate all alike- smbjeet to its invidiOna
ravages, and many 'tr hectic "cheek has been supposed ,
bloom with- the glow of health. But every case ortg'
nate:lima cold and a msugh—perhaps deemed unworthP" )
of attention atfirst—aud only met with' remedies when - •
'too late. - Watch the first symptoms with jealous •care,' - "
and make immediate use of the Cough. Belgian of B.A:. •
Fahnestack & Co., which will certainly check its fulikec
progress, and, restore the organs to a beautiful •
For sale by 'B. A. FABlimcrOCK CO4edreei let
_and Woodsts.; also; corner 13th and
•
O. DLASON:tc. CO., No. 80. Menem 'amaze, have
!, • ;
Adf this day received, per ‘i Fast Line,' the followidg ,
named Goode, viz :—Satui stripe, black and blue black
Vaiii. kind Rrinteti Beragee, all wool 11l de Laktesiim- '•-
broidered niberShawls, black, white and pearl Silk • ,
Hoge' spun Silk /foal; kid, silkamilisle thread Gkives;;.:
linen,,bobbin cambric and muslin Edgings;-Insen •
ings;-• - ••
„black silk l ace Edgings; bontietßibboas; embroidered
muslin Capes, cew patterns and rich goods. •;; • mara . •
''tea usible Property for seas, o f ••-
Q raULTED /*of a mile from ther_Ceme ter,' iaid'oppe
kJ site the residence of Col: Croghan, presenting a front
of Lep feet, containing a new cOttage house, with ball in .;
centre and toxins, 4 bed rooms and good cellerryike,,:-.-
- A tenant house, tiara, stables, pollen, a.c., 'all' =lei' ".
good :ace. This 'desirable property , is suitable for gar,
gl
enin purposes, or country residences, as several prom - •
iaent and beautiful locations carreasily be improved for ,
that purpose. Price, 821Xleriacrii. Termseasy. , ; • •
• • - ••8 CUTHBERT
ap2Q
, .
EAL ESTATE. FOR SCRIP.—'FOr sale' a--valaribier •.! •=,
Ilnliot of 20 Leer front on Beaver street, Alleghenyiby-.
IV teat to a 17Yeet alley; having a soialtframe. Cottß
Bwllltag HOW, with othelMinenta. Price S6O
la Pi:burgh end 4illeghen rind:County Batip,
P B
RT, 0011.Alreeltp , ;
t . Smithfield area,
lijjayst3;9l4, : 4o-200-At 1 3 , 211p1c. - •
c rechl ' r I!ffOOANDLES3 & arempatti4-
VT Wood Ong.
Effil
ME
:;•• •