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seal and painful sympptoms.
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in ttie collapse stage
lug labored an d hurried
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eeed each oth_e.r„,„
,io tiir:ocrdadcrofrstatomEßAtetdh.epsretaceinEriptio.ns.
of
tbri
Tlui mixture
sive Practice , e ill AtP ad .Do an te a r7 th ell do i
j o ti f tg : te l stti l e tta n4tomp blirg iseas h. eote ` it 'ln
~s_i ust eevaamei- ertfi n:toth.
ePidshral. given of 1813
it to many passengers -eh
tit
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tbe a
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attacked
LUlC all e e d e L e c e urab lett % sp b e y — th e yl -* z
m istr olo.l botriL Dri :l: sB 7 .. pare!
solely bathe proprietor.
jo ig,-( 1 • 1ki0.53 ket SireettPdthborgb:Po. .
Renef tor'.oram ps.•
tArE HAVE ASPOMINAL:WARAITOT, mule front
. •VT the =oat Approved English patterns, !unmated and
recommended byThomits Sairewell f Esq., and a number
- of-eminent-Physicians, beinga Plo3t convenient appark
tuslor ilmapplication of warm or hot water to the boW.,„
.ela t: JA ease army:me Cholera. As every person is
suloeettopAdden atuseks,lio madly should bu,withom--
ut least without one. For sale by
• SIDAIFF. Or: ATKINSON,
ieß Fula street, between Wood and Market-atm
A:WM BOORS— trrrimeval, by , Harris. .;
J3l Layard'a Nineveh and ita Remains:
•The•Cletgy of America.
'‘• - The Czar, Ws - Court and People.
Women of thd Revolution.
•' , 7lrt lag's Works , new edition.
4
. .ILife and Corresibneenee of John Foster.
• ,Holmes' Poems. • •
= .4:Monte's Workei complete ; 20 vols.
...Swift'a Works, compfotei
...Fielding and. Smollem; complete.
•
The Plogres.s•of-America ; thhik vols. •
For sale by • H. S BOSWORTFLE: CO.,
4th street, near Market. •
Clergymenand strangers are invitedm call tu the
Book Store of H. S. Bosworth & Co., on Fourth street,
will - helonndline - edltlatmorttlany
rare and valuable Works. . • '
Denttl,to num Wats..
i TT is & notorious &Meat of all eirils,.none are held in
.1 such abhorrence asthose of Rats, Mice,.Roacheaand
lie&Mags, - .and to. have them exterminated, is the wish
and desire of alt. A. peeparadon has been.iscovered
by winch those:who wish, may become rid of this evil,
which is.festa 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
.•_ilvis,) awl by.overy one who has gwen it a trial, been
pronounced the best remedy they have ever used Inc ex
terminating Rats, Mice . , Bed-Rugs, Roaches, &c.
Thi4irticles comprising - this composition are in them
-.tidies:very innocent, and contain not a particle of poi. ,
=tan; but waen cambined, creates a gas which explodes
the stomach, and -consequently destroys life in a few
hoary-•—tos soon as it tuxs affected the stomach, the articles
beatone neutralized, and will affect nothing thereafter
so that there can bean danger in Us use, wider any cir,
c =stances. This ism° humbug. We will warrantit to:
rid houses of alt the Rats, Mice, Roaches, &a., that in ,
-• fens them. Should it :notdo as wesay, the money will
be refunded. ' • • 1. S. hi. YOUNG &CO.,
jet - '• • -N. W; corner of 4th and Ferry am., Pittsburg.
_Factory' for Soli*
TN§IICCESSFULOPERA.TION,manufacttuing Prin
. j. ors'- Wood Type ,and Raised Sign Letters by Ma
chinery. ,The machinery iS admirably suited for all
carving purposes, for which .a pattern, can be made In=
the finest caorring to heayy cornice. Should the in
ventor:lls= Merril, Singer, obtain a patent for the in
vention or any improvement thereon, Atte said patent is
secured by deed to the subscribers for the term of seven
years in the whole United States, and for ever in Alle
gheny Co Pa.
Or, a PARTNER WANTED, capable of managing the
above haziness, and willing to take an interest of at
least one-fourth in the capital stock. For particulars,
aPPIY (post paid) to , . SCHOLY & RYAN,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
.
MP - From -the foregoing Notice of L Stunts, we
find that the Patent has issued, and for proof of out
claim, see records of our deed in Patent Office, at Wash-
ington, D. C. , (ies) SOLIDLY tr, RYAN.
MILLINERY
• AND DRESS It:UE.IM ESIABLLSIDERNT.
ADIS' .DISFF has:recently received-the latest designs
ILL of Dresses, Cardinals, smut eves,' article inherline
of business; and is preparedto execute all enters at the
shortest notice. factotums *aiming Cardinals or Visites
made, may 'rely
.upon obtaining work in every respect
equal to that obtained from - the least. Mead Dresses,
Diem - Caps, Capes, Collars, Laces`, Ribbons, Flowers.
Friages, Dims, Ladies' Hakfti,fte., always on hand at
jet' MRS. DIIFFS,IO St. Clair st,
AGENTLEMAN of Pittsburgh, who had fallen into
an open cellar after the .... - Oreat Fire," sprained
his anele so severely that he was unable to refrain from
crytug ont svith.the pain. A. friend who had been using
Pahnestock CdPi ileuhaficient and been cured
Bitentrunlim,gave him what remained in the bottle,'
and although his limb Was greatly swollen, he was com
pletely restored ro.health in twelve, hottni and freed from
pain. This.tsbutoneof a great number of cases which:
have come under the observation of the proprietors.—
Prepared and sold by, It A: F.4.IIIOESTOCK.t. CO.
cornetist and Wood sts also, cor. 6th and Wood eta.
• City Drag Store for Solo.
riliir.stock,suad fir:Dues ofawholesaleand retail Drag
Store iluivingt well sieleeted sr:OW and doings good
business, ts in a good location, and at a lease of two
years from last April. The aboye will be sold at a bar
gain: - The owner haying other engagements cannot give
it his personal attention.
8. CDTHI3ERT, General Agent,
Smithfieldst.
MR. DUFF'S GETITLEMEN AND LADIES'
BOOK-KEICPENG & WRITING ROGNISi
SORTII EMI OP TU111141.161VD..
B. D. has his new Crass Booms no Ncr thoroughly re
.lll. paired and fined ap. Ladies find his new rips-.
tem of Single Barry Book-keeping. en agreeable-study,
and a valuable dcquirement.- Cientlemen going through
his entire •course" of training on Doable Entry Book
keeping, will not only be qualified to take charge of
Books - upon any , system-in use; butthey will find them
selves master of all those intricatecoperationaconnected
with pawl:m=lllp senlements, of which; many practi
cal book-keepers, of acknowledged ability, are ignorant.
Several of the most extensive firms in the city have re
cently procured Book-keepers from this Institution.—
Merchants and Steamboat proprietors can always learn
of Book-keepers thoroughly qualified for their profession;
no others are ever recommended. flours : 10 to In, 9to
4, and 7 to 10. may 4
Notice.
AdrY- old customers, strangers visiting the city, and
1111. others wishing to provide themselves with a hand
some DRESS COAT, PANTS, VEST, or any other aril.
cle in the line, can do so, by leaving their orders with .
JAMES hPGUIRE,
Third sweet, St. Charles Building.
.IVLEY'S NEW WORK— The Adironback, or
ile i In the Woods.. by J. T. Headley, author of
WasbiAgton and-bls Generals, &e.
Lare And Writings of Da Witt Clinton by W. W.
Campbell, author of BordorWarfaxe, &c. lust received
by 10MIBTON k STOCKTON,
jea Cor. 3d and Market its.
• . TAVERN STAND AT SHOIUSTOWN, FOR
IiFNT.--A. commodious and well finished Tavem
.-rand, in the village of Shousetown, furnished in
modern ,MYle, With ,goal Stabling attached. It will be
leased fora term of years. Addtesa
lanl2 • P. SHOUSE, Shousetown.
Boy Leos Chintzes.
C~firf4 of abava Goode. 3-4, 44 and 0-8 wide, fancy
and double Parble,for sale by
maro9 - 2m - HAMPTON, SMITH & CO
' WILRE RAILING.'
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.
'DUBUC ATTENTION is solicited to a entire new
r article of RAILING, =de of wrought iron .burs,
and soft annealed rads, or wire, and expressly designed
for enclosing Cottages, Cemeteries, Balconies,
_Public
Grounds; Ise., at prices varying from 50 cents to 53,00 the
rawly' g foot. It is made in panels of various lengths,
21 to 4 A 01414 wi th wrought iron posts 11 inch square,
at intervening .distancea of 6to 10 feet. If desired, the
pannehican be made of any height, in continuous spans
of 5010,60 feet, with or without posts. No extra charge
fori!Ostsi -
w: f c t l i n e r% E tra tz tiii ie - lightness, great strength and durabil
ityO the beauty of its varied or
namental &signs, together with the extremely lowprice
at which it is sold ; are ft
causing to supersede the Cast
ron Railing, wherever their comparative merits have
peen tested. For farther particulars address -
MARSHALL' Is BROTHERS,
Agents for Pitentees,
mrtiftra Diamond alley, near Snlithbeld st, Pittsburg.
Bair you're, Oistlery., S diary, &o.
Tons WALKER, Importer and Dealer in Foreign and
tf Domestic Hardware, respectfully announces to his
friendkand' the public generally, that he is now4peeiv
ing his Spring supply of Hardware, Cutlery, SadMery,
&c., at his stand, No. 85 Wood street, which he will die
pose of on_the. most reasonable terms.
Me siillatinthreally be receiving fresh supplies, direct
from; the - mantifacttunte in Europe and this country,
which will agable him to compete with any house, East
or Woo. -
He p, t itularly invites the attention of cuetemers to
his excellent attacnixnent of Table and Spring Cutlery,
&c., which is :fashionable patterns and from the moat
poptdaftannefeetarera.
die stocarof Carpenter's Tools is large, and of excel-
Of general Hardware ntpeki has every variety of
article.
- - -• •
Western Merchants and delleoh-geoendly, are In
vited to call and examine his Monk.' - /3/1129.6n1
Paper Hangings.
r Alff now receiving, direct from the minufaclttrallt.li
I. New York, Philadelphia and Hahn:now, a large and
well selected- assortment of all the latest and moat, IM-:
proved 'etylea.ol' Satin, Glazed and common PAPER
HANo,4llls,egnaistlag of
10,000'vec.e# . pl* Parlor and Fresco
10,000 .
.141! and Column
!N o Dining-roan; chamber and office Paper
Which Ilet9ild.particWarly invite the attention of those
h av injr. gnenea, to Paper, to call and examine at the
Paper Wiieboused S. e. ,
mario 87 Wood et.
. _
FiDWA.IiO TODD do CO.; PirAMTPACITRESUS oF F in
town Ann Fsisoy Sanzrs, balm received from their
acto,East 'a latter:and desirable, stack of SHIRTS,
which_ e pp:9040 to offer to dealers at the lowest New
lark Vacs, On:labs' factorY lefts.
OUr stock ittirthigil in part X 300 doz.,, all qualities,
sin stystritle inn narrow plait; Byron and
collars, manufietaked expressly for City trade,
and intended for•thlfmarkot.
By a 'dealers - our _Goods at low p!ices, and
allowing our toreeoirtmefid,llannselves in style at
,Inanulasture,,ltkiterie teibe . able to please all autos
=OM: ' :
nor W.aretpanheorner ofniliandltlirket itreepo*
Juana
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ESPECTFULLY inibreis - his - Diem:ls, and the publ e
~,;IID in geneMl;that he has Medved ir very la.ege supply
of the choicest SPRING' and SWAM - PR GOODS ever
:seen.in Vinskurgitteeleeted halti*gasl• O
siding bf French . had-Bega nCloth CO
s, Da spi
meres, Vesting's,' Vashisiareim,' of all shades and
colors and of the lateitiand most desirable pattenie,
which will be made up to order in a superior Style, and
at very moderate , price s,
He has also on 'Mind 'a very large stock of Ready
made prothlng,'Nlathlie will sell very low. ap23:ly
gi'ITZOSItaLD, I
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE,
1t1a.20 Market street.
HAVING received (and receiving weekly) my Sprint'
:L and Summer - Goods, I artvprepared toOffei to the
citizens and public in general, &better lot of ready made
.Clothing than has ever been offered before in Pittsburgh,
and at prices W. percent. cheaper than canbe pareliaseP
in any other Clothing establialunent ins this city:
tU"D1:111't forget to call at No. 28.‘ • •
,inarl4-4y E. , FITZGERALD-
GOLD! GOI.D! GOLD:
HOPE . 0 . 40 TR11N , 0410111,P0R1 CM.
la T. ROGERS. respectfuily informs-his friends an
AI.. the public thatbe has. opened. mrte Cronin
gross, N 0.27, Market street; between Front andSeaon
where he will keepeonstantly.on hand a large and sup
rioraesortment ofclothing, SI/liable for the presentseaso
Having Ant returned' trota the East with a new an
splendidmmortment of Cloths, Cassimeres mid Vestin
'Of the' most' desirable ' patterns, which will be made 'up
op the shortest nodce and in the most fashionable styl
bn the Oneprice cash system, as low as can be had
any other eetabllshmeat in Pittsburgh.
Don't forget the
_place, but call at the CLOTHING
EMPORIUM, No. HT Market at. Pittsburgh. frar3l.:34
REn p and Summer Stook WC •
ADY-MADE CLOTHING AT THE
THREE BIG DOORS,
POE THE PUSS= 6ILASON, ass NEVEM BEEN EQUALLED
Even by the Celebrated Estatdishment itself.
fliffE UNPRE.CE.DENTED PATRONAGE , bestowed
j_ upon the enterprise of the proprietor, has enabled
hira to purchase all his Goods at such prices as will allow
him to - sell, Wholesale and Retail, LOWER than any
other House,East or West.
JOHN
.141 , CLOSKEY , Manufacturer of Ready-mad
,Clothing, No. la:Liberty street; Pittsburgh, Pa., has just
coMpleted his Stock, and has now on hand, ready for
sale, the largest, inottftshumable and varied assortment of
READY-TILADE CLOTHING over offered in the United
States; all of which have been made under his imme
diate inspection, this city, AT PRICES THAT MIST OBTAIN
ASILEFEXCESCE—Iogether WWI one of the choicest selec
tions of Imported fine Black, Blue, Brows!, 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 Sllks, fanctSatins, &c &c. All the new
est styles fancy CASSEMER e=:, of every description;
all of which will be made up to order at the shortest no
de_ ,e in the latest and moat fashionable style.
The proprietor informs the public that the principle,
upon which he will do business,
j u i r s lll be upon the basis
of HONESTY and FAIR DI , A f G ; and in order to es
tablish a confidante in the buyers, I am determined to ad-;
here to my originalmouo, "quick Saks and qw.sil
_OOP and also make the buyer his own salesman, vi
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 he requires, at the
lowest price it can possibly be bought for.
Business shall continue to be transacted at my exteen
sive establishment, which has long since obtained the
character of being the First 'Tailoring Establishment in,
Pittsburgh. maidS
BiEW GOODS AT P. DELANY'S,
49 LraxErry firma, Prrraarraon.
TIIST RECEIVED, an extensive and varied assort
., UMW of GOODS adapted to the present and approach- :
lug season, such as Mack, Brown arid Drab, Armed,
Palmerston's Beaver Cloths, a superior article for Busi
ness, Frick and other Coats.
Also, a great variety of Blankets and Feltings, em
bracing all the above mentioned colon; superfine
French black, brown olive, green, claret, and all other
desirable colored CLOTHS; French, English and Amer
ican plain and- fancy Casstanass, of entirely new pat
terns and very desirable colors, to which we call the at
tention of those in want of a handsome pair of Pants:—
Vsscrutos : The assortment of Vestings Is unusually
handsome,
comprising the newest and most approved
styles for fall and winter wear. All of which will be
made to order at short notice and on reasonable terms.
A few COATS on hand, of entire new styles, to which
we would invite the attention of those who desire to
unite ease. elegance, comfort and convenience in these
garments. To such, would particularly recommend
these Coats to their notice, since they combine all the
beauty of the overcoat with the comfort and conve
nience of the sack coat.
A general assortment of Reorly-made Clotting on hand,
in the present Fall fashion, and will be sold wholesale or
retail .at the lowest cash pnces. sepl7
IadIPIIU.E CLOT ti Ul waott.E,
110.153 LIBERTY STREET.
IrEY CHIONELL would respectfully invite the
mentlon of his friends and the public to his stock
of Fashionable and well made CLOTWNG, at the above
stand. Those who prefer their' Garments made to order,
will always find a good assortment of Goods to select
from. Mr. Roam Paw will attend to the cutting de
partment, which is a guarantee of a well cut and good
fitting garment. No effort will be spared to give satis
faction to the style and finish of our Goods. Every ex
ertion shall be made to please our customers- iseptiam
PRE S
LEEWARD'S CELEBRATED LEATHER •
Preserving Blacking.
A COIRPOSITION of bleats-foot Oil and Ivory Black,
for nourishing and preserving all kinds of Boot and
Shoe Leather, rendering it soft and pliable and prod u eing
the moat brilliant jet black, equal tapettenikalbsr, without
communicating stain or spotto clothing.
LEEWARD & COALUVO. Ek3 Third strea, near Wiaefj in
calling the attention of gentlemen to this beautiful Black
ing, desire simply to state its peculiar composition and
effects on the Leather. It is composed of seats-foot
and pure ivory black, and renders the leather at once
soft and pliable, thereby preventing the boots and ahoes
from cracking. With one-fourth the /abor many 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
off an the panto/cans.
Gentlemen are invited to call at oar Store, No. 88
Third street, near Wood. and have the blacking tried on
their boots, and where they can see upwards of
5,000 CERTIFICATES,
Front the most distinguished individuals in the U. States,
all of whom recommend it ac being, for beauty of polish,
preserving the leather, and facility of application, the
most beautiful ever offered to the publie ,
LEEWARD & Co.
86 Third street, near Wood
Terrible Revolution—Stars Triumhant:
IarOGAN & ~•,) CANTWELL, (sign of the •p No. 86
JUL Market street, would respectfully beg leave to call
' the attention of the public to their new stock of Goods,
just received and opening from manufacturers and im
porters, of which they feel confident that price and qual
ity willgiv Small e entire satisfaction, as our motto 14--" Quick
asks and frqfits."
Our stock consists, partly, of the following anlcies,vir
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pins, late styles; Guard
and Vest Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets ,• Fin
ger and Ear Rings; Pencils and Pens; Slides and Studs;
Steel Buckles, for Ladies' Head Dresses ,• Madalon's
Card Cases , shell, pearl and velvet • Coral Beads ; Ala
baster Boxes ; fine Rosewood and Ebony Shaving Cases,
furnished ; Siver Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all kinds;
German Silver Spoons, all kinds; Silk Steel Bead Bag
and Purses; Cotton Bags and Purses; Hair, Tooth, Nail
and Cloth Brushes; Violins,Accordeons, Flutes and
Fifes; fine Penknives and Sntora ; Globes and Paper
Holders, Shell, Dress and Side Combs, latest styles;
Chide Vases, Fruit Baskets, Agate and Glass Vases,
,Mugs, and Cologne Bottles; Tables, Chessman anti
Backgammon Boards; Silk Tapestry; Brussels and In
gram Carpet Saga; Willow, Market nhd Side Baskets;
Chairs, Wagons, Cradles, .5c.., &c,, with a large assort-.
meat of Toys and Fancy Articles, teo timorous to men
tion. (sepl9
Oharohlll & Stanley,
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE RICH JEWELRY
EDWARD TODD & Co.,'Agents,
K. E. corner Fifth and Market so., (up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
irhave 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-pins; Engraved, Plain Hoop Stone Set
..Ear and Finger Rings; Plain Gold, Engraved and Stone
Set Scads; Slides, 'Watch Keys, &c., &c.
Among our Goode can be found some of the most de
tumble and approved styles ot Stone Sets now in use,
viz :—Opal, Ruby, Turkois, Topaz, Anathyst , Garnet,
Brilliants, &c:, &c.
Dealers, purchasing Fine Jewelry, 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.
J. T. DECKER & ROBINSON,
BUILDERS, ADD ERECTORs OY
LIGHTNING RODS, ON A SCIENTIFIC PRLXCIPLE.
Orders left at the Post Office or at Mrs. Eawrri's, on
Fourth street, between Market lid Ferry, will receive
.prompt attention.
Rermutscss.—Prof. Horace Webster, Geneva, N. V.;
Prof. Chester Dewey , D. D., M. D. Rochester, N, Y. ; J.
L. Cassels, and Hamilton L. Smith, Cleveland, O. ; G. K.
Shoenberger, I. Hawthorn, Michael Jones, .T. C. Wil
liams arid Capt . , Good—Cincinnati.
111 Prrrintracm—John H. Shoenberger, Wilson Mc-
Candless, A. W. Loomis, O. Metcalf, Wm. J. Totten,
John Harper, Mr. IlleCntcheon, Mr. Childs, Oakland;
Col. Momani' Mrs. Collins Rev. Mr: Spark , J. D. Wil
liams, Major Harding, t }. S. Arsenal; John Irwin &
Sons ; Allegheny : D. N. White, W. A. Marshall, John
Sampson ; Major Davis and Dlr. Newton, East Liberty.
jy3l.:dtf
New Lig ht.
WEhave received a lot of LAMPS of -various sizes
and kinds, of a new consmiction that is quite
simple and complete--some ornamental.
Also, the article to burn in them, called BURNING
-FLVID," or " ETHERIAL OIL" It has rare qualities,
which' recommend it to - the attention of Steamboat men,
Hotel "Keepers and Housekeepers. For cleanliness,
economy and brilliancy, it surpasses anything portable
now in use.
- -,.Fprsons who please to call on us will be shown the
peculiarities of the new compound;
. ConatantoupPly of the Fluid and Lamps kept by
SILSIFE & ATKINSON,
ist,lietweer, Wood and Market eta.
HE tutdell*lnd .111.1retithled from New York'
; Now Yoxix : illalte-lnassuractory.
Twith a lir splendliLand well selected assortment
of ORN HAIR? of . eoery kind. Re Invites
Ladies and Gentleman-td call and examine the new and
MOM beautiful artiele!of Rititarilx •PaintlWs for.Stutdsi
Wigs and Half WigeoVatillVeated. They are Sonnteh -
like the natural partings, and-tit siielOse - end tans that
they Canna 3e distinguished from.the .nataral
eloseinspeetton.
SOMIrIZENG New. -The new Baktnes&plintatuniOrtata
the difficulty, and must supercede all otherslor Gentle*
men's Wigs and Taupees it bears equally on everypart
of the head, without fairness or artificial aptmaraneet
(in these it is unlike the old;) it shows the forehead equal
to the natural hair.
,Wig wearers are particularly invited to call and ex
wpm articlesfor themselves. J. CAMERON,
, . N0.(19 Third it, near Wood.
DI; H—Remembe the New York Hair Manufactory
mayl.salarriikvan
MIN
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Boat' Line. 1l•
••• 04
iron tit TNINSPONTATION , Sit kaurairr TO AND rams [
PITTSBDRGH PEULADELPHIA,. BAXTINOR.4"
"NRW YORE, BOSTON, &c, •
THOMAS BQRBIDGE, TAAFFE ik.otortr4oß,
Pittsburgh.
Infilß old established Lute being•nOwinfull ape. t '
the proprietors are prepared, with their usual es •ttn
sive. arrangements, to forward merchandise, prodoze,
&c., - to and fromthe above ports, on liberal terms, with
• the regularity, diipatch and safety, peculiar to their
mode of transportation, so obvious when transhipment
on the way is avoided. ,•• •
Allconsfgninenbs by and for this Line received„Charges
..pai4 and forwarded in any required direetions, free of
chargefor cbnttission, advancing or storage-.
: No intermit; directly, or indirectly, in steamboats.
L.' All communications promptly attended to, on applica
tion na7he following Agents:
THOMAS BORBIDGE,
278 Market street. Philadelphia.
TAAFFE & O'CONNOR,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh..
O'CONNOR A CO.,
North st.,Baltimoies
aaammalB49.aags2
agerch..v.Tranutportsition,l4na,
VIA PENNSYLVANIA CANAL .AND RAIL ROAD 4,
TO PETLADELPIIIS AND BAIJITMOHN
Tun Canals and Rail Roads being now open, and in
good order, we are prepared to forwardall kinds ()Inlet ,
chandize and produce to Philadelphia and BaltimOre,
with promptness and despatch, and on as good terms as
any other Line. C. A. hicANULTY & Co.,
Canal Basin. Penn street, Pittsburgh.
,Aoarres—CHARLES RAYNOR, Philadelphia,
ROSE IHORRILL & Co... Baltimore.
I vv B a 4 r.
F 9 r .
4enrchantys et ilaM gitt - Ltne,
For Blairstritts, Johnstown, Hollidaysburgh, and a/2
111111 M
intermediate places.
Tam Line will continue to cony all Way Goods with
their usual dispatch, and at Mir rates of freight.
-
Aomize—C.A. 111cANULTY 4 Co., Pittsburgh:
D. B. WAKEFTFLD, Johnstown.
JOHN MILLER, Hollidaysburgh.
Rarsaatiotts—James Jordon, Smikh & Sinclair , Dr. F.
Shoenberger, it, Moore, John Parker, S. F. Von Bonn
horst & Wm. Lehmer & Co., /no. FirDevitt & Bros.,
Pittsburgh; John Ivory, Sundt, Mulhollan & Ray, John
Graff& Co., Blairsville. marl 7
(Gazette and Journal only copy.]
NEW STOOK OF PIANOS.
JOHN H. MELLOR. No.Bl Wood street, has just receiv
edit new stock of Piano Fortes, from the following
celebrated manufacturers:-
oms Rosewood 7 oct., carved in the style of Louis XI V.
One do 7do do do do
One do 7do round corners, plain carving.
One do 7do plain round corners.
One do dh do elegantly carved.
One do 6i do plain round corners.
One do 61. do do do do
One do 6 do carved furniture.
One do 6do plain round corner.
One do 6do do do do
One do 6do plane square.
All the above are from the celebrated manufactory of
Chickering, Boston, and are warranted in all cases, and
the purchase money . refunded, if found defective in any
particular. The prices are the same as charged at the
manufactory, and are as low as those of inferior quality
from other makers.
Seven Rosewood 6 oets.., from Bacon A Raven, N. Y.
One do 6 do do H. Worcester, N. Y
Two do 64 do do Bacon & Raven. N. Y.
One do 0 do do Coles & Co., N. Y.
All the above Piano Fortes warranted in every res
pect, being made expressly to order, and are such as can
be relied ou for durability; even in tot ch. and of supe
rior tone. JOHN H. AI.F.LLOII.,
Sole Agent for sale of Chickering,'s Piano Fortes,
seplu for Western Pennsylvania
IGAGLE .FOI7hIDIMT.
JOHN KWIICILSG7t, O. W G. PATSY.
Midi:undersigned, successors to Arthur. A Nicholson.
beg leave to inform the citizens of Pittsburgh and the
public generally, that they have re-built the EAGLE
FOUNDRY at d are now in full operation, and have part
of their patterns ready for the market—amongst which
are Cooking Stoves, Coal and Wood Stoves, with a
splendid air-tight Coal Stove, which is now superseding.
in other cities, the common round Stove Also, a cheap
coal Cooking Stove, well adapted for small families. with
a full assortment of common and mantel Grates. We
would particularly Invite the attention of persons build
ing to call at our warehouse before purchasing. and ex
amine a splendid article of enamtnelled Grates, finished
in fine stylo—entirely new in this market
Warehouse, No, 151 Liberty et, opposite Wood street.
seplidy NICHOLSON & PAYNE.
Fall Fashions Bata and Cape.
4 "O. W. GLASSGOW will introduce the
Fall style HATS and CAPS,a.O Saturday.
August the 25th_ 0419, Those in want of
a neat and durable HAT, will please call and examine
his assortment, at No. 105 'Wood street, third door below
Eli% street.
N. B.—His Silk Hata are warranted water proof—the
bodies being prepared with Gotta Pencils., which makes
them elastic and pleasant to the wearer, and perfectly
water proof. G. W. OLA&tGOW,
aug2s:4m 1.1k2 Wood street.
Great Bargain Corner,
611111T1DIDLD ADD Pll/111 9111BSTS, PrrrantraDD I PA., •
41 lek the most popular of all BOOT and SHOE Es'
tablishments in the West. This place has gained
its reputation by Its proprietor keeping the very
best Boots and Shoes, which are made expressly
to order foi this market, and be is not satisfied only by
keeping the best assorted stock of BOOTS and SHIO .
In the Western country, bat be is enabled and deter
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 td the public. It
is impossible to set forth elid!) advantages and facilities
In on advertisement, that the Great Bargain Corner has
over others, which enables its proprietor to sell Boots
and Shoes.or the very-best qualities and styleset from 10
to 25 per cent. lower than any other store in' the city.
The way to test the matter's for all who intend porches
big BOOTS and SHOES, to call at BATES' GREAT
BARGAIN CORNER, examine the stock iutd prices, and
all will be satisfied that the Grearßargain Corner, Smith
field and Fifth stereo, Is the place for the public, one and
all to get good Boots and Shoes cheap, for cash.
deco J. BATES.
N
OLMSTEAD & SONS COPPER GILT 5P1N
...1 sDLES FOR THE TIPS OFILIGHTNING RODS—
The subscribers being appointed by the manufacturers,
Agents for the sale of the above article, have received,
and will keep constantly on band a large supply, to
which we Invite the attention of those wishing to protect
buildings from lightning as being the latest and best Sr
liele for the purpose. S ee Professor Ohnstead's certifi
cate below. JOHN B. M'FADDEN & CO.
No. 35, Market street.
.. .
I have examined a specimen of Messrs. N. Olmstead
as Son's 'Copper Gilt Spindles,' for the tips of lightning
rods, and am of the opinion that they are exceedingly
well adapted for the purpose designed, being substan
tially such as were recommended to the French Govern
ment by a commission composed of several distinguished
philosophers of France.
DENISON OLMSTEAD.
Yale College,flug. 11, 1845. jeSO.
If ANT OUT,
RE-BUILT, AND AT WORK!!!
Wagon Manufactory.
THE subscriber having enlarged hie Shop, lately de
stroyed by fire, informs his friends and the public
generally that he is now prepared to manufacture Wa
gons, Carts, Drays, Timber Wheels, Trucks and Wheel
barrows, at his Shop, on Fifth street, between Wood and
Smithfield streets; where be keeps on hand a large stock,
or makes to order any amount of work, of the loam ma
terials and by experienced workmen, and at prices to
salt the times.
Southern merchants and furnace men are requested to
call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere.
may22:6m WM. MeKKE.
Removal of Leeward'e Segos Store,
FROM Tern TO 331210 ET sr., 3 DOOMS rams TEE Roma.
have got an article of BRIARS that I offer with'
ATE
confidence to my friends and citizens, of every
var ety and price. Odr imported range from 3to sc. at
retail. To those who don't want to pay 4 and sc. for a
Seger, I offer the Segars of our own make with confi•
donee. For beauty of make, delightful fragrance, and
every thing appertaining to a truly good Seger, they will
be found equal to any Imported. These Cigars range
from 1. to 3 cents. Of Tobacco for Smoking and Chew
ing, we have all the celebrated brands. Out French and
German friends, "whose great delight is snuff," will find
at our. Store "all their anticipations realized."
Friends and Citizens--We solicit your patronage free
ly; we feel a confidence in ourselves and in our ability
to snit you—our constant and unceasing efforts always
being directed to the one great end, " to please."
ie.2.5
LEEWARD & CO.,
Market street, near the river.
, Great Western Saddle,
HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP MANUFACTORY.
frlHl3 subscriber takes this method of informing his
I friends and the public In general, that he has the
largest stock of the following named articles, 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:than has 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.
Wholesale and Retail.
ADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNKIIIANUFACTORY.'}
1110 OBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to in
form his friends and-the pubho generally,
'hat he continues to occupy that large and corn
modions Store Room, formerly occupied by Samna • ••
estock & Co., No. BO,corner of Diamond alley and Wood
Street, where he keeps a large and general assortment of
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle
,Bags, Valises, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti
illesin his line.
i , He also keeps constantly on hand and is prepared to
tarnish to order, all kinds or Itiveted Ilose,mannt - actured
Of Itio,begOmatorial, and In a style of workmanship equal
so &Cattalos's' . manufactured article, and at 66 per cent.
14tetiper... • •
Countrylifootontf anti Parrnera would do well to call
and examinellis.stookbetore. purchasing elsewhere, as
he is detennitiedirraell firm 'rate articles at very low
prices.
irr•Don't forget.ihe place, No. 86, corner of Wood
street •
and Diamond • ap2O
MEM
ELME
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N " '
iy,./REIGN" PASSENGER. OFFICE. ..-4",e4
s l7lll`ol4itir *alms ,
I For the Real Otorters this City.
T THE FRIENDS OF EMIGRANTS I e careful to
14 have their arrangements made according to`the nit°
Precision Lam, and take nO bran's receipt,lvithauthaving
it inserted ; otherwise they will have fopay in Liverpool,
before they ship.
Ileraffter ail Steerage PaSeengers coming from Europe,
engaged in America, to come over in either of the Ships of
„ IidRNDEN Co. , will so;furrashed with the following
Free - Wow or their equivalent In other arriclu equally good
See Act of eo ,, gress, hlayll7, 1848.
This plan will prevent sickness on board. Heretofore
when passengers found thotaselves in Provistons, many
of them Caine on board entirely destitute, which 'often
darned much sickness and death
• 35 tits Bread,
10 tbs Rice,
10 ihs ()anneal,
10 lbs Flour,
10 Iba Beans and Peas;
35 tbs Potatoes,
1 pint Vinegar,
60gallone Water,
10 Ills Salted Pork, free from Bone •
All of good quality, and one-tenth of the provisions fur
niched, will he delivered [peach Passenger every week
with a sufficient supply of fit& for cooking.
Each ship in this line will be properly ventilated, and
a good house over the passage-way leading to the Pas
sengers' apartment. The caboose and cooking-ranges
for the use of Pa.., engers, are kept under cover. Every
attention will be paid to promote their health and comfort.
Remittances made as usual, ynompdy, and actrioderate
rates. tt
Bank of England Notes and Foreign Exchange pur
chased at current rates.
Debts, Legacies, Pensions, &c-, &c., collected, and
copies of Wills procured, with every other Madness con
nected With an European Agent.
JOSHUA ROBINSON, •
European Agent,
corker of Fifth and Wood sts
aIY9 Pogt Buildin
New Commercial Line.
'Erstesr.t. & Co., 3 j Dumux,lannt.A.LL tc
84 Wall st.,New-York,l b . ? Liverpool, England,
RltsrEcrvou.y late= their friends t.nd the
public,that they Mice commenced the Gim
p' ral Shopping antL:Commission Business, to.
1' (it gether with the General Passenger Business,
gruHningcertificates'of passage from London,
Liverpool, Dublin,itelfast, 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 &Saler Line of Liverpool
Packets, as fixed upon. are the' tst, 6th, 11th, 16th, 21st
and 26th of every month.
These Ships are all of the laest class, and are com
manded by men of character and experience. The
Cabin accommodations are all ;that can be desired in
point of splendor and convenielice. They are furnished
with every description of stores of the best kind. Pune•
tuality in the dar t = sailing will be strictly adhered to.
Packet Ships ins, Siddotts, Sheridan and Garrick,
are vessels of the largest clash; and those desirous to
bring out their friends, cannot select fineror safer Ships.
Passage can be secured at the lowest rates.
New Orleans Line of Packets sail weekly. For pass
age or freight, apply as above. arm •
JOSEPH SNOWDEN. or
EDMUND SNOWDEN,
deal] Comer 4th and Smithfield sts.., Pittsburg
IN DE .
The Franklin Fire Ininunnaa Company
• •
DIRECTORS:—
Charles W. Banker, George W. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Bone,
Samuel Grant, David S. Browne,
Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson.
CHAS. it. BANCKER, Pres't.
Cans. G. Bsateres, Secretary.
It 7 Continue to make lusuraneeq, perpetual or limited,
on every description of property in.town and country.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their Capital and Prelnilanis, safely invested,
afford ample protection to the assnred.
The Assets of the Company. on January Ist, ISI9, as
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as fo .
ows. viz :
Mortgages
Real Estate
'Temporary Loans
Stocks • • ...... • • •
Cash, &e.
$13,318,492 71
Since;their incorporation, a period of 19 years, they
have paid upwards of One Malian 'Your Rundrrd Thou
sand Da liars, losses by fire, thereby .affording evidence
of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and
disposttion to meet with promptness, sill liabilities.
.1. OA RDLNERVOFFIN, Agent,
Office N. K. corner Wood and 3d eta
Fire and Marine Ir(surance.
THE Insurance Company of North America, of Phila
delphia-through its duly authorized Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent aid' limited insurance
on property, in this oity and its vicinity, and on shipments
by the canal and rivers.
DIRECTORS
Arthur G. Coffin, Preet. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry, Charbie Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith,
',Award Smith, Ambraini White,
John A. Brown, Jacob%. Thomas,
John White. John EL 'Neff.
Thomas P. Cope, RichariPD. Wood,
Wm. Welsh, Henry 14. Sherrard, Sec'y.
This is the oldest Insurartec Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1.794: • Ito charter is per
petual, and from its high standing, lone 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, Joneis tc. Co., Water and ,
Front eta., Pittsburgh mayfly
THE DELAWARE fitiliTAL fii4FEIY INSUR
ANCE COMPANY.--Office,NorXhßoocu of the Ex
change, Third street, Philadelphia.
Finn Desna...NM—Buildings, Alerelitintlize nod other
property in town and country, insured against loss or
damage by fire at the lowest rate of asemium.
11Lkauss, Dvstrasircx.—They also instals Vessels, Car
goes and freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or
special policies , as the assured may desire.
NI-0M TP.s.sasinersrus.—They also insure merchan
dise transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars, Canal
Boats and Steam Beam, on rivers and lakes, on the most
liberal terms.
DIRECTORS--Joseptr H. Seal, F 4 and A. Solider.
Jolm C. Davis. Robert Duran. John R Penrose. Samuel
Edwards, Geo. G. Leiper Edward Darlington. Isaac R.
Davis, William Folwell, John Newlin, , Dr. R. M. Huston,
James C. Hand, Theophilus Paulding, H. Jones J: rooks,
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig, George Serrlll, Spencer Mc-
Drain, Charles Kelly, J.(l. Johnson, William Hay. Dr.
S. Thomas, John Seller,, Wm. Eyre, 11-.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSOURGII. , -:1). T. Morgan,
Wm. Bartley, Jno. T. Logan.
WILLIAM MARTI N,President.
Mensal) S. Nstvuot.n, Secretary.
It °thee of the Company, No. 4S Water streei, Pitts
burgh. uetshdtf ) P. A. MADEIRA. Agent. -
Fire and Marine nattranee•
THE INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA will
make permanent and limited Insurance on Property
in this City and vicinity, and on shipments by Canals,
Rivers, Lakes, and - by Sea. The properties of this Com
pany are well invested and furnish an giiroileble fund for
the ample indemaity of allpersons who desire to be pro
tected by Insurance. WM. P. JONES, Agent,
merle 44 Water street.
Cigars, Snuff and Foliauoo,
AT JACOB McCOLLISTER'S, Fifth street, No.
Regalia; Washington Lanonna;
Laßosa; Justo Sans ;
Plantation]
Halt Spanish, Malay and Common;
Together with a variety of other brands.
ALso—An extensive assortment of CHEWING TO
BACCO, of the most celebrated brands among which
are the Lnxious Luxury. P. Robinsoifs Pound Lump,
Grant and Arch'd Thomas GlMpe Brand,
Five Lump.
All orders promptly attended to. CollittrY Merchants
would do well to call and examine myatock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Cuba Wrapper and Filler Leaf for sale.
B - Sign of the Indian Chief
Dissolution of Portnerithip.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
.1 KERR & KEYSER, was dissolved en the 10th inst.,
bynuatualzonsent. The books are in the hands or G. H;
Karaite, who is duly authorized to collect all money due
this firm. Those having claims against, the firm are re
quested to present them for settlement.:
WAG' KERR.
GEG. H. KYSER
Pittsburgh, :July 30th, 1949
CO-PARTNERSHIP.—The businesawill hereafter be
conducted by H. H. Kassa and B.C. McDoww.,under
the style of KEYSER k MeDOWELL; who will give
their individual attention to the Drug Business in all its
branches. They would most respeet(ully call the atten
tion of dealers to their Stock of Drugs,. as no pains will
be spared to give entire Benefaction.
HECi. H. KYSER;
E. 0411eDOWELL.
Pittsburgh, July 30,1859
ED — ln retiriitg . from the late firm of KERR & KEYSER
/ take pleasurem recommendirm my etmeessors, KEY;
SEE & McDOWELL, to the coutinued,patremage of my
friends. W.lll. KERR.
Pittsburgh. July 30,1840. (augt
CO-PARTNERSHIP.—The subscribers have this day
formed a Ca-Partnership, and Will continue the
WHOLESALE GROCERY, PRODUCE, AND
FRUIT BUSINESS, at the old standcNo. 162 Liberty
street, under the style of J. S. BONNET . CO.
JEROME S'VONNET,
MATTHEW. D. PATTON.
jy9
Pittsburgh, July 5
lEROXS S. SONSTICT. MATZpcw D. PATTON,
3. S. BONNET, it.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, RECITIBTING DISTIL
LEES, IMPORTERS AND DRAT ERS
Foreign and 'Domenic Wines, Liquo4, Cigars, Fruits
Nuts, 4, yll) 162 Liberty st6ept , Pittsburgh.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
DinamertyrMara&t. SAFETY DatrEUISCE CostPearr,.in
the Place of John Finney, Jr., resigned:, respectfully in.
forms the public and the friends and customers of the
Comnany, that he is prepared to talieF . Marine, Inland
and Fire risks, on liberal terms, at their office, N0:37
Water street. [myl9] P. A. MAJWIRA, Agent.
DOTTLERS B AND M.S.sruirtrvitiks o" ow hthrau t ,
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Wirt, Sarsaparilla, Porter, Ale,tider, Root - Beer,
Mead and Pop, No. 18 Market streegind 100 Liberty
street, Comer of Cecil's PM:MEOW, mar 23:
Giugnants. h
ALARGE and Handsome assortmentof newest styles,
Particularly adapted to City trades just received by
inarM2. HAMPTON, SMITE k CO,
MS' ON CAPS-500 M.S. B.yerenssioa Caps
100 M.G. D. do do
Just recd by MCCANDLESS Zt CAMPBELL,
aryl 07 Wood street.
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A. MASON"&" CO„ No: 80 tilizikel; bettecro Third a a.
A 1
. Four th'seels, Pi ftsbigh,'Pa., are now opening d
will be receiving 'thronghout the season , a splendid a 4
extensive stock of NEW FANCY AND STAPLE D y
GOODS. consisting of morelhin Fifteen 'Hundred C a
• and Packages, of-the richest and Most fashionable style's,
which Will - bei oared at a small advtiade from ManufaO.'
anent' and Importers',' prices. An examination tram;
wholesale and , retail purchase's is earnestly solicited.l• c
Rich Dress'Silks": 500 pieces black and fancy Silkkif
new and elegantatyleii. Alio, Floretaces of all qualitlgis.
Shawls, ShaWist More than goolytting, Square, Cash.
mere, Woolen,Sillritud many Other Shawls.
400 pieces French Merinos, Lyithetie Cloths and Al
pacas.- Also, Bombazine; Canton Cloths, Colima, ece.l
1000 pieces Magna de Lathes and Cashmeres, of ever yvariety. : .
Ribbons, Laces and‘Embroideries--a complete esso4-
meat.
A large stock of Millinery articles. White and Linen
Goods, (a great variety.
Cloaks, Vizettes, Sacks i &c. Gloves and Hosiery,
Gimps and Fringes; Cravats, Edkfa., &c. Biaaketa and Flannels, English and American, all
grades. _
Cloths, Cashmeres, Cassinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Vest
lags, &e.
Housekeeping and Domestic Goods.
117'Porchrusers•onat always depend, from the grerit
facilities of this einablishment, in finding one oz the
largest assortments in the country ; to alwayibliteifilng
the latest and most fashionable goods ; which being par,-
chased in original packages by resident partnere In the
'East, of man ufacturrits,• importers, and at lariefpublic
sales,. 'fora buyers the rare opportunity Of Saving the
jobbers' or wholesale dealers' pro offrom 10 to 25.peF
cent.
octs A. A. - SON A' CO.,
One Price 60 Market street: I
NEIN' GOOLIfif 1 CNEIW -r iIIOODS tl's J 3 KR:
, ~ GAINS 2 BARGAINS I 1
' • NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY. GOODS! •
At the Sign of the - quo i anz-ntvg r ,
-N0..62 Market strati between 27fird arid Fourth, Fittseurght
l WALL. RUSSELL; Nii:62ljarket stl.beihveen
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~ Third and Fourth, 6i of the VOlden_Bee;HlVe;
has just commenced receiving - and opening the
'largest, cheapest, and most Splendidiflock Of Rai;
and Winter Dry Goods ever offered: by any how in
Pittsburgh. All of his Foreign Goode have been pur
chased of the importers, per the last steamers from Eu
rope ; and for richness of style and beauty of design, are
unsurpassed in this or any other market.
The Domestic and Staple Departmentwill also be found
complete, and cheaper than any house in this city. The
subscriber would respectfully call the attention of hie nu
merous customers and all who wish to buy new and
cheap Goods, to the prices, which will no doubt astonish
them, being determined to sell cheaper than the cheapest
Good dark Calicos, only 3 - cents per yard;
Best quality dark Calicos, fist colors, Bto (0; . .
4,4 British purple Printsifast colors, Bto 10; ‘,."E'
Heavy Bed Ticking, front 8 to 10;
Bleached Muslim, good quality, 5 to 5-1 ; r,
Best quality Bleached Mullins, 8 to 10 . ;
Heavy yard wide Unbleached Muidins, sto 51 ,
Good red Flannel, ( rota 15 to 25;
Good yellow' Flamm!, 15 to 25;
Good black Alpacas, from 15 to 25;
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French Ginghams . , from 10 to 15;
Irish Linens at prices from 25c. to 81,25; '
1 Sattinets and Kentucky Jeans, from in to 50;
Cloaking,' and Linseys, from 121 to 31;
Heavy Domestic Ginghams, 10 to 121;
Heavy Shining Checks and Stripes :0 to 121; I
Crash and Diapers, all prices and qualities.
A splendid assortment of all the newest styles of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Tltlbet Cashmeres in high colors—rich goods;
. Lupin's French Thibet Merinos, the best imported;
Rich Chameleon Silks, in all colors and qualities;
Black Armorer', best quality, plaid and striped; ..
Black Gros de iltbise, all vvidthsOnd.qualitiesi
Lupin's fine black Bombazines, beautiful goods ;
" best French Merinos, black and colored ;
0 " " " in high colors;
" fine French De Laines, all wool, high colors
Rich figured Cashmeres, beautiful goodsi very cheap-
Dotted Swiss Mashes, for evening dresses; - - •
Broche Thibet Scans, late importation; •
Best quality French Kid Gloved,
all colors i
Mourning Cashmeres nod lie Lames, all risest
p
Ladies' embroidered Neck Ties, splendid goods;
Ladies' finest quality French Linen Hdkfs.;
Belting Ribbons, a fall assortment; 4
Worked Capes, Collars and Cuffs, in great variety,
Black and colored Crapes, all qualities;
Brocade Lustre', in all colors and qualities 1
Brocade Camellon Figures, nob goods ;
French Cloakings, superb goods, high color.; .
Also, black Brussels Lace, all widths and. prices;
Black Silk Fringes, wide and heavy best quality. '
Together with a large stock of White Goods, Swiss,
Inconet and Mull Muslins,besides a very large and su
perb stock of Fall Bonnet Ribbons, of the latest importa
tion and most fashionable styles.
Many of the above Goods have just arrived per .the
last steamers from Europe, and are worthy the attention
of the ladies.
51,047,438 11
94,724 83
• 96,001 85
51,&13 25
• 38,804. 37
SHAWLS, SHAWLS. •
A splendid assortment of Shawls
Super. extra size French Long Shawls, best imported;
Super. extra size Long Broche, finest quality ;
Superb quality Long Plaid Shawls, rich colors;
Best quality Square Plaid fine wool Shawls;
Rich and heavy extra size black Silk Shawls;
Rich carnellon changeable Silk Shawls,*
Super black and'white, all wool, long Shawls;
Super. extra size Long and Square Mourning Shawls;
Paris printed Cashmere Shawls, in great variety;
Terkeri all prices/it'd Vial's;
Mode embr'd Whet " heavy silk fringe;
Black " "
Black and mode colored heavy cloth Shawls;
White emb'd Thibet Shawls, beautiful ;
Highland Plaid Long and Square Shawls, very oheap;
Mourning Shawls mid Scants, in great variety.
Also. a largo lot of Plaid Blanket Shawls, from :5 cts.
to 52,00.
Togelherwith a fall supply of Gloves, Mitt; and Hosie
ry with all articles usually kept m a Wholesale and Re
tail Dry Goods House—all of which will be sold at
prices to defy competition.
frr Remember the store, No. 62 Market street, be-.
tureen Third and Fourth. sign oftbe Big Bee-Hire, where
bargains can at all times be bad.
sept2.l WILLIAM L. RUSSELL.
Fall and Winter Goods.
GEO. R. WHITE, No. 51 :Umtata Erman, is now
opening his Fall and Winter Fashions, consisting'of
Ladies' Silk Veivetyaletots;
French Merino Cloaks;
Cloth and Silk Cloaks;
" Silk Mantillas.
These articles arc of the latest and most fashionable
styles.
Awl, French Embroideries; 6-4 Satin de Chine, for
ladies' dresses; Spun Silk and Silk and Wog Hosiery;
Gent.'s and Ladies' Silk Vests one Drawers; Children's
Merino Vests; a large assortment of Black and Fancy_
Silks; Satin Turk, (or ladies' dresses; Brocha, Thibet
and Woolen Long Shawls; Barnsley S.beetings; Table
Linens and Napkins. Also, Irish Linens, imported by
himself, direct. octflilm
GREAT ATTRACTION!
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST;
No. 65 Maas= sr., Banal= Forrwrn sr. Lam Dumont,.
' /114 E undersigned is now receiving one of the largest
j_ and most extensive assortments of NEW 'GOODS,
winch be has ever before Offered is this City, comprising
every variety of style and fabric that the Eastern mar,
kohl can supply, and be is determined to sell them of UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.
4 4 Brown Muslin,
only 4 ets.; Heavy Brown Muslin
from 01 to tents; Bleached Muslin only 3 cents; 4-4
Bleached Muslin from 0k to 121 cents; Bed Ticking only'
of cents 4c ent s ; 4 -4 Calico 124 cents ; Mous d
Laines 124 4-4 Blue British Chalks 1.21 centre
French Work Collars only 10 cents; Prints, Merrimack
patterns Alf cents ; Linea Cambric Handkerchiefs - 10e.;
White Cotton Hose 01 cents; Satin stripe Montrde
Laines 25 cents; Furniture Chiral 0 cents; Plaid 'atm
net Muslin 10 cents.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Satin Plaid Armour, Silks, wide black Gro. de Rhine
Chamelion Brocade Silks, Cbnmelion Satin do
Chien Silks, wide black Absinthe Silks, Persian. carded
SilStries, Turk Satin de Chien, French Whet Cleft,'
all colors; Lupin's French hlermos, all 'colors ; Satin
stripe French Cashmeres, Paris printed Lamardne
Cashmeres, Alpacas and Lioness Cloths, high, lustre;
Lupin's black Bombazines . , Paris printed Mouse de
Lrunes, Chameleon Dress Ginghams.
FANCY GOODS.—French `York Capes, Collars and
Cuffs; new style Bonnet Ribbons, black and colored Kid
Gloves, Lisle Thread and Silk Gloves, black SllkFringes
and Gimps, Mull. Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insert
ing.; Silk Scarfs and Cravats, white and black Silk
Hose '
Alpaca Cashmere, Moravian and Cotton Hose;
black and unite Silk Demi Veils.
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS I!—Turk Satin Shawls, black
Silk Shawls, Chameleon Brocade Shawls, Plaid. Lang
Shawls, fine all wool Brosha Shawls, black and mode
colored Cloth Shawls, embroidered Cloth Shawls, French
Cashmere and Terkerri Shawls, and plain and embroi
dared black and colored silk fringe Thibet Shawls.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.—I have just received a fine
assortment of French atm English Cloths and Casal
meres, new style fancy Silk and Cashmere Vestings,
Scarfs, Cravats, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Silk and
Woolen Undershirts and Drawers; together with a va
riety of Gloves, Hosiery andSuspeders.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.—Bleached and.
Brown Muslims, Damask Table Linens and Table Cloths,-
Russia Diaper and Crash, Irish Linen and Linen Lawns,
Cassinets and Kentucky. Jeans, red, white and yellow
Flannels; Bed Tickings,..Domestio and Scotch Ging
ham, Cheeks, brown, bleached and colored 'Drillings,.
and a splendid_ assortment of superfine (ribbon bound)
Blankets, at all rices.
The customers of the house and the public generally
are requested to call and give the above Goods an early
examination, as they will be sold at prices thaloannot
fail to please all who wish to secure a Groat /Attain.
di3SALONI MORRIS,
No. 65 Market street, Pittsburgh.
To Grocers... Tank: Teas!
1" S. M.l OUNG & CO., N. W. corner of 4th and Per
t, ry streets, are now receiving by Canal 40 hail
chests of Superior Packed TEAS, Inl. 9, and I itt pack
ages, comprising a full assortment of Young Hyson, 7m
penal, Gunpowder, Hoson and Mork Teas, at prices
ranging from 374 to 81.,50 . per lb. They will wholesale
their Peas to retailers at fairer prices than, any other
house, and allowing them a better profiL A call is 40-
licited previous to purchasing elsewhere. oct2
aper Hangings.
AtrESSRS. JAS. HOWARD & CO., No. 82 Wood soul,
In would call the attention of the , publld to their
present stock of Paper Hangings, which, for variety,
beauty of finish, durability and cheapness,isunsurpass
ed by any establishrnentin the Union.
Besides u large and full assortment of Paper of their .
own manufacture, they are now receiving a direct ins
portation of French and English styles of PaperHang
ings,purchased by AIL Levi Howard, one of the firm,
now in Europe, consisting of—
Parisian manufacture, •• • —lo,ooopieces.
London, do. ••• • 5,000 do.
Of their own manufacture, they have 100,1.80 pieces
Wall Paper, and 1.1,000 pieces Satin Glazed Window
Blinds &c..
Messrs. James Howard & Co., have sparedmeither ez
pease nor labor in their endeavors to rival the EasSeirt
Wall Paper establishments, both in quality of manuilie...
tore and variety of pattern, - and they are warranted in .
assuring the public that they have succeeded.' '
The whole assortment, foreign and home nipinfactaze.
will be offered on terms as tow as thoic of Easter,
montifactureniand importers. mar2ln
'ACE—A prime article on hand and for aide In
ie4 RHODES h Ammer,: 30 Flfll
I:IOOOLATEI2.S boxes Baltimore No. I Chocolate:
for sale by [seplo] J. S. BoNNET a CO.
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used for the liurposea boiling hthektiprepanstory to Uni
ting.. This•bloCks hod)ustteen removed nom the yeti
containing a largermantityuf boiling water. He (elitist--
31 ' ml * s caldin&leuthilthis and arms, all Atm side, and
one leg - badly„ardthe etheritztitially, , The scalds were
so bad on rue nimn andjeg_tharinost of-the flesh came
off with his garments, and his- lifeLWas, despesre
hoth his ithm
ysians and Merida:. • -
Dailey Pahl Extractor was proapredat soon as and-
sible (which was in abeut- six hountLgad applied, and
which relieved him front all pain, preventing niflammer
tion and swelling, axidide fevr days commencedhealing
his sores.- There ,itinienred a general improvement, so
much do that in three whisks ,bit was removed. to hie
father's house. distant about one tittle and - ninth'.'
' continued the use of thenboye medicine about two
mOntheinnd we believe it was the'inesins, under PrOvii.
deuce, of saving -Ms- ; and 'we - Would cheerfully re.-
'commend it in all similar cases as a safe nnd invaltuibld
remedy- With sentiments of reepert,l reinain, th ier, sir,
your most obedient and tremble serVanto •,"
ADLAE CLARK,
SUSANNA - 1i CLARK,
We, the undersigned, being personallyii&Mainted*t
the case of Mr. Clerk's son, belieVetheve Statement
substantially correct : - tithi -
• M.- Dewey, -Louisa' Dewey; J. Si' Kelsey,' Veniy -
Pearce, Wm. Evans,„E;Clarlr, L. P. Rose, Ira kiewman;
Wm. Newman, Mary.T. Down! • ' •
CAUTION. . '
07": Couirrimmarat—Coatirerfhis abound! The Pub
lic Is cautioned against Melt deleterious And dangerous
effects ; and I do hersby distinctly.depjare Mai/ unK no
4
held myself resPoisible for the effect of any Extramori
unless procured at my Ows Drigtir, 415 BttoAnwAt,'Nor
Yuan, or from my authorized Agents. • . •
PILES!
That distressing and debilitating disease burs never as-
yet resisted the wonderful properties of the
. 4:leonine
Dalley's Extractor.
.For particulars of curet, and general:directions, Tres-,
pectfally refer to my printedpamphlet. AR testimoniels
therein published are genuine, and (Ca the truth of whielt.;
I hold myself responsible. HENRYDALLEY4
415 Broadway, New York.
JOHN D. MORGAN Pittsburgh, GerusraiDepot
HENRY P. SCWARTZ, Agent, Allegheny. .
.1. BAKER, ge_rd, Wheeling, ya..
JAMES W...lo.llNSTON,'Agenti Maysville, Ky.
F. MERRYWRATHER, Cincinnati, 0., Gen. Depot.;
lag
• - Rogedcdki Garden.
aTan Proprietorship of this beautiful Rantarr,,
hassaule. every,- arrangement-for entertaining
oldie's during the wenn season. The steamer
dreAy Mason leaves the foot ofFin'tdreet every anat.!
noon thxnugh.the 'week;Tor the Garden Commencing;
half-putt 1 o'clockimaking a - trip every'llonr 'end' 14
o'clock, Y. Si. On Sundays, she leaves first trip at 8
o'clock in the morning. Ice .cream,'Strawberriesi Di -
ner end Supper,famished to older.. Also, linome for gr.!
ninon Parties at cal times. • •
N. 8.-'..-Theßoitt barb* bethi thoroughly rePaired ex.
measly this,ttadtc and being, the =first to open ,it on
Sundayk, the - 47p9r . hopqs to gam a liberal , petronege:
S. W. NEALEY,Propnetor,
' . For Bali.
fliGESnick, fixtures andsgeiod will of a sgendid retail
ROMIFT STOfiE, now ening a business of int,-
000 PueYOar, la an eligible : location and one Of, the =lSt
btuimeiliparts of Me city. Also, the lease of the: State,
being for two goats, from the first of last To any
person ciipersons possessing a cash capital 0ft32,500.0r
3,000 a better chance was never . offered for an invest
ment, the present occupant would not sell.(under any
other circumstances) his stock, &c., wash not on account
of 'sickness and severe indisposition. For farther - pm-.
oculars apply at Ilibloffice.
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR 8650 Yon Surs:_A good
twostory Dwelling HouserweLl'arraaged, having a
halt and two parlors. two bed rooms, a large kitchen and
cellar. The rooms are well papered -and q.ll .good
order. The bank part of the property is pleasantly
shaded with grape vines in full bearing and itomo:peneh.
trees. The Lot is 18 feet front 'Oll. .Ann street; Allegheny,
by 55 deep. 86501 S below the viler, of this propertyjbat
the owner Is going to his property in,thevvest, Imme
diate posse-non, , if required. Terms accommodating.
S. 'CUTHBERT,
,
General Agent, Si:nit-UM street.
FOE( SALE—TWO LARGE. LOTS OF GROUN D
pleakantly situate - above Holub Pittebnrgh, Ob Cmd.
Hill, having a front of,6B'feet on a wide strem; mid*
gether WO feet deep to a 60 feet street, commanding tt_
tine view of the Aver, up and down, as also of We city,
and Allegheny. Fora healthy residence, fervilocatione
are aupenor to the above. They will sold at a bat-.
gain and on accommodating terms.
S. CUTH/3ERT, Genq Agent,
Smithfield streeL
Deafness Dured.
RREAD the following editorial from the Saturday Even..
ing Post:
CURE FOR DEAFNESS.—We have heard. much
lately of the efficacy of Searpa's Oil, in .cases of Deaf
ness. and astonishing cures, by this simple.remedyhave
been. unquestionably performed. As the editor of a
journal, circulating extensively throughout the country,
we deem It oar duty to call public attention to this spe—
cific. nose afflicted With Ulla - Malady will find Searpa's
Oil for Deafness well worthil
Price $l,OO per
For sale nt the Pekin Tea glare; Fourth street, Pitts
burgh. anglO
Nonce:.
liTHEREAS, Letters Testamentary, to
the estate of
MUSES DUNLAVY, late of Alleghen County,
deed, have been granted to th e subscriber • - a ll persons
Indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment; and those having claims against the same, will.
present them duly authenticated for, settlement, to .;
JOHN COYLE, Executor,
Office 4th street. near Smithfield:
augl6
11 - LTE%Nrfi . '—d rause on
.L 1 three original systems of applying the [caramel or
string in drawing the face moulds of Geometrical, Elip
lice/ and Spiral Handrails; also, an original system of
applying the tips of the moulds to the edge of the plank; •
an original system of cylindrical sections; and an origi
nal theory of resting paints — attended With an introdae-•
tory course of Geometry, Ratios and Proportions; ex
emplified by lull and complete demonstrations, and inns
toated by twenty plates. By L. E. Reynolds, Architect.
Just reed by JOHNSTON & STOCK - TON,
sepS Cot. 3d and Market sts.
• owe and Sign Yalnting.
T D. PITFIELD would'respeetfullyinformihe citizens J
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny that he is prepared to
do all kinds of ORNAbIENTAL PAINTING each as
Rimitation of Wood and Stone. All order! lea ;with J.
oartmcnr, European Agent, will be strictly attended to.
SI 000 Premium Blinds.
8.1. WILLIAIIIIII,No.I.2 North Sixth street, Philadel;
. phis, Venetian Misdeed Window Skade Atanufae
sorer, (awarded the first and highest Medals et the Neil ,
York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibitions, for the
superiority of his BLINDS, with confirmed confidence in
his manafaeture,) asks the attention of parchasers to his
assortment of OM Blinds of narrow and wide slats, with
fancy and plain Trimmings '
'of tom styles and colors.--
Aka , a large and g'eneral assortment of 'Transparent
Window &lodes, all of 'which he will sell at the lowest
Old Blinds painted andtrimmed to look equal to new.
Da.u.sas supplied on liberal terms.
The citizens of Allegheny County are respectfully in
vited to call, before purchasing elsewhere—confident of
pleasing all.
It 7 Open in the evening.
To Country Merchants.
1%,1 HODKINSON would remind you that you can now
„In, secure China, Wass, Queensware, 4.c., at such
prices as never were 'heretofore offered ut.
Remember, 115 Wood street. 3 doors below Sth. (ml 7
NEIT/ MUBIC.-4was received, a further supply of the
following popular Songs for thu Piano :
"Be kind to, eheloired ones at home:"
" Nally wawa Lady" by 8: O. Poster.
"Rovr.thybont tightly "
" Speak gntly?'
" Ben Bol e t" - •
" Virginia Boseintd."
And a variety of other popular music.-
JOHN it MELLOR,
Woodetreet:
ri IRK WORKS OF WASEUNGTON IRVING.—The
History of New YOrk, from - the, beginning of , the
world to:the end of the Dutch Dynasty • IR" atoucloih,
81,25; The Sketch Book of Geoffrey crayon, Gatti.: Si.
mo - cloth, 81.25; Bracebridge Hall, or the Humorists, a "
Medley: 12 mo., cloth, 211,25 ; Tales of a Traveler. 12
zoo., cloth, 81,25; The Crayon Miscellany : 12m0., cloth,.
81,25; Oliver Goldsmith, a Biography 12 mo.,cloth
-81,25; Lite of Columbus, 3 v0r5.,12 mg., 81,00; Aetna,l2
mo., 81,50; Capt. Bonneville's Adventures, 12 mo., 81,25,1
Life of Goldsmith, 1011/0., 81,25. For sale by
sep4 IL B...BOSWORTH & CO..4th
Steam Brick Works %or Snit.
mHE subscriber offers: for sale the STEAM - BRICK
WORKS, A-BOVE LAWRENCEVILLE • comprising
a Steam Engine, 2 Boilers, 0 Mould Machines, capable
of manure-clueing 20 thousand Pressed Bricks out of
dry clay, with 3 Acres of Land on the Allegheny river,'
on which ire 4 kiln and - sheds,
.machine mid clay sheds,
;wheelbarrows, trucks,nhovels, spades, rice.-everything
requisite to . commence; businescat Aut-horemnotice.—
Pnee v including the patent right io'-:'the -saiMmachnte,
$7000.; Torras of payment made - catty::-Without the
Land;Bs,ooo. .
For pititiculars, address.: HENRY MIKITY,
, aug27:du No-139 Monongadela House.
./%47
INV BAGUELRILEOTYPE ROOMS , Barker Build
ittp, - Fourth urea —Boussts Aarnorar,..Bagsd rTeo .,
typists'from the Eastern cities would call theattention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboringtOwtts,
to their Bagaerreotypeofemzens and others, at rooms=
the third story of Burkett building, 4th 'at.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest astaired that
no pains shall be spared to produce Ahem iu, the highs
perfection perfection of the art. -Ottrin.strainents greet the mostpsw,
erfal kind, enabling us to execute pictures udsurpassed;
for high finish and trathfabiestitonature: The paha are
solicited to call and, exataine;, •
Persons sitting for pictures d to neither ecquirncd of ex—
pected to take them unless perfectsmisfacuon
N. B. Opsmtots will find this a good deptit (or stock
and chemicabs,. , - -
Er - lastractions given in theart,•cOntsining the more
recentlmpreVements. Jae
- itonang.
THE suhscrllters respectfully inform the citizens of
Plushiugh andvicmity, that they are now Pally pre,
pared to fill orders for: GRAVEL - RtMFING, mini,
ner not to be ampassedin this city or elsewhere: Prom
their experience in badness, they feel 'confident -thaCl
they will render. stuisfaction to all those who May give
other kind ' The:
case of fire, is too well-known
teveqtur' e any argument in its favor. To thoseWhe are
unacquainted vitt:our work, we beggeavereiefenhent'
to bless's. TiloMliS Liggett, sr.,..lehn:y: Perry, Body:
Patterson, M. Kane, Jr., and Others; for whom we have
done work. Orders thankfully received and .promptly,
Attended to We will be found on Wylie street, be
tween High and Tunneftnreets.
MATTHEW hfcCiOVERN.
JOHN SICINNIN.
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fittr?..4.4fi-;44e,t" xr
.1 V 41%! fOrli;fri:EVJNZ: .406f'421tM
" on. • ,-, -•-••
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=MEI
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: • Otradrapate. o atteryl,.„ - ;
'.‘ , •./tNtI:PAT.ENT-INEIULATED:POI ,
riBIOH. ILLIMICkt. AND
.0141E1 rititroack—This is the °nig
,instaident - of die Old that hasever Peen oresenteeq
- .in thw ep'untritOCEarope nit Medic al wpm, aid isthQ
only one ever known to tnatri by %chic Ittbe galvanle fluic_l
can be coareyed!to thetraniadroye, thitear,iii , brain, o'.
nany part orthe body, eitlit'externallior;Latarnialy; , . .
in ade , finite,gentie'strearn;iiiithoutaltochall. i 4r.,Ptalr : * ll
Vorfecesafety-and often witlithe happiesteneenc " " ~ ..
~ This important apparatus' is now highly aProXed off.
lry many of the moat eminent physiclansof thhs,colintrl4;
and Europe , 'to whom thetffileted:aiiit litheV„li
'give n
concern can be'referrect. Refitenec. wi.... .." 3 .,
to manVhighly respeemble elliekUle Wh.,• 1 41 , :- .
een tared, by be ans of this most valuable apparatas., ." -, -.
softie Of the , head itiveterate,nervourt disorders . ; wrbicfl '.
contd.:rot be removed by any:other knOwn means. ..
4 ' -'.•
•
Among voriots others, it has been prered to be admirk
ably adapted for the cure of thefollownig dieetwita,vixk : , • :
nervous ht.tu3acliti and oilterdisordentof the brain.l It ii
with this apparition 'atone that theoperanii-can cone l f - . • ,
the galvanic fluid with ease and safety to the :ftiye„to re ...:,.,
store sight,:or card arnattrissas; to the-carte-restore hear ..:,....!
ing; to the tongue or other organs, torestowistieech; en ..:,..,
to the various parts of the body; for tha care of chromes •• '
theumatiam,esthma,neura/gia, or tic - doloorCallxtilanli 4. . , s'
yahi, or palsy, gout, chorea or St, Vitas' dime", epueps i et ,--
weakness from. strains; some diseases peculiar to
inaleiii i eentrustlintof the' linabs,lock-Jaw; etc., etc.. . ' .
. 'lii is for.surrounding counties of Western Pa., tui : •
twirl ages, with the instrument, may be purchased, ani . •-•
a;so tested for the cure of diseases. .. -•-
Pall instructions will be given for the various chemi 7 .
cola to be lased for rations diseases, and the best mannei.' ~. '
fproperating for the care of these diseasee, will also .b ' -..'.
My explained to the purchaser, and a pamphlet pat int ' .
ds`hanAs expressly for 'these' purposes, carefully,pret - ..,
pared by the patentee, Enquire of . -.•- . , -,
S. WILLIAM, Vine street, , -
near.4th st. Road Pittsblr r . :' .
.i . , .
. .
7 1 - 'AMES are cautioned against using Common Prepa ~. -
.4,..4 red Chalk : They arenot avvarehow frightflaily.inja.:, -..
none ids to ttus skin ! howcorirseihowrough,liowsallow. - ''.
yellow and unhealthy the skin apttra aller nsing.pree::-., - .
pared Chalk I .Besides it is InJurions,containhig a larg4' . ',.:.
quantity.of lead! We have_propOsed a beautiful ve t ':' .-
i
table artiele,Whlch we call Jorres'aprinish" Lilly 'White . ''
It is tonically' innocent, being purified of all deleteriou "
qualities, and itimparts- to the skin a natural, healthy
alabaster, clear, lively white; , at the oarne'.tinte actin •:
as a cosmetic onthe skin, making it ' soft and smooth::) :., .
Dr. James Anderson, Practical. Chemist of 15Iassachu- ', ''.
setts, sayi : "..Arter anslyshigione s' Spanish Lilly Whltei ‘".
.1 find it possesses the Mostheautifill and natural, and a,• ; -.
the same time innocent, white I ever saw. , I certainlyr,`,-1 -
can conscientiously recommend its use to all. hose .
requlresbeautifying.)! Price cents wham. ‘Diroctio i— - ,
—the best way to apply Lilly Wlite, lawith soft teethe •.'...
or wool—the fonnerispreferabla. , '- • • : . . - ' -.'',
A ma err - or Tam rum 25 actra.—White teeth
foul breath, healthy gums- - Yellowand unhealthy teeth
-after being once or twice cleaned VithJones , Ambe
Tooth Paste,- have the appearance * Of the most beantifl''..
Ivory, and, at ilieedme time it . is 'go perfectly lanocen
and exquisitelyfine; !hit its conitont daily use is highly(
advantsgeou.s, event° those tenth Mature in good condit
'non,' giving them a beautiful; polish, and preventiag
premature decay . , ; ?hoes already decayed it prove n ,, '
from becontingwonaltio fastens Such as is bc ,
loose, and bpperseverince it will render the foulest tee
delicatelywitite,Mtd make th e breath' deliciously swee t ;;..• -;
Price 25 or 371 cents a box . All the above are sold '•-., •
at Si? Chruhamit., sign of the AinericanErigle,NewYorls, :.i.
and by the appointed Agenti whose namesAppeat,in
,thanext column .
..,-,;
-
Wim, roe MAIIHT, and get a rictrhushand,iiiiii? "Your : li•
face is your fortune. " Iti't beautiful,- clear, fair? 'To 1ti,.,,_
white? If not, it can , be made, no even thoughlt be ,ye 1 7 .1.1"; --..
low, disfiglitedonnbtirnt, tanned and freckled. „ Th0u5....,,.!
ands hnve been made thus who have washed ones or . ..
twice with louts' Italian Chemical Soap. _The effect is ..,
glorious and magnificent; Bathe ante you get the genu
ine Jones' ,Strap, at thciaign of the American Eagle, 82
Chathasaatreet. , -'l',.. -. •. '— , •
Bing-worna,.Salt-rheca, Bourrvey,Erysipelai, Barber's • ‘
Itch, are often cured. by jaw's , Italian- Chemical Soap, '
when every. , ldnd of temedrhas foiled. That it cures
pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, ablaut: Sold at • .
the American. Eagle, 85 Chathant street. : fined, reader, 1
this seldom'or never falls. -_ •.- ' • , - .
r. , ' ' -C. DTGLJ:%:ir;LPatterson.ll ' '
' Sold at locum:Vs E9 c Liborty . ..ss, head of. Wood, Sign td -
of the Big Boot. . - -.- r : '' i• ' - -., n0r.13.
1 RHEUM SCURVY; OLD SORES, ERYBIP
1,11.A8, Bit.rbies ltch, Crilam Sow . BeanU
This lapsed by m a ny plaketenuashrthin city innunngthe
above,. and we would not noiwni(lneo4lrselLtutteits we
imew it to be v an we' mite. ~
Aia coemetiaithe traB lONtS'S SOAkis perkip's.tlit
only: article ever town that removed lnpnrities, and
cleared and beautified- tho skin, rankineit- !tuft, elearc
=moth and white na an infants. Btatrandi:lt ionald at al
'Minn
Ch q !' t * , Y" and
:by
etreet,'ratenurgh: "
RHEUMATISM; GOUT, AND TIC DOLOREUX.—
A respectable gentleman called at - our office; - Us he
said, to Inform us that he had been afflicted4ot 15yeare
with Rheumatism or Goat, and occasicinally. with. Tie
Dolbrenx; that he had been frequently confined ,ta his'
room for months together, and often suffered the most In.
tense and excruciating pain, but that lately he had been
aging Joyna's Alterative, from which he faapd thernost
nal and unexpected relief. He says-he fannd - the medi
vine very pleasant and effective, and that he now con- ,
elders himself perfectly cored.—Phßadelphist NotfflArner- f.
icon.
A PACT Worm Ittrowurn.-4-A gentled:in ofSeroftdons
habit, from indiscretion in hia younger - days"; became af
fected with Ulcerations in the Thou oandfflose, ands
disagreeable eruption of the Skin. •,Indeed, his .whole - .
Un e e e h m an b ande marks of
eom nS tig iu nt ru 4 l e v d t i b it' att s :ra e ii
lost the nse of the band, every part being covered with
'deep,, pahtful, and ofensive ulcers; and were as hollow
and prrretui as an honey-eolith...lt was at this stage of his l
complaint, when death qppeogiidinevitable from a loath , I
some disease, that heeordliestieed the•use of Jayne's Al-, i
temtive and having . takepfigusen bottles, is now perfect-
The Alterative openings -ffirOugti. the scirculatlati, add
•-
purifies the blood and eradicates disease from the system,i
wherever located, and - the numerous cures it has per-,. •
rotated in diseases of the skin - saucer, scroftila, gopt,
liver complaint, dyspepsia and ehropieffiseases, is •
truly astonishing.—Spirit of the Tivnia. ,- - -
CrFor talent Pittsbargh.,et.thel.TENTE&STOßR k
72 Fount' street, '
. „.
Jaynes* Fatally ffledlehnes. •• • •.,
nit s. &COOK, Figlia,.Ohio, Unites, March, .
"I have used your teriartige,. Cattnuunieeßobasa i
. and .Expeerorniu, practice, for.the last three years,
and have been exceedingly .welt pleased viith ;hems and'
aevet,as yet, to my recollection, failed. Ot tealizintmy
fullest expectation in' their curative properties. • Tour r
other medicines I cannot speak of &am eXperienbe- but 4.
Jud g in g from those I have used, I doubt not bat that they 4
claim, and are entitled to all the confidence , reposed -in •
them, by those who have heed born: 7 wasformerly
very partial to sass* Vermifuge„ Until I becameacqualo 1. •
ted with yours, which his mrdeelded prefe re n eother note in use. - any •• '
Ressectfully, yours, &c., • S; CDOli,M.t." 14.
ID' For sale in Pittsburgh at: he Pekin Tea Stor472 .
Fourth' st.
OttE TESTIMONY Family Ma
eines.—The undersigned, citizens cif PittsburgbAtvi,
ing personally used Dr. Willard's Oriental .Cougivitlixs ,
tare, and experienced its beneficial effeets,domosteheer
folly recommend it as safe, and; effectual; in all cases. •
Speaking front experience, *e beliave,that it has no en- '
perior; and would recommend its use (0411 the• afflicted. rs'
CIfARLES '
Plushrr-g. h, March 15th, 1848. WM. JESKITIS.. ,
117 Sold by J. Schootunaker & Co., /ohm/lays, James' 4.
A. Jones, J. IL Cassol,Jahn P. Scott, F. L. Snowden, J.
Holder, Ogden & Snowden. • apzi •
pits or COUGHING in the night are very ; 3•
.1. some. They'b reek utupon the louts or re °' -
exhaust the strength of the sufferer. 11. A. MUM °kg- •
&Co.'s COUGH BALSAM has been eminently *nevem-Y . •
Culla easing and earibg these unpleasant spells... If al:.
t.
person is roused in the - night by,a spasm of coughing, tv•l
tea spoonful Ofthei,Cough Balsam.wili soothe it, give him
relief, and, as it is palattibl ,e - leaves no unpleasant testa 4
behind. If once used, it w ill take porecedence over all •
others, as a remedy for coughs, colds, &e. • •1 7 ,'
Prepared and sold by B. A. FAIINESTOCK Co.,'
corner Ist and Wood streets, and corner tith had Wood:
streets. . . , . .
marlEk3meod
TAR- BALMS Csmannizzo- Vsarrain,t - I'gan are foT
sale, wholesale and retail f at the • - 9 .
Mut, Esratteinnin t
N0 2 50 - eattithfiel4
Also, by. Wm. Cole, Allegheny city: JAI. " 0 . 1
muighami John McCrae.ken, Panel - 04y . Fit*. Ward. t•-• 2
feb 21
17 , sgEOFF'STONIC AND ANT/-DYSPPT/021LLS.
,Ji,• The general properties of these Fids,areearmituir
tine,, Purgative and Toruc. In, the eontnnut„ disorders_
arising from imprudeace in diet, dccrauch.as sickness
arid sourness of the stomach, heartburn, headachesi7ce.,-,-.
"where a medicine is r equireditlus.preparaticlif lepuity
applicable, for its carminattve or, soothing Wrenn, give..
almost hamediate rhen.nausea or Sickness emit : •
its purgative o p eration upon the storatich And. bounds la' •
goalie -end etreatuaii -LPlti its 10nie propertiOsji,n;in
atrellgth to the digesttye o rg a ns , therthyfennblitig-t ese:
• organs to perform their proper fauctitins uiltharderand./
regularity. The price has bean reduced from
.SO to 25
cents a bor. • • •
• For sale, , wholesale
TOCR /c oorrter Frontlitid.:Wood:and-,SixiliAusit
Wood streets, Agents for Pittedutgli..-„, Jel4
etONB umprzoN seizes morevictimvthan tty.,. other . - _
disease our country.. The.young; , thel old,. the P - ', t:
becuitithlead . gay, are all . alikekaablectle-lai'Mvidtonsl.,.:
ravages, and many a hectic cheek has to
bloom' with the glow of health. ~tßut everycluagergi: , - i '....1'•
natesin a cold and a,coughteiltaps deemed- tufworthy
Of attentionstfasland With remedies „when , V-`
too late.:
.Watch the first.s y mptoms with jealous care, --- ~:
and make .tramediate use olthe Cough Beisamnt 11.4 A.
Faltttestock & Co., which Will CertitillAY check itscarther ~ r
progress„ and restore the inflamed organs to a beit.liful I,
action.
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For sale by B. A. PAllnthq/' q. -0 1114ArCo,corzter Ist ' •,- ' 1::
and Woodsts.; also;comer Oth aanyotod,„, deal,' ..., - .
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A llHEparinership heretofore existing- between Santee
nu ß.
. Bushfield WA WilliWilliamS...Heys,trading-under the
BUSIIFTELD &JUN'S, lutethirday been dia.
'solved by William B. Bays tel ling his:entire interestain
the firm to S. B. Bushfieldi- All aacconins due 'tie firm
will be collected by S.B.Bushfield, and all debts dimity' ' ~.,
the late firm to be paid by the same. -- • • - : , , • .
_.-, S. B. BUSTIP 44 0
Pitirbtirgh,June 2. 4 .., 1849, - W. B. HEYS •
63,„pArtiEft91111..—S. 8.-Beston* having ibis
,day associated with himself limure Lunen; faraedy'cif
Bedford, Pa., and recently:Of:the Nothintd for
bureb, will .continue the , busiuess . undee,the 'firm of
BUSHFIELD & LEADEIt., - . at the' olds tand "l'illi. 'tat
Liberty street. - ~ -S. B. susuFigtak -
.pitubur g a, June 2.'., , 1849.. . - 11;-LEADE11,-
Having retired frimirthe formac biudnese,liike pled
-re rny'sueees sore(icthepatiori ag e
of t z eustotaerti zuid Itteyuld,io
tTEW BOOKO:—.Soficbsy,,s Common,. Place t 130 0 k i
)edited by his ion-uf-lasv, Iota; litmd Herten, D" D.,
Abbets Ifistory,of 4 1 insCpa.sr, with engravings. Just
received 36l3NSTON do notrrows.•
coy Marker cuitt Third:etS. •
ralith'S' DIEM NOVEL. The Viroodroari
elattence orOictiniqe otßicberci TIT bG.
Eoq. -.Fuer received by ; y P-.Tanf.,,,
WIG
JOHNSTON & EMOKOTO&
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