.-• 4 , „„„,-, -,,..„ , ,. z „,..,,,,,,,,,- T,,,,,,,, ,,„ . ,, --t.,,,---- . - -;:, - .....]..::y-,-.:.-....i:,!:i1t..;e,,,-,,,:t-..,.,74 -,,,, , ,, ;7:- - -1 ~ q--:_,- ~.„ .7,,,,- 4k, ';'," --- - ' : ;"'" 4- : ,;.- t• ' ' :-. -'',11,54144V”46 4 . TW' ' 114 ~.'-' •:. ...- -: , '.---- ' . .. • • -,-,,- -..,-.' -,, , ~,, . ••,. :-' 4-1-:.• ?•ep..),e, ,•.- ~ , - '.., ••., - -•-, - ..- s , -:•- . -,.:. - • , '.., 1- .- ' -, •;,; - r , r''...-, : ,. '-,-. -i' • ','", -;-• ' ',.:.,- -••••. •‘'•-,.• : - - :,•:"........ 1 . X.,' s. - '-•••;', . d', ,‘ - -s, , ',...'',,, •;,,'-,•-•'•--.. •:. - ..j-,.,;. --''' , :7-.= .' - 1 1 1. --:. • ~•:••, ,z• „- .., - .,-,v : --. • - 2: -- .'• ;- 'l' , ,_• 4 7:•• • 1 • • ~: 1.." -' ' 't 4 4 .' 1 ::' , •' .5 - - ~' -'' -'- ",,'-,- '' , • .•22...,::!:',.: '' ~ !_"" - i- rt ; ; $ ..:':. , ..': 4. ' I : ,!`2 4 1. 4 ;;' ••• -4 ~' ' . • 4,;, ; 4 14. ...t.:,..',, , r, ~. : , ,:: ~!, .-! ' ; 7.:, •, ! ' •,,,,,•,-"--, '''''-.:;%:. : , '':' ,.', 37,-',1:2 ''''•- '• :'':,',,'''', ;•;;,!,•'-`., t- 4 '.;;'!•:: ,-1 :-'- - , '• ' :''''..': kf , ; ; ' 7 ",:: .•1 - --fit• ''.. i'; 7 , ,- ;•:.'".. , , ,. :", f... 1 •'',.- '',... l'-. : .,. s' ;.; i -.,,',':":'• ' l ' . Ci '' r .,,` . - ! -- •:4,.`4`,. ' - -, _ , •.vi• ;•- ' 'l:' , •,': - 4. •- -',', 'i , ' ,' ' ' '," .'i. , !.- ..;,' ,4• 4 4., ~ ' ~,,,, , . -.: •," 4 ' .- i' ;'. ~. 1 4 ." 44', -'- .^ A ~! , ',.....,, % ~.. 4 , • . , .s:A 't,..7.., 7 ',.' C:'' 4 - 'i' 'A ' ,''' 4, :' ' • ~,,, • ' 4 . ..,,: ' ' r;;% 77 4,4. ty .'-,, 4,4 ' i- . .'4 , ' ' 4 ... A 4.1. . 4%; ' ,-, A ..4.." 4; ..-- ! b • , ... _ , _„4• t.'%' '......=, ~ 4 ~,' ' , •'.4 '; ' r ! ,4 -.A z ... t.:', ;‘;i -9 ' ,' ! 7 4'''f""4,. . I„f ‘t ,,...,....f, i '..: c„ . .i.,,, ~---:, -,., '"' 4.- . .- I:sl‘`k;;,T,.!•;l:'r'.;C',::'':;e:7-71' 1 -;: .- ",t) :' . C :, 3 , '' 'n';;" ''' ~,. :,'::' - . ' l :".',.,- t 7 8. '''.•''', ." • ' . .:1 -- ... , :r, :- ‘',t.F . .3 , rt.,..':i' - '. 3 •,, •••,, '3:'• 'q'-. :,;3' .:'''? ;L: l, ',. Z 4.'4. - 3-: -i -, ! '•-, l' ":". Ptite' , 'Z''''•-'l-C,A' ,"” : -- - ••`''''':`;',Z-2! -3 -;:,;•:1--,.:1' t - ',": .: -‘,-;: , =-“:?4,;* : • ~,,,:' ,••• r,4' 1',,-,i; ,'• . ,0,,. ~, :::',.•:. ::'• ..,•;.; ,',,'; i'P. 4 ' , A' 1 . " ''., . - ' ls ;i:;;'''; 44- ' :stz,4.• tio,f,:•?:::,:-..•:- , i,!3 - "s'-7,,,,..•:' v,-...? , k1.1,- .•!, ';, O -- - :"••,. ..,;-,. 2-, i!';', "•4 f ' : ' . '.' . . - tq'"i ,. l: • ,' , ‘ -i T. 4t"-4.:')-;::.::;.'"'''-•'"--,_''' ' Jam. l ' ;i: •L' .1 4' :1 : 1 • :74 "- k' ",C`, - ' .1, ~,,, trk7l-1-/Fz2?::,!•,:v4.,/k!,'-1.-:)1-!:::--•:;-2, '':,, 1,4)r .1 ` - ' 1:- 'f'"V": : :'•• '.:•..;'•"- , -=!,. 4 , A -ic :' l. ' , L , -, oh }-,,:.-,•;,,,-__-. ''''f' 4. '.'' ..' . . - , 4 ::' , ''' , ,.4 ..-, 4 )47. ''' 14. ~.,, ~, ,, , T .: - -,!'.. ? -4 7",..•, - ;' ' 7 i ' ;, - 5. ' ; 7• "'• -1.7 ".-," • I' ' 4:, 3- !•'; , •;• 3 ; "•:4":,• i ' 7 ''' .' ' .4 .; '. 4- ', -f ', 4,,\, ~ I. .'4 ''. t om. 1' 1 :. 47 : • . i'..„ , 1:::.' '''" '''!=':-; ...r '.. " ' C r. i. ',. 1 !: ' ..,,,, ~,.4.A., , ',,:"? L ..,,•-;' A '._ -:".' ,-• --`,., . 4 '"3, •7 "..., j .„ %:".''', ..-`,-‘ •gy f , - , ,. - ,•;,••.••44'.•..• -,'•,....,..% ! , r, '','-' - ,-'...P--_,. -:.'-' , i - - .1 :•• -.,"' • -• ~.•,--,,,P-Ae-cf.e.l- ~,, . 4: , ~ ,•', 3 7, •-• ..., ": ~ • 77:•5•1 i'34"7"i37'',Jl '4 ".7l t r: •' e •‘• "''!''--; _i '-,, ,:-;- : -,,...•` • ' I '••• ,- 'sle: - ..s- -. ..17,:: :: ::• -; • -•, ••: - 1-0•.. ' '••••-c • • '2: -.: . , ~., - C).,-?-, „, , q•ei ~;-•_„; -:;‘,:r,.rt--7-••• •-, --- '' ave- A•'-7 J•••'• '-''- • , --,* •;•;,- 4, ;. ---, : . ' , .)..t-,,. ~,, ^ . ns,. f..v , - - ir • •z.- ~-,--• I- ,-,'" ;. ..-.''''''.-q 'ti -,' ; 4 _ . 4 ' ,I'.. 4 44 : ; 11 c ~.r,,, --,,•%-',..,•,.,. ,!•,' -' -•;-'. t- , ifl•''t - r:;. : `'i!'--; -P , :-,. , ,...;1: = ,', `4. ~ '''r .;.'i v , .- - ;F:?•., 4 e `';:, :'-;:....',--..,,,.---.,-,},::',i.'':7`.•l'k.' 77!;:•'4a77-.? 3; ', ; 7 3 7 : : .7' ..1 ' 7 ', i . 4'7 ' '''' ‘ ! ‘7 4 ''' 4' '1; , ' ,...,• •7 1 ' .J ., ..-: 7 47.'Pii.'4'-,,,*,-.7:!%. fft'''Y'•-7"••%3';:•.:,13‘,•,!.,...,;-',,,,..i,...„.•‘JN ,"_:'''.;t7.-4 , I .._•.:y 1, ..,7 ' .'7..; .:7, .7"7...",1;..;:7!-',,!•d3 ..'77.l:7'c'' '7.i.44...-i"' ~J'"':? 7 c 7 7,‘)-r - l '* , , . ' ' ' , ,',' • '.!•,, ,i in - -' ...,. f - : - . - ,'.., , 4 ,.. .ri,.1„•:.1,..,,,,_,1, i:,,.-- -,7 3 3. ,1T, ' , 4 ) ,''...., ,- , ! +,,.. ''' irY l ' ; : ` - .: ' . '- ?'-f ,' " f 1, :,'d f: , ;!;"'t " - ','1,;',2 , :7„ f...,..e;:,,,,;„.1-a-,,,-,1,,,?....f:, •:,,..,?". t7:3:-.P-%'',;--11% '',, .. - "?7 , 7`;',1',, , ,, , ;,:.1 , ..,, , `,;. ,-...-,:. I -,-- - ' ''•..." ,if."‘ ' • ."'""- 4 V.4. , 1 -,,-,,, 4.'.... , 2- • :!•-• T '' 1r'.;17•...,,t •A''--'l';.•;' , " - .4 .- '• , ••,‘,-, •-- - - 3 .,!: ' • ;: ?. ,.. - 3 - :"• - •...',-'-'s 3 r•.'',:: • ~:; , -1 , ,.. .:,.1.,:.,-,- , --- . .. • •4 f- ~-. •,7 ,- ,,-.f: • • --.!••! •... •...•,....- „ .. e - - ,:. 4 , ~ •,, II "-„: ' ;5 - i „" Sy . ' --F:L; '.„....--_,:',"'•'.A;.&''•E'r7'''.. •. 7 •J '' '' . 'i N ' '''' :" I L 1., ,„ ' 7, 77 .7 •., ; •;-7..17-4",.i., ' 7,, ,• " . r . , 7 . 7. " ''.. Z..... 7 7 , ... ,' ate s 1 tt,N",' ,' .:3:'f ',!•..': '-''''.'t . '.. 1 i 4'l : :'' '714: ! •' • '.:1 : .. ..: 7• 1i .'. ._, 0/ .3--,','..-*1;4./ ; .• ,1"•'?',1,1„7,7 ;.;‘: • ••X - • '7.' 4 ' e , j- ; ,• ; .• 7 ' .. 4 , ' .., '""'.J., 3' 3 , 77. 1‘. 7 1 .7 , !" 7 •(: 3 , ''',-L•j• '',; r '' ',... , ' '' '• j '',. f'" : ''-'.4.1..j" .... .. ,7 ,13,..• ;,, - •3 `... i - .••••*44'TK.3.. Ktt:713•74',4"41" - ' irp,...4` "7 , -, ..v.••-• , ,,,•• , ,-%.,?4, 5 k ~ •:•,. e- -., ,:,, •,-- r .i .;;.!/.t.,,-1,.... ~ .. .,pc , . .4 . , , , ,, ,;, ; 6••,, ,,. ,..;_•' ._ ~...,e e. . 4 " ~,;" ~_'.,-. -. _eye . ',ti' ,k 1 .,i-' ,. ,',:' - ', , ; 4 (' ,','..;"-,✓,;,'': -`!1": r. 4. :r , ;4 4-±4l '''' ' i P 7 . .! ,'-, .4 , . t,' Y i- •::k!-' ;a -- :• - •- 1 :T.,,.t:- 7 4, '‘t ..- ~- ' . ' v'':- ,i'..: -e l 4: - •‘-''';'':F-- .•.:''..,:.'`'--:''' ' ,‘+.;:', -'''':':• - 4 c.-4 - 0 -,,.... , :'- ~•,,,,•,••.,,,:e, ..,•,, e,„, ',, -- ;'• r.4*. - -•-•-•- ,, '.•••• ' -, ..•7' - '. •:••- r-;.i•• - , ;.e -, !..,-,- S, ,; - -e -. .: 1; ,- . 7.. ,Vr.5!., ;• i-": -• • ',,-:- ,, ' ,:' 4 .:- •'1 ...,- 1-•;;'',s - A - • - 7 •••• ' ;'-';' -,-,...,' 'i..t . k '.-, 4 '.3 , ',• t', ':••:',"; :,..',',.,AL".. ~, , :i .,, 5 4,;3•`:.- "•'••: i•:- , 3 „t..,..,- ''. ' - h,,, 4‘ *, r - ..., - 4" 11-‘,: r;tel'' . In 44r.:-/.!',.'-',- ''..{-- .., - ..i...` , .'' ; $ ~, - : - 2- - , ?1,- 1 -;.. , .. g r ~...2.”-,- ...` '-- -- '.. , .. - .,....v ~.4.•,- ~ . ,i: ,-,-• , - -....-: -,', ...7.- - -: ...7 -- :•,.'..1' -- .'.', -.','-: :.:f-" ''-„ ,---' -: ' .i . -'' - i $ . ~ ..'r'51 •3 7 7,.3:J.f4'' . .••• i : ' , - , 7 ''' 0- • - ' ' c s ' : 77 3 ,•;', 3 '',.` , 3 , :-1 '' -...,,, ,i . -e, , , - . ,.,_ ,-- ,•;, 4 : .; „ 1. , .. 1 ',,, ----;',',.,,,-.,,,?-`,, '., , ,,, , -,•.„ . „„A, ~,,, i,-;:. yr •. -=-',-,t,t ".. ''..4.-i'': ,' :-, .• .=`.; ''-',..,r1 4%,-f A:-'',.-' !'.''','; ',., 7 '•3;!' !'"7.--'''''?.7%•.:* l' "i'' ' .:.. 77 ; ', .;• - ..y ' 3.:4;7_,..,.j • ,r 3 .• , • • - r ~, • '7 7 . 7 ; ,• t. 4.- -3',.',.'s ' ' '''' ' - N ' 7 - 7^7 ,‘••'-'.71. ••''' ,7' - 77 .. ' ' "J. • 7 . ~.' ,5.,r- , ',,...,,-;,.. ,:, 1 - ..::,,,_, ~.,.,',..:-.:...„ -:,.; ~ - ~,, „ • -;,;:7'......: ' , ..:,:"', - _.t.',' ~-,,----,"•• 1. ~ 'rr. „-. 'l*.,; ' ,• ..".' '•-i. ~` . 1 ...„'-'. ,:‘ ,- „ . , , .':. •tt -..... ~ ;,1,•.' --;„,. r-. r - .'k...i;..: :t t , ,.. 2 - 1 f-- ' .„‘;i:7''.'.'; - --"L- - , ,- _ .„.: ..........,. .•....t.' - , 7 ...-. - ,f ,. ..: - .. , .....ii , ,,;. .•-,,,-,,,,..,.-7.r.-.1.::;,..;7., ~; ~ }" §i1": .r .d'. - ' - ';'[.--. t'' ,,, '- ": :,,, , • ~, ,7;: • ,- ''.'• ,•?';" t ''',."-•,' •!.. r:.'', I * - =, ... .., -. • .., - . : 4 !;,i5 ,` , ,,, , ',, , • 5; -. .SC - ,, n 4;(:'- ' , 4 4.4; ,. : , , , , fi '.:k.%',,•,Yj:..,:..,,:,,.:!',1,,i.•,;tl .' ' A:=4g * " .- , 4, -'s ' '' ; :- ,--. X;: ,-;:- 47 i;` 1.,,, '` ".L. '' ,!.. ',' i -' _ ,- ''''.'F'' "g'.. 1. i " , '. " I ' '•-. • '. , ..',.-- 'kr..,S-04-;,4,,;;„:71:„.,,,,,,,,:... .;. ,,, ;:r. , -;• , :x:` ,, :' ,. .4.'i-:; , ' , ',4 ~,, , . *);'-..--f77- 1 , . ., r i.. ~- ;, , -.-.-.4A-iv..-4 . 1-, , , ~ ~ .-..,..4..-!. . ..- ; -,..-1.-2..-,.." 1-. ,44 L"' ,••• ' '-- :-,• • -"'• , .: . 1," •-•--,- ,, -., ~. C`,;•;:•-'-'; ''.‘"-..:Z;l',:t i •:;-?:':::-?;t:2• - • ! , ';: 01 t , ,, , ,, , % - .....: , ;?i.c'-'i4•-•V::; , 4."-. /''''' - Y ' ' '''."' ;' , -;`!-•:..''.7,•:;•" . .t- - 1 , .I.,''' •'• '' '-'• ' ''' -' ' ~,- . - ..- , -. `• "';) ~..''' l'' " '. • ~. “J , ietift : ?)•'''.. 4 `[ . i . ::TZ 4 : l ::::'''9-;.l''''44 t A 7 Lo.r•-..,=*:• •• •••:'••-..1',ti-f..-.4", - -r : ,• ; 4r i .ii.' : i' , .i'U.'::: 4 -,.., 1. : .1 -,, ::-.,1 i t:,-;%,44: 7 4!:' 4 i..-1:.., I.- .-" ' , , 7.- ',4 •, -, '• ',. 7-- + '!-,'. 1... f !•• ••• " , .., , I ),l ` , AT:o7t.'"e" : =' 7 i• , ±;-;lll.%"'''''(;',iAn?•:'4,'..J. ,;'l,6,'!it;' . ''V''' , = .r. . 1 :•;•-'• , '-: T""`•:?•`" , '•;.'-',;• - •1':;p' ' r . . ': - 7 •' -, :.'.' r . ' '::-. '' ..' S i: -;. ."- . ' ' ;'`. '' 01.Ar'r,%46t4.6kiZ:': '' c :i..::eA.. .4iff4 3 ,f, " AA`4 -" p" V " .: ; 4 ;42;7 . at r ' . . ' ,.%'''i ' ' . Z : 1 11 , ' ,.,' ' '..,,, t3' , *?f , ': . : ~ ,' j,, 7t-'..' , . . -• , - ' ,, :.-J. - t.. f . . - -: k l, ;) ; ; ;q2i;- ' 3:,k: ; ;::: •:4' .' ' 2 1, - ' l' ,,?,*si . :.;; : t..:; 4 T::Ylit;Y.l 4* .V ‘ r., # ! ;:i1:" ;:, : 1- : , I ;ViM , n. ';`i'Vrt.r4 'f ' . -' ,; ! - ' -7 ' . .! .. ' . r, : ' ... °.... ' i . : -,' -; ' ''' ' - ; ri, F :-.. r.i,, ''',-• ... + , ''' .. - , .• , . , i'4...0,. i ,.., C0 ; .'.... t .;4 f i' V K;' .. ', Ef;;;L L2, ..iC -r ::; 1 .W;;• - i.- ;4• 51 "4 .. Z• •P•i 4 :4 5 , Wti%' ;+ ,,.';';:C?P• ', ; ; f :fr' ' 4 OW t z '..' 4 7 4 ;ee>f,: r" :' : f .::1, ,t - '''', ''' %:', , 4 . f .._i .. ". i . -'' ' '',: ', '4 :'': ' 4: '? i ': ' : =" ,:.. , r i , • .,-,V , ";"..11 . „, ,, e - g,;:ii';,:'..4 - 1,. 1 ? ' , '4 , . ' .... ' j' .. V. , . - ,'„,,;',...{. 1::,,, ,,, i , " , * ,,, , , A,, , ,;y:1•; - . 1 ...5 , ..),.1 , ~.,: , L .T 4.- t ,,,,,.1,,- il• - •,•-•14.,„,.*,....,",L.•;"' . 0••. , ..!-'. 4 -,•-' '-. v "" ;.- • ~ ~, ,• - - •',• - *, ' -.,,• t•• . ,:•- -.. . - 3 t..- , v4ix,- 4 -44'znit:= t;,*11:::i , ......tV'. - A -A". - ..-- ,- 4-.M ~"-' --.- 1 T •.-, 4,-, Ys . 4 :' , it•Y..,c4..4v,..:-,:•!t . I , ; ' le' • ''''',. it - ':'.„ l 2;' - a. i : 447 7 .'; , ' . : 4 -; , ,,t i 1i".4, 1 i iy..-v ~`., ~---,,,‘:-,- =:- ' ''_ '-- ,- ,-- - `4„.. 4 ...t, ~.r., ii.,,.r.e.„,,2,.....,7...„:.,...4.J.,,,,,;:,,!::::,..34=::,--_,.,,,_07..,:i":1„,...N:i,..t,t.r x.. - -ier,',., ✓ ...:-..,.1• 1 ,;:,,,,,,-..i., , J-,:;i . ,,,' 3' . .t , ,i,.:: - ,..L.' - i ..,..f..--iy •••i: - 4.- ,-,- - i, • ,;-, i - '---,, ~.‘. ' , 1.• ;:',.. ", :1 - r• ~`' ?;,_ . 4.1*.%....,„...'N::_7, ,r .. _ ~,' ;,".",, , 4 , y - 1; , •. , ,,',47=0.1:-.,,,....--. - ,;• - ;',-,:1-" , 17,''.:;,1 , .::=T:y .4. 4= 't';.. ",•:1",'•-•':;•4',...;`•fti;:-..4:'. ' 4 '.;.ir , ,r 71 :- 7. 4;', , ;;),i'• -4, l,;?W''' , :ti;.;'.l4oi:rt;'.tr .- :''-'' 7, ''''' - •S.''''''''::- / - 4- 4 4 , " ';7 ..,, --' . 4 'l .'t r.;"2.' = , .i . . • ‘ . 'Vf;;' ,.., - .1 •!;=fef,1„T , 5z , "4,.•.:4 3 a - x..,;".:,r . , 4 - • .- . , . , ./....f , :i• ,- .. , : - ;..,,,, , ....]. , ...:.'.. ,-- .. ,17,- ..`,.:',: - ;±-.- ';, , - -- - . :;. , 1-,,, Z . -.; :: . 7i :2", ,1 ,!.. 4r:A r.'11•,i7;4`:".;P'...";'-..,:',•'';;..: F. „,..,-,r.i-r'..4,,,i..f..p.1!;',:4P,1i-e:1!; ',', , ,, - .'t2 -, ..4::"4: ; .P•: ',..,.'''."-•;=;• -"A•..,. , ' , 14.i,,:,,-1 '..- vi 4 ' . 7 : . , 2 ' -:-. '''. •- - • • . -441 - *. 7 ...d.i;,11 1, , , w4!.. ~ , I.;;- . 4 2. 4 . . ..,..:,;..; v .,, .......7 , 1, : ,, , .. - :„.i.:; . .1 - 7 .:7 -- , - ,, ... '.: ._ .-.-... ..-..:._ ::-... .. _, ;.r ;: . !.i:7 . , ,, f ,.. ;.1 . F , . - #::#1.,...r . 4,.f7;, , ,ti.. i ,. ...!.....-..-2-.7i.J.,X=1,n,11,...,.:4.1i.V* A.11.74;;..„-4,..f.'.1..0.4,...-±7.1-444..::.; . -4-', f - ; ,-, -%;.. E.' ..:V. f .. 1. : - Tv ' - . .f. '. ' . •'.....;y; f ., ' ;1 2- „,:,.. ,1 ::::;„ ~-,•.--:•,;....- ..;” .0-11.0t=',.!;,-Kfaie . i..• .;;; ; ! -..- '.',' - ii.Y.,).` , ..;. , -.. - 4;:yr-Y.tc , ;-?. , :::; , `!:i.t.::,:1',,.. - -'- ' - ',-"-„'=-.. i i •:' , , , 1'.,== ,. ..; , ..` , :1.,. -- ! - ;1.7A. --- 1- 4 4,4-pli;.V . .;-5:.....fr..f1;t0:,;i !A-'zi' , ,,.!,..-,1:;•:"."- - 4. , ',_ f -- i.i"..4 , -A-t.':.:‘,f' i. ‘.4.? . i. , •;- , ;1,;:; . :t.. , !;.':Z; ,. ..i ii!:. `,- - ",!'•ii . i* . 4" r! '''': ' y:' , :`: ' ' ,', :" ~.., 7, 0 4 ::: '' . "o,;. A' 4., .4="4it-T".=-:gz-: - ;:•.1. -, :,.-4;::. :'? .4tt..l` . 'IE.• ",'./4 , .•'-' , ?-.0"':;'. 5 ..,:#:' , '.. - _-,44,t,',..., , ,:f.•;=?Tg. ,, ,L, -,. ..1w. ; , -. 4 . - ,p4!- , , .-:::,,,,,,.....i., ; ,,,i, : ,,..-„, :...-7,-;;;;,...1=,-,,,,,,,.. 4y.t.1-4!!...-;.•it,!..,,i.,,..14-i=olo,-A.T.,3,-6-,,:.4...:-f=,;:1...T„.,?.;.-:q , " . `: • 4 1 ... , ': - . - .F. - *;-ii=i ,: :! .-s--- ,c1 . , 1,.., .; ,, : , .. ,, - , vi .,, 14+ . ', ,, .:14-t,)',. , - - ;, -, ,4,:iii - : , .., - -4,;:p:.1::::-.f.,..;', , ,, , ,,:, - ;;...;;".::,.'.,-.p..,- 4,N;, .., , •,..i,,,, t 4 ...,;r0v ,6 ! ,P ie1gr›: . %", ,„ ':4 .:: G"; - '4 : ? -l Ati , f 4 -;,'E1t . i . 1::,1 - t4.17-“4:--i.- 1 .4%. ,- ,..;cf,:i4.r5'0'it.., , i,t, - ,.,'==.,,1i.; , :-.;,1,13,_,:-;,-,,:. - 4,21f. r-,;...E.,,,i:,4,,51,,,,-,f,;,...A„,..-.4,N;,.;:i,4!-A.„..'1,,,•=•'", ..•;.!-- - ...!'LL-. - .:' , .rf -- -,;! . .:1-',. - . 4 -,-. Y..- 0 -.... ' •• -- -4**3". - . , ..?i,.. 9 -k-4 , -;.-., - ,...d.....i. , 2,4i,f ., , ,, ,....,.... 7 3 , -.. .:,..,-, ~;„......,.._, ~: . - . ~,-,_..-, • —.—, x . . EME ..... -„,.- .- . .... k' : ::.-7,- . .. : '0: -...., „ • -..., E=N i'"'' G~ ~~ i. ;r EIM= ~31~:'~ti~: .~.i: ..,..:YJ - ,i,..'t . : . :....-.': - a waiihna....4lWikknare,„ll , *.43holeka.444tursic; , 4 - .., bi.4-CnoL 81 : This SlibeasegenPxaUycom metie,eorithwatery_discharges.Atun the bowel* of - 'st.widteoryillcre or pesixtdelorfprith white _ flak - ea 011 •' - Stailding-AfitlOni4taittlT4 l o 2 o ll-91 0 503 .fibed - XPElmit.inisl l .3wival attendant, on • tht eyacuations,:eut.riot aujilt cIpCO69/te.- , The vow.' • ftiagla ull4 ll _ ll Y4tddoldpartied ,9544 I'gNai tinetiltiness and Painan the ton,bul general liY:slidlit.4.oii:AhLe`voico.bedctates weak and husky; • ,rrantps and spasms on the arias, legs and body' ' are gen etakcad:pairtfulaymp torriiV.Thiskia is shriveled and et - Pusple-huef thti pulse beeordeliweak and frequent, and iri the collapse - stage entirely lost at the wrist ;the breath ins Itthorid wild harried: 'rime - symptoms usually sue teed etch either inAhe orderstated. . ,--- ,hlV I.:I3iWEL - 0110LERA 'MIXTURE. ."'.lllbindattrre plepared from the preseripuons of the . lale'Dc.W - 11.11. , D0we% - of Pittsburgh. in his eaten : sivapitetite; he had used Ityrith cow lets success ill the epideadc. - of-1.1333 and the present season. Steamboat uteri Kaye gfren-it to nianypaisengers who have been kitteeked witlithetilsease.the presorts season, and iweve tveasti c fleeted a speedy eure r .ai l erthey had beettpro nounced incurable by physicians on board. ' Prepared . solely , by the proprietor, WV. THORN, Druggist, 3431241 N 0.63 MarkeVstreet. Pittsburglf, Pa. Re/ler Sag Cramps. SATE,I3IAVE,ABDCMINAL.WattedErtig, made from the mostapprovedEugilshpatteros, famished and semmufterde 4 -brgarads awl i k niunti , er of eminent Physicians, beiag a most cease..meat spoors • • - um for the application of warm or bovrateroo.the.how est in Misa Cramps Cholera: As every:person is' • subjett to:suddem attaersoo dandy should be without— r.: mamma* at one. Fortiale by SC&IFE & &TSII SON, . • -lee First street; between Wood Pod Market sm. LW BOORS—Man Primeval; by litarris. 1 1 1 Lnyard's Nineveh and its Remains. 'The 'Clergy America. , The Czar, his Court and Peopie. '.lWomen of the Revolution. . • Irving's Works; new edition. addCorresponeence of John Foster. Poems. Do Poe's Works, complete ; 20 vols. Sivift's'Workit, complete; 2 vols. , Fielding and Smollettk complete. The Progress orduiertei4 . 2 thick vols. For salety H. S MSWORTII'ee CO., . 4th_streel l near:Market. [Er C lergy menr and strangers are invited to call at the • Book Store-of H. S.-Host/mirth & Co" on Fourth street, neat Market, where wilt be found fine editions of many rare and valuable:works. ' Death to the Date. TT -Liana . laden fact that or elLe_vil6,.toot.ate held in 1, inch abhorrence asthose of Ratarhlice,.Rpaches and lied-Rugsf and to - have them exterminateddalhe wish and. deatrecof All. A preparation has been , discoirercd - by whicti those who wish, may become rid. of this evil, which infests more or less every house in this city. This pmparation has 'stow been in use in Germany aboufseveu years, -(and in the United-States for the last, five,) and by every one who has given it a trial, been Pronounce - tithe best remedy the have ever used for ex rerminnting.Rats, Mice,.lied-Bugs, ROac.hes, an. The 'articles cotaptudng this composition arc in them . -selves veil innocent, and contain not a particle of poi - writ bat won combmed, creates a gas which explodes the .storntichf 'and consequently destroya life in a few hottik-Las'soonas it lutsoffected the stomach. the aide lee -. beaorcke netnralised;mnd - vrill affect nothing thereafter; sotto. u TettSean be no.dtmger in its use; under any cir cuits .es. This is no humbug: We Will warrant it to - rid houses .of all the Rats, Mice, Roaches,Ac., that in tests-them. Should it not do as we say, the money will be refunded. 'J. S.M. YOUNG & 01)., - je6 N. W. corner of 4thand Ferry sts., Pittshtug. •• • • Factory toe Sale, ISUCCESSFULOPERAT/ON,mannfacutzing Prin ere'. Wood Type , and :Raised Sign Letters by Ma - el:114M ; :Pe. machbutry., is admirably suited for all carvagpurptnlesilbr which a pattern can be made from the =CBI 55agraltuts to heavy cornice. Should the in eentat, /mum blessit.Singer, obtain a patent for. the 'a xe:Molloy any improvement thereon, the said patent is seciiredhy deed to the subscribers for the term.of seven Years in Wa whole United Stites, and for ever 'in Alit _ g1ien1209.,.Pa.. .04 a YAWNER WANTED, capable of managing the above busineim, and willing to take an interest of at least oue,fourth in the, capital stock. For particulars, apply (post paid) to . • , . SCHOLY & ItYAN, Pittsburgh, Pa. - Tr From, the foregoing Notice of I. fil. Smola, we find that the Patent has issued, and for proof of our claim, see records of our deed in Patent oce, at Wash ington, D. C. (kW SCHWA., & MILLINERY` AND ANN.'S'S XINING ESTABLISHMENT. MRS. DUFF has recently received the lateat - designs of Dresses, Cardinals, and every article inherline of - tub' iegrouid Is prepared to execute all orders at the iitiortestnatice. Merr.hantsorderiug Cardinals or Visitee shah may xelr uptin obtaining, work in every respect equal to that obutined , from .the' east Read Dresses, Akeits Cape, Capes, Collars, Laces,-Itibbons, Flowers. rsingqs, i mps, Ladies' &c., always on, band at - 3 e13 " MRS. DUFF'S, - to St. Clair at, AGLINTLEXAN of Pittsburgh, who had fatten into ',an open cellar, after the ••• Great Fire," sprained ,his addle so severeirthat he was unable to refrain from crying out with the pain. A friend who had been using apilFahnestock Co'n - releiCat and been cured 0 eumatism, gave hint at remained in the bottle, although his limb was catty swollen, he was COM jete4 restored to health In twelve hours and freedirom pain..Thitt is but one of a great number of cases which 1,1 4V4 uattley*.y rim_.l4er_yation catl . tp__p_rietors.— T tts riguypdil sold by B: & CO. Comer Ist and Wood sts i also, cor. 6th and Wood sus. -f:- • City Drug Store for Sale. _ MBE stock and fixtures at a wholesale and retail ''. i D sc rzg , 1,-Store t taving a weR selected snack, and doing a - -* , bilsinels, utti a l•wdL lonationi and at a lease o two yeari Audi last April?' .The above ' , will be 'sold at II bar • gain. The owner having other engagements cannot give -, isidsliersonal attention. - S. CUTHBERT, General Agent, . • 1 30- Smithfield et. MR. DUFF'S GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' peoupacmpaarare & W 11.1.T15'G noon's., itOat SIDS OD TILE DIAMODD. ATE. Dams higknow Class . Rooms now thoroughly re- AY.g. paired and'fined up. Ladies will find his new sys tem 01 Single Enfry Book-keeplug arottgreenbie study and a valuable acquirement. Gentlemen going through his entire coarse, of traininiyoa Double ElltrY DOGS keeping, will not only be mtalified to take charge of Books upon any system in use, but they will find them selvesmaster of ail those intricate operations connected with partnersidp-settlemente, of wluch. so many preen calibook-ireepers, of acknowledged ability, are ignorant. -Severaiof _the mostextensive firms in the city have re cently procured Dook-keepers from this Institution.— Ate -r4a.uts and St oat proprietors can always learn 0113ook-keepenithohlyqualified for their profession; smothers are aver recommended. hours 10 to 12, 2to 4, and 7.t0 10. , may 4 . Settee.. eOlll old customers, 'strangers visiting the city, and 01 old wishing to provide themselves with a luind e DRESS - COAT, PANTS, VEST,or any other arti e in the line, can do so, by leaving their orders with ,La huts ISVOU'LIIE, Tailor, gal , Third street, Si. Charles Valk :ling. EADLEY'S NEW WORK—The ashronback; or H Life in. the Woods, by .1. T. Headley, author of Washington and his Generals, &c. . Life and Writings of De Witt Clinton by W. W. eartribell, anther of Border Warfare, &c. Just received by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, Cor. 3d and Market its. *TANtaN STAND AT SHOUSTOWN, FOR - • lIENT.- , A commodious and well finished Timm tand,D4 the village of Shonsetown, furnished in modem good Stabling attached. It will be leased for a le= of years. Addiess Janl2 P. SHOUSE, Sbousetown. • • lloylets Chintzes. CABRB of above Goods, 3-4,44 and 918 wide, fancy , atzd'dcalbleParble, for sale by raluenin ILird.PTON,SUITH & CO WILELE RAILING. SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT. PUBLIC ATTENTION is solicited to as entire new 1 article of BAILIN°, made of wrought iron bars, and soil annealed sods, or wire, and expressly designe d for enclosing -,Cottages, Cemeteries, Balconies, Public Orcrends,ac., at prices varying from 50 centaur sa,oo the ranrungistot.•Atls- made in punnets of various lengths, _ 53-30 tlefeetidgit, with wrought upn pastall-inch equare, at Interim:ling distances of 13 to lb feet. If desired, the parufels catibe made of Amy height, in continuous spans • trf.:so,tts 60.feet s with or without posts. No extra charge fur hetcoivelicss, greatatrengt h and durabil ityOcOOVHM°, the beauty of us varied or namental designs, together with the extremely low price tiVIACIII It isiold,.ll/C.. causing it to supersede the Cast . • ron-.Balling,, svheraver.their comparative merits have peen tested. For farther particulars address MARSHALL ts BROTHERS, • . . Agents for Patentees, mr27lm Diamond alley,near Smithfield sa., Pittsburg. ararei,oettlery, Saddlery else. iitoOHN 3 3 / 4 14.1fr0ft, - Papartsr awl Dealer in F oreign and lk:mead! o.o4loari, respe c tfully announces to his ldf;and the public generally, that he is now reeelv- InChls liiptingiupPly of Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery, kx; tithi.itgadifve• 1 3 5 Wecnietreet, which he wilt dis petit at liathe'lmot reasonable terms. He Sirl/I CantiroVtilyhe receiving fresh supplies, direct froni'the tuantifaelniers in Europe and this country, whichwiil enable him -to compute with raw house, East Pr West:, 'the -attention of easterners to lels'exoellent tsitaitrtment of Table and Spring Cutlery, fro: ' Which Lietfiskteintble patterns and from the most popalar—turers: tiirrmansike clock Carpenter's 'Tools is large, and of excel lent quality. , Of, general ji a rdware stock, he has every variety of Wcatart Iteiihents-and--deslers, generally, are in vited to call , examine-his stoat- mar29:6m • • V , . 4pei inistolngs: r naiv;ireeelleihg,direct (topatlio,matiufactarers in ,Nber:York, Philadelphia arid:Brfftircore, a' large and area eti'lected azaorttnertiof all the latest ancfmost proyild,Agletr of Satin, Glazed and common PATER liANGlMS;aortisisling of -10 000 Ojeoza atrailor and Fresco ; 19,000 " lialkand Column • 20,819,, - vroom, chamber and office Paper lintiah-LtiotildiartWaisttly Invite the attention of those having flOuses.lo Paper, to call and examine at the Paper W#l - 110,f,- S. C. HILL,, ^ 87 Wood at. Pine fliblaitit Nettinitif-TODD-4k- CO., Marmvaortumes 07 First 41nOr ANtk.SPAlart Elinsts; have retetted from their tOttißaltAtaarge , and!desirable stock of SHIRTS, which we proPosato`niret so*alersatthe.lavrest New Tortatineeponeatlsfactinyterms . Oatateclrs consists !n . part icif „31)04024 411 - quo lltles, varyinuiniatralmewitle tan -nettolf - Vat, Byrom arid IlliaNCCOMlUSinsaufactared express y for City trade, and insendetfor thienauket. • - Elyi3OferingAe_tdeiSATlS Goods .at , low Prices, and - ailowinit gimp- ntattoteconunend themselves in style of xaszegsztorbi:we'hepe tobe able to please nit Duets - • a ,Viiirecrosnalooiaar of Fifth and Market streekyup r mars ' • '"' -"' '•- - ;.-;,:r4,v•kts!h - .-•••• f'.•& - 1t.•..:A - ,•••• - frt-‘ 1 4 • '' , *vvr•wil•s r • - * , :•vhs.c . • ',•,4,4,•:.'-'•-•••••, 4 • Alcrwitt4it Are.* rmitisr.tuaniner 4204(t - , •••••-t-t••-tiEttSHI •RIELADIaLIARTEIIB;?;-•- , :••••- cm. 23 gg Erati6ffiiscreanioost emoviCscitiaitintiftel - • 330_taPECTFULLY,infonns hie friends and alit public -;llllrittgeheitailhatite. has rectified trvery large supply - erf - she4ettoidestSPßlNCt and•BUAIMER GOODS ever seenln;Pitisliorghiselected tiy hiniself inlhti•: East, con sisting of English, French and Belgian Cloths, Ca ssi meres;;Nrestlngli, Cashmtiretts, &e., , of 'all and colors, and of the latest and most desirable patterns, whieftwin be 1111406.i* to Ord e s , itv9s?pctripistyle, and didery nicidertitelirlties. He has also •• on •liiind's very. large stock of Reddy made Clothing, which he will sell very low. ap23:ty , NEW - VOW CLOTHING STORE, • • No. MB Market street. HAVINO recei4ed'(ttrid receiving weekly) my Spring and Summer., Goo - I em prepared to offer to the tizens,and,publie.tiigeribkril,•a better lot of ready made .Otothing than harre+or bMfit offered before in Pittlitinrgh, and at pnges2s percent...cheapertlifitt eau be purehated in any othirOlothing establishmenrinthis city Irt" Don't-forget to call at N 0.20. marl4—ly E. EnzaEau.ti. GOLD! GOLD! OLD.: HOPE. OLOTIIIN G DIP ORAt OM. ROGERS respectfully informs his friends JA. the public that he has opened hid sew Bruns, N 0.27, Market streeL between Front and Seco d, where be will keep constainly.on hand a large and sups riorassortment of clothing,sanalle foram present seasbn. Having just returned , from the East wlih.a.new And splendid assortment of Cloths, CassimeresandSestings, of the most desirable patterns, which,will be made op on the shortest noiice and in the most fashionable stye, on the one-price cash slattern, as low as can be I:millet any other ostablislitnentin'Pnlibintii. Don't forget the pliree - Odul call at 'lke 'CLOTHING EMPORIUM, No. 27 Market st[Plttsbrirghl' Reir3 • , The-Sptlng a.nd Summer Stook of • R EADY-MA , GE CLOTHING AT THE THREE- BIG DOORS, FOR TUE PEFERSOIT RAS NVirgit BRYN EQUALLED Even by the Cdebrated Establishment Trim UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGE .bestowed j_ upon the, enterprise 4:of the proprietor, has enabled him to,parchase sato Hoods atsuch prices as will alldsv him to sell, WholOSale and; Retail, LOWER than say -other House,Eastot•West. JOHN , M'CLOSICEY , Manufacturer of Ready-mad . Clothing, N 0.151 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa., has jest completed hirt tocli, - and'hasitow- on hand, ready (or _ale ' the largall jneßfa4hWriabk , and varied assortmentqf HEADVMADE CLOTHING ever offered in the United .StalWall-of which have been made under his inunen- Wale mspeCtion, in this city, ar mucas THAT Ml= Oared PiRiFER=FOR-10geiher with one or the choicest se.lee. Alone Of ,Importe'd fine Black, Blue, Brown, Olive and Drab Pteach, Belgian and English CLOTHS, that has ever been brought to this city. Also, fine fancy VEST ING'S,of every description, such as Cashmeres, Mar seilles, rich Silks, fancy SaiMs, Ac., Sec. • All the new est styles fancy -CASSIMERES, of every description; all of which tali bo resident; to at the shortest nb tire, in.the latest and most ihshionablerstyle. The proprletorinforms the public that the principle upon which he will do business, will be upon the basis of HONESTY and FAIR DEALING; and in order to es tablish a confidence in the buyers, I am determined to ad here to my Original motto, "Quick Sala and Small Pro fits ;" and also make the buyer hts own salesman, by markingthe lowest price on each hoick, in plain figures, so that each customer can select from an i mmense and exquisitely assorted stock,theiin icles he requires, at the low ist price it can possibly be bought-for. Business shall continue to be transacted at my exteen site establishment, - which has long since obtained the charatter of being the Fiflt 71OlorincEstabliskeonth, 'Pittsburgh. mar 29. ARW GOODS AT P. DEUANYPS, 49 Usti= - eraser, Ferrstreiton. TRST RECEIVED, an extensive and varied assort et meat of Gomm adapted to the present and approach ing season, such as Black, Brown and Drab, Mixed Faltnerston's Beaver Cloths, a superior article for Busi ness, Frock and other Coats. Also, a great variety of Blankets and Peltings, 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 Cs.satsunms, 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. Vssrrsos : 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 nese styles, to which we would invite the attention of those who desire to unite ease. elegance, comfort and convenience in these garments. ,To such, we would particularly recommend these Coats to their notice, since they combine all the beauty of the over-coat with the comfort and conve nience of the sack coat. A general assorunentof Ready-made CM/sing on hand, in the present Fall fashion, and will be sold wholesale or retail . at the lowest emelt prices. sepl7 _ . yr ENRY CHIGNELL would respectfully invite the JA, attention of his friends and the public to his stock of Fashionable and welt made cLorm- No , at the nbove stand. Those who prefer their Garments made to order, will always find a good assortment of Goods to select from, 151 r. ROBERT 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 in the style and finish of our Goods. Every ex ertion shall he made to please our customers. fueptiitin pw:wrri - ri LERWILRL , S cgLEBRAIta LEATHER Preserving Blacking. A COWPOSMON of Neats-foot Oil and Ivory Black A for nourishing and preserving all kinds of Boot and !shoe Leather renderingit so ft and pliable , and producing the most brilliant jet black, equal to perinatal/ter, Without communicating stain or spot to clothing. LAKEWLED & Cto.,ilNo. SG Third Street, near Wood,) in calling the attention of gentlemen to this beautiful Black ing. desire simply to state its peculiar composition and elects on the Leather. It is composed of neats-foot oil and pure ivory black, and renders the leather at once soft and pliable, thereby preventing the boots and shoes from cracking. 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 Q on the pantaloons . Gentlemen Mit invited to call at oar Store, No. So Third•street, near Wood, and have the blacking tried cm their boots, and where they can sec upwards of 5,000 CERTIFICATES, From the mostdistinguished individuals in the U. States, all of whom recommend it as being, for beauty of polish, preserving the leather, and facility of application, the most beautiful ever offered to the public. LEEWARD & Co., mayllaf PO Third street. near Wood. Terrible &evekitten—Stare Triumpitarktl :101IrOGAN dr. CANTWELL, (sign of the se,) No. 86 Market street, would respectfully beg leave to call the attention or the public to their new• stock of Goods, just received and opening from manufacturers and im porters, of which they feettonfident that price and qual ity Vrilegive cadre satisfaction, as our motto Quick Saks and Small Prqfits.” Our stock consists, partly, of thefollovring articles viz: Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pins, late styles; G uard and Vest Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets; Fin ger and Ear Rings; Pencils and Pens; Slidesand Studs; Steel Buckles; for Ladles' Head Dresses; Madalon's Card Cases, shell, pearl and velvet • Coral Beads ; Ala baster Boxes ; fine Rosewood and velvet; Shaving Cases, furnished; Shyer Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all kinds; German Silver Spoons, all kinds; Silk Steel Bead Bags and Parses; Cotton Bags and Purses; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Cloth Brushes; Violins, Acconleons, Flutes and Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors ; Globes and Paper Holders Shell, Dress and Bide Combs, latest styles; Chide. Vases, Fruit Baskets, Agate and Glass Vases, Mugs, and Cologne Bottles; Tables, Chessman and Backgammon Board s ; _ grain Carpet Bags; Willow, Market and Side Baskets; Chairs, Wagons, Cradles, rice., rice., with a large assort ment of Toys and Fancy Articles, teo numerous to men tion. (sepia Cfi - Strolall & Stasiley, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE RICH JEWELRY EDWARD TODD & Co. , Agents, N. E. comer Ftflh. and Market :Ls,(up stare) Pittsburgh. WE 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-pins; Engraved, Plain Hoop Stone Set Ear and Finger Rings; Plain Gold, Engraved and Stone Set Studs; Slides, Watch Keys, Re., Re. Among oar Goods can be found some of the most de sirable and approved styles of Stone Sets now in use, vist—Opal, Ruby, Turkois, Topaz, Anathyst, Garnet, Brilliants, Re., Re. Dealers, purchasing Fine Jewelry, will find it fortheir ladvantage to examine our stock. . . Bard 4- Brother's bag Premium Gold Pens, with and without eases, he offers for sate at the lowest New York prices. (apl3) EDWARD TODD te CO. J. T. DECKER AD ROBINSON, AND EARCTOIIII OD LIGHTNING RODS, ON A SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE. Orders left at the Post Oftlce, or at Mrs. &twnes., on Fourth street,, between Market and Ferry, will receive prompt [wanton. Rarssasscss.—Prof. Horace Webster, Geneva, N. Y. Prof. Cheater Dewey, D. D., M. D. Rochester, N, Y. ; J. L. Cassels, and Hamilton L. Smith, Cleveland, 0. ; G. K, Shoenberger, J. Hawthorn, Michael Jones, J. C. WU. liamrand Capt. Good--Cincinnati. In PitTaßlinGH—John H. Shoenberger, Wilson Mc- Candless, A. W. Loomis, 0. Metcalf, Wm. J. Totten, John Harper, Mr. McCutcbeon, Mr. Childs, Oakland ; Col. Morganildxs. Collins, Rev. Mr. Spark, J. D. Wil liams, Miler Harding, 11. S. Arsenal; John Irwin & Sons; Allegheny 11. N. White, W. A. Marshall, John Sampson ; Major Davis and Mr. Newton,'East Liberty. jyMultf New Light. NY have received a lot of LAMPS of various sizes Eand kinds, of a new construction that is quite simple and complete—some ornamental. Also the article to burn in them, called ' BURNING FLUID,” or " ETHERIAL OIL." It has rare qualities, which recommend it to the attention of Steamboat men, Hotel Keepers and ilousekeepers. For cleanliness, economy and brilliancy, it surpasses anything portable now in use. Persons who please to call on us will be shown the peculiarities of the new compound: A constant supply of the Fluid and Lamps kept by SCAIFE & ATKINSON, je2l let, betweer, Wood and Market eta New 'fork Hair Manufactory. /11HE undersigned has mot nturned from New York' 1 . with tame, splendid and well selected assortment of ORNA=NTAL HAIR, of every kind. He invites i..dies and Gentlemen to call and examine the new and most beautiful ' article of Fatima. Psi:Tuns for Bands , _ Wigs and Half Wigs, everinvented. They are so much like the natural partings, and fit so .close and:easy, that they cannot de distinguished Bonk-the natural haw on closemspection. Sono Nsw.—The new Balance Boring surmounts /the difficulty, and mast suPercede- all others for.Gentle men's Wigs and Taupe es tit bean equally on every par t . the. head , withobt stiffness or allficial appearance (in these Xis unlike theiald;) it shows the forehead equal to the tuittunl hair. Wig wearers are particularly invited to call and ex inninc the articles for themselves. J. CAMERON, No. 89 Third et., near Wood. N. 13,-Remember tho New York Hair Manufactory - mayl6:druutw2th =EI <.; ,- linfl 1 1-ads.: r EIDIPIRE CLOTHING- STOttEi NO. 153 LIBERTY STREET. gram 3 lxirtaft timr. 901( TIIXTRANSFORTA2IOIO/11aViGliii07115/1 FROM PITTSBURtiff 13AL2'IM04E ' NEW YORE;BOSTON, &A. THOMAS ItORBIDGE.i S TAAFFI: &O'CONNOR, P Uiticklphia. — 1 Pittsburgh;,. ' Mills okLestablethed Line beingaow in full pita , : ' tat, IdurProprietors are prepared, with their usual as v n aive arrangements, to forward merchanilize, prOdue, &c., to and from the above ports, - on liberal terms, with the- regularity, - diapately and safety, peculiar to their mode - of transportation, so obvious when traashipatent on the way is - avoidedi All-consignment's by andfor ill id Line received, charges paid, and forwarded ill any required direetionscfree of charge for commiSaion, advancing or stomge. No interest, difectit, or indirectly, in steamboats. All coraintinleationsprmiiptly attended to, on applica tion to helollowingAgents ' THOMAS BORBIDGE, 178 Market street, Philadelphia. TAAPFE & O'CONNOR, Canal Basin Pittsburgh. O'CONNdlt. North st.,Baltimore. 'MUMS 1 8 4 9 I:tteiro hanti• Tiranspoitetrort LIDO, PENNSYLVANIA-CANAL AND RAIL ROADS, To Vottr.Lonpnta AND /ILLTIMIDitE Tint Canals and Rail Roads being now open, and in good order, we are preened to forward all kinds of nier chandlac and prodaceao , Philadelphia nod Baltimore, with pmmptness and despatch, and on, as good - terms as any other Line. C A. MeANULTY& Co., Canal Basin, Penn street, P "Ansins—+CRARLES.RAYNOR r , PhLiadelphittiittsburgh. ROSE MORRILL & Co., Baltimore, I=l7 MOM 18 49 1M1M ,.-Blerehantos Way Frei g ht Line, For Blairsville, Johnston,/ • - Horlid ay sburgh, and at • ' ante medi ate-place . s Tam Line will continue to-carry all Way Goods with their usual dispatch, and at tair rates of freight: Aorta C. A. Me&NULTY & Co., Pittsburgh. D. B. VirAXEFIFLD, Johnstown. • JOHN MULES, Bothidaysburgh. FtErniumcza—James Jordon, Smith & Dr. F. Shoenberger, 8., Moore, John Parker, S. F. Von Bonn horst & Co., Wm. Lehmer & Co.. Jno. ISPDevitt & BUM, Pittsburgh; John Ivory, Snmit,MulhoLlan & -Ray, John Graff & Co., Blairsville. marl? (Gazette and Journal only copy.] W . itAUZI,Z TOWN 11.ASIRTJ OR. No.Bl Wood streekhas instrtiv t, ed a new stock of Piano Fortes, from the folio 'ng celebrated manufacturers:— One Rosewood 7 oct., carved in the style of Louis %I V. One do 7 do do do do One do 7 do round corners, plain carving. One do 7 do plain round corners. One do tli do elegantly carved. One do 61 do plain round corners. One do 61 do do do do One do 6 do- carved furniture. One do 6 do plain round corner. One do 6 do do do do One do 6 do plane square. All the above are from the celebrated manufactory of °bickering, 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 oats., from Bacon &. Raven, N. One do 0 do do H. Worcester, N. V. Two do do do Bacon & Raven. N. Y. One do 6 do do Gales & Co., N. Y. All the above Piano Fortes warranted in every res pect, being made expressly to order, and ore such wean be relied on for durability; even in touch, and of supe rior tone. JOHN H. IBEL,LOR, Sole Agent for sale of Chickering's Piano Fortes, septa for 'Western Pennsylvania EAGLE FOUNDRY JOHNNICHOLSON, 0. W. 0. PAYNIL I.HE undersigned, successors to Arthurs & Nicholson, beg leave to inform the citizens of Pittsburgh and-the public generally, that they have re-built the EAGLE FOUNDRY aid 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 superceding. in other cities, the common round Stove Also, a cheap coal Cooking Stove, well adapted for small families, with a tall assortment of common and mantel Grates. We would particularly invite the attention of persona build ing to call at our warehouse before purchasing. and ex amine a splendid article of enammellcd Grates, finished fine style—entirely new in this market arehouse, No. DD'Liberry at opposite Wood sweet. sep4:dy NICHOLSON & PAYNI Fall Fashions Bats mad Oaps. 0. W. GLASSGOW will introduce the Fall style HATS and CAPS, on Saturday„lllll August the 25th, 1049. Those in want of CI neat and durable HAT, will please call and examine his assortment, at No. 102 Wood street, third door below Fifth street. N. H.—His Silk - Hats are warranted crater proof—the bodies bingprepared with Cana Percha, which makes them elastic and pleasant to the wearer, and perfectly water proof. U. W. GLASSG*DW. auir2s:4m 102 Wood street; Great Bargain Corner, NNITINFTNLD AND 1719511 iTHEETS, PTITSBIIRGII, PA, .4A . Ie the most popular of all BOOT and SHOE Es ;7; tablishments in the West. This place has gained ryt its reputation by its proprietor keeping the very best Boots and Shoes, which are made expressly to order for this market, and he is not satisfied only by keeping the best assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES in the 'Western country, but he m enabled and deter mined to sell his GOODS lower than any other /Muse possibly ran, be cares not what facilities they boast of having for offering great inducements to the public. 'lt is impossible to set forth all the advantages and facilities in an advertisement, that the Great Bargain Corner has over others, which enables its proprietor to sell Boots and Shoes of the very best qualities and styles at from 10 to 25 per cent. lower than any other store in the city. The way to test the matter is for all who intend purchas ing BOOTS and SHOES, to call at BATES' GREAT BARGAIN CORNER, examine the stock and prices, and all will be satisfied that the Great Bargain Corner,S4tith field and Fifth streets, is the place for the public, one and all, to get good Boots and Shoes cheap, for cash. dee9 J. BATES. xr" oLusTF.m.) it SONS COPPER GILT SPIN .II • DLF.S FOR THE TIPS OFLIGHTNING RODS— The subscribers being appointed by the manufacturers, Agents for the sale of the above article, have received, and will keep constantl y . on hand a large supply, to which we invite the attention of those wishing to protect buildings from /leaning, as being the latest and best at Lich, for the purpose. See Professor Olmstead's certifi cate below JOHN B. IiVFADDEN k CO. No. 35, Market street. I have examined a specimen of Messrs. N Olmstead & Son's 'Copper Gilt Spindles,' for the tips of lightning rods, and am of the opinion dint they' are exceedingly well adapted for the purpose designed, being substan. daily such as were recommended to the French Govern ment by a commission composed of several distinguished philosophers of France. Yale College, Aug. It, 1E45 uousiwo RE-BUILT, AND AT WORK!!! Wagon Idanntao tory. TIRE subscriber having enlarged his 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 NVheol barrows, at his Shop, on Fil th street, between Wood and Smithfied streets; where he keeps on hand a large stock, or makes to order any amount of work, of the best me• teriats and by experienced workmen, and at prices to snit the times. Southern merchants and furnace men use requested to call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere. may2tam WM. TYMKEE. fterooval of Leeward , * Begar Store, FROM THIRD TO MARRZT sr. 3 DOORS FROM TUR EIVRS • Irhave got an article SEGARS that I offer with confidence to my friends and citizens ' of every variety and price . Our imported range from 3 to 60. at retail. To those who don't want to pay 4 and 6c. for a Segar, I offer the Segura of our own make with confi dence. For beauty ormake, delightful fragrance, and every thing appertaining to a truly good Seger, they will be found equal to any imported. These Cigars range from Ito 3 cents. Of 'Foliacco for Smoking and Chew ing, we have all the celebrated brands. Our 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 suit you—out constant and unceasing efforts alweys being directed to.the one groat end, " to please." LEEWARD 6; CO., 1e25 Market street, near the river . -- HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP MANUFACTORY. THE subscriber takes this method 'of informing his friends•and - Athe public in general, that he has the largest stock of the following named articles . , of his own manufaCture, in WS city—Saddles, Harness, Pranks and Whips ; all of whioh 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:thanhasteen heretofore sold lathe city, he would invite persons in need of the above named ar ticles, to his Warehouse, No. 244 Liberty street, oppo site Seventh. Alio bands made to order for machinery oct3l O. KERBY. lAholemale and Retail. ADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. DOBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to in it., form his friends and the public generally, hat he continues to occupy that large and com modious Store Room, formerly occupied by Samna - estock & Co., No. 88; corner of Diamond alley and Wood street, where he keeps a large and general assortment of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle Bags Valises, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti cles in his line. . . He also keeps constantly on hand, and is prepared to furnish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose,manufgowed of the bestmaterial, and in a style of workmanshual ;to the eastern manufactured article, and at 60 per cent. cheaper. Country Merdams and Farmers would do well to call end examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he Is determined to sell first rate articles at very low prices. 11 Don't forget the place, No. 86, corner of Wood street and Diamond Alley. 11P26 ' laAii~lttltFSDl' GO r 8 yr!) . FUMI.V.ION;PAS4ENIGEWSOFFIRE4. Isla Mgt; •AGISNaIe. ROT the , Real Ouhlers its thu T . EtillE ERIE.NDROREMIGRANniqfp'gt haVe airmigemen ts made atOrdloglift Procisfonlaui,and take noman's retetP4withenti "!{ : inserted.; otherwise they will have td' aY in LAW before they ship. , Iletiafter all Steerage Pfueengers . comink from. engaged in America, to wine aver inkßiter the y HARDEN f Co., will bo jorniahoct.trith. the Ail pinniziony,ortitetrequivalentsnother ertichneqiießyi See Act of Cktsgreas, May 17,1848. 1 This plan will prevent sickness on board. :Misr when passenger* found themselves iu Profriston Of them came on hoard entirely destitute, wide 'caused mach sickness and death as tba Bread, 10 Rs Bice, 10 Ds Oatmeal, 10 lbs Flour, 10 its Beans and Peas, 35 the Potatoes, 1 pint Vinegar CO gallons Water, 10.1bs Salted Pont, free from Bone; All Of good quality, and one-tenth of the provisidns fur nisluid, will be delivered to each. Passenger evenr,week With a sufficient supply of fuel fotcooking. Elicit ship in this line will be properly ventilatgd, and a good' house over the passage-way leading to di, Pas sengers' apartment. l'he caboose and eookingtranges for.the.use of Passengers, are kept under cover. ' Every attention will be paid to promote their health and cdmfort. ra ßemittances made as usual, In =pity, and at ugjdemte tes. . Bank of England Notes and Foreign Exchaniqe pur chased at current rates. Debts, Legacies, Pensions, 6ce., dco„ collecte4l" , and copidstif Willi procured, withevery otherlittsinOs con7_ nected with an European Agent. JOSHUA ROBINSCA European A t, corner of Fifth and o4d sts Since their incorporation, a period of t 9 yeacts, they have paid upwards of One Million Four Hundred',Viots -51301i Do/lars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the advantages of Insurance, as weans the abitity and disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilitimg J. G ARDINER COFFIN, Agtnt, Office N. E. corner Wood and 4 sts Fire . end Marine Inanranee. HE Insuratice Company of North America, oe Plula- T delphia,ifirough its duly authorized Agent, tNe sub scriber, ones to make permanent and limited In4trance On property, in this city and its vicinity, and on shipments by the canal and rivers. • _ . DIRECTORS: ..-. Arthur O. Coffin. Prost Samuel Brooks, Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor, r; Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith, Edward Smith, John A. Browp, Jacob Id. Thomas, .:,-, John White, John R. Neff, Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood, g Wm. Welsh, Henry D. SherrardSec'y. This is the oldest Insurance Company in the dUnited States, having been chartered in 1794. Its charteg is per petual, and from its high standing, long experience, am ple means andnvoiding all risks of an extra. hapnions character, may be considered as offering amplersecuri ty to the public. WILLIAIf P. JONES. At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co., Woier and Front sts., Pittsburgh ninY4Y INSITILANCEL. TDELAWARt BRITI:AL SAFETY ISCR .I ANCE COMPANY .-- Office , North Room of le Ex change, Third street, Philadelphia. Fres INscaasca.—Buildingiq.Merchandize anti other property in town and eourtiv, insured against loss or damage by firoat the lowest rate of premium. Manta 131613EANCF.—They also insure Vressela, Car goes and freights, foreign or coastwise under open or special policies, as the assu re d may desire. INLAND THAXsPorrATiox.—They also:insure marchan dire transported by Wagons„ Railroad Cars, Canal Boats awl Steam Boats, on rivers and lakes , on t he most liberal terms. . . . . DIP ECTORS--Joseph H. Seal, Edmund A. Soudet, John C. Davis. Robert Barton, John It. Penrose, Samuel Edwards, Geo. G. Le'per, Edward Darlinvon, Isaac R. Davis, William Folwell,John Newlin, Dr. R. M. Huston, James C. Hand, Theophtlus Paulding, H. Jones crooks, Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig, George Scull!, Spencer Me- Dem, Charles Kelly, J. G. Johnson, William Hay, Dr: 8. Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre, Jr. DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH. —D. T. Morgan, Wm. Bagaley, Joo. T. Loran. WILLIAM MARTIN, Pres:Went, Itiensan S. Nrertunn, Secretary. (Er Office of the Company, No, 4' Water streei, Pitts burgh. (jet6:dtf ) P: MADEIRA, Aient. T . HE INSURANCE Ca OF NORTH AMERICA will make permanent end limited Insurance on FOoPeril in this City and vicinity, and on shipmems by canals, Rivers, Lakes, and by Sea. The propertei of this Com pany are well Invested and furnish an available tend for the ample indemnity of all persons who desire tope pro tected by Insurance. Whl. P. JONES, Age nt, . maylEl 44 Water street. CI girt2 7 i; Snuitand Tobacco, AT JACOB McCOLLISTER'S, Flat street, N 6.19.— Regalia; Washington Lanorma; La Rosa; Jests Sanz; • • Plantation; Halt Spanish, Malay and Common; • Together with a variety of other brands. Auxo—An extensive assortment of CHEWINO TO BACCO, of the most celebrated brands,' among which arc the Larioas Luxury, P. Robinson's Pound Lnmp, Grant & Williams', and Areh'd Thomas Grape Wand, Five Lump. All orders promptly attended to. Country . Merehants would do wear° call and examine my stock before pur chasing elsewhere. Cuba Wrapper and Filler Leaf for sale. ED" Sign of the Inditut Chief (gird DENTSON OLMSTEAD je3o. Diegolotion of Partnership. THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between KERR A. KEYSER, was dissolved on the tetginst., by mutual consent. The books ate in the hands oft. H, Kamm, who is duly authorized to collect all money due this firm. nose having claims against the firm ate re quested to present them for settlement. WM. KERR, GEO. lI:KYSEK,. CO-PARTNERSHIP.—The business will hereafter be conducted by G. H. 'Orr= and E. C.ll,lcßow&t.c,under the style of KEYSER & 111cDOWELL ; who will'sive their individual attention to the Drug Business in nil its branches. They would most respectildly cull the atten tion of dealers to the* Stock of Drugs, as no pains:will be spared to give entire satisinction. GEO. H. KYSE Pittsburgh, July 30, 1 4 340. E. C. fticDOWEL Ri 1.. Erin retiring from the late firm of KERR &KEY4ER I take pleasure in recommending:my successors, KEY. SER & IdcDONVELL, to the continued patronage of my friends. WM. KERR. Pittsburch,july 30, 1640. Nu: I CO-PARTNERSHIP.—The subscribers have thikilay formed a Co-Partnership, and will continue 'the WHOLESALE GROCERY,PRODEICE,LIQUOR AND FRUIT BUSINESS, at the old stand, No. 182 Liberty street. under the style of J. S. BONNET to CO. JEROME S. BONNET, .; MATTHEW D. PATTON. Pittsburgh ; July 5 /R 11051% IS. BONNET J. S. BNNET. & Co. V HOLESALE G RO C ERS, RECTIFVLNG FiII'ORTERS AND DEALERS Foreign and &mesas Wines, Liquors Cigars, Fruit s Nuts, 4-x. 'y6) 162 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. TliEnndersigned having been appointed Agent or;the DELAWARE Mallet BessrT IrratraAtics ComrAirg . ,in the pldee elf John Finney, Jr., resigned, respectfully:in forms the pain*. and the. friends and eustomers of the Company, that he is prepared to take Marine, Inltind and Fire risks, on liberal terms, at their office, N0.,37 Water street. [myl9] P. A. MADEIRA, Agent. ... OTTLERS, earn AtemerrACTUTIMS or hltnatet B WATER, Sarsaparilla, Porter, Ale, Cider, Root Boer, Mead and Pop, No. 18 Market street, and 100 Llbeity street, comer of Cecil's alley, Pittsburgh. mar 23 eingltusms. GARDE and handsome assortment of newest styles, particularly adapted. to City trade,jush received by mar292m ' HAMPTON, SMITH & COt PERCUSSION CAPS-200 M. S. B. Perot/Won Caps 100 M. G. D. do dot Just reed by McCANDLESS & CAMPSELii,• myl 97 Witod MOS. ‘Ple 112.4'4*, • -r ,~~tlttgYQftOti ~ttt`Eß > `x r . .~_ _.. m „Post Build( New Commercial Line fe Dototra, HISIBLW CO., Liverpool, fiend a, v inform their friends d the public, that they have commenced th Gene ral Shipping and Commission Busin4a . , to -2 gether with the General Passenger Bfynnaa, u ffitianting certificates of passage froml i i i idon, Liverpool. Oublin,Belfast, or any po of the Old Country to New York, Roston and Philadel 'a, on the most reasonable terms. 134 W Rr a LL & Co.; / 84 Wall st., New-York, S Drafts and Dills of Eachange, from #.l to any 6atount on the ,Royal Bank of Ireland and its 'branches, yind on Liverpool. The days of sailing of the Regular Line of Litierpool Packets, as fixed upon, are the Istofith, 11th, 1611 21st and 26th of every =Lath. These Ships are all of the largest class, and ar com manded by men of character and experiencei The Cabin accommodations are all that can be dewed in point of splendor and convenience, They are famished with every description of stores of the best kind. ,1 Punc tuality in the days of sailing will be strictly rulhe - red to. Packet Ships Roscius, Siddons, Sheridan and Charrick, arc vessels of the largest class; and those desirous to bring out their friends, cannot select finer or safes Ships. Passage can be secured at the lowest rates. New Orleans Line of Packets sail weekly. nir p an _ age or freight, apply as above, or to . JOSEPH SNOWDEN,. -- ; or EDMUND SNOWDEM deal] Corner 4th and Smithfield sts..Pittsbur llnsmance dompauits I N - 1) kf The Franklin Fire Inaurguiee Con parry DIRECTORS:_ Charles W. Baneker, George IV. R4hards, Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Lpwis, Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Hoge, SamtuslOrant, David S. BromMe, Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson. CHAS. W. BANCKER, CHAS. G. BiINCIEIL, Secretary. ID" - Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or on every description of property in town and comritry. The Company have reserved a large Continge . ni Fund, which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely trplested, afford ample protection to the assured. The Assets of the Company. on January tat, H 349, as published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, werei as fol ows, viz : Mortgages Real Estate Temporary Loans Stocks • Cash, ike U rzyrr.•.l2:irr‘ "1771713 Pittsburgh, July 30th, 1940. in &Co., .., '.t ~z;.,+~'^~,`s.. -a`i'.tirp._'7N~:i~~~ia.:.".Y "kr ~~~~:v„ - ENE '.;',',.,, • 1.'q,1::.: 60.8fcirkii„beicieen xitrrdnag tiraf i Pt:Litirenowopening nd throughoUtO craeason, a splendid and exteniive,alock of NEW PANCY AND - STAPLE DRY GOODS, Consisting of more thtmrFifteen Hundred Cases and Parkages,of the richest and fashionable styles, whicliwill - be offered at a small advance from Manufac raters' arid Importers' prices. An examination from wholesale and retail is eantestly ; solicited. Rich. Dress 500 piece* black and fancy Silks, of neattuid - eTegant styles. Alach,Fibrences of all qualities: Shawli,Shawls : itiore than Long,Sguare, Cash mere,liroolen, Silk; and many other Shawls. 40er piiiees 'French - Merinos, Lyonese Cloths and Al pacas: Also, Bombazine, Canton. Cloths, Coburgs, &C. ,IoOopieces Atuslin de Lanes and Cashmeres, of every variety.' Ribbons, Laces and Embroideries—a complete essort went. A large stock of Millinery articles. White and Linen Goods, to great variety. • Croaks, 'Vizettes, &Mita, fro. Gloves and Hosiery, Gimps and Fringes, Cravats, Mars., ' • Blankets. and Flannels, English and American, all grades. Cloths, Cassimeres; Caiiineta, Tweeds, Jeani, Vest lags, &C. Housekeeping and Dothestic'Goods. ;,--• Purchasers can iliSrays depend, from the great facilities of this establishment, in finding one IN the hugest astrirtments in the. Country; in always obtaining the latent and most fashionable goods which being par, chased in original packages by, resident partners in the East, of manufacturers, importers, and at large public sales, afford buyers the rare opportunity of saving the jobbers' or wholetiale dealers' profit,c.f from 10 to 25 per cent. A. A. MASON. & CO., octs • One Price Store 00 Market street. , . - 1 , 710 W GOODS IS .NUW GOODS rt....8/OE . NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS! At the Sign ~or, the BIG t 42:o;(12 Market streel;beltbent Third and Founkiltitssprer. WILL. RUSSELK;No. 62 Marketst.: between 4 Third and Founh, sign of the Golden Bee-Hive, hasjust commenced receiving and opening. the largest, cheapest, and most splendid stocker Fall and' Winter Dry Goods ever offered 'by any:house in Pittsburgh. All of his Foreign Goods have been pur chased of the Importers, per the hut stemless - from Eu rope ; and Sir richness of style and beauty ordedgn, are unsurpassed in this or any other market. The Domestic and Staple Department will also be found complete, and cheaper than any house in this city. The subseriber would reseectfulty call the attention of his nu merotts customers and, alt 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, fasteolons, 8 to 10; 4.4 British purple Prints, fast colors, 8 to 10 ; Heavy Bed Ticking, from 8 to 10; ' Bleached dinslins, good quality, 5 to ti# ; Best quality Bleached 'Mastitis, 8 to 10; Heavy yard atide Unbleached Manlius, 5 to 6.1. Good red Flannel, from 15 to 25; Good yelloarFlannel,ls to 25; . . Good black Alpacas, from 15 to 25; French Gingham . , from In to 15; • Irish Linens at pnces from 250. to 51,25; Sattinets and Kentucky Jeans from In to 50; i Cloaking! and Linseya , (rem nto 91 ; . Heavy Domestic Gingham!, 10 to 121; I leavy Shirting Checks and Stripes, : 0 to 121; Crash anal:dupers, all prices and qualities. A splendid airsonment of all the newest style! of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Thibet Cashmeres in high Colors—rich goods; • Lupin's Frelich Thibet Mnrinos, the best imported ; Rich Chameleon Silks, itt ull colors and qualities ; . Black Amines, best quality', plaid and striped ; Black Gros de Rhine, all widths and qualities; Lupin's fine black,Bombazinert, beautiful goods ; best French Merinos, black and colored ; . " • " " idbigh colors •' fine French De Laines„alf wool, high colors Rich figared,Cashmeres, beautifuLgoods, very cheap Dotted Swigs Mastitis, for evening dresses; , Broche Thibet Searle, latelmportation ; Best quality French Kid Gloves, all colors ; Mourning Cashmeres and De Laines, all_prices ; Ladies' embroidered Neck Ties, splendid goods ; Ladies' finest quality French Linen lidkfa.; Belting Ribbons, a full assortment; Worked-Capes, Collars and Caffsoui great variety, Black and-colored Crapes, Brocade Lestrealn all colors and qualmes ; Brocade Carnelian. Figures, rich goods.; '• French Cloakings, superb goods, high colors; Also black Brussel* Lace, all widths and prices; • Black Silk Fringes, wide and heavy, best quality. Together with a large . stock of White Goods, Swiss, Jaconet and Mall Muslins, besides a very large and su perb stock of Fall Bonnet Ribbons, of the latest imports don and most fashionable styles. Many of the above Goods-have just arrived per the last steamers from Europe, and are worthy the attention of Me ladies. 81,047,43 5; 41 94,724283 00 7 004 5 . 1 3 5 510523145 • 39,800 37 513.318,49 71. A splendid assortment of Shawls : Super. extra size French Long Shawls, best Miported; Super. extra size Long Brache, finest quality; Superb quality Long Plaid Shawls, rich colors; ' Best quality Square Plaid faits wool Shawls;' Rich and heavy extra size black Silk SharvlsT Rich camellon changeable Silk Shawls; ; Super black and white, all wool, long Shawls ; Super. extra size Long and Square Mounting Shawls; Paris printed Cashmere Shawls, in great variety; " Terkeri all-prices add guars; Mode embr'd Thibet " heavy silk hinge; Black " " Black and mode colored heavy cloth Shawls; White emb'd Thibet Shawls, beautiful goods • Highland Plaid Long and Square Shawls,.,y4y abeam Mourning Shawls and Scarfs,in great variety ; Also, a large lot of Plaid Blaket Shawls ,-(005 eta. to 82,00. Together with a full supply of Gloves, Mini Ma eme ry with all articles usually kept in a Wholesaldand Re tail Dry Goode House—all of which will he sold at prices to defy competition. 137" Remember the store, No. 62 Market circa, be-. tween Third and Fourth, sign of the Big Bee-Rice, where bargains can at all times be had. sep24 WILLIAM L. RURREL,L. Fall and Winter Goods: ..j; - ,:- • GEO. It. WHITE , No. SI Mans= srargr•is now opening his Fall and Winter Fashions,.conpting of Ladies , Silk Volvetyaletout; .. French Merino Cloaks . Cloth and Silk C loaks;' -- • " ~ Silk Mantillas. These articles arc of the latest and moslfatibitimible - - - styles. ALso ' French Embroideries ; 6- , I Satin de C • tin, for re ladies' dsses Span Silk and Silk and Wool osiery; Gent.'s and Ladies' Silk Vests unit Drawera;•• ildren's Merino Vests; a large assodment.of Black mill Fancy Silks; Satin Turk, for ladies' dresses; BrochtaoThibet and Woolen Long Shawls ; Barnsley Sheetlngar,Tahle Linens-and Napkins. Also, Irish Linens, irapitirtedl4 himself, direct. " - • o atm GREAT ATTRACTION! NEW FALL AND WINTER. DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. 9 No. i 5 Mensarr 15T., BETW ERN FOURTH ST. AND Etastortn. rISHE undersigned in now receiving one of thei 4 larpst and most.extensive assortments of NEW 400DS; which he has ever before offered in this - City, comprising every variety of style and fabric that the mar. kern can supply, and be is determined to sell therm at ' UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS. 4 4 Brown Muslin, only 4 ets.; Heavy Brown; Muslin from 61 to Scents; Bleached Muslin 'only 3 cehts;,4.-4 Bleached Muslin from M to 121 cents ; Bed Tickillg.enly 01 cents; 4.4 Doable Purple Calico 121 cents; Monad° Llama 121 cents , 4-4 Blue British Chintz 12k cents; French Work Collars" only 10 cents; Prints, Merrimack patterns ,61 cents; Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs toe.; White Cotton Hose 61 cents; Satin stripe Mous de Laines 23 cents; Farnham Chintz M cents; PlaJac°. net Muslin 10 cents. LADLES , DRESS GOODS. - Satin Plaid Armour, Silks, wide black Gni. de Rhine Silks, Chamelion Brocade Silks, Chamelion Stitin•de Chien Silks, wide black Mantilla Silks, Perslan.Corded Silk Stripes, Turk Satin de Chien, French Thibet Cloths, all colors; Lupin's French Mennos, all colors;: Satin stripe French Cashmeres , Paris printed Lainartine Cashmeres, Alpacas and Lionese Cloths, high lb:nitre ; Lupin's black Bombazines, Paris printed Molise de Laines,Chameleon Dross Ginghams. FANCY GOODS.—French Work Capes, Collars and Cuffs ; new style Bonnet Ribbons, black and colored Kid Gloves, Lisle Thread and Silk Gloves, black Silk Fringes and Gimps, Mull. Swiss and !Imam Edgings andlnsert lugs ; Bilk Scarfs and Cravats, white and blank Silk Hose, Alpaca, Cash Mere, Moravian and Cotton Dose; black and wane Silk Demi Veils. SHAWLS ! SHAWLS !!.--Turk Satin Shawls, black Silk Shawls, Chameleon Brocade Shawls, Plaid Long Shawls, fine all wool Brosha Shawls, black and mode colored Cloth Shawls, embroidered Cloth Shawls,Yrtnl Cashmere and Terkerri Shawls, and plain and embroi-, dared black and colored silk fringe Thibet Shawls. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.-4 have just received a fine assortment of French and EnMish Cloths and ;Cull mares, new style fancy Silk and Cashmere Yeatings, Scarfs, Cravats, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Slik and- Woolen Undershirts and Drawers; together with a va riety of Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders. DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.—Bleached and Brown Muslim), Damask Table Linens and Table Ctoqes, Russia Diaper and Crash, Irish Linen and Linen Lkwns, Cassinets and Kentucky Jeans, red, white and yellow Flannefi; Bed Tickings, Domestic and Scotch Ming- Muns, Checks, brown, bleached and colored Drrlliitm. and a splendid assortment of superfine (ribbon/4)lmM' Blankets, at all prices. The customers of the house and the publlo generally are requested to call and give the above Goods an;early examination, as they will be sold at prices- that (*not fail to please all who wish to secure a Great ABSALOM MORBA. No. 05 Market street, Pittatitrigli To Grooeno..Teas Toast 5 JB. M. I OUNG & CO., N.:W. comer of 4th awl Fer . ry streets, are now receiving by Canal 4l half chests of Superior Packed TEAS, in f. f, and I RI, pack ages, comprising a full assortment of Young Hyioth.rm- Feria!, gunpowder, Hyson and /Reek Teas, at prides ranging from 37f to $1,50 per lb. They will whoPesale' their Teas to retailers at fairer prices than tiny Other, house, and allowing them a better profit. A call so licited previous to purchasing elsewhere. Ode? Paper Hangings. WBRB. JAB. HOWARD CO., N. 82 Wood *coi f w 3 & ould call the attention of the public IW:their present stock of Paper - Hangings, which, for va beauty of finish, durability and cheapness,is ed by any establishmentin the Union. • - • Besides a large and full assortment of Paper of their own manufacture, they are now receiving a direcl lin portafion of French and English styles of Paper Bang /age, purchased by Mr. Levi Howard, one of the 'firm, now in Europe, consisting of— Parisian manufacture, 10,000 pieces., London do. 5,080 do. Of their own manufacture, they have 100,000 Opens Wall Paper, and 12,000 pieces Satin Glazed Wtgdow. Messrs. James liowntd & Co., have sp,afedneitheil'ex pease nor labor in their endeavors to rival the Enders Wall Paper establishments, both in quality of manufac ture and variety of,pattern, and they are warrantitl in assurhig the public that they have succeeded. ThewhOld assortment, foreign and home manufacture will 'be Offered on terms as LOW 118 those of Balker, Manufacturers and importers. marlin lir ACE—A prime artlebyon hand and to sale by le4 RHODES tr. ALooaN, .CHOCOLATE-25 boxes Bahia:tore No.l Cbocolate:- ‘,„/ (ornate by faeplol, J. S. BONNET & Cp. .~ '-k.>4:"~itG:lS m'~.'s'~:4a'T r_ • , 4 - • Ys t • .4' 3 •)" • _ • •)•" •) ) ' • ) 4 • , ••• • ,••• r ) r , - _ • •'•'' • r, • - r 1 "r• k • 1 , • `,` 1 : • ', i s N ' . .•Z ' l ,'•cX ' • \;," . • " , „ ).4 ° ; ' =.4 =lin SHAWLS, SHAWLS. ...'.c:illiiiith - 0iiii17 , ,..:_: . i.'..:7...' ,. ''-'-i-: '....11 1 11AN641.1111-8044"54 - 1e.,,. T OitalLENDElTHEMOßLVAreibireilliai :IL One rairtgle - Inatantei-lf-Ihdleylaftlaglorlzrahr,Ext', - tractern-4hatie tn:airriltil_SuessErearticle—l'his,smee its fret introduction byte inlB:l9.tte Mthialleriediseker failed to. Cups the Woratforattelfilltralm Ed/Mott:F. LIFE SAV.EDV—XWIrDIi CASE OF Wykarinme,.Nittgatirecr4N.Y,.! • t •• Mae Dauxe•--Dear Sir r•Whilti'mysort,4s;yeare old, watatostorkAn:the shingle mannfactott he had the misfortune to slip and Tall Into- itirgolate used forthe.parposeotboiliegblockspreparatory ting. , The blocks bad ,itiat- beeiirmoved irrinfithe IQlli eonutining a large quattrity'ef bodurraittedr. s lle fell fov ward, scalding -both handrand.arnia;all•tawsidgiana one leg badly; and the other earliadly.- , Tifesealdawere s °-bad °wilts ettneandAegrtharanosteMallealtearan' 06 withhis garments, mid his lifewneciespaired of by both his physicians and friends. - atpea , , Bible. (which , was in-about•sliclionn) anif appliediand which relieved him from alteainAtreseamlflanammal' tion, and swelling, and , in ifewdaystainintmeedhealink his sores. , There - -aPpearcidsrgenEralrinteramitent,So., much so-that in 'three weekteheAosunitteloved Tather's honsei-distruit abontanemile eta ulna ,• s We continued the tweet theraboasinediebe abent two months, and we believe It was thermeanSimider Prcnd.P, deuce,' of.aasing itia. life ; and ,rc t chee;inl)y re 'coma - end it hied similar eases.aa.tiatiftvindinsitittattle! remedy. With. Sentiments .01 respeetit ,actuttin, dear alr, Your most obedient and Inimbbiaersanu, - , •-• • ADLAZZLABK,' . -suseN - NmipbAitit, - :" we; the undersiglodicingpeivignidiyacqua.mea: the case et Mr. Clarre,son,kelievethe ltbeY,oekalemeat itubatalitially correct. . M. Dewey, Louisa N.wey,;:i - ,..S. , lCOlieOtaltiy . BJ -Pearce, Wm. Evans, E. Diark,L.T.:Rose, Ir a Nevpraft r : Wm. gftwirten,Mary4. Bose.ONi, __.- ..z- CAUTI • ;,` IrriCounrsanaral-,-Ormalleer4 ateutedi-,; : ,ThoPtib-, lie fa cautioned tigabad their : deleterious sad dangerous dreets and I dolierabfaitinetly declare that /loin not hold-Myself sesponsibityfor , thri effect:of ants' Extractor, onleariprocured at my own - Direcrr, 415 BROADWAY, NSF . .. Nottx,pr from MY tuitherized'Aients. - • • LEPif• - • That distresungmoidatilitatiugdiseaseildur rtemer yet restated the wonderful properties of Om Genuine . Dallers Extractor. '" " For Pordlolureer gtuas,and gelleradirectionsil rye-. pectfully-refer to my erinteapamehlet. alltestimoniali therein publishedarogettuineftinafor itteirtitbef Which I hold myself responsible: ..MENRYDALLEY, - 415 Broadway, New York.: JOIDLIE MORGAN, Pittsburgh, Generalltexust. HENRY P. SCWARTZ, AgenWAllepheay LEMMA% Agent;Wheelint, a. JAMES w..lUWQToNatgent,, Mayerille, - Kyi • F. MIKEIRATIMI., Ogg ort,PlPel. Rosedale' Oardani ' Tag Proprietoratup of thiabrantifaLlb:imrai, has made every anangemem-for entertabMar ". visitors duringteesvaYmseastin:.Thahteamer Archy Mason leaves the foot of Pitt street every' after noon through the Week, for the Garden --Ammer:Mug half-past 1 o'clock - peaking - a trip every-lone imtil 101 o'clock, r. :a. On Sundays, ,stmieavea fait.brip at 8 o'clock In the mornin Ice Cream, Sfrawbenies, Dia ne r and Supper f to Order: Also, ROOMS for Co tillion Paruea ut all times._ • - - 4 • N. B.=-Theltout. having beeethoibighiy repaired ci preasly for this . trade and being the sr to open iton Sandays, the owner hopes to g. altbersi p atronage. jell• - ' _MPALEY 'Proprietor.' Per Bale.' . • ; fpirE Stock,' fixtures andtiod Witt afirsgleMlid 1 GROCERY STORE, now doi,u&a,busmastrat St* 000 per year, in an eligibte locattou, and ono of themost business parts of the city% Itimi;thelearie of-ttie Store, being for two years, from the first of last . ApriL ,Today person or persons possessing a cash capdaligB2,4oo or 3,000 a better:chance was; neveroffOred+ftreiangtivest ment, the present occuptomorcadd aot:seß(ander any. other circumstances) his stock, 14, wits it not on account. of sickness and severe indisposition' For:Anther•liar:- ficulars eppi .at Offieet—, A HOUSE AND LOT rogpasq- , -.Eba aux good 21 two story-Dv/elfin lionse;wellarraeilet having hall and two parlors: two bed rooms,lutehen and cellar. The rooms are well papered and all in good order. The back part of the property is pleasantly shaded with grape men in fall beanng and.itotde peach trees. The Lot as 18 feet leant on Ann-alreet,Allegbenyi by LS deep. Sap is below Me valtte of this pnaperty,bm. the owner is going to his property in the west. linme4 , dime possession, I.f required.. Terms accommodating. ; . -S. CUTHBERT, .-; sepl7 General Agent, Smithfield street. OK SALer-Lrwo LARGE 4..0T5.D.R HBO le F pleasantly situate above Boa* PlUsburgh;•oil -Hill, having a Rom of:66feet: on a wideattentiand•to4 gather MO feet . 4eep.to.a; 60 feet alreetiolinananding; .0 fine view of the river, op and , :downow alscrAttluVerty and Allegheny. For a: healthyvesideneeteatinhpe are superior to the:above., They willteaoldaVa - bar , . gain and on accommodating terms... : • 8. CUTHBERT Hart'l.Agent; Smithfiehl street.. Detifttess (hired. ' • 1 READ the following editorial fibril the SittonDLY Etre*, ing Post : OtiR.F.. FOR DEAFNESS.—WA- Jitive . heitni'mutit lately of the efficacy of Scarps's - Dili in Cafes 'of 'Deaf-t nese. and astonishing cures by this simple ieniedy have been unquestionably. performed. AS the editot'Orft; journal, circulating extensively throughout the totiallYs.- me deem it oar duty to call public attention JO this fpe. cifie. ?hose•&filleted vdtb this milady will findflettlpa'a Oil fin Deitnets , vveli , viuttity a trial. Price 81,00orlottle. For sale at the Pelcin Tea Stops Fourth streetkPitti bttrgh. • 11711Atteda, 'Letters Tesuuttemary, to ;the estatemf TT MOSES DUNLAVY,IIate ,otalleghenyVoneri s decd, have been granted therSubscriber„ ; • persons to said estate ,- arc requested la make immediate payment; and thosellovitioslabus against thesame,will present Mem duly, authentmated for settlement,jo.-,-, JOHN COYLE, Exeeuter x ,-, °dice 4th street, near Smithfield., "V E 1 rattssitfaratlMisngi compnsing three originaLsystems of applying Me , trammel or strum in drawing that - ace- moalds.of Geometrical, Elifs.. deal and. Spiral Haadrails; also, an. orightairsysteM of applying Che tips of.the:moulds to the edge of.theplaple:; an original systeutotbylinthitial sections ; and an ongb. nal theory Cl resting points —atteltded. tvftkawiritroAPc tory course of Geoznett34 Hades, add,f'rratorttaasi,e4- amplified by full and ' complete and-tilms. tinted 14 twenty. plates. . Bisyruilitect, 'Jost Tec'd by . H4r.STOOKTON, sepS , .Cor,'34 and.blarket, House. and, Sign PatHinding. -......-. , T D. PlTElELDwonldxespectfuLly infonn the citizens VI . of Pittstrarglvand Alleg~henyy ttrathe is preparettw do all kinds of ODNAId PAINTING, such , tts maitation of Wood.'and Stone. Alt orders left with 41. Seitssog r Earopean Agent, will:be strietlyintended to B • giooo tteekanut:sunas.— • J. WILLIAMS,No, 12 NortliSiktit street, Pht,adel; s phis,Virtatßps Bloat mollrostiouiSdatishfensfar fuser, (swathed the first and hithAst Midals et, tiaiNew, York ditalthhere_and. Philtidelphis .PShibitions, for the superiority of, hia BLINDS, with conSttsedeenfideace in his tamattacture,) asks the tatentimof purchasers toliS assortment...of 2000 Blinds of nurrowanderide fasts, With. (alley and Plain Trimmings, of now styles and colors , Also, a large and-general assortment of Transparent Whaley Shades, all of which he will sell at the lowest' GLIM !TICS& Old.Blintla painted and trimmed-to look equal- to new: Dualism supplied on liberal terms. The iftizens of Allegheny . Cotwtyare xeSpectfally in-' vited Mean, before purchasing elsewhere—confidante( pleasing all. Er °PAn iR* . - To Vountr InHODEINSON'CionId remind panther n Can novi . secure China, Glass, 42ticenstoors, 4. c . ,' at snob' prices as never were beratoforeoffeted ai Remember, Ii 5 Wood streei,3 doors below Stk. frol7 MUSIC.—Just received, a further supply of the 1:1 following popular Songs for tha-Plano : " Be kind to the loved ones at home..." " NellY tvzls &Lady," tiy & C. Poster, "Row thy boatil,ghdy." "Speak gently.' " Ben Bolt." "Virginia Rost : bud." Rad a variety of other popalar,music. • - 30fIDI, if. Altman, 81.1fflondstreeti'-'. ry V o • ,WASHINGTO 1K GaT-The: Histo of New York , from the hegioniavof the rk world' to the ead of the Dosch Oionaty , : aro, cloth, 810 ; The Sketch Book of Oeoffrey-Cpayon. Onata.l2 em cloth $1;25; Boteebridge Hell, otthe:Hituoitiete j a Medley t 12. coo, cloth t 84-a t ,,' Tales AC Et-Travelerel2 lee• cloth, ' SIX; The Crayon aiticellaurt-1.2 may cloth, 81,25; Oliver Goldsmith, a ' Biography /2r - ela4 5181,25, Lite of COhabas, a Ri vehl , , 14 Mo./040 0 i AelaAr,. too, 81,60; CapF.BooneyhteeAdventureeil2lllo4 Life of Goldsuuth,l2 m0..81;25, ..For tale by • sep4 11. B:BOSWORTH &,C0,...4th _ . Simons .11rtoic)Worko for tiale.' rlsubscriber offers for . sale -the STEAM; BRICK , . N E V ORKS `.snovir. - Lawasuccavrtzm i .. comprising. o Steam Engine, 2 Uollors..6.ldould Illectunes, capable::: of manufactucing: 20 tomato! [reaped Bricks, out of, dry clayiwith 3 Aeret '6l , Land on the Allegheny river,' on width are 4 kiln and +lode; Machine Add. Clay shbdsi wheelbarrows, trucks, shavelsiapades, itc.t—everything requisite- to-commence Ibusirtess , at an , heinee r noties , '": Pnce, inclading- t ie.patent%right to the said machinei` '157000. Terms of, payment made easy 'Withrint 'the' For particulari,'address HENRY7XERRIII', t , aug27:dn. - Wo.lB3.ldottoOdele once. MEW DnOttED.REOTYPE-RlMlSipiri_ke,S-Thtok' ings, Fourth rosec—iionstrtiAranosir;sragnersan:' typists from the Eastern eities, would'ealitheausniibnot. the inhabitants of Pittsboxgh, and thoWeightioringiompsi,, to their Dagnerreotypisofennemaxnd !Viol* at rooms la ths third story of Yinrke's bending, tn, Persons.wishing plcutrektaken m ay rgax..tianeeij „ th at ne pains shall be spared, to produce "".: .them in hi g h e s t perfection ofthe art. 'Ourinat nimentsaroofinsumee ese ;, crib! kind, enabling laattt execute Pictures deUrPaslied (or high finish aid truthfidrutis,to,uapara.• The publi c e re solicited to call and It:amine.. - , T em p e sitting for pictured erataithei peeled to take them uniesS perfect : o;l4;4lmm ; -seven. N. B.:Operators will find this good stock and cherniOals. trpituttructions giteninihtiart,'Ontatnini ti l er m ore recent improvements. _ . • •Ifirrivel.:o4ong4.':—;' rgitig aubsoribota res p e etrully:Wrra - tlie:iitizetis of J. Pittsburgh and vicinity that i ey Are boWfully.pro• pared to fill ordera for GRLVEL ROOM°, n- a-man tier not to be surpassed in this city, or elsewhere . From, their experience iiit busineaCthey 'feel confident that they wi ll render satisfitellon to all those who, m4live , them work.- The :auperiority tit Gravel Robilt,ot'sranyi other kind, particularly in unseat fire,ytdo well knaurrt to-require any , argument in itelavor: Tit'arOae Who are unnevininted with our work, we begletve.to rererthem 'to Messza.•••Thomas Liggett," Sr; Patterson 31.71Cant,Jr., androtheritifor whoinwil done work. Orders thankfully -reeeived and prisotri • • attended to We will be- found on'Wylle. - ini - bet, depl tween High and Tunnel streets. IVUTTIIEWhteGO spit , MEN SKINNEC _•-• • • =OE 1.D.#'4ii ,, ..:0*1a*'::''.:. , ::.' , .• : ClosuPagnatentggentotatert_ zakrinatletlillataltry. ,1 - :••,AND IL& DtiIINMINWLATWPOIMo• • Tloo.lllxrdeaL-Arik-craarmtlintomst.-Thirielketenly.• - iiistrament 61 - the kind that has ever beeperatented bt this co [ratty or Ettrope fornie d (cal p arpreseei old is the only oneever known to man, by which thogelvanicitleld.,' can be conveyed i 6 tbelmman aye, the ear, theihrtun, o any part o(3lo.6odr : either externally or intemalyi oi a ded nite,gept le stream, witbourshockaor pain -.with '••• perfect aatoty—and often wi the happiest effect*: - • - Thee important ripper/Mut is now ,bighly_ approved of -• by malty of the Wean eminetirediyaiciane of . th la country , and Enture;:to vvhom: the " acted and others whom tt• may - concern - , can' be referred.'Reference will alio be given to many - highly respeetabrilizerwilsozho have 'been eared, by ixteana ofthts luable..apParatathol some of rho' most inveterate 0 osiers, which could not be removed bit airrat tibvtin means: • Among voricrus others, iUntsberot.OPnetraluirallr" • atilyridapied for theture rollowing atteii - vit ~•••• nervous headache and otherdLsorderanf thobrain." It is With g re apparatus' alone audio opermor,can cOnveY • the mune Raid withitaaeruld infoty toes eye, to re , store sigh; or,carentnanrOluta;:talhe ear no restorohear- Mg; to Ole tongue or otherorgaus,torestorespeech; and to theVarions parts of the body, for the suns of chronic, rhemnatism, asthma, ne uralgi a, orric dOloarcalmtParal-: saist,. or palsy, gout, chore 4 or St. Vitae' dence,e•pttepsyi • . We11k11.065 from •trf rains, sOme. diseases.' pecnbar to fn-. - .• conin;tennn of the limbs, lock -Jaw, ete,i etc.- „Rights for•surrounding•tounties of , Western Pa., end erivileges, with the inetrament, may be patalmsid, and "niSo tested forthe.cure of diseases.-;• . • - , Fall iituttructiolui wilt be •en loathe 4earintialeheMi• crds to be used for veziatut diseases, and the best manner for operating for the care of these: (tit:IMMO ;War alga be • fallytexplained to the pure_baser,lindu-pam'phirtypatlnto . his hands expressly for these purpoisesecareally pre. paredhy the patentee. .1 7 .ntlairentf•-1 , 01tv.,n sr-1: • •• :t • - 8. WlLLTAltalareet, novla - - - - near 4th st.X.oad • Pittribl.';• • • . r rr. ADlEStre•eautloned ;menus( tune& Ccniurtim•Plepa -44 red Chalk: They are not awarehow frightfally to n vums jilts m the skin .! haw coat*, how treighihowisallow,• yellow, and unhealthy the skin appears after ping pre pared chalk ) ; ....Besides it ishijaridas,Contahling &large gum:tiny of lead!: ~.We have 'prepared a‘ be =Uhl-vers. table article, which we call Jones , Spaniah Lilly White , It is perfectly innocent; being puritled•of. all deleterious .quallues, and it imparts to •the• skim a natural,' healthy,: alabaster, clear, Jivelvil u dte ; at the gam time -acting as &cement) on the making it soft and =oath, • James Anderson, etiml.Chernist of Mita sar.hu setts, say,: ".Aller atalysinglones , Bpanbk Lilly White, I find It possesses: the most beatnikland narmul,arid at the same time innocent, white, I ever-saw: Aleartandy can cansaiemtioasly recommend its use to all skin requires beautifying. , ':. Price 2.S cents a bom . .i...Diritatintes , --the best way to apply -Lilly-White ) is with apilleather • or wool—the former ispreferable: • - - A. stas ear . os- Tarni Pea'. 25-cattr&—Whiterlictri,. ; foal breath, healthr gems.. Yellow and the.: idler being once or twice cleaned with,-.TateflAyaber , : •Tooth Paste,' have the app ea rance twit bifautifol ivory, and„at the game-time it is to perfeetlyqtrricident. and exquisitely fine, that itshoastant daily %ore is highlyy advantageous, even to those teeth that are in goinrconal- don, giving them a beatnik! polish and preventing a premature decay. Those - already decayed •It•preventa from becoming worse—it also fastens suelits fa b' loose, loose, and by perseverance it will render Ile &ideal' teeth delicately wM te, - td make the breath - deliciously sweet. Price 250 r 3"4 cents a bor. All the above are sold only at 82 Quin:list.; signor the American Eagle, New York, and by the appointed Agents ivhose7names appearih. the next column. Was. Ito realllV; and gets riehitaibaitd, ?""Your face is your fortane.o let betutiful, clear, fair? Is it white If not, it can be made so even though it be yel low;dhs6gared, senbitrin; tanned And freckled. :Thous- Inds have been made thus who have washed , Once or Wert with Joneeltalitai Chemical Sap. - The ; effect Ls glorious, ed Outgoificent; itut be surcyotigev the km Jonas , Soap, at the pig& of-the Ateeticart..Eugle,z62, . Chatham street Ring-worm,Salkheant.Eturvey,Eriiipaaii, Ettirtier , a. Itch, ere .ollen cared.brlones! , Chemieal BoaP; - • when every, kind of remedy has. failed. -That'. it- cures , Pimples, crrcirleihrual clears theskin . ,aliknoW.-lold at the Amencan.,Estrle,Bs. - Chathamstreej. , :attin4t!ader, this seldom or never • ••+ • • 7C. INBLIA4i-.jffstraziuM.Sl • Sold itissislails es utilny:.l3!,, he : OCWOOdi Sign Ol of thelllg.Boot... - •f.?,;cl. „ nb•mr,43. Er:Eureum, , scuavir, OLD son I ERYBII7, ' • L.Aftiliksiber's Iteh, - Chap; Sore:Barr is u sed by Many physimans in - this eftY, .carmethe above, and we would not conscienclonslyttelEunkse Ste knew It to be all we state. - r :. • • As a cosmetic, tbelrueJONESTlßOA2loperhapi the only ever known that' removed end cleated and beautified the skin, making rCsoft. clear, smooth anti White as an bleats: Bat mind, It M5610....etp Chathum st., DIAT - and by - - " WM 4ACKBOI4, Agent; :` • . . ' .89 Lawny Mnteloritniburgh. AEUbL GOUT, AND• TIC-DOLOREBX.— A reepectable gentleman culled at Cori office, an : toinforta as that he had been afflicted - ter 15 lean whit Rheumatism or Gout, and occasionally with Tic Dolorearf.that . he. bad beau frequently confined to Ids room for months together,.and often euffered the most in tense and excruciating pa int' bra that lately he bud been.' using Jayne's Alterative; ffollllwitiehlie found theattert eigg nal and unexpected relief. fie says he foutff.the, media "; nine very pleasant and effective, "and, that be-now con." ' shiers himself perfectly cured.--P ./tffoltlphia-!roith,thney.' . A nor Tama IfatoWnsa-A gentleman of SCrefalans habit„ from indiscretion in his younger days; beet/toe of-." . fectrA- with' Ulcerations in the Throat end Now, and a disagreeable eruption of the Shia. Indeed, his whole.. system bore the marks of being saturated with 'disease. One band and wrist wereao, mach - affected. that.he.-had :10st this use of the hand,'Uyery part being- eoyered with deep, ptoVal, • and' offensive Wears, ; and wutesne hen?* as an honey-nomb.- - Jr was etthis *MP Of complaint;-when death appearediadvitable from alma ' .some disease, that he commOnced Mamie of Jaynes Al-;. terative ' and having - taken sixteen. bottles, Is nowperfect... Iy eared. The. Alterative operatelthrough Me cituntatitnb4nid• . purifies the blood and eradicates disease from the system, when:mar ,located, and the numertml.cpres.iihat per formed in' diseases. of the akin,lentioir, serolisla, goat, liver coiniddint, dyspepsia pudother.eltumle diseases, truly astotrlshistg.—span of.tlas l' mnm tt "'Yr r Fre'eAsallididuFgh;litdiePl4lMd TFASTRAE r . , Jaynes , Par:n.ll7 edictlnes. COOK,;Pideit;Ohhi„veriala i Marek, .ie4O t 3.."'"1 have used poor Verptifirge, Carratacitits,Oaltrort, ' autP.E:rptetwons, lanky praetice,.fortho.l tuft three, years and have been exceedingly well pleased with them{ an d_ -never, as yet, to my.recollectiop, tailed. of realizing _my fullest expectation in - their curative properties, Tom other medicines I cannot speak of from experience; but, Judging from those' have wed; I dotibt not but that they claim, and are entitled to all d',, confidence reposed in them, by 'those 'who tiave used'tnem." I' WWI formerly very partial to 1,444 *. Vennifuge, untif /.becajricacquain ted with yours, whiahluis my decided Preferette. to Miff other now 111 use. • " - --•• Ressectfully, yob &c., SZCOOK, DI; D.' , For sate inl'iusharglfat fftagelth}l:9 ffgore,72 Fourth so• • " • *- .:febls,,t A/YORE...TESTIMONY for Dr:lVilledd i s - ffemuli Iffei7rl ALL cidesi—The undermrmed,eitigens of Pittsburgh„hav; Lag personally used Dr. Willard's Oriental CoagiaMix.. titre; experienced its benefielaletreols,domosteheed. tally recommend , it as - sale and effectual, In all cases. ' Speaking from ezperience, We belieVelhatithas tie su- Perkari arr , nonld recommend lts use to all the *Meted: • . '- way jpagar.!ff,,c.,... Pittsburgh, March 15th, 1848. • EIO - rfield by J. Seboonmaker & Co., John Keys, James Cassel, Sohn' P.E.Con, Snowden,' J. :Molder. Ogden& ffnounlen. - • • . - - op= U.ITS.OF COUGHIPiCi .in the night are very unable neat& • They break in upon the honor ofirepose and !exhittuit the strength of the, sufferer, -.ILA, Fahnestoek Co?* 0,011011 BALSAM hos been;eminently success. , fain' easing rind eating' these unlike/ant person Is roused in the night by a spasm of ,coughing, ten spoonful of the Cough Balsam will teethe It ; give him relief, and, aajt•is palatable, leaves no unpleasantuurte behind. lf once used, it wilt take. preeedertee Over all '- others as a remedy for 'entghs,..neldie.: • • Prepared and sold by .8. A. FAIINEST 001EICCo. corner tst and Wood wee ta, and cornet etit azut.Wooir streets. .raniUmecall nS: RALPH'S vicaft 4 el . . l ,,,,F F .w, 440 4 .0 sale; wliolesald:ovitetail; - _ itakr. oirincr„,- : • .N4l4o:Braithfield fainghaik;..tohn - B,Secielltrt.mn,..strea,t,_flith,W±*.A - " "- • REOFF' , I3 TONIC DYSPIiPTIC PILL The 'general preerties of these Maim Curable( Use, Fargance; arid' Tonle. , In' the ; - coundon . disorders' vistng from imprtulance- in diclifte-iltadtr es aictneba and sourness of the stomach, hoe:thorn, headaches, /be., where a medicine .is reedired,itds pave:anon is.yery applicable, for Its 'carminative or , soothing effects give. almost immediate relief, when inasea or sickness exist its.pmgadve operation upon the stomach 'and-bowels is gentle. and effectual; : and , Its tonic properties . impart' strength to' tinadfgestiva organs, thereby emblint.these; organs to perform theirproper functions with order and regularity. The'price hes"bein reduced frombo. , jo 25 cents a box For-aide wholesale- and retail by B Plitll4ES: ?pox d t, 60., earner Front;and; Wood. and and' Wood streits,Altente for Pittsburgh.,. . . • Jen - - ---------- • /n9AISEMPTcONB6IZ(IBAa9revjegam. than a u r v ik e e, Vacua in our , -conntry. The yoting,!jte.9 . ll), l the:4 heintiful inallitiy; are all aubloit to ttajninnons., - rirengesiand many a hettla canal( Ints'asen'auppOintel tcf.'` : • aioom with the glow, of,bettlWi:But cal* lOtivii-m IlateXill &Old. ami a.cough—periuma daemett_ auttwortnyz. 'of attention at titit—and onlrmet,;wlM remedietnwben•i too late. -'Watchlha firit'.al'etPtelniteiti,tue e ase, and take Miniediate = tatrofilm'codyttgla of B. AL.: l'alutestock&eo., which mil) certainly eekito further 'Pero, an 4 restore.the' intlinried organs' tP.a.hVtuting... and Wood coinetethlutd _ -_,-, ._____ --0, --.72 i1,,F,..„,,,1.' tgis.wo ~i., nisseit'Alit tins 0e,,„....t! untlett,l4e.; ,_ ,•••-'-, :', -,--.llTertiorel'elx_Efayear,aol7belta-al,t,-, ilF:.'„il.iiztietla WillilrsiAaft- entire interest .._ . i fr. HA. acHing his _ - -4-",., the bittt i -, 11-$3:11-1811FIElif:it4e aCO4"l3 dcbugtitte pry, tif willies hAellCatid;-.40.:01., ~.1,-,•-•,^c- zr • ~. calved by s.B-J348 ;11; Bail 'a ''..- " ''' ' ritaap- tbe firmetothebte44Y" a t ld by the ' -... Will be rnitkPeP •',":= -- :-W. )3;114 the ' la Pta i ° ,-,- ' 21,1849•:= = "----- - - ilivittrtt4i-1' 74 Able -,-,.-- , ..-------titsfistrwk, ibrmage :.•7_,• .....,.- Rimm . ,___— if•thtlitY .• ote -_,iif •A•NE-- ~.14 National.,N,.„, the: Srtn I.=,_ i cO-PAltted with recently ert.. igit'',0114.,,,,,,,' No.. .229:: ' dePeeseeps.. Ixed'ree -the bushiest ihti`eid-ggr.., =t" • itetifer.a, willcontinue-the FIRI-at:: IKR:'B' , ' .-: ,-".-'-• BUS street. 212.184V:'' -•••-=',-',' rtakili**' 1., IjubiFt rs7).-511a!!.7-i". former lit toet,:Pl itr , Pa*4-, e''' . sttr a from the micee,Sia vor.• • , -g., ~..'if •:. Having tetniirmmidiag- mrabye-,gen,e ~:0,,1t• • Alt dm P, . : "-- , • in l!fccinte,r3 atti ~_ - . . ofr i terg e'r • SEW sowts,.;...southers .Cotrimon glace ?Book„'" edited Ids icupin 4 aw:4 - 9ha hood narteo;D: B. Abbots iiisy. l 7. o rJUnlig/CMOWFMkeligraviWT-Ix s t received - at,;-. - - - JOHNErrONr& ST(SaliT r ati;.§.-t-t. <` rr2atOcirlitaxtet-Aist NOyEL—Td et Wocdmsa S. thasseepot the times 04We:hunt by:0: fy.: soq Just seeeitedAir.-- • • , IfTIENSTONte IEITOR.,MIN iissj, MEI " ~ , - ~..•-• :•?., • , :. .: :,'-•.:'••••;-: -- ,.i.. N - •.t .,- ,: - ^i• r = :. • :, ,'. -. 7:17 , :,',..! . '',.::: : -.' r :; , : = 7. ..:..'~:~,-Kati-.w;+ . [Qt:Ltzia'Attri] 4,1‘.4.4".„4,4 , '