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Awn': r in q i;:goiiihsii,' nett door to - Pittsburgh sink.
Hoon' Sargent; coini.r.WnodhadSixth Streets." '
Hugh King, Fourth atre;t,upposite Al &Id Bank '
W gL,Hill ii..Cui.friVund; street, :2d-doornhoveTonrth.
B /annul .f.Bo;H::W. soma Wad and Boiniksti.
Hill 4...ciao:fp woba-afeetiouoot betowyakah.
JNY Robertson, earner:Wood - and. Third .streeta.. - . ....
Kramer *Ratan, corner Wood and Third - streets. -_-.
Um K Virihnuni &Co:. corner Wood and Third sta. :.
Cook* Harris, corner market Etzul.Fifth streets.
N tfolatet,4Sdns,.:stKarke et., between ad and 4th.,
• 2 liqttch Makirs'and Jewelleil. • - •
w W coCnet hitirket end Pciuitli streets
If Richardson, 71 M r arket street, near the Diamond
Johnlß hfinidden &Co, 4 d5 Markeistreet,• near Fifth
Ban it 7 Fifth streetomar Market '
Siedlo Rattbe reef, Sizt,h street, - near ra
Wholetak bracers am:nil:lion is• Pro duce Dealers.
StuaitA.Sill,llB Weed street, above Fifth. - •
Alexander Ring, 211 Liberty street, opposite fiend . ,
R. 13race,Jr., 12 Commercial Row, 'Liberty street.
It A-Cantunehant,6 Commercial Row, Liberty street.
S emerge & C0.i216 Liberty street, opposite 711 i.
John Grier,222 Liberty street. •
co-ht-Gormly;2lo Liberty street, oppbsite Engle Hotel.
Myers' ..10. Ranter, 189 Liberty street. • -
S AteClorkan it co., tag Liberty street. . .
Carson Fr, moKaglic,.•,,Sixth, between Mika end Liberty.
JR R Floyd, Liberty, Wood and Sittli streets. •
Lambert & Shiptonil33 and liWlytiod street.
liVm Dyer, 162 Liberty street, opposite 6111. • • '
W & R bleCatcheori, No. 152 Liberty street-
Thown*Ritkpatrick, 144 Liberty street,
RogliSh 'Bennett, 37 Wood at., opposite St. Charles.
Tassey•& 8e5t,..33,..W00d street, opposite St. Charles.
S Dilwotth do Co., 27 Wood, between , lst and 2 4 sts.
Wm B.Oy & Co., Nos.lB end 20 Wood street. , -
Wigic:&.met:andless,zorner Wood and Water sts. .
Wmt Melreeicortier Wood and Front streets._ - -
Banbridge, Wilion & Co.,Water, bet. Wood and Sin
Cnurch, Car Others & Co., Water and Front streets..
Reis &Berger, primer Smithfield and Second streets.:
Cummins*. Smith, 3 Smithfield street, near Water.
James Bonney, Jr., corner Water and Smithfield streets.
CU Gratiti4l•Watentietween Market and Wood.'
W
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Waterman t 3l Water and 62 First street.
James Dal/ell, 84 Water and. 44 Front street, . 4
John F Perry corner Hancock et.and Duquesne Way.
Sing&ldoorhead; 27 Wood street.
Rhey, Matthews & Co., Water, bet. Market and Ferry
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Convatnagi Prodlicy a nd.- Forwarding Mercttant&
SeDerr , & Nicols;ls Commercial F,ow, Liberty street
David Fitzsimmons & Son, 135 Wood street.
George Sockran, No. 20-Wood street..
& Wllarbaugh,,s3 Water and 104 Front street.
A Vaakirk & Son, Staithueld etreet, near Water
Robertson & Reppert, No. 109 Second street. -.
Aratstrong & errant, 25 Market st., between IsT and tld
Ortyrogle & Clarke, 1.09 Seconcfstreet i above Wood.
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Wholesale Gracers and 3)ea2ers in Liquors;
R Watson 'pottier Liberty and Wayne streets.
Jllo , llittlekttt Er. 8r05.,13- Commercial Row, Liberty st.
Jas Patton, Jr.,N0.17 Commercial Row, Liberty street.
J Bryar, - No.: 114 Liberty street,and 53 Diamond alley.
TJ Ec Jackson Duncan, WS Liberty street. -
Robert Monre„ 11 Commercial Row, Liberty street.
Robert Bel 4 Liberty street, opposite Wood.
NV lichnierEe C0.,1.30 Liberty street._ -
W & iNthlitcheltree, 160 Liberty;street. .
Jacob Weaver, Jr., corner Market and Front streets.
'Ramat- and Trunk Makers.
T M Oliver,Liberty,npposite Seventh street.
A Holitein,l7.6.lVeod street, near Virgin alley. .
3 1' Smith, Fit Wood street.
Rahanser *Dill; 156 he id of Wood street. •
W A Gildenfenney,l4o Wood it., third door below Fifth.
Rec Mackey, 90 Wood st: - bet . sth and Diamond alley.
SattmelNteClurkan,96 Wood, bet. sth and Diamond al'y.
SU Hartley, 86 Wood st., ecr. Diamond alley.
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Looking Glasses and Vary:cties.
J J Gillespie & C0.,,76'W00d st., betvieen ad and 4th.
Kennedy ,t Sealer, 52, corner Wood and Fottrth sts
S liennedy, -- Fillh - Street, near Wood:: '
U . Z4feetisware and China. - -
.Geofge'Beeed r 94 Wood street. •
BL nodkinion, VI Wood, botween 3d and 4th streets
}kiwi Iligby.l2sWOOd street, 2 doors above Fifth
• • • Boakselleri and:Statiiquas
Kay lc Co. corner of Wood and Third streets.
.143 Baekafen, 137 Liberty street-German Books.
Vietor Scribe, Fifth street, between Wood and Market.
J - II Mellor, 81: Wood at—School Books andßtationery.
Lake Loomis, Ag , t,B9 Wood st.— , -School Books, Stat'ry.
Elliott &Ert4lish, 7b Wood street.
Johnston & btockton;corner Mark - et and Third sic.
FC - B Beeson & Co., 80 Market aL, 2d door from Diamond.
RS Bosworth le Co., youth street, near Market. .
- • - • Patent Medicine.
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Wat'Jackson, corner Liberty and Wood streets
Shepherd's Medicine Depot, 64 Smithfield street
Ckthing .Stores
Rane - icldorgathl.92 Liberty st, 4 doors above Virgin ay.
B krowerifeld At Bros., Atheneum, Liberty street.
3-E.-Dovming,2lBLiberty..street. -
AV A.'s - 1.0 7t cMullen, «10 Liberty, cor. Garrison alley.
Bobbyer4 Dribble, 251 Liberty 61,3 doors above Irwin.
WlDavitricornor Liberty and Irwin streets:
John P flopowell,l39 Liberty sh,near St. Clair.
•B S Marisland,46 Liberty sh, earner Virgin alley.
r•Delanyi 43 Liberty street. • .
Argun& Bernard, 148 Liberty street
J McCloskoy,lsl Liberty street. • •
II Chignell,ls3•Liberty - street. • • • . -
Lawrence Mitoliel,l63 Liberty street. - , •
W Leonard, 82 Wood streehbet. 4th and Diamond alley
Schrotaier, - Llageman A. Co., 67 Wood,l door below 4tli
Hilderbrand C0,,10 Wood street, near Water.
Robert Chester, 7.? Smithfield st.,befi.4th and Diana ay
Parker*: Lowe, be Smithfield street, - near 4th.
liforgansternee Dros.;" Oak Hall," 45 Liberty street.
R Straw, corner Market :and Second streets.
B. Barker, 31 Market st., - between 24 and 3d.
Gins and Pistols
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WD McCarmeY . , corner Liberty and Smithfield streets.
John White, FifthM., between Market and Liberty.
Joseph Craig, Wayne st., opposite Canal Basin.
J PartwTlght, 83 Wood'st., I door below Diamond alley
• liferchtint Tram:
ArhteFitiland, Smithfield st,,,ket. 4th 'and Diamond alley
Samuel Goy, Exchange $ gs, St. 'Clair street.
Cheap Prth/icatioris.
Aldiner. Smithfield 6t, opposite Brow n's
P 85 Potash street. -
Holmes' Literary Depot, Third st, opposite- Post Office
. . . . .
. • Dry Goods Merchards. • •
gip, &.p lingua, corner Market, and. Fifth streets.
Fralicl4loo Market street, near Fifth.
1 . 9hea,.108 Market street, between Fifth and Liberty.
J G hlunt4ll4 Market street. near Liberty...:
I tr. EF McConnell; corner Iflarket and Fifth streets. .
.1 V,DiDer;s.lL'cornerMarket and Fourth-streets.
Win U Garrard, New York Store,79 Market, street.
Spettee; 35 Market Street, between 2d and 3d.
EMeutzer & C0.,b1 Market at., bet. sth and Diamond.
Alexander tr.Day,ls, N. W. nor. Market and Diamond
Absalom Moms, 65 Market st., bet. 4th and Diamond.
George ft White, 51 Market at,botween 3d and 411.
Wm L Ritssell,62 Market st., near Fourth street.
Murphy, corner Market and Foarth streets
*holuak Diy Goods
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Sbopkteu ¢ Whit e;49 Wood street.
A A Mason& Co., GO Market st., between 3d and 9th.
Marphy,Wilion it; C0.,98 Wood st.,2d door above 3d..
Hampton,SmAh C0.,a4 Wood st., between qd and 4th
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..,lidermen , and luitices of the Peace. : -
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ihr.itteutsteriy truth street, above Smithfield.
0:13.-b+1 ,, ,, , t, Irma street, near Liberty.
Booty and Shoe,.
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Wm Jaclaibii, 'corner Liberty and-Wood streets.
J S Adams 2 1 9 Liberty street, next Eagle Tavern.
SaninelDalzell, 1= Wood street, above Fifth
S Keys;l3 Fifth street,near Market.
BA Olmsted, corner Market and Liberty s
Stmes Robb, 99 Market and 41 Liberty strec
Joseph Plummer, 104 Wood street; near Fifth =
George Albree,7l, corner Wood and Fourth streets.
McCurdy 4- LOCIDAP, 59 Wood st., between 3d and 4th.
J Blitledge, CS Wood street, third door abotie Fourth.
F W Hayward, comer Market and Lib ermstreets
TB Graham, No. 106 Third street,.
James Miller, Smithfield street, near Diamond alley.
John Taggart, Smithfield street, near Fourth.
J Bates, corner Smithfield and Fifth streets.
Troth it Dealt, corner Smithfield and Fourth streets.
Wm Adair, Smithfield street, four doors above 3d.
Win Buettler, Smithfield street, near Brown's Rotel.
John Campbell, corner Smithfield and Second streets.
W ESchmertz, 23 Smithfield, between Front and 2d sts
T A Sir,' ton. 4 St. Clair street, near Liberty.
.T Thompson, St. Clair st., between Penn and Bridge.
l3ferry,-75 Fourth strooh near Wood.
Brennen 4. Williams, Fif h'street, near Market.
Woo/.Merchants
s 4ccv H ar b at o,s3 Waterand 1114 Front streets.
. 7 t9lllitira Barker,Smithfield et., bet. 4th and Diamond a
Ilaglt Lee, corner Liberty street and Cecil's alley.
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Planing_ Nils and Sash . Factory.
Thomas Ittoliatt, Penn - street, near the Point
„ID 4. A lielly,Eleyentit street, above the Canal
Hardware and • etakry.
Walter, Fahnestock;l64Liberty street.
T Leech, Jr.. 133 Wood street, above Filth.
` Hays it Getty, 61 Market street, near /*wird"- • .
Wolf 4. Lane. corner Liberty and st. Clairstreets.
R Dania Per., 91 Market street, nee r Fifth. '
-Heber
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-Huber 4. au faxtan A 76 Wood st.,bet. 4th and Diamond ay
/ Cartwright,B3 Wood st.,l door be:.: , w Diamond alley.
John Walker, 85 Wood st., bet. Di amour. alley and 4th st.
Cooper,* Lavely,',69 Wood'stree t,2d door below Fourth.
' Whitmore 4. Wolff, 80 Wood st., etweeti 3d and 4th.
joSepliWoodwell, corner Wood and Second Streets.
sown 4. Tetley, 140 Wood street, near Virgin alley. _
Leather ;Storrs ,
'tVtllrinson'Aßell, No 169 Liberty streetiopposite Sixth.
•ViralterßrYaritillitl 'Liberty st. opposite-head of Wood.Yodng - 4. C 04149 Liberti mstrect,ear St: Clair.
"Samuel McCain; 95 Wood and corner Diamond alley: '
,Bien Eardm an, 93 Wand. 3,1 dnar below Diamond at
ptitity:d.Bard,lol Wood street. -_
Williaamtn Irwin,Dianiond alley
-James,BWini'Diaraond allehnear Diamond.
',?rags. and. Medicines. -
Keifei 46 IllcDoWell, -corner-Wood at. and Virgin alley
F SellerteSs7-Worid st., between 3d and 4th.
liWileUxiJr.,corr.laarket street - mid the Diamond and
L .-Wilcox; Jr , c orner 4th and Smithfield streets.-
OP,,Rfltrayaert-doxner Market and Third streets. "-
A , Jancir .Co., corner Walnut and Penn streets..
A-Jonesßomer gaud and Fenn streets.
Bratatt Baltaricomer Liberty and St. Clair streets
Edward Feadencli,comerMonongahela House.
B A Fahnestock ¢ Co n corner Wood and First streets.
John D :donna, corner Wood st. and Diamond alley.
Joel Mader, corner Wood and Filth streets.
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Thoi X flibtisit , COrnor LitiOrtftind , Siiiithfi‘hkisp!.; unit
hloauthotoro - rof WritiOtFluld'alfd Itlar
WmliewietsoN 4 265 Litreny istteot.::
/Mote:OM Clo - th -Store2 ,-
J D Stunit & CO Woad 6treel
s' Ifata, Caps
Ars-
WM Fleming, 31 . 1 WoOd-strcet, corner Vtrgui alley
Avimegon t. McMaster, 36 Market st, 1 door from Fifth.
C L Magee,42 Smithfield at, between 2d and and 3d. •
lames Wilson, Smithfield 81,2 d door from Fourlh.
W Glassemar, 102 Word at, third door below Fifth.
W Doughis,77'Wood street, founh door above Fourth.
SMOCire,7j Wood, third door above Fourth.
Charles:ll Paulson, 73 Wood street near Fourth: -
hleCord i. Co,leorner Wood and Fifth streets... •
John A Gorey, 143 Wood st.,op.lst Presb4terian Church
Canna and' C car.. era. , •
Wm E Stevenson, 3Fetterman , i Row; Liberty and 7th st
Splane 4. Son, corner Smithfield and Fifth streets. - •
TB Young 4- CO, Smithfield street, hetweem2d and 3d,
flaglett Frew;Sinithfielct, ttear t'ourthstreet. -
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'• ' 1- • In s ur a nce Compan . tes...
Notional Loan Fund and Lite Ins. Co, 64 Wood street.
Delaware gutual Safety, 42 %Voter street,
'estern Insurance Co. or Pittsburgh, No. 39 Water' St.
Protection Insurance Co, Office Wood street.
Franklin - Fire Insurance CO corner 'Wood and 3d sts.
_• , Wall, Paper and Rordering.
w i - ".Motsti aU,(Successor to C Hill,) 87 Wood street
James ilownit 4. C 0,82 Wood s,t doors below Ma, lay
Shidle,Smithfieldstreet, near-Fonnh.
Thomas Palmer, 43,111asket st, between 3d and 4th'
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Ttnnera •and Copper SHlnithe - ,
M Doertlinger, Wood'street .opposite Ist Pres. Church
Cupples•corner Liberty and Smithfield streets.
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L itcom, ktheneum Building, Liberty street. •
G G Bitekofen, Id 4 Wood Street.
.1 Baradollar, 128 Wood street.
S.Merrow,l7 Fifth 81, between Wood . and Market.
Demi:der, 60 Liberty streat„ near Market.
'Sheriff 4- Shirk, No. 8 Market street, near Water.
Kelly 4. Bro., Sixth, between Wood and Liberty streets
tames T Kincaid, Front and 2d streets, near Market.
-Gold- Beaten:.
Solthlt Duriesq,l32 Third et, bet Wood and Smithfield
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' Enugrant Lines.
Blakely . k:Co., Pcan street, {Coital Basin.)
P Dynies Co, 9.05 Liberty st.; Jno Thompson, Ag't
Liverpool and Philadelphia Packet Line,Browa 4 , Turk
patrlek, 144 I.,ibeny street.
Brown's Hotel, Bmithfield st.,berween Second and Third.
Virginia House, corner Water and Ferry streets
Farmers , Inn, J. Little, corner Fourth and Ferry streets
Wm. Tell Hotel, Water street, above Smithfield
Eagle,J McMaster, Jr, Ag , t, Liberty street.
St. Charles, corner Wood and Third streets.
National Hotel, Water street, aboire Smithfield.
Perry Heave, corner Hancock st and .Duquesne Way.
Burnt District Hotel, corner Smithfield and Seemid sts.
Monongahela Honse,corner Smithfield and Water sty
Exchange Hotel, corner Penn and St. Clair streets.
Quinn; Mcßride k CO, corner 7th and Liberty streets.
Nicholson: & Payne, 181. Liberty street, head of Wood
Wm Irwin, Atheneum Buildina,Liberty street
Pennock, Mitchell 4- Co, IGO Liberty street.
Alex ltradley,l sign Gilt Stove, 'No. iI Wood street.
John Anderson it Son. corner Water and Grant sts.'
A Andrews, "Eagle," 52 Diamond alley '
R Scan?, R. Road, corner Wyliennd Tunnel streets.
P 11 Hunker, Fifth street, near Matket.
A¢ P Scheldecker Star," 42Didmond alley.
Morris Kunz,'Smithheld st, bet. Fifth and Diamond alley
Win E Boctirt, ; " Union," Smithfield st, beL3d and 4th.
Mrs. Duff, 10 St Clair street, between Penn and bridge
Mrs Leech, 9 Fifth street, between Wood 'and Market.
Mrs ME Morrison, No. 8 St. Clair street.
Mrs Parker, N 0.4 Patterson's Row, St. Clair street.
Miss Rain, corner Penn and St. Clair streets.
Fancy and Variety Goods.
T K Macknigh 4. Bros, 117 Wood street, near Fifth.
McCandless 4- Campbell, 97 Woottstreet.
Geo W Kuhn, 73 Wood street, sign Gilt Comb.
Charles Arbuthnot, cor. Wood street and Diamond alley
Kauffman 4. Boyle, S 9 Wood st,l door above Diara'd ay
Zebulon Nansey,67 Market street, near Diamond.
:Kinsey 4. Knox, 99 Market street, near Fifth.
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Hotels and Taverns
Fmufr3f TVarehouses
Bakers and Canfectigners
limn and Mantua Make;.:
Cotton Manufadures
Grier 4 Monaghan, 2722 Liberty street.
Bat Stoies.
A Weaver, Wayne street, opposite Canal Basin.
John Hannan, 50 Water at, bet Wood and Smithfield.
James Kerrf Jr. 4- Co, 35 Water street, near Market.
Joseph Major, No. 4 Market street, near Water.
ItleCamrnon 4- Stevens, 7 and 9 Market st, near Water
Thomas Oliver, S. B. Bakery, 2 Witter street.
Brush Manufacturers.
Blair ¢ Co, 1.20 Wood street, above Fifth.
J fienuedy,69 Wood street, fourth door above Fourth
Family Groceries.
A SHetty, comer Wylie and Washington streets.
William Wilson, corner Second and Roas streets.
George Humbert, corner Penn and Marbary streets
Thomas _Applebe, corner Wylie and Tunnel streets
George Arthurs,•corner Smithfield and Fourth sts,
Hugh Garvey, 143 Liberty street, opposite Fifth.
.1 Donaldson, corner St. Clair and Penn streets.
S 4- Co, corncr Fourth and Ferry streets.
-ft Paul, corner Seventh and Grant streets.
Cyrusßlack,Diamond, back or Old Court House_
W Buchanan, corner Wylie and Chatham streets.
11 Hoeveler,AVylie at, between Tunnel and Chatham
H C earner Fifth street and Market alley.
Thomas IVoodsLiberty street, near Water.
Hosiery and Variety.
W Daly tr. Co., Manufacturers and Importers, Fifth st.
F 11 Eaton 4. Co, 62 Fourth st, bet Wood and Market.
Win M Hersh, corner Third and Market streets.
Juba Orr 4. Co, Market street, near Fifth.
Joseph Home 4- Co, 63 Market st., bet. 4th and Diamond
: Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars.
J Fullertoo,l46 Woodstreet, near Sixth.
McCollister, 19 Fifth st; between Wood and Market.
Daniel Day; 49 Wood street, between 3d and 4th.
J Stein, St. Charles Hotel, Wood street.
George Sheffier, 167 Smithfield street, near Fifth.
W ¢ D Rinehart. Irwin st, between Libertyand Penn.
.1 A Maznrie,3l Hand street, between Liberty and Penn
• Extract of Coffee.
John Martin, Extiaot of Coffee Manufacturer, 51 Dia
mood Alley, between Wood and Smithfield streets.
Glass Manufacturers.
Wm McCully 4- Co, 139 Wood street.
Chambers, Agnew 4. Co, 9 Wood bet Watekand lot sts
Bakewill, Pears* 'Co, corner WOOII and 2d streets.
Curling, Robertson it Co, corner Wood and Front sts.
Simpson 4- Co t t:2 Wood street, next Sagaley 4- Co
Music Stores.
John H 81 Wood street—CAickning , s Pianos
Lumber Merchants.
William Dilworth, Grant street, near Seventh.
Rowan 4. Dawson, Sixth street, near Grant.
Thomas Scott, Penn at., bet Barker's alley and Irwin at.
Soap and Candle Manufactories.
A Wilson & Co., Ross street, between 2d and 4th.
Wilsoa& Gorman, Fourth street, near Ross
B C Sawyer 4- Son,4n Wood et, opposite St. Charles
`Fruits and Candies.
Jas C Anderson, 15 Smithfield st, between Ist and2d.
J Hunker, 92 Wood st., between sth and Diamond alley
Joshua Rhodes,6 Wood street, near Water.
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• Plough Manufactories.
Robert Ha11,N0.1.47 Liberty street.
flail 4- Speer, Penn street, corner Cecil's alley.
Mustard and Spices.
John B Bell, corner Liberty-and Ferry streets.
Rhodes 4. Alcorn, 30 Fifth st, opposite Post Buildings
• Tea Stores.
J S M Young . ¢ Co, corner Fourth and Ferry streets
Pittsburgh Tea store, Fifth at, bet Wood and Market
Dentists.
Wm A Wurd, Dentist, Donn street, 3 doors above timid
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cous membrane of the stomach 61 the calf, In Whichvn
riot's articles of food, as meat and eggs, will be so soft
ened, changed and digested, just in the same manner as
they would be in the human stomach." • • -
• Dr. Peasnia, in his famous treatise on" FoOd andDi
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-states the same great feet, and-describes the - method of
.c . repatation. There are few higher authorities than Dr.
Dr. Corass,inlis valuable writings on the " Physiolo
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quantity of the Gastric Juicers a prominent and all-pre
vailmg eause of Dyspepsia," and he stales that "a die
tingtusted professor of medicine in London, who was
severely afflicted with. his ecnuplaint; finding everything
else to tail, had recourse to the Gastric Juiee,'obtained
from the stomach of living animals, which proved com
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Dr. GRAISAIS, author of the famous works oh " Vegeta
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that the stomachs of animals, macerated in water, Im
part to the tlaid the property of dissolving various arti
cles of food, and of effecting a kind of artificial diges- •
tion of them in no wise different from the natural digest
ive process,"
Dr. Ststem'a great work, the "Chemistry of Man,” (Lea
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ery of PEPSIN forms anew era - in the chemical lustory
of Digestion. From recent experiments we know that ,
food m dissothed as rapidly in an artificial digestive
fluid prepared from Pepsin, as it is in the natural Gas
trio Juice itself." . •
Professor Dusmosos, of the Jefferson College. Phila.
delphia,in his great work on Human Physiology,devotes
more than fifty pages to an examination of Was subject.
• His experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the Gastric
Juice, obtained from the living human stomach and from
animals, are well known. "In all cases." he says, "di
gestion occurred as perfectly in the artificial as. is the
natural digestioas." • •
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,
Dr. Horawroir's preparation of PEPSIN hat produced
the most marvelous effects, curing cases of Debility,
Emaciation, Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Consump
tion, supposed to be on the very verge of the grave.- It
is impossible to give the details of cases in the limits of
this advertisement—but authenticated certificates have
heerigiven - of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK
ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New York, and Boston
alone: These were nearly all desperate cases, and the
cures were not only rapid and wonderful, but perma
nent.
It is a great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, and particularly
useful for tendency to bilious disorder, Liver Complaint,
Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever and Ague, and •
the evil effects of Quinine, Mercury, and other drags
upon the Digestive organs, after a long sickness. Also,
for excess In eating, and the too free use of ardent spir
its. It also reconciles Health with Intemperance.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
which it does not seem to reach and remove at once.—
No matter how bad they may be, it GIVES INSTANT
RELIEF! A sines dose remove., alias trapfeasant symp
toms, and it only needs ta be repeated,. for a short time,
to make these good effects , permanent. PURITY OF
BLOOD and. VIGOR OF BODY, follow at once. It is
particularly excellent iu eases of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach, distress af
ter eating, low, cold state of the Blood, Heaviness, Low
ness of Spirits, Despondency, Emaciation, AS'eakliess,
tendency to lu'anity, Suicide, ath.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle will of
ten effect a lasting cure.
Every bottle bears the written signature of J. S.
HOUGHTON, M D., Sole Proprietor.
Sold by agents in every town in the United States,
and by respectable dealers in Medicines generally.
Agents for Pittsburgh, KEYSER ft MaDOWELL, 141
Wood street.
Retail dealers supplied at Proprietor's prices. (rivilo:y
Also, for sale by It. E. SELLERS, 57 Wood„street.
Petroleum or Rock- 0111
.There are more things in heaven and earth
Than are dreamt of in philosophy: ,
rflllE VIRTUF of this remarkable remedy, and the
j constant application for it, to the proprietor, has in
duced him to have it put up in bottles, with labels and di
rections, for the benefit of the public.
The PETROLEUM or ROCK OIL is procured from a
well in this County, at a depth of font head red feet, is a
pure unadulterated article, withoutany chemical change,
but just as it flows from Nature's Great Laboratory!
That it contains properties capable of teaching a number
of diseases, is no longer a matter of uncertainty. There
are many, things in the arcane of nature, which, if
known, might be of vast usefulness in alleviating suffer
ing and restoring the bloom of health and vigor to many
a sufferer. Long be fore ihe proprietor thought of putting
it up au bottles, (Iliad rep utationfor the cure of thsCllse.
The constantly and daily ancreasingeals for it, and sev
eral remarkable cures it has performed, is a sure indica
tion of its future popularity and wide spread application
u the cure of disease.
We do not wish to snake a long parade of certificates,
as we are conscious that the medicine can soon work its
way into the favor of those who suffer and wish - to be
healed. Whilstwe do not claim for it a universal appli
cation in every disease, we unhesitatingly say, that in a
number of Chronic Diseases it is unrivalled. Among
hese may be enumerated—all diseases of the mucous
tissues, such as CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, CONSUMP
TION (in its early stn e,) '
Asthma, and all diseases of the
air passages, LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA,
Diarrheea, Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Pains
in the Back or Side, f
Nervous Diseases Neuralgia , Palsy,
Rheumatic Pains, bout, Erysipelas, etter, Ringworms,
Barns, Scalds, Bruises, Old Sores, &.c., &c. In cases of
debility resulting from exposure, or long and protracted
CMGs o (disease, this medicine -will bring relief. It will
act as a general TONIC and ALTERATIVE to such
cases, imparting tone and energy to the whole frame, re
moving obstructions, opening the sluggish functions,
which cause disease - arid a broken constitution, and giv
ing increased and renewed energy to all the organs of
Life ! The proprietor knows of several cures of PILES
that resisted every other treatment, get well under the
use of the PETROLEUM or ROCK OIL for a short time.
The proof can be given to any person who desires it.—
None genuine without the signature of the proprietor.
Sold by the proprietor. Also by
R. E. SELLERS, 57 Wood st., and
KEYSER & hIeDOWELL,
Cornet Wood stand Virgin alley;
Who.are hie regularly appointed Agents.
einvoilvl S. M. ICIF.R. Ciampi Linsio.near Seventh v;
Relief for Cramps.
Uri:HAVE ABDOMINAL WARMERS, made from
V V tau moat approved English patterns, furnished and
recommended by Thomas Bakesvell, Esq., and a number
of eminent Physicians, being a most convenient appara
tus for }he application of warm or hot water to the bow
els, in case of cramps in Cholera. As every person is
subject to sudden attacks, no family should be without—
at least without one. For sale by
SCAIFE & ATKINSON,
Je6 First street, between Wood and Market eta
TUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of Dr. S. S. Fitch's
rt, valuable Medicines, among which arc remedies for
Consumption; Coughs and Dyspepsia. Also, Abdominal
Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tobes,.and Lee.
tures on the Treatment and Cur, of Consumpuon, &c.
For sale by, COULTER do HACKS, Druggists,
00.6 corner of Wood and Third streets
FRENCH POLISHING PASTE—The best composi
tion for cleaning and removing spots from House
Furniture of every description. The application is ex
ceedingly simple, and the effect is instantaneous and
lasting. Full directions for use on each box.
For sale at the Thug Store of
COULTER Os HACKE,
novl corner of Wood and Third eta.
PETROLEUM—A. certain cure tor DlArtittKE.&, a
disease very prevalent this hot weather—the fore
runner. of Cholera. Try it I For sale by
tv6 KEYSER & MeDOWELL, 140 Wood at.
NOW FALL GOODSt
•
JOSEPH HONE CO.,
No. 73 Market, near Fourth street,
HAVE-last received and offer for, sale at Wholesale
and Retail—
NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS TRIMMINGS ;
Bonnet Ribbons and Flowers; Florence Silk; Velvets
and Plumes • Embroidered Collars; Cuffs and Chemi
zetts; Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs; Embroiaered and
Revie'd Cashmere; alpaca, merino -and silk Hose;
children's plain wool and Tartan Hose ; children's
Hoods, Gaiters and Jenny Lind Coats; kid, merino and
fleeced silk Gloves •, gents. Berlin, buck and kid Gloves;
gents. super silk Shirts and Drawers; gents.' Saxony
and mermo Shirts and 'Drawers; Suspenders ; Collars;
fancy Cravats ; Comforts; Scarfs; Zephyr Work and
Canvass • Carpet Bags; Umbrellas; Yarns; Curtain
Fringes; Combs; Buttons, ike An.
HJ Bay State and imported long and square Shawls
of every quality. , 14:mt2.5:2m
To Printers.
THE subscriber woald call the attention of Printers to
his improyed I Tinting Inks, of various kinds and
colors, which Ire dare for sale at the lowest market
prices, and warrants to be of the very first quality.
JOHN D. ISMILEARY,
Printing Ink Manufacturer,
No. 331 and 333 Stanton st., New York.
His agents to Pittsburgh are—Mr. R. C. Stockton an
Mr. Wm. S. Haven.
fig" This paper is printed with his News-Ink. foctlS
• It. C. Stockton.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
No. 47, COIINEE OP MAREET AND ThIRD STREETS,
'Tr AS constantly on hand for sale—Writing, Letter,
_U. Printing and Tea PAPER . Bonnet, Binders', Ful
lers, and ' P rank BOARDS; 'Book and Newspaper
PRINTING MK—which he will sell at the lowest cash
priees,or in exchange for Rags and Tanners' , Scrape..
sepl9 •
To the Citizens of Allegheny City.
A-BOX for the reception of Orders for CITY MILLS
JA. FLOUR is left at the store of Mercer & Robinson.
Federal street. Such Orders will be promptly supplied
Rusin WILMARTII & NOBLY..
TAI.d.)UR-5 1 ) bbla.fina Flour, juta ree'd and (-a sale by
octlB • ' SHRIVERIa BARNES,
SOO Dlen Wanted Immediately,
AT THE -OHARTIERS -RAILROAD.—The wages
are-80 .cents per day; and we charge $1,75 per
week for boarding._ - Applrattheoffici,orf the Steuben
ville rood . near Ill'Donald'eftavern;-4 miles from Pitts
btirgh. [junB2s:ol - BURNSIDE, HANNILY . ft; CO.
'Xi' YOUR TEETH are o wax, yellow, discol
oted and di ty
t, fit our bras...l - ever so foul and fcctid:
pnrchasing 2.9 y Chinn itx. 'of JONES' .Alt
TOOTP PASTE, this I assure you, though you need not
lake my' word, but 'ben' you cannot doubt -that of tha^
famous and scientific Dentist -Dr. E. _N ;FIELD, of New
York, who says: -
I
• ' - •
have both used and shalised this beautiful and im
palatable article; 4.lonea l lAniber Tooth:raite) :and can.
recommend It as possessing.allthe qualifies Claimed fo
ite
Sold by theagent, Wm. Jackson, 240 Liberty Stree
-Pittsburgh. Price 25 eta allgadY
Mint tiantwo.
B01:01 AND JOB PRINTING.
Ni' W. Cornet , :itt WooTand Fifth Streets;
.9int Proprietor of, the . Mortvitia Post and Mantras
Atratnacrenza, respeolalty informs h:s friends
and the patrons of thesepapersonat he has a large as
sortracat ofJOB TYPE AND ALL OT HER AL4T.E.8.141.
necessary to , a Job Printing Office, and that he is lire.
. ,
Lrialat MINTING OP RV.ERT DESCRIPTION: --
i3ookS, ' Bills of Lading, Circulars)
Pamph2eL, - Bill Reads, • • Cards, ~
iiondbittr, • 'Etat - Tips. .-
li- -- E.A.ll.ldadtt 'of Plitaks, Stage; Ste turbo rit anti Canal
-Boat Ruls, - reith appropriate cuts, printed on Meshortest
notice anitmos: reasonable. terms. • -
He respectfully asks the patronage of his friends and
the public generally, in . .his branch °this business.
CIELAILIS (.ND VllE{Arrunk. - ~
No. 98 Third:trot; between Marker and Wood pS'Auth . lode.
SWE have now on hand a large and - ,
splendid stook of every variety ot Cam s . a
and CALIINETTURNITUIM , which we
are confident canaot be surpassed, it
*equalled, inahis'eity.,or t.ut Le 'West, in style and finish.
Those who (train warrior -Furniture are respectfully
invited to call and examine for theniselves. .
117 Steamboats furnished on th shortest nstice.
parr All orders promptly attended to.
le b lthtf ' owohnsrELL:I4II.I6LEN St CO
Furniture and Chair Waraßoonaii:
A z T. B. YOUNG & CO., Corner of Third
and Smitliiiddsts., opposite Brown's Rola,
• Pittsburgh, Pa., keep constantly on hand
and make to order, at the lowest prices,
HOUSEHOLD and STEAMBOAT FURNITURE, and .
CHAIRS, of the best'workmanship and most approved
styles. tea
steamboats Ahoy i
117"
Tue subscribers tender their no
knowledgments for the favors bestow
ed upon them by their. Steamboat friends,. and
would respectfully remind them and others inte
rested in building boats, that they are at all time's pre
pared to furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every
description of Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the ben
material and workmanship. 'I B YOUNG & CO.,
Corner Third and Smithfield streets
opposite "BroWn's Hotel."
MUM _ • DAULna
. .. _
Hammer Cs, Denier,
. •
CABINET WAREROOM, BMITLIVIELD STREET, .'
Between Seventh street and Strawberry ailey,Pittsburg,Pa,
ybIiAADIER /a BALMER. keep constantly on hand
a variety of excellent arid fashionable purniture,
warranted equal to any in the city, and told on as
favorable terms as can be obtained at any similar
establishment in .he Vest. They have now on hand an
unusually extedsive stock, embracing all kinds of Fund.
Lure, treat the cheapest 'and plainest to the most costly
and elegant. All orders promptly attended to. mr2lt6m
‘Vhl.. E. STEVENSON continues; o mann
facture CABINE2'-WARE of evcrz descrip
- e a r t t tLir]
to, in au its branches. maylt
RAHarrison's N
LIPS, limbert's, Hogan & Thompson's and
black, red,scariet and carmine Inks.
Faber's, Gontais, lirookinan & Langdon's, Jackson tf.
Monroe's black and red Lead Pencils.
Inkstands of every description; Oilliott's, Cohen's,
Pratt's, Levy's, Kelly's, Leman's and other manufac
tures of Sleet Pens; G. a. L. M.Smith's (successor to A.
G. Bagley & Co.) celebrated Gold Pens, with gold and
salver cases.
Wheatman's English Drawing Paper—antiquarian--
double elephant, guts, Columbia, stiper royal„royal and
elephant, brisnai boards, cap demi and medium.
Perforated boarcs, fancy box paper, plain gold and nil
ver, embossed gold, salver and fancy colored paper,gold
and colored strips and samara, and lithographs for fancy
boxes; prepared parchment of ail sizes, suitable for
deeds; charters and diplomas French note paper, al
ways on hand, the most desirable styles, sizeaand pat.
terns; plain, gilt, embossed and silvered, suitable for
bails, parties, weddings and monrnly. •
French note envelopes, plain and embossed; letter
envelopes, brown, white and blue ;.laid and plain adhe
sive envelopes, buff, blue and white.
Wafers, wafer cups, various patterns; writing sand;
brass, tin, cum and Tutkey boxwood sand boxes;
copying presses, inks,bruslics,French and English copy
ing books, and oil paper ; tissue paper of all colors; red
and white blotting paper; pen knifes; &c.
The above, with all other articles in the Stationery
line, both fancy and staple, together with a large assort
ment of blank books and memorandum boo Ks of all
common (onus of ruling, in every style of binding, and
paper of all sizes and qualities, for sale at reduced rates
on the most reasonable terms, at W. S. HAVEN'S .
Wane Book and Stationery Warehouse '
cor Market and Second MIL
Extra, Family Flour.
FOR the convenience of the citizen.s, the proprietors
of dm "PITTSBURGH CITY MlLLS,”have placed
boxes for the reception °Confers, at the following places:
J. Ir. IL Floyd's store, corner of Wood and tith st.s.;
M. liaywood's Shot store, corner Liberty and Market
A. Beelcit's store, Ustrect ;
L. Wilcox, J r., Druggist, roe. 4th and Smithfield;
John t Smith's store, cor. High and Wylie streets ;
Telegraph Office, Fourth street;
H. C. Ken v, Grocer, cor.fith et. and Market alley ;
Al. Grass's; le, Ward.
The Flour wag t.a wilt call twice or thrice daily, for
ordetts,and the 1 , 19 •r, Sn., delivered promply either in
barrels or sacks, (sack' Flour. is preferable for family
use,) without charge for cartage.
It to plain that no accounts can be allowed, and that
drivcra can have no yerniit.F,ion to leave Flour without
payment. We hope that the public will bepleased with
this arrangement, a: we shalt endeavor- to go them just
ce. mayMq WILAIARTIVeNOI.3I.,E.'
FlOl FOIL CALIFORNIA.
- - .
sub ieribe r has been authorised to receive i'ack
-1 ages to be forwarded to San Francisco Lytle house
of CORNVINNE, BROTIIER tr. CCr.„ . at Panama, and
to engage Passage in first class sailing Vessels from
Panama to Vraucisco. Every information fiven,
on upplicatipa.ter - aoentiA gotaNsuN,
0
.3 Pont Buildings, Fifth St., near Wood.
SUMMER tiOgllS
Cloths, all wool, Cashmarettes, :Scotch Plaids
Luton Drills and Dacks, with every . 4rariety of Mar
I.tilles and other \forting., and Trimm ings, by
JOSHUA HOISINSON.
Sarsaparilla. suad the Cholera.
xi or a single man, woman or child has died of the
11 CHOLERA. or any of its symptoms who used this
invaluable preparation. Look at the city of Louisville,
where this Sarsaparilla is made, and where fromlso . to
200 bottles are retailed daily, but few isolated cases.ot
Cholera have occurred, and they were either persons
from hums or those who disregarded our advice.
[Cincinnati Chramtle t
For sale by KEYSER & iIF.DOWELL,IIO Wood st.
Pittsburgh,where the genuine article may always be
4iniyV
. important to' Tailors.
TUBT RECEIVED-6 Doz. iessorted Tailors' Patent
ej Shears, from No. 1.0 down to No.::.
ALSO--d Doz. Barbers' .Patent Scissors, direct from
the manufacturers, and for sale at
DOWN TETLEY'S, MG Wood st.,
mayV. ti doors below Virgin alley
D lesolit—t
ZIIIE Co-Partnership heretofore existing between the
sub.:T . ll3er,, under the firm:ol4.S. DONN & Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutualtonsent. Either partner
may use the name of Ithe concern in settlement.
JERO,IE S. BONNET.
MATTHEW D. PATTON.
Pittsburgh, April Ist, 1850.
[Er Having soldmy entire interest in the firm of. J. S.
no NET SG CO. to M. D. PATTON, Illy ldte partner, and in
retiring from b usiness, I take great pleasure in recom
mending him to the confidence of my friends and the
frip3l J. S. BONNET.
Gravel Roofing.' '
rptllE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of
Pitiaburgh and vicinity, that they are now fully pre
pared to fill orders for GRAVEL ROOFING, in a man
ner not to be surpassod in this city or elsewhere. From
their experience in business, they feel 'confident that
they will render satisfaction to all those who may give
them work. The superiority of Gravel Roofs overeats ,
other kind, particularly in case of fire, is too well known
to require any argument in its favor. To those who are
unacquainted with our work, we beg leave to referthcm
to Messrs. Thomas Liggett, Sr., John F. Ferry, Rody
Patterson, M. Kane, Jr., and others ; far whom we have
done work. Orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to We will be found on Wylie , street, be
•ween High and Tunnel streets. •
MATTHEW MeGOVMI.N.
JOHN SKINNIN.
leer mummer' geatery, ' ' '
COMPRISING a new, stock of several hundred dozens
of Cotton,Liste Thread and Silk Stockings, of any
color, quality and size, 6t extraordinary low prices.
WM. DALY & CO.,
ma 6 Stockin Factory, Fifth street.
JUST RECEIVED, 2 cases of Fancy STRAW
0 0 . and CHIP BONNETS,' Ladigt
Calkireres and Mime Biinnats,,Berge
Those wanting Bonnets will please gwe her a call be
fore purchasing elsewhere. All orders promptly.attend
ed to; at Nog Fifth st.. jtaylOnfl DIRS. A. LEECH.
DSSOLUTION.—The partnership of rdtramtv
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.. The bd
8111C135 of the firm will be settled - by H. Leo.
4. 8.. hiti_
_ll-PHY,
LEE.
Pittsburgh, 30th Jaz, 1819
NOTICE.—The undersigned will continue the.
Wool
business anti attend to the sale of Woolen Goods, at the
old place. ;, E. LEE.
Err In retiringlitnit the late firm of Murphy & Lee, I.
take great pleasure in recommending Mr. H . Lee to t he
of my friend 4 audio the public.
jean .1 ft MURPHY
'Notice. • - -
AN application . will be made at the next meeting of
the Legislature of renusylyani4to incorporate a
Bank to be called the /Ylechantes Bank' of.Pittsburgh,lo
be located in the City- otlPittsburgh,andlo have a capb.
tal not exceeding two hundred Thousanddollars:
, ,TEICIPIPSON BELL:
New , oohs New 'Books
VALL, at the Periodical Office, NO 85 Fourth stree4
is in, the constant reecipt of new works.
The following co ropOSe a portion of the works inure
eeived ; The Vale of Cedars, or The Martyr, - by - Grace
Aguilar ; David Copper fi eld, by Charles Dickens, EEL
Queen , Joanna 4 or, The ltlysteries of the Court of No,
pies,
.by G W. N :Reynolds, Esq 4 the second part of
Cruising in the Lest War, by Charles J. Peterson Esq ;
The Bandits of the Osav ; Foresto r's Illustrated Juvenile,
Keepsake for Children:; Juices - of the Animal . Body
and the effect of -Evaporation:in : Plants, with -titt , ac.;:
count of the Origin of the Potato Disease,by Justus Lie.:
beg—a valuable work, for, farmers and-gardners:
The Pictorial Broth erJonathan and the Pictorial Cour
ier are - received ; Cello or. New York - Above Ground.
and Under Ground, -by G. G.:Foster, Esq.; The-Heirs of
Gauntry, a diary of Wales. trait and see thew. roovdB
. .
16 . 1011. SALE-6 sniall [Lad =ldle-aged Farms, witbiln
12- 10 or tiOntiles of -Pittsburgh. The.s RUMS are it.rel
improved, and will be told low for mash or part on •ereir
it, -Please Gall-at --:-. • • ISAAC HARRIS.,
Agetiey_and Intelligenee'Olitee, •
• - Fifth street. -•
,
BUTTES: -B barrels fresh Rolls;-
10 crocks do do for family , :ase,thie
day received andlor sale t
novB
ysS & BARNES.
4 ,5, ...7 . 4ac. - -_41 , 4,, , 15.7:
- - Illisttikauattg.
, C. AROWN,i from, Nisi Luis
,InSt opened u fine assortment of RICH 'GOLD
JEWELRY, of all the:latest finshions; conaisr.
ing in part of - Eine Garnet, Tin quois, Diamond,
Pearl and othei:ildet: Pins for ,tt,adteswted' Gentlemen;
rich Gold Lockets, double and single cases; Gold and
Silver Thimbles; Gold-Braceleta of-every variety fin e
Guard? Fob and, est ; =Ladies' Gold Chains arid
Watch:Hrioks ; "Gold Penal and' Pen's 'a - large assort.
taentof everY variety of Gold Ear Rings; Gold and Sil
ver Spectacles; Gold Keys; Gold Studs; Jewelry in
sets; together with a very fine assortment of GOLD and
SILVER -WATCHES; pure Sliver Spoons; Albate.
Spoons, plated with silver ; Forks; Batter Knives; also,
a variety of other goods usually kept in a jeweler's
store._ The above goods will be sold at the wholesale
Pprice by the single article', and at about 50 per cent. be.,
ow the usual retail price, arid e=very article will be war.
stated at the amen( sale.-:The Ladies and Gentlemen
are most respectfully solicited to call and elamine the
gods at No. 11l MARKET-.ST REET ; Pittsburih,
Removal.
ri 'RE subscriber wishes to inform the eitiiens of Pitts.
burgh and the public generally, that he has removed
his CARPET STORE flora Nos. 61 and 63 Wood street,
to the Apdllo Buildings, on Fourth street, recently ;peen
pied by the Museum, andante connected therewith the
adjoining rooms, formerly used as tho Chronicle Printing
olhee—whieb,.in connection with Ids old room, mates
the most spacious Carpet establishmeut in the country;
and his advantages so tar surpass any house in this city
forspacei arrangement:and good light, that he Is certain
of suiting every person who may favor him with o. eta
ilis stock is complete'in every article in his line, and
great pains wilt be taken at all times to show goods to
persons wishing to look or buy.
octll E. W. LIIND. •
Hosiery.? filoolery I lioniorg
-11-rm. DALY Co&. have for sale, at the OLD ESTAB
LISHED STOCKING MANUFACTORY, Fifth
street, between Wood and Market -
600 - Ifizens Of men's undershirm(all wool) at 01,00. ,
" " " . merino " 1,00.
150 " 44 - drawers " " 1,00
,41 " (all wool) " 1,50
1000 " of tleeey . Chticaois and far lined bncicsk
lambs wool and silk gloves of every size quality a
color, well adapted for winter wearo. -
000 dozen of ladies black lambs wool stochingo, made
of fine American and Merino wool, with three threads
In keels and feet.
1000 dozens of children'eplaid and nevi/fancy styles of
gamelastic taps. •
75-dozen of childrens polkas, jackets, mantillas, muffs,
vietorines, gaiters and boots. An immense variety of
the above goods have bees. CI an ufactu re d and selected
with care for our own trade, and will be sold at prices
which win defy all competition. (Journal copy.)
Woolen Goole.
org. BALES SCARLET FLANNELS, all grades;
al 10 do dodo - do;
25 do yellow - do do;
25 do white do do ;
5 do green. Backing, • do ;
500 pea approved styles Blankets;
50 pro '4 superior Sack Flannels, all shades;
08 pro French, German west of England, and
American. black blu ,e brown,olive and invisi
ble green Broad Cloths;-
20 pea Beaver Cloths, assorted colors;
35 cases Sattinets, all grades and colors ;
• 15 do blue, brown, green and black Jeans ;
Just received from msumfacturers and recent importa
tions. Blerchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine the same at A. A. MASON & CO.'S,
novl2 .52 and 01 Market street
Dam= 0 trance. '
ALOT of genuine ROMAN STRINGS for violins ani
guitars, have just been received by the subsrtber.
These strings are from the most celebrated factory in
It ly they are four threads and four lengths, and for
beauty of tone and durability are unrivalled. The sub
scriber's agent having purchased the above for him at
the Factory, they are warranted superior to any thing of
the kind ever offered in this canntry. KLEBER,
Golden Hat,, No.lol Third street.
N. B.—Now opening a sptendid new lot of Nunn &
Clark's and Dunham's celebrated Pianos. [novl2
Central Tea Store, •
Corner of Fifth Sind and Market Alley.
IrUST RECEIVED, a large and well selected stock of
FRESH TEAS from the Importers, comprising the
very beat qualities of Green and Black Teas, which
will be sold on the moat favorable terms, wholesale and
retail. The attention of Families is respectfally invited
to the assortment. Inov9l HENRY C, RELAX.
Dev. Dr. Klllikellyla Female Seminary,
KITTANNING, PA.
"'AMIE FALL SESSION of this Institution , will eons-
Etienne on Wednesday, October 30,1850. For. Terms,
ac., please ate Circulars at Mr. hiellorls, 81 Wood
street, and Mr. George R. White's,Maiket street.
In addition to the thorough system of Instruction pur
sued by the Principal, as vouched for by Gov. Johnston
and Bishops Upfold and Pouer, the Seminary presents
considerations which may be deemed of some moment,
in the limited number of its boarding Pupils, (25,); Its
retired situation, and especially, its not being contigu
ous to any College or School for boys.
Dr. Kit/Skelly muy be found - atthe Monongahela House
for a few days, and will be happy to wait on those desi
ring to see him in reference to the school.
Hurrasvca rst vnt Cur—Hon. Charles Shaler ; John
H. Shoenberger, Esq.; Col. Wilson ilirCandless.
-Pittsburg/4 October 14:1. .
IleMesh's Celebrated Pate pt Shears..
THE undersigned has been appointed,by Mr. Heinesh;
ef New York, sole Agent for the sale of his justly
celebrated pate utTa ilors' Shears, Ile offers these Shears
now at manufacturer's prices. . Having a complete as.
sottment of these Shears; from.Gdjo. up, to Slit a piece,
he calls the attention of Ladles, Milliners andiDnsssma
keri and Tailors, to his establishment, the FRANKLIN
CLOTHING STORE, 179 Liberty.street,4th door from
St. Clair, and respeettully solicits a share of the public
patronage, which this article to justly deserves.
oct3l: am* I. F. HAVEROTTF.
-- Sacred:Music Book.
AT EW. CARMLNIA :SACRA, by Lowell Mason ;
1.1 Curniina Sacra ; • . do;
National Psalmist, ' do;
Psalmist, by Hastings do Bradbury;"
Psaltery, by Mason W. Webb; •
Bay-State Colleedon-by.Johnston and others;
Cann ea Landis, by Lowell Mason; • •
Mendelsohn Collection by Johnston and others;
Mtison's Harp, patent and rOundnotesi
Missouri Harmony, patent notes; '
Choir Chorus Book, by A N Johnson;
Western and Christian Harp ;
Boston Melodeon, vole 1, 2 and 3;
Boston Glee Boot; - •
New England Glee Boc4; -
Juvenile Oratorios, for Schools;
The Young Choir and Young Choir's Companion.
A full supply'of all the above received snd for sale,
wholesale or retail. at publisher's prices, by
JOHN H. MELLUR, •
No 81 Wood street. -
VI ORRIS A. HAWORTH, in the Diamond, have just
in received from the Old Country
•, and offer for sale
low for cash—
English Puddingßaisins;
Candied Orange and Lemon Peel ;
English Mustard;
Pine Apple Rum; ,• - •
London Gin;
Irish Whiskey.
Also from New York— - .
Cookincr Raisins and Currants;
.Citron Peel ;
Rich Grape Juice;
kinds;
Ground
and Ct ocolate—all
Ground Spices•, •
. Wines and Brandies of every quality. (n2O
New nooks C. NeW Rooks 3
A .
T HOLMES' LITERARY DEPOT,' Third street
opposite the Post Office.
Blackwood's Magazine for December ;
. David Copperfield, N 05.19 and 20 ;
Littell's Living Age, No. 341 ;
Holden's Dollar Magazine for December;
David Copperfield; by Dickens, complete;
Boston Shakspeare, No. 28; •
Dictionary Mechanics' No. 21;
Green Hand, a Short Yarn;
Pictorial Brother Jonathan;
Pictorial Courier;
Harpers' Magazine—alltheback numbers
Horace Templeton, by. Charles Lever. 'Enov27
R. C. Stockton,
4Late Johnston & Stockton,) ,
Bookseller, Stationer, Printer and Binder,
. .
larAS on hand a very extensive stock of Blank
.111- Books, Paper and Stationery % not surpassed by any
other in the , city, in quantity, quality or variety, which
he will dispose of on the most reasonable terms.
Printing and Binding of every description executed
with neatness and dispatch,
nov23
110 U MINER tr.. CO., Smithfield street, haie just re
ecived the Personal History of David Copperfield
—complete is oneyolume; by ch.arles Dickens. Price
50 cents.
Geometry and Faith: a fragmentary supplement to
the Ninth Bridgewater Treatise. By. Thomas Hill.
The Recent Progressof Astronomy--especially..htthe
United States. By Elias .Loomis, Professor of Mathe
matics and Natural Philosophy, in New York Univer
s it
.kO. 28 Shakepeare, Boston etittion. Contents ; Timon
No. fit Dictionary. of blechanies—a valuable number.
Treats on high pressure Steam Engine—Horse Power—
Hydrostatic RressiSce,, &c. (novW
Weekly Baltin3ore .Patriot.
Tx - nu. BE• COMMENCEff on SATURDAY,.the 4th'
of January ,1851, the publication of the
-WEEKLY BALTIMORE PATRIOT,
at thnOffice or the Daily and Tri-Weekly PATRIOT.—
This Paper Will be issued every SATURDAY MORN,
ING, on a large double medium sheet, containing all the,
sags as Tud-wanit,' by the Mainland by Telegraph, Po,
lidera, Literary and Miscellaneous. and will also con
tain a full and accurate account of the /3 ALTI MO REI
RR - ET . ThleWill be 01113 of the -
BEST AND CHEAPEST. PAPERS
published . lir the United States, and for the CUI/NTICYI
Rasmca must be invaluable.
Besides its generatNews, it will be decidedly Whig in,
itspoliiies,giving expression. in each numbetto the great
conservative union measures which have always char-:
acterized tholVhig Party, and which have been main- ,
tained by the Daily Patriot for so many years.
copy, ,one year,.• ..... •• • •• • • -• •• • •• • 131,50,
' 5 mimes, to one address, one..year, 6,00
10 copies, to one address, one mon'
and at. that rate for any number above ten copies—the
cash to be sent, a nt .s.u. moms, before the paper Will be
iv -
Copies will be furnished In wrappers at thief:Mal l
lag - Room at two cents each. .
Address, post-paid;
ISAAC hIUNROE ACO '
.Baltimore, min
nov`alve
N irff----75FRAILS IVAICA ;ALMON ,
20 bags Lisboa raper Shell do;
10' -do •• ;Malaga > • do ; ;
20 do ` Filberts -
15 do Cream riots;
2500 do Cocoa Num;
;Receiving and far sale bk ;. • ;
- nov1:1 ; / osauxidicits ec. co
CLOVES BEEIP-29 bbts. strictly primp Ctover Seed;
in stops and for solo by
octB L. S. WATERMAN & SONS
44 Snidertiki? Wl66'
76 WALNUT STREATLPHILADASPIIIA::: '
TITHE UNRIVALLED PLACE•for obtaininteallWinMs,'
Liatiors, te., GOOD and CHEAP. _
" SNIDER l+ has latelyin consequence of '
ohs large sales made by him to consumertbeen Obliged
largely to replenish his stock by ; fresh iraportationt, itad '
he ims•now thestinsfaction.of offering some of.ilte best*
Wines and Liquors ever imported by him. He would
refer tosomeinvoices as follows—vm: . • •
DUFF,GORDON & CO:SKERRlES—erribiacblgdell
cam:Talc at very - low prices, rare` old, and some very
choice MANRANILLA, all on .draught by the gaßon.
Also, rare old delicate AMONTILLADO, in casks of 10
gallons specially seksted for consumers: Some EXTRA - .
AMOArriLLADO In bottles, put_ up in Europe,which he
challenges as equal•to any that can be prodneed..
s i e 'The AIANZANILLA and AMONTILLADO Sher
ries am peculiarly adapted to convalescents, as they
strengthen w ithoutatintalating, and have not the acid of
many other -
PORT WINES -.principally specially - selected
rs
his sales to consume f
rom the of. ißinprszeraa's?
.at'Oporto and imported direct. - . •
~ -
These,-Vines are fruity and delicate, and (have been
highly approved :by his customers, because iof their •
Manifest superiority over all other Pons and Red Winei
palmed off as such.
They are of various sorts and prices, in bottles and on
draught by the gallon,or wholesale by thecask. Among
them is some rare delicate WHITE PORT, and MALM
SEY
I • o ,,•Persons suffering with' chronic affection orate bow
els cannot be too careful in theirPOßT.
MADEIRA WINES of - variens" sorts, dry and r i c h ,
South Side . old East and West ladle . Hercial, &e, &c. •
on draught, in bottles and by casks.
.As to the SPARKLED WINES of the subscriber, it
is:well knownthat the MOST EXTRA CHAMPAGNE
and the splendid .SPARKLING MOSELLE, imPorted
by him are superior to tiny other: Wine's; and are sold
'at prices as low_asmost of.
.the inferior Vines now in the
market which are pat upon buyers - its first amis.
Ile has also CHAMPAGNE WINES of valiottsbrands
and qualities, at very love prices, retail or wholesale. In
the article of CLARET` WINES, gener oll 6Tbe subscri
ber holds hiroself to.be a judge, and he oners the' finest
stock here, from the very lowest price, by the single 40.
zen, to the first claim or "premier ern" of Manse. •
• Of BURGUNDY WINES be has a lirgestock and can
assure customers that he can present' em, from his
- vaults, as-good a bottle of Burgundy as France affords.'
. SAUTERNE and BARSAGaliways em hand in bottles.
His selection of RHINE and MOSELLE WINES,
from the cellars of Alesers.DEUMAlln & Joaaan, of Co
bleas, are extensive, and number many . Still-Hocks and
Moselle, from the cheapest sorts to tae very choicest
vintages of the " STEINBERG? which is the best.
In the articles of COGNAC and other BRANDIES he
has now a fine stock, embracing some Very old 'extra of
1800, of Grim, Hong & cmo - some celebrated -
CLAVIER of 1821," in eighth casks, and '1842 in Mids.
andaDUBOUCTIF," 1844, in lands. on roari,grimeni, which
will be sold low •
Also-HUSH SCOTCH and MONONGAHEI,A WHIS.
KEY, .TAMAICA. SPIRITS,-PRESERVING,BRANDY
and all other Wines:and Liquors,incltlitig_All•of the
above ) SOLD.by RETAIL TO CTINSIMMBS. in; any
quantity desired.. '
A constant assorted stock of HAVANA SEGARS.
• 4, ,, , AU Goods delivered, within one day's reach of ,Phaa-
FILSIGHT rem. Orders will be promptly excess..
ted if sent by mail or telegraph _ •
Address, _JACOB SNIDER, JR.,
Cheap-Wine Store,
7.6-Walunt street, Phila.
, .
T Deoeri'lMoodward er. Co.,; '- .
Builders J.k 'nd Erectors , of. Ligh tning Rods, On .
• SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
ORDERS Idiot this office or the Post Office; and for
.persottal interview cat be seen on Four th street,
residence of Dr. Hunt, between Wood and Ferry.
References—Professor Silliman, Editor of Silliman's
Journal y• Professor 0. M. Mitchell, of the Cincinnati
Observatory; Professor Robert Peter, of Transylvania
University, Kentucky ; -Professor Chester I ewey, D. D.
M.D., New York; Professor l L. Cassel ' , Clearland
University , . Ohio. ' ' • ' -
In Pittsburgh—A. W. Loomis, John Harper, Wilson
M. , Candless, Mr. Childs; Col. 'Morgan; Rev. Mr. Spares,
J. D. Williams, Major Harding, U. S. 'Arsenal ; John
Ewing & D
Sons , L. Harper, D ; N. White, W. - A. Mar
shall, John Sarapsoa,Major Davis and John LI Shoenber
.
• .osatilline
pELTOPFS SPLENDID OUTLINE MAPS wallow
being introduced into all the leading schools in
New England and New York. We have•obtained the
agency for them in Piutiburgh, and invite teachers and
school committees to call and examine theta:
Na:l-Msp of the Western liemisphere, /32xEe inches:
No. 2
' do ; Eastern do . - do
N 0.3- do . North America, 70x84
No. 4— _do • - United States, _ 70x82'
No. 5 'do Europe, . 70x52 -
No. 7 do S. America 4c Africa, 70x64
- Pnce of the series, with key,S2s; ci the first two
Hemisphere Maps, with key, SlO. -
These Maps arc unrivalled in accuracy, beauty and
cheapness, and adapted to the wants of the primary,
grammar and high schools_ of the United States. - - -
For , sale at publisher's prices,- without addition of
freight cl*ges, at the
=EDUCATIONAL BOOK. STORE,.
nov2l. y cor Market and Fourth sts.
Cheep NIT ate hes. - • -
JUST RECEIVED three dozen 16014', Patera'
Lever WATCEIES, full jewelled, and IS catmts
• cases of new and desirable patternii,which I can
" ,, .. / C4.414 sell from SfKi to 540—and warrant. -
ALSO--one-half dozerdet. at $430.
a fine assortment of English fait=gold"
and silver Patent Lever Watches, of the best makers. .
ALSO—Silver Lever Watches faint SIG to 535;
" gendcommon Watches at $l.O and sl2—war.
ranted.
The ahove-stoek of Watches are as tow as are sold in
the eastern • ' • ' W. NV. WILSON,
novt - cos Blanket and Fourth sts.-
TATILNIARTII & NOBLE will sell their Extra Flour
VT , delivered on and after the let November, at 8223
VlOO lba; Superfine at $2,005100 lbs. A liberal dis
.
count to retailers
novl
OAD MAKiNG.—A manual of the principles and
1.36 practice of Toad Making--camprising the localloa,
construction and improvement of roads common, mac
adamized; paved, planked,eic., and railroads, bylW. G.
Gillespie, A. 111., C. E., new edition with' additions. A
few copies for sale by . C. STOCKTON,
Bookseller, Printer and Binder, •
97 Market street.
To Farmers and awe wishing - ,
TO INSURE DETACHED PROPERTY.
HE New York "Washington County Mutual Insu,
T
ranee Company is the company for them to insure.
in. It is the only Farmers' Mutual Insurance Company
that has. run through five years without taxing their
note. his the largest company of the kindin the world;
numbering over, 411,000 members. :::It, does not. insure
Steam Mills, Carpenter or. Cooper shops, or anything
hazardous or exult-hazardous. Onlyllo uses, Barns and
their contents, and bat $2,C00 on one risk; Churches,
Academies and School Houses, and but STOOD on each.
• A certificate can be seen from one of the first. men in
Pittsburgh, trishaw that the Company does pay its loss-
es promptly. • - C A. COLTON, Gen'l Agent,
novl ear. ot 4th and Wood sts., up stairs.
DIAMONDS..—Jast received, - 4 dozen
"'Show's.Patent" Glaziers , Diamonds, assorted.
with and without keys and for sale by . •
JNO., B. Iti'FADDEN , t CO.,
95 Market st.
kuver.point. Pennell& -
i'eIONTAIS" celebrated ever-pointed Pencils, in
IX wood cases, just received and for sale by
oct24 •' • JOHN B. ?a PADDEN 2c
LOTHFI, Cassinaeres and Vesting& • Beavers, Pilots,GCloakuws and Trimmings—as paid and as cheap as
any. House in the city—by - -
JOSHUA ROBINSON, ,Baropean Agent,
bits et , one doer west of-Wood.
• London-mustard.: • •
"PURE London end Durham -Illustard, by the keg, for
sale by . Toet3llttj • , JOSHUA. ROBINSOIV.
RI'S SCHOOL, under the direction of Mr. & Mrt. N.
T
Murce.i.r, will be Re-Opened in " Colonnade
Ito*" Federal street; on MONDAY, September thl. A
primary department, and a nurabor of optional . branch
es, have been added,.and a corps of teachers secured,
so that instructions will now be given to scholars of all
ages and attainments. '
For particulais -see circulars, which-may be had at
the book- stores—or.consult , the. Principals; at their
dwelling, on Federal street.
dilegAtny, , Aug. a
No. 47 Market street
fILL, open ['CLASSICAL and GLISH SCHOOL
on the La Aforuiaysf September tuns. Room_, over
Wittier:cis& Co.'s Store, corner of Wood and Fifth
Rev. iNrii; D.I4OV7ARD, Hon. WAL'in U. LOWE*
"
" DrilkiCOMl;
W. T. BOWI.I ZA.B.Y3.
• Blown ES Posyi s
11CFAVING 'taken to - the -buiiriess of Mr. Benjamin
Bown, Wimlesuic Grocer, Fruiter and Confection
er, would respectfully solicit a continuance of tbd pa
tronage so liberally - bestowed - upon their predecessor,
and would call the attention of the 'Public in general to
the stock of goods kept in theirestablislunent.which fors ,
quality . cannot be aurpassed in the city. .
Foreign Fruits, Confectionary, Fickle*, Spices, Pre
serves, Sardines, Oils, &c., &c forinpart of their stock
now on hand, and all of the above- articles have been
selected from the best eastern houses.. .
A new stock of goods is the alio_ve line 11:4 daily nn
via!,
N-B.—Retailers and country storekeepers will find
to their advantage to give us wean. toctl2
Sliver Forlcm, Spoons,_•Scc.
ATTE keep constantly on hand a - large assortment of
TV allies Forks, Spoons. Ladles, frA.,. of our limn
manufacture, of standard silver.
- JOHN B. hVFABDS.N & 'CO
95 -Market street.
Dlag*tlfring Glasses,
( - IF one, two and three g'asses; suited tor detecting
N.. 1 counterfeit bank notes, and other purpose's, for sate
by fuel24l ' JOHN B: bI'ESSODEN & CO.
DAKER'S BROMA; • Hecker's Farina;
B
Polithitig Patty •;., Starch Polish;
• Pure Bay Rums received and for ante by
- . COULTER le Helerit,
corner of Wood and - Third street
CI BAWL.S.—Reeeived , this morning per express, 400
0 Brooke, Bay State and Long SHAWLS—very supe
rior styles and qualities: , For sale low.
noo4 " ' . 62 and 04 Market street.
...)/k BBLS. LARS .RUP.ERIOR TROUT AND tilae
citlr MON just recerred from the Pittsburgh and Isle
Royal Copper Alining Company.`These Fish far excel
in tine flavor and fatness a t n x.f em y ht u i s n i th ... clUvre , r
and are put
, •
uP r1PT3317 e
'fiENRY'f,C.XELLY,
Corner of Fifth street alley.
Ingo Q .APEII,-.l.4lulleapply of skits difforont
lizeipon hroid and rxtedo to order.
feb2O . . RETNOLIkS ac BEE.
w ~;~,
`~f~stellfteons:`
I=ZE=M
Flour Reduced.
WILNARTH Zo. NOBLE'
YO . FD! 0. LADIES' SEDIRNAFLIG
ALLEGFIRNY.
:~` :: ~tcr"QIa.;:
State Mutual Fire Insurance CalloppllT
.HABAISBURG .
MAE veryliberal patronage ektended to t h in COMpa.
ny, having issued policies to, the amount of near
One and-a 'Half Million of Dollars, during thela at three
months, is sufficient manifestation of tite estimation
and confidence of the public in the system of ntanage-
Inenr - onwhicliltibustriess is-eonducted: .; .
To city or:country merchants, and - owners Cif dßall-
Inge 4 and isolated or, country.propertyt it is believed .;
this.company affords ; advantages in point or Cheapness;
safety and'aecurity,inferlor to no Insurance Company
ir.this country :
Conductedon'thei equitable as , greatlyimprovedsyti
tem' of Classification. of Risks, excluding all special
hazards, insuring only. a. Limited amount in , any. one
entity, dinsprecruding the freqUency and occurrent() of
large fires, and also, on both the Stock and Idutttal plan,
it not only posseases the cheapness and acconimodation .
of bnill mathods,but entitles the inimred to a partieipa.
tion to theprofits. •
. It is under the controlif the following . Directors —J
P. Rutherford. A. J. Gill stt; John ft. Packer; Samuel T. -
„Tones, Alonzo - /I:.Carrieri - Philo 0. Sedgwick, Robert
Klotz. J. A. ftUI'HERFORD, , Pres't.
r. fr A. J. GILLETT Scaly. •
Cr Branch. Office for Western Pennsylvanitt,
Smithfield street. Pittsburgh. Persons desiring insti•
ranee will be furnished with books of the Company by
calling'at the office . fect.22:3m
• • •
ITIRE DELAWARE MUTUAL: SAFETY :INSUR
j 'ANCE COhIPANY.--Offtee. North Room o f the Ex- .
change, Third street, Philadelphia.
Fres Irrstraartas..--Baildings, Merchandize and other:
property in town and country, insured against loss or
damage bylre at the lowest rate of preatium.
Misuctor, InscaatiCs.- - -They also insure Vessels, Car
goes and freights,ibreign or. coastwise, under opert,or
special policies, as the assured may deface.
• lawn, Taansrorrestorr.—They,also insure merchan
din!! lritaalartted by Wagons, Railroad Cars - , Canal'
and oteant Boats, en rivers and lakes, on the most
- liberal tetras__ • • • , • - . .
DIRECTORS—Toseph Ii Seal, Edmund A. Solider
John C. Davis.lloberr Burton, John R. Penrose,Sammi
Edwrii•ds, Geo.o.l.,eiper, Edward Darlington_ i leaucft
.Davis, William Folwel JohaNewlin,Dr. R. M.liaston,
James C.
.c
Haul . , Theo_phillus Paulding, 11. Jones Brooks,-
RenrHenrySloan, o9 , onig- George Serrill; --
fl Spencer Me
Charles .fitt J. a...Tobiason, William ay,Dr.
S. Thomas John SellentWw. Eyre,'Jr. ' . •
'
DI ORS - AT P=S-BOROII.-- D. T. Morgad
'iltigh Craig, Inc.T. Logan. • -
• •-W,I7..LUM MARTIN, President.
Taos C. Man, Vice Preside:it ,
, . Josars.'W, Cowin, Seeming,
Bg" Office of the Company,No. 42 Water street, Pitts
burgh.. (iel6:dtf) ' P. A. BIADEIRA., Agent:
mew Eingland Liver Stock Insurance 0o:
DEMONS'. desirous of insuring their anfinalti
learn from the following - by law of the Company,
that the terms of life insurance on stock Lavery &Satan
from insurance on human life. :Tbe insured are entitled
to pay,where the animal breaks a leg, .becomes blind,
Ammar X. In the eventof accident or dlseaseof Bitch
a nature este cause permanent injury., though death may
not ensue, they be liable for the damage done to the,
enduei not exceeding:the amount insured.
1 G. A. COLTON . , Agent, '
Cot of nautili and Wood sts.: op stairs':
Fire tind Mai Lne -Inorarantie.
OFFICE of the Lunt-ones qf Mitt di veneis
X has been removed to the Warehouse of Hardy, Jones •
& Co., No- 141'. Front street, third honk, East of Wood_
street. where. the tubsc rib er will issue Policies on BMW ! .
ings andtbeir contents,and on Shipments by Steamboats
and *lbw, vessels, for the above old and responsille
Comps*. ' rap.% WM.- P. JONES;dgent. .
Life and Health Inswirance.
2CLIEdUTUAL LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
,COifPANY, er Philadelphia, Incorporated by the
eguslaare of Pennsylvania, March,lB4B; Charter Per.
petual;:lapital sloo,oBo. Bata knee, than ring Penn/pt.
canto Oagpany, and full PO'per cent. lower than the
usual rSes of Life Insurance, an the following eonioari.
eon wilshow. Thus a person ot the age of 30 mining
for BUY for life, must pay in the Girard WAG, Peanut&
p 2,30, Penn'Menial 62...16, Equitable 1.14,04,- New
En'deg 82,3c,,A.1bi0n $2,48, New York Life 1154,713, Life
and goWt., Ph i ladelphia.
Diantrons—Samuel D Orrick Charles D Ball, Vint P
Boone,tobert P King, Charles ' P Hayes , h 1 W Baldwin,
Chas W Campbell, Id Reeve, M. D. Lewis Cooper,
J Roddm Barker,.E Butler, Ed win R. Cope. Putt
(fern, Bantel D Orrick ;. Tries Praiden4 Hobert P. Ring-
Sbxernt, Fmncis Blackbume.
=lions will he received and even , Inform:WOW
Ewen SAMUEL FAIINESTOCE, Agent. Oinnes:
ial Rooms, corner of Third and Wood streets
PittsbMh. oct.My .
The guaklbs , Firo lastaranco .ooacipsuzy .
ORS:,-
. . .. :
Dutrlett W. ilaneker, • George W. Richard!, ''
its Hart, ' ' -Atordecai - D.Letvis.
- ibises Wagner, - . ' Adoiphi E. Boras,
3urmelGrant, David S. Browne, . , ...
• • icob K. Smith, W __.„ Mortis Patterson.
i p
- .. .
CHAS .BANCKER,PreIet.'
Cuss ._Balvezza, Secretary. '; • ' ,
Jlr tinue to makelnsarance, perpetual or limited 't ,
on eve esetiption of property in town and country. - ,
The any have reserved a large Contingent Fond i
which, h their Capital and Premiums, safely invested,
afford
ar4 gr
e protection to the assured. ' • _ _
The is of the Company. on January 15t,1849,..ais
rablish eeably to an Act of Assembly, were as (bi- -,
t: vi
lo gee ----- • - , -..--- , ----..431,047,439
_.. Rea g rate ••-w.---. _ --.- 94,724
Te ry Loans —— ' 00,001-S5 ' 1 '
, /3 .-...-................:.;....—..... '5l 25 , ,Z
Castea:--....:............... -.....6-4, -, e:- .gs, ,2a 801 gy .- •
SinceitkAnecutoration, a period of 19 yearstileY
have p dward3 of, Ona M ill ion Four Hundred Thou.;
sand DollAtogses by-fire, thereby 'affording 'evidence ,
of the lidvt,tgeii of Insurance, as well as the ability and -
'disposttionnteet with promptness, all liabilities.
- • .' - J. GARDINER COPEINiAgent,-.,
.martli ,i . °thee N. E.corner Wood and ad sta.
..
a and Ztletrizte Insurance..
IftfLE InpaCe Col9p2Sl of North America, of P . kulttl:
delptuaiough its , du ly authorized Agent, the flub-
scriber, ode o nutke permanent and limited - Insurance
oa PrOPetlYthiS city and its vicinity, and on shipmentts
by the cana l / 4 1 rivers. , • •.,
. _
. ... , , DIRECTORS:
Artanr 0- %n, Preet. Samuel _Brooks, .
Alex. tient Charles Taylor, ' . -• '
Salttnel.W.;Jaes, ' . Samuel W. -Saiith,
Edward mat Ambrose White, • ",. • - :
• John A. RA, - Jacob AI. Thomas, ~. :.• ;
John Whitei , ... John 11. Ned;
Thomas P. le Richard D. Wood,':
ls ta
'Mo. \Vele ' ' Henry D. She s riard,Secii.'
This is the 0 t Invertinde Company in- the United' ,
States, having chartered in 1794. :Its charter ls per:-
Palma) and fro, high standing, long ',expetiettce, out",
Pie means, antaaiding all risks of an extra lumaxdous,
character, it rtle considered as °Hamm - ample secari
tY to the Public. WILLIAM" P. JONES.
At Counting/If Of Atwood,Jonei Zs Co ~- W ater and
Front sus., Pitts h. - - ; -- AnaY4Y
. 01 re .Mtartrae insurance: • - -
rrIHE INSCRAE CO. OF NORTH IthIERICA will.
1. make Permit andlimited Insurance on Property,
in this City and nit y, and on shipments by Canals,
Rivers, Laltestaly Sea. The properties ofthisCom,
pang are well and furnish an available fund for'
the am le indemntf all persons who desire who pro- -
teeted by Insurer).- . . WYE. P. JONES ; Agent, •
mayllt • . 44 Water street.
EDDIID AL EDJAIS ENSTIT
lik i r D , TMENT.—The regular course° f
AIL Lectures wt on the tirtitt, Noumea?.
and continue until test of February. The Anatomi
cal Department-me opened and ready to receive
Students by the fat October. The Medical Depart=
meat will beunder ilirettion of the following'
' - ' • MlMl:rail:
Z . FEXiMAN, M . Dfessorof.Anatamy.
IL S. Ninvrotr, M. soofesser of Surgery.
H. L ttorAT. 2M- . 11 : hssor of Theory and Practices;
Medicine. ' . - .. .
W. BY 4 a) PcovELLI b., Professor of Physiology, Pa
thology_Miaara and Geology t - • . .-.
3. KING, Al.; 11 . j• F,rore,irif Almeria bledica,Therapeut
•
tics and olearealspnidence. „ ,
J. MILTON SArID,WI 4., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
T. A. Waal:v: l ,l.f% D.,fessor of Obstetrics and Dls.
eases of women child ren ,
~ • _ . , . „
oLloti z.scztrans.-
Medicine—Prof. lit n y er „ . • ~ . .
Swarm—Prof. ft. 'NUrratir.
- Z ZEN , M. DI eomical Deinonstrater.
The fees fora full eon/mount to Weft%
Each Professor ' s Tielr 4 b.. Matrienlatoke SS. De
monstrator's E'ecAlo. fuation,SZ). . - • ' - ..
_ Those desiring further ination,WUlpleaso address
their letters (post paid) toDean ; and Students tun,
sin g in the city will Pletttll on him at the Comnier;
cial Hotel: S. NEWTON, 8.1. -D.: . -
Dean of the Faculty,
Hon.EW M Kato , Prof.Olery o n a Practice
of L
n o w -
.JMDwur. O l ,E 5 l, Prof k tercial Jerisprudece
Trett=2s persession .
` Allcounumcationspc
tows dep_a_
_ruhent mosr
be addressed to : • W, hl...WiGi -rack, •
lirempifir,,Ter.ri.,MAtrch, -- • ~. ,
The: Faculties, for inlet al. ' n hilid eei ,ma r af wort!,
and professional acquirerg will'compare favorably
withthemostdiathiguisheehreounrry.- The Medical
Faculty constitutes au - a ly in this or any Other
country-alt of them are Lecturers and the best of
Those who willeontetan ur geographical position,
and the extent of our popul can have no doubtes to
the eligibility of our situr d lor an 'enterprise or the
kind. Abio health, inclu I season's of the . year,w e
deny that any ettier city has;
. .. _. .
...
Tfic first class Of the Lto,Aledic al Departuients O.
this Institute were small, tor gentlemen compos i ng
Ahem are talented and in thtbst degree resPectable--r
a favorable runes fertile futtospentyofthe Initiate.
' That the:public may be - std of the permanency,o(
this school,we teel It , ourdt state that the. Trustees
~
and Faculty form a unit in ii, which n ogarew e II to s
its future success; and thateettliar internal organi
zation which connects thentnot be interacted..
' E. W - M.:KING; . -
'le Mei:aphis
W.
Institute..
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Presldea
• Th e ,f.Pi ttab
Br — wA ry, ~_
V AYlNGtaken alease qwellknowißretey
,
and having it now in Aeration I ara nowpre•
1
pared to furnish my friends 4 he public with a supe
rior article. of ALE and RAN B EER, in Dal
quantity.' Call and see, at er of Fen n s t iee teed
Barker's alley. -'- . IS ',- ". A. BENITZ.
willhave fine and cone
rind third ' "stories
soil furnish at reasonable
Cellar, suitable for Storage. I
up26:tfj N 0124 Seconds
• Wixtdop, - .Sh Sgurptitirs, - •
GLASS PAINTING AN NING. warranted ;o
washi at No. Sra =Err, PrZTS/3114IGEL
For specimens, call at Wi Hall ; Walker's .11x
- change, Smithfield street; gevilltt Hat Store, Wood
Masonic and I. O. O. P.'skis rind Sailgets painted
in a superior manner. I
Fresco p_ainting executed *int sqle; with Anteri
can and Foreigndgaigns. AIMS WATSON — I'
iattf - rARD
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tOtago oa the second`.
Ai r so c1 :1 ° 1 5 :;& - a watrind h
fr 4
& aIAN_
Srolthkeld and Wood