But lilHerty Property for Sale.-"
A PROPER EC of'3o''fefet iront on the Tunipike at
j£% East Libertjvby 94 deepon a street toalien, kavfhg
obricjc paUqge/Hcuie ahd‘Jiitcfce»y' good Cellar under
the House, a gardfiaand valuable Fruit Treea ot various
r-'f JRo«eauon;-oajthoTlgt*o£ Aptii;. Price $BOO
. * ''Terms, $2OO in hand; balance at $lOO a year :
, . ••; ;> .' .i ,S,CUTHBERT,General Agent,
?■■■"* r-y V-, v ?r* V- ;>:?6SmHhfield street.
J'or aent in BlrmlngUum.
“ Produce business. Possess
- ■SSSiMii with a low. rent, to a good
’ ' ‘ large "Brick—occupied as a boarding
•' ; ’ new three story Brick Houses—some
' “Bishea}'possession given immediately'. Others on
• r the lttApril. • .. .
ALSO-On'e-Frame House, and. 'several np. stairs
- rooms* • • v . s ...,
ALSO—Oni'Brick Yard/'and Kiln to.bumin.:
• ALSO—OneLuraber Yard* with space .'to put a 1 large
: amotmr—anti .one o f the' best points about the city for
■. .-sale*.- . ' { .
• FORSALEOR large. lot»iftvorably.
/situated for aFoundry andEnglneShop brother-mami*
‘factoring, paying deep.water in from, (£u harbor,) for
; • fitting out and repairing steamboats,4c.
ALSO, FOR SA.LE-~150,000. Brick, iihloi;, and sold
■ • low; if not sold'before, they will be sold bn
, the 25th of Marchnext jl atl2 6 , clocfc,M I .forcashorap.
proved paper.'
1 . ALSO—LoIBoh lease, tohaild on.
' Appljr.lo too subscriber, at Ins office hi Birmingham,
..7 near ihe from 10 to2rs)r auhe Wnreroom
1 of Kasv, Mathews AT qo., No.fiS Water street,-^-or
;■. ; ihrotfgh ihe Pittsburgh Post bffice, by paid letter. -
- fe ** ' • - •V'.;y : JOHN jRHEY.
■ ,riT?, O . , i,VSU l Pro P® rl y for Bale. i
A VALUABLE PROPERTY of three-fourths of on
atirc, having a front of Ul feet on High street, by
SOdeep.on Kirkpamck street to Herman. alley! with a
:. Dwelling .House of 6 large rooms, p porr li
! i i*? and cellar, a -well. of fine .wateT, edaf shed
. . .. and other out boil Thi& property is pleasantly lo
c^* et *3 a fine view of bar -three .rivers l and two
• • lt ‘ e ®* Pnce 515Q0.; Terms 55751 n hand; baiahce Sul
, 2i3and«l years. .S, CUTHBERT, General Agent,
M .,f fepl, ~• . . I.76Snmhiieldstreet
____ Lavrenc«TUie Property.
: fj'Oß SALE7-A valriableproperty of SOt feet Trout
.oa Butler Btreet by 107 od Prospect street,; with a
new brick House, of five rooms, and a. large
Store fitted up and. doing a good business; nh BraM
• ' excellent Cellar and Bake Oven, Stable, Garderi,™"™?* 1 ,
&c. Alio, a. Steam,‘Engine, ananged for turning two.
lathes j three; Grindstones; and two smalt Mills; for
grinding Barley, Com Meal, Feed, Ac.; two wells of
% water rgram and meal cribs,and many other fixtures.
. PricejS26oo. Or the Real Estate will be sold without
-the Engine, Ac.; The ownerisgoing'West, which is the
' only reesonforoffering so great a bargain. -
' - S. CUTiiBERT-, General Agent,
r:: 70SmlthfieldstreeL
-A jttSo
T-V-wy T»lnal>le City. Property for Batc;
HE undersigned, Administrators of, the estate of
Thomas Fatrman,. deceased, offer tor sale the entire
-\ .real-estate the . -Thomas Fairman,coasisting of
«he 20 feet lot fromingch-Libeftystreet, running back
•*., toa 10 feet alley;. .Also, the tavematana known as the
r .. ■ Mansion House, \yitK the gToonds and stable connected,
** ' fromwg on Plum alley, thirty^three feet fourinches.
AlipjthreelotsfronUngonChenTaley,eacheight
: , een feetfront, and funning, baok 60 feet parallel with
, * Plum auey.. All of which property will be sold at pri
. .yatc fehle, by.application to me subscribers! orifnot sold
. before the 25th of March, will be offered at auction to
the highest bidders.:
Aiso, the Tavern stand is offered to rent. Apply to
ZLFAIRMArf, or
r.campbell,
151 Liberty street.
ia3o:touSs
ForEentti9
A' that portion of my river-'bottom, lying between
jtV the Piusbnrgband Braddock’s Field Plant road
aaq the river, supposed to contain about fifty acres, to
• which will be attached atwo story Frame'Houße, with
on exceftent cellar underneath, oh Orchard, a Stable
and Barp* It is in a high Btaieofculuvation, and would
be vnslLcaiculated for Uairy or Cxl3deung purposes.—
Toe facilities of getting to; market are equal to any in the
have his choice of the river,
; planxroad or railroad for his accommodation. No per*
• son need apply unless he can come well recommended
for hanesty, industry ahdeobriety. ,
, jagfctw* m G.-HAWKINS,
j-;.:.Ke.*lJßitats for
ff'HE undersigned offers for sale a large number of
•A valuable building lots, and some very desirable sites
for aanufactories, in the borongh of Birmingham, loca
ted.near the new Public School Houso and English Lu
theranCfcurch.
The rapid gTowth of Birminghacu in population and
mannfactming wealth,: and the-reasonable prices at
which.lotswiß be .sold; will render them asafe and pro*
.fiwle.investment. Tule perfect. • Terms favorable.
For particulars and terms enquire of the undersigned.
at the office of Geo. F- Gilmore, Grant street,'
Pittsburgh, between ,3d and: 4th streets,or of William
Byntmes and N, Patterson, Esq’rs, at their offices in
Birmingham. -- pan27] ; MOSES F. EATON.
" For Salo.
HpHE aabacriberoffers for s&iea .large and well built
A BRICK HOUSE, with five or more acres of ground,
situated onthe Fourth street Road) within three miles of
tins cujr, Possession given wxtho isi of April aexi
vgry desii-abto lot of ground, containing over
FOUR AyKES, with a spring of excellent water there
on, situated near the above. Also, a lot of ground 48
. utcheaxy 120; feet, adjoining the residence of Mr.
A. Tonejy near the city, opposite the 7th Ward, on
Feaniyivani* Avenue, Possession given immediately.
.. Uit nbw certain that the Flank Road will be completed
future above property earlyin the coming Eummer. —
br farther information apply to DAVID BEELER, 4th
ttreer Hoed, near the first described property. oa22:tf
mr , Samraer Bonding Haute to Xet.
on Nunnery Hil], with out Baildinge,
A Orchard, aambberyj <fcc. t including abogt len acree
Of ground, will be let to a good tenant, who wishes to
Jceep'a house for the reception of visitors,
•The .person Tenting may become an Agent for the sale
« some of the. adjoining ground, and, if successful in
aaietnmay more than pay the rent. The location is
healthy, ana has many laciiities makingu particularly
desirable asa summer retreat. Enquire of Thompson
peUvauhe> office of A. WILKINS A CO.,
3022 .. . corner Third and Market sts.
• Valuable Property tot Hextt*
« A three story BRICR-BOUSE, belon* in* to
sggk tire estate of Wm. J. Totesw, deceased, is otfer
- Iflfia! , ed for or lease. It is situated on Fourth su
igLafiStbctweenFerry and Liberty streets, and has been
Mwiy papered ahdpaintcd ; it is now occupied by Mrs.
Yftmer. Kent, 8350 per annum. Apply to- myself, or
Bobxbt C. Tottet, at the works of Knap & Co. :
Possession given on the Ist of April;
L. R. M’ABOY,
Guardian.
Orug and Prescription Store for Sale.
A DHUQ and PRESCRIPTION STORE, located in
a nourishing and improving part of the city, which
uaoing a profitable business As offered for sale apon
ea*y terms, .
Fog farther particulars, apply at thisoffiee. [jagg
Foim Street Property for sale.
QA . FEET .on Penn street by 110 feet deep to an alley.
OvJ ' Just below St. Clair street, and adjoining Mat
theWfl’Livery Stablo. Enquire of Thompson Bell, at
A. WILKINS & CO.’S.
Ijfinn OF LANBjih Jefferson county, for
9 v/Vw sale, Enquire of Thompson Bell, at the
«ffiCB°r A. WILKINS & CO.,
3«ga. -,.. : r . ■ corner 3rd and Market sts.
- ;-Clieap-Country tlealdence.
: \ "OT oa Nunnery Hill, containing four acres, will
be sold very low to any one wishing to build there
on. The access will be easy, and the lot commands a
most beanufol view. roct2l] THOMPSON BELL.
For Aent, .
A STORE, on Market street, between
A. Third and Fo arlh streets, at present occupied by
: Mr. ThamavWhtte, tfs a Dry Goods Store. • * 1
Also—A large well finished ROOM in the second
: door to Mr- Duff’s Mercantile College This
.Room is well calculated and suitable for a Musical Sa
.• loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged as
double offices. Eio. GAZZaSI
, apl:tf '< ' : . Office, Third st.,over the Post Office.
Coal Land on Tougniogheny, .
IAA ACRES on the river, just above the 2nd Dam
XUtS there is a pit opened and railroad prepared for
putting coal in boats. - toct2l] THOMPSON BELL.
•• ■ -j-,' ~JLpfo. . . _ . . - • -
M a#o STORt BRICK HOUSE, on Bank
r Jggrli&no, Allegheny,betweenthe Hand street bridge
ana Aquedact. Enquire of H. W. Fish, Real Estate
Broker, corner of, 6th and Smithfield-streetsr • [oct29
For Sole*
a THE three story BRICK DWELLING. No. 10
Hajrstrfcet, Snyder’s Row. Price $3OOO. Terms
—®«K> cash; $5OO in one yearjand $2OOO in live years.
'To 5e secured by mortgage pa the premises; Clear of
- all incumbrance, and titledcdisputable. Apply io •
: WILLIAM DIGBY;
No. ISl*Liberty street.
A Form for Sale.
rflHB BUbscrlberodera for sale a FARM OF LAND,
■ JL: eontaining 160 acre»—loo of whicharecleared.—
TEe:&na liesdirectlyon the road from Middletown to
-JelEsnon; iti*well-watered; withabearing orchard,
endipeeen and pear trees; and a Coal bank. The
, buildings consist of.a hewedlog House and Barn; with!
Stabling. For farther particulars apply to the subscri
ber,on the premises) in-Allegheny .county, 13 miles
from Pittsburgh. NATHANIEL M’CLINTON.
Horn tovmihip, October 33—tf
• ITorSale*
jL .LQfc OF GROUND, containing Acres, situate
Oriemilebclowthe town of Beaver. Beaver coon
— - ty.on-which there isereeted a ; new Brick House, 46 by
40fflet,HBtories Mgb, With abasement. The house has
beeaweli built and well finished, and contains 13 rooms.
Xtli bfthe'Ohio river, and commands
afineviewo/ .t,and rs hounded on the North west by
' the State road leading to New Lisbon, Ohio. This pro
petty Would be desirable for a country residence, or for
agardeWo* summer boarding house. A lot of o acres
* fiffioinihg itwill be sold with itVif desired by.thepnr.
' chaser. ; "The terms are so moderate, that it will bea
to the
feb23:tf . . AliomeyaatLaw, Fourth's!.
•' For Sale, j
' ' A HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Pike street, between
' -A. walnut and:Foctory ?aee_ts,iFiflh Ward, The Lot
■' iaSS feet ftrout and 100 feet deep, on ' j;lch.there are
two small ErameTenementB_Tennse*-y;-.TjUo good.
For particulars, enguire>of Aldermen PARKINSON,
■ Penn street, Fifth ward. : - - mayi-.u
:£ A.’ ! -y- - Lana for Sale. y
- rTtHEChartier’s Coal Company will sell somo, very dt-
J. riraWtir"’ af-CUND, situated on and near the
Steubenville Tunlpike,«nd tear the southern terminus
of their railroad. •
The Land will bc divided into quantities to suit par
chjmgs.and the term, of ugFhe ve^easy,
.Taco*, - Manager. _
• • ' - - ’' T©-X«CtV" \ . . j
Al LARGE CELLAR, soitablo. for. fiionog..^Posses
e jaifctf N 0.150 W«e**trejst
i* ..-V'.'.-tc. {*■. •yV*..*;
,j - V. -> £•?*§ «;?«>{ ,
. ' -.-"‘r’*-* . -a ,-.- ;>< * - - *■ *v-. ‘-t- ‘A.*! ■ i;,' r l> A .•«
.< w, Removal*
rPHE euhscriber.wishes to inform the citizens bfEitis*.
X vbuxglfand thepuhliogeheraUYj thathehas removed
liis CARPET STORE from Nos*6l and 63 Wood street,*
to'the Apollo Buildings* on Fourth street, recently, occu
pied-by- the Museum, aiid has connected therewith-'the"
adjoining rooms, forinerlyusedas the Chronicle Printing
•office—whieb r m connection-whhhis old roonumakes
the moat •spacious Carpet establishment inihe country*
and his advantages so tarsurpass any liousc in'this city
for space, arrahgementand good light, r that he is certain
of suiting ever y person Who may favor him witha call.
His stock is complete iu every article in his line, and
great pams wiUl>eiaken at all times to show goods to
persons wishing to look or buy.. >
oerti t ..... e. w. tlvniy
Philosophy of Branareth’s Togeiable" :
‘ t ; ; Pills* )
TKTtffiN the theory of the circulation of the blood
JX. ***? secret spring* of; vitality
were then partially exposed to our view. We saw and
• we eat. was converted into
•*i!2 0 ?l3 js> Te P a,r^ c ? waste of the animal machine;
fae ’ which.keeps at;a life heat theflnternal
ares mat warm, and invigorate our iniierman. The
5 ne lectnc-fluid which carries ihisheatto every
.ramification of the body, even to the extremities of the'
. .While the blood is thus the seat of
life, itis also the seat of. disease, v Food gives the body
strength; Brnudreth’s pills give'blood the necessary
power to throw out from itself all impurities, thus ren
densgthe stream of life pare hiidheauliy.' If menwere
.raore_Rincere, there would be fewer religiouicreeds;
and if they kept close to nature’s laws in the management
of their.bodies, they would require little medicine. As
men grow inteiilligent they will become wiser.and hap*
pier,-.even now, their. - wisdom is proved by the fact that,
when sickness assails them, tbcyuseßrandreth?a Vege
table Univeral Pills, which soon restore them to health.
They are peculiarly adapted to the climate, and require
no extra care when they are used, iu either dieior cloth
ing. They should be always in the house, so thatupon
the first indication of sickness they may be used; One
dose in the beginning is more potent for good, than a
dozen after the sickness is fixed in the system. In colds,
coughs, asthma, rheumatism, costiveness, fevers, and .in
all acute; heavy or deep-seated pains, their effects will
befoanaqeyoud all praise. Three or five will'act like
a charm, often curing a dangerous malady at once,'•.sa
ying months of sickness and the evils-thereunto attend
ing.. Remember, Brandreth’a Pills .are-a known and
fatly tested medicine, one that is used by hundreds of
thoasands'in this country and throughout the civilized
world.; They are quietly superseding all other medi
cines. They take out only that from the blood which is.
the cause of weakness and pain, leaving strength and
health: they produce healthy sleep ainieht, and an ap
petite that relishes ail kinds of food. ; i
Sold at No. 29 Diamond alley—the only place in'FiUa
burgh where the genuine Brandreih Pills are kept for sale
—the undersigned is the oniy agent in the city. «
dec23:3m THOMAS REPPATH.
sc COGNAC” vintage, 1823, pale,in
\J bottles, for sale by [ja29) M.D, PATTON.
GLLAND GIN-—3 pipes, high flavor, Anchor and
. Star brand, for sale by {ja29) M.D. PATTON.
IRISH WHISKEY—2 puncheons w Suan’s ” Dublin
genuine melt Whiskey, for saleby \-
ja29 M. D. PATTON.
RUM— 8 bids. New England and Jamaica Rum, for
sale by {Journal copy.) M. D. PATTON. .
A SUPERIOR lot of Scotch Ale and Brown Stout for
sale by- [ja24] JAMES P. HORBACH.
FLOUR— 60 bbls.fine Flour, just rec’d and sale by
octlS SHRIVER A BARNES.
PRINTING PAPER—A fullsupplyof alt the different
sizes on hand and made to order.
fet)2o REYNOLDS A 311 EE.
&JTE BEANS—4 bbls. for sale by
dec27 KING A MOORHEAD.
ZIOLT’S REVOLVERS—Received by express, an ad
.V ditional supply of these “ peace makers,” |arfd, at
. this time, in our city, necessary “ seif-protectors.”
W. W. WILSON, Watch Maker,
, ja2s . Corner Market and Fourth sis.
T) RANDY and WINES, in bellies ;
■»J Old Scoteh Whiskey;
“ Irish “
u Pale and Dark Brandies;
“ Jamaica Rum;
Champagne Wine;
Madeira u
Cherry “
London\Dock Port Wine;
Claret and German do; For sale by
JAMES P. HORBACH,
jaS4 19? Liberty street.
2 /inn HAVANA ORANGES;
jVJUU 40 boxes Malaga Figs ;
ISO drums do do
ISO ido do do For sale by
JOSIIUA RHODES A CO.,
ja24 ' No 6 Wood street.
French merinos, &c.,&c.—
20pieces black French Merino;
50 do colored; do;
100 do paramctta Ciolhs, ; all colon j
ISO do Coburg do do;
300 do Alpaca. Jusi received al
a. a. aiason &. co:s. t
Nog. 62and 64 Market si reel
RAISINS— 500 boxes M. R, Raisins:
250 half do do;
/ .40 casks Currants;
40boxes Citron;
10cases, fancy notes, Prunes;
JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
No. 0 Wood streei
_decl7
JUST RECEIVED and tor sale a new supply ot fine
PERFUMERY, including—
Jenny Lind Pomades;
Queen of Flowers’ Hair Oil;
Porecine Seap;
. Jenny Lind Extract;
Roussel’s Amandies;
COULTER A HACKE,
corner of Wood and 3d streets.
O-PARTNERS HiP.—The subscriber* have entered
into Co-Partnership under the firm of Scjufe, Ar
euisjkA Oeslt. WM.B.SCaIFE,
JAMES ATKINSON,
jo3l JOHN M. OKELY.
BATING BUILDINGS.—We are prepared to fur*
tisb and erectapparatus for heaunglargc or small
buildings, by steam or hot water, and have engaged D.
H. Williams, from the: east, to superintend its construc
tion. pa3l} SCACFE, ATKINSON & OKELY.
BARRELS prime N. O. Molasses, per steamer
40 Messenger [doc!6] CARSON A M’KNIGHT.
Molasses and sugar—
-82 bbla-N. O. Molasses;
16 bids, do Sugar
Landing from steamer Keystone State, and lor sale.
ia9 CARSON A fII’KNIGHT, 94 Water st.
RAPPING AND PRINTING PAPER fo sale, in
large or small quantities, by
Jal4 W. P. MARSHALL.
PLANTATION SUGAR—3d nhds. prime plantation
Sugar (old crop,) on consignment and for sale by
dec!9 MILLER A RICKETSON.
FINE, French and Germau Wine for sale by ’
ja24 ' JAMES P. HORBACH
PLANTAGENET GUARD RAZORS.—‘‘The only
safe and perfect Razor manufactured.” Just’re-
per express, another lot of these truly valuable
and unique Razors. pals] W. W. WILSON.
COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS.—4O doz. on band and for
sale low to close consignment.
T. K. M’KNIGHT * BROS.,
Jl7 Wood street,
THE besuilace in Pittsburgh to buy real good Tea, is
at MORRIS & HAWORTH’S Tea Store, east side
of the Diamond—soc,, 75c., and §l,OO & tb. Alt srtlctly
genuine Teas.
•The Black Teas at 75c., and the Green Teas at §l,OO,
are the very best Teas imported into the Uiiitcd States.
Central Tea Store*
Tf U3T RECEIVED a full aud fresh assortment of
tl Green and Black Teas, which will be sold ou the
most favorable terms, wholesale'and retail, either from
the original packages or in metallic packs, to sail custo
mers. All Teas warranted fresh—packed or loose.
ja29 H. C. KELLY, Fifth street.
/"'IOLD HUNTING WATOHEJS^—Just received and
V3T for sale at reduced prices, twelve splendid, foil
jewelled gold hunting patent lever VVateheß—assorted
sizes for gentlemen and ladies.
Also, six very fine twenty jewelled, real Johnson,
Gold patent lever Watches.
Also, twelve ladies’gold Watches, of fine quality and
assorted sizes and patterns—all warranted.
WAV. WILSON, Watch Maker,
_ corner of Market and Fourth sts.
H A. HILLIKES <&. CO.,
AVE on HAND ai their extensive CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. 04 Smnhficld «t.
a large assortmeni of.fancy and plain Furniture, which
•hoy will sell 15 per cent, below customary rates.
; Terms—cash only. [deo37:ly
” uiasointion.
TOHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers, under the firm of J. 3. BONNET A Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either pnrtner
may use the name of the concern in settlement
JEROME S. BONNET
MATTHEW D. PATTON
Pittsburgh, April Ist, 1850.
E7* Having soldmy entire interest in the firm of J S
Bonnet & Co. to hL D. Patton, ray late partner, and in
retiring from business, I take great pleasure in recom
mending him to the confidence of my friends and the
public. Cap3] J. S. BONNET.
Gravel Roofing.
THE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of
Pittsburgh and vicinity, that they are now fully pre
pared to fill orders for GRAVEL ROOFING, in a man
ner not to be surpassed in this city or elsewhere. From
thetr experience in business, they feel confident that
they will render satisfaction to all those who may give
them work. The superiority oi Gravel Roofs over any
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 referthem
to Messrs. Tliomns Liggett. Sr., John F.. Perry, Rody.i
Patterson, Jr.,ana others,for> wfiam 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 McGOVERN.
JOHN BRINNIN.
. •. To Printer*.
THE subscriber would call the attention of Printers, to
his improved rrinflrig Inks, of various kinds and
colors, which he offers for sale at the lowest market
prices, and warrants to be of the very first Quality
! . JOHN D. M’CREARY,
. • V; Printing-Ink Manufacturer
i No. 331 and 333 Stanton st., New York
His agents tn Pittsburgh are—Mr. R. C. Stockton an
Mr. Win. S. Haven.
Thispaperia primed with hie News-Ink. focUB
R.C. Stockton, ; *
' BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
- No. 47,-corker op Market and Third' streets,
HAS constantly on hand for sale—Writing, Letter,
Pntmng and Tea PAPER; Bonnet, Binders’, Fui-
BOARDS j Book and Newspaper
PRINTING INK—which he will sell at the lowest pash
prises, or taexchange for Rags and Tanners’ Scraps.
,aep!9 K
/TOBACCO.—SO boxes prime just received and for
-SRl&by, . pall . _ _ 3TUART.& SILL.
JEFFERSON COUNTY LANB-1.000 acTesfor saio
o«4 , THOMPSON BELL.
, C i?SS h .* “ na , Coid * Oared in 48 Hoars.
:01NCEtheLntr6auciion of this now compound,Coughs
kj and colds are cured in a very short:time; we will
wpTrantDnrKeyaer’Apectoral Syrup to cure cases of
.CougbSj Volas, Bronchitis, Lalgugitiß; in less time and
at a cheaper rate than any other-meaicine ever discov
ered. •. .
rr HAS AN ENTIRELY NSW ACTION—The old
Cough Medicines always sicken the stomachland pro
duce nausea which is more disagreeable than thetJough
itself. This is obviated in this mixture, for itisapleas
.ant eoothingarticle and it wiilcure, or the money will be
refunded! The evidence in favor of this medicine in>
oar city, from onr own Citizens, should convince any one
iof its efficacy.. It is the prescription of aregulOr physi
cian, aiid has been used by him In his own practice for
a numbcr<ofyears,with theraost heroic success.
CONSUMPTION.—A.Iady from Steubenville writes,
that her daughter had-been--afflicted with a Cough and
expectoraiton,night sweat's, hecticfever, and ail the
distressing symptoms of consumption, and that after ta
king two bottles she was entirely A gentleman,
in Washington county, who hod'suffered with Asthma
and Chronic Cough for eight years, has been entirely re
lieved andthe cough removed by the Use of half a do
zenof bottlesof the Pectoral Syrup. A gentleman from
PeoriaillUnois; writes that “he knows the Pectoral Sy
rup lobe a good article, for, be has used it In his own
case and in theeases of members of his family with the
most perfect success..
i It is o?ra ov tub Cheapest Medicjkes now known.
—lt is put up in half pint bottles at 50 : cents each, or six
.bottles for 82,50. • ■ • - ;
Codntbt Storekeepers would do well to keep.a sup
ply of thismcdicine on hand all the time, as it is one of
theraost perfect and efficacious remediesever discover-'
ed for all coughs And'diseases of the lungs and incipient
Consumption.
CAUTION persona will try to get
you to buy s.otae one of the various nostrums, but do not
heed them! - If yotPwant to get well, buy
' Pectoral. Stbttp, and take' no other; this will cure, you.',
It has.in it spine of pie most valuable plants, and herbs
of the materia', inedica, and is compounded by . a person
skilled hi the healing art. There can be no deception in
this medicine. It is prepared in' your own city, and the
proprietor has nunieronslcertiflcales, attesting its valu
able properties,' which will'be shown to any person-de
sirous of seeing them.
V. Agents Wanted throughout the United States to sell
this medicine. Large discounts will be made to those
who will take an interest iii the medicine. It will-pay a
large profit to all agents; besides, they witlbe doing suf
fering humanity aservice by placing iii theirhands ‘the
greatest medicine for Lung diseases the worldhas ever
produced!
For sale, wholesale and retail, bjr KEYSEK.A M’-
DOWELL, Druggists,l4o Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
-to whbm'allletters for agencies must be addressed.—
'Also,for sale by D.M. Curry jAJlegheay city.; P. Brock
er, jr., Brownsville; George Bairo, Washington; John
H Buchanan,"Hickory,*' George Keyser, M’Keesport;
J. D. Vowell, Canonsburgb; and by merchants and
druggists generally. [jags
Public Attention
Is respectfully invited to Shi following truths, set forth in
relation to one <f the most important Remedies of mod
ern times!
PETROLEUM OR ROCK OIL;
IT is not more than one year ago since this gTeat rem
edy was brought before the public, for the relief and
cure-of disease. Its great powers to heal, have, since
then, become fully appreciated by the community, and
we allege that the longer it is tried the more certain win
its great fame spread. It is not the remedy of a day,
got up for the sole purpose of making money; but, one,
which we conceive, will continue to be used when ail
nostrums have been forgotten. The PETROLEUM Is
a Natural Remedy, elaborated in the depths of the earth
by a power and agency that laughs to scorn all human
competition. It is our duty, when we write about a
medicine, that we write truth— that we say nothing
calculated to deceive thosewho may trust our word or
pul confidence in our statements. The sick are very
apt to catch at.any thing that promises relief from dis
ease. A story can hardly bo too - highly wrought to. an
swer the object of gulling or humbugging some of them.
Now, we do not desire to do this; we are .anxious only
that the truth in relation to our Remedy should be told,
in order to secure for it a reputation far exceeding any
single article of the materia medica. Plain, unvarnished
facts—facta that may be ascertained in onr own city and
neighborhood, bear ample testimony in favor of the Pe
troleum.
Within the past two months, two of our own citizens,
who were totally blind , have been restored to sight
Several cases or blindness, in the State of Ohio, have
been cured. And, also, the case of a gentleman In Bea
ver county. There are others; but these cases are near
home, and may be referred to by any persons who may
have doubtson the subject. These cases wereenrei af
ter they had been abandoned by physicians as boneless-
The Petroleum will cure, when used according to direc
lions—Diarrhoea, Dysentefy, Piles, Rheumatism, Gout*
Neuralgia, Eruptions on the Skin, Pimples on the face 1
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm, Tetter, Scald Head,
pains in the bones and joints, old sores. Ulcers, Wens,
Tumors, Scrofula, Cancer, Spinal irritation, Fever and
Ague,Chronic Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Pul
monary affections of a chronic nature, lending to pro
duce CONSUMPTION. • • •
Bums and Scalds, diseases of the Bladder and Kid
neys, Chapped Hands, Excoriated Nipple*, Coras and
Bunions. In fact, it is a qbkat universal remedy, and
has been tried in most of the above diseases within the
past year with themost perfect success. Certificates
that will astonish are in the hands of the proprietor, who
will take pleasure in showing them to the afflicted or
their friends.
Whatever others may say about their medicines, the
Petroleum is the'greatest Remedy of the age. Phy
sicians of high standing iu the profession ate beginning
to use it in their practice. Those who at first looked on
with doubt and uncertainty, are willing to' award it due
praise and consideration. Before another year roll*
round, all will be compelled to acknowledge that the
Petroleum is the greatest medicine ever discovered.
For sale, wholesale and Retail, by
KEYfiER A M’DOWELL,
_ 140 Wood street.
Also—R. E. Sellers, 57 Wood street-; D. M. Corry, D.
A. Elliott. Joseph DoUgl&stu Allegheny City. Also, by
the Proprietor, S. M. KIER, Canal Basin, 7th street,
Pittsburgh. ‘ y a 8
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
PKPBINI
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
Or O&fitrlc Juice I
A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURES,
PREPARED from Rennet, or the fourth stomach of
the Ox, after directions by Baron Liebig, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON, M.D.,No.
11, North Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
This is a truly* wonderful remedy for INDICESTIO :Y,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CONSTIPATION , LIFER
COMPLAINT, and DEBILITY, curing*alier Nature's
own method,by Nature’s own agent, the Gastric Juice.
Haifa leaspooniuH of this Fluid, infused in water,
will digest or dissolve Five Pounds of Roast Best in
about two Bonus, out of the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
Baron LiZßio,ih hiscelebrated work on AnimaiChcra
ietry, says: “An artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous 40
the Gastric Juice,may be readily prepared from the mu
cous membrane of the stomach of the calf, in which va
rious articles of food, as meat and eggs, will bo so soft
ened, changed and digested, just in the same manner as
they woulobe in the numau stomach.”
Dr. Febeiha, in his famous treatise on “ Food and Di
et,” published by Fowleis A Wells, New \ ork, page 35,
states the same great fact, and describes the method of
preparation. Thereore few higher authorities than Dr.
Dr. Combe, in his valuable writings on the “ Physiolo
gy of Digaellon,” observes that “ a diminution of the due
quanti# of the Gastric Juice is a prominent and all-pre
vailing cause of Dyspepsiaand he states that “ u dis
tinguishedDrofessor or medicine in London, who was
severely afflicted with this complaint, finding every ihim
else to foil, had recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtaine!
from the stomach of living animals, which proved com
pletely anccessfoL”
Dr. Graham, outhor of the famous works on “ Vegeta
ble Dict,”.snys: “It is a remarkable fact in physiology,
ihatihc stomachs of animals, macerated in water, im
part to the fluid the property of dissolving various arti
cles of food, and of effecting a kiud of artificial diges
tion of them in no wise different from the natural digest
ive process,”
Dr. Simon’s great work, the u Chemistry’ of Man,” (Lea
A Blanchard, Phila., 1940, pp 021*2) says: “ The discov
ery of PEPSIN forms anew era in the chemical history
of Digestion. From recent experiments we know that
food is dissolved ns rapidly in an artificial digestive
fluid.prepared -from Pepsin, as it is in the natural Gas
tric Juice itself.”
Professor Dunolibon, of the Jefferson College. Phila
delphia,in his great work on Human Physiology, devotes
more than fifty pages to an examination of ibis subject
His experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the Gastric
Juice, obtained from the living hnman stomach and from
animals, ore well known. “In all cases,” he sayß, “di
gestion occurred us perfectly iu the artificial as in the
natural digestions.”
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,
Dr. Houghton’s preparation of PEPSIN ha< produced
the most marvelous effects, curing cases of Debility,
Emaciation, Nervous Decline,and Dyspeptic Consump
tion, supposed to be on the very verge or the grave, it
i* impossible to give the details of cases in the limits of
this advertisement—but authenticated certificates have
been given of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK
ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New York, aiid Bostou
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 ttirf Ague, and
the evil effects of Quinine, Mercury, and other drugs
upon the Digestive organs, after a long sickness. Also,
for excess in eating, and tne 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 single dost rtmovts all the unpleasant symp
toms, and it only needs to be repeated, for a shomime,
to make these good effects permanent. PURITY OF
BLOOD and VIGOR OF BODY, follow nt once. It is
particularly excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness of the pit of tho Stomach, distress af
ter eating, low, cold state of the Blood. Heaviness, Low
ness of Spirits, Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness,
tendency to Insanity, Suicide, Ac.
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 Slates,
and by respectable dealers in Medicines generally.
Agents for Pittsburgh, KEYSER A McDOWELL, 141
Wood street. ?
Retail dealers supplied at Proprietor’s prices. [nv2o:v
Also, for sale by R. E. SELLERS, 57 Wot d street. '
Bull’i Sarsaparilla and tht Cbolera, '
NOT a single man, woman or child has died of the
CHOLERA or any of its symptoms who used this
invaluable preparation. Look atihecityof Louisville;
where this sarsaparilla is made, and where from 150 to
200 bottles are retailed doily, bnt few isolated caseß of
Cholera have occurred, and they were either persons
from boats orthosew|ib disregarded oar advice.
_ [ Cincinnati ChronxcU*
For sale by KEYSER & hPHOWELL, 140 Wood it
where the genuine arllolo may always be
P
ETROLEUM—A cenam cure tor DlAfttiHCEA* a
disease very prevalent Hub hot weather-the fore
runner of Chimera. Try it! For sale by
jyfl • KEVSER AMcDOWELL, 140 Wood gu
'YTT'HITE fifi.far4ale by .
ff . dec6 B.A.FAHNESTQCK fcCO,
book and job PRINTING.’ ;
Si W. Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
fPHEpToprietor of the Morning Post and Mercbuxl
Jk AUNTFAmrajiB, iespectfullyjnforraa his friends 1
ana Ur patrons ofth'es'dpapefs. trial he has n large as '
TYPE AND ALL OTHER MATERIAL
necessary Printing Office, and that he iB pre
pared to'execute .. ....-. j •
, press printino op evert dbsctuption: *
Boo**, jsills Of hading , : Cirpulart,,
Paorotott, ........ Bill Heads,, .. ... h.-. Cards, ' "
:l • , ' Blanks, . ' Hat. Tips,
nlrfirT Itln . <Js ofßlanks, Stage,Steamboatanti...Caual
frf!.- with appropriate cuts, printed on theshortest
nouee and'mosi reasonable terms. . 7- : -
r asks tbepatronage of his friends tajid
luepublic generally,in ibis branch ofhisbnslnebs.' r 1
-_sep2B ' - L.-HARPEB;;
JAMES W. WOODWEI*t,q
' MANUFACTURER ,
Ware-rooms 97 and 99; Third street.
JW. W. respectfully infonos.higfrleads-ajiaciistom
• ers that he has now completed the largest and fi
nest stock of household'furniture ever before ‘seen'-in
ibis euy, as. he is determined to: uphold, the "quality with
Weli-flca*oned materials, best workmanship, and newest
deßigitef tthd from"the extent of his orders and facility.'
in htautifaciuringv to produce warranted
.r a^ l ßre,attheTowesl|priceß. ,
lie hag- adopted the prirfcipie ondeiuifying
tomers , interest with hie own, in quality and price, and
keeps always on hand the greatest variety
coption of furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to
- the most elegant and costly, dial a'hoase, or nny part of
one, may be furnished from his stock, or mamifaciured
to order. He therefore solicits ait inspection,
that the advantages of his establishment ihay*be;kh6wii.
ine following articles consist, in part, of his Block, which
for richness of style and finish, corindt he‘snfphssed in
any ot the Eastern citiest; /: - . . -
' Parlor, »
drawing, din* f ' '‘ ; : .
ingi and bed room • - 1
chairs, of every variety, . i :
consisting of rosewooo'd, ma* •’ ;
_ hogany and .walnut Eli zabc then, * c ' : -
Coiiservatoire and Easy Chairs, of every
description; Couchesy.Sofas.Tete-a-tete and Di
- vans. of.the latest French ana American patterns;
Tashaes, What-Nots, and ludies’ parlor Writing rDesk9
of various kinds; Work Tables and'fancy-inlaid
stands, music stands; and holders, marble top, mu
bogaay, rose wood and walnut centre and sola, ta- .
bles, extension' dining table?; all ; fiizesof: the' :
most improved, and decidedly the besi.ki.ml.
made: card, Pembroke hall and pier tables,
wardrobes, bedsteads and washstands of •
each a large aasortmciit; gothic hall! • ,
and parlor reception chairs, ottomans
■ anil stools, secretary and book i - '
cases, side boards, fire screens, >
towel racks, hat stands, and ,
music stools, cribs and cots ;
for childrcu; paper maciie, •;
table and tea poys, nia- .
hogany, rosewood, and
inlaid pearl Tables, ' :
Ac. Ac. Ac. ~ •• •'
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE anil
.WINDSOR CHAIRS-, Cabinet makers supplied with
all articles in their line
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the shon
est notice.
All orders promptly attended to
CHAIRS XND FURNITITOJS.
No. 93 Third tlrcet, lettceen Market arid Wood. Sjtiih side.
A We have uow> on hand a large and /&&**?*
\h. splendid stock of every variety ~f ?, Tfrnr - iibwc!i
ffpj and
* lure confident cannot b$ sttrpassc
equalled, lathis City,.orii tLe West, in stylo and finish.
Those who furniture are respectfully
tnyited to coll and examine toi/themselves.
C3* Steamboats furnished dnihj shortest notice. : •
IC?* All orders promptly attended to. 1
fcblffnf Q»X)ONNELL. MU.LLEM A CO.
Fardttare nnd Chair Ware iloomsi —'
>T. B. YOUNG 4 CO.j comer of Thirdf:\ -
tu^gS?and Smilhfieldsts.y opposite Broicn,\ HaulSzL '
Pa.,keep constantly oh hand ; Rp|‘.
make to order, at the lowest Prices. / *1 I
HOUSEHOLD and STEAMBOAT FUKNITUHE, and
CHAIRS, of the best workmanship and most approved
styles. , :
SteambonUjAhoyt ' ’
The subscribers tender their acfTt
for the.favors hertnwWL,
ed upon them by their Steamboat friends, and Rjrt
would respectfully remind them and others inte* • * *
rested in buihiing boau, thut they are at all limes pre*
pared to furnish, on the moat reasonable terms. every
description of Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the bey
material und workmanship. 1 B YQUNG A CO.,
Comer Third and Smithficld streets,
; opposite; Hotel. 11 :
0,0. lUBJMKR.- . 1U DAOLKB
HommcrA.l3ft.ulcr,
CABINET WAREROOM, S&UTUFI ELD STREET,*
Betteee'n Sevcnlhsireei and Strawberry alley,Pitiiburg } Pa.
HAMMER &r HAULER keep constantly on band
WLa variety of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
r*g?iwarrautedequal to auy in the city, and sold on as
TJmvorabl* terms, as can be obtained ainnyisirnilar
esiabushmcntmJie West. They have Aoyrion hand tut.
unusually extensive stock,embracing all kinds of Furni
turc,trora the cheapest and plainest to UiemOsi costly
and elegam. AU orders promptly attended to. rordhdra
STEVENSON cominuestd manu*
lacturc CABINET-WARE 61 every descrip
at,his old..stand, comer of Liberty and
erects. UNDERTAKING aileuded
to,in ull tts branches. tiavll
lionMouißiit&rdi T '
PURE London and Durham Mustard'by the kc* for
sale by focUlliU] JOSHUA ROBINSUN.
YOUNG,fc3J)IEB» SEMINAHvJ
- ALLEGHENY. ’■
fpHIS SCHOOL, under the direction of MV, & Mrs N
X w. MKTCAfitjiwjU be Re.-Opened in *Mpolbtiuadc
Row,” Federal street 1 , on MONDAY, Septeoiter-Jd A
primary department. and u number of optional branch
es, have been added, and a corps of teacher* secured
so that instructions will now be given to scholars oi all
ages and attainments.
for particulars sec circular*, which may.-be had at
the book stores—or consult the Principals, at their
dwelling, ou Federal street
Altegiuny, 3.
K« Js. Williams, r
WILL open aCLASSIC.U, and ENGLISH SCHOOL
on the Hi Monday of Sepumbtr next. lioora, over
J. D. Williams £c Co.’sßtore, corner of Wood and Fmh
streets.
—EXT EE TO
Rev. Wm. D. Howard, Hon. Walter H. L6w£&,
Dr. Elliott, J. D. McCord, Esq.,
“ Dr McGill, J.D. Williams, (jy&.if
FTrst Arrival of Pall Stock of Carpets,
fIHIE subscriber having just relumed from the East, is
X now receiving and opening a splendid stock ol goods,
consisting inirartof very rich style Carpets, viz:.
Brussels, Brussels aud Velvets, imported
expressly for this murket.
Also, Imperial S ply, superiiue ii piy, with a heavy
stoek.oi utl the lower priced grades; together with u
large vuiieiy of Hearth Rugs, Poor Mats, Stair “Rods,
White, Green, Bine ahd Scarlet figured Baize, from J to
tf yards wide. A iuperior article of. French Table and
Piano Covers. Oil Cloth, from Jio eight yard 3 wide
Ac., Ac.,
All the above named articles having been selected
with great care, and purchased at such pr ccs a3to ena
ble htui to sell cheaper than auy house west of the
mountains.
Citizens unpersons from the country tire TequethcJ to
call and examine the stock at Lyud’s Carpet Emporium,
No. SO Fourth street, and No. fill Wood street.
, E. W. LVND.
JUST RECEIVED, '2 cases of Faiicy
CHIP BONNETSy Luditj' Riding UA.TS,
S3»g* Children's and Mina'Bonnets, Boyp
Those wanting Bounds will please give lier a call be
fore purchasing elsewhere. All orders promptly atiend
cd to, at Noll FirthsL _t myllktfj MRS. A. LEECH.
DISSOLUTION.— The partnership of Mujiphv & Lee
is this day dissolved, by. mutual consent. The bu
siness of the firm will be settled by H. Leo,
J. it. MURPHY,
PiUitwrgA, 30th Jail., X 849. . H.LEE.
NOTICE.—The undersigned will continue the Wool
business and attend to the sale of Wooleu Goods, at the
old place. IE LEE.
ID* In retiring from llie late linn of Murphy.& Lee. I
luxe great pleasure in recommending Mr. H. Lee to the
confidence of my friends and to the pubtlc,
jaidlO J. K, MURPHY.
Notice.
AN application will be made at the next meeting of
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, to incorporate a
Bunk to be called the Mechanics Bank of Pittsburgh, to
be located in the pity of Pittsburgh, and to have a capi
tamot exceeding two hundred thousand dollars.
JulyltGrq • THOMPSON BELL.
fiztVft Family Flour.
Ti'Oß the-conveuieucc of the citizens, the proprietors
i; ofthe “PITTSBURGH CITYMJLLS,’’have placed
boxes forthe reception of orders, nt the following places:
J* AR. Floyd’s store, comer of Wood and 6th sts.; .
M.Haywood’aStyod store, corner Liberty and Murket
A. Beelen’a store, «ld street;
L. Wilcox, Jr., Druggist, cor. 4th and Smithfield \
John. F Smith’s store, cor. High and Wylie streets.;
Tejegrdmi Office, Fourth 6treet; ;
Hj'C.Kcllv, Grocer, cor»sth El. and Market alley; •
M. Grass’sßt.)ief9th Ward. •• '
TheFlotir watr'iiß will call twice or thrice daily* for
orders, and the Fld*r,A:c., delivered promply either in
barreis or sacks, {sack -Flour is preferable for family
use,) without charge for curtagei.' .. . .
It is plain that no accounts cun be hllovtfed, nnd that
driverscau have no permission to leave Floor without
>ayment. We hope that the public will be pleased with
his arrangement, as wc shall endeavor u» do them just
cc. [may HO) WILMAKTH &. NOBLE.
HOI FOR CALIFORNIA.
THE subscriber has been authorized . to receive Pack
ages to be forwarded to Sail Francisco l>y the house
of CORWINNE, BROTHER> at Panama, and
to engage Paasuge.fit'"first class sailing Vessels from
Panama to San Fraziciscb. Every information given,
od application to JOSHUA ROBINSON,
aplo Post Buildings, Fifth st T near Wood. :
, CHEAPEST SUMMER GOODB .IN TOWN.—Light.
jf-. Cloths, all wool, Cashmarettes, Scotch Plaids,
Linen Drills' and Ducks, with every variety of Mar
seilles and other Vestings aiid Trimmings,by i
jeb 6 . JOSHUA ROBINSON.
TM < ( PKtaburgh Brewery.*’
HAVING takeiLa lease of this well known Brewery,
and haying it now in fail operation. Tam now pre
pared to furnish my friends and the public with a supe
rior article of ALESond BAVARIAN. BEER,in any
quantity i Call and see, atihe corner of Fean street and'
Barkers alley. {jau4j :A. BENIT2.
Window Bhadei, Banntrs, - T^ 1
< LASS PAINTING AND STAINING, warranted to
JT wash, at No. 10, St. Clats street. Pittbbuhqii.
Fot specimens; call at'-Wilkins HeLUj Walkers' Ex
change, Smithfieid fetreet ,* andKeevil’s Hat Store,"Wood
street. ' ' • " 1 ‘' 1 -* ■ /
Masonic and I. O, O. F.’a. Aprons aind Badges; painted
in a superior manner.
Freßdopamting executed in saperioir style; with Ameri
can and Foreign designs., S. SIMMS
jefctf EDWARD It KEENAN,
X,-,• hand a lame. assonment-of Bn'le «f
-winter Coats, of fashionable colors:: Also, Pants Vests
nruLall'other.articles in the clothing, iine. l Wholesale
purchaser-twill find n most desirable stock to select
trompand'Wilt be goldtow for cash, (dec!9
B. M. AftSDST, * ! :
-MERCiIAK.T TAILOR,
INFORMSbis-Vrieiids and customers lb at he has open*
ed CLOTHING STORE. at No. 85 Smitljfield st.,
waere they caa be suited at all times with anything in
• itis line, mude iri the most finished style arid wprkman
bkp inanner. . His Goods are. all. fresh, i&f the best and
raostfashionable material,and no pains will be spared
to acorn the greatest degree of satisfaction to ihis. pat-
Tous, A.gqoiTeAock.ofßeady Made CLOTHING always
on hand. _ {dtclO
M* KKLLT, .= • ' ...
‘ MERCHANT TAILOR,
TT a a unit,' PiUsburgh, Pa., -
TT 4|fIJSE.RECMyi}D FRdM THE iBAST-a large
:*r4- ?2? carefully^selected. stock of Frenoh. !English
. OTHS ’ CASSIMERES arid; VEST
; - the ruost approved .colorsand aiyles; ..vliich
'tmd 9 <fntf?mi« I . om4fc l , ?? raer la llle ver y hestWnner.
,aDd - 0 f » ihe. mast-reasonable terms. : .
• me^-p n «wS?su a '- g,H,a assortment of- gentle--
mens Fashionable ready made CLOTHING, Shins.
Val8 ’ HQnkcrchiefg > Gl °ves-, Suspenders, Ac!
Clotbljagl piouilng
THREE BIG BOORS! j
nn. i , . _ JOHN M S CLOSKEYj
_lFft©J«afo q»rf Retail Dealer in ClothingjlSl Liberty si.
, : ..... . Pittsburgh;Pa. ' : y , ..'
jVT*- stock of Fall and Wiwcr Clothing is now ready*
; iinhsr«.m j\ n V OUIUV^ r & of 8100,000. which: I think
will bt found to by one of the choicest seiectionaot gar-:
r. eves got ap ia-this orany. other city inthc West
erncoontry. "
having-beeri all’ihade 1 early,l-havii
i^' E QVOi f L ‘d the lato advances made in almost all
?f 8 ?^ I P ll ° ns Woollen Goods, and am therefore ena
bled.to offer my stock aturjusouHy low prices. ! . ;.
J hare this season paid more lhan_u»aai attention to
the manufacturing and style of my garments, so thin the
.vciy. lowest priced, as well as the finest are -got up in: a
style aiid.elegance.not to, beisurpassed. Hundreds of
-new customers;both wholesale arid retail, have been
attracted as much by the superior make of the clothing
as by the lowness of my prices. <
would particularly call the attention of
all dealers tn Clothing to Lis present :-stocfcj. : believing.
that upon examination of;the qualify and. prices of- hit
Goods they, wilt be induced to purchase at his establish
fhe tyholesale, room now; contains, upwards- of
s, garments, from the finest in quality to the loweatin
pnce> •; '* ■ « ■ -
The proprietor is nowdeterminedio mate this depart
ment a point of great attraction, and with this view has
constantly on hand a large -quantity of goods suited to
. everyjsecuon of the United States. ..... .
■. * a thee ailing department will always b? fouud a very
, large selection of all the choicest makes of Cloths, Cas
simeres and Silks, to he found in this or.eastern markets.,
r r is prepared io'make cloths to order in idle shortest
, notice in tqc.latest and most fashionable-styles.-
: He respectfully invites bis old friends and customers,
as well as thepublicin general, to call arid examine for
hemselvea., r r [ OC U3
; Great Inducements to Buy Ciotblne i
WHITE OAK FORKS CLOTHING STORE!®
LIBERTY. AND 53 IRWIN STREETS.
*1 fsslf/lte r •to sell -his entire stock of
MENT^OF— NG> ASSORT-
goods i
LOVVPRICES. Persons >vishing to purchase
wju save money by calling on him. ■
f ' Sep24 . W. J. DAVITT, Proprietor.
AGENCY OF
HetnesU’s Celebrated Patent: Shears.
fTIHE undersigned has been appointed by Mr. Heineeh,
X of New V ork, solo Agent tor the sale of his justly
celebrated patent Tailors’Shears. He offers-these Shears
now aunauufactaferis prices. Having a compleie as
sortment of these Shears, from C2|c. up to Slif a piece,
he calls the aUerition of Ladies, Milliners and Dressnuu
5£ r i ai }?.Tailors, to'his establishment, the FRANKLIN
CLOTHING STORE, 179 Liberty sireel, 4th door from
st.'Clair, ana respcetiully solicits a share of the: public
patronage, which this article so justly deserves,
octaium* J.F.HAVEKOTTE.
Prti ©ooiis.
SEVENTH GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF
BBT GOO DS ,
at the:
One Price Store or A. A. fll&SON & CO.,
Nos. 02 and 64 Market strict.
WILL coniraeuce ou Moxday, December 3U, 1850
•aniLcoiuinuethrontihlhemoiitlrof January.- On
this occasion, the whole of their immense establishment'
will be thrown open for Retail Trade, and their exxen
eive stock, amoutuing io Ouo Hundred and Thirty
Thousand Dollars, will be offered at Retail, at fully one
ferarth less than usual prices.
The notice ot tfceir Semi-Annual Sale to any oue of
the thousands who attended the sole of last year, will
be sufficient guarantee for a call this season.. They will
however mention n; few of the Goods and Prices, for the
benefit of those who have never aUquded their Sales—
viz:—
Rich Gasluneres, - - - 75 c. Usual price: 81,09
500ps. Cotton and Wool Cashmeres, 25c.; usual pri ’t
3?lc.f , ■
1500 f r.-Cotton-and Wool Delaines, 15, lsjc. Usual
pnee 20 arid£se ; "• -. .. • ;
.50ps. HL?h Colored Plain Del.nines.4se. Usual price
Otflc. ' *
.59 ps. Siriped and Figured Silks, 50c. Usual price
?5c.; ’
50 ps. Black Silks. Keduecd 25 p«r cent;
. lOOps.'Freneli Merinoes, 81,00. Usual price $1,37*;
JOQps. Pararacttas and Jxyonese Cloths. Reduced 33
percerrij " •' J : - - ’ w
25M Lonj.'S.ioarii Shawl., Which will be e O )J atfrorn
SI to S 5 less than the usual prices.; *. *
3000 yds. Bonnet Ribbons, at S and 10c. Usual price
lSandi>sc.;
Fast Colored Calicoes, OJe. Usual price 9c.; -
IfiOcasesEngli-ih and American Calicoes, b and 10c.
Usuai priee 10 and 12ie.f -
90 coses Bleached Muslins. -Reduced Ue.peryurd;
bales Brown Muslin—all grades; ‘
.Also—Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings, Hosiery and
Gloves, Ltnens, Checks, Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinets
and Jeans.
Together with an immense variety of other Goods, all
of-which will be marked down to lower prices than any
of their previous .sales;, . , r
They mviie on curly call, as many, of their choicest
Goods wiHsoon be-'sold.
Tlic lowestprice nsmed utfirst/O-
A. A. MASON & CO.,
Nos. 02 and til Murfceistreet.
- NF.W FALL GOODS 1
JOSEFH HOHSK A CO„
No, 73 Market, near Fourth ttreel, 4 ,
HAVE just riiceivej and offer for pale at Wholesale
and Retail—
'■ NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS TRIMMINGS ;
Bonnet Ribbons and Flowers; Florence Silt Velvets
and Flames; Embroidered Collars; Caffs and Chemt
zetm;Linen Cambric HaiidkerchiSfti Einbtoiaered and
Revie’tl Cashmere; alpota, merino and .silt. Hose;
children's plain Wool and-Tartan Hose ;.children's
■ Ildods, Gaiters and Jenny Lind Coats; tid, merino and
Ueeccd.alllcGltrvos : penis. Berlin, buck and kid Gloves;
geifls. super silk Shirts and. Drawers; gents. Saxony
and merino Shirts and Drawers; Suspenders ; Collars;
fancy Cravats; Comforts; Scarfs; Zephyr Work anil
Canvass; Carpet Bugs; Umbrellas;. Yarns; Curtain.
Fringes ; Combs; Buttons, &e., Ac.
Kj~ Kay Stale and imported long-anil square Shawls
of every quality-, .. . . ' [oet2s:2in
Frrib Arrival—New Goods I
NO. 75JARKET STREET,
[p*BCT\veE,'f rdVaSit sraiurr and the diamond rn
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN'
WINTER DRY GOODS:
THE undersigned is now receiving from the Eastern
cities by Express, h splendid assortment of Fancy
ana Staple Dry Goods, purchased--exclusively for Cash,
from the importers and manufacturers, at least Tmntn
nve per cent, below the cost of those who made their pur
chases earlier in the season, and will be sold Wholesale
and Retail foreash at
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS*
50 pieces Lupin’s French Merinoes, Cherry, Scarlet,
Pmk, Green, Maroon* Block. Mazarine Blue and Mode
colored, from STJo. up to the finest quality, manufactured
under the French Republic
-15 Pieces Superior Bombazines, Lupin’s manufacture
—at unprecedented low prices.
150 pieces lilack aud Colored Alpacas, from ISJ cents
per yard up to tiie finest Silk Warp and Mohair Lustres
manufactured.
105 pieces Thibet, Paramcita and Coburg Cloths, all
colors and qualities, and cheaper than ever before ofler
ed iit this city.
35.0 pieces American and British Prints, superior quali
ty, dud will lie sold atcxlrcmcly low prices. •
• 45Q SHAWLS:.' Superior Bay State and Waterloo
Long.Shawis, Chumelion,SiUc and Turk Satin DeChein
and all Wool Urocha Shawls, Black and Colored Em
broidered Cloth Shawls, Plain and Embroidered Black
and-Colored. Silk Fringe, Thibet and Mous Be Lain
Shawls. ' . .
..?. 5 .°P aUaTn ? .-Superior Dress Silks Plain ChnmcHon
•Silk’and Saiui De Chom,Wide Black Gro Be Rhine
Silks, Plum arid Fancy Figured Silks, and Black Plaid
Gro Be Artnour Silks. '
150 pieces Cloths, Cassiraeres and Vestings, superior
quality, and will he sold at a gfcat reduction from torra*
erprices, .
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS*
'5OO pieces Bleached Muslin, good quality, all widths,
from 6f tol2i cents per yard.
. 000 pieces heavy yard wide Brown Muslin, from 6£e.
to the.best article manufactured.
200 pieces Red, White and Yellow; Flannels, from IS$
cents per yard up to the finest Silk Warp and Welch
Gauze Flannel imported. *
100 pieces Irish Linen, warranted made of .Flax yarn,
round thread* wire uvistihuml spun and grass bleached.
125 pieces Checks, superior ina e, fromStolSf cents
per yard, together with a'large agsowment of Damask
Table Linen and Table Cloths, Russia Diaper and
Crash,'Casslnetts, Kentucky Jeans, Bed Ticking Do
mestic Ginghams, Colored Cambrics,' Plain Linsev«i
CafitonFlannels* See. " *
; 330dozeu Ladies and Gentlemen’s Gloves and ilosierv
including .every variety and quality, which will be
solffut extremely low prices.
Ther dustomers of the house and all cask buyers are
requested to call and examine the goods, and secure a
bargain, as they wiU be offered Wholesale and Re ail a
very, low prices.; CD* Market stnet*Pats but eh ■
novlO ABSALORI MORRIS® *
Clotl»« IClothe 1 Cloths i
A T EASTERN* 'JOBBING' PRICES.-lIS' nier.-=
A. Black and Fancy colored French and iffnfish
CLOTHS; Pilot, Cloaking andDrnh Clo,h s S h
.. .Jnst opened at ,a " A. AiMASONi CO>S '
■deed:; " ' ; Nos, ea and M Market ■ "
Important to laiinn *—
ALSO—J Doj. Barbers’ Paient Scissors, direct from
Ihamanufaciurers, and for sale ai ? orreci irom
U tfiOWN * TraXßY>3,l3o Wpod
ma y® 2 doors below Virgin alloy.
iUtftceUantwts.
Wlne Store*
1 76 WALNUT-STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THE UNRIVALLED PEACfe for obtaining all wines*
Liquors, to., GOOD and CHEAP. .1
•‘3NIDER ?J has lately—ineonsequeuceof ih<j numer
ous large sales roadeby him
[argely to replenishhlß stockbyfreshimportaiiGns. and
he bas.now the satisfaction of offering some of the best
*> wes and Liquors ever imported by hjm.He would
retertosomeinvoices'asfollows—viz; : • - • ;
nn, G0RI)0N& - C0 'SHERRIESrrembraclflgdeli-
AM er y lowpnces, rare old, and some very
• MaNBANILLA, all on draught by the gallon.—
T^d^e!fcate AMONTILLADO,Iit calks of 10
i fdt consumers. Somo EXTRA
op in Europe,whichlie
f 9 aal to *ny, that can be produced J ' •
Ties z ANILLa and AMONTILLADO Sher-.
sirensihnn 6^ £ ar ? adapted to convalescents,|hs they
. nmnl«Hier TO““L SUm “^ li ” E '’ *1?” no ‘ v* 1 ? ocid ° r
i.iS.l&ylftjgj-'Principally .specially selected for
m 0” ? om,llß Bl °c k oft l BDBMSSESa’Sj”
aiCporto, and imported direct. ; ’
Hw 6 ? 1 ' 7aM delicate,and (have Vieh
.highly, approved by his customers, becaure of their
■f A Theyareofvorions sorts and pnce si ia bollle.amioif
.draught by the gallon, or wholesale by the cash. Among
them is some rare delicate WHITE PORT and MALJt
• SEYFORTr. r ■-■ •- •
%*Persons suffering with cbronicaffecuonof the bow
els cannot betoo careful in their PORT. ;
MADEIRA "WINES of various sorts/ dry and rich.
South Side, old East arid West India.: Sercial, &c.> Sec.
ondrauffht/in boulesandby casks, -v . i
An to. the. SPARKLED WINE 9 of the- subscriber,'it
is well known that the MOET EXTRA CHAMPAGNE
and the splendid SPARKLING •• MOSELLE, imported
by him arc superior to ' any r other Winesr and are sold
at prices os low as most of theinferior winesnowin the
marketwhichare putnpbnbuyersas ;?«<«&»»* •
- He has also CHAMPAGNE WlNESofvarlousbrands
and qualiues>Qt very low.prices,retoil or wholesale.-In
the article of CLARET WlNES,'generally, the subscri
ber holds himself to bea judge,and he enura the finest
stock here, from the very lowest price, by the single do
zeii!rt£ill?j?£l t . claas - or of,Mkdoc... , . -
Of BURGUNDY WINES he has b large stock and can
assure customers, that he can present to them, from' his
of. Burgundy as France affords..
SAUTERNE and BARSAC always otx hand in bottles.
His of RHINE; and MOSELLE WINES;
from the cellars of. Messrs. Dbinhabd A Jobdabl of Co
blens, are_extensiye, arid number many Still Hocks and
Moselle, from the cheapest sorts to the very choicest
vintages of the “STEINBERG,” which is the best
.growthofthe Rhine. .i-i i r
Jn ihe articles of COGNAC arid other BRANDIES he
has now adine slock, embracing some very old extra of
Dupity & Co./ ana some; celebrated
CLAVIER of IS2lin eighth casks, and 1842 ih hhds.
and “DUBO UCHE, 55 1544, in hhds. on eomignthent which'
will, be sold low.
Also-IRISH, SCOTCH and MONONGAHELA WHIS
KEY, JAMAICA SPIRITS, PRESERVING r BRANDY
and all. other. Wiriest and Liquors, including rill: of -the
above, SOLD by RETAIL TO CONSUMERS in any
quanuiy desired; ;
; A constant assorted stock of HAVANA 3EGARS.
***Mi Goods delivered, within one day's reach Phila
delphia, feeight paid. Orders will be promptly execu
ted if sent by mail or telegraph
Address, . JACOB SNIDER, JR;, :
' Cheap Wirie Store, ; .
78 Walnut street, Philo.
.Ji T. Deekeri Woodward A Co«i
Builders and Erectors qf Lightning Rods* on
scientific principles:
ORDERS left lit this office or the Tost Office; and for
personal interview ca l be seen on Fourth: street,
residence of Dr. Hunt, between Wood and Ferry.
SiHiraari. Editor of SiiUman’s
Journal ;■ Professor. O. M r Mitchell, of. the... Cincinnati
Observatory, Professor Robert Peter, of Transylvania
University, Kentucky; Professor Chester l ewcy, D. 8.,
M. D., New Professor J. L. Casseh Clearlana
University, Ohio.
In Pittsburglk-A* W. Loomis, John : Harper, Wilson
M’Candless, Mr. Childs, Col. Morgan, Rev. Mr. Sparks,
J. D. Williams, Major . Harding; U. S. Arsenal; John
.Ewing A Sons:, L. Harper, D; N. White* W. A-:Mar
shall, John Sampson, Major Davis and John H Shoenber
;ser. - -•- ' [novlfttf
Oatline' Slaps*
P ELTON’S SPLENDID OUTLINE MAPS 'are how
being introduced into all the.leading echools in
New England and New York. We have obtained the
agency for them in Pittsburgh,-and invite teachers and
school committees to call and examine them
No. I—Map of the Western Hemisphere, 82x82 inches:*
No. 2 do Eastern do do
No. 3— do 'NorthAmerica, . -"!oxSi
No. 4 do United States, 70x82
No. 5 do. Europe, 70x82
No.C— do Asia, 70x79
No. 7 do S. America & Africa, *.70x84 :
Price of the scries, with key, 523; or the first two
Hemisphere Maps, with key, 510.
These Maps arc unrivalled iuaccuiacy, 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 charges,at the
EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE,
cor Market and Fourth sis. '
. Flour Reduced. •
IXTfLMAftTiI & NOBLEwlllsell their Extra Fiour r
f f delivered on and after theTst-Noveraben at 52,25
& *OO EJs-i Superfine at. 82,00 i 3 ' 100. Bjs. A liberal d£-
count to retailers.
: : novl . AYILMARTH & NOBLE.
JIGHPHIS INSTiWE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,—rfhe regular course of
Leetures wm commence on the firrtvfKowJioer
and continue until the last ©1 February. The Anatoirii
eal Doparuaeni will be opened and ready to receive
students by the first of October. The Medical Depart
ment will be under the direction of the following!
„ • . • PBOFESSO BS:
5.. Fokemax, M. D.; Professorof Anatomy.
R. S. Nkwtox,M. Dy professor of Surgery.
H. J.IicLCBjiSI. of Theory and Practice o
medicine. . *
W. Bran, Powell* RI. D., Professor of Physiology,
and Geology. .. :
J. Kxxg, Professor of Mate.ria filedico,Therapeu
tics arul Medical Jurisprudence.
J. Mn.Tox Sandkus, M. D-, Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy. ,
J. A. Wilsox; M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Dis
eases oi Women and Children.
CiINIQUB LECTUTtBS.
H. J. Huuca.
Surgrry—ProC R. S. Newton.
.7. Fbkem&n, M. D.,' Anatomical Demonstrator.
The fees for u lull course amount to 5105.
Each Professor’s Ticket,Sls. Matricnlator's 55; De
monstrator** Fee, $lO. GraduationVSSO.
Those desiring tu«herinformation,willpleiUeaddress
their letters (poet paid} to theDean'i and Students arri
ving in the city will please call on him at the Commer*
eiaf Hotel. R. 8. NEWTON, M. D.,
. iAW i)M«iEm? f^^ cuUy -
Hon E W M King, Prof, of Theory and Practice of Law :
Jno DELAFrHLUjEsq, Prof of Commercial Jurisprudence.
per session.
Ail communications pertaiuing to this department mart
be addressed lo . .'K.W, M. KINO, Esq.
iUempAu, 2Vnn.,lyiarch,lßso. -
The Vacuities, for intellectual abliiUes, moral worth
and professional acquirements, will compare favorably
with the mosuliatinguishedinourcounuy. The Medical ■
Faculty constitutes ;an anomaly in this or any other
country —allof them are able Lecturers and the best of ;
Teachers. ;
, Those who will contemplate our geographical position,
and the extent of our population, can have no doubias to
the eligibility of our situation for an enterprise of the
kind. As to health,iucludlngallseasonsofthe year.wfc
deny that any othercity has more.
The first class of the Law and Medical Deportments©,
this Institute were small, but tho gentlemen composing
them are talented and in the highest degree respectable—
a favofablebmea for the future prosperity of the Institute;
That the public may be sadsfied of the permanency of
this school, we feel it our duty to state, 1 that the Trustees
and Facultyform a umiin action, which augurs wellfoi
its future success; and that the peculiar internal organi
zation which connects them; cannot be interupted^
/ ' . . - . - E. W. M. KING,
Q pl President of the Memphis Institute.
• Silver Forks, Spoons, &c* .
YTTE keep constantly on hand a large assortment of
ff silver Forks, Spoons, Ladles, Ac., of our own
manufacture, of standard silver.
JOHN B. M’FADDEN & CO.,
oct24 93 Market street. -
magnifying Glasses,
OF one, two ami three, g'aases. suited for detecting
counterfeit bank notes, and other purposes, for sale
by loom] JOHN B. MTADDEN & CO.
■ To the Clitsens of Allegheny City*
A BOX for the recepUon of Orders for CITY MILLS
yfX. FLOUK. is left at the store of Mercer ARobinson.
Federal street. Such Orders •will be promptly supplied
gaglO WILMARTH & NOBLE.
300 Men Wanted Immediately,
AT THE CHARTIERS - RAILROAD.—The was e s
are 80 cents per dayj audwe charge 51,75: per
week for boarding. Apply alike office,on the-Steuben
ville road, uear MlDonald's tavern—4 miles from Pitts
bargh. • Quno2s:tQ BURNSIDE, HANNEY & CO.
BAKER’S BROMA; . Hecker’s Farina:
Polishing Patty J : Starch Polish;
Pure Bay Rum j received and for sale by
COULTER & HACKE,
ocls corner of VVoodandThird streets.
Qft BBLS.LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT'AND SAL
-O\J MO.N just received from the Pittsburgh and Isle*
Royal Copper Mining Company.: These Fish far excel
in fane flavor and fatness any caught in the lower Lakes
and are put up expressly forfamuy use. • : •
‘ -; HErsRY C. KELLY,
novlO. comer of Fifth street andlMarket allfev.
A Healthy JtiOcallon*
mHERE is no place more favorably situated than Nun
.A'.new Bill. It is healthy, and commands'a most tie
hghtful view. Persons wishing-a
pieasiflihera, containing from one to five acres
THOMPSON BELL. ,
• Foment. : ' ■:
w ell : finished offices in. Post Office Buildings,
Third street.-. •
A long, welMighted ; third story j entrance Mar
kei street, between Thirdand Fourth streets.
Atso, asmaU brick house,ia Pitt township, near Penn
sylvania Avenue, inquire of . . E. D. GAZZAM,.
.- OCIB -. ’ No. 164 Second street
/THE PLANTAGENET GUARD RAZORS can be
Xiusedin bed, in the dark,’and by persons with tremu
lous hand, with ease, safety, and in naif the nsual ume,
without the possibility of cutting the This is ef
fected by means of the potent .Guard, which.is adjusted
to the razor-With the greatest nicety and simplicity.—
Every Razor is mode of the finest tempered steel, and
warranted. : ; , , . „
They have been extensively used in England, and
pronounced the most perfect and safe razor manufac-.
lured. ■ >
“ The.new invention may be used with perfect sale
lyu-lundon-Fost.
“ This razor is a splendid invention, and of great use
to many persons, especially for people wiihiausieadv
hands.”— Edmhuigh JounitU, ■
For sOle at the Watch and Jewelry /Stare of :
deoCB W,W.W£SON.
Haxlne.Flro anfl'liaoaa'TeEUifepojttatSoa ;
TTIHE INSURANCE
make insnrance on ouUaings and tfceircoatoflt* in this ;
city and vicinity. Also,©npxopejrty ; ;Of eYST? derenp- ;
lion, on steamboats and other vessels, either, by inland .
transportation orontho sea*. ’ '
„ x. DIRECTORS: „ - ,
Arthur G. Coffin, Jacob fit. Thomas,
SamnelW.Jonos, - ; Jdhfr'R'NefiV' 1
Edward Smith, Richard D. wood* <
John A. Brown, - W£l Item Welsh,
Samuel F..Sxnith, .i) .FrßnclrH£iSkins, '
, Samuel Brook., ... ~s. Austin Allibone,
Charles Taylor, ’ WiffiaiitE. Bowen,
Ambrose. White, ■ .GeorgeSF/Aspiawall, i
JSffijaa
Thisis the oldest; InsorattcoCjjnjpany ip j the United r.r
States, and from its azo
pletaeansyahd avoiding aß'nakadf onextrh hazard- * 1
aus character, may be considered;** offeTingjsunptejße- 'j
curity to the public."' ' ; WM. P. JONES, Agent,
ja24 . ~w I Nd.lfllFront street. ■; ...
•- BA*ETY i _ PERPETUiTi 4ND BECURJT Y. ;;
- r r' f - THE NATIONAL-LOAN FUND
LIFE XESURASCB OOCXEiTY
OP:;.';'.: "■ F*
LONDON AND NEW-YOBK. 1
Capltm, £ooo,ooo..z£ la aar to Q3,0Q0,00Q. 1 ;
\Af WH a lorg&aurpfuj of proßm. rAipotlioncf both ;-j
eupitaland'uurplns invested in U, 8. Government , ;
Sl “sd),a l,, l other York.
.i*olicie3faeldin this'Conntryoyer O.tXaj. 'Petsona in-' i
tt s“KJ* ,ir }* ci P al ! *
"areth^nOTffi^f*^* <*V>Soy ; in«ltia;Company t,;
J 3. p i? rty: whdle-.tertoiflife nifty at any
riW’Aefl 1 ; the amount. ,of.annual’ premium,
•SSh“Sffi2^S^^! of “ d u en -; •
.timo surieader hi* policy, and receive .'
himm anneal common premiums. .. : t
nAparty already insured for wlioTe life may, on pay- >,
ment of a small sup, bis; jnsuranoe into a n«w " ,
pobey upon ihe loan system now iSroduced. t 4
Parties 1 already: insured and "entitled ■to a'lwo-lAird '
loan, are not shnt outfrop,spd dsvo-thiidloan, if the ■
prefer it,upon tbeienn*stiitealn the pamph- ' >'
. Aftartymay anMft premium, insnr. [ ■
for life; nnd he samvo to reach .the age of 80 years, the
fuU ium insUTtd.up to ®ls,ooo,u>fffbs pdit rbHist: orif!'
he dies before reaching that .ageythhliaf saia insßroa !
wAtbe paid to his family or legal represeptnUves. s ; .
'. Itbasbecome customary inure AUanUcciiiesforcon- i,-
gregations to’insare the Uvea'bftthefr r Pait(in>, and on i: f
Christmas or Netv Year’s day to matothe fumliy a pre-! '
sent of the phiicy. This is certainly way IH
of showing their regard for Iheir Miiiister, whose salary 1 ’ ;
in very many auses is scarcely equaf lo nis immediate ! ■;
wants, To the pan of family, at nia death,it it aeon* : 1
aolatlon beyond eipresslop w’know that uii' helpless . '
little ones are thus provided for. - r •
Churches involved, would do well to insure the lives i’ ’
of one ortporm of tha trustee's, ar whoso demise Pe ’
tunc ant would heapplied to liquidate the debt..
Etiplanalory pamphlets tPdlnformalio’pgiven gratis,; |
p Po. Banking Hbnsc o«: . : iWM; if
nov29 . Woodst,BeconddooraboveFounh.
. Prealdent FlUmovo , . i 4
TXAB TAKEN INBUHANCE ON’ HIS X,ll>E FOB i
XL 0d:,OOO, fa the Cunnecticdt Mulual Idfe Insn-;
ranee Company, of Hartford, Connecticut. . .
The fol lowing are the Joint Stock rapi tff Premium;!
of other Life Insurance Companies compared 'rvip Pei '
rates of Hartford Life and Health Insurance Company ■
Annual Payment far Policy qf otie thousand ditors. i'
SSI S s'ig s' Ss >2
Name of Company. ■
Hartford iafefit H.10a.C0.-• 1013.CCR 18A0 Sso \'i
-ffitaa'Life Tnsurancq Co--*11.70i15.801ai»30 20X0 4060
Chartar Oak Life Ins. Co'.. 1 •11.70T5X021JJ0 »X 0 40,60 H
Uniied States Life lof. Co*fI4S«lO.00 25J30 34.70 53 CO ii
PeimsylvaniaLifelhs.Cd..l4.4o 37530 50*80 \L
NationalljoanFttnO;Cor.^ : - ; i , X4BO]lO'J»(iJ3Xoj3t , 7Ol®S) T"
Itwillbesfiea bytho above tobl*thftt'theralfisiorla
sarance(withbtty>articipatipn in profits) in this Company i '
are more than fifteen per cent. lower tbaa any Joint ■
&ock Company in thisCoumry'or the Worldfttna thfivi -
fovebeen adopted.afte^aihJtihvejjUg^tioaofa^wbolei'
Thosewishiogto insure: in • either thr Conn; Mutual d
or the Hartford Life and Health Co. will apply to -
.' ■ : . j ' C. : A.)COLTON, h
• dect . Corner of 4th and Wood streets, np Bttlrs.
SeadTblst
ToFarmtrs and'tfiose vrishing ?.
TO INBURX DETACHED. FfiOPEfiTF. ‘ b
THE New Tork “Washington County MiUniallnsn-->
ranee Company ” ia ther company for ihem tn insure ? •
in. It is the only; Farmers’ Muiuallnsucuxca Company Sj
that has run thrtogh five mefri;
note. Itls the largest company of the kiadin the world,"
Steam Mule,-Carpenter* or Cooper shops, OF
hazardous or extra-hazardous. Only HouseSißams and IT
their .contents,and'bm 82,1100 on: one risk
Academies pnd School Houses, and but SLOOO on each* '
A eeruficate can be seen from'ene of the first men in - •
Pittsburgh, to show that the Company doe's-imTils Joss- ’' ;
•es promptly.;. V; C A.<SOT.TON l GenH Agent, u
povl cor, oi 4thand Wpodsts^tipst^ln >*
nnHE DELAWARE .MUTUAL SAFETY rNSUR- •
•JL -ANCE North Room of the Ex- '
change,Third -4 ' ;
Fibs LvsuaAlfCß.—-Baildings,.Merchandize arid other ’*
properly .and eoim&y, insured against loss or ?
damage by fire lowest rate of premium, ' • i
, Mabdiu Jireumuvcx.—They alstr insure Vessda, Cor-.
goes, and freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or T
special policies, as the assured maydeslre. \-
iNLxitn TaAltapoßJAuoH.— l Theynlso insure mcrchan- i
dize -W Railroad Can, Canal I
Boats and Steam Boats, finrivers antflakes.On the most!
liberal terms. ■ ; • >
DIBEGrOBS—Joseph 11. Seal, Edirand A: Eooder I
John■C;payis£Bobe»Bamn, JohnS. Pentope, Samnel!
Eeiper, £4waed Saiiihgtoinlbaao B.:
Davis, William Folwell.John NewlinTDrvfe;S.Husion, S'
James C. Hand, Theophllas Paulding, H. J6nesßreoka! s 1
Henry Sloan; HnghiCraig, George Serzilt.'Spdncer Me- li.
Dvoin, Charles Kelly, J. G. Johnson, William Hay,Dr r
S. Thomas, John Sellers, Wmi Eyre. t
Tnos. C. Ham,, ABTiNi^rßsia,!n, • S'
■ ; 1 . •: : : Jdsnra W. Co was, Bee'reiary. i •
IniraKinc& Co*, [
T>£RSONS desirous of insuring theirAmmalswill ;
Jt learn from the following byTaw of thfr- Company, *
Uiat the terms of-life insuranceonstcckis very different 5
frominsuranceon hhman^lftf.Theinsuredfireentitled r
topay where the enimal breaks a blind, |
ABTicurx.iirtheeventof accident or disease bfaneh *■
a nature os to cahse permanent Injury.thoagbWeathiaay
not ensue, they will be liable/or the d amagedone to tho /•
animal not exceeding the amount ihiured.. ;
: i_
cor of’ Fourth and Wood sts/,tip stairs*
Flrt »nl ’ if
rrulE OFFICE of the laatTann Co.<f limA AmcTita
• A, has .teefjraumti to.lheWarehouse oCHardy.Joaes •'
t Co., No. t4l Front street, third houseEnsvofWcod f
.tree*, where.the subscriber will isßue Policies on Bond- fr
ings and their contents, aiidonShipmemsby Stesinboais ;■
and oilier vessels, for thertbov cold, and regnoasiLle -
Company. [ap3j WMf P. JONESjAgcat. ;
■■ hlfe and Henltli insurance. ' ' i
The mjutuai. lifeand health insurance If
COSIPANY, cf Incorporated' by the -
Legislature'of Peimsylvahia, hrareh,lB4BT Charter Per
petual; Capital 8100,000. Bata tomrttam ante Ptnwei- f:
eania Company, and fall SO per ieent; lower than the ■ '
usoal rates pfLtfelnsurance,as thefollowinitComDari
son will shdw. . Thus apersonortheugeofSilSnsurina
for SlOO for life, must pay in the tii rare 82,33 i Pennsvlt !'
vania 52,38. Penn Mutual 8836. EqultableiSkM. Now f
Dmscrous—Samuel D Omclc. Charles D Halt Wm p i;
J Rodman BarireiyE HBntler,Edwm fe Copek Fr«i. jv
R ° be " P - .
Commereml Booms, eornerof Third and wood streets
rmsburgn. -.- I ■■ . -,. e •,*
__ _ INDEMNITY. - -
The Fran Ula Eire Iniuraoee Ooamau iv
T\IRECTOKS:— —’ : _-
SSJ e /.w^ anoker > -fieOTge'V’t.liiihards, ‘
. m^v'S a w an > • Mordecai i;r
Waguer, r AdoSphlE.JßoKo, ,
Jacob R, Smithy . .Morris Patterson. f
Chas. Se^my^ : ®ANCKERjPres’L ■;
• vB? Continue to make Insurance,peTpetaalpttiiuited '
ol ln e t. ve JF descnptlon of property In town und^Countnr.-
—v-£ Company have reservcda.large Contingent Fund
which, with their Capital and Prcmiams, safely fnvested
afford ample protectron to the assured. ' • - * ‘ '
The Assetsof the Company, on January Ist. 1849, as
JJJ*«Bbcd agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as fol- '
ritortmges 31,017,438 41
Real Estate —• 94,724 83 f ‘
Temporary flO,tK)l 85
Stocks fiiJS23 25 - ’
Cash,&c. —-r*r• rT»- 1 » .‘ 37
7l
Since"iheir: Incorporation, a period of lP'yeaw'.'thev ■
have paid upwards of On* Milium Four Bunirti Thou- '
sand Milan, losses by .fire, thereby affording evidence '■ ■ •
.of the advantages of Insurance,ns well as thisobUitv and f*
disposition to meet '
Office W.E. eafner'Woddai^^il
. . . Fire and marine ‘ *
center, oiera tomake permanent and limited Irainm™ >
B1RECT0B8: < -
AnturG. Coffin, FreshT Bnmuel,Brooks,
Alex. Henry, ~-;:.ch«de*Thylos
■ Samuel W. Smith, .•
Ambrose White, •••
roteww^ >wn ’ ■ JacobM.Thoinai
John White, John B: Nett .
wSwrfrt pt| Richard B. Wood,” ' <
Ute oideat-Inaurance
States, having been chartered ln 1784. itf chart. i-iSk? 11 ?■
petual, and from its high standing, longerterience nm‘ .
pie means, and avoiding all risk! of m enS S,™' ‘
norßtjleSaJldgutatUeS.• Foi'tale;;»
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•“*?* Market itwet,