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13 ° fGroUm] ’ utcJ as 11 Lumber
" - A H°“’e on ivebsterstreet.— 5175;
Honse, Gnrden. &C.VOII Vine
S.CUTHBERT, Gcncrnl Agfcnt,
70,Smiihficld f*treel- ".
WILKINS
pp,> 10 iI.W.HORBACH,
AVilkinsbarff,- .
or, J. P. HORBACH,
397 Liberty si Pittsburgh.
maririw
i Turn ed?,?’ ln tbeA'intU Ward,.
A- STORY DUELLING HOUSE; of -/ .
i£v rt vJ!? ar Toor f? s » # feitchcti and good cellar;egiSr
xeith °X cn » w d £ h house; coal house; towl house ,* 55i§
£;.* • * ar B? gardeß, having twenty peach trees, m hue
oeanngv order; also, a large stabler The whole will be
rented for $9O, or, without the stable. StO.
S. CUTHUERT, Gon’l Atrent, -
TCSmithfield street. .
- - For Jttent*
npHE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF THE
X 'MASONIC HALL, Fifth feiEEirr.
The first floor is-eub*divided into two Store Rooms
front, 20 by 60 feci, and will be very desirable for Fancy
Stores. Two Rooms back-, suitable" for
to which is by a wide Hall, running through the cpihp#-
ofihc bmldinff The basement £.ll bi'finSfedm a
neat manner, and will be suitable for Retail Varietv
Trunk anil Harness makers &c
:: -The whole.will be ready, by the Ist ot April
rebJ n ' 5D JAMES-.w hailman,
■ - Water ctreet.
A OF 109 ACRES pnn cirr > •
i 1 * I *® Oarilen, and O chard of 250 Fruit
of woo/laaT^^'r 5 ort.s i 4? 2SK
pnirc a new two story
halls and chnmtw? in , in 5 room, kitchen and cellar, two
SSnS? ; -0 > a §°°a barn and larce stable,
" Pnc7«?t j n ” ln a S oad neighborhood.
vide" mtaUy^Farmr medla:e Pwsesaion-coaldbedf*-
S CL-THBERT, General Agent,
76 Smnhfield street-
MTo feet'—A two story BRICK HOUSE, willi
doable back buildings, situated on Wylie, near
nr ajntngton street Ga» baht in front of tko house.
,SJtqti> r = of JOM\ MAJOR Alderman,
teb27 Iw cor Wylio and Washington ets.
For Rent.
That large dwelling holse, with
extensive Ground* for Garden and Stables Basil
attached—the Residence oi the late Wra J- Totten,
Cliff strcci Possession given on the t*t of March
For terms, apply to D R M’ABO'V, Guardian, ov R
C Totten, at tho Fort Put Work*- tfebl9
; Bzoellent Builnesi to OUpose or
IN. ALLEGHENY,—In consequence of-the dissolu
tion . of Partnership between MORRIS A HA-
they offer tor sole their business, situate on
Federal street, near the Market, Allegheny. City. It is
useless commenting upon tho excellence of the «tand,
or the araonnt of business we have- done, as both are
..wen known? all we shall say is, thatitis a first-rate
chance for any one wishing to embark in a similar trade.
The stock consists of Drugs, Oils, Paints, &c.. Groceries,
Wines and Liquors, to be taken at market value. Adolv
MORRIS & HAWORTH,
. Diamond, Pittsburgh.
For£ent«
f‘ A SMALL FRAME COTTAGE, with fourA-riL
-*%. -looms on the first floor; large dining room ifllM
and kitchen in basement j two smalurooai* in the*®**™
garret i with a large garden and several fruit trees—a
-very desirable, residence tor a small family-..- Situated
near Mwersvme. Possession given immediately
.Also, several small Tenements for rent
Also, for sale, eleven Lots fronting on Hancock street,
ana three fronting on Penn street- Tertnseasv 1
Apply to JOHN HERRON, or
H. P.CAIN, corner Market
and Fifth street;.
a TWO STORY BRICE HOUSE, .simalcdfes
• -45. near Chanters Creek, lour miles from the glßfig
City,and is a vcry desirable country residence. There
new.^«nage,bouse, stable, and eood water on the
c.Srpnnds, which comprise tea acres, well improved, con
laming a variety of choice Frun trees. For particulars
f’a'tKS|fPi! y tO ? L D - PA'rTON, an Liberty si., or
-•I. S. BONNER on the premises. [febS
r SALE.—A Lot of Ground havtn? a front of 60
.A. lest on Centre Avenue, and running .b i ick 2G6 feet
wtwo etrects, On.the lot Is crented a large Brick
. Dwelling House, nearly new and well finished” The lot
is planted with the best selected -Fruit and Shrubbery
k the country can afford. If application be made soon, the
. property .wul be sold at a fair pnee and terms.
Enquire atthe-omce oj WM. C FRIEND,
■-i,,- , Attorney, Fourth street,
tepil.u between Wood and Sraithfield.
For Rent in Birmingham.
ONE NEW THREE BTORY BRICK HOUSE,
with store zooms and cellar, ravor&oly sim- eSBBh
ate for alargeGrocery and Produce business. Possess
ion may be had immediately, With a low rent, to a pood
businessman. ’ °
. ALSO—One large Brick—occupied as n boarding
house and inn.
ALSO—Eleven new three nory Brick Houses—come
just finished, possession given iraraedia»cly. Others On
the Ist April. * ' •
ALSO—One Frame House, and several np stairs
rooms.
? nck Yard, and Kiln to burn in.
Al*sO—One Lnmber Yard, xvith space to pat a latjrc
amount—and one of the best points about the city for
c - "wtlet-
FOR SALE OR LEASE—One large lot, favorably
Situated for a Foundry an \ Logine Shop or other manu
facturing, having dco ( water in front, (a harbor,) for
- fitting out and repairing steamboats, Ac
ALSO, FOR SALE—ISO,OOO Brick, in lots, and. told
low, if not sold before,they will be sold on Tuesday,
.iW 25th of March next, at 12 oxloct, M.. ..%r cash or ap
proved paper.
ALSO—-Lots on lease, to bmtd on ’
Apply to the subsenber, at his office m Birmingham,
near the Rolling Mill, from 10 to 2—or al the Wareroom
of Rhx7, Matthews A Co., No. 2S Water street,—or
- through the Pittsburgh Post Office, by paid letter.
- JOHN RHEV.
' Very .Valuable City Property for Sale*
XHE undersigned,. Administrators ot tho estate of
rhoraas Fairman,deceased, offer tor sale Uie entire
real.estate of the said Thomas Fauraan. consisting of
:One2ofcet4ot fronting on Liberty street, running back
93 feet 5 inches to a 10 feet alley.
• Also, the tavern stand knuwnusthe Mansion Houfk
. fronung oa Liberty street3l feet 0 inches, andonCherrv
alley 82feci9 inches, rooiuag back 93 leetloan alley,
wuhthe grounds undatable conneeted,irooUng on Plum
alley, thirty three feet four inches.
Also, three lots fronting ou Cherry al cy. each eight
een feet front* and. running back 6u reel parallel with
.Plum alley. Allof which property will be sold at pri
.Tate sale, by. application to -he subscribers; or if not sold
before the23th ot March, will be offered at auction to
the highest bidders.
Also, the Tavern stand is offered to rent. Apply to
R. FAIRMAN, or
R. CAMPBELL,
151 Liberty street.’
ja3o:tmr9s
P«im* Street Property for sale.
Of"| FEET on FCnn sireetby 110 led de*p io an alley,
*J\J just below Si; Clair street, und adjoining Mat
thews’Livery Stable. Enquire of Thompson Beil.at
_ A. WILffiNS 4. coVs.
Cheap €tmntry Reildence.
A on Nunnery Hill, containing four acres, will
-Cjl be eola very low to any one wishing to build there
on. The access will be easy, and-the lot commands-a
most beautiful view, [octal] THOMPSON BELL.
, „ ■ For Kent,
A-HANDSOME. STORK, on Market street, between
a T sttetts, at present occupied by
Mr. Thomas lute, as u Dry 000114
Auto-A large well lunshed ROOM in the second
•tory, next door to Mr. Duff’s Mercantile CoUoee. This
Boom xa well r alculated and suitable for *1 Musical Sa
loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arramred a *
doubleoffices. . E. D. GAZ?.\M
Office, Third st., over ilie'Po«i Office
Goal liana pu Yougiilogheu^r
Inn ACRES on the river, ju;.i above (he 2nd Darn
Av/U there is a pit opened and railroad prepared lor
putting cool in boats. (ociSlJ THOMPSON BELL
MTo Let.
r A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on Bank
Lane, Allegheny, between the Hand street bridge
lueduci; Enquire ofll. W. Fish, Real Estate
Broker, corner of sth and Bmithlield streets. ;foct29
; , A Farm Tor Sale*
TIIHE subscriber offers for sale u FA EM OF LAND,
Jl containing ICO acre*—ADO of which are cleared.—-
Iho farm bea directly on the road from Middletown ta
JcnerßOQ, it is well-watered , with u bearing orchard,'
and pear trees; and a Coal bank. The
.... buildings consist of a hewed log House and Barn ; with
Stabling.. For further particulars apply to the sub«cri*
her, on the premises, in Allegheny county, 12 miles
from Pittsburgh. NATHANIEL M’CMNTON
• Moon totonjntp, October 23—tf
I?or Sale*
. A LOT OF GROUND, containing 2J Acres, siiuate
JjL one mile below the town ot Beaver. Beaver coun
ty *on which there is erected a new Brick House, 4G b*
40feet, U clones high, with a basement. The house has
been well built and vpell-fimshed, and contains 13 rooms.
Itis within 200 yards of the Ohio nvur,.uml commands
afine view oi-i, and is bounded on the North west by
ihe State road leading to New Lisbon, Ohio. This pro
perty would be desirable for a country residence, or for
a garden, or summer boarding house. A lot of 5 acres
adjoining it will be sold with it, if desired by the pur
chaser. The terms are so moderate,' that it will be a
bargain to the purchaser. Enquired
N, P. AG. L. B. FETTERMAN,
ioh23;tf Attorneys at Law, Fourth st. .
For Sale*
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Pike street, between
Walnut and Factory streets, Fifth Ward. The Lot
is 25 feet front and 100 feel deep, on i ich there ate
two small Frame Tenements. Terms e* yj—Title good,
ror particulars, enquire of Alderman PARKINSON.
?cnn street. Fifth Ward. . : mny9:tf
Tmnu*-' *•«*<!. Tor Sale* '
aimhuSi!? ? Coal Company wilLsell some very de-
wtuated.on and near the
of'uTcffilrMd p C ' tt “ d near A - ‘ oaihetn lerminaB
cha« e he\errns*of^ < > uantl , U( ; 3 10 Rmt pur
®3S" of P z m w REMIN-JtS«“^
Manager.
A. a flourishing and improving paruirni l ? :° cale ?. ‘?
for s^upoll
For farther particulars, apply at. this oiw'
SODA ASH—ISO casks SodaA'ah fme.i rVnK.. V
sale. tfcbal] ALEMnlTfe^
SJLUMAN 3 JOURNAL OF ARTS
—Fire dollars ger annum,—free of postage. s„h'
senpUons received at the only Agency in thu City V??;
. mart EDUCATXONAL HEFOSITOiiv
To Lett
Heal Kstnte Sale*. „ , ,
TN accordance wHh.iho provisions of the/will or tho
iX-lai^Bamttel-Thompson* Esq., the follo.^ng-valuable
property will be sold at iho Warehouse of J. J>. Wil
liam* k. Co , lip Wood Monday, the It)th day
of MarchvieSl.otJOA.ftf ,vtz: ..
The valuable Warehouse and Lot on Wood street,
now occupied by Mr. George Breed... . .
Also, a valuable Lot on Martel street, on which 'axe
erected three Store houses, a brick tenement nud Stable,
in possession of Messrs. John Shea. C. Yeager, R 1)
Thompson and Wm Strnble, J.D. WILLIAMS,
MARY THOMPSON,
surtnt'i7i£ Ex£cuioTSt
Real Katate lor Sale” : TT^
r r H ? '■"‘icrwKn.ed offers for sale alargc number of
l valuable buflding lots, and some very desirable siles
tor manufastoncsj.m the Wough-bf Birmingham, loha
tfirrh PuWlc - Scbo “f llcUEC anti English Lu-
The.rapid growth of Birmingham m populauon and
S l Td '""R ”V, d iSe reasonable pnees at
ffrr - ■ 1,15 E °y> will render them ti, soft and pro-
Fo V ra?,S“' , T,lle Terms favorable r °
ftt ihp'ofiffp C l!l ,a t?' an^rsHvi B - Cn^B,re of !he undersigned. i
•PhKhm»h C K°. f .. Geo - E Gilmoru, Esq., ou Grant srfetitfii
SL_3 feSf »?® i? 4th streetA r or of William j
Bmniifrfh * a^eraon j at their offices in i
omnmgham,_ _-Jian27] AI6sES F. EATON I
r „, IC , : For Sate. .
I ntirAr' C tx l k?f ®? era for sale a large and well built
„ tst y. l -'K- HuUa>Ej with five or more acres ot ground,
-iiuatea onilie.Fourta sireet Road, within three miles of
*“{*««> •. Possessmn given on the ls.t of April next.—
pnr/t? J t rt r iyj* eMra^B lot of ground, containing over
ACRES, with.a spring of excellent water there
on, situated near the above. . Also, a lot of ground 48
*® el 11- inches by 120 feet, adjoining the residence of M>-
A. Toner, .near the city,opposite ihe 7th Ward, on
1 enn?s Ivanu A.veuue, Possession given immediately,
ills now cerium that the Plank Road will be completed
past the above property early m the coming summer.—
For further information apply to DAVID BEELER, 4th
street Road, near the first described property, [ja&htf
Valuable Property far Rent.
A three story BRICK HOUSE) belonging.to
yrrthe cstnic of Wm. J» Totten, deceased, is otfer
leas , cd for rent or lease., Jt.isjsituaied on Fourth st.,
d£2£LbetweenFerry and Liberty streets, and has been
newly papered and painted i it is now occupied by Mrs.
Verner....Rent > S2SQ per annum. Apply to mysclfi or
Robust C. Totteh, at the works of Knap &- Co.
1 osaession given on ihelst of April-
L. R. M’ABOY,
Guardian.
ADDITIONAL SALE OF
Forty Town Lota In East Liverpool, O.
THE recent unprecedented sale of Lois in Hie above
thriving Town having tieaTlv exhausted (hose pre
viously lain out, and the -demand still continuing, tie
uudersxgned has been induced to lay out a portion of
his property in town lots'as above; and offers them for
sale at prices and terms that cannot fail to-meet the
viewsor those wishing to purchase. It is needless to
say any thing of the location of the town and prospects,
tit having been sufficiently described in recent advert
isements,) outer than that over one hundred lots have
recently.changed hands, and been' purchased by tbose’
fishing.to procure a desirable home.
The above lots ure among the most eligible and desi
rable in the place, and are principally located in the cen
tre of those recently sold.
or iniormatioit. apply to the proprietor in • Liverpool,
or to Jaracs Blabely, Esq., Fourth street. Pittsburgh. '
„ , . JOHN S. BLAKELY,
East Liverpool, Feb. 2nd, 1651. {febl2:daw f
Orphans’Court Sale.
BY Virtue of an order of ihe Orphans' Coon of AUe
eheny County, dated 6th day of Feby,A.D. I=6l,
ke s*POsed to public sale, at the Court House, in the
Ctty of Pittsburgh, on the second Monday (the 10th day)
of March next, -at 10 - o’clock, A. M., all the following
desenbed Real Estate, of which Francis hTKenna, late
of the Ctty of .Allegheny, deceased, by virtue of a cer
tain article of agreement, dated the 10thday of Septem
ber, A. I). 1533,between F; k Lorenz, G. E >Vtimer and
Js-cob Painter, of the one part, and the 6aid Francis
M’Kenna, of the o iher part, died, seized, vuAll that
* ot or P* cce ground situate in the said City of
Allegheny, (late tho-Reserve tract, Ross tow/tfhip, op
posite the Northern Liberties of Pittsburgh,) being, lot
No. two handled and forry-three (243) in the plan of Jots
laid out by G. E, Warner, Jacob Painter and F. Lorenz,
containing in front on Main street iwemy-inree feet and
extending back loCarpenier alley, haviug erected on the
tront thereof a two story brick building, about twenty
teetf ront by thirty feet in depth, and on the rear a dou
ble two story frame building, fronting on Carpenter alley.
Term* and Conditions of Salt -One-hall'of Ihe pur
chase money to b« paid in hand, and the balance to be
paid in two cqaal annual payments—bearing lawful in
terest; and to be secured by bond and mortgage on the
iroperty. For further particulars, enquire of Messrs. ■
ililchel k. Palmer, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
No. 123 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
' ANN M’KENNA, Adm’rx
of Fraud* M’Kenna,deceased.
Mistellatuoas.
WINTEftX>IL—I2IK) galls, bleached Winter Whale
Oil, m stote nnd for sale by
maf4 MILDER & RICKETSON.
A CA3KS Buperior sugar cured DRY BEEF for sale
** ,»» H.C. KELLY,
nmr3 No. ilO Fifth' street.
I A/| BUS. EXTRA URIEL REACH
mar 3 i
LAUGHLIPTS SUPERIOR HAMS Cor »nle br
mar 3 h. C. KELLY
TM3H.— Noe:1 2 and 3 Mackerel; -NoTi" Salmon; Sis
1? quid and Trail, for §ale by
raar3
CONSTANTLY receiving.ui regular periods,Fresh
Butteranu Eggs, from Washington, Westmoreland,
Heaver and Armstrong comities, sold wholesale and re
: [inar3] H. C, KELLY.
For Sale.
A first rale SORREL MARE—-trots well in
.harness or under the saddle.
B A. FAHNESTOCK & CO,
corner of First and Woad si?.
BELLOWS— Five pair second hand Bellows for -ale
by tfebiyj SCAIFE, ATKINSON A GKELY.
JARD— 35 packages No. 1 Lard for sale by
. J fcb*.K WM. DYER.
BACON— Hants and Shoulders for j>ale by
tcb ~ WM. DYER.
bbls. lust receiving and for sale
STUART A SILL,
' Wood street.
CRAB CIDER—IO bbls. prime in rito'e and for sale,
roari STUART & SILL.
POTATOES —Ibo bbls. in store and for sale by
% .. marl . JILL.
(10RN— 50 bl>U. shelled in store and for sole by
J STUART A SILLu
HpOBACCO—6O boxes s’k in &iore and for sale by
A mar 4 . STUART A SILL.
HICKOR Y NUTS— 1(*0 bags in store and for sale by
m«rd STUART A SILL
r f!EA—lO half chests Young Hyson ;
X 20 do extra line do;
10 do Imperial and Gunpowder;
10. do Cheelan and Oolong ;
. . 40 cany boxes various styles :
For sale by - J. I>. WILLIAMS ACO ,
raars_ _ corner of Wood and Hfth sts.
TIOBACCO— :lsboxesB’ii Ho*cy Dew;'
15 do s*s do do;
10 do J.lb extra do;
ito do Jib do do; For sale by
• .*»»**► _ WILLIAMS A CO.
ZINC WASH BOARDS-—l!*s do*. Holmes* Puu* n
for sale atumnufacturcr's prices by
. raatS J.i>. WILLIAMS A CO.
Q CCJAR—IO hhd*. prime New Orleans;
O 20L1>ls. aasoned Loaf;
10 do Crushed and Pulverized; for Baieby
J. D. WILLIAMS A CO.
MOLASSES —75 bbls. New Orleans;
I-' da Sugar House;
5. do Golden Syrup; for sale by
J. D. WILLIAMS & 00.
SUNDRIES— lUO doz. super Coni Broome;
4 this, llickory Nuts;
10 casks. Poiafh;
10 big.Sulcraius;
50,000 Common Segaraj
2,000 Djs. Deer Hitir;
20 bxs. Fox’* Starch;
10 bxa. \Voo<Fs Pearl Starch;
3 canes super Rice Flour i for sate !>•
J. D. WILLIAMS & CO.
FISH— 10 half bblft. No. 3 Mackarel;
15 qr. do da t do;
15 kitix do I do;
ii bbU. No. I Salmon ; for sale by
mars ... . J. D. WILLIAMS A 00.
BONNI2I’ BOARDS—Just received and
UU for sale by j. L S HKE.
ma *P corner of Penn and Irwin M 3.
/V7ft REAMS RULED CAP WRITING PAPER for
*J i saielowbr (marsj j. L. SHEE.
BBLS. Oliio Fire proof Paint tor sale by
>Q marO J. L. ShKE.
DOZ. TUBS for sale by
marC
aOMINV Obbls. ,{ .PearJ” Beuvcr Hominy;
12 do White Flint Cincinnati Horaiuy.
Jnsl received and for sale by WM. DYER.
roatO No. SOI Liberty street.
»OLL BUTTER—Iff Uhls, good Roll Butter for sale
■> t*y fmarfif WM. DYER.
FLOUR— GO bbig. Superfine |
50- do Fine;
10 do “Musty,” for sale by
mart> WM. PYKU.S3
BACON— Hams and Shoulders just received from
amokehouae for sale by fmar6! WM. DYER.
MOLASSES— 50 bbls. prune oak cooperage;
_ JO do cypress ao;
eor sale at a reasonable price by
_°* afC _ WM. DYER.
!pATHERS*rBOO- prime “live geese” Feathers for
sale cheap. - [mar6] ; WM. DYER.
' " ARD—SO packages No. 1 and barrels. "
JLi marC - WM DYER
TJOTATOES —54 bbls. dry mealy reds for sale bv
X marC- • ... WM. DYER
Herring, Mackerel, White Fiab,Cod Fish, Box
X. Herring, Ac., for sale low. [marC) WM. DYER..
C LOVERS EE bbls. choice Seed for sale low b v
marC - - • WM.PYER.
T) AC/LED TEAS--15 chests flne Young Hyeon;
'■jLr •■■ ■ ■ ’ fihalf chests Black ; for sale low
in one-fourth pound packages, by
feb22
BROOMS—2OO doz. rec’d and for salo by
J fcbU ' : , SAMUEL P. SHRIVER.
j COFFEE—2OO bags
fto Coffee, on band and for sale
. ALEXANDER KING;
'C'fiATHEKs—2O sacks prime Feathers. Jbr calc by.
=l= ALEXANDER KING
J HJISri 5 JBt sori lfopi in
UL store and for aale by r . -
mai4 PfIiXER * RICKETSON.
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S C t?W , # °o l4 * Pared, tu ls ilosii.
I ?.?, E T, m " odMU ° n , of 1)115 n«w compound, Coughs
colds are cured iu a vcry.ekori time. ; tve will
p^‘,^S l <? r u Kc £ ser i! ,^ < ; c,oral s > r0 P to cure cases of
9?“fifing.™. ronchilils,iaigugiue.in 14sS time and
al J^ c)le!l P than any other medicine over dtscov-
JL H M S r A - N NEW ACTION—The old
■Poligh;Mcdtci|ies always sicken the stomach and nro
■"'S'S"” 1 !* 11 isniorodisogrcoablethan theCoueh
itself. 1 histsobviatedm thismixture,for itis Itnleits.'
ant aud it will cure, or the money miUht
refunded! The evidence in favor of this medicine ill
our city, from our own cmzen3, should convince any one
01 its oihcacy. - It is the prescription of a regular physi
cion, and hss.bcca used by lum in hia own practice for
“ 5.n r s!i s Vr?/^SSJ^' mUI Uie 111051 he roic success.
CONSUMITION-A lady from Steubenville writes,
that her daughter had.beeu afllicled wilh a Cough and
expectoration, night sweats, hectic fever, and all the
distressing symptoms or consumption, and that afterta
two bottles she was entirely cured. A gentleman
lo Washington county, who bad suffered with Asthma
and Chrome Cough for eight yearsj has been entirely re
lieved and the cough removedby the use.of half a do
zenof bottlesof the Pectoral Syrup, A gentleman from
Peoria, Illinois, writes that “ he knows the Pectoral Sy
rup to be a good article, for be has used it in his oivu
case and in the cases of members ot his famiiy with the
most perfeot success.
It is oNfcioy, thkChuapest Mkdicines now known
—lt is put up, in half pint bottles at 50 cents <-aeh, orrix
bottles for Sff,so. 5
’ Country SroBEKjEUPKKS would do well to keep a sup
ply of this medicine on hand all the time, as u is one of
Lite most perfect and efficacious remedies ever dlseovcr
cd for nil coughs and diseases of the laogs and incipient
Consumption,
CAUTION EXTRA—Mauy persona will try’ to gel
you to buy .some one of the various nostrums, but do not
| heed them. It you want to get well, buy Dr. KxYsins’n
Pectoral Syeup, and take tio other; this will cure you
,lt has in it,some of the mogfvaluable plants.and herbs
of the materia ihedica, and is compounded' by a person
skilled in the healing art. There can. be nodeccpllon in
i ihiß medicine. It is prepared in your own city, nnd the
, proprietor has mimerouaiccrnficutea, attesting its valu
able properties, which will be shown to auyper o ou de
sirous of seeing them.
Agents Wanted throughout the United States to sell
this medicine. Large discounts will be made lo tho«e
who will take an interest in the medicine. . ft will pay a
large profit loall agents; besides* they will be doing suf
fering humanity a service bv placing in their hands the
greatest medicine for Lung diseases the world has ever
produced. • - ■
~£ 0 4 and retail, by KEVSER A M’-
DOWELL, Druggists, 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa-,
to whom all letters for agencies must be addressed
Also, for sale by D.M. Curry, Allegheny city ; P. Brock
er, Jr.,Biov*nsvmci George Baire, Washington ; John
§ J" uc b anan > Hickory j Lcorgo Keyscr, APhucspon;
J. D. -Vowejl, Canonsburgb; and by merchants -and
druggists generally. {ju‘.‘s
Is respectfully invited to the following truths, set forth in
relation, to one of the most important Remedies of mod
an times!
PETROLEUM OR ROCK OIL;
IT is not more than one year ago since this great rem
edy was brought before the public, for the relief and
cure'Of disease. Its great powers to heal, have, since
theu. become fully appreciated by the community, and
.we allegethattho longer it is tried the morfc certain will
its great fame spread. It is not. the remedy of a day,
got op for toe sole purpose of making mdney; but, oiie,
which we conceive, wilixoaunuc to be used when all
nostrums have beer, forgotten. The PETROLEUM 4s
a Natural Remedy, elaborated inihe depths of the earth
by a power and agency that laughs to scorn all human
competition. . It Is onr duty, when we write about a
medicine, that we write ’truth— that we say nothing
calculated to deceive those who may trust our word or
put confidence in our statements. The sick are very
apt to catch at any thing that promisee relief /rota dis
ease. A story can hardly be too highly wrought to an
swer the object of gullingor 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 medico. Plain, unvarnished i
facts—facts that may be ascertained in our own city and j
neighborhood, bear ample testimony in favor of the Pe- i
troieura.
Within the past two months, two of our own citizens,
who were totally blind, have been restored to sight.
Several cases o( bliudness, in the Stale of Ohio, have
been cured. And, also, the case of agentiemanin Bea
ver county. There are others ; but these case* are near
home, and may be referred to by any persons who may
have doubts on the subject. These cases were cured af
ter tney had been abandoned by physicians as hopcless-
The Petroleum will cure, when used according to direc
uons—Diarrhara, Dysentery, Piles, Rheumatism, Uouf
Neuralgia, Eruptions on the Skin, Pimple* on the face
Chrome Sore Eyes, Ringworm, Tetter, Scold Head
pam* in the bones and jomis, old sores. Ulcers, Wens,
Tumors Scrofula, Cancer, Spiual irritation, Fever and
Ague, Chroutc Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Pul
monary affections of a chronic nature, tendinr to pro
duce CONSUMPTION. ‘‘ 1
Burnsand Scald*,disease? of the Bladder and Kid
neys, Chapped Hand?, Excoriated Nipple®, Corns and
Bunions. In fact, itisaoacAt cnivkrkalbemedt. and
has beeu tried in most of the above diseases within the
past yvar with the most perfect succeei. Certificate*
that wilt astonish are in the hands of the proprietor, who
wiJUake pleasure iu showing them to the uiJhcted or
their friends.
Whatever others may say about their medicines, the
Petroleum is ibe greatest Remedy of the aye. Phy
sicians of high standing iu the profession are betnnuinir
to use it in their practice. Those, who at first looked on
with doubt and unccrtuiuty, urc willing to awaid it duo
.praise and consideration.- Before another ycnrxoM*
round,all- will be compelled to acknowledge that the
Petroleum is the xreatesi medicine ever discovered.'
For i#le, Wholesale and Retail, by
KEYSER A M'DGWELL,
140 W'ood street.
. Wood street; D.M. Curry,D.
A. Elliott, Joseph Douglas®, Allegheny Cuy. Alr-o, by
Proprietor, H, M. KIER, Canal Butin, Tih t.treet,
Pmrhorgh. fcab ’
H.C KELLY
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDF.R
PKPSINI
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
Or Ctaiitrio Jnlcel
ACREAt DYSPEPSIA CUllElt,
PREPARED trorn Rennet. ot the fourth stomach 01
the Or, arte/ directions by Caron l,iX£to»tlic gre.*t
Fuyaiological Chemist, by J.sJ. HOUGHTON, M.D\No
ll. North Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa,
~j* * {} r wondcrta 1 remedv for INDIGESTION,
dyspepsia, jaundice, constipation, liver
COMPLAINT, and DEBILITY , cunnttfmer Nature
own methodjby Nntare’s own arcnt, the Gastric Juice
Half a teajpoonfull of this Fluid, infmed in water,
will digest ordicsolvc Fro; Pocrtns or Roa&r Bear ts
aeon two uoces, out of the stomach, v
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
Baron L!tajo,m hlsceJebraltid work on Animal Chem
»sir>\ says: “An artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous 40
the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared lima the mu
cous membrane 01 the stomach oi the calf, m which va
rious article* of food, us meat and eggs, will be so soft
ened, chanced and digested, just tn the pome manner as
they would be in the mi man stomach.’*
Dr. Pxaiaiu, in his famous treatise on ** Food ami 0i
el,"published by Fowler* A Wells, New orfc, page 35
stales the same great fact, and describes the method ot
prepaiation. There are tew higher authorities than Dr
Pereira.
Dr. Comub,in his valuable writings 00 the'**' Physiolo
gy 01 Digestion,” observes that *' a diminution of the due
quantity of the Gastric Juice ir a prominent and aIJ-pre-,
vailing cause of Dyspepsiaand he states (hut *• a tliv- 1
tuiguisned professor or medicine in f,ondon,who was I
severely afflicted with this complaint, finding even thing
else to tail, had recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtained I
from the stomach of living uiiiinsh, which proved com- I
pleitly Kncee«mil. , »
Dr. C&AHAU, nuthor of the famous works on “ Vegeta
ble Diet,”, says; k * It is a remarkable fact in physiology,
that the stomachs of animal*, macerated in water, im
parl to the fluid the property of dissolving various ani
[ clesof food, and of effecting a bind of artificial dires
lionof them in no wise different from the natural diyewt
t ive process,”
| Dr. great work, the “ Chemistry of.'\la«IJ’(l<e3 1 J ’(I < e3
&. Blanchard. Phila., 151 C, pp *ays: “The discov
eryof PF.PSIN forms a new eru In the chemical history
of Digestion. From recent experiment we know that
food is dissolved as rapidly In an artificial divesttve
fluid,prepared from Pepsin, as it is in the natural Gus
tric Juice itself."
Professor Dcnouson, of the Jefferson College. Phila
delphia,m hi* great work on Human Physiology, devotes
more than fifty pages to an examination of this subject.
Ills experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the Gastric
Juice, obtained from ihe living human »;romach and from
animals, are well known. “In at! cases” he says, “«|j.
gestion occurred as perfectly in the artifieiul as in th
nutural digestions.”
AB.A DYSPEPSIA CURED,
Dr. HouotrrorPs preparation of PEPSIN hai produced
the most marvelous effects, curing cape*, of Debility
Emaciation, Nervous Decline,and Dyspeptic Consump
tion, supposed to be on the very verge of the grave, ft
i« impossible to give the details of cases in the limits of
this advertisement—but authenticated certificates have
beenjtivcn of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK
ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New York, and Bosjon
alone. These were nearly all desperate casos, and ihe :
cures were not only rapid and wonderful, but perma- !
uent. I
Ills a great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, and particularly
useful for tendency to bilious disorder, Liver Complaint,
Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever and Ague, und
the evil effects of Quinine, Mercury, and other dfugs
upon the Digestive organa, after a long sickness. AUo
forcxcess in eating, aiid 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 und remove at once,
: No mutter how bad they may be, it GIVES INSTANT
RELIEF! A single dost TetnotisaUthewipUaiantsump*
tonu, and it only needs to be repeuted, for a short time,
■ those good effects permanent. PURITY OF
BLOOD and ViGOR OF BODY, follow ul once. It is
particularly excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomitini*. ■
Cramps, Soreness of the pitof the Stomach, distress af- I
ter eatirw, low, cold state of the Blood. Heaviness, Low
ness of Spirits, Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness
tendency to liwtmiiy, Suicide, Ac. *
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle will of
ten effect a lasting cure.
oJvnsf£ml?M C «» b & a - r £ \ he Wriucn signature of J. S.
.HOUGHTON, fil.D., Sole Proprietor. I
Sold by agents in every town in the United States,
and by respectable dealers in Medicines gcneialiv I
Agents far Pittsburgh, KEYSER & McDOWKLL,-14t
Wood street. ’ M
J. L. BHEE.
Retail dealers supplied at.Proprietor’snriees, [nv2(hy
Also, for sale by R. E. SELLERS, 57 Wot d street. Y
Bull’s Sarsaparilla and the Cholera.
■VTOT a single mail, woman or cltild has died of the
JJi CHOLERA Or any of its symptoms who used thil
invaluable preparation. Look at the city of. Louisville
where thus Sarsaparilla is made, and whero from 150 to’
200 bottles aro retailed daiw, but few isolated cases of
Cholera have occurred, am? they were either persons
from boats or those who disregarded oar advice.
[Cincinnati Chranids
For sale by KEYSERS M>DOWELL„HO Xvooik
Pittsburgh, where the genuine artiole raoy always be
bll “ neir - - [lnlyw
P
WM.DVER.
IETROIiEUM—A certain cure tor DuuirtHCEA n
- disease very prevalent this hot weather—the fore
runner or Cholera. Try it! For sale by .
jye keysee A McDowell, uo Wood at
WHTFJS fijs. for sale by ' "
B, A.FAHNkSTOCK <fcCO,
Public Attention
AT ■■r'.y- -•
• ;v -
r*-;
bookand job printing.
H» W* Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets*
fJMIE Proprietor of the Mobnino Post and'MßscDßi
A Manuractureb, rospectihUy informs tus friends
and U»opalrons oflhesepnporß,Laat he has a larxe a«t
Bortmem of JOB TYPE AND ALL OT HER MATIftUAL
necessary to u Job'Printing Office; and that he is ore-"
pared ■ : K
w bETTRB PRESS PRINTING 07 KVERI 'DKSCBIPTIORt
Book*. sills vf Lading, Circulars ,
PawnAtos , . r [BiUKeadSy Cards, *
HvulbiUs. Blanks, Hat Tips. '
_,lC | ‘'All kinds of Blanks, Steamboat and Canal
; Boat Buis, with appropriate cats, printed on the shortest
noucc ana moa: reasonable terms.
, “ c respectfully the patronage of lus friends and
tnopublic generally, m this brunch oflus business: . *
Be P ' . ‘ L. HARPER.
/qggr.tgl JAMES \V. WOODWKLI/
■ CABINET :«L
furnjture manufacturer, nf
Wnre-roooka 07 and 90; Thlrd utreeh
JW. W. respectfully informs hls fnends and custom
* ersthut he.has now completed the largest and fi
ttest stock of household furniture evhr before seen,in
•this city-,-as he is-detonnined to.'uphold the quality with
well-geasoned materials,.best workmanship, nnd newest
übKigusj and from the extent of his orders and facility
m mm afactunng, bo is enabled to .produce warranted
furnitarv, wt the lowesr. prices.
He has adopted the principle of identifying the cus
tomers’interest with hts own, in quality ond price,-and
keeps always on hand the greatest variety of every des
cription of fuYmture, from the cheapest and plaidest, to
the most elegaua and costly, that a house, or any part of
one, inuy be lurntshed from Ins stock, or manufactured
to order.; Ifo therefore solicits an inspection,
“JM tho advantages of his establishment may, bo. known-
The following articles consist, in part, of his stock, which
tor richness of style and finish, cannot be surpoased in
any ot thc cities: ; ; .
Parlor,
drawing,, din
ing, and Bedroom
chairs, of every variety,
consisting of rosewoood, ma* ..
hogany and walnut L. 1 i z a b e ih e n,
Conservatoire and Easy Chairs, of every
deßcnption; Couches, Solas, Tete-a-tete-aud Di
vans of the latest French and American'patterns;
iashacs, What-Nots,and ladies’ parlor Wriuuc Desks
of varioua kiiidB;.Worb Tables and fancy inlaid!
stands, music stands, and marble top. ma
hogany, rosewood and walnut centre and sola, ta
, bibs, extension dining tables; all sizeaofthe : :
most improved, and decidedly-the best kind
made; card, Pembroke hall and. pier tables,
wardrobes, bedsteads and washstands of
each a large assortment; gothic hull
, and parlor reecpuon chairs, ottomano
and stools, secretary and book
case's, side boards/ fire screens, \
towel racks, hat stands, and
music* stools, cnbs and cots
for children; paper mache,
. table and tea poys, ma
hogan)V rosewood, and
ialaia pearl Tables,
&c. Ac. Ac.
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE aud
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cab(nbt makeas supplied with
alt articles in:their line ?r
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the short
est notice.
AH orders promptly attended to.
cHAias aNO fursitdrk.
No. 99 Thxrdstrut, bttioten Marita and Wood. South side
Wfi have nowon hand a large and /<=7w«»i
WL; splendid stock of every variety oj CHAre'
f#3and CABINET FUR which
• t| * are confident cannot be s a rp a s a te-d,
equalled, in this City,or ta the West, in style and finish.
Those who are in want oi Furniture are respectfully
invited to call and examine tov themselves.: • ,
ID" Steamboats furuisbc4 on th.; shortest n«tice.
orders promptly attended to/ ' " •:
tebl9:tf ; : i: :O , DQNNELL> MULLEN A CO.
KurniturtT ami Chair Ware Hooiai.
T. 13L VOUNO tc. CO., tornrr of Third/ss
an< j SmithJitldtts.j opposite Bto u> >i\ Haul, Gl
Pa., keepconstantly on hand ElSa
'wMfroFittnd make to order, at the lowest prices • <il
HOUSEHOLD and STEAMBOAT FURNlTUßfc,*aha
of the beat workmanship and most approved
«»«• fekis
" SteitmboaiTi Ahoy f “
Tuk subscribers tender their acftV
.«afig|ggßgroAkQflwlftdgmenu for the favors bestow
ca upon idem by their Steamboat friends, and
would respectfully remind them and others inte- * *
rested in building boats, that they are at ail times pre
pared to furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every
description of Cabin Furniture and Chairs ot the be#
material and workmanship. 'J B YOUNG & CO.,
Corner Third and Smuhtield streets.
: opposite ♦‘Browns-Hotel.”
d.c.HojaEß. /W ' it. daolbs
Hammer A Hauler.
C ABINKT WAfiEBOOM > SMITH FIELD STREET.
BtiißCM Stnetahtaut and Strawberry allry, Pittsburg. Pa.
HAMMER ft. DACLER keep constantly on band
o*** variety 01 excellent and fashionable Furniture,'
KPj warranted equal to any in the city, and sold on us
*• *fJ* v «raole terms a-i cun be obtained at any similar
establishment m .-fee. West. They have now on hand an
unusually extensive all kinds of Furni
ture,irom the cfeeajtort and plainest to the mom costly
and elegant. All order* promptly attended to. mnJl.Cro
r , WAt/’ft conuunes to ta&nu*
mm *j&** facture CABINET- IVAJIE of cYcrydeierin
cßffibbtH 01 * 1 toM stand. corner of Liberty aud
UNDKRTAKGVO attended
to, m ail »a braaf hea. maylt
1 . Extra FtimUy Flour.
|A OK the convene nee of ihe ciiizehs, the proprietor*
r®- oI the * v f Il LUKG I I CI'i'VMILLS/’have placed
boxes for ike reception of orders, at the following places:
J. A R. Huyd s store, corner of Wood aiid cth sta •
M.Hay wood « Shoerfitorc, corner laberty and Market
A. Beelen s store,-Ud street i
L. Wilcox, Jr., Druggist, cor. 4th and Srmihfidd;
Jtilm t Smim B>torc, cor. High and Wjlie streets.}
lelegrtt?n Odict, Fourth street; 7
H. C. Kelly, Grocer, cor.sth £t. and Market alley;'
M. Gra**’* • :<;?€, Utb Wurd.
The Flour waerii* wijj call twice or thrice daily, for
orders, andihc Ho.r. Ac n delivered proraply either in
barrels or sacks, <Eact Flour is preferable for family
use,) without charge tor curtage.
It is plain t&tiuo accounts can he allowed, and that I
dntvers caa have no permission lo leave Flour without
payment. \\ e hope that the public will be pleased with
tbtshTia«gcuiem,a.-i we shall endeavor to do Oiem Just
ce. ImayiO) VyiLMARTH <fc NOBLE
rMIJ „ norpoiicAUFousu^
rpHh,Aub?cribef has been authorized to receive Pack-
A ;*g« lo be forwarded.io San Francisco by the houie
ot CORW INNL, BROTHER 1c CO M ul Panama, and
to engage Fatsaee in first class sailing Vessels front
iaaama to San ; :Franctsco. Every information piven
on application to JOSHUA ROBINSON, ‘
Post Buildings, Fifth st., near Wood.
C Cheapest summer goods ln toWnT^wk.
Cloths, all’wool, Cashmarctles, Scotch Plnid*
Linen Drill* t»ml Ducks, with every variety of Mar
seille;! and other Ventings and
JS* JOSHUA KOBiNSON.
Philosophy or Qrandreth’s Vogetablo
Pill*.
WHEN the.theory of the circulation of the blood
was enabluhtrd. thr secret springs of vitality
I were then partially exposed to our view. We saw and
understood that the iood.wc eat. was converted into
blood, which repaired the waste of the animal machine
the food rad, which keeps at a life heat the internal
fires that warm and invigorate our inner man. The
I blood is an electric llnid which carries this heat to every
i ramification of the body, even to the extremities of tho
j hair ami horny .nail. While the blood is thus the neat of
, hte, it 1 h also the seat ol dij-eate. Food give* the body
! strength} BramlrethVs pills give blOod tlm necessary
power to throw out from itrclf.all impurities, thus reii
denugihe stream of life pure and healthy. If men were
more sincere,dbere would be fewer religious creeds •
and if they kepf close to nature’s laws in the management
or their bodies, they w ould require little medicine. Aa j
men grow inteUUigfiU they will become \vi«efoud hap* j
pierj cveunow, their wisUdmis proved by the fact'that I
when sickness assails them, they u»e BrandfethWere-’
table Umveral Pil!<, which soon restore them to health
They are peculiarly; adapted to the climate, and require
no extra cate - when they are used, ia either diet or cloth
ing. They should In; always in the house, *© that noon
the first induration of sicklier theyimty be used. One
dose in the beginning'is‘more potent Tor good, than a
dozen after the sickness is fixed in the system. In colds, I
coughs, asthma, rheumatism, costivcncss, fevers, and in ]
all acute, heavy of deep-seated pains, their effects will!
be found beyoAd all praise. Three or live will act like I
a chamtjoficfi curing a dangerous matady at once sa- I
yingmonilisof »ickuc«t*utul the'evils thereunto attend* I
»ng. Remember, Brandreth 7 * Pills are a knowiv and I
fully tested medicine, one that is uied by hundreds of!
ihonsflttd* in this country and throughout the civilized
world. They are quietly superseding all other medi-l
cines. The).' take outonly that from the blood which is I
thecnuseoi weakness ami pain, leaving-strength and
health: they produce healthy sleep at night, and an an
petite that relishes all Linds of food. J
Sold at No, JJU Diamond alley—the only place in Pitts
burgh where the genuine BruudrethPillsure kept for sale
—the undersigned, is theoniy agent in the city.
deci&3ui V THOMAS KEDPaTH
Aw MILbIKES A GO., " ” r *T'
HAVE on IJANDauboir extensive OABINET and
chair Manufactory, no.m smithoeia »t.
» large assortment of fancy and plain Furniture, which
they wUlselllAperccut.belowcustomaryrates.
Terms—cash ldec27:ly -
Dissolution.
npHl2 Co-Partnership horetolore existingbetween the'
.A tubicribcrs. under the firm of J. S. BONNET ACo
ifithisday dissolved by mitlbal consent. Either partner
may use the name of the concern in settlement.
JEROME S. BONNET
MATTHEW D. PATTON
Pim&urgA, Apriilst, 1850.
_ID" Having soldmy entire interest in the firm ©f J.S
Bonnet A Co. to AI. D. Patton, ray lato partner, and in
retiring from business, I take great pleasure in recom
mending him to the confidence of ray friends and the
public. fap3) J. S. BONNET/
fletnovoi.
'HpHE suhseribef wishes to inform the citizens of Pitu
,JL burgh and the public generally, that-he has removed
hie CARPfiT STORE ftom Nos. 61 and 03 Wood street.
. to the Apollo Bnildings, on Fourth street, recently occu
pied by the Museum, and hat connected therewith the
adjoining rooms, formerlyuscdas.the Chronidle Printing
omce—which, in connection with his old room, makes
the most spacious Carpet establishment in the country;
and hie xarsurpass this city
forepace, arrangement and good light, that he is certain
of sailing every person woo may favor him with a call.
His stock is complete in every article In his line, and
great pains will betaken at all times to ahoiv goods to
persons wishing to look or buy.. , V*
octal ’ ~ ' . E. W. LYND.
B. C. Stockton, '
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
I No. 47, cobnbb op Mabkbt and Third stbhets,
HAS constantly, on hand for.sale—' Writing,Letter,
Printing and Tea PAPER rßonnet, Binders’, Ful
lers’ and'Trunk-BOARDS; Book and Newspaper
PRINTING INK—which he wtu sell.at th 4 lowest cash
pmes, or in exchange for Rags and Tanner* 7
liiMMEIN
S 5-K ;,r :
nfi’n*Jr'.Sv f* UU »K tow Tor Ca.U.
P DEtANY, 190 Xitmy strut, Pittsburgh, hps on
X -. fiond a, largo anoranent. of iho Jatost .tyle-'of
WmterCoats,of fasluonßblo colors. Also, Pants Veit*
ana all otHbf arucles in ihe clothing line. -Wholesale
purchasers will find a mosi desirable stock to select
from} and will bo. sold’low for cash. • > ldccl9'- •
B. SI. AUGUST) ’
MERCHANT TAILOR, - r
INFORMS his friends and customersthatbo hns open
ed a CLOTHING STORE, aF No. .85 Smithfield sL,
• where theyiCaaboemtetl nt all times with anything in
,nis line, made in the mod finished style and .workman-.
Uke manner. Hts Goods arc all fresh, of the best nnd
“tjhionable material, and no pains will bc>Ppared
ibe ereatcet. degree of satisfaction lo ins pat
tons. A BOoifiKock o/Readr Made CLOTHING always
?» h»nd. ■ • - - ... [d(dO
■ : ■ W. KICLIiV, - I
AiERCHANT TAILOR,
Ha £rmaSA!% , V i,u *»«&-■ Pittsburgh, Fa., !
KLCEIVED FROM THE EAST—-alorge !
a ..... 'r a 1u ,,7,. 5c ! .’4 c d stack-lof.Fronoh, Engbsli
CLOSIIS, CASBIHGRES and VHST
ho nTAnnr.a tjpprovcd colors and styles; which
and o P , /l, . mall<i ‘“ ia rhe very best manlier
“TiAhJi?t mo,l . reas ? , ! !lblo ‘«™s. ’
rnetfs FaM^Th? 11 h “ nd “ ■‘“‘ortraeat .-ofgeßtte
nov3u3m ’ H kchl " , ' ,G, “ vef! ' S “'P enifer3 . io
Clothing! Clothing:
THREE BIG DOORS' "
, , JOHN M’CLOSKEY, • ‘
Whvluah and Raatl JOeakr tn Clothing. 151 Litcrtu •!
M' V . - -PimSurg/i, Pa. . . : .
\wi b , a and Clothing- is nowready,
( amoun ing; to upwards o£ SloU;oo(vwhicli I think
mchis e cvc» U «n?i bsr o ihe choicest selections ol Rsr
erncoanin g tUPm U " S ° r any other di7 in the West
ii,^lLPUrC. h “?f 8 J h ? v ‘"C been 811 made, enrly, i have
thcreforeavoidedihe lam advances'inade'in aliuost all
bfcdilfnff?rmv", 00 v en Goods > and am dhereiore enur
Died 10 offer my Bloch at unusually low prices
ihl „7 e l- I *ccso:i -paid more than usuahauentlon to
sl> ; 6 cfoiy sarincms, so that the
very lowest priced as well as Ihe lincst are got up in a
style and elegance not to be. surpassed,, Hundreds-oi
■ a f, w onstomers, both wholesale and rctail,have been
ol'k^.'s 3 macb b 7 ' bo superior make or the clothing
as by the lowncssof lny prices- ! -
The propnetor -woula particularly catlike attention of
all dealers in Clothing to Lis- present stock, bclievin*
that opon examination oi the quality and'pnces of fats
Goods they wiH be induced to purchase at his establish--
wholesale room now contains upwards of
priM garmenlS,iioia tbefiDeSl in 10 l * ie lowe3tin
The proprietor is now determined to make this depart
ment a point oi great attraction* and with this view has
SS2^! anil ?- on h F, d - large quantity of goods suited to
every eccuon of the United States.
In the cutting department will always t>a found a very
of *H lhe choicest makes =of Cloths, Cas-'
sunere*andSilks 7 :to : be : fotmdintins or eastern markets.
He is prepared to to order in the shortest
Aoucein the latest and moatfaihionable styles. ••
respectfallyinvtashiaold-iriends and customers,.
1 the pabUcuX 4reneral > ta cail and examine for
hemselves. (octlS ,■
streets,
SO^SUS U “* «»ate »iock of
1 f tls EXTENSIVE ASSORT-
• FASHIONABLE goods
iu VEBV LOW PJtICES. 'Persons wishingto purchase'
will save money by calling On him. an
sepM . . ■ v w.j.DAvrrr. p, c .pruw. • ■
.. . • AGENCY OF
Helneah’a Celebrated Patent Shear*.
T® undersigned has been appointed by Mr. Heinesh,'
X ofNewYprlrvsdle Agent for the sale of bis justly
celebratedputcn tTailors’ Shears. He offers these Shears
now at manufacturer's prices.' Having a complete as
sorunentof these Shears, from C2Je. np to Slit a piece,
he calls the attention of Ladles; Milliners and Dressma
-10 Ms establishment, the FRANKLIN
OLOTIUNG.SIXIEE,JJ9,.Liberty street, 4th door from
respcctrully solicits a share of the public
patronage, wlilcli Uusunicle so ' justly deserves;
octllltm*' • J. F. HAVEKQTTE.
EMBROIDERIES *'*—Received per express, a large
aportment of the following Goods : ;.j : .V
Ladies’, book, jaconet, and muslin Ff'erieb wrought
cufla and collars,* Kossuth caffs and Valenci
enites and Louis Napoleon do do; Louia Napoleon Ma*
Ime, Brussels' and Applique capes andf sleeves; cheini
zettes {-blackChurrtiila and love veilsf;ladies* break*
last caps; infants’eaps and waists; embroidered linen
cambric handkerchiefs; English thread laces and edg
mgsj jaconet and Swiss edgings and ihseriinga 1 to
gether witha general assortment of French embroider
ed and lace goods. For sale by
A. A. MASON & CO*
Nos. G‘J and 64 Market street.
SEVENTH GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
ORTGOODS,
AT TBS .
One Price Store of A. A. MASON & CO.>
*Voj. C‘i arid 64 Market street.
WILL eorataence on Monday, December 30,1850
and continue through the month of January. On
tuts occasion, the whole of their immense establishment
will be thrown open for Retail Trade, and iherr exten
sive ftiocfe, amounting to One Hundred and Thirty
Thousand Dollars, \7ifi be offered at Retail, at fully one
tourth teas than usaal prices. . :
- The noticeol tueir Semi-Annual Sate lo any one of
the thousands *yho attended the sale'of lasi year, will
be sufficient guarantee for a caJl.thi* feason, They will
however mention a few of the Goods and Prices for the
benefit of tho-e who have ;neveT attended their Sales—
vis:— - -
lUeh Cashmeres, - .25; c::Usualpnce St,oo
• p's. Cotton and Wool uaohl pri:e
d'lC.j
isuo t a. Colton and. Wool Delaines, 15, leic.Usuai
price ,2u and 25e;
624 c. PS li ‘ KhCoiored Usual price
Striped,and Figured Silts, 60c. Usual j>rice
sti ps. Black Silks. Reduced 25 percent.:
lOOps, French MerinoeSvSljOO. Usifal price 51,371;
dOOps. I*arametias and Lyoneae Cloths. Reduced 33
percent;
SSOOLong Square Shawls, which will be sohFatfrom'
SI 10 35 lets thaathe u*aal prices,; '
3000 yds. Bonnet Ribbons,at 8 and 10c. Usual price
Itf and«2sc.; * • “ -r . * ,
First Colored Calicoes, 6je. Usual priee9c.;
100 cases English and American CaUcoe«;3 and 10c
Usual price ltt and
SOcaacsßleachedMusliur. Reduced2c.per yard;
• 2Gobalesßrown.Muslm—oll^rades;
Also—Laces, Embroideries, Tnmnuugs, Hosiery anil
Llovcs,Liaefls>Chccts t .Cloihs, Casrimeres, Cassinets
and Jeans..
Together withau immense variety of other Goods, all
of which will be marked down to.lower prices than any
of their previous stiles^
They mviu? an early, eaH.au nuuy of their choicest
Loodg wnllsoon be sold. - •
The lowesrpilce named at first,
i<'rc»h Arrival—Now Uoodul 17
no. to market street,
Jly'BerwK*s rotmn sTHEKT abb tos uriiiosß
FRENCH, KNOUSH AND AMERICAN ■
WINTER URY OOODSr
f |l H !> undersigned is now.receiving from the Has tern
X cities by Kxpress,' a splendid assortment or Fancy
and Staple Ury Woods; purchased exclusively for Cash,
from the importers and manufacturers, at least Tiriniv
ftw ptr ctnt.btlow tAc test of those who made their intr
chasea earlier in the season, and will be sold Wholesale
ami Retail forcash at . *
EXTRAORDINARY bargains.
50 pieces Lupin's French Merinoes, Cherry, Se»HeL
Pint, Green, Maroon, Black, Mazarine Blue and Mode
colored, from S7|c, up to the finest quality, manufactured
under the French Hepublic. . ’ “" u |“ ,ac V*« a
15 Pieces Superior Bombazines, Lupin's manufacture
—at unprecedented low prices. .
150 pieces tUack and Colored Alpacas, from 181 cents
per yard up lo (he fiuesi Silk Warp and Mohair Lustres
inanptuciured. ■-
„4.V' ,s4>ie^ es TJ'tocl, Paramcita and Coburg Olodia, all
*s*?** an °-<|«al»ue« t and cheaper than ever t>cfore otler
ed in uus city.
050 pieces American and British Prints, superior quail
sotd cxlrcmel V ,ow P^ces:
450 SHAWLS: Superior Bay State and Waterloo
Long Shawls, ChamHion»,Silk and Turk Satin Oe'Chciii
ana all VVooi Brocha Shawls, Black ami Colored Em-
Droidercd Cloth Shawls, Plain and Embroidered Black
and Colored Silk Fringe; Thibet and Aloua Be Laiii
Shawls.
MV pa lerns Superior Dresc Silks: Plain Charaelion
S. k and balin De Chain, Wide Black Gro;De Rhln=
S-lks,Piam and Fancy Figured Silks, and Black Plaid
Gro Be Armour Silks.
I iSOpiecea Cloths, Caßsimerea and Vestings, superior
| quality, und will he soM at a gTeat reduction troth lorm*
I er prices. -
DOMESTIC -AND STAPLE GOODS.
wOptcccs Bleached Muslin, good quality, all widths,
from d\ to cents per.yard. ~
COO pieces heavy yard wide Brown Muslin, from Gic.
| to the best article manufactured.
I 300 pieces Red, White and Yellow Flannels, from I8| ;
} •'ents per yard up to the finest Silk Warp and Welch
j Gauze Flannel imported. ' -
100 pieces Irish Lincu, warranted made of Flax yarn*
r °und thread, wire twist, hand spun and grass bleached.
12opiecesChecks,superiormn e, from 8 to 18$ cents
per yard, together with a large assortment of Damask
table Linen and Table. Cloths,.Russia Diaper and
Crash, Cassineits, Kentucky Jeahs, Bed ; Tickinf, Do-
I mestic Ginghams, Colored Cambrics, Plain Liuseys,
| Canton Flannels, &c. r ’
1 350 dozen Ladies and GenUcinen’s Gloves and Hosiery
—including every, variety ami quality,- which will be
sold at extremely iow prices.
The customers of the hbuse cash buyers are<
requested, to call and examine the goods, and secure a
bargain, a 3 they 'will be offered Wholesale arid Re ail n
very low prices. iCT Na.IS Jirar*« street;Puts buieh
novio : y absalom! morris*
Cloths X Cloths I Cloths X
A T„p.STEWT iOBBI.NO PR.CES.-JIB piece,
•fi.' Black and Fancy cobred French and wWii.fa
CLOTHS;' Pilot, Cloaking and EnE ' ,sh
Jusl opened at ; A-.A:MASOi\Ii CO.’S.
d ' ea ; ~ Noa:B3and 64 Market «■„.£. V
BOyfri & [ TOTLEY>S i iKXVoad
«f Uoora betow Virgin aUfcV.
< sacks Dried Apples;
: - do; Forsale bv
- - L. S', wateraian&sons,
• » Vi ’Notice*. ■-
A siSs 9^nl b l Ie ' 110 “ft liUc J flrm of Johksio* &
org ©ooi3.
A.A. MASON 3c CO.,
Nob. 62 and 04 Market street.
i. ‘ .
«*. „ ■*
" • *
mmmim ..m.i * *-
; ;■
_f+.'r-r -!\l’/■'■«. •.- r ,
mmmnstosiS®b*.-
large raMßßy^iffl-tSSmm^t^nSbS'd
e) oie e MAIN'H ANI I.LA, aUoa draagbiby liegallon.—
■ Also,mire Old4akcateAMONTlljhADO, m oastalnr 1C
AALON^rAKnf^Tk-H?-^-^” 0 -^^ ome EXTRA ,
AimwiUitADOiiib o Uros,-pßf up.m ; Bjrope; iwhjoh he
V fSS?IS“/ ‘•‘S' oatf .
AMOSTILIiADO Shot
.? da » lE ? ts jsonvaleseenie,’ as they
WciaUyisoleclid'for
i! n^ e L t t , °i x ? umer ‘ fton » 'he slock of-‘ BrairesTliaV’
otOponofiindlmported, direct . . ,~T?
- ilicge : Winesara fruity and delicate,and ihave been
fr-i his &■
: “a“ra^d“r£»"aol?^ oV " ° U 01hec *«W»irfJU*Win«;
t # **EersonssfllTeringwuhcUronicailectioaol , -ihebow-''
elscannotbeloocarefuiintUelrPOßT. . ( t " '
MADEIRA WINES of various son#, dry and rich
'South Side; old East and >Vest ; lndia.-§n2iii!&e *aS v
on draught, in;botUesnndby casks.-. ...
t.- As to lhe. BPARI3#ED. WINES of the subscriber it
is well knownthaUbeMOET EXTRACHA &IPAGNE
and the splendid-SPARKLING MOSELLE, imported
by him are.auperior to any other .Wines; and are sold
at priees as low as most of the inferior wines nowjin the
market whichare puvupon buyers as firstclaa, :
He has also CHAMPAGNE WINES orvarious brands
andqnalitieß.atvery low.priflea,Tela!lorwholesale. In
the article of CLARET WlNES,generally,' the subscri
ber faoldahiraselfto be a jadgej and he oners the: finest,
stock here, from tbewery lowest price, by. the single do-'
2e 1K 1 2.J. e rsl class ot: i^premur era of Mkdoc; ■ •.
. Of BURGUNDY WINlShe has alargcstock andcan
assure: customers 'tharbe caiipresent intern, from his
va w ?i l ;i a bottle of Burgundyas. Eranceaffords*
b AUTERNEand BaBSAC always oa hand in bottles:
fr !r2 z :, Belet^ on °i RHINE and .MOSELLE WINES,
from the cellars or MessrsvDsnJUAßDifr Jlobiur, of.Co
bleiia.areextensive, and number many StM Hocks and.
moselle, from ihe cheapest sorts. to. ine very’ choicest’
vintages nf the >? STEINBERG , u which is the best'
growthoftboßhiner/.,-•••• • -
: . la the Articles of COGNACond other BRANDIES Ho ;
7^ no ? B Mr> embracing some very old extra of
tew,;jOf OiabD; Duppy Co., ana < some celebrated
\SS?I l Bty Which.
quantity desired. v: .v: • " v- ,
£ coustaniassottcd stock of HAVANA SEGARS.'
r , -%fA« Goods delivered, within ontday'j: reach of Phila
■deiphuiyS&KiQßT paid. Orders will be promptly execu
ted if sent by mail or telegraph
Address, • JACOB SNIDER, JR..
Cheap "Wine Store,
70 Walnut street, Phila; ;
J* *r« Deouer, 'Woodward 4 Co«,
13uil4m and; Erector* qf Lighining Rods,' on
PRINCIPLES.' ’
/yvRDERS leA alibis office or the post Office j and.for
V/ personal interview ca i be seeu on Fourth street,’
restdeneeof Dr. Hunt, between-Wood aiidFerry.
■ Jvferetica— Professor Siliimaa. Editor,of Siflimaa’s
JPurn&l j, ProfessorQ.fiL Mitchell, of ihe Cincinnati
Observatory; Professor Robert Peter, of Transylvania
m cky; Professor Chester L>ewey,D. D.,
Professor J. L. Caaael, Clearland
University;. Ohio. • • ~ .
■ fn--Pittsbiirgh~A. W, Loomis, John Harper. Wilson
M landless. Mr; Childs, CoLMorgan* Rev. Mr. Sparks,
J. D. Wiliihms, Major Harding, U; S. Arsenal: John
E^ w }, ns r f l° DS » L.Harper,D.N. While, W. A. Mar
shall, John Sampson, Major pa vis and John HShoenber-
Z ... tnovls:tf:
MEMPHISIKSTITOTB .
MEDICAL DEIPARTMENT.—The regular course of
Lectures will commence on the first qf'Nouemon
ana continue until the last ©I, February. The Anatomi
cal. Department will,be opened and ready to receive
students by the first of October. The Medical Depart
ment will be under thedirection of the following
„ _ pao>s*aoßSi
x,.FaEfijUN, JVI. I>m Professor of Anatomy.
R. S. Njnvrro.Y, M. D.. Professor of Surgery.
.11, J. D,, Professor of Theory and Practice o
Medicine.
W. Bran Powbll, M; D, Professor of Physiology, Pa
thoiogy.ftlmeralogy.andGeology. -
J. King, SLIX, Professor of Materia Medica.Therapeu
tics andJVledicol Jurisprudence.
• Sajiuzas, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy. - *•
J. A, YVilson,_M, D., Professor of Obstetrics and Dis
. eases ot women and Children. '
• cnxtiiQci: tßcttiass.
Medicine —Prof. H. J. HtmcK. : f
Surgrry—Prof. R. S. Nswtom.
Z !• RKssiA.ft, M. D., A naiomidal Demonstrator. •
The fees for a*lQll course amoaut to Sltis.
Each ProfesaorhiTickel,sLS. :Mawiehlat6r»s'ss;- De-
Fee,slo.: Graduation, $2O.
t Those deairiiigitnrilier information, address
iheirieUers (post paid) to the Dean; and Students am-
Ving in the city will please call on him at the Commer
cial Hotel. ; R. S. NEWTON, E D„
r--'*v > Dean of tlie Faculty.
„ L LAW DEPARTMENT. ™ '
Hon EW M KisGjVroLof TheorynndPracticeofLaw j
JsoDkl* WHU», Esq, Prof of Commercial Jurisprudence.
2Vnnj—sso per session; .
. Alfeommumcaiibnspertaiumgtothls deparurientmusi
he adaressedto fc E. W. M. KING, Esq.
■ BUmpkij, Ztan.,&larch,l3so.. '• • •
The Faculties, fofimelleetuaf abilities, moral worth
and professional acquirements, will compare favorably
with the most distinguished in outnountry. The Medical
faculty consulates an anomaly in this or any other
countp'~ail of them are able Lecturers aud the best ol :
Teachers.
Those who Willcohieinplate our geographical position,
and (be extent of ourpopulatioo, can have no; doubt as to
the eligibility.of our situation for an enterprise ot the
kind. Ab tor health,iuciudlngallseasons of the year, we’
deny thaiauyoMcreuy Aaj mirfi'. •
The first class of the Law and Medical Departments o.
this Insulate were smalt, buithd gentlemen composing
them are talented and in tlie highest degree respectable-*-'
aiavoraUleomeaforthefttture prosperity ofihe Institate.
rhat the public may be satisaed of the permanency of
this school,we leel it our duty to state, that the Trustees
ana faculty form u tmt* function, which augurs well foi
its future success; and that the peculiar internal organi*
zauon which connects them, cannot be imerupted.
■ . , « .E.W. M. king;
a P« • President of thaMemphis Institute*^
. . ■ .Stiver Forks; Spooua, 4cc. '
XAf f» **'CP constantly on hand a iaigd assortment of
fT ; silver Forks, Spooiis, Lsdlet), ao>] .of our own
manufacture, of standard silver.
JOHN B. M’FADDEN A CO.,
9S Market street.' 1 .
Magnifying euun, .
| »r one, two and three g asses, suited for detecting
V-r counterfeit bank notes, and other ptirpo3e3 r for sale
by, {occMj ; JOHN B. M’FADDEN t CO.
. U'Uien* of Allegheny City. ;
A B ,^., f ?, r . lhe ,"i ce i HM ' 1 of Orders for CITY WILLS
jC5j. > LOBH ls eft-ut the store of Mercer & Robinson.
tederuUtrect. Such Orders wilt be promptly supplied :
«ueio wilmartii k Noifi.iv
MOO fflen WanttfiilmmedlatelF,
A T THE CHARTIERS fipLROAO.-The wages
x 4., a ,reHo cents per day Land we-charge 51,75 per
week Apply.tflgah office,oh the Steubin
vtlle road, near M’Donald’s tWent—l miles from Pitts.
burgh: ljuneSs:if|: HANNKY 5c CO
SALK OF VALUABLE . • 1
iapi» WORKS, NJEQKOEs), 811/LES, & 0 .
IN pursuance of a-decree of the .Chancery Court in
Clarksville, ntr theOdtoherierra, 1350,1 will sell at
the, Louisa Furnace, in Montgomery County, State of
Tennessee, on the 9th day of April, 185 L the Furnace
known aa the Louisa Furnace and the Mount,Vernon
Furnace, with all the lamia attached and adjoining there*
fo, amounting to some 20,000 acres. At the same lime
and place I will sell a valuable negro roan, John Carter,
a Fournier, and his wife and children, on a credit of 1,2,
and3years. The real estate on a credit of 1,2.3 and 4
•yeare.,/;- '■ •
On ihfr llth of April, 1851, I will also sell, at the late
reaidence'Of Robt. Baxter, m Montgomery Co.; Tenn ,
the IRON PROPERTY, known as the Tennessee Fori
nace and the Water Forge, on Barton’s Creek, with all
the lanijs adjoining and attached theretd, consisting-of
several thousand acres,on acredit dfl,2,3aad4years
Sunitur CaunlyLnnds ncaTQallatin.
. X will also sell, on the 20th of March, 185 L in the town
of Gallatin, at the Coart Hoase, 320 acres of lancUvin?
in said County, known aa the Preston tract of land, on £
creditor 1,2 and 3 years. •
JHfouit and Lot in -PfathviUe.
t l will also sell, on the iSth of March* IBSI, a valuable
Honseand Lot In NashvUle, at the Market House, known
as Lot No. 64 v situated on High st., on a credit of L 3
and 3 years. Solid and approved security will be requi
red,of the purchaserand a lien retained on the rua!Es
tate m all cases. P; PRIESTLKY, C &. M
V V. s *l® Wagom, 4c.
-I will, as the Adra’r of Robt. Baxter, sell at the Lou
's* Furnace. in Montgomery County, Tenn» on the 9th
ri a £ o^v£P r "» ISSI, all the personal property of the Bald
io aaid.Furnhce, consisting of
75 Mules,AVagons, Scrap Wetah, and Stock on hand on
a credit of twelvemonths.. i v^uuHaua.ou
I will also sell, oh the Uth day. of AoriL 1851 nr *i.W
tata reeidenceof Roben Baxter, in Momgome™ county
Tennessee, atom 30 Mules, Horses, Caul£
and Ktlehen Furniture, together whit nU personS p'on
enyofsaid Robpn Baxter; on a credit of l‘J months
Bond end seeumy w.ll be. on all sumaover
•9th. .. The sale \yill be continued at each' nln*»p
to day, till all the property is “old ? c p
Dec. 17,135#.- , ROBERT BAXTER, Adm’r.
luSSrAfiK' Wll s - eiui tl,e Office of the Clerk and
master the papers containing the advertisements with
Umamoum of the fee slated® Pnbffl&^fTiS
r«TI! e J? a . s »k?jli e V ni °n and True Whig: the Louisville-
Journal; uieCmcinnau Commercial,and the Pittsburgh
. .m’ will publish the above advertisement twice a week
until day of sale, and forward accounts to the Clerk and
A 1 aster for seUlement. . . • . doc2S:tawia
—-liaricsviflg < ■ ■■■
T Spring Stock of Oarpetfl*
HE subscriber having; returned iron) the Eastern
clues, is now receiving hisSpnngsiocfc of Carpet?,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Stair Rods. Hearth Rugs,
Door Mails, Drugget. Stair Crash, Table and £>an?
Covers, Matting, Ac. All of which have been se«
lected from thelatent importations ami best inanmaeta
nes. With an eye single to the interest of his ousto*
mere, and all who may favor, him with a coll, great
pamsisat nil times taken to :show .Goods 10. persons
wishing to look or buy,- Call and examine the stock,
where can be found the latest and best styles of the
above named Goods, with-prices and qaaltuea to suit
all. . ~ .?• W.LYND,
. -Lyads Carpel Jbmponara,
Apollo Building, Fourth street
/~iOD FISH—IS drums Cod fish in store and for «»i»
raw* MXU-ER fc HlCkltcon:
■ ; f 'Jv^c< v ..^r-N^;v>,' V ■
«• > > * ‘ r ‘
■* * , *<i* ’ n
Stat 4 !'-Mnta4 tflre iaac*axaee oom nanw
. BRANCH OFFICE, 54 ?
’ "V ' iTfltrtikiaryliiiiggi *- \
;ffIHK beltsvidcneeoflllraastaera of the Difeetori'ift }
J. endeavoring loxiake iho “STATE MUTUAL FIRE V
INSURANCE COMPANY ” frieet the wontSof the , f .
coraftmniijY ia ihe'uiiparaJfeled aniotint of: business ; } '
which haa been done—having isfoed nearly Poli \"-
cies inn Mule raoreihim'sevdtf'monihirfindtuiding f>
overe7o,ooo capita Uotbe company.. The Directors aiep
to that, nearly all the property insured is of
the safest kind, in iiflalf risks, and a'large proportion. l *
insured foy only «ne,, yean • ,
Number of Policies issued™ 3>9W
Amount of property insured * ; 84,073,508 00
Amonntofgnaranteepxeainms«B4s,4o6 28 -ft
Amount or cashpreiniuma—*»* 24.031,80 K •
Aloountof gnarabtec' stobfc. s *i 70,123 18 V
.Amount ofloasea S 3JBOO 001'^
seri arfhp C c£Be<j rom a^ove the incidental expen- t
° r V*™* merchants, arid owners of. dwell-;
? r s oant tf Property; il ls bblieved ; v
■^^« p 5 ny aff ? rdB . a^vanta e e,rin Pom*<>f cheapness,
in(2is counSy F M| f e ” or ' lo n Mßsurance Company * •
oqtuuhld andgrc’aUy improved sya- H
a^f§Pat A° r '.of Risks, excluding all special '•■} •
hazardst'msnrrtironly a limited amociu in anyone lo« r*.
canty* thus precluding the frequency,and occurrence of >'
on Stbck and Mntnalplan, If*
11 only possesses the chesppessaiidacedinfliddailon
tipn^tffeproma enlll * e 3 iitspredjaii participa-1j
p l u^S n 2? r *?%?, of ,he foUosWo jiDife CUJrs:—J
P.Kj'SertwLA. J;Gill•», Jobfl B. PaStci,SamuelT...
Jones, Alonzo A.Carrier,Philo C. SeilUwielt,' Robert'
Klotz, : J- A. HUTHEKTORDj’Pzea’t .
W.yV i .. A.J.Gn.LETT.Soc’y. '
A. A. Cab at kb. Actuary; •/ • /■* ■•- fj q Q7;y i. ;
‘hettranc* Co., PhU’ai .
A P SJ N r WJTSBURGH.W. H/DaVIS, (vice J..
• 283 Liberty street. a
ilnwV«t&*^ r £ oav ? nWhc^w^«»<»M' redingin the \
danv >S?m l ? f ,he W*the ogem may aho .be fouad ;
at ihe-co?h.u^ e ? lwe , l * e w»d two to three o'clock,
wind B t??« an^°° m ~o f No. 24.
irtven B ?iS * necessary.l&fonnaiion will bo.
BlSS?^ 0n8 - promptly; Attended- to.-f
InSran?? J he benefits of lafttr
i^StsM^^ flUhose u& ;
F.ro .
000, asset! January fs 1851,51, 00i,8B5So.°w£ll
m S e fV«!W» <W6ww»g» andlhetr ewusaS inthS'
city and yicimiy. Also, on, properly of every“ escrii-';
don, on steamboats ana other vessel, eiiher by inland -
-tianfiportatipnorouthefleaa. - . j *nia.nuj
a . v •« . DIRECTORS; ' . - ?' “
iJacobSl.Thomas, - "
: bamueLW. Jones, John R. Neff, .
Edward Smith, • Kiehar'dD: Wood,
John A. Brown, William Welah.
■ ■ P«noi»Haskina,
■ '• r S- AasOh Alllbone,
■ . . Wiltfiun E.Bowcny
lte > George W, AapinwaU, k
Thomas P. Copo, JamesN. Diction,
H;Bj.SbenCTd,So£>y. i.
. ims it the oldesr insurance Company in the United
nSm 8 ’ antf fr Its Jlandlngylongerpetionce, am;
pie means, and avoiding ail nsks oi an e*ira:hazaid(,
ont character* may be considered as hfieri'ntr ample tea
ftWSSfe* '- JP&W* AISv 1
-j •' No. 14tPront a licet, ft.
SAiJETY, PEHJ*J£T(JITY ANDSECVRIT Ifi
; . i THE NATIONAt LOAN H3ND 0 V
, MPE IKpCRABCB SOCIETY I'
■ ' ‘ ov ■ r-i 'c-i ' *■
LONDON .AND NEW-YORK.
Capital, £SOO,OOO-.Eqool to ‘ •
W*?? £ ti'Pto&U-'.-jtpinibi of bad
capital and surplus ihvosted irfU; S. GoVenunea -
other securities in ihe City of New York '
Policies held in Ihis country over G.OGO; Persons in '
enrinKjiarucipaUi in the profits oflhe Compaiiy •'
California Tuki lakmst rtiiuid ral». .. .
n ?ri#i» CompanJ .
APf W insured, forthe whole,-term of life may at a>J
S 6 *, noyr tmi-half the amount of annaal premiunr
: *£ “"‘/.“.‘ .““y.hme surrender hie policy, and receive
back as value thereof one-half (he gross sum paid 55 '
aim in annual commonpTelrninm^->f: v h
. A party already insuredfor, whole life .may, oh pavl
ment of a small sum, convert his insurance into a atV
policy upon the loan system now introduced, S
Parties already insured and, entitled to a two-Airi
loan, are not shut out from said two-third loan, if the I
Few r ' I ’ liPo1 ' tlle,erras alale d in the Society's paraph)
A party may, at ix moderate annual premium, insuri
for hfe, and he survive to reach the age of GO years, lhf
fuU zuTainsured «pio SIS 000, will be pcid.ronor: ori
i o tnnJi e if ctt f chi ?? ihut age.the lull sum insures
wdl he paid to hia family orlegat represeslaiives. ,
. Jthas become customary In the Atlantic cities tor con'
grega-Uons to insure the lives of lhclf Pastors, and oil ’
Christmas or New Year’s duy to make the family a pre!
eeut of the policy. This is certainly an excellent wait
of showrng their regard for their Minister, whose solar.;
"i?"y ca,es *• scarcely equal to iiia immedlaf
wants- To the man of family, at his,death, it is a Con'S
.solauon beyond expression to know that his helplef'-
htile ones are for.* * •' v ' • •
- .Cburcbes involved, would do well to insare the live*. 1
of one or more of the trustees, at whose demise th:
be applied to hqmdhie the debt.-’ • *■'■■■■■■•■
P^ na J?rj* pamphletsiihd information given eraiiV:
'** tb* Banking Jiooseof *. & CD, > t
noTvO . \Vood st} second dear above Fourth. ;
• •■-- • ... ... :
THE DELAWARE JUUTI;AL‘ SAFETY Tvcm»..
ANCE COMPANY.—Office, IV
change, Third street, Philadelphia.' Sftlie Lr /.
Finn i IK ? mt*KCS.-Banding's, Merchandize and othe- ’
»»dI rauiirm, insured against loss off
damage by fire at the lowest rate of ptebmim 0
ißOTEiHcs.—They also ioaare Vessels, Cm? i
-goes and freights, foreign-or coastwise, under open o' : ;
special policies, as the assnred may desire. * ■
IrOAitn Tbaksporiatios.—They also insure uiercban .
! £ or " d i> bs ' Wa K<? n! VRailroad Cars. Cam* -
•» livers and lakes,on lie v ‘
Irm?p‘S? ol ®^rf ose ?, l ' H- Seal, Edmund A. SoudeA
R ol ; e «“urton, John B. Penrose, Sauine'
S? 3? r ?sin e ?'?,'i' el, if r { JE<ll vard Darlihgion.isaac BJ' ■
pavis l \yilliainFolwell t Jolm.Newlin,Dr,i i k.hi.llnstorj '■ ' '
C-Jland.Theoplulus I’auldiiig, H. Jones Erookr * '
Henry Sloan, Hugh Cruig. George Semli, Spencer Air,; :
IlvauijChnrlee l&llyjJ.G..Johnson, Wilbam Hay, Dt*
S '?, h „ o ,'?^l„ J S h!,Scl ' er3 i' Vm - Eyro/jr. *’ f
DIREctfoRS AT Pi'H'SUUKGH.-l). T. Morgan 1 ' '
Hugh Craig, Jno.T. Logam ■ ■
-' tpj U,, .’^ihil,!AM MARTIN, President-1■
Thos. C. Hand, Vice President.' ■■■’■ I -
A-JosraunW.iChWAN,Secretary.}-
h^ offiee Pm* '
Tup <w{sSi!w‘?r la r* l ' i “ 0 ln * urone<l * «■
[?.?f FICE oC l ., he Ca - °J north Amerui
has been rmucjrfio the Warehouse of Hardy, Jone
* t,0., No. 141 Front street, third house East of Woo*
,he ““hscriber will issue Policies on Builc
tngsand their contents, and oh Shipments by Steamboat’
and othee vesseisj for the above old anti resrionstbi:
Company. [apU) . Witt. e. JONES. Aoeni ?
•- • ' liW® mil Holt.ii lnanyaiifr'*, >
T I r“EA^JNSURANC;.
A -P, c f Pplndiljihia, Incorporated by it*
March,ttt4§; ChatterVjf
peluaJ SlOO.m. JSaw.JhW iW any.
and full 20 per ipm. loweir Than f
usual ratesof Cifelusifrance,us theToilftwJhi comDar’.
Tl “* s “ Parson ouhe age uffoiSi
■ Buisctors— Samuel D Qrncfc, Charles. l) Hall, Wm [ f ■
Boone. Robert P Kinif, Charles P Havea m w p n i a , ■
Chaa 6 B Cauq>bel|,“& MReeve?£ : f D ’• Lewi, B &™i'' !
1 Rodman Barker, E H Bu.ter,Sd“in k cSI F, r «?
*• **•
rSuS K : 00m, ‘ c ° mcror TWrd
• „ ■ INDE RI N-ITtY; - i- ,•
Tbe Franklin Fire Insurance Comnan .
T'HRECTOHS:_°” in “ DS “ aU -
Thomal Har^ n ° kar ’ £“*<!= W. Richard,-
tvSTw ' MordeoalD.LewL* «
SSKiSSL" 1
Jr^?P orar y loans'*** 6 —: ifo’ooi 8£ f *
Cash^c.-—». '08,804. 37 }.■■"■
> . tl t‘ • 7I j»
. mcotporaimn, a period \ot W years, the'
?5 V 5 ?? 1 , f J n P , T ardsof °? 4 MMion Four &uhdrcd foot)
iV!u J)o J {an * iosses by: fire, thereby affording evidenei
*! the advantages of Insurance, as well as theability an!
disposition to meet withproinptness, all liabilities. i
V^-ft^W^:COmN T Agent, }■
- majrgJ . . . Office N. E. corner Wpod and ad bh "■
. . Fir©and fl3arUic lnctu:ance. <'' *'■
rnilE Insurance Company of North Ameriea; of Phil/
Jl delpfaa,through its duly authorized Agent, the «ifi
Bcnber, offers to make permanent and limited /n«nmr£ :
on property.m this city and us vicinity, and on ‘
by the canal and rirers. ■ . «** J , “up*ueu s
. , „ WRECTOBS: .
Arthur Samuel Brooks,
'
Edward Smith, ISoL^ n , UUI) ' 1
■ lohnAißrown, ; jiSohAi
[ John White, : V 5° b n’
Thomas P.fcope,
Win. Welsh, J Vood » ■ i
This 13 tho oldest InrnmeV.. D - Sherrard, fl ec^’
iytothe nnhi?i ay CoQBl dercd qb oifenag ample secure ’
nor si) lea tuid qualms. For Are low very enpi.
A-a. mason a co;. 1 1
t>2 anti U&rktn atrial <
uANTATION M(SLaSSE3—Sty, barrels new ""c '
Mo1u!«b just receveedand for jsalehv . * c £
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