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A:'Three inree Itots of Uroumi, used as a Lumber
Y l^n"k P Hp n ateeL-SnS;
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4 t. a Brick House, Garden.'i'c;on Vine street,—Bl6o. ,
' , S. CUTHBERT, General Agent,' 1
mßf 3 - ■ : . 70 SmUhiield etreeu
. • ■ • IPor ilent*
The bbick .t a vern stand in wilkins
'BUKO—'Wwn -mtUS-from Ptu&burglu occupied now
bv S- Sheppi.bb> Possession given on the Ist of April,
1851. Aprfly-to • H.W.HORBACH,
Wilkinsburg,
or, J. P. HORBACII, ,
197 Liberty El» Pittsburgh.
to Kent, in the math W ard*
. k TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE; of - -
Jx four rooms; b kitchen and good cellar;.gpr|
b&fceoven;wa*hhouse; coalhousb; fowlhooae; Bma.
•with a large 1 garden, having twenty peach trees, in fine
bearing order; also, a large stable. The whole will.be
rented tor $9O, orjwuhont the Btable/SSO.
reu»cu. A v,y ~ , Sf.CUTHBERTj Gen’l Agent,
. 7fl SmiihGald street.
m&rS ...
“ ““ For Kent* ' • :
THE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF THE
prASomc HALL. Firm Stcset.
The first floor is sub-divided ■ mto two Store Rooms,
front, 20by 60 feet r and will be very desirable for Fancy
SioTOTT'Twff'RooftL&lfaclci suitable for Offices—access
to which is by a wide Hall, running through the centre
of the bmiding. The basement will be finished in a
neat manner, and will be suitable for Retail Variety
Stores; Trunk and Harness makers, Ac.
The whole will be ready by the Ist of ApriL . ■
Enquire of. -JAMES W.HAILMAN,
febSO \ ■ Water street.
A FARM OF 109 ACRES FOR SALE.—A valu
- abte-FARM,2O miles from the City, near the
Franklin Road, and six miles from the Railroad a nd the
Ohio'River, at Freedom; GO acres are well improved and
good soil; a large Garden, and Orchard of £5O Fruit
Trees, of choice qualities, and in good order; 44 acres
of wood land, with prime timber; a new two story
house,.with parlor, dining room,kitchen and ccllar,two
hallsand-chambers; also, agooa bam and larce stable,
granary, Ac., good water ana in a good neighborhood,
Price 93,200, with immediate possession—could be di»
Tided into two Farms; •
S.CUTHBERT, General Agent,
feb2B' yGSmiihfield street.
JtaA To A two slory BRICK HOUSE, with
Bigifl double baek buildings, situated on Wylie, near
Washington street. Gai light in front of the house.
Enquire of JOHN MAJOR, Alderman,
feb27*lw cor Wyho and Washington sts
For Rent. . .
That large dwelling house, with kk|
extensive Grounds for Garden
-..ached—the Residence of the Qt Wm* 3* Totten,
Cliff street Possession given,on thcl g t of March.
Forterms, apply to D fe. ITABOY, Gwta« R
C.Totten, at the rortPitt Works. itoDla
Excellent Bnslnesi to Dlipoie of
IN ALLEGHENY —ln consequence of the dtSEOla*
tion of Partnership between MORRIS A HA
WORTHTthey offer tor sale business, situate on
Federal street, neat the Market, Allegheny City. It is
useless commenting upon the excellence of the stand,
or the amount of basiaess we have done, as both are
well known; all we shall say is, that it is afirswato
chance lor any one wishing to embarkina similar trade.
The stock consists of Drugs, Oils, Points, Ac., Groceries,
Wm'S Liquors, to vata^Applj
feb!B‘ " Diamond, Putsbnrgh.
Far Kent.
A SMALL FRAME COTTAGE, with four #S{k
rooms on the first floor; large diningroom Bgg
and kitchen In bnsement; two small rooms m.ihe
garret; with o large garden and several frail
very desirable residence tor a small lamiiy. Sunated
liear Mineravlllo. Possession given immediately.
Also, several amall Tenements for rent.
Also, for sale, eleven Lots fronting on Hancock street,
&n ipp% eo J ronU “ B “ Penn6 "'o t fN'reßßO y N,or
H.‘P. CAIN, corner MaTket
f , and Fifth streets.
To Lcti
A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, situated
near Chartier* Creek, four miles from theJlttDL
City,' and u a very desirable country residence. There
is a new carriage house,stable, -andgood. water on the
grounds, which comprise ten acres, well improved, con
taining a variety of choice. Fruit trees.. For particulars
and terms, apply to M: D. PATTON, qil Liberty st., or
J. 8. BONNfcftOnthfrpremißCg..:- . Ifeb3
FOR SALEWA Lot of Ground having a frontof 60
feeton Centre Avenue, and running bicfc2CGYeel
to two streets.‘On the.lot-.is erected a largo Bnck
Dwelling House, nearly new and Well The lot
is planted with ine best selected Frau and Shrubbery
the country can afford. If application be made spon,lne.
.property will be sold at a fair P nc ° T a *J 3
Enquire at the ornce of. -... WM. C. FRIENp,.
• Attorney* Fourth-street,^
febllif between WootLand Smithficld
For Bent In BlrmlngU&mi .
ONE NEW THREE STORY BRTCK lIOGS3, Agft.
with store iftomsaod cellar, favorably stm
ate foraiaiKeGrocery and Trodace business. Possess
ion may be bad immediately, with a low rent, to a good
businessman. ....
also—One large Brick—occupied as a boarding
house and thn. _ . .
ALSO—Eleven new three story Brick Hnase<--some
just finished; possession given immediately. Others on
ALSO—One Frame House, and several np stairs
rooms.
ALSO—One Brick Yard, and Ktlnio burn in.
ALSO—One lumber Yard, wnh space to put a large
amount—and one o [the best points about the city rot
"FOR SALE OR LKASE-One large lot, favorably
situated for a Foundry an t Engine Shop or other menu
jactunng, t "bavmg dee; water in from, (a aaruor,) tor
fitting hat and repairing steamboats,Ac. . , v
ALSO, 'FOR SALE—ISO,OOO Brick, m lots, and aoM.
low: if not sold before,they wiUbc sold on Tuesday,
the 85th'of March next,at 12 o’clock,M,ureas* or ap-
P, ALS(E3S3Uonlease,iobmldon.' .
Addlv to tho subscriber, at his office in Birmingham,
near the Bolling Mill, from 10 to 2—or at the Wareroom
of Rhe*; 1 Matthews & Co., No. 23 Water street,—or
through- the Pittsburgh Post Office, by letter^
Very Valuable City Property tor Bale.
THE undersigned, Admiawtraiois of ttu> estate or
Thomas Pqjtqhui, deceased, offer for sale the entire
real estate of the uaid Thomas Fairman, consisting of
one SO feet lot fronting on Liberty street, running back
98 feet 5 inches to a M feet alley. ■
Also, the tavern stand known as the Mansion House,
fronting: on Liberty street3L feet 0 inches, ondonCherry
alley 83 fcetd inches, running hack 03 feet to an alley,
with the grounds undatable connected, fronting on “lum
alley, thirty three feet four inches. . .
Also, three lots fronting on Cherry nl ey, each eight
een feetfrouVond running back 6b feet parallel with
Plum alley. Allof which property will be sold at pn-
Tate sale, oy application to -.he subscribers, or if not sola
before theSSUL of March, will be offered at auction to
the highest bidders.
Also, the Tavern stand is offered to irent. Apply to
&. FAIRMAN, or
R, CAMPBELL,
151 Liberty siieet.
l&3Q:unr9s
Penn Street Property tar Bale.
on FEETon Penn street by 110 feet deep to an alley,
OVJ just below St. Clair street, and adjoining Mat
thews’Uvery Stable; Enquire of Thompson Bell, at
ioS2 : A.» WlliKiWo ft W’Q’.
G&eap Gonntrf il«Bl&ence>
A LOT on‘Nunnery MU, containing fourucrcs, will
be sold very low to any one wishing to build there
on. The access; will be cosy, and the lot commands a
most beautiful view. THOMPSON BELL._
~ ... For Bent*
a' HANDSOME STORE, on Market street, between
A Third and Fourth streets, at present occupied by
Mr Thomas White, as a Dry C/oods Store. . -
Aino—A large well finished ROOM in. the second
story, next 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 a*
double offices. E»D. OAZZAM,.
apLlf Oificc, Third BL, over the Post Office.
Coal Laud ou Toug&tosflieny*
ACRES on the river, just above the 2nd Dam
IV/Lr there Is a pit opened and railroad prepared for
putting coal m boats. (oct2l) THOMPSON BELL.
-To Jbet* ....
4g£3k X TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on Bank
HiiM Lane, Allegheny, between the Hand street bndgo
anoAquedact. Enquire, of H. W. Fish, Real Estate
Broker, comer of sth and Snuthfield streets. [oct29
A Farm for Sale* •
THE subeeriberoffers for saleu FARM OF LAND,
containing 160 acres—loo of which are cleared.—
The fiirm lies directly on the road from Middletown to
Jefferson; it is well-watered; with a bearing orchard,
and peaen and pear trees; and a Coal bans, lue
buildings consist of a hewed log House and Barn, with
Stabling. For farther particulars apply to the subsen
from°Prttsb arch ml ' C ”’ N ATHANfS. C M>CIII’NTON. e *
MbontpigajftTp, October 53—tf
A LOT OF GROUND, containing 2| Acres, situate
one mile below the town of Beaver, Beaver conn*
tv.on which there is erected a new Brick House, 40 bt
40 feet, It stones high, with a basement. The house has
been well built andwell finished, and contains 13 rooms.
Itis within SUkyrnds of the Ohio river, and commands
a fine viewm t. and is bounded ontho North west by
the 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 Jot of o acres
adjoining n will be sold with it, if desired by the pur
chaser. The terms arc so moderate, that it will bo a
bargain to the purchaser. Enquire of_
N. P.&G. L- B. FJ3TTEHMAN,
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 feet deep, on 1 ich there : are -
* two small Frame Tenements.. Terms ea y;—Title good.
For particulars, enquire of Alderman PARKINSON,
Penn street. Fifth ward., nayfrtf
?- . liandfor Bal«<
rfIHE Charttcr’s Coal Company will sell some very d*-
I sirablt yitsts of LAND, situated on and near the
Steubenville Turnpike, and near the southern terminus
of their railroad* .
The Land will be divided into quantities to sun pur
chasers, and the terms of payment mil be very easy-
Enquire of;’ Z w REMINGTON,
4pt Manner
Droff vnil Fi'eiorlptlon S*or©_for Bale.
4 ImUG aniIPRESCRIPTION STORE, located in
A. a fioarisbingand improving part of C ]JX’
is doing n jnrfffttable bwxnaSf is offered for sale upon
easy terras; • • V -
For farther paracnlars, apply at uils oiuce«
SODA ASU—ISO caektSoda Aeh. Sn«'^B, a S!iSi/ or
■ale. . [febail ALEXANDER KWQ.
BCIETMAN’S journal op arts and science.
—Flvedollats per annuru,-~frce of postage. Sab*
tcnpuons received at the onlyAccncy in ibis City. vii ;
mail : EDUCATIONAL REPOSITORY
TN accordance*!**' *^**S™|s o itow? D g“alMbte
*<««,-oa Monday, the 10th day
o fTh r Lot on Wood .treat,
"Tl o o C a^bL M Lot G orsa®etlueri,<>n flitch are
eVacted three Store Ponses,abrick tenement and Stable,
in possession orMessrs-Jolin Ye ape r »R *>
Thompson and Wm S.rable
SurcmngfJSa^en^rj.v.
“ Real Bttate (or Sale. : '
rpHE~irofleiTiiMied offers Tor aale a jarge number of
X valuable building lots, and.sorae very desirable sues
for manufactones*uuheborpugh 0/ Birmingham, loca
ted near the new Publicßehoof House and English Lu
theran. Church. - 4 _, •' ~v; ,••
•The rapifc growth in'-populatlon and
manufacturing wealth, and the reasonable prices at
which lots win be render thempßafe ana pro
fitable investment.' Title perfect* Terms favorable.
For particulars aud lerma-enauiraorihetinaetpignea.
at the office of Geo. F. GjlmoreiEsq., oiuGratit*6ireet T
1 Pittsburgh, between 3d and 4th Blreeu,or .of Wiinam
I SVmmes and N. Patterson, Esq’fs, a L3?Si U, «. O »* a
Birmingham. [ian27] MOSES F. EATON. _
THEfiabßonoecuiiu**. _ . 'tzz^nA
3RICK HOUSRwithfivc or mowaorea of grottndj
Biutatcd on the Fotum street Road* witbtn Tltl—
this city. . Possession given on the 1« ®££]!!{:» nff ovfcr
Atscka-.veiy. desirable lot ground, conwrolnff
Foi?R ACRES, with a spring ofwcellentwater
on£ situated near the above. Also, n .
feel U inehce by 120 feet, udioraiog ibe reddencepf Wt.
Ai Toner, Boat iho city.oppouio *o 7th Wera. on
enrlyta
, la«‘aßaKigastßWWi>g
For Sale*
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i • For Sole. »j • ,» fc „ ;it
offer®forealea large and welt tmti
: Valuable Property tor Rent. ■
A Arto Btory Bft?C£VZOPSß,.beltm.Rte lo
the e.tale of AW. J.Totom, deceased,,i«
misl ed for rent or.leaw,. It t« aimated on
h.TwftftnFerrYtmdLlberty streets,andhaa been
neSfyoapere'd and painted j. Hu now. ocpnpiodj>y Mrs.
vSer P tom,B»cr per aonnm. Apply to or
IWbset C.TartKs,Al.Uio woTk» : pf Knap * .
Possession given on the Ist of Aprtf.
Guardian.
additional salb of
Forty Town Lot* In Sait Liverpool, u. |
mHE recent unprecedented sale of Lots m the above
I thriving Town having nearly exhausted those pre
•nously lain oat, and the demand sull continuing, the
undersigned has been induced to lay put a portion or
his property m town lots os above, and odors them for
sale olpnces and terms that cannot fail to meet the
viewsof those wishing to purchase. It 18
say any thing of the locauon of the town and prospects,
, SC| b«n sufficiently described In recent mlvert.
isements,) other than that over one hundred lots have
recently changed hands, and been purchased by those
wishing to proenre a dosirable home , , „
I The above lots are among the most eligible airi deal
I rablem the place, and nro principally located inthcccn
" For .be proprietor in Liv.ijool,
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East Liverpool, Feb. 2nd, 1851. [febiarfaw f
Orphttm’ Court Bale. . ..
By Virtue of on orferof the Orphans Court of Alle
cheny County. dated sth day of Feby,A.D« t i<»i»
will 6e exposed to public sale,auhe day)
Citv Of Pittsburgh, on the second Monday (the luiaoay)
of March “ext Val 10 o’clock, foitowiog
described Real Estate, of which Francis M’henna, late
of the City of Allegheny, deceased, by vlrtuoof a c ef
tain article of agreemenudated the lopdayof Sepicni
her, A. D. 1838|betweenP. Ixreuz.G.B. Warner and
Jacob Painter, of the one part, anlthe ““ft!**&*
M’Kenna, of the other part, died, ceiled, yU. AlMnat
ceaSnlot or piece of ground situalein <b? ‘'“P ?[ |
Allegheny, (late the Reserve tract, Ross lowuarup, op
posife the Northern ■labemes. b^lots j
Ko. two hundred and forty-three «43> in ““Pi."}
fronfttof^ ?twosEry ■Sn'^uUdtiw,j>b.
Terms and Conditions cf Sa/e— Ooe*hajf of tnc rmt
chase money to he paid tn hand, and the balnnce to be
paid in iwo eqnal anrraai paymen.s— bearing lawful in
[crest; and to be secured by bond and mortgage onuie
property. For further particulars, cngnire> ofMessrs.
MltChel A Palmer, Attorneys and Counsellors ot Law,
NO.US Fourth street, P-‘^^ rKENNA> Adm , rx
of Francis M’Kenna, deceased.^
jftisutiaruoas.
WINTER OIL—IBOO galls, bleached Winter Whale
pn, m s,ore and t'wCKCTWHf.
4 CASKS superior sugar cored DKY BEEF lor sale
he H. C. Kr*UL«* ,
mart No.!MFimi Street..
TfwTißlJsrilXWr UHIED REACHES lor sale oy
LOU mart II- C..KELLI
L" AUGULIN’S SUPERIOR HAMS for sale by
_mor3 ■ H.C.
FISH -: — Nos. I*4 and 3 Mackerel ■, No. I Salmon, Sta
quiet-and Trout, for *ale by
mar 3
CONSTANTLY receiving at regular periods, Fresh
Bauer and Eggs, from Washington, Wesrmorelnnd,
Beaver and Armstrong counties, sold w r l 2°'”J)£ r :L ?v
tail, by [m»r3] H. C.KLlu.v.
a For Solo.
A first rate SORREL MARE—irou well in
or^AFlumisTOC K ft CO.,
conter of Fust andWowl sts.
L^fefe 35 P “ kae?> N °- ILardfQ r“wftLDYEß.
-Hem. and Shoulders for DyRK
t>acoS
j> febg
in LOVER SEED—IOO bbl». )usj SjaßT^*
lad Wood street.
bbK prune
pOTATOES-IUO bbU. m
QOEN^fiO bbla..helled mswroondfo^ele by^
T°mtri C °~ <iobOXe85 ’ 3 m ‘"’"rUART fc°S?LL.
ICKORY NUTS—IOO bags mtloreond for jaieuy
mart - STUART fc SILL.
rpEA—lO half chests Yoanff Hyson ,
I 10 do extra fine doj
10 do lmpennl nnd Gonpowder r
10 do Cheelan and Oolong i
40 catty boxes varioas styles ,
For sale by J- D. WILLIAMS A CO. t
Jgs _ corner ol Wood and Fifth. sis.
Tobacco— is boxes ffs iioAoy Dew i
15 do s's do do.
19 do IH> extra . doj
S>o do *E> •do dot Forsaleby
tharS J.> WILLIAMB A CO.
i rriNC WASH BOARDS—ISS doi. Holmoß’ Paten
| Zjjor sale atmannfactarert jr.ee. h^ AMg CQ
SUGAR— 10 bb<fo prune Now Orleans,
SObbis. assorted Loat; •
10 da- Crushed and Pulverized { for solo by
J. D. WILLIAMS & CO,
OLASSES—7S bbls. New Orleans;
12 do SagarHouse;
5 d ° GO CO
UN DRIES—IOO doz. super Com Brooms,
4 bbls.Hickory Not*;
10 casks Potash j
10 bxs.BaleratlUj
50,000 Common Scgora ;
2 000 lbs. Deer Hatrj
20 bxs. Fox’s Starch;
10 bx». Wood’s Pearl Starch;
3 cases super Rice Flour; for sale by
5. D. WILLIAMS fc CO.
Tjiigif 10 half bbls. No. 3 Mackarel,
tj 15 qr. do do 1 do*
15 kitts . do 1 do i
2 bbla. No. I Salmon; for sale by
mars J. D. WILLIAMS k CO.
t C= GROSS BONNET BOARDS-Just received end
100 forsaleby J.L.BHLE,
comer of Penn and Irvriaeu.
&I7R BEAMS RULED CAe WRITING lor
0/0 .ale low by - (marsl ■ ■ . J.L. SHEE.
BBLS. Ohio Fire proof PaUu.foreoJe by gHEB j j
ne DOZ. TUBS for »ale by
JiO mart
OMINY— 9bbls. “ Pearl ” Be»ver Hominy >
12 do White FlmtCincmnati ftommy,
Just received und for sale by . WJHU. J*VKK>
raarO' _ No. 201 Liberty street,
OLL BUTTER-tia bbls.good Roll Bjitwr, (or sale
jjy [mart] WftI.UYE'K
T7LOUR—SO bbls; Superfine;
SO do Fine;
10 do ft r sate by wM DYER ;3
BACON— Hama and Shoulders juat received from
amokehonae for aalo by tmaiOJ WM. DVER.
OLASSES—SO bbla. prime oak cooperage;
30 do cypreaa doj
For aale at a reaaonableprico by ■_
mart • . WM. DYER.
LEATHERS— SOO prime “live goaae” Fculhcra for
if sale cheap [mart] WM.DVLR
T /^^nri? 50 pa<!ltllE<S Wo ~ l * cgß and ‘’wM^DYER
JpOTATOES— 54 bblj.drymoaly led a forEale^y^
ISU—Herring, Mackerel, White
Herriiigi'tojfor Bale low, (matfll. WM-DYEK.
this, choice Seed for sal*iow by
matG • . ■■■■■■ • WM.PYER.
PACKED TEAS—IS cheats fin* Yoang.Hyson:
S half Chests Black y for sale low
in one-fourth pound packages, by
CORN BROOMS*—2I)O doz. rcc’d and for sale by -
febl.3 SAMUEL P. SHRIVER.
COFFEE— 200 bags
feb24
lEATHERS—2O *acks prime Feathers; for sale by.
feb24 ALEXANDER KING.
mn
[TOPS— 15 bales Ist sort Western New Yorl
rt aiore »nd for *ale by
OU4 MILLER fc RICKETSON
iGonslULAnd Goldt Oosed ln 48 Homs*
O INCEtheintroducttonof this now cprapoundrCoughs
0 and colds ace cnrtfdina very abort time. »ve .will
warrant fir. Xeyscr’s Pectoral SyrUp to cure cases ot
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, La]gugin&> in less time ana
ataeheaperrateihanany oilier medicine everaiscov
'lt HAS AN ENTIRELY NEW ACTION—The old
Cough Medicines always siclten the stomach and pro
duce nausea which is more disagreeable ithan the
itseir..,This is obviated in Uus mixtuie, for.£ «* JP'SK I
aiiVcoothihg article and it will pure, or the money w U he,
«/undeif < Tho eViddhcb in favor of. this medicine m|
our cily.fr pm oorown ciuaens, should oonvniceanyoM
of its efficacy. It is the prescription of a rcgular phyM
cian, and has he'ea used by him in his own practice for
a number of years,yvllh »ho most heroic.sneMSS.-vv ,
' O'SUMPTION —A lady from Stcuben7llle writes,
ihmherdaughler had been Ifflicied nHil The
expectoration, night sweats, hectiq toer, nud aU the
"distressing symptoms of consumption, andihat .
kfnx WoßottlW sho was entirely cured / - A. gentloratn
in Washington county, who had suffered with Asthma
Sid^hromcCough fot eight years, hasbeen cnurely. rc :
lieved piyt the cough removed by the use of half a do
xen of bottles of the Pectoral Syrup., A.gentieman from
Peoria? Illinois, writes that “ ho knows the Pectoral Sy
rup to Le a good article, for he has used it in his owa
case itt the cases of members of his famn> with the
C**»**M*>™x>* new awn '
-ift is pul up in half pint bottles at 60 cents each, or six |
, roR g| t KEPBM would do well to keep a sup- 1
nlv of this medicine on hand all the time, as it t» one of (
the most perfecl ond Efficacious remedies ever discover-,
cd for aucoughs and dlseaseaof the lungs and incipient ;
EXTRA—Many persons will try to get j
voutobuy some one of the various nostrums, but do not
heed them. If you want to get well, buy Dr. Kressa s :
Psctoeal Sybof, and take no other, this will cure you.
f It has in it some of the most valuable plants and herbs
of the materia raedica, ond is compounded by a person
skilledin the healing art. Therecan be no deception in
this medicine. It is prepared in your own city, and the
nioprlctor has numeroaSiCcUificates, nttesung its valu
able propotnesi winch will bo shown to anypeTson de
sirous of seeing them. ,
Agents "Wanted throughout tlic United Suites to sell
this medicine. Large discounts will be made to those
Who will lake an interest tn tho medicine. It will pay a
latgo profit to all agents* bebides, they will be doing sul
fonna humanity a service by placing in their hands the
greatest medicine for Lung diseases the world has ever
1 sale, wholesale retail, by KEVSKR&M’-
DOWELL, Druggists, 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
to whom all letters for agencies mast bc addreseed.
Also, for Bale by D. M. Curry .Allegheny city } P. Brock;
erj ir., Brownsville} George Baird, Washington,’ •
H* Buchanan, Hickoiy; George Keyscr, Al , lve ®*P° r n l /
J I) Vo well, CanonßbuTgh} and by merchants am
druggists generally.
public Attention
I, respectfully incited to the following truths, set forth in
relation to one of Ike most important Remedies of mod‘
ern ,unM p ’ ETROLKDM 0 r ROCK OIL;
IT is not more thou one year ago since this great rem
edy was brought before the public, for the relief und
cure of disease Its great powers to heal, has e, since
then, become fully appreciated by the oommumty, und
wo allege that the longer it is tried Iheraorc certain will
its great fame spread. It is not tno remedy of a day,
got up for the sole purpose of making money; but, one.
which we conceive, will continue to he used when all
nostrums have beer, forgotten. The PETROLEUM is
a Natural Komedy, elaborated in the depths of the earth
by a power and agency that loughs to scorn all human
competition. It is our duty, when wo write about a
medicine, that we write tbuth—that we say nothing
calculated to deceivethose who may trust oar word or
put confidence in our statements. The sick are very
I apt to catch at any thing that promises relief /rom dis
ease A story cun hanilY bo too highly wrought to an
swer the objector gullingor humbugging some of them.
Now, we do not desire to do this i 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 matsna medtea. Plain, unvarnished
facts—facts that may be ascertained in our own city and
neighborhood, bear ample tesumony in fat or of the re*
tr< Within the past two months, two of our ow n ciurcns,
who were totally blind, have been restored to sight
Several cases ol blindness, tu the Stale of Ohio, hate
beencurcd- And, also, the case of agentleman in Bea
ver county- There are others; but these cases are near
home, ana may be referred toby any persons who may
have Iloubts on the subject. These cases were cured ni
ter they had been abandoned by physicians as hopeless-
Tb 6 Petroleum will cure, when used according todirec,
tioas —Diarrheas, Dysentery, Piles, Rheumatism, Gout,
Neuralgia, Eruptions on tho Skin, Pimples on the face ,
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm, Tetter, Scald .Head ,
oains in the hones and joints, old sores, Ulcers, w r ns.
Tumors, Scrofula, Cancer, Sptnai irritation, Fever and
Ague, Chronic Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Pul- ■
mouary affections of a chrome nature, lending to pro
duco CONSUMPTION.
Burns and Scalds, discuses 01 the Bladdc, and Kul
neva, Chapped Hands, Excoriated Nipples, Corns and
Bmiioni. In fact, itisaoamiT mnvranumsreDT, and
has been tried in most of the above diseases within the
past year with the most porrccl success. Ccruticotrs
thutwtll astonish ore in the hands of the proprietor,who
will take pleasure m showing them to the afflicted or
their friends.
Whatever others mav say about their medicines, me
Petroleum is tire ' greatest Remedy ot Ihe age. 1 h>-
sicians of high standing lathe profession are beginning
to uso it in llie.ir practice. Those who ot first looked on
with doubt and uncertainty, are willing to award it due
praise uud consideration. Before auoiber year rolls
round, ail will be compelled to acknowledge that ,he
I Petroleam is the greatest medicine ever discovered.
For sale. Wholesale nml Retail, by
KEYSER A M'DOWm.L,
140 Wood strcf-U
Alm>—R-K Sellers, 57 Wood street; D. M. Curry D.
A Elliott, Joseph Douglass, Allegheny Also, by
the Proprietor, S. M. KU-.K, Lanai Ca*m, jUi l 'l rcel >
Pittsburgh.
H.C. KELLV.
another scientific WONDERi
PKPSISI
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
Or Outrio Juice!
A CHEAT DYSPEPSIA CURER,
PREPARED from Brunei, or the tounh stomnch of
theOx, after direction* by Baron Uidio, the s rciu
Physiological Chemist, by J. b. HOLGHTON, M.D., No.
U, North Eighth street, Fliiludclphm, Pa.
- This i* a truly wonuerlul remedy for INDIO RSI lON,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CONSTIPATION, LIVER
COMPLAINT, and DEBILITY, cuilng'nller Nature e
own method,by Nature’s own agent, the Gastric Juice.
Half a tcuspoonfull of this Fluid, infused in water,
will digest or dissolve Fits I‘oums or Roaat Beef is
udouttwo Houus,oul of the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE !
Baron Lisnio, in lilscolebrated work on Animal Cliera
istry, says t “ An artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous uo
the Gastric Jaice,may be readily prepared from the mu
cous membrane of the stomach or the call, in which va
rious articlea of food, as meat and eggs, will be so soft
ened, changed and digested, just in Hie same manner us
they woulube in the human stomach.”
Dr pBUBiaA, in hi# famous treatise on “ hood and Di
eta I’published 1 ’published by Fowlers & Well#, New \ork, page J 3,
states the same great fact, and describes the method of
prepajation. There are few higher authorities than Dr.
J:L. fIHEE.
WM-DVER.
io Coffee, on band and for sale
ALEXANDER JONG.
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Dr Combk, In His valuable writings on the “ Physiolo
gy of Digestion,” observes that •* a dimtnuuon of the due
quantity of the Gastric Juiceia a prominent and nil-pre
vailing cause of Dyspepsiaand lie states that •* a dis
tinguished professor of medicine m-London,who wa#
severelyafliioted with this complami,finding everything .
else td fail, had recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtained
from the stomach of living animals, which proved com
plDr*&BAriiiif author of the famous works on u Vegeta
bld'Diet, n ;sayß: “Itiß aremarkablo fact in physiology,
that the stomachs of animals, macerated in water, im
part to the fluid the property of dissolving various arti
cles of food, and of effecting a kind of afUflcial diges
tion of them in no wise different from ihe natural digcst
lV|)r.rSmoN,a great work, tno “ Chemistry of Man.” (Lea
& Blanchard, Phila , 1840, pp 321-3) says : “Thediscov
cry of PEPSIN forms a new ora m the chemical history
lof Digestion. From recent experiments we know that
i food Ts dissolved as rapidly in an urtificiol digestive
l from Pepsin, as it is in the nntnral Gas
t ln profcssor Dunolison, of the Jefferson College. Phila
delphia, in his great work on Human Physiology, devotes
more than fifty pages to an examination of this subject.
His experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the Gastric
Juice, obtained from the living human stomach and from
animals, are well known. “In all cases.” he say#, “di-
I gestion occurred os perfectly in the artificial as in the
natural CURER,
I Dr Hougiitoh 1 s preparation of PEPSIN has produced
I the most marvelous effects, curiDg cases of Debility,
I Emaciation, Nervous Decline,and Dyapepuc Consump
tion, supposed to be on ihe very verge of the grave, it
I ts impossible to give the details of cases in the limits of
this udvertisemeut—but authenticated certificates have
I been given of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK-
I ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, Nework, and Boston
I alone- -These were nearly all desperate cases, and the
] cures were not only rapid and wonderful, butpenna-
I “'u’ls a areal NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, anil particularly
i useful for tendency to bilious disorder, Liver Complaints
l Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever and Ague, and
I the evil effects of Quinine, Mercury, and other drugs
I upon the Digestive organs, after h long sickness. Also,
1 for excess in eating, and ine too free use of ardent splr
-1 its- It also reconciles Health with Intemperance.
I ■ OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
Thero is no form of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
! which il doos not seem to reach and remove at onee^—
I No matter how bad they may be, it GIVES INSTANT
1 RELIEF! A single dost removes all Ihe unpleasant symp-
I emu. and it only needs lobe repeated, for a short time,
Ito make these good effects permanent.. PURITY OF
I BLOOD and VIGOR OF BODY, follow at once. It is
I particularly excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomiting,
I I Cramp# Soreness of the pit of the Stomach, distress af-
I tereating,low, cold state of the Bloody Heaviness, Low
| ness ofopirits, Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness,
I le pricefoE^DO^^ IC p er^°uio, One bottle will of-
I ,e EveS l bottle l "SSS”the written signature of J. S.
r H Sold by agenda . “,0 Untied States,
ISH
Ball’s Sarsaparilla and the Onolern.
NOT a single man, woman of child has died of the
CHOLERA or any of its symptoms who used this
invaluable preparation. Look at the city of Louisville
where this Sarsaparilla is made, and where from 150 to
200 bottles are retailed dut& but few isolated
Cholera have occurred, aiijgAhcy were either persons
from boat# or those who dt@fegarded our Q dyicc.
• ••••*•. r Ctnttnnau carotite*#,
• For sale by KEYSER & M’DOWELL, 140 Wood st.
the genuine article may jjJJjJlgy
TbETROLEUM—A certain care lor DIARiIHGSA, a
Jj disease very prevalent this hot Weather—the tore
runner Of Cholera. Try it 1 For sale by . . •
™ vO KEYSER L McDOWELL, 140 Wood 81.
ACO,
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
Iji« W. GornerbfWooil : aiid'Flftb Street!*
IHE Propnetoroi the Morning Post and Merccrx
asb Mahupactureb, respectfully informs h.s trienas
l the patrons of these power's, mat he has a
sortmeni of JOB TYPE AND ALL OTHER MATERIAL
nfecesaaryio a Job Printing Office, and thathe ifl pre
pared to'executc '
J I»BTTfiR PRSSS PRINTING OP SVBRT OKSCEIPTIOH!
'£*>*** Bills cfLadins, ' : CtrrularJ,
PampAfrw,. BiUHtads* Caras*
Handbills,. Blanks , Hat Tbps*
..ID - Alliinds of Blanks,Stage, Sic amboai and Lnnu
Boat. Buis, with appropriate cats, printed on the shortest
notice and atom reasonable terms. • ' . ‘
lie respccifnlly asks tho patronage of Uw friends and
the public generally, m this brajioh of his business. :
*ep22 ■ ' 1 • ■ ■ L. HARPER.
./taggST*JAMBS W* WOOPWELI, gl
cabinet- f&a
EOii£SgiFIIRNITURE MANUFACTURER , 'i * I
Ware»roomß • and • 09', Third street* |
JW. W. respectfully informs his friends and castom
• era that he has now completed the largest and u-1
nest stock of household .furniture ever in |
this city, as he is determined to uphold the quality wiui
well-seasoned materials, best workmanship, ana newest
designs; and from the extent of bis.orders and taciiuy
tn mai ufactunng, he is enabled to produce warranteu
. furnilare, at the lowest prices. ,
i die hds adopted the principle of identifying the cus- ,
i tomers’intcrcsiwah-htfrown, in quality and ptice, ana ,
keeps always on hand the greatest vaneiy of every ues*
cripuon of fnrmtnre,'from tho cheapest and plainest, to
| the most elegant and costly, that a house, or any part ot
I one, may bo furnished from his stock, or manufactured.
expressly to order. He therefore solicits an inspection,
J that the advantages of his establishment may be known.
1 The following articles consist; m part, of his stock, whicn
I for richness of- style and finish, cannot be surpassed in
I any of the Eastern cities:
Parlor,
drawing, dm- I
mg, and ued room |
chairs, of every vaneiy,
consisting of rosewpoou, ma- 1
hogany and walnut Elizabcth.cn, I
Conservatoire and Easy Chairs, of every #
description;Couchee, Bolas,Tete-a-teto anu in- j
vans of tho latest French ana American patterns; I
Toshncs, What-Nots, and ladies’ t arlor Writing. Beaks
of various kinds; Work Tables and fancy inlaid I
stands, masic stand*, and holders, marble top, ma
hogany, rosewood and walnut centre and sola, ta- I
bies, extension dining table*, all sizes of the
most improved, and decidedly the best kind
made, card, Pembroke hall and pier tables,
wardrobes, bedsteads and woshstands of . .
each a large assortment, gothic hall
and parlor reception chair#, ottomans
ana stools, secretary and book
cases, side boards, fire screens,
towel racks, hat stands, and
! masic stools, cribs and cots
j for children, paper macbe,
j table and tea poys, ma
hogany, rosotvood, and
j inla.a pearl Tables,
I A largo assortment of COMMON FUFMTURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS Cabixbt Maxebs supplied with
all articles in their line ...... .
STEAMBOATS-and HOTELS, furnished at the short-
I cst notice. •
I AH orders promptly attended to Lnovta.
CHAIRS USD FURMTURK. . _
N 0 .98 Third.strut, between Market and Wood , South side.
Ws have now on hand a. large and
ul splendidstockofeveryvariety t
I *1 i are confident cannot be surpassed, ii W«jMSM
equalled, in this City,or i:i the West, in style and finish.
Those who are in waiuoi Furniture are respectfully
Invited to call and examine for themselves,
rpr* Steamboats furuiihed onth.; shortest nstice.
lO* All orders promptly attended to. .
leblOaf O’DONNELL. MULLEN & CO.
Furniture and Chair War© Rooms.
T B- YOUNG A CO., comer of Thirdfa
and SmiihfieldtU., opposite Brown'* Hotel, UV
■■JBL. Ptmfc«firKPa..keep constantly on hand )\jH
make to order, at the lowest rmces, * i • ]
HOUSEHOLD and STEAMBOAT FURNITURE, and i
CHAHLSiOf the best workmanship and most approved
. _
" ~ Steamboats* Alioy 1
i JEfr.fa Thk subscribers tender their aegk
for the favors bestow tab*
ed upon tllera by tucir Steamboat friends, and
would respectfully remmd them and others inlc- ■
rested in building boau, that they arc at all times pre
pared to furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every
description of Cabin Fatriiture atid Chairs ot the be®
> mnteriul and workmanship. T B YOUNG& CO.,
Corner Third and smiihfield streets.
fcblS opposite •• Brown’s Hotel.”
G.C. HA.UK&U.
Hammer Hauler*
CABIN LT WARIiBOOM, SMITH FIELD STREET,
Betipctn Sercnihttreu and Strawberry alley,Pittsburg-, Fa,
r\ HAMMER A DAULER keep constantly on baud
variety of excellent and fashionable tummire,
|Ssp3 warranted equal to any m the cuy> and sold on as
19 « favorable terms an ean be obtained ai an) Binulat
cstablißlunenUn J«e West. They have now on band an
unusually extensive stoax, embracing all Windsor r arnt
ture» from the clieupest and plsunest to tue most costly
and elegant- Aii order* promptly attended to. mrel.bm
SWM- E- STEVENSON conuanea to manu
facture CAUINKT-WAJiE oi every descrip
tion, at his oh! stand, corner ot Liberty. and
Seventh sUfc'isls. UNDERTAKING abended
to., in ail us branches. . ...
Kxira Family Floor. i
FOR the convenience of the cimcns, the proprietors
oftheHMTTSBUUGH CITY MILLS, ' have placed
boxes forthe reception ot orders, at the following places:
JAR Floyd’s ■tore, corner of Wood and fith sts.;
M llaywood‘9 shoo store, corner Liberty and Market
A. Bcdea’s store, 3d street - t
I Wilcox, Jr , Druggist, cor. 4lh and Smithfield j
John i Smith's store, cor. High and W'ylie streets,
Tclcprmn Oriice, Fourth street j
H C°Kelly- Grocer, cor.Stb at. and Market alley \
M. Grass’sv. *4«,»th Ward. ...
The Flour wasrr.s tvili call twice or thrice daily, lor
orders, and the Flo it, Ac., delivered promply cither m
barrels or sacks, (sack Flour is preferable tor family
use,) without charge for cartage. . .
It is plain that no accounts cun be allowed, and that
drivers can have no permission to leave Hourwithout
Dayment-- Wer hope that the public will be pleased wait
[his arrangement, as we Khali endeavor to do wem just
l ce • L may*Jo) WILMARTU A NOBLE.
HOI FOR CALIFORNIA.
milEanbscriberhas bceu authorized to receive Pack-
I aircii to be forwarded to San Francisco by the bouse
of CORWINNB, BROTHER & CO., al Fonamd, und
to encase Passage in first class sailing Vessels mmi
Panama to* San Francisco. f liiformauon viven,
on application to JOSHUA ROBINSON,
anti) Post Buildings, Fifth sb, near Wood.
/IHEaI’EST SUMMER GOODS IN TOWN.—Light
li Cloths, alt wool, Cashmareitcs, Scotch Plaids,
Linen Drills and Ducks, with every variety of Mar
sclUeß and other Vestings
philosophy of Ura&dreth’s Ysgstable
Pills.
WHEN the theory of the circulation of the blood
was established, the secret springs of vitality
were then partially exposed to our-view. We saw and
•understood that Uic food we cat, was converted.into
blood, which repaired the waste or the animal machine. I
the food is fuel, which keeps at a life heat the internal!
fires that warm and invigorate our inner man. The }
blood is an electric fluid which carries this heat to every j
ramification of the body, even to the extremities of the
hair and horny nail. While the blood is thus, the seal of I
life, ills also the scat of disease. Food gives the body I
strength j Brandrelh’s pills .give blood .the necessary
power to throw out from itself all imp.unuesj thusren
derimrtho stream of hfo pure and healthy. Ii men were
more sincere, there would-bo fewer religious creeds, I
and If they kept close to nature’s laws in the management I
of their bodies, they would require bttlo medicine. As
men grow inwltlligeat they will bccomo wisor ami jum
pier; even now, llioir wisdom is proved b> ihefact ihm,
when sickness assails them, they use Brandrolhs Vege
table Univerol Pills, which soon restore them to health.
Theyaro peculiarly adapted u> the cUpiate, ana require j
no extra care when they arc used, luoithcr dietor cldth-.
in K . They should be alwaya in the lioubc, so that upon
the first indication-of 6tckness they may be used. One
dose in the beginning is more potent for good, than, a
dozen after the sickness isfixedm thosyalem. In colds,
coughs, asthma, rheumatism,cosUveness, fevers,and in |
all acute, heavy or deep-seated pains, their effects will
be found \>e/ond all praise. Three or five will act like
a charm, often curing & dangerous malady at once, sa
ving months of sickness find the evils thereunto attend
ing Remember, BrondreihV Pills arcknows and
fully tested medicine, one that is used by hundreds of
thousands in this country aud thropsk° u * *ke civilized
•world. They aro quietly superseding all j
cines- They take outonty that from the blood which is
the cause or weakness and pain, leaving strength and
health; they produce healthysleep. at night, and anup
polite that relishes all kinds of food. .
Sold at No. 2D Diamoud alley—the> only place in Pitts
burgh where the genuine Brandreth Pills.are kept for sale
-felr' e2l,lleQnly Yffi3&ATH
A. 00.. -
HAVE ON HANDaI their extensive CABINEI and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. 04 SmjlhfieW it.
a large assortment of fancy and plain Furniture, w “? c "
ihoy will sell 15 percent. below customary
Terms—cash only. joec.v.iy
Dissolution.. . •
THE Co-Partnership heretofore
subscribers, under llie firm of J»S.BUNNfcii & Go.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.. Either partner
may use the name of the concern^. s | tU |^ ETt
MATTHEW D. PATTON.
April Ist, 1850.
tty Having sold my enure interest in the firm.of J. S.
Bonnot A Co. to M. D. Patton, my late partner, and in
retiring from business, I take groat pleasure m-recqm
mendmg him to the confidence of a
public. • [ap3] - . J. S. BONNEI,..
Removal* . n . ( ;
ri'HE subscriber wishes lo inform the citirens of Pitls-
X burgh and the public generally* that he has removed
his CARPET STORE ftom Nos. 01 and 03, Wood street,
to the Apollo Buildings, on Fourth street, recently occu
pied by i the Museum, aud has connected therewith the
adjoining rooms, formerly used as the Chronicle Printing
oilice —which, in connection wuh hi 3 old room, makes
the most spacious Carpet establisjuuenun the country ?
aud his advantages so tar surpass any house m this city
for space, arrangement and good light, that he is certain
of enitwg every person who may favor him wiihacalh
Uia stock 13. complete ta every article In ills line, and
great pains wilt be taken at all times to show goods to
.personsvwismng to look or buy
octSl
R. C. StOOUtonr
' : BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
No. 47, corner ov Marxist jjsd Third. strbrtb,
HAS constantly on hand for sale —Writing, Letter,
Prining and Tea PAPER; Bonnet, Binders 1 , Fal*
lets* and Trank BOARDS; Book and Newspaper
PRINTING INK—which he will sell at the lowest cash
prise*, ot in exchange for Rage and Tanners’ Scrape.
NEES
Winter ClotUlng Selling for Cub.
PDELANY, 180 Liberty street,} POBlmrg&yias on
. hand a large assortment of the latest style
Winter Coats, or fashionable coIoR. Also. Pnrits, Vests
and all other articles in the clothing line. Wholesale
purchasers will find a most. desirablo stock
from; and wilt be sold low for cash. - loecia ;-y
B. 81. ABGTJST,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
INFORMS his friends and customers that he has open
ed a CLOTHING STORB, at No,. 85 Smiibfiela st,
where they can be suitednt aft times with anything, m
his line, made in the most finished style and workman
like maimer. His Goods are aU ; fresh, of the best and
most fashionable material, and no pains will; l?e spared
to afford the greatest degreeof satisfaction to ms .pat-,
tons. A good stock of Ready Made CLOTHING' always
.onhand.. . .. ,/ . .... . . . r , [dtclfl . :
M.KKLLT,
MERC HA NT TAI LOR,
; No. 17 SimtMUld. strut, Pittsburgh, Pa., r
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROMTHE EAST—a large
and carefully, selected- stock of English
and American CLOTHS, CASSIBIERES and VEST
INGS—of the most approved:colors arid styles; which
he is prepared to make to order in the very best manner
and On the most reasonable terms. ;
He has always on hand a good-assortment or-gentle
men‘s Fashionable bsadt >uj>b CLOTHING. Shirts,
Collars, Cravats, Hankerchiefa,Gloves, Suspenders, &c.
nov3Q:3m - ■ ■ '• •-
ClotUlng i CloUtlng
THREE BIG DOORS!
JOHN M-CLOSKEY,
TOofesottf and Retail Duller in Clothing, 151 Libert]/
' . Pittsburgh, Pa, -
MY Btock of Fall and Wiater Clothing Is now ready;*
amounting to upwards of 8100,000. which I think;
will be found to by one of the choicestselectionsofgar
ments ever got up in this or any other city inihe'West-;
erncountry. ;-.v •
My purchases having.been .all. rpapc.early, I have
therefore! avoided the late advances made in.almost UU.
-descriptions of Woollen Goods,'and am therefore ena
bled to offer my stock at unusually lowj>rices.
I have this season pald mor'e than usual atlenuoa to
the manufacturing and style of my garments, so that the
very lowest priced as well as the finest are got up In a
style and elegance not to be surpassed. Hundreds of
new customersjboth'wholesale and fetail, have been
attracted as much by the superior make of the clothing
!as by the lowness of my prices. l •* : . ...
| The proprietor would particularly call.the attention of
| all dealers «i Clothing to Lis present stock t 'belieying
that upon examination of- the quality and 'prices of hts
Goods they will be induced to purchase ht his eslamtsh
ment. The wholesale room now . contains upwards of
I 3,000 garments, from the finest in quality to tlte lowest in
I price. ■*
1 The proprietor isnowdeterauned-toraakerius depart*
1 1 ment a point of great attraction, and' with this view has
I constantly onhand a-large quantity of goods sailed to
1 every section of the United States. • ; -
I In the cutting department willalways bs round a very
I large selection of all the choicestmakes of Cloths, Cas-
I simeres and Silks, to be found in this of eastern markets.
He Is prepared to make cloths to order in the shortest
1 notice in the latest and mosffashion&ble styles; .
I He respectfully invites his old friends arid customers,
I as well as the public in general, to call nndexanune for
hemselves.- .. [oet!3
Great Xndacemeuts.to Buy Clothing J
WHITE OAK FORKS CLOTHING STORE! •
NO.a 19 LIBERTY' AND.S3 MtWIXSZ&EEZSe-,
JrHE'subieriber wtshihg io 'vell-bU entire
I CLOTHlNGf'offers his EXTENSIVE' ASSORT
MENT OF— •
HEW AND FASHIONABLE QOODS
at VERY LOW PRICES.. Persons wishing to purchase
will save money by calling on him. ■ ■ -
scp24 . W. J. DAVITT. Proprutor,
Helnesh’s Geiebrtted Patent Shears* \
THE undersigned has been appointed by Mr. Heinesh,
of New York, sole Agent for the: sale of Ins justly
celebratedpateatTailors’ Shears. He offers these Shears
xow at manufacturer’s prices. Having a 1 complete ns
sortmenlof these Shears, from 621 c. up to Slri a piece,
he eallathe attention of Ladies, Milliners anffDressincL
kers and Tailors,no his establishment, the FRANKLIN
CLOTHING STORE, 179 Liberty street, 4th door from
9t. Clair, and respectfully solicits a* share of the public
EMBROIDERIES l l—Received per express, a large
as*OTtmet>iaf'tbe following Goods: '
Ladies 1 book, jaconet, and musitn French wrought
cuff, and collars; KoasutucuSs and collars; Valenci
ennes and Louis Napoleon do doLouis Napoleon Ma
line, Brussels and Applique capes and sleeves; chemi
settes ; black Cbamiila and love veils; ladies 1 ' break
fast caps ; infants 1 «aps and waists; embroidered Unea
cambric handkerchiefs; English thread laces and edg
ings: jaconet and Swiss edgings and inserttngs; to
gether with a general assortmenx of French embroider
etl and lace goods. le £ A ; MASON & ca ,
Nos. G 2 and 64 Market street^
H. SAULSB
" SEVENTH GREA.T SKAU-A.NNUAL SAIiK OF
dry goods,
irTHE • '■ ■ _
One Price Store of A. fi. CO.,
Nosi &i OTid 64 Market street.
"liriLL commence -on Blojtoay, December 30,1850.
.V\ and continue through the month of January .; On
dus occasion, the whole of their immense establishment
will be thrown open for Retail Trade, and their exten
sive stock, amounting to -One Hundred and Thirty
Thousand Hollars, wifi be offered, at Retail; at fully one
fourth less than usual prices. •
The notice ol their Semi-Annual Sale lo any one of
ihe thousands who attended the sale of last year, will
be sufficient guarantee for aeallthis season. They will
however mention a few of the Goods and Prices, for the
benefit of those who have never attended their Sales-- :
Rich Cashmere#, - ’75 c. Usual price SI,Ob !
, 500 ps; Colton and Wool Cashmeres, 2jc.j usual prize
rs. Cotton and Wool Delaines, 15, leic. Dsual
11 tSpMUgh Colored Plain DeLaines, 45c. Usual price
Striped and Figured, Silks,_soe. Usual .price
,S tS ps. BlgckSilks. Reduced Ss;p« eentj. = ~
loops. French MefinqeS, SI,OO. Usual price 51,37|!
300 ps. Paramettas and Lyonese Cloths. Reduced 33
Pe asoo Long Square Shawls, which will be sold atfrorn
SI to S 5 less than the usual prices.; . f - v '
3000 yds. Bonnet Ribbons, at 8 and 10c. Usual price
18 and 25c.; _ •
Fast Colored Calicoes, 6Jc. Usual pnee9c.; .
100 cases English and American Calicoes, 8 ,and lye...
Usual price 10 and 121c'.; •
90 cases Blenched MusUns. Reduced 2c, per yard,
• 2GO bales Brown Musliu—all gradesj
Also—Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings, Hosiery, and
Gloves, Linens, Checks, Cloths, Casstneres, Cassuiets
and Jeans. ... . . •,
Together with an immense variety of other Goods, au
t>f which will be marked down to lower prices than any
of their previous sales . —: : 4
They invite an early call, as many of their choicest
Goods will soon be sold.
Tiro lowestpricc named at first. . '
- A. ft. kIASON Jt CO.,
Nob. C 2 and 64 Marketstreet
jfreab AJrrival—JSew Goocts I
NO. 75 MARKET S'TREET*
rrp’BETWBES ffOCBTH.STEEET .AHD XBB.iHAMOND. < i£fl is
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
WINTER DB7 GOODS!
THE undersigned is now receiving from the Eastern
cities by Express, a splendid assortment of ‘Fancy
and Staple Dry woods, purchased exclusively for Cash,
from the importers ana manufacturers,At least Twenty
fivcper eent.belovf the east of those who made their pur
chases earlier in the season, and'wilt be sold Wholesale
and Retail for cash at - ;
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
50 pieces Lupin's' French'Merinoes, Scarlet,
Pink, Gieen, Maroon, Black,-Mazarine Blue arid Mode
colored, from 87jc.- up to the finest quality, manufactured
under the French Re*pnblic.
15 pieces Superior Bombazines, Lupin’s manufacture
—at unprecedented low prices.
150 pieces Ulack and Colored Alpacas, from 161 cents
per yard up to the finest Silk Warp and Mohair. Lustres
manufactured. r : ~
125 pieces .Thibet, Parametta and Coburg Cloths, au
colors and qualities, and. cheaper thaneverDefore offer
ed in this city. • T
050 pieces American and British Prints, superior quali
ty, and will be sold at extremely Iqwpucas.
450 SHAWLS: Superior B.ayt
Long Shawls, Chameuon, Silk and-Turk B?tm DeCheui;
and all Wool BrochaShawls,Blackand Colored Em
broidered Cloth Shawls, Plain and, Embroidered Black •
and Colored Silk' Fringe, Thibet and Mous De Lain
U5O patterns Superior Dress SUka vTlain Ohameiion
Silk and Safin De Chein, Wide Black Gro De Rhine.
Silks, Plain and Fancy Figured Silks, and, Black Plwd
Gro Do Armour Silks. ... - 2-.v‘• - ; . !
150 pieces Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, superior
quality, and will be sold;at a great reduction liom iorm-.,
erpIiCeS iK,MESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS. :
500 pieces Bleached Muslin, good quality,uU widths,
fromOito 12J-cents per TBid.r: . ■ -
600 pieces heavy. yuLrii wide Brown Muslin, from vie.;
to the best article manufactured.' ;• ••• •
200 pieces. Red, White and Yellowy Flannels, from 181
cents per yard up to the finest Silk Warp and VVelch
GauzeFlannelimported.: , . <
100 pieces IrUb linen, warranted made or Flax yarn,
round thread, wire twist,hand spun ondgrass
125 pieces Cheeks, superior ma ;.e, from 8 ; to 18* cents
per'yard, together, with a large assortment 01} Damask
Table Linen and Table .Cloths, ; and
Crash; Cossinetts, Kentncky Jeans,, Bei;Ticklng, Do--
mestic Ginghams, Plain Linseys,
Canton Flannels; &c. v- '
350 dozen Ladies and Gentlemen’s Gloves and Hosiery
.—including .every variety, and quality lti which will be"
sold at ektremely low prices. • . ; t
The customers of the house and all cask buyers .are
requested to call and examine the goods,and secure a
bargain, as they wilibe offered Wholesale andße.ail a
- verv low prices. N0.,75 J&ctrket street* Puts bwgh.
n?vl6 P ABSALOM MORRIS.;-
; Clothai Olothil ClOthM
A T EASTERN JOBBING - PRiCES.—lls_pieces ;
_A Black and Fancy colored French, and'English
CLOTHS; PiloU-CtoakinghndDrab Cloths. • .
Just opened at A-A: MASON A CO.’S. •
dec2 I ‘ Nos.62,and,WMarket street.
: Important to T4l|ore*'
JUST Dot. Jtfsorted.Tailbrsi Patent
SUears t fromNo.£Qdowji>io.No,; /
ALSO-r 3 Dpt. Barbers* Patent Scission, direct from
themanafactureTs.aadfor saieal. •
BOWN & TETLEY’S, 136 Wood at.,.
3doorßbelow:Vrrgin alley.
E. W. LYND.
RY APPLES—-62 BaekVDriedApplesr
lObbU. do; For ! Bale by '
Ja3 ~ i L. SI-WATERMANSONS.
Sotloei
A LL persons indebted lo the late firm of Johnston &
A Stockton, will please call and, settle immediately
andwv« eoita. C»WJ JOHN f£EfiONG A 4g’!»
-r:>r
’ AGENCY OF
iDqj ®aobs;
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« snldcritV .'Wlne-Btont
mnp TTfj ft tv AT.T.Tgn PLACBfor obtnunnfftutWinesf
• ‘SNlDekvj& G lS?i^^MnS^iiceef.tte:nuiM^ ;
ous latgQsales fiJttdcby obliged.
largely to replenish bis-sldclfhy fresh importhuons, and
Ue lias now thesatiafactioa of: offering,sopie ; pf toe .beat
Wines and Xdquors ever imported by;.Win* r >.R€-:-WOula :
refer to. some invoiees.as foUowfr—vix:-v/ v .- -i' ;/’
; JDUFF,GORDON & to. SHERRTES-embracingdeU'j
cate Tate* at' very low prtces, rare old, an(T soma very.
ehoiceMANßiNDJiAvalion drangbtWthe
old delicate AMONTILLADO", 4n Cbm»oJRJ
gallons-jpeciatfi/ selected for consumers. ;,Some;jßXTi£A - :
AMONTIILADO.in bottles* pat up ia he
cAailengts- : && equal.toahythnican be produced. ; v.
AMONTILLADO. Sherr
ties' are.^pecdliany.adapted.to. convalescents, as they
'strengthen xvlihoat sunuuaungj.and havc not the acid oi,
many other . „ , * . .
’PORT WlKES—.principally .specially selected for
his sales to epasuraers/romihe stock ofßumssrsE's^
. a delicate, and (have been
ssgiiip^ii
SkoI wriins sorts and prices, iaboUlesand oil
•ffiSste»«saKSJaa
els cannot be too in their _
is well known: that the MOET_EXTRA BIjMIPAG
and. the. splendid SPARKLING
by him are snperidr to any oitat Wtneß, .
at prices as.low as most of the inferior.wines now inino
market which are put upon buyers os first class. - '_
. He has also CHAMPAGNE WINE&o/ vanousbrands
and qualities. ut very low pricesirelail or wholesale, in
the article of
•bet holds himseLf to be a judge, and he offers the nnesi
stock here, iroia the very lowest price, by the single <kh
zeh, to the first-class or “ premier, cru "ofMsnoc.
• Of BURGUNDY "WINES "he has a large stock andean.
assure'" customers'
vaults, ns goc*4 a. Bottle of Burgundy as France affords.
SAUTEKNEandßAßSAGalwaysoahandinhotUes.
His ffelecdott of-BHlNE:'fina MOSELLb WINES,
from the cellars of Messrs.; Deskasp of Pg:
blens.are extensive, and number many Still Hocks ana
MOseild, from the eheapestsorij.to.toe ve>y chmocst
vintages of ;th'e ;M STEINBERG,” ♦ which Is .the, best-
hndilhe rßßANDlES he
has now ahnestdclci embracing some very old extra ct
Ififfo; of OIiSD. Dtn?tnr & Co., aim acme.celebrated
“ CLAVIER of 1821,” in eighth casks, and 1842 m hhds.
and “DUBOt3CHE,”I&S4, in bhds. on KJnrigamCTf,-which
'also-IRISIiJ SCOTCH and MONONGAHELA WBIS-
JffiV, JAMAtCA SPIRITS, PRESERVING BRANDY
A constant assorted stock of HAVANA SIiGARS. -
*+*AU.GvodJ ddivertdjimihin oru day's i each of Pivua*
ramonr ?aid. ' Orders will be promptly execn
leitiiidd^'nldlorleleBlaJicOßSNlDEE,Jß,
' ' Cheap Wine Store, -
; 76 TYalriut street, Philo.
1 J, T. peoltert Woodwaid & Co» .
.Builder f and: Erector! <tf lightning Rods, on
• - SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
ORDERS left.at this office or.the Post Office; and for
personal interview ca i be seen on Fouim street)
residence of Dr. Hanl,between Wood and Ferry. ■
‘ References —Professor iSiliiman. Editor of SilUman’a
-Journal: PAfessor O. M- Mitchell, of ihe Cincinnati
Observatory':' 'Professor-Roberi Peter, of Transylvania.
University, Kentucky; Professor Chester I‘ewoy, D. D,
"St. D., New York? Professor J. L. Caasel, Clearland
tv Loomis, John Harper, Wilson
M'CandleSs,Mr.Childs,Col;! Morgan,Rev. Mr.Spatis,
J. D. Williams, Major Harding, U.S. ArsMaljJohn.
Ewing S Sons.,,i,. Harper,D.N. WtoJ*. W;
shall, John Sampson, Major Davis and Joan H Sboenber
ger. y' tnovlsitf
! HEHPRIS INSTITUTE.
Th/gEDICAE DEPARTMENT.—The regular course of
tVi Jjbclareswnll commence on the first
and continue nhtil the last el February. The Anatomi
cal Department wUI. be opened -•dnd'wdy -to-receive
Students by the first of October. The ftledical.Depart
ment will be under the direction, of the following <
' * pmOPESSOBS:
7 ppinrMAV M. P., Professorof Anatomy.'
R.S.NEWioS,M. JJM ProfesBorof Surgery. n •
H. 3. HulcßjM. D.,Professor of Theory and Practice o
»-.‘v Jticdicinc*- ■
W. Bted I’owsli, M.D., Professor of PUysiology, Pa-
J. KiNO^^’D^ProfesSr^orMiierilliedica, Therapeu
tics and Medical Jurisprudence. .. .
I. Mn-Toa D., Professor of. Chemistry and
Pharmacy. •
J. A. Whsoh, M. l>:, Profesßor of Obstetrics ana I>»8*
easos of Women and’Children. .
I. CLIRIQDB LXC7U&BB.
iMirin*—Prof- H. J. Hulce.
. Sujgrrv—Prof. R. S. Newtoh.
2 FrutEMis, M. JX, Anatoimcal flEmoastralor.
The fees for a'fullcourse amount to Sli*s. - »
Each Professor’sTickeljSlS. Matnculator’sSS. De
m6nßtrator,aFoe,Slo. J Grndaati6n,'S2o. :' -
Those deaiiingiorthet’nfbrmauon, wmplease address
their letters (post paid) to theDeanj and Students am*
the cuy will please call onfaim at the Commer
ciaiWl; - ■ r:B. S. NEWTONS M. D-,; ;
-_DeauoftheFaculty.
LAW DEPARTMENT
Hon EW M Kino, Prof, of Theory and Practice ot Law
Jso Delafeelu, Eaq,Piof of Commercial Jurisprudence.
T«wj-*550 per session. ;
All communications pertaining to this department most
be addressed to ■ i - . El, W* M.'*£lNG; L3q.
" hlifmp*.i#, 2hnn.,MaTcb r ieso. . i‘
The Fucalties, feu: intellectual abilities, moral worth
and professional -acquirements, will compare favorably
with the mostdisUnguished in our country. The Medical.
Faculty consUuiles an anomaly in this or any other
co'uniry—allof them are able Lecturers and the best of
T Tadse who willcontemplate our geogrtiphicalposition,
ahdtbe extent of our population, can have no doubt as to
the eligibility of our situation- for an enterprise ol the
kiitd. - As to nealth, Uicludlng alt seasons of the year,we
deny that any olhereifyAm jmire. , ■
Tne first class of the Law and Medical Departments o.
this institute were, small, but lh» gentlemen composing
them are talenled andin thehighest degree respectable—
a favorable omen for the future prosperity of the Insulate.
That the pubUc inay be satisfied of the permanency of
this school, we, reel it our duty to state, that the Trustees
and Faculty form a tlnil inacUon, whicn.augurs wcll foi
its fatnre success; and that the peculiarinteraal argaiu-.
zaiiort which connects them r cadnot be mlerupi^.
I ' — . - '• E; W.'Mv JtlWtj,
anl President of the Memphis Institute.
■ . silver /Forlt*, Bppons, *O. .
WE keep constancy on KanO a. large nssortmeril of
silver Forts, Spoons, liadles, &e., of oor own
manufac.ire, of anmdsri i sUvo fexi)DEN & c 0 i
95 Market'«treeL
magnifying Glasses,•,
OF one, two and three glasses, suited-for; detecting
T 6 the Cttlxena o* AU.esb.eny City.
A BOX for the reception of Orders for CITY Ml 10.3
A. FLOUR is left at the store of Mercer Ic Robinßon.
Federal street. Such Orders will he promptly sapphed
ousto . • WU.MARTH &. NQltt.lv.
- aoo fflen Wnnted lmmecllately,
a'T THE CB ARTIERS RAILROAD.—The wages
A. ateßff cehts .per 31,J5 per.
week for boordine.. Apply at, the office, on the Steuben,
■rille road, near M’Donald's tavern—4 miles from Pnls-
Creh Uoneasaf) HORNSIDE. HAIYNEY A CO.
SALE OF VALUABLE . ;
IROS WORKB, XEGROEd, MUIjES, &o.
N‘pursuance of a dectae ( of tap Chancery Court in
' [ CfeiksTiUe, at- ihdOcmbertetm, 1850,Twill sell at
the Lonistt- Fomace, 1 in-Montgomery Conner > State or
Tennessee, on the 9th day of Aprlj, 1851, the Furnace
known ' as the Louisa Furnaceand the Mount Vernon
Furnacewith all the lands mtacfaedand^ adjoimnglhere
to', ‘amounting to some2o,ooo acres; .At the* same time ,
and place I wll sell a valaable negro man, John Carter,
a Founded and his wife and children, credit of X,a
andOyears. The realestateon a croditof li,2 l 3;ana 4
ye llth of ipril, 1851,1 win also the late
residence of Robt. Barter, m Montgomery Co., Tenn.,
the IRON PKOPERTY,kaowivas uieTeimeßsee Far.
naee ahd the Water Forge, onßarton’s Creek, with all
the lands odiolning and attached thereto, eonsistmg of
saveral thouEand. acres, on a credit 0f1,2,a and 4 years.
-t i Sumner County Zands near Gailoftii*
• T will also selU on the aCth of March, 1851,in the town
of GaHhtin, al the Court House, 320 acres of land lying
in - said Cowaty,-known at the Preston tractor land, on a;
credit or 1, S and 3 yearns
I will also sell»on tho 28ih of March, 1851, a valuable
House and Lotin Nashville, at the Market House, known
as Lot No. 64, situated on High st, on a credit of 1, 2
and 3 years. Bond ancLapproved security will be requi
red of the purchaser and a lien retained oh the real es
tate toll doses. PRIESTLEY, C. & M-
- Sale or Mules, Wagons, &o» -
I will, as the Adm J r of Bobt at the Lou
isa; Furnace, in Montgomery County, Tenn , on the 9th
day of April, 1851. all the personal property of the said
Robi. Baiter, belonging to said Furnace, consisting of
75 Mules, Wagons, Scrap Metal, and Stockon hand, oh
a eredit of twelve months,
. I will also sell,on the 11th day. of April, 1851, at the
late residence of Robertßaxter, m Montgomery county.
Tennessee, about3Q Mules,Horses, Cattle, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, together with all personal prop
erty of said Robertßaxter; - on a credit eft 12 months-
Bond and security 'Will bo required on all .suras over
010. The sale will be continued at each place from day
to day; till all the property is 501d.7 I
Dec. 17,1850. ROBERT B AXTER, Adra’r. ‘
07’ Each paper will send ilie Office of the Cicirk and
Master the papers containing the advejtise'ments, with,
the amount of the feesiated. Published tiil'dhy of lasf
gale. ■ ' . , J \-
:.i- The Nashville Union and True Whig; the Louisville
Journal t the Cmcinhati'Cq'mraerclalj ana |he,PUttbargh
PostV will publish the aboYeadvertisenrenttwice a week
until day of sale,and: forward accounts to the Clerk ana
MasterforVeUlemeni ■... dec*B;tawu .
.~Cterksville.'J{ffmohian.- • . - ~
Spring Stools of €3arpet». .
SHE subscriber having, returned from the tMMfn
cities, is now rcoetvinglusbprjog Mock of
Cloths, Window Shades, Star RodSv Hear* Bugs,
P 6 ' tk^atotoen'™
• ries. ;• With to eye single .to, Btein'toeM Ms eusto
1 me [ T ?j? rid^ r^^c : fi°t>irtirBKflTy' , C^i t ltf:perBhng'
pains ,s “ all ■ d eramihe, the stock,
iwishingtolookorhny. t- d .,, esi:it y leB df lh r
| m
to. '. Lyni’s Carpet Emporium, -'
Apollo Bgildiagi Fourth street.
OOD drams
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•V.'. ■'* -si.-
State mutual 0Ite: IB«uraoee,? Company
:BEAWOH~OPPiaR«BMiaa»^:iaUt«MWM^.
SHE best eviatireeSf’tfie
.rajomoriog unwkellie “STATE MUTUAEWBS.
SURANCE COMP AN V » meet, the -wants.of ..Uw,.
coimStihhj' 1 f 'l«‘ the unparalleledairfoont-oT©o*"?®*.®
whicUhas been'done—having issued nearly,4,ooo JPgu - l •'
cics in a little ’more than seven months rand adding.
ovefB7o,OOO cnpitaHh the edmpany.N J ThdiHric&ra df©
proudtosay, that ncariyaJl the
the safest kind,Jn small risks, and & large proportion
-infiaredforonlfione yettri' ‘ *
Number of Policies issued-—. 3,953 • • >
•Araoantofproperty iusured*-*- OO
AjnouDtofguaranteepTeniiams*s4i4fio 38 »*••••■ :
Amount or cashpreraiumß—-*'-.24,631,80 ■....
Amount of guarantee stocks ■ 8 70,128 18
Amonnt of losses 8 < 3£Bo 00 -
To be deducted from the above the incidental expejK
ses of the officer '> -• '•' ‘i I,v * " “ ' •
To city or country merchants, and owners ofdwell- A
inge, and isolated or country property, it. Ja believed
this company in piomt'drcYdtfjrad'skf
safety and security, inferior, to-no 'lnjpraroa Ccrraptury
in this* country. "* t -V.- ‘ -
i'- Condncted dirtlie equitable and gtffiaily fmprbVed «yV
tem of Classification of fUs&B,.exciQaiQg allflpet;tal:
hazards, insirriag only a limited aradhntfn any ono lo
caiity.thas.precradingihofreqneflcy-andocchrrcttce'or4
ls)ge fires, and also, on boththe Stock and &latu.alplan,T
•It not only possesses thechdapoess and QccbmniOdatfDn''
of both methods, bnt entities the insured to. apdrtiolp**'
non in the profits. v . -,w q - , .
: It istinder thdcontrol bf the folldxvingDirectorß>-Jl
•P. Rutherford. A. J. GiIUU, John B«Packer, SamuelT^.'
Jones, Alonzo A.Carney,Philo C. Sedgwick. Robert.
.Kioto. 1 ‘ JA. RUTHERFORD,Pres’U :
o A.J.GIjLLETIVSec’y* *' * : i
i >A. A. Cabbieb, Actuary. ' Uagfty
;
/emrOlutnal Life Insurance ,
, v a <3ENT IN PITTSBURGH,>Vf‘ff.I!)AVIS'* (vice J.
the V
lower part’of tiff city; the tigeaFjfliay >aiso be» fbtiad ■*
daily, from eleven to twelve and t’wo.tothrce o’clqclft
at the- counting room ofJ; Schooninaier &*Co., No. 524
VSToodetreetj whete all nccesriary itltoiniadatt-willvbe - '
given, and communications : promptly attended to«-r? ,
'Pamphlets explaining the principles and benefits of Life '
Insurance,nnci.blank forms furnished 6h applicateon,:^’.
' CapitaUtock.bver«2Q.O,OOf>imd€onsuinUy:inereasingo;:;..
Profits divided annually amongsUliose. Insured Cot
pitaforgh, Feb. 1,185t—2w , ~, T
ftttfl lynad ,,
rrtHE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH ARTERi
1 ICA, PhUa4elphia*xhariei«d: B3PJP|»*.V
000, assett January 13,1851, 91y00.1t/355: .flOimU... -
make insnrancebtt &aUdliigs and their eontenislnthU ; ,
city arid vicinity. ’Also,on property o£ ever*descdp
i tion, on steamboats and other vessels, either by uuaria
t transportation oron the seas. _ • . • >'*
1 DIRECTORS: .
Arthur <J. Coffin, Pres’t., • JacobM.Thomas, -
Samuel W; Jones, ■*■. Johnlt Neffi .. .
.... Edward Smiths ? : Richard D. wood,. ■ •
•---•JoSa. Brown, . Willtam-Wntah,. v -v- •
Samuel F.South, , Francis.Haskins>-,,.: ; . ,/•.
. . Samuel Brooke, ■ 8» r Austin Allibone,
Charles Taylor, William, E. Bowen, - t ,
Ambrose white, * George ’
’ ThomasP.Cope, .JamesN.Dtckaon r <
S.Mornsj'Waler, H.D.Sherrerd,Sec>y.
This is the oldest ; Insnrance Company: m the united ■/.
States, and from its high standing, long experience, pm*,,. >-, ■
pie meansi'arid avoiding all risks 'ofatv extra hazard* ,
ons character, may be considered o& offering umple.so *
entity to the public. WM. P. JONESj Agent, - ... :r...
j a 24 • ■ No. 141 Front street^
SAtETX. PERPETUITY AND SECUOIT-Y.
■ THfi NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIPB IBSOBASCB BOCIim
'• OF'. r •*.
LONDON AND NEW-YOEK.
Capitol, £soo,ooo—Kiiaal tO Sa,BOO,OOC. ■
*\T7Trn a iarge sunrfus of .of hoth, ,
W capltalanilsurplus invested inU. S» Government -
Stocks, and other securities in the City.of<New York.
Policies herd iii this couniry over 6,001 f. 'Persopp in- t ■,
saringpartfcipaieintbe profits oftheCompanyi -
.. California nsla taken, at.redwcd rates..., * >
- - Among the advantages of a Policy. In this Company
axe the following:— ; •/
insured for the whole term of life may.ai any ,
time borrow. preininm^-s •
without note orsecarrty ,or deposit ofpolicy, and.is en- •,
titled to divisiod of profits.-: •* •’ .
5 He mdy at any time surrender his policy, ana reccLve .•; s ..
back as value thereof the gross sum paid by ...
!himin annual conunon'premiams: -'^^ % r
A. party already insured for. whole life on .pay
ment of a small snm, convert his insurance into a
policy upon the loan system now introduced.
Parties already insured* and entitled to a iwo-Oard
loan, are not shutoutfiromrsaid-.two-tiurdloan, if thtt''- *
prefer it, upon the terms stated in the Society’s pamphr
'lets. *.- ‘ ■
A party may, at a moderate annual premium, insulin
for life, and he survive to reach the age of CO years, tkt
full sum insured up &7s?ls,ooQ l trifl be paid jo mu; OTif ,
he dies before reaching that agei the toll iram insured .
will be paid to his family .or legal representatives, *
Ithaa become customary in the Atlantic cities for con
gregations to insure the lives of their Pastors, and on
Christinas or New Year’aday tomake the lomUy a-pre
sent of the policy. This is cenainly an excellent way
of showing their regard for theiz Minister,whoso salary
lu very many coses is scarcely equal to hisimmediate
wants. To ; the man of famiiyv at-his death, it-is a coil- ‘
solution beyond expression to, know that his: helpless 5 .
little odes are thus provided for. - .
Churchesinvolved.wonld do wellta insurethe lives:
of one or more of the .trustees/- at whosedemise tho
amount would be applied to liquidatethedebt.
• Explanatory painpnlets and information, given gratis, -
at the Banking-House ol : WM. A.HILL&CD.,
nov29. . Woodat, second dtor above Fourth.
~IMBPBASCE*
rfiHE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUB:
JL Exj
change. Third street, Philadelphia. * ,J
Ftrel«3Ußancs.— Buildings, Merchandize and olhei
property in, town and jeountnt, insured against loss Ol' ’ :
damage by fire afibe lowest rate of premium.
.. hUanifi iHsufuNcs.—They also insure Vessels, Car -• •
'goes-ond freights, foreign or coastwise.under open pi
special policies, as ike assured may desirp, u , j .
iKLAsnTaaHSPORTiTiOw.— They also insure merchaa-. .
dize transported-by Wagons, Cars, Canal- -
Boatsand Steam Boats, on rivers and lakes, on’lhe most /
liberal termß.
DIBECTOHS—JoseptH. Seal, Edmund A. Bonder . ...
JohnC. Davis. EobtribttttanVJohniL Penrose, Samuel'
E4words,Geo. G. DariinMonj Isaac B. ■
Davis, William Folwelli John Newlin,Dr. R. M. Huston,,
James C. HaniDThfcophilas PaoMihgyH.Jones-Brooks,
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig. George Scmll.Spencer Me* .
ilvain, Charles Kelly, J. G. JoiiiisOHilViliiain Hay, Dl
S. Thomas, John Sellers, Wm.J.yte, Jr. .it,
■ DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH.—D; T. Morgan,.
HughCraig,Jno.T.^an. AjiMAETiNiPie3Uem;
Thos. C. Hatto, Vice President.. • ■
: • Joseph W. Cowah, Secretary.
ID" Office of the CompanyiNo. 42 Water street, Ptrts- •
tinrgli. , • .(jelC:dlf) .Fi.A«MAPEIBA;)AgfICt*i-t • •
Fire and iriarlao lnoaroao«4; >-
THE OFFICE of ihe' Inswap#.
has been removed to theWarehonsc-of Hardy, Jane* - : : f
& C0.,N0; 141 Front:street,third houseEastof W00d...
street.wherbthe subscriber will Issue PoUcidinttßttUd- ,
ing% and their cdntenU,tmd6nShimnentsby Steamboats ,
and other vesselsi'for-the aboveold "ana responsible ,
Compftny.V - , (ap3l .WM.'P.'JONES, Agent*.,
: litre ana Health lPßtnancegr i - 1
The mutual life andhealthtnsurance ;
COMPANY, of PAitoddpMa,. Incorporated.> by :the
legislature of Pennsylvania, March,lB4B j Charter Per* 7
peUia! i Capital 0100,000. Rala lower thanpny £enni- ■; .
cania Company, and full 20 per cent,
usual rate 3 of Life Insurance,as the following.r>Wrifipa n / .
son will show; Thus a person oi the age insuring /
? for 8100 for life, moat pay in ihe. Giratd B»Vgc ponnsyi:' > *”
vania s2£G*Penn Mutual S2gs, - '
England AlbioaWS, New ;: Y o rk Life 8230, Lift ’
• {piijyTcaliAyPhiladelphia* • •
BiSacTOJts-fSamueLlKlrncfc.'Charles B Uall.Wmf
Boone,Robertp-KtoftCbaiJe'**Hayes, M WBaldwin," i ' ’
Chas OB CampbclVM D.; Lewis Coo re r,
J Rodman.Barker^E it xtatlerjJEdwin RCope.Preri
dtnf, SamuelDClrrtck' VUs'Pitsident. Robert JP. King’ '
.Scer<tdryjFranclsß)uckburne.'.r'V -.
’ Applications will be received'and ever? information ; .
giveu by SAMUEL'FAHNESTOCK, Agent-, Office:
Commercial corner of Third and Wood: streets » „
Pittsburgh. •• • - - 0c129:y
Ths Franhlla, Fire lusunace Company < ..
: - -o» rxnzjkSCLPHifc. »■»
T\IRECTOBS>- , i
XJ - Charles W.Bancker, • GedrgeW. Richards;* *
■. Thomas Hart, . MordecaiD: Lewis.
v;y: Tobias Wagn*r, _ AdolphiE.'Borie,
.Samuel Grant, David 3. Browne;
Jacob R. Smith, ■ Morris Patterson.
. CIIAS. W:EANCKER,Pies’!* J
,Chas. G, BA2tcxsaiSeoretaryj: * -
jp* Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited'
on every description.©* property in town and country. * ■
The Compahy have reserved a large Contingent Fund
which, with their, Capital and Premiums, safely in vested - •
afford ample protection to the assured;
■■••• The Assets of the "Company, on'January Ist, 1849, as.
published agreeably fo an Act of Assembly, were as fol* ,
lowB,vi2: * _ _
Mortgages 81,047,438 41:. i • <
ReafEstate r * • 83
Temporary Loans*-*** —■■ ■ ■ ■'*■■ 00,001 85 * .
Stocks —w.._.—~~—51,523 2S -
Cashj&c.—i—rW.i-..- - 38,604 37
®13£18,49371
Smcetiheir lncorporaupiv a period of l 9 y®o£Si^®7...
have'paidonward# of-one\flfrtw» Sourßunds&Thou- .
sand IhUan> losses by;fire, thereby afloidfog ovidenee
of the advantages or Insurance, its wefl as the abilitypn.d,
' ' r Office W. E. etifocr Wood and3d bis , .
Fire and Bl«*uie Insurance.
THE Insoianoe Company of North America, of Phila
delDhia, through Us<iulyamlior;Jed AgenVlho-atib
toriber, oflira 1° mate permanent and limited Imraranca
OR pronerty.in tbia city Snd its vicinity, and on dupmea
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Arthur G. Coffin, PresV -Samuelßrooks,
Ale*. Henry, , ' . Charles Taylor,-
■ W. Janes, • Samuel W. Smiths ;
, Edward Smith,- Ambrose White, i ■
.John A: Brown, Jacob M. Thomas
'■* John White ±.- , - John R. NfiffV - " . -
Thomas P* Cope, •. Richard D-W00d,7 1
« Wm.'Jr7clßhi : HenryJ>,shemrdy Secy
Tfcie'ia the oldest Insurance. Company'- in the -Omied'
States, having been Chartered in lm; Its charter ispez
petoal, and from its high standing, .long experience* ara«r
pie means, and avoiding all risks of an- extra hazardous
character, it may he conaideredah offering ample sec art*
tyto the public. -P. ju-NeS. ...
At Counting Bopm of Jones ACo., Wnieif and
Front sis., Pittsburgh y.; Taafrdy-. -
SHAWLS.— Received -
jßroclie, Bay State ftiia Long.SHAWIiST-veTy^npo
rior6l)U»and9u»Hue»%^F»”^^^^CO)
• - C 4 Market street
T»La.NTATION MOLASSES— 2O liiirol* new ,CI0&..
.r. Molae'-os j uat received and for sate by___
*■ w 1 MJLLEE 4. BICKETBON,
. dioW. i 1 Ns*. 231 and 333 idtaqr.ot,
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