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A"I»ARGB BRICK HO'l;SE,onPcnn*ireet.--335pj
A ; larne 1.013 of Ground, used us U‘Lumber
Yard*on Penn sircct, • .
•A Briek Hoase on Webster sireel.--Sl*o,
A Brick flonse. No. 115 Front slrcci.--3«5; • •. •
a Brick House, Garden. &c , on Vino &lreet.—3lso.
f . S.CUTHBERT* Generali Agent, ;
j 30 j3 • 70 Smnhficld street.
For Kentr
rTUIE BRICK TAVERN STAND IN WILKINS
i' .BDRG— seven .miles from Pittsburgh, occupied now
by S. Sheppard. Possession given on Uic Ist of April,
1651. Apply to H.W. HORBACH,
Wilkinsburg,.
br,J. p. HORBACII, ■
307 Liberty st; Pittsburgh.
giarlilw.
?--Io licnt, in tb« Ninth Ward*
X TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE; of ..
jtat four roomsj a kitchen ami good cellar,
bake oven: wash house j coal house, fowl house, REMJ
wuh a largo garden, having twenty peach trees,in «n®
bearing order; also, a large stable. The whole will be
rented for SOO, or, without the stable, 5eU- -
'"“ 5 “v y " r * S-CUTHBERT, Gen 1 ! Agent,
mars 76 Southfield street.
... Forwent* fc\
npHE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF THE jji
X MASONIC JHALL, Fifth Strict.
:fho first floor is sub-divided into two Store Rooms,
front, 20by CO feel, and will bowery desirable for Fancy 1
Stores, Two Rooms back, suitable for Offices—access
to which is by a wide Hall; running through the centre
of the building 1 . The basement will be finished m a
neat manner, and will be suitable for Retail Variety
Stores, Trunk and Harness makers, &c.
*The whole will be ready by the Ist of April.
• Enquire of JAMES W. HAILMAN,
feb£B Water street.
A FARM OF 109 ACRES FOR SALE.—A vatu-
A able! FARM, 20 miles from the City, near the
Franklin Rood, and six miles from the Railroad a nd the
Ohioßlvur, at Freedom; C& acres are well improved and
good soil j a large Garden and Orchard of 250 Fruit
Trees, of choice qualities, and m good order; 44 acres
of wood land, with prime timber; a new two story
house, with jiarloTj dming room,kitchen and cellar,two
halls and chambers; also, a good barn and lar;:c stable,
granttryi&C', good water anu'in a good neighborhood,
i Price $3,300, with immediate possession —could bo di
vided into two Farms.
S.CUTHBERT, General Agent,
. 70 Smilhfield street.
XciXj'ct- Attro story BRICK HOUbL, with
Ifllin double back baildiaga, situated on Wyhe, near
Waatuneton street. Gar light in front of the house.
' JOHN MAJOR, Alderman,
{ feb2lh.w cor. Wylie and Washington sta.
For Kent. ; .
THAT LARGE DWELLING UOUSF., with
extensive Grounds for Garden and Stables EgB&M,
attached—the Residence of the late Win. J. Totten,
PH4T Kttvsi. Possession given on the Ist ot March.
• For wrms, applytoO. R. M’ABOY', Gaardian.or R.
:c.Totten.at tha Fort Pm Works, ■ [feblB
Excellent Bnstness to Dispose of
IN ALLEGHENY-—-In consequence of the dissolu
tion of Partnership between MORRIS A. HA
WORTH, they offer tor sale their business, situate on
• Federal street, near the Market, Allegheny Ouy. It is
useless commenting upon the-excellence of the stand,
'or the amount of business we have donc,a3 both are
well known; all we shall say is, that it is a tirst-raie
chaflCC for any one wishingto embark ma similar trade.
The stock coastals of Drugs, Oils, Paints, Ac., Groceries,
Wines and Liquors, to be taken at market value. Apply
to MORRIS A HAWORTH,
' feblS Diamond, Titisbargh.
For Kent*
A SMALL FRAME COrTAGE, with tour
,: A- rooms on the first floor; large Oirmg room
-and kitchen in basement; two small rooms
garret; with a large garden and several frmttTees —a
very desirable residence tor a small, lamily. Situated
near Minersville. Possession given immediately.
• Also, several small Tenements for rent.
Also, for sale, eleven Lots fronting on Hancock street,
andthree fronting on Penn street. Terms easy.
Apply to ~ JOHN HERRON, or
F ■ ' H. P. CAIN, corner Market
feb3o \ und Fifth street*.
“. • r ■ ■ ■ To Lett
A TWO STORY' BRICK HOUSE, situated
'A. near Chartierv Creek, four miles from the j?Jkl=L
City, and la a very desirable country residence. There
is a new carnage house, stable, and good water on the
grounds, which comprise ten acies, well improved, con
taining a variety of choice Fruit trees. I-or particulars
and terms, apply to M. D.PAITON, dll Libert) st.,or
J.S. BONNET, on the premises. [»cba
TjlOR SALE.—A Lot of Ground having a front of GQ
JC feeton Centre Avenue, and running bickdGG feet
-to two streets. On the lot is erected n targe Brick
-Dwelling House, nearly new and well finished. The lot
is planted with the best selected fruit and blirubbery
tho country can afford. If application be made noon, the
property wtll be sold ala fair price and terms.
- Enquire at the officc-at WM.C. FRIEND,
• Attorney, Fourth street,
fcbll'tf between Wood and SanthGehi.
Porßcnt In Birmingham.
ONE NEW TXIUEE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with store looms and cellar, favorably Ritu-£slsa,
-Ste for a large Grocery and Produce business. Possess*
loamayl>ecadimmerliatel)r,wiih a low- rent, ta a good
’•
■. & large Brick —occupied as a boarding
new three story Bock Houses —rornd
••^possessiongiven inimodia’ely. Oilier*on
• * Frame House, nnd several np amirs
rooms. -
ALSO—Ooe Brick Y’ard,and Iviln to burn in.
ALSO—One Lumber Turd, with space to put a lan;e
•amount—and one oflhe bestpoint* aboui the city for
-*FOR. SALE OR LEASE—One large lot, favorably
' -situatedfor a Foundry on 5 Engine bhop or other menu
factoring, having' det>: water in from, (a Bauor,M or
fiidngouiund repairing steamboats,«tc. ..
ALSO, FOR SALE—IOO,OOO Brick, m lots, und *o»d
low; if not sold before, they wi*lbe sold on Tuesday,
the Stflhof March next, at 12 o clock M ,Mrca?hornp
on lease, to baild on *
Apply to the subscriber, at hia office i i Birmingham,
near the Rolling Mill, from 10 to 2-or at the Wareroom
of Rett, Matthews A Co, No 2a Water «trect s —or
through the PmsLurghPofii Office by paid
Very Valuable City Property for Sale.
TTHE undersigned, Administrator* ol mo ertato ol
i Thomas Forrmon, deceased, offer for sate the enure
teal estate of the said Thomas Fatrman. consisting or
one2ofeeiloifr(mungon Liberty street, running use It
93 feet 5 inchee to a It) feet alley. .
Also, the tavern stand known bb tno Mansion Ilon,e,
fronting on Liberty strcet3l feelO inches, and on Cherry
alley s3fcet9 inches, running back 03 feet to an al ey,
■with tho grounds ttnd stable connected, fronting on 1 lum
alley, thirty three teet four inches. .
juso, three lots fronting ou Cherry al t> > tutu eight
een feet front, ami running back Gu feel parallel with
Plum alley. All of which property will be sold atpn
"?at© sale, by application to :oo subscribers; or if not sold
before ihe2sih of March, will be offered at auction to
the highest bidders. ...
Also, the Tavern stand is to
IL CAMPBELL,
151 Liberty street.
ja3o:tmris
Penn Street Property for sale.
OH FEET on Penn street by UO feet deep to an alley,
OvJ just below SL Clair street, and adjoining Mat-
Stable. Enquire of Thompson Bell, at
j ß y? _ A.WILKINS& CO.’S^_
- “ Ctieap Country Residence.
. a • LOT on Nunnery Hill, containing fonr acres, jmH
.A be sold very low to any one wishing to build there
on-' The access will be easy, and the lot commands, a
most beaaufolvlcw. lostdl] THOMPSON BELL-
For Kent*
' A HANDSOME STORE, on Market street, between
_Ai Third and Fourth streets, at present occupied by
Mr Thohias White, as a Dry Goods Store.
' amo—A large well finished ROOM m the second
’ atory, next door to Mr. Duff’s Mercantile College. Tins
Boom is well calculated uud suitublc for a. Musicul fcu.
loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged a.
doubleoffiees. “if#* offlL.
Coal Land on YougniogSieny.
IAA ACRES on the river, just above the -2nd l>ai«
IUU there is a pit opened and rmlroad prepared for
patting coal in boats. .[oct2l] THOMPSON BELL.
Ho IteU ■
- A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on Bank
Lane. Allegheny, between tUe Hand street bridge
■anoAqueauct. Enquire oi H. W. Hah, Real Estate
Broker; corner of filh and Smithticld streets. [ocUQ_;
■“ A Farm for Sale*
3r*HE subscriber offers fox sale a FARM OF LAfty,
L containing ICO acres—loo of which are cleared.—
he families directly on the road from Middletown to
Jefferson; it is well-watered ; with a bearing orchard,
and peach and pear trees; and a Coal bank. Ihe
buildings consist of a hewed log House and Burn ; with
Stabling- For further particulars apply to the subßcn-
premises, in Allegheny county, 14 miles
from Pittsburgh. NATHANIEL M’CLiNfON.
. Moon iDiofuhipi October 23—tf :
For Bale*
1 LOT OF GROUND, containing 2* Acres, situate
jQ. one mile below llie town of Beaver. Beaver coun»
: tv,on which there is erected a new Brick House, 40 br
40fcet, 1| stones high, with a basement. The house has
been well built and well finished, and eontainsl3 rooms.
It is within 200 f»uis of the Ohio river, and commands
a fine viewn; t, and is bounded on the North west by
' the State road leading to New Lisbon, Ohio. Tin* pro
• perty would be desirable for a country residence, or for
a garden* or summer boarding house. t A lot of 5 acres
afioiningit will be sold with it, if desired by the pur
' Chaser. The terms are so moderate, that it will be a
bargain to the purser. S tTTERMANi ;
Attorneys at Law, Fourth st.
Vor Sale,
. a house ANDLOT, situated on Pike street,between
J%. Walnut and Factory streets,.Fifth Ward.. rhcLol
la £3.feet front and lOOieet deep, on i ich there-are
iwo small Frame Tenements. Terms ea yi—Title good.
For particulars, enquire of Aldertnr.n rARKINbON,
Penn street, Fifth ward. may&tf .
• for sale*
mHE Chartier'a Cool Company will sell some very de
-1 . strabl* vuca tf LAND t situated on and npar Uie
Steubenville Turnpike, and near the southern terminus
of Ihelr railroad.
TUo Land will be divided mto quauitUes to suitpur
chasers, and the terms of payment will bo very easy,
ErSSre of Z W .REMINGTON,
• wp4 • • Manager. .
' Draff "and prescription Store for Sole, i
1 iltfuG and PRESCRIPTION STORE, located in
A a flourishing and improving port of the city, which
jadolng aprufllaWs 4ustnuj,)s offered tor sole upon
C| forfiShor particulars, nppjy at this office. Li aid
Jbr Sale & ®a £tt.
Real Batale Sale*- •• V;
IN accordance with the provisions ox.the will, of lhc (!
late Samuel Thompson, Esq., the following valuable
•property will be solo .at- the-warehouse of J. D. Wit*
liamaJif Coni l ® Wood, street Qn Monday,the 10th day,
of Mnrch; 1851, at 10 A.M., viz: w ■
The valuable Warehouse and Lot on Wood street,:
now occupied hy Mr. George Breed.
Also, a valuable Lot on Market street, on which are
erected three Store houses, abnek tenement andfiiablev
in possession of Messrs. John Shca,C. Yeager, R D
i Thompson and Wm Struble. -J.D. WILLIAMS,
1 MARY THOMPSON,
Surviving Executors,
Real Estate for Bale
THE undersigned offers for sale & large number of
valuable building lots, and some very desirable sues
for manufactories, in the borough of Binuinuham, loca
ted near the new Public School House aud English Lu
theran Church.., *
The rapid growth of Birmiouhani in population and
manufacturing wealth, and the reasonable prices at
which lots will be sold, will render them asafe ana pro
fitable investment. Title perfect. Terms favorable.
For particulars and terms enquire of the undersigned.
at the office of Geo. E. Gilmore, Esq., on Grant street,
Pittsburgh, between 3d. and 4th streets, or of William
yrames and N. Patterson, Esq’rs. at their offices in
mningham. tian27] ftIQSES_F.jCArON.
For Bale. , „
nnHE subscriber offers for sale a large and well bmlt
A BRICK HOUSE*wilhfive or more acres ofigTOund,
situated on the Fourth street Road, within three miles ot
this city. Possession given on the Ist or April next.
Also, a very desirable lot of ground, containing over
FOUR ACRES, with a spring of excellent water there,
on, situated near the above. Also, a Mr
feel 11 inches Uy 120 feet, adjoining ibercpdonceof Mr.
A Toner near the City.opposito the 7th Waru, on
Pennsylvania Avenue. Posscsuonpven imMdiaiely.
Uis now certain that the Plank Road will be completed
past the above properly early m FR* 4th
For farther information apply to DA.VID BLfc LEK, 4t n
i ptreet Road, near the firsiucscnbed prpperi>j__DjU r .if
Valuable Property tor Rent*
A three story BRICK HOVBB, belonging-to
tho estate of WH. J.Totten, deceased, is elTer
i sas cd for rent or lease. It issiiaated on Fourth st.,
j =ft g between Ferry and Liberty streets,andJmsbeen
newly papered and painted? ttis now occupied by Mrs.
Venter. 80nt,8250 per annum. Apply to myself, or
Eodhjit C-Terra*, at the works of Knap * Lo.
'ossessiougivenonihelstofApru. m’ABOY
Guardian.
ADDITIONAL SALE OF \
Forty Town Loti In £ait Llveipooij w» i
THE rcceui unprecedented sale of Lois m the above
thriving Town having neatly exhausted those pre
viously laid out, and the demaud still continuing, the
undersigned has been induced to Jay out ft portion of
his property m town lots as above, and offers them lor
sale at prices and terms that cannot fail to meet the
viewsof those wishing to purchase. It is needless to
say any thing of the location of the town and prospects,
(it having been'sufficieftlfy described In recent advert
isements,) other than that over one hundred lot- have
recently chaDged hands, and been purchased by lho-c
wishing to procure a desirable home.
The above lots are nraong the most eligible and «tai
ruble in the place, aud are principally located mthecen
tre of those recently sold. ...
For informauoti apply to the proprietor m Liverpool,
or to James Blakely, Esq.,FojoiinT^LAKEL V,'
East Liverpool, Feb. 2ml, IS3I. ' [feblS-.dnw l
orpbana* Court Sale*
BY Virtue of an order of the Orphans’ Court of Alle
cheny County, dated svh day of Feby.A.O.lML,
will be exposed lo publicsale,atthe Court
City of Pittsburgh, on tho second Monday (theiota oajj
of March next, ai 10 o’clock, A. M,, all the following |
described Real Estate, of which Francis M’henna,lute
of the City of Allegheny, deceased, by virtue ot a cer
tain article of agreement, dated the 10th da> of bepiem
her, A. D. IS33,between F. Lorent.G. L. >Varner and
Jacob Painter, of the one pan. and the said jrano*
M’Kcnna, of the other port, died, seized, vu *T, A J! “i,
certain lot or piece of ground situate in the said i»it> ot
i Allegheny, (lale.the Reserve tract, Ross township, op
I posite the Northern Liberties of Pittsburgh,) being lot
>o. twohondred and forty-three (243) m *hc plan o! lot*
laid out by O. B. Warner, Jacob Painter and F. Lorens,
containing m fronton Mam street twenty-threefeet.a.»a
extending back to Carpenter alley, having ereciedonihe
front thereof a two story brick building, about meut>
tecif rent by thirty feet m depth, and on the rear a dou
ble two story frame building, Irontinc on Carpenter a. try
Tertns and Conditions of Sals—One-halt of the pur
chase money to be paid in band, and the balance to be
paid in two equal annual paymems—bcanng l
icTcst; and to be secured by bond and mortgage on the
property. For further particulars, enquire of »«*«•
Klitchel A Palmer, Attorneys and counsellors ati-aw,
No. I» Fourth «roet, Adm'.x
of Francis M'Kenna, deceased.
fEigccllaarotts.
WINTER 01L—1230 gall*, bleached Winter Whale
Oil, in store and far sale by
tnai 1 MILLER & RICKBTisON.
CASKS superior su?ar cured
marJ
f. 4 \ RUB. EXTRA
UU murO
I~At ? G!IUN*“sUPKRIOR HAMS foreale by
j_ mart 11. C. KI.LLi -
I a a.nU Mackerel i N«>. 1 >almo:i, «»*■
- quioi and 'from, for tale l>y
marJ
CONSTANTLY receive* at regular penou*, Trf «h
Buuor uml Lgg*, from Washington, Westmoreland,
Beaver and Armstrong eouuuesi sold wholesale
lait, by (mart) H. O. KKLLY.
/v For Sale.
mZ?x\ A first rate SOttOKL MARK-uois well
rOlKarnpii or under the saddle.
1 '' * lfc R.'A. FAIINRSTOCK A CO.,
corner of amlWooti st«
n.i-mVnZtnn pair second band JJUIowj for "ile
bj [feblOJ SCAIFE, 4. OKLIA
J AKtU-15 packages No 1 Laril for sahnbj R
Sho.ld«,Tsr»l.bj| i Dypß
iAUUN—Hams.ati
I febja
CILOVI'R SUED—IMP bbls )usl receiving and for sale
, i. T srUART A SILT
marl 1.4 Wood street
CRAB ClDnn—lo bbls prime m store and for sale
marl aIUARr A MIL..
lOTATOES—I€O bbls. m store and for tale by
marl STUART A HI IT.
'(OBN—SO bbls. shelled in store and for sale by
) n , ar } STUART A SITU.
lOBACCO—OO boxes s's in store and for sale by
marl STUART A MLI
NUTS—IOO bocfl'ln storo and for sale by
STUART A SILL.
HntKoit
raax<l
rpEA—lO half cbesis *oiujg Hyson j
I io do cxira fine do*
10 do Imperial and Uunpowdcr;
10 do Cheelan and Oolong,
40 catiy boxes various styles »
For Bale by wibLIAMB CO-t
mar s corner of Wood ana^Hfut
1 TOBACCO—IS boxes a * Uo*ey Dc
15 do O'b do doi .
10 do ltt extra do ;
.h» do lib do do; Bor sale by
inar ' J. D. WILLIAMS & CO.
Z" INC" WTsH BOARDS-rISS doz. Holmes* Fate n
JS ,ale - manufacturersprices & cQ
rj UGAK—IO Übds. prime wow Orleans,
ft 20 bbls. assorted Loat.
10 <lO crushed and Polvcn«a^£^
GLASSES—7S bbls. Now Orleans i
12 cl* SueurHouse;
5 do Golden Syrup; for solo by
J- D. WILLIAMS k CO.
SUN PHI KS—lOO dot. super Corn Broom* *
4 bbls. Hickory Nuts;
10 calks Potash j
lObxs.Saleratus;-
oo.OOl) Common Segars ;
2 000 lbs. Peer Hairs
20 bxs. Fox 1 * Starch ;
10 bxs. Wood’s Pearl Starch,
J cases super Rico Flour; for snlo b>.
J. D. WILLIAMS fc CO.
FISK— -10 half bbls. No. 3 Mackarel;
15 qr. do do 1 do;
15 iutts do 1 do *,
2 bbls- No. 1 Salmon; for sale by
mars J-D. WILLIAMS A. CO._
t r*d GROSS BONNET BOARDS—Just received and
IDO forsaleby J.L. 9HEE.
marO * ' corner of Penn and Irwin sis.
£TtH~ReIMS RULED CAk> r WRITINa EAPER for
0/0 mlelowby [marS) J. L. BHF.E.
BBLa. Ohio Fire proof Paint for sale by
,e DOZ. TUBS for salo by
tO maid . ..
HOMINY— Obbls. u Pearl” Beaver iloimny,
.12 do While FliiuCmcinnau ftommy,
Just received and for sale by . WM.
marO No. 201 Liberty street.
T>OLL BUTTER—I 2 bbls. good Roll Q£.?» ftle
J\ by_ fmarO) WM. D> Lll.
]7LOUR— 00 bbls. Superfine j
* 50 do Fine; >
10 do “Musty,” for sale by
| fmaiti WM. PYER/&
IACON—Homs and Shoulders jusi received from
I smokehouse for sale by [marU] WM. DYER.
MOLASSES—^0 bbls. prune oak cooperage;
30 do cypress ao;
For sale at a reasonable price by
mnrfl . WM. DYER.
-800 prime “live geese” Featliora for
[raarOl WM.DVER. '
E FATHERS
saIe cheap.
T ARD—SO packages No. 1 kegs ami barrels.
i j marC w «« D\ ER.
bbla.dry mealy tods forjalo by
■ maiO - WM. DYER
ISH—Herring,Mackerel, Wluusns\Cod F‘«h,Box ;
Honing, &c-, for sale low- tmar6), WM.DYLK,
QLOVERSEED—'J 5 bbls. choice Seed by
PACKED TEAS—IO chests lino Young 11 jeon ;
Shalf chests Black! for sale low
m ono-fourth pound packages, by
.ffthOjV • Witt. Ulfl'etl.'
r ORN''
COK-. I!ROOMS—MO doz. recM and for
febl3 SAMUEL F. SIIRIVER.
COFFEE— SOD bags Rio Coffee, on band and (or saio
. febsr . ALEXANDER KING.
FEATHERS — SO sacks prime Feathers, for sale by. .
feb24 KING.
HUPb —tS bales Ist sofTWcsiern Nfew'York Kops m
store and for sale by
mart MILLER & RICKETBON.
Cough* and Cold*.Cured fn ißiHomfl*
SlNCEthcmtroducuoftof ilus now compound, Coughs
and colds arc cured in a very short time. ,\v c win
warrant Dr. Koysor’s Pectoral Syrup to euro
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Laigugius, in less l,f s c aT J”
at a cheaper rate than any. othor meUicmo pvtr a.scov-
Gr rr’ HAS AN ENTIRELY- NEW ACTION—The old
Cough Medicines always sicken the stomach and pro
duce nausea which is more disagreeable than the Co g
itself. This is obviated in tins mixture, for ttts apiens
am soothineatticle and it will cure, o/fe’JJJS}']
refuniti! Tha evidence tn favor of lh “ .™ c „‘ c ’"
oar city, from our own oittzens,, should oonymcc'anio.ite
of Its efficacy. It is tno prescription.of arcgular physt
cian, and has becu ÜBcd by him in Ins own practice for
a number oryears.wnh themost heroic succesjt.
CONSUMPTION—A lady from Steuben.tile,writes,
that her daughter had been afflicted with a Cough and
: exMctoration, night' sweatsf hectic fever, and all, the
distressing symptoms of consumption,-and that after ta- ]
kfngtwo Sollies she was euurcly cured.
in Washington comity, who had suffered with . Asthma
and Chronic Cough for eight 5-eaTi,,haahceni!ntirely re- (
lieved and tho cough removed by the use of half a do
ten of bottlcaof the Pectoral Syrup. Aper.ilcraan trom.
Peoria. Illinois, writes that “ he knows the I ectoral Sj
rup to be a good arlielo, for he has in hw owa
case and in the cases of members of his famuj with the
most perfect success. .. ..
Ir is one ov tub Cheapest Medicines now known..
—lt is put up in half pint bottles ot 00 cents each, or six
b °CoTOraT Stobkeeepees would do well .to keep u «up-
D ] v of this mediciue on hand all tho lime, as it is one of
die most perfect and efficacious remedieftever discover
ed for all coughs and diseases of the lungs and incipient
i Consumption.
CAUTION EXTRA—Many persons will try to get
you to buy some one of the various nostrums, but do not
heed them. If you want to cet well, buy. Dr. KhtoEn s
Pectobal SvßPr, and lake no other; this will euro you.
It has in it some of the most valuable plants and herbs.
of the materia mcdica, and is compounded hy a person
skilled in the healing an. There can be no deception m
this medicine. It laprcpared m your own city, and the
proprietor has numerous.certificates, attesting it* vain-,
able properties, which will be shown to any person de
sirous of seeing them. *
Agents Wamtxd throughout the United Stales to sen
this medicine. Large discounts will be made to those
who will take an interest m the medicine. It will pay a
large profit to all agents; besides, they will be doing*ul
faring humanity a service, by placing in their hands the
greatest medicine for Lung diseases the world uas ever
produced. v .......... r , . * f ,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by KL»x MAI *- ni •-
DOWELL, Druggists, 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, l a.,
to whom all-letters tor agencies must be addressed.—*
Also, for sale by D.M. Curry .Allegheny city i P. Brock-,
er, jr.,Brownsville; George Baird, VVa-hingtoH , John
H Buchanau, Hickory; George keyser, M’heesporr,
J. D Vowel!, Canonsburgh; und by merchants und
druggists generally. “ [ja^j
11. C. KELLY
No.iiOFmh street.
»Ul>.D 4»EAC|lfes“for »ate by
11. C. KELLY.
H.C. Kr.LLV
J. L. BHEE.
Shrofis arth Rlehinnes;
Public Attention
Is respectfully, invited to the following truths, set forth t«
relation to one of the most important Remtaia of mod
ern <tmr p ETROLKI)M 0 R rock OIL;
IT is not more than one year ago since this groat rem
edy was brought before the public, lor the relief anri
cure of dispose. Its great powers to heal, have, since
then, become fully appreciated by the .community, and
allege that the longer »t is tried the more certain will
its great fame spread. It is not the remedy of a day,
got up for the sole purpose of making money j but, one,
whica we coneelve, will continue to be used when oil
nostrums have beer, forgotten. The PF/IttOLEUM is
> Natural Remedy, elaborated iniho depths of the earth
by a power and agency that laughs to scorn nil human
competition. It i» our duty, when we write about a
medicine, that we write tbctij—that we nay noshing
calculated to deceive those who may trust our word or
pot confidence in oar statements. The pick arc very
: apt to catch at any thing that promises relief srora d«-
i ca*e- A story can hardly be too highly wrought to an
swer the object of pulhngor humbugging some of them.
Notv, wc do not desire to do this. we are anno j.* om\
that the truth in relation u> our Remedy should be told,
in order to secure for it a reputation far excrteuing any
single article of the materia iiudica. Plain, tmyaruisheu
fact*—fact* that may be ascertained in oar own city and
neighborhood, bear ample testimony ia favor of the Pe
troleum.
Within the past two months, two ol our own cuizerts,
who were totally blind, have been restored to sight.
Several cu*cf« ot lihudnr**, in the bln to of Ohio, have
been cured- And, uiso,theeasc. of agentU-.mua m lira
ver county There nrc others ; but these cnreMire near
home, and may be referred to by any persons who may
have doubts on the subject. These cases were cure J ni
ter trrey had been abandoned by physicians as hope!!e«-
The Petroleum will cure, when used according to direr,
lions—Disrrbma. OyKuntccy t Hlirommmu. Go-i,
N>urolspn, Eruption* cmibehkm, Pimples on the taer
Chrome Sore Eye*, Umgworm, Tcucr, Miald Head
ruins in the bones and joint*, old sore*, liicer*, Wens.
Tumors-Scrofula. Cancer, spinal irritation, I-ever and
Arne. Chronic Coughs, Asthma, Bronduiis. mid all 1 ul
moaary affection* of n chrome nature, tending 10 pro
duce CONSUMPTION. ' t> ■
Burn«aiid Scalds,diseases oi the Bladder ant Kid
neys, Chapped Hand*, Excoriated Nipples, Corn* a..u
Bunions- In fact, it h soiAAt UiiTrd'ut.t.ciC'it nul
has been tried in most of the above diseases within the
■ post year with the moil perfect suefce?*- Certificate*
that will astonish cic mlhe hands ot tbcproii.rremr, who
wilt take pleasure in showing, them to the nluicted or
their fnenus.
Whatever others may say nbout thrtr
Petroleum U the greatest Remedy o, the agt. Fb>;
sieianx of high standing in the profe*hK>n arc i.-egmmng
to u*e u in their practice. 1 »o«c. who at first looked oj
with ilonbi and uncertainty, arc willing to ttwmd it dp*
•praise and cob side ration. Defor'i?.aaoih«-iear fan*
round.uM wnl be compelled to acknowledge i*.nl uu
Petroleum is the ereaieiu medicine ever discovered.
For safe, WhoUvoh- ond Remit, by
KF.YSKH A lil.l*,
140 tV nod street.
A!&o—K K Sclie.r*.. O’? Wood Mreet ; U M. Curry, D.
A - I-nboit, Joseph Ouufc»oM. City. Au-), by
tiie Proprietor. n. M- KlUft, Cana. bis..i, <to-tftn,
Pittsburgh. u*~
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER:
PBPSim
THE TRUK DIGESTIVE FLUID,
Or Gastric Juice I
A CHEAT DYSPEPSIA CUR Eli,
TREPARKD from Rnpirt or the fourth stomach o
the Ox, after U reMio ,s l y But n I ►** il, Dre
l*n> siologieal Chemi* , *»y J ** 1101 OHJON M b
11 Nortl Lid th street, Phtlauciplna Pu
This IS ft »ru‘> wdndert.il rem cv for f\WO/ST/OY
DYSPEPSIA JIVSDICF CONSTIPATION I tTFh
COMPLAINT, and DhBIZITTt, «.um Nn*ure»
own method,l y Nnturc * own the bmru Jim i
Haifa tesspoonfull of tint Fluid, Infused m wiucf,
will digest or vl Five PcmXT* or Roast Ufitv tv
aeout two uocfcs, oat ot the stomach-
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE l
Huron Lixmo, m hiscelchratcd work ou Animal Chcm
IsiTT, says i *’ An artificial Digestive 1- laid, analogous un
the Gaitric Juice, may be rcadiiy prepared from the mu
cous membrane of the stomach of the can, m which va
rious articles of food, as meat and egg* will be *o sotV 1
eued, changed ond digested, put m tho same maimer as
they wouldbe in the human stomach.” ;
I)r PzanßA- in hi* fatuous treatise on - rood and Di
et, ’'published by Fowler* A W ell*, New \ ork, page
stfttcs the same great fact, and desertne* the method ot
prepaiatton. There aro few higher authorities than Dr.
i*ercira. ...... . ,
Dr- Comae, lu his vatuublo writings on the Physiolo
gy of Digestion,” observes that ’* a diminution of the duo
qonntity of the Gastric Juice-is a prominent and all-pre
vailing cause of Dyspepsia; • and ho stales that ‘-adis
lincui*hcd professor ot medicine in London, win> was
severely afflicted with this complaint, finding everything
else to toil, had recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtained
from the stomach of living auimals, which proved com
pletely successful. ’
Dr-Gkaiujs, author of the famoa* works ou vegeta
ble Diet,” says: u It is a remarkable fact in physiology,
that the stomachs of animals, macerated in water, im
part to the Uuld tho property of dissolving various arti
cles of food, and of effecting a kindol artificial diges
tion of them in uo wise different from the natural digest-
ive process.” _
Dr fciMov® great work, the “ Chcwutry of Man. (Lt a
& Blanchard, rhila ,iWO, soya: “ ihcdiscov
cry of PEPSIN forms u new era in the chemical history
of'Digestion- Prom recent experiments we xnow that
food is dissolved as rapidly in an artificial digestive
fluid, prepared from P:pstn, us it is in the natural Gas
tric Juice itself."
Professor J)uNOUSON,Of the Jefferson College. Phila
delphia,!!! hi» great work on Hainan Physiology, devotes
more Umn fifty pages to an examination of this subject.
His experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the Gastric
Juice, obtained from the living human stomach uml from
animals, arc well known. “In ell cases.*’ he says, ‘‘di
gestion occurrcd tta perfectly in the artificial as in the
natural digestions." _
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURLR,
Dr Hotjciuton’o preparation of rLPftIN has -produced
the most marvelous effects, curing cases of Debility,
Emaciation, Nervous Decline,and Dyspopuc Consump
tion, supposed to be on the very verge of the grave. It
is impossible to give the details of cases la the limits of
this advertisement—but authenticated certificates have i
been sWen of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK- !
ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New \ orlr, and Boston
alone- These were-nearly ull desperate eases, and the
cures wore not only rapid and wondenul, but perm a*
"S',. a great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, ami particularly
useful for tendency to bilious disorder, Liver Complaint,
Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever and Ague, and
the evil effects of Quinine, Mercury, and other drugs
upon the Digestive organs, after a long sickness. Also,
for excess In eaung, and tne too free use of ur»U.nt spir
its- It also reconciles Health with Intemperance.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS. .
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COMPLAIN I ft
which it does not seem to reach and remove nl once.~
No matter how bad they may be, u GIVES INbIANT
RELIEF! A single dose rtmova allthc unpltasanisymp
toms, and u only needs to bo repeated, for
to make these good effects permanent. Pußl™ i Or
BLOOD and VIGOR OF BODY, follow at once. It is
particularly excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach, distress at
i ier euling, low, cold state of the Blood, Heaviness, Low-
I ness of Spirits, Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness,
I tendency to Insanity, Suicide, &c.
1 Price,ONE DOLLAR per bottlo. One bottle will or
| ten effect alastingcure.
Every bottle bears the written signature of J. ».
HOUGHTON, M.D., Sole Proprietor.
Sold by agents in. every town in the .United States,
find bv respectable dealers in Medicines generally.
AgenU for Pittsburgh, KEYSICR & McIioWRLL. HI
W RftmiH?eaierß supplied at Proprietor’s prices. Uv2o:y
a iff? farby tt-OS; SELLERS, 57 aVoi d street.
Boll’s Sarsaparilla ana tlib Cholera.
VM a single man, woman or child has died of the
jS| CHOLERA or any of llsßjmMoms who used this
200 bottles are retailed duifebut lew cases of
Cholera have occurred, ans they were cither persons,
from boats or those who disregarded our advice
• {CinemHalt ChromcU,
For eale by KEYSER & hFDOWELL, 14P. Wood *.L
Pittsburgh, where the genuine article alwnVs bo
bluineu. WT** :
PETROLEUM— A certain cure lor Pr ARiiIICEA, a
disease very prevalent this hot .weaiber—tho iorc
runner of Cholera. Try it! For sale by :• a -
jyg KEYSER k McPOWBLL, UPTvood g*. ;
LOPE WAX—WO Bis. forsale by - .
dec? B. A.FAHNEBTOOK *OO,
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
[S« Wt Voruer of Wood and Fifth Strosti*
Proprietor ol the Morning Post |
! X. and MiirupActuuEß, respectfully informs h*s friend* (
;d»d the patrons of these powers, mat ho has a large as ,
sortment of JOB TYPE AND ALL OTHER MATERIAL
.necessary lo a Job Printing Office, and thalhe is pre
-pared toCexecute
v . XEtTEH.PRESS PRINTING OV BVSRY DESCRIPTION:
Boohs, ■ Bills of Circulars,
■pamphlet,, Bill Heads, £?ris,
ttxndlnUi, Blanks, jralLrtys.
' ; Ik/'All kinds ofßlanks. Singe, Steamboat and Cabal
.Boat 13nJs, with appropriate cuts, printed on theshortest
:nouce;anamos; reasonable terms. • • *
• Ho respectfully asks the patronage of his friends ano
the public generally, in this branch of his business. _
sep22 , . . . . L. HAHrciK.
XJAMES W. WOODWELTj,
CABINET
FURNITURE MANUFACTURER , •
Ware-rooms 07 and 99; Third etreet.
f -W.AV. respecifnlly informs his frieudr and custom
'll • ersthat he has now completed the largest, ana fc
'uest stock of houtehold furniture ever before seen in
■this city, as-be is determined to .uphold the quality with
.well-seasoned materials, best workmanship, and newest
designs; andfrora the extent of his orders and Jaciliiy
;ih mat ufacturing, ho is-enabled to produce warranted j
;ft» r iuttre y auhe lowest prices.. . .
He lias adopted the principle of identifying the cus
tomers’. interest with his own, m quality, and price, ana
;keep* always on hand the greatest vanclyofevery des
cription: of furniture, from the cheapest andplamesl, to
•the most elegant and costly, that a house, or any part of
i one, may be furnished from his stock, or manufacture a
: expressly to order- He therefore solicits on inspection-,
• that the advantages of his establishment may bo known.
The following articles consist, in port, ofius stock, which
for richuess of style and finish, cannot be surpassed in
•any ot tHe Eastern cities:
Parlor,
drawing, din- - |
ing, and bed room
• chairs, of every variety, |
consisting of rosowoood, raa- |
• hocany and walnut Ll l zab e then, I
Conservatoire and Easy Chairs, of every 1
description; Couches, Solas,Tete-a-tete arid Di
vans of the latest French amt American patterns,
Trpuhnes, What-Nots, and ladies* jailor Writing^Desks
of various kinds; Work Tables and fancy inlaid |
stand*, music stands, and holders, marble top,-ma
hogany, rosewood and walnut centre and sola, ta-. ,
t&Tes, extension dining tables, all sizes of the |
; most improved, aud d e cidcdly the bestkind
v made; card, Pembroke hall and pier tables,
■wardrobes, bedsteads and washstands of
each a large assortment; : gothic hall
and parlor reception chairs, ottoinanß
ami gtools, secretary and book
coses, side boards, nrc screens,
towel racks, hat sutjids, and
.music stools, cribs and cots
for children; paper macbe,
table nnd lea po>s, tns
hogany, rosewood, and
inlaid pearl Tables,
&<*• Ac. Ac.
A large BRRoruneut of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIKA. Cabinet makers supplied with
alt articles in their line _ . , - ,
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at uio short
est notice. .
All order* promptly attended to Lnov^a.
CHAIRS AND ECUBiITJJHK, t :
IVO- 03 Third siren, btlvscen Martel and Wood, SmihsUU.
av* have now on hand a largo and
vsi splendid-loot ofevery variety ol Cuii»sfa»r#“ r
Rp| and CAUIN ET-FU RMT URIv, winch wo^SJV-
I *3 "arcconfidentc;:nnal be » u rpa8»oo, til,, mart™!
equalled, in ihUCiiv,oria tl.e West, in style and finish.
Those who are in wantoi Furniture ure respectfully
invited to call and examine for themselves.
ny Steamboats furnished on th • shortest nfiuce.
• tr~r» Ail orders promptly attended 10.
iroitAf 1 oWnN^L.MULLKW&CO^'
' Farulture and Clialr Ware Rooms.
T D YOUNG A CO., comer of Thtrja
£m2ssi& and Brown\
ft-. • Fa., keep constantlyon hand |^»|
make to order, at the lowest prices. * \ •
IJOUSKHOIAI and STKAMIiOAT FURMTUBfe, and
GIIAIHS of the best workmanship and most approved i
stylos. fcbls I
Steamboats, AUoyt
1 Tub subscribers tender their acg\
for the favors bestow
ed "upon tEem by their Steamboat fneuds, and nn|
would respectfully remind them and others tnte- ■
rented in buiWin# boats, that they arc at ail times pre
pared ro furnish* eu the most reasonable icons, ever)
description of Cabin Furniture and Choirs ot the ber
material ami workmanmip. T B AOUNO& CO.,
Corner Third and himthfield streets,
opposite u Brown 1 * Hotel. ’’
~ ~ TYt, PACkKK
O.C..UAMXEU. .
Hammer ft Daulcr*
CABINET WAKIiROOMjijMITHHbLDSTBKKT,
£,'Mr«rJ» ,SccrfUAi;r«: and Strawberry aiitj/,tiUiouTgil a,
f% HAMMER & DAULKUWcrpconaiatillj* on baud
111 u'vanctv of eiceUcm and fashionable furniture,
warrant «i equal to any irt the city, anil mM oii m
I *| Ifaewablc tenas as con be obtained at any jdnular
t«Ubli«hinenttn .be Went. Tory bare now on band an
Unusually extensive atock.ctnbracing ai l kinds t»f furni
ttirr trout tiic eueapcut and plainest to the moil cosliy
ond'clegant..'. AJI order* promptly .attended to. mrUl-.Cm
\ v Sh - #ffITISVITNSON continues 10 inann
'iw»fc>yfnc>ore CAIiMGr-WAUS ol every deKerip
'uon, at liia old stand, corner of. Liberty and
ht NIU U TAKtNO atiwidtd
to, m «tt tie t'irancht:«. •_ __ __ ni J> IJ__
1:*OK liio convenience u( the oUxcn<»» th*2 proprietors
< ,»«thr »PITT*B.UR(i!I CITVM!I»LB, n hav.e placed
boxes fonketeef ptitmof orders, unite. following place*;
J A H- Floyd's *iofe, corner oi \Y ood anil 6UI tl.v,
M.llav wood’s sfbor Wore,comer liberty and Market
A. Deepen s *iorr,.j>J*ireeti
L Wilcox-Jr-, Druggist, cor. 4th ami btmluncM;
John I ymiui’s store, cor. Higft and \Yyh© streets ;
TWcgM-i. Odice, Fourui Birect,
jl i, Jkcai,Oio er, cor u»h Bv-ami Murkci alley (
M (ira»s t t JhK Want
The Flour wax i * *ul» call twice or ihncc uailj, for
orders umUli. Hj r, Ac,delivered proiuply either m
barr-re or «iuas, t&ac* I .our is per crabte tor Tamil)
uu>,3 without charge lor cartage.
Jus plain ihat no accounts can he allowed, and that
d*icr* c* i no pi rmiRMOT. o> leave Hour without
payment We hope, that me public will be pleased with
iiiis arrangement n* we snail endeavor to no Vutn just
ce- - {way a\) “ WILMAKUI A NOBLE
HOI roll CALIFOttNIA.
ti 11115 » u b sc rib er h a* been auihomcdto receive Pack-
I are* to be forwarded to Sun Francisco by the house
orCOKWIKNI-:, DKOITIRK tc C0.,-at Panama, and
to engage PttMAse in first class sailing Vessel* irotn
Panama tn >an Francisco. livery information yiven,
on application to JObHLA IvOIIINbON,
*,pia Po*tßuildmtrf. Fifth >u near wood.
/ 'OlKAPKbT’tit'MMiilt GOODS LN lO\YN.—Light
V; Cions*, alt wool, Cashmarette*, Scotch Plaids,
Unen Drills and Ducks, with every variety ot Mar
seilles ned other \clangs and Trimmings, by
, c * JOSHUA ROBINSON.
Philoeotrtir of Brandrelh’o Vegetable
Pills.
TITHEN Ihe theory of the circulation of the blood
\V established, the secret springs of vitality
were thou partially exposed to our view. We saw and
und<T*tood that the tood we cat t was converted into
blood, which repaired the waste ot the animal machine;
the food is fuel, which keeps at a life heal the internal
fires that warm and invigorate our .inner stun. The
hloodis an electric fluid which comes this heatto every
ramification of the body, even ;o tlio extremities of the
hair and hotny nail. While the blood is thus the seat of
life, U ii also the teal ol discarr. Food gives the body
strength; lirandrcth’a pills give blood the necessary
power to throw out irotn. itself all tbusren
denngthe stream of life puro and healthy. If men were
more sincere, there would be fewer religious creeds,
ttisdif they kept close to nature 1 * laws m the management
of their bodies, they would require little medicine. As
men grow mtehlhgent Uicy will become wiser and hap
pier; even now, their wisdom is proved b> thofact that,
when sickness assails them* they use Urandreih 6 Vege
table Univcral Pills, which soon restore them to health.
They oru peculiarly adapted to the climate, andreauiro
no extra cue when they ate used, tu either diet or cloth
ing- - Tfey should bn always tn the bonne, so that upon
the firal Indication of sickness they may be used. Ono
dose m; the beginning U more potent for good, than a
dozen after the sickness is fixed in the system, in colds,
coughs,amhma, rheumatism, costivcncss, fevers, and in
all ucuta, heavy or deep-seaied -pains, their effects wiU
be found beyond all praise. Threo -or five wiu acl like
u charm, often curing a dangerous malady at once, sa
ving months of sickness and-the evils thereunto attend
uu*. Remember, Drunilreih s Pills are a know a and
fully nested medicine, one that is used by hundreds* of
thousands m this country and throughout, the civilized
world. They are quietly superseding all -other medi
cines. They tuko out only that tromthe blood whlchis
the cause of weakness and patn, leaving strength anu
health ; they produce healthy sleep at night, and on ap*
peuto that relishes all kind* of food., .
Sold at No. Diamond alley—the only place in Pitts
burgh where the genuiuhßramirctkPilteare kept for solo
— l the undersigned is the only agent in the attv. •
dec2&3m THOMAS RBDPATH.
a. nuibiKßar *oq.. ■
HAVE ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. 04 bnuthncld.st.
a large assortment of fticcy and plain r ornituro, which
;hey will sell 15 percent* belov? customary rates.
Tc.rn.B—cash ouly. . . Idoctfily
' nueolatlon.
riniECo-Vartuershtp lioretofpro ciislin!! between tho
A subscribers, under the firm of J.S. BONNLI A Co.,
is this duy dissoived-by mutual consent.. Either partner
.nay use .be name of .bn '^^^““uoNNET
, MATTHEW D. PATTON.
Pittsburgh, April let. 1850.
. l u* Having sold mv entire interest iu the firm of J. S.
Bonnet A Co. to M D- Patios, my late partner, and m
retiring from business, I take great pleasure in recom
mending him to the confidence of ray
public. [ap3] Jl o. HUWNbi.
iiotnovoi.
1'Hl! subscriber wishes loinform .he citizens ol Puts.
.• burgh and the public generally,that ne.bu removed
his CARPET STORE ftom Nos. 01 and 03 Wood street,
to the Apoilo'Burldings; on Fourth street, recently occu?
pied by the Museum, and hai oonnectod ll i e y°^ a , h
adiotnuig rooms, formerly used as the Chronicle Printing
in,, connection-wuh his..old room,, makes
the most spacious Carpet establishment tn 100 conntry;
- and his advantages so (arsinpass any bouse in this city
tor.space, arrangement and good.light, that he Ja certain
of suiting every person who may fu%or unn "With a. call,
linstock'is coinplete iu every, article luhis Une.and
great pains wilt be taken at all Umes to .showf. goods to
pereons wishing to look or buy •
oct3L • • E. W. LYND.
E, C. Stoclston, •
BOOKBELLER ATID tsTATIQNERi
'No.'4? } co&!rtni ovMajucXT Aao.Tsn&D stheets,
HAS constantly on hand for sale—Writing, Letter,
Printing and Tea PAPER; Bonnet, Binders’,Ful
lers*; and Trunk BOARDS; Book and Newspaper
PRINTING INK—which he will sell at the lowest cath
prices, or in exchange for Rags (lud T&anea 1 Scraps. :
» ) -* r ■*
v*\ v .-«*.~v : Ku.7- •*„
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HUuicfllanf riots.
EXirfr Family Flour*
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Wlnttr ciotumg - Selling tow tar Oulu
PDELANY, 190 .Liicrttf-timt, Puutmrgb, has on
, hand: a large • assorunnnt Of Ul ®. »»»«S JWS ° f
WintetCoats.of faahWnablecolors. . Also, PMtev Veils
and oil other articles m the clothing line. Wholesale
purchasers will find a most desirable fltock to select
from*, and will bo Bold low for cash. |ueciJ,
B* Sl* ABGtJSTt
MERCHANT TAILOR,
INFORMS bis friends and cnstomeTstkathe.hnavOPen,.
cd a CLOTHING STORE; at No. S 5 SnntMiekl
where they can be suited at all tftnes . with anydung m
his line, made in the most finished style and w orkro?n'
like manner. His Goods =ttre all fresh, of o,?**
most fashionable tnatenalj and no pains will oe spaiea
lo afford the greatest degree of satisfactionto his.pat''
• tons. A gooff sioclc of Ready Made CLOTHING always
' on lmnd. : Wtcta ;
SI. KtShLY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 17 Smithfield-street. Pittsburgh,-. Pa., ■
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE'EAST—a large
and carefully selected' slock of French. English
aud American CLOTHS, CASSIMERES andVEST
-INGS—of the most approved colors and styles; which
he is prepared to make to order in'the very best manner
and outne most reasonable terms. - ■
' He has always on hand a good assortment of gentle
men's Fashionable ready made CLOTHING,' Shirts*
Collars, Cravats, Hankcrchiefs,Gloves, Suspenders, Ac.
nov3o:3ra • . •
Clothing I Clothing
THREE BIG DOORS!
JOHN M’CLOSKEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer tn Clothing, 151 Liberty it.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MY slock of Fall and Wmtor Clothmg.is now. ready,
amounting toupwards of 8100,000. which-I think
will be found to by one of the choicest selections of ■gar
ments ever got up m this or any other city in the west
ern country. : , •, 1 _ .
My purchases having been ,all made early, 1 nave
therefore avoided thel&to advances mode in almost all
descriptions of Woollen Goods, and am therefore ena
bled to offermy stock atunusuatijr^owpncea.,,
I have this season paid more than usuaTattention to
the manufacturing and style of my garments, 6Q that the
very lowest priced as well as the finest Jire goLnp in a
style and elegance not to bo surpassed. Hundreds of
new customers, both wholesale and retail, have been
attracted as much by the superior make of the clothing
as by the lowness of my prices. ,
The proprietor would particularly call the auenuon ot
all dealers in Clothing to his present rtock, believing
that upon examination of the quality and prices Of his
i Goods they will be induced to purchase at las estabjish
i ment- The wholesale room now.contains upwards of
I 2,000 garments, from the finest in quality lo the lowcstm
Price. •, , V' •••••"•,*: i'v '• .
The proprietor is now determined to make Jhisdepart
ment a point of great attraction, and with this view nay
| constantly on hand a large quantity of goods suited to
I every secunn of the United btates.
I In the cutting department will always b« found a very
1 large sciccuon of all the choicest mokes of Cloths, Cas*
I simcrcs and Silks, to be foundmthis oreastein markets,
i He is prepared to make cloths to order in the shortest
| notice,in the latest and moat faahionablostyles.
| He respectfully invites.his. old. friends and customers,
I as well as the public in general, to call and examine for
I hemselves. ..• ; - loctl3
(ire&t ladacements to Bay Clothing I
WHITE OAK FORKS CLOTHING STORE!
NO- 319 LIBERTY. AND 53 IRWIN STREETS.
1 HIE subscriber wishing to sell his enure stock of
CLOTHING, offers his EXTENSIVE ASSORT
MENT OF— •
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
at VEHY LOW PRICES. Persons wishing to purchase
will save money by calling on him.
*ep24 W. J. PAVITT, Proprietor.
AGENCY OF
Helnesh’a Celebrated Patent Shears*
THE undersigned has been appointed by Mr. Uemcsh,
of New York, sole Agent for the sale of
cclebratedpateuiTailors’tshears. lie offers these shears
now at manufacturer’s prices. Having a complcie a«-
sortmentof these Shears, from G«Hc.up to9lJapiece,
he calls the attention of Ladies, Milliners
kers and Tailors, to his establishment, the HIANKLIiN
CLOTHING STORE, 173 Liberty, street, 4th door from
St. Clair, and respcctiully solicits a share of the public
patronage, which this arucle bo justly deserves.
oct3Lun* J.F.IIAVLKOUE.
EMBROIDERIES! !—Received per express, a largo ;
assortment of the following Goods. . -
Lndies* book» j&coaci»and rausliu French wrought
cutTs and collars; Kossuth cufla and collars; Valenci
ennes and Louis Napoleon do do ; Louis Napoleon Ala- :
line, Uru«iels and Apphque capes and sleevcß ; cncmi
zeues? black GbanulLa and love’veils; ladies 1 break-:
fastcapß; iftrants* *ups and waists ; embroidered linen
cambric handterebiefc; English thread laces and edg
ings; jiconet and Swiss edgings and iuserungs rtn
rtihcrtviih a general assortmemof French embroider*
ciland lace goods, 'fc CO,
Nor- Ud end 04 Market street.
SEVENTH GREAT SEMI*ANiNU<\.L.SAbE OF
UK T GOODS,
AT THt
One Price Store of A. A. fIIASjOH & CO.,
C 3 /ind 04 ilrttt
'lYflLb commence on Moxdat, December SO v lsjO :
W anil contiuue through the month of January. Om
this occasion, the whole of their immense establishment ;
will be thrown open for Retail Trade, and their exten- •
sire stock, amounting to One Hundred ana Thirty
Thousand Dollars, will be offered at Jieuuf, at fully cue- ;
fourth less than usual prices. : . ’
The notice ot tt-eir tserai-Annual bale to any oue or
the thousandswho attended the sale oi last year, will,
he sufficient guarantee for aeallilus.£eaaon*. Thdy will;
however mention a few of the Goods and Prices, forthe
benefit of Lha.-e who have uc. er aticnded their Sales— ?
Rich Cashmeres, - - 75 c. Usual price 81,00
Stittps. Couonaud Wool Cashraeres,Slsc.; usoalpriie'
37i0 ‘
l&Ctf | s Co.ton and Wool Delaines, 15,13|c. Usual
pnci JU and «15e , ,
50p* High Co’orcd Plain DcLamei,»3c Usualpnce
t>d§C
SO ps Striped and rigured Silks, 50c Usunl .price
“so PS Black Silks Reduced iS p.rcuU ,
lOups i'reucli Mennoca, SI,OO Usual price 51,071,
300 ps Parameuas and tiyoiu.se Cloths. Reduced J 3
* *2SCO I Long Square Shawls, which will be sold at from
Si to $3 less uian uie usual pmct>.,
0000 yd*. Boauet Ribbons, at 9 and 10c. Usual price
la and tSe.i ......
Fast Colored Calicoes, Cic. UsutU priee9c.j ...
•lOOcasesEngusU aud Amcncan Calicoes,a.and 10c
Usual price Ittand Idle.,
00cases Bleached Mus Hus. Reduced 'Jc.por yard,
OCn bales Brown Muslm—all gxadnsj
Al*o—Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings, Hosiery and
Gloves,Linens,Checks, Cloths, Cassuaercs, Cassmets
and Jeans. „
Togelherwtihan immense variety of other Goode,ail
of which will be marked down to lower prices than any
of thetr previous sales . .
They invite an early call, aa many of their choicest
Goods ■willsoon be sold. ■
The lowest price named at first. •
A. A. MASON & CO.,
Nos.G2 audG4 MarkelsuccU
Fresh Arrival—JSew Woods i
no. 75 market street,
irS*BBTWKBN FoUBTH STBE&T A2?D THE DIAMOND. -TTI.
FRENCH,ENGLISH AND AMERICAN .
ir/iVr£R DUX GOODS!
THE undersigned 13 now receiving from the Eastern
cities by Express, a.splendid assortment of'Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, purchased exclusively for Cash,
from the importers and manufacturers, at least Tiocniy
five per cent, btioto the cost of those who made their pur
chases earlier in the season, and will be sold Wholesale
and Retail for cash at
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
SO pieces Lupin’s. French Mcrmoqs, Cherry,-Scarlet, •
Pink, Green, Maroon, Black, Mazarine Blue and Mode'
colored, from S7|c. up to the finest quality, manufactured:
under the French Republic.
IS Pieces Superior Bombazines, Lupin’s manufacture
—at unprecedented low pneea. i
ISO pieces Mack and Colored Alpacas, from Is} ceuts
per yard up to the finest Silk Warp and Mohair Lustres
manufactured.
125 pieces Thibet, Parametta and Coburg Cloths, all
colors and Qualities, and cheaper than ever ocforc oiler
ed »U this city. > . .
: 350 pieces American and British Prints, tftpenor quail->
iy, and will be sold at extremely lowpiicss.
450 SHAWLS; Superior Bay state and Waterloo
Lone Shawls, Chamelion, Silk and Turk Satin De Chein
and all Wool Brocha Shawls, Black and Colored Em-;
broidered Cloth Shawls, Plain and Embroidered Black.
and Colored Silt Fringe, Thibet and Mous Do Lam i
Shawl*.
350 patterns Superior Dress Silks: Plain Chamohon:
Silk and Batin Do: Chein, Wide Black Gro De Rhino
Silks, Plain apd Fancy Figured Silks, and Black Plaid ;
Uro Do Armour Silks.
150 pieces Cloths,Cassimeres and Vestings,superior;
quality, and will be sold at a great reduction lrom iorra-;
er uncos.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
500 pieces Bleached Muslin; good quality, all widths,:
from 6} to 13} cent* per yard. ■ • . ■ „. ' ‘
600 pieces heavy yard wide Brown Muslin, from 6}c.;
to Uieueßt article manufactured.
200 pieces Red, White and Yellow Flannels, from ■lot
ills per yard up to the finest Silk Warp and Welch
Gauze Flannel imported. ‘
100 pieces Irish Linen; warranted made of Flax yarn,
round thread, wire twist, hand spun and grass bleached..
125 pieces Checks, superior ma e, from Bto 181 cents
nor yard, together with a lurge assortment of Damask:
Table Linen and Tablo Cloths, Russia-Diaper and:
Crash, Cossinetts, Kentucky Bed licking, Do
mestic Ginghams, Colored Cambrics, Plain Linsoys,;
Canton Flannels, Ac. ■ ■ , ' ~
350 dozen Ladles and Gontlemcn’s Gloves and Hosiery
—including every variety and quality,-which will be.
sold at oxireraely low prices. .
The customers of th© house and all cash buyers are
requested to call and examine iho goods, and secure a
bargain, as they will bo offered Wholesale and Ro. ail a:
verv low prices. !D“ JVb.'-75' Karketstreet; Pats burgh.\
uSvtG • • ABSALOM MORRIS.
Olothit Glotlul Clothsl
AT EASTERN JOBBING PRiCE$.—ll5 pieces
Black and Fancy colored French and English
CLOTHS*. Pilot, Cloaking and Drab Cloths. .
Just opened at ..A. A.MASON A CO.’S, ■
: eC 2 -. ■ - • ■ Nos. 62 and 04 Market street.
: : important to Tailor*. : : :
TTJST RECEIVED—® Doz. assorted Tailors’ Patent
tl Shear 9, fromNo.lodown to No. 2. .
Barbers 1 Patent Scissors, direct from
the manufacturers, mid for sale at
me man Bov ftj fcTETIJGY’S,I3!J\Voo<I,sI.,
2 doors below Virgin alley.;
rvRY soclCß Drled Apples;
If lobbls. " do; For sale by •
jn3 L. 3. WATERMAN & SONS.
Notice* .
A Lli persons indebted to the late firm of JoantroN&j
A. SloesroNj will please call and settle jmmedistelv
Sad e»vo costs [fsWJ JOH*i FfiEtfUJOl, AgS,
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«Snlder’» ,, 'Wlnoßtore.:
»6 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
milE UN RIVALLED PLACE for obtaining all VV tne«,
1 : Ltqnorc, Aq :j GpOD and CHEAP. 1
“SNlDEß’ , bas lately—mconseqncnceof,the nuinerr
0128 large sales made by hlniio consumers—been obliged
largely to replenish hi* stock by fresh importations, nnd
ho has-now the satisfaction.of offering some of the beat
Wines and Liquors ever imported by him. lie, would
refer to some invoices os follows—viz*. • ••
DUFFj GORDON & CO: SH ERRlES—embracing deli
cate Pale at very lowpncesj.rareold, and some - very ;
ehoiee MANRANILLA, hll on draught by the gallon.—
Also, rare old delicate AMONTILLADO, in casks of I<*
. gallons specially selected for consumers. Somfe EXTRA
AMONTILLADO in put up in Europe, which he
challenges as equal to any that can be produced.
, %• The MANZANILLA and AMONTILLADO Sher
ries &tc peculiarly-adapted to convalescents, as they
strengthen wuhoat sumalaung, and have not the acidof ;
many other Wines. ; .< *
PORT WINES —principally specially selccted . tor i
his sales to consumer* from the slockof** Bubmisteb 1 8 ) m 1
at Oporto, and-imported direct. i
These wines are fruity and delicate, and Jhave been 1
highly approved by bis customers, because of their i
manifest superiority over all other Ports aadßed Wines \
palmed off as such. 1
They are of various sorts ana prices, in bottles and on i
dranaht bv the gallon, or wholesale by ihecask. Among i
them is some rare delicate WHITE PORT and MALM- i
PORT v
*■ ...Perironß safferinjwilli chronic atrccuonbf the bow
els cannot be loocurcfutin their PORT- . , . .
MADEIRA WINES of various sons, dry- and. neb,
South Side, old East and West India. Scicinl, Ac , Ac.
ol Attn the! V?lNES S 'of the subscriber, it
is weff kiio™ ACHAAIPAGNE
and the: splendid SPARKtING; MDSRLDE, imported
and qualities, at very low prices, retail dr wholesale, in
the article of CLARET W[NES, gene roily, thesUbsen
ber holds himselfto.be ajudge, and he.offers, the. unest
stock here, from the very loweet price, by the single aoj:
zen. to the first class or .“pfwwrertt ” of Medoc. ,
Of BURGUNDY WINES he has a largcstock and can
assure customers that he can. present to them,from his
vaults, as good a bottle of Burgundy as Franco .aiioTUS.
SAUTERNEandBARSACalwaysou handlnboules.
Ills selection of RHINE and MOSELLE WINLB,
fromlhe cellar's of Messrs. Dutnhabd A Jobpsw, of Lo
blens.are extensive, and number many Still Hocks ana
Moselle, from the? cheapest sorts to uie very choicest
vintages of the STEINBERG,”, wjneh. is the best
gr of COGNAC and other BRANDIES he
has now o fine stock, embracing some very old extra of
180 U;. of OrABD, Dopuy & Co., ana some celebrated
“CLAVIER oMBM. M in eighth casks, and 1842 m hhds.
and “DUBOUCHE,” lS44,in hhds. on consignment, which
SCOTCH and MONONG AHELA WHIS
KEY, JAMAiCA SPIRITS, PRESERVING BRANDY
and ail other Wines: and Liquors* including all of the
above, SOLD by RETAIL TO CONSUMERS m any
A constant assorted stock of HAVANA SEGARS
*m+AU Goods delivered , teithm one day's reach of Phua
dclphia, pjntiGirr paxo. Orders will be promptly execu
ted if sent by mail or telegraph. Vo
Address, JACOB SNIDER,JR.,
Cheap Wine Store, . .-?■
<0 Walnut street, Philq. :
j. T. Dectter, Woodward & Co.,
' Builders and Erectors of. Lightning Rods, on
SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES. . .
ORDERS left at tlxisoffice or the Post Officei and for
personal mtervicw ca i be seen on Fourth street, I
residence of Dr. Hunt, between Wood and terry.
Kefcrenui— Professor Silliman, Editor of Sfthman’s
Journal s -Prolesßor O. M. Mitcnell,of the Cincinnati
Observatory; Professor Robert Peter, of Transylvania i
Umversiiy, Kentucky; Professor Chester i ewey, D>.Dm
M-D, New York; Professor J. h. Casscl, Clearland
liniveisity.Ohio. . : . _ ,
In Pittsburgh—A. VV. Loomis, John Harper, Wilson
M’Candless, Mr. Childs, Cot. Morgan, Rev. Mr. Spares,
J.*D. Williams, Major Harding, U. S. Arsenal. John
Ewing & Sons., L. Harper, D. N. White, A. Mar
shall, John Sampson,Major Davis and Jorrn H Shoenber
ecr ’ ,■■ [novlSitf
_ MEMPHIS ISSTITUTK. ■
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.—The regular course of
Lectures will commence on the first of Nonemotr
and continue until the last of 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 the direction of- the following •
PHOFKSSO BS :
7 t . FHttKMAN. M. D.| Professor of Anatomy.
R. S- Nkwios, M. Professor of Surgery. _ ;
11. i llulcr.M- D.,Professor of Theory and Practice o
Medicine. - •: •
W Btbd Powell, M. !>., Professor of Physiology, Pa*
thology, Mineralogy and Geology. -
3 Kisojil- D-,Professor ofMateria Medica, Therapeu
tics and Medical Jurisprudence. ;/•
J; Milton SL?n>EES, M. I)., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy. ■.
j A Wilson, M. U. r ProfeasorofObateuics and Bis*
eases of Avomen and Children.
CLimqßS LECTCHE3.
MeJicini— Prof. H. J. Holcb
Sut««ry—Prof. R. S. Nbwtom. . .
- Z Freeman, M. D., Anatomical Demonstrator
Thefeesfor a lull coureo amount lo 311*5.
Each Professor’s Ticket, 315/ Matnculator’s 85. De
monstrator 1 * Fee, 810. Graduation, SJO. ,
Those desiring turlhcriiil3rmaiion,’Willpleafieftdiires3
their letters (post paid) to theDeun? and jstudents arn
vineiii the cilv will'please coll on him at the Commer
ciaf'Aolel ‘ RS. NLWTON, MD,
• DeanoftheFacuuy.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
UonEVV M Kino, Prof, of Theory and Practice of Law
Esq, Prof of Commercial Jurisprudence.
ZVnnj—SSO per session.
Ailcomlnnuicauonspertamingto tlusdepartmenttauai
be addressed lo K. W. M. KING, hsii*
Zlttr.phu, ZVnn.yMaTch,lssD.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth
arid professional.acquirements, witl compare favorably
witblhefliostdißUngmshedinoarcoumrj - . TheMcdtcol
Faculty constitutes an anomaly in Hus or any other
country—all of them arc able Lecturers and the best ol
Teachers
Tho*e whowiUcontemplate ourgeogrophicalposuton,
and the extentof our population can have no doubias to
the eligibility of onr situation tor an enterprise o! the
kind As to health, utcladlng all seasons of the > ear, we
deny that any oiAerctly has more
The first clusaof the Law and Medical Departments©
this Institute were small, but tho gentlemen composing
them are talented and mtue highest degree respectable—
afavorab‘eomcaforthe tuiure prosperity ofthe Insulate
1 hat the public muy be satisfied of the permnueiufy of
this school, wc feel U our duty to stale, that the Trumecs
and Faculty form a untlin action, which aurrurs wcllroi
its future success and that the peculiar internal organi
zation which connects them, ca nnot be inLerupted.
E. W. M. KING,
apt President of tbe Memphis Institute.
Silver Forks, Spoon*! etc.
WE keep constantly on baud a largo assortment of
silver Forks, Spoons, Ladies, &e., of out own
manufacture, of standard silver. . - ,f
’ JOHN B. N’FADDEN & CO., ■
95 Market street.
magnifying ttlaases,
OFone.two andlhreegaßses. suited for detecting
counterfeit bank notes, and other purposes, for sals
by : [oct*4] •• < .JOHN B.M?FADDEN 4 CO.
To the Cltlßens of AllegUeny City*
A BOX for the reception Of Orders for CITY MILLS
A. FLOUR is left at the store of Mercer & Robinson.
Federal street. Such. Orders will be promptly supplied
Mold . WILMARTH & NOBLE.
300 Meu Wanted Immediately,
AT THE CIIARTIERS RAILROAD.—The wages
are 80 cents per day? and we charge 81,75 pct
weok for boardings; Apply atihc office, on the Steuben
ville road, near McDonald’s tavern—4miles from-Pitts
burgh-' [jnnoSß'.tf] BURNSIDE, HANTfRY &• CQ.
' • ' SALE OF VALUABLE . t''
IRON WORKS, NEGROES, HOLES, &c.
IN pursuance of a decree of the Chancery Court in
Clarksville, at the October term, 1350,1 will sell at
the Louisa Furnace,, m Montgomery County, State of
Tennessee, on the 9th day of April,.lBsl, the Furnace
known aa the Louisa Furnaco and the Mount Vernon
Famuce, with all the lands atiachedOnd adjoining there
to, amounting to some 20,000 acres.... At the same tirao
and place 1 will sell a valuable negro mau t John Carter,
a Founder, and his wife and children, on a credit of 1, A
and 3 yoars, -The real estate on a credit of l, s, 3 and 4
yC On B iho 11th of April, .1651* I will also, sell, at the late
residence of RobL Baxter, in Montgomery Co., Tenn.,
thd IRON PROPERTY, known as the Tennessee For
nacc and the Water Forge, on Barton’a.Crcek, with qH
the lauds adjoining ana attached thereto, consisting of
several thousand acres, on a credit of 1,2,3 and 4 years.
Sumner County lands near OaUattru
1 will also sell, on.the 20th of March, 1851, in tho town
of Gallatin, at the Court House, 320 acres of land lying
in said County, known as tho Preston tract of land, on a
creditor I,2 and3yearn.
- . House and Lat m Nasktvle.
I will also sell, on ihe 2Sth of March, 1651, a valuable
House and Lot in Nashville, at the Market Honre, known
as Lot No. G 4, situated'on High st., on a credit of I*2
and 3 years. Bond and approved security will berequi
red of the purchaser and a lien rctalncd.on tho real es
tate in all caseß. ' P. PRIESTLEY, C. AM.
Sale of Stales* Wagons, &c*
I will, as the Admhr of Robt. Baxter. sell at the Lou
isaFurnacc, in Montgomery County, Tenn, on the 9th
day of April, 1851, all the personal property of the said
Robt. Baxter, belonging to said Furnace, consisting of
75 Mules, Wagons, Scrap Metal, and Slock on hand, on
a credit of twelve months. <
-1 will al«o sell, on the llih day of April, 1651, at the
late residence of Robert Baxter, m Montgomery county,
Tennessee, about 39 Mules* Horsey Cattle, Household
and Kitchen Fntnuare, together with all personal prop
erty of said Robert Baxter; on a credit of 12 months
Bond and secanty will be required on all sums over
810 The sale will bo conunacdaieoch place fromday
to day, till all tho property is sold. • \
Dec. 17,1850. : ROBERT BAXTER, Adm-’r:
• JIT* Each paper will Bend the Office of the Clerk and*
Mustor tho papers containing the advertisements, with.
the amount of the fee slated.' Published ttlb day of last
gale. • • -
• The Nashville Umon and True Whig; the Louisville
Journal; the Cincinnati Commercial, ana the Pittsburgh
Post, wiHpubhsh the aboveadvetusement twice a week
uulii day of sale, and forwuTd aceounts to the Clerk and
Master tor settlement. • . = -. dec2S;tawis
—ClaTk&vitteJtff‘f*son\an.
. - Spring StocU of Carpets* -
THE. -subscriber having returned from the Eastern
ciues»u now receivinghisSpringstock of Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades,- Stair Roils.-Hearth Rugs,
Door Mails, Dragget biair-Crasb, 'table and. Piano
Covers, Matting, All of which have been se
lected from the latest importations and best manufacto
ries. With an eye single, to ihe interest of his dtulo- i
Baers, andall who may favor hint-with a call, great
pains is at nil 1 times taken to show Goods to persons
wishing to look or buy. Call and .examine the stock,
where can bo fonnd the latest and best styles of the
: above named Goods, with-prices* and qualities to'suit
all X!,WIYND,
•: Lynd’a Carpet Emporium,
Apollo Building; Fourth street.
febU
/'tOP FlSH—ls.drams Cod fish m stole and.for sale
V mart 'HIUIEH * HIOKETSON;
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State niataal Fire Ituroraaee Compmay
T’ HEhcit evidence of the successor 'hfJ&ffjpfJn
endeavoring lo make the “STATE MUTOAIiHBB
INSURANCE,. COMPANY, meetf&vs**9&£jj£
Community, is the unparMleled amounrof taumoss
which Iran been done—having issued ncaly rou
ciea in, a Utile mote than seven, moirihs ISSJKKSb
over 870,000 capital to the company. The .Director® aie
proud to ssy,ihat nearly ail the-property instuca U at
the safest, hindthi small rislrs t and a large, proportion ,
insured for Only One year. .
Number of PolioiOs issued-—• ~ 3,053 ■ ■ -. a
: Amountof-propcrty insured . Q4fITJ/Oop w
•AmonfltdfCT'arariice 3B
24,031,80 -.v,' <£>
Amount of ffuarantce atock-® 70,12°
Artiotmfof Josse«->-**»>»— ? aBOO w
; Xo be deducted from the above the incidental expen-,
of the office.* • , ■ . .’ . _ ■«•' „
To city orcdttntty JnerchantsjCnd owners or avven
ings, and isolated or country property,:
•this companyaffords advantages Inpoint cf cheapness,
safety and securltyjinferioTujnolnsurance Company
intMs country., ...
1 Conducted on the equitable and greatly, unproved xys:
leta of Ciaasilicntien of Risks, excliluiog'all -special
lhazarda, insuring only a limited amount in any. 'One, lo
cality, thus precluding the freouericy and obcurrenCo oi
Uige fires, and also, on both the Stock and Mata w plan,’
•it not only possesses thecheappess and. accommodation
of both methods, but entitles the Ihsdred to a participa
tion in ihcpro&ts. . *, >-V- - -•
Itis under the control of the following Director*
P.Rutherfbrd.A. J. GUIMt, Johnß, Packer, Samuel *«
Jones,. Alonzo A. Carrier, Philo C, Sedgwick, Robert
Klotz. J A. RUTHERFORD, PresV
Ai J. GOiLEHySec’y; ; ■
:A. A. Caabisb, Actuary.• • ; ♦
Penn Untnal Lfft lnsturance ©o*» PMl’ai
A GENT IN PITTSBURGH, W. H: DAVIS, (vice J.
Finney, Jr:>deceasea,VNo: 383 Liberty street .■•.■>'■
; For-thq better convenience of persons • residing in. the
lower pan of the city, the agent may also bo’founa
daily,.from eleven to twelve and two to thred o’clock*
at the counting-room of J. Scboonmakor & Co., No. 24
! Wddd streefj where all necdsaary inforinaUdh'. will bo
:given 7 and promptly attended to/r-
Pamphlets explaining the principles and benefits of Life
Insurance* and blank on application;
/Capital stock over £200,000 and constantly Increasing.
Profits divided annually amongst those insured for life.
Pittsburgh, Feb. 1,1851—2 w ■ ■ j;
iZarltte*Flre aud Interna Transportation
' : IRSVR/llfOß.
THE INSURANCE COMP AN YOF NORTH AMER
.ICA, Philadelphia, chartered 1704, capital.@3oo,-
OOOfc’osqeU January 13,1851, £1,001,355 50, will
make insurance oii buildings and (heir-contents in this
city and vicinity. Also, on properly of every descrip
tion, on steamboats and other vessels, either by Inland
transportation ofon the seas. • •-
.... DIRECTORS;
Arthur C?. Coffin, Pres’t., 1 Jacob M. Thomas,
Samuel W. Jones, . John R. Neff,
Edward Smith, Richard D. Wood,
John A. Brown, William Welsh, . •
. Samuel F; Smith, Francis Haskins,
. . Samuel-Rrooks*' • ’ S.AtzstinAtHboiio,''
. Charles Taylor, Wiliinin E. Bowen, .
Ambrose white, George W.Aapm wall,
Thomas P.Cope, James N.-Dicksofl, :
. S.Morris,vWaler, .. . 11. D.Sherrerd, Secty.
This iei the oldest Insurance Company, m the. United
States* and from its high standing, lohgexpeiience, am
ple means, and avoidiug all risks ofanexirahazard
oiia character, may be considered as offering ample tie
i carity to the public.' WJM.P.JONB9, Agent*,
j sl o4 , No. 141 Front street.
' SAFETY,
THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND :
LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY
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LONDON AND NEW-YORK.
Capital, £SOO,OOOjM.E%naI to 03,500,000*
T¥ jirn a large stifjdu* of profits.: .Apportion of both
Yy capital and stirplus invested itrU. S. Government
Stocks, andother securities iri the City of New York. :
Policies held in this countryoyerC,OCo. r Persons in*
paring participaiein theprofitsofthe Company, .
CtdyorniartsJts taken at Teducid'TtUesC' 1 ' ' ~ •
- among the advantages of a Policy-in this Company,
are the pillowing:—
'•-A party insured for the-wholc terra of lifo may at any
rims borrow e/u-Aa/f the amount of aimual preraium*
without note or security, or deposit of policy, aad is en
titled to division of profits. • ' ’ 7 v : >
; jje may at any lime surrender hispolicy,and receive
back as value (Hereof oncifaalf the gross sum paid by
him in annual common premiums.
A party already insuredior whole life may .on pay
ment of a small sum, convert his insurance into a>ntw
policy upon the loan system now introduced,. : >
: -Ponies already insured and entitled td;a ttoththxrd
ioamorenot shut out from said two-third looni if the. *
prefer it, upon the terms slated -.ln the Society's pomph
'lets. ‘ *;'• v - -V"' '
Apany may,at a moderate annual premium, insura
for are, and he survive to reach the age of 60 years, As
full''tuni insured vp to sTs,CGo* , nJtil&a jiaid ’to not'-or il
he dies before reaebing-that age,the toll sum insured
will be paid to his family orlegal representatives* v •
lihas become customary in the Atlantic cities for con
gregations totusure the lives bf (heir Pasiom, arid- on
Christmas or New year’s day to make the family 8 pre-.
seutof the policy. This is certainly an excellent way
of showing their regard for their Miniater/Whoso salary
in very many cases is scarcely eqooL to his immediate
wants. To the man of family, at his deatßiM iaficon
solution beyond expression to. know that his hplpless
little ones are thus provided for. ,
Churches involved; yvoul(f s dp welblo insure the. lives
of one or more of the trustees, at . whose demise the
amount would be QpplieUio liquidate the debt.
Explanatory pamphietbandinformaiion givcagratU,
at the Banking House of • W M. A. HILL & CO., ..
cov29 : Wood st, seconddt or above Fourth;:
• ■ INSURANCE. - U
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INBUR [;
ANCECOMPANY.—Office; North Room of the Ex] u
change,Third street; Philadelphia. t -
' Fibs Issuraucb.—Buildings, Merchandize and othei [;
property in.rawn.and country, insured against loss or ,
damage by fire at theloWestrateof premium. i-
Masiits InstrfiAncß^—They also insure Vessels, Car p
goes and freights, foreign or coastwisevunder open oi c -
special policies, an the assured may desire. U.
I?rijLtiDTaArtspoßTATioit.—They also-msqremexchan- p .
dize transported ‘by Wagons, Railroad: Care. Canal
BoatfianifBieamßoat^ r bnriver&aud lakes, anthe-most . .
liberalterms. - .• • - p : .
II. Seal, Edmund'A. Soader ,}
John.o. Davis. Robert Burton, John Samuel ry
Edwards, Geo. G.Leiper, Edward Darlington,lsaac K. a
Davis, William Folwell, John Newltn,Dr. R. M. Hasten, u
James C;Hand, Theopiulus Yaoldiug, H. Jones Brooks, f.
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig, George Sot rill, Spencer Me- »
Uvain, Charles Kelly, J.G. Johnsoß, William Hay,Dr ?:
S. Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre, Jr. - j.'
DIRECTORS .AT PITTSBURGH,—D. T. Morgan,
Uu g h Craig, >
Taos, C. Hahu, Yice President. t *
• Secretary. r
. iryOffice of the Company,No. 42 Water street, Pius- }
burgh. (je!6:dtf) P. A. MADEIRA',Agent. S
Fire and Marine lninri
TIIE OFFICE of the Insurants Co. of Horth Amsnsa
has been removed io the Warthoiiseof Hardy, Jones
& Go., No. 141 Front street, third house East of. Wood
street, where the subscriber willissue Policies onrßtiUd*
ings nnd their conte tils, and on Shipments by Steamboats
and other vessels, for the-above old ana responsible
Company. ... ; [apG) - : WM.P'.JONES,AgCni.
. . Lire and. Il«auii liunraikce«i
mHE MUTUAL LIFE AND .HEALTHINSURANCE
X of- by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, March,lßlS; Charter Per*
petnal\Capital 9100,000.' - Rales lower thannany&mnjo l*
oonta Company, and fall "U per eeht. lower than the
usual rates of Life Insurance, as the followingComparf
son will show. -Thas aporson ot-the age of Sbiasunbg
fbrgtQO for lifeimust pay in. the Girard Pennsyl
vania 52,36, Penn Mutual .82,36* &iauabl©B2,W> New
England SAGS, Albion 82,48? New York lafc lt/i
aMHealikiFAikid&hfaSlM. ,i\ ...
Umscroiffl—Samuel.o OrnckvCbajles D Hall, Wm F
Boone, Robert P Hayes, MJW Baldwin,
Chaa O R,Campbcll*-M M-Reeve, M; D-iLewJs Cooper,
J Rodman Barker, E H Batier, Edwin R Cope. Fw*.
dtnu Samuel 1) Orrick; Jice Fraident, Robert. P,,King
Secretary j Francis - <> -
Applications will be received andeverv information
giveir by. SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Agent. Owes;
Commercial Rooms, corner of Third and Wood: streets
Pittsburgh. .•, ■> • - :• •• r - - ■■ . ooUP:y
INDEMNITY.
Tho Franlrlln Flrolnsaranoo Company
DIRECTORS:— . , .
*• Charles W;Bancker,* { George W.Rlchards,
' .Thomas Hart, , MordccaiD. Lewis, '
Tobias WagncT,' • AdolphlE; Boric,
SamnolGrant. . David S. Browne, •
Jacob & Smith, hlorris Patterson. -
. CHAS.\Y.BANCKER,Pfes’t*
Chas. G. Bakcuub, Secretary. : > • ; <
Continue tomake lusarance,* perpettcalor limited
on everydescriptionofpropeny-.in town tmd country/.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fond
which, with their Capital mid Premiums, safely invested
afford amplffprotecuon to the assured.
? ThaAssets bf the Company, on January Ist, IBID, as
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly; were os fal*
lows, viz:— *
> . Mortgages —— —— ——61,047,45841 ;
. RcalEstate *-.«•: 94,724 83 '
Temporary Loans* —flCjOOl 85 .
Stoeks— • ——— 51,523 25 i,
: Cash,Ac ; 33,80137
7l'
: Since* their, incorporation, a period of <lO yeamUiey
have paid upwards of One Shilton Four Hundrtd .Tkou*
sand nollatSy !osseal>y£re v thereby’affording evidence
of the advantagesoi lusurance, as well as the ability and
disposition to meevwithpromptness, aiMtabiUtie#,:
;:. J.GARDINjEB COFFJJi, Agent, 1 ,
‘ C>fficeJ4.;E. corner -Wood and&Tsta
Fl» Biid HalrU« lUluuiotV ' '
THE Insurance Comptmyof North America, of Philh
delphia, through, its duly authorized Agent, the -sub
scriber,'offers to make pcrmnncntpnd Unuted insurance
oh property, in this city and us vicimty, and onghipmea
by thecanai.and rivers.
' DIRECTORS:
. Arthur G. Cofhu,Pres 1 1 - Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry, : .Charles Taylor,
, SamuelWvJones, ■ Samuel\V. Smith.
Edward Smith,. Ambrose 'While,
John A. Brown,.:. Jacob M. Thomas
■‘•JohttWbiie,. .. John B. Nefff
Thomas P. Cope, . Richard D. wood,'
Wra. Welsh, HehtyD. Sherturd', Shc'Y.
This is the oldest Insurance Company -ih the United
Slates, having been chartered in 1794: ltacharter is per
petual, and from iteßigh stending, long;
ple means, and avoiding nil risks of an extra hazardous
character, it may be considered as oSarihg ample seenri
tytothe pablio. .Wll,l,lAbfp. JONES -
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co.,'Waternnd
Front sis., Pittsburgh ~ r . inayly
SH£WLS.~Beeelved this morning dm 4ftft
Slate and Long StLi\VLS—very 80D&*
riorBt>le9,endqaaUues;Fot sale low.: ■
' • ’ ’ A. A. MASON fc CO. r
and G£ Market ttrcot-
X) LACTATION MQLASJIiS—2O barrels new : ciod
i Molasses lust received and for sole by ' '
• ~ MILLER. & RIGEETSONi 4
dwlfl ' i ; No*. 221 and 233 Libenyat;
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