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LOCAL MATTERS
■ ticmncE.*- To hare the sidewalks of the streets
filled up by barrels of molasses and oil, Fig metal,
<tc. , is n aomploto notßaace. We hear a number of
oar mtiiena complaining.ofauch obstruction, and it
waa only a Tew evening* since when a lady ao
companiad by her husband , was pissing along Lib
erty afreet had a costly dress completely mined
by coming in contact with a lot of oil.
We learn, that information ha* been laid before the
Mayor, and we hope such steps may bo .taken as to
present a like occurrence. Indeed we can imagine
of nothing so provoking as to havo one’s clothes
spoiled by the negligence or others. Hand street,
we understand, is similarly barricaded by piles of
pig metal, .endangering the limbs of persona pass
ing that Way at night;'
CBiunnOE.— A short time ■ since a challenge
paeaed-ibetween John O.; Williams and 0. K. Cham
Berlin, rival penmen, as to who was the best. On Sa
- tnrday they had a trial as to their skill, and the cams
mlttee appointed to docido as to their merits make
the following return.
We, the undersigned Judges to decide upon the
merits of the business penmanship of John D. WiU
liams and 0. K; Chamberlin hating met this day at
the Board of Trade Rooms and the parlies having
both written in onr presence, wn havo unanimously
decided that Mr; Williams is tbs best Business Pen
- mao, and-awsrd a preference to Mr. Chamberlin’s
Isdies style offenmanship.- Signed,
• • T. U. Tottle, .
B.M. Kibb, .. ..
Tnos. M. Mabshsix.
Pittsburgh; March 16,1851.
Disnucx Count-Saturday, March 15. Before
Bod. Judge Hepbntn.
Mattjiew Wilkinson, ute ofJss. Wilkinson, against
-JhejPresident and Directors of the North American
'%B*Urance Company. Tina waa an action on a policy
. . 61 Insurance laaued by the Company to plaintiff,
‘ whoso.properly was damaged by fire.
. The cane, after occopytng a aery considerable
length oi time, went to the jury, who returned a
verdict for plaiolifT in the aum of slO.
Connael: Sbalor and Stanton for plaintiff; Loomis
for defence.
The-Ladies’ Sciehce or Etiquette, and Hand
Book of the Toilet, a Manusl of Elegance and
Fashion,by the Countess do Calsbrells. PhiladeU
phia: T;:B. Peterson, No.-98 Cheanut street. Fitts*
bulgb r Henry Miner & Co., Southfield street.
Gekkehar’b Scierce or-Emucm, snd Gmde
to tbeUssges end Habits of Society, with a glance
at-bftd habits, by Count-Alfred D’Onay. Philadel
phia:?. B. Peterson, 98 Chesnut street, Pitts,
burgh i J-B. Holmes, Third-street.
The titles to the above publications will be suffi
cient 10 make known their character to the ” vota
ries of-fashion.”
The FmsT Goods Theouoh. —It wilt bo seen by
the following despatch to Messrs. Eieb & Jobes,
that the goods shipped by -them were the first to ar
rive in Baltimore tho present season :
BaLTOtonE, Marchlb, 1851.
Main. Kier Janet.— Fours is tho first boat
this season through tho Pennsylvania Cant). The
goods arrived yesterday.
john mccollough & co.
Cob'RrEMEnma. —Two men, John Brown, alias
Starker,- ABd Loader, charged with counterfeiting,
“had a forthor hearing on Saturday, before Alder
atan Major, svK'cb resulted in discharging the Ist.
ter, and committing the former for a further hearing.
Mm. Gardiner, who waa arrested in company
with them, end on the same charge, waa held to
bail in the sum of $lOOO.
Iroeßdisßish. —On Saturday night, about 12
o’clock, a fire broke onl in tho Eagle Engine House,
on Fourth street, and burnt It to the ground. Tboro
were n-great many things in, the Hall of (he build*
dug which bolongcd to (he Firemen, (hat were dc«
«uch as Firemen's hats, &c*, with 600 feet
-•of bose*. There la no doubt but that this is tho
srorh of an incendiatj, as there has been no fire in
itbe building for a-week. .
The Shaw. Note Law.—The first case that wo
bate heard of under the law an regard to passing
fcpialf nates, gas tried on Saturday before Alderman
Wiggins. A man by the . name orDowey brought
no action sgtilnst Robert Donovan for offering btm a
gl note. After 0 hearing of the case the plaintiff
was mulcted in theoosls.
-- MACAZinxa roa Apoil.—Godey J a lady's Book,
Graham’s and Saruio’sMaganoes, for. April, are all
ont. They contain e largo : cumber of steel en«
. gratings, fashion plates, &c*- .For sale atßolmes'
‘Literary Depot, Third street, opposite.the. post
dSce,
Boeolab Areested, —Thos. Whittaker was ar*
tested on Saturday by Hagoe and Reed, charged
with the burglary of McCalmott & Stevens, on
Market street, OB the 3d of March. Tho gold watch
and other goods r sto!eo, were fraud in his posses*
sioßi. He was commuted. *
CiEiroßHiA.—Cogswell's Paoor&ma of California,
now on eahibitlon at the Atbeneuro, is one of the
most perfect specimens of-art, besides a beautiful
.representation of California. It is nightly crowded
iwjtb'visitors, and no one should fail to see it.
There -were five customers before hi B
lnoaQr.es Saturday Morning; wliich were disposed of
uQ'lheiuauslmncncr..
had seventeen before Liar, which
he’dUpOttwj of in^fco/D ? pner<
ItoOßiutfATi: A young girl about 16
years of* age, ihe u.augbter .of Mr, David Clark,
formerly of this city, was ./*m over by a siago, near
Uoiontown, P*., last week* and killed instantly.
■ The bell on the cupola of tfie f*Bgl° engine,
boose was cracked by the fire on Saturday
sons to make it entirely unfit for use.
B3T A man by the name of Smeelz was^attackcd
end knocked down at the two mile run, on Friday
night, by two persons. He laid information before
the Mayor, and it is likely they will be apprehended,
The Cahal.—The breach in the canal, we learn,
O6O remedied, and the boats will, resume thei
■ j< AgT saw a couple of ponies
Saturday* which, the owner says,he can drive in
a bonify Ann hatted mile, ip nine hours. -
S' *~7uTZrsmi l e .IB<lg°° 01 me court of General
',sr Sesaonsof l&e reace.rn and for the County
of John 11. Litlle, of the Township of
ino peuu..'n “'u nt y .foyesaid, humbly sheweth,—
Ohio, In the t. -hath provided bimsell with materials
Thaiyonrpeuuo.’>®'”~j“ travelers and others, at his
a°wem^Too«W&^
M m duty hound, will pra ». eii< of aforesaid Township,
We, tho *n b * c J ll i*P!> ® l, jJ,.'ttoncr ts of good repote for
docemfy.thnttheatovepou. . i# we) , proT with
honesty and temperance, ann - ■prnmmnrirmnn
house room and conveniences“ d
tod lodging of strangers Md trayCV“*> “ .
tavern is necessary. ■ . f Cordell; A
a Alien, llLane, J Clmde, J Lowdon, *
Churose, ■k White, G W.Meany, R Unny •»*“**
A O R Richey. James Poit. i.marto«»i_
To contractor*. ■ „
PROPOSALS wui be received at the Office ef .M-«•
BROWN,Liberty street, Pittsburgh, until the
Instant, ftp All the Grading and Masonry, on. the first fate
miles of the TempcrancevUle and Nohlestown -Plank
Road. Al*o t for a Bndgeover Charuer Creek. Also,
for the Grading and Masonry on their Branch Road di
miles,) to Col. WiUiAm Lee's,on Washington. Turnpike,
maris-td M.B. BROWN. President.
gjjgvfa? - Stray Cow*
" JHioBBP>P'®® 5P fi°-jw 1 ? living in tbo
y%KZgL- Seventh wart, (Webster street,) on Monday
nVymlfip, the IQthinstant, adaino dark red COW, with
> white spots; abort horns—very. flat j between 7 and 8
•tears of age- Any 1 person giving information of her
will be .liberally rewarded,
whe* *-»»* . JAMES DAl.ttmV.
mm3.o» new rr 1 .■;
x u Jr the
THSTALL, No, 85 *w.. « :
.Yf, following new wor»-- .'-. Cheap edition, pfice
. Consnelo-By George Wbe the master
60 cents. This is universally sdmiucw .-• -<n* novelists
piece of one of the most remarkable ot uvi4. w
Boston Shikspeare. : Nc. 34. Contents;•**..• • ’
Jnnee of Tyro. •
Horticulturist for March-
TUe Moorland Cottage: By thoau *• Hilary Barton.
Cultivator for March*
Kfilckerboeker for Maich
- &ttingAge—No, 356
JHisfallaneons.
FLOORBOARDS— 100,000 vfect,good quality* well
seasoned) for sale at areally reduced prices, by ,
JOHN A. BLOOMER,.
... Allegheny Planing Mil Is.
BOX BOARDS AND PANEL STUFF-50,000 feet,
well seasoned, for sale cheap, by
JOHN A. BLOOMER,
marl%2w Allegheny Planing Mills-
O/Y BXS. STKRINE CANDLESTor sale by
A>Q marl 3 : J. D; WILLIAMS & CO
U‘-i VENISON HAMS for sale by ~ 1
OO maria J. D. WILLIAMS &. CO
1 BBL. OHE3NUTB for tale by • . ■ '
1 mat!3 J.P. WILLIAMS &CO
EOLL BUTTER—I 2 Dbta. frerh, In cloths, for Bale
cheap, by WU DI^ER,
207JUbertv street
“ Nu11,3 l)8 — 3l) bblß. received and for Bale by
marlO - SAMUEL P.SHBIVER.
{ —,oo bbls. received and for ule.
V:. f arl ° SAMUEL P. SHRIYER.
bbl»..received anil for stle by •
V marlO SAMUEL P. fIHRiVER-
T\RIED aHPLES—Received and for sale by
XJ_ jnario _BAMUELP. 9HRIVER
Eluti— io tierces fresh ttice received and for Hale by
marlO- SAMUEL P. 9HRTVER.
QOLL BUTER—iu bbls. prime Roll Batter received
XI and for sale by . SAMUEL P.SHRIVER.
PEACIIL&— 30Q bush.rec’d and for sale by_ ■
mar lo_i SAMUEL P, BHRIVEB
COHORTS—SOO bush, received andforsale by .
)q marlO SAMUEL P.SHRIVER,
WO LET—A Warehouse, situate between Wood and
JL Market, and running through from Front to Second
street, recently occupied byScaife A Atkinson.
SOAIFE; ATKINSON A OKELY,
fcb!9 . . NO. 119 Front si. .
ECONOMY CRAB CfDBR—2O bolt. Economy Cider
in store and forsale by
marl. MILLER A RICKETSON.
KEG BUTTER—I 4 kegs Butter Tust received and for
sale by [mar4l MILLER A RICKETSON
T)ALM OIL—I,OOO lbs PaloiOiiitistore and for sale.
X mar 4 MILLER A RICKETSON
CLARET WINK—I 4 hhds Bordeaux Claret'Wine,
20 boxes do do Nedoc
mart MILLER A RICKETSON
CIASSIA— 100 mats Cassia jast received and for sale
/ by [mar4l MILLER A RICKETSON
Long cloths and Irish linens—
-14 case super and super extra Long Shawls ,
• 3 ..d0..-, do do InshLmenSi
Of the most approved manufacture just opened at
fcbSt . A. A. MASON A CO.’S.
SUNDRIES—4OObbIs. Family Flour;
O ■ 50 do No.3Mackerel;
75. do Tar; •
65 do Rosin; ‘
100 do prime rfeshannock Potatoes:
60 do Red Potatoes ;
. 40 do Green Apples;
500 bushels Cob Corn;
200 do Shorts;
50 do Oats;
For sale by T. WOODS A SON,
marlO ; No. 61 Water st.
ADIES’ DRESS ~
15 pcs.plain all wool high col’d de lalncs ;
Opts; do do black do;
25 pcs. new and splendid style barege da l&inet;
. 10 pcs. choice ganadines. Just opened at
_J»ai4 A. A. MASON A 00*8.
IB ALE BIJCIi A LEAVES for sale low by
KEYSER A M»DOWELL,
marl 2 . 140 Wood street.
■A I MINERAL WATER FOUNTAIN ami Fixium,
xV. -ingood order, for sale by
m«I3 KEV3ER A M'DOWELL.
MARBLE DUST—S bbla. for sale by
marl 2 KEYSER & MCDOWELL
AC\ LBS. OIL OF SASSAFRAS for Bale low by
maria KEYSER A M»DOWELL-
fTIEAS.-—Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial and
1" Black Teas, m original packages, and packed in $
and 4 & packages, for sale by
marB KING A MOORHEAD.
OOD LIVER OlL—Warranted pure on draught,
Rushbon, Clarke A Co’s, in bottles, for sale bv ■ ,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
tnarß Cor First A Wood sis
TURNED PILL BOXES—Assorted sizes, for sale by
marB B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
Extract Indian hemp—English imported, for
sale by {maiS} B. A: FAHNESTOCK A CO.
LACTUCAKIUM— English imported, for sale by
marS B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
PUTTY —In bladder*, m assorted sized packa ses, for
sale by (marSl B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
EUET'PS PLASTERS—Large and sms’!, for sale by
marS B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
SUGARS.— New Orleans Sugar:
St. Lotus Powdered Sugar j
do Crushed . do;
do Clarified do;
do-. Loaf do; in store and for
sale by [marS] .. KING A MOORHEAD.
MOLASSES.— New Orleans Molarses;
Bt. Lotus cng&r-houie Syrup;
St. lames do do;
Battle Ground do do: for "sale
by [quitS] KING A MOORHEAD,
COFFEE.— Prune Rio Coffee for sale by
marS KING & MOORHEAD.
fpOBACCO—Of the followine; brands: Russell & Rob
1. inson’s; WH Grant’s; W Wiers’; Richard King’s;
•WH Hair’s; Barrow’s 20 & boxes; in store and for
sale by (marB] KING A MOORHEAD.
SUN DRIES .—Glass, assorted&iJea; lion and Nails;
White Lead; Com Brooms; Beaver Buckets end
Tabs, for sale by [mafgj KING A MOORHEAD.
DRIED APPLES— IO bbls. super Dried Apples;
12 sacks do do do; *
In store and for sale by
mar 4 MILLER A RICK ETSON.
SEOAR HOUSE MOLASSES—4O bbls: 8. H. Uolass'
es, James’ Refinery, in store and for sale by
mar* MILLER A RICKETSON.
OIL MEAL—Of oar own manufacture constantly on
hand and for sale by RHODES A ALCORN,
mar? . 117 3J at., opposite SLCbarles Hotel.__
GROUND PEED—Onhand endfor-sateby
mar? RHODES A ALCORN.
CORN AiEAL—On hand and for sale by
mar? BIIODES A ALCORN.
HULLED barley—Of our own manufacture, con*
stanlly on,band,and lor sale by
m«r7 RHODES A ALCORN
G HOPPED FEED—apt) bus. m sore and tor sale by
mar? RHODES A ALCORN.
RICE FLOUR—Fresh ground on hand-and for sale.
mar 7 RHODES A ALCORN.
PREMIUM MUSTARD—Of our own manufacture,
constantly on hand and for sale by
mar 7 RHODES A ALCORN.
DRIED APPLES—too bus. ill store and for sale by
mnr7 . WM. DYER, 207 Liberty st.
Tl; RAPPING AND PRINTING PAPER—from the
TV .-“ClintonMilts,” Steubenville,for sale by
marll W.P. MARSHALL.
\TTALL PAPER—Prices reduced at the Eastern Pa-
TV per Hangings Store, No. 85 Wood street.
marU • W. P. MARSHALL.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS—for sale by
marll . W. P. MARSHALL.
WINDOW BMNDS—fpr sale by
marll W, P. MARSHAIX.
1/V GROSS superior SCYTHE RIFLES, in store and
iU for sale by T; WOODS A SON,
marll ■ ■ • • No. 61 Water street.
SBBLS. WHITE BEANS for sale by
marll T. WOODS A SON.
inn BUSH. SHELLED-CORN for sale by
IUU inarll_ .... _ _JT. WOOD3_A_SON.
FOR SALE large and elegantly finished CLASS
CASE, suitable for a Store Room. Will be sold a
bargain aiNo. 70Fonrth street. • . . mar7i3f _
TJAPER HANGINGS—speino selection.— Will l e
• J' by first canal arrivals, a new and choice
assortment of French and Eastern Paper Hangings in
gold, damask, boquet and plain patterns, together with
a large lot of cbeip satin and common papers.
jnar7 W. J». MARSHALL, 35 Wood at.
SUNDRIES— CO sacks prime Kentucky Feathers;
300 bus. Dried Peaches;
117 hhds. Sugar;
280 bbls. Molasses;
60 boxes superior 6’s Tobacco;
|SO bbls. Tar; 1
IP dp Tanner’s Oil;
Ip do Clpversced;
For sale by CARSON A M’ffNIGHT.
mar 7 • • . 94 Water street.
TQllSH—Mackerel, Nos. 1,2 and 3;
jj Shad, in whole and half barrels;
Herrings in pickle;
Cod Fisn in casks; For sale by’
feb24 .ALEXANDER KING.* *
POTATOES— 60 bbls. first-rate reds, dry, mealy and
sound, for sale by [mar7] WM. DYER.
HAUT" SATURN WWE—lSbbds. Haul Saturn
Wine; ; 20half do doj
In store and for sale by •
mar 4 MILLER A RICKETSON.
■VfEW BOOKSI NEW BOOKS!— Wall, at hiaPeri-
It pdxcal pepot, 85 Fourth street, bos just received the
following new Books:
Icouographic Encyclopedia, Np. 17;
. Harpers’ and the International Magazines for March;
-Democratic Review for March; • • •■
• New York Journal of Medicine for March;
The British and Chirnrgical Review;
Art Journal for February;
The Moorland Cottage. By the Mary Barton;
. Poor Richard’S Almanac, as written by Dr. Franklin,
for the Aears 1736,1737 and 1738. [mar7
BLANK BOOKS.—The largest Stock of Blank Books,
of every description, in all styles of bindery, is of>
frred for Bale, at the lowest rates, at
w g HAVENS’BIank Book Slirte,
cornel of Market and second streets.
- nr.rehann ore requeued to call and examine our Ma-
Blunk Works, which are offered at bw
the” S«V 9 been .old in Ihl. city [mar7
WEGNER, BUECHNER & MUELLER'S
Hew KetaWlabment,
• 60 market airerl, iftvctn Thni % Fourth,
Is NOW ready to furnish every tindof Ltdiographio
work in ths most' elegant style, eueh s» Sfopt £t«,,
Jlla£?F»rtra7», Londseola, Ca*U, BtU Jeodr, end Le
* Helndeha™
opened aDnatvcso Spsool, and execute on order Drafts
of Machinery, Educes, Mqncijic&ta, Ac., with aUpoasl
ble accumov -and elegance. jQlo.ty
7>KINTING paper.—a. superior lot pf dpßbleim-
Poper, 87x37i H^ d
Btokßook and PtC? 1 £?*»«{»
mart .
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(Sontmerrial- anlr J^inautial.
Daftly RsvteW of ttio Wholesale Olsrkstp
OFFICE OF THE MORNING POST, >
v Monday, March 17, 1851. J
The weather during Saturday was cloudy, bat
pleasant for out door business. Generally speaking,
business was good. Receipts by river continue
good. Our markets for several leading articles of
Groceries havo slightly declined, as will be seen by
reference to figures. Navigation continues good
ASHES—Prices have undergone no chnnge sinch
our last; we quie Soda at 3fo3|, Pots 404*.
ALCOHOL—SaIes 6 bblegat 46c.
< BROOMS—Wo note sales .of 326 dozen, out of
stores at 51,2601,50 dozen.
CHEESE—The receipts are light. Stocks (n first
hands vary light. Sales or Common at file.
COFFEE—In this article, we firmness by
holders. We note sales of 70 bags at 12|c-: 4rao3.
DRIED FRUIT—Wo note sales 20 bags Peaches
at 91,37, cash. Alio, 100 sacks at the sarno figure,
at 4 moe.
FLOUR— We have no change to notice to prices;
we note sales of 300 bbls on Saturday at 53,35;
several lots from stores at 33,46 ; by the dray load
83,6603,60, is obtained.
SUGAR—This article is not so firm- We note
sales of 30 hhds good fair at 6j j 10 do fair at 6|j
with more disposition iq holders to soil. The re
ceipls are on the increase, with a downward ten
dency to both eastern and southern maikets.
MOLASSES—We note sales of 60 bbls at 33,4
months; a lot of 100 bbls on private terms, supposed
to bo a shado less than 33.
TOBACCO—Thero was quite an active business
done in this article on Saturday, os will be seen.
Wo have sales of 20 boxes choice brand at 31*, 4
months; also, 10 boxes Morgan’s s’sat 24, same
lime; 12 do choice braods, the price at which it
was sold at wo did not learn. Sales of 12 begs, 6
twist, m 14c.
Kentucky leaf, old, for wrapper.... 12016
do do new...., .9012
do do filler 01d........... 9010
do do do new... 70 9
BUCKETS—ReguIar sales from stores at $ 1,95 to
82 per doxoo.for Beaver made. Tubs -• sales from
stores at 37.60 to $7.76 per dozes.
BUTTER AND EGGS—The sales on Saturday
amounted to 30 bbls. Butter ranging from 10 to IS;
as in quality. Sales or 13 bbls. Eggs at 71 por do*
sen. The receipts of Eggs are largo.
BEESWAX—Wo noto a sale of 600 poouds at 22
corns. Not much in market.
BACON—There cootiuucs on actlvo demand for
all descriptions of Bacon. Tho market however
does not show the firmness that it did previous
We note sales ol 20,000 pounds of Ham, on private
terms supposed to be a shade less than BJ. We
were also Informed of sales of Shoulders, Madison
cored at a shade leas than 6. Sides.* we have re*
ported sates at 7j to 7j. Sides arc quiet in demand
and scarce.
PORT OB' PITTSBUaOH.
5 MET 0 INCHES WATia Itt TUB CHANEL
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan N 0.2,.2, Boies. Beaver
Atlantic, Farkiuson, Brownsville
J.M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport
Beaver, Gordon, Reaver
“ Fashion No. Peebles, Elizabeth
:* Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Newion.
Redstone, Woof ward. Brownsville
* Keystone Statej-Stone, Cincinnati.
4 Toacarora, Murdoch. WfelNvilJa
“ Pilot N 0.2, Shank, Hockingport
“ Express, Hazietu Cincinnau.
v k&ilor, Mason, St. Louis.
Jana Dean, Gallagher, Zancsrile.
Reveille, Dale, WeUnviMe
*• Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling
*• Wellwille, Young, Whceling
.*■ Wabash River
“ Redstone, ‘W'oodward. Brown^v-Ut
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, do
11 J. M'Kcc, Hendrickson, McKeesport
“ Michigan No. 2, Boies,Beaver
t “ Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
* Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Newton.
*■ Fashion,Peebles, Elizabeth
* Buckeye State, Holmes, Cincinnati.
*• Empress, Cox, Zanesville.
.*** J. Nelson. Moore, Wheeling.
Por Hariett» anti Hocklngporti
The fine steamer PACIFIC, Zanooh Man
will Jeavc for the above and uuennsdi
ate ports every THtfUSDA Y, at 4 o’clock, P. M.
Forfrejght or passage, apply on board, or to
T. WOODS A SON,
tnarlO- No. 61 Water si., and 03 From pi.
ANNNA MARIA KUHN,) In the Coart of Com
by ber next friend, ino. I mon Pleas of Allegheny
I County,Pennsylvania of
uottvtusd Kean. ) October T. 1650. No 74-
Jhvorce a Vtneulo Matnmonu
iki> Now, to wit: Febmary noth-1851,
motion of Shker k Heslep, proof bav-
T beeo made that a aubpmna and alias
jpcßoa Iszued tn the above case and re
rued according to law, and that the dc
.endanr, Gottfried Kuhn, in raid caee
— could not be found i» the County of Alle
gheny, it is ordered that the High Sheriff of said County
shall cause notice to he published in the Daily Morn
ing Post/’ in the City of Pittsburgh, in said County- for
four weeks successively prior to the fourth Monday,
being the twenty-fourth day iu March, Iftol, requiring
the said defendant to appear on the said day, to answer
to the said complaint, By the Court.
To Gotilkis Kxmv, Rctyandent'above named?— You
are hereby required to appear before the Raid Court on
the fourth Monday of March next, 1651, to aiisv% *r the
complaint of above named libelleat.
feb27:ltaw4w C. CURTIS, Shut iff".
_ _ February sjQ, ihCi .
Administration ofjo'hn mean ion
to discharge C. C. Seely, Administrator of John
Means, from bis administration of said estate, the Or*
phane’Court of Allegheny County direct this notice of
said application. 1 0. C. SEELY,
marfi;dlaw3» Ariministrator-
fliOthe Honorable the Judges of the Court pf Uenural
X Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny.
The petition of George Beale, of the First Ward, Pitts*
burgh, m the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That
yoar petitioner hath provided himself. with materials for
the accommodation of travelers, and others, at bis dwell
ing house in the Ward aforesaid, ami prays that
your Honors will be pleased to grant him a.license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will pay
„T ■ , GEORGE BEALE.
Wc. the subscribers, citizens of the Ward afore
said, do.certify that the abovepntmoner is ofgood repute
for honesty and temperazico, and is well provided with
house room and conveniences for the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary.
James Gray, (Fourth street,) Alien Cordell. Ileurv
Earle. R C Stockton, D 9 Scully, John Seetin, Jarae-
Cassilly, Reuben Hope, W C Wall, A Nardi, George
Beale, jr., John Boll.—Cftromc/g. fmar!3
HEW SPRING GOODS !
Market itrect , No. 7 between Fourth at. 4* the Diamond
THE subscriber is . now receiving from the Eastern
cities a beautiful, choice and desirable stock of the
newest fabrics and designs from the London and Paris
Markets.
SPRING AND SVMMER DRY GOODS ,
Purchased in the New York and Philadelphia Market*
at the lowest cash prices. Emhracingevery variety of
the newest and richest styles, and latest importations of
French, English and German Goods: among the loading
articles will bo found the following:
Paris printed Berage de Laines, from 18! cent* to the
finest quality.
French and English Lawns, from 12} cents to the
finest quality manufactured.
Superior bleached Muslins, from 6! to 12| cerits-#' vd
Ffench Work Collars, new style, from 10 cents to the
best arttele imported.
French and English Ginghams, from U’i cents to the
best quality in the market.
English and American Chintzes, from C! to 12}cent
Rich Pans printed and embroidered Muslins andOr
fandies; new style plain and figured English Poplins!
rench Berages, rich styles; BBper black Gro de Rhine
Silks; fancy figured Silks; super changeable Silks and
Saunde Chiens; Lupin’s black Bombazines, and a beau
uful assortment ofDlack and colored Alpaccas and
French Thibet Cloths. . ; v M
SHAWLS. .
Chameleon Silk and Turk Satin Shawls; superior Her*
nanna ;SUk Tissue and Borage Shawls; Cashmere
Thibet, Brosha and Mous de Lame Shawls
FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS
French work Capes and Collars; new style Bonnet
tubbona; Linen Cambric Hdkfaand Cravats.-bla'clf and
Smw Kia Gloves ; Lisle Thread ; Mohair aud Twisted
Silk Gloves and Mitts; Silk, Worsted and Cotton Ro«e:
together with a large and complete assortment of Para
sols and urabrellasr
' ■ '*&BNTLSUEX’B GOODS
French ond English Cloths, C&ssirneTea and Vestings;
BUk Shirts and Drawers; Fanny Cravats; Linen Cara
bnc and Suk lldkfs; together with a splondid assort
ment of Gloves, Uosiery and Suspenders..
AND STAPLE GOODS.
Raasm Diaper and Crash; Irish Linen and Linen Lawns:
Cassinetis and Kentucky Jeans, Cotionades; Bed Tick
ingB) CheckSj Domeatic Ginghams; Red, White and
Yellow Flannels; Canton Flannels, Ac. •
The customers of the lionse and all cash buyers, are
requested to coll and give the above goods* an early ex
amination. The otock is large and complete in eveiy
variety and -style, all of the latest importations, and will
be sold at tho vsbt lowest ma&kest paicss- -
ABSALOM MORRIS,
mftTB. • 73 Market street
- - Found.
0N THURSDAY, f sum of money, in Bank Notes—
- which the owner can have by calling at the Store oT
JOHN BiM’FADDEN & CO-, •:
fcb&tf No. 93 Market street.
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Unction Sales.
W. G. IH’CARTNiCY, Auctioneer.
/IHINA .at —
\j Will be sold on. Monday next, March 17th, at 2
o’clock in the afternoon, at M’Cartney’a Auction Hou*e,
No. 125 Wood street, one white China Tea Sett; 1 dodo
do Gilt; Ido stone China Dinner Sett. •
Also, al lhe same time, Furniture and Kitchen uten
sils, Ac. W. G. M’CARTNBY, :
marlfi Auctioneer-
P. 01. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Ohio trap rock copper stock at auc
tion.— On Tuesday evening, March 19th, at 8
o’clock, at the Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth
streets, will be sold by order of. A. G. Reinhart- Esq .as
signee of Z. Kinsey, three shares Ohio Trap Rock Mi
ning Company. p.m. Davis,
inarld .*.■■■ Auctioneer-
: London Books. •• • •
AN extensive, rare and valuable collecUqn.i'ficludmg
many unique works on Antiquities;/Theological
History, Poeuy, Arts, the Picturcnque, Ac . Ac , Ac i—
many of them splendidly with colored engra
vings. To be sold without reserve, by catalogue on
Saturday and Monday evenings, March 15ih and 17th
at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Fifth anti
Wood streets.
Among them will be found—Ackerman’s Necrcam of
London, 3 vols.; quarto, beautuul colored plates; Kemp
ton's universal history of the Bible, folio; Bowyei’s il
lustrated record or important events tn Europe, colored
plates, folio; Camden’s Brettama. 2 vote, folio plates;
Lord Herbert’s life of Henry VIII; folio; History of
Scotland, by David Scott,l vol. folio?; Kenneu’s history
of England. 3 .' vols. tollo. many plates; History of the
wars in Ireland during the reign of Elizabeth, 3 vols 9
vo; Fox’s book of Martyrs, early and rare edition, 1 vol
folio platen; complete works of Cicero, 9 vols 4to *
Kashworth’s histoncalcollcc lions,3Vo!s.foUo; Graphic
illustration* of the French Capital, Hud line engravings *
Churehell’s collections of voyages and travels, C vois*
•olio,several hundred engravings; Lucan’s Pharanlia
translated by Rowe,loUo; Griffith's descriptive account
of Cheltenham, 100 fine ■plates, quarto; M’Pher on’s se
cret history of Great Britain, 2 vols.qaarto: Curtin Bo
tanical Magazine, 9 vol«, *everal hundred colored
platen, Baker’ o chronicle of the Kings of England, l
vo) folto, rare Latham’ history of B rds, several hun
dredplates,3 vols quarto, Bible—with note and com
ments, by Rev w Rider, fine plates, 1 vols, folio,
Works of Hogarth, 143 fine line engravings, Hosiers
travels in Brazil, numerou colored plates, quarto, Bio
graphical Dictiouary.il vols 8 to , Dodsiey’s Annual
Regi ter, complete from the commencement, 1753 to
IS2C, 07 vols 8 vo, Stanlry’s History of Philosophy,
1 vol folio, Munroc' structure and physiology of Fish
e 44 plates folio, Pinkerton s modern Alias, 60 colored
maps, anas. lotto; Ruascirs Hisrory ot England, 100
copper plates, l vol. toho; Harway’s travels in Persia,
2 vols. 4t0., plates and maps; Philosophical work* of
Dr. Hutchison, 13 vol*" plates; Bell’B composition irom
morning and evening Prayer,33eng., 4to;- Valerian on
Hieroglyphics, folio prate*; History ot London, many
colored plates; Guthrie’s Histone at and Geographical
Grammar,2 vols quarto y-Nash’s Picturesqqo views in
Paris, quarto one plates; Caricatures by Howland Rich
ardson, Ac., folio colored; Beblm Sacra, 2 vols- folio,
Vulgate; Ldhards History of England, 3 vol*. folio;
Feddcs’ Lue of Cardinal Wolsey, 1 vol. lolio; Heyleus’
History ot the World, 1 vol. folio; Pictonnhlioßtration*
of New Zealand, 70 fine plates; Works or Jacob Beh
inen, 3vols. 4 to; characters of Theophrastus, nume
rous portraits. Ac. T Ac., Ac.
. Full particulars in Catalogues, which can bo obtained
at the Auction Sums. P-M-DAVIS,
; Auctioneer
7 D£»IBABLb: Adjoining Alle-
V city at Auction,- On Tuesday evening, March
leih, at 8^ o’clock, at the Commercial Sales Room*, cor*
uer of Wood ana Fifth streets, will be sold by order of
the Administrator of John Finney, Jr., deceased, that
very valuable l#ot of Ground, having a front of 72 feet
on Bagalcy’a Lane, aod extending back 12U feel to Fay
ette sireet, (adjommgresuience of David Fitzsimmons,
E°q.,) on which is erected a very, desirable Two Story
brick Dwelling House, with all the modern convenien
ces, recently fitted up in a superior manner. The grounds
ate tastefully laid out, having Shrubbery, Fruit Trees,
Ac., oi choice descriptions, and a Pomp of excellent
water, terms, oue-fjxth cash; remainder in five equal
annual payments, without tmereßr. Possession given
immediately. tmarlU) P. M, DAVIS, AuctV-
JAOIEb SlcKttNNAi Auctioneer
W ATCHMAKER’S SALE of Watches; Ctoch. Jiw
riry, 4*e., «r Pu&ne Sate, by Catalogue —On Mon
day, marco the 24tb, commencing at It) o’clock in the
forenoon, and continuing day and night, (Sunday* ex
cepted,) until all are disposed of,oi M-’KennVs Auction
House,iu part the following great assortment of Gold
and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Ac . as the owner
ta declining business—to fine gold patent lever watches
—by different makers; 27 fine silver patent levers; 2!
fine Bilvo l epeso ; 9 fine gold Pepeuc.
Also, a large lot of second hnnd. Watches, to be sold
forcostof repairing—an extensive assortment of Jew
elry, such as gold, diamond and pl&iu breastpin* and
finger rings; gold guard and fob chains; gold and silver
leneili; gold pens, Ac; nboutlOO mantle clocks,of dif
ferent styles and qualities;! regulator; 1 eight day
clock, and case, old fashioned, a first-rate time-keeper
All tno above articles were purchased and imported
expressly for customer trade, and can be relied on
Catalogues, with the number of each article, will be
ready the Saturday before. ADAM RKINEMAN
jnarlT JAMES M’KENNA. Auci’r-
C CABINET MAKER’S STOCK OF SPLENDID FURt
j MTURE ax Auction —On .JMday, March 23th. a
H> o’clock in the forenoon, will bo sold at the Cabine*
Wareroom of Frederick Hartman. Diamond alley, be
ween .Wood and Smithfield streets, his enure stock of
splendid Furniture—made of the best materials, m tho
latest modern style, for customer trade—comprising:
2 splendid mahogany frame hau «cat Soioa; 12 splen
did rauhog»n> frame hair seat Chairs; 2 splendid ma*
hogony frame hair scat rocking Cnairs; 12 Vienna
Chairs ; 12 Windsor Chairs; 2 Boston Rocking Chair* ;
4 childrens 1 Chairs—assorted; 1 Tippecanoe arm Chair;
2 mahogany Bookcases; 7 full column mahogany Bu
reaus , l plain mahogany Bureau rsmahorony dressing
Bureaus; 3 mahogany enclosed Wash aland*; S cherry
cTiclosed.Wash stands; 4 plain Wash stands; 4 pair
mahogany card Tables; t pair side Tables, mahogany
veneered; 3mahogany sewing Stands; 6 cherry dining
Tables, « cherry nreakfust Tables; 3 cherry patent
high post Bedheads; 4 poplar patent high post Bed
steads; 1 child’ o Crib; with seveiai other articles in the
Furniture hue JAMES M’KENNA,
marl 5 . Auctioneer.
Vlinßnnni “WOOING LOTS IN DUQUESNe
Jo r , S UGi - iT Audio 3t.—o» Thursday, April 3d,
013 o'clock m the afternoon, will be told in Dequeue
borough, at ihe loot oi Herrs ulaad, six Building Lou
fronting inemy feet.on ibe Allegheny river and Penn
sylvania Canal. Also, five .Lois adjoining; same site,
and similarly situated, to be sold ai a Ground Lease at
813 per annum, each.
Terms ol sale or first six I-ois-onc-fourth in hand
and the balahcein three equal annual payment*
inlc is indisputable. : JAMES M’KENNA
maTls Auctioneer.
L A .?r9S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE FIFTH
WARD, at A 1 ci ion, — On Tuesday neat. March 13
at Jo clock in the afternoon, wilt be positively «old’
without rcaerve, on the premises, m the Fifth Ward of
the Uty«f Pittsburgh, a Lot of Ground, near M’Cdllv’p
Gmss House, and opposite me Public School Hnu°e—
fronting 24 feet on Liberty street, and extending back
IQOfeet to Quarry street, with the same front; on which
is erected two Brick Dwelling Hou*e*,two Tories high
with Tout rooms to each—well finished 61
This property is convenient to the Hailroad Depot and
ottered for sale on account ofthe owner leaving tor
the Went. °
Terms 3400 m Cash, and the balance in three equal
annual payments, with interest added from day of sale
• HUGH M’CLURE, Owner.
marH JAftfER M’KENNA; Auc-t’r-
and SE'LKNDID" SECOND HAftD
O VIOLIN. AT Auction.— On Saturday evening next
March 15ih, at Bo’clock, P. M,will be sold at M’Rcn
na’s Aucuon House, a superior andsplendid second hand :
Violin; extra finish ; mahogany back; double lined, and
blocked in the corners; ot the sweetest and most exqui
site lore. This article in the best that has been offered
at auction for years. It is the property of an individual
who has been compelled to pan with u for want of mo
ney, nnd coal originally S3O,(K> Also, one Flnte
_ ___ JAMES M’KENNA, AucPr
B\ SALE—Two Dwelling or Store Houses
in Allegheny Lity. On Saturday evening next
March 15di, atB)«o‘clock, precisely, will be sold to the
highest mdeer, at M’Kenna’s Aucuon House, Pittsburgh
two Frame House?, suitable cither for DwcllingH or
Stores, situate on Saudusky street, m Allegheny Citv
opposite Rev. Dr. Black’s Church, and convenient to
the Market House. Each house,is two stories high •
with back porch and front portico ; one of them con-’
■tains five rooms, and the other tour room* ; both have
jood cellars. They arc erected on a lot of ground sixty
net front by one hundred and twenty deep; on a lease
of five years from thc lstof April. !K»i.
Iti consequence of the Railroad being iu operation
next summer, the propeity will he very valuable
Terras at sale, JAMES M’KENNA,
, ■ .Auctioneer^
SHOL STORE Al AUCTION. —On Wednesday,
Alorcn 19ih,ut 10 o clock m the forenoon, will be
commenced the sale ofthe entire stock of Boots'and
Shoes, Ac., ofR. S. Ailison, at his store, within uvo
doors of the comcrof Market and Liberty street*
The assortinentis very extensive, and Was selected
particularly for customer trade. Among which arc
men and women’s wear of every description Also,
Trunks. Caps, Carpet Bags, Ac. The articles will be
sold in lots to suit ail classes ot purchasers- Sale con
tinued day and night until all arc disposed of
marll ; - JAMES M’KENNA, Auct’r
Dr. Fitch’s Abdominal Supporter.
fpHIS instrument ib used in all the Eastern cities, with
X unparalleled success. The effects produced by it
ate truly wonderful, in all thoso coses where abdomi
nal support is needed, from weakness or the abdominal
muscles. It is o sure cure tor falling ofthe womb, and
tno long list of diseases which attend that comolainL
For sale by KEYBER A M’DOWELL
ma rS . KO Wood at
Harper’s Mairaxinc for niarrh.
TT MINER A CO., No. 32 Bmuhfield street, have rc
aX» ccived the following new books.
Harper’s Magazine for March.
Tno International Magazine for March-
A new aupply of Borrow’snew work entitled Laven
gro; the Scholar, the Gipsy, the Pnost.
No-, sof the Nightingale, or Jenny Lind Songster ‘
. 4vsop’s Fables, a new version, chiefly from original
sources, by Rev, Thomas James, M. A.; wiih more than
50 illustration*. ■ • •
Together with the largest assortment of Cheap Publi
eaitonsintheCtty. » mart! ;
Agency for Different Lines of Packet Ships.
ASSENGEB OFT ICE, .'«£g::
SOS LIBSarY ST.jTItTSBITBOH
5 co ia3 Sautkssua, titu, York
3o Waterloo Road, Liverpool / and 65 (ZrctvsT strict
iVrto Orleans, '
Has a LINE OF PACKETS eniUiwcverilfivoaivs
from Livorponl 10 Now York; n Line of Packets
10 Philadelphia, on the ISth or each
month, a Line of Packets to ■ Baltimore on the anth o
ofrt, 11 -Also—a Line of Packets on :the Bth end
NowYoA Ch mollth rrom Lonaon antl Portsmonth to
ALSO—Blaus at sight alwaysonhand, for unv amotint
at the lowest rate “of dt-eanitt, and’oil iSfwSmlSn
given concerning paasengera, that can l>s given, with
pleasure, by their Agent, v JOHN TfIOMFSON,
J3osLlbortysL,Finabmgh-‘
* . *'►i • J
BY JEI.EGJtAPII.
Reported JSxpreuly far thi Daily Morning Putt
BSt'siTO.at uoatmim—phihtkd bysthim,
' Tbe George W. Kendall, this, afternoon, above
Brandenbnrgi Ky.y while under Tall headway, in tbe
middle of the river* burst the cylinder head of her
larboard engine. The carpenter was instantly
killed |and a deck hand badly scalded.. There
were seven horsea killed, and a number scalded and
jumped overboard. The boat, was completely en
veloped by the steam ,* but, two men on the shore
elated that thnyeounied twenty persons in the river
at one time—not one of whom were saved—among
them,were twowounded.
The scene in the cabin surpaasesdescrlption—the
ladies and children shrieking’.
Nine cabin passengers missing.
Tbe boat sustained so other damage than wha
has been mentioned..
CoLOiinoe, March 15..
Seven bailotings were had this afternoon for IT:
S, Senator. , T
On the Ist ballot Corwin had 39 9 Payne, 36
Satliff, 9j Scattering, 6. The Whigs-nominated B«
P. Wade on the sth ballot, who received 30 jPayne,
34 ; Sail iff, 7; Scattering, 12. Tbe Whiga-then
nominated S. J, Andrews, who/ori the 7th ballot,
received 32; Payne, 33; Sutliff, 7 ; Scattering, 10.
A recess was taken till to-morrow.
Thare is no union between either of the three
parties.-" •
Destructive Fire at Gariisle, Pa.
Cablible, Pa., March 12.
The most distressing and destructive fire that ever
occurred 'in this borough, broke out-this .morning,
between 12 and 1 o’clock, which originated in the
stable attached to Scott's Hotel.
The fire spread with frightful rapidity, the wind
blowing quite fresh, from the north-west. The
flames soon spread to the adjacent buildings, and in
tho.coarse of a few hoars, no Jess than fourteen
dwellings, twenty stables* and two warehobses,
werecousomed, besides several horses, cows, &c.
Tbe fire was not got under till. 4 o’clock this
morning. No lives were lost, though several per
sons were seriously injured. The loss la estimated
8 50,000. • ■
A report hss been received by the Asia that Arch
bishop Hoghes has been made a Cardinal. The
Foreign papers do not mention it, bat it is probably
true. The steamship City of Glasgow sailed at a
little after noon to-day on her second, voyage from
Philadelphia to Liverpool. She takes 33 passengers
and a large and valuable cargo. Among her pas.
eeogera is Tboa. Reed, of Huntingdon, Commission
er to the World’s Fair, from Pennsylvania.’ - . '
There were 820,000 sent, by the express train,
yesterday to Albany, to redeem the bills of the
bank of Utica. The bills, as fast ae redeemed, are
sent to the Comptroller, as the Bank has a new set
of plates ready, for issuing-,
Tbe Providence, Rhodo Island, Journal publishes a
letter from Geo. James, U. S. Senator, in which be
avows himself in favor of the leadißg Whig meas*
uret.
Edward Stiff, formerly editor of the Cherokee
Sentinel, who killed Wm- Gilbert, io Do Kalb Co.,
Ala, May 8, 1847, and who.was out on ball, was
arrested here this mornlogby Ebenezer Eitt, one of
his bail..
BAtTnjORE, March 15.
The bark Icca arrived from Bio this moroiog with
5000 bags coffee.
MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH.
PmtADELPmA, March 15.
Cot ton.. Firm.
Flour.. Standard sod good brand# 4.44*, for City
4,6005,00. ■-■■■
Ryo F10ur..3,337. /
Grain.. Wheat: prime Pa. red 97, arid white 1,02.
Rya65066. Corayellow 60. Data 43.
.Sager : N» Orleans s|o6*. Molasae#
32, 4 aoi.-
Whiskey. .Io bbls 23, and bhds2]*, V
KOOK bepobt.] Njew Yobs, March 15.
Hemp.. American dew rottpd 125.
Pork 1 .;, At yesterday’ * quotations.
Coffee. .Rio 10*011.
Linseed Oil.. 80c.
Iron. -.Scotch Pig 20,50. ‘
Tobacco. .Va. 101012 c. ~ •
BAtTiaoiE, March 15.
Flour.. Howard Scroet, 4,37 J ‘
Grain.. Unchanged.
Whiekey..23o23i in bble.
Nochange in other articles*. .
Young Hen’s mercantile Library Asso
ciation.
EMEKSChVS.LECTURES.— The distinguished Lee*
taier Prof. R ALP if WALDO EMERSON, of Mass.,
has been procured by the above Institute to deliver to
its members and the citizens of Pittsburgh generally, a
aeries of Lectures very lately prepared, and upon inte
resting subjects.. The course .'will comprise six lectures ;
ou the Conduct of Life,” erabracicg lhe following to-.
, 1. Introductory. Lawsot Success;
• 11. Wealth:
. HI. Economy;
IV. Power:
V. Culture;
. VI. .Worship.
The lectures will be given on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, successively—commencing on. Thursday
.evening, March 20tfiu The place.arid times of meeting*
wril be hereafter specified. :,T!ckei§ fotraetnberg single, 1
or for the coursecanbe obtained by the Librarian, or of
Messrs. Hersk, Wilkins'and M’Krilghtjcomriuiteelv : “ v
Tickets for citizens single v orfonhe course^tobe pro
cured at all the. principal book stores, at J. B. M’Fad-!
den, Hi Richardsonan<LF« H/Eatoh’s. • mar7:lAl ;
■: liew Books l. New Boohs X J
Received at henry miner a cov, No 32
Smithfield street
The Maternal Management of Children in Health and*
Disease, byTbomas BuILM. D., member of the Royal
College of Physicians. This work of Dr. Boll’s is one
of.rare merit; its plain, useful instructicna to Mothers
in the-management of their children, is of the’hiehest
utility.
Blackwood’s Magazine, for February;
London Quarterly, for January;
No 34 Shakspeare, Boston edition; .
No 3 Appleton’s Mechanics Magazine;.
A new supply of Lavengo, by George Barrow . fmarB
T Afjfl ACRES OF LAND in Jefferson county fori
l .UUU sale. Enquire of THOMPSON BELL, at
he office of- 1 : [febtO A. WILKINS & CO.
TO the Honorable the Judges o£ the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of thcTeace in and for the Countv
of Allegheny:: ... .. /
petition of R. Miller, of the Township of Ohl o«
iri the County aforesaid,..humbly.' shewelh, That
your petitioner hath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation, of travelers and others,' at his
i ‘dwelling house, in the Township ‘ aforesaid,' and prays
that your. Honors will be pleaaed.ro grant huri a license
to keep a public house of entertainment, And yourne-.
titiorier, as in. duty-bound,'will pray. . - ..
•, t •: ••• - 1 ... , . R. IVULLHR;
We,the subscribers,citizens of the township aforesaid -
do certify, that the above petitioner is.of good repute lor
honesty onitemperarice,.aridis well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation and
lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern
is necessary. - :
8 Richey, A J GUleland, U M’Clinton, D
-Hamilton, PDoley.p.H Lutz, Knodercr, H Thompson*
James Crawford;; JL Hpnpian, F M.Hutchison.
QmarlSJt.- : -
.'i v • • -• '«evr. -iaug*c*. r ‘*
RAND POLKA DE CONCERT, as performed by
\jT Franlein Stopet wilhsuch diilioguianeUapplause,
at the late Concerts,—composed hy Wi V.'Wallace.
■ Also, a great variety of popular by. the
same author.
And all the new and popular Music issued from the
eastern publishers, received and for sale by ■
* - JOHN H. AIELLOR,
Agent for the sale of Chickeririg’s Pianos for Western
Pennsylvania. Wood street. , mar 3 *
rTIO the Honorable the Judges pf the Court of General
I Quartet Sessions of. theTeace, in and for the Conn
tv of Allegheny’* - • - * : -
The peution of .E. Coates,of .the Third Ward, Pius
burgh City>in ihe- County '.aforesaid;humbly. 1 sheVretb;
That your pritiUoner .hath provided himself with mate
rials lor the accomriiddation’of travelers and others, at
his dwcUing-hoiisem the Ward aforesaid; and prays
that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license
no keep a public house of entertainment. And your
e.Uion«,a s mdu.y boat,,!, will
We, the subscribers, citizens or aforesaid Ward,-
do certify that the above petitioner .Is of goodjepuie
for honesty arid temperance, and is well provided wuk
house room and conveniences lot the . accommodation
andlodging of sttangeru and travelers; and -that said;
tavern is necessary.. . '
John AFGuirerCharles A Crosby, Moms ..Wallace,-
Isaac GKaufimJ.W JCimmiotti, Roqcn M* Williams, D]
Reany;' William Ryan, Qaiacy Brooks, Charles-Gleub,-
Jaxpcs Braddock>.Wm J Haaung^-IrawffrirpiS' j
maxi*'* .-•-iv »• *
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Utica, March 15
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A Card to-Business men*
A YOUNG, active business, man. a native of Pitts*
bargh, with an extensive acquaintance i who can
command a cash capital ot-JromOtrt ;SBiOOO,U-anxioua
to make ah investment/andde vote hi 3. limb to business
a* a partner, in Pittsburgh or vicinity. .. .
feb2o ■ Please aaares&Poj< Box-No. 395.
PITTSBURGH v
... COBHEa OF UABEFT Atn) THIBP BTBEBTB..
AJ B. 1850; the only chartexedlnsU
tuuon of the kind in Pennsylvajiia. '
thfS?i'of^SSf“ nHa ' principal iHßlructor in
Profcs!or «- rnmnakip, Mcrcan :
Law?*' Wsaaorf, Esq, Lecturer-, on ■ Commercial
obl ?. ma complete knowledge of
riness IffiL a Ppl\cauon to every branch of bu*
: Ed L erf!??tS hand writing,.are invi
,tea to catt.andexamine the aTraniremrfnts -: -
:Leciure on Commercial Law every Monday eveninz-’
Reference to anyofthecltymerS^l^fdeclO^
rpmi Bnbacnljera take, this methia to inform property
or ta!&t£ , ;i.2SS2SiSSS,t3SSSS
satisfaction. And they .hope* thatbyconttnuimr the
same policy of using the best materials, and emplovine
skillful werkmenvto keep np this favoraole impression
If the question of Tin Roofing was new, or just brought
I before the notice of this cpmnmnity. for the fixst time,
we' would consider that .the importance of the subject
would justifjnieln'extehding'onryiews ott-iis superior
advantages; This, however, is not the case./ We shall
therefore, confine ourselves to/a few remarks. On the
6th day of Jane,lBl4 l (nearly eeven years agOj) we fin
ished onr first job of Tin Roofing in this place.' From
ihat up to the present time,-. we nave covered with tin
the toots of the finest -and most costly buildings that
have been erected in-this county. Webaye given our
vie we On a previous occasion op the superior advantage
ot Tin over iron, as a .covering for houses. And time,
the great tester of all things, hasbui too clearly proven
the correctness of our opinion;
■ Again, ifweplace Tinin juxta-posiuonjwith Slate as
a covering for houses, we think'that tin will bear a favo*
rablb r comparison; with some:’decided advantages.—.
These advantages are, that when tin is used the roof-can
be made much flatter—thereby Saving materials, in the
length of rafters, brick in the gable the
honse easjrof access in 'case of a fife; and showing a
better, finish and’appearance.: Also, when tin iVused
the gutters are worked in, thereby saving the extra and
heavy expense for copper gutters, copper flashings, Ac.,
—things indispensible on slate roofs: ■ If- further.reasons
were deemed necessary, we could offer the'experience
of our eastern citiesln proof what has been aavnnced,-
as it is a well known fact that New York and other east
ern cities very generally prefer even tin for i heir most
costiv-andaplendidbuildings, notwithstanding they have
a full supply of slate nt their doors; ‘ With these remarks
we will leave the subject with those interested, and will
take pleasure ingiving farther.infonnaUon when called
on., JOHN pUNLAP & CO..
corner Ma.rkei~and SeconcTais
Maps of Pennsylvania.^Received, on con-
Eiffnmeni, and /or sale singly, at wJioUmle price.
three dozen Jarge and splendidly.'finished Maps of this
State. This la the most, recent map of the Suite pub
lished} and embraces all that-ia desirable in a perfect
map, at the EDUCATIONAL REPOSITORY*
marl . corner of Market and FoantLsta’. :
The Human Body umat Perspire,
(SO SAYS BATDBS;) .
-'TO HAVE A HEALTHY APPEARANCE,
And persons who do not perspire tire liable to the raos
w DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.
NO \v, Jones’ Italian Chemical -Soap . causes Jsi free
perspiration, and at the same time mollifies, softens
tho skia, giving: it the texture and beauty of an infant’s.
SCURVY, SALT, RHEUM AND SORE3 v
are soon not; only healed.but.cared by its use, as at
least seven physicians in New York know, who use it
in such cases, and find it uataiUnjr-—as also, in
PIMPLES, FRECKLES*
or any other skin disease. The? reader is assured that
this, is no useless puffed nostnun, as one trial wiilpiovo.
I could enumerate at least 80 persons-eured of -
SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD. -
Buy it,-and the reader is again , assured, ! would not
cruelly sell it for the above, unless I knew it to be all 1
state. Those xirho ore liable to
CHAFED, CRACKED, OR CHAPPED FLESH,
will find-this. not only a cure, but .a preventive; and I
canhowdnly add,that any one afflicted with any of
the above, or similar-diseases, will find this, all and even
more (admirable in its properties) than l stale. '.
• the stores are flooded with imitations,
and be sure yon ask for Joses’ Italian Chemical Soap—
and bny it only of WM; JACKSON, only Agent, in
Pittsburgh,24o Liberty street,Pittsburgh, head of Wood
. dec2o ’’ :><
HOPE EVER.
WONDERF VL CURES!!
Pr. Rogers’ Byrnp of Liverwort and Tar
CrAFGHALAGUiIi
For the eompleteauretf Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma,
■ Brotimtu, Spitting of Bleed, and' aU other Lung
Complaints tending to CONSUMF.TZOff.
This syrup contams tw Opium, Calomel, or any mineral
whatever, but is composed entirely of those Hoots.
Herbs, and vegetable" substanceh which'nave a specific
inflnence upon the Lungs, and their connected organs.
lls immediate effect is to £Uay all irritation, and gently
remove the p/vegni.and other morbid secretions from the
Throat and-Air* Passages; thus relieving ihe Cough, by
subduing theinflammationand other causes which give
risetoiu It alsd stimulates and imparts a healthy tone
to .the'Ldugs themselves, thereby enabling them more’
thoroughly to remove from the'blood those impurities
and diseased particles, which; if ret&ihed,do EO‘ ranch
mtscnicflathe-system, and lay the foundation for inch,
rable CONSUMPTIO W, It also exerts a decided action
upon the skinj-and-assists usituro in expelling,thfougb
the Exhalents. much of that morbid matter which would
otherwise he.tnrown back upouthe LiiugSjthus relieving
them of a part of their work, and. renderingthe system
pure.and healthy. Whcntubercles are forralng,it check's
their development and fuitherprogressl or it ulceration
has taken place, it.assisls the Longs in throwing Off. the
corrupted matter, soothes the irritation; heals the ulcer
•ted cavities, and restorcsthem again to healthyuctlon.
is not apdEiarica merely,
which only relieves forthe time being, 'bxti is a thorough
curative, as it strikes at the very root of the disease, and
by removes at once all its remote, and at
tendant consequences. .Thisis its distinguishing char
aeun3ttc?-R property possessed, in equal power, by no
other medicino of like nature, now before the Public.
' CIRCULARSy &c.y -
As no ordinary sized .advertisement can folly explain
thh nature and meritsof this article, the Proprietors have
published a new Circular, giving the history of 'this Medi
ans; ih&dacription, nature, £c., of itspriocipal ingredi
ents;-the effect they are designed to have Upon the
Lungs and Liver, and acopioqjrefcrenceto the persons
who hate been cured by giving their names acid resi
dences, even to the street and the . number. Those who
are troubled: with a Cough, or whoec Ltrags-.ate in the*
least affeetcd. are earnestly desired to call upon the
Agents named below; and procure one of these Pam
phlets. If can be had grarij,and will well repay a perusal.
The- “JJintt on Health,” and “.About taking Cold? may
be worthtoiyourself and family, ■
’ HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS,
in the shape of Doctors’ Bills saved, besides being the
means of-polouging many a valuable life.
,^WARRANTY
Such is our confidence laits virtues,th*t we are will
ineto warrannhisMefflcinemevery easaO/'; Cold
{wbereqeed according 10, the'direcuons outage 7th ot
the pamphlet, inside the Wrapper of each Bottle); and '
where the person fa riot satisfied that he iis deriving
benefit from it, by returning the bottle -within twenty
four hours’limei - ■
- TfIE,MONEY -r.
will be Tetitmed.' See page 3d of the pamphlet in
side the wrapper of each bottle', : : . . r s :
ID* Be sure to ask for Dr.A. Rogers' Syrup of. LIV
ERWORT, TAR, and. CANCHALAGUA, and lefho
other be palmed'on to you.'*.-
CAUTTON .—Hone genuine, unless - there is on tiiebnff
wrapper, a note , of hand,s\sM d with a M by,A. L.:
SCOVILL&CO. v •••• 3
Cough tmd Bistau of foutusn monihs standing Cured
After being given up twice by.eminent Physicians!
ALBinY»Juue9th,lB4&
A. L. Scovillf Co.—l herewith forward to yon
*. Certificate of a Cur?, effected by yoor Compound Syrup
of Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagua.v The Cough and
expectoration was offourieen months standing, Pad bad
baffled the skill of several.of our eminent physicians in
New York, Albany arid Cooperslorvp: lam the per°on'
in whom the cure wa«t effected, arid ag l had previously
no faith in patent medicmei, I have aincc tried it on
others, and have be.come satisfied ©1 ns value. Mine
was as great a cure pa was ever, performed, as r had *
during my tack ness, &cm given up tmd try my physicians'
I have now commenced, my. business, after taking I
think, aboutaigftiAottfej.
Yours,respectfully, THO 3. Q. FAULDER. !
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED,
stm notv pbomptlt rr acts. .
v S/aton«nljf iirr, A:Zang, Baiir, »,:388 Pant slrutj
:N. Y.--A few days-before fast Christinas, I was taken
onwel/i And soon commenced bleeding freely at the
f cplled in a Homeopathic physician, but hie
medicmo did not seem to help me. Iread your adveri
. isemeat, and thought T would try Vr. Rogers' Syrup of
Liverwort, Tor and Canchalagud. B fore t had taken
up the third faufe, my‘bleeding had stopped, my Cough
was gonei arid I felt as-well as usuah . My healtbla nowi
good. 1 consider it a most excellent medicine, pnd cors
aially recommenditto my friends. [This statcmcnt.wds
made to the Rroprittors, March tilh, 1850.) 1 •'
|tjr** f This whole paper nughtbe filled with letterasi
mflar to the above, fr cm thosx who hate been cured, -
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. L. SCOVILL
A CO., Proprietors at their ''Principal Dmoi, GOTHIC
HALL, No. m Broadway, New Yofk, to oS
den far the Medicine, and letters relating to Acene£* :
should be addressed, port-paid.-...' •' • A Sencies,
ALSO, for sale by R. E; Sellers, No. 57 Wood
Wholesale Agent for Pittsburgh and v!cini°y; RAI!
Curry and H.P. Schwartz, Allegheny City; Townsend
fpr°’’r^i anc »A. Patterson, Bmningham. !
PRICE—In large bottle. 81,00; or six bottles Tor 85 00
Mfciw mvsic. ....... .
G Barkerj
The Robm;
..' f® .Thinking o’er the-D»ya,Mary ; •'•
iuy New England Home. New Song, dedicated to
the Ladiesof.NewEngland; . '
She J Love u far away..
Oh, Meet me on the Silver Shore;
Good Night; - r>
My Home’s on the Prairie Lea. By Woodbnrr i
LilyPhey. ByS.C, Foster;
B7G ' Barkcr;
JjJ®»khhi. The Black Shakers 1 Song and Polka;
Gnltor;
BesAdteux. By Horr;
An eitensive collection of new Polkas, Waltres,'
. v ’
lion*? «V,!r neW j nl>s>lr of" New Carmine Sacra,” Can
to*?.;"?.™ifnaan o f oBll onr new wort, called the ‘‘Ms
■* collection of popular and social longs.hairno-i
cmsideildvS an l ?< w ? yQ S Webb., and W. Mason
coosidered one ofthe best work* ever published. :
'Hf KLEBEE, Goman Habp. .
No.lOt Third street '
IST bhds.just received and for cate
H ♦ marlOiU MILLER, CHURCH i' CO; i
IATUUi>BN TYPEL~Wooden Typeyfrom the tnann.
fwtoiy of Wells & Webb, famished at.short .110*
UCe,py [febSDf- W.S. HAVEN,
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, - ■ WnfmproVed. Property for Sale«
A PROPERTY; ofiwo aftta'iiituatod
y ? rf ’ fr I - om , lhe c '<y limits, in the Seventh
«h/n l %i e fr “ m on both «<«« of Bedford «i -
Sin T “ e “ lots •» desirable . for divldinr
int° Baildmg Lots, or for one or two family reridefrceß
The location ie healthy and pleasant enC6B '
Agent, : /.
' ;76 Smnhficld street.'■
5..„„ r StoopeaStoalders. "*""
BRACE9^- ,p hege Braces are e«entlal
inStaedf-neSim'"* who 32 Profes-uons ia life Vendor
inclined posture necessary. To the coisomnllvp
thesedentaty; and all those who, in their daily 1; 1
.hare contneted-;ths' habit .of stooping, this 3&SSS if.
Brace is inestimable. It prevents the ’shoold“?s from
u ?. e . ch « t >?*pandsthe dimension, “f
the Ofintaher in which the T,ungs and Heart are con
tained, and gives bnoyancy to the whole frame i thus in '
itsac&on,'counteracting the principal,causes which lead *
t<> disease in those important organs, and to * numerous - - '
tram'of.cenrous ids, to which so many, are subject -
KBYSER & JVI’DOWELL,: ,
] IjOWoorfst r •
: l?ew Patent Traises.
THESE Trasses arc most confidently recommended
to the afflicted for the radical euro of Hernia or Rup‘ ...
tun. They retain the rapture perfectly, ispd mny be
worn with ease and comfort by ihe r j>aueut, and hairo
neen Known, in many instances, to effect a speedy care. ••
F or sale by KEY36R fcM’DOWKLL,
• nlarB ■ ■ ■ -■ ... I4U Wood *t
Snmmor drrangemonti,
LINES ,
%Sn?SZ,Zi to f h ti
Xancthrough only $6 hears:, Coach-, t oillirZ-ZZn,rZ^.
M - 1 o’clo?k;R M'-n a o C d?S,o4;
uons route to the Eastern cities; Passehttere fo? finh "
more take the New Railroad'at EaSTgh dtrec, ™
the arrival of the Cars at that place.: • • ■
_NiB. T Thje only office for the above Lines, under the'
St. Charles Hotel, No:40 Wood street; Pittsburgh. -
nmtS W.K. MOORHEAD,'Agent. ■
WATCHESiJE'VV'EERY.SItyESvVAREII.AMPa
MILITARY GOt>DS,’&C -Dhrlng-tho alieration'
now beingmademthe front of my sroirer, customers will -
find me in the rear and. on the second story* with a lnr*e
anaeicellentstockof all goods ih my line,and prices '
nnusually low. Watch repairing continued as usudlfn
the shops in second story. . W. W. WILSON
r marv - corner of IMarket ami Fourth sW' ■:' v
a • t Rom Street.
POR-REiVZi—Anew three story brickDwel- '
lecg House,situate bn Ross, above Fifth street*
arranged witha hall, two parlors, kitchen, wash home,’
cella r 4 bed rooms, and jiaished garret, Bake dvohi&c.:'-
all in comiplote order. Kent S2OO Possession on tho
Ist of April. SI CUTiIIiERT, Gcn’i Ag'n
_ zn ’ >T ~ 70 Bmithfteld street- .1.
Fasnion Tor 186 U
TBlSheatuifnl style of HATS received and for
sale by : JAMES WILSON.
tnar7 Cornerof Wood st and Diamond alley. ■
market Garden for Sale;
\ DESIRABLE PROPERTY,, welt situated either'
;XX. for a family residence dr a market garden; having'
a new Cottage Honie, a well of good water, siawiK&cf;'
with three acres of Land in the hlghestatale of cuitiva
.tton—having above an acre of Strawberries, a large
.passery;peaches, plums,apples and pears, with other
frails—all of thebesl qualities; a large FiowerGardeh;
of every variety.. tThe whole is in a healthy condition -
and good order, situate on Troy hill, near the residence
of Judge Lowne. The whole will be.eold for 52500
'■ Immediate possession.: 8. CCTHBERT, Gen’l Aa’t.
marly : • ' /• 76 Smuhoeld street. • *
, JXf} C W. I *
. or Weak*.
tht-Breast or Lungs, and other atfecnotts of tho,
Brouter Lungs. ■■■..'■■ -J ,
W.ISTAB’S BAI/SAM OF WILD CHERRY is a
_?T fine herbal medicine,composed chiefly of Wrcm ■« V'* >
Csekrt Bask and the geniaine Iceland Moss (the latter* •
imported expressly for thij pdrpose,/ the rare medical •
■nnues of which are alsocombined by a new chemical
process with the extractoftar,thus rendering the whole
compound thc moxi'certaih and efficacious. refnG'dy'ever
discovered for CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
■ ■ . CORRESPONDENCE.
Y. BairfcSj'of dCehia J .Oltio, a highly respecl
able Drnggistin that deiizhtfdl village, has infofmed it*
that the sale of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Chcrryis un
paralleled. The demand fork Is so great that bscon
scarcely keen himself SoppUed with it. ' He haa had in •
his store medicines for long uffectional Some of these
were esteemed good and some gave temporary reUet-i . . ■
Bat since he haishad Wistar's Balsam of Wild Chnrry
a number of the most serioos cases were completely cm
redby iisuse; “I never.sold a medicine,” says tlicdbo '
.tor, “in which I had that entire confidents that I hitdi'tf :v
.this” ... :•
Tr crmai! ', ; Wherevcr Wistaria Balsam ofWUdCher
ty is introduced,it at once attain* thariugh reputation it
so richly deserves. What can pieven 1 . its sale when-bn
every hand'can be witnessed its wondetfulcum? The
worat case'rof Asthma, recent and*dangeron« Cough;
(and also those that .aie of long standing,} Bronchitis ■
or Consamption tin'it3 early stages) are. always cured
bv.this remarkable medicine. , ,
/ HEREDITARYCdNSUMPTION!
Curedby WUtar’a Balsam of Wild CheuVs
. ■ Plsasaot Bass, Hamilton co., 0., Sep. 27. lesu. 1 -
J.D. Parley-Dear Sirr, I take.the liberty of advisln*
£ oa *£{ ,fac benefit that Xlravc derived frorathenSeo'-
Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry. I was prostrated
by that terrible scourge, Consumption,in Maylast v The*
attack was truly horrifying to me/for five of my family;
(ray brother* and sisters,) had died of Consumption. J;i
was afflicted with nearly all of the worst features of the
disease: 1 had a distressing cough and dxpeetoiated a
great deal of blood,hecuc fever, severe pains in the side
and .chest, cold chills, alternating with flushe* of-heaf
and copiona night sweats ;•
1 was under the. care of a ekillqiipiiysicmrr from tie *
time I was takensick nntil.aboutsir weeks nipne,being
then about helpless, and my friends coDstderi.nis'iny case'-'
hopeless, or at least b>.yond the reach
skill, advised the use of Wistari? Bhl-mnof/.Wi d Cher
ry. • •' -
‘ I have-taken four bottles of the 'medicine, and mw
consider myself perfectly: well.. I make ihi< sta'omehi
to induce others that .are afflicted a# ti Imvo-been/io
make trial of Wistaria-Balsam oX Wild Cherry,, which
remedy haß, under thc-blessing of. Providence,'restored
my health. JEREMIAH- ISGKIGG. .
Caowrr-Poun:, Lake co , la;, Juneds, lWp;
J. D.Park—Dear Sir:. Ab.l havendeep;comrois«era»
tionfor.the afflicted, permit me to give you a brief histo* *
ry of-my.affllctious, and the benefits derived from the
use of “i>r. Wistaria Bai«am of Wild Cherry.”-In July.
1844,1 was attacked with afeyerof a.typhdm'cliaracier*
•which left me in a very debilitated stale,' when in the
following winter I was taken With, cold/ which'
reduced me to such an extent os to give rne the ortpear
unce of a confirmed consumptive, llabored uiidfir a
severe cough, expectorated a great deal, and was trou
bled with.cold feet and night-sweat#,- .1 also' freouenllv
raised blood from my lungs. T continued m this state,
gradually sinking under the disease,until January, 847.
until I was again attacked with fever. My extremities,
especially fray feet, wef*-constantly cold, and almost
lost their feeling. Under these circumstances it/nay be
truly caid that I was a titnng skeletons - I finally deter
mined to quit taking medicine prescribedbyphysicians
and try Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry; and from
the first- week that I commenced taking it 1 can date a
gradual recovery; I coauhnediu use six monlbs, nt the
end of which time I was cured, and have enjoyed good
health ever aince.'&nd checrfally recommend the Bal
sam to alt those afflicted with diseases of the lungn/and
would say to. those, commencing its use not to be dis
couraged, if two orthree bottles do' noleffect a cure, but
persevere as I have done, and I have no doubt but cine
case's out of ten wilf be blessed with renewed health as
I have been. - -.~ \7 JOSEPH JaCKSOK.-;
Jmporxani to titejs 'AjjHbed 'with Disaua qf t\« Lunzs
• and Breast; - .
Will miracles never cease? Mora evidence Of ite
surpassing health restorative virtues! ■» *
(From Dr. Baker, Springfield, Washingtoncq-,_Kx4
"• 1 SpaxkGPiELiy, Ey', May 14* 1845
. ltakethn-oppOMnuiLyo
informing youoi" a most remarkable cate performed on .
me by the use of Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In the year 1840 I was taken with the inflammation
of the bowels, which I labored trader tor sixweeka,
when I-gradually ;recovered. • In the foil of 1841! was
attacked with a severe cold, which seated itselfnpon ■
ray lungs; and for .ihe space of three years I wa* con*
-fined tonty bed. I tried all.kinds of m-rt’cmeaaadtvß*
ry varieiy-of aid. without benefit j bM tins I weaned
aJong unUl the winter of .1845, waeh l hoard of.DritVls
tarisFalsamcf Wild Cherry. / ; . :
My friends persuaded me lo givo ii a trial, though I
had given op all' hopes of recovery, and had prepared
my-elffor the chance of another world.'. Through their
solicitations I was induced to make use of ihe
TFtrtOris Balsam of Wild Cherry . The. effect >va* truly
astonishing.'- After five'years of affliction and suffering;
and after having spent four or five hundred dollara to no
purpose, an* the best eßd most respeciable nhysiciaus .
had proved unavailing,! was soon restored to. enme .
health by the blessm/of God, and thc me of Dr. Wis
taf’sßalsaraofWildCherrs>. . - ' ’•
May the blessingof God rest upon the proprietors o f
'SO ■valuable a* Wwiar’s Jgai.-am of Wild
Cherrv. Yours, respcctfclly, - W.H.BAKLR.
ThecerruineWistaria Balssmof i\ ild Cherry ”Uas
afaosimile of the signature.of Henry, Wistar, M. D.,
Philaoelphia, and Sanford & Park 13 on a finely exe
cuted steel engTaved wrapper. Iso other can- be gcua-
J. D. PABKj (successor to SanfordA Purk,l
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent to iho SomAnnd.Wcatj to whom all orders mutt
be addressed. < .
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street and the Diamond? 15 A. Fahnestock .&. Co,Piua
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Bedford; Reed A Son/ Huntinsddn i m re.
burgh; Hildebrand & Co, Indiana} J R_Wnghi,KiUaa*
ningr Evans Jo'. Son,
Waynesburgh; M’Farlaml & Co,lv Cnllen.lcr, Head,
vflle; Burton A Co, Erie; Henry For«r, Mercer; Jas
KeUv A Co, Butler ; S Smiih, Bcuvet; J D Sommerton,
Warren; FLA CSJones, Condersportr.P
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MILLKR & RJCKETSON,.'.
m( 54 Nos. S2L and 323 Liberty street.
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