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5 . LOCAL MATTERS.
'■ Mbs. BtrsHtreit.—This lady, as will be aeon by
•* -her card in another coromn,:has opcncd a room oA
: the corner of Put and Penn streets, to receive the
n ca {| a of her patrons. Prof. Buchanan, inhis“Jour.
cal of Man,” speaks of her thus:
jlrs. B. oEsumoa at will the clairvoyantconditinn,
in which she speaks with great freedom' and bold,
htiss upon almost any subject past, present or fa*
tore. She describee the .Phrenological, Physlologi
cal, end Pathological conditions of persons either
present or absent, and gives Medical prescriptions,
advice, opinions, charts, dec. l Her temperament la
energetic and impulsive, and although eno may not
be accurate in nil cases, she certainly displays powa
era of a high order, calculated to eioito tho admi
ration, wonder, andmverence of nil who can ap
preciate these wonderful manifestations of our spiri
tual nature. I. have requested her to describe the
condition of patients whom she had never seen, and
havo found her descriptions remarkably correct.
All skeptics will now have an opportunity of test
ing the truth of tho science of Clairvoyance, at n
very cheap rate, by calling upon her.
Abhitju>. —Mrs-Coo, a lady or distinguished tal
cuts, and an able champion or Women’s Rhghts,
haß arrived in onr city. Sho is spohen ores an elo
quent and fluent speaker, and will deliver her first
lecture on Wednesday evening, atPlfilo Hall. Sab-
ject: Woman—her business interests. Admission
- . Tree. Doors open at 7. Lecture to commence at 7{.
The lecture will be followed by throe others,
!>■ - upon the education orwoman—her political rights
—matrimonial inlelicity. snd its copses. Tickets
to the course 60 cents. - Single lecture 25 cents.—
Due hotice of the time will be given.
Important PoiUTs—Mr. Cochran, a lawyer, yes*
terdoy morning appeared before Judge McCluro and
demanded that the fcourt should order hit admission
to the jai), to sce-a client ta whora tao Sheriff had
refused him access.- Tho Court reserved his final
decision in the case until Saturday next, but in the
meantime advised the Sheriff to give him access to
hie client.’
Recovered.—lt will be remembered that some
lime since, H. Klober was stopped in Bayardstown
dad made to deliver up his valuable gold watch.-
Fora long time no hopes were entertained of its
recovery; but the vigilance ofthc police succeeded
ad obtaining it on Sunday, from a mau who had
purchased it without knowing that It had been stolen.
The thief wc believe is yet at large.
62P John Mo ran,; a Watchman, was assaulted on
.. Sunday, nigbt, on the Fourth street Road, in tbo
most outrageous manner. He was knocked down
, several limes, nod severely beaten. The individuals
whoassaolied him were arrested yesterday, and held
to bail For their appearance at Court.
Barbarous.—loform&tton has been made before
Aid, Steel by Borne barbers, that others following
the eamo business havo bees profaning tbo Sabbath
iy shaving on that day. They will have a hearing
<o day, when it is expected thoy will be.armcdwith
bli the materials for a close shave.
Bar Yesterday, a gondemao passing along Mur*
het street made a very narrow escape of having his
leg broken, on the corner of the Diamond, by stop*
ping into a coal hole, tbo grating of which, at the
lime, was off. Ho was, however, considerably hurt.
Several persona were arrested yesterday and
brought before the Mayor, charged with passing
counterfeit money. It had been done unknowingly,
and on redeeming the notes and paying the costs
they wero discharged.
Appointed ,-—Wm. Boggs, of Lower St. Clair
township, has been appointed Associate Jodgo or
the Court ot’Common Pleas of Allegheny County,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the term of Judge
Kcrt expiring.
DrsTWGUiBHED Arrivals.—The Hon. Jeff. Davis,
ofMiss., Dodge of Wisconsin, Atchison of Mo,, ar
rived in our city on Sunday, and took rooms at ibe
Monongahela House. They lefl yeatoiday morning
for their homes.
KfiyF-.:C<nuUß«o«tt.wTht Court of Common
Pleas yesterday appointed James McCuen, of the
Ninth Ward, County Commissioner, to fill the vu
cincy occasioned by the death of James Benson.
Hugh Niccol made complaint yesterday, bc»
. fore Aid. IsOWiS, agaiost n colored man earned Tim
othy McPherson, for stealing a horse. The officers
are In hot pursuit of the thief.
Codbt OF Qdabteb Sessioks. The Court of
Quarter Sessionecommoucce its sitting on Monday
. nest. This-Term will be-one of unusnal interest,
there are many important cases to bo tried.
Suany or the Peace.*—A man named Pratt wag
yesterday committed, by Aid Parkinson,on a Surety
of the Peace. .
GST The American Mioiiter to Mexico, Robert
Fletcher of. Ky,> passed through (his city yesterday,
en route to that conotry.
PoucE.—Hts Honor-had nine customers bo fore
him yesterday morning. They or in
<he usual manner.
fiSP At Bearer they raised orer two hundred dol
lars to aid in the purchase of Woodson, the fngitire
slave.
SSTOor rivers are in on excellent stage for navi
gallon, and business is brisk on the levee.
BSP We understand that Manager Fostor is doiog
a splendid business with his Theatre at Wheeling.
BSP The Panorama ofCalifornia, at the Atheneum,
is doing a splendid business.
. Q£P The gals.wilh organ and lamborine weredisr
coursing music on the streets yesterday..
B3T The weather yesterday was very aopleasaot
Cabinet Maters Wanted. ~~
subscribers will employ anamber of good hands
.\JL at the above business; ns: Bureau, Bedstead and
Table makers. None bat good workmen need applyi
ng good wages will be given and payment prompt.
RYAN & AI’KEE,
at Ry&n'a Buildings,
marts No. 31 Fifth street.
.TffITATCHKS Receiving and on hand, an extensive
T y assortment of the best London,Liverpool and Ge
neva manufactures, and warranted as to accuracy in
time—finefimsb and durability. Equal to any imported
W. W. WILBON,
marls corner of Market and Fourth bib.
rfEWELRY AND SILVER WARE—A large assort-
V raent of the finest kind always on hand—and new
work made to order.
Forks, Spoons, Ac., of the best material and the low
rates. Tmarlfi] W. W. WILSON.
SPAING BONNETS—Oar first lot received and open*
ed—comprising in part the following styles:
White and Yellow Lace; Queen’s Own;
AlboniCftip; . Hair Tulip:
Milan do; Jenny Lind and Satin;.
English do; Fluted Straw and Satin do;
- Fine Straw and Diamond; Pearl and Loop do;
Florence Onmped; American Lace;
English Pearl; Hungarian Mixed;
English Albone; Fluted Manilla; ■
. ... SiUt do;
niariS t - A. A. MASON & CO.
TO tho Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessionsoflhe Peace,m and for the County
of Allegheny: ■ * _
The petition of John H. Little, of the Township ,of
Ohio, ia the County aforesaid, humbly shewetu,—
That your petitioner hath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his
dwelling house m aforesaid Township, and prays that
y our Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep
.•publio house of entertainment. And your petitioner,
as tndaly bound, will pray. JOHflf H; LiTTLE/,.
. We, the subscribers, citizens of aforesaid Township,
do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is' well provided with
house room and conveniences for'the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, und that said
tavern is necessary.
A Allen, li Lane, J Clmrie, J Lowdon, J M Cordell, A
<7hurdse,W White, G W Meany, R Linn, James Allen,
A G R Richey, James polk. [marlSflt
To Contractors.
PROPOSALS will be received attho Office of'M. B.
BROWN, Liberty street, Pittsburgh, until the gOth
instant, fer ail tho GradtogandMasoory oiubc fimfive
miles of the TeraperanpevUle and Noblestown Plank
Road. Also, for a Srldgeiyer Chanter Creek. Also,
for the Grading and Masonry on ibfijr Branch Road (It
miles,) to CoL william Lee's,.onWa!«hingtonTurnpike.
marX3:jd M. B. BROWN, President-
P HINTING PAPER.—A superior lot of doable me
dium tPrmuag Paper, 27x37; and imperial, 22x52,
... for sale by . W. S. fIAVkN,
Blank Book and Paper Dealer, CQt Market A3nds«
- pms - - .
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V i’'
Jfao Sooks, iJIn3U, Sfft.
H April raanoßlnso.
MINER & do., No.sar*rallMleld ureal,tiavo
. calved lha following new Mngnttuoi and Novell i
Oodey>» Lmty’i Hook for April!'
Graham's Mtijratina, ilo;
Sarlnin’e ao do;
Petoraon’s do dor
Dictionary of Mechanlci' Engine Work and Engineer
' Part Sooond of Caroline of Branewlek:'
The Warwiok Woodleißli-or.Thingi n» they were
Twenty Year. Ago By Frank. Fore.ter-new edSon,
revued and corrected, with flluitrmion. by the anthbr i
..Theßickioburglj.cntho Rhine—With a nretfaca fcn' :
Kk"^"7n°= n eT S h i ,^r. n4Sratt ' 1
gtneer on theHndion Hiver Rnllroad
tei? n?j™, era l> b ? r F - G- Bkinher-and a l““r on
• 1 "On, Charffts E. Claris.
Store °n the e city QYe are for Bale 111 the chea^ff fc
A ThS^i?? OKB J HEW BOOKS I
A Post Office* 4 terWy Depots Third Btrecl » °PP osito Ul °
Bertie. A humorous Novel—by George Seaworthy.
Oregon and California; or, Sights in the Gold Region.
BOQise La Valliero. By Alexander Damns;
tijT on % e * 0, «y George Sand. Four volume* In ouw
Price 50 cents.
Lovengro, tne Scholar, the Gipsy, Uie Priest.’By (fco,
Barrows.
The Queens Necklace. By-Alexander Pumas,
Reveries of an Old Maid —embracing Important Him*
to Young Men,
For sale also by McNamara, opposite the post offioo,
Allegheny city. • ■ ; aariS
New Boobs: New Boobs::
TDOREIGN Reminiscences, by Henry Richard Lord
JC Holland, Edited by his son, Henry Edward Lord
Holland.
Jane Boavcrie; or Prosperity and Adversity, By Cath
arine Sinclair, author of Sir Edward Graham,Holyday
house, Ac.
Moorland Cottage. By the author of Mary Barton.
Lavejigro ; the Scholar—The Gipsy—The Priest By
George Borrow, author of the “ Bible in Spain” and the
“Gipsies of Spain”
Volume Ist Hildreth’s History of the United Stales.—
Second Senes. '
The above works just teceived aud for sale by
R. C STOCKTON,
Bookseller and Stationer,
ntatlo. . corner Market and Third streets.
TONES ON LAND OFFICETITLES-A syllabus of
W - the Law of Land Office Titles in Pennsylvania, by
Joel Jones; received and for sale by
■ R. C. STOCKTON,
aarlC • No. 47 Market Si.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!-Wall, at his Peri
odical Depot, 85 Fourth'street, has just received the
following new BookB:
Iconographic Encyclopedia, No. 17;
Harpers’ and the international Magazines for March:
Democratic Review for March;
New York Journal ol Medicine for March;
The British and Foreign Medico Chirnrgical fie view :
Art Journal for February;
The Moorland Conage. By the author of Maryßarton;
Poor Richard’s Alumnae, as written by Dr. Franklin,
for tho icars 1730,1737 and 1738. [mar7
BLANK BOOKS.—The largest stock of Blank Books,
of every description, m all styles of bindery, is of
iered for sale, at the lowest rates, at
W.S HAVENS’BIank Book Store,
comer of Market and Second streets.
Merchants are requested to-call and examine our Me
dium and Demi Blank Works, which are offered at loto
cr prices than they have been sold iri this city. [mar7
Harper’s Magazine for march.
H MINER A CO , No. 32 Smitb&eld street, have re
• ceived the following new books.
Harper’s Magazine for March.
Tne International Magazine for March.
A new supply of Burrow’s new work entitled Laven
gro: the Scholar, the Gipsy, the Priest.
No. 5 of the Nightingale, or Jenny Lind Songster.
ASsop’s Fables, n new version, chiefly from original
sources, by Rev. Thomas James, M. A.; with more than
50 illustrations.
Together with the largest assortment of Cheap Publi
cations in the City. • marfl
New Books 1 New Books 11
RFXEIVED AT HENRY MINER & Co’s, No 32
Srallhfield street:
Ihe Maternal Management of Children in Health and
Disease, by Thomas Bull, M. D., member of the Royal
College of Phymcinns. This work of Dr. Bull’s is one
of rare mem; us plain, useful instructions to Mothers
in the management of their children, is of the highest
utility. 6
Blackwood’s Magazine, for February;
London Quarterly, for January;
No 31 Shakspeare, Boston edition;
No 3 Appleton’s Mechanics Magazine;
A new supply of Lavengo, by George Barrow. [marB
New BoolTal New Bookat
TXTALL, No. S 5 Fourth street, has Just received the
Tv following new works:
Consuelo. By George Sand. Cheap edition. Price
w cents. This is universally admitted to be the master
piece of one of the mort remarkable of living novelists.
Boston Shakspeare. Nr 34. Contents: Pericles,
Prince of Tyre.
Horticulturist for March
The Moorland Cottage. By the at a '*( Mary Barton.
Cultivator for March.
Knickerbocker for Match.
Age—No. 350. [marts
Now Music. “*
POLKA DF. CONCERT, as performed by
\J Franlem Stopcl wuh such distinguished applause,
at the late Concerts,—composed by w. V. Wallace.
Also, a groat variety of popular .compositions, by the
same author. '
And all tbe new and popniar Music issued from the
eastern publishers, received and for sate by
, , , JOHN H. MELLOR,
Agent for the sale of Chiekering’s Pianos for Western
Pennsylvania, No. 61, Wood street. mar 3
New StoeU of Pianos.
-rtr—-—MRS. C. BLUME would icspcei
fejVl U invite the- attention ofthepub
to her new and splendid stock of
v—' just opened and ready for
sale, among which arc the celebrated Hamburg Pianos,
with the new improvement of the over-strings, the la
test and most important improvement, invented solely
by them and by no others. They have been tried to be
copied in Oils country, but unsuccessfully.
Also, one splendid 7 octave, double carved Piano,
Loms XIV style, made by Baeon A Raven, New York.
Three 7 octave Pianos , also made by Bacon A Raven,
New York.
Four G| octave Pianos, made by J. A. C. Fisher, late
Naans A Fisher, New York; together with some of oar
own manuf acmrn, with metalic frame. tja£B
NEW fIIPSIC.
WHERE are ilio Friends of my Youth* By G. Barker;
• Pve Something Sweet to Tell You j
. The Robin;
I’m Thinking o'er the Days, Mary;
My New England Home. New Song, dedicated to
the Ladies of New England;
She I Love is far away.
Oh t Meet me on the Silver Shore;
GoodNicht;
My Home's on the Pratne Lea. By Woodbury,
Lily Rhey. By S. C. Foster;
I've left my Native Village. By G, Barker;
The Spirit Dove;
Fr>, hi, hi. The Black Shakers* Song and Polka;
Would I were with Thee—for Guitar ;
Lcs Adieu. ByHorr;
An extensive collection of now Polkas, Waltzes,
Variations, Ac.
Ali»o, anew supply of "New Carolina Sacra,-' Can
ticaLnudis, and an excellent newwork, called the uMt
lodtity a. collection of popular and social tongs, harmo
nized and a Ranged byG. S Webb and W. Mason
considered one of the best works ever published.
11. KLEBER, Golden Has?,
feblS No. 101 Third street.
SUNDRIES— €0 sacks prime Kentucky Feaihors;
300 bus. Dned Peaches;
Il7bhds. Sugar;
2SO bbls. Molasses ;
00 boxeß superior 6 s Tobacco;
150 bbls. Tar;
10 do Tanner's Oil;
15 do Clovereecd;
For sale by CARSON A M’KNIGHT.
mart 94 Water street.
FISH— Mackerel, Nos. 1, 2 and 3; ‘
Shad, m whole and half barrels; 1
Herrings ui pickle;
Cod Fisn in casks; For sale by
febgl jALEXANDER KING.
Tapscott’aGonerut Emigration office.
REMlTTANCESandPassagetoand ,--to*-
Great Britain and Ireland, by W.AJ&grjgW
J.T. Tnenrolt, 70 South St., COrnerSKkiX
ol Maiden Lane, N. Y.,and 06 Water
loo Rood. Livorpool.
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal terms with those desirous ofpaying
the passage of their friends from tho Old Country; ana
they flatter themselves their character and longstanding
in business will give ample assurance that au their ar
rangements will ho earned out fauhfhlly.
Messrs. W. & J. T. Tapscott are long and favorably
known forthesupenor class,accommodation, and sailing
qualities of their Packet Ships, The QUEEN OF THE
WEST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK, HOTTINGUER,
■ ROSCIUS. UYERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of which
leave each port monthly—from New York the 21st and
20th, andfrom Liverpool the Gib and llthi in addition to
which they have arrangements with tho St. George and
Union Lines of.-Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
from Liverpool every five days, being lima determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with theirincreosing
patronage: while Mr. W. Tapßcolt’s constant personal
superintendence of the businessm Liverpool is an ttddil
tional security that the comfort and accommodation o 7
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers being, as usual, extensively engaged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, aretbereby enabled to take charge oi
and forward passengers immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contract forpassage.from any sea
port in Great Britain pr Ireland to this city, the nature oi
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so far inland not otherwise ai]
tamable, and will, if necessary, forward passengers fur
ther West by the best mode or conveyance, without any
additional charges for their trouble. Where persons
sent ti>r decline coming out, the amount paid for passage
.Will be refunded in full.
REMITTANCES
Tho subscribers sre also prepared to give drafts at
Bight for any amount, payable at the principal cutes and
•owns in England, Ireland* Scotland and Woles; thns af
fording a safe and expeditious mode of remitting funds
to those countries, whioh persons requiring such facili
ties will find it to their interest to avail themselves of.
<>f by
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
n"ys7-d&w-ly. • Philadelphia.,
3 d- * jobs HAFT, in.
J. D. WlkbUllß « CO,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCERS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Anil Do filers in
COUHTHY PBODVCB -AND PITTSBITBOH HAjnnrACTTJB£S,,.
Gamer of I food, tfid Fifth atrettS)
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floroitjnml anir JHiiamial.
n *»y Rotlbw of tne Wbolcaale nartteu
office op the"morning post, > ...
Tduday, Maroli 18,-1851. $
Tho weMhor yesterday was wot anil di«agK>rnt>lo (
which somewhat checked out door butlnosi.
FLOUR—-Wo noto, sales of 340 bills, varying Irom
$3,31 (0 3,35; also 190 bbls a, 03,25 j several
email lota or oatra sold at $3,41 from stores j sales
at $3,60(33,66 by tho dray load,
GRAIN— Wo noto sales of prime Wheat at 74,
Rye 60(361. Oats 33,
POTATOES, —Sales of 80 bbls at 83,00 bbl,
SUGAR—SaIes of 20 hhds at 6} Tor good (air,
several other lots 6}o6j.
MOLASSES—We have aalcß ol 40 bbls, oak
cooperage, at 34.
CORN—We note a salo o( 300 bags at 40 eta, on
tlmo, from first hands.
BUTTER—Further sales at 10011.
BEANS—SaIes of 7 bbls email .whito at 81,40 »
bushel.
• APPLES—SaIes or 85 bbls from tho Wharf at
81,15 bbl.
5 VKBT;O IHCHBS ST.TSR IN 7HS I’IUNIIL
„ ARRIVED:
Steamer. Michigan No. 2, Boies. Beaver.
‘‘ Atlantic, Parkinson,Brownsville.
“ . J. M’Kee.Hendrickson, McKeesport.
w Beaver. Gordon,, Beaver.
“ Fashion No. 2, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Thomas Shriver, Bailey. West Newton.
u Redstone* Woodward, Brownsville.
Hibernia No. 2, Batchelor, Cincinnati.
“ "Malta, Dexter, ZonesUle..
‘ Jenny Lind, Hard, Zanesville.
‘ Genesee, Moore,St. Louis.
‘ J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
, DEBAR rED:
“ Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, do
“ J.M’Kee, Hendrlokson, McKeesport.
“ Michigan No. 2,Boies,Beaver.
** Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
“ Thomas Shriver, Bailey. West Newton.
“ Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
u Keystone State/Stone, Cincinnati.
“ Reveille, Dale, -wellsville.
“ Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
“ Wellsville, Young, Wbcoling*
14 Pilot No. 2, Shank, Hockingport.
“ Julia Dean, Gallagher, Zauesvile.
_For Marietta and Hocltfngport,
Tbs fine steamerPAClFlC,ZanourMab*
6alsflillgilflTS»» will leave for the above and intermedi
ate ports every THURSDAY) at 4 o’clock, P. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
- - .T. WOODS A SON,
marlO No. 61 Water st., and 63 Front st.
ANNNAMARIA KUHN,t In the Conn .of Com
by heT next friend, Jko. ! mon Pleas of Allegheny
* Ea, » vt - f County,Pcnusylvanin.of
4 Gorrpaan KtmN. J October T. 1850. No. 74.
_ Libcl in Divorce a Vinculo Matrimonii. .
. Ajcd Now, to wit; February ,20th, 1851,
onmotion of Sliker A Heslcp, proof hav
been made that a subpeena and alias
issued in the above case and re*
■g||Bgpiy turned according to law, and that the de-
fendant, - Gottfried Kuhn, in said case.
- ;*** could not be found i» the County of Alle
gheny, it is ordered that the High Sheriff of said County
shall cause notice to be published in the w Daily Morn
ing Post,” In the CUy of Pittsburgh, in said County, for
four weeks successively prior to the fourth Monday,
being the twenty-fourth day in March, 1851, requiring
the said defendant to appear on the said day, to answer 1
to the said complaint. By the Court.
To GortLSia Kuhs, Respondent ‘above named .—You
are hereby required to appear before the sold Court on
the fourth Monday of March next, 1651, to answer the
complaint of above named libelleat..
feb27:ltaw4w C. CURTIS, Sheriff,
February 20, laSt.
Administration of joiin means.—on mdtlon
to discharge C. C. Seely, Administrator of John
Means, from his administration of said estate, the Or
phans* Court of Allegheny County direct this notice of
said application. O. C. SEELY,
maro:dlaw3w Administrator. -
fltOthe Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
A Quarter Sessions of the Peace In and for the County
of Allegheny.
The petition of George Beale, of tho First Ward,Pitts
burgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly shewetb, That
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
(he accommodation of travelers and others, at bis dwell
ing house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that
your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And yo.»r peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will pay.
GEORGE BEALE.
We,.the subscribers, citizens of the W a rd afore
said, do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute
for honesty and temperance, 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,) Allen Cordell, Henry
Earle, R C Stockton, D 8 Scully, John “Seottn, James
Cassilly, Beuben Hope. W C Walt. A Nardi, George
Beale, jr~, John Boll.— • Chronicle." [roar 13
fJEW SPRING GOODS t
Marknstrut r No. 75, between Fourth si.4* the Diamond.
THE subscriber is now receiving from the Eastern
cities a beautiful, choice and desirable stock of the
newest fabrics and destgu* from the London and Peris
Markets.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS ,
Purchased in the New York and Philadelphia Markets
at the lowest cash prices. Embracing every variety of
the newest and richest styles, and latest importations of
French, English and German Goods: among the leading
articles will be foand.the following:
Paris printed Berage de Laines, from I£| cents to the
finest quality.
French and English Lawns, from PJJ cents to the
finest quality manufactured.
Superior bleached Muslins, from 0* to 12J cents yd.
French Work Collars, new style, from IV cents to the
best article imported.
French and English Ginghams, from 12* cents to the
best quality in the market.
English and American Chintzes, from 0* io LSI cents
(P’yard.
Rich Paris printed and embroidered Muslins and Or
gandies; new style plain and figured. English Poplins;
French Berages, rich styles; super black Gro de Rhine
Silks; fancy figured Silks; super changeable Silks and
Satin do Chicns; Lapin’s block Bombazines, and a beau
tiful assortment of black and colored Alpaccan- and
French Thibet Cloths.
SHAWLS.
Chameleon bilk and Turk Satin Shawls: superior Her
nanna Silk Tissue and Berage Shawls; Cashmere,
Thibet, Brosha and Mous de Lame Shawls.
FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS.
French work Capes and Collars; new style Bonnet
Ribbons; Linen Cambnc Hdkfs and Cravats; black and
colored Kid Gloves; Lisle Thread; Mohair and Twisted
Silk Gloves-and Milts; Silk, Worsted and Cotton Hose;
together wnh a large and complete assortment of Para
sols and Umbrellas.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS..
French ond English Cloths, Casstmcres and Vestings;
Silt Shirts and Drawers; Fancy Cravats; Linen Cam
bnc and Silk lldkfs;. together with a splendid assort
ment of Gloves, Hosiory and Sosnenders.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
Russia Diaper and Crash; Irish Linennnd Linen Lawns;
Cassineus and Kentucky Jeans, Cottonodes; Bed Tick
ings , Cheeks; Domestic Ginghams; Red, White and
Yellow Flannels; Canton Flannels, Ac.
Tho customers of tho house and all cash buyers, aro
requested to call and givo tho above goods anrarly ex
amination. The stock is large and complete tn even'
variety and style, all of the latest importations, and wifi
be sold at the very lowest hauxekt voices.
Agency for Different Lines of Paeket Ships.
PASSENGER OFFICE. SgjT
305. LIBERTY ST., PITTSBDBOH. X&mK
For P. W.BYRNES& C0.,83 South street, New York
30 Waterloo Road, Liverpool; and 65 Grower street
Nets Orleans,
HAS A LINE OF PACKETS sailing overy five days
from Liverpool to New York { *Line of Packets
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, on the IBth of each
month; a Line of packets to Baltimoro on the 20th o
each month. Also—a Line of Packets on the Bth. and
24th of each month from London and Portsmouth to
New York.
ALSO—Draftsal sight alwayson hand, for any amount,
at the lowest rates of discount; and ell information
given concerning passengers, that can be given, with
pleasure, by their Agent. • JOHN THOMPSON,
JaQ 20S Liberty st.v Pittsburgh-
TO the Honorable IUo Judges of the Couri oi ueneral
Quarter Sessions of the Peace m and for the Countv
of Allegheny: *
The petition of n. Miller, of the Township of Oh io
m the Coomy aforesaid, humbly nheweth, That
your peutjoner hath provided himeolf with material
for the accommodation of travelers and others at his
dwelling house, inthe Township aforesaid, and nravs
that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a licenso
to keep a public house of entertainment. And your no*
tittoner, as in duty bound, will pray. •
, •• R. MILLER.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the township aforesaid
do certify, Inal the above petitioner is of good repute tor
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with bouse
room and conveniences for the accommodation and
lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern
ib necessary.
S HJChev, AJlamillomJ Gillelaml R M'Clinton. D
H»mlIlon,l)Boloy,p H i,ul7, Knoderer, H Thomp-on,
Jnmei Crawford, JL Henman, F M Htjichison
marlS:3t
r |iu me Honorable the Judges of the Court or General
4- Q?**ter Sessions of the reace, in and for t|ie Coun
ty of Allegheny; > -
The petmop of E. Coates, of the Third Ward,Pittas
uurgh City, in the County, aforesaid, humbly shewctb;
That your petitioner hath provided himself with mate
rials ipr the accommodation of travelers and oilier*, at
his dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid, and pray>?
that your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license
o keep a public house of entertainment. Aud your
petitioner, as m duty bound, will pray*
.. . . • . ESBORN COATES
We, the subscribers, citizens ot aforesaid Ward,
do certify that the. above , petitioner is of good repute
for honesty, and temperance, and ib well provided with
house room-and conveniences lor the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary. ' ’
t Joh^ ?J ,G * re l,r <J W CB A Crosby, Morris Wallace,
Isaac G Kauffin, W J Cimraioui, Robert M’Williams, D
WiUiam Ryan, Quincy.Broohs, Charles Glenn,
lMw« Broddoejt, J Hastinge—aVaftjJTtin.;
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PORT OB' PITTSBURGH.
ABSALOM MORRIS,
75 Market Btreci
vv' 1 /
Banker* anD <E«l]ange Srokera.
• Notice. ..,
have ftg«6cifttQ(l J. GABUnTKn Corns wflhn* in
VV tlia Kxclmngo and. Banking huaincs
\ WM. H. WILLIAMS * cb
FJmi«rtA,Jaiiy.l,lSSl,-JaC:lm * ca
WM, 11. WIIXM9U.- • • 1- B. 0 tv,™™
Will. H. WIHiIAMS &, CO..
BANKWIS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS • -
ndb'Hi ka»t conniiß or woob aro Timm etbebts
AU, itiuuncllon* innde on liberal terms, and coli'er
tlona promptly nttonded to, .. [j a 6-0m ‘
Itemorai,
N. lIOEMES Ct SONS.
tt»r* BKUovitß THSißßiiuraa: ATO nxcrusoi; oj-bick
'to No. 07 itlarkri tired, four doors idea old sinAd'
~ N. holmes is Sll.N'gr :
*>ANKERB AND ISXC tIAN()E BRofeftS, and Dea-
JL> lerr in Nolen, Drafta, Acceptances, Gold. Silver and
Bank Notes. Kiclmnee on tlm Eaetern and Western
cltiea constantly .for sale.
Collectlona made in all the cities ihrdugbant the Uni
ted Slates. Deposites receives in parfnhds or oarrent
paper, No. 07 Market street, between Third and Fourth ’
streets. ' ■ angtßMy.
Domestic and foreign Exchange, Bank Notit
.Gottiand Sfit-er, Bought.So.land Exchanged ’
■ . ATTtra .
liIXOHANGIC AND BANKING HOUSE
Williams a/Mill & Co.. .
S 4 Wood Street, - ’
PITTSBURGH.
(D* lOT Stt KBT * LLOWBD O S TIMF. t) EFO3IIB. taUg‘’B
fiLLZft JLB&KBE. ■ fit) Winn uittM
KRAUER & RAiiS. ■
BanktrsandExchange Broker. », Beaters in foreign and
Domestic Bills, Bills of Exchange, Certificates efßtoos
it, Bank Notes, and Coin, ;
Comer of Third and Wood .sis., directly opposite the. St
Charles Hotel. may2B
BANK IN G UO5 BK, :
JESSE CAROTHERS & CO
NO. 15, WOOD-STREET, PITTSBURGH
Current money received on deposit.
Collections made ofi'nli theprincipal cities of the Uni
led.Slates. faugitly
PATRICKS & FRIENDT - ~ ■
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 85, coasaa Wood asd Diamosd sirbbts,
. Pittsburgh, Pa, , (mayl
lAS. S.HOUtt. THOS. SARGSnT.
HOON -a. SARGENT,
■ BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, ..
N. E. Corner of Wood and Sixth streets ' Pittsburgh. Pa
DEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes,-Time Bills, foreien
nnd Domestic Erchango,Cerli6eatosofDenosit Ac
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe, for sale in snms to suiipnrcha’sers
CURRENT and par funds received ondeposite
COLLECTIONS mndcon all parts of the Union, ntthc
lowest rates. sepll-Iy
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BANKINGUOUSE
BRYAN, GLEIBI & CO,
WTOTES, Draftß, Checks, Ac. collected, and Rrmit.
It tances made upon favorable terms.
May I-. ISSO. R ' BRYAN ' Cashier.
Mechanic* Bftnlt.
DUSKfi’s BUILDING,FOURTH ABOV'BSf'J&tET STttEBT
rpms BANK is now prepared to do business. Open
A from 9A.M. to 3 P. M. 1
intarestpaid on Speuial.DcpOHts.
augH THOMPSON BELL,Cushier
G. W. TAYLOR, “~-
1153 SECOND STREET
'COMMISSIONER AND BILL-BROKER
STRICT attention will be giyeniio all businea* en
trusted to his care. Pittsburgh manufactured art!
cles always on hand, or procured on short **o»ice
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, fee., negotiated on favora
ble terms. Advances made if required. >: t oct22:!f
RAFTS ON BAN PRAiVOISCO, California, Tor
x? 1 Banking House of PATRICKS &
fiuEND, N 0.95 Woofl st. • foctl9
Dr. Fitch’* AbdominalSupporter*
THIS instrument U used In nil the Eastern cities with
unparalleled success.: The effects produced by it
ate truly wonderful.m all those cases; where abdomi
nal sopporiia needed, from weakness of the-abdominal
muscles. It is n sure earo. for falling: of the womb, and
the long list of diseases which attend ibni-complaint.
For 6ale by KEYSEK A; M’DOWELL.
tnarB 140 Wood st
Bounty hand and other Business.
WILLIAM FLTNN offers hi» services to tran*af'
business with ihe Executive Departments
Congress, as an agent. He will attend to alb business
relauve to pensions and boauty land, Charge# mode
rate. Address William Fiinu, Washington, D. C
January 23,1851.
Mr. Fhnn was several years a clerk in the office of
the Second Comptroller of. the Treasury. His knowl
edge of transacting business at the Departments will
render hts services, as agent, particularly useful to all
who may employ him at the seat of Government
ALBION K. FARRIS, .
feo* Late Second Comptroller.
Private Disease*.
DR, BROWN, No. 41 DIAMOND A LLE Y
i—Dfivora his entire attention to an offic’t *
practice. His i ustness is mostly confined to
fnvau or Ytneual J?»V«,<«,and such pain*
/ ful aufclioris, oa' by imprudence
youthful indulgence and excess -
Syphilis, Syphiliiic Eruptions, Co.torr
. hea. Gleet, Stricture, UreUrral
Imparity of the Blood, with all. diseases o. «he venereal
origiD. Skiu Diseases. Scorbutic Eruptionr., Tetter,
Ringworm, Mercuriul Diseases,Seminal Weakness. Im
potency, Files, Ulicmutii-m, Female Weakueaa, AMonth
lySuppresjioas. DUca ies of tlus. Joints, Fisiukt in Ano-
Nervoun Affections, Pcinsin the Back and Loins, Irma,
tious of the Bladder and Kidar v*i, sueressfunr treated
Cure guaranteed. - '
Fourteen years’ ia tlii# oilytehabhu l)p
Brown toofler asaaranees of 3peedy cure to nil who may
come under his care. 7
Office and private consulting rooms, 66 Diamond ay
fp* Charges moderate. m>vS:d&wi v
Kn.UhlAllSflt,— Dr, Urown t newiy utscovred rrtn
edyfor Ilheumaii>.ntiir nspeedy andceuaiureinedv
forthotpainfultrocMe. Itncver f.uls. 7
? , . ld Private. Consultation Reams No. fis, DIA
MOND, Pittsburgh, Pcu»i»t. The Doctor itf always at
omf> Unie-ilawif
A Scientific Hair Tonic Restorer
ANDBKAUTIFJER. Trial bottles 37* cents. Those
whohave u>cd Jones’ Coral Hair Rc«torative know
it* exoellem qualities—iliove who have not, we assore
iuoposse*a tue. following qualities ft will force the
hair to prow on any pan where nature intended hair to
prow, stop »t falling off, care scurf or dandruff, and make
light, red or grey-hair grew dark. For dressing Uie hair
soft and silky, nothing eon exceed 4113—it makes it
truly beautiful and-keep* it so. It is, indeed, the most
economical, yet superior article for the hair.
Boid.only at WM.JACKSON’S Store,24o Liberty st
head of Wood, Pittsburg. Price 37* cents, 50 cents and
81 -00. ; _ fdec2o
Jones’ litljr WhUeV ”
LA DICS are cautioned against using common arena*
red Chalk.
They areuotawarc how frightfully injurious it is
to the skin! how coarse, how rough,how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the skin
appears alter using prepared Chalk »
Besides, it is injurious, contain
ing ainrgequantity of Lead!
We have prepared a beautiful vegetable article, which
we call JONES’ SPANISH ULYtVHITE
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleteri
ous qualities; and it imparts to the skin a natural,
healthy, alabaster, clear, living white; at the same
umo acting as cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and
smooth. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, SO Liber
ty street, head ot Wood, Pittsburgh, Price 25 cents
doc2o:dawty (Gazette copy.)
HUAI) OF ALL,I
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
Prepared and sold by jno. young son, 209,
Liberty street. This powerfullyconcentrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the original American Oil
It te put up in bottles at 25 and 27* cents, each, with full
directions forits use. In every disease where the origi
nal American Oil has been found at all efficacious, and
st so far exceeds the original in power, us to render ntha
CHEAPEST MEDICINE IPTTHE WORLD Callud
Wit v- ' . . JOHN YOUNGSON.
N.B. The original Oil m its natural state us taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
will be found genuine, notwithstanding a certain firm
claims to be the only Proprietors. ' ‘ 1 Y
dJbw*tf
DUFF *5
[l|ll [liiim mcri cn n Accountant ami
Wester* btearaboat Accountant; Professor of Book-
Keeping and the Commercial Sciences.
N, B. Hatch, Esq., of the Pittsburgh Bar. Professor
of Mercantile Law. 3
. John D. Wiluams, Professor of Ornamental and Mer
cantile Penmanship. Persons desirousof obtaining a
tiioroughMeicantile Education,can rely upon obtaining
m this Institution every thing that is advertised f here
is no advertising of the names of lnsiructors and Lec
turers who will neither teach nor' lecture in tho place;
nor no humbugging the public withpiec>s of engravings,
with the engraver’s name suppressed, and a name affixed
pretending to have “ executed » them witha pen.
• Ladies’ Writing Class meet? in a separate apartment,
from 10 to 12 A. M. ‘
Gentlemen’s Glass from Biu the morning 'till 10 at
gJ« hl - . _ imarl
. Steele & Officer’s
BOX (FACTORY AND JOBBING SHOP Rtan’s
Builpino, Virgin alley, ihirdssory, between Wood and
•Liberty streets,- Boxes of all descriptions made and de
livered at the shortest notice. £feblo-ly
Landscape Fainting.
JASPER U. LAWMAN, Landscape I' aimer. Rooms,
Fourth street, Odeon Buildings, second story Spo
cimens muy.be seen by the patrons of the Art.’at the
above place.
Rrftrmees—JohnK. IfolmeSj Esq./Wm.C. Wall,T A
Richard Cowan, Esq., AUuhew Wilson, Jr J
-Gillespie, Ilonas. Jones, L. Harper v febiB
ItHE LEASE OF THE NEW"YOR'k DRY GOODS
smalt stock of Fancy und Staple Dry Goods, to be sold
at abaraain. Any person Wishing to commence busi
ness on Market street, the above old established busi
ness stand, one of the best on the street, «an be had on
favorabla terms, if application is made immediately to
theisnbscnher.whd wishes to changehls business. ■
■Ji?JL WM. Ii GARRARD.
WEGNER, BUECHNEtt & MUELLKR\S ”
Seyr Lithographic ISstabliohmem,
so Market iltul, beta'cen Bourth,
T K r ,s ady 10 fu s nish eTe 7 Hod of Lithographic
MaS pJL^ e T Bt / le,!an V Bls, i c > s oeh as Shorn bilb,
’ Brt heath, and La
-0 ln >colors, Ac.
nisnS e «^ me < p,ace Meissrs * Moeser A Helmle have
Rnil cx<:CMe on orderDrafis
b euceurso2 ’ f ‘, 0<:! ' Monumcn ' 8 i *«■> w ‘lh all possi-
: jalidy
1000 At-REhiOf’L AND in deliercoii county for
he officeYf EsJe ' rSftHte of THOMPSON BELL at:
ne onto of [fcblV A. WILKINS * c 6.
- m.
•pSk*'-
'• * ■•} I*'-Y ?.£ = '“‘*.'
.',.■ ■ .r*-
l ■■■*•• <.*•,, l'
Reported Expressly far the Daily liming Post
Noon.] New York, March 17.
Flour. .New Orleaoa, 4,6804,80 ; common weat
ern and State, ;t \
Corn;.Yeliow is leuff active al sss. ?
Pork. .Doll; old Mesa, ; new; 14,37; prime
old, 10,00.
Lard..7f,
Lead.. Quiet ; 5,00 for Galena.
Whiskey,. 23*024. ? i :
cvewiwo.J . New Yobk, March 17.
Owing tol the disagreeable weather,-nothing of
consequence has been done.
Cotton.. Declined *. * . ' -
Flour. .Heavy, V*
Corn, Pork and Lard, are declining.
f, , -PaaADEtFHiA, March 17.
Flourf.Standard brands 4,44;
sumption 4/44(34,66*; select brands 4,60. Bye
Flour 3,37*.
Corn Meal. .Declined 6*.
Wheal.. White 1,02; red 95^97.
. Rye.. 65. •
Corn..Yeliow6o.:
Whiskey.. 23 in bble; 21021* in hhds.
Hemp. .Dew rotted Western sr ton.
Molaaaea..N. Orleans 32. *
‘ Seeds. . Clover 6,12*05,37*. . ;
Bulter— Western 7*olo*.
Balthiob*, March. 17.
Bed Catlie.. 300 offered and.29o ao!d at 3,120
4,25 on hoof, equal to 6,2503,50 neu, aVeranintr
3,68 gross. • • .. .. • r - , b • •
, CIBCIBHATJ, March T 7.
The river has risen 3 feet. Heavy rains the last
24 hours. ;
Flour. .3,40.
Coffee.. Rio, to .arrive, at 11*.
Whiskey*.lB*.
Sugar. .6c. -
Molnsse3. .31*032.
Young Men’s Mercantile library Aaso.
; .elation...
EMERSON’S LECTURESA—Tbe dislinguiahed Lec
turer Prof. RALPH WALDO EMERSON, of Maas
has beenprocured by the above Institute to deliver to
its members.aad the citizens of Pittsburgh generally, a
series very lately prepared, and upon iute
resting subjects. The course will comprise six lectures
on the •* Conduct of Lift? 1 embracing the following to-
I. Introductory. Laws of Success : ‘
11. Wealth; 1
HL Economy; ' ;
IV. Power;
V. Callurcj
VI. Worship. 1
The lectures will'be given on Tuesdays,Tharsdays
ana Saturdays, successively—commencing on Thursday
March 20th. The place and times of meeting
will be hereafter specified. Tickets formembers single,
or for the course can be obtained by the Librarian, or of
Wilkins and M’Kuight, committee.
Tickets for citizens-single, or for the course, lobe pro
cured at all the principal book stores, at J. B. M’Fad
dein H. Richardson and F. 11. Eaton’s. jriar7 tAI
Philadelphia Carriages for Sale,
just received from
Philadelphia his spring stock ol C ARRf-
AGES, and will keep constantly on hand
“"at his Carriage Repository, near Alex.
M’Farland’s Tavern, on the Pittsburgh and Steuben
ville Turnpike, 13 miles west of Pittsburgh, a large
assortment of VEHICLES of all kinds, which he will
sell at prices mueh lower than they can be bought else
where.
From the experience which he has In'the,business,
and the general satisfaction rendered heretofore, to
those who hnve fivored him with their patronage, lie
feels assured in faying that he can offer an assortment
to compete with any ia market, both' as regards quality
and price. Persons wishing to purchase are referred to
two Carriages sold’by him last season.
The subscriber, expecting to continue in the business
of buying anil selling Carriages, keeps on hand none
but custom-made Carriages. JOSEPH WHITE.
N. B.—For any farther infortnaiion, : apply'at John
Rogers’ Tea and Queenawcre Store, Diamond alley.
mar4:6mw
PERSONS who have either, are honorably assured
that if their breath is ever so foul, or their
TEETH DECAYED, DARK Olt YELLOW,
and encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent boxof Jonev
Amber Tooth Paste will make the teeth white as snow
and the breath odiferously sweet.
Sold only at JACKSON’S Store, ,240 Liberty stree,
head of Wood. ‘ldec2o
Literary Noiice.
THE ANNUAL CONTEST between the PHILO and
FRANKLIN LITERARY SOCIETIES of Jefferson
College will take place in PROVIDENCE BALL, on
tks evening of the *2orft of March, instant. The question
tor ,discussion i»: Da Moral Causa effect a greater Influ ;
tn the formation of National Character-than Physical?
The public are respectfully invited to attend
J. H. FRITZ,
S. E. M’KEG,
R R. CAMPBELL, .
CanomburgthlsuchO. W.W. MILLER,
marlS: l tdAStw, ...... , ~ Committee.
Administrators* Notice*
LETTERS of Administration on the estate ofNANCY
W., Al’FAßLAND,'dcc’d., late of Wilkins town
ship, Allegheny countjyPa., having been grartted to the
subscriber, all person* indebted to said estate are re
quested to call at tho reaidtfhce ol the 'nubscriberand
settle ;• and all periona holding clsims
said restate, will present them duly autheutieated for
sctUement. JAMES H. ROBB, Adm’r,;
marU:6tw» : Upper .St. Cldir tatenship. '
Coal liand ror Sole*
SITUATED on the "waters of Little Saw Mill Rnn,
Lower St. Clair township Allegheny County, two
and one-balf miles from the Ohio river, and three miles
from Pittsburgh; containing sixty acres—fifty of Which
is Coalof thehest quality. The improvements consist
of a Frame pyrellinc House; a large Frame Bam, with
Stabling underneath; spring, smoke,' coal houses,Ac.
There .is also an_ excellent young orchard of Fruit
Trees. The land is in a high state of cultivation.
For terms enquire.of Oliver Blackburn A Co., Water
street, Pittsburgh/ or of the subscriber, on the premises
mar7:3tw» ‘ \VM. PATTON.
NOTICE h hereby given that Letters of Administra
tion have been granted to the subscribers on the
estate of P. DELANV, deceased. VAU persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment; and all having claims ta present them properly
authenticated for settlement. Persona will please pre
sent their claims to Thomas Gcbbs, at No. 190 Liberty
Street.v . SUSAN DELANY, Adrrix
mar7s»-6t . B. FLANIGAN, Adm't.
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
QnarterSessions of the Peace in and forthe County
of Allegheny:
The petition of Sarah Happer, of the Sixth Ward, in
the Countv aforc*aid, humbly aheweth—That your peti
tioner hath provided herself with materials for the ac-.
commodation of travelers and others, at her dwelling
house, m the Word aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant her a license to keep a
public house of entertainment And your petitioner,
us in duty bound, will pray. SARAH HAPPER.
. We;the subscribers,citizens of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance,and is well provided wuh housc
room and conveniences forthe accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern Is
necessary.
David Jones, Janes Moore, Robert Scon, John Bell
Felix Boyle, James M’Laughlia, Michael M»Kelvy,Jno
Stewart, Michael Nellis, Robert Miller, Thomas Cun
ningham, Wm S Skeen. , fmarlidawS*!
TO the Honorable the Judges of the. Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Allegheuy
The-petition of R. Turner; of the Filth Ward, Pitts
burgh, m the County aforesaid, humbly skeweihThat
your petitioner hath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his
dwelling house, in the aforesaid Ward, and prays
that your Honors will be pleased to grant him alicense
to keep a public house of enterlninment. And your pe
titioner,as in duty bound, will pray. -' -
RICHARD TURNER.
We, the subscribers, citizens of aforesaid Ward,
do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house, room and conveniences for the accommodation
and lodging of straugers and travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary.
Daniel GilliSjJamca Watson,Thomas Phillips, James
M’Lean, J W Taylor, E Reis, Jacob Gerwig, William
Siehert,..Tames Burning, M Leahy, J Jones, tSJ Stew
ard __ • ' • '' __ lfeb*2s:3tdaw*
LETTERS o f Administration on the estate of Thomas
Woozley, late of Mifflin township, dec’d., have
been granted to the undersigned. All persons owing
the estate wIU make payment to the undersigned, ana
those having claims against it will present them, prop
erly authenticated. R-M. BLACKBURN,Adm’r,.;
feb2l:€tw . <• • . Mifflin township...
fTU> the heirs and legal representatives of Samuel
. J Sunderland, late ot Wayne township, deceased.
\Vhereas, an inquest wag duly awarded by the Orph
ans' Court of Mifflin county, and a. partition and valua
tion of the said Samuel Sunderland, has been
madofttie report of which was duly made and confirmed
by the Court aforesaid, at the January Term, 185 i.—
AVhereforej you, and each of you, are hereby command •’
ed and cited to bo and appear at the next general Orph
ans’ Court, to be held at Lewistown, in and for said;
coanty of Mifflin, on the Ist Monday of April nexty
1851, if you think proper to acceptor refuse the said pre
mises at the valuation and appraisement, or'price, as
fixed by the inquest as aforesaid.
D. M’K.CONTNER,SAmy.
‘ ; - SnußtreV; Officb, ) .''- • - •
Xetgiitoton;Feb;-gQ ) IBSI.S •
Admlniitratorislfotlcei
LETTERS of Administration on the estateof James
Hare, 'deceased/ late of East Deer tp M Allegheny
county, Pa., having been granted to the subscriber, all
persons indebted :to said estate are requested to call at
the residence of the subscriber and Bettie the sdme; and
dll person* holding claims against saidestate,will present
fflem duly authenticated for . - -.
ROBERT HARlvAdin’r.
mari:w6t* - v - \Tarentum. .
Bafile Marble Works)
(ESTABLISHED 1832)
by EDISIIND WILKIKS,
Ho lB4 Liberty strut, head <if Wood strut, Pittsburgh*.
MONUMENTS/ Borial Vaults/Tombs, Head Stones,
&c.;Mantel Pieces, Centre and PievTops, always
snd and made to order. ‘ . ; "
- choice selection of Drawings op ha4d. (nvl4
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TELEGRAPH.
etattvm bt ttaamunh-ramm' sr ntite.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Pearly White Yeet h and Breath,
TO BK HAD FOR 25 CENTS; •
Administrators* Notice.
Admlnfstratoris Notice,
notice*
. * S. •: !* -T ' .
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t/- ,
ISEESMI
, fflwieUampjia.
A Card to Business m«n«
A YOUNG, active bofiiness man. a native of Pitt*.
burgh,‘with on extensive acquaintance! who can
command acaghcapltaldf from 0 to SS.OOO.ia anxiona
to makean inveatmc rjt, and tievotebis time to business
as a partner, ifl PittsbargfcOr vicinity, .
feb*2o ; - . Please address Phi* OJlcs+EozNo. 395:
COBtfEa or 'MASL£CT AHD THraD fITBCTTa.
/CHARTERED A. D. 1850; the only; chartered Inati*
Volution of-the kind in Pennsylvania-
Faculty.~ Johk : FuhnMo; principal Instructor in
thcscienceofAecouhtt.
O. E. Chambsblis, Professor o P<nmoniA«y, , M'ercan*
tile computation, &c. . v
Alet. Iff.'Wxwos, Esq, Lecturer on Commercial
w®? 8 * to obtain a-complete knowledge of
BOOkkeepitig and its application to everybrandh of bn*
rnness, also, a rapid and elegant hand writing, are ; invi
ted to coll and examine the arrangements.
Lecture on Commercial Law every Monday evening..;
Reference to any of the feity merchants. jfdeclP.'
TiaEooflng,
THE subscribers take' this method to inform property
holders, house-builders, and all others interested,
that they still continue the business of Tin Roo&ng, in
all its branches; Their skill and experience in this part
of the business,: has hitherto enabled them to give entire
satisfaction. And they “ hope; that by confirming the
same policy of using the best materials, and employing
skillful workmen, to keep up thiafavorable impression.
If the question of Tin Roofing was newyor just brought
before the 1 notice of this Community for the - first time,
we would conslderthat the importance of the subject
would justify usin extending ourviews on itssoperior
advantages. This, however* in not the case. We shall
therefore! confine ourselves to a few remarks.- On .the
OUi day of Jane, 1844,(nearly seven yearsugo*) we fin
ished our first job Of Tin Roofing in IMS' place. From
that up to the present time, we nave covered with tin
the roots' of the finest and most costly buildings that
have.been erected in this county. .We have given onr
views on a previous occasion oa the superior advantage
ol .Tin over iron, as a covering for houses - . And time,
the great tester of alt things, has but too clearly proven
the correctness of bur opinion. -i .
Again, if we place Tin in juxta-posilionCwitb Slate ns ,
a covering for houses, we think that tin will bear a favo
rable comparison, with some decided.advantages.-r-
These advantages are, that when tin is used theroof can
.be made much flatter—thereby saving-materials, in;the
length of rafters, brick in the gable ends—milking the
hoose easy of access in case of a fire, and showing a
better finish and appearance. . Also, when tin is used
the gutters are Worked iii, thereby saving the extra and
teayy expense for copper gutters, copper flaahingSj &c.,
—things mdispensible on slate roofs. If further reasons
were deemed necessary, wc could bffer tbe experience
of our eastern cities in proof what has been advanced,
as it m a well known fact that New York and othereaat
cm cities very generally prefer.even fin for ’heir most
costly and splendid buildings, notwithstanding they have
a full supply of slate at their doors. With these remarks
we win leave the subject with those interested, and will
take pleasure in giving further. information when called
on* JOHN DUNLAP & CO.,
feb!7 . corner Marker and Second sis.
MAPS OF PENNSYLVANIA.—Received on con
signment, and: for sale singly , at wholesale ] pries,
three dozen large and splendidly finished Maps ot this
State. This is the most recent map. of the State~ pub
lished, and; embraces all that-is desirable in a perfect
map, at the EDUCATIONAL REPOSITORY,
marl - corner of Market and Fourth sts.
The Human Body mast; Perspire,
: (BO SAtS NATTOUL)
TO HATE A HEALTHY APPEARANCE,
And persons who do not perspire ere liable totbe mos
DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.
NOWjlpnxs 1 Italian Chemical Soap causes”* firee
perspiration, and si the same time mollifies, softens
the shin, giving it the texture and beauty of an infant’s.
SCURVY, BALT RHEUM AND SORES,
are eoon not only healed.but cured by its use, as at
leastaeveu physicians in New York know,Who use it
in such cases, and find it unfailing—as also,an
; PIMPLES, BLOTCHED, FRECKLES,
or any ether skin disease. ; The reader is assured ihat
this is Ho useless puffed nostrum, os one trial will piove.
I could enumerate at least 80 persons cured of
SORE HEAD! SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD.
Bay it, and the reader is again assured, I would not
cruelly seU it forlhe above, unless! knew it to be all ]
state. Those who are liable to -
CHAFED, CRACKED,OR CRAPPED FLESH;
will find this cot' only a cure, but a preventive ;• and I
can now duly add, that any one afflicted with any of
the above, or similar diseases;will find this all and even
more (admirable in its properties) thhn l slater
'reader, the stores are flooded with imitations,
and be sure yon ask for Joites s Italian Chemical Soap—
and buy it only of WM. JACKSON. Only Agent in
Pittsburgh, 240 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, bead of Wood
HOPE EVER.
WONDERFOX CUR ESI I
Dr. Rogers’ Syrup of Liverwort and Tsr.
■' AND
CANGHAIiAGUAi
For tht complete curs of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma,
; Bronchitis, Smiting of Blood* and au oiher'Lvng
■ . Complaints tending to CONSUMPTION/ - -
This syrup contains no Opium, Calomelioiany mineral
whatever, ont is composed , entirely, of those Roots,
Herbs, andvegetable substanceswhich naveaapecific
influence upon the Lungs, and their connected organs
Ka irnmiduitt effect is to allay all Irritation, and gently
remove the phZegmaud other morbid secretions from the
Throat and Air-Passages; thus relieving the Cough, by
subduing the inflammation and other causes which rive
rise to it. It also stimulates and imparts a healthy tone
to. the Lungs themselves, thereby enabling them J more
thoroughly to remove from the blood lhaso impurities
and diseased particles, which,:if Retained, do so ranch
fifispfiipfLi the system, and lay the foundation for iricu
iable CONSUMPTION. . It also exerts a decided action"
upon the skin, and assists nature in expelling, through
the Exhalents.raUchof that morbid matter which womd ;
otherwise be thtownbackupou the Limes, thus relieving
them of apart of their work, and rendering the system'
pureand healthy. When tubercles are forming, it checks
their development and further progress; or if ulceration
has taken place, it assists the Lungs inthrowingoff the
corrupted matter, soothes the irritation, heals the ulcer
ated cavities, and restores them again to healthy action.
This Medicine; therefore, is not a pctiiativo merely,
which only relieves for the time being, but is a thorough
curative, as itetrikes at the very root of the disease, and
ty removing it,removes atonce all its remote and at
tendant consequences. This is its distinguishing char
actfnslv>~ a property possessed; in equal power.by no
other medicine of like nature, now before the ptiblio.'' ~
CIRCULARS, &C , • ;
. As no ordinary sized advertisement can fully
' the nature and meritsof this article, the Proprietors have
published uncw Circular , giving the history of this Medi
ans; the description , nature. its princfpaUngredi
ents; the effect they arc designed to have upon the
Lungs and Liver, and acopiot£,reference to the persons
tehohatc been cured.by ft—giving their names hbd resi
dences, even to the street and the number. Thosewbo
are troubled with- a Cough, hr whose Lungs are in the
least affected, are earnestly desired to call upon-the
-Agents named below; and procure one. of.these Pam
phlets. It can be badgratii, and wiliwell repay aperasal.
The “ Hxnts on Health," and’“ About taking. may
be worth to yourself arid family,
. .... HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS, 1
in the shape of Doctors’ Bills saved, besides beinr the
means of. prolonging many a valuable life.
WARRANTY :
; Sucbispnr ..confidence in its virtues, that.we are will,
me to warrant this Medicine in every case of recent Cold '
(where nsed aecordirig to the directions-on nafee 7th or
the pamphlet, inside the wrapper of.each bottle), and
.where ; the person; is not satisfied that he indenting
benefit from it, by 'returning the bottle within twenty
four hours* time,' .t -
-/ themoNey -w • ,
will .be returned.- ID** See page 3d of thepamphletin
side the wrapper of each bottle.
10* Be adre to ask tor Dr. i Sogers l Syrup of LIV
ERWORT, TAR, and CANCHALAGUA, and let ho
other bepohned on to,,yon. ' >•
- : CAUTION,— None there is on the buff
wrapper,a note o/'Aond,signed'with l a jpen,bv A.L.
scovill a co. ’ '
Cough and Dictate <f fourteen months standing Cured
Afier being given op twice by eminent Physicians!
Albany. Jade 9th, 1649.
A* L> Seovill sCa.~l Ue re with forward to you
a Certificate qf a Cure, effected by yonr Compound Syrup
of Liverwort, Tar and Canchaiagua. The Cough, and
expectoration was of fourteen months suxndingy and had
baffled the skill of several of oar eminent physicians in
New York, Albany.and Cooperstown. lam the person
in whom the cure was effected, and as I had previously
no faith in patent medicines, I have since tried it on
others,'and have become, satisfied ol its value. Mine
was ,ns great a cure as was eyer performed,]** f had,
during my sickness, bes& given up twice by tny physicians.
I have now commenced my business, offer taking, I
think, about rigftt touZer. v, .- ■ >
Yoarsjrespectfullv, THOS.C.FAULDER.
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED.
' SB* HOW PROMPTLY It. ACTS. : •;
Sioi&nentif Afr. A, Baker v pio. 383 Pearl itreety
*Y.Y>-A few days before last Chris bias, I was taken
unwell, and soon commenced bleeding freely at the
Lungs. I colled in a Homccopaihic physician, bat hia
medicine did not seem to help rat I read your advert*
isement, and thought I would try Dr. Sagers'* Syrup of
Xtcerwort, Zbrana Candiafagua... B forcl hid taken
upthe xAmtfcouk, my bleeding had slopped,: my Cough
teas gone, and I felt as well as usual. My health is now
good. I consider it a most excellent medicine; and cor
dially recommend it to my friends. t This statement was
made to the Frepmtors, March .. y ;
fp* This whole paper-might be filled with letters si
milar to the aboye,/TOi* tho&tpho have ieen cured.
FOR SALE, wholesale ana retail. by;A.L. SCOVILL
A Proprietors at their Princtpal JDepoLGOTHIC
HALL, No. 310 Broadway, NeW York, to whom all or
ders for the Medicine, aru letters relating" to Agencies,
should be addressed, post-paid.' ■ ■■-■
ALSO, for sale.by R. E. Seilers, No. 57 Wood street.
Wholesale Agent for Pittsburgh and vicinity; D. M.
Carry and H.Jt\Schwartz, Allegheny City; Tdwnsend,
Ct EE,£,S? >Manchester; A. Patterson, Birmingham.
; PRICE—Ia large bottle, 81,00 y or six bottlesfrot 85,00
ON THURSDAY, a sumof money, in Bank Notes—
which the owner can have by calling at the Btoredf
. JOHN B.M»PADDEN & CO.,
, feb22af ... , . No. 95 Market street,
SUNDRIES— 400bbls.FamilyFiour;
50 do No. 3 Mackerel j 1
75 do Tar; - ;
05 do Rosin; . ■ -
, - • 100 do prime Neshanhock Potatoes;
50 do Red Potatoes ; ■ >
40 do Green Apples; .
509 bushels Cob Com;
300 do Shorts;
• - •• •■■ 50 do Oats; » • ■
For sale by T. WOODS fc 80N, .
marlO . : r r No*. 61 Water st.
Ladies* dress goods— ' :
.15 pcs. plain all wool high col’d de laines'; u: •
5 pcs.:. do do black do; | r
“ 25 pcs. newand splendidstyle barege devalues: ■
10pc«.choiceganadlnes. Just opened at ’
mar 4 . r , A. MASON 00*5. ■
spanto belbction. —I will be
.JL:. received by. first canal arrivals; a new,and choice
assortment of French and Eastern Paper Hangtem-in
gold, damask, boquetand plain-patterns, together with
a large lot of cheap aatinandcommonpariers.; •
jaarT ,
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. „ H 1 * | m£ rov « a Vtoptxlsr tor Sal ct
A VALUABLE PROPERTY, oTwo acres* gif tt&ieu
igL jrttrdsf/otri the city limits f ia tbe Scream
Ward, havto/t a lore® front on both sides of Bedford «t
These iols are desirable for ditddinff
S.CDTHBEi&.GcnUAdenty
, rslnuthfield street.
IS*S^IS^SSSW£:
to diseattin thoVolmp!^n?o r fJ^‘^ ,, ” lllcb ‘“ 4
train 6f nervous ills, to which sa^tirar,^ 0 ?.!? a numerous
.
'- ■ - Wood at
m Wew Patent Trnaui,
been known, m many Instance*. to e&ctaspeedV cS»
For sale by ~ KEYSER k M»DOV?ECI!™
marB ■•■■.■ •••>-.- 140.W00d at
Bummer Arransemantßi
nasi ,ssl - «ia.
• VIA THE NEW
PENHSYI.VANIA HAItROAD.
■ Only 36 'Jffottn to PhitadelsAia^-
ISsSS^ISS®
JB3S!9Mm&Sa i S
** «oo
.N. B.—-The only office for tie above Elites under the
St. Charles Hotel,'No.4o Wood street, Pm'bureh
: mart! W. B. MOOfeaEAD, Agent.
W”lJlt^Ak\^^TOD^ftC b
now being made m the front of tty store, customer* will
find me in the rear and on the second atom with a lam
and excellent stock of all goods in my line, and prices
unusually low. - Watch repairing continued as usuaUn
the shops in second story. . ,;.;V ,W. W. WILSON,
, mar 7 • , : comer of Marketand Fourth *t*J
" '.rHooS.Street.' N -''.' j . c ;.
JUIg. FOR RENT— A new three story brick Bwxs*
“ tl ‘’“ n, "LiNo House,rituole on Ross; above Hfih street;
arranged with a halL two parlors, kitchen,.wash house,
cellar. 4 bed rooms, and finished jrarrdtj bakeoven. &e»:
alUncomipleteorder, -Rent S2OG .; Possession ok'the
lstof April. S. CUTHBER i EGea>l Atfi.
,&»&■ .•»•••■ - i -7g;Bmithfield street-
rgj Spring Fashion rot-18511
Lm. THIS beanuAil style of HATS received and for
. JAMES WILSON,
mar 7 cometdf.Wbod st. and Diamond alley.
,n&rbet Oardeii fdr Sile,
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY, well situated either
\J%. for a family residence or amarketgasden. having
L n ,vT»il oUage tfo “ 8e > * well of good water, stable,
with three acres of Land la tire hiahestetate of cultiva
tion—having above an acre of Strawberries, a largo
grassery, peaches, plums, anples and peats,.with other
fruits—all of the best qualities; a largaFlower Garden,
of every vnriety: The wholeis inaEealihy condition
and good order, situate on ( Troy lull;near the residence
of Judge Lowne. The whole will be sold fat 82500.
• Immediate possession. S.CDTHBE&TvGea’IAah..
, - . - 769mlthaeld street.
The Great Remedy for Consumption of the Lungs, A fit «
, ftons of the Asthma, Bronchitis, Pains or TFrsi- : -
: nest of the Breast or Lungs, anA.other qffecHont of the '
■ Breast or Lungs. ...
lITISTAR’S BALSAM OP WILD -CHERRY is a
TV\ fine herbal medicine, cbmposed chiefly of Wttn
Chebet Babk and the geniuine Icstarm Moss (the latter '
for this purpose,) the rare.medical.
virtues of which are also combined »y,a new chemiott I -
process wait the extrabtoftar, thus rendering the wholo
’compound the most certain and efficacious remedy aver
discovered for CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
.INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
•■’,pr*Wm. Y. Banks, of Xenia, Ohio, ahighly respect*
able Drnggistih thatdeUghtfai viilQge. hoa informed us
that the sale of Wista ria Balsam of Wild Cherry is un
paralleled... The demand for it is so great that no can
scarcely keep himself supplied wdth ivHe has had in
his store medicines for lung affections. , Some or these T
were esteemed good and some gave temporary relief/—-
But sihoe he has had Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry
a number of the most serious cases were corapietelYcw
red by its use, “I never sold a medicine*” says the doe .
tor, “in which I had that entire confidcm-c thaiJhadis
this.” . •
.. Ix ctruEsi Wherever Wistariaßalsara'of WRdCher-^
ry is introduced, ii at once attains that bfghrepotmlou it
so nchly desciyes.. What can prevem-its sale when on
every hand can be witnessed its wonderful curesT The
worst.case of Asthma, recent and .dangerous Cough*
(and also'those that are of long, standing,)- Bronchitis
or Consumption (in its early stages) arc always cured
bv this remarkable medicine.-.
HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION 1:
Cored toy Wlstar>a Balaam of WUcI Ctooirry. 5
• Px-BAHahT Bidob, HamiUon c0.,0,, Sep. 97, IS50; •"
; tbeUberty-of advising -
the benefit that I have derived from the ttsaS
Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild I wisT)rostrated
by that terrible scourge, Conntmption,iaMaria*t Thu
auack was truly terrain* to me, forfive of my family, .
(my.brpthereaad|ister3,y.liaddiedofCdasminption. I
was ofthe worst features ofths
dueake: : l . had a distressing cough ahd expeetonted a ’
great deal of blood, hectic fever, severe paihsta the side
ana chest, cold chills, alternating with flushes nf i,®— •'
andcapiouanigbtßweau. { 1 : v ■ ■ ■ ■■■
. I was under the care bf a skiUed phy afelan from U»
tune I was taken sick until about six weeks sinee, being
then akonthelpless, and my friends considering mV cue
boneless, oral least beyond the reach of OnrphysieimAr
skill, advised the use orWlstai’s Balsam of Wild Cher
ry. • m
- I have taken four bottles of the medihine, and now
consider myself perfectly well:'; I make* this statement
to induce others that are afflicted aa l have beeD to
make triat of Wlstar’i Balsam of Wild Cherry, willch
remedyhas,tmdertheblessingof Providence, restored
my health... : . JEREMIAH ISGRIGG.
v Cncnvß Poixr, Imlreco, Is-,Jtme15,1813.
J. H. Porir—Dear Sir: As I have a deep commissera
uoh for the afflicted, permit me to give yon a brief hlsto
ry of my afflictions, and the benefits derived from the
use of “Dr. Wistar’s Balsam olWUdtSherry.” IflJhly
1644,1 was attacked with a fever of a typhoid character.
whiohileft me in a very debilitated staid, when in the
following winter I was taken with a severe cold, which
redneed me to sach an extent as to give me the appear
ance of a confirmed : consumptive, I labored under a
severe.cough, expsetorated a great deal; and was trou
bled with cold feet and night sweats. I also frequently
raised blood from my longs. I cominned iri this state,
gradually sinking under the disease,until Jannary, 1847’
until 1 was again attacked with fever. Myexirermtiea.
especially my feet, were constantly cold, and almost
lost their reeling. Under these circumstances it may bo
triily said that I was a living skeletohl’ ’ I finally deter
mined to quit takingmedieine prescribed byphysicians
and try Dr, Wistiir’a Balsam of Wild CHeriV: and front
Ike first week that I commenced taking itxcaa date a
gradual recovery:' I comiiiued its use sixmohths, atie
end of which time Twos cured, und have enjoyed good
health ever since, and cheerfully recommend the Bal
sam to alt those afflicted with diseasesof the lungs, and
would say to those:commencing its use not tobedis
couraged, if twoorthree boulesuo noteffoctacure,but
persevere as r have done, and I have no doubt but nine
cases out of tea will be blessed with renewed health as
1 have been. , JOSEPH JACKSON
ImfnUmt to title Affliati twiih Dfrraia qf a* Lttngt
•Will miracles never-cease ? More evidence of Its
surpassing hcalthrestoraUvo virtues! •
[From Dr. Baker, Springfield, Washlninonco., Kyi
„>■ ' c . SpeiKaruxn, Ky-. May if, 18 i2
. Masrs. Sanford (■ Pori: I take thur opportunity o
informing; you of a most remarkable cure performed oa•
me by the use of Ur. Wmar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry
In the year 1840 I was talten .-with the inflammation
of the bowels, whtch' I labored under lor six week*,
when I gradually recovered. In. the (Ml of 18411 veal
attacked with a severe cold, which seated iiself snon
my lungs,and for the space of three years I was com
fined to my bed; ,1 tried all kinds of medicines and eve*
3 variety of aid -without benefit; erd 'Dras 1 wearied
onguntUthe winteronS4s, wsenlhcardofDr.Wie*
tat’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. ;
My friends persuaded me to give it a trial, though I
had given up ell hopes of recovery, and trad prepared
myself for the change of another world. - Through theis
solicitations I was indaced to mate use of the genuine
Wirlar’s Balsam if TVild Cherry. The effect was nuly
astonishing. Afierfive years of sifiictlanahd suffering, ’
■ and after having spent four or five hundred dollars toco
purpose, uni the best and most respectable physicians
had proved unavailing, 1 was soon restored to entire
health by tho blessinspf God, and the aseoPßr. Wii*
tar's Balsam of WildCbcrr*.
May the Messing of God rest upon the proprietors o f
so valuable a medicine as Wisinfs-galsam of Wild
Cherry. Yours, respectfully, ' vv.H. BAKER.
Thegonuine “Wistar’sßalsamot Wild Cherry” has
a facsimile of the signature of Henry Wiatar.M. D-
Philadelphia, and “• Sanford - A Park "on* finely eze*
ented steel engraved wrapper. Mo oilier can be genu*
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.Sold by I. U. PARK, (successor to Sanfotd A Park,!
Cincinnati, Ohlp.Gcne£l
Agentto thoßouihand Wcst, to wliomaii orcent&Qftt
be addressed. : ■ ■■■■. ■/ \ ■
1 Kidd A Co, Pmibareh i I, WUeor,Jr,corner Market
street and the Diamond ; B A Fahnestock A Co, Pitta* :
burgh; IA Jones, Pittsburgh; Bee A Beekbsa,Al!e*
gheny Cityj LT Rnssell, Washington ; W H J-ambcr
ton, Franklin;; X> B Bowie, Udoniawn; HWelty,
Greensburgh; ■; S Koumz, Somerset f Seem A Gilmore,
Bedford iffeed A Son, Huntingdon; Mrs. Orr.HoMdaya
burgh; Hildebrand A Co, Indiana; /
ningn Kvana A Co,,Brootviire;^A ( ,JWlson Cl^Son,
Wayaesburgh; M’jSrlsnd A,Co,N. Callender, Mead- >
Ville • Barton A Co, Erie; Henry, Forker, Mercer; Jas
Kelly A COyßatler; S Smnh, Bearej;} D Summerton,
Warren; F E.A CS Jones,.Conderspon; P Crooker, ,
Jt.., Brownsville. ■ :
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■ liquid HUMAN HAIR DYE for the changing of
A-white, red or grey hair to a beamital brown or (at
idaek color,id a few minutes. Price fiilcentzand SI4XI.
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