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SrOTOBs. — Taaday t March 25,1851.
.t. "McClure, Jonea and Boggs on the Bench.
• •' • The Court met thin morning at 9 o’clock, fotfeil»
.- ja * few reeogniltncea, and after having waited an
;. •* hoar or two for bnaineae, they adjourned till 2
o»dock thia afteroooe.
' The Conrt again met at 2 o’clock, when the case
of the Coin. nt. Samoei Coleman , Tor larceny, wan
taken np. A jnry. was ompanneled, and the pna.
oner plead “nbl guilty The defendant, a colored
man, ia charged with-baring atolen some carpenter
tooln from a man by the name of Conch, in Upper
-St.Clair township. After the examination of several
wltneiaea, the caae went to the jury, who returned
r of guilty. The Court sentenced him to
jail for iwomoalha and -pay the coata. Counsel—
Flanhegan for prosecution, and M. I.’ Stewart for
defence. ■■■■
Com. w. Pant Morrison—6arety of the Peace.—
'Wm.Sesntlsn prosecutor. Escbofthe parties were
compelled to pay tho coats.
Com. et. Mary Jane Grime*-—Arson, The do.
ftndsntlu thlsceae is a small colored gut of about
: 10 year* or age, and is charged mth basing burned
thubarn of Capt. John Blggert, of Lowar St. Clair
-..township. It appears that she had been living with
‘ Mr. Btggert, end she said that she burned the bam
had-whippod her. Basing plead guilty,
the Cjort postponed the sentence, and aho was re
manded, to prison. ■ ; :
< Com. tu. and Johu C. Slobcy,—
larceny, iuateaUng clothing from Mr.' Ratnaley,
on Wylie .stteeVfeho lesTtEaa that on„the night of
the 13th of January his house wae entered and a
coat-, thawl and hat was tikoo from the hall of his
i tngideiuie; he fbond fhecoaton Slubey’e back,io
-Williams’ homo. The jury returned a verdict of
gtdlty as to Slabey, and not guilty as to Williams.
Elennegao lor prosecution j Magraw Tor Williams.
The Court adjourned • mil 9 o’clock to morrow
morning.
Steakboax Collision.— -The collision on Satur
day night* etCapiteni laUod, between the Vinton
v tnd Lowell, took placo about 10 o’clock. The
r Vlßton wa» coming up, and the Lowell goiog down*
*aaditappears as they neared they saw each other;
their bells..were upped* but by some mischance
■. (toycame in collision, the Vinton striking the Low
wU-tbeHsd the boilers* when the hall end cabin of
parted, and she went down in thirty sec
ond** The. lot engineer of the Lowell, Joseph B.
; McCo*an,of this city, was drowned. He leaves a
- vwiftand seven nhildreo. There was also drowned
two deck haeda, and twelve deck passengers. We
< 7 could J dot learo "their tiatnes, but understand that
• theywerctroift Bedford, and were moving West.—
■ i The carpenter, David Evans* was caught under the
hurricane deck* but was cot oat sad saved.
The cargo-ef the towel! consisted of iron and
Bails* and was principally shipped by Hardy* Jones &
:.Co. The tntnranco on it war $2 600. The boat
was insured. to the amount ofSl,7oo f and was
worthabout $6,000.
: S3F The following is a list of the true bills re
- > ttmed by the Grand Jury:
Com. pa, Thera. M. Wolf. Assault and Battery.
•.■ ir *» Bimnel Coleman. Larceny.
•■■■.■; «* « Panic! Mitchell. Assault and Bsttery.
; k• «c PeterCroesop. A..& 8., with intent to
kill.
. if Thas.H.Gibson. Assaultsnd Battery.
Jot.B. Turner. Assault and Battery.
•«. : «<-Mary Jane Grimes. Arson.
«< *t Lotus and Fred. Rimael. Larceny.
•• H . “ Simnel Wylte. Aaaault and Battery.
*( ,« Jamas Williams. Larceny.
■ ■ « John Beaney. A« & B.* with inU to kill.
PiscHAftfiED.’— John Gage, a colored man* who
bat been in jail aboot a month, awaiting the retnrn
of the Grand jury, in a. charge of eivanlt and bat*
tery, was yesterday discharged* the Jary hiving ig
nored the hill* and made the prosecutor, EU Cow
ington* pay the cotlt.
fl&'Mr. Bproril, of this City, received a teller
- yesterday from Mr. Rost, the agent who took the
negro, Woodson, to LanisriUe, that Capt.Harlett,
; of tbe-Waahlnglon, was tolly aolhortaed to negoit.
«* with persona hero for hie eite.
4 .v»latble lot of ground and bnck cot*
ttg® hooeft, frosting on Cliff rtreot, 10 the Seventh
Ward) wd! bo. sold ar McCartney’* Auction Hoove
this evening, at 6 o’clock.
PotmrrLTrnE tier AmajjarrCE.—The Msrn
tng Timet,* seer.daily paper, yesterday made its
first, andjfrom the fact of the Sheriff locking op the
oSee, are think its last appearance.
Theatbe. —“ Romeo and Jnliet”-waa played last
sight to a foil home. “School for Scandal” and
“ The Gentleman in Black” will be, performed to
night. Old Logan and Miss Logan appear in both
piocea. '. • ■■ . ■- -
Chariot Laoghery wat yeiterday com*
milted by lbs Mayor on « charge of mordenog a
anasaorao time aiace at CbartierU creek.
tfi®" The Wharf, yesterday, was core red with
freights,and bosiness appeared to be oneaually ac*
■" tire.
: B®* fit* Honor, the Major, had five cans* before
M bioryeaterdaj morning, three of whom paid their
tinea, and the other ttso were committed.
ear* The weather, yesterday, was realty delight.
lot.
■ '■> QSrThe Crimiail Court room yeiterday m
- denulj crowded with ipeetaton.
Jt Di Williams Co.,
Corner d/ Woodmd Fifth ;6ireett t PtUtburgh,
BAVB IN STORE, and to-arrive daring ttiis week,
■ the following goods ofAhe most recent importa-
areoffered on accommodating terms:
115 .catty bxs. prime Green 135 dozpatent tine Wash*
-/' Tea,/- boards, ■-
f 49hf chests do do 50 bxs extra pare Starcb,
46 do Oolong and Chaise, 25 .do Salernos.
100 bags Bio Coffee» ■ 75 bbls N O Molasses,
15do Lagoayraand Java, 15 do. 8 H . do
■ : OOboxesffs, SV, 4 and 1&. 10 do/ Golden Syrup,
. lump Tobacco, 25 do Loot, Crashed.and
J 35bbls'NosIaad3Mact* Powdered Sugars,
- ' erfit ' 550 lbs Seedless Raisins,
$lO4 and* do No 1 do 60 drama Smyrna Figs,
2 *no do Salmon, 20 law Bordeaux Prunes,
SObxstcaledHemng, 60 lbs Sicily do .
1300 ©s extra Madder, 5 bxs Rock Candy ,
■ •$ bales Cassia, 2 do Genoa Citrons,
l do Clloves. .10 do Cocoa de Chocolate.
6 bes Pepper fc Allspice, sdo Casule and Almond
- thblNaimers, Soap,
, 2 do. ground Ginger, IddozMilit&ry do
.1-do .do Pepper, . ,1 bbl sup Caro Soda, .
* tdo . do Pimento, Ido Cream Tartar,
10 kgs -do Mustard, ... l ease Pearl Sago,
::: 10 do . do Cassia,* 3 do Isinglass,
'lO do do Clovcj, 2do Sicily and refined
• 7 :*bbli Garrett’s Snuff, Liquorice,
..45 bxs Steaft&e Candles, 1 .do Arrow Root,
do Star do Ifioßath Brick. ’" :
7 Spam do lbblFlor.Salphur,
iabA t s lJ&**on'tßl&ckiag t - 100 gross Matches,.
■-Rice Floor, 10 do* Extract of Lemon,
100 doflV 0 > Hobo and Vanilla,
X 5 io Lemon Sugar,
! 1 euk Sal Sods,
Olffi Laid Oil, Ac. marSS
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Q° Shelu
SILL
aOAP-m boxes fore ale by ~ '
- STPART.& 3 J-%-
; VTAliJJkr#—-50 Dores for sale by —~—■“*•■
;V* Cttja& STUART fc SILL.
• LASS—IOO bolM BUU lor sale by ~T —
IT «»i35 STUART It si.M,
- FItOHACCtJMfI boxes s’*, prime, for lalo by
i ' A-inargS STUART A SILL
- - ~XTI NKG AE—BO bbls ]uel received ami for «aje bv ‘'
V • __ _ STUART A SILL
T^tiOUß—lso bble eaperEne for eele by
. JC matas STUART A SILL, 18L Wood iireei.
lioadseap* Fa***cinc« _
TASPER H. LAVVM Als,Lahdscapb PiJHTKa, Rooms,
sSH* SCI,-
SSSEfiSSj teß&T"’ cill.
Umber Burnt.
B. A. FAHPTESTOCIC A CO.,
comer li u and Front itreeti.
Isinstore and for sale by
STUART A SILL.
—~—'jiabbiifor*a\eby
ce «® STUART S SILL.
for sale by
STUART A SILL.
faction Sales.
SCOTT *. OTIS.
auctioneers and commission merchants,
61 uact fiTߣsr,ffr. louis, kis&ouuiv
SAVING been engaged in the Above business for the
last sue .years, in Bus city, would respectfully, to
consignments ofGoods, to bo sold ut this market,-
either for Auction orjpnvaie sale—particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and Pry Goods: ana will make liberal
advances on all-kinds of Goods ‘consigned ns for salo
here. ■ ■
- Will refer to Messrs. Hewelt, Roe A Co..R. R. Vio
let, Wm.P. Wood A Co., John J. Anderson ACo-. R. Hi
Stone, Squire A Reed, Brownlee, Homer A Co., Larkin
Heaver, Saint Louis; Butler A Brothers, Cincinnati;
George M’Laio, Pittsburgh; • Imax2(ky
P« St* DAVIS* Auctioneer.
FURNITURE CAR, at Auction.— On "Wednesday
morning, 20th instant, at It o’clock, at the Sales
Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold—
A substantial second-hand Furniture Car.
: marSS P. M. DAVIS, Anct*r
Furniture of the union hotel at-auc
non.—On Wednesday morning , March 86th, at 10
-o’clock, at the Union Hotel, kept by J. P. Laaghlln,cor
ner of Water and Short streets, will be sold his stock of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, as ho is declining
business, comprising high and low post-Bedsteads §
feather beds; cotton ana husk mattrasscs; bedding;
blankets; bureaus; wash and work stands; card tables j
fancy and common chairs; arm chairs; ingrain and
rag carpets; settees; large tables; kitchen furniture;
cooking utensils; washing machine; tuba, Ac., Ac.
Also, largo cooking stove; coal stove, Ac.- . .
mari£2 ■ P.M. PAVIS, Auct’r.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at Auc
tion—On Friday morning, March SSlh, atlO o’clock,
will be sold at the residence of Mrs. Briggs, No. 39 Sec
ond street, below Ferry street, her entire Household and
Kitchen Furniture, which have been kept in excellent
order—comprising in part: two mahogany hair seat so
fas; mirrors; raabogsny hair seat choirs and rockers;
mahogany card tables; bookcase anddesk; condelabras;
parlor and hall lamps; parlor, chamber and : stair car
pets; hall oil cloth: sideboaid; -dining tables; work
stands; enclosed and plain wash stands;- dressing and
Elam bureaus; high, and low-post-.bedsteads; feather
eds; bedding; hair and husk cane seat
and fancy chairs and rockers: Venetian and transparent
blinda; Russia iron fenders; fire irons; Bntanpla ware;
dinner and tea setts;, glassware; kuivts aud forks;
kitchen furniture: cooking . utensils; large cooking
stove, Ac., Ac." Also,an eicellentmllchcow.
mnr24 . • P. M DAVIS, Auct’r.
ttaiTuable PROPERTY IN LAWRKNCBVILLE
j at Auction.— On Saturday afternoon, March 29th,
at 3 o’clock, will be sold on the premises, that very
valuable lot of ground situated in the borough of Law
renceviile, (adjoining Rev. Lee’s Church,) having a
front ot one hundred and eighty-one feel on Pike street,
and extending back one hundred and seventeen feet ;
on which is erected a good two story frame dwelling
house, with five rooms, wash aud smoke houses,Ac. .
Also—A large two story Factory, sixty feet front by
seventy feet deep, with large chimney stack, Ac., and a
never failing supply of water on ihe premises. Thu de
sirable property will be 6old together or In six lots.—
Flans can be had at the Sales Rooms. Brewers or
manufacturers requiring room, with a large supply of
water, would do well to examine the premises previous
to sale.
Title indisputable. Possession given immediately.
Terms—Onc-fourih cash; remainder is three equal
annual payments, with interest —secured by bond and
mortgage on the premises. P.M. DAVIS,
marl 9 - .. Auctioneer.
W. G. ta’CAUTSEY, Auctioneer,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Feather Bed* and Bed
dtng, -Kitchen Utensils, sc., Liquors and Bar Fur
fures*/ Mansion Houseman Liberty street, ax Auction.—
Willoe sold on SATURDAY. March 29th, at 10o’clock,
A. M.»aIthe.MANSION HOUSE, on Liberty street,op
posite the Canal Basm. the entire Household Furniture
and Kitchen Utensils, Ac., composing in part—Feather
Beds and Bedding, high and low post Bedsteads, hair,
busk and straw Mattrasscs, dressing and plain Bureaus,
. Card Tables, centre tables, dining tables and stands, set
tees, sofasichairs, rocking do., wash stands,work stands,
parlor, ball and stair Carpeting, stair rods, oil doth,
knives and forks, spoons, fenders undfire irons.ash pans,
cooking stove, Queens ware, Chinaware and Glassware;
together with a large lot of Bar Fixtures, Wines and Li
quors, of the choicest quality, Ac.
The above i unmare has only been in use a few years,
and kept In the best 6f order.
marSl VV. C. McCABTNBY, Auct
LOTOFGROUND AND BRICK COTTAGE HOUSE
ar Auction.—Wnl be sold on Wednesday evening,
March 20th, at 8 o’clock, at M’Cartnev’s Auction House,
No. 12$ Wood street, a tot of ground, fronting on Cliff
street 36 feet, and extending back 147 feci, adjoining the
property of Mrs.Totten and Esquire Oust; on which is
erected a brick cottage house, w excellent order, and
built in modern style—containing five rooms, hall,base
ment kitchen, good ceUur.poruco in front, porch In the
rear, an excellent well of ae vcr-fsitiag water, with cop
perpump, iruit trees,grape vines, shrubbery, Ac., Ac.
The above property is.situated inthe Seventh Ward
of the city of Pittsburgh, in a healthy situation ; com
mands a beautiful view of the Allegheny, Monoogabela
and Ohio rivers, also, the ciues of Pittsburgh, Allegheny
and surrounding country, which cannot be surpassed by
any in the city or vicinity. The above property is a
most desirable opportunity for tboße wishing to purchase
apnvate residence, as such chances are seldom offered
at public sale. Any information can be had' by calling
ou ChaTles J.Chafacr,onthe premises,or at the Auction
Store ot the subscriber. •
Teihs ov Sals—One-half cash, the balance in three
equal annual payments, secured by bond and mortgage
on the premises. W. a. M'CARTNEY,
margQ ' ' Auctioneer.
JAMBS McKKSSA, AaeUoneer.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPET
ING, KITCHEN UTENSILS, Ac., Ae., of a private
family, at Auction.—On Friday, MnrchfiSih, at 10 o’clock
m the forenoon, trill be sold at. the dwelling of Mrs*
Hughes, Chatham street, between Wilte street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, her Household Furniture, Ac.*
as sho is declining housekeeping. Ail of the articles
were made to order, aro of the best quality and kept in
the neatest and best manner. A part of them are one
splendid pier table, with marble top; one mahogany
dressing table and tookingglaxs; ouesplendid rosewood
hat rack, with looking glass, the most beautiful article
of the kind ever sold in Pittsburgh; high and low post
bedsteads; dming and breakfast tables; fancy chairs;
solar and hall lamps ; fine engravings; Venetian blinds;
oil window ahades; parlor, chamber, U&li and stair car
peting; hearih rugs stair rods; floor oil cloths; fend
ers; fire irons; a great vaneiyef kitchen-utensil*, Ac,,
among which is one English jack or spit, a first rale ar
ticle, and ooe refrigerator, an excellent article, made to
order. [marlS] JAMES McKKNNA, Aucur.
CABINET MAKER’S STOCK OF SPLENDID FUR
NITURE at Auction —On Thursday, March 271 h, at
10 o’clock in the forenoon, will be sola at the Cabinet
Worcroom of Frederick Hartman, Diamond alley, be
weea Wood and Southfield streets, his entire stock of
splendid Furniture—made of the best materials, in the
latest modern style, for customer trade—composing:
2 splendid mahogany frame balrseat Solas* 12 splen
did mahogany frame nair seat Chairs; 2 splendid ma
hogany frame hair seat rocking Chairs; 12 Vienna
Choirs ; 12 Windsor Chairs; 2 Boston Rocking. Choirs ;
4 childrens’Chain*—assorted ; 1 Tippecanoe arm Chair;
2 mahogany Bookcases; 7 fall column mahogany Bu
reaus; Lplain mahogany Bureau; Sraaliogany dressing
Bureaus; 3 mahogany enclosed Wash stands; 2 cherry
enclosed Wash stands; 4 plain Wash stands; 4 pair
mahogany card Tables; 1 pair side Tables, mahogany
veneered; 3 mahogany sewing Stands ;0 cherry dining
Tables; 6 cherry Breakfast Tables; 3 cherry patent
high post Bedsteads; 4 poplar patent high post Bed
steads; 1 child's Cnb; .with several other articles in the
Furniture line. JAMES M’KENNA, ~
marlS Auctioneer.
YALUABLB UUILDING LOTS IN DUQUESNE
BOROUGH xt Avcnon.—On Thurtda y, April 3d,
at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, will be soldm Doquesne.
borough, at the foot ot Herr's island, six Baildlng Lots,
fronting twenty feet on the Allegheny river and Penn
sylvania Canal. Also, five tuns adjoining; same size,
and similarly situated, to be sold at a Ground Lease of
819 per annum, each.
■ Terms of sate of first six . Lots—one-fourth in hand,
and the balance ui three equal annual payments.
. Title is indisputable. JAMES ftI’KENNA,
raarlfi Auctioneer.
For Females and JUaieoi
T\R, LARZETTE'S JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreaiive
JL/ Elixir, prescribed, as an effectual restorative in
cases of debility, unpotency or barrenness, ond all ir«
regulantiesof nature. It isallthat it professes to be—
viz: Nature’s great restorative, and remedy for those in
the married slate without offspring; lUa a certaincure
for seminal emissions, general debility, gleet, weakness
of the genual organs, nervous affections, lencorrhaa or
whiles. As a vigoraUng medicine it'fcMineqaailed.—
Also, a certain.remedy tor incipienL Consumption, indi
gestion, loss of musediar energy, phyeioal l&ssimae, fe
male weakness, debility, Ac. It is warranted to. please
the nser in any of the above complaints, and is of price
less value to those without offspring..
Toeprcad wide the bieisingscf ibis medicine, I have
appointed A of the cuy of New
York, in the United States of America, my sole; agents
fonts sale; and none can be genuine, unless it comes
through them, and their signatures are on the wrapper.
ANTONIO LARZETTE,M. D,
. NapleSf JnlylOih, 1649. ; ;
Bold oaly in Pittsburgh ui the Medical Depots No. 75
Smilhfield street; and by H. Me&kjflg, Walnut street
Cincinnati; Raymond A Patten,No. oh Fcurth street
Louisville. ' , [marSAly
PITTBBBBRB/
CO&SEB or UAfOCBT AtO) THIfiS tTAEETfI.
CHARTERED A. D, 1850; the only chartered Insti
tution of the kind in Pennsylvania. • j
Faculty.-- John Flsmiuo, principal Instructor in
the science of Accounts. ••
O. K. Chambkbun, Professor o fenvumthtp, Mercan
tile coraputauon, Ac.
Alex. M. Watson, Esq., Lecturer on Commercial
Law.
Those wishmg to obtain a complete knowledge of
Bookkeeping and its application to every branch of bu
siness, also, a rapid and elegant hand writing, are invi
ted to call and examine the arrangements.
Lecture on Commercial Law every Monday evening.
. Reference to any of the city merchants; [declO
Wail Paper for Spring Sales.
B 9 SMTTUffISXD BTEILCX, PITTBBUEQiI.
J6HIDLE would mvite all who want a good and
m chtap article of WALL PAPER to call and exam*
ine his extensive assortment of all the new and various
patterns now m use for Halls, Parlors and Chambers,—
fnd a? the lowest possible price for Ccuh ot Bags. j
• * W n'*w and bennufulitoc* MarbUPaper, with suU-
caps, bases aid bordering, lor public
cvm?*description, furmsded on the moaf reas
°a^^eima’at 89. SvTitykldjtrc't.
for Rent.
W A BEBOUSE Mo. 28 Wood itrui. Enquire ojJm
p s 'CBiiaoi. Daarl3»
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TUB PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TRAOB
: AND MERCHANTS* EXCHANGE.
FREDERICK LORENZ,) „
WM. A. HILL, > Cobmitts* vob Fbbbvasv
C. ZUG, J
n«v!ew or the Wboluala - Slarbett
OFFICE OF THE MORNING POST, > I
WmnMday, March 20, 1851,$
The . weather tho last two days has been very i
plcaeaot for on! door busineta. Boemeag has been
quite active. . Our merchants are bnay filling orders';
to their country merchants. Rqceiptsby river con*
tiano large.
FLOUR—The receipts yesterday were good. We
note sales of about 600 fablt, ranging from 83,120
3,20; principally at 3,1203,16. Sales from stores
by the dray load at 33,37 to 3,40.
GRAIN—We note tales of Wheat at 68 to 70.
Rye, 50056.
BUTTER—We have sales of. 17 bbls at 11, and
10 do at 12l Tar prime \ sales of 25 kegs at 7|.
MOLASSES—We note a salo of 70 bbls, In oak,
at 34,4 months.
. SUGAR—We are not advised ofany sales worthy
of note. , We quoto, however, at 6$ to6f, by . the
lot.
CORN—We note sales of 200 bushels, on the
Allegheny wharf, of Ear Corn, at 47; also a con
tract for the delivery of 1,600 baahels to some point
on the Allegheny river, equal to 49 here. We also
reporta sale of 400 bnshels Shelled,at the wharf,
at 40c.
POTATOES—SaIes 0f250 bushels Reds at 60c.
SEEDS-rSales of 20 bushels Timothy at $2,25,
The market for Clover is quite bare; sales in a re
tail way at 06,25 to 6,50.
POUT OF P1TVBOC&QI1.
6 VSR DISCUSS WAVES IK YHE CBAMSI,
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan No. 3, Boies, Beaver.
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
“ J.fiPKee,.Hendrickson, McKeesport.
“ Beaver, Gordon, Reaver.
“ Fashion No. 2, Peebles, Elisabeth.
“ Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
“ Cincinnati, Birmingham, Cincinnati.
“ Washington, Martin, .Louisville.
“ American Star.-Hanna, Cincinnati.
“ J.Q. Adams, Marshall, Bt.*Lom».
•* Bay State,' ♦
“ S. F. Vinton,—,—.
DEPARfED:
41 Redstoae.Woodffard, Brownsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson, do
V J.M’Kee»HendneksoQ, McKeesport.
' l Michigan No. 2, Boles,Beaver.
“ .Beaver, Gordon, Beaver* >y
41 ThomasShnver.Bailey, YYesiNewton.
44 Hibernia No. 9, Batchelor, Cincinnati.
“ J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling. •
•* John Dean, Gallagher, Zauesviie.
14 Empress, Cox, Zanesville.
44 Toscarora, Murdoch, WellsviUo.
*». lltadoo, Campbell, 9l Louis,
44 Arena, Kinney,Wellsvilo.
w Baltic,— ,81. Louis.
Alleshcny Uiver Trade*
regular franklin packets.
. Tbs fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
isragssgpCNa. g. Cant. Wa. Hama, leaves the Alle
gheny wharf for FranhUn,every Msmday and Thursday,
at 4 P. M,
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt.
Joan lUxft*, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank*
hn,every Tuesday and FVidoy, at 4P.M.
ror Freight or Passage, apply on Board. (margO
Wedneadsy Paekat tor Cincinnati,
nwfc.v Tbs new and test running steamer CIN
juMStiffCINNATI, Baumranut, Master, will leave
wiwsiWwregularly every Wednesday.
I'or flreigbt or paasage, apply on board, or to
maitO <5. B. MILTENBERGER.
For Starlatu and Hoektagport.
tJSSaIP Ta* fine steamer PACIFIC, Zanotrn Mas*
dSaßfg&nQi, will leave for the above and intermedi
ate port* every TWJRSW. Y,at 4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight or paasage, apply on hoard, or to
T. WOODS A BON,
tnarlO No. Cl Water su and 63 Frontal.
A. Card to Otulneso JSlen#
A YOUNG, active bonne as map. a native of Pau.
burgh, with an extensive acqubioiance; who can
command acaah capital of from 6 to 68,000,1 * antioas
to make an investment, and devote his tune to bu .mess
as a partner, m Pittsburgh or vicinity.
mi2!:lm] Please address Pea <%%£*, Box No. 333.
liodlsP Writing Class.
OK. CHAMBERLIN will re-open his Ladles* Writing
• Room, at the PmsbarghCommerclal College, cor
nerof Market and Third streets,oa Monday next, March
34th, where he will be prepared to give instructions In
the art of Penmaaabip.to soch as are desirous of obtain*
ing an elegant epistolary bond. Honrs of instruction
from 2to 4 in the afternoon. . (mart!
Toons Ren's mercantile Library Acao
olatlon*
EMERSON’S LECTURES.—The distinguished Lec
turer Prof. RALPH WALDO EMERSON, of llui.,
has been procured by the above Institute to deliver to
its member* and the citizens of Pitubgrgb generally, a
aerieaofLeetareavery lately prepared,and upon inte
rn sting subjects, The cofltse will comprise sixleeturet
on the •• Conduct cf Lift," embracing the following to
pical— „
I. Introductory- Lawa o! Succeaa;
11. Wealtb;
111. Economy!
IV. Power;
V. Culture;
VI. Worship.
The lectures will be given on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, successively, at the Net* City Lecture
Bern, (Brat floor of Lafayette Buildings—entrance on
Wood sb,)— commencing on Thursday evening, March
20th, at one-quarter before 8 o’clock..
Tickets formembers single, or for the coarse can be
obtained by the Librarian,or of Messrs. Ilersk, Wilkins
and M’Knlgbt, committee.
Tickets for citizens single, or for the course .tobe pro
cored at nil the principal book stores, at J. B. M’r ad
den, H. Richardson and F. H. Eaton’s.
Coarse Ticket-......... —ffcj.CO
do (admitting a gentleman end Jody,)-- 3,00
Single Ticket, (to be had at the door,)>
marlPrtAl _ . : ..
FEATHERS— 1200 fbs. prime in store end fortalo by
marti __ KINO A MOORHEAD.
SUNDRIES— 5 casks Bacon—Hens,Sides and Sbov
ders;
2 bbls, Roll Butter:
3 do White Hominy;
9 do Apples; Received and for B&le by
tn&rlM KINO A MOORHEAD.
fiprlnff Paiblon for IB61t :
/ m ~ THIS beautiful style of HATS received and for
@§A*ale by JAMES WILSON,
mar 7 comer of Wood «t. and Diamond alley.
THE ANNUAL CONTEST between thePHILO and
FRANKLIN LITERARY SOCIETIES of Jefferson
College will take place In XROYIDBNCR HALL, on
the eccrime of the 20IA of Mareh, tnttani. The question
for discussion is: Do Moral Causes qffeet a grtater Tnfiu
entttnthi fonnatumof National Character than Physical*
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
j.h. fritz;
8. E. M’KEE,
B. R. CAMPBELL,
Canomburg, March 9. . W.W. MILLER,
marl3:ttd&2tw Committee.
Jomes Lowry. Jr.,
GHAIR AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER, No.
A 9& Fcncfman’i Koto, lobertwitreet, has on hand a
large stock of Chairs and Bedsteads of every descrip
tion, made of the best materials, which he will sell low*
er than articles of the same quality can be sold in the
city, lie would call particular attention to hia large
stock ot mahogany ana waloat chairs and Bedsteads,
which he will sell ;at greatly {reduced prices. Also,
TURNING of every-description executed In the neatest
manner.
Orders left at the Warerooms.or at the Mill, corner of
Adams and Liberty streets, willbe promptly attended to.
martl ■___ .• . ■ . . .
Ytnun, Mahogany, Rotewood and Walnut; Famuli,
Hardware and Furniture at Wholesale.
THE subssribers have Just received from New York
and Boston a most.splendid slock: of VENEERS,
and are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable
for the trade. AU of which we will sell at extremely
low prices..
Asgreat care wastaken in the selection of the stock,
persons cannot fail to be suited either as to quality or
price; and, es it is'well known that Furniture can be
mode by machinery superior and much lower than by
hand, the attention of the trade is respectfully iuvited.
Turned Workyin all us branches, carried on os usual.
Plank for hand rails, for Carpenters, and all articles
required in manufacturing Cabinet Furniture, constantly
on hand—vii: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, Hair
Cloths, Springy fce,ftc. RYANiM’KEE,
. ;■ Ryan’s Buildings,
margfrvdaw No; 31 Fifth street. _
Temptranee and JBobitstown Plankroad
. ■' Company,
XTOTICBU hereby given to the Stockholders of said
m| company, that they make payment to Ho on as
cent, Treasurers of the said Company, of Five Dollars
on each share or the Btook,on the last-Monday in each
and eve ry month hereafter, until the whole stook is paid
in full. As the Road will be graded and bridged by July
4th, 1851, the Stockholders are requested m boprompt
and punctual in their payments. M.B. BROWN,
marts . .. - Presldeut.
TO HOUSE KEEPERS—We have on hand aquanmy
of groand nee, ground expressly for whitewashing
purposes. It being of a strongly glutinous nature and of
a pearly whU6“seis’’ the wash strongly on the wall and
gives it a clear and brilliant appearance. It answers
equally-welUor colored tnrashera.: , '
RHODES Ic ALCORN,
XO? 3d SU opposite 8l Charles Hotel.
■ cabinet ntk«ri wontca.
npHE subscribers will employ & numberof good handß
L at the above business; vix j Bureau, Beasteod and
Table makers.. None bat good workmen need apply
as good wages will be given andayment^
at Ryan's Buildings, *
No. 31 Fifth street. _
THE undersigned haa withdrawn from the firm of
IHMSEN, PLUNKETT i M’KNIGHT, having dia--
posed of hia interest m said firm to Caauts T- Izmastf
■ _ Mi . CHARLES M’KNIGHT.
Thebauncßs will to continued as nanal under the style
of tBUxSO] IHMSEN A PLUNKETT.
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For Rent.
TOHE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF THE
Jv MASONIC HALLyFma Sizszt.
The first floor is sub-divided into two Store Rooms,
front, 20 by CO feet, and will be very desirable for Fane p*
Stores. Two Rooms back, suitable
to which is by n wide Hall, runnmg -through the centre
ofthe bnilding. The basement will be finished in a
neat manner, and will-be suitable for Retail Variety
Stores, Trank and Harness makers, Ac
The whole will be ready by s the Ist ot .April-
Enquireof JAMES W. UAIL&IAN,
feb2o . ■ ■ ■*.: Water street.
For Rent.
That large dwelling house, with
extensive Grounds for Garden and Stables nuL'
attached—the Residence of the, late Wm. J. Totten;
Cliff street. Possession given on the Ist of March-
For terms, apply to 0. R. M'ABOY,Guardian, or R
C. Totten, at ths Fort Pitt-Works. ffeblS
' Excellent Business to Dispose or
IN ALLEGHENY;—In consequence ofthe dissolu
tion of Partnership beiween MORRIS & HA
WORTH, they offer tor sate their business, situate on
Federal street, near the Market,'Allegheny City. It is
useless commenting upon the excellence -of the stand,
or the amount of business we have done, as both are
well-known? all we shall say i«,tbatiue a fim-rato
chance for anyone wishing to emb&rlrih a similar trade
The atockconsists of Drugs,Oils, Paints, &c., Groceries.
Wines and Liquors, to betaken at market value. Apply
to MORRIS A HAWORTH, '
feb!B Diamond,Pittsburgh.
FOR SALEWA Lot of Ground having a front of GO
feel on Centre Avenue, and .running bs ck 26G feoi
to rwo streets. On the lot Is erected.a large Brick
Dwelling House, nearly new and well finished/ The lot
is planted with the best selected JPruit and Shrubbery
the country can afford, if application be made soon, the
property will be sold at a fair price and terms*
Enquire at the office of - ..WhLC.FRIEND,
Attorney, Fourth street,
febll ;tf • between Wood and Srttithfield -
For &ent in Blnulnghtmi
ONE NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with store rooms and cellar, favorably sun- fiißEfl
ate for a large Grocery aod Prodace business.: Possess*
ion may be Had immediately, with a low rent, to a good
businessman.
ALSO—One large Bnckr-occupied as a boarding
house and inn.
ALSO—Eleven new three stgfy Brick Houses—some
just finished; possession givon.immediaie)y. Others on
the Ist April-
ALSO—One Frame notice, and several up stairs
rooms.
ALSO—One Brick Yard, and-KAn io barnia.
ALSO—One Lumber Yard, with space to put a large
amount—and one ofthe best points about the city for
tale*.
FOR SALE OR LEASE—One large lot, favorably
situated for a Foundry an I Engine Shop or other manu
facturing, having dee* water* m front, (a harbor,) lor
fitting out and repairing steamboats, Ac.
ALSO, FOR SALE—IOO,OOO Brick, in lots, and sold
low; if not sold before,they Will be sold oa Tuesday,
the 23th of March nexi,at 12 o’clock,M.,»/ircash or ap
proved paper.
ALSO—Lois on lease, to bufid on.l
Apply to the subscriber, at his office in Birmingham,
near Lhe Rolling Mill, from IB to 2—or at the Wareroom
of Rhst, Msttskuts A Co., No. 28 Water street,—or
through the Pittsburgh Post Office, by paid letter,
fettf JOHN RHEY.
Very ValuaHe city property for Sale.
THE undersigned, Administrators or the estate of
Thomas Furman, deceased,offer for sale the enure
real estate of the said Thomas Fairman,consisting of
one 20 feet lot fronting on Liberty street, running back
9$ feet 5 inches to a IU feet alley.
Also, the tavern stand known as the .Mansion House,
fronting on Liberty streeiSl feet 0 inches, and on Cherry
alley 62feet0 inches, running back 93 feelloan alley,
with the grounds and stable couneeted,fronung on Flam
alley, thirty three feet four inches.
Also, three lota fronting on Coerry atey, each eight
een feet front, and running back Go feeL parallel with
Plum alley. Ail of which property will be sold at pri
vate sale, by application to me subscnbers;orif not sold
before lhcflSth of March, will be offered nr auction to
the highest bidders.
. Also, the Tavern stand is offered to rent. • Apply to
R. FAIRMAN, or
R. CAMPBELL,
ia3o:imt9S ___ ISI Liberty street.
fror Rent}
A HANDSOME STORE, on Market street, between
Third and Fourth streets, at present occupied try
Mr. Thomas White, as a Dry Goods Store.
Also—A large well finished ROOM m the second
story, next door to Mr. Duff's Mercantile College. This
Room is well calculated and suitable for a Musical Sa
loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged as
double offices. E, D.GAZZAM,
aptstf Office, Third mover the Post Office.
(§£& A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on Bank
Lane. Allegheny, between ihe Hand street bridge
ana Aqueduct. Enquire of H. W. Fuh, Beal Estate
Broker, corner of sth and Smiihfielffistreeta. joct29
A Farm for Sale*
rfUIB subscriber offers for sale a FARM OF LAND,
J. containing 160 acres—loo of which are cleared.—
Toe farm lies directly on the road from Middletown to
Jefferson; it is well-watered; with a-bearing orchard,
aod peach and pear trees; and a Coal bank. The
buildings consist of a hewed log House and Barn; with
Stabling. For farther particulars apply to the subscri
ber, ou the premises, m Allegheny county, IV miles
from Pittsburgh. NATHANIEL &PCLINTON.
MoottrtwmiWp»Octobgrg>*iP o '-" > - - • -
For Sole.
A LOT OF GROUND, containing »ft Acres, siluaio
one mile below the town of Beaver* Beaver coun
ty, on which there is erected a new Brick House,.43 by
COfeet, Ift stones high, with abasement. The house has
been well built and well finjshedj and contains 13 rooms.
It is within 20Uy*u!s ofthe Ohio river, and command*
afinevlewr>i t,and is bounded, on the Northwest by
the Slate read leading to New Lisbon, Ohio. This pro
perty would bo desirable for aeoantry residence, or for
a cordon, or summer hoarding house. A lot of S acres
adjoining itwlll be sold with u,if desired by (he pur
chaser. The terms are so moderate, that it will be a
bargain to the purchaser. Enquire of
N. P. AG. L. B. FfiTTKRMAN,
feb23:lf Attorneys at Law, Fourth st.
For Sols,
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Pike street,between
Walnut and Factory streets, Fifth Ward. The Lot
1 feet front and 100 feet deep, on * leb there are
two small Frame Tenements. Terms ea y;—Title good.
For particulars, enquire of Alderman PARKINSON,
Penn street, Fifth Ward. mayO:tf
bond for Sale.
TUE Chartior’s Coal Company will sell some very da
rtroMs pises* qf LAND, situated on and near the
SteabenvUfe Turnpike, and near the soathern terminus
of their railroad.
The Land will be divided into quantities to suit pur
chasers, and the terms of payment will be very easy.
Enquire of Z W REMINGTON,
scp4 Manager..
Drug ond Prescription Store for Sale*
A DRUG and PRESCRIPTION STORE, located in
a flourishing and improving part of the city, which
is doing a profitable fturtnssa t is offered for sale upon
easy terms.
For further particulars, apply at thisoffice. La2a
Real Retate for Sale.
THE undersigned offers for sale a large number of
valuable building lots, and some very desirable sues
for manufactories, in the borough of Birmingham, loca
ted near the new Public School House and English Lu
theran Church.
The rapid growth of Birmingham in population and
manufacturing wealth, and the reasonable prices at
which lots will be sold, will rendeT them a safe and pro
fitable investment. Title perfect. Terms favorable.
For particulars and terms enqaire of the undersigned,
at the office of Geo. F. Gilmore, Esq., on Grant street,
between 3d and 4th streets, or of William
Synnnes and N- Patterson, Esq’rs, at their offices in
Birmingham- ' [ia&27] . MOSES F. EATON.
For Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale & large aud well built
BRICK HOUdE.wilh five or more acres of ground,
■nuaied on the Fourth street RnadtWiihm three miles or
this city* Possession given on the Ist of April next.—
Also- a very desirable lot of ground, containing over
FOUR ACRES, with a spring of excellent water there
on, situated near the above. Also, & lot of ground 43
feet 11 inches by 120 feet, adjoining the residence of Mr.
A. Toner, near, the city, opposite the 7th Ward, on
Pennsylvania Avonue. Possession given immediately.
It is now certain that the Plank Road will be completed
past the above property early in lhe uomlng summer.—
ror Amber information apply '©.DAVI D BEELER, 4th
street Road, near the first desoribed.property. . [jagfrtf
Valuable Froperty for Rent. '
. A three story BRICE HOUSE, belonging to
ifaWY tho estate of Was. J« Tottsn, deceased, is offer-
BbSSi ed for rent or lease; It is situated on Fourth st.,
j£j£j»beiween Ferry and Liberty streets, andhas been
newly papered and painted i it it now occupied by Mrs.
Vemer. Hem, 8250 per annum. Apply to myself, or
Robert 0. Torrcf, at the works of-Knap A Cq.
• Possession given on the Ist of April. .■ ••
° L.R.M’ABOY,
• doo2?;tf .Guardian.
ADDITIONAL SALE OF
Forty Town Lota in East filvsipool,. O.
THE recent unprecedented uafo ofLots in the above
thriving Town having nearly exhausted those pre
viously lain out, and the demand still the
undersigned has been induced to lay out-a portion of
his property in town lots os above, and offers them for
sale at prices and terms that cannot fail to meet tho
views of those wishing to purchase. It is needless to.
sey anv thing of the location of the town and prospects,
(itJbaving been sufficiently-described in recent advert
isements,) other than that over one. hundred lots have
recently changed hands, and been purchased by those
wishing to procure a desirable home. . .
The above lota are among the most eligible and desi
rable in the place, and are pancipolly located mthe cen
tre of those recently sold. . ,
For information apply to the Liverpool,
or to James Blakely, Esq., Fouw street, Pittsburgh.
JOHN S. BLAKELY,
.* East Liverpool, Feb. 2nd, 185 L (fsbl2:daw f
A Brick House and Ten Lots for Sale*
A NEW TWO STORY BRICK . HOUSE, with ten
A Lota of Ground, situate la the Borough of Law
rencevllle. The house is well arranged for comfort and
convenience) and the situation U healthy and pleasant.
•The ground is 250 feet front on Chesnut. street, by 140
feet deep. Pnce, 84.000. s , • ■ • \
Also* seven Building Lots, on the Bmler.Roaa, at
8400. Also, five Building Low,?!i North street,at 8225.
Also, several other Lots, at 83w> 8300 and 825 U each,—
Terms easy.. This property ispqt far from the Garrison,
and neat Gen>l
marlS - ■.’-•?3-fe*hhfieId-.atTaat.
Ol Valuable warm xor Hale.
HA ACRES OP GROOND—situate on the Mononga
/ U beta river, about twenty miles above Pittsburgh,
—having 12 acres of fine stvar bpitom tend, and the bal
ance is first-rate upland—all 45 acres in
cultivation,and£s in good timber, -the improvements
are a two story frame Dwelling House, Bam, frame
Stable; spring house, a two Biorjr suu bouse, large or
chard, or about 400 trees of various frmts, and good
qualities; about 4 acres of cdsl vem. a leet; good
™- price
78 Smitbficlasmeei.
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BYTELEGKAPH.
:Reported Exprcuty fothe Daily Morning Pott.
BSCKITBD BT LIGHTNIUG—PKIHTkS By BTIXM,
DEATH OF JUDGE BURNSIDE.
Philadelphia, March 26.
Hon. Thus. Burnside, one of the Judges oT the
Supreme Court, died thje evening at-6 o’clock, at
Germantown. . .
Geo. F. Jervis, connected with : the Stage for 30
years, died lo'day.
New Yobs, March 25.
The Asia sails tomorrow, and takes out @600,000
in gold and silver.
HooryClay arrived at Havana on tbe !7th, and.
the greatest possible attention was paid him by all
classes. Immediately oir his,* arrival the Captain
General sent him an invitation (o visit him at his
palace. He also received an invitation to attend a
musical Soiree at the princely palace of one of the
grandees. He ietenda rgnaining two "or three weeks
before returning to the United Btaies,
The report that the ship Nonahtum was burnt, en
route for California, by tbe spontaneous ignition of
Cumberland coal, is unfounded.
Daniel Webster is now at Annapolis, partaking of
i grand' dinner given him.by the members of the re-,
form convention.. -■ .
Habbisbobo, March 26.
Both branches of tbe Legislature have resolved
to adjourn on the 13th April. i
' Louisville, March 36.
The river is falling slowly ; near ilfect in canal.
The weather is beautiful.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Bontr.J * : New Yobs, March 26. i
Flour is quiet. Sales at 4,44 for State, and 4,62
for Western, and 4,68 Tor good Ohio, ,
. Wheat is firm at 1,03 c, for Tennessee, and 1,01
for Ohio. . ,
Corn ia easy at 66c for prime yellow.
■ Provisions,.Ssles at 12,67 for old mesa pork; 13,-
37 for new do., 10,00 for bid prime, and 11,37 for
new do. Beef is firm at 9to 11 for mesa, and 6to
6 for prime;: haras Si; shoulders quiet at 6t061 j
bacon not cofirm; aaiea western at 7£.'
~ Card;-Sales oT good to prime at B}c.
Butter Sells at 16 to:16 lor western.
Cheese is steady. j
CoSes. .Sales of Rio at 10 to 11.
Molasses to dnll at 30 to 33.
Sugar to in good demand at 55..
Tobacco to qniet at 10 to 12| for Ey. i
Cotton to easy, with downward tendency.
Whiskey is dnll at 23 to 23f.
stebxbd beeobtO New Yonz, March 26.
Cotton. .Downward tendency.
Flour.. Declined 6d; 4,37(34,30 for State
Grain.. Corn easier at 6411365 for yellow.
Pork.. Advance d; Mesa 13,00; Prime 10,00.
Whiskey. .Lower at 230231. -
Philadelphia, March 29.
Floor ia limited; prices declined 6i. '
Grain.. Wheal steady; primo Pa. red, 96 to 97 ;
8ye..68; Corn 60 afioat; Otts 43.
Groceries.. Firm.
Provisions.. Prices without alteration.'
Clover Seed..ln request.
Whiskej.,Dorasnd limited.
Baltihobe, March 25.
F100r..4,31.
Grain, Prorisions sod Groceries.. Unchanged.
At snetion 280 bhda Mascovsdo aogar sold at 6,35
to 6,00; 61 hhdi New Orleans at 5,45 to 6,66.
: Whiskey,;23c. , >
CnrctEitAii, March 26.
The river has fallen 6 inches. Weather fair.
Floor.. 3,4603,60. , i *
Whiskey.. 171.
Sugar. .Active at s|{33|,
Molasecs.,32.
Provisional .Quiet.
Linseed Oil. . Dnll at 90093.
(Slotting.
- jfamesC. Iftetty t
Curesa to &e P. Dbiaiit,)
TTtTOULD most respectfully announce to his Mends
yf and the public in general, that he has'rented the l
Siore> No. 3 8 Marktt street between Second and Third
street, where he intends carrying oh the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its departments* He is now receiving
»&aai Tine sasts&n ttA&xsfs an entire new stock of
GOODS, for Spiring and Sommer wear, viz: superfine'
French, English -and American Cjsihs,
Ticui*.Casrmmes.{TteiUed French Habit Cloths, a supe
rior article for burinmCoott.) together with aJargeaa
ftorunent-of plain and figured Ctunmeru, new anadesi
table styles. :
Also, an excellent Tot of Taney Silk C<sshmir$ t Satin
and Marseilles Vtstin&s u aB of which the subscriber is
prepared to make lo onier in the neiftest and most fash-;
tonaole styles, at as low prices as any other establish
ment He therefore hopes by strict attention to all or
ders intrusted to his care, to merit a share of piihliopa
tronage. JAMES C. WATT.
No- 30 Market, between Second and Third sta.
TO TAILORS.—I cbsll continue io sell andigive in
•tractions on my system of Garment Draughting as:
heretofore, at the followingprices, viz: If accompanied
by oral instruction, 3l0; without instructions, BT.. • :
marClry . JAMES C/WATT.
djothisgiGlothiag
THREE BIG DOORS! ;
‘ JOHN hTCLOSKEY, i
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Clothing, 151 Liberty su
MY stock of Fall and Winter Clothing is now ready,
amounting to upwards of 6180,000,which I think
will be found to by one of the choicest selections ot gar
tnenu ever got up in this or any other city in the West
ern country* ' ’ • \
My purchases having been all made early* I have
therefore avoided the late advances made in almost all
descriptions of Woollen Goods, and am therefore ena-
offer my' stock at unusually :low prices.!
I have this season paid more than usual attention to
the manufcctarmg and style of my garments, sohhat the
very lowest priced as well as the finest afegot up in a
, style and elegance not to be surpassed. Handredsof
new customers,botlrwholesale and retail, have been
attracted as much by the superior make of the blotliing
as by the lowness or ray prices. 1 ] *
The proprietor would particularly call the attention of
all dealers tu Clothing to Uis-present stock, believing
that upon examination of the qualityand pnetjs of hli
Goods they will be induced to purchase at his establish
ment. The wholesale room now Contains upwards of
8,000 garments, from the finest in quality to the loweatin
-price. •" •• J- • s . -
The proprietor is now determined to make thisdepart
ment a point of great attraction, and with this view has
constantly on hand a large quantity of goods spited to
every section of the United states! f
In the catting department will always bi found a very
large selection of all the'choicestmakes of Cloths,€&&>
simeres and Silks, to be (bund in this or eastern markets.
He is prepared to make cloths to order In the fehortesi
notice in the latest and most fashionable styles. \ •
He respectfully invites his old friends and customers,
aa well as the public in general, to call and examine for
hemselvcs. - • - s . [octl3-i
VPiriter/Glot&tng Belllqg Low for ;Csiht
PDELANY, 160 Liberty street. PitosurgA,l has on
• hand a large assortment, ofthe latest qtyle of
Winter Coats, of fashionablecolors. Also, Pants, Veals
arid ail other articles in the clothing line. Wholesale
i tarchisars will find a most desirable stock ip select
lirom; and will be soldlow for cash. tdeclQ '.
B. M.ABOTJST,
MEE CHAN T T Alt. OR, ,
INFORMS his friends and customers that he has open
ed a CLOTHING STORE, at No. .85 Smithfield sb*
where they .can be suited at au times with. anything in
his line, made in the most finished style and/workmah
llke manner*' His Goods are all fresh, of the best and
most fashionable'material, and no.pains will be: spared
to afford the greatest degree of satisfaction to his pat
rons. A goon stock of Ready Made CLOTHING always
unhand. .. • ;tdtcl6
Great Xnducemenu to Buy Olothtng t
,WH£TE OAK FORKS CLOTHING STORE l \
NO. 819 LIBERTY. AND 63 IRWIN STREETS,
SHE subscriber .wishing to sell his entire stock of
CLOTHING, offers his EXTENSIVE ASSORT
-INT OF—:
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
at VERY LOW PRICES. Persons wishingtopqrchase
will save money by calling on him* , j , -r
sap 24 - W* J. DAVTTT, Proprietor.
Johea’ LUy WtoUe.
T ADIE9 are cautioned against Using common prepa
id red Chalk, ■>.
They are not aware how frightfully injurious u »
to the skin! how coarse,how : rough,how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the akin '
appears alter using prepared Chair! , - .
Besides,it.ia injurious, contain*
we call JONES' SPANISH LILT 'VHITE. ' .
It ia IwrfecUy inaocentv beiiWP“ .
bus qnaliiiest- and. it imparts to. the. dtin a. natural,
healthy, alabaster, clear, living;, whdro; ,rhe siune
ty street, head of i'nce 25 cents. _
: decBQ:Q ft wiy :• , (Gazette copy-) ~ - -
WEGNER. BUECHNER &MU£LXER*S
- 60 Market street, between Third % Fourth?
Slapj, Porrraitf, Lands:npt3,€arJt, Bill heads, and La -
Mai have
onened a Dnxwrao School, and execute on order Draft*
or Machinery, Edifice*, Montunent*, Ac, with all poasi
bie eecnrasy and elegance- s!s;ly
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Vftlaaliie Real fisutt for Bale<
f jX THE SUBSCRIBER offers forSale,onfavora
gaga bte terms, the following Real Estate, in the City
.*SES.of Pittsburgh; vii:' • ;
No. 1. Three valuable three-story brick dwelling
houses; on Second street, between Market and Perry
streets, the lots being each 19 feet front by 80 deep* *
No ;2, Contains67feet fronton Third B’reeti adjoining
-the Third PresbyierianChurchfOn which is erected one
four story brick house, used as h printing office, and ode
two story brick warehouse.; ; -
0; Two lots in Fallston, Beaver county,: being lots
Nos. 3and 4, being about 10Q feet’square,'onwhich is
erected onebloek of fonr framedwel(lngs,andono sepa
rate two stories high. l
. - ■ No. 4. One lot 50 feet front on Bock street, opposite the
above, and extending-td the top of the hill.
No. 5. Two beach lots, each 60 feet fronu and running
from the road to low watermark, ou the Bigßeaver.
No. 6. One valuable water lot, 100 fee t on Wheel Race,
with ten shares wafer power attached^
N 0.7. One lot opposite the water lot, 80 feetfront, and
extending to the top of the hill; ori which is erected one:
two story brick filord and warehouse, 28by 50feet; also
one framed two stories high. ..
- No. 8. One large lotin New Brighton, Beaver county,
being about 140 feet on Broadway, and about 1200 feet
deep, containing 1* acre, on which are erected two large
frame dwellings, and one smalt framehouse, used as an
office. This property was formerly occupied by Mr. T.
C. Gould, and is Very pleasonilvlocated, Ving immedi
ately opposite the Fallston Bridge.
No. 9, One water lot, immediately below. Eailston
Bridge, being about 100 feet In length, and extending
from Water street to low water mark, or towing path.
The above property wilb be sold on very favorable
terms. Apply dt the Book Store of R. C. STOCKTON,
comer Third and Market streets.
jnariß . ' JOHN FLEMING; Agent.
To-Let I
A DWELLING HOUSE bn Third street, above and
J\- near to Smfthfield:-: It has gas fixtures; large y ard j
washhouse, Ac. Will be rented low, ana possession
given inunedlately. •
Also, for leaseor sale, some lots m the Ninth Word}
between the Allegheny River and Penn street.
- wM. Jff. DARLINGTON,
AtßenJamin-Dailington’s,
Fourth street»ne ar Wood.
roargfclw
UOMIB tO Let»
ABBICK HOUSE on Penn street; rents3So. •
'il ABriek House on Marbnry street} snitable for
two families, 8170. • v . , •
A House fend Garden on Vine street; 3150.;
A House and Garden, in a pleasant location, two
miles from the city ; 5125.
3. CtJTHBERT, Gen’l *gent, •
76 Smilhfield street
' • To .
TWO fine. Houses to rent iu-East Liberty* with good
X out. Houses, Gaiden v Fruit; &c.v&c, Eodoirc of
Fi. R. DRAVO,
No L Diamond
Bonkera anil , gtttjaiujt. Brotors.
BAHitIISG HOcle. :
JESSE CAROTHERS & CO.,
SO. IS, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Correal md&ef received on deposit -
Collections mode oa all theprxncipal cities of the Uni«
ted States. - {aoglsly
PATRICKS &
No. 05* coEuxa Wood aso: Duaoaro STsrrrs,
. ■ •••• .Pittsburgh, -j fmayl
JAS.B.HOOIf. . THO3.SAJtCSJTT.
HOOZ7
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
JV.JSf. Comtrof Wood and Sixth strati;, Piasters It, Pa
T\EAU£RSin Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign
JL/and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, Ac
EXCHANGE on alltha principalCltiea'oftheUnion
and Europe, for sale in sumsto anil purchasers- . ..
CURRENT and parfandsreceivedondeposito . ,
t COLLECTIONSraadeon allparta of the union, attha
- • . - geplt-^y
/CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BANKING HOUSE.
BRYAN, GLJEBIJH 4
VTOTES, Drafts; Checks,'Ac. collected; and Rush'
Avtancesmade upon favorable terms,
mayfcfctf K. R, BRYAN, Cashier. ;
Bbuidayt&urghmMay 13,1850: ’ ■■■■■..■ : ; y
Notice* . ■ :
iA/E have associated J-. GAtrowsa Cotvct with'its in
vf the Exchange and Bankingbusiness: :
T WAL H. WILLIAMS A CO.
Pt'ro&argA, Jaa’y. 1, tsslf—jaO:tm - >
wa, fl.wfa.ums.- j.b.xi’vay..•. .»jr.o.covrm
WM, H. WILLIAMS <S&CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
KOBXH BAST COBRXa OF WOOD ARC THZSD SXBKEZB.
a LL transactions made on libpral terms, and collcc
iA. tions promptly attended to, .... (ja6:6m
Removal*
ST. HOLMES A SON B,
aavs SE3IO7ED ram baanao add bschabob orncs
To No.#7 Market ttratjjaut domMbta-jold stand, :
N. HOLMES A SONS, >
Tl ANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Dea-
O lers In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold,Silver and
Bank Notes.. Exchange on the Eastern and .Western
cities constantly for cafe.
CoUeciionsinadeln. ail the cities throughout the Uni*
ted Stales. Deposited received in par funds or current
paper, No. 67 Marketstreet, between -Third and. Fourth
streets, v- *. -S '■/ • .> angH3-ly._
Domesttc andrSoretgnrß&diangei
Gold andSUvfTsßcntgh&So* t and Ex&.angid,
■ ' • AX THB •. •'
SSOHASGE AKD BAKKIBTQ HOCSB
.'• ' • O?
; Williaisa A. mil & Co»
64 Wood Street. ■• .
PITTSBURGH.
IP* Irrrgßjt&r allowed os mg dspobus. (ang2B
AIX»W ABAMgq. SDWASD UAjXTtt, 1
UXLAja.EB.& BAHM. i
Bankttsand Exchange Brokets, Dialers in Fenian and
DomistteßUlr, BiUsqf Exchange, Certificates if Depot*
.iti Bank Notes, and Coin;
Corner of Third-and Wood sts., directly opposite the St
Charles Hotel. :may2a^
filecnsmlcs Banlt. .
. - Bum’s BUHJ>IHO,rOtrBTB ABOVE MARSET SIftSET.
THIS BANK is now prepared to do basinets. Open
.from9A*M.io3 P:Mr
Interest paid on Special Deposits. -
augll . THOMPSON BELL, Cashier.
Q. W« TAYIiOBf ■
. r IIS SECOND STREET,
COMMISSIONER AND BILL-BROKER.
STRlCT:aueutlon will bo given~to all batintiß) en
trusted to his care. Pittsburgh manufactured drti
cles plwaya on hand, dr procured on short rquee.
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, fcc M negonated on‘ favora
ble terms. Advances made if r«tmred* jdctghtf
FRIEND, No.SSWood si. " I . r 0 ctlB ■
v ptnSVF’B -
' \ N. S. cornet of Market and
jTftird ets —-Established in 1840.
1 P. OUPF* author ol the
• ftorth American Accooniant,” aad “ Western Steam'
boat Accountant,” Professor of Book-Keeping and the
Commetdal Scienccs.
N. B. HATCH, Esq., of the Pittsburghßar, Professor
of Mercantile Law- ';
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, Professor of Ornamental and
Mercantile Penmanship. ' \ .
Persons deairousofohtaimng a thorough Met camile ed-:
ucation,cari rely upon obtaining in this Institution every
thing that is advertised. Chore la noadvenisiagQf the
names of Instructors and- Lecturers who neither teach'
nor lecture in th© place \ nor nohvrnbvggingjfopu&lie
\nt\pkct*of engravings, with the eneraveris name sop*
pressed, ana a name affixed, pretending to have u ?xe
cated” them with a pen.
Ladies’ Writing Class meets ura separate apartment,
from 10 to 14 A. aL
Gentlemen’s Classfrom 8 in the morning nil 10 at
night. yimariflaifoW
jomr &i’rAiiEa.*-**- corona.
< - BI'PADEBI fi- COVODBJj'
tSueeessarstb.JohnM’Faden fo Co.j ■
• . ; „•Canal BfumrJPenn tirett.
Penna. Rallroad>«Centr&l
VflHB subscribera hEfrmg been' appointed shipping
~X r Agents for the Pennsylvania or. Central Railroad,
-inform the pubhc that we are now prepared to receive
any merchandize or. produce , for shipment east on the
opening of the Canal.': ;".v .z 1 ; :
Goods via this route .will be' carried through; in five
days, and all consigned to ns will be forwardedfree of
conmnsslon or.charge for advances. . , . ; \
BATES OF VBSIOET BBTWBEN FStLASBbFSIA & nTTSBVBOH.
Shots, Cutlery,
Confectionary, Froits* Feathers, Furniture,Grogs* Me*
diclnes r Saddlery,'Wool, foe., f00.,81 iyXOO.&s., _•
Hardware, Qoeejasware,Groceries, Paints, By? Stans,
Oils.Leather,Clovef,Flax, Timothy and othet Grass
Seeds, foCmflOc; fits. Vl'r, «i .
Bacon,Jßeef, Pork, Bnttcr, Lard, Lard
Leaf, Coffee, Tallow, Greln apd ‘
Aanes, Marble, (roai?h,) Tar T Pitch, Rosin, German
Olay, Bones, Ac., we. .
marlS ~ " APFABEN & COYODB.
janei'bututionof Jet,
'A LIGUIB HUMAN HAIR -BYE for the chaining of
/V white, red or grey hair to a beautiful brown or let
black color.ln o few minutes.. Price Weems and 31,00
Sold byW. JACKSON,24O Liberty street, Pitlsbaiwh
head of wood, r: fdccgQ.
~ 1 A. W.Poster, T“'
‘ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW;
OFFICE,. NO. 164 FOURTH STREET, near, Qrant
etna* PiusSvrgkj P*. ; no v!s:da wly;~
AHEABOFAI.M
EXTRACT -OF.; AMERICAN OIL .
BREPAREB and sold by, JNO. YOUNGSON, 209
Liberty street.' This
paration; ihemedical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the original American OiL
It ts put up iirbonles atßsaild 274.centa, each, with fall
directions for Us Use.. In every disease where the origi
nal American Oilhas been found at all efficacious, and
it so far exceeds the originaiinnowert as torenderottha
CHBAPESTMEDICINEm TBE WORLD, Call and
. N.'B. The original Oil in Us natural state uArafcen
from the bowels of the earth, can be hadaaaSdvb-dd'
will be found genuine; notwithstanding a, certain firm
claims to be the only Proprietors. 11. Y.
: d&w-if . ,■•••
A Partner Wanted
BY a gentleman who is now doing a profitable busi
ness on the Western Reserve, Ofiio-*but whose
means areioo limited to carry on the same. Any per
son <ff good character, possesrihg. 31500 in cash, of
goods suitable for a country store, can- heir of a (rood
chance by calling upon . STUART foiSILL*
,mar22;lm -124.W00d stree i.
Pittsburgh Look Factory. — r TT
*" tt,nB<n * ana
No. IGS Wood stbbet. 1
A GOODas»ortmeniof Homework. Stole andlFlush
Bolts, and Steamboat Table Castors, on haSdT 1 * -
: Jobbing attended to in the ben manner. 'tmsifi.-y -*
V'-Vi^r
M -- /*"*. •
-•- -.-
1 ;/: v ~’’:' ; ’-V
Limn, Aihc
toiucf thdLiver, Asthma t Bnnehuis-y Pa&ucrWcok
Breast or Lung*, and otherqffectiont'oftko
Bteaaor Lungs. , '
T»rISTAK‘B BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Is a
. W ’ fine herbalmedicme, composed chiefly of Won
Cheebt Bins and the geniuine Icslard Moss (thelatter
imported expressly for this purpose,/ the rare medical -
virtues of which are also combined -by a new chemical
process with the extractor tar, thus rendering the whole
compound thejnost certain and efficacious remedy ever '
discovered for CONSUMPTION:OF-THE LUNGS. '
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
Dr-,Wm. Y. Banks; of Xenia, Ohio; a highly respect*'
able Druggist in that dellghtfnl villagef has
fflat the sale of Wism’sßaisam orwild Cherry
paralleled. The demand rot it is so great that he call
scarcely keep himself supplied withiu* / He has had in
his store medicines for lung affections." Some o' there
were esteemed good and some gave temporary reliefs**
Batsmen he has had-Wistat’s Balsam or Wild Cherry,
a number of the most serious cases Were completely ciL 1
red by its use, :«I never sold.* medicine,”says the doo*
Aor, “m which I had that entire confidence that I had i a
Ii cubes! Whertuer Wistßr’s Bstsaitr of Wild CJjer
ry is ioirodnesd, llatoneo atisln, thm WftrepßWitton U
so ntWydeservea.Wim canprovcmiusaldwhcn <m
every hand can be witnessed Us wonderful cares? The
worst esse of Asthma,: recent »nd danccroas Cotnthr
{and; also those that are iof long swndlng,) Bronchitis
tor Consumption (pi Usually wages) m Always enred
bv th» remarkable medicine: • -.
• HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION!
GuredbyWlctarißslresiofWildChirry.
Fi&UAnr Rtsdx, 2M850.
J.D. Park—DsarSirc I ttke the libeTty of'advising
you of. the benefit that I havedeiivcd!^firomtka cseoJ «
Dr. Wistar’Aßalaam of Wild Cherr- Iwasprostntted
by.thaiierriblescoarge,Cojtrempuou,mMay lost. The.
attack was truly bomfyinr to ine, for fiva mf, fhmily.
(my brbthete and sixers,)Jiaddied:ofConsumption. i
was afflicted with nearly alhoftbawdftrt features of the
disease: I. had adiatresslngcough andexpeetorated *
great deal of blood, hecuc ferer t severe paintlaihealdo
and chest, cold chills, alternating With flushes of heal
and copious night sweats. *
I was under the care of a skilled physician from tho
time I waa taken sick until about eix weeka since, being -
then about helpless, and my friendsconsiderins my care
hopeless, or/at least beyond.the oorphyamian’i
skill, advlsediha use of Wistar’sßalsam of whd Cher*
* \ t *\' ■+'. -/ •.* - -•
I have ta£es four botUcaof the medicine, and now
consider myself.perfeclly welt I make this statemert, t
to^-induce othert that. are. afflicted aa.l.haye been, to
make Balsam of WBdXherry. whfeh
remedy has, under the blesslhg of Providence, restorer .
my health. JEREMIAH ISOBIOO.
Cbowb Point, Lake co, la., Jnno 18,18 U.
J. Dear Sir: As IhavcadeetHminmire--.
tionrfor the affllciedi permit me to a h rief 1 d ,*
ry-of my.affiicu'otts, aild the benefiu -dedvedfrom *!®T
use of M Dr-Wistart Bawam of Wild J Cllief^W , * In Juj“®
1844,1 was attacked vnth afeverofa typhoid char®ct i>r »
which left me in a very deblUtaied when int*i»
following winierl was takes with a severexold, .whi*
reduced me to such sut extenins to give rae ihe appca ■ ;
anceof a confirmed^^coSsumptive../1 labored under r “
severe.coogivexpectorated agreatdeaf, and was trott a
bled with cold feet and night sweats. I also frequently* .
raised blood from my lungs: Iconunued in thisatate,
gradually sinking under the disease, until January, ■ 647, -
until ! was again attacked with fever, : My j&tremiUes,
'cjpedally my feet were coustamly coldj and almost
loattheir feeling.. Underthcre cireimßtances it may be
truly said that L was a liring-ekelcton: finally deters
sdned-to quit taking medftnne prescribed by physicians
and try Dr. WisurS BhlsamofWlffl'Chem, and from
the first week that I commencedjakJng-fti can date s '
-gnffl&al recovery.. I continued its use stxmonths, at the
ccdof whichtiinel wa3caicd,amltravecnjoyedffuod
health ever sinceV and cheeriolly recommend the Bal
aam to-all those afflicted with diseases of the lunge; and
would tay-to those commencing. its use pot lobe die*
couraged, if twa 6’r fflrde bottles do hot effect a cure, bnt
persevere 8» I have donejand l have no doobt but nine
cases out of ten will be blessed with renewed health as -
I have been. JACKSON,
important (o ihot* Afflicted itouh DuetiHs ttf tHI Lungt
.• and-Stmt,
"Will miracles never cettse f' ATore'evidence of its
-surpassing health restorative yirtuesfl
[From Dr. -
Messrs- Sagtfind $ Fdrki , I iake opportunity o' '
informing you of amoH re markable,cureporforajed on
me by the use-of Dr. 'Wiitar’s Balsam of wild Cherry.
; In the year XB4o:i was taken with tHe;iaftammatlon
of the bowels, which I labored under tor slx weeks,
wheal gradually, recovered..via Jha fallbf 184 l I was
attacked with a which seated Itself open
my lon£3,aud for the epace of three.years I was con*'
finedto my bed- Ttried ali kinds of medlclues and ove*
3 variety of aid without benefit; ans' ibust wearied
DCgjmtu the winiar of 1845, <a>sen l beard of Dr. Wis*
tar’s Balsam of Wild,Cherry, • '
My friendspersuadedinetogivo it a trial, though t
ail hopes of recovery, and had prepared
the change of .
solicitattonsTwasindocCdio make izse of the genuine :
Balsam q/ Wild CAmy. The truly
astonishing. After five yearsof affllctlonand sufibruige
and after having spentionfor five hundred dollars to no
purpose, ana the bestand most'respectable physicians
had proved-unavailing,! was. soon restored to entire ?
health by the blessing ofGod, and the use of Dr. Wi«» .
lax’sßa&amof'WndChexrT' “
Mav ihe. blessing of God rest upon the proprietora o f
so valuable a znedicina a> Wutar’s Balsam of Wild
Cherry.- . Yours,lespecifaily, :?W;ILBAKER.
Thegenuiuo * r wistai’a Balsam of Wild Cherry ° has
a facsfinile of the signature of Henry M. D.,
. Philadelphia, aud.“.aanforcl Park.” on & finely exe* -
cated steel engraved wrapper.. Nooiher'can be genu
ine. •. • -V..
Sold by J. h. PARK, (successor to Sanford A Park,) -*
Fourth and Wain atstreets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent to the South and West* •to whom ali orders most
be addressed.': .•' ~r ; i.-., .
JKidd ACOjPiusbureh; LWilcox,Jr,coruerMarket
streetandthe .jhamond: B A Fahnestock A Co,Pins*
burgh; J-A. Jones; PltWowbj X>ee & Beckham,Alle
gheny City; LT BasseUvWasUnktott; W H Ihunber*
ton, PnLnilmi‘'L'B: Bowie; -Umontown; r Welty.
Greensburgh; S Kouwz, Somerset; Scott & Gilmore,
Bedford; Reed A Son/ HunUngdoh; Mrs. Orr, HoUldays
burgh ; Hildebrand A Co; Indiana 7J R Wrlehu KUtan
ning; Evans: & Co, Brbokville i -A ; Wflson dc Son,
Wayneaburgh; M*Ferlanff A:Co,N Callender. Mead- \
ville; Burton ACo,Erie; Henry Forkev Mercerj fas
Kelly. A Co, Batler ;S Smith, Beaver; J D Sammerton;
Warren; F/L fc A CS Jones, 4 Condorspori>P Crooker,
Jr., Brownsville. . . foblO t
PriVMc DIICMX.
D]B. JBROWN.-No. *1 DIAMOND ALLBT,. .
• .y., Devotes his entire .'alienlion to anofDc*
practice. Hialiainesslsmostly conßnedto
"fgSL.: Bj’rtootserTsrtergttf D&aoss.and »neh pain
/as:. BSg fill affectlOns; brought on by impradenre
ffonihfal indulgence and eicesa.
SuMSB - Syphilis, Byphilitlc Eraptions, Gonorr
'yH&fggf ■ lies-Gliet, StrLclar^,Urethral Discharges,
Imparity of (bo Blood; with all diseases 01 ’he venereal
origdn, .Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions,. Tetter. '
Bipgwonn,MercarialDlses«3,Semlnal Wealtness,lm
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weaknet*,Month'
ty Suppressions, Diseases or the Johns, Flstukt in Amo*}
Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Irrita
tions of.lhe Bladder and Kidneys,anecessfiiHy treated
Core guaranteed. . „
: Fourteenjeafs 1 praetiee;(fourinthlacltyteitableoDr‘
Erovra to otter asantancesofapeedy curn to all who may
come tinder his care. . .•
Office and private consulting xooms, eilDlamond ay.
; ■ lET Charges moderate. • novgnlAwty
REUEIATISiM..— -Div brown'* newly: aistjovrearern*
cdyfor Rhernnfetlsm i* & speedy andcertaln remedy
farthfctpoiitfaltroobte. 'Unevcr faila. . y • v--:
‘ Office and Private Consultation Rooms No. 65, DIA«
MONO, Pittsburgh, penna. is alway&at
iomo. •••■• • ■■
Tlxe lipman Bodf mast Perspire*. .
r ' (so eAtfs xstvHfcV - ;'■/*
■TO B&VE A BZALTaY'APPBABjaXCBy
And persons who do not pcnplrc ere liable to themes
• DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.
TVTOWjJo.TEB’.Itallaa Cljeniloal Soap causes a free
XX perspimtlohjShtraitbeesmebirriemoilliKa.iariens :
tie •idn.eiTinr it tie texture ana beamy bran intini’a.
: SCURVY, SALT RHEUM AND SORES,
art soon not only healed, but cured by ite use, a* at
least seven physicians in New York Irnow.who melt
In such casasian<l fin alt in ••
V • • ' : PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, FRECKLES,
or an; other akin disease. The reader is Oreurcd that
this is hottseleisptifi'ed nostrum; as one,trie! willpjovo.
I coaid enumerate nt least 80 persons cored of
SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS AND SOHE BEARD.
Bay it, and the reader, Is agaJit assured, ! wonld not
cruelly sell it for the above, unless Itcnew Utobc all l
elate. Those who sre list; le to •
CHAFED; CRACKED, OR CHAFED FLESH,
will find this not only o core, bat a preventive 5 And I
can now holy, add, that any one afflicted with any of
the abovei dr elmilar diseases, will find tbla all and even
more (admirablein its properties) than I stale. :
ICPBat, re»der,the Stores aroflooded withlAimtlons,
and bo sure you ask for Jo.vSsMtalian Chemical Soap—
and bny if pnlrof WM.iJACKSON.'onIy Arenl in'
Pittsburgh.B4o Liberty street. Plushargb.lieid of Wood
: C.. .ASoientino Hotr Tonlo Bestorer ,
..%A.^DB^!^TimiDrr.THU«dtdei:a9t'e<iiW-.niMa
#OL' 'who have aped Hair. ReeioiaiiVe 4cow
ita excellent qualities—thote who have not.weaasuro
to posjje«*,tha, following : qualities. :■'lt Wul force the
hair tergtow on .any part where nature intended hair to
(row, stop it falling o3< core setnf or dandruff, and make
light* red or grey hair grow-dark./t For dressing the hair
sofuacasilky, nothing eon exceed this—it makes It
truly beaatifiu and keeps it so, Iti9yindced,the moat
economical yet superior article for the likTr? :
ai-OQ- IdeedQ
Pesrly WhUi Teetb and Bretita. ■:
TO BE HAD FOR 35 CENTS.
JSJ?, ehi,CT > «te Aottorably assured
■4,. »o foal , Of their
. TEETH DECAYED, DaBK OR YELLOW,
a 25 cent box of jW;
Amber Tooth PasU! will make tho teeth white ss snot,
and the breath odlferousVy sweet, •• •
Sold only « JACKSON’S Store, S4B Liberty stree.
nead of Wood, . . *' . • • (decSO
JOHN YOUNGSON.
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Bounty Lina sno oUtu-Bulmifa
TtTfriLLIAH ELINN offew-Mi- Krtlew to Jransar '
" bßBliuS«»"wia'»6o:E*eoiiiiW) :J)eparoii«nt» an<L
Coagrerajas an agent- He will attend to all business
relauvo to pensions and boontyjaadi Ciafeea mode
rate. Address William Plmn, We shin Jtcn, D. C.
January 58, 1851. • •. . ■
Mr.lFllnnwes severaiyears a clerk yn.theoffica ot
i the Second Comptroller,of.the Treasury,, Hu hnowl
l edm bf transactlnj bnriness at the Departments will
I render hi* services, as agent, particularly -useful to all
trhD may employ him at the seal of Goyernmenl.-
1 ALBION K. PARBIB, :
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