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Vf-> 'C**?-’ Mccilirej Jones and Boj stii
<p **. J r S* £ l '*\ J Cota. 1 8. James Sktlcs
>vTtj> : « ceo, o£ lbe properly 0 $
Coamol: Flanncgan. Ite)
;4vVV“*> l e ‘>K •?.* *>“v'».v \
him robbed. SkU. jJ
=l^!.; ■i.TiT'r. !... •‘ 4 V t % '■< »ndtook the officer tc B 0
f’ There « no evir ol
i c" s fv-Si I '* t' .sj,; p > egainatTßoVirtoh,;ud 1
/ oVt^'B,iLV atf goilly »s.toSkllo*, and .
S»hrJ* ”4 ci. ». the aarae j .
« “oo B *rt,CleS fr ““ lH be
v'W 5-** dl-'.'Jfj -y ■ Allegheny cty.
?’ , ..’*.t The jury returned a , ffil
nndinol guilty a« io Si . ;
k’ ‘ t j 10 ,e 6 U ‘° prlsoler °"! to
v '.’ he wea sorry to say ll .at
fir f but he would be glad $
had tbnay. Sk.lesaa, ,d;
n The Court aenteace -
; meat .a the Wealern U
i dictmoDi, the robberj ih
' ''iVik fL tear od the second, t *di
k. rt \ h‘ (}-' ■’ Skllca w ‘* ,emanded ,e
<*’rV CoO. ve. Conrad V ?r<
aanlt and Battery 01
’iJvJ''; :I Countable ol Duquc dij
< waacommitted whil l ™ e
&,iM hMdß ‘ yM "
4s^^'4v^k'< ! H f ’i Fibe Khbibb.—lt
. advertiaement in n( -r
here of the .Futmoi S
beautlfnl engine: fo *|
** cure one or a large, re
: ! , f ;c t' 1 -- ; home,on Pike etre ’P 1
need or ‘ uch an a, ‘ *
Wc.® “ r- '•) ' them a fine opportu “
® ar M, - BuchacB *!
Cl,y>and has ” blal ” ~:
I C"4,4 i ;• ger Footer. Hiare pe;
pl?|h tueoda him to the
V- '• play-going people.
susrE *
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't£ix£i3-p (k tknj eswU They are t >f
which ,h ' y . ia,ra . d g
u , Eggers, Quincy A i «
Itwin, wife and fi, £
*1 fc< I 'i'cH ?l ‘ A f-TSvit Waahington, Pa. i.
IS®* John Scoii cr
‘ son, by Aid. Lew ® s t
m=ult and batter
tV •.'; - Henry HqmcU ,1
-k k>' ; 'k' •! The Furn, y:
‘ '■ 'l S "'Vir-l^J r .lA J ] f Wood and Mark, -
d «Hmnghou,ek le;
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the old Coart H, m
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Honors will be [o
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StSJsJW/Kl*frT S^yt?* l fe ,C *,vi-. tl4 ,«V * A We.ihe subs
Sh/Ajt wHsi'iaP* aV v-.'v-fjc-1 s.«F«iP do certify that >ei
•IWfe»h , ®’§3®^«s^ ,^S!t&Wi’Sit-^(?dS.'fe!‘K's{*- t 3*534 honesty andte m
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LOCAL^MATTEBS.
Quisxsa flEaßlons.r-l'Frduerday,. April 2, 1851.
Mccilirej Jones and Bogg»"on.lhe Bench.
Cotn.vs.’Jatncs Skilcs andJameSßobinson—Lar
ceny o£ the property of Jas.-BecUiiam„ Allegheny
city.
Coonsol: Flonoegan lor Commonwealth; M. 1..
Stewart fofßobiiißoa; John Hampton for Skilcs.
On the S7lb of February the alore ofMr. Beck*
ham waprobbed.. Skllea. sent for a police officer,
and leMhim'that he and Robinson bad robbed it,
and took the-officer to where the gooda wero se
creted. 1 ' 1
There- was no . evidence of any coascqucncc
againatjßobinsoh, and the jury returned a verdict of
goilty as tb'SkileS, and:not guilty an to Robmaon. i
ComV va. the Same'Jelbndanu for the Xarceny of
various articles from the jewelry etoro of John Parka,
Allegheny city.
T-ttO jory-rfitufttcd a.verdict ot gmlty-.&s to Skilcs*.
and not guilty as to Robinson.
His’HoUor Judge McClure said that he regretted,
to see the prisoner once more brought before him—
he was sorry to aay this.was; not his first oftchco,-
bat he would be gladto hear any thing which He
had'tbSay. 'SklleS eaid he had nothing, to aay.-
The Court sentenced him to two years imprison
ment in the Western Penitentiary,, on the first in
dictment, the robbery of.Beckham’s store, und one
rear od the second, the robbery of Park’s store.
Robinson was discharged by proclamation, and
Skilca was remanded.
CoBJ. ss."Conrad Vogel and Elizabeth Vogel—As
•aultaodjlauery on Jonathan r ßuhoup» who is a
Constable of Duqoeane. borough, and the assault
was committed while he was in the performance of
his duly as & police officer,
Fibe Ehbise.—lt will be eecn by reference to an
advertisement in another column, that the mem
bers or the Fairmounl Fire Company offer their
besutifnl engine for sale, as their object la to pro
cure one or a larger site. She can be aeon at their
house, on Pike street. Country towns standing m
need or such an article, the present chance affords
them a fine opportunity to supply their necessity.
B®-Mi. Buchanan, of New Orleans, 18 now in the
city, and has obtained an engagement with Mana
ger. Foatefi His reputation aa a Star tragedian com
mends' him to the- frvorablo consideration of oor
play-going people,' Mr. B.isa'n American by birth,
and greit grandson to ei-Gorernor McKean of
Pennsylvania. He will appear, we understand, on
Monday or Tuesday, evening next.
Oubooh.— The following persona, Pittsburghers,
took their departure, yesterday, on the steamer Ori
ental. They are bound lor the Territory orOregon,
which they intend to make their future home: Dr.
Eggera, Quincy A. Brooke, Wm. Cartwright, David
Irwin, wife'.abd five children. Also, Divid Hart of
Washington, Pa.
John Scott was yesterday commuted to pr>
■ODj by Aldi Lewis* on a charge or committing an
assault and battery on Bridget Msgraw.
Henry Hosacls waa also committed, by Mayor
Fleming, for assaulting John Foster. ,
FurnUarfc-of Hoo. Thoa. Hv Baird will
be sold at.Ms dwelling on- Second aUcet, between
Wood and Market, this day, at 10 o’clock, as he is
declining housekeeping.
A Good Move.-— The KisH Market, heretofore in
the Cronl of the Diamond, has beco moved ..behind
the old Court House. This wo consider a very good
move.
CALiroatrxA arx> the I6TBhub.—This great Pano
nrnij at the Atbeoeam, is sltl! doing a good bu6i
neaa.- Go and make yourself acquainted . \yitji the
Kldorodo of the present century*
figT The panorama of California 'conituuc* lo at
tract crowds of visiters. This is ’the last week for
its exhibition* and.dooH fail to see it.
f waa somevvli al Apriluh—cocaul
erablj ahowcry.
TO file Honorable the Judges of.ike.Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in anti for the Conn
,7,ae^ilSion' y d"fDa»id Tomer, nf Plum Township, in
the County aforesaid, humbly Bheweth, That, yonr pen
lioner has provided himself with materials for the ac
commodation o* travelers and.others, at his dwelling •
house in the township aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license .to Keep u
public house of entertainment..
in duty bound, will pray. DA.VII> TOMCK.
Wflithe subscribers, citizens of the township afon-satu,
do certify that the above petiuoaer is of goon repute tor
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
ffftm and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavermsn^*
CC fil*Sright, Vzxiali Stewart, Jacob Byerly, James S
BummeiUvJphn Ciphe'rs, H R Tomer, Jacob Aoung. J
W Hoover, Jos Little, R k Ross, David Herron, Wm W
Connell. j»Pjfr ai *
THE PITTSBURGH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
will*.hold their regular Quarterly Meeting-ia tile
Board of Trade Rooms, on April an,-at ID*
o’clock, AvM. Members who bare books belonging 10
the Library of the Association will please return them.
• By order of the Execuuvo Conunmee,
eprliw* A. B. Sec’y.
SILVER COIN. WANTED—For which the high”
premium will be paid. CO ' ;
tprl ' corner Third and Martel streets^
TO**G"ARDN ERSw—Six seres of ground,near the City,
oh the Allegheny side, und twenty seres on the Mo.
nongshels side, for ssle w _ WILK , NS * c 0 _
ft p r i Third and Market rm.
ALOT ON NUNNERY HILL—IOU feet front by AO
deep, for aa.e. ft.ee «», Enj-o of^
. , . ,
20 bb!«. No. 3 Mackerel;
20 do Vinegar;
-. ..... 4 do Eggs; ■
l do Roll Bauer;
-Kegßnuer; -
■ No. 1 Lard,ln kegs;
■“ ■■ Dried Teaches and Apples!
& gftjOKHEAD
SUGABS.— New Orleans Sugar ; ,
St. Loms Powdered Sugar; .
do Crashed do;
. do Glorified do;
do Loaf do; iii store ana for
lialeby (aprl) KING £ MOORHEAD.
MOLAB9ES>-New Orleans Molasses :
St. Loots sugar-house Syrup;
* • St. James - do do, ,
1 • • ' • • Battle Grourtd do do? for sale
by [aprl] KING &- MOORHEAD,
TOBACCO— Of the following brands: Rassoll A Rob*
inson’s; WHOrnni’s; VV'VViere*} Richard King’s;
W H'Hair’s; Barrow’s 20 ib bores: in store and for
sdlb by • • Uprl3 KINO A MOOBUKAD. <"
**• ARD—2O kers and 3 bble.Lard rec’d and for sale by
JL/aprt SAMUEL P.SURIVER.
nag_7bl>l>. fresh Eggs rec’d and.foi sale liy
“°ft ■ SAMUEU P.SHRIVGR.
ITTTRR—S ke« paokedTcc’d and for salt by.
iaprl' ' - SAMUEL P. SHRtVER.
p^^mbl..rec.du„dfor. S l« i J,y aiißivEß
Q^F r^Oß^-150b °^ e M c u d 4 n p fo aHRiv > BR.
a^-o^l r e^
ANTIDOTE —The Medica
W wonder of tho age; a positive and certain cure
for Tie Doluurcaux.Goul,Rh e ?, m^ ,s ?h Sp^ 'emShfi
herrons diseases. .hold al the Medical Depot, Smith field
street _ . _ 1 *
Tcmotrance and RoWeitown
• Company.
hprebv given to lbs Stockholders of said
lh g ey makcpaymcnt to Hoot, M«j
nsitt r Treasurers of ibo sald.Coropany.of Five Dollars
oaeach share of Die Slock, Monday to each
and every month hereaAer,unlil the whole stock ispaj
In full. As the Road will be graded and bridged by
4ih. I*sl, the Stockholders are requested to be prompt
and punctual in thotr payments-. .. M.B. UKi/ww, .
. <nar22 •• President
A Foundry for Sale*
THE subscriber offers £ot sale his STOVE and. HOL: :
LOW WARE FOUNDRY, in Fulton. He has jast
put tbe whole premises m perfect order, having refitted
theFwmdry in every particular, so that it is now ready
for operation, and he, would be happy to show it to any
who mat be desirous of purchasing, Its admirable and
commodious arrangement, the numderandsuperioruy of
ilB patterns and flasks, us fine engine, Ac., and its near
ness to the river, render inis toundry equal, if not supe
rior, to any other in the country.
• • AjUsO l —A firsMatc Steam Saw lum, r wiiU two raws—
I bnUine saw—two engines; one lathe machine; a good
i%flce-and stable. All in good order; situated on the
niih’* river—li miles from Cincinnati. .
; unit *»e sold tow for cash, or part cash, and balance
D-will be exchanged for available property m
<>tt -I«V»ivi/.itv. Fornarticulars, enquire of
or near uieciiy* ; rw ‘) , ! u ‘ lv WM. LEWIS,
mMr'ii*Qtdaw near the,premises, at Fulton:
!?¥• The Pittsburgh Manufacturer, Dayton > Empire,
.-Cincinnati Commercial, copy, two times: Daily. - and
■■Weekly, and ocad bills to this office.— Ctn. EnwiTtr. , .>
"i*i k~-
~»:4^^-^'.';-r'->- £ -j...
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TrrerntaMe Testimony J I
The press.hu-Idfely laid -before !
mass of scientific end odierlosUmonylolheerttoordimi. j
ry cfficooy at Dr.Rogcn' SwacflAaen ßmHJJ ani ,
Canthalagua. os a cute for CON SUM '? :
itarsiagasunu of its value as a specific for Coughs, Colds
und oilier Pulmonary Diseases. . Among .Hie names of
113 endorsers we note-those oT Dr. c £ x »^ e f a ?f°/®*su r
m the Cincinnati Medical College »iDr.-W» Richards,
of that city; Dr. R H. Wilson, of Gallia Co., Ohio, and
many other professional men oflugh standing. Leamfed
men of character and eminence only, mote anen state
ments as the above have done, upon thestnngatgroundt.
There eon, therefore, be no longer a dcubt,ihat this pre
paration is, under Providence, a-soverelgn* specific m
pulmonary Complaints ‘ The pamphle t to-be had of
Agents contains farthef testimony; - See also advertise'
mentin another colamn. .. >... . '
Wiitai’« Balsam or Wild Cherry.
• lE/* The.remarkable, success of this Balsam is no
doubt owing in a gTeat measure to the peculiarly agree
: able and powerfulnature of its ingredients. It is & fine
hebbaXi medicine—composed chiefly 'of Wild Cherry ,
Bark and-the genuine Iceland Moss, (the latter imported
expressly for the purpose,) the rare medical virtues of
which are olso combined by a new chenucai nrocess
-with the Extract of Turj thus rendering the whole corn
pound the most certain and efficacious remedy evet dis
covered; • , ...
.We do not wisn to deceive the- afflicted, or bold mil
any hopes of relief when none exist ; but when so many
hundreds pronounced by-skillful physicians as
i hopeless cases, have been cared, who can blameus toy
i osing every word and accent of persuasion to induce
i the suffering invalid to lay aside prejudice, and partake
of a remedy seldom known to fail. •... - /. .
Beware of counterfeits and.base imitations.
B7* See advertisement. .. . l man -
Bnropeon Agencfi ,
fry Having been detained by. busmens at New Ur*
teanß and St- Louis, during the last few weeks* I wul
not leave this city until Tuesday,
■ corner ©rWood and Fifth sts.-
mart7:tAS
Gutrlc Juice qr Pepiln,
Dj” This great remedy, prepared after directions at
Baren Liebig, the great Physiological chemist, uy Ur. J.
S.Houghton,of Philadelphia, is worltulgVrondersman
diseases of the stomach and digestive organs.. It is truly
one of the most important discoveries in medical sci
ence. Cures of the most hopeless cases of indigestion
have been performed, to which the afflicted can be re
ferred by calling on the agents, fide advertisement m
another column. Kkwbr & M’Dowell, Agents,
febO ' 140 Wood street.
rrr Consumersofwlnosare invited to redd In arother
eolumn the card of Jacob Snider, Jr ’a cheap wine store
G7Walnut street, Philadelphia, . febl4:ul>
Oj- Daguerreotype*. i
Nelson & Co would respectfully announce to the i
citizens of l*iusburgh 3 Allegheny and vieinity,that they ,
have had a large Operation Room, with a Glass Root
and Front, built and arranged expressly for the purpose
of taking Daguerreotype latenesses. Tue best Da
guerreotypes, on the best material, ore taken at this es
tablishment, under the special superintendence of the
proprietors. , . „
cTbe arrangement enables them also to take-raimiy
Groups, of any number of persons, in the most perfect'
mnnuer.
Likenesses ol sick or diseased persons, taken in any
pan of the city. ;
Gallery at the Lafayette Hall, Fourth street,corner of
Fourth and Wood strocts. Entrance on Fourth street.
feb!4:ly
Is most respectfully invited to the plain, unvarnished.
Ejatemenl of John Walt, who wai cored of an old Cough
by the use of the I'etrolbuk: .
'‘This may certify that I have been cured or an old
chronic cough by the use of four bottles of Petroleum/
The cough attacked me a year ago lost December, and i
had lost allhopes of getting well, as I had taken the ad
vice or several physicians without any benefit I was
bencfiited almost instantly by the use of the Petroleum.
leougktdup, during the use of the Petroleum, a hard
jtibj(ane£ re&erabliag bene, I moke these statements,
without any solicitation from any one to do so, and sole
lyior the purpose that others who are suffering may be
benefiltcd. 'You are-ai liberty to publish this certificate.
I am uu old citizen ot Pittsburgh, having resided here
ihmv‘three years. My residence, at this tune, i* In
Second street JOHN WATT.
Pittsburgh, February 24, ISSI.’ 1
ITT* For sale by Keyser &McDowell,l4o \vood st,
R. K. Sellers, 57 Wood st; D; M. Curry, Allegheny City;
D. A. KHiott, Allegheny; Joseph Douclass, Allegheny;
11. P. Schwartz, Allegheny; also, by the
Canal Basin, Seventh st., Pittsburgh. ,
DU* During these sudden change* of the weather,
cold*, coughs and diseases of the Lungs ana Threat
are more prevalent than at any other season. We nd
•vts(“persouH sivttffdcted to procure at once, Jattnesix*
ptetorant, which always relieves a cough or tightness of
throat,oribo difficulty ol breathing*- Try
it. To be had at the Pekin Tea Store, 3S Fifth street.
jii3t *
Dr. 5* D« BowQ’a
S H A K. E R S AR S A PARILLA,
TUB GREATSPRirin AND SUMMER_MEDICINE
rr""PRRVENTS "DISEASE —PROOF:
A Child Shved! Concur Core.—The following evi
deuce is oalv one of thousands of similar .character,
ami conclusively proves that Dr. Howe’s Sarsaparilla is
one of the most etteeiive remedies ever discovered:—
Dr. Hoioc:— Dear Sir.— My son, when about six
months old, broke out with \haidreadful disease, Smfu
tout Sorrt, over ifce face and_body; und for two years
and a halt [ mei every means :hatc6old_bc suggested
bv my-fri-mK 1 also had tho ndvice of six or seven of
ihebenphyMCianHn the country, without effecting a
cure, and l almost wished tho hule suflerer dead, that it
might be freed from its pains. During-the last six
months,the pores were so distressing and painful, ray?
self ana wife were up with it night and day, for weeks
together, atul use had giwn ttp all hope of ever raising
our tittle one. At length, a friend advised us to try your
Shaker Sarsaparilla.. Reluctantly I tried it, and I have
reason to blessUod for it, tor; in o rime^iAroJ
edup the sorts, so that there is. scarcely even a scar to
be seen. We only regret that we did not hear of and
commence using it sooner, as we are satisfied it would
huve saved a great deal of suffering and expease. . 1 he
child i't now -well and hearty, Ws do unhesitatingly
consider yonr Shaker Saraapcrnla one of the be«pre
parauons nowtn use. JOHN STAJiSBURi,
1 - Rose, between From and Second sts.
This is the inly Sarsaparilla- that -acts in the Diver, Kid-,
neve and Blood, at the same timsj which renders.a allogcth
ermmenaluabU to every oneypartsevtarly Females.
JJr. Hussey, Professor in the Ohio Medteal College, says
theShak£rpTeparationsaretntlyvaluable t andTUOvmmas
them to thejmblic. .
No Mercurv—no Mineral—rw Poisonous Drugs m
the Shaker Sarsaparilla. ' ' ' . ,
: Remember, if ts warranted to be purely and entirely
Vegetable, and asa Female and Family medicine it has
Be sure you enquire for Dr. S. D. Howe's Shaker
Sarsaparilla-
Pncc «1 po r bottle, and £ bottle. for
Proprietors,
No l College Hall, Cincinnati, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
For sale by our Agents,. ■
J. Scuoonmaxxr It Co., R. W. Means, A. Black, Jq*l
Moulee, J- M. Townsend, William Jackbon and J. A.
Jones, Pittsburgh; D. A.. Eludtt, Allegheny i **•«.
McClelland, Manchester; P. Crooxer, Brownsville;
nnd Druggists generally. AUo, by HO\\ E It CO.« Pro
prietors, No. 1 College Hall. Cmcumati,Ofaio. liebJo
ir7*o«ld yellow** Hall, Odeon Buildmq, Fourth
ttieei, buvxtn Wood and Smithfivld *:rcra---J > iuaburg{
tlncumpincm, No.B, meets Ist and !id Tuesday* ofeacn |
month. . '
Pittsburgh Degree Lodge, No. 4,ineet«BJ and 4th
Tuesday*. - _, ; ,
Meebamrs 1 -Lodge, No, .a, meet? every Thursday
evening. - • . ,
Western Star Lodge No.‘2l,meci-severy Wednesday
levenmpv ... .
• Iron Oily Lodge; No. every Monday ev’og.
: Mount Moriah Lodge, No. ado, meets every Friday
,evemQg, - ,
: Zocco Lodge, No. 385, meets every Thursday evening,
al their Hall, corner of Srmthfield and Fifth streets.
; Twin City Lodge t TJo.-BU,-meets every Friday even
ing. Hall, corner of Leacock and Sandusky streets,
i \Uegfreny City. raayB9:ly
llT'Angeroiiii Lodge, I.o*of Q.F«?-The Aiir
gerona Lodge, No. 2S9 t l.O. of 0., P„ meeuevery Wed
nesday evening in Washington Hall, Wood st. (ja4:ly
(FT*I. O. of O. F.—PlaceolMectlng, Washington
Hull, Wood street, between slh um) Virgin Alley.
Pittsburg u Lodge, No. 'ilS —Meets every Tuesday
T,C Meboabtile VINcAwPXErrT, No. c7 —Meets Ist anti 3'
Friday ofeacli momb. ntarHS—ly
EJ* 0. A. O. D.—HILL GROVIi, NO. 31 oLths
United Ancient Order of Druids y jneetB on every Mon*
day evening, m ihe Halh corner of Third and Wood
Bireoiß,above Kramer tc Kahm’s. maySSlily.
Notice*—TheJucar<RYM.KNTAiLOßS Society, of Pitti-,
burjjh and Allegheny,meets on the second Monday of
every inonih at the Florida House, Markets!.
anC7y] Jons VovNo t jr. ( Secretary.
•ENCOURAGE'HOME INSTITUTIONS.-''
CITIZENS* INSURANCE COMPANY,
C. G. HUSSEY. l*rcst. • A. W. MARKS. Sec’Y
Offict-~H0,4 1 Water Warehouseof C. H. Grant.
10" This Company la now prepared to insure nil kinds
of risks, .on Houses, .Manufactories, tioods, Merchan
dize in Store, and m Transitu Vessels, &c.
An ample guaranty for the ability and integrity of the
Institution, is afforded in the character of the Directors,
who are u'.l citizens of Pittsburgh, well and favorably
known to the community fortlicir prudeuce,intelligence
ond integrity.
l)ULErrott»-C. G. Hussey, Wm. Bnga'ey,Wm. Lari
uicr, Jr.« Walter Ilr\ ant, Hugo D. King, Edward Hcazcl
lon.Z Kinsey S.Hnrbnußb,S.M.Kier. raarl2:l'
p-Th® National Loan Fund Lift Atntr*
a«c« Company o 1 London qnd New Yori, aie now ta
king Risks on the lives of persons between the ages of
IS and CO years, at the Ranking House of
sepll ■ • WM. A. HILL & CO.
Acanriated Firemen** Insurance Compa- j
A “ ny of the City of Plttsburcn. 1
W W DAliliAS, FresU.—ROBERT FINNEY, Sec’y,
W ™\yit[Tneore ugalnsl FIRE and MARINE RISKS !
loflto'tn" tonmgalUlaß>tui,No,.V!A and 185 Waur u.
i w W. Dallas, t ßody, ra«cr«on, R. ll* HarUey, r:b.
C. Sawyer,Chae. KennWm.Oorraan. fobio
SUNDRIES— 5 casks Bacon—Hams, Sides and Shoul
ders; .
2 bids. Roll Bauer; ~ '
3 do White Hominy; ■ . . „ •
■J do Apples; Receivedaad ljr sale by;
I mar« ■ KING 'Jr MOORHEAD
mm*
Sperial Notices.
Public Attention
OF. FITTR.D V MO II
LIFE INSURANCE
H .-■ * '4-'
' M V r *'-
(Somnurrial and JFinanttal.
PORT OB' PITTSBURGH*
5 -fBST 0 INCHES Wi-TSB IN THB CHANNEL.
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan No. *-•
. u Atioaiic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
■« . Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
- « JiftPKee, Hendrickson, Mcueeapori.
* « - - Beaver. Gordon. B^p ver ’
Fashion No. 2, Peebles, Eliaabeth.
u Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newion.
« j. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
« Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati.
' “ - Navigator, Dean, LouisviUe.
a Fort Pitt, Miller, Nashville.
a Jenny land,,Hurd, Zanesville.
« MaUa, Zaneaille.
. “ . Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville,
n Atlantic, Parkinson, do
*« j.APKee,Hendrickson, McKeesport.
i« ;. Michigan No; 2, Boies,Beaver.
“ Beaver, Gordon,Beaver.
“ Thomas Shnver. Bailey, West Newion,
“ Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
14 . Cincinnati, Birmingham, Cincinnati.
Oriental, smythers, St. Louis. ‘
“ Cox, Zanesville.
“ • Cashier, McMillen, Wheeling.
■■■■• Kt Magnet,— Gallipolis. .
Allegheny River Trade*
REGULAR FRANKLIN PACKETS.
I •TSfe.-Wi: Ths fine steamer. ALLEGHENY BELLE
Capt.. Wit. Hanna, leaves the Alle
gheny wharf forFranklw.everyiHbnaay and Thursday,
at 4 P. M.
- TheJine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt-
John Hanna, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin* overy I Tatsday and Fnday, at 4 P. M.
- For Freight or Passage, apply on Board.
• Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati,
ism* 'L ' Tint new and fast running steamer ClN
iiEri&JfcclNNATr. BthmimohAM. Master, will leave
SsaraßStßregularly overy-WsDiresDAY.
ro.te.gh, or pa..age, M b^ f B g ROER
For marietta and HooWngport.
I' flfe -fa Tirefinfl steamer PACIFIC, Zanoub Mas*
-will leave for theabove and intermedi
ate porta every THURSDAY y at 4 o’clock, P. AI.
For freight or aB age, opply^nboerd^orto^^
tnario No. Cl Water El., and 63 Front «■
Jontuevui«n Cabinet makers Association.
wI%BHOUS E xII9 SECONp STREET ,
(near urn corner of Wood.)
■ ■ . THIS ASSOCIATION, cm-<j»
bracing, already, twice to three Wt
times as many hands as the lar* ISfH
gpcirrnwaaa gest and hitherto most renowned 1 1 *
business shopß oflhiscity, have opened their Ware
lionse, and are able to (urnish the public, by wholesale
or retail, with Furniture of the following description—
Mahdgnny Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus: Full Col
umned Bureaus: Mahogany Bedsteads: Mahogany
Chairs; Rocking Chairs; Mahogany Wnshslands; So
fas; Divans; Piano Stools? Book Cases; Secretaries;
Card Tables; Pier Tables; fine Card Tables; Centre
Tables; Hat Racks; French Bedsteads; Ottomans:
Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Tables; Work
stands; Cherry and Common• Workstands; high post,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bateaus;
Cribs; Cradles,ic. ,
The advantages of co-operation, on an extensive scale,
permit them to sell at the lowcsiprieeß,and they are de
termined to sell, lowerthan any competitors, an equally
good, if hot better article, and warranted—«as the public
will understand by giving them a calls _ ,
JTn» Steamboat work of alt description*, ana other
articles of any description, made to order In every style,
at the shortest notice. [mar29
ILOOft COABDS—IOO,OOO feet, well masoned anJ for
sale at grcaity
Allegheny Planing Mills.
a r293w
OX BOARDS AND PANEL STUFF— OO, OOU feel
far pale by S. A. BLOOMER,
mar233w . Allegheay Planing
MORRIS’ TEA MART—(Lott Moebh & Hiwokth.)
—ln the Diamond, second door from Diamond al
ley. If you wish for Ten that is really goad, this is the
place to buy it—as inferior, low priced Teas, are never
kepi at this establishment.
Extra Family Tea*— 50e. in.
Superlorqnaliiies--***** 75c. 9* ft.
The very nest imponed‘Bt,oo ft.
This lathe only Btore in Pittsburgh that keep* pre
cisely the same kinds of Black Teas that are sold in
England and Ireland at 4 nnd 85.00 V ft. Price 50 and
75c. y ft. (margT
To Cabinet Maker*.
Venters. MoAogany, Rosewood and Walnut; Vaniuh,
Hardware and Furniture at wholesale.
riIHE subscribers have just received from New_ Jerk
1 and Boston a most splendid stock of VENEERS,
and are manufacturing by machines Fonutare raitable
for the trade. All of winch we will eeli at extremely
; Asereat care was taken in the selection of the stock*
persons cannot fail to be suited either a* to quality or
price; and, ns ilia well known tknt Furniture can be
made by tnaebinery superior and much lower than by
hand, the attention or the trade is respectfully invited.
Turned Work, In all its branches, carried on as otnaL
Plank for hand mils, for Carpenters, and nil articles
require! in raanufacturingCahinet Furniture, constantly
on band-viz: Mahogany, Vanish, llatdwve, Hair
Cloths, Springs, Ac. RVAN & M KLkt
* r ° Ryan’* BaiMings,
No. 31 Fifth street.
mor22rydavr
Kotlce. t .
po«d of hi. interest in said
tpe u» 5 bo
twn«'k>vi&ca •v..**jous covodb.
a*FAOBQ a coy O DIB*
I Successor* to John M’Faden ACo.j
Canal Penn street.
pennfto Railroad—Central Railroad.
SHE subscribers haring bean appointed *hippin*
Agents for the Pennsylvania or Central Railroad,
>rm the public thatwe we now prepared to receive
any merchandize or produce for flupment east on the
P Goo3s will be carried through in five
days, and all consigned to as will be forwarded free of
commission or charge for advance*.
BATES or FREIGHT BETWSEJt Fill LAD BLFHIA ® PirrwnjßOH.
Dry Goods,Hats,Shoes, Books, Stationery, Cutlery,
Confectionary, Fruits, Feathers, Furniture, Drugs, Me
dielnes, Saddlery, W001,**..&0., SI {Ml*>
Hardware, Qoeensware,Groceries, l'atnts,p?e Stuffs,
Oils* Leather, Clover, Flax, Timothy aud other Grass
'licit Fork.Balter, hard, Larf On, Tobacco
Leaf, Coffee, Tatlow, Gram and RagSjOOc. 100 n>».
Ashes, Marble, (ronitb,) Tar, Pitch, Rosin, German
; C S” H ' fcC - Sbe ‘ * l6 ° M’FADEN A COVODE.
IN TUB COURT OF QUARTER SF.SSIONB of Al
legheny County,of D. 1850. N 0.3.
Road in PitiTotoiuMp, from the Farmers’ and .Mechanic'
1 Turnpike Road > at Ward ttrut, (0 Eraddoch's strict, at
' Hatha street]
: The viewers having reported in favor of a public
Road in the above case, the farther action of the Conn
!wiU be applied foron probate WOODS^'"
da mar99 ■ Attorney for Petitioners.
RECEIVED-TIHS DAY PER EXPRESS
-500 doz. Alexander’s Ladies* A Gems* Kid Gloves
OOpieces Chene Silks,choice styles;
50 do Irish Poplins, do do i
150 do Borages, do do;
103 do Ginghams, do do;
i Irish Linens,. Linen HantUerchlefs, ie Cantlmc, de
’Lalnes, Atn, Ac. A. A. MASON it CO.,
m"t27 Nos.OOnnd64Market street.
Gloves 1 Gloves 1
KA DOZ. SILK GLOVESj
i/U lOOdoi. Lisle Thread do;
100 do Ladles 1 Colton Hose ;
100 do Suspenders} for sale,at Eastern prices
KENNEDY A HASLKTT,
W, Market street.
f 7. w anted.
lU OR 30 HANDS, to moke BOYS’ CLOTHES.
None bnl first rate hands need apply, at
mM SS R. CHESTER’S, 71, Sroilhßeld street.
-C A S OR ~ 3bbla RA? FAHNESTOCK A CO
W HinN U -. W ™^»&&, ESTOCK A CO.
1 B i‘hg HEdNUTa fot “'Sff. WILLIAMS A CO
T) El^^ HPLE^Re<:^AMtIEL Q p ,, 3H b t f l VP.n.
FOB SA.t>K —Two aew casi iron t'oltoysjls incheau
diuneier and 7 inch face. Also, 1 do 18 inches n
di S r,a " d " iUrt foCC - A feDE3 & ALCOHN.
I,aw Partnership.
THE subscribers have associated themselves in the
uraelice of Law, under the firm of Black A Wash
moTOH. One or the other of them; when not engaged -> n
Court, cun bo found at all times in the office, on Fourth
street, Pittsburgh, now Mr.Blueh^
READE WASHINGTON.
. spring FmWob tar 18511
[m TH'9 bcinlUttl Biyle of HATS received anil for
itfl-l-Kv JAMES WILSON,
V comot of Wood 61. and Diamond alley.
D tJ F.P’ 5
ijMMBS*
ShASKxSatam/; and « Western Steam.
:boat Accountant,” Professor of Book-Keeping aud the
Commercial Sciences. ■ • , , „
N- B- HATCH, E?q-» of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor
of Mercantile Law. „ _ . • , ,
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, Professor of Ornamental ana
• Mercantile Penmanship. , , ... .
Persons desirous of obtaining a thorough Met Canute ed
ucation,canrely upon obtaining in this institution every
thing that is advertised, there is no advertising of the
names of Instructors and Lecturers who neither teach
; nor lecture In the place f nor no humbugging the public
• vnthpiect* of engravings, withthe engraver’s name sup
pressed, and a name affixed, pretending to hove “exe
. cuted”; them with a pen.
Ladies’ 'Writing Class meets in a separate apartment,
from 10 to 12 A.M.
• Gentlemen’s Class from 8 in the morning till 10 at
. night. tmarSlid&w
TO HOUSE KEEPERS—We have on hand a Quantity
' of ground rice, ground expressly for whitewashing
purposes, ltbeing of a strongly glutinous nature andof
a pearly white “seta’fthe wash strongly on the wall and
' gives it a clear and brilliant appearance, it answers
v equally well lor colored washers.
■ ' RHODES fc ALCORN,
mai22 . 10? 2d Bl», opposite Si. Charles Hotel.
EMON
V. . I. v ;i'- ? . <y V - " -
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v V? f ” k *’
yj.pi. '
• • SCOTT & OTIBi
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
-* ' Ol 'MAIN STBSET, ST. LOUIS, iITSSOTTBI,
HAVING been engogod In Ibc above business for tile
last fix years, in this city, would/respectfully so
licit consignments of Goods, to be sold in tots market,
either for Auction or private sale—particularly Gluss*
ware, Hardware nud Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances oil all kinds of Goods, consigned us for sale
Will refer in Messrs llewctt, Hoe & Co..E. U. Vio
let, Wm.D. Wood & Co,, John J. Anderson & Covß. H.
Stone, Squire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer 3c Co.. Larkin
Deaver, Saint Louis; Butler & Brothers, Cincinnati;
George M’Lum, Pittsburgh. (mar2o.y
TWO HORSE CARRIAGE and HARNESS at Auc
tion —On Thursday afternoon, April 3d, at 3 o'clock,
at the Livery Stable of James Matthews, Penn st .near
St Clair street, will be sold by order of William Ebbs,-
Esq. a superior, large two horse family Carnage—brass
mounted failing iop,in good order. Also, two sens brass
mounted double harness. P.M-DAVIS,
jjpfO __ Auctioneer.
W« G. nrCARTSEY, Auctioneer.
TWO VALUABLE BUIjuDING LOTS at Auction.
—Will bo sold on Saturday evening, April 12th, at 8 ■
o clock, at M’Carlney’s Auction House, No. 125 Wood
street, two valuable building lots, each fronting 24feet 4
inches on Short street, und extending back 100 feet to a,
oq foot alley. Said lots arc Nos. 24 and 20 on Cosset’s
plan in the Third Ward of the City of Allegheny; and
commanding a-boouitfui v lewof the cities of Pittsburgh
and Allegheny and surrounding country, and would be a
moit desirable locaiiou for a private residence; as u
enuno- be surpassed by any siluntion for health in the
two cities. Title indisputable. _remis at sale.
. nmf2s w,&. macartney, Auctvr.
JAMES MCKENNA. Auctioneer,
PFHFM PTORY SALE—O/ Feather J3eds, MaUraxia,
BOdine. BellJe, Blacksmith's TaoU Wheel Bar,ate,’
At.. iT Auction.— On Friday noil, Apr.Hih, m 2 o’clock
iti the afternoon, will be sold at M iCettna s Auction
House, the following articles, without reserve: bellows,
a lot of blacksmith’s tooiß, hammers, sledges, crow bars,
viccs.drills, picks, mattocks, shqvelsand wheel barrows.
Also, turniture, feather beds,mattresses, bedding, kitch
en utensils, three cooking stoves, camp kettles, tinware
plates, knives and forks, a lot of rope and cable,» out
shoemaker’s tools, looks, latches, plane irons, one large
bow window, one iron chest, one large chamber chair
stuffed and lined.mahogany trame-one snperior oldv.t.S
lin, a lot of hay forks. JAMES M’KENNA,
npr3 Auctioneer,
H!
•OUSE FURNITURE of a private Family, at. Auo-
Ttos. —On -THURSDAY, noil, April 3d at 10 o’-
ch£k, A. M., will bo sold, at the dwelling of the Hon:
Thou- II- Baird, Second street, between Wood and Mar
ket streets, bis entire household I; urmturc, kitchen uten
sils, Ac., ns he ts declining housekeeping. All-the arti
cles wore made to order, nre of tue best quality, and
hu« been kept m the Aact.
R,,, i roTATE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
DWELLING iIOUSBS, wilA Garden thereon, at
Auction. —Li South Pittsburgh, on Saturday next, April
sth, at 3 o’clock in the altcrnonn.will bo sold on the pre
mises, in the borough •of South Pittsburgh, about half
Wuv f om the Manongahela Bridge, oa the nmn rood or
Street leading to Birmingham: Two Lois of Ground -
each lronting b 2O feel 3 inches on said main load called
Corson street, and extending hack 114 feel to chestnut
alley On one of the lots there is erected a good Frame
Dwelling House, wellfiiii.hed, incompleteiorder.having
Bee rooms —three on the firm and two on the second sto
ries—and a back kitchen. There is a well of excellent,
pure spring water on the premises, and a pump at the
Kitchen door, on both lots j m front and rear aro beauu
ful gardens, tastefully laid oat and culuvated with flow
era. shrubbery, a choice collecuon of fruit trees and
grano vines-also, liandsomesumraer house and arbors,
constructed in the lalestmodern sly e ; The whole prop-,
ertv is enclosed with a good.substanual fence,seven feet
high, ft will be sold together or separately, as may suit
U por a private residence, this is the ra’St delightful lo
cation in Allegheny county, and for beauty; or scenery
cannot be surpassed in Pennsylvania 1 the view from aft
points is truly grand and magnificent, emliracing.tlie
cities of Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Manchester, Birming-
I bam and the adjoining country, for. several miles, the
Ohio aud Monongaheln livers, with the steamboats ply
ing thereon. His within a tew minute*; ride of the Court
I House; omnibuses are constantly running past the door,.
Although so near the city, it may be called a comitryxo
sidence, and is sold only as the owner has removed to
I -Accommodating; which will be made known
Lt the time of sole. JACOB BATES, Owner.
Vnfl JAMES' ATKENNA, Aucl’r.
D" AMAGED CARGO OP STEAMBOAT LOWELL,
xr Audios. without reserve and for benefit of
whom it mny concern.—On Monday next, April ?th, at
JO o’clock, in the fotenoon, will be sold without reserve,
at McKenna’s Auctiou House, on nceount of whom it
may e“cerl part of the cargo of the steamboat Low
ell, sunk in the Ohio river, below Wheeling, on March
22d.0n her patsago down.
It i* impossible to enumerate the various articles* as
only 50 cases of the goods have as y*t been
They comprise Foreign,. Domestic and Fancy Good* of
every description* Clothing, SJtirt*. Books, Shoes, Hats,
Hardware and Cutlery. Fiy Net«, Carpel Hags, tk.c., all
of which will be open tor exaraumtion on Saturday .
This is the largest lot ot merchandise ever sold til
and* ami dealers will find it to
their advantage to attend. M.tpwvi
Terms at sale. JAMES ,
TfXCuABUrmJILBING *-OTS IN
V BOROUGH Jl t Avctxow.— On Thursday, Apnl JQ,
«i 3 o’clock in tbc afternoon, will be sold in Daqaesno
boroach, at the foot ot Herr 1 * Uiahd, bU Building Loin,
fronting twenty feet on the Allegheny river und lenn
gylvania Canal. Also, fire Lot* adjoining; same me,
and similarly siruaie*d» to be sold at a Ground Lease of
Signer onnnrn, each. „ , . . ,
Terms of sale of first s*x Lots—one-iourth »n hand,
and the balance la three equal annual payments.
Title is indisputable. JAMES M.’IvENNA>
ntarls Auctioneer.
James JUdwry, Jr.,
CHAIR ANO BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER, JVo.
a 94 Fetmvians Rote, Liberty it rat, has tm hand a
large stock of Choirs and Bedsteads of every'descrip
tion, mode of the best material*, which he will sell low*
er than articles of the same quality can be told in the
city. He would call particular uttention to hi* large
stock of mahogany uuu walnut chairs and Bedsteads,
which he will sclt.nl greatly reduced prices. Also,
TURNING of every description executed in the neatest
manner. , .
Orders left el the Warcrooms.or at the Mill, corner ot
Adams and liberty street*, will be promptly attended to
mart!
"cabinet Mafeer* Wanted..
fIMIK subscribers will employ a number of good hand*
1 ut the above tniaiiwas J v'« t Bureau, Bedstead aud
Table maker*. None bat good workmen need apply,—
a* good wage* will be given and payment prompt-
R i AN a M’KrjK,
A ?artn«r Wanted
BY a gentleman who ii now doing a profitable bust
new on the Western Reserve, Ohio—but whose
means are 100 limited to carry on the same. Any per
son of good character, possessing 31500 tn cash, or
goods suitable for a country store, can hear of a good
chance by calling upon STUART A lI.U,
raar&lm
Obi) TKACH 6ka^DV—Juhi
II ill received and for sale in nuontities to suit pur
chasers, at .MORRIS’ Tea Store,
mardl " r " mthe_Diamond._
WALL TAPER—for die. per toll, forsale by
WALTER V-MARSHALL,
mar i2) . No. S 5 Fourth slr*et.
tSRENCH PATER HANGINGS-Tapestry, Decora
r Hon, Velvet anti Gold Paper Hangings and Borders
ior Drawing Rooms and Parlors, " DeTacoiirt,” of Parts,
jus, received and for a LTER p MARSH ALL ,
AUD bile J. I*- Coabling’s No l Lard Oil,
ia slore and for «tag LLBR * mcKEXSO N,
No. 221 and 223 Liberty street.
Cun KISU—I2 drains Cod Fish in store and for »a.le’
mar 29 _ MILLKEt & _
TjEAVIB^BUOKEfS—2O doz. Beaver Buckets just
& Rlc| . grsox ,
'to COFFKB—ISU bags Rio coffee now leading from
for leb >' M , LtjElt & rickETSON.
RICE—S 3 tie rces Rice now landing from canal, and
forsale by [maiSSj MILLER & RICKETSON.
BkooMS 50 doz. Brooms in siore and for sale by
„„,29 MILLER & RICKETSON
OLL BUTTER—I 2 obis. fresh, in cloths, for sale
cheap, by WM. DYc#lv,
roarlO P SP7 Liberty street.
~~ to Contractors*..
PROPOSALS are invited from Slone jSlasons, Slone
Cunors, Carpenters, Ac., for the erecuon of a Pro
leslani Episcopal Chnrch, al the corner of Diamond al
ley and Grant street. The proposals to be handed in, on
or before the 15th day of April next. . : ,
A olan end specificauons may be seen at ilia Loctuio
Room of Trinity Church, entrance on Siith meet, on
Saturday morning- not, between the hours of 9 A. M.
and 1 P. Sl.,—where, also, full information will be given
by au Architect. By °i? cr _
rnar27:td Tub Builpino Committse.
B'SiALX'CHURCft'ORGAN— OTgood Qunlity and in
0 good order, eau be had at pnvnto sak, at one hon
dred dollars, on application to P. SI. DAVIS, Auot r.,
roar 29 comer of and Fmh streets.--
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I ‘.V
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MSS
P. oi, DAVIS, Auctioneer.
at Eyau’ft Building*,
No. 31 Fifth Rtree’
HITE CORN MEAL—Freshground and nicely
gifted : a small lot oti hand and for sale by
eme ’ RHODES & ALCORN,
117 Third st., opposite St. Charles Hotel.
rythe Honorable the Judies of the Court of General
(tarn Sessions of the Pence in and for the County
° f of John Sutnmeril, of Plum Tovvn
shiprin the County aforesaid, .humbly sheweth,. That
yom peiilionerhath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at his
dwelling house in the township aforesaid, and prays that
your Honors will'be pleased to grant him a license to
teen a public house of entertainment. And your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will S u .MMEBII (,
We, the subscribers, citizensof the township aforesaid,
do certify that tho above petitioner is of,mod repute for
honesty and temperance, andis well provided with house
roomand conveniences forlho accompodnaon and lodg
ing of strangers andtravelers, and that said tavern is ne-
Ce A S H isiodsker, Andrew Sands, R'M Fink, Wm Colgen,
Joteph Clarke. iohn Tomer, Wm D,canon, R Turner, D
Tomer, Michael Bright, H R Tomer, J C Stewart.
apS:3ld»
ivTEW CQOP BLACK TEAS.—fust received at the
IN Pekin Tea Store, 3S Fifth street, a lot of new crop
Oolong Stack reus, by the ship “Architect” and for sale
whole&ate te the trade at reduced prices-
N, Be I —The above Teas are direct from Canton, ana
the g lt they ore not scented with English
Brahdyj Gin and Rum ifebld] A. JAYNES,Fifth 6t, _
•,N
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JJfportfrf jßarprcw/y/or fiic Daily Morning Post.
BBCrtro B*» LIUUTMSQ— VUiaTBl) BV BTKI.M
DANIEL WEBSTER AT HARRISBURG.
Harrisburg, April 2.
Tho Buppcrlo Darnel Webster last night was a
sumptuous affair. It look place at Banders*.Hotel.
The company was large, comprising the Governor,
members of the Legislature, heads of Departments,
and many citixena. Mr. Webator replied briefly lo
a toast—expressing his belief that the. Union was
safe, and that onr only duty now was to sustain the
Compromise acts, bequeathing them to our children,
and tho Union na we received it from oar ancestors,
one and undivisable.
Speeches wore made by the Governor and. Legis
lators. The evening passed off agreeably.
This morning Secretory Webster, accompanied by
the Governor, Senators Cameron, Cooper and others,
.visited the Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge, and tho
Senate and House of Representatives. In the after
noon ho dined with Gen. Cameron, at Middletown.
Boston, April 2. .
Tho LegiaUlute have resumed the ballotings lor
U. 8. Senator.
• ~ New Yobic, April 2.
The Arctic sailed at noon with 120 passenger. 1
and $400,000 m specie. ...;,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
moon ] New Yobk, April 2.
Wet weallier checks out-door operations,
Plour..Lower th3n yeilcrdaj;
' Pork. .Checked by advanced pretensions of hold'
crs. .
Hides.. Firm and in good demand.;
Hsmp..Steady ; American dew rotted, 107,600
i 3,00 ; dreraed, 142,500170,00.
Tobacco* •Quiet.
I.insced Oil.. Firm at 75 lur English.
Hates of JDiatomit Balae of (ttoins
CORRECTED BY Will. LARIMER, JR.
Exchange Broker, CG Fourthtt. adjoining Bank Pittsburg
PENNSYLVANIA
Piusburghßanks • • *par -
PhUaddphiaßanks- par <
Germantown *par i
Chestercounty * par i
Delaware county •»• ~ • -par.
Monlgomcrycounty ♦ •• • • -par .
Northumberland county • -par
Col-Bank 4* Bridge Co. vat
Reading." * * ’P ai
Lancaster P°*
Doylestown *par
Easton- 'P ar
Bucks county -par
Pottsville *• • • •• • • -par
Washington- par
Brownsville.-" ~-pat
York ----- I
Chambersburgh - *
Gettysburg 4
Middletown.- •* —— •• i
Carlisle.- • • ♦ ......... 4
Harrisbugh 4
Horusdale--- .4
Lebanon. *
Lewistown.
Wyoming I
Erie.--?-* 4
West Branch. 4
Waynesburg.- - • 4
Suqyehanna county broke.
Lehigh county - —;
U.States Bank* 25
Relief Notes 4
City Scrip -•••-pat
County £ *--*» poi
INDIANA.
State Bank and branches mT.
State Scrip.
KENTUCKY.
All Banks •
VIRGINIA.
Easlcmßanhs -* 4
Wheeling 4
Branches- • i
branch at Morgantown- * • i
IMARYLAND .
Saltimorccity- par
Country Batiks 4
NEW YORK.
City Banks. par
Country Banks 4
NEW ENGLAND.
AUsoltcntbanks *'**4
NEW JERSEY.
Plainfield nosale
Eavelopoa*
LIPMAN’3 Adhesivi Parchment Envelopes.—By dip
plug the fingers in water, and moistening ana
pcsslugttie gummed edge, these Envelopes become the
safest and strongest that can be used—being made of
parchment paper, which will withstand any ordinary
friction or moisture. For sale by the quantity or smgle
pack, at the store of W. S. HAVEN,
mar2B corner of Market st^.
IJOR SALE*^Twowrologhf iron Shafts, 2 inches in
* diameter and 12 and 16 feet lomr.
raar29 RHODES. & ALCORN.
Administrator’* Notice.
LETTERS of Administration on the estate of Henry
Nickle, late of Moon township, in the county of
Allegheny, deceased,having been granted to the subsen
ber, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to.
make payment, and all persons having claims against
said estate will present them duly authenticated for set
tlement GEO. MORRISON,
apihOtw* Administrator. -
JOSHUA tlliUOlfiS & CU., ~
WHOLESALE Dealers in FOREIGN FRUITs, &c„
No. 6 WOOD STREET, are now receiving and
offer for sale—
-1,000 bash Teune»see pea mil*;
1,000 drums Smyrna Gigs;
200 do FJrae do;
200 bxs M R RaUins ;
200 hf do do do;
120 eighth do do;
20 casks currants;
20 trails paper shell almonds;
25 bags Sicily do;
6 bates Bordeaux do ;
25 frails Irlca ■ do;
30 bags filberts;
20 do cream nuts;
1 ' 25 bxs shelled almonds;
2,ooQcocoa nuts;
20 coses prunes;
v 40 bxs Nos l and 2fock candy?
10 cases Sicily liquorice;
25 bxs refined do;
45 bxs citron;
10 bags walnuts
Sundries—
-25 mats dates;
300 half cans sardines;
100 cans do;
40 doz assorted pickles ; ,
50 doz pepper, sauce ;
20 bx 6 extract lemon and vanilla;
150d02 lemon nyrup;
50 doz salad oil;
No. 1 herring V
?S bxs scaled do;
20 doz maccaroni;
15 doz vermicelli;
20 doz capers;
20 doz Muscat wine;
20 doz. claret do;
20 bxs Loverlag’a sugar;
4 doz fresh peaches;
4 do do pine apples;
10 do brandy cherrios:
Receiving and for sale by JOSHUA RHODES k CO.
mar*29 No. 0 Wood street.
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COBREB Ofr«ABK*T AHD TBIBD STBEETS. ■ -
D. 1850; ihe only chartered msu
tutionof theWndlu Pennsylvania , in
iSamUf.—lotar Flbmiro, principal Instrucior in
th Q , )| ei nn.rnimnra,Professor*. Penmalis.lip.Mercan
'llAnct!l'bLtWi'reoN, Esq., Lecturer on Commercial
L Th'oso Wishing to obtain ;n complete knowledge .of
Bookkeeping atS its applicat on to every branch of bu-
Fme^Xfa “Tpid and elegant hand witting, are my.-
ted to call and examine ihe arrangements. , .
Lecture on Commercial Law every Monday evening.
Reference to any of the city merchants. tdeclO
LAWYER’S BRIEF PAPER-Asnpofiorarticle,foi
eolebytheqinre, at ■ v r ; ?Vt .
mUrSS corner of Second and MaTlte.ats.
“ ... A Card to ButlMss fflcui _ •
A YOUNG, active business man. a native of Pitts?
A! burgh, with an extensive acquaintance; who can
SSmand a cash capital of from 8 to .59,000, » «n?fouj
to mnke.an investment, and devote his time to business
as a partner, in Pittsburgh or vicinity. „ „o-,
mrdrilm] Please address Post Box No.
• Bounty fcand and otlier Business.
TTriLLIAM FLINN offers hts services to transuf •
\\ business with Executive Departments and
Concress, as an agent. He will attend to an business
relative to pensions and bouury laml. Charges mode
rdte. Address William Fliniv Washington, D. C.
January 23,1851.
edge of transacting . -- 1 na rtictt!arly useful to-all
render his services, os
employ ; h>m at.fejfofl-itpABRIS, 1
Late Second Comptroller^
jet J——-J ——-
-rSREMIUai MUSTAKU-Of our .own mamilaciare,
P comtonily-im bond and & Al.Ct.-RN
- mai7
, aI'FLEB—IOO bus. iu store and for sale Dp
] > Rl mkr7 VVM. PYER.UO7 Liberty st.
n j gP F E E°—
£LOUR-Fr«h grouno
'V r .
- %\V ’
*u * x
** t “*• ‘ ’ k , *
~. -**’*</ ■-* . -
Siateßankandbrancka.' • 4
Cincinnati Banks. *. * •
Circlevillt {Lawrence) — • 4
Columbus Bank • 4'
Xenia • •••*•• * .♦ i
Massillon. .v • • - 4
Sandusky • *• • *BO
Gtauea. ••. 0
Norwalk. '•. 30
■ bev> Lisbon 0
r Wooster. - ,-V5
' Marietta.’ •
r CABlieothe” ”1 i
r Cleveland 1
r Seiotd 4
r Lancaster. 9
| Hamilton. 10
I Canton. 20
\ Urbana. 50
[ Granville • 50
| ILLINOIS.
Stae Bank and Branches 50
Bank of Illinois.’ * • • • •• • *75
MICHIGAN.
Riaisin.*’
Insurance Company- •• • 5
St&tc Bank- - • • •*5
Oakland county. * *lO.
Farm, and Meeh.Bank • .10
St. Clair •nosale
MISSOURI.
State Bank * 4
TENNESSEE.
Allbanks "
EASTERN EXCHANGE.
NetoYork t vrem.) *4
Philadelphia.’ 11 ' *• 4
Baltimore.- • •« u 4-
VALUE OF COINS.
Amer.Gold(prcm.)’ •• ••• 4
Qld’--'dO;‘"dO 50.
Guineas- • *; *ss ft) !
* *4 SO
i Fredcnekdors *7 SO
Ten Thalers *7 80.
’Ten Guilders 3 90
[L Louisd'ors • - * *4 20
Napoleons 3 SO
| Doubloon, Spanish ••••16 00
Do. Paittot 15 50
.'Ducats
PITTSBURGH
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* * a
" 1 5
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V.» *• -v-Vi- <,"•
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—•9ATZTTB BBOWW,
GKOUGE MYOATT**“ • ■, -y • _ ,_ . r
MYGATT & BROWN,
BAIKKiIS ASDESOBASGEBBOKBIIS,
CLBVELAHV, OHlO
fry Collections made in nil the principal cilics, and
■ STOCKS . . _
Bought and Sold on Commlulon
raarsi9:Qcn ' '••• •. ' ~'■ ■’■■■ •• •" " ':
HUL do OVBnTi ■___
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
So. OS: Wood Strteti. .
• . Third dwr below FourtA—{tflWJruffi)' ... .
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
for sale. . Time Bills of Exchange and Nates dis
counted. Gold,Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold.
Collecitona mode in all the principal cities of the United
Deposits received of Par and Current Funds.
• , mar27:y • ■•. <
■ - auvsE.
< JESSE CAROTHERS & CO.,
NO. IS, WOOD STREET. PITTSBURGH,
Current money received on deposit.'
Collccuons made on all tfcepriacipal cities of the Uni*
ted Statea, - ■ ■ laugldy
PATRICKS & FRIEND. 1
BANKERS ASDKIOHANGE faaoKERB,
: No. 95, COBKXS , WOOD .IS DuSOMB CTaSEIB,
■ : ... Pittsburgh, Pa, . ~ fmayl
ue.«-Hooa.: „ l _
HOOK w&fIAH-OKST.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE.BROKERS,
rn£. amm.tf.WaM and Siah slruu., Pittsburgh, Pa
TTvEALERS in Coin, Bank Note>,Time Bills, Foreign
JL/and Domestic Exchange, Certificates ofDeposlt.fic
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe; for sale in sums to unit purchasers,
CURRENT and parrondsiecelvedondeposite •
COLLECTIONS mndeon all parts.pfthe Union,atlna
lowest rales.- - ; . .y. - v :.rr..^.y / r WV**
;~c
lENTKAL PENNSYLVANIA BANKING HOUSE.
betas, aoEiai A. co. ~
VTOTES, Drafts, ChedUiAff , collected, and Remit
Jar iancesmade upon favorable terms. _
may22:tf , .. . R. K. BRYAN,. Cashier.
ffoUidaysbvrgkf May l6.lßsQ» ■ • __
; *• Notice. ; . . . .
XjrriS, have associated J. Gimijna Comawith ns in
& CO.
1,1851.— -jaGrlm • : ; . ‘
was. h. wixxuja».-»v«**»^ b. v*?»•*.<>.cpptfin
-WDI« H* Wlt«lilAfilS dt-COy
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, >.
NORTH BAST CORNER OP ,-WOOB Ast> THIRD STREETS. .
a LL transactions made on liberal terms, ana collec*
J\. tions promptly attended to. - . fjau:gm
’V HT. HOLMES A SONS,
HAVE REtfOVEir.THEIR BAHXWO AlO> BXCfIAKQS OVBTCB
7b Wo. 67 Market street,four doors below old stand.
. N. HOLMES A SONS, . • ■*■
T> ANKERS AND EXCHAN GEBROKERB, and Dea-
D lera in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes. - Exchange on the Eastern and western
eitiea constantly for sale. . ' V . ; .•
Collections made in'all the cities throughout the Urn
fed States. Deposites received in par funds or current
paper, No. 67 Market street, between Third and JFourui
Streets. ' augßS-rly. /
Domestic and foreign Exchange , Banknotes ,
GoldandSilver,Bought,So!t and Exchanged, .
■ ■■ ' AT THE ■ •
KXCfIANGK AND BANKING HOUSE
• OP-
William A. Mill & <oo.,
fli Wood Street,
PITTSBimaH.
{ETMtttrhest allowed ofrTiatg deposits. (aug2B
ALLKWERAMER. EDWARD BAHM. .
KRABIER&RAHM.
Banhereand Exchange Broken, Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Bills, Bills of .Exchange , Certificates if Depos
it,Bank Notts, and Coin. ■ _
Corner of Third and Wood sts., directly opposite the St
Charles Hotel. . . . j.-.... 1 ? 1 ?*?**’
■'* ClecUnnlco Banlt.
BtmEE’SBOU.DINO,PdITBTHAB6VBBIABXET STREET..
rpHIS BANK is now prepared to do business. Open
,1 from9A.M.to3 P.M.
Si 81 Plilloo BELL,Cijlrie r/
*G. W. TWLOB.
11» SECOND STREET, .
COMMISSIONER AND BILL-BROKER.
STRICT attention will be given to all basilica, en
trusted to his care. Pitt.bnrgh manufactured aru
cles always on hand, or procured on short .once.
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, fcc., negotiated on favora
ble terms. Advances made if reqmrcd. - toct-atl
B" RAFTS ON 1 SAN FRANCISCO, California, lor
sale at the Banking House of PATRICKS &
FRIEND, No. 03 Wood st. loom
WONDERFU £ CU RES!!
Dr. Rogers’ Syrup of Liverwort and ‘Tar
aho -
t AN6HALAGDA,
For the complete care of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma,
Bronchitis. Spitting of Blood, and oB olLr Lung
Complaints tending to CONSUMPTION.
Looti at its Unparalclled Success.
THE above di» tinguißhed COUGH MEDICINE is car*.
ryingall before it in Lung Ca7r&laints. In allsec
lions of the country it is constantly performing cures
which astonish even physicians themselves. Loot«
the hi eh character and standing orthe names which
vouch tor its unrivalled healing power.' H. Cox, M.D.,
late Professor in the Meaical College m Cincinnati ;W.
J. Richards,M.D.; Hon. Xudge Morse; Hon. Judge wm.
Burke, for more than 20 years Post Master of K.
S. Newton, M.D., Prof. in. the Medical College at Mem
, phis, Tcnn.; John A. Collins, Esq., -proprietor of the
i Temp. Organ, and Gen. Agent of the Grand Division of
ihe Sous of Temperance of Ohio; William H, Levlson,
Esq , Editor of the U.-S- Military.andL Naval ATgus at
N. Y.: Thomas.C. Faulder,_Esa, of Albany; wr.-H.
Wiseman, Rev. K. Hoyt, N.Y.City.i and we could name
hundreds, aye thousands of others, who'testify, .from.
personal exveriente , that it has. cured them and Ihetr
iriends, in some cases after ailother remedies had /ailed.
Such nun never make sucA statements, unless convrotted
of their truth beyond the possibility or a doubt. Bead a
few of the letters. . < - - _
Extract from a letlerfrom F. M. Cory to H. L. Slew
art, No. 137, Second street, New York.
• Spabta, June 30.1849.,
Dear Friend Stewart: 1 have been home now just two ;
months. When I last saw you, I had but little hopes of j
ever getting any better. But I have now the pleasure of
■thanlang you for recommending me to take Dr. Rogers 7
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and Conchalagua. I got a
dozen bottles of it and took home with, me, determined
to make a fair trial of it, as I bad done with everything
else. I have only taken tour botUes bf it,aud:l most
say it has done me more good.than any. other inedictne-
I have ever taken. On my first taking it, it increased
ihe axpectorhiion, and I-raiseda great deal, of bloody
mailer from ray lanes. Butthathas now ceased, and so
has my cough, nearly. , I cough but little now. and ex*
peci soonio be entirely free from it l consiuerit an
invaluable medicine; and shall recommead it to all who
are afflicted with a cough or diseased lungs. ■. . .. ,
■ •* •' • • . •*.. **' " " •
*1 let a yotiiig lady who bad the CONSUMPTION, and
had bled a good deal from the lungs, and doctored sever
al jnontAs withour physician, but grew worse, have one
bottle of it, and it cureA her. It acted almost miraculously
inhere - Your sincere F. M; CORY.
N* B. The original lain from which the above is an
extract, is on file, and cau be seen at our office, No. 318
Broa<l "’breeding at the lungs cored.
sks it acts..
Statement c/Mr. A. 'tang. Baktrj No: 283,-Peart street,
y—A few day 8 before lasi Christmas, I was taken
unwell, and soon commenced bleeding freely at the
Lungs. I called in a Hommojiaihie physician,but his
medicine did not seem to belp me. I read your advert
isemenu and thought I would try ». Saten\Smp <tf.
Liverwort, Tar and Cdtwhalasua. Before r had taken
up the third Mite, my bleeding had stoppedi «Jr Cough
mm gone, and I felt as well aßurael. My health is now
good I consider it a most excellent medicine, and cor
dially recommend it to my friends, llta statement was
modi io the ProprUtorSs March 12ra% 1850.1 .
OTHER bfetv YORK CITY REFERENCES.
fTj" For want of room to publish at length any mote
certificates, wo here givethc names and residences of
several individuals well known in New York, ewir one
of whom has used this meditine, and can speak personally
of its effects. Please call upon thera,and hear what
lh C?aaSis H. Riso, Noi 102, Broadway, corner of John j
Sl fiev. Ralph Hott,No. 137, Madlsou street, Pastor of j
the “Church of the6ood Shepherd.” |
Robot S. Lockwood, No. 36, Vestry street. I
Stlvanus Hott, No. 250. Houston street.. :. f j
IT T Be sure to ask for pr.A. Rogers' Syrup of LIV>!
ERWORT, TAR, aiid' C ANCKAL AGC A, ana let no
°^ e uaiess there Is on the buff
wrapper, a ftond, signed wltlf a P«n,by A. L.
9 ROR SALE, wholesale and retail, by SCOVILL
A CO;, Proprietors, at their Pftnerpal Depot, GOTHIC
HALL,No.3t6 Broadway, New York, to whom all or
ders for the Medicine,'and tetters relating to Agencies,
should bb addressed, postpaid. . ..
ALSO.forsaleby R. E.Seilers;No.s7 Wood street,
Wholesale Agent fbr Pittsburgh and vicinity; D. M.
• Curry and H. P. Schwartxj Allegheny City; Townsend,
r Carr A Co., Manchoater j-A. Patterson, Birmingham.
PRICE—In large bottle, St,oo; dr six bottles Tot $5,00
tnai2s:3m '. ;' ■ ~ . w ',
DR. B RO WN , No.: A l DIANOND AIiLE Y.
. Davor es his entire attention to,an offic*
HULusinessiamostly confinedto
M Private or Venereal DiseasM, and such pain*
/jfeteJiifF M affections, brought on by, imprudence
" »iwßl9«al youthful indulgence and excess.
- MM, ■HEgy • Syphilis, SyphiUtlc Eruptions, Gonorr
'S£&£BBr he'nuGleet*Stricture, Urethral Discharges*
Impurityof the Blood, with all diseases o.the venereal
origin. Skin Diseases; Scorbutic trupUoM, Teller,
Ring worm. Mercnriul Diseases, Seminal Weakness, Im*
potency, Plica, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Month
ly Suppressions, Diseases o t the Joints, Fistula ut Ano-
Nervous Affections, Pains m the Buck and Lotos, Irma
tions of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated
years’ practiceK/our in this cityt enables Dr
, Drown to offer assurances of speedy cure to all whpmay
CP oIc U e n audpriv“o'consujtingjrooma, 41 Diamond ay.
j , FEZ/ 3 * Charges moderate- novsul&wly
gnMA/fiSH.— Or. Brown's newly otscovrea rent
edv for Rheumatism i» a speedy and certain remedy
fm*t hat oainfnl trouble. It never fails.
"office mSPrivate Consultation Rooms No. 41, DIA
MOND Pittsburgh, Penna. The Doctor is always at
Egm. - • ' • I«nl8-d»w.f
PUtalmrgKL ZtfOOlc Factory.
WM- W. HEILLYjXccI: StnltAtrig, Bell Hanging and
Hoiat Blackimithinzi • ' : '
; Ntf. 105 Wood BTEEst. : .
A GOOD assortment of Housework, Stoie and Flash
Bolts, and Steamboat Table Castors, on hand.-
Jobbing attended to in the best manner. [maT22:y
DBIED;AP P LES—-10 bbls. Dried AppleaTecaived and
for sale by ! [aprl] -SAMUEL P; SHRIVEB;:
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Removal*
HOPE EVER.
"Private Diseases*
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. ;.r-.V'*
7rv7; -
.V*' ••}* ••.■■,
ESE
Ths Great Lungtt Afttf*
turns ofthe Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis, Penns orTTpsh :■
ness zf the Breast or Lungs, anA other qffationscfth* :■■■■
-«»T«TAIPS e BALSAM OP WILD CHEEHYisa
‘W fine herbal medicine, composed ehlefljr of Worn
CnsnßT Bans and tha genlaine Ictaann Moss (tholaiter
"""YnterSWmesponmote.®
Dr. Wm. Y. Banks, of Xenia, Ohio, a highly mpee^ .
able Druggist la that delightful
that the sate of Wistar’sßalsam of WfM Cherry m en
paralleled. . The demand-forit is ao great that he oan ,
scarcely keep Jtimielf soppltod wiih it. , £e baa Im^in
his store medicines for lon {reflections,' Some of-tnese
were esteemed good and some gave temporary reliefs —
Bin since he fiaahad Wistar’a Balsam:<>r .WJW Cherry,
, a number of the most serioaßcaaes were - completely cu-.
ted by its use, “1 never sold a medicine,? say* the door..
tor* “in which! had that entire confidence that I hadm..
this.® •
It crass! Wherever Wtstar’s Balsam of Wild Cher
ry is introduced, it at once attains that high reputation it ■
so nehly deserves. What can prevent ita sale when on
every hand cante witnessed Its wonderful cures? The
worst case, of-ABlhmOf Vreeent and dtingerOns Corigh, '
(ana; also those that are of long standing.) Bronchitis
orCpnawnptionliniu early stages) are always cured
bv this Temarkabiemedicine. - :
HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION!
Oareaby WUtar’eßalsftmotWtldChcrvy. -
pLsiaisr Rmaa, Hamilton c0..0-, Sep,27»iS£o. -
J.D. Patbr'Jkar Sir: l take theliberty of advisings
you of the benefit that I have derived from the are oj
Dr. Wistar’s Balsam or Wild Cherry.’ 1 was prostrated l .
by that terrible scourge, ConsumpUoh,inMaylasL The -
aitack was truly horrifying to me, for five of ray family, ■
Hmr brothers and sisters,) had died of Consumption; •: I
was afflicted with nearly all of the-womfeaturesartbs
disease: l had.a distressing cough and expeeutmedra;
areatdeal of blood»hectic fever, severe pamain theaido;-;
and chest, cold chills, alferhaung with flushes of heat* .
and copious nlgit sweats ; t a 'i . . ,
l was under the care of a skilled physician ,from the -
time I was taken sick until about sir weeks since, being
then about helpless, and ray friends considering my case
hopeless, or at least beyond the reach of our physician’s
skill, advised the use of Wistai’aßalsam of Wild Cher
ry P- :■*. a*,.;.:.
I have 'taken four bottles of the medicine, and now
: consider myself perfectly well.; I make thisctpteraea 1, -
to induce-others that are afflicted as I have been,, ip
make trial ofWistar’ißalsam of Wild Cherry, which .
- CadwriPotHT, Lake co y la., June 15,1849. '
J. D.Parb--DeaT Sir: As 1 have a deep connzxissera- .
fion for the afflicted, perimtme to give ypu a brief hisio
rvof ray afflictions,-and the benefits derived from the
use of “Dr; Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.” In July,
1844,1 was attacked with a fever of atyphoid character,
which left mb in a very debilitated state, , when in the -
following winter 1 was takeri with a severe cpld, which
reduced me to such an extent as to give me the appear
ance of. a confirmed consumptive'. . 1 labored under a.
severe cough, expectoratedagreat deal, and was trou? «■
bled with cola feet and night sweats. I also frequently
raised blood from mylongs. Iconunned ra this.atate,.
irradiSally sinkieg trader the disease; until January,.lB47,
until I was again attacked with fever. My extremities,
especially ray feet, were constantly cold, .and.almost...
losttheir feeling. Under these circumstances it may be
truly said that I was a living skeleton. 1 finally deter
mined to quit taking medicine prescribed by physicians -
and try Dtr. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry, and from
the first week that I commenced taking itlcandolea
gradual recovery* I continued its ure.six months, at the :•
end of which time I was cured, and have enjoyed good
health ever since, the Bal
sam to all those afflicted with diseases of the fangs, and
would say to those commencing its use nov to nc dis
couraged, if two or three bottles ao noteffect a cure, but
persevere os I have done, and 1 have no doubt but nine >
cases out of ten will be blessed wilt renewed health as ;
I have been. . JOSEPH JACKBON.;
Important to those Affiieud -touh Diseases, tf the Lun& :
and Breast. ; .
Will miracles never, cease ? More evidence, of its
surpassing health restorative yjnues ! j . . . . _
: Ur - BakCT ’% n^S^“y."raT^
'■ Henri. San/pri Park: I lake this opportunity Op
informing you of a most remarkable core nortarmed on
me by the use of Dr. Wisutr’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. >
i In the year 1810 I was taken with the inflammation
of the bowels, which I labored under tor sii weeke,•
'when I gradually recovered. In the fall of 18111 was
attacked with a severe coldfwhich seated itself, upon,
my longs, and for the space of three years I was con.
fined to mV b ed. I tried all kinds of medicines and avo
rv variety of aid without benefit; ondthns I wearied
along until the winter of 1845, wken I heard of Dr. Wis
tar’sßalsam of Wild Cherry. ••
' Jly friends persuaded me to givo it a .lrial,
had give nap nil hopes ofrecovery, and had prepared
myself for the change of another world. Thronghtheu ,
solicitations I was induced to raafcejiso of the genuine'
Wutari* Balsam of Wild Cherry. The effect ...
Astonishing. After five yearsof nffiicuonanaAraKrsag:
and niter having spent four or five hundred dollars tp ao- ...
purpose, ana the bestoad most respectable physician*,
;bad proved unavailing,!. was soon restored ra entire
health by.the blessfngof God, and the use of Dr. WU
•tar’s Balsamof Wild Cherry/' • “■ . ..
i May the blessing of God rest upon the proprietor* of
Ad valuable a medicine a* WisUir’fl JJal&am ofWua
Cherry. Yours, respectfully, ' ,/^w.H^BAKEB.
The genuineWistar’sßalsam of WildCherry”has
a fhc simile of the signature of Henry Wlstar/M, XX,
Philadelphia, and “Sanford fc Park” oita finely exe*
cuted'steel engraved wrapper;, ;No olh?r. can be genu*
by J. I>. PARK, (successor ‘ to-Sanford*: Park,)
fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent to the South and Weal, to whom all ordererntwr
be addressed. ' - •iu-.---'. .
: j Kidd & Co, Pittsburgh; L Wilcox, Jr, come* MarSCSt
street and the Diamond; B A Fahnestock &
borgh; J A Jones, Pittsburgh; Dee A : Beckham, Me-,
gheny Cify; ti T Bnsselli'waahmgton ; WBJtate-.i
ton. Franklin; L B Bowie,
Greensbafgh; S Koantz, Somerset; BCott A Gilmore,
Bedford; Heed A Son, Huntingdon ;Mr». Grt,_HoUidey»-
bnrgh; HildebrandACo, i
ning; Evans A Co, Brootvdle; -A Wilson A .Son,
Waynesburgh; ITFarfand A Co,N Caiiender. Mcad
vilie ; Barton A Co, Erie j Henry Fotker, Merceri Ja*
Kelly ACo, Batler; S Smith, Beaver; J D Sammentni,
Warren; F L,;t C S JonesCCondersport; P Croobar,
- Jr., Brownsville *•. • • feblO _
- £i*rcn. •. ■ i.-r
THIS is the Season, jror exaiUnu, of the molUtodinoia
Throat and Lung distempers, so. characteriitic. o t
our climate. The frequent rains, the sadden changes ot
temperature,the liability to exposure, along with .the «■*.
tonishlno carelessness of people, render these maladies
Univetsfi,' especially 'in . ciiiea. - KEELER’S COUGH.
SYRUP has preyed of the greatest benefit in;all such,
cases. Sold by - ; S. L. CiJ'JtfißE&T, v- . •
■ 70. Smitfaficltlit rce -t i
'R/TANV PERSONS at this season of the yearare •
Jj(L coffering-with -pains, weakness, coughs, swelling
of the Umbs, rheumatiria and a thousand; ailments-that
ihe winter las produced. Tie blood bos becomedetcri*
orated and thin, and requiresporifying. Ksaustfs FA2u>
cba will be found themost effectual remedy in foe world,■
for this object. It is a powerful extract prepared; from
Sarsaparilla and other roots, and contains more virtue*
than any sitnilar.remedy in the country. Fncesoc.and
91,00 9* bottle. Sold by S. L- CUTHBBRT,
maiB7 Smithfield street.-
Tire Bumon Body mast Fersplro, - .
(so sayasaroßß.'). ,
TO MATS A HEALTHY APPEARANCE,
And Persons who do not perspire are liable to themos
: DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES. . -
NOW, J OSES’ Italian Chemical Soap cause* a- free
perspiration, and atthe sometime mollifies; softens
the »Ein, Rivuur it the texlureand beautyof an infant’s.
* SCURVx, SALT- RHEUM AND SORES,
are soon'not only healed, but cured by its use, a*at
least seven physicians in New York, know, who uae it
SUCh^HS-I^BtOTCH^IFBECKi-is;
or any other skin disease; The reader is assured that
this is no useless puffed nostrum, bs one trial willproye.
{ eobld enumerate at least 80 persons cured of
SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD.;
Bay it, and the reader is again assured*! .would not
cruelly sell it foTthe above, unless I knew it to.be all l
state. Those who are liable to • . •
CHAFED; CRACKED, OR CHAPPED FLESH,
will find tins not only a cure, but a preventive; and 1
can now only add, that any one afflicted witb any of
the above; or similar diseases,will find foisaUand even
more (admirable in its properUbs) than I state.. . • i;
fnrßauteadet, lhesioresare flooded with imitations,
anaoe sure you ask for Joses? Italian Chemical Soap—*
and buy. it only of WM. JACKSON., only 4sent in
Pittaburgb/240 Liberty street, PiUsborghibead of . wood
A Sciantifle Hair Tonlc He|iW«r ; ;;
A ND BEAUTIFIES. Trial bottle* 374 bents. Those
A- who have ut ed Jones! Coral Hair B6*tQTaUvp know
itsexoellent qualities—those who have we assure
it to possess the following qualities. |t wiil farcelhe
hair to’ grow on: any part where nature Intended hair td
grow, stop it foiling off, cure scurf or dardtpif, .and mike
tght, red or grey hair grow dark. For dressing the hair
joft and- silky, nothing can exceed foi»-»it make* it.
truly beautiful: and keeps it so. <Zi ls,jn4eedythu most
economical, yet superior article for the hair. _
Sold onlr ai WBLJIOKSON’S Stoio.MO ÜbertyM
headof Wood, Pittsburg. Price 37,oent«, 60 cento and
81.00. rdecSO
JOBU’LUpWbIU
LADIES are cautioned against using common prepa
red Chalk. • . „ , ■
They orenotaware how frightfully injurious ills •
to the skid! how. coarse, bow rough, how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the sxm:;.Z .
: . ' " appears atter using prepared Chalk !'
: , Besides,itis injurious. contain*
ing a large quantity of Lead l
We have prepared a beautiful vegetable article* Which
we caU JONE# SPANISH LILY 7 WHITE.
- It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleter!*
ous qualities; and it,imparts to the skin a naittw>.
healthy, alabaster, clear, living white ; at the same
time acting a* cosmeliq on the skin, making iteoir.ana
smooth. ■ Sold byiheAgenl, WM, JACKSON. SOLibcr
ty street, head of Wood, Pilutmrgh.PricC 25 cenu. - ■
feorly wmto Teetu and ijroata, - .*>
TO BE HAS FOB 25 CENTS. ,
T>EHBONB who hatro either, are honorably assured
JT that if their breath is ever rofoal, °£js e r ‘nt»r :
TEETH DECAYED,BABK OB YBLi-OW, ;
and encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent boxo.f. Jone*
Amber Tooth Piste will mate the teeth white as.snow
and the breath odiftroosly sweet. ‘
Sold only at JACKSON’S Store, 240 Llbertyatreo.
head of Wood. f«c%> _
Jones* Solution of .J*tj. / .v: ? : ,
A LIQUID HUMAN HAIR DYE for the chafigmguf
A wfite,red orgTey bairto a beaatiflUbrown:er:lBt
black color.ih a few minutes. ' Price 50 cents and 81 iCO
Sold by w; JAdfcSON,»O Liberty sfreet, Piiisfrunfo
headof wood.-.; ■ • •••>" "T.'fdeeSO;
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