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LOCAL MATTERS.
"•^oiatu^SsttKom— ■ We&naday, April 16, 1861.
McClure, Jones and Bogga on the Bench.
The jury in the esse of the Com. va. John McAd*
ami—indictmeot Assault and Battery with intent to
into Court, this morning, and de»
dared that they could, not agree.
: On motion of J.K.Kennedy, Esq.,Mr: McAdams
was discharged on his own recognisance.
Com. vs. Henry Johnson. Indictment, Grand
Larceny. The defendant is accused of stealing a
number of gold pencils, gold tooth nicks and other
' articles of jewelry, the property of Mr. Craig, of
Diamond alley. The Commonwealth relied on the
testimony of Mr. and Mrs. McCutcheon, who swore
thattho prisoner had admitted to them that he had
taken the articles in question. Ho gave one of the
pencils to Mrs. McCutcheon, and others to different
females. John H. Hampton, Esq., managed thfe
case very ably on behalf of the defence, but could
• • not save his client, who was convicted.
Com. vs. Daniel Bowman. Indictment, Larceny,
committed in stealing a stiver watch. Thfc defend
ant plead guilty of Petit Larceny, and was oentenc*»
od to undergo an imprisonment of three months in
- the County Prlsoo.
Com. va. John Duffy. Indictment, Highway Rob
bery,on oath of William McKnight. Plea, “ not
guilty,”
William McKnight, sworn.—l am a drayman, aod
on the evening of the I6th of January, were unbiich
log my horse from my dray, in Brewery alley, when
I, was knocked down by the prisoner, with a colt;
bo afterwards beat me with a dray pin until I was
Insensible. My purse end money was taken from
me. The purse produced in Conn (founji on de
fendant) is mine.
Wo, McKnight, Jr., sworn.—[ This witness iden
tified the purse, produced in Court, as his father’s
property;]
Doctor Wilson testified ihit tho. injuries received
by old Mr. McKoight, were very severe. His head
:Was dreadfully cut —apparently by a dray pm and
a piece of lead afterwards found near the dray.
1 F. Keevil had assisted io arresting the prisoner ;
. found old Mr. McKnight’* parse upon him, togoth
or with a.bowic-kmfe and pistol, which he said he
earned for defence .
John McCutcheon, a young lad, had seen the
prisoner, riding on Mr. McKnight’* dray, on the
tught in queslioo ; w&s positive as to his identity,
andhadsoeo him before.
The caso was submitted to tne jury without ar
gument, who,after a short absence, retarned a ver
dict of guilty, and the prisoner was remanded to
ail.
Com. vs. Oliver W. Shaw. Indictment, Assault
and Battery, on oath of Nathaniel A. Topper. This
wa»a very trifling case, and should never have been
brought into Court. It was not concluded when the
i Court adjourned.
Aiuuitt£2>.—Alexander Taylor, Esq., of Indiana
county, was last week, on motion ofS. Duncan
Oliphant, Esq-, admitted to practice at tbe Bar ol
Allegheny county.
A&&ITED.— Mies Davenport, the celebrated actres*,
accompanied by her parents, arrived in our city yes
terday. She has been engaged by Mr. Foster, and
will shortly appear.
The superfine cloths, caaaimeres, silks, para*
sols, umbrellas, ladies* dress goods, &c.,saved from
the Lowell, will be sold this morning, at 10 o’clock,
at Davis’ auction rooms.
GST 1 Tbe Kilmistcs will give another of their
unique and pleasing Concerts to-night.
Portion Saks
SCOTT & OTIS,
auctioneers and commission merchants,
61 MAIN STREET, ST. LOOTS, MIfcSOTTRI.
HAVING been engaged in the above business for the
last sir years, in this city, would respecifally so
licit consignments of Goods, to be sold in this market,
either for Ancuon or private sale—particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods; aod will make liberal
advances on all kinds of Goods consigned us for sale
here.
Will refer to Messrs. liewett. Roe A Co., E. R. Vio-
let, Win.D. Wood A Co., John J. Anderson A Co., R. H.
Stone,SquireA Reed, Brownlee, Homer A Co., Larkin
. Beaver. Saint Louis; Butler A Brothers, Cincinnati;
George M’Lain; Pittsburgh. fmnrSO: y_
W. G. CI’CAHTNKV, Auctioneer.
SECOND HAND BAROUCHE AND BUGGY at
Auction.— Will be sold to the highest and best bid
der, on Saturday, May 10th, at 10 o’clock m the fore
noon, at the carnage shop of J. P. Wilson, on Third at.
below Wood and Smiihfield, to pay cost ol repairs and
charges, one two horse dickey seat Barouche, with new
leather top. iron axle, und left by Mr. Philip Motz ; one
open top Baggy, left by Mr. Herring.
Those interested will please take notice to this advert
isement, as they will be sold at the time and place above
mentioned, unless redeemed by tbe owners or their
agentsbefore that lime, wuh cost of this advertisement ■
aprl7 W.G. M’CARTNKY, Auct’r.
DRY GOODS AND FURNITURE rt AUCTION Will
be sold on Thursday, April 17th, at 10 o’clock io the
forenoon, at M’Cartney’s Auction House, a large lot of
Dry Goods; comprising a general assortment of all uru
cles in that line of business.
And at 2 o’clock in ihe afieruoon—Household and
Kitchen Furniture,
aprlS
JADES DcKESRA, Auctioneer*
BUILDING LOTS at auction.— On Monday even*
ing, April 2Slh, atS o’clock, will be put up to the
highest and best biddor, at M’Kenna’s Auction House, a
few Building Lots, opposite the Utiled States Arsenal.
Terms accommodating, and will be announced at sale
t apr!7 JAMES M’KENNA, Auct’r.
/ A DMINIBTHATRIX’ SALE of Clothing,Super fine
,/y Cloth,CassLmere and other Dry Goods, Lease of
House, Store Fixtures; at Aucrios.—On Thursday,
April «4th, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, will be sold, by
order of the Administratrix of the late Patrick Delany.
deceased, at the store on Liberty street,a few doors
above Virgin alley, the enure stock of Clothing, of every
description shirts, superfine-cloths, casfmnereH and
otter dry go ds, tailors mmmiugs, Ac., all of which
were selected for customer trade, and made in the best
manner, of the latest styles and fashions. It is unneccs
. . sary to enumerate the articles.
Also, the unexpired term of lease of a house and store
-’fixtures. SUSAN DELANY, Adnrrx.
aprlG JAMES ftI’KBNNA, Auct’r.
IOQ BBLS. NOVA SCOTIA GIBB’D HERRINGS,
lijU [JL P. Bates' brand.) at Auction —'To morrow
afternoon, Thursday, April 17th, at 2o’clock, will bo sold
at M’Kenna’a Auction House, without reserve, 139 bbls.
Nova ScouaGibb’d Herrings, (R. P. Bates’brand,] put
up in brine. They are the first of the kind ever sold at
public or private sale in this city, and pronounced to be
a superior quality. JAMES M’KENNA,
ftprlO Auctioneer.,
SHERIFF’S SALE.—’To-morrow, (Thursday,) Apnl
17th, &i2o’clock in the afternoon, will be sold, by
order of Carter Curtis, High Sbeuff of the County of
Allegheny, at M’Keuna’s Auction House, a lot of crow
bars, sledges, drills, Ac ; ai*o, l iron safe, 1 Franklin
. stove, 1 round stove ? 2 cooking stoves and pipe, platform
scales, 600 Tbs. weights, gnndatonoß, a lot of cable, l
hoisting rope, with iron hook, logwood, ground nuts, al
monds, filberts, 2 bags feathers, l large bow window, i
book case,! lounge, 1 refrigerator, enclosed wash stand,
carpeting,-stands, maltrasaes,astral lamps, wnh a large
assortment of household furniture and kitchen ut mails.
CARTER CURTIS, Sheriff.
qprlO JAMES M’KENNA, Auct’r.
WILUAU WOOD’S PATENT SHINGLE MA
ff CHINEap Auction.—Will be sold at public sale,
atM’Kenna’s Auction House, on the 22d of April, at &f
o’clock, P.M., the Machine and Patent. Right for Alle
gheny county. It if considered the best machine for
cutting shingles that has ever been patented, and will
out from sixty to one hundred good shingles per minute.
The machines and uilc papers can be examined at any
time previous to sate, at M’Kenna’s Auction Store,
aprltf ■ - : JAMES M’KENNA, Auct’r.
EBAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. —On Saturday nexi,
April 19th, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, will be sold
on the in the borough of Sligo, near the Mo*
nongahela Bridge, and convenient to Lyon, Shorb Ac
Co.’s Iron Works, a plot of Ground—fronting G 3 feet on
the mam road or street, and extending back 350 leet; on
which is erected one double frame house, yvell finished,
and mgood tenantabie order. This property will be di
vided and sold in lots to suit purchasers.
aprU JAMES fII’KENNA, Auct’r.
P. U, DAVIS* Auctioneer*
COUNTER AND SHOW CASE at Auction.— On
Friday afternoon, at 3 o’clock, at the Drug Store of
i C 0J 7. » corner °f Market street and the Diamond,
.will be >OlO,l large Counter, and 1 Show Case.
P.AL DAVIS, Auct’r.
fpWkLVE BUILDING LOTS t n the Eighth Ward , at
JL AyCTioK.--On Saturday afteraeon, April 19th, at 2
be *ola on the premises, 12 very valuable
Building Xots, m the Eighth Ward, only four square*
from the Court House, Six of which have each a from
of. twenty-one feel six inches on Pennsylvania Avenue
ana extending back 120 feet to a 20 feet alley; the re
maining six have each afrontot 21 feet six inches on
Forbes street, (which is 70 feet wide,) extending back
120 feet to same alley. *
3Vnw—One-fourth cash; remainder in three eaual
annual payments, with interest, to be secured bv bond
and mortgage. P. M. DAVIS,
: . ■ Auctioneer.
SI bAAI BOAT M»w«!LLOoBDSSSSSTWTOai,
Boels, Shore, Hats, Carpiu, Quemswart, *c. On
Wednesday morning, April 16th,at 10 o’clock,at tlie
atoej Booms, corner of Wood and Fifth street-, will be
soiawiihoutresetve, for account underwriters, 21 bis.
t ILX? Ac > BaTeJ from the wreck of the sleamet
■iifJJfi’tiS'*¥**'* P°' uon of which have been but
slightly injured.
At 3 4’clock, p. hi., Boots, Shoes, Hats, Carpeting,
, «ueßnswwe,*o. [»pmj p.M.DA.Yia,Aict>r.
W. G. M’CARTNfcjV, Aoct’r.
Clothing.
Ready made clothing,—ro&s&t chsstzr.No.
71 Smiihfield street, always hss on hand, in addition
to his choice uock of Cloths, Oassimeres, VesUntrs, Ac ,
Ac., a handsome and fashionable assortment of Beady
Made Clothing, made to order in the very best manner,
which he will sell lower than the lowest,Tor Cash
R.C. would call the attention of. hi* friends: nnd the
public to his stock of Boys’ Clothing, which he flatters
himself are surpassed by none west of the mountains.
* . . No. 71 Southfield street
a prl4 . I DispatcU and Chronicle copy.] : •
RECEIVED —At Robert CnysTKß’gr No 71
Smithfield street, a new assortment of Gentlemen’s
r uriuohmg Goods, constsUng m part, of Shirts; Collars
and Bosoms, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Shoulder
Braces, Suspenders, Woollen Hose and half Hoße Ac
all of which will be sold low for cash. ’ ’
. n P. [Chronicle and Dispatch copy ]
Chlgnell’s Empire Clothing store,
T . 20 4 Liberty Street.
vs« B aj l c'm o 2^ESj c * ia6 ® rs is respectfully invited lo
the NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER
n—^. al ls eB * a bltsltmetH, comprising, Black, Bine,
an< i other Broadcloths; Black ana Fig
ured Cassimeres; Black and Figured Satins; Wove
Marseilles and Cashmere Vestings; a large variety of
and light woollen goods, tor the warm weather.
All of which will be made to order in good style and in
£, nceB, *°°d assortment of Ready Made Clothing
and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, always on hand,
aprllrlm H. CHIGNELL.
Sew and Foantonable Goods.
JUST RECEIVED at BOOBYER $ QUIBBLE'S
Bee Hive Clothing Store, No. 225 Liberty street, a
large and splendid assortment of the latest styles of
Spring and Summer Goods, which we .are prepared to
manufacture to erder, in astyie unsurpassed in this city,
and at extremely low prices.
We have on hand a large assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, made in the best aod most fash
ionable mauner. which we are determined to sell very
lowforcash. Country merchants, and those who boy
wholesale, will find it lo their advantage to call and ex
amine our stock, before purchasing. [apr7;3m
l lj~ Lawrence Journal, Clarion Democrat, Mercer
Wing, Meadville Sentinel, Grcensburgh Republican,
Washington Examiner, Steubenville Union—copy to.
the amount of SI, send paper to advertisers, and charge
this Office.
B. 01. AUGUST,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 155 Wood Street, (near Sixth Street ).
TAKES this method of returning his sincere thanks to
the citizcns of Pittsburgh and vicinity for the very
liberal patronage they have bestowed on him, and hopes
through strict attention to business and a desire to please
all, to merit a contiouance of their favors. Particular
attention paid to Children’s Clothing.
In connection with the Tailoring Business, he has
opened a Famishing Store, with a large and splendid
assortment of Shirta, under Shirts, Drawers, Cravats,
Suspenders, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Jenny Lind Neck
Ties, self adjusting Slocks, Gloves, I Hose, Ac. Togeth
er with every thing in that line necessary for a gentle
man’s outfit. BENJAMIN M. ARGUST.
api9 (Token copy.)
James C. Witte,
(Formerly Cutter to the late P. Belam,)
WOULD most respectfully announce to his friends
and tbe public m general, that he has rented the
Store, A T o. 36 Market street, between Second and Third
where he imenda carrying on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all us departments. He is now receiving
from TUS eastern markew an entire new stock of
GOODS, tor Spring and Summer wear, viz: superfine
French, English, and American Cloths, Cashmartus
Tweeds, Cassimeres,{TwiUcd French Habit Cloths , a supe :
nor article for business Coats,) together with a large as
sortment of plain andtigored Cassimeres, new ana desi
rable styles.
Also, an excellent lot of fancy Sili Cashmere, Satin
and Marseilles Fcjtimr. alt of which the subscriber is
prepared to make to order in the neatest and most fash
lonauie styles, at as low prices as any other establish
ment. He therefore hopes by strict attention to all or
dera mtrusted to his care, to merit a share of public pa
tronage. JAMES C. WATT.
No. 36 Market, between Second and Third sts.
TO TAJLORS—I shall continue to cell and give in
structions on my system of Garment Draughting as
heretofore, at the following price*, viz i If accompanied
by oral instruction, SlO; without instructions, S 7.
mari.H;y JAMES a WATT.
SPUING AND SUMMER CLOTHING !
THREE .BIG DOORS!
No. 15], Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
JOHN McCLOSKEY has now the pleasure of an
nouncing to his numerous friends and the public in
general, that hi* Spring and Summer stock is now ready
for inspection, which he believes will be found to be
one of the largest, and best selected stocks of Ready-
Made Clothing to be found in the Western Country.
He has this season paid more than usual attention to
the manufacturing and stv le of his Garments, so that the
very lowest priced, as well as the finest, are got up in a
style and elegance not to be surpassed.
He would particularly call the attention of all dealer*
m Clothing to his present splendid assortment of
Reaay-SE&de Garments,
As he feel* confident, upon examination of the qualities
and prices of "his goods, he can offer them such induce
ments as shall make it their interest to purchase at his
establishment.
Many years* experience, nnd great success in tbe bu
siness, together wuh an unprecedented wholesale and re
tail patronage, has enabled him to get up Garments to
suit the butinees habits and tastes of every location in
the Union, which is of Ihe utmost importance to whole
sale purchasers.
In the Cutting department will be found a choice se
lection of the most fashionable goods, consisting of—
French, English and American Broadcloths,
Ca&liinereus, Ac . Jw*. Also, an excellent assortment of
VESTIHGB, of tbe latest and most la&hionable styles—
all of which he is prepared to make to order in the best
manner and nt the most reasonable prices.
COMfoTHEN, ONE AND ALL!
The Assortment, the Quality, and the Vuriety, is the
most extensive, undoubtedly, to be found in the United
Estates: tuarSß
JUST KECEIVkD
BY THE SUBSCRIBER, a large ntid handsome uk
sorlineui of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VEST
INGS. of every style and color desirable for GenUe
menls spring and summer wear. Together with the
largest assortment of Goods expressly for Boy’s and
Youth s wear ever brought to thiaciiy, which have been
selected with great care, in the East, with a view to
suit the taste of every person, and which will be mode
to order in the best manner and on reasonable terms.
lly" Always on bund, a large assortment of the most
fashionable CLOTHING of every description, for Boy’s
and Youth’s from ‘wo years und upwards, at
ft CHESTER’S, Merchant Tailor,
No. 71 smithfield street, between Fourth and Diamond
alley, and No. 14 St. Clair street, near the Bridge,
mart!)
Revi Hr. Female Seminary,
KITTANNING, PA.,
RECOMMENDED by Gov. Johnston and Bishops
Potter and Uplold, will re-open for summer session
on the 30ib instant, (April).
Charge for board and English tuition per ses
sion of five months, 560,1>0
Charge tor washing and stationery, per session
of live months, S 5,75
Music. Ac ,at customary rales. No Extbas. Number
of boarders received.2s.
See Circulars at J. FI. Mellor's Book Store,79 Wood
street.
Reference in Pittsburgh— Tbe Episcopal Clergy; Judge
M’Clure; Judge Shaler; J. H. Shoenberger; G. R.
White, A. B. Curling, E«qs.; W. 11. Richardson, Esq
Ktskeminetas; Judge Jack, Greensburgh; Judge Buf
fington, hittanniug. [apr!o:3tawf3w
To Jaihei Denny.
YOUare hereby notified that CATHARINE DENNY,
by her father and next friend, has filed in the Court
ot Common Pleas of Allegheny County, a Libel for a
Divorce a vinculo matrimoni, No,Gs,ot June Term,lBso.
And you are hereby required to be and appenr in your
proper person, before the Judges of our said Coart of
Common Pleas, to be holden at the City of Pittsburgh,
on the third Monday of June next,to answer the petition
or libel of the said Catharine Denny, and show cause, if
any you have, why Bhe should not be divorced from the
bonds of matrimony,agreeably to the acts of Assembly
in such cases made anaprovided.
Witness the Hon. Win.B.M’Clure.President Judge of
said Court, this 2Sth day of March, 1851.
From ihe Record. GEO. S. HAYS, Proth'y.
raai29:4llaw CARTER CURTIS, Sheriff.
h. W. Smith*
IRON CITY HOTEL,
Fifth between Wood and Market. Pittsburgh.
[£7* Good STABLlNG:attached to thenoase. (apr7;y
BEST JAVA COFFEE—Reoffy Roasted—For sale ai
MORRIS’ TEA STORE, in thc*Diamond. (apr7^
Rope Foundry*
JAMES COCHRAN, OEOBGE BEALE, JK.,
WM. V. 2d'BRIDE, C. J. AGNBW.
COCHRAN, M’BRIDE & CO.,
No. 137 Front Street , near Wood, Pittsburgh,
MANUFACTURERS of Castings, Cooking Stoves,
Donavan’s Improved Enterprise Cooking Stoves,
(Patented August, 1850,) Ranges, Hollow Ware, Grates,
sre. Also,lron Vaults, Vault Doors, Railing Window
hutters,aud Wrought Iron Work of every description.
«pr 4 '
1A Wanted*
1U OR 30 HANDS, to make BOYS’ CLOTHES.—
None but first rate hands need apply, at
mar2s R. CHESTER’S, 71,Smithneld street.
Dissolution*
THE Partnership heretofore, existing between the sub
scribers, under the firm of Crawfoid & Murtland,
was dissolved on the Ist instant, by mutual consent.
J. M. CRAWFORD.
J.M. MURTLAND.
Allegheny City , April l, 1851.
The business will be carried on by J. M. Murtland, at
the old stand, on Ohio street, between Beaver street and
the Diamond, where the business of the late firm wilt be
settled. feprB ; l w
JOHN M’gABEN. * JOHN COVOPE.
U'FADGN & CO V ODE ,
(Successors to John M’Faden it Co.j
Canal Basin , Penn street.
Penna. Railroad—Central Railroad*
THE subscribers having been appointed shipping
Agents for the Pennsylvania or Central Railroad,
inform the public that we are now prepared to receive
any merchandize or produce for shipment east on the
opening of tbe Canal.
Goods via this route will be carried through in five
days, and all consigned to us will be forwarded free of
commission or charge for advances. .
BATES OF FREIGHT BETWEEN PHI LADKLPHIA A PITTSBURGH.
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes; Books, Stationery, Cutlery,
Confectionary, Fruits, Feathers* Furniture, Drugs, Me -
dicmes, Saddlery, Wool, ice., Ac., St 100 fils.
Hardware, Queensware,Groceries, Paints, Dye Stuffs,
Oils. Leather, Clover, Flax, Timothy and other Grass
Seeds, Ac.,9oc. p' 100 fijs.
Bacon, Beef, Pork, Butter, Lard, Lard Oil, Tobacco
Leaf. Coffee, Tallow, Grain and Rags, COc. 100 fils.
Ashes, Marble, (rough,) Tar, Pitch, Rosio, German
Clay, Bones, Ac., 50c. 100 fils.
marlB M’FADEN A COVODE.
|l/ HITE LIME—3O bbls. for sale low by
ff apt 7 WhLDYER.
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Comnurrial anb .financial.
»*Uy R.vlew or thtVholenUßwkn.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING POST, >
Tbuesdat, April 17, 1851. J
Business, yestordsy, was dull, in consequence of
the inclemency ef the weather. We could learn of
very few transactions to notice.
BACON—We have no special, change to ifbto.
the demand continues active; stocks not heavy.—
We have a sale of 8000 Ba shoulders at.6*., 60 days;
sides are held at 7* ; hams, 81.
LARD—There is very little in the market to op*
erate; we quote at B*.
BUTTER—We have a sale of 30 kegs at 7, and
16 bbls grease butter at 7; fresh roll we quote a*
10012*. f
COFFEE—We have a sale of 25 bags at 11J.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES are held firm at pre*
vious quotations.
GLASS—SaIes of 75 bxs 8»10 at $2,25.
BROOMB—We notice a sale of 113 doz at SI
doz.
PIG METAL—We have a sale of 130 reported
at 823,50, 6 months.
GRAIN—We notice sales of 400 bushels Wheat
at 60c; 400 bushels Rye at 45c, which is a shade
better than the rujing figures. We have a sale of
400 bushels Coro reported at 35c.
FIBH—We have sales of 40 bbls No. 3 Macker*
el at $8,40; sales of 10 bbls Salmon Trout at
97,75.
SPICES—We have sales of 7 bags Pepper at 10* ;
Alsplce is firm at 18 to 19.
SHOT—We have sales of 16 kegs at $lB,OO per
keg.
FLAX SEED—Sales of 17 bbls at $1,60 per
bushel.
EGGS—Sales of 7 bbls at 7* per dozeo.
FLOUR—The transactions yesterday wore light.
We notice a sale of 100 bbls straight brand, at the
wharf, at $3,31 ; from wagons, sales at $3,31 to
3,40; a sale of 50 bbia from store at $3,60, deliv-N
ered at the wharf.
COBBECTBD DAILY FOB THS MOBIfINO POST BY
Patricks & Friend, Exchange Brokers,
Comer of Diamond alley and Wood Jf., Pittsburgh.
tOASS.
United States G’s
do do s’s
Pennsylvania G’s
do s's'
Allegheny county 6’s
do coupon 6’s
do pcnp
Pittsburgh city C's—
do coupon payable in
Philadelphia-•
Allegheny City 6’s
do coupon 6’a payable in
Philadelphia*
_ . bank stocks.
Bank of Pittsburgh .
Merchants and Manufacturers'
Bank
Exchange Bank
Farmers’ Beposite Bank
BHIJHSE STOCKS.
Mcnongaheia Brtdgc
'St. Clair street do
Hand street do
N. Liberties do
insura.ncs stocks.
Western Insurance Co- •
Citizens’ do do--
Associated Firemen’s do
TELEGRAPH STOCKS.
Atlantic and Ohio, Pittsburgh to
to Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Lou
isville
Lake line Line
Pittsburgh Gas Works
Monongahela Slack water
Youghiogheuy do
RAILROAD STOCKS
Pennsylvania Railroad • •
Penna. and Ohio do •
Cleveland and Piitsb’h do-
Fayette Manufacturing Co
Erie Canal Bonds, old- -. •
do do do ucw-
COPPER STOCKS.
Pmsb’gh and Boston (Cliff Mine)
North American
North West
North Western
Iron. City
Eureka
Pittsburgh and Isle Royal
Adventure -
Ohio Trap Rock
Ridge Mining Company
Allegheny Savings Bank
Bluff
Colling
Fire Steel
CORRKTTKD DAILY BY
Iloon & Sargentj ifixchange Bankers*
Corntt of Wood and SirtA streets t Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh Banks par.
Philadelphia “
Brownsville “ —— <s
Buckß county “ “ i
Chester Co. (new issue) “ i
Columbia Bridge Co -• • “ i
Danville “
Delaware co. “ “
Doytestown li . - “ |
Easton ki a
Germaniown “ “
Lancaster Banks * ——— “
Lebanon “
Montgomery co. “
Northumberland
Potutviile “ “
Reading ‘‘
Schuylkill co. “ “
Washington “ • u
West Branch “ • ■ ■■■- ■ “
Wyoming “
Carlisle - - |
Chambcrsburg • }
Erie |
Gettysburg}! |
Harrisburg |
llonesdale - |
Middletown ...... j
Wavncsburg j
York Banks |
Belief Notes |
United States Bank 15
Allegheny City Scrip- • par
Allegheny Co. kt -Oprera
Pittsburgh City “ -..par
NEW YORK.
New York City par
; Country Banks f
•* NEW JERSEY.
All Solvent Banks |
DELAWARE.
All Solvent hanks par
Small Notes 1
„ MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks -par
Country Banks }
VIRGINIA.
Bk of Vs. aod Branches }
Farmers’ Bk A Branches f
Valley Bk and Branches J
Exchange Bk & Branch’s |
Wheeling Banks I
do Branches- • • • J
NEW ENGLAND.
AH Solvent Banks |
Steamer Michigan N0.2,801e5, Beaver.
** Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
u J.M’Kee, Hendrickson,McKeesport.
“ Beaver. Gordon, Beaver.
“ Fashion No. 9, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
44 J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
“ Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati.
4 Hindoo,Campbell.St. Louis.
“ Clara Fisher„Gordon, Louisvillei.
Jenny Ltnd, Hard, Zanesville.
“ Lowell, Force, Cincinnati.
• “ Cashier, McMillen, Wheeling.
Reveille, Shedden, Wellsville.
DEt’ARfEEh
Wednesday Packet for Cincinnati.
■mi. The new and fhst running steamer CIN-
UfifilfrciNNATl, Bibsungham, Master, will leaves
aSSHfißregularly every Wednesday.
2S & lsht 0r Pa ” aKe ’ aP O P ‘ y B°MItTiiNBERGEH.
Por marietta.and Hocklngport.
Tire fine steamer PACIFIC, Zanoub Mab
will leave for the above and tntermedi
ate ports every THURSDA Y* at 4 o’clock, P. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board,or to
3 T. WOODS Sc SON,
marlO No. 61 Water st., and 63 Front si.
I I tflvffc <jfr The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
JdSilllfisPCNo. 2. Capt. W«. Hanna, leaves the Alle
gheny whan forFranklin,every Monday and TAuriday,
at 4 P. M.
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt-
John Hanna, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin, every- TtUsday and Friday , at 4 P. M.
For Freight or Passage, apply on Board. [mar2o
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PRICKS OF STOCKS.
Par vofur.
• * $ 100,00
• * 100.00
- * 100,00
* • 100.00
BANK NOTE LIST-
Slate Bk and Branches • J
Other Solvent Banka -• • • |
Bk of Sandusky 75
Granville —...... .50
Norwalk 50
Urbanna 50
Wooster 75
INDIANA.
Sls.te Bk and Branches |
ILLINOIS.
State Bank Branch 50
Bk of Illinois**- 75
KENTUCKY.
All Solvent Banka I
MISSOURI.
Scale Bk ond Branches ■ i
MICHIGAN.
AJI Solveut Banks 5
WISCONSIN.
Marine A Fire Ins. Co. at
Milwaukio 5
TENNESSEE.
All Solvent Banks* ——* 3
iNORTH CAROLINA.
AIL Solvent Banks lj
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All Solvent Banks* - 1
GEORGIA.
AH Solvent Banks l|
ALABAMA.
AH Solvent Banks 5
LOUISIANA.
AU Solvent Banks 1
EXCHANGES.
New York *J prem
Philadelphia-" ± “
Baltimore-••* i “
Cincinnati* • •*— 1 dis.
Louisville I “
St. Louis I “
VALUE OF COINS.
American Gold (new) par
do do (old)-5prem.
Sovereigns— 3 4,83
Guineas- 5,00
Fredericsdoers 7,80
Ten Thaleis 7,80
Ten Guilders 3,90
Louis d’or 4,25
Napoleons* 3,80
Doubloons, Patriot* • 15,75
do Spanish •• 16,25
Ducats—- 2,15
PORT OF PITTSBURGH •
6 rEET 4 INCHES (VATEB IN THE CHANNEL-
ARRIVED
“ Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, do
“■ J. M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
“ Michigan No. 2, Boies,Beaver.
u Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
•« Thomas SbriveT, Bailey, West Newton.
“ Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
« piornal, Conwell, Wheeling.
44 Cincinnati, Birmingham, Cincinnati,
“ Cashier, McMillan,.'Wheeling.
Allegheny River Trade.
REGULAR FRANKLIN PACKETS.
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Surveyor's Office, Aprils; 1851. y
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recetved.ai this office
until 12 o'clock, 20tli day of April, in«v, for the fol
lowing articfes,. for . the use of the: sick, at the United
States Marine Hospital, near this City, until the 30th-day
of June, 1852:
Beef, aa free ns possible from bone, price per pound.'
Bread, each loaf to weigh one lb* u “ «
Brown Sugar of the bent quality l • • “ “ “
Rice “ “ “
Tea HVson .* “ * l u
Rice flour —— “ “ “
Sperm candles**** - “ u .
Coffee— *‘ « u
Butter, best quality “ « u
Middling bacon 1 . u V *♦
Hams ,{ “
Lard li “ “
Flour, best supertine “ per bbl.
Molasses “ gal
Port wine “ u “
Vinegar**** “ “
Milk ‘‘ ‘‘ quart.
Best bolted meal ' w bushel.
Potatoes -••-* v <*. « i.
Beans “ “
Eggs ** • “ “ dozen.
Salt**. .peck.
Hominy •' “ . “ “
Wood* * • ■••• u “ cord
Coal ?•♦**.*• “ “ bushel.
All of the foreign articles to be of the very bdst quali
ty, and to be furnished at such times and in such quanti-’
ties as on the requisition otthe Steward of the Hospital,
approved by the Surveyor, may be required.
• Any other articles that may be wanted,.the contractor
to furnish at the lowest market price..
It is estimated that the uumberof patients to be sup
plied will average about 20 per day. In addition to
which there wilt be about 10 officers and servants to be
supplied.
Any information concerning the contract will be giv
en on application at this office. HENRY WOODS,
ap3:t2sin Surveyor and AgL, U. S. Marine Hospital
Administratrix’ Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Administra
tion have been granted to the subscriber on the
Estate of John Shepherd, deceased. All persons know
ing themselves indebted to said Estate, are requested to
make immediate payment;-and all having claims, to pre
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
JANE SHEPHERD,
aplChStd Administratrix.
PITrSBURUH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.—
'The •iabscription Books for Stock in the above
Company will remain open for a few days, at the Office
-of the Company, No. ?5 Fourth street.
p ptlO • C. A. COLTON, Sec'y.
ALL persons having business with the undersigned,
cither as Public Accountant, Instructor in Book-
Keeping, or otherwise, will find him at the Pittsburgh
Commercial College, from 9 till II o’clock, A. M-,and
from 2 till 4 o'clock, P, M.
Merchant* in want of competent Book keepers can
be supplied by calling on JOHN FLEMING,
apra Principal Instructor in the Science of Account?.
Jamea Uees>
ENGINE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
(Successor to Robert VVigbtman.)
Comer of Liberty and Water streets, Pittsburgh,
"fJITTIiL build, and finish to order, on the shortest no-
TT lice, and most accommodating terms, Steam En
gines and Machineryi and Castings, of all descriptions,
at the lowest prices.
, Asked. Offered
3116,758116,62
105,00; 101,00
101.25 101.00
93,75; 92,50
95,00 j
PmrsBUBGH, April 8,1851.
I cheerfully recommend to the public and my former
customers, my successor, Mr- JAMES REES, a compe
tent and able mechanic, capable of building Engines
and Machinery in the most satisfactory and approved
style. Capi9:yJ ROBERT .WIGHTMAN.
BARGAINS ‘—Teachers and families wishing to pur
chase School Books. ClassfcTexl Books,and Edu
cational works, will finditgretity to their interest to
call immediately at the Educational Book Store,GSiVlar
ketstreet,adjoining Dr. Thorn’s Drug Store. This es
tablishment is selling off at cost, to close up.
ALSO—Carter & Bro.’s valuable Books, at cost. We
have an excellent stock of these works, and families,
ministers, Ac., would do well to call daring the present
week only. fapr9j EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE.
83.00 81,00
35J00, 33,00
46,00: 44,00
33,00| 30,00
TO-LET— The STORE ROOM now fitted up with on
elegaut modern and attractive front- Rent very'low.
apri? .EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE.
Veneers, Mahogany, Rosewood and JVdinut; Varnish,
Hardvoan and Furniture.abWholesale.
THE subscribers have just received from New York
and Boston a most splendid stock of VENEERS,
and are manufacturing by maebiuery Furniture suitable
for the trade AH of which we will tell at extremely
lowprices.
As great care was taken in the selection of the stock,
perrons cannot fail to be suited either ns to quality or
prifre; and, as it is well known that Furniture can be
made by machinery superior audniuch lower than by
hand, the attention of the trade is respectfully invited.
Turned WoTk.in all its branches, carried on as usual.
43,00
30,60
40,09
30,00
45,00
45,00
Plank for band rails, for Carpenters, and all articles
required in manufacturing Cabinet Furniture, constantly
on hand—viz: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, Hair
Clothe, Springs, Ac , Ac. KYAN k M’KEK,
Ryan’s Buildings,
mar22:ydaw No. 31 Fifth street.
PERFUMERY AND FaNO V SO APS.—J AMEsTa .
JONES, corner of Liberty and Hand streets, has
received a of Perfumery aud Fancy
Soap:
Roussel’s cologne water; Roussel’s omnibus eoap ;
Wetherill’s do; do nmantine do;
French do; do- Circassian do;
Wetkerill’s toilet water; Brown Windsor do ;
Aromatic vinegar; ~ Transparent wash balls ;
Roussel’s assorted extracts; MiUtsry shaving soap ;
Lubin’H do do; Roussel’* shaving cream;
Eanlustral; do do compo’d;
Genuine bear’s oil; Jenny Lind hair gloss;
do ox marrow ; Odoaune or rose tooth paste;
apr4
1 AKI) OIL—I 2 Phis. J. L. Coupling's No. i Winter
j Lard Oil, in store and for sale by
MILLER A RICKETSON,
apiO No. 221 and 223 Liberty street.
100,00
28,00
33,00
8.00
5,0 U
Figured poplins —a. a! mason a co., are
now opening case* and package-, of plain and fig
ured Poplins. Also,a large lot of lace copes, breakfast
caps, jackonet flouncing, Ac., Ac. ■ tapr7
(SHAWLS.—A. A. MASON A CO., have jast received,
O per express,4birty canons of printed cashmere ; high
colored Thibet; embroidered do; fancy de lain©, and
other Shawls. (apr7
REMOVAL. —J. SHEA has removed to No. UC Mar-
Let street, (two doors north of his old stand.) the
house lately occopied by R. D. Thompson. (nprSM w
SEED STOKE REMOVED.—The subscriber has re
moved his Seed Storefront Second street 'to the
building recently occupied by Mr. Reed, as a Tsilor
Shop, on Third street, almost immediately opposite the
Post Office. [apr4uf} F. L. SNOWDEN.
. Thomai HI. Llttlci
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,
FIFTItaSTREET, between Wood and Market streets,
opposite Iron City Hotel. All kinds of Jewelry l
made and repaired. _ (aprs:ly
European Agency, and Remittances to
Ireland.
rpHE undersigned, 11 European Agent,-' ha* again ar-
X nvedinthe United States.aud will leave Pittsburgh
iu June next, for the twenty-fifth tour of ibis Agency,
through England, Ireland, Scotland, Wules, Ac., to return
in September. He collect* legacies, debts, reuts, prop
erty and claims; retniumoney by sighidrafw to all parts
of Great Britain and Ireland, at the rate of 85 per pound
sterling; procures copieaof wills, deeds and documents;
conducts searches ot all kinds, Ac., Ac. He transacts
the business iu connection with his relative, Hugh
Kjeenxn, Esq., now resident iu Dublin, who for more than
twenty years traveled annually ,on|this business,bet ween
Europe and America. Innumerable references given.
During the subscribers absence, remittances und other
business will be attended to at his Office, by his brother,
Edward J. Keenan. Office on Fifth street, opposite St.
Paul’s Cathedral. THOS. J. KEENAN,
European Agent, and Attorney at Law,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
|p* Mr. KEKNANmay be seen on business in Cincin
nati, at the Broadwav Hotel, on . the 23th and 29th of
April; in Louisville, at the Louisville Hotel, on the Ist
and 2d of May; and in St. Lout*>, at the City Hotel, on
the 7Ui, Bth and 9th of May. [apr2:3wdaw
136 Wood stbkit, two DOOR 3 below Vibois XLLET.
BOWS A TETLEY,
PRACTICAL CUTLERSjSURGICAL AND DENI AL
Instrument Manufacturers.
WE are now receiving our Spring Stock of GOODS,
comprising a full assortment ofifardwaj*, Cutlery,
(runt, Pistols and Hunting Knives . Also, all of the la
te*! improved Pistols manufactured in America.
In addition to our'Store, we have a manufactory for
making all kinds of Instrument? and Tools. Our Instru
ments are unequalled in the western country for
superior finish and workmanship—which we refer to the
best dentists in the two cities.
All orders from a distance will meet with prompt at
tention. Jobbing and Repairing neatly executed. Par
ticular attention paid io the making of Trusses and
Supporter*:
N. B.—VVe are also Agents for the sale of Charlc* C.
Reinhardt’s celebrated Glass Pad Truss, the best u»»w in
use for the speedy cure of Hernia.
For sale by the single do2en. [ n pg
“ North American Accountant,” and “Western Steam
boat Accountant,” Professor of Bbolr-Keeping and the
Commercial Sciences.
N. B. HATCH,-Esq., of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor
of Mercantile'Law.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, Professor of Ornamental and
Mercantile Penmanship.
Persons desirous of obtaining a thorough Me'icantileed
ucation,can rely 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; nor no humbugging th* public
withpiccia of engravings, with theengraver’s name =up
pressed, and a name affixed, pretending to have “ exe
cuted” them with a pen.
Ladies’ Writing Class meets in a separate apartment
from 10 to 12 A. SI.
Gentlemen’s Class from 8 in the morning till io ai
right. • imarai :d tw
A* "W • Foster,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ■
OFFICE NO. 47 FOURTH STREET, b'loYo Mark*
strut, Pttuittreh. Pa. ~ ~ nml.l-,lT,„iv
CtURE YOURSELF'—AMERICAN COMPOUND-
J This never failing.specificis guaranteed in all case'
of delicate disease, together wuh the attendant com
plaints, to eflcct-a speedy, safe and lasting cure in the
course of a few days, without restrictions to diet busi
ness or injury to the system. It is an old aud popular
remedy; has long been {and still is) used in the private
prictice of a physician, radically curing ninety-nine of
thehundred cases, Itleaves no odor on the breath, and
may beuaed by any one without the least fear of expo
sure. For sole atihe Medical Depot, No, 50Smithfield :
’street, Pittsburgh, Pa_- [ a pr7
THE'BEST Gretn in Pitw&uT^l'Soine - new
crop Yoong Hyson Tea has been received at MOR
RIS’ Tea Mart} in the Diamond, which for strength and:
flavor is superior to any ever sold in Pittsburgh. Price
SljOOperlD. • a p2 f
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JHiacellaittona.
Business Notice*
To Cabinet Blatters*
ENTERPRISE WORKS.
DUFF’S
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BY TELEGRAPH, j
Reported 'Expressly for the Daily Morning Post,
.EKtiKivED'ar rmsTCT .v/ STKAM
FROM WASHINGTON.
Major Donelson, of Term.,-the new editor of
the Union, makes his 1 address this morning, Father
Ritchie having yesterday retired from editorial; life.
It occupies the space of foflr ooluoins." He; says
that the Compromise Act is a tower of patriotism,
that lotyers above the ordinary spirit of parly. —
While Ire has the editorial columhs/of the Union
under his control, it will never become the organ
of any combination of aspiring individuals.
The National lutelligeocer to-day cohtaios a let*
ter from E. Riddle, of Boston, the AtnericamCom
missioner to the great exhibition at London.
The Custom House commissions on each package
designed for the exhibition amounted to nearly S 2,
besides which all the fixtures, tables, &c,, for the
display of goods, have to be provided by endh na
tion, and those of other countries are very brilliant.
He has-had to employ a number ol clerks to ; make
out descriptive, catalogues. America, thus far, is
behind every other nation in her arrangements, bat
the display will be fine. •
MURDER CONFESSED.
George Long, a negro boy, 13 years old, was ar
rested lo<»day, and made a full confession of the
murder ol the child of Mr. Rumpf. He # «ays that
young Rurapf aud him had been spinning a lop to«
gether in the slaughter-house—that liule Rumpf
lost his top cord, and that he struck him on the head
because he could not find it. He then hunted for
it again, and not finding it he beat him on the head
with a stone until he was insensible. The bruises
on bis arms were caused by his holding up his hands
to keep off the blows. He was not dead when he
left him, and he heard him still groaning at a late
hour that night. The doctors think little Rumpf
bad life in him 12 hour? after he was fatally injured.
The child was bat five years old. f-
The Eastern Telegraph Lines are down, so that
it is impossible to commuoieate with Halifax. It is
believed, however, that tbe steamer America has ar
rived at Halifax. She brings news from Liverpool
to the 6th instant, one week later than the Africa 9 #
advices. She will probably _arrive' at Boston to
morrow, and her mails may be looked for in Phila
delphia by Friday aficrnoojjv
The steamship Baltic sailed to*day at noon, with
§150,000 in specie and 200 passengers, among whom
arc Rev. Mr. Darling and Wm. Darling, of Readiog,
Pa.; Honv Ashbel Smith, of Texas; Horace;Greciy,
of N. Y m and Judge Duncan, of'Va., Commission*
ers to the World’s Fair.
The Savannah News, where the headquarters of
he Cubans is said to be, speaks of the Cuban inva*
sion as certain, and says there will be a revolution
*n the Island within the coming month, whether
they receive aid from abroad or not; but they invite
the friends of freedom throughout the world to as
sist them. It is well known that the people of the
island arc with difficulty restrained from the conflict
at the present time, and those who are informed
hero of their arrangements are sanguine of success.
GEN. &r.ADY DEAD.
Albany, April 16.
We learn that Gen. Brady died yesterday morning,
at Detroit, from the injuries he received on the-!oth.
It is confidently believed that the bridge over tho
Conestoga will be passable on Monday, for cars.—
There is do further necessity for shipping goods for
the West by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, as no
lime will be g ained.
The steamer Brother Jonathao, which has been
detained here three weeks for rep:ur3 > sailed this
morning for Chagres, with 123 passengers.
There is no truth in the report that Webster, the
uncle ol Mrs, Cobden, had confessed that he was
the author ot the massacre in Kent MJ.
Business commenced yesterday on tho New York
Canal, and a iaige amount of produce was shipped
here. Every thing looks well for a brisk season.
Albany, April 16
The Erie Canal enlargement bill was ordered to a
third reading in the Senate this morning.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EVENING.]
Cotton.. Steady at 11 for middling Upland.
Flour.. Dull at 4,60 for common to straight state;
4,5604,75 for Ind.anaamJ Michigan ; 4,6804,87 for
New Orleans and Ohio ; .4,8405,00 -for Genesee.
Grain.. Wheat: Genesee, 1,1501,16;
69; good demand, for future delivery at 62f for.
western mixed.
Pork*.Advanced and firm; new. Mesa, 15,25;
old, 13,87; prime new, 12,50.
Pickled Meats, i Firm ; hams, 8f; shoulders, 64,
Lard..Prime,9c; keg, 9}.
Tallow. ,7|.
Lead..Declioing; Mo., 4,80.
Whiskey. .240241.
Hemp. .American is scarce and firm at 117,500
120,00.
Iron.. Pig is in demand; Scotch, from yard at
21,00, six months.
Philadelphia, April 16.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather, there
haa been little business done to-day.
Flour.. Much reduced, but firm; extra, 4,50.
Rye Flour, i Scarce at 3,50.
Corn Meal.. Firm.
Gram.. Wheat is steady; Pa red, 1,0.0; white,
1,05. Rye is scarce at 70.
There is a good feeling in the Provision Market,
and Pork, B&coq and Lard have an upward tenden
cy. ;
Groceries.. Little doing. . . : •
Whiskey. ,24 in bbls, at 23 in hhds.
Baltimore, April 16.
Flour. .Sales of Howard 6trect at 4,50; City Mills',
at 4,56.
Corn.. Sales at 62063 c.
Wheat.. Sales of red at 9801,02. ;
Provisions. .Firm.
Coffee. .Sales 4000 bags Rio at 100104.
New Orleans, Apr U 14.
This afternoon Lard advanced; SOO kegs prime
sold at 94.
C0m..2,000 sacks received since morning. The
market is depressed..
Cofioe..Rio has declined 4.
Whiskey.. 1200 bbls sold at 184.
New Orleans, April 16.
Cotton.. Unchanged.
Flour. .Ohio, 4,0004,10.
C0rn..52056. Oats.. 42044.
Pork, Lard and Bacon. .Unchanged.
Caudles. .Star 19, Western 154019.
' riw Spring Fashion for 1851!
/ m THIS beautiful style of HATS received and for
by JAMES WILSON,
inar? corner of Wood st. and Diamond alley.'.
Pittsburgh Lock Factory.
WM. W. REILL V, Lock Smithing, BeUHamgingßTid
House Blacksmithing,
No. 165 Wood street.
A GOOD assortment of Housework, Store and Flumh
Bolts, and Steamboat Table Castors, on hand. ;
' Jobbing attended tain the best munner. [mar22;y •
A,Partner Wanted
BY a gentleman who is now doings profitable busi
ness on the Western Reserve, Ohio—but whosc
meana are too limited to cany on the same. Any per
son of good character, possessing 551500 in cash, or.
goods suitable for a country store, can hear of a good
chance by calling upon STUART &. SI&L, . . •
marAhlm , 124 Wood street.
TVR. RALPH’S PKACTiCAL, PRIVATETKEAdC
-L' 13E, onthenature, consequen--
ces, remedies and cure of lie diseases ;of the Genital.
System, adapted to the use of overy individual. 342 od
rvith illustrauye plates.' Price $l,O0 vv "*
, an invaluable work. Dr. Ralph is a physician of
high standing, and has already published several works
Cabinet Halters Wanted, which have acquired for him considerable distinction
rytHE subscribers will employ a number of good hands’ - [Daily GUibi
iat the above business j -vt* t Bureau, Bedstead and ' Without exception, we take it to be the ablest treatise
Table makers.. None but good workmen need‘apply,— t'du the peculiar subjecton which it treats,) that has vet
as good wages will be given and payment prompt.. ..1 mien'published. —Rahyyiy liegfjier.
RYAN & M’KEE, ’ - The above valuable work is sold by
at Byan’s Buildings, I S.L.CBTHBEBT,
•N 0.31 Futhsireer * apr9 60Smithfieidstreep
Falrmonnt Fire Euglhe for Sale*;'
THE members of the Fairmoont. Fire Company offer;
theifENGlNEfor sale. !t is in first-rate order, and 1
will be sold-cheap. Euquixe of ... J. SMITH, Sec>y\, :
aprfrif No. 409 Penn street.
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Baltimore, April 16.
New Yore, April 16
Richmond, April 16.
Lancaster, April 16.
Baltimore, April 16
Philadelphia, April 16
Buffalo, April 16
New Yobk, April 16
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OKOBOE MtGATT- •FAYBTTB BROWS.
MYGATT & BROWN,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
CLEVELAND) OHIO. *
iO» Collections made in ail the-principal cities, and
'•’STOCKS' ■■■■■•
Bought and Sold on Commission' .
mar29:om .
HILL & CCaRY,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
5o» BSj Wood Street,
Third door below Fourth—(west side).
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
for uale.‘Time Bills of Exchange and Note* dis
couated. Gold,Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold.
Collections made in all the principal cities of the United
States. Deposits received of Par and Current Funds.
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BANKING HOUSE.
. JESSE CAROTHERS & CO M
NO. 15, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Current money received on deposit.
Collections made on all theprincipal cities of the Uni
‘ted States. - ~ . : [augl:ly
PATRICKS.A FRIEND,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 95, COHJfER WOOD-AJTO DIAMOND STBXBTS,
: • ; ; • / Pittsburgh, Pa, • (may!
jas.b.uoon. - . thos, sAaesNi.
HOON
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N~E. -Corner of Woodand Sixth streets., Pittsburgh, Pd
DEALERS in -Coin, Bonk Notes, Time Bills, Foreign
and Domestic Exchange,Certificates ofDeposit,Ac
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe, for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
CURRENT and par funds received on deposite
COLLECTIONS madcon all.partsof the Union, etthe
lowest rates. ‘ r - • sepll-ly
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BANKING HOUSE.
BRYANf GLEIH & CO,
KOTE3, Drafts, Checks, Sec., collected, arid Remit*
.taneca made upon favorable terms. . .
may22:tf R.R. BRYAN, Cashier.
Hollidaysburgh, May 13.1850. :
- Notice.
WE have associated J.Gabdinbi* Coffin with us in
tbe Exchange and Banking business.
. WM. H. WILLIAMS & CO.
FitafcrirgA; Jan 3 y. 1,1851. —ja6;lm . •
war. h. \VTXUAjfIs."* -j. B.ar’VAT.*- - ■ - - '-2. a. coffin
WMv H, WILLIAHS & CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE. BROKERS,
uoam east coshes of wood asd thied'streets. • -
ALL transactions made on liberal terms, and collec--
lions promptly attended to. fja6:6m
EemoTal.
fif. HOLMES & SOHS,
HAVE BEHOVED TREES BA2t£XKO AND EXCHANGE- OFFICE
To .No. 67 Market street, four doors bebv old Stand.
N. HOLMES ARSONS, .
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Dea
lers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gdld, Silver and
Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in ail the cities throughout the. Unir
ted States. Deposite* received in par funds or current
paper, No. 67 Market street, between Third and Fourth
streets.- . ang2B-ly.
Domestic and foreign Exchange, Bank Notes ,
GoldandSilver,Bought,So*i and Exchanged,
at ths ....
SXCRANGE AND BANKING HOt/SB
• ' ’ or
William A. Mill , A Co.,
64: Wood Street,
• • PITTSBURGH.
ALLOWED OH TIMS DEPOSITS. (aUg2B
ALL*t XELLttXS. ' . ’ EDWAXD. IAEM.
KRAMER d RAHH.
BanktnandExchang* Bribers; Beaters ir» Foreign and
Domestic BUls, Bills of Exchange, Certificate y if Depos
it, Bank Notes, and Coin. -
Comer of Third and Wood sts., directly opposites the *St
Charles Hotel. , „ may 23
G.W. TAYLOR,
113 SECOND STREETj_
COMMISSIONER AND BILL-BROKER.
CITRICT attention will he given to all business en
trusted to his care. Pittsburgh manufactured artl
cles always on hand, or procured on short notice.
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, Ac., negotiated on favora
ble terras. Advances made if required. toct22:tf
HOPE EVER.
WONDERFUL CURES!!
Dr. Rogers’ Syrup of Liverwort and Tar
AND
CAS6HALAGUA j
For the complete cure of Coughs, Colds , Influenza, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood , ana all other Lung
Complaints tending to CONS D3UPTION.
Look at its UnparaleJLled Success*
fpHE above COUGH MEDICINE is car:
X tying all before it in Lung Complaints. In ail sec
tions of the country it is constantly performing cures
which astonish even physicians themselves. Look at
the high character and stranding of the names which
vouch for its unrivalled healing power.. H. Cox,M.D>,
laic Professor in the Medical College in Cincinnati; W.
J. Richards,M.D.; Hon. Judge Morsel Hob. Judge Wm.
Burke, for more than 20 years Post Master of Cin.; R.
S. Newton, M.D., Prof, in the Medical College at Mem*
phis, Tenn.; John A. Collins, Esq., Proprietor of the'
Temp. Organ, and Gen. Agent of the Grand Division of
the Sons of Temperance of Ohio ; William H. Levison,
Ksq., Editor of the U. S. Military and : Naval Argus at
N. Yu Thomas C.' Faulder/Esq, of Albany; Rev. H.
Wiieman, Rev;R. Hoyt, N. Y. City; and we could name'
hundreds, aye thousands of others, who testify from
personal experience, that it has cured them and their
mends, in some casesaffer ail oilier remedies had failed.
SueAwien never make such statements. unless convinced
of their truth beyond the possibility or a doubt. Read a
few of the letters;
Extract from a-letter from P. M. Cory to H. L. Stew
art, No. 137, Second street, New York.
Spakta, June 30,1849.
Dear Friend Stewart: I have been, home now just two
months. When I last saw you, I bad but little hopes of
ever getting any better. But l have now the pleasure of
thanking yon for recommending me to take Dr. Rogers 7
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and Canchalagua. I got a
dozen bottles of it and took home with, me, determined
to make a fair trial of it, as I had done with everything
else. I have only taken four bottles of it,'and I mast
say it has done me more good than any other medicine
I .have ever taken. On my first taking it, it increased
the expectoration, and I raised a great deal of bloody
matter from my lungs. But that has now ceased, and so
has my cough, nearly. 1 cough but little now, and ex
pect soon to be entirely free from it. 1 consider it an
invaluable medicine, and shall recommend it to all who
are afflicted with a cough'or diseased lungs.
S •
I let ayoung lady who had the CONSUMPTION, and
had bled a good deal from the lungs, and doctored sever-'
al months with our physician, but grew worse, have one
bottle of it, and it cured her. It acted almost .miraculously
in her case....
Your sincere friend, P. M. CORY.
. N B. The original tetter from which the above is an
extract, is on file, and can be seen at oar office f No-316,
Broadway. ....
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURE?.
SEK HOW. PROMPTLY IT ACTS.
Snxtemeni <f Mr. A. Lang, Baher i N 0.253 Pearl street,
N. Y-—A few days before last Christmas, I was taken
unwell, and soon commenced bleeding freely at the.
Langs. I called in a Hommopathic physician, bdt his
medicine did not seem to help me. 'lread your advert*
isement, and thought I would try Dr. Rogers* Syrup of
Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagua. Before I hud'taken
up the third bottle, my bleeding had stopped, my Cough
was gone , and I felt as well as usual. My health Is now
good. I consider it a. most excellent medicine, and cor
dially recommend it to ray friends. [27iis statement was
made to the Proprietors, Ufarefc l2fA, 1850.1
~ DTIIER NEW YORK CITY REFERENCES.
(£7” For want of.room to publish at length any more
certificates, we here give the names and residences of
several individuals well known in New York, every one
of whom has used this medicine , and can speak personally
of its effects. Please call upon them, and. hear what
they say.
Chastes H. Ring, No. 192, Broadway, corner of John
street -•-■■ ■•'
Rev. Ralph Hoyt, No. 137, Madison street, Pastor of
the “Church of the Good Shepherd.” •
Robebt 5. Lockwood, No. 36, Vestry street.
SylvAirus HoYXj No. 260. Houston street.' •
iCr Be sure to ask for Dr A. Rogers' Syrup of LIV
ERWORT, TAR, and CANCHALAGUA, and let no
other be palmed on,to. you.
CAUTION.—None genuine, unless there is.on the buff
wrapper, a note qf hand, signed with a Pm. by A; L.
SCCmLL Jt CO.
.. and retail, by A. L. SCOVILL
& CO-, Proprietors, at their Principal Depot, GOTHIC
HALL, No-316 Broadway, New York, to whom all or
ders for the Medicine, and letters relating to Agencies,
should be addressed, post-paid. .
ALSO, for sale hy K- E. Sellers, No. 57 Wood street,
Wholesale Agent -for Pittsburgh and vicinity; D. ftl.
Carry and H. P.Schwartz, Allegheny City; ,Townsend,
Carr te Co., Maneh&stcr; A.Patterson, Birmingham.
PRICE—In large bottle, SI,OO ;or six bottles. forBS.CQ
mar2s:3m
'Private Diseases.
DR, BROWN, No. 42 DIAMOND A LLE Y,
•' oiks his entire attention to anoffic.
His tusincss is mostly confinedto
x£**'&-Mf 7 C val J Ofjenerwl. Diseases, and such pain
- fjSrarPPf ful -affections, .brought on by impruder.ro
- ’reaPSjgflilg Yppthfnl indulgence and excess.
eW/ilfP . Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Goaon
Y?“*W|SSF hea, Gleet, Stricture, Ureibral Discharges,
Impuniy of the Blood, .with all diseases o. the venereal
origin. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions, Tetter,
Ringworm.Mercunal Diseases, Seminal Weakness,lm
potency, Piles, RUenmausm, Female Weakness, Month
ly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ano-
Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Irrita.
tions of the . Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated
Cure guaranteed. . ■
Fourteen years’ practicel(four in this cityt enables Dr
Brown to offer assurances of speedy ewe to all who mav
come nnder ht 3 care.
Office and private consulting room;, 41 Diamond ay
Cs* Charges moderate. . nov&diwly
REUMATISM —Dr. Brown's ncwxy atscovred rem
edy for Rheumatism t, a speedy andeenatn remedy
rorthatpainfultrouble. ItneveTfails: - - : *
Office and'Privaie Constiltaiionßooms No 41 niA.
MOND, Pittsburgh, Penns. The Donor Is alwaStl
h<>m<> - . • iantB-daw<f ..
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sJst*. f'-/* < v J r f
IyrENfAL OR PHYSICAL DECAY.-4T«*V Net
iJJL voiii Antidote.*- I This'-great and wonderful remedy
for nervous diseases, can only be obtained attheMedl.
cal Depot, 50 Smithfield street. It is not an excitant,
but a strengthener, purely Vegetable and harmless;
like a skillful architect, it begins by laying a firm foun
dation, and gradually, but incessantly, adds strength
and vigor, until nothing is left unfinished. Itis a
vine of such miraculous power, that it is unimportant
how long the disease may have existed. The cheer
fulness it creates, and the strength it gives; are perma
nenf. Price SI perhottlc. ‘ [aprll.
The Great Remedy for Consumption <f the Lung}, Affee
iionsef the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pains or Weak" 1 ,
mn of the Breast or Lungs, and other affections efihe
. Br castor Lungs;
WISTAR’S BALSAM OP WILD CHERRY is a
; fine herbal medicine, composed ebiefiy of.'WttD
-chxssy.Babx and the geniuine Iceland Moss (thelatte'
unported expressly,for this purpose,; the rare medical
virtues of which are also combined by a new chemical
lhe exuactof tar,thus rendering the whole
compound the most certain and efficacious remedy ever
discovered for CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
T>r w^§ R l S \ INGr?-O^riESPO:SI)ENCE
bmIivX.®* ► ; ® a nks, of Xenia, Ohio, a highly respect
has informed as
■ ■? , Balsam- ofWildChe^i,^on
paralleled. The demand for it Is bo great that ho can
scarcely teen himself supplied-within He has had in
his store medicines for lnng affections. Some oftheso
were esteemed good and some nave temporary relief.-
Bnt since he has had Wistar’s Balsam of Wifd Cherrv
a number of the most serious case, were completel r eal
red by lUase. “I never sold a medicine,» says thodnor
tor, “in which I had that entire confidence that I had in
this.” ; ; J -
•Tt cubes 1 Wherever Wiatar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry is introduced, it at once attains that mgh reputation it
so rishly deserves. What can prevent its sale when on
every hand can.be witnessed its wonderful chresT Tha
worst case of Asthma, recent and dangerous Cciagh
(and;also those that are of long,standing,
or Consumption (in its early stages), are always cured
bv this remarkable medicine. -
CttredbyWlßtar’sßalaambfWildGheriy.
Pleasant Ridge, Hamilton c0.,0.,8ep.27,1850*
J.D.- Sir : I take the liberty, of advising
you of the benefit that J have derived from the use Ct
Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of. Wild Cherry. I-was prostrated
. by that terrible scourge,Consumption,in May last. The
attack was truly horrifying to me,Tor five of my family,
(my brothers and sisters.) had .died of Consumption. I
was afflicted with nearly all of the worst features of the •
disease: 1 had a distressing cough and expeetorated a
great deal of blood* hectic fever, severe painsin the aide
and chest, cold chills, alternating withflushes of heat
and copious night sweats.
Iwastmdcr fflocareof a skilled physician from the
time I was taken sick until about six weeks since, being ■
then about helpless, and my friends considering my
hopeless, or at least beyond the roach of oor physician’*
skill, advised the use of Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cher
ry. .• * ' -• /•* • • :• . • •
I have taken four bottles of the medicine, and now
consider myself perfectly weIJ-~ . Intake this statement
to . induce .others that-arc afflicted os I have been, to
make trial of Wistaris Balsam of Wild Cherry, which
remedy has, under the Blessingof Providence, restored
my health. : ri JEREMIAH ISGRIGG.
Cbown Point, Lake co, Ia n Juno 15, 1840.
J. D. Parle—Dear Sir : As I have a deep commissera
tion for the afflicted, permit me to give you a brief histo
ry of my afflictions, and the benefits derived from the
use of “Dr. Wistaris Balaam of Wild Cherry.” In July
1844,1 was attacked with a fever of a typhoid character,
which left me In a very debilitated state, when in the
following winter I was taken with a severe cold, which
reduced me to suck an extent ns to give me the appear
ance of-a confirmed consumpiivc. Xlabored under a
severe cough, expectorated a great deal, and was trou
bled with cold feet and nightsweats. I also frequently
raised blood from my longs. I-comlnued irtihis state,
gradually sinking 1 under the disease, until January, 1847,
until I was again attacked with fever. My extremities,
.especially.my feet, were constantly cold, :and almost
losttheir feeling. ‘ Under.these circumstances it may be
truly said that i was a living skeleton. ; I finally deter
mined to quit taking medicine prescribed by physicians
and try Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, and from
the. first week that I commenced taking ixlcan date a
gradual recovery. -Tcontinued its. use six months, at the
end of which . timcT was cured, and have enjoyed good
health ever since, and cheerfully recommend the Bal
sam to all those afflicted, with diseases of the longs, and
would say to those commencing its use not to uo dis
couraged,if two or three bottles do noteffect a cure, but
persevere as I have done, and I have no doubt but nfnq
cases out of ten will be blessed with renewed health as
I have been. • JOSEPH JACKSON.
Important to those AjflicUd [tcith Diseases-qf the Dungs
Will miracles'never cease? More; evidence of its
surpassing health restorative virtues,! •
[From Dr. W ashington co., Ky.l
Ky,jMay 14,184^
* Messrs. Sanford. $ Park: I take tuts, opportunity o
informing you of a most remarkable cure performed on
me by the use of Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In the year 1840 I was taken with the inflammation
of the bowels, which I labored .under tor six weeks,
when I gradually recovered. In the fail of 1841 I was
attacked with a severe cold, which seated itself upon
my lungs, and for the space "of threcyears J was con
fined to my bed. I tried all kinds of medicines and ovc
-3 variety of aid without benefit ; and thus I wearied
onguntil the winter of 1845 r w*cn I beard of Dr. Wts
tar's Balsam of Wild Cheiry.
•My friends persuaded me. to. give it a; trial, though I
hadgiven up all hopes of recovery,and.hap-prepared
myself for the change of another world; . Through their
solicitations I was induced to make use of the genuine-
Wistar's Balsam of Wild C furry '. The effectjwas ituly
astonishing. After.five yearsof-aißLctionana suffering
and after having spent four or live hundred dollars to no
purpose, and the best and most respectable physicians
nad proved unavailing, I;waa' coon. restored to entire
health by the blessing of God, and. the use of Dr. Wis
tar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Maythe blessing dfGod rest upon the pfbprieiors o f
so valuable a medicine as Wistar’s Jjalsara of Wild
Cherry. Yours, respectfully, . 'W. If; BAKER.
The genuine “ Wistar’s Balsam of Wild .Cherry ” has
a fee simile of the signature of Henry Wtstar, M. D.,
Philadelphia, and “Sanford ddPaTk!’ Quit finely exe
cuted steel engraved wrapper. No other can > be genu
ine.
.Soto by J. I>. PARK, (successor to Sanford & Parle,)
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent to the South and West, to whom aliorder* nut
beaddressed. .
JKidd & Co, Pittsburgh; L Wilcox, Jr, corner Market
street and the Diamond; BA' Fahnestock A: Co, Pitts
burgh; J A Jones, Pittsburgh; Lee A!Beckham, Alle
gheny City; L T Russell, Washington j'WH Lamber
ton, Franklin; L B'Bowie, Umontownj H Welty,
Greensburgh; S Kountz,- Somerset; Scott & Gilmore,
Bedford; Reed A Son, Huntingdon; Mrs. Orr, Hollidays*
burgh; Hildebrand A Co, Indiana; J R Wright, Kittan
ning; Evans A Co, -Brookville; A Wilson A Son,
Waynesburgh; IVFFarland A Co,N Callender, Moad-.
viile; Burton A.Co,-Erie; Henry ForkerVMercer; Jas
Kelly A Co, Butler ; S Smiih, Beaver; J D Summertori,
Warren;. F L t A C S Jones,;Condersport; P Crookor,
Jr.. Brownsvill- tcblO
The Human Body. miui Fersplrei
(so sirs KanraE,) . - .
TO HATE A HEALTHY APPEARANCE
And persons, who do notmersplrc are liabte 'to tho mos
DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.:
NOW, Joses’ lialian ,Cberatcal Soap causes "a free
perspiration, and at the same time mollifies, soften#
the skin, giving it tbe texture and. beauty of an infant’*.
SCURVY, SALT.RHEUM AND SORES,
axe soon not only healed, but cured by its use, as at
toast seven physicians in New York know, who tuo It
in such cases, and findit u wailing—as also, fa
PIMPLES* BLOTCHES, FRECKLE 3,
or any other skin disease. The reader Is assured that
this is no useless puffed nostrum, as one trial-will pxove.
I could enumerate at least 8b persons cured Of- •
SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD.
Buy. it, and the reader is again aasured,T:would not
cruelty sell it for the above, unless l knew it to be ali i
state. Those who ate liable to
CHAFED, CRACKED, OR CHA PP ED: FLES H,
will find this not only a cure, but a preventive; and I
can now only add, that any one afflicted whb any of
the above, or similar diseases, will find'this all and even
more (admirable in its properties) than I state;
lo*\Bat, reader, the store* are flooded wlthimilaii-jns,
and be sure you askrfor Jokes’ Italian Chemical Soap—
and ’buy it only of WM. JACKSONponIy-Agent In
Pittsburgh, 240 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head of Wood
Jones’ fitly White. ■
I ADIES are cautioned against usink common DreDfi-
JU red Chalk.,; * *
■ They are not aware how frightfully injurious it is
to the skin! how .coarie,hotv .
■ sallow; yellow and unhealthy the skin
■ appears atter using-prepared Chalk?'
Besides,it is injurious, contain- • . . •
'.ingalargequamltyofLead! - : -
We have prepared a beautifnl vegetable article, which
we call JONES’ SPANISH LILY WHITE; '
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of ail deleter!-:
ous qualities; and it imparts to the skin-a natural,,
healthy, alabaster, clear,' living white; >at the same
time acting as cosmetic on the. sfcin, making it soA and
smooth. Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, S 3 Liber'
ty street, head of Wood, Piushnrgh. ' Price 25 cents.
A Scientific Hair Tonlo Restom - -
AND BEAUTIFIEK. Trialbotilcsitt* cents. Those
who have used Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative know
us excellent qualities—those who havo.'flot, we assure
it to possess tne following qualities..'it will force the
hair to grow on any. part where nature intended hair tp
grow, stop it falling off* core scurf or dandruff, and make
light, Ted or grey hair grow dark. -For dressing the hair,
soft and silky, Bothlng can exceed * this—-it makes I
truly beautiful and keeps it so. Itis, indeed, Uto mos
economical, yet superior article for: the'hair.
Sold only at WM. JACKSON’3 Store,243 Liberty if~
head of Wood,- Pittsburg. . Price. 374ccnis, 50 cents and
SLOO. •. -v. V fdcc2o
Pearly Wblte Teeth and Breotli,
TO BE HAD FOR 25 CENTS!;' .
PERSONS who have, either, are hbnorably assured
ibatif their breath is ever so foul, or iheir
TEETH DECAYED, DARK OK Y-EJbMW,
Uhd encrusted with tartar,.Thai a 25ccnt box of joncv
Amber ToOth Paste will,make the teethwluieas saow
and the breath.odiferonsly sweet. •--.- r y -
Soto only at JACKSON’S Store* 240 Liberty stree,.
Head of Wood. • - : : • fdec2o
“ • 1 1 Jonea* so lllt>oa or J<t,
A EiyBIB HUMAN HAIR DYE fertile changing of
A whiter.d ororcy tmir 10 a bcnoufnl brown or jet
took color in i row mtantes. ?nce 5b cents and SI.OO
«o!d br liberty street, Ptusbnrglt
-end of Wood- . ' fdeeau
"jAJIKS A. JOSES,
IVIIOIESAbEANJ) li ETA I L. BE UGGIST
COSTCEB OF ZJBEBXT ASP SiaißTB.
A coMPLEr® assortment of Drugs, Chemicals and
A_ Family Medicines, always on hand. faor2 ..
PAPER—for oic. per Roil, loreale by
W ... v ‘;yy iv Walter p; Marshall,
. ; tsuaSS:: . No: $5 Fourth street
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HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION I
and Breast.
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