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KENNEDY * IIAbEKEI,
No 94 Marrc!Mrftet.. .;
aprlft
BASKETS'.—A. School
VdDM&tfWatkjet’ Baskets, of -all-jsizfcs'and shapes. Aljso,
v : LadieB r embedded.
aTSauUfffUrucie; Tor sale low, -
>. .■■■ .aprio ■ KENNEDY & HASLET V.
eLrOVEs AND SUSFENDISKS .*
• 'loodo2.silk Gloves, • . •• S 3 WS7 per doz.
• IGOdoz: Lisle ThrcadJCrloves, 7to 3 do ;
j 50doz. Kid do 310 10 .do ;
; IOU doziSaspenders, 1.10 12 do ,
•• For sale at New\ork prices; ,
'‘ aprlO • KENNEDY & HASLETT^
cTUST RECEIVED, ilie best selected Block orftnci.
\ . and variety Goods, gold and silver-Watches, Je\v£i*
* • iy,,*c~i'ey«x offered in this market, which -wiHj* p
:;! attmpxecedented low pnees. Give us a call it yo. ,
to buy cheap, wholesale ami retail.tf _ PT , r
Sv. bjiiio. ikknnbov .* haslmj.
TFEIOCIPIDES and WILLOW WAGONS. JUSI
:'¥ 'forsale low ; . .
and Velocipedes,
■ fv'6o Willow Wugom, , CBNNtDV t KASLETT._
M nP INEKAL FOUNTAINS FOR SALE.-.
2 frtauds And 'marble tops. Forsale IoW.
Irqu.ro of JOSHUA RHODrS 4CO
.Rprfl H No. 0 Wood street
' T^RUrrS— 175 boxes Oranges ;
, .ji . ij>o do Lemons;
;-v . ■■'•■'; 40casta Curroms;
400boics Raisins ;
-• To arrive and for sale by
• : aprg : JOSHUA RHODES & CO.
Sundries- —
,;.7\ .1,000 drums Figs ; • v
aO3 hf-do do:
50 baskets salad Oil: .
•'2sdoz. assorted Pickles.;-.
..10 doz. fresh Poaches, mun cans ; •
For sale by _ (aprO] _ JOSHUA RHODES 3c CO.
. "DAW WHISKEYr—UOO bbls. Raw 'Whiskey on con-
Jjk> sigamem ar\d for sale by : •
api9 MILLERJc. RICKETSON.
fT>IAfOTHY-SEED—iis"bus. prime Timothy Seed.in
X. store and for sale by -
napt9 ' v • • MILLER & RICKETSON-
EEG BUTTER—I 4 kegs Butter on consignment und
. for calc low by
SARDINES— S 00 cases, 3000 bores and half bores B.
Guilloux Sardines, ARiaKEVsCN,
i Nos-221 and 223 labcuy at.
kfi r *t sort, western New. York Hops
for Eale^ t LFII & rtcKETSON.
•%« v'. »v . bus. Hickory Nuts just iced
and forsale by „
- -BjiriO MILLER &■ RtCKBTsON. •
Boy BOARDS AND PANEL STUFF—SO,OOO reel
for sale by J. A. BLOOMER,
mar29'.2w ' Allegheny Planing Mills
Drafts on san Francisco, California, tor
sale at the Banking House of PATRICKS k
FRIEND,No 95W0c0 sv_ _ Coerm
• T>IO COFFEE—ISO bags Rio CoScc now landing from
Xlj canal, and for sale by
mar» MJLLFR A RICKETSON
T AWYER’S BRIEF PAPER-A supcnor ariicle, ior
JLi «alc by the quire, at VT S HAVENS,
• mar2S comer 01 Second and Markc. sta-
LIQUORICE BALL-12 cases foT sale by
• B. A FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
Cor First A Wood sis
UM ARAI3IC— SOO Ujs. lor sale by ” ”
Ij*. apr B. A. FAHNESTOCK A. CO.
OPiCM-S5 6s. new.cropfor saleby
, npr4 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
LU&-50 bbls. No. 1 far sale by
\JC aprt B. A.FAHNESTOCK A CO.
CALCINED MAGNESIA—2O cases Englißh for sale
apr4 . B. A FAHNESTOCK A CO.
CARAWAY lsEEl>— you lbs. lor sale by
aprl - U. A: FAHNESTOCK & CO.
MERCURIAL OINTMENT—too Bs., strong, by
C pr4 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
G bbls refaned for sale by
m*r?A B, A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
WHITING —100 bbls for sale by
. marff> • B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
IBBUCHESNUTS for sale by
marls ' J.D. WILLIAMS A CCy
DRIED AHPLES—Received and for sale by
• jnarlU SAMUEL P. BHRIVER.
mEASt TEAS: Extra fine Yeung Hyson Tea. in
JL lacercd boxes, just received at me Pekin Tea Store,
33 Fifth street. Retail price SI. We a$K a comparison
of the above Tea'With any to be had elsewhere.
apr3 A.JAYNEa
UTTER—-ii bbls. fresh Roll for sale fav
1 apr3
CIANTON CRAPE SHAWLS—Ju«t received per ex
i press m tirpsj a. a. Mason Sl co«.
BEAVER BUCKETS— 2O doz. Beaver Backets just
'received and for sale by : _ • .
max 29 MILLER & RICKKTSON_
CHEESE— 5U bxs for sale by
ap3 :
BACON HAAIS—I*,OOO ite. choice cut family Hams
.forgalofry topr3J \VM. DYER.
SHOI/LDERfr 6,000 lbs. best cut »inall‘shoulder-i
just out of i-moke, nr sale by
apr3.
at the Drugstore ol
JP JAMES A JONES,
aptiJ _coruerof Liberty and Hand ris.
CIASTILE AND PALM SOAP—For sale by
y apr2 JAMF.S A,JONES.
BOUSSEL’S' PREMIUM SHAVING CREAM—For
sale by (apt2j JAMES A. JONES.
ili. JAYNE’S EXPECTORANT REMEDY —For sun
Iby (apr2] ■ _ rJA.MES A:JONES.
MUSTARD—Of our own manufacture,
jl constantly on hand and for salt* by _ ...
mar 7 RHODES & ALCPRN.
BKIED APPLES—IOO bus. in stole ami for sale by
mar 7 ■ WM. DYER, 207 Liberty st
-1 HOPPED FEED— 2IH) tm *. m ami lor sale b
j ■ mar 7 RHODES & ALCORN.
EICE FLOUR—Fresh ground on hand and for sale,
• mar? ■ RHODES & ALCORN.
MOLASSES —SO bbls. oak cooperage;
25 do cypress do;
VINEGAR—SO bbls. cypress barrels
apr7 WM DYER.
■VTEW SPRING'GOODS—A. A. MASON A CO- will
iX open this morning seventy cases of imported and
American Dry Goods, of the latest and most fashionable
r BtyJea,lo which they solicit the attention of ihejr pat
rons afldthe public [apr?
E<AD WITHOUT YBASY.-tf abbitt’s Effervescing
. Compound, lor raising bread, tea cakes, butter
cakes, Ac., for sale by JAMES A. JONEs,
apB corner of Liberty and Hand sts.
KEMOYKD —S. CUTHUKRT’S Htai Ettateand Gene*
ml Agency Office to No. 50Smithficld street,between
Third and Fourth. [npr4
JUST RECEIVED—Another lot of SILKS, comprising
lVpcs.Chene bilk£, new and fashionable style* *
10 pee. small plaid ; 5 pcs. black figured; 13 pieces Oik.;
10 pee. chameleon. We are confluent, that for a variety
If styles,newness of patterns, our stock of Silks cannot
be surpassed. .
Afewraoreof Lhose Hair. Diatnond-and FrenchLacc
, Bonnets left. [aprSl A. A. MASON-A C:)-
TO HOUSE KEEPERS—We have on hand aquantiiy
of ground nee, ground expressly for whitewashing
purposes. - It being of a strongly gluunoas nature undo!
a pearlywhite "sots” the'wash urongly on the wall and
gives if & clear and brilliant appearance. It answers
eaually well for colored washers.
RHODES ic ALCORN,
107 3d opposite St, Charles Hotel.
BEAUMONT’S PATENT STARCHiPOUSH—For
giving a beautiful gloss to linens, muslins, cambrics,
collars, shin bosoms, Ac. For sale by
apiT JAMES A. JONES.
"ITirHOLKSALE DRY GOODS. —A. A. MASON A
" yf CO., Nos. 62 and 04 Market street, arc now doily
opening and receiving their Good*, comprising th« most
extensive ar.d varied assortment of imported and Albert',
edn; Goods they have ever exhibited—to which they
would respectfully invite the attention of city and conn
try merchants. [aprB
PURE FRENCH BRANDY—'For Medicinal Purpo
rer—For sale by JAMES A. JONES,
..aprll . - corner of Liberty and Hand sts~
PURE PORT,SHERRY AND MADEIRA WiNEi
for sale—for medicinal purposes—by
aprll JAMES A. JONES.
Fine old gincer brandy, oldoil of rye
—For sate by [aprll] JAMES A. JONES.
BAY! .WATER—JMsI received and for sals by
■ aprll JAMES A. JONES.
-TYYE—2S bus. in store Rnd for sale by
XV aprlO KING A MOORHEAD.
SUMAC— -35 bags Sicily for saia by
B. A. FAHNhSTOCK A CO,
cornr.r 01 First and Wood sis
A : RSENIC—3 kegs powdered for sale by
Jx aprlO B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO
lOOHINEAL—ISO &s. ior sale l>v
r aprlO B. A. FAHNESTOCK & GO-
XTBA COLOCYNTH COMP.—4O tts. for sale by
apTlO , - B, A FAHNESTOCK & CO.
PRESTON’S EXTRACT^ —Lemon, rose and vanilla.
. nprlQ . B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
"DRENCH CHALK—3OO Ids. for sale by
JP- aprlO ' B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
IOWXTcoLOCYNTH—2S ibs. forsaJe by '
aprlO B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
‘TT7TAFEKS— 6O ibs. superfine Pea, foe sale by
TV »prlO ti. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
TT) KAPAINU PAPER—Just received — o«>i» reams
- yj, medium rajrlVrapping; Paper. Alsa.n Ircsh sup*
ply of double medium Printing, at
jpar*23. W S HAVEN’S.
ifUßlEy—sacks Dried Apples;
-' * • 12 bbls. superfine Flour;
6 do. Rye Flour;
.j 2 -do~Eggs;
4 kegs Lard;
-<■. 2 bbls. Roll Butter.
r>n ronsienmeat and for sale by
7 . B ■ • KING A MOORHEAD.
■TTrRAPPING.
Vt 1 33 rcaao medium R«ig; .
V* . .-3Lvdo double crown Rug.
•On consignment and foraulcby
apriO KINS fc MOORHEAD
Ptsui—O dmms Cod Fish m store and for sale.
(J eptf MILLER & RICKETSON.
_ nr .. w .«•] UDEETT ETREKTS).
T IST of'sHaDKS on hand -and made at all times; to
a „d 6-4. Bnff Shades, plain and bordered
«■“' “ Transparent green do; -
„ .1 u » Dark “ do;
Landscape Shades of every style;t ,
a. Moonlight do .do do,
i’ Gothic and Mezzitinto; of new style; •
■ STORE SHADES of any color 3 with Lettering or De
ii<rninr- ' OIL CLOTHS on hand; I
• alpo a lot of SHADE TRlMMlNGS—complete at 25
cents per shade. .'.Jo?'ConainB':hAng.on'.Tea«oiiable
will do well io call at the Factory, be*
lore purchasing elsewhere. *
.aprlS:Gm - EL ILKEBNAN.
- DlßßOlOtton. .
THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
M'Kelvt & Tibbt, m the Painung business, was dih
solved, by mutual consent) March let, 1851.
7 ■ . JAMES M’KBLVY,
M.N.W. TIBBY.
Thb undersigned will eohtiirae the business at the. bid
stand, corner?of Fifth and Market streets, in the base
ment stor)* of Karris de Co.’s Exchange Office, where uie
business of the late firm will be settled
. Pittsburgh, April 5,185 V
aprlfiflt*-
~ —j, D. Williams a Co., . I
Corner of Wood and Ftfih strette t PitUbtirghy. j
HAVE IN STORE, and 10 arrive during thia week
the following goods of the most recent imports
lions, which are offered on accommodating terms- - 1
115 ratty bis prime Green 125 doz patent zinoWa-h-
Ten boards,
42 hf cheats do do 50 bxs extra pure Starch,
' 46 do Oolong and Chulan, 25 do Saleraius,
100 bags Rio Coffee, 75 bblß N O Molasses, |
15 do Laguayra and Java, loco sH do ,
00 boxes B’s,s’s,l and lib 10 do Golden Syrup, I
lump Tobacco, 25 do Loaf, Crushed and
05 bbls Nos 1 and 3 Mack- Powdered Sugars, j
ere ], 550 lba Seedless Raisins, -'j
20 4 and * do No 1 do 50 drums Smyrna Pigs,
2 do do Salmon, 20 jaTs Bordeaux Prunes,
50 bis scaled Herring, 50 lbs Sicily do
1300 2js extra Madder. 5 bis Rock Candy,
3 bales Cassia, 2 do Genoa Citrons,
i do Cloves, 10 do Cocoa & Chocolate.
0 bgs Pepper A Allspice, 5 do Castile and Almond
1 bbl Nutmegs,. . ■ Soap t .
2 do ctounifGinger, 13 doz Military do
Ido’ do Pepper, 1 bbl sup Carb Soda,
l do do Pimento. 1 do Cream Tartar,
10 kgs do Mustard, l case Pearl Sago,
10 do do Cassia, 2 do Isinglass,
10 do do Cloves, 2 do Sicily and refined
2 bbls Garrett’s Snnff, Liquorice,
45 bxs Slc&nue Candles, 1 do Arrow Root,
20 do Star do 150 Bath Brick,
IQ do Sperm do 1 bbl-Flor Sulphur,
100 doz Mason’s Blacking, 100 gross Matches,
lOOlbssunerfinc Hice Flour, 10 doz Extract ot Lemon,
100 do 8 F Indigo, Rose ana .Vanilla,
20 doz Ink, 5 do Lemon Sugar,
150 do Corn Brooms, l cask Sal Soda,
Glasv, Nails, White Lead, Lard Oil, Ac mar2s
FLLUR & RtCKETSON,
WM. DYER.
WM.DYER.
VVM. DYER.
. I'.-
, '* t, * ' ,‘
JHiaieUantous.
JOSEPH MPPEHCOTT ' c> BABB ' 1
bIPPESCOTT & BAItR » I
(Late J S Strickles A Co.) •
Manofaeturen oI Ptisnix Fire Proof Safes,
Second street, between Wood and Smithfield.
ON Tuesday afternoon, July 25,1948, the undersigned |
were called upon by Messrs Lipf encott A Barr, to
witne« an honesiand fair icSiof one o» the*r Phoenix
Safes- The furnace being prepared, tae Sate w*n placed
inside thereof, with books,papers and some money; when
the door of the Safe was closed and the fire kindled ai «
quartex past 2 o’clock, and in a short time the Safe was
red fcot, and continuedull half past 0 o’clock, being about
four and. a half hours, when the committee expressed
their satisfaction that the tune occupied with such heat
wue sufficient. Tne furnace was then pulled down,Safe
cooled, and door opened—the books, papers and money
safe. The heat was so .great as to melt off the brass
mountings. We therefore lake pleasure in recommend
ingthese Sale, to the Public, M I ’
entirely fireproof JARVIS & IKAJiUI%
N 3CKA RAWSONV „ :
CORNWALL & BROTHER,
BRANNON A THATCHER,
BENEDICT A CARTER,
ISAAC CROMIE.
1 am eacraged in the foundry business, and tnow
something about furnaces and heat- I witnessed the
burning of the above Safe, and con freely say there was
no humbug about it, and with pleasurc-recommond them
to the pubiic as being, »n my judgment^enure^hre-
Pr ?n'callin? upon the above gentlemen for their signa
ture*, they r llspoke m the highesuerms oi Uie fairness
of the test, aud their fall confidence of lha Safe’spem*
entirely fire-proof Wo have constantly on hand andfoi
sale a fail assortment oi the abovefiafes.
mar3l BELL A AfaKiti.
JOHN O’UOBNELt. A U MCBLEN,- •- •• ■•• W. B. HTTSTEB.
O’DONNELL, MULLEN & CO.
Pittsburgh Chair Cabinet ware tloonu.
A T o- 08 Third Street, Sotan Side,
rx O'D M- iCi)., respectfully inform their frteuds
tSL and customers that they have, if not the largest
tjg&Btock ever before seen-«n this city, greatest
iTlvatiety of styles, the fioesi finished, oiade of the
hfc*t seasoned. materials, awl .by the best workmen in
the wertem country —all of which they are determined
iq *eil as low as any other raanufactnrmg establishment
in the city Our-stock » all our own manufacture; no
lia iw»mbMU sad Hotels furnished at the shore,l notice.
All orders promptly attended to. i al7
■ Allegheny finning UUU*
A-miEßsos staEßrr. ALLEOHSHir cm,
HHH E subscriber would respectfully inform Ins friends
I and the Public generally, that having completed ms
mw Planing Mill, and having now In operation two
new t-aftem made Planing Machines, AVoodworlh
puicnt ) and several circular and upright Saws, be is.
now prepared to furnish promptly and at reduced rales,
planed and sawed lumber of every description.
The attention of steamboat joiners, carpenters and
builders, is particularly called to the above establish
ment, where a larg.s assortment oi planed and rough
lumber, of different thicknesses, suitable for shipping,
box malting, house, steamboat work, &c. } can be tound
° l Also, lumber planed or sawed to order, Y&S.E, r ® in P 1 '
ness and despatch. JOHN A. BLOOMER,
: at{} Proprietor.
N B—All orders directed to Pittsburgh will receive
prompt attention
WboUial* and Betall,
SADDLE, IIARNESS AND TRUNKMANUFACTORY
ROBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to
form his friends and the public generally,
hat he continues to occupy that large andcom
raodious Store Room, fonaerly occupied by Samuel rahn
estock A Co-, No. 80, corner of Diamond alley and wooa
street,where he keeps a larce and general assortmeniof
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags. Saddle
Bags,Valises, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti-
also keeps constantly on hond.and is prepared to
furnish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose,manufactured
of the bestmaterial.andLn a style of workmariship equal
lotUeeaHiem manufactured article,and attidpercent-
Ch Countrvhf«reAonn and Farmers would do well to call
and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, os
he is determined to sell first rate articles at very low
Don’t forget the place, No. 80, corner of Wood
tract «nd Diamond Alley.
Wall Paper for Spring Sales.
59 SKITUFIELD STREET, nTTSBURGH.
JSIIfDLE would invite all who want ft good and
. cArop article of WALL PAPER to call and exam
ine his extensive assortment of all the ntv> and various
Pattern* now in use for Haiis, Pnrlors ajid Chambers,
and tftthe lowest possible pnee for Cashot Rags. _
Also, new and beautiful Block Marble Paper, with suit
able columns, caps, bases aed bordering, lor public
Hutis, of every description) furnisded on .the most reas
onable terms, at
marSOslra 50 Smir
Landscape Painting* .
JASPER H. LAWMAN, Landscape PAtrrrßß, Rooms,
Fourth street, Odcon Buildings, second story. sspe*
ctmen* may be seen by the patrons of the Art, at the
above place. „•••.■ • 1
References —John K. Holmes, Esq., Wm.C.-Wall»T. A.
Hillicr, Richard Cowan. Esq., Matthew Wilson. J.J.
Gilleepto, Hon. S. Jones, L. Harper r feblB
Dr. Holllck’s Works*
Received at henry miner & Co’s, No 32
Smithfield street, a new supply of the' following
The Male Generative Organs—m health and disease,
from infancy to old age. A complete scientific treatise
on the anatomy and physiology of the male system, with!
a description of the causes, symptoms and treatment of
all the diseases and infirmities to which it is liable.—
Adapted for every man’s own private use. Price SL
The Diseases of Woman—their causes and cure fa*
iniliarly explained, with practical lunts for their preven
tion nud for the preservation of female health.
The Marriage Guide, or Natural History of Genera
tion—a private instructor for mamed persons and those
about to marry, both male and female. Price 81.
Origin of Life—a complete scientific and popular trea
tise on the philosophy and physiology of the reproduc
tive funcuons m plants and animals, with 12 anatomical
•plates and all the new discoveries. Price 81.
TheTamily Physician, or the true.art of healmgthe
sick m all diseases whatever. =Piiea2sc. jmar2a
WEGNER, BUECHNER & MUELLER’S; ;
New Lithographic Estahllshmcnti
60 Market street, between Third $ Fourth, -
IB NOW ready to furnish every kind of Lithographic
work in the most elegant style, such as Show bills ,
Mops, Portraits, Landscapes , CarcO, Bill heads, and La
bels, printed in gold, colors, Ac.
At the same place Messrs. Moeser & Helmle have
opened a Drawing School, and execute on order Drafts
of Machinery, Edifices, Monuments, Ac- wjrb aU possi
ble accuracy and elegance. ils:ly
" Hope mills In Full Operation Again 1 —
Ryan’s Buildings, Fi/lk-.Stria.
THE proprietor, thankful to the public for past cus
tom, ventures to solicit a continuance of the same
for bis present enterprise —the establishment of Flour
and Spies Mills within the city—for the accommodation
of his customers, and all who wish to have really good
Flour, pare ground Spices, 4c , 4c.
Tire attention of Families, Merchants aad others, Is
invited, and ail I ask is that ihey will give roe a trial.
" F. R. DRAVO,
; No. 1 Diamond.
N. B. AH articles taken back if not found good, and
the money returned. • (marl 9
The lease of the new york dry goods
STORE, No. 89 Market street, with Fixtures, and a
email stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, to be sold
at a bargain. Any person wishing to commence busi
ness on Market street, the above old establishedhusi*-
ness stand, one of thebeston the street;san be had on
favorable-terms, if application is made immediately to
the subscriber, who wishes to change his business.
jb3o waLh garhard;;
TTiPSOM SALTS—3O bfils for sale by
JU marSd D. A. . FAHNESTOCK A CO.
K. . v t :
Coughs- and Colds Cured In 48 Horn s*
thin-now compound, Coughs
find colds are tured m a Arery short ume. We will
warrant Dr»Kcyserift.Pfictor&VSyrup 10 cure cases of
Cough* r Colds, Bronchitis, LaigngiUs, m less lime -ana
at a cheaper rule than any other medicine everdiscov
eret!. ~ _
IT (lAS AN ENTIRELY NEW ACTION—The old
Cough Medicines always sicken the stomacb'und pro
duce nausea which ismore disagreeable than the Lough
itself. This is obviated mtbia mixture* for it is apleas
.ttul soothing article and it will cure, or the moTuyvnuot
tefunded /The evidence in favor of this medicine, in
our City, from our own citizens, should convince anyone
of its efficacy. It js the prescription of a regular physi
cian, and hos been- used by him in his own practice tor
a number of years, with the most heroic; succes- ,
CONSUMPTION—A. lady from Steubenville write,,
that be'r daughter had been afflicted with a Cough and
expectoration, night sweats, hectic fever, apd nil the
distressing symptoms of consumption, ''*aiafterla
king two Bottles Bhe was entirely cured. A, gentleman
in Washington comity, who had sufferod with A=lhma |
and Clironfe Cough for eight years, husbecn entirely re,
lioved andthacouga removed by the use oftialf ado
xenof bottlesof the PeeloralSyrup. Agcalleman from ;
Peoria, Illinois, writes that “ he knows the Pectoral Sy
rup to io a good nrucleiior he hasmsed n in his own
case and in the cases his famny wuh the
most perfect success-'. -
' 1 Tr ts ONE OT THE. CHEAPEST MEDICINES now IU«OWK.
—lt is put up in half pint bottles at 50 cents each, or six
b °Cousray B Sto herbepees would do well to keep a sop
oly of this medicine on hand ail Our ti me, as it is one of
the most perfect and efficacious remedies ever discover
ed formal tcongbs and diseases of the lungs and incipient
C aAU?ION EXTRA—Many persons will try to get
you to buy some one of the various nostrums, but do not
heed them. If you want to get well, buy pr, Ket&er s
Pectoral Strop, und take no other; this will cure you.
It has in it some of the most valuable plants and herbs ,
of the materia mcdica, and is compounded by a person,
skilled in the healing art. There can be no deception in
this medicine. It is prepared m your own city, and tho
s proprietor has numerous certificates, attesting itsvalu
( able properties, which will be shown to any person da -
S 1 throughout the United States to sell
this medicine. Large discounts will.be mado to-those
who will tttke an interest in tho medicine. It will pay .1
large profit to all agents; besides, they will be doing sul
■foring humanity a service bv placing in their hands me
greatest medicine for Lung diseases the world has ever
For sale, wholesale and retail, by KEYSER & M J
DOWELL, Druggist8 1 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, l a.,
.to whom all leltors for agencies must; be addressed.—
Also, for sale by D.M. Curry, Allegheny city, 1 • " r T OC ‘
er. jr.,Brownsville; George Baud v Wa.-hmgton, John
H Buchanan, Hickory; George Keyscr, hi Keesport,
J. D. Vowetl, Canonsburgh; and by merchants, and
druggists generally.. U a *- —
JAMES M’KELVY.
Public Attention
Is respectfully invited to the following truths, set forth tti
relation to one the most important Remedies of mod:
em ame pETROLEI j M 0 R roCK OIL;
IT is not more than one year ago since this great rem-1 •
edy was brought before the public, for the relief ana
cure of disease* Its great powers to heal, have, since
then, become fully appreciated by the .community, and 1
we allege that the longer it is tried the more certain will j
i*a great fame spread. It is not the remedy of a da;, I
got up for the sole purpose .of making money \ hut, one. I
which we conceive, will continue to be used when all 1
nostrums have beer, forgotten. The PETROLEUM is |
i a Natural Remedy, elaborated mlhe depths of the earth I
I by a power and agency that laughs 'to scorn all human
competition. It Is our duty,when we. write about ul
medicine, that we write truth—that we say nothing
calculated to deceive those who may trust our word ot
I put confidence m our statements. The sick ate very
I apt to catch at any thing that promises relict from d»s-
I ea*e- A story can hardiv be too highly wrought to an-1
I awer the objectof gullingor humbugging soineof them.
I Now, we do not desire to do this; wo are anxious only |
I that the truth in relation to our Remedy shouldhe told, j
I in order to secure for it a reputation far exceeding any j
| single article of ih emateriamedica* Plain, unvarmshed j
I facts—facts that may be ascertained in our own city and
j neighborhood, bear ample testimony in favor of the Fe-
I tToteum. j
I Within the past two months, two of out own citizens, j
I who were totally blind) have been restored to Right. J
I Several cases of-blindness, in the State of. Ohio, have I
J been cured. And, also, the case of a gentleman in Bca- j
I ver county. There are others; but these cases are near
1 home, and may be referred to by any persons .who, may
af*
I terlneyhad been abandoned by physicians as hope less
j The Petroleum will cure, when used according to diiec, |
1 tions—Diarrhtua, Dysentery, Piles, Rheumatism, Gout, •
I Neuralgia, Eruptions.on the Skin, Pimplcson the face
| Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm, Scald Head
1 riairis inthebonesand joints, old sores,Ulccts, Wcnsj
Tumors,Scrofula,Cancer, Spinal.irritation,Fever and
, I Ague, Cnronic Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Pal*
j moaary affections of a chronio. nature, tending to pro-
I duce CONSUMPTION. %
I Burns and Scalds, diseases-of the Bladder and Kid-
I neys, Chapped Hands, Exconated Nipples,Corns and
| Banions. In fact, it is agreat ukiverbalsmssr, and
I has been tried in most of tlie above diseases within the
j past year with the most perfect success. Certificates
J that will astonish are in the hands of the proprietor, who
j wilt take pleasure in showing them to the auiicied or
I their frienas.
{ Whatever others may say about their medicines, the
J Peiroleura is the.greatcst Remedy of the ago. rhy
] sicians of high standing iu the-profession-aw-beginning
I to use it in their practice. Those who at first looked On
j with doubt and uncertainly, arc willing to award it duo
| praise and consideration. Before another -yearioiU
| round, all will be compelled to acknowledge that '.he
| Petroleum it thegicatesj medicine ever.discovered.
I For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
KEYSER A M'DOWELL,
I 140 Wood street
Also—R. E. Sellers,s7 Wood street; D.M.Curry, D.
A. Elliott, Joseph Douglass, Allegheny City. Also, by
the Proprietor, it. M. KIFUI, Canal .Basin, Tth street,
Pittsburgh. 0 a -
THE TRUE
PREPARED from Rennet, or the fourth stomach of
' the Ox, after directions by Baron Liebio, the great
Puyaiological-Cbemisl, by-JT, S. HOUGHTON, M.D., No.
11, North Eighth street, Philadelphia, Psr r9% j- amtv^f
This is a truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE* CONSTIPATION, LIVER
COMPLAINT, and DEBILITY , Nature’s
own method, by Nature's own agent, the Gastric Juice.
Haif a teaspoonfull of this Fluid, infused in water,
will digest or dissolve Five Poujhjs or Roast Bx&f in
about two hours, out of the stomach.
I SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
Baron LlXßio,in his celebrated work on Animal Chem
istry, says: “An artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous to
the Gastrie Juice, may be readily prepared from the mu
coos membrane of the stomach o! the calf, in which va
rious articles of meat and eggs, will be so soft
ened, changed and djfeested, just in the same manner as
they woula be in the human stomach.” .
I)r. Pereira; in his famous treatise on “ Food and, Di
et,” published by Fowlers A Wells, New \ orfc, page 35.
states the same great fact, and describes the method oi
prepaiation. There are few higher authorities than Dr.
Pereira.
Dr. Comb a, in Ins valuable writings on the u Physiolo
j gy of Digestion,” observes that “ u diminution of the due
[ quantity of the Gastric Juice i s a prominent and ali-pre
I vailing cause of Dyspepsia and ho states that “ a dis
j tinguished professor of medicine in London, who was
I severely afwcted with this complaint, finding everything
I else to fail, had recourse to the-Gaßtric Juice, obtained
I fronuhe stomach of living animals, which proved com*
I plctely successful.”
Dr. Graham, author of the famous works on“ Vegeta*
l blc Diet,” says: “It is a remarkable fact, in physiology
thattlic stomachs of animals, macerated in water, im
[ part to the tiuid the property of dissolving various urti*
| clesof food, and of effecting a kindofartificialdjges
tioabf them in no wise different from the natural digest
I ivo process.” • v
Dr. Sr«QN’s groat work, the “ Chemistry of Man.” (Leo
A Blanchard, Phila., 1640. pjv.32l-«) says: “Thediscov
ery of PEPSIN formß anew era in the chemical history
of Digestion.' From recent experiments we know that
food is dissolved as rapidly in an artificial digestive
fluid, prepared-from Pepsin, as it is in the natural Gas
tric Juice itself.” „ , _ _ _
Professor DunousoN, of the Jefferson College. Phila
delphia,in his great work on Human Physiology, devotes
more than fifty pages to an examination of this subject.
His experiments, with Dr, Beaumont, on the Gastric
Juice, ootained from the living human stomach and from
animals, are well known. “In all cases.” ho says, “di
gestion occurred os perfectly in the artificial as in the
natural digestions.”
8 A 8 A DYSPEPSIA CUJRER, ;
Dr Hocghtoh’b preparation of PEPSIN has produced
the most marvelous effects, curing cases of Debility,
Emaciation, Nervous Decline,and Dyspeptic Consump
tion, supposed tQ be on the very verge of the grave. It
is impossible to give the details of cases m the limits ot
this advertisement—but authenticated certificates have
been givehof more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK-
I ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia;New York, and Boston
alone. These were nearly all desperate cases, ana the
I cures were not only rapid and wonderful, but perma*
a€ uYa a greatNERVOUS ANTIDOTE, and particularly’
1 useful for tendency to bilioos disorder, Liver Complaint,
I Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever ami Ague, and
the evil effects of Quiniue, Me|cuxy,;and other drugs
I upon the Digestive organs, sickness.. Also,
| for excess in eating, and the of ardent spir
its. Italso reconciles Health with Intemperance.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS,
j There Is no form of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
r which it does not Beem to reach and remove at once.—
I No matter how bad they may bej. it GIVES INSTANT
I RELIEF! A single dose removes allthe unpUasantsymp
toms, and it only needs to be repeated, for a short time,
to make these good effects permanent. PURITY OF
BLOOD and ViGOR OF BODY, follow at once. It is
particularly excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach,distress af
ter eating, low, cold state ofiheßloodj Heaviness,Low
ness of Spirita, Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness,
-tendency-to Insanity, Suicide. Ac.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle will of
ten effect alasting cure. : -
Every bottle bears the written signature of J. S.
HOUGHTON, M-D., Sole Proprietor.
Sold by-agents in every town in the United States,
and bv resDectublc dealers in Medicines generally.
Agents for Pittsburgh, KEYSER A MeDOWELL, 141
W Retail?eaiersaappHed at Proprietor’s prices. [nv2o:y
Aiflo, for sale by B- E- SELLERS, 57 Woi d street.
PETROLEUM— A certain cure IOrDIAHitHCEA, a
disease very prevalent tliis hot weather—the forc
: pinner of Cholera. Try it iForsale by.
j Tyfi"" ' ~ KEYSER A MeDOWELL, 140 Wood st*
f , J f* t * *’
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.„. 1 '" i
IDrufla anib JHeifirints.
ANOTHER-SCIENTIFIC WONDER*
PEPSIN!
DIGESTIVE FLUID
Or Gastric Juice I
A CHEAT DYSPEPSIA CUTLER,
Hniitfl SarsaparUlft ana the CDolera.
NOT a single man, woman or child has died of the
CHOLERA or any of its symptoms who used this
invaluable preparation.. Lbotai the city.of Louisville,
where this SarsapariUaismade, and where from 150 to
200 boutes are retailed daife/bui few. isolated cases of
Choleia have occurred, aiM they ; were either persons
from boats or those who ditfegarded our advice.
rCsncroitaa Chronicle,
For sole by. KEYSER Sc M’DOWELL, 140 Wood st.
the genuine article may alway^be
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■Mwallaiuooa.
For Females and.Males*
TVR- LaRZETTE’S JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreafive
IJ Elixir, prgßcrihpd 83 an. .effectual restorative in-.,
cases of debility; impotency .or'barrenness, ana oil
tegulanttesof nature. v Ht is all that U.professes to be
viz Nature’s great festo'rative, anffremedy.for thoee in
the married slate” without offspring, It ta a certain cure
for. seminal emissions, general debility, gleet,
of the genital organs, nervous affections, leucorrhcoa or
whiles. As a vigoraung medicine it is .unequalled. }
Also, a certam remedy for incipient Consumption,inair,
gesuon, loss of muscular energy, physical lassituac,!ie
mule weakness, debility, Ac. it is warranted to please
the Rserin any of.lhe above cbmplomis, and is of price
less value to those without offspring.
To spread wide the blessings of ijits medicine, t nave
appointed Messrs* Judßon A Co., of the city of. New
York, in the United States of America, my sole agenta
ifot;its;salft-t.ftiid none .can be genuine .unless u comes
through them,.and their signatures are onthe wrapper.
ANTONIO LARZETTE, M. X).
• Naples, July 16th, 1849.%• . .. ’ .
• Bold oaly m Pittsburgh .at the Medical Depot, No.,# j
Smithfield street; and by B. H. Meaking,.Walnut street
. .Cincinnau: Raymond A Patten, No* 0U Feurth street
Louisville. (marifoly
/"gggrj? JAMBS W, WOOPWEIit, gV
trfrr' ■. cabinet
FURNITV RE MANUFACTURER, l
Ware.roomu 07 tind 09, Third atrcct*
J' W. W; respectfully informs his friends and costom
• ere lhst he hai now completed the largest andh
.nest stock of hourehold farnimre ever before seen-in
this city, as he is determined to uphold the quality with
well-seasoned materials, best workmanship, and newest
designs; and from the extent of his orders and facility
in rirai nfacturing, he is enabled *to produce warranted
furmtsre, utthe lowest prices. . ,
He has adoptedthe principle of identifying the cU--
toraera 1 interest with his own, in quuhty and price, and
keep* always on hand the greatest variety of every.des
.cription of furniture, from the cheapest and plainest,'to.
the most elegant and costly, that a house, or.any part<«,
one, may be furnished from his stock, or manufactured
expresriy to order- He tlicrefore solicits an inspection,
that the advantages of his establishment may be known.
The following articles consist, in part, of Ins stock, which
for richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed in
any ot the Eastern ciues;
Parlor-,
drawing, dm-
mg, and bed room .
chairs, of every variety,
' consisting of rosewoood, nid
hogany and walnut Elizabethen,
Conservatoire and Kasy Chairs, of every
description; Coaches, and Di*
vans of the latest French anu American patterns,
Tashaee, What-Nots, and ladies 1 r arior Writing Desks
i of .various kind*; Work Tables and fancy inlaid
stands, music stands, and holders, marble top, ma
hogany, rosewood and walnut centre and sota, ta
bles, cxienfion vdimng table -, all sizes of the
most improved, and decidedly the best kind
made; card, Pembroke hall and pier tables,
wardrobes, bedsteads and washstanas ot
each a large assortment, gothic hall
and parlor reception chairs, ottomans
and stools, secretary and book
cases,- side boards, fire screens,
towel racks, hat stands, ..and
*- music stools,-cribs and cots
for children; paper mache,
table and tea poy», ma
hogany, rosewood, and
inlaid pearl Tables,
Ac- Ac. Ac.
A large assortment of COMMON FURM TURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cabinet makers supplied with
alt articles in theit line . . . . , , . .
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS; furnished at the short
esuiouce. : s
All orders prominly attended to
VH/VIB9 AHD FUHMTUttIi*.
iVo U 8 Thtrdstreet, between Marktt and Wood , South side.
a \VB nave now on band a- large £&££££■
VAL splendld'stockofevery varieiyotCiuiss««psr
« confident cannot be surpassed, UBr«f»pS?s&3
comOled, iii ibis City, or n. ti.e West, in style'and finish.
Those who arc in wanioi \FarnitttTe are respectfully
invited to call and examine lot themselves.
: furnished onihj-shortest nsUce,
ifr* All orders promptly attended to. •
feblfctf ofooNNELL. MULLEN A CO.
•’ pwniit«T* and.Clialr Ware Hooras,
'm [gg.ra- T- B. YOUNG A CO., comer of Third
Mm&Smr.and Smiihfieldsts.,oppont*
n rft wiHhnrfih. Pa., keep constantly on hand Rjpl
g%%M%ag3«mrt make to order, at the lowest prices, *.H *
HOUSEHOLD and STEAMBOAT FURNITURE, and
CHAIRS, of the best workmanship and most approved
styles- . - ■ ■ fcbls
Blvambo&Ut Ahoy I
I ..ftrfPwfr The subscribers tender their acfft
for the favors bestow rgkj
e<i apon them by their Steamboat friends, andjlfl
would respectfully remind them and others into- *
rested in buihUng boats, that they are at all times pre-.
pared to furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every
description, of Cabin Furniture and Chairs ot the be?
material and-workmanship. T B YOUNO fc CO.,
Corner Third and Southfield streets.
opposite u Brown’s Hotel.’*
a. C. HiKKEB. _
Hammer Cs> Hauler*
CABINET \VAREROQM,3MITHFIELD STREET.
JBtivxen Scvenihitrdt andSvawUrry alley,PUisburg,Pa.
fT\ HAMMER & HAULER kcepconstamly on hand
uJI varied of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
any in the city, outsold ou as
» *1 ■ favorable'ternis as can be obtained at any similar
establishment in die West. They have now on band an
unusually extensive stock, embracing all kinds of Furni*
ture, front the cheapest and plainest to the most cosily
and elegant. All orders promptly attendedto. xurdl:6m
>*ff ? sT>ca WM.'E. STEVENSON continues to manu-
CABINET-WARB ol every descrip*
lion. stand, comer of Liberty and
SSfiHw&aS Seventh streets. UNDERTAKING attended
to, in-all its brunches. mayll
Kxtra Family Flour.
FOR the convenience of the citizens, the proprietors
of CITY MILLS,” have placed
boxes torthe reception of orders, at the following places:
. R. Floyd’s.store, corasr of AYood and 6ut sis.;
M.Haywood’sShoc store,corner Liberty and Market
A. Beeleh’a store, 3d street;
L. Wilcox, Jr., Druggist, cor. 4th and Sntilhfield;
John l- Smith’s storey cor. High and Wylie streets ;
Telegram Office, Fourth street;
. 11. C. Kelly. Grocer, cor. sth ct. aud Market alley;
M.Grass’stUie, 9th Ward.
The Flour wac -m will call twice or thrice daily, for
orders, and the Fioar, Ac., delivered promnly either in
barrels or sack*, (sack Flour is preferable for family
use,) without charge for cartage.
U is plain that no accounts can be allowed, and that
drivers can have no permission to leave Flour without
payment. We hope that the public will be pleased with
mis arrangement, as we shall endeavor to do them j ust
ce. lmay*o} , WILMARTH & NOBLE.
“ BOt FOR CALIFORNIA.
mHE subscriber has been authorized to receive Phck
-1 ages to be forwarded to flan Francisco by the house
of CORWINNE, BROTHER A CO., at Panama, and
to engage Passage in first class sailing Vessels from
Panama to San Francisco. Every imormation given,
on application to JOSHUA ROBINSON,
apia Post Buildings, Fifth si., near Wood.
Philosophy of Brundreth’a V«getablej
Pills.
WHEN the theory of the circulation of the blood
was established, the secret springs of vitality
were then partially exposed to our view. Wo saw and
understood that the food wc eat. was cotiveited into
blood, which repaired the waste of the animal-machine;
the fund is fuel, which keeps at a life heat the internal
fifes'that warm aud invigorate our inner man. The
blood is an electric fluid which carries thisheatto every
ramification of the body, even to the extremities of the
hair and horny nail. While the blood is thus the seat of
life, it is also the scat of disease. Food gives Uie body
strength; Brandreth’H pills give blood the necessary
powerto throw out from itself all imparities, thus ren
dering the Btream of life phre and healthy. Jf men were
more sincere, there would be fewer religious creeds;
and If they kept close to nature’s laws iu the management
of their bodies, they would require little medicine. "As
men grow intrlilligent they willbccome wiserand hap
pier; even now, their wisdom is proved by the facf that,
when sickness assails them, they use Brandreth’s Vege
table IJmveral Pills, which soon,restore them to health.
They are peculiarly adapted to tlm climate, and require
noextra care wheniitey are used.in either diet dr cloth
ing. They should be always in uie.houBC,so that upon
the first indication of sickness theymaybeused. One
dose in the beginning is more potent for good, than a
dozenafter the sickness is .fixedin the system, -in colds,
coughs, asthma, rheumatism ,'cosiiveness, fevers, aud in
all acute, heavy or deep-seated pains, their effects will:
be found beyond all praise. Three or five will act like
a charm, often curing a dangerous malady at once, sa
ving months of sickness and the evils thereunto attend
ing. Remember, Brandreth’s. Pills are a known and.
fully tesled.medicine, one that is used by hundreds of
thousands in this country and throughout the civilized
world. They are quietly superseding all other medi
cines. They take out only that from the blood which is
theceubc of weakness and pain.-leaving strength and.
health; they produce healthy sleep at night, ana an ap
petite that relishes all kinds of f00d..:
Sold at No. 29 Diamond alley—the only place iu Pitt -
i burgh where the genuine Brandrelh Pills are kept for sale
—the undersigned is the ooiy agent in the city.
dec23:3m THOMAS REPPATH.
A. MILLIKEN * O o. f
HAVE ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No:C4 Smilhfield it.
a large assortment of fancy and pltun Furniture, which
they will sell 15 per cent, below customary rates.
Terms—cash only. '. r,ldec27:ly.
Dissolution,
THE Co-Partnership heretofore
subscribers, undor the firm Of J. S. BONNET A Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner
may use the name of ihe
MATTHEW D. PATTON. -
Pittsburgh April Ist, 1850.. ;
ID* Having soldmy entire interest tn the firm of J.S.
Borrow A Co. to M. D. Patton, my late partner, aud m
retiring from business, I take great pleasure in recom
mending him to the confidence of my fnendsandthe
public. [ap3] ~ ■. -J- 3. BONNET.
BOOKSELLE^M^STATIONER,
No. 47, cosher of Mabew and Tump streets,
HAS constantly on hand for sale —Wriung, Letter,
Printing and Tea PAPER; Bonnet,-Binders’, Ful
lers* and Trank BOARDS; Book and Newspaper
PRINTING INK—which he will sell aUhe lowest cash
pnees.or in exchange for Kagsand Tanners. Scraps-
Removal. .
I' HE subscriber Wishes to inform the cnizeus of Pitta*.
, burgh aqd the publicgenerallfiihaihe has removed
his CARPET STORE ftom Nos. 01 and 63 Wood street,
to the Apollo Buildings, on Fourth street, recently occu-
the Museum? and'ha*.connected therewith the
adjoining teems, formerly used as the Ciironicie Printing
oince—which, in connection with his old room, makes
ihemost spacious Carpet establishment tnthecountry;
and his advantages so tarsurpass any house in this city
forspace, arrangement and good light, that he isoertain.
of suiting every person who may tayor nun with a call. 1
His stock ia complete iu every*article inhis ]ine,and'
great paina will betaken at ail times to sfaotv goods to
perrons wishing to look or buy
oct3l
FEATHERS— IKX) Bs.ptinMltt«ore by
KING * MOORHEAD.
=ME
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Jnsnramt Companies.
State mutual Fire Insurance Company •,
BRANCH OFFICE, 54 Smthveeld ST.-yPn-rroiraait,
_j . January 111, 185 L
rfTrTE&ejfevidcnceof the success or the Directors-ia
1 emieAvorlnff touakeUie f *STATE MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY” meet the wants of the
community! is' the unparalleled amount.of business
which 1 has been dom>—baving i3Bned nearly 4,000 l*at» .
cies in a little more than seven months * and. adding
over $70,000 capital to the company. Tho directors are
proud to say, that nearly alPtbe property insured u»qf
the safest kind, in, smilf risks, and a.large .proportion*
insured for only one year. _
Number of Policies issued--*- : '**’*>-■, a n( .
AmOdntof property rasured • - • . OQ « 4 » o7J i &<>a w
AmbußtofgaaranteepTetidam9*S4s,49u 38 -
Amoautof cashpreraiums-™-- .24,001750 ,«q jo
Amoantof guarantee stock***? » ‘yiS
Amount of ToSsesM —■•*£**”
To be deducted from the above the incidental .expen
ses of the office.. '
To city or country merchants, and owners ot Y. we “.
mgs, and isolated or country properly, it/.lspeucvea
this companyoffords advantages inpbiutoi
emety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
it-this country. # /
• Conducted on tho equitable and greatly improved sy s
tern of Classification of Risks, -excluding aJI spocia.l
hazards, insuring only a limiied.amount m any-one lo
cality, thus precluding the frequency and occurrence of*
Uigc fires, ni\d also, on both the Stock and Mutualp.!an,
it not only possesses the cheapness and accommodation
of both methods, butuntitles the msured-to a panicipa’*
tion in the profits.vr.v •; - : *
It is under the control of tho following DirectorsJ
P. Rutherford. A. J.Giiistt, John B. Packer, Samuel T.
Jones, Alonzo A.Camer,Philo C. Sedgwick, Robert
Klotz •••••'• J A. RUTHERFORD, Pres’t.
A. J. GILLETT, Sec’y. .
A. A. Caueier, Actuary. [ja2?ry
Penn Mutual Lift insurance Co.» Phtl’a«
A GENT IN PITTSBURGH, W. 11. DAYIS, (viec.J.
A* Finney, Jr. T deceased,* No * 383 Liberty street.
tor the better convenience of persons residing in. the
lowct part of the city, the agent may also bejound
daily, from eleven to twelve und two to three o’clock,
at the counungroom of J.SchoonmakerACo.,No--*4
Wood street, where all necessary information will be
given, and communications promptly attended- to/
Pamphlets explaining the principles and benefits of Life
Infuranee. and blank-forms furnished on application.
Capital stock over $200,000 and constantly increasing.
Profits divided annually amongstthose insured for life.
Pittsburgh; Feb: 1,1851-*2w •
Marine, Fire and Inland Transportation
ISBFRASCE.
The insurance company of north Amer
ica, chartered -1794; capital 9500,•
000, assett Januar7 13,1851, 91,001,855 50, will
make insurance on buildings and their contenla in this
city and vicinity. Also, on propeny of every descrip
tion, on steamboats and other vessels, either by inland
transportation or on the seas.
DIRECTORS:
Arthur G.Coffin, PresH., Jacob M. Thomas,
Samuel W. Jones. John R. Neff,
Edward Smith, Richard D. Wood,
John A. Brown, William Welflh,
Samuel F-- Smith, Francis. Haskins,
Samuel Brooks, S. Austin Allibone,
Charles Taylor, William E. Bowen,
Ambrose White, • George W. A&pinwall,
Thomas P. Cope, Jamba N. Dickson* .
S-Morris, Water, .ll.D.ShenenJ,Sec’y;
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, and from its high standing, long experience, am
ple means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazard
ous characterymay be considered os offering ample te
curtly to tho public. WM. P. JONES, Agent,
ja24 No. 141 Front Btreet.
SAFETY, ; PERPETUITY AND SECURITY.
THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE IN9CRAISCE SOCIETY
LONDON AND NEW-YORK.
Capital, £soo,ooo—Equal to 03,500,000. |
YY7TTH a large surplus of profits. A'portion of both
ff capital and surplus invested in U. S. Government
Stocks, and other securities in the City of New York;
- Policies held in this country over C,OOO. Persons In
suring participate in the profits of the Company- I
Calyomia risk* taken at reduced rata. . I
Among the advantages of a Policy in this Company
are the following:-^
A party insured foT the. whole term of life may at any
time borrow, om-half the amount of annual premium,
without note or security, or deposit of policy, and is en
titled to division of profits. ( ’ .
He may at any time surrender hia policy,'and receive
back as value tnereof oue-halfthc gross aum paid by
him in annual common premiums. . •
A party already insured for whole life may, on pay-,
ment of a small sura, convert bis insurance into a new
policy upon the loan system nqjv introduced.
Parties already insured and entitled to a two-third
loan, are not shutout from said two-third loan, if the •
prefer it, upon the terms slated in the Society’s pamph*
A party may, at a moderate annual' premium, insai i ]
for life, and he survive to reach the age of CO years, the \
full sum insured up to $15,000, will be paid to him : or if
he dies before reaching that age* the mil sum insured
will be paid to his family or legal representatives.
Ithas become customary in ihe Atlantic cities for con
gregations to insure the lives of their Pastors, and on
Christmas or New Year’s day to make ihe family a pre
sent of-the policy. This i&certainly an excellent way
of showing their regard for their Minister, whose salary
in very many cases is scarcely equal to his immediate
wants. To the man of family, at his death, it is a con
solation beyond expression to know that his helpless
liule ones areihus provided for.
Churches involved, would do well to insure ihe lives
of one or more of the trustees, at whose demise the
amount would be applied to liquidate the debt.
Explanatory pamphlets and information given gratis,
at the Banking House of- WM. A. HILL Sc. CO.,
uovyy Wood at, second dcor above Fourth.
H. DAOIiSU
mHE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
J_ ANCBCOMPANY«T-Offiee»Northßoomofthe E*
change,Third ;
Flits ijtstrUAiTCß.—-Buildings, Merchandize and other
propeny in -{own and epujury, insured against loss oi
damage by fire at the lowest rate of premium.
Mxbucb Insurance.— They also Insure Vessels, Car
goes and freights, foreign or' under open oi
special policies, as the assured may desittf.
Island Transportation.— Theyaiso insure merchan
dize transported by Wagous, Railroad Cars. Canal
Boats and Steam Boats, ion rivers aud lakes,on the most
liberal terms. ‘ » i I
DIPECTORSr-Joscph 11. Seal, Edmund A. Soudcr j
John C. Davis* Robert Burton, John Ri Penrose, Samuel J
Edwards,GeO. G. Leiper.Edward Dartington.lsaac R. I
Davis, William Folwell, Johti Newliu,Dr. R. M. Huston, I
James C. Hand,Theopbilus Paulding, H. Jones Brooks.
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig, George Serrill, Speucer Me-
Ilvain, Charles Kelly, J. G. Johnson, William Hay, Dr I
S. Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre, Jr.'
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH.—D. T. Morgan,
Hugh Craig,- Jno.T. Logan.
WftjLlAhT MARTIN, President
Thos. C. Hand,-Vice President.^
v * JosbphW;Cowan, Secretary.;
fry* Office of the Company,No.42 Water street, Pius
burgh. (jel6;dtf) . P._ A..MADEIRA, Agent •
Fire and Matin* Insurance.
THE OFFICE of the irxswrohM Co. of North Amenta
has been removed to the Warehouse of Hardy, done*
&. Co., No. 141 Front streetj third house East of Wood
street.wherc the subscriber will issue Policies on Build
ings and their contents, andonShipmeiiisby Steamboats
and other vessels, for the above'old and responsible
Company. . jap3} - ' WM. P. JONES, Agent
Life and Health insurance.
THE MUTUAL LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Philadelphia, Incorporated by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, March,lS4S J Charter Per
petual , Capital $lOO,OOO. Pates lower than any Pennsyl
vania Company f Q.nd full 20 per eenl. lower than the
usual rates of Life Insurance,as ihe-folldwing compari
sun will show. Thus a person of the age of bffinsurine
for 8100 for life,must pay in the Girard $2, 3G,'Pennsyf
vunia $2,30. Penn Mutual $2j36, Equitable 82,04, New
England 82,36', Albion $2,48, New. York Life $2,36, L i f*
and Health, Philadelphia* $l,Ol.
DmxcTons— Samuel D Ornofc, Charles D Hall, WrnF
Boone, RobertP King, Charleß P Hayes, M W Baldwin.
Chns O B Campbell, M M Reevej M. D.; Lewis Cooper
J Rodraan Barker* E H Butler, Edwin it Cope. PresC
dtfnfiSarauel DOrrtok; Fici Preitrfriu, Robert P. King -
Seeretary, Francis Blackburnc. , .
Applications will be received and everv information
glv«i by SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Ageht. Osticej
Commercial Rooms, corner of Third and VVood streets
PiUsbuYgh. octiMry
The Franhlln Fire Insurance Company
oy PHUJtDXUiIIA. 1 * ‘
TYIRECTORS:—
±J Charles W. Bancker, Gcorge W. Richards,
Thomas Hart, • Mordeeai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Boric,
Samuel Grant. • Davia S. Browne* .
Jacob R. Smith, Moms Patterson. .
• CHAS. W. BANCKER,PresV :
Cuas. G. Banccbr, Secretary.
I£7” Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited
on every description of property In town and country:
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested i
afford amplepfotection to the assured. ’
The Assets of the Compauy; on January 15t,1842, as
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as fol-
Mortgages —^■51,047,438 41. .
Real Estate ♦ -■• • --—— - - 94,724 83...
Temporary Loana-96,001 85 '
Stocks • 51,523 25
Cash,Ac .33,804 37:
7l- .
Since"their incorporation, a period. of lf> years/they
have paid upwards of Ofi* Mil Hon Four J&undrtd, Thou
sand DoUars y losses by fire, thereby affording evidence
of.the advanugesoflnsurunce,as wellaslhe abiliiyand
disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities.; •
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
Office N. E. corner Wood had 3d sta
Fire and Marine insurance*
THE Insurance Company-of Nonb America, of Phila ;
delphi a, through its duly authorized'Agent, the euo*
scriber, offers to make permanent and .limited Inebrunct
on property,in this city and its vicinity, and on shlpraen
by the canal and rivers.. ,•
DIRECTOR&r
Arthur G. Coffin, Pres’l. Samuel Brooks,.
Alex. Henry. Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smithy
Edward Smith, Ambrose-White,
John A. Brown, Jacob M.Thamai
John White, John R. NefT.
Thomas P. Cope, RicbardD. Wood,*', •
Wmi Welsh, Henry D. Sherrod, Sec^.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the. United
States r having been chartered in 1794. Ita charter is per
petual, and from its high standing, long- expbriencei am*
;plemeans*ahdavoicUngall'risksof an extra hazardous
jch&racter,it may be conridered aa offering ample securi
ty to the public. WILLIAhf P. JONES,
r At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones A Co., Water and
• Front Bts.7 Pittsburgh " mayfly
SIIAIWtS:— Received this morning pe : i express, 400
Broche, Bay State and Long SHA\VLS-~very. supe
rior stales andqualities. For sale low.*
A. A. MASON k CO., : ;
62 and 64 Market street.
barrels new. cropIxTOMINV--9bWJ. ■'t’earJ. s ;
M01a«3»3 justleceivedandforsaleby tCI
MILLEK * RICKETBON, . I; received ani for sale by ‘
mart , No. WLibwty «*«*'’
E. W. LYND.
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feats'..
INSURANCE.
INDEMNITY
t - -
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„ . .J9ra ©ooiifl.
NEW SPRIIfG GOODS!' ;
Market meet, Ho. ISj bttxoetn Fourth tt, % xht-Dianond.
THE subscriber is now receiving Trom.,lhe> Eastera
citiesit beautiful, choice‘Odd-desirable stdckof the
newest fabrics and designs froratheLondon and Palis
Markets. " - .•
Purchased iu the New York and Philadelphia Markets
at the lowest cash' prices. Eihbracing every varietyjof
and richesrstyles, and latest importationsiof
rrena, Encfi( B h an ,j German Goods : among the leading
articles will he found the following : i
qaa\ity Ber^®e de^Rine8 J fronx 18} cents to the
I ® n#t * Engii»h : Liiwns, from 12} cents {to the
. finest quality.manufactured.
Muslins, from 6} to 12} cents #\yd.
b^Hcirtopopted" B ’ n ° W Style ’ frotn 10 CemS 10 .1
b C «^h%,b!^ t^ h “ n9 - from ia » # a
d Bh African Chintzes, from'6} to IS} cerils
- n ?!n»« [ Ba ji l U ,li . n i fctabroidered Muslins and Gr-
Bl2iSfiiS2lSy^‘8 l 2iSfiiS21S y^‘Plam , fttidfi «n»e d English Poplins;
French Berates, nch styles; super black Gro dafihiae
f-w 9 ®6 u jed Silts ; super changeable Silks and
Satin de Chiens; Lnpra’sT)lafck Bombaimep, and abeoti->
tifal assortment of black .and, colored Alpaccas, and
French THfbelCloths. .
SHAWLS.'
Chameleon Silk and Turk Satin Shawls: soperioc Her
nanna Silk’ Tissue and Berage Shawls'; Cashmere,
Thibet,BroBhaandMoos SoLame Shawls.- ' - ;
FANCY Afl *> VARIETY G OODS. ■.
French'work Capes and'Collar#; new stylo Bonnet |
Ribbons?;Lineii Cambric Hdkfs and Cravats; black and )
colored Kid Gloves; Lisle Thread; Mphair and Twisted »
Silk Gloves and Mitts; Sillr, Worsted and Cotton Hose *,
together with a large and complete-assottmentof-Para- 1
sols and Umbrellas .
. . . OJBNTI i EMEMS;CiQpI>B. i .
' French and English Cloths, Caseimeres and Vestings;
Silr Shirts and Drawers ; ‘Fancy Cravats? Linen cam
bric and Silk lidkfs; splendtoassort
iaent or Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders. .t .. .
DOMESTIC AND STJLPJjE GOODS. •
Russia Diaper and ,Crash; Irish Linen and Lipen Lawns?
Casslnetts and Kentucky Jeans', Cdttomidesv Bed lick
ings; Checks;. Domestic Ginghams, -Red r White:and
Yellow Flannels; Canton Flannels, Ac. - :
The customers ofthe house arid all cask buyers, are
requested to call and give the above goods-, an early ex
amination, 1 The stock, is large and complete in every
variety and style, all of the latest importations, and will
be Sold at the VERY LOWEST MABKEBT PRICES, .
ABSALOM MORRIS, 1
75 Market street
SEVENTH GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF -
DRY GOODS,
.. - ■ =' • 'AT THK
One Price Store of A»A« HABON & CO.,
JVoV.Oji and 64 Market sfrtet.
WILL commence on Monday, December 30,1850
and continue through the month of January. On
ibis occasion, the whole of lheir.immense establishment
will be thrown open for Retail Trade, and their exten
.give' stock; amounting to One Hundred and Thirty.
Thousand Dollars, wid be offered at Reiall J; alfaUy one
fourth less than usual prices. r .. .
The noticed their Semi-Annual Sale to anyone of
the thousands who attended the sale of last year, : will
be sufficient guarantee for a call this season. They.will
bowevermentiona few of the Goods and Pnces.for the
benefit of those whohavenever their.Sales—
-Rich Cashmere*, - i "- *75 c; Usual price 81,00
' 500 ps. Colton and Wool Cashmeres, 25c.; usual pri.’e
37 150 b rs. Cotton and Wool Delaines, 15, 18fc. Usual
price2oand2sc; J ' , .
,50ps. High Colored Plain DeLaines, 45c. Ueualpnce l
I -50ps. Striped and Figured-Silks', fiOc. Usualiprice.
[ 75c.; . . .•
50 ps. Black Silks. Reduced 25 por cent.; •
lOOps. French Merinoes, 81,00. Usual price 81,37*;
300 ps. Faramettos and Lyonese Cloths. Reduced 33
percent; - ; ;
2500 Long Square Shawls, which will be sold atfrom
8t io 85 less than the usual prices.; t ..
3000 yds. Bonnet Ribbons, at S and 10c. Ueual pnce
18 and 25c.; . , ;
Fast Colored Calicoes; 6ic. Usual pneeuc.;
100-cases English and American Calicoes, 8 and XOc
Usual price 10 and 12ic.; r *
OOcases Bleached Muslins. Reduced 2c.per yard; ;
2GO bales Brown Muslin—all grades;
Also—Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings; Hosiery; and
Gloves,Linens, Checks, Cloths, Cassiraeres, Cussmets
and Jeans. .. ,
Together with an immense variety of other Goods, at)
of which will be marked down tolower prices than any
of their previous sales ■ ,
They invite un early , call, as many of their choicest
Goods wiilsoon be sold. .
The lowestprice named atfirst
• A. A. MASON t CO;,
dcc3o- . Noe-C2 and 64 Marketstreet.
EMBKOLBEKiES 1 ir-Kecetved per cxpresß, * larger]
assortment of the following Goods: . - : j
Ladies’ boot, jaconet* and muslin French, wrought <
cuffs and collars; Kossuth cuffs and collars;. Valenci
ennes and Louis’Napoleon do da; Louis Napoleon Ma*
line. Brussels and Applique capes and sleeves; chemi
settes ; black ChamiUa and' love :yeiU; ladies’ break
fast caps; infants’ saps and waists; embroidered linen
cambric handkerchiefs; .English thtead iaces and edg
ings ; jaconet and Swiss edgings and inserungs ; to
gether with a general nseortmentof French embroider
ed and lace goods. For sale by. .
A.A.MASON A CO,
Nos 62 and 64 Market street.
fUING BONNETS—Onr fitsl lolrccei veil and open
ed—comprising'm part the following style-:; .
White and; Yellow Lace< Queen’s Own;
Albooi Chip;. HaitTalip; : J . .
Milan do; JenfiyLmd.shd Saun;.
English do; Fluted Straw and Satin‘do;
Fine Strawanu PearlandLLoop do;
Florence Crimped; - American Lace;
English Pearl; •_ - ■-*- Hungarian Mixed;
English Albone; : T Fluted Manilla; '
Silk do:
A A; MASON & CO.
Clothal Cloths! Cloths!
AT EASTERN JOBBING PRICEB—H6 pieces
Black ami Fancy colored French and English
CLOTHS; Pildt, Cloaking and Drab Cloths; • -
Just opened at A. A.MASON A CO.’S, ,
dec*2 v NoslG2 and 64 Market sweet.;
Tin .Roofing*
THE subscribers take this method to iafopn property
holders, house-builders, and' all others interested,
iharthey still continue the business Tin Hoofing, in
all its branches, .Their skill and experience in thispart
of the boslness, hashithertoenablea them to give entire
satisfaction. And they hope, that by continuing the
same policy of using Ihebest materials, and employing
skillful workmen, to keep up this favorable impression.
If the question of Tin Roofing was new, or just brought
before the notice of this community for the firsttirae,
we would consider that the importance of the eubjeci
would justify us In extending v our vievra on its superior
advantages. This, however, is not the case. We shall
therefore, confine ourseiverto a few remarks. On the
Gth day of Jane, l&i4,(nearly seven years ago,)we fin
ished our first job of Tinßoofiog in this place. From
that up to the present time* we have covered with tin
the roofs of the finest and most costly buildings that
have been erected in this county. We have given oar
views on a previous occasion on the superior advantage
ot Tin over iron, as a covering for .houses. And time,
the great tester of. all things, has but too clearly proven
the correctness of our opinions
Again, if we place Tin injnxta-pqsition, with Slate as
a covering for.houseB,.we thinkihatiin wiil bcar a favo
rablef'comparison, 'with 'some decided advantage?.—
These advantages are, that when Unis used the, roof can
berauderauchluuer—thereby saving materials, in the ;
lengthof raftefs, brick in the .gable: ends—making; the
hOuse;easyof accessiricase of a fire, and showing a
belter fimsh and appearance. Also, when tin is used
the gutters «e .worked In, thereby saving the extra and
heavy expense for copper gutters, copper flashings,Ac.,
—things indispensible on slate roofs.- If farther reasons
were deeified necessary, we could offer the experience
of our eastern cities in proof what has been advnnced,
as it is a well known fact that New York and other east
ern cities very generally prefer.even tin. for ‘heir most
costly and aplendidbuil<Ungs,notwithsiandingthey have
afuilsupplyof Blate attheir doors.' WUU these remarks
we will leave the subject with those interested, and wiil
lake pleasure in giving further inform a lion when colled
-- F - • @ = JOHN DUNLAP A C0.,-
corner Market and Second sis.
Stooped Shoulders.
SHOULDER BRAOESv— T heso Bences are essential
ly adapted to those whose professions in life render
the inclined posture necessary. To the consumptive,
the sedentary, and alt those who, ill their daily pursuits,
have contracted the habit of stooftoff, this-Shoulder
Brace is -inestimable. It prevents the shoulders from
falling forward on the cheat, expands the-dimensions of
the chnmber in which the Lungs and Heart are con
tained, and gives buoyancy to the whole frame; thus, in
its action, counteracting the principal causes which lead,
to disease in those important organs, and to a numerous
train of nervous ills, to which so many are subjects
For sole by KKYSER & M'DOWELL,
. Vnar9 ■ 140 Wood 31
Dr* Fitch’s Abdominal Supporter.
THIS instrument is used in &U the Eastern cities, with
unparalleled success. The. effects produced by it
are truly wonderful, m all those eases where abdomi
nal support is needed, irom.we&knes* of the abdominal
muscles. It is a sure cure for falling ofihe womb, and
the long list of diseases which attend that;complaiht.
F6r sale by KEYSER & M’DOWELL,
. mard • -y,, - ■ , ' • .--.r , 140 Wood si •
Kew. Patent Trasses*
THESE Trasses are most confidently recommended
to the afflicted for'theradical cure of Hernia or Hup
mre. . They.retain the rOpnire'peifccilyi and may be
worn wilh,.ease and comfort by .the. patient, .and have
been known, in many Instances, to effect a speedy core.
For sale by, . KEY3ER A M’DOWEI.L,
maiB ' . - ; , ' V . . ,140 Wood st
Important to Tailors.
YUST Dozrassorted Tailors’ Patent
tl Shears,froinNo.'loiiown to No.'a.~-
-ALSO—3Jttoz. Barbers’Patent Scissors, direct from
the manufacturers, and for sale at • *-
BOWN- & TETTLEY’S, 136 Wood si.,
3 doors below 1 Virgin alley—
DRV APPLES—62sacksDxied Apples;
lObbiai . doj
iaB L;S: WATERMAN A SON 3.
A. LL personsindebted to the iatefinn ofJoansTON A
jCI. BTOCSTor», wiiLplease caU and aettfe immeJistely
and aavc. cosia... ~ [feb3j JOHN.FLEMING- Ag»t. v :
J. D. WILLIAMS* ~ -.. *JOHN HA7I, «.
' J.D.WILIIAMS «ft COh .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY OHOCERS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
'.'/And Dealers in
OOUNTSY PRODUCE ASDPITtSBUBOH Ati'.UBSS,...
of w m i
Officer**
T\niC "PAfTORY' aND JOBBING SHOP,
tfkj. jhirdMTf, Wood and
mrny 3 <r«a. Boxes of all[ descnpuons mads and do
liveted attbfe siiortegtPQ^ce.^. ‘ [feblS.jy
• • ■-
r■ 7
, . JQlotetianeoQo.
Bolivar Pire BNek lannfQetnring Ccmpai.
/as. QLovsa, ■-S;3a, r *ttfß| ! H ' a ’^® aAW « l
Olovisß, KJErIS’ CO., PropriaiatM. \.'
ifflHE subscribers bavin? been hppointedAgcntS' (at p.....
JL the .abovenamed concern, wrifkceP'ConsWntiy ou; .(<•.,•
hand a' sbpply ofthe celebrated BollvttTjKre Buc**wo» £ '*■■
cible Fire Clay, Furnace Hertrlba They £
ate also.ready to receive orders for jaid 'be ,
made in size and shape to' fiuii purchasers, which anttii :
be protopUy filled. •»! /-ri .. P
we do not deem it necessary to enomerate the ntMjy w.
edvuh&ges the Bolivar'Tire Brick poetess over fell out- , j,; , .
era thatnaye bAen offiatcd for fialein ihe UmtedfStaiej*, $• ;, s
• their superiority beingvvelt If novnato almost a|i persons
•^housaFire'Briclr^^heproprietors . -jj•>'.
.tliat/he Firaßrics shaUtrftenottc'/OfJQteirritowniiiAvi' if:
abfe reputation* and that no expense spared Ui- r; :
f make them everi betterthdn Hheyhdie-faeifetowre been.
This isthe only.establishment: £
'Brickat Bolivar. ' KIER&.JOpiESv .
■ mar!7 Cahal BaribySevenili at., Ktlabargh.. f?
uSnider‘*»» Wine StoW»- j <
76 WALNUT.STREET,
mHE UNRIVALLED PLACEforiobUinihg all Wines
X LinttotfyAfr*GOODand CHEAPii
‘*SNlDfc;R”has lalely—in consequence.ef the numer
bus large salesmadi by him to consumers—been obliged
largely to replenish fils stock by fresh eni
ho lias how the satisfaction of offeringsorae of the pest
Wines and‘Liquors ; everTmpbrtedhy him;' -He r WduU
refer to soma invoices aa iollows—rvu: r -.y jiir
cate Pale atveTy low prices, rare Old,-and sdmevery
choice MANRANILLA, all on draughiby.the girilquu-'
Afro, rareold delicate AMONTILLADO, in casks of 10
gallons vpeciaU?selected for consumers;* EXTRA
AMONTILLADO la bottles > paUup in Euiope,/whlch he
! e/taW«ng» as equal to any that can be'produced;’ '
i . \*> The -MANZ ANUiLiA anbAMONTILLADO Sher*
lies ate pecflliarly adapted u> convalescents,
strengthen wiihotit stimulating;'arid'have riot tab acid of
marry other Wines, 1:,:' • ,t- :i: : a
TORT-WINES —principally specially- selected for
ms sales to consumers from the stock of* 4 B trail kstbe’s,”
at Oporto, and 1 imported direct; t
These .Wines are fruity and delicate, and Ibave'been
highly approved by, his customers* because of their
iriamfdstsuperiority overall other Ports andltedWmea
palmed off as such.
; •. They nreof various sorts and prices, 4n botilesandoit
1 draught by. the gallopyor wholesale bythecask.-Among
i then* is some rare delicate-WHITE FQRT,and hi ALM
■ SEY PORT. ' V v.-. '‘
• * # «Personssuffering with chronicaffection of thef bow
els cannot betoocarefulintheirPOßT. ! Vr Ai
- WINES. of various noris* dry and..rich,
South Side.old East and West India*. Ac.
on draught, in bottles and by casks. .
As id’the SPARKLED WINES of the subscribe*, u
fs well known that UibMOET EXTRA CHAMPAGNE
and the-: splendid SPARKLING' MOSELLE, imponed
by him arasuperiortb any other Winesj and aresoid
; at prices as iow as most ot the inferior the
marketwhiclkare putoponbuyeißßS jyrrtriasfv,,.,
He hasaIsoCHAMPAGNE WINESpf variorislitands l
arid qualiiiei/at very IdwpriceV.-relailoiwhoresalev In
the article of CLARET. WlNES,generally, the sabsen
berholds himself to be;a, judge, andhe
stock here, fromiha.vefy,lowest price,by thekiriglado
zen, to the first clast or cm h Of Medoc., v
• Of BURGUNDY WINEShe has a lafgdstockandcan
assure customers' that he can present to tbetri, frbto'his
vaults, as good a bottle:oC Biirgundy ns FitutceAfibras.
.. SAUTERNEand JJARSACalwaysoohandinbottle3.
.His selection .of RHINE-and:MOSELLE WINE 3,
from the cellars of Messrs! Diain&Bn'AJpßiuNjCifCo
blens,are extensive, arid number many 1 Still noekSaad
Moselle, from ihe-cheapest sorts to the very
.vintages; of the “STEINBERG,”; which: is tojbest
growth of the Rhine. r ,-r jv
: lathe articlea,of COGNAC and other BttANDlESlie .
ha 9 to w a fine stock, very dldextfri of
1800. of Otabd, Dcpuy A Co.;'ana some celebrated
41 CLAVIER of casks, and lStairiiihds.
and“DUBOUCHE, n rlS44rUihhdS.vnconstgtt7nCTif > whlch
and
KEY.-JAMAICA SPIRITS, PRESERVING BRANDY
arid all other Wihes' arid Liquors-,;including alt.’of the
above, SOLD by RETAIL TO CONSUMERS, iri any
quaniity dcstred. '.:V
A constant assorted stock of HAVANA SUGARS..
Goodsdilivered; vrithin bnraay’s reach
ddfhia l 'Bt£iam Paid. . Orders will be promptly (execu
ted if sent by mail or telegraph-; * V r - ■ . r - - /.t :
Address, * JACOB SNIDER, JR.,! '
■■■■.. CheapWine;Store,
, ; ‘ ‘ ' Phila.
Notice.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE}. .s
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The regular courts of
' Lectures will commence on the’ first qf, jybeonber
and continue until the laatotPebrunry- TheAnatomi
-<*ai Department will be opened’and rendytoSxcelve
Students by the first of Octob’er. The Medicalßepart
meal will be nflder the direction of the following.'
PBOFEaSOBa:,
Z- Fbexman, M? D., Professor of Anatomy., . .^•v-
D.yProfessoTOt Surgery,
H. J. Hdlcb,M.l>.,Professor of Theory and Practice o
Medicine- •••
W. Bybd Powkll.JM. , of Physiology, Pa
thology.Mineialdgy and Geology... .•• j ' ,j-
J. KiNS v fii. D., Professor, of Materia. Medica^Therapen*
. ’'' tics a'nd Medical-Jurisprudence*. •• ; r\ K
J. Milton Sandses, M. D., Professor of ChemistryAhd
■ •.. Phannacy. .. ; ,-•- -t-.--
J. A. Wilson, M. D. r Professor of Obstetrics and Dw
: eases ofwomen and Children.' ...
CLINIQUE'L'BCTUEES. . ;
Msdicine—Prof. H. J; Hitlck. ■
-VBufgerjr—Prof;R: S. Newton.
Z Freehan, M. D-, Anatotnteal Demonstrator; - : .’
The fee3fot a full coarse amoumioSKtf, '
Eachi 4 Afatriculator’s SS'.. De
moiistratoi’s Fee,SlOi-‘Graduation,4s2o?. -V
-• Those dealring further infonnation, Will please address
their letters (post paid) to iheDeanr'And Students
vine in the city will pUaee-call oh him At thetGomm&r.*
ciaf Hotel. . . R. S. NEWTON r M* Jp.,
. DeahoftlieFacuJty
. LAW DEPARTMENT. ; u '
Hon EW M King, Prof. ofTheory and Practice of La w
Jno Delactsld, Esq, Prof of Commercial Jurisprudence.
T«ms-rsso per session.. ■ A •
All comnmmcationspenaiwng to this departiuentmust
be addressed to E W. M. KING, Esq, •
Memphis, 2Vm.,March,lBso.
The FacultiesyforihieUcctual abilities, moral worth
and professional acquirements, willcomparc favorably
with the mbstdistinguished The&ledicai
-Faculty constitutes au anomaly . in, this,or any* ether
country—allof them are able Lecturers and Ihe.fcesf of
'Teachers.- ■ ; ,v ......
Those who wiilcontemplnte ourgeographicalpositlOn,
and the extent of our popalatiomcan have no doubtaato
the eligibility of our situation tor. an enterprise,of the
kind. * Aa'iohealth; including all seasons ouhe y ear, we
deny ikatanyotheTcity’hdstnan. '- : ’ ’
Thefirit clasaof the Law?ahd Medical BepanrnenWo.
this Institute were small, but tho. gcnUemea composing
them are talented and ininehighestdegreexespectable—
a favorableomenfor the future prosperity ofthe Institute.
That the public may he satis tied oftke
this school, we feelitour duty to slate* that the Trustees
and Faculty foTmaunir in action, which ahgnrsweU-foi
its future success; and ihaulie peculiar internal orgahi*
zation which.connectsthern, cannot be inlerupted;---;
“ . . E. W. M. KiNG v x
apl ' .. - President of the Memphis Institute,.
M&cnliying. Glasses, r.^.
OF one, two and'three g'asscs. smted for detecting;
counterfeit bank notes/und other panose's, for sale
by .. . {0C1241 I; ; JOHN B. fIPFA DDEN &:€Oi
.To the CitUens of Atlegbeny Gtty* -
A BOX for the reception of Orders for CITV-MililiS
FLOUR is left at the store of Mercer de Robinson.
Federal street. Such Orders will be promptly supplied
aoffiO WILMARTn&NOBLE..
200 den Wanted lmmediately* r
At THE CHARTIRRS RAlLßOAifc—The wages
are 80 cents per day; apd we. charge Sim per
week for hoarding. Apply atthe office,;oathei3teuben
yille road, near MDonald’s miles from Pitts
burgh.. UuneMUfl BURNBIPB.HANNKV AlGO.ri
SALE OF VALUABLE
IRON W ORKSf N EGROJCS, Jfl UIiES, dtc.
IN pursuance of a decree of.the Chancery Courtln
Clarksville, at the Octobertenn, 1850,1 willAelLat
thd Louisa Furnacd;'in Montgomery Countyj'State of
Tennessee, on the Oth day of April, 185 L therFurnoee
known as the LouUa F.urnace and theMoant Yeraon
Farnace, with blithe lands attached and adjoining there
to,; amounting, .to r some 20,000 acres. .. At the. sapto time
'and place 1 will sell a valuable negro'man, John Carter,
n:Founder,hndhis Wife and chttdren,ou aereditoflvS,
and 3-y ears. The real estate on a credit of 1, % 3 and;*
years'. ’■ ■’• ■' " \
On the tllh of .April, 1851 1, I wiil also sell, ai r thelafe
residence of. Robt. Baxter, ; in Montgomery Co.,
the-IRON PROPERTY, known as the Tennessee For*
nace and the Water Forge, tuißarton’s Creek, with’all
the lands adjoining and .attached thereto, consisting of
several thousand acre?, on a credit of i;2,3 aad 4 years..
: .Sumner:Covnty.Lands near Qailatin.
I will also sell, on the 26th of March, 1851, in llje town>
of Gallatin, at the Court House, 320 acres of land lying
in said County, known as the Preston tract of land, on a
credit of 1,2 and 3.yeats.vii - : : s ; .^
.H<jusean&-JLotin'Nathville.. .
I will a!so sel),oitthe 26th ofMarcb,lBsl, a valuable
House and aUhcMaiket House,known
as Lot No. 64, situated on High 41., :on u credit of 1,9
and 3 years;' Boiid and approved'security wittberequl
red of .the purchaser. and • a lien retained on the real es
tate in all cases . j P. PRIESTLEY, C., A AL
Sale of Blules, Wagons, Ctc* •
J will, as the Adm’r of Robt. Baxter, sell at the Lou
isa Furnace, in Montgomery Codhty, Tenn , on the 9ih.
day of - April, 185 L all the personal property of thewtid
Robt. Baxter, belonging to said Furnace, consisting of
7S Mules; Wagons, Scrap Mftal, and Stock oh hand, on
a credit of twelve months. • -1
1 will also sell, on the Uth day of April, 1651, at tho
late residence of Robert Baxter, in Montgomery eoumv,
Tennessee, about3o Mules, Hones* Catilei Household
and Kitchen Furniture, together with all personal prop?
erty of eaid Robert Baxteroh a credit of Pi months
Bond and security will be required .on/, all sums; oyer
910. Thesale will be continued at each place froraaay
Sf eProPe, &»-DAXiEa^m^;
It?" Each paper will scud the Office of the Cleric and
Master the papers containing the adTerueeroenta,. with
the amount of ihefcestated. Published till day orTait
* a, Ke Nashville Union and True .Whig j tlin.Louisville
Journal; theCinciunaU Commercial, and the Pimliurgh j
Post, Will publish the abpvehdveitisementrwicoa week
until day of sale, anS forward accounts to theClerkand ■
Master lor settlement. , dec23:tawta
— claitivS!eJeffmmian. - ;
p '“~" Spring Stock.of Carpets*
THE subscriber having returned from Eastern "'
cities, isjow receivinghiaSpringstock of Carpets^
Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Stair Rods, Hearth Bov**
Door Matts, Dragget Stair Crash, Table and Piano 1 *
Covers, Matting, «e:, Ac. Ail of which have been ee- .s
letted from the latest importations' and beatraanufacto
riesv With'an eye single to *lhe interest ofhis
mers, and all who may favor him with a call, gxeev
pains isat all limes taken to*show Cooda to persons
wishing to look or buy . Call and examine the stock,,
where can be. found the latest; and best, jstylesvol the
above named Goods, with V* sail,,,
. Lynd’aCaipet Empoiiamj
Apollo Buildiug,,Fourth street. ..
CiUt> F131&-15 tiruraj Cod fisK in siore and /or iate
) mart amm & RICKETSON:: *
fR/TESS BEEF—2O tidia in etoto and tor Bale by ?,i -b
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