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OiUonsignmeat and for sale by F. R. DRAVO,
; v No. 1 Diamond
: ;nVHUiETQN:TIUHMINGS.S;A. A. Mason & Co.bave
u-..- per cxpren a iwgc. asßoruncnt of Tarlo
•• ■ ton-TOffiiniiiß^liaeca.^ &c:- • v [cpt23.
GLttVKs.—fitiW opening »t A. A.
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COLLAfWrAEU? .CAPES.— Received
."f - '.PCiisXprcMj«t A-A-Alason VCo.’s, a newasporl-
Ptnt ofvSVrqnght CojlataHipflTfopcs- (apr23
T IN£D PARASOLS.—A. A. Macon A Co. are now
JL4>exhibiting a choice lot of Lined Parasol*) of the la*.
.#Bs styles, r . : [apr23
BLACK SILKS;—A. A> Meson A CO.offer ftr aale
every grade and price of the different make of blact
MK». L ’V‘ v - [aprS3 _
*■ -A' oA-..;Maso»,& Go. nr*Tnow opening P«r express
CX» another lot' of. Crape Shawls, embroidered, dam
■ Mk and plain.- fcPffL
Shoalder* an^Hamß
I fofigeLle br . fapi3*l KINO A MOORHEAD.
'P B to^ BKa ~ A Pnmg m Wi MOORHEAI. 7
• ■■■*;■
St. Loots Powdered Sugar;
. ... • . do •Clarified do*
do Crushed - do;
do Loaf do,
In store and for sate by
eprtt KINO A MOORHEAD
Molasses—
N O.Molasses,
St Louis S II Molasses, (Belcher’s),
St James do do,
Battle Ground do,
apr22 For sale by KING & MOORHEAD
fT»EAS—Young Hyson, Gunpowder,lmperial and Black
X Teas, in half chests,-and twelve and sue pound bzs
;> -apr32 . KING & MOORHEAD.
mOBACCO-Russell & RobiSOn’* s»s;
A Wm.H.Grant , s6 , #} :
W. H- Davis’ &s and 6’s;
W Weir’s s*B,
W.TL Hair’s fra;
In store and for sale by - 1
• apra " ' • ‘ KING A MOORHEAD.
BEST J AYA COFFEE— Btady For sale at
MORRIS* TEA STORE,iP Uie Diamond. {apr7
i. r .TDRENCH - FLOWERS.—A. A..AUsoa.fr Co. have
i ; -JP’. -justreceived per expressj and will open for sole
•..•■ t' uut morning, 100 dox. of ihe fiuest French Flowers. •
:»• . arrfri ■ ‘ •• •• • :
THORN’S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
CAPalßA—Afresh supply just received by express
. —and forsalo by , . JAfdES A JONES,
apx22 oornerof Liberty and Hand sis.
K. ttOOEII’S COMPOUNO SVUUP of Liverwort,
Tar. and Canchoiagaa, for the complete cure of
- eoogfts, colds, asthma, bronchitis, and all other lung
'.complaints, for sale by
gprta ••
S r: TOWNSKND’S JSSTRACT OF SAR3APAK*
• ILLA, for sale by
_apr22
JUST received a fine lot of BIX BARRELED UK
VOLVERS, at . SOWN * TETLEY’S,
;• apiSl- ■ ■■• .130 Wood street*
IDOZ. eastern four, five amt Bixinca rifled amt finely
fiiihied singlo barrel for sate at
SOWN & TETLEY’S.
Ann r PAiSS iinglo and doub'.e barrel Pistols, troa
wUv 62f cents upwards. •-
SOWN & TETLEY.
liuZ. American and-Frcncn Powder Horns, assorted
at - {sprglj . BOWN & TETLEY’S.
.. 1 DOZ. Borne,Homing KruYcs, and Daggers,
-.IcJ all sizes, and'shapesj as
aptft- •. BOWN & TETLEY’S.
IDOZ. superior Colt’* Revolvers, three and fonr
metres, for sale by
1 ftprtl BOWN & TETLEY,
(Enterprise copy.)
."TUST RECEIVED—At ihosign of the Golden hagie,
Qj frAarge assortment of Rocking Hones, of different
sizes,at from three to filtcen dollars each. ■ “
KENNEDY & HASLETT,
No- 94 Market street.
BASKETS! BASKETS!-—A large aasortmert School
and Martel Baskets. of all uses and shapes. Also,
- l*ad[es* embroidered, plain worked and toilet Baskets—
- a beautiful article. For sale low.
'i - aprlO KENNEDY & HASLETT.
SUSFENUEHiJ.—
\X 100doz.sllk Gloves, $3 to $7 per doz.
.lUOdoz. Lisle Thread Gloves, 7to 3 do
SOdoz-Kid do 3to 10 do
100 dot. Suspenders, Ito It! do
' For sale at New York prices.
__aprlO KENNEDY & HAS LETT.
JUST .RECEIVED, the best selected stock of fancy
- end variety Goods, cold and silver Watches, Jewel*
xy» &e> ever offered in inis market, which will be sold
at unprecedented low prices. Give ns a call if yon wish
>to hay cheap, wholesale and retail.
,-aprlO ; • ; ; KENNEDY & HASLETT
"y^ELO-
~iOcmDES AND WILLOW WAGONS—«JoyI
. . - received and for sale low:
24email and large Yelodpedee: ■
50 Willow Wagons J
aprlO KENNEDY A HASLETT.
Mineral fountains tor saXE:~
3 Mineral Fountains;
3 d 0.,., aUuds and marblo. tops.- Foraaie low/
*. .inquipaof JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
. No. 6 Wood street-
-T^BUlTS—l7sborcfl Oranges;
Jl 150 do Lemons;
40 casks Corrants;
- 400 boxes Raisma;
To arrive and for *a]o by
apifr JOSHUA RHODES 4 CO.
SUNDRIES
1,000 drums Figs;
; - 509 hf-do do: •
60 baskets salad Oil; •
25 doz. assoriod Pickles;
10 doz. fresh Peaches, m ua cans;
For sale by [apiOJ JOSHUA RHODES fc OO;
WHTSKEV— 2OO bbis. (taw Whiskey on eon
l> jsignment and for sale by
apr9 MILLER & R:
fIMOTHY 3EED-fls bus. prime Tia
store and for sale by
aprfi . MILLER & RICKETSON
i*Ui v l.tK—l4 kegs Butter on.consignment and
for sale low by
«pr 9
SARvINJbb— 600 cases; 3000 boxes and half boxesß
Guilioux Sardines, in store and for sale by '
MILLER & RICKETSON,
No».2Sland 223 Liberty st.
HOPS— -7 bales first sort, western New York Hops,
in store and for Bale by
aprio • - Miller a ricketson.
HICKORY NintS-3> bus. Hickory Nuts just rec’d
on consignment and for sale by
apxlO MILLER A RICKETSON.
BOX BOARDS AND PANEL STUFF—6O.OOO feet
for sale by . . J. A. BLOOMER.
maiSP:2w Allegheny Planing Mills.
Drafts on san Francisco, California, tor
sale at the Banking House of PATRICKS A
PRIENDi No. 95 Wood at TocUO
“JjrtO COFFEE—ISO bags Rio Coffee now landing from
X%> canal, and for sale by
: xnar29 . MILLER A RICKETSON.
LAWYER’S BRIEF PAPER~A superior article. for
laid by the quire, at • W. S. HAVEN’S,
tnar23 corner of Second and Market sts.
IQUORICE BALL—Iff cases for sole by
i B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
4)r4 Cor First A Wood sts
hi AUAUiC—6(H) tbs. for sole by
apr • B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
/■'VPIUM—6S &a. new crop for sale by
U apr4 : B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
LUB-5Q bbls. No. Ifor sale by
VT ap«4 B. A.FAHNESTOCK A CO-
CALCINED MAGNESIA—2O coses English for sale
aprt B: A; FAHNESTOCK A CO.
.BA WAY SEED—3OO.S»». for sale by
apr4 B. Al FAHNESTOCK A CO.
Mercurial as., strong, by .
apt* . .B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
bbls refined for sale by
\j~ muii6 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO;
J WkiTiNO-iOo übis for sale by'
TT marffO . B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
1- BBC. CHE3NUTS for sale by
mar!3 . . J.D. WILLIAMS A CO.
TkRIED AHPLES—Received and for sole by
\J maTlO SAMUEL P. SHRIVER.
JIEAS. TEAS! —Extra fine Young Hyson Tea, in
Jacered boxes, just received at the,Pekin Tea Store,
Fifth imet Retail pnee 81. We ask a comparison
Of the above Tea-with any to be had elsewhere
' ’ " a P T3 _ A. JAYNES.
BUJ*IER —2 t>bls. fresh Roll for sale by .
a P r3 WM. DYER.
t IAN TON CRAPE SHAWiS-Jost received per ex"
/.pre»» at [aps] 'A.-A. MASON A CO's.
BEAVER. BUCKETS—2O doz. Beaver Backets just
received and for sale by
narB9 ; MILLBR & RICKBTBQN
IHhbdE—6o bxs. for sale by
r ap3.
■‘IjACO.N HAMb—l¥ t OQQ tta-choice CHt 'faTnMy Hum"
J> forsale by . • .[opr3J WM. DYER:
OHOULDERB—6,Qyo lbs* best cut small shoulders
just out of smoke, for aale by
»Pi 3 . . WM. DYER.
OlilVB OlL—dorsal a at the Drug Btore of
J JAMES A. JONES,
apiS comer of. Liberty and Hand sts;
CASTILE AND PALM SOAP—Forealeby I—
npra ■ ■ ■: JAMES A.JONES.
OUSSBL’S PREMIUM SHAVING. CREAM—For
•ale by faptSJ JAMES A. JONES.
'? ..'Trite. JAYNE’S tJtfECTORAN'I'KEMEDV—FprsaIe
■ Üby laprt] , ‘JAMES A JONES.
PREMIUM MUSTARD—Of oar own manafactdtfe..
eomnanUy on hand amt for sale by
mar 7 : RHODES A ALCORN.
v - .-'l'fcfUibi) AfPLfcS—loo bos. in store und for ssle by
AJ WW i>YER t 207 Liberty si
IHOPFED FEEI
f . mar7'
I ICE FLOUR—Frosh gronndxra hand and for tale
< mar 7 RHODES A ALCORN.
"CLASSES—6O bbls. oak cooperage:
S 5 do cypress do;
CIDER VINEGAR—SO bbla. cypress barrels ■
■ apr7 -1 ■■o'... • WM-DYER.,
"CHIN RlJLL’tfJEltract of Sarsaparilla; tor aale ai ihe
Praggtoreo • [apr2S{ JAMES Ai JONES
. -'TpEATHEKS—A prime lot receiTes per steamer.Me*
*sP*>"**"* <* KINO * MOOBHEAP.
\ c
JAMES A. JONES.
JAMES A. JONES.
tICKETSON.
mothy Seed in
MILLER A RICKETSON
WM.DYER.
iOO bua.m sore and for sale by
RHODES fc-ALCOKM. :
, URscellantons.
ttISIPOS: A I
•, GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING STORE,
- 1 ATfDtyDIbFE* CXOTPS* DEPOT,
■ EJO. 80. ■
APOLLO : BUILDINGS, FOURTH STREET,
Slffn ofthc
THE subsribers are in ihe regular recenil .lrom.lhe
Eael of Ihe greatest variety of FANCY .GOODS
ever preseated by a alngleoßtabUehtnenttoaPmsburgh
Gentlemen's Famishing Department is plentiful
ly supplied with. u vartety_pf superb and delicately
wrought articles ol dyes*. The variety is enurely too
neat to’enumerate in a moderate space; we mnst,
therefore, direct the public ta -aij Investigation. of the
Stock itself. All that we can shy in this connection is,
that at oar. Establishment the gentlemeno£ taste can be
supplied with unyorticle in car iinej tnanufactnied out
Of the best. Materials and.by ,the most experienced
hands. We solicit an examination of oar stock; it
composes a vane tywMch challenges, comparison. ,
/A large lot; of Pine Silk and iAnen Shirts; Fancy
Stocks and tdf adjusting Cravats ; Gloves and Hosiery
of various kinds, and in fact every article of comfort or
laxury which a gentleman of good toßte would fancy.
Odd-Fellows’ and Masonic Regalia constantly on
hand. ■ ■ •
We solicit ashore of pabtic patronage.
HINTON * CO., '
-• .Sign of the Bee Hive, ,
fehfcl • No. 80 Apollo Buildings. Fourth et.
hawreneoYme ana Bhupabargh Plank
'-aavrcompiuiy.''
"OOOKS for subscription to Btock of the above Com-
XJ -pony will be opened at the Office of BIGHAM &
LESLIE, Fifth street, Pittsburgh,
the 6th, and Wednesday, the 7th, days of May next, at
10 o’clock of said days, and at the store of WM SMITH
& CO,inLawrenceville,on Thursday, the 6thday o!
Mayacxt,allOo*clock,andaithe store of J ELSLER,
mthe village of Hatfield, on. Friday, the 9th day of May,
at 10 o’clock, and at the store of LEWI** DALZELL
& CO ,in the borough of Saturday, the
10th of May, at 10 o’clock ,jo remain open from 10
o’clock.A.M-.to 4 o’clock. F. M., each day
Co«iX>sIoNXES—WILSON M’CANDLESS.
J. GRAHAM,
C. W, ERNEST,
JAMES BLAKELY. .
WM. WfiRNEBURG,
CHARLES PETERBON,
HENRY H. LEWIS,
JOHN CHISLETT,
■ R.L.EWALT,
E. HARDING.
aprl7.iAl7 ! ' JAMES SHARP.
Ctrsrroar Horns, Pittsbubou, )
' •> • JSurwyorVQtflee, Apnl 2, 1851. >
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received at this office
until 19-ojolock, SSthday of April, tail., for the fol
lowing anic£s, for the use .of the sick at the United
States Marine Hospital, near this City, until the 30th day
of June, 1852:
Beef, as free as possible from bone, price per pound.
Bread, each loaf to weigh one lb* “ 1(
Brown Sugar of the best quality*-• ■*
Tea Hyson*•••
Bice flour
Sperm candles- -
Ooffee’*”"-**--
Bauer, best quality
Middling bacon >*
Hama--
.. Lard *••
Flour, best superfine
-Molasses • •*
Port wine*********
Vinegar
Milk**
Best bolted meal*
Potatoes *
Beans-*****--
Eggp*-**...*
Salt-**
Hominy • • •
Wood •
Cool • •
All of tbe foreign articles to be of the Very best quali
ty, and to be famished at such times and in iach quanti
ties asOn the requisition of the Steward of the Hospital,
approved by the Surveyor, may be required-
Any other articles that may be wanted, the contiacior
to famish at the lowest market pnce.
• It is estimated that the number of patients 10 be sup
plied will average • about 20 per day. la addition to
which thero willoe about 10 omcers and servants to be
supplied;
Any information concerning the contract will be giv
en on application atthlt office. HENRY WOODS,
ap3:i2sin Barveyor and AgL, U> 8. Nanne Hospital
iossfb c. u aas.
LiPEESOOTTftBiRB,
. (LATE J.S.StßirasßiCo.)
Manulaetiirera ot Pbsnii Fire Proof Safes,
. St&nd strt6f,bitieun Wood and Smith fitld.
ONTuesday afternoon, July 25, 1849, the undersigned
. were called upon by Messrs. Lipf encott A BarT y to
witness an honest add fair test of one oi their Phccjux
Safes. The fam ace being prepared, toe Said wa*» placed
t>ook*rp*pers and some money; when
the door of the Safe was closed and the fire kindled ait*
quarter o’cloclc, and to a short ume the Safe was
red hot, and continue dull half past 6 o’clock, being about
four aad a ,half hoars*, yrhen the committee expressed
thejrss'isiacUon that the ume oecapied with such heat
was sufficient The furnace was then pulled dowi)jBofe
cooled, and door opened—the books, papers and money
safe. The heat was so great as to melt off the brass
mountings. We therefore take pleasure m recommend
ing these Sales to tpe public, as being,in our judgment;
entirely fireproof ; JARVIS A TRABUE,
! NOCK&HAWSON,
! - CORNWALL A BROTHER,
' • BKAhfNON &S‘THATCHEU,
! BENEDICT A CARTER,
ISAAC CROhQE.
i am engaged id ihe foundry business, and know
something aboar furnaces andheat. I witncsscd-tha,
burning of the above Safe, and can freely say there wai
no humbug about it, end with pleasure recommend them
to the public as being, in my judgraent,enure\y fire
proof. ! ' WM. KAYE.
In calling upon the above gentlemen far their ugna
tores, they rll spoke in the highest terms of the fairness
of the test, and their full confidence of tha Safe’s being
entirely fire-proof. We have constantly on band andfot
sale a fall assortment of the above Safes.
mar3i : BELL A TKRIty,
JOBS O'DQSSnU * L.Mlo.L63,*•*•■**.w. B. HUtrmi.
O’DONNELL, MULLEN & CO. >
Pittsburgh Chair A Gablast wot* Rooms,
No. 08 Third Streci,South Sid*.
a O’D. hi. A Co., respectfully inform their fnends
and customers lost they have, tf. not the largest
Kpkstock ever before seen in this -cuy, the greatest
I *j I variety of style*, the finest finished, made of the
beet seasoned materials,and by the best'workmen in.
the western country—all of which they, arc determined
to cell os low as any other manufacianng establishment
to the city. Oar stock is all our own munofacturQ;-no
importations.
Steamboats and Hotels famished at the sborcst notice.
Allorders promptly attended to. ja!7
Allegbsay Planing sun,
annsasotf stBSST, ALLBoxnufT ciTT, panaa.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and tbe public generally, that having completed his
new Planing Mill, and having now in operation two
new Eastern mode Planing Machines, (Woodworth
patent,) and several circular and upright Saws, he is
now prepared to famish promptly and at reduced rates,
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 large assortment of planed and rough,
lumber, of different thicknesses, suitable for-shipping,
box maxing,bouse, steamboat work, Ac., can be found
at all times.
Also, lumber pl&usd or sawed to order, with prompt
ness and despatch.- JOHN A. BLOOMER,
jatd Proprietor.
N. B.—All orders directed to Pittsburgh will receive
prompt attention.'
Wholasal* and RstsU. > -
SADDLE. HARNEBS AND TRUNKMANUFACTOUV
EGBERT H.HARTLEY, begs leave to in- Pw
form his fnends and the public generally, *\gjjp3||V
hathecomumestooccupythaUargoandcom
modious Store Room, formerly occupied by Samuel Fahn
estock ACo,, No. Bd,camorof Diamond alley.and Wood
street, where be keeps aiargeand generalassortment of
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Tranks, Carpet Bags. Saddle
Bags,ValiBeB,BQffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti
cles in his line. ;
He also keeps constantly on hand, and is prepared to
famish to order, all kinds of RivetedHose,manufactured
of the be&tmaterial,azidiaa style of workmanship equal
io the eastern manufactured article, and at 66 per cent
oheaper. •' ■ • ....
Country Mmhent* and Farmer* would do well to call
and examine hisstock before purchasing elsewhere, as.
ho is determined to sell first rate articles at very low
prices.
BJ - Don’t forget the place, No. 66, comer of Wood
street and Diamond Alley. «pSO
lisaaicttne Palming. .
JABPER H. LAWMAN, Landscape plinikb, Rooms.
Fourth street, Odeon Buildings, second story. Spe
cimens may be seen by the- patrons of the An. at the
-above place;
K: Holmes, Eso., Win. C. WaIKT A
•HiUicr, Richard Cowan. Esq., Matthew Wilson, J. J
GUlespio, Hon, 8. Jones, L. Harper t rf e blB
WEGNER* RUECHNER& MUELLER’S
fiew lattiograplU© EstoUlalim«iiti
60 Market btttvtenThtrd 4* Fourth, '
IS NOW ready> to/urnish everykmd of. Lithographic
work in the most elegant style, such as Show bills.
Maps, Portraits, Landjtapes, Cards, BtU heads,.and La
bels, printed in gold, colors, &c.
At the same place Messrs. Moeser & Helmle have
opened a Dbawtso Scaoon, had execute 071 order Drafts
of Machinery* Edifices; Mcrnumeats;&c~vi>h UU possi
ble aecor&ey and elcgailce.' . : • «l£;ly.
Hope ZEUila in Fall Operation ABfttn i r
: ■ &vaK’iJ3ialdingt i >JFtflh.Street.:
mHE proprietor, thankful to the .public for pan cus
.l. tom,, venture* to solicit a continuance of the same
for ms present enterprise—-the establishment of Flour
MtUt withm the euy—for the accommodation
of his customers, and all who wish to have really (rood-'
Flour, pore ground Spices, Ac., &c • >
The attention of Families, Merchants and others, 1s ’
invited, and all! ask ts that they will give me a trial '
‘ F.Tt.DfRAVO,
, .... , .. No.lDiamondr
N.. 8., All articles taken hack if not found good, and 1
the money returned; 7 fmaris -
-ThATSI RATS 1 RATS! —.RtmofiXco »* Roach! 1
LV Rataiid Moose;E*ierxninator, is prepared in Philiu
delphia, by a skiilfal chemisur Since the arucle has been
used in this city* it has given universal satisfaction ~
Pricecentsperbox*-• .... ■.
S. CUTHBCRT, Gen’l Agent,
- marld-• 76 Snuthfleld street
TjrTTSBURGH LfFE INSURANCE
jl The. subscription Books for in the above
Company will remain open for a few.daya, the Office
of the Company, No. 75Fonrth street.. ■ j
-pprlO -CrA.‘COCTON, SuPy.
KK—for etc, per KoU. for sale bv - .
WALTERP MARSHALL,
- • .No. SSFonrth Blreet •
wr
.. mai£9 ■
BABBITT’S PATENT SOABiPOWDiiBr-Warnmt
td not to ml or imarti the clothes. For tale by
«piB JAMES A. JONEa
Fuse port, sherry and MADEIRA wines
for Bale—fonneibeinsl pwpoie»—by ; - i
aA<l . Colds Cure cl In *8 Homs.
the introduction of Inis new compoudd* Coughs :
O-nod colds are cured in a very short lime.; we will
warranter. Keysets Pectoral Syrup to. curd cases of.
Coughs,Colas, Bronchitis, Laigugms* in legs time and
;at &r cheaper rate than any other medicine over discov
ered. ■ . .
_IT HAS AN ENTIRELY NEW ACTION—The old
Cough Medicines Always sicken the stomach and pro*
dude nausea which is more disagreeable than the Cough
itself. This is obviated m this mixture* for it.»s a pleas
ant soothing article, and it will cure, or the money xctiibt
r{funded! The evidence in favor, of this medicine in
our city; from our own citizens, should convince anyone
Of its emeacy. - It is the prescription of a regular physi
cian, and hasheen used by him in his own practice-for
“umber ofyearß,wilh the mosi-heioicsuccess.
.CONSUMPTION—A lady from Steubenville writes,
.that her daughter had been afflicted with a Cough and
expectoration, night sweats, hectic fever, and all', the
distressing symptoms of consumption, and that after ia«
i king two bottles she was entirely cured. A gentleman
i in Washington county, who. bad saficrod Asthma
i and Chronic Cough, for eight years, has been entirely re*
licyed andtbe cough removed by the use of half ado
xen'-of’odltlesof the Pectoral Syrup. Agentiemonfroro
Peona, Illinois, writes that a he knows the Pectoral Sy
rup to be a good article; for he has used it in his owe
.case and m the cases of.members of Ms family with tho
most perfect success. .. i
It ib one ovtub Cheapest Medicines now-known.
—lt is put up in half pint bottles at 60 cents each, orsix
bottles f0r52,60/ i
Countet Stohexbbpees would do well to keep a sup
ply of this medicine on hand all the time,ns it is one of
the most perfect and efficacious remedies ever discover
ed for all coughs anddteeasesof the lungs add incipient
Consumption
CAUTION EXTRA—Many persons will try to get i
you to buy some one of the various but do not
heedlhera If you want to get well, buy Dr
PectoEal Steep, and take no other? this win cure you
It has 1q it some of the most valuable plants and kerb9
of the materia, jnedtea, and is vompouuded hy a person
dulled Jn the healing art. There can be no deception id
this medicine. It is prepared in your own city, and the
proprietor has numerous certificates, attesting its valu
able properties, which will be shown to anyperson de
sirous of seeing them.
Agents Wanted throughout the United States tosell
this medicine. Large discounts will be. made to those
who will take an interest in the medicine. It will pay a
•large profit to all agents; besides, theywillbe doing sul
fonng humanity a Borneo by placing rnibeir bands the
greatest aedicuio for Lung diseases the world has ever
produced. > -
.For :sata,wholesale and retail,by KEYSER A Ml
- Druggists, 140 Wood, street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
to whom all letters foe agencies mast be addressed.—
Also, for solo,by D. M. Curry, Allegheny city; P. Brock
et, ir., Brownsville; George Cairo, Washington ; John
H Buchanan, Hickory; George Keyser, M’Keesport;
J. D. Vowell, Canonsburgb; and by merchants and
druggists generally. Du‘-6
Is respectfully invited to the following truths, set forth tn
relation to on* of' the most important Remedies qf mod
ern times!
■ . .< j* *.
« .. i. ..
IT is nounoro than one year ago since this great rem
edy was brought before the public, for the relief and
cure, of disease. Its great powers to heal,have, since
then; become fully appreciated by the community, and
we allege that the longer il ls tned the more.certain will
Its great fame spread. It is not the remedy.of ft. day,
got up for the solepurposo of xn&ktug money; but, one*
which we conceive, will continue to be used when all
nostrums have been, forgotten. The PETROLEUM is
a Natural Remedy, elaborated in the depths of the earth
by a power and agency thdt laughs to acorn alt human
competition. It is our dnly v wuen we write about a
medicine, that we wnte txutk—that we say nothing
calculated to deceive those who may trust our word ar
pat confidence In our statements. The sick are very
apt lb catch at any thing that promises relief from, dis
ease. A.itory.ean hardly bo too highly wrought to on
swer tho object of gulling or humbugging some of them.
Now, we do not desire to do this; we arc anxious only
that the truth In relation to our Remedy should be tola,
in order to secure for it a reputation far exceeding any
single article of themoimafnedtea. Plain, unvarnished
facts—-fact* that may be ascertained in our own city and
neighborhood, beat ample testimony in, favor of the Pe
troteom.
.( t> • .• ti
per bbl.
“ “ gal.
<• « quart.
« n bushel;
** “ dozen.
u peck.
“ »• cord.
*• “ bushel.
Within the past two months, two of our own citizens,
who were totally blind , have been restored to sight.
Several cases of blindnoss, in the State of Ohio, have
been cured. And, also, the gase of a gentleman In Bea
ver county. There are others; but these cases are near
home, ana may be referred to by any persons who may
have doubts on the subject. These cases wero cured af
ter they had'been abandoned by physicians as hopeless-
ThePetroleum.wUl core, when used according todirec,
tions—Diarrhea, Dysentery, Piles, Rheumatism, Gout,
Neuralgia, Eruptions on the Skin; Pimples on the face
Chronic. Sore Lyes, Ringworm, Tetter, Scald Head
paint in the bones and ]ouns, old sores. Ulcer*, Wens.
Tumors, Scrofula, Cancer,Spinal irritation, Fever and
Ague,Chronic Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Pnl
monary affettfott* of a chrome nature, lending to pro
duce CONSUMPTION.
Bums and Scalds, diseases of the Bladder and Kid
neys,Chapped Hands, Exconated Nipples, Corns and
Bunions. In fact, it is cjtivxbsalikuzdt, and
has been tried in most of the above diseases within the
past year with the most pence; success. Certificates
that will astonish ore in the hands of the proprietor, who
will take pleasure in showing them to the afflicted or
their fnenai.
Whatever others may say about tbeir medicines, the
Peirolenm ia the greatest Remedy of the age,. Phy
sicians of high standing io the profession me beginning
to bas itin their praotice. Those who at first loosed on
with doubt and uncertainty, are willing to award it due
praise- and coiuideraOoiu Before another year rolls
rotmd. air will be compelled to acknowledge that the
Petroleum** the greatest medicine ever discovered.
For sale, wholesale and Retail, by
KEYSER & M’DOWELL,
• Wood street
Also—R. E. Seller*, 57 Wood street iD. M. Curry, D.
A. Elliott, Joseph Douglass, Allegheny City. Also, by
the Proprietor, S. M. KIER, Canal Basin. 7th street,
Pittsburgh. Ua9
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
. PEPfIISJ
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
Or Qastrlo Jalcet
A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER,
PREPARED from Rennet, or the. fourth stomach of
tho Or, after direction* by Baron Ltsmo.ihe great
Physiological Chemist* by J.B. HOUGHTON,
ILNorth Eighth street, Philadelphia,-Pa.
Thins a truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CONSTIPATION, LIVER
COMPLAINT) and DEBILITY, cunng”attcr Nature’s
own method, by Nature’s own agent, the Gastric Juice.
Half a leaspoonfuli of this Fluid,.infused m water,
will digest or dissolve Frvtt Potmus os Roast Beet in
xboct two nouns, out of the stomdeh.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE I
Baron Liuiq, m hts celebrated work on Animal Chem
iatry, says: u An artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous \&
the Gastric Juicej may be readily prepared from the mu*
cons membrane of the stomach of the calf, in which va
rious articles of food; us meat and eggs, wilt be bo soft
ened) changed and digested, just in the same manner ns
they woulabe in the human, stomach,”
Dr. Pbukiea. in bis famous treatise cn u Food and Di
eV’pahlißhed by.Fowlers A Wells,New York, page 35,
states tho same great fact) and describes the method oi
prcpaiauon. There are few higher authorities than Dr.
Pereira.
Dr. Cosns, in his valuable writings on the “ Physiolo
gy of Digestion,” observes that !.* a diminution of the due
quantity of iheGastnc Juiccioa prominent and ail-pre
vailing cause of Dyspepsia)” and he states that “ a dis
ungai&hed professor of medicine in. London, who was
i severely afflicted with this complaint, finding everything
else to fail, had recourse to the Gaslrio Juice, obtained
from the stomach of living animals, which proved com
pletely sacceasful.” I
i l>r. Uusiuv, author of the famous works on “Vegeta
[ ble Diet,”.says: “ It is a remarkable fact in physiology
i thatthe stomachs of animals, macerated in water, im
part to the fluid the property .of dissolving various ani
cbm of food, and of effecting* kind of artificial diges
tion of them ip no wise different from the natural digest
iva process,” ,
; Dr. Smos'a great work, the “ Chemistry of Man,” (Leo
A Blanchard, Phila., 16-10, pp 321-8) says: “The discov
ery of PEPSIN forms a sow era in the chemical history
of Digestion. Fromrccent experiments wc 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 Dosolisom; of the Jefferson Cojlegb. Phila
.delphia,inhis great work on Human Physiology, devotes
more than fifty pages to an examination of tins subject.
His experiments wUh Dr. Beaumont; on the Qastrio
Juice,obtained from the living human stomach and from
animals, are .weUkuown-. Jnajti he says, “<ji
geation occurred as perfectly iri-the artificial as in the
natural digestions.” -
•• A 8 A DTSP£PSIA CUR.ER,
■ Dr. Houostoh's preparation of PEPSIN has produced
the most marvelous effects, curing cases , of Debility,
Emaciation, Neryous Decline,and Byspeplic-Consamp.
don, supposed to bo on the very verge of the grave. It
is Impossible to give the details of coses in the limits or
this advertisement—but authenticated •certificates have
been given of more than -TWO HUNDRED REMARK
ABLE GUREB, in Philadelphia, New York; and Boston
alone; These were.nearly nil desperate cases, and the
cares were not only rapid and. wonderful; but perma
nent. - ! . V
' It Is o great NERVOUSANTIDOTE, andparticulariy
•useful for tendencyto bilious disorder, Liver Complaint,'
Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever and Agperaffd'
the evil effects of Quinine, Mercury, and Other drugs
upon the Digestive organs.afler a long-sickness. Also,
for excess In eating, and the toofrepuse of Ardent spir
its. It also reconciles Health with Intemperance.
• OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
which it ddes not seem to reach and remove at once.—
No matter how bad they may be, It GIVES INSTANT
RELIEF! ArinßUdQUnTwvaaUthsunpUasantiymp
-6ww> and it only needs to be repeated, for a short time,
to moke these good effects permanent. PURITY OF
BLOOD and VIGOR OF-BODY, follow at ! once.' It is
particularly excellent in cases ’ of Nauseai, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach; distress af'
fer eating, low, cold state of the Blood; Heaviness, Low
ness of Spirits, Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness;
tendency to Insanity, Suicide, Ac. '
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle will of
ten effect blasting oure. ’
ki!sSJl«b?iS e «^S. lu * tb«-written signature of J. S-
I HOU.GHTON, -fh, Sole Proprietor. •
f.; Sold by agents in every town in the United Slates,
i and by respectable dealers in Medicines generally
- Agents for Pittsburgh, KEYSER A McDOWELL 141
\yopd street. ’
Retail dealers supplied at Proprietor’s prices. [nv2o v
•' Also; for sale by R; E. SELLERS, 57 Wot d street y
Bull's OorsaparUla ana the Cholera.
ThTOT'u Single man.wrananar child has died of the
JM CHOLERA or any or its symptoms who used this
invaluable preparnlion. Loot atthecuyof Louisville
where this Sarsaparilla i« mads, sad where from 150 to’
£OO bottles are retailed dug. but. few isolated eases of
Cholera have occurred, witf they were either persona
from boats orthosewhoduptegarded our advice ■
For sale by KEYBER it
Pittsburgh, where the genuine aruele may always ba
fluftw
DEfROLEWM—A certam eure ior LIARitHCEA »
XT disease very- prevalent this hot weather—the fore.
Tunaer of: Cholera. . Try.itl Tor.aale by ,
Jyfi -KEY3ERA. McDOWELL, 14g Wood it.
Public Attention
PETROLEUM OR ROCK OIL ;
trTB.WAX--6D(Ll&».forsaie'by : i •
4ocff i B.A.PAHNESTOOK ACQ,
♦ * /» „ * r
\ * \ -*
«* V I?' '-. '“ 1 ‘. : -
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4U£s(£Uatumto.
: v Notice.
A LL perrons having, business with , the tiadersyrnfcfy
wCjL either os Public Accountant, Instructor in Book?
Keeping, or otherwise, will find; him atthePittsbnrgh,
Commercial College, from 9 till 11 .o’clock, A.lM^and,.
-from 2 UII4 o’clock, P. AI. « v i
. Merchants in want of competent Book keebeTs can :
be supplied by colling on /. JOHN FIfEWING, - v
opr9 Principal Instructor in the Science of Accounts; -
James Bees,
ENGINE BUILDER AND .
■ (Successor to Robert Wightman.) I ,
Comer of Libert? and Water strtctiy touburih,
TTriLL build, and Hoish to order, on the shortest no
. V f _ tice, and moat accommodating terms; Steaia-En
gines and Machinery, and Castings, oral! descriptions,
at the lowest prices. * v'.--?
PxtTsaußOH, Aprii
I cheerfully recommandTto the pkbN®
customers, my successor, Mr. JAMBS REES, a compe
tent and able mechanic, capable, orbuilding Engines
lhe
Pimburgli Look Paetoiy,
\\r AX. w, REILLY, Lock BUI Hanging and
.TT • House Btacksmtihing,
i NO. 165 WOOD STBKBT.. : -
A GOOD assortment of Housework, Store and Flash
Bolts, and Steamboat Table Castors* on hand. _ - <
Jobbing attended to iaihabeSt.inanncf* [mar2&y
Pairinoant Fire Engine tor Sale-
THE members of the Foirmonnt Fire Company offer
their ENGINE for sale It Isto first-rate urder, and
will be sold cheap Euqnire oi, J. SMITH, Sec’y.,
uprs tf No, 409 Penn street.
1 Cabinet aouers Wanted. ~ ~
THE «übscnbers will employ anumber of good hoods
at the above ba mess, viz • Bureau, Bedstead and
Table makers None bat good workmen need opply,-r
a good wage will be given
at Ryan’s Buildings, - -
m arls No. 31 Fifth stree !
ENTERPRISE WORKS,
136 Wood rcsizT, two doors below Viboih urn,
-BOWS 6S. TETLEV,
PRACTICAL CUTLERS .SURGICAL AND DENTAL
Inatranient jSsnoAustiireM*
Y]|TE are now receiving oar Spnog Stock of GOODS,
fV comprising n fall assortment 6f Hard wan, Cutlcrg,
Oun3 r Piaol*and Hunting Knives. Also, all of the la
test unproved Pistols manufactured is America.
In addition io oar Store, we have a manufactory for
making all kinds of Instruments and Tools. Our Instru
ments are unequalled in the western country for
superior fim*h and workmanship—which we refer to the
best demists in the two cities. •,
All orders from a distance will meet with prompt at-,
tention- Jobbing and Repairing neatly executed. Par
ticular attention paid to the making of Trusses and
We ore al c o Agents Tor the sale of Charles C.
Reichardt’a celebrated Glass Pad Truss, the best new in
use for the speedy cure of Hernia.
For sale by the single dozen. (ap9
C"' ioOK’tS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE.—Cttn
) bo administered privately, it desired. FoJl direc
tions accompany each bottle. Price 91. Sold only at.
the Medical Depot, SO Southfield street. [aprlS
CIURK YOURSELF —AMERICAN COMPOUND.—
j This never felling speeificisguaranteed in-all eases
of dehcaia disease, together with the attendant com
plaints, to effect a specuy, safe and Lasting cure in the
coarse of a few days, without restrictions to diet, busi
ness or injury to the system. It is an old . and popalar
remedy; hoslongbeen (andstill is) used intbe pnvate
practice of a physician, radically curing nmety-mne of
the hundred cases. Itleaves no odor on the breath, and.
may housed by any one without the least fear of expo
sure. For sale at the Medical Depot, No. SObxnuhfield
sued, Pittsburgh, Pa. fapr7
Dr. ralph»sTT&actical private treat
ise, on the nature, symptom#^progress,consequen
ces, remedies and care of the diseases Iho Genital
System, adapted to the use of every individual. 312 pp n .
withlllostranvo plates. Pnce®l,Oo.
It is an invaluable work. Dr. Rami is a physician of
high standing, and has already published several works'
which have acquired for bun considerable distinction.
[Daily. Globe* .
Without exception, we take it to be the ablest treatise
(on the peculiar subject on whicb it treats,) that has yet
been published.— Rahway Register.
The above valuable work is sold by
3.1*. CUTIIBERT, -
apr9 ' SO Bmilhfield street.
Mental* or physical decay.— wax* |/v*r
voui Antidote.—' This great and Wonderful remedy
for nervous diseases, can only be obtained at the Medi
cal Depot, SO Smilbfield street. It is not an excitant,
but a sirenvlhener, pureiy vegetable and harmless;
like a skillful architect, it begins by laying atirmfoun-..
dauon, and gradually, but incessantly, adds strength
and vigor, until nothing is left unfinished. It is a. ner
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 peima-.
neni. Price SI per bottle. (aptll
PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS.—JAMES A.
JONE3,corncr of Liberty and Hand streets, has
received a finp assortment of Perfomery and Fancy
Soap:
Roussel’* cologne water; Roussel’s omnibus soap;
WcihenlPs dot' do atnontme do*,
French do; do Circassian do;
WcthenllVtoilet water; Brown Windsor do;
Aromatic vinegar; Transparent wash bolls;
Rouuel’aasvtmcd extracts; Military shaving soap ;
Lubin’s '!do do-. Roassers shaving cream; -
Eaulustratj do do compo’d;
Gcnmne bearaoil; Jenny Lind hurglosr;
do ox marrow; Odoimne or rose tooth paste;
Bpri . , -
Mimws' oELkbraThu tbas-im t«i i» pha
burgh?—ln the Diamond, Second door ftom Dia
mond alley. UntU within the last year, Good Teas could;
not be procured in Pittsburgh. It was quite common for
consumers to send caet for u. Bui, since Morns started
his Tea establishment, there is no occasion to do so—for
belter Teas cannot be procured in the United States than
what he sells. He hasdeservedly obtained the reputa
tion of selling the best Tea in Pittsburgh.
Remember—the second door from Diamond alley.
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O UNDRIES—
I? 93hhd*.prune N.O.Sugar;
649 bbls. Plantation Blolasses, oak bbls..
60 do 3. H. do do;
50 bog# prime Rio Coffee;
7 tierces Carolina Rice ;
24 hf-chestsY.il. Tea;
61 twelve and GIS bxs.,G. P., Imp’] and Y. IL;
8 bxc. Ronald’s tobacco, 5 s-;
1 box Conway’s do;
• 25 bxs. pearl starch;
221 casks Maiprau’s soda ash >
1 do do bleaching powder:
eGO bbls. Whiskey;
20 qr. casks Port Wine, various brauds;!
20 do sweet Malaga Wine, Giro brand.
With an assortment of Brandies, Winen, Gin, Rum,
Alcohol, Spices, &c., for sale by
M.MITCHELTREE,
aprl4 209 Liberty street.
LARD OIL—U bbla.J. L.Couhling’s No. I Winter
Larrl Chi. in store and for sale by
MILLER & RIOKETSON,
No. 821 and 223 Liberty street.
T?IGURED POPLINS.—A. A. MASON & CO., are
-J? now opening cases.and packages of plain ana fig
ured Poplins. A Iso, a large lot of lace capes, breakfasr
caps, jackonet flouncing; Ac., Ac. [apr7
SHAWLS.— A. A. MAfeOP-f & CO., have just received,
. per express, thfrty cartons of printed cashmere ; high
colored Thibet ; embroidered do; fancy de laine, and
other Shawls. •• [qpr7
REMOVAL.— J. SHEA has removed to No.UQMar
ket street, (two doors north of lua old stand.) the
hoase lately occapied by R.D. Thompson. [aprs:lw
SEED STORE REMOVED.—The subscriber has re«
moved his Seed Store,from Second street to the
uuilding recently occapied by Mr. Reed, as a Tailor
Shop, on Third street, almost immediately opposite the
Post Office. [apr4;tfl F. L. SNOWDEN.
notice.
rriHE undersigned has withdrawn from the firm of
1 IHMSEN, PLUNKETT & M’KNIGHT, having dis
posed of his interest in said firm'to Chables T. Isussa..
CHARLpS M’KNIGHT.
The business will be conunued as usual under the style
of fmarSOl IHMSEN & PLUNKETT.
New CQOP BLACK TKAB.Wust received at the
Pekm Tea Store, 33 Fifth street, a lot of neto crop
Oolong Black Teas; by the ship u Architect,” and for sale
wholesale to the trade at reduced prices.
N. B.—The above Teas are direct from Canton, and
the la&itx all say they are .not scented with English
Brandy,Gmand Ruip [febld] A.JAYNES.FifthsI
For Females and. fllaiei.
DR. LARZETTE’S-JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreative
Elixir, prescribed os an effectual, restorative in
cases of debility, unpotency or barrenness, and all ir*
regulantiCsof nature. It is all that it professes to be—
viz: Nature's great restoratlvo,and remedy for those in
the married state -without offspring, It is a oeruuncure
for seminal emissions, general debility, gleet, weakness
of the genital organs, nervous affections, Ipucorrhtoa or
whites. As a vigoraling medicine ins unequalled.—
Also, 4 certain remedy for Incipient Consumption, indi
gestion, loss of muscular energy? physical lassitude, fe
raoleweakness, debility,Ao.* It is warranted to please
the user in any of the above complaints, and is of price
less Value to Oiobc without offspring. ..
Tosprcad wide the^lessingsof tlus medicine, I have
appointed Messrs. Jadson A Co., of ibeciiyof New
York, in the United Btntesof Amenoa, my- sole agents
for its sale'; and none can be genuine unless it comes
•hrouffb >hem, and
iVqpto,July 16th, 1849. :
Sold only in Pittsburgh at the Medical Depot, No. 75
Smlthfield street; and by B. H. Meaking, Walnut street
Cincinnati; Raymond A Patten,No. 60 Frurth strpqt
Louisville. . tmarittily
Extra Family Flour. I
botes forthereeentionof prder«>ai the folfowiogplaces:
J.&R.Ftoyd’s T slore> corner of Wood and Bth sts.;
: M. Haywood* Shoe store, corner Liberty and Market
A.Beelen’s store,3d street, .
h: Wilcox, Jr.; Druggist, cor. 4th and Bmahfield ;
• John r Smith’s store, cor. High and Wyhc streets;
TolegraMHCMfice, Foaith street,
H- C Kelly, Orooer, cor.Sth 81. ana Market alley
M. Groos’stioie, Bth Ward. , ■ . >=* ■
TheifourwaJt''rBvUlcanttylpeof tWee daily, fof
orderafandthe Flo*r, &*., delivered Prontply either in
barrels or Backs, (sack Fibnr ts preferable for family
ÜBe,) without charge tor, cartage. :
It is plain that no accounts can be allowed, and that
drivers can have no permission to leave Flour without
payment. We hppe that the public wall be pleased wuh,
£n arraggeroent^si ffe
, ■ enl poimAIiIFORBIAt - ' v
rrtHE aubßcriber has been authorized to receive Pnclf-
I «™ a to be forwarded to San Prancuco by the home
of cSrWINNE, BROTHER * CO , at Panama, and
to engage Poeeage in first class Bailing Vessels from
Panama to SanTranclsco Every information given,
on application to _ /.Vt ' :
apls poet BmlaipgB> Fifth stj near Wood;
TODD’S TETTEROINTMBNT is & certain care}cm:-
is sold -with the understanding ihai the, money u4o
Do no care if SO oenu a bRIUe, an#
i» told auho Medical Depot r 57 SnulMeM oiree!. -
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■■■■-■ t ■ -
< Jnoncance-<SotnpKtnesi
State noinU Flfe -IntrartaictiCoinDanf
OFFJCE r s4SKiTHnS£Drn!.y^ftni<»ar
; , • M*,1851.
npHE best evidence of the suceeas-oMhe'DirectOra in
. 1 endeavoring to’tiake l hi “STATEfInjYUAk FIRE
Insurance Company »• mtef'ifce? ‘wplts of the
community,- is' the- unparalleled' amount of ‘baaineii
-which has been
cies in a little more than seyen .month? r-apd"adding
over 870,000 capital to the company. ate.
srood5 rood to say, that'it&lfjy all.ihorpfdpeny Insured of
te-safest kindjin atriall riskSj'fcnd'd* targe proportion
injured for only one year. •• • *• -
Number;:o£.PoUoleB.iMued‘-~ :• 3,953. :
Amonniof prbpertyiinsured .j../: 84,073,508 X»
Amonntof^inrnffllf#pfrm^g™* # ■
AmonDtorcaahpremittms-■>« ,
Amounted guarantee stock*»>■»— ■ | 70,128 18
Amount of iossea w** —»»♦ '• , .. 'mpoS <
To be deductedfrom the afcovethtf'incidenial eipen-
MSOfttJl.O Office. • v y V '._ ; ..y. :i’i !■•
: . To city.orcountry merchantflj.andpwnej*a of dwell*
tVJV. oheapiie**;
safety and security, iuftSdftto no ifisttouce 1 Company
1 .• W.&
' Condocted on ilje.equitableaudgreatiy improved^vs* !
tern of r Classificaliek& ‘of Risks, cxcluainff dll speclat
huards / ,'insuniie'dnly any
calityruins precluding uiet
laigeTires, andals&oa-boihWftißtodfMd Mutual p&nr
it
of both methods, but entities the insured Xo a oartieipat.
non in the profits. / '**—•■•■ r ;„ -
w It is under the control 6f thefdlldtaingTHrectors
r-* Rutherford. A.J. GiUsttf John- Packer, SamuelT.
Jonee, Alonzo A. Carrier, Plnlo C. Sedgwick, Koberl
Kloix. . . " . JAr RUTHEHFORD.Prcs’t.
. . „ A. X GILX.BTT, See’y,
A. A. Acinary. ■ ' o»27qr
Penn Bluttiai idffe insoranee Co.* pbll’ai
A GENT IN PITTSBURGH, W. H. DAVISj (vice 1.
Finney, Jf., .No- 353 Liberty - ,
For tHe better convenience of per^onflresiding fn the
tower-part' of-thecityf theugeat may'also be "found
daily, from eleven to twelve >B.nd' two.tO three-o’clock
at thecQqqtjQff room-of J. SchoonmaJter & Cfo,No-itt*?
Wood street, where aIL necessary information will be
flven. hhd cbmniiibicationa promptly auendedlo.—
amphlels explaining the prnicipterand benefits of Life .
Insurance, and blank-forms faraishexTon application. - -
- _Capual stock, over 8200/WQ and constantly
Fronts divided annually amongstthoso insured for hie.
; PiitsttuigkFeb.Umi-Qn * . :
Marine, Fire ana Inland Traaoportation
ISSUE! AS OBJ. .*1 .•; “•
fTHEINSUEANCE COMPANYOP NORTH AMER’.
A ICA, EhUadetpffla,*chimered 1784, capital 0SOO.«
000, aasettjanuary 13,1851, @1,001,950 f 50 r wui
•raakeinsornnceonbuikiingßandthen content* in this
city and :vfsinity.., Alfa,on ,propc]rty orrery deecrip
. uon, on steamboats and other vessels, "either by inland
transportation or on the'sear/
- DIRECTORS:
AnßtirG. Coffin, Pres’u Jacob M. Thomas,
* Samuel W. Jones, • ! John R. NeE .. r
Edward Smith, Richard D. Wood,
John A: Brown. " * WiHlamTVelsb,
Samuel F; Smith, ' Francis Haskins,
Samuel Brooks, -• 8* Austin Allib<me, .
Charles Taylor, ' ; iJ 'Willittm E,Bowen tl ;. :
-George V^4*Pinwalf,
Thomas P. Cope, James NiDiekson, '
S. Moms, Water j •’ jH.JXSherrerd, Bec*y:
This is the oldest Insurance Coafcpaiiy in the United
Mates, and from its higtzctandinff,!oog6xperieDce t Ma
ple means, and avoiding-ail risks of an extra hazard*
oas character, may be considered Osoffering amnio se
carity to the public. •• ' r ''WRL P. JONES: Agent; 1
i&24 —■ • street.
LONDON AND NEW-YORK.
Capital, £soo,ooo—Equal to 09*000,00Q.
TjrrTTU a latge surplus of profits. A’portlon. cf both
f y capital and surplus invested in U.S. Government
Stocks, and ot&Or securities in the City of New York.
Policies held in this country over 0,000. Persons in
suring participate in the profits of ibeCompany.
Caiifomxa risks taken at reduced rates.
Among the advantages of u Policy in this Company
aro the following:—-
A party insured for the whole term of life may atony
time borrow ans-half the amount of annual premium,,
without note or security, or deposit of-pohey, and is cii*
tuled ip division of profits.
lie may atony ume surrender his policy, aad receive
backus value thereof one-half the gross sum paid by
him in annual common premiums*
A party already insured for whole life may, on pay*
ment pf a small sum, convert his insurance into a new
policy upon the loan system now introduced.
. Parties already insured and ewitled to a
loan, are not shut out from said two-third loan, if the*
prefer it,upon the terms stated in the Society's p&mph*
'lets.
A party may, ut a moderate annua) premium, msuu
: for life, and he survive 16 reach' the age of. 60 years, tiw
fuli sum insured opts 915.000, tat# fit .pouf to not; or if
he dies before reaching that full . sum insured
will be paid to his family orlegat representatives.
It has become customary in the Atlantic cities for con*
gregauons 16 insure the lives of their Pastors, and on-
Christmas or New Year’s day to moke the family ! pro- >
sent of the policy; This is certainly an excellent way
of showing their regard for their Minister; whose salary
in very many cates is scarcely equed to his immediate
wants. To themanof family, at his death, it Is a con*
solaUou beyond expression to know that his helpless*
little ones are thus provided for.
Churches involved, \yoold doxyell to insure.the. live*
of one or more of the trustees, at whose {demise the
amoupiwoWhp the debt.
Explanatory pamptdels and information given gratis,
at the Banking House of. WM. A. HILL A CO.,
n0v29.... Wood st,second dcor above Fourth.. .
... INSURANCE. '
milE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
.JL ANCECOMPANYr—piEce,North Room of the Ex
.
Fifi* lKsiniAnca—Buildings, Merchandize and othei
property in town and country, insured agamst loss or
damage by fire at the Jowest rate of premium- ‘
Ms Bins In also insure Vessels, Car
.goes and freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or
spcciaipolicies, us the assured may desire.
also insure merchan
dize. transported by Wagons, Railroad Care.Cahal
Boats and Steam Boats, on rivers and lakes,oaths xnosi
Liberal terms.
.DIBECTORB—Joseph H. Seal,Edmund A. Souder
John <?► Davis. Robert Burton, John R. Penrose, Samuel
Edwards,Geo. G.Leipcr, Edward Darlington, 'Isaac R-
Davis, William Folwell. John Newim,Dr.lt. fit. Huston:
Jomcs.C. Hand, Theophilus Paulding, H. Jones Brooks,
Henry Sloan, Hugh .Craig, GeorgeSerrili. Spencer Me*
llvain v Charles Kelly, J,G. Johnson,'William Hay, Dr
S. Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre* Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH.—D. T. Morran,
Hugh Craig, Jno.T. Logan.
- • WILLIAM MARTIN, President:
Tnos. C. Hsjto, Vico President.
Joseph W. Cowan, Secretary.
ID* Office of the Company, No. 42 Water street, Puts*
bnrgh.- UelOidtf) P. A. Agent..
Fir© and Barlne Tnsnvaaeo*
ITUIE OFFICE of tha insurants Co. yNbrtX dwimes
X has been removed to the Wairehause 61 Hardy* Jones
A Co., No. 141 Front street,thlrdhouae Eastof Wood
street, where the subscriber wUlißsae Policies on Build*
inga and their contents,and onShipments by Steamboats
.and other vessels, for the above old- tuia responsible
Company. ; 1 lap3j ’ WM. F. JONES, Agent. .
• (..>■■. iiifl and Health Ihioraacoi -
THE MUTUAXi life and health insurance
of PhUaddphuiy Incorporated by the
legislature of Pennsylvania, March,lB4B; Charier Per
petual, Capital 9106,000. .Rates lower than any Penns at
vania Catnpany, and.full S9*per cent. lower than tne
Dsoal rates of Lift Insurance,as the following eojnpati -
non willahow. Thus n person or the age oflfa insuring
for 8100 for lift, must pay in the Giratf Bi3o, Pennsyf
vania 82,30, Penn Mutual 82,30, Equitable 82,04; New
L *
DmncipKSr-Samuel D Orrlck, Charles D Hall. Wm S'
Sj o “'iß°hejt P-KingCharlcaV Hayes, MW Baldwii,
Chas O B CaippbelljJil M Reeve, M. DiLowlsCoorer!
J Rodman Barker, E H Bailor, Edwin b Coim. 'Prtrii
dent, Samuel D prrick j Fees Prejident, Robert P- Kina
Secretary, France Blackburne.
, wilLbo received and everv information
given by.. SNIVEL. FAHNESTOCK, Oyyica:
Commercial Rooms, cornor of Third street*
Pittsburgh. - • 1 ’’WTfl-y
- «ad Bannstuuraacv,. ■ • > *
mHE Inaurance Company of North Americtf. of.Phil*-;
Xdelphm, through its duly authorized Agent, the sub* ;
scriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insuraaca
bJSSi MdriviX iwi ' iclm * y,ttnd on <!Wpmau -
. , . ■ DIRECTORS:
Arthur G.Codin, Pres’l. ■ Samuel Brooks.
Alex. Henry, : ... Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones, , . Samuel W. Smith,
Edward Smith, Ambrose 'While, : : i."
John A. Brown. . • • Jacob M- Thomas
..JohnWhite, • . Johuß. NefT * : .
lapmaaP.OMts, .., ... v.ElShaWfl.Wood,’
W9 1 -'' , ye>h,J . ; Jienry D. Sherrard,Seo'iK
Tius is tho olie?t la»uranee Company in the United
States, having heea chartered in 17#4. J\a cbnrteris jieK
petual,au(Urqm ita high sumdutg, long oxperleneeiom
pie means, and ftvoiqmg ull risks of an extra hajaraous
: character, it may bo considered as offering ample securfr
ty to the public. ... WILLIAM P. JONES,-:
At Counting Room of .Atwood, Joneftfc Co.. Water and:
Front sta., Pittsburgh . maydy '
. Dissolution. ’ , *
fTiIIECo-Partnerahip heretofore existing between tie
of I. S. BONNET&Co.,
is this nay dissalvedtiyinmual consent. Either partner,
may nse.the name of>tne concern in settlement. - ■.; is
' JEROME 3. BONNET; .
: MATTHEW D. PATTON/: :
PiMjSorgh, April Ist, 1850.
_ ID* Having sold my enure inlereslia the firm.pf J. a.
Bonirar s Co. to m. d. Pirrojr, my into nnrutcr, and in
reurwgfrem bnaraem,ltasegredt plealnre in recom
mending him to-the confidence of mv friends and the.
public [ap3] J. fl. BONNET.
B. O. Stocliton,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
- - rW0..47.C08!Ut8 OP M+STTt ARp, TEnLD ETBSmi Wi'
TrAS constantly on hand for salo—Wriutlt?..Letter
B
PRINTING 1 INfi-SScSie wIU feel) 2*tJ? e bWffiSS
price* or fn ezfeliango for Rfegi Bcranm.« • v
■ *- a Bemovei. ; - : —:■ ■
,“«»as,wi,%'sua'sf»K3
«®iss , aKsa'SlSS
Sf.ru^avssssiasi'KS
forepace, arrangement andgoodlight, that he iscerSin
of sniungeverypersttn who may favor him^rtthS^Sf
His etpek is. complete; in-evory article in h|e itee ahd
greatpamswili be. taken at all time# to bhorv
persons Wishing la look or hay.; * ” ZTr 800# * 10
;t. OCISI. > r.nu r~JV-: !'! .• ■; \.\i I.VNT>
P^SWo£jas»Bßß'i gg *g
. "sssiaate* I
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BAMTX, i’ERPKXVITV AND BECUtUT ¥.
THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND v
LIFE XSSiraASOES BOCIKT7
111 ECM
ax WEISO QOOOSI o
MatUt ttrettt JVfc *5 , between; fourth tt. * thu 'Diamond.
mjUE la nqw-receivingixom the Eastern
X cttiera btratiufaf, cboiee an,d desirable stbcfc<of the
newest labndtf dad designiHrom the London lancF Pans
Markets, - -
> y:
-PoreliMediDijbd NewVorkarfid. Philadelphia Markets
m the JoWeit casti prices; 'Embracing every Variety of
■ge nearest sad nehehtstytesj andfatest importations of
* r ® n ,@b- English and German Goods r omongtho tending
articles,will 6efbunjithe follpwing:- ?** *-»
Berage do Lames, iirom lBf cents to the
Engluh Lawns*/from ttj'cehttlto’lhe •
finesiquahtymaoafaetured.''r ■( >•*>:;•! i
pS®Jvl«^ cints & yd
bfif^rtafi6^” a ” ~10W Wle ’ fiom lucinu< °> e
bMiono?i!S'St Gm Bfadniß, from 121 eentstaOib :
9 vara” 1 * ana raer * ClLn Cluntos,fiotn 6i to ISJ cents
Mntfics^niyi l^ 4 «oi - embroliisrejtlloaUni..Bnd Qi
i,pcw style jilhjn and figured Eniriiji Pophnß:
; ■ sflks • h *' rtper Gr s do «hme
Sniln i, i?S r dbanjeabld Silks and
fS P o 1 1 a *£ ,ack ,BMnbaziiiei,end abean-
Fkenc“ThriClo 1 f h. ,aCk “ d “ lotcd and
■ : • u SJSA.WLS'" lW i ■'*’
i Chameleon Silk and Tmk Saite'Shnwln; .nperidr Her
nanna Silk Tisjne and Berspf. Siia.yrh : Cashmere,
i Thibet, BroshaandMonside LaraeSbawls > • 1
I FANCY ANIX VAmSTH GQODS 1 -
I French work Copes and Cotttfts; new style Bonnet
i Ribbons; LinenCambifcHdkfsaQ&Cr&vatsjblackand
colored Kid Glove*? iasle-ThraadyMohair aid Twisted
•Silk Glares SilkrWowfddhkfl Cotton Hose;
together with a large and complete assortment o( Para*
sols and Umbrellas. -a, ; r « - -
; v ( QENTZEa&tf&<jtOpt>3. \•<
• <Fren*b ahd'EnghahClmhir'CartfmiteA and Vestings;
SilcShmsaiid ’.Drawers pFoncy XJravais; Xanfea Cara-'
bno araiTSilfc Udkfsj together, assor
t'RtreslaDiaptr ind Crash; Irlshlaaeh and Liden Lawns;
Cassinetu and Kehlncky-Jeansy Cotto&odes; Bed Tick
: mgs ;.Checks, ‘ Uomesno.GlngßJimsi White and
Canton Fl^itnels,d;c-,v ; ; '
The customers of thto liooso ondallcasn.bayers, are
requested to cdl) and give thfe ttbov& godds an early ex
amination*. The stock is large , eiid’ooaiple(e > 3n-'6Yery
variety and style, all ofthe >atestimpOjrtduons i and will
be . sold at the vkbt _
SEVENTH GREAT SEMIANNUAL SALE OF
: oa/T GooDSj
. . . AT TO* •• •.,-,>• fj
One PHco Store offtrA« ( SlASO&-6 CO.,
v ' : • .; JViw.flS and 04 Market ttrict. *
T|riLL commence on Mokdat,: December 30,1850
vj ond-coniume through The monlhdf January. On
inh occasion, the whole of their -immense establishment
will be thrown open for Retail Trude, nffri -their eiidf
eive-ifitnilSj amounting ;U)-> One~.Hundred And Thirty
Thousand Dollars win be offered,at Retail, at fully one
fourth less than usual paces. :
The notice of their Semi-Annual Sale io any one of
the thousands who attended the ‘sole oflasl year, will'
be sufficient guarantee forncall this lesson.’ They will
however mention a few of the Goods and Prices, for the
benefit of those who have never attended their sates-^ 1
viz:— - ...
Rich Cashmere*, - • 75 c. Usual pnceSl,oo:
500 ps. Cotton and Wool Cashmeres, 2504 usual pn.»e
■ _ ... ;
•.. XsWferContmaod Wool Delaines, 15, 181 c. Usual
pnee 20 and 250;
50ps« High Colored Plain DeLtunes, 45c. Usual price
'62|c; --tj r.
50 pg. Striped and Figured Silks, 50c. Usual .price
75C.,
. .50 ps, Black Silks. Reduced 25 percent.;
lOOps.French.Mermoes,9l,oo. Usual price
'3oopS;¥artfmettasand Lyonese Cloths. Reduced 33
percent;
'2500 Long SquareShavrih; which-Will be.sold at from
•®t to 85 less than the usual prices.;
- 3000 yds. Bonnet Ribbons, at 8 and. 10c. Usual price
18 and 25c.; . . ..
Fast Colored Calicoes, OJc. Usual pneeOc.;
100 cases English and Arae«can.CaUcoes,B and 100
Usual pncilO and 18|c^
50 eases Bleached Muslins. Reduced 2c. per yard;
260 balesßrawn Muslin—all grades;
; Al*>r-Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings, Hosiery and
Glbves,iLineng, Checks, Cloths, Cassmeres, Ciusineta
and Jeans. ■ ~. - - • - •
Together with an immense variety of other Goods, all
of wnieh will be marked down to lower pncea than any
of theirpreviouasales
They invite an early call, as many of their choicest
Goods:willsoon be sold.
The lowestpnce named at first* . " ■
A. A. MASON A CO.,
dcc3o • / '■ Nos. 62 and 04 Marketstreet
Assortment slihe following Goods: . »■
.t Ladies* book, jaconet, and musUn French wrought
cufls anacollars,.Kossathcufls and collartf; Valenci
ennes and Loui3,Ndpoleotido do; -Louis Napoleon Mo
line, Brussels and.Apphque capes end sleeves; chemi
•teUesblaek ChAtuum and. love veils; ladies’ break-
Jhst caps ;■ infants’* ops and waists *, embroidered Uucn
. cambric handkerchiefs;- English thread laces-and edg
ings; jaconet hud Rwisa edgings and msertings; to
.getherwith a general qssonment of French embroider
ed and laee goods.*-Fdr sale by - • ' ■
A A MASON A CO,
. mar 4 < . Nos. At and 04 Market street
SPRING BONNETS—Ourfini lot received andepen*
ed—comprising in part the following styles:
White and Yello w Lace { Queen’s Own; •
AlbomCtup; Hair Tulip:
Milan do; Jenny Lina and Saun;.
English do; FlatedSiraw and Saun do;
Pine Strawand Diamond; r Pearl and Loop do;
Florence Crimped; American Lace;
English Pearl; Uanganan Mixed;- i-
English Albone; - - Fluted Manilla:
■ •: : -gntr .. dftS ■ • '
marlS • / ■ : : A A.MASON A CO,
A T EASTERN JOBBING PBiCES.—II6 pieces
JX Black and Fancy colored French and English
•CLOTHS; Pilot, Cloaking and Drab Cloths.
• Just opened at • A; A. MASON A CO.’S, .
dec2 * • - Nos.CS and 64Market street..
■ ■ .
fHE subsenbers take this method to inform property
holders, house-buiLdera, and all others lutereßiadv
that they still eftnunpe the bustuess of Tin Roofing, in
alliis breaches. Their skill and experience in thispart
of the basiness, has hitherto enabled them to giveentire
satisfaction*: And/they hope, that by canunuing the
same policy, of asurcthe best materials, and employing
ekilLfal workiuen,talccep up this favorable impression.
If the question of Tfttßocfiug was new,'or just brought
-before the' nbtico’oFthiS'community for the first time,
•we wonld consider that lhe importance of the subject
would justify us iel, extending our views on its superior
advantages.. ThiSfhowever. is not the case.'-We shall
therefore, cQnhnoaarseiyestoa few'remarks.. On the
6th day of Jane, lß44.Jnearty seven years ngo,) we fin
•tsbed our first :job of Tin Roofing in thia place. From
that npitothejpreseiu.time, wp have covered with tin
the roots of tnerflnpst and most costly buildings that
have been erected in this county. We have given our
' views on a previous occasion on- the supenorndvantage
ot Tm over iron, os a covering for houses. And lime,
the great tester of a}l but too clearly proven
the correctness of oqr opinion.
Again,if weplaceTinta jaXta-posiuon.With Slate as
u covering for think that tin wil! bear a favo
rable comparison, with some decldQfc:&dvantogea.—
These advantages ore, that when un is the roof can
be materials, in the
length of rafters, brick m the gable' the
housAeasyof.accessln case of a fire, and showing a
b etter finiah and appearance.' Also; when tin is used
the gptien are worked in, thereby, savingthe extra and
heavy expense for copper gutters, copper flashings, Ac.;
—tnmgaindispensible.on s{aie roofs. If further reasons
were deemed nedessary, wceonld-offer tha experience
of onr eastern cities in proof what has beep hdvnhced,
idA it is a well known fact that New York add other east
ern citfeaveiT generally prefer even' tin for their most
coslly-and splendid buildings, QotwuUfttandingthey have
a full supply of slate at ifielr Withtheseremarks
vfe Qub|eciwuh'those jnterested,And will
tqke pleasure in giving fartheMnfarraaUon {when called
on. t JOHN DUNLAP A GO,
ftw7,:.if.i corner Market and Becond sis.
. \n SUDOpcd &bo.uldcra, *
'•.CJOQVL W5Ks-3HAvIE3/-"!Thwa -Brices ore essential*
£J.,ly adapted, lathoae whose proiefircionsih life render
the inclined postlire necessity To the consumptive,
the Sedentary,; and all those who, in their ddilypntgnrt?.-
have contracted "the habit of this SbooJ4er
Brace is inestimable. It preventsthe shoulders from
falling forward on (he chestj ezpands the dippprmpna of
the chamber in which'the- .Lung* add Hehrt -anvcon-f
tamed, and gives buoyancy to the Whole frajne ruins,-in
itsaction, conntentcung the pnncipalcaaaeS wnlch lead
to disease in thoselmportant-organs, and top numerous
rnun of nervous Ills, to which somany are inbject l •
Forwleby”. ■ HISYSE&& .mWfiLW:
mqig -- i ' t UO Wood rt'.
" - Dr> Hflt f » AMoalaaJ Supporter.
■ rriHIS inamimtnlis-usediii all,ihoEustern cities, with
>' X unparalleled success:. ;Tho effects produced by it
•aretruly wonderful,id till Ihosoeaeea where abdomi-'
ndl support ta needed;ironrwealtnt«s of thd abdominal
musclcsi •liaaio tare cure tbr Jalliur of the: womb, sad'
the-long list of diseases whiehailendlhat cbmolaint'
For sale by KBYBEE & M’POWELL,
marB 140 Wood at
' f T , Fur w 'f u^r l!> r Ww,ly retommended
,•» - lathoaffliotedfor the radical cnreof.Hsrnioor.Ruj>-
luri.. They retain the.rnpttire- perfectly, dud may f!e
ense comfort by, tbfr patient, and-have
beefi known, in many instances; laeffeot a dneedycdre”
For side by SEIfsM i M'DOWEEi:
-Si"§. 140 Wood st
Ja2nro^S^SHi¥S" all0 ”’ Pa,ent
. ALSO-r 3 Dot Barbers 5 . Patent Scissors, direct from
the manufacturers, aad for sale at r...
B°W» * TETLfcm 100 Wood st,
. mayB9 S daots below Virgin alley-
•l* B L..3.WATERMAN A SONS;
Notice, , ■ j ... ■
• A W'PWMM iadebted.tit.the late firm of Johkstoh fc
'A. Wilipioaso call, and settle iimolistely:
dSo save costs. tfobOl.: JOHN'FLEMING,Ag>n
.jrn, tvmniirt.t*—- • Joufa uift.ih
_ , L J. D. Will 1.1 Ads Cu CO., ’ *
WHOLESALE 'AND. BET AIL FAMILY GROCERS,
Forwarding, and ■ Cotttmunon Merchant*. ■
... Add Dealers in > ?
.. eotmrhr t&d&ccs and pnrtsvaaß hakupacictub,
•* * • Comet <f Wood atuf Ftftk siretUi
•• maiS •. ■ ■■■■■ v ■ ■Pittsburgh.
. , ;tt: OJ5lBiS*»«-"‘ T TH
■nOX/ACTORY AND JOMINQ SHOP,
U Duanrao, nrytn/jlfcy, rtird story, bclwuh feed Odd
liberty AtraU- Boies of all descriptions: made and dr.
liyeted at the shortest nonce. : Ifebl9-ly
3MINY-ObbJsl'vt’earl" BeaverHotilny: ~
, .*? do-. White Flint Cincinnati Hominy
utl receiTsd and for solo by - WM-DYrr--^
>.'£ &*:>■■ ‘ .• ; . ;\V', : . Vr v'
+'-’iy : ■
®rg ©oois.
ABSALOM MORBIS, r.
, , .. Market street •„
Oiotfu x Cloths I Cloths J
.j-/'— 1
-iw Vs*
St *
' ;V " .'--7'>
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'*V ’>
■ •>• •»» .
'U* r, .7 ’ J’-f* r t> "Vf -f/
■ V “ *.' -■ *,rc' 5 ’ -v’ T..'*’**
- - ~
. .. i ; iflimuoiuous.
nqa-i>Aiiaift.Wi woqpwbu, « .'
Tfr tS CABINET - \gL|
jmmatFrmmTUßE MANUFACTURER, fp;
. Ware-rOoml 97 ond TJUra *troot»
T' *W;-VPY reip fcc tfdliy informs fcfs meu4i-and c astern* » ~
tl i nt! that.be ha* and fi-ft
neußtock .of household furniture ever before seen in™ *
':fhi&ityfk*3ftla thetjaallty '
materials* best-workmMship,and
designs: andfrom theexteat of hisordersand■
in
fnrniare,fitthe West V. j.\ - •■■*:■
. He has adopted the prwoiple of ftentifrmg the cus-’=,
•tomeraVinteresJ withhLiownfiQ quaiityonctprice, and
keeps always on band the,gre«est variety of every
onption of furniture, from the Cheapest and plainest, to,,
the most-elcganrand costly} that&houjrt?'or anypartof {
pue, may he furnished ;£rom his stock, or ..manufactured
expressly td-order. - He ther^oie'solicit*
that the advantages 6f We esthblitbnfcat may be Jcnowa/
;Tbe following articles consist-in part, offal* stock, whieix
‘fbrriehriess of styleandfinish, carniot be surpassed in '
any ot lhe Eastern cities :i •: .
■ 'Parlor, . . sr- .
drawing'din* *i.-
• -ingj- and' Bed room
• . '• ichaiTB, asf every variety,- if
. . consisting, of rosowpood, raa- i v
hogaby and walnut Etiznoethen,
.. description; Couches, Solos,Teie-a-tele.andDi
r vans of the'latest French-ana i'j. :
TashaeatWbatrNotsj&adtladiesVfarlor Desk*
of various kinds ; Work Tables and fancy inlaid h
' stands, 1 tntialc'stands, ?ajid holders,‘startletop,tsa* •«':*
. hogaay, rosewood and walnut centre and; sofa, ta
.l bles,. extension dining tablet r ail aixesof the . K- : .
mostimproved,ELnddecidedly; the* best Und j
• .made; card, Pembroke hall and. piertables, k.
wardrobes, bedsteads tod Wasbaiahds of ~
- l f each n large dssohtaent} :gothicJiall &•-
r . ;i; ottomans
: add - atobls,' secretary ' and bo6k 1;
1 cases, aide boards, tiro screens,
towel racks, hat stands,-and
mtmc'Btoolsj cribsand cot*• r
, .fo*,ehUdreni.paper,mache,
table.and..tea poys, ma-
fapganyf rosewood, and ' f;
• inlaid - pearl Table*. fi -
:>■-ir:'&c.:,dtc;;ite.'-';v • 1 .
■ A large assortment of .COMMON FURNITURE an >
WINDSOR CHAIRS. CAxrtwriuiiSsiJpi£f*
all articles in-their line :•••■; •. :?v ••..v.'-.nVi-*- y
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, famished at the short*
dsfnntlce. ''-•:«• • --k- ■
ij-^AliorderspioapUylnov2B.'.r* *
, UHAIUS b'UH.aiTß«,lfi. 1: ■
No.iß'T/Ltrditrat,batcud Uarhttand Wood, South ttd
-7> Ws 'have now on hand-a ldiae
W. splendidßtock of*~~-i u -lTnfrn>nnliiiiilWr'~*'
WMandCAßlWETFUnNmißfewliii.tiw. -W S
vaieconiident cannot bo *u rpasaed, ih—
equalled, in this City,orn tie Wp.t, in style and finis!’
Those who are in wanioi :Foraitune aje «speetfnll!
invited to call and examine for themselves. (1 .
.By Steamboats tarnished onih.i shortest natice. k ...
, lljrAllotdersnrbmpUjrauendedto.p :
ieblß-'tf O<Bt)NNEI.L. MULLEN & CO.l
• FonUtnre ima ciult Wan Koeau. 'iV
r£gßm>-'s<g*XBW G 'i* 'ffy) »»*»*« SRfaJfil l:
kcepconmanUyoii hand Was
lo order. at ihe.loweit prices.* ffi.'Vt
HOUSEHOLD and STEA&IbOaT FURNlTimfe, £-S
CH4IMS,b{ the bast wotkmanshipimdmdßt approvt';' v
styles. -V .... ~ . feblS: 1
- .BteambootajAlroyt . reCk
sabseribers tender their aofi\ .
tie favor* bestow Yifc
■ed open theme hT 1 'their Steamboat' friends, nod rat .
would respectfully remind them and others late- *!) -
rested in bniMinff boats, that they are at ail times pr :■
pared to famish, on the 'most reasonable terras, even ■ -
description of Cabin Furniture and Chairs ot tie be] •
material and workmanship. TBYOUNG& CO., k, '
Comer Third and Sinlthfield streets, U
opposite ll Brown’s Hotel. 1 -} '
° v ' - Dnulor." . ?? tma £
CABINETWAREHOOII,SHI'ni FIELD STREET ’
WL.a-rariety' orexcoUentaßdftßiloimtle Fnraitni-
waitanteji Bijasl w;any in toe fiitjr, sad sold on •)
. J vi P^ 7 ° rn k le , rm^-t? s 9 a e obtained at tiny similf.
establishment id Jte West: ttDW on hand t
nnnsunlly extensive stocftembracUtgaintindaof Fan?
mrcjiromtoc cheapest and plainest to the most cosu
and elegant:; All prdctn promptly attended to. mrtiliC ‘
.*.mWKE(I * OOn. ■■■. |
TT AX?. 9? S^SSS 1
XX CHAIR MANUFACTORY; No. MBmithfieid
dttoißsnnnrtaaiitof.Aaay and plain 'Furniture, whitf
they will stlllSpeircent, below coatomory-rate*. v
. : . • :.r- , [d«27:ly?
WM. E. STEVENSON continues to main
fm TMr; factor* CABINET-WARE 61 every dttcn]
at his old stand, corner of Liberty ; as|
HSSffllSeyenlH streets. UNDERTAKING attend 1
to, in all its branches, - mayll 1 ;
-BoU?m Pin Brisk fflanulaelnring Compaaj.
•'!! jj / ,' : -
JAB. GLOVSSj S. M. EISB, D.7.JOJIEB, H.B.UAQtIA^
KJKE & CO., Proprt«tori,! v
subscribers having" been appointed Agents <<- r
A, the above named concern, will seep- constantly if
band asopply 6f the celebrated Bolivarßreßdofe Ci
cibleJfiteClay, Fttrnace. Hearths and'lnwall*. Tb* 1
rure.also ready to receive"order* for said Brick.to '&
made in size an. 3 shape to suit purchasers, which ih/T '
pepromptiy filled. :, v. - g
',” B donotaeern it necessnry’to eritunerate the mar* •
: advantages theßolivar Fire Brick posess'over allot
. **■.that have been offered for sole in the United Stair
their superioritybeing-well known to almost aUpeno'
who use Fire Hnck. - The proprietors have determine,
that shall lose none of their present envv ■
ODleTepuiauon > and!.tliaidiO:expensß shall oe spared [* '■•
them even better than: they
rms is the only establishment row maimfactarlne FT ~
.Bnckat Bolivar. ;r ' KIKR dc JONES* i' : -
mar!7 Canal Basin, Seventh st, Pittsbaxgbl'
•• » wine stoMr*' *
70 walnut street, philadblpttta '
Oj^laTgrisaleain^lfrbyMintocfiinsiimert^-baenoblir l
{UTgely to repjemsh jus slock by freshicmortatioxis, ai- •
ihe bf offering some of the b? - \
T Sf«>%S™v?s“” * ,rer^!7 ported^ ttyiim. He wot* ‘
refer to some invoiceaas fallow*—^t 7 . lT - '
~■? DUFF.GOEBON 4 CO. SHKRHIES-eiibracinsi de
c &“ Pa >f.“‘y='7„>aw pnees, rare old- and tomeve
,^pM^iSS»ag!KSiS?
screßifibett stimulaiiog, and have not the acid
many other wines. s ■
FORT specially elected i
his to consumer* from the stock 6f*‘BußMssroV
et Opono, and imported direct. ft..
i,|W! Wineßarefijityand delicate, andlhave be.
highly'approved by hi. easterners, beoaoseor the
pSSdbffSiact y 0761 ■ a “ olhBr P "“ lMIWW “
kcv pn‘S? TOT ' WHITEfORT and MALI
various sort., dry and rid''
.South Side i oldEaattmd:WC«tlndia..^erciallAc 1 Ac- 4«
..dadranpht, m bottles and by casks.... ■ l it
. Astt the SPARKLES'WINES Or'thO subscriber,'
ia weU known that tli e AIOET EXTRA CHAMP A ON :
and the,splendid SPARKLING MOSELLETImporu
Wi W other •tVines: and are so':
at price, hs low as moslOfllm Inferior wines now in tl ’
.ntarietwiticharenutnponbnyersasiSM t;.. .
He hasalso CIWUpi.GNE\VINEBof bran?
and qualilieent Very low prices: retail Of wholesale.'
bSbSli ? i?£^f^ r l^ I !l? S ’8 e i 1 5 ,a11 2*>•» »”“«> -
ber holds hunselfdo be d judge, and he offara the 6ne
Very.loW!e.tprifie,hy:th<i sinple d“
gent to thenmclass, or.“gramcr cm ”af Mptw?* >• -
-:; BURGUNDY
assure customers that he can present to them, from h '
a bottle of Burgundy a* France afford;
S AUTERNBand BARSAC always on hand in botUe' :
His seiectioaof RHINiitftnd.luGSELLK WINE''
from the cellar*of Nesa**itaiuUßn & Jokda» % of C J
Mens, are exteamyft and: number many Still Hocks ai'
.is the be.
*2“ S cefebreu'
*g!»«Waa*»ss» .
h l '
S© ™ lllO
Address,-- _JACOB SNIDER, JJL, '
Store,
7& Walant street, Phila. i-
| /Ayonei ror doloetio *
a> lie stow ofAftroer &B<ffiiuos
rtJW jtfajt, iSearMHonaW'* tavini-l^f,??L?“s-f, n ‘' -
bafjth. tiuneii&in BHBNBIpi^AN^ ro ,g 1 & tt!l •-
te
Door Stair eartil .
■Co«nh 5 b ' “i? H *“i''•
Jjcietfftpjnjieiat<wt , in>D'ortaAon» a feS\^ ave **®®° «••
no«. TViiltVneve'«jnS*' > J?wi?i l -.* n^ * >eat mwufaeio-'
:W««fSnd eUTsrlut nSy YttroJ^iiS-iSfiS^ 1 hI S caslo ' ‘
i«n»4 Wair ebS» ! cS,S , caU > £™'
-
OW WBH—l5 drums Cod foil in ejotb , ni i f
*M» «j le* wrt 4B»au«k. : Fortele.to^ I ‘ 3 ~' ie,y »®Po- .