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•_III I IPADE - 131 iIiJC Vo DB -
12o.tcestots to John APFaden.ar: Co. j•
Cana" Baeitt,-Pennsirea.
Permit. Rallgoact..oentral I
THE subscribe= having been appointed shipping . ;
Agent* for - the Pennsylvania or Central Railroad,
inform the public =at weary now prepared to receive
any mercharsdize or 'produce for shipment east on Ole
opening of the Canal. - •
Goods* this route will be carried: through.= five
days, and all consigned to us will be forwarded free of
tommission'or charge for advances. • '
Y• 7113 or =nowt aurw cart rut zantaszu &Firrsaution - .
Dry Goods,llats, Shoes, Books Stationery, Cutlery,
Confectionary • -Fruits, Feathers, Furniture, Drags, Me
dicines, Saddlery, Wool ) &e., &c., S 1 to 1H lbs.
Hardware, Qa eenswarc, Groceries, Paints, Dye Stuffs,
Oils, Leather . Clover, Flax, Timothy and other Grass
Seeds, &c.,004.1 , 100 - .
Bacon, Beef, Pork, Butter, Lard, Lard Oil, Tobacco
Leaf, Coffee, Tallow, Grain and Rags, 60c, f ' lo o the.
Ashes Marble, (rough.) Tar, Pitch, Rosin, German
Ealtlel9, &e., 50c. V 100 lbs.
1"5"/E1 firFADFN At COVODE.
PASSAGE fromIIVIRPOOL, LONDON and GLASGOW;
TO
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NFW YORK 4: - .p TR. 71
ANDFROAL LIYERPOOL TO NEW ORLEANS A BA L.
TIMORE, BOSTON, CHARLESTON AND
,SAVANNAH DIRECT. • ..
..zaPettloTT & CO.'S
General Etnigrationcind Foeign ,gritange Office.
THET. .
undersigned having accepted the Agency, oft he
above well - known House, is prepared to bnng e tit
Passengers from the Old Country, ones favorable ter is
as any other Hone in the City.. •
Passages can-be engaged in the following lin. e,•
selling panetoally'• on the days appointed:
SWALLOWTAIL Line leaves Liverpool on the 6th
and 2let of each Month.
RED STAR LEN& leaves Liverpool on the 26th of
each month. • • . . •
THEE LlNEloaverLiverpool Twice a Month.
THE LONDON LINE of Packets sails from London
on the 6tk, 12th,2Ist and '26th ',revery Month..
THE CLYD E LINE of Glasgow Packets sails (rem
GLASGOW on the -lot and 15th of eaeh month. •
Azost--.A. weekly Line of Packets for New Orleans
Passengers ehiped from New York to any part ./t
Ecr The Senior Partner resides in Liverpool, and sa
pertntends the•emboreation of all pazsagee engaged in
this Country:.: • , • .
P.S. Persons desirous of visiting the Old County
can. have. their pa...saga engaged through from Pitts
burgh, by. application either personally .or•by letter,
(post paid) to the unde reigned. JAMES BLAKELY, •
• . , Corner of Sixth and Liberty streets,
(2nd story)•Ptioburgh.
Fare Reduced.
.MCYNONG4HE LA ROUTE
1851 - ,
VIA
Browrtnille and Cumhaiand to Stikimors and Phitudia.
,riakiE Altrrni.tg Boat leaves daily at 8 o'clock. A AL,
precisely, connecting with the Cuss at Cumberland
next morning.
The evening boat leaves daily at 6 o'clock. P. M.,
(except Sunday evenings,' connecting with the care at
Cumberland next evening, nt 10 o'clock.
Time through to Baltimore 32 hours: Fare only $9.
Time through to Philadelphia 40 hours. Fare only Bto.
The National Road is now good. Conductors go with
the coaches 'between Brownsville and Cumberland—
•which makes this decidedly the best routs East
J. 111E2E1 MEN, A gent,
je2y '• . °Mee in the Mononchbela House.
• - •
•
.Y 1,4
. -
Transparent Window Shade Factory.
48 IRWIN STR.EST.•.. ; •
(Brrwgvv PENN an , LIBZIITT 11221=1:'
-Lln
IST OF SHADES on band and ade at ill times to
order
-34,4-4, 5 4 and 0.4 Buff Shades, plain and bordered ;
"•" • "
Transparent green do;
" Dark " do; .
Landscape Shades of every style;'
• - • Moonlight do do do;
Gothic and Mezzitinto, of new style;
t fr
STOKE SHADE?... of any color, wah Lettering orDe..
• . signing.. OIL CLOTHS on hand.
t ... Also, a lot of SHADE TRlMMlNGS—complete at 25
Cents per shade. DT Curtains hang on reasonable
P. S.—Pedlars still do well io call at the Factory, be
. fore purchasing elsewhere
aprlikam - E. li. REBHAN.
COPYING PRESS.—Vartons styles letter copying
pressen,the screw, the lever and a new patent, di(
feting from any .before brought to this market; also,
copying books, &large stock of all sizes, leaves paged;
Arnold's Hiblierfs and Harrison's copying inks; copy
ing brushes and oil pipet—for sale by
W. S. HAVEN; Stationer,
my3O nor Market and Second an-
SUtt.sCal KERS to G. Via Uk dtfluatrated London.
Works, and the public generally, are respec trolly id
formed that the An Journal for May is now ready for
delivery. ; This month is more Man 'mails interent ngi
ns it contains many eogravtags of objects now nXhihtt
sag st the World's Fair. A. 15.0, the filth and sixth num
bers ot the Cyclopredia; 113 well as the thirteenth and
sixteenth parts of Fletcher's Devotional Family Bible .
Partleavlstting the Store, will, it is believed, have an
Opportunity of seeing the moat magnificent Bible ever
tamed for sale in Pittsburgh.
WOOD%V&ILD k JELLEY'S,
73 Third street.
GAS CHANDELJERS.--Just received, some very
beandPalpatternsof Chandeliers, of olive, gilt and
artistic bronze. Citizens are respectfully invited to call
and examine my stock. 'particidarly one pals, Made to
-order, of Cornelius la Co.'s Ve st manwacture.
Also, a large asectitmcot of Lamps and Chandeliers,
salable for dviebings, boats ; balls. churches, ac.
mval W W. NVTLSON.
- watches and esewesty.
CHEAPEST IN' AMERICA.—G. L. moo hat just
openea Store .rio. bt Unite; street,two doors north
or Third streit, where he is now selling all kinds of fine
GOLD .AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, dc.,
4t about hilf the atrial yrleca. Strangers and cit izen
_...saaaagaisreedlonttll wad see the Goons before pinata
sling elsewhere.% *
N. B.—Parrictdoi attention paid to fine Watch we rk,
and Jewelry Repiiiriog- mytelrOw
fro Contractors, Bridge Builders, &c— .
Beres island Sre Mills are now preparing to m
eets° and execute promptly dl orders for Bridge and
other Timber, on the most fav rable terms the market
wiltpermlt. , (045) JAMES CARMAN & CO.
OCRRAN, wunion & .CO: have removed their
C
Warehouse to No. 26 Wood street, in the house for
merly/nes:mind by George Cochran.. . (mrl6:2w
Festi. R. WIL.SON'S Tonic, ,Cathartic and Anil
are -
Dyspeptic Pills sold at No. SO Smithfield street.
Pills are highly recommended by all who have
used them, and arc well known in this city as a cenain
preventive of sick headache. S. L. CUTHBERT, -
tny3o Smithfield street.
Parasols; Parasols :
TORN M TIM has Just received a beautiful asaort
te ment ot those green and nine watered Silk Parasols.
Also, a new style of satin cure—all of which will be
sold at a great redaction from former prices.
JOHN W. TIN,
Whip, Catte and Umbrella Factory,
Je4 • • No. t 43 Wood street.
COTTON HOstEktY AND GLOVES—A fall assort
mentor' all colors and qualiticti of Heiden+, with a
fine assortment of Lisle. Thread. Silk and Cotton G loves,
for sale, wholesale or retail by F. H. EATON,
04 Fourth at.
rk1.t..5.-eOl.l gene, bleached Winter sperm Oil;
91:13 do Lateral colored do do;
1200 do -do spring do do;
1000 do blesc.bed do do;
1200 do do do Whale do; •
600 do :do • . do. Winter do; '
1400 do Tanners'
1600 do North West Coast Whale do;:
In stese and for !ale by
fey, MILLER & RICEETBON
PPLANTATION SUGAR AND MOLASSE... 4I —. • .
63 Mids. Primo Plantation Sugar; •
367 bbls. do do Molasses •
In store and for sale by '
in 6 MILLER & RICkETS — ON
QUOARVOUSE 'MOLASSES AND PLANTATION
strosn— • •
,•
16 bbls:Sagar Dooso.6lolacaes—St. James' Ratner) , ;
10 ads; fair Plantation Sugar;
On cattsignmenrand for' able by
jeS MILLER A RICKETSON.
MrlICE—Ill tierces Rice in awe and for naITEI ---- -
%LbirS.- MILLER & RICKETSON.
0„0 AP-160 bac. Chillicothe Soap, in glom and for sale
1.7 7eb . • • MlLLibft & RICKETSON..
RAIRINI3 7 -60 R. Raisins;
•
• 40 Ixf do do; in core and for sale by
• • MILLER & RICKETSON;•
se4 • . . Noe. 221 and =I Liberty r 4
IigUrHITH.: HAVANA itHAZIL .SUGAR. —YO Das
i n r a s i f i d a : lt y rui Sugar; 3.50 bags Brazil Sugar; in
atore ln4 • • • • • MILL ER & HICKETSON.
IL I / 4 0L719:-4 - bble.ertru Family . Flour ;
• -c 90 do. superfine :do ;lu store sad for sale
Je4 MILLER & ittIOKETSON.
CIIEKSE-29 hi's. gaper new Cheese, jO3l. fecaived on
Consignment and foi sale by ' •
jee : MILLER tiRICRETSoN: •
T SYRUP-60 bzo. Turner's Lemon , rap o
L
con gnmenrand lot ealety •
e 4 - • • MILLER te RFICETSOM
/N lIA AND FOULARD 1311 AS —Just received an
additional supply of *beaver) , cheap and desirable
did abd Foulard Silks. Th . c `above Goode . will be
olpeed out very cheap
c 3
IDA BBITT'S SOAP POWDERS.—tty too ase of 'hese
Powders the labor of washing is rdateriaily re-.
dared This artieleleriow se kbowo as to require
no peal. For able wholesile.or retail by.
• " W. A. M'CLURG & CO.,
- es . .• - 2136 Liberty street_
weratvEs INC} COM POUND -- A substitute or
,E/ raising biota, calms, &c., by, which a saying of 13
per amt. la the Floor is effected. Manufactured by B.
T. Babbitt, New Ye*. and for sale by
ape . W. A. MieLllßd 8 CO;
BABBITI73..DOUBLE . BEFINED SALERATUS—
Put upin l and If b. papers. • Any person using ono.
paper o r this emeritus rill prefer it to any oilier.
Jes For sale by AV. A. 2.I , CLURG.& .CO.
000&:17:
,y • WOODS 8c SON,
lee = •
• N 0.61 Waterstreet.
OF CH FASHION, No. 71
ESFRR , S EMPORIUM OF
Smithfield attest; Coats Irani 51,50 16812,00; Vesta
fr0m111,44 to $4,60T Pants trom 81,00 ..to 55,00...V0y5'
nits frotal32,o o to 88,00.' - • •
le4 tV'e stud*.to
Iyea wish for. a real treat try the Young ttysoaTea
- melting at ZADItRIb' TEA MART,In the T h runond,
ALSIP . • ;: • , • ue 6
IVAN AND REDNESS 01-"FRS SKIFF itt entirely re=
mosed•bithe Use of Vier Herpetle Soap, and,San
burnt hands or faces rendered smooth, soft and.delicate-
IY wYSIe hite. • Be easeful ty get the itinalne. Sol
ld d at
• xh ' - • SOSsaithfie
. . .
Removed.
A. A; MASON St. - CO
UDUlbs:Lve r reie gathers for salt.
...•pARSON rtI!KNIGRI'.-
y'
14,1 ./NUS°II. 6 • 0 " -50 ior sale b
B. .&.-FALINRSTOCK=& CO:
• .100.-/ •
-nto• iUSTA—Colman's, iceips ttf and
deal itocit lW tedifor saJOIE •In
co
- • S.* ts - citaiture&BACON for side on con.
to. a.VirOODB & BON,
_ . -
, S~t;~`
lievv Sttiek 617' -•
the, lle to her now and splendid stock of
)11:11 A ninfi l ylo ß Vi C te . th n e tal at f" tenti w on li o d f i th e rp e tfb t- -
,PLSl4o9,jusiopel3ed and ready for
among *melt lire the celebrated Hamburg P14n031
with the new improvement otthe over•strings, the la
test and most impottant -koPto7efflerai invented solely
by them and by no others,.. They, hrT al l'e v en. t rAe' l
to ba,
c,Citsl.inonhliieptrivia7biltettliinveen,.2oeubliss carved • Piano,
Louis XIV lityle,..loade:brßaCQll.k Raven, New York.
Three 7 octave.Planos, also mado by. acon & Raven,
' k.
FouLGloetavc Pianos, made by J. &. C. Fisher, late
Nunns &Fisher:New York; together with some of our
own manufacture. with "28
Booing 7 ziooiss . t
Q,CtiMITZ'S -HISTORY ~OF,GITEgr... A History or.
0 Greece, nom the earliest noses Id the destruction of
Corinth, 13..C.140; mainly baited 0011 that of Coanop
Thirlwall D. D., Bishop of St . David's. By Dr. Leo n .
and behmitz, F. R. J. E.
• The Harmony of Fropbeery ;, or, Scriptural Illustra
tions of the Apocalypse. By the Rev. Alexander Keith.
Ballads for the Tines, Heraldine, I:lectern's, A Thous
and Lines, and other Poems. By Mania Farquhar
Turper Proverbial Philoooprir A Modem Pyramid. and the
Poems of King Alfred. By Martin Farquhar Tupper.
The Heir of Was% -Wayland— a Tale. By Mary
TllO Philosophy of Mathematics. Tiensiatcd from
the Conn de Philosophic Positive of Auguste Comte.
By W. ltl Gillespie. • _ . .
Harper's New York and ;Erie _Railroad Gulch!. Book.
Containing a description of the scenery, rivers, towns,
villages, and most important works on the Road—with
one - hundred and thtnyrsix engravings. By Loosing
and Burin. from original sketches mule expressly for
for this work. By William Macleod. -
Harper's New Monthly Magazine for June.
The Gold Worshippers; or the dayswe live in—a Fu
ture Historical Novel, : By. the author of " Whitafriars."
•
The above works just and for sale by .
R. C. STOCKTON,-
.
• . 47 Market street:-
• New Books 3 ROW Hooks I •
A T HOLMES' LITERARY DEPOT, Third street,
2 opposite the Post Office:
• Harper's Magazine for Jane—No.l of new volume
Dictionary of Mechanics=-No. 30; '
Generrn—or the Historyof ayortuut. .By an Mimi.
can Lady
The Heirs of Vitast Wayland; &Tale by Mary How.
it
- London Sbalrepeare—Nos. 2 and •3
Cumming's Adventures in Africa;
History of Pendennis. By G. W. M. Thactary
The Sargnett—or Studies of the Town. By J. K.Mar
lol; •
The Atother-in.Law--or the Isle of Rays: a Tale.—
By Mrs. Southwolth ;
The Wife's Sister; or the • Forbidden Marriage —a
Novel;
The Gold Worshippers, or the Day we Live lu—a
Novel. • lied
I TUMBLE IMPROVEMENT IN TRUSSER.
DR. HARD'S IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS and
RUPTURE, REMEDY, by which a permanent cure
can be effected. ThisTrass is entirely different inform
and principles Of actlon hom Inter Trustee, having all
the advantage of a well-regulated and uniform pressure.
The pressure can be so regulated as to give ease and
comfort in the moot eiffican. •cases of Hernia, and can
be increased to almost any force desired. The pressure
in natural, and being brought to beer immediately over
the hernial opening, and affordlrg perfect ;acuity and
retention at ell ticaos,'even under the most triolentexer
else. By the nee of this Truss, when applied properly
by a skillful Surgeon, the wearer is placed beyond the
danger of strangulation, or any other dangerons or pain
ful symploms,which is not an infrequent occatrence in
the area t lag of Illy adapted Trusses. it is a very coal
men practice for persons Brawled with rupture to select
a Trees 'and apply u themselves. This is a badorac
, which can be seen only by those who understand
the anatomy of the parts affected In hernia.
We would most respectfully call the attention of
PHYSICIANS to thls Truss as see know they will ap
preciate its value. We *l4 have a variety of other
Trustee at the lowest prices. Infant Tresses kept con•
stand , / on hand. KEYSER A MeIKME:LL A
aryU7 l4O Wood street. rittstlTere. Fa.
151.711writa Abdominal atapp oo .
.I ' HESE SUPPORTERS are Intended chiefly for the
It re of P ROLA PSIS UTE It and all those diseases
where a mechanical support to tee Abdominal Vicera
is required. They give perfect support to the abdomi
nal organs, and may be worn with comfort by all. The
diseases produced by a weakness of the abdominal
muscles era Prolapses Uteri, Falling of the Bowels,
Piles, Costiveness, Pains In the Bark and Spine, Luai
mite and Extreme Peelings of Prostration, Bnartebttis,
Shortness of Breath, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspep
sia and general debility.
Sold by KEYSER A M'DOWEI.L,
•140 Wood at.
To the Deal',
DHARTLEY, Amur, from 61, North 11th tweet,
Philade , begs to inform those a his patientain the
neighborhood of Pittsburgh, with whom be has been In
communication, that he has, in compliance with their
special request,made arrangements to spend a few days
in Hits City. Ho may be seen at the St. Clair Hotel, from
9 o'clock to 3, for one weep.
It would probably be a favorable opportuotty for those
mitering with Dcaulerl.lo Call and consult me Doelor,
as he is the only graduato of any of the Medical Collo •
,ges who has devoted his attention exclasirely and vac
cessfally to the treatment of the Ear.
The following testmonialt are submitted Wall . confi
dence. They will show, at least. in what estimation his
professional qualifications are held by some of the most
distinguished medical men in the country i
" 1 have had the pleasure to meet Dr. Hartley to prac
tice, and ha re been led to form a favorable opinion of
his character, both in the profession and ass gentle D
man.
W. Palmas, M.
Professor of Surgery, fr.c.
"His professional ab lities will be tally appreciated
by thole who piece themseh - es under his care.'
/aux H. W11117.11111a. Al. D.,
• Professor of Anatomy, &c.
"From my inlet( COMO with Dr. Hartley, T have found
his deportment correct and gentlemanly. "
Vatanrclit Marl, hl. D.
Reertnu u Piaskvsk•—.The visit of Dr. Hartley to
the cayalves me an opportunity of offering my tead
monyto blf abtbtiea ; arid those who may be suffering
from that disease to which his avention has been for
sometime specially and successfully directed,msy rely
on receiving from him such treatment as to all proba
bility may resultiu a :arms:seat cure.
• Se 4 ,J. Muer, St. Clair Hotel.
VITRA FLNE 01.11.0.310 TE418,--Jost received at
_EI No. 25G Liberty surer, a very . superior article of
Oniony Tea, which we believe cannot he surpassed in
-this city.
Those desiring a very choice, delicately flavored,but
highly aromatic Black Tea, arc invited to give thu a
tnal. Green Tens of every variety, from WI cents to
el; flack Teas, of every variety, from 35 cents to el,
25k English and Irish Black Teas. Warranted to give
sausfactiolf,or no sale. Command? on hand aud for
sale by W. 21. bI'CLURG & CO.,
Jet Grocers and Tea Dealers.
Strouggisr. Look at Thus I
DAGUERREOTYPES FOR ONE DOLLAR, pat op
in Fine Morocco cases. The subscribers announce'
to the citizens of Pittsburgh and vioinity, that they can
get a likeness for one Wiliam usual price - sot to be atir•
passed by those taken in the East. sVe don't mean - to
be Burp:need by any. Having a large eky and side
light, we are prepared to star the most fastidious. We
will not ask coy. pereon to rake a likeness unless it sults
them— Miniatures put in Lockets, Pins or Rings. Sick
or deceased perms taken at their residence.
W
FOR A FE 'WEEKS ONLY.
EIERRIdIAN & LAWYER.
Rooms on 3d st., opposite St. Charles Hotel.
myld:Smd.
Dabltas Dahlias I
WEIR best assortment and most rare and beautiful ye
riety of Dahlias west of the Allegheny Mountains,
are to be had at g0110430!ell Store, Firth street, next
door to the Morning Post, one door from Wood,
This collection cost hundreds of dellars to the ama
teur grower unto selected them, and have been pro
nounced the best in private hands in the United States,
—being from Snow- Fake, (Pars . Whiter. to Fausrin
111, (Jet Black ) pand from Queen Primrose:, (best
Yellow in the world), to War Gees and Gall. (the best
eearlets in the world,) with all toe fancy varieties be
tween the opposites,
.that hays been named. Prices
shall be made to suit. Remember, RUBINSON'S,
Fifth street, one door from Wood. (01)110
1.15,4 re zweville Property for Sale.
THit 'Board of School Directors will sell at Public
Auction, on Thursday, the sth day of June, on the
premises, a comer Lot, l:1 feet front on Pikes reel, run
ning Pack along Market alley to Foster's alley—(hecing
three fronts). On which is erected a two story Brick.
and Frame Hoard. Terme made known on day of
S. H.SAFBER,
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.—A new and
V well finished two story Brick House, suitable for a
small family; a large yard, good water; and a stable,
with three . stalle--all in complete order. immediate pet.
session can be bad. Situate about three miles from the
city, on the old Wasktinalon Road. Rent 830 to the Ist
of November next, or EGO to the let of April next.
8. CUTRBERT_, Glen'l Agent,
00 Smithfield stre.i.
.• Desirable Properly for Bale.
011 SALE OR PERPETUAL. LEASE—Two beau.
F
uful lota on Duquesne Way, below Hay at, togeth
eri 48 feet by 125 to ea alley. • --
Also, Building Lots on-Pennsylvania Avenue and on
Braddock street, on the Plank Road, and grounds on the
bluffs east of my mansion. The latter property bas no
rival for beauty of prospect in this vicinity, if, possibly,
elsewhere. • JAMES S. CRAFT,
my3o 144 Fourth st.
To • armors.
1000 ACRES
LANDS FARMINGFARM
c A o
uNnDt;
locatedS R
o l n N tk g
Allegheny Riverrwitltin twelve miles of the New York
and Erie Railroad.
Also-I,OOU rims in Elk County, for sale on accommo
dating terms. Enquire of A. WILKINS & CO.,
TOO 'coiner of Market and Third sta.
Soardtng lionso•
al lin ABLE accommodations for several BOARDERS
0 can bo had intbe Diamond. Boarding either by the
:vesek; day or meal. Moderate charges.
•iny42 4 - 6 ti VIM. JELLISON.
;BEAUTIFUL' STORE ROOM TO LET—On Market
..istreet. adjoining the Watch and Jewelry Store of
W. W. Wilson. Tlue Store Ream has a plate glass
window, and le, the most attractive front in the city. it'
Is located in the very best place (or Dry Goods or any
Fancy business. The rent fouthebilance or the year
will be very low,. . Enquire of JAMES GRAY
my3t .. or, W. W. WILSON.
'EIOPLINEI! POPLINS!..—/nst ree'd this. day, per cry
press, twenty pieces beautifta ebadee of colored
Poplins, which we will sell at 25 per cent. lees than they
have.eaer been sold In ibis city. .
hiASON /a CO:,
my 29 Nos ; 62 and 64 Market st.
RIMPED TABLETONS !—A. A. Mason & Co. have
C
this day received 20 canons of those very desirable
Crimped Tarleton Trimmings, assorted colors, which
.will be eold very cheap at retail or.by the box. rmy/9
ILAPV Ea—MO Ls. tor ewe by
je2 B. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO
UP.CARB. SODA--25 ken for sale by
,jeg .B,A;FAHNEESTOCK k. co.
big. oval y
C; . • B.A. FARNESTOCK k. CO
ZEUS yrt ; OL,- , 2,000 tbs. fors by
6 2 • 11 . FARNESTO
CKK &.00
:BATH • ER1cK 7 4,900 English. for sale bp
, B. A7FAHNESTOCIE k C
viesYELLOW -20 cages altimore.
vies • E. A. E2IENESTOCK & CO
SALKRATUS.-3 0 a iski for sale by
, . • B.It.FMEIN.ESTOCIC. &CO
ALUM -60 bblo. for sige•by
, .j„,2 B. A. FAFINESTOCK.
MIII
••' • - ,
' • ',75.4:f; '
:), .
'X ' n!t= li t t •igki!94.!lte°
vbccoon:Flre 'lnsurance entataU*;
07 P=4DILYDL•
Charles W. Barmier, . ' George W. Richards,,
Thomas Dart, . Mordecai D. Lewis. ,
Tobias. Wegner,.' , Adoipbi E Boris ,
• Samuel Grant, David R. Browne,
Jacob R.Smith, • Morris Patterson. -
• • •
CHAS. N. EIANOKER, Pre 84.
" Cass. G. Busman, Secretary.
irr Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or mu - lilted,
on every description of property in town and country,
at rates sa low as are consistent with security.
' The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested,
afford ample protee uon to the assured.
The Assets of the Company, on January let, 1851, as
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as fol
lOwbvis
raortgages 018,129 as
Real - FM.llm • 84,377 73
Temporary Loam.-- -- • 83,966 17
Stooks . • .61,e89 00
Cash, &c.-----•- .... • 64,348 81
61,212,1119 44 -
Since their incorporation, a period of 21 years , they
have paid upwards of One Million Finn. Hundred Mu
sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages of In sarance, as well as the nbility and
disposition to meet with promptness, allliabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,'
Office N. E. corner Wood and 3d ins,'
Pittabursges Lite Ineursuoe uompsny.
T COMPANY was incorporated In February,
, with a Perpetual Charter, and has commenced
business on a Capital of 8100,000.
The Company does business both on the Joint Stook
and Mutual plan.
On the Joint Stock plan the rates are one-third less
than those charged by Mutual Companies, and Fifteen
Per Cont. lower than the rates of most Stock Compa
nies.
Mutual rates are the sumo as those adopted by other
safely conducted Companies. Those insured on the
mutual principle have the combined securities furnished
by that system of insurance,and the Capital-and Sur
plus Fund of the Joint Stoeldepartment.
The Charter permits the granung of insurance on life,
in every form, including the right of wife, children, pa
rents, relations ; friends or creditors--to insure the life of
another for their own exclusive benefit, payable after
death, or upon the parties arriving at the age of 50, 55,
GO or 65, at the option of the Insured.
OFFICERS.
James 9. Hoon, President. •
Samuel Itl , Clarkan, Vice President.
Joseph S. Leech Treasurer.
Charles A. Colton, Secretary.
DIRECTORS. •
James S. 'loos, Joreph S. Leech,
John S. Dilworth, Charles A. Colton,
Samuel fd'Clurk cm, William Phillips,
John A. Wilson.
MEDICAL BOARD.
•
Consulting Phyrietatts.
Joseph Guyon, M. L. William Addison, M. D.
Jeremiah Brooks, I) E.G. Edetngton, M. D.
sisentisolTetcte.na.
Samuel Dilworth, M. D.,417 Smithfied street.
Rota. Snyder, M. D, 103 Fourth 3E.
John Crawford, M. Et., SS Sixth et.
Win. Ne ll Morgandll. D., 107 Liberty au
Dr. Dilworth will be in attendedeo at cue office, every
day, at 12 o'clock.
Those who have spoken (or an agcnoy, arc requested
to call, take their papers, and commence operations
forthwith. All persoes engaged in the insurance busi
ness Natalie supplied with blanks and allowed the !aunt
commission.
Office of the Company, N 0.75 Fourth street.
sny7 C. A. COLTON, Seep.
marines Intro siAdrigAmtiiruiliartation
11HE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH A MER
ICA, Philadelphia, chartered IVY!, capital IHIOO,-
0.0. asset' January 13,051, 51,001,255 50, wili
make insurance on bulldlnga and their contents tn this
city and vicinity. Also, on property of every descrip
tion, on steamboats and other vessels, either by inland
transportation oven the seas.
DIRECTORS:
Arthur G. Coffin, Pres't , Jacob M. Tboinat.,
Samuel W. Jones, ' John R. Ncrf.
Edward Smith, Richard V. Wood,
John A. Brown. William Welsh,
Samuel F. Smith, Francis Haskins ;
Samuel Brooks, S. Austin Allitiond,
Charles Taylor, William E. Bowen,
Ambrose White, George W. Aspinwall,
Thomas P. Cope, James N. Dickson,
S. Morris Waler, H. D. Sherterd itca'y
oldest
T6l: is the Insurance Company in the . United
States, are from its high !tending, long experience. 11139.
pia means, and avoiding all units of an dim hazard
ous character, may be considered as offering ample se
cant, to the public. WM. P. JONES, Agent,
jog • No. Lit Front street.
INl — lielte — CW. CM. .
MILE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
J. ASCE COMPANY.-oSee. North Room of the L.a
change, Third street, Philadelphia.
Free lersullASCZ.—lilaildloga. Merchandise and other
property in town and country, insured against less of i
damage by fire at the lowest rate of premium.
Mao tug INSIIMAIWI.—Tbey also wows Vessels.. Cos •
pee and freights, foreign or coastwise, under open os
special psalms, as the assured may dense.
IntaroTaalleVOlTAVON —TheX . lllllO encore Inerchaw
dike transported by Wagons, RailtOSO Can. Canal
Boats and Steam Boats, on riven and lakes, on the 111:14)21
liberal terms.
DIRECTORS—Joseph 11. Scat, Edmund A. Roeder
John C. Davie. Robert Litman, John R. Penrose, Samuel
Edwards, Geo. G. Leiper, Edward Darlington. Isaac It.
Davie, Folwell,Jobk Newlin,Dr. M.llaston,
James C. Hand, Theophilaa Paulding, H. Jones Brooke.
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig. George Merrill. S.r.c nee r Me.
Ileum, Charles Kelly, J. SI , . Johnson, Wllllain Slay, Dr •
5. Thomas Jahn Seders. Wes. Eyre., Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH.— I! T. Morgan,
Hugh Craig, Jno. T. Logan.
waLLIAM MARTIN: Prest4int
Tuns. C. lILTZ, Vice President.
Joanne W. Cowan,Becretessy
(jam Office of the Company, No. 42 Water street, Pins.
burgh. Oelfcdtfl P. A. Al A DEIRA. ent.
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Felts ausrall•sima• Insurance.
gum OFFICE of the humane Ce.cr Jfeni Ammer
bar been teemed to the W &rehouse of Hard y. J one-%
et Co., No. 141 Front streetoltird house East of Woud
Street. where the sub be fiber AWL/riot. Policies on Bold.
ings and their contents, aadon Shipments br Steamboats
and other vessels, for the above old and testiest/4We
Company. IWO WM. P. JONES. Ascot
tasty* rauslir Flour. I
100 K do convenienee of the citizens. the proprietors i
,L" of this "Pirrenet UDR cm( MlLLS,"hace placed
tweet fertile reception of orders, at the (*Howie/places;
I
J. It IL Floyd's state, corner of Wood and net 1194
111 .llnywooda Shoe stare, corner Liberty and Merkel
Lite and Ilealtb. Insurance. A. peeleo'f flOte.tt4 street; •
pr o hy r TATA Y l :o r ria tti da la s tE , A b i ;e T o i reo l 1 S ra lt e lt A t,
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&Watt:ire of Pennsylvania, March, Win ; Charter Per- Telegras' , Ofrirei.4rourth street:
Pcillftl;CM'i L l i 5 iVii°oo. Rout ime" 04n any Proare;• U. C. Ke.:e.t.ittteol,cor..th et . and Mathet alley;
reels Cennrony, and full 20 pet emit. tower than thr , M. Grose*. ...e.fith Ward..
• usual rates of Life Instirar.Me,ait the following comearl , i The Flour was -et will tall twice or thrice daily. for
eon will .how. Thus a prawn or the age of :hi/Raining l orders, and the Flash Ao., dclivered mutely either in
for 0100 for life, most pay in the Girard 152,',A, Pennsyb twirls or sacks, (wok Flair is preferable for family
minis e2,M. Penn !dutual LUIS, Egaitabie 111,04. New use.) lambent charge for cartage. .
England $52.7i, Alb ton SAC!. Near h ark Life SIVA, IRI It to plain that be accounts can be *l wad, and that
and Ileafih,l2Whaddphiebell,ol. drivers can hen co palmis awn to leave Four Without
' Duscrots—tiamuel D Orrick, Charles It OWL Win F payment. We hope that the public will be pleased with
Boone Ro b ert P Ki ng , cha t tel, y li k Tea,M W Baldwin. this arrangement, es we shalt endeavor to do am lust
Chas 43 u Canipbeil.l . l.l M Reeve, M. D.; Lewis Cooeer, ce. insayr:33 WILMARTII it NOULE.
J Rodman Darker, F. It Rutter, Ldwin R Cope. Perri. •
dem, Samuel D Orrick ; Vice Poi:idiot, Robert P. King Dr. W. P.
Sur/tory, Francis El lack I/ erne. VETERINARY sum:Lori, G I LDS, been )„,....-,
.
Applicattons will he received and C r et e InfOrtatd.ol: T furled toretun , h.T his r 6 coder•lesiclel• Ci. '
w as
given by SAMUEL FAIINESTOCE, Agent. Orman 6 ;4 °dill his PreferiziOnal eetviees to the
Commercial Rooms, corner of Third and * Wood streets Citlittsa of Pittsburgh and its vicinity; end takes the
Pittsburgh. ,,,,,t, ,r present opportunity to express his acenowledgmenvi to
them fur the ilettesing eueourogetuesituleydblextead to
him in the proseeuilon of his profession daring five
veers, and nem tonics their patronage. flame prac
tised for the 111.4 too years in the United States, he pre
sumes he is capable of treating the 'rations diseases to
which Horses ate liable, in en able and scientific man.
Piro and Marino insurance.
num Insurance Company of Nortb America, of nibs
delphia,througb its duly antliorited Agent the sot•
scriber, oilers to make permanent and limited Insoranc•
oileropcity, in this city and Us viclnity,and on shocera
by the canal and rivers.
RECTORS:
Arthur a Colßn, Pres% Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry, Charies Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel M*. Smith.
Edward Smith, Ambrose. White.
John A. Drown, Jacob 111-Thomas
John White r John R. Ned.
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wocal,.
Wlll. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrard, Sec . ,.
This is the oldest Insurance Company In the United
States, having been chartered in 1704. Its charter is per
petual, and from itsligh standing, long experience. am
ple means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
character, it may be considered as offering ample securi
ty to the public. WILLIAM P. JONES.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones ZoCo.,Water and
Front its., Pittsburgh may4y
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John 61 1 0ornsoy,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco and else,
No. 1411 Wood streot, corner of Virgin till° v
apr24l Pau titagh, 1°,3.
dlnslueas Plotter.
ALL persons having business with the undersigned,
either as Public Accountant, Instructor In Hook-
Commercial otherwise, will find him at the Pittaborgh
College, (corn U till 11 o'clock, A.tM., and
from 2 till 4 o'cloot, P. M.
Itlerehecto io want of competent Boca keepers can
be supplied by calling on JOEIPf FLEMING.
aerie Pnitelpal instructor in the Science of Accounts.
Sterrtaiy.
Fairmount Vire Engine for Bale.
FIE members of the Fairmount Fire Company offer
their ENGINE for sale. It Is in first-rate order, and
mII be sold cheap. &toile of J . SMITH, Seely.,
apr3:tf No. 409 Penn Street.
cabinet miners %Vented.
T3ubscribers will employ a number of good hands
1 at the above business; vitt Bureau, Bedstead and
Table makers. None but good workmen need apply,—
as good wages will be given and_ppyment prompt. •
RYAN brit BE,
marlb No. 21 Fifth street.
ROACHES HY THE PECK.-Taro bores of the hi.
terminator wore purchased by a gentleman the
other day, who went home and that tight prepared it
according to directions. The next mornincke collected
about a peek of dead Roaches, and lo th d.a number of
dead raisin the cellar. In th ei yard he found several
members of the rat family staggering about as if under
the Inguence of liquor. A few mypterious tome sings
• toot place, which soon silenced them.
Thu Exterminator never fails. Price 25 cents per
box. Sold by S. L.•CUTHBERT,
myl3 . 'Smithfield street.
PARCHMENT tillslVELOPES.—Lipmen's Adhesive,
I Parchment Envelopes. Thesis envelopes are the,
strongest and safest that can be used for enclosing
valuable letters or papers—being made of Parchment
Taper, which will withstand any ordinary frieuon or
moisture, Assorted sizes Sold at IV. S. HAVEN'S,
Stationery Store,
ni 7 Markel. corner of Second at.
DICE FLO R, Farina, sago, esepareeCorn,TopLoca,
Anouroet, far sale by
W. A. M'CLURG A-CO.,
Grocers and Tea Dealers
CE JARS—The "Ice Jaro or `Water Coolers"
I
wo are making, are well worthy of examination, as
they aro very neat and well calculated (or private fatal•
lies, hotels and boats.
We are also manufacturing Refrlgatort of galsSuized
and other iron.
myl7:lw • ' !NAME, ATKINSON & OKELY.
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SUNDRIES -24 bx.s. Cheese;
10 bbls. Corned Beef;
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Received par canal and for eats by : ' •'• .i"
myl7 CARSON & VSNICIUT
ei
.b...4--30uorcea Greabe Lard
10 bble. Loaf Sugar; •
Received per Washington, and for sale by
myl7 CARSON & 111.10/10i1T.
'{ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—Two Good Boxltla
TV kers:None other need apply.
R. 9. OFFICER,
Ryan's Buildings. Fifth at
FIRS BOARD PRINTS—For sate b
myl6 WALTER P. MARS H ALL
NAND' FO HB.-125 - doz.
11 celebrated Huy and Manure Forks, received and
for sale by RAPrDEXTH& ,
AerrTeere
Water at., thiridoobovi Market
Yit Bo— o • eani ' runes, In-glass jars ;. •
Very superior do.. ropey. bows;
tforsnun- do- For sato by
in - .
yl4 • . ts.II , CLURG & -. 00
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Eft CENrEES—For•salerbr • •
T l 2 2 4 :I Atli,.
• WALTER:T.^tfARER
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No..l3dWoodestree
CLOY 2Q Or. for sale by •
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r e tn:V e l t ,Eb°;fctli city,
Fourth :Ora land the Diemend,Pnisburgh,
I The proprietora have just 'opened a large and most
beautiful assortment of the Newest and Most Fashiona
ble Styles of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which have
been purchased since the great reduction in prices at the
large Clearing out sales in New York and Philadelphia,
laud will be offered to cash buyers at from 20 to 25 per
cent lower than former prices.
DRESS GOODS of every description,from the cheap
est to the most Gristly and magnificent, such as-a very
large and-beautiful stock Of the following articles
Cheat and Jasper chene Silks;
• High Lustre, plain chemelion and lace silks;
Do stripe do - do; .
Do plain black do;
Brocade, Annuesand Pouts de Soles, all calcite ;
Black and chamelion Turk satins, and watered silks;
Chene and India Foulard silks ;
. Do printed and plain silk tissues;
Do do Alberiines and Ore n willies ;
' Plain, primed and embroidered berages;
Chene plain and figured silks, and popltns;
Chameleon Gro de Naples; •
Paris printed.berages do de Mines; ..
Do do and plain all wool de Mines,
' . Do . do lawns and jaconets;
Plain and embroidered math sad Swisses;
. • Plain and printed easameces, do Baines and alpacas;
French and domestic ginghaMe ;
English and American chintzes and calicoes, at all
- prices;
BONNETS and RIBBONS at great bargains;
Spring and mummer shawls, do do;
Needle worked sleeves, c uffs, collars and cherni
zatts;
Needle worked laces and muslin cape •
Embroidered, hem stitch and plain Bum comb'
handkercluefs -
Fancy silk poctet hd'kfs, cravats and neck ties;
Gloves, hosiery and suspenders, a large stock ;
Irish linens, table cloths and ta ble linens;
Tickens, cheeks, crash,bird-eye, diaper 4 napkins;
Bleached and brawn muslin', from 0 to 12e. per yd ;
Do brown and colored Canton flannels;
French cloths, plain and fancy eassimerea & satinets;
Cashmerets, tweeds, merino castimeres and Ky;
jeans;
Black win arid fancy vestings, &a., A.
ar The proprietors would respectfully solicit an
early call from all their. friends, and the public gen•
eraßy, feelirz confident that they can offer greater in
ducements to whole sale and retail buyers, than any
have heretothte LICCII offered in Pittsburgh,
my3lif YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE.
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A. A. !MASON dc
IMPORTERS, JOBBERS AND RETAILERS IN
DRY GOODS,
02 and 04 Marta Bina, Pitaburgh, Pa.,-
NNOUNDE to their friends and the public generally,
.rx. that they are now prepared to exhibit the largest
and most carelallyaelected stock of ENTIRELY NEW
GOODS they have ever offered in this city, comprised of
the most nob and fashionable fabrics, as wallas the more
common, end which will be offered at the LOWEST
POSSIBLE 'PRICES at which Goods can be sold in any
of the Eastern Chita.' Their two lower Sales Rooms
will be devoteSexelusively to Retail Trade, and Goode
arranged in departments. viz :
Silk Dercerment—All the new and fashionable styles
imported this team, including the bestmakes of Black
Silks.
Dress Goads Deparnrient— Comprising Poptins Dere.
gel, Tiisnea, Ben
Benin De La th es. Cashmeres, De Lames,
Lawns, Muslins, Cambric', Jacket:et', Grenadines,
Detrain tine., Alpacas, &c.
Sliawls Vizafri !}r.—Canton, Crepe, Plain and Em
broidered. A lao, Damask, Thihet, De Laine, Cashmere,
Silk, video Fig, and other Shawls. Also,. V izettes, Pale.
tolls, Marmites:he.
Resins. and Glow Dspartment—Will always tie found
cOMPI^te with the best makes of Cotton and Silk Ho
siery. The best Rth Gloves always on band.
Linen Department-3.4, 44 and 51 Wnite Linen,Lin
en Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen, Napkins; Doylies,
IlleaCLed and Brown; Damask, Toweling, Diapers. lee.
White Geeds—Checked and Dotted Cambric', Mull,
Swiss, Book and Nainsook Mullins ; Victoria and Bish
op Lawns, of every quality eel pnee. . l ilso,Cunain
Materials; Piano and Table Covers.
Entarsidend Lora, Tfirnirtingsote—A complete as.
sonaterth. Also, Ribbons, Flowers, Tabs, he.; Parasols
of all kinds. Also, Bonnets of all the latest styles. .
banSulie GOO* Department—ls probably one of the
matt extensive in Be country, embracing everything
known as Domestic. . . .
The proprietors feel confident that with their hotlines!
facilities, Large and attractive stock. their unusually tow
priers, they cannot fail of giving perfect satisfaction.
trhstsrate Plischarna are respectfully .nfortned that
they will he pleased at any time to receive their orders
for (tootle, et Eastern times, and also to duplicate any
Easters bill of Goods at the same Eastern rates. •
New end Fashionable Goods will be received col
stoutly thrcngh tie season.
Only One Price .
aprlD
Now Variety and Dry Goods store.
Ara. 0?, Nand.ureat corner ef Wood H. and Diamond obey.
DGREGG re CO., having °peeled et the ahoy* stand,
• arc row offence for sale e urge and complete
assortmeatof vitatirry sun Y GOODS, constrting
in portal Broad Clothe, Cart.merer, S atinett, Summer
Peat Stuff,Paney Vestioes, Ladies Dress Goods. Lawns.
Dc Laines, Gingkams,. Waite Goods, Doosets, Ribbons ,
nosier?, it.c..&c. Also: e ;complete variety of Callery,
direct trom Sheffield. Together with Voter, Gold end
Silver Watches. and Watch rnetcrials.Oold end Silver
Pens and Pendia, sad Jewelry. A fine aysortmont of
Palm Leaf Ilse% ire. In short, we hove on hand utmost
every article untally kept in the Dry Goode and Variety
tine. All of which we offer fat sate on the most favors-
We term. either for eaah or satisfactory reference.
D. GREGO Is. Ca
U..-The business of the tate Bun of cltEcto Q Att.
Catnstass, will be settled by the subscriber, nt the house
of D. Or. Co.. as the books, notes and japers stein
tap pastesi.ol3, luta ate folly authorized to settle op the
trimness. ' lapettl) DAVID GREGO.
Dr W. P. Giles hll4 his office in Mr. Body Patterson's
Livery Stable, FOURTH limo:, between Wood and
ctithaeld streets. where he may tio consulted daily from
10 Ulla o'clock, as to the soundness of Horses, and the
disease of .Iforsepand Cottle.
Every des: ernes of Veterinary Medicine may be had
al hiscitftee,accarately proportioned and properly adapt
ed to every dismso to wbieh the horse lzinetdent—Lini.
meat, Lotions, Blisters, Balls of every description, and
Condition Powders equal to nay thing ever offered to the
pub I ie.
(:nod stabling for sick horses. Sick and lame borzoi
s;•, nded to at their respective stables, in town accoun
t., (ms::3md) G. 'W. P. BILES. V. S.
~ n LAlO.t.:tt tontes tae attention of her AL
mends to an opening of Spring MILLINE• •
IS LEY, onTharstlay next. Ladies'and C.htld
Ilats, In every variety; Head Dresses and Caps', French
Flewers and a handsome assortment of wide Ribbon.
Embroideries, Silt and Lace Mantillas, and n great ma
ny other Goods in her lint.
P. S.—Three or four good Milliners wanted immedi
ately. . N 0.9 Fifth street.
apr.l3 (Journal and Gazette coos%) -
Lithographic, Institute.
C0 -PARTNERS if IP.—ThO subsenoets moot respect
fully announce to their friends end the public gen
erally. that they have this day entered into Co-Partner
ship, for the purpose ot -carrying what the old stand, hi
S.ingerly's Building, opposite the Post OfFice,Third street,
Pittsburgh, the Lithographie'Prlnting, In all its various
branches.- Having machinery, recently arrived from
Euronc, they are prepared to do works in Lithography
equal to steel engraving. They sclieit a continuance of
the patronage bestowed heretofore so liberally to the
one:partneOvai. Schuchrasm'and they hope by strict
attention to their business, by elegant workmanship, and
the most reasonable terms, tometit the favors of an en
lightened public.
Bonds, Checks, Drafts, Makin° Drawings, Likeness
es, Landscapes, tiutugmphic Letters. Bill Deeds ;- Plots
Lithographed and Phated in Black; Gold Bronze of Co
lors. • .
Specimens of their work conk.° soon at their Office,
as above. WM. SCHUCHIII/04
a .M 3 FRED: iIAUNLEI NI
PERFUSIERY AND FANO SOARS.—JAMES A.
JONES, corner of Liberq and Hand streetashas.
received a fine assortment or perfumery and Fancy
Soap:
HoussePs cologne water; Roussel's omnibus soup;
Wetherilivs do;, do amantinu do;
French do; do. Circassian do;
Wetserill's toilet water; Brown Windsor do;
Aromatic vinegar; Transparent wash balls;
Roussel's assortextracts; Military shaving soap ;
Lubin's do do ; Roussel's shaving cream;
Eaulustral ; do . do compo'd ;
Genuine bear's oil; lenny . Llnd hair gloss;
do or. tnarrowl . Odonune,or rose tooth paste;
npri
titSisoeSuititini
THE Co-Partnership horetolord cilsling between the
subscribers, under the fi rm of J. S. BONNET & Co.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual camera. Either partner
may use the name of the concern in settlement.
• JEROME S. BONNET.
MATTHEW D. PATTON.
Pitubuysh, ApTil 1850
Er Having sold my entire interhat in the firm of J. S.
Boar= & Co. to ill. D. Perron, my late partner, and in
retiring from business, I take great pleasure in recom
mending him to the confidence of my friends and the
public. (ap3) J. S. BONNET.
Stooped Shoulders.,
QUOULDER, BRACES.—These Braces are essential.
5.3 ly adapted. to those whose professions in life render
the inclined posture necessary. To the consumptive,
the sedentary, and all those who, Millets daily Pursuit',
have contracted the habit of stooping, this ishoulder
Brace Is inestimable. It prevents the shoulders from
falling forward on the chest, expands the dimensions of
the chamber is which the Lunge 'and Heart are con
tained, and giVerbuoy aney to the whole fnuue; thus, in
Bisection, cotrntemeung the principal causes which lead
M disease in those important organs, and to a Ottrnerous
train of 'nervous ills, to which so maay.are subject.
For sale by KINSER & 14.110WEL,L,
Mart" • . • 140 Wood at
Vito • 7s Abdominal bapparter.
rilßlainstrument is used in all the. Eastern citiea r with
unparalleled•succetts. The effects produced by it
ate truly Wondorful,ut all those cafes witereAbdotal
nal support is needed, from wcalrnest of the abdominal
muscles. It is a sure cure for falling, of the womb, and
the long list.dfdiseascs which attend that eornpitzt..
For sale by . KEYSER Ss ;hI).P r ....VWELL, .
mare 1411 Wood et
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• Important to Tailors. , ' -
TusrRECEIVED-0 Doz. assorted Tailors' Patent.
ep Shears, from No.lo dolga to N 0.2.
4 ,
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4/413-3 Doz. Buz ra , Datent Scissors, dirOar itoxi.
ttioluar.turers la 41ir 'sale at
4 80
...., lt; TETIErS,LI6Wood a.,
:2 doors br,Ung yirs4oo.
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' - - FURNITURE 111ANITF4CTURER,
Ware-roonii 9,7 and 99'. Tnlad strait.
T W. W. respectfully infonns.hls friends and custom
!, . ers that he has now completed-the largest and fi-
nest stock of household furniture 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 mat ufaeturing, he Is enabled to produce' warranted
farnitgre, at the lowest prices. , -
He has adopted the principle of identifying the cue
toners, interest with his own, in quality and price, and
keeps always on band the greatest variety of everycles•
cription of fterniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to
the most elegant and costly, that a house, or any part of
one, may be furnished from his stook, or manufactured
.expressly to order. He therefore solicits an inspection,
that the advantages akin establishment maybe known.
Tire following articles consist, in part, of his stock, which
for riviiness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed in
any of the Eastern cities: •
Parlor, drawing, din
lag, and bed room
chairs, of every variety; -
consisting of rosewoood, ma-.
hogany and walnut Elizabe then,
Conservatoire-and Easy Chairs, of every
description; Douches, Bolas Tete-a-tete and-Di
vans of the latest French and American patterns;
Tnshaes, What-Non, and ladles' railer Writing Desks
of various kinds; Work Tables and fancy inlaid
stands, music stands, and holders, marble top;ma
hogany, rose wood and walnut centre and sofa, to
bras, extension dining tables; all sizes of the .
most improved, and decidedly tho best kind
made; card, Pembroke hall and pier tables •
wardrobes, bedsteads and washstands of ,
each a large assortment; gothic hall"- •
and parlor reception chain, ottomans
and stools, secretary and book
cases, side boards, Ere screens,
towel racks, hat stands; and
music St0(1111, cribs and cots
. • for children; paper macho,
table and tea poys, ma
hogany, rosewood, and •
inlaid pearl Tables, i
Ac. rte. &c.
A large assortmenfof COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDsOR CHAIRS. Calmer ILLVBRO supplied with
all articles in their line
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the IlLOr'
Oat MUM
All.orders promptly attended to
Journeymen Cabinet Makers Association
WAREHOUSE; 110 SECOND STREET,
. (near the corner of Wood.)
2` HlB ASSOCIATION, em
bracing, already, twice to three
•I• times as many hands as the
gent and hitherto most renowned
business shops of this city, have opened their Ware
house, and are able to furnish the public, by wholesale
or retail, with Furniture of the following alescription—; ,
viz:
Mahogany Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus ; Fall Co.'l
maned Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany
Chairs; Rocking Chairs ; lUabogitay - Washstands' SP
fas • Divans; Piano Stools ; Book Cases; Secretaiies;
Card ' Tables;
Pier Tables; floe Card Tables; Centre
Tables; Hat Racks; Freud. Bedsteads; Ottomans ; •
Poplar Wind:obis; Dating and Breakfast Tables; Wo rk
stands ; Chitty and Common Wortstauds ; high post,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bareaus ;
Cribs; Cradles, /cc. .
The adv.t stages of el - rope/abort, cm an extensive scale,
permit them to sell at the lo west prices, and they are de•
termined to sell, lower than any competitors, an equally
gdod, if not bitter article, and warranted—as the public
will understand by giving item a call.
CT' Steamboat work of all descriptions, and other'
articles of any deicripuon, made to order In every style,
at the shortest notice. imar.29
Veneers, Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut; Vamilh
Handurare and Furniture at Wholeeale.
rimiE subsnibers have jail received from New York
1. and Boston a most splendid stock of VENEERS,
and are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable
for the trade. All Of which we will sell at extremely
low prices.
As great care was taken in the selection of the stock,
persons cannot fail to be suited either as to quality or
price ; and, as it ls well known that Furniture can be
made by machinery superior and mach lower than by
hand, the attention of the trade is respectfully invited.
Turned Work, in all its branches, carried on as usual.
Flank f.ir hand rails, for Carpenters, and all anieles
required In manufacumng Cabinet Furniture ;constantly
on hand-vu.: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, Hair
Cloths, Springs, &e., &c. • RYAN k
Ryan's Building',
Fifth street.
tuae&ydaar
Na.o3 Tard street, Setscrew Market and Wood, Snail sac
- -'. Ws have now on hand a 'arta and ~,....-4
splenthdslicelofevery variety ot Llnsisss ..-
and CA BINET.FUItNITIME,which wo
are confident entuict be s a rp as se d, It 7 -4... , - , -0
equalled, in this City , or is tLe Wect, in style and finish.
'flows who are in want n, Furniture are respectfully
Invited to call sndexamino toi themselves.
A. A. 61A50N & CO
gy steamboats farm: tied on tb- !horteSt
.1.1)17 All orders proraptiy attended to. ,
tablDat O'VONN ELL. MULLEN k. CO
zoun o`poxset.t. • • .26. 4 M CLIMC, W e. trOSTEIL.
OIMNNELL. MULLEN t CO.
Pittsburgh Chair &Cabinet ware Rooms,
No. 98 Third Strut, South Side.
sibO'D. IL &Co , respectfully inform thew friends
and castnmers brat they have, if not Inc largest
stock ever before seen to this city, the greatest
variety of styles, the finest linished, made of the
beet seasoned materials, and by the best workmen in
the western country —ell of %chick they are deterniined
to cell as low US any other mannfeetunng establishment
in the city. - Oar mei: iii all oar own manufacture; no
ingratiation'. .
nte.uutiosts mid Hotels furnished at the ehorest notice.
/Warden iplptoptly attended to.: . jal7
Vhale Ware Roma'.
T. U. YOUNG & CO., tames of Third
and ..Usitrifse Usu., appalls Brourresifskl,
, • Pkwharrik, Pa n keep eonsmhtly on hand
'"r 2 " and make to order, at the lowest prices.
HOUSEHOLD and STEAMBOAT rut:Nauru; and
OHMS, of the best workmanship and most approved
styles. ". 'y6ls
Storm Ontos•AlhOrk
igi t A n itakno T w n l e ed . F m ga b e. " rg b re: ratter r their. . 6 , w e • I
e upon mem by mew Steamboat friends,. and
Weald respectfully remind there and others Inte
rested iu buildir.—„ boats, that they are at alt times pre
pared to tarnish. on the most reasonable terms, every
desenption or Cabin Sumner* and Chairs of t he bee
•
numetitt and workmanship. 7 U-YOUNG fr. CO.,
Corner Third awl Smithfield streets,
opposite "Brown's Hotel."
o.e. ' • U. DAUM
Hammer du. Danle_ry_
CA:7II4ET WARE:ROOM, SNUTiI PIELDSTItEET,
Bowan Stengthsftevt and Srrawberty allegiPilkiburg,Pa.
skilll/I,4ILNIER & DAULER keep constantly ouband
a variety of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
warranted roust to any in the city, and sold on as
favorable terms as can be obtained at any similar
establishment in .he Arell. They have now on hand en
onusuntly extensive stock.embracing all kinds of Furni
ture, from the cheapest and plainest to the most costly
and elegant. All orders promptly attended to. mr2l:Gm
A. !MILLIKEN £ CO.,
HAVE ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. 64 Smithfickl it.
alaria. union:meat of fancy and plain Furniture, which
they will sell 15 percent. below customary rates.
erms—eash only. Idecnly
,triit?"';;;• WM. E. STEVENSON continuos to man
facture CABINET-WARS of every descrip
' • tiou, at his old stand, corner of Liberty and
0 •Ylr; Seventh streets. UNDERTAKING attended
to, in alLits branches. cuttyll
Bolivar Fire Brick Manufacturing Company
JAL OLOVCIL, 9.1 f. irEn, n. f. zonsa, n. 7. 25508nw
GLOVER, MEM ta CO.. Proprietors.
THE subscribers having been appointed Agents fcr
the above named concern, will keep constantly o t
hand a supply of the celebrate d Fire Brick, Cm
ethic Fire Clay, Pumice Hearths and' 'mmHg. The/
are also ready to receive orders for said Brick, to be
made In size end shape to suit purchasers, which shall
be promptly filled.
We do not deem it necessary to enumerate the many
advantages the Bolivar Fire Brick posers over all oth
ers that have been offered for sale in the United States,
their superiority beimg well known to almost all persons
who use Fire Brick. The proprietors trove determine I
that the Fire Brick shall lose none of their present envi
able reputation, and that uo expense shall on spared to
make them even better than they have heretofore been.
This is the only establishment Low manufacturing Firs
Brick at Bolivar. KIER. & JONES;
marl 7 Canal Basin, Seventh et., Pittsburgh.
Pagoda 'Vila Store.
Turn HAWORTH, late of the firm of Morris & Ha
worth, wishes to Inform his friends and the public
generally that be has taken the store formerly occupied
by H. Leader, corner of Diamond alloy and the Dia
mond—having associated with Robert Cairns, will, un
der the title-of Haworth & Cairns, continue. to import
from London the finest Black Teas; also, from France
pure Wines and Liquors, a large invoice of which has
been received at the above store, which, for fineness of
quality and cheapness In price, cannot be excelled in
any stenS West of the mountains. A. general assort•
meat of Family Oroceles will alto be bound at this es
tablishment, at the lowest cash prices. The following
list will show the different kindaand prices at the
PAM IDA TEA STORE.
Fine Young Hyson Teas 35, 40 and 50 cents qr 1b;
Superior Young Hyson, a very desirable Tea (or
family use, 76 cents ty lit; • -
Curious Young Hylton; thin Is a most delightful Tea,
fragrant as a rose, 311,00 r tb,
Full flavored and sweet Gunpowder &2 and 75 ets ;
Sweet. Cargo Imperial 75 cis ; • •
Fine and fragrant Imperial Sl,OO ; •
&ace Tnes.—Fine Orange Pekoe 50 eta ;
Fine flavored Oolong 51) and 62e- very best do 73c ;
•
Strong English Brealtatat Tea 50'cts;
Strong black leaf, Congo kind, Sonottong, 60 cts ;
Very best English Congo 75 ets;
Tavern keepers and others; who bay Wines and Li
quors in Pittsburgh, wilt find at to their advantage to call
at thin establishment before purchasing elsewhere.
Ji
TIOR Churches, Stores; Parlors, Steamboats , Canat
t ßoats, Halls, 'Chambers, Kitchens, WorkshqP%and
Indeed every place where light is required. The 'public
are respectfully invited to call and examine a beautiful
assortment of these Lamps. Alui, Lamps of aIL kinds; '
ro- I..rd Chandeliers, Giraladoles, Virait
ars, iHantelDecorations,Lamps, Globes,Gituisee,Wicks,
Paper, Tin Shades, Mats and Cans, and all 'things per
taming to the trade. • Also, a superior Safety • Lazitern
for Steamboats and Stables. ..
The cheapest light to be found fat more and shop put
poses, is Tough's - Refined Chemical Oil and Lairip 3, from
which a splendid light is obtained at 3 of a cent per
hour, equal, if not superior, to gas. We invite .an 'ex
amination of our goods and prices. Being prepared, by
the accumulation of 12 yours' experience, and with fa
cilities to supply both the 'wholesale and retail trade, on
the most favorablU terms, at the Pittsburgh Oil and Lamp
Store. .. .
All articles delivered iu any part of the city, or in Al
legheny, fret of cost. • .•
RTHERLAL AND. CHEMICAL, OR PINE OIL, re
gniarly tioriplied once or twice a week. All orders left
w ith the wagon, (which is constantly passing round the
city,) will be•promptlyuttended to. J. S. TOUGH,
N 0.82 Fourth street, Apollo Hall,
aprl9:d&wy between Market and V'
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To Cabinet Atakora.
Not Lie. . .
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ALLPersons indebted. t0.14c /Ate F • - t i n . - I ,: if 3 ..,., it
• • StOcrr" , wil iR I L" l. -. cal l - ente . settle ' - 7Fe 1 Br oslel.7
and 9 aggi C° 5 .,,
. t* . '•' Oe n4 l, JOHN FLEMING- Ae li n.. - -
• 1 1) ... 1- ‘ ,12 -' • ;;;4 1 .,-. 11 -1:t3=-A „tot of line three wee warble.
..... nlisl)e. Clocks at a variety of colors and styles,
Buitabld l 4 , N . Aortiolhangi:ooras.of chambers. and "for
~... .33cminity. Laxide. . . _
'No 1.03 Thi rd , stree i , street, comer or
35: •..;;.t'".l.; - ! . ..iisKLEßede, Lanes, Reels, Hooks. Etc , ( 1A -Pr• i N ti " 9/1 " - . rraniements at !Moab,-
i ~..., .r , -..- , .; yuletyjust received and for sale by . ..• ' 44 - 1 C4* I 0 y 9, hav in g a - ig o i l ity Laxasfor the
re, , :-..:„ .i. , N. RICHARDSON, ed. Market at upon tortue au,rposo, solo. proeur i _ .
them...odor .
- . *Ulcers and *Withers, their widows and con
F . -' -' •• -. '... , ARV—tercet Ilaskete,Casiors,Ten the BOuntYle.ind Bit!, passed septe . mber2Stb,lsso.
,: •, - ''.:.'• .4e, Tea and Dessert i r?oons and.Forlros, Plosbargh..loetober. lo . •
- • . . • aLCHatizARDSxet
street` , BELl z ilays mo ify
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ANo±rEcE.SCIENTIFIC , NONDEft.t - •
DIG'ESTIVt".FLUID
. Gastric . Jute.?
A •ORRefr DYSPEPSIA CURER, '
PEPARF,I> from Rentiet,oKthe 'fourth htoraltih of.
the OA; alter dixectiona by Baron Mama, the great
Pays lological Chemist, byl. S.IIOIIGHTON, MD., No.
IV, North Eighth street, Philadelphia; Pa.'
This is a truly wonderfal remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, I,IIINDIOE,CONSTIPATION
_LIVER
COMPLAINT, and DEDDL/TlceurinCafter N ature's
(ma 'Method; by Nature's own agent, the Gastric. Joie e.
Half a teaspeonfull of this Fluid, Infused in water,
will digest or dissolve Rya Poulos os ROAST Ban' iP
ABOUT TWO 110V19, out of the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE !
Baron LII:510, in his celebrated work on Animal Chem .
{airy, says::" An artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous to ,
the Gastric Juice,may be .readily prepared from the mu.
coos membrane of the stomach of the calf, in which ya •
rions articles of food, as meat and eggs, wall be so soft.
erred, changed and digested, lust in the same manner as
they ',calcite in thehtunan stomach."
pr. Wm:nu, in his famous treatise on " Food and Di
et,"published by Fowlers & Wells; New lork, page 35,
states the snore great fact, and describes the method of
repel ation. ' There are few higher authorities than. Dr.
' cretin. •
Dr. Cosont, in his viluable writings on the "Physicla
gy.of Digestion ," observes that " a diminution of the due
quantity of the Gastric , Juiceis a prominent and all-pre
vailing cause of •Dyspcpsia ;" and he states that " a dis
tinguisbed professor of medicine in London, who was
severel dOcted with this complaint, findiag everything
else to fail, had recourse to the Gastric Jame, obtained
from the stomach of living animals, which proved cora
pleu:ly snecessful." •
Dr. Gasussa, author of the famous works ori".Vegeta
ble Diet,"Jsays: "It Is a remarkable fact in physiology
that the stomachs of animals, macerated in water, =-
past to the Onid the property of dissolving various aril;
Iles of food, and of effecting a kind of artificial diger,-
Min of them in no wise different from the natural digest
lye primes - sr • • • • . .
Dr. Stuanhi'great work, the " Chemistry of Man "(Lea
& Blanchard,
_l'hila., 1816, pp, 311-2) soya : "Thediscov.
ery of PEP SI forms a new era in the chemical
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 Dirsamsos, of the Jefferson College. Philo
' delphia,in his great work on Haman Physiology, devotes
more than fifty pages to an examination.of this subject.
His experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the . Gastric
tJuice, obtained from the living human stomach and from
'animals, are well known. "In all cases." he says, "di-_
occurred as perfectly in the tatificial as in the'
natural digestions." .
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,
• Dr: Hotmitroxhi preparation of PEPSIN has produced
the most marvelous effects, curing cases of Debility,
Emaciation, Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Consump- •
tion supposed to be on the very verge off the grave. It
is im possible to give the th-tiiils of cases in the limits of
this advertisement—but authenticated certificates have
been given of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK
ABLI, CURES, in Philadelphia, New York, and Boston
'alone. These were nearly all desperate cases, and the
cores went not only rapid and wonderful, but perma
.
tient. . •
It Is a great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, and particularly
useful for tendency to bilious disorder, Liver Complaint,
Fever and ape, or badly treated Fever and Ague, and
the evil effects of Qainuse, Mercury, and other drugs •
upon the Digestive oiguns, atles a long sickness. Also,
for excess in eating, and the too free use of ardent spit- •
its. It also reconciles Health with Intemperance. ' •
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
__
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
which it does not seem to reach and remove at once.--
No matter how bad they may be, it GIVES INSTANT
RELIEF! A single dose removes tat the unpkasant ernp
wins, and it only needs to be repeated, fora short tune,
to make Tesc good effects-permanent. ' PURITY OF
BLOOD and VIGOR OF BODY, follow at once. It is
particularly excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramp!, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach, distress af
ter eating, low, cold state of the Blood, Heaviness, Low
nese of Spirits, Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness,
tendency to sanity, Suicide, Ac.
Price, O.! I. DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle will of
ten effect a. lasting 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 by respectable dealers in Medicines gene rally:
Agents for Pittsburgh, KEYSER A Me ELL, 141
Wood street.
Retail dealers supplied Proprietor's priees. Inv2hy
Also, for sale by R.. E. SELLERS, 57 Wotd street.
Is respecgialy anrited o the truths, set forth in
. retation to one of the most important Remain of mod.
CM times . '
PETROLEUM OR 'ROCK OIL •
,
T is not more 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 commanity,• and
we allege th at the longer it is tried the more Certan
its great fame spread. • It is not the remedr.of a day,
got ap for the sole purpose of making money; but, one,
which we conceive, will continue to be used - when all
nostrums have been forgotten. The PETROLEUM is
Natural Remedy, elaborated intim depths of the earth
by a poWer and agency that laughs to scorn all human
competition. It is our duty, when sve: write. about . a•-,
medicine, that wins write raorn—that we say nothing
:calculated to deceive those. who may trust our word or
put 'confidence in oar statements... The sick are very
apt to catch at any thing that promises relief from dis-'
ease; A story can hardly be too highly wrought to an
'met the object of sailing or humbugging some of them.
• Now, we do not desire to do this ; we • are anxious only
that the 'truth in relation 'to our Remedy should be told,
in order to secure for it a reputation far exceeding: any
single article of the materfa muffed. Plain,unvarzusbed
facts—facts that may he ascertained in our own city and
neighborhood, bear ample testintooy in favor of the Pe-•
MIMEO. . .
.Within the past two months, two of our own citizens,
who were totally Mimi, have been restored to sight.
Several cases or blindness, in the State of Ohio, have
been cured. And, also, the case of a gentleman in Bea
ver coautk. There are others ; but these cases are neat
home. and may be referred to by any persons who may.
have doubts on the subject. These cases were cure! af--
tet tney had been abandoned by physielans as hopeless-..
The Petroleum will cure, when used according to diree..
tionsDiarthcre, Dysentery, Piles, •Rheumatism; Genii -
Necralsia.-Kreptions On the Skin; - .Pimples on the fate,
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm , - Tend t, Stahl Bead,..
pains in the bones and Mints; ol sores. Ulce tw, Wens,'
Tumors, Scrofula, Cancer, Spinal Irritation, Fever and
Ague,Chronie Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Pul-
emaffections of a chronic nature, tending to pro
duce CONSUMPTION. • •
Bunts and . Scalds; illseasei of the Bladder' and Kid
neys, Chapped Banda, Excoriated Nipples, Corns and
Bunions. In fact, it is MMUS 172.11VEISALanuctnr, arid
• has been tried in most of the above diseases within the
past year. with the most' perfect minces,. Certificates
that will astonish ore is the hands of the propriethrovlito
will take pleasure in showing them to the afflicted' or
their friends.. . . . . .
Whatever others may say Mbeut their medicinesithe
Petroleum is • the :greatest Remedy of the. ago.. ?by-
Meituts of high standing in the profession are beginning
to use it in their practice. Those who at first looked on
with doubt and uncertainty, are willing to award it due
praise and consideration. Before another year rolls
round, all will be compelled' to acknowledge that the
.Petroleum is the greatest medicine ever discovered.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail; bk• • • •
KEYSER & APDOWELL, - 1
. • 140 Wood street.
Alsb—R. E. Sellers, 57 Wood. street i D.M.• Curry, D.
A. Elliott, Joseph Douglass Allegheny City: Also, by
the Proprietor, - S. N. KIER, Canal 13atan• 7th larva,
Pittsburrh. . . • Sail
The Unman Body must Yorapare,
(so strs mtrcaX,)
TO RA YE d MALTBY APPEARAN CE,
And persons who do not perspire are liable to the mos
DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.
1100W,3 ONES' Italian Chemical Sonp causes a free
perspiratiottotati at the same time mollifies, softens
the skin. giving it the texture and beauty of an infant's.
SCURVY, SALT RHEUM AND SORES, •
are soon not only healed, but cared-by its use, as at
least seven physimans in New York know, who rise it
la such cases, and find it unfailing—as also, in
PIMPLI.Z I BLOTCHES, FRECKLES,
or any other skin o discase. The reader is assured that
this is no uselesspuffed nostrem, as one trial will ;nova.
I could enumerate at least SO persons cured of '
SORE BEAD, SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD. -
Bay'lt, and tbe reader is again assured, I would not
cruelly sell it for the above, unless 1 knew It to be all 1
state. Those who are liable to
C RAPED, CRACKED, OR CHAPPED FLESH,
will find this net only a cure, bat a preventive; and I
can now only add, that any one afilteted with any of
the above, or similar, diseases, will find . this all and even
more (adairaUle in us properties) than I state. .
UrEnt, reader, the stores me flooded with imitations,
and be sure' you ask for Jostntl Italian Chemical Soap—
and: buy It only of W. 51. JACKSON,. only Agent in
Plunbargh,24oLiberty street. Pitts btl nth. head of: Wood-
Jones. /Air Wnice. .
ADIES are cautioned against using common prepa-
Ju red Chalk. •
They are not aware how frightffilly injarions it is.
to the skin ! how coarse, how rough, how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the !min
appears atter using prepared Chalk I .• •
• Besides, it is Injurious, contain- '
•
• ing a large quantity of Lind I. '
We have prepared alleautifnl vegetable aiticle, which
we call JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE. •
. _
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleteri
ous qualities; and it imparts to the skin a natural,
healthy,. .alabaster, clear, living white;. at the same
time acung as cosmetic on the skin, maktui{: n t soft and
smooth. • Sold by the Agent, WiILJA.CKSO # Liber
ty street, head of Wood,Plusburghl 'Price 2 cents.
cured
ranj.d
b.;eThoraEsrcTtruicit'sotthlitedheptoirwinEltathetreeAta7a:tyish:il.laLe4vibearetsthn...:42s-Uoteortect :01 1 .0.1.n. r t,iv th ,ho e i,.. ir oo '
ars :
DERs i r s : N ri fo w 7B o k ti
h llAD l a t v e e :F th e ir t r,
a t a C ll 4 E:li c r ofti S. l 7 .
1240. 'Liberty . atm' .
and the Inettaeodiferounly tweet.
Sold only at 'JACKSON'S Star*,
Lead ot" Pod.
rdee2o
. Bares . lsland Saw Mills.
establiihment has f beene ng e t t e b i y e the in s t;
they am now err
. . Jonas , Solution os".1 --- .r . .
LittUlrt lilfhlAN HAIR 'SAT f r
I:bnE:e n
fall
ob ."'.1271nig41.1)191.61.".wi1i
e
endeertlldhttlh the
et e irh ‘:
I t i s ts
supply of. Timber, orders for all WAS Of.
kk
.11L, .white, red or grey hair '0 ° •
black
_ so l o r 4 ,1 f ew
.e4oolllllebChlVanWiliall diet
ill in the neighborhood.. •• .•
llf - wit filled - with promptness, and at as low,
„,..,..,.. -- -- mirclies. Price 60 cents and SIN*
Sold bY W. JACIESOT,4,24O Liberty street, Pitisbur P
feed or virood. - • .. •
r4,e 4 ,
.1 . A . ... . IX /!..m....vv. Ak;l..6oBl.oiCalvtlietiteiEjroß:Ticorrililr:lb.:BtalivioaciFreiCrldant3Rthisftide:lnarE:
4 : ai n:: r v e .mb :ll thk.m.e.;ak o soz : wi
jet
its excellent qualltles--those who have not, we • a * ssur e,
it to pos,scss the following cpialities. It will M tee the
hair to grow on any part where nature intenOce , hair to
sligogrofthWt'a'ingediaoPosriilircraiye,Y"ahaingt hori2nigtc9rvendsacerukgrg:e
truly beautiful and keeps it so. It is, indeei .1, th e aws
economical, yet. superior article for the hair
Sold only at NVISI. 3 &MESON'S Store, Sr 4/liberty at,
head of Wood, Pittsburg. Price Miceli's. 60 cents and
,
sl ‘ oo. •
fdec.2o
C URE YOU*SELF AMERICAN C.OIOPOUN.
TM's never failing specific is grutrair .eed in all cases '
of delicate disease, together with thfJ attendant com
plaints, tto effect a 'speedy, safe and jristing care, in the
course of a few days, withoot resv_tetions to die* t, busi
ness oriajnry to the sytitem- 4,.',., on old and, . popular
remedy; has long
. ber,sn (and mats) used in tlifr private
practice of siphysitian, radically caring nir.cky.nine of
the hundred cases. It leaves tio..odor on the breath, and
E u T aY ; t b :r r o l : r:qa b u le Y rg iTsn 3r pa... e " hi . e . eNval.i:llo").. °4:sD th
epeoti,eaNs.oL..fgOarSmortiathepxfleriPrd
... I leite's SargaParili r. a. and the Cikcer - " ,- t - L,, -
1 i v a
1 0
ca l i t ,
b a t,
, s
21EntiA.elpearoMar8...iilLyVT.ro.frri its a
onk symptoms o t child
aleir hi
who i iso i,Louisville, useddied a
i o sv f
i thin thuet,
where this ttrsaPaFlo -a ' ilsVde, and 'Watt,: from 150 to
• 200. attles are retaW r ed dal 'lust - few • isolated eases of
Choler& have oceMeredjan 'they wore either persons
from tliats or those . who Eli esegarde d 'our advice.
, • I.' ,• IClncitaltati Cammack,
:* :Poi. sale by ICEVS'E'it & 11PDOWELL, 140 Woodet..
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MERCHANT TAILOR, .
No. 155 Wobd &reit, (war Sizth.Strest).
ItTIAMES this method of re.taming his sincere thanks to
the citizens of Pittsburgh and Vicinit yy for the very
liberal patronage they have - bestowed on him, and hopes •
throngt, strict attontion to business and &desire to please
all, to merit a continuance of their favors. Pastiettlar,
attention paid to Children's Clothing. Clothing. •
In connection with the .
Business, ho has
opened a Famishing Suite, with• a large' and'gdendld
assortment of Shirts, under Stains; .Dravros, Cants,
Suspenders, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Jenny - Lind - Neok
'Ties, self adjusting Stocki, Gloves, j Hose, tsr, Togeth•
et with every thing in that line, necessary for a gentle....
man's outfit. BENJAMIN U. ABPINia. , .
apr9 • (Token cop •.1 ,
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. . . , James C. 'nat., :._ :,...,..:...
• (Formerly Coxxxa to the late P. HszArrs,) • : :-• •-•
WOULD most respectfully announce to his friends
and the public in general, that he has rented
Store, No. 30 if arket street, between Second and Third • •
. streets, where he intends carryingon the• TAILORING, , • ..
BUSINESS in all its departments. He is now reCeivin
maim via seems 1W122111 ...entire g
new stock-of . -
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GOODS, for Spring and Summer wear, viz; .sugedine: • -.. •.;
French, English and American. Cloths, - Cashmere/as k ,
Tweeds, Casnmerm,(Turitied French Habit Cloths, a supe- • -
rior article for business Coats,) together with a large as
sortment of plain and figured Cassunerm, new and desi-
rabic styles..
Also, an excellent lot of fancy Bilk Cashmere, Bsdss
and Marseilles • %tints', all of which the subscriber is '
F o r n eLagd st u; le in h ak a t as o i o rti w er p i r li c th es e a crte y st o t i tr er mo . A t ilt.
meat. He therefore hopes by strict attention to ill or
ders intrusted to his cam, to merit a share of publi c ' -
Umfrage. • . wATE .
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No. 36 Market, between Son TAMES d
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nd Third stii. . ,
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TO TULORS.—I Blinn continue'to sell ana eye !n•
strietions on my system Hof Garment Draw Othsie as
heretofore, tit the followingyrices, viz t if aecomparded
by oral instruction; $10; vnthont instructions, Jr.
nutt2LT • ". . JAMS O. WATT.
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• - THREE BIG-DOORSI • •
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No. 151, Liberty St reet, Piilsbuies;
TOUN hicCLOSKEY has now the pleasure "Sif far •
eit nouneing to hie numerous. friends and the publicrirk
general, that his Spring and Summer stock is now ready
for inspection, which - he' believes will be found to be
one of the largest and best selected stocks of Heady-
Made Clothing to be (nand in the : Western Country.
He has this season plaid more than usual attention to
the manufacturing and stole of his Garments, so that the
very lowest priced, as well as the finest, ate got up la
style and elegance not to be surpassed.
Be would particularly call the attention of all dentate
in Clothing to his present splendid assortment of
. • 11,eady.5lade Garments, • • ."
As he feels confident, upon examination of the qualities :
and prices of his goods, he can offer them each induce- •
menus as shall
,malre it their interest to purchase at his
establishment.
Many years' experience, and great subzero In the bar
sines', together with an unprecedented whotanto and re ,
tail patronage, has enabled him to get up Garments, to' :
suit the business habits and tastes of every location ut
the Union; which is of the utmost importance to whole": .
sale purchasers. ' - . .
In the Cutting department will.be found a choice; se="
lectiou of the most fashionable goods, consisting of—
" Rrenth, English' and .denerican Broadciot4„,
Cashmeintts, /cc, /cc:. Alen, 'excellent issiataseat o 0
VEST/NGS, of the latest and most fashionable styles—.
all of which he is prepared to make to older la the best:
manner and at the most reasonable prices. • ' -
COME, THEN", ONE AND ALL! . . •::
The Assortment, the Quality, and the Variety, is ther
most extensive, undoubtedly, to be fo Ind In-the IJaited.,
Near and Vaabsiatalsle Goodie •
OST RECEIVED at BOOBYEN4 'GREBELS'S
See Hive Clothing Store, No.= Liberty. atreet, ••
large and splendid assorunent of the latest atyles of.
Spring and Summer Goods, which we • ate prepared to
manutactnre to titer. In a style unsurpassed in this city,
and at extremely low prices. •
We have on band a large assortment of READY
dIADE CLOTHING, made in the best and most flish
ionable =main which we are determined to sell-very'
low for cash . Country merchants, and those who buy • .
wholesale, will find it to their advantage to call and ex
amine our stock, beforepurchtuing. -• " DiptVitia •••
ICY Lawrence Journal, Clarion Democrat, Mercer' •
Whig, Meadville Sentinel, Grectusbarh Republican," ~W ashington Examiner, Steubenville Union-copy- Is
I the amount of SI, send paper to advertiser*, anti charge : .;
Envelopes.
T iPitiPaNIS - Adhart, PalthMent Ertintopes.-- By tip-
JA . ping the fingers In Water, and moistening end
peening the gummed edge, these'Eavelopos become the:
eaten and strongest that can be used—being made oS .
parchment paper, which will withatead any ordinal'
friction or moisture: For sale by the quantity or aitglet
pack, at the store of W, S. HAVEN,
mar 26: caner of Market and Second am.
• insacitation. - •
ripHE Partnership heretofore existing between s tltri* -'"
sabsenbers, under the firm of Coulter lc
Druggins, has this day been dissolved by mataal C9ll-
sent. _ _ J. A. COULTER,
N. H. HACKE.
e affairs of the late fitm will be settlad.by.J. A.
Cc i ugtXtsto continues the same busiaeu at , tha.old
stand comer of Wood ead.Tbini streets., •
March 31,1651
William Himont's Lootlam Patent. Lemon.
• - Watches, • •
io,L - PERIOR to any Watches over offered in the eltt=;
hl tens of Piusburgh.
IL BICIWIDSON,BI Market street, is sole 4,gentfor.
the above named Lever Watches. The following guar
enter is attached to each Watch: • -
By appointment to 'Ms dihnin
WILLIAM DLEDN, •
Chronometer and Watch Manufacturer,
• 45 King Square, Doswell Road, London.
Thin certifies that the accompanying, Watch„ . No..--,
warranted by me '.4) be of my manufacture, and no
Watch with my name upon it Is genuine, unless accom
panied by a certificate bearing my signature. • •
I guarantee the Watch, No.—, to keep time to the ma-
Laincuon of the purehaser. fantl7] W. DIXON.
. • Co•-Paruseriatlip.
CAMPBELL CHESS• hare this' day (April 11th,)
aszoeinted with them CHARLES AM&letsHT. - '
The business will ha 'condoled under-the • Raaot
•CAMPBEI:L. CHESS CO. •• (ego* •
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znoxss J. CibirsiLLL. SksVID CHESS. CRARL4S WZNISINZ. '
.. • Iron City -Tack Vactosy. ' •
frit R subscribers manufacture and heap constantlyon. -
J. hand, all sizes of Tacks, Brads and,llparables, nu-
'ishing, Clout and 'slob Nails and Tacks; Barrel . Malls,, •
Copper and Zinc-Shoe Neils; postern maker's polnts;. •
Rivets, assorted subs, tre., Ice. - . • , ,
CAMPBFIAL, CHESS & CO
tiortO:tm • Warehouse, 59 Water sz, Pittsburgh.
T Glory or 3111LUVO fn itie.perfactton •
ENHANCING to every understanding the beanies ot
Nntare, in creating deeper pereeptioac,ca com—
manding the highest emotions thereul, by a knowledge
of Lananspe Slmtching and Painunn, imparted is
short term of instructions, in the eminence of a Wl*,
whereof, la the peculinnuestliereto, is tuuturpaseeti in
all the excellences of the Art.. ,
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Sketches of residences 'Gad scenery In and around .
Pittsburgbiin constant progress'. hitaynificent traasctip ,
dons of elaborate paintings, gorgeous oriental scenery,
and the most splendid views from all over the world.
• O. C. BENNETT, lig Penn at
Pittsburgh, Pa. •
TCE CREAM AND aItNERAL•WATER.—The sub
soribers respectfully inform their old friends and cus
tomers that they have commenced making ICE CREAM' ".
for the season. .Their SALOON bas been fined up in
superior style, and will be open from 8 Welock, A, .
181.11 o'elook, P. M., and all orders, by lee- Cream for
nriies or private families be promptly filled
Our IdINERAL FOCPITAN has also been opened
forthnseasan
Cakes, Fruits, Confeetinnuies,..ke., kept on hand MS
WWI!, /milt and sweet. Please me us a call.
SHILDECKES, -
Star Bakery, 22 Dituneud
triyl7:d2m
A Card.
DALY & CO. have now ready . for eelsT• and well Selected stock of SpnlV i te and Sommer
Hosiery in all its branches.. They vre:id direct ;largest- -
tar attention to .their stock of Genliemeres cotton half
Hole, with Merino and Silk feet ,• they are of the bear:
materials and workmanship, and for comfon ass emu-.
tear Sock, - cannot be eituded. - W. D. It Co have also:
on hand Gents Undershirts and Drawers in cotton irdb, ,
and merino ; Childrens' 'foolery of all descriptions,' an
the old established Stocking Store,Pifth street, between..
Wood and Market,
Journal cotiv.._
or Peron es and 03•11. •
DR. DaRZEITE'S JUNOCUI4DIAL, oc Preetepe aTo - -
prescr im ibe po d re suitin or e b tfe uren etnai ne r s e N atior7 ...,ll,B * , .
eases of debility, ney
regularities of nature. It is all that it prob.' "
viz: Nature's great les ioratil e , an d zest ,- .alleS 10 bo--
the married stole wigiout offspring, ,dy for those in
for seminal embolvaa, general deg , * Is a cetuit n care .
of the genitnlorgatis, nersoiA :Any, gleet,wesitness • -
whites. Asa irmmatjng J;be oions, leacorthces or
Also, a certain remedy for ..eiciee it is unevislied...—
Reslion, loss of akwats. - . incipient Coasumption,indi - .
v a akaaaSi -r energy, physical lassitudefe- • -
leas 'T am e erin any • _my, tee. It . is warranted to pleue
.e l 4 tO,U , - the above complamm, mid is of price.
To spread' without ollspring. •
!ppoliztta - wide the blessings of this medicine,' have,-
artlot" Messrs. Judson Ss Co., of. the city of New
far ..1 Me United States of Ainotina, my note _agents
.s sale end none can be genuine sinless it tomes
~ortgh them, and their signatures are on the wrapper. ,
. • ANTONIO LAILZETTE,PS:Et. •
Naples, July lath. ISM •
Sold olay..in Pittsburgh at the Medical Depot, No. 7.5 .
Staithhelet street and by. B. 11. fileakitig, Walnut street.
Cincinnati; Raymond & Patten, ric.
60 Ranh street.
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YA LIN . GS of a-ar:l,nd .
jut . , • fam3o-91 CARMAN - 8c CO_
7- tata - Oxttln , C.P.L.IitiKATED TEJ,S—Me test in Pitn
lyis burtb,--In the Diamond, Second *door from Die..,
mond alley. Until within the last pear, Good Teas could
not be procured in Pittsburgh. It was quite common for
.consumers to send emit tot it. But, SUMO Manta started
bit Tea establishment, there Is no occasloixto do ho—for
better Teas cannot be promoted in the 'United States than
what he sells. He has deservedly obtained the reputa
tion of selling the beat Tea in Pittsburgh.
Hetnember—the second door from Diamond alley...
Fro TRANSPORTERS, COMMISSION AND OKI>
CEW• s hiERCHANTS. Tar. Sale, on azarnirtodrafrtir
tenns.—Four very valuable Lots, eachlronfiag SO feet
ei inches On Bank Lane, Allegheny City, • and fronting
on the Yen.na. & Ohio Railroad, (within a equate of the
Depot s ) ana'extending back to the Canal Basra, thereby
affording the greatest facilities for shipment by either
the Railroad or Canal.
For terms enquire, of D. C. STOCKTON, Allegheny
City; or, nt the, -.Booksusre of R. C. STOCKTON,
myYt. • , earner of ?drake% and Third sts.•
HAIR TONI C.—The superiorqualltielof this article
can only be truly tested by a trial. It elms the
pores of the skin ceases a healthy action of the nerves,
entirely frees the hair from Scurf and Dandruff; bas
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• tendency to mak the hair earl. The harshest hair
must bow to Its po wet , and change to a soll,healthy and
glossy state. To la dies the Tonic Is invaluable, the hair
can be dressed in a 125' required form.so art to preserve
its pines, either plain or in curls.. Its perfume, is in
and. pleasant, ,‘ast la free from all grSIIST'S‘S'
stances, which adds so n'Snelt i: , vta r iV nth * :-
Sold only at , - - -; WO i= 4 J LEY . %
npr3Chtf 73, Third Ad.,. Pittsburgh, Pa.
1 BUN'S OtUNTZ.: Ott bun isuu
14 This article has proved. itself a odaait,. ae ( 1;
uon to the housekeeper. It ismer). easy in tut
lion, and is free from the dangerous, poisonous logr% e.
ems, ocnerally used. When a bedstead Is well arashaa
with the Miner? there io no-Icsi of the .Bal Bose/
ever venturingnear it. ' • - , , •
It may be relied upon as a Sari PiavostaliTalhaa
those aociazaal taTMCDUI, so difftealt to ovorcaxaadamai t
the summermomLS- . • .
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