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St.:Patd , ss Church,. .
. •
The_ layineo4,tlie corner , stone, of the great
Cathedral;' notv in 'progress •of erection, took
•
place IstertlaY:afternoon; and never did a
_ • Ittr thia l?ring together such
multitide of persons. .Long ?before .the hour'
designated; could 'be seen trowds wending their.
way to the spit to
. select wad leep . that'locality
• where-trey could best see and heir all thht
' • • transpired, .and when the hour arrived, there
must have been at least some 8,000 or 10,000
•
assembled. _
• There was not a spot, house-tops and-windows,'
within reasonable distanCe that was not filled
, with anxious spectators; and we confess, tho as
' sembly being so great and so dense, that we had
a fear.least something might occurr, by accident,
to disturb the beautiful harmony that existed
throughout. For over three hours did thitivaat
assemblage endure the rays of a warm sun, and
. .the crowded position that each occupied,
.
out the most trivil circumstance occurring kiln-
•terrapt the vnnnimity that prevaded . all.
The following religious orders with "holy-cross
and flowing banner," added much to the
gorgeousness of the proceedings:
Brotherhoods of. St.. Joseph,-St. Philomerm,
St. John, St. Michael, St. Joseph's Orphan's
Society. . - •
At 8 o'clock, the time appeinted, the clergy,
headed by the Bishop,clothed in the robes of his
station, proceeded to the north-western - 'corner
of the building, where...the stone was to be laid,
eMI 'in-the presence of the -religions orders and
the vast assemblage, proceeded . `with the usual
rites of the Catholic Church. ' He blessed and
placed the stone, and then 'placed in the cavity
• of the same, a copper box, containing a bottle,
- inside of which, were two papers, copies bf.
whichiire as•folloWift •
This corner stone of St. Paul'S Church was
laid the 24th of June, 1829, by the Rev. Charles
B. Mageire, Pastor thereof, attended by the
architect, John Bethel', -Esq. .
Axnarw. Jacesox, :President of the Statiii.
:sows Asnasv. Suutris,- Governor of the Com
- • monwealth•pf Petuisylvania.
toaniel.lialoney, Jas. Stamen; James McVay,
and John McLaughlin, Contractors.
John Cunningham, Carpenter.
. • Bev. C. B. Maguire, Anthony Beelan, Walter
Fortime.Thomas Wynne,. Webb . Closey, James
Cummins, Moses Cullen, James Lappan, Hugh
McShane, W. W. Fetterman, and Samuel Petti
grew, Building Committee.
• This paper, contained in a bottle, laid in the
• corner stone of St. Paul's; was found when the
same was taken up, Jtuae 7, 1851; it is replaced
in the same bottle, and put into the corner stone
of the new church, the foundation of which is
laid this day. t At. O'CONNOR,
Bishop of Pittsburgh,
PFriastaoli, Sane 16, 1861
The inscription which follows was written in
- - Latin upon a parchment scroll. The following
is a translation of. its contents:
In the Name of our -Levi Jestis Christ.. Amen.
" The year from the nativity of our Saviour;lBsl..
On Trinity Sunday, the 16th of Jane.
In the seventh year of the Pontificate of our
Holy Father, Pius rt.
" The seventh year since the erection of Pitti
- • burgh into an Episcopal See. - •
In the ninth" year of the Episcopate of its first
Bishop, 3licrtAar, O'Cosson.
• The seventy-third year of the Independence of
• the United States.
. Mitsszao Fusions, President.
Wumrstc F. Jowssrost, Governorof Pennsylvania.
Join: B. Ormuz, Mayor of the City.
. This first stone of a new temple, . -
be:Bested-to God wader the invocation of Saint
The aforesaid Bishop of Pittsburgh placed.
The Very' Reverend P. E. Moriarty, of the
Order of Saint Augustine, addressed the people.
Many Priests and Religions Societies were pres
ent, and a very largo multitude.
Another handsome church, erected twenty
• years.ago on this spot, formerly adorned the hill.
It was to: he pulled down on account of &change
in the grade of the street, when a fire, kindled by
accident it is believed, destroyed it. This new
chinch was designed by John Walch ; J. G. Mc-
Clelland was the general superintendant of the
work, and Peter McKenna superintendent of the
mason work. _ The Contractors were the brothers
Wm. and James Lynch.
'The following members of the congregation
were appointed as Building Committee :
John Andoe, Matthew Magian,
Luke Tootle,. N. G. Murphy,
John Coyle, John S. Cosgrove,
P. Molvany, James Blakely,
Ihnisen, J. C. Cummitur,
John McDevitt, - G. L, B. Fetterman,
John Quinn, - Michael M'Closkey,
' James M'Cabe.
• 'FINANCE CONMITTEE.
-John.Andoe, Martin Connolly,
Lnko Taaffe, - 'James Casey,
John Coyle, James Curry,
John Quinn, • James M'Oarrigle. .
John NKeon, James Digruim,
Matthew Magian, George Beale, Jr.,
'N. G. Murphy, Thomas Wynne,
Jas. C. Cummins, M. Ward,
G. L'. B. Fetterman, Thomas Geoghegan.
Michael M'Closkey, John D. Jennings,
James Aireabe, Stephen Barrett,.
;Henry Kane, John S. Cosgrove,
Bernard Flanegin, Patrick Richard,
'Terence Campbell, . James McDonald,
Ames Flanegin, James Gildea,
.Michael C. Milligan, John McDonough.
' May God be merciful to all who shalt worship
in this Temple. Particnlarly, may His grace
ever abound to all who by pious offerings assist
in its erection. ,
- The copper box also contained the following
articles :
Lithograph Likeness of Bishop O'Connor.
Catholic Almanac, 1851. ,
Bottle and Record taken out of foundation of
-St. Paul's.
Parliament record for new Cathedral.
Pitaburgh Catholic.
• Chronicle, with engraving of the ruins of St.
Paul's.
Chronicle of May 7.
• Iron City.
Daily Commercial Journal.
lVeekly Commercial Journal. -
Daily Morning Post.
Weekly Morning Post.
SaWrday Punter.
Shield.
Freeman's Journal.
Catholic Instructor.
• Catholic, Telegraph.
Boston Pilot.
N. Y. Truth Teller. •
Earthen Zeitung.
. . Shepherd of the Valley.
After the laying of the corner stone—upon
whicL is to be raised, perhaps,• the most mag
nificent edifice in the country—a structure alike
- creditable to the members of -the congregation,
to whom it belongs ; and acceptable to Him to
whom it is dedicated,—the Very Rev. P. E. Mo
rh)rty delivered the sermon. La eloquence and
oratory, he
. surpassed the fame which heralded
- hire to our city, and for about an hour and three
quarters the attenion of those present gas his
- solely. lierivetefd them to the spot, and instead
of tiring, refre.sd them as be progressed.
• The - Bishop then pronounced a blessing on the
• spectators and they dispersed. The whole cere
mony was one of unusual interest and grandeur;
and will long lire in the memory of those who
• had the gratification to witness it..
The building is immediately west of the -old
Cathedral, on
and
street, extending down to
Cherry alley, and when finished we understand
will be about 200 feet in lengthin the clear, and
100 - feat in - width; that is, tho main building.—
The transept will be about 180 foot in width.
Two towers are to be placed on tho main , build
ing, about 200 feet high, and a tower or dome
on the centre of the transept.
LADIES' HELPING HAND BOCIETY.-A meeting
of the Managers will be held at the Hospital to
day (Monday), 16th inst., at 3 o'clock, P. M.
The ladies are requested to attend, prepared to
sew:' • . •
Those ladies who have engaged to furnish
rooms in the. Hospital, are requested to do so as
seen as possible. '—
COIIIIT or QUADISE SESSIONB.—Tho Buck Beer
Blot case was resumed again on Saturday morn
ing, when the jury was addressed by Hon. Chas.'
Shaler for Commonwealth, and Hon. Chas. Nay
lor for defence. Tde jury were to seal their
verdict, and the court. adjourned. We under-.
stand that their verdict will be one of acquittal.
Bstior •Dows:—A gentleman from Covington,
gy., named Bami. - .Johnston, was decoyed on
Wednesday morning about 3 o'clock, to the hill
nearldineraville, by a band of banjo players.—
lie was knocked down for the purpose of being
robbed; but fortatiately made his escape; Sev
eral arrests have been made, but nothing den
ilite has yet, been elicited.
Saturday morning there were
iii eases before his Honor: go committed five
of them:::_,: -- .
On lituniiyifonditg he hiAllift,len before him,
twelve of whim he dentrto.h4,,,Aitr..
sott.tyraittst the attars ;Dl' the
Diffifikl - irgibi 610.04% k- - • •
v. L
engaged: They Mitre:l4e* eminently sUele;e B 4l l l
jrnid justly 80.
2itittistf' Sates.
SCOTT - els OTIS,' •
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION ?MERCHANTS,
SI aunt 'mum; sr. Lours, sossomu. -
XLHAVING been engaged in the above business for the
last six years, in this city, would respectfully so.
licit consignments of Goods, to be sold in this market,
either for Auction or
_privnle sale—vartioularly Glass.
mare, Ha t rdware and Dry Goods; and will tante liberal
advances on all kinds of Goods consigned as fbr sale
Will refer to. Messrs. Hewett, Roe & Co:, E. R. Vio.
let, Wm.D. Wood & &
Co., John J. Anderson Co., R. H.
Stone, &Aim& Reed, Brownlee, Homer - & Co., Larkin
Deaver. Saint. Loafs • Butler & Brothers, Cincinnati;
George M'Lain, Pitts b urgh. • • [ma y
. Jamas MLIKENNA, Auctioneer.
_ •
rigEREMPTORY . SALE .. OF SPLENDID FURNI-
L" TTRE Avorion.—Will be sold a t the Warehouse
of Theodore Franck, No. fit Third Attract, on Tuesday
next. 17th inst., a clo s e'cl, A. M., the following splen
did Furniture, to the late firm of Theodore Franck
& Co.: 2 : splendid rosewood and mahogany extension
tables, Fninck's patent, suitable for hotels and private
farailies ; 12 splendid mahogany and Walnut no:as ; LOWS
XIV beautiful rosewood sofas; splendid sofa tables,
marble tops 1 2 magnificent wardrobes, walnut and ma
hogy; I superior manogazry secretary and bookcase;
wnut and mahogany dresstng bureaus, marble tops;
do plain dressing bureaus ; 12 dozen splendid mahogany
and walnut pastor chairs spring . sests ;
.1 dozen mahog
any and-wainnt arm retelling chairs, spring seats; 8 re
ception chairs, in Elizabethuin and Gothic sty le ; 2 doz.
walnut cane seat chaas; 1 dozen walnut and cone back
rocking chairs; divans, tete-a.te tes, ottomans, hat ranks,
flower stands, marine. tops; 4 maflailiccat mahogany
and walnut Mph post bedsteads, with splendid canopy;
4 do do French bedsteads; 0 pair splendid card tables,
walnut and mahogany ; d sewing than*, spring seats;
4 pair walnut side tables;, and a very large assortment
or common furniture, consisting of sycamore and poplar
bedsteads, tables, chairs, &c., b.e tall of which will be
warzanted perfect-or no sale.
jell JAMES ItPXENNA.Auct'r.
•10111CIE DWELLIN(i HIDUSE ss Atit.7102..-•-•01.1 art.
SEY unity, June 21st, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. wilt
be sold on the premises; a good three story Brick Honsei
—with seven rooms; folding doors . ; an excellent eel.
the' built oct a 10t24 feet front,
would street, opposite
Court House and Jail. It be suitable either
for darellidg, Mote or hotel. Terms at Isle.
. JAMES 11PRENtg.A.
Transparent Window , Shade Factory.
48 IR MN STREET,'
LIST (IIITWET,T rime 1141 D
had a n
STEVIV.
OP SHADES on ha mad eaa at times. to
order--
3-4,4.4, 54 and 44 Barr Shades, plain and bordered ;
" - Transparent green do;
u. " ." Dark " do;
Landscape Shades of every style;
Moonlight do -do do;
Gothic. and Mezattinto, of new style ;
STORE SHADES of any color, with Lettering or De
signing. 011. CLOTHS on hand.
Also, a lot of SHADE TRlMMlNGS—complete at 25
cents per shade. Er Curtain? hang on reasonable
• •
P. S.—Pedlars will do well to call at the Factory, be.
tore purchasing elsewhere.
aprIEUBm E, R. KERMAN.
.011211111 . 0/ TiIItBOAID or 1111.41111.3
An Act to Establish a Board of Health.
And to secure the City and Pert of PireturAh from the
int °diode's. of f esatential and contagious distarts :
newt Warne to the granting news% ZACCIVIS in Balla
nutty.
QM I.—Be it enacted, . That the Select and Coin
-0 mon Councils of the City of Pittsburgh, In a joint
meeting to
.bc held nrithiu thirty days afte r um passage of
Oda Act, a nd on the last Monday of January aunueny
thereaner, shall elect nine citizens, who shalt Ito taxable
inhabitants of the City, who shell coustitute the Board of
Health, of which a minority shall be a quorum.
Sec. 2.—That the Board of Health first elected, and
their successors, shall be, and are hereby, erected into a
body corpcuate, in deed and in law, by th e name, style
and title of "Tin &aka or Hume or tut Ctrl or
Prrenciten," who shall have perpetual succession, and
en oy aft the rights, liberties and privileges, powers, au
thorities and immunities incident or belonging to a cor
poration or body politic, and by that Mune may take and
hold all the real estate necessary for the purposes and
objects of the emanation, and shall also have and exe
cute the powers and authorities hereinafter mentioned.
' Ste. 3.—That the said Board, out of their own body,
shall choose a President, who shall preside at the meet.
lop of the Board, and whose places shall be supplied in
his absence by the appointment of a Chairman for the
tune; a Secretary, whose duty It shall be to keep fair
minutes of all the proceedings, rules and regulations of
the Board; and a 'rreariarer, who shall give bond in
amount and with sureties to be approved by the Board,
who snail receive all moneys belonging to the corpora
tion. and pay and disburse the thine noon the order of
the Board, signed by the President and attested by the
Secretary, who shall keep fair had just accounts of his
receipts . and expenditures , and make extracts thereof
whenever the Board shall require the same, and shall
once in every year. his accounts having been allowed
by the Board, publish the tame In two newspapers pub
tithed in the City of Pittsburgh.
Sac. 4.—That the said Board shall sit upon their own
adjournment as they shall deem necessary, but shall meet
at least three :Imes a week between the first day of June
and first day of October in every year; and ano, when
the Board shad be specially convened by order of the
President, or any two of the memeen.
See.6.—That the said Board shall have, and is hereby
invested with, full power, when they shell deem It nun
eery for theyratection of said City against any prevail
ing pestilential or contagious disease, to establish a Quar
antine, at some proper end convenient point beyond the
limits of said Cisy. and to erect or perch see a Lazaretto
and such publics Hospitals •• may oe necessary. and to
make such rules, orders and regulation, as they may
deem proper for the government and management of the
said Lazaretto, and the vessels, cargoes, and persons,
there detained, or snider quarantine, and of the health
office and public hospitals, and for the mode of visiting
and examining vesaels, persons ; goods endemism'. They
shall a:so have power to appoint such Physician., offi
cers and servants, 'Slimly be necessary to attend the La
zaretto and City -Hospital, and to provide rommunica
dons and supplies to the mune ; and each other officers
and servant* as may he necessary for the preservation
of the Health of the City, together with all temporary
officers and servants that may be rendered necessary by
the exteenee of any dangerous contagious disease.
Ste.o.—The any master. commander, or other person
having charge of any vessel or steamboat, violating any
of the rules or regulations prescribed by the said board
of Health, under the provisions of this act, shall, upon
convi.tion thereof by indictment or prosecution in any
Court having junidietion, pay a fine not exceeding five
hundred dollars, to be recovered and paid Into the 'l nin
ety of the said Boarder Health .
exc.? That whenever the &ardor Health shall re
ceive information that any malignant or contagious dis
ease (measles excepted.) prevails within any port or
place within the United States, they shall make diligent
enquiry concerning the same, and if it shall appear that
the discus prevails as aforesaid, all communication with
each infected port or places shall be subject to such con
trol and regulations as the Board of Health may from
time to time direct and publish in one or more newspa.
pens published in the City of Pittsburgh, sail thereupon
every person or , persons, and all goods, ware. and liner.
dianthus, beddingaadelothing, from such infected port
or place • and having entered and been brought into the
City of Pittsburgh contrary to such regulation. shall be
subject to the same penalties as is provided for in the pre
ceding section; end any person or persons having enter;
ed or been brought Into the City of Pittsburgh, from such
infected port or place aforesaid, may he conveyed, by any
person authorized by said Board, to such place of pun
fication as the Board may appoint or direct for that pur
pose, and be there deb:hied, at the pleasure of the Board,
any time not exceeding twenty days, at the expense of
such person or persons. •
Sac. B.—That It shall and may be lawful for the Board
of Health, when ttiey shalt have ninon to believe, from
the report of any Physician appointed by said Board,
that any person within the City of Pinsbnigh is afflicted
withany contagious disease, dangerous to the commu
nity, to take measures for preventing the' spread of the
contagion. hr forbidding and preventing all communica
tion with the Infected house or family, except by means
i of physicians, nurses or messengers, to convey the ne.
unary advice, medicines and provisions, to the Millet
ed, and exercise all such other powers as the cireurn
itanees of the case shall require, and as shall, in their
ludgment, be most conducive to the publ o good, with the
east private injury.
Sec. 9.—That it shall be the duty of the said Board to
have all objects which may have a tendency to endan
ger the health of the citizens, to be removed or correc
ted as they shall deem necessary tor the health of the
citizens, and 'lf the owner or owners or occupiers of
any premises oh which such nuisances shall be found,
refuse or neglect on due notice to remove or correct the
same, .11e, she or.they so re fusiag or neglecting, shall
forfeit and pay for every such offence any earn not less
than twenty, nor more than two hundred dollars, to be
recovered anti applied to the use of said Board as pro
vided by the Sixth Section of this Act.
See. 10.—That whenever any person shall die in the
Said City; the Physician or Surgeon wbo shall have at
tended such person during his or her last sickness, shall
.leave a note in Wiling,. with his name, with some one
of the familyi a the house where such person shall have
died, specifying the,name, : age, sex, color, residence,
whether married or single, employment, and the discus
of which bear she 'snail have died; and every Physi
cian or Surgeon refusing or neglecting to make and de
liver such note,. shall Forfeit the sum of five dollars;
and that no sexton of any church, or other person hav
ing charge of any cemetery; vault, or burial ground
within fun miles of the Court House of Allegheny noun- .
ty, shall permit any dead Indy from the said City to be
interred therein, until he has received such note in writ.
log so signed 'aforesaid f or in case no Physician or
Surgeon shall have attended ' such deceased person, or
the Physician or Surgeon who did attend shall have ne
glected or refused to leave such note, then the family in '
which such person shell have died, shall apply to aptly- '
Wenn - who shall be appointed by the Board of Health
to make the necessary examination in such caws and
who shall give to the family a note as he reinbefore pro.
vided, the contents of which -note in writing shall he
entered by such sexton ' or othe r person, on a blank sche
dule 'lohe furnished by th e Clerk of t au Health-Office,
or such other person as the Board shall direct, nail de
livered, together with the schedule, on the Monday of
.eeeryweek to the Health Officer for publication, in such
form as may be directed by the said Board of Health;
and every Sexton, or otherperson, having charge of any
placeef.interment as aforesaid, neglecting or refusing
perform onf af the duties required by this act, shall
forfeit the sum of twenty-five dollars. • The penalties -
provided for P r ovi d ed, c Wat t o the plied *other uses of
said Board. for purpose of preserv-
Inc nationally in said returns the Board may cause •
printed blanks to lthprepared for, the use of the physt.
clans and Surgeons in carrying out the provisions of this
Section. _ _ .
Btc.ll.—That the Councils of the said City are here
by authorized to set aside such reve aces or to Make such
•oppropriations of-money as may be neeesoary to carry
out tally the designs and °bleats of this Act.
The fmegoing am the first eleven Sections of the Act
establishing . wthe Board of•Health otther City of Pitts
•bargh,"—•bmng•all that relatesto the subject. Approved
April Eishtb, A. D. UM, and ordered:by the Board to be
published in the two papers' of the City of Pittsburgh
'bat do the - City printing. CHARLES NAYLOR,
jellx&I • • Seo'y of the Board of Health.
Notice.
.A PPLICATION will be made to th e next Legislature
../S. (as provided by Act of Assembly,) for a Charter,
O'er a Saving Pandsinstitution) for the Citizens' Depos
ita Bank of Pittsburgh. Capital to be not less than
$lOO,OOO, nor more than $280,000.
- Pittsburgh Gazette and Harrisbargh Union copy, and
eharge this Office, and send copy. !joie:mem
Lightning Rods.—Elpenttla Patent.
. JAMES 'JACKSON, General Areas,
Whoksale Depot, SO Wood strut, Pituburgh, Pa,
.(Cartvirisht , aCutlery Store),
THESE LIGHTNING 'HODS are so constructed that
• they cannot get out of onler. The Insulators and
Athichmenutlfating stecurately, the Points and Magnets
are unrivalled—the whole being highly ornamental(, and
orithoutdlspute, the beat eondoetor ever manufactured.
I will put arm rip Wm! the. Country at Die. foot and
81 the points and magnets. Address by post or leave
aa e ~ritteuorderpied W.994fith37,buttlilelWa may be
' rtt . (aulaat
ERE
,• a
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Pilooo.or Flour aud.Gyolik....
The renewing were the prices of 'Flour, .
Corn
and Oats, at the several points named, at the latestAates
received
• - - P10w.. ,"
Wheat. Coin'. .oats
Philadelphia, - 4 12 100 . ., ; 60 " 43
New York, 4 00 102 •
.60 . 47
Cleve la
Buffalo, nd, 3 3
37 '•6O 45 'et)
- - 80 78
.t.*3
Wilmington, De 1., • 4 87 lOU 60.
60 4 0
Richmond, Va , 4 10 102 61 44
Cincinnati 3 38 70 MI 40
Trenton, N. J., . - 108 - 53 • 29
St. Louie, 3 81 80 38 3O
Baltimore, 419..100 69 41
Albany, 4.19 114 67 47
Alexandria, Va , 4 09 . 98 69 - 8
Boston, 4 37 -- 62 4 37
New Orleans, 3 75 SD 48 27
Pittsburgh, 3 37 65 38 ao
Louisville, 3 70 72 as 40
Chic ago , • 325 63 32 25
Rochester, 6 67 132. . , DO 30
Detroit, 305 75 45 25
Toledo, 4 0
5 0 93 42 25
Milwaokie, 3 7 . 63 64 45
Cineiniuttl Money Market, Jane 11.
Money has again become ocarce and'negouations of
any magnitude cannot be made w ithout some difficulty.
We have beard of one or two instances where very high
rates were paid on undoubted paper. A good deal of
money is constantly going into the country in payment
of produce ; and as there. is very little coming in from
that direction, it becomes scarce, and gradually tightens
up tuna extreme rates have to Do paid by those whose
wants are pressing, or who do not happen to enjoy hank
• • •
Eastern Exchange is plenty at I. Sellers do not bay
now as closely as they did a raw weeks ago; partly
from the scarcity of money, and partly from the greater
abundance of Exchange.
Cheeks on New Orleans are doll as before at par to
discount.
C S r re pe cint eis dell—Gold to a, and Spur 1 u u II. Fdce
131 MINER & CO., Smithfield street. have received
LI, the three first numbersin no the Boston
tion of Bhakspeare's Poetical Wo o rks. of
Price 50 cents.edi-
North British Review for May;
N 0.31 Dictionary of Mechanics;
No. 7 London Labor; •
N 0.13 Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution ;
Tallis, N illoogbby & Co.'s edition of Shakspeare's
Works, New York, No. 12;
John Tanis & Co.'s LOndon edition of Slakspearo's
Works;
Titus Trompl,The Man of hinny Hopes. By Douglas
Jerrold;
- Suit loaned from the press,by the Harpers, a work en
titled Yeast—a Yroblem,by the natnor of Alton Lo:ko.
The above firm can forotsb any or oil of the boot nom
hers, from the commencement of the present periodicals
—that are Levied in parts. Ilel4
1.5 DAY WATCHES.—Just received in Gold Hunting
cases, Ruby Jeweled, Duplex Escapement Ruby
Jeweled, and made In the very beat manner, both in style
and finish, and warranted to run exactly right.
Also—One very fine self-minding' Watch, dispensing
with keys al ogether, both in winding and issuing bands.
CaronometerLover Escapement and Ruby Jeweled.
Alto—A large assortment of N. Tobias', T. F. Coop
es's, and other preferred makers.
Also—A. very fine lot of Ladies' panting Lever Watch
es. Chains, Keys, Seals, Charms, ate.
For sale at the lowest regoJar eastern prices, nod
warranted. W. W. WILSON, Watch Maker,
jel4 - 07 hlarket street.
GsT RECEIVED two more pieces of throe fine
tJ GREY CALSIMER&4, for Coating,which will be
made to order on terms that cannot fail to be male facto•
Ty in the price of it, at CHESTER'S Emporiam,
jai Smithfield street.
Atl/CAD or ALLA
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
PREPARED and sold by JNO. VOUNGSON, 20
Ltberty sweet. This powerfully concentrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of which arc found to be
eight times the strength of the original American Oil.
It la put up in bottles at 23 and 27$ cents, each, with full
directions for its use. In every dtsease where the origi.
cal American Oil has been Mend at all MT/cations, mid
It sprat exceeds the original in power. as to render lithe
CHEAPEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. Call and
IIT it. JOHN YOUNGSON.
N. B. The original Oil is Its natural state as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
will be found genuine. notwithstanding a certain firm
claims go be the only Proprietors.
• d&w.if J. V.
Sottets.
PUBLIC SALE OF TURNPIKE STOCE , as author
had by the following scaloas of the Act of tlGth o
April, 1E30:
"Sac. 0. That the Auditor General Ls also hereby au
thorised and directed to expose to public sale, in the
botoesh of East Birmingham. at such times as he may
appoint, the Stock of the Commonwealth in the Elam
'ugh= and p arch Turnpike Company, and convey
the same to theaser ot purchasers thereof : Preys.
del, That such /lock shall not be sold at a lets price
than one dollar per share.
"SIC. 10. That It shall be the duty of the purchaser
or purchasers of said Sleek, or any part thereof, to pay
the purchase money to be paid for such Stock to the
State Treasurer of this Commonwealth, within thirty
days from the date of said purchase, who shall receipt
for the same, and upon the production of such receipt
before the Auditor General, he shalt transfer the Stock
or Stocks so cold according to the terms of this Act."
By the 6th section It isprovided, "That ifany officer
of either of said companies shalt purchase any of said
Smelts in the company of which he fs a member, the
same shall inure to the benefit of such company."
AcnrroaGarrattani Orrsca.
Harrisburg, May 47, Id. l.
Pursuant to the authority aforesaid, the Stock owned
by the State of Pennsylvania In the Birmingham and
Elisabeth rampart Company, Lein); IGO Shrtres,tirill be
exposed to public sale, at the house of John A. Lippert,
in the borough of East filimfinshain, Allegheny county,
Pennsylvania, on FRIDAY, the 40th day of June next.
The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. N.
Par value, Super share. EPHRAIM BANES,
3l:td Andttot General.
State mutual Plea Insurance Comps ay
MANCH OFFICE, 54 Eistornsicuo st..Prtuseaos,
Piasbarak, May Ist, 1834
riHE best evidence of the success of the Director fa
endeavoring to yoke the "STATE MUTUAL FIRE
IESURANCE , COMPANY" meet the wants of the
community, is the unparalleled amount of business
which has been done—having Issued 7,900 P
iii
eies during the past year, thereby adding over 8130,000
to the lands of the company. Nearly all the property
Insured is of the safest kind, to small risks, and singe
propon ton insured for only one year.
Whole No. Policies bleed 7,54:0
do do expired, terminated &
canceled 02
do do in force •• • 7,SiSi
Amount of Property insured 87,110,119
do Canceled, terminated and ex. •
pired 1201,72.9
do do in force 87,4:14.631
do Prautium Notes 11,070,57
do Canceled,tenniatted,exped, 677 , 10•
do In force ••• •—• ..... •• • ....... vo,fcr,77
do Cash Premiums received• •• 451,557,14
do do canceled. • 321,24
-- ,
Whole amount of losses and expen• 851 M-5 00
sex paid 23,111,45
Balance in favor of the Co., In cub, 027.021,0
To city or country merchants, and owners of thy :11-
lap, and isolated or country property, at Is belies ed
this company affords advantages in point of elsaprvss,
safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
it: this country.
Conducted on the equitable and greatly Improved s ys
tent of Classitleatiec of Risks, exeirsling nll spet tut
hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any Doe lo
cality, thus precluding the frequency and occurrenet of
large fires, and also, on both the Stock and Mutual plan,
it not only possesses the cheapness and accommodation
of both methods, but entitles the insured to a partiel.ta•
lion In the profits.
It is under the control or the following Directors: —J
P. Rutherford. A. J. Oill.tt , John B. Packets, Samise. T.
Jones,Alonzo A.Carrier, Philo C. Sedgwick, Rob in
Klotz, Jones, John P. Rutherford.
J P. RUTHERFORD, Presli.
A. J. GILLETT, Sec'y.
A. A. Casein, Actuary.
N. 14—A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent. en es pi
ring policies has been declared by the Directors, any is
now receivable at this Office for renewals, or redeen.a.
le in cash at the end of ninety days,
Innyl7:d&a , A. A CARRIER.
Orphans* Court Bale.
PURSUANT to an, order of the Orphans' Court of
Allegheny County, the undersigned, Administrator
of Jackson Reed, late of sold county, deceased, will ex
pose to nubile sale, on the premises, on the Btu day of
July, 1851, at 10 o'clock, A. M., a certain FRAME
ROUSE and LOT OF GROUND, No. 145 in Warner,
Painter & Lorenz's plan In the City of Allegheny, bay
ing a front of 25 foot on South Canal street, and extend.'
big' back to Carpenter's alley—being property conveyed
by W. I'. Baum and wife to said Jackson Reed.
Also, all that certain lot of Oround in the Borough of
Lawrenceville, containing about , one and a half acre.,
located at the junction of Batter and Oreensburgh
Roads. Tine Uround bus been laid out in Lots, and will
be sold is qaurAttles to snit purchasers. The sale of the
Lawrencevilleproperty will take place on the
on the Bth day of July, 1851, at it o'clock, P. M.
Toms—One•third of the purchase money cash; the
balance in equal payments at 0 and 12 months from the
day of sale, to be secured by judgment.
. Information can be obtained by calling on Mrs. Mary
Reed, on the premises, In Lawrenceville, where plans
of the Lots can be seen—or of T.• Howard, Attorney,
Fourth street. MARY REED, Adoirx.,
je14:31-14,1&7 Lawrenceville..
Pu • ts Notice.
the undersigned, being appointed COMMISSiO.
NirE Commission. .
e'rs to open books, receive I.lo3 CriPtiOn el a O ., for
the construction of ,a P lank . Road' from the Borough of
Tarentem, Allegheny county, to the village of 151120114-
burgh, Butler county, give notice that we will open iho
books for the purpose of receiving the aforesaid sub-'
scriptions, at the following times and places, to wits.on
the first and second days of July, at the store house of
Mr. Joseph Miller, East Deer township, and at the house
of Daniel Larditt, Butler county; and on the third, fourth'
and fifth, at Neel's Bowl, Tarentum, and at the store of
H. ManiholT, Butler county, between the hours of U
o'clock, A. M. and 3P. M. JOHN M. PORTER,
LEWIS PETERSON,
FRANCIS KARNS,:
NATHANIEL MILLER,
ROBERT M'AYEAL,
ROBERT GILLEFORD,
DAVID M'CALL,
JOHN ANDERSON,
WILLIAM WALKER,
DANIEL LAREIN,
DSIIL MAURHOF.F,
jeLB:wtjy2TJOHN M. KRUhIPE
/NVIIIIIIIO 0 - 01111 - 71 i Bale of
TiIfURSUANT to an order of the Orphans' CoUrt ' of
Allegheny County,the undersigned, Administrators
of John A. Robison, late of Versailles township, an said
county, deceased, will expose to public sale, on Ma pre
mius, in said township, on the fi rst day of July, 1851, at
lOo'cisak, A kI.TWO VALUABLE FARMS, into which
the estate of said decedent has been divided;
.very eli
gibly and advantageously situated, within a mile and a
half of the Youghiogheny Slackwater, and three miles
front the Pennsylvania Railroad. Nix :
Contains 1681 acres Coal and high state ot cul
tivation ; with ohms:lams of
Brick Dwelling House, Barn, and other necessary im
provements.
No 2, Containing 1414 acres; is also in a good state of
cultivation; a large proportion cleared, and nearly all
arable land, with abundance of Zama/one, a good hewed
to house and barn, with other improvements.
TERMS--One-sixth of the purchase money upon the
confirmation of the sale• one-sixth on the first day of
April,lBs3 ; and one•raxib on the first day of April,lBsl;
with interest from first of April, 1852; the residue to
remain in the hands of the purchaser duriog the
natural life of the widow of the decedentte te
rest to be paid to her annuidly, to be competed r o ta be
first of Aprll,lBl2, at which time posenion will be given
to the purchaser. NANCY .1. ROBISON,
JOHN J. MUSE,
HIRAM B. SINCLAIR,
jeadlw.t3tva [Gazette copy.) Administrators
vast Black, •
VITHOLERST E RETAIL GROCER, Wen
..side
• Disonemd,ormerDtamond alter, Pittsburgh i. also
keeps a Rona or EannerAyoutaT,forhlarket sod Coon
vy People,aad STABLI2IO.• Ali *rho •choose to call ysti
finditto their advantage to do so, as his Store Sad PO
it/roiliest/mason comreale at so the Market gage
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RIVER_ MATTERS.
POST ON , PITTS URI;
4 VZE 6 MMUS, WATCH : 11:111M citaliram
• ARRIVED: -
,••••••
Steamer Michigan N 0.2, &get Selmer. ;
Atlanuc, Parkinson, rown.sville.- • ;
Redstone, Woocward, Brownsville.
' J. M'Kee, - Hendrickson, McKeesport. — .6.
• " Beaver. Gordon, Beaver. • •
" • Fashion No. 2, Peebles, Elizabeth.
' 6 -Thomas Shriver, West N ew t on . ,
" Cashier, McMillan, Sunfish.
" •J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling. '
" Tuscarora, hlardo eh, Wellsville., •
" Arena, Kinney, IVellssille.
" Keystone State,l3tone, Cincinnati.
Hibernia No. 2, Batchelor, Cincinnati.
" Asia, Boyd, St. Louie. -
n Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
Voting, Wheeling.,
" Gov. Meigs, Shank, Gallipoli&
" 'Empress, Cox, Zanesville.
.DEPAR
Redstone, Woodward, Biovensillie. • '
• " Atlantic, Parkinson, do - '
3. lil 6 Kee, Hendrickson, McKeespoit.
" Michigan No. 2, Boles,Ocaver.
• " Beaver, Gordon, Beavei.
" Thomas Shrives, Bailey, West Newton.
. " Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth. -
" Messenger, Ward, Cincinnati.
• " Tuscarora, Murdoch, Welisrville.
• • Arena; Kinney, Wellsvile.
" . J. Nelson. Moore; Wheeling.
•• " • Cashier, hlellifien.Bur.fish.
' 44 " Buckeye State, Holmes, Cincinnati.
•' -magnet, . • .
The River.—The river at this point ontnion 41; feet
watei, and
The Eire? at Itietnott'F on the 7th, was within five feet
of high water mark and-J.l=4lg.
117" Thanks to Air. Weaver, the gentlemanly cleric of
the Buckeye State, for late Cincinnati Terpzre.
The Ben Franklin, running between Louisville and
Cincinnati, brought to the tatter pon, - last Wednesday,
ZOO passengers.
The Hanford; built here, iriived at Lonlaville laa
'Wednesday. The newspapers speak other in the high
est terms.
• .
The Clipper. now building at Ethousetewn; and intend•
ed for the upper trade,when finished will be the Inrgest,
and it is thought the switlest bent abiwe thtl'ulls, She
In about aid feet , long.
==MEI
One thousand sacks of salt, stored tit the mouth of the
Osage, and destined for points on that rivet, have been
washed away by the Hood.
• The Magnolia, flostona and Lady Franklin, three o
the swiftest boats running below .the Falls, arc now a
Portland, shingled for New Orleans. •
The Asia, on her la 4t trip up from St. Loafs, had re)
through panaengers and 207 way pa!sengers,makmg
togeiherV.6,
Steamers Sold —Capt. Haldeman sold his fine Steamer
Yorktown, together with 4 barge, at Cincinnati; a few
days since, for the SAM of $24,000. Capt. Wm. !Jyres
was the purchaser. •
The noble steamer Pawnee-was sold at private Sale
at St. Loids, on the 6th instant, for the Sum of 527,0 N).
Capt. C. K Marshall was the purchaser.
Trtat Trip —Tee beautiful /bile steamer, Irene N 0.2,
made her trial trip on Saturday afternoon, with a large
company on board. She ran down aster as Shouse
town, where they were permitted to get off and rusticate
alittle around the edges of the village. The trip was
MOM than usually pleasant, and all eidayed themrelyes
to the top of their bent. The Captain. G. L. McClintock,
is a gentleman whose urbanity wilt make him one of the
most popular men on the river.
The dimensions of the Irene NO:2 pre—Length.l47
feet; beam, IC; hold, 4 feet. She _-has double engines
with 11 inch cylinder and 41. feet stroke. Her bull was
built at Elizabeth by Walker; engines by Haight, Har
leper & Co; cabin and upper - works by Mason; the
painting by Thornburg- tc Monte; furnishtag by Wood
well ; tpholinering . by Etimunson; queensware by clod.
binsen. For her size. there is not a neater boat on the
river she is tdm and pretty from the Texas to the bold.
In the gentlemen's cabin there arc 21 stale roomy, and 6
in the ladies'. She is intended 'to ran between this port
and Louisville and CinCitlll,ll,, , and we predict for her a •
good business. She draws E l inches water.
Tke Fresher.—Tlrc St. Louis Union orate 7th gives n
engthy account of the flood and its destructive results.
t says:
the wrath of the monarch of rivers is now fairly
aroused, and he is fast vindicating his claim to majesty
and empire. Opposite the city we have a broad expanse
of water, relieved only by the tops of the trees on
Woody Island. which is almost totally submerged.—
Steamboats experience great difficulty in effecting land
ings, and are obliged to try point after point without
EGICCenn The merchants all along the line of the river
are-removing hem the ground floor (If their warehouses
in the certain prospect that the waters will he upon
them thin evening or early in the morning. The Quar
antine Island in entirely under venter, and illinoistown,
On the opposite side of the river, is completely abandon
ed on account of the freshet. The water 1. , in the second
story of the houses. Before leaving the town moot of the
inhabitants stored their furniture. to the aliner stories of
their dwellmos ; they ore now returning to the place in
flat boats to bring their effects to this city, in the antici
pation that the town will be-entirely overflowed in a
day or two. Brooklyn is thercugely submerged, es is
also the town of Venice, and the riverls rushing over
Caere blend. Very butt. , of DWICMIN Island can be
seen, and the presumption in that the elder part an has
been carried away. It in impossible td reach the ferry
boat at the foot of Spruce street, but by ava-ling oneself
of a skiff.
IMPORTS BY RIVER
41 - CIiDAY, June 14.
CH4CINIVATI-Per Bockeye t S
tP-..SCOtt & Co 193
bbla whiskey. J Kidd h Co, Leak-red lead. • Baker &
.Fortrh„ 11 express pegs. Brownscille Wharf Boat., 2
bbls alcohol 13 Leech & Co, 21 bbls 9rorlsions. Mera
den & Covorle, 51 , %rex barn'. A 1411161 Jan & Co, 4 tar/L
-inn; desks, Grata' N. Co, GO tres dried beef. Clarke &
Thaw, :lye* Irmo. Jos A llatehio qatt fc Co, 1 bales
fleet skull , . 11 Knox, 2 tree hams. Baker & Forsyth,
4329,990 in speck.
WHEELEtaI-Per James Nelson-Jae Thompson.'
pair colt shrars. Baker & Foss h, 40 asks baton and
2 pep. V ar 11 Hoboes & Bra,
35 Yea lard. 011 11 Bina
harn,l6 Fels wool. I) Lerch A. Co. 9 bads tobacco and
27 acks wool. 11 A Falanestock h Co, 29 bb's copperas.
Brown &. liirkpn3rick, 39 bid , . hour. H Graft& Co, 2
esks bacon. Jos Coning wood, 171 carboys, 39 hbls,
pee!, and 23 c%ks glassware.
WELLSVILLE;-Per Tuicarorn-tern Bir,ghatn, 49
sets wool. Owners on board of 93 bbls hour and 4
calves. In tow the canal bout Grey Eagle, loaded with
hour.
WELLSVILLE...Per A renn—M Brunton. 25 bra eats
and 3 cskii ware. Bidwell & Unti, t crate rage In tow
for Bennett & Ilea. the canal boat II Hanna.
BRIDGEPORT—Pa Cashier—Wilmanli & Noble. 55
sok* and 201 bgs wheat. Steam boat Gencsoce, 1 bill
beddiug. W U drown,9 bgo barley. .1 & R Taylor. 00
Adis boops. it A Pottnestrx.k & Co, 0 irks igloo scraps.
Wm Brogbani & Co, GI bbl., flour and 1 keg . boner.
Clarke & Thaw. 1 cob boron and 0 Wl' tobacco. Bell
& Liggett, 45 bblo flour. 1:t Lerch & Co, 0 bads tobacco.
Drown. girkpntriek.l6o bbto flour. Brown &
250 nail kegs. Copt McMullen, 200 bblo flour.
ST. LOWS—Per A sin—W Harker, 0 oats wool 20 do
I..erapo,W dry hides. Dell & Liggett, 1 Da and 0 oaks
nke, 13 bolt furniture, 1 piano. Coleman. Ilailmaa&
Co. I cook oldirnn. Cumming. & Smith, 33 bbls whiskey.
Jan Coyle, Ern. 45 empty me tu,rlo . David A Graham,
bx nidoe. H Grab & Co, 1 cok hams, 9 hhil• tobacco.
S'Woiterman h Souls 4 Able dried peaches. Kier &
Jones, 13 boles hemp. Jon Greer., 120 hales hemp. Jos
A Matchinw.n & C 0.24 bbls nioltutaea. 0 Leech & Co,
7 acts wool, 13 bbds tobacco. P McCormick, 9 tugs
empty bps. JR , O'Connor it Co. 100 bids whlakcy.
fere it Nicol. , t 7 Milo dried beer: L 111 Stewart. 10 bbli
whi,,tcy„ ttrolth.bll bp barley. ./no Ternlnn, 19
tads whiskey. Cleo Waltman, 15 herK. tobacco. 1 bo
samples. 'Wallingford & Co. 1 Mid tobacco. Wood Ir.
McKnight. 09 tons iron ore. Wm Bingham & Co. 1: bblo
end I) kgs lard. Clarke & Thaw, 1 La. tools. tuber .&
Kauffman. T bX do.
Z ANESVILI.E—Pez Empress—J F Perry - , GO whiskey
bbis. WII Johnson, 32 Midi tobacco. 0 sckit wool. D
Leech & Co, 7 hhds tobacco. II Graft& Co, 7 do. Wm
Hingham. HI do and 35 ticks wool. W Lumping & Co, 4
hhds tobacco. Geo W Cot, 2 asks baron, bn bran,
and a lot of bacon, lard nod fruit.
GALLIPODIS—Per Gov Meigc—D Leech & Co, 75
Ws tobacco. II Graft& Co, 3J do and 30 bills !timbre.
W H aohuoon,l7 Mills tobacco. • Clarke &Thum 21 do;
.3 S Dilworth, 27 do and 1 Lx mdse. Wick tc MeCand:
less, 34 seks (n08.41)611 flax seed. R T Lerch, Jr. 1 bw.
mike. W& F Willoll, 4 hhds tobacco, W Hngaley, l'
cek wool. W Holmes & Co; 58 sac oats. Stuart, Sets
lent & Hicols;ro acts omit. Stuart & Sill. 47 irks coin
Rhey, Mathews & Co. 4 hhds tobacco. 7 D Cortiss,l;
bid and 30 kgs lanl. Capt Holmes, 8000 fl lumber. Coo-.
per & Lovely, 5 bxs ace)). Jos Hall. 159 ticks corn...-
Owners on hoord of 3000plaogh haudles,2o doz brooms.
WHEELING—Vcr & Rickelson, 12
Dbl. vinegar. Geo Breed, 23 pegs ware. WLI Holmes
& Dro, 10 ceks horns. Clarke & Thaw, 0 arks wool. D
Leech & Co. 24 hhds tobacco, 21 bxs mdse. W Bingham
& Co. 30 sok)) wool, 12 kgs butter. H Graf & Co, 201)
bids flour, 25 ricks NO DOI. B A FabOestock & Co, 14 bdls
paper. A H English, 1 bx mdse. .
WELLSVILLE—Per Weltsville—R, Athol!, 4 hhds
tobacco. Wm Hingham, 55 do. Jan McCully, 70 bacon
shoulders, 24 do sides, I ask -baton. Clarko A. Thaw. 4
Mats tobacco. Wilmaith & Noble, OM sekc wheat.
For . 1110irlotta and nooltingport.
THBfine steamer PACIFIC, ZANOCI Man
rex, will leave fur the above and intermedi
ate ports over) , THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock, P. AI.
Forireiglit or passage, apply on board, or to
T. IVOODS NON,
No.ol Water et., and 63 Front et.
Wedueaday,Pao Ikea icor- Cinallsanati.
TILs now and Net running steamer
CLNIVAT.I, Brastmonamatiaster, will kiln
.4.. '"" regularly every Wznazseair.
r or freight or passage, apply on board, on to
G. G. 111lLi'rEISIBERGER.
Allegheny !Liver Trade.
REGVLAI FRANKLIN rAvicErs.
Tuk line steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
No. 2_,_Capt.War. Maus, leaves the Alle
gheny wharf fOr Frank I in, every Monday and Thursday,•
at 4 P. M.
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt.
Donn HLrins, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin, every Tuesday and Friday, at 4 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply on Board. [mar2o
viTTsnunon
,~a7~~m~te~ifa~
CORNET( Mr !Mak= AND.TUTBD ITAEZTv.
FACULTY.—JouN FLEXING, principal Instructor in
tee science of Accounts.
0. K. CIIAMBEILIN, Professor . of Prnmans/tip, blerean•
tile computation, iste. '
• ALsx. M. IVATOON, Esq., Lecturer, on Commercial
Law. . .
The Rooms of this Institution.are open both day and
evening, for the reception otthose Wishing.to obtain a
practical Mercantile education. 'the coorsoof instruc
tion is so thorough, that 'livery. suident on leaving the
College will ho competent th Aare' char ge of and, con
duct on correct principles, any set of Stock 6r Partner
ship Books, howeveicomplicated: " fjellhdlkw
Business max for Clay. absseposes. •
.A.PPEALS must be made. within two weeks from
this dale. Juno 7tb,1851.
lu urosfuanthcee
Revenueof "anOrdinanceciptyro,
crease v p i d s b s g e d ro th r r le i t n i
April, ISIS,. notice is hereby given, that the Vitj- As
sessor has left at my Office for exammation.by all Inte
rested, a list of persons doing, business in : the ,eity, in ,
conformity with said Ordinance. .
Sec. 4. If upon examination of Said list, hay persons
shall think themselves 'aggrieved by the Said assess
ment, they shall stele the same In an affidavit; which of.
fidavit shall also contain a stutcnient of the true emoiutt
of their sales, as near as can be ascertained; said a&
davit to be made and left with the CiWTreasurer, with
in two Weeks from the data of the lint PabUestion i •olr
the notice aforegaid. - :t 's • '-'
That no appeal sliallAtaken.butliktheitign,
vat of the person or firm finriervied;;;BaidliAdtivit.4iiir
conclusive'ovideneesixf,l4-2 to
thlt 83110440 t salmi c - ,n••:i i R4
Jo7:2w ourrttisunr;,,,:
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7.?
TELEGRAPIIIC' NEWS. I
BY THE O'BBILLk LINE
FROM FORT MACKAY: •
- - • * ST. Lours,J,Tune 14.?
Mr. Burt arrived here last evening, from Fort
Mackay.- Mr B. has been engaged in collecting
the Chiefs, &c. of the various tribes of Indians
at Fort Mackay, and it was thofightithat abont
3000 would, be assembled there.
There Were _five different tribes represented—
the Cheinnes, lliowas, Camanches, Arepahoes,
and one other, tribe, who all seem well disposed
towards the United States.
Mai. Fitzpatrick, for whom they arf3 waiting,
was met at. Craw Creek. Mr. B. thinks that
those, Indians will decline to meet the United-
States at Fort Laramie, this summer, Where it is
intended toliold n grand convocation of all the
tribes in that region. .
Mr. Burt did not meet Col. Sumner's com
mand of troops. lie learned that they wore on
the route, but were proceeding very slowly in
consequence of the prevalence of the cholera
among them: Eight or ten were dying daily,
and numbers were deserting. It was stated that
two surgeons of the command' had died:of the
disease. The name of Mr. Kennedyis the - only
one recollected. . . - •
The trains of the traders were in a similar
condition, the cholera having appeaTed among
them and the teamsters having deserteAl in the
general panic. • -
The river 'is still receding very slowly. The.
accounts from above state that all the-rivers are
falling. The fall, so far, is only 8;i : inches.
NEW CONSTITUTION OF OHIO.
CINCItiNATI, June 14.
The new constitution to be voted. on, next
Tuesday, attracts much attention here, and ca
udally the prot Non in relation to the License
qtiestion: A sermon is to be preached to-morrow
in each of the principal churches, in favor of the
clause prohibiting license to sell intoxicating
liquors.
The river has fallen 18 inches. The weather
is cool and pleasant.
Crscrs.Narr, June 14.
There is considerable interest felt here in the
result of the vote that is to be given in Ohio next
Tuesday upon the new Constitution. The Tem
perance Men are all warmlyin favor of it; and
think that it will be adopted by. a large majoritY,
It is thought that even the clause to prohibit li
censes for the sale of intoxicating drinks will
also be adopted.
The city is healthy. But few cases of Chol
era have occurred. The disease, however, pre
vails to a considerable extent, on the river be
low here. Emigrants are dying in greater num
bers than iltiring Xiat year.
' ClsauiskTx, June 13.
The splendid steamer Sultana- was burned at
SL Louis on the 13th. She had a full cargo for
New Orleans-50 hhds bacon, 1000 bales hemp.
The boat was insured for $50,000. The fire
communicated to the sugar refinery of Agelrodt.
Loss $25,000, fully insured.
NEW YORK MARKET—NOON---June 14.
In Flour, the operations are feeble. There
have been 3600 bbls sold at $3,18e54 for Indi
ana and Michigan; $4(4,18 for round hoop
Ohio ; and 54,18@,4,37 for fancy brands.
'Wheat is quiet.
Rye, by the cargo, sold at 73c. •
Ohio oats 44e.
Corn is more firm, and 1(1,000 bus:have been
sohlsat 56c for mixed.
Provisions are languid; 100 kegs of lard have
been sold at 81. '
Whiskey is dearer; 80 bble. Ohio brought
22i@22f.
Linseed Oil is heavy, and sales of 2500 hbls.
American have been effected at 73c:
- - . -
Other articles remain unchanged.
Stocks are steady. 11. S. 6's at $116.1; Ohio
do. $1.16; Indiana o's, 623;. Portsmouth 1; 2000
Reading were sold at 58i. Money is easy.
CINCINNATI 31ARhTT--June 14:
The markets continue -dulL
Flour...:Commands 3 ? 35 to 3,4.5, at which rates
500 bbls have been. sold.
Whiskey—Dull at .18e. -
Bacon... There is some enquiry; shoulders are
selling at 6c.
Other articles unchanged..
THE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY!
DR. JOEUIN .DUle SAII.I3APRIIILLA.I
Tis pain? in quart bottles, and contains the strength
of SIX TIMES as much.pure Sarsaparilla as any
similar preparation in America. Price St per bottle, or
six bottles for five dollars.
Dims been a well established fact for years Iran, that
Sarsapatilla,wben pure and properly prepared, was the
only true panacea for all diseases onginating„from an
impure state of the blood, the use of mercury, intoxica.
nag drinks. evil habits - in youth, barrenness, A.c. We
boldly assert that JOHN BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT
of SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the
- public that is prepared on strictly, scientific principles
and of uniform strength. The Sorsa acyclic is purchased
without regard to price. and every pound, before being
used, is SUDleet to the' strictest chemical tests, and its
genninenesa ascertained before being used! ,
Rail's Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues or seve
ral other veil:ethic medical rows, together forming the
best compound, and producing the greaten eurarice agent
in the known world;
This Medicine, when used tie cording to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
Scrofula or Ring's Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions of
the Shin, Erysipelas ' Chronic sore. Eyes, Ring
worm or Tatters Scald Head,. Rheumatism,
Pain. intbclnite;;; 7 3oints, Old Sores and
Utters, Swelling Of - the Glands,
Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum. Diseases se
of the Kidneys, Loss of Appe
tite, Diseases arising from
thauseof Mercury, , .
Pain in the Side and
Shonlders.Gen-
MI
Dropsy,
Lumbago, Jaundice,' -
Costive iess. Sore Throat, -
Bronchia'', Coughs, - Colds, Weak
ness of the Chest, Pulmonary Affections,.
andel! other Diseases tending to
Consumption I
Liver Complaint, Ferrule irrerthlarities and complaints ;
Sick and Nervouslleadaehe,Low Sp ri ts, N ight Sweats,l
Exposure or Imprudence in Life, Chronic Constitution- ,
al Diseasea,rind is a
.spring and summer drink, and:
general tonic for the system, and a gintle and pleasant.
purgative. far superior to Blue Lick or Congress 'Water.:
Salts, or Stidlitz, , .
. •
Testtinionlala. •
The following is n verbatim copy of a certificate IMO , '
in the possestion of the proprietor ofll's Sarsapar-i
iila. Rev. E. W, Salton is widely andgonetally knorrn,
es an eloquent and accomplished Pastor of the M. E..!
Church, and the Rev. E. Stevenson has been.known' as.
one of the most talented and zealous members that the:
Kentucky_Conferente could boast of for , many years„
and at this time is fillin a the high and reponsible station.
of agent for tho hi.E Book Concern.' • •
- Can the world produce hatter or more satisfactory
testimony in favor of any medicine?
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OPFER- -
. ED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE.
. Rev. E. W. Saucur—ftev.E. SrsVENtort.
,
Louise/le, Nap 20, ISSO.
tCc have used John Bull's Sarsaparilla, and have
known it to be used with entire satisfaction; and have;
no hesitation in stating that we believe it to be a Safe ,
and valuable medical compound, and . calculated to pro
duce ranch good, and relieve much:suffering; and would:
thereforemost cheerfully recommend : it to the taitted.
(Etigued,) .E. W. BUIION,
E STEVENSON.. -
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN:
How we all admire a clear, beautiful, white skin, arid
a rosy colored cheek. How often do we seepersons,
not possessing this "desideratum so devoutly to be
wished," resorting to cosmetics, lotions, Wa shes,.painss
.and coloring snatermls, to restore to them a semblance
of what has deprived them of, and that too;with
great injury to the skin. Bull's Sarsapari ll a is the best t
cosmetic known. It beautifies the skin, by remaiving
every particle, of morbid and diseased matter from the:
blood, making It pure healthy and vigorous, giving' ac
tivity to every minute vessel, and changing the yellow:
and dark countenance to the bloom t and , freshnesi ot
youth. Ladies, abandon the use of paints and mixtures,;
and use. Ball's Sarsaparilla, the cinly. effectual remedy.l
"A word to the wise is sufficient;" and &hint is enough
Yor.the Ladies.
.TESTIAIONY LIKE THE FOLLOWINO RENDERS
SUPERFLUOUS ALL COMMENT ON. THE EF-'
FICIENCY .OF BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
(From Dr. L. P. YAT,DELL. Professor of Chemistry in the
Louisville Medical College.")
'• I have looked over the list of ingredients earapOsing,
John Bull's Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, and
have no hesitation In sayleg that they form a sate corn
dound, and one that promises well to chronic diseases,
lo which it is applicable." L. Y. YANDELL,M. D. • .
Louisville, June 0.1848.
'WHAT DR. PYLES. Physician by appointment to the;
Louisville Marine Hospisa4 mays of BULL'S SARSA
PARILLA :
' March 20,1846:
I have examined the prescription tor the preparatiOn'
of John Ball's Sarsaparilla, and I believe the combina
tion to be an excellent one; and well calculated to pro
demean alterative impression on the system. have.
used it both in public and private practice, and think it:
the best article of Sarsaparilla in,usc.L__ .
. .
• M. 'PYLES, M. it.;
Resident 'Physician at the Louisville Marine .Bospital.
tEr ori
entu
CUTlON—Beware and ask - for the ginal
JOON B A ULL'S SARSAPARILLA; from Kekg r.- '
and
and have no other. KEYSER & hi'DOWELL,
Wholesale_and Retail Agents,
For sale by D. M. Curry and Josep Douglass, Alle
gheny City; and by Druggists generally.
lelth3mddtw
European Agency. • . •
HE undersigned European Agent continues - his .an
.:
T until voyages between America arid.Europe,leaving
Pittsburgh regularly in each year in June, and returning.
in September—transacting 'a general Law • Agency, in
connection with his relative, Hann. Munrslr,Esq., now:
- resident in Dablin..;Thepresent tour Will be the t wenty
fan of ibis Agency, through England, Ireland,Snottand,
Wales, ac. It embraces collection of legacies, debts,
-rents, property and claims; remittances of money; preen
ring copies of wills, deeds - and doctinients; conducting
searches of all kinds, dtc:, tcc. Innumerabldreferences
12 . g r a. th: 4c saltscriber's•absence; 'his brother,
will attend in his (Mee. • • -
Office- on Fifth street, opposite St. Paul's Cathedral:
THOMAS2J. KEENAN, European Agent,
lattf - • and Attorney at Levi, Pittsbargti,Tat
13111MINGliAllf PROrERTY. FOR SALR—d
well
atranted Brick Honse - and Lot, 0f.27 feet front on
Franklin street; by !17t deNt_, with'a , c/f goat! ,water
an'ilie *taste. - • - 7. -5
• . Alio t a large firimeDweilire-frouna aatiLatot 20Yeet
froatitiVnitdC44. - attoinia - g.the above...*
Alao, - ,lwwaxaraproved - Building - I,ota, each 24-4opi,
ftont. bTfin-fieepi-atiOtaiataltarattcrTeEMlPM,Wk-Ml4
ttaaoid.forr.Fjeaa.-beftititidedta statirakaseits,ut
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E=Ml
Brothers , troktiii
°sous Stfeiii77t . ".' , " . :••••.-";••••••Yh•-• mists moil;
ANILICaI!t IiDquaIDHANGS BROzuerar.S,
--, C.ErrELAND; ORIO.
Er Collections Endo in ell the principal, cities, and
- • • STOOKS
Bought and Bolld on 00mriatsitosh
HILL go UUH Y.
DANKERHAND EXCHANGE
• , No. 65, Wood Street, - • • '
Third door beime l'coord4unorsidi): • • •
*Q 10 HT EXCIIANGE oath* Eastern Cities consian tly
t.. 3 for sale.. Time Bills of Exchange and .Notea dis
counted. Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold..
Coneculons mule Mall the principatenies of thli United
Slates. DepoSittl received of Parund Chnentrunqs. :
,
tirottee. • • • •
WE have associated Giumittin Covm mith, as in
tae Exchange and Bu n king business..
, U. W1LL1.41318 Ea ;
. Piaibursk San , y.l, 1851,—)1111 . '
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BANAL/NU-DU V IS/kii: •
JESSE CAROTHERS & CO.,
NO. L 5, WOOD STREET PITTSBUJUILL
Current money received on deposit. '
Collections made on all the principal cities of the Uni.
ted States. • •. • • t . suitay
PATRICKS & FRIEND, •
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BRORIERSj
No. 95, mums Wan! Alin Duman ersiers,. •
Pittsburg/1, [mayi
CENTRAL PRNNSYLVANIADANICINGROUSE:
BRIAN, GLEIRE CO: • •
'TOTES, Drafts, Checks, 3c. collected , and Retail.
twice, made upon favorable tame. - • :
111,R.SRYAN, Caßdpe,:.
Hoilidaysburgh, * May 18,1850:
WAS H. WILLIAMS. I.II.IIIYVAS. 1.0.00111171
wm. - u. wiLtaaitis do 00_
BANKERS AND. EXCHANGE BROKERS,'
NORTH astir 'comma' OW WOOD AHD THIRD mama.
1.1. transactions made on liberal terms, and collets;
tionspromptly attended to. - iii6:BM
IAI. 9.11001 f. - 11103.11#1“1.1111
nooar - st SARGENT.
• BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS; -
N. Z. Cosner of Wood and &WA shwa., .Pititturgly Pa
DEALERS in. Coin, Bank Notes, Zino Bills, Foreign
and Domestic PrehtingeCertificates ofDepolit,ite
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe, fornale in strut° snit purchasers. •
CURRENT and par !nada received on deNsite
COLLECTIONS modems all parts of the:Union, lathe
lowest rates.
,eeplldy
Removal. • - '
• • N. OOLSIRS & SONSg -
Gym RIMY= THEIR lissnuna AID MCNAMEE omen
al , No. 07 Warktrstredtainir dans Wow old stand,
N. HOLMES & SONS, •
PANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and . Den
ten in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
.. Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
cities constantly for sale.' ' • •
Collections made in all the cities throughout the Erii
tedStates. Deposites received in par funds or current
paper, No. d 7 Market street, between'Third and Fourth
streets. • nag 22-Iy.
Domestic and Foresgn Dzchange ' Bank Notes,:
. Gold and SUret,Bought,Sod andEschangedi
• Ai Tali
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HORSE
OP •
William A. Hill & C 0.,.
64 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH,
Urtialt3T ALLOWED ON TIME DIPOIII7I. 111111a3
- A11,117t PPamzg. ' PJLLIM
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•
Bankersand Eschango Brokrrs, Mattis tis Foreign. and
Dorm:sit Bills, Bills or Ezekangs, Crrtifientss lltyos
it, Bank Notch and Cain.
Corner of Third and Woad sts., directly opposite the St
Charles Hotel.
• G. W. TAYLOR. '
112 SECOND STREET,
COMMISSIONER AND BILL.BROXER. .
TEUCT attention will be given to alkbusiness en
§e
trusted to his care. Finsbargh manufactured artl
s always on band, or procured on short vrollce.
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, *c.. negotiate d on &cora
ble terms. Advances made it required. ' ioeMtf
HOPS EVICR.
WONDERFITV...b.tIREBII
Dr. Rogers , Syrup of if•lnainOrt and Tar
CANCHAVAGVA.; . •
For the complete cure of Coughz, Coldr, Influenza, Asthma .
Bronelutio, Spitting of Blood, and. alt oat? Lung
Comptainu touttng to CONSUMPTION,
Look at Its Unparalelled Buicass.
THE above distinguished COUGH MEDICINE is cars
eying all before at in Lung Complai n ts. In all Sec
tions of the country it is constantly performing cores
which astonish even physicians th emselves.. Look at
the high character and standing of the names .which
vouch for its unrivalled healing power. 1. Cox, M.D.,
late Professor in the Medical College in Cincinnati; W.
I-A10ha:115,1'4.04 Hon. Judge Morse - Hon. Ridge Wit.
'Burke, for more than 20 years Post Aluster of Ctn.; R.
S. Newton, !ILO., Prof.,in the Medical College at Mem
phis, Tenn.; John A. Collins, Esq., Proprietor of the
Temp :Organ, and Gen. Agent of the Grand Division of
the Sons of Temperance of Ohio • William H. Levison,
Esq., Editor of the U. S. Military and *Nitral Argos at
N. Y4•Thomas C. Faulder, Esq' of Albany; Rev: H.
Wiseman, Rev. H. Hoyt, N.. City; and we could name
hundreds, aye thousands of. others, who testify from
personal experience, that it has cured them and their
friends, in some casesafter ail other remedies had failed.
Such men never make such statements, unless convinced
of their truth beyond the possibility of a doubt. Read a
few of the letters. -
.Extract from a letter from F. Ai. Cory to H. L. Stew
art, N 0.137, Second street, New York.
SPLIITA, Jane 30, nest
Dear Friend Stewart: I have been home now test two
months. When I lan saw you.l bail but little hopes of
ever getting any better. But I have now thepleasure of
thanking you for recommending me to take Dr. Rogers'
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and Canchalagtia. I got a
dozen bottles of it and took home with me determined
to make a fair trial of it, as I had done with everything
else. I have only taken tour bottles of it, and I must
say it has done me more good than any other medicine
I have ever taken. On my first taking ; it, it increased
the expectoration, and I raised a great deal of bloody
matter (rum iny tunes. But that bas now ceased, and eiff
has-my cough, neatly. I cough bat little now and ax. poet soon to be entirely free from it. I consider it an
invaluable medicine, and shall recommend it to all`repo
are afflicted with a couittor diseased -
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I bled young lady who had the CONSURPTION.III6
had a irood deal from the tangs, and doctored tam.
el mown with our phy sicinn, bat grew worse, have ono
Soule of it, and it cured her. It acted almost miraculously
in her ease.
Your akcere friend, F. M. CORY.
N. B. The original terser from which the shove is an
extract s is on file, and can be seen at our office, N 0.316.
Broadway. : .
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BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED. •
sat now PROMPTLY tt ACTS.
Statement of Mr. A. Lang, lksker, Ms. 388 Pearl serest;
Y. Y.—A few day& before fast Chnelmas, I was taken
unwell, and soon commenced bleeding freely at the
Lungs.. I called in a Hommopathie physielan,but his
medicine did not seem to help me. I read your advert.
isement, and thought I would try Dr. Rogers , Syrup 'of
Liverwort, Tar and' Conthalaitta. Before I had taken
up the thirdboute, my bleeding bad stopped, my Smith
was gone, and I felt as well as usual. ally health Is now
g00d.,1 con&lder It moat excellent medicine, and cor
dially recommend it to my friends. [This statement tear
made to tie Proprietors, Mandl IDA, 1 85 0.1 ' •
OTHER NEW YORE CITY REFERENCES.
67 - For mutt of room to publish at length any more
certificates, we here give:the names and residences of
several individual& well known in New York, everyone
of whom has used this medicine, and can aptak personally
of its effects. Please •call upon them, and hear what
MMiiE3==
. .
Rev. Rai How, No. Ll 7, riled!son Platise. of
the " Charett of the Good Sbepherd."''.
ROBLE= S. LOCIWOOD: No. 5 3 , VOLI77 . IITECL . .
STLVANTTS How, No. ZSO Houston street. ,
" Be sine to ask for 1$?. A. Rows , Syrup V LTV.
ERWORI, TAR, and CANCRAGAGUA, and 'tat Mt
other be palmed on to you.
CAUTION.—Nora gennins, unless therm is on the bug
wrapper, a nate V . hand, signed with a Pen; by A. L.
SCOVILL dr. CO.
FOR SAERovholesale and retail, by A. L:scovna.
.t CO.,Prepnetors at their Principial Depoe,GOTHIC
HALL, No , 316 BlN:litany, New York, to whom all or
ders for the -Medicine and letters relating to Agencies,
should be addressed,;ms.paid. .
. ALSO, for sale by R. E. Sellers, N 0.57 Wood street,
Wholesale Agent for Pittsburgh and vicinity; D.M.
Carry, U. P. Schwartz, and J. Douglas, Allegheny City;:
Townsend, Cart & Co., Manchester; A. {Patterson, Bir
mingham.
PRICE--In large bottle, 61,00; or six bottlei for 5 5,00
. mar2s: 3 m .
-heal Estate, at Public, Sale. • •
rrinE subscriber will over at public sale, on the premi
.ll. sea, in Ross township, on Saturday,ollB 14th day of
June, at 2 o'clock, P. M., NINE -LOTS OF OROUND,
containing from one to four and a half acres. The said
lots are well located for Gardening purposes or private
rosidencea. Situated on Woods' Rtut, and only about
two and a half miles from Allegheny City.: The Alan";
cheater Plank Road leading almost to the premises, and
being about half a mile to tae Perrysville Plank Road.
The contemplated New Brighton Road passel along
said lots. Tee Mount Union Cemetery road leading to
said ground. The above is well supplied with good
springs I sad Wooda'raa passing - Mil:lush the promise-I,
and being in a good state of cultivation, havlng all kinds
of _young fruit trees on the same, render It a most desi-1
table situation.. On lot No. 4 there is' a- good drama
dwelling house and barn, and ontbuildingia The above
lota are suitable for business men who desire to have a'
country residence, a short and accessible diatanee from
For Plan of above bobs see handbills.
Terms—One.fotfrth etuh, par funds. The ; balance In
five annual. payments, • with interest, secured. by bond ,
and mortgage., For farther informauon apply. to -
GEORGE DRAHER,
• •-• • first Ward A Ileqbeny City.
I
• ". • M. I. STLWART,
• ' Attorney at Law,,Fifitt street,
jo7 • above Smithfield street, Pittsburgb. •
. . To Brldgo Benders
DROPOSALS,tincluding plans and specifications), for
.building a Wire Suspension Bridge across the hlo.ll
nongahela River, between Fairmont and. , Palatine,
Marto t county, Va., will be received by the undersign...
ed, through the Post .Office, at Fairmont , (free of peat, s i
age ), until noon of the Ifith . day of July next... The •
span of , the bridge will 64 about 'SD feet, and the amt.!
meats will be about 30 feet high, with the necessary cap.',
port walls and 621 0 16711 the abutments and towers to be,
of the best description of rock range Vvork—the support.
walls to be of rubble masonry. Proposals Will state the .
price per perch, for the stone wont for the abutments, the;
tower, and support walls; also, the price per lineal'
foot for the superstracture, (including the anchor ma..
sentry ), with a double track of 21 feet, or a single track'
o f 15 feet. The - bridge will to required to support a
transient Weida of 100,000 lbs. The work to be done;
under each supervision as the Company may' direct— .
Contractors will be required to guarantee their work to'
nand good for a period of twelve months atter its corn.
pletiom. The stone work and superstructure will be let ,
out together or separately. as the directors may deem.
beet noon opening the' bids; Ttis payments will be; .
made monthly, in mush, es the work progresses, with a
reservation of 2U per cent., which will be paid on the
completion of the contract. It is desirable that the ,
bridge be completed by the of February, 12.52:
_ • JAMES O. WATSON,
Pristrient of F. 4. P. Bridge Company.
TO LET—The Warehouse N 0.137 Front street,- for
mealy occupied
. hy the ruhaeribes. Possession
given immediately. quireof - • - -
• . hII3IIIOE & CO
:17111-Wood it. •
Furniture And Chair ARTiuretrootus.
JOSEF_ E. MEYER, CV Perm street, above the
- "Canal Bridge, keeps constantly on intail and makes
to Order: at the knstr' every: desetiptlort of
Farley and:Plafo FURNITURE; SQFAldaati CHAOS,
of thetretterkmansldp and most approved kyles.
Pludhaser&Would do well to tisk his Warerotani.'
ray277tlftwly
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TIEIMIATIBM.--Dr. Brown's 'new, ameovrea rem.
;Lis edy for Rheumatism is *speedy and certain remedy
.for that painibitronble. It never faits.
-Office and Private Consultation Rooms No. 41, DIA.
MOND, Pittsburgh, Penna. The Doctor Is always at
home
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Charlie/II Yiyitabk Corn4inatiant ro tip! Distata.
Dr. fhlageosth Yellow Dock aSed Seirsasset.
'DTP UP IN 'THE largest ailed ;bold es, contains
.1. more of the pure Honduras Sarsaparilla than any
other prep_aration extant, which is chemically combined
with
the Extract of Nellow Docki the Extract of Wild .
Chem, and Datum of Fir, thus making the remedy
'more thoroughly - efficient than any other Sarsaparilla
before the public. At the same time it is perfectly free
from all mineral poisons, which cannot be said of any
of the Sanieparilla Compciunds. The invalid should be
ware of potion! Mercury, Iron Quinine, lodine, Sal
phew, Arsenic and many other mineral and metallc poi
sons imitated into and farm active basis of most of
the, Sarsaparillas and Panaceas of the day. OrTsorea
Coaxal= Errascr or Yrnaow Dors sme BABSAPAIIILLA
does not contain • particle of these substancee,• as any
'one can ascertain by applying the necessary tests..
The original and suety_ genuine preparation for the
permanent cure of CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES
OF THE LUNGS when they are supposed to be affected
by the taofrquent sale/ Mercury, Inns, Quinine, tie,—
It is also a. remedy for SALT RHEUM, RING WORM,
TETTER,
_SCALD HEAD, DROPKY, sCURYY,
WHITE SWELLI 4 ND, 'King's Evil, Neuralgic idfee
dons, FescrUe Weakness and Obstructions, Barienness,
Nervousand• general Debility of the System, Una o
Appetite, Languor, Dizziness lead Liver Affections,
which led to Intermittent and Remittent revere, Fever
and Afire ' BIllious• Fevers, Chill Fevers, Dumb Ague,
Jaundice,&c., &e.
• awr Tbe al:Dieted may rest assured that there is 001
111. least particle of Mineral, Mercurial, or any other
poisonona submit:ice in this medicine. It is perfectly
harmless/121d May be adinlniatered to persons in the verr
weakest stages of sickness, or to the moat helpless In•
rants without doing the least injury.
Tire curative powers of this extract ate truly won
dedul, and all Invalids should mate immediate trial o.
the " Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla." It cannot Wore
the delicate patient. • • . • .
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1 0 ERTIF/CATEB4 : •
Brits—Cere af 0. LL Leanani.
• • : Bzoosamo Grova, Dee. 15t,1849.
.A/EGISS S. F. BIIINEIT & Co.—Ge g nts :—Sometlate In
wh ic
1813,h
became s 1 was attacked with the Rin in marm,
o sore that I could 's-
not Evil
use it, and in
1845, mortification set in. I employed at different times,
each physician of celibrity within my reach ; all told
me that my arm mast be amputated. Front the shoul
der° to the fore arm, my anti was full of running sores,
some of them as large as a fi fty cent piece. I then tried
an Indian Doctor, who removed the mortified fleah, and
stopped the mortification, bat could not heat my arm.—
My strength, at this time, was completely exttansted
and my person much - emaciated. I continued in this
state mull the summer of 1848, 'when I saw an adver•
Usementof "Guysotrs Yetkno Lack and Sanaparilla,""
which trend aneuively, and sent for one. bottle of the
article:- . .After- using it few days,thediscliarges from
my arm increased, and assumed a light color, and less
offensive oder,'. I sent for a 'sciond - ..botti c t, and while
using it ' I found my Strength' inereasing..and the dis
charges decreasing. I continued.nsing It until I. had
need six bottles, though I felt myself - perfeely cared
before I used the sixth bottle. Since that time) have
not felt any pain in my arm; no sores have re-appeared,
and / have not a doubt that,t is thoroughly cored, for I
can labor with it as well as ever I could.
"Guyrou's Ydkno Dock and Sarraparillap alone eared
me; I took no other remedy while acing it, and had I
used it at the fast appearance of the malady I tally be.
lieve it would have saved me from years of suffering.
And I MUM earnestly recommend every person. Safer
ing ander any similar disease, to use "Onisou's Yellen°
Dock and Sarsaparilla,. which . will restore them to
health. - Yours in gratitude,
O. M. LEONARD.
An Ezisaardinary. Case ref Scrofula, Ilyraripersi and
Men, cured by the sat urs of. Irr. Ouysou's C0m
..1)0U11.4 Syrup, Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
Brtoomrts Nov.
sine 17 1848.
Da. Dotson—Sir : I tender . you my sinta thanks
for the great benefit I have derived from the use of your
valuable Syrup. I have been troubled very bad ',ilia
scrofulous sore which made Its appearance on my chin.
I did not pay much attention to It at first, supposing it
to be nothing but some eruption. ther'generally appears
on persona , faces. It finally began -to increase, until it.
spread to the back pan of myhead. I applied to a phy
&mien • he - attended zoo all to no Purpose. I had tried
everything that could be tried. I saw. your Syrup of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and concluded to use it,
for I knew that tbe Yellovr,Dock was one of thelnitst
valuable articles in the world for the b100d...1 bought
your Syrup and commenced using it suad from the use
.of one bottle I could see a great change In my system.
I continued ining it until lam a well =us.- know feel
like a new person; . my blood is perfectly cleansed, and
free from all impurities. There is not .a question. but
that your newly discovered Compound It far superior to
any Sarsaparilla Syrup ever sold. Thls certificate!, at
your disposal; to publish -if you like, and any one you
may refer to me, I shall be happy to give t4eca all the
information I can about my case, ke. . •
' I remain your obedient servant*
• ' '••• • -•GEDIIGE 0. JOHNSTObi.
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Disbeitlanialikledicine known. Ths EittraetiV, Yell=
Dock and Sarsaparilla ii aperitive, speedy And
permanent cure for all eorainte incident '
Its mild alterative properties render'. it - peculiarly ap
plicable to the slender and delicate constitution of the
female. It is unrivalled in its effect upon suck diseases
as Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Leucorrhoca -or
Whites, Irregular Menstruation; Incontinence of Urine,
and general Prostration of the system: ' It immediately
contracts that distressing nervousness and lassitude so
common to the scarabs inane, and imparts an energy and
buoyancy as surprising as they are grateful. We have
evidence on file, which induces us strongly to recom
mend this medicine to married people who have not
been blessed with aspiring. .
Pro/apses Uteri, °slatting Nj the Womb, affies years
standing, eared by Dr. Guysoute Ethan of Ypttow Dock •
and Sarrapariliy, after every odes imoiem remedy, hag
been tried whittrutrelie.
, Wasam arms, 04Feb., tata.
cettifies that my wife, aged twenty-seven years,
'has been suffering under the' above complaint for file
ears. Nearly - all of that time confined to her bed.
have for five years constantly employed the best meth
caltaleet that.coald be . procured ia this section of the
country, without any benekt whateyerr I have also
purchased every instrument recommended for the cm_
of such diseases, all of which proied worthless.
rt, the spring of 1848, I was induced by my friends to
try Dr.Gaysouts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla which
was used for four months. Aftershe had used it for /;our
weeks; It was evident to all of ns that she wasdarprov,
lag. andfrom this time she improved rapidly, wed gained
Sash and strength until she is now enjoying Meet excel
lent health._ Will. MONF.OBT.
We being neighbors to Wm. and Julie Mouton, know
that We above statement as to the sickness of Mrs. Man
ford-and as to the care being affected by "Gaysott's Yel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla,. to be striedurue.
JANE
_ . ,SABAH POWERS.
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IDOR THE CURE OF-COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSE-
A` NESS BRONCHITIS, WHOOPIN G COUGH,
CROUP, ASTHI4. extdCONSOMPTiON. •
Among the'numerous discoveries Science has made
in this generation to facilitate - the •business of life, in
crease its enjoiment, and even prolong the taut °Chu
man existence, none can be named of more real value
to mankind, than tide contribution of. Chemistry to the
Healing An A vast trial of its virtues throughoutthis
broad country, hasproven beyond a doubt, that no medi
cine. or combination of medicines yet known, cat so
itintly-dontral endears the numerous Tubules of pul
monary * disease which haVe hitherto sityigit..lfrotn. one .
midst giousands. and thousands every'yesT . Indeed
there is now ithundant reason to believea &reedy hu
atlength been found Which can be relied on to care the
most dangeroue affectionssf this lungs.. Onr spac.e here
will not permit us to publish any proportion of tbe cures
effecte.d by its use, but we would pretient the followint;
opinions of eminent men, and rater, further inquiry to
the circular which the Agent below named, will alwayti
be pleased to famish free, wherein are full particulars,
.and indistintable proofs' of these facts.
From the President of Amherst College, the celebrated
Professor Httcheoek.
sty ame g C. Ayer-Sir: I have nudger's , Cherry Pee
tonal in my own cue of deep seated Bronchitis, arida=
satisfied from its chemical constitution,' that it Is an ad
tenable compound for the relief of laryngal and brute
chial difficulties. If my opinion as to its superior char
acter can be of any service, yea are at liberty to use it
as you think proper.
.EDWAILD HITCHCOCN, L• L. D.
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Front th e widely celebrated Professor Sillmanthr.
• L.L. D, PrOregiOt of Chemistry, hlinentiogy,- •
• • fcc'., Yale College, Member of the Lit. Hist.
Died. Phil. and Scientific Societies of
America and Europe.
- " [deem the Cherry Pictorial an admirable coinposi•
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escit is intended to cure." _
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cess ,to curs an inflamation of the lungs.
Peon one of the fint physicians in Maine.
S.tco, Me., April 20,1849.. .
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir: I em now con
stonily 1:18111g your. Cherry Pectoral In My practie% and
141tentritre any
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