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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
or Maria Anastasia de la Trinidad de Men
der, the young _Mexican lady who cAminiatered
to the wounded and dying American soldiers on
the bloodyfields Mexico,. was in the city yes-'
terday, on her way to Mexico, th e home of her
childhood and the home of her parenta.
Her woman's sympatldas were called.ont, and
Induced her to minister to the sufferings of hu
manity; though her country's foe, and this crea
ted f ee lings in the breasts of her countrymen
which would have made It exceedingly unpleas-.
ant, if not dangerous, for her to remain there
after the departure of the American army, and
accordingly she was -induced to come to this
country, and has ever, since resided in the family
of Capt. Mann, of Bdford, whom she nursed
while he was sick in Mexico and although
treated with the most uniform Madness by the
Captain and family, she is desirous of again
seeing her home, where perhaps those malignant
feelings against her have subsided. Capt. Her
ron and others raised sufficient funds to defray
all the expenses of the trip. May her voyage
be pleasant and agreeable, and her reception at
home kind and affectionate.
Quarter Sessions- Wednesday, June 18. me.
Cisme, Boggs and McAtit .n on the Bench.
COM: Vs. Robt. Kane, for an assault and bat
tery with intent to kill on John Lander.
P. C. Shannon for commonwealth, and Irwin
for Defence. -
The jury returned a verdict of agnilty."
Com. vs. Andrew Foatner, Wm. Spicer, James
H. Watson--forcible entry and detainer in Eliza
beth township.
PittAtuylt Conference.--The Pittsburgh. Con.
•
ference of the 'Methodist Church met yes
terday, in the South Common Church, Allegheny
City. The Rev. Bishop Morrow called the
meeting teenier. - The Rev. Wesley Kenney was
elected Secretary; and Rev. W. Cox and Rev. A.
McGee Assistant Secretaries. Anumberof com
mittees were appointed and some =important
business transacted. After which, the meeting
was closed with prayer by the Rev. J. )1. White.
About 100 members were in attendance. The
Conference meet 'again this morning, at 8
o'clock. •
Theatre. "Shandy Maguire," a powerful
drama from tho pen of an eminent clergyman,
was performed at this popular establishment last
evening, to a crowded audience. It is replete
with beautiful situations, and the admirable act
ing of. Mr. and Mrs. Williams called forth loud
and . repeated applause from the audience: Man
ager Foster has wisely announced it for repeti
tion this evening, in conjunction with the excel
lent vaudevilles of the "Irish Tutor" and "Our
.Gal." Go and witness the most amusing bill of
the season.
IMins Hall.—The Ice Cream and Strawber
ry Pic-Nio for the benefit of the Pittsburgh In
firmary, takes place to-41'y.. It is hoped that
all disposed to aid those who administer to the
sick and disabled poor, will not forget to call at
Wilkins Hall this afternoon or evening, and by
their contributions aid to replenish tho empty
treasury of this Institution.
The Libel Case.—The jury in the ease of the
Commonwealth vs. J. H. Foster and R. C. Flee
eon, Editors of the Dispatch, for an alleged libel
against Joseph Hart, a tavern keeper in Sharps
burgh, returned a verdict of not guilty and
prosecutor pay the costa.
ger. J. C. Chambers is city agent for Mann's
Double Lever Copying Press and Metalie Damp
ener, Moveable Music Setter and Bill Binder,
Patent Inkstands, &c, Mr. C. will wait upon
our citizens..
ger A little girl yesterday promenaded Fourth
street with the new costume on. • She was the
admired of all admirers. , •
or Remember that to-morrow bight the
complimentary ball to Mr. Moyen comes off at
Wilkins flalL Let no ono fail to secure a ticket.
aa., The Cricket Match between the Iron
City and the United Club will come off in the
Ninth Ward, at 10 o'clock this morning.
051" The walls of tho old Cathedral hale been
taken down. - -
Land for Sale.
TAE subscriber is authorized to sell the following
described piece of lend, situated in Rubinson town
'map, dilegbenr .county. Pa., adjoining lands of Geo. M.
Evans, heirs of James WElherron, Robert Boating, and
the heirs of Jobs 8 54-alley, on " Clutier's Creek,'
foar miles from the city of Pittsburgh, and ow:14ml! mile
below- tledwinn bridge couturnuig about 75 acres,
more or lees. This land is of an excellent quality for
gardening purposes—being located is a warm bend of
the creek, and having n autism bottom, that never
fails to bring an excellent crop. The buildings consist
of a verr comfortable frame. Dwelling House and frame
Barn, and en Orchard of 50 bearing Apple Trees, with a
Twisty . of other Fruit. .
for further particulars, enquire of fatties IWCoy. or
the irndersurned. . JAMES C. RICHEY.
Robinson rp.,Jan.25,1551.
N.-B.—Terms easy and price moderate.
JeHkd I wauttf
Orphans' Coma Sale.
PURSUANT to an. order of the Orphans' Court of
Allegheny County, the undersigned, Administrator
of Jackson Reed, Itue of. said coanty, deceased, will ex.
poke to public sale, on the premises, on. th e Bth day of
July, 1831, at 10 o'clock. A. M., a certain FRAME
Houck: and LOT OF GROUND, No. 145 in Warner,
Painter it Lorenz's plan In the City of Allegheny, ban.
lag n front of 25 feet on South Canal street, and extend!
tug bsck to Carpenter's alley—being property conveyed
by W. r . Baum and wife to said Jackson Reed.
Also, all that certain lot of Ground in the Borough of
Lawrenceville, containing ahem one and a half scree,
located at the Junction of the Butler and Oreeruthurgh
Roads Thts Ground has been laid out in Lots, and will
be sold in quantities to suit purchasers. The sale of the
Lawrenez vine property wilt take place on the premi
ses, on the 9th day of July, 1831, at 2 o'clock, P.M.
",23.—one.third . of the purchase money cash; the
babinec 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, en the premises, in Lawrenceville, where plaits
of the Lots can be a:ea.-or of T. Howard, Attorney,
Tout th street. MARY REED, Adm'rx.,
jele:J.- • 4 &.7.. . Lawrenceville.
Valuable Property at Auction.
ON SA L U HDAY, July 12W. 1,51, at J o'eltestr, P.M.,.
on tte premises, the property described and marked
in the annexed plan, situate in the Seventh Ward, City.
of Fitahurgli _
Two Lots :routing on Bedford sonet, 10 feet front by
70f, et deep. • •
Hue Lot fronting on Bedford street, I 1 feet front by 70
feet deep—on which is erected a two story frame dwel
lina house.
Three. Lo s.fronting on Keating's alloy, 14 feet 9 inch.
es front by 63 te..4 deep—wita 3 two story brick dwelling
honks,
C/Ae Lot. 19 feet front on Reating's alley, by 53 feet
deep—on which is erected .a two story frame dwelling
h use.
Atio, Lot N 0.2 in Rowan k Bay's plan, having a front
or to feet on Lted•6•ll street, tout extending back a dia.
tance of to feet to Keating`s alley, and having thereon
erected a two story brick dwelling house. •
*1 be t.Loce property will be soid tow, and is a rare
chance .or min ebb a small capital to procure a home
aresd. Title Leikoutable, or no sale.
2'erms;-4.the.thl.d its cash; the °Mance in two equal
mutual -part:ten a, with interest secured by bond and
morigare on the Kenities. •
Fs further particulars apply to L. SHROM, on the
premises, o: to JOHN BARTON,
tell -e Liw.Fifth street.
Orphans' Court Bale of minable Farms.
"Dillt..4lANT to an order of the Orphans' Court of
A Lestbeny County-the undersigned, Administrators
of John A. Robison, late of Versailles township, in said
county, deceased, will expose to public sale, on No pro -
rains. in said township, on the Ant day of Jiay, lBsl, at
10 riekek, A lII.T WO VALUABLE FARMS, into which
the Wale of *tad decedent has been divided • very tali
witty and advanttgrously situated, within a mile and a
half at we I:oughiogheni Slackwater, and three miles
Iron the Pennsylvania Railroad. Viz :
No I. Contains t 6.91 acres: is in a high state of cul
tivation ; with ativisdanestf Coal and Limaums ; a gond
Brick Dwelling House Barn, and other necessary im
proveztv•nis.
.No it,.Coutaining 141 e acres; is also in a good state of
cultivation; a large- pv.pornon cleared, and nearly all
amble /and, witu abundant* of J.,antrOns, a good hewed
log house and barn, with other-improvements.
of the purchase money upon the
confirmatiun of tee sale; one•sixth on ,the first day of
Aettl,khs.l; and one hixthon the first dayof April.lBs4;
with interest (ram first of April, 1852; the residue to
r. main lii the hunda of the purchaser daring the
na urnot the widow of the decedent—the ince
rt st to he wild to her annually', to be computed nom be
first of April, 1852,ut which time pnsession wilt be given
to the purchaser. NANCY J. ROBISON,
JOHN J. MUSE.
HIRAM B. SINCLAIR, •
je3 (Gazette copy.l Adminimaters.
F,xeciatorst Notice.
NOTICP is h reby gnaw that 4..ters of Administra
tion have Wen granted to , he Fah- erlbers Oil •he es
tate of JOHN CAL..OUN. or Elmab,th township, deo'd.
All per on, ind 41 d to said Estate are reqamttd to make
i m med,ote pay ar. nt i.and all ha..ing claims to present
than properly aultenueated for I,tti tePnt.
ANDREW 11VIELNLEY,
JOHN ti. OltallAhl,
THOMAS CAL HOUN,
Executors.
Business Tax for City sontrpusem.
A PPeALs must be trade within two weeks front
jai. this date. June 70,185 L •
Id pursuance oft- an Ordinance providing for an In
crease of the Rev nue of this City, passed the 16th
April, 1844, 1, noice is litreby given, that the City As
• suitor has left at my Oft3re for examination by all inte
rested, a list of persons doing business in the city, in
•
conformity :with said Ordinance.
Bge 4. If upon examination of said list, any peiscms
shall think themselves aggrieved by the said 'assess
snout. they shalt state the same In an affidavit, which af
fidavit shall also contain a statement of the true amount
, of their sales. es near as can be ascenatned; said affi
davit to be made and left with the City Treasurer, with
in two weeks from the date of the first publication of
sine notice moresald.
E•sc.l3. That no appeal shall be taken but by the aide
' vit of the person or firm aggrieved; lewd affidavit td be
conclusive evidence of tae fame stated in relation to
the amount of sales., . S. R. JOHNSTON,
City Treasurer.
irWK eALE—A Lot on Penn street, anion:an Mat
thews' Stable—will be sold low. If destrabie, the
of can be divided to snit two persons. F.n4aire of •
jail A. wthicuis et co.
- -kLOUR BOARDS-100,000 feet for vale by
JOHN A. BLOO MER,
•
OWL" , . - ' ' Ateghenr•Plenlorr Mille.
A re,,u..ik ilAltar COO. Alier a CUIAMUkIit
• Map aZI4 NUBBE . Erigitiro at Ws °Soo.
ACP
2uct.ion- ;gaits.
• • SCOTT. owls, -
AVollorimui AND commtSSlONEncaArrrs,
' • ; al lIAM arum, sr. Lours, mason=
/MING been engaodin the above busineu for the
last elk years, in thin city, would respectfully so.
it eonaignments of Goods, to be sold in-this market,
either for Auction or private sale—particularly Glue
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances on all kinds of Goods consigned ns fey sale
here.
Will refer to Meurs. Hewett, Hoek Co., H. R. Vio.
&
let, Wm.D. Wood & Co., John J. Anderson Co-, A. H.
Stone, Squire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer & Co., Larkin
Deaver. Saint Louis; Butler & Brothers, Cincinnati;
George MLain. Pittsburgh.. (inarYthy
P. 11. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
UNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FIVE AND A HALF
DOZEN FINE SHIRTS Az Merton —On Friday
rooming, Jane 20th, at 10 o'clock, at the Sales Rooms,
corner of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold on a
credit of three months on rams over 1100, for approved
endorsed peper,l66l; dozen flue Shirts, the largest and
best assortment ever offered in this city, compneing fine
muslin Shins, with linen bosoms and collars ; fine Shirts.
with French. embroidered bosoms; sakes York Mill
muslin Shirts, elms linen R. &C.; Miller York
/In Shirts, broad plaits, linen bosoms; custom made
Shins, yoke neck and French sleeve; super L. S. & C.
Shirts, broad and narrow plaits, finely stitched; flue
Shirts ; French colored bosoms and collars; Merrimac
stripedlShirts; extra heavy Denim Frocks, &chi gee.
CbOTHING, CLOTHS, tcc.—Also, an assortment of
fashionable Clothing ; super black and escorted Cloths ;
French doeskin and &agile' Cassimeres ; Tweeds;
Satin and Marseilles Vesting* ;
and Verona Serges; brown Drills; bleache and an.
bleached Mullins &e. ese.
Also, 60 pieces Shalloon Liniasfst
Silk Sergesi Alpacas'
P. DAVIS, Anct.r.
jel.9
IitOUSEHOLD FURNITURN, &c AT Avertors.—On
Thursday morning, June 19th, at 10 o'clock, at the
real me of Thomas s. Bailey,. No. 9AI Second street,
near the Scotch Hill Market, will be gold without re-
Remota he Is removing from the city, his Household and
Kitchen Fumiture, ac
elegant hhairseat sofa; side and
card tables ,• dining table; work stands ; French chairs ;
bedsteads; looking glasses; . Parry & Scou's superior
cooking stove andlatares,&c. .
• • Also, tools; work bench; grind stone • moulder's
trough &e. P. M. hews,
lola , '.• ' Auctioneer.
sri01.1:171 . 11 - WAIONTWATOLIEt t &e , ex Auction.—
%Jr On Thursday evening, Juno 19th aillo'elock, at the
Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and F ifth streets, will be
sold an es‘orunent of superior quality Gold and Silver
Watches. Gold Jewelry, &e., of the best males and
latest styles, comprising gold detached lever Watches,
extra jeweled,lB cleat e aces ; silver lever, detached le
ver, cylinder escapement and guarder watches; gold
eluting, lockets, pencil cases and pens, ladles' and gents'
gold brettst pins and rings, in great variety; fine gold
ear rings, bracelet clasps, shirt studs,die.
• Also--19 dos. spectacles, sniff and tobacco boxes,
Gerntals fancy goods, &a. P.M. DAVIS,
lase . . . - • ' Auctioneer.
ato- so - trAIIO4 011001"
pRICE DWELLING HOUSE ix Avertog.--On Sat
urday, June 21st , at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, will
e gold on the premise% a good three story Brick ii 012.10,
—with soma rooms; folding doors; an excellent eel.
for; bu il t on a lot2ll feet front, on Fifth street, opportte
the Court &louse and jail. It would be suitable either
for awaitin store or hotel. Terms at sale.
g,
je7 • - JAMES 81 , SENNA, Auct'r.
ENTERPRISE WORKS.
136 Woon arum, Two pools slum Yuman ataxy
SOWN £ TETLEY,
PRACTICAL CUTLERS, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
instrumentElanufsuattwrers.
WE are now receiving our Spring
Stock of GOODS comprising a full
assortment of Nurdwais, Cuary,
Gans, Pistols and Hunting Eeivu.
Also, nll of the latest improved Pis
tols manufactured in America.
In addition to our Store, we have a manufactory for
caking all kinds of Instruments and Tools. Our lostru•
menu are unequalled in the western country for
superior finish and workmanship—which we refer to the
best dentists in the two eines.
All orders from a distance will meet with prompt at
tention. Jobbing and Repairing heady executed. Par
ticular attention paid to the making of Trusres and
Supporter.:
N. IL--We are also Agent's for the sale of Charles C.
Reinhardt's celebrated Glass Pad Truss, the best nnw in
use for the speedy cure of Hernia.
For isle by the single dozen
DIORSEIIS
Compoturd Syrup of Yellow Dock Root,
OCCUPIES the front rank among the propnearary
medicines of this country for completely coring
Canter, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and nil other diseases
arising from an impure state of the Mood. Also, Liver
Complaint, Catarrh, Orpepsia, Headaches, Mainers,
Coughs, Soreness and Tightness about the Chest; Bran
china. or Hoarseness, Dryness, end stickling rensation
about the Throat; and is and with unprecedented sue
ce.s in all cries of
FEMALE WEAKNESS AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
Strengthening the weakened *body, giving tone to the
various organs, and Invigorating the entire system
If the testimony of thousands of living witnesses.from
all pails of the country, eau be relied upon, it is singu
larly efficacious In enfant car Humors, and restoring de
bititated and broken down constitutions. It Is purely
vegetable In its composition, and so accurately com
bined in its proportltins that the chemical, botanical and
medical
to P URI FY PropertiFY T HE B of eachLOOD. gredient harmoniously
unite
It has removed many chronic diseases which hes baf
fled the skill of the best physicians, and has also cured
Canter, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and ,Scrofula, which
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed to make the 'emetic'•
prr_ssion upon.
ft has been tested in many cues of CANCEROUS
Frudioas. The most obstinate Cancers have been
cured by this medicine. We say that it Is a valuable
medicine in all BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. It removes
all obstruction in the circulation, rendering the Liver
free, active and healthy. It removes Palpitation of the
Heart, and relieves in all cases of Asthma, anal may be
turd in all etimates,and stall sevens of the year.
This Syrup is prepared only by C. MORSE at
102 Fountain street, Providence, R. I_, and sold whole
sale and retall,by S. N. WICKERSHAM,
Only Agent far Western Pen-sylvanaa,
jetty Warehouse, toe Wood and Sixth sts.,PattsVh.
Lightning Roda..Sprattos Patent.
JAMES JACKSON, General Assas,
Whoksals „Depst, SS Wood smut, Pittsburgl, Pa.,
(Carsterighth Cutlery Store), \
TTIESE LIGHTNING RODS are so constratted that
thcy cannotget out of order. The Insulators and
Attachments fitung accurately, the Points and Magnets
are antiyalleu—tbe whole being highly ornamental; and
without dispute, the best conductor ever maneaetat cd.
I will pot them up thro' the Country at 12)c. gr foot and
81 the points and ms nets. Address by post or leave
a written order at 86 Wood at., where the Rods may be
seen. fulytlss,
Deafness, Noise. in the, Head.
And ail Disagraribre iracharers frees the Ear Speedily
end Pertnoruntly zored.
DHARTLEY, Principal Anna of the New York
Eye and Ear Barratry, and of 64 North Eleventh
street, Philadelphia, has decided to prolong his stay a
short time longer •
Until farther notice, the Doctor may be consulted In
Rebecca street, Allegheny City, the first three story
brick Dwelling House beyond the School House.
The Doctor feels assund that his Patients in Pittsburgh
will enjoy a pleasant walk to the sister city. and for their
especial accommodation, be will extend his hours of
consultation at the above place, from B A. M. to 8 P.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention
to this branch of special pnotlee,bas enabled lam to re
duce his treatment to such a degree of successes to find
the most confirmed and obstinate cases yield, by a
steady attention to the means prescribed. Del I of
_
Lot on Valuable Third Street for fi e.
IMU, sell Inc Lot on Third street, adjoining the Cp
holster, establisnment of William Noble r on the one
side, and the Engine House of the Vigilant Fire Comps•
ny, on the other. The front on Third street is 41f feet,
with o depth towards Second street of 80 feet, more or
less. The pries is 81,800-81,000 in band, the balance,
with interest, to be secured by pond and mortgage on
the Lot, payable is one and two years from the date ot
the sale. The title is pect good.
CH rfe AßL ly
E 8 BHALEE t CO ,
Office of 0. Stealer, 160 Fourth at.
European A asoincy.
ITIHE undersigned European Agent continues his an
naal vermeil between America and Pampa, leaving
Pittsburgh regularly in each year inJtme ens returning
in September—transacting a general L aw Agency, in
connection with his relative, lice!! Kumar, Esq, now
resident in Dublin. ;The present tour will be the twenty
firth of this Agency, through England, Ireland Scotland,
Wales, /so. It embraces collection of legacies, dee,
rents, property and claims; remittances of money; procu
ring copies of wills, deeds and documents; conducting
searches of all kinds, Ac, Ac . Innumerable references
given. Daring the subscriber's ebsenhe, his brother,
EDRialt. J. KX.ZSAN, will attend in his Office.
Office on Fifta strew ' orposite St. Paull* Cathedral.
THOMAS .I.ICEENAN. European Agent,
• jes:tf and Attorney at Law, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TWO BUILDING LOIS FOR BALE.— A valuable
Building Lot of 24 feet front on Liberty street,Niiith
aid, by WO deep to Spring alley. Price SC®. Also,
.a Lot of tli feet front, on a wide alley. Price 8400.
Terms for each easy.
The above are at to proper grade for building, and
near to valuable improvements—making them des-treble
property. - S. CUTHBERT, Gen , ' Arent,
lett 20 Smithfield st.
James C. Iffnete 3
(Formerly Cortes to the late P. DmAirez,)
WOULD most respectfully announce to his friends
VT and the public in general, that he has rented the
Store, No. 36 Markets:ray between Second and Third
streets, where be intends carrying on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its departments. Ile is now receiving
VIM TEM TASTITSII atrium an entire new stock ot
GOODS, for Spring and Summer wear, viz: superfine
French,. Eng/tsk and Anurtean aorkr, Car:smarms:,
Tweeds, Coss-me s s.(7stalsd French Habit Cloths, a supe
rior article for berirsets Coats,) together with a large as
sortment of plain and figured Oassintores, new and desi
rable styles.
Also, an excellent lot of fancy Silk Cashmere,. Sarin
end bfarreilks Vsstings, all of which the subscriber Is
prepared to make to order in the neatest and most (ash
tonaule styles, at as low prices as any other establish
ment. He therefore hopes by strict attention to all or
ders Intrusted to his care, to merit a share of pabliArpa
. JAMES c;watrr.
tronage
No. a 6 Matta, between Second and . Third sts.
TO TAILORS.-1 shall continue to sell and give le
an:mimic on my system of Dormant Draughtier as
heretofore, at the following prices viz: If accompanied
i
by oral instruction, 810; without instructions 87.
JelOry , . JAMES C. WATT.
PAGODA TEA BTORE;-;Jist rastived - and for sale
at the Pagoda Tea Starr, a prime article of PORT
WINE and PAUNCH BRANDY, *clewed expressly for
medminal purposes. Price 81 per quart or bottle. Also,
a superior lot of CHAMPAGNE 'WINES, of the Jenny
Lind and and on brands.
TAN, PIMPLES, CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS sod
Redness of the Sian removed by the us of the
Rerpedo Soap. Cases oeSeald Head eared In a few
days. This Soap Is sold at 1.21 cents per 'cake, and may
be had wholesa le or retail. at N 0.69 Smlthlleld street,
below Fourth. [jell)
rILARET,HAUT,SAUTURNE AND CHAMPAGNE
WINE -20 kihda. and 30 hi do Haut Saaturne
Wine , 25 bza. Claret Wine ;25 baskets Idninon's Vex r
Grey Champagne Wine, quarts and pints ;15 do Gelsleets
Anchor do. in More and for sale by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
Nos 221 and n Liberty at.
OOLONO TEA—l:mut Oolong 'fez, the best in the
American market, just received at the Pekin Tea
810r0.38 Mai street. ijel33 A. JAYNES.
'Mean be bad for Mei.
GOOD TALLY. - DO
at Um Mettaal.papot.
eta • No. NI Smithfield street.
NELWEI CHINESE, WASHING FLVID For
was 2 Malt clothes In salt, hard or. soft water. No rub
bmg rcgaited. Price 25 cents—largo bottles. Sold tit •
jel6 60 Smithfield street.
MOPE • GI A luso assortment of French
'.l[ and American Paper Hanstrigs,always on band and
for sale , by WALISB P. MARSHALL,
Jel7 No. 8$ Wood street.
10101BOAIID kftlisat3.-61 85 cents, for sat, by_
aB/7. MAG13A0661.!
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COMMERC - Uli.
Daily Review of the ‘lll72.olesnle
Omar 0, TUB' DitLY (downer/ Poor,
nursday, June 19,1851. s -
The weather, yesterday, continued pleasant. Busi
ness generally was quiet. The River continues to fall,
with barely water enough for our first class steamers,.
We have ho particular attention to note in our market.
ASIIES—We continue to quote Soda Ash at 21030.
Sales of 3 casks at 31c. rot Ash—We quote, s before,
s+(
,
; ON Sales
Sal of
s l y ur es tr ieiry,
S d el a eratus at 41e, 4 Months.
BACON—Sales,
of 400 pieces Shoulders at
ae C —e
Ofe; 400 do. Rams, Etc; 3 hhdr. Hams, ; 3 bhds.
renal:7 Shoulders at 6ile, time; 1200 lbs. country Sides,
71e; sales of 4 tierces sugar cured Hams at etc.
FLOUR—The receipts by river were quite light; we
note sales of 20 bbls on the wharf at $3,15; 21 do, 83 : 12,
and about 00 bbls. ranging from $3,12 to $3,15, princi.
p i uy a t 53,12. From wagon, sales to the amount of 60
bbls. at 83,1283,15; from * store, Bales of 140 bbls. at
83,25 ; by the dray load, 83,2503,31,
RYE FLOUR-Sales of 14 bbls. at $2,70; from store,
0,7502,87.
GRAIN.-Receipts continue light; sales of 340 bushels
Wheat ate. %; 109 do, 700. Rye—Sales reported of 70
bushels at 45c. oats—We have no sales; we quote,
however, 25026 c at the wharf. Corn—Sales of 90 bush
els from store at 35c.
BROOMS—SaIes of 70 dozen at 87Ic.
BUCKETS—SaIes front store of 40 dozen Beaver at
31,80, par funds.
MACHEREL-50 bbls. No. 3 reported at 87,25.
POTATOES-15 bar. Neshannocks at 31,75 bbl.
OILS—We quote No. 1 Lard Oil at 63370 c ; Linseed
1370110 c.
WHISKEY—SaIei of 70 phis. at 201 c.
VINEGAR—Sees of 40 bbls. at 7c.
COFFEE—SaIes of 50 bogs at 9le, 4 months; 20 do,
9,1 e. 5 months,
SUGAR—We have sales reported of 20 hhds. fair at
61e ; 40 bbls. No. 8 Loa( Sugar at 81e, 4 months .
CHEESE—SaIes of several lots at 6001 e.
LOUISVILLE /USENET.
' OFFICE OF THE LOUISVILLE COURIER,
FIUDAT Evmnaci, June 13,1851. 1
There is a continued dullneu pervadiag•the mar at,
with no change in prices of Groceries, Provisions, &c.
For some articles of produce the market is dull. The
weather today is quite cloudy and sultry, and the river.
is tailing fast.
BAGGING AND ROPE—Holders are firm, with sales
at 1I to 12e for Bagging and be to etc for Rope, and a
sale of 200 pieces and 200 coils to arrive at 114 c for Bag
,ging and 51e for Rope.
FLAXSEED—We quote at 81 40 per bushel.
FEATHERS—We quote sales of inferior at 2c; sales
ofigood shipping lots at 318T2c..
DRIED FRUIT—Sales of 05 seeks dried Apples at St
00 per busheL Dried Peaches we quote at 81 50 to tit
75 per bushel.
FLOUR AND GRAIN—The market is dull, with a
saleof 50 bbls Flour at the wharf at 63 40; light sales
from stores at 63 50083 00 for choice brands; retail
sales at 83 752084. Sales of Shelled Corn at the wharf
at 40c ; sales of ear Corn from the country at 37038 c ;
sales from stores at 40015 c. Oats we quote at 25027 e.
GROCERIES—Quiet but firm, with rates of 120 begs
Rio Coffee nt Of to'loc ; if ht tales at lei. to 10Ic. Sales
of fair to good Sugar at 6 I to 64e.
PROVlSlONS—Marketdull, with light sales of Mess
Pork at 814 per bbl. Bacon from the country Ole for
shoulders, Be for ribbed, and Pic for clear sides, dales
from stores at 6le for shoulders, and 9z for clear *bias
packed. Sales of sugar cured bagged Hams at 9001 e.
Aside a day or two ago of 150 bbts mess pork at 013 75
prr bbl.
TOBACCO—SaIes at Todd's warehouse this morning
of 64 hhds, at prices ranging from 82 25 to 63, 88 25,
and 6* 50. Sales of 20 bhda Tobacco at Fanners' ware
house, as follows: 80 95, 57 10,54 , 85,3 05, 84 EO. 80
45, SO 55,50 50 , 8 3 85, 6 1 75, 50 81 70, 63 85, 80 50.
83 50,85 05. 53 35, and 3 frosted:
WHISEEY—SaIes of 51 obis Taw at lefe; rectified at
18 cent'.
FREIGHTS—To New Orleans dull at. 200221 e for
pound freights, and 363 per bbl for pork. Way freights
the same. To Pittsburgh we quota pound freights at 191
to 113 c.
Transparent Window Maude Factory.
48 IRWIN STREET,
(111TWILTS MTN &MP LIVitITT VTRZITS)..
T In OF SHADES on band and made at all times to
11 order
-34,4-4,54 and 6.4 Bog Shades, plain and bordered ;
" " " Transparent green do;
" ", " " Dark " do;
Landscape Shades of every style;
Moonlight do do do;
Gothic and Meuitinto, of new style;
STOKE SHADES of any color, with Lettering or De
signing. OIL. CLOTHS. on hand.
Also, a lot of SHADE TRlhlMlNGS—complete ai 25
cents per shade. Irr Curtains hung on reasonable
tents.
P. S.—Pedlars will do well to call at the Factory, be.
purchasing elsewhere.
sprtBlim
THE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY
Da. JOHN BULL'S BARIMPAHILLA 1 ..
ITis put 11 in quart bottles, and contains the strength
of SIX TIMES as mach pure Sarsaparilla as any
similar preparation In America_ Price Di per bottle, or
six bottles for five dollars. '
It bar been a well establlshed fact for years pcvt, that
Sarasparilla,when pure and properly prepared, was the
only true panacea for all diseases originating, from an
impure state of the blood, the use of mercury, intoxica
ting drinks, evil habits in youth, barrenness. fee. We
boldly assert that JOHN BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT
of SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the
public that is prepared on strictly scientific prineiples
and of uniform strength. The Sarsaparilla is purchased
without regard to price. and every ported, before being
used t is suoject to the stretest chemical tests, and its
genuineness ascertained before being used!
Bull's Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues ot seve
ral other valuabie medical were, together forming the
best compound, and producing she greaten curative agent
to the known world;
This Medicine, when used according to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
Scrofula or Ring's Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions of
the Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Wag
worm or Tetters, Scald Head, Rheumatism,
Pains in the Bones or Joints. Old Sores and
Ulcers, Swelling of the Glenda, Syphi
lis, Dyspepsia,Salt Rheum, DP/eases
of the Kidneys, Loss of Appe
tite, Diseases arising from
thruster Mercury,
Pain in the Side and
Shoulders. Oen
nal Debility,
Dropsy,
Lumbago, Jaundice,.
Costive TIM Sore Throat.
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Weak
ness of the Chest, Pulmonary Affections,
and all other Diseases tending to produce
Consumption !
Liver Complaint, Female irregularities and complaints,
Sick andli ervous Headache, Low Spirits, Night Sweats,
Eroosbre or Imprudence in Life, Chronic Constitution
al Diseasea,and is a spring and summer drink, and
general tonic for the system, and a gr ntle and pleasant
purgative, far superior to Bine Lick or Congress Water,
Saltyor Seldlith.
Testimonials.
The following Is a verbatim copy of a certificate now
in the possession of the prourietor of Bull's Sarsapar-
Ma. Rev. E. W. Schou is widely and generally known
as an eloquent and accomplished Pastor of the NI. E.
Church, and the Rev. E. Steveocon has been known as
one of the most talented and zealous members that the
Kentucky Conference could boast of for many years,
and at this time is fillint the high and responsible station
of agent for the M.E Book Concern.
Can the world p roduce` better or more antisfactory
testimony In favor of any medicine?
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFER
ED IN FAVOR OP ANY MEDICINE
Rev. E. %V. Sawa—Rev. E. Br Evitesort.
Louiroitte, May 20,1850.
We have used John RON elarsapari!la, 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 mach good, and relieve much stitlering ; and would
therefore most cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted.
(Signed,) E. W. SEHUN.
E STEVENSON.
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
How we all admire a clear, beautiful, white akin, and
a rosy colored cheek. How often do we see persons,
not possessing this "desideratum so devoutly to be
wished," resorting to cosmetics, lotions, washes, pain , +
and coloring materials, to restore to them a semblance
of what disease has deprived them of, and that too with
great Injury to the skin. Bull's Sarsapari ll a Is th e . beat
cosmetic known. It beautifies the elan, by removing
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 and freshness of
youth. Ladle's. abandon the use of paints and mixtures,
and use Suits Sasrtiparilta, the only effectual remedy.
A word to the wine is suflicienti" and a hint is enough
for the Ladles.
TESTIMONY LIRE THE FOLLOWING RENDERS
SUPERFLUOUS ALL COMMENT ON THE EF
FICIENCY OF BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
[From Dr. L. P. lfavnift.t.. Profeasor of Chemistry in the
Louisville Medical College .1
"- I have looked over the list of Ingredients composing
John Bull's Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, and
have no hesitation in saying that they form a sate corn-
Sound, and one that promises well to chronic diseases,
to which it is applicable." L. Y. YANDELL, hl. D.
Louisvilb Jane 00848.
WHAT DR. PYLES, Physician by appoinassent to the
Louisville Marine Hospital, says of BULL'S SARSA
PARILLA :
Louisville, March 20,1819.
I have examined the prescription for the preparation
of John Bull's Sarsaparilla, and i believe the combina
tion to be an excellent one. and well calculated to pro
dace en alterative impression on the system. I have
used it both in public and prvate practice, ane think It
the best article of Sarsaparilla Itoe.
PYLES, M. D,
Reent Phyan at the Louisville Marine Hospil al.
t(7'CAUTION—Beware and ask for the original Dr.
JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, from Kentucky—
and have no other. KEYSER & M'DoWEI.L,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
For sale by D. M. Curry and Josep Douglass, Alle
gheny City and by Druggists generally.
j.lo:3osokw
AHEAD OF ALIT
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL. •
PREPARED and sold by JNO. YOUNGSON, 209
Liberty street. This powerfully concentrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the original American Oil.
It is put up in bottles at 25 and 27ê cents, each, with full
directions for its use.• In every disease where the origi.
nal American Oil has been found at all efficacious, and
it so far exceeds the original in power, as torender itthe
CHEAPEST IifEDIC.RVE IN THF. WORLD. Call nod
try it. JOHN YOUNGSuN.
N. B. The original Oil in its natural state as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
will be found grouins. notwithstanding a certain firm
claims to be the only Proprietors.
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CAMINER tr. CO., Smithfield street . hive received
. the three first numbers In one of the Boston edi
tion of Shaltspeare's Poetical Works. Price 60 cents.
North British Review for May ;
No. 31 Dictionary of Mechanics ;
No. 7 London Labor ;
N 0.12 Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution;
Tanis, Willoaghby & Co , s edition of Shakspeare's
Works,New York, No. 12;
John Tals & Co.'s London edition of Shakspeares
Works;
Titus Yrulops, The Man of Mary Hopes. By Douglas
Jerrold;
Just issued from the press, by the Harpers, a work en-'
Uued Yeast—a Problem,by the author ofd lion Lo 'ke.
The above Etna can fu rni sh any or all of the back num
bers, from the commencement of the present periodicals
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RIOTER MAITT.ERS.
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3 suss .9 trCaiai WATS* eitaivnlL.
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan No. d, Boles; Bedier.
" 'Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Redstone, Woot ward, liretvnisville:
J. hl , Kee, Hendrickson, MaKeesyort.
" Beaver , Gordon,' Heaver.
" Fashion No.P., Peebles, Elizabeth:
" 'Thomas Shriver, Bailey, Vhst Newton
10 Diurnal, Conwail, Wheeling.
" Hartford, S. Hazlett, Louisville.
Bfilliallt. Grace, Cincinnati.
" Casbior, Melaillan,Einstfistt.
DEPAR CEO:
" Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.'
" Atlantic, Parkinson, do
J. MlCee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.'
" Michigan No. 2, Boies,Beaver.
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. •
" Thomas Shriver, Dailey, West Newton
" Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Diurnal, Conwell,Whetling.
" Fort Pitt, Miller, Nashville. •
" Lydia Collins, Hunter, Louisville'
" Cashier, McMillen, Sunfish.
27ts Birer.—By the metal mark there was 3 feet 9 or
10 inches water. •
The Opp Yeatman and Duchess hive laid up at Gin
cinnau.
The Louiwilde and St. Loafs packet Schailkill has
changed hands, but will .till conttnue in the same trade.
Thesteamar Jewels was sold at Cincinnati, on Satur
day, at Sheriff's rale, for tho 5003 of 62,3e0, to answer
claim of 81,100. Bhe wasTurchased by Capt. Hogg.
77te steamer St. Paul Amick a *nag below Independ;
race, an the Itliesourt liver, on the hth Instant, which
knocked bee entire cook hon.e and nearly 411 the table
laminae overboard. Nt. other damage done.
Capt. Tripieu t of the Sea Gnll now charges only Si
for cabin passage from Louisville to Madison, Carroll
ton, Drennou Springs, and all points between Louisville
and F,ankfort, but to the latter place mud Woodfotd
Landing 82, and to Oregon and Monday% Landing 33.
The splendid steamer Irene No. 2, commanded by an
accomplished yeatlemaa, G. L. McClintock, will leave
to morrow at to. A. JAL, for Cineinnati and iotermediate
salt! ports. Postengers find all the accommodations and
attentions on this boat that they could deal*.
LOUISVILLE, June Ht.—There is O feet of water iu the
Canal, and falling slowly. Two firemen on the steamer
Hungarian, while letting down the tops of the chimneys,
were thrown from the hurricane roof, killing one In
stantly, and wounding the other so seriously that he can
not recover. Their names are not known.:.
- The beautiful little steamer Excel, drawistg Only 12
inches waier, leaves to-day at le, A. M. for Wheeling. .
Her attentive and gentlemanly. vase's will make the
trip exceedingly pleasant to passengers. .
New Boat.—A very neat little boat, called the Excel,
of 200 tons burthen, has just been completed and drawn
up to the wharf ready for service. Ditnensions,l43 feet
deck, 23 feot beam, hold 3 feet. She draws 1.2 inches
water. She has double engines, with two boilers, 12
inch cylinder, 4e feet stroke. The boilera are 38 inches
by Y 2 feel. her bull was built at McKeeaport by Culp.
rungham & Courron. The machinery by Reese ' Harm
pee & Co. of this city. Rea is altoge th er a beautiful
boat, and admirably adapted for the trade during low
water.
IMPOILTS BY RIVER.
WEDIIEIDAY, June 19.
LOUISVILLE.—Per Hertford—Alex Gordon, 3 bhds
and I lox mbar:co. H Graff & Co, 17 oaks hams. 57 nes
Lacon, 250 bxs candles. Jan H Minnie, 6 hints and 1 FM
tobacco, 2 tobacco presses. Forsyth & Co, 4 bxs, 1
trunk, 2 bbls and pkge starch, 32 bales cotton. Browns
alibi packet, 50 salted h:daa P McCormick, 49 bales
cebon. D Leech & Co, 1. Ire canvassed bents. John
Flack, 4 mike baron, 2 bbls pork, 1 b.' mdse. Win B
Holmes & Tiro, 2 bales deer skins. Bissell, Semple &
Co, 1 bdl wire. W Bingham, 6 bac 6 trunks, e bbl, 1
bdl. 24 hhds and Ibx tobacco. 24 bales hair. Clarke &
Thaw, 13 bhds bacon, 75 mks rags. Sellers & Nicola. 16
bbds bacon Wm Lehner, 99 Ibis whiskey. Bell &
Liggen,49 bbls lard oil.' S & W Horbaugh, 1 bx hams,
1 hill baste. McFnden & Covode, 0 bdls leather. S B
Miltenberger, 1 csk hams, 1 kg butter., G W Smith. 67
empty bbls, 4hr do Neck,: & Mahan, 12 bons metal.
WHEELING—Per Diurnal—Baker & Forlyth,3 bhds
tetneco. J Gordon 12 bhis vinemor. H Graff & Co, 12
bhda tobacco, 4 sells vinnl I Black & Co, 7 bbls eggs,
2+oka notatoes. W S Haven, 5 bills paper. .1 L Shea,
9 do. Thos Oliver. 21 bhls flour. ,
BRAVER-I'er Micbigan—H J Fabtiesiock & Cr, 7
tills paper. 11 Graff' & Co, 60 setts wool. Brown &
Kirkppml iek, 10 bbls rye !lour.
SUHFIAH—Per Cashier—Wilmarth & Noble, 177 has
wheat. W & F Wilson. 12 bbl. .I'l3 Wood
well, 2 pairs bellow.. W C Ansbutz. 3;19 scks oat., 1
bg beeswax, 00 bias floor R Dairen & Co, 20 btils
flour. Coleman, Hallows & Ca, 20 bp oat.. Rhodes Et
A'corn, 60 . has corn. W B Brown, 16 bgs barley. H
Graff & Co, gti hbds tobacco. Brown & Kirkpatrick, 12
bbls flour. It Leech & Co, 51 Wide tobacco, 150 bbls
flour. Bell & Liggett, 150 bbl. flour, 3 bhds tobacco.
Wm Bingham & (.o, 32 sck s wool, 200 bbls flour.
Friday Cincinnati Packat.
THit: new and elegant steamer IRENE
N 0.2, G. L. lirCiarect, Master, has taken
the place of the Clipper No. 2, in the line of
Paekels, and will leave every FRIDAY, at 10 A. M., for
the above and Intermediate pons. For freight or pas
sage apply on board.
For Wheeling.
f The new and splendid light draught atettM•
er k.%CEL, J. M. CaLitoesr, Master, will
leave 0-DAY, at 19 o'clock, A. hi for the above and
intermediate ports. For freight or passage apply' on
board. Del 9
trot Ana & sue ttommingport.
Tat tine steamer PACIFIC, Zatrotra Mats
. ..• • van, will leave for the above and intenaedi
ate ports every THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
For (mien or passage, apply on board, or to
T. WUODS ec SON,
No. GI Water st.. and 63 Front a.
Wednesday Packet' for Cincinnati.
Tan new and fast running steamer CIN
skatCINNATI, Butantansm, Master, will leave
iregalarly every Wantannay.
l'or freight or passage, apply on board, or to
maidO G. 11. MILTENBIGIGF.R.
Atieutieny River Trade.
REGULAR FRANKLIN PACKETS
toci Tux fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
.1 2 : 4 2 r- No.", Capt. Wm. HANNA, leaves the Alic
e CU Walla for - Frautlin,every Manday . and Thursday,
at 4 P. M. _ _ . _
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt.
Joan Hanne, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin. every Tuesday and Friday nt 4 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, appl y en Board. [mar 30
Notice.
PUBLIC SALE OF TURNPIKE STOCK, as author
ized by the following sections of the Act of 20th of
April, 18.50
"Sec. u. That the Auditor General is also hereby au
thorized and directed to expose to public sale, in the
borough of East Birmingham. at such times as he may
appoint, the Stock of the Commonwealth in the Dina-
Ingham and Elizabeth Turnpike Company, and convey
the same to the purchaser or purchasers thereof: Prom.
ded, That such stock shall not be cold at a less price
than one dollar per share.
"Sac. 10. That it shall be the duty of the purchaser
or purchasers of said Stock, 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 ouch receipt
before the Auditor General, he shall transfer the Stook
or Stocks so sold according to the terms of this Act."
By the Bth section It is provided, "That if any officer
of either of said companies shall purchase any of said
Stocks in the company of which be is a member, the
sauna shall limp to the benefit 01 such company."
4 , 1=1103. GENERAL% OPINE,
Harrisburg, May 27, 1851.
Pursuant to the authority aforesaid, the Sleek owned
by the State of Pennsylvania in the Birmingham and
Elizabeth Turnpike Company, being 160 Shares, will be
exposed to public sale, at the house of John A. Lippert,
in the borough of East Birmingham, Allegheny county,
Pennsylvania, on FRIDAY, the 20th day of June next.
The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Par value, SO per share. EPHRAIM BANKS,.
my3t:td Auditor General.
State El usual Fire .112•Utalle0 trompo
BRANCH OFFICE, 64 Surrertscrt Prrirssetta t,
Pittsburgh, May Isr,lBo t.
TM best evidence of the success of the Director. ba
endeavoring to via ke the "STATE MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY ^ meet the wants of the
community, is the unparalleled amount of buskins
Which has been done—having Issued 7,900 P
tli
cies dunng the past year, thereby adding over 8130,000
to the funds of the company . Nearly all the property
Insured o(tbe safest kin d, in small risks, and a large
proportion insured for only one year.
Whole No. Policies issued 7,900
do do expired, terminated &
canceled. —•- ...... •
do do in force • • •
Amount of Property insured
do Canceled, terminated and ex
pired 801,728
do do in force • • 57,684539
do Premium Notes 79,06,67
do Canoe led, tercalnined,exped, 637,10
do in force- • • • • • - • • 870,03r,77
do Cash Prenaiams recelved• • • 434557,14
do do canceled 321,21
-- 851,223,00
Whole amount of losses and expen
ses paid 23,411,43
Balance in favor of the Co, In cash, 041X4,43.
To city or country merchants, and owners of dw zit
logs, 'and isolated or country property, It Is believed
thi 3 company affords advantages In point GI cheapness.
eas;ety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
this country.
Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved s yr,
tern of Clamificatier. of Risks, excluding all ape, tal
hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any one
than precluding the frequency and occurrene. of
large fires, a. also, on both the Stock and Mutual ol in,
it not only pi:lasses the cheapness and accommodat on
of both methods, but entitles the insured to a partitiiia
don in the profits.
It is under the control of the following Directors: —J
P. Rutherford. A. J. Gill Itt, John B. Packer, Samue. T
Jones,Alonzo A. Carrier, Philo C. Sedgwick, Rob zrt
Klotz, Jones, John P. Rutherford.
.1 P. EuTHERFORD,
A.J. GILLETT, Sec'y.
A. A. CAIRII3I3, Actuary.
N. 5.—A. Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent. on ea pi
! ring policies has been declared by the Directors, an. is
now receivable at this Office for renewals, or reileen,a
ble in cash at the end of ninety days.
myl7thiew A. A CARRIER, Agent
PI'rTSBOBGH
,~ommre¢ual.F3olG~q
comma OW 111AHM1LT APO TrllliD STOMP
FACOLTY.—JonIr Flusuria , principal Instructor In
the science of ACCOUALL •
0. K. Cu.ssmosurt, Professor of Penmansl4, Merton•
tile computation, &c.
ALEX. M. WATSON, Esq., Lecturer on Commercial
Law.
The Rooms of this Institution are open both day and
evening, for the reception of those wishing to obtain a
practical mercantile education. 't he coarse of instruc
tion is so thorough, %lint ,every student on leaving the
College will be competent to take charge of and con
duct on correct principles, any set of Stock or Partner
pktin Bnekp. hpropyrr eomnlieete,l. nelo:dit.w
Pine t LI amps.
TUST RECEIVoII a fine assortment of these LAMPS,
'tj for burning the Camphene, Pine and -Ethereal Oil.,
which I will sell at greatly reduced prices.
. .JOHN S. TOUGH,
82 Fourth at., between Market and Wood, -
Manufacturer and Dealer, Wt *eta and Retail, in the
abase named Oils. - • lien. •
or!):
rrOssirelActito-traargansDiWbeEL,Fileirdt4% and Pablie School
House, suitable for a tavern nand o r l3° "ding Bream
/Hoagie. APPly to Ryan .& Idtirea. No. alk -- , Mr";
rolty POW* OlaUlke . 14"
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TELEGRAPHIC . nws.
Bl' Nis criazz,me,LlYA
GREAT FIRE N. SAN TRANCISCO.
. ,
18,000,900 DOURO , -
worth of Property
. destroyed
• NEW ORLEAMI, June 17.
There has been a great, fire in San Francisco.
The city is in ashes. $16,000,000 Of property
-have been destroyed. The Custom House, Par
ker)) National, New World and Exchange Hotels
were all burned. The offices of the Steamship
Company and •Delmonico's were all around the
district consumed. 'A large number of ves
sels were also destroyed. The fire was first dis
covered in. Clay street, and rapidly spread thro'
other parts of the city. George,Center and
Eldon streets are completely cleard out. It is
feared some lives are lost.
The mining news is cheering. New discover
ies were being made. ,The quartz machines were
doing well; the owners average from $BO to $6O
per day.
CONICECTICGT LEGISLATURE.
HARTFORD, Juno 18:
In the Houso to-day there were three more
ineffectual ballots for U. S. Senator.
The Senate has postponed a further balloting
until to-morrow.
The Senate to-day refused to commute the
sentence of death passed upon Manasseh and
Colhoun, for the murder of Mr. White, in Cold
brooke.
The sentence of Balcomban,
an accomplice,
who turned State's evidence, has been commuted
to 20 years' imprisonment.
JENNY LIND fl BOSTON.
BosToN, Jane 18
Tickets for Jenny Lind's'concert to-night are
selling at $2, $8 and $4. Her arrival yester
day attracted little attention. She gives two
eoncerta at Saratoga shortly.
The Boston Atlas, which has heretofore been
considered strongly in favor of Scott, now fa
vors Mr. Webster as the forth coming presiden
tial candidate.
The steamer N. America did not sailfor Galway
yesterday, having been sold after most passen
gers were on bdard. She is to be placed on the
route from San Francisco to Realejo, in connec
tion with those on this side. The three iron
steamers that are to run on Lake Nicaragua
have already been despatched to San Juan de
Nicaragua.
Mrs. Judson is shortly expected from India.
She sailed from Calcutta in January.
Can2ell and Wall, who were sentenced to be
hung on the 27th for murder, have been respit
ted until the 10th of September.
The Asia sailed to-day, and took out $1,200,-
000 in specie, and 110 passengers.
WASIIINOTON, June'lB.
Mr. Corwin left here yesterday for Ohio. He
will bo absent about five weeks
Mr. Assistant Secretary Hays has been ap
pointed Secretary of Interior. Gov. Floyd and
Senator Hunter, of Virginia, are here on avisit.
It is rumored that Mr. Secretary Conrad will
Shortly resign, and that Mr. Gentry, of Tennes
see, is.to be his successor • but the last is extra
ordinary doubtful, as Gentry is now canvassing
Tennessee for Senator against Mr. Tumey.
The Board of Health reported 71 deaths in
Washington during the month of May.
Seneca county gives 1,000 majority' for the
Now Constitution, sed Harrison county 400
against. Coshocton gives 500 for Constitution,
and Guernsey 760 against in 12 townships;
Hardin 200 against; Champaign 580 against.—
The result is doubtful.
LATER.
The returns up to 9 o'clock, P. M., show a
'majority for the New Constitution, exclusive of
the vote of Cincinnati, of 2466.
Two negroes were arrested and committed, at
Annapolis, charged with killing Capt. Harney,
of the schooner Wasp. They left Baltimore on
Monday, and when off Annapolis Capt. Harney
was missing. The negroes told conflicting sto
ries, but admitted having had a fight with the
captain.
NEW Yosx, June 18.
Secretary Corwin arrived here to-day, on his
way to Ohio.
The case of the alleged Cuban Invaders taken
up to-day, was postponed in order to allow the
counsel time to examine papers.
James, only 8011 of Thurlow Weed, died at
Albany, this morning.
In the Assembly, last evening, an address to
the Queen was adopted, praying the establish
ment of a line of steam vessels between Quebec
and Liverpool, and the extension of the same
aid to it as is now extended to the Cunard line.
Bellam's Express was robbed of $6OOO to-day,
of Chantey° county notes. The robbers have
escaped.
A bill was read the second time last night in
the Legislature, placing the Emigrant laws on
the same footing as those of New York, and
lowering the tax at Quebec.
The steamer Cresceni:City fromChagres, with
two weeks later news from California, is below.
She will be at her - wharf about half past 9
o'clock.
NEW MIX MARKET—NOON--June 18.
Flour has become oheap, and 4509 bbls have
been sold at 8,25@3,87 for Indiana and Michi
gan. New York is firm, and 100 bbls have been
sold. Southern is dull ; 40 bbls sold at 4,81@
4 44.
Cirttin.Aooo bushels }lye sold. at 780. 20,000
bushels Corn have been sold at 56064 for mix
ed.
Pork is advancing. New mess is held at 14,
75.
Cut Meats aro dull.
Lard is quiet at BlOic.
Whiskey... Ohio sold at 23}c.
Linseed 0i1...8000 galls have been sold at 75c,
Other articles are unsettled.
Stooks are firmer. Government bonds are un
changed. Illinois do we quote at 65 for 1847 ;
Improvement do at 40. Money is in better de
mand.
The Asia will carry out more than $1,000,-
000. •
PHILADELPHIA MARKET—June 18
The foreign news has had little effect on . the
market. •
Cotton... Rather better demand.
Flonr...Sales of 2000 bbls at 4,26.
Rye Flour—Steady at 3,871.
Corn Mea1...2,76.
Wheat... Much wanted.
Rye...ln demand at 71.
Corn-.ln demand, but market nearly bare;
tales of 3000 bus good yellow at 62.
Oats... Sales of 2000 bus prime - at 44. •
Groceries and Provisiona—Unobanged; d.
Whiskey... Sales of 200,bbla at 2271®28.
87,896,419
BALTIMORE MARKET—June 18.
The market has not been affected by the for
eign news. -
Flonr...Sales of 800 bbls Howard at. at 4,121,
city mills held at 4,25.
Corn Meal and Rye Flour... Unchanged.
Wheat... Red sells at 82®.85, white at 80(i)98.
Corn... Yellow at 57®58, white 58@69.
tye...87. 0at5...87.
Provisions... Quiet, andrices unchanged.
Lard... Bales small, at 9i and 101 for bbls and
kegs.
Coffee... Rio, Bi®9.
Whiskey...22®23.
W001...Du11; common unwp.shed sells at 80@;
81.
The weather is unusually cool. The crops
promise abundance.
LOUISVILLE MARKET--Juno 18
The market is very dull.
Coffee... Sales of Rio at 91.
8a00n...1000 shoulders sold at 13k.
CINCINNATI DiAItICET--June 18.
The market is very quiet.
F10ur...3,2508,88 ; no buyers for lots inside ,
these figures.
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Whiskey...l7iol7f.
Nothing doing in provisions.
JOHN Irl'iißACK.kiliDs Me Diaria Court of AP
Jos‘a D. ABM. i . legheny Coons - I
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..1!„t p Ant) Now, to wit: May 24, 1851 the
ati . e C o u rt
di li , mt i te sti t i a l lf u T e d. IlliCalnion 2 t .t 2.,
...)„,. Ott* among lien creditors. the
proceeds of 8 8.
\72.4:,./ From the Record, ..
GEO. S. BAYS, .. •
Pipit:ono'
The Auditor will attend to the duties of IC ant.
appoint
ment. at his Office, No. 130 Fourth street,Pittsburgh, le
!doodah Jane ttad, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
o n
• ALFRED B. WCALIsin
lay 26 - • --:. - . —NT,
EMON SUGAR-4 cases for male by'
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.J.D. WiLLIAXS & CO.
Gazette and Journal. copy.. • -
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MYGATT_A.BROWN,_
BANKERS 311:1•EnCILIANGE BROIS.BtI,
CLRTELAND, OHIO.
117 - Collections ramie in all the - principal cities, and
STOCKS
Bought and Sold on Comsubalon.
mara:am
HILL. dr, outtriM.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 85 Wood St •
Third door Wow Fourth—Wu:
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes dis
counted. Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold.
Collections made is all the principal cities of the United
State/. Deposits received error and Current Funds.
mar27:y
- notice. .
WEhave associated J. OAtntenta Cows with ns fa
the Exchange and Banking haziness,
WhL B. WILLIAMS & CO.
Pittsbureh.Janty.l,lBsl.—icSam •
altfiltLlAl6l MOVISts.
JESSE CAROTEIERS & CO.,
115, WOOD STREET, PITTSSURUH.
Current money received on deposit.
Collections made on all theprincipal cities of the tid
ed States..
TATRICKB & FRIEND,
B ANKBUS AND ID X 0 B&B GIIL BELOIERIRS,
No. 93 2 coimaaWOOD AND DIAXOND entras,
. Pittsburgh, Pa.. (mayl
CL RAL PENNSYLVANIA 11A11111NO DOUSE.
- - BRYAN, GLEIM & 00, . •
%TOTES, Drafts, Checks, Ac. collected, and Runk
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Lances Made upon favorable terms. •
ma•tf •• R. R. BRYAN, Cashier.
HoWaysburgA, May . lB, 1830.
WY. 11. WtGLIAMS. I.D. berAlr. J. O. COTTLD
WIS. Kit 1/17116L 1 / 1 1118 die 00..
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROBFRS;
NORTH UST COMB= OP WOOD AND THIRD ETIMITS.
ALL transude/Jo made on liberal terms, and collee
-liolls promptly attended to. - littal6lll
Domestic and Foreign Exchange Bank Notes,
Gold and Sliest, Bought, S ancerschanged,
it TIM
wacnANor. AND BANKING DOUSE
or
£ AAU I.
gankereand Exchange Broker's, Deakre in Forstin and
Dranestießille,Rikeef Exskange, Certificates of Depot.
is, Beni Notes and Coin.
Corner of Third end Wood Its., directly opposite the St
' Charles Hotel. merni
NEW Yoni, June 18
. G. li'll• TATLONZ.
11S SECOND STREET, • -
COMMISSIONER AND BILL...BROKER.
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TRICT attention will be given to all business en
trusted to his care. Pittsburgh manufactured arty
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c es always on hand, or procured on short 'otiee.
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, kc., negotiated on favora
ble terms. Advances made if required. kocattf
1/16. .11001‘. 11105. 11.6.11ii1tt7
HOOD tk.SARGENT.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,.
N. B. Corner of Wood and Sixth streets., Pittsburgh, Pe
DEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign
and Domestic Exchange Certificates ofileposit,ke
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe, for sale in Burnet* snit purchasers.
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CURRENT and par funds received on deposits
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Unton..attha
lowest rates. sepl.l.-ly
N. HOLMES do SONS,
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_ANHERS AND EXCHANGE BROPMRS, and Dea
rsM in Notes, Drafts, Aoceptaztees,Gold, Sihrer and .
Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
cities constantly for sale. .
Collections made in all the cities throughout the Uni
ted States. Depiltes received in'par funds or current
paper, N 0.87 Market street, between Third and Fourth
streets. aug
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CL4CIZAATI, June 18
BALTDIORE, Juno 18
TORONTO, June 17
BLITALO, June 18
Toaono, Juno 18
NEW Yonn, June 18
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Aanktro Ile' Broker,.
Williams A. sill & Co.,
6* Wood Street,
'PITTSBURGH. •
C:r 12112101:21? ALLOWED ON TrAn; DEMME. ( 110 g 29
&SAXE 1.212111 L IrDWAILD DAZE.
Removal.
- N. HOLMES O. SONS,
KAVI RICAIOVID SZLZIE DANCING A= azawiaz oincz
To No. 137 Markss urea, orr doors trams oJd nand.
MINER & CO. have received Palermo's National
Magazine for July. .It is an anzisaally good own
ger—eommencing a new volume. It is richly withal
halted —including a very attractive fashion plate appro.
priata for that month. Also, a fall description of dress,
morning, noon and evening.
The Roue, or tbe Hazards of Women--a Domestic Ro
mance. By Sir E. Lytton Bulwer. PabUsbed,in Lon
don twenty-four years ago, and now repeblisLed by T.
B. Peterson. Price 22 cents. " • •. ' ife.l7
A MEILICAN tcrATE Y.S.YNKS.—Sude rapers and
JUL Public Documents of the United States, from the
accession of George Washington to the Presidency, ex
hlbiting a complete view of our foreign relations since
that time—including confidential documents. .
Niles' Weekly Register—Containing Historical, Po
litical, Geographical, dcrentilical, Statisdeal, Economi
cal and Biographica documents , Essays and Facts; to
gether with nouces of the Arts and Manufactures, and a
record of the events of the times from
The above valuable works for sale by -
R.• C. srocirro,
'Ol7 N 0.47 blaiket street.
B - - --
EE.SWAX WANTED—The .b.igbest price In cash
will be paid for firat quality
B. A. FARNESTOCH it CO.,
corner of First and Wood ate.
Books I Books I
YEAST: a Problem, reprinted with corrections and
additions from Frazer's Magazine.
Caleb Field: a tale of the Puritans. By the author of
" PIISPIISTS in the Lifo of Mrs. Margaret Maitland,"
"Merkland," /to.
History of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt. By Jacob
Abbott—with eogravings.
N 0.14 of Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution.
No. 7 of London Labor and the London Poor.
The above Books just received and for sale by
R. C. STOCKTON,
ei7 N 0.47 Market street.
New Mule.
IerAMBURG POLKA—composed by Herzog;
_SUL. • Mercedes Waltz—by Joseph Labitsld;
z3ilver Bile Waltz;
Kate Moore—the Ametican Grace Darling;.
Ben Bolt—by Kne As. • •
Old Ann Chair—by Henry - Russell ;
Mountain Maid's invitation—a celebrated Melody by
the Rainer Family;
I would not Die in Wint.r—in reply to the Song I
would not Die in Spring time. Music by J. H.Milton;
Susette and Bean Joe t
The Wreath—a collection of eight beautiful pieces,
for the Guitar; .
Also, Carcasits',Carallis, and R. Culver's Preceptors;
for the Guitar;
T. Hunter's, Henri Hertz's, Bingmirlier, and Charles
Czerny'a Theoretical' and Practical Piano Forte
School. • .
Together with a large assortment or the best Violin,
Guitar, Violmeello, and double bass Strings, to be had 14
the city.
Just received by express and for sale by
C. mumE, •
1016 Piano Depot. N 0.1113 Wood at.
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Country R r esidence,fo Sale!
TIRE subscriber offers for sale a number of LOTS—
.I. ranging from , three to five acres—tri suit purchasers
near the village of Wilkinsburgh; fronting on the
Oreensburgh turnpike, and within twc hundred yards
of the Depot of the Central Railroad. A plan of the
Lots can be seen at A. R. Miller's Office, on Fourth at.,
or at 197 Liberty street. Terms moderate.
jel:tf - S. P. HORBACII.
TO LET—The Warehouse No. 137 Front street, for
mercy occupied by the subscribers. Possession
given immediately. Enquireof.. .
COCHRAN, M. 7 131LIDE & -
26 Wood st.-
Real Minato at Pt:Mae-Sale.
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subscriber will oiler at public sale, on the premi
ses, in Ross township, on Saturday, the 14th day of
June,.at 2 o'clock, P. M., NINE LOTS OF GROUND,'
containing from one to tour and a half acres . - The said,
lots are well located for Gardening purposes or private i
residences. Situated on Woods , Rini, and only about-,
two and a half miles from Allegheny City. The Man- '
chester Plank Road leading almost to the premises, an d .
being about half a milers. the Perrysville Plank Road.
The contemplated New Brighton Road passes" along,
said lots. Toe Mount Union - Cemetery road leading to,
said ground. The above is well supplied with: ood
springs ; and Woods' run passing throughthe premises,.
and being in a good state of cultivation, havingail kinds
of young fruit trees on the same, render. it n most desi
rable situation. On lot No. 4 there is a good , inane
dwelling house and barn, and outbuildings. The above
lots are suitable for business men who deatre to have a
country residence, 'a short and accessible distance from,
,
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For Plan of above Lots see bandbills,
Terms—One.fourib cash, par funds. - The balanee in
five annual payments, with Interest secured by bond
and mortgage. For, farther information apply to
OF:URGE DILAHER,
'First Ward Allegbeny City.
I STLWART,
Attorney at Law, Fifth street,
lei above Smithfield street, Pittsburgh.
"To Bridge Banderol
pROPOSAI4,
_tincluding plans and specifications), for
building a 'Wins Suspet sion Bridge across the Mo.
nonganela 'between - Fairmont and Palatine,
Mario county, Va., will be received by the undersign
ed, tinongh the Post Office, at Fairmont, (free of post
age ), until noon of the 10th day of July next. The.
span of the bridge will be about 559 feet, tad the abut
ments will be about 30 feet high, wilt the necessary say,
port walls and towers; -the abutments and towers to be
of the .best description of reek range work—the support -I
-wells to be of rubble maeonry. • Proposale wilt:state the
price per perch, for the stone mark for the abalments,the
towers and support . walls; also, the price per , lineal
foot for the superitructure, (including the anchor-ma.
sonrY), with a double track of 21 feet..or a single track
of 15 feat. The bridge will his requured support a
transient weight or 160,01 , 0 lbs. The work to bit done
under such supervision as the Coyanany mem - direct,—
Contractors will be required to guarantee their work 10
stand good for a period of twelve months alter its coma
pietioa. The stone work and superstructure will he
out together or separately as the directors may 'm
best upon opening the bids. The payments w. 111,1
made monthly, In cash, as the: w ork:progreeses, with
reservation of 2.1 per cent,. which*will be pairlon the
completion of the contract It is desirable that the
bridge be completed by the Ist of February, 1#5:1
• o. wersoN, •
je4:2w Proidees of F. 4- P. Bricks Campank..
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Fatrattsure and Chair _Warorcrosne. 1
11 JOSEPH MEYER- . 2 44 Penn street, above the,
Canal bridge, keeps constantly oa hand and makes
4to order. at the lowest inner, every descriation of
pcy and Plain FURNITURE:, SOFAS and CHAIRSi
of- Lhe hest vvorkmanshlp and most approved styles.
Pu rchasers would do well to visit his Warerooma.
myt7 ditany
ms.m.
superior now Clutese for as e p tY rtt
,140. 207 Liberty street.
CliEii l . s
jet°
uA.:DN HAMA-8,000 tbs. beat cat and cured (anal!:
Il Hmns, Sar sale by &Kt - . Wnt DYER.
bbla. No.l Lardi .
kegs do; "For saki by ,
15 DYER.
F INE FL01.7.11-441btas.'" iarlarbecl?, for Bart low.
QUPEREINE Fl OUR-50 bpis. for.sate lOW. • -
L., int& ' . DYER..
rfEW laval&sl.4nok,
Nerelf(Boston ina,peer) rcia d f A 1 3 1, 1 4
I°l6 ' Nos. Oland 233kinoklut.
1 TRIM) PEACHES-400 bus. Pie_ Halves. m stop
and sale by '• AGM;
TRIED APPLE:I-100 bus. for We by
JLP lel6 . WW.DVER.
TRIED BRIX— I.—---00fbe. prime . whiles cured . Driel
salDesli:_f2.l.
likiruLASS-5 0 bbla. pramei
111 Bale by [jem.
IuICE, , - , 7 casks freah ftico for sale , tr 9
i6/0 DYER.
M=MMEMPI
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Drugs anb ifitbitints.
Private Di leasers. • s
DR. DROWN, No. 41, DIAMOND.
A I,LE, •
Dennis his entire attention to an offier '
practice. Hist usinessismostly coneriedt.
Primus, Vo.uvtat Dissent and mu --
ds pain. r.••
Atig ral ugecticms, brought on b y inmnutenee •
• • youthful indulgence and excess. • . •
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruption!, Gerson.
hes, Oleet, Stricture,-Urethral Dist
Impurity of the Blood, with all diseases o . the vs= • '
origin Skin Disessesi Scorbutic Eruptions, 'Fetter.'
Etingworm,Mereuriel Ihsesses, Seminal Weaknen,ltn•;: . •
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Month. ,• -, •
ly Suppressions, Diseues of the Joints, Fistula In Ana ,
Nervous Affections, Pains In the Back and Loins, Inita , •
lions of the Bladder and Kidneys,snecessfally ireatd
Cure guaranteed.
Fourteen years' practice (four in this' city% enables Dri
Brown to offer assurances of speedy cure to all whom,
COME , cinder his care.
Office and priirate consulting rooms, 4 l-Dlsmond
IrJj" Charges moderate. - novaateswlT
• EIEURIATIBIhI.--Dr. Brown , . nowty (meowed zero,.
[y edy for Rheumatism it a speedy and certain remedy .
forthatpainfoltrottb l6 . It never falls.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms No, 41, DIM
MONO, Pittsburgh, Pewit. The Doctor Is always at
horns . iarkl2-dawtr
• GREAT AND IMPORTANT •
cumnia.Aju DiaGOVEFLY.
Chanftai Vrgitabla Cornbatations to repel Disarms.
Dr. Guyer:4l , a Yellow Dock and Soraispon
IDUT UP IN THE largest sired bottl es, contains
I more of the pure Blonder's Sarsaparilla than any .'
other preparation extant, which is chemically combined
with the Morrie* of Yellow Dock, the Extract otWild
Cherry, and Balsam of Fir, th us making th e remedy
more t horoughly efficient. than any other tSanaparitos • .
before thepubhc. At the urns time it is perfectly free
from all mineral poisons, which cannot be said of any •
of the Sarsaparilla Compounds. The invalid should be:
ware of nekton! Mercury, Iron, Quinine, lodine, Sul- .• -
niter, Arsenic andmany other mineral and metalic poi- •
sons entered into and form the active basis of most of
the Sarsaparillas and Panaceas of the day. Omen's
COMPOTIAD EntLCZO7 YLLLOW MCI AND IGAILIAPII2I:Lia." ' •
does not contain a particle of these substances. as any' -
one can ascertain by applying the necessary tests. •
The original and only_genuine preparation (br tins
• permanent cure of CONaIhIPTION AND DISEASES
OF THE LUNGS when they are supposed to be affected
by the toofreguitnt uss af Mercury, Iron, quinine, etc
It is also a remedy for BALT RHEUM,- RING WORM,
TETTER, SCALD -HEAD, ••DROPSY, isCURNY,
WHITS SWELLING, King's 'Evil, Neuralgia Affect-
lions; Female Weakness. and Obstructions, Barrenness.
Nervous : And general Debility of the System; 1. 4 05 s of
Appetite, Languor Diumess and Liver Aifeedens,
which led to Interm ittent and Remittent Fevers, Fever- • ".
and Ague ' Billions Fevers, Chill Fevers, Dumb ' .
Jaandite,&c., &a. . .
(110, - The ainicted may rest. assured that there is not
the least particle of Mineral, Mereurial, or any other
poisonous substance in this medicine: It is perfectly •
harmless and may be administered to persons In the very
weakest stages of sickness, or to the most helpless in- •
Cants without doing the least injury.
- The curative powers of this extract are truly won
dark], and all invalids should make' immediate trial o.
the A.Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla." It cannot injure
the delicate patient.
[CERTIFICATE
King's EviPs—Cass if O. M. Leonard.
BLOOMING GZOTZ, Des. irt , 1849,
Messes S. P. BINNEIT & Co.—Gents :—Sometime in
1813,1 was attacked with the. King's Evil In my arm,
which became so sore that I could , not use it, and in
1845,mortification set in. I employed at diderentomes,
each physician of celibrity within my reach told. . •
me that my nrm must be amputated. .From the shoal.
ders to the fore arm, my arm was full of running sores,
come of them as large as a filly cent piece. 1 then tried .
an Indian Doctor,wheremoved the mortified. flesh. and
stopped the mortilicauon, but could not heal my arm.—
My strength, at this time, was completely exhausted
and my person much emaciated. I continued in this
state until the summer of 1848, when I saw an edger- .
tisement of "Guy:ores Yellers D ank and Sarraparftlap
which I read attei.tively. and sent for one bottle of the
• article. After using it a few days, the discharges from
my arm increased, and assumed a lista cola:, and lets
offensive odor; I sent for a second bottle, and white .
wing it I found my strength increasing, and the dis- '
charges decreasing. I continued using it until I had '
used six' bottlea, though I felt myselfperfects cured,
.before I used the sixth bottle. Since that time I have •'
not felt any pain in my arm; no sores have re-appeared.
and I have not a doubt that it is thoroughly cared, for
can labor with It as well as ever I could.
"Chtysoti's Wino Dock and Sarsaparilki," alone cured --
me; I took no other remedy while using It, and bad I •
used it at the Srst appearance tribe malady, fully be. •
Have it would have saved me from years of suffering.-
And I mast earnestly recommend every person seer.
ing under any similar disease s to use "Snprou's Wow. :
Beek and Sarsaparilla," which will
. restore ihgri k o
health. Wars in gratitude, ' • -
O. AL LEONARD: :'
Ai Ezeraordincny Cass of-Soofseks,..Nyvasiptar ant .
Mews, cured by the sole use of. Dr. Ouysothi Co.
pound syrup, Yellow Dock and Sanapeullia
BROOILLYN, Nov. 17,18118. •
Da Girrsorr—Sir : I tender . you my sincere thanks
n •
for the great bene fi t 1 have de rived from theuse of year
valuable Syrup. I have been troubled very bad with%
scrofulous sore which made its appearance on ay clan:" - • .
I did not pay much attention to it et first, supposing It
to be nothing but some eruption that generally appears
on persons , feces. It finally began to increase, ontil it `-
spread to the back pan of my bead. I applied to a phy- • .
suntan' ho attended me all to uo purpose. hadmod
everything that could be tried. 1 sew your Syrup of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and.conciaded to use it,
for I knew that the Yellow Dock was one of the most
valuable articles In the world for the blood. I bonght
your Syrup and commenced using it, and trent life use
I of one bottle I could see a =eel change in my slate= "
I continued using it until. I ant a well man. I now feel .
like • new person ; . my blood is perfectly cleansed, and
free from all impunues. There is nor a question bat
that your newly discovered Compound it tar superior to
any Sarsacarille syrup ever mild. This certificate le at
your disposal, to publish if you like, and any one you
may refer tome, I snail be hippy to give them all the
information I can about my cusp, ac.
I remain year obedient servant.
• GEORGE G. JOHNSTON. •
113 Market street.
The ben Female Medicine known. The Eantracref Yellow • .
Deck and Sarsaparilla is aperities, speedy • and ,• •
permanent curs for cat complaints *Warta to
•
Its mild alterative properties render it peculiarly
plicable to the slender and delicate consuturion of the':
female. It is unrivalled in its effect upon such diseases
as Indpient Consumption, Barrennesa, Leueonhoca or
Whites, Irregular Menetruation, Incontinence of Urine,.
and general Prostiation of.the system. It immediately ,
contracts that distressing nervousness and lassitude so
common to the'female Game; and imparts tut energy and
buoyancy as surprising as they are grateful: "We have
evidence on filei,.which us` strongly to recom
mend this medicine to married people' who have. not
been blessed with offspring. • - •
Protapsus Mot, orfaih _
ng Womb,. of fi ce years
standing, 'cured by Dr. a upotes Extract cf., Ydtow Duel ~•
and Sartmccirilly, quer tray oticri»own remedy hat
beentried withautndief. • - '
• . Winnuyorinr;
This 'certifies that my wife * , aged,twenty-seven years, ." •
has been nuffeting under the above complaint for fin
years. Nearly all of that time confined to het, bed. e
have for five years constantly employed the beet. mtg.
cal talent that could be procured in this section.ot the •. -
country, without any benefit whatever. - have also,••.'
purchased every instrument recommended for tho CULL
of such diseases, all of which proved worthless. •-•
In the spring of 1948,1 was unlaced by my Mends to
try Dr. Guysott's Yellow Doeit and Sarsaparilla which
was used for four months. After she had ilsedit for foot.
weeks,
weeks, it was evident to all of us that she:was improtn=
tug, and from thin'tinte she improved rupidli,and gdned
flesh and strength until she is now enjoying mestetetle
lent health. • . • Wid.MONFOItT. -
We being neighbors to Wm. and /alias Monfort, know, -
that the above statement as to the sickness of Alms. Mon-.
ford and as to the ens being affected by ' Gagnon's Yel
low Dock and Sarmilititilla," to be strictly tnie. ' '• "
JANEEDDY• ."
SARAHPOWEIts:
Sold by J.D. PARK, (successor to Sanford& ratira
Fourth and Walnut !meets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General:-
Agent to the South and Went, to "whorl all orders must,'
be addressed. - • ' • ,
.1 Kidd& Co,Pittsburgli; L Jr, comer =met,
street and the Diamond; 11A . Fahnestock• & Co, Pin.
burgh ;A /ones, Pittsburgh; Lee & Beckham, Alto
glierty City ,• T Russell, Washington ; W H•Lambet.. - -
ton, Franklin ; L B Bowie, limontown; EV Welty,-
Greensburgh; S /Counts, Somerset; Scott & Gilmore,
Bedford rfle.ed& Son, lituntingdon ; Mrs. Orr Ilol li dayse
burgh; H &
ildebrand Co, Indiana; B - Wright, Kitten?
ning; Evans & Co, - Brookville' Wilson &
W et
land land & Co',N Callender, Mead
vale; Burton & Co, Erie ; Henry Fortier, Mercer( lag.
Kelly &Co Butler ; S Smith, Beaver ;.J D Sammerlon,
Warren; 1 L s Jones,CoAdorepost; P Crooker.
Ir.,Bnywnmetllo. .
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Fetes Crharry_ - Pecsorall
'VCR THECURE OF COUGHS, COLlltly HOARSE-
„L". NESS, BRONCIIITifik. HOOPINO . COUGH, -
Cfl.Oll,P, ASTIIM.A. and CONSUMpI:ION. •2. -
Among the numerous discoveries. Scieithe has made
in this generation ••to facilitate the bus i ness of life, in
..
crease its e n joyment, and even piolong the term of Mt:-
mon exiatence, none can be named of more real Value,
to mankind, than this cordelbuhon Of.Cheroistry ,to the
Healing Art. A trast.trial of its -vista - es th roaghouttbis
, _
broad country, hat proven beyond a doubt,therno
tine or combination of medietheslyet lotowni can Co
.. • .
surely:control and Cate tbo Intraerons 'vtrAtelitta of pat.'
mons* disease which have hitherto syvept. from one
midst thousands and thousands every year. Indeed
there le now abandmit reason to believe a Remedy tutu
atlength been found which can be relied onth care the
'mostdartgerous.affectiorusef the langs. Our space hecii
will not:permitus to pu bli sh roportion of
blish any thesa urus_ p
, . •
'effected by its use; but we _would present the following
opinions of eminent men, and refer farther enquiry to
'ihe circular wh,ch the Agent below named,
be please d to farnish free,' wherein are fail panicelars
, .
and indisputable proofs of theta facts.
From the President of Amherst College, the celebtat •
Pr =feseor Hitchcock.
"James C. Ayer—Qtr; I have used your Cherry P.C. •
rand la ray own case of deep-kented Bronenlli.r, and am
sauitfted from its chemical - Conatittai On; „ that tics VI2 ad
mirable compound for the relief of laryngat and boan
chist! difficalues. If my opinion us to its; 'superior cusp
Steer can be of any service, you are at liberty, CO ass it
sus 'on think 'proper.— • _
EDWARD • arrcHcocs,-u L. D.
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Freon the w isely
_Triccrboto_tell
epirii,,,,elT.aemstig=3,4ary,„ylt..
la.. r ore Ca
- • az.Otale College;bleather of the lit.:
of
first.
• Died. Phil and Scientific Scotch:be
America sail Barone. • . .
" I deem the Cherry:Pictorial en • adagraala Caglpost•
tiOD frOra some of dia bound:lees bathe Materia
Ca t ano a very affeedve malady for the clase.or &seal.
snubs intended to care:a . •
New Haven, Cei_lvor.../ti" P .. .;*
Maier Puttot .Feeritacoof 136 ''!•"" &`P llll 2 o rate.l
p mind with tvoude into
'be b.a5.,." ° ,.„,. a . th „ e in e rsVa ' ilis i n of the Mugs.;
- . - p7 1 .07, - 0 - no of -ha first physiclaws LMthe.
Sum, Me , April Al,
D r . Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir: I am now :onn,
oin tor o sing your : Cherry Pectoral in my pinches, pod
FromUm any otherntedicine toroth/finery complaints.
From observations of many severe cuses,l co o yirrs..,
ed it will cure coughs, colds, and diseases of the'loos%
that have pat to defiance all other remedies
invariably 'recommend i ts In case ot consumption.
and considoeit Isaiah the best remedy known for dust Ida;
ease... Respectfully yours,
, - - I. S. CUSHMAN; M. D.
Prepared and soldlky; times C. Ayer, Practical Chards
jar' Sold:in Pittsburgh wholesale and retaii:biECA.,
Fahnestook; end by J.lll. 'Townsend; tit Al l eg he ny eh *
y. If. P.' Scwartz, and? .Pouglais; xixtd.b.y diu", .
;fia"
generally. • . -
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81CXIS often saved by - the nee of. a Ainslo held*
of Dr. Glegorre Renoir Antidote. It tit er
perfect estennifnuor of ail ;r ime disease*. - ,
Sold. in Plusbargt6 &tine 2iledlcat Depot - _ „
; - Smith fied !dwelt.
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