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..:Qttarierniessii—Thrusday June 18. Mo-
Clure,. Bogieluid McMillin on the Bench.
The ktry in:the case of the Commonwealth vs.
Xdiun Fortner and others, for a forcible entry
and detainer in Elisabeth township, returned a
verdict of not guilty; but . defenibuita pay the
costd. 'Mr. Frew, defendants counlrel,ente.red a
motion in arrest of judgment.. •
Cora. vs. Bobt. Kane, for an assault, and bat
tery with intent to kill Jno. 'J. Steer. The de
fendant in this case has already been convicted
on Iwo similar charges, and tried and acquitted
on a charge of riot; all these difficulties having
occurred on the 12th of May last. and grew out
of the " Buck Beer Spree." After hearing the
evidence, the commonwealth only asked a con
viction for a common assault. and battery, and
the jury returned a - verdict accordingly, of "-
nun and hatterjr. • ••
Com. vs. Asa T. and Jno. Bougher, assault and
battery on Chas. Fisher. - •
The jury had not retiplied when the Court
adjourned. . •
Com. vs: John /tougher; for, assault and bat
tery on January' Fisher.
The beautiful exhibition of .the Nile,
Egypt and Nubia has nightly excellent audien
ces to see the. Panorama and the antiquities, and
to listen to the very interesting remarks by Mr.
Gliddon. Last Wednesday afternoon there was
a very large representation of Schools from the
Fourth Ward,,Pittabargh; and the Third Ward,
'Allegheny, and Lawenceville. Besides the
evenings, the " . Nile" will be open at the Athe
rueimi to-morrow Afternoon, and good attend
ance may be expected. •
. .
Sudden Death. ---On yesterday evening, about
6 o'clock, a young man named William Conolly,
residing in Mellon's Court; died suddenly... It
Meanie imMediately rumored abroad that he had
died of Cholera; but:we are informed that it is
the c pinion of - Dr. McGrath, who was called in,
that death was caused by disease of the heart.
lie has left a Wife and two _children.
, /08' Anastasia de la. Trinidad de Mende:,` the
Mexican girl, started for home yesterday. Near
$BOO had been raised and given her, together
with $5O worth of clothing. Certainly much
credit is due the gentlemen who were instru
mental in malting - so generous a. provision for
this young lady. She was deserving of it.
• Iser•Wm. S. Marshall, a boy, plead guilty to
petit larceny in taking some rough lock-chains
from Robert Palmer. He had been in prison
about two months, and it appearing to the Court
that he was not; guilty of larceny, and that he
'could not have been convicted by a jury,' ho was
sentenced to one day's imprisonment in the
county jail. ' • •••
gar The "Buck Beer spree," on the 12th of
last month, has caused a great number of suits
in Court, from which, no doubt, the lawyers have
reaped a harvest, and the victims learned a les
son which some or them will never forget.
4 • .
The mother of Abednego Alsop ie look
ing for him in this City. He is about 27 years
of age,
and left Cincinnati on 'the 12th of April
last. Any information left at the St. Charles
Hotel will be thankfully received by her.'
/1165 A choice assortment of superfine Shirts,
Cloths, Clothing, &c.,will be sold on three mos.
credit at Davis' Aucton Rooms, this morning, at
10 o'clock.
Wc' Next Tuesday will be St. John's Day,
and will be celebrated at Washington, Pa., by
the Brethren of the Mystic) Tie, on which occa
sion Hon. Chas. Shaler will deliver the Oration.
Building Lots.—The sale of lots in SweenY's
plan of Mount Eminet, Allegheny City, on Sat
urday, June 21, at 2 o'clock, offers many induce
ments to•persona desiring a beautiful and healthy
location.
SW* Tho Circassian Model of Beauty, on
Fourth street, is still attracting great numbers
to witness its loveliness.
Complimentary.—To-night the Complimentary
Ball to Mr. !doyen; Professor of Dancing, comes
off at Wilkins Hall. Don't forget to attend.
The Libel Case.—Mr. Cothran, yesterday
made a motion that the judgment, so far, as it
related to the costa being paid by Mr. Hart, be
arrested.
car Amandis Aha wits yesterdity committed
" by Ald. Parkiimmitor disorderly cioncluct, in de
fault of $lO and costs.
ger The June No. of the Edinburgh Review
and - Blackwood's hlagatine.s have been received
by Wall, Fourth street.
Vey- A. H. English, Ne. 19, Wood street, has
received the "Ortheepist,''by James IL Martin.
yam` The Tavern •licenses :will probably be
taken up by the . Court xert Monday.
• go- Several ladies were in Court yosterday,
Siring evidence into: assault and battery case.
Km—Thine nrifit trilling fire .yesterday
. 1110111iilg..7*Allegkehy City.
14.e1 , in still itt'Philo HalL
Executors , Notice.
IIkTOTICR Whereby given that Letters or Adialnistta
jA 'lion have been granted to the subscribers on the es
tate of •JOHN' CALHOUN, of Elizabeth tovniship, de e'd.
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment; and all having claims to present
theta properly authenticated for settlement
- ANDREW IWRINLEY,
• " • JOHN G. GRAHAM,
• THOMAS CALHOUN,
jeltXrar . • Executors.
Valuable Property eA Auction.
lAN SATURDAY, Jitly littb, 164 t, at 2 o'clock, P.M.,
pasha premises, the property described and marked
in the annexed plan, situate in the Seventh Ward, City
of Pittsburgh.
Two Lots fronting on Bedford street,l9 feet front by
70 feet deep.
One Lot fronting on Bedford street, ti feet front by 70
feet deep—sin which is ended a two story frame dwel. ,
lint house.
Three tio's,frouting Oti Beating's alley, 14 feet 9 inch
es front by 53feet deep—with 3 two story brick dwelling
Wises. ,
One Lot, ID feet front on Keating's alley, by 43 feet
deep—on which Is erected a twee story frame dwelling
bourn.
Also, Lot No. 2 in Rowan & Bay's plan, having a front
of 25 feet on Bedford street, and extending back a dis
tance of 1.77 feet to Keating's alley, and having thereon
greeted a two story brick dwelling house.
The above property will be sold low, aad is a rare
chance for men with a small capital to procure a home
stead. Title Indisputable, or no sale.
Terms,—One-third in cash; the
_balance in two equal
.annual payments, with interest secured by bond and
mortgage on the manses.
Fur further parucultua apply to I, SHROIT, on' the
promisee, or to . JOHN BARTON;
1e.13 .". Attorney at Law, Fifth street.
Orphans' Court Sale or Valuable Parma.
pOYD I UANT AO an order of the Orphans' Court of
Allegheny County, the undersigned, 'Administrators
of John A. Rohison, lan" of Varian:es township; in said
county, deceased, will expose to public sale, on the pre •
mires, in said township, on the Ant day of July , 1851, at
lOo'ciock, A 11. TWO VALUABLE FARMS, into which
the Watts of said decedent has been divided; very eh.
gibly and advantageously situated, within a mile and a
half of the Youghiogheny 81ack - water, and three miles
from the Pennsylvania. Railroad. Viz: .
No. t. Contains 1681 acres: is In a * high state of mil
lionth:in; with aburutance of Coal and Linustrme; a good
Brick Dwelling House Barn, and other necessary im
provements. •
N o 2, Containing pliti acres; is also in a good state of
culdvation; a large proportion cleared, and nearly all
arable land, with abundance of Limestone, a good hewed
to house and barn,Wial other improvements.-
TERMS—One-sixth of the - pittchase money upon the
confirmation of the sale; one-sixth on the first day of
Ap ill, 1E53 ; and one sixt on the Bratdayof April.lBs4 ;
with interest from first of April, 1852; the residue to
'remain in • the hands of the intrehaser during: the
natural life of the widow of the decedent—the inte
rest to be paid to her annually, to be computed tram .be
first of April, 1852, at - which ume_poaession will be given
to the purchaser. • NANCY J. ROBISON,
• . • JOHN J. MUSK
• • unterd B. SINCLAIR, •
• le3:dlwB.3tw - IGaxette copy.) Administrators.
" • Lana for Sale.
rfHE 'subscriber is authorized to' sell the following.
described piece of land, situated in Robinson tovrn
s p; Allegheny county, Pa., adjoining lands of - Geo. M.
Evans, heirs of James !WEI barren. Robert Buntingi and
the heirs of John S. Sculley, on " Chartier's Creek:
four miles from the city of Pittsburgh, and one-ball mile
below Baldwin's bridge; containing about 75 notes,
• more or less. This land Is of an excellent quality for
gardening purposes—being located in a worm bend of
the creek, and having a lirst.rate bottom th at never
falls to bring an excellent crop. The buildings consist
of a very comfortable frame Dwelling House and frame
Barn, and an Orchard of SO bearing Apple Trees, with a
variety of other Fruit.
For further particulars, enquire of James Id , Coi
,
or
the undersigned. JAMES C. RICH Y.
Robinsonv.,Jan.2B, 18.51.
N. B.—Teime easy and price moderate
Orphans! Court Sale. . •
P URSUANT to an order of the Orphans" Couit of Allegheny Gauzy, the undersigned, Administrator
of Jackson Reed, late of said county,' deceased, will e.g.
peon to public Salo, on the premises, on the Bth day of
Jaly, 1651, at 10 &clock, A. • M., a certain FRAME
HOUSE and LOT p la nROUND, No. 145 in Warner,
Painter & Lorenz's n the City of Allegheny, hay
. lug a front of 25 feet on South Canal street, and extead:
leg back to Carpenter's allay--beingproperty conveyed
by W. P. Baum and wife to said Jackson Reed .
Also, all that cenain lot of Ground in the Borough of
Lawrenceville . , comaiking abou and a half acre',
located at the junction of the B utlerand Greensburgh
Roads. This Ground has been laid main Lots, and will
-be sold in quantities to salt purchasers. The sale of the
Lawrenceville property will fake place on the premi
ses, on the Bth day orJuly, 1851, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Terms—One-third of the purchase money cash;' the
balance to equal payments at 6 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, Adoerz.,
• jel4 , 3t- 1 4.1&7
• • Lawrenceville.
I'e.l.l.—ta tilK/D COOK. Also, a CliKtil KKK
MAID and NURSE. Enquire at this °dice.
ovr &
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AUCTIGNEERSs c
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
61 suns swam, sr. corm, snosousa.
Mrl AV/NG been engsodln the above basinees for . the
„ILL last six years, Mts city, would respectfully
belt eonsignmenur of Goods, to be sold in this market,
either for Auction or private sale—particularly Glass
ware; Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances on all kinds of Gktods consigned us for sale
here. _ _
Will refer to MOSBY& Hewett, Roe & Co , E. 8. Vio
let, Wm.D. Wood & Co., John S. Anderson . &
Co., R. H.
Stone, Squire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer ft CO.. Larkin .
Deaver.' Saint Louis • Butler ft Brothers, Cincinnati •
Georse bl'Lein. Pitts burgh. (=ray
P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
rimpimus At Anarron.-4)nSaturday marning,'Jnne
Slat, at 11 o'clock, at the. Sales Rooms,corner of
Wood and Fifth streets, wil be sold—
-1 second band thnnibus,in good order,sultable for two
or roar horses.. • .P. hi. DAVIS,
Jul° • Auctioneer.
UNE HUNDRLDANDkIFTY FIVE, AND A HALF
DOZEN FINE SHIRTS AT Atro:rone—On Friday
mansing, - June 20th, at 10 Molotk, at the Sales Rooms,
corner of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold on a
credit of three months on sums over 111103, for approved
endorsed paper,lASl dozen fine Shirts, the largest and
best assortment ever offered in this city, conmnsing fine
muslin Shirts, with linen bosoms and collars; fine Shirtrh
with Freneh , embroidered bosoms; super York Mill
muslin Shirts, extra linen D. &C.; mper York Millmns
-1(n
Shine, broad plaits, linen' bosoms; custom made
Shirts, yoke neck and French sleeve; soper-L. B. & C.
Shins, broad and narrow plaits, finely stitched ; fine
Shirts ; French colored bosoms and collars; Merrimac
strlpeoilShirts; extra heavy Denim Frocks, &c., &c.
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, fm.—Also, an assortment of
fashionable Clothing ; super black and assorted Cloths ;
French doeskin and English Cassimeres; Tweeds;
Satin and Marseilles Vesting. Silk Serges ; Alpacca
b a fea d e p heedmmn a o le u nr t s c r . b ,
ke nswir D ri lls ; bleached and nn-
Also, 50 pieces Shalloon Linings.
joie _ P. M. DAVIS, Auer.
AOI 8 21 1 ILICINNA• Auctioneer:
A DMINISTRATORS' BALE OF SECOND HAND
XL FURNITURE ax Aucnom—On Saturday next,
Jane 21st, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, will be sold at
Itl , Kenna's Auction House, by order of Administrators,
a great variety of Hottsebold and RitAhen Furniture, etc.
02 0 . JAMES WRENNA, Auctr. •
BRICK //WELLING Huai: At Ruurtow.—On eat.
ur3ay ; June 244 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, will
be soldbn the premises; a good three story thick House,
—with seven moms; folding .doors• an excellent eel ,
ler ; built on a 10t21 feet front, on Fifth street, opposite
the Court House and jail. It would be suitable either
for dwelling, store or hotel. Terms at sale.
je7 - JAMES AVICENNA, ftuet,r.
NOR BE 98
Compound Syrup of:Tallow Dock Root.
dfACCUPIL. 4 4 the front rank among the propriwory
- medicines of this country for completely coring
Canker Salt Ithentn,Erysipelas, and nll other diseases
arising f rom an impure state of ibe blood. Also, Liver
Complaint, Catarrh. Dyspepsia, Headaches Dizziness,
Coughs, Soreness and Tightness about the Headaches, Dizziness,
Bran.
chius. or lioerseness, Dryness, and a tickling BCLlattioll
about the Throat; and is used with unprecedented nie
cess in all eases 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 witness ea, from
all parts of the country, can be relied aim, it fs singa,
larly efficacious in cunng all , Hurnors and restoring de
bilitated and broken down constitutions. It is purely
vegetable in its composition, end 60 accurate!, com
bined in its proponions that the chemical, botanical and
medical properties of each ingredient harmoniously
unite to PURIFY THE BLOOD.
It has removedmany chronic diseases which has baf
fled the skill of the best physicians, and has also cured
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Scrofula, wbieb
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed tomake the ieastim
presalon upon.
It has been tested in many cases of CANCEROUS
HUMORS. The most obstinate Cancers have been
cured by this medicine. We say that it is a valuable
medicine in all BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. It removes
alt obstruction In the circulation, rendering the Liver
free, active and healthy. It removes Palpitation of the
Heart, and relieves in all cases of Asthma, and may be
used m all climater,and at all sea.ons of the year.
This Syrup is prepared only by C. MORSE ft CO., at
109 Fountain street, Providence R. I and sold whole
sale and retail, by 8. N. iVICItEELBII.& ex
Only Agent for Weste rn Pennsylvania,
Jet ity Warehouse, cor Wood and Sixth its., Pittsb'h.
Valuable Lot on Third Street for. Sale.
T WILL sell the Lot ou Third street, adjoining the Up
-1 holstery este blisnment of William Noble, on thecae
side, and the Engine House of the Vigilant Fire Comps
nyosti the other. The front on Third street is 411 feet,
with a depth towards Second street of 80 feet, more of
lass. The price is 81,500-81,000ln hand, the balance,
with interest, to be secured by bond and mortgage on
the Lot, payable In one and two years from the date of
the sale. The title is perfectly good.
CHARLES SHALER & CO ,
jell:3w Office of C. Shale r, 160 Fourth st.
European Agency.
HE undersigned European Agent continues his an
& until voyages between Jimenez and Paropedeaving
Pittsburgh regularly la each year in June, and retaining
in September—transactiog a general L aw Agency, in
connection with his relative, littou KICE‘III, Esq., now
residentin Dublin. ;The present toes-will be the twenty
fitth.of this Ageney.ihrough England, Ireland Scotland,
Wales; fr.e.. It embraces collection of legacies, debts,
renu,mperty and claims; remittances of money; procu
ring copies of wills, deeds and documents; condamlng
searches of all kinds, he., ac. Innumerable references
given. During the sabsenber's absence, his brother,
EDV/VRD J. Etrutsat, will attend in his
Office on Fifth street, opposite St. Paul's Cathedral.
THOMAS J. KEENAN. European Agent,
and Attorney at Law, Pittsburgh, Pa.
. .
IaWO BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. —A waltmble
Building Lot of 24 feet front on Liberty street, Ninth
rd, by 100 deep to Spring alley. Price $6OO. Also,
a Lot of Hi feet trent, on a wide alley. Price 0400.
Terms for each easy.
The above are at the proper grade for building, and
neat to valuable improvements—making them desirable
property. • S. CUTHBERT, Gen'l Agent, •
tell . • 50/3mlthfield st.
'Fames C. Ifratt,,
(Formerly Crazel
to the late P. IiGLAMTo)
TATOULD most respectfully announce to his friends
VT and the public in general, that be has rented the
Store, No. 36 Afarka street, between Second and Third
streets, where he intends carrying on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its departments.. He is now receiving
rum sat semis slattern an entire new stock of
GOODS, for Spring and Summer wear, viz: superfine
Pnrich., English and American Coat, Casentardts,
Tweeds Casereacea.( Veraket French Habit Clo th ; a supe
rior article for business Coats,) together with a Iwo as
sortment of plain and figured Casnatercr, new and desi
rable styles.
Also, an excellent let of fancy Silk Cashmere, Satin
and !Amain Vain's, all of which the subscriber is
prepared to make to order in the neatest and most fash•
ionarde styles, at as low prices as any other establish
ment. He therefore hopes by strict attention to all or
ders intrusted to his earn, to - merit a share of public pa
tronage. JAMES C. WATT.
N 0.36 Market, between Second and Third ets.
TO TAILORS.—I shall continue to sell and give in
structions on my. system - of Gamine Dratightincas
heretofore, at the followingrices, viz :If accompanied
by oral instruction, 810; without instructions, 67.
JelO:y : . JAMES C. WATT.
r*BOWL TEA STORE.—Just received end for sale
at the Pagoda Tea Store, a prime article of PORT
iblE and PetENOH BRANDY, selected expressly for
medicinal purposes. Price 81 per query or bottle. Also,
a superior lot.of CIIAIdPAGNE WINES, of the Jenny
Lind and and Eon brands, .
TAN, PIMPLES, CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS and
1 Redness of the Skin, removed by the use of the
Herpetie 8010. Cases of Seald Head cared In a few
day". This Soap is sold at In cents per cake, and may
be bad wholesale or retail. at No . b 8 Smithfield street,
below Fourth. Uelo
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
•
PREPARED and sold by JNO. TOUNGSON, 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 isput up in bottles at 23 and 27* cents, each, with fell
directions for Its use. In every disease where the origi.
nal American Oil has been found at all efficacionhand
it so far exceeds the original in power. as to render lithe
CIIZIPBSTMEDICHYS IN TEN WORLD. Call and
try it. JOHN YOUNGSON.
N.D. The original Oil in its natural state as taken
from the bowels or the earth, can be had as above—and
will be found genuine. notwithstanding a certain firm
chants to be the only Proprietors.
dkw•tf J. V.
Rusts elutnal Piro Ussuranoo comps ny
'BRANCH OFFICE, 64Ststrtrvtmn Sr., Prrrsvoaol,
.PlUsburgk, May Lsr, UM 1.
lIHE best evidence of the success of the Directors In
endeavoring to stake the .STATE MUTUAL FIRE
SURANCE COMPANY" meet the wants of the
community, is the unparalleled amount of business
which has been done—having issued 7,900 P►li
cies
dunng the put year, thereby adding over $130,000
to the funds of the company. Nearly all the roperty
insured Is albs safest kind, In . small risks, an d a largo
proportion insured for only one year.
Whole No. Policies issued' 7,000
do do expired terminated &
canceled-........... 99
do do in force •• • 7,803 •
Amount of Property insured $7,898,419
do Canceled, terminated and
pired -• • • 201,728
do do in force 57,684,691
do Premium Notes 70,670,87 •
• do Canceled,terminetted,exped, 637,10
i do in force. •• • •-• • ............ 879,031‘,77
. do Cult Premiums received.. • .061,557,14 .
' do do canceled • • 321,24
861 ,235,00
•
Whole amount of losses and expe n•
• sea paid 23,411,45 •
Rala.nce in femora! the Co., in cash, 1387,824,45
To city or country merchants, and owners of dwall-
Ins, and isolated or country property, it is believed
thu company affords advantages in point of cheapness,
safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
in this country.
Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved s ve
lum •of Classification of Risks, excluding all. ape( thl
hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any one lo
eality,_thue precluding the frequency and occurrence. of
lenge fires, and also, on both.the Stock and Mutual pl in,
it not only possesses the cheapoess and accommodm ion
of both methods, but entitles the insured to a partici,' a
don in the profits. •
It is under the control of the following Directors: -J
P. Rutherford. A. J. Gillen, John B. Packer, Samuel T.
Jones, Alonzo A. Carrier,Philo C. f3edgwick, Rob art
Klotz, - Sarnael Jones, John P. Rutherford.
.1 P. RUTHERFORD, Pres , t.
A. J. GILLETT, Seel.
A. A. Callum, Actuary. •
N. B. -A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent. on es pi
ring policies has been-declared by the Directors, anc:
now receivable at this Office for renewals, or redeema
ble in cash at the end of ninety days.
mvl7:dfcw A. A. CARRIER. Ares 1.
pub o
Vir%the undersigned, being appointed Commission
sto open books, receive suhstriptions, Ac for
the construction of a Plank Road from the Borough of
Tarentum, Allegheny county, to the village of Saxons
-
burgh, Butler county, give notice that we will open the
books for the purrppoose of receiving the aforesaid sub.
seriptiorul, at the OUowing times and places, to wit: 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 Lentil', Butler county; and on the third, fourth
and fifth, at Neel's Hotel, Tarentam, and at the store of
E.' Maurhoff, Butler county, between the hours of 9
o'clock, A. M. and 3P. M. JOHN M. PORTER
• • LEWIS PETERS**,
- FRANCIS KAR_t_lo,_ _
NATHANIEL MIZER,
'..ROBEItTIiPAYEAL_, _
• ROBERT GILLEPORD,
DAVID lI , CALL, •
JOHN ANDERSON
WILLIAM WALIdR,
DANIEL LAREJN,
'DMIL MAIIRHOFF
J•I2:w4YRT JOHN'BI. KRUMPF:.
.:~Y .
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• :
Dan,' Review of the-wholesiie
_ Chrmcsorrytta MottintoTtiaii.".
• Friday, lose 20th. 5
The welthett yesterday; continued • Warm and pleas
ant. . . •
In busineas we have no change to notice. •• • •
.•
ASHES—We continue to quote smultuales of Scide et
3 1 . 0310. Seteratne—Sales of 20 boxes tit tfc. sal es o f
8 tons Pearl,Ash at 6e, time.• •
BUTTER=aales of 30 kegs at 7c. We have no pales
of Roll.
BEESWAX—SaIes of 240 pounds at .4c.
FLOUR—The market continues quiet, dealers buying .
sparingly, not being willing to boy more :than they re
quire for their retail trade at present prices. Sales were
wed, on t h e w h ar f at 8.3,1003,12, extra 83,16-in all
about 300 bbls on the wharf. From wagon, sales were
made it 83,1003,12. Sales from store by the dray load
at 83,2503,30.
GLASS—SaIes of 150 boxes 8 by 10 at 82,00; 10 by
12 82,25, time.
BACON—We note a sale of 18,000 pounds Sides at
Eite, 4 months. Hama—Sales at from %Mc. Sales of
5 hhda Shoulders at 6107 e.
• I
OILS—We have sales reported of 10 bbls Linseed at
871 e, timer We quote No. I Lard 011 at 850473 c.
CHEESE-100 boxes reported at 8c:
EGGS—SMes on tbe wharf of 7 bola at 7c.
DRIED FRUIT—We have no new feature to note in.
Fruit. We quote Apples at 75080 c; Peaches 81,250
1,50 P bushel.
SANK NOTE LIST.
cortsurgn DAILY BY
Haan da Sargent, Exchange Ban Mere,
Coma of Wood and Shah starts, Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA. OHIO.
Pittsburgh Banks par. State Bk and Branches • 1
Philadelphia " • " Other Solvent Banks. •• • 1
Brownsville -is " Bk al Sandusky 76
Backs calmer"' " Granville ---..50
Chester Co. (new taste) " Norwalk 60
Columbia Bridge Csi'••• • !'Urbana 54
Danville " " Wooster 75
Delaware eo. " ---•• • 4 INDIANA.
.Doy ton lestown ." •—• ... State Ilk and Branches • il
.Eas "
Germantown" ' ' State Bank Branch• •• • •50
Lancaster Banks •—•-. ss Bk of Illinois•— • 75
Lebanon ." -• • --- " KENTUCKY
Montgomery co. '• All Solvent Banks. •
Northumberland • •••• • - " MISSOURI.
p eetee ill e u ...... '. State th and Branches • I
Rending " •• • MICHIGAN.
Schuylkill co." " All Solvent Banks • 5
'Washington " " WISCONSIN.
West Branch " . •• Maxine& Fire ins. Co. at
Wyoming •• Milwaakie 6
Carlisle - .. • TENNESSEE.
Chambersburg • I Solvent Banks 3
Erie
Gaol:share) 1 NORTH CAROLINA.
Harruburg II Solvent Banks le
Honesdale 1 ..... 1 SOUTH CAROLINA. le
Middletown I All Solvent Banks.—
Way a esbarg ..... ~•• • • II GEORGIA.
York Banks. • • 1 All Solvent Banks 11
Relief Notes ALABAMA.
United States Bank 15 All Solvent Banks 6
Allegheny City Scrip• • par LOUISIANA.
Allegheny Co. •• —0 prem All Solvent Banks 11
Pittsbut•gb City " ... par EXCHANGES.
NEW YORK. New York I pram York Ci ty .. par Philadelphia. - • --- •-* '•
Country Banks I Baltimore i "
NEW JERSEY. CSncirmasi• • • . • • • • I dia.
All Solvent Banks i Louisville 1 "
DELAWARE. St. Louis le "
All Solvent rianks• • • •
Small Notes
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks• • •
Country Banks- •• • .
VIRGINIA.
Bk of Va. and Beaches
Farmers' Bk & Branches 1
Valley Bk and Branches I
Exchange Bk & Branch's 1
Wheeling Bank,
do Branches•_.• •
NEW ENGLAND.
All Solvent Banks- • •
VALUE OF COINd.
lAmerienn Guld (new). par.
do • do told).spretn.
Iflovereigns IS 4,83
Guineas 5,60
Fredoricsdoers• •• • • 7.80
Ten Tbalera 7;80
Ten Guilders• •• •• • • 3,00
Louts door 4,23
Napoleons 3,80
Doubloolo,Patriot.• • 13,75
do Spantch•• 10,25
,Ducats 2,15
Weekly ROViOW of the Markets.
OTVICr. or TILE Dios MOINIXO PoiT,
firiday, tune 20,1851.
REMARKS—Businese has continued quiet since our
last general review. The weather has been cool and
pleasant. The inactivity which usually charactetizes
trade during tLe sumac r months humor becoming appa
rent its all departmenu of business. Oramerchanuand
business men generally are preparing for general set
tlement now near at hand, and as is usual may eipeot
business to continue dull until about the first of Sept.—
In reviewing the market we find some changer, which
will be seen under their peeper head—
Nara —.ll mar be Dorm fn mind that the Rotations re.
potted in this mime. cretin to hen salemoise specified, ars
the wholvak /On; and that vs all in MS, in Aing small
ordeTo,an sidearms Vim= three to fire per cent. trill be add
ed.
ASHES—The sales arc confined to small lots for man.
nfaeturing purposes; we quote sales of 24 casks Soda
ash at 31 to 3f. Pots we quota at 31 to 41. Solemn.
sales are mode at 4f to 5 In bbts and boxes.
APPLES—The market is bare ; a choice article would
demand from 2 to 3 00 per bbl.
ALE—There continues a regular brisk demand for this
article. We quote Manufacturers' prices—regular dis•
count off for cash.
Bavarian Beer, psr bb1.....
Common, per bb I
XX do •
XXX do •
Common, half barrels.
XX do
XXX do
Common. qr. barrels.
XX do
XXX do
BUCKETS AND TUBS—Theie continues a regular
demand for Buckets without any change in price. Sales
from first hands for Buckets 1.Fr701,90 In lots of 23 or 30
doz. from stores to the trade 2a2,19P doz. 'Tabs—Sales'
in a regular way at 7,3opss per doz.
BKOOMS—The stock 311 large and prices nominal.—
We quote at, from 75c; 81,00 to 83,2501,75 from stores.
BEESWA X—Tbere is but liule offering; good lots of
Yellow we quote at 21072 r..
BACON A.NDPBOVISIONS—Ti , e stock in first hands
is considerably reduced. The demand is principally
confined to small lots for the city trade. Prices, during
the past week, have slightly declined; and holders manl
iest more disposition to realise. We note sales (Helmut
40 libds. at 646114, and 7c for Shou/ders; 841610 forSidest
neat for Hams. Some small tots of llama at 9. Sales
of Country Bacon at OHIO for Shoulders; 74,248 for Sales,
and 940384 e for Bums Mess Pork—Sales are made at
816 per bbl.
BUTTER AND EGGS—The market for Butter if. dull.
We quote barrels nominally at P3dOile. For Keg But
ter no demand, but nominal at 708 c. Eggs—sales by
the barrel at 74174 c.
BEEF CATTLE—We quote the following prices at
the Cattle market. Beeves 34134 c live weight. Sheep
81=0/1,7.5 and 81,23 head.
COFFEE—The market remains unchanged, with but
a limited demand. We note sates of about 200 bags,
ranging from of to 101 c. The stock in first bands is
CHEESE—The stock in first hands is ample. We
quote sales daring the week at 6204. Extra Cream Of
07.
COTTON YARNS—We quote Manufacturer's prices.
No. 5,7, • 151 No , 18, •• • •24
8,9, 10, •—•—•l7 Candle Wick, - • ---10
11-12- • • —lB Cermet Chain, • .--20
13, —l9 Coverlet Yarn,. -- .20
14, 20 Cotton Twine,- • • ••20
17, • 23 Batting, • 10
COPPER—We give the Card price of the Pittsburgh
Copper Works. Ingots 19 told eta per pound. Sheet—
for Braziers 241323 c.
COPPERAS—SeIIs at 820703,12 per barrel.
CORDAGE— he following is the card price o f Rope:
Manilla, by the Coll,••••- ; 14e
when cut,• •• 111 e
White Rope, by Coil,.
when eat. . s•—••••• Vie
Tarred do by Coil,•••••••••• • •••••• ...... 10e
Do when CSII,• ••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••-•-11c
Manilla Bed Cords, • • • •••••••••••111,8102,5003,26
Hemp do 81,5032,2503,00
CRACKERS—Tke market lowell supplied. We give
our table corrected and quote ;
Water Crackers-- ----03,50
Bauer do •• . ---•— • 4,25
Dyspeptic do 3,50
Sugar do ..... •••••per pound ot am
Soda do • Elietelf
Pilot Bread —. 3011
DRIED FRUIT—The demand is limited. We quote
Apples at 75080 c in small lots; Peaches at 81,3701,45,
to the trade in small lots, •
DRIED BEEF—Sales of Sugar•cured canvassed at
10115011 e by the tierce. Common 91010te.
FEATItERS—There is a moderate demand for good
lots. We note sales at 33835 c
FLOUR AND BREADSTUFFS--The receipts of
Flour are not large ; but sufficient for the demand: there
being very little purchased for shipping, and buyers
dealing but sparingly to supply their retail trade. We
note sates daring the week of about 000 ibis at 83,19;
some few lots at 83,15; principally, however, at 83.12.
Sales from stores by the dray load at 83,250321. Rye
Flour is very little in demand at present. We quote,
from stores, at 2,7001,75.
CORNMEAL—SaIes from stores at 45050 c per bush
al.
' FISH—The eemand continues moderate, with a slight
decline in No. 3. We quote sales of No. lat 813; No.
2, - 119,0009,25; N 0.3, 87,1608,00. N 0.6 Herring, 6,250
0,50. Cod Fish 4c per pound by the drain. No 1 Shad,
8112.75013,00.
GLASS—SaIes of Country Glass from manufacturers
for ail °, 8202,25 per box; 10212,82,2502,50. There is
more firmness on the part of holders.
GRAlN—Receipts continue moderate, with but a mo
derate demand. We note sales of prime Red Wheat at
70m Mediterranean 60065 e. Rye,—Sales on the wharf
at 40045 e; from stores 415050. Oats,--Sales on the
wharf of 4CI bushels at 25e; from stores we quote at 26
4528 e. Corn is dull at 34035 e from stores.
• HIDES—We note sales of Dry Flint at Iliot2z; City
Slaughter, Green, at 4 &B4ic.
• HAY—Sales at the scales at from 80 to 810 f* ton.
HOPS—We quote sales la a small way from stores at
500130 c.
HEMP—There is not much doing in this article. We
quote at 81050103 P ton.
HOISIENYs—from &totes, sells at 84,5004,73 p bbl.
IRON—The manufacturers' card press for Common
bar 2 by_ is 2110:21e par pound. Other sizes in propor
tion. NAILS—The card prices for nails are—
From 10d to 40d • 83,115
8d and 94 3,50
64 and 7d 600
4,25
... 4,60
5,60
LARD—The SrI TD— I Tk Te c tO u c u k t i o irlimi for te c r. h We note salmi In Kegs
at eio2c.
LEAD—The stook in first hands is large. Limited
sales are made at So for Pig, and 51054 for Bar.
MOLASSES—The stock in first hands is moderate,
with a limited demand, principally for City trade. We
quote sale, from stores at 242/27g0 mnali lots; by die
bbl 2740380.
NAVAL STORES—We quote Rosin at 113,2503,25
Per.bb1t.Tar113,50424,.25; Turpentine 42050 c. •
No 2,
Oil Is in demand, at 850701:r for Not ;
No 2, 54380 ; Linseed Oil, 90005i:Tanners' Oil from
sl2tos2of , Dbl. • ','
PIG METAL—The market continues doll. We note
gales of Allegheny at 1122024 at 4 and 0 months. .
POTATOES—The stock in first bands is not large.—
Reds sell at dOc per bushel; Pink Eyes and Neabanooks
151,504101,75
RICE—We quote sales daring the week in Tierces at
4/.224fc.
SUGAR—The demand is now, principally confined to
the city trade. The stock in first hands le ample. Wo
note sales regularly at OKP7c, by the lot. By the bbl
and single taid,tmozo is asked.
. •
SHOT—Sale, from utoreri.,by the keg at 8181,—by the
bag1,t3201,69.'
SALT-.Salei from *tore, by the dray load at 61,10
bbl
SErEtiP PELTS—Prices aTe
:SEEDS—The season is over, urithant any sales or
'transaction' to note .in Clover oe Timothy: 'Flag ':".teed"
sells at St,
_6O bushel. • • , .
• SOAP We quote at 404te by the lot.
' SPICPS--We have no transaction's of consequence to
note in this article. , We quote Peppir in, bags at 102-dii
11c • Alspice 18010 c Cinnamon 39040 c by the mat.
• STARCHI---Sales are regular • frorri stores at 6iB7c. by
TALLOW-We now quote Beef Tallow at 6191 - 47 c;
Sheep do, 616 5 / 8 1e. '
TOBACCO—The market' continues quiet. Prime is
worth 30012 e; common 20a24c. •
' WHISKEY—There is a steady and good demand at
20621 e f?' gallon for Rectified: -
WOOL--The new crop is coming in. more freely.
Sates have been made to a considerable extent daring
the week at 5029 c, according to grade. Millen of 1500
pounds Unwashed at 25e. The amount 'going East is
largo. The prices paid . here and further west for Wool
are comparatively higher than those obtained in Phila
delphia. New York, or Bosion. By rate advices from
the P.:BBICM markets, Wool was in but moderaterequest,
with a'dovrnward tendency. Manufacturers prefer stop
ping operations, rather than accede to the present prices
of Wool.
The Ricci.—By the maul mark, lest eteening, there
were 3 feet 7 inches water, and still falling. ,
The beautiful little boat Durolne will make her Sri*
trip on Month!) , next. She hua been placed in the
Wheeling line instead of the Diurnal, and will hereafter
run an that trade.
The Ricer at the point is quite low. - All the larger
tioata aro withdrawing front the trade, leaving the field
open for those of lighter draught.
This Day, at 10, A. 11., the splendid new steamer
Irene No. 2 leaves for Cincinnati and intemediate perks.
Passengers, be on board promptly.
TUMIDLY, June 19.
WELLSVILLE—Per Tuscarora—Owner on board of
1 keel boat Cl fire claw brick. Cooper Murray, 150 bbls
Soar. J Stevenson, 50 do AI) Rugb.3l do. Hartman
& Co, 500 large fire bricks. D Leech & Co, 54 abs
Clarke &Thaw, 2 do. Kay & Co, 25 ligs ink. Kier •
Jones, 2 oaks baron. Livingston & Roggen.° bls knobs.
Edwards & Morris, 2 do. Deo Anderson,4s pcs bacon.
Armstrong & Croser, 30 bbls flour. Sheriff' & Co, 7 do.
D Haughey, 8 do. A II Foray, 20 do and Ikg rice. H
Graff & Co. 10 scks wool.
ZANESVIL,LE—Per Jenny Lind—H Graff & Co, 20
hints tobacco. 1) Leech & Co, S do, 18 rolls' leather, 1
hr. Owner on bowl of 1 bbl butter, Ido molasses. E
J Humphrey, 200 bbl, flour. Wick & McCandless, 8 do.
CINCINNATI—Per Clipper No 2—J N RUNT, 2 has
spikes. Baker & Forsyth, 2 trunks. 7 big. • J Black &
chest. H P Schwartz. 4 bids oil. .1 Hall. 1 bz.
Co, i..OUISVILLE—Per Glaucus—Jos A Hutchinson &
Co, 3 bbls beeswax. VICIOT Scram. t trunk. S McKee
& Co, 5 bra wine. L S Waterman, 1 hhd tobacco. Jim
Greer, 43 bids' lime. 2 tics do. Forsyth & Co, 21 bales
cotton. J McDonald, 4 hhds and 1 la. Nimick & Co,
67 scks feathers. H Grad; 04 hhds tobacco. P McCor
mick, 105 bales cotton. Grad; Lindsay & Co, 8 bls scrp
iron: Moore, 142 bbl.: whiskey. Leech & Co, 1 bbl gin
seny,2l Wads tobacco. Clarke A Thaw, 1 bbl, 2 kegs.
Sellers & Nicola, 445 bzs soap, Spang & Co, 42 plough
shares.
Ilendey Pitekei for Wheelimi. --
-
THE new and splendid steamer HERO
INE. W. 8. Comeau, Muster, will wake
her first trip on MONDAY neat, and there
after run regular as above, in plate of the Diurnal
For freight or passage apply on board. Ile2o
Friday Cincinnati 'Picket.
1455aTHE new and elegant steamer IRENE
N 0.2, G. L. newt:act, Master, has taken
the place of the Clipper No. 2, in the line of
Packets, and will leave every FRIDAY, at 10 A. M., for
the above and intermediate ports. For freight or pea
sage apply ett board. (lets
For Martens and ilommingPort•
Aid Tits fine 'teenier PACIFIC, Zeivotra
Teri ' will leave for the above and intertnedi
ate ports every THURSDAY, at 9 o'clock, P. IT.
For freight or passage, ppply on board', Or to
. T. WOODS & SON, -
1323110 . No. 01-Water at., and 63 Front ac.
00
000
8 00
•.....~......... 900
.3 50
••••. 400
450
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2 00
2 25
Wetinesday Vaenot for Cincinnati.
Tug new and fast running ateomer
INNATI, Lintsunausx, Master, will leave
regularly every WEDIMIDLY.
l'or freight or passage, apply on board , or to
main
0. 11. 511LTENBERGER.
Allegheny River Trade.
REUULAR FRANKLIN PACKETS.
igastMx fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
No. 2, Capt. We. iIATIVA, lenses the Alle
geeny wilarf for Fonklin,every Moulayand TAursday,
at 4 P. hi:
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt.
Jour 11A212tA t leaven the Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin. every Tuesday and Friday, et 4 P.M.
For Freight or 2'l:wane, apply on Board. imal2o
- - .
DB. JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA:
TT is put op in quart bottles, and contains the strength
of SIX TIMES as much pare Sarsaparilla as any
similar preparation In America. Price SI per bottle, or
six bottles for five dollars.
It has been a well established fact for years past, that
Sarsaparilla ,when pure and properly prepared, was the
only true panacea for all discuses originating . from an
impare state of the blood, the use of mercury, into:ice.'
Ling drinks, evil habits in youth, barrenness, &e. We
boldly assert that JOHN BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT
of SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the
publics that is prepared on strictly scientific principles
and of uniform strength. The Sarsaparilla is purchased
without regard to price. and every pound, before being
used, is subject to the stfetest chemical tests, and its
genuineness ascertained before being used!
Doll's Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues of seve
ral other valuabie medical tows, together forming the
best compound, and producing Me greatest curative agent
in tie known world;
This Medicine, when used according to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL!
.
Scrofula or Ring's Evil, Oancersjumors, Eruptions of
the Skin,. Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
worm or Tenets, Scald Head, Rheumatism,
Pains in the Bones or Joints. Old Sores and
Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, Syphi
lis,Dyspepeia,Saltßheuus,Direases
of the Kidneys, Lots of Appe
tite, Diseases arising lions
the nseof Mercury,
Pain in the &dosed
Shoulders-Gen
ral Debility,
• Dropsy,
Lumbago, Jaundice,
Costive .ess. 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 complaint!,
Sick and Nervous Headache, Low Spirits, Night Sweats.
EXPOSUIEI or Imprudence in Life, Chronic Constitution
al Disecuseuoind is a spring - and summer drink, and
general tonic for the system, and a ge mic and.pleasant
purgative, far superior to Blue Lick or Congress Water
Salts, or Seidlitz.
Testimonials.
The following is a verbatim copy of a certificate now
in the possestion of the proprietor of Bull's Sarsapar
illa. Rev. E. W. Schools widely and generally known
as on 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 Conference could boast of for many years,
and at this time Is filling the high and responsible station
of agent for the M. E Book Concern.
Can the woild produce better or more satisfactory
testimony in favor of any medicine ?
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFER-
- - -
Lauiroilk, May 20, IWO.
We have used -John. Hull's Sarsaparilla, and have
known it to be need with entire satisfaction; and have
no hesitation in stating that we believe it to be a safe
and valuable medical compound, an F d ,. c l a v le . u s l E at H ed o t N o , pros
duce much good, cud relieve much coffering• and would
therefore most cheerfully recommend it to the a ffl icted.
(Signed,)
&STEVENSON.
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN. •
How we all diimire a clear, beautifal, white skin, 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's
and coloring matenals, to itstore to them a semblance
of what disease has deprived them of, and that too, with
great injury to the skin- Rears Sarsaparilla is the best
cosmetic known. It beautifies the skin, by remiving
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. Ladles, abandon the use of paints and mixtures,
and use Bull's Sarsaparilla, the only effectual remedy.
"A word to the wise is sufficient;" and a hint is enough
for the Ladies. •
TESTIMONY LIKE THE FOLLOWING RENDERS
SUPERFLUOUS ALL COMMENT ON THE EF
FICIENCY OF BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
(From Dr. L. P. Irk.t.DELL • Professor of Chemistry in the
Louisville Medical College."]
" 1 have looked over the list of ingredients composing
John Dull's Compound Extract of Parnapai Ma, and
have no hesitation in saying that they form a note coin
donnd, and one that promises well to chronic diseases,
to which it is applicable." L. Y. YANDELL, M. D.
Louisville, June 6 1848.
WHAT DR. PYLE'S, Physician by appointment to the
Louirvine Marine Hospital, says of BULL'S SARSA
PARILLA :
Louisville, March 20,1849.
I have , examined the prescriptlod for the preparation
of John Bull's Sarsupanlla, and I believe the combina
tion to be. an excellent one, and well calculated to pro
duce an alterative impression on tho system. I have
used it both in public and private practice, and think it
the best article of Sarsaparilla in one.
_
M. PYLES, M. D.,
Resident Physician at the Louisville Marine llotpilal
trr CAUTION—Beware and ask (or the original Dr
JOHN BULL'S • SARSAPARILLA, from Kentucky
and have no other. KEYSER tc nt'DOWEI.L,
'.Vboleaale and Retail Agenui,
For sale by D. M. Curry and Jour.. Douglass, Alle
sham , City; and by Druggists generally.
jellnaid.kw
, rILARET_,HAUT,BAUTURNEANHCHAMPAGNE
lJ WINEIS-20 Mids. and 30 bf do Haat Bantams
Wine, 25 bat'. Claret Wine ; 25 baskets Minion's Vez.
trey Champagne Wine, qtuirts and pints; 15 do Cieislee's
Anchor do. In store and for nle by
• hllt.r.rn & RICKETSON,
je7 ; Nos. 221 and 223 LOosty at
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RIVER MATTERS.
PITTSBVimen.
3,wer.ifficues wiiu U ?lilt CHAnnEL
•
Steamer Michigan N 0.2, Boles, Beaver. .
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Redstone, Wool ward, Brownsville.
' J. M'Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesp ort. Beaver, Gordon...Deaver.
" • Fashion No. ^. Peebles, Elizabeth.
Thomas Shrives, Bailey, West Newton.
" J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
" Wellsville, Young, Wheeling. -
' Tuscarora, Murdoch, Wellsville.
" Jenny Lind, Hard, Zanesville,
" Clipper No. it, noose, Cincinnati.
Gluteus, Ebbertt, Cincinnati.
. DEPARTED:
" Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson, do
J. M'Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
" Michigan No. 2, Boles,lleaver.
" Beaver, Gordon, Beaver...
" Thomas Shriver,,ey West Newton.
" . Fashion, Peebles, IBizabetti.
ruse arora,Murdoch. Wellsville.
a Wellsville, Young, Wheeling.
- . Malta, Dexter, Zanesille.
Genesee, Conant; St. Louis.
. 3 American Strir,Hollinsback, Cincitinat i
ut • • Excel, Calhoun, Wheeling.
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
TIIE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY!
. _
ED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE
Rev. E. W. SEMON—Rev. E. Es&Timm.
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TELEGUARRIQ. ftW§.
BY. nig. alizzurrmixa, •
THRO.TY WITH THE' INDIARS;:f
"•• • ' szatiiircizt; Juni 19:
The California Indian.Commisskiier reports to
the Indian Ilurean that he heti% concluded a
treaty with the Sigruate, C r ocaiioon, Paternite,
Apangosse, Apache and Aglache tribes of Cali
fornia Indians, on the 19th of March last. The
Indians concede all their lands to us , 'and con
sent to located in four townships, between the
Mercado and Tonolimnee rivers. They bind
themselves to abstain from all acts of aggression
against our citizens, and to live on friendship
with all the Indian tribes. ,
The Indians will be removed• to their new
homes, under the supe4tendence of Mr. Mc-
Kee, the Commissiciner.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands to the 9th of
April have reached San Francisco, and the Alta
Calafornia says: "We have from very good, au
thority that the Haivaian .Government have de
cided to apply to the United States Government
for- annexation. An . officer of 'our National
Governinent is now in our city on his Wray to
Washington, entrusted - with the important mis-
Sion."
FROM OREGON.
• • PIIILADELPEUd, June 19.
We have Oregon dates to the 3d instant. The
weather is exceedingly warm. The miners from
the Kramath mines do not give very flattering
accounts. They are only digging from three to
four dollars per day.
The census of Oregon has been taken, and the
population amounts to 13,823.
FIRE IN ROCHESTER.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.
A fire occurred last night in the drug store of
Messrs. Laird & Osburne, which was completely
destroyed.
• FORGERIES.
PEttLanrLpniA, June 19.
It is said that forgeries to the amount of $60,-
000 have been committed at Rochester within a
few days, by a gentleman formerly of high
standing, who is now on his way to S. America.
- Wasimaros, June 19.
The President, with Messrs. - Stuart, Critten
den and Hall, goes to Virginia on Monday.
NEW YORK MARKET—NOONTune 19.
Cotton... The demand is steady, and 800 bales
have been sold.
Flour... Easier; sales of 2700 bbla, have been
made. Southern is languid at 4,80®4,44.
Grain... Wheat and Rye are neglected. Corn
ie cheap, and 26,000.bu5h mixed have been sold
at 64956.
• Provutions'are unaltered.
Oils. : .Liaseed is feeble, and American is sell
ing at 7173..
Groceries...Qniet, and declining; 800 bags of
Rio Coffee have been sold at St ; 160 hhds Cuba
Sugar at Sc. Rico is active at B©B}c. -
Tobacco is drooping. Kentucky is selling at
(69.
Stocks... Fancies are down i 0 t. Canton has
declined 2.1; Reading i; United States is un
changed. The money market is more stringent.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET---Jnne 19.
Cotton... Steady at 9k(4)11i.
Floar...Steady at 4,25.
Rye Flonr...ln demand at 8,17 k.
Corn Meal...Searee, and 12} dearer; sales at
2,87 k.
Wheat... 97 for good red, 102 for prime white.
Rye...Searee, at 71072.
C0rn...630.
Oats...ln demand at 44.
Provisions... Steady. •
Metals... Dall.
Whiskey...23o.
JOHN ld' CRACICEN
of ( in the District Court At
t.'.
Josurn D. ADELL. kgheny County.
A-SD Now, to wit; Hey 24; 1831, • the
.., *-",.,. Court appoints Alfred B. fil'Calatout, Esq.,
4, : a L ~ ;1, Auditor , . to distribute the proceeds of sale
v te. ')-(,,) emong lieu eredhors.
..,,,.../ • From the Record,
).
...,\
CEO. S. HAYS,
. Prothonotary.
The Auditor will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment. at bit Office, No. 120 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, on
Monday, June ^.3a, at 2 o'clock. P. M.
ALFRED B. M'CALMONt
ray2o . Author.
Ppetaburgh Midas Varna Nursery
BETWEEN three and four miles east of Pitts.
burgh, near the Farmers , and Mechanics , Turn;
pike road( extension of the 4th streetfhnd about
oue rude trom East Liberty. •
The subscribers respectfully give notice to their ens
tomers and the public generally that their extensive Nur.
series. Green-houses, &c., &a., now comprise between
150,000 and 200 ; 000 plants, all of which are to a healthy
condition. .
FRUIT TREES,- consisting of Apple, Pear, Plum,
Peach, cherry, Apricot,,/slectarine, Almonds, Grape
Vines. it c.
SHADE TREES—Viz :•Ailanthas, Catalpa, Mounmin
Ash.. Sugar Maple, English Linden American Linden,
Lombardy Poplar, Balm of Gilead, Poplar, Weeping
Witlow, White barked Birch, Tulip Tree, Horse Chest
nut, Perulowuia Impemlis, Weeping Ash, English Ash,
English Sycamore. klagnolia, Tnpetela, &c., &c.
LVERUREEN TREES AND 511111.188- 7 -Viz: Juni
per, Cedar. American Arborvilea• Chinese Arlsorviten,
Box Tree, Upright Yew, Common ' Yew, America]) Hol
ly, European Holly, White Pine, Norway Spruce, Bal
sam Pir, Silver Fir, Scotch Fir, Hemlock Sprcce, Scotch
Broom, am••&c.
• GREEN. HOUSE PLANTS—Viz : a superb collection
of Fuchsias numbering 35 varieues. This flower is wor
thy of attention of those who wish to ornament their
windows.
ROSES—Many of them the firm-rate, numbering over
70 varieties in classes, Viz: Benno! or Chinese ever
blooming, Rosa Odorous, or Tea scented Chinese Roo,
Bourbon Roses, Noisette Roses, Hybrid perpetual, or
Remontant Roses. A great number of these areyerlect
ly hardy and bloom freely throughout the summer season.
Also, Geraniums, Oleanders, Orange, Cactus, it.c.;&e.
N.B. All orders must be accompanied with the cash
or satisfactory references.
Plants carefully packed and rent according to direc
ons to any part of the United Slates.
_ .
Persons wishing to ornament their pleasure grounds
would do well to give us a call, as we think our stock
of Evergreens cannot be surpassed west of the moun
tains, now covering some acres of ground, and number•
ink from 50 to 100 thousand, a great number of which are
of a fine size for transplanting.
Orchard and Shrubbery Planting executed by contract
on reasonable terms.
We wish all letters to our address directed to Wilkins
P. O. near Pittsburgh, where they will find immediate
attention.
Orders left at oar stand on Market days in the Diamond
Market will Sud Immediate attention.
The public in general are invited to call and. examine
our stock; attenuon to visitors given on any day except
Sabbath. martl-w) WM. & JAS MURDOCH.
Orphans. Court 8010.
IatIIRSUANT to order of the Orphans' Court of Atte
gheny County, will sell on the premises, on Wed
sle3day, the 9th day of July, at 2 o'clock, P. M., the fol
lowing described Heal Estate,with the appurtenances,
as the property of Thomas Means, late of Jefferson
county, Ohio, deceased, situate and being in Moon town•
ship, Allegheny county, and bounded and described as
follows—to wit: A tract of land beginning at a'wbito
oak, and thence by lund of James Spoer south 631 dogs,
east 154 perches to a post ; thence by Nathaniel Nceley
soul' 120 degrees, east 22 parches to a post; thence by
George Morrison south 350 degrees, west NJ perches to
a post; south 9 degrees 29 perches to a post ; thence by
widow Hood and John Morgan, north ni degrees, west
95 perches to a post;. thence by William Hooper, north
45+ degrees, west 27. perches to a storm, north BU degrees
3 perches and five-tenths oT n perch to a stone ; Metiers
by land of John Stevenson, north 50 degrees, east 1644
porches to a black oak stump; thence by other lands of
Joseph Means' estate, north 53 degrees, cast 10 perches
to the place of beginning- Containing one hundred and
forty-two acres and twenty-nine perches...
Terms of Sals.—One-third of the money eash in hand,
and the remainder in two equal annual payments, with
interest. WILLIAM hIEANS,
Je9:dittiwts Ex'r of Thos Means, dee'd.
To Owners of Unpatellttd
LL persons in possession of, or owning unpatente
Lands, within this Commonwealth, are hereby no.
tl i bed that the Act of Assembly, passed the 10th day of
April, NM, entitled " An act to graduate Lands onwhich
money Is due and unpaid to the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvame," and which act has been extended from time
to time by Supplementary Laws, teal expire on Me first
R I- December next, after which time, no abatement can
be made of any, interest which may have accrued upon
the purchase money duo. It will therefore be highly Im
portant to those interested, to secure their patents, and
the benefitsof the said act and its supplements while the
same continue in force. JOHN LAPORTE,
Surveyor General.
Eittavrroa OrsasatJa Owlet,
Harrisburg, May 3, lan. s mylOttwddamar
A VEOETKBLE CObIPT3-UND.
IP IT IVE E
AN INFALIBLE REMEDY FOR DIARRHCEA Ira
ENTERY, BOWEL OR summit:COMPLAINT
Children and Adult.. 1,
A Perfectly safe and efficient remedy under ail Cir.
. cumstances.
1T has been used with happy and never-fulling elects
1 by some of our most successful practitioners of medi
cine, who have introduced, for the last two or three
years, as per certificates accompanying the medictne 2
in pamphlet form. -
Hundreds of cases of both Children and Altars, have
been cured and relieved by the above BALSAM, after
every other remedy had
be IFICAen tried I
TE n vain. •
CERT.
Thsfoasuang is a copy of a err:Onue relative to ehe
ales, ete,of th e chaos Balsam, used an the family . of the
Rm. J. H. Power, of the Afethodise Book Concern, an this
Caw, :
Ma. Tuasmn—Sir: I deem it due to you to say, that,
for mayoral months, I have been trying many remedies
(or DitiTtbool but with little success; but hearing of
I
your remedy, procured one bottle, which I have used,
in my family, with great success, and I feel free to re
commend it to the public, as a valuable medicine for
Diarrhea and similar diseases. Yours, truly,
• Cincinnati, June 25,1850. J. H. Powan.
(jr The above Syrup or Balsam is sold, Wholesale
ma Rretail, at Samuel C. Turner's Drug Store, North-
East canter of Orchard and Main streets; at the Store
of Gardner & Co., on Main street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, west side, Cincinnati, Ohio; and :at the
pnacipal Drug and other Stores in the %Wet generally.
• AGENTS.-
Pittsburgh—S. N. Wickersham. Allegheny-Jas
Douglass. Manchester—W. R. &Midland. Temper
aneeville—W. J. Smith. South Pittsburgh—John t• its
gersild. Birmingham—John G. Smith, at the Binning
ham Dreg Store. hrKeesport—P. Baker. Elizabeth
B. R. Rem. West Newtort—Leighthy & Gregg
my9amw
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SIGHT EXCHANGE, on the Eastern Cities constantly
for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes . as
counted. Gold Silver and Dank Notes,.bought and sold.
Collections made In all the principal eh:test:lf the United
States. Depoelts received of P ar and Current Funds.
macrhy • •
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lehe Exchange and Banking business. -
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Pitisbured•Jau,y.l .1851.—ia8.1 • ' •
1131 " Nee .111JISEI•
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Collections made on all the principal cities of the Uni
ted States.
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'LIMES, Drafts, Checks, &c. collected, and Remit
lances made upon favorable terms.
mama! • R. R. BRYAN, cuilkier.
Bllidaysburgh, May 18, 1850.
mt. mwtr.i.urra r.A.Mhicr. r. O. Corral
WDI. H. WILLIAMS & CO.'
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
MOUTH EA,/ COMB. or WOOD ADD TH.DID
ALL transactions made on liberal terms, and collec
tions promptly auended to. Oneam •
Domestic and Poreign Esc/love, Bata Notes,
Gold and Silver; Bangia,Sod and Ezeilanged,
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EXCHANGE AND AT BANKING HOWIE
William A. Hill 45r. Co.,
64 Wood Stress,
PITTSBURGH.
irr t NTNiLICIT ALLOWND ON TIMM DET01 . 11123. aue2S
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SamkersandExchange Brake% pearls to Persian and
Domestic Bills,Billstef Szchango t Certificate: of Davos
it, Boni, Nous, and Coin.
Corner of Third and Wood ate.; directly oppoaltothe St
Charles Hotel. may2B
4. W. TAYLOR,
112 BBCOND• STREET
comausszorom AND amt.-BEATA..
c§TRICT attention will be given to all business en
trasted to his care. Pittsburgh manufactured aft
es always on band, or procured on short
Nines, Bonds, Mortgages, U., negotiated on ,favora
ble terms: Advances made If required. toet„?..btf
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HOOP/ SARGVNT.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. E. Canute Wood and Sizth strerto., Pirtsburirk,.Pa
pxEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign
and Domestic Krehange,Certifientes of Depoilit,ece
CHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe, for sale in sums to soft purchasers: •
CUR_R.Vi_T and par lauds received on deposite
COLLECTIONS - made on all parts tst the Urdori k att ha
lowest rates. -•• • saPll-1T
Removal.
H. HOLMES Ct. SONS,
}LAM lIIMOVID TIMM 14,311.1X0 AID Excraatas 07/ICI
TO No. 67 Marta streat,four doors below old stand.
N. HOLMES' & SONS,
DAN KERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Dea
l) lens in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Bank. Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and .Western
cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throtighont the Uni
ted States. Deposites received in par funds or current
paper, No. G 7 Market street, between Third and Fourth
streets. Rug 234 Y.
New Music.
HAMBURG POLKA—composed by Herzog;
Mercedes Waltz—by Joseph Labitski;
silver Rile Waltz;
Kate Moore—the American Grace Darling;
Ben Bolt—by Kneass.
Old Arta Chair—by Henry Russell
Mountain Maid's Invitation—a cele brated Melody by
the Rainer Family;
I would not Die in Winter—in reply to the Song I
would not Die in Spring time. Music by .I.ll.Milton;
Stumm and Bean Joe '
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The Wreath—a collection of eight beautiful pieces,
for the Goiter;
Also, Careassis', Camillo, and B. Culver's Preceptors;
for the Gaiter;
T. Hunter's, Henri Hertz's, Bingmirller, and Charles
Czerny's Theoretical and Practical Piano Forte
SehooL
Together with a large assortment of the beat Violin,
Gaiter, Violincello, and do nble bass Strings, lobe had in
the city.
Justreceived by express and for sale by
C. BLUME,
jel6 Piano Depot. No.llB Wood at.
New Nelda t
H. ELEBER has Just received—
Where are the Fnends of My Youth?
I'll Roam with Thee;
Farewell, if ever Fondest Prayer ;
Temperance Anthem—Dedicated to the Temperance
Societies ;'
Song of Mercy: Poetry from Bunyan% 'Pilgrim's
Progress; -
Fly Swill, Ye Zephyrs";
• The Keepsake- Comic Song;
Go Where Honor—from Colsnello. 89. Verdi ; ,
Drinking Song. By "Macbeth:. • •
The Celebrated Cradle Song. By W.V. Wallace;
Moonlight is Sleeping; • •
The Scar of Love. A beautiful Ballad by W. V.
Wallace ;
Those Happy Days are Gone—as sung by the Irish
Swain. Catharine Hays;
Henrietta, 'Wallace Concert, Keepsake, Hamburg,
Fashion Polka's. Also, a fine selection of easy. teach
'log meslc ; Waltzes, Marches, and a complete assort
ment of Violin and Flute Music.
. SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HARP, •
jela No. 10t Third street.
N. B —Now arriving a fine stock of NEW PIANOS
Country Resldenets for Sake
rytuE subscriber offers for sale a number et LOTS—
ranging from three to five acres—to suit purchasers
near the village of Wilkinsburgh ; fronting on the
Greensburgh Turnpike, and within twr. hundred yards
of the Depot of the Central Railroad. A plan of the
Lots can be seen at A. H. Miller's Office, on Fourth at.,
or at 197 Liberty street. Terms moderate.
jell( J. P. HORBACH.
TO LET-The Warehouse . No. 137 Front street, for
merly occupied by the subscribers. Possession
riven immediately. Enquireor
COCHRAN, 111 , 13 RIDE tc CO.,
my26:tf - - - NI Wood at.
Furniture and Chair Weureroome.
itJOSEPH MEYER, 424 Penn street. above the
Canal Bridge, keeps constantly on hand nod makes
to order. at the lowest prices, every description of
Fancy and Plain FURNITURE, SOFAS and CHAIRS,
of the beat workmanship and most approved styles. ,
Purchasers would do well to visit his Warerooms.
mytl7.dk.wly ,
A CHE - APirAlaiFOR SALE—A valuable Farmof 50 aores, situate 7 miles from the city, and 2
miles from Sharpaburgh, On the Kittanning road; In a
healthy and pleasant location; is fine rolling land; and
in a good state of coltivation, except about 8 acres of
choice timber; has a dwelling house, barn and stable;
good well of water ; a large garden; a peach orchard;
1011 cherry trees; abundance of apples and other choice
fruits, and good - fences. Price SZOO.
• 8. CUTHBERT, Heal Aeent,
Jel 8 . 50 Smithfield sr.
'DOR 80 7 1% SEXES—The Juno Conliat or rieersa
je live Elixir, Is a certain cure for debility, weakness
of the organs, and all irregularles of nature. As an in
vi orating medicine, it is unequalled, and is of priceless
value to those without orrspripg. The genuine can only
be bad at the hiedicalDepot„
jets 60 smithfield. street.
IDESTDtARD BRANDY—Vintage 1603, for medial-
JD nal parpotes, for sale by JAMES A. JONES,
jelS . Druggist, carrier of Liberty and Hand eta.
ORE PURL' - WINE—For medicinal purpose,.
P
jelB ' JAMES A. JONES.
•
"rhYt: STUFFS, Extract of Logwood t chipped and
_LI ground • Camwood, Madder, Tuarnerse, ie., Ao.
jets JAMES A. JONES.
Vint. COUGHS , COLDS AND coriStlmeTioN.
1: Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Dr. Roger's Syrup 'of Lis
erwart and Tar, Jaynn'a Expectorant, Dr. •Surayne's
Compound Syrup Wi!d Cherry, Bunloch's Compound
Vegetable Cr ugh Syrup, Dr. Hall's Cough Syrup. • •
jetS, • JAM.E,S 'A. JONES.
DTIUQUESNE GREVS:—You are hereby nodded. to
attend a PARADE of the Company, On Saturday,
the dist inst., at I k o'clock, P. M.. at the Armory. •
Hy order ' C. GLENN, JR., G. S.
(VOX'S REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE.—A few
bottles only of this valuable medicine on band.--
Price 81,00 per bottle. It can be administered primaly
if. desired. Sold at
lel° • - GO Smithfield street.'
T AWNS !—LAWNS!—At 6}c. per yard. • A..a. ttia
aon te Co. are now offering the moat extensive lot of
cheap Lawns ever exhibited in this city, at all prices—
from etc. up. The . attention of c us tomer si s respectfully
solicited. Lot?
RBUONS REDUCED—A. A. Mason & Co. are now
closing out their large stock of Bonnet Ribbons at
vex) reduced prices. Call and examine if you want a
bargain, at &17J Nos. 62 and 64 Market AL
CRAPE SHAWLS—At Reduced . Prices. A. A. Me.
son & Co. will c lose oat their stock of beautiful plaid
and embroidered: crape Shawls, at a great. redaction
from former prices. Call soon and get a bar gain.
lel9Nos. 62 and 64 Market at.
CIGHAP BOHM:Mi.—A. A. Masan - & Co. have de
ll to close out the balance of their stock' of
Bonnets and Hats at greatly reduced prices. The at
tention of the huiles is solicited to the above Goods.
jel7
FRENCH FLOWERS.—rho attention of customers
is respectfully invited to our large stock oh' French
Flowers, which we are now closing out at very reduced
rates. Bern r A. A. MASON & CO. _
IGNIATHERS-1,0100 tbs. prime leathers jut received
Jr and for sale by
ICING & MOORHEAD.
DrieuN-10 casks Hama, aides and Shoulders, Jinn
IP received and for aide by -
jel7 KING ft. ISIOORGBAD.
SIJOARS—N. O. and Refueed Sagan in stone sod for
sale by fjel7 • KING & PSOORHAD
C IIEESE-50 superior now Cheese fo r easely Eß :
No. 207 Liberty street
LAWN HAMS-6,01/0 lbs. best cat and cured tautly
D . Hams, for sale by ljelBl WM. DYER.
6 tibia. No. 1 Lard; -
16 kegs do ; For tole try
elf - 'DYEEt
FLNE FLOUR--90 bbla." soratcbed? for sa e low.
isle • • • ' • • WM. DYER.
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PERFINE FLOUR—.SO bble. for sale low.
S• Jelo
wsl: DYER.
EWhilcdgEßEL-115 bbla. lame N 0.3 1851 Mack
erel, ißoaton inspeetloo,l jot ree'd 'and for gale
.by
.111I144ER.& .RICIESTBON,
• ' - N 03.5121 aild'233 Liberty at.
DRInD PEACHES- 7 200 bus. prime Halves j in
and far 'tile by • . 1je 1 63 . WM. DYER.
IARIED APPLES-100 bias. for sale by
-jele • • WM. DYER.
TIRIED BEEF-1,000 IDs, prima winter cured line
Beef, for sale by 10161 WM. DYER.
lalfte3rE7so balt i rtma '• oak c4arttor
sale b 9
e Evit
TIICE-7 casks fresh Rice for sale by -
JR, iOl6 _ , WM. DYEIL
ONES
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Outgo attb
• Private Dlieases. • -
DR. DROWN, No. 111• DIAMOND ALLEY
Dermas his mire attentlon to an MSc*
3 rz a tl 4 c i e. luslnersis minty ccmlinedto
ot Fwisrral Discuss, and mach pale
s,* fal affections, brought on by imprudence
youthful indulgence and exerts.
, - Syphilitic Eruptions, Conon
hes, Gillet, Stncture, Urethral Discharge'',
Impurity of the Blood, withall diseases o. the venereal
often. • Skin Meatuses, Scorbutic Eruptions, Toner, -
Ringworm Mercurial Diseases,l3entinal Weakness, lia•
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Month:
IY Suppresaions, Diseases of the Joints, Vistula in Ano•
Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back and bains,lrrita
tines of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully ueated,
Cure guaranteed. . .
Fourteen years' practice (four I tt this eltyl eaabks Dr ,
Brownto offer assurances of speedy cure to all *homey
come under his care.
• Office and private consulting rooms, et Diamond ar...
- Err Charges moderate. runsumr,d*
DEUBIATIBX—Dr. Brawn% newzy autcovred rem•
as nay for Rheumatism's &speedy andeertalq remedy
for that painful trouble. It never fails.
Office and Private Consultation Rooma No. 41, DIM
MOND,'Plttsburgh, Penna. The Doctor is always at
home — laolit.davnt
•PREAT AND IMPORTANT , .
°Ali:jam 41: , DiscovEnT:
plaMeat Wets bla Combinations to repel Disease,.
Dr. Guysott , a Yellow Hook and Saciapa.
pilla r
PUT UP, IN THE largest sized bold es, contains
more of the pure Honduras Santaparilla than any
other prepanulon extant, which is chemically combined
with the Extract of Yellow Dock, the Extract of Wild
Cherry, and 'Balsam of Fir, ilnut making the remedy
more thoroughly efficient than any other. Sanuiparilia
before the public.. At the same 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 poison! Mercury; Iron, Quinine ,- lodine, Sul
phur, Arsenic and many other mineral and metalle poi
sons entered into and form the active basis ofmost of
the Sarsaparillas and Panaceas of the day. Guisare's
COMOVED Erman. or YELLOW Dom AND Salatrsicar.
does not contain a particle of these substances. ea any
one can ascertain by applying the n eeeeserf testa.
The original and only_ genuine preparation for the
permanent cute of CONSUMPTION AND DISEAS4,So
OF THE LUNGS when they are supposed to be 'Meted
by the too frequent We or DIPTIA__ ry, bon oinins_
kis also a remedy for SALT RHUM' H IND WORM,
TETTER
S , SCALD • HEAD, DROPSY, SCURVY,
WHITE WELLING, King's Evil, Neuralgic Affec
tions, Female Weakness and Obstructions, Barrenness,
Nervonsreuth general Debility of the System, Loss of
Appetite, Languor, Diamess and, Liver Affections,
which led to Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Fever
and Ague Billious Fevers, Chill Fevers, Dumb Agee,
Jaundice, &c. •
npr- The "Meted may rest assured that there is not
the least particle of Mineral, Mercurial, or any other
poisonous substance in this medicine. It is perfectly
hermleas and may be administered to persons in the very
weakest stages of sickness, or to the most helpless in
fante without doing the least injury. ,
The curative powers of this extract are *truly won-.
dertal, and all invalids should make immediate trial o .
the" Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla" , It cannot injure
the'delicate patient, •
[CERTIkICATES I • •
King's Eeil's—Cass Ql 0.. AL Leonant.
BLOGILIAG Gran, Dee. Ist, 1849.
Msssas 8. F. Satins & Co.—Gents :--Sometime in
1943, I was attacked with the Ring's Evil in my arm,
which became so sore that I could not use it, and in
1845, mortification set to. I employed at differentliates,
each physician of eelibrity within my reach; all told
me that my arm mast be amputated. From the shoul
ders to the fore arm, my arm was fall otranning
some,
come of them as large as a fifty centpiece. .I then tried
an Indian Doctor who removed the mortified flesh, and
stopped the mordheatian, but could not heal my ann..—
My strength, at this lime, . was completely:ernausted
and my. persos much emaciated. 1 continued in this
state until the summer of lets, when I saw an adver
tisement of "Stipules Yellow Oak and Sarsaparilla,”
which I rend atteLtively, and sent for one bottle of the
article. After using it a few days, the discharges from •
my arm increased, and assumed a light color, and less
offensive oder. I sent for a second bottle,' and while
using it I found my strength increasing, and the dis
charges decreasing.. I continued using it until I had
used six bottles, though I felt myself perfecly cared
before I used the sixth bottle.' Since that time I have
not felt any Apia in my arm; no sores havnre-appeared,
and I have not a doubt that it is thoroughly cared, for 1
can labor with it as well as ever I could. •
"Gugsotts Yellow Desk and Sassaparilko alone cured' -
me; I took no other remedy while using it, and had I
used it as the first appearance of the malady, I fully . be-
Lieve it would have saved me from years of suffering..
And I must earnestly recommend every person suffer
ing under any similar disease, to use “GngsoWs Yellow
Seek and Sarsaparilla," which will restore them to •
health. Yours in gratitude, • •
0. M. LEONARD.
An Extraordinary Cass of Scrofula, Byrasiptias and
Ulu% coved by the sole use of Dr. Guyrou's Com.
pound Syrup, Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
• •
Dimon: n, Nov. 17,1819.
Ds. Gursorr—Sir I tender you my sincere thanks
for the great benefit 1 have derived from Meuse of your
valuable Syrup. I have been troubled very bad ' , friths
scrofulous sore which mule its appearance on ay chin.
I did not pay mach attention to it at first, . supposing it_
to be nothingbut some eruption that generally appears
on persons' faces. It finally began to Increase; anal it
spread to the back part of my head. . I applied to a'phy
deism •he attended me all to no purpose. had tried
everything that could be tried. 1 saw your Syrup of
Yellow.Doek and Sarsaparilla, and concluded to me it,
for I knew that the Yellow Dock. was one of the most
valnable.articies in the world for the blood.- I bought
your Syrup and commenced using it, and from the use
of one bottle !could see a great change in my system.
I continued using it null lam a well man. I now 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 tar superior to
any Sarsmanlla Syrup ever sold. This eertifioate Is at
your disposal, to publish if you like, and any one you
may refer to me, I shall be happy to give them all the
information I can about my case, ac.
I remota your obedient servant,
. GEORGE G. JOHNSTON.
• 11$ Market street.
The beet Female Medicine known. The Eztrettlqf TeUara'
Doti and Sarsaparilla l al:winos, spray and
permanent awl for all tomplaitur ineilent to
• FEMALES.
Its mild alterative properties render It peculiarly im
plies/do to the slender and delicate constitudon of the
female. It is unrivalled in its effect upon such diseases
as Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Leuconboca or
Wilda, Irregular Arenstrnation, Incontinence of Urine,
and general Prostration of the system. It immediately
contracts that distressing nervousness and, lassitude so
common to the female frame, and imparts an enand
buoyancy as inupriaing as they are gratefuL Wave
evidence on file,. which Induces us strongly to recom
mend this medicine to married people who have not
been blessed with offsziri ,
Proiapslui Uteri, eel of the Womb, of five years
standing, cured by Dr. yeoY's Eames of Yallosa.Doel
and Sarraparilly, alter every other known remedy ha/
been tried without relief. .
• Wstinnieron, o,Feb., 1449.
This certifies that my wife, aged twenty-seven years
Las been suffering under the above complaint for five
years. Nearly all of that time confined to her bed. ;
have for five years constantly - employed the best medi
cal talent that could be procured in this section or the
connu7, without any benefit whatever. I have also
purchased envy Instrument recommended for the cut_
of such, diseases, all of which proved worthless. -
• In the spring of 1848,1 was induced by my friends to
try Dr. Gnysotrii 'Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla which
was used for four months., Alter she had used it for four
weeks, it was evident to all of as that she- was improv
ing, and tram this time she improved rtipidly, and Cabled
flesh and strength until she is now enjoying meat excel
lent health. Wbl. MON FORT.
We being neighbors to Wm. and Julia /Sleeted, knbw
that the above statement as to the sickness - of Mrs. blew
ford, and as to the cure being affected by "GayainSaYel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla,. to be Strictly true. .• •
JANE F.DDIT,
SARAH POWERB.
'Sold by J. D. PARK, (successor to Sanford &
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio General
Agent to the South and West, to whom all orders must
be addressed.
J Kind & Co; Pittabuzgh; L Wilcox, Jr, corner Market
street and the Diamond; B A Fahnestriek & Co, Pitts.
burgh; J A Jones, Pittsburgh ; Lee '& Beckham, Allis
flbellY_CitV T Russell, Washington ; W li'Lamber
ton, Franklin; L B Ucuontawn; H Welty,
Greensbargb; • 9 Koontz, Somerset; Scott & Gilmore,
Bedford; Reed &Son, Huntingdon; Mrs. Orr, Hellidays
borgh; Hildelnand&Co, Indiana; .3 /I Wright, Kittan
ning; Evans &- Co, Brookville; A Wilson & - Son,
Waynesburgh; bi'Fariand & Co,N .Callender, ...Mead
ville; Barton & Co, Erie; Henry. Foster, blamer' las
Kelly & Co, Bader ; 8 Smith, Beaver; J D Summe ' rton,
Waned; P . L &CS Joneis,condursport; P Croaker.
Jr., Brownsville. . . • myl9
Ayerya Cherry Pectoral! •
MICR THE CURE OP COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSE.
• NESS, BRONCHITIS. WHOOPiNG COUGH, ,
CROUP ASTHMA. end CONSUMPTION..
• Amotigthe numerous discoveries Science has made
in this genemiionito facilitate the business of life, In
crease its enjoyment, and eienpvslong the term of hu
man existence; wine can be named of more real value
to mankind, than this contribution of Chemistry to the
Healing Art. A vast trial of its virtues throughoutthis
broad country, hasnroven beyond a doubt, that ionised'.
eine or combination of.medielnes yet known,Can to
surely control and care the numerous varieties of pal
monary disease which have hitherto swept •froni our
midst thousands and thousand's every year. Indeed
there is now abundant reason to believe a Remedy has
atleugth been found which can be relied on to cure the
most dangerous affectibus of the lunge. Our space here
will not permit us to publish any proportion of the cures
effected by itsuse, btu we would present the following_
opinions of eminent men, and refer farther enquiry to
the circular which the Agent below named, will always
be pleased tisforalsh free, wherein are fall 'paltleulars,
and indlispatable proofs of these facts.
• "
From the President of Amherst College > the celebrated
Prsfessor Hitchcock.
"James C. Ayer—Sir : I have usedytlllr Cherry Pee
tore! in my own ease of deep-seated Bronchitis, end am
satisfied from its chemical constitution, that It is ea ad
mirable compound for the relief of lamigaLand bron
child difficulties. If ray opinion as to its superior char
acter can be of any service, yoa are at liberty • to use it
as you think proper. •
EDWARD arrcncocs L. D.
.
Pram The Widely celebrated Professor Salmon, M. D.
L.L. Professor. of Chemistry,' Alinentiogy;
• /cc, Yale College, Member of the Lit. liist.
Med. PhiL and Selentifin fleeted°, of
• • America and - Europe:
"I deem the Cherry Pietorial an admirable composi•
lion from some of the best articles in the "acerb' Medi
ca, and a very effective remedy for the class of diem
es it ii intended to cure."
New Haven, Ct., Nov.l, 184.9. •
Major Pattison, President of The S.C. Senate, slates
be has used the Cherry Pictoml with ponderful sue
tees, to care an inflamation of the lungs. : • .
Fran one of 'du first phyncians is Maine.
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Saco, Me., April 26;1849.
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir: I am now con
stoutly. using your Cherry Pectoral in my practice, and
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refer to any otherrnediclneforpalmonsry complaints.
From observations Orman) , severe casekl am convinc
ed it will care conchs, colds, and diseases of the lungs,
that have put to defiance ell other. remedies.
'invariably recominend itemise la cue ofeoustmmtion,
and consider it mach the best remedy known for that dis
ease. Respectfully
L o rdUS 1 , 1 'M.
Prepared end sold byJames C. Ayer; Practical Chem
ist LowilljAass.
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Fa estock, and by 3. Townsend; in Allegheny City
by H. P. Sc hwartz, and J. Douglass, and by druggists
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