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iNTELMGENCE.
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• URF"ItiAMMTING of the BOARD OP HEALTH,
;witilittli v ele following reaol cation was adopted:
"{ pa l m !, m a t the : guest Commissioners of the MY
of Pittsburgh be respectfully requested to curio the gut
- tens of the streets and alleya to be thoroughly witabcd.
•' • " ind.bresbed every dsi ; and. also, to collect and "entry°
aQ ki tc h a a garbage told ,offal ; and • that it be recent
mewled to pnrate amilieite have the's house.; eellars,
and yards, cleaned and whitewashed. • . . • •
•
By order of the Baud. - .
-4 5 ev. t - : CHARLES NAYLOR,' &century.
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dui,* Lithogrrgih:--LOne of the most bead
' .00lored lithographs we have•ever seen, has
just been completed by the eminent lithographic
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. ::fLrta of Messrs: Wegner, Briecliner, and Mueller.
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• . The 'drawing was executed by-Mr. Wegner, who
as a draughtsman on- stone is, in our opinion,
tutequallixi by any in' the .llnion,:and is • a repre
, ' sentation of the mythological. story of Jupiter
and Leda. As a work .of art,it reflipts credit
upon Pittsburgh' skill, and we hope that the. firm
who have got it up, will receive an abundant re
ward for their energy and enterprise. They are
' .j . ...3 .* ::-.3learly every week issuing some beautiful •litho..
*. ..graph, the last of which was a fine likeness -of
• 1 Luther, and the next will be an accurate repre
.• sentation "of John Calvin:: *
ravein .Licensez—The following' are the names
of the applicants for tavern license at June Tenn,
; whose licenses have been granted: •
- 'PITTSBURGH.
Ara Ward—Francis Borden; Henry Schwerr,
Henry Viet:belle; H. Stalfort. •
Second • Ward--B. Weaver, 'Joseph Spencer.
Third iraid—John
• Fbarth Ward-43.
Fifth Wcird—Willialn Johnston, James Mur
phy, J. P. Laughlin, William Ferguson, Henry
Marriott, John Fowler, Peter Meeghan. •
Sixth ,Warti—Stonuel Shore.
_Ninth Warel-,P. Poor.
ALLEGITENY.
.Ftrat Ward-4olin En:Lorick, John Goehring.
Second Ward—None.
Third Ward sores Mitchell, Peter Sly.
•. Fourth Ward—Nicholna Steiner, G.. 31. Soller,
Sarah A. Stewart, Terence McCabe, John Solon,
;Winifred Sweeny, Mead S. Woodin.
Fronds Collins, Upper St. Clair.
Joseph Lofrick; Reserve.
James McDonald, Chartiers.
Peter Bangham, 4 4
Margaret Heck, Pitt.
James-.. Newell, Ras&
George King, Indiana.
Christian McCall, Plum.
Henry Leader, Wilkins.
-John "
Henry Eckert, Reserve.
Abrahamlloore, Peebles.
Henry Barker, 44
...James Wilson, Indiana.
IS. Rulings, 44 .
J. Fritchman, Collins.
. Israel Pancoast, Elisabeth.
• hfschael Guyer, Ross.
Bolshouse, Duquesne.
Geo. Neiergood, Indiana.
-Joseph Beizle, Elizabeth..
Joseph Rodgers, Chartiers.
J. _Nell, Tarentum. •
Daniel Sbawan, Birmingham.
Thomas Burgess, Lawrenceville. '
Martin Orth, " •
John Wolf, Ross.
Henry Wolf, McCandless.
P. Messer, 44
Jesse Plankston, Pine.
Dominick Maguire, Lower St. Clair.
Thomas Miller, 44
John Schuck,
Wm. Noble, . "
Daniel Deer, Pine.
R. S. Williams, Upper St. Clair.
Fene Chicktna.—T estertiarmorning Adams &
• Co.'s Express wagon, containing a cage, with the
three largest barn yard fowls we ever saw, drove
'up to our. door.. They are imported direct from
Cochin Chian, and are of the well known breed
1 of that , country. Front a card on'the cage, we
learned that they are a present from George S.
Burnham, of Boston, Massachusetts, to the Hon
orable Henry Clay, and are now on their way to
Ashland. Messrs. Baker & Forsyth are the gen
tlemanly agents of Maras' Express Company, in
this city.
Ball Playing.—A number of young lads have
• been, for a long time past, in the habit of play
ing ball every Sunday, out the Fourth street road,
to. the groat annoyance of citizens who resided
' near the scene of their sports. Complaint was
made to the Mayor, and be, last . Sunday, sent
out a - posse of officers to arrest the offenders, but
the young rogues had timely notice of their ap
proach, and the coast was cleared long before
-their arrival. ,
Precocity.—Your little boys, none of whom ap
peared to bo over twelve years of age, were ar
rested by the Mayor's police last Sunday, while
:amusing themselves by playing a four handed
game of "old sledge" in a board yard on Sixth
street. They begged so piteously to be released,
and so earnestly promised amendment, that the
officers let them off without taking them to the
watch house. k.
Beneftt..—Our itsaderawMremember that Rich
ardson, the comedian, will take his benefit to
night, 'on which occasion the beautiful dramas of
the Wreck Ashore, and the Cricket on the Hearth
will be presented. We trust that he will luive a
good house, a mark of favor he well deserves, as
he has become a universal favoritewith all Pitta
burghers. • If all his friends tarp out, the thea
tre will not contain them. •
Burg/ary. 7 —Gur readers will remember that
William Barret was committed to prison by his
honor Mayor Guthrie, charged with breaking into
the house of Margaret Fleming on Squirrel Hill,
and taking therefrom upwards of three hundred
dollars. Since then, W. Irwin and James Mo-
Gartrey.have been committed, charged with par . -
ticipating in the alleged burglary.
Fourth of July.—We aro informed that the
Managers of St. Paul's Orphan Asylum have se
cured• the attention and services of Mr. Daniel
McAfee, 'for the celebration, on the grounds of
James Craft, Esq. This will render the "music"
everything that could be desired, and will afford
great pleasure„to the lovers of dancing.
Bread.—The pilaw:tors confined in jail, Con
sumed the following quantity of bread during
the months of April, May and June:.
April , 3,164 2 pound loaves.
May - 2,984 " " "
June •• 2,622 " " "
gap Our friend Joshua Robinson showed us
- yesterday a gooseberry grown in his garden
which measured .41- inches in circumference, and
.;weighed three-fourths of an ounce. We also s'aw
i n
. :his window one of the finest and best formed
d a h,:jas we have looked upon for a length of time.
A n , Oooseberriet.—Tar. William Martin, of
m ane h oe w v ;, on Saturday exhibited to the Board
of Managers of the Allegheny County Agricultu
ral s oc i ety, Ba gne of the largest gooseberries we
h ave dyer seen. Be has, we understand, no less
than one hundred And sixty-three varieties.
Bathing.--A numfo;r of young lads were ar
rested by the police on . .Blmday, charged with in
decent exposure of their persons by . bathing
during day light, in the Mc.:flongahala river. On
promising never again to repot the offence, they
were discharged.
. -
The Weather.—We have been '-yisited during
the past few days, with repeated heavy showers
of rain, whisk have nevertheless, not had the ef
fect of cooling the atmosphere, the weather be
ing exceedingly sultry and- disagreeable.
• Dr We can assure our readers that this is
the last week of Mr. Gliddou's "River Nile."—
closes,next Saturday and goLs down the river.
If Our citizens are wise, therwelvot fail to
visit this beautiful'tPanorama andAraccompa
flying collection of Egyptian curiosities.
Watch Ifousa.—The Mayor'sdevee was yester
day attended by nine men and one woman. Her
ladyship was committed to prison for thirty days.
Seven of the men paid their fines for drunken
ness, and one was commited to prison for twen
ty four hours.
Hania a Potu.—Two men, committed to pri
'son for drunkenness, are now suffering from the ef
fects of mania a potu; produced by their previ
ous excess. One of them .yesterday attempted
to hang himself. •
Disorderly Ho:Lim—Jacob Stranger was yes
terday held to bail by the Mayo; for his appear
ance at the next term of the Court, on a charge
of keeping a disorderly house in Diamond alley:
Vagrants Commiustf.—Tvro hunAred end twelve
Common vagrants were committed to prison An
ring the month of June, on rlarges of vagrancy.
TOWNSICEPti
EMCEE
Drowned.--Coroner Arthurs on Sunday' was
called on to hold an inquest' on the body of a
'orkman on' the Chartiers - .Coal . Railroad. It
appeared that the poor fellow had gone: to bathe,
in company with six of his Comrades,ln a very
deep pool in the creek below the 'Steuben
ville road,- when, taking the cramp, he sank to
rise no more. We did not learn his name, but
understand that he has no -relatives ; residing'in
this part of the - country. ' • :
Minavd Wakr.—As no drink is more, pleasant
during the warm weather ..than a:glass of good
mineral
,water and as'it is' therefore a matter, of
some importance to ourcitizens to know, where to
get it in that desirable state,-. we are happy to
mention. that mu. friend, hellfolde:r, at the cor
ner of Wood 'and fifth streets,larnishas his cus
tomers with as good tm article as , chemical skill
and cleanliness can - produce. . •
1169" Thos. J. Keenan,. '‘Europeon .Agent,"
leaves this morning for Europe on his regtdar
business tour, to return in September. During
his absence, his brother, Edward J. Keenan will
attend to business for him at his office on Fifth
one Buiddinget.—We are happy to see that a
fine block of four story buildings is in . process of
,erection at the corner of •Sixth and. Smithfield
streets, next .the Fifth Presbyterian Church, a
locality which was long disgraced by a misera
ble row of frame houses.
Tippling Sower—Georgro Taylor was commit
ted • jail on Sunday, tor process from Court,
charged with keeping a tippling house.
war Win. C.lVall, Fourth street, has-recei
ved from the publishers, a novel entitled- "Ecarte,
or the Salons of Paris."
ger "Not so bad as we seem; or, Many Sides
to a Character." A comedy in five acts, for sale
at the book store of R. C. Stockton. • *
'Audiim Salts.
SCOTT & OTIS,
AUCTIOfvEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
61 aunt atuiderorr. Lotus, stissoom. •
HAVENG been engaged in the above business for the
last six years, an this city, would respectfully so
licit consignments of Goods, to be sold in this market,
either fur Auction or private sale—panieniarly Glass.
were, Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances on all kinds of Goods consigned us for sale
here.
Will refer to ?demi. Hewett, Roe & Co., E. R. Vio
let, Wm. D. Wood & Co., John J. Anderson & Co., H.
Stone, Squire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer & Co., Larkin
Deaver, Saint Louis • Butler &. Brothers, Cincinnati;
(k4argeAllain.lqutilargh; (mufti
Llghtnlng nads....SpratVe Patent.
JAMES JACKSON, °aural Arms,
WhoLssaie Depot, 88 Wood stnet,Pittaburgh, Pa,
(Carterri ght's Cutlery Store),
rIMIESE LIbIiTNING RODS are so constructed that
they cannot get out of 'order. The Insulators and
Attachments fitting accurately, the Points and Magnets
are unrivalled—the whole being highly ornumental,aud
without dispute, the best conductor ever menet:Leta' ed.
I will put them up thro' the Country at 121 c. P foot and
SI the points and mantels. Address by post or leave
a written order nt 88 Mud at., where the Rods may be
seen. (m 1-w
nIIESTEWS BOYS' DEPARTMENT—The
1.„, complete assortment in the city, comprising over
three hundred suits, consisting in part of Spencers
Waists, Jackets, Roundabouts, Sacks , Blouses, Sack, '
Sack Frock and Dress Coats, Vests, Pants. Shirts, Hitt's,
Suspender[, suede In the best manner, embracing
the tollovritig materials, black, blue, brown, green, grey
and drab cloths, jeans, Puritan mixtures, satinetts, ass
simeres,white and colored linens, nankeens, velvets.,
die. etc. No charges for showing Goods.
We study to ph asc.
bi 0.71 Smithfield street.
Donb 0.. ever otter Copy ng
. Preto, and !Metallic Dampener.
BURNHAM'S PATENT.
Si•zto of Prener and Dampeners—Letter , 10 by 101
Foolscap, 10 by 15; olio Post. 111 by 171; Manifest, 15
by 21.
Timrdari Latorgaring and Abney-saving /Matins.
'PHIS PRLS ng. S
and tIAhIVENING TABLI-Tr presents
I decided advantages Over all previous inventions for
the same object.
Ist. The Press does not maim fastening down.
P.d Through two levers audeceentrie mints the pees.
sate is obtained with more ease. and much quicker than
by other methods.
&I. The power is applied so equally, that the Press is
not liable to break or get out of order.
4th.—The Dampening Tablet is a substitute for the
brash, blotting parer and wet-cloth, saving all the trou
ble incident to their use, and is worth its weight in gold.
The Tablet may be used to great advantage with any
Press already in ate, and for that purpose will be sold
separately.
Letters can be copied with this Press and Dampener
in three seconds, withoutblaring the originator the copy.
MANN'S PATENT 1M PRO V ED MOVABLE BINDEK,
For keeping in a Book-Like form, Music. Original in
voices. Letters, Periodicals, New:papers, Drawings
Thank Checks, or anyotberpepers where method is de
sirable. This invention, it is confidently believed, is , the
best ever presented to mepublic for the purpose for
which it is designed, and will furnish to many a deside
ratum lons needed. The undersigned now offers it at a
comparatively trifling rotato all who may desire to per
fect the system of preserving rapt rs for ready and easy
reference.
MANN'S COPYING COOKS
The Paper in these Books is made from all Linen
S tock,a nil of the scone qualitT' an Fine French Writing
Paper, bound on Parchment Backs, with Printed Pages,
And manufactured expressly for retailing
The undersigned having procured the sole agency of
the above nrticles. uow offers them at reasonable prices
at wholesale or retail. Presses, Dampeners, Books, or
Binders, famished to order of any dimensions, at short
notice. All of the above article, warranted.
Also—Copying Paper, in loose sheets of any site.
Arnold's Copying ink—decidedly the best in use.
• Mr. A. C. Chambers will wait on the citizens of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny, and will give all the instruction
necessary.
.1011 N F. COLE & CO.,
At WFaden & Corolle's Penni' Railroad Depot, corner
of Penn and Wayne Us., Plosnargh tje&y I
MB3MZIMMDMUMMII
-DR. JOHN BULL'S SAB.BAPARILLA t
IT is put u in quart bottles, and contains the strength
of Sim T IMES as much pure Sarsaparilla as any
similar preparation in America. Price 31 per bottle, or
six bottles for five dollars.
It has been a well established fact for years piety that
Sarsaparilla,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. tte. We
boldly amen that JOHN BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT
of SARSAPARILLA is the only preparation before the
public that ire
s ppaled on strictly, scientific principles
and of uniform strength. The Sarsaparilla is purchased
without regard to price. and every/ pound, before being
used t is subject to the stextest chemical tests, and Its
genuineness ascertained before being used!
Ball's Sarsaparilla also contains The virtues of seve
ral other valuable medical roo , s, together forming the
best compound, and producing the gyrator curative agent
in He knoum world
This Medicine, when used according to directions,
WILL. CURE 'WITHOUT PAIL!
Scrofula or King's Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions of
the Skin, Erysipelas. Chronic Fore Eyes, Ring
worm or Tellers, Scald Head, Rheamatism,
Pains in the Bones or Joints, Old Sores end
Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, Syphi.
lis,Dyspepsia,Salt Rheum, Diseases
of the Kidneys, Loss of Appe
tite, Diseases arising from
theuseof Mercury,
Pain in the Side and
Shoulders. Gen.
. sal Debility,
Drop,
Lumbago, J sy aundice,
Costive Mil. Sete Throat,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Weak.
ness of the Chest, Pulmonary Affections,
and all other Diseases tending to produce
consumption I
Liver Complaint, Female irregularities and complaints,
Sick and Nervousneatlache, Low Spirits, Night Sweats.
EXDOIIUtO or Imprudence in Lee, Chronic Constitution
al Lliseasea,ind is a opting and summer drink, and
general tonic for the system, and a gentle and pleasant
purgative, far superior to Blue Lick or Congress Water
Salts, or Seidlitz.
Testimonials.
The following is a verbatim copy of n eenifie ate now
in the possession of the proprietor of BuU's Sarsapar
itla. Rev. E. W. Selman widely and generally known
as an eloquent and accomplished Pastor of the..M. E.
Church, and the Rev. E. Stevenson has been known as
one of the most talented and zealous members that the
Kentucky 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 world produce better or more satisfactory
testimony in favor of any medicine !
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFER.
ED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE .
Rev. E. W. S mon—Rev. E. STEVII3SOII.
May 40,1820.
We have used John Bull's Sarsaparilla, and have
knownit 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.
dace much good, and relieve much sa (feting ,• and would
therefore most cheerfully recommend It to the afffieted.
(Signed,) E. W. SEHONNSO.
E.STEVEN.
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
How we all admire a clear, beautiful, 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, paints
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 Sarsaparilla is the best
cosmetic known. It beauti fi es the skin, by removing
every particle-BS" morbid and diseased matter from the
blood ' making it pure healthy and vigorous, giving ac
tivityto every minute vessel, and changing the yellow
and dark countenance to the bloom and freshness of
youth. Ladies, abandon the use of paints end mixtures,
and use Bull's Sarsap!wilks, the only effectual remedy.
" A word to the wise is sufficient ;" and a hint is enough
for the Ladies.
TESTIMONY LIRE THE FOLLOWING RENDERS
SUPERFLUOUS ALL COMMENT ON THE EF
FICIENCY OF BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
Prom Dr. L. P. YA'aDELL. Professor of Chemistry in the
leouLeville Medical College.") •
.
" I have looked over the list of Ingredients composing
John Bull's Compound Russet of. Parsaparllla, and
have no hesitation in saying that they form a sale coin•
dound, and one that promises well to chronic diseases,
to which it is applicable." L. Y. YANDELL, If. D.
Louisville, June 0, 1848.
WHAT DR. PYLES, Physician by appointment. to she
I,ouirrillq Marina Hospital, sops of BULL'S BARBA
, ratiLLA
- C en oituriue, M 20,1E10.
. I have examinctsbe presption for the arch
preparation
• of ;obni)u/14.8arsapartila, and I believe the combine..
lion to be an excellent one, and well calculated to pro-
Awe en alterative impression on the system. I have
need it both In public and Ovate practice, and think It
the best article of Sarsaparilla in use.
- •M. PYLES, IL lb,
Resident Physician at the Louisville Marine Hospital,
CAIITION—Beware and ask for the original Dr.
JOUN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, front Jtassucky—
and have no .oilier. KEYSER A biPDOWELL, •
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
'cot sale by D. M. Curry and Josep • Douglass, Alla
.gheny City; and by Preggists generally.
jell:Camel/6w
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COMDIERCIai,.
ULY:, REVIEW =O,- Talk lIKABACE'r.
DAILY. itionmito Pon;
" • Tlucitdap, July 1 1851. f
:.,Yesteiday.ive were visited with ':several heavy and
refreshing showers,' to much desired and:iequired, Bu=
sinew dull, with little or no change In the mar._
ket: . :Receipts of all kindsof peeduce Jimited. - . ••
ASHES—We havinoChango'to. nobs; 'Wes are Ain,
made in small lois at cornier quotations.
BACON—We notice no change in this article as re
gards price or demand. We haVetsalesot).7 ithde Hants
and Shoulder' reftortiti at 8} and 6367; .2 do .Sides,
hhds Louisville Hams reported.ht 8, eash, par money ;
sugar-cured hams, canvassed, by the tieiee, at to:.
• • •
FLOUR—Reeeipui qulto limited.. We could hear of
bat few sales, ranging at 0,1603,18 for superfine, 83,20
03,25 for extra. Prom store, 83,3103,40 by the dray
load. Rvx Flouri—Sales from stores at 82, 75 02, 9 7.
. FlSli77There . .continues a • good .demand for No. 3
Msckerel ; prices, however; have declined &shade. We
note sales hi about dO bbls front first hands' at e 0,75,
cash; by . the single bb1,117,0007,25 leashed. ;
SUGAR AND MOLASSES 7 -We
,have. no special
change to note in Sugars. 'Holders feel, somewhat dis
posed to sell. Wo note sales of 4 Ilids strictly prime as
61; 6do fair at 0: 'Holders of Blotaises*are firm, with
sales ofeeveralemall lots at 340371 far cypress and
oak cooperage. . • . ••
COD FISH—A sale of 4 drunis at 4
' WHISKEY-Aales .of 40 bble, it 20; 18 do, 191, cash.
WOGL—We have a sale reported of 3800 lb; I to full
blood, ranking 29040; 200 do unwashed at 25. ' •
Meow. ilarperf Layton —The foliow•ug comparative
statement will shoW the incsease . io the j amount of pro
duce brought -to this place during. the. month ofJune,
1.851, on theamall market boats that run front intermedi
ates porta, on this Canal, between this plate and a short
distance above Tarentum, compared with a similar state:
ment during the same month of last year.
Also; the aggregate Increase In tonnage and toll since
the opening of the Canal, up to Ist July, 1851, on same
boats, over that of last year op till the tame time, which
showsn large increase over 1850-1851,
1851, month Jane, 4 ,559 SlOl 13
1850, do do 142,360 92 45
Increase over 1850, 2613,400 $6B Gs
Total increase up till Ist July, • • • 1164,703 lbs $297 25
Respectfully, yours,
ALEX. SCOTr, - Asiist. Col'r.
BANK NOTE LIST.
CODIALCITD DA/LT DT
noon Q. Sargent. If.zollianDe Honkers.
Caner of Wood and Siith sturrs, Piro!adroit.
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Pittsburgh Banks par. State Bk and Branches •
Philadelphia " •--•• • " Other Solvent Banks—. II
Brownsville " " Bk of Sandasky . 75
Backs cocain' " " Granviile --.......50
Chester Co. (new Issue) " Norwalk so
Columbia Bridge Co.•• • " (libation 5o
Danville -
~...r . " Wooster 75
Delaware cp. " • -• • " _ LNDIANA.
D o yl est ow n. •' ' ...... ow. . State Bk and Branches • i
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G erman town " .;.1.. r State Bank Branch.
Lancaster Banta ......:4 , " Bk of 11Liti0n...........
Lebanon " ......... it KENTUCKY.
Montgomery eo. 0, II Solvent Banks•••-• 3
Northumberland ' U ' MISSOURI. •
Pottsville . .i..... t. 13k and Brandies • I
Reading " .4 •• . MICHIGAN.
Schuylkill co." ' . 4. All Solvent Banks.• •• • • &
Washington '• • .....rt WISCONSIN. •
wew Smash " . .......:.: W Marine & Fire Inctlo. at
Wyoming • • 4 . . Milwankie 5
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Harrisburg •• • 11
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Middletown I I all
8b
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Warw.:nag
York Rains . / All Solvent Banks.-
'Relief Notes /1. ALADAMA.
United States Bank Is lAll Solvent Bank,
Allegheny City Scrip • • pai LOUISIANA.
Allegheny. Co. "• .0 prem All Solvent Banks 11
Pittsburp City " ... par l EXCHANGES.
Nti.'W YORE. New York pens
New York City put Philadelphia. •.. .. ... i e
Country Banks alßaltisnore 4.
NEW JEDGGy . "ICincinnsti 1 dl..
All Solvent Banks IlLonisville 1 "
DELAWARE. I St ' Lijuil ' Ii "
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Bk of Va. and Brandt,,
Fanners' Bk A Branches I
Valley Bk and Branches
Exchange Bk & Branch's •
Wheeling Bank.
do Branches—. i
NEW ENGLAND.
All Solvent Banks/r.
MUCUS OF swamis.
cuiItECTIM Duct' pot TIM alOlllllllO raw . ST
Patrick"! & Friend, ECzebailige Brokers.
Carmel of Diamond ailto and Wood at, Piusbufgh.
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Allegheny Clay 6's
do coupon Ws payable in
Philadelphia
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Bank
Fzchange Bank • ••• • •
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Mcnottgahela Bridge• •
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IVestern Insurance Co. •
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Atlantic and Ohlo, Pittsburgh to
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Pittsburgh, Ctn. and Louisville •
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Pittsburgh Gas Works
htononohela Slackorater
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Marine Railway and Dry Dock
Fayette Manufacturing Co• • • •
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do do do now
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Pittsbllt and Boston (Cliff Mine)
North American
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PASSAGE from LIVERPOOL, LONDON and GLASGOW.
To
t ` - `-7 ' NEW YORK, .7,11.
AND FROM LIVER POOL TO NEW ORLEANS, BAL
TIMORE, BOSTON, CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH DIRECT.
TA PHOOTT & COOS
General Emigration and Foreign Ex:Aonge Offers.
TILE undersigned having accepted the Agency oft be
above well known House, as prepared to bring out
Passengers from the Old Country, on as favorable to
as any other House in the City
Passages can be engaged In the following lines,
sailing punctually on the days appointed: •
SWALLOW TAIL Line leaves Liverpool on the 6th
and 21st of each Month.
RED STAR LINE leaves Liverpool on the 26th of
each month.
THE Z LINE leaves Liverpool Twice a Month.
THE LONDON LINE of Packets sails from London
on the Cab, Inth, 21st and 26th of every Month.
THE CLYDE LINE of Glasgow Packets sails frem
GLASGOW on the Ist and 16th of each month.
Atso—A weekly Line of Packets for New Orleans.
tug- Passengers ehiped from New York to any part of
the, West.
((7 The Senior Partner resides in Liverpool, and s a
penntends the etabarcation of all passages engaged in
this Country.
P.S. Persons desirous of visiting the Old Country
can have their passage engaged through from Pius
burgh, by application either personally or by letter,
(post paid) to the undersigned.
PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK
Can be had at very reduced rates by applying to the
undersigned Agent for the Messrs. Tapscott, of New
York. • JAMES BLAKELY, -
Corner 01 Slxth and Liberty streets, '
jaw (2nd story) Pturbunth
FliiWO BUILDING LOTS POLL SALE. A valuable
Building Lot of 24 feet front on Liberty atreet,Ninth
Ward, by 100 deep to Spring alley. Price $6OO. Also,
a Lot of 20 feet front, on a wide alley. Price $400.
Terms for each cup.
The above are at the proper grade for building, and
near to valuable improvements—making them deiirablo
property. S. CUTIIBERT, len'i Agent,
tell 50Smithfield at.
Watches and Jewelry.
- CREAPEt3T IN THE ClTY—et
HOOLPSNEWJEWELRY sroaE,4P6l
MX' on Market street We would say to the cid
"try 1 - tens and the public generally, that we are pre
pared to sell FINE WATCELES and rich and fashiona
ble GOLD JEWELRY at the wholesale prices, and at
from 10 to SO per cent. below any other establishment
west of the mountains. We have such arrangements
with the manufacturers of the east, that we are able to
gettill of our goods first-handed, and by so doing we
As we w s ish at to a a
verye ee
aw a
small
rpgreort,o and save about 10 per cent. on prime cost; and then, our ex
good
o p f en trn 6e d s e we
l".el 's c l v iil
warrant them as represented when sold.
Mark call and examine JEWELRY d priees at No
01 et street HOOD'S STORE! rjois,.
• • • :t, #. • .
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EWE
4, Canal Bualnesa.”
Coct.tcroale OvvrcE.
PiluburgA, July 1, 1851.5
VALUE OF CMS..
AtaericanGold (new)•par.
do do (old),Sprem.
iSovareigns 3 4,83
Goineas 5 ,C0
IlFreder/esdoere• •• •• - 7,..310
iTan Tba!err 7.80
;TeoGurlders•••• •••• 3,40
(Napoleon*.
d'ot 4,25
Napoleon*. a.so
,Doubloons,Potriot•• • 13,75
' do Spanish• • 10513
,Ducats . 2.13
Par vahia. /tai. Offerrti
1
15 100,01N5113,75111113,G4
100,00 ins,o ibt,oo
-, takool 1041.. •, tDt,OO
• toopu. 02,75. 03,50
• 05.01 97,10
•
96,00 03:25
0:1,00 97,00
92)30 1+7,00
•
too,uo i
too col
so
so,t
63,01 64 ,CO
53,50, 53,00
51,501 51,t5
100,001 155,50
0
ez , un
TOO
43,1:
30,50
49,00
97,00
05,00
53,00
50,00
020,00
31,00 1
33,00
10,00
5.00
5,001
3,00
15,001
8P
00
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tit® AMAIN' •
Steamier Michigan No:2,Hoteo. Seaver.
.1. Atlantic, FltriffiZol3, BrOWIIIVii .
• • Redstone, Wooevvind,Bniwnsvilla, - •
• • J. Itl , Keei Ilendricksoni Meßcelport.
• Beaver, Gordon Beaver.. • . •
• f•.: " Fashion No. 2, Peebles, Ease:4db. • --
"•• Thomas Shriver; Batley, West "Newton.
Irene No. 2,.?S'Clintottr, Cincinnati. • •
" Hartford, S. Hazlett, Loaisville.- .
DEPARTED; •
". Redstone, Woodward,Brownsville.
• " Atlantic, Parkinson, do. . .
3. Diller, Hendrickson, hlcKeesilort.
. . • "
Michigan No. 2, Boies,tleaver.
•
• • " Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
•• " Thoraas Shriver, Bailey, West newton.--
" Heroine, Colwell; Wheeling. .
Tasegiora t Monloch, '
" • Magnet Dexter. Hockingpon.
-"• Financier, Poe, Cinciounti.
IMPORTS BY; MIME.
• • ' -51 M i. Day, June NI.
• CINCINNATI—Per Hartford-1 bx mdse, Forsythe &
Co. 6 bys sarsaparilla, Kidd lc Co. GOO pigs lead, F H
lintehlson A Co. 6 bgs feathers, H Graff & Co. 25 tee
bacon, Clarke A Thaw. 105 bbls, 4 hhds hams, 1 box
mdze, Bingham. 20 hhds bacon, Sellers &
carboys rose water, B A Fahnestoelt& Co. 1 bymdze,
W'S Haven. 1 csk beeswax, 4 boxes wine, D Leech &
Co. 27. sks wool, McFaden & Onside.. 40 bbls sugar,
Wm Bagaloy lc Co.• 15 bbls do, Banbridge &Ingram. 50
bbls hams, Baker & Forsyth. pipe liquors, Jno Walk
er. 4 do, I bbl do, C Hartwell 1 cask do, W C Gal
laher. 2 hf bbls do, J (3 Seanor. o bbla alcohol, W H
Walght. 2 bdls, 2 bye lightning rods Nitpick & Co. 1
p kg mdze, C Zeigler A Co.
Per Irene-15 6hde sugar, S & W.Harbaugh. 2 bye 2
Wile, 1 trunk, Wm Bingham & Co. 17 sac k s woo l ,
Barker. 55 bbls whiskey, H A Weaver. 14 tee hams,
Smith & Sinclair . 27 bbls molasses. John Watt & Co. 3
eases drugs, J& R Floyd. 5 bbls whiskey, Cdo cement,
P C Masan. 21 hf Wits. Iby marrow, Mcp w ic a & Co.
vode. 66 bales cotton, T Arbackle & Co. 49 bbls whis
key, K Watson. 50 bb la alcohol, B A Fahnesmok & Co.
1 by tools, Wolff A Lane. 3 hbdi rope, Wm Holmes A
Co. 16 pkge, Baker & Forsyth. 4 bbls mdze, Miss Eck
ard. 16 pigs mdze, owner aboard. • .
For New Orleani.
kat The splendid new steamer
ELEPHANT,
Hats, huester , will leave for the above and
-all intermediate ports, on the first rise of
water. For freight or pavertge apply on board, or to
jyl Qti,Q. B. Mt LTENBERO Agent
Monday Packet for 'Wheeling.
THE new and splendid steamer HERO
INE. W. S. Ootrwaii, Vaster, will make
her first trip on;MONDAY next, and there
after ran regular as above, in place of the Diurnal.
For freight or passage, apply as board- - Heal
Friday. Cincinnati Packet.
• THE new and elegant steamer IRENE
No. 2, G. L brew:Tuck, Muter, has taken
the place of the Clipper No. 2, in the line of
Packets, and will leave every FRIDAY, at 10 A. ii., for
the above and intermediate ports— Par freight or pas
sage apply en board.. .
[MO
For oiairlotta and alocklngport.
THI fine steamer PACIFIC, ZANOVI3 11aa•
TIN, Will leave for the above and intermedi
ate porta every THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight or pa senge, apply on board, or to
T. WOODS & SON. •
atasto No. CL Water et.. and 6,3 Front AL
. Wednesday Packet. for Cincinnati.
i v i s t u;r: E r.nd I:s an t
arLunznetz:tre,awsug
leave
regularly every litionirsnay.
rreigttt or passage, apply on board, or to
marl) 13. B, MILTENBERGER.
Allohezby River riWO.
VLAg T
R FRANKLIN PACKETS
- Tug fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
N 0.,. Capt. Wat. Mama, leaves the Alic
e cup woarf for Frank 41, every, dfan4ay.and Thuriday,
at 4 P. M.
The 800 steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt.
Jerre 111.11 Nat !eaves the AllegbeßY Wharf (or Frank
lin. every Tiriziray and Friday, at 4 P, M.
For Freight or Passage, apply en Board. (mar. 9
Tho Eighth Soml.Atuttial Sale
OF DRY GOODS at the One Price Store of A. A.
MASON & CO., Not. G 2 & 64, Market street. Pitts
burgh, will commence on Thursday, June 2G1141531, and
coatinee through the month of Jelly. Their Wholesale
Rooms will be aTeued to the Retail trade, and every ar
ticle throughout the establishment will be sold et an Im
mense reduction (roes usual prices. Having recently
made extensive puroluites, their assortment will be
found very choice, and desirable.
Their stock of Silks, comprising mote Man WO pieces,
will be closed out nt cm immense discount from usual
prices-
Good Dress Silks an low nit .3714350 cis.
Silk Poplins, 20 022
Best Berege De Lathes, 191
Fast colored Lawns,
Mae Preach do 121 .
Fins Printed Bereges, iew2s
Fine French Jaconet, 181025
SOO pes French and English Gingham', 0121 .
Black Alpacas,
MOO yards Bonnet Ribbons, at
fiDD Wrought Collars,
Fast colored Calicoes, 0
100 CIVICS English and American do, 8 1/10
300 cases and bales of Blenched and Brown Mos
has at manufacturers' prices.
ALSO—Lace., Embroideries. Primmings,Hosiery and
Gloves, Linen, White Goods. Bonnets, Shawls, Cloths,
Ac., together with an immense variety of all kinds or
Dry Goods—all of which will tm marked down to even
less than Eastern wholesale prices.
ja2.5 A. A. MASON & CO
Biddlemaid
r;IGN TIIE. GOLDEN sisollt.F., • .
No. 13:4 Wood tired: Put:burgh.
AHOLSTFIN respectfully informs his &heads and
. the public that he keeps on hand a large stock of
SA DDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, CARP.? BAGS,
tte., .of his own manufacture, of the very best de
scription. Ile invites strangers and all those visiting (110
City to give loin a call. Remember the place—No.l32,
Wood street. sign of the Golden Saddle. • jetretf
oeLu. BY JOSHUA
d RHODES * CO., N 0.6 WOOO tintaar:
500boyea Lemons; 40 bags Cream Walnuts;
600 do Oranges: 23 do ;
11/C0 bushels Pea Nuts; 30 hags Walnuts,
1000 drums Figs; 20 cases Prunes. in jars ,
Otto half do; In do do In fancy best;
=boxes Raisins• ID do Sardines;
130 do Layer d ' o; Itt do Sicily Liquorice;
100 half Jo no ; 231/oxen Refined do;
GOO boxes Fire Crackers; 36 baskets Salad Oil;
200 do do do iio.2; 20 boxes Maccaroni;
BS/dozen Almonds ;20 do Vermacelli;
200 do Lemon Syrup; 20 do Gam Drops;
3000 Cocoa Nato; 5O do No.l & R Candy
60 mats lviea Almonds.; CO dozen Pepper Sauce;
GO bags Tagllona do; 40 do asserted Pickles;
40 do S. paper shell do; ihr do Claret Wine;
10 bale. Bonleaut . do ;DO do !Basest do ;
• ray 26
IikiNTING AND WRAPPINU PAPERS—
=O ream* Med., Rag and Straw 'Wrapping Paper
250 Orown '
50 " Double Crown"
50 " Medium ci
/ . 25 usaorterVAladilla
en u Shoe
" superior Post Office Paper i
100 " Donblehtedilun2lx37 Prinung Paper;
100 Imperial Itax32
The above, vvlth a lot of odd sizes of papers _y_
_for sale
at the lowest prices, by W. S. fIAVEN,
Stationer and Paper Dealer,
Je27 corner of Market and Second Its.
44,00
40,00
37,00
100,00
30,00
40,00
40,00
AA - ARLON STREET PROPERTY.FOR SALE. A.
.1.11, good two story Brick Dwelling. House, arraoged
with a large front room and kitchen, two chambers and
garret, with a good dry cellar; a large yard, with an out
raven and hydrant. Also, a two story,Frame House,•of
two rooms. The Lot is 24 feet front:on Union street,
Eighth Ward, by 101 deep." The while is in goodorder, -
.and will be softy for 01520. Terms, 8600 in hand, and
balance in one, two, three and four years. •
S. CUTHBERT. Gen'l Agent,
je2o • ' • 50 Smithfield street.
RECEIVED at Wall's Literary Depot, No. 85
u Fourth street—
The Art Journal for June.
Rena, or the Snow Bird—a tale of Real Life, by Car
oline Lee Bentz. -
The Adventures of Christopher Tadpole—by Albert
The Daughter of Night, a tale of Real Life — by W. S.
Folsom.
The Web of Crime or the Phantom and the Judgment.
Tito First Step so Fortune, or the Pledge.
- The First Step to Crime, or the. Bottle—with ilkstm
-lions by Cruiksfiank. •
Blackwood for June.
Illustrated London News, with designs from the Groat
Eaibition,&c.
London Punch, &c.. fro. -ie2s
Deafness, Noises in the Heed,
And aU Disagreeable Discharges from. the Ear Spetdsly
and Permanently Removed. ,
R. DIiARTLEY, Principal Autist of the New York
Eye and Ear Surgery, and of 64 North 'Eleventh
street; Philadelphia, has decided to prolong his stay a
short time longer. - _ •
Until further notice', the Doctof may be consulted in
Rebecca street, Allegheny City, the first three story
brick Dwelling Souse beyond the School House.
The Doctot feels assured thaxhis Patients is Pittsburgh
will enjoy u a pleasant tvalk to the sister city, and for their
especial accommodation, he will extend his hours of
consultation at the above place, from 8 A. la. to 8 P.M.
Thirteen years close and :lamest undivided attention
to this branch of special pra'Alce, has enabled him to re
duce his treatment to such a degree of success as to find
the most confirmed and obstinate cases yield,-by a
steady attention to the means prescribed. riemif.
Vetlnablo Parma and Town-Property
FOR SALE.
riIIIE subscribe °Hereto sell, at private s ale,two very
1, valuable farina, adjacent to the village of blurrys
ville,in Westmorelandconnty,eighteen milesfromPitto
burgh, on the Northern Turnpike. -
IsFumberonecontains aboutonchundred and fiftyricres
—one hundred of which is cleared. About fiftyaeres is
firstratebottom—a part moreinmeadow. Thebuildinga
are a large frame dwelling house and kitchen, a large
bank barn, and other out bildings• and has about fifty
, an d acres of finely timbered landd ' a thriving apple or
chard.
Numbertwo contains one hundred and fifty acres—
about one hundred cleared—twenty of it'excellent bot
tom meadow, and the balance thickly covered with.fine ,
timber. On it is erected a comfortable dwelling horioe
and barn,
and a thriving peach orchard. There are a
number of never failing springs ,of excellentwater, on
each of the above farms. • - •
As these farmsare convenientte the Pittsburghmarket
and surrounded by meeting houses,milleand rehoolhon
oes, and within half a mile or the Pennsylvania Rail
Road t they afford an opportunity for a profitableinvest
mental real estate, seldom to be met with.
.Also,Thirty-three acres oflandin the centre oftbeva
lege of Bolivar, in Westmoreland county, on the Penn
oylvaniacanal, oa which are erected Mreetrtalldwell
mg houses and a barn. • . -
Also,Threehandredandseverity-fiveacresofraluable
timberland, on the west side of Tab Millereek,nearthe
village of Bolivar. Thisland abounds with stone coal,
fin -brick clay and Iron ore The vrhole or any part of
the above property will be sold low for - cash.
For further particulars call on , the subscriber. in Mar;
_ leep3o4ll' JAMES. hIURRY.-
Furniture and Chair Warerooms.
AJOSEPH MEYER, 424 Penti-ittreet, above the
Canal Bridge keeps constardly oit hand and motes
to order. t o tie' /owest Frost; every - deemirdion as
army and Plain FURNITURE, SOFAS and CHAIRS,
of the beet workmanship and most approved sttleS.
Purchasers would do well to visit his Wareroorris•
. .
"UCESPETIO SOAP—For rendering the 1104,-smorithi
'AA. soft and delicately whlte,'Semovisg, ton,-sallow
mess and 'redness or.the sk le; - Alicbaps,ahafes,AQ, on.
the hparla are healed by it: Price only 12t terms per
tate: *ld by, S. L. CUTHEgaI.T-,
- - No: 50.8mitlifield tweet;
4i71.2,0' i iIiDWAFZEZIOR AT LAW
.1: - RIVE FOURTH. STREET, bekto markt;
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TELEGRAPHIC _NEWS.
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BY THE _o=l L4B.
DAN RICE
IinOWNSVItIME, Jane 80...
Dan Rice his created the greatest excitement
here, ever known. Upwards of 2000 parsons
iced circus in the afternoon, and the immense
pavilion is filled : to snirocation to-night. People
have come a distance of 20 miles to see the great
clown. -
• Loursvzi.z.z, June 30, 1861.
The Southern line is just up.
The river is very .low, and many boats are
aground.
NEW YORK HARKET—June 30.
Flour is higher, with sales of 6000 bbls. State
brandiaat 4,1861).4,25 ; Ohio 4,81 ; Genesee and
Southern 4,314014,p: •
Rye Flow scarce at 8,44.
Corn Meal. dulled 3 , 00.
Wheat'held rit 11 . 5 per bushel for pure Gene
-see; 100 for Ohio.
Rye a trifle limey, with sales of 3000 bushels
at 78074.
Corn unsettled ; sales mixed western 62064.
Provisions dull, and nominal at 14,60 for new
Bless and 12,87 for prime. - •
Lard 8/09 for fair prime.
Linseed Oil nominal at 7.
Tallow active at 7—more steady. . -
U. S. 6s, 1867,declined I- - ; Fancies firmer;
1082- is offered or Ohio 6s of 1860; sales of
Mad. and Ind. bonds at 98.
Money active and scarce; sterling bills firm
107 1 to log.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-4nne 80.
There is
,very little doing in Cotton. Prices
are firm.
Flour is steady at 4,25 for common brands, and
4,8704,75 for extra. •
Corn Meal... Sales of 1000 bbls. Pa. at 2,87.
There is a better supply of Wheat, and . prices
are lower ; sales of 8000 bushels at 95093 for
red and 990102 for white. •
Rye sells readily at 71.
Corn is in demand at 63a0111.
Oats are`dull at 43.
Whiskey... Wanted at 25.
Pork... Sales arc very limited at. 15®15,50 for
new Mess. •
Lard... Considerable sales have been made at 9
for bbls., which is a declifie.
NEW OauAss, June 30.
Coms.—The supply at all the Southern ports
is two hundred and. ninety-three thousand hales
ahead of lad yrear.
, J. S. Moorhead d. Co., •
Manufacturer, of Pin, Copper .j• Sheet Iron Ware,
NO 21, EAST SIDE oF THE DIAMOND.
iehnas • • • -
_
efieWailleottons.
JUST RECEIVED AT HENRY MINER & CO.'S,
No . . T 2 Smithfield street, the following new Hooks:
Firemen's Monthly ittaeazine No.l
No.= Dictionary of Mechanics 'Engine Work and
Engineering ;
Rena :or the Snow Bird. A Talc of Real Life—by
Caroline Lee Witty;
The Daughter of Night. A Story of the Present Time.
By S. W. Fallout;
Not so Bad as we Seem—or, many sides io a Charlie.
ter. A Comedy in five Acts. By Sir E. Bulwer Lytton,
Bart. Published by Harper & Brothers. Lea
Just Received from Englund,
AT MORRIS' Tea Mart, in the Diamond, a entsice lot
of splendid strong Dud rough Savored Convict Teas,
which upon trial will be found precisely the some kinds
that ore sold in the old country nuts Gll., 4s. and ss. {lt'll,.
Price-40.5a anti 75c. lb.
On hand. some Young Ilyson which for strength and
flavor is positively superior to any I have tasted (or the
last ten years. Price St tk lb
Recollect, the second door from Diamond alley, in the
Diamond. 023
PITTSBUBGEI
#ooo7lo77Ze4eGinezed9Are.
COOki Or I:I4OCZT AIIDSIMID
FACULTY.—Jots Pavistao, principal Instructor in
the science of Amounts.
0. K. CEIMILErnit,i, Profeesor of PenmaniSrp, Alercan •
tile computation, &c.
AIMS. M. IWiteuon, Lecturer on Commerc ial
Law.
The Rooms of this Inetitution are open both day and
evening, for the reception of show wishing to obtain a
practical Mercantile education. 'the coarse of instruc
tion is TO thorough, hat every student on leaving the
College wilt be competent to take charge of and con
duct on correct principler, any set of Stock or Manner•
chip Hooks, howevercompiieated. ljelikdkvir
P • Slade'plata Carriages far Bale.
• TtiE.gbieriocrim. just received from
• -
Philadelphia his spring stock of CARRI
-7racJapailz-:) AGES, and will keep eotstantly °what'll
at his Carriage Repository, tear Alex.
kl'Farland's 'tavern, an the Pittidiargb and titenben•
ogle Turnpike, 13 IlitICR welt of Pittsburgh, a large
assortment of VERICIL.I.IB of all liit.ds, which .he will
sell at prices much lower than they can be bought 'else
wkerr.
' From the esperienee which he has in the business
and the general satisfaction rendered heretofore,' to
those who have Livered him with their patronage,the
feels assured in saying that ho Call otter an assortment
to compete with any in market, both as regards quality
and price. Persons wishing to purchase ore referred - to
the owner,' a Afil egWriages sold by him last season.
The subscriber, expecting to continuo in the business
of buying and selling . Carriages, keeps on Sand none
but custom-made Carriages. JOSKPII WIIITE.
N. o.—For any further information, apply at John
Rogers' Tea and Queensw • re Store, Diamond alley.
marl4mw
211 Cill — S"R*S
Compound Syrup of Yellow Rock Root,
OCCUPIES the front rank among the proprielory
medicines of this country. for completely curing
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, end all other diseases
nrising from an impure state of the blood. Also. Liver
Complaint, Catarrh, simepsiti. Headaches Dizziness,
Coughs,Sortness and Tightneas about . the C heat; Bron
chitis. or Hoarseness, Dryness, and a tickling sensation
about the Throat; and is used with unprecedented suc
cess in all cases of
FEMALE WEAKNESS ANDGENERA L. DEBILITY.
Strengthening theWeakeued body, giving tone to the
various organs, and invigorating the entire system.
If
If - the testimony of thousands of living witnesses,froat
alt pans °film country, can be relied upon, it is eingia
lady efficacious in caring nil Efumors i and restoring de
bilitated and broken down constitutions. It is purely
vegetable in its composition, and so accurately com
bined in its proportions that the °heroical, botanical and,
medical propenies of each ingredient hannoniousl3P
unite to PURIFY THE BLOOD.
It has removed many chronic diseases which has baf-S,
fled the skill of the hest physicians, and has also cured
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Scrofula, which:
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed tojnake the least
preasion upon.
It has been tested in many. cases of CANCEROUS
HUMORS. The most obstinate Cancers have been.
cured by this medicine. We say that his a' valuable!
medicine in alt BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. It removes!
all obstruction in the 'circulation, rendetitig the Liver
free, active and healthy. It removes Palpitation of the
Heart, and relieves in all cases of Asthma, and may be,
used in all climates, and at all seasons of the year.
This Syrup is prepared only by C. MORSE & CO., at
102 Fountain street, Providence. ILI .and sold whole.'
sale and retail, by S. N. WICKERSHAM,
•
Only. Agent-for Wesiein Pennsylvania;
jetty Warehouse, cor Wood and rth sts.. Yittsb'h.
OLSokering'a PIADOS.
TOIIN R. MELLOR, Agent for Chick -
0 eringis Pianos, for Pittsburgh and
Western Pennsylvania, No. 61 Wood :.•`'.7
street, kas received and now open for • •
sale, the following elegant assortment of Piano Fortes,
direct from the manntarctory, at Mr. Chickering's (Roston)
prices:
One elegant Rosewood semi-grand Piano, 61 octaves;
One " . " carveu ,c -
Five " " plain " 7 : fi
One" • " carved " Gl
One " " plain "4 61 u
- Three "" round corners - 6
Two " " square do
The above Piano-Fortes are of the Intent styles of fur
niture, and with all Mr. Chiekering's improvements.—
The prices invariably the same as at Boston, herebr
saving to purchasers to this region the expense and risk
of transportation.
• ALSO. FOR SALE.
One Rosewood, Carved Mouldings, 63 octave Piano,
manufactured by Adam Stodart & Co ;
One Rosewood 6 octave s Adam Stodao & Co.;'.
- One ." 6 " Bacon &Raven ;
One " - 6 . " do ' ;
One see-hand 6 " Chickering, as good as new;
One " 0 " Bacon & Raven; . •
o ne o 6" Loud &. Brothers;
One ' " 6 " „Dubois ScSeabury;
One •"- 03 "Ms mhattau Company,. 'kV
Land for Sale.
. _
THE undersigned Executors, of John Cunningham,
will, agreeably to his last will and testament, ex
pose to public sale on the premises, on Friday, the first
day of August next, at 10 o'clock, a FARM of 175 acres,
situatedon the Illonongaliela river, one•half mile'above
WlCeesporyn Mifflin township, Allegheny county. This
Farm contains about 30. acres of Coal, of good quality,
easy of access to-the river.
FoieMisers are tequested to examine, by application
to Samuel Cunningham, John Warr, or Thomas B. Pat.
tenon, Executors. fje23.stwo
•
EXI:=I
To the Heirs and Leial Representatives of Samuel Sun
derland, late of Wayne Townshtp, Mifflin county, de
ceased.
IN THE MATTER of thC Rule served on the heirs and
legal representatives of Samuel Sunderland, deed.,
to accept or refuse the real estate of said deceased, at
the valuation of the inquest. The Court. on due con
sideration in the premises, made the following order,
viz:—Rule on the heirs to show Cause why, said real es
state should not be sold, am. By the Court. Wherefore,
you and each of you are hereby commanded and cited'
to be and appear at the next general Orphans , Court, to
be held at Lewistown, in and for said county of Main;
on the first Monday'of August next, if you think proper,
to show cause why said real estate should not be sold,
ke-
D. M. CONTNER,Shenff.-
SnEaurr's Orrncs, LEWISTOWN, /
June 19,185 L.
BURLINGTON HERRING.-20 boxes superior Bur
lington smoked Herring, reed and for sale by
WM. A. M'CLURG h CO.,
Je..2.0 Grocers and Tea Dealers.
J AVA
COFFEE-10 bags very superior Java Coffee;
just reed and for eale by
WM. A.III , CLURG te CO
R. LOAF SUGAR-50 loaves Lovefingss Double
• 'leaned Loaf sugar, rani and for sale by
Jew WM. A. MSCLURG CO.,
WEATHERS—LOW tbs. prime Feathers just received
and for sale by
'KING do MOORIIRAD.
BAcO casks tlttma r Stdus urtd Shoulders, just
. reerived and for sale by • ,
isl7' KING MOORHEAD.
. -
Ibis:No.lMM° Rah;
6 do do Lake Shad;
• Itee'ervini d a ( i l itifeir salt Late Salmon Whl. DYER,
' - • - No.= Liberty et
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MYGAT:I2_, - 85'BR_OWN,_.•
HANKERS AN wi.:l3llANG=.linoir.z.na,
CLB9SLAND OHIO.
117 Collections Fade in all the principal ciclea,riad
. ST.OOKS • .
• Bough t stud Sold oni 3 Ocominualiin. -
•
HILL 6. IDIJILEIN: - •
lIANKEEN AND EXCHANGE'. sapKEks,
No. es. Wees;Streelt • •
Thit'd doer below Fettrili--(teert ' stde). '
Q IGHT EXCNANGE on the. Eastem Cities coiiatintist
for sale.. Time Bills of Exchange -and' Notes dis
counted: Gold, Silver and Bank Notes,.bought and sold.
Collections made in all the principal cities of the. United .
States.' Deptisitireceived of Par and Current Funds.
mar 7:q
Noice., • . n
IXTE have assothiled J . t
AM !VW ,C GYM with us
WY the , Erchapge s co.
-
Pittsburgh. Jan'y
. SAN/LINO LIOVSIG•
.. JESSE CAROTHERS & CO.,
• . N 0.15, WOOD STREET,TITT9IIII4I.I4.
Current money received on deposit.: . ' .•
Colleotions made on all the principalOWeaotthe Ucu-
• • ' PATRIC/03 & FRIEND, •
BANKERS AND BNB RANO BaoK.Fansy
• No. U 5, toirfica W006,4um DIAMOND STRIMIS,
Piaabizigh, Pa. ... ImaYt
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BANKING' HOUSE.:
rsa.,l 3, m, A ctlittflretell, * .d Reml:-
aces made upon favorable terms.. • • • ,
raftyl4:tf R. R. llRYAKCitshler.
Hollidaysburg/4 May 18.1850. • • •
--
WM. U. WILLIA.OiII J. B. J. O. COFFER
wax., H. wiLiaants ac c0.,-.
BANKERS AND ..EXCHANGE BROKERS, • .
• •NOIIII.I EAST CORNS& OP WOOD 1140 TEURD STIMOLTS.
A LLlrruasactions made on liberal terms, and cones
/a_ lions promptly attended to. • Lialkerrl
Domatte and Parnipi 'Excnange Bank Piatet,
Gard astd SiTrer, Sought, So. anlEzehanged;
.
1830811ANG.F. AND E 1. 1 13 / 8 1KING UODBii
• . OF
A i‘ in 4&.
• •• 84 Wood Streeti
• PITTSBURGH. ~.. • • •
/OTERYST ALLOWZD ON TIME ozrostss. . (auM'
ALLY?' [HAMER. " . .111/WAlib
• ca,Axtinn. a awnita.•
Bankersand Exchange Brokers, nta4r3 in ...Forsten and
Domestic Bilis, Bills of Sauteing', Certificates of Depot.
it,Bank Notes, and Coin. s :
Corner of Third and Wood ate:, directly opposite the St
Charles Hotel. - • Inairla'
. G. W. TAYLOR.
112 SECOND STREET;
commrssrozera . AND BILL.BROK
SRICT attention will be given to all business en
trutted to his care. Pittsburgh manufactined oral
cies always on hand, or procured on short roiice.
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, &e., negotiated on, &Nora:
Me terms. Advances made if required. tocitetf
s.noost. • " Tam suqinure
1100 N .1 SARGENT... *. •
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,.
N.B. Cornet of Wood and Slzt4 orteU.; Pittsburgh, Pa
DEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign
end Domestic Erebange i Certilemeo ofDeposit,Ae
EXCHANGE 'on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe, for sale in sumsto snit purchasers. •
CUR RENT and par feuds received on deposits
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Upton, MOHO
lowest rates. •
A. ni)Law.B soss,. ..• . .
• •
DAVI. Itimovia Tatra BAnwia •xo • 14011V011
To No. 67 Markt: street, four. doors Wog) Od staid.
'DANK [: RS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Dee
lees in Notes, Maas; Acceptances; Gold, Silver and
Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
cities constantly for sato.
Collegians mtulo in all the cities throw the Cat
ted States. Depusites received, In, _par funds or current
paper, N 0.67 Magket signet, bet Steen Third.ond Fourth
streets: • ' ' * • ,
State Blutual Flee inwirissicie oompe ny
BRANCH OFFICE, (ktßittratitte at., Prritscatt r,
Pittsburgh, May Wiled L
Tr beat evidence of th e success or th e Director. in
endeavoring to sake the "STATE MUTUAL FIRE
SURANCE COMPANY" meet the wants of. the
community, is the unparalleled amount of. basiress
which bus Leen done—having issued 7,900 P rli•
cies during the past year, thereby adding over 9130,000
to the funds of the company. Nearly all the property
insured is of the safest kind, in small risks, and a large,
proportton insured for only one year.
Whole Na. Policies issued 7,900
do do expired, terminated h.
canceled
do do in force •• •
Amount of Property insured
do Canceled, terminated and ex.
pired 211,729 - •
do do in force 97,684,691
do Premium Notes. •• • • ••—•• 79,676,37
do Canceled;terrninsted,expea; 637,10
do in force•-••—• • 379,01r,77
do Cash Premiums received.— .851,557,14
do de caneeled . • • ----- ••• 321,24
$51;235.90
Whole amount of losses and erpen
ries paid M,41.1,45
Balance in furore( the Co., In cash, :OTIX 4 s 4 S
To city or country merchants, and owners.of dal ell
ings, and isolated or country property, it is believed'
tam company adonis advantages In puma cheitpirse;
safety and security, Inferior to no Insurance Compuny
IL this country.
Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved."es..
tem of Elassifieader. of Risk s, excluding all sperm!
hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any one lo
entity, thus precluding the frequency and oecurreact 'of
large fires, and also, on both the Stack and Mutual plsn,
it not only possesses Me cheapoess and accommodat "on
of both methods, but entitles the insured to a particl,ka
don in the profits.
It is under the control of the following Directors: -J
P. Rutherford. A. J. Oillztt, John 11. Packer, Stumm T.
Jones,Alonzo A.Carrier, Philo C. Sedgwick, Rob In
Klotz, Jones, John P. Rutherford.
J P. RUTHERFORD, Pres'i.: .
A. J. GILLETT . ,Sec'y.
A. A. C.szarzn, Actuary. , •
N. B.—A Scrip Dividend of fiftee n per cent. on expi
ring policies has been declared by the Directors; ant, is
now receivable at this Office forrenemals, or redeen.a-
Ole in cub at the end of ninety days.
myl7:daw. A. A. CARRIER, Agent.
,AHEAD OF ALL!
'EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL. -
TidREPARED 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 274 cents, each, with full
directions for its use. In every disease where the origi.
nal - American Oil has been round at all efficacious, and
it so far exceeds the original in power, as to render lithe
CHEAPEST MEDICINE IN THE. ORLD: Call and
try it. JOHN YOUNGSON.
N. B. The original Oil to im natural state as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be bad As above—nod
wilt be found genuine. notw itbetandiug a certain firm
claims to be the only Proprietors. •
•
Country Residence for Sate I •.
TILE subscriber offers for sale a number of urns
ranging from three to five acres--to suit purchasers
near the village of Wilkinsburgh ; (rowing on the
Greeniburgh turnpike, and within twc hundred yards
of the Depot of the Central Railroad. A plan °flirt
Lots can be seen at A. H. Miller's Office, on fourth. Vl,
or at 107 Liberty street. Terms moderate.
je3:tf . .1. P. 11011 BACH.
rtio LET—The Warehouse N 0.137 Flout street, for
1, merly occupied by the, subscribers. P9ll5eSSiOO
given immediately. Engel re or
QUINN, M'BRIDE & CO.,
26 Wood. st.
.
Transparent Window Shade SNltatery.
48 IRWIN STREET, ' .
(animal PENN &ND ma nn irrascrsy.
T IST OF SHADES on hand and made at all times to
_KJ °flier , —
3-4,4-4, 5 4 and 6-4 Buff Shades, plain and bordered ;
" Tran spare nt green do;
tt It "
Dark " do; . • •
Landscape Shades of every style;
Moonlight- do do do;.
Gothic and klezzitinto, of new style
STOKE SHADES of any color, with Lettering or De
signing. OIL CLOTHS on hand.
Also, a lot of SHADE TRlMMlNGS—complete at 55
s cents per shade. (Er Curtains hung on reasonable
terms. •
P. S.—Pedlers will do well to call at ihe -Factory, be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
aprlB:6m . E. R. KERNAN.
•
Pine 011 Lamps.
TUST RECEIVED a Etna assortment of these LAMPS,
ty for burning the Camphene, Pine and Ethereal Oils,
which I will sell at greatly reduced prices.
• JOHN S. TO UGH,
82 Fourth et., between Market and Wood,
Manufacturer and - Dealer, Wholesale and Email, In the
above named Oils. : •
WI KINS HALLS
- FOURTH STREET, NEAR SMITHFIELD,
JOHN WALKER takes pleasure in announeing :olds
friends and the public that he has taken the above
splendid establishmect, and after considerable expense
has made it n delightful place of resort. He is perfectly
prepared to serve qp at the shortest notice every delica
cy which may tempt the appetite of the epicure or the
fancy of the most fastidious. - . •
• Dinner will be in readiness every day at 1 o'clotk, for
any number of persons, commencing this day, June inst.
Parties can be accommodated with Suppers in the most ,
reehherrhe manner. Oysters, Game, etc., will be foomi
there in their season. In short, the proprietor intentls
that no expense or trouble shall be spared to make this
already popular house the best in the Western country.
. Sealed Proposals .
TILL be received at the Office of the subscriber,
No. 42 Fulton street, until Tuesday, July let, 1851,
at 10 o'clock, for the grading of Chestnut and Itl'Oce 1113.
As there are excellent Stone Quarries on both the streets,
which are worth more than the cast of grading will
amount to, contractors will state what annual rent they
will pay the city tor the privilege oT quarrying the Stone
therefrom. It will be required of the contractor that he
give bonds for the performance pf.the work:
A. ROWLEY,
Second. District Street Commissioner,
jel9 No: 42 Fulton street. •
r AWRENCEVILLE AND SIIARPSBURG P A NK
ROAD.—The Stockholders of the Lawrenceville
end Sharpsbarg Plank Road Company am hereby noti
fied that an asressment of 52,50 an each rhare has been
made by the Board of Managers, and which they are re
(wired to p ay to the Treasurer, at his Office, (corner of
Sixth and Liberty Streets ), on or before the first day. of
July. Also, an additional sum of 52,50 on each share
of stock to be paid on or before the first day of each
succeeding month. _
jc23
S H. I I I O LASSES--12 bills. St. James Refinery .
1:25
. 10 S. H. Syrup for ante low. •
BAra 1141,r-5,000 ffia firer rate, for
DAY.
pecort SHOULDERS-5 tanks supeWatoper
Alf e rtßlL-25 half b for sale lvm.
DRIED PEACEIE23-200 bus. prime Llalvelkin Oat,
and for sale by ', (join) •-. WhILDYER:
• ARP— s.bbls. No. 1. lard
15 kegs do; For s o l e 4 31. /mut.
Jet°
500 ACRES OF LAND in Jeff.
WILAINS Es erson county fo r gale
t CO.
2n ACRES 01? LAND on Coal .. lML, will be sold at
V 1500 DA acre, bail. ..tez)VliW(S A ED. •:•••
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57,f3E 1 6,419
.JAMES BLAKELY, Treasurer
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Ornlas aub
Prtvats Etraetruseue
Da...sactWN,'Ne.4l DIAMOND ALLEY
• • • Dreamt ble entire attention to an office
.6 r 7fri•i n praeUee.- tusine is is mostly connnedt
)- sip privateer Venereal Triscara, and such pain•
(al affections, Drought oo.by. imprudence
, • • yonthfulindulgenceand tams. .
I. Syphilis, Syphilitid Eruptions, Gorton
' hes, Gleet, Stricture, Urethral Drieharges,
Impurity of the 13lood; with all diseases o; ate venereal
origin. Skin • Diseases i Scorbutic , Eraptions, Tetter.
Ringworm,Memurial Ihsesures;Seminal Weakness,lm
rotency,Pdes,Rheturiallant;rettutle W.eakness, Month.
4Suppressions, Diseases of the Jetrint, Fistula In Ano !
ennui AffeetiOns,-Pains in the Back and Loins,lreue ;
lions Of the Bladder and 'Kidneys, successfully treated
Cute guaranteed. =..
Fourteen years' prietice (foie in tills eityt enables Dr
B(OCSa togiffor issurtinces 45r speedy cure to all who MAI
comemnder his care.. • ' , . •
Office and pri vate' onsulting* rooms, 4 t Diamond r o oms , ay.
117 Charges moderate. novs:d&wly .
•.
Etatimism—Dr. protetys newsy - meeovred retn.
mly tot Rheumatism it a speedy aminFrtata remedy.
for thatpainlul trouble. It never •
• Office and Private:Conealtaticm Rooms DlA
MON%reena. - The: Doctor•is• always at•
labli•dawtr
GREAT AND 11111PETANT
C * 19110 'D /#406 EIRT .
• Chemical reidable demidnat Attn., it; • sepd • DistaWr.
Dr. Glixyliott 9 s Yell ow. Doe tr,..and
.
llla r
'DIM UP' 1N TIIE !digest' sized:. bold es, contains • •
more of the pure_llondaras 'Sarsaparilla than any , ' , • •
other preparation extant, Whiehls chemically combined.
.
with ate Extract of Yeliorl Dock, the Extract of Wild
Cherry' and Balsam . of Fi ry thus making the remedy
more thoroughly .efficient thin any, other Sarauparil,a
before the public'.: Atihostune drool' is perfectiy free'
from all mineral point:ins, which cannot•be said of any
of the Sarstiparilla Compounds. The invalidshonlil be.
ware' of poison!' Mercury, Iron, Quinine,. lodine, Sul. • •
phur, Arsenic and many other and.metalic poi;
sons entered'into and form the active basis . of most of
the SarsaparillatcOnd Panaceas of the. day.•. Gcvsarr's -
COMPOUND EXTRACP dv YELLovr Dote airs 1.3 iRSAPAHMLA
does not contain a particle of. hese substances, as any
One elm ascertain. by applying:the necessary..tests. • •••"..
The original and only genuine preparation far the
.permanent cure of CONSUMP,TION -AND DISEASES
OF THE LUNGS when they are supposed to be affected'
by the•toofrequeefute of•DkreurFsfroni .Quettn_f t rte.— •
ft is altitCri remedffor'SALT RHEUM, BING. WORM,
TETTER, SCALD - HEAD; DROPSY, eicuavy,
WHITE, SWELLING, Single kWil, Neuralgic AFer. .
tions, Female WeakCess and .0b st rue 'ions, Barrenness,
Nervous:and geteral Debility of the Syetem, Loss of
Appetite, Languor, Dizziness and Liver , Affections,.
whirls led to Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Fever
ani Ja glinie Billions. Fevers, Chill Fevers, Dumb Ague,
[l:r The dieted may rest fissuredthat there- is not
the least particle • of Mineral, Mercurial, or any other - •
peisonoup substance in this medicine. It is perfectly
harmless and may be administered to persons in the very -
weakest stages of,sietritess, or to the most helplesein-
fanta without doing the least injury...
The curative powers of this extract are truly wen
dertal, and all invalids should
.niako immediate trial o. •
the "Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla:" It cannot Injure
ttie delicate patient. '• • • -• • . •
-ICERTIFICATaI 1 • ' ' • ...
. Roils—Casc of 0. .31. Leonard, :
• • BLOOMING GroVir, Dee... 180849.
Menai S. F. Bismir Co.-Gents:—Sometime in
1814, I was attacked with ,ho King'a Evil in . my. arm, •
which became so sore that 1 • Could - not use it, and in
I94sononifieation sat in. . I employed at different tlmeis,
each physician of celibrity within my teach ;.all told
me that my arm must be amputated. ' From the about
dera to the forearm, my arm was full of running sores,
.come of them as large as a fifty cent piece. I then tried
'an Indian Doetor,who removed the mortified destn"and
stopped the atortificattou, bat could not heal my arm.—
!I•Ty strength, nt Ude'time, ,tras completely emanated
and my person much 'emaciated. I continued in this
.state 'until the summer of IE4S, when I saw an:adver
tisement of " Guysotes Yellow Dock and .Sarsapatilki,”. -
which I read atteniively, and sent for one bottle of the
article. - Alter • using . lt a few days, the discharges from
my arm increased, and assumed a light cote:, and less •
offensive odor. •I sent•for a second bottle, and white -
using it - I found 'my ; strength increasing; and she din- • •
charges deCreasing. I continued using it .ntitil I had
used six bottles, though I felt myself perfects , z.eured • -
before I used the sixth bintle. Since that time I have
not felt any pain in my arm; no sores hove re-appeared. .
and I have not a doubt that it le thoroughdy• cared, foci
can labor with it as well as ever l could. - ••• .
•
"Guyana's Yellow Lod and Sassapariffa,r alone mired '
me; I took no other remedy while using it, and had I • ,
used it at the first appeuranee tf the matady,l fully be. •
lieve it would have saved me from years of suffering. • :
• And I must earnestly recommend every person. suffer. • ...
. lug ander any similar disease; to -use “Onyrod's Yet/cm , '
Dock and Sarsaparilla," which will restore them to
health. • Yeats in gratitude.,
0. AL LEONARD.. .. ;
-An Extraordinary Case of Scrofula, tyrasipcial and
Chars, clued by the sok tub of Dr. Guysott's Com. • •
pound Syrup, fellow Dock and Sarsaparilla...
BROOKladl, Nov. 17, 1848.
Da. thrum—Sir : I tender . you my sinecre,thanks
for the great benefit 7 have dertved from theme of your.
valuable Syrup. I hnve been trOnfiled very bad with a
scrofulous sore which made its appearance on say thin.
I did not pay much attention to it at first, supposing it
to be nothing but some eruption thht generally appears
on persons' faces. It finally began to increase, until It
spread to the track pan of my head. I applied to tiphy
steinn •he attended me all to no purpose. I had tried
everything that could be tried. I saw your Syrup of
Yellow Dock and Sarsapitilla, mid concluded to use it,
for I knew that the Yellow Dock wits'one orthe moat
valuable articles in the world for the blood. I bought
your Syrup and commenced using it, and Iron the use
of one bottle I could .see a great change in my system.
I continued using it until lam a well man. I now feel
like a new person ;roy blood is perfectly cleansed, nnd
free from all impurities. There is- not a question but
that your newly discovered Compound it tar superior to
any Sorsa; arill a Syrup ever sold. This certificate is at'
your disposal, to_publish if you like, and any one you
.may refer te.me;l shall be happy to give. them
.all the
information I can about my vas!,
. • ' • I remain your obedient servant, .
GEORGE G. JOHNSTON...
113 Market street.
• ,
•The but Frauds. Illedicine known. The Extractof -Yelkno
Docb and Sarsapariga is cipesitire, speedy. .and
'permanent sure jar all complaints incident to
FEMALES.
• Its mild alterative properties redder it peculiar!) , is to the slender and delicate constitution of the
female. It is unrivalled in its effect upon. such diseases
as Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Letworrhoca or
Whites, Irregular Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine,
and general Prostration of the system. It immediately
contracts that distressing nervousness and lassitude so
common to the temale frame, and imparts arrenetro and
buoyancy as surprising as they are grateful. Wo have
evidence on file, which induces us strongly to recant..
mend this medicine to married people who havo.mot
been blessed with offspring. .
Prolapsus Uteri, orfatling of the' Womb, of floe .years
standing, mired by Dr. Guysott's'Eztract of Ye110t6.004 .
and Sarraparilly, after everyother known remeoli; bad
• • WAsmnarow,O.,Feb.;ll3lo. -
This eertifiesthat my wife, aged twenty-seven yenis
has been suffering under' the a.bove compliant for. five
.yeara. Nearly all of that time confined tb her bed. r
have for five years constantly employed. the best medl.
cal talent that could be procured in this-section bf the
country; without any benefit whatever. L 112%4 , alto •
,purchased every instrumentrecommeaded for the cnic
of such diseases; all of which proved worthless. • .
• In the spring of 1848,1 was induced by My friends to
try - Dr. Guysou's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla which
was used for (Qur'a:laths. After she bad used it for four .
weeks, it was exident to all of us that she' was iinprat.... -
ing, turd tram : this time sheimprovea rapidly, ar.d garneA7'
flesh andatrengthuntil she is now enjoying Mest
lent health. • WM. MONFORT::
We being neighbors to. Wm. and. Julia Blot/fort, know .
41int the above statement as to the sickness of Mrs. Mon
ford,- and as to the cure being affected by "Gayseces
low Dock and Sarsaparilla,"lo be strictly true.
. JANE EDDY • ' -
Sold by J. b. I'ARK, (successor to Sanford : A. Park, )
Fourth and Walnut sureets;.Ciacionatl, Ohio, General
Agent to the South and 'Wear, to whom all orders must
.1 Kidd & Co, Pittsburgh; I. Wilcox:Jr, corner Market
street and the ilianiond - • II A Fahnestonk & Co, Pitts.
burgh; J A Jones, Pitts burgh; Lee & Beckham, idle_
gheny City L T Russell, Washington ;W Lai - abet.
too, Frank lin; : : 1, B Bowie„ Uniontown; 11 Welty,
Greenahurgh; Kountz, Somerset; Scott & Gilmore,
Bedford ; Reed & Son, Ilantln,gdon ;Mrs. Orr, Ilotlidays...
burgh; liilifebrand &Cu Indiana; R IVright, Kilian
twig; Evans & Co, Drookvillei A Wilson it: -Son,
Waynesburgh; bl'Farland & Co,N Callender, Mead.
ville; Burton & Co, Erie ; Henry
,Forker, Mercer; les •
Kelly & Co, Butler ;'S Smith, Beaver; J D
Warren ;F L & CS Jones,Cotiderspart; P Crocker.
Ir.,Brwornsville• ' • . - myl.9r
Averts Oberry Pectoral!
F OR -THE CURE OF COUOHS, COLDS, HOARSE':
O H
NESS, BRONCHITIS.- OOPLNG COUGH,
CROUP, ASTHMA aniECONSOMPTION.
Among the namerocrdiecoveries Science has made
in thisgenoration to facilitate - the
.brisinesi of life, is ,
create its enjoyment-,and eienprolong the term - of hri- •
,man existence, none can be named of mom real value
to itankind, than. this contribution of ChomistrY. thin
Healing An. 'A vast trial of its virtues Mroughout this
broad country, Aar proven heyona a doubt, that no
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dine or combination of medicines yet Imown,ganirr
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surely control and cure the omicrons varieties of pal- .
monary disease which have hiMerto swept front our .
midst thousand's, and thousands every year. indeed
there is now abundant reason to believe a Remedy has
at length been found which can he relied on, to cure the
most dangerous affections of the lungs. Our spate lieret
will not permit us tspablish any proportiOn et the cures:
effected by astute, but we would present the foll Owing .
I opinions of eminent men, and refer farther enquiry to
the circular which the Agent below named, will always
be pleased to furnish free, wherein are full partieulaii,
and indisputable proofs of these facts.' - • -...,-
Orora the President of Amherst College, the celebrated,
Prsfesiuor Hitchcock. '
C. Ayer—Sir I have used via Cherry Pee.
joraj in my own case of deep-seated Bronchitis, and am
satisfied from its chemical constitution, that it is an ad-
lair - able compormd for the relief of la,•ugal and broil'
rshial difficulues. If my opinion as to its superior char.
inter Centre of any service, you are at.liheny to use it...
to yon think propsr.'
EDWARD BITCLICOCE,7.r. L. P.
...
nom the widely celebrated °Professor Sillman,lll. D.
L.L. Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy,
• .t.c_4 Vale College, Member of t h e Lit. Hist.
Med. Phil. an d cientiEc Societies of
• Amerieaand Europe., • „ -••
1c I deem the Cherry Pictorial an 'adruirablo,cionposi
tio.l from some of the best articles in the Materis Medi. '
ea, and a very effective remedy for the clam of diseas
es it is intended to care: ,
Its tw Haven, Ct., Nov.l, 1849. • ,
patijor Pauison, President of the S.C. Senate, Malt,
lee has - ruled the Cherry Pictoral twit/ wonderful sec.
cuss,, to cure an inflamation of the lungs. - • - .
Pron one of ths first physicians in Maine. '
Skew, Me., April V.41114P.
C. Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir: I em DOW .0
staidly . ; using your Cherry Pectoral in my practice, and
we re,. t t to any other medicine for pulmonary complaints.
From obrlervatiocur of many severe cases,l am couvinc-.
edit will cute coughs, colds and diseases of the lungs, •
- that have la im to defiance all ' other remedies.
I invariaN'y recommend Its use in case or - consumption
and consider it ranch the best remedy known for that di.9l'
ewc. • Respectfally . yours, •
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