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Ventral Rafil4oad. _ • Ittni subscribers having been appointed , shipping. • Agents forth. , PeansYlvanla or Central Railroad, - orin the public that we are now • prepared td receive • any merchandise or produce for shipment tail on the. opening of the Canal. • tfonds via this route will be carried through' in five days, and all consigned to us *will be forwarded free of - commission or charge for advances. • &asp or noon? Blirtwalei PHIWELPIITA. & Pairsztt Dry Goods, Hate, Shoes, Books. Stationery, Cutlery, Confectionary, Fruits, Feathers, Furniture, Drugs, Me ' dicine.p, Saddlery, Wwil, ece., &c.,131 47 100 SIM. • Hardware, Queerurnsare,Grocenes, Paints, Dye Stuffs, - Oils, Leather, Clover, Flax, Timothy and othOr Grass Seeds, &C.,90e. plea lbs. Bacon. Beef, Pork; Butter, Lard, Lard Oil, Tobacco Leaf, Coffee, Tallow, Grain an Rags, GOc. DM lbs. he.. Marble. (roach.) Tar, Pitelff,..Rosinf German .Clay, Bone., &e. 5 0 0 -• 4 ° 100 Vbs. mstrtm . COVODF.. • 1851.. 4iiig _ 1851. New Lake Superior Line. filifiE new and splendid sten:eery NORTHERNER and j." MANHATTAN will perform their trips during the season as follows : . NORTHERNER, B. G. Swkir. Master, leaiies Chive laud every Friday, at 01 o'clock. P: ht., touching at Mal den, _Canada West, arriving at Detroit the following morning. Leaves Detroit on Saturday, at :d o'clock, I'. .SL, touching at Mackinac and the Bruce. Mines, arrivin at Saut Ste. Marie on Monday morning. Leaver Sant Ste. Marie every Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, P. M., and ar rive at Cleveland on Friday morning. • - MANHATTAN, Jowi CALl:waxy Master. leaves Sant Ste. Marie every Tuesday, at 3 o'clock, P. M , for • Ontonagon, touching at Grand Island, Carp River, Cop per Barber, Eagle Harbor, Eagle River, and all_other ports where she may haVe freight and passengers. The above steamers will form a continuous line from Cleveland through to La Point, Lake Superior, touching at intermediate ports. . The proprietors of this Lihe have at a great expense, last season, placed the propellor Manhattan on Lake Su perior, nal this year have incurred the additional ex pease of building the new steamer Northerner, express ly for the trade, furnishing facilities for freight and pas - sage superior to any other line in the above route. 'This Line also connects at Cleveland with daily lines of canal boats to Pittsburgh, and Portsmouth, oa the o.iio River. The undersigned, proprietors, wilt give their whole at tention to the business of the line, and hope, by prompt ness and despatch, to merit a s'. s Er. hare of public patronage. A. TU RNER a Co. Aosrrs.—P. L. Sternberg, Holt, Palmer j & Co, Buf falo ;G. Wilton= & , Detroit; Chamberlin, Crawford & Co , Hussey & Sinclair, C. Bradbara & Co , Cleveland; Parks A. Co., Malden, Canada West;. DI Donsman, Mackinac; Spalding & Bacon, Saut Ste. Marie; D. S. Cash & Co., Ontonagon. (je Fare. Reduced. MONONG.IHELA ROUTE 1851. bagVIA Brotonnille and Cumberland to Baltimore and Platen:Pa. r jiff E Morning Boat leaves daily at 8 o'clock, A. M.. precisely, connecting with the Can at Cumberland next morning. The evening boat leaves daily at G o'clock. P.M., (except Sunday evenings,) connecting with the cars at Cumberland next evening, at In o'clock. Time through to Baltimore 32 hours. Fare only s9_ Time through to Philadelphia 40 boars. Fare only BLO. . The National Road is now good. Conductors go with the coaches between Brownsville and Cumberland— vttich makes this decidedly the best roots Bast J. M C'SK FM EN. Agent, • (Mr, in the Monongahela Howe. Another Fresh Arrtval'at 190.'07, Corner of Wood Street and Diamond Ailey, Pittsburgh. LI • GREGG EGG ix CO. have Just received another stew supply of DRY GOODS and irdREET/ES, which have been purchased since the late decline in Eastern ,ptices,yrbsch will be sold at a SMALL ADVASCX. Owing to our advantages in buying, and long experience in the Mishits., we flatter ourselves thin we can afford our goods at prices regardless of competition. (Fur stock will be found to be unsurpassed in the western market, and much superior to tiny previous stock kept at the old stand by . liregg R brCanu less. We have Just ope fled a fresh lot of late style sof BON NETS, Ribbons, Consols, Dress Lawns. Berages, ous de Lanes, Ladies' White Dress Goods. Ladies' (imps, 'Silk Fringes. he.; Broad Cloths, kaneyVestlngs, Conf. mires, Summer Pantaloonery,T wet ds,Glov es, Hosiery, Threads, Combs, Suspenders, Muttons, Knives, Spoons, Razors, Scissors, A c., and all other articles in their line, too tedioas to mention. We have on hand, ju-t receiv ed direct from the manufacturers and importers, by ex• Vass, a large lot of GOLD and Gun: JEWELRY, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, and Watch materi als, and being weekly is the receipt of such Goods, we Intend keeping our assortment complete. We earne.tly solicit an early call from buyers generally, before ptu , chuicg elsewhere. Thirty censor BRASS CLOCKS., just arrived, of va rious kinds. 117 - Remember, No. 97, north-met corner of Wood street and Darriond alley. Piusbargh. a—rhe beslness of the lam firm of Gregg £ ItV- Candless is to be settled by D Gregg at the above stand, who is fully authorized a-d in whose passersion are the books. notes itn.l papers of said firm. 11 NY Till 13 TIMM—One hotultee anae,ghty snin flier COATS, of ell materials, quality and size., of my own manufacture, which wo will sell 15 per cent. cheaper than can be bought in the city. ALeo,2UO suits--the best assortment in the city. No' charge for showing Goode. We study to Please. C 11 ESTiilft'S; Jell. No. 71 Smithfield 'trees.. V 11. BEELER".3 CORDIAL is a medicine highly cs• Jeemed by every one who bee used it in Diarrham, emery. Cholera, Infantnm, &c., which at this season is so frequent. It is n perfectly innocent medicine, end gives immediate.redef. Price 25 CCDIS per bottle. Sold by S. L. CUTHBERT, • jai • - GO Smithfield s i ot run reVer rt 0 Us! EK ki Er r; rtzi.—l f your ho Yee 1. is infested with Rats, Mice or Roaches, know that Burgess' Exterminator is a sore remedir Thousard4 of Rate and Mice hnve been driven off, and bushels of Roaches destroyed by the use of ada article. The gi no. inn article can be obtained at No. 5U Smithfield street Also, the celebrated Leon Chintz or Red Bog Destro:es —a good article, ljel2l illleo; kSKANDY—For Diarrhasa. Bear in :thud, j: should you coed French Brandy, you can stsonys °plain the very best at Morris' Tea AI art, in the Diamond, at 81.00 per quart or bottle. ljeß I Lputi. Hr.:AL (woo TEAS—Go MOlTill' Ten Mort, in the Diamond. Inferior or damaged Term ore never kept at this establishment.• ' lje2t AHOUSE AND LOT FOR s fiusi FOR SALE. A comfortable Dwelling House and Lot, situate on Ann street, Allegheny ; arranged with a ball; good front room, and large kitchen back; three bed TOO, E; aril good cellar; hydrant in the yard ; a garden and grapery, and some trait trees. The whole is in good or der. the house has a good stone foundation. To per sons desiring a home of their own, at a low price and easy terms, the above presents agood oprortunity. S. CUTHBERT, Gen'l Agent, jell . 40 Smithfield street. .la AWNd —LAWNS!—At 6ge. per yard. A.A. Ma son & Co. are now Offering the most extensive lot of cheap Lawns ever exhibited In this city, at all prices— .from ffc. tip. The attention of customers is respectfully solicited. tle2l. , • - .0 ECOND AND GRANT STREET PROPERTY you A 7 Sam—A valuable and well improved property of Mi feet front on Second street, by 43 deep on Grant stri et, having a good store room, opposite the Market MOM, with large MOM% on second and third storied,- and a gist rate cellar. Also, a genteel dwelling House, on Grant street, well arranged and finished in modern style— Price Rd,OCO. Terms: one-third in hand—balance may be paid in approved Pittsburgh manufactured Goods, or accommodating time. S. CUTHBERT, Gerel Agent, 50Smithfield BLANK BOOKS—Pug. d Blank Books, or every size made and paged to order, at W. S. HAVENS , Blank Book Manufactory, 50 Third st., . le n . Warehouse, Market a cor of Second.. LOLL. rAt • EK—ei aupcitor lot of Hl I aver lobt JOI ceixed and for sale by W. S. HAVEN, 024 Stationer, cozier Market and2d it.. • I_/141.1) 'S Su3 re'sci —A fresh supply ot theme ea• ‘,„T• per! . or Steel retie; received and formals. by • W. S. RAVEN, Warehouse, cor Yd and Ma rkct,_ COPY)NO YRESS—Tbe • neatest an. must ._j.4l• /HON powerful press in nse,mude on anew principle, by. wbicb all friction is overcome, and consequently regal . ring leis labor than tho t outman screw or lever press. . . • Far sale by . W. S. HAVEN, • jertil . Stationery Warehouse. corgd and Market. . . CAOLD PREY TRADE—We have now a very fino as %Jr sortment of Gold Pens; chiefly if: the finest quali ties, end adapted to all hands. ' • '• Just received, a very superior lot, made to order, with e d at care, and decidedly the finest Pens we have ever All oar fine pens warranted W. W; WILSON, - Fe% 69 Market et., corner of Fourth. JI Uri tk.—vVe Wive now an Amer can Razor which JUI "boats the English." Tbey have been before the 'public about two years, and have given universal sat isfactlon: Eiery Razor warranted, or money returned. Straps of the best make jet,4 0 u 1431..11(11A:us to r u u Mutated London Works, and the public enerally, are respectfully is - formed that the Art Journalfor May is now rrady, for delivery. This month is more than nonslip interesting, as it contains many engravings of objects now exhibit ing at the World's Fair. Also, the finh and sixth num bers of the Cyclopedia; as well as the thirteenth and -sixteenth parts of Fletcher's Devotional Family Bible. Paniesvishing the Store, will, It' is believed, have an eithortnultrof seeing the most magnificent Bible ever el:feted for sale in Pittsburgh. • . WOODWARD k..,JE.LLEIPS, 73 Third street. MO- Contractors, Bridge Builders &e Herr's Island Saw Mills are now preparing to re ceive and execute promptly All orders for Bridge and other Timber, on the most fay ruble terms the market will permit. (myS) JAMES' CARMAN & CO: • =es:Loved. • ifIocRRAN, !ivßru & CO.- have removed • th eir 1‘;" Warehouse Ur No. 20 Wood street, in the house for mer' occupied by George Cochran. Emyu6.-2a, DR: A. WILSON'S Tonle, Catharuc ana Anti- Dyspeptic Pills arc sold at:N0.513 Smithfield atreet. These Pills arc highly recommended by all who have used theirs, and are well known In this city as a certain preventive of sick headache.. S. L CUTHBERT, my3o -50 Smithfield street. TOHN M TIM has just received beautiful assort .) ioent of those , green and blue watered Silk Parasols. Also, a new style of ,satin turc—all of which will .be sold at a great reduction from former prices. • . . JOHN W. TIM - Whip, Cane and Umbrella Factoryi,, je4 N0.143.W00d street. COTTON HOOLEHif AND ULOV.k...—A. fall posed, mentor all colors and. qualities of Hosiery, Nvith•a fine assortment of Lisle Thread. Silk and Callon Gloves; for sale, wholesale or retail, by • F. H. EATON,.. , trivia Fly data. • ' RAVE IN STORE, and will sell at Pldladelphin k ti z, cs,2o dozen assorted worsted, linen and - cotton Iyea iibovonre well Worth the attention of Stuldlers And Merchants, as they will be sold at unusually low prices, wholesale -or retail. at JOHN W. TIM'S . .Whlp, Cane and . Umbrella Factory, • ' . . • . N 0.143 Wood stitiet. stret l. invoice of vreegksviipderitotrN'Libe and• T 71011. Tels, of the !gest . imponations„ "For Oolo ng sale very . lira, by the half chest or_ pound, by : • WM. A..-McOLURG ic:CO: • . , „bur • • • , Grocers and. Tei Dealers.'. firtorellaWifw: Stationery MT. W. WILSON lECIEMI :31ito ,Str. - - 100113106•POLKAI-.crimpidterlitstierioef • Mercedes Waltz — try - slitter B.•le Waltz; . • •••:•••• • . ' Kate 1110ote;-the American 1046 Darling; •• Ben Bolt—by Kneads. . • ... ..; . Old Arm Chair—by Henry Hassell; ' • Alountairt Meld's Invitation—a celebtiteel the Rainer Family; • - I would-not: Die in Winter—in reply to the. * .Bang would not Die in Spring lime. bltiPte by J. 13.111fItatn1;" Susette and Bean - Joa; The Wreath—a collection of eight beatailla for the Guitar Also, Carcassli t • c arallis, and R. Cnlver'S:Fieteitorst for the Onttar; • T. Hanter4, Henri }fortes, Bingmirller, ned Charles Theoretical and- Practical ' . Piano Forte School. Together With it largo assortment of tne . best Violin, Guitar, Vic/Ili:melba, anddouble base Strings, to be had la the chy„ Just received by express and for sale by C. SLUM, Piano Depot. No.llB W00d.c1..• '• ' New Mule t T_T. .KLIMEK has just received— Where are the Friends of My Youth? I'll Beare with Thee; Farewell, if ever Fondest PruYer ; Temperance Antliem—Dedicated to the Tempertkocd. Societies ; • • . song of Mercy: Poetry from Bunyan's Pd rim. - Progress; Fly Swin t e Zephyrs ; • The Keepsake- Cone Song; Go 'Where Honor—from Colsnello. By Verdi ; Drinking Song. By " Macbeth ;', - • . The Celebrated Cradle Song. Hy W. V. %Vallace Moonlight Is Bleeping ; The Star of Love. A beautiful Ballad by W; V. Wallace; .. •• Those-floppy Days are Gone—as sung by. tho Swain: Cathartne Hays; , Henrietta, Wallace Concert, Keepsake, Hamburg, Fashion Polka's. Also, a - fine seledtion of easy tench lag music; Waltzes, Plarchef, and a complete assort ment of Violin nod Flute Mame. SIGN OF• TIRE GOLDEN HARP, jel3 • - No. let Third street. N. B —Now attiring a fine stock of NEW PIANOS' Books 1 - Books t CEIMITZ'S' HISTORY OF GREECE. AHistoryor Greece, from the earliest time, to the destruction of Coriath, - B. C. 146; mainly hazed opcin that of Connop Thlclwall, D. D. Bishop of - St. David'a. By Dr. Lica ard schmith, F.11:.1. E. The Harmony of Prophecy ; or Scriptural llhastm tionvof the Apocalypse. By the Rev. Alexander Keith, - . . Ballads for the Time e ; Genildlne; Haclenus, A Thous and Lines, and other Poems. By Martin Farquhar Tupper. Proverbial Philosophy, A Modern Pyramid, and the Poems of King Alfred, By Martin Farquhar Tupper. The Heir of Waw •Wiryland—a Tale. By Mary ROWitt. Toe . Philosophy of Mathematics. Translated from the Count de Philosophic Positive of Auguste Comte. By.W.M.GiKespie. Harper's. New York and. Erie Railroad Gu'de Book. Containing a description of the scenery, rivers, town!, villages, and most important works on the Road—with one hundred and shiny six engravings. By Leming and Sunni, from original sketches made expressly for for this work. By William Macleod. Harper's New Monthly Magazine for June. Te Gold Worshippent; or the days we live in—a Fu• tate Historical Novel. By the author of '.Whitefriars.” The above works lust received and tor ea le by. R 0- STOCKTON, . . 47 Market street . . Hood's New Jewelry Storer lllEundernigned has lately opened his stock of FlriE GOLD and SILVER WATCHFS,and FINE GOLD VELRY, az 51 Massa; smacre, two doors from Third stteet k and wishes to inform the citizens of Pins burgh and vicinity that be Intends to make this place his home, and would solicit a share of the patronage of the citizens. lie informs all persons who are oestrous of purchasing anything in the way of One Gold or Silver Watches 1, rich Gold and fashionable Jewelry, Cc , that he wi.l at all times sell every article in his line at New York 'City prices, and at least from 10 to 50 per cent. lower than the same quality or goods are usually sold •for Ira this section of country. Please call and examine the (,nods and prices. [W2l'3 G. L. Ilt.ioD. I VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT IN TRURO. DR. HARD'S IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS and RUP'(URERE%IEDY,bysvhicha permanent c are can be effected. Tbis Truss is entirely different inform' and principles of attlon from other. Trosues, having all the advantage of a well-regulated and uniform pressure. The pressure can be 'so.regulated ns to give case and comfort in the most eillienit cases of Hernia, and can be increased to almost any force desired. The pressure is natural, and being brought to bear immediately over the hernial opening, and afforditir perfect security and retention at all times, even under the most violent exe r case. 13y the we of this Truss, when applied properly by a skillful Surgeon, the wearer is pinged beyond the d eager of strangulation, or any other dangerous or pain• fel aymptoms,which is not sn 'infrequent occurrence to the weaving of illy adapted Trusses. It is a very com• mon practice forpersous afflicted with rupture to select Trues and apply it themselves. This is a bad ptac tiee, which can be seen onq - by those who understand the anatomy of the parts affected in hernia. We would most respeetfal:y call the attention of PHYSICIANS to this Fuss, as we know they will ap preciate its value. We also have a variety of other 'Trusses at the lowest prices. Infant Tresses kept con • stand , / on hand. KEYSER & McDOW ELL, mys 3 .l 140 Wood streei, Pittsburgh, Pa. - Dr.llarloo Abdominal !Supper quEst;SUPPORTERt+ are intended shied, for the T career P ROL A PSIS UTERI, and all those diroases where a mechanical suppon to the Abdominal Vicera It required. They give perfect support to the abdomi nal organs, and may be worn with comfort by all. The diseases prodneed by a weakness of the abdominal muselea are Prolapis .Uterl, Fatting of the Bassets, Piles, Cosilveness, emus In the Back and Spine, Lassi tude and Extreme Feelings of Prostration, Bronchitis, Shortness of Breath, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspep sia and general debility. So!d by KEYSER 3: hrpowELL, mr27 140 Wood at. "L‘XTRA FINE OuLONG TE.AB.—Just received at - KJ No. 258 Liberty street, a very Juperior article of Oolong Ten, which we believe cannot be surpassed in this city: - Those desiring a very choice; delicately Bavoted,but highly.stromalle Black Tea, arc invited to give tins • trial. Green Teas of every variety, from 371 ceuts to 81; Black Teas, of every variety, front :15 cents to 81,- 25; English and Irish Black Teas. Warranted to give satlsfacuoff,or no sale. Constantly an hand and (jr . sale by W. A. AI'CLIIIIO Is CO., le2 Grocers and Tea Dealers strossigor. Look at This DAGUERREOTYPEt FOR ONE DOLL AR, put up in Fine Morocco ases,-Tbe subscribers announce to the citizens of Pittsburgh nud vicinity, that they can get a likeness for One half the usual price, not to be sal , passed by those taken in the East. .te don't mean to . be surpassed by any. Havigg a large sty and side light, we are prepared to salt the most fastidious. We will not ask any person to take a likeness unless it suits them_.. Miniatures pat in Lockets, Pins or Rings. hick or deceased persons taken at their tesidence. FORA FEW WEEKSONLI'. • MERRIMAN a LAWYER. • Rooms on 3d st-, opposite St. Charles Hotel. myls:6md. Daltillas I . patinas 1 :MDR beet assortment and most rare and beautiful vs riety of Dahlias west of the Allegheny Mountains, are to be had at Roninson , s Store, Fifth street, next door to the Morning Fast, one door from Wood. This collection cost hundreds of dollars to the urns. true grower who selected them, and have been pro nounced the best in private hands in the United States, --being from Snow Flake, (Pure White,, to Faus.in Ist, (Jet Black); and from Queen of Primates, (best Yellow in the world), to War Sagas and Gan, (the best swims in the world,) with all the fanny varieties be tween the opposites,, hat have been named. Prices shall bre made to suit. Remember, - ROBINSON'S, Fifth streetp - one door from Wood. . . bet- renoovtile Property for Milo. THE Board of School Directors will sell at Pub is Auction, on Thursday, the sth day of June, on the premise*, a corner Dot, 2 feet front on Pike reet, run ning back along Market alley to Foster's alley—(having three fronts). On which is erected a two story Brick. and a Fratpe House. Terms made known on dhy of sale. .5. H. SADDER, my2Oits Secretary. WUNTRY RESlDerscc; Fint HEN r.—A new ono, NJ wctt finished two MIT Brick House, suitable for a small family; a large yard, good water, and a stable, with three stalls—all in complete order.- Immediate po session can be had. Situate about three miles from the city, on the old Washington Road, Rent 830 to the Ist of Igiuxember next, or 860 to the tot of April next. S. CUTHBERT, Gen'l Agent, 00 Smithfield 'Rect. Desirable Property for Sale. IG4OR SALE OR PERPETUAL LEASE—Two beau " tiful lots on Duquesne Way, below Hay st., togeth• er, 40 feet by 125 to an alley.. Also, Building Lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and on Braddock street, on the. Plank Road, and grounds on the bluffs east of my mansion. The latter p!uperty has no rival for beauty of prospect in this vicinity, if possibly, elsewhere. " JAMES g. citAvr, my3o • . ' 144 Fourth et. To if arM era. LOOOACRES FARMING AND GRAZING LANUS, in Warren'county, located on the Allegheny River, within twelve %ilea of the NeW York and Erie Railroad. • . . - . . Also-I,OOU acres in Elk county, for sale on accommo dating terms. Enquire of . A. WILKINS & CO., my 22 • . • -• cernerof Market and Third sta. warding Rouse. ' SUTrAßLE'accommodations for several BOARDERS can be had inthe Diamond. itoardingeltber by the week, day or meal. Moderate charges. my2ttf WM. JELLISON. WHITE SCARF SILK.—A. A. Mason ,tc. Co. have Nit received per express this morning. a supply of the above scarce and desirable Goods. Also, an addi tional supply Crimped Tr ~ mm • Ong Ribbons, to which the • attention of customers islnvi N te on .. 62 and QS-Market e 1..... Ail UNE NEW LAWNS.—A, A. Mason &Co have .131 received this day a large lot of Those very desirable 13rovim Lawns, which they will sell very cheap at wholesale or retail at jet) :LIMNOS ANDITABLE thiVERS.-.--A. A. &Isms! a Ce.woald'respeetfully call the attention of House keepers to their very extensive assortment richly print ed and embosised Piano:and Table :Covers, assorted co lors. Also. 'a very large supply of Linen and Damask TaLle Cloths, Napkins, Deities, Towels, &c., rke. • je9 • • . ' Nos. 62 and 64 Market sr. LlEAuTtria, ST(IItE ROOM TO LET-4.M Market 13 sweet. adjoining the Watch and Jewelry Suite of W. W. Wilson: This . Store Room has a plate. glass window, and is the most attractive front in the city. .1v id located% the yen' beat plea s e for Dry. Goode or any Fancy Vastness.' The rent 'fa the balance of the yeas will be very low.. Enquire of JAMES GRAS, • myat ' ' oe i W. W. WILSoN.. : TIAGODa TEA STORE.—Hassruant & Calais have .0 this day.received from London, per packet ship C. Grinnel, gO chests of English. Black, Congon TOM Al so, a lot of extra fine scented orange Pekoe Teas. - Old country people vrilffind it to their advantage to call and try these Teas,as they arc superior in - freshness and quality to any inTittsbnrgh, =AA; - prienifiyOng'from 371 to 75 cents lb. TUST 'REOEWED and for , sateity - HAWORTH tc, tj CAIRPA 20 bblo Swan's Refinedli:Orgar. (jell SYRUPS—Under:wood's True Leman Syrup - , a very sapenor and pure article for making Lernonade. " Lemon. Sugar and Strawberry Vinegar, for.salc by W. A. iSITLIJRG 'dc co., • Grocers and Tea Dealers, ic9t'2 Liberty st. 1 > ailve , BALT—A superiocartiele for the Dairy or table, it up in small bags for family nee.' .1.21 -. For see. by....A. bI'CLUEIG &VD. sa,sy , eatiO UHElMW—Received bnd for ask }OD FISH-600 tbs. very fine Cod Fish for We by tear unoersigned na og disposed of the enas • cute Anderson fr.. Co., take greatpleronme In recommend.' lag their , stmeassonlMineold +manila/daemon/le above ' Atm. - . Pegg AVCAIVEMON in /STEVENS. ' '" • . , 1 .-' - •;i'L..';'.*: . ..,tt'aitt . 4 . *::; . .ooolll4iiiis..i, The VitiallalapA ilqlre, Insurance Company. - • Or PffiLtDiQ.rttia. , riIRECTORM;;; Charlet, W. Ganotitr; George W. =chards, Thomaa Bart, . Mordecai D.iLervia, ,s 'TobiaaliVagner, Adolph' E. Boric, '• • • ' Samna 0 1 6111,• David S. Browne, Jastob , 'Morrie Patterson. 4 l CliAlo. 12,13ANCEER - ,Pres't• .Clis.3.l3 l 6442l=92tflecrentrl: , - .8 1 F•0 • on Constant. to,maka Imamate ' perpet . wa or limited, on everideseription.nrprepetlyin.town and country, nt ratednalove tat ate inhenstent Witkiteettrity.. Tile' Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund, _Which, with their Capital and Premium), safely invested, afford ample protection to the assured. . The Assets of the Company, on lande . ry lat,lB4 - 4, pablialted agreeably to an Aot of Assembly, were as fol. • 918,128 68 • meal state ,• .441.-- • -••••••—•-•—• • 84,377 78 Temp ososY 83,980 17 Stocks ' o',BB° on cRA; - 64 346 81 • 08 44 Since' Their Int orporau4ia:period of 21 years, they have paid upwards of On *Pion Four Hundred ,Then:, sand - Doliars;tokstiVy 6re; thereby affording evidence of,tho.advantages of Insurance, an well as the ability and disposltiortto,m . eet with promptness,_all liabilities. • , ) ' • - •IS.GAILDINER COFFIN, Agent, . -. ..olrteri N. E.:corner Wood and 3d ins. apr24l. Pittsburgh late iirsttrishor inauk. _COMPANY-was incorporated In Februar,- ISSl r with perpetual Chatter, and has commenc ed' birdness on a Capital of '9100,000 The Company does business both on the Joint Stock ond Mutual plan: - Oktho Joint Stock plan the rates are One-third less than those charged by Mattel Conmaides.and Fifteen Per Cent. Lower than thefttaleet 'of most Stock Compa nies. Mutual rates ire the saike-stathosa adopted by other safely conducted Companies;- Thosa insured on the mut qui principle have the combined securities furnished by that system of insurance, and the Capitol, and Sur. .plus.Pund of the Joint Stook department.* i • • The Charter permits the granting of insurance on-life, in every form, including this - right of wife, children, pa rents, relations friends or ereMoare—to insure the life Of -another for their own orrelasive benefit, payable after dente, or upon the parties arriving at the age'of 50.55, GO or 65, at the option of the insured. • OFFICERS. • James S.iloon, President. Samuel llPCiarkan, Vico President. • . Joseph Leech Treasurer. Charles - A. Colton.Secretnry, • .James S. noon Joseph S. Leech, , John El.Dilworih, • CharMs A. Colton, ' Samuel IldsClurkan, • William' Phillips, . John A. Wilson. • . MEDICAL BOARD. _ Consulting Physicians. Joseph. Garram, M. D. - William Addison, M. D Jeremiah Brooks, M. D :B. G. Edrlngton,. M. D. 'ELVALS/Nli gunuctars. - Samuel Dilworth, M. D., 47 ;Smithfield 4itteet. Robt. Snyder, M. D ,103 Fourth st. • i John Crawford, M. D. 22 Sixth at. ; , Wm. McK Morgan, M. D. 107 Liberty at. Dr. Dilwonnwill be in attendance at the office, every day, at 12 o'clock. Those who have spoken for an agency, are requested to call, take their papers, and commence operations forthwith. All petit's, engaged to the ILEIOUrIttICe bust. nets will be supplied with blanks and allowed the usual Office of the Company, No. 7.5 Fourth Otter. my 7 . - c.A:couroN See'y . orkS4eis kla:ls 'wad inliarker Itri - rinsailiani tuition • • •• • •'' ' I'l9SlLIltANOlkli, • 2,I!HE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMER IC A, Philadelphia, chartered 1794. capital:lBsooe 00 1 assets January 13,1951, (41,001,2115 DO ' will make insurance on buildings and their contents in this city and vielaity. Also, an property of every descrip tion, on steamboats and other vessels, either by Inland tnnuiporiation or on the seas. • DIRECTORS: Arthur G. Coffin, Prcs't., Jacob M. Thomas, sninael W. Jonas. John R. Neff, Edward Smith, Richard D. Wood. John A. Brown, William Welsh, Samuel F. Smith, Francis Haskins, Samuel Brooks, S. Austin Allibonc, Charles TitYlo•4l William E. Bowen, Ambrose White, . George W. Aspinwall, .. Thomas P. Cope, .. James N. Dickson, S. Morris, Water, . H. D. Sherrerd, See , y. This is . the Oldeat Insurance Company in the United rinses, and from Its high standing, long experience, am ple means, and avoiding all risks • of an extra hazard ous character, maybe considered as offering simple se curtly to the public. . WhL P. JONES, Agent, . • • j 12 4 - ' No:14I Pronistreet.- assiraanvx. RE DELAWARE 111UTCAL , SAFETY INSUR MI ANCE COMPANY.--Offiee.Nonh Room of the Ez ehange,Third street, Philadelphia. '". ' Fuss Itonntancs—Baildings, hlerchanclize and other property in town and cooing', insured aainst toes or damage by fi re at the lowest ran of premi um.: • Manua luntrassres.—They also insure .Vessels, Car goes rind freights, foreign or coastwise, under. Orlell or special policies as the assured may desire. Im. innTaaxisorrsviort.—They also insure raerchan dire transported' by Wagons, Railroad , Carp, Canal Boats And bteam Boats, on riven and lakes, on themes liberalterms. " • ; ; DIFECTORS—JosepI JI. Seal, Edmund A. Sander John C. Davis. Robert Rumba, John 11. Pearose.S.urtuer Edwards, G eo. G. Leiper Edward Darlington, Isaac R. • Davis, WWl= Folvrell, John Newlin,Dr:R. M. Hinton, ilUlleß.C: Hand, Theoplulus Paulding, H. Jones Brooks. Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig, George Serrill, Spencer Me- Basin, Charles Kelly, J. o .'-Johnson , William Hay, Dr S. Thomas, John Sellers. Win. Eyre, Jr. DIRECTORS AT errratnawn. —D. T. Morgan. Hugh Craig, Jno. T. Logan. ' WILLIAM MARTIN . , President. Tnos. C. Him, Vice President. Josarn W. Cower, Secretary. MT Mee of the Company,No.t2 Water street, Pint. burgh. ' (jel6:dal • V. A. hIADEIRA, Agent. _ Wire and Bllilllllll lens THE OFFICE of thei inn:nano Croat NiertikA.mono has been emerald the Warehouse of llardy.lones h. Co., No. 141 Front street, third Loan East of %Vend s tree t. where the subscriber will issue Policies on Dui ICl !opined their contents; and onShipmerits by Steamboats and other vessels, for the above old and responsible Company. [ap3) WM. P.IONES, Agent. Life and Beat' lnausassera. LHE MUTUAL LIFE . AND nerami :INSURANCE COMPANY, of PeladdpAia, Incorporated by the slnsure of Permsylvania r March,l64d; Chater P4r petunl; Capital 8100,000. Rata lower than any Penn //t -easel Company, and full :10 per ecnt. lywer than t h usual rates of Life Insurance, as the following comveri son will show. Thus a person or the ago of :t0 insurine for 8100 for life, mast pay in the Girard 82,30. Pennsyl vania Iwo. Penn Mutual slM,'Esintable 11:1,04 Nos England 82,36, Albion 82,49,New opt Life fat r Wi, I Ifi andlfeahh, Philadelphia. Sl9l. , Diatcyuas—Samucl D Ornck, Charles. Wni Boone, Robert P King, Charlet P flitycs,lll W Baldwin. 0 Chas B Campbell' d HS Reeve, AL D.; Lewis Cooper: I Rodman Bnxiter„E 11 'Sutler, Edwin EL Cope. Per..n dent, Samuel D Orrick •, Vies President, Robert I'. King Secretary, Francis Blackburn°. Applications will bo received and every inforitatim, given by SAMUEL FARNESTUCK, Aent. Orinca: Commercial Rooms: r ammer of Third And :Wood streets Pittsburgh. •• • '' • occ.r.ky Flei end Didraae Inseireince. :TIRE Innuance,Companj of NOrth America, of Philo 1 delphir,through Revd y authorized Agent, the sub. scriber, offers to make permanent and !Muted, Insurance on property, in this pity and its vichniy,and on shlpmeu by the canal and rivers. • DIRECTORS:: • • Arthur O. Coffin, Preal. Samuel Smote, . Alex. Henry Charles.Taxior, J Samuel W. ones, Samuel W. Smith Edward Smith, Ambrose White, John A. Brown. Jacob M. Tbomat John White ,, •• - • . John R. Neff, Thomas r: Cop•i; • Richard D. Wood, Wm: Welsh, • • • ' Henry'D.•Sheirrard,Seci , y. • This Is the oldest Insurance 'Company in the United Slatted:taring been chartered in 1.79 d. Its charter is per petual, and from its high tonading, Joint experience, am. pie means, and agoiding ell ruts of an extra hazardous character, it maybe. considered as offering ample securi ty to the public... WILLIAM P. lONFS. • At Counting Rooin ofAiiroodiJOnes co., Water and Front sts.; Pittsburgh . • •• mayfly "'Joplin 1111 9 0 artn es t lII3LF - SA,U.' 'AND RETAIL F.A1A..111.' IN Foreign' 'arid Dontistie - Cigars, Tobahif . cen a l ie Snuff; No. 142 Wood street, comer Virgin y_, apal4l p/a3oursta, la. AeeLl, persons having business With the undereikned, either as Public • Accountant, Instructor In nook ping, or otherwise', will find him ot the Pitts , urgh Commercial College, from 9 till It • o'clock, A.•M., and from 2 till 4 o'clock, P. M. Mcrchent• in want of competent Book. keepers can be supplied by . calling on JOHN FLEMING, epr9 Principal Instructor in the Science of Accounts. . Fairmount Fire /Engine for Sale: mombera of the Fairmount Fira .Company offer J l a their ENGINE for sale. In firat•rate order, and rstll It la be sold cheap. Enquiry of J. SMITH. Feey., aprattf No. 907 Penn street. Cabinet askant Wonted. MBE subscribers will employ a number of good hands at the above business; viz: Bateau, Bedstead and Table makers. None but goad workmen need apply,— as good wages will be given and payment prompt. . RYAN & 111.'KEF, No. 21 . Firth street. ROACHES BY THE PECK...4w° hoses of. the Rx terminator were purchased by a gentleman the other day, who went home and that night prepared It according to directions. The next morning ho collected about a peck of dead Roaches, and font d a ntunbet of dead rats in the cellar. In the yard be found several members of the rat family staggering about as if under the influence of liquor.• A few mysterious knoesings took place, whtch soon silenced them. The Exterminator never fails. Price 23 cents per box. • Sold.by- • • St L. CUTHBERT,.. myl3L •• • . • Smithfield 'street: - DARCHOIENT VELOPES.—Lipman's Adhesive, 1 Parchment Envelopes. These envelopes arc the strongest and safest .that can be used for enclosing valuable letters or. papers—being made of Parchment Paper. which will vnthstand any ordinary friction 'or moisture. Assorted sizes sold at W. S. HAVEN'S,— • Stationery Store, , m itiarket , corner of Second in.'. Nos. 62 and 61 Market at RICE FLOUR, Forina,Eugo, Preparecreorn, Anoorovt, for sale by W. A: & C 0.,: Grocers and Tea Coolers: .. ICE JARS—The "Ice Jar."' or "Water Coolers we are meting, are well worthy of examination, as they are very neat and well calculated for private fatal. lies, hutela and boats. .. , . We aro alto =autoMarin ficfrigntore of galvunizrd end-other iron. - - - SeiklVE.. ATKINSON & OKET Y. QIUNDISIbaLr24 Ots.Cheese ; la lO bbls. Conied Beef; . . Recelvea:percanal and for sale bp'_ ca •11 .. CARBON & WANIGHT. LI UNUMS.-3011CICCILlireatiOP?' - 10 bbls. Loaf.Sogar, ReceiveAyFryrike . h . ing!_o3, and for site Ir. ... .CARSON::di WICNIGitT lIITANTSD .1101EDIATELY.-47ito _Good Box Na. Nit • 11 4. 1 74 . s. oFF icEi4: - „Buildings. FiftliAtt.: 20110r6eAftlt LVIRITS..For ea la 'by,: X myl_6- • • •••—w • r inciMER 7.:ALEIISHAItL. IA celebrated illy and Muttereloorks, received and for sale by . ; - W. , POINDEXTER, • • • " Agent for N. ilarper & Co., Water st.,, ddraldoorabove Market: g • LOVES-74U Stim-lor Bale . • • W Nwun B. A. F&IIIO3.7STIONZN & CO: -~;-,:. :.:<: . .~./ : • -•••• • 4.4 ":• , -t" ';;;' • r . 11 . :77 . . =US BllBinelll Notice. .11 or • Idea= krunee, giase jars; • • . ::-Veiryouperior do. .•finoy botos ; • • ‘7 , :Glenoan . -do For sale by,. yl4 . ..• A. Zd'CLORO & CO. rirwpt: CENTRlS:Ziiiiittile by — • 1 • ". ••••;•• . ••liIr.M.:TER P. MARSHALL, . No. 0.5.W00d street = - " -.".; Z. ••"' , .• , i` * IDvti:4sto3ll3. . . OBEAZILEDUCrIgNIN PRICES. Second. antral Of:Sism-:Summer GOOdllt AT GREAT BARGAINS: THElmest,Cbeapest and Best Stock of FAN- , iCY DR.S.GOODS ever offered in thiscity, is now opening at. YOUNG,STEVENSON 4 LOVE'S ta t nee Hive Store, No. 74 Market Street, between Fourth sire: an d the Diamond, Pittsburgh, ' The proprietors have just opened a large and most beautiful assessment at. the Newest and bloat Fashiona ble Styles of Fancy and Dry Goods, which have been purchased since the great reduction in pricesat the large clearing out sales in New York and Philadelphia, and will be offered .to. cash buyers at from 20 to 25 per cent lower than former !niece. DRESS GOODS of every deaription,from the cheap est to the most costly and.magnificent, such as 'a very large and beantiful stook of the following articles : • Chem and Jasper chene Silks; BiGladistre, plain ehemelion and lace silks . ; • Do • • stripe do do; .. •Do • plain:blank • • do; Brocade, Armues and Pauli de Soles, all colors ..Blitek and ehamelion Turk satins, and watered si lks; "'Chenelind India Foulard silks ;. • ..-Do printed and plain silk tissues ' • Do .do Alberdnes and Grentulines; Plnin,jwinted and embroidered be rages; Chant plain and figured silks, and poplins; -Chameleon tiro de . Naples; ' . - • ' • Fads:printed bernges do de falai:al . . :,:do. and plan all wool delaines, ••: • ;do tawins jaconets,• _Plain And' with - soldered math . anti Swibses ; Plain and printed casarneres; de lames and alpacas; French and domestic gingliams ; • English and American chiathea, and calicoes, at all B NNETS and RIBBONS at great bargains; ing rind summer shays's, do do; Needle worked sleeves, cuffs, collars and cheini tett, • Needle Worked : laces and muslin caps; . , Embroidered, hem stitch • and plain linen - - handkerchiefs I•ancy silk poems hdlifs, cravats and neck ties ; Gloves, hosiery and suspenders, a large stock; I rith linens, table cloths and table linens 4 Tickens,cheeks;crash,hlrd-cye,diapernapk las; t • • BletichentailbtowlYniuslh* from 6 to 120. per yd ; • Do ••• brown and colored Cauton flannels; • French cloths, plain and fancy cansimeres & satinets; Cashmerets, tweeds, merino cassimercs • and Ky; • jeans ;- Mack satin and fends? oestings, &0., &c. i - • -11:7 7 Tb e : pieprietots• wohld • respectfully solicit an 'early call Dom all their. friends, and the public gen• erally, feeling confident that they can offer greater tn dacements to whole sale and• retail buyers : than any . have heretofore been offered in Pittsburgh. • - myffltf YOUNG, STEVENSON IL LOVE. ' A A.IIIASON /ATPORTBRA . , JOBBERS AND RETAILERS IN • DRY GOODS, • • • 02 and 04 Mirka street, Pittsbut 01, ANNOUNCE to their friends and the public generally, that they arc now prepared to exhibit the largest and most carefully selected stock of ENTIRELY NEVV GOODS they have ever offered in this city, comprised of the most Melt and fashionable fabrics, as well as the more common, and which wilt be offered at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES at which Goode can be sold In any of the Eastern Cities. Their two .lower Sales Rooms will be devoted exclusively to Retail Trade, and Goods arranged in departments, viz : Silk ihrmenent—All the new and fashionable styles imported this season, including the ben :makes of Black Silks. Drug Deeds Department— Comprising Pop:ins, Dere ges, Tissues, Bemge De Laines, Cashmeres, De Dailies, Lawns, Mullins , Combrtcs, Jackoncts, Grenadines, Bombazine*, Alpacas, tee. Wtateis, Plagues e.—Canton. Crape, Plain and Em brgidered. Also, Damask, Thibet, De Lainc, Cashmere ) Stit, l'alm Fig, and other Shawls. Also, Vizettes, Pale torts bisubllas, kc. Hativa and Glove Deparmunr—Will always be found complete wAlt the best makes pf Cotton and Silk Ito siery.' The beat Rid Caprice always on hand. • T..firess'Deparrment.:-3-4, 4.5 and 3.4 Waite Llnert,Lin- , en Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen, Napkins; Doylies, Bleached and Brown; Damask, Towel lug, Diapers. &c. White Geode—Checked and Dotted Cambnes, Mull, Banns, Book and Nainsook Mullins; Victoria and Bish op Lawns, of every quality an] pries. Also, Curtain Materials, Piano and 'Fable Covers. Embroidered Lame, Tliormings, 4-c.— A complete as sortment. Also, Ribbons, Flowers, Tabs, tcc.; Parasols all kinds. Also, Bonnets of all the latest styles. ' Domestic Geode Department-1a probably one of the most estensive in tt e country, embracing everything kcown as Domestic. The proprietors (eel confident that with their business facilities, large and attractive stock. their unusually low prices, cannot tailor giving perfect satisfaction.. Purchase's arc respectfully I:lran:reed that they will be pleased at any time.to receive their orders for Goodsjat Eastern times,and also to duplicate any Eastern bill of Goods at the same Eastern rates. New and Fashionable Goods will be received co straitly th rough the season Only Ode Price • • sprat NeW - Varteiy end Dry Goods Store. No. 07s North-was corner of Moo rt. and Diamond agcy. DCO, having opened at the above stand, • are now offering for sale a large and complete assortment of VARIETY and DRY•6OO DS, consisting in pan of Dread Cloths; Cassimercs, Soonest, Summer Pant S Leff, Fancy Ve sti am, Lad iee Dress Goods. Lawns. Dc tatines, Gingham, White Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Hosiery, &c.,&c. Also, a complete variety of Cutlery, direct unto Sheffield. Together with Clocks, Gold and Sliver Watches, and Watch material, Gold and -Silver Pens and Pencils, and Jewelry. A fine assortment of Palm Leaf Hats, be. In short,we have on hand almost every article usually kept in the Dry Goods and Variety line. Ail of which smear for sale on the most favora ble terms, either for cash or satisfactory reference D. GREGG & CO. N. B.—The business of the late firm of Gomm & br- C/CIDLI3II, will be settled by ;be sabsenber, of the house of D. Gregg & Co., as tbe Wolfe, notes and papers are ln my possescon, and I am fully authorized to settle op the business. [apstl) DAVID Gls EGG. Extra Family Flour. J'R the convenience of the citizens, the proprietors f the "PITTSBURGH ClTYlllll..LS,'"have placed. bores far the receptive of orders, at the following places: J. & B. Floyd's mare, corner of Wood andtltb Al.Haywood , e Shoe mare, corner Liberty.and Mark et - A. Ileclon's store, 3d street; L. Weleoz, Jr., Druggist, cor. 4th and Smithfield ; John I Smith's start, car. High and Wylie weer.; • Telegrams', (Mee r Fourth street; 11. C, Keitv. Ureter, cor.dth at. and Market alley; M.Grass'ss.ie, nth Ward. The Flour war I II Will call twice or thrice daily, for ardent, and the Flo is, &e., delivered promply either in barrels or sacks, (sack Flour is preferable for family use,rwithout charge for cartage. . . It ts plain that no arcounur can be allowed, and that drivers can have no permission to leave Flour without payment. We hope that the public will be pleased with this arrangement, as we shall endeavor to do them Just • ee. tmay2o; . WILMART/I & NOBLE.. Dr. W. P. OILEB, ETFIRiIiA KY BURGEON ; having been A tizt linvited to return by his friends, respect fully otters his professional services to the citisens of Pittsburgh and its vicinity ; and takes the present opportunity . to express his acknowledgments to them (or the flattering encouragement lacy did extend to him in the prosecution of his profession daring five years, and again invitee their patronage, Having prae tised for tho last ten years, in the. Uruted States, be pre somei he Is capable of treating the various diseases to which Horses are liable, in en able and scientific man. !;. MAW P. sites belittle °Moir in'Birißody Patterson's' Livery Stable, FOUATIT Street, between Wood and Smithfield streets, where he may be consulted daily from 10 till 3 o'clock, as to the soundness of gorses, and the disease or Iforsesand Cattle. Every description of Veterinary Medicine may be had at his office, accurately proportioned and properly adapt• ed to every disease to which the horse Is ineldent- - -Lini• meat, Lotions; Blisters, Bails of every 'description, and Condition Powders equal to any thing ever anted to the public. Good stabling for sick horses. Sick and lame horses attended to at their respective , stables, In town or conn trY. imo7:3md ► 13, W. P. GILES, VS. Mricrii.n.M.tal invites tee attention of ner k friends to an opening of Spring Mt:LINE- 5,..!; 7 !VERY, on Thursday next. Ladies' mud Children's Hats, in every vatitty Head Dresses and Caps • French Plc wers ; and a handsome assortment of wide 'Ribbon, Embroideries, Silk and Laws Mantillas, and a great ma ny other Goods in her lin3. P. s.—Three or four good Milliners wanted • . • No. Y Fifth street. aprX3 • (Journal and Gazette copy.) Lithographic Institute. CO ".PARTNERSIIIP. , —.Thu sabscrioers most respect fully announce to their friends and the public gen erally, that they have this day entered IntO Co-Partner ship, for the purpose of carrying oil, at the old star.d, in. SingeTlY's Buildtagopposite lite Post 011ice,Third street, Pittsburgh; the Lithographic Printing, in all its various branches. Having machinery, receutly .arrived from Europe, they . a.re prepared to do works in Lithography equal to steel engraving. They solicit a continuance of the patronage bestowed heretofore so liberally to the One partner, ‘Vm. Schucbman,:and they hope by strict Attention to their business, by.elegant work man sh ip, and the most reasonable terms, to merit the favors of an en lightened public. • 'Bonds, Checks, Drafts, Machine DraWhigs, Likeness. is, Landscapes, Autographic Letters, Bill Beads; Plots Lithographed and Printed in Black, Gold Lironsn if Co lors. Specimens of their work can be seen at their Office, as above. • , WhI.SCHUCLIMAN, aprS3 • • • • • FRED. lIALTNLEIN.... ---------- PERFUMERY. AND FANCY SOAPS.—JAMES A. JONES corder of Liberty and Hand streets, has received . a' line aesorunent of Perfumery and Fancy 'Roussel's cologne water;.' Roussel'a omnibus soap Wethertille • do; do amantlne do; French ' do; do Circassian do; Wetberill'a toilet water; Brown Windsor • do; 'Aromatic vinegar; Transparent'weish Roussel's assortedextracm; Military ehaving soap.; Lubin's . do ' do; Roussel's shaving cream; Eau ; do do compoNl ; Genuine bear oil; Jenny Lind hair gloss do in marrow; : Odontine,orroee tooth paste; -U E Co. Partnership heretofore - existing between the T subscribers, under the ^ firm of J. S. BONNET & Co., is this day dissolved by,rnatual consent. .Either partner mayuse the name of the concern in settlement. JEBOhIE S. BONNET. MATTIIKW D. PATTON.. Pilubtarg4, April Ist, 18.50. '., . . . . . having sold my entire intereatin the Arm of 3:13. BONI:MT 8: CO.lO M. D. Pwrrolt. mq lath partner, and in .retlrtng from 4aainesq, I take ginat Otestaure in teem 'mending him to the confidence' of my friends and the tap3l • • .J. S.. BONNET. . • . • Stooped Shoulders. • - BOULDER' BRACES,—''hue Braces are essential ly adapted to those wheats professions' in life rendet the inclined posture necessary. To the 'consumptive, theeedentaryotnd.altthostisho, intheir daily pursuits, have contracted the habit of stooping, this Shoulder Brace is inestimable; prevents the shoulders from falling forward on the chest, expands the dimensions of the chamber in which the Lungti And Bean are-con tained, and gives buoyancy to the whole frame ;limey-in itsricuon;counteractlng the prineipal causes which lead 'to disease In those important organs; and torn thutterotui train of nervous illsito'which so many are subject. 'For sale by -••-- .ICEYSER -fiI'LIOWELL, mar? - 140 Wood at - --Or. kitaWsikbdontrn.al supporter.- •rplifts Instrument Is used in all t he Esatern cities, with unparalleled success. The erects produced by It ate truly wonderfalon all those cases where •abdomi nal-support is needed, from weaknetsof the abdominal meanies: Ida a sore care (or fallow of the womb, and . thraOkig Wit OrdiStligiii - vihich attend that complaint. For stdp..by •-• • • KEYdEIi. & bPDOWELL, Mospoesszsg , to ; ' TUST RECEIVED— z. 5 Do assorted Tuilcirs'` m . E4=2Lngil°l7fnZ2 k . Barbers' tet Scissors, the ausaufaeturers, sad for side at DowN & TETLEY'S, L7O Wow! - *. door!, balevrvoipa . . . V.7.7...7 - 1 1. .. -- 'r - r•-•,c---1... • ~,,.. „'. ti :,.. , ::{: t , t T'' . - il -P•,,P; „.•;. , - , ‘..,: - .7 . ,- - ;°'..,. ,_,- ~ -... .:!:.L.,y i t2i:, : • • . . . .. . \\••• .......,'• ~ , • _ .. ti -t- 0.-54,..:, ~• ,• • --.-. - , •..- 1-, -,-.:.<1,,,....--- : • ESE I ~ .! . , =BE A. A. MASON & CO DIIISOITICIOII. =EINE • • =NM ENE &t. aftlE4 -a* WitiOuwitit. 1; •• CABINET - • . •••• fiNITLIRE MANUFACTURER, 7 Ware.TOOMW 97. and 99; Third stitet. J. W. W, respectfully informs rnsfrictids and eastern .ers that he has now completed the largest and fi- nest stock of household furniture ever before seen in this city, as 'he is determined to uphold the quality with well-seasoned materials:best workmanship, anti newest designs; and from the extent of his orders and facility in mat ufaoturing, he ie enabled to prsiduce Warranted farnitare, at the lowest prices, • • • lie nag adopted the principle of identifying the cus tomers' interest with his own,,in quality and price, and keeps always on band the greatest variety of every des• cription of farniture, from the cheapest' and-plaineet, to the most elegamand costly, that a houge, or arty part of one, may be famished fronihis ptock, or manufactured. expressly to order. Ile thetcfore solicits an inspection, that the advantages Mills establishment maybe known. ne following articles consist, in part, of his stock, which for richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed in any of the Eastern cities: • - • drawing, din t- • • : • • ••• , and bed maul,• ... • • • chairs; of every variety, , : consisting of rosewoood , •mu- • . ' •-• hogany. and walnut. E I i za b e than, Conservatoire and Easy Chairs, or. every description; Cdnclics, Solas;Teta-rotete and DI vans of the latest French and lurierican•patterni;. . Taslises, What-Nots and ladies' Parlor. NVriung Deals .01 various kinds; 'Work Tables and fancy inlaid stands, music stands,ail& holders, marble top, mu- : . hogauy,rosewoed ad walnut centreand rota; to - bias, attention dining table}; all 'sizes of the • , . most Unproved, and decidedly the• best kind . made; card, Pembrote and' pier tiablea,' wardrobes, bedsteads. and washstands of each a largo. assortment gothic hall and parlor reception chairs, ottomans. and stools, secretary and book ' casee, side boards, fire screens , towel racks, bat stands, and ram& stools, cribs and cots • - for children; eaper mache, ' '— - - table "an • il •Ica-poys, ms• • , hogany, rosewood, and • -- inlaid pearl Tables, ,Oar- de.. . A large assortment of COblfiloli FURNITURE and WINDsOR CHAIRS. Camara MAIRILS supplied with all articles in their line.. • . :STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the short.. eat Donee, All orders prompt!: attended to .Jourriepzi_LenCabtnet a:bikers Assoclftelou • :WARE DOUSE, 119 SECOND STREET, ' . . - (near comer of Wood.) ' • TlllB ASSOCIATION, em bracing, already, twice to three •tiale6 as many bands as the far gest andlithertotnost renowned business shops of this city, have opened- their Ware house, and are able to furnish the public, by wholeialle or retailoxith Furniture of the foltowing viz: Mahogany Wardrobes ; ,Dressingßareaus'; Fall Col umned Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads • Mabogany . Chairsj. Rocking Chairs; Mabognsly -Washstands;So fas • Divans; Piano Stools ; Book - Cases • Secretar i es; Card Tables ;Tier Tables; Gus Card Tables; Centre Tables; Hat-Racks ; Fiend, Bedsteads; Ottomans; Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Tables; Work stands; Cherry and Common Worksuutus ; high post, common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus ; Cribs; Cradles, &c. • The advantages of co-operation, on an extensive F C . ale, permit them to sell at the lowest prices, and they are de termined to sell, laWer than any competitors, an equally, good, if not better article, and wart inted-as the,public will understand by giving tnern n call. ;11;:r Cy: metier wore of all desenreions, and other articles of any de:cription, made to order in every style, at the shortest notice. • • Irriarle ro C abl maes makiters Veneers Mahogany, Roscumd and Walnut; Famish, Hardman; and 'Furniture at Wholesale. THE subscribers have just received from Nevi "Yeik . and Boston a most splendid stock of VENEEGS, and are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable for the trade. AB of which we will roll at extremely loWprices.. As great care was taken in the selection of the stock, persons cannot tail to be suited either as to quality or price; and, as it is well .knowsi,dhat .Fiirniture can be made by machinery superior and much lower than by hand, the attention of the trade is respectfully invited. Turned Work, in all its branches, carried on as usual. Plank for hand rails, for Carpenters, and all articles required in manufacturing Cabinet Furniture, constantly on band—viz: Mahogany, Varnish,Hardware . , Run Cloths, Springs, d.c., &c. RYAN & • Ryan's Buildings, msteMydaw • • . No. 3t Fifth street EMIMUIM=I== - - - - No. 93 VIM area, batmen Market and Wood, S. ,ark aufe. • Ws have now on hand a large and .. ...ey2, splendid stock °revery* curie ty ot CHAIRS and CAIIINE'F-FURN ITURF.,WhieIt we •• • .. are con.fideitlcannot be su ryas sed, ir 7 ‘" - -V — • equalled', in this City, or i 3 tt.eWest, in style and finish. Those who arc in want oi Furniture arc rcapepttally Invited to call and 'examine for themselves. . ••:.. Steamboats furnished oath + shortest ostler. All orders promptly attended to. eblctar . O'DONNELL. MULLEN & roux Onossmia. tM7= ' • O'DONNELL, MULLEN • & CO. . Pittsburgh Chair & Cabinet ware ttoords, 16. 98 Third Street, South Sas. $ • • O'D. PS. A Co., =spectrally inform their friends and customers that they have, if not the largest tack ever before EMI in this city, the greatest variety of styles, the finest finished, -made of the best seasoned materials, and by the best. workmen in the western country—all of which they are-determined to sell as low as any other manufacturing establishment in the city. Oar stock is all oar own manufacture; no Importations. bteazataatUs and Hotels furnished at the shored notice; All orders promptly attended to.- ' : . *jell •Puraiiral iiriebtiate , are Rooms. 112' T. BAroUNG a CO.. orriser tf Third . . cad Sm ith field sts.,opposite Brown% Rotel, ' ' :Pittsbsirgh, Pa., keep constantly on bead and make to order, at the lowest prices, HOUSEHOLD and STEANIBOAT . FURNITURE, and CHAIRS,of the beat workmanship and most approved styles. k' Steamboats, Abair I. , • - .1'!"7"' T/1.8 subscriber! tender theienc • knowledgments for the furors Leath:v. e. upon them by their Steamboat friends, and i would respectfully remind them and others inte rested lir building boats, that they are at all times pre pared to furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every description of Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the bee material and workmanship. 'I B YOUNG& CO,- Corner Third and Smithfield streets,- opposite Brown's Hotel." • -11. DAVI= . _. . • • Hammer& thatalisr, • •• .. CABINET WAREROOM, SMITH FIELD STREET; Baween Secentliatrest and Strawberry alky,Pkisburg, P 4. HAMMER& HAULER keep constantly on hand a variety of excellent and fnehlottable Furniture, warranted ellen! to any in the city, and sold on as favorable terms as can be obtained at any similar establishment in .he West. They have now on hand an unusually extensive stock, embracing all kinds of Furni ture, tram the cheapest and plainest to the most costly and elegant. All orders promptly attended to.. mr2l:6m A. MILLIKEN & HAVE ON HAND at their extensive CABINET nnd CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. 64 Smithfield st. n large assortment of fancy and plain Furniture, which they will sell 13 per cent. belorrcustomary rates. Terma—cash only. • • 'dec.:Nay WM. E. STEVENSON coitionea to mann facture CABINET,WARS ot.. every deserip ' • tion, at his old 011 id, corner al Liberty and 4 sesta Streets: .021DnRTNICING attended to, in an its broaches. . mayll Bolivar Fire Erick ffannfactiuing, Company. SAS. GLOVER, 3. S. kit, _ = GLOVER, EEL CO., Proprietor.. T "' ubseribers having been appointed Agents fcr the above named concern, will keep constantly o hand a supply of the celebrated Bolivar Fire Brick, Cre eible Fire Clay, Furnace Hearths and Inwalls. are also ready to receive orders for said Brick; to be made in also and shape to suit purchasers; which eha:l be promptly filled. ' ;. . - We do not deem it necessary to enumerate Iltelsaily' advantagea the Bolivar Fire Brick poses. over all cittt• era that have beep offered for ealain the United Stater, their superiority being well knovnt to - elmost alrporenne• who use Fire Brick. The proprietors have deterfaine t that the Fire Brick shall lose none of their present find,. able reputation, and that no expense shall be ' , pared t make them even better thari they...have heretofore beer. This is the only esutblishMent Low manufacturing Fir.: Brick at Bolivar. KIER d. JUNES, mart 7 Canal Bailn, Seventh et.. Pittsburgh. Pagodas Are& Be ore. • TEHU HA WORTH, late of the firm of Morris & Ha t) worth, wishes to inform his friends and the public generally that he has taken the store Painterly occupied by H.' Leader, corner of Diamond alley and the Dia mond—having associated with Robert Cairns, will, un der the title of Haworth & Cairns, continue td import from London the finest Black Tens; also, front France pure %Vines and Liquors, a large invoice of.which has been received at the above store, which, for fineness oi quality and cheapness In price, cannot be excelled in any store West. of mountains. A general assort ment of Family Oroceies will also be tound at this es; tablishment, at the lowest cash prices. The following list will show the different kinds and prices at the , YAW 'DA. TEA. STOKE Fine Young Upson Tear3s, 40 and 50 cents 4) . lb ; ' . Superior Young a very desirable' for family use 76 cents'' 'lb ; Curfout Young Hyson; this is A most delightful Tea; fraArantaa a rose, 31,00 p tin • Full flavored and sweet Ounpciwdet 62 and 75 cts ; Sweet Cargo Imperial 75 ctis ; • .Fine and fragrant Imperial 81,00 ;. • Biacc TEAL—Fine Orange Pekoe 50 cts ; Fine flavored Oolong 50 and G2c; very best do 750 ; Strong English Breakfast Tea 50 eta Strong black leaf, Congo kind, Souchong, CO cts ; . .Very nest English Congo 75 els; ' ' Tavern keepers and others, who buy Wines arid.Lli quors in Pittsburgh, will EindAtro their advantage to call at this establishment before purchasing elsewhere.- J. B:Tough's celebrated Ethoreaktni... VOR.Charcaes, Stores, .Parlors, Steamboats, Canal 80315, Halls, Chambers, Kitchens, ‘Vorkshops, and indeed everyplace where light isregnired. The public are mOcctrallY invited to call and examine a beautiful assortment of these Lamps. - Also, Lamps of all kinds, Inr imrti• Lord Oil, Ecc., Chandeliers: Girandoles. Wan.* rs,Mantel Decorations, Lamps,Globes,Glasse7,-Wielts,. Paper, Tin Shades, Alms and Cans, and all things pei• Wiling to the trade. Also, a superior - Safety Lantern, for Steamboats. and Stables. . . The cheapest light to be found for store and shoppur..;.' poses, is Tough ' s Refined Chemical Oil and Lamps, from which a splendid light Is obtained at of a cent per ' . hour, equal, if not superior, to-gas..We invite an oleo tunination of one goods and prices.. Being prepared, bf the accumulation of 12 years , experience, and with fa— cilities to supply. both the-wholcsale and retail trade, on' the most favorabl e terms; at the Pittsburgh OR and L amp' All ankles delivered in any part of the , city, or in Al legheny, free of cost. . —ETHEREAL:AND CHEMICAL, OR PINE OIL, re gularly supplied once or twice a week. All orders left with the wagon, (which is constantly possiag round the city,) will be promptly attended to. • 1. S. Tuupa, • No. tr? Fourth street,-Apollo Hall; tiprlfedtt.my.. . • belyteen Market and Wood. Notice. •• ALl.4)erspitindebied to the late firm of Jothorron &oratory, will please call nod settle • imme Jietely and save cost.. Ifeb3l JOHN FLEMING Aet. UtiT RECE.IVE4I---A lot of nue mree wee murtne Q Mantle Clocks, of a variety of - colors and styles, saltable for parlors, kiln rooms or chambers. and for sale by N. RICHARDSON, . myl2 81 Market street: 101SHINOTACELE*Rode, rnbißeels,liooks.kc., .r in great variety, Just received and for ' valo by • myl2 • ISI.SICHARDSON, 81 4104 et et, . TINE PLItTILDWARF.—FzuIt Baskets,Cestors, Ten .r Setts; Tablet, Tee end Dessert Spoons And Forks, for sale by, :- -N. RICHARDSON, . , taglael Market trivet. .. ESE : 1-4. 1. 44;n.„...,; • EWE ' •::-.• • •! ! 3. • •.- MEE MEE EMMZMM ANOTIIERASCIENTIFIC WONDEB:t j THE THUM:DIGESTIVE • Or Gastric Jnfßd t A VREAT , DYI3PEPSZA CURER; !:". 113REPARED from Rennet; or the 'fourth atarnach of the Ox, after directions by Baro' Lixtsto, the,grest. Paysiological Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON , M.D., No. 'I liNortli Eighth street, Philadelphlo,'Pn: this is a truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CONSTIPATION, LIME • gOMPLATNT, and DEBILITY, cbtring:after Nature's own niethad,by Nature's own agent, the Gastric 4xtic.e.:, Half a tetuspoonfall of this Field, infused in - wider, will digest or dissolve Ewa POUNDS at Baur Brer tr• AROCT SIVOIIOIIIIB, out of the stomach. SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! ' Baron Ltaino,in his celebitited work ertAninialcAlmt., ietry, says: ' An ' 4 artificial Dige.ve analogdtiblio. the Gastne .Tuice,may tie teaMly prepared from the nut cons membrane of the stomach or the ealf,:ln - wdich.yttl•: dons etudes of food as meat and eggs, will be so so ft -. 1 ened, changed and digested, just in tne same meander. they would be in the human stomach .n - • Dr- Panatas, in his famed s treatise on" Feed and pl et," published brFowlere tc Wells, New York,page 35, states the same great fact, and describes the method el D reptii Mimi: There are:few higher asnerities Mtn Dr. , ereira. - COgBE, in his valuable writings orrthe a Ptiyaiolo; gy of Digestion," observes that `:a diminution of the'due quantity of the Gastric Juice is aproadnent and allpie -t" and he states that ",a dis . carne traili n g of Dyspepsia i'• -- - As tingastred professor of „medicine in- aondon, , irlsO !mos . severely afflicted with this complaint, finding everything else to fail, had recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtained from the stomach of living animals, which proved cote: pletely successful," .' •• • • - • -. . Dr. GRALIAN I author of the famous works on.d Vegetn. - .' ble-Diet,".sayst." It is a remarkable fact in phYsiologf• that the stomachs of animals, macerated in. water,'. part to the Said the property of dissolving wallows arti cles of food, and of effecting a kind of artificial tilgesw .tion of them in no wise different frotn,the natural digest ivo process," • • . • .:-• . • • •'• • Dr. Staimas great work, tile." Chemistry ofblan,"iLea & Blanchard Pala , 1840, pp,321781 says "Tiadiite6v ery of PEPSIN forms a new era in the chemical history of Digestion. From recent experiments we Irttow food is dissolved. as rapidly in an artificial digestive fluid prepared from Pepsin, as It is lathe natural Gas.' toe Juice itself." • • Professer DtISGLIZON, of the Jefferson College. Philo delphia, in his great work on Human Physiology, devotes more than filly pages to an examination of this subject: His experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the . Gastric Juice, obtained from the living human stomach nd from . aidniala, are well known. "In all' ases." he'says, testion occurred as perfectly. in the artificial in the -.natural digestions." • •AS' A DYSPEPSIA CURER , Dr. jIOIIOI3SOTI'II preparation of PEPSIN bastirodueid the most marvelous effects, curing cases of Emaciation, Nervous trot} Dyspeptic Coastal:lp.; lion, supposed to be on the.verge of the Owe: lt, is Impossible 16 give the details of cases in thel limits: or.. this advertisement—bat authenticated certiSeateShabe been elven of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK; ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New York, and:Boston alone. These were nearly ail desperate cases, and, the cores were not only rapid and wonderful, b9t peraus-' I neat. It le agreat NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, and paitieniarly nselul for tendency to bilious (Monier, Liver Complalat; Fever and Agile, or badly treated Fever and Ague; and the evil effects , of Quinine Mercury, rind other drugs upon the Digestive organs , alter along sickness. Also, for excess in eating, and the too free use of ardentsplr- Itf. It also reconciles Health with Intemperante. " 01,13 sromAgri COMPLAINTS. 1. • •-• There is no form of DLit STOMACH COMPLAINTS which it does not seem to reach and remove at once-- No matter how bad they may be, it GIVES INSTANT RELIEF! A tingle dose remora alas unpierisanterpmp.' loins, and it only needs to be repeated, for a abort time to make these good effects permanent. PURITY OF BLOOD and V /GDR OF BODY, follow at onee. It Is particularly excellent In eases of Nausea,.Vomitingi . Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Stomaebdistress ref ter eating, low, cold state of the Blood, Heav iness Low 'lees a Spirits, • Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness, tendency to *unity, Suicide, ice. • • Price, 0: t: DOLLAR per bottle. One.battle will of ten effect elating cure. Every bottle-bears the written signature of I. S. lIOUGHTON, M.D., Sole Proprietor, . - ' • Sold by agents in every town in. the - United "Stalks', and by respectable dealers in Medicines generally. . • Agents for Pittsburgh, KEY SE'R tr. AleDOW>=44l4l. Wood 'street. . Retail dealers supplied at Proprietor'sees. [ a v2O. • i Also, for sale by R. F.. SELLERS, 67 ot d street: • . .• Ptibue A.ttentiosa . ;••• Is rapayligy tnrited dee foaming meths, set forth .in relation to one of tAe matt important Ranzoicr of ruid- PETROLEUM OR ROCK OIL; TT is not mote than one year ago since this great rem edy was brought before the public, for the relief and •rure of disease. Its great powers to heal, have, since then, become fully appreciated by the conunanity; and we allege that the longer it Is tried the more certain:will its great fame spread. It is not the remedy of a day, got up" for the sole purpose of making money; but, Ofte, which we conceive, will continue to be used when all nostrums have beer forgotten. The PETROLEUM is & Natural Remedy, elaborated in the depths of the earth by a power and agency that laughs .to scorn all human competition. It as our daty, when we write about it> medicine, that we write vane—that we say nothing calculated to deceive those who may treat our word or pat corifidenee our statementl.. -The sick are very apt to catch at any thing that promises relief mom - die ease. A story can hardly be too highly wrought to AO. ewer the object of gallldgOthrimbugging some of them. Now, we do not desire to do this; we are anxious only that the truth in relation to oar Remedy should be told, in order to secure for it a reputation far exceeding may' single article of the numeric; onedien. Piaijt,unvatnished facts—facts that may benscertained in our own city and neighborhood, bear ample tesSmony.in favor of the Pe troleum. , Within the past two Months, two of oar own citizens, who were totally blind, have been restored to eight. Se Vera Cavell Or lairtdrieirrill the State of Ohio, hove been cured. And, olso,tlic case of tt gentleman in Bea-. ver county. There are others; bat these cases are near home, and may be referred to by any persons who may have doubloon the subject. These eases were cured air ter tney had been abandoned by physicians as hope less- The Petroleum will cure,•when used according to direr. tions — Diezatleas.Dysemery, Piles, Rheumatism, Genii Neuralgia. Erapuons on the Skin, Pimples on the face, Chronic Sore. Lycs, Ringworm, Tester, Scald Head, pains . in.the bones and Jolnte,_ old awes, Ulcers, Wens; Tumors. Scrofula, Cancer, Spinal irritation, Fever and Aue, Chronic Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Pul monary affections of a chronic nature, tending to pro, duce CONSUMPTION. •, . • ' Barns and Scalds, disease s of the "Madder and 'Kid-. neys, Chapped Hands,'Excoriated. Nipples, Corns and Bunions. In fact, it is a oniter eItIVSZeirratICKEDY, and has been sited in most of the above diseases within the past year with' the most perfect success.' Certificates that will astonish are is the handset the proprietor; who: wilt take, - pleasure in showing them to the afilicted or - their friends. • Whatever : M*Bl:laq say about their medicines, the Pew:de - am - is' the _greatest Remedy of the age, ..Phy-. - steinns of high standing to the profession are beginning to use it in thethpractice. Those who at first looked on , wlttidonbt and tumerutinty;are williag to award it duo praise' and consideration. Before another year rolls round ; all will be compelled to acknowledge: that the Petroleum is thrigreatest Medicine ever discovered.. For sale, Wholesale and Rethil i bi KEYSER & ItV.DOWELL, . Alto—R. E. Sellers, 57 Wood ruses Cairy, D. A. Elliott, Joseph Douglass, Allegheny City. Also, by the Proprietor, S. AL • KIER, Canal Dasin, 7111 . street, Piunhurch. . • . 13ia8 . The tlur4ein Body snuE'g)% Coraptirep. 00 EATS NA TO HAVE A ILEALTEY M APPEARANCE, And persons who do not perspire' are liable to the mos DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES. TOW,J oaks , Italian Chemical Soap causes a free .i.' perspiration, and at the same time mollifies, softens the skin, giving it the texture and beauty of an infant's. SCURVY, SALT:RHEUM AND SORES, • are soon not only healed 2 but cared by its OFC, as' at least seven physicians In New York know, who use it in Buell cases, and find it —.' aassalso in ; •• • • Plhi LESBLOTCHES,FRECKLES, •or any other skin 'disease."!The reader . is assnred_thav this is no uselesepuffed nostrum, as one trial Will piece. I could enumerate at lean SO persons eared of SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS-AND SORE BEARD. . Buy it, and the reader isagain assured, I would not cruelly sell it fondle above, unless I knew it to be all I state. Those who are liable to • CHAFED, CRACKED, Oft CHAPPED' HAS 0, will find this not only a care, but a preventive ; and I can now only add, that any one afflicted with any of the above; or similar diseases, will find this all and even more (admiruble in its properties) than I state.. fa" Bat, reader, the stores are flooded with imitations, and be sure you ask for Jomfsqualian Chemical Soap— and buy. it only of irtr, JACKSON; only Agent in Pittsburgh, t 240 Liberty streit, Pittsburgh, head of Wood- a.p, Mons, U.& icaolukoir. • -.0: t „:: - , , ' - Orngiu'imir -intbitittes. Jones', Lily White. : , L ADIES are cautioned apiarist using common prepa - They are not aware how frightfully; illations it is to the skin! how coarse, how rough,how sallow, yellow and unhealthy the scisi appenr3 alter using prepared Chalk.. , , 13esides, it is injurious, contain- ing alone quantityof Lead l We have prepared a beautiful vegetable article, which we call JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE. • It is perfectly innocent, being purified oball deleteri ous qualities; and it imparts to the akin a natural, healthy,. alabaste.r,-clear, living white • at the same time aeung as s cosmetic on-the skin, mailing it Soft and smonth.. 'Sold by the Agent,WAl. JACKSON,I3B-Liber ty Street , bend ar 'Wboff'fittahargli•iP rice 25 cents- renrllr White`Teetn And tleentlx, • 'lO BE•IIILD'FOR 25 CENTS. s. . . PERSONS who have either, are honorably assured that If their breath is ever so foal, or their TEETH DECAYED, DARE Olt YELLOW, and encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent box of Jones' Amber Tooth Paste will make the teeth white as snow and the breath bdiferously sweet. Sold only at JACKSON'S State, 240 Marty strea head of W od. tdee2o • alosafer , flolutton of Jet, • A LIQUID HUNAN- HAIR AYE forthe changing ' int, white, tcd or grey hair to a beautiful brown or le t blaolucolor, in a few minutes. Price*, cents and 51,00 n Sold by•W:JACKSON,24O Liberty street,l'itisburgb '-and of.-Wood. . • ; N 14,91 1- : Batt ll'Ontcyttessuicr A ND BEAUTIFIER. •VtialboUlet 34 cents. Those. '..141. who have 11.i.dlone% , Corti flair Restinratlse know , its excellettl totalities—incise who have - dot, sat assure it to prisfestrthe following qualities: It will , foree the hair to glow on any pan where nature intended hair to grow, amt....it falling 90, cure scurf or dardrinff, aid make light, red or grey -hair grow dark. For dressmg•tbe hair :soft and silky, nothing can afteed -thie—lt makes i 'truly beautiful and keeps it so. •It is i tndeed, the 'moa economical ild , yet supenor article for - the hair: ' .' 2 • • Sold only at W. JACKSON'S Store, 240 Libertst. y head of.‘Visod; - Firtsburg. - • Price FieeMs,so,cents and Sl.OO. • • • • • ' CURE YOURSELF —; AMERICAN 'COMFOO NA--; This never failintspecific is gmuitat e ed in'all cases of delicate disease, together with the attendant corn. prisms, to effect - a speedy',Safe atfa lasting :care in the course of a lew'days, without restrictions to diet, hard ness - or:Minty-tic thosystain r -lt is .aa old and popular remedy, .haslongtieekitirdlirtiltiqsysed in the private prseuccof.o phystielan4a - diCilly during ninety-nine of the handred clues. :JtkaYeeiio , titlor.on the breath, and may Dewed by any dee without-the least fear of expo .1 are: :For sale at the, blediq4 .1)!P?ti no. 60 Smithaeld street, Pithhargb, PO. - • :3 • 'Mull's Beirut partlbs and Um CllO/arli• "MOT a trio*. man; woman or ehild has died of the .i. CHOLERA or arty of its symptoms who use 6 thhr invaluable 'preparation. Look at the eity of • Loturvi where this Sarsaparilla isliade, and where fror 6 00 to 400 bottles are retailed dai , but few isolated cases of Cholera have occurred, an • they were. either Persons from boats or those who disregarded our ruivice.i - ACirteisesati CArdriters, • For sate by . KEYSER to , WDQWELL,I4O Wood sr. Pit:bujh,vvhere the geturiee article may rawly's ber Bounty Lands. • • APT. NAYLOR, No. 163 Thirst areal, corner C of Cherly alley, having made arrangements at, %Yeah ngton for me purpose, ertllproetirelloanty . Lands for the tanners and sohliers, their _widows and obildre_ , t _d under. • the BOtinly Land Billipassed . Septentti , er;idtb, Isda - ritlabardb. October4o. ELYZ(.IJO 21.01 76 onaCCS igt Sale by _;• • _ PAYPJ , 0 0 . • • c.•,..!ti i • ==== MOE =BEIM •7: ., " , -.. - :;;i.ii:.:::! -. • ••, . , . =MBE AUGUST, _ [.• Mtag.hr,/t.'N T T A 1 , 1; 0 )1, _ • -155, curaid; Stied; Ozir . - ,Stzth . Strut ). MAKES this method of returning his sincere thanks to *the . citilens of Pittsburgh and viCiany for th e T en. liberal patronage they have bestewcd oa him, and bores through strict alto ration to Intakes , and a desire to please ,- • all, tomerit• a continuum° of their favors. Particular • • - . attention paid - to CrilldrenlsOlothlng. ' • , ,• . In connection' with the Tailoring Dulness, be has • opened a Famishing Store, with a large andsplendid assortment - oPeatrnr,- and:Tr-Shirts, Drawee, Cravats, flaspeadera, Pocket liandketablefi r Jenny Idnd Neck .Tjes,self adjusting Stocks, Oloyea,,lllose t io, Togeth- , er with every thiug in that' line necessary for a gentle- manle Outfit:- - ,BIENTAMINIII:4IROUST. aptO • - •.• :SPRANG , AND InIMUILICIAMIKITiIine 2 -;! • ' TfIREE BIG DOORS! • , 110,,15 I, •Liben,: B o, 4 4 PU4bergh . TjORN McCLOSKEY .• has. taw .the pleasure or an qp nonneing to Ms numerous - friends' and the public In general, that iris Spring and Summer swig billow ready for inspection, which t e believes will the , found to be i • one of the largest and bast-sithatod stocks of Ready- Made Clothing wins foetid iiiihe Weileta'Country. has this season paid•moin'thin nada! attenuon to the marmfacturlitg aryl stsleoftils Garments, so that the very lOwtat pricultturrreHres the - ,fineat, are got op in a . • Aviv and.eregance, not tribe surpassed. ; ;. I_l -•'. - fie would partictilarlymallthe attention of all dealers to his preaentsptendld atiortmeint of ,kgearity.silgami Gisme*l t s,;., LeTcels confident , upon exiunininfon•of the qualities .• ' glees of hill goods; he can offer them such induce meets as shall make It their !Merest to purchase at his establlabment • • 2,l V. , Y•yeant eiperfence, eind•great'success in the bti- sinese, together with an unpreteriented rahoicials and rs- (•••' gait patronage, btu! enabled Mal to get op Garment"! to t sultdosbulness habits and triskra of every location in Il I: • ' tan aiqa, , whickia.OM9l:plppili-bllP9ttance to whole- • ••.:. • ante purthaattia. • . "' - ! . • • In the cuttitit•depitttsitilt wilt" bo'faiad a choice se !cation of the moot faabionable gi: . oods, consisting of— French, English and Amerman Broadcloths, - Casbmeretts, arm , Ac. Alio; an excellent asiortment ot IssztNes, Of the latelt and most fashionable styles— 1, • ell of which be is prepared to make to order in the best manner and at the most reasonable prices. _ COME, THEN, ; ONE AND ALL! The Assortment, the Quality, - ~u and - thaValiety, Is the most - extensive, tube fasad,'ln the United • : . _Blew stud. Fashionable Goods. TIIST. RECEIVED at 13008 YEA ¢ GRIBBLE , S eJ Bee Hive Clothing Store, - No:SIZS Liberty street, a large end splendid assortment Of,-'the latest styles of Spnag and Summer Goods, which werue prepared to =museum's to 4. rde r, in a style unsurpassed in this city, - and at extremely low prices. ' - - • • • We ;have' ott hand a large assortmenr of READY hIADE_C4OT.IIII4O, made io the beg and most fash ionable manner, which we are determined to sell very row tor coo: Counuyinerehants,und'those who buy Wholesale, will findit to' theleadvantsge Meal' and ex .amine oar stock, before purchesing,- - japre:Zat • Mir, Lawrence Journal, Clarion Dem:Mist, Mercer Whig, Meadville Sentinel, Greenshurgh - Republican, Washington - Exturdner, Stenbenville• Union—copy to the amount of ISt, send paper to advertisers, and charge . Envoitoper , - • T IPMAPPS-lidAsairs Parchment Enoctotip.—lly .ILa. ping .the fingers' in water, and !moistening and o psing the maimed edge, these!Envel o pes heeome the safest and -strongest that can be used—being made of parchinent' paper,.whieh' *ill withstand any ordinary tiletion or moisture.. For sole,by the quantity or single pack, of the more of_.W. HAVEN, 'marlo • c omer of Market and Second sts. 91111 E. Partnership. heretofore existing. between the •ashsetibors, ender the brim of Copitee,k. ,Macke, Druggists, hes this tiny been dissolved by - mistoal eon. sent.. _ ' :J. th3ULTER, &arch 31,1851 . iiaMe affairs of thelate Am will he settled by I. A. Coulter, who continuet the aturin- hturisteas at •the old stand, corner of Wood ruld Third wirdets. , Ara NlTlllll‘4ln !momTo London- • steam or " : • .(211P.EIIIOR to any Watches-ever cifoiredlo the citi 17.zcusof Pittsburgh. . • • H. RICIIARDSONi 81 fairkei stteet, Agent for the above named Lever Watches.- The following guar antee is attached to each Watch to at Idmirat' - B y RITT im , • 11 1,4 WI LLIAbI DlXtfr , - - Chronometer and Watch Manufacture. ,, i • • - • - 45 fling &pare, Gomel t Road; London. this certifies that the accompanying Watch, No.—, is - Warranted - liy - me tn be of my manufacture, and no Watch with my name upon it Is genuine,onless accom. ponied by a certificate hearing-my signature, I guarantee the W ateh, No. —, to keep time to the sat. traction of thonurehaser; .:laprl7) • W. DIXON. Co-Partneratttp. ••• • nAMPBELL CHESS have Ibis daraprit 11th,) ki associated with them CHARLES hrft.eiltiT. The buvinevawill be,eouthived "under the firma( CA hi PBELL:CHEZB •"•.::.: • aprl9 21:10.4•21, DAVID C 11133. CHAQL/tI , 3IVILNIGHt • ..troa:Otty:.Tack Factory: - . 't • rrlIE subscribers mannliteture and keep nonstantlyon baud, all sizes of Tacks, Brads and tparables, Fin taxiing, Clout and trob Naits and Tacks ;Barret Nails, -Copper and Zinc Shoo Nails; 'pattern maker's pohns *Rivets, assorted BiZe3, &c. • • 1.: . . CakIPBELL, COES' & CO., • •i•• • Warehouse, 59 Water Pittsbursh. • • aprlihlat TII . o Glory of 'Lotus° "to"111nopoFlootion of ENHANCINO to eyes) , updesstindingtiie,beatnies of . Nature, in creating, deeper perceptions; and com manding Me histest em otions therecs4.- by a knowledge of Latmecape Sketching and Painting, imparted in a - short term of instructions, - in- the -eminence of a style, whereof,. in the peenlintiues thereto, is unsurpassed In ail the excellences of the Art. ' Sketches of residences and scenery In-end *mind Pitobargb, in CI:OO3MM progress: hiagniacent transetrip Sono of elaborate painungs, gorgeous oriental scenery, and the TOM Pp tendid views tram all over the world. C. 'C. BENNETT lin - Penn st. - ap2s:tf. • • • • Pittsburgh, Pa. • ((Cp. CREAM AND' MINERAL WATER:A-The sub scriberh reirteetfallyinfonn their old.frlend , t and cos 'somas that they have zommeneed making ICH CREAM for the season. Their SALOON bus beers Sued up in superior style, and will be open from 8 o'clock, A. M. ill It o'clock, P. M., atursll orders for Ice Cream for artier( or private families will be ProrriPllY idled Oar MINERAL POUNToll*.has also been opened for the season. — r. • - . . Cakes, Pruitt, Canfeetionazies, give ns a call. L.k. P. SHR,DECKER, Star Bikeri,22 Cinema alley. myl7;d3m n W HAT Iti CO. have new ready, for sale a large s and well selected stock of Spring and Summer -Hosiery lirrill,thrbruncbes. - .They.woald direct particu lar attention to - their, Stock - of GentleMeit's - cottort half Hose k with Merino and Silk feet ; they.rue of the beet materials and workmanship, and for comfort as a sum mer Sock, cannot be equated. WD. Co' have also on hand Oenta Undershirts and Drawers In cotton, silk, and merino; Children' Hosiery of all descriptions, at .the old established Stocking Store; Fifth street, between Wood and Market. . - • .- • Journal - copy. • [dl9l or. Females an ales. TIR.I.ARZETTE'S JU NO CORDIAL, or Proe re at ire Elixir, prescribed as an . effectual restorative in cases of debility, impotency or barrenness, and all Le regale ririesof nature It is all that it professes to be— via; Natures greatrestorailve, and remedy for mote in the married state without offspring It Is a. certain mire for seminal emissions , general debility, gleet,wesitneas of the genital organs, nervous affections, lencorrheea or whites. as a vigoniting medicine it is antqualled.,-- Also, a certain remedy for incipient Consumption, indl. gestion, loss of muscular energy, physical lassitude, fe male weakness, debility', att. it Is warranted to please the niter in any of the above Complaints, and Is of price less value to thole without offspring. • • To . spreadWido the blessings of this medicine, I have appointed Messrs. Judson & Co.,* of the city of New Moil, In thellnlted States of America, my* sole agents for its sale;, and noite.r.atiVer genuine mikes' it comes' throigh them, and their signatures are on the wrapper. 'ANTONIO LARZETTE,M. Naples, July 161h,1849., , • Sold only in Pittsburgh at the 'Medical Depot, N 0.75 Smithfield street ; and by D. 11. Meaking, Walnut street Cincinnati; Raymond & Patten; No. 60 Ranh street rrim above eaiublishmenthas been taken by the un dersigned, with the view of pursuing the legitimate business connected therewith; and us they are now re ceiving a full supply of Timber orders for. all sues or Lumber %via be filled with promptness , and at as low prices as by p.uy other Mill in the neighborhood. PAWNOR of a plant and onsamentat pattern will be. cut. • • fania.uvl JAMi? CARMAN & CO. ritt.reatTl VOX-. A valuable property of aboat five aeres, in an agree able location at New heights A, having • new end hand somely arranged Brick Cottage, substantially built, and , finished in modem style; a large poseh• in rear, and portico in front; a :good garden, tastefully nwartged; and art orchard of choice fruits; spring ot aoft water ; a stable; coal house, poultry' louse, Ae., all under good fence and in good repair. As the owner it going east the above wilt be sold for MAO.' Immediate possession. B. CUTHBERT, Gent Agent, jet • • 50 Smithfield street, A.veztuuLE. biAtutivr CiARUEN FUR SALE. AM. A desirable property, welt situated zither for a Audi - , iesidehe:a or. market • nrien.linving a new cottage, dwelling house, a. - well of good water, stable, Az - , with three acres of land, in the highest state o f cultivation having an acre or Strawberries, of the best quality; a largegrapery and peaches, plums % ap. pies, and pears of the best. quality; with other Fruits.— A large flower garden of .every variety, and'of choice quality. The -whole is in a healthy iOCIIIIOII, and in ro rder—sitnated on Troy-Rill, near the residence of id d ge o Lowry. The whole will be sold for 182500. Im mediate possession' given. • - - 9 OTHBERT, GenlAgent, jell 5O st.. On.DlS..ll.:WOKATE.Jl'fild—dta 2111 t, in Pi= ILA burghp4a the ,Dianntad, Second door from Dia mond alley. • Until within the last year, Good nos coald not be procured itiPlttsbtirgh. It was guile common for consumers to send east (or it. But, since Morrie started his Teo establishment; there is no occasion to do so—for better Tens cannot be-procured inthe United States than What ho Balls. He has deservedly obtained. the repots. tion of selling the best Teti in Pittsburgh: •• • . Remember—the second door from Diamond rrITTRADIsrOMR2,. CONlhtlaSlON MID (iftu. ,CEIR MERCHANTS. . For Beacom aconeastadatine rernts.Four , iery .valaable‘ Lots, each O - ontiag 20 feet incites on Dant Lane Allegheny City, 'and (rooting ea the Penna.& Ohio R ailroad, (within a Nolte of the Oepot,) and cite naing baek to the Canal Basin, thereby affording the greatest facilities' for shinmettt hy either the Rainwater Canal. For terms enquire of 'D.C. STOCKTON. Allegheny City; et the Booksune of R. C.STOCKTON, my2o - • • garner of Market and Third sis. Alb TONIC —Tno•superiorqualities of Ws ankle .Ll. can only be truly tested by a trial. It clears the pores'of the skin, etlllee a healthy lotion of the Ilfret", entirely frees the hair froze Scurf and Candrull,, has a tendency to make the hair earl. -The harshest hair must bow to its power, and change to a soft, healthy and glossy stale. • To-ladiesibeTonic is invaluable, the hair can be dressed. In any required _form so at :to preserve its place, either plain or in 'curls. Ito perfume , is Invig orating and pleasant, and is free (Malan greasy - &no stances, which adds much to its sterling worth. Sold only at WOODWARD ELJELLEY'S, aprahtf • • ' Ns. 73; Third IL, Pildibardb• Etitses OnlnetZ OK BCD Isuli Ve.l'llttiVtAter id This article haa'proeed itself at valuable acquist nun to the hourekeeper. A Livery. easy is its applies• ion, and is free from the dangerous, poisonous iagredi ents,eanerally used. • Whea a bedstead Is well stashed withihe Chintz," there is ne..fear of the &.i Saar over venturing eear it. It maybe relied upon as a sure pievoulaave (MEI those mammal torments, so diffieulitoovereouto Mann the summer mouths. trice £5 ets. per bottle. Sold by . ctrxtrattl: 60 Sotithflela et. rldb FlBill--a anon* 10 ainre and • aaleb V la • 1104LNII MINI • ,',0 , : 7.7 f-i...' ,, .:•-:•;' , -;,- ': . :;',...?.; . i;;^` , ',. .. ,. i' k: . ' :• - - V, : .,.... .. ._ r - -.' . .•-.. ,,-. ...-f-,':' ,. -'.;- - .. - 7'.-1:::- . :.:4,; .. ..';'7.: . :4 , .....1-'.; . .3.-,..:::- - -.•-• •• •-• R• ..•.•!........: .-.....- ~..,,:::•1ji., ; .:', : ...", : '. . ..'::::.'..'i1- ; .11 ' . . •1 • ".!.•f,-- : •:., . :. . .::::•:- . •. . - • .- ; . : ,..• yi . 4.'::.........,'..::: . : . :::' . -..!! , i 1 ::••:•.•-•.:.••......, , :;.;1. , ~'......---:•::•:,•..._:.-•,.........,•;=.:...,:,:,'.-..-:•:...:•'...,::.,.,•';',.. ....'•:::::::' ,. :-:.'.'-' . ..::;'::;• . ;;•::;.. - -..r . :.;'. -- .. - :' , ..: . ... - ......... •:. Li : . • ~: i~l 1 Dissolution. MEIB:M Mares Leland Saw.olllls. 1~ `. .. ti. =. SEM .?ir: ~ '~~~. ICZE