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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
An Affecting Incident.--It to a g re " miefeitelie
In the domestic relations of life, :when parents
are compelled to institut e legal proceedings to
determine who shall have the nurturing and
gilar th ar ai p o r their natural and loved off
sueb, however, are the .necessities in
d i b — c ; e ,y_dsy world of ours, that such proceed
ynge are instituted by all ranks* of society.
However ninth it is to be regretted, it appears
from our nature to be unavoidable: •
It is a matter of general"notoriety that; a few
f ur since, a case of this aharazter, where the
parties were highly respected and wealthy, was
adjudicated by one of our Courts, and the child
ren, which had been in the 'possession of the
father during a separation of a year or two, or
dered to be restored to, the mother. Of the
justness of this, we will not now speak—but, as
a general rule, if the mother has the means, and
is otherwise qualified .to rear and educate her
children, it is nothing but. natural and right that ,
she should have the possession of -them. Who.
has a better right.,4llan she that bore them!
In the case above alluded to; the formal . res
toration and delivery of the children to the moth
er and herfriends, was' kcifie" - ilircitigh'withr...o
terday in the court house balcony, and they were
Immediately 'placed in a .carriage and. conveyed
away ; or rather two of them were, the eldest,
a boy of 12 or 18 years :of age, reit:Laing to,sio-,
company them. This little , fellow is a bright,
spirited looking boy, and abed bitter tears at
his brother and sister being separatedfrom him.
Scarcely had the sound of the •carriage as it
rolled away, died upon our ear, wail it was bus
tle, bustle, and another writ was issued to have
the children * brought, before another' .qotut
What will be the result is yet unknown: :.;
/rid). Evenings.--The elitertiiininent of; Dr.'
O'Reilly was attended last evening. by a large
and fashionable audience, who listened to him
throughout with the :utmost; interest and Eaten..
ton. His illustratiOns of ,thb droll humor and
genuine wit of the • Irish peasant cannot fail to
amuse, and his recitations of the most brilliant
passages of her gifted sops to instruct. ITe lec
tures again this evening, at Philo Hall.
.{gamy.—Eliphalet Westcott was yesterday
committed by Ald: Steel, on a charge of Bigamy,
Margaret Westcott, of Stewartstown, alleges that
she is his lawful wife, and that he left her sev
eral years ago, and he has since married, as she
believes, two other women, one of whom he is
at present living with in this city.
gir The Third Ward school house that was,
is being torn down. From the position it occu
pied on the hill, it had become unsafe and inac
cessible.
- •
Counterfeitirig.—A man named Josiah Wig
gins was yesterday committed by Aid Parkin
son for passing a counterfeit five on the Harris
burg Bank, on John Downs.
At h Again.—John Williams, one of
denthal's omnibus drivers, drove into one of
Naser's omnibuses, and then sued the driver of
it, George Hough, ns the writ alleged, a large,
portly man, with a leghOrn hat.
seir Ald. Parkinson yesterday committed
Richard Wilcock. on oath of his wife, for as
sault and battery. ,
filar There was a dray horse fell dead in the
Ninth Ward yesterday. Ho died with harness
on.
ter Jaraes Italy was committed by A Wood,
and John Stewart by All McMaster, for assault
and battery.
CEr All the cases, numbering six, before his
Honor yesterday morning, were committed.
zer John. Harris, in the Fifth Ward, was
held to bail, yesterday, for assault and . battery.
New Music.
BLUME his jut reecivell.-
•
C s Simmer Longin ByStsPben'C. Foster ;
Household Words ' John Bloctley;
He Doeth All Things Veil ; ' • '
Blanche Alpert. By Stephea Glover; '
Lovely Nell. By the Campbell Minstrels; •
Gently Sig hs the Breeze. The Popular Daett,'written
for fdarl'lleJennr Lind and lifadgle - Marietta Albo
ni. By Stephen Glover. • •
-Go Where the Morning Shineth. Duca;
Ben Bolt, Summit Polka, Blossom P-iiits,Jenny Linda
Echo Waltz and he companion. The Bird Wel
just published ;
Grave of Bonaparte ;
Asia Alla &OXUS! By T. Valentine;
Tartish Mareb ; Ravel Polka; •
Lousiana Belle. By the Fable Hartoottista ;
Grave of Washingtob. By L V it. Crosby ;
Deem Notand Say Not; The DLLs Janlata;
Grand Polka de Concert.; Ter W • V. Wallace;
Silver (Sell Waltz; Henrietta Polka Matt; -
Walnut street Theatre and Soneenir•of Germany.—
Two new Scottish's;
The Wreathe a collection of Popular Melodies, ar•
ranged as Beeremive Lessoai (or then/430,1n three
numbers.
Together with large collection of. Guitar Music at
• C. BLUME'S'
jy3o . • . . Piano Depot. No 118 Wood st
U7i3o=o
T HOLMES' LITF.RARY DEPUT, Third street,
J.l. opposite the Post - Office— • •
International Magazine for August;.. .
The Hips) , Chief. By W. M. Reynolds;
Mabel ; or i Ths Child of the Battle Field. A Taloa(
Waterloo; • •
The Pioneer's Daughter; a Tale of Indian Captivity.
By Emerson BenneU ;
Dictionary of Mechanics' No. 34 ;
Living Age, No. aW;
Blackwood toe August;
Adventures of Pout Ferweolle. A Sea Story ;
The Counttss of Salisbury.. Be ;
Ecnste ; or. The Sstenns-ot Paris. By Ma:
_
Rich
ardson ; •
Yeast: a Problem.. By the author of Alton Locke;
Reveries of a Bachelor —or, a Rook of the Heart;
The Farmer's Companion—with illustrations;
Traveler's Heide through the U. S. end. Canada ; •
Rena—or, the Snow Bird: &Tale of Real Life By
fitrx.lste fleetly
Th e Heirs of 'Waist Wayland.,
.83? Maly Howitt ;
The Reel. By Balwer ;
Net Po Bad as We Seem:" A Comedy—by Dulwer;
The Daughter of Night. A Surry• re
y sen
the Pt
Time
A Clara.
TDALY & CO. have now ready for sale a large
s end well selected stock of Spnng and Summer .
Hosiery in all Its branches. They would direct particu
lar attention to their stock of Gentlemen's cotton half
Hose, with Merino and Silk Poet; they arc of the best
materials and workmanship, and kr comfort as a sum.
mer Sock, cannot be equaled. W. D. at Co have also
on hand Cents Undershirts and Drawers in cotton, silk.
and merino; Chi Wren ' Hosiery of all descriptions, at
the old established Stocking Suite, Fifth street, between
Wood and Market. . Dust
Dist* at utuai View' amawingssee comps oy
DR ANCII OFFICE,S4 SMlltrstarm sr., Parasol's 1,
•• PittsbotgAi Mop Is:, 187 t.
11
Debut evidence or the success of the Director In
endeavoring to sake the "STATE MUTUAL Fl RE
119URANCE
COMPANY" meet the wants of the
eommanity; is the unparalleled amount of business
which has been done—having issued 1,900 P *II.
eiesdunng the past year, thereby adding over 8130,000
to the funds of the company. Nearly all the property
Insureds , of the safest kind, in unalUsigks, And alarge
proportion insured for only one yeAr.
Whole No. Policies issued
do -do eapieed, termiumed .
canceled 02
do .do In force •• • 7,809
Amount of Property insured . $7,989,419
do Canceled,tertninnted and ei•
&ad .2 0 1,728
do do in force—. • ... • . 97,694.691
do Premium Notes.• —••—• • 70,870.87
do Canceled,tenningted;eiPedi VU 7 . 10-
do in force ........ anoxr ,r 1
do CashPremiams secelved• • •,1101,557,141
do ,do canceled 321,24
Whole amount df hisses and expen. •
ace paid .... ..23 sti,4s
Balance in favoraf , In cash, - , 917,624,43
To city or dountrY therzhildbia l34 ownd4,l of dal ill-
Lip, and isolated .or . 'country property, luta bettered
this company affords advantages la point of cheapn as,
safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Comp.:fly
lc this country. -
Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved:sys
tem of Classificatiec of Rlyk e, excluding all vet-Lai
bassards, insuring only a limited amonnt in any one its:
cality,than precluding the frequency and occurrence of
huge fires, and also, on both the Stock and Alutstal pl4ll,
U not only ensnares the cheapness and accommodat on
of both methods, but entities the insured to a panic i,:a.
lion in the proem.
It is under the control of the following Directors: -J
P. Rutherford. A. J. Gill stt, John B. Packer, Samuel T.
Jones,Alonzo A.Carrier, Philo C. Sedgwick, Rob art
gi o tzsantueliones f John P. Rutherford.
••• • ' J , P. RUTHERFORD, Pres't.
••••
A. A. Valtallak, Aetnall. • .
N. U.—A Scrip Dividend rir fifteen pct tent en es pi
ring policies bas been declared by the Directors, an, is
new receivablis at this Office for renewals, or redeem a.
Ole in :sash at, the VW of , ginety'days. •
mylinlaw A. As. inititlEß, Agent.
TN TITS MATTES of the Volontsiy asstgoment of
James S. Adams, Shoe Merchant, orate City or Pitts-
burgh. •
Tee ereilitors and debtoks lof James- S. Adams will
take notice that a deed of assignment for the benefit of
creditors, dated June sib, 11351., has bean executed to the
undersigned, who will settle the husloesi of skid Adams.
WILLIAM' LARIMER, JR. ''
Assignee.
0. SLIGAR4-601111ds: N. G. Sugar on storage, and
N
to:1410;19:01W oat the lot. , • •
syl9.' • •••• • • •• • - RING & BIOOR GRA D.
COFFOF.—AIO,bap Prime Rio Coffee i . •
'lO do ' ;aye., do;
18 . KING & MOnRNEA D.
50 8 211 3 ' • V• T =4:4 . ' d u sLdlt
6 hb o ds. Stiain Rimy. F. R. DRAVO,
.' • No:1 Diamond
-
• Adtmlmistratmea-Notloc. . .
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the under s igned
. is the legally constituted Administrator of the et&
tate of Paul Clutter, late of West Elizabeth Allegheny
county. Therefore, alL,persons having Claims 'against
his estate are hereby. requested to present them for set
tlement ; and those being indebted are required to make
Immediate payment to the subscriber.' •-
JAhlt..l3 PAYNE, Adm . : .
Jefferson.township..
jg2t:otw•
Noflee..
SEALED PROPOSALS *lll be reeclued until *-
10th August • next, for the use of the Surplus •Watee.
at that_Lock a, on the Panmylonnla Canal, at Tareatum;
Alleglreny. county, fox a period not exceeding 40 Team
Direct by mail to the undersigned, Freeport, AD/14ton
county,. Pa.. • . •
order of the Hoard 42f Canal Commlsaioners. '
SCOTT do' OTIS, • •
AUCTIOPMERS AND,COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
el Nam graturrorr.mouts, - attrisomu: -.- • •
lie consignments
been engaged In the-above busillesi for the
teat fix years, to this city,' would respectfully
lic consignments of Goods, to be sold in this market,
either for Auction or private Bale—particularly Glass
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal
advances on all kinds of Goods consigned us for sale.
Will refer to Messrs.'fiewitt.lßoe &Co E. W-Vio
let, Wat.D. Wood & Co:, JOilll Ande mon &CM,
Stone, Squire & Heed, Brownlee,' Homer & Larkin.
Deaver. Saint Louis* Butler*. Brothers, Cincinnati;
Cleoree - 111 , Lain. PittsliurghC; - •• ' finargUiv
fp HE undersigned. after ad intertnif of four. reeir;,titis
Vela resumed butinias. - .rievini•complted with
the requaltions of the la* regtditin,g Sales at Auction,
and having procured a first claim Lleenite as Auctioneer
tot the• City of Pittsburgh, he offiets•his services U 3 such
to hisTrionds and the public generally: 'With an expe
rience of 'liberty thirty years lit this line of business. he
entire satisfaction to all tboae
hazards nothing iu saying that Lewitt be enabled to give
Patronize him • E . : ISCReNNA, Auctioneer.
Refers to the prinCipal City ftierchants:• • •i 1
who may feel disposed to
`• (lour. of Com:, 'N Bulletin and Pennsylvanian,
Philada ; American and Republican, copy lwand
charge this office.) •
Another Bale or Lots In *eat Plttsburgh
Ells - IT-ONE Wird in Gazzam's Plan of Town Lots,
having been diapo ed of at Public and private sales,,
be subsenber will offer at Auction one or more ranges
of. f.ote in said Plan, on SATURDA.if NEXT, id of
Au l f risnale, like the former one, will be without ieswee,
agord ins to persons wishing. Lots in this improving sii•
barb, a good opportunity for pawl:ming valuable prop.
city at Auction prices,and the Lots now offered being
meek nearer the city than those heretofore sold, are still
more desirable. • . •
. . .
Sale to begin at 4 oFtleek,P. U., near Tustin's •
between the City and the Toll Route, on Braddock ttt.
Plank Road.•
Terms easy and.willte made known at the sale.
ITSIdd : • P. lIPKENNA, Atoct'r. •
e "kHASIEIDWELLINO HOUSE von SiLIS
The uedersigned wishes _to dispose of at.priviti
sa , s new two story fatale. owr,u.rNo.,/totrmin
`situate on tee. corner of .Washington and Union striate,
in the-borough of Birmingham. Sold house Is erected
an a leased lot of ground, fronting tO feet oa Washing
.tort atreet,'and running back 60feet. on Union street-
The testa has nine years to can from-the Ist of April,
IFLSO Grottnd :ent 510 a year. The purchaser boo the
privilege eit removing the house at theimitation of the
lease, Price of house 860, •,Poisession-giten Immedi
ately. . . w..p. APCARTNFX,
' Auctioneer.
ON. Thursday afternoon, July 3154 ar 3 o'clock, at the
'ales Room.; corner of AVOW acid :Fifilt ow., will
be told tWil second band Piano Portia.
• P. M. DAVIS'. AuePr.
• 12F, DOZ FINE SHIRTS s: Atm:um —un Friday
mo.ratiair, August Ist, at 10 o'clock, at the Sales
Rooms, corner of • Wood and vittlr 3tP , .will be sold on a
'credit of ninety days, on sums over $lOO-145 do: Pia.
perfine Sf iris; comprising fine muslin shirts, linen bro
oms and collars; do. do. stitched, broad and narrow
plaits • do. do. French embroidered and needle worked
hi:monis; 'super York mill Muslin and' English lawn
cloth shit ts. extru linen bosom: and calls.. 'r use seek.
and -French sleeve, .wipe and. fancy shirts;
..leacticdlerill.drnwersv dean frocks, fr.c. •
P. RI. DAVIS, Anat.
MEM
FRIDAY EVENING. August .Ist. at early gas
X light, will be sold, at ?diCenna'a Auction llncite,au
excellent second band Rifle au t V Olin.
P. bIItENNA, Auct'r.
DOORS AT AUCtrOlts.—On Miley evening,
_August
11 Ist, at early gas light. will be sold at htlienna's
Auction Rouse, an assortment of Classical and Miscel
laneous Books, new and second hand. among whirl• are
many numbers of the United States Commercial Regis
ter, boon! end unbound. . P. M'KENNA,
Iy3l Auctioneer.
.Tranaparent Window Shade liPaetor6 o .
48 IRWIN STREET,
(az-twins run sno mem made a t
y IST OF SIiaDES on band and made at il l times to
±a order
-34 14,64 and 64 Da Shades, plain and bordeted ;
" u Transparent green do;
"- " Dark " do ;
LandseapeShades of every style;
Moonlight do do do ;
Gottaccand Bleasitiato, of new style
STOLE 81IADDS of any color, with Leueting or De
signing. OIL. CLOTHS on hand.
Moo, a lot of SHADE: TRlMMiNOS—ccrnsplete at
cents per Glade. ar Curtains bong on reasonable
terms_
P. S.—Pedlars will do well so call at the Factory, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
snarl titilm
Braddock's Field Property.
DEMONS desiring beautiful, healthy, historic and
cheap location for country residence., are lathed
to tarn their attention to Braddock's Field, which is now
being sold in small parcels,' on the most favorable terms
F.ighty.ave acres have been thus sold this season, to
several different individuals same of whom arc DOM
Improving by luiidings, tee. ' For advantages of every
kind, bat particularly of access from the city, the place
is unrivalled Three grand thoroughf res ran by ft and
through It—to ant: the Montrovalicat River: the
burgh and Braddoek's Freud Mak /load, which is now
greatly traveled; and the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road, on which the Can wilt be running eastward, from
Pittsburgh, that far, by oprt Fall. Beats land there
every few hours. Omahusses will soon travel the
Plank Road; and the Cars will always stop with and
fo passengers.. '
I am staying for the summer at the Farm. where 1
shalt be ready to show persons the grounds, and my
plans of dilation thereof. Platers can be wow:node.
test at the Mansion noose us eta Hotel.
Jyl9:tf JAB. W. BUCHANAN.
DEAFNESS. noises In the hesd,and all disagreeable
Mitcham, from the ear, speedily and permanently
removed without pain or Ineenveuienee, by Dr. HART
LEY, Principal &twist of the N.N. Ear Sorrell., begs to
announce Ms return to Pittsburgh. The number and int
pannier of the cases under biseare, on bls recent visit,
and the gratifying amount of socceas which attended his
treatment, have tr.duced him to expedite his return. file
stay bete will depend much upon circumstances, and it
will be advisable for those who wish to consult him, to
make en early call.
Dr. H. may be consulted, until flintier notice, In Atte
gheny City, firit three story brick damning beyond the
school hours, in Rebecca Vire et
T6l.toan yeses close and almost undivided attention
to this branch of special practice has enabled him to
reduce hie treatment to such a degree of tutees. as to
find the most eoMirmed and °behests eases yield by a
steady attention to the means prescribed.
The following testimcrnials are submitted with confi
dence. They vvi'l show at least in *hat estimation his
professional quallfoluons are held by some of the most
distinguished medical men in the country,
"I have had the pleasure to oriet Dr. Hartley inpritC
tice, and have been led to form a favorable opinion of
his eheracter,both In the profession and as agentleman.
W Peassm, M.D.,
Professor of Surgery, fie.
" His profossional abilities will be duly appreciated
by those who place themse:ves ander his care.
done Wturrasaa, M. D.,
Professor of Anatomy, Ile.
Prom my iotercourse with Dr. Hartley. I have found
Ills deportment correct and gentlemanly."
Values Moll, H. D.
"it Is a pleasant duty to give my testimony in favor of
the treatment adopted by Dr. Bartley for the mire of
deafness. The application is unattended by pain or in.
convenience, and its effects almost instant& neoes.
• .. •H. P. fiansur,
Counsellor at Law, 23 Chambers at.
rMr'.'7'l,7/)
"We hare known ascend ewe* of partial deafness
treated by him with the most happy rcsalui. Dr. If. la •
self ntific featleatan and can produce .aumeroaa testi
modals of LW ability and 'access la thisdillicult Dumb
or the medical Profession "—Globe. -
" Persons afflicted by diseases of the Hu, are carom.
mended to pay a visit to Dr. • Hartley, Andre, at No. 90
Ascii street. above Third. He is a well educated pro.
re‘siorial man, end baying pail particular attention to
diseases affecting hearing,•bss aequired from his skill
cud experience batter means of coping with thisserious
affliction than those which are possessed by physicians
In general pracice."—Dispateh.
All cases guars:Wed where malformation does notex•
lit. Hvltlnf
PROFITABIL,E INVESTMENT FOR. SALE. —
11, A valuable busicesa stand, having a large family
store, on Butler street, Lawrenceville, doing a very fair
business, with a large and convenient dwelling boast,
arranged with a wide ball of entrance; a parlor, axing
room, kitchen, good cellar, saltabls chambers, and a
pleasant porch ; a large yard, a stable, Ike. Toe Douse
Is now and fi nished In good style and of the best mate
Ha's and workmanship. The Lot Is large and well.
stilted for further improvements, having a front of 2i f
feet on Butler street, byllll4 deep on Foster alley, so
Market street. • - • 'S. CUTHBERT,
jy23 • 60 Smithfield street.
GENTLEMAN in this City, engaged in • safe, Pare Aand profitable merchandising and manufacturing
business. having fallen intoa low state of health, is de
sirous of selling oat his interest in the concern, for the
purpose of leaving the city for the reeove7 of his health.
Any person having command of $3OOO n cash, and a
fair credit, can enter into this business wl b every gear
anty of success.
to- Address " MANUPACTPRER," Box 69, Pitts.
burgh, Pa., stating where an interview can be had.
iTtl3
krBEEN TEAS HAVE ADVANCED 7 CENTS PER
La—You can boy Green Teas at MORRIS' TEA
ST, in the Diamond, for three months to come, at the
old prices and the same qualities, notwithtsandloa the
advance In prices East, as: they have a large stoca on
band. They sell the.best Teasin Pittsbarghat this Store,
and defy opposition. Urn
1111E43URSCRIBE@oifers for sale a valuable House
and Lot, situated on Ann • street, , Allegheny City.—
a Lot Is 18 feet front by SS feet deep. - The House con-
tains a Helt, two Rooms, Kitchen Cellar end- two Bed
Booms. A large yard, with out oven, hydrant, an.
.Price 0900. - Terms—TN:lin hand tbalanee in one, two
and three years. R. CUTHBERT, Gang Agent,
1126 - . ' • No. 50 Smithaeld st.
(I.OLID PENIS—Bard & Brother, &E. M. Small,
%X Todd & Smith and W. W. Wagon's.
The above brands-are- now-mgrivalled in quality of
Gold, In gaill.like elasticity, In fineness and smoothness
of the points, and In durability. I will warrant evert ,
Pon of these makes. Just received this morning, a fall
assortment, end customer's will always fend at my store
the best stock, and at the lowest prices which a good ar
ticle can be sold at, W. W. Wif..4oNl,
jyliff • • cot Marketiand Fourth sts.
Dz. William Henderson, -
BEING released from attention to his Into business,
bas resumed the practice or MEDICINE. His Office
and dwelling is above the Drug Store, N 0.202 Liberty
street, where be may alwaysbefound except when ab•
sent ouprofesrienel duty. Having lad several years ,
experience in practlee, he hopes by -closeenetulou to
duty, to merits liberal patronage. •• • • •• -
Pittsburgh, hay 43,1e41-3m•
te-Tobacco.and fingar.Blanugue.
'DEES ILJONES respeetflilly Informs city merchants
•
11, and the Rublie genre/ally, that he has opened
19ingarak 2bbritta, Snturand Cigar Manwfrutorg,
No ; 13, Front street, one door southwest of B. A. Pah
- estock's Drag Store. where he has now to store and for
ale a lame and gewual stasurunruatof the most approv
ed Virginia brands Tobacco, a select assortment of fine
imported Cigars of the choicest brands, and 10 hhda fine
Cigar Leaf. All kinds of Kentucky tobacco manufsc
Jared to order with care and dispatch. Orders thank.
flatly received and promptly auended to. . ,
rtitur •:•••• • an. SON.
i
R•
2tutioit - -SaIN.
.w. c!6 - . all? ILTHI Yij A110.11.1011/Iffiri
I'aI.'DAVIS. Auctioneer.
'P. WILECNNA, Auctioneer
To the Deaf.
UZ=:lZr=l
1' e • : BlLitibl6.-An eicellent article tot I
boos, Cbolerallabas, &c. • For sale by •• •
• .t i • • i JAMES A. JONES
=EN
• •
DAILY . R.E.viEw OF Tag ..maiaturrp:
• OFT/IC, OF Tile DAILI Monne° Par.-
•.. Taut/day, July 31, Ira: -
--Tbetioreither hilt been doll and eroady;
rairi . yrenterday evening. • •
FLOUR-fa general request. Sales oa the Mlhititsit
bbie. at 83,16; 71 extra at 83,73 bbla at 113,28.
• BACON—Shoulder, s casts at . •
OATS—DaI at from 28 to 28.
• '• FISH —TIM demand is improving.
New Orlealou! Coffee Market.
The market contninessery quiet, the Wea s el Rio for
Lemke week hot exceeding 400 u bags. Priceshare Demi'
more in favor of buyers, ranging from eiaele, but Moil..
ly at 81gO9te. Lonsdale's weekly statement sets down,
the stock at 0,2 2 9 bags , including 1,200 In second bands,
against 44.909 at the same time last year, showing a de.
crease of 39,741 bags.—N. 0. paper, July 19.
r.ItHE sabseriberalaving recently made arrangeinenta
with Pot Patentee of this new and to/noble 'keen. •
fro* for the manufacture and sale of the article in the
West; they having been satututhetured heretofore exela.
rively in the East, where they are superseding •thn axe
of wooden coffins, take this method of Informing the
nablie; that they are now mannfactoring eighteen differ
ent tiles of the modern Sareoptiagad, varying in length
'frolic** inches to eh feet, with width, and depth milfaole
for bodies of ordinary size, and ' for thoke who desire
F.ls3te for cushioning or for bodies of animal dimen.
sloes, have several sizes deeper and wider This id
' ventiou now corning into general nse, is pronounced one
'of the greatest of the age. These LURILL CABO OM
- composed of various kinds of metals, but principally of
They are thoroughly enameled Inside and • ont;and
thus made Impervlpus to-air and indestructible. They
are highly ornamental, and of a elastic form; are light
intportable while they combine the greatest strength
which metal is capable cif, in a given Claantity . . .
- When properly secured with cement they are pcifect:
ly air tight, and free from exhalation of offeosive gases.
They cost no more than good woodeo coffins, and' are
better than any other article in use, (of whatever cost,)
for transportation, vaults,or ordinary interments, as has
been proven by Reiner experhnetrs, rind= certified , to Ilk
some of oar most scientific men ; also, by the Honolis
t.kii Dents Clay, Daniel Webster, Lewis Cass, and
other rtistinguished Senators Who have witnessed their
merits, and whose levers, together with other evidences
of their worth, may be seen at our Agents' Burial Cost
Depot, N 0.374 Nein street, three doors above Nintli;
where we intend to keep on hand at all times t sorb a
stock of all sizes an( degrees of ornament and finish as
will salt the most diversified tastes.
We.invite the attention of the public, and of under:a.
ken particular'y throughout the west, to an examination
of the article, and request them not to rely upon the rep
resentations of undertakers not using the article, shoe
Interest it arould be to misrepresent them.
W. C. DAVIS A. CO.-
_ r Patent Iffettalto Marini Cases.
Sarcoplumua IFttre.lns, 074 , filahurrrteceittriftnotl:
'THE c HOBERT', unth-rtslts and
sole agent for the sale of the ~ t .o•e valuable arti
cles, announces that he is prepared to supply andetta•
here and others having occasion for their use wish the
came, of all sites, from 1 foot 10 Inches to d (rein iunies
in length, of various widths and depths, suitable fer bo
dies of any size; either plain, bronzed or gilded and
highly ornamented. Also, name plates and trimmings
for the same. Attention to the very low prices taxed,
with the view of their general adoption, is solicited, to
wit: At wholesale, for plain bronzed Cases, of various
colors—
No. I for Bodies J to 29 iuehes in length, 3360
2 11 28 to 33 " . 1 440
3 " 33 to 40 " a 6.00
4 11 40 to 40 '1 sl. epo
3 11 46 to 31 " 2,e41
0 " 54 w6O 1 • '' 10,04
7 1 . 60 to 63 '• " 11,00
B " 65 to 09 0 " 14,00
9 " 06 to 70 1 . " 10,00
10 " 69 to 71 " " 17,00
11 " 12 to 70 " " 19,00
12 " 60 to 63 11 extra dreg 12,00
13 ' 1 03 to 62 ' 1 " 15,00
14 " 68 to 7u " " 19,00
15 11 69 ta 73 " " 19,0 u
ill " 70 to 76 " 0 20,00
Name Note,' from 15 LBO to 80 per dozen.
Moderate addidanal charge for extra /tit/Brigand otna•
mental ta.inting, or intni6gold, silver and pear! work: "
Cominunleattons, deleting further information, or of
den for Cases awl materials, will receive prompt alien.
tion by addressing GEO. K. ROBF.RTS, Agent.
Sarcophagus Wow rooms, 374 Main IlL,Cin.,o.
Tr Funerals attended. beano and carriages furnish
ed, and conveyances, with appropriate at :madams pro.
aided for transportatiou to any part of the country, on
application at the uftlee as above.
Jyl6 : O. E. B.
STEATBSNVILI.E AND INDIANA RAILROAD—;
Proposals will be received bythe Steubenville and
Indians Railroad Company in Steubenville, until the lac
day or October next. Or the Grading and Masonry of
the first division of (ha road extending from Steubenville
to the Concdton valley; nod, also, for the construction
of the enure Road between Steubenville and Coshotton
and, also distinct proposals for the construction of that
portion of the Road extending from Coshocton to New
ark.
EL R. tERRNAN
The entire length of this line is about 110 miles, and
it cantatas work of all descriptions in great variety,
some of which is quite heavy.
Proposals will be revolved for the Grading sad Ida
sooty of the first division entire or in sections of about
a mile each, the Company reversing the privilege to
make such disposition of the whole work as may ap-
pear most condaelse to its interests.
Plans Profiles and Speelfiestione can be seen et the
023 en of the Company, after the 13th of September. and
farther Idfar6lll,oll may be obtained on application to
J. Dilekensderter, Jr, Chief Eagineer. or to the ander
signed: 0.11:144.101 1 / 4
tylartmdtar PFCIIiiIRt.
AMCAD OV ALL*
SXTRACT or AMERICAN OIL
P .
REPASKI) and sold by JNO. VOUNGSUN, tail
Liberty sweet. This powerrally concentrated phi ,
partition ; the medical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the original American Oil.
his pat ap in bottles at t~l and VI cents, each, with fall
directions for its use. In every dtsrase where tlir origi
nal American Oil has been found at all efficacious, bud
It so far exceeds the original In poarer.art lobe
CHEAP HST IaRDICJNE IN MLR WORLD. Call aad
Ult it. JOHN YOUNGSON ,
N.O. The original 011 In its nuotol state as tat en
ftom tho bowels of the emb, can be bad at above—•aml
wlllbo found genuias. amaranth:Wing a rennin errs
claims to be the only Proptittots
d&w•tf
PENN 01. ii-NN-iir-bE-irliT"
/ 110111312. ea. T 1 OM Wienentati
Lorena et. Wlghtmati,
(Ponnetiv of' the titro of W M bl'Couor h Co.)
NeArracruisats a. Jill. ILIRDI OP
• VIALS. Dorrups /ow WINDOW OL&Ss.
03 Man and Oti Fnwtt Sundt. Pittatintak, Penn.o.
N.ll—Particular attention paid to odd sites of. %Vtn
dow Glass and priests Ms aids for Bottles sod Vials.
ati3endaw
Important and Interesting
TU House keepers Furniture Dealers, Railroad Coto
ponies, Hotel Keepers. Military Companies ' Engine
Campmate", Cahinet end Piano Forte Makers. ste.. Ate-
MeCOMDIF.I3' COMPOUND RIZITORATIVE: This
Compound has entirely superseded all other article.
heretofore used (or similar purposes, wherever it Its.
been introduced. It tells its own story, and only re
quires to be tried to prove. to the most incredulous. it.
superiority over any other article ever before used for
cleaning and restoring to their original beauty and tee-
ItO, all articles of 'Famished or Polished Furniture.
The above Compound we use In out own business,
and guarantee it to be all Met the proprietor reccnamentbi
It to be. Sold Wholesale end Retail by
RYAN & MOIRE,
Y 4 Buildings.
0110 LET,—A 1./WELLINGI 110 USE, contain
lug Uor 10 rooms, in good repair, on Federal
salmi, Allegheny City. Hydrant in Ilia yard,
which Is large enough for a garden. Rent low, and
possession given immediately.
E. D. GAZZAbI, Liberty street,
aeartbe corner of Third.
Orele eV.Ptrrsacitod Oas CcitraNT,
July 14th, tB3l.
THE Trustees of dta Pittsburgh Otts Company have
this day declared a dividend' of Torn Dollars and
y Cents on each 'Litre of the capital stock in the
Piusburgb Gas .Cotopany, payable on demand at the
Oleo of the Company. JAMES W. CHRiSTY,
jylithltar Trfanifer.
TUST RECEIVED —An invoice of Mann's Patent
ay Vertical Lever Lever and Manifest Presets, con.
sistingof sixes ISk inches by 111,101 by 10 and 10 by
with Metallic Dampener", Letter and Manifest Books
to correspond.
Fot sale wholesale and retail by
1011 N F. COLE,
sole agent for the West,
At Coved,: & Cvie's IVarehousc, corner of Penn and
Wayne streets, Pittsburgh. - '
Booksellers and Stetionens supplied at as tow prices
as they can parcbase from the eastern ntenufacturer and
patentee. Oylatf
4'45 t e zA
41011ALR OF illaIII? AND THIRD MM..
FACULTY.-Joan Pmotrno, principal Instructor In
X the science of Accounts.
0. K. Cosmonaut', Professor of Penmanship, Mercan
tile computation, &e.
Max. ht. Wsrsun, Em , Lecturer on Commercial
Law.
The Rooms of this Institution aro open both day and
evening, for the reception at those wishing to obtain a
practical Mercantile education. he course of instruc
tion Is so thorough, that every' student on leaving the
College will be competent to take charge of and con
duct on correct principles, any set of Stock or Partner
ship Books, however complicated.' (IMO:claw
Saddle and. flarneee ELanufeetory,
SION OF THE GOLI.EN SADDLE,
No. 182, Wood.street,.Pitisburgh.
A• GOLISTFIIN respectfully. Luforths his friends and
. tbn•public that he keeps on hand a large stock of
SADDLES. iIARNESS, TRUNKS, CARPET •BACIS,
&c., As., of his own- manufacture, of the very best de
scription. • Ile invites strangers and all those visiting the
City to give him a call. Remember the place—No.l32,
Wood street, sign of the Golden Saddle. , is2s:tf
Staley Cow.
ittilE la the subscriber, living la Pine •
C •:,
, township,on the Butler Road, neer 'Squire
Gibson's, ts Red COW , with long borne and t
a short tail, and a white bag. Suppeied to be.a out 0
years old. The owner. is requested,to cone forwatd;
prove property, pay charges and take her away, or she
will be disposed of accor d ing to law.
DANIEL FOCIAL,
on the premises.'
XTOTIOE 19 , HEREBY' GIVEN that the underaigned
IA are the legally eonstitnted..Adminlatmtera of the
estate of JOHN NEELEY. late of Moon township, Al
legheny Comity, dea , d. Therefore all persona baying
claims against his estate are hereby requested to present
them for settlement ; and those being indebted are re
quested to make immediate payment to the subscribers.
JAMES COOPER.
HUGH M'CORMICK, Adm•rs,
Moon township.,
jy2B:6lvr*
. HUI 4611111110ttp . .
On 'Eighth Street, near Grant, -
"ittrANUPAOTURERS OP 14OHTNING RODS of
al superior materials, style and quality. We Invite
the attention of people of town and country. Orders
left attLe shop at the Eagle Betel, Ltheny street, or
at John B.NPFadden's,blarket street, will meet with
prompt attention: Persons at a distance can have them
ready fitted (and shipped ; ) to put up themselves, on the
otoitfavorsble terms. • - ,
t onurches and School !louses will be furnished at one
!Minh less than Oar turret prices for dwelling,.
larfrrreer-John B. M'Fadden, Fourth street.
....;..;:•i.:'.:;.'..,..-:.,2L.!...-i,,•;., 'i,'.."..rt,1.::_;..,,i.,:.,,,-,.-.-.,•.-.1..,,,
, '.COMMERCIAL.
Not co to Contractors•
Dividend..
PITTI3IIOIIOII
rTmT7TI;MZZIFTITfT7
RIVER MATTERS.
PORT OF. prrrstitrtien._
„ , .
-5 FEST 0 incline ;visite on ix rug attnat. - • -
- - -
,' ARRIVBD
Steamer Beatter..'
- • 2 -.5 Atlantic, Parktason,l3rownsville.. • .• '
” Redstone, Woorward; Brownsville.
-- I.l.'hliKeei Hendrickson, McKeesport._
ac. Reaver,•Gonion, Reaiier. -
,- • Fashion N 0.2, Peebles, Elizabeth:. ' - •
" • novena ShtiVer, Bailey, West Newton. •
••:• ,Herolne,ConwelliWiteeltng. ' - •
':Lilfseq‘Clark, Wheeling., • -
DEPARrED
Lt . Redstone, Woodward; Brownsville , . -• • ---
_.L • " Atlantic, Parkinson, do -• '. • '•,
~1.11V1(0e; HendrieksOn i ` NeKeeatiOrt:
Michigan No: Boies, l ocay.er: " • '
Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. • • - '
'Thomas Shriven, -
Bailey, Vest Newton -
: Fashion ; Peeble s Elizabeth.
• • " ' Linsoy,Clark, , Wheeling.
Heroine, Conwell, Wheeling. - •
" Express,' Hazlett, Si. Linde. "• .
" Regulator, Woodburn, Louisville. - •
The Rire*.—Hy the pierwierk, -Inet evening, there
were 5 feet;weler.
&;.. The fiver opposite Si Louis coutiaues to teccdo,
and the greater portion of the levee is used to some ex
tent, and the only obstruct'orie to the active prosecution
:or businesibsFon it are the immense.depositsef mad and
_sand, which the protracted labor of iteverel hundred
hands has riot been able entirety to remove,.
ihiitionfirville;
Tn fine steamer , comenNiox, Captain
John Tiver, Martin, will leave for the - above
and ,intermediate ports cm - Fridayi - Atgart
let. - For freight or pasrage; apply On board, or to
. SHERIFF .A OINNING, Agents,
Market street.
Wheeling and Bridgeport Pocket. ---
Tat aplendid steamer R. II: LINDSAY,
T. Moon, Blaster, is the regular Wheeling
an - n geport, Packet, and leaves here every Wednes.
day 'and Saturday for the above - porta. For freight or
passage apply on board. or to - -
SHERIFF: - tc BINNING Ag'ts;
No. loidarket street.
For New Orleans.
The splendid new steamer ELEPHANT,
Metter; will leave for the aboveive end
- - all intermediate; ports,' on the first - rise of
water:. For freight or passage apply - on-bean:l, or to
tyl HEO. H. MILTENRERGEE, Agent
Friday Cincinnati Packet. - - -
new and elegant. steamer IRENE .
No. 2, G:L:lld`Cburroct, IdesfeTifuts; taken
the place of-the Clipper No: in the line of
"Packeti, and will leave every FRIDAY, at. bl., for
the abondand intermediate porm., freigbt or pas
' sago apply on board. : . fjete
For Merletta and flocklnlicPoni
Tun.linesteetne.r PACIFIC, ZANCII3/2 M
ISMwill leave. for the above and intennedi
ate pone every ' THURSDAY at 4 o'clock P, N.
For freight or portage, apply on board, or to .
T. wpops sON,
mite 10 tio. 61 Water Vt.. and '63-Frriiitet.
WedinesderPackett for Ottroltinatt. •
Tux new and rain rawrint
CIPIN tumour, will leave
regalarly every WiLDNILSDA.T. • -
tsar rreighi or passage, apply on board, or to .'
unol2o (. B. MILTEINBERGER.
Allegheny Rlver"Trage.
gEOULAR FRANKLIN PAICRE'TS
Tag flue steamer ALLFA3HENY BELLE
e-4V , 74 : 4 1 - N 0.2, Capt. Wo. Hann, leaves .the AIM-
E env wharf for Frankliu,e very Monelaytual Thursday,
at 4 P. la%
The fine steamer A LLEGIIF,NY BELLE No 3_,_Capt
JOIIN ii.latNA s leave. the Allegheny wharf for Frank
every Tututay and Fridayou 4 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply ea Board. . ltaarda
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company.
1114 COMPANY -was incorporated In February,
T
ISM, with a Perpetual Charier, and has commenced
business on araplhal of 9100,000: -
The Company doe; bu-iness both on the )Dint Stink
and hlutuarplan.
On the Joint Stock "plan the rates" are one•third less
than those charged by Mutual Oompanica, and Pifteen
Per Cent. lower than the rates of mott Stock Campo,
. .
Mutual rates arc the same as those adopted by other
safety conducted Companies. Those insured on the
mutual principle have the combined securities furnished
by that system or insurance, and the Capital and Sur
plus Feud of the Joint Stock department.
The Charter permits the granulise of insurance on life,
in every form, including the right of wife, children, pa
tents., relations, friends or creditors—to insure the life of
another for their own eiciuslve benefit, payable tater
death, or upon the parties arriving at the nee of U),
6hor tl3,mt the option of the insured.
. .
James 8. noon, President.
Samuel fil‘Clarkan, Vice Przuident
Joseph S. Leech Trettorrer.
Charles it. Coiton.Secretary.
In carman.
James rt. HOOD. Joseph S. Leeth,
Jobe B.Dilworth, Charles A. Colton,
Samuel h - PCiarkurr, -1% illisto Phillips.
John A. Wagon.
110/4111 Or 01111=2.
lion. Witham Wilkins, Late Secretary of War. •
Hon. Waiter Forward. Late Seetetary of Treasury
John Snyder, Ca•bier Pittsburgh Dank.
Malcolm Leech, tag.. Wholesale Grater.
lion. A. W. Loon**. 1 A. 11.1t1tCalmattl, Esc.
Consulting Fharteta^7,
Joreph Garrata, 51. D. Additon, Ai. D.
Jetemiah Brooks, 51. D Cdrington hf. D.
-
Sarartei Dilworth, lit D., 47 entithficid street.
trobt. ttnyder, 7.1 D .101E4:meth at.
Johlt Crawford,lll. 17, Mr _Sixth al.
Wm. hie IC Morgan. M. D., tO7 L.literty
Dr. Dilworth wilt be is attendant* at tleeollice,every .
day, at Ist eoloes.
mol4
who have spoken for in agency, are few:mated
to call, take their papers. and , commence operation*
forthwith. AU pent** engaged to the insurance busi
ness will be sappily! with blanks and WM wed the usual
comsat morn
Oilice or the Company, No. 75 Faulk *treat.
m 7 C.A.-COLTON. Ssetr.
"DOUSE AND LOT FOR 2.71:0.—;. For sea r a taro
JUL *tiny bweliing Muse and Lo: DI 20 tett front by
nu deep, ton IQ feet alley. 'tile ban= is well arranged
sad well finisbetiorith good grates, suitable for smell
'room; &good dry cellar ; &haw , . parvir not Ore& ;
a large yard and gardssi,i,ssit-nrat_nrid cc:sapless or
der; r it wari ii, sulltele , a wt Uroare stztot,lttitgheny,
near tho Won Common, immediate petOetsion, if 10.
vitSned. CUTIIIIIF.RT.Gen't Agent.
/Y3O 40012itbfield =net.
Mr HINER A CO., Solth.field lattet, bare received
I. the lidernittional Mega:int far. Antral—biting
vol. 4, number one. In literary contents, this number is
be pond precedent in ititetesi.
Tlic Gipsy Cniet, A neer wort by ti W. Mi. Rey
naldo. 'this
..aothor well kepi:seta th e reading public,
ills fertile mod kat en equal iu historical romance,
niabri—or,The Ct4ild of the Baltic Eteld. A Tats of
wue t i e e—py roe Giotto( Con CM*4l Da Hazen. Mils
venrk Is bights* iliutirsitil anti of thrilling interest us
historical rune nee.
Shut:pens - es Pottient Woshf, (Seaton edition) now
eamplete—the best library elliston chant. •
A fresh. supply of Sir E,Lialwer's near Comedy—Not
So Sad els, We Seem. • •• D 930
-IrCON—u,6oo tbs. Prune Items in store and tor sate
& BINNING,
. _ No. ID Market It 1.
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CGROOMS -74 dox, comport for sole Iry
V /43 0 tIIIESUFF & BINNING
ifOULDEILS-10,000 a prime ankle, receiving
ant far solo bp
JY3ii 81WRIFF & BINNING.
4.0 In • fo le
Ato 4411.1411 FF & UINNINO.
TIERRING —4O bbla: in state and for tale by
SHERIFF ft BINNING
lID Oar-75 bbli..No.l for taro by
jy3o 11 A. FAIINESTOCK & CO
ALCOIIO4-50 bbis Corsa* by
jy.?to . 11. A. FAILINESTOCK ACo
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fY CIIEAP PUSLICATION STORE,No. ed , Fourth at.
Theintentational Magazine for August. This is the
paragon of all the Monthlies. It contains the very
crews of British and American hterature. Now is he
time to subscribe for this cheap and.valuable publica.
don, as this number commences the fourth volume.
Thu Lives of the Chief Justices of England, from the
Norman Conquest till the Death of Lord Alansfield—by
John Lord Campbell, L. L. D.
Letters to a Candid Embudrer on Animal Magnetism,
by William Gregory; AL Professor of the University
of Totinburgh. .
Ifehtschimalls Latin Dictionary, in two parts—lst,
Latin , . English thd, English Latin,
An Tlriquiry into thu Cause df Natural Death. or Death
from 1)Id Age by Boiler Bostwick, M. D.
Jetiny Linda Tour through America and Cuba.
Stuart. of Duuleath--b;, , the Ron. Caroline Monett.
The Pioneer's Daughtei.;—a Tale of Indian Captivity.
Godfrey Modaelre, or the. Life of an Author—by Thos.
Miller.
The Gipsy Chief—by Roynolds.
No. 48, 4e and 47 Boston' Shakopeare
'No. 34 Dictionary of Aleighanics
'N0.378 Living Age.
Blackwood for July..
The London World of Fa.tbion
7. n. sums, 7. J. SlattlftFi.
SHERIFF 'lrn BINNING,
.FORWARDIRGCOMAIISSION MERCHANTS,
and Sonless lit all kinds of •
Western Product: and liietsburghlfanufactures,
No.lo Market streati,Pittsbuygt, Pa ,
Elor Will promptly attend Ifs all business entrusta a tu
their care: "- ' - Gyre
Diamond Bliarical.
to ten' VED TO-DAY, 200 bia.ssond Sparks, seleote
11 for Claes Cutters* uso.
MO: E. AreVADDEN & CO.
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Adam's &. Co.'. ..111stpresis Ogiiek. -
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No. 06 Market 4trCU.
IT Ores us pleasure to announce to our friends that
.L 0e are now ready to receive ttoem at our new Office
.... .
,
From one , messenger car week, co ith which we nom.,
mcarcesi running over-the Central Road, We have iu
creaseilour famlitiee to air, by which we can' - send or'
, I r e turn Dods tor
den ally datAiree,) lo . thu Kilian- IC -
. ." & T.
the name mearenger. • BM. o. . ORS ru, .
. agents. .
TusT RECEIVED AT WOuVWARD & JELLY'S.
11/ N 0.73 Third' street, the Lends In and •Paria
kleff,akines of Fashion. for July. •
• . The Ladies' Gaiette of Fashion ; • published in London
—upwards of thirty engrarngs. • '
•The Weekly Times, the Era, B 1 ill's Life in Londori,
Punch, the Illustrated NeVlB, and id to Lincoln IllorcarY
__
XTEW NO.I SMOKED ItERRIN. U-50 ce rbax
IA for stilent MORRIE r TEA. M. •
• in the Diamond.
yydrINDOW SASH —Thesubscrr bars - have on hand
. and for sale 14,000 doz. lights of a superior article
INDOW SASH. which.they sell very low, at
their Stearn Cabinet 'Warehouse, NI ). 31 Fifth street.
H 1.9":..: 1. MAN & 11,1'KEE.
Dissolution. - - - •
CONSEQUENCE of the , decease:of Joint hicleit..
den, tha partnersitip hanstofore existing between Ale.
'Paden & Covode Is hereby dissolved. "' JOhn - F. Cole is
fully authorised to settle the business of the late firm.—
All persons having claims will please present them for
payment - , Pittsburgh, July 15t,1851,
. _
• PARTNERSHIP - .•.
i 0.113 COVODE--..-••••• .101111 F. COLIL
Covode Cole,
ASaseessont to Menden C Covode.] '--
The business of the Agency of the Permsylvania:Cein.
fDrat Railroad Company will hereafter be conducted un.
der the name and style of COVODE &
bABB/ 1778 SOAP F,TEWDER-5 bxo , for washing , • cortter.Pinn and Wayne streets.
with little rubbieg-m-ilinted tgreetione to each pack- r*
tA 4 i rkb urg Jul St ISM -SW ale— l
bY :
3151
Wfll. DYER .
ing
BX prime Cream Cheese
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/ F R:11 A choi ce : bv
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Time Si and Aecetstatiosa on,
riiNCINNATI.- LOUlt iVILLJek
ST.LOUB
DETnar and - 01.13VE1.011D,
- ' be purchased at fayorabreYa,tes. by
ir2L-
11142 BOULDERS-400 by
ir2s WPd. DY11:71.
ei-10 bxs. prime Br.nerkfor Bale
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TELEGRAPHIC - NEWS.
B r THL7 . -O . 'REILLY LINE.
WASEENG'rON, July 2.0.
The Preeident, accompanied by the Secreta
ries of "War and the Interior, leaves on 'Tuesday
next for,the White Sulphur Springs, Va.
The steamship Anis' sailed at 12 o'clock to
day for -Liverpool; with $041,000 ht specie•and
162 paesengera.
BOSTON, July 80. :
Gem H %8. Dearborn; Mayor Of Roxbury, and
formerly Collector of this port, died - at. Port.
lomd, M.S., yesterday. ~
_Francis Nye and. a Mr. Morrie : were killed. by
lightning yesterday, at Holmes' Hole.
• . Nztv Your,.ita SO_ -
The French steam frigate Mogadore,from
Havana, was struck by _lightning yesterday; and
put into port this morning to.repair,
In "the Canadian Assetehlt yesterday, ',Mr.
Mentz' propoidkons for a LegisAature of . the
British Provinces, were rtected by it lidge ma-
The steamer Galveston orts an encomter
of our troops with, m
the Indians, and the recap
ture of the mails and clothes taken from the
mail rider; recently murdered:
NEW ORLEANS MARKET—JuIy 29
Cottou—Sales of middling at. 7c.
C0rn...58@55.
Mess P0rk...14,75.
Coffee...9c.
PHILADELMA, hLARKFT--,July 30.
- -
Flour ...Steady at from . 4,12 to
. - Grain.,.Wheat 85087, white 60@65. - corn
scarce at 62. Oats inactive,
Sugar...Porto Rico 6a®sl.
Whiskey... 24. • ,
NEW YORK MARKET—JuIy 80..
Cotton... Firm Sales
_at /3,f r ibr-middlivt
leans and Sp for Uplands.
Flour...Fmner at 4,1204,98. ,
Rye Flour and Corn Meal... Steady.
Wheat... Sates at lower:rates; mixed Western
56057, and round
CINCINNATI MARKET—JuIy 30.
The river has fallen II inches.
F10ur...3,10(43,20.
3ildskey...l7isl7t. - •
Bacon... Sides in demand ntifia. •
Sugez...luareased firmness.
Coffee...Ria, 9..
THE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY!
JOON BOLLOS SAVLSKSPARILLA
TT is pat up in quart bottles, and contains the 'strength
L - or SIX TIMES as mach pure Sarsaparilla as any
similar preparation in Ameriea. Price Si per bottle, or
six bottles for five dollars. ' '
It has beents well established fact for'years past, 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 ,
ling drinks,evil habits in youth; barrenness, art.. We
-
boldly siren that JOHN- SEWS FLUID EXTRA.CT
of SARSAPARILLA la the only preparation before the
public that is prepared con strictly scientific principles
and of uniform strength; The Sarsaparilla's purchased
without regard to price. and every pound, before being
used„is subject to the strictest chemical testa, and its
gentuneness ascertained before beingured!
Bull's Sarsaparilla also contains the vinues of seve
nil other valuabic medical toota, together forming the
beat compound, and producing the greaten curative agent
This Medicine, when used according to directions,
WILL CORP. WITHOUT PAIL!'
Scrofula or King's Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions - of
the skin, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, King- •
VTOMI or Tenors, scald Head, Rheumatism,
Pains in the Bones or Joints. Old Sores and •
Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands,Syphi
lis, Dyspepsia, Suit Rhe tun, Diseases
of she Kidneys, Loss of Appe •
site, Diseases arising from
Manson( Mercury,
Pain in theSideend
Shoulders,Gen-
• Lumbago, Jaundice,
Costive tess.Soce'Throat,
Bronchitis. Cones ,s Colds, .Weak. I
nets of the Chest, Pulmonary Affections,
and ell other Diseases tending to produce •
- Consumption t
Liver Complaint, Female irregularities and complaints,
Sick end Nervous lleadenhe Low Spirits, Night Sweets.
Reposer* or Imprudence i n Life, Chrome Constitution
al Diseasecoond is a spring and summer drink, and:
general tonic for the *proem, end a gt ntie and pleasant'
purgative, far superior to Blue Lick or Congress Water
or Keidlitx. _ _
The following Is. a verbatim copyrif a certificate now
in the
_pontsearlon of the proprietor of Bars Sarsapar
illa. Rev. E. W. &shoals widely and generally known
as an eloquent and aceomplished Pastor of the M. E.
Church, and the Rev. E. Stevenson has Imes know* as,
one of the most talented and serious members thatthe
Kentucky Conference could boast of for - many years,
and at Oda time is Idling the high and responsiblestation
of agent for the M. B Rook Concern'
Can the world produce better or more satisfactory
testimony in favor of any medicine!
BETTER TESTIMON VIM* WAS EVER OPFER-
Fl/ IN FAVOR OF ANY Atßlitele , R._..--
Roe F. viridencm—ReV.l3:l32llmitios.
Litrireille, May 30,1830.
Wo have used. John Mars Sarsaparilla, and have
Mum:, it to be used with entire attisfeetion; and have.
no hesitation in stating that we believe it to be a safe
and valuable medical compound, and calculated to pro
, dace mach goottl.art r eli eve mach aeftering; and would
therefore meat cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted.
tSigned F. W. SELION.
E STMINSON.
How we all admire a clear, beautiful, white skin, and
a rosy colored cheek. How often do we see persona,
not possessing this "desideratum so devoutly to be
wished," resorting to cosmeties t iotions, washes, pulls
and coloring materials, to restore to them a semblance
of-what disease has deprived them o r, and thatmo,with
great injury to the skin. Sub's SarsapanThs is the best
cosmetic 'known. It beautifies the skin, by receiving
every panicle of morbid and diseased matter from the
blood,making it pure healthy and vigorous, giving so.
tivity to every minute vessel, and changing Me yellow
and dark countenance to the bloom and freshness of
youth. Ladies , abandon the use of paints and mizinres,
and use Bull's Sarsaparilla, the Only accusal remedy.
"A word to the wise is sufficient;" and a hint is enough ,
for the Ladles.
TESTIMONY LIRE THE FOLLOWING RENDERS
SUPERFLUOUS ALL. COMMENT ON THE EF
FICIENCY OF DULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
(From Dr. L. P. YANDELL. Professor of Chemistry in %ha
Louisville - Medical Collego.n
'I have looked over the list of ingredients composing
John Sall'. Compound Extract of Parsaparilla,_ana
have no hesitation in saying .hat they form a sate corn
dound, and one that promises well to chronic diseases,
to which it is applicable ': Y.. YANDELL,II. D.
Louirrilla, June O,
WHAT DR. PYLES, Physician bl, appointment is ths
Lout:tills Marine Hospital, saps of HULL'S SARSA
PARILLA
.Louisville, March 20,1819.
have examined the prescriptio I tar the preparation
of John Ball's Sarsaparilla, and 1 believe the combine.
tion to bo an excellent one. and well calculated to pro.
dace an alterative impression on the system. I have
used it both in public and private practices and think it
the best attlele of Sarsaparilla to use. '
. -
M. PYLES,
Resident Physician at the Louisville Marine Hospital.
Or" CAUTlON—beware and oak for the original Dr.
JUIIN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, from Ran:ugly—
and have no other. KEYSER & M'DOWELL,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Por sale by. D. M. Corry and Josep Douglass', Ale
glieny City ; Wm.. IL Monter, Cannontburg, and by
Druggists generally. . •
iettelnd&vr
IQBTB Itecetved for all the Yap
statious on the Pcnrisylvania'Central Railroad
er+TlOns. Aosorp.*
Bailers, Adam j. Waiters,:
J. North,
Lewistown.. James Milliken,
Mount Union, 1. D. Seeder,
Huntingdon -, . 1. D. Herz, ' -
?prune Creek, ' S. Milken;
Tyrone, A. H.Clarir,
Hollidaysburg, T. A. Soon,
Lancaster,-R-Moderwell, '
Columbia, Abdomen & Kauftelt,
Harrisburg, J. Wallower & Son,
Duncaanou, . Fisher, Morgan' &
Ne Jesse Bearer,
wn, flerecy..brias,
, rL D. Thompson,
PVeytown, , Richard Roelof,
MaPlowl, John Donaldson,
Milt Creek, Kessler & Brothers, .
.Fostoria, • John - Myatt.
COVODR & ODLE, Agents,
corner Penn and Wayne sm.; Pittsburgh.
IN THE COURT OF commoN. PL EA S OF
OHENY COUNTY.
In the metier of tie Atungn..
Mont of Warrick, Martin & Co No ai Oc ißtB.•
- • . .
o..COurinPY & S. Palbo4. l - • - • .. • •
• Ann Now, to wit Jai}
mentor) , account ef t assageees; presented
ce.N.: in open Court - confirmed nwi,.and ordered
Mat notice - of 'the filing be_gtven by two
• :•• weeks' publication in the Rally Commer
dal Journal and Poet' By the Court- •
.Prothonotary:
CLINTON* ,FURNACE, June 2, 1831.—5. M. Hum:
Dear Sir—This may certify that one of my boys brig
been calmed for the. last thirteen years with a healing
and deafness' of the right ear. I have tried a number of
-physieituis, all without any benefit, and bad given ap
all hope of a cure ever being effected, when our family
physician; alter examining tbe.case, recommended Me
to use the PETROLEUM, which I did, and run happy to
inform you that the use of MP:tattles effected on entire
cure. I write this withent solicitation or your acknaint
ince. With sentiments of - esteem, lam yenta truiy,
$2 JOSEPH SWAB.
Ist ).
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piIILANG OF TEE ASIA:
Nsw'foils, July 30
l'oz,uniTi);,ll4 30
Nsw 01:aansre,-Jray 29
Tauttlakontals.
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-BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BE D EEEB,
No. 65 Wood Streetti - ;
Third door below Fourd-•-lasurrids)..
QIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
1.7 for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes - dis
counted. Gold Silver and Bank Notesillottahl and sold-
Collections ma de in all the principal cities of the United
States. Deposits received of. Par and Current Funds:
PATRICKS & FRIEND
BANHEIRSI AND Jaxostaxesi haosints.
No. 95, comae WOOD ADD DLAMOND sn.trri,
Pisteburgik, Pa. [may/
Domestic and Parogn Exchange Bank Notes,
Gold and Si , Boughs,Ss. and'Szehanged,
188.
ZIOIFIANGIA AN D
salaam) saves
William A. Bin ..ftL Cck,
83 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGIL
11:7 fin Rai xi.uAWsD time DIPOIII7I.
=Wil)
agar
Nastalr.a
Bosakfraand Ezthango . Brokers, &Walla fordo. and
Domesticßillt,Bittrof Szehango, certificate of DI,POI•
i0341/lir Mk/01114 Coin. . .
Comer of Third aud Wood sta., direptly opposiietda St
Charles Hotel. . may 29
tAll. 64100 n , Bios .as
11 . OON a AIiON
RANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N.B. Conan of Wood and . Sixth struts, Pittsburgh, Pe
DEALERS in Co in, Bank Note a, Time Bills:Foreign
and Domestic Exchauge,CertiScates ofDeposit,Ao
EXCHANGE on allthe prine.fpal.Cities of the Union
and Eummfor sale in GUMS to snit p arch nett.
CURRENT and par fonds received °adept:site
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, atilts
lowest rates. . sepll-ly.
. , rs. UOLDIEII4 oozes,
aildt RICMOVILD saaniza LID lIICHANGS osncs
To No. 07 Marta ono, four dour" Mena old italut; .
N. HOLMES - A -SONS,
TANKERS AND EXCHANGE:BROKERS, and Dea
lers in Notes, Draßs, Acceptances, Gold, Hi Iver and
Bank Notes. Exchange on the . Eastern and Western
cities constantly (or sale. • ' •
Collections made In all the cities throughout 'the Uni
ted States. Deposites received, in par Ainds Orourrent
paper, No. 67 Market street, between Thin] and Fourth
Street -0. • aug2B47.
Exchange Hotel, Bledewillle, Pa. •
PROPOSE to eel or exchange for other property the
I
Exchange Hotel, Blairayille t latiutna county, Pa.,
now occupied by Wm. Lawson, and formerly kept by
Thla properly consists of extensive brlek 14111db:qt.;
erected expressly for the perpote of being used a tr
HOTEL
Another brick building, sailable fora dwelling and re.
4a/tutors. rail on the main street, near, the Conema Ugh
Bridge and Pennsylvania Canal. There are good col
lets under these buildings Also; two 'wells of good'
water on the front lots; one Convenient to the kitchen,
the other at the stables, with pumps in holl;—also, a
large cistern for rainwater, with a pump, near the hitch.
en and wash•boale. • . •
• The foregoing and severaletheinseful buildings are
on the two front lots. On two other lots, immediatel y north of these, acd separated from them , by a 12 feet
alley, occupied partly as a kitchen garden, a•large brick
and large name Stable Is erected; also, a Blackrmith
Shop and Coachraaker's Shop. - —•
Also, about TWENTY ACRES OW LAND, partiV.
meadow, a loirlng the north line of the Beningh,:oir
Which 40 tons of bay may he made is a season ; the re
mainder being pasture ground,with a stream of running
water through it—are also offered as above..
The
.
The Hotel is very eligibly situated on ' the northe ast
corner of the Diamond, near the lartalnas of the Branch
Railroad, and within a short distance of the Cartakoiltat
Landing. .
. . .
The country around Is improving rapidly, Within lis•
'theta and Westmoreland counties. One or more Plank
Roads are in contemplation, to connect at this place
with the public improvements no.w tattle Or irkprogresa
This property is of that description which would re
quire the attention and supervision of the owner. My
personal inability to , bestow the p rof er .care, and the
Want of good health n portion of my family, are .tlie
sole eonsiderationathat induce in:loaner it in exchange
for other property ; . • • • ' •
The property might be so divided as to accommodate
a person who merely desired to keep the 'tavern part,
and might not wish so heavy an invesuneat as the whole
would amount to—end if agreeable and desired, ratch an
arrangement will be made.
• Application may be made to the subscriber at his
dwelling, adjoining the Himeji and for tardier descrip
tion of the preperty,_tcc , to Alr. C. A. MeihrthlSS, in his
Warehouse, Canal Basin; Or if) gr. AU= BtOWS, Ho
tel Keeper, Pittsburgh. For en exchange of property,
. that In or near Pittsburgh would be preferred.
If oat disposed of in one or other of the ways spoken
of, on or before the tat of November, it will be rented
for one or more years, and possession may be bad oat the
Bth of March next- Meantime extensive repairs will be
made in the tavern pan. 8. Me.ANOLTY.
/31aineWs, July, 111/41.—jyllmil&w2p • .
Betriattara and Chair' Warereeme.
JOSEPH MEYER, 424 Penn street, above the
Canal bridge, keeps constantly on hand and Makes:
to order. Lathe kiwis pm% everg.ilestriptlun of
ancy and Plain FURNITUREiSOFAS'and CHAIRS,
of the beat workmanship and most approved tripes.
Purchasers would do well to vlsit liis Warerooma.
cay 22 db.wty
. _,.
Lightning Rada..flyeatVe Patent. -
JAMES JACKSON, Gravel dpra,. '
Wkoicial. per, 80 Wood mew, Pitsburga, P . a.,
(tCarcarright's Cutlery Store), '
THESE LIGHTNINO RODS are so constructed that
they cumot get ont of order. The Insulators and
Attachments fitting accurately, the Points sad Magnets
are trativalleu—she whole being highly ornamental; sad
withantdispate, the best eontinetor ever manafaettu ed.
I will pat them up tttro , the C-ountry at 12k. e foot and
1111 the points and magnets. Address by post or leave
a written order at 1311 Wood at:, where th e Rods may be
seen. .kiraw
HOPE FOUNDRY.
Cochran. Mcßride , & Co.,
aaaysacrve ma or
Iron Railing and Orgrarrentni Iron Work, in all
. its branches,
NO. 2A, woob STREET, PIT IIiBUROII.
nE advertisers beg leave rtspeetfnUy to Inform their
eTfriends an/ tlie.pablie generally. th at, having receiv
a large number of new patterns fat Iron Railing, ,
whkh, together with those prev lordly on hand, co reprised
the greatest variety ever offered in this City—they, are
. frOMF repSoCLI-40146CIL.Ab4..rerite ci b.P.me-
Is
purposes, balconies, fences, gardens, ow gnar•
tree boxes, hat racks, centre tables, Ike. tos., in a style o
workmanship and finish not to be surpasad,knd cheaper
than any heretofore manufactured west of the moon
tarns.
Also, cooking stoves, hollow Ware, and castings of all
descriptions. as usual. • . i 9 t
J. S. iliaorbosa 4.• 00..
Afam(facturera of 21n, Copper 4. Shed Iron Ware,
NO 21, EAST SIDE OF THE DIAMOND.
leSnm
_ A. W. Foster,
AITOBIIirEY ABB COUNSELLOR AT LAW;
(IFFIC.E. NC. 47 POURTIII STREET, Woo Marka
strut, PisalnariA. novls:4a.ny
witnam 8111 4
IirANUFACTURER OF LIOOTNING RODS. Re.
.1.1 l el.:knee at the Eagle Hotel,Liberty street, Pito
burgh.' 1103:y •
NEIL HOLM.
COLUMBUS, OHIO,
OPPOSITE THE NEW STATE 'HOUSE,
iYitame) WININE. Frog:drum
NOTED Full THREE rams AKTICLEH.-.-ISear
In mind, SIOB IBS' TEA ht ART. in the;Diamend, is
noted for selling the best Teas, the best Port Wine, and
the best French Brandy In Pittsbiugh. Shotildynal need
the latter for medicinal purposes, you may folly depend
upon its purity. I/Yl 4
• -
tong - Ladles! Seminary—Allegheny.
MIL ANu MRS. N. W. AIIs"FCALF, PRINCIPALS,
its +paw Monday. &pi. I . in Co:mum ROW Fedetal a.
C OURSE OF INSTRUCTION and rates o? tuition the
same us heretofore. For particulars, see Circular,
or apply to the Principal+. .
Allesiteol, liar 1411851.
We ogler for Sole ' •
LIOURTWO STORY ft aICE DWELLINOTIOUSLI3 ,
je with double hack baildlogs,,aituated on Wylie St.,
above Washlogton,being twenty-two feet front by nine
ty•slz feet deep, to a twelve feet alley. • • •
D. W. & A.S. DELL, Attorueys at Law. •
JyB.dtf Fourth *tract, above Smithfield.
Family Boras. •••
lAA lank* fook looking Serrel Horse, perfectly
safe, wilt be sold for a light fast horse, if apph
cation is made soon. • - .
THOMPSON BELL.
jyp (At A. Wilkins 2c. Co.'..
w LKIN HA 2.
FOURTH STRRET, NEAR SHITHYTELD, •
JOHN WALKER takes pleasure in annonwizg whir;
friends and the public that be has taken the: above
splendid establishment, and after considerable expense
bus made it a delightful place of resort. tie is perfectly
prepared to serve up at the shortest notice every dada.
cy which may tempt the appetite . of the epicure or .the
fancy of the most ftetidlou.s.
Dinner wilt be in readiness every day at l o'elock,lfor
any number of persons commencing this day, Jane 2lst.
parries can be accomm odated with Rappers in the most
ralterehs manner. Oysters, Paate,.tr.c.,will be • found
there in their season. In short t the preprbstor intends
that no expenseor trouble shall bo spared to make this
already popular house the beat in tho Western country.
JeChly . . .
/0121.000 T 2 ° so
RI z E s DA . RS
; ekes', Nos 1 and 9;
ICO gross Chasers ; •
100, ,do P,in Wheels: •• •
40 do =all; ' • . •
23 do do large; ' "
doz 1 oz Rockers ;
IS do .2 oz do
10 do 3 oz do •
5 do 4 oz do
2 do Boz ' do
2 gross 4 inch Triangles ;
2 do 3do do
2 cases Chinese Rockets ;
.• 3 grass Flying Pigeons;
SO do 14,12,10, tc 6, 4 bon Homan Card
dles ; received and for rale by itirODREI CO.,
iYI pro.e, Wood street. •
150 fa& LEMONS ; - -
150 d raw Fu e received arid for sale by
I J. antivesk CO„ No. O. Wood surer
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• IBIFD IMBUING-1N bbis. first quality receiving.
cA ND 3----ee bre. tiler, superior;
10 do 'Solar Sperm and Sperm ;
10 do Stearine. For sole by
iyIS J. O. WILLIAMS CO
AHD-- b bble. No. I ; . . :: •.
13 kegs do; • For sato by . • ' -• •
• - - WEL DYER
BI7rTER--3bbls packed: r- •
Gkegs do; For lode by
i 18 WM. DIt.IMI
ISEI-4 half bbls. No.l White Fah; •
do do Lake Shad;
10 ' do Lake Salmon ;
Receiving and for sale by Whl. DYER, •
ie2o No. 207 Liberty if;
500 PINE APPLES;
120 las. JaJibe Paste
50 DL do; do;
100 but .Larger Raisins;
50 do- No.l and.% Rook Cany. . • .
Receiving and for side Dv •
JOSHUA RNOBES 1k CO.,
No.B Woodst.
wessast.— . " •
50 bblt. No. 3 Mackerel, (Mau. inspection) .
40 kt do .3 _.do do do; - -
' 431tif do 2 do-, • 'do - do;;-
' lustreceived and for sale by
1721 . . MILLER & RICKETBON..
10.0L4AND • EREUNGS—Ioo"
g in
prime "4°4'
LIE Put received end for kale b
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'DR. BROWN, No. 41 DIAMOND ALLY
AVOID his entire attention to an Wile*
practice.: Ymneot D4raru and itch
cut affiancing; brought on by imprudfn,;
youthful Indulgence and excess.
Syphilis,- Syphilitic . Eruptions, Decors.
• • hea,oleet,Suleistre, Urethral Discharges.
Impurity of the Blood, with all diseases o- the venereal
origin. Bain Diseases, ficorbutio liroptiODS, Tester.
Ringworm,Merc nrial Disc toes, Seminal Weakness, int.
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female•Weakness,Month.
ly Suppressions, Diseases or the, Joints, Fistula In Ann'
Nervous Affections, Pains In the Bark and Loins, /nits'
tions of the Bladder and. Kidneys, sueeessfally treated
Cure guaranteed. . • .
• FourteenyearepraCtice:(Gmr in this eityi.n a biesi Dri
Brown 10 Oder SlSSUellneeS of Speedy cure to all who may
come under his care.
Dace and private consulting rooms; 4t Diamond a '
Charges moderato. novb:dawly y.
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lat DtOWIVII newly, alseovrea rem.
/Lb edy for Rheumatism le a speedy andcertaln remedy. ,
(bribes paintaltrouble. It never (ails.
Otnee and Private Conseltatlonitems"No.
MOND 3 Pittsburgh', Penna. Jill* Dueler ls ilwayis at
home . isfaliNta!tr '
GREAT AND 16IPORTANT • .
01110 MICIALL DISIUOVEHY:.... - .. •
Chemical Wettable Caraffiimarions to repel Dismiss.
Dr. OurootVe Yellow Dock and filaraapoP•
PUT UP IN THE largest sized boil es, . contains
more of the pure Honduras Sarsapariila than any
other prepparation - extant, which is chemically combined :
with the Extract of Yellow Dock, tha Extract of Wild .
Cherry, and Balsam of Fir, thus making the remedy
more thoroughly e ffi cient than any ethos •Sarlaparilla
before the pablic.• At the name time it is perfectly free
from all mineral poison*, which cannot-be said of any
of the Sanuffiarilla Ccanturands) The invalid abould be
ware of poison I Mercury, Iron ) Quinine, lodine, Sul.
ph r, Arsenic and ntany other mineral env: 'ameba
poi
eorts entered halo end farm the active basis of most of
tho Sarsaparillas and Pinicepai_ar-the day,r.Owasonos
COMPOUND Errititt Of Yazzow SitaiiEttffita •
does not contain upardele Of those subsufstees, as any
'ape can ascertain Dy applying , the necessary testa.
The original and onty'-gennine preparation for the
Peffiument cure of:CONSIMIP,TION - .AND•DISE&SEI3,. -
OF THE LUNGS when therm° 10pr:weak* be Greeted. .
by the too frequent ars pt Mercury, Don - Quinine,
It is also a remedy for SAL'I' RHEUM, RING W ORM,
TETTER,r SCALD HEAD, DROPSY, SCURVY,
WHITE SWELLING, Ring'm Evil, Neuralgic Affee. ••
Lions, Female Weakarsa end Obstruction'', Raffiennellt
Nervous and general ,Debility. of the System, Loss of
Appetite, Languor, DITZMICSI and Liver Affections,
which led to Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Fever
and Agnej Billions FeVere, Chill, Fevers, Dumb Ague,
Jaundice, &c,
• Orr - - The aleicted may teat assured „that there is not
the east particle . cif.Miaeral, Mercurial, or any other
. .
poisonous' substance in this medicine. It is perfectly
harmless rind may beadministered to persons in the very
weakest stagee of sfeicheia, or to the most helpless In
fanta without doing thileart injury.
• The curative powers of this extract are truly Won
derful, and all inviiida'should male immediate trial o.
the " Yellow Dock &nil Sarsaparilla It cannot injure
the delicate patient. . •
- ,• (CERTiFicATIis
iiril'a—Casenj 0. M. Leonard. •
. .11i.01:01010.GZOVV, Dee. let, 1849.
• Mamas S. F. BE:0M Co.—Gents :--tlametime in
184 a, I was attacked with King's Evil In my arm,
which • became so core that could not use it, and in
1846, mortification set iu. I employed at different times,
each physician of -celibtir svithla my reach; all told
me that my arm mast be amputated. From.the shoul
ders to the fore arm, my arm wax coil. et running sores
come of them as tarps ea allay cent piece. I then vied •
an Indian Doctor-,whti removed the mortified flesh, and '
stopped the mortificatron, but could not heal my arm.—
My strength, at this time, was completely exhausted
and lay person much emaciated. 1 continued in this
state until the summer of 1848, when I saw au adver
tisement Of “Guyeati's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," •
which I rend attei.lively, and sent for one bottle of the
'article. After using It n few days, the discharges from
. my arra increased, and assumed a light color, and less
intensive odor. I lent for a second bottle, and while
lasing it I found my strength increasing, and the dia.
charges decreasing. I continued using it until 1 had
used !LI. bottles, thongh•l felt myself perfecly cured
before I used the sixth bottle. Since that time I have
not felt any pain in my arm; no sores have re-appeared,
and I have not a doiabt that 11' le thoroughly pared; for I
can labor with it as well as ever I could.
" Guysou's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," alone Cared
me; I took no other :may while using it, and had .I
used it at the fast appearenee cf the malady, I rally be-
lieve it would hake saved me from years of suffering.
Anal most earnestly recommend every person suffer
ing under any similar ffiserise; use "Gnysou's Yellow
Docker& Sarsaparilla," *Lich will restore them to
health. Yours in gratitude,
O: ar.LEONARD •
An Beantordinary Case of Sercfsda, .Syrasi;Verea and
Mars, , cured by the tots vie of Dr. Ourmit's Com.
•' • pound Syrerp, Yellow .Dork and SarvaparWa. •
• . .
DaooxLva, N0v.17,1848.
Ds. Otirsorr—Fir tender . you my sincere amnia
for the great beuedt I bare derived from the use of your
valtutblsSymp. 1 hum been troubled very bad witha
scrota:is sore which made its appearance on my chin.
I did not pay much attention to a at first, supposing It
to be nothing but some eruption that. generally appears
on persons' faces. It finally began to increase, until it
- spread to the back past of my bend.. I applied toe phy.
`mei= he amended me all to no' purpose, f had tried
.everything that. could• be tried. 1 saw your Syrup of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla; and conCluded to use it, .
for I know that the Yelfow Dock was one of the most
valuable articles in the world for the blood.. I bought
your Syrup and commenced using it, and from the use
of one bottle Iconic' see a great change in , my system.
I eontinued using it until I &MeV:rail man: I now feel
like a new person imy blood IC perfectly cleansed, and
free from all impunties.. There, Is ryt a question bet ;
that your newly discovered Compound it tar superior to
tiny Saint arilla Syrup ever sold. This eenifioate is al
your disposer.; to publish if you like r and-arry IMO you
may refer to me; lidhU bebappy't6'give theme all , the,'
information I cart about my case, &c. •
I remain your obedient servant.
GEORGE G. JOHNSTON..
• - 113 lifarket street.
T. but Pewits lefOichte known. The Eztraetof Wow
Dcrit and Sarsapard/dis a paidve, spudp and .
poznanent cure for aLr emlaints anddint to .
Its mild alterative' roperties render it peculiarly sp.
splienblis to the slender and delicate constitution of the
femme. It is unrivalled irt its effect oprm each dilemma
as incipient Consatupdon, Barrenness, Leueorrtmes or
Whites, Irregular Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine,
and general Prostration of the system'. It immediately
contracts that distressing tairrousness and lassitude so
common to the , e ma le frame, and imparts an energy and
zea enzzeLr;•inir rts they ure 8 - ratetal. WO paint
evidenee on - Evoviiiiffitidiees us strongly to nit:coral
mend this medicine 'to married people who have not
beentilessed with tattering. .
Proaapna. Vita; of , foiling gr tho Womb, of five steers
standing, curtd by DV. Guysztes Mcoroa of YeliensDock
and Sarcapariay, ajur every ether /mown remedy ha/
seen tried without relief: ' • • • - •
Mazatlan.", 0., Feb., '
This certifies that my wife, aged twenty-seven years -
has been suffering under the aboye'complaint for five
years. • Nearly all of that time Confined to her bed. ;
have for five.years constardly. employedthe best =O
en! talent thatdmillbe prdeureddri this settle/Lot alb - 7,
country, without any benefit whatever.. I have also
purchased every Instrument recommended for the clue
of such diseases( all of which proved worthless.
In the spring 0f' , 18.18, I was Induced by my friends to
try Ur. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla which_
was used for four moaths. Atter she bad used it for four
weeks; it was evident in all arts that ahe was initial ,
in& and front this ti me she improved rapid() , aid gained
flesh and strength dntil she is now enjoying melt excel. -
lent health. > '. • Wllt. MONFORT.
We being neighbors to War. and Julia Monfort, know
that the above statement as to the sickness of Mrs. Mon-,
ford ' and as to the mire being affected by “Craysorea Tal
low Dock and SIIMPaTiIII,.. to be StfittlY
..lANE EDDY
• .." SABAIIPOirEM.
• Sold by J. D. PARK, (successor , to Sanford & Park,)
Fourth and Walnut street', Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Agent to the Bomb end , est, to whom-ell orders muttt
be addressed. - •
J Kidd & Co, Pittsburgh; I. Wilcox, Jr, corner Market .
street pad the Diamond VB Falmesteek & Co, Pitts
lure,; J A Jones, Plusbarsh ; Lee 3Beckham, Albs
gheny City' UT Bussell; Wasidrlgton W H •Lamber
ton, Frapats;: L. B .Uniontown; H Welty,
Greensburg ; S . Konitu; 'Shale:set' ffeiott & Gilmore, -
Dedbrd; geed & Son, liantin,gdon; Ars. Orr, Holliday'.
borgh Hildebrand & Co, Indiana; IR. Wright, Erman
tong; Evans & Co, Brookville; A Wilson & Son,
Waydesbnrghi DPFarland & Co, N Callender, Mead
ville; Murton & Co, Erie; Henry Forker, Mercer; las
Kelly & Co, Butler • S Smith, Beaver; J D Summettcn,
Warren; F L c S Jimes,:qo4slarsport; P Crooker.
'Jr.,Brownsvitle. moo,
. Ayers °berry 'POo t trl t
F OR THE CURE OF COllO, C LDS, HOARSE
CROM, fitRONCHMB, :A% PING COUGH,
STIIMA and .CONI3 hIPTION:
Among the numerous. discoveries Se-Lenge has made
la this generation to facilitate the business of life, in
crease, its enjoyment, and even prolong the ter m of hu
man
existence, none can be named of more real value
to maitkind, than this contribution of Chemistry to tha
Healing Att. A vast trial of its virtues throughoutthis
broad ettantry,has proven beyond a doubt, that no medi
eine Ar Coinbinition of medielnis yet known, eau so
surely control and. care the numerous varieties of pul
monary disease .which have hitherto swept from our
midst thousands and thousands every year. Indeed -
.
there is now abendant reason to believe a Remedy has
atlength been found which can be relied on to cure
.
most dan geroits affections of the langs. Our space hate., .
wilt not permit us M publish pay proportion of the cares
effected by its nee, but wo would present the following
opinions of eminent men, and retor farther , enquiry to
the /menhir which the Agent below named, will always
be pleased to furnish free; wherein are fall parriegicm,
and indisputable prp!:tts of-these facts.:.:.•
FroM the president or Amite/it Coilege, the aelebrpted
. . 2rfessor Hitchcock.
•r•isines C. Ayer-Sir I,have.usod_your Chew" Pee
oiral is my own case of deep-seateil. Bronchitis, and am
saUffied from its chemical coustitnuon, that it is an ad
mirtible compound for the relief of Itt.Nogal and been
chi.* didlealties. If my opinion as to its superior char
acter coolie of any service, you are at liberty to use
sa yen think proper. • . ,
EDWARD DITCHCOCS,L. L. D.
Front the widely celebrated Professor Billman, M. D.
L.L. D., Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy,
fro, Yale College, Member of the Lit. Hist.
Med. Phil. sod Beientifie. Societies of .
---- 'Aeley l ea and' . r' •
deem tl,o Cherry Picto ri al pa adneirWe cot
Hob from some of the beararticles ja the !criteria meth
cajand a very effective remedy for the:glass:4f disess
es it is intended to care:" - • 1. .
ew Haven, Ct.; Nov:I, 1649.
major Pattison, 'President of, di
ee S.C. Senate, states
he lots ruled the Cherry Pletotal with wonderful sec. •
evis, to cure an infbunation of thtilungs.
Fran one of th 4 firstphysicians in Maine.
t • - - • - SACO, Me., Apr[lo3,lE49.
sir. I. C. Ayer, Lowell--Dear Sir: I am now con
aurally. using your Cherry Pectoral in my practice, and
prefer ate any other medicine fo r pulmonary eomplrdnts.
From observations often:2y severe cases, t am convince •
edit will cure coughs, colds, end diseases of the lungs, '
the% have put to defiance all other remedies. •
I iititirltidy.recommend home is Mlle Of C:olllUlnpti O n.
' *nil .comsider n =Chiba best remedy known for that de
care. . Respectfully y our , i •
• ÜBHMAN,
i'repared,And . o old by James C. Ayer, Practical Cheta
h Lowell, Mass.
Sold In Pittsburgh wholesale ani mail, by D. A.
nestock, and by J. Mrr
it!: in Allegheny City
b7111...E.-Sebirvartx, and I. Douglass, and by druggists
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iDrugg cub illebitiuse.
TUE cabseaet baying e arrangements in conse
ggenglef_whlett his p resent business mast be closed
1 4 the lst of Atniaiii — nTi a
t, now ors his' salmi° stock of
OTellillaslerp. Ribbons, lace Goods and RatbroideL•
leis, Dress Triza/ZaDgStilaladkerehlefs, Eno Shins and
F arnlshing Goods, repben Worsted t Flower Materials,
111 tobrellas f Parasols, Combs, Thread and Needle ant
el
its...ALso, Ladies' Shoes, (best Phlladelpbla make), at
g, tatty redueodpriees, wholesale and retalL
F. R. EATON.
MEE