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(TAPBOOX* at’CO.'S .-.
• General Emigration and Foreign. Exchange Qffitu.
THE undersigned having accepted the Agency, of t lie
known House; is prepared to bnngcut
the Old Country,on as favorable terms
other House in the City. !
con be engaged in the following lines,
sallinirpaneinally on the daya appointed; ’
SWALLOW TAIL Line leaves Liverpool on tbe 6tb
- and Slat of each Month. . . .... - ,
RED STAR LINE leaves Liverpool on Ute 26th ot
each month. ~ .
THE 7. LINE lctves Liverpool Twice a Month.
THELONDON LINE of Packets nails from London
on the 6th, I3ih, 21 st and 20th of every Month.
THE CLYDE LINE ol Glasgow Packets sails from
G LASGOW on the Ist and 13th of eaeh month.
r Also— A weekly Line of-Pockets for New Orleans.:
|D* Paasengera.ahlped from New York to any pajt ol
IbeWeat. . . .. , , '
rry The Senior Partner resides in Liverpool, and su
peScintendsthe-eißbarcation 01-ali-passages'engaged in
f kp.S?-PeiTsona desirous of-visiting'ihe Old'-Country
can have their passage engaged, through from. Pitts
burgh, by.application either personally or by letter,
(post paid) to the underaigned. . :
V PASSAGE FiiOM NEW YORK
Can be had at very rcducetlrates by applying to the
undersigned Agent lor the : Mcssrs.Tapscott, of New
: . JAMES BL\KnL\)
Corner ©l Sixth ditd Liberty etreeis,
■'jc2o > (Aid story) Fiiubtirgh
lOBK CO7ODB *•' *‘iOBB F» CQIiR.
COTODE«OOIiE,: :
-. {Sucouorj to McFaden;# Cocode,] ‘
CANAL BASIN, PENN STREET.
sgw apiaa
PatTififlvania RailroadCo.—Central Railroad.,
rpHtS subscribers having been;’ appointed Shipping
I Agents for the. Pennsylvania or Central Railroad,
inform the public that we are now prepared to receive
any amount merchandise or . produce , for shipment
East . •; '
Goods via this route Vi!l be carried throngh in five
days, and all consigned loas.will be forwarded free of
commission or charge for advances.
nf Freight biUoun Philadelphia and PtUikurgi.
Dry goods, hats, shocs,books* stationery, cutlery, eorK
(eotionary, fruits; feather?, furniture, drags, medi.ime<S
saddlery, &c. - lOO.fts,-
Hardware, qaeenaware, groceries, paints, dye staffs,
pits, leather, clover, flax, timothy and other grass
seeds, wool, &c. v SOc.^tOO.
Beef, pork*, batter, lard, lard oil, tobacco leaf, coffee,
tallow, grain and rags, 60c. 100.,
Ashes, marble (roogh), tar, pitch, rosin,'German clay
bones,bacon,&c. ' 50c.^100,=
COVODE&COLK,
comer Penn and Wayne street* ■
1851.—jylO
Pittsburgh, July Ist,
Fsreßedaeedi .
MONONQAEELA ROUTE
. . 1851.
■MBaS via
Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltimore and Phi {ad 1 a.
rfIHE Morning- Boat leaves doily at 8 o’clock, A,
X precisely, connecting with the Car* at Cumberland
next rooming.
The evening boat leaves daily at 6 o’clock. P; Ml
(except Sunday evenings,) connecting with the cars a
Cumberland next evening, at lb o’clock.
~ Time through io Baltimore 32 boors. Fore only $9, :
?imo through to PhUndclphia4o hoars. Fare on ly 810.
hfc National Road is now good. Conductors go with
the coaches between -Brownsville and Cumberland—*
which makes this decidedly the best rnnu East
•J. MKSKIMEN; Agent,' ,
Office in the Monongohela House.
>' NO l l ll) tlil
Anothsr Fresh Arrival at No. 07,
Comer of Wood Street and Diamond AUey, Pittsburgh.
D GREGG & CO. have just received another, new ,
• supply ofD.HY GOO DSand VARIETIES, which
have been purchased since the latedeeline. in Ea«er»
prices, which will be sold at a small ad vajick. Owing to
ouradvontages iu buying, and'lung experience in the
business, we flatter ourselves that we can afford our
goods at priees regardless of competition. Our stock
will be found to be unsurpassed in me western' marked
-and.much superior to arty previous stock kept 01 the
old Stand by Grogg&M’C&ndle*s. 4
We have jastopenedufreshlo! of latestylesof BON
NETS, Ribbons, Parasols, Dress Lawns. Beragcs,Mous
deLaines, Ladicß’ White Dress Good-, Ladies’ Gimp'.'
Silk Fringes, Ac.; Broad Cloths, Fancy .Vestings, Ca r 4 si»
meres,Summer Pantaloonery,Tweeds,Gloves, .
Threads,Combs, Suspenders, Buttons, Knives, !?\u>ons!
-Razors, Scissors, &c. } and all other articles In tb.eirline! :
too tedious to mention. We have on hand, ju>t receiv
ed direct fromthe manufacturers hv ex
press, alarge lot'of GOLD and GILT JEWELRY
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, and r *Vutch materi
als, and being weekly in the receipt of »mcU Goods we
intend keeping our assortment complete* We earnestly
solicit an early call from buyers genially'before our*
Chasing elsewhere. <• - '
Thin/cases of BRASS CLOCKS, just arrived, of va
rious kinds.
, ID* Remember, No yr, nonh-v; c -y corner of Wood j
street and D»araond alley,Fjtu'j,:^
• The businescof late firm of Gregg <L M'*
Candlesvis to be se ( D. Gregg at the above
SthChlSke authorized a r d in whose possession
. joiM and paper, of Mtiafirm. tiefl
j.ynt’i F.mu, Medlclati.
* ota Letter, from the Rev. K. L. Abbott, a
‘kVweli known and highly esteemed Missionary in the
kingdom ol Burmah, dated *
- • Sasdowat AERACAJt.frebrua/ijlfclG.
Dr. XL Jayne, Philadelphia; My Dear Sir—\\ e are
now in great want of your Medical Preparations. \ our
CARMINATIVE BALSAM is air invaluable medicine
in this country in bowel and has been used
in aU our Missions with tho most gratifying success. I
have known it in many cases to act like a charm
SANATIVE PILLS are my sheet anchor.—The best
medicine for my liver complaint and pain in the side that
I have ever used. They are in great demand, and we
are entirely but of them. Wenecd five hundred boxes
of them: Bro. Beecher says we could use a thousand
boxes yearly among our people to great advantage. 1
have used your TONIC VERMIFUGE asatomc m in
tetmittenv fever, with the most complete,success. I
think it once was the raeaus of saving my awn son. Da
ring my. travels among the churches the past season, I
found a whole village suffering under a prevailing influ
enza,uttendedwith coughs of a most violent chaiacter.
lonen regretted I had not had a dozen or two of your
EXPECTORANT 10 administer io ihera, for I Ichevu
fromwhftt I have seen of its effects, that ltwould have
been juslthe thing for those poor people. I presume you
havc'UOt hitherto hnd an idea to what an eitent your
medicines are used iu all oar Missions. • ■
, Affectionately yours,,-. E. L. AußUll.
: y o r gale at tbe Pekin Tea Store, 38, Fifth street- by l
" ' Jndd’i MeOlcnted I/lquld Cuticle.
SHIS article in intended for family use, and should be
£oand in the possession of every family in the Inna,
chanics who are in constant danger ofii'jury to tbeir
oeraons through accident, and the improper ox cureless
usedf lools/will find Ihi* article to be invaluable to
ihem.imd after a fair trial, will consider it indispensable.
‘‘This may certify that we, the undersigned,haying
frequently made use of Judd’* Medicated Liqmd ; Cuucle»
prepared by Messrs. Peniield & Camp, Middletown,
Connecticut, cheerfully recommend it to our profession*
al brethren, as an excellent subsiitnte for adhesive plas
ter, indressing burns, cots, scolds, braises, and oil kinds
of fresh wounds; also, for sore nipples* a remedy une
qualled. CHARLES WOODWARD. MU,
ELLSWORTH BURR,SLD.. Botanic.
Comprising ail tho practising physician? in the city oi
Middletown
For tale by
MORSE'S -_
Compound Syrap of Ycllovr Doclt Root*
OCCUPIES the from rank among the proprieiory
medicines of this country for completely caring
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and all other diseases
arising from an impure state of the blood. Also, Liver
Complain!, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Dizziness,
•Coughs, Soreness and Tightness about the Chest; Bron
chitis, or Hoarseness, Dryness, and ia tickling sensation
abeutihe Throat; and is used with unprecedented suc
cess in all cases of
FEMALE WEAKNESS AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the
various organs, and invigorating the entire system
If the testimony of thousands of living
all parts of the country, can be relied upon, it is singu
larly efficacious in curing aU Human, and icstoring de
bilitated aiid broken'down constitutions. It is purely
vegetable in its composition, and so nccnrntely com
bined in its proportions that the chemical, botanical and
medical properties of each ingredient harmoniously
unite to PURIFY THE BLOOD.
It hat removed many chronic diseases which lias baf
fled the skill of the best physicians, and has also cured
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and iScrofnla, which
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed tojmake the lean im
pression upon. . •
• It has been tested in many cases of CANCEROUS
.RUMORS. The most obstinate Cancers have been
cured by this medicine. -We say that it is a valuable
medicine in ail BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. It removes
all obstruction in the circulation, rendering the Liver
free, active and healthy. It; removes Palpitation of the
Heflitvand relievesln nUcasesof Asthma;amd may be
used in aU climates, and at all seasons of tae*ycnr.
'This.Syrup is prepared only by C. MORSE & CO., at
109 Fountain street, Providence. R. I .and sold whole
.ale .ml retail, by s. N. WicfeuSHAM,
-Only-Agent for Western Pennsylvania,
Warehouse, cor Wood and Sixth Bts^Piusb 1 !!
•strftnffcrf Look at Tbiii
DAGUERREOTYPES FOR ONE DOLLAR, put up
in Hue Morocco Casesi The subscribers anuounce
to the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that they can
gela. likeness for one half the usaalprice, not to bo sur-' :
passed by those taken in the East. ' We don’t.mean to
be surpassed by any. Having a large sky and side
light,- we are prepared to suit the most fastidious. We
will not ask any person to take a likedess unless it suits
them. Miniatures i>ot in Lockets, Pins or Rings. Sick
or deceased persons taken at their residence.
FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY.
MERRIMAN & LAWYER.
• Roomson3dßt. t opposi*e St. Charles Hotel.
mvlStCmd. . . . .
r-r Pine Oil Lamps. . r
JUST RECEIVED a line assortment of these LAMPS,
for burning the Camphene, Pine and Ethereal Oils,
which I Will sell sit greatlyredueed prices.
wmcH i w* 5 JOHN 8. TOUGH,
■ ' • / aiFourth st-, between Market nod Wood,
Manufacturer and Dealer, Wholesale and Retail, in the
tobriVe named Oil*. , -... 1
; 27i0soia(ion.
I .this day dissolved by mulnal consent. ;Eilhorparmer
may use ibe name of the
MATTHEW D.PATTON.
Pittsiurgi, Aprillst, 1850.
ny Havlnff <oHmy entire inlercstin the fiimoCJ.S.
Satmxt tci 3o. to M. 0. Patton, mylato.patinex > .a&din.
Ktirinirfrom .bustoMß, I take great pleurae 10 recom
■gfo" 10
fH ?’
T AWBENCEVILLE PROPEBTY.—JFV>r Bale, a val-
I /table propertyof 72 feeronPike street by lHMeep
nSWateratreef to Foster alley, presenting# finecomer
tot nleaaantlysituated on tlie Allegheny, bavinga dwell-
Iniiottse containing 4, rooms, kitchen, good ceilnrnnd #
SSKTaU. a pomp of fine: water,; om-bouse> a. large
s?hii eamacebouse and cow stable, and anico boose
capacity to hol£ip,«oo bushels of
and flowers, and a lorge,
S&MmsgißSsaP’saßß
v- gp t Smithfieldstreet.
ioULuESi
flhsttUaueoiifl. ~ r
WM.B. CABEYjMJD
waoctlfto-
D. HARRISON, M D„
F. WOOjmUFF, MU
&AMJ.O!orJ bSeweb,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
corner of Wood tuid.Fiirst sts.
jon Shoaldere for sale by
WM. OVER.
i_»,tgo B>. Bin
fefil^vir.-TsS**-.
?*■■/■'* ■< .- ‘ ''. ,< 'VJ-v 5 -'*- t- ’ */t* - -~s , . - • r. * ’4
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JBijfoJSg*. .
A T DEPOT, NTo"7I Third SL,
jCX. opposite the Post Office—
Haroer’sMagatidh for August? .. ; .
•• Dictionary'oc-Mechanics—No.3«*, • • •
• LutelPALivingAjFO—No. 377; • „
Mr. and Mrs. Sandboys, who came to see.the Great
FjcbiblUonp: r A- • *
• ItttemationalMagaxine for August, .
The Gipsy Chief? By W. M. Reynolds ; ■■■.-■- . .
Mabel fir,The Child of the Battle Field* A Tale of
• Waterloo;' - ..■
The Pioneer’s Daughter; a Tale of Indian Captivity,:
By Emerson Behaett; u -
• Dictionary of 34 !
Litleli’s Living Age, No. 378; : •'/
Blackwood for August; : ••
Adventuresof Paul Perwenkie. A Sea Story; :
- The Countess of Salisbury; By Dumas;
. Ecrate; or. The. Saloons of Paris. By Maj.Rich-'
-ardson; : ''•y-.' •
: . Yeastf AProbleth. By the author of Alton Locke;
Reveries of a Bachelor—or, a Book of the Heart; '
The Farmer’sCbmpahion—with illustrations;
Traveler’s Guidethrough the U. S. and Canada; > i<
Rena—or,the'Sndw Birdi .aTale of Real Life. By.
Mrs.Lse Hently;
-TheJieirs Qt.Wfisi.Wayland. By -Mary Howitt £
. Theßeel. By Bulwer; !
Not So. Bad as We Seem.' A Comedy—by Bulwefr*.
The Daughter of Night, a Story of the Presen
■ ' :Time,, : • - £ausi '
Kew Books t Hew Books l
TUST RECEIVED AT HENRY MINER A CO.’S*
.tl No.33Smithfield street—. . .
Dictionary of Mechanics Engine Work and
Engineering: . v.'.v ; .
Rankin’* Half Yearly? Abstract of the Medical Sci
ences, No, 13—from January to June; s:
The Grmfenbery Manual of Healthy : t '
Parts 3d and 4th 1851, or, The Adventures of Mr, Uhd
Mrs. their Son and come op
to London to u enjoy themsclves, n anfl to see the Great
Exhibition by Henry Mahew andGeorgc Craikshank;
■ augs • • ; '• - V:'='- : ' ’•>-• -.' '
H MINER & CO., Smlihfield street, have received
• the International. Magazine for August-being
vol. 4, number one.' In literary contents, this numberls
beyond precedent in interest. . -
The .Gipsy Chief.; 'A new work, by Q. W. M. Rey
nolds. This author is well known to toe readingpabltc.
His fertile mind has uo equal in historical romance. •
- Wnbel—oriThe Child or the Battle Field. A Talc pi.
Waterloo—by'the aathorofDotx Caesar De Bazan. This
work I* highly illustrated and .of thrilling interest as. a
historical romance.; -v ,; ' > } ;
Shakbpoare’s Poeticnl Works, (Boston edition,) how
complete—the best library edition extanri
- *• A Tresh supply of Sir B. Bulwer’s new Comed
So Badas We Seem. : ;
New 2luiifl>
HKLRBER, No .101 Thirdstreet,has joat received—.
• Th&Blooraec .poj ka»~with eitaauti fa] ly. colored
vignette of the Blobmercostune ; • i
Farewell, if KVer Fondest Prayer ; |
. Watt for the Wagons. Dedicated td'Kft Cation, die
Great Western Mountaineer; *
The Language of Love;
Come Where SweeiToned Zephyrs Pass. Composed
Tor and sung by ihelrish Nightingale, Catharine Hay*;
WhercforefNaUyyLhok so LoneiyT ‘ ; ’ ?
I Think of Thee at Eventide; •
Careless Childhood’s Sunny Hours: ' \
Nancy Ball; - !
Cornin’Through the Rye— with new emb.elll*hnitr»t*,
as sung with unbounded applause by Jcnoy-ldnd ; . r
Had! Never, Never Known Thee; .* .
Pestal, Yeßthe Die is Cast; t
Niagara Comic SOng; ;‘
; The Requiem j:
‘ A fine selection of Guitar Song* : '
Musician 7 * Companion—by Howe;
- ALSO—Waltzes, Marches, Polkas, Variations, At'.,at
the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN HARP. tacSi
Sew uid Populor Bookfl* -
JUST RECEIVED AT HHNRY MINER &Co s *,
No. Smithfield street, the following new and in
teresting Books; . >
Passages in the Life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland, df
Swrenzside—written by herself. A new Ftory for MotU
era and Daughters;
Homeis Home—a Deanes ic Tale; :
Appleton's Mechanics’Magazine and Engineer* 7 Jour-,
nal tor August;
The American WUjg Review for Augu»t; . :
Bell’s Lite, London News and Punob,received every
week. [auO
New SSaste*
CBLUMEVai just received^-...;
• Summ'jr Longings. By Stephen C. Foster;
Househoby Words By John Dloekley;
lie,Doe*,h Ail Things Well;
Alpen. By Stephen Olover; ;
Nell. Ry the Campbell Minstrel*}
w».tly Sighs the Breeze. .The Popular Duett, written
f .or MadUle Jenny Liutl and Mad’Ue Marietta
ui. By Stephen Glover. ;< ;
Go Where theMoraiugShinetlu-Duett;*
-. Ben Bolt, Summit Polka, Blossom Polka, Jenny Lind’e
, Hello Waltz and its companion. The Bird Wal.z,
just published ; * :
Grave of Bonaparte;
Aria Alta Scozzese. By T. Valentine;
Turkish March; Ravel Polka;
Lousiann Belle- By the Sable Harmonists ;
Grave of Washington. Bv L. V. H. Crosby;..
Deem Not anifSayNot; The Blue Joiilata; ‘
Grand PolkadeConcert. ParW.V. Wallace;
Silver Bell Waltz; Henrietta Polka Doett;
Walnut streetTheatre and Souvenir of Germany.—
Two new Scottish’s; •
The Wreath:'* collection of Popular Melodies, ar
ranged os Recreative Lessons for the Piano, in three
number*. : , : / • .
Together with a large collection of Guitar Mush;, at
C. BLUML’S
jySO -■ . . . PiaaoDepot» ; No.llS Wood »u
JOHN U.MELLOK,No. til Wood street, has received
the following pieces of new and popular Mu«uc.t.
Farewell, if ever, fondest prayer;
Soldier’s Graven
Waltz Sentimental.. BylHlcbjJ
La Bose. Variations by liunten;
Carnival di Venice.. By Voss;
Be Kind to the Loved Ones;
Ma eh from Norma; Song of the Robio;
; Russian Polka; Blanche and Lisettc i
Nelly Bly; Sailor Boy’s Grave;
Jenny Lind’s Serena ding Polka;
Serenading or Sckottish Polka;
Jenny Lina’s Polka;
I Welcome Thee with Gladness; •
IMoflertltce this hand of mine;
Life is but a Sttife; Willow Wood Quick Strp;
Coll me pet names;.. Would t were with thee;
GocdLuck Polka; . Grand Russian March;
Where ore now the hope*; -
Hamburgh Polka; Tis Home where’er the heart w;
- : -SpiritPolka; Cally Polka; Batchelor’.* Polka;
Henze! Poikar. Toysthat we’ve tasted;
•Where arc the Friends of My Youth.
CHiCKERING’S very large stock of
Puckering’* Pianos on hand and arriving. _ __ Uyl fi
ikt uvv rU UMBHIMj—An Outline bfMeelianicn! Kti
ll gineerinjr. with drawings of machinery, topi*,And
apparatus of 2 vcry'de scrip tfoii. "Collected, coliaied and
published by ah Americaa Engineering Society, under
the superintendence of Frederick ▼aloable
work is of imperial size ”, each pan contains' two plates
of drawings, li will be completed in 125 monthly pans,
five of which arc now Utaed. Price to subscribers, SI
each pan ; to nou*subi«cribers,Bt,so. . .
No. I of a new weekly paper, called “The Citizen.”
has been received. Irisprinted in qiiarto fonn, on fine
paper, aud is devoted 16 News, the Arts, Science, Belles
Lettres, Ac., and advocates the moral and social eleva
tion of American citizen*, native mnd adopted, indepen
dent of all sects and parxief.
Respecting tlese periodicals the Ageuis deem it un
necessary to say byt U’lie, as their respective ezedten
cies are-apparent to the commonest observer; They
would therefore merely ask their friends and the public
to call and examine the merits of the work*.
WOODWARD to JKLLFA',
Stationers and 73; Third at.
A fir* Wn* P* GUM)
fTE&t VETERINARY rSURGBON.
r< n Office at Body Patterson’* Livery Stable*, on
Fourth street, betweeaWood and Smitlifield..- Uy4:ly
v Lithographic Institute.
GO-PARTNERSHIP.— The subscriber* most respect-
Tally announce to their friend* and the public gen
erally, that they have ihißiiay entered into .Co-Partner
ship, for the purpose of rarryingron, at the old sued, in
Singerly’s Building,opposite thePosi Office jThird Streep
Pittsbnigh, the LitbogTapbicPrirrtii)g,'iii all iu various
branehe*. Having: machinery, recently arrived from
Earone.thejtore prepared to do work* in Lithography
equal to Rteerfcngraving. They sclieii a continuance of
the patronage bestowed heroiofore so liberally to the
one’partner, wriYiSckuc^qauUi!* hope: by strict
attention totbelr business, by elegant workmanship, and
the most reasonable term*, to meritthe favorsof an cm
ließcsidB?shcek*, Draft*, Machine. ©rawing*, Ukercsi-.
es, Landscapes, Autographic Letter*, Bill Head*; Plot*
Lithographed And Printed in Black, Oold Brpnze of Co
lors.
Specimens of their worlc.c&u be. seen at theirOflice,
a* above. - WM. SCHUCHMAN,
..apnQ FRED.IIAUNLEIN
[ann’i Double* Lever Letter copying
Preii, and netAlUe Dttmpeuer,
BURNHAM’S PATENT.
Sizes of;Presses and Dampeners —Letter, 10 by 13 ;
Foorscap, 10 by I,Tf Manifest, 18
bytHi-
A Time-saving) Labor-saving and Money-saving Machine.
rjtHiS PRESS and DAMPENING TABLET present*
JL decided advantages over.all previousinveniion* for
the same object .
lsu -The Press doe* hot require fastening down.
: -2d Throuigfa two lever* vndccpentric. jomts. the pres
sure i* obihiued' with more chB*e,:anditfdch quicker than
by other methods. '
3d. The power is applied so equally, that ihe Pres* is
not liable to break or get out of order/ '
4tii.—The Dampening Tablet is a substitute for the
brush, blotting pa per and wet-cloth, s&vihg. all the trou
ble incident to their use, and is worth its weight In gold.
Tbe Tablet may be used to great advantage with any
Press already in use, and for that purpose will be sold
separately.
Letters cun be,copied Villi ih’is-Fresti and Dampener
in three seconds, •withoutbluring tile original or the copy.
MANN’SEATENTIMPRO VFJOMOVABLE BINDER,
For keeping in e Book-like form, Music,' Original In
voice*. Letters. Periodicals, Newspapers, Drawings
Bunk Checks, or any. other papers where method is de
sirable. .This invention, it Ls confidently believed j is the
best ever presented to the public for the purpose for
which it is designed, and wili fumiab to many a deside
ratum Tong needed. The Undersigned now o fie rail ala
comparatively trifling costio allwho may desire to per
fect the system of preserving papers for ready and easy
reference.-.
MANN’S COPYING. BOOKS. ’
The Paper in these Books is made from all Linen-
Stock, and of the same quality, a* Fine French Writing
Paper, bound on Parchment Backs, with Printed Pages,-
and mohufaetured expressly for retailing
• The undersignedhavingprocuredthe .sole agency of
the above articies.uoW oners thexuatreasonoblcpnces
at wholesale or reiaiL Pressesj Dampeuera, Books, or
Binder*, furnished to ordefvOfany dimensions, at short
notice- All of the above article* warranted.
Also-Copying Paper, in loose sheets of any size;. . .
Arnold’s Copying the best in ttse.
■ f Mr. A.-'O. Chambers will wait on the citizens of Pitts
burgh atid Allegheny, and will give all the instruction
necessary/'
>J * CO.,
At M’Foden & Covode’s Penna Railroad Depot, corner,
of Penn and Wayne si*., Pittsburgh ■ {je&yl
7|* ARE CHANCE FOR CHEAP CLUTHtNQ.~_C DES .
Ll> TEB,No.7tSmilhfield street*** now.closing out his
stockof seasonable -Clothing* at a: very slight, advance
upan-costf He:is to sslt tQ.make room for
new good*- - His stock embrace* 4hing ; foohd.iß
fashionable clothing establishments., eithej/fpr .-man or
boy. The public are' invited to coll and see for them-
Selves, before parchasing-elsewhere. No charge for
f please.
• r;.~.v Saithfield-st.-
TVTEW FALL GOODS AT Nos. 62 and M Maxxbtst.
I\ —A. A. MASON A CO* are : now iu daily, receipt of
New- Gooda—nSany-of svbich have ex/
pressly for their sales; together.xmthanimtnense variety, (
of choiQegobdsjseleCttdwiihgre&tcareftpmiheilargest
importing' houses. In iherHeastcm-cities,.whioh wilT.be,
kepi updaring theceasoatiformisg,a. stock? wmchTor.
variety, quality and low meet, bos never been equalled
in: The attention• uQfcJVfcaiesaJe.aqd-rßctaiL
purchaserrikrespectfully -: : . : : 7 tati9
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L^’pagne—jttefreceivedandfor;snl*by •
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’■ Harrisburg, Pennsylvama*
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fllE undersigned haviitgbeen bppoi n tc uA genu for
the above Company, have opened on Office
,M and ore iiow-prepared toeffect
,Hmcps on.cUy<nndcountry.i>rppeity,VP o .? 2 o{s«? ,a » l n
s w < SSBa|riS.«l&iw4V i tw
,entilled.ta vote forits officers',! and itnslmre m«« go
ings: but ore not liable, in anycv e n t, for anyt biog P J
yond ihe amount they have paid. Ail losse? promptly
IMI;: a " : Hon;ioHN C.SUCHER, President, }
Cake! E- Hikst'er, Vice Presideni. . ;
TAoj. £T. WiOjen.Scctetary. _
, . jjßTidiFleinmg, Attorney and Coiuisellori i
' ihrVetorj-Hon. Joha C. Bucher, Rudolph F..Ketkfer,
Wm! Colder, Jr.i.Bavid FlemingjJsaac G. M’Kutley,
ChMi B.« Hieeter! Elias a"Ktnzer, Samuet -Wy Hays,
David, Mnnmlaiir., John Ninninger-.-.Dauphm County;.
Jacob S. Haldcmanj,Yorklie ary: (I,Fryj.liancaßtdr i
A'dam'Schooner,' Berks i John <?, Rwnner,J>hiladfM‘ a 8
.William MiDlzer.Monigomeri'rThQinavGilleKpie, L,o- ]
rnei:,,Gordon F. Mason, Bradfoid,;, Amos E: Kapp,;
Northumberland,James BunißjJ'diffliujidphn Tk-Hpoy* l
ef.Celitre,; John «: tsetiiWdhiingdoni James K. Woore
;Reaßi;A.Uikheny;* jbnathah D.fceei, Washington ;Geo.,
iHißncher; Cumberland 8
- j 4g 4 . Clalfstreet, \
reuto-Tor-.yiiiabttrgW Ailegrbeiiy- Co. •
PUtabufgH Life Insurance Compauy*
fTtHIS(COMPANY was iucorporatetF In February,
X 1851, Wliha Perpetual Charter, and has commenced
busliiess bn a Capital of .
-■ hTtie Company does busiriessboth on the Joint Slock
4ndMmuarplan-r ’■ ... -
On ihe Joint Stock plan ibe .raicu nTp onc-thixd
than those charged by Mutuol.Cornpan.ies, and Fifteen
' Per Cent. Ibwerffiaii the firies Of most .Stock Coinpa-
rates are the same as. thtwc adopted by oilier,
safely conducted Companies. % , Those insured on the
mutual principle have the combinedsecuriuCs furnished
by that system of insurance, and the Capital and Sur
plus Fuad of the Joint Stock.departmenti - . : :
The Charter permits the granting of.insurance on life,
•iir every form, 'including the right or wile; children, pa
cents* relations, friends or creditors—to insure the life of
;anotherfor their own exclusive benefit, payable aihsr
death; or upon the parties arriving al the, age of 50,55,
Wdr* os, the insated.
■ . OFFICES S. "v,
James S. Hoon, President.
• samnul hPClhrfcan. Vice President. .
•Josephs. Leech Treasurer.
Charles A.Colton.Secretary. -
XUBXCTOSB. - '■! '!. '
‘ Janies 3. Hodn/ Joseph 8. Leech,
JohhS. DHwortlt, Charles A. Colton,
Samuel M’Clarkan, William Phillip*,
John A; Wilson: r ‘
EOXEDOJ? OWARCB.’ • : l
lion. William Wilkins, Late Secretary or War. . \
Hon'. Walter Foirword, Late Secretary of Treasury.
John Shyder, Esq , Cashier Pittsburgh Bank,
Malcolm Leech, risq., Wholesale Grocer.
SOLICITOUS-- . •-:1 j" {
lion: A. W Loomis. [ A. B.M’Calmont, Esq.
• -J4EDICU. ftOAOD. '
Consulting Physicians, ■•
Joseph Oax*am, M. U. . , WiUiam Addison, M. O. '
Jeremiah Brooks, M. D K. G.'Edrinßton, M. D.
EXAHini.No niTsiciAits;
Samuel Dilworth, M. B.,47Smithfield street
BobL Snyder, fil. D.,103 Fourth st.
John Crawford,ftL 1).>29 Sixth ist.. ~...
. Wm. M’cK'Morgau.M. J) , 107 liberty st.
On OilworlUwiH be in attendance at the office, ©very
day, at 18 o’clock. \
Those who have spoken for au agency, are requested
ttT'Call, take their and commence operation*
forthwith, AU persoe* engaged in the inaarauee busi
ness wiUbe supplied with blanks and f lowed the usual
commission. ' K . >•.,*
Office of the Company, No; <5 Fourth street.
■ J • . C.A. COLTON, grey.
Kentucky Matnai i«iro Ifiinrajiee Co*
GUARANTY FUND* $lOO,OOO.
THIS COMPAN Yoflers to the insured aUthasccttmy
and advantages of the Mutual andJointSlockPians
(as heretofore applied) combined, namely: Low rates or
premium; an annual return in cashorthe per tentage
required for the contingent risk of the year; an ade
quate,bat not excessive provision for the future security
& members for the, whole lermoriPe, with an equitable
interest in tbe accumulating fund secured to such mem
bers, payable at . death, by credits upon .their poli
cies ; a guaranty fund designed for the permanent secu
rity qf chon term: members, and also for ihe pfesent se*
curitvof.lbosefor the wltafcieromf v 1 ’
(nr This is the paly Motual Life Insurance Company
whoserates of premium: are fixed at a fair reduced stan
dard, with a provision Cor an annually increasing accu
mulation of funds.lfbr future security) in exaot iiroppr
tion to the amount of bU'iuesft and tha increasing , risk
froni advancing age among the member*. ,
Pamphlets, tracts, Ac;, givmg in detail the pjmrahd
rate* of the Company, furnished gfnua, and applications
for insurance received by.-,-*-TUHBhTTT. Agent,
|5H>, Wood street, PilUauneh.
Saml. Dawogru, Medical Examiner ' jyktfcvi
TheSra
TMRECTORS:—, „ ■ •
1/ Charles W. Boncker, George tV.Kichorits,
Ttaoma* Hen, “ MordecaiD-Lewis,
Tobias Wagner. Adolphi E. Boric,
BamaelGrant, ; David S. Browne,
Jacob R.emlUi, ' Morris J'atterrou.
OIIAS. N. BANCKEH, Prce’t
CiiA9, G. Basckb, Secretary. -
try Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or timiwC,
onerery description of property in town and country
at raws a* low as are eonsUirnvwiib wrcorHy.
The Company have reserved a Urge Con tin geut Fuju»
which, wilhlheir Capifcti and Premiums, safely investee*,
affordamplfc protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, l&L as
pubLUhed agreeably lo Acv of .Assembly, were as r'ol-
OW BSonrages ————~S 9)3,t8d(»
Real Eaute ♦ 84,377 7*
Temporary Loans*—*—— * 7
Stock* w—SiSJ ®y
Cash, Ac.——• S4,SW S*
44
Since their incorporation* a period of 21yearsahey
have paid upward* of On* Million Four Hundtti Tiou
tand Dollars, los.se* by fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advantage* of well as the ability and
dUpoaition to meet withpromplne**, all UabilUie*.
V J.tfARDtNEK COFFINyAgem,
apjs4] Office N, & corner Wood audOdfU.
H(uHne7Fire and inland traniportailOß
IBSURAWCK.
3n|?E INSURANCE COMPANY OP NORTH AMEU*
I ICA, Philadelphia* chartered 17W, capital
Oo»as*ctt Jea&ar79&»oQltft6fr‘ &*>• will
make insurance oit buildings end their contcutain this
city hod vielaity. AT»o, oh properly of every deicrip
lion, on steamboats and other vctsrl*, either by Inland
transnoriatfbu or ort'the“»ea*. •' ' *-*
1 directors^
Arthur G. Coffin, Prcs’t.* Jacob M.Thoina» r
Samuel W. Joue*
Edward Smith.
John A. Brown.
Samuel F. Smith.
Samuel Brcok»,
Charles Taylor, William K. Bowen,
Ambrose White, Ueorgo .W. Aspinwnll,
Thomas P; Cope, James N. Dickson,
& Morris, Waler, lt.D,Sberretd,Seo*r.
This lathe olden Insurance Company in the United
States, and from iw high standmg,longcxperience, am*
nle means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazard
ous character, may be considered n# offering ample se
cupity to the public. \VM. IVJDNKS, Agent,
, Ja*J4 A T o* 141 Front street.
ISSQRAROB*
Tifli DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
ANCE COMPANY,—Office, North Room of the Ex.
change, Third *trectT Philadelphia/
Kiss Ikscrakce. —Building*, Merchandize and othei
properly in.town and country, insured against loss of
damage by fire at the lowestrnteof premium.
Makine also insure Vessels, Car
goes and freights, foreign or coastwise, umlexopen o»
special policies, as the assured may desire.
IffLAHDTaAKSPORTATio.i.—’They also insure merchan*
dize transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars, Canal
Boats and steam Boats, on rivers and lakes, on the most
liberal terms. ' -
DIRECTORS —Joseph 11. Seal, Edmund A. Souder
John C. Davis. Robert Burton, John 11. Penrose, Sainaei
Edwards.Gco.G.Lelper, Edward Darlington,lsaac R.
Davis, William Polweil, John Newlin,Dr, R.M. Huston,
James C. lland.ThcophiluaTauldlng, 11. Jones Brooks,
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig. George Serrili.Spencer Me*
Ilvain, Charles Kelly, J. G- Johnson, William Hay, Dr
8. Thomas, John Scflcr)?, Wm. Eyre. Jr.;
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGII. —D. T. Morgan,
Haeh.Craig, Jno.T.Logan. '
WfLLIAId MARTIN, President.
Thos. C. Uand, Vice President.
• Joskwi W. Cowan, Secretory.
E7*Oflice of the Company,No. 42 Water street, Pitts
burgh. - P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
: Fire and OXaTltte Inßuraoeei
THE OFFICE of the Insurance Ca.cf Worth Amenta
' bus been removed to the Warehouse of Hardy, Jones
A Co;, No. .141 From sirccijthird house East of Wood
street, where ihesubscriber will issue Policies on Build*
iugsand their contents, andonShipmemsby Steamboats
and other vessels, for the above old ana-responsible
Company. [ap3j - ---WM. P. JONES, Agent.
milß MUTUAL LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
I COMPANY, of Philadelphia, Incorporated,by the
Legislaturer>f Pennsylvania, March : ,lB4Bi Charter Per
petual ; Capital 6100,000. Rates lover than any PthnstL
tania Conipany. and full tiO per cent/lower.tbiMytne
usual rates of Life Insurance, us the foltowingcompari*
son wilt show. Thusd person or the age of 30 insuring
for 810 U for life, must pay in the Girard Pcnnsyl*
vania 62,36, Penn Mutual 43,36, Equitable 52,04,New.
England 82,38, Albion 82,48, New York Life l ift
and Health, Phttadelphid\QlM.: '
Dibxcxoks—SamueLD Ornck, Charles DHalljWmF
Boone, Robert P King.Charlcs P Hayes,M W Baldwin,
Chas O B Campbell, M M Reeve. M. D.; Lewis Cooper,
J Rodman Barker, E H Butter, Edwin R Cope, irot
dent, Samuel DOrrick : Vice President, Robert P; King
Secretary, Francis Blackburne.
Applications will he received and everv information
given by SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Agent. Office:
Commercial.Roojp&.cornqr p£ Tltird andAVood streets
Pittsburgh. ' ' , oct29:y
THE InsuranccCompany of North America, of Phlla
delphiajthrough its duly authorized Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insurance
oh property, in this city and its vicinity, and on shlpraen
by the canal riven. v
/ DIRECTORS r
Arthur G;Coffin, Fresh. Samuel Brooks,
k Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor,
SamuelW. Jones, Samuel W. Smith, *£s
Edward Smith, Ambrose Whiter
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas
John White/ John R. Neff,
• ThomasP/Cope, Richard D. Wood,*' '
- Wm.Welßh. HenryD. Sherrard.Sec’y,
: This is the oldest Insurance Company in the U.nited
States, having'been.ehartered in 1794. Its charter is per
petual) and from its high standing, long experience, am
ple meankf and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
character, it may be considered as offeringamplesecuri
ty to the public. WILLIAM P. JONES.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones A Co., Water and
Front sts., Pittsburgh may4y
John R'OArinsy.
: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco and Snuffy
No._X.4SJ Wood street, corner of Virgin alley,,'
: aprai)-;::.;, : . Pituburgh^Pa,
Business Notice. *
A LL persons having business with the undersigned,
AX either as Public Accountant, Instructor in Book-
Keeping, or otherwise, will find him. at the Pittsburgh
Commercial College, from 9,tillir o’clock, A.IM., and
from2all 4o’clock, P.M.; ;;
. Merchants in want of competent Book keepers can
be supplied by calling dm . JOHN FLEMING,
■apw Principal Instructor in the Science of Accounts.
Fairmountrire Engine for Sate.
FireCompany offer
ENGINE forsale s Ti is In first-rale order, and
will he sold cheap. l Enquire of J.SMITH*Secy.,
{aprifcif.' v . No. 409 Penn street.
BABkIITSSOAP POWDER—S bxi , for'wasESig
_with.liuie rubbing—printed directions to each paek
ago—for solo by- UySs] WM. DYEB
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in lninrance Company
orMflLfcmrßu. ;
John R. Neff.
Richard D. Wood,
William Welsh,
FraticU lla«kins»
S. Austin Allibouc,
Ltfe and UealtD Insurance.
Fire and Harms insurance*
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GREAT REDUCTION IS PRICES.
Second Arrival of-Sew-Summer Goods,
AT .GREAT BARGAINS rrtiKT
• -W* THE largest, Cheapest and Besi : Stock ofFAN
CV-TmT&R unnns ever offered m thi? city,is. .
Original Bee. Hive Store, No. 3'4MurkeiSirect fl J>clwecn
- Fourth street cuid the JHamcnd, Pittsburgh,^
•Tlie'bropriclors have just opened-a.large and most .
beaudml'&seonmcnt of the Newest and Most rastnoua?
Me Styles of Fancy which have
been purchased since the great reductlonin pncesat the
; large Clearing out sales in New York and Philadelphia,
i aba will be, offered to cash buyers at from 2D.io*Jo per .
cent lower than former prices. . .... ..
DRESS GOODS of every description,from the cheap
est to the most oostlv and magnificent, such as a very
large and beaatifaUtockpf.the following articles
Chene and Jasper chene Silks; . ....
.High Lustre, plain chCmehonand lace silks;• _
Do stripe do . do;
Do plain black do; .
Brocade, Atmuesund Poult de Soies, all colors ;•
Black andchamelioii Turk saiinB,und watered silks;
Chene and India Foulard silks; •
Do' printed and plain silk : .
Do do Albertines and Grenadines; .
Plain,printed and embroidered berages ; •'
Chene plain and figured silks, and poplins
ChameleonGrode Naples; ; .
' Paris printed berages do de iaines; . >;
Do do- . ana plain all wool tie lames,
Do'do lawns and Jaconets; ; :
■ Plaiu and embroidered rnulli and Swiases; • i 'j
Plain and primed casameres, de laines and alpacas,
‘ French and domestic ginghams ; ,
English and American chintzes and caucoes, at all
am! RIBBONS at great bargain.;
Snriiigaiid summer shawls,, do .do; , ..
Needle worked sleeves, cufis, collars, and chemi
• ■ zetts;
Needle Worked laces and muslin caps;
Embroidered, hem stitch and plain linen comb’
handkerchiefs . . ’ - . • • . : , .
Fancy silk pocket hd’kfs, cravats and neckties; ,
• Gloves, hosiery and suspenders, a large stock; |
Irish linens,table cloths and table linens; •. .
Tletens, checks, crash, bird-eye, diaper Sr napkins;
Bleached and brown muslins, from 6 to lilc. peryd;
Do brown and colored Canton flannels;
French cloths, plainandfancy cassimeresA satinets;
Cashraeretß/ tweeds, merino cassiraeres and fly;
■ • ■ jeans; ; . .
• Black satin and fancy vestings, «c., Ac., . ,
ID* The proprie'.oi* would respectfully solicit an
early call from all their, friemls, and the public gen
erally, feeling confident that.ihcy can offer greater ip
dpcements to wholesale and:retail buyers, than any
; hove heretofore been offered in Pittsburgh.
■ my3itf YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE,*
uy3iu . - •
The Blgbth Seml-Aimiua Bale u
OF DRY isOuDS at the One Price Store of A- Ai
MASON & C0.,N05. 02 AM,Market strecVFilfe-
Imrghj mllcomtuence onTliursday, June.2oth, 1S»1, ana
continue through'the month of July* Their wholesnje
Rooms will he opened to the Retail trade, and every m*-
ticle.throughout the establishment will be sold at nn tin*
mense reduction from usual prices. Haying, recently
made extensive purchases, their assortment ( wm.. he
found very choice and desirable. ;
' Their stock of Silks, comprising more than &00 pieces,
will be doted out at an immense discount from usual
prices. j
" Good Dress Silks as low d* 37i®50cts.
Silk Poplins, 20.025., i -
.. . Best Berege De Laines, -■*.<. If* -
'Fast colored Lawns, H \
Fine French do ... ;
Fine Primed Berege#, 1
Fine. French Jaconet, , :
. 500 pcs French and "English Ginghams, 10 o}»t *
Black Alpacas, “* !
1000 yards Bonnet Ribbon*, ut , r 3
500 Wrought Collars,\ f r *
: Fast colored Calicoes. • •
1(H) cases English anti American do, S 010
. 300 cases and bales of Blenched and Brown Mur
! lias at manufacturers’prices. .
ALSO—Laecs, Embroideries, Primming/s Hosiery and
Gloves, LinetvwbiiC'Goods, lioimeis; Shawl*. Cloths,
Ac., together-with an immense variety of all kinds of
Dry Goods—bU:bf-which will be mari-d down to even
less than Eastern wholesale prices. :
. ' Je2s A A MASON &CO :
' I*e\r Variety and l>ry Goods store*
No. 97> NerA-v/jt corneroj t Yootigt. and Itiamand ttfieu,
D GREGG & CO., having opened at the above
• are row offering for sale a large and complcto
ojaorunein of VARIETY and DRY GOODS, consisting
in pah of Broad Cloths Cassimeres, Satiitett, Sommer
PnntStuff,Fancy Vesting*, Ladies’Dresa Goods. Lawns.
Dc Loincs,Ginghams, white Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons.
Hosiery&c. Also, a .complete variety of Cutlery*
direot from Sheffield. Together with Clocks, Gold and
Silver Watches. Ond Watch’ materials, Gold and'Sliver
Pens and Pencils, and Jewelry. A fine assortment or
Palm Leaf Hats, Ac. In short,wc have on hand almost
■every article usually kept in the Dry Goods uml Variety
line. AH of which ivc offer for sale on the most favora
ble terras,cUherfor cash or satisfactory reference
1> GREGG & CO. :
N.B.—The business of the late firm of Gqeug A- M’-
CsKbtsss, will be settled by the subscriber, tu the house
of D.Grtgg k. Co., as the books, notes ami papers arein
my pos*ess«on. and l hnt fully authorized to settle up the
busiitfS*. [aprtil] DAVID GiiEGG.
PATENT BETiLLLIC-'fiVftUL CASES.
fI'HE subscriber* bavin* recently made arrangements
A with l*ie Patentee-of this new ami r aluaUt invert
lien for the manufacture and ts'e of the ar.Solc in the:
West, they having been manufactured heretofore exc!u- :
rively in the liast, where they are superseding,the use
of woodnur.eoffin*,-take ibis- method-'of-informing the
public, dtatthey are now manufacturing eighteen differ
ent site# of the modern Sarcophagus, varying in Itugth
from tfii inches to 61 feet, with width and depth suitable
for bodies of ordinary size, and for those who desirp
space for cushioning, or for bodies of unusual dimen*
sions, havo several sizes deeper and wider This in
vention now eomlngintogeneral userispronoancedone
of the greatest of iho age. These l.ustAL Cases are
composed of various kind* of metahr, but principally of
Iron.'
They are thoroughly eruundeJ inside and out-and
thus made impel vinus to air and indestructible- They
are highly ornamental, and of a classic fonn, are light
and portable, while they combine the greatest strength
which mo.uU U capable oL in a given quantity
When properly secured with cement they are perfect
ly air tight, and free tromeihalationof offensive gases.
They coat no more than good wooden coffins, and are
better than any other article in use, (of whatever cost.)
for transportation, vaults, or ordinary interments, as has
been proven by actual experiments, and certified to by
some of oar most scientific men; «iso. by the Honora
ble* Henry Clay. Daniel Webster, Lewis Cass, and
other distinguished Senators who have witnessed their
merit*;,fend -wlwm*-lexers, together with other evidences
of their worth, may be soen-atour Agents' Buriat Case
Depot, No-3?4 Main street, three* doors above Nin'h,
where we intend to keep on hand at all times, such a
stock of all sizes and decrees of ornament and finish a*
will suit the most diversified tastes.
We invite the attention of i'ie public, ami of underta
ker* particularly ihrou*houlthe vrest,totui examination
of the article, ami requeat them not to rely upon the rep
resenlationsof undertaker# not using: the article, v»bo-e
interest it would be to nnsreprerent them.
W. C. DAVIS & CO.
Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
Hartopharuj Warircams* 374 Afnitt ttrtet, Cincinnati.
July, lBsl.
THE undersigned, CnoioE K. Kobe*!*, undertaker and
sole agent for the sale of iht? above valuable arti»
cle.«,«onnouNCPHthat he is prepared to supply underta
ke!* anti others having occasion tor their use with the
same, of all sizes, from l foot 10 inchesioG feoiGinshes
in length, o! various widths and depths, suitable fur bo
dies of aay size; either plain,bronzed or gilded and
highly ornamented. Also, namo plate* and trimmings
for the same. Attention to the very low prices , affixed,
with the view ol their general adoption, ts solicited, to
wit; At wholesale, for plain bronzed CaSeftj of various
color*—
No. t for Bodies 23 to 2S inchest n length, 93,00
9 *» •S3to 33 “ “ .4,50
3 “ 33 to 40 “ 0,00
4 “ 40 to 46 “ *,OO
3 40 to 54 “ “ 9,00
tf “ 54 to 00 “ . ir 10,00
7 “ 6Qt065 “ « . 11,00
S 65t0 09 “ u 14,00
9 “ 66 to 70 ' “ .10,00
10 " 691073 “ “ 17,00
n u ?3 to 76 c; 18.00
« 60 to 05 u extra deep 19,00
“ 65 to 60 “ 15,00
« 60 to 70 “ u 18,00
« 68 to “ “ 19,iUU
“» 70 to7o u “ 20,00
Name platesi fromB4,solos9per dozen.
Moderate additional charge for extra gliding and orna
mental painting, or inlaid gold, silver and pearl work.
Communications, desiring further infonnstion, or or
ders for Cases and materials*, will receive prompt atten
tion by addressing . GEO. K. ROBERTS, Agent,
Sarcophagus Wardrooms, ‘3*4 Main si., Cm., O.
\ C 7" Funerals aUendcdthearso and carriages furnish*:
led, and conveyances, with l appropriate attendants pro*
viued for transportation toany part of Ute couulry, on
application at the office as above:
: jylC : OK. B.
European Agency. x
THE undersigned European Agent continues his an
nual voyages between America and r urope, leaving
.ruisburgh regularly in each year in Jane, and returning
in September—transacting a goricral. Law Agency, in
jconnection with hts relative, Unon Keenan, Esq., now
irestdentih Dublin. .The present tour will be the l wentyr
filth of this Agency,through England, Ireland, Scotland,
•Wales,.Ac. It embraces collection of legacies, debts,
rents, property and claims; remittances of money; procu
ring copies of wills, deeds and documents; conducting
Marches of aft kinds, Ac., Ac.. Innumerable references
given. Daring the subscriber’* absence, his; brother,
Edward J. Keenan* will attend In his Office,
s Office on Fifth street, orposite St. Paul’s Cathedral. '
i THOMAS J. KEENAN, Europeart Agent.
* je&tf • and Attorney at Law, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Notice to Business Men.
A GENTLEMAN in this City, engaged ia a safe, sore
J\. and profitable merchandising and manufacturing
business, having fallen into.a low state of health, is de
iirons of selling out his interest in the concc ai, for the
purpose of leaving the.city for the recovery of his health.
Any person having command of $3OOO in cash, and. a.
fair credit, can enterinto this business wi h every guar
anty of success. -
i U 7“ Address “MANUFACTPRER,” Box SU, Pitts
burgh, Pa., slating where fin interview can be had..
ijyS3 • -•
jf'IREEN TEAS HAVE ADVANCED 7 CENTS PER
VJT -LB,—You can boy Green Teas at MORRIS’ TEA.
MART, in the. Diamond, for three months -to'corae r utlhe
did prices and the same qualities, notwithlsanding the
advance iu prices East, as they have a large stock on:
Band. They sell tbebept Teas in Pittsburgh atlhisStore,
and defy opposition.' • .Py2fi
rIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sole a valuable House
and Lot, situated on Ann street, Allegheny City—
The Lot is lb feet front by 55 feet deep. The House con
tains a Hall, two Rooms, Kitchen Cellar and two Bed
Rooms. A large yard, with out oven, hydrant, &c. -
! PriceGOOO.Terms—oODin hand; balance in one, two
and three years." ; S. CUTIIBERT, Gen’l Agent,
• iySO • . - No.soSmithfieldst.
Cl OLD PENS—Bard A Brother, G. & E, M. Smith,
r Todd & Smith and W. W. Wilson’s. .
The above brands are now unrivalled in quality of
Gold, in qoUMike elasticity, in fineness and smoothness :
of the points, and. in durability. I will warrant every
Pen of these makes..:. Just received this morning, afttll
assortment, and customers will always find at ray store
the best stock, and at the lowest prices which a good ar
ticle can be sold at. W. W.. WILSON,
>jy2s cor Market and Fourth sis.
BUTTER— 0 bbis.packed;
• ■ 6keg6, do; Forsaleby
I iylB - , . WM. DYER.
EMSH— Q half bbls. No: 1 White Fish;
JJ 6 do - do Lake Shad;
10 do Lake Salmon;
Receiving.and for sale by , WM. DYER,
j 026 No 2fl7Liberty. et
LARD- o bbls. No. 1;
15kegs do: Forsaleby .
JylB ' WM. DYER
--- nfnnutnif,- &t.
/WB3 JABBSIV. WOODWKI,!,, (»
*-iP ; . CABINET ¥9*,
mm&avmiNITVRE MANUFACTURER, ffl !
Ware-room* ©7 arirt »?, Thlrt limb
T W. W .respectfully informs his mends ana cdsiom-
U.ers that he has now completed -.the-largest' and fi
nest stock or household: farniinre over before seen .id 1
Ihlseity.'as he'is determined to uphold the quality with:
well-seasoned materials, best workmanship,and newest;
-designs; ond'from the;extent of-hisordcrs.and.faciluy
in mar nfactnrihg, he is enabled in produce warranted -
farnilarc, at the lowest prices. ", . • •
He has ndoptedthe principle Of idenufying. the cus
tomers’lnterest withhie own. in quality and price, and
;kcepi always on band the greatest variety of everyoes* -
Criptioh of furniture; from the cheapest and
Hie most clcgam and costlyviliat a house, or any pari£t
furnished from his stoeky or xnannfaciurea
expressly taorder He therefore solicits aninspeeuon,
that the advantages afhis establishment may.be known.
The followinganicles consist, in part, of his stock, wmcb
for richness' of’style and finish, cannot be surpassed m
any-ol the Eastern cities:
Parlor*
t drawing, din*
‘ inl and bed room
! chairs, of every .variety, .
- eonsisUng: of rbsewooodj ran*
hogany.ond walnut Eiizabethen,
Conservatoire: and Easy Chairs, of every. ,
descriptionjCouches,Sofas.Tete-a-tete and JDi--. {
vansof tho latest FrenchandAmerican patterns}]
Tashaes, What-Nots, and ladles’ parlor Writing Desfci
of variousl kinds; .Work Tables and u faiicy inlair
r- slahds,’ mjtslc viands, and holders, marble top, ma
hogany, rosewood and walnut centre and sola, ta
bles, extension dining tables; all sizesof the
most improved* and decidedly the'best kind
riladc: card, Pembroke hall and pier tables,
■ wardrobes, bedsteads and woshslands of
each a large assortment} gothic hail . \
andparlor reception chairs, ottomans )
ana stools, secretary and book •
cases* side boards, nre screens, .1
towel racks, hat - stands, and • i
music stools, cribs and cots !
for childrenj paper raache,
table and tea poys, ms
: hogony, rosewood,and'
. tolauf pearl'*•Tables,
Ac. &C.-&C. ■ ■
A large assortment of COMMON -FURNITURE aiM
WINDSOR CHAIRS, Cab wet makbks supplied with
all articles in their line
• STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the shoru
eel nonce.
Ail orders promptly attended to > ‘ • [nov26.
Journeymen Cabinet iilsken Auoetstloii
WAREHOUSE,! X 0 SECOKDSTStEET, • > T
; (near tbio cornerofWbod.)
■ _ • THIB ASSOCIATION! cmr^
bracing. already. twice mihrec wLi
Uraesnsmany bands a3theiar*Jres| ■
ge«t arid hitherto most renowned* T P
business shops of this city, have opened their AVard
house,’ arid are able to famish the public, by -wholesale
or relaH, with Furniture of the following description*-,,
viz: ' - • I
Mahogany Wajtf robes Bureaus; Full Col
| named Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany
Choirs: Rocking Chain; Mahogany Wastelands; So
fas; Divans; jpianoStools; Book cases; Secretaries;
Card Tables; Pier Tables; fine Card Tables; Centime
Tables: Rat Racks; French Bedsteads'; Ouoraand;
Poplar wardrobes; Dining and Bre&kfastTttbles; Wortt-.
stands; Cherry and Common Worksiands; high post,
common, lowland-trundle Bedsteads; Cherry
Cribs; Cradles, Ac.. 1
The advantages of co-operaiion,on an extensive scale,
permit them to sell at the lowestprices,and they arc de
termined to sell, lower ihan any competitors, an equally
good, if not better article, and warrsnied—as the pohU
will understand by giving them a calk V
Steamboat-.work .-of all descriptions, and otbdr.
nrueles of any description, made to order in every style,
at the shortest notice. , [marUPt
■ - s o Cahihet fliaheri<~ ••' ,-T
Veneers, Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut! ■
Hardware and Fumitut* at Wholesale.
fIIUE subscribers have just received from New Vor :
X and Boston a most Splendid slock of VENEBRB,
and arc manufacturing by machinery Furniture enimbl:
for the trade-/-' All of which we will sell at extrentel;
low prices. ; -
As great taken in the selection of theslcckV
persons cannot fall to be suited cither as to quality or
price; and, as it Is well known that Furniture can be
made by machinery.superior and much lower lhairiby
hand, the attention of the trade is respectfully invited; f
Turned Work.in all its branches, carried on as usual;
Plank fur hand rails, for 1 Carpenters,and all articles
required inmanoracumngCabinetFurniture, constantly
on liand-^m: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, : llail
Cloths, Springs, Ac., Ac, - RVAN A'MUCEE, • !
: / Ryan’s Buildings, : {
marS2iydaw No.-'ll Fifth street. *
cuaius ahii FiaiHi'rußhi. ‘
N 0.9 8 Thtrdttreeljbetmm Mar bit arid Wood, SjuthsldcS
m,_ ,Wji havc. now on hand .a Targe and
UAjVblendid BldCkofevery-varietyofCiuiK.'ima^^ar
FURNITURE,
» % tare confident chrihdt be
equalled, in this City,or id the West, in style and finish
Those who are in,waritoi Furniture are*'respectfully
invited to call arid ekhiriirie foi themselves.
E Steamboats furbished on th ■' shortest nstice.
All orders promptly attended to. T.
fclf ' O’DONNELL.MULtEN.id.CO. i.
JOHN Q’UOSXSLh •••••*. L.*ULLSN,‘•••*?•.W. B. HCSTBEI
O’DONNELL, MULLEN & CO. \
PltUburgh ChftirA Cabinet vvatreftooms,*
tfo.9B.Third Street, South Side. {
. O'D. M..&C0., respectfully inform ibeir friends
Ui and customers that they have, if not the largest!
fSplMoek ever before seen in this city, the greatest
#T Ivariety of styles.ibe; finest made of the
best seasoned; materials. BOd by the btei workmeu in
the western eoumry*r?all of whieli- they are determined
to sell as. low as any olher taanufacturing eatabUshment
in the city. Ourstock if all oar own manufacture; no
imponatioup...*■ /'i'i-vU
'Steamboats ana rioiels furiitsued ailhesnorcst nonce.
Aliorders promptly attended to. ' jal? i
PurriitdrVandbhair'Ware'ltooisii •'
T.U. YOUNG & CO.* corner of Third*?, }
MW and Smiihfieldsis:* opposite Brown'* HoleL u 4. }
FitttturgA, Fa;, keep constantly on hand Fgp|:
13giiiiiSandmake to order, at the lowest prices. 'TP 1
HOUSEHOLD and STEAMBOAT FURNITURE, and;
CHAIRS, orthe best workmanship and most approved *
Styles.V.; ' 1 fcbls \
o'. ■ SteamboaliV AtToy!
ilffS™ r& Tns subscribers tender theft - fee
£illjg|glknowledKments for the favors bestow
ed upon them, by their Steamboat .fricudv&nd J7m|
wouW fespcciTalfy remind them and others* inte- 1:
reriedinutuMiug boats* that the? are al aii time?pre
pared to famish. ou tlie most reasonable terms, every
description of Cabin Famitore and Chairs ot tne. be*
material and workmanship.' !Tl> YOUNU&CO.,
Comer Third and Southfield streets.-
- . opposite <c SrQygit T fl Hotel.*?,.
o. c. HAMaka. _ _ . - daulkb
Haramor.6 DaxUor,
CABINET WAREROOMj SMITH KIKED STREET,’
Between Stvmthitrut and Strawberry alley y&Uiburg, 80,
A HAMMER A DAULERkeepconstantly onhand
VjjL_a variety, of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
repawairamedcqual toaayin the city, and softlon aa
* 1 "favorable terms as can be obtained at any similar
establishment in .he. West. They have now ou hand an
unusually extensive stock,embracing' all kinds of Furni
ture, from, the cheapest and plainest to the most-costly
and elegant.. All orders.proxnptly ntteudedto. mriU'.Gm
H, A. fillkblKES & COi, ’ :<$
AVE ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
chair manufactory. No. c 4 Smithfieta st.
a large assortment of fancy and plain Farniturc,'Which
they will sell 15 per cent. below customary rates.
Terms—cash only, . «tdec27:ly
Will* E. STEVENSON continues to inanu
• facture CABINET- WARE of evert" desertp?
IU.&I at his old stand, corner of Liucrty and
Seventh streets. UNDERTAKING attended
to, In all its branches. * • • mayli '
Bolivar Fin Brick ElonafaeinriDg Company.
JA*. GLOVER,' S. M. KIKB, B.V.JOjtEa, . H.S. SLAOSAW,
OLOVfiRfBUER A CO**
THE subscribers having been appointed Agents fer
the above named concern, will keen coastamly 01
hand a supply of the celebrated Bolivar Fire BrickfCrt
clble Fire Clayi Furnace Hearths and .Inwalls, .They
are also ready to receive orders for said Brick, to be
raadein size arid shape to .silit which shall
be promptly filled.
Wedonotdeemit
advantages the Bolivar'Fire Brick poses* over all olhr.
ers that have been offered for sale in the United States,
their superiority being tvell kfowti to Almost ill persons
who Use Fire Brick. The proprietors have determine.!,
that the Fire Brick shall lose none of their present envi
able reputation, and that no expense shall Oeppored’iV
make them even better thnn they* baveherotofpreheen.
This Is the Oqly establishment r.ow manufacturing Fire
Brick al'Bolivar. - KIKR A JONEI I ,
marl? Canal Dugin,Seventh si.‘, Pittsburgh,'
17U&X2IGI1TS Received , tor. aU Uie Way
7 Stations on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad:
. ST*TJON‘<. r. --.AOSNIS. 1
Bailey’s, . Adam-I*. Walters,
Mifflin, * J. Nonlu .
Lerfristown. JamesMilUken,; ; i;
Mount Union. J.D.Sechler, ./
Huntingdon. J.D. Hetx, ,
SnruceCreek, SoMillifcen,'
Tyrone, A.H.Ginrk,
HoUidaysbnrg, . T. A. Scott, . >
Lancaster, K..MoUonveU,
. Columbia, * MoilenvcUflc knuflelt,
Harrisburg,. J. Wallower&Sajn
Duncannon, Fisher, Morgan & Co.,
Newport, . Jessoßenver, .■
WillerBtown, -Hervcy Jones,
Perryville,, G.D. Thompson, .
M’Veytown, . Richard Boeloff, :
Manieton, • . John Donaldson, i
Mill Creek, . . Kessler
Fostorin, . .. ; JohnHayetl.
COVODfc & COLE, Agents,.
■ jylG corner Penn nrd WaynesiB„ PiUsburgh
H
OUSE AND LOT FOR 8700. For salCy a two
. story Dwelling House and Lot ol SOieet front by
nodeepyioa 19 feet alley. The.houseis well arranged
and well ' finished, with good grates, sdilable'for each
room ; a good dry cellar; a lattice porch; an oat oven;
a large yard and garden} all new and in complete or*
der; pleasdntly situated onßesacnstraet,Allegheny,
near the West Common. ' Immediate possession, if re
quired. 8* CUTIIBERT, Getfl Agent}'- V
- jyfid : • ■ > 50 Smitbfield street
UBT KEuKIVEU AT WUUOWAttI) & JELLY’S,
No. <3 Third Btreet, the London and Paris Ladies'
Magazines of Foshiouvfor July. . ■ ■ ; -
. The Ladieli’Caizeiie of Fashion! published in London
—upwards brlhirty’engravings.
The'.Weekly Times, the Era, Bell’s Life in'London,
Puiich'j the Illustrated News,slid:the Lincoln Mercury;
iyga , ■ ■
JUST, RECEIVED —An ■ invoice of firi&nn’s Patent'
Vertical Lever* Letter oniiManifest Presses; coik
sistinff of sizes inches by 18, lfl* by i 2 andlO by lib
with Metallic ..painpenctsy Letter and Manifest Rooks
to correspond. • t •>. l-'-"-;
• For sale wholesale and retail by * • . (
,• .... s . , • ;JOHN F. COLE,
• ■ : • sole agent for the West, -
At Covodc a corner of
Wayne streets, Pittsburgh.-' ; • r v; u
; Booksellers and. Stationers supplied at a* low-prices
as toey.can purchase: from the eastern manufacturer and
patentee,,. - , r.{jylB:if >
MYLEH’jJ CUOLiEKA HEMKDY.—a frean supply
jast received. This medicine has never failed to
effect a m all* cases. Df ■Diarrhoea* Dysentery,
Qramps, Pain in the Stomach* Ac. It basbeeirusea’
\yitb astonisbing success in the; very wdrstcasesr * J
1 Sold wholesale and retail by' h ' l 1 ■ '
; -* tH*. S; h. CUTHBERT, ; ::
•jy24 r;: : - No. 50 SmUlifigrd street. 1 r
JAVA COFFEE-r-A prime article for lamily use in
store and'for sale by ' y "'
:jy3l , , ; . KING de MOORHEAD.V
BLOOMS —15© toue.No. l Jimiata; .
•75 ; do BedfordForffe Blooms ;> •
Received and for sale by j - <. :
jy3l , . . KING & MOORHEAD.
HERRING —50 bbls. in store and for sale by
jy3o . SHERIFF 6c BANNING.
LARD OIL —75 bbls. No.t for sale by
jy3o BA. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
ALCOHOL— 60 bbls. for sale by
jy39 B. A: FAHNESTOCK* C(7.
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v»: <*•..-• ••'. ,- .;. ~./•/.' .. ' • ••; ..••
„ f fc
’WSSaCW'i!?; jEfrftgs ffileMna.
■ another scipottific wonder: -
FBPSISI
tHE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
n - Ox Gtutxlo JtUeeJ .
A- CREAT DYSPJIPSIA CURER, , I
PREPARED ftom~Rennel,or the fourth su>tnaclr"of
.the OX, : after directions by. BnromLiKraOi'Ute greet
• Ptiysiologtcnl Chcnnm by J. 15. HOUGHTON. M.D., No.
:U;TJorth Eightli-stroetjathilatlelpltiai Pa; m I:
• . /l'iiip is a truly wonderful remedy [ot JN&IG-ESTIQN*
J) YSPBPSIi, JAVNDICEjCONSTIPATION* LIVER .,
cownMttr, anßi>EMUW,'euHiig&{M .watert 1 *
ovminelhad.by NatureißOwii aoem,'theGasirieJuice..: ;
■ Half a lca?poonfull,of .this ihuiil, infused in water,
willriigestortUssolve Five Foundsoe Roastßkke tri
■ ieoe'T TWO Houns. outof the stomach. ... ’
:>. .. SCIENTIFIC.EVIDENCE 1 ' ••
»' wotVoii ArdmalChera
• to;
the Gastric Juice,may be readily preparea from tnemu*
coas membrane of the stomach of the eat- in which va
. rious articlea of food.'aa lheat and eggs, will be so soil-'
l esed, changed;.anddigested, ittat tn ad€ same manner as
.they wonldb.e in thehuman sloinach.”. -.iv \
•' ’ X)r; pBEBiBAiin his iamohs treatise on *?.Food and
eV’published Wells* New York, page 3{><t
s {a tes ihe saine great fact,'and.describes the melhodpl
- Jpreparirtimt. higher anthoifities than nr. r
i '-sf^mU
«r of Digestion,” observes that “ a diminatioti of toe due j
oMftntittrof the Gastric-Jniceis aprpminent and all?pre "1
dis *•
> - ; tiM®*d¥f6resro3y>fmedicipe,ln;l«ndon 4 wlif.W‘|
severely aff&med'ttt&tius complam^findingeverythirig. |
tafoiUhairecontw. totire Gastric Jnice, obtained
from tbe stomach of jiving: pnimals* which proved cprt- :\
P Dr. GaAELuCj author.of the famous works on “-Vegeta-,
ble Diet,” Says: “ Itis aremarkabie fact in physiology *
that the stomadlis of aantialsjrmaceratedui vrner, im
part to thetinid thepwperty of dlssolving.jTOripiiJ
cles of foocL and of effecting, a, krnd.of artificial digefc
tiorief them in no wise different from the natural digest
T>rocess,” 1 ■ i *
' ! Df. Smols’s great work, the “ChemistryofMan.”(Lc»
kßlanobard.Pbno., 184G,pp.3t>I-2)sayß: “ThediscoC
cry of PEPSIN forms it new era in the chemical htstorir
of Digestiohi -From recent experiments we know ,mm
food Ts dissolved as rapidly in an artificial digests
fluid.prepared from Pepsin, as ills in the natural Gat
jrfc Juice Ilfeelf.” ■ •• • ,
•• •professor Dtoomson, of the Jefferson College. Phila
delphiSjin his great work on Human Physiology, devoiejr
jnorfi than!fifty4>flges.lo.an examination of this subject.
His experiments with Dra Seaumpnt, on the Gasirifc
juice, obtained from the living human stomach and from
animals, are well knowii^ ; «ln tili cases. ll he says, “di
gestion bccurredas perfectly in the artificial as in th :
. nalural-digestiona.’l
V AS A DYSPEPSIA CUKEH,
Dr HoUgerok ? 9 preparation of PEPSIN* ha« produce*
the most marvelous efiects, curing cases of Debility,,
Emaciation; NervourDecline,and Dyspeptic Consomp .
lion, suppbsed.to be on. the.very verge of the grave, i
is impoasible-tb give thb details of casesih the'limits o
this authenticated certlficateshav*
, been given of more than TWO.HUNDRED REMARK
ABLE CURES, itiPbiladelphia, New York, and Bdstoi:
alone. These were nearly all desperate cases.und tbs
npt oiily rapnf and: wonderful, but pcrma|
ttC ßbi agreatNERVOUSANTIDOTE. and particularly
nseful for, tendency to bilious disorder, Liver Complaint
Fever and Agtie r or badly treated Fever and Ague, and
the evil effects of Quinine*- Mercury, and oilier drags
upon the Digestive organs*after. alongsickness. Also;
for excess in eating,and the too free-useof ardent spir* •
its. italso reconciles Health with intemperance. ■ * •,
.7. OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS^
. There is no form of OXjU STOMACH COMPLAINTS 1
which iifloes not seem to reach and remove atonec.—,
No matter how had they, may be, it. GIVES INSTaNT
RELIEF*. . A d«* rtmovtxallth*unpUasan\rymp\
. urnis, and it only needs to be repeated, for ashomimel
totnakeilhese good-effects permanent. •
BLOOD and VIGOR. OF BODY,' follow tit once. It id
particularly.tixcelleniin cases of Nansen, Vomiting]
Cramps. Sorenesß of tiie pit of the Stomach, distress nlf
ter eating, low,-cold state of tfceßlbod, Heaviness, Low-j
ness jot Spirits, Despondency,- Emaciation, Weakness,
lendencyto sanity. Suicide, Ac- - . \
<:Price,o* *i DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle will of*
•lea effects lastiagcure.;-.. . . I
Every) bottle bear*vibe written signature of J. Si
HOUGHTON, STD., Sole Proprietor. i
Sold hy agents in every town in the United Slates]
and bv tesncctablc dealers in Medicines generally.
. .Agents for Pittsburgh; KKYSER &;McDOWELL,I4I,'
■ Woodstreet.^—, ■■ i
Retail dealers supplied at Proprietor’s pnces.[nv2o:y
Also, for - t
FufeUo Attention
Is respectfully zncUedto ihtfttlloxring truths, set forth.in
• rtlalian io cfie cf lki most important Remeatcs cf mod-.
•' tm-times! ,'V - v ‘ ;
PETROLEUM OR ROCK OIL 5
IT isnot more than one year ago since this great rera-:
edy was brought before the public, for the relief and
eufe of disease. Its great powers to heal, have, since,
then, become fally appreciated by the community,-and
we allege that the longer It is tried the mare certain will;
its great fame spread.. It is not the remedy ,of a day,!
got cb for tbesole purpose of making money 5 bat, one.,
willcontinue to be u*ed.when all
nostrumshiive ‘been forgotten. The PETROLEOM Is:
a Natural elaborated inthe depths of the earth ■
by a powCf icd agency that laugbs-to scorn all human l
competition..*'lt-la oor ddiy,wneh:vve''writeabout a
medicine, that we write Tiarrii-—thatwe say hothing
calculated to deceive those who may . trust our word or
put confidence in our Statements; The .sick are very
aptto catch atany thiiig that promises relief srorn dis
ease. Astorjrcaaharaiv be too highly wronghlto an
swer the object Of gulliugor humbuggingiome- of them.
Now* we do not desire to do ibis; we are anxious only
that thejtroih in relation to our Remedy should be tola,
in oTdciiUo*ecure for ita reputation far exceeding any
single article of the materia medico. . Plain, unvarnished
facts—facts that maybe ascertained inourownciiy and
neighborhood; bear ample testimony in favor, of the Pe-
..iih the past two months, two 0.. u .is,
•who were 'totally ■■biind t have been restored-to: sight.
Several cases oi blindness, in the State of Ohio, have
been cured. And, also,Ute case of agenllemauta Bea
ver countv. There are others j but these cases are near
home, ana tria? he referred to by any persons wli© may
havedoabiaouUiesubject. These cases were cured a£
ter toeyhad been abaadonodbyphysicmn>'asbopele3s
.ThcPeiroleum will cure, when used according to direc.'
lions—Diarrhea, Dysentery, Piles,' Rheumatism, Gout,
Neuralgia, Eruptions On the Skin, Pimples on the face,
Ghrohic Sore; Eyes, Ringwonn* Tetter, Scald Head,',
pains .in the bones and Joints, old sores,Ulcers, Wens,
Tumors, Scrbfolh, Cancer; Spinal irritation, Fever and
Ague, ChromciCoughr, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Pul
monary affections of a chronic nature,' tending to ’ pro
duce CONSUMPTION.
. Burns and Scalds, diseases of the Bladder and Eid-.
neys, Chapped Hands, Excoriated Nipples, Corns and
Bunions; - In fact, U is aousaT remedy, and
has been tried in most of the above diseases within the
■pust'year'>vi^h:the mosv perfcct success.
that will astonish areinthehands of the proprietor,who
will take pleasure m showing them to the afflicted or
their friends. 1 • .V-'!•'
• Whatever others may say about their medicines, the.
Petroleum is the greatest. Remedy of the' age. Phy
sicians !of high standing In the profession.are beginning
to use itbi their practice.' Those: who at first looked on
willr dbubl and uncertainty, are willing to'award it doe
pru’st-and consideration. Before another year rolls
round, all will be-compelled to acknowledge that the
Petroleum is the greatest medicine'ever discovered.
For sale, wholesale and Retail, by
KEYSER & M’DOWELL,
> ‘_ L l ; -140 Wood Btreci_
Also—R. E. Sellers,s7 Wood street; D.bX. Curry, D,
A.EUiott, Joseph Douglass, Allegheny City. Also,'by
the; Proprietor,-S: 3Vf. KIER, Canal Basin,'7th' street,
Pittsburgh.!' - . -pad.
The Homan Body muttVerspire,
- (so says MATtrns.) .
S - TO SAVE A HEALTHY ArPJEARASiCEy
And persons who do not peTspire are liable to the mos
i DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.
NOWj Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap causes a free
perspiration* and at the same time mollifies, softens
the ekin, giving it the texture and beauty of an infant’s.
SCURVy, SALT RHEOH AND SORES,
are soon not tmlyhealed. but cared by its use, as at
least seven physicians in New York know, Who, use it,
insuchcases, and findituntafling—os olso.in
i PIMPLES x BLOTCHfh£ FRECKLES,
?or any other skin disease. The reader is assured that
? this is no useless puffed nostrum, as one trial wilt piove.
I could enumerate at least SO.personscured of
SORE AND SORE BEARD.
Buy it, tuiittherecderis-again-ossxiTeil, I would not
cruetly'seUli/eiDia'jabasc, tuless ljkncw it to be all I
slate.. Thffse-Whdjift - liable to ‘V* , *
j CHAFED.CRACKED.ORCHAPPEDFLESH,
wUlfimLthis not only a carejbut a and!
can now only add, that any one afflicted with any of
the above,-or similar diseases, will find this all and even
more-, (admirable in its properties) than I state,
w . reader, the stores are flooded with imitations,
ojicLbe sure you ask for JoxssMtaUan Chemical Soap—
and buy it. only of. WAL JACKSON, only Agent in
Pittsburgh, 240 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head or Wood
“ 1 Jonci'LUyWhlte. . "
T ADIES are cautioned against using common prepa
id red Chalk.
- They are not awarehow frightfully Injurious It is
to the skin! bow, coarse,how rough,how
-• sallow,- yellow and unhealthy the s*in
> oppettra atter using prepared Chalk 1
Besides, it is injurious, contain
' . J itigakirgequamityofLeadi -
We have prepared a beauUfnl vegetable article, which
•we coil JONES* SPANISH HUT WHITE.
] It purlfldtliof alldaleteii.
bus quaUues ; and-it-imparts to .tUe skim a natural,
healthy, alabaster, clear, Lliving whlie ; at the same
bme actingas cosmetic bn the skin; mhking it soft and
hmomh. Sold by the Agent, WM; JACKSON, 89 Liber
ty street, head of -.Price 25 cents.
i Peuiy White Teetb and Breath;
';> ! . TO BE HAD FOR 25 CENTS.
piERSONS who have either, are honorably absutcU
t that if-their breath is ever so foul, or their
TEETH DECAYED, DARK OR YELLOW,
nd encrusted wi&: tartar* Jfcfili *25 ccnUiox of Jonev*
kmber Tooth Paste will make the tecth whiteas snow
ind thc-breath odiferously sweet. •
Soldonlv at- JACKSON’S Store, 240;Liberty stree
icadof.Wood., ■ . . . r •. [dec2o :•
: Jone*’Solution or Jot,
A LIQUID HUMAN HAIR UYK forth® thonging ol
t\ white, redor grey hair W a beamtfal brown or }e t
■lack color,in a: few Price 60cents and SI,OO
Sold,by’;W« JACKSON,24O Liberty street, Pittsburgh
ead ofAVood.: - y • fdecMT
5 8* > [5l?
* AStlentlfie Hate Tonie Reitorer ■.
A; ND BEMJTIFIER. TrialboUles 3?| cenis. Those ;
£&: who have us ed Jones’Coral Hair Restorative know
tsexCelibiit qualities—those who Rave not, we assure
tttrpbSsesatfiefollowing qualities. It will force.the
mir to grow on any pan Where nature intended hair to
grow, 6top itlbHingofl, cure Bcnrf or dandruff, and make
fighty red or grey hair grow dark. For dressing the hair
kofl and silky, Rothing..can exceed this—it makes i
truly bednitfol'and keeps it sdc It is, indeed, the raoa
eConomicaK'yet superiorarticte for the hair.
| sold only at Wm. JACKSON’S Store,24o Liberty st.,
hefidbf'Woddi PJilsburg. .Price 37fceents, 50 cents and
$1,00.: A :.V‘ v -:‘V '- - tdecgO
CORE. YOURSELF—AMERICAN COMPOUND.—
Tills uever failing specibcisguanmleedln all cases
Ofdeiicam disease; together with the attendant com*
plaints, to effect a speedy, safe.and lasting: cure in the
coarse of a few days, •without restrictions to diet, busi
ness or iinuryio the system, alt. isaa old and popolar
remedy j has long been (and sullis) used m the . private
pnctice of a physician, tadioaiiy cunng ninety-nine of
diehandred eases*. .UleaveSjno odor onthebreatli,and
may housed by anyone without the least, fear or expo*
Sure. Forsaleut the Mcdioal Depot, No. SbSmithSeld
street. Pittsburgh, Pa. : fapi7
j BisU’e SaraaparUlo ana ttto Cholera. .
to OT a: single, man, woman or child has died ofthe
■il .CHOIiERAor any of its symptoms who used this'
ijivaiuable preparation. Look.at the city of Louisville,
where this Sarsaparilla is made, and where from ISO to
dIXI bottles are retailed daily, bm few isolated cases of
Gholerdhave occurred,ana they were'either persons'
from boats or those who disregarded our advice,
i .... [Cineutnast Ckranwist
i Foi sale by KEYSER 4MTX>WELL,IIOWood «.
PiUsbarpb, where the genonA article may alwayß^be
Bonnty itaadi*
CAPT. NAYLOR, No. Third street, corner of
Cherry alley, havinjf<a*d e arrangements at.Wash
ngton :for inepaKJOse,'will procure Bounty L&ndufor the
officers and soldiers, i&eir wjdows and chtWrea, under
the Bounty Laird Bill, passed September iifth, ISSO. .
jPittaburgh,October tO.
B *KNZ(iIC aCll>—7s ounces for sale by -
jD ™fmyl*f Be A. FAHNL3TOCK A CO.
*■ i v * . ’,...!
v..-\;^;.•:.;: : v -.;:;7^
- L,j-iVr‘ ~~~ J -'-'i x '4--■■J-.'--^-.-'-JJ- :i ~.;-p -« ■-••••- ■"litter'*' ---'ij—■*-— .-•
JO. SI. AUGUST,
. AM&a&itximavT am, or,
:. Np; l!i&.\Wood.SlTut t (ntar ikztk Slret).
TAKES Ihis method of relnrninshW .Inhere,think. to
Hie citizen. of Pittsburgh and vicinity for (ho very
liberal patronngß3fi&y~hifrC'l>e*litogtfonhiin,.n<l hopes
through.mncmileniiqn wbmirtpfasndiitdeiire'U)please
all, to merit a dontinuancei ofubeir. faynm. „ Parucalar
-atteritairi phid'taChlltllfiit'o Cfoihing. ' '•
- ItiJconncctloo with litPiTaildruir'BiraineMjiie'luia.
opened, tt Foralshing Store, vyith; a largo aid mlejidid
>“< ir t“j in l or Bhirji" tinder. ghift*, UnfmOlWk'
SußpendervPoolrrt UatitllcerChiefsj Jenny Lied Neele
JTieMelfaiijiisiingSthektiGlnvhtj} }fos&f£ci^ J 'Tbgelh•
orery, thins jin that dineineces'rarp foe * gentle-
oaifit.. J,, BENJAMIN M.AROEST.
•SPSiSG^spTOHaKaShdiiffiso»
■ - -THREE'BIG MJQORS 1 ”,
: " No.'lft, 2 'MrffSi/MPitUbwA.:
.•-TOHM MoCUJSKBY'. , haV-hW»' : thff pfediore'of an
*lnopneind to his tinmemto®itud» amt ihtepublic in
general, that JnaSprMig-aiidSinpjitet atockjanowready
for inapeeitdn, which fie belie,vea vyill ,bei found to be
one-Of the largest ‘and ■ beat' aeiehted aiohka of Ready-
Made Clothing u> be fotmdin the WeilerhConnlry.
. He has, this, aeaaon paid.more -tbttn.nsnal auentlon to
the matiufactimiig'andylyle of, his Garments, so thatthe
■yety IbweathnOSTf haweij aalhe flue Stare hot np in a
style and elegance niatorbe kajpaajedi - • - »
He wtjuld.partinolazly cait jhjs auanliOßjaf all dealers
Ut .it
As he feclacQufideotibpoQUSXdmlfittUoti of the qtihlltiea
ind epfreffetf tlientaucli induce*
hentsas jShailmaie it .tpe|r; interest lb purchase athis
festabUshmenfcv 1; " ,,i '
wMitny years’ experieflce,and gteat sficcei* Iriihe bar
-BuiM9,-togeihßrwiih qn uopreceuenled:u>fcfl/Mtt/s tmd u
tdfl pnircTnageyhas eaiiblee to get up.Garmeaw 10
1 ewt'ihfe-bUsiftftie habits tastie orevcry location in
iheUmoajWhicMsefth'e nUnost lmnormnce te whole*
J^«le:pttrchaBera.,;v r i3':-|. .• r' . i !*;> ,h •«. iJo/vil
• *tS departmentwill.be found a-choice, se*
ledUon of thsjmokt fashionable goods, consisting of—
• t. FtenekEngliih ond wtfMmean’ Broadchlksy l
' : ■^ Bo »bft’exeeUetit f fos6rtmeni of
VESTtMS t tf ibe latest endmoii'taSMon&ble Myles—
air qf watch he is prepared to make to-brdcrin the best
' mannerandatUiemostreaeonablopTices. :
■ ; -j : COMK, THENf ONE Aj?D'ALlir : '
vThe ; Assortment, :thc .Qaaiityjand the. variety, is 5 the
mosi extensive, undoubtedly, ln the United
■ Staler/ .. ... t-. .. taaiSG -
•Sew end JPaihionabie Goods* • - •
• TUST BBCEUVEB tf+BOOBYBH ‘frJBRIBBL&S
tl Bee 225‘ Lib<Srty'Street, a
large and splendid assortment; of ; tbe-4aidst: styles oi
Spyrngnnd SummerGbods,jvh3ch wc_pie prepared to
manufacitiretafcidefiiirhatyleMnnsttrpajisea in this city,
aiidat extremely low prices.^ : vw«.»
, ..-We have.on-hand' a
MADE CpOTHlNG,madem the best ~and most-* fash*
idhable maiirer> which we aic Uetcfmirtecl' tO
-low fore asbi* iheroliAUisyiind ihttee who' bay
wholesaie v wiU iindit tothei rad vantage tmiLex*
amine bur.Btocky before - -sV - tapr7:3m
*• ' IET" Lawrence Johrnal,• Clarion DSmocrav Mercer
/Wlugv iMeadviliebSeniin*}; Greeiisbargh Republidtn,
Washington Examiner,/-Steubenville?vwon—cony tto
the'dmouht of S5l, send paper to advertisers, and charge
thisolSce. ■■ • ■
: : ; ■^aßa*BiE»' : iK ; i :^ , -, ji - ■ ‘'
iFotmerJYtJtrwßii to theJate T-.1u15av,).,,-..
\iroUl/Umost Tespectfuny unnomlce io.h»s fndnds
VV and the-pabUotn general,that he has rented ihe
Store, A t u* 36 markxtitreet, between Second anti. Third
streets','wtierehe ihieuds carrying On the TAILtOBING
BUSINESS in all its departments. * Ileisnbw receiving
EBosi *axi gASTSBit arAßXKTtf.art entire new stock of
GOODS*for Spring .and .Sumincr wear, virt sUperfine
EngtuA ond 'A37iencnn-.CiotA3, Ceiftmamu,
TwtidiyCasstmerts.iTwilUd French Habit
rior aTiicJofor businea Coats,y together witha large as*
sortmcniof plain andfigareitCounttm, new ncifdeai* '
rable styles..
> Also; An excellent:lbl of fancy Stlk Caihiruriysktin
and Mantilla Vestings, - all of wfcichtlh* subscriber it
preparedto make to order in the nearest and most faih*
lOtiauie styles, at os low pnees. aa any other establish*
meni; He therefore hopes by strict Btteniion io all or
-ders his carcy to merit a share of *■
tronage. JAMEI3;C.,SYATT; •'.
No. 30 Market, between Secondand Third su.
TO TATLOHB.—I shall continue to selhand'give In* ’
structions on my- syatein of Garment Drouglfing as
heretofore, at the following prices, vixxlfaccompanicd
byordl iiistraction, SlO r without mstractions, S 7;
jcW.7 JAMES C. WATT.
Envelopes.
T.JPMAtTS -Adhesive Parchment By dip*
Aj ping the &ogcrs;in water, and moistening and
pessing the gummed edge, these Envelopes become the
safest nmi strongest ihat can be uacd—being made ox
porchnient paper, which will .wnhstand nny oidmary
friction or moisture. For sale by the quantity or .single
pack, aithe store of •' : ‘/W. S; HAVEN,,*
mar2Q comerof Market and Second sts:'
TflE Partnership .heretofore existing; bdtween the
subscribers. under'Mbefinn oCCoulter.&llacfce,
UrQirffiai?ibaß tills day been dissolved by mutual con
sent. JT. A, COUNTER,
March 31,1851.
JJjF*The affairs of the iaic firm wiH be settled by J,A.
CouJler, wlio continae? the some business, at the old
stand, cornerpf ; Wod4.mid Thtrd streets. •• -atril;
WilUftm Dixon’s tondoit Patent
Vfatcbeai '. _ .
SUFEKIORfo any Watcbes everplTercd to the cill
zens of Fittsbtrrgb.':
11. BIGHARDSOI'i, 81 Marlcetstreet, i 3 solpAgefUfcrr
the above named Lever Watches, • The follotving gnar*
ant*e is attached to each Watch:
.‘'-.■Bit appointment.ia ihs Admiralty
•. WILLIAMiDIXUN, . o r«
Chronometer andWatcb Manufacturer,,, •
45 King Square, <36swe!l Road, Loudon. >
This certifies that the accompanying Watch, No: —i
is warrauiedby meto be of my raanpfacuue,and no
Watch with my name upon it-iagehuine,unfessaccora.-
panied by it certificate bearing ray 3ighaiiire« .
I gnarantee thfc.Wotch, No^*—,_to keep Umeio the sat*
teacbon of thepnrehaser. fapi!7li r iW. DIXON; ;
ofour dw
GAMPBELT4 &CIIESS have iliis .day .(April llth,)
associated wilh thent'CHARLES M.!KNIuHT.
Theibaainesa wiU vbe iednliftneii Under -llic fitmi-1
CAMPBELL,CHESS fc COrir Vi [ep*l9 '
TUe fcHory otfiatuto. iq tbe perfections
.'-‘•vV: ,A**,.. fy -
ENHANCING to every underttanding the beauties or.
Nature, iacreating deeperpcrcepiionsvaiid Oomr
manning the highest eau>tionalhereot r ;by-A knowledge
,of Lands&p&Sketching dnd^Pamtic£ v impntted. in o
short tCTitf't)f.insirocUbnBYm’ tbe’enimence'oFa style*
whereof* in the p ecu!laxities there to*u un£ut passed ‘ifl
, oUlheexcaUenowof tto Aru
i '. Sketches bfresidcpces ancT scenery? inland, around
1 Piiisborgh, i iiicohiihtitprogreBf.''Mag : nißeenl transcript
; UonVOf elah orale• oriental scenery
j and the most splendid, views fromaUoycr theworid* *..
1 ; •• ‘ 197, Penn BL ,
' fltubnigh, Pa.
ICE EREAM AND MINERAL WATER.—The «nt>-
sc fibers respeotftiHyihforra theiroMHrleiras and ens
tomerathm they have coramencedmakiaylCECEEAM
for the season. Their SALOON -has been fined up. in
superioT Biyle, and will be open from Sb’-clock, A.hl.
ill 11 o’clock, P. Wti and nil orders for 3e6 : <3feara;for
onie3orpfivatCiliiniUeswUlbtLprDmpiljrEllcd -
Ou rhllN ERALFOUNTA l N ..hasalso-been. opened
foriheaeagon*.*' ' . ~ ; , . < r
Cakes, Fruits, Confectionaries,‘&£., kepvon hand, p*
asuaKfresh and street, .please give ns a call.. »
A. & P. SfIIkBECKEK* <
Star’ Ulamend alley. ,
“ Far J*euale» Mid Malefl. , 1 ‘ •
DR:IARZOrrE?S JUNOCOBDIAIi;©/ProcreaUvo
Elixir) prescribed ;:as.ah efiectnalrestbraiive in
oases of debility, impoiency or tMurennescyandall ir>
reguTaritiesof nature. ’ It is oil that'll professes to be—
viz: great restorative, ! fciM remedy for those Ik
the married stale without ©Spring/? It is a certaineirre
for seminal emissions, general dcbiGiy, gleet, weakness
ofthegenitalorgans, neWobs affections, Teucori&cea or,
■whites, • A : i a'Vigoratirrgmedieibtrtiis.
Also, acertain rmedyforincipfent; Consumption, indir-:
ge*uon,loss of .muscular .energy, physical lassitude, fo*.
male weakness, debility, Ac- litaTwarranted to please
thettserinahyof theabovecomplamts, audisdt'pndd'
less,valuetdicosewitbontofisprmg. .: *;■'?
■ To spread wide jibe blessingBof .this l hay»,-
.appouued'iTesprs.Judson A CO;, of the city oFNew
Yortri inthe lTiuled States of America, my sole agents
for its sale; and none can be geimtrie. unless
through them,and their signatures are on the wrapper,
ANTONfO J>ARZETrE,M.6» .
iV«pfes, July lGoiviS49. • • v ‘-' l
Sold oaly.in CittsbdTgh! dCthe Medical Bepot y No’.3n*
SmiibCeld street;- and:byß.H.'Meaking,Walnnt*iie<V
Cincinnati; .Raymputf&.VatieujNo-oOrFrurth street
LcnisYille,- -' : ' r: - : ' :Vt “'',;^lmgrg4fiy~‘
~ iaioßa SAw ffliur,
rpHEabove Establishment hasbeeribskenby the tm-“
i pur suing, the legitimate
basineßsconnected as they are now rcr.r
ceiying ir-fultebpniy Of Tiiribcriojders for all hiac»i*eJ.:
tviili promptheshyandavas 16W;
prices otby ajiyiolher Millin Iboueighborhoodi /
PALINGS of a plain and ornamental will - bo -
cut,lapi3B»yl JAMES CARMAN h CO.
‘4OO RIOSS ChOSei*? ‘
■ ..... 100 . do ..RirWheeU;, > 5
- 40 do Scrolls, small;j
25 doj.‘-"do ' Jorge j . '•.•*'■
20doz loxRockewf ' i • ‘ ' ‘
15 do 2oi" dfl ! ’ —
10 do 3OX . do : '
5d0.40x do .
2 do 002 do
- ■;" 2 gross 4 inch Triangles } - ‘ y :
2 do 3do -*i do 1 • • -.••••■ ■■ • •
2 cooes Chinese Rockets; - - .
’ * SgrosaFlymg Pigeons} t • -v
.. SOt.do 14,12* tty *, <V4 ball Roman Ca»I 1
; dies; .received aintfor sale, by- • /-RHODES* CO.>■ I'- .*■>
Jyl ... Wpod aireet; „
IF\i \ UXB. LtoMUNSj • ' . i i • > -i*
lyM 15a drams Figs; received and for sale by /.:'.•••••
• y\< •■■' l J.RHOPESACO^No.CtWocdjiireeL
jylß . ; WM»I)YBB. ‘ V
FifU\ MNK.'APPLES; •
OUU IdObis. Jojubt Pasfe: '
-50 hi’ do do-, -
lOObxs Lor*erßaisiuH ■
" 50 do- No. 1 and 2 Rock Candy.
■ Heetmnff add forßalebr- ' ''
' JOSHUA' RHODES * CO,
jydl No. 0 Wood it.
MACKEREb— -
90 bbU. No. o Mackerel, (Mass, inspfeupnj.•.
-'cs 40 hf do 1 3 do- . dp - - do; •«
J ■ : 40hfdo - - 2;' -do •dp • • d»j *'•
*oEl'"
HOLLAND HKRKWGS-100 kegs in prime orocr,
by: - :
, , ' V FICKEISEN & STOUVENEt/,; <
jy29 • loporten,
*TTINEGAIb-130irahB.Wine; , • .
lv3l 7; »; WILLIAMS & CO. f
c/1 BBLS. LOVERINU’S ÜBUbAKUrSITeARr-. ;
vy, 20 do.: ■ * Powdered ‘ -do? .
V shbds. Steam Syrup. . ; ; F« H,;DRAVOr-'’ ,lf
jyir: : : No.lPismocd. ;
MOLASSES— St. Louis Boyar House MoUssesj ,
. Si. James do -■ do} .T*"*,
New Orleans. Plantation; ’
jy3t: • For sale by KING g MOOftHEAP. V
T>aCON—2,SUO lbs. Prime Homs in store and for sal?*.
JJ: ? ‘ SHERIFF * BINNING,
Ty2o_ :: No.AoMttrtet»n_: J
(IORN BROOMS—74 doz. common for sale by __
■/. Jy3o. . • SHERIFF » BINNING*
»*.* apricne aniclcv-'-Mceivmi
CJ «»n4 for sale by
jy3o SHERIFF A BINNING.
O CASKB SIDES ANIMOWI^S—In Biara and (bTJMIa
£ jy3o SHERIFF A, BINNING.
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- v .10 .do Solar Spermon4Spernij *re*. •
■ 10 do Slcnrine.: , For sale by ?•»',-
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