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PASSIGEifromiLWERPOOt,LONDON andGLJ.SGOW>
- new york,
AND FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEWORLEANS, BA L
TIMORE, BOSTON, CHARLESTON AND;
SAVANNAH DIRECT.
TAPHOOTT & COi’S :;.r
General Emigration and Foreign Exthange Office.
rrtHE undersigned having accepted the Agency oft he
1 above well known House, is prepared to,bnngcut
Passengers from the Old Country, on as favorable icnis
as nay other House in the City, •
Passages can .bo engogca tn the.following Unis,
sailing punctually, on the days appointed
SWALLOW TAIL Line leaves Liverpool on the Gth
and 21st of each. Month..
RED STAR LINE leaves Liverpool on the 26th of
eachmonthr- — - -
THE Z LINE leaves Liverpool Twice a Month.
. THE LONDON LINE of Packets sails from London
on the Glh, )3ih,2lsi and SCth of every Month. . •
THE CLYDE LINE of Glasgow Packet* sails from
GLASGOW on. the Ist and 15th of each month.
Also—A weekly Line of packets for Now.O.rleans.. .
HZ7* New Yorkto any;paTt, ot,
the West. ... -•
Senior Partner resides In Liverpool, and vu
penntends the embarcation of all passages engaged in
this Country. . . , r
P S Persons desirous of visiting the Old Country
can have the pm ago engaged through from Pius
burgh by applicauoj ithc personally or by letter
100 paid) to the ti ders gned
PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK
Can be had at very reduced rates by applying to the
nders gned Agent lor the Mceb s lap coti of NeW
York JAMES BLAKELY
Corner ot Sixth and Liberty streets
je 6 (2nd #tory) Pittsburgh
oiiffcovons _ joint v cole,
COVODE A COLE,
[Sueetuon to At Faden 4 Cotode 1
CANAL BASIN PENN STREET
mjmmu*
Penmylvama, Railroad Co —Centred Railroad
THE It ibe a lav ng been appol ted **hppng
Agent fo the Penn >lvan or Central Ra Iroad
inform the public that we ace now prepared to rec tve
any amo nt of mercl and sc o p xtduce for shipment
East. ... •
Goods v a this oat wllbe ca ned through 11 fve
days and all cons gned to us wll be forwarded free ot
comm s onorchag fo advances
Rata qf Freight between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Oty poods, hats, shoes, books, BiaUotfftryj cutlery, con
fectionary, «ruus, fcuihers, furniture, drugs, medicines
saddlery, &c. 81,00?* 100 fits.
Hardware, queensw&rc, groceries. paints,.dye staff*,
oils, leather, clover, flax, timothy and other crass
• seeds, wool, &a. i . ..SOc*? 100..
Beef, pork, butter,lard,lardoU,tobaccoileaf,coffeej
tallow, grain nod raps, - : = .;.6Ge. ? 100.
Ashes, marble (rough),-tar, pitch, rosin; German clay
bones, bacon, Ac. . 'flOc.? 100.
COVOOE * COLE, :
i . corner Penn aod-.Wayne streets
lst, 1651.—jy10
Pmsborgl
&lONONGAHELJI ROUTE:
185! feM
VIA ~, ..SSSSSB
Bnwnsvtlu and Cumberland to Baltimore and PhiltuPa.
rstHE Morning Boat leaves daily at 8 o'clock, A. M.,
L precisely, connecting with the Cara at Cumberland
ncxtmomitfg.'
The evening boat leaves daily at G o'clock, K M.
(except Sunday evenings.) connecting wub the cars a
Cumberland next evening, at 1A o'clock.
Time through to Baltimore 32 hours. Fare only €9- .
Time ihfougn to Philadelphia4oboars. Fare only 810.
TheNanomtl Road if now good. Conductors pa with
this coaches between Brownsvilleand Cumberland—
which makes this decidedly the best routa East
Anothsr Fresti Arrival at so> OT« •
Comer ofr Wood Strut, and Diamond Alley* Pnuburgh.
DGtIKGU A CO. have just received anoiher new
. supply of Oil YGOODS and VA RIBTIES, which
have beon purchased since the late decline in Eastern
puces, which will be sold ata gw».r. advamcx. Owuur to
our advantages in buying, and Jong experience in the
business, yre .flatter ourselves that we can afford onr
goods at prices regardless of competition. Our slock
will be found to be unsurpassed mihe western market,
and much superior to any previous stock kepi at the
old stand by Gregg A M'Candless.
Wc have jastopened afresh Jut of late styles of BON
NETfrS Ribbons. Parasols. DrOit Lawns. Be rages. Moos
do Lames. Ladies'While Orest Goods. I.edtes' Gimp*,
Snk Fringes. Ac.; Broad Cloths, Fancy Vesungs, Ca*si
meres,Summer Panlaloonery.Tweeds.Gloves, Hosiery*
Threads. Combs. Saspcnders. Buttons. Knives, Spoons.
Razors.icissors. Ac., and another articles m theifTine,
too tediou* to mention. We have on hand, just rccctv
ed direct from the manufacturers and importers, by ex
press, a large lot of GOLD and GILT. JEWELRY*
GOLD an&.SLLVER WATCUBS, and Watch materi
als,and being weekly.in the receipt of such Good*, we
Intend keeping our assortment complete. We earnestly
solicit an early coll from buyers generally, before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Thirty cases of BRASS CLOCKS, just arrived, of va
rious kinds ..
fp* Remember. No. 07, .north-west, corner of Wood
street and Diamond alley* Pittsburgh.
N. B.—The business of the late firm of Gregg & fiT«
CandlesSii* to.bo scaled by D.- Gregg, at tbe . above
stand, who is; fully authorized a d in whose possession
* are the books, notes and papers of said firm. fjc9 .
Pr. Jayno*i Family Medicines.
EXTRACT of u l etter trom the Rev. K. L. Abbott.' a
well known and highly esteemed Missionary in the
kingdom of Barmah. dated
S Aaju.au*, February, i 848,
Dr. D.'JartpUy Philadelphia: My Dear Sir—We arc
now in great wont of your Medical Preparations. Your
CARMINATIVE BALSAM is an invaluable medicine
m this esuntry in bowel complaints, and-has been used
mall our Missions with the most gratififing success. I
have knownit in many cases to aet like a charm Yoor
SANATIVE PlLLS'are my sheet-anchor.—The test
medicine for my liver complaint and pain in the side that
I hove ever used. They are in great demand, and we
are entirely out of them. We need five hundred boxes
of them. Bro. Beecher says we could use a thousand
boxes yearly among our people to great advantage. I
have used your TONIC VERMIFUGE as a tonic in in
termittent fever, with the. most complete success. 1
think it once was the means of saving roy own son. Du
ring my travels among the charches the past season,!
found a whole village suffering under a prevailing influ
enza,attended with coughs ol a most violent character,
loiten regretted J had not bod a dozen or two of your
EXPECTORANT to administer io them, for I i etieve
from what I have seen of its effects, that ft would have
been justthethhig for those poor people. I presume yon
have not hitherto.had. an idea to, what.an extent your
medicines are used in all our Missions.
- Affectionatelyyoors, ; E. L. ABBOTT.
For sale at the Pekin Tea Store, 33, Fifth street, jjyl
Jndd’f Medicated Liquid Cuticle.
THIS article is intended for family use, aod,should be
found in the possessionaof every family in the land.
MechonicVwho are in constant danger ofinjury to their
persons tbroagh'accident, and thi improper or careless
useof tools, will.find this article to bo invaluable to
them, and after a fair tripl,wiJlcoDBider it indispensable.
. “This mny certify that we,theundersigued.having
frequentlymodeaseof Judd*s Medieated Liquid Cuticle,
prepared ! by Messrs. PcnfieJd&Camp,‘Mtddletown,
Connecticut cheerfully recommend if to our profession
al brethren* as an excellent substitute for adhesive pias
ter, in dressing burns, cuts, scalds, braises, and all kinds
of fresh wounds; also, far core nipples,a remedy une
qualled. CHARLES WOODWARD, Al l).,
WMB. CASEY, :M.D, •
D. HARRISON^MD.
. uuiilUOUil) iU '
F. WOODRUFF, M D..
HAMILTON BREWER, M.D.,
ELLSWORTH BURR, M.D.. Botanic
Comprising all the practising physicians in toe city of
Middletown. . r
For sale by
»yl
MORSE'S
Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Booty
OCCUPIES the from rack among the propneiory
medicines ol ibis country for completely caring
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and all other diseases
arising from an impure state of Uie blood. Also, Liver
Complaint,.Catarrh, .Dyspepsia, Headaches, Dizziness,
Coughs, Soreness and Tightness about the Chest; Bron
chitis, or Hoarseness, Dryness, and a tickling sensation
about the Throat; and U used with unprecedented suc
cess in all cases of .
FEMALE WEAKNESS ANDGENERAL DEBILITY.
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to.the
various organs, and invigorating the entire system
If the testimony of thousands ofiivmg witnesses, from
all parts of the country, can be relied upon, it is singu
larly efficacious in curing aUKumon x and restoring dev
bilitated and broken down constitutions. It is purely
vegetable in its composition, and. so accurately com
bined in its proportions that the chemical, botanical and
medical properties of each ingredient harmoniously
unite to PUKIFY THE BLOOD.
It has removed many chrome diseases which lias bal*.
fled the skill of the best physicians, and has also cared
Conker, Salt Rhenm, Erysipelas and Scrofula, which
Sarsaparilla Syrups enurety failed lo.make the least im
pression upon.
it has been tested in many cases .of CANCEROUS
HUMORS... The most obstinate Cancers have been
cured by this medicine. ; We say.that itis a valuable
medicine in all BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. It removes
all obstruction in tho escalation, rendering the Liver
free, active and healthy.; It remofe*Palpilation of the
Heart, and.relieves m allcases.of Asthma* aud.may be
used in nil climates,and mall seasons of the year. .
This Syrup is prepared only by C. MORSE A CO., at
108 Fountain streets Providence; R. I ,and sold whole
sale and retail; by B.N. WICKERSHAM,
• fDnly Agent forWestem Pennsylvania,
JeU?y Warehouse,cor Woodand Sixth sis., Pmsb’h.
strauger, Look at This I -
T\ AGUERREOTYPES FOR ONE DOLL Aft, put up
J Jin Fine Morocco rases. The subscribers announce
to the ci uzens of Pittsburgh andvlcmity,‘that they.can
get a likeness for one halfihe asualprxce.-nottobe suf-
Eotscd by those taken uv the East.' •Wd'don’t mean 'to
e surpassed .by any. Havfag'Vldigehkrniideide
light, we are prepared 10 suit the most fastidious. We
will not ask any person to take a likeness unless itfUits 1
them. MimaTUtes put in Lockets,- Pins or Rings. Sick
or deceased persons taken, at their residence.
FQR A FEW WEEKS ONLY. V ?
;; MERRIMAN A LAWYER
Charte* Jiotel.
• ;
. Pine Oil jL»mpa« .....
, TUST RECEIVbD a fine assortment of these LAMPS,
d for bnrning the Camphene, Pmo and Ethereal Oils,
which I Will .cl! at greatly ,
82 Fourth st., between Market and YVood,
Mannfaetnrcr and Dealer, Whole.saie and Retail, inihe.
above named Oils. . •
xHfisonition.
1. this day disaolvcd bv mntnal consent. Either partner
oa y n,cthc name ofie conwrn^tUcocnt.^
> matthewd. patton: "
PiUstrurth, April lit, 1830. '
Having EOldmycnljre inlercßtta the firm oTJ.S.
BSmir ACo tdAt D. Pa'Prdn, my lata partner, and In
retiring from bnaineraj Itake greatrplea«n«.tnfttmom-'
xsg& h ‘“. to r fa %f dence otm i ag
■r AWRENCEVILLE PROPEKTV.—ForSafravaIT,
I i uablo propertyofiWfeet oaf ike street by 110 deep
m Water stree no, Foste ral ley, P resenting a fine coiner
fot pleasantly eim««d-on : Uia Allegheny,having a dwdll
inrtouee containing i rtomMritehei), good cellar and a
Sireh: alao,i-painp"of fine tdaier, oat-house,.:a.huge,
VTohleeamaWhouaeondcoW stable,.and nmeehouse
on ihe river bSik. of capacity to hold 10,000-bushels of
ice ■ olniva garde* with fruits And-flowetß, had if large.
mie ib’or ?alsoT& small dweUiiwlionses. wiih.grape
ffnoiinfronLoThe'JvlioleJnin go Sender. Omnibuses
Slh.eltypW|r T^^^ ,
. .. ■■■■: . SQ.Smflhfield street.
nrSbojttden for Yalertr'
? f; WM/DYEHr
OHOIIbOI2KJ3- ,3 T^W'C
b Jy* s 3
IHisttUatuouß. < jH.y
Pare ICei
•v J.MKBKIMEN;-Agent,
Office m the Monongafrcla House
ROTIV K J
U. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO t
- corner of Wood and First its.
Sfi.
l/NeW'iSkltoks JKe'ryßoofcßt ' -
A T HOLMES’LITERARY DEPOT,No. 74 Third bl,
omxaiiteihfePojtflfiee— -
Hu per 7 ?"Magazine Tor August j } ■y.
v .• Die i tonary of Mechumds^No. 1 35; c * ;. ' -
- . Lit ell’s Living Aye—No. 397;
; • Mr and Mrs. Sandboys, who came to see the Groat
Ixhibiuon;..' .. ,
• International Magazine for AtagOTt,-
■ Thp Gipsy Chief. By W; M. Reynolds;
-: .'Mabel j or,The Child of the Battle Field. A»Taie of
Waterloo; . . . • ... .. _ , ..
The Pioneers Daughter; a Tale of Indian Captivity.
• By Emerson Bennett i ...
• DiduonaryofMecbani.es’, No. 34,
. Litlell’s Living Age, No. 376; ~
Blackwood lor August;
- Adventures of Paul Perwenkle. ASeaSiory;
The Countess of Salisbury* By Dumas ;
:. Eclate; or. The Salootiß of Pans; By Maj. Rtch
v ardsony
. Yeast: a Problem. By the author of Alton Locke;
‘Rekenes of a Bachelor—or, & Book of the Heart;
The Farmer’s Companion—with illustrations;
Traveler’s Guide through the U.S. nnd Canada;
; Renn-*-or,the Snow Bird : aTale of Real Lift. By
Mrs.Lco Ifently:
Thd Heirs .of West Wayland; By Mary Howitt;
The Reel. Byßalwer;
Not So Bad as We Seem. A Comedy—by Bulwer;
■ ;s?The Daughter of Night. A Story of the Present
.•: v Timer— t - • •••_ _[aus
' New Books} Hew Books!
TUST RECEIVED AT HENRY MINER A CO.’S,
No 3J dmithfield st eet—
35 D cuonary of Meehan cs Fng ne Wo L a d
lEuik Yearly Abstract of the Med cal
cnees, No 13—from January to June
TheGrmfenbe y Manual f Heolth
I arts 3d and 4U 185 t o The Ad ent esofMr and
Mrs Sandboys the Son and D ugh er who came up
to London to enjoy themselves, and to see the G e t
Exhib i on by Henry Mafacw a d George Crtukeh nk
•angg - • ■ • • . •• • •.' ~ .
H MINER A CO S nuhficld street have ec ived
• the Into national Magazine for August—be ng
vol 4 number one In 1 terary contents this number is
beyond p ecedent tn interest
The -G p y Chief A new work by O W M Rey
nold This author is well knownto the readingp blc
H ferule muid has no equal n historical roma
Mabel—or The Child of ti e Battle Field. A Tale of
Waterloo—by tl e author of Do CmarDeßazan Ihs
work is highly illustrated and of Hi lling interest as a
historic 1 rom nee
Sbak pc are s Poet 1 Works (Boston cd lion ) now
complete—the best 1 brary edition extant
A fresh s pply of Si b Bulwc s new Comedy—Not
So Bad as We feccm (jy3o
New SXrzale
HKI f BKR No tOi Third street has justrece cd—
Ti e Bloomer Polka with a beautifully colored
igneite of the Bloomercostume
Farewell, if F.ver Fondest Prayer;
Wait for the Wagonsi: J)edtcsted'tO'Ku Carsou. the
Great Western Mountaineer;
The Language of Love: .
Come Where bweet Toned Zephyrs Pass. Composed
for and sung by,the Irish Nightingale. Catharine Hays;
Wherefore, Nelly, Look so Lonely T
I Think of Thee at Eventide:
Larelessidiildhood’s Sunny Hours:
Nauoyßell: »•.' • .. . -
Comm'Through the Rye—wiUi new ctnbelluhmenis,
as sung with unbounded applause by Jenny Lind i
Had f Never. Never Known fhoc:
Pestal, Yes the Pie is Can: .
Niagara Falls—a Comte Song;
The Mother's Requiem: .
A fine selection of Guitar Songs;
Musician** Companion—by Howe; , -■ C.."
ALSO—Waltzes. Marches. Polkas. Variations, Ac* ill.
the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN il ARP. . iaos
New and Popular Books.
JUST RECEIVED AT HENRY MINER fcCo’s.
No; 32 Smiihfield street, the following new and in
teresting Books:
Passages in'the Life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland, of
Swreoznda—written by herself. A newrtory for Moth
ers and Daughters:
Home is Home—a Domes tc Tale;
Appleton'S Mechanics’Magazine and Engineers'Jour*
nal for August^
. The American Whig. Review for August:.
Bell’s Life. London News aud Ponch. received every
week. (auO
New Music,
CBLUME has jastreceived—
• Summer Longings -By Stephen C. Foster i
Household Words By John Bloekley ;
ne Doeth All Things Weil;
Rlauche Alpen. By Bier>h.oa Glftver i, ■, ...
Lovely Nell. By the Campbell Minnrels ;
Gently Sighs the Breeze. The Ponolai Duett, written
for Mad’lle Jenny Lind and Mad lie Marietta Albo
nt. By Stephen Glover.
Go Where the MorningShmetb. Duett:
Bon Bolt, Summit Polka, Blossom Pjlka, Jenny Ltnd ■
Ecllo waltz and its companion. The Bird \\ni.z,
just published;
Grave of Bonaparte:
Ana Alla Scozzese. By T. Valentine;
Turkish March: Kovel Polka:
Lousiana Belie. By the eoble Harmonists;
Grave of Washington. By L. V. H. Cropby:
Deem Not and Say Not: fho Blue Juniata:
. . Grand Polkade Concert. Par WV. Wallace:
Silver Bell Waltz: IJenneua Polka Duett;
. Walnut street Theatre and Souvenir of Germany.—
; Two new Scottish’s;
The Wreath: a collection of Popular Melodies, or*
ranged as Recreative Lessons for the Piano, in throe
narabenu
Together with a large collection of Guitar Music, at
; C. BLUMES
jy3o . Piano Depot, No. 116 Wood at-
New
JOHN H.-MELLQrt,No. 8f Wood street, haa received
the following pieces of new end popular Music r
. FareweU.it ever fondest prayer;
Soldier's Grave; >
Waltz Sentimental., By Pilch;”
La Rose. .Variations by Huntcn;
Carnival ui Venice, By Voss;
. Be Kind, to the Loved Ones;
; Ma eh from Norma; Seng of the Robin ;
Russian Polka; Blanche and Liseue,;
Nelly Bty; Sailor Boy’s Crave-;
. Jenny Lind’s Serenading Polka;
Serenading ox ScboUish Polka;
Jenny Land’s Polka;
I Welcome Thee with Gladness;
I*d offe r thee this hand of mine:
Life is-bot a Strife j Willuw Wood Qulck.gtrp;
. Call me pet names; Would I were with thee;
Good Lack Polka; Grand Russian March;
Where are nowthe hopes;
Hamburgh Polka; Ti* Home where’er the hecrtls;
Spirit Polka; CaUy Polka;' BateheloPs Polka;
; Ilertzel Polka ’ Joys thoiwe’ve tasted;
Where are the Friends of My Youth.
CHICKERING’S PIANOS—A very large stock ol
ChicfceringVPionoson hand and arriving. UHS
\1 OW PUBLISHING—An Oaliioe ofMccbanlcal Kn
guieering, with drawings of machinery, tools turd
apparatus of every description. ‘ Collected, collatedan-1
published by an American Engineering Society under
ihesuperiniendence-of Fredcrick-Mone.—This vsluablo
work is of imporial size', each part contains two plates
of drawings. Ii will be completed in 25 monthly parts,
five of which are now issued. Price to subscriber*, SI
each part: to non-subscribers, $1,50.
No. lor a new weekly paper, called HThe Citizen,”
has been received. It is primed in quarto form, o.i fine
Eaper, auU is devoted to News, the Arts, Science, Belles
cures, Ac., and advocates the moral and social eleva
tion of American citizen*, native and adopted, Indepen
dent of allsecis and partie*.
Respecting these periodicals the Agents deem it un
necessary tossy but U.tie, as tbeir cespcctive excofen
cies are apparent.to the commonest observer; they
would therefore merely ask tbeir friends and the public
to call and examine the merits of the work*.
WOODWARD A JKLLEY,
jy!2 Stationers and Bookbinders ,73, Third hi.
A Dfi Wm. P. Giles,
erm£ veterinary surgeon.
r<l 1 Office at Rody Patterson’s Livery Stables, on
Fourth street, between Wood and Southfield. Dy4:ly
Lithographic Institute*
CO-PARTNERSHIP.— The subscribers most respect
fully announce to their fnends and tho public gen
erally, that they have this day entered into
ship, for the purpose ol carrying on, at the old stacd,m
the Poet Office,Third street,
Pittsburgh, the Lithographic Printing,in alius various
branches. Having machinery, recently arrived from
Europe, they are prepared to do works in Lithography
equal to steel engraving. They solicit a continuance of
the patronage bestowed heretofore-go liberally to the
one;partner, Wm. they hope by Mrict
attention totheir business, by elegant workmanship, and
the most reasonable terms; to ment the favors of on en
lightened public.
Bonds, Checks, Drafts,Machine Drawings, Lilror ess
es, Landscapes, Autographic Letters. Bill Heads; Plots
Lithographed and Printed in Black, Gold Bronze of Co
lors.
. Specimens oftheir work can bo seen at their Office,
asabove. WM. SCHUCHMAN,
aprtg v: FBRP.HAUNLEIN
[ann’a Douhle« Lever Letter Copying
. Press, and Metallic Dampener,
BURNHAM’S PATENT.
Sixes ef Presses and Dampeners— Letter, 10 by 13;
Fool*?cpp,lo by 15; Folio Post. 11) by 174; Manifest, 39
by 21..
A Time savins » Labor-saving and Money savins Machine.
THIS PRESS and DAMPENING TABLET presents
• decided advantages overall previous inventions far
the same object.
Ist. The Pres 9 does not require fastening down.
2d Throngh two levers end eccentric joints the pres
sure is obtained with more ease, end much quleker than
by other methods. '
3d. The power is applied so equally, that the Prers is
not tfablo to break or gel oat of order,
v 4th.—The Dampening Tablet is a substitute for the
brush, blotting paper and wet-cloth, saving all the trou
ble incident to their use, and is worth its weight in gold. -
The Tablet may be used to groat advantage with any
. Press already in use, and for that purpose will be gold
separately.
- Letters con be copied with this Press and Dampener
inihree original ortbe copy.
MANN’S PATENTIMPRO VED MOVABLE BINDER,
< For keeping m a Book-like farm, Music, Original In
voices.- Letters. Periodicals, Newspapers, .Drawings
Bank Checks, or any. other papers, where de
sirable; This invention, it is confidently believed, is the
4>cst ever presented \o the public for the purpose for
which-it is designed, and will.furnish to many a deside
ratum long needed, .The undersigned now oners it at a.
comnarativcly.tnflmg cost to aU .wlio ropy desire to per
fect ihe system of preserving papers Tor ready qnd easy.
reference. MaNN , s cop yujg BOOKS
The Paper in these Books is made from all Linen
Slock,andof the same quality as Fine French Wnung
Paper, boundon-Parchnient%cke, .with,Ponied ppges,.
and manufactured expresSlF'torretanrng r **
The undersigned havipgprocared the sole agency of
the above articles, uow'ouera theinat reasonable pricer
at wholesale or retail. Presses,' Dampeners, Books,' or
Binders,.furbished to order orany dimensions, at-short
notice. Alt of the above article* warranted.
• Also—Copying Pdtf&Km loose sheets or any size.
Arnold’s-COp) mg Ink—decidedly the best in use: -
Mr. A.C. Chambers will wan on the citizens of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny, and,will give all the Instruction
necessary. : ••
. . , - , ' JOHN F. COLE fc CO, ' !
At McFaden ACovode’s Penha Railroad Depot, comer'
of Penn and Wayne ljeB?yi 1
1) ARE CHANCE FOR CHEAP CLOTHING.—Cans,
.rv'Txa;Noi7l Smuhfield street, is .cow closings out his
stock of seasonable Clothing, ut a very slight advauce
-upon cost,- He is determined to sell to. make room for
new goods; Hir stock embraees.cevery thing found U
’fashionable; clothing establishments.' either for- man or
• boy. The public are invited;,to.coll and see for. them*
selves,' beiore i purchasing elsewhere. No charge for
; ab - -j .71 Southfield at.
TVTEW FALL GOOD 3 at Nos .62 and 64 Mabzbt st.
iS —A- AvMASON A 'CO.are now in daily receipt of
; NcW oLwhieb have. been imported ex
pressly for their sales; together with an immeose variety
of choic6goods l selected-witbgteatcarefromtheiargeßt
importing houses in;the .eastern cities, which.will bo,
kept up during the;seasonj:fonaing-E. stock- which for:
Variety, quality and low prices, has never been equalled
iit thisidity*r Theiatteotiou :oftWholesale and Retail
tespoctfullyhifltcued.M;:- mr. ; : (an9r,.-
; wine—l 2 baskota Anchor Cham-
*i ' r>
vr,t * i *
'*■' " *' -V’* 7.-~ r-*''
3 nsnrtmi*. (JFotiqiriniefi,
Cash Jttntnal Fi»e\ Cojnpaxxy
' ■ HarMnrg, PexmiylTanla*
dAPitt^.-Sioo'.Wo/ s : ,I£l
.5 .1
TUB Undersigned having’been appointed-Agenis for
theAbOde&ampahyf havtompene&bn < Officeln t No« v
.14 Su Clair street* and are now prepared to effect insu
rances on citf.and country property, upon us favorable
terras as any-respcns»ble-Company In .the State. AH
having- properiy-iasared .inthu..Company are
entitled to jvcft&.Tar its officer**,ana ffp/phWQiinit? earn.- •
ings; but ard hot:iiablo;in any. evenv for.anting be
yojid the amommhey have paid. Ail losses promptly
paid in sixty daVa after proof nf- the Saiab. '
w orvicaas,
i ''feoii“»6luSf •C.J&lMJHBR.Predteiit. .
• E. HitoTKUvVice PreitdeM: " “ •
; w:.
; David Fleming, Attorney and Counsellor*™'/!.
Directors— Hon, John C. Uacher, Rudolph F. Kelker*
WmCoMeV, Jr', DAid'Tittnlng, Isatte G M>Kiiileyl
Cha a K ! lDestcr;;EUag E-’-Klnser, Samuel W. Hdy#,
David Mumran,tfiroiJohn,Nninuigftr;-.Dauphm ; jQonnU'J
Jacob S- Halueman, lorfr; Henry. 11. Fry, Lancaster;
Adam Schmner, Berks; John G. Brenner, Philadelphia;
William : MmueivMontgomery;.-Ttrarias.Giltcrpic;;Ln*
zeroe;- Gordon, F.. -Mason, Bradford; Amosiß; Kapp,
Northumberland; James BurnSjAfuHraj JohnT. Hoov
er, Centre; John S. Iselt,Huntingdon VJames K'.Mbore
head, Allegheny ; Jonathan D/Leet; Washington; Geo.
H. Bucher, Cumberland; George W.Masser. Cartoon
. . . M’LAIN *, MOFFETT,
* : .Mi.vii . lit T .•• •:,! :i <l.l ft| .-TJlriiV’ftlt'Ket.-
jyfb-Sm. Agenda for J nshu gb Allegheny Co
"putsfaurgh '
mHH COMPANY was in o po ated In February*
X 1851 w thaP pet alChate and has commenced
business on a Capital of sloo*ooo
Tho y aoesbu ness both on the Joint Slock
and Mutual plan
On the Joint Stock pi n the rate are one th d less
than those charged by Mataal Companies and F fteen
Per Cent, lower than the rates of mo t Stock Compa
nies
Mutual rat are the same as tho c Adopted by other
safely conducted Co npnn es Those nsure-i on the
mutual phitciplehave the combined securities iUrmshed
by that system of insurance n d tho Capital and
p[ « htind of tl e Joint‘Slock depa traenn
IhcChaicrp mt the g an ngof iisuranceohl (e
n every fo ra tnclmi gibe Ightofwife children p
rents ciauo s f eqd* at ermi to nsare the Ife of
anoih rfo Ah i own exclus v beneft payablo after
death, or Upon the part e urn ngatthe ageofSU 53
60 or u 5 au the option of the insured
OFFICERS
James s Hoon President
Sam el MU rknn Vice Pn dent
JofcephS Ledch Treasurer
Charles A Colton, Secretary
UIRBCTOBB, . .
Junes S Hoon Joseph S Leech
JohiS Dll orth Charles A Coltou
Samnei M'Ciarsan, William Paiuips.
f . John A. Wilson. ~
BOA.’B'D OP cfrflASCK.' *
Hou-AViUiam Wilkiuf, Late feccretary.of War.
Hon.tWaJter ForvraxcL Late secretary of Treasury.
JohnSoyder. Lsq.. Ce-hies Pittsburgh Bonk.
Malcolm Leech. l*;sq . AYhole*o<eOrocer.
BOUCITOBB.: r V;,:-., ■
Hon A. \V> Loomis | .A. B.fiFCalmont, Esq.
MEDICAL BOARD.
Consulting Physicians.
Joseph Gazxum. M..U William Addison- M* IX
Jeremiah Brooks, ftl i> !■;. a. Edrington- M. D
.. BXAMIKiaG PHTBICLAM.
* Samuel Diiworlh; M. !>.. 47 Southfield street.
HobLSnyder.M.D. MX) hoarth St. -
John Crawford, M. 1).. iSSillh 81.
Wm. McK Morgan.M. D . 10? Liberty si. .
Dr. Dilworth will be m attendance at-the office, every
\day. atlSto’clock.-- i..
Those who.have spoken foranagency. arc requested
to call, lake their papers, and commence- operations
forthwith. All perioes engaged in the insurance bus}*
ness wiUbo supplied with blanks and c lawed ihcuuaa)
.commission.-' -m;:* ... ..
Office ofihe company. No. 7o Fount* street.
my 7 C. A. COLTON. Ste'u.
kentveky Mutual litre Igsaraniie <bo»*
i .GUARANTY PDN'D. SAOO.OOG,;'
THJSCOMPAN.y offers to the insured all the security
and advantages of tneMatual ami Joint Stock Plans ;
(as heretofore applied) combined, namely: Low rates of
premium: an annual return in cash of the per cemogc
required .for the. couuiigent risk of the yewian ode
quate.bul not excessive provision for the.futureßeconiy
CS members for the whole termor fije. wild an equitable
interest in tr<e accumulating fund secured tosacn-mem
bers, payable at death. t»y credits upon their poli
cies: a guaranty fund designed for thopexmanent seen
my of short term members, nod also for the present se
curity ot those tor the whole term of life.
Cy~Thtsi« the only Mutual Life Insurance Company,
whose rates of premium are fixed at a faix.rcduccd Man*
dard- wt.U a provision for an annually increasing accu
mulation of funds (for future security) m«xact propor
tion to the amount of bu’tacs* and the increasing riik
from advancing age among the itiembexa. •
l’amphlfi*. tracts. Ac., giving in detail rhe pian and
rates of the Company. lurimbea grans, and applications
for insurance received by J i-bfUfETf, Agejit, i
lift. Wood street. l'ui*nuritb.
Sami.. Dn.wo«rh. Medical Ktomincr; jylavl
H'Hw lmuranffi Cnmpany.
DIRECTORS'—
Charles W. Bancker, George.W. Richards,
TbomasHart, MordecaiD. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, -• Adolpbi E. Bone,
SomnelGnuit. - David S. Drowncr 1 ;
Jacob U,.Bmlth, t Morris Patterson.
CIIAS. NMJAKCKER,Presh
Cius. G. Bsjecxsß» Secretary. '
JJ7*Coatmue to make lnsttrfuice t perpetu&lor Unmed.
on every description ofproperty in town and country
at rates as low a* are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved »iargeContingeni Fafii»
which, withtheir Capitaland Premiums,safely invested*
afford ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, 1851. as
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were, as fob
lowa, riz
Mortgages ■-■■v- ■ »—»■ -g 918,tSS 08
RealEsUte-—84,377 78
Temporary Loans*—63,96o XT -
Stocks ~ 61.689 00
Cosh, Ae.~—:, 81.:«.
44’
Slnce titeirtocofpsranoßTa. period ef-Si yearMbey
have paid upward* of On* -MiUie* Four £un&rpt The*-
forutOoßofiilosscsby ,6re, thereby affording evidence
of the weHasthe aWliiyond
disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities •- -
, J.GAROINKB COFFIN.Agcm, ;
nprtMl Office N.E. corocrWpodami-3d sis,
Mari ne .'F t re“« ndTln r isnapor UUoq
WSITRASCIfi.
ffIHK INSURANCE COMPANYOF NORTH AMES-
I 1C A, Philadelphia, chattered 17W, capital. ssoo>*
000, asset; Janaarr lit, 1351,91,001,906 00, w>|i
make m«urunee on buildings and their contents in tbit
city and vicinity. Also* on property of evdry detcrip*
lion, on steamboats and other vessels, cither by inland
transportation or on the seas.
directors^’
Arthur (J.Coffin,Pres-t, Jacob M. Thomas,
Samuel \V. Jone« v John R,’ Neff,
Edward Smith, Ricliard D. VV'ood,
John A. Brown, WilUanTWcUh, .
Samuel F. Smith, Francis Raskins,
Samuel Urcoks, S- Afcutin AUibone, .
Charles Taylor, William E.ilowen, ; ...
ArobrOsc/WhHe, . .George W. Aspbtwail,
Thomas P. Cope, -- • JameslXcirson,
S. Morris* Walctj ' : U.
This is tbe-oldesi Insurance Company in the, Untied
Slates, arid from luliigh ?iancling»longeXperienco, an**
pie means, and avoiding ail risks jjf on exira hazard-;
oos character, may be considered aft-offering ample ae :
cojity to Uio public. WM. P. JONES, Agent,
jaW No, 141 Front street.
INBURAKCR. :
ritHE DELAWARE JHU.TUAL,SAFETY INSUR
X ANCE COMPANY.—Office, North Room of the Ex
change. Third struct, Philadelphia. •
Fux iN?ujumra<-’»Duilding3j Merchandize and other
property in (oten and. country. Insured against lose or
damage by &tc ai the lowest rale of premium.
Mauink Insurxncs.— I They also insure Vessels, Car
goes and freights, foreign orcoasiwise ; auderopcnof
special policies, as the assured may desire.
Imjind TBARSPoETATion^—Tboy cu&o- insure jnereban
dize transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars. Canal
Boats and Steam Boats,-on rivers ami fakes,on tue most
liberal terms
DIRECTORS —Joseph H. Seal, Edmund A. Bonder
John C. Davis. Robert Burton, John R. Penrose, Samuel
Kdwurde.Oeo. G. Leipcr* Edward Darlington, Isaac R.
Davis, William Folwcll,John NewllajDf. K.M.Haston,-
Jiimes C. Hand.Tlteoplulus Paulding, H. Jones Brooks,
llcnry Sloan, Hugh Craig, Gcojgc.Semll, Spencer Me*
Ilvain,Charles ICcfifjJ.U. Johnson,William Hay,Dr
S. Thomas, John Bellers, Win. Eyr6>'Jtv
DIRECTORS AT Tv Morgan*
Hugh Craig. Jno.T. Logan. r.„.. .
6 0i av/lltam Martin, prerideot.
Thos. C. Hand, Vice President; ■
JbsEru-W. CowAK,Sccreiary.
in* Office of tho Company, No. 42. Wutcr.Rtiect, Pitts*
burgh. (jelflrdtf) r. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
Fire and marine Inenranee*
rjIHE OFI ICEonhe /nJumnc# Co. of North Amenta
X has bccnremacaf totbe Warehouse ofilardyvioncs
A C0.,N0. 141 Front street,third house hastof Wood,
street, where the subscriber will issue Policies on Build*
lugs and their contents., and on Shipments by Bleamboatai
and other vesselßj-for'the abovc'old tmd responsible
Company.' fap3] WM.iV JONESyagentJ.
Life and HealLU inanrance.
THE MBTDAL HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY., of ,Ffti/ade(pAia, Incorporated by the
Legislature of Charter Per
petual ; Capital 8100,01)0; Rates idtott VtananyPenmaU ■
vaitia Company } and full 20 percent, lower than the
usual rules of. Life Insurance,ps the following Cojnpari*.
son will show. Thus a person oi the age of JO insuring'
for 8100 for life, must pay in ihe Giraru 32,30, Penn Syr- 1
vanm 82,30. Penn Mutual $2,30, Equitable $2,04» New.’
England 62,30, Albion 82,48, New York Life-S&SucZ.tfi
and Health, Philadelphia, 31,01.
DfßKCTons—Samuel D Orriclc, Chprles D'Hally Wm-F
Boone. Robert P king, Charles p jlUyoSfM W Baldwin,:
Chas O B Campbell, n! M RceVe, M. D.; Lewis Cooper*
J Rodman Barker, R H Butler, Edwin ft Cope. Pres?
dent, Samuel D Ornck ; Fie* Prtndent r Robert P. King
Secretary, Francisßlackburne. • ,
.. Applications will be received and evenr information
given; ’by SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Agent. -OrticST
orumercial Rooms, corner of Third' and wood streets 1
Pit tsburgh. • ;-:pct29:y. i ] .•
' • J*JLEre[na<i I Mctriae.inanrttnee»
riIHE Insurance Company of of Phila>
X dolplua, through us duly authorized Agenu the sub
scriber, offers ter make permanent and limned Insurance
on property, m this city and its vicinity, andonahipmea ■■
by the canal and rivers.
, i, DIRECTORS:, : ,
ArthurG.Coffin,rreaV• Samuel-BtookSj A •'••••■'•
Alex. Henry, - Charles Taylor? -.-
Samuel W. Jones, < . ' •Samuol W.. Smut ;
Edward Smith, Ambrose Whhe>
• John Ai. Brown, • ” “Jacob-M.-Thema* •
John White, John R. Neffi
Thomas P. Cope, Richard {
. Wm. Welsh. Henry D. Shenard,Scc’y<
This is tho oldest Insurance Company in ' United
States,having been chartered m 1704. ItsChimeris petv<
petual, and from its high standing, long experience, am
ple means, and ayoadiag.all risks ofan eitrahaznrdan
character, it may bo Considered ftsdaerinirampteffecuTi
ty to the public. WILLIAM PirfONfiS;^
At Counting Rpom of AlwqH «nes A q O , ( Water MA
... [ j o - • maytjr
John JPCartneyi .vTV.i}
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER XN ’ 'l
Foreign- or,<d Domestic Cigar,, Tobacco(#nd; Snuffs
No. 143 Wood street, corner of Virgin alleyr ,
■_s£l_L Puuburgh,fa.~
; i Builnea* Notice. "
A' EL persons having business -with thh nhBersimea, :
Xa. etlhpr as Public Accountant, lastmclor In-Booki 1
Keeping, or otherwise;. svsll.jfind.him' tw the Piusbnrrii
Sssss I ?.^’^ 9 ull u^ck ’ AJ - M -^
Merchants in wnaKop.uompeteai'ißoofcCkeitf«i'i‘«M.'
ho.supplied byending ou JQHNKLEIVwNG!
.. apri).. PuncipaJ Instructor in the Science of '
• S'alrmount Kir® iUngtne for Sale - .
THE members of the Fuirmounl Fire Comninv
thdir ENGINE for sule U,s l/fim-™”Srte y ,,fS
will be sold cheap. Enquired J.SMITH SecW' 11
aprGitf . No. 400 PenttetreeL— •
TlABBirra SOAP POWDER-5 bxTj f or washina*
JQ.wllh liule jabbing—printed directions to eaeh nnric
age—<pr«aie by ..Uy*sJ f r / WM. DT^
-** • * -i>-sj.vU f ins£riJ jjc/j
>v! s ;/ : r'-^'v' 4 -
, v ; ;
' ''^•■■■ : f' ; 3'.rv’-^- T '^o''v ; .-'’V ’<-X^-'^:^>:^.'
IPrg ©flofts.
OBEAT REDUCTION IN PEICES.
: ; -• i:•.v -HI -: . • ••
.Second ArrlTQl of Sevr Summer Goods)
* . AT GREAT BARGAINS. .. ."
jjocm THE tafgesuCbeapesr&nd’Best Stock ofFAN*
i DRejJ&GOODS ever offered In this city, is
i tgTjEjgliftowopeiuns^fcv ui • ■- •■••
w YOUNG, STEVENSON 4* LQVE’3
Original Bee HtveStore, No- TAMarketSireet, between
_ Fourth tirttibrultht Dtiunondi Pittsburgh,
.The .proprietors have just opened a large and most
'beauUrnlßasortinemoftlieNeWeeißntl Most Fdshioiia-.
iW? Styles of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which have
peon purchased Bince lhe great reduction in prices at the
large clearing out sales in New York and Philodelphla,
..nod .will he offered to-cosh briyers at from HO to 25 per
®pnUow«r than former prices. ." ' V * i
.. DKESS. GOODS of every description,from-the cheap* i
eittothe most oostly and magnificent; such as a.very i
■large and beautiful stock of the following articles: . i
i - .Chene and Jaßper chenc Silks j i
... High Lustre, plain chemehon and lace silks j .
Do stripe ‘do “>• doj i
Do . plain clock —••••' do; '
i BrocUde, Armues and Ponlt de Boies, all colors;
. Black and chamelionTurk satins, and watered silks;
... Chene and India Foulard silks f- "
Do . 'printed ondplnm silk tissues;
■■■>■■ vDo.v ' «do ; Alberunesand Grenadines;
. plain, printed andenibrotdered berages;
.Chene plain and figured Miksy and poplins;
. . Chameleon Gro de Naples; *
• k : “Misprinted borages do de lames; •
Do do and plain all wool de lames,
Do ...do •M-lawnaand jaconets;
Pia n and embroiderediauiti and Swlsscs; -
Plain and printed cosomcres, de lames and alpacas»
French and doraesuc ginghams ; ’' "
English and American chintzes and calicoes, at all
prices; ... ....... ■„...
•BONNETS and RIBBONS at great bargains, ,
Spring and summer shawls, ;do do; ■
Needle worked sldeves, cufik, collars and chemi
zettS ........ -
Needle worked lapeSiandmvhtl-OTJ?* ’Tj.-i-..*
Embro dered, hem stitch and plain linen camb’
handkerchiefs
honey s lie pocket kd’kft, cravats aid neckties;
Gloves hosiery and suspenders, a large stock;
Irish hn sas, table cloths and table linens ;
Tidkens, checks, crash, bird*cye, diaper ? napkins;
Bleachei and brown muslins, from 6 to 12c. per >d ;
Do brown and colored Canton flannels;
Fjrdneh cloths, plain and fancy oasslmeres A satinets;
tweeds, merino caaaimeres and hy;
jean
Black saun and fancy vestings,-Ac;, Ac.
IT?* The proprietors would respectfully solicit an
early dull from all their friends, and the public gen*
orally f el ng confident-that thoy-tian offer greater in*
ducemsnts to wholesale and retatl buyers, than any
have heretofore been offered in Ptttsbnrgh.
mftltf YOUNG, S TEVENSON A LOVE.
The Eighth Bemt-Annual Sale
OF DRY GOODS at the One Price Store of A. A,
r AIASOn A Co., Nos. G* « 04, Marsei sirecu Pius*
bufgh. commence on Thursday, Jane 2Gtb, 1851, and
continue through the month of Jaly; Their Wholesale
Rooms will be opened to the Retail trade, and .every ar
ticle throughout the establishment will be sold at an im
mense reduction from usual prices! Having recently
made qxtenBUe;.'purciiases\‘'^ifeiT ?
found very choice and desirable. .
Theid stock of Silks, comprising more than 500 pieces,
will be doted out at nn Immense discount from usual
prices, i
Good Dreis Silks as low as 374050 cts.
bilk Poplins, v . • - 20 025
Best Beregc De Laines, 18|
hast colored Lawns, 64
Fine French do 124
Fine Printed Bereges, 181025
: Fine French Jaconen 18(025
600-pcs French and English Ginghams, 10 012(
Blank Alpacas, 12(
100 P yardi Bonnet Ribbons, at 8
500:Wrought Collars, : . 64 *
Fast colored Calicoes, 6} .
lOOteases English and American do*- 8 010
: 300;casesar.d bales of lileaehed and Brown
Una at Aianufaqiorcr*’ prices. 1
ALSQ—L&ce* t Embroideres, rriintnincft,Hosiery and
Glovesj Linen, White.GpsiU, Bonnet*^Shawls r . Cloths,
Ac-, together with ad'immc&se'vftiiety'ofaH Kinds ot
Dry Goods—all of Which’will be marked down to even
leas than Eastern wholesale prices.
je*Js } -A-A. MASON A CO
■- ' Ackr Variety and Dry Goods store.
iVa. 07*, iVonA-trai comer qfWsadtt. and Diamond atie*.
"T| GRtGG &-CO., having opened at the above Bland,
XJ* arc iiow offering for sale a large and complete
a&sortnjent of VAIUBTV and DRY GOODS, consisting
in put of Broad Cloths, Cn.«uneTes, Satinc«, SQminer ;
Pant StcfT. Fancy Vestinr*,l»adim‘ Dress Goods, Lawns,
Pe Liudef. Ginghams, White Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Hosiery. Ac., Ac. Also, a .complete variety of Cutlery,
dirqsi from Sheffield. Together with Clocks, Gold and
Silver \V«tehes>and Watch materials,Gold ond Silver
Pens and Pencils, and Jewelry. A fine assortment of
Palm L*:ftf Hats, Ac. In short, we have on hand almost
every article usually kept in the Dry Goods and Variety
lino. All of which we offer for sale on the most favora*
blc terms, either for ertsh or satisfactory refeiencc
i• : r D GREGG-A CO,
N. IL—Tbe baiines* of the late firm of GqkcqA M>-
Caublcm. will be settled by the subscriber, at the borne
of D; Gregg & Co.,a> the books, notes endpapers are in
ray postcss.on<and 1 am (oily authorized to settle up the
busmen. japril] DAVID GhFXiG
f| 1 .-„ tjr'tnauc
,JL With the Patentee of Ibis new and eefuaiE inden
tion fit's xhe marrofartore and cate of the article' ih The
West; they having been manufactured heretofore exclu
sively fritheEast, where they are superseding, the use
of wooden coffins, take this method of informing- the
public, thauhey are now mauulacturing eighteen cilTer
eni sites of the modern Sarcophagus, varying in length
fromt££iuchrsio sifeeCwiih width and depth suitaole
for bodies of ordinary ;ri*evmid fbr t hose who-desiro
space far cushioning, or for bodies of unusual dimexi
stons«ltave several sixes deeper and wider- This in
dention now coming into general tac,is pronounced one
of the greatest of Lhe age. These Lc*tax. Casks are
composed of various kinds of metals, but principally of
irar.:
They are thoroughly Mmtltd oauand
• iba* made impervious v ttf Mr’audirideitroctible. They
are highly ornamental, and or a classic form, are light
and portable, while they combine the greatest strength
which racial U capable of, in a given quantity.
When properly secured with cement they are perfect
ly air light, and free from exhalation of ofiensiveg&sei.
They cost no raoTC than good wooden coffins, and ore
better than any other article iriu«e, (of whatever cost,)
for transportation, vaults,orordinary interments, as has
been proven by bcluiTexperiinents, and certified to by
tome of our most scientific men ; also, by the Honors
iilns llsnry Clay, Daniel Webster, Lewis Cau/and
other distinguished Senators who have witnessed their
merits, and whose letters, together with other evidences
of their worth, may be seen dlour.AgcnU’ Barial Case
Depot, No. 374 Main feireei, three doors above Ninth,
where wo Intend to keep oh ham! at all times such a
stock of .all sixes and degrees of ornament and finish as
will soli the molt diversified tastes.
We Invite tho attention of tiie public, and of underta*
ken particularly throughout the west, to on examination
Of lhe«nicle,and requcsuhemnottorely upon the rep*
reoentniions of undertakers notusiogthe article, whose
interest it would be to misrepresent them.
W. C. DAVIS A CO.
Patent Metollio Burial Cases*
-S&r&vhagxt* WartrccmSt 374 Afat’n ttrttt. Cincinnati.
■■■ r; . . V«dy,lSst. '
f pHK uudersigheth GsokosK. (toßXsn,uodertakor and
1 sole agent for the sale of the above valuable arti
cles, announces that ho isprepnred to supply underta
kers and others having occasion for their use wtth the
fame, of all sixes, from t foot 10 inchesioOfeetO inches
in length, ol various-widths and depths, suitable for bo
dies of any size; cither plain, bronzed or gilded and
highly ornamented; Also, name plates and trimmings
for the same. " Audition to the very low prices affixed,
with the view o! their general adoption, is solicited, to
wit: At wholesale, for plain bronzed Coses, of various
colors—
No.l forßodiei22io29inche»lnienglh, 63X0
2 • “ 2d to 33 « “ 4,50
3 ’ “ 33td40 “ “ O.OU
4 “ 4ut046 “ . 8,00
6 “ 401654 u “ OXD
0 “ 54 to 60 «* ,r 10,00
.... 7 “ CO to 65 “ « 11,00
8 “ 65 to 60 ” “ 14,00
0 “ 6G to 70 “ “ 16,00
10 “ 69 to 73 “ « 17,00 .
11 « 72 to 76 “ “ 18,00
32 “ 60 to 65 “ extra deep 12.00:
-13 “ 65 to 69 “ “ 13.00
14 “ 06 to 70 “ . « 18,00
15 “ Off 16 73 “ 10,00
• v 16 “ 70 to 70 “ .« 20,00
Name plates from 84,50 to CO per dozen. . ,
" moderate additional charge for extra gilding and orna
mental painting, or inlaid gold, silver and poarl work. .
Communications, desiring further information, or or
ders for Cases and materials, will receive prompt atten
tion by addressing GKO. K. ROBERT'S, Agent,
v Wnrerooras, 374 Main at., Cm., O.
O' Funerals attended,hearse.and carnages furnish*
• ed. and conveyances, with appropriate atteudants pro
vided for transportation to any part of the country, on
application at th&office*as'abovo;< ,>l 7'i * ' -V-----
mo G. K B.
: ■ European Agency*
fflHEundoraigned EuropcatrAgent continues 'his an
. A.nual yoyogeabetween America and Earope, leaving
Pituffiargh regularly in each year inJune, and returning
in September—transacting a general Law Agency, in
connection with his relative, Mean Ksxffitx, esq., now
twenty
fifth-.of thisAgency.ihroagh England;'lreland.3ootland,
wales, Ale. It . embraces collection of legacies, debts,
rents, property and claims; remitt&ncesof money; procu
ring copies of wills; deeds and documents { conducting
searchesof all kinds, Ac.; Ac;’.lnnumerable references
fiven. During.- the subscribers absence, his brother,
J3W*od J. Kseoxk, will attend in his Office.
Office on Fifth.strceWQr.MBUP Su RanVf.Cathcdral.
.. . . THOMAS J. KEENAN.-EcrrOpßOft: Agent,
. and Attorney at Law, Pittsburgh, Fa.
> Notice to Business Hen*
mA .GENTLEMAN in. this City; engaged in a safe, sure
ij/X ;and;profitable merchandising mnd manufacturing
business,- having fallen into a low state of health, 7 is de»
nrauSiOfisolhugoaLhiajmerestln tho'OOiiceMijfor tho
purpose of leaving the city forthcxecovery of his health.
Any person having command of-93UQ0 in cash; und a
fair credit, can entorinto this basiness wi h every guar- 1
anty of success.- *.n - ... i •
L-IF? Address “ MANUFACTPRER,” Box 69, Pitts-
Pa., eiahng.where an internew can be had.
rvHEEN TEAS HAVE ADVANCED 7 CENTS PER
r VX LBYou_can buy GreenTeos at MORRIS*. TEA
> w .the Diamond, for three months to come, at the
old prices and theaame,qualities, nolwuhlsqnding (he
advance In prices East* as. they have a large stoex on
hand, rheysell ihebestTeas in-PituburghauhisStore,
add defy opposition, ■ ■„ {jyafl ’
rpHk. SUBSCRIBER offers for sale a valuable Hougq
* Lot».«Uaated on Ann street,'AlleghenyCuy.
The Lot ifllßfeet front by 551eet deep. The House con
,taina a Hall, two Rooms, Kitchen ‘Cellar and thro Bed
Rooms, iA lafge yard; with oUtovcn,hydrant, Ac.
* Price Q9OO. xßrms—3Qoin bond; balance inone,lwo
.tmithree years. ; ; SJ CUTHOERT, Gen’l Afeent, f
jyM . . No> J 0 Smilhfield st.
£ iJroiher i <*. A E. M. Smith,
\XToddASmnh'and(W.'W. Wilson’s- •
- The abpye brands aiio how unrivalled in quality Of
- r ,n elasticity, in fineness and smoothness
■ ot.the points, and in durability. -I will warrant every
renof these makes. Just received this morning, a full
Assortment, and customers will always find at my store
the best stock, and at the lowest prices which a good ar
ticle can be sold at; 1 • \V. W. WILSON,
~jy2S i «■ • cot Market and Fourth stg.
‘OUTTJSR—*3 Mils.packed;: ..... VV . ...
X> okegs , do; For sale-by
iy!B 1 ' WM. DYER.
f^lSHr-r0 half bbls.No-I:'White Frahj v.
. 6 do do Lake Shad;
10 , do . iLako Sainton ; • „_
Receiving and for sale by- WM-DYER,
v.JegQ : • No. st
f AKD— 6bbts.No. 1;
J^ lB l skeg . do, Formic by DYER
t . -I t 1
-W,' ;
Jiirmttfrr, s stt.
/tamin JAMBS VV'. WOUUVV bi.l,,
CABINET
furniture manufacturer , /Yl
Wate-roomi 07 and 99,-Third street* <
J; W. W, respectfally informs his friends and castore- i
«- ers that -lie has now completed the largest audfi»-i
nest stock, of; household,'furniture ever- before seen in i
;thiacuy f oa he is determined to uphold the quality ..with :
w$U-Sqasoued materials, best workmanship,and newest
.designq; and from the extent of his orders and facility
in mat pfacturing, he is enabled to produce warranted
furiutßfe, at the lowest prices. :
. He has. adopted the principle of identifying the, cus
tomers* mterest with his own, tnquabty and price, and
keeps ai ways on huud the greatest variety of every dea*.
criptiog of farmiure, from the cheapesi and.plainest, to
the-moit elegant and costly, that a house, or any. pan el
one,msy be furnished framing stock*.or manufactured
expressly to order lie therefore solicits aninspecuon,
that the advantages of hts esiablishraeat raay. be jcuown-
The following articles consist, in part, of hiß stock,.which
for ncttncßs of style and finish, cannot be surpassed in
any ol the Eastern cities i
Parlor, .
i . •. drawing, dm- ..
Ing, and bedroom
chairs, of every variety,
consisting of rosewoood. ma
hogany and walnut Eliza be then,
Conservatoire and Easy Chairs, of every
; description; Couches, Sotas.Tetc-a-teto and JDi-.v
vans; of the latest French ana Amencan patterns; -
Toshaes, What-Nots, and ladies’. f arlor Writing Desks
of various kinds; Work Tables and fancy inlaid
stands, music stands, and holders, marble, top, mu-. .
hogany,rosewood and walnm ceutreandeoia,tn- -
bfes, extension i duung tables; all sizes of the
most improved, and decidedly the best kind
madej card, Pembroke hall and pier tables,
wardrobes, bedsteads and wasnetands of
each a large assortment; gothic hall
and parlor reception chairs, ottomans
and Btools, secretary and book
cases, side boards, fixe screens,
towcl rackßj.bat stands, and
. music stools, cnbs and cots
for children; paper mache,
tabic and tea poys, ma
hogany, rosewood, and ? ...
lalaia pearl Tables,
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDBORCHAIRS. Cabihst maxbes supplied wuh
nil articles in their line
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS) furnished at the short*
esvnotice.
All orders prompily attended to
JoarneymenCnhlnet Makers Association
WAREHOUSE. 119 SECOND STREET i
} ;; (near-iho corner of Wood.)
j.j-.-Ljij THIS ASSOCIATION; em-fjt .
already, twice to three w,
fegMStimes ns many hands as the lar- NJJsJ
•fißl 1 gest and hitherto most renowned »i *
business shops of this city, , have opened their Ware
house, and are able loiarnishthe public, by.wholcsaie
or retail, with Furniture of th'e fdlloWiifg description*—
viz: '
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus; Fall Col*
tunned Bureaus; - Mahogany- * Bedsteads f Mahogany
Choirs; Rocking Chairs ; Mohogu»y Woshsi&nds; So*,
fas; Divans; Piano Stools; Book Cases; Secretaries;
Card. Tables; Pier Tables; fine CanTTables; Centre
Tables; Hat Racks; French Bedsteads;'Ottomans; 4
Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Tables; Work
stands;-Cherry and Common Worksiands; high post,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus;
Cribs; Cradles, Ac.
The advantagcß'of co-operation, on an extensive *cale,
permit them to sell at the lowest prices, and they art de
termined to sell, lower than any competitors, an equally
good, if not better article, and warranted—-as the public
will understand by giving them a calL
SUIT* Steamboat writ of all descriptions, and ether
articles of any description, made to order in every style,
at the shortest notice* --h i Vi:; [mar29-
Venurs, Mahogany,.RcstxcQodand Walnut; Vdniithy
HdrdtDaTeand-FurniruTaxkiXVhoicßßle.
THE have just’received TromNew York
and Boston a most splendid stock of VENEKBB,
and arc manufacturing by machinery Farniture suitable
for the trade. Ali of which we will sell at extremely
low prices.
As great care was taken in the selection of the stock,
persons cannot fail lb be suited either as to quality or
price; and, as it Is well known thatVFamiture can be
made by machinery superior and much lower than by
hand, tho attention of the trade is respectfully invited.
Turned Work,in all iis branches, carried onus usual,-
. Plank fjT hand rails, for Carpenters, and all articles 1
required tri manufacturlng.CabinetFirt-niture, constantly/
on band—rvis: Mahogany, Varnish; Hardware, Hair
Cloths, Springs, Ac. ; BYAN A M’KEE, •
Ryan’s Buildings, ;
margbydaw , - ‘ No. 31 Fifthsireet.
CRAUiIi, hfiiD '
No. 9& Thirdt&ctt, btiteten Marita and Sjtakiidi,
xjs We have now on'hand a.-large
ASJL splendid stock of every variety o{ uiiAtxsfaaesvS*/
I®aiuiCABINCT FURNITURE whichwe"^LV
* 1 »ure confident canuatbesu rpaas e d,
equalled, in this City,or in the West,in style and finish:
Those who arein wanint Furnitureard respectfully
Invited to call and examine toi themselves. ;
JCrSteamlHoaUfuraiaiiedomh ■ shortest hstice.
JCT* All orde rs promptly attended to.
feblfrtf ofoONNELL. MULLEN & CO;
JOEH O’DOSSEIA. -.•■JUL WDLLES.---. ...W. 2. HCSTM,
O’DONNELL, MULLEN & •
Plttabnrgli Chair & Cabinet ware Adorns*
0 iVp. 08 ThirdSifeOj SduiA Sid*. '
fli O’D. M. 4. Co, respectfully; inform their friends
yJL and customer* that if not the-largest
rep&stock ever before cecn ia ibiY-ciry, the greatest
• 1 I variety of tlyleaythe finest finished, mode of the
best seasoned materials* and by the-best workmenin
the western country—oil of winch they are determined
to sell as low as any other manufacturing establishment
in the city, Oar stock w aHout.o^manufaciure^na
imponauoha.*-^ ; -* / '-‘ v- .si/uc ;
steamboats and Hotels furnishedtH the shorest uotice.
• Allorderaprotnptly attended id. ’ • jai?
Furniture and~tThalr TVare Hoorn a.
A&ma-'- T.'-B. YOUNG 4 CO.*corner of Thirdfi\ [V
rmm^m.ai%d.SmUhfieidtta.i9pp9ttuSf9t9n\
Pa~, keep constantly on hand Pep).
««ffiraMßaJand make to order, at thb lowest prices, « N *
HOUSEHOLD and BTEAAIDOAT FUKMTUIfk, and
CJfAIHStQf the best-workmauship and most approved:;
•tylca. . ; s febis
‘ ' BU*mboftti t Ahpy l '"7' ..
l_JSj£j& Ths subscribers tender their ocfs\
for the favors bestow cL
ed upon them by thelrSieambo&t-friends,imdfiß
would respectfully remind them and others int*» 4 * *
rested in ImiHing boats,that they, ate at all timespre*
Sared to fumith, on the terms, every
ejeriptioa of Cobm Fumitare eod Chmrs-ot the her
material and workmanship; 7 HYOUNG& GO.,
Comer Third and gmithJfield streets,
fcblS ■ opposite* l>rown*» Hotel.”
Hammer A Hauler*
CABINET WAREROOM,SMrjCHFIKLDSTRiEET;
Itatram firtentAxfmi and Strawberry alley, P&tjfrurg, Pa,
(?1 liAMM£R & DAULER consisnily onußod
yjlLa variety of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal to any in the city, and sold on as
. • * •favo'rnble terms as can be obtained at any similar
establishment in die West. They have now on hand an
umtsuallyextenaive stock,embracing all kinds of Furni
ture, trom the cheapest and plainest to the most costly
and elegant. All orders promptly ettendedto. mtSltfxn
A. CIlbLIKBlS :& COh
U ON HAND at ft eir wcfenaiVe CATBINET i M
XX CHAIH MANUFACTORY. -No. 64 Smithfield »u
a large assortment of fancy and plain Furaliore, which
taoy will sell 15 per cent, below customary rates,
r Terms—cash pply. £decs27:ly
\VM. E. STEVENSON continues to mann*
11,1 @■ 1 ' r factor© CABTNJSTrWARE ot every descrip*'
at his old stand, corner ol Liberty and
Sc veath streets. UNDERTAKING attended
to, in ail us branches .» ■■■ . ■ mayll
Bolivar Fire Erick Hamtfaitnriag Compaq
litS. OLOVKn,. S.a.Xtßlt, O.V.JOXES, IL&.IUQ&AW,
GLOVBfIr KIELI A OOt» Proptfetorti ’
THE subscribers having: been appointed Agents fet
the above -named concern, Will Jteep constantly o i
bond a supply of the celebrated Bolivar Fire Brick, Un
able Fire Clay, Furnace .Hearths and Inwalls. - The/
are also ready to receive orders for said Bnck, to be
made in Blze and shape to. suit purchasers, which sha-l
boprompily filled. .
we do not deem it necessary to enumerate thomany
advantages the Bolivar Fire Brick posess over all oth
ers that have been offered for sole in the United Btatei>,
their supcrioruy.being well known toxlmost ail persons
who use Fire Brick, The proprietors have dctorminei
that the Fire Buck.shall losenone.of ilieir presentenvi
able reputation, and that no expense shall be spared i >
make them even bettor than they have heretofore Ueetv
This is the only establishment towmtmufocturinjfFiro
Brick at Bolivar.. KIKRA JONES,
3niarl7 Canal Basin, Seventh su, Pittsburgh. -
Received for all tho Way
. buttons on the Pennsylvania Central Rtfilrohd: '
STATIONS. • ’AGENT*-
Bailey's, Adam J. Walters,
. Mifflin, ■ J. Nor*, - '-
.... Lowlstown.' Jnmcs Milliken,’
Mount Union, 1. D Seedier,
, Huntingdon, J.D. Herr, ■
- ", Spruce Creek,' S. Milliken,
Tvtpne, A H Clark,
Holltdayaburg, T. A:-Seoul: > >'“ ■
. Lancaster;.*-' ■ - R. Modeiwdl;' ■"
Columbia, Moderweli A KauOelt,
Harrisburg, J. Wallower A Soil,
Dunoannou, Fisher, Moifcon A Co.,
Newport, Jesse Beaver; -
Willerstown; ■ Hervey Jones, '
Pertyviile,- ■ O. D: Thompson;
M'Veyiown, . : Richard RoeloflT, '
Manleton, - John Donaldson, ' :
mill Creek, ■ - Kessler A Brothers, ■
Fostona, John iloyett. - -
r «•»;: COVODE A COLE, Agents, •• -:
jylo corner-Penn and Wayne sib:, Pittsburgh. •
HOUSE AND. LOT FOR, $700. For sa!e,;n two
story House ondLotoi SO icet frojitiby
IK) deep, to a iff feet alley. Tho house is well arranged
and well finished, with good .grates,amiable for each
roomt agood dry cellar Kalatuce porch; an out -oven.;
a largo yard and garden J all ftew. and in complete or*
derj.pleasantly situated on Resaca street, Allegheny,
.bear thetWeal Commpn...-Immcdiate. possession, if ra--
S 6UTHBERT, Gen’l Agent,
. it3o j ~r :, . „ r.fiOSmithfield street. .
JUST KEtJEiVEB ATWOOOWARUfcJELLY’S.
Nq_. 7ff Third street; the London and Pari*
Magazines ofbaaluoniforJnly.i ■
The Ladies’Gazette of Fashion; published in London
—upwards of thirty engravings. ' ■ •
o The t Weekly Timrs.ihe. Era.BoU’i Life iniLondoh,!
Punch, tho Illustrated News, and the Lincoln Mercury!
An invoice- df' Manii’s meiiv
Vertical Lever, Letter and Manifest Presses, ebrt
ststtngof «zes 151 inches by 18,101 by 12and 10 by Ilf,
•wuh Memllio -Dampenersi Letter 'Manifest BbdlS
•to correspond;" *• •- -.f- *•
. For sale wholesale atrd tetail by’ ;; : -' ■ - '
JOHN F COLE. '
... _ , i... • •sole agent forthe West. ■
At Coyodo & CMehrWarehouse,corner of Ponn and
Wayne streets,Pittsburgh. ' J- • *
- BookseUcrs and Sthuontrs-supplied at as prices
as tiiey enn purchaso fromthecasterfa manufacturer nnd’
patentee. * OrJSff
h/l YbEH'5 ÜbfilhilY,—a Ireso Buopty -
effect a cure in, all,:cases:- of Dyaentery.
Cramps,PniQ .m tfae . Stomach, 4c. -It haa been uscu
with astonishing success in the very worst cases.'
Bold wholesale and retail by
, 4 . : S. L. CUTHBERT, -
\ • .V, :No.sP:Smithficia street.
TAVa CuFFfcaE—A prime aiucle for iamily use m
9 storeiandforsale.by i*,-.; • .
jySl . i KING & MOORHEAD.;,.
BLOOMS— 150 tons No. 1 Jumataj • *
i 75 do Bedford Forge Blooms;
• Recaved aud for Sale by " •
Jy3l ’ KING 4 MOORHEAD.
HERRING— AQ bbls. in store and for sale by
iyao SHERIFF 4 BINNING.
Lard 01L—75 bbls. No. t for saie by - . a '
jy3o B A. FAHNESTOCK & Ca
ALCOHOL— SObbls. for sole by....
JySff . B. A; FAHNESTOCK 4= CO.: •
&G. &C. &C.
t o Cabinet JU&J&ere.
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i iDmga anft- IKeftiriittg;
' ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER ! ,
PBPSisrt
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
Or Gutrlo Joletl
A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CUBES, I
B REARED froth Rennet)or the fourth stomach of
lh< OX) after directions by Baron Lama, the great
Rnysio ogical Chemist) by J. S. HOUGHTON)MJ>.,No.
lidMorlh Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
This satruly wonderful remedy for INDI&ESTION;
BYSPJIPSIA, JAUNDICE, CONSTIPATION. LIVER
VuMPLAWT, and DEBILITY, Nature’s
Nature’s, own agent, thoGaistric Jniec.
this Fluid,'infused in water,
Will digeStTrrdißSDlvfr Pivg.PmnTOa og.Rmw Tfara jjj
Aioor o vvo of thtrtromach,
".£•* « SCIENTIFIC. KVIDfiNCB 1 : : .
„ - iivMscelebrated workon Animul Chest-
P ,s T A n .artificial _ Digestive Fluid) analogous to
the Oaanc Juice,may be readilypreparei frominemn-
c orjhe stomach oMht?calf, inwhich viU •
nous a nicies of food, as meatandeggs, will ho so soft
ened, cadigested, just in (he s&memanneras
they wdaia be.ia the human stomach.” * ■
in his famoustreadse on « Food and IH
-et,”jwbTtshed by Fowlers A.'Wells, NoV-\ort, imlk
states; tie aame.«sgt
Tnere are few higher.oathoiities than Dr.
Dr.- Cdwintiin -his valuable writingaon ihe>« Fhysioio--
-gy of-Digestion,” observes taut “ a diminution of the due
'qaantitjfof the Gastric Juiceifi-ajpeuninentondull>pre
vailingeause of, Dyspepsia;”, and he states that “rffe..-
tmguistmd'jp'rofesßOJr of medicine in London; who was
«pvpw>itafflicted With thigcompiamUfinding everyihtnfr'
telsetoniiijhadrcconrtb totbdGftstncJaicei obtained':
from the stbtnach of living,npinyUft which pfoVed; comf
Pl Dh of ttie famousworks on “ Vegeta-"
bteDied” says: “It Is a remarkablfe fadl fophyaiology
that the piomaebs of animals, macerated in Water, im
part to the'fiuid thepropertybfdisSblving various aril* ,
cles of mod, and of eflecting-'a kind of artificial digest:
tiooof mem in nowise'didbreht from the digest,,
iveprocess;” 1 ’■": - u *' •; / ;' r ‘ *'V’
Dr. Scion’s great work, the of Man*”(Lea;
&Blanm»ard,
ery of HEPSIN forni9 a new era in; the chemicalhistory.
of Digestion. r From recent experimentawe know that
food is uifesnlvedras hipidly in- on ; artificial dlfcestiyc
fluid, prepared from Pepsin, as it is in the natural ;Gast
trie Juide iuelt” « . V ‘ O °
Profeiser DtntSLisoir, of the Jefferson College. Phila
delphioiin his great work on Homan Physiology, devotes
more than fifty pages to an examination of tnis subject.
Bis experiments with Dr. Beaumont;' on tho Gastric,
. Juice, obtained from the living human stomach and from
•animaia are well known. “Iholl coses.” he says, “dk
gestion occurred as perfectly in the artificial os in the
;natttialjdigestiohs.” :;
v pAB A DYSPEPSIA CUREB,
preparation of PEPSIN has produced
the mofct~maFve£oa»-eflbcmy-curing -oases or Debility,
Emaciation, Nervons Declines,and Dyspeptic Consump
tion, supposed lobe on the very vergebf the grave, ir
is impossible to give the details of cases iir the limits ol
this ad\ierusemeut—but authentic&ted certificaies'hhve
been given of more than TWO HUNDRED REM ARK
ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia. New York, and Boston
alone, miesewere nearly all desperate cases, and the'
cureß -wjere no; only rapid , and bat perma
nent. f •• V - •=
It Uffi great NERVOUS ANTHH3TE, and particularly
useful for tendency to. bilious disorder, Liver Crtnpl&ihu I
Fever and Ague/or badly treated Fever ahtf-Ague, and I
the evil effects of Quinine,.Mercury, and oiherarugs
apontbfe Digestive organs, aftera long '.Also,,
for excess in eating, ana "the tbo free use of ardent spir
its. It Also reconcile*Health with'lntemperance.' v °
1 OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS."
TherA is no forin of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
which it does not seem to reach and remove at once^—'
: No mader how bad they maybe, it GIVES INSTANT
RELIEF! ■’A.'singly dost remove* aUthe*sg>Uatdn\ tyrrep
toms, and it ortly needs to bere pealed, for a short time,
•' to mokA these gobd effects permanent.-. PURITY OF
■ BLOOD and ViGOR OF BODY* follow at once:' It is
■ particularly exceUent ia cases of Nausea, Vomiting,
<• Cramp 9, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach, distress af
ter eatibg, low, cold state of the Blood, Heaviness, Low
- ness of {Spirits* Despondency j" Emaciation, Weakness,
•tendehoyto-''>^oniiy,Suicide, Ac.J ’ - - • •
Pried, DULL AR perbo'tiie. One bottle will of
ten effect alasUngcdge-' r - • •
Everk-bouhr bears the written signature-of J. S.
HOUGHTON, M.D., Sole Proprietor.
:: Sold by ogenis in every town' in the United States*
and by Respectable dealers la Medicines generally.
Agents for Pittsburgh, KEYSER A McDOWELL, 141
• Wood street. . ,
Retail dealers suppiiedai Proprietor’s prices. [ov2fcy
• • Also,[for sale by R. E. SELLERS,S7 wotd street.
Is ra?eetfuU y minted to tlu\fallowing truths , set fbrth in
rtlatttn to one of the tndst important Beeudia of mod
em fbnei/ • •••> .•••• ■ --. ;
i PETROLEUM OR ROCK OIL;
IT. Id dot more than one year ago since this great rem
edy wasbrooght before the public, for the relief and
• cure of disease. Itsgreat powers to heal, have, since
then, become folly appreciated; by the community, and
: we allege that the longer it is'tried the more tehain will
itsgreaifame spread. lt is’ nat the remedy of o. day;
got up for the sole pnrpose df makmg tnbney; bat, one.
which we conceive^-mil continue to be used when all ;
nostrumshave;been forgotten.- The PETROLEUM Is
a Natural Remedy, elaborated in the depths of thd earth
by a power and, agency that langhs to scorn all hnman
competition. It is duty,when"wie write, about a
medicine, that we write vstrra—that we say nothing
Calculated to deceive.those who may trust our ward or
put confidence in our statements. The sick are very
aptto catch-at any.thing that promises relief from dis
ease. A story can harutv be too highly wronghl ioon*
swerthe objectof goliingor humbugging some of .them.
Now,wedo not desirctodo this; we are anxious only
that the truth in relation to our,Remedy should be told,
■ In order to secure for it a reputation far exceeding any
single article of the’maieriamediea. Plain,unvarniahed
that may be atcertaiucd in our.own city and
neighborhood, bear ample testimony in favorof the Pe
troleum. , . .
Wiftnu the pa«t two months, two of oar-owa citizens,
who were totally blinds have been restored to sight
Several cases ol blindness, inthe Siaie 'of Ohio, have
been cured*: And, also, the case of a gentleman in Bea
ver county* . There are others; but these eases are near
home> ajia may be referred to by any persons who may
have doubtson tbe sobjecL. These cases Wtre curedaf
tertney hod been abandoned by physicians as hopeless-
The Petroleum will cure, when used accordingtodiree.
Dysentery, Piles, Rheumatism, Gont,
Neuralgia, Eruptions on the Skin, Pimples on the face,
Chrome Sore.Eyes*:Rir.gworm, Tetter, Scald Head,
Sains 'inlhe'bdQesand old sores.Ulcers,Wens.
Scrofula, Cancer, Spinal Fever ana
Ague, Caronic Coughs, Asthma,Bronchitis, and all Pul
monary affections of & chronic nature, tending to pro
duce CONSUMPTION. . . : :\ y
BumsamLScalds,diseases.of the -Bladder end Kidr,
heys, Chapped Hands, Exconated Hippies, Coras and
Bunions, in fati, it is aensat vmvHxsAX.xSHXST, and
baa been tried in most of the above diseases within the
pasi'year with the most perfect success., Certificates :
that will astonish are in the hands of the proprietor, who
will take pleasure in showing themtothe afflicted or
their friends*. r -./ ; ~v . . {,;
others may say. about their medicines* tins
. Petroleum is ibe:greateßt Remedy of the eget* Phy*
jucians offaigk standing in the profession ore beginning
to use it in their practice. Those who u first looked on
with doubt and uncertainty, are.willing to awardat due
'praise and consideration* Before, another; year rolls
rdiind, all will be compelled to; acknowledgethat the
Petroleum is the greatest medicine ever discovered.
For sale, Wholesaleand Retail, by .- ..
KEYSER & M’DOWELL, .....
. 140 Wood street ~
. AUo—R.E.Sellers,s7Wood.street} D.M*Carry,D.
A. Elliott, Joseph Douglass, Allegheny City. Also, by
the Proprietor, S. M. KIER, Canal Basin, 7th street,
Pittsburgh., . • fiafl..
Trie Unman Body must Perspire,
(SO BATS NATVEB,)
TO MAYS A HEALTHY APPEARANCE,
And porsona who do not perspire are liable to the mot ■
DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES. •
NOW, J oKKs’ltaiianCbeinieSl.Soap causes a free
: perspiration,and at the same time mollifies,softens
.the skin, giving it the texture and beanty of an InfanPs.
SCURVY; SALT RHEUM AND SORBS,
are soon not. only healed* but cured by its use, as at
least seven physicians in New York know»wfao use it
In sucb cases, anil find ii untailing—as also*in ~
, FRECKLES,
or.any otherskin disease. Tbe reader is that
this is no usclesspuffed nostrum, as one trial will piove.
Icould enumerate dt least 60 persons cured of
i JfiOHE HEAP, SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD.
BnyHt, and.rhaieader.iaagain, assured, I. would not
cruelly sellitTbrihaabovei'uhlessTknewlt tobe all I
state. Those who are liable to' .
CHAFED, CRACKED, OR CHAPPED FLESH,
wjUfindthis not only but a preventive; and l
can now only ado, that any one afflicted with .any of
the above, or similar diseases,willfind this all and even
more (admirablein its properties) than I state.
tET.put,,redder, the stores are flooded wilhimiiations,
.and be spre you aafcfor Jokes’ Italian Chemical Soap—
and buy ft only of WMi JACKSON*' only Agent in
Pittsburgh; iHOLlberty street, Pittsburgh,head or'Wood*
- Jones’LUy wmte*
LADIES are cautioned against using common prepa
red Chalk.
They are not aware how frightfully injurious it Is
tojhc skin 1 how; coarse, how.rough, how
■ saHow, yeUow and unhealthy iho.siin
: appears alter using prepared Chalk T -
- : Besides, it is injurious, contain-.. -
We have prepared aneautifnl vegetable article, which
we call JONES’ SPANISH LILY-WHITE.
'lt is pdrfcetlyinnocent, beingpurified of ail deleteri
ous qualities; and it; imports to the skin a natural,
healthy, (alabaster, clear, living.white; ai.the same
Uraeacting as cosmeticouihe skin, making it soft and
smooth.; Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON. 89 Liber
ty streetj head of Wood, Pittsburgh. Price/25 cents* *
■ Nearly White .Teeth and Brsattt,
■ „ I/ TO BE HAD FOR 25 CENTB.
i IERSONS who have either, 1 ore-honorably 'assured
. JC- thatiiftheir breathisever Bofoul.ortheir
TEETH DECAYED; DARE OR YELLOW;
jftnd encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent box of Jonew’
Amber Tooth paste will make the teeth white as snow
v .and the Breath odiferously sweet. '
! s ; Sold ontyai JACKSON’S Store, 240 Liberty stree
head of Wood. ■ . (dec2o
;~hlh7 ] Jones’Solntionor Jet, ——
A LIQUID HUMAN HAIR DYE for the changing ot
jljL whue, red or grey hair to a beaatifiil brown or jet
black color, in a few minutes. Price SOcents and SlfOO
Sold bv \V.JACKSON, 210 Liberty atreetr:Pitisburgb
-eadof Wpod.-ir r ;rdec2tT
. i ASclenUlle Balr .Tonle Bsstorer
A. ND BEAUTIFIES. • .Triadhonles 3?f cents. Those
xX-who have died Jones* Coral Hair Restorative know
Us excellent qualities—those who have nou we assure,
it to possess the following qualities.- ItmlL force the
hairto glow on.any part where nature intended hair.to
grow, siopitfaliing ofl, cure scurf or dandruff, nndmake
or grey hair grow dark. For dressiugthe hair
- Soft ans silky* nothing ctur oxceed this—it makes i
truly beautiful and: .keeps itso*-Itis, indeed, the mos
economical, yet superior artidteffardau-’lnSrro^
• 8old ; only aiWALJACKSON’S Store, 240 Liberty st;.
-heddof . Price 37|cents,fi0 cents and
wool.:! • g-» --r-V ;V •
’yourself—AMericancompound^-.
: never. Joking specifieisguaranteed in all cases
-pfrielicdte disease,, together with thp • attendant. com*
plaints, io effect a speedy, safe and,lasting cure in the
coutse of a few days, without' restrictions to diet, busi
ness q? injury to the system.. It is J ’an;old and .popular
remedy/ has long been land still isj used in tho private
ppicuceiof a physician, radically earing niaety-nineof
lijohqhdredoases. “it leaves iio odor bn the breath,’ahd
-ritpy boused fly any:oSe,wiihouf the'least Ifenritexpo
iure.' For s?leauho.Medical_Depot,.Na*so amhhfi^M
street.YiitsburghyPa..' :: : /.i 1 / ::. - ; r- fapr7 ■
itulV* Sarsaparilla and the Cheiera.
IVTGT a single man,woman- or ciriW has dled.of the
‘CHOLERA or any of its symptoms who used this
mvaluable preparation;• < Look at the city of Louisville,
Where this Sarsaparilla is made;* and where from.lSO to
SOO.bofttes are retailed daily, but few isolated eases of
.Cholera have occurred, and' they were either persons
fromboaisorthoSewhodiaegaidedouradvice.:
i.. j " {Cmanaau,Ckmtfa, ;
For sale by KEYSER & M’DOWEIX.MO Wood st
(Pittebugjh, where the genuinqtrariiclo iaay
i. •; Bountv iisfldt* 11 .
CAPT.; NAYLOR, No. 103 ««er of
Cheriry alley, having made arrangements ut Wash*
ngton for; the purpose, lgqdA ior
officers apd soldiers, theiriwfdawe.and child rod.
: the Bouqty Land Bill, passed September2Slh,lSso. •
; ; Pittsburgh, October ith :l ~ .. , —'
jsKNiJOIC ACID—7S ounces for salebjr 7l; ' ; -‘-r
- , -a; FAHNESTOCK & CO.
... - ■
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Public Attention
r. ■
■ ■■■#"■•■• v * . a'-
1 lfo@§r T7rr ~ TTr J
I ME»ek“ 5 !l# 9 #A? , E,bSi; J w
• Jfo. ISS Wood Stmt, (near Sixth BtpiSi'i.-
rfIAKES this
X tho olU2«ia .*»i.
Überal batronag? Uie»li%je?j«t<w»aM4jß«»n« topai -r > ; r
- •'-
ouenttapuid wChiWrdn’e Clot!l!&gv J »£:: : sunwoii aim vr.-t
; In. cdpwcjfe. w#t' ibftiyaUitftog-üßrowsS fee!:luu
-Handlreitli!«fBV3r©sny -Lifl* Nebt -“t
O&B,»eK;!MIjMUng 1 iSfcfi&h. > •
■■
, april (Toteatjapy 'iiiiat >.; oru :•■ yum
SFBWO ftSO SOHaiOll OLOJHISOI • '
: O'j- rsi.q > •'
. , AMtttjiiEftirttNSbfel} PiMmglti> . ..-si
TOUN MEoMlBKEYiHa3T»*jttcilpMlunrilopan- .
O -noatwmstojiis,fi»raeirpn» ftieadf-aadjiupsjillfl.ia.. •■;
geneial: thatais Spring,and Biuamer.atoeltXsnowjngadv ,
lor in»pedUbni'wHeh'%e- believeswill be fodtid'uthe '-
ona of il«olaife»t *ndsiie»t -«
Made Clothing,tp,bo foondln Aa
He haathls.ea'soii paid wore, than tunal attenuonto ;
the mannfictttting tmd gtMe&f mi Hariheaw stmafttis^'.
■very lowest priced, aa well AsJhe lip^h
stylo and ehpgßncanpt itson ej..:
. He wouTiparUcalarly caUtnooUeittion of Oil dealers
inClothing toins present splcmlid risabrtmedrdi' v ■:-
Ashef'' Hssay*l!lsaeOatmsntS(-3^. sSei].<.»«:*.
rt<:e !J > C.^ i ?t?'! , W> te «<“ I ®2et,th«n»nohlndaee* .V,.
®SK» >WI -ti.Mte’it'theirihxortitidpawhaia Hthi* ,
establiahmonLftdi.tl«r aotMcs.l «!;»“;.•Tti'-.
greatsaccessin theta?...
‘tnprecedeplcdwAolejoiinndrs? ,
..
‘ ■ irtiKhijEngluh.avtd.'dmaican BmaddSks.:^.,
j&nISfaSSSS VSfifSEZ 7‘ ■
- , cpmb,.then* ! on“^S ,:^ ! •'-• ••;. \‘ :•
Stfites. < fiZLKi t-.» 'iul f-f u.j r jiil-C. i, f J-.j k i i; ”, O'
7rs?©*»' cmlF&otllonable Goodoa -
TUBT L BECEIYED ; at GHIBBLE'S; •
0 Siorcj]so;-&sj Jubpny *treet, t a / .
largo aid splendid' assortin’e&i of .tfi* latest stoles of '
Spnng sm&SanuHePGootis, WMet: we'«ft ; predated'to "•■'
««tyle.^linsaipsaseainthii cityi a •
andat extremely, lowprices,, n y.- .« .
We have on .liand a'ilirge asadrlinentTof Vtßfijfy ' '
MADE CLOTHIKS, tdade IQ ili&best -and Tiali* *-
ion&ble manner,whieli.we tzris;detenoiaed^iui eeltrvery "r- ■
low for tash: Country those -wbo-bay
wholesale,‘will Endittotheir'advantage’tocaif and ox* ~J' r
amine oUt'stoctjbeloreptn-cliiiaiDg': -/ ;- - -1 1
IX7* Democrat. Mercer ;
Whig, Meadvil|e aentioel r Grren*bareh Eepublican, .:
Washington Examiner, Steubenville to
the amountofSE;send paper to advoftiserß.-and cnarke - •"
thlflpffiec.: .; IP-M q-' I- u; ’j j .<t i % Vii£
'idc'ttie^iaei WtfatutTj - .
w Jiioilrlenda
ff and the.pn^licfn'gc.neral,thatJxo.haa rentedstho ,-.s ~f
Btore, No.Wmdrt€i , ?'
sUeels. Ith e: !TAIUSRIN& : l"
- :>*
?ABtKEit. iiAßJtKxa an entirfe‘new;Biock ot
GOODS’, for. Spring and Summer.wear; vi‘2: •'
Eri%luh' and' Amtrkani Cieths,' Cagkmutkttii'- ?
Tusttdx, Cammeras.i TailUd Frtn'hHabU CMi*,* «apo
rtorarUplefor bimn«s CoatiOjogeiherjW'ah.aJarßeav
sorunent of pldla 'and figured C&stbH&tt: new' Knddeal- '
.cable.t - : .7;oi?:i .v^t•. .vr
and MannUts. ail of which the subscriber U '
■prepared to toake-to oruerjn the.nbaiest nndittOrt fluh
tonaole Btyfosyat-osldw pricea “aby other 'eiuttUsh^' v -'i -
ment. Detherefbrehopesby^txictAUenUon-toatt^f
ders inuustedjohis merita aharo of pablic-ba
tronagei *--'*• ,; JAMES'C;WATTr * '
i^ovGSMaflttrtpbdlweeri^Sedbndand'liiTdett.:
-TO TAlLOjßS.—fflhalhconUnne tosell and givc.fn- .
Btructlona pa ray eyetem of XSarhUru J)rdugSUng .ai ' , v
heretoforOpAi-tbe folio •»’ -'-
byoralinairnctkin,BJL£>; Without .
: I*9*i -O;K,n. «irf if? ,■
.jj-i i,.'.!... j-,.., S^awoi^ipoa* *.*■ , .'-■■■
.T. IPMAN Adhtstix Fdiehnietnt 1 dip* ’ 1:
.JU ping water,"nfid lrHi
peastug the gammed .bfeCome.the ,
parchmeht paper, w}iiclL‘'will withsThnd any ordinary
mcuonortaoietorci iForkaleby sfagjo " •'
pack, at the store of-r : ; .fiUsVjEBS^ ) i '
/ nartfl • ..[Corner of Market. , .
, iDMUIaIIOSi ; . ,
tnHE Partnership heretofore existing bet Weed the —
. A sabscribers, under tfce firm of
Druggists, tutß';tius day: been dissolved; by tmutml coi* - -<f•
st E L ~ .iU-rV J-XjCOUDTfiB, ./
\ March3l)lBsl. k NiH.Ha*" —“
i&CKK, _
_ WiH be, seitied by. Ji &>■■. '•■
ComUr, who continoes-.ihe: same. btuiae&s..at:uus .aw .
stand, comer of Wood flhtf Third ntfeeis. •* ~‘ ‘ v
W LUiam Dixon’s London Patem ■LeTerii' . ..
WatcHea,
SCFEIUOR tdany-Wstches ever-offered .to . thareJti-V *
zeniofPhiabuijbi--. nr-fr. '-.vfr-; - n -.y < j-'-m
H. RICHARDSON* 81 Ma&ei&treetf is
ihe above Watctittfc' Tfaej'oncfmiir rtuK •■ '*•
omce is ouaehe&to tftfc&Wptfclrs <-hi *-' •
Bg utilu Admiral**,- ~
.; /, . ; william dixon,: ; .
. CbnohometprandWatbizManofacttiteri' * l ' •
■ 45KingiBquate, Goawell Road/Ldflddtuv
• TM* certifies ibawflo aC(?ampttAyiijg ,
la warromed by.mo lo be.,of maflnracidro, and so
Wuichwiihmynamdflpcmitißgenairie.nnfesVaccom-'
paoiedby a certificate bearing iny signature. . .. - r uti.
•Igaaraniee the Welch, No.—, urfceep timer to the rat*
is;acticra <ff ih&pnrtiia»er..;'. fapr!7]- ; Qfynv .-
.'WMhdmqMa. .^‘("v
/vIAUFSGLIi & CHKSS iiavft ihi» day. (Aprit-llUi,)
aasaemled Willi Ihem:CHAT?LESM:KNIGinV''
The bdsiness will b'd-eontittned'-undertlhe^finfi^ 4'- •
CAVIPBEIiLJCHESS-iK CO. •■•■:; .{aprt9..<: ■
pexxecstpnpk. *}
Ei Nature,lnereniing;-deeper:perc«piionß* and* si:
mending the highest emotions thereof, by, akoow|edgqf - ,
of Landscape ssetching and Painting, -imparied in a
short term of-instructions* in/ fOf.A'Atyleu
Whereof, id the pfecuUhriuesihereloVia'ansdithiscd 'In
alltheexee'lCiiceS'bf j-j v/
,aadfswneiy/ In-andiarUunfi
Piiubargh.in constant progress. lnmscrip
uonsqf elaborate paintings', gorgebus orienialkdenery
and the mostVpfehditf views (rain aU' bver theWorfd;' r - >
*;.r i.; O. C. BENNETT, 187 Peunet. \ t
' rj, VI „ r
ICECREAM AND MINERALAVATER.-The.sub*
scribers respectfully inform their old frlends and cns<
tomers that theyhavc cb&mencedtnakiiig'-iCE CREAM %
fbr ibeseasoni Their SALOON hns/beeti fltiedup'in M/;
superior «yle;And-will: bo opcn.from 8 o’clqck, A* M., ,
OurMlNEßAL % FOUNTAiNi.h&srtUsdi(been?opehed /:r
.for the season, ..
. Clakes, Fruits, Band* m *
usuaijfreskandAweet., ...
... ■ r. * A. 4 r. SHILDECKER,
my!7:d3m -: ;/Smyßakery t 2iDiamsnd:aHey.
■ j S*or Fcmalea and Holest cr--./
DR- LARZEITE’S JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreativo
Elixir, .preserved, restorative in
cases of debility, uqpoie'hcy *or barrenness, and all ". '
regularitiesofnardre. ; lt h dlltfcat-itprofessSsto ! be—‘‘ : -
viz::.Nature’s great restorativc^&ndxemedy.for
the married state without lbis a-certain cure
for semin alemtssions; general debility, gleeu veakness
of the genhul. organs, nervous affections, leucorrE®a br' :
whites. As irfedjcinfc it
Also, a certain remedy for incipient Consampumt.'iJxdt> ?.
gestion,loBS of. muscular energy* physical las&uuae,-fe
male.we'akness, dqbihty,Ac. r Juswainrated to please .
the.nserln any.of the abovecomplamlSyUndisof price"
lessvalueltO-ihosdwfthoatcfflspri&#. i; f l *-*-’
Tospread wide the havie :: ;
appointed Messrs. Judson A Co., of the city of New
York, rathe Umied.Statea of sole agents
rorits sale; and unferfkit comes’
throughthem,'&ndtheirsignafurestarer.on.thowrappeyj
. ANTONIO LAHZETTE*M.D. i
Naples,July 16th, 1849. , ■ __
Sold oaly in Pittsburgh at tFe~7nedfcalDepot, Jfo. Vfl
Soithfield-strOet; and-by B/Ht Meaking v ' i W'albat street
Cincinnati; Raymnnd;& iHatietr^N.o^4hiFfmrth'stfteO- >
Louisville. . [mar^Lly
; * ciuia*, „...
fTi&E above establishment has been taken un*
business connecie^firewiA,^jk»ihw r Mspiqwgie*
ceivinga full supply *pf.Timber,cnrqers ior nil eisehof ;■
LumberiwiUhe ulleanwith promptness, and at aplow ■
prices as by any other Mill in ibejietghborhood.
PAUNuS ot a pjsin and.dmutnraraJ pattern will.bo .
cut . lapi39-yj . JAMEa CARMAN A CO. /
11 If Y i Mill TORPEDOES';
AV/V/*UUIJ 250blBFire CmckoTB, Not I nnd2;
ICO gross Chasers:
100 -do - Pin Wheels';"'
: 40-do ri Scrolls; imallv '
•• 25 do v do . large;
20 doz loz RocEeu; ’
15 do 2oz do '
10'do SoZ'--.do • i'
'• 5 dodOZ ■■ dO ; ' I-"- 1, ■
2 do Boz do . • ■
2 gross 4 inch Triangles ;v 1
, . - 2 db ; if do ■ 1 do '
! 2 cases Chiiiese Rockett!
• 3jfrossFlying 1 Piteous;
Jyl -.. N<>.a;:Wpo4tireei. ,
150 and fprjaleliy: ■
yl No 6, T Wood iirtet.
lliB'J) UUBKJWO—SU bhlj.itimuallly tcerivlnr,.
' ivlß . ■ WM.HYER,
-lobxfl.iitarjsnpenori : - ) - <..*•
tO .do Solar Spenaand '
10 ito-Sicanae;‘ Forsalaby >
; J. D. WILLIAMS Ca
OawBEE
finn PINK aPFOES:
OUU ISO PasWj"-::. r: ;
SO hf/ -Sd? I'do} iJ - u-~-i
-lOObxs .LiigeiEaijinsi.Vi .1- J.Viia?* i Z
■ 50 d<*.No.l and*HoelcCandy; •-■i-r-
Re cemD £ nnd for sale by ■■.'A-'-.—a' . ■
JOSHUA RHODES&CO-,,. , -
. No.6Wood«t. ■.
Mackerel- „ - '
i SO bbis: No. 3 (Moss, insp'eetloft)-. ,
40bf.do ~ .3 . do . vdo ■ /do;. -r-y
: 40hfdo S ' do ’ do dbj ....
Justredexvedandforaaleby ••-■ ■
Jy2l MILLER A RICKETSON. - *
HOLUANP HERRINGS—IOO *eg» in pnmo order*
f“* “fICKHSE^ft STOUVEI<EL, ■- ■ 1
* }y29 ' Importer*; - ’
Y* NEG^b«j? si F«.^ e bf
. jt3l 1 ; _ j- p. WILLIAMS fc CO,
7T7TFft*>g- mvi£Klrig J S CRUSHED SUGAR; i.- .
OU 20 do ... . Powdered - do; .-;■■■
'shhd*. Steam Syrnp. , ; ,F. R. DRAVO,
No. 1 Diamond, :
■AjtOLASSES— St Look So*ar House Holosms;
IVI • St. James do •
. Netr Orleans Plantation f
Forsaloby KING 4b ffOORHEAP.
T>aCON—3£oo li)s. Frirac Hums in store end for laie. 1
• ■'* . ,<-u .* W' SHERIFF * '
~yta [ , -N<UOM«tWi
COEN jBROOMS—74 doz. caramon far cal* by v* i
jy3Q - BHERIFP jb BINNIN6. :
Ba, a'prime iniclei Tecelwi*
• «n< fer solo by
Iy3» ' . SHERI PP & BtOTflrtft. ,
O CASKS SICKS AMO JO WLS—In mini udforMte
■fit <••.-.•1; r- SHKBIFS &SINNJHa 1
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