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; ■j'-.imjug-*' -.PlANOS.—Jtmreoeiyerim -mW lotoi
„ - tiSmvmiemSaA&i octave Rosewood Pnno«. which fon
n *l®n be sold ns low n$ SSOJ.OQ }
» 1 “I s* , Also, an elegant, Hote wood I >l ' ino ,
rent by the month, or year * - • i
novg? H3 Wood si .
< j SOWKIiDFt - 4
EVbRY LADY having-a : Ptano sbouW arn
- >
• -a - to Ga33LßMßa;~rhUis a. beautiful book for a.WEs«M
rwuliottvexcepiuiu iu?neata piece of printing and bind
-... 'in*- as wasever execnilei. . • u.
;. hef eis no.posable ca«unily that can.happen -to a. r i
an easy remedy, be
sideßgtvincdireeUoushowtoiu:ep ibe iiißlnnnewtojwat
• in turn.. Fnceonlj si-wonh leiuimw Uiat much »
•-•canlae sentbymairto any part.of iho Umied State- 10 l
“ pSdishellLy Johu.lL Mellor, Wooilstrepi, ami Henr|
••!••• Kfeber.ThiriTsireet, Pittsburgh, and may be ,
. ptitfiipalTioolt storeß,
iOO-i. Magaiue. ftr IMJ We =o> M *2,50’
. anbsnripuons ror any ,01 tue SJ|Uu »*“»
-Jreeof'poslußtfTiji , Magazine iSartnin’s
: ’ ..Go<iey’s Lely's Book ; oraliam'" ’
-Union Magazine. . ~n conies of nil Uie Magn-
linve received specimen copis
"SMffiKSde. A Romance—by <* P R
“ahSnM«wy.A.l« Doors and One of Doors, Ulus
®SßSesss^ ,rf -a® 5
1# Ho 33 Bmilhfleld sited-
RVaTH" It!
“rK THE ami will *borUy.J , .v.*'. ea .vy» * »
tfOTHIS VIANO y voapnnng a fuH .
of the mechanism of the instrument, tim de ;
Uaiile (about SM in'-nail.be,,) ito
Sod of remedying e tch defect, nnd ,jn«niei.oii. U.w
' idieepthe instrument nlwny s in. tune. B h p - B-Te *
“Si person liavini: a Piano should have a copy of
thin boot' No woYk of the kind has ever been publish
ed. The information it imparts Is worth ten limes its
once—one dollar; and, among other advantages, it will
, effectually guard youfronr linvtng your Ptuno spoiled by
- ""Ladles audgetulemetl tit the cities ot Pittsburgh and
AlleeheuYi desiring" early copte? of Hit work, can ht
five’dollars; A liberal discount to Booh sellers nml Mo
"'Then? to no present thal^gentle
nun can make 10 a lau.
• Semi -10. Yoat oHer* l
Double Heed.Melotltion. ,
rrUiE subscriber has msi opened a tery fine bv [he'
X. 5 octave*, Willi double i sen of 'fed*, .made “X. l “ e
ofluinui inventors, Carhardi anil Needham, New YorJ
Thf* lnslrurtieui is equal m point of power and volume
small oreiui, and tar preferable loufor sweetness
iSiS.: «■■'> mmneaudfamluyror
ooiliHe. These iiislruuiems are made expressly lor
churcf use, and owing rolhe lowness of price are lasl
'•SnorwSn* the organs. The public are respectfully
Lmied to coll and examine this fine Melodei n f
10 ils leaving ihc subscriber’s wnrerooin, n having been
.purchased by a eongrcgauonl Third su,
6cliJ9 Sole agent for Carhardi MelodeoQ^
’ ~ BBW BII'SIC.
SONGSsungby 11m Catharine Hayes;
•ComewheTe the Sweat Zephyrs pass, ,
'Hie Harp that once through Tara s Hal,*,
■ O' Sing to Me; Cornin’ through the Rye;
- So'ilgs sung Ey Jenny Lind at her Concerts ;
1 AUld Robin Gray i Home, Sweet Home ,
■ The Lost Heart; The Cavalier ;■
•’ The Keepsake—a sequel to the Cavalier,
Strike the Harp Gently—by Woodbury;
Sweet Anne oFthe Vale : The *' o . th F ( f “ v?r" S ’
Call Me Pet Names! Pllgnm Land Forever,
■ • Little Red Riding Hood-taken from the Story ,
The Lord’s Prayer—with Music by S. Glover
A Parting Hymn—Sisters Ere We ail are Fo rled 1 <
•Why do Summer Rotes Fnde—wiihcolnre'lplß'.e:
’'Foreshßride’s, Flower,schouiah & Bloomer Polkas,
Giaiiae Walu, Bloomer Wain, to.
Received and for sale by ,'
JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Wood at.
New BooH»2 . 1
' TTJST RECEIVER AT MINER* CO.’S. No. 32Smnb
•.foSBUlil'aild the Hungarian War,—comprising u
- complex History or the -late struggle of.the
Hungarians tor Liberty; with nonces of the
OhmS and Statesmen who distinguished themselves tn
in council alid in the field; with authentic Poiiraus and
' o'r the Mysteries ol the Court of
London; being the final conclusion of The Mysteries
Of Ihe Court of Loudonrßose hosier, and 'Caroline
ol TofnJones^or the History of a.Foundling, by Henry
oftSe Life of Loms Kossuth, Governor of Hun
gary, together with the Declaration of Hongartan Inde
pendency ; “Kossuth’s .Address to the People of the
United States;” all liu great speeches in England, and
' ’ the Letter ,of Daniel Webster to
AH the above for sole at MINER A CO..
Oemarkabls Cur«ft*
■ - BYTHK USE OF DR. HOUGHTON’S PEPSIN
jftttgi T* Haugklon's. frol* Botk-of Casa 4* Corrtrpxmd
-»ct . Cask I—Jtfu* A. aged 29
Acute Dtsfepsia.—Tm*
■<y was very tpa*c and
jow ; hail incessant un*
siness and pain iu the
of the stomach; two
threo limes a day the
in increased to such a
jrce as to jn ak e ber
ream with agony. These
tJtcfes happened some
when none hod been
tear fluid from ihe stom
-t—,-r- - I<T jmaeh swelicd much ot
ws?”
,‘ (^™Sl^lcr7 n bow«°s !! °epilaiT head »Ull
-head felt clear; and every trace of the stomach com
* MeDOWBLL. 1W WOOD
gtrect. . : ■
rs SleOloai Sotioc* .
Bo rt *NCHARDi (from Boston, Man.) has
t rooms it No. 68 SmUMe d
~ .jjr b. dnnngß ten years’ practice In Boston,
eSot-ed the highest reputation for the cure of old Chroi:-
ic Complai nu fro e h as complaints of the User, spinal
conmSntsioM chronic rhnronUnn, spasmodic asthma.
%L.jt fir' B_ beine obliged to renovefrom the sea
feiffn regar?for hia health, has chosen Pitisburrtias
residepee, will be happy
SSk afflicted with diMasc. who mar give him a call
Xlfficchoars fromB A. Mao9P. Sl
@3o UEW4JIU. ~
evir presented to the world. By his treatment founded
STotoervaiionaniade in ihe hospitals of Europe and
: Americßvha will insure a perfect cure m from iw*to
* OffiSlfm Si., Pmitiurgh.
' l OPCTrIM nilßE.—When llie misguided votary of
pleasure finds he has imbibed the seeds of ibis pamlul
. disease, it 100 often hapens thal an di-umed sense of
shame or dread of discovery deters him tram-applying
to those who from education and respectability can alone
befriend him, delaying till the constituuonnl symptoms
of the horrid diseasearoaJte their appearance, afincting
the, head, throat, nose, skia, 4c ~ ending in decay am
TAKE V ARTICULAR NOTICE. • ,
Dr-B. addresses those who have injured themselves
bv private aad improper indulgence, that
habit which ruins both body and mind, unfitting
them for either business or society. u„K;v&<r»„, a
1 These are some of the tad and melaucholV'Tsffectß
nfwlnrpd bv earlv habits of youth, viz: Weakness of
/JEj&Sfc Ll ’iJmbai Pain fa
' Ljgiof Muscular Power! Palpiiauon of the
lit an; Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Ir i l n.biliiy, Derange
ment qi the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Con
;' 8< fearfnl effects on lie mind are much to
’lUdiwidei loss’ of memory, confusious of Ideas, de
■ of to soctety.
Self distrust, love of solitude, umnlity, Ac., these are
some of the evil* produced. Such persons should be.ore
' contemplating MARRIAGE
MnanltDr.JL.aiiiUteai once restored. Let not false j
bul apply immediately and rave
yourself from tite drLtdfal and awful consequences of
' cured and mil vigor restored.
Otoe No; 63 Smith field street, Pittsburgh, Hours
frrad selll t 0 any part of the country, secure
orobservatiou, by addressing (post:paid) Dr. b
nr.KPJr.Hd.HD, and describing ease. aectu
. ~FrenelTPerlodleal ftropi. I
-wwirnsaTr DROPS are always invariably certain to reg
- V uliUethe Female system. They were discovered
renowned Rieord, while practicing m the hospi
~ t/f« ofJ*aris. nndnrealways warranted to cure all cases
' ' SirPPBiffISIOSS, IRREGULARITIES, &c.,
fromeold or other causes. They have , been OBediu
- rhoesatidrof cases and tremm »sir.m> to Produce the de-
i r °e P on"fhc P e te’fe^afor
and noone after, trying them onee, can ever be inti need
' ■ “‘■S'eDroDsnre'for vale at the office of Dr. BLANCH-
»u -FaU direcOona acw«npany
' each Wile. Thoycan beaent to auy parvoi the conn
■. try, secure- of observation, by onclosing - Pffi * .
latter directed to Or. Brßlancbard Price Pivk
■ - fiL,u>9 P. N.-Sandaysaot
excepted.
Henry tUchardson f Jeweller*
HAVING re-fitted bis store in a handsome manner,
fin'd .but recently returned fromthe Eastern ciues
. with a finh'hbbottment of Watches. Jewelry-and Fancy
Goods. wouJdcall the attention of his friends and l cue
-tornert Iff lii am, thavwons.tei Watches wlbefound
i ihetaosviesiiable styles, Jew
e£y“lhe latest styles afVoche., b rel ,i pm, «b «ml
vert rings,, ear rings, miniature, lockets,
GOODS—SIick US paper macho, work tables,
'workboxe^Jests,fancy vises, perfume bottles, table
- ft wfi! which have only to be
>- seert to be appreciated; mahk et STREET
v •... navi - *• ?~ f — - -■ = —
' W §7& Co. ate manufacturing ami im-
bw from .hem save » or
i . ll *j<fi!t— Wholesale Importing Warehouse, BSCea^s.
: - New. York. ■ '■ -——;
' 1 their
. deel3
OU>VEBBKEI>-I6U bds. to «*v»Sf |lAftl , & gjI,L.
£ ia»
than a copy of this book.
oct2l:3ai
IHEESE-W boxes prime, m E^,o^ E - r4s gnjt
dec# '
fMtiiraHO WISITKR AItRASeKaiIENT
•aamii«UBsi.i«*
1
By thSand * Pm.burg* Bal^oad.
r nM .M KVI I.AND tn lIANOVKR STATION; 79
» From HANOVKR lo WEIiSVILUUj
«taco 30 miles, unit from \V Wjl.3 VILLI. u '' [TTS,
IiORGH l.y the now and splendid summer ■■ tOHt.it
rrrv * TJiis arrauiremant to continue until th« nwloj
January 1852, wUen the Curs wiU run from Cleveland
l °The Krpwss Trdui of Cars will leave Clovelanddaily
(Sundays excepted) at 3.15, A. M-, after the a [“™
theWgnt Frafn from Cincinnati, arriving at Hanover
Station at 1235, P. M., and at WelUvilte at 7 o s clock,F
M-. and al Pittsburgh the same evening.
. Returning will leave Pittsburgh daily at.9_, r. 31ar
riving at Clevolond at 5 o’clock, P. M, next day, n» -ea
son to connect with the Evening trains to Cincinnati
and with Steamers East anti West on the Lakes until
the close ot navigation. , n n- n
Time from Pittsburgh lo Cleveland 20 hours, to Cin
cinnati 36 hours.
: Fare to Cleveland $4,00; to Cincinnati 810,00.
(Signed) C. PRBNTUSS, President
Office of the O. A i\ U. K Co. )
Ravenna, Nov. 8,1851. )
irj* For Uckt-tH apply 10 _
(5. M. HABTON, Agent.
Mouongahela PiitsburßO
OUto i&nd P«nntylvanU
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
(’ommotiring on Momlay» Dec. Sui v lts»'•
KAIL-ROAD EXTENDED FROM I'l Tlbßli lll>H
IN TO OHIO, , ,
And connected with Railroads leading to Cleveland
Columbus, and, Cincinnati. 62 miles Railroad,
and only 19 miles Staging between Pittsburgh,
Alliance and Cleveland.
TtHE F.ipresa Train leaves Pittsburgh at f A. M..
slopping onlv ai Sewickly, Kochesier. New IlngU
on. Darlington and Enon, and reache. ' 1D
mile*, at!G 40 A. M.. where passengers lake ,S
Salem, 19 mites, and railroad thence to Alliance and
Cleveland. _ ~o cc. i|„
Stage? run daily from Alliance to Canton, Massillon.
VVooster and Mansfield ; and from fcnou to New Castle.
Portland and Warren. . „ , ul •>
Returning, the Express Train leaves £ f
ai I>. M-. passes Rochester at 4 I‘. M. and arrives at
Pittsburgh abs P. M. i.aves
ID* The New Brighton Ar-eotuuioualion
Pittsburgh at 10 A. M. and t P. M., and New > t‘B ' ol '
at 7.3(1 A M. and 1 30 P M , slopping al
stations, fcjccuraion Tickets good tor two H _:^ <phtfl . l
sold between Pittsburgh. Rochester and New B n
TUe Passenger tram leaves Alliance at o A. .
Salem at 0 A. Al.
The Trains do not run ouJSurUny. ,
Omnibuses run in coimection with the tram
from the station on Federal street
For lickeis app
pensstltanu rah- road.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
B«tween Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Time Reduced to Twenty Four Ifourt
/ \N and after .he Ist of I)HCKMI!fc.R ~erl
( ) gets will be carried by the Ph.NNS.\ LVANIA
RAII ROAD COMPANY, between Philadelphia and
Pftibureh, in TWENTY-FOUR HOURS, will, only
•28 miles of Staging over an excellent Taraplktn
tSs'ls the shortest and best route between Hie Urea.
West and the Atlantic Cities, and ihe sccoKMoDATloas
hre in all respects of the
Agent Penn’a Rail Road Co.
novl4:3m
Only Forty Slllci Bt*glnß 1
BY THE NEW CENTRA LK AII.R O A 0
TO PHILADELPHIA-
"“ 111 fA'ILLA KRAjf GEME h'l'3
VIA TBS SSW PSNNSYL VASIA RAILROAD _•
Good intent and telegraph mail LiNhs
of splendid new Troy built Coaches, for Blairmlie.
will leave Pittsburgh every day at l ocloct. P. M .
at 4 o’clock,P. M. and front thence JtH miles bv the St to
Pennseleonta Railroad, to Philadelphia, New S ork and
Baltimore. How tkrtufh only lAirtp *o«rs
Coaches will leave ovary evening at 1 and 4 o clock.
EXTRAS—To leave at any lime, always in readiness.
This is the most dime., comfortable and expeditious
roule lo the Eastern cities. Passengers tor Ballunore
take the new Railroad ai Harrisburg direct, on the am
val of the cars at ihat place. , ..
V B—The only Office for the above Lines under bi.
ChaHes Hotel, 40 Wood -««-j P«“Vr%D. Agent.
Winter Arr«ng«menu.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
G 1 REAT SPEED—ONLY 38 MILES STAGING
I On ami after Thursday next, Ulb ol December, tie
Express .Mail Train wt 1 leave me Depot oil Libert) »l ,
above the Canal Bridge. ever., morning, at b| oclt '
P» wiii so by the Car# twelve miles to TurUc
Creek where they will had the heat of coaehe* in rcadi
ness to convey them twen.y-etgh. miles, overahm-rate
turnpike roath to Beatty’s station, arid there take toe
splendid now cars of tho Pennsylvania Railroad 1-ompn
ny direct to Philadelphia and Baltimore. Tbrongb in
twenty four hours. .. ,
Fare to Philadeldpbta, 811,00; to Baltimore.
Passengers will procure their Tickms at die OScc, ...
the Monongaliela House. Baggage checked lltrouglt
Tiekei _
noUST AU'VJ&KS ACADBBI V i
FOR YOUN-j GIRLS,
in tkt immediau vicinity of th « CitMJ of Fttlsburyh ana
Pa
rpHiS INSTITUTION will be opened on the lsiday o< ,
I October, for the reception of pupils, who will be in
,'ructed in any or nil of the following branches of an
elcmenlary, ukiol and liberal edncallon: - Rgndinj,
Wnting, Arilluneiic. Ancicm and Modem tlmuir), An
cle in and Modern iVeography. d«e of ihe (,iobe». Uouay,
llacfirt add Ornamental Needle Work, Mo me and Draw
nur T K RMS:
T-ie ammo! peusion for Board, Tuition and Wa-li
ine, payable half yearly m advance, -
Music for beginners, Jr!
For the use of the iastruineui, • • • ’ JiJJj
healthy location of the establishment; the piciu*
rescue scenery i varied and extensive prospect, so an -
maung and enlivening to youthful mind*, must render it
b desirable place of education.
The greatest attention of the Teachers will be paid to
the health, moral and intellectual culture of the pupils
committed to their care ; and to render that attention
effective,the discipline will bo exact, yet mild and pa*
rerun! Therr will be two serai-annua l vacation* of a
. sep2i:tAl ’ P
n ev. Dr. HLllllk«Hy'* Seminary,
KITTANNING, PA,
WILL RE-OFLN,IoriI» SIXTH tSLSSIuN,oii Wed
rntsday, October .
TI3M3 -Pe/SdMio.. of aa Wuks-rayabU m
Board and English Tuition, -
Piano, with Singing aud use 0/ Instrument, • SCiOO
Krenck, German, Latin, Drawing A Panning,each, 10.00
Bed, Bedding and Washing, -
Sessions commence respectively, on the last
Wednesday in April and in October. 1 upit* are not re
ceived but by special arrangement, lor lew thun one
session. No deduction for absence, except meases of
great emergency. NO EXTRAS- .
8 Circulars, containing Recommendations, Ac , can be
bud of Mis. G. R. While, Market street, and of Mr
Mellor.Bl Wood street. \ §e Prr
KWmmgt Livery stable and PnrnUnin
No. 178 Penn Street, near the St. Clair Hotel.
Tub subscriber, thankful to the public
the liberal share of cusiom in hjs line
K hrretofore, would inform tliem that lie has
MrSsLeommenced the UNDERTAKING bu.i ;
nes , in connection with hi. LIVERY business, and mil
nllcod to funerals on a* reasonable term* us auy in the
city Any person having anything to do in his line, who
miy give him n call, can depend upon their business he
WJ™™ s.jssr l ’
HiraniAn,
w Tof the late firm of Sami* ißeincman.
corns AISINESIAK A CO;
importers and dealers in
Clocks Jetoelrg, Wo uk Materials, Tools, +C-, Sfc.,
FIFTH BTEKBT, OPTO DOOE FBOM WOOD, .PITIBBTJBSH,
TAKE leave to announce to the trade and the public
Generally, that they have themselves carefully se
iecied and imported from Europe, a large slock of Gold
and Silver watches, Watch Materials, and Tools for
Watch makers; and a moat elegani assortment o< Jew
elry from the best manufactories—which they ofler at
prices as low as they can be purchased in ibe eastern
tt YheiT U su>clc of Watches consists of Gold and Stiver
Patent Levers; do Detached Levers; do Lcptnesf Sil
ver Quarters; and elegant Preach lime pieces, of the
! mostopproved makes. Together witha large stock of
i Clock?and Time Pieces, from the best American Facto
! ri Thelr stock of Jewelry comprises article* of every
descriolton in this line, such os Finger Rings, fc*r Rings,
Breasf Pins, Bracelets, Gold, Fob and Guard Chains,
Gold Guard iteys and Seals, Lockets, Gold and Biiver
Spectacles, Silver and German Silver and Table and
Tfea Spoons', and every land of fancy articles generally
keot in establishments of this description. ....
They would respectfttily call the attention of tho trade
to their extensive stock of Watch materials and Tools,
of every variety, which they have most carefully se-
have also on hand a large assortment of Tele
scopes, Bpy Glasses and Opera Glasses, from ihe best
manufactory in England. T'ogelher will, a groo. variety
nf oilier articles 100 numerous lo mention. .
° Clocks. Watches aad Jewelry repaired in the bcßl
mSlnor aad on the most reasonable terms. [octilry
Superior Watoh Uepalrlug.
JOHN M. ROBERTS, WATCHMAKER 'SttV
JEWELLER, desires again to call the Vt*.
tentlon of the public to the workshop which be ft-s >n
turn opened at No. 16 Fifth street, two doors fromtSWia
Markht, where he continues to devote his special atten-
Vhm to the repairing and refitiing of Ohroitometer, Du
plex, Patent Lover, L’Epiue, anS every desertpnon of
fine watches'and Clocks.
i Having for a number of years been employed as Pore
man in the workshop of the laxgesiestabluhment tn this
city, 1-flatter myself that those favoring me with patron
age will find all work eiitrflsied executed in the best
manner and on the mostffeasonabJe terms.
* Befermtu— John Hakper, Esq-i Edward Hcaxleton,
Esq.»B- H. Hanley, Eso., Joseph Woodwell, Joshua
' Rhone* and Wm;:TJ-S©aile. _
. A earefdUy selected stock of Watches, Clocks, Jew
"elrv.Sobons, Spectacles,4e.fConstanUy on hand, which
4i<cv« beeii purchased at the lowest cash pnees, and will
be small advance forthe same,* fauia
. QyitsriroystsrsTl. , ;
InstanLwhereltulies antf Gentleman oan ba accommo
dated with Oysters, served up in anuthnernoi lo besur-
, ie4 Wlt [ l refreshmentsof all
nonce, and atgc mosj^cmahle
. Adbetty street :
Cash Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
CAPITA!., 9100,000,
CHARTER I’ERl 1 KTUAL.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agents for
' the above Company, linve opened nil OlBix in No.
11 St Clair street, and are now prepared lo effect lusn
rances on city and country, property, upon us favor-ble
terms aa any responsible company in ihe Siato, All
persons having property insured in this Company are
enlilie'd to vole for its officers, and to .bate tn ns cam
inga; bm are not liable, in any event, for an >' U "'S e
yond the amount they have paid. All losses promptly
oaid in sixty days after proof of the same
r oFvicsas:
Hon JOHN C. BUCHER. President.
Cuas K Hjesteb. Vice President-
Thos. H. Willson. Secrexary.
David Fleming, Attorney
Directors —Hon. John C. Bucher, Rudolph
Wm-Colder. Jr., David Fleming, Isaac o. M Kmley,
n^Buehe^Cu'mberbim^ritenrp^vV.
14 S. Clair Rlreel,
jytWtem Agents for Co^
“«entuoky _ itfutiial Life ls»uranc« Cot
GUARAKTI fcUNU, *lOO,OOO. I
mHIS COMP AN Y offers to the msurod all the
I and advantage* otiheMutuai mid Joint *tock Plans !
C 7^°Al.T,hrmftyM , nta\ r Ufri:.uranc,-.lompu„y
rates of premium are fixed al a fan reduced .tan.
?-rd vrilh a provision for an annually me reusing accu
mulator Ld. .mure securi.yl n, excel propo.
lion lo the amoum of bu-llless and I t increasing
from advancing age among the ■■■embers
<aML DU.WOBTH. Medical Kx .sH.ii.er ... J .)J
Kranltlln Fire Insurance Company.
OF FHOaI.DKU’HU
I V^Charlcn'V. Bmickr, i,rot s t H KklibM!,
1 ilioma. Hirv Mordcra. !V Lew...
Tobias Wagnor. Adnlphl R. Bone.
Samuel Oram. » ,lvul s , Hrow,,r '
Jacob R. S, aifli, oi|
on every description o! properly lit low,. an.l rouoiry.
a? rale. a. low L are c00,.,1eal with «•" ; V
The Company have reserved a large i»» ' ■ j
wblcli, Wllb their Capnal ami I ro»iu«v-.arl| ,uv, leo,
11 r[, d e SSIu P . r rrae I, S: on jlnuar, 1.1. It* ,i.
published agreeably 10 an Ac. o, A~wmbly. were as fob
low, v.l l- . g Plo.lll,- be
Mortgage, * MJ77 7s
Real lit.tale „mj , 7
Temporary Loan. |K)
SkTZI M
$1,212,703 44 '
Since their incorporation, a period of at
have pld upward-Sf On, Milium four Hundred They-
DoUan, louses by fire, thereby affording *v deuce
of Ac ad vSagc. of Insuranec.a, well a. Urn ability abd
di.po.iuon to ,„ee,KK i “IFRN. Agenl. :
apr i4] Office N. E- comer Wood and Ud »U.
g.arine.K.e. analo.an.Te.o.poelaUo.
ratllK INSURANCE COMPANY t'K N > l '' T '' A™
I ,CA. Philadelphia ct™. .W .•ap.ml » fl
000, a»MU January U, I<>l. 1 ‘
make insuranee ou building- and iheir conleiil. 111!
city and viemiiy Also, on properly oi ever) deser.p
noil, ou sleamboal, and oilier ve.ret,. either by inland
transportation or on the schn
11 H DIRECTORS:
ArlhurO Colfin. Pre-: . Jacob M.TUoum..
VE&vsr “rrr"
Samuel Brook.. *• Austin Al iboue,
rn.nrl.aM Tavlor WtUiaju h. Bowen,
& Oeorg* W Aspiriwa'l,
p Coop Jame> N. Dickson,
s. Morris, Wales II '> Sliem-rd. See y ,
Till. i« the oldest Iti.uianee Company m the United
s,a m and from it. high -la. ding long riperlcnre. a.n
-n e uw’an and avoiding oil risk, o, an extra hazard-
SL. ebaraeter. may be - dered a.- otfenng arni.e *
C „n,y to the pubnc « * K'ro^Vare^.^
zrrss INSURED B V” THE
Ken.ucKy
TIHIS COMPANY ha. artuul Capital ol ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and n managed
l,v men of the htglie.l inlegriiy and rcpoiuibiltty.
''TOeUfurLhed.
uon. received by 118 , Wnod , u eel.
Sauna. DawoKTH, Medical Examiner. !«£*_
state Mutual Fire loeurance company.
State mat HjLiUU sBUHIi . FA.
SS££s»£r xsrTXsx'X
uo.a.cd or country CABRIE B. At( „„y.
ocl'/ri Branch Olfcce.No M Sroiili&cld_»*.
‘ ' " iSSUB-ANCK.
m .iK BBLAWARK MLTUAL SAFKri INSLR
I ANCKCOMPANV.— Orfiee. North Room mine Kx
change. Third fU«L l*hj ladcLpliiA.
•**
also insure merrhan-
J tunes C. Hand.Theojrh.lo. !'aulding. Jo “™"f »
S .. r Morgan,
ihtgti Craig. Jin' T MARTIN. I'resuJriu
Two* C Hand, Vice President. ,
Joskph W CoWA?«.>ecreXHiy
ZZtir"* * «APKIHA. A*_<-nt_
Kire and marina lomranca.
JMIK OFFICK of the /n-.oraorr Co of Xonh Amenta
has been rtmovtd 10 the Warehouse ol Hard) June,
Co.. No. 141 From street, third house ha»l 01 W ooil
L.ir* »m> Hcalib lDiur»iic«.
rtIHK MUTUAL LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANi K
I rvr.lfPAiVY, of Philadelphia, Incorporated !■> »'
f£ei*lalnre of Pennsylvania, March, lS4S 1 Charier Per
pelua . Capital 8100,000. Bate, lower than on,
Soma Coowanp, and fall do per real lower ll.an thr
a.aal rale* °f Life insurance.u» ihe following l omnar.
■on wi° allow. Than a person ol ihe age ol_lo m«urui«
for 8100 for life, mml pay in the Lirard *;~J0. 1
_ nn i. j»o *ik pcun Mutual 52.3 t». bquitablr .. i,IM, Ne *
, ■ Albion SlMe. New ?o,k L.lr *d,:lli. 1 if.
! Charles D Hall. W nr F
Charles F Hayc*, M W Baldwin.
Cbas C <3 B Campbel r. M M Reeve, M U i Uwu Cooper
V Rodman Barker, K H Butler, Ktlwm R Cope Presi
. J(nL Samuel D Orrick ; Vi* Present, Robert 1 king
> Seerflft T V Francis Btackburnc
’< Amdrcauon, will be received and everv information
given “y SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Again Ogpnk
: Commercial Room., corner ol Third nrrfW
. Plilahurgh. :
Firm and llarla. maranc*.
THE Insurance Company of North America, of 1 1..1.
delphia,through its duly authorized AgeaMhe sub
scriber, offers lo make permanent and limited loeoranes
oil property,in this city and us vicinity,and on dnpm.n
by the canal and :
Arthnr G. Coffin, Fresh Samuel Brooks,
Alex Henry. Charles Taylor,
siSi.l Samuel W Smith.
Edward Smith, Ambrose White
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas
, L_ vifbite John R. Neff,
Richard D Wood,
Wm Welsh Henry D- Sherrard, Sec’y.
This is the oldest insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered iu 1704. Its charter is per
netnal and from its high standing, long experience, am
nfe meCs, and avoiding all risks ol all extra hazardous
Varactor,umay he amjlerecmri.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones A Co., Warer and
Front sts., Pittsburgh mayly
Kmoorlum of blffbt I
CELEBRATED ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS.
-TXT H WRIGHT, (successor to J .3. Touch), Manu-
W faclurerof and Dealer Wholesale and Retail ill.
the above named Oil and Laui|.»,i» now receiving a large
Msortmem of LAMPS, for burning the Ethereal Oil,
CampMne and Pine Oil Also, Lamps of every de.cr.p
t»<in for burning Lartl and Lutu Oil.
Chandeliers, Girandole Hall Lamps, \\ tclts, Globes,
Chimney Mali Cana, and all things pertaining to the
““Ethereal, Camphine or Pine Oil, regalarty supplied
""aU order** left with tho wagon, which is constantly
oats ng throagh tho city, will be promptly attended o.
P N B Lamps of all kinds altered to burn the Ethe
real Oil All articles delivered in any part of the my,
or in Allegheny, free of cost. w H WR , O
No. 82 Fourth (Apollo Ua(lJ
between Market ana wood streeu. j
Cttiicbß and Btr»ngef>>
_ DO you wish to purchase a fine
omior SILVER Watch at
E7%one-half the usual price? If so, rail at HOOD 5>
iSUInEW JEWELRY STORE, 51 Market street.
iwodoora north of Third, and take a look at his new
nock last arrived, and you can there purchase Watch
es or aiy kind of fine Gold Jewelry at their real value,
and notL charged two prices for everything, as you
have usually been.; but can get the vecy best quality of
goods at the lowest eastern prices. Do not behove what
others interested in their own sales, tell yon, but come
and see for yourselves. All goods sold at this establish
ment will bo warranted as represented at time of sale
-so that all may purchase eqaally safe and cheap, aul-,
Lifthogr&plilc luitltute.
CO-PARTNERSHIP —The subßcrlDers most respect
fully announce to their friends and the public gen
erally, that they have this day entered into Lo-Partner
,shin, for the purpose ol carrying, on, at the old aland, in
gingerly’s Building, opposite the Post Office, Tiu rd street,
Pittsburgh, the Lithographic Printing, in all its various
brunches. Having machinery, recently arrived from
Europe, they are prepared to do works in Lithography
eouhl to steel engraving. They solicit a continuance of
She patronage bestowed heretofore so hherally to the
onejjartncrTWin. SehuchmaiCand they hope by strict
attention tolheirbusinesß, by elegant workmanship, and
ike mast jeasonable terms, to merit the favors of-an en*
lishtencdOttbUc.
. Bonds, Cheeks, Drafts, ItoWne, Drawings, Likeness
es, Landscapes, Autographic LetterSjßill Heads; Plots
Lithographed and Printed in Black, Gold Bronze of Co-
of lh.tr work can
—^,.~« r 7 < ni»^>»OTt^^sss^«£^»ti3 a i3^iß fa ijeEa£» 'ft 3 ~»&pZ£s&r
GREAT BARGAINS I
SECOND ABIIIVA I. OTN R'* _ nQ
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
YOUNG STEVENSON A I.OVII, Sign nr the Origi
nal lice Hive, N 0.74 Market street, Pittsburgh, ec
tween I onrlh street and the Diamond, have J»»l f?*® 1 ”"
from the recent largo clearing out sales, and
ers and manufacturers m N«w ork.aml 1 Ulade P a*
the largest and cheapest stock of Good* ever n
tin* market, comprising in part a v. ry large
of DRESS GOODS of every description. butted to the
seasou. at from 20 to 25 per cent. lowt>r than former pn-
Black and Colored Fronrli Merinos and Tlnbet Cloths,
from 62 to 81,85 per yard ; . .
Black and Colored Knglish Mermos and Lyonese
Cloths, from 31 to 41c. per >ard, •
Black and Colored Paramattas and Fancy Alpacas,
irmu 12 to b2c. per yard i _ .
Plain and Embroidered Do I, attics, Cnsbmeres and
French Mermos; _ . . .
Plain Black, Colored and Printed Delames and Cash?
'"vviy Rich Brocade and Watered Silks and Doplans,
do Plain Black, Colored Silks and Turk: Sauna.
A large slock BONNK'I'SILKS, SA/l INS AND .Rib
DE A FRICKS, and of Bonnet and VunlilU Velvets,
colors: Bonnot and Cap Ribbons, at very reduced prices
SHAWLS'. SIIAWLs:
A fall assortment of Bay State and Woolen Long and
Square Shawls; .. . .
Also. Riel, Brocbn, Lone and square Sliaw s,
Primed Terkern. OnsUroerc, De Lame and Thibet
Ahawls ; .. . .
A LSI)-AT OKKAT BARGAINS*— * . .
Ljk'c*. Kmbrotderies and Mandkerchiet*,
Hoa ery* Uloves, Suspender* and Cruyais ,
Irish Linens. Table Cloths and Damask- ,
Print*. Checks. Muslins and Tickings,
Red. While and Yellow Flannels ,
Plain. Brown. Biue and Barred Flanne Is . ,
Cloths. Caasimcrrs. Satinets, Ky. Jeans A ‘•f P
The proprietors would respectfully solicit an earl) cn i
roin all of their inends, and the public &* |‘ crn l’>’ 1
ng confidenuhat they con offer greuter inducements to
wholesale and retail buyers than ever have heretofore
i,eeu offered m Pittsburgh .. .... . , AVl
o<nBs YOUNG. STKVKNsON *
" SECOND GKBAT AURIVAL!
/ \F FALL and Winter Dry' Goods and Vorilir* at No.
(_) 97. Northwest corner of Wood street and Diaoiond
u lie ?. Pittsburgh. Pn. D. G bkgo A Co. would agaJ an
nouuce u, their o\d customers uud dialers gen >
their hue. that they are now prepared! 0 s ®f
their present new stock of Goods at unusual > low rates.
And as our purchases have been made on the lflaw
orable terms with Importers and
ter ourselves, and hope to be n'-le to merit a conUnuai.CT
of confidence and patronage ol our old customer- and
the public generally,which ha* been
rally bestowed upon u>*. <>ur DRV G<H D. _
in pan of Broadcloths, Cussimerem Sultlliels, Tweeds,
f.iney Vesting*. Check., Flannel., Drillings, Black ami
Brown Muslins, Ticking., Blankets. Linsey Pl-ids, A 1
from Ire I and, and all other article, genera ly kept ■» Jhe
Dry Goodsliue. Ou« Vskistv Ucpurlmen w be fol d
on examination to be unsurpassed by any oilier ol lie
ainil Went of llie Mountain*, and ;« uiud . upF ar rD m
I'oiub*. Bullou*. Pulenl and Spool riljonda, ,llr « tl . ,r ‘ > “
Europe; Pori Molne. and Pocket Books,Hook, and
Eye., Pin, uud Needle,. Tupes, Humbles, Spool ~ It*
lore, ruble Cutlery and Penknives iu*l , r *ed I M.
Sheffield; Paleut Medicine, Violin and Violin String,,
lion. Suspenders. Slate* and Slate Pcueils,
Caps, Speetacles, Pistols, Hosiery, (.loves, Law . and
Edgings, Ribbon,, Sewing Silk, bl ,)l Veil, Sdk
laitcy Netting*. Green Blindages. Hiptk. . il - • ‘
Florence loeelher with a general asaorun nl ol all other
tie Variety Hi.?. Wo have on hand and lor
*ule a large assortment olGold and Silver Watches add
Watch Materials, Gold and Gill Jewelry, Gobi and Ml*
Zf Pen*»Sd knells, Gold and Silver
Clocks. Ac to which we invite the attention of all buy
eJfaT’weare determined to Bell our Hood* on Ibe n.mn
icajtonuble terms, either for ensli or satisfactory relor
C, N C 'b Tile business of ibe laif firm of <iaw»« *• &&>
Casdum- i< io be uruled Uy D CiWKHi “ l^ e rtand
c; aEl H> & Co, wl.o is fully authorized for TwJJ.il n
wli.t“C possession urr the papers. Noie* and Bocdw o
said tii ui ' --..v’ -
-jog, F li lC S C U S T O It K . 1 08
jamci Goillugi j
Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Importer of
FANCY, FOREIGN AND DOMK-'TIC DKY Gl>t>l).
\iroUU) respectfully Inform the pablu and his
vY friends, (from whom ho has formerly received a
hheral -hare of coelom), that he has need
lion m securing ao ertcusive and complete assortment
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, of the beelqoalm.
Consisting of Ihe following aruclea : P reiufh and Fi
# !l..h Mrnnoa, Cashmeres, Alpacas, t opium ■ ■!««;
Moui l>e Lames, and oilier Dress l.oods , -h.twl .
Vazettes, MnnUe. and Cloaks, of every vaneiy .
Ladies' and Children’s Bonnets, Cape, Capes, Ve ''
Kibhons, Flowers, Fealhera, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery . Ac.
Gentlemen’s Cravat-, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Shirle,
of Bleached and Brown Mash,,-.
•Minting. Wheeling , Table Linens, Tickings, Cheeks.
Flannels, Calicos, Satinet*, Jeans. Ac Also, an assoli
iiieni of Mourning Goods. , ,
The above slock, with numerous olher_ articles, toe
proprietor is now opening a: his Nets■ More, No
Market street, to whieh he invite, purchasers, as nc is
determined to sell us cheap as the cheapest
MADAME A. GOSLING will conmuicd to S* ve
undivided mention to the iiiaiiulacuirmK of
Cloak., Cape., Bonnet., Ae , which are alf made in J 1 m
perlor She respectfully solicits P o "*"**
order.. French Pattern Hal. tor the trade nlwaj.on
bund
S"B «fBO o' DBl '
SB W WHOLESALE TRIMMINO.KOTW?I AND
VARIETY STORE,
So. 81 Wood Street,
Be linear. Third and Fourth elteeu. oynonte Hamftoh.
Smith i Co l. Piuihurgh.
rrHIK .nbsc.brr reapeclfuily mvllos ihe allenlioo of
1 Country and Crry Merejiant.ro hiaexieus.ve »,a -
mem of Trimming, Notion, Fancy and V urreij Ocmd,.
which he i. now opening .for the Fuji 1 rndo Among
ihe articles composing b»* stock may be (ouml a lull fl
Kortmcnt of the following.
8u110i,,. edging.. Porker Book., Thread,, l-oinlx.
l.ace. and Inserting., Porte Mo.inaies, eii«|.ender, ,
Embroldoncr, Needle. So las and Vu-mna Mull. , a
Fringe*. Gtraps, Plus, Jackonets, Braids;
Hook, and Eye., Fancy and Dnra, Un'toil-, UroaLea ,
Tape Check., Plain nnd Fancy Bobruels, W hnlehonc,
Quill'd Ribbons, Black Silk and Lisle Laces,
New Style Klbbon Trimming. Hosiery nnd Gloves,
Black Lace Vells, Woollen comforts ;
Buck Clove, and Mm.. Boiniei Ribbon.,
Gents Silk Woollen and Cotton Undershirts and Draw
“lloaa and Ring Comfons. Worsted and Opera Hoods I
Plain Mantel Ribbon., Im'anls' Boot. ,
Cravat, and Pongee Pocket Handkerchief, ;
Plain Safin Ribbon,, Linen Gambric Pockel lidkts,
Gilt nnd Gold Jewelry, Jerome Clocks, Fancy Soap ,
Carpel Bags mid Satchels, Window Shades ,
Toilet Case., Violin,. I , erlumrry. Jrwsharps ,
Oillol’a Steef Pens. Gold IVn«, Umbrellas, Accordc-
°“l‘Lncli Shell. Zephyr Wormed.. Performed Hoard.,
idami Orochdl Needles, Looking
Which, with a vartcly of oilier unifies. he wih «Her
lor cash or approved efrdit, al price, comparing mu
rably with Eustermuurkrt*.
p. S —The aliontioriof Pedlar* is particular!) dirnt
rd lo Hu. ellensivr find varied
" P MBWOOOUSI
TIIK mlißcrihcr having now received In. enure “oct
of FALL ANO WINTBII UtMJDS. would re.perl
lully inform hi. customer. and Hie public, ifiai he i» pre
pared U> dispose of his Goods, either ai u ♦*«
Keiail, ot very low prices. turff(l
Ho ha., m Dry Good., all the .laple, a. w arje
utock of taiNCY DRKSS GOODS, comprising m pari
•4-1 Che lie Silica, (or evening and street dres»e*. ver> n. u,
4 4 Brocade Silk, do “° . ‘ ll '
Plain Black Silks, all price- and widih* .
Brocade Bluet Silk, do ;
Heavy Watered Silk, all shade- ;
French Poplins,. do;
Mousliu de Laines;
French Merinos and t osbmere* ;
Together, with French and English Prints, m emiirss
variety
IIOUSi: FURNISHING GOODS.
11-4, 12-4 «nd 13-4 Barnsley Shecuns»,
4-4 5-4 nnd 6-4 do and Imh Pillow 1 .men".
7-4, 8-4 ond 10-4 Table Damasks;
5-8 ond 5-4 Damask Napkins and Dolll.-a,
Huckabnck, Diaper and Crash lowchims,
Ricli Primed Piano and Tobin Covers ifpcrb UmUs ,
M a rani Ilea Quill., French Porn,lam, Dimity. Car,am
nd Curtain Materials, Ate., Ac.
MOUrSh'IG DRY GOODS,
Lunin's Black Bombazines; . . .
Do do Moaslin deLaine. J-4 and 4 4 wide ,
Black Caitlon Cloth.; Black Mohair let. re-.! < *
Warp Thibet Cloth, i Black Cbelley I KnaUsb, lam I
ami Malian Crape; Mode and Crape Vela ; t.Ucm,-
7.c11c» and Sleeves ; Collars and Cuds; Gloves ai d llo
s,cry. All of which Coeds will be warranted ol need
color., s and cheap ior quality^ A M , KNIi;tIT .
Kaoond Grand Arrival of
FALL -AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
AT E. SPKHOIfi’S,
iVU - 38 MARKET STREET.
WE are now receiving.and opening one of the »<«»
BDlendid Stocks ef FALL AND WINTh-R DRY
GOODrTever offered for sale in the city of I '".burgh-
Comprising in part a. follow. -.--Dress Bilks, ol the moat
desipablc style, and pattern. ; breach Merinos, ol eve
ry shade and color; Palmetto Cloth,rich styles, Coburg
Cloth, of Ihe richest shades; bilk Warp and Mohair
Lustre; Alpacas, of the most superb qualities , chry ,-
lal Palace De Laines.of the richest superlative styles,
Prints, of every quality and pattern.; Domestic Goods
° r w V e < ’; r nv'ite”cBpcc?nlly the attention of the Ladies to our
large and well selected stock of Millinery„U‘. d qnk 3
Goods, Dress Trimmings,of every description, Silk and
Slraw Bonnets, of the latest styles and shapes avuu?
recently engaged with a French Milliner, whilst tn New
York, we flatter ourselves that there is uo house in the
city can compete with us ill the above branch ol busi
ness. All of the above we intend selling cheaper ihan
wc have done heretofore. 1V! ~
r /- Rememoer the Place, No. 38 Market street, be
iwmu Second and Third, where Cheap Barrain. ran be
had. (sepflfldhn] E. SPENCE.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
Ol Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
A A. MASON 4 CO., would most respectfully so
• licit the attention of the public generally, ynd the
wholesale trade in particular, to Iheir large and care
fully selected Slock ofGoods for Fall and Winter Bade.,
which will bo found larger than they have ever before
offered. VVe have received a* follows:
400bale* Bro. Muslins;
9500 Long and Square Shawls ;
100 bale* Drill* and Cosnaburgs ;
600 pieces Sup Blanket*
100 hales Flannels, Colored and White ,
200 Cases Fancy Prints;
100 bales Ticking;
100 pieces French Merinos ;
118 eases White Muslins;
500 Pannauas and Coburg Cloth-,
28 Cases White Muslins;
100 Alpacas, ail colors;
50 pieces Linen Sheeting;
10 cases Irish Linens;
500 pieces S&llineus;
50 Cartoons Bonnet Ribbons;
100 pieces best moke Cloths: ,
100 Cartoons French Flowers;
000 pieces Cassimeres and Doeskins
500 do Fanoy Silks;
270 do do Cassimerr-s;
50 do Colored Velvets;
500 do Shirting and checks ;
85 Cases Cashmeres and de Laines;
21 do Plain and Plaid Linseys;
lOOOdoien Hosiery;
13 Cases Tweeds and Jeans ;
2000 dozen Gloves, assorted;
Together with every article usually found in a Dry-
Good Establishment, No. 62 and 64 Market St
eeptlfl
>R SALK—A desirable qpail Farm of 71 acres, with
_ about 50 in cultivation and in good order; the bal
ance abounds with prime timber The whole Farm is
fenced in. A good dwelling house, bam, stable and
garden ; orchard pnd permanent springs. Pleasantly
situated three miles from the Railroad Station House at
Economy. PticessisUO.
S. CUTHBERT, General Agent,
dAftls 50 Smilhflnld street.
-mws* JAMES W. WOODWIM, :ffl :
;' , CABINET .
MANUFACTURER, I V »
Ware-roomi 97 an* •*. ?»“*« »**•?*.
J W W resbeclfuUyiUforina.lUs.frfenda.ttiid.aiijionf*
. ™ tiVfSnow completed Ihe “d S
nvt stack ot household fdtmrare ovei be;lore «<sn .»
this city, us he 1* determined to uphold ike
well-seasoned materials, beat workmanship,
flcsieim ? atul fro in tho extent of his orders ana taciuiy
in inai ofacturmg, he is enabled to produce warranted
furniture, at tho lowest prices. ■ , , , i
He lias adopted the principle of idonttfying lhi: cus
tomers’ interest with his own, in qnaltty price, and
keep, always on hand the greatest vanMy of evory dea
i ripuon of furniture, flora the cheapest ana pW»e»M»
the most elegant and costly, that a house, ® r “X
one. may be furnished from his slock, or manuiactu d
expressly to order He therefore solicits aa
that die advantages of his establishment may be knowa
•Hie following articles consist, in part, of his Btoot ’ ®“?1n
for riehne*» of style and finish, cannot be Bun ,aMC “ 10
anv of the Eastern cities i
Parlor,
drawing, din
ing, .find bed room
chairs, of every variety,
consisting of rosewoood, ma
hogany and walnut 121 1 zao c then,
Conservatoire and Easy Chairs, of every
description; Conches, Solas.Tele-a*ttte and Di
van* of the latest French and American patterns,
Tushaes. What-Nots, and ladies’ parlor Writing Desks
of various kinds: Work Tables, and fancy inlaid \
-land*, music stands, aud holders, marble top, ma
hoyany- rosewood and walnut centreand soia,ta
i-le<- ex»enBion dining table*, all sisesof the
1110*1 improved, and decidedly the best kind
made; curd, Pembroke hall and pier tables,
wardrobes. bedsteads and wasnstands of
each a large assortment, gothic hall
und parlor reception chairs, ottomans
amt stools, secretary and book
cases, side boards, fire screens,
towel racks, hat stands, and
music stools, cribs and cots
for children; paper mache,
table and tea poys, ma
hogany- rosewood, and
inlaid pearl Tables,
1 \ large assortment UNCOMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. CxßlMtrr MAIKBS supplied with
1 all articles in tbetT hue . . „ _ . _
•<TK\MDOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the short-
• t notice.
Alf orders promptly attended to
Journeyman Cabinet Mskeri Association
WAREHOUSE, lltt SECOND STREET , l
(uear tuo corner of Wood.) - j
Tii is association, em-f?h , 1
bractug, alreudy, twice to three WLi I
tunc* as many bauds ah the lar- ran j
K e«t and hitherto most renowned *1 r l
business shops of this city, have opened their Ware-1
hou* s ** and are able to furnish the public, by wholesale J
or rfiitil with Furniture of the following desenpuon-
M MaboKauy Wardrobes; Dressing Bureausifoll Col
uumed Weans; Mahogany Bedstead,; Mahogany
Chaimi Rocking Chaim; Mahoga.y Wastelands,cSO
f„Si ihvans; Ciano Stools i Book Cases; •= e cretaries,
I'urd Tables; Pier Tables; fine Card Tables, Centre I
Tnbh-i ; Hal Rucks; Freud, Bedsteads; Ottomans; j
I‘oplnr vVardrolx-s; Dining and BreukfaalTables; Work- |
emails; Cherry and Common Workstanda; high post,
common, low, and irundle Bedsteads ; Cherry Bureaus ;
Cnhs; Cradles, Ac . '
The advantage* of co-operation, on an extensive scale,
permit Uiem to sell at the lowest prices, and they are de
irrmined to sell, lowerlhan an, competitors, an eqaa ly
L Jod, ,f trot heller article, and warranted-., the public
will understand by giving them a call. , . ,
,\ry Suamboai work of all descriptions, and other
articles of any description, made 10 order In everystyle,
al the shortest notice. imarov^
To - Cabinet Makers. . ,
itnun, Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut: Varnish,
Hardware andfumiture at Wholesale.
rllllK subscribers h£»e jest feceived froin New York,
I and Boslou a most splendid slock of VENEtJtS, :
and are manufaetnringhy raaclmrery Furmtare saimb e
for the irade. All of'Wbicb we will sell at extremely
'"Asgrentcare was taken in the selection of the stock,
persons cannot fail to be sailed either as to quality or
price, and, a» ins well known that Furniture can be
made by machinery superior and much loweT than by
Imnd. the attention of lire trade is respectfully
Turned Work .in all its branches, earned on as ttsoal.
Plank for hand rails, for Carpenters, and all articles
required mmaaofacianngCabmelPurTUtare,conjitimtly
oil hand —viz: Mahogany, Varnish Hajjw”*! Ua "
itlothsr«prrng», Ac., Ac. M^KEE,^
mnrtHtydaw No. 31 Fifth street. _
Furniture and onnlr Ware llootnl.
- sassssa TB. YOUNG A CO., comer qf Third apt
t-SSy and
HT Pittsburgh, Pa., keep constantly on hand pjfl !
MWBa.-,i make to order, at the lowest prices," Tl ■
HOUSEHOLD an‘d STEAMBOAT FURNITURE, and
I'HAIRS, or the best workmanship and most apprpvea
styles. . fc,>l6 -
HtssmbosU, Alloy I
i t’hi Thk subscribers tender their Ucnl
, l ’>£Ss§|l3knowledgmenlB for the favors bestow ■■
ft upoothem by their Steamboat Crtends, and (Y|
would respectfully remind them and others inte- •
rested in building boals,that they are at all tunes pre
pared to famish, on the most reasonable terms, even
description of Cabin Furniture and Chairs oi the her
material and workmanship. T B YOUNG & CO.,
Corner Third and Smith field streets.
feblS opposite ü ßrown*s Hotel.*
■“TV, - -"'— " B. DADLXB ;
O. C. HlKklß. _ ,
CABINET \VABEROOM,SMITH
Httween Stcenthxtretl andStratabtrryaUtjf^PMisburgy Fa.
HA>LMER a DAULER keep constantly onaond
lu. a variety of excellcul and fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal to any in the city, and sold on a*
» *TI favorable terms a 9 can be obtained at any suxutar
establishment in die West. They have now on hmdao
unusually extensive stock, embracmg all kinds of rural*
lure, from the cheapen and plainest to the most costly
sod elegant All orders promptly attended to- miHimm
A. OILbIKBS A- CO.,
H. V i; ON HAND at their extensive CABINET ana
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. 94 Smithfield su
Kjarge of fancy and plain Furniture, which
t'lev will sell 15 percent, below customary rates,
ferms-rashoniy. IdeCsT?:ly
WM E. STEVENSON continues to manu-
CA-BINET-WARS ot everv descrip-
JLuoa, at his old stand, corner pi liberty ana
ft£ll*s!3seveaih streets. UNDERTAKING attended
to, in all its branches.
DODDS « caozisa, ■
MACHINISTS ANI) MANUFACTURERS,
OIL MII.L BUILDINGS, S<ratA- Wat car,
“s nsr of Diamond , (n*ar the Ohio and Pton
ylisfraffjS. jnipanj'a Railroad Depot,) ALLBOHBtT CrrT.
and Land Engines, Fire Lu
pines. Hydraulic Tresses, of alt descriptions; copper*
fdate, Liihograpbio and olher Presses ; £?***
und tiefiuing Apparatus, together with Mill Machinery
ut general, built upon the most approved plans of con
struction, and workmanship to the lalisfacuon ofcus
tu®£"’AH OTders | e ft at Messrs. Cochran, ftPßride 4;
( '“i; No 2d Wood sired, addressed to
n,» ? .M.egheny.win g^gS 1 '
Bolivar Fire Brick Manafaelnriog Company.
J»S. OLOVM, 8.1. joins, U. ». UlOllW,
OLOVEB, KIEB & CO., Proprietor*.
rplIE subscribers having beeu appointed Agenw fcr
L the above named concern, wUj keep eoittUutuyou
l,„„d a supply of ihc celebrated Ballvar>ire Brick, Cro
nble Fire Clay, Furnace Hearths ‘K T^be
ere also ready lo receive orders for said Brick, lobe
made in sise and shape lo sun purchasers, whieh shall
1 ™o nouteeui it necessary to enumerate dS’maljir'
ml vantages the Bolivar Fire Brick poseasoveralolh
, rs llial have been offered tor sale Ul the Untied Slates,
t :,cir superiority bcingwill known to almost all persons
who use Fire Brick. The proprietors have delennmed
mm the Fire Brick shall lose none of their presenlenvl
able rcpulaliou, and ibal no expcasc shall bo «Wl»
make them even belter than they have heretofore been.
This tsiheonly establishment u°'v manufacturing ««
Unfit ai lloiivar. KifcJi « JUrtiso,
*r fiaiml Hasnis Seventh Ptttsbargh.
' “ oar<l<
WDALY cu. have now ready for salet a large
. ami well selected stock of Spring and Sommer
Hosiery in ail its branches. They would d trecl P u , c ®'
lar aucniion to their stock of OenUemen s cotton
Hose, with Merino and Silk feet; they are of the best
matt-rials and workmanship, and for comfort as a sum*
mer Sock, cannot be equaled. W. D. 4. Co have also
„I, hand Genu Undenduns and Drawers in cotton, Bilk,
and merino ; Childrens' Hosiery of all descriptions, at
the old established Stocking Store, Fifth street, between
Wood and Market. |mTI r
MTllaW UKIIUIBSI HTBAWBBttKUiSI
a QUANTITY of Wtimot Superb Seedling Straw-
A. berry Plants tor sale al the Coal IUU Nursery.
This being the scaaou for planting the plants, you got
well established and fruit belter tue folio
This variety wauls no recommendation, inc largo
quantity brought 10 lUe IMiisbuigti market. Bold at W
cents per quart, when the other vqrteues sola atTS Ana
12J cents. They are more productive and finer
and hold out longer in fruiting by two weeks. These
Berries measure inches round. A sample or tuts
cau be seen at Mr. Henry Richardson • Jewelry
Store, corner of the Diamond and Market street. All
order, left there will be pronuply fo '-
warded » *ny diatance. J gS| W |&ffwJ&y.
For Females and Males*
DK LARZETTE’S JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreative
Elixir, prescribed as an effectual restorative in
cases of debility, irapoiency or barrenness, and all ir*
regularities of nature. It is all that it professes
vii: Nature’s great restorative,and remedy for those m
the married state without offspring; II m s certain cure
for seminal emissions, general debility, gleet, weakness
of the genital organs, nervous affec.upus, leucorchffia or
whiles. As a vtgorating medicine it is unequalled.—
Also, a certain remedy for incipleut Consumption*indi
gestion,loss of muscular energy, physical lassitude, fe
male weakness, debility, Ac. it is warranted to please
the user in any of the above complaints, and is of pnee
less value to uiob6 without offspring. ... T .
To spread wide the blessings of this medicine, l have
appointed Messrs. Judson A Co., of the city of New
York, in the United States of America, my sqle agents
for its sale; and none can be genuine unless it comes
through them, and tbeir.tigoatures arc on the wrapper.
ANTONIO TiARZETTEjM. D.,
Naples. July 16th, 1840. . ' - •
Sola oaly in Pittsburgh at the Medical Depot, No. 76
Southfield street; and by B. H. Meaking, Walnut street
Cincinnati 5 Raymond A Patten, No. 60 Frmrtfijslreet
Louisville. ' {maigfcly
milK above establishment has been, taken by ttye -an-
L designed, with the view of pursuing the legitimate
buaiuess connected therewith * and as they are now re
ceiving a full supply of Timber* orders for ail Etaes of
Lumber will be filled with promptness, and at as low
prices os by any other Mill in the neighborhood*,
PALINGS of a plain and 0 moment of pattern will b.o.
cut. ftpr3S*yl JAMES CABMAN » CO
For Bale* , ,
A 1 ACRES OF COAL, situated on the Monongahela
*x*x river, near Limetown. The Mine isopened ana.
approached by a short Railway, In excellent repair*.
longing to the above; and seven or eight good mtuers
houses. Terms—#s,ooo; some e*&i *>£ ln --
well endorsed notes* Apply to JOHN B. LAK *
septStiK Attorney, Fourth »Ucet.
For Sale* , . . .#
fliwo LOTS OF GROUND, situate intheborpßgh of
J. Manchester, each having a froul on Ohio Lane of
twenty Uuee teettliree inches, and f l x,^ nd eS d b £9u SSf
hundred and thirty-eight feel to an alley. Said Lotswll
isfetei
J. S. HAMILTON'S Office, N 0.83 Filth street. j
■epSflttf
tSaLL FASHIONS—Just received ftl
j? of Mia. A. LEECH, Wo.
wiueli'wUl be open for inspection <jn
and Friday, of tins wafflnd a>(»uu
ful ussoriraenl of an enure new agrle of
Salinund Velvet BONNETS, and TRIMMINGS* o£ va
rious kinds, suitable for the season. 1 „ , :
T s.-e Wren’s Bonnets, Ladles' Capa anattetf
Presses—of a neb sndhesnfllol stylo. LooOSUI I
v'-'fjify-H''
ijSD. « '^,>1,?.,.
V 4.
<■ * *** *■ r l - * 4 * . . J v
~ ~ *- ‘ s ',*■-* VI k s,r *v \ „ 4 <■ ; <•* ' + . « t ' - y v s J - „ V.
V;*v* fv* -\w~ a e? 5 ? K{-Vj -i-£< : .-£!/'»
£gsS* V*- y: t. •" '3- - „»--CW- «? -i-'i vCl'- -sx s * .-,* ~?-g .t 1 i-.l
Herr’s liland Saw HlU* a
E” Mis, ‘'" mrj '" Ab <
kmgdom of Bunnab. due* 4J^~ reto « W rlie« I ie« '
Dr. D.
now 10 greairwant oCyour
OAKMlNATrVfc■•BAtSAMvta'an-JAWBaJ.j® iffSKiJS
fa‘ borwat tomplolnt*, and has “? c *
i iaaUodr JHwwqua mtiMfco most .soccc sa. i
i inure known ilio. many.caacstq aelJifcOA Chaffin ?.Ph‘
SANXTIVg PILLS are my sheet beat
.niedicmeformy liverfiompluUit'ftnd pain inihestoeinat
Mmve-eyer used* .They are ul, great demand,:Oiu»,we
are entirely oat of .them- >Wo need, five hundred, P9* e * ’
bftheml Broyßeecbbf says we botad use a thousand
termittcot fevertWi*h! the most compete success. I
'if lot U onPe wai the means of aaviogmy awn goo. Pu
rina my trayels among thetshurchea the past season, J
■ffidlwhoie^ll»Se fl uffenn&.umicraprevaiUnginflu-
aUexided-Wimcoagba of. a ? most.violent character.
lie 11 regretted I hid'nos had 4 dozen or two or yooir
administer to them, for I * ehcvc
. rt w # t r have aeon, of that ll would- have
bee® 1 Pr^ e /r
hawnS an idea to what an extent youi
c.r ante at the Ptlnn Xra Stott,t>B. Filthatreet- [jyl.
Tndd’» Medicated Liquid. Cuticle* .
SSsleVijiti'niied for family “6, and sbotUd bE
1 ■ fonndin tße possessiohTof every feniHy In UieJand.
persons 1 K 1 0; if^f rt his iirticlb'to be invaluable to
prepaW y ~. recomniemlitto our piofeßsiori*
;?r,K r^
roe
quailed* \v M A3EY, M.D, ,
D HABftISON.M D.,
P. WOOUBUFF, M U ; .
HAJMLTOPIiBREWEK, bLl>.,
ELLSWORTH BORR,M,I> , Rolanie.
I Comprising all lire pruousing physicians m the city d
Middletown.
For sale by
b a Fahnestock a co.,
corner of Wood «ul Fitsiam-
0 uia coum^
OwLker.Sttll RheUtfl, t - r V“V e 'f A|«o, l.irtr
Mlßln*Ui an HeaJuches.Dizzmeffi,
rxsiraKNS:^'-
WEAKNESS ANDOENERAL DEBILITY.
boJy.giviugtojeAo Uie
vunoMorgaaß.aud iuTjgo^auii« f i i .e^“ u^'^ egßea froni
ssasf^^«»
sSss^^ris
I Hanker Sail Rheum, Erysipelas ami Scrofula, which
I Sarsaparilla Syrups caurely failed lo.make the leaaiun
p,?RSf-SKu teaied lo mauy cases ol CANCEROUS
HUMOBB. “"wettySuti'u
cured by COMpLaINTS. It removes
1 medicine is an.BIIJPU o rendering the Liver
»n extraction m= i ' c ,‘ l '““°"vS pl|p,u.ti Qn of He
cie» of r,lhma, a B J may be
u «KS cSs, and at all at
Syrup hrwhole 8 !
j ua Foimuun ureet, ProviJe‘ico,yL AM
.ale ...2 Fehrtsylvonia,
I-. -v cor Wood and Sixth .13.. rwb*
BURNHAM’S PAThNI
b#3iSSS2=
■Bggssssssfcc
xLe“ * applicduo equaUy, .hat the Press ia
notUabletobtejVorgctoo^of mblitiiMe for the
4th—The Doinpemng „, h _ avm - all the trou
brush, blotting pap*'aim. WO ith itsvfeight in gold,
bio incident to then nse, »u“ ‘‘ -r jiyantage with nny
pffiSSSr’K be told
Bank Checks, ?r . P rfonfidenily believed, is ihe
eirable. This m^e^ u f5 1, , h - nnblic for the porpoae for
b«st ever presented 10 • f nrn i ß h in many a deside-
Which it is desijned.and „ u at a
raium lonjr needed. The underogneu desi|6 w pcr .
SC2 papers for ready and eaa,
reference. _ COPYING BOOKS.
The Paper in <he» gjg‘ Wriilng
Paper 1 , bound fSbSent|ach. with Tri,ued Pages,
■4 « lt »s«»r ° (
> The underageed havlnaproc reasonable prices
the above articles.now Boolki, or
at wholesale “f r s‘Sj at short
Binder mrniahedworte^^y^^^
oouce. All of tne ano aheot* of any sue.
Also—Copying Paper, • t f n v best in use.
Arnold’s
l ° 8 “
necessary
JOHN F- COLE i CO., I
A W^SH&SSfSSS
SSsassgsaagrSS
JhreSc diarehma l» •'»PP ed - m >i a D 7^ S «l 3 Pr ‘S«“
, p p^.?
S„V? o ire olaee Barrenness, in some cases, S lves
Xee lo I>niUulnes3, an.! a »», •.
good health. ‘ —*-
Th«ruamau Body nwi P«r»plr«,
»>TO HATE A Ci>\
• And „,»» B ts B ««4^:° ; r “
tos“™e£p|i“ic«^tjw York knowfwUo’ u>e a
'em
;
Sib
Lily WtUie*
T ADIES are camioiied a'gaiiwl asm?common prepa-
They arenotaware bow frightfully iniortous it is
to the akin how coarse, how roogh, how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the sittn
appears after usingprepared Chalk!
Besldea. it is Infarious, coatato
inz a large quantity ofLeau !
We have prepared a beaulifnl veaetabieurticie, which
we call SPANISH vV.HITE. •
It h> perfectly innocent, being purified. of aU deieteri
ona Qualities; and it imparts to the slcra a natural,
healthy, alabaster, cleat, living ■whitej at the same
time acting us Costuelie on the skin, making u soft and
Sooth lold by\he Agent, W&I.JAGKSON, Bit Liber
ty street, head of. Wood, Pittsburgh. Price t>S cents.
trearly ,Whti»,T««t!kJj4lßM»“r,
TO BE HAD FOll 25 CENTS.
ThERSONS who have either, are honorably assured
that if their breath isever so foul, or their ,
A teeth decayed, dark or yellow,
and encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent box of Jones
Amber Tooth Paste will make the teeth white as snow
and thel>reat!r‘odlfeTOnily Vwdet.
Sold otlly at JACKSON’S Store, 210 Liberty stree
head of Wood. ■ ... i ldeog>_
A UQDID'HiraATf S5Sr OTiJfortteehhngWS®,
A while, red or greyhair to “ beaou W
*ead of wood. • -— — .
TTENRV
s sSS3afa«saB; , 52ftS
»iU scll wholesale? ex «iad, and
qoalitie r fjnUy' purchased out of iho custom
SoSSmc « heretofore iu supply o( OYSTERS, SAR
DINES, *e-i fcu- ' i -
Adams & Ca>’» Kipnu Office, i
?ters^aassff*
Tangle to P arc ‘ ta *° r *{ , aFOUavTH. Agenu
-• t .v
r ' . * s'
, SißflT '- r Z
Tub subscriber beg* tnost iespe*ual»JP_ _*' -
tuatifcs to hi* friend* lnr JBjMnr
liberal patronage bestowed ,■upon bta UnetC Jl* wg;
hopes by slrietattentloa
dud fidelity' Iff the eiecauon o|!BlnoTaeraiei)«We<l : K> ; ;
his care, to mem a continunnceof their favors,
'He would also announce (o taem and the .pebue in ,
neutral, that ho Jins jut
mem of Goods, selected in New Vork ahd PhifadeTphl*.
for the Fall and Winter Tradet-aneh «MBperßae»lje*
and Fansy Colored CLOTHS-, Labrador, JUnAskln,
Beaver and PeYonshita r Cetsey.,Cottung»t Plain and
Colored French CASSrMERKS, lif which ho would m-
ftttcntfott? wbidiylot/nunctyttttUpcWßeo *. . ;
of style ia supenqrtoany_tUmg inUiis AJso.a
beautiful lot of Blflclc and Colored SILK SAT?r« J ‘Caiay , .
mere, Marseflles and While Silk party;VesUngSj-aU of
which ho is prepared to penor
manner, nl low prices iut^SJS^C
Seuti4-«B*Tiaid:«rae»->i.:;-.
TO TAILOIIS-J. c. Willi’s Graduating Shoulder
I lions, ain P Without Instructions, S 7 lootr
Ki.n.nt and liactol Clotting. "
nALLAGt?AN to CO, tomnoC Jini Wm
\J streets, we now receiving frt®iUie Tbaaiernffljji
CIS a well selected aitd extensive lot Of CwthSj CaMi
“teres ana Vesuugs, wjiiehaurpaM in beauty ««*«£•s
iy, any oilier colieciion wOst orthe.:HtouijtaiJl*»
Cowls aie the choice orihe«asteminarWl*woff Wfocti,
cd by the proptteiors.Mheingelves, expregsiy Jor. tti* • -
market Theywere purchased for cAfloat fowpmes,
which Will enable the, Undersigned to dispose r.qjLWOB- •
about twenty ser cent, cbeaber than the pn«s*cftatgeq , .
by the generality of tailoring establishments mthiitW
CUmlS—French, English and American have been ;
selected with grea*-.clr.cu«jspecilott|' arid'TOiions style t
of rich material for Ovoteoauiwe. we Jit abundance.
Oar stack of very, extensive.nna
v aried, including all the newest, richest«nd most fesb*. -
ionublei?pecime»is.xeccnUy Mnporjed.and.foxntifactnred. ;
Our stock ot VESTINGS includes av&netyof all the.
fancy patterns to be had lit New YoTk taest
varied and elegant—while some, whenuropertyimade
up orient an uppearauce of modest grandeun Taking
the variety as a whole, U certainly sutsaMMjapy.cob.
lection of Vestings ever brought to.onr city befoi^ : , ; . /
Gentlemen of taste who desire mwe up»
cut and munufoeiored by experienced artists, will
please ca 11 and exnmininor ihemwlves* Thegmoyen
fftr iiicnt'etinn' - - ..OAbMAuHAn.U, vU't vv , -
sepi!4 ' ■ corner o<“ Wood gtttf Water aueeia,, :
' SPUING AMU SCjTMKB. CiOTHIHQV
THREE BIG DOORSI
JHo 101, Liberty Street, TtfUtrurgh. .
JOHN McCLOSKEY. Una now the pleasure , of un
nouiioing to lua numerous friends and thp.puhlio, la..
general, that fils Spring and Summer amek isnpw ready ;
for Inspeenon, which he; believes vviUbefcmJiil 10. be
line of the Inrgeal .and heal sclented slocks of Ready-
Made Clothing to he foond la the Western Country..
He has ibie sea«qn paid more than usual plication to
ihe manufacturing and style oi his Garments, so lhatthe
very lowest priced, us well as the got up in a
siyte and elegance not to be surpassed a
He would tlie attention of all dealers
in Clothing to his present tspleiidid assortment or
' Headr-Usut Oaronntt, 4
As he feels confident, upon exnimnaufm of the qualifies
and prices of lies goods, he can offer them euchinduce
(nents as shall make u their mieteat to purchase at his
fllauy years’esperience,and greaisuccesSijntlielm; ,
-iness. together with an unprecedented utwlapltani r«r,,.
tail pstronage,has enabled; hiur to gel up Garments to
suit tbe business habits and tasles of location In
the Union, which ih of the utmost importajtce.towhfiifi*.
InfbK Catting department Will be found & choice ..SC- :
lection of ihe most fashionable goods,coqsisUrig Of—
French t, English and American jproaaaow,
Cashmereita, Ac , Ac. Ako, an excellent assortment ot
VESTINGS, of the latest ond-most fashionable styles—
ail of which he ia prepared to make w order in ;iho,bew
manner and ot the most reasorable prices.
COME,' THEN, V ONE r ANB ~ -
The Assortment, the. Quahty,and the Vanety,
mo*t extensive, undoubtedly, to be roind m:Vi?j:Umte4
States 2*™
r l' l wiiurte -Palemee o, -- .» valuable r«cm*
turn Coi tlie manufacture anil siilofJJES™ i*eh£>
West, tliey having been manufactured heretolore eiccin
sivelv in the East-where they.are superseding the use ,
S wooden coffins, late Una method of Informing Abe
public, that they are now manafaoturing elgtiteendtffer
cm sizes of the modern Sarcophagus, varymarm length -. •„ •„
from SS tncht s to Cl feel, with width and
for bodies, of ordinary size, and, for.Uw»«, Who dejlr*
space for cushioning, or Tor bodies
«ion 4 have several sizuib deeper a,utl /.W/dM*. ...
-veniion now eoniing into general
of the srreaiest of urn age. These Bnßttlt/vA***,*®!®
composed of various kinds of meials,but principally of
l ”riiey arejiioroughly enamefcd fnfSUe “Hj, ® n tjs?J
thus tunde impeavious to air and indestructible.- fhey
are hiehiv ornamental, and of a classic form, are light
and portable, while they combine the greatest strength
which metal is capable of, iu a given quantity. .
When properly secured with cement theyare peTlect
Iv uir tight; aud-.frcc trout ctthalnUon of elusive gascl.
The> r cost no more than good wooden coffins, and me %
belter than any olher amclehnuse,
for transportation, vaults, or ordinary, intennentsrns has
b°e'[proven by actual experimcma.and certified to by
rome of our most scientific men; also, hy.lhe Hooora
bles llenry Clay, Dnmcl:.Webster,,iawi* .CosvMid .
other ilisti nghishem Senators ""S 0 h wltb nffi«ldetos :
merits md whose toilers, together wlffiotherevWences
of their worth, may be seen alour ,
Depot, No 374 Mam street, three doors a
where vte intend to keep on handolallumes,such a
stock of all Sizes and degrees-of ornament and finish a*
will sail the most diversihed tastes.
We invite the attention of the public,
kers particularly UirougUontthe west,toon
rtf tin* article, mid request then] not to reJy upPU.Vio re{r* , . .
resrutnuonsoliuiderlakers not usmgthe prude, whose
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Sarcophagus lVarsrooiraj <?{n f* n^ oa ‘
THE audeißU;ned.GEQfcGßK.KoßßriSjU£4MlikerM3il v
solengentior tite Solo of theabove veloible arn- <
cles announces lhal he is prepared 10 BJPPty ~
kers anti others having occasion for Ul ,“r «£SimtSll
name <jf ail sizes, from t foot.lo inchestaoftetOiUCflPS
in length, of various-widihs'and for bo- -
dies of any size; eilhef, plain, bronwd ; QT.SiMa®..“J
highly ornamented. Also, name plated and tnmmnga
forihe same. Attention to,the very low pnetfa: affixed,
with the view of their generiladoption* 1* applied, JO > •
31? At iholeenlevfor *plain bronzedCa^es,of muni
“'“ST i for Bodies 22 to 38 inches in length,
O it 93 to 33 ** ' w 4,30 • .
3 it 33 to 40 ** M 6,00
4 tt 40 t 046 “ ®,®».
5 tt 4G1054 “• “ ®>«°
0 “ 5410,60 “ ; }®>®®
9 68foM “ “
' to “ 69 to 73 I* • ... a H’SS
a - 73 to 76 , “ , ,
w -tt 60 (0 65 “ extia deep- 12J*>
13 “ 65 to 69 “ “ «.««
14 “ 66 to 70 " • , JS,®®
15- “ 65 to 73 “ “ l»i®®
}| a 7010 76 “ “ SO,®
Name plates from *4,50 to SOper dozen- . -
Modeiaieaddmonalchargeforextragildmgandonia .
mental painting, or inlaid gold, silver and pearl, wtirk.
Communications, desirmg further mformalioUjOror .
ders for Cases and “ a, 7, l^^ a U^i^”?. P en V
tion by addressing OEO. K. Agent,
Sarcophagus Warerooms, 37i Main U«,
IT7“ Funerals auended»h® a r*e and carriage* lurnißO*
edTand conveyances, with appropriate a«eu<tents pro
vided for transportation loany patiof the coOttlry,.on • j
application at uie otficii;as.ttbove- ■ . : ■
' Pittsburgh Leather Depot* . ■
KBARO & CO., No. ,103 Wood stbect v have lost
received a Fall supply of. slock in iheirlme, Bal-
Vcrt sdLi LKATHKR, Philadelphia
Ktoian“calf Skins, French Calf Bkins, Courrtflr »p
-bm Kina and Calf Skins,-Moroceo Lining and Blnduig-
Sskins; Tanner’s Oil; Tanner?*and Catrier’s.Tgols,4a!.
Andflaken together, they believe It ll.e large Bl and Jbesl
assortment ever offered belore in one housei in Fill*.
bureh. Ail of winch we are |prepared to sell tq cash
ana prompt paying customers at the very lowest prices
P °We take pleasure in showing our stock, and cordially
invite purchasers to examine, before purcnaslng_clW^
where l“Ei§2L.
r —PUlihurgh Ceuli Factory.
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40 BiaMoao suxt,HHISSSqP’-:
. Jfear WoOQ.ti .Btr(€lt -
eONTINUES'to manufacture CARRIAGtSof every
description and of the latest and mdst approved
styles, to order aud for sale; Attending persoimUyto
each branch of his Manufactory, and selecudg hts ma
terial from the best that the eastern market cau afford,
he feels confident that he can please the'mosrfaattdious.
Giving hia. entire time and attention to the business, he
is determined to compete with any of the eastem marie t.
Southern and WestemMerchants nre respectfully in
vited to cal 1 and examine his stpek before purchasing
elsewhere, as he is determined to sell as good and as
cheap Bn article as any nlhereslabUshmcnt. - faepu
: AUicnnam aaioonii
WM W WARD begßleave 10 inform tnetaaicaanu
of ihecityand.vicinitjr, Jb»I*»JSK&
pared to serve up in a aopenor inanuer, WM BBS.
cooked-in the various slyest and at the request o^«
&E°VffaTd^« k I%»
COrrfcß, lbA“n • . u ' o)t a ud airearneat desire to
u share of puWlo
laloon .lrLus.es. to«u4.
and Drinking*
BVERYJJOOY ttiaiis fond. OLtbe good :
(ifSj /—yjthiars of this life, should drop round anunee
’^SUS?'HARRY GRAHAM, at W» .new- Hqltl,
No; 36,0ne door from Penn,on Sl ClairsL
•Harry-serves out to his castomera the best iOystetfljXi
ouors, Wines and Cigars that can be fooml iit any of
uiese xie diggina . :- fttn2&gm
; , jobn WiTimi • j'-;..:.
HASAIiWAYS ON HAND.of Uiffownmanulacmre;:
“lMde assortment of wIIII>B,CANKS and CM
BREliltAffof every description, which; hewiU dispose
St wholesale or nHuii, al pricevas low a. they can be
nr’ocuredforin either the cities of New York, Philadel-
Shia or Baltimore. Also, on hand a-large,supply of
ftM “SBIS add INGBAIN. CARPET, BAGSandLA
DIES’.SATPHEIiS,' which: will ho_ sold at Now York
itrin.ps ’ Jnst Tcccivcd-frorn, ihc
ply at INDIA RUBBER WHIPSj
•and retail.— • JOHNW. lliu^
ao2B No 143. Wood tiearVirgm alley.
-- ■ : —■ ■ sii&XK' BOUPISO. : ;
THOMAS ARNOLD, Store Roofer and Dealer in Slot*.
haioii haiid a foil supply of very superior goaged
sl. ATE. siiil is prepared to execute any orders for work:
Star iiay- be entrusted to him, ia a maimer that will in-
Kure sausfaenon, and on very accommodfttmgierins,—
Hc devoies Ms entife time ana attention. lothe business,
and feels confident that alUus worfc.wtllbe perfect a
He'tnay be found ftt IfOgtnr, 4 IS& Wood
Aieet*. •
VewvCfcocoiftte raotory, j..
rtIG N GIAMBONI .& CO. TespeetfuiW-Ihfornt th© ,
CTpitoite-tliM' Aey.ire now nianoiaoiujfiag
LATE of eVery tinaHty.tuia pn«e.-. Tow Chocojiueytui* v
tike moat others aotd'hfeT&is w irraniedjraa
alleroledy and hence L of fine r ffa vor, ;more r nuiricioua.
arid wholesome. am} Co.» having been propxie^
tors of one of the largest Clmcolate manufactories in
lialy, assure ihcpnbhc that they wilt tarnish an article
equal, if uot superior,-to the besiimpou«d>and at a less
***ll is for sale at Mr. SOREL 5 S J (Mad Sotet’S Millinery.)
No. hs Fourth street-* up stairs* neii doot to ihe May
oT>»pgji*o. 1
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER XX
Foreign and JDtmntic CigaU, Tobactu tad Staff.
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