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R°«ewooi Pianos, which can
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* . A!sp, an elegant Rosewood Pjano foi
renbuy. tie-month or year •
-novg . CHARLOTTE BLUMR lie Wood at
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VERY.LA.DY bnVu!e a‘Piano'gboaltl purchase and
read TempletonVncw book;,
;i*o book fpr aPßEsawr
. excepiionfas neat apiece of priming and bind
in^aswaseVer'erecuted.'^
There is ho possible casaaliy ibatoan happen to a Vi
ano for "wlijchiidoes cot point oai aaeasy remedy, be
,sides giviilgdireGlions how 10 keep the instrument atway*
..tn <una, Pnceonly Bi— wonh ten times ihai much. _ JI
■. ctm.be sent by nrail to any part of the United States for
a few cents; „ - IUBMrt .
Published** John H. Mellor, Wood street, and Henry
Xleber, Third; street, Pittsburgh, and may be bR decl.u
-• principal-book stores.
1852.
subscriptions for any of the $3,00 Mag* »
f %£?’V£gy’’?Bio* I or—-* Magazine i Sartaln’a
' specimen copies of aU the Haga
“SmJmdOb'sScles. A Romaoce-by G P. R. Jamea,
inNaw York*la Door, and Oat of Doora. Bias
: TOniaS «’Bartlolt. With engravings on steel and nu
matonsjHnstranonsonwpod.
at tbe Cheap Book S .b«of jNER
declO No- 32 BmUhSeld street.
Ladlcl 11 Bead XUl* 111
INTHEPRESS, anti wUI siorOy be ready, ‘ THE
HANDMAID TO THEPIANO ; comprising a fall
description °r the mechanism of Hie instrument, dw de
fecu iowtuchit is liable (about.2oo m number,l ine
melhodbf WmiittuiirVatsK defect, imd instructions how
lo keep the instrument always in tune. By r. a, i em*
person having a Piano skould have a copy of
thy boot No wort of tba kind has ever been publish
ed, ' The iiflormaiion it imparls is worth ten tunas its
hrice—one dollar; and, among other advantages, it will
effectually guard yon from having yoor Piano spoiled by
unskillful toners. , . .
Ladles and gentlemen in the cities of Pittsburgh ana
Allegheny, desiring.eatly copies-of the work, can be
furnished at-their residences by leaving their addresses
at the s music-stores of Messrs. John H. Meltor, Wood
street, and Henry Kleber, Third street. nf
By sending one dollar to the nuihor, at the Gazette Of
fice, Pittsburgh, a copy will be forwarded, free of post
age to any part of the United Stales. Six copies lor
fire dollars; A liberal discount to Book sellers and Mu
sic dealers. ' .
There is no more appropriate present that a gentle
man can make to a lady, than a copy of this book.
Send to yonr orders I octsirdm
. oooble'Hced Melodcon,
Pl ftHEtsubscriber has just opened a very fioeMelodeoß,
1 5 octaves; .with double sen of reeds, mane by the
original inventors, Cnrhardt and Needham, New York.
Tins instrument is equal.iu point of power and volome
tp.aayama.il organ, and far preferable to it
of lone, capacity to stand in tune and facility w trans*
porting; These instruments are made expressly lor
church use, and owing to the lowness of price are fast
superseding the organs. The public are respectfully
invited to call and examine this fine Melodecn previous
to its leaving the subscriber’s warerooin, « having been
purchased by a congregation in this city. ' •'
P . / ... H.KLEBER, No 101 Third st.,
o ct29 - Sole agpnt for Carhardt A Need ham’s Mclodeon
-■' ■ "SEW ausic.
SONGS fay -Miss Catharine Hayes;
Come where the Sweet Zephyrs pass;
•The Harp that onee through Tara’# Halls;
O! Sing to Me; Cornin’ through the Rye;
-Snugs sung fay Jenny Lind at her Concerts ;
Aula Robin Gray; Home, Sweet Home ;
The Lost Heart; The Cavalier;
The Keepsake—a sequel to the Cavalier;
Strike the Harp Gently—by Woodbary;
Sweet Anne Of the Vale; The Mother** Song;
CallMe Pet Names; Pilgrim Land Forever;
Little Red Riding Hood—taken from the Story ;
The Lord’s Prayer—with Musie by S. Glover;
A Parting Hymn—Sisters Ere We all are Parted ;
Why do Summer Roses Fade—with colored plate;
Forest, Bride’s, Flower,Schouish A Bloomer Polkas;
Giarifle Waltz, Bloomer Waltz, Ac.
Received and for sale by
JOHN H. MELLOR, 31 Wood su
■ New Boots !
TyST RECKIVEH AT MINEtt A CO.’S, No. 32 Smtib
o field. Street— . .
Kossnlh and the Hungarian War,— comprising a
complete History of the late Struggle of the
HtmgaijnpH Tor Liberty; with , notice* ol the leading
Ghfefe and Statesmen who distinguished themselves in
in council'and in the field; with authentic Portraits and
Illustrations j 4 _ .
VenetiaTrelawney, dr the Mysteries ol the Court ot
London; being the final conclusion of “ Tbe Mysteries
of the Court od-ondon,” “ Bose Poster” mud “Caroline
of , L „
Tom Jones, or tbe History of a Foundling, by Henry
SJcetclro'fUie Life of Louis Kossuth, Governor of Hun
gary, together witli'the Ueclaratfon of Hungarian Inhe
pendenoy ; “Kossuth 1 * Address to tbe People of the
United States; 1 * ail hirfgreat speeches in England ; and
the Letter tot Daniel Webster to Chevalier iiolsemann.
All the above lor sale at MINER A CU.’S.
UcmarUablc Cures,
BY THE USE OF DR HOUGHTON’S PEPSIN
From Dr. Haugian'i San Soak of Cota 4 Carmjamd
tna.. Cu< I —Miss A. Roofed S 9
' K DTerursiA —This
<*leur fluid from ihe atom
schin the morning. The stomach swelled much »t
nleht Tongue coaled and elnmmy ; moch ihirst, uo
appetite; towel! costive; doll, stupefying sensauon ~,
Seforehead; complaints of two years standing. Gave
her some Parses on Monday. Came hack in a week,
said the pain had not been “ half so bad since lading
the second dose, and was daily growing less. The
constant n was ai*o K°pe ; appeuie im
proved; tongue cleaner; bowels rt&olax; head full
heavy-- In another week she was entirely iree from un
easiness and pain in the stomach ; raised no acid flaids,
head'felt clear} and every trace of the stomach com*
'’ForS'by'TEYSER is McDOWELL. 140 WOOD
etfCctr Pittsbatgh |aeen_
1 Medical Notice-
Dr. BLANCHARD, (from Boston, Mara) has arrived
in Pittsburgh, and taken rooms at No. 8a Smlthfield
street. Dr. B. during a ten years’ pracoce in Boston,
enjoyed the highest reputation for the cure of old Cbron
iCOomplalnts, such as complaints of the liver, spinal
eomplaints, old chronic rhnmatlrm. spasmodic asthma,
te. Dr: B. being obliged to reu ove trom the sea
coast in regard for his health, has chosen Pittsburgh as
STpermaSent residence, will be happy to aiiend all
thoseafflicted with disease, who may give him n call.
Office hours from 8 A. M.W 9P. « krr HFIEU> 9l
s6o BEW/OW.
DB- BLANCBAHO,(from Boston,) proclaims to the
afflicted far and near, that ue has discovered the
m °*
ever presented to the world. By his treatment founded
on observations made in the bo*pitals of Europe and
America, he will insure a perfect cure m from two to
five days, if apptied to early. . . .
Office No. 08 SMITHFIELD 81, Pittsburgh.
A CERTAIN CURE.—When the misguided votary of
pleasure find* be has imbibed the seeds of this painful
disease.il too often hapens that an iW-tuned sense of
shame or dread of discovery deters mm from applying
to those who from education and respectability can alone
befriend him, delaying UU the constitutional symptoms
of the horrid diseases make their appearance, afflicting
the head, throat, nose, akin, Ac-, ending m decay am
death*
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ur.B. addresses those who have injared themselves
- and improper indulgence, that secret ana
them
These are some of me fad and melaachoiv effects
produced by early habits of youth, vu; Weakness of
the Back and Limbs; Pain in the Bead, Dimness of
Sight; Loss of Muscular Power; Palmtaiion of the
Heart; Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Intability, Derango
mhnl of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Con*
*°§entai]/the fearful effects on the mind are much to
beAreoded, loss of memory, confusions of ideas, de
pressions of spirit?, evU forbodings r avcrsion to society,
self distrust, love of solitude, timidity, Ac.» these are
some of the evils produced Such persons should be lore
conlemplaung JJXKRJAGE
consult Dr. B, and be at once restored. Lei not false
delicacy prevent yoe, bet apply immediately and save
yourself from lie dreadful and awful consequences of
this wfriMe malady . . „ , , .
Weakness immediately cured and full vigor restored.
Office No. 08 Stnithfleld streei, Pittsburgh, Hours
M- „ ~
fry*Medicine sentto any part of the country, secure
ofobservaiion, by addressing (post. paid) Dr- E
BLANCHARDsanO describing case. declO
Freneh P«riocUei
XTHESE DROPH are always invariably certain to reg-
V alate the Female system- They were discovered
hy the renowned Rieord, while practicing in the hospi
tals of Paris* and are always warranted to cure all cases
of SUPPRESSIONS, IRBEGUI-ARITIEB, Ac„
from cold'or other causes. They have been used in
of eases andKCT«B»An.KD to produce the de
sired effect. These drops are perfectly harmless, and it
needs but one trial to convince the moat skeptical of
their «*inni«hing efficacy. Wherever they fall to cure
SSj'iSSSSSSIhe MONEY WILL BE RETURN KD.
They are ibe only genuine and safe remedy for all
7 sVpPRBBSI6XB At*D IRREQ OLABZTISB,
• and coone after trying them once, can ever be induced
Dropsare for sale at the office of I>r. BLANCH
ARD, No. eBSmithfie!d st. Full directions accompany
each bottle. They can be sent to any part ol the coun
try, semre of observation, by enclosing jhe prtce in a
. letter directed to Dr.Eu Blanchard Price Fnra Doixab*.
.Office hours from 8 A. M., to© P. M.—Sondays not
exeepted. . declOtly
.Henry Riehudiony Jeweller,
HAVING refined his store In a handsome manner,
aiidtmt recently retarned from the Eastern dues
with a fine assortment of Watches. Jewelry and Fancy
Good*, wohld call the attention of his friends and cus
tomers to the fact, that among his Watches will be found
the most desirable rtyJeSjpatierns and makers. Of Jew
elry, the latest styles, of broefaes, brea«t pins, fob and
vert' chains, finger rings, ear rings, miniaiare, lockets,
&<?
FANCY GOODS— Sach as paper macho, work tables,
work boxemdesks, fancy vases, perfeme bottles, table
mats, ; Colt's pistolß, porte moomes, in variety;
china ftnit anienkedishes, Ac., with an endless “ariety
of useful and ornamental articles, which have only to be
be appreciated. NQ el MA HKJBTBTREET
TTODROWN INTEREST UN VOEVED I Dovou
if want good warm UNDERSHIRTS I Go IoWM.
UaLY & Co I *. Do you care for economy in UnOer-
Clolliiogt Remember the Stocking Manufactory on
Fifth street: W. D. 4. Co. are manufacturing and tm
porUnghenee. Those who buy from them Bave two or
TYarebouae, 83 Cedarst.
' T«»wVnrk. 2H»I
O..PKR3PQNDENT3.— K Hie gentlemen who
EfStfsisssieaaKsraa
reply to th«r j4que«u ~ rheir letter-dated;
toisiimp-MgggfasggaiSS:' !
B ‘ w & gpiithficld street ,
QtOVERSEKU-ISO boa. to am^ A R X&f ill.
~(Td£l S ~- b<geS PWne ‘ '° rB STUAR T fc SILL
bbJ
'A forgaJfl by
"OOWDEKI
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VnUU ABD.WISIKB aR«IASOBM« , ‘S T
T • FDR TRAVEL BETWEEN
I CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH,
by the Cleveland &■ Pittsburgh Railroad.
F> j, n u .'LF.VICLAND I" If ANOVKR STATION; 76
From HA NOV HR to WKLLSVILU;., by
■Situtn. 30 inline, and from WHLUSVUiLK lo Pl i
IMJROH 1»v the new and splendid steamer * l-UKtv'i
" This arrangement in continue until the » r f to {
January, 1852, wncn the Car* will run from Cleveland
to Wclfcville. , . , ..
I The Express Train of Cars will leave Cleveland daily
{Sundays excepted) ntfe.4s, A. M » after the arrival of
the Night Train from Cincinnati, arriving at “ a,, ° V D r
siation at 12 35, P. M., and at WelUville at 7 o'clock, F .
Jll., and at Pittsburgh the same evening.
; Returning will leave Pittsburgh daily at P, P- m., ar
fivlij£at_Cleveland at 5 o’clock, F. M. next day, in sea*
ion to connect with llie Evening trains to Cincinnati,
and with Steamer* East and West on the Lakes until
the close of navigation. .
» Time from Pittsburgh to Cleveland 20 hours; to Cin
cinnati 36 hours.
Fare to Cleveland $4,00; to Cincinnati $lO,OO
(Signed) C. PRENTISS, Frrsident
Omen of the C. A P R. ft. Co. >
Rare no, Nov 8, 1851. y
irr* For lick is apply to
G. M .BARTON, Agent,
Monongahela Mouse, Pittsburgh.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Commrjicing on Monday,
RAILROAD EXPENDED FROM PITTSBURGH
INTO OHIO,
And connected with Railroads leading to Cleveland
, Columbus, and Cincinnati. 62 miles Railroad ,
and only 19 miles Staging between Pittsburgh,
\ Alliance and Cleveland.
THE Eipress Train leaves Pittsburgh at ft A. M.,
stopping only at Sewickly. Rochester, New Brighi-
On, Darlington and Knou, ami reaches Palestine.
miles, at 10 40 A. M.. where take siaues to
Salem, 19 miles, ami railroad thence to Alliance ana
Cleveland. _ ... „
; Stages run daily from Alliance to Canton, Massillon,
Wooster ami Mausfield ; amt from Enon to New Castle,
Portland and Warrcu. r . , . 0
Returning, the Express Train leaves I alesune at &.
SO P. M., passes Rochester at 4 P- M.. and arrives nl
Pittsburgh at 5 P. M. _ .
. (T7* The New Brighton Accommodation Train leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A. M. and 4 P. M., ami New Bughion
at 7.30 A M and 1 30 P. M , slopping at intermediate
Rations. Excursion Tickets good for two days are
sold between Pittsburgh, Rochester and New Hnghton.
' The Passenger train leaves Alliance at 9 A. M., an
Salem at 9 A. M
The'Prains oo not run ou Sui day. ,
Omnibuses run in connection with the trams to
from the station on Federal street.
Mint IUC nuiuittl till a I.UFI Cl e.ivww
For tickets apply at the Federal street Station to
decS I GEORGE PARKIN,TitIed Agent.
Bstwsen Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Time Reduced to Twenty Four Hours
ON and after the Ist of DECEMBER next Passen
gers will be carried by the
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, between Philadelphia and
puisbursh, in TWENTY-FOUR HOURS, wilh only
28 miles of Staging over an ricellcnt rurnplke
p nTe *■* 00
This is Ihe shortest and best route between the Great
West and the Atlantic Cities, and the socoMMoninoas
a,e in ail respeois of ihe t.ighcwt cha™c,er^ ooß
novl4:3ra - Agent Penn’a Rail Road Co.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
11HE subscriber-, Agenis for tlte IVnnsylvanio Rail
road Company. are uow prepared to re/ eipt freight
through to Philadelphia during the winter fit the follow
f*or ail first class good* and wool -Si per 100 lb*
For bacon, butter, lard, tallow, and
all heavy freight ••• • l.OOperlOO
Time Five day*
OOVUPK A COLE, As'is,
decl Corner l’enn and Wavnc sts. P” tßb ? r !l h -
Only Forty pi lie* StafilitK 1
BY TH F NE VV CENTRAL RAILROAD
fo PHILADELPHIA.
'KaLJU ARR ANOEM EK I**
VIA THE iVSIT- PEXiVSYLVAXIA UAILROA D
UO!> INTENT AM) TKIKURAPH MAIL LINKS
\T of splendid new Troy builtConehea.for fllairaville,
will leave Pittsburgh - very day at 1 o'clock, I*. M .
at 4 o’clock I*. M and from thence Wt mile* l> v the JV«r
J*enna|rteo»*o Railroad, t« Philadelphia, New \ ork and
Baltimore. Tim* ihroußk only thirty hmm
Coaches will leave every -veinm- at l aud 4 o clock.
KYTRAS To leave at any time., always In readme**.
Tbl* is the mo*l diree . comfortable and expeditious
route to the Eastern cities Passenger* Inr Baltimore
take lac UCA' Railroad itl Hmrtsburf! direct, on the arn
val of the ear* an not place.
N II —The omy Office for the ntmve Lme* under M.
Cliarle* Hotel. 4U Word street, Pittsburgh
„ e pt W. K. MOORHKAL). Agriu.
ly was very spare anil
low *, hod incessant ea
siness aud pain In (be
of the siomach; two
three limes a day ibe
in increased to such a
gree astof’taake her
ream with agony. These
tacks happened soroe
wheu none had bctu
Winter Arrangementi.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
/ BEAT Sl’t-ED—ONLY 538 Mii' STAGING
VT l»u anil after rhur.daj next, UUi cl December, tin-
Express Miul Triuii wi 1 itMivr me on UtUeriy *l ,
above lhe Curml Undue, ever. innrn.eg, o clock.—
Paasanger* will go by the Car* twelve uules lo Turtle
Creek, wbere they will find the beat of com bea m rendi
uce* to convey them twenty-eight uiilcs, over a first-rate
turnpike road, to Beuit>‘* »iamm, ana there lake toe
splendid new cars oi ibo Pciiiuiyivaiua Rai.roiid (. ompa
ny direct lo Ptnlmicipluu ana Baltimore. rhroagb m
twenty toar hour*. .. „
‘Fare to Ptailadcidptum Stl.UO, 10 Baltimore.
Passenger* will procore ttieir Ticfcei* ui the Ucice, m
(tie Monongaiieitt (louse. Baggagejhetkcdihrough
dect* Tieket A pciu P H R
In tiu immediate victnity of the Cilten of Pittsburgh ana
Allegheny, Pa
rpiilS INSTITUTION will be opened «-n the Ut day of
I October, for the itccpuon of pupil*. who will be in
structed in ary or u!l of the following branches of an
elementary, use'.U' and liberal education: Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Ancient ami Modern History, An
nienla.i.i Modem l.eogiaphy. uk of mr U .obo». Hotinjr,
l : seful and Ornamental Needle V\ orit. Mumc and Draw
ing T K R M s :
Tne animal pension for Board, Turnon and \Y a »h
-tng,payable,payable half yearly in advance, SUjMM)
Music for beginners,
For the vtsfi oi the Instrument, -
Drawing.
The healthy locution of the establishment ; the pictu
resque scenery , varied and extensive prospect, so ani
mating and enlivening U) youthful minds, must render it
a desirable place mi education.
The-gTeatest attention of the Teachers wui be paid to
the health, moral und intellectual culture of the pupils
committed to their rare, audio render that attention
effective,the discipline will be .-xaci, yet mild and pa
rental There w.n be two semi-annua* vacations of a
K.rmigh. each. Wl “‘l? J “‘
rmg the session. MRS. UA \ ID L i iNCiI,
sep24:tAl . .... _ Pr _ mci PfL.
R«V. Dr. K.iliilxellr*« Pemala Seminary,
KITTANNING, PA^
WILL* RF. urKN.foritsSlXTH SfrJ?sSlON,on Wed
nesday. October 2Din,lt*sl
T ams-Per Session of »3 Weeks—Payable m Advance ;
Board and English Tuition, - 800,Ob
• Piano, with Singing and u*e of Instrument, - ib,J»
French, German,Lada, Drawing & Painting.each, to 00
Bed, Bedding and Washing, .... 6.00
Stationery, * • ‘ ‘ ,
The two Sessions commence respectively, on ttie last
Wednesday in April and In October. Pupil? are not re
ceived but by special arrangement, for less than one
session. No deduction for absence, except m cases of
groat emergency. NO EXTRAS. ... .
Ctrcu.ars, containing Kecommendotions, Ac , can he
had of Mis. G. K. white, Mai set street, and ol Mr.
Mellor, 81 Wood street. [tcpiS
Kxcltange blvery Stable and Karniihing
• Office,
No. 178 Penn Street, near the St. Clair Hotel.
_ Thk *nb«crit'er, ihnnkfu) u» the public
Jhe liberal sluire of custom in hts line
&a£Opgj3v heretofore, would inform iliem that he has
the UNDKKI’AKINtf bunt
nc*« iu connection with Im# UVKRY buniness, and will
attend to funeral# on a* reasonable terms a# any in the
citv Any person having anything to do in his line,who
may rive turn a call, cun depend upon their buamess be
LOUIS KBiaBJOAN
AbAftl , KEUIKMAN,
[of llie lale firm of Sami* A Rome man
bOVIB RKIKEiiAS & CO.,
IMPORTERS A N P DEALKHS IN
Clocks ' Waicha , JtVJtlrjr, WatcK Materials, Tools, Sft , SfC
Drops*
FIFTH «TBBET, ONE DOOU FROM WOOD, PITIBBUBOH,
FTtAKK leave to .announce to the trade and the public
I generally, that they have ibem»eive« carefully se
lected and imported from Euroye, a large stock ol Gold
and Silver Watches, Watch Materials,and Tools for
Watch makers; and a moat elegant assortment ol Jew
elry, from the bc>i manufactories—which they ofler at
prices as low as they can he purchased in the eastern
markets.
Their stock of Watches consists of' Gold and Silver
Patent Levers; do Detached Levers; do Lepines; Sil
ver Qearliers; and elegant French lim* nieces, ol the
most approved makes. Together with a .arge slock of
Clocks, and Time Pieces, from the best American Facto
ries. .
Their slock of Jewelry comprises articles of every
description in this line, such as Fthger Kings, Ear Rings,
Breast Pius, Bracelets, Gold, Fob and Guard Chains,
Gold Guard Keys and Seals, Lockets. Gold and Silver
Spectacles, Silver nod German Silver and Table and
Tea Spoons, and every kind of fancy article* generally
kept in establishments of this description
They would respectfully call the attention of the trade
to their extensive stock of Watch materials and Tools,
of every variety, which they have most carefully se
°Tße*y have also on band a large assortment of Tele
scopes, Spy Glasses and Opera Glasses, from the best
manufactory in England. Together with a great variety
of other articles too numerous to mention.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms. [oetlliy
Superior Wateh Repairing*
JOHN M. ROBEKTS, WATCHMAKER AiW
JEWELLER*, desires again to call the at- Wwi
tension of the public to the workshop which hejfi-*3a
has opened at No. LG Fifth street, two doors fromQ£b&9
Market, where he continues to devote his special atten
tion to the repairing- and refitting of Chronometer, Du
plex, Patent Lever, Lupine, and every description of
fine Watches and Clocks.
Having fora number of years been employed os Fore
man in the workshopof the largeslestablishment in this
: city, I flatter myself that those favoring me with patron
age will find all work entrusted executed in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms.
References —John Harper, Esq., Edward Heazleton,
Esq.,R.H. Hartley, EscuJosepn Woodwell, Joshua
.Rhodes A Co-, and Wm. B. Scaiie.
A carefully selected stock of Watches, Clocks, Jew
elry, Spoons, Spectacles, Ac., constantly on hand, which
have heed purchased at the lowest cash prices, and will
fee sold at it very, small advance for the same. C*nl2
T oysters I Oysters I !
HRSALOONS of :P. H. HONKER, on Idbertystreet,
nenrHand, wilt- be opened on MONDAY, the 22d
inataitti WiiereliadJeS'aiiifGemleman can be accommo
dated with Oysterc, served up ina mannernot lobesar
s wShe supplied with refreehmenlsofall
Tdn&atth&ahdrtesLnotteo, and at&emosttehM«aWe;
prices.! Callat - .
scpS* iiihertyatrect
transportation.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD,
MOUNT AL.VKH.S AUADKia*,
FOR VOUN . (iIRLF,
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Gash Hlatnol Fire Insurance Company
Harrisburg,
CA?ITAt t 9IOO,OOa.
CHAPTER i'KRPETVAL, t,
THE undersigned Having been appointed Agents for
Uie above Company, jiavo ’opened an Office in No.
14 Si. Clair street,and ar* now prepares to effect ius;a
ranees on city and country property, upon o« favorable
terms as any responsible Company in the Stale. All
persons having property injured in ibis Company an
entitled to vote forks offieors, and to share in it* earn
ings; but are not liable, in any event, for anyibnig be
yond the amount they have paid All tos»*s promptly
paid in sixty days after proof of the same
OWICKB&:
Hon, JOHN C. BUCHER, rwulniu
Char. K. Hiestkr, Vice President.
TSoi. H■ Willson, Secretary.
David Fleming, Attorney and Counsellor.
Di»eeiors— Hon. John C. Bucher, Rudolph I'. Kellrer.
Wm. Colder, Jr., David Fleming, Isaac G. M’Kiuley,
Chas. E. Hicster. Elias B. Ktnzer,Samuei W. Hays,
David Mamma,Jr., John Niiiniuger, Dauphin County:
Jacob S. Halderaan, York; Henry 11. Fo\ Lancaster ,
Adam Schmner, Berks ; John G. Brenner, Philadelphia ;
William Mintzer.Montgomery, Thomas Gillespie, Lu
zerne; Gordon F. Mason, Bradford; .Amos h. Kapp,
Northumberland; James iffltn; John T. Hoov
er, Centre ; John S. Iscit, HuntingdonJames K. Moore
head, Allegheny ; Jouulhan D. Lcel, Washington ; Geo.
H. Bncher, Cumberland ; George W.
M’L AIN A MOf rill,
14 Si.Clhit street.
Agent* for Pittsburgh. Aljeplmny Co . _
Kuntncky Mutual £<lfe I g surance Co*
GUARANTY FUND, $lOO,OOO.
THIS COM PAN Yoffer* to the maurnil nil the security
anti advantages of the Mutual nnd Joint Stock Plans
(as heretofore applied) combined, namely : Low rates ot
premium; an annual return in cash of me per eeniage
required tor the contingent rwk of the year; an ade
quate, but not excessive provision tor tlie tuture aeoumv
1. members for die whole tertnof hie, wtin an equitable
interest in the accumulating fund secured to such mem
bers, payable at death, by jredns upon their poli
cies a guaranty fund designed for the permuuent secu
rity of snort term members, and also tor Ike present se
curity of those for the whole term of hie.
fry* This is the only Mutual laic Insurance Company
whose rates of premium are fixed at a fair reduced stun
dnrd with a provision for an annually un-rensing accu
mulation of funds (for miure security) m nan propor
tion to the amount of btt-inrss and the increasing risk
from advancing age among the members
Pamphlets, tracts Ac., giving i» detail tin plan and
taws of the Company fun,.,he.rgrau, aud ep,.hcu„on,
(or in.urance reee.ve.l by
Sami- Dilwobtii,-Medical^ F.rnnuner
■fhe Insurance Company.
DIRECTORS:— . „
Charles W. Bauokrr. Ueorite w • Richard.
Thomas Han, Mordecai D Learn,
Tobias Wagner. Adolphi K. Bone,
Samuel Grant, David b. Browne.
Jacob R Smilt, Morns Pallerson
J CHAS. N BANCKER.Prea’t
Chas. G. BaNckkb, Secretory.
fTT" Continue 10 make Insurance, perpetual or 1 1 rimer!,
anevery description of property in town and country,
at rales a* low us arc consistent with srenrtty
■ The Company have reserved a large Conliiie.r.u h at . ,
Which, with theirCapilal and Premium,. salely j,.vesica,
afford ample protection to the assured
The Assets of the Company, on January l-t, 1151, ai
published agreeably to an Act t>< Assembly, were as fol
lows, viz :
Mortgages *
Real Kstnte • ■” 1 "' *'
Temporary Loans -■— •
Stockp < ■ ■■ -
Cash, Ac. • • —■
44
Since their Incorporation, a period of SI
tavc paid upwards of Om Miiiion Four Hundred Thou
sand DoHarj, losses by fire, thereby aliordmg tndencr
of rhe advantages oflnsurunoc, as well as the ability and
disposiuon ro race, wHk nl ,
aprt4] Office N. E. comer Wood auil CW si*.
UarintTPir* iftliind Tr»n*porUUon
IftSUlt AttCfai. (
3[>HK INSURANCE COMI ANV OK NOR HI AMER
I ICA.l’minUeJplua, c-U-irured 17W,. rapiuil J#oo,-
00, asscii January lU. l<*\- |1.001,45S a 0« wil.
Otake insurance on budding* ami Um*u ooalrnU in Un
tlity aud vicinity- Also, on property oi every ursrnp
lion, on oiemmboAi* and olh«-r eiiher b\ inland
transportation or on ihe »rus
DIRECTORS:
ArlhorG. Collin, Prcs'i . Jacob M. Tboraas,
SamnelW.Joi.es Jobi, R. Ned, ■
Edward Sm.Ui. K.cl.ard 1> ood,
John A. Brown. \V liliain U elsl.,
Samuel K. Smith *
Samuel Brooks. iV- ! """
fharlcs Taylor. W illimn E Bowen,
Ambrose While, licorgeJV__Asp... wa.l.
Th*m»« p. Cope', o ,''
S. Morris Woler. " t> W"-rr.'r,L Ace ,
Thti* ia ihc oldest ln*uMinr«- t-oropajiy 111 V”* LllllMl
dune*, and Awn n» high Handing, lung experience, am
n\e nirasus ajul Qvojdiii* ail risk* aii <*jtra bazun!
L, eharacler, may b«« r*>n*.dcrvtf ic‘ olTerinc ample ««•
WM .V;£*k A "~«
~~ LIVES IftSUKEH B)i THE
Kentucky Otu.u.l lnourone.^o..
rtlllls COMPANV ha» erlual Oliilnl .1 HM. llli.V
I DRKD THOUSAND imI.LAK.*, »nJ i- i<K.iine'<l
tiy men ol Ibc luebert Inlriiriiy an.l rri-noJi*.<>ini'
Pamphlets furm.nr-il. .nlormalion p»«, at"! *PP"e»-
recce.! by '• '''CKBhl^A^
SaMCEL Dilwokth, Medical Elumnw r _
kuTu ffl&inai Klre Imarance company.
HA KM SB UK (i PA.
DfcSIGNKD on*y for i hr *«trr rio?>r* of properly . hs*
an ample* capital. and iillo'd* «‘up**M«>r a*»w»» ngr*
u, LtoilU of rlirapn-j*, Bftir'V mid acconmiml'u.-a, u> •*«)
■i'im i-ountr) merchan:*, am) »"’rilun*A, »'»
or r..„n.r,propr,,> i
m . r >7) Branch (Mice.No 54
riMIK DELAWARE MMTaL SaFK'P, AMK
1 ANCK COM I’AN Y.-Ufficr. Norm Room »t ihr i.i
ohanjfe. Third nrcct, F»ul»uJrij»lii« ,
FIBI IXSDEAKCK.—lluiidnigr*. Mercmirulizr i«<:<■■
property in town and country. in*urr<, ait u; i> - > • «-- *"
(l«uoag* bv fire at tb< Iow«-hi rmc ot premium.
MA.BIHK iHSL-RASCB.— They ttUo m<*nrr tar
*oe* tuid freights, foreign or 1-oaMwi‘e. under <M-c:j or
•peciaJ policies. an Uir hp>u;«il inay dcD.n*
—The) ulM' m♦Uf'' mrrrliHji
dize transported b V \V»*o.t.r Railroad 1
Uoauand gleam Doan, mi rivers ami lake., on me »nu
liberal terms. , , . ~
DIRECTORS— Jo»epi! H >eal. Eumunn A.
John C Davie. Robcn 11an0,,, John R IVanne. saroae.
Edwjrd.jlieo O Lcipcr. K.lward Darlm*...m 1 11
Davu. William Folwcll.John Nearlln.Dr H M Ha»io„.
lamee C. Hand. Theopbilu j I’nuldlmt H Join ■ Brook.-
Henry Sloan, Hugh Cnu« ttrorge >rr " l, 1 ; >,, *' M 1 , l T ‘ r '
II vain. Charles Kelly,J (. J oliu.oa. tV I Ulan, I la V. Dr
# mß^ J S« B *Trfn ! «»i' ,, ifJii--i> i mow
J„o T M AHTIN . Pre-ole
Taoa. C. Hast,, Vice PrrMueiil .
Jreiwii W. Cowes,Secremry
irr Office ol Lite Company. No. d‘J Wale r nreei, iNli*
biK. (jellfedlf > P. A. MADblltA. A«cnl_
p»r« and fllailna Iniuraact.
lU|£ OFFICE of the Insurant* Co of North Amtrua
has hern removed to the Warehouse n! Harily. Jooei
4. Co.. No. 141 From street, third house Ea-t ul W oof
.treel. where the subscriber wl I if «uc H l ol ."'.‘“ ‘ ,n
iucssad their conteiils.aiidoiiS.l.ipmeii.-b) . ,<nu
au.l other vessels, for the above -m
Company- [a P 3] WM-Jlt J _‘ ’ r' a s'
L,|f. atatl Health lneuranct.
fatHK MUTUAL LIKE AND HEALTH INsl HAM.t
1 COMPANY of Philadelphia, Incorporate*! l.y the
Legislature of Pennsylvania. March. Idis ; Charter Per
netual 1 Capital *IW,M)O- Hnrej lowsc than any Prnruvl
eama Company, and fall dU per rent lower than the
usual rates of Life insurance. a. thd (ollowine-com purl
aon will show. Tims a person ot the »'
for 8100 for life, most pay in the <.irard 1 '!,ii»>l
vania Ba,ho. Pena Mutual Koaitatile *.JM, New
England 8'438, Albion SS.4», New \ ork Luo * > U
andHeaUk, P/.thnf<ipAsa, BUII.
Diekctobs—Samuel l> Omck, oharlra l> Hall. W m h
Boone, Robert i* Kin«. Charles P Hayes. W Bahiwm,
Chas 6 B Campbell,M M Reeve M D.;Uwi» Cooper.
J Rodman Barker. E H Butler, IvJvv'nß Cope /»«»
*£*»*, Samuel DOrnek; V~u» Pnsidtni, Robert t kin*
Szrreiaru, Francis IMuckburne.
Applications will Ur received and everv iulormauor,
given by SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Agent Omen
Commercial Room*, corner of Third and Wood *lreet*
Putsburgl _ ° ,,uJ - y _
Fire anil marine uauranca.
THE Insurance Company of North America, of Phila
deii’hia.through iu duly auUionxed Agent, the *ub
tcriber offers to make permanent ami limned Insurance
oa property, io this city and ii* vicinity.and on abipmen
bythecaßaUndrivu^cT^:
Arthur U. Coffin, Prcs’i Samuel Brooks,
Alai. Henry, Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W . Smith.
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A. Brown, J acob >1 Thomas
John White, John R £««■.
Thomae P. Cope, Richard IT \V ood
Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrard, Sec’,
This is the oldest Insurance Company In the Umieo
Stales having been chartered in 1704. Its charter Is per
petual,and from its high standing, long experience, am
ple means. and avoiding all risk* of an extra hozardou*
character, it may be considered a*; offering ample secur. -
ty to ihe public. WILLIAM \ . J -
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones A Co .Water and
Front sts M Pittsburgh mayty
Emporium of Ltftbtl
CELEBRATED ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS.
WH WRIGHT, (saccessor to J S. Toor.ii), Manu
facturer of anti llealrr Wholesale and Kamil in
the above named Oil and Lamps, is note receiving a large
assortment of LAMPS, for burning the LUiereal Oil,
Oamphtne and Pine Oil. Also, Lamps ol every descrip
don, for burning Lard and Laid Oil.
Chandeliers,'Oirundolc Hall Lamps, Wick-, Llol.es,
Chimney Mats, Cans, and all tiling- perntuune lo the
ln Klhcreal.Camplnne or Pine Oil, regulßrly supplied
once or Vwice a week.
All order* left with the wagon, which i< constantly
passing through the city, wilt In* promptly aiimd-dit..
N. ii Lamps of all kind* altered to burn the Lihe
real Oil. All articles delivered iu any pari nf the city
or in Allegheny, free of cost
'Citizens Strangers,
JK) you wish to purchase a
€SL GULDorJSILVKR WATCII, at
the usuai price? if so,pall uiHOulJ*
dSTrfitMKW JfcWKLRY STORK, 51 Marktt Siren.
two doors north of Third, and lake a look at In* new
stock, just arrived, and you can iherepurchr.se Walcli
es or any kind of fine (iold Jewelry at ihulr real value,
and not be 'charged two prices for everything, as you
have usually been i but can get the very best quality nl
goods at the lowest eastern prices. Do not believe wliut
others, interested in their own sales, tell you, but come
and see for yourselves. All goods sold auhis establish
ment will be warranted as represented at time of sale
so ihaiall may purchase equally safe and cheap- aul*»
Mthoerapliio institute.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.—' The sabßonuerß most respect
fully announce to their friends anti the public i?en
eraily that they have this day entered into Co-Partner
ship, for the purpose ol carrying ou, at the old stand, w
Sineerly’s Building, opposite the Post Office, Third street,
Pittsburgh, the Lithographic Priming, in alius various
branches. Having machinery, recently arrived from
: they are prepared to do works in Lithography
eanal to steel engraving. They solicit a continuance or
! iif e patronage bestowed heretofore so liberally to the
one^parmeiTWm. Bchuchman/and they hope by strict
; attentiomto their business, byelegaot workmanship, ana
I die most reasonable terms, tomerit the favorsof an en-
I Checks, Drafts, Machine Drawings, Ukoßess
es, Landscapes, Autographic Lettera BUI Heads, Plots
Lithographed and Printed tn Black, Gold Bronze »f Co-
oCtheix work can to seen M their Office,
1 M'Uiotb WMiifICHPCHMAK,
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SECOND All Rt vA L OBVN EW
•'ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE, Sign Of the Origl.
nalltee Hive, No. 74 Martel street, Pittsburgh, be
tween fourth street and the Diamond, have lust receired
from llie recent.targe clearing out sales, nnd: the
ers amt innnnfaelurers in New \ ort and Philadelphia,
tlu: largest and cheapest strict of Goods-ever offered to
this market; comprising ill part a very large assortment
of DRESS GOODS of every description, suited to Hie
season, at from SO to 25 per coni lower Ilian former pn-
CC {jincknnd Colored French Merinos and Thibet Cloths,
from US to SI .25 per yard ; . r
Dlacjr and Colored English Merinos and Lyonese
Cloth*, from 31 to 41e. per yard* , _ _
BJark mid Colored ParnnmUas and Fancy Alpaens,
. from lU to B2e. per yard;' _ , .
Plain and Embroiddred Dc Lames, Cashmeres and
Frenc.h.Weriuos; , _ . . , n ._v
PUin'Blaek, Colored and Printed Delaines and Casa*
meres
Ve»y Rich Brocade and Wate; .
do l’lain Black, Colored Silks andTark Satms.
A Irn-e slock BONNCT SIl-KS, 9A TINS AND CIRO.
PE A FRICK?*, sod of Bonnet and Mantilla Velvets, nil
colors; Konnelsnd Cap Ribbons, at very reduced prices
SHAWLS'. SHAWLS!
A full aKßortment of Bay State and Woolen Long an
Square Shawls; ♦ ,
Also. RioU Broclm, Lone and Square Shawls:
Printed TVrlcerri, Cnshmere, Be Lame and Thibet
SHawlif;
AL>O—AT GREAT BARGAINS—
Lares, Embroideriesand Handkerchiefs;
Hoi* fry, Gloves, Suspenders amt Cravat" ;
Irith Linens, Table Cloths and Uamnt.ln*;
Print". Checks, Muslin* and Tickings;
Km. White and Yellow Flannels ;
Plain, Brown, Blue and Barred Hannels;
Cloths, Cassitneres, Satinets, Ky. Jeans & Vestings.
The proprietors would respectfully solicit an early call
from ail of iheir friends, and the public generally, feel
ing coi fident that thev can offer greater inducements to
wholesale und retail buyers than ever have heretofore
b*-en offered in Pittsburgh. .
00i25 YOUNG, STEVENSON *
SECOND GREAT AURI----
OF FALL and Winter Dry Goods and VariUcs at No.
97, Northwest comer ol Wood street and Diamond
alley,.f’iusburgh, Pu. D. CJaROG A Co. would affuui an
nounce to their old customers and dealers generally in
(heir line, that they are now pniparedl o offer for sole
their present new stock of Goods at unusually low rates.
A iid as our purchases hare been made on the most fav
orable terms with Importers and Manufacturers, we Ual
tt-r ourselves, and hope to be u-lc to merit a continuance
01 confidence and patronage of our old customers and
lt,p puli lit* generally, which j 8
rnlly bestowed upou us. Our DRY GOODS SlOCli is
In part of Broadcloth*, Cassimeres. boaunels. Tweeds,
fancy Vestmaa. Chuck., Flannel.. Drilling. Black and
Brown Musnua, Tickings, Blankets, Linsey Plaids, Al
pacas, Mermoes, Muslin DeLaines, CasJuneres, fancy
Punts. Olazeo . Canutes, Gloakujga, fable Diapers,
Lmgh «ms. Silks, tnney long Shawls. Gmvats, Pon
gee Silk Pocket iiandKerchie.fr, and Irish Linens direct
from Ireland, and all other unifies generally kept m the
Dry Goods line. Oub Variktt Department will be found
on eiaromauou to be unsurp us * r<l by a,, J’ ol “® r ol the
kind We-t of the Mountains. and is made up in part ot
Combs. Button-*. Patent and Spool Threads, direct Iroip
Purope , Port Monies and Pocket Books, Hooks and
K.ves, Pins and Needles, Tapes ; Thimbles, bpoous,Ra
zor-, Tal.le Cutlery and Pen-knives just arrived from
Sheffield; Patent Medicines, Violin and Violin Mrmgs,
Gam Suspeuders, Slates and Slate Pencils, Percussion
Caps, Spectacles, Pistols, Hosiery, Gloves, Lawus and
Wiring*, Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Silk Gimps and Fringes,
fancy Nettings, Green Blindages, Black bilk Veils, . ilk
Florence together with n general assortment of all other
articles tn the Vnrieiv line. We have on band »>r
•sale a large assortment oi Gold and Silver W atebes and
Watch Materials, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Sil
ver Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Clocks, Ac., to which we invite the attention of all buy
ers, as we are determined to sell our Goods on the most
reasonable terms, either for cash or satisfactory refer-
N B Thr t>usine«s of Hitr firm of tißKoa 4 Me-
Candles* ,» to hr sealed by D.(inBOO sii thr iiandofl).
Obkog k Co, who is fu'iy authonted for such and tn
wlio»r possesion art? U»r paj'rrf, Note# and book# pi
said fitm tocUS^r
job: * OB
krknch H i oH It
J&m«» tioillogi
Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Importer of
PANOV, FOREIGN A\l) DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
WOULD respectfully inform ihc public and bi
friends, O'rom whom be ha* formerly rernvd a
[ t !,cral share c l’ custom). that he ba» oued ever , exer
lion in securing au extensive and complete ass*/.- nien’
oi FALL AND WINTER GOODS, of the went quality.
Consisting of the following article* : French and En
cii-h Merinos, Cashmere*, Alpacas, Poplin* Si.ts,
Mmi* I)e Lames, and oilier Dress Goods ; shawl.*
Varieties, Man lies and Cloaks, of every variety.
Ladies' and Children’s Bonnets,Caps,Capes; Velvets*
Ribbons, Flowers. Kcaih«*r», l,arrs, Gloves. Hosiery, Ac.
Gentlemen's Crnval* Handkerchiefs, CoHurn, Shirts.
Drawer*. Hosiery, Ac
With a farce stock of B'enirbed and Brown Muslin*.
Shifimff. Htieetmg ; Table Lii»en% Tickings. Cheek*.
Umine!*, Calicos, Satinets, Jean*. Ac Also, an fts*ori
mc* in of Mounting Good*.
Th** above Moek.wiiii numerous other article*, toe
proprietor .* now opening ft k;* New Store, No lUr
Market “treet. 10 Which he invite* purchaser-, as he is
.1 •irmunerl 10 *.ell as cheap u« the chea pesl
MADAM b* A f»»SUWJ -11*1 continues 10 S ivo her
unthvidr<l micnUtHi Iv Uic manufacturing of Viieties,
Caixi», fiomictH. Jcc . wtilclj arc ullmaile m u so
n-ru.r *:>i**. She r. «p.-«ufunv v.l.cua purchase* anu
or.irr- i-r.-ijeti INuiern IIm« for the trade alwafi on
h < n>l _
rc'ic'W’ 000 bsi
\FW n'HnI.E.<ALE TKIMMIXG, AOT/ON AND
VARIETY STORE,
So. 01 Wood Street,
frtwttn Thi*4 a tut Fourth t trffta, opfosU* HompUm,
Struih % Co i, Puis-trurfh.
rpnr, >.uh»cnt»rr rc*m*cifuliy in vile* the attention of
1 r«u»>rv nii>l Cwy Merchant* io bisextensive a*sorl
c.nuol Tniimnn*. Notion, Fum y mul Vanciy 6°aJv
which he i* mow opcimi* for Urn Fall Trade. Among
Hi-* article* composing lus slock may In; found a luM a**
s.ifU/OMii of the following:—
Kuuoo*. edging*. Pocket Books, Threads, Combs.
I.ncr-s aud InsomiiSK Forte Mommies, Suspcuder?,
Kmiiroidrnc*. Nrcdie*. S-m*« ami Victoria Mulls, *
Fringe*.Hut*. Jackonet*, Bruuf«;
Hook* Mul Kyrs, Funey and Dress Bution-. Brushes.
Tufw Checks. Plain and Fancy Bobmct*. Whalebone
quill'd Riidions. Black Silk and Lisle Laces;
New Sl> it* Ribbon Trimming, Hosiery and <t'ovr«
Black Lacc Veil-*. Woollen Comfort* .
Buck (iivven urid Mm*. JJoituci KBMmus,
Grm« «<UK Woollen ami CuUon fnderalnrt" ami Uraw
:ii:d Hii.i- Oouiiorts. WonilrU and opera Hoods 1
I'nuit Manu-I (lilibon«, Inlanl*' Boou ;
Craviu* und I’omfcp I\jc.kel Majidkerehirl!* ,
l*in.n Swim KiLinen Uamun>' Pockrl lldkis ’
't.iii uud'i.oiJ Jrwr-if>\ jcroine Clock". Fancy Soap-* .
I'urpr'.i Hug« mid '•niche is. " widow Shade * .
Tmir! Pn.<-v Violin*, I'crfumcry. Jrwsharp* ;
Gillob’s SL-el Pen* Cold Pens, Umbrellas, Accorde
°n*onch ShelW, Zephyr Worsted*. Perforated Rourds;
riox- Silks, Worsted and Crochet Nordic*. Looking
** Which, with a variety of other articles, he will offer
tor cash or approved r edit, at prices comparing favo
rably with Kastcrn market* , , ..
|» S —The attention or Pedlars is particularly direct
ed to tnm ex ten mvv and varied assortment
,cplS:lf w O MUKI'MY
NKWGOODSI
rpIlE subscriber having now received his entire stock
X of FALL AND WINTKR GOODS, would reapect
lulty inform his customers and the public, that be is pre
pared to ditpose of hi* Goods, either at Wholesale or
Retail, m very low prices.
He has, in i>ry Goods, all the staple, a* well as a large
stuck or FANCY DRKSS GOODS, comprising uipart:
4-1 Clieue Silks, for evening »nd street dre.sse •, very rich,
4 4 Brocade Silk, do do do,
Plain Black Silk*, all prices and widths ,
Brocade Black Silk, do ,
Heavy Watered Silk, all shades ;
French Poplins, do;
Moushn de Louies;
French Merinos and Caabmcres;
Together, with French and Rnglish Prints, in endless
yanrly HOl'Sr. IURNISHING GOODS,
0 4, DM and 130 Hun «Dy SUrelm, !*.
4-4, $-4 „ n d <M di and Irish Pillow Linens;
7-4, t*4 and |M Table Damasks;
5-Sand 3-4 Dmuuak Najjkms and Doilies;
Huckaback, Diaper i> - ' Crash Toweling? ;
Rich Printed Piano and Tabic Lover*, suyrrb Goods ;
Marseilles Quilts, French Furniture, Dimity, Curtain
and Curtain Materials, Ac., Ac.
MOURNING’DRV GOODS,
Lupin'* Black Bombazine*;
Do do Mnustirt de Liune.lW and 44 v. .de ;
Black Canton Cloths, Black Mohair Lustre* , Stik
Warp Thibet Cloths, Black Cballey; English, French
and Italian Crape*. Mode and Crape Veils ; Chcuu
ifttea and Sleeves, Collars and Cuffs; Gloves and Ho
siery. Al! of which Good a will be warranted of good
,010r«._,.nd,1„ a,. M’KNICi HT
Second Grand Arrival of
FALL AND WINTER BR Y GOODS,
AT E. SPENCE’S,
,V 0 38 MARKET STREET.
WE are now receiving and opening one of me mo«i
ifVALL ANN WINTER DRY
UOODS ever offered for sale in Hie Lily of Plllsburgh.
Lomprißinc in pari an follows: —Drepft Si Ik ft, of the most
desipnblr "lylr. ami pattern. ; French Merinos, of eve
ry shade and colon Cnlmetto Cloth rich style* Coburg
f'lotb, of the richc«l shades ; S.lk Warp and Mohair
Lustre : Alpneas, of the most superb qualities; Chrys
tal Palace De Laines.of the rirheat superlative styles;
Prints, of every quality ami patterns; Oonte.uc Goods
of every description . . ,
We invite especially the attention of the Ladies to oar
Urge and well selected stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, Dress Trimmings, of every description; Suk and
Straw Bonnets, of the latest styles and shapes. Having
recently engaged with a trench Milliner, whilstin .New
York, we flatter ourselves that there is 110 house in the
city can compote with us in the above branch of noal*
ness. Ail of the above we intend selling cheaper man
we have done heretofore. , . . .
tr?- Rememner the Place, No. 38 Market street, be
tween Second and Third, where Cheap Bargains can be
had.
l’il.l, AM) winter stuck "
Of Fancy and Staple Ury Goods.
A A MASON & CO., would most respectfully *o
# licit ihe nuention of the publie generally, and the
wholesale trade in particular, to their large and care
fully selected Slock ofGoods for Fall and Winter sales,
which will be found larger than they have ever before
offered VVe have received as lollows:
400 bates Uro. Muslins;
6500 Long and Square Shawls ;
100 bales Drills nud Cixnaburgs ,
600 pieces Sup Blankets ;
100 Dales Flannels, Colored and White ;
u*t)o Cases Fancy Prints;
100 bales Ticking ;
100 pieces Freuch Merinos ;
US cases White Muslins ;
500 Pnnnattas and Coburg Cloih?;
2S Cases White Muslins;
100 Alpacas, all colors;
50 pieces Linen Sheeting ;
10 cases Irish Linen*;
500 pieces Sattinetis;
50 Cartoons Bonnet Ribbons ;
100 pieces best make Cloths : ‘
100 Cartoons Fronch Flowers ;
300 pieces Cassiraere* aud Doeskins
500 do Fancy Silks;
270 do do Cassimercs;
50* do Colored Velvets ;
500 do Shirting and ebecks ;
85 Cases Cashmeres' and de Lames;
21 do Plain and Plaid Ltnseyß;
1000 dozen Hosiery;
.13 Cases Tweeds and Jeans ;
2000doien Gloves, assorted;
Together with every article usually found in a Dry
Good Establishment, No. 62 and 64 Market St;
sepHO - : ; • - 1
F' ORSALB-A desirable small Farm of 71 acres, with
about 50 in collivaiion and in good order ; the bal
ance abounds with prime timber. The whole Farm is;
fenced im A good dwelling, boose* .bum*stable and;
garden; orchard and permanent springs. .Pleasantly
situated three miles from-.the Railroad Station House at
Economy. Price 52ff)Q. , ■ ; .
■ 8. CUTHBERT, General Agent, - :
gj Smithfteld street.
v ?T . •••
Xjai«k« w. wooDwyM/, g
kC=a,binb-t aka
FURNITURE MANUFACTURER,
Ware-room* 97 and «9;»mrd etjeet.
J. respectfully Informs Sis friends uni coiiom
« ers that he has now completed the largcßl and fi*
nest stock of household furniture ever before seen in
•liiis city, os he, is determined to uphold the quality wjih
-well-seasoned materials, be si workmanship, and newesj
designs; andfrom the extent of his orders and facility
in mai ofaciuring,.he is enabled to produce warranted
furniture, at the lowest prices. ...
He has adopted the principle of identifying the cus
tomers’ interest with his own, in quality and.price, and
keeps alwayß on hand the greatest variety of every des
cription of furniture, from the cheapest and plainest* to
the most elegant and costly, that a house, of any partol
one, may be furnished from his stock; or manufactured
expressly to order He therefore solicits aa inspection,,
tluit the advantages ofhis establishment may be known-
The fnllowingarticles consist, in part, ofhis slock, which
for richness of Riyle and finish, cannot be surpassed in
hny of the Eastern cities: .
Parlor,
drawiug, din
ing, and bed room
chairs, of every variety,
consisting of rosewooad, ma
hogany and walnut Elizabethan,
Conservatoire and Easy Chairs, of every .
description j Couches, Solas, and Di
vans of the latest French ana -American patterns;
Tashaes, What-Nots, and ladies* j arlor Writing Desks
of various kinds; Work Tables and fancy inlaid
siauds, music stands, and holders, marble top, ma
hogany, rosewood and walnut centre and sola, ta
bles, extension dining tables; till sizes of the
most improved, and decidedly the best'kind
made j card, Pembroke hall and pier tables,
wardrobes, bedsteads and washstands of
each a large assortment; gothic hall
uud parlor reception chairs, ottomans
and stools, secretary and book
eases, side boards, ure 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,.
tcc. &c. iui.
•red Silks luid Poplans;
A large assortment *.f COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS Cabinet majusbs supplied with
all article* m their line . , , , ,
STF.AMROA'PS and HOTELS, furnished atthe short
est nolu-e..
AH orders
j oarnermin Cabinet M&keri Association
WAREHOUSE, 119 SECOND STREET ,
(near the corner of Wood.)
■ TH IS ASSOCIATION, em-{s|
bracing, already, twice to three tfL
times as many hands as the lar-KP|
eest and hitherto most renowned * *| ■
business shops of this city, have opened their Ware
house, and are able to furnish the public, bv wholesale
or rtiaii, with Furniture of the following description—
Wardrobes; Dressing Bureausi-Full Col
umned Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany
Chairs; Rocking Chairs ; Mahogany Washsiands; So
fas ; Divans; Piano Stools; Book Cases; Secretaries}
Curd Tables; Pier Tables; fine Card Tables; Centre
Tables; Hat Racks; French Bedsteads; Ottomans;
Poplar Wardrobes; Dtning and Breakfast Tables; Work
stands; Cherry and Common Workstands; high post,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads ; Cherry Bureaus ;
Cribs; Cradles, Ac.
The advantages ofco-operation,on an extensive scale,
permit them to sell at the lowest prices, and they are 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.
«iry Steamboat work of all descriptions, and other
articles of any description, made to order in every sty*®*
nt the shortest notice. . [marts
to Cabinet makers.
Venters, Mahogany , Rosewood and Wainutf VimtiA,
Hardware and Furniture at Wholesale.
ItHK subscribers have just received rromN<rx_ York
and Boston a most splendid stock of VENEbKo,
and are manufacturing by Furniture suitable
for the trdtte. AU of wbicb we will sell at extremely
low prices. . .
■ As great care was taken in the selection of the slock,
persons cannot fail to be suited either as to quality or
price; and,as ilia well known that Furniture can be
made by machinery superior and much lower than by
hand, the attention of the trade is respectfully invited.
Turned Work,in all its branches, earned oil as usual.
Plank for band rails, for Carpenters, and ail articles
required in manufacturing Cabinet Furniture, constantly
on hand—viz: Mahogauy, Varnish, Hardware, Hair
Cloths, Springs, Ac., Jtc. BYaN & MKEK,
Ryan’s Buildings,
No. 31 Fifth street
Furnttur* and Chair War* Roomi*
XT. B. VOUNG Sc CO., corner of Third fja
and Smith field su. t opposite Brovmb Hotel, WL
keep constantly on hand RPj
and make to order, at the lowest prices, * * •
HOUSEHOLD and STEAMBOAT FURNITURE, and
CHJJRS,o( the best workmanship and most approved
styles. fe bls
Steamboats, Ahoy l
1 -jffiei iifiT Tub subscribers tender their ac£?l
JglgggSgaknowledgmciiis for the favors bestow eaten
ed upon them by their Steamboat friends, and Jlfj
would respectfully remind them and others inte* ■
rested in buiMinjt boau, that they are at all Limes pre
pared to furnish, on the most reasonable terms, eveo
description of Cabin Furniture and Chairs oi the be*
material and workmanship. T it VOUNG & CO.,
Comer Third and SmiUrfLeld streets.
fel>ls opposite u Brown’s Hotel.”
e. c. iummkh
Hamnuf A Daniaf) .
CABINET WARKROOM,tfMITMriEU)STREET.
Buxsttn Sertntkalrett and Strawberry alUy,Pittsburg,P*.
g* HAMMER & DAUJLKR keep constantly ontiand
UJL n variety of excellent amt fashionable I‘orniture,
SEpa warranted equal to anym the city, and sold on as
* 1 Ifavorable terms as can be obtained at ony sinular
establishment in .he West. They have now on hand an
miusoniiy exteusive stock,embracing all kinds ol tumi*
turc. Irani ihe cheapest and plainest to the most costly
■ml elejfant All orders promptly attended to mrildiro
A. AllliLlkES ft CO.,
HAVE on H AND ai their extensive CABINET and
CHAIR M ANUFACTOR V, No. 64 Smilbfielii st.
a large assortment ot iancy and plain Furniture, which
litcV vrill well 15 per cent- 1 ■ '"•w customary rales.
lV rms _- ca »h only _ tJ«r37:ly
*£*Z*~3 ~ vVM”TT siEV£ \ "• 'N couuuaes u> mauu-
CAfIUtHT--i *IE of every Uescrip
_.vf n uon, at his “id corner of Liberty and
Btrvr-ip l n attended
to, in nil its branches may 11
OIL MILL Liii.DINGS, South- Wat eor
***9 ntr of Diam«ntl. i-.**' Ohio and Ptnn-
gyfrmnitt Ha>l*ix*'l I-efat. : \ LLEQHEUT OTTT.
ami Luiut -team Fir© En
gine#, Hydraulic Pr- **•■-, of ati *!«*••>.j. us; Copper
plate, Lithograph- and mhrr !'r.-s-. i..» d Stamping
and Refining Appni , nw«*.tog<-:ttm wim 'j-il Machinery
in general, built upon most appiovcu planß of con
struction, and workmanship to •>.• . mis faction of cus-
All orders left at Mr«-r< Cochran, M’Bride &
Co s # No ‘2O Wood Street, i :---nrgh,or addressed to
Uiesubaeriber*, Allegheny.w.il n «-eivc«“®£“on
i>oiji/“ A LKUZir^xL
Bolivar Fire Brick Manofatiuring Company.
JAS.OLOVXB, 6. >4. KIBE, B K H. 8. MAO RAW,
OLOVKIt, KIKIt A. CO., Proprl«tor«.
riUfK subscriber* having been appointed Agents for
1 the above named concern, will keep constantly o.t
hnnd a supply of the celebrated Bolivar. Fire Brick* Cre
cible Fireclay, Furnace Hearths and Inwalls. Ihcy
are also ready to receive orders for said Brick, to be
made in *iie and shape to sail purchasers, which shad
be promptly filled.
We do not deem it necessary to enumerate thomaay
advantage* the Bolivar Fire Brick poses* over all oth
ers that nave been offered for sale in the United Slates,
their superiority betngwell known to almost ail persons
who use Fire Brick. The proprietors have determined
that the Fire Brick, shall lose none of then present envi
able reputation, and that no expense shall be spared tJ
make them eveu better than they have heretofore been.
This is the ouly establishment tow manufacturing Fire
Brick at Bolivar. KILR A JONES,
marl? Canal Basin, Seventh »U Pittsburgh.
A carfl.
WDAbV A CO. have now ready for sale a large
. mid well selected stock of Spring and Summer
Hosiery in all its branches. They would direct panicn
lar attention to their stock of Gentlemen’s couon half
Hose, with Merino and Silk feet; they are of the best
materials and workmanship, and iot comfort as a sum
mer Sock, cannot be equaled. W. D. A Co have also
on hand Gents Undershirts and Drawers in cotton, silk,
and merino ; Childrens’ Hosiery of all descriptions, at
the old established Stocking Store, Fifth street, between
Wood and Market. I mV * _
- r1 ■_ V/ c,r.-
' -s> iV, '« -{ ‘ w ' ‘ V 1 ‘ . «-,'•> ' ■ • „ . . « I \* \ ' ' .
K, ‘,< *.?;*•%;>? '“• s\r* '‘-V,'. ; 4V-l . t .*< v-,- , -' v v
\ ~ \j* > ,v r If ■*
'Jrarmttnie, &£.
attended to
DODDS A CIMZIRBL,
MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS,
STRAW BEUBtBS I SXUAW HSfiRRIKS I
A QUANTITY of Wiimot Superb Seedling Stratc
6*rrf Plana for sale at the Coal Hill Nursery ■
This being the season for planting the plants, yon get
well established and Cruil belter the following seasou.—
This variety wants no recommendation- The
quantity brought to the Pittsburgh market* sola at *5
cents per quart, when the other varieties sold'a tl5 and
12} cents. They are more productive and finer flavored,
and hold out longer m fruiting by two weeks. These
Berries measure 44 niches round. A sample of this
IVaitcanbe seen at Mr. Henry Richardson’s Jewelry
Store, corner of the Diamond and Market street. All
orders left there will be prointply attended to and foi
wsrded to any distance. JOHN LOWEN,
se|v3u Coal HUI Nursery.
For Females and SI ales*
DR. LARZKTTE’S JUNO CORDIAL. or Proereafivi
Elixir, prescribed as an effectual restorative m
c**ea of debility, impotency or barrenness, and all ir
regulariliesof nature. It is all that it professes to be—
vi2 : Nature’* gTeat restorative, and remedy for those in
the married state without offspring. It is a certain cure
for seminal emissions, general debility, gleet, weakness
of the genital organs, nervous affections, leucorrhffia ot
whiles. As a vigoraling medicine it is unequaUetL-r-
AJso, u certain remedy for incipient Consumption* indi
gestion, loss of muscular energy 1 } physical lassitude, fe
male weakness, debility, Ac. It is warranted to please
the user in any of the above complaints, and is of price
legs value to those without offspring.
To spread wide the blessings of this medicine, I have
appointed Messrs. Judson A C 0.,, of the city of New
York, in the United States of America, my sole ugenls
for its sale; and none cun be genuine unless it comes
through them, and their signatures are on the wrapper.
ANTONIO LARZETTE.M. D.
Naples , July lGth, 1940.
Sold ouly in Pittsburgh at the Medical Depot, No. 75
Smithfield street; and by B. H. Meaking, Walnut street
Cincinnati; Raymond A Patten, No. 60 Fcurth street
Louisville. (mar*24:ly
Herr'i Island Saw fflilli*
THE above-establishment has been taken by the un
dersigned, with the view of pursuing the legitimate
business connected therewith; and as they are now re
ceiving a full sujfply of Timber, orders for all sxaes of
Lamber willhe filled with promptness,and at as low
prices as by any other Mill in the neighborhood. ’
PALINGS of a plain and ornamental pattern will be
cut. JAMES CARMAN A CO
For Sale*
a a ACRES OF COAL, situated on tho Monongahela
“r~x river, near Limetown. The Mine'is opened aiid
approached by a short Railway, in excellent repair, be
longing to the above; and seven or eight good miners
houses. Terms—ss,ooo} some cash; the balance In
well endorsed notes. Apply to JOHN R. LARGE,
septtfcit Attorney, Fourth street
For Bale
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the borough of
Manchester, each having n front on Ohio Lane of
twenty three teet three inches,and extending back one
hundred and thirty-eight feet to an alley. Said Lots wil
be sold separately or jointly. . ‘
Terms reasonable. For further particulars enquire a
J. S. HAMILTON’S Office, No. 63 Fifth street.;
sepafetf . «y • -
Tpst.i. FASHIONS—JnsI rceeiaedslthe, jtorOgVfy
Jp of Mrs. A. LEECH, No. O Firra
which will be open for inspection on Tbarsday*Wo*
and Friday, of this week.-where, you wi) 1 fled a. beaulif
fol aaaortment ofan entire new atyle ofSlraw,BiiJc;
Satto pf-v
a.rieusimdajaiiilablKfti*llia r ße»«oii. „•••:: ..
p. S,—Chiliren’sßonnets, Ladles’ Caps aad Head
Dfesaea-cf a. rich tutdhfraaiifal stylo. ' (ocUfttf ,
f ' r '' 1 i.fj t ~'i
iiwMi &■'.
"t* / 1 ’-I
* , "t » ‘
.* 's'
JDntxjfl aitlr, JSUifirine*, g
n*. jtvne*g Scantily Medicine*.
PXTRACTota' » M «r iroro-tso Rev-R: i* Abba'*, a
E wcU MiksionMyrin Ac
kingdom of Burnish’.dcrted'-v • • * v«*«^
AanAC*a t Fel»waTra64o.';
Dr. D. /ayn*, My. P ea r , ’We are
now in yoar^tedidtttrfojwfap® |W '-'y® nr
CAK.MINATIV E BALSAM isnn invaluable, medicine
in ilu-s c.uiury in bowel complaints,' and bas been used
in all oar Missions with Uie'most gratifying success. I
have known Bin many eases to actlikejLCßarm, _¥onr
SANATIVE ftlStta are my sheet anChst.-^T lie b<wt
medicinefor my liver complaint and pain itfth’C sifleuial
i hayenver used. .They are in ;;real demand,.anil we.'
ore entirely out of them.. . Wo necd'five btindredtJoxes :
of them. * says- thousand
boxes yearly among our people to great advantage. 1 ; f'
have used your TONIC as atonic in in*
lennitient fever, with tue. most complete., success. I
tl Ink il once wU* the means ofsaving'myowir'Boit. Da
ring ray iravelkamong the churches the past season,f !
found a whole village suffering under apreyaittng influ
enza, attended wilh congfas of } a mostyiolenl character^
1 oiten regTeued I hadntot hatTaifoXen or twoof yo Ur
rXFKCTOKaNT to administer 1o- the ra ,/foT I r-cueve
from what I have seen of its effects, that Jtwonld have
been Just the thing for those poor people. I W
havdnoi hitherto nad sin idea totohat an extent yohr
medicines areused in ali «ur Miasiona; 1
.......
Judd’s Medicated Liquid Cutlele. .^
THIS articfeis’iniCndeU for family use; and "liOa dlje
found in the possession or drerjManuly urtlrt lnnd..
chanics who are in oonsiam dangetpfudw io.th«r
nersohs Ihrough accidenCand tile eareless
Mo““tool«i w«l «»d fold artiele'‘W m*aiunble fo
foem and siier a fair Wad, will consider it indispensable.
••This mnv certiiy that we, the undersigned, haying
ireale uiy made uVe of Judd’s Medicated Lfquid Cuticle,
nreuared'hv Messrs. Penfield fc. Camp, JLdaiclown,
Connecticut, cheerfully recommend u tp pur professiqn
al hreforen/M an excellent subslhuteToradhestve ptas-
IS d££ing burua, cuts, scalds, bruiacs, and all kinds
!>. UABKISON, M D.,
F. WOOBRUFFrMJPu
HAMILTON BREWER.jM.D.,
ELLSWORTH BURK, M.D.. Botanic.
Comprising all the practiiingphysicians m tire city of
M For sSrSy B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
corner of Wood and First su>
MORSE'S _ - .. ■
n-ntnnnni! ftvrnD of Yellow Dock Root,
V°x°C?U?“ <be y ” . rank among the propricory
( ) medicines otvhis eoantry for completely .cunng
Cunker.Solt Rlieum,
>rrUin<r/rom a p imp are state of the blood.
tVirnnfaintfcataTrn, dyspepsia. Headaches, WsiinesS,
and -Tightness about the Chest Bron«:
S SSSs, llrfnets, a 4 alicklingWM
about thelhmati and'ts used with unprece Jentetf auo
alt tiarls of the'country, can be -relied upon, rtts
&?dtacioiui in curing aU * e T f
hiiitated and broken down constitutions, It i» purely
?eiSSd4ir its ebmpoutidnynrid accurately: com
bfnCddn its proportion! that lire chenueat, botanical and
oiedfcal “m£?tils of each ingredient harmpn.onuly
which hi. buf-
tu°R^m' , E?yJ,pS. M anU ,l^ro f
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely foiled uynalteihe least bn
m/acihe OTmSjSsP&" M'r6«|»v«
Me&ru and relieves in all cases of Asthma, ami may be
S2“l cumate s ,nnd o liilfrta»o, i r^eyear o
This Syrup 4s prepared only by C; MORSk & CO., at
102 Foomum street, Provnicnce, R. I, and sold whote
“* uud retail,hf ,
Jelliy Warehouse, cot Wood and Sixthits., fmsb h
inunn'fl Doable • Cever letter Copying
TTaide* aclvX“«"« H previous iftve.umn.for
doe, not require fadlening down.
l K“«n, applied « equally, that <ta Pres, 1,
not liable to break or B« oat of for thc
SMS^OT*?
separately- xriih this Press and Dampener
Jtaa Boik-like form, Mnalci -Origami’ln-
For keeping m a j Newspapers, drawings,
ES'Ssskk^SH;
wmMmm i
and manufactured exprersl? for retadmg f
Krrd^ll^Srdm'ord^^aurd^e^raf^o';,
xrttkhz fca»r«ssLs^
b“gb«d VSSSiny, and will give alltUe ma.rucuon
necessary
H. DA.OLKB
JOHN F- OOLR<& CO.,
At M’FadenA. Cocode'. Perma Railroad Depot corner
of Penn and Wayne »l», Pmaburgh U e * y, _
0 \ 1M U P P K P OVkS”L A N. . *
F „ J? »„ VJ. w. BKAHSTOP IVO. 85 SrmthfiM
strut, Pittsburgky . • . .
AS Derson* of boib seiea call on me daily, coroplain
jL,fc*-fl**«£S|finess,Paia in ihe Stomach, Dowels,
fbuL by examination, I have foand m a
that they have labored under the dis*
f™ „ g m -4! Failing of ihe Bowels), 1 have Et
ires-iugui nroiier supporter* and a small
onaa “v o. -£ whitHSeteKved'lhel,rpaihand
mveuibem. 4 indsOtne of themhad.noi been well
For five or si ; : Any parson who will call at my
office 1 “aft* them to those who wear them, who
SSi iiatify u? benefits or them. If we have no Sup
porters that -X 4 weean have them mads in a short
nme The efl produced hv wearing a suitable and
perfectly adjua, lAbdominaf Supporter is often nearly
miraculous 01 To. weak voice is sirengthcned—the weak
iSnas heart ceases its palpuauons-lhe
food sits P hetteron the slomaoli— cosuveness rs re ieved
chrome diarrhma is stopped-tmscarrmgesp^Singer—
floodings Slopped—whiles cared—spine gets stronger—
the lady who is unable to walk is:soon able mwalkwed ..
She who could not sit up alone for a few nsinmea. caii
now sil up all day, oras long as any One, falling of the
womb is cured, aAd, in shorter or longer periods loses
all us tenderness and weakness, and goes permanently
back »o us pluce. Barrenness, ui some cases,gives
gSgi—■ -<* awayi.prepmmHorjeur^or
The Human Body mu«t Peraplre,
TO HAYS AtPSARA^os,
An<l person. who do “*
e * t
edtha,
■‘^“hK^rk^b^ambcSb hbarb.-
¥£%' “Jd&e reader ifTgaia ass nmd 1• would not
cruelly sell ii forihe above, unless l knew tt to-be all l
ok chaffed FLESH, t
ihiTnot only a core, bat a preventive; andl
e W adcCumtaSy one afflicted with any pi
the above, or similar diseases, will find ljlis all and even
more (admirable in it* properties! ihanlstai*«• .
irj”Bat, reader, ibe siores are flooded with Imitations,
andbe sure yon ask for Joires’ Italian Chemical Soap--
“d buy U onlyof Will. JACKSON, only Agoni m
Pittsburgh, -J4O Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head ol Wood-
Jones* liily White*
X ADIES are cautioned against using common prepa*
They arc notaware how frightfully Injurious it is
to the skin! how coarse,how rough, how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the s<t»
appears after using prepared Chalk .
Besides, it Is injurious, contain
ing alargeqnamltyofLcftdl
We have areplreU vegetableanicle, which
we call JONES’ SPANISH LILY
It is perfectly Innocent, being purified of all
ous qualities }.and it impacts to the * “ at ? r * s ;
healthy, alabaster, clear, Uving white. ;Jt *Jhe
time acting as cosmetic on tb* skin,!pSjSSSj*
smooth* Sold by the Agent, WM,^ £9 Liber
ty street, head of Wood, Pittsburgh. Price 25 cents.
•-•arlsr WMte Teem *n4 Bc««tU,
TO BE HAD FOR 25 CENTS.
PERSONS who have either, are honorably assured
that if their breath is ever so fooJ, or their
TEETH DECAYED, DARK OR YEE LOW,
and encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent box of Jones
Amber Tooth Paste will make the teeth white as snow
and the breath odilerotisiy-sweel.
Sold only at JACKSON’S Store, 240 Liberty stree
if Wood.
Jones’ Solution of Joe, . .
A LIQUID HUMAN HAIR DYF. forlhc chapgmg 01
white, red or grey hair to a beauufal br °"„\ 31 oo ;
black color.in a few minutes. Price au cent* aud SMO.
Sold by tV. JACKSON,24O Liberty street, Piusbntp,
*eud of Wood. *
■ Returned to tie® Oltjr.
HENRY LANDWEHR has tig: pleasure to l announce,
to his iriends and old customers, that he has return-:
ed to the City, and re-opened at his old stand, the sign,
of the 8 WAN, Market street; where he will continue
during the winter Besson, well and amply provided for
ih- nccoma>odaiion of his old customers. Among Jus
supplies oore 0 ore Mine lots of choice FRENCH BRANDY,
CHAMPAIGNE and PORT WINES of veryßupenor
Qualities, which he will sell wholesale or retail, and
which he has recently purchased out of the custom*
houses in New York and Pbiladelphia.Hmhorae wilt
continue as heretofore its supply o! OYSTERS, »AK-!
PINES, Ac., Ac. 10$®“.;.
Adame A Co.'i Bxpreaa Office* > ,
NO. 65 MARKET STREET. >
OUR EXPRESS for Philadelphia, New Yotli and
Boston, leaves daily aid o’clock, P. fit
Express for Cleveland, Cincinnati and the West,
leaves daily at 10 A. M. ’*•
Specie, Bank Notes, Jewehry, and valuable packages*
ate seta in charge of special msaengers. who will pay
particular attention to all goods entrusted to our care-
This being now the only reliable source for receiving
goods from the East, merchants and otherswilllind i\
to their advantage to order iheir'ticods sent by lhitrli ne,
Cnstom house business attended.to in any of the cast*
era cities. Gold Dost and Coin carried from California,
in charge of special messengers^
Also® Drafts for s ale on England* Ire land and Scotland,
pay able at the principal Banking JJouses,'(a great ad«
,. , ■:
t- sepSo - ~ BAKE&A FORSYTH, Agents,
WHOLESAISr&B
Jbbaap and Swiff.
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Dr. lVm* P. Cdlflii »
/«aC VETERINARY SURGEON. *
OfficeatßodyJPaUeisoil’S LiVery Stables* on
Fouxth *treevbetween wood and Smithfiotfl. v UyWjr; -
r-i’j t :• ... * it-
xSiotljing.
: MM?,:!- iisoptsini- *firmr
TIlE 'eabMnneV begi 'mart * rttpt9l!al*f *
man Si 10 Ite /fiend* and casuaerafor tfte ve*y ;
liberal, pauonege bestowed upon him com
mencement; in irosjpe*.H,and.liopet vby v strtc| ayentiott.
orid ‘fidelity In tforexedutlon of all ordtarehlriistotrto *•> ;.
his care f J to met if acbntinuari ce of their favor*.
: ifciwonld alsfr m
general, that he"has jnsixeceived a bafldsnnx assort*'
memo/ Goods, selected in New. VojrkaadFbSl&delphia, .
far ihe Fail and Winter TritoOr-sifahaMUpeffiwfßiMk,,
hod CLOTHS pli«bniaor, Lmnbskui.
Beaver and Devonshire Ceiirey Coating*; Pima ami,
Colored French CASSIMERE3, towhlen he would itt*
rite especial attentionwbictyfor variety and newness
hfHgtyleda.eupendiJ toanyfihingjnAlto. a
beautiful lot of Black add Colored SiLESATiN,Ctf*b-\
faCrepMaf&Bltfs &ud:Whife : SHfc fla*tyhVe«iiigßHAß«<
Which he, is prepared in a superior
lowpricrt.’ - ->
! “ betweeriSecon'dahi Third sweet*, ‘ .
1 TO 0 ;; Wall’S CtsanStHlJi Shonlddr
, dom., 81U; without liiattaciinns, 87.. ■ , r loot?
! . . Elefiani and. V K!W;fiU , .W' , g; -
Jnxi.ia®i?Al4 ft CO.; career v of Wood'and Walei
V aU€ei»,.arepow receiviiig.froitt rwzk- ';
<Jt» a won Veiecied anil eifeusivelot of Clollia, Cajsi.
niercßcns Vcnincs, whieb'surpaiiiiribeauty-aitq-.artof'
W Tto» r
Goodsare lhßolioicH of tlio eiisierilniarke t,;&eirlg:Ke[ect- ■„
mirket The? were inricha.ed for cash, at low prices,
wind* wilt enable Ibe-underrimed lO’dapore of thenr,-
3 bout twenty percent cheaper then tlie prices charged
y trie Kerterslity or.ttaWrintfieStsbrisßmeitUrintlusetiy
j CLOiHb —French,biighsi, ail[ j American have been
felectedt wilbgreat.cirsninßpMUoTu and various stylos
of rich material for Overcoat,, we have !n abundance;
I Our; eioclt’of CASSJMERE& is yery oxtenslye end
varied, iucludpg all tlie ncweslnrichest and roost lash
io nabie specimen Imported and tnaanfaetared, *
four Btockot VESTlNGSiucludesv a variety of all the
mniijf patterns to be had in New .York li‘ls hi‘sst :v>
varied and '
dp, present an appe&r&nce-of modest grandeur. Taking
itie variety as a whoteiitcerlainlyaurpasses: anycol-*
faction of Vestings to ourcllyibefote;...v.,:-^
[ Gentlemen of taste who desire .thbseGo&dsmade ®p;>;‘
and mannfactured .by: experienced artiats,. wilt:.
Sense call and examine for themselves* They areopea v .
fbr*inspection. • ' ,CALLAGHAN & CO., r - •’••
septtf corner .of Wood and Water streets.:
"spuing AND SvioiKU OXitiTHIUG
THREE BIG DOORS!
. * , No~.\sU Liberty Stmt , PtiUbargh^
lOHN McCLOSKEY .has now the pleasure of an-
Tionnoiafe to'his numerous friends and the public m.: - ' :-
lerali.that ma Spring and Summer stock is now ready , - ■
inspection, which ne : beheves will be found fb.be
e :of tha largest and .best aelected atocksor
ide Clothing lo be found in the Western Country, .
fid bas tlnsveusbn paid mere ibatf uaual atletiuon tO:-":.
s nmnu&cturipg andstvle of hiaGnnnents,. BOthatthSwr ■
ry inWest priced, as welf as the fineatiaregoi opln a-, .
le and elegance not to be surpassed. f , l >“
ye would particularly call the attention of aH aealers
etothi'ig to'his.pfßeat splendid assortment of
[ ; , R*ady-2l*|deGarmenU, *
As he' feeis'eonfideni, npon examination of the qualities
mid prices of his'goods, hfi'can offer them sachadocß
toefus as shall make it . their imerestto purchage at hi*. ; <
Stabhshmdnti 1 •‘ 5 u ‘v *■ ' - r^v r . 1 “
(Many yeats^expe>iep4se, k a«d great success Bv the on- „
slness, together with an UnprecedCnidd vholesaleand r#-. v .r
til patronage, has enhb|<pd.-liim;.U> get tp/
ut the business habits and tastes of eyery location in
ie Union, wliieir'is'ortheiotmostimporlanieeioWftoio* .
I In the Citing department will 'he fonhd a Chofce se T * ~
ifection-of <the most-fashionable goods, consistingofr-*- v":
j English, and Mmmcan EroaddotkSy .
Oaskmereus, Ac; &c. Also, an excellent assortment of ~
, TESTINGS, of ibelatestand most (aatoonable-svylear
dil of which he is prepared to make to orderm the best , ■
! * l * •
t COME,.TREN,., ONE AND AXJ»! .
\ The’Assortment, the" Quality, ohd ihe Variety, is too'
aiost:exteiisiye > unUottbtediyjto.beTo.‘inQfin.;lh«'.l?iUt&a.. 1
States. ■ -■ ■■■>.■■■• &*l2B;+ , ..
timi fo'tUe manufacture hitd sale of iLo artlcle in'the ; , :
Weauiheyiiaving been mannfaeiured heretofore exclu*
lively in the Bnst, where they are superseding the w „
It, wooden xoffins, take this method. of mtantfngjthoi
public, ihaithej are now manufacturing eighteen./utter- I
entslrcsbf-theinodem Sarcophagus,
from 22 inches to 6$ feet, with width and depuvSultable, .. ;i
for bodies of ordinary sue, and for those mhpattm i
spaco'for cusUohingjbr for bodioa of ttiiflSoardUfieft- i
Jons, have several sues deeper and_ wider. Thisin- f
veiitlon now commgintogeneral u e,isprommnc?atfne ,
If the greatest of;Uxe. JTkese. IjujaiL vCaiKB M®, I
composed of various kinds ot metals, bat-pnneilißUy of .
are thoroughly enameled inside and. oat, and „
thus made impervious to Air and ,,
are highly ornamental, and of a classic form,. are llgpt_ r -. . •
and plna they- corabiue the greatest strength
which metal 1! capable of, m a giveu qaanuty. f
! When properly secured with cement they are pencct*. ,
tv airtight, and free from exhalauonof offensive gases* v| ,i »
They cost no more - than good woodea coffins, and jg* i
better than any .othear aTncle m. use,, (of :whateyer .
for tnuiapormiiou,' vaults, or ordmarymtennents, as, pos.i
been proven byactaaJ experimfentßiaaa i CcrUfied-4« byr.
some of oar
hies Henry-tJlay," Darnel Webster, Lewis Caw, and
other distinffUMbed?SpnaUsrs. who
merits, nod whose letters; togetherwtthouiereytdedces.
of thei* worib.inay be seen nt our «Agents\WtalWf
Depou No. 3<4 Itfain street, three doom above Wimn,,
where we nitend to; keep on hoadat all 4**H**&*''\<
stock of- all sixes of ornament ana hiuso. a*
will suit the most diversified tastes. •
! We invite the,aueationoC tbepablictEtnd.Oti'Unupna^i:,
kers particularly throughout the west,loan examination,
of the article, and request Uiem not to rely upoa the rep
resentationsof undertakers norueinktha article, wbose
interest itwaal.d be >o misrepresent £ c „
' Patent lUtallle Bnrlil Jj. '■,fe S'
Sarcophagus tVarsrtimi* 37iyjram sirat, Cnneinntm.... » /
'TrHEmjae™ghea,GMt|KK.R6B£ara,niideruietana - [
'A eole. agent for the .sale of tbAabave valuable arti-. . ,
Hmi-. announces that he is prepared to Bopply unpeijUi* . V ’l, ...
iera andolhers haringoccasitmforlhair use wrth.tbtt •- i
same, of aU aizes, from t foot JO inches to «feeiSmabes . j -
in length, of variouswidthsatld «qlihB,'smtableftrbo- j
dies of any sizej ieiihest. plainiAronjed or gilded and- f.
(highly ornamented. Also} name plates and trimming* s •-
tor the snrae. Attention tntlmvery l.ow'piices affixed, {
with the view ot their general adopuon, is solicited, to, . *
Qiti At wholesale! forptorn bronzed Gases, of ■vartoua- ... ..
;COl °So?l for Bodies23loaa’fbehesirilength; tMfr '' t-.
2 “ ■ 281033 -.O .i “ 4,SO'',--. ~
3 ‘ “ 33 to 40 “ “ 0,00 - ' >
4 “ 40 to 46 “ . “ S,OO - ■ P
5 •*-. 46 to 54 . “ “ 0,00;.-
6 “ 54 to,GO ~ “ . “ 10,00 -..
7 “ GO to 65 “ ■‘l • n,OO -' ..
8 “ G5t069 “ “ 14,00...
9 “ G 6 to 70 « "" ' ' "i®!®® :
10 “ OS to 73 “ -17,00 i.;
, 1 a 72 to 7G “ “ 18.0(1 ,
12 “ GOto-63 “ extradeop ; l2J)o -‘(r
13 05 t 0.69 “ “ V , -}s’on ’ ! i'
14 “ GO to 70. “ ,r 18,00
15 ,<t 63t073.' ,‘f 1M»^;
10 “ .70to 76 ~ t»,00 ,
Name plates from C4AO to S9 : per'dozen:'
■ Moderate additional charge for extra gtldtngnnd prna;,
mental painting* or uilaldgoliK silverand pearl won* : .....
Commumcauona, deairine-iurtfaeT. infonnation, or or
ders for Cases and materials, will receive promptatlen-.,
.donhy addressing' ; r GEO, K ROBBHTSfAffenr»/•
Sarcophagus Warerooms, 374 Wain t>. ,
rry- Funerals attended,hearse and carriage* furmeb-;
ed. and .appropriate atLendama pnftr
vided for transportation to any country, on
[ application at the office as above* * i ’ v * 1 r
j. jyic G« Kyß: • •
Plttihuteh Leather Depot.' 1- 1
RBARD fc CO., So. 103 Wood sthkkt, have Just
« receive.! a Fall supply of stock lit their line.-BM
tiraore and New VcricSOLK LEATHER, Philadelphia.
Kips and Calf Skirts, French Cnir Skins, Country Up*
ger, Kips and Calf lauingand; Bidding:
kins; Tanner’s Oil} Tanuei.’a and. Currier’s Tools, Ae.
And, taken together,thejrbe.'ieveirthe largestafldbest
assortment ever in one huuat?
burgh. All of which we are (prepared to sell to cash'
and prompt paying cusiomersavvhe veryJowestpricea
P °w£trike pleusdre in showing
invite purchasers to examine, before purchasing,-.else*
where. -
E.n. BlQEhOWtlftrflKfe
No. 46
/CONTINUES to manufacture CARRIAGESrof xyci* r
l» description and of th’e'latestmid'*most'approved
styles; toorderand for saie.r r ,to
each branch of his Manufactory, .and- aelectingjus ma
terial from the best that the-eastern market cait afford*
he feels confident thalMcanplease-iheinost festidtoua.
Giving his entire'time and attentiortui the bdsnifejUi.fae
to eompete with any of theeastemioaxket* *
Southern and Western Mei.dxßmaare reßpectfully in
vited to eall and examine his slock : before purchasing
elsewhere, as he is deternthred tcrsellaagood Bhd as
cheap an article aft Any olherestabUshmenu , < t .: .
- Athennum.ssfopna , V"
'•intTM 'Wv WARDfefcgsteabeTdTnfomthaLhaieaarid
•W GenUemenof ibficijyHodyfp.ui^y>that.heiBjMee
pared |» serve up }n a* superior manner,pYSTERS,
COoked in the of a
number of gentlemen, will keep tawaya ready, HOT
COFFEE, TEA utid CHOCOLATE* wiiheditilea to'smti
He trust%by constantatteriUoTvandaneameaVdesire to
please, this new feature will receive a shafeof public
pa iCE (?REAfiIS and other refreshments, as'usual, at
short notice. The Bathing,Departmeijtalwaya in or'er
Ifj** A Ptfvafoßaldoßtoi’Ladlßße' ’ '*■> ■ - t<?cl4.
' good Eating and Drinking*
(Qvd JavJthmgß'oftliislife;sTu>prddroyrdand nno 1
;GRAHAM;..av-.hmvnew,.Hotel.
No.36,<?nedoor from Penri,on SL Clair at
best Oysters* Li
quors, Wines and Cigars that .can r be found in unv of
these ’ere digjg&A 1 ' •- * • * - faugbgm-'
doIWW. Tim, : v
HASALWAYSON II AN Dy of. his o wirmanuiaciare*
a large assortment of WHIPS* CANES audlJM
ßHELliASofevCTyAeßciiptiofr^'Wliich^hfewilldispcse
or retail atprices,os low as.they con be
procured for in either the cities of New York, Pwl'adfil
BRUSSELS and INGRAIN CARPER BAGS and LA-
Whicb-wiil bo' soW -at NBw*Y*ik'
prices. Jost received front the Manufactory a newaiiiM
ply at INDIA RUBBER WHIPS, all sizesvWholesale
and retail. _ .
Nai4^Wodd'aTeat,.^sat.yiri
, , siAua;rookincK - "T - ——
THOMAS ARNOLD, SUdt Rocfct and Dtaler iut States*
has on hand a fall supply of very sitpetioretmied
SLATE,andisprejraredto execute any orders for/work
that may be entrusted Id him, in tt manner tbal wil iTn
•rure satisfaction, union very accommodating terras.—
He.deyoies his entire time dad nitentiou to Ihebusiness.
and feels eonhdenl that ullhis work; will be perfect.
He may be found at Logan, Wilson & Co.’s 129 Wood
sueet. .laugfc3m
■. : Slew.' Chocolate Putory, ■*,;"'.
SIG. N. GIAMBONI &ct>. -respectfully informthe
pnblic that they, are now manufacturing CIIOCO
LATKof every quality and price.' This ChocolotevOn
like tnostothers sold here,is ’lyitrantedpurs auduaail
ulterated, and' hence, of fi.nerflp.vor, more. nutritious
and wholeaorne. SiJ. G,,rmd Co., having been proprie
tors iof one of the largest Chocolate manufactories in
Italy, assure the public that they will, furnish-an article
etiual, if not superior, to the bestimponed, and at a less
fence.;: w j
«, It V'J?l, sale ? t Mr - SOREL > S,|Mad.BorePa Millinery,!
No. 5® Fodf'b etreet, up stairs, next dber to the’May-
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