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>) ins received and now
:-7 r;iie following' elegant atoci of fl&bO. WfnrVl
■ "• '-FORTES,fromthncelebrated manufac-:* 8 .". B .
' lory of Jon»CH»ckenngi'Boston, at factory pricer, viz i
' ■ rvo-1256-1 oueO.nctsive rosewood.. . , 2775 07
. 120G70C0 8 dv . du . : • . . 275 Wl
■ 12062 one 6 dll Jo 235 Wl
11612 one 6) do do 3761*
113330ne.7! /';;:dO' do .: -' - .400.00-
11702 one 7 do do 400 00 •
y " 11448 one 64: do carved rosewood, 400 00
11977 one 7 dp do 450 00
114e9one 7 do do 450 00
U7BO one 7 do do 450 00
:;» *, 10760 ono 04 do extra carved 450 ou
10S92one? do -carved LoniaJXIV, 600 flO
' 11632 one 7. do do do 500 «>
» 11635 one-7 do carved full grand, too 00
’ • r Alsoontiand. tlie following tromoUiermanufacturers.
. 6501, a ro=«woi>d 6| octave, Stodaci * Co ' I J^ e ,? r .
• l'.v-.' 55J7tl UU
N0. , 3273, a rosewood 64 octave, Hatieii, Bavin
4 Co.';Bostoa> * - • . , •*** w
No. 5i45.a rose 6* octave, Halietl, Dav»s. & »
v '-v-: .: : with ,ffiollanauacfiiioent T . ; . - «ww w
No. 3351, a rosewood 6 octave, made by Hal-
Jett Davis&C©* - * ■ • ■ ■ • . * - 250 00
-V • , • * -r No 3302 a rosewood 5 octave, samß makers, 226 00
’ No-lbl7, do do made by VV ood
*7ard4~BcQwn, - - ti - SS 2S
No IStO. atosewood 6 octave,-trame 5OO 00
Ntf 449 arcs*wooa’boadojr, made by. Gilbert,•
Boston,Ci octave * &S9Q
A mahogany second uana 6 octave, -v* , ..v:...-ivs flfl
declO
:;; -ml>r KLOUBOWfe—Madc/try Cathardyihe' original m*
JaaWeeei.vfcdi.a.ifesbjSttßply-'of-ine'eei
e.'-bjßied Alelodeousj mode.by. the onginai invenior,Car*
• bacdti'ifeW'-Votlcy.-TbeseinsuamenU arc uaqueßitoua
. blf /thfr-verybestofthofcind mamzfaetored. any where,
■having several iracrovemejusnoi possessed by any oth
'crs,snchas double swells &c. • Persons deauoua of pur
gemuneCarbard jMelodeon, will ploase call
and-Cgflcmia tkfesame, and.-convince- ihwnaetves of its
;gieatsuperiority. H. KLBBLR,
No. UH Third street,
Sign of the Golden Harp.
' TTIVERY LADY having a Piano should purchase and
[Pi read Xembieton’s new hook.
. ..v.vro GKHTLEMEH-r-'This is a beautiful hoot for a PRESENT
' —withoul-excepuon as neat a piece of pruning and L ind*
mg or wasever executed.
Xhere is no possible casualty that can happen to a Pi
ano for whichit does'narpointoutftii easy remedy, be
sides giving dictions how to keep the Instrument aivays
* tn runs. Price only Sl—worth ten times that much. It
can be sent hy mail to any part oi the United ?naie* (or
■- a few cent*. '
• - Published by John H-Mellor, Wood street, and Henrv
sircti, Pittsburgh, and may be had at the
• principal book stores: declitf
"-MOW id-Tills TiiUk to subscribe for the
100& 9 Magazine* for 18i2. We continue to take
subscriptions for any of the $3,00 Magazines, at 32,r>0,
tree of postage, tiz;
G odey's Lady's Book ; Giaham's Magazine,- &artam s
Umoa Magazine. , . . ..
_• • -We bare received specimen copies of all the Mago
, ane* for January* . _ _ .
* Aims and Obstacle*. A Romance —by G P B. James,
in New York, in Doors and uut of Doors- iilus- 1 ;
irated with 45 engTavtngs. -
Glirapsesof the l*and of Egypt. By-
WiUiam H- Bartlett. With engravings on steel and nu- 1
. meroas illustrations on wood. 1
■ ' For sole at the Cheap Book Store dT 1
H. MINER & CO., 1
No. 33 Southfield street-
liadiei I I Head IbUIII
TN THE PRESS, and will shortly be wady, u THE
1. HANDMAID TO THE PIANO; comprising a full
oescrjpuoaoTltie-mechamsm of the instrument, the de
- fecta* 10 which u is JiaoJe(aboui 200 m uumber,) the
- 'method-ol Temedyms each defect, and instructions how
to keep the instrument always m tune." by P, B. Tsai*
■ rtsTos*
Every person having a piano saould have a copy of
this hook* No work of the kind has ever been publish
ed. Tae information it imparts is worth ten tunes ti*
price~-one dollar} and, among other advantages. it will
effectually guaxd you from having your Piano spoiled by
unskillful toners.
Ladies and gentlemen iu the cities ol Pittsburgh and
Allegheny, desiring early copies of the work, can be
- furnished attheir residences by leaving ibelr addresses
at the muaic-Worcs of Messrs. John 11. fllcilor. Wood
sireet,and Henry Klebcr, Third street.
By sending oao-doLiar lothe aothor, ni the Gazette Of
fiee, Pittsburgh, a copy will be forwarded, tree ol posi
age, to any part of the Uaued btates. btx copies for
five dollars: A liberal aiscoucit 10 Book sellers amtAlu
sic dealers. /'”
There isno more appropriate present that Ageiute
- - man can make to a lady, than a copy of thivboos:.
Bend la your orders \ *ac2li2ni
Doable ilced fiSelodeot;*
F|>HE subscriber has just opened a very fine Melndeon,
A oexavea, with doable sett of reeds, made by the
original inventors, Carhardt and Needham. New York.
This Instrument is equal m point ot power and volume
to any small organ, and far preferable to it foraweeinesi
of ione, capaeuy to stand m tune and facility for irons*
porting. These instruments are made expressly for
Church u*e> and owing to the lowness of pneo arc fasi
sapersedmg the organs. The public are respecifaliy
invited to call and examine this une Mclodecn previous
u> itsleaving the subscriber’s waieroom, u having been
purchased by a congregation m this city.
H. KLEBER. No. 101 Third si..
<>ct29 Sole a«ent for CarbartttNeedbaia s Melodcuu
- Statical Notice.
FTUIE undersigned begs leave to announce io the cm-
X. *Mh* of Pittsburgh, that he has opened a Room lit
Vigilant Hall, opposite the Posi Office, Third street,
Where he can be consulted at all hours of the day. from
9A. M-,on all Mn<ical occasions. A fine Brans and
Cotillion Band', can be had at alt tunes, on short uouce.
Instructions ou all instrument? at a reduced price,
declaim WM BN F.RLY
TO SAT£ LABOR!
Ktahsll’s Chemical Washing Fiuldt
fT'HIJj amele is much cheaper ai d easier to oar ilmu
X Soap, and is warrauted to cleanse all kinds oi &p*
fiarel pexfecUy It contains no Potash, Soda Ash.bpir
ts of Turpentine, Ammonia. Acids, or any article that
-WilUn any manner injure the finest fabrics. Calicoes
are warranted not to fade if trashed in this Hind.
Use do Wash t'oard, for clothes are wont oui more by
the use of it. than they are by the wear and tear to iheir
uses. This Fluid entirely does away wall thxi laborious
task. Full directions accompany each bou»c sold ui
the uominal price of Id} cents, sufficient tor two ordina
ry washings.
j&Sfrrsnfrt—The fb'Jowing Ladies have given me cer
tificates, sneaking in higher terms ot my Chemical
Washing Fluid llun even I could expect. They use n
lor all purposes where an article for cleansing is re
paired, behoving u to be cheaper and easier to use than
any other article: Mrs. Elizabeth Fabnr.niock, 55 Tun
nel st; Mr*. Martha Scott, corner of Fourth aud Sumh
fieli sliects j Mr*. Mary It. Wilson, 175 Liberty si, Mrs
Mary Jones, St. Clair si; Mrs. Mary G. Kimball, fie
Crawford at., PiUsbumh i Mrs. Hester Howard, near
Hope Cotton Mills; Mrs Hannah Parker, South Com
mon and Federal sv. Allegheny Cityj Mr*. Marietta
Howard, Lawrencevilie.
Manufactured by C. W. KIMBALL, und sold Whole
sale and Retail by KhVbhß Sc M’DOW ELL,
140 Wood street.
ijuO
fly Empty bottles re*filled.
' 900 BEWAB.D.
DSL BLANCHahD, (from Boston,) proclaims to the
far and near, that ue has discovered ihe
most certaln-sneady, and efficacious remedy for
G(SNOiUtH<EA AND SYPHILIS,
ever presetted to ihe world. By his treatment founded
on' observations made id the hospitals of Europe and
America, he will insure a perfect cure tn from, two to
five days, if applied to early.
Office No: 08 SSUTHFILLD 91, Pittsburgh.
A CERTAIN CURE-—When the misguided votary of
pleasure finds he has unbibed the seeds of this painful
ai&e&sejit too often bapens that an ill-timed sense of
shame or dread of discovery deters him from applying
to those who from education and respectability can alone
befriend him, delaying ull the constitutional symptoms
of the horrid diseases make their appearance, afflicting
Ihe head, throat, nose, sUn, &c., ending in decay unu
death-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. B. addresses those who have injured themselves
by private and improper indulgence, that secret and
solitanr habit which ruins both body and mind, unfitting
them lor either business or society.
These are some of ibe *ad aim meiancholv effects
produced by early habits of youth, viz: Weakness of
the Back and Limbs; Pain in the Head, Dimness of
Sight; Loss of Muscular Power; Palpitation of the
Heart; Dyspepsia. Nervousness, IrllabiJity, Derange
ment of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Con
sumption, Ac., &C- , ,
Mentally the fearful effects on the mind are much to
be dreaded, loss oi memory, confusions of ideas, de
pressions of spirits, evil forbodings, aversion to society,
self distrust, love of solitude, timidity, Ac.; these are
come of the evils produced. Such persons should before
contemplating
MARRIAGE
consult Dr-8., and be at onco restored. Let not false
delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately and save
yourself from the dreadful and awful consequences of
this temlfle malady
'Weakness immediately cured and full vigor restored.
Office No. 63 smithfield street. Pittsburgh. Hoars
frQra 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
{£?* Medicine senlto any pan of the country, secure
of observation, by addressing {post paid) Dr. k
BLANCHARD. and describing case. dec 10
Prsnoh Psrlodlesl X>rops.
TTpTSR DROFe arc always invariably certain to reg*
V • alate the Female system. They were discovered
‘ by ifee renowned Rteord, while practicing in the hospi
tals of Pans,and are always warranted to cure ail eases
: if T SUPPRESSIONS, IRREGULARITIES, Ac.,
' T froia eold ©r other causes. They have been used m
•'•'thbnsands of eases'and kevrs vaiued to produce the de
sired effeet- These drops are perfectly harmless, and it
needs bul one trial to convince the most skeptical ot
ikeir astonishinireffidhcy. 'Wherever they fail to cure
• affeksffirtrial, the MONEY WILL-BE RETURN ED.
TheV are the oaly genuine and safe remedy for ah
IRREGULARITIES,
and no onb aftet trying them once, can ever be induced
,o T&“rep°* refer solo at lW office of Dr. BLANCH
AKO. No BSSmlthfitld at: Full directions accompany
each oolite- They can be sent to any part of the coun
tryiseture ofobMCvatton, byonclosms the price in o
lcuor directed to Dr. B. Blanchard Price Fiva Dollabs.
Office hours from 8 A- M.,t09 P. M*—Sundays not
excepted. declOrty
Usury litchardson, Jeweller,
HAVING re-ducdhis store in a hand some manner,
and bat recently returned from the Eastern ciues
wuu a fine assortment of Wuichcs, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods, would call the attention of ms friends and cus
tomers to the foci, that among las Watches will be found
the most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jew
elry, the latest styles of broches, brea*l pins,fob 'fta4.
. Vest chains, finger rings, ear rings-, miniature, lockets*
■' - , JIC.
FANCY.GOODS—Such as paper mac he, work tables,
; work boxes, desks, fancy vases, perfame bottles, tabic
msu#, .Colt’s pistols, pone monmes, in great variety i
china fruit and cake dishes, Ac., with an endless variety.
ofuseful and ornamental ajucles,vrhteh have only tohe
seen lobe appreciated.
• 'novl' . NO. Si MARKET-STREET.
v ; i '• w ■ Oyiwm Oyitmn
miiESALOONSof PH. HUNKER, on liibertysireet.
X near Hand, will be opened on MONDAY, the
Enaiant, where Ladies aim Gentleman can be occommo*
i .dated with Oysters, served up in a manner noi to bestir*
passedinthis City.
. . . {o* Fames will be supplied with refreshments of all
hinds, atthe sborteatnotice.and at the most reasonable
prices. Call at' **. H. HUNKER’S,
scpSS . Liberty streei
-.-. For Bate*
fTYWO GROUND, situate inthe borough of
X -Manchester, each having a front oa Ohio Lane of
twenty-three feet three inches, and extending back one
hundred and thirty-eight feettoan alloy. Said Lou wil
be sold separately . . " . ~
■ Terms reasonable. For further particulars enQuire a
3 S HAMILTON’S Office, No 63 Fifth «tn£t.
.. - iep26:tf ■ •
• SffJL EMroanm
ft yuijr ligimhaie above coaTp
snss ™u£zs?iii%{s££%zssg “ 4 om
,So cbareea&r «2urarfngGooda. .
_ w® STUDY TO PLEAS Ev I
vj BgnibfigMgL, n ]ffy ,
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NOW KKADY X
* “ , ifrifispcttatuin;
Paui. asd wisTisii Aaa&BeßnEsT
Jgl®ililSsl.ifes
■ . PORITRAVEE. BfirwßEK.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH,
By (be Cleveland e PUtcbnrgli Railroad.
■ AROM CL.hVfc.LAND 10 HANOVER STATION. 7S
r miles From HANOVER" to WELLSVILLF., by
Smse, 30 nulcs, anA from WELLSVILLE roPirTS-
,s!> l ' ! ‘- l.r w amt splendid steamer FOULsT
C4l * Tins arrangement to continue unul tbe first of
Janunry, idud, wneri the Cara will run from Cleveland
to WellsviUe. .. . .
The Express Train of Cars will ieave Cleveland daily
(bundays excepted) at M 5 A M . after the arrival oi
the Night Train from Cincinnati, arriving at Hanover
. Station at l2TiS t K hi-, and at YVcUaVille at 7 o’clock, P.
: Al-, and at Pittsburgh ihr same evening.
, Returning will leave Pittsburgh daily at 9, P- M., ar
> riving at Cleveland n't 5 o'clock, P. M, next day, in sea
son to connect wnh the Evening trams to Cincinnati,
> and with Steamer* East and West on the Lakes until
itbecloreof navigauon.
; Time from Pittsburgh to Cleveland 'JO hours; to Uu
.‘Ctnnau 30 tours.
1 Fare to Cleveland SJ 00; to Cincinnati 810,00
(signed) 0. PRENTISS, President
Office of thk «... Y P. It. R. Co. >
Ravenna. JNov H. 1851. >
O” For ticket- epj ly \o
G. M HaRTON, Agent,
uoaUJ Monongahelaj; House, Putaburgh.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
PlfiSBimVAJiU RAILROAD,
Prom Plttiburgh to and
Baltimore*
Only 54 Hours Through!
IMIL Expios.-’, mail tram will leave the Depot on Lib
. erty street, above the Canal Bridge, every morning
at 6$ o’clock.
Passengers will go by the cars to Bunions, where they
will find the best of Coacheain readiness to convey them
J 8 miles, over u first rate turnpike road to Realty’s sta
lion, and then taitc the snlendid new sleeping cars of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, direct to Philadelphia
and B&lumoie. Conductors go with each train ofcoach*
cat efween Bnnton* and Beatty’s station
Passengers tor Baltimore take the curs of the Y ork and
Cumberland Railroad at Hurnstiurgb. arriving at Balti
more to breakfast, and to Washington City the same
morning.
Passengers who wish to avoni night travel, can lodge
«>vei night *t H* lljdaysburg and resume their seats bv
the next morning * o'cio--k train, and arrive ii Philadel
phia the same evening, as the Railroad Company nre
running iwo daily inun« from Hoili-lajsburg to Phila
delphia.
Baggage checked through to Philadelphia. Fare
through. $ll
The A reomrnodanon Trtua will leave every aiternoon
ato’clock, for Easi Liberty. Wilkinsburg and Brin
tons Returning, iriilns wih leave Bnntons at & o’clock
». m.. and pm ; sioppuiir at VVilklnsburg and Blast
Liberty, and arriving at Pittsburgh at 9{ o’clock, a ra.,
and at o o'clock p in.
Fare to EastLiboriy, X 5 cih Fare to Wilkinsbarg,iU)
cts Fare to Turtle Creek. 40 eta.
, Passengers will procure their tickets at the office in
the Alonongahels House, (formerly the canal office) un
til half an hour before the departure of each trun, when
the office will open for the sole of tickets at the Depot on
Liberty street
dce!9 J. MF.SfOMEN, Ticket Ag’t P. R R.
PENNSYLVANIA BAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Between Pblladelphta and Pittsburgh.
Tvm Reduced to Ttotniy tour Hours.
ON and after the Ist of DECEMBER next. Passen
ger* will be carried by the PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, netween Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh, in TYVENTY-BOUK HOLR:*, wnh only
miles of Suigiag over an excellent Turnpike.
Fare 811 00
Hus is the shortest and best route between the Great
West and the Atlantic Lines, and the ACcottuouartoßs
are m all respect* of the highest character.
THOMAS MOOKK.
f»ovl4:3nj Agent Penn s Rail Road Co
jilJlfejSftlfis
Adams &> Oo«'i Express,
NO 80 FOURTH STRKKT. HlTfc-BURG H
public are informed that we are uow running
regularly to the Las: and YY est, and are prepared to
forward all Good* entrusted to oar care
A tfPFrCIAL MFj=>LNOER sent daily for Philadel
phia. at 4 o’clock' P. M Also, daily to Cmcmnati. ai 7
o’clock. A. M
Orders transmitted (ret ot charge, uiul Goode returned
by first Express
Bills of Exchange tor saits on Lugiaud. Ireland and
Scotianr’. for any amoanL payable onjsruicipal Banking
Houses or Post Offices mthe United Kingdom
i}e«t)4 ItAKKR A FORSYTH Agents:
Duly tor ly Rticn Stagini; f
BY TH F NEW CENTRAL RAILROAD,
TO PHILADELPHIA.
HaL.L A KKANGEMKKI'B
VIA THE AK W PENXSYLV,imA lUILRQA H ’
GOOD INTKNT AND TKI.KORAPH MAIL LINKS
ol splendid nrw Troy bar! t Couches, for Blxiirtirtne.
will leave Pittsburgh every day m I o’clock. P M . aud
ut 4 o’ctoek P. M. ind from thence 3W mile* by the Afew
Ptnniylcant* hmlrcad. m Philadelphia. New \ ork and
Baltimore .’ArougA n*iiy thirty fiauri
Coaches will leave every evening ai I and 4 o’clock.
RXTRA&—To leave at any utne. aiw.ivs <n readiness.
Tut* it the mou dircc-. comlortaMe *ui«J expeditious
rout-i io the La? tern cities I'NssotgcMt for Baltimore
take me new Railroad at Harrisburg direct, on the arn
val o< the car* at mat place.
-N B —The only Office fo» (he above Lino* ander sit.
(;bnr!c< Umrl io Uo-id suert, Patnbunta
sepl W I( A.«fin.
Wcit krtvton Plank Ko«i) Kou(«
tOH hACTIMOhK ANU PHtLAbELrUIA .'
twice u da\. (nornin? and evening.
O (excepttounday)
Morning Homi w;!i ie,iv<‘ tup Whan t >ont above the
MonongTioelu Undue, e very morning at <* clock, A M
Evening 13oiu lo«ve*cver> evenlnp
ai 5 o clocK. P. M
Pare U> I'hitadrlptiiM Si 1 To Balutm-re 910
For ticket*, call s*. he I'tanx Road tMlk-o. Moiiuiirb
tiela House. Woiet
dec)6
nOUNT A i> Visit A AtAllhini V ,
KOU voi N •
In the unvit.iuKi t-u-mil|r of ui» CiXu tv/ Ptueburgh ana
Alligfltny. Pi.
rpitls* INSTiIUHON Will oe opened on the I atony ol
X Octoner. tor the reception ot popiU, who will t>r in
structed many ot aii o I the lohowmg branches of an
elementary, ose'ul ami liberal education: —Reading.
Writing, Arithmetic. Ancient and Modern History. An
cient ami Modern Geogrupay. use of the U;obe« Botany,
Useful and Ornamental Needle Wor*. Music und Draw*
iug. r KRAIS;
Tne annual pen-ton lor Board, Tuition and Wadi
tug,payable half yearly in advance. 9irj,oU
Music (or beginners, ... . 5,00
For the use o/ the Instrument. i,OO
Drawing, ....... 5,00
The healthy location ot the establishment. the pictu
resque sceuery . varied and extensive propped, so ani
mating and enlivening to youthful minds.must render it
a de.irnble place ot education
The greatest hUcuttnn <»f the Teacher* wnl be puid to
the health, moral and imollectuai culture of the pupils
commuted to their eare j and to render that ntleuuoD
edecuve.the discipline mil be exact, yet raiid ami pa
rental There w:<i be two seuii-aunaa l vacations of a
lortnight each. Pupils will be rcce.vcd at anytime du
ring the session. MRS*. DAVID LYNCH,
sepi-LtAl Principal.
ttev. Or, liilllkelly , i Femalt Bomlnary>
KITTAKNIMG, PA.,
WILL RK OHhV.foriisSIXTH Wed
nesday. October ”iotlijl&>l.
I’skm* —per Scntonof HI 3 Weeks—Payable in Advance t
Board and English Tuition. .... gfio,oo
Piano, wall Singing and use oi Instrument. 20,00
French, German. Latin. Drawing A Puinnng.eaclt. 10.00
Bed ? Bedding and W ashing, - 6.00
stationery, ........ 75
The two Sessions commence respectively, on the last
Wednesday in April and in October. Puprls are not re
ceived Ifnt by special arrangement, for leu than one
session. No deduction for absence, exeept in cases of
great emergency. NO KXTKA3.
Cirau.an. containing Recommendations, Ac .can be
bad of Mis. G. H. Wuite, Market street, and of Mr.
Metlor.6l Wood street. fsrpVP
Exchange Livery Stable and Furnlabing
Office,
No. 178 Pena Street, near the SL Clair Hotel.
c-.-.. .. The subscriber, thankfal to the public
04£r*~\i&2ay' ioT ttle liberal share of custom in his line
KSarWjfsg&* heretofore, would inform them that he has
vTy the UN DKRTAKING busi
ness in connection with bis LIVbRY business, and will
attend to funerals on as reasonable terms as any in the
city. Any person Having anything 10 do In his line, who
may give aim a call, can depend upon their business be
mg attended to promptly, and in the best and neatest
manner. [n,'3:2ml JAMES MATTHEWS-
Llttiographlu Institute.
CO-PARTNERSHIP* —The subscribers most respect
folly announce to their friends and the public gen
erally, that they have this day entered into 10- Partner*
snip, for the purpose of carrying on. at the old stand, in
Smgerly's Building, opposite the Post Office. Third street.
Pittsburgh, the Lithographic Printing, in all its various
branches. Having .machinery, recently arrived from
Europe, they are prepared to do works in Lithography
equal to steel engraving. They solicit a continuance of
the patronage bestowed heretofore so liberally to the
onejiaruier, Win. Bcbuehman. and they hope by strict
attention to their business, by elegant workmanship, and
the most reasonable terms, to meni the favors of an en
lightened public.
Bonds, Checks. Drafts, Machine Drawings.
ea, Landscapes. Autographic Letters, BiJi Heads. Plots
Lithographed and Printed in Black. Gold Bronze of Co
le re.
Specimens of then work cau be seen at their Office,
•a above. WM SCHUCHMAN.
-p*->3 FUI !> MMJNLKIN
gT&AWBKRUiJCSI hTRAWHERRIES I
A QUANTITY 01 WUsnot Superb Seedling Strata*
berry Planti for sale at too uoal Hill Nursery.—
This being the season for planting the plants, you get
well established and fruit better tne following season.—
This variety wants no recommendation. The large
quantity brought to the Pittsburgh market, sold at 25
cents per quart, when the other varieties sold st 16 and
T2| cents. They are more productive and finer flavored,
-and hold out longer in fruiting by two weeks. 1 hese
-Berries measure 41 inches round A sample of. this
’Fruit CUO be seen ut Mr. Henry Richardson's Jewelry
-Store,corner of (lie Diamoud and Market street. Ail
: orders left there will be promtply attended to and for*
warded to any distance. ‘' N '
sepSO Coal Hill Nursery.
'Horr’i island haw flllila.
rnllE above establishment has been taken by the an*
1 dcrsi*ned,with the.vwwof pursuing the legitimate
business connected. therewith; and os they are now re
ceiving a full suppiy of Timber, orders for all sizes of
Lumber will be filled with promptness, and at as low
prices as by any oihcr iWiU in. the neighborhood.
PALINGS of will be
cat fipr39*?l ' vJAMKS CARMAN A (O
ACirdi r
\%r DALY St CO; havenoW ready for sale a large
W • and well selected stock of Spring and Snmmer
Hosiery m all its brancbcs.They.Would direct particu
lar attention 10 then stock of Geuuemqn'a cotton half
Hose/with‘Merino nnd Bilk feetj they- are of the beet
materials and worlonanahip, und lor Comlort as a sum
mer Bock*caimot be equaled. Co-have also
on hand Gents Chdeyslurts and Drawers in ctrtton, ailk,
and merinoChildrens’Hosiery of eU-desotfpuqns,at
the old established Blocking Store,Pifth street, between
Wood and Market. fravl
- and forettleby.
It r , sriTART & 81LL,
124 Wood street.
' - - insurant! €smqiimus.
Cash fithtoftl - UinviUiGe' Contpnny
Barrfstrarg, Penoiylvonla.
CAPiT’AtFsiOOiOOO.
CHARTER PERPHTi: Al..
rpHE undersigned hkVmg.beert appointed Agents for
Ji the above Company, have-opened, an Office in No
-14 Bt. Clare streetvawJ.tt.re now’ prepared to effect Insu-
on city and.coubtry property, tiponas faVorable
terms .as.any. responsible Cdtap&ny in the State. AH
persons having property- insured in this Company arc
entitled tavot* for its officers, and to share in its earn
ings i but are not liable, in any event, for anything be
yond the amount they have paid. All losses promptly
paid in siity days alter proof of the same.
omcEßs:
flow. JOHN C. BUCHER. President.
Chas. E Hjbbtsr, Vice President.
ITios. H. Willson. Secretary.
David Fleming, Attorney and Counsellor.
Directors— Hon. John C. Bucher, Rudolph F. kelker.
Wm. Colder, Jr., Duvid Homing. IsttJto O. M'hitiley,
Chas. R. ‘Hiester, Elias 13. Klnzer,Samuel W. Hays,
David Momma,Jr . John Ninmnger, Dauphin County;
Jacobs, ftaldeman, York; Henry H. Fry, Lancaster;
Adam bebmner, Berks; John Q. Brenner, Philadelphia;
Wilbom Minuter, Montgomery; Thomas Gillespie, Lu
zerne; Gordon *. Mason, Bradford , Amos B. Kapp,
Northumberland ; James Burps, Mifflin; John T. Hoov
er, Centre; John b. lsett, Huntingdonj Jamoa K. Moore
bead. Allegheny; JonathonD. Leet,.Washington; Geo.
H. Bucher.Cumberland; George W. Masser. Carbon.
M’LAIN & MOFFITT.
14 Si. Clair street,
jy22 dm Agent* for Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co.
' '|>HIS COMPANY offers to the insured all the security
. 1 and advantages of the Mutual and. Joint Stqck Plans
(as heretofore.applied) combined, namely: Low rates of
premium; an annual return m cash of the per cenutge
;required for the contingent risk of the year; an ade
quate, but noiexcessivu provision for the future security
■»i members for the whole term of hie, wua ooeauitabie
iinterest in the accumulating fund, secured to such mem
ibers, payable at death, by credits upon their poii
•cies; a guaranty fund designed fortfce permanent secu
• nty of snort term members, and also for the present se
curity of those for the whole term of life
: {p» This is the ouly Mutual Life Insurance Company
whose rales of premium are Died at a fair reduced stan
dard- with a provision for un annually increasing accu
mulation of funds (for future securny) in exact propor
tion to the amoumof business and the increasing risk
from advancing age among the members.
< Pamphlets, tracts, Ac , giving jn detail the plan and
rates of die Company, furnishedgratia, and applications
'tor insurance received by J. IURHETT* Agent,
129, Wood street, Pittsburgh
Saml Dilwobth. Medical Examiner jylfcvi
The Frankiin Pire Insurance Company*
DiRECTORS.-
Charles\V. B&ncJtei George W Richards,
Thomas Hart, MoniecajD. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphl K. Borie,
Samuel Grant. David 8. Browne,
Jacob R. Smith, Moms Patterson.
CHAS. N BANCKEK,Pres*t.
Ctuti. G. Bxnccu, Secretary
CT* Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limned,
on every description of property in town and country,
at rates as low as are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fundi
which, with their Capital aud Premiums, safely invested,
afford ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, 1851, as
published agreeably to sn Act of Assembly, were as fol
lows. viz-
Mortgages ■ ■ m— - -8 918,128 to
Real Estate • • 84,377 78
Temporary Loans* H 3.060 17
diocks ot£&v 00
Cash-Ao. 1 , 64,340 81
Since iheir incorporation, a period of SI
nave paid upwards of Ons Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars . losses by fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages oflnsurance,as well as the ability and
disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
apr24] Office N. E. corner Wood and 3d sis.
Marine, Fir* and Inland Transportation
ingVUANCB.
rpHE INSURANCECOMPANYOF NORTH \MBR
-1 1C A, Philadelphia, chartered 1794, capita) $500,-
000, assett January IJ, IfeSl, 91,001,995 90, wtli
make insurance on buildings and their contents tu link
city and vicinity. Also, on property of every descrip
tion, on steamboats and other vessels, either by inland
transportation or on the seas
DIRECTORS:
AnhurG. Uofliu. Prr**t . Jacob M. Thomas.
Samuel . Jones. John R. Neff.
Edward Smith. Richard D. Wood.
Jotin A Brown. William Welsh.
Samuel t . buuUi Francis Haskins,
Samuel Brooks. 8. Austin AlUbone.
Charles Taylor. William E. Bowen,
Ambrose White. George W. Aspmwall,
Thomas P. Cope. James N. Dickson,
S. Moms, Waler. H. D. dherrenl, Secy.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
Stales, and from its high M&mhng. long experience, am
ple means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazard*
oos character. nmy Ur •*<m*idr.reti as offering ample 4r
cunty lo the pubuc WM. P, JONES, Agent,
juS4 No. 141 front street
Kentucky Mutual Life Insurance Go.,
COVINGTON. KY.
rpiUß COMPANY hsn actual Capital of ONE HUN-
X DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, end is managed
oy men of the bighesinueenty and responsibility.
Pamphlets lurmshed. information rtveiuand applica
tions received by J TUItBETT, Agent,
129 Wood street.
**jt(iVL lhLwoirni. Medical Examiuer. [septl
State Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
HAKIUSBURQ. PA.
DESIGN ED only for the outer oi property, hu,
sn ample capital. nod uffoids superior advantages
in potuiof cheapness, su/ety aud accommodaiu<n, io <-U>
una country morchama, ami owner, oi dweltmgs. and
isolated or country propiity
A A CAIIRIKH. Actuary.
oct27j Branch Ufficc.No.64 Sinuhfiekl si.. Piiiaburah-
UIHURASCtt.
UREAWAItF. MUTUAL >AKET\ i.NSUH
ANCF COMPANY .•••fttflre. North Room of the I* i
change. Third street, Philadelphia.
Pike lrreuaawcK HuJi«!i;ig». Merchandize nml <xhei
property in totm ana tuaured agaiuai io.s u<
damage by fire at the lowest rate of premium.
Marine Insceaacb —They also insure. Vessels, t ar
*oc* and freights, foreign or coastwise, amler open or
policies, as the s.*«urcd may desire.
Inlamd TaANapoßTATios -They also lUftare merchan
<lizr {ransporied by agon#. Railroad Lars, Canal
Boats and Steam Boats, on rivers and lakes, on the oiom
liberal terms.
DIPECTORa — tl seat. Ediuund A
John C Davis. Robert Burton. John K Penrose, B&muei
Edwards. Geo G Leiper. Edwsnl Darlington. Uauc R.
Davis- William Folwell. Jonn Newlin.Dr. R. M Huston,
lamest; Hand.Theophilus Paulding, H. Jones ttrooks
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig. George Serrill, Spmcer Me*
livaln. Charles Kelly. J G Johnson. Wiluaui Hoy, Dr
H Thomas. John Sellers. Wm. Eyre, Jr
DIRECTORS AT PI'TFSBURGH - D t Morgan
tlurh Craig. Jno T. Lognii-
WILLIAM MARTIN. President
Turn. C Hoad. Vice Prv.atdeul.
JosaPU W. Coviß. becremry.
icy Office of ihe Company. No. 4tS Water street. Pitts
burgh. (jfll&dU) r A. MADEIRA. Agent
J J. EVaN>. Agem
fpHK OFFICE of the Insurance Co. of Sortk Avttrtom
J[ has been removed to the Warehouse of Hardy. Jones
A Co No- 141 Tront street,third house lasi oi Wood
street- where the subscriber wiliissue Policies on ltuikl*
ing« and their contents, and on ShipmeAis bv Steumbeaii
urid other vessels, for th<- above old and reeponsibls
Couipuny. lap!) WM. !*• JONES, Ageni.
MUTUAL LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
of Philadelphia, Incorporated by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania. March,lB4S ; Charter Per
petual; Capital BtCo,tlUo. Rates loiotr than any Pennsyl
vania Ctmpany f and full 20 per cent, lower than thf
usual rates of Life Insurance,as the following compart
son will show. Thun a person oi the age of 30 insuring
for 9100 for lile, most pay m the Girard 82,36, Pennsyl
vania $2,36. Penn Mutual 82J6. Equitable s£,o4, New
England $2,36, Albion 82,48, New York Life $2,36, l tf*
and Health , Philadelphia. 81.01.
Dihectob*—Samuel D Omck, Charles D Hail, Wm h
Boone. Robert P Ring, Charles P Hayes, M W Baldwin,
Chas O B CarapbelLM M Reeve, M. D.; Lewis Cooper,
J Rodman Barker, E H Batler, Edwin R Cope Prui
dtnt, Samuel p Ornck ; Vic* Pwtdmi, Robert P. King
Secretary, Francis IHaokbume
Applications will be received and everv Information
given by SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Agent. Ornct;
Commorolnt Rooms, corner of Third and Wood streets
Pittsburgh. ocUO.y
fit HE Insurance Company of North America, of Phlia
X delphla,through its duty anthonzed Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent and limited insurance
on property.m this city and ns vicinity, and on shipmen
bv the canal and rivers.
DIRECTORS;
Arthur G. Coffin. Pres’t Samuel Brooks.
Alex-Henry. Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones. Samuel W. Smith
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A- Brown. Jacob M. Thomas
John White, John R. Neff
Thomas P- Cope Richard D. Wood,
Wm Welsh, Henry D- Bberrard,Seo'>.
This is the oldest insurance Company In the United
States, having been chartered in 1794. its charter is per
petual, and from its high standing, long experience, am
ple means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
character- It may be considered as offering ample securi
ty to the pabhc. WILLIA M P. a ONE 9.
At Counting Kootu of Arwood. Jones A Co., Water and
From its.. Pittsburgh may4y
fQmporlum of Light!
CELEBRATED ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS.
WH- WRIGH T. (succoMor to J. 9. Touotl), Mann
i f&ciurerof and Dealer Wholesale and Retail in
the above named Oil and Lamps, is now receiving a large
assortment of LAMPS, for burning the Ethereal Oil,
Cainphlne and Pine Oil. Also. Lamps of every descrip
tion. for burning Lard and Lard Oil.
Chundoliers, Girandole Hail Lamps, Wickß,Globes,
Chimney Mats. Cans, and all things pertaining to the
trade.
Ethereal. Camphlne or Pine Oil, regularly supplied
wnce or twice a week.
All orders left with the wagon, which is constantly
passing through the city, will be promptly attended to.
N.B. Lamps of all kinds altered to burn the Ethe
real Oil. All articles delivered to any pari of the city,
or in Allegheny, iree of cost
I? ALL FASHIONS—Just received at the store v'A
’ of Mrs. A. LEECH, No. 0 Finn stexti, |SPs'jSl
which will be open lor inspection on Thursday NJlfir
aud Friday, of this week, wncre you will hnd a beauti
ful assortment of an entire new stylo of Straw, Silk
Baun and Velvet BONNETS, and TRIMMINGS of va
rious kinds, suitable for the season.
P B.—Children’s Bonnets, Ladies’ Caps and Head
Dresses—of a rich and beautiful aryls Footts-tr
DK. LARZETTE’S JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreofiva
Elixir, prescribed us an effectual restorative in
cases of debutiy, impotency or barrenness, and all ir
regularities of nutnre. It is ail that it professes to be—
via: Nature’s great restorative*and remedy for those in
the married state without offspring; Rib a certain cure
for seminal emissions, general deotiily, gleet, weakness
of the genital organs, nervous affections, leucorrhma or
whites. As a vigorating medicine it is unequalled.—
AJbo, a certain remedy for Incipient Consumption, indi
gestion, loss of musculur enetgyi physical lassitude, fe
male weakness, debility, Ac. it is warranted to please
the uscrin any or the aoove complamtSj and is of price
leas value to those without offspring.
To spread wide the blessings of thls nicdicine, I have
appointed Messrs. JudsQiv fc Co.j oflhe city of Now
York, in the United States of America,' raj eole agents
Torits sale; and none canbe genninq aniejs it comes
through them, acd their signatures are off the wrapper.
9 ANTONIO LAREEPTEjM D.
NapkiyJulyieth^im
vSold only InFittsburoh.-fti the:Medical DepovNo. 75
- Sxmtfineld;iireet; aaAbyjßLH.Mftftklnji'jWainatAtreei.
CineumatiF-BayaoTid'Ai Panen, Nor oil- Foaitß atteec
IsoMUe* - CosMlp *-
lentaokjr Mutual Life Ifisuranoe Oo<
GUARANTY FUND, $lOO,OOO.
UTBS INSURED BY THE
Fir* and Marina Issarsacs.
Lift and Healita Insuranea.
Flra and Marina insurance.
VV. H. WRIGHT,
No. 82 Tourlh st. (Apollo Hall,)
between Market anil Wood streets
For Females and Males.
' 5 ' *■ *•
SECOND ARRIVAL OF NEW
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
"VOUNG. STEVENSONAI.OVE, Sign of iheOiigi
. X nnl Bee Hive, N 0.74 Merkel street, Tiusburgh, bee
lween foil rib streetard the Diamond,hare, just received
from the recent large clearing out eates, and ibe import'
era and manufacturers m New York and Philadelphia,
the largest and cheapest atock of Goods ever offered m
this market, comprieuig.in part a very large assortment
of DRESS GOODS of every description, suited to the
season, at from 20 to 25 per cent, lower than former pri
ces.
Black and Colored French Merinos and Thibet Cloths,
from62toBl,2sper yard;
Black uud Colored English Merinos and Lyonese
Cloths, from 31; to 44c. per yard:
Black and Colored Paramattas mid Fancy Alpacas,
from 12 to Ode* per yard;
Plain and Embroidered De Latnes, Cashmeres and
Prenrh Merinos;
Phuu Black. Colored und Printed Delaines and Cash
meres;
Very Rich Brocade and Watered Silks and Poplan*,
do Plain Black, Colored Silks and Tark oauns.
A large stock BONNET SILKS, SATINS AND GRO
DB AFRiCES, mul of Bonne-tand Mantilla Velvets, ail
colors, Bonne) and Cap Ribbons,at very reduced prices
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
A full assortment of Bay State and Woolen Long and
Square Shawls;
Also. Rich.Brochti, Long and Square Shawls;
Printed Terkern, Cashmere, De Laiuc and Thibet
Shawls;
Cloths, Caasimeres. Satinet*. Ky. Jeans A Vestings.
The proprietors would respectluily solicit on early call
from all of their friends, and the public generally, feel*
ing confident that they can offer greater inducements to
.wholesale and retail buyers than ever have heretofore
been offered ta Pittsburgh.
. _oci2s YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE.
CIiEA-P WINTER. DRY GOODS !
„ AT NO. 75,
Market Street, between Fourth and the Diamond.
THE undersigned has just received from the Eastern
markets a large and splendid stock of WINTER
.DRY GOODS, comprising a very beautiful assortment
•of Dress Goods, adapted to the season, and at least 25
per cent, lower thao ever offered in this city, viz >-
Black Alpacas, from 124 cents per yard to best manu
jfactured; Printed Moas de I.nnes, from 12| to 25 cents
per yard; Black and Colored Thibet Cloths, from 25 to
75 cunts per yard; English and American Chuiu, from
0± to 124 cents per yard ; Heavy Brown Muslins, from
5 to 7 cents yer yard ; Bleached Mashus, from 5 to 124
cents per yard; Red Flannel, all wool,at 20 cents per
yard SHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS.
Bay State and Waterloo Plaid long and square Shawls
Uluuk and Colored Embroidered Cloth Shawls i Black
und Colored Silk Fringe Thibet Shawls : ull wool Bro
ha Shawls ; French Merinos, nil colors; Lunin s Black
Bombazines; Black, Figured and Changeable Alpacas
Cashmeres and Mous de Lanes; High Lustre wide
Black Gro de Rhine Silks; Changeable and Fancy
Dress Silks; Chameleon Turk Sauna; Mull, Swiss and
Jaconet Muslins; French work Capes and Collars
Black Silk Luces and Fringes; Bonnet Ribbons
Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Casinets, Kentucky Jeans. Tweeds, Bed Ticking and
Checks; Scotch and Dometiio Ginghams; Red, while
and Yellow Flannels; Bleached and Colored Canton
Flannels; superior Irish Linen and Linen Lawns ; Rus
sia, Diaper and Crash. Bed Ticking as low as 64 cents
per yard.
A large assortment of French and English Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vesungs. Also, a superior lot of Blan
kets, of ail sizesai»d qualities, to which 1 would invite
particular attention.
The customers of the house and all cash buyers are
requested to call and examine for themselves. The
S’ock is large and complete in every variety and style,
and will be sold at the very lowest prices.
ABSALOM MORRIS,
novl9:6tn No. 70 Market st.. Pitubnrgb
01,212,708 44
GRAND CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SALE OF
FALL AND
No. 70 Market *r., between Fourth and the Diamond.
THE subscriber will commence a closing out sale of
his entire stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS, on Monday. December 16th. and will continue
one month, preparatory to the reception of Spring
ttoods, on which occasion our Wholesale Room* will
he thrown open to the Retail Trade. Purchasers may
rely that the following reductions will be made on ihe
original marked nncea, viz :
Genuine French Merinos have been
selling at $l.OO. now at 024 c.
Super French .Merino*. 1124 70
Genuine Lupins, best quality. 1.75 1.85
French Thibet Clothe. 67# 624
“ “ 75 “ 50
* .« « 024 “ 45
Best high Lustre Alpacas. 574 024
SecontT quality “ 624 40
Third “ 50 “ 31
high* yards of good Alpaca tor SI .00.
Brocne Long SbawU.
*• Square " 10,00 - <».ao
Blanket Long Shawls. to.oo ** 0,00
“ “ »• 8.00 * 5.00
Bay State Long Shawl*. u. 50 - 3.25
“ •« “ 4.00 , “ 2.25
Red Flannels, all wool. 29 22
“ « •• 31 •* J£>
374 “ is
Twilled •• " 374 “ 29
The above prices are a sample, and the balance ot the
slock will be sold in proportion. Positively no devia
tion tn price* frieH J
SECOND G ILK A T AaHIVALI
OF FALL and Wmier Dry Goods and V antics ai No
97. Northwest corner oi Wood street and Diamond
ahey. Pittsburgh. Pa. D. Gasoo A Co. would again an
nounce to their old customers and dealers generally in
their line, that they are now preparedi o offer for sun*
their present new stock of Goods at anusualiy low rates.
And as our purchases have been inode on the most fav
orable terms with Importers and Manufacturer*, we flat
ter ourselves, and hope to be aMe to merit a continuance
of confidence and patronage ot our old customers hihl
the public generally, which has been heretofore so Itbc
rally bestowed upon us. Our DRY GOODS STOCK i*
in pan of Broadcloths. Cassunerc*. Saiunets, Tweeds,
fancy Vesunrs. Checks. Flonuels. Drilling*. Black nml
Brown Muslin*. Tickings, Blankets. Liiisry Fluid*. Al
pacas. JVJennorn. Muftitn DeLsmrv Cashmere*, tanry
Prints. Giazcd Cambrics. Table ihao«r«.
Ginghams, Silks. tuney tong Mtawl*. Silk Cm vats, rnn
ere t*t!k Porkei llitodkcrchlrfr. and Irish Lmen* direct
from Hound, uud all other article* generally kept in the
Dry Goodthue* Oca VsKurtT Deportment will be found
an examination n» he unsurpassed t*y any other of the
kind West of the Mountains, and is loiuic up tn pun of
t-omits. Buttons- Patent and Spool (breads, direct from
Europe; Port Montes and PocKri Boon*. Hooks and
Lyes, Pins and Needles, Tapes, Timahrcs, Spoon*. Ra
zors, fable Cutlery and Pcn-kmvKii just urnved from
Sheffield; I'uleui Medicines. Vioun and Violin Mmm»,
Gum Suspenders, Slate* uud Slate Pencils. Percu*sn'u
Caps. Speokucics. Pmols, Hosiery. (Loves. Luwns and
Edging*. Ribbons, bewing Silk. Silk Gimp* and Fringe*,
fauoy Nettings. Green Bandages. Black silk Veils. Stic
Florence together with » general assoniu/ni or ail other
articlet m the Varfcty line. We have on hand and lor
sale a large assortment of Gold and Sliver Watches and
Watch Materials, Gold and Gilt JewrJry. Gold und Sil
ver Pens and Pencils, Gold und Silver Spectacle*,
Clocks, Ac., to which we luvne the attention of ail buy
ers. os we are determined to sell our Goods on the most
reasonable terms, either for cosh or satisfactory refer
ence.
N.B. The business of the late firm of Gazoo A Me*
Cx.vducas is to be settled by D. G&uuo at the stand of 0.
Gazoo A Co., who is fully aaihonzed fur such and m
whose possession arc the papers. Nolen and Books of
said fiitn [ncils;if
108. nusitiii g'roau
James OosUngi
Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Importer of
FANCY. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
IIfOLLD respectfully inform the public and lit*
ff friends. | from whom he has formerly receive*! a
liberal share tf custom), that he has used every exer
tion in securing an extensive and complete assortment
of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, of the best quality.
Consisting of the following articles: French and En
glish Alennoa, Cashm«rea, Alpacas. Poplins Silks, Bat
ms. Mous De Laincs. and oilier Dres* Goods; Miuwis,
Vazeuet, Mantles ami Cloaks, of every variety
Ladles’ and Children’s Bonnets, CaiiS.Capes ; Velvets,
Rtbbous. Flowers, Feathers. Laces, Gloves. Hosiery. Ac.
Gentlemen’s Cravats. Handkerchiefs, Collars, bhtro.
Drawer*, Hosiery. Ac
With a large stock of Btencbeu and Brown Muslins.
Shirting. Sheoung i Table Llnons, Tickings, Check*.
Flannels, Calicos, Saitnou. Jeans, Ac. Also, an assort
ment of mourning Goods.
The above stock, with numerous other article*, the
proprietor is now opening at Ms New Store, No. IU9
Market street, to which he invite* purchasers, os he is
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
MADAML A. GOSLING still, continues to give Iter
undivided attention to the manufacturing of vtzelies.
Cloaks. Capes, Bonnets, Ac , which are at'made in n su
perior style. She respectfully solicits purchases and
orders. French Pattern Hats for the trade always on
hand. |octl4
HEW 0001)8 !
NEW WHOLESALE TRIMMING. NOTION AND
VARIETY STORE,
No. 01 Wood Street,
Between Third and Fourth iireeti, oppos ire Hampton.
Snath 4* Co.’i, Pittsburgh.
THE subscriber respectfully invites tho attention of
Country and City Merchants to hlscilensivc nsson
i merit of Trimming. Notion, Fancy und Variety Good*,
: which he is now opening for the Fall Trade Among
i the articles composing his stock may be found a full as
sortment of the following;—
Buttons, Edging*- Pocket Books, Threads, Combs;
Laces and Inscrtinaa, Porte Monnates, suspenders;
Embroideries, Needles, Swiss and Victoria Mulls, tf
Fringes, Gimps, Pins, Jaokoneta, Braids,
Hooks and Eyes, Fancy and Dress Buttons, Brushes;
Tape Checks, Plain ana Fancy Bobinets, Whalebone;
UuilPd Ribbons, Block Silk and Lt*ie Laces;
New Style Ribbon Trimming, Hosiery and Glove*;
Black Lace Veils. Woollen Comforts,
Ruck Gloves and Alius. Bonnet Ribbons,
Gents Silk Woollen and Cotton Undershirts and Draw
lioas and Ring Comforts. Worsted and Opera Hoods :
Plain Mantel Ribbons, infants’ Boots;
Cravats und Pongee rocket Handkerchiefs ;
Plain Satin Ribbons, Linen Gambric Pocket Hdlcfs ;
Gilt and Gold Jewelry. Jerome Clocks. Fancy Soap* ;
Carpet Bags and Satchels, Window Shades;
Toilet Case*, Violins. Perfumery, Jewsharps;
Gillot’s Steel Pens, Gold Pens, Umbrellas, Accorde
on»;
Conch Shells. Zephyr Worsteds, Perforated Boards;
Floss Silks, Worsted and Crochet Needles, Looking
Glasses;
Which, with a variety of other articles, hu will offer
for casu or approved credit, at prices comparing favo
rably with Eastern markets.
P B—ThcoHentionof Pedlars ts particularly direct
ed to this extensive and varied assortment
■ep!s:tf _ W. C. MUR PH V
“BLEW GOODS!
THE subscriber having now received inn enure slock
of PALL AND WINTER GOODS, would respect
jully inform his customers and iho public, that be is pre-
Sared lo dispose of bis Goods, either at wholesale or
;etail, at very low prices.
He bas, tn Dry Goods, all the staple, as well as a I urge
stock of FANCY DRESS GOODS, comprising in parts
4*4Chene Silks, forevening and street dresses; very rich;
4 4 Brocade Silk, do do do,
Plain Black Silks, ali prices and widths.
Brocade Black silk, do,
Htibvy Watered Silk, all shades .
Prenoh Poplins, do,
Mouslm de Lames,
French Merinos and Cashmeres;
Together, wtthFrench and English Prints, m endless
varioty
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
11-4.13-4 and 13-4B&rnsleySheeUnss;
4-4,5-4 and o*4 do and Insn Pillow Linens;
7-4,8*4 and 10-4 Table Damasks;
5-8 and 34 Damask Napkins uiui Doilies;
Huckaback, Diaper and Crash Toweling*;
Rich Printed Piano &nd Table Covers-, suprrfe Goods;
Marseilles Quits, French Furniture, Dimity. Cortain
and Curtain Materials, <fcc., &c.
MOURNING DRY GOODS,
: Lapin’s Black Bombazmes:
Ira do , Moaslm deLaiiie,34 and 4-4 wide;
;! Black Canton DloflU; Black Mohair -Lustres; Silk
■Warp THibct Clotbajßlack .ChaUeyj-Eneliah, French
;&nd.ltalian.Crapes; Mode and Crape^Veils; Chemi-
Sleevesf CoUaraand Cuflef Gloves and Ho*
juery. AU ofwhich Goods* will: be warranted of good
H’KNIGHT.
t *-» - _
V , •• ■■ * : V-i- -r" -:>•••• .
-i***Vi -vir'
- >, ’»
GREAT BARGAIE3S I
HO BtIaBUGI
WINTER DRY GOODS,
AT jepfbhis*
ONE PRICE CASH STORE,
•2&.00 “ 17.00
Smmlmtf &i.
JABtES W. WOUOWr'.li,
cabinet 'Sk
&sM&fuknitvhe manufacturer , ff*
Ware-room* 97 and 99; THtrd' (tract.
J- W. WvrespecifuUylnfbnnsblßfrieatis&nd'custos?'
• ers that helm* now completed. the largest and fi>
n.en siock of,household furniture.ever before seeh-in
this city, as he is determined to uphold the quality with
well-seasoned materials, best woTlcmajiship,ftnd newest
designs, and from, the extent of tus orders and Cadliity
inmai ufuc luring, he is enabled to produce warranted
furmtore, ut the lowest prices.
He has adopted the principle of Identifying the cuk*
toraera 7 interest wuh his own, in quality and price, and
keeps always on hand the greatest variety of every des
cription of furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to
the most elegant and costlyyihat a boase, or any part oi
one, may be furnished from.hia stock, or manufactured
expressly to order He therefore solicils an inspection,
that the advantages of his establishment may qe known.
I lie tollo wing articles consist,in part,ofhis slock, which
for richness of style and fuush, cannot be surpassed in
any of the Eastern cities.*
Parlor,
drawing, din
ing, and Bed room
chairs, of every variety,
consisting of rose woood, ma
hogany! and walnut El l ra b e then,
Conservatoire and Easy Choirs, of every
description} Couches, Bofas.Teie-a-iete and 1)1-
vans of the latest French ana American' patterns y
Tasbaes, What-Nots, and. ladies’ pdrlor Writing iJeska
of various kinds} Work .Tables and fancy ttUaid.
stands, music stands, and holders, marble top, ma
hogany, rosewood and walnut centreand sota,ta- ;
hies, extension dining table*-: ail sues of ihe
most improved, and decidedly the best kind
made j card, Pembroke hall and pier tables.
wardrobes, bedsteads and was&staads of
each a largo assortment; gothic h att
and parlor reception chairs* ottomans
ano stools, secretary and boot
oases, side boards, fire screens,
towel racks, bat stands, and
music stools, cnbs and: cola
for children; paper mache,
.table and tea pays, ms-*
hogany, rosewood,-and
inlaid pearl Tables,
dec. Ac. See.
A (urge assortment of COMMON FURNITURE asid
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cabinet uakjsbs supplied with
all articles in theuime
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, famished at the short
est notice
All orders promptly attended to fnov23-
Joarneymsa Cabtnet Makers AssoclatlOD
WAREHOUSE. 11* SECOND STREET, 1
(near uic corner of Wood.)
THIS ASSOCIATION.
bracing, already, twice to three wL
■ times as mnuy hands as the lar
i llWfc fliLa gci»t and hitherto most renowned ■ •
business shops or this city, have opened their Ware**
house, uml are able to furnish the public, by wholesale
ar retail, with Furniture of the following description—
vu:
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus: Fall Col
umned Dareaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany
Cbuirs; Hocking Chairs; Mahogaay Washslands; So
fas; Divans; Piano Stools; Book Cases; Secretariesi
Curd lablcs; Pier Tables; fine Card Tables; Centre
Tables: Hat Racks; French Bedsteads; Ottomans;
Poplar wardrobes;Dining and BreakiastTabl.es; Work
stands; Cherry and Common Workstandsj high post,
common, low. and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus ;
Cribs; Cradles, Ac.
Die advantages of co-operation. on an exteusive scale,
permit them to sell at the lo west 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 liem & call.
<££7-* Steamboat work of all descriptions, and other
articles of any description, made to ordeslo every style,
at the Khortesl notice. fmarijy
to Cabinet Makers
Veneers, Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnutj Vanitsh,
Hardware and -Fumittir* at Wholesale.
THE subscribers have just received from New York
and Boston a most 6plendtd ; stoek or VENEERS,
and are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable
for the trade. All of which we will sell at extremely
low prices.
As gTeat care was taken in the selection of the stock,
persons cannot fail to be suited either as to quality or
price: und, as it is 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 ns branches, carried on as usual.
Plank for hand for Carpenters, and all articles
required in manufacturing Cabinet Furniture, constantly
on hand—viz: Mahogany. Varnish, Hardware, Hair
Cloths. Springs, Ac., Ac. RYAN A M’KEL,
Ryan’s Buildings,
murtShydaw No. 31 Fifth street.
Steamboat*, Alloy I
i Tbs subscribers lender their acfil
for the favors bestow
ed upon them by their Steamboat friends, and |jr|
would respectfully remind them and others inle- »
reMod in boihlmg boats, that they are at all umes-pre
pared to furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every
description of Cabin Furniture and Cbiurs oi the be*
material and workmanship. T B YOUNG A CO.,
Corner Third and Smithfieid sireeta.
feolA opposite ’ Brown s Hotel.”
O. C. UASIMSB. U- DAtTLEB
Hammer A Usalsri
CABINET W ARE ROOM, SMITHFIELD STREET.
Between Stvmthsireet and Strawberry alley, Petit burg, Pa
a HAMMER A DaULER keep constantly on hand
ysJL a vanety of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
rc&dw&rranted equal to any tu the city, and sold on as
* *1 Biavorobie terms os can be obtained at any similar
establishment in .he \\ est. They have now on band an
unusually extensive stock, embracing all kinds orFurni
ture. troiu the cheapest and plainest to the most eoslly
and elegant. All orders promptly attended to. mrdLOro
A, mtbIKUN k CU.,
HAVE ON hand at their extensive CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, N0.«4 Smithfieid st.
a large assortment of fancy and plain Furniture, which
(hey wilt sell 15 per cent, below customary rales.
Terms —cash only. idemf7:ly
WAI. E- STEVENSON continues to mann
facture CABINET’WAKE ol every desertp-
at his old stand, corner of Liberty and
t-SfUw.waSeventli streets. UNDERTAKING attended
in. m all in branches. raaytL
Fall AND WINTER STOCK
Of and Staple Dry' Good*.
A A. MASON ft U)., woulu most respectfully so
• lieu Lite attention of the public generally, and the
wholesale irade tn particular, to their large and care*
fully selected block ofGoods for Foilutu) Winter sales,
which wilt be found larger than they have ever before
odored. IVo have received us follows:
400 bales Bro. Vlcalms; -
oSoo Long and Square Shawls ,
lot) bales Drills and Coinaburgs .
uou pieces Sup Blankets ,
100 bales Flaunels. Colored and White :•
AH) Cases hancy Prints;
lot) bales Tlektug ;
lt*tl pieces French Merinos .
119 cu*e» White Masllus ;
SOU Purmatias and Coburg Cloths.
58 Cases White Muslins :
tOOAip&can. uii colors;
50 pieces Linen Sheeting :
Id cases Inth Linens;
500 nieces Satiinetts;
50 Cartoons Bonnet Ribbons ;
Un> pieces best make Cloths :
100 Cartoons French Flowers:
*OO pieces Cassimere* ami Doeskins
500 do Faney Milks:
570 do do Casstmeres;
50 do Colored Velvets;
500 do shirting and ehecks ;
?5 Cases Cashmeres and do Lames:
51 do Plain and Plaul Lmseys :
lOoodozen Hosiery ;
id Cases Tweeds and Jeans;
5000 dozen Gloves, assorted:
Together wuh every article usually found in a Dry
Good Establishment, No. 65 and. 64 Market St.
septic
00005 A OBOl&ltiU,
MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS,
OIL MILL BUILDINGS, Souf/i-iFat cor
7j| ner of Diamond, (nsar <A* Ofos andPtnn
jgsM syfranta Railroad Depot.) All&queot 43tty.
aeSU&Sffi&Rtver and Land-steam- Engtues, Fire. Bu
gines, Hydraulic Presses, of all descriptions; Copper
plate, Lithographic and other Presses , Gold Stamping
uud Refining Apparatus,togethet with Mill Machinery
in general, built upon the roost approved plans of con
struction. und workmanship to the i. atisfactiou of cus
tomers.
All orders left at Messrs. Cochran, M’Bride A
t.o.’s, No. 5b Wood street, Pittsburgh, or addressed to
ihcsobscnbcrs, Allegheny,will receive prompt attention,
ault DODDR A CR.OZIKR.
Bolivar Fire Brick Munofaelunng Company.
JAS. QbOVKB, 8. M. EIBR, B. V. JOKX9, B. S. MAOJLAW,
QLOVER, KIUR A CO., Proprietors*
THE subscribers having been appointed Agents fer
the above named concern, will keep constantly on
hand a supply of the celebrated Bolivar Fire Brick, Cru
cible Fire Clay. Fnrnace Hearths and Inwalls. - They
arc also ready to receive orders tor said Bnck,tobe.
made in site und shape to suit purchasers, which shall
be promptly filled.
We do not deem it necessary to enumerate the many
advantages the Bolivar t ire Brick posess over all oth
er* thni nave been offered for sale in the United States,
uieir superiority beingwell known to *draost ail persons
who use Fire Brick. The proprietors have determine I
that the Fire Uric* shall lose none of their present envi
able reputuuon. and that no expense shall be spared to
make iHern even better tlmu they have heretofore been.
This is the ouly establishment now manufacturing Fire
Bnck at Bolivar. KIKR A JONES,
marl 7 Canal Basin, Seventh su, Pittsburgh.
/N Dr. lVm. F. Giles,
iTffik VETERINARY SURGEON.
£SjmL Office at Rodv Patterson’s Livery Stables, on
Fourth street- between Wnoil nnd Smithfieid. lively
t A ACRES OF COAL, situated oil tho Monongahela
river, near Limetown. The Mine Is opened and
approached by a short Railway, m excellent repair, be
longing to the above; uud-seven or eight gdodminers’
houses. Terras—ss,o6o; some cash; the balance in
well endorsed notes. Apply to JOHN R. LARGE,
aeps3:tT Attorney, Fourth street.
rpiMK, MONEY ANB HEALTH SAVED.—“Let any
X. Drunkard lake that remedy, and I will warrant ft
to cure him.’ 7 So suid a person who had eured hunself
of the desire for Strong Drink, by using one bottle of
Dr. COOK’S REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE, at
the cost of one dollar. Sold at
juiO 50 SMITHFIELD ST-
1
1 Preserved Peaches, Pine Apples;
do Peas; Limes;
do Strawberries; Ginger;
do Quinces; Plums;
For sale by WM. A. M’CLURG A CO.,
jail) Grocers and Tea Dealers-
JELLIES AND JAMS—
Grope Jelly; Currant Jelly;
Apple Jolly; Green Gage Jam ;
Quince Jelly; Raspberry Jam;
Strawberry Jelly ; Blackberry Jam:
For sale > y WM. A. M’CLURG A CO.,
lalO 556 Liberty street.
rpO LET.—t or the term of 5 years from Ist April,
X next, the store room now occupied by the subscri
ber. also, a store room tu the same square, No. 67, with
shelving and show wimlow complete Possession given
immediately. For terms, Ac. enquire of
R. CHESTER, 71 Bmithfield at;,
jtutl4 between Diamond, alley &nd4th at.
KOLL BUTTER—6 bbls. fresb.for sale by
jalO SMITH A SINCLAIR
LASS —200 boxes 8 by 10; SUdolu Dy LJ, for sale bv
i«5 STUART A SILL.
BrooMs— 186 doz. in store and for sale by
Ja5 STUART A SILL
DRESSfAIJnr CLOA K GOODS—A. A Mason ACo
offer their immense assortment ofDresaand Cloak
Goods, at less lhaa Aqction prices. £ja6-
BARLEY— 50bus.io.BUlMand forsaie-by
JaS ’ STUART A SILL.
METAL—4O: tons flanpomr Rock ,to arrive, an >
JT foraole by Hag] B STtfAkT & Sntb.
riOALrBOATS—3 Co*l Boils, two 130 fee, Max
\J sjaitag plank, Ido 120 fern rong.Jdrsoie
-Sat* tl ,a- ,V
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£*■ ,' < ( ~ fr if- T / '' Z« J 1 *, ■;■- ' ': T '
For bale.
flnigg mtT MeTtidhtt. " " ~
PunUy Mcdlclm*. !
EXTHaCT of a troiH Rev Si l<. Aba
v»ell uown asirngolr tsieemed Alis»iouui> »<i the.
kingdom of Hannah, dates ' - '
r : ABSiCAH, FeJirU»ry, 1846.
JJt. O. Jifynt, Pktiadtlflna: My Dear Sit—Wo are>l
now in greai wajlof.Wif Mediyoi Frcpar alums. )foar;
c AKil IN' All V K HALSaM is an in vara able medicine -
in Ihla country in bowel complmnis, and baa been used
in all our Missions with the most gratifying success. 11
have known it in many coses to act like a charm. Your
SAKATiVE-'FILLiSti arc my sheet anchor.—The besl
medicine for my liver complaint and pain in iho side that
I hove ever used. .They nrc in gre.nldemand, and we
hre'entirciyiiut'of them. We. need five hmidred botes
of them; Bro. Beecher says we eonld use n thousand
sssys^sa^ t£L HrFH
riuir my travels araoog the churches the, post season, I
round l whole village suffering ande il2-V
enza, attended wiirr*CoUghB Ot a most violent^hai rttfeter.
I oitdn regretted I hod not had ado2en or lwo Af
EXPECTORANT to administerjip ielieve
from what I have seen ofus effects, that iMJJJJJjjfJgjrjJ
been juSrthe-thmg’for those poor people. I P r f 4 su
have not' hithertohad. an idca-to what-an extent your
medicines are used in all our. Missions. , . WnAw
Affectionately yours, E.L. AuiiUii *
For sale aitne Pektn *lea StortjSQ, Fifth street. UF I
jadd’s Medicated Llquid Cutlele., -
'rtHlS article is intended loriamily use, and should be
I found in the possession of every family in the land,
ftlechanica who are in coustaiu daagerrofinjury toUieir
persons through accident and the improper or carelej®
use of tools, will find this article to be invaluable d
them ami aiierafair trial, will consider Uindispensabie.
•‘This mny ceru® that .we; the undersigned, having
frequently made useTof Judd’s Medicated UauidGimele,
prepared by Messrs. Penfield. & Camp, Middletown,
Connecticut, cheerfully recommend it to ourprefessitm
al brethrenyas on exceUent bUbauiuioforadhesive plas
ter. in dressing burns, cuts, scalds, bruises, and all kinds
of fresh wounds; also, for sore nipples, a remedy une
qUttllcd- CHARLES WOODWARD, M.D.,
4 wfti.B. CASEY, M.D.,
D. HARRISON, MiD., . ,
F WOODRUFF, filJj.,
HAMILTON BREWER. M.D.,
ELLSWORTH BURR, M.D., Botanic
Comprising ail ihe practising physician* In ibe city of
M Fo d r e S Srb, B. A. FAHNESTOOK S,CO.,
jyl corner of Wood and First sts.
MORSE’S . _ *
Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Boot,
OCCUPIED the from rank among the propneior,
'medicines oi iliis country for completely curing.
Canker,Salt Bheum, hryaipelae,anii allother diseasea
arikine from an impure alale of lire blood. Alio, Livei
rbmnlainL Caiairn; ityapepßia, Headaches, Diziuiera,
Conch slborenessund 1 i|hmeesabout the </hest, Bron
-3 or Hoarseness, Dryness, and a uckling sensation
abom the Throntj mid is used.wnh unprecedented sue-
FEMALE WEAKNESS ANDGENERAI, DEBILITY.
Strengthening the weakened, body, giving tone to the
various orgaus, and in vigoraung the entire system.
If the testimony of ihoasandsof living witnesses, from
all parts of the couniry>can be relied upon,nu singu
larly efficacious m curing ail and restoring de
bilitated und broken down constitutions. It is purelv
vegetable in its composition, and so accurately com
bined in Us proportions that the chemical, botamcal miU
medical properties of each ingredient harmoniously
unite to PURihY THE BLoOtf ...... . ,
It has removed many chrome diseases which has oaf
aed tne skill of the beat physicians, and has also cared
Canker-Suli Rheum, Eryßipelaa und bcrofula, which
Sarsaparilla Syrups eotlrely failed to.make the leastim-
P ”thas-been iostedi in many, casus of CANCEROUS
HUMORS. Tne most, obauuate Cancers nave, been
cured by this medicine. We t>ay that ills a valuable
medicine in all BILIOUS -It removes
oil obstruction in the circulation, rendering, the Liver
free, active and healthy. ; It removes Palpitation of the
Heart, and relicvCS ift all cases of Asthma, and may be
used in al!climftt'es,and mull seasons of the year.
This Syrup is prepared only by C. MORSE * GO., at
102 Fountain street, Providence, R. I .and sold whole
mid retail, by ’ S. N. WICKKUSHAM,
Only Ageut for Westein Pennsylvania,
jfell'y -Warehouse, cor Wood and Sixth sts., Pittsb-h
Ranu’a Double - Lever Letter Copying
Press, and. Metallic Dampener.
. BURNHAM’S patent.
Sixes of Presses and Dampener*—Letter, 10 by 1J ?
Foolscap, 10 by 15; l*oho Post. 111 by 174, Manifest, Jo
ynL.JOmng,La4 ? -.av^ga»<iM^«MasM«W
THIS PRESS and DAMPENING-TABLE! presents
decided advantages over all previous uiveiiuonsfor
the same object. , . . , ,
IsL The Press does not require fastening down.
2d Through two levers andeccenmc joints the pres
sure Is obtained with more ease, and muchquickerihan
powerja applied so eqimlly, that the Press is
not liable to break or get out of order* .
—The Dampening' fablet is a substitute for the
brush, blotting paper and weitclqlh, saving Ml the txou
ble incident to their use, and a worth its weight In gold.
The Tablet may be used to great -advantage with any
Press already in use, and for that purpose will be sdid
be copied with this Press and Dampener
For keeping in a Book-Uke torm, Music, Original In
voices. Letters, Periodicals, Newspapers, Drawings
Bank Checks, or aiiy other papers where method is de
sirable This invention, it is confidently believed, is the
best ever presented lo tho public for the purpo?e for
which it is designed, and will furnish to many a deside
ratum long needed. The undersigned hbw oifers a at a
comparatively trifling coslto all who may dt«Mo per
fect ihoayaiem oi preserving papers for ready and easy
reference. MANN , S COPyiNO BO OKS.
The Paper in these Books u made from all Linen
•Slack and of the same qualm* as Hue French V\ riuiig
l*ap<*r, bound on Farcbraeni Backs, with Fruited Pages,
and uiauufaclured expressly for reuubng
The undersigned having procured the sole agency of
the above articles- now offers them at reasonai/lc juices
at wholesale or retail. Presses, Dampeners, Duo**, oi
Binders, furnished lo order of any dimensions, at aaott
uotiee; All of the above article* warranted.
Algo—Copyme Paper, in looae sheets of any size.
Arnold's copying Ink—decidedly the best in us.b
Mr A 0 Chambers will wait on the citizens of Puia
burgh and AUegheny, and will give all the instruction
necesxary. JOIIN p. COLE a. CO.,
A< M’Fadcn A Covode’s Pemia Railroad Depot, t orncr
of Penn and Wayne sts., Pittsburgh Lm»*>T
Abdominal Supporters,
ON \ NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN,
For sols by Dr. J- W. BRANSTUP, No. 85 6wn ihfieid
strut, Pittsburgh,
AS persona of both sexes caii on me daily, complain
ing of Costlveness,Pam m the {stomach, Bowels,
ec ., (but, generally, by oxamtuauou, J have found in u
great many cases, that they have .labored under the dis
tressing disease, the Fulling of the Bowels), 1 have fit
ted some of them with a proper supporter, and a small
quantity of medicine, which have relieved their pain and
given tbedrtomfort, and some of them had not been well
for five or six years. Any person who will call ut my
office I can refer them to those who wear them, who
can testify to the benefits of them, if we have ut*Mip
porters that will fit, wo can-have them made in a short
time The effect produced by wearing a suitable uml
perfectly adjusted Abdominal Supporter is often nearly
miraculous. The weak voice is strengthened—the weak
longs supported—the heart eeosea ns palpitations— the
food sits better on the stomach—costivenees is relieved
chronic dl&rrhma is stopped—miscarriages prevented—
floodings stopped—-whites cured—spine gets stronger—
the lady who Is unable to walk-is soon able to walk well.
She who eould not sit up alone for a lew minutes, can
now ait up ail day, or as long as anyone j failing of the
womb is cured, add, in shorter or longer periods loses
all its tenderness and weakness, and goes permanently
back to its place. Barren ness, ta some cases, gives
place to fruitfulness, and a way la prepuredfor years of
good health. Iseptt):3m3iaw
Xlllnors Land and General Agsnoy.
Washington cockle,
PEORIA, Illinois, will attend to all business connect
ed with Lands in the Elate of Illinois—the redemp
tion ot landsfrom tax sales, the payment of (axes, the
saleandoihcr disposition of lands, the location of land
warrants; also to the collection of debts and thesottle
meat of claims of all kinds.
QT* Lind Warrants bought and sold. Old Patents of
18t8 wanted.
Reference—Thomas Phillips, Esq., Morume Post,
Pittsburgh. . ttoVkHrSi
Returned to the City.
HENRY LANDWKHR has the pleasure to announce
to his mends and old customers, that he has return
ed to the City, and re-opened at his old stand, the sign
of the SWAN, Market street; where he will continue
during the winter season, well and amply provided for
ihe accommodation of his old customers. Among bis.
supplies urc some lots of choice FRENCH BRANDY,
CHaMPAIGNE and PORT WINES of very superior
qualities, which he will aell wholesale or retail, and
which he has recently purchased out of the custom
houses tn New York and Philadelphia. His house will
continue as heretofore us supply ol OYSTERS, SAK
DINEP, Ac., Ac. ' [octfrtf
UOCI9 EKINBiIXH --ADAH HEINS*AH.
[of the late firm of Sands AReint* man
LOUIS RBISESIAH A OO.;
I MPOUTERS IAND DEALERS IN
Clocks. Watetus, Jewelry, Watch Moxcruxls, Tbcls, $-c- 5c-
FIFTH STB SKI, OHS DOOR FROM WOOD, HTTSBtTfIOM,
rpAKE leave to announce to the trade and the public
J. generully T that they have themselves careful] v se
lected and imported from Europe, a large stock of Gold
and Silver watches, Watch Materials,and Tools for
Watch makerßi and a most elegant assoftment"of Jew
elry, from the best manufactories—which they offer at
pneesas low oa they can bo purchased in the eastern
mortals.
Their stock of Watches consists of Gold and Silver
Patent Levers; do Detached Levers; doLepmes; Sil
ver Quartiers; and elegant French time pieces, of the
most approved makes.- Together, with a large stock <of
Clocks, and Time Pieces, from the besl American Facto
ries.
Their stock of Jewelry comprises articles of every
description m this line, such as Finger.Rtngs,Ear Rings,
Breast Pms.Biacelets, Gold, Fob and Guard. Chains,
Gold Guard Keys and Beals, Lockets, Gold and Silver
Spectacles, Silver and German Silver and Table and
Tea Spoons, and every ktud of fancy articles generally
kept in establishments of this description.
They would respectfully call the attention of tho trade
to their extensive stock of Watch materials and Tools,'
of every variety, which they , have moat carefully se
tested.
They have also on hand a large assortment of Tele
scopes, Spy Glasses and Opera Glasses, from the best
manufactory in England. Together with a greal vnneiy
of other articles too numerous to mention.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner and on theptoqt reasonable terms. (ootl V-y
Superior W.&tehßepairing? .
TORN M. KOBEKT&,,WATGPM£KER4jm
0 JEWBLLER, desires again IO'C&U
tendon of the public to the workshop which he
has opened at No. l&Fiftb street two ddonrfrom&SiUSfil
Mark*;, where he continues to devote his apeciai atteu
tionto the repairing and rehttiug of Chronometer,Du
plex, Patent Lovdr; L*Epme, ana every description of
hue Watchesand Clocks.;
Having for a number of years been employed os Fore
man in the workshop of the largest establishment m this
city, I Ratter myself that those lavcnng me with patron
age will find ail work* or.truflied. executed: in the best
manner and ou th&most reasonable terms.
References— John Harper, Esq.< Edward Heazleton.
Esq .R-H- Hartley. •Esq'.j-Joseph Woodwell, Joshua
Rho Jes wm-6.facade^,
A stock of Clocks, Jew
elry. Spoons, Spectacles, Ac., constantly on hand, which
have been purchased at the lowest cash prices, and will
be sold at a very small advance 1 for uie same. ' 4aul2
. citlMii uid Strangers, : ; . ■
—„ DO you wtehjo purchase a finej____
Gftv GOI.DdrSILVEBWATCH,aIaboiuri®® B ®^
I S-fjfflono-halfthe usual price? lfso, call at HOOD’S
ifcliiNßW JEWELRY STORE, BX Marktt tnul,
two doors nonli of Thud, and lake u look at hia new
nock, Jqbi arrived,and you can ISere purchase WnXch.
es or any kind of fine Gold Jewelry atthetr real value,
and notbe. charged twopnceaibr everything,' oa you
have dually been; bateau get the very beat quality of
goods at the lowest eastern pncev; Do not believe What
others, tnterejtedmiheir owadalesjtell yoncbdt come
and tee fer yoarselvest All goods sold attlua establish
* c- *
- ‘•-jV . t W*\»' .X'*"'** '
i
THE B rtacrneV be** «o*r respeetfobT *,
tban**tafcU friend* md costs cere for^tto .;
ntetttt patronßg« T)eatowcd ~vr
menwineminrbttsines^antf-iibpesrby-atrict^ttwUfia,
and fidelity m the exccoiioa ol all-ontoa» cfl.U®«6 t *:J t f v .v;
his care, 10 merit a continuance ■ .. ..
• - He would u>ihettt- i andr-tae*Poß«» «®
general, iharftb ho* just received
metuof Goods, sfeledtedm New. York and Phßudelbhia,
for the Fall and Wpuer.-Trade t .
and Pansy Colored CLOTHS; Xmbrador. Lamfaskin.
Beaver and Devonshire' Cersey,‘Colum»fiPl»nfc;*&®
Colored French C ASSIMERE9, to which he would in* -
vit's'especiai iaiention;'Whicli;rorvatiety uud newness
of style is superior to any.thing ja.lhis. : city« -Algo*** *
beautiful lot of Black and Co!oredSiLKSATlN,Caah*,;'
mrre, Marseilles and Wftild'Silk party
wtuch he is prepared to raake a superior
manner, at low prices. - JAMES C^WATT,
‘ street,
' -WV w,.between SecqndandiThirdsireeta.:,,.
« ro T AILORS-J. c; Watt’s Graduating Shouldelr
r 8 y* te| n of Garment Draughting, for sale At the
vizi—lf -accompamedby Oral Instruc
tions, 810 , without lirftrdetln'iiS.*S7.- • *■■ . ioet7>*:
G .. u
&;Cp. t corner of ..Wood and "Water
Q iL%i to, -?»« e rt no >, wr r «eiving from the Ettnerm-ttark*
eta a well selected, und extensive, lot- of Cloths, Cassi
meres and Vestings, wiueh surpass in beautvand varied
ty any oilier collection west of the -nmuht^it'
P the eastern select*
cd by the proprietors, '
market They mis purchased for CASB.atlowpricea,
which, will enable the undersigned to dwooße-oT them
about twenty per cenL cbeupeMimtuhe-prices’charjred
by the generality of laUonug establishment* in this e itv
CLOTHS—French* English and Am eric an havoii ee a
selected with great circumspection; and yurion* style*
of rich material for Overooau, we have in. abundance
Our sioek of CASSIMERES i»: very --extensive? and •
varied, including all the newest, nehestaod most fash
ionable specimeiis recently imported and mnnafocuired-
Our stock ot VKSTfNGii mcfades.a.vanety qrallthe
fancy patterns to bo had in New Yptkcityj uts mast -
vnr.ed and elegant—■whilo sonic, when*pnJpeily made
up, presented appearance of modest grandenr v !Taking
the variety asa whole,- if ceriainlysurpasseS. toyrcolS
lection of Vestings ever, brought to ourcilybe fore> .7.’
Gentlemen of taste who desire those Good* madcap. • ■
cat and manufactured *by experienced; arusts,;:wur v
please call and examine for ihemsolves; Theyareopen
for inspection. ' CALLAGHAN-.dc COr,-^.:-
hep-44 > corner of . Wood and‘Water streets. r :. . :
SPUING AND l .. ,
THREE BIG DOORS!
No. 151, Liberty Blrtet x Pittsburgh*- * -• :
JOHN McCLOsKEY has now the pleasure of .ant,
nouncing to his numerous friends and the publie ia ■
general, that ms Spring and Summer stock Is cow!ready* ■ ■
for inspection, which-Tie believes will be found-to be../;
one of the largest and best" selected stoeks ofßeady- <
Made Clothing to be fopnd in the. Western: ,v-.-
He has this season paid more than usualaitenuoa to •:■
the manufacturing andslvle of his Garments, so that the
very lowest priced, os well asthe are got uplna. v.
style and elegance not to be surpassed.: / •< • ••:•.” -v-*. .
He wottld partiQuiarlycan the attention of <all dealers
in Cloihing to bis present splendid assortment of
- B«aay»2I»a« Garmentß, : r .
As he feels confideavupon.examination of the.qaalilie*
arid prices of his goods, he. can offer (hem-such-inductc
ments as shall moke it their interest to purchase at hia .
establishment
Many years’expenence, and. great success Inthe-bu
siness, together wuh au unprecedented wholesale and re*
tail pairouage, has enabled him logetttp GaruieolS'lO
AUit ihe business habits and tastes of every location in
the Omoa, which Is of the utmost importance towholo
aalepurchasers. . --.u ~
In the Cutting department will be found a choice *6*
lecuono/lhemosi fashionable goodsiCdnsisUng'of— •■ •••
French, JZngluhanddmsncanßroadckthSj >
Caslm&teus, &c, dec. Also, imexceilenv&ssoruneat of
VESTINQS, of tlie4aifistand roost fashionable styles-*
all of which Jte is prepared.iomake toorderla the best
manner and at the most reasonable prices;
COMB; TURN, ONE.-iitifl ALt.l
The Assortment* the Quality, andlhe Vanety»i& the
most extensive, undoubtedly, to be fomdm tho United
States. iimrSS.
(PATENT SIETALXiIC. SVXUAIt fiA^BSi
riiUK subscribers having recently made arrangements -
A with the Pate ntee of- thiS- newi and; valuabu wxn* .
<ton foj tiio manufacture atid sale of the article in .the .
West, they having been manufactured heretoforeexcia*.
sively in the East, where they are superseding the.ose.
of wooden coffins, take this method orinforming the
pablic, ihauhey are nowmaimiacturing • ■
ent sizes of the modem Sarcophagus, varying m length .? .
from a inches to 6} feet, with width andoepth-suitabrer
for bodies of ordinary stze>*and for those who desire-;-.,;:
space for cushioning, or -for bodtes.ofuausual dimen-.
Rions.have several sizes deeper and wider. This la*,':-',,
veniion now comingintogeneraluse,is pronounced one
of the greatest of the age; These BtjaiaL Casks are.:; ; >
composed of vanons kindsof metals, but.principally of - /
■ iron. "
They are tiioroughly enntnclsi, inside andvouMtßd.:':
thus made impervious to air and indestructible. They - -
are highly ornamental, and of ctelassic form, &rB‘light v :!
and portable, while they combine the greatest strength;
which metal is capable of, in a given quantity. .
When properly eecnred.with cement theyaTfipefleclr ;. : -
ly, air-tight, and free iTom exhalation of
They cost no more than good wooden coffins, andarc ; •
better than any other article in use, (of - •
for transportation, vaults,orordinary interments, ashas-.,;
been proven oy actual experiments,’ and certified ito-bf .
some of our most scientific men ;.nlatvbythuHonora&. -,v
bles Henry Clay, Darnel "Webster, Lewis Chssysntr- ;..
oilier distinguished Senators rwho haverwunessed;:their
merits, and whose letters, together.wnbotherflvldemcw.. ;
of their worth, may bo seen at our Ageuls’BuriarCaaC-..-
Dcpot, No. 374 Mum •street, thxee doors above Ninth,'- -
where we intend, to keep on handatall UmesiiSUcnEj. .
stock of ail sizes and degrees of oruameatandfinlshas. "
will suit the most diversified tastes. "... .
We mvile the attention of the pubhe, and of uUaetta
kers parncularly thronghoutthe west, to an examination
of the article; and requesuhemJiottorcly upoathetep- **
reseutuuons of undertakersnolusing,the article, whose
interest it would be to misrepresent them.-. . -
• '« •i W. C.pAVia* CO.: : ;
Patent Metsllie Burial Cases*
Sarcophagus tyaTCTexrm3.~374 Ma.xn ilrnLCtnoftnati. l .;
July, 1851
T'lIF. andersigucd. GeorqbK. Roberts,uodertakerafld:
sole agent for the sole ef the above valuable aru
cles. announces that he is prepared to supply underta
kers and others having occasion, foriheiruse with:the-; -*.■
same, of all sizes, irora l-foot 10 inches to 6 feetffmekes ••••■:
in letigili,of various widths and depthSv&tdt&Meiforbo*'.:.
dies of any size; either piam, bronzed or gilded,and
highly ornamented. Also; name plates and trimmings - .
for the same Attention to the very low prices affixed,.
with the view ot iheir geacral adoption, is solicited, to ‘
wit: At wholesale, lor plain bronzed Cases, of vanoaa .
COIOTS
No. 1 for Bodies 29 to 28inchesinleugih, - 63,00:
2 4 » 2310 33 « . • « ••.• •-4160-r -
3. ." - 33 to 40 “ *" : 0,00 -
4 “ 40 to 4G u " ‘ 8,00 '
.5 " 40t004' w -;i; :
0 « 54 to 60 w “ 10.00
7 “ CO t 065 ' u: - M "• ILOO* V
8 “ 6510.69: tt “ 14,00...
6 « 60 to 70 “ “ * 16,00' T
10 . “ 631073 ", 17,00:;.
U •" 72 to 76 “ " 18,00
19 u 60 lo fis 11 extra deep 12,00 -
13 “ -. 65 to 69 « " . ISJKI., ...
14 “ 66 to 70 u “ 18m 1
15 " 08 to 73 “ ‘V 19,00* :
16 " 70 to 70 " " 20,00.
Name plates from SDpordozen. * -
Moderateaddinanalcnargcforoxtragildingand on«* ; .
mental planting, or inlaid gold, silver and pearl work. '
Communications, desiring farther mfonaotion; or ON-'
dersfor Cases and wtll receive prompt atten
tion by addressing CEO; K.ROBERTS, Agenv ■; -
Sarcophagus Warerooms,d74Maui4tsCin.j.O.-
10“ Funerals attended, hearse and. carriages furnish,
ed, and coavcyances r wuh apptopiiateaUeadaniA r pro-;
videdfor transportation to any pan oflhe country, nqv
application at ihe offico as above; r
jylO - G K B,
Pittsburgh Leather Depot. .* ; ;
RBAKD •& CO., No. 103 Wood street, have jast
• received a Fall supply Of theirline-BaJ?:
rnnore and New Vcrk SOLE LEAfH&S, Fbitndelphia
Kips and Calf Skins, Freneh Calf SkiUsi Coantry Up*
per, 2upa and Calf b>kins4 Morocco iarung.and Binding ■ •
Skins; Tanner’s Oil; Tanner’s and CarrierVTodlsiic; '
And, taken togeLher.ihey beDevdlt the largearand-beat
assortment ever offered before in onß hoaae ip Fitts* •
burgh* Allof which we aVe(prepared to sell td-cfcslr
and prompt paying customera at the vrry lowest prices -
possible- . . r.. ... r -
vve take plcosarein showing oar stock; and cordially '
invite purchasers to examine, bc/prc purchasing eise
where [gepj&lf
FtiubarglxC'oacbtraotor^.
81. BlGEliOlV; AjftkS.,:
VT w ffl. w Niar Wow r street, > W a g" W"
CARRIAGES of
description and of-tlio latest and most approver,
styles; tonnler and forsale. \-t Attending personally
each branch of hts Manufactory, anf'. selecting his. ma
terial from the best that the eastern market Can affo ; d "
he feels confident that bfe can please tho fllostfastidiouj*
■Giving his enure Urne and attention to the business, he "
isdetermmed to compete "with any of theeasjern
Southern and Western Merchantsuro reßpectfuUy in
vited to c&II and examine, his stock before
elsewhere, aa. he is., determined to sell as good and aa
cheap an article os anvqtheT establishment. ' Tsfebfl ’
Attiennuni
WM. W. WARDbegslcaveto informiheLadiesand
Gemlemcnof thp.city and vicinity, thai heis'ire
pared to serve up in n. aapertor manner, OYSTERS
cooked in the varloas stylSs ; and at iheJ icdbesfOf *
number ofgentlcmert,--will- keep always TeadviHOT
COFFEE, TEA and CHOCOLATE,
He trusts, by con«ant attention and an earnest desire to
please, this nbwfeamre will receive a shdreof bublia
patronage ' * K
ICE CREAMS and - other refreshments, &s usual; at
short notice, fhe.Batbing.Depariment always morder
py A Private Saloon tor Ladies; ' (oc&
Good Bating sud^briniiliie,
f~\ BOUT that is fond oTtbe «>o*
this life,.should drop roandand see
HARRY GRAHAM, at ha new Hotel
...^wpf- No*3o, onc dcor from- Penn, on Sl Clair m*
Harry serves out to his cnslomers the best Oysters L&‘
quorsi-Winea-and Cigars that con 1 be. found o£
these .’ere diggins. ■. . ■ ,■■■ . . v
‘ John W, Tim a • .* *!?
HAS AIRWAYS ONHANIVofrhis own manufacture
.a law assorlmeat of WHIPS* CANES and DM *
ÜBELLAS of every dcstrnpttonjWhich^h^will
or retail, atpnces aslowr a* they can hi.
procured for'-in either the citieaof New
nhia or Baltimore* Also, on band •* larae
BRUSSELS and INGRAIN CARPET, BAGB andT*
DIES’SATCHELS, which will be soil
Drlces. .JmtTeccltredfrom theManuraclorv
ply Of INDIA RUBBER WHITS, all
and retail. - >■. . / . ■ JOHN ‘‘W
au-a No 113, Wood street, nettrVi^r,,-'
BLATK KOO»iSS?=-
sure satisfaction, ana on very aecomSaUn?l^m a U *‘
He devotes his enure time and anemia!, >,T<w S i. ,cr^ns -—
and feels confident that all his warfc^iH^Fl^fe 1 ? 68 ®'
it Hemay be found at Logan, Wilson ifcCo
—— fawaiilm...
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mortal l4 * Woo,1 «re«. comerof
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• Hew Chocolate
B»SSs2£s®m
like most otheresoldhe“ b P S ,m^J° Wl 5 tB »<u>-
ultoratea.aitd henceTofEW a?SEs t?UI* «* «M4*
and wholesome. Si£ Gi and Co ’ 6iw : i?(?»Sh. n ' ltl^c^on *
tors 'of one of theiMMstChoeniJK&S'? 0 P ro Pri6s
litfly.wuiothopubTtiai F
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