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ARRAN'GCMUNrS FOR IMJ .J'Sjft.
** IiUM Blakely. *BS»Sr;
■■: XjNJROPEAN ACiRNi-, and. Ucaler in I'dfi'lzu Kr-
Xlchßnge, is alsn Agent for Uie following Packet
—i Steamships, between New Yore ami
‘Liverpool. '• ' .•.. •• >•. i,
3watlow;TailLinc.«alling from New York anJ Tiiv:
erapol on iheOUi and Biu of each month : .••
NeWiUne leave New York on the tfith.aiid Liverpool
. . .olvine lUU of each mon'b
■ >.r . Rfrd Star.Linrleave* New York on the Utb, and Liv*
. fiTpoolon UiesNihorcach reouih. .. ! •..■■■. •*
... . i-ifte sails twice a month from Liverpool and New
- -.v ; <
.'Che London Line ot Packets sail from New York the
’lslj titb,- 10th und &lth,and from l»ondouon .Um Cih, i-iih,
sUiaml iiaiU of eachmomlt. T . , l _, ’
• The Clyde Line of Glasgow Packets sail from New
2 York and Glasgow on ihe Ist umi ifiih ofeach niomh. „ =
- A Weekly I/ine of Pscki'tß from LiyurpooUo New
Orleani. . ■ -l. - ••■■■>'. .-.r
Daily Line for emigrants, from New > ork,.by steam*.
boat and railroad, or by canal and rui'roott, to Pitts
*..... ■ buraii.
, Passengers will receive every attention, and advice
• given cheerfully at the office of W, Tapscotl fc Co.j
'feden Quay, Bubnn, and Si.--George’s Buildings, Liver*
*■ :pooU'\V.A J» T.Tap»ccU& Go.,reSouth streei,New
York, or at the office of Uie advertiser.
Persona residing in ih® United Staret? or Canada, who
. : . wish to send for their friends t« any parlor England,
: Ireland,Scotland ®r.Wales,can inake thn necessary ar
-.Tosgcments'by application to the. subscriber, aril have
them brought pul by any of the above favorite lines of
: Packets, (which range from LOOO lO 2,500 ton* buni'en.)
...or.by first class. Merchant Ships, onfavoruble terms, by
-way of Liverpool, London or Glasgow, Their fre*.
v quency of .aftiling precludes the possibility or deltir.
rassage cam also he securedfromLivcipool to New O
rleans, Baltimore, Philadelphia; Boston. Charleston and
• - .Savannthdirect. Bemiuanecsni smnU and laT»»e suras
Yas usual, to Great Britain und Ireland.
Messrs. \Y, A J. T Tapscott i Co. have entered into
- aTTBm*cmenl* with'Messrs. Vo<;£i, Kock & Co.. Bank*
ers.Frankfort-Dn-jhe-Main, and with'Messrs. Edward
Blount A Co, Baukers, Paris, to draw , sight drafts,
. .which Can bo idade payable m nil the principal places
.'throughout France and. Germany. Passage tickets and
-.drafts always for sale by the undersnrned, corner.of
Stith and Liberty strecut, (up stairs,) Pittsburgh, ncn
. uoor to Messrs. J; AR. Floyd’s Wholesale Grocery. .■
JAMES BLAKELY.
F.: S.—Catslo* urs of tho vei*el«, time of sailing, an t
burden, can be had at tl»v above office. grat<q- jpprS ;
iseneyfor Different Line* of Packet Ship.
PASSENGER OFFICE,
Vo* 410 Liberty Street* Pittsburgh. i
For Pi W. BYRNES £C0.,f19 South tireet,et>mtr (f
PtntfNtiM York r - 38 Waterloo Roed, LtvtrpoQl f and &S
' • Gravitr Orleans, .
» H\3 a Line or Packets
Liverpoolto^NewY^ork; a -
Line of Packets from Liv- iMBfiVV •
arpool to Philadelphia, on
the e Igh teenth of eachi«LU..f~»jiyiriij.
of : Packets to* Baltimore on the guih ot
each month. Also—a Line of Packets on the Sih and
94th of each month from London and Portsmouth to
-v-New.York. •••••'
ALSO—Drflflaatslghtalwayson hand, for any amount,
at lhe lowesb rates of discount;'and all-information
: given concerning passengers, that can be given, with
, pleasure, by thetr Agent. JOHN THOMPSON,
• marls ,- • . ..410 Liberty si., Pittsburgh.
< "\¥r Earo now prepared to forward produce Ac., to
• ff Philadelphia immediately. Time, five days.- .
• Ratesfor bacon,lard,park,beef, Ac. -■Stic V 100 fts.
Gotton,cheese, earthenware, leather, loaf
tobacco,wglass ••-■■■ - GOctf-IOOlba;
Beeswax,dried fruit and wcol - - SOc^IOOKh
- Fats, pellnes. deer audbuiTalo skins, eggs i
. brooms, radze IbOc V ICO Uu
; :-apl4 • COVODK A GRAHAM, ArU-
"V7RESH 60003- i
J? SO hair chests prime Green ami Black Teas')
75 cany boxes do do do; :
1W bags prime Green and Fancy Rio Colfee;
. 20bags Laguyra and Old Government Java ;
CO Uxs.2o*s, lO s,trs T 6*s t J and 1&. Lump Tobacco;
35 barrels No. 1 and 3 Mackerel ;
.25 do Loaf and Crushed Sugars ; <
• 5 : do Sup. Carb. Soda j .
• •■-.a-, do Cream Tartar;
10 do -ChippedLogwood;
10 boxes Extract' ao;
40 .do- Star and Sperm Candles;
: :40 do Moald and Dipped do;
50 do ' Extra Pare. Starchy
SO do Almond, Palm and Kosin Soap
30 do Rosemary, Windsor and Castile ,
lOdo CocoaandChocolate;
20 do ; Saleratus; . . (
10 do Rock Candy ;
.. 10 do Babbitt's Soap and Yeast Powders s
' - 111 do ; Bala & Co. Chemical Soap;
'5O do M.R.-Luxln Raisins ;
> 5 do Hecker’sFarma;
5 do . Corn Starch;
20. do ■ Clothes Fins;
10 do llatcli’sCounter Scales;
3 bales Cloves and Cassia;
1 caseNatmegs;
• ' 6 bags Pepper and Pimento;
. - 50 kegs and cans pure Grdund Spice*;
- 1 barrel pure Ground Ginger;
-scesespttreAfncan do; t
•j\,.sodn»aiSravrnaFigs;
. 1000 Bra; extra Madder ;
. SQO lbs. fresh Francs; .
3 barrels Weller’s Japan Blacking;
100 dozen Mason's Challenge do; >
30 do Damson’s Columbian Ink, l oz. to Lgat*
lon bottle;
■ 150 do Corn Brooms; 1 •
SO do Patent Zinc Wash Boards: r
: 20. do Bed Cords; :
rronhnd Nails. Glass, Cotton Yarn andlßiuine,'While
Lead,&c. Wholesale and Retail, by <■
J. D. WILLIAMS & CO.,
• No.lSi Wood street,
foardoor* above Fifth street.
: PUDJUUtb &• irOELJP* :
' manufacturers and Dealer# In
2SANCUGSTER MINERAL PA INT i
Aixsairenr City, Pa. .
. Nbw Yo&k, December lSth; I&S1.
■ . I have analysed a sample of MANCIIESYE& MIN*
ERAL FAINT, for FoddsbAFobd, and find it to ccm
lain the following:
v
*■ v Alumna, ♦ .
Per Oxide o! Iron, -
Lime, . -
Stew e se, :
-Water and Loss, •
' 100,00
v The Powdered Sample, comnmed in the box, wlueh I
suppose was the one you desired qlpo to liavo analysed,
1 find to differ flrom any average of the Imnps powered,
and mixed together. This last yields as follows: '
Per Oxide of Iron, . 09^D
SiUcaand Alumina, - • 33,00
■■• •• Lime,' " • ■■■ ,88
Magnesia, - ' * - ;,ic
Water and Loss, • - iftG
• 100/10
This difference I presame arises from the mineral not
being nmform, some portions containing more Iron than
; others. The analysis shows the article to be well sou*
ed for a durable painu I find that by calcining thepow*
derby a pretty high heat, the colons much improved,
oral least converted into a fine red.
JAMES R CHILTON, M.D. Chemist.
. For sale by JOEL MOHLER, 841 Liberty street;
••: pi •.. ■ martCiy
B r Pittsburgh fcoatber Depot* ;
SARD &=CO., No. 103 Wood stbest, have just
* received a Vail supply of stock niiheirline. Dal*
limore and New Ytrk SOLE LEATHER, Philadelphia
Kipsaud Calfskins,.French Calf Skins, Coantry Up
per,-Kips.andCalf Skins, Morocco Lining and Rinding
* : Skinsj Tanner’s Oil; Tanner’s and Corner’s Tools.Ac. 1
Ana, taken together, they believe it the largest and nest
.... assortment ever ottered before in one house in Pitts*
otznh*. Ail of which we are to sell to casb
. amfprotnpt paying customers at ihe verylowest prices
• possible.'".-' • ■ • ••■ • •• : • ■. •
We lake pleasure In showing oor stock, and cordially
Invite purchasers to examine, before purchasing else*
where. - v [sepltfcif
COPARTNERSHIP.— The subscribers huvejhis day
associated themselves togctficraa Partners, for the
purpose of transacting a Wholesale Grocery, Produce,
Commissionbusiness, under tbe linn of'Joti’o
®iacic a.Co.,Nfr 319 corner of Liberty ondlrvyinsts.
JOHN black,
M M’CULLUUfiH. JR.
privrc wini.m W. Wallace,
'lio T ?§5 URGH STEAM GARBLE '.WORKS,
3 3 3 Ltbtrly, opposite StmOt/ield xt.
? rav o &ioncs, Mantel*. Furniture
kinds of ioanafeeiareil Marble, nl*
SeverS'hnlrf'r! i^i mftde 10 ordcr on ll»c shortest notice
milE subscribes tawSbdfy^XKSJ?,.,,,
u l Jer llie Bl ? ,e »'ltt cfin'oT TAArVp MA
Girimfi .BANE for Ibe i.u“po« Of
ernlCoretousion iind Produce S K coin<Sir
If hope Ihcir long experience, extensivi merceni le oc.
es^^re^,rrr,„ i v;L‘"rsl r
pnuonege, ,
SAM’-LtMAGUIRE, CumbcflM, Mil ' i
WAT, 0 BANC, Washington. I»a *
Pmtbargh, April 3,1853, - . ■ fapg !
s Dissolution*
fIMIG partnership heretofore existing between James
'1 Armstrong, Samuel Cromer and Charles Barnes,
, andertbe uUo of Armstrong,Crozler & Co , la this day
dissolved by matua! agreement Mr. Barnes having dig*
.posed of his (merest and withdrawn.from the concern.
JAMES ARMSTRONG, i
SAMUEL CROZIRPy
CHARLES RARNES,
Emigration jftnts.
Pctkfikylvtait'&atlroßd Company,
rnwmmmm
SPUING AURAHGSBIBiiTS.
■I—J i'JL'Pl'mm .
—!BMW. BBSS \ iCiwiTfir ■ '
fiSwiBfiSWBsffIJSSSL Mwiiua
mi. 11 ,, «., gw w ,S»w
Cleveland and PittsburghUatlrond.
X EAVE Pittsburgh (Sunday* excepted.) atSA.M.;
JLi.do Wellsvtile do do tKM.j
Arrive at Cleveland t o do G p.M,,
In time for the Toledo. Deiroit.snd Eastern Boat*.
■ GEORGE ROBINSON,
Superintendent.
JAMES U. (IKED & CO.,
Manufacturers of Theodo
lites, Surveyors' Compas
ses, leveling and Grading
Instruments, &c., &c, i. ■ -
NO. SC
Smithficld ilreet,
:, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- An. assortment of the a
bove named Instruments al
ways on band. !
: ■/ Also—Clocks, Watches,
Jewelry, &0., &o. I
April 6,1852—2 m |
Srdnsportutiaii.
1852. SPRING-ARRANGEMENT.
: Cleveland aad Pittsburgh Ballraatay i
®«fi :
To Cr.svswMfj -*«VUDo ; .SAin)tiaKVDETflQtiy.Chicago^
MItWAITKU, J)CHKtBH, CtVtUMBUJ, AMO Ctlli
ClNttll
The new.and fan running- ateatner, FORESTCITY
leaves MonongftUela whnrf, toot of Market strecty every
morning, (Sumling excepted) at. 8 o’clock—connecting
at WelEyille with the Express Train of the Cleveland
aucl l utsburgh Railroad* leaving nt 12 o'clock, M, and
arriving at Cleveland at G o’clock T P.-M., and'connecting
Wiin the Steamboat and • Railroad Dines. tor Toledo,-
Snnduvky,-. Detroit, Chicago, Milwoukiej Buffalo, and
Dunkirk. Tare to Cleveland, S.l fiu. . ■•■,.
To* Tickets, apply io JOHN A. CAUGHEV,
i ..Agent 0. Sc P. R, R. Coj .:
OFFICE—Conier Water <nn« ( sSnmhli&ld streets,(up
stairs,) opposite Munongahela House.
—Hy ihoOhto and Pcnna. Railroad to Alli
ance, and the Cleveland and .Pittsburgh Railroad from
Alliance' to Cleveland,the mre frota Pittsburgh to Glcvo»
land is *4 OJ. Passcngeraby both routes omt>« in Cltvt*
land at iht same iwityandtti the samcrtruinofc&Ti'
apryfitT' • ■■ ■■- :■ , v - -•■
.UICUIQAN tIt&NTILAL KAttjttOAl>!
1852. gpiiffi,
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LINE,
In ronner-uon wiili ihe Cleveland and Ciricinimil Bail
riiaU, Cleveland mid . K«a Railroad, Cleveland nnd
1 utsburgh Michigan Central Railroad;
PASSENGERS ..Will be. ticketed through from any
point on Luke Michigan, to Cleveland, Cincinnati
and rmsbnrgb, and from nther of those places to any
point on Lnkc.Michigan:
This Line will he composed of two new low pressure
steamer** built expressly for the route. :
, CLEVELAND, > Capt C.C Stahaud.
FOREST ClfV, - - Cap I. A I'ikrcb
A Boat wUI leave Cleveland f t Detroit, and Duro<t
for Cleveland; evory evening, at c'olock, arriving in
bpih cities the following .morning, in season for llio mor
ning tramof cars for Chicago. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh,
and lor the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit.
Tl ey will nmirom Cleveland hi the following order:
FOREST CITY
Monday—— * »Wednesday* ~ wFriday.
CLEVELAND
.. ...I bu.rsduy • Saturday
CLEVELAND.
«... Wed net day *. i •
FOREST CITY, r
Tuond ay ».»..*.*Saiurd?iy-
Tlte undersigned are prepared to make con'racta for
all kinds of brcigtiL from Cleveland to Detroit,
now* Saalfi .Ste Marie, and rM porti on Lake Michigan.
The OCEAN, CASPIAN mid ST. LOUIS will compose
lbe line until the new. Boats are ready *
Tuesday.
AOUN73. . • ••
C BRaOBKRN A ■
PITMAN, TKOWBIUDGE- & JUNK 3, Detroit
oprJ4;tftn . :•- ..
' ■ Knr« Reduced I :
WEST NEWTON PLAN K ROAD ROUTE,
F 0 RHALTIMt»RG, £HIL.A DELPHI A omIWASIf-
ANGTON CITY; ..FjLM.RKDtJcgD. -
To Batuinoee, - . Cdpo less than Pa. Railroad:
To Philadelphia, 81,HO t do do do
To Washnigion City, do d<T do
Ihe only Office whicn insures a THROUGH
HOkET to Washington,and, by taking tUsUQOlc.pnj
senders wili tavc time nncl money .
Thq. Mail Beat (carrying the United Stales Mail.)
leaves the Mononeahe'a Wharf,.above the Wir* Bridge,
EVERY AFTERNOON, at 5 O'clock,via the Youchin*
Clieny River. Passengers Vitl lodge on the Boat, and
take tplendid United StaiesMail Couches at West New*
ton, next morning, over the Plank Road, crossing tin*
mountains m daylight.. Tak<v the: magnificent-sleeping
, Cars of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at 10 o'clock,
I.iu. Breakfast tit -ftnl.imore and Washington Citv,
i dine tn rhiludelphia, und arrive in New \o:k iho;6dme
’-evening...
.Fare to Baltimore, . - ■- *• - ’
do Philadelphia, - - -
do .Wa’hiiigtonCuy, - •
■ MONONGAHKLA ROUTE,
the Steamer leaves the Wharf, above the Bridge,
Daily, nlBo;clock,A. M.. Travelers leaving d’li'shurgk
L»>. lue Morim.g Boat, will cross the mountains the same
nigh!, >«m<l arrive lit Cumberland ihc next morning ior
the o o clock train of Cais for Baltimore. AViH sup in
Bultixnore nnd Washington City, nnd arrive m. PhiluucN
plwu at jo r clc>ck, the same night . ' •
• rare td Baltimore, . .. » 3 p t (V) .
do Philadelphia, > . •. itt’eo.
m do Washington City, • - - 10-uU-
ForTieket*, by either ol the above Lines, pleore call
at the West Newton Plunk Road Office., in the 'Motion
gahala House, Water street. J. J, EVANS, Agent,
apn! • - ’
SEW AUUAaUKAIEIVTI
• FROM
Pittsburgh to Cleveland* Columbus and
Cincinnati!
ALLIANCE, CANTON AND MASSILLON,
JBEmgagg,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE PENNA. CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Through from Pittsburgh to Cleveland in Us) than
Ten Hours, by a continuous Sailroad line !
THE Ejrprers Tram on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad, leaves Ptttsbargh at SI A, B, stopping ol
Sewickly, Rochester, New: Brighton, Darlington, Enon,
Palestine, Colnabiuna, and Salem. and real'll i-a Alii
flnee,SS! miles ftoin Pittsburgh, at IT. Mr Passengers
leaving Alliance on the Cleveland Railroad tit it P M ,
end reach Clevela id m 6 I*. M. Returning, the nas’
senseis leave Cleveland at 9 A.M-, Alliance all 3u T
M., and reach Pittsburgh at 53D T «!., In time Io con
nect With the evening train on the Pennsylvania Rail
road for Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore, and
also wnh the V oughtogbrny Slaamboat and Plank Road
■rente, ■
rasseneers by this ronie come from Cincinnati lb
t’lltsbtfrgh in two days, without night travel, and nave
from one to two days in connecting with lh© Penan. Cen-
Ual Railroad, •
• Pasiengei* Irnvmj Pittsburgh at 8 30 A. M-. roach
ranion at 2P. M. nnd Masmifon nr tbttOP. M- At Mas*
•illon the line connects wnh fiage lire* (o Wooster,
Manßfield.Ncvv Philadelphia, and at Kuon to Mew Cai*
tie, Poland, Warren, Mercer ami Erie.
The Now Brighton Accommodation Traill leaves
Pittsburgh at 30 a; M: and 5 20 P. M., and New Brighton
nl7 Ai M. and l P. M., siopping ul miermcdiate station*.
excursion Pickets, good for two davs, are sold be
tween Pittsburgh, Hoehcsier and New Brighton.
. Qaartcrly tickets are sold at (ow rates, and uckcubv
the package to tome of Urn Mntlon*.
• The Trams do not run on Sunday. a ’
Omnibuses run in connection with the trains to and
from the station on Federal street.
Fare by the only eontionoos Railroad Line from PJiw
burgh to Cleveland, 140 miles, 54,00. To Massillon. Its
nulea, 83,00.
■ For uckcts apply a! the Federal Street Station of lho
Ohio and Fa. Railroad, to GEOIIGEPAHKIN,
Ticket Agent.
J. MESKIMEM,
' , Monongahela Home, Pittsburgh.
Note—By the rouic by steambooi 50 miles to Wells
ytlle, and theoee byJßatlroad 100 miles to Cleveland, the
fare is 83 no.
■ Fintbargh, Antil I,lBsa.—(optai \
67,21
5,34
- 18,41
,63
• ,W
• - 8,00
1852.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
PSH ABirX.VAHI A nAIX.Roa.Di
Two Ooily Trains From Plttibnrnb to
Philadelphia and D&lUmorc. ■
Only 80 Hours Through l
FAKE.*H.
rpilE Express mail tram will leave the Depot on Llb*
;JL erty street) above the Canal Bridge..every tsornios
aifll o’clock. , ■ .
1 Passengers will goby the cars to Tartlc, Creek 12milei‘
where they will find the best of Coaches in readiness to
convey them 88 miles, overa first rate turnpike road to
Beauy’sAtauon; (conductors accompany each train of
Coaches), and then lake Die cats to llollidaysbure; and
.then take the splendid sleeping cars direct to I’hiladel*
pma and Baltimore.
Passengers for Baluraore tujse the cars of the Yorlr and
Cumberland Railroad at Hnrnsburgh, arriving at U&iu-
breakfast, and to Washington City the same
morning. '
The Evening Train will leave daily at 0-30, P. M« or
nvmgatPhilacielpininext evening.
Baggage checked through to Philadelphia.
D. Leech A Co.’s Eipregg Pocket Line will leave daily,
at 5 o'clock,!*. M:, connecting at Blairsvilie with the
Pennsylvania Railroad* Through from Pittsburgh to
Philadelphia and B&Uiraoro in 33 hours.
„ FARE SUh
• Passengers will procure their tickets- at the Railroad
Office in the Monongithela lfouso, Water Street. ‘
N.U.—Schedule time qb follows:
From, Pittsburgh to Beatty’s Station, 7 hours .
do, Beatty’s Station to Johnstown, 8$ do
do. Johnstown to Hollutaynburg,ln*
. ■ cludlng23mUesPoruigeroad, 6 do
From iJoUidaysburg to Uilleriville, P do
do BiNersvillelo Philodcfphla.over
Columbia Railroad, 3| do
• v Totsl, 83 hours.
; ■ This Schedule dhows ample umo on each ponton of
the romo,and can bo regularly made, if no unexpected.
. detention should occur Passengers ore informed that
the Portage and Columbia Eailroadare<nvneil and ope
rated by the State of Pennsylvania, and aro in no way
. under tho management -or control of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. .
NOTICE.—In case of loss, the Company'will hold
ihemselces .responsible for personal baggage only and
for. sn amount not exceeding one hundred dollars.
. marBs J.fIIhBKiMF.N, Ticket Ag’t P. R. H. Co.
' Plerch&nu*i?ortabte Boat Lino.
1852. fgpljjl 1852,
Forthe Tramporiatton of Merchandat and Produce,
: (vi. pmmt.VASiicii.is .Jiu sai/,boasb), bkiwesn
PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
•: Hind, without'Ri-shipptng. ■.
03* TIME, TJSN DAYS;. * "
I'ATXOJSa REYNOLDS,
Depot, 851 Mattel stv (near Sixth.) 'Philadelphia.'.
C A M’ANULTY & CO,
H Canal Rusta,4*B and 41D Pooastreel, Pittsburgh.
AVING increased.our facilities am) otherwise 1 m-:
preyed our arrangements (or Transportation; we
” r , e .lß w prrpijreJ lo receive a large amount of Produce
“‘■o, Merchandise, to ship (on the opening of llie Canals,)
will, promptness and dispaicli.
Section D0,.1 system of iransportanon over our
Stale improvements has bee* in use about ten yearn
K r f a! . >. “cc i ' Bi' ’an favor li has met with,-Is a suf-.
ficieut guarantee that it is .no longer, considered a
uncertain experiment; but la acknowledged
by all as vastly, superior to any .mode of.uanspnrtattoa
usedonCanals, (when intersected by Railrharii l
Goods loaded into our Boats at.‘Piusburgh 'remain
undisturbed until unloaded atour Warebbuse In Market
street, Philadelphia, thereby entirely avoiding the delsv
consequenton three different tra»BMpmemB:and seen
»ag 11,e deUvery.orGoodsinenUre.)ou lt hipaet<a e e,
clean, and in as good order as when shipped. ■ •
■ Produce, ft*, consigned to.,our Moose at Pittsburgh,
will ha received and forwardedalwaya atihe lowest
.SggW'QMaltatea, slricily.,according 10-instrßcilbn.,
vanJinl V CAlrnelmrgefor commission, siorage, or ad
- C, A. M’ANULTY & CO.
WESTERN RAILROAD
• X Y «-■*
» * ‘rf ' ■
Insurant* Companies.
HOME INSURANCE.
Vbe Farmer* aund aectaantciVlUaUh In’*
i: -•orailee Association* . • i
OF PITTSBURGH, PCNNA. t
AID IN TIMS OF NEBD 1 1
prncs-rcoRNRa o» *j«» third stbdktr. 5
wm flUAWflttTV OAPITAtif 930)000.
.TP” «;**:‘AlL associationestablished for the mutual relief
A or 119 members. In cases of sickness or accident, byt.
tiie payment of-ibe;r Annual Deposit* Persons In good
iiealUi may bEcometnembersanu be enliilcd toaweekly.
benefit, in cate of sickness or accident. Allwho join tlmt
Association are entitled to a vote in the election of
ofnceri. RmJ iopauicipatein ihc profits ol the Associa*
uon. : It isesiabllshed on a safe and permanent basis*
being both Mutual and Benevolent in us designs* will}
the lowest rates consistent for us security, and .conduct?
ed-m a manner-to insure ilspermaneney and durability}
■ All can.see the advantages of taking out d
policy from the General Office: • . 1
• j . .. tsabi.t Daaosrrs <
8 .-NCO per year, draws 9 2,(10 per week', . ’
3,<0 . do- do 3,1-0 do; •. *
A,oo do do; . 4,00 do; ' ■
■ • fi,oo ...do do 5,00. do; ?
C,bO - do do b,O'J do;- X
7,WJ •do . do <7,00..: do; 1
. 8,01). do do • 8,00 do; ... a
1 0,00 , do.. .do 9.00-. do; • v
10,00 ' do do 10,VO do; i
INIVIATION FEE, for Membership, 81,50-wliic!i
must be paidauho time of making application, onff> the
first years l deposit.wuhin twenty days.. Each member
entitled to s monthly report, gratis, ■*
OFFICERS.
Frtfjnfrnl—D, W. Bbsomoxt.
Viet Piaidcnt and TVrojnre/—Wra, M. Wilson.
Si errfary-G; D. Brown. • . '
Ftnattit Comimust—A.. S. Childs, A. D. Christie, and
JV A. MWumera.- - ; nmrilrtim-
.Tlis Ftaulslla Fire Insurance Company;
Or *BItAD*LMU. .
BIRECTORS:— '
Charles iv.Bancker,: George W. Richards,
- Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Lewis. ;
•Tobias Wagner,;. AdolphiE. Borio,
. . Samuel Grant. : . David 8. Browne,
iacob'R.Qmtlh, Morris Patterson.
CUAS. N.BANCKER.Pret’I' :•
Ch*s. G. B&ncsss, Secretary. .-
Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every descnplion of properly m town and country
at rates as low us are consistent with security- *
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fundi
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested}
afford ample protection to the assured. ■
The Asseisorthe Company, on January Ist; 1051, u»
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as foli
lows, viz:*—
Mortgages ■ ■■■s 018,128 00.
Real Estate 81,377 73
• Temporary Loans«~». ■ . ■■■•• 83,'JGC 17 •
Stocks ♦ 01,681# 00
Cash,Ao.'.. 64,349 81
„ f t , •!,’313,708 44
; Since their incorporation,' & period of 21 yearsvihey
have paid upwdrdsof OneMilhon Four Hundred Thou<
fund lioUart, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence
oflbe mlvamagesorinaurance,aswell ns the abiluy&nd
•disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities. . <
J.GARDINEH COFFIN, Agent,
OffireN. E. corner Wood and dd su. -
biale Mutual Klre luturauce coinimuy.
HARRISBURG J PA,
TYESIGNEDonIy fonhc surer clauses of property,has
• tin ample capital* und allbida superior advantages
Inpoint of cheapness, safety ami accommodation, to city
ami pounirymcrchants, and: owners of dwellings, and
tsoluted or country property. : . ;
... . . ..v A. A. CARRIER, Actuary,
oci27) Dranch Office,No.MSimthfield su Pittsburgh l
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFErV LNSDK
- ANCBCOMPAN Y*—Ofi»oe«Nortii Room of the Kx
eliange.Third street, Philadelphia.
FiHi IKSDBANCB.—BuiIding?, Merchandize and other
properly In tout* and country, insured against loss ot
damage by lire at the lowest rate of premium.:
■ MaaiKs Iksojuncb.—They also insure Vessels, Car
Mies and freights, foreign or coastwise, under openor
special policies, as the assured may desire. .
iNiiANoTasNsroaTsTion.—They atBQ insure merchan
dize transported by Wagous, Railroad Cufs. Cauai
Boats and Steam Boats, on nversand lakes, on the most
liheraltcrinB.
8 0.00. ‘
10,00
* io,io.
DIRECTORS—Joseph 11. Seat, Edmund A. Sender
John C. Davis. Robert Uurtoti, John R. Penrose;Samuei
Edwards,Geo. ii. Helper. Edward Darlington, Isaac R.
Davis, VV ittiam FoiweU t John Newlm, Dr.lt. M.llnston-
James C. Humt.Theophilua.Paulding, 11. Jones Brooks
Henry Sloan, Hugh Cruig,George Merrill,Spencer Me*
IWum,CbarlcS'hcl(y,J.G. Johnson, William Hay,Dr
d. Thomas, John Sellers, Wro. Eyre. Jr.
. DIRECTORS AIV PITTSBURGH.-D; T. Morgan.
Hugh Craig, Juo.T. Logan.
r .WILLIAM MARTIN, President
Tuos. C. Hand, Vice President.
Josmi W. Cowajt, Secretory.
oj*OlSee of the Company, No. 4g Water Mreei, Pitts
bargh. (jelfedtO . /. IV A;MADEIRA,Agent.
' Flra and Cjavln* Inauraoeo.
fIMIE OFPICE.of tho Insurants Co.ttf North Amtru*
X has been ttmovtd to the Warehouse of Hardy; Jones
A Co., N0.v141 .Front street,third house Kastoi Wood
ihcsabscrtberwiliissae Policies oa Build
ings and their contents,and onShiptflentsby Steamboats
and other vessels, for the above old and responsible
.Company. \ (ap3) WM. P. JONES, Agent
Blit* tttotaal Ftre losurauc* uumpftoy,
. UKA.NCH OFFICER Sutntfisui 6r.,PiTTSUOB« i,
• • • Putsburt(h t Ma vt«i,l*At.
.rTiiib.besievidcnceof the successor the. Director*.it*
X endeavorm* ionjakeihc l *STATK MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY” meet the wants of the
community, i* the unparalleled amount of busirea*
which hu* been done—having issued 7*900 . p»il.
cteadnnng the pan year, thereby adding over *i:>o,o<JU
lo'lhefund&'of the company. fcenrty alt the properly
Insured i> of the safest kind,tu small risks, iml aiurge
proportion insured for only one year.
Whole No. Policies issued****'*** 7,V00
do do .expired, terminated A
.canceled*——*•——
do do. In force*—•*•*♦•—• »••
Amount of Properly insured—••■*
do Canceled.urinmatedundei*
. . ptred* —w.v 1101,723
do ; do In force*• —•— 67.054.f1y:
do PrumiumNoies**—7tf,C?G,B? .
do Canceled,terminated,expr’d, C37,|0
do Inforce———-•«* ... 579,03f,?7
do Cash Premiums receJved*:*'*S3t,ss7,l4
do do. canceled*—• • ——■ 321,24
Whole amount or losses aiul expen*
ws paid-* *—.*.**.»• *23,<11,45
.Balance in favorof the Co.; trt cash, - 9‘27,8‘24,45
To city or country merchants, and owners of
Ings, and isolated or 1 country property, u ts believed
this company'affords advantages inpomtof cheapness
safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
in this country;- 1
Conducted on the equitable and greatly improveds yn
tem of Clasxificaturaof disks, exciuumg uil special
hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any. one lo
cality, thus precluding the frequency and occurrence of
Utge fires, and also, on both the Stock and Mutoulplin,
it notoniy postessesihe cheapness anil'accommodation
of both methods, but entitles the insured to a partlcina*
tion in the profits.
It t« under the control of the following Directors j —J
P. Rutherford. A. J. Glllstt, John 11. Pacaer,Samue. T.
Jones, Alonzo A* Carrier, Philo C. Sedgwick, Rob art
Kioto, Samuel Jones, John P. Rutherford.
J P. RUTHERFORD, FreaU.
A.J.GLLLHn^Sec’y.
A. A. Ca&atiQ, Actuary.
N» B.—A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent, on expl«
ring policiesbtts been declared by the Directors, unit is
now receivable at ilus Office for renewals, or redeema*
61e fn cash at tho end of ninety days. -.
myl7:d&w • • A. A. CARRIER, Agent.
Cltlaens anti Strangers,
• rfcao DO you wish to purchase a finn ITn .
WATCH,ttiabouiG®®^^
Jr* JBone-half ibe usual price T If so, call at HOOD’S
fiS**NISW JEWELRY STORE, 01 Markup
two doors north of Third, and tale a look at. his new
stock, Just arrived, and you can there purchase Watch
esorany kind of fine Gold Jewelry nuheir real value,
anu not.be charged Iwoprlcea for everything, as you
have usually beenj but cun get the very best qualiiv of
goods at the lowest eastern prices* Oo not believe what
other*, interested m their own sales, tell you. but come
and see for yourselves. Allgoods sold ntthlseMablish
ment will be warranted as represented at time of sale—
so that all may purchase equally safe and cheap, ouia.
Bolivar Fire Brick fflannfatlnring Company
1A6.01.0VX8, . -fi. 2d, XHTB,; V,?OBSS, -Ht 6. HAOBAW,
QXtOVfißi KIER A CO«, Proprietors.
3 11IK subscribers having been appointed Agents for
. the above named concern, will Keep constantly ou
hand nstipnly.ofihe celebrated Bolivar Fire Brick, Cru
cible Fire Clay, Furnace Hearths and Inwalls. They
are also ready to receive-orders for said Brick, to be
made m size and shape.to suit purchasers, which shall
be promptly filled. , ;
We do notdeem it necessary to enumerate the many
-Advantages the. Bolivar Fire Brick poscss over alloUi
ers that have been offered for sale in the Untied States,
their superiority beingwcll known to almost all persons
who use Fire Brick. The proprietors have determlnei
that the Fire Brick shall lose none of theirpresenicnvi
able reputation, and that no expense shall be spared to
make them even better than they have heretofore been
This is the only establishment nowmanafacturiitg Fire
Brick nt Bolivar. • v KIKR Jfe JONES,
marl? Canal Basin; Seventh sU PiUsburgh.
: John w. Tim. ' . • 1
TTAS ALWAYS ON HAND, of his own manufacture,
XX a Urge assortment of Willi’S, CANES And UM
BRELLAS of every description, which he will dispose
of, wholesale or retail, atpnceß as low ns they coil be
procured for in either the cities of New York, Philadel
phia or Baltimore. AI»o, on hand a large supply ot
BRUSSELS and INGRAIN CARPET, BAGS and LA
DIES’ SATCHELS, which wilt be sold m New York
prices. Jusf received from the Manufactory a new sup
ply •( INDIA RUBBER WHIPS, all sizes, wholesuts
and retail. . ; ■ . JOHN W, TIM,
. aufcl . No 143. Wood street, near Virgin alley.
WALL. PAPER,
J SHIbLE,
No, 00 Smlihfleld sireeti Plttiburghi
HAS just received his Spring Stock or P aT*KR
HANGINGS,ot every variety of style and finish,
from l*£l cents to.Sl per piece. .
- Twenty .cates now opening-patterns new, colors
• beautiful, and prices 10w,.t0 sultlho times.
Those having-house* to paper, and merchants buying
to sell again, should call and exumine, before purcha
sing elsewhere. Abo— •
50 dozen Bnnd Boxesj
1000 pieces Curtain Paper;
300 . do . Lemon Color—plain:
400 do Black ; do: ’
3W> da ; Blue do;
200 do Cream do: i
50 Centre Pieces. . V i
; _ALSO—BLOCK MARBLE PAPER, for Public llalls,
of description, with amiable : Columns, * Caps
Bases and Bordering, furnished at short notice •
Allofwhicb w|ll be sold LOW* for CASH or RAGS,
nt the Wall Paper Store of J: SHIDI.Fi, *
marS:2m - Smiihfield street, Pittsburgh.
TAAFFB, mAaVIRB A BANK.
1 .■■■*:.iSueztnorstoJHagutie f Bant fa Co.) :
Gommliiton Forvrardlng Atorchantv.
. No. 181, SECOND STREET, PITTSBURGH.
1 BE now prepared to receive and forward goods by
JX. River, CanoU Railroad or .Wagon, with promptness
and regularity.* .They will ulso uovote their attention to
the purchase and sale of Produce, Merchandize, Iron,
PiUBburghmanufaetares } ;Ac., and- feeling convinced of
their'ability .togivarpeculiar satisfaction to all those fa
voring them with commands, .they respectfully solicit
orJersandcopsignmems. - w : „• [apo
[ i DODDS 4t CUUZIKII.
f v MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTTOERS,
I tcrL ’ tHti MltA- BUILDINGS, South- Wtst w
1 . • nrr of DUancndy {mar.ihiOhitandPtnn*
BgHßßfcjj/foarua Hadroad -Uqoof,). Allkohsny Ctty.
mUIKARiver and Land Steam BogiiieS)Fire £ri- i
gmesyUydniQUeFresßes. ofalldeftcrlptions{.Copper-.
and otherßresßea; Gold Suuapinff
anißeunlng Apparatus, together 'wltli :Mill Machinery
m general, ouili upon the mostapproved .planrof con
struction, and:- worinaanshm toihe aatUlaction of cm*
tomora. *
n t ? ? Vi lI1 «2 T fe ra - I , eft « Menu, Cochran, SPBrUa 4.
Bireel, Pittsburgh, or addresseillo
receive proi&ptAlieniion.
"HO ' • UODS3 ft CROZIER, *
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!H STOKE. “108
108 FRENC
jPRING AND BUMMKR::
__ . _ . o6eiiw_ 4- opening, including ilcL
Shawl*, from 85 w> |o* 8100 e*ch.
Let every lady call and see ihi# splendid, production
of Imperial Chinese manufacture.
Laces, Satins, Borages, Muntillus, ami
Visiles, to match the Shawls.
Ladies'and Children's Millinery, Gloves, Flowers,
Edgings, &o. ■
-Gentlemen's Broad Cloths, Tuscan and Leghorn Hat*,-
(Cenln styles,) Shtrls,Coai?, Ac.
Mourning Goods of every description.
Madame A. Coaling, (from France,) is m the monthly
receiptof Fashions and Models, from Fans. London and
New York, atNo. 51 St. Clair street, and 108 Market si ,■
where ladies are respectfully ioviteu to call.: t
• The trade supplied with modeU aml materials.
afiw goodbi :
YOUNG; STEVENSON & LOVE,
. Si&n of ito V ORIGINAL BEE HIVE,” Mariet st. :
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Sew Spring and Summer Goods!
THE subscribers have just received liy Adams 4*
Co.’s Express and the Pennsylvania Railroad.one
of the largest and best selected assortments of'Ftne
Dress Goods ever offered to the public. ;
One of the Firm havtmc been in the Eastern Cine*
before the commenccmentof the Spring trade,selected
our Goods } with great care from I he importers, at such
prices as will enable us (o sell cheaper than the cheap*:
est. ■ ■ ■ ■' .■ ■ ■ •
Our very extensive stock comprises in parl tho fol
lowing—vjz: r
Citeneand Jasper Chene Silks; ;
High Lustre, Flam, Ck&ineltcn and Glassa Silks;
do. Slope do do; t
do Plain Black • v do ;
Turk Satins, Foulard and Watered Silks; ;
Tissues,Berages, Flam and Figured Poplms;
French worked Sleeves, Cuffs.Collors&Chemizetts;
.. . do Lacc and Muslin Capes; . ;
Black Satin and Fancy Vestings;
Cloths, CQssiinercB,baiineis and Jeans; "
Bonnets nnd Bonnet Ribbons.
The proprietors, would respectfully solicit an
call from their friends and the pubtic generally, feeling
confident ihalthey cun offer greater inducements than
has been offered heretofore. , v .
mart! YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE. ■
JAaiCS liPOAMUfjISSB-& CD„ “ ' '“i
, t ' tO9 WOOD STREET.
TbTIiOLESALE ita/erjm Foretqn and Domexiic Dry
-Mfl now opening Mielr first purchase of
SPKfKQ AND SUMMER' GOODS, seized wifh ihc.
I greatest care, to smlihe trade, consisting In pan of tbe
l newest styles of—
; Dress Lawns and Berages;
i Plain and Figured A Ipaecas; ;
i French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams; > r
- Panted Calicoes, in great variety;
Ribbons, Loces and Edgings;
Cloths, Cassuneres and Vesnlngs;
•Summer Coating and Puntafoohingf
, Brown and Bleached Masluis; , . :
Palm and Leghorn Hats;
Strawand Braid Bonnets.
Together with a complete stoek of Variety Goods and
Pedlar* 1 Notions,Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Sil
ver Watches, Brass Clocks, Ac. All oftvluch tire of
fered at Wholesale, for a small advance over Kiw-teni
prices. : - - tfebta.Gin - I
Great Attractlou! . i
JUST RECEIVED at Jamis’ One. Price Cash Store f i
a No. 70 Market street, Fiusburghfbeiwcen Fourth st-1
and Diamond, the. largest ami most beautiful stofk of'
SPRING aito SUMMER DRY GOODS, ever offered to J
the ciuzeus of Pittsburgh. . .
The subscriber woa’d inform those who desire to get
good BAvatiNs, that the greater pan 01 his Stock was
purchased at tho recent largo Auction Sales in New
York and Philadelphia forctsu, winch enables him to
sell goods 15 to 25per cent, cheaper than those who buy
oa.credtt, AVe do not deem It neceisufy ts mention the
the different kinds of goods thui compose our stock,' but
deeraUeafficicnt to say that it consist* of a full a«?on
otent of ladies* and ecmlenien’* wear, together with u
general stock ef FURNISHING GOODS. We would
respectfully; solicit .an examination or our stock from
those who wish lo purchase/- fmarlS
SBCOSDGHEA
0. „ _ —-AT auiUVALt “ -
F FALL anti Winter Pry Goods and Yariun at No.
07, Northwest comer ot Wood street and Diamond
nltey,;Pm«biir£h. Po* D. Gregg tc Co. wouldng;uiv an
nounce to their old customers amt dealers pcnerully m
iheirliue, that they are now prcparedto offer for sate
their present new stock of Goods at unusually low rates.
And us oar purchases tmvo been made on the moflifiiv
ofable terms with Importers And Manufacturers we Sal*
ter ourselves, end hopelo be aMe to merita eonUuumice
of confidence and patronage of our old customers and
the public generally, which Ims been heretofore so iibc
rally bestowed upon as. Our DHY GOODS STOCK is
uvpart of Broadcloths, Cnssiaercs, Samncts, TVceds,
fancy Vestings, Checks, :Fluunels, drilling?. Black and
Browu Muslins, Tickings, Blankets, Lmacy Plaids, Al
pacas, Mennoes, MusJm DeLaincs, Cashmere** fancy
Prints, Glazed Cuntbrit**, Cloakings, Table Diapers,
Ginghams, bilks, tancy long Shuwls. bilk Cravats. Pon
gee Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, ami Irish Linens direct
irma Ireland, and all other articles generally kept m the
Dry Goods line* Our Vaujutt Department wili Gc found
on domination to be unsurpassed by any other of the
kind West of the Mountains,, ami is made up in part of
Combs, Hattons, Patent and Spool 1 breads, direct from
Europe} Port Monies and PockeL Hooks, Hooks and
Eyes, Puis and Needles, Topes, Thimbles, Spoons, Ra
zors, Table Cutlery' nml Pen-knives just arrived from
Sheffield; Patent Medicine*, Violin and Violin Strings,
Gum Suspenders, Slates ■ and Slate Pencils, Percussion
Caps, Spectacles, Pistols, Hosiery, Gloves, l,awn* and
Kdglugß, Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Silk Gimps and Fringe*,
fancy NetUugs, Green Handiiges. Black Silk Veils, Silk
Florence together with a general nssortmunt of all other
articles in the Variety line. We have on baud and for
sale a large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches and
Watch Materials, Gold and GiU Jewelry, Gold and Sil
ver Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectacles
Ciocis, &c-, to which we invite the attention of alt buy-:
era, as we aro determined to sell our Goods on the most
reasonable terms, either for cash or satisfactory refer
ence. •
N.B. .The-business ofthe.lale firm or Grmo &. Mo
Cahdlsm is .to be settled by 0. Grjigo qi the stand of D
Gsbqo « Co., who is fully authorized for each ami in
whose possession are iho papers,: Note* and Hooks of
said firm, foctls tf
fitotij’mg.
SPUING AUG SUMMBR CLOTHiNG l
THREE BIG BOORS!
Ao. 15Xt Liberty Slnet;PUtobttrgfu
JOHN McCBOSIUSY fins now the. pleasure of an»
imunoinff to his numerous friends and the public in
general, that his Spring and Sommer stock is now read?
tor Inspection, whicklte beheves will be found to be
s?. e i°o. selected stocks of Ready.
Made Clothing to bo.found in the Western Country. -
He hasihts season-paidmore than usdalattention to
?A^°i- nufaC ' 1 “? D^, an “ stv . le of his Garments, bo that the
very lowest priced, us well as the fittest,are got up In a
style and elegance not to be surpassed. •. *
i J£?Ju! al(i . P A t ! icai,ltl y cal . l attention of all dealer*
Jn ClOlhiug to his present splendid assortment of
: . li*aajr«ntdtOarin*nts,
as he feels confident, upon examination of the Qualities
and prices of his goods, he can otter them such induce '
menu m shall make it their interest to purchase at his
establishment.- : • - . . •
.1 U a .i‘ el P“rienbe, and grew success in the ba
•mess, together with an unprecedented wholuoU alia ri
mu patronage; has enabled turn to get up Garments to
business habits and tastes of every location in
of th * nl ® oBl importance to whole
•>« found a choice se
lection of the most fashionable goods, consisting of—
• frtnch, Etvghth and Jimcncan Brouddotht,
r»s-rriv« t 4 , ?f C ,l Als °. pn excellent assortment oi
n if?r—w ?V of J’ IB latest and most fashionable styles—
all of winch he is.prepared to make to Order in the best
manner and at the most reasonable prices'
. COMH, THKN, ONE AND ALL’
She Assortment, the Quality, and the Variety, is ih.
trains' * l "' ! 81 undou!j '- edl >’i lo be fo tud in tlio tfniied
~SPKI
NGCA M P A 1 G"N i '
„ JiBAO- ANI> RKFLKcn
_ . . CAIitAOHAS ft COvi
BComtrof Wood and Water Streeta, Ihttsburgh,
n.Vi'/?*'". 11 n " cx<en,lve stuck of Heeani
ff"iS "or, IS
selves,/wiiK prctti :oncumi»pecuon. Nothing new or
uiilquom theirne of dresshas yet nppeared in iho
em elites, that Cuilatfton & .mt secured ,n
wh®f Quantities far iTieir numerous customers. The
i; whole of tin* large slock has been wio toj .ii e,,»
N-p a-a.-A-if sjy « u !°r ss * S
robes ai. oilier establishments. This mnpniQcJni Onfi '
CAN CLof ?A’ ffi NC, [- CNCLISIf and AftiSfi
- *»* selected with an eye lo dur&h Hiv n« i
well ii 3 to beamy.: Tim ptock of CASSfMtiRKS i« fn 1
i=s““”‘-'sSSFS"" r
.—? ft •—___ oonier of AVood and Water streets;
HAUI
ar-n *7,°i 7 1 SS? d J trcei ’ ncar at.
MEN SANDBOX S' CLOT it INO <
W 4 it? E cHil® «» mwwoAv “5,n S.’i.,
PlcPo SS?Sterr.Z.'K tfepXlic o '^
the unboanded patronage With which he haslern sis
taiiied. Thequestiou, '‘can a Clothing Rsisbliihment
ponduoted ion correct: business .principles; Si
lio.ld op a reputation for good ifrorkmoitshin and-wnr '
“"criat.be sus-atSed,” is ..o loligcl- a noZd
poiiit,but has become.a fixed fuel, attested to by the un
precedented amount of Chester’s sales. It Imi hccomr
an tmpeiative necessity w,tl. the proprietor m enhtreo
h!m« ,Uie a? &@?MM».W «ccojßmodl»ts his hosts cf ct?s
loraers A great cost of time'and means, Gothic Hall
n?.F“ 9<I ,treet d hasbeen filled up in a style su tab o o
the business, where itsliall be tho grand object to maii“
tatn the rcputatloti Chester’s CiothtiigEmporiumbSe
q The«o r A‘ r J?Vr rkn lfs> sh, P an * rS’Srfah mht “ , ‘ “°
The stock of Men and Boys’Clothing will beereoiio
S“,Wi,? b r n| ? U *•&” of luallty, and Ute lnw, y t
hnraedtate supervision. 01 aa^Propnem"s
The public ore invited to call hnd examine- ■ :
WE_STH^^a
«MKS W.WfIBOWItU., A
b . cabinet .;»«
WtBSaFURNITOREMANUFACTOREffiIY?
Jw?s*.-J oom * 97 And 99 Tiuca Atr«.ti
T W «• W. respectfully informshla frlendsanu eastern*
U • exHihatbetiaß now complied- Ms'sfttjngktock of
Furniture,which is decidedly the largeEi
offered for Bale in this City, which will be sold at prions
as low tui any m the United Stales, East tfrWest* i ■
As he is determined to uphold the tmaJitywilb well*
seasoned materials, best workmanship*-and -newest,
designs;.and from .the extent.ofhis oruere-andTacHlty
.In mat ufacturing, he Is enabled to. produce warranted ■
.forMttre,«uheiowssiprfcC3--''- v . v
He has. adopted the principle ofldentifying the entf
-toners’. interest with hFs own, inquality.' and price, and:
keeps always onhand the greatest variety ofevery des
cnpuoti of furniture,- from the cheapest arid plainest; to
die most elegant and costly,i!ml a booses or any part of
oue, may be furnished from his stock, or manufactured
expressly; to order -The- following articles consist,'in
pari, ofhis stock, which for richness of style and finish,
cannot be surpassed many ofthe Eastern cities: !
Loals XIV Sofas,
fiO sofas, mplosh and haircloth; '" *
SO dozi Mahogany Chairs:
20 do Walnut. • 1 - do;-
60 Mahogany Hocking do:
20 Walnut do 6o t
50Mahogany Divans-i* •
20 Walnut do;
• 60 Marble Top Centre Tables;
S? do Dressnig Bureaus;
•10 do Washstands,
40 Enclosed db; '•'••••• ■-
100 Common ' •: do; •- .
20 Flam Dressing Bureaus;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads: ■■■-
30 Walnut do;
■ 60 Cottage ;■ do; ' ■ •v :: .* -
3to Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads; -
20 Mahogany Wardrobes:
10 Walnut da; '
10 Cherry do;
• SO Plain Boreausj' ' : ■ : ; : . : . ; . • ’.
70 Dining aud Breakfast Tables:
- 12 Secretary ond-Bookcase*; - - • - ; -
20doz Cane Seat Clmira;
. 24Cunc Scat Rocking Chairs: ' - -
• 12 Ladles Writing Desks;
- llaland Towel Stand*; ' ’
Eligutres; Paper MacKne Tables; '
Cenvcrsauon Chum; Pembroke do; )
Elizabatlieu do; Hall and Ties do:
Reception do; Ladies’Work Tables; ,
Pearl Inlaid do; ' Extension Dining Tables j
do; Ottomans; '
. . Gothic and Hall Chairs: -• i
w^Nn^nS'os!. n . e J4 or S OaIHONFURNn,DR E : *n>*
WINPSOR CHAIRS. Csaiuur iuiees supplied will!
all articles in. their line ; • v. ; n
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnishedatthe-ihortl
est notice ,
All orders promptly attended to.- : •.'!■■■. - [nmiS '
ETAN’S" BUILDINGS:
JAMBS. GOSLING,
MARKET. BTBEET;
lUqJ. A. GOSLING,
No. 51,
ST. CLAIR STREET,
WHOLESALE AND IICTATL
Dealers m
Foreign and Amenean t
Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS, ‘
-r,
H
&
id
FeTIMTT, __
Hardware andFumhurt ai Wholesale. ■
rpilE subscribers havejust received from New York
JL and Boston a most splendid clock of VENEERS,
and arc manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable
fortbe trade. AU of which we will sell at extremely
low prices. -' • ' ■ • •
Ab great care was takenln the selection of the stock,
persona cannot fad lo be suited either as to quality or
price; and, os it is well known that Furniture can be
made by machinery-superior and much lower than br
hand, the auention orihe trade tB respectfully invited.
Turned Work, in all Us branches, earned on as usual,
Flunk for hand rails. for Catpemers.ahd all articles
required in tsunuHictunns Cabinet Faruture, constantly
on hand—vie: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, fla&-
Cloths, Springs, Ac., Ac. RYAN A M’KEE,
• Ryan’s Bulldiugs,' 1 •
No. 31 Fifth street.
marffljydaw
JoarneymcaCatolDet Makers Association
. WA.RBHOVSE* IID SECOND STKSBT,
. (near thocorner of Wood.) >
iin-Trr--. THIS ASSOCIATION, em-<ra
bracing, already, twice to threesal-
JjgylßfflWgßMjSy. vtm«3 aa many hands as ihelar«J®t
reat and hitherto most renowned I T ■ :
business shops of this city, have opened their Wate*
house, and Ore able to /Urmah lhe public, by wholesale
orretail,wuh Furniture of the following description—
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus: Full Col
uuuicd Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany'
Chairs;. RocklngChaii*; Muhoga»y Weslisumds;So
« 1 i ? 8 » ** ltUlo Stools; Book cases: Secretaries i
Card Tables; Pier.Tablesi iine Card Tables: Centre
Tablesllai Hacks; French Bedsteads; -Ottomans:
Poplar Wardrobes; Dining aud.BreakfestTablcs; Work
siands, Cherry-and Common-Workstands;high post,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus s
Cribs; Cradlesrfcc. ••• .• • • 1
The ad vantages of co-operation; on an extensire scale,
permit them to sellm.the lowest prices,and they arode-
Vemmeu to sell, lower than any competitors, an equally
good, if uot better arucle, and.wamnted—as the public
will understand by giving them a call. • ‘ . w.
HD* Suamhoat work, of ail descriptions, and other
articles of any-description, made to order in esery style*
atthe shortest notice. • >. •. »w-•• • (maria
O. C. HAMMSH. _ ■ • • - . C. Ei-CLUS
BAatn«r& Dttator.
\VAREROOM,SMITIIFIEk,D STREET,
Bnuim SmntHstrui and Slrawbmyalltti.Phliburz.Pii
® HAMMER A DAULERieep coKmmfrSnhfnd
. variety of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
nwqwarrantedeqoal lonnyin the eilyi aiid soldon as
; i.'favorabla lenas as can bo obtained at any similar
establishment in die West,,. They have now on hand an
umumollycxtcnslve stock.ertbracing all kinds of Fuml
ture, trom the cheapest and plainest to the most cosity
and elegant. All orders promptly attended to. mrSJ ifita
A« JXII4I4IJK.KB A CUt 7
SAVE ON HANOa [ their exicneive CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY; No. 64 SmithfieU st.
ge assortment of fancy and pi am Farsiture, which
will sell 15 per cent, below cusiomary raiea.
only. tdeo27dy
xS&bb&g. WM. E« srKVhNSuN continues la manu-
Centre CABINJST-WARE or every descrip
.■gaßtaiJMi ni; hls.old stand, corner of Liberty and-
JaMSaaMSovcmb: streets... UNDERTAKING attended
to, id hUus branches, mayll '
• Cabinet nnd ChBlr Factory» > ,~ a
. JGsKBH MEYfcH bas'en band* at hit eiten*
ChmrMtumfactoty;No Ati Peim
: nraßirceiiabota the Canal; all kinds of FURNITURE,
• *;tl Centre Tables,Mahogany Chairs.
Mahogany Bedsteads, and.all other articles la the Cabi
net ime—rwbich hewi.l sell 20 percent, below eastern
ary rates, Tenns-CASH, ONLY,
fl . „ , „ JQSEPII MEYER,
apr6 / No. 424 Penn street, Fifth WnnL
(ton fortho manufacture and. tale of the; article jmthe
WesMhey.having been manufactured heretofore exclu-:
stvely in the Ersj, where they are superseding the use
of wooden comns, take this method of informing the
pobhC) thntthey are now manufacturing eighteen differ
ent sizes of the modern Sarcophagus, varyingin length
from-SHnehes to 6|feel, with wiaih and depth suitable
for bodies -, of ordinary size, aud tor those who desire
space for cushioning] or for bodies of unusual dimen*
Btons»have several sizes deeperand-wider.This in»
■ vcntion now coming into general use, is pronounced one i
of the greatest of the age;:. These itoauv Cassb are.i
composed or various kinds of metals, bot principally of
iron. i
t They, are thoroughly enamsfaf Inside and out, and
thus made impervious to atr &nd indostruclible; They
arei highly ornamental, and of a classic form, are light'
ana portable.'while they combine the greatest strength
which metal is capable ofV in a given qaaiility.' •" -- ■
i When properly secured with cement they are perfect*
i jy airtight) and free from exhalation of offensive gases
Thoy cost no. more than good woodea coffins, r aud are
better than any other article in use, (of whatever cost,) :
for transportation, vaults,orordtnary interments* as has
been proven by actual experiments, and certified: to by
some of oarmost scientific men; also, by the lfonora*
■hies Henry Ci&y, Daniel Webster, Levria Cass, and
other distinguished Senators who have witnessed their
merits, and whose letters, together with other evidences i
of their worth* may be seen at our Agents*Burial Case
.Depot, N 0.374 Main street, three doors sboVe.Nlnib,
.where we intend , to keep on handal&Utiraos,;BUcli-a
stock of ail sues and degrees of ornament and finish &s
willsuitthc most diversified tastes. .■
We invite the aUontipn pf the and of:Under
takers, particularly;; throughout the West,to an exami*
nution of the article, and requeslttrcm not to rely upon
the lepresent&tionof undertaker* not using the article,
whose interest it would be to niisrepiesentinem.
marti;3m W. C. DAVIS A <JO.
GEORGES AIiBKRB,
:.:-,Abv 71 corner of Wood and Fourth rfj.,
:tj§3' HAS just receivedhisSprutgStoefcof:
lllsupcnor BOOTS and-SHO&V of !be«flßPS9b
Js3 beßi slock workmanship that can be goMogcihcr
wwr in any one establishment, of Ukc.omoami in the
West-. Nearly, al! rnude to special order.free from cuts,
blemishes, Ac. Country Merchants. and others-are re
spectfully, invited to call andexamine the «took,wh[ch
Is offered for sale Taw for cash. - •
N.B—G. A. has paid particular attention to have o
general asso iuieniof tfre besl stock of Boots and Shoes
lor the Retail trade, from, the good low price to ibebest
made custom work, consisting of every kindof colors
mid fashions now in use.. Individuals and families may '
rely on ulwaya finding a general assortraent.as it re
lates to sizes, widths, fashton.and quality, at No. 71:--■'
.. ALSO—Men, Boys, and-Children’s ralm Leaf three
Straw Hats. {nprS.Sm
• Dißiolntlotk of Poruieriblp, ,
rpHE Fiirtnershtp .hitherto cnnms |ietween iho sob*
•X senbera, doing business in the name of John Black
et Co., is this day ilitaOlved by ppiTseHVH. Mc*
Cullough pifrctiapin? ilie.emtre interest or John Black in
salt} busmcssi N. McCullough having- the 'light to use
the nomeof the lato firnunsettling the business, and tho
exclusive right to receive all outsiaodiog debts, and to
pay ail debts duo by the late firm;• -
JOHN BLACK,
henry McCullough. ~
. JV. B.—Tho business will be continued by the bobsbri
her as usual, at his olditand.eorner of Pcnn and Irwfti'
etretls. HENttY McCULLOUGH. ”
; Pittsburgh,March J, 1852. .. . 'jnar2:lf :
< •». ,
JanittouT &£*
'v.£-x
", - % ‘ ,,' , , , - > * 1
Brng« anb JKebUint®.
( Br ‘ D ® Curative lu-
The only Infallible Cfaro/totAaf Dreadful Duecue
• cm Spermatorrhea or Afocf t/r« v
ml jtmi*sions t
SO honusißß and dtmiructlve, and prodactive 0 f «o
much mfeehiefto the nervous system, incapacita*
in* tfaemaiv for bimnes«,.«oeleiy t ana matrimony *
'i TMSilnetrtmOnt Is simple. kiort.-
failing and may be used without the slightest mconve
hienoedrthe knowledge oT the must inflmate ftiehd--
JUs tp he’Used exiornatly, producing nopuin orinluiv
whatever, norprevcmjng any one from attending To Li*
business? tufdwbllei m Unb bot-d lingH tvttsiten can
take place, im'fgoraAng lheorgans % in_thou time, to
such tintxtentthai lAryßWAm.'tHsia BUMtivsvowxa
ov betkotioh, the toss.ofwhicb, caused by early ahusc;
is the disease in question, And lhfccause of. the thousand
concomitant comnlainls.vi** Nervousness,.Prostration;
"Dyspepsia, Pain ln -the Head end. Dimness -of Vision,
Weakness of the Hack and .Lower,Kktrcnmiesy ASeci
lions oT the TSyes,rtnpote!ice,Pimpies of the Face, Pre J
.mature Dechne-of Vinltiy, VVeakness'.of-Meinory and
Power for Mental AppUcatlon,-.Dejection,Aversion.ia
Society, Timidity,- Sell-Distrust,- Love of Solitude, AC/
All r these complaints tnvatiablydisappear as soon asthi.
•.towc* is stoppedfrom which lAsy emanated* ■.
- I'luSJnsuament has been examined :&n8 approved ,of- ;
by the highest authorities mEurope and America, Is re*
commended, by L the. most prominent Physicians: of, air
countries, as ih* oto3tf certain remedy tztstittr for there- •
complaints* and has now completely superseded tbo use.
of orugs, the bougie, cauterization,-Ac.; not to mention,
the thoasandadverttsed nostrunlsof
antidotes, Ac., Ac. It constitutes, at the same time, the:
.safest, thomMfplflttJanti and by far ihecAeopwi treatment
ever otteredto,theafflicted, a fair price: being allowed
iortUe rnstrumentf after the dewed effect baa been' at*,
tained.
i Be lt also remeroheredi that thooe complaints are but
little understood- by the profession in general} and that
all the medicine in the world never has; and never will,'
\ stop those losses, -which, if allowed to continue nn
i checked, are sure to produced the most distressing con
sequences. _ t
i Uha9been a matter of-surprise to somej that
i of respectability and' of professional attainments should'
i devote hts attention to diseases which people of every;
i description pretend to cure so easily; If, however; buf
i the one thousandth part of the miseries t}ie*e people briny
sponsocietywereknoWn,averydifl*ercntopinioit would
■be formed. And ilia no? ooly itio present misery anfl
dejection, preying oo the mind os well as the body, that
is deplored, but someore.-of such o nature as to affect
posterity, and. even to destroy the reproductive faculty,:
altogether. It is a fact that, when not properly treated,’
-they mayremain so dormantdn the constitution as to ap<v
pear m no other way tliaaJn theireflects upon posterity^
yet, if properly understood, are,most easily and speeai-i
ly removed. The above,so Ingenicmsljrcoimlved
ment,< will doubtless, in.a great measure,-.contribute io }
check the evils of quackery, so prevalent in this clasa'of
discuses, throughout the union. ' -j
-The pnee of the complete tfistrumeati’Carefuny secur-f
ed ogamst all observation m a box t iBOQly $lO. •
be stnt, by express, to any address-in any pan of the*
United states, Canada, Ac., according, to order, accom
panied by.full directions, andiimporuint advice to tho*
mmed and single ; the expenses, even to the remotest
partsof the couuuy r being very trifling. i
The unexampled success this IrtStroment has obtained ■
since its introduction la America, has iodaccd some un-*
principled persons,iu.New York, Philadelphia, Albany,».
Boston, Ac., to get op some ridiculous things, called’
“ instruments,” which* however, bear nov-tuubliqiit-'
Xst resemblance,..unifier: in form nor principle? to my 5
own invented, long tned, ana universaliy approved ln-'
siruaients, and which are as similar to tuem as night is >
to tight. £veryatiemptto sell'Biich ' v lnstruments” tor
mine wilibe prosecuted to the fullest extent of the taw,'
I being. .not . witling to connect the well and'honestly .
earned reputation oftay inventions, with quacks and'
tliCirwonliJef's productions. •. Fo Insnvmmtusenuin*
and none canbe warranted but those orderedfionttnyuf :
: All applications :and remittance* must be directed
(post paid) to the Doctor himself, , be having no Agencies
established but in London and Paris.
s Address, post paid, Dr. B. de Laney, 51 Lispenard st.,
Wow York.
•• Office hours, dally, from 9A. &L till 3P. M ; and from
7.U11 8 P. AT;,-tbaßabbatb excepted. ll ■
• : i The undorsignedccrii/y, withgreat pleasure, that
the above-mentioned Instrument Ls nol only constructed
on scientific principles, but that from its use the happiest
i results-may always, with con&Uence, be anticipated,
; there heing v for the cure of those diseases,-NO OTHER
certain remedy extant.
HENRY S KELLER, MD.
■ 7 • CH. GOBTZEj-H D.*VO Chomberstreet,
~C ECKIIAKDT, M.D., « Ilowanisireet, :
, Naw York.
Dr. nxtiAKXV is prepared.fo execute nil oraera for sur
gical apparatus,, viz: Aruhcial“Arms and Legs, which
movo like naturul members;: Apparatus for Luxation;
for. Contracied Legs (..for. curvature of the: Spine and
Waist;.for False Jointsof thc Atms.find Knees; for
Paralytic Lcgd; for Cluli Poot; for Lacrymat Fiktuiest"
for.Fallmg of tiro Bedsnud
Crutches r Trnsscf<;&c.; Ortho
pedic Corsets, Ao, Ac. All Work warranted. Letters
must be postpaid, containinguproportiooQiereniitiance
or . - tfrblWily
- w
** §
S^fECTOI^
.in offering to the community ihisjustly celebrated re
medyfordiseares of thetbroatand tangs,. it is not our
wish to triflewuh the Uvea or health of jhe-efßicted, but
frankly to tay.before them the opinions of distinguished i
den and some of the evidences which -j
they can judge for themselves. Wo sincerely pledge ]
ourselves to make no wild assertions or false statements *
of tts efficacy, nor wilt we hold out any hope to suffering i
humanity which facts will not 'warrant.
- Many prep are here given, and waooUelt an inquiry
from the pubtie Into all we publish, feeling assured Uiey
will 6iui them perfectly relutble, and thcmedicinewor
tbylheirbest confidence and patronage,:
From thodutinzuitluii Professor of Chemistry and
na Med{ea t jßowdom College, .
■ Dear Sir; l delayed..auswenng the receipt of your
preparation, until I had. anovponanuy of witnessing its
ctlecisin my own family,or iu thefamrtiesofmy frieuds.
.; .This I .have now done with a high degree of gaUaffuo*
tionv in cases both of adults and children. - i
I have found it, as Its ingredients show, a powerful re - ;
medy fur colds and coughs andpulmonary diseases. • I
„ PARKER CLEAVEL.AND. M. D»
Bnuxswtcx, Me., Feb. 5,1847.
Fmnxm OttrsaTfn ikt JiamiUon MUIr f irtitfs Cit?,
« . Lowstu Aug. 10, 1840,
Dr. J. C. Ayer: I have been eared oriiie worst couth
I ever had in my Lfe, by Tour.“Cpra*T tfjsrroiut," *pd
never rati,-when I have opportunity of recotmaeudinait
to others. . YoQr?*respeetfalfy r
S, D. EMERSON.
•|0? Read the following, and see If this medleiad ia
worth a trial,- The patient had become very feeble,atu»
the effect of the medicine was unmistakably distinct r
UHieo Statss Uo7Et} SaßATOoaSpffiHos.l ■
. July 5,1649 t
Dr, J.C. Ayer,•*•»»? : i have been afflicted with apain
fol affecuon of the langvoad alt the symptoms of seuied
consumption, for more than fry ear; I could find no me
dicine that would reach my case, until f commenced the
« use of your u CnaEBT PxcToEiW’ wbich gave me gradual •
•relief -and Thave been steadily gaming my strength till
my health Uweil nigh restored.
- While using your medicine, I had the: gratification of i
caring with it my reverend friend, Mr/Truman, of Sump* i
ter ftistnet, who had been suspended from his parochial,
•dutlcshyatereroattaclcot hrooefaitls.:' < i
I have pleasorein certifying hese Ihcts to v^ou
:And am,Bir,7ours respectfully* " I
?*■¥• CaLHOUH, of south Carolina
!J7*The following was, one of the .worst of case*
which the physicians and friend* thovghtto be incdrahla :
consumption
, „ , CnaiTSß, Pa., Aug. 22, 1840.
,j- o, Ayer,—Sir :I Wostaken with atemble cough,
brought on by a cold,ln the beginning of lust February,
and was eontinod to my bed m»re than two months.—
Ceugbrng incessantly night and day, 1 became ghasUy
and rale, my eyes-were sunken and glassy, and my>
ihresiihvery short.:; Indeed, I was rapidly failing, aiid in
such distress for breaihsihnt but little hone ofruy recov
ery ctmldbe enleriuined. Whilom tblssflnatioti, a friend
of mine, (the Bev*. John Keller, of the Methr disvctittrohi)
brought me a bottle of:your Casual PgrToati, which!"
tried more to gratify him, than from any expectation of
obtaining relief. Its good eiTect induced me'to continue
its use, and I soon found my health utucb improved :
Wow tu three moiitht. I am well and strong, and can at
tribute my care only to your gtenfmediclne,;
With the deepest grautqde. yotirs, Ac.
JAMBS COUPRby.
Prepared and sold by James C. Ayer, Practical Chem
ist, Lowell, Hassr . ■
IpnSoldin Pittsburgh wholesale an J rctail.by B A-
Fahnestock, and by J. M.: Townsend; in Allegheny City
by-U» P. Schwartz, and J. Douglass, and by drugeisu
generally. < decs#
MOUSE’S
Compound Byrap of Yellow Doek Root.
OCCUPIKSUiefronI rank among the proprietory
of this cttumryj for completely ciifinir
.CanlcervSalt RhenmtKrysipeUs; anil nil other diseases
j arisincfrom an Impure state of tlie blood. Alio, LiWr
I Complaint, Catarrh, Byspcpsia, llendnche*,: Dlzirneis.
I Coagli*,Soreness and'ftglitness about the Cheil j llcon’ ’
cbm*, oMloeracncss,l)ryness,nnd a licliltiigsensoiion:
abonttneThroaU: and ta used wiUlTjiiprecedemcd suc
cess mall casesof
FEMALK WEAKNKB3 ANOCENERALDEIIILIf Y.
: Sireogthenrag the weakened body, giving tone 10 ike
eysieiUr
* ,ff Ike lestftnouyofiHousand* o/Uving wimesseAyfrom
fiU^aruoriiiecoQlilry,can-be rclJcdupoft.Ulssfnim*
iacuring dU //uwn.and ifeatorlnff de
*|liia«d and broken down coußMunona.. li is purely
». *&.«* composition, and - so nccuraiely com*
blned in Its proportions that the chemical, bouuitea} and
Tncuteal-propeiues of each Ingredient hanuoaiotulv
unite to PURIbY THIS ULOOIh y
1 *} ehtpnle diseases which but
fled the sk* 1 of the best physicians, and has also cured
Canker, Salt JUiecm, Erysipelas and Scrofula, which :
Sarsaparilla. Syrups eflurcty.failedtojnoke ilieleasiira
pression upon.
limw?n« een >ri' s,cd *? , ? iU l 3r caB ' 3 ° r CANCEROUS
HUMORS. Ttie mosl obstinate Cancers have been
enredby thismedicine.. We say Ibal itU a vaionbV
medicine in alt BILIOUS COMPiAINTS. It removes
.11 obairuclion in lbs■circtilanoii.rentleiiug IhrfLivei
gee, acuve and healthy. It removea Palpitation of
Heatt, and relieves in,all cases of Asthma, and muv be :
°m?i n a * 1 ' Cl '? lati;!, ' tulll ?> 411 seasons of lie year? be
lelt-y te»mbM,
Cotlolt,
in*?'*J mei VM,rorttt ,| i l Iy .UK, andahould: be
PoSsc«ston of every dmilfm the land.
are in eonstimv danger ofjiyary to their
naB(* a ce‘dcnl,and the improper orearelea
*•“* orticie no 1 Sh
freqn.„U y "mlde^of^d^°^ c “Slte d '
E l ?KueJue2!SSlni/ eßfield * , CfI, RP. Sliddietiw^
♦ fAdmsas^.
■rtSSmSF 0,1 lhe pracUata * * h »*««»«*»c9S«
For .ale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO
■tyl -■ ' e °rawi»f
T n V * \
- *
"t 'J _*•
h * f
, * ? ~ >-*?- ' f *l £' f
* 1 *■ ">
[trusses!
’ Arrwtro'iviTfi ifnnu c*
RcpnraK—Thetnvenuon of Pa. ucbmto’* Trorshas
rendered the cure of ihle.dreadful diseaae„a: natter of
Mrfeelqerlaimy J and the tnaitwho. will now allow a: ■
Hernia toproceedounnl a condition oflblngsfsprodac. .
ed ibat nothing can alleviate but thekoifo of a skilful :
}urgeon,ii wholly Inexcusable. A nipiore in i(« otdi
"SP' .noyi with; propriety, bo left to the person:
aim tied and the trass-maker } bnuo go as msnyperaoin
oo,withouteven a bandage el any bind to retain*!, of*
itenjenaera the cute perfectly cnraanageable.audlenda„
; S^n l iT^ r,n, ‘ i ' s< ™ n S* , l ow dflhrtifoiwhicboften baa :
“ D I I" uliurglcal operation. In the Truss to
whlch.welny'tejho attention, of .the-afllieted, there Is
BU l >er or^t r over. the. trusses and bandages tn ; .
; min!??- ai 9 ® ,l la petfitetly comfortable,- and can be :
! of Honda with an exactness,and
<tial does not belong to ony
'will-We ate acquainted; and
WeaWr* !p52? *t ni "- ri i :sTl "* «U«e 0I "l comfort 10 the :
fesalonhaveliv-^'“JWbf'he bigheatstandlng'in the pro-:
' the Ordlnari B ,™“WS'j'®ony. to Its great superiority over
ba«d w,n en , ,i^n , :\‘ P P K - The Trass of Dr. Hub
adiiuft*!hnfi 1 oH ,c c of ordinary Hnpiare.
•*■**•' tppUeauon'ln.tJma..-
“•* si “ nU
eendinglbemcasare round thebody T 0 thfm scut ’ by
JdOWoodstreefeol^feKa
nsarlt dfcw
ul Cherry.
Tie, ttttttmtdy anktuitrrtk toman/ttr Ctnißhlk Cotii.
Asl6mi, Croup,BmnthiM, TnJlutnz<r,Bheding C J the
i«n«r, BtfMlty of Bnathmt, JJfetHmof ihf Lien,
Fairn or.Wtainus cf Uteßreauer rjide, Bint Stum af
ConsampUon, Sfc Inxhatt, tklsßaham ii orea/iorii
; , adapted toctergdyautof the Lungt, andLietr.vhick
. it produetdiiiour net fcn/mg climate . • .
. I\XT{IiO.CUEBR V has’lorg been known topossw ini.
T? poriohi medicinal properties. ThtefacltefamMar
ioevery malTonlnourlanii|-and phyaiciins oftfcnnrc.
scribe it in different forma for a variety of edmplsjiii* -- ';
Tor also lias been equally notedroMU virtues; ana soihe
pbysietana wltosen&mes are Similar to tliewhoie ooati:
try, h*B goneso far as to declare that even CONdUAIP
riON eonld bn Oured- by that alone; * Tii .oilier baudk
Kwas nearly.valueXess, owing, no; doubt, to their
Ignorancetn preparing and admmUteri/igft—adilfictiliv
;now entirely obviated, by patient,experiment iuiirffon&
experience, B
I ,Tbe extraordinary, medicinal powers of there two rub-’.
i stanceiiaTre now fur thivfirsitiroe ccmbined and enibod^
ied in Pr. WIST Aft’# BALSAM OIfWULD CHKKRY,
£»i tt ? i u£ iem k.? 1 P tf ces3. overjthiti* tfefeieriousor
efficacious remedy for all kinds of
pulmonary and liver d.«a«* ever known to mni Vo
copyinceal l unbelievers thnt.ouf theory Is renllv iriii? ;
; .Dp„J D S R ,'S k V!r£;,?-a ,^ lf
you Oflhe benefit! liave;d-_TivL*d fromThfe use- of d?
Wntnrt Balsam of Wild (Sherry. I wasih,“u«i?a hv
lliai terrt-ile scourge roasumpnon, iu Maytasi. The ill
ackwaa io me. /or fivuVf our fnmf'y
{my brnthora ond sisierri had died of Consumption \
waa aramiert witli iieorlyall.tlioVwom feaiorea of'iliJ,
great deal of Wood, heeucTever, severepains in the aid*
and WB * ' Ti,lr Bu ’" ra °<
then about helpless. pod my friends
hopelesa, or at IrosUieyoud oar pbysiotarfsskill Lfnat
ed the use ofWistaris Balsam of Wild Ciierry, ’ Wnf. '
oat my knowledge mr faibcf ptienrcd It and commenced
adrotnistcnng Hto rac, and Irom theliret dny I commen.
cCdtaklngit tnyhealth improved, a„d in two weeka I
wna abl. to he pot and oversee my business, and labor.
“ b ‘ cll lanll.commue to do I have taken four Ironies
of the medicine, and now consider myself peTfecttvwelt
JEREMIAH iscbig., '
ANOTHEU ASTONISHING CUBEII
«,_ ,r, di _litreitvriXE, Fairfield c0.,0.; 1831.
Mr. J, D Park—Hear dir: ( Wish to state to von that ■
nty daughter Aroandai aged Ifiyeer*-,- hadTibonta
mneo a very severe attai kof measles, which nduted
her very ranch, and left her with a racking eotwh r
employedall of the physician, wlllim nnr reach a? the
parpote of removing her cough, hot tvnhoht niece is-.
She nppcareff to bo sinking inuifn.dcoliiie, Willi dverv
aympiomof consumpnon. I then tried' Bri RoeeriLfw
erworiapdTar. But tin aggravated her cough aJd
gave her symptom* of a still more maligna* character
I wna now mo.tser ou-ly alaimed, ond ffwas SllhtreS
bling,fenr i ml I from day to day aaw the prMjres oMbSi
in...lable d,sense, Cotutimpuon. I rcalVa£|*i?-cdor
my daughters recovery. But 1 providentially saw ,be
certificate of JonatliaiiCoulPonj. daughfer Sarah
WHd OhVrJv r<: i^' la i‘ , ”. |) '' 0 r n . I,y w »“ri* Balsam of
Wild Cherry This creatcU -u fuiut hone that if njiiriit
u S U 'f r * . nn<l , l Bomediatcly commeucod Bar v
[I, and ft tdmostinstantly gave relief Her heahh waf
mproved from Hie first bottle, and by Hie Usa of two
hottleaQf.Wistar...Balsam ofiWild Gncray she waa n*S'
r.»?Aro |, . e ' ,tiCi L' ea “*> fl n ‘‘ 6l ‘ e Ik notnowaiaUwerft!:
a c ° u l Wl J,* liny lo nii ihni oreaiflicled Willi
.J9A*?' lendjitg to Consvßiptivn, do not despair,: for
1 ° fWl,d
ff?p f ? 8
ro n A Nt > TUtR -ASTONISHING CURE, 1
Will nuraclea never cease ? More evidence 'er i.'.'
euroassmi: health-resloniiive virtue.’ V ° C S of il *
U rora Br. Baker, Jpnngßeld, Washinglon cO „Ky 1
of
cm me by lie use of Dr. Wis.a.’, Bstam of W.M Ci“ r :
In the year f 8101 was tnfren with ilie .
Rie bowe|a, which I labored under Tot w«£, £Se» f -
I gradually recovered. In ,[ IB fall oflbdl UraaLu^l
Snd’i' iS.S'n'if* c °y , w bich sealedflsclfnponttiiMnnci
Qild, furl !ic space of lliree years I uan n ."
bed, 1 Wed alt fondr of me/.cine,tSS ever,™mm "7r
nnd Bias l wearied aloSySndFlhe'
W.ld cSe^ 4 . 3 ’ **“ 1 hwi 0f Dt - Wwar’s &“of
i Wy./ncnw pemuadfd in© -to ll a ihhm*)* » •
UaU given npollbope* ofrecbverv*hn^il?.vJ“ 0
myseir fonbe change of «nbSe>'wurld^TK?nn»t I> S. rwi
solicitation. Iwa (l.dueed “iJES lit oHhe £™HnT
Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry. The effi.ei»?!^?? a
«n l - After Cv *reiUMCf afihctionaiid'sofforing
andoflerhavuiir spent f<ratot five hundred dollarim™
- 1 0 ,F* 1 fflOSl^reftpectahlephyaitriaiis
r*£Tj£ a ?Jl£ w ' sl «’s Balsam of W,ld Choiry hii t.
p* Price 81 per botile-«li bottles for 85.
corner of Poufthond^v'ahlSfS?"' 1 * °^ io> '
tireensbargfc; ; S Kouutz, SomeTipi*
Bedford; filed &Son t llamli)feaariflirfc OrAiSnSSwm! r
bnrgh ;HildcVian«lico s . Indiana j’j It Wriahr
nlng; Etfan« CtJs 'BftJrthiJiUs > ■ • >
felly * Co, Butler I S Smh,VeinV- l hRn^S. t i, Ju
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