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’ J£2r£ZZZ"£ZZ?2Sk' T - ~ C4^
W& gp@ jesp 3S L^ E '
#•• «SE9B ESSS t* l *lreet,where th©*ubttmbfif wlUissae Policies on BotM«
ffwSSMfr* f :-^I/ r B U) lngaandtbeircomenia^ndouShipmenisbySteainbaatii
ti** *5., 1 'W>|*Jillaaelphittiminetlmie!yi..Time,,-fiva-Aayß..... .-and: otber vesaelß, for;the anaTcapon"-*
1 2: * Ra’a fX bacon Jori roiti brof, Ac. --50 c V lOO ©3. Company. Caps] WM, P, JONES ¥
‘ .Colton, cheese* eoribonwfire v lca.lhcr T loaf _ u; btaie Mutuat Klre Iniaranc*
-* - &$%!& nE S,GNKI>„«f^ 0 -
• ap rSa'gjfcmßa^S
' ' NO. 80 FOURTHIBTREET, WTreilU^
# PHfi public are informed thnt we ar*
' t regularly: to the Kast and Weet- -
- forward all Goods eniraMcd to -
fflffiMV.»*«ViV>*Js'A*A* . J. 'rAPSOdI'T « SW» >«fir A' SPKCf Alf MESSEN'”
,?IK-"«s2s:?!£s:” “iSgST"'"
wW«NS J S^ 3 ‘i?S!iVWV« I^f AOKNT, nad Dealer In poteim ;».*•: b _ g'- 1
--Ji change, is al.o Ajem for Un? following Packet. .......
i i of Steamship., teiwecn New. Yora »•
» „ yjSwaaowT»U I Line.«ilingfromNcw V
gfeSiSa.«S‘d^slt-, * ■ - cipool on Ihe Oih and il si ot each o'
•:«««.Line: leave New York on
: ,«m Ih# Ulli f f each moipli
Jled Bukr Uno Jeo»*'
; . '
W!mh&ssK J
Inlil
nm^pl
ipisgp
iKsgsiifl
wii§l
%sll
m
<ts : V
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/rAvsou'i'T * <30,,s
*££» AftRANGfc'MKNTt? FOR IE&2 EsMEp.
... T?™* Jamei DlitueiKt, ■„ '• ..
• ; -- ; ''I?UHOPRAN-aOKNT, and ■■Dealer..ln froreign Y.t’.
■ ■»■ • change, is"BUo Agent for ihu- following Packet.
t. Line of Steamship*. between New. -Yore and
York and I.tv
* 'ciwolonlheCihandiMstoreachmoniTi. /
- - New Line U*ave New Votfc on the VOtlu and Liverpool
on ih» UUi «f etch tnon b
- ' 7 ■ iedJitaT Line leaves New otk on the llth,ana Lw*
erpoolon ibe23ih.of etch month , .
■■:■•.. y. y.ine anils twice n month from Livt-mool and New
Ljncot Packets sail from New York the
* ' Xst t Eih, iCiu ond'JUh.nnd from London on the C'.h,l3ih,
'* Sletaod of eachmonih , . . ,
• ■ > • Tbe Clyde X»ine of Glasgow. Packets sail front New
'York and Glasraw on the Ist and ISllv of each mon'h.
• A Weekly. Lino of Packets from Liverpool to New.
Orleans.
: . v r Dmly Llae for emigrants, from New York. by steam
boat and railroad, or by coual and rai’road to Plus
* bnrgh. - . . ,
Passcugoiß WiU tecetvft everyonenupm and advice
. filvcn cheeTfalljrat theoificeof W. TaoscoU de tJo.y
. tidettOuay, Dub m. and st. George’s Building*, Liver
|«dls: W;& J.T,'Tup«ccu& Co.,tOSoalbstreet,New
• .•• \ "Yotkfor at the office of ibn,advertiser.
. Person*;residing m*hc United States orCanada,who
•■:■ * Bend for their in any parlor EnglßUd,
. . . . . T.Srelahd.ScotianOor Walet,ean make the necessary at
* jrttHf en»cnl» by application to the subscnherraird have
: . tbreon brOQaht oat'cy aay of the above favorite lines of
. Packets,(wbich rnnge from I.OUOto.WQO ions burthen.)
*>tl>y-f»rst das* Mefclmnvblnpss on favorable terms, by*
• w*y'o? Liverpool, Loudon.or Glasgow. Their tro
queney of sailm? precludes tbcpossibility of dela^
v Passage enn also be secured.from Liverpool to NewOc*
- ,- , . e BaUimore, Philadelphia; Poston. Charleston mid
• : vßarannthdirect. Remitianci'diu small aod.large sums
■: ■■■ .ai usual, to Greta Bcilmti.aisd lrcland..
. Meisri*. J.T Tapscoit k Co have entered into
. .'.'."'.^fTanqemrnis-with.'Messrs..Yokel,Kock 9s Oo..ltarik«
• ’-.era. and with Messrs lulwanl
v-v.-... Btpunt' te Co, Bankpr*. .Pins, to draw sight drnfn
he.made payable In alLibc principal, places
, ; th/oughout France and Gctinnny. Passage t<cket* nnd
•.:•• drafts always fqr sale bytUe underenrned, corn* r .of
jt Siilh nnd Liberty sireeur (up stair*.). Pittsburgh, next
- f. J.&B.Hoyd’s WbolesHtoGmery. •
JAMtb BLAK.LLY
p B S of the vessels urac of sailing, nn;t
; ; burden-nan be nnd.nt tlic above office.-gears. v|ftp:2
Iv-* c f r
.'-.l':;* >•
Ipws
7771 ighttgrgtigit Citug.';:,
"Igeney rorOifTerenrtioes of PankeV SMm.
, ‘ PASSfiNGJEa OFFICE,
]?«>• 4-10 iiilr*nv t «tr et* Pltteltargbv
jref fr' W* byrnes South ttmti rnntr,<sf\
- Tie* York iZO #wrpwl; end 65
t, YtmOrlsan*. / .
■ ; :,JIaS. a- btneof-Packfels. *-'• .'*■
SailingCveryiWeday*from • '
Liverpool to New' York; a
Lina of Packets from LiT*. jHwyjJv .
erpool to nn XNfsJxl\yy •
the % Ifi h t e e r> t bnf each««rfE?Tn*TrTr
month; e-Liueof Pockeisto Baltimore on the SOtb ot
each month- Alio—a Line cl Packets on the Bth and
. ?s£4th. *>f eaefc month : front'London and Portsmouth to
Wow york
• ALSO--'Dra,{lsai sight alwsysan hand; for any amooiU»
M the lowest Tates of%ii3coanti anii all infonnwon
gl»ea cenoerntng passengers, lhat cnn bo Kiven,willi
' *r iMra«. m A
(Slotting.
, CHESTER’S
-.. i" " . ’ Men atul Cte king Emporium .
*TS RFMOVKP to GOTHIC HALL, No T* Wood tt.
-" X Stock latce andacasonebiCi work warranted - ; puces
« modern l ©; :TTe study *» pVflfs. . ... . . , : fapi22
Important and Trne.
TP BOOBYUR<3r. T Bcc Htve Clothing Store,No. 225
■ «J :»: Liberty street, can sell a pood suit of Summer Clo*
• iking foys2 - 50i and belter GaodsiOf-every description.
- very low for cash Custom work made to. outer m
fashionable style, and on reasonable.terms. *Laprl?
lit W ATTS SCf CO.,
TTAVfiohljandßKADY MADE CLOTHING, mantt
.,..XjL*fuctuicd.o( the best material,.™ fashionable Style,
■ - and for sale at low prices Persons Wishing tbeir Ulo*
■/ tiling made to order, can have their work done in a eU
- perior mariner, and the best stock of Goods in tlicTaiv
*• faring Une to select from that can be found iu this city.
, ... n»»l • •■. • ■ ■■ •, ■
OTHIt? HALL-OMEN’S -CI,OTfUNC3.
\JT Stock large, fashionable, seasonable, and equal to
*• CDsioroermade
• : BOVS* CLOTHING—The larg«t Block of Boy*Cl<v
'ibtagin the City. Boys from jeara and upward fit-
Yedoaviramediaiely.
AU manufactured under the proprietor’* supervision
CHESTER. 74 Wood Mreet,
WR STUOV TO .PLEASE*
What Kvcry Bwdy B*y»i flluat Be Tra« t
IT-ie said that RO*HJYEB» at tbe Be* Hiva Cwnja.to
•Brrjtß: No *2i25 Liberty street. sells the cheapest C)o<
;*rteljtg i« ibe made and fasbionekly cuu Cal!
'and examine them* mid y oa wIU roi.be disappointed,.
; JoitTeceiTedi by Express, a splendid assortment of
- PaUcv Ca&hncro*, t?rown, , Crccn and Blue Glottis, onp
other fashionable Goods, suitable for the seasonable j
. / are are prepared to make to order, (without disappoint*.
taa style unsnrpassed m ihe City. i
. Come and see. •■: ■,••■■■ • •• ~ ’ mgr3l •
ChO JIIING fiTOtlfe*
Comer of Wood and Water eta.- -i >
JTotm Callahan a Ce»» Proprietors,
rtlHßpublicls respectfully requested to call and ex*
-X amine our stock of Ready Made.C.oihinz,got up
'expressly forUus/matkei, and in BQpenoT-sTjrierwhKh
we are determined ter-sell -low for cash. . Our motto
"bring; * l Quui Sa. ? *j ancf Smalt Prefix.'”
> ' Oar. Wsreroi.tn, up stairs, is follv supplied with a
' large stockof Cloths, Cassimetes, Yesungs, Summer
Cloths, olevery description, and. m fact, every article
in oar line suitable forthe season. These Goods :we
t . arc making to order In superior style, and at-very low
prices. Give esa-calKand examine for yourselves.
myia JOHN CALLAHAN ft CO.
1 "■ J&NEB O. WATT,
MEECHAKT TAILOE,
->■ No.-SQBlatktti benotenSstond and Third streets; •
BEGS respectfgjly to inform hia friends and ihe public.
that he ha* returned.from New York and Philadel-
having there selected from Hie latest importations,
-an entire new stock of Black and Colored .CIAJTHS,
CABSIMERES nod -VF9TINGSi which for newoecaof
-designs and richness of fabrics, ureTnot surpassed by
: any house west of New York.—AU ofVhichne is pre*
s pared to make to order in a superior style, at. inc lowest
• price possible, and e< rdially invite.purchasers to. call
"•••' :and examine tho stock before purchasmg elsewhere. ;
1 TO TAlLQHS.—\ have no authorized Agent m this
‘city, fortliesoleof my woikonGABMENTOUTTING.
Jlcarroniy be hud-at the store ofthe. subscriber,3o
Market street, at the following prices, viz: with tastroc-.
• -«'iifms;9lo j without. 97..
mart? - JAMES C. WATT.
SKW CXiPTI
_ ,EDMUND WATTS ACO,
MERCHANT TAILOKS,
g. «ATo, 485 Liberty street, above St. Clair, -
v TTHYE opened a new Clothing Store, at the above
•■ •II place, and are now -receiving a splendid lot'of
=. - Cloths, Cabtimeies. Vestings, Ac.,ofthe latest impona
•-tions.pnTChased witha i especial view to cay. trade,and.
whicb they UTe prepared to make opto order in the la
festandmost fashionable styles. They intend to nay
strict ftUentioAloth&br&ncbof their business,and they
4iawfoil confidence that they will be able togivotheir
easterners entire satisfaction- They aremlso mannfaem
raring'a choice lot of READY MADE CLOIHING. of
; rftte newest'Styles, whieh they will sell low for cash—
Aft all this stock Is entirely new, rVis.worthy the attend
oifoMniycM. :: ..(«prlP:y
‘SPIiIfIQAESD CLOTBIAU %
THREE BIG DOORS 1
.1. , Isb.ls\ylAbeTly Street, Pittsburgh*
... TOHN McOLOSKEY has now.the pleasure of an
... v .. • soancing to his numerous friends and the public in
. general,lhat hiftSpring and Sommer stock is now ready
-.lar inkpectioD, which Jte believes will be found to be
x enft or the largest aniT best selected stocks of Ready*
Made Clothing to be found in the Western. Country. ■.»
;He has this season paid more than usual attention to
the aamtiheturing and stvleof his Garments, so that the
very lowest priced, as well as the :&nesi,amgot up in a
• atyfeftnd elegance notto besnrpassed.
He wooid particularly call the attention of all dealers
to Clothing to ibis present splendid-assortment of
Rcoay«OUdi Girmenta)
Ashefeels confident, upon examination of the qualities
an 4 prices of his goods, be can offer them such induce'
Rents a* shall mikt it their interest to purchase at his
. establishment. .
■x .Many yean’ experience, and great success in the bu
siness, together-wuh aiLunprecedented wholesale and u
lofl patronage, has enabled him to get up-Garments to
salt the business habits andtastes of every location in
. the Union, which is of the utmost importance to whole.
■ala purchasers. .
In the Cutting department wiltbe found.a choice so*
lection of the most fashionable goods, consisting of— .
Frtnch, English and American Broadcloths^
i Also, an excellent assortment o!
ITRSTrN&Sf, of the laSest and-moal fashionable styles—
-ftlt.of which-he is prepared to make to order in the bear
’ manner and at the tnostreasoDablonrlcca.
_ COME, TIIKN, ONE AND ALt!
The Assortment, the Quality, and the Variety, is the
most extensive, undoubtedly, to be fo'ind In the United
-States: mar 26 *
"/JAMES Ri UEfi»‘ifc~Co.7 r ~; ~
■:■ Manufacturers of Theodo
lites, Surveyors’ Compas
ses* leveling and Grading
Instruments, &c., &c.
NO. 36
Smithfield street,-
.Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. -
An assortment of the .a
hove named Instruments al
ways onhand.
Also Watches,
Jewelry, &c., &o.
April 0, 1852—2ni
ipRBdH GOODS—
-80 half cfcftsia prime Green and lllack Tea?; >
75 cauyboiM . ' do. -do .. do;
: 100 bags ptjrae Green and Faticyßio Coffee; :
■ 20 bags Unmand Old Government Java;
: CO bx*.So , g,lo’s 1 8’a, ffsj and lb. Lump Tobacco;
Mackerel;/.
85 do Loaf ajidCriifhedSßgirsj
J do Sttp.Cftrb^Soda)
8 do Crr am Tartar;
10 do Chipped Logwood;
10boxes Extract do,*
o° Btar andSpcnaCondles;
'• dp -Mould and Lipped, do, -
JO do Extra Pore Starch l
5* w Almond, Palm and Rosin Soap-; - ?
«J *dO: .Rosemary,Windsor.andCasule,
*0 .do i Cocoa and Chocolate;
• "••• *9 do Baleratufr . • -.•••/
~••*•.10.-',dp. "'Rock-Candy;' •
’ - IQ:rdo. Babbitt 1 * Soap and Wast PowdpM*
10. ,do Salt & Co ChmUcal Soap ' *
;;?:v?.v 00-do • MVB. Luxm Raisins : i
. - .5 -do HecketVFarnia;
. • • . ; 5 • do* Corn Stareh; . - i
- SO -do • ■ :i
: 10 dov Hatch’sCotmterScales:' |
3bale* Cloves and Cassia; !
• lease Nmmegs; . ■. -.i
cb%g»Penper and Pimento:
- .7 90 kegs ana cans port Ground Spices; i
. I barrel pure Ground Ginger ; . ' 1
5 cases pare Afrit-an do;
50 dronm Smyrna Fig«;
Madder;
®5 Prunes:
J»P“n Blading;
_looiJo*enMaaon’.Chaflengo do;
. 30 do 1 dirto 1 gal
-150 do- Corn Brooms;
' 2? Boards;
< so do Bed Cords ; , ' -
. In>n*adNttXls.ClaM, CaUao Tarn flnd [Haiti ntr. Whim
Leid.kc, WJioleiale and Bemil.by *’ vwte
1-4 ' J. O. WILIfAWB i CO.,
. No.ra Wood street, I
four doors above HlUi ]
mci3l
J*eiMfc«y(vant» HatiroaA
TE/ E are jiow prepared .10 /°t" * f^.PT'P, J'ice • V 5
? \V> Philadelphia iminedmiely. .Tiraejfiva _..
Rates for “ ."/>po fy, 100&3.
Colton, chce e, earthenware, leather, loaf u
tobacco. w class * '-:.■■••■■•'•■ * .. - lOO Bis.
BecswlUVdrleU froit ■nd-Wrot .;• ?... BUe & J.OO
FarstPeiine* deer and buffata skins,
brooms, mdza....*■ <'■■. ~•<.:. Iooe.s►lfO 2w.,
a pH • - - roVQDK Agu.
NO. 80 WTTeUURGH.
•'PHS public are informed Uint-we are uaw. running
• L regularly, to the East and West, and arerpreparod to
forward all Goods entrusted to our care, v
: A SPKCIAU MESSENGER'scnt-dally for Philadel
phia, at-4 o’cloc*> P. M.Alao, daily la Cincinnati, at 7
O’clock, A M
Ordcis iransDuUed free of charge, and Goods returned
by first Express. .
Bills ; of Exchange for sale on England, Ireland end
Sooiiam’j for any amount, payable on principal Banking
Houses or Post.Offices'inthe United Kingdom.-
<JeeM BAKER fc-FORSYTH, Agents?
185-2. jmggga£| 1852,
fbrthe Transportation of Merchandise and Produce,
■ (VIA PKNKSYLVAHIA CARA&S AND HAII.BOADS). K&TWKBK
PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
UtTrCt, \cit\out Hc-ihippirtg.
ID* TIME, TEN DAYS
„ . PATTON t REYNOLDS,
i . Depot; S5l Market st; (near Strtli.t 'Philadelphia.
_ . 1 C A M’ANULTY A CO,
■ i . Canal Pa«in, 4fa and 410 Penn street, Pittsburgh. ■ .
TTAYING mcreaacd our facilities and otherwise im
n praved;Ourarrangemrnu for Ttansponaunivwc
are now prepared to receive a large amount of Produce
and MerchaDdise,tD£blp(omba opening a/ihcCanalSj)
. with promplne** and dispatch.. -
- Tho Section Boat system of transportation over oar
Stateimprovements has been in use about ten years
andthe jrreaisufecessand favor It lias met with* Isa suf
ficient guarantee thatlt.U no longer oonMdered a
doubtful or uncertain experiment; but Is acknowledged
by.alius vastly superior to any mode of transpnrtation
usedenCaaftfa, (when intersected by Railroad*) .
: Good*-loaded into our Boats at-Pittsburgh, remain
undisturbed until unloaded at our Warebnuse mMarKci
street, Philadelphia, thereby entirely avoiding thedelav
consequent on. three diffetent transhipment*, and accu
•nig the delivery of Goods in entire lots, the packages
clean, and m as good order as when shipped.
. i I'rodace, dm , consieneil to our Hoobcui Pittsburgh,
will be received and forwarded always aubo lowcsl
cotrcnt canal rates, tincily according to instructions,
without any extfaebarge for comßUssion,fiiorage,or ad
vanring charges, fee;: ?.
JebVl C A brANUMV A CO
-WEST NEWTON PLANK HOAD ROUTE,
BALTIMORE,TUILA DELPHI A and WA.r>lL
i* INGFONCirY Fake Rraccrti
. To ItaUirnot'cy • Ssj,t;o iessthan Pa. Railrond
To Philadelphia,- 81,Wi do do . d;»
:.■■•■ To .Washington Cuy. SiflO do • do- : do
: rtna is tbe ooly Office whicn injures a TllßOlii.U
TICKET ir>'W(islurrg(on r nnd,by lakitig
ifecngenrwili save luuc and money.' >
; The Mail .Boat (carrying the United Stales Math}
leaves tbs Mmtong&he’a Wharf, above the Wire Bridge,
EVERY 5 o'clock*via, the Youghio
gbeny River.. - Patsemrcrft will lodije on the Boat* and
tafcaftplcndid Unitrd States Mad Coaches at WcnNew
ton,<ncxt morning over the Plunk Roach cratsingihe
mountainsindnylig«t:Takctfie,magnificent sleeping
. Car*.of tho:Baltimore and Ohto Hatlrondj nt iQ oV'locs.
iP. M. Breakfast at But imore tuid Washington Cslv,
idmo In Philadelphia, and arrive in New York thfe tame
.evening.' • • \- ■
> : Pare to Baltimore. - • - «.•■•-•• S O.bf),
: v - do Pmlndciphiai • - - ; - . to,w>.
Washington City, • * U».CO.
, > MONONGAHELA ROUTE,
i.. The Sxenmor-Jeuvcßihe YVhurf, -above the Bridge,
: Daily, at 9 o'clock, A. M; Travelers leaving Pifftourph
by ilie Momiug Boat, will cross the mountain* the same
•nlgbi, &nd arrive.in Cumberland the iieatmonuti)? :or
the « o’clock train , of Cm & for Baltimore. Wdl imp in
Baltimore and Wasmngion City, ami nrnvc.in Philadel
phia at 2 o'clock, thesame night
FarcioUammerc, - - - - 6 9.00.
i ■-.:■■ do . Philadelphia, - 10,CO. .
do Waßhniffton City, - . - - . 10, Go,
; For Tickets by either of the above Lines, plciuo call
At the West Newton Plank Bond Office, in-the Motion
gabebi House, Water street. J. J. EVANS, Agent.
:aprs ■ ■ ■■■ • . . ■■ • ■ ..-■■■ ■-. ■■ ■.•
uSS* 1852.
CLEVELAND AND DETBOIT LINE,
In connection with the Cleveland and Cincinnati Ball*
-■ mad. Cleveland and. Erie Railroad, Cleveland end
: Flttsbargh Railroad, and Michigan Ccidrul Railroad.
PASSENGERS will be ticketed throueh from any
■ pomt on Lake Michigan, to Cleveland, Cincinnati
and ibiubargb, and.from either of those places U> auy
-polnlonLake Miebigin. •
- "This Line will be composed of two new low pressure
steamer*, built exore&tly for the route..
• CLEVELAND, : - , - . Capt.-C. C Staxaed. .
FOREST CITY', - - Cap L A Pie&cs
: A Boat will leave Cleveland ft Detroit, and Detroit
for Cleveland, every evening, atOi o'clock, arriving m
both cities the following-morning, mseason for the mor*
nuig and Pittsburgh,
ana for4he Lake Superior andSagmsw boats at Detroit.
; Tley-will run from Cleveland hi the followingorden
i FOREST CITY.
Friday.
CLEVELAND
Tuesday—-—-r—*..-'rhuuday.r*“r»‘—-’«»«Saturday.
• CLEVELAND..
Monday**** **■•».* Wednesday .......Friday,
FOREST CITY.
Tuesday ............. .Thursday. . Saturday*
; The undersigned' are prepared to roakfetcontraei* for
all kind* of-Freight, from Cleveland to Detroit, Macki
n&w, Saule Ste.Marie,and a’i poru on Lake Miehtgan.
The OCFAN, CASPIAN and ST. LOUIS -will compose
the line until thenew Boats arc ready :. : ' \..
JSSSSTITiSU SAlliKOftD,
Two Bally Traini From Pittsburgh to
Philadelphia And BaUlmove.
Only 30 Hour* Through! >
FARE. tit. -
fpllEExpreas mail train will leave the Depot on-'Lih
• A erty street, above the Canal Bridge, every morning
&lG|o’clock. ,
Passengers will goby the cars to Tattle,Creek 13 miles 1
where they will find the best of Coachcsin readiness to
convey them Smiles,overa first rate turnpike road to
Besuy’sstation; (conductors accompany each train of
-Coaches), and then take the cars iolfoifiday sharp; and
then tike the splendid sleeping cars direct to Philadel
phia «nd Baltimore.
for Baltimore take the cars of the York and
Cumberland Railroad at Harritbargh, arriving aißaUi*
more .to. breakfast, and to. Washington City the same
morning.
. ■ The Evening Train will leave dally nl 0-30, P.M., ar
riving at Philadelphia nexlevcning.-
Baggage-checked through to Philadelphia.
; D. Leech A Co;’* ExprcssPackctLine will leave dally,
dt 5 o’clock, P. M., connecting at Dlairsfille with the
. Pennsylvania Railroad. Through firom Pittsburgh to
Philadelphia and Baltimore in SSliOkirs. *
FARE 610.
will procaro their tickets atthe Railroad
Office tn the Monongaheld House, Water Street;
.: N.B.—Schedule tune as follows:
IIINGHOPSE.
■ - Total, 23 hours.
: This Schedule allows ample time on each portion of
the route, and can be regularly made; iruo ;unexpected
deteniifin sbould occur. . Passengers are informed that
the Portage end Columbia Railroad arc owned sod ope
rated by the Stare of Peunsylvahia, and nro in no way
under the management or control of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
.NOTICE;—in case of loss, the Company will hold
ihcmselecs responsible for personal baggage only and
for on amoiml iftl exceeding one hundred dollars
max2s J,MEBIMMEN°Ticket Ag’tP. R. K. Co.
H E -W. AfiaAa~G ifc ttk NT!
• WESTERN RAILROAD
FBOU
PUtiburgU to Cleveland, Colambus and
Cincinnati* ■ ■
i ALLIANCE, CANTON AND MASSILLON, -
BSSSk ffiygfilffiftil
: JBBBt
IN CONNECTION WITH THE PENNA. CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Through from Pittsburgh to Cleveland in Isss than
»-Em Hours, by aconlinuous Railroad Lint l
TTUiE Express Train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
JL Railroad,.leaves Piusbuigh at 84 A, M;, stopping at
Sewlckly, Rochester, New Brighton, Darlington, Knon,
ralesune, t Coiombiana,. and Salem, and reaches AWi-
i u !!S ,BB i I ?S'* fron * Pittsburgh, all P. Iff, Passengers
. i 1* ■\ ll i?, nco *“ tbe Cleveland Railroad at 3 P.'At ,
•nd reach Clo»ela.:d M Slv St, . Kctuwiinir, the pa*-
M ng 3' l SXl p l ' v^ ,ai » ll u “»!*'*> M, AtUanco'BlP3§ P,
® P- SI:, in. lime lo con
'S ln “S, 11 "; Pennsylvania Rail
.roau for Philadelphia, New York and -Baltimore, and
alia wi h lie Youghtogheny Steamboat and Plonlt Road
route. - .v-.;-.
Pasrengera by this roate. coma -from Cincinnati lo
Piusburgh in two days,.without night iravei, and save
from one lo two days tn connecting with the Penna Cen
tral Railroad. .
■, PassengOJa; leaving Pmsborgh at 830 A. M., resell
Canton at 3 P.St. and MassHlon at 2JO P. M. At Mas.
sillon tbo luiercounectawith stage-lines to Wooster,
Mansfield,New. Philadelphia .and at Boon to New Cas
tle,Poland, Wnrren, Mercer and-Eric.
*,* The Net* Brighton Accommodation Train leaves
Pittsburgh nt !0 A. lit. and 5 20 P. M-, nnd New Brighton:
817A.51. »nd IP. stations.
Excursion Tickets, good for iwa days, am sold be
tween Piusburgh, Rochester and Now Brighton
. Quarterly ticket, are sold at low rates, nnd tickets by
the package to some of the station). .
. The Trains do not run on Sunday. . :
" Omnibuses ran in connection with the trains lo and
from the station on Federal street.
- Fur eby the only sonttnuoua Railroad Lino from Pitts
burgh to Cleveland,l4o miles, *4,00. To Massillon, 109
miles, 83,00
- For tickets imply at the Federal Street Station of the
Ohio and Pa. Railroad, to. GEORGE PARKIN,
Ticket Agent.
Orlo „ , . J.MESKIMEN,
Mottongaheta Rouse, Pittsburgh; '
Note—By the route by steamboat SO miles to wells;
ville, and thence bylHsiiroad 100 miles to Cleveland, the
fare isS3.Cn.
Pittsburgh, April 1,1852.—iaprt)
ICLIARD BALLS.—In store and for sslb, n few-set
Si inch Billiard Balls. . JOHN W. TIM,
. rnyt No. 113 Wood street
mrrii .■ 0 “-Psrtnerihlp Notice.
I iu- su bre r lbers have ibis day entered intopsnner
ana firm of TAAFFE, Ma.
erst On-nmi. • tm ibeparposo of carrymg onagen
'ybcm2Xu! l°? “d Pro dace Business, andconfufirat
qaalntMee“ «S s^ ,pene , nco ’ e«ensivo,m«rcauttle ac-
SSSBr cSSmers £ffl> o>lal *»«iUon. to the interests of
„ ’ mu
Pittsburgh, APtU3,lBa E| Wa!i “ngton 1 Pa.
, » Capo
merchant*’ Portable Boat Line,
Fare Reduordl " ~
AIIOUIttAJSCKSIUAL BAIbttOAD.
• '■ AGKHTP.
C BRADBERN-A CO, Cleveland.
PITMAN, TROWBRIDGE & JONES, Detroit.
«prl4rtm • ■ •
1852:
spring;*
From Pittsburgh to Beatty’s Station, 7 liotirs
do Beatty’s Station to Johnstown, do
do Johnstown to Holiulaysbarg, In
. oluding33 miles Portage road, C do
.From IloUidayabarg to DltlersviUe, - u do
do DlllersvilJe to Philadelphia,over
Columbia Railroad, do
y- .
*’ > ’-t* * N *> v *.
' *• r '- ; • '•"'■
Jnfuronit; <£6mpamer/'~
mArtn* lnauratte«t ...
mUE.OFFICE.oFthe Jnjttron«i.Ce.«f MortkJlmmt*
; X ha* bccn/eCTowrf itf ihe WarchinW6'ofHardy;Joat*
Co., No. 141 Front East of Wood
street, whcrethesubsoribefwlUissaePolicies on Bmld«
ingsami tbeir contents,aDdouShipmenisby Steamboat!
and: other Yesflelßj for; the above -old ana responsible
Company. Cap3] WM. P, JONES, Agent.
bt&u Alutua! Fire imoiriißce vonpAnsf*
npt/MTn»\ &ARRISBUUG* PA.
'T\bbIGNRD only forihe saier classes of property, has
JLr ..an.ample,capital,, and. aflbrds-euperiorad vantages
in point of cheapness, safety and&ccommodauon,tocUy
ana cournry merchants, and owners of dwellings, and
isolated or coaitiry-propeny; * > ; • .
A. A- CARRIER,Actuary, -
oci27) Branch OflicejNc.s4 Smuhlleld.fit., Pittsburgh l
npIIE DELAWARE MUTUAL- SAFETY INBUR
XANCE COMPANY^—
change,Third street, Philadelphia, > r . .
Fuut Insom-Ncb.—Buildings, Merchandize and othei
property in iou>« and country, insured against less oi
damage by fire at the lowestrate 6f premium.
Mauiue tnscuAMCE.—They aUo Insure Vessels, Car .
apes and freights) foreign or coastwise^under open oi
special pelictcs, as the assured may desire.
- Island TuA^poßtATioit.—They also Insure merchant
dizo .transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars, Cana)
Boats and bteam Boats, nu rivers and takes,ou tlie most
liberal terms- " -
DIRECTORS—'Joseph 11. Seat, Edmund A, Spader
John C. Davis. Robert Burton, John R, Penrose,Samuel
Edwards, Geo. C. Leiper. Edward Darlington, Isaae R.
Davis, William Folwell t JolmNcwlin,Dr.K.M. Huston,
James C. Hand,Theopbltns Paulding, H. Jones Brooks,
Henry Sloan, Hugh Cra!g,Gcorge Bern!!, Spencer Me*
tivalu; Charles Kelly, J. G. Johnson,William Hay, Dr
8. Thomas. John Seilers, Wm. Eyre, Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH D. T. Morgan,
Hugh Craig, Jno;T. Logan.
wftjLiAM MARTIN, President.
Tnos. C. Hand, Vice President.
Joseph W. Cowan, Secretary. -
rrp*OSce of the Company, No. 42 Water street, Puts*.
burgh. (jelCtdlO P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
The Franklin*Fire Insurance Company*
or KflLAaatfHiA. .
T\IRECTORSi
IJ Charlcs-W. Baneker, George W, Richards, ■
Thomas Hart, . Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, . Adolphi E. Bone,
Samuel Grant. David B.Urowae,
Jacob R.Smith, Morris Patterson.
CHAS. N. UANCKIIR, Pres’t.
Cr&s. G. EUncxxr, Secretary.
10* Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description of property in town and country
at rates as low us are consistent with security. ■’
The Company have reserved a Urge Contingent Fund*
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested*
afford.ampieprmecuon.to the assured.
The Assets of the Company, ou January Ist, 1851, as
published agreeably to anAciof Assembly, were a> fob
tows, viz:—
Morlßagfcs —018,128 C 9
RculE«tftte—B4,377 73
Temporary Loans*..,-■■■■ ■»«■«» i«. *3,000 1?
Stocks • 01,8ri9 00
Cash,Ac.ol,3lo 81 .
51,212,703 44
;Since their.incorporation, a period of SI years,they
have paid upward* of-fMi ATiflwn Four HundrtU TAou-,
jam! ZtoUarj, by. fire, thereby iiffording evidence
of the advamagesoflnsQrance,a9 well as UieubUuynnd
dispoaiuon to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J.GARDINUR COFFIN,Agent, ;
aprtttj Oilier fr. K. corner Wood and 3d »t». -
‘HO M E INS URAKCE.
Tke Farmers and .2 echfinicP Osatth lu<
i anraace Association*.
OF PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
AW Ift TWR OF USED!.
OFFICE—COUJ*K« PFSMtIUffIKr.D AKD THSRD ST2CST3.
GUAUANTY CAPITA U, #30,000.
THIS is an assocUtlon established foribe mutual relief
of its members, in eases of sickness or accident, by
tiie paymemofihcir Annual Deposits Persons m good
health may become members ana he entitled to a weekly
benefit, m case of AicJtncss or accident. All who join this
Association are entitled-to a vote m the election of
oificcrs, and tosaniclpate m tbo profits of the Associa
tion. U isestauluhcil on a safe and permanent hosts,
being both Mutual and Benevolent in us d*signs, with
the lowest rates consmcm for naflcconty r aud conduct
ed in a manner to insure us permanency and durability.
.. All persons cr»n seethe cdvani&pe* of taking out u
policy from the General Office.
"" - YCAILY OSPOSITS.. •
8 2,10 per year, draws $ 2,toper week:
3,<’o do do 3,10 do; '
4,00 do . do 4,00 do;
. fi,oo do • do . 5.00 do;
b,<*o Uo do t,OO do; •
. 7,n0 Up do 7,00 do;
S,OU do do bOO do;
0,f4» do ' do. ; 00u do ;
10,00 -do do 10.00 do:
INITIATION FEE, for Membership, 81,50-wliich
must be paid at the timeof making application, and the
first years 1 deposit within twenty days. Each member
entitled to a monthly report, gratis,
President— D. W. Oevumost.
Pite and 2V<a*urer—Wm. M. Wilson.
StfTtiaty—h, D. Brown.
. Fmante Ccmirnttre—A. J. Childs, A. D. Christie, and
P. A. M > Mttstcrs. ■. marllifim
tltat* mutual kCiro i&aurK&co Company.
BRANCH OFFICE, 64 SssitururLD ST.,£’rtT*>cSe3,
May .
TllEbestevidenceof the-suedes* oftheDlrector- In
endeavoring to the W STAT£ MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY” meet the .waiii9 of the
community, is the unparalleledaniounl of bnstreia
which .-has: been haying issued 1»900 . P>li»
cicsdnnncthe pasty eqj, thereby Adding over 2130,000
to the funds of the company* Nearly ail the property
insured i* of the safest kind, in small risks, and a large
proportion Insuredforonly one year» 1
Whole No. Policies issued*--*---- • 7,900
do .do expired, terminated &
■canceled*—• -02
do ■do• in force•*•**•’ <•«*-•»• • 7,803
Amountof Pfopenyi!i?urrd**-*-** ■. ■" * 87,896,419
do . Canceled,tennm&tedaud ex* -
• - pired*—2ol,72B
“do do In force****' --* • * 37.634,691
do--PreminmNot«S‘—7o,676,B7
do Canceled,terminated,exprM, 637,10
do mforce*—- -- . 879,031,77
do Cash Premiums received* •-•251,557,14
do do canceled*—32l,24
• ' -851,235,60
Whole amount of losses and expen*
. se*paid< v.vw.**' •••«• -*23,411,45
. Balance infavor of the Co., In cash, 027,824,45
To city or country merchants, and.owuers of dwell
ings, and isolated or country property, it is believed
this cOmpanyutTordft advantages inpoiutof cheapness,
safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
in this country. %
•jf.rCqpdtfetqdpn tlie equitable and gTeatly improved ays*
tern ofClasiifikatien of Risks,excluding all special,
hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any: One lo
cality, thus precluding the frequency and occurrence of
large ureSjOnd also, on both the Stock and Mutual plan.
It notonly possesses the chenpness end accommodation
of both methods; but entities the insured to a partlcipa*
lion inihcprofits. ~ ,
It is Under the control Of the following Directors: -J
P. Rutherford. A. J. GiMsil, John; B. Packer, Snmoe. T.
/ones, Alonzo A. Carrier, Philo C. Sedgwick, Rob Ml
Samuel Jones, John: P. Rutherford. ••
J P: RUTHERFORD, PreaU.
A i J. GIUJETTi Becy.
A* A. Cxtutixa, Actuary. .
N, lI.—A Scrip Dividend of fifleenpcr cent, on expi
ring pollcicshasbedn declared by the Directors, and ia
now receivable atthia Office for renewals, or reaeema
hie imeash at the end of ninety days.
myl7:dAw -A. A. CARRIER. Agent.
Watebea, Jewelry, Act
HAVING jun remrned from the Eastern cities. 1
have brought with mo one of the most beautiful
.and carefully selected Stocks of Jewelryy Watches and
F.incy ever offered; to the Public. Persons
wishing to parchace any ihing in my line,canrely ou
getting a good article. Ido not advertise to sell goods
below cost, norso per cent, cheaper than any honse la
the city. Give me a rail, and I am sore you will be
aaiisfied that I can sell a good article as cheap as any
of them.
Another, fact I wish to keep before the people. ‘ If
you wont; your Watch, Clock, or any article of Jewel
ry, repaired in the best maimer, this Is the place tohave
itdouo. To tills branch of my business I will devote
especial uttcmibn.
JOUsN S. KENNEDY, 04 Market street,
opr? Signof theGblden Eagle,
Usury lUch«rdioD r J«wclter,
HAVING re fined his store in a handsome manner,
and but teceatiy returned from the Eastern cities
with n fine assortment of Waichea. Jcweiry and Fancy
Goods, would call Hie attention: of his friends and cos*
lomers to the fact, that fimdng his VVatcheswillbe found
the most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jew
elry, the laten style 9 of hroches, breast pina,/ob and
vest chains, finger rings; car rings, miniature, lockets,
Ac.,Ae. - .k; .
FANCY GOODS—-Such aspapermachejworkiablea,
work boxes; desks: fancy vasoS, perfume bottles, table
mats, Colt’s puiofsj poTte monmes, in great varietyj
. china fruit ondcakeditbes, Ac., with on endless variety
of useful andornamohtal articles, which have only to be
seen to be appreciated.. . “-
■ r novl NQ. 6I MAIIKETjTREET* ;
-citizen* and Strongors, ~“ r ““"
*c9p DO yon wish to purebase n fmp». ..
GOLDorSILVER WATCHytuabouie®®®#
.frv jßone-balf the usual price ? - If so. call aUIOOD’S
eaWSBNEW STORE, fit Mar*« strctL
iwo-dobrs. tiorih of Third, and take a look at his now
slock,jusi arrived, amlyoncanthere purcbaseWatch
esor any kind of fine Gold Jewelry auhelneal value,
and cot bc charged two prices for .evarythihg, ns you
have been i bulean get ihe very best qualivy of
goods at the lowest eastern prices.: Do not believe what
others, in their own shies, tell you, but come
and see for yottnelvas. AUgoods sold aithUesinblish
mem will be warranied as repreromed utlime of sale—
So that all may Purehase CqUßny ssfo and cheap. bo!Q,
IF Time js money, surely it deserves to be watched,
nnd, rooder, you may ba apsured that—
, Wotenea boiler ne’er were sold,
■Whothcr of silver or of gold,
r Than you will fmJ, when e’er you go,
And look at those on sale below..:
ij» reinicMan & co.* :
FJFTU STREET, ONE DOOR FROM WOOD,
importers And Dealers inCloolifl,\VatelteS
arul Jiipelrpi Watch fi/aiettoh, Watch Makers
BEG.leave. to announce to the trade and public
generally, that-they ‘have just received, from the best
manufacturers m Europe; a largo lot of Gold and. Silver
Watches,-Watch Tools and Materials,-and a roost ele
gant assortment of.Jewciry, from tho best, manufactu
rers—which, they offer at prices ns low as they oan be
purchased in liie Eastern markets.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner, and ou tho most reasonable terms.
. I rompi attention paid to orders front u distance,
marts! '
H. tt . Removal.
ANTHON Y liavc rcmoved their DA-
from Burke’s Building, to
SZf over lhe ? oun ? Men’s Library, whero
-npi7*tr baPPV 10 Bee tbeit P BIrOUB ana friends.:
Tnn • i Straw Hoods,;
SL^ av JI I 5 made arrangemenut with the
NORTON STRAWTM ANUFACTURING COMPA
NY, for the Bale of. Uieir Goods, now ofler* for sale a 1
large assortment of STRAW HATS and BONNETS, of
every vanaty of fabric, atvle aud' pauern, adapted to’
theapring trade,* which will be sold by the packneo; at
the lowest figure. . Cases may be assorted to suit pur
chasers. J. W. ALDEN.
v N0.63 Milk street. Boston.
fftHE partnership heretofore existing between the un-
I derilgnedJn the CotnQiisijon..and Forwardina bu*i
'n«B:Sc funder the firm of S. F. VON BONNHORSf
A Co. ie this day diasolved by mutual coaieut. rae
busineas oi the late firm will bo settled by B. JJjSou
Bonnhorst, who laanlliorlßedtouso «>» na ”= ofAftfinu
fortliar nnrnose • - -WILLIAM EICfiPAUftL.*...
paipoao & F VON BONNHORST: >
Piltahurgh, May 3d, 18SS-atyd
00-PaitneraWp Notice.
rpHE undersigned have IMS day fanned a Co-Partner.
X ship for the transaction of a Woo). and t General
Commission and Fowardmg bn4lneSJ,ltader.the,firm of
VON BONNHORST A Warehouse No. 87
Water aad-U8 Front streets. - .
BONNHORST.-
PlmhUrgh, May3d, ies2-my4 r "
I - «.»* /
k * ‘- ‘
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|' Ufrjf flStoojfc
CABD.—HAX 8, 1852.
LAEGE ABBIVAL OF DRY GOOES!
MURPHY & BURCHPIE^D,
At tli« 2rortl)>BMi«QUier of ftnd
itreeti> rittstmrgbv
AREnowreceiviog thelfHECONDLargcSapnly of
JX Omis tbia: Spring, and arcprepated tovoffer to
buyers the choice of a fresh and extdnsirc assortment;
•ndnianyarticlesat prices unusually 10w..;
LadiesLUress Goods, irreludfng-India Wash Silt*
Plaid, Changeable and Striped j
i - India Bright Colors,for Children
: Urocado tig’dand Changeable French Dress Silks;
Super Black and Changeable French Dress Silks;
I: -. Plejn BlockDrcss Silks? ~ \ v
i . French and English Serag&De Laines; •
do Borages; .
do Poplins: „
•do Maslm Poßsge; •.
Englwh, French and American Prints, -
Among many other unusually , cheap Goode, we ore
selling Primed Borages at 25 cenUr Lawns at 10 cents;
HorageDeLames,n;l9iondlB|o. A 150..:.•
r WaNTII LaS—to great variety, of styles and colors,
i Spring and Sommer Shawls and Scarfs. '
; . .Black-L&ceShawl* and Scarfs,
i Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces, Sleeves, Collars, Calls, Ac.
r\ : White Goods, for Dresses, very cheap.
r Straw-worked Veils, Black Lace, and other styles..'
! Brown, Blue ehd Green TtssuO) fordo,
i They hare also received a fresh ehoply oLMurland’s
, superior Shirting and Bosom LINLN9, warranted pure
I flax? and SHIRTING MUSLINS; of approved make,,
and very lowprioc for quality; Also, ..:
I . HOUoEKEIEPING;GOOD»—Such usTablo and Tow- l
: elhng Diapers, Sheetings, and Pillow Case Muslins, 1
i Quilts, Counterpones. Ac. ■ i
CRASH*—For Towelling* aslowosCfcents; and Dia- >
i per as low os lO cenls. Fine qualities do at, higher
prices ■■ ■ ■ . . \• r
I . HOSIER F AND GLOVES-Of almost every kind
(or men, ladies and children. . . -
I - SPRING AND SUMMER MOURNING GOODS—
i Csnfiistiiia of plain, sstln striped, and barred Berates,
i Tissues, Hcrnane, Grenadines. Ac.'
i MOURNING PRINTS AND LAWNS-Of hew and
i neat eiylcs, and very cheap. •
i . They aieo invite me attention of Gentlemen to their
! replenished stock of
liik French cloths-and cauimeres, fancy do, satin,
silk and Marseilles vestings, silk and linen frdkfii,
. Among.other cloths wo have list received one extra
super French black.of Bishop’s celebrated manufacture;
Also.BOvS’ WEAR cf wooion, worsted and cotton: Ihe
largest assortment.we have ever had 10-offer.
Country merchants will find in our wholesale room,
upstair*, desirable goods atneur eastern price*.
myOSw- ...
Cheap orjr Goods! : T v -~-
JAMRS M’CAND.LLS»B A 00,,
* 109 Wood Wood Street,
ABB rmw opening nveryexienslye end well assorted
Block of SPRING and SUMMER GOOD#/ Coo*
Using In part of French and Kugliili Broad Cloths,
Tweed*, .CaulnierM, Vajbmerftit* Doeskins, Jefcns,
Cottonades, DnJUegs, Linen Coaling*, slHc«Batlo nnd
Fancy Colton Vesting*. Also; abouUQOCAtifas PLAIN
AND FANCY DRESS liOODS.Vrabraclngthencwcul
styles of BHk and Linen Poplin*, Delaine*, BeTSses and
Borage DeLfttue*, Black Mourning anti Fancy Lawns;
Pl»Jn and Puncy Calicos,, in great variety; French,
beotchand Domestic Ginalmms; Palm Lent, Lrfhorn,
Kossuib, Hungarian.-sod Mcjirwi Hata; Silky OiopJism
and Cotton Parasols,-Ac., Ac,, which are.ottered at
Wholesale on the most accomtnotUling term*. (aprld >
Great Attraction I
TUST RECEIVED, at One PriceCd*h Stare •
tl No. 76 Market street, Pittsburgli,between Fourth si.
and Ditmrmd, (he. largest nml moxt beautiful stock of
SPRING arm SUMMER DRY GOODS, ever offered to
the citizen!* of. Pittsburgh .
The subscriber wou:d inform those who.desire to get
good oaboaiks, that the greater part of his Slock, was
purchased at the recent large Auction Sales. in New
York and Philadelphia for cash, which enables him to
sell goods IS to2sper pent, cheaper than those who buy
oh credit. .We doaat deem'.U necessary ta mention the
the different kinds of goods that compose obrstoek, but
•deem u sufficient to say that it consists of a full assort*
meat of ladies'ond ccmtemin'a wc»r, together with a
general stock ef FURNISHING GOODS,: We would
respectfully, eolicit an examination ot'our stock from
those who wirit to paicbuse. fmarls
T Jiafis n‘CASDLKBBirco., :•
109 I VOOD STREET,
. VOTHOLKSALB DeaIers trf Foreign and Domestic Dry
VV Moods, are now. openiug their first purchase of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, selected with the
greatest care, losuitthe Undo, consisting in part of the
newest styles of*-'.
• Dress Lawnaandßerages; ••
PlalnandFigurcdAlpaccas;
French,scotch and Domestic Ginghams;
PriDled Calicoes, hr great variety;
Ribbons^Laces and. Edgings;
Cloths,Cassimeresond Vestings;
Summer Coating add Pantafoontng;
B*omi and Bleached Muslins;
Palm ami I«cgbora Hots ;
Strawtrid Braid Bonnets.
Togelherwiihacompleie stock of Variety Goods and.
Pedlar*’ Noiions.Gota and Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Sil
ver Watches, Rras& Clocks, Ac. All ar which are of
fered at Wholesale, for a email advance over Eastern
prices. ifebttS.Cm
New Goodt ot Unuaaal Low Prlco!
TV G.KEGG A C0.,N0. 197, north, wejn corner of Wood
■ xJo street and Diamond alley, are now opening their
second jiui'chase oF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY
GOQDS-A tV D VARIETIES; which have been selected
by,the vecior partner with great the
trade. Our stock consists in pari of French and English
Broadcloths, C&srimeres, Cashraereues, TwcedStSaU*
netts, Bummer Pantaloonery, Fancy Trimmings, Pop
lins, De Laincs, Lawns, Bersges. a heavy stock, Fancy
Prints, Idlest styles. Alpacas plain and figured'French,
Scotch ond Domestic-Ginghams, Brown and Bleached
Muslins, 1000 doz Hosiery; GlQves,.& large and beautiful
assortment; Bonnets,Ribbons, Laces aud Edgings; La*
dtes' Dress Goods, a large aßsortmem of latest styles
Silk and Gingham Parasols; Rutland and Pajm Leaf
Hats. Our stock of Varieties.ia very iarge and com*
Slete, logeliter with attextehriveatock of Gotd attd Gili
ewelry, Gold and Silver Pens and-Pencilsr Clocks In
great variety:: Oarstock of Dry Goods is and com*
plcte. :To which we would invite the ntienlion of City
Retailors, Couutry Merchants und* Pedlars, as wo can
offer such terms as will make it un object of
tlieir particular attention.
jprttLCmri- -~ .v . v D GREGG A CO;
- 77 ' RfCIV QOUUSI ™
YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE,
Sign «/■ tht 1 ORIGINAL BEE HIVE" fcaiket st.
FRESH ARRIVAL OP
Sew Spring and Summer Goods:
rpUE subscribers have just receivcd by Adams &
X Co.’s Express and the Pennsylvania Railroad, one
of the laTgest and beet-selected- assortment* of Fine
Dress Goods ever.offcred-to the public.
One of the Firm having-been in the Eastern Cities
before the commencctaentof the spring trade, selected
oar Goods, with great care from the Importers, at such
prices as will enable us to sell cheaper than the cheap
esu •
Our very 'extensive stock comprises in pauthe fol
lowing—viz: . ■ - • : . .
CheneandJasperChencSilks;-
High Lusire, Flam, Chsraehcn and Glassa Silk*:
do ' Stripe do .. do;
do Flam Black do: '
v TarkSatinsi Foulard-and Watered Silks |
Tissues,BersgeB, Flainand Figured Poplins;
; French worked Sleeves, Caffs v Coi!ars & ChcmizeU*;
BlackS&lin arid Fancy Vestings;
Cloths, Cassimetes, Satinets and Jeans;
-Bonheuaad Bonnet Ribbons.
The proprietors would respectfully solicU an early
call from iheir friends and the public generally, feeling
confident ihatthey can offer greater inducements than,
has been offered heretofore.
mar 2 YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE.
108 FRENCH STORE. 108
_ . jniDg, including rich
Shawls, from B£to ID* 8100 each.
Let every lady call and &ee this splonrild production
of Imperini Chinese matmfOc tare.
Laces, Sailns.Silks, Lawns, Beroges, Mantillas, and
Visiles, to match the Shawls.
Ladies' and Childron’a Millinery, Gloves, Flowers,
Edgings, ico. - -
Gentlemen's Broad Cloths, Tuscan and Leghorn Hats,
(CeuinfShins,Coats, &o. •
Mourning Goods of every description.
Madame A: Gosling, (from France,) is in the monthly
receiptor Fashions and Models,from Paris, London ami
New York, at No.SI St. Glair sueot, ami 1(18 Market st,
where ladies are respeclfallyinvited to call.
The trade Supplied with models ami materials. fanrl4 ;
SECQHO ORB AT ARRIVALS
AP FALL arid Winter Dry Goods and Varities aiNo.
w 07, Northwest corner of .Wood street and Diamond
alley,triusburgh. Pa. D. Gnaoo A Co. .would ogam an*
noaace to their old customers and denlers generally in
their line, that they are now nreparedt o offer for sale
their gresentite.w.Btock ofGoDds at unusually low rates;
And as our purchases have been made on the most fav
orable termswlth Importers and Manufacturers, weflat.
ter ourselves; andkope to be anie to merit a eonunuance
of confidence and patronage of.oar old customers and
the public generally, which has been heretofore so libe
rally bestowed upon as. Oar DRY GOODS STOCK is
in partof Broadcloths, Cassimercs, Baulnets, Tweeds;
fancy Vestings, Checks, Flannels, Drillings, Black and
Brown Muslins, Tickjngs, Blankets, Liusey VJnkls, Al*
pneas, Merinpes£ Muslin DeLaines, Cashmeres, fancy
Prints, Glazed Cambrics; Cloakings; Table Diapers,
Ginghams, Silks, fancy long Shawls, Bi)k;CravtttB, Pon*
So silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, and Irish Linens direct
nn lreland,.and all other articles generally kept in the
Dry Goods line*':OtntVaw2TT Departntent will be found
on exu&iihatiotv tb be ahsiirpassed by nnyrother of the
kiadWestoftbe Mountains, and is made up inpartof
Combs, Buttons* Patent and Spool Threads, direct from
Europe ::-port Monies; and Pocket'Books, Hooks and
Eyes,Pins and Needles, Tapes, Thimbles, Spoons,Da*
zors; Table Culleiy and Fem Knives just arrived, from;
Sheffield) Patent Medicines* YioUa end Yielitv Strings,
Gum Suspenders, SiatesonaSiaie Pencils, Percussinn
Caps; Spectoclesi llosiery. Gloves, Lawns and:
: Edgings, R<hhoas,SewiDg'BHk,Sllk.GimpsandFrini?eB,
fancy Nettings, Gretsa Bandages, Black Silk Veils, Silk
Florence together with a generalassortment-of all other
article* In the Variety line. -.-We have on hand and for
sale a large assoxUneni ol.Gold and Silver Watches and
-Watch MaterlaUvGold.aiul Gin Jewelry, Gold and Sib.
ver Pena and -Pencils,- Gold-and .Silver Spectacles,
Clocw, Jeer, to which we invite the attention of all buy
ers, as we arc determined to sell our Goods on the most
reasonable terms, either for cash or satisfactory refer
;ence.--''.,*'-'r--':•
N.B. Tlte business of the late firm of Gasae A Mc*
Cashless is to be settled by D. Ganoo at thestand
:GBBoa & Co:, who is fully authorized for such and In
whose possession .are the papers, Noies.and Books of
said firm. . . v [octl&lf ;
200 LEN GooD3—Receiving and on band, direct
from (he markets,; and for sale low—lo coses
i Cassimerejgrey mixed,biown mixed, and black
and white, by -. Iniy4}-: Hr.LEE* •'
. _ A Dr. Wm* p. Giles,
Q2&£ SURGEON.
Cl Office Btßodv Patterson’s LiveryBtablea,on
Foimbsttaot, batweenWoodandSmithSeld. rjyJtly -.
ftixhOTal,
rpHB Bnbscriber has removed his Drag Store 1 from the
■£comer of Wood and Fifth streets; to No; 3tt Liber*
ty street, opposite the head of Wood.
y, JOSLMOHLBR*
Jtsrmlnrt,. &t.
K. STBVENSONicooUnuCB to manor:,
■wfpf.ftciare. CABINET-WARE-ot every deaenp
his old stand.'corner of Liberty ana ;
wSM»Sflvemh'streeis. UNDERTAKING: attended .
lOflO.OlUu.branches;—- - . mayl! 1 = ■■.
A» niIiLIKKN 4fc CU«r
IJf.AVE.-pN JUANDartheir extensive CABINETnnd
£1 ClfAlß MANUFACTORY; No; 61Bmtibfield *b
olargo aßsortmeutof fancy.and plain* Faraiture, which
Ibcy wiUseU U per cenL below castomary-rate?. . ;v
leno*—cashomly. (decffily
Cabinet and Chair Factory*, :■
(9\ ?08EPU MEYER has on hand; at hl& £xten*
tive Cobinetand ChairMannfaciory, ; NoM24l Pena
yJWstreetyabovethe Canal, all klndsof FURNITURE,
AT "such a«, Sofas, Centre Tables, Mahogany Chairs,.
Maboguny-Bedsteadsyandall oilier articles mtheCabi-,
net line—which he will sell 20 per cent- below custom
nry rates, Tcnns-CASH, ONLY,
„ J JOSEPH MEYER,
. aprQ , No; 424 Penn street, Fifth: Ward.
•e.c; uxmmx&. - ■ ■■ a,. dai/LIB
Klammer & Dealer*
CABINET W4REROOM, SMITH FIELD STREET.
BitietmSrventhstrtttandSirawbtTTvaUeyyPtusburg'Fa.
#74 • HAMMER JfcDAULEltkeep constantlyonhand
VaL. h variety of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
ranwarrautedcqual to;nny in the city, and sold on oa
* l v fayorable termaas can be obtained, at anysunilar
establishment in .he Wfest. TheyhaVe now on hand an
unoauaUy extensive stock, embracing all kinds of Farni*.
tUTe,rrom the ohenpest and plainest to the most'costly
and elegant. All orders promptly attended to. mrSUGm
Journeymen Cabinet Maker* Association
"* WAREHOUSE. IX9' SECOND STBEET t
(near the comer of Wood )
I,-,, 1,, TII IS ASSOCIATION, cm-**
already,twice to
mBWHmbB times as many hands as the lar- Hpt
gest and hiUiertomost renowned * 1 1
business shops. of this city, have opened their WaTO
•hoose, and are able to famish the . public, by- wholesale
or retail,witli Furmtare of the following description—
.Mahogany-Wardrobes; DresalngßaTeausrFnll Col
umned Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany
Chalrai Rocking Chairs; Mahogany WaahstandsiSo
fas; Divans; Piano Stools.; Book Cases; Secretaries;
Cord Tables,.Pier Tables;:fi»e Card, Tables; Centre
Tables; Hal Racks;- French’Bedsteads; Ottomans,
Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Tables; Work
stands; Cherry and Common Workstnmis ; high bosf,
common, low, ami trundle BedsteadsfObcrry Bureaus;
Cribs; OadJes, Ac,
The Udvoniagcsof cooperation, on an extensive scale,
permit themto sell attbe lowest prices, and ihcyarcde
terramed to seli. lowertban any competitors, an equally
good, if oot beuer article, and warranted—ns the public
will understand by giving tbem a calb
IJD* Buamtoat work of all descriptions, and other
articles of nay description, madetoarder in every style,
at the shortest notice (mare?
RYAN’S BUILDINGS.
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Venurt, , Yomad,
H&TdvaTcand Furnuur* atWbole&afe.
3 MIE subscribers have Just received from New York
and Boston a most splendid stock of VENEEBS,
and are manufacturing bymachlnery Furniture suitable
for the trader AU of-which we will sell at extremely
lowprlccs.
As great care was taken In the selection of the stock,
persons cannot fail lobe :suited either as to quality or
price; and, os it is well known that Furniture can be
made by machinery sapenor and much lower than by
-hand, the attention of the trade as respectfultyinvited-
Turned Work.in all its branches, earned on as usual.
. Plonk for hand Carpenters, and alfeariicles
required in tnanafaciaringCahinet Furniture, constantly
ou hand—vit:■■■: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, Hair
Cloths, Springs* Ac., &c» . RYAN A H’KEE;<: : •
ißyau’s Buildings, • ,
mar22:ydftw No. 31 Fifth street.
i Pa*
: ; 71 uIE subscribers ou „...,. -v. arrangements
■ X with the. Patentee oflhUhew audedtoadirinctn
Tiers for the manufacture nadsaleoftliearilcle la the
WesMheyhaving.beerimanafaciured heretofore exclu
sively in tbfi where they are: sdpcrseUthgThe aae
of wooden .coffinsj-take this method of informlNgthe
pcbUc, thauhey ate n<?w manufacturing eighteen differ?
ent sizes of the modern varying-inlehgth
from 2d inches to 6| feet, with'.width'aintdepth suitable
for bodies of ordinary iuid for Those who desire
foreashioningjorLfoT bodiee of anhatmi dimen
:Bions,.havese.yeral; Btzes deeper, and: wider;> This in
ventibn now oomhtgihtojfeneraj n«e,is prououheedbue
-of the greatest-6.f4h'e‘?ag'e.- ‘These JUraub Casks are
■composed of various kinds of metals; hut principally of
iron. .. ■■ V'. ■■
They are • thoroughly enameled and out, and
thus madeimpervious to air and -They
are highly ornamental, and of a- classicform, are light
and portable, while they combine the greatest strength
: whlchiuetal uea|>4bloof, in'ii given quantity: •
■ Whenptoperly secured wiibcernenuhey are perfect*
ly air tight, arid free from exhalationof om’nsive gaset
They cost no more Utah good wooden coffins, and are
better than any other article in"use, 1 cost.)
- for transportation, vaults,or ordmaryHnt erffienU, us baa
beenpfrovenbyahwalexjjjeTinienw, and, certified; 4o by
some of oermost scichimo men ;al«o,bythe flbnota*
bles llenfy Clay. 'Daniet ' Webster, tew is nnd
merits, and whoseletteia, togothcrwjth other evidences
of theur worthy,may be seen ataurAgeiits 1 Burial Case
Depot,’ No. 374 Main street, three doors above Ninth,
■where weintend to keep en hand at all times, safcb a
stock ofalUikes anddegreestif ornament and finish as
will suit the most diverslGed tasteSc « ,
; .We invite the'attentioii'Of-the public, and of Under*
takers*particularly; throughout the West, to anexamt*
nation.of the article,and requettthem not to rely upon
the representation, of undertaker* not using the article,
Whose interest it would be to misrepresent them.'
. - mara3:3m W. C DAVIS & CO.
gAIUSS W• WOUOWBUI,
CABINET V£kj
&gBbaFUIWITURE 'MANUFACTURER,
Ware-room# DT and 00 Third street*
•T • W.W, respectAilly Informs his frlends andcaatom*
tf ; « era that he has now completed his spring stock of
Furniture,which is decidedly the largest and best ever
ofieredfor sale in this City, which wilt be sold at prices
as low us any in the United States. East or Weßt:
■ As he is determined to uphold the quality with well
se&soned. materials, best: workmanship,: and newest
designs; and front the extent of his orders and facility
In mar afacturing, he is-enablcd to produce Warranted
fumitsre, at theJowest prices.
... lie has adopted the principle oMdetuiiying the cua
tbmcrsl interest with hfs own, in quality and price: and
keeps always on hand the greatest variety of every des
cription offorniture, from the cheapest and.plainest^to
the mostolegant and costly,that a house, or any partof
one, may be furnished from his stock, or manufactured
expressly to order The following articles consist, in
part, af his stock, which for richness of style and finish,
cannot be surpassed in any of the Eastern cities:
Louis XI Vtcis-tete-a-Sofas;
- SOdofatsin plufchand hair Cloth; v
iOdoi.Maliogany Onairs,
.2U do. Walnut .do?
50 Mahogany Rocking do; -
20 Walnut do do?
; 60 Mahogany Divans; •
20 .Walnut do;
• 60 Marble Top Centre Tables'?
•60 do Drcaaiogßureaus;
30 do Washstands;
- 40 Enclosed do;.
100 Common do;.
• 2D Plain Dressing Bureaus;
40 Mahogany Bedsteads ;. .
20 Walnut do;
50 Conoge do; '
fICO Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
..20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut do;
10 Cherry do;
60 Plain Bureaus.; « ■ .
yODimpgaudßrcakfastTablcs; •
.19 Secretary-and Bookcases;
20 dox. Cane Seat Chairs;
24 Cane Seat Rocking Choirs; -
: 12 Ladies : Writing Desks;.
. llatondTowelStands; What-Nots: .
/EUguitesj . PuperMaebaeTables; '
Conversation Chairs; Pembroke-.: do;-
KUiobiuheu do; ... Hall and Tier .■ • do;
... Reception ,: do; , . Laoi.es’ Work Tables;
. Pearl Inlaid do; . Extension Dining Tables;
-Arm • ■■. ' do; ■; Ottomans;-
Gothic and Hall Chairs.
A large assortment of COMMON- FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cxhinkt make&s supplied with
all articles In their line
. STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, famished at the short
est notice.
All orders promptly attended to. CmarS
/vtO'PARTNERSHIP.— I The subscribers have this day
\j associated themselves together as Paitners; for the
purpose of transacting a Wholesale Grocery, Produce,
Liquor.and Commission arm of John
Black & Co., No. 219 corner of Liberty and Irwin sis; ‘
JOHN BLACK,
ia*r3ty M M’CULLOUGfI, JR.
'AHBS GOSZ.IHC,
[AUKET STREET.
id. A. GOSLING,
No. 01,
CLAIR STREET,
lOI.ESAI.K ASS KCTAU.
Dealers it,
r <V;'Jt ntld Atittricatij
Faucv' and Staple
DRV GOODS,
LLINBRY, fc
ING AND SUMMER
• PITTSBURGH’aTEAMKABBtBVvVORKSi
319r.3£l and 333 Liberty, opposite.TSmiihfitld ft.
MONUMENTS. Gravo Stones* Mantels^-Furniture
vTopB, and all kinds of raanufatturoil Marble,
ways ou haml,and made ToorderomtbefcLprtestnoiice
Several hundred designs for original and
selected, on hand. Tfie.tfade Tarnished with Marble at
the lowest prices. -Orders promptly attended to.:
marl:4m * W. W. WALLACE.
Oiuolattonof pwuteribl^
,rpHG:Faunershiphitherto existing beiween the sub-:
A scribera,doing btufoessinthfe name of Jobu filack
ft Co;j is this day dissolved by mutual consent I!.- Mc-
Cullough purchasiijrih&entire imeTeßlot JoJm Blacki/i
s&id business; H. McCullough having the right to u*o.
the name of .the late firm id settling ihebmußeas.andthe
exclusive right to recede all outstanding debts, and to
pay altdebts duebythe late &rm. .
JOHN BLACKr
iienhy McCullough.
N. B.—The business will be contfonedby the«tbs6rii
ber as usual, at ius old stand, coraer of Penn and Irwin
streets, _ HENKY McCULLOUGH.
Putsbargh,Ttfarch3,lBs2.
GJEOROK AI.UB.iSK, r“
ffo. 71 comer of Wood and Fourth tit.,
• gffl HAS Just TOCeivedlisSorififfStook of
tHsupeiior BOOTS and thesrfSSi
■ Ja{ ,eBIB " lot workmanship that can besot together
any one.eslabtislimenvof like amoant, fi the
blemishes^e^-^ounttX^SletchMtS^aofheS'SeVei
™n?2i? O '«‘SV lodfada^wlf^si«ma?
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fifengf rahlT fihi>l£'uif*.x
Judd’s Medicated Mnnld Cuticle. J> - ' Import***to Females.
■Tin IS Article is intended for familyose.snd sKDnid be TVOCTOIU.ATROBE>B FRENCH FEMALE PILLS.
1.-found in the posscaamn of eeery.family irvlliw Imltl.’ l/ TrnlnnocclH.-»aic gnd'cireclgat rCglS&yrb'fCStnrrJ
Mechanicswlio-are in constant dangeroftPjury to their sis or orCreon Biciroess, FleOr, AibttsorVV'hjter,Bap
persons through accident, ami the improper or careless prossion, Pyernenorriiaia, Ncrvqus.pcbiUrty general
use of (oois.wiil Gml this article to bo invaluable €> WcairtpßS, Naaiea, I’oins ill lhe Head and LErnD3\Lo»l
Uicm.and after afa>tttlat,-KiJlcon<idcriundiipeniab|c.: of Tremors, Cost -
; “ That mny cemfcr that having. livenesi, Irritabiliiy,i)FSPepsia/t>r.ljldlgeBlion,.Flsui-:
rrtquemty made use of Judd's Medicated LfnuidCtfticle, | enci 0 { Wind, and all tllcrintfComplaim*. Price SI
prepared by Messrs. Pen&eld dr Camp, MiddletoWn. cents, or five boxed for St,OK" Sold wholesale and re-
Conneoilcnt,eheerfally recommend St to oar profession- tail pyW. c. JACKSON, 2JO Liberty street* head of
al brethren, asaa excellent substitute foradtoeleeplaj- ‘ - { rimggist
ter,lu dressingborne, cuts, scalds,bruises, and allhinds
ss wooi cnA&wStei{®r e '
q V?M. H CASBY.M.D, ’ 1
V. HAFRIBONj.MIL,
i F. WOODRUFF, MJ>.. T l
I • HAMILTON BREWER. “
ELLSWORTH BURRjft&o .Hou&le.
! Comprising all the practising physicians in the efcy of
M F<KTby B. A. FAHNESTOCK fc CQ„
- Vyl : - ’ :■ • • comer of. Wbod&ntf Pint bis.*
Compound. Syr op of follow Dock Hoof,
fiCCBMES tlie fronl rank amotiff the profrle'oiry
\)^ne4idnc*'of-thisidonatty for.completely.cpring;
Canter. Salt Rheum, Er>-Bipeias,an4alloa.ofdiMMEB
fcrtaing from an impure Biate of the-Mood. Ateo, Liver
Complaint, Catarrh* JDuwg!Bffl,
Coughs; Soreness and Tightness about thei Chest, Broji
chiiis, or Hoarseness, Dry ness, ani a tickling sensation
aboaubaThroatjand isased with unprecedented sun*
FEMALE WEAKNESS ANDGENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tCfte io the
various organa, and Invigorating theentire system. , --
If the testimony of thousands of livwg wiutesieaifrom
all parisof the: country, can be-rehcd-upon,uis singu
larly efficacious m earing alt Human, and ifcsumng.de*,
bilitated and broken down consmauDHe. Ir is purely*
vegetable in Its composition, and so-accdntely Com
bined in Its proportions that the chemical) botanical and
medical- propctties of. each.- ingredient harmoniously,
unite to PUUII'Y TUB 10*001). w „
It hai rwnovedmany chrome diseases which, hat bafv
fled the'akHl of the best physicians, and has also- cured
Canker*Salt Rheum, Erysipelas .and ScrofoJa, wMch.
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed the Jeasiim
preasionupon. - •;•. • ••••••* ■«
: it has been. tested< In many eases of CANCEROUB
HUMORS. The most obstinate Cancers have been
cured by this medicine. We say that it is a valuable
medicine in alt BILIOUS COMFLAINTS. It removes
all obstruction, in ihe ctronlauon, rendering the Liver
free, active and healthy. It removes Palpitation of the
Heart, and relieves in nil cases of Asthma; and may be
aseduiaUeiimsteSp&nd aiaUseasons of Uie year.
: . This Syrup is prepared only by G. MORSE tc CO., at
iO2 Fountain street, Providence.'R. I ,and sold- whole*
laleand rewiUby , .. B.N. WICKEttSHAW,
Only Agent for Western Pennsylvania, v *
jcll'.y Warehouse, corWoodand Sixth, fits., PUiab'b
CBOUP,“ASTHMA’and CONSUMPTION.
In offering to the community this justly celebrated xe
medy for diseases of the throat and lungs, it is dot our
wish to tnftewith the lives or health of the afflicted, bat
frankly to Isy befoTe them the opinions of distinguished
men and some of the evidences of Its success, from which
they can judge,for. themselves. Wie sincerely pledge l
onr?elves to make no wild assertions or false statements
i of its efficacy, nor will we hold out any hope to suffering
'humanity winch faeur will not warrant.
- Many fteofs are here given,and we solicit an Inquiry
from tbe public toto aff we publish, feeling tatfursdittey i
willfind them perfectly reliable, and the medicine wor
thy their best confidence and patronage.
From the distinguished Professor of- Chemistry and Matt*
.. rra Afcttca, Jßotodoxn College* v -
Dear Sir :1 delayed answering the receipt: of your
preparation, until! had an opportunity of witnessing its
effects in my own family, or in the famihesof my friends.
This! have now done with ahlgh degreeofsalisfac-l
lion, in oases both of adalis and children. ■. ; - 1
I have fcnmUtf Os its mgredients show, a powerful re i
medy for colds and eoughs find pulmonary diseases. - : j
PARKER CLKAVELAND, M.JX
. Brukswicz, Me., Feb. i
I
From an Ovmefr *n tAt.Hamilton Mills t in this City,
Lowell. Aug. 10,1849. .
. J)r. J. C. Ayer: t have been cared of the worst cough
I ever had inmy life, by your hCiiebst Pectoral,” and
never foil, when I have opponamiyof recommending l*
to others.. _ Yourfli respectfully,
8. D. EMERSON.
fly Read the following, and see if this mediclno is
worth a trial. The patient h&d become very feeble»aiui
the effectof theinedicme was umuistakahly distinct .
: . States Hotel, Saratqoa Spbirgb, )
July 5,1949 ' $ .
' Pr. J.C.Ayer*—Sir r. I have been afflicted with-Spain*
ful affecuon of the ium;s,.andall the symptoms of settled
consumption, for more than a year. I could find name*
Uicinetnat would reach my cokr; until I commenced the
use of your u CnKBRT PEcroKAL,” which gave me gradual
relief, and I hnve been steadily gaming my strength till
my health is-well nigh restored.- •- . •
while aslm» your medicine, J had -ihe.grauficuuon of
curing with umy revereml friend, Mr.Troman, of Sump
ter Irfitncf, who had been suspeuded from his parochial
duties bye severe attack or Uraachitis. v •
- I have pleasure in certifying heso facts to y.,ou
And uinj sir.youra respectfully, r "
- •••J. E. CaLHOUU, of south Carolina •
: following was one of ihe. worst of eases
which ihe physicians ami friends ihoaghltobe incurable
consumption
CiIEBTKB,Pa.>Aug.£2,I94G.,
J. Ayer,“Sir: 1 was taken with ;aterrible cough,
brought on by acold.tutbe beginning of last February
.and was confaued to. my bed more tuan ~lwo raanlha.-r*
: Ceughing incessantly night, and day, 1 berhme ghostly
and pale, my eyes were sunken nnd glassy, ami my
breath v.cty eliori.- lndtcd, I-was rapidly failing, and
TOCbdistressJor breath,that but little hone ofmyrecovv
ery could Ira entertained. Whilelnthissituation, a friend
of mine, (the. Rev. John Keller, of the Methf distchurch,)
brought me a bottle of your Cusa&Y PsvXtajin, which 1
tried more to gratify-hira, than: from any expectation of
Obtaining relief. It* good effect induced me to continue
its use,: and I soon fou'nd.my health inuch improved.—
Now in three months, l am welt and strong) and can at
tribute mycure only to yoar great medicine.
. ..." With the deepest gratitude, yourr, Ac.
JAMES GODFREY. -
• Prepared and sold by James C.'Ayer; Practical Chem
ist, Lowell, Mass.
K/*. Sold in Pittsburgh wholesale and. retail, by D. A\
Fahnestock, and by J. M. Townsend; in Allegheny City;
by ll.P.Schwartz, and J. Douglass, and by druggists
generally. " dec SO
Br» De Xaney’t Celebrated Curative In*
'/■ atrument,
The only Infallible Cure for that Dreadful Disease
- known as Spermatorrhea or Involuntary Noctur
nal Emissions, .
SO harassing and destructive, and productive ef to
much mischief to the nervous system, incapacitat
ing the mail for businesi, society, and matrimony. -
This Instrument ie simple, comprehensive, ana
failing, arid mayb&usef:Without'tb& slightest inconve
nience or the knowledge, oL the mosUhum&te friend—
It is to b& use'd externally, prddueingnopain nr injury
whatever, norprcveaiing any one from attending to bu
business; and while in use. noi aifnghf mission can
take place, tnrigwo/tMg ih a ifuntiime, to
such an extent that i/i«y-Rt£>AiN nmjt patMmvK PowKff
ovbotxktioh, the loss of which, caaaedbyearlyabu*e*
Is the disease in question, ami the cause of the thousand .
concomit&hi complaints, vixi Nervousness; Prostration,'
Pain -in ; the Head and DimnessofVision;
Weakness of the Buck and LnwerExtreimtiesjAffec*
lioivs of the Eyes, Impotence, FimpleSof the FacefPic
mature Decline of VjriJuy, Weakness of Memory and
Power for Mental Application, Dejection, Aversion to
Society, TiraldUy, Love of Soli;ude, Ac t
AU ihtse templar nts mtariably disappt'ir as soon at the
souteess slopped frorn iohich ihtf emanated. : _ :
This Instrument has been examined and approved of
by tlie highestahtltorities in Ecroie and America, is re-
Commended by - the roost prominent Physicians of all
countries, 'as' the snly firm inyandy: existing for those
complaints^-ii td has:hbw completely superseded the use
of drugs, the boogie, cauterizalion, hoUo mention
the thousand advertised ncsirutnaoftheday, as cordials,
antidotes, &G.,iJfC.ltcoDStitDtcp J ;at;thesQmeiime,tlie
safest, \hemastpUasant;msil by for iherAeapurtreatmenl
overofiered ifrthcSfflicted,' a fair-price being allowed
for the Instrument, after the desired effect has been .at*
tatned. >-
. Be U alsorcnierabered, thatihoscfcomplaints arc bat
little understood by the profession in genera), and that
all the medicine in the world never has, and never will,
stop , those losses, which, if allowed to continue un*
checked,: are sure to produced-thc most distressing con*
sequences.
it has been uroaUerof surprise to some, that any one
of respectability and of professional attainments should
devote his attention to diseosea which people of-every
description pretend to cure so easily, if, however, bat
• the onethoasaudtb part cf the imserieslhesepeople bring
upon society were knoWt»,a very different opinion would
he formed.- And it to .notonly'ihe ptesentciisery and -
dejccuon,-preyiDg <m tbe mind ns well asihe body, that
is deplored, but some- are of such o nature ah to affect
posterity, and eveniodeiiroy.the reproductive faculty;
altogether; It is a fact that, whoririot properly treated;
they mayreraain so dormant iarhe cottstituribh as to up*
pear in no otherway than iu theiE effects ppon postcniy;
yet, if aOßreasiljrabdspeed
ily removed.' The above,so ingeniously contrived instru
ment, Will doubtless, irr a.gTeatmeasure, contributed
cheeictheevilsbfquickery, bo prevalent in this class of
diseasesjthroughonttbeUuion, , %
- r The pnee of: the complete instrument, carefully secur
ed against nliobsemuon in a box,;is onlyslo.lt>can
be senurbyexpress. ip.any address in any part of the
United SlatesiCanadafAc., according to order, accotn*-
panied by fsltdirectioD*, arid important advice torho
married andsTnglej:^the expenses; even-toibe remotest
parts of tbe conatry^b c lhgym , y tnQlng. *
,The unoxampled sacceßsifiis Instrtlraent has obtained
since its ihU'OdQctlon iii AraerieQj Uas lndDced somo nn
nrmcipted pendnaiuNew Ybrk,-Philadelphia, Albany;
op some Tidiculbus tbings,- called
“ Initrumeuts,” whiebrhowever* bear not TiatSLiostv
XfiTiesembtanceVinifiAtfrtrt/omnor-princfpfe.romy
own invehied,-long irtedv and universally approved In
siramentsv and which are as similar to them as night is
to light. • Every attempt to sell such “instruments” for
mine will be prosecuted 10 the fullest extent Of the law,-
. I being not willing' to.connect the welL and- honestly
earned reputation of.my inventions with quacks and
their worthtessproduciionx. r 'IVe Insirumsnt is genuine
andrions eanbetoananiedbul those ordered ftommwlf;
AU appUcauons. andlremiua&ces must be directed
(post paid) totbe Doctor himself,he havlngno Agencies
established hut in London anti Paris. • * -
New York P ° £l deLaney, slLispenard; at.,
- , from *> A. M. tiU 3P. M, and from
,Ttm&£ M ‘> 6 exeepted.
“ e un ®? T,^ffnc^cen ' f y> w,l hgfeatpleasure, that
the aopye-menuoncdlnstrmncmis not or.lyconstracied
on Eclenii&cprinupies,sdt|hatfrom its use thehappiest
results may always.wiih confidence, beanticlpaled,
sn®wheingf for thc cute of those diseftses, NO'OTHBR
CERTAIN REMEDY EXTANT.
HENRY S KELLER. MJ>.
MD.HO Chamber street,
.. C ECKHAUDT, AU*., 24 Howard street,,
«■ New, Yoax.
Dr. nx La trails nreparcd toexecQte all orders for sur
gical apparatus,>vlx: Artificial Arms and LegSf which
move like natnml membersr Apparatns for Luxation:
for Comracted Legs j for carvamre of ihe Spineand
Waisti for' False- Joint* of the. Arms-ond-Knee*; for
Paralytic Legs j, for Club Foot; for; Laerymat Kstnles [
for Failing Or the Reciam* HypogustrießcHs^Bedsand
Chairs for Sick Persons ;:Crntcbes,Trasseß,;Ae.}-Orthi>*
pedic Corsets; Ac., &C. AU work wananted. Lelters
mast be postpaid, containing a proportionate remittance
or city reference. - • [fcbgs;ly
STE4M BOAT rRIsmiNGS-rComprisiug Ja pan.
the; roll owing: Tablo.linen, Uuclcbsck Diaper.
Wash B*co Strip, Table CaMring and Table-COTers.
Napkins, which wow constantly HCeWlng from
tlto {jpmmen andautniiihctarere.fCaU at No. 8S Jbswh
awea . t»prtl - TV. hI’CHNTOCIa
_ vurt.o: <liHu^ — -
"perfect cenaintyrand thetnon who will now allow a
Hernia to progedd antilaccmdluon of things isproduc*
i ed that nothing can alleviate bnv the knife,of a skilful
i BOfgeoivU wholly-inpxcasabie.- - Aronmre In Us ordi
nary: form,. may,’ with propriety,.be left, to the person
afflictedmul the truiMnakefi bat to go as many persons
QO, wlihQttteven abandafltp ot-any Jond:.to retain it,.of
ten renders the case perfectly unmanageable. and leads
b>.woat Js termed which often has
no relief, but in a,!snr*ical operation... In: the Trass to
Which we invite the attention; of the afflicted,there is
every superiority over hhe inußes ond-bandager in
common use ,lt is perfectly comfortable, ami can bo
made to *M any case of Hernia with nn exactness and
.eqnabieness.of ptesfMe that'does not belong to any r
other instrument with which we are acotfaimed; and
l .wiii retain miy^ptarh'With ease-and eemfort to-tha
wearer. Physicians of the highest standings the pro
i fessioahave given testimony toils great superiority-over
the ordinary.trasses . In. nae.' Thft.Truss oT Dr. Hob
bwd will care one-half the cases of ordihaty Rupture,
i We ad vise those -afflicted to; make application in time.
I CP" References eftht highut character un te firm in
i this City+bv calling onlht ttgtni. v.
). Persons from a distance- can—have-them sent, by
sending,the measare round- the body.. -t ** -
nr DR. GEO. 11. KRYBER,
. 140 Wood strcet.sole agent for Puuhargb
marlVdtw
TOIHVALIDS ASXr THB BICR,
THE CELEBRATED COMSTOCK MEDICINES.
‘RURBT. The Q -Sat Paw. ExmcTOtt {CanneTn £
JC Dally’* retiring all Uarnsund all External Pains
and Sores
2d. Balm tf Columbia Tor Staying or Restoring the .
Homan Hair. -
3d. Hem's NerveandßonsLiniment and Jndian'Viftf*
ffai&Eirrir, a cure for all cases of Rheumatism.
, 4ih. McNair'*Accusnc Ori,a cerUuncure for Deafness;
. Sih. fiai/t JLtafrnm&O'knowncnre tor the Files. .
•-v.Bth» Sttk-Kiadache Remedy.: ■ -
. ?th. AtatArr’* Relit/, for all women in. the faintly way.
1 Bih; r £ongley'* Gr*at Western Indian -
Colds and feverrsh; fechngs and prevenUnirfevers jfor
Asthma, Liver Complumt and Bilious Affections; for
Diarrheas; Indigestion nod Loss ofAppellte; for Costive*
nera in females and males, and nervous complaints; for
SiomaclrAlfcctiofls; Dyspepsia, Piles, Rheumatism, &c.
The great poio-s are r ii is not bad. to taka, Jiovef gives
pain, and never leaves one costive..
Oth KolmitocVsYermifugt{ Worm Killer,)forChlldrcn
Or grown persons.
lUIU. A2rj; Breton’* Dual Pain Killer. No medicine
has beendiscoveredvtnat is so happily &dapte<Ha: use -
tnifinaZiy as drops la be taken> oncl. J > , et pejform-sach
wonders when upptedtrwmaffy as a-wash or bath by •
friction. Inbouita fr-om iS|u> 60 cents each.
-llth.rSaunlbbs’s itaaeft and Bedßug: Bane, for 1 driv
ing away Vermin m a short time* :>
cclebratcdX*n*j and'JVmpwahcif
Biturt
13th, Dr.Bariholamno' , sPjnle Syrup, the ponolcr EX*
pectorant ror caucus, colds, jnfluen-
ZA.Ae. r '
- 14th. 'ThsEastTndia & NetaYotkHair Dyes , the Dili?
SURE coloringfor the Jlnlr. * * ' 7
15 Ji iltrCsßalm of China, a Chinese Remedy for CdU,
Ac.
; 16th. Extract of Sarsaparilla, This article has ontliv-'
edall other SarsflpanUas } andftil!givc3n3great satis*
faction as ever.
•. 17th. : The 1 celebrated spread Strengthening'Plaster,
made froroDr. LuTs recipe, and the most-popular in the
market.
. 18th. Dr. Khne'e Tooth Aeke Drops: A ceitainand easy
cure for Tooth Ache. . .
- Iftth. Br. 1 Comstock has lately bought the right for the
United States, of the celebrated Concentrated Mineral
Water found at the Salr Splints of Doctor Wm.C.
Chase, at St Catharines, C. VV, This medic foe -licra at
tamed & notoriety snd popularity neverbeforc equalled
by;any preparation ai. that place,:and its sale Ims been
commensurate with its merits, whldh uro extraordinary.
All the remedies are fully described to ALMANACS,
to be given to. all who call , where the Medicines are
kepi
; NOTICE. AH preparations: heretofore known As
tl COMSTOCK’S » or COMSTOCIT&CO.’a, always be*
loneedand nowrbelongs EXCLUSIVELY to Dr. Lucies
S. Comstick j and though the. signature ot Comstock'&
Co.< wiHbe continued, thUdxtm label with the fac«similo
ffiS f Dr. L. S.C, will in future designate tho
aIL others mu*t be spurious *
LUCIUS S. COMSTOCK.
• D* Tlio above medicines can be had in this placeof
febC WILLIAM JACKSON.
No.’MO Liberty'EUeet, head orWood;
-- - ———— axa unerry. .
The test remedy ever fatoian toman for Coughs, Colds,
• • AstlmayCrcup, Bfonttoti*', Influenza, Biasing.the
Lungs r D-flieulty of £reathing,jflertion.cflhaXiter,
Pointer'Weakness*/the Breast or tiitUfFirti Stages hf.
: yjn thorty this Bctiiam u peculiaTh/
• adopted xo every disease cf thtlMngs, and Livery rehie n
is produced in. curevericaryinz&miau. ~
TXrjblt CuEHRYUos locgbeen.knowrUQPO£B£*s im*
Tl pqniuiimfidicmatrropeifiM;
to : every matron ih oar onan pre
scribe itinnifierenvfortnsfortt vaiiery -of complaints.—
Tar also baa been eqUaUynotea fdritS vinuesy arid Some
pby wd#ha whose-names are familiar to tbe-wbdleeoafl
twibns goneso/ar as to declare that even CONSUMP
TIOtf could .be cured by that- alone,,-fu tiihor hands
again, it wos nearly vaiueless. owing, no doubt to their
ignorance in- preparing and administering
now entirely obvlaietl. by patient -cxpenmeftvaad lon**:
experience.
~ The extraordinary medicinal powers of thesotwo sub
stances are now for theiirst tLcrto combined and erabod*
icd in Dr. WISTAR’S BALSAM OP WILD CHERRY;
By a nice ebeaical pircess, oyery thiag defetcriojia-.or
:useie»s is rejected, so that what remains is the mest ex
traordinary and truly efEcaeroos'remedy for alt kinds of
pulmonary and liver diEcases ever known'to man- To
convince aU nnbelievers thatonr theory ia really true,
werefer toafew cases of curcsperrormed'by'thiswon
deifol medicine:- - *. * *
; PtKAB*irr Bmos, llam. c0.,0-Sept:S7,
ID.Pabi—Dear Sir: I take the liberty of advisior
you of the benefit-I have- derived, from the use of Dr,
wistaria Balsam of Wild Chftrry.. I was prostrated by *
ihatiem.bleBcourgeCoxsumptioo.iablaylasi.- TUeai
lack-was troly horrifying to me; for five'of our family
(my brothera and -.sisters) bad dled-of Consumpiion.'-I
was afflicted wiih nearly all the .worst ieamres of the
i disease. I bad a distressing cough, and expectorated a
great deal of. blood, beetle feverf&everop&insin the side
and ch-at, cold chills, alternating with flashes of heat,
and copious nightsweatx- \ • . ' . , .>- .. c.
I was under.ths.caroiefra skilfnlphyßjclan from the
time! was taVensicknntii about six weeks since,being
then about helpless, and my friends considered rrjy care 1
hopeless, fir at least beyond our physician’s ekUl. ndvts- ,
cd the use af'Wislni’s Bateam’ofwildeiierry. Wuh
ouimy knowledge my faiher procutedit undcouuneneed'
adrainislering it to me. and from the iirst dayl commer
ced takmg.it mydreahh improved,-and iri’-twb ! week*X'
nwajabie to be-out and oversea uiy and labor,
which I still comma# 10 do. ,1 : have’token four bottles
ottlie medicine, and nowconslder myselfpetfeeily well.
, JEREMIAHISCBIG.
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE’!
, ' RusnvitxEi Fairfield co, O,IBSI,
Mr. J. ©.Park—Pear Sir:-I with to slate tft-yohthat '
my daugh!crAman(!a, ngedJfiycors, l>ad.about a year
umco a veryMVere aitockof meitslesi wbichrcduced
her very much, and left fcer with a recking eopgh. X
employed all of the physician* rwitblaour reach lor the
burposeofremoVingbereouKh,bm\vithbutsucceß«
SheappehredtobusioklUgiJntb’aaeclntetwitbdvery
»ynipipmorconsampuon.:Jtheatried.©r.RdgM’sl,iv
erWortandTarvivJlm’this, aggravated :her i, donuh,"add
gayßhejraymptomsoPasblliippremaliEnanwhariiCter.
i,T'' a 9 trem
bling fear tint! front dayio day s&wihe progresß of that
msgtiahtedisease* Consumption. . X really.despaired of
mydaughter'a’recovcryv j Bat X: providentially Saw the
eertmeateof JomnbanConlson, whose daughter, Sarah
1 vttfed orcbnstimpuon'byiWisiarVßalsam of
1 J v , ll « Cherry created’a faunvhoporthatit might
help my daughter, anttUmmedioielyhiimmeheed using -
il,amlttElntostlnsfamlygavcrellef. tXcrhcaUb was
, improved ftom; the first bdfUe, and,by the'use oflwo
botilespf;Wisiat’».Balsaraof .Wild 6btsry’shKwas tei-
I “red to perfect hctilth.aiidsbo-ls not how at 01l predis
i posed toa cough.:.l will say toillihatareafflietedwiih
j ? ? f ,1,,
- ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE-
Will miracles-never cease t - More evidence of its
i surpassing heßlih-reslorative virtues:
i(From Hr. Baker,.Springfield; Washington co.. Kv t
. Sritsonuib, Ky.,niav 14.1Hi0
. Msssiis: Sißroan & pstit: 1 rake this, opporta,,iry 0 f
informing you of a most retuaikablo care performed up
.onmeby ihc ttse of. Br.Wismt’s Balsam of Wild Cher
in too year ISIO X.was taken with the ihflsmmaUanif
the bowels, which J labored under for six weeks, when -
I gradually recovered. In die fall of 18<r I was aKhck
cu wuh a ssvere Coitl.whichscalcditaelf aponmy lures
and/ortUespace of three yeafs.XiwaS confined, to mv
bed, Xtrlcd all kinds of memcliies: and every variety of
ola.withont benefit t-and-dins-X.-wearied-along until the’
winter of lfiis, when I heard of Hr. Wistatis BalSatn of
Wild Cherry. . ' .
. . My friends persaaded mo. to give U a trial, thoaeh T -
had grven up nil hopes of recovery ;-and had prenared
myself for the ehange of another wiitlil, Throaah their
solicilationa l wasindoced t. make use’Sf thoaertirthT.
.Wisi&r’aßalsamotAYUd Cherry. TheeffiaftWra tort?
astonishing, lAfier five years of affliction ami Bofibrinr
and after having spent four or five hondredddliara mils.'
purpose,’mra-thejmst-ond most-respeetabl# phyeicinVm
had proved uratyailmg, .It wug soouiestbred in lr„li.„
health oy did blessing of God and the iisedf tlr'wSs„- e
Balsamof WiidCherry,, »r ; Wtaar-a
May the blessing of God, rest upon 'ihri ,
so vainablei’a-mediciho ■ as-Wlstdr’s
Cherry,-v.Youfs respectfully, . .w h
’ By Geduine: Wisutr’s Balsam’ of "Wild
l fac-simile nf the signature of Henry Wlsm? sr ,1 X f
adelphia, and “Sanford A Park n Piul ;
cinnaU^O.fGene^agSt^to^raCi^if^^' 6 * ‘
addressed. “eem, townomallordersmnstbo
street and.the flismnny. f! 4 ! J T>'offo'
Hjk C3Jones, Coadortpnttj P crooks© *iwSS* 5
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