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fbin’e for 8200, amt br'irr tiooJ-.of every description,
vc?v low «r um Custom ’rorlc mutle to outer in
(iSuoftib'd fe t> le, wnd on rcagQDiluc terms |nprl7
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■VTW'*Wdlliat BOUUYER, at the Bus Hiyb Clothing
1 grcas No <rtsMbertysireet,*eUnncoheape:stCU) ■
_ : • ? • , » i« made ami ftsbiormkly cut'Calli
uml«xami»« and, you will i.olbe disappointed,. •
.-.‘v; v . jQ.ii fi»ceivi;d, by Express,* spUudtd aasoruneni.of
* Fancv Caalmcrcj*, Browni'Greeu and Bluo Cloibt. *i»p
• other Fashionable Gaodsj taltaMc forthesoason, wh«c f
-•.■,.■ \v e are prcpaicd iomake to order,(without diaappoinb
lufitit ) in u style unsurpassed mthe City.
-* ' •4301**'*- nod *ee. marSl
STOiS-fc* i
•' - • --Comer* of-" Wood : and. Water iU.
' ; Jo)m Callahtm & Co.# Propclewri,
pabuels respectfully call a ”«. e f'
I ' ttrolrte onraloclr of Ready Made .C.ottiinff*
expressly for Ibis market, und. in superior tX me .?. n
-determined to sell low £>r cash. Our
beta*: a </aiefc Sa et ortd■Smeii- PrfijVf. • ■. ..•
-Our/ WSrerm.ini up stair-, is
large wwkofClo'K Ca«uflci«s Vh is?r> “™IS
OloiUft.-ot every deacnpttou,ai.d.iQ faei, >
in out lino «tu f aWo for ihc ' eav ?, rt * a ! »d a t ver, low
ere imikjngu order jf 1 for yourselves
' Pr mi?o oy * 9 a ca[l>& JOHN CAI.I.AHAN ft CO.:
1 — ""'TiWIS cT'WKW,
MEBCHA2IT TAILOB,
“‘Republic,
’ ■ 'cre^clcblciJ l from the Inlcsl imponalinns,
Sn,’ n ?'ocw«ockoi m.(k and Colored CUITUb.
rA'ioiMBKKSond 1 VKSriNGS, which Tor. newness 01
dcstois end nehnes of labri-s, are noi sarpasied by
of New VorV -AU of wl .ch ho i. pro
niir«u tamaio to order in fc superior style, at uic !o\stpt
orico nos-?Ui!e.ami.*•* rdially invite purchasers.to-caU_
q]mJ 'examine the stable before purchasing elsewhere. ...
TO THZ. f tfiS I 'haVc j.o authorized Agent in this
city, fur the shlo of ray work on G\RM LNT CL FILNO;
■ft can omy tchad at the siore ; or the .subscriber, «*•
’Market >\!ec!."ni the following prlcea,vjt: wl “ * n . sir °*b
tiona,BlO} without,§7.
v.marl? -
JAMES C. WATT.
SIS W CLUTHISO HOUSE.
EDMUND WATTS A CO, '
MERCHANT TAILORS,'
..... .Vo. 185' Liberty street, above St. Clair,
H UVE opened A new Clothing fciorc, al ilie above
‘place, ami are now rceciving a splendid lot ol
■ ■ Dloi'-si Cassimeres, Vcyiinjis, Ac.,of the lan-.st impprtn
llon.-porchi«J with a i e«pceial view lo cny trade,and
whielitley ate prepared lo make up 10. order m the la ,
r testandmoSl fashionable atyles. Ihey; intend In pay
' siricialteniioniolhisbranch of.ilietr.business,pnd ihfy
have full confidence that ihey willhc able lo siYo.thetr
customers entire sail-fa-.,0n They are nEo nmnufnelu
nnr n of HEADY MADE CLOrHINO. of
lhe'ncwest siyles, winch they, "ill sell low for cash
• As aU ibi* slock is cnurelynctr, ms worthy iho litten
on or bv y*r« v
BPttIKOUSD 1
THREE BIG DOORS l
Kb. 151, Liberty Street, Pitteburgh.
JOHN McCLOSKEY has new Ihe pleasure of an
- nimneihirliYliis Jiuracrous.ftiends ana toe public in
KeneiaUllmtbisSprint; and Summer etock is now read;
for inspeciicn,. which ho believes will -bo found 10 be
one of the - largest mid bestMdeetedstacVsofKeady
•Made Clothing to be found m the Western Country.
Hehasitiis season naui move thau usual uttcMion tc
: the manufacturing aimstvle of .his Garments, so thatthe
YBry lowest priced, as well as the finest,are got up m *
/Style ulad elegance noua be surpassed.. :•
• • ile:wouM paruculsily call the attention of all dealer*
• in-Glothioe to his present splendid assortment of
■ Oarmentif ■ ■ ;
As h® feels confident, upon examination of the qualities
and prices Of bis goods, he can offer them such induce,
momsuashall moke it their tniereßltopurchase ac,hi».
Many yeartf expericncci and great success in ihe bu
, slnesMogetherwiih an unprecedented wholesale oarf.ri*
iail patronage, has enabled Mm to get up Garments to
shit the business habits and indies of. every location id.
the Union, which is of the utmost importance.to whole
*ale purchasers. .
•InlheCutUngtlepßrtnient will oefounda choice ne
• letuon of the most fashionable goods,consisting o.—
French, English and jZniencan Bivudcioihs, •
Cashmere us, Ac. Ac. Also, an excellent asapt imeiii oi
VESTINGS* of the latest and roost fashionable styles—
all of which he is prepared to make to order in luc bes»
fannnerandftUhe most reaeonable prices.
COM IS, THKN,‘ONfi AND ALL! •
' The AsK9riruent,thc Quality,and the Variety, is the
most extensive, undoubtedly, to be.fawd m tto Lnncc
Elates „“*!£_
... Kmporinia off bJRht I _ .
CEREBRATED ETHEBEAIi OIL AND LAMPS.
. X»r: ir.'WKIGUT, (successor to J. S. rotrou), M.iuu
-W -m (uciurcrof und Dealer Wholesale and Ketml ui :
the above homed Oil and Lumps, is now receiyinga large
or LAMPS, for burning the Lihereal <W,
■ Cumphme and Pine Osl.. Also, Lumps of. every desenp*
lion, forburmnff Lard and Lard OH. • • • .• . .-■
• Chandeliers, Girandole lla!) Lamps, Wicks,Globes,
Chimney Mots, Cans, ’and all things-pertaimug. to the
tr &hhrtal,CampMne or Pine Oil, regularly supplied
• Allordors left with the wagon, which is constantly
passing through the city. Will bcprotnpdy auendedjo.
N B. Lamps of all k»rH« altered to burn iheP.be
leal OiL All article" delivered m any part of the city,
or m Allegheny, free of cost WRiOHT
.••/. •••'■• ' No.S2Fourthst.,lAboUaHall,!...
nu2S between Market and Wood streets
“agency for Different Lines of Packet Shif3.
PASSENGER OFFICE,
3So. 410 lillierty Str.et, WtuburgU.
fur ?: W. BYSBES 4- CO ,09 6s«lA lira, ffnar C
Pfw,jY.t» Yuri: SO Waterloo Beat, Liverpool; and
QravUr strtti, New Orleans,
_ H \S a Une of Packets
i saUingeveryfivedaysifani t -40-^
TirVy*. Llverpoolto New York, a.
Line of Packets from Llv-
AgsJlyiMjy eroool to Philadelphia, on ■JgE&aSagr
■ mcc iuhtoenth of CQvbc^Si^fflESß
month; a Line of Packet* to Baltimore,on iho ihhh o,
each month. -Also—a Line of Packets on the eih ami:
S4lh of each month from London and Portsmouth to
-NewYork.• ' -... ••
for any amount,
»t the lowest rates of discount} and all infotmntion
vlren ccncernimr passengers, that- can. be given, with,
pleasure, by their Agent. JOHN THOjVu SON,
: mar!s - • : dip Liberty gt.. Pittsburgh.
/ • .sure Voar noneyl
CHABLE'S P. FREEMAN & CO.,
; . (U.TS rBE««A», HOBOES AftD CIV)
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
114 BROADWAY,
ONE MOOR SOUTH Of ÜBEKrY STn**,i ,
. • NEW YORK,
HAVE now on--hand,and will be receiving daily,
through the season, New Goods, direct from tue
European manufacturers, and, Cash Auctions, rich, fa
ehionnble,'fancy Bi : k Millinery Goods. ; Our stock of
rich Ribbons, comprises every "variety of the latest and
moßi beaUnfttt designs imported. . • ■ v
•Many of our Goods are manufactured expressly to
ottr orueT, from our own designs and panems, nod stand
-ttrtriyaHed. WeoirerotirGcods for nett Coflijot lower
prices than any credit House in America can afford.
- >All purchasers' will find it greatly to their interest to
- reserve apportion of their money, and make se.ections
froraourgreat variety of rich cheapgoods. _
■ : Ribbons, rich, for Bonnets, Caps; fcoahes and Belts.
• - Borinel SflksiStttms, Crapes, Lisses and Tarietons.
• Embroideries, CoUars/Cheirlscus, Copes, Berthas.
' HAbils. Sleeves, Cnfft, Edgings and luscrtings. -
'• ‘Embroidericd Revierc.Laco.ond HcmsuchCain. HLfs.
• Blond*. Illusions, and Embroidered Laces for Cans.
• Embroidered Laces for Shawls,Mantillas andyeila. .
Honhon.' MenhlenrVnlcncienes, and Brussels Laccß.
*• EnglhUand Wovo Thread, Smyrna, Lisle Thread and.
■Colton Laces, j. • • . ~ . ,
- Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk, Glove# and
, Milts.
s French and American Artificial Howers.
English, American and Italian.-
Wiraw. Bonnetaund Trimmings. .. fmn.T22:2nr
Lorn
—-AUAM REISM3AR,
: {of the.late firm of Sands ARemcman.
LOCIH REIKE3IAS 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS JN
Clocks, Watcher Jcxatlry, Watch Rfourialty Tools» fyc., sc*t
nrnrsraEsny era Dpoa from. wood, phtsbcbch,
fIIAKE leave to jinnouncetolfre trade and the.public
5 X - generally, that they haveihemseivca catcfufiv bc
looted and imported from Europe, a large stockof Gold
’ and'SUvcr Watches, Watcn Materials,and Tools for
Watch makprsi and a most elegant assortment of Jcw
• dry. from tho best taonafactorieß—which they oiler at
prfcesns low hs ihoy can be. purchased la the eastern
of Watches consists of Gold and. SilveT
-Patent Levers» do Detached Levers { doLepines; Sil
verQaartiers; and -elegant French ’ time nieces,, of the
mSsltpproveil makes. Together with a large stock ol
Clocks, urid TrmftTicce'sji'rom thp licsl American iscto
rlThelr slick of Jewelry eon^sw'^de^ajejT
.Ideseriptlontn this, line, Bjeli as Finge^Rings.rarKlitgSi
Breast.rills, Biocelets; Gold, fob. and Gnard Clmtns,
Gold Guard Keys and Seals, Lockets, bold olid Sllyet
1 Bpectsclcs, Silver nnd German Stiver and dame ana
-Tea Spooin", and every hind of fancy nructcs geqerati}
.kepi in establishments ofthis description. *... .■ .- v- .•]
> They would respectfully call the attention of .
-to thetreztcnsive stock of Watch .materials and TocUsj
.of every variety,which they have most carefully sc»
lected. • , m , ,
They, have alsoda hand a large assortment of Tele*
' *cope&,.Sny Glasses and Opera Glasses, from the best
manufactory in England. Together wilha great variety
. ofoilier articles too namcrousto mention* . ;
. Clocks,.Watchea nnd Jewelry repaired in- tne best
tannqor and cmhe most reasonable terms.'. .{octll:v •
PUDDKU. & »'OaDi
i,“J°?” , ractUTer* anti Denier* In
MANOIIts.TER MINERAL • P AINT,
, - AiLtoiimiT CirfjTPji- ii
~' > ■ New York, December IStfi, 1831* .
I'SMVAOTf!,MANKHESVBR min-
p ”dser t Voub,and Ena .1 to ccm.
■ : SllicO, -
Alumina,
fat Oxuls ot Iron, -
' ' Lime, . -
Marneeto. ,
: Oiide of Manganese,
Water end Loss,
* , , % 100,QO
: -TheTowdorciJ Sample* contained in the box, which I
Bopnoie was the one yoadesirea also to have auaiyscd.
i find to differ from anv average or the lumps powdered,
and mixed together. ./Tina lasi yields as foI!ow ■:
PerOx.de of Iran, - -
, Hilicaiud Alumina, v ' -
tune, - - *
Magnesia, - - " >‘S
Water and Loss, . . * • ■ ■ ~ ■ :■
■■■. ........... 100,10
- This difference I presume arises from die mineral not
pelnrr uniform, some portions containing more Iron than
* others- The analysis stores the article to be well sort-,
edftr a dnrable paint. Hind tint by calcining the pow
der by a pretty high beat, the polar is much improved,
AMEslyio CHliyf ON, M. B. Chemm.:
jp» For sale by JOEL MOHLBB, 811 Liberty^street,
JAMES R. UEED & CO.,
Manufacturers of TiiEono
ljtes, Surveyors’ Compas
ses. Leveling and Grading
Instruments, &c., &c. .
SO. 30
. Smithfidd stmt,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
An assortment of the a
hove named Instruments al
ways on hand.
Also Clocks, Watches,
Jewelry, &c., &C.,
April G t 1852—2 m
■
\C| E are prepared to forward prodoce Ac. t U> ;
W Hhiladelp'iialaiiiieUiiHelif. rime, fire «uj«.
Ratos f6r Uncoil: lari i>oik;, beef, nOc V
Cotton,oltcese. curtbet.tvarc, Icallter,lenl Ih
toh«cco,wsl*>s - - ‘
Bncslomdfieil frml »nawol - - bits V 100 tbs.
[ oeltrioti: uccr anil buffalo skins,eg£B L .: j
1 brooms sailw - '* - • - 100* V ICO lbs
' ; ■ COVQOK &. GRAHAM, Agls.
&oo.'a
NO, 80 FOUBTU STUEET, mCoJiURGH.
WHE publiQ am mforraed ihiil we are uow running
j. regularly- to the Easi-ond West, ami are prepared to
forward all Goods entrusted to our oare. - r
A SPF.t»rA£» MESSENGER sent doily for Philadel
phia, nt 4 o'clock) P.M. Also, daily to: Cincinnati, at 7
o’clock, A*M....
. Ordeia transmuted free of charge, and Goods returned
byfirst.fcxnres*. •; -•
Bills, of Exchange for sale on Englandvlrcland and
Scotland* for any- uinouut, payable on principal Banking
Houses or PostOificc.s m the United Kingdom,
dcffM BAKER & FORSYTH, Agonts; :
fiierchimti* Portable Boat idne,
1852. jppll ftSSL 1852.
For the Transportation of Merchandise andProducti
(VIA. PENNSYLVANIA CASALS AN»» EAtLROADS), BETWEEN :
PITTSBURGH AND -PHILADELPHIA,
.-Dmcu ioiViaut ifcjfttspiiur. . f
tP* TIMK, TKN DAYS. i
- • PATTON ■ & RKYNOLDS. :
Depot. 231 Market et,(near Sixth.) Philadelphia. -
C A MCNULTY &. CO,
Cannl/Batm,4PB aud 410 Penn street, Pittsburgh. ;
HAVING increased our facilities and otherwise
proved our arrangements for we
nrn now prepared to receive a large ajnouut of Produce
and Merchandise, to sklo (on tt.c opening of me Canals,)
with promptness and dispatch. i;
The Section Boat system of transportation over our
Slate improvements has been in use about ten years-,
ondthe groat success nnd favor it has met with, is a suf* i
fic.lcnt-guarantee that u is no longer considered a 1
doubtful or uncertain experiment; but is.acknowledged i
by nil a< vastly superior to any' mode of transportation i
usvdonCanals. (whcu inlerscoicd by Railroads) - a
Goods londed-into our Boats ut IPitisburgh, remain
; undisturbed until unloaded at our Warehouse In Market
i street, I'ltUadelphia, thereby entirely avoiding the delav.*
i consequenton three different transhipments, and secov
i ring Lite delivery Of Goods m entire lots, the packages
i clean, and mns good order ns when shipped. • :
Produce, Ac , consigned to our House at Pittsburgh,
will be received and forwarded always at Ihc lowest
current’canal rates, alnelly according to mstraciions,
without any extra charge for commission, storage, or ad
vancing charges, Ac.
feb\!3
Faro Redncect t
WEST NEWTON PLANK ROAD ROUTE, :■■■«
FOR BALTIMORE PUILADELPHIA ana WASH
INGTON CITY. Fabs Reduced.
To Baltimoee. £2,00 less than Pa. Ralhoad.
To Philadelphia, Bl,Wl do do do
To Washington City* Sd.3U do do • do.
This is the only Office which insures a THROUGH
TICKET to Washington, and, by taking llsis Rome, pas*
sonqcrs will save time and:money. .. .
The MuilUeal (carrying iho. United States Mail,)
leaves the Monnngahe'a .Wharf, above the Wire Bridge,
EVERY AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock, via the Yaughiov
gheny River. .Passengers will lodge on ih© Boat, anu
uiko splendid United States Mail Coaches at West New*
ton, next morning, over the Plank Road, crossing the
mountains m daylight. Take the magnificent sleeping
Cars of tVe Baltimore nnd Ohio Railroad, at 10. o’clock,
p.M. Breakfast at Bah imore and Washington City,
dmc in Philadelphia, and nrxfve in New York the. same
evening. 1 • ■
Fare to Baltimore, • * * 8 o*oo.
do Plnladelphitti .. - - : , .* . 10»W.
. do VVa«himtton City. ' • 10 3 00.
. : : MON6NGAJLIELA ROUTE. .
The Steamer leaves the Wharf, above the Bridge,
: Oaily,ni6o , elock,'A.M. Travelerslcavmg Pittsburgh,
by the Morning Boat, will cross the mountains the same
uighf, and arrive in Cumberland -the next morning for
ihe rt o’clock train of Cafsfor Baltimore; Will sup in
Baltimore and Washington City, and arrive in Phtlaucl*
nhia at UoVJock, the same night
Fare to Baltimore. • - * - S O,CO.
do Philadelphia, - - •*• - 10,<-0.
do Washingipn City, - ■ - 10,50.
For Tickets', by either of the above Lines t plea»e eon
at the West Newton Plank Road Office, in the Monon
gaheto.House, WatcrslreeL J. J. EVANS, Agent.
■ aprO • • : • - ~ : -. ■ .- -
ftiiCUiUdfl CiSHTRAU UAllittO^
1552.
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT: LINE,
In vonrivcnon with ike Cleveland nnd Cincinnati Rail*
rr*ud, Cleveland and Erie Umiroad, Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad, and Michigan Central Railroad.
FAS9KNGF.RS will he ticketed throuch from any
poinLonLuke Michigan, to Cleveland, Cmeirmoti
nnd JtoMburgb. nnd item either of those places to any
pomumt/ikc Michigan. •
Till* Line will he composed of two new low pressure.
s!eame? s 'hadt expressly for the Ttrate. •
* CLEVELAND, - Capl. C.C StakaKP.
FOREST CITY, - - Cap', L. A. PIXHCB.
A IJoat will leave Cleveland f. r Detroit, nnd Detroit
for Cleveland, every evening. at Bfrc T clocie, arriving tn
both ewes {hft/ollowiiir morning, in season for the izjot-.
ring tram efca r s forCmcneo, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh,
ann for the Lnke Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit
■ 'l’toy w i*t Tun froiQ Cleveland m the following order;
FOREST CITY.
Monday Wcrine*ds> » IVtday.
CLEVELAND vr
• ••Thnrfday« •••.'Saturday.
CLEVELAND
Monday • Wedri#»*dDy»»
roncsT cirv
Tuesday*— *r
Tuesday - Thursday* • • • *Saiurdny*
' The undesigned arc prepared to make contractsfor
uil kinds of Fieieht. from Cleveland to Detroit, Mneki*
'iviw, Saute Sic Mane, amlaM pons ou Lake Michigan.
The OCEAN, CASPIAN am! S?T;LOUIS will compose
the line until ihe new Boats are ready •
- aoeyis
C BRADBERN K CO,Cleveland.
PITMAN, TROWBRIDGE & JONES, Detroit
n:irl4:6m - ___ - •• ■.
~ ' 18 5 2~.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
PKKMSTLVAJiIA RAILBOADt
Two Daily Trams From Pittsburgh to
PhlUdelpUla and Baltimore*
Only 30 Hours Through!
FARE, $ll
- ErpTc c « moll train will leave the Depot op Lib*
X erty strccl, above the Canal Bridge, every rooming
at fij o’clock; • ;■••• - t
S’assengMß will goby thecars to Turtle, Creek ISmtles*
where they will find the best of Coaches In Teadiucss to
convey them iM miles,over a first rate turnpike road to
Beatty’s station} (conductors accompany each train of
Coaehes),nml then take the cars to Holhdaysbarjr; and
thon take the-splendid sleeping carsdlrect to Puiladel
- phfa nntfßaltimore. - -• .
Possenffera for Baltimore take the cars of the York and
Cnmberlund Railroad ut Ilarnsburgb, arriving alßalti
-mare -to breakfast, and to Washington City the same
morning. • .
ThcEvening Train willleave daily at G-30, P. M., ar*
rivingatPluiadclphia tiexicvcnmg.
■ ■ Baggage checked through to Philadelphia.
D. Leech A Co.v*Erprcss Packet Line will leave daily,
at 5 o’clock, TV M-, connecting at Ulairs w il!c with the
Penmylvtinla Railroad. Through from Pittsburgh to
Philndclpula and Baltimore in 38 hours.
• ••• ■ FARE SlO. •• • t
Passenger* will procure iheirliekeis at the Railroad
Office in ihc Mnnongahcla House, Wator Street.
N. B.*—Schedtflcinnc asfollows:
• From Pittsburgh to Realty’s Station, 7 hours
do Beatty’s Station to Johnstown, 2J do
do Johnstown to HolHdaysbarg, In-
cludmg33 miles Ponago road, 6 do
From Hollidaynburg to DillersviUe, ■O. do
■ do DillersviUe to Philadelphla;over
'' Columbia Railroad, 3} do
- - '' •' Total, r ' 2d hoars.
This Schedule nbows ample time on'each portion of
the route, und can bo regularly made, If no unexpected
detention should occur. Passengers tiro informed that
Hid Portage and Columbia Ilaitroad are owned and ope
rated by the Slate of Pennsylvania, and are in no way
uniUrthc manairement or control of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. \ . ... . tV
NOTICE.-*ln ewe ofloss, iho Compauy will hold
thcmsclees responsible for personal baggage only and
for an amount not exceeding one hundred dollars,
miir2.V J.IVIbSWMENT Ticket AgHJ > . K. 11. Co.
V IsfEWITOiAaGBIIIfiNTJ ;
WESTERN RAILROAD
PUtibargh to cievelandi ColumbUß ana
Cincinnatiy••
' ' ALLIANCE; CANTON AND MASSILLON, ;
IN£ONNECTION WITHPTHB PJSNNA. CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Through from Pittsburgh ia Cleveland in Us& than
Ten Jloursi ly a ctoiiiiiuout Railroad Lint!
mill-; Kxprces Tinin on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
: I_ Railroad, leaves Pittsburgh at S4;A,M., stopping at
Scwickly, Rochester,: Newßrighton, Darlington, knnn,
Palestine, Columbianai.iirtd.Salem, and reaches Am
noeejSa miles froin Pittsburgli, all Pr MV Passengers
leaving Alliance ou.the Cleveland Railrpad'at 3 P.;M ,
and .'reach ClevelaidatGPV'M. Returuing,tbe pas
sengers .leave .Cleveland,at 0 A‘. Mv, AlUance at l 3l> P.
M.j and reach Pittsburgh at 5.39 p.’.M.,ih tiihe : XO can*
neci wiih the evening train on the Pennsylvania Rail
road lor Pliiladelphm, Neiv York and Baltimore,'and
also .with ibe Ycugliiogbeny Steamboat and Plank Road
.route. ■ :■■■ .y. • „ ■ ■ ■ '
Passengers by this route come from Cincinnati to
• Pittsburgh in'two days, without night.travel,aud save
from one to two days m connecting with the Penna. Cen
tral Railroad. . '■'■■■Z’-y. .
- PasienceJs leaving Pittsburgh at 8 30 A. Mi* reach
Canton at 2P. RL and Massillon at 2.30 P. M. At Mas
n'lbn the Hoc connects with 4tage lines to Wooster,
Mansfield, New Philadelphia, and nt Eoon to New Cas
tle; Poland, WafrehVMercer; and Erie. , . ;
The New Brighton Accommodation Train leaves
Pi.tuu£hS
at 7 A. H. and I F* M., stopping at intermediate station^.
Excursion TicketSigoddj for two days,, aw. sold be
tween Pittsburgh, Rochester and New Brighton. • • _
■ Quarterly tickets are sold at low rates, and tickets by
thepackage to some of the stations.
• The Trams <ib not run oit Sunday. .. .. .. . . .
Omnibuses run in connectioh . with the.. .trains to .and
from Ihestalibn onFedcraistrccu
-Fare bythe only continuous Railroad Line rrora i itts»
burgh to Cleveland, 140nti1c8,84,00. To Massillon, 108
tickets apply at the Federal Street Station of the
Ohio andPa,Railroad t to - GEOEGE^PARKn^
. , j.meskim^n;
MohongabelaHouse*Pittsburgh.!.
Note—Bv the tooic by steamboat.so miles to Wells
ville, end thencebyJßailroad 100 miles to Cleveland,the
, ..r >
Piuthurgh, April 1* 1852.—(apr2)
67,21
: *,34.
•>cs
>2l
r. .. .IS
* 8,00
BH.UAKD BALLS.—lnstore snafor sole, a few sot
;SJ inch Billiard Balls.. ;-1»
■ rayt .- - . JJ0.143 Wpod.street.;
T m , , 00-Par tnerab Ip Efotlce.
", ,^ n ''»'tibers' have This day.'entered mjo partaet
i n*P'’* f r ,Uio sty to ana fitm; of .TAAFFB, M 4 ?
ornirww B^11 for tbe purpose of carryingon area-
Sfe'l!" antl Produce Bnanesßj and confide#*-.
JS^WMWjassgr
Pittsburgh, Apnl 3,’lBs“ ANE - Wl!lun Ston,
Fir* and Hlarin* labttrifiieei
npHE OFFICBof the Insuranct ConOj'Honk Avitne*
• J.. has bees rmocrtfxoihe Warehouse of Hardy; Jones
A Co., No.. 141 Front street,third house Eaßt Of Wood
street, where tUesubßcrlberwiUUsae Policies on Build
ings and tlieircomentB,andosSlilpmenlsby Steamboats
and other vessels, for the above old ana responsible-
Company* : [ap3) . WM.P* JONES, Agent. *
State m atnal Ftr©. insurance company*
HARRISBURG* PA.
; TYEBIG NED Only for the'safer classes of. property, has.
£j, an ample Aipnai, and affords superior advantages
in point of cheapness, safety andaccommodatidh,tocity,
auaeoumrymerchants, and owners of dwellings, and
Isolated or country property. : : t
A A CARRIER, Actuary,
. oci27) Branch Office,No.s4 Smithfield su PittsburghS
KJ4W TOUR UPB ISSVRAISCfi €O3l
-
. ACCUMULATED. CAPITAL) $500,000. v
TTHE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.have been unusually
X large, showing that the company has been doing a
very large aud prosperous business.
The dividends ia 184 G were 00 per cent.
■ ■«•. • . 18-ir “•50■■ “ •
« li « SO ‘
« : « . -|849 “ :. 40.' “ :■
• '-a .- «\ .1850 40 -u
-t» u 1851 «■■: 50 “
•.u-'. 1802' tt 40 ""*•
This is among the oldest companies in the United States*
Its accumulated capital is constantly increasing for the
benefit of members, present and futore.^.
MORRIS FRANKLIN; President.
pLitsrFßSEaus,Aciaaryv ••■v-. ...
- . CURTIS A DOBBS, ABta- :
PiUsborgh,cor. of Wood aud FifUi alreeia, over Pat
™k * Fn ''bAMrOßN g .A°Klsk3 TAKEN
Al“ 0, asonts for Troleouon anj Farmet’a Eire and Ma*
rlne In.orance, capital SL.O.Oui), ami of Branch office,
Empire Stale Health Association, cash, lncltnling.acco
mutated capital SlB.OOO. . .. .. . . ■
Alio, agents for the purchase and solo of real estate,
mvll ■ : . ■ ■ .
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUB
ANCE COMPANY,—Office, North Koom of the Exj
chauge.Tbird street .Philadelphia.
Fins INStnuiKCK.— *Buildings, Merchandize and othet
property in toitn and country, insured against less ot
damage by fire at the lowest rate of premium, v -
Miains ißSußuieß.—They also insure Vessels, Car
goos and freights, foreign er coastwise,under open or
spectaLpolicics, as the assured may desire., :
' InniND Tbajispoetatioii.—They also insure merchan*
dice transported by Wagnns, Railroad Cars, Canal
Boats and steam Boats, omlvorsand lakes,on the most
DIREOTORd-*Joseph H. Seal, Edmund A. Souder
John C.Davis. Robertßurton, John R. Penrose, Samuel
Edwards,Geo.G. Leiper, Edward Darlington,lsaac R*
Davis,WllUam Folwcll. John Newlin,Dr. R.W. Buston f
James O-lioiuLThcopUiius Panlding, H. Jones Brooks,
Uenry Sloan, Hugh Cfraig,George SernlLSpeneer Mc-
Uvain,Charles Kelly, J.G. Jolmson,William Hay,Dr
S-Thomas, John Sellers. Jr. .
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH. —D. T. Morgan,
Hugh Craig, Jno. T. Logan. . :
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
Txios. C. Harni, Vice President.. • ■
Joseph W. Cowan, Secretary;
ID* Office of the Company, No. 42 Water street, Puts
burgh- jjclfetUQ P; Ai MADEIRA; Agent.
C. A. M’ANULTV fc CO.
vi»<dii | ; i !bu |ylj[
if N* t*
Insurant*, tSompanus.
IHSUfLAHOfiU
The Franklin Flrc Iniaraucc Compauy.
or rniLfcour&U'
J) CharlesW. Rancher, GeorgeW.RiehanU,
• Thomas Hart,
Tobias Wagner, AdolphlE.Borie,
Samuel Grant David S.Browne,
Jaoob R- Smith, Morns Patterson. .
jaoou lv ouu “ 1 » 0UA g > n.uaNCKEß,Preset. .
Chas* G* Basotsn, Secretary. . ■ .
fry Continue to make Insnrance, perpetual or Umittd,
on every description of property in town, and
at rates os low as aro consistent with security. - ■
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fand»
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely Invested!
afford ample protection to the assured. : .
The Assets of Hie Company, on January Ist, 1851, U
published agreeably to anActoFAsscmbly,were as fol*
■- 1 rfrortgages • S fil 8,183 88 ; .
RealEsiate 7B
Temporary Loans**— .. 8J,9b0 17
Slocks OO
Cash,fco«-- . .
. 81,212,709 44
Since their incorporation, a period of 21 years, they
have paid upwardtof on< Million pour Hundred TAow*
sand itollarr, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence
oftbe advantages oflnsarance,aswell ns the ability and
disposition to meet with promptness, all linbihues.
■ J.GARDINERCOFFIN, Agent,
apr24] Office N. E. corner Wood nndllfl sts- :
HOME IN SUBAN OK.
The Farmers and meehsuies* Health In*
anranofl Association,
OP iMTTSBURGH, PENNA
AID IN TIME OF HEEDi
- OknCB—CO&VER 07 SMITH7IKLD AND TRIED STREETS.
GOMUSTY CAPITAL, 930,000. '
mills is an association established forthe xnmaal relief
X of its mcrabe»i m eases of sickness or accident, by
mo paymentof their Annual Deposits Persons in good,
heauh may become members and be entitled to a weekly
benefit, mease of sickness or accident. All who join ibis
Association arc entitled to a vote in the election of
officers, and to participate in the profits of the Associa
tion. lusestabhJiicil on a safe and permanent basis,
heing both Mutual and Benevolent In us designs, with
the lowest rates consistent for us security, und coi;duct*
cd in amanner to insure us permanency and durability.
All persons can sec the advantages of taking out a
policy from the General Office.
TBA3I.Y DEPOSITS
9 year, draws $ B,tfl per week;
3,i'o do do 3,»0 do;
4,00 do do 4.00 do;
6,00 do do : 5.00 do;
0,00 do do G r oa do;
7JJO do do 7,00 do;
8,00 do do h.OO do;
0,«0 do do 0.00 do;
10,00 do do . 10,00 do;
INITIATION FEE, for
roust be paid at the ume of making application, and the
first yeare’ deposit within twenty days. Each member
entitled to axsomhly report, gratis.
officers.
President—D. YV. Gs4t:uoMT
Vice Putxitni and Trcaiuter —Win. M. Wilson
Secretary— O. D. Brown. *
Finance Ccmmuiec—A* J. Childs, A. D. Christie* and
D.A.M’Masiere. nmrtUOm
BUtt autuu fir* lKflar&DC« coiapaay,
.BRANCH OFFICE,S4 Smitiifisld bx m Pittmoxos,
. Pittsburgh, AXay let,lbSi. ■■
THE bestevidence of the success of the Utrecior* In
endeavonnsf lom&kctite'‘STATE MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY” meet,the wants.of the
community, is Uie unparalleled amount of business
which has beea done—b«.ving,iaiued 7>WOO P>li*
cles during the past year, thereby adding over 8130,000
to the funds of the company. Hearty all the property
Insured i* of the safest xinu, In small risks, and »large
proportion insured for only one year.
Whole No. Policies issned**rvr~ 7*KM)
do do expired, terminated A
canceled*--- »*-
do do Inforee- —•»••—**«
Amocntof Propeiiyinsured— • • •
do Canceled, terminated and ex
pired— 201,723
do do In force 87,084,691
do < Premium Notes* —79,670,67
do Canceled,terminated .expr’d, 637,10
do In force*- —*—»-»• * * '#70,031,77
do CashFremiomsrecetved*—••3sl,s37,l4
do do canceled-—•———* 301,24
——— 851,533,90
Whole amount of lossesand expert*
sesp&id---********* -••••**■-.•*-23,111,45 •,
Balance tn favor of the C0.,1n cash, • ©27,824,45
To city or country merchants} and owners of dwell
ings, and ißOlated'&r country property, it-is believed
this company affor3s advantages in pointof cheapness,
safety and security, infenorto no Insurance Company
in this country* •
. Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved sys
tem of Classification of RisktYexclaaing all spetla)
hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any one lo
cality, thus prcclading the frequency and occurrence ol
large fires, amfttUo, on both the Stock and Mutualplan,
it notoaly possesses the cheapness and accommodation
of both methods, bat entitles the insured to a participa
tion in the profits.
It is under the control of the following Directors 5—X
P; Rutherford. A. J.Gilletl, John B. Packer,SamueiT-
Jones, Alonzo Ax Carrier,Philo O. Sedgwick, Robert
KloUi Samuel Jones, John P. Rutherford.
J l\ RUTHERFORD, PresH.!
A. J. GILLETT, Sec’y,
A. A. CasaiXß, Actuary-
N, B.—A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent, on expi
ring poticieshas been declared by the Directors, anu Is
now receivable at this Office for renewals, or redeema
ble In cash at the end of ninety days.
myt7;dAw : • A. A. CARRIER. Agent.
Watches, Jewelry,
HAVING just returned from the Eastern:cities, 1
have brought with me ono of the most beautiful
and carefully selected SiocksofJewelTy, Watches and
Fancy Goods, eyer offered to the Public/. Persons
wishing to purchase any thing in my line, can rely oh
getting a good article. Ido not advertise to sell goods
below cosvnorso per cent. cheaper than any honse in
the city.' Give me a Call, and r am'sure you; will be
satisfied that I cansell a good article os cheap ; as any
of thorn.;
Another tact I wish to keep before the people. If
you want yonrWatcb; Clock, or any article of Jewel
ry, repaired in the bcfitmanner,Uiis is the place to have
it done. To.-title branch of my busineiß i willdoyote;
eSpe?ial j'
Sigh of the Golden Facie.]
Henry '■
HAVING ro-Sttedbra store ln a )ianasome manner}
and batjeceniiy retarrieJfrom the Eastern cities
wiibn fineassortmenLof Waiahea. Jewelry and Fancy
Goods. wonld-cnUthe attention of .his; friend* and cus
tomers to the fhct, that amonghis.Watches will be found
ihemofltdeflirabloatyleßjpauems and makers. Of JeW
elry, the latest styles ofbroches, fob and
vest chain*}dinger _ rings, ear rings, miniature, lockets,
AC.Ae. ‘ ■
FANCY GOODSr-Siioh as paper macho, worktables, ■
work boxes, desks, fancy vases, perfume bottles, table
mats, Colt’s pistols, port© monnic**.in. great variety;
china/rnit andeakedfebes, Ac., with an endless variety
of useful andorn&mentai aniclesj which huveonly to be
"£$ b “ PPI ““:Na O MARKET STREET.
r ~ CitlKensandStrangers,
-S3 • do yon-wisb to'---purchase-"^"^irruiria•
GOLDorSILvERWATCH,atabontB®P* B eS»
JS-fSone-half theusualprlcef Ifso. millatHOOD’ff
gMNRW JEWELRY STORE, OX Marktt strnl,
two ddors north, of-Third, and take alook- athlsnew.
stock, justarrived,and you oantherCpurchase Watchr
esor aay kind of fine Gold Jewelry;al thelr-real valub,
and not be .charged two prices for everything, as.yon
haveusuallybeen f but Can get the very best quality of
goods at the lowest eastern .prices. Ootid* belfevo what
others, interested in their-own sales,ielL you, but come
and see for yourselves.. All goods soidatihiseeiablisb*.
meat will be warranted os represented, at time of sale—
»o that all may purchase e<mallvn*fasndche*p. \ outfl.
IF Timeismoney, surely it deserves to be watched,
aiid,reader,yoatnaybeasBttredthat—
• Watches better neter were sold,
. Whether of silver or of gold,
Thun yoa will fiud, when eVr you gp,
And look at those on sole below; >
L. REISTBISAK A GO.,
FIFTH STREET, ONE DOOR FROM WOOD, •
fmnorterstuidßsalerglaCloflhßiWatcheß
aM J(v:dry f Watch Maieriah, Wateh'Zlakns TotUy &t*
BEG leave to ahhooncetd the trade ahdihe public
eenerallVvibat ibey-bave just received, from the best
manufacturers in Europe,ajarge Jot of Gold urid'Sliver
Watched WatchTodls - arid -Materials, and a most ele
cant assortment of Jewelryvfrom the best manufactu
rer*—which they offer; atprices as low as they con be
purchased In the EostemmarkcW. ..... . • .
• clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner,andon the most reasonable terms.
' Prompt attention paid to orders from a distance.;. -■-4
mars 4 -■ •• ■ *
txEEßSKlNS—J!balesdeerskins fbrsaie by- «
1) £gl3 - r SMITH fc SINCLAIR.
Ksmovai. 7T7Z7
SOUGH * ANTHONY have. removed^ their DA
GUERBEAN-1100519, from Barked Building, ,to
n’sßmldLng, over the Young Men’s Library, where
they will be happy to see their old patrons and fnenas.
api7;tf
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
BeUiiieofftttCoat ’.r
TO Q&IT THE JJ U81&E8S!
Subscriber being about to relinquish the retail
Jl dry goods business,and havmg made Buch arrange
memsay to render it necessary.to close out hiA stock oy
the Ist of-July next* will commence on Thursday, May
13,-and Sell iris'cuUre stock:of Fancy and Staple dry.
goods at COST, FOR GASH.
IJis goods huvfnu been briflCipoily'purcua&ea the pres* ;
• ent station, will be foaria desirable bargains, being at.
Icasl 25 per cent lower than regular prices.,
: In STAPLE GOODS will be found—
44ftnd 64 FrenqUslflghams;
Engtish and French chintzes;
Rik alpacas and bombazines; ’
Checks and muslins; - -
Irish tineas and crashes;
Tableiinens and cloths; t
Huckaback towels and toweling; _ .
Damask and snow drop lineunap kies hnd doilies; Mar*
Eeilles quilts ; furniture prints, plain .and crobU dimity;,
linen sheeting and pillow linens; inblo and piano covers,
iuidcoverings; worked lace curtains and curtain muslins.
; .... fancy goods. , ■ ■
, White crape shawls, emb’d and.plain white berege and.
thibet shawl*;.
Fine. French lawns and bereges; - ;
-Berege de laines and muslm ac laincs;
Tissues.and grenadiers; ■ v
BLk and fancy silks,some very superior, and a Cno Block
• .orgooUs generally. -■ •• - - l
v : . EMBROIDERIES.
Worked mull and lace capes and sleeves;
Jaronett, mull and linen cambric collars & cbomizettes,
Jaconeit, moJtedgings and insertings;
Erab’d linen and cambric Udkfs; . .• . •
Worked bands and Bouncings; and a mocciuccnl stock
-of Valenciennes, edgings/laces and htsenings; together
: with a large "variety of-other .goods, too numerous to
mention, all of wliicli will actually be sold at ORIGINAL
COST, FOR CASH. Early calls will Secure the best
bargauis JAMES A. M’KNIGIIT. No. G 2, 4 th st :
P. S—-All;peishrr knowing themselves indebted to
the above prioiLlo. January* J 052» are requested to pay
the same, as all debts will bo pot in.the hands of an at
torney for collection.. :>i 1 v Piyl2 ; '
, cheapuryGoodit -}
james mLandless & co.,
109 Wood Wood Street,
A RE now opening nvery extensive and well assorted
A. stock of SPRINGIaud SUMMER GOODS. Coni
sisuog in part, of French and; English Broad Cloth?,
Tweeds, Casslmeres, Cashmcrctts, Doeskins, Jeans*
Cottonade3,Drii liras,. Linen Coatings, Silk, SaUn and
Fancy Cotton-Vestings. Also,about 100 CASES PLAIN.
AND FANCY DRESS GOODS, embracing the newest
styles of Silk and Li nen Poplins, Delaines, Beioges end
Borage De Laines;.Black Mourning and Fancy Lawns;
Plain end Fancy Calicos, im great-variety; French,
Scotch and Domestic Ginghams; Palm ;Leaf, Leghorn;
Kossuth, Hungarian and Mexican Hats; Silk, -Gingham
and Cotton Parasols, Ac., Ac., which are offered at
Wholesale on the most accommodating terms, faprlg
Brest Attraction! / •
JUST RECEIVED at Jevfbjs’ One Price Cash Store!
No. 75 Market street, Pittsburgh, between Fourth si,
and Diamond, the largest and most beautiful stock of
SPRING Aim SUMMER DRY GOODS, ever offered to
the citizens of Pittsburgh.
The subscriber wou ; u inform those who desire to get
good B*BdAisS; thai -the greater part of liis Stock was
purchased at-the recent large Auction Seles in New
York and Philadelphia for c*sHV wkiciienables him to
sell goods 15 to S 5 per. cent, cheaper thdu those who buy
oncredit, We do not deem it necessary is mention the
the different kinds of goods that compose our stock, but
.deem ii sufficient to say that it consists of a full assort
mentofiadjes’hud trentlcmcn’s wear, logetherwilk d
genera! stock ef FURNISHING GOODS. / We would
respectfully solieit an examination of our stock from
those who wish to purchase. ■ " tmarlG
: & CO., ”...
. .109 WOOD STREET,
Tn|THOLESALE Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
V.f Goods, are now opening iheir first purchase ol
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, selected with the
greatest care, to suit the trade, consisting in part of the
newest styleaof-
Dress Lawns and Bctages;
Plain and Figured Alpaccas
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams;
Printed Calicoes, in great variety;
Ribbons,Laces andtCdgings;
Cloths,Cassinicrcs and VeMings;..
SuramerCoatfng and Pontolooiung i
- Brown audJßleachedMaslins;
Palm and Leghorn Hats; .
Straw and Braid-Bonnets.
Together with a complete stock of Variety Goods nnd
•Pedlars’ Noßous’iGol&and Gilt Jewelry, Gold and S»L
ver Watches,Brass Clocks, Ac; AU of which are of
fered at Wholesale; for a small advance over Eastern
prices- [fcbUS.Cm
New iiooda nt Unusual Low Prloeat :
DGKEGG ic CO.fSo.lo7t northwest corner of W ood
• street and Diamond alley, are now opening their
second purchase of SPUING AND HUMMER J)RX
GOODS AND VARIETIES; which hare beerikcleeJed
by the senior partner with great care, cxpressiy for the
trade. Our stock consists in partofEicDChnnd English; ;
Broadcloths, Cassimerca, Casbntereiies, Tweeds, Sait
netts, Summer Pantoloonery, Faney Trimmlrgsj.Pop
lins, Dc Laines, LawnvßCMgerva. heavy stock, Fancyh
Prints, latest styles. Alpacas plain end figured. Prench,?
Scotch ond Domestic Ginghams, Brown and Blcachedr
Muslins, 1000 doz Hosiery; Gloves, aiargoandbcaaiifui;
assortment; Bonnets, Ribbons, Eaces and Edgings; Lu<
dieVDresi Goods, a largo asaortnrem of latest styles
Silk u&d Gingham Parasols; Rutland and Palm-Leaf
Hats* Onr stock of Varieties is very laTge and com
plete, together.with anexiehsive stock of Gold and Gill
Jewelry, Gold and Silver Pens and Pencil*; Clocks ia :
great variety. Our atock.of Dry Gbod>i* largo amlcbm-;
plcte. To which we would mvhc.lhe attention ofGity;
Retailers* Country. Merchant*'and: Pedlarr, as wo con
offer Goods on such terms ns will make it en object of
their particular attention.
•npnflfcGm
HfiW OOODS X.
YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE*
Sign of Om-*' ORIGINAL BEE HlVEMarket it,
FRESH AHMVAE OF
: N«T7 Spring and Summer Goode I
THE subscribers have jest received by Adams &
Co’s Express and the Pennsylvania Railroad, one
Of the largest and best selected assortments of Fine
Press Goods ever offered to the public.
One of the Firm having beenia the . Eastern Cities
before the commencement of the Spring trade, selected
oar Goods, with great care from the Importers, tu each
prices os will enable hr* to sell chesper thanlhe cheap?
est.
Our very extensive stock comprises in part the fol
lowing—yjz;
Chene anti Jasper Cltene Silks;
HigbLostrc, Plato,CUaraeticnandClassaSiika;. :
- do- Stripe - do do; - ;
do Plain Black do; ;
Talk Satins, Foulard and Watered Silks;
Plain ami Figured Poplins; .
: French worked Sleeves, Caff*,CoUajs«\,Ghcmizciuj
-do. . Lace and Muslin Cope?; .
Black Satin and Fahey Ventings;
Cloths,Cassimercs,Satinets and Jeans; : .
Bonnets add Bonnet Ribbons* -
The proprietors would respectfully solicit an early
call from iaeir friends anti the public generally, feeling
confident jhal they can offer greater inducements than
has been offered heretofore. '
roar 2 . YOUNG, STEVENSON &: LOVE.
7.bVB
$7,850,410
108 FRENCH STORK 108
- JA3IES GOSLXNO,
NEW ARRIVALS OF SPRING AND, SUMMER
GOODS, opened and opening, including rich
Shawls, from 95 to ItjT SlOOeach. .. .
/Let every lady call and see this splendid procnciioii
ofjroperial Chinese manufacture. ' ,
Laces, Satins, Silks,Lawus/Berages, Mantillas, and
Visiles, to match theßhawls. r .
. Ladies 1 and Children’s MHUnery, Gloves, Flowers,
C&nSe'men’s Broad Cloths, Tuscan and Leghorn Hals,
(Cenin style.*,) Shirts,Coals,Ac. ;
Mourning Goods of every description;
MadameA.Gosling, (from France,) is iatho monthly
receipt ofFasMoos and Models, from Paris, London and
New York, at No. 51 St. Glnir street, and lAS Market at ,
where ladies are respectfully invited to call.
The trade supplied with models and materials. [apr!4
SECOSO GREAT AaIUVALt
SF FALL and Winter Dry Goods and VatiUes at No!
97, Northwest corner of Wood street and Diamond
y,'Pittsburgh. Pa. D.Gubgg & Co; would again an
noonce to their old.customers and dealers generally in
their line, that they aTe now nreparedt o offer for sale
their present new stock of Goods at unusoally low rates.
And as our purchases have been made on the most fav
orable terms with Importers and Manufacturers,we flat
ter ourselves, and hope to be aide to menl a eoftunuance
of confidence and patronage of. our old customers and
the public generally, which has been heretofore so libe
rally-bestowed upon us. Oar.DRY GOODS STOCK is
- ifV part of Broadcloths, Tweeds,
fancy Vestings? Checks, Flanuels, Drillmgs, Black and
.Brown Musiuis, Tickings, Blankets, Linsey Plnids, Al
pacas, Merinoee, Maslm DeLaincs, Cashmeres, fancy
Prints, Glazed Cambrifcs, Cloakings; Table Diapcre,
Ginghams. Silks, fancy long Shawls, Silk Cravats,Pon
gee Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, and Irish Linens direet
from Ireland, and all other or tides generally kopi in the
Dry Goodtline* ' OuaVAßiEtTDepartment will be found
on examination to be unsurpassed by any other of tUe
kind West of the Mountains, and ir made up in part of
Combs, Bottons, Patent and Spool Threads, direct from
Europe: Port /Monies, and Pocket Books, Hooks nnd
Eyes, Pins and Needles, Tapes, Thimbles,- Spoons, Ra
zorSr ruble Called ana Pen-Knives iust anrlved'from
Sheffield; Patent Medicines, Violin and Violin Strings,
Gum Suspenders, Slates anu Slate Pencils, Percussion
Caps, Speotaclcs, Plstdls,.JHosie‘ry, Gloves, Lawns and
Edgings, Ribbons; Sewing Silk, Silk Gimps and Fringes,'
fancy Nettings, Greenßandages, Block Silk-VellH, Silk
Florence together with a general assortment of ail oilier
articlesin the Variety line. -We have onlmnd and for
male's large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches and
Watch Materials, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Sti
ver Pena and Pencils, "Gold ancV Silver Spectacles,
Clocks; Ac., "to wliictr we invite the attention of all buy
ers, ns we aredetermlned to sell our Goods on the most
reasonable terms, either for cash or satisfactory refer
ence. :< -v- • -
N.B. r The.business of.the late firm of Gbegg A Mc-
Casmtass is to be settled by D. Ghego at the stand of D.
Grkoq & CO., who is fully authorized for such and in
whose possession, are the papers, Notes and Books of
saidfirm, : v- tocllfinf
BACON— 2 casks jaat received and for sale by • ;
myl3 ARMSTRONG & CROZKB; .
Furntttira ana Chalr Warorooms. ;
B /JOSEPH. MEYER; 421 .Penn, street, above the
Canal Bridge, keeps constantly on hand and maker
to erder, at the lowest- priets, every description or
tancy and Plain FURNITURE, SOFAS and CHAIRS
ofthc best workmanship and most approved styles. 1
Purchasers would do well to visit itis Wareroom*;
mV97>dAwla
Wine* ■/
rT\HE undersigned begs leave taannouncetohisfriends
_L and customers, that he has received u large, and
with the greatest care selected, lot of RHENISH and
FRENCH WINE, which he can warrant as pure and
;genuine, and which he selUcither by the bottle orensk.
Beside6j be keeps always on hand; a large and well se
lected stoekof FRENCH COGNAC-BRANDY, HOL:
LAND GIN, end otherLiqudrspallof which are of the
first qualities, and warranted genuine articles. He
feels graiefalfor former. favors,ond it shall bo his duty
to nttend to Ills customers as formerly*■■■■ ■
Aahe has made the best and latest improvement foj.
rectifying -Whiskey,he can -iurnish them of the best
kind; ana at the lowest price. D. FiCKEISEN,
myB No. 137 Liberty street.
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/=aaya WM. E. STEVENSON coMlnues to jnanu
fkotaie CABINET-WARE ot every djfSCiiP
; v at hiß old -stand, coffler-of , ana . ;
streets UNDERTAKING atteiulea
to, in all its branches. * .. ..ntayji
A. mi4I4U&E9 Tinm .
QAVE ON HAN Dat their extensive CABINET and
XI CH AIR No. 04 Sraithfield bU
a large assortment of fancy and plain Furniture, which,
they wtlleellls per cent, below customary tales.: . . .
Terms—cash only. -- v |dec27:ly .
’ Cabinet, anil Ciialr Factory*
JOSEPH MEYER fcaa on .hand,'at faU exien*
WLI aiveCabiaetand ChairManufactory;No.424 Penn
r3p§ street, above the Canal, all kinds of jFURN!TURE»
“ *8 8 such as Sofas, Centre Tables, Mahogany Chairs,
Muhoguny Bedsteads, and all other articles in the Cobi*
net lmc—which he will sell 20 pet cent, below castotn
ary rales. Terms—CASH* ONLY,
JOSEPH MEYER,
aprG • • No. 424 Penn Btreet, Fifth. Ward. •
C.C. UAMMIB. U. JDIOLSB'
Hammer & Baulsr,
CABINET WAREROOMjSMITHFIELDSTREETT.
2?itw«n Seventhstreet and Strawberry alley yPiltsbvTgyra.
■ HAMMER ADAULER keep constantly onhand
yjlf: a variety of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
pJwwaiTantedeqttalto any in the city, arid.Bpld on a'»
* M B favorable terms as can lTe'obtalncd atony similar
establishment in .he West. They have how on hand an
unusually extensive stock, embracing aUkwdspfFurni
ture, trom the cheapest and plainest to Hie most costly
and elcgantf AJI orders promptly attended to. rntflsflia
Veneers , RosewoodandWalnut; Varnish,
Hardware and Furniture at Wholesale. .
THE subscribers have just received from. New York
and Boston a-most splendid stock.of VENEKR9,
and are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suiuible
for the trade.. .AU. of which we will sell at extremely
low prices. • ; •;
As great care was taken in the selection of the stock,
persons cannot fail to be suited either. &«; to qnatnyor
price} and, as'it is well: known that Furniture, c&nb©
madefy machinery Bupcrior 'and much lower lhanby
hand, the attention of the trade is respectfully invited.
Turned Work, la all its branches? carried on as usual.
- Plank for hand rails* for Carpenters, and all articles
required in maflufaciunngCabinet Furniture, constantly
on hand—viz: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware,. Hair
Cloths, Springs, Ac., Ac. RYAN A fiI’KEE, :
■ Ryan’s Buildings,
mar22:ydaw No. 31 Fifth street. •
Journeymen cabinet Maker* Association
WARBHQUSE t lt.Q SECOND STREET* > .
(near too corner of Wood;} :
v THIS ASSOCIATION, em-A :
GZ£&BS&t!a£?f!ss bracing, already, twice to three UL
times as many hands as the lar- fvpl
gest andhitbertomostrenowned * % »
business shops of this city, have opened their Ware*
house, and are able to tarnish the public, by wholesale
or retail, with Furniture of the following description—
.viz: • .■ . .■■.-!■.• ■
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus: Full Col*
nunicd Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany
Chairs: Hocking Chairs; Mahogany Washslands; So-;
fas; Divans; Piano S100I3; Book Cases; Secretaries;
Card Tables; Pier Tables; fine Card Tables; Centre
Tables; Hat Racks? French Bedsteads; Ottomans;
Poplar Ward robes; DiningandßreakfastTablesj Work
stands; Cherry and Common Workstands ; high.post,
common, low,and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus ;
Cribs; Ac. ; ■*
The co-operation,on ah extensive scale;
permit them to sell at ibe lowest prices, and they are de
termined to sell, lower than any competitors, an equally
good? if not better article, and warriuied—-as the public
will understand by giving them it call.
Suasn&odi work of all descriptions, and other
articles of any.descriplion, made to order In every style,
.n'tthesbortcstnotice./ • ' .Tmartg ■
PATENT METAILIO BURIAIi GABES, -
r aiHE subscribers hdvins recently. made arrangements
X withthc Patentee of.this ncw;;on4 caJua6fi inren ;
lumfoithcmanufacture and-sale-of the* article in the
West, they having been manufactured heretofore exclu
sively in the East, where theyare superseding the use
or wooden coffins, take this method of informing, the
public, that they are how manufacturing eighteen differ
ent the modern Sarcophagus, .varying in length
from 22 inches to C| feet, with width and depth suitable,
for bodies of ordinary size, and for those who desire
space for cushioning, or for.bodies' of unusual dimen*.
«ous, have several sizes deeper and wider. This in-,
, vdntion now coming into general use; ispronounced one
of the greatest of the age. These Burial Cases are
composed of various kinds of metals, bat principally of
They are thoroughly enameled insideAnd out;and
thus made impervious to air and iudestructfble. They
arehighly ornamental, and Of a classic forih, are light
and portable, whilethey. combine the.grcatest strength
which metal:U capableof, in agiven quantity. - v
. When properly aecuied with cement they are perfect-.
Iv air-tight, and free from exhalation of oflenaive gases.;
They coat no more than good wooden coffins, and . are
better than any other amcle in use, (of .whatever cost.)
for transportation, vonilsjorordinary interments, as Ims.
been proven by actual experiments, and certified to by
some of our most scienduc men; also, by the.Honora
blcs.llinry Clay,-Daniel Webster, Lewis Cass,and
other distinguished Senators who have witnessed ihci r,
merits, and whose letters, together with other evidences
of their worth, may be seen at oar Agents’Burial Case :
Depot, No. 37i Main street, tlireo doors above Ninth,
where we iaiond to keep on hand at all times, such a
stock of all sizes anddegrees of om ament and finish as.
will suitthe tastes.
Weinvite the attention of the-pubbe, and of Under
takers, particularly; throughout ike West, to an exami
nation of the article, and request them not to rely upon
the representation of undertaker* not using the article,
whose bieiest it would be to misrepresent therm
BittrtWjlJjn • ~ . • ■W. C.- PaVIS & Cft* .
0. GREGG & CO
JAMES \V. WOODWfibL,
CABINET
FURNITURE MANUFACTURER , ffl
Wnre-rooma ©7 and 99 Third strset*
JW, >V. respecifullyiufonng Ms friend sand caiiom
* crs that he has now completed his spring stock of
Furniture, which is decidedly the largest and best .ever
offered for sale in this City, which wiU be sold at.prices
as low os dhy in the United Slates. East or West.
As he la determined to uphold the .qaaliiy-wiih well-
Reasoned materials, beet workmanship* and newest
designs; arutfrom the extent of hit orders and facility
In iuai ufueturing, he is.enabled to produce warranted
fomieifc, at theTowest prices.
He-bas adopted the principle of.identifymg the cus
tomers’ interest with bis own, in quality aud price, and
kccpsalways on imndthe greatest variety of every de*»
vription" of furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to
the most elegant and costly, tbit a house, or any part of
one,- may bo-furnished from his stocky or manmacitired
expressly to order The following articles consist} in
part, of his stock, which for richness 'of style and finish,
caimol be surpassed in aiiy ot'the .Eastern'cities :
Louis XIV tcte-teie-a*Sofaß; .
50 Sofas, in plush and hair cloth;
iO do;: Mahogany Chairs;
20 do Walnut do;
fiQMoboganyßocking do; v
20 Walnut do do;
. 5Q Mahogany Divans;-
20 Walnut.- do; . f . .. .
W Marble Pop Centre Tables;
50 do Dressing Bureaus;
•30 . . : do Washstands;
40 Enclosed do;
,100 Common . . do;
> 20 iPlaia Dressing BuTeuas;-
40 Mahogany Bedsteads; •:
30 Walnut do* •
50 Cottage . do;
3UQ Cherry and Poplar Bedftcada;
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
’ 10 Walnut do;
10 Cherry do;
50 Plain Barcaas;
70 Dining Ond Breakfast Tables;
. 12 Secretary and Bookcase®;
20 dox. Cane Seat Chairs;
24 Cane Seat Rocking Chairs; -
i lSLadtcs Writing Desks; - - : i
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots; •
Etigaires; Paper Macnae Tables;
Couversation Chairs; Pembroke . do;
KlUabatben ’do; - * Hall andTler do;
Reception do;- Ladies* Work Tables t ..
Pearllnlaid do; Extension Dining Tables;
Arm do; Ottomans;
COthicund Hall Chairs. • •• •
A large a ssortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. CaninsTUaxßXS supplied with
all articles in thetrline
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the short
estnobce.
Allnrdcrs' attended to.
MARKET STREET.
Mad. A* GOSLING,
No. 51,
ST. CLAIR STREET,
WKOUSAbK AK9 EEtaOr
Dealers in
Fcr*tgn and American,
: Fancy and Staple. :
DRY GOODS,.
MILLIN Sli Y, **
BAISINS—-&» boxes “J* Kiistlea’Vbrand forsaloby
myl3.- r SMITH * StNCL&IK.
Uuaday
V/ . associated themselves together as Partners, for the
purpose of transacting a Wholesale Grocery, Produco,
Liquor and Commission firm of . John
Black'& Co., corner ofLaberty and Irwin sis,
JOHN BLACK,
M. M’CULLOUGH, JR.
William W. Wallace,
• "PITTSBURGH - STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319» 381 and 323 Liberty, ovv&iitc SmtOtfiela at,
MONUMENTS, Grave Stones. Mamelsr
Tops, and all kinds of manufactured Marble, al
ways on hand, ,and made to order on the shortest notice.
Several hundred designs for oricinal and
selected, on hand, - The trade furnished with Marble at
thelowcßiprices. Ordersprompilv attended to. -
raarlrtm . W. W, WALLACE.;
1,000 Gu«i Straw Goods.' :
THE subscriber having made arrangements wita the
NORTON STKAWTtfANUFACTURING COMPA
NY, for the sale ofiheir oflert foroaTe a
large, assortment of STRAW HATS and BONNETS, of
every variety of fabrics stvle and. pattern, adapted; to
the Spring trade, ■winch will bo sold bytlie package, at
the lowest figure. Cases may bo assorted to smt.pnr
chascrf*. . . J»;\y..ALBBN, . v
mari4:9m-3taw No.C3 Milk street. Boston.'
fartnor«n»i>. =
THE Partnership hithetloexislmg between tpesup
so fibers, doing business in the name , of 4onn±naax
& Co M is this day aiissolvedby mutual oonsen'sH, Mc-
Cullough purchasing the entire interest of John Black in
said, business; Jl. McCullough havlng-the. right to use
the name or the late firm in settling the bilsinessj and the
exclusive right to receive all outstanding'debts, ana to
pay alldebts due bythe iatefirin.-^>'-'j- :
henry McCullough.
N. B.—The business will bo contumely to rabantl-
Finsburgh, Match i.lSug. - ; maiSnf-
OBUKOBAIiBBBKi i
No. ll corntr of Woud and Fourthsta., _
• Klhgßt gtp'ok «mr}frn Hn|t hLp that can be got together
in any onfresiablisiiraentj of Ilka
West.' ■■ Nearly all made to specinlorder. free from ontfl),
WcmisheMiS: Country: M ? rch “V , ?" I J O^ O JJ B^ h f e :
snectfolly iaviteiiorcall and examine the atOwic, wnten
r A. tt lraToW r p Ca rtica!nr aliemioa to have a.
afflarfeffiWSSSf”?!? 3
s&^rrtattusssis
reSr on always .finding-a general : assortment, a* it -it
ff?tJo°tnßiMsfwldtliBt foshFon.and qnaUiy* at No. 71. v.
and CMldrea’a PalmW Uiree
Straw »»*«- ' -• • ' isPi.?.*”.
— : . JgoUCe*^
THE partnership heretofore un?
,i..«ir.nnd in the Commisaion and Forwarding bust,
s ‘"JwMihe firm ofS.F.VON BONNHORST
ivrni-ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business oi iheiate firm, will fie nettled by S.F.Von
Hnnnhors'. wlio is authorised to ase the name of the fifin
purpose WILLIAM EICIIBAUM.
for that purpo s. F. VON BONN HORST.
Pittsburgh, May -i-1,1552- ray-1 .
Co-Porttteralilp Notice.
milH undersigned have this day formed a Co-Partner*
i ship for tho transaction of a Wool and General ,
Commission and Fowarding business, under the firm of
VON BONNHORST & MURPHY. Warehouse No. 87
Water ana.UB Float Streets. -
JAMES R. MORPHY.
;• „ „ - m S.F VON BONNHORST;
Pittsburgh, May M,1853-iDy4
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prbmiuly_
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ifsiiiiSs
, , - fltafgi ,«ni> IHebtimt*.
Judd’e Medicated lilamid Coilcl** .)
,r rifUB auloleUimeudedfor family me, and should be-
X • found in the possession ofevery family in the lan«U:
Mechanics who are In. coastant danger oficjury lothclr;
persons through accident* and thoimproper or careleatt
use of toolsrwlll.find-this article to be invaluable to
them.end after a fair trial, will consider it indispensable.
_cetuiy. that
frequently made use ofJudd’a JdedicatedLiQ aid
prepared; :b5! Messrs. .Peafield Zfc Camp.
■ComieclicuijOneerfullyrecotnmend it to our profession-,
at brethren; as an excellent substitute for adhesive plas-=
ter. in dressing burns, cuts,scalds, bruises, and all binds
“"fled. Vf ° UnJ * ’cHAfe 0 W»IHD“M a B.r 14 '
q WM.B.CASEIf.M.D, . . ’
n. iiabrison,m.d.,
F. WOODRUFF, M.D..
HAMILTON BREWER, M.D.,
‘ ■ EU.SWGETHBURB.M.D.. Botanic.
Compiling all the practising phy»ici»n« in the city q(
B. AV FAHNESTOCK S CO., ,
iv.. .^° r >a ... T-. v. j eorner of Wood ond Finn ets.
:■. .. ■ , . MOKSE'B . _ I
Comnonnd gymp of Yollow Doofc Boot, |
OCCHPISithe ffont rank omongrfto propneiory j
'medicirSs *>< this country,f«f . completely .ctttmg;
CankctvSaU C Klioam p ,BjyBipela^^ I d.4Uflthcf^diMa9es
■rising from animpure stain of tho Wooa.. AWO.iilvcr
®oYhS
abouUho Throat; ami is used y?xthunprecedented sue,
female weakness andgenerae deeiijtf.
SireriEtKening the'weakened body, giving tone to Ine
-various organs,and invigoratingtheentire system.•.
If Hie tesiiihouy of thousands of living witnesses,from
all parts of the country, can be relied upon>U is singu-.
larty effleaclouisiir curing all H«merr.ana restoring de
bilitated and broken down constitutions. :It Is purely;
vegetable in its composition, and so .accurately com
bined iaitsjiroportiona that the chemical, botanical ana
medical properties of each-ingredient harmoniously
unite to PPRU' Y TUB BLOOf. ;
It has removed many chrome diseases watch has baf
fled the skill of the best physicians, and has also cured
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and. Scrofula, which
Sarßaparilla Syraps entirely failed the least im*i
Pr i?ho9 been’tested in many cases of CANCEROUS
HUMORS. :The most obstinate Cancers have been:
! curedbythls medicine. "Wosay that it is a valuable
medicine in all BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. It removes
all obstruction in the circulation, rendering (he Liver
free, active and, healthy - U removes Palpitation of the
Heart, and relieve sin allcaies of Asthma, and may he
used in. all climates, and at all seasons of the year.
‘ 'Thls Syrhp ispreparedonly.by C.'MORJSE A; CO.,at
102 Fountain street, Providence, R. I .and sold, whole
sale and retail, l S.NT WICKERSHAM.
. .Only Agent for Western Pennsylvania,
• |eil:y WarehousevcorWood-nndSlxthats^P'msb^h
TOOR THE CURE OP COUGHS; COMJS.HOARSS-
J? NESS* BRONCHITIS. AVIIOOPING COUGH:
CROUP, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION.
In offering to the community-this lastly celebrated re
medy for diseases of the throat and lungs, it is not cur
wish to triCe with the lives or health cftheafflicted, bat
frankly to lay before them the opinions of distinguished
men and some of the evidences of its success, from which
they can judge for themselves. We .sincerely pledge
ourselves to make no wild assertions or false statements
of us efficacy] nor will we bold oat any hope to suffering
humanity which facts will not warrant.
Many preg/*'arehere J we solicit an Inquiry
from the pablie ihto ail we poblish] feeling assured they
will find themperfectlyrehable, and the medicine worf
thy patronage. /'.v-:.!'
Chemistry and*MaU*.
: . Ha Olidiedi Botedcin College .
Bear Sir: I delayed answering the recoipt of; your
preparation, until 1 had anopportunity of witnessing its
effects in my own family, or in the families of my friends.
This I have how done with‘-a high degree of satisfac
tion, in cases both of adults and children.
I have found it, os.iu ingredients show, a powerful to :■
medv for colds and cbnghahnd pulmonary diseases.
. • . PARKER CLEAVELAND, M. B. .
BauKSWicai Feb. ff, 1847. . .
Fresian Overseer t'n iht Hamilton Mills* in thU City, ;
Lowelu Aug. 10,1810.
Hr. 3iC. AyeTt I have been euxed oi the worst cough
I ever had in my life, by your “CuraftT Pscroaat,” and
never fail, when I have opportunity of recommending i*
to othera. Y °“ r *’ ie,P “ S f D. y feMSRSON.'
Read the fallowing; and see if this medicine is
Worth a trial. The patient had become very feeble,oru.
the effect of the medicme was unmistakahly distinct
Usited States Honx, Saratoga Sphisgs, >
' July fi, I84i» . (, 1
; Dr; J.C. Ayery—Sir: Ihave been afflicted with a para*
ful affection of tne lungs, and: all tbe symptoms of jellied
consumption, for more than a year* - I could find no me*:
dicine that‘would reach my ease,until l commenced the
use of your “Cuaast Pbctosal," which gave me gradual
relief, andl have been steadily gaining my strength tilt
my health is well nigh restored, y .
While using your medicine, I had. the gratification of
curing with It ray reverend friend,Mr.Trumara of Somp-.
ter District; who had been suspended fromhis-phrpehuri:
duties by a severe attack 01 bronchitis.
I have pleasure in certifying bese factstoy,oa -
And am,sir,yours Tespectfany, '
. J.F. CALHOUH, of South Carolina, I
fp" The following, was one of the worst of cases >
which the physicians and friends thought lobe incurable
consumption .
Cnssrxs, Pa.» Aug. 22,1846.
J.C. Ayer,—Sir: I was taken with & tcrrible coUgh,-
brought on by acold; in the beginning of last February*
and was confined to my- bed' more than two months.—
Ceughing incessantly night, and day, L become ghastly
and pale, Iny.eyes were sunken and glassy, and my
breath very short Indeed, ! wastnpldly failings andin
such distress for breaili, that but little hopeof my recov
ery could be entena'meu. Whifeirilhis situation, africud
Qfminc»{the Rev.Joha Keller, of the Methf.dist church, i
brought mea bottle of your Cubbet PEJtcaat, whiolj t
tried more tojgraUfy ;him, -tha» from any expectation of
obtaining relief. Its good.eficct induced me to continue
its use, and I soori fouiid iny health much improved.—
Now m three- months, I am well and and can at
tribute tny cure only to your great medicine.*
With the deopcst-gratitude, yours, Ac. ; .
JAMES GODFREY.
Prepared and sold by James C. Ayer,Practical Chem-i
ist, Lowell, Mars. *
ItS* Sold in Pittsburgh wholesale out retail, by B. A:
Fahnestock, and by J.M. Townsend] in Allegheny City
by H. P. Schwartz, andJ. Douglass, and by druggists
generally. .* . decfiO -
Dr* De Laney'd Celebrated. Curative Itt-.
Btrnment,. v. .?• ;
The only Infallible Cure for that Dreadful Dilate.
■:;: known as Spermatorrhea or Involuntary Nocture
nalDmissionst
SO. harassing; and destructive, and. productive of ro
; much mischief to the nervous system.' incapacitat
ing the man for business, society, and matrimony; -
• u This"lnstrument is simple, comprehensive, and never*
failing , and. may be ueei without the slightest ificouvc
iuence or die knowledge oi the most iuumate friend
It is to beirsed externally, producing ho pain or injury
whatever," norpreveuiing any,one fromrauendmg to his
baginessy and .white in aae riot asinglaesmstioncan
take place, invigorating 'theorgans, in a short time, to
such an extent that: they rxoaw takth phnimva «jwbu
ov nsnorridif, the loss of which, caused byearly-abuse,
U the diseaaolnquesUon, and thecausc of ;the thousand
concomitant complaintsoriz: Nervousness, Prostration,.
Dyspepsia* Pain in the Hcad and IHmbcss of Vision,
weaknessof the Back, and Lower Extremities, Affect
: lions of the Eyes, Impotence, Pimples of,the Face, Pre
mature Decline of Viriiivy, Weakness of Memory and.
Power for Mental AppUeatfod, -Dejection, Aversion to
Society,Timidity, SelfDifitrust,; Love of Solitude, Ac.
Alt these complaints invariahty disuppc nr <w soon (As
source is steppedfrom iohich thrif tmandud.
. Tliis Instruirient has been exaniided and approved of
by the highest authorities in Europe.andAmenca,is re
commended'by the most prominent Physicians of all
countries, as the : only certain remedy existing for those
complaints, and has now completely superseded lho usc
of drugs,Bio bougie, cauterization, not to mention
the thousand advertieednostnima of the day, as cordials,
attlidoies*Ac.>Ac; It at the same time, the
; safest, the mojtpleawint,and by lorXhocfuaprst treatment
ever offered to the afflicted,’a fair, pnee being allowed
. for the Instrument, .after the desired hflett has been at-.
afeo remembered, thatthoso complaints arebut
littlo understood by theprofeaaiou in-general, and.that
all the medicine in the world never has, add never will,
stop those losses, which, if allowed' 10- , .conunnetm»
checked, fire sura to jiroduced Ure moatdiiUressingcon
• sequences. ._■■ - ;u--.■ >
Ithas been amaiterofsurprisetoB6me,that any one
of TespectabiUty find of profeailtmal attainments should
devote his fittentionto diseases whieh people or every
description pretend-to cure so easily. -If, however,, but
theone thousandth pari of the miseries these people bring
upoiisociety wtreknbvirfi,a verydiffcrentopinion would
he formed. And itii notouly.thcpresent misery and
dejection,.preying on ti'.c mind as well as the. body,, thai
Is deplored, bu' t:ome are of soclra nature as to affect
posterity, and oven to destroy the reproductive faculty,
altogether. It is a fact that -whett not properly, treated,,
they may remain eo dormant in the constitution as to riv
pear In no other way than intbeir.effects upon posterity]:
yet, if properly.tthdersioodvaremosieasiiyntid speedi
ly removed. "Thaabdve, so ingeniouslyconmvedmsmt
:ment, wili.doubtlessj a great measure, contribute to
check the evils of- so prevalent in thisdoss of
throughout the Union.
The price of-tho complete instrument, carefully secur
ed asaiust all observation in a-boXf iaonly SlO. it can
be. sent, by expresif to any address In any part of the-
Um'ted Slates, Canada, Ae.,accordingt6 order, ficcom
pamed by fuil;directJon», aini important; udyiee.to the'
married and single ? the expenses, even to the remotest,
parts ofifce.country, being very - : * , .
. TUC unexampled success this instrument ha&oblaJned
Binceiti initoductiohin America, has induced some un
principled persona iu New York, Philadelphia* Albany.
Boston, Ac., to get up some ridicqlons
»Instruments,’’.which. .however* beat hotibz
xsx resemblance,, neiwsr, in formnor principle, to thy ‘
own invented,' long tried,' and u<iiveisaTly approved Ia»-
BUamehts, and which Are' aasitnilar-lo them aa'nighl U
to light; Every.attempt to scll Buch “ InßiTUmeiits” '
mine will be prosecuted to the fqllesV extent of the law,
I being not willing td coniiect ihe
earned, tepulatfon of mY.ihvenddn? .with quacks and
their worthless produqtionß, : Tfo Instrument genuine
and-nanacan it ivarranledbut tJweordeudjiomrhysilf..
AU applications and remltiances must be directed
i (post paid) to the Doctor himself, he havingno Agencies
established but in Bo&don and Paris. - -
Address', post paid, Dr. B. do Lonoy, SI tdspen&rd
New York- *
Office houra, daily. tomflA.hl. till 3 P; ht., and froa
7 till 8 lhe Sabbath excepted.
■ C7* Tho'uhderaigrted certify, with greatpleasure, that
the above-mentioned Instrument Ignoi orJy constructed
ou sdentific principlesjbut thatfrom its use the happiest
results may always, with confidence, bo anticipated*,
there being, for the cure af thoso diseases, NO OTHER
CERTAIN REMEDY EXTANT.
HENRY S KELLEB. M.D. -
CH. GOBTEB, M D.< 90 Chamber street,
. C ECKHARDT, Howard street,
. Nsw. Yosx. :
Dr; .as liAuit is prepared to execute ullorders forxtir
glcal apparatus, viz: Artificial Anns ana Legs, wmen
move like natural members; Apparatus for Laxauon
•for Contracted Legs?’far curvature of tue-Spmc ana
Waist; for False Joints of thrt Anns. and. Races; for
Paralytic Legs] for Club Footf-Ibr Lacnrmal
for FallingoftheKectum y Hypogastric Belts? Beds J md
Chair6forSlcfcPeraoa»iCmU!he»,Trus«!ii,Ac.,Ortho
pediß Corsets, Ac., to-..-; All .--work warraaiad- £MM»
must bapoJl paid, oonlaialagaproporuonaie leminance
orcityTeference. ■... ■ ......: .* ■
STEAM "BOAT rEIMMINOS— CmPpimaa in pan
the; toUotthWK Tahls.X.laenr fiacktnjefcjpiapef,
urashß^eStiip/Tal 1 !. Cpveriag and; TableCoveta,
Napkini, fco.'i Whu:h we areJaoaJtantly recelvlag from
the importers and manafactarere.. Ow atNa.S-FoaiUi
street. toprtj W. M’CUNTOCK.
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TvOCTORItATHOBE’a FRENCH FJSMAUB Plttt, .'
If Qil lucocOul,»afoandeffectual remedyforCbloro*
sisor orXJreen Sickness, Ffeor, Alba* or Wilier, gup- ■ , .
presslofl;. XWBmenorrliaja; Nervoo* pebllity. eeflena * e s.
We4kfi«»,Waiucs,:PojD«fiilhe:fic»d.fln<JXfa»6« r ljoit >•
of Appetite, I’aJnltntion, Tiemors, UiseMcdSj>lne,C<m f
•Uvonrarfffl:at.m*?Byrnepsjtt'Of i lßtireeiaoi),Pl»u- i , <
leiicc or Wind* and all Utonae.Cotnptoinla. -Price 2S.
cents, dr Eva boxes for 81,00 ' Sold wholesale anil re
mit Bead of
Wood streel, Pittsburgh,' and
renderedthe d matted of
perfect certainty ;:ahithe man wio; will now. AUovir.a
Hernia to proceedunrild coiiditionof things is produc
ed that übibing caataUeviatff bufc the knife, of aalHlfai
surgeon, is -wholly inexcusable. -A rapture in it* otdi
oafy fonnj may., with propriety, be left to iheperson
afflicted and thcira?s<roaketr buuojroaamanypersons
■.oo.t^without-evtn ajbandaireoi any iind to retain jit. ot
ten Tenders unmanageable, andleods
to wbaUs lermed Stra*gulaud H<xn ta, wh i c h o (1 c n h as
no felief but in a 'surgical' opera linn. In the Trues to
which we invite the; attention of the 'afnifitedi ‘there is
: every ,supenoiity ovcr the trusses and bandages in
: iiijpfitfectiy , 'comforlabfe; and -an Ire
mauc to.ntanycaEo of .hernia with an exactness *nd
. equableness of pressure that docs not belong to any
1 ottjerutstrtntieni with which- w$ uro acQnaiutedj tutu
will retaiirany ; ruptnre ; with ease and comfort.to thn
wearer. Physiciansof Iheftishcststanilinelnthopro
.feseiqnnttve-'given.testimooy to its great superiority ovet
the ordinary trasses m use. The; Truss of Jlr. Hnb
bard wiil care one-half the cases of ordinary T!iiptiire
l We advise those afflicted to make application in time.
I fly- Effirineeivtnt l“ghat:chaTaaer :an he r:esn in
I lAir Cily,bti catting on Ihaagmu, .
i Persons from n distance can have them sent, fay
sending the measure roond the body.
6 DE. GEO. H. KHY3EK.
i. '■ : HO Wood street, solo agent for Pittsburgh;
marUidiw'
TO ISVAUDS AMS THE SICK,
THE CELEBRATED COMSTOCK MEDICINES.
THIRST. The Paih Extbactob (ConnePi $
j£ Daily's) curing all Borns und QIM-stcrnaf Faana
and Sores.
2d \ Balm of Columbia for Staying or .Rostonng the
Human Hair. ' '
3d. Hetoe's Nerve and Son* Lmimtnt andimftan F*g«
ttoblc Ehxtfj a cnrc-for all cases of RbcuraaU'rri; —
4th. forDeofatifl.
Sib. lfatfi'ZdnitftenKix, known eure tor the Files. .
6th.' SpoWsSiekHedddckeßwiedyr
:7)h*{ Mother's RtUefi for all wdffiemhr thefirailywaY.
. Bt \l- LcneUy'i Great JVesterrtlndian Panacea, .for
Colds atid feVensh feelings uodprcveTitln? fevers f for
Asthma^.Liver .Complaint and. Hilioas A6ecUon#i for
Diarrhoea, Ind3RfistjonandLossbfAjipetite;farCosnvc
jters. in females arid.malcsiland nervoasnomplaints ,ffor
Stomach Affections, Dyspepsia, Eiles,
The greatpolms are it is not had to take* never gives
pain v and neyer !cave9 one costive. • > ..., v . • . t
Dih- RalmsidcVs 7ermi/uge{\Ycrui Killer,) for Children
or grown persons. . ■* .
lOlb. Mrs. Britan's Great Pain Killer. :■ No medicine
has been discovered -tnat is sn happiiyCadapted to uso
internally as drops to< be taken, and yet perform such
wonders when applied externally ns a wash or bath,- by
friction.. In bottles from 12} to 00 cents each.
: llth; Saunholtz's Rdachandßcdßugßdne, for driv
ing away Vermin m a short tjme.~-> ,
•' 12th. The celebrated Lin's Infs fills and Temperams
Bitters, ' ,
Wih. Dr.Bartholomuo's Fink Syrup, the popular EX
PECTORANT FOR COUCHS, COLDS. INFLUEN
ZA.&e.
I<ilh. The Eaxtlndiet £ New York Hair Byes* the only
SURE coloring for the Hair- '
15&. Itn’i Balmo/China, a Chinese Remedy for Cots,
Bruise3vSorer,&c. - •••■ J - *•••• /'-• ' ••
lf}ih. “Extract of Sarsaparilla. Thisartiplo has autliy
ed ail other Sarsaparillas, and still gives as great satis*
faction as ever. - ■ '
17tb. The celebrated spread Strengthening
made fromDr.Lis’srecipe, and themostpopiuar in tho
market •
IBih. ZH'.Eh?i« , e Tooth Ache Drops, Ascertain and cosy
cure for Tooth Ache.
• 19tU. Dr. Comstock has lately bought the right for the
United .States, of the celebrated Concentrated-Mineral
Waf«r,_ found at the SalrSnniips of.Uoctor Wtn.C.
Chase, at St. Catharines; C. wi This medicine has at*-,
tamed.a notoriety nnd populantynever.before equalled
by any preparation nt that place,'and Its sale has been ■■
commensurate wtth.us merits, wbiclntre extraordinary.
All the remedies arc fully described in ALMANACS, :
to be given to all who call where the Medicines are
kept.
i NOTICE. AM preparations heretofore known ns.
“COMSTOCK’S” or COMSTOCK &COl’s,'alwavs*lie- -
longed and now belongs EXCLUSIVELY to Dr CucihC'
S. Comsiick; and though the signature cl Comstock A ~
Co. .will be continued, this extra label with
signature of Dr. L. S. C. will, m fntwe. designate the '
GENUINE. • '
, ; ALL. OTHERS MUST RE SPURIOUS ' '
LUCIUS .S. COMSTOpK.
D"Tlieabove medicinesean bc hadin this ptacebf
feLG WILLIAM JACKSON.- -
No. 24Q Liberty street, head of Wood;/
Qalram o! Wild Cherry*
The ltst remedy evtt known, to xnwi for.CovghijtCeidh
AsHnia 1 Crovp, Bronch.ilis t J % nfiutnzrc i of wi
■;•:funks, -IKffitully rf£reexih.inp,jtfFe«litmcf i/\e£.iter,
■ Pains or Wtakncssxf tr.e £rcaiior First Slaves r 6f
' : ConsuinpiUsn,"se[ ■in shdity ihis JShlsdm isptcultariy.
.••■: adopte-i to entry disease if the l>unf’S y andjJi?CTjl£hich ■
is pToditeedtnour evervarijingxH7nats* ■ . '
■TirriLD CHERR’Yhasloitgbecn known topoksessim-
YT- ponanuncdlclnatproperties. yTblsfactisfatniHar
to rveryiaalron in rift'd’ libysfaians. often pre- '
scribe it la diflererit forma for a varieiy of compiainuu-*-..
Tar also has becn equallynoledfor ilg vinuus; and some < .:
physicians whose names are’familiar to the whole couu- -
trv, fris genesofar its todeclarertrat even CONSUMP
TION could be. CQTcd -.by"Ural clone, In-flthqr, ImUds
again, it was nearly valueless, owing) no doubt, to their, • •
ignorance in.pfCpauug and adKtmistcringil-'adiiEctilty -
noweutnrely obviated by. patient experiment and. long
experience. ' ' f !
, The extraordinary medicinalpowers of these two sub
stances are now fur the first ume combined, and Embod
ied in Dr. WISTAR’S BALSAM OR: WILD CIIERHY,
By anlcechemicnl process, every thing deJeierious.Qr .
useless is rejected, so that whatremainsis lhe mostex- .
traordmary end tridyefficaclousTcracdy for all kinds of .
pulmonaryandlivordiseasesevcrknowu-.to mad.v To. .
convince all unbelievers thatour theory ia really true,
we refeno afew cases oi‘cutcsperformcdby thiswon
derfal medicine: , '
PIdaSAK? ILnog, Ham. co,, 0., Bepl. 27.
I.D.Paex—DearSir: I take the liberty, of advisirig
you of the benefit Thave derived from incuse of Dr.
wlstar’s Balsßm of Wild Cherry.*' I was prostrated by .
that terns le scour je.CoASDropuou, m May lost. The at*
tack was truly horrifying to me, for five of our family
(my brothers and sisters) bad died of Consuropubmil
was afflicted wnh-nearly all the worst features of the
disease. I had a distressingcough, and expectorated & .
great deal of blood, hectic fever, severe pains in the side
and ch’Stv cold -chills, alternating with'Hushcsofhcalj
and copious nigblsweatA,.
I Was under the cme of n. skilfulphysician from the
time I wastaVensick until about &ix wc(&**ioce*beiag ,
then about helpless, and my friends considered my case
hopeless, or:at least beyond our pnysfctan’B skitli advni*:
ed the use-of Wular’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. > With- ;
oat my knowledge my.father procured itund commenced
adimnistenng it to me, and from the fiwulay Icoramen*
.ced taking it. tny.keatlh. improved*: and in two weeks! .
V7us able to be oat and oversee my buslucss, ondTabor,.
.which l sUll continue to do. 'I have, lakep jour botUes
ofthe medicine, and now consider myself perfectiywell.
JEREMIAH ISCfiIG.
ANOTHER _ASTONISH tNG CURE! t '
•• . 1 Eusii7nxE,Fnirfield.co^6
Mr. J- D- Park-—Dear Sip: l wish to state to you that :
my daughter Araanda, aged Iflyears, had about a year
sinco a very severe tUack-of measles, which reduced
her very much,. and .left nor wuh a racking eough. I
employed ail of the physicians witMn ourrencli torthe
purpose of removing hor.cougb, -bat/iviihout. r «ueces&.—<• -
She appeared to be sinking:into .a decline, with every
symptom of consumption,- -1 then tricdDr. Rogers LIV- .
crwortandTar.. liut ifiis .aggravated her.conghjadd
fave her symptoms of a suit more ‘malignant character,
was how moHsenontiy.&iaimcd, and tiwas with trem
bling iear tiiat 1 from . day to day m sswthe progrees.of that
insatiable disease, Consumption.--I really despaired of
my daughter's recovery. -.Eut I providentially saw the
certificate of Jonathan Coulson, whoßodaughter, Sarah
Jade, was cured of Consumption by Wistaria Balsam of ■
Wild Cherry This created &'{aini-.hop6, that .
help my daughter, and l Immediately commenced using
it, and it almost instantly gavc'TclieiV Her hedlUt -waa
Improved..from the first bottle, and by the use of two
bottles of Wislar’s Balratn of'vVitd Cherry she wos'res
tored to pCrfccthealtli, and stip ianot<ncrwut all predis
posed to a cough. I will say to nil that arc afflicted v?jth
any disease lending to Consumption, do noi despfiirffor -
Dr. WiMat’s Balsam of Wild Cherry * will core you it
you WiU but.try H. ‘ i . K.-KALB.
f9p p p
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE* *
Will miracle* never cense? . More evidence of its
anrptasinirhKnltfi-rcstoratlve 1 rj
. [From-Dr. linker, Springfield, Washington fo.*Ky.J .
■ . • ■Spft.w.GSiELp, Ky.,May 14,1830.
• Messes. Sasfoed A Pabk : 1 tuke, tbb opportunity of
informing you of a most reraarlcablo care performed up
;on me by.tae use of JJr. Wismr’s Balsam of Wild Cher
ry. ■, ' '
In'thc year 18401 was taken withlhd iriihmomion-of
the bowels, which 1 labored under for six weeks*, when
Igrada&llyrecoyered. Imho fall of l&4tI-Was attack*
cu with aaeyete cold, winch senteditselfnpoamyJfthKs
and for the space‘ of three years/r was cdrffliiea tbray.
bedj 1 triCd adlirinda of.rtecielrieß hnfl every variety of
aidwiUiontbehe&jand.thu.si wcariedalonp'uniil the
winter of 1845 j heard of Dr. Wiatar’s Balrumof
Wfld'Cberry, l ’* • '* '
;My friends persuaded me to give k a triaVihoughl
hadglvenup nil hopes of recovery; and had prepared
myself fdr the chance of another yi>r|d» - Throqi»h tlicir
solicitations Zwus induced nraokeuse of jhe
Wistariaßalsam of Wild Cbeny. The eflSct wo* truly
asionishiliff.rAfler.fiveyetfrscf cflllcUon andsofTering
andnfler having spent fonr.or five. nuudreddDilars tono
purpose, and the best und most respectable physicians
had proved unavailing,- f was -soon tcatorcrltO-entire
health-oy the blessing of God and the use of Br.Wistai’s
Balsam ofWild Cherry. , . ;
Moythe blessing of God ;rest upon the proprietors of
to valuable a medicine >aa Wmnrk.Balsara of Wild
Cherry. Yours respectfully,. ,-v • ..W;.IL BAKER.
inrGennliie Wfstarbs BuTsam of Wild has a
faC'Simileuf theEignauireofilenry-WisiaT,AUD,, Phil
adelphia, and u Sanforu & 1 ark’Von a finely executed
jieef engroved wrapper. Ivo othcr-canbe genfamai t
jp* Price—Sl per hotue—Bix bottles for S 5.
Sold by 2. D. PARK, Fpntth and Walnut strcetsiCin
cinnati, 0. t General sgent, to whom , alt orders must bo
addressed.
Price 61 perbo«3e--six bottles for 85. ' ‘
: ■ » P-: PARK.:Cincinnati, Ohio*
North-eul comer of Fourth ami Watnm'su ,-eniraiea
: S'iJVYalnwt—io jWljotiriiU OTOtrra-mual Ij«s afeeswd. ,
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bnrgb; Hildebrand & CoalndlanaV Poydey *&Mactay,:
•M l iSs?4ng; J B Evan?,Cummins & Blood, ProokviHer
Waynesbutgh: BJ’FarlandACoj N .
Callender* hleadvilta} Burton feboyErfoi Henry Fof*
«T,.Merceri J Burge & C 0,.. Butler t J Jtonirla** «£{i.
dor IZUannoni'. Bdaver; 11> Snmmertoß» Warren, b
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