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J "8008 YKK,"Ir.;> Bee Cloii.ms Siore. No. 235
»iteei.can Bell ttgoJilßUiiof Summer 010
ihinitorSiSUi mi iflji-.lier Goods, of every ilescriplion,.
veiy Itfw frtr rfisb. Custom work made to in
fashionable style, and on reasonable term*.. • lanrl?
lie True!
IT «« sard that BOOBYKR, at the Bee. Hive Clothing
groHK* No. 225 Liberty street, tells tliechenppal Clq.
iblng'lnthn City—well mode ami fitblonakly cut; "CSTI
and examinethem, ami yoo will not be disappointed.
Jan received, by Express, a splendid assortment of
Fancy <Ca>hr?erep, Brown, Green and Blue Clot&s,e»p
oiherVashiouable Goods, suitable for the season, whic l
tpe aTe prepared to make loonier,- (without disappoint!
raentd in a style unsurpassed in the City. _ t
Come and see. <. mar.il
PITTSBUIiGII CLOIUING STOUfc*
, Corner of Wood and Water tts. ,
Jolm Callahan A Co.. FrorprUSor**
TJlEpubllcis respectfully requested _io call and ex
amine oor stock. of Ready Made C.oihinj, got up
expressly for this maTket, and in superior style, which
we are deumnined to *e!l Jow for Our .motto
being i u Quick. Sa «* arul Smalt Prqfi.*. s ■
Our .WnrertMim, up stair*, is fully supplied with a
large stock of Cloths, Cawimeres, Vcstirgs, Summer
Cloths,ol every description, and. m foci, every article
in oiir line suitable for the season. These Goods we
are making t»v order in superior style, nud at very low
prices Givcnsa call, ana crarain-foT-yourselves
y mytO JOHN CM.KAHAN & CO
merchant tailor,
No 09 Market, between Second and Thxrd slretts,
Bt.GS respectfally to inform hie fncntU and the public,
Uiftl lie has returned from New York, and Pluladcl
pliiB,i>KYing there selected from the luteal importations,
nn enliife new stock of Buck and Colored CLOTHS,
and "VKSTINGS, which for newness of
designs and richness of fabrics, are not surpassed by
any house of New York.—AH of which he is pre*
pared to moke to order in a superior «iy'c, at the lowest
pnpe possible, and c» rdialiy invite purchasers to call
a»d exhmme U»a «iock before purchasing elsewhere.
"TO —'l have i o authorized Agent in tins
city, for the sale of ray work on ti S RMGN T CUTTI NO.
H can omy be had at the store of the sub«cr»bcr,«id
Market street, at the follow rag prices, vu. with Instruc
tions, 810 \ without,s7
marl?
JKlfi W GIiOTIUBIG IIOIJSGi
:r .. ; ... . . EDMUND W4TT3 & CO„
_VJ MERCHANT TAILORS;
•?» JVb. 185 Liberty street, above St. Clair,
TTHVK opened* new Clothuig Store, at the above
Xi : blaee. and ar« now receiving a splendid lot of
ClothSj Ciisumeresj Ve«im?p,&c.,of the latest importa*
Uon«, purchased with a l especial view to city trade, and
which they nrc prepared to makeup to order m tlie la>
test and most fashionable styles. They intend to pay
strict attention to this branch of their business, and they
have full confidence that they will bo able to give their
customer* enure satisfaction They areulto memufaetu*
a choice lot of READY MADE CLOI IIING, of
the newest styles, which they will sell low for caeh
As all tins stock is entirely new, it is worthy the atten
ou Of buycTS. rn*>r-)0 ;V
SPUISQ ANU SUMSia.il CLOITIIBIO l
THREE BIG DOORS!
Ab. 151, Liberty Street, Pittiburgh ,
TOIIN McCLOSKEY has now the pleasure of an*
nounolng to his numerous friends and the public m
general,that His Spring and Summer stock is now ready
for inspection, which tie believes will be found to be
one ofthe lurgest and best selected stocks of. Ready-
Made Clothing to be found in the Western Country.
He has ibis season paid more than usual attention tc
Uie manufactnnnG and stvlcof his Garments, so that the
very. lowest priced, os well as the lineal, arc got up in a
Btyle aud elegance not to be surpassed.
He-.woald-parttcularly call the attention of all dealers
in Clothing to Ins present splendid assortment of
B.e*ay«BS*d* Garments,
As he feels confident, upon examination or the qualities
and prices of hts goods, he can offer them such induce
ments as shall moke a their interest to purchase at hn
establishment .
Many-years*experience, and greatscccess in the bu
siness, together with an unprecedented iekolesalt and n
tail patronage, has enabled him to get up Garments to
suit the business habits and tastes of every location ir
the Union, which is of the utmost importance to whole
sale purchasers.
In the Culling department will be found a choice se
lection of the most fashionable goods, consisting of—
French, English and American Broadcloths,
Cashmeretts, &c. Ac. Also, an excellent assortment 01
VESTIKGS, of tne latest and most fashionable
all of which he is prepared to make to order in the be*
manner and at the most reasonable prices.
COME, THEN, ONE AND AI.L!
Quality, and the Variety, w the
most extensive, nndoabtcdly, to befo'tnd in th© Umied
States: martO
. . . fCmportum ofLight l
CELEBRATED ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS.
\ir H- WRIGHT, (successor to 3. S. Tough), Mann*
TV • facturerof and Dealer Wholesale and Retail in
the above named Oil and Lamps, is now reccivtnga large
assortment of.LAMPS, for burning the Ethereal Oil,
Camphtae and Fine Oil. Also, Lsmpsof every-descrip*
tion, for burning Lard and Lard Oil.
"Chandeliers, Girandole Hall Lumps, Wick?,Globes,
Chimney Mats, Cans, and all things pertaining to the
trade.. ... .
-EdiereaLCamphlne or Pine Oil, regularly supplied
once or twice a •week.
All orders left with the wagon, which is constantly
passing through the city, will be promptly attended to.
N< B. Lamps of all kinds altered to Dura the Klhe
real OiL-- All articles delivered in any part of the cay,
oria Allegheny, free of cost
, W, H. WEIGHT,
No. 82 Fourth bl, (Apollo Hall,)
. ■___ between M&rket and wood streets.
'Ageneyfor Diffefenl Lines of Paelcet Sbisi."
PASSENGER OFFICE.
No* 410 Liberty Street, PUtsbarghi
For F? W. BYRNES £C0.,68 JSoulh ilrtti, earner
Nm,Wins York; 3G Waterlooßoad,Liverpool ; amtGs
Grader eirutjNno Orleans,
HAS a Line of Packets _
• Emlmgcveryfiycdaysfrom. . AT\.
Liverpool to New York; a
Lice of Packets from Liv*
erpooi to Philadelphia, on Jsk§££&sr
emEssißssstheeighteenihof each■^sftnSCm«.
month; aLinoof Packets to Baltimore.oa the aim o»
each month. Also—a Line of Packets on the Stb and
94th.of each month from London and Portsmouth to
New York.
ALSO—Dro/taat slghtalwayaon hand, for any amount,
at the. lowest fates of discount; and'all information
given concerning passengers, that can be given, with
pleasure, by their Agent. JOHN THOMPSON,
marlg 410 Liberty su Pittsburgh.
Savre Your money !
CHARLES P. FREEMAN & CO.,
(LA.TB FR2FMAH, HODGES ARD CO.)
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
. X 44 BROADWAY,
ORE BOOR SOUTH OF LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK,
HAVE now on hsndj&nd-wiU be receiving doily
throagh the season. New Goods, direct from the
European manufacturers, and Cash Auctions, rich, fa*
shionable,fancy Sik.Millinery Goods.' Our nock of
rich Blbbons,comprises every variety of the latest and
tnost.be&Bufai designs imported.
. Many of our Goods are manufactured expressly to
our order, from our own designs and patterns, nnd stand
nanviollea. We offer our Goods for ncu Cash, at lower
prices than any eredil House in America can afford,
o All purchasers wilt find it greatly to their interest to
reserve a portion of their money, nnd make selections
fromonrgreat variety of rich chcapgoods.
. Ribbons, rich, for Bonnets, Caps, Sashes and Belts.
BoonetSilks,Sauns, Crapes,Lisscs uud Tarletons.
Embroideries, Collars, Chenusetts, Capes, Bertha*.
. Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings and Inserting*,
..Erabroidened Rcvicre. Hcmstich dam. Hkfs,
.Blonds, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces for Cods.
Embroidered Laces for Shawl*,Mantillas and Veils.
, HooHon,Mechlen, Valenoienes, and Brussels Laces.
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna, Lisle Thread and
Cotton Laces. . •
Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sowiog Silk, Gloves and
Mitts. ; . . .
:Frcnch and American Artificial Flowers.
French Luce, English, American and Italian,
Htraw; Bonnets and Trimmings. rmor22;2m
10UB -ADAM HSHtSHAB,
(of the late firm of Sands AKeineman.
V. XOUIB AKIBTEffIAH & QO,.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ■
CtceJkSi Watcfus, Jewelry, Watch Maunals, Tools.
■ : nmi.ST&SST, OBB.POOH FHOJS WOOD, PITTSBUBCH, *
FXIAKE leave to announce to the trade and the nubile
JL - eeueraHy, that they have themselves carefully se
lectednod imported from Europe, a laree stock of Gold
mnd Silver Watches, Watch. Materials,and Tools for
Watch mnkers; and a most elegant assortment of Jew
elry, from the bestraanufaclories—which they oiler at
prices as low as they can be purchased in the eastern
markers;^ —
Their slopknf.Watcbes consists of Goldand Silver
Patent Levers; do Detached Levera; dpLepines;Sii
verQnaniers; and elegant French time pieces,: of tlie
toast approved makes. Together with a stock of
Clocks, and Time Pieces,from the best American Facto
' Their stock of Jewelry comprises articles Of every
aeseriptio&in this line, such as Finger Rings; Rar Rings,
Breast Fibs, Bracelets, Gold; Fob and Guard Chains,
Gold Guard Keys ond seals, Lockets, Gold and Silver
ggectiiclesf Stiver and Gertaan Silver and Table and
and every kind of fancy- articles generally
of this description.
.-wald respectfully cadi the attention of the trade
«f l ££!^ xten^ v ® aloc k of Watch materials and Tools,'
leeted ** Tariel Yi which they have - most carefully se-
kodcL BO on hand large assortment of Tele
tatmuiaclorv?^!? 3 '? a^ <t 9f Icnl Glasses, from the best
of other orilc!?.*^ 1 ’ 1111, . Together with a great variety
OlwlretwaS^Sr™"*!" mention./, . .■ , .
maimer ana onuf'rS r i'® elr 7, repaired in the best
MANCHKBTE R MI n E
ALi-sairaaVcrrf; p^. L PAINT »
■I have analysed a oampYo of 'manchk-o vi h ' lB3l •
ERAL PAINT, for PeDBKa AFosm MlN
laln Re following: ' U to con.
Silica, ► • ... ' . i
'.Alumina, - . - .
Per Oiida of Iron, . . . .. ,
lime, - . . .. 18 -? i .. I
Maxnesla. - : ■. . >ig i
Oxide of Manganese, ■ - - ia I
Water andLos*, . . Bjoo 1
The Powdered Sample, contained m 11
eoppoie <*as the one you desired also to have analysed,
I had to differ from any average ofthe lumps powdered!
and mixed together. This last yields as follows:
• Per Oxide of Iron, - ... '
SiUcaondAtamina, .. ~i. . .; • ijjjw
Magneto, ’S* ;|
Water and Loss, : •.. •"
■ ujfkk difference Ipresonic arises from the mlacnil not
eooaportions.comainmrf more Iron than
* 2i ?”■ *&e analysis shorn the article tt? be well aoit
®4 for a durable painu I find that by palcjjunsrthe now*-
. - SJitV * prctty b,s j *%?* co, °* « much'unprwed;
oru. least converted Into a fine jed. • • *
CHILTON, M.D. Chemist,
C3* For sale by JOEL MOHLEB, 4ttidiertF™reet,
t ; - ~ marto:y .• {
flUatljittg.
JAHtBS C. WATT*
JAMES C. WATT.
JAMES R. SEED * CO.,
Manufacturers of Tukodo
htf.s, Surveyors’ Compas
ses, Leveling and Grading
Instruments, &c., &c.
NO. 36
Smithfieli street,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
: An assortment of tho n
bove named Instrumenta al
ways on hand.
Also —• Clocks, Watches,
Jewelry, &c., &c.
April C, 1852—2 m
■IIbMSsBB
\Hl "K are now Prepared lo forward produce &c . 10
ff Philadelphia immediately. Time, five days.
[ Hales Tor bacon )arJ pork, beef, Ac - - 6Qc« ion lbs
Couon. cheese, earthenware, leather, leaf . - •
lohacco, w elo«» - - . Gttc 100 Uh
Beeswax.dried fruit *nu wool - • 80e 100 l&v
Purs, peltries; doer and buffalo skins, exra > •
brooms, indzy,- - - JCOtt«
COVQDF. & C Rah am', Agls
i WRBBPj AwiUDßon.
i pujuc are informed that we are uow runnlne
i Av- re S u tafly to.thc East and Wed, and are prepared to
forward oil Goods entrusted to our care-
A.hPEC!AL MESSENGER sent dally for PhlladeU
.pkia, at 4.o’cJock,V. M.. Also* daily to Cincinnati, at 7
o’clock, A»M. :■■■
Orders transmuted free of charge, and Goods returned
by first Express
Bills ofExchange for sale on England, Ireland dnd
Scotland, for any uraount,payable on principal Bankinp
Houses or Post Offices mthe United Kingdom
dec2i BAKER A rORSYTU, Agonts,
mercliantß’ Portable Boat Blue.
Fur the Transportation of Merchandise and Produce,
(VIA PENNSYLVANIA CANALS ANU.RAILBOADS), BETWBKN
MTTSUURGH AND PHILADELphIA,
.. - Virteu ictthout Rt-thwptnK*
■' IT? TIME, TEN DAYS. ** *
- ■ TATTON & REYNOLDS,
Depot,2sl Markets!, (near Sixth.) Philadelphia,
i ~ .. , „ C: A. M’ANULTY'&'CO-,
HCauril IJiXAin, 4 fl S and 410 Penn street, Pittsburgh.
AViftG increased our facilities and otherwise im
proved our arrangements lor-Traneporiation, we
nre no# prepared to receive nlarge amountof Proauco
and Merchandise, to ship (ontLe opening of the Canals,)
with promptne** and dispatch.
Tim Section Boat system of transportation over our
State improvements has been in use about ten years,
audthe greataucccss and favor u has met with, is a suf
ficient guarantee that it is no longer considered a
doubtful or uncertain experiment; but is acknowledged
by all as vastly superior to any mode of transportation
used onCauuist (when intersected by Railroadß)
Goods loaded into our Boats at Pittsburgh, remain
undisturbed until unloaded at our Warehouse in Market
street, Philadelphia, thrxeby entirely avoiding the delay
consequent on three different transhipments, and secu
ring the delivery of Goods in entire lots, the packages
clean, and in as good order as when shipped.
Traduce, <Vc , consigned to our House at Pittsburgh,
will l>« received arm forwarded always at the lowest
current canal rates, strictly according to instructions,
without any extra charge for commission, storage, orad
vanong charges, Ac.
feb23
C. A. M’ANULTY A CO.
P«t» Bedaord f
WEST NEWTON PLANK ROAD ROUTE,
T7OR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA and WASH
£ INGTON CITY. Faws Reduced.
To Bahimoee, . Si,oo less than Pa. Railroad.
To Philadelphia, 81,00 do do do
To Washington City, 82.30 do do do
; This is the only Office which Insures a THROUGH
TICKET lo Washington,and, by taking ibiß Route,pas
sengers will save lime and money.
The Moil Boat (carrying the United States Mail.)
lenves the Mouongahe'a Wharf, above the Wire Bridge,
EVERY AFTERNOON, at s o'clock, via the Youghlo*
ghenjr River. Passengers will lodge on the. Boat, and
take splendid United Slates Mail Coaches at West New*
ion, next morning over the Plank Road, crossing the
mountains m daylight. Take the magnificent sleeping
Cars of llte Baltimore nnd Ohio Railroad, at 10 o’clock,
P. M. Breakfast at Baltimore and Washington Cuv,
dine in Philadelphia, and arrive in New York the samfr
evening.
Fare to Baltimore, • * * •
do Philadelphia, - .
do" Washington City, * •
MONONGAHEL& ROUTE.
The Sienraer -leaves the Wharf, above the Bridge,
Dniiy, at S o’clock, A. M. Travelers leaving Pifsburgh
by the Mormi.g Boat, will cross the mountains the same
night, and arnve in Cumberland the next morning tar
the & o clock train of Cats tar Baltimore. Will sup in
Baltimore and Washington City, and arrive In Philadel
phia at 2o’clock, the same night
Fare to Baltimore, - - . S 0,00
do Philadelphia, • - . io,CU.
do Washington City, - 10.00.
For Tickets by enher of the above Lines please call
at the West Newton Plank Road Office, in the Monou
gaheiaHoußC, Waterstreeu J. J. KVANS, Agent.
aprO '
UICUIUAB UttEtTi&Ab UAILKUAD.
1853. gUBiIS
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LINE,
In connection with the Cleveland and Cincinnati Rail
road, Cleveland ond Erie Railroad, Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad, and Michigan Central Railroad.
PASSENGERS: will be ticketed through from any
point on Lake Michigan, to Cleveland, Cmcmuau
and Pittsburgh, and from either of those places to any
point on Lnke Michigan.
-This Line will bo composed of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route.
■ CLEVELAND. - - Capt. C. C StaKibd.
FOREST CITY, - - Cap'. L. A. Piacu.
A Boat will leave Cleveland f. r Detroit, and Detroit
for Cleveland, every evening, at OJ o’clock, arriving m
both cities the following morning, in season for the mor
ning train of curs fur Chicago, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh,
anu tat the Lake Superior andS&gtoaw boats at Detroit
;Tl cy will run from Cleveland in the tallowing order:
FOREST CITY.
Monday*- ■ ■»< ■ —»-Wednesday-- -Fndav.
CLEVELAND.
Tuesday—• .Thursday
CLEVELAND.
• • • Wednesday • •
FOREST CITY.
-•Thursday-*'
Monday-•*•
Tuesday
The undersigned are. prepared to make contracts for
all kinds of Height* from Cleveland to Detroit, Macki
naw, Saute Ste. Mane, and a'l pom on Lake Michigan.
The OCFAN,CASPIAN and ST. LOUIS will compose
the line until the new Boats are ready
C BRADBKRN & CO,Cleveland.
PITMAN, TROWBRIDGE & JONES, Dctroii
Oprl4:om _ __ .
18 52:
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
PKHaSTIiYASIA QAILRO&D,
Two Holly Trains From Pittsburgh to
Philadelphia and Baltimore*
Only 80 Houra Through!
FAKE, til.
rpilEExpressraaiUram will leave the Depot on Lib*
i erty street, above the Canal Bridge, every morning
a; o’clock.
Pa«scng£rgwill goby the cars to Turtle, Creek 12 miles'
where they will find tbc best of Coaches in readiness to
convey ihetn 23 miles,over a first rate turnpike road to
Beatty’s station | (conductors accompany each train of
Coaches), ami then take the cars to Hollidaysburg; and
then take the splendid sleeping carsdlrcci to Philadel
plua and Baltimore.
Passengers for Baltimore take ihe pars of the York and
Cumberland Railroad at Horrisburgh, arriving at B&lu
more to breakfast, and to Washington City the same
morning.
The Evening Tram will leave daily at 6-30, P. M., ar
riving at Philadelphia next evening.
Baggage cheeked through to Philadelphia.
D. Leech A Co.’s EiprcesPackctLme wilt leave doily,
at 5 o’clock, l\ M., connecting at Blairs v )lte with the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Through from Pittsburgh to
Philadelphia and Baltimore m 33 hours.
. FARE'9XO.
Passengers will procure (heir tickets at the Railroad
Office m the Monongahela House, Water Street.
N. B.*—Scheduleurae as follows:
From Pittsburgh to Beatty’s Station, 7 hours
do Beatty’s Station to Johnstown, 2} do
do Johnstown to Hollidaysborg, in
cludiug33milea Portage road, 6 do
From Hollidsysburg to Dillersville, 9 do
do Dillergviilc to Philadelphia,over
Colombia Railroad, . do
_ Total, 28 hours.
. This Schedule allows ample time on each portion of
■the route, aud can be regularly made, if no unexpected
detention should occur. Passengers are informed that
the Portage and Columbia Railroad are owned and ope
rated by the State of Pennsylvania, aud are in no way
under tnemanagement or control of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
NOTICE—In case of loss, the Company will hold
themselces responsible for personal baggage only and
for an amount not exceeding one hundred dollars.
mar3s J. MfeBINMEN° Ticket Ag’tP. R. U. Co.
~ jifilW ARRArVGBREhTI
WESTERN RAILROAD
' - - * . FBOBtr •
Fltttburgh to Cleveland! Golumbui and
Cincinnati!
ALLIANCE, CANTON AND MASSILLON,
BM BMdZI
IN CONNECTION WITH THE PENNA, CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Through from Pittsburgh to Cleveland in less than
Ten JTours, iga continuous Bailroai Line l
THE Exp res. Train on.the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad, leave. Pittsburgh at 8* A, M., slopping at
govvickly, Rochester, New Brighton, Darlington, Enon,
Palestine, ( Colnmbiana, and Salem, and. reaches Alii
snee,B3 miles from Pittsburgh, at IP. M. Passengers
leaving Alliance on the Cloveland Railroad at 3 P. M,
Bud; reach Cleveland at OP. M. Returning, the pas
sengers leave Cleveland at 9 A.M., Allioncu at 130 P.
M., and reach Pittsburgh at 5.39 p. M.;in time to con
nect with the evening train On the Pennsylvania Rail
road ior Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore, and
also withtheYoughiogheny Steamboat and Plank Road
route.
Passengers by this route come from Cincinnati. to
Pittsburgh in two days, without night travel, and save
from one totvro days rn connectingwitb the Penna. Cen
tral Railroad. .
Pastengeis leaving PittsborffhLfit 830 A, M. t reach
Canton at 2P, M. ana Massillon at 3.30 P. M. At Mas*,
'sillon the Jine connects with stage lines to Wooster,
Mansfield, Now Philadelphia, and at Enon.to New Gas*
tie', Poland/Warrem Mercer and Erie. . . ; ;
%* The New Brighton Accommodation Train leaves;
Pittsburgh at 10 A. Si. and 5 SO PJVL, and New Brighton
at 7 A. lu. and I P. M., stopping at intermediate siaifons.
Excnrrion Tickets,.good for two days, are sold-be
tween Pittsburgh, Rochester and New Brighton- r -■ ; >
Quarterly tickets are sold at low rates, and tickets by
thepackogeto some.of the stations.
TneTrains do not ran on Sunday.
Omnibuses ran in connection with the trainßtoand
from the station on Federal street.
Fare by the only continuous Railroad Lino from Pitts*
burgh to Cleveland, 140 miles, $4,00. To Massillon, 108
miles, 83,00. - •
For tickets apply at the Federal Street Station of the
Ohio and Pa. Railroad, to GEOBGE PARKIN,
Ticket Agent.
Or to „ J. MESKIMEN,
MonongahelaHouse t Pittsburgh.
-M,5 T£ ~-By the route by steamboat 60 miles to Wells*
far© ImS Jbenco byJßailroad 100 miles to Cleveland, the
teSMgfa'i April I.lBs2—fnnigl ;
Hi ln store and for sale, a few set
v myl Balls. JOHN W. TIM,
No. 143 Wood street.
mHE Notice.
J. .ship, widerthe aivi; r~, d ?T entered lntopailner-
GOIRE * BANE forUe Knm.7 1 e of : ' TAAFI ®> MA '
eral Commission and Prodoeinl? ? f entry mg on agen
lyhopetheir long experience! «2SS! , -“ ,d confi / ent '
onamtance, and personal
their customers, mil entitle them i6°*!s. 8 ‘nJerests of
pattonoge, which it shalLbe their «umS ;r a J e Pf pnblln
.. t > 1 r*'
DIE at PICE of the tmuranuCo.cf NorA Antrim
l.a» been to the Warehouse or Hardy, Jones
n. Co.,Np, J4lFront streetjthird house East of Wood
.street.tyhere ihesubscrlherwUUßsue Policies on Build,
ingsaud iheir.contenis,andouShlpm6nisby Steamboats
and outer vessels, for the. above old ana responsible
Company. lap3l WM. P. JONES, Agent
State filuiual Plre Inturonoe company*
HARRISBURG* PA,
ESIGNEp only for the saler classes of properly, has
an ample capital, and afToidn superior auvarvages
in point of cheapness, safety andaecoratnodailoiMoeuy
and country-merchants, ana owners of dwellings, and
isolated or country property..
■ • • A. A. CARRIER,Actuary, ;
ocl-27| . Brunch Office t No.S4Snulhfieldsi.,Pittsburgh*
MliiW YOKli LIFE ISSVItANCH COM-
■ PASY. :
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 9500*000.
fIMIB ANNUAL DIVIDENDS have been unusually
X large, showing that the company has been doing a
very large and prosperous business. -
The dividends in 184flweie $0 per cent.
»> « 1847 oo .
1648 w v '5O • . '
1810 u 40 °
1850 a 40 «
1851 “ SO «
1852 ‘ r 40 : •
This is among theoldest companies in liic United State?.
Its accumulated capital is constantly increasing for the
benefit of members, present and future.
MORRIS b RAN KLIN, Prudent
Puny Freeman, Actuary.
CURTIS & DOBBS, Agts.
Pittsburgh, cor. of Wood and Fifth streets, over Pat
rick A Friend’s Bonking House,
CALIFORNIA RISKS TAKEN.
Also, agents for Protection and Former** Fire and Ma«
nnc Insurance; capital 84110,000, and of Branch office,
Empire Slate Health Association, cash, including accu
mulated capital 818,000.
Also, agents for the purchase and sale of. real estate,
mvll
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
ANCE COMPANY.—Office, North Room of the Exj
change, Thi rd street, Philadelphia.
Fire insurance.— Buildings, Merchandize and othei
property in town and country , insured against loss oi
damage by fire at the lowestratc of premium..
Marine Insurance.—’ They also insure Vessels, Car
goes and freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or
special policies, as tbe assured may desire.
Inland Transportation.— I They also insure merchan
dize transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars; Canal
Boats and bteara Boats, on rivers and lakes,on the most
liberal terms.
DIRECTORS—Joseph H. Seal,Edmund A. Sander
John C. Davis. Robert Barton, John R. Penrose, Samuel
Edwards. Geo. G. Leiper, Edward Darlington. Isaac R.
Davis, William Folwell.John Newhn.Df.U. M. Huston,
James C. Iland.Theophilus Paulding, H. Jones Brooks,
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig.GcorgeSernlhSpcncer Me*
Ilvain, Charles Kelly, J. u.JohusoH.Wiliura Hay,Dr
8. Thomas, John Sellers, Wra. Eyre, Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH;—D. T. Morgen,
Hugh Craig, Jno.T. Logan.'
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
Thos; C. Hand, Vice President.
Joseph W. Cowan, Secretary.
• C7*office of the Company, No. 42 Water street, Pitts
burgh. (jtlCtdiO P. A. MADE! 11A, Agent.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company.
DIRECTORS:—
Charles W. Bancker, George W; Richard#,
Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner* Adolphi E. Bone,
Samuel Grunt. David S. Browne,
Jacob R. Smith, Morns Patterson;
CUAS. N. BANCKER, Pres’L
Char. G. Uancreb, Secretary.
10* Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description of property m town and country
at rates as low as aie cousistem with security. - *
The Company have reserved a latgc Contingent Fund*
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested*
afford ample protection to the assured.
The Assctsof the Company, oa January Ist, 1851, as
fmblished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as fol
o^s.viz:—
Mortgages 8 018,123 08
UealEstato.—B4.377 78
Temporary Loans-—Ba,9CO 17
Stocks . CIASO 00
Cash,&o. "■ —■ 04,340 81
5i,213,708 44
Since their incorporation, a period of Si yeaTS,thej
have mud op want# of On* Million Four Hundred Thou
rani Dollars, losses by fire, thereby nfibrdingtvidencc
of the advantages of ln&arance,aB well as the ability and
disposition to meet with promptness, allliabiltUes.
J-GARD/nFR COFFIN,Agent,
OlTiceN. E. corner Wood and ;M sis.
Tbe Farmers and j&eehante** iloaltU In
■urancc Association.
OP HTTSftURGH, PENNA.
AID IN TIME OF HEED!
OFffICC—COENEQ or flirniFlßLH AND THIBD 6TREKTS.
GUARANTY CAPITAL, 930,000,
TIIIS is an association established for (he mutual relief
of its m cases of sickness or accident, by
the payment of tbor Annual Deposits Personam rood
health may become member* and be entitled to a weekly
benefit, in case of sicknrssor accident. All who join this
Association are entitled to a vote in the election of
officers, and topametpate m me profits of tho Associa
tion. It on a safe and permanent basis,
being boib Mutual and Uenevolcm in us designs, with
the lowest rates consistent for insecurity, and conduct
ed m a manner to insure its permanency and durability.
All persons can see tho advantages of taking out a
policy from the General Office.
V6ABL.Y DEPOSITS.
3 2,00 per year,drawsS week;
3,r0 do do 3,tQ do;
4,00 do do 4,00 do;
5,00 do do • 5,00 do;
0,00 do do f>,oo do;
7,00 do do 7,00 do;
8,00 do do 800 do;
0,00 do do' 0,00 do;
10.00 do do 10,00 do:
INITIATION FEE, for Membership, SI,SO~-whU‘h
must be paidauhe time of making application, and the
first years’ deposit within twenty days. Each member
entitled to a monthly report, gratis,
•Saturday.
•Saturday.
OFFICERS.
Presuteni— o. W. Dbaitbiont. ,■
Vue Pruufiru and lYearurer— Wm, M. Wilson.
Srere&xry—G. D. Brown. -
Finance Commute—A. J: Childs, A. D. Christie, and
D. A, M’Maaters. •
Btatfc ntstaai flr« ittattrsneo company,
BRANCH OFFICE,SISiunifiELD &i.,Ptm&cfc67,
T„,-. FtiwSurgA, May Uf,lBAt.
Hi. beat evidence of ihe success of the Directors in
endeavoring tomake the “STATE MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY” meet the wants of the
community, is the unparalleled amount of business
which has been done—having issued 7,900 Pri
des during the past year, thereby adding over 5130,000
to the fands of the company. Neatly all the property
insured is ofthe safest kina,in small risks, and amigo
proportion insured foT only one year.
whole No. Policies Issued 7,000
do do expired, terminated &
canceled*——
do do in force*—
Amountof Propcrtyinsured*—•••
do Canceled,tormlnatedand ex
pired—. 201,728
do do inforce*—«*— *. $7,681,09
do PremiumNoleS'—*"-*.—- 79,070,87
do Canceled>iemta*ied,expr’d, 037,10
do inforce—— «70,03T 1 77
do Cash Premiums received* ♦—551,557,14
do do canceled—— 321,24
$51,235,00
Whole amount of losses and expon
set paid --23,411,45
Balance m favor of the Co., in cash, 027,824,45
To eity orcoumry merchants, and owners of dwell
ings, and isolated or country property, it is believed
this company affords advantages in point of cheapness,
safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
in Hus country.
Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved sys
tem pf Classification of Risks, excluding all spetial
hazards, insuring only a limited amount in any one lo
cality, thus precluding the frequency and occurrence of
iaige fires, and also, on both the Stock and Mutual plan,
it notonly possesses the cheapness and accominod&Uon
of both methods, but entities the insured to a participa
tion in theprofits.
It is undor the control of tiie following Directors: —J
P. Rutherford. A. J. Gillstt, John 15. Packer, SamueiT.
Jones, Alonso. A.Carrier,Philo C. Sedgwick, Robart
Klotz, Samuel Jones, John P. Rutherford-
J P. RUTHERFORD, PresH.
• A« J. GILIiETT, Secy.
A. A.Ca&bibb, Actuary.
N. D.--A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent, on expi
ring policies has been declared by the Directors, one is
now receivable at this Office for renewals, or redeema
ble in cash &i the end of ninety days. '
myl7:d*w A. A. CARRIER, Agent.
Watches, Jewelry, &o«
HAVING jast returned from tho Eastern cities. 1
have brought with me one of the most beautiful
and carefully selected Stocks of Jewelry, Watches and
Fancy Goods, ever offered to the Public. Persons
wishing to parebaee any thing m my line, enti rely ou
getting a good article. Ido not advertise to sell goods
below cost, nor CO per cent, cheaper than any honso In
the city. Give me o call, and I am sure you will be
satisfied that 1 can sell a good article as cheap as anv
of them. ’ . , :
Another fact I wish .to keep before tho people. If
you want yoar Watch, Clock, or any article of Jewel*
ry, repaired in the best manner, this Is the place to have
it done. To this branch of my business! will devote
especial attention.
JOHN 8. KENNEDY, 01 Market street,
apr? • ; Sign of the Golden Eagle.
kienry Hichardsou, Jeweller,
HAVING replied his store in: a handsome manner;
and but recently returned from the Eastern cities
with a fine assortment of Watches.; Jewelry oiid Fancy
Goods, would call the attention of his friends and cub*
toners to the fact, that among his Watches will bo foand
the mostdesirable and makers. Of Jew*
clry,iho latest styles orbroohei, breast pins, fob and
vest .chains, finger rings, ear rings, miniature, lockets,
.Ac**, &&• *'•
FANCY as papermache.'work tables,
work boxes, desks, fancy vases,-perfume bottles, table
mats, Colt’s pistols, portd. monntos, in great variety)
china froit nn'icakedlsbes. ic., with an endless variety
of useful and ornamental articles, which have only to be
seen to be appreciated. . •
novl NO. 61 MAKKET STREET. .
Citizen*andStrangers, \
*3? DO you wish to-jmrchasc a fine ■cn.-rniJ
GOLDorSILVERWATCH,ataboutfi®®®*
Jr 4 3a o n e-hal fth e usual price ? If so,call a; HOOD’S
faaiffiNEW JEWELRY STORE, 51 Marhtf
twodoprs north of Third, and take a look at his hew
stock, just arrived, and , you can there purchase Watch*
esorany kind of fine Gold Jewelry at their real value*
and not be charged two prices for everything, as you
have usually been; but can get the very best quality of
goods at the lowest eastern prices. Do not believe what
others, interested in their own sales, tell -you, but come
and see for yourselves, AU good# sold auhis establish*
tnent wiil be warranted as represented at time of sale—
so that all may purchase equally Bifo and obcap. aul2.
IF Time is money, surely it deserves lo be watched!
and,reader, you may be assured that—'
Watches belter ne’er were sold,
Whether of silver or of gold,
Than you will find, when e’er yougo,
And look at those on sale below.
JL.RElSiEoitANdbbo.,-
fifth street, one door FROM WOOD, 1
Importers and Dealers In
atutJneclrv, WittchMaUrtalt; Watch Kaien TotU,&c.\
beg leave to announce to the trade and the public
generally,Jhat they baye juat reeeivedj from the best
manufacturers in a large lot of .Gold and Hliver
Wntches. Wateh Tools and Materials, and a most elc
gnnt niranrtmfnt nf frOOl the best JliXUlUfoetU
xeyg— Uioy oflef‘-at priCBB as low as they can be
Purchased if! the F f ßytffT7im,aTketB« ... , .
Clocks* Watches and jewelry repaired in. the.best
manner,and oa the most reasonable terms.
attention pmd to orders from a distance.
mar 24 _____
iEERBKINS—3 bales deerskins for sale by
F. mylS. SMITH ft SDICIiArBs
acmovfti*
HOUGH & - ANTHONY have removed their DA*
GUERBEANROOMS, from Burke’s Boildin?, to.
Eaton’s BuiJdingj Over the Young Men’s Library, where
they-will be happy to see ibeir oid natrons and mends.
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or fhila.ds'ltbul.
HOME INSURAN C K
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Seillngoff atOnot-
T 0 Q &IT THE BUSI NESS!
f|H!E Subscriber being nbout 10 relinquish, the retail
JL dry goods busmess;and havmgmade such arrange
ments as to remlor it accessary toclose out his stock by
the I&i otJaly next, will commence on Thursday, May
13, and, sell bis entire stock of Fancy and Staple dry
goods at OOST, FOR CASH. : •
: Hi» goods having beon principally purchased the pros*
eut season, will.be found desirable bargains, being at
ienßi 25 per cent lower than regular prices.
. InSrAPLEGOODSwillbcfound—
4-4 and 5*4 French ginghams;
. English and French chintzes;
Blk alpacas and bombazines;
Checks and muslins;.
Irish uuens and crashes;
Table linens and cloths;
Iluckabaek towels and toweling;
Damask and snow drop linen napkins and doilies: Mar
seilles quills ; furniture prints, plaiu and emh’d dimity;
linen wheeling and pillow linens; table and piano covers
and coverings; worked laco curtains and cu rtam muslins.
„ rt . FANCY GOODS.
White crape shawls, emb’d and plain while burette and
thibet shawl*;
Fine French lawns and bereges;
Hercgc dc lames and muslin dc lames;
I issues and grenmtiefg;
Dlk and fancy silks, somevery superior, and aline stock
of goods generally
„ r , , EMBROIDERIES.
Worked mull and lace capes and sleeves;
Jacoaett, mull and linen cambric collars A chcmizeites,
Jaconejt, mull cdgincs and inserting*; .
|'*jpl > ’d linen and cambric hdfefi; >
Worked bands and flouncing?; .and a magciiicent stock
of Valenciennes edgings, lacco and inserting*; together
%vitb a large vanety of oilier goods, too numerous to
pennon, ail of which will actually be sold at ORIGINAL
COST, FOR CASH. Early calls will secure the best
bargains JAMES A. M’KNIGHT,No.62, 4tVst.
I*. S—All petsors knowing themselves indebted to
the above prior to January, 1b52, are requested to pay
uie same, os ail debts -will be put in tho'hands of an at
torney for collection. myl2
CLeap Dry Goode!
JAMES M’CANDLIi-SS & CO
109 Wood Wood Street,
A RE now opening a very extensive and well assorted
/X slock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS. Con
sisting in part .of French and English Broad Cloths,
Tweeds, Ctnsltneres, Uashtneretts, Doeskins, Jeans,
Coi(pnndes,Dnllirgs, Linea Coatings, Silk, Satin aod
Fancy Cotton Vesnuga. Also; about ICO CASES PLAIN
AND FANCY DREsS GOODS, embracing the newest
styles of bilk and Li nen Poplins. Delaines, Berages and
BerageDc Lalnes; Black Mourning and Fancy Lawns;
Plain and Fancy Calicos, in great variety; French,
Scotch and Domestic Ginghams; Palm Leaf, Leghorn,
Kossuth, Uunganau and Mexican Hats; Silk, Gingham
and Colton Parasols, Ac., .Ac., which are offered at
Wholesale on the most accommodating terms- faprl2
Great Attraction I
JUST RECEIVED at Janm-d One Price Cash Store !
No- 70 Market street, Pittsburgh, between Fourth st.
and Diamond,.the largest and most beautiful stork of
SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS, ever offered to
thc.ciUzens of Pittsburgh. .
The subscriber wou'd inform those who desire to get
good BA.aoa.iNs, that the greater part of his Slock was
purchased at die recent large Auction Sales in New
York and Philadelphia for C4.su, which enables him lo
sell goods 15 to 25 per cent, cheaper than those who buy
on credit. We do not deem it necessary ts mention the
the different kinds of goods that compose our stock, but
deem it sufficient to say that it consists of a full assort
ment of ladies’and gentlemen’s wear, together with a
general stock ef FURNISHING GOODS. We would
respectfully solicit an examination of our stock from
those who wish to purchase. • (marls
& CO.’,
100 WOOD STREET ,
WHOLESALE Dialers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, arc row opening iheir first purchase oi
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, selected wtib, the
greatest care, to eon the trade, consisting in part of the
newest styles of—
Dress Lawns and Berates;
Plain and Figured Alpaccas;
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams;
Printed Calicoes, in great variety j
Ribbons, Laces and Edging*;
Cloths, Casaimeres and Vestings;
Summer Coating and Ponlaiooning;
Brown and Bleached Muslins;
Palm and Leghorn Ilats;
Strawaud Braid Bonnets.
Together with a complete stock of Variety Goods and
Pedlars* Notions,Gold and Gill Jewelry, Gold aud Si!-
ver Watches, Brass Clocks, Ac. All of which arc of
fered at Wholesale,for a-small advance over Eastern
Prices. IfebSS.Gm
New Goods at Unusual bow Prices: *
DGKEGG & C0.,N0. 197,north west corner of Wood
• street and Diamond alleys are uow opening thsir
second purchase of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY
GOODS AND VARIETIES,’ which hove been solecled
by the senior partner with great care, expressly for the
trade. Our stock consuls in pattof French and English
Broadcloths, Casstraeres, Cashmerettes, Tweeds,.*ati
nelts. Summer PantaJoonery, Fancy Trimmings, Pop
lins, De Lames, Lawns, Benge*. a heavy stock. Fancy
Prints, latest styles. Alpacas plain and figured. French,
Scotch ond Domestic Ginghams, Brown and Bleached
Muslins, 1000 doz lfor lory; Gloves, a large and beauufui
assortment; Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces and Edgings; La
dies 1 Dress Goods, a large assortment of latest styles
Silk and Gingham Parasols; Rutland and Palin Leaf
flats. Our stock of Varieties is very large and com-
Stele, together with art extensive slock of Gold and Gilt
ewelry, Gold and Sliver Pens and Pencils; Clocks In
great variety. Oar slock of Dry Goods Vs large and com
plete. To which we would invite the attention of City
Retailers,Country Merchants and Pedlars, as we can
offer Goods on such terms as will make it an object of
their particular attention.
. aprtfrOro. -D. GREGG & CO.
£i fei W OOOPSt r ‘
YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE,
Sign of the * ORIGINAL BEE HIVE” Market st.
> FRESH ARRIVAL OF
New Spring and Summer Goods:
THE subscriber* have just received by Adams A
Co.’s Express and the Pennsylvania Railroad,one
of the largest and best selected assortments of Fine
Dress Goods ever offered to the public.
One of the Firm having been in the Eastern Cities
before the commenccmcnlof the Spring trade, selected
oor Goods, with greatcaie from the Importers, at such
prices as will enable us to sell cheaper than the cheap-
Our very extensive stock comprises in pan the fol
lowing—viz:
Chcne and Jasper ChcneGilks;
High Lustre, Flam, ChameUcn and GiassaSilks;
do Stripe do do;
do Plain Black do;
Turk Satins, Foulard and Watered'Silka;
Tissuos, Borages, riain and Figured Poplins;
French worked Sleeves, Coffs.CoJlars A Chemizeit?;
do Lace and Muslin Capes;
Black Satin and Fancy Vestings;
Cloths, Cassimcres, Satinets and Jeans J
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons.
The proprietors would respectfully solicit on early
call from iheir friends and the public generally, feeling
confident that they can offer greater inducements than
nos bccnofflred heretofore.
niarg YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE.
108 FEENCII STORE. 108
97,880,416
‘Vp SPRING AND SUMMER
J.l opCi.__ l- opening, Including itch
Shawls, from S 5 to ItT* SlOO each.
Let every lady call and see this splendid production
of Imperial Chinese manufacture. i
Laces, Satins. Silks, Lawns, Be rages, Mantillas, and-
Visites, to match tlio Shawls.
Ladies 1 and Children’s Millinery, Gloves, Flowers,
Edgings,Ac.
Gentlemen’s Broad Cloths, Tuscan and Leghorn Hals,
(Cenin styles,) Shins,Coals, Ac.
Mourning Goods of every description.
Madame A. Gosling (from France,) is in ihb monthly
receipt of Fashions am) Models, from Paris, London and
New York, at No. 61 St; Clnir street, and 109 Market st,
whore ladies are respectfully invited lo call. .
The trade supplied with models and materials. t&prl4
SECOND GBfeAT AUHIVAL!
/■\F FALL and Winter Dry Goods and Verities at No.
\J 07, Northwest corner of Wood street and Diamond
alley,.Pittsburgh. Pa. D. Gbkoo & Co. would again an*
nounce to their old customers and dealers generally in
their lino, that they are now prepared! o ofieribr sale
their present new stock of Goods at unusually low rates.
And as our purchases have been made oil the most fav
orable terms with Importers and Manufacturers, weflat
ter ourselves, and hope to be able to mem a continuance
of confidence and patronage of our old customers and
the public generally, which has been heretofore so libe*;
roily bestowed upon us. Our .DRY GOODS STOCK is
in part of Broadcloths, Cassimeres.Saliinets, Tweeds,
fancy Vestings, Checks, Flannels, Drillings, Black and
Brown Muslins, Tickings, Blankets, Linsey Ploids, Al
pacas, Merinoefe. MusiinDeLtunes, Cashmeres, fauev
Prints,'; Glazed Cambrics, Cloakings; Table Diapers,
Ginghams. Silks, tancy long Shawls, Silk Cravats, Pon*
geo Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, and Irish Linens direct
from Ireland, and all other articles generally kepi in the
Dry Goods line* - Ou* Vajuett Department will be found
on examination lo be unsurpassed by any other of tho
kind. West of the Mountains, and is made up in part of
Combs, Buttons. Patent and Spool Threads, direct from
Europe ; Port Monies-and Pocket-Books, Hooks and
Eyes, Pins and Needles. Tapes, Thimbles, Spoons, Ra
zors, Table Cutlery ana Pen-Knives: just arrived from
Sheffield; Patent Medicines. Violin and Violin Strings,
Gom Suspenders; Slates ana Slate Pencils, Percussion.
Caps, Spectacles, Pistols, Hosiery; Gloves, Lawns and
Edgings, Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Silk Gimps and Fringes,
fancy Nettings, Green Bandages, Black Silk Veils, Silk
Florence together with a general assortment of all other
articlesin the/Variety line. Wo have on hand and for
sale a laree assortment of Gold and Silver Watches and
Watch Materials, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Sil
ver Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Clocks, ax., to which we invite tho attention of all bay*
ers, as we are determined to sell our Goods on the roost
reasonable terms, either for cash or satisfactory refer
ence/ ■ : /
N.B. The business of the late firm of Gnxao A Me*
Caiodless is to be settled by D. Gbhgo at the stand of D.
Gesoo & Co., who is fully authorized for such and in
whose possession are the papers, Notes and Books of
said firm. • f ' (octlGttf
BACON— 2 casks just received and for sale by • -
myl3 : ARMSTRONG &CROZKR.
Fttralturs and Chair Werorooms;
S ...JOSEPH MEYER, 424 Penn street, above tho
Canal Bridge* keeps constantly on hand and makes
to order, aline lovwt pnea, every description oi
Fancy and Plain FURNITURE, SOFAS and ClfAIRf
of thebestworkmanship and most approved styles. -
Purchasers would do well to visit his Wareroom*;
■ TOvW-d4.wtv ■ .
Wise. ••
fTUIE undersigned begs leave to announce to his friends
1, and. customers, that he has received a large, and
of RHENISH and
FRENCH WINE, which he con warrant as pare and
genuine, and which So sell, either by the bottle breaek.
Besides, he keeps always on hand, a large and well se
lectedetock of FRENCH COGNAC BRANDY, HOL,:
LAND GliV, and other Liquors, ail of which are of the
first qualities, and warranted genoine articles. ; lie
lerjormerfavore; andit shall be his dniv
to attend to'his castoinera osfofmerly. - ,
As liehas made tho best and latest improvement fo,
rectifying Whiskey,he: can fltrnlsh them of the besf
kind, ana at the lowest price.: D. FICKEJSEN,
ffiyS No. 137 Liberty street.
Deg (Bmjo&s.
JAMBS GOSLING,
MARKET STREET.
Mad. A. GOSLING,
No. 51,
ST. CLAIR STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealers in
Foreign and American ,
Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
MILLINER Y, £e.
\■ r r < -
JnmUore, &t.
.W.Mv STEVENSON continues to mana
tr* 'l3 - f ? c!uro CABINET- WARE 6f every desctfp
tion,.at bis old stand, corner of liberty and
streets, UNDERTAKING attended,
to f m alllts branches. , ■ - mayU
HAVR ON HANDatAelr extensive CABINET and-
CHAIR MANUFACTORY,-No. M Smilhfield st
amrge assorimentof fancy and plain Furniture; which
they will sell ly percent below customary rates; ;;-
Tenns—eash only. • . (deeply
Cabinet and Obair Factory* '
(2\ • . MEYER has on hand, m his exten>
Cabinet and Chair Manufactory. No. 424 Penh
rfflMiee** above the Canal, all kindsof FURNITURE,
ii?u uch aa Sofas, Centre Tables,Mahogany Chairs,
Mahogany Bedsteads, and all other articles in the Cabi
net line—which he wiil sell 20perceQt. belaw custom
ary rates.: Terms—CASH* ONLY, . . . .
• JOSEPH MEYER,
, No, 424 Penn street,.Fifth Ward.' •
°* - u: ciottß
Hatamsr & Daulox*'
CABINET WAKEROOMjSMITHViELDSTREET. •
BttietmStvmthstreel andSiratDbtrry alley
. HAMMER & DAULERkeepconstahtlyonnand
a variety of excellent and fashionable Fanuiufej
warranted equal to any m the city, and sold on as
-,l°: vorable terms as can beobtainCd at any similar
establishment In .he West. They have now on hand an
unusually extensive stock,embracing all kinds of Ftlrnli
lure, from tbc cheapest anti plainest to the most costly
and elegant. All ordets promptly attended to. mr^V.Gm
To Oablnetmal£«ri«
Venterj, Mahogany , Rossiaood and Walnut: VamiiA,
Hardvan and Futnitur&nt Wholesale.' '
THE subscribers have just teceivedi/rontNew- York
and Boston a most splendid stock of VENEERS,
and are manufactorinff hy machinery Furniture enitahle'
fOTlhetrade. All of which we will sell at extremely
Iqwpnces. • -.V/-
As great care was taken In the selection .of the stock-,
persons cannot fail to be suited either as to quality or
price; and, as it is well known that Fnrnitore Can'be
made by machinery superior and much. lower than by
hand, tho ulientlon of the trade is respectfallylnvited.
Turned Work, m all its branches, earned on asu.<iual-
Plsnk for hand rails, for Carpenters, and all articles
required in manufacturing Cabinet Furniture, constantly
on hand—viz: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, Hau
Cloths, Springs, Ac., &c. RYAN & M’KEEj
Ryan’s Buildings,
- No. 31 Fifth street.
marS&ydaw-
JonrneymenCablnetlllftkeriJUsoelftttoa
WAREHOUSE. 119 SECOND STREET). -
(near the corner of Wood.)
: THIS ASSOCIATION, em-cv
bracing, already, twicetotbreeUi
times: as many bands as the lar
and hitherto most renowned ■ if I
business shops of this city, have opened their Ware
house, and are able to famish (he publicity wholesale
or retail,with Furniture of the following description—
viz:
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus; Full Col*
nmned Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany
Chairs; Rocking Chairs ; Mahogany Washstands;
faf; Divans; Piano Stools; Book Cases; Secretaries;
Card Tables; Pier Tab!es;'fine Card Tables; Centre
Tables: H&tßacks; French Bedsteads; Ottomans;
Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Tables; Work*
stand*; Cherry und Common Workstands; high post,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus;
Cribs; Cradles, Ac.
: Theadvflntagesofco-operation,onaaexien6ivescale,
permit tliem to sell at the lowest prices, and they are de
termined to soil, lower than.any competitors, an equally
good, if not better article, and warranted—as the public
will understand by giving them a call. .
!JD" Steamboat work of all descriptions, and other
articles of any description, made to order in every style,
at the shortest notice. . . [m&r29
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES*
THIS subscribers having recently made arrangements
with the Patentee or this new and taluabUinvtn
(ton for the manufacture and sale of the article in the
West, they havingbcen manufactured heretofore exclu
sively in the East, where they are superseding the use
of wooden coffins, take this method of informing the
public, thalthey are now manufacturing eighteen differ
ent sizes of the modern Sarcophagus, varying in length
from 22 inches to 6i feet, with width and depth suitable
for bodies of ordinary size, and for those who desire
space for cnshiocmg.or for bodies of unusual dimen
sions, have several sizes deeper and wider. This in
vention now coming into general ose,ispronouncedone
of the greatest of the age. These DcntuL Cases are
composed of various kinds of metals, but principally of
iron.
They are thoroughly .enameled inside and out.and
thus made impervious to air and indestructible. They
are highly ornamental, and of a classic form, are light
and portable, while they combine the greatest strength
which metal is capable of in a given quantity.
When properly secured with cement they are perfect
, ly air tight, and free from exhalation of offensive gases.
They cost no more than good wooden coffins, and are
better than any other article in use; (of whatever cost,)
for transportation, vaults,orordinary interments, ashas
been proven by actual experiments, and certified to by
some of oar most scientific men; also, by the Honora
bles Henry Clay. Daniel Webster, Lewis Cass, and
other distinguished Senators who have witnessed their
merits, and whose letters, together with other evidences
of their worth, may be seeu at our Agents’ltarial Case
Depot, No. 074 Main street, three doors'above Ninth,
where we Intend to keep on hand at all times, such a
stock of all sizes and degrees of ornament and finish us
will suit the most diversified tastes.
iVe invite the attention of the public, and of Under
takers, particularly; throughout the West, to an exami
nation of the article, and request them no; to rely upon
the.ieprerenlalion of undertakers not using the article,
whose interest U would be to misrepresent them.
mat32:3m W. C. DAVIS A CO.
JAMES W, VVUOIUVEbU, a
CABINET VeL.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURER , /ifl
Ware-rooms 07 and 09 Third street*
JW. W. respectfully informs bis friends and custom
• ers 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 wo! he sold at prices
as low as any in theUuited States. East or West.
As he is determined to uphold iho quality with wcll
soasoned materials, best, workmanship, and newest
designs; and from the extent of his orders and facility
in mai ufactunng, he is enabled to produce warranted
furmwre, at the lowest prices.
He has adopted the principle of identifying the cus
tomers 3 interest with his own, in quality < and price, and
keeps always on hand the greatest variety of every des.
cripucn of furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to
the most elegant and costly, that a house, or any part of
one, may be famished from his stock; or manufactured
expressly to order The following articles consist, in
part, of his stock, which for richness of stylo and finish,
cannot be surpassed in auy of the Eastern cities;
LooliXlV tete-tetc-a-Sofas;
50 Sofas, in plush and hair cloth;
50 doz. Mahogany Chairs;
20 do Walnut do;
50 Mahogany Rocking do;
20 Walnut do do;
50 Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnut do; ;
60 Marble Top Centre Tables;
50 do Dressingßareaus: .
30 do- Washstands;
40 Enclosed do;
100 Common do;
20 Plain Drcsslug Bureaus;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads;
20 Walnut do;
50 Cottage do;
300 Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut do;.
10Cherry: - do; /
60Plain Bureaus; •;
70 Dining and Breakfast Tables;
12 Secretary and Bookcases; -
20 doz. Cane Seat Choirs;
24 Cane Seta Rocking Chairs;
12 Ladies Writing Desks:
Hat and Towei Stands; What-Nots;
- Etiguires; Paper MachacTables;
Conversation Choirs; Pembroke . - do;.
F.Hzabathen do; HallandTier do;
Recention i : : do; ‘ Ladies’Work Tables; .
Pearllnlaid do; . ExtensiouDiningTables;
Arm . do; : Ottomans;
• Gothic and Hall Chairs.
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cabinet maxbhs supplied with
ail articles in their line
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS) furnished atthe short
est notice.
Ail orders
i promptly attended to.
RAISINS— 65 boxes u J. Kristies 15 brand Tor sale by
myl3 SMITH & SINCLAIR,
CO-PARTNERSHIP.-— The subscribers have this flay
associated themselves together as Partners, for the
purpose of transacting a Wholesale Grocery, Produce,
Liquor and Commission business,underthefirm of John
Black A Co.* No. 219 corner of Liberty and Irwin sis. -
JOHN BLACK,
Parity M, M’CULLOuGH, JR.
V WtUlam W. Wallace, ;
PITTSBURGH STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
31©, 3DI and 383 Liberty, opposite Stmt?{fUld su ;
MONUMENTS, Grave Furniture
Tbps, and alt kinds of manufactured Marble, aU:
ways on hand, and made to order on the shortest notice.'
Several hardred.dcsigns for Monuments, original and
selected, on hand. The trade famished with Marble at
the lowest prices. Orderspromptly attended to. 1
marlt4m . ; : ; ";W. Wv WALLACE,
1,000 Cbies Straw Goods.
fTVHE subscriber having made arrangements with the:
1 NORTON STRAWMANUFACTURING COMPA
NY, for the sale of. their Goods, now oilers for sale a
large assortment of STRAW HATS and BONNETS, of
every variety of fabric, style and pattern, adapted , to
the Spring trade, which will be sold by. the package , at
the lowest figure* Cases may be assorted to suit par
chasers. . J. W. ALDEN,
tnar24:9m«3taw - No. 63 Milk street. Boston. j
T JOliaoiaiionor Partn«rsuip. v. r
HE Partnership hitherto existing. between- the sub
scribers, doing business in the name of John Black
& Co„ is tbis day diasolvcd by mutual consent, H.Mc-
GuljoagU purchasing the entire interest or John Black in
said business : H. J-foCullough-having the right, to. use
the name of the late firm ia settling tbe business,and the
exclusive right to receive &U oats landing debts, audio
pay all debts due by the late firm.
*'-.•■••'•..•.JOHN BLACK,
• „ • henry McCullough.
•N. B,—The business will be continued by the subscri
ber as usual, at bis old stand, corner of Penn and Irwin
streets: HENttY McCULLOUGH.
Pittsburgh, March 1,1852,
7 GfiORGB !
No. 71 corner of> Wood and Fourth sts.y ;
gG|'. v HAS just received his Spring: Stock of
fgy superior BOOTS acd SHOEs, of the«s@BS!a
. j|| best stock workmanship that can be got together
. «wPI in any one establishment, of like amonnt.in the
WesC Nearly all made to special otder.free from cuts,
blemishes, &e, Country Merchants and others are * re
spectfully invited to caft and examine the stock, which
isofferedfor sale low for cash.■••••,■
N. B —G. A. has paid particularattention to have i
general assoTtmentof the best stock of Boots and Shoes
tor the Retail trade) fromtbe good low price to the best
made custom work, consisting of every -kind of colors
and fashions now in use. Individuals and families mli
rely on Always finding a general assortment, a* it re
lates to sizes, widths, fashion andouolitv, at No 71 ;
Sira^H7iS I ' :n,BOy ’’’ and CWWren ’ s falm Lcafttiree
■ ■ :■ ivottce* ■■■. ;v.
ness, etc, under Uio.finß of S.F.VON°MNNsS)RST
i Co.,- is this day dissolved by matital oohsmtf • ■
business ot the Jate firm wiir beseSed Sr 2 p v™
Bonnhorst, who is authorised to ÜBe the name of the fi™
for that purpose WILLI AM EICHBAUmT
Pittsburgh, May 3d, 185^^4 VON BONNHORBT ‘
Itoday formed* Co-Parmer
fi!rmmi«lin r .^ e t ? tnUlS^ Uoo t ° , tt Wo<ll nml General
Water ana lid Fjont EUcets.
JAMEBR.MUHPHY. ; I
„ S. F. VON BONNHORST.
PiUslmrgli,Sl»y3d,tBS»-niy4 : :
* * ** '
' '• MytUiitecl Xilqnia On tide;’• •
'T'HIS artlcte is intendea f or cmulj, uae, aad shwld be
ln t^ e possession of every famjly io iheland.
Mechanics who are in constant danger ofinmry to their
personatbrougb accident, and the improper or-careless 1
Sse of tools, will find ilS* *nlcle * l
them.and afierafiur trial,
“ This niny.ceru.Qr that we, the undersigned, having I
frequently made use of Ju<la r a Medicated Liquid Cuticle, 1
prepared by .& Caap* Middletown!
Connecticut, cheerfully, tecammend.lt to one profession
al bretliren, as dn excellent substitute for adhesive bias*
ter,‘in dressing burns, cut** •caMs,biaise9, , and all kinds
of fresh wounds j sore mpplena reniedv one
dualled* CHARLES WOOpwARD] •••
HAMILTON BREWER, M.D.,
ELLSWORTH BURR; ti.D.; Botanic.
Compriling all the pracuaing phyßicians in tbe city of
M For»!seby B. A, FAHNESTOCK ft CO,
tyl - ieoTner of Wood-and-First era:
Compound Hytop of Tflllow Dook Boot}
/OCCUPIES the front rank; among the pwrioipry
V_/ medicines ol this country for completely'curing
C&nk er; Salt Rheum, Erysipeto*. and nil other diseases
arising from an impure state of the blood. -Also, Liver
Complaint, Catarrh; Dyspepßia, Headaches, Dizziness,
Coughs, Soreness and Tightness aboutthaChest; Bron
chitis, or Hoarseness,Dryness, and a tickling sensation
about the Throat; and is used with unprecedented sue*
cess in all cases of ...
FEMALE WEAKNESS AN&GENERAL DEBILITY*'
Strengthenfng’the weakened body, giving tone to the
variousorganßjandinvigoratingiheentireeystem.
If the testimony of thousands oflfving; witnesses',from
ail partsof the con&ttTjcaube relied upon, itis singn*.
larly efficacious ia curing aW Hxtmort, and ifeßtoring de
bilitated and broken; down constitutions.- It is purely-’
vegetable in . its composition; andno-nccurately com
bined iniis proportions that fhecbemicai, botflnical and
medical properties' of- each ingredient harmoniously
unite topWMI* Y THE BLOOD. - :
-■ It has removed many chronic diseases which hasHhf
fled me skill of the best physicians; and has also cured
Canker,’Salt -Rheum, Erysipelas and Scrofula; which
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed the least im
pressionupoh. ‘v> '•••'••; >v,
• It haa been tested in many cases ofCANCEROUS
iHUMORS; The Most obstinate Have been
by this medicine. We say that* ilia a valuable,
medicine in all BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. It removes
Jail obstruction in the circulation, tenderingthe Liver
free, active and healthy.- It removes Palpitation of ihe.
fHeart,'and relievesin all cases of,Asthma, andmay be
:used in all climates,and stall seasons of the year.
> This SyruP is prepared only by C. MORSE A CO;, at
-102-Fountain street. Providence, R.I ,and sold whole
:sale and retail, by S;N. WICKERSHAM.
Only Agent,for Western Pennsylvania,'
• Jel l:y Warehouse, cor Wood and Suth ats M Plttsb’h
NBSS I _BRONCHlfis7'w?fodPlNG'COUGH
CROUP* ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION. "
In.offering to the community this justly celebrated re
medy for diseases of the throat and lungs; It is not our
wish to trifle with the lives or health of the afflicted, bat
frankly to lay before them: the opinions of distinguished
.men and some of the evidences of its success, from which
they con judge/or themselves. Wo sincerely pledge
.ourselves to make no wild assertions or false statements
of its elEcacy, nor will we hold oct any hope to suffering
humanity which facts will not warrant.
Many prepare here given, and we solicit anlnquiry
from the public into all we publish, feeling assured they.
; will find them perfectly reliable, and the medlcino wor
thy their best confidence amd patronage.
From the distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Mate*
ria Medica, JSotodotn College. ■
Dear Sir £ I delayed answering the receipt of your
preparation, until I had an opportunity of witnessing us
effects in my own family, or in the families of my friends.
This I have now done with a high degree of satisfac
tion* In cases both of adalts and children.
I nave foand It, as its ingredients, show, a powerful re
medy for colds and coughs and pulmonary diseases.
TARRER CLEAVELAND, Al. D.
Bburswick, Me., Feb. 5,1847.
From an Overseer in the Hamilton Mills, in this City .
• • Lowell, Aag. 10,1819.
Dr. J.C. Ayer: 1 have been cured of the worst cough
I ever had in raylite, by your “Chebut Pecxoiul,” and
never fail, when I have opportunity of recommending i«
toothers* Yours, respeetfiilly, . •
• S. D. EMERSON.
ST” Read the following, and see If this medicine is
worth a trial* The patient had become very feeble, sm*
theclZectof themedtcuie was unmistakably distinct:—
Uhitrd States Hotel, Saratoga Springs, >
« * . July 5,1519 1
.. Dr. J.C. Ayer,—Sir: I have been afflicted with a pain
ful affection oftbe lungs, and all the symptoms of settled
consumption, for more lhau a year. 1 could find no me
dicine tual would reach my case, until I commenced the
use of yoar “CirnnsT Pectoiul, 0 which gave me gradual
relief, and I hare been steadily gaining my strength till
my health is well nigh restored.
while using your medicine, I had the gratification of
curing with it my reverend friend,Mr.Tnnnan, of Snmp
ter DiitrietyWho had been suspended from his parochial
duties by a severe attack of bronchitis.
I have pleasure in certifying fa esc facts toy,oa
And am, sin yours respectfully,
J. P. CALHOUII, of south Carolina
•Ip*. The following was one of the worst of cases
which the physicians aod friends thought lobeineurablo
consumption.—
■. •. CiiEsmtjPa., Aug. 22,1840.
J. C. Ayer,-rStr: I was taken with a terrible cough,
brought on by a cold, in the beginning of last February,
and was confined to my bed more than two months.—
Ceughing incessantly night and day, 1 became ghastly
and pale,, my eyes were sunken‘and glassy, and my
breath very short. Indeed, I was rapidly failing, and in
such distress for breath.thnt bat little hope of my recov
ery could be entertained. Wbilemthlssitoation,attend
of mine, (the Rev. John Keller, of the Qlethrdist church,)
brought me a bottle of your Cusaa* PscTcaabi which 1
tried more to gratify him, than from any expectation of
obtaining relief. Its good effect induced me to continue
its use, and I soon found my health much improved.—
Now in three months, l am welland strong, and can at
tribute my cure only to your great medicine.
With tite deepest gratitude, yours, Ac.
~. JAMES GODFREY.
Prepared and sold by James C. Ayer,Practical Chem
ist, LowbU.Mops.
-Ip*Sola in Pittsburgh wholesaleani retail,by B. A*
Fahnestock, and by J. M. Townsend; in Allegheny City
by H. P. Schwartz, andj. Douglass, and by druggists
generally. decSO
Dr» De Laney’o Celebrated. Ccurative la*
: itrumcnt,
The only Infallible Citreforthat Dreadful Disease
hnovm as Spermatorrhea or InvoluntaryNoetur*
rial Emissions,'/
SO harassing and destructive, and productive of to
much mischief to nervous system, incapacitat
ing the man for business, society, and matrimony. -
;TMs-liis trimientis simple, comprehensive, andnerer*
/affing, and may beused without the slightestinconve*
nience or the. knowledge of the:most intimate friend.-
It is to be used externally, producing no pain or injury
whatever, norpreveaung anyone from attending to ii&
business; and while ih. use not a single emission c&n
take place,: tnvisorattngthe organs, in a short time, to
such an eztentthat they hegain tarns PBnnfrvspower
off EkTsrrrioß; the loss of which, caused by early abuse,
is the disease In question, and the cause of the thoosana
concomitant complaints,vizr Nervousness, Prostration;
Dyspepsia, Pain in . the Head and Dimness of Vision!
Weakness of the Back and Lower Extremities, : Affec
tions of the Eyes, Impotence, Pimples of the Face, Pre
mature Decline of Virility, Weakness of Memoryond
Power for Mental AppUcaaon, DejecUon, Aversion to
Society, Timidity, Seir-DijtrnEl, Love of Solitnde. &c.
All these . eoffiptat/itt inconaWy aisappcoras soon as the •
sowceis stopped from whichtheyemanated..
fius.lnstrament has been examined and approved of
by the highest authorities in Europe and America, is re
commended ; by • the-raost prominent Physicians of all
countries, as the qviy'eenhin. remedy existing for those
complaints, and has.now completely superseded the use
of draggle bougie, cauterization, Ac.; not to mention
the thoasahd advertised hostramsof the aajr, as cordials,
antidotes, Ac., Ac. -It constitutes, at the some time,'the
safest, the most pleasant, and by far the cheapest treatment
ever oflered to the afflicted,a fair price being allowed
for the Instntment, after the desired effect has been at-;
mined. .-.h \
Be it also remembered, that those complaints are bat
little understood by.the profession in general, and that
all she medicine in the world never has, and never will,
stop: those losses,-whlchj if allowed to continue un«
checked, ore sure to produced the most distressing con
sequence*. -•
u baa been a matter of surprise to som'Orthat anyone
ofrespectability and of pjofessionalattainments should
.devote his attention to diseases which people of every
description'pretend to cure to easily; if, however, but
the one thousandth part of the miseries these people bring
oponsocictywere known,averydifferentopinion would
be formed. And it is not only the preseni misery and
drjcctibn, preying on the mind ns,well as the. body* that
is deplored, bu* some are of such » nature as toaffect
posterity, and even to destroy the reproductive faculty,
imogeiber. It is a fact that; .when not properly treated,
they may remain so dormant in the constitution as to ap
peoMnnoefuerway than in their effects upon posterity;
vet, « properly undemtood«are most easily and speedi
ly removed.-.. The above,so ingeniously contrived instru
menu wilt doubtless, in a. great measuro,' contribute to
Check the evils of quackery, so prevalent in this dais of
diseases; throughout the Union;
/The price of me complete instrument, carefully secur
ed against all observation in a box* is only 810. It can
rr° express, to any address in any part of the
United States, Canada, Ac* according to order, accom*
pamed.by fall directions, and important advice to the
married and singlfe; the expenses, even to the remotest
P«ms of the country, being very trifling, t
The unexampled sueceßsthialnstramenthesobtained
sincelts introduction In America,.has indoced some un
principled persons in New York, Philadelphia, Alban?
Boston, &c., to get up some ridiculous things, -called
“Instruments, 7 ? which, however, beat' kotiur plight
m resemblance, fieiiher in form,nw principle, to mV
own invented, long tried, nud universally approved In
strnmentvand which are as similar is
tohghU'fevery attempt to sell such “ IttsiraorenU” fo?
mine wilt he prosecuted to .the fullest extent of the law
I heirs not wfllmg to connect the welled honebUy
earned reputation or my inventions with quneks'uui
their worthless productions- Ho IntUvmmtiaemuSu
“ ? AU < aD , Stfne? ? w ,n o te|i “- t<A “*
Ynn.i . oa .t on A “P 1 * remittances must bo directed
N^York’ PO3l Paid>Dr ’ B ‘ df) tarney.sl Lispenardst,
7 9 AM - lin 3P- M., and from
nnS £ M t Sabbath excepted.
® Bna I ? r “gned certify, with great that
jjy A?°*^ mon l lon . e< * Instrument isnototily constructed
on scientific principles; but that from its use the happiest
results may always, with confidence, be anticipated,
Snnm ei . n fi ' he cur ®- of those diseases, NO Of HE*
CERTAIN REMEDY EXTANT.
HENRY S. KELLER, M.R.
•CIL GOETZS, M-D.v 00 Chamber street,
C ECKUAJUHVMJfc, S 4 Howard street* :
- • Nsw. Yoax.
Or. xra Lamar Is prepared to execute all orders for sur
gical apparatus,-viz: Artificial Arms and Legs, which
move fixe natural members; Apparatus, for Luxation;
for Contracted Legs; for curvature, of the . opme sna
Waist; for Fqlije Joints of the AYins and Knees.; fpr
Paralytic Legs ; for Clnb.Footj for.Lacrymal Fisiules;
forFaUlngoffceßectam,-Hypogastricßells; Bcdsand
-Chairs for Sick Parsons. Crolches»Tmssci , i:»c.j Ortho
pedic Corseis, 4c, *o. A U work warranted, .tetters
must be port paid, containing a proporltoaato remittance
or city reference. CfeM&ly
STjEAM iBOAT ut part
- the ■ following; ;Table IdaenjHuekbne* Diaper,'
crasli Race Strip, Table Covefutganfl Table 1 Cove to
Mapkins, Am, which we ojeconstamly receiving-from
the importers and maniUhingren. CallatNo.Bs F<mith
eueet l»ptl| W. WOIiDfKWK.
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fifcnge anb JKebiciius.
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D. HAHKISON.MD..
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POCTOK LAfftOBE’S FRENCH FEMALE PILLS, !
aulnnocenvtare and effectual remedy for Chloro
sis or or Steen Sicioreu, Fleur, Albtta; or. WhlleaySup
pression, Dysmenorrhaia, Norvous. Debility, general .
Weakness, Naaseaj Pains in the Head and Limbi, Lost''
or Appetite, Palpiiation, Tretnort, Diseased Spine, Cost
ilvcnest, Irritability, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,'Flam
lenoe or Wind,tutd ■all: Uterine Complalnle. vrricn 25. ■
cente, or five boxes for 81,00. Sold wholesnlq and re- -
tall bv W.C, JACKSON, two Liberty street, head of
’byudUhe Druggists,
IQ-rail directions enclosed fenh eaehbox.
. decllHyrtacw i ,
norferf of ti[3 drendrul disoaje; a mailer of
Hernia toi end the man who will: now; allow*: ■■:
rd tbitSB 1 e °" unl )! o condition of things laproduc
allovlaie bnt lie knife ofd alrilfu.
nary 6 form* ml? "“““Me- A rnntnre In iu old!*
nm^lednn^hZ;^ to Propriety, bo left to the person
SSS-x-sc
SKSSSfi^riSiXS
jio reuci out m a.surgical operation fo- ihe Trinqto
which wo myitethe aitcniion of Uto afflicted tCS -
every superiority over the im„« wd band«?™ln
common use. It m perfectly comfonable. and cnn bS '
mnae to fit any core or Hernia win,- im and
eqnaHeness;Of pre*»nre that- doe* hoi belonk to anv
outer instrument wnh winch we are actnuSd? «£a
Wlll
wearer., . Phyaiciana pf.lhe highest .landing la the pro ■
fesslonhave given testimony to its great supeiiOritVovei 5
the ordinary; trasse* in nse« ; The iTrnss oc - ,
bard will core one&mlf the cases of ordinary RuntuT*'
We advise those.'aflHeied to : makedppUcationiauißc '
fET"? Referencestfththighutcharaziir ea»i* givtnin.-
this City^bycaUingtmlhSagent. •; .•.
; Persona front ,it di£tdnco v can -Imre them aeat/by ■
sending themeosuro,round the body.
v.-' ' . DR. GEO. If; KTSTSER,
; 140Wood_fitreet : soles Qgent forPiUsburghv
TO INVALIDS AND THE SICK.
TIIF. CELEBBATED COMSTOCK MEDICINES.
The - G * BAT I’ais Exmcros {Conners *
Tafli’sj-cnnag--all Bums und all External Pains
and Sores* ; . r ....
Baton of Coiumbi'a forSlayingcr Restoring the
Human Hair.' ••• - ; . .
3d. -Hem'sNerve andßorttLiniment and Indian Teg*
stable Elixir, o, enre for all coses of Rheumatism.* ■ '
. 4ih. Mctfairjs Acoustic Oil, a certain euro for Deafness.
• sth. Hav'i LtnimetiUa known cure tor the Piles.
. . Clh. Spohn's Rnntdy;
7ik. Mother's Relief, for nil women in the family way.
• _.Bth. LwigUr/s Great Western Indian Panacea., for *
Coldaand feyenen feelings and prcrcniin i r fevers; for
;As*hraa, Liver Complaint and Hihous Affections; for
Diarrhaaq, Indigestion and Loss of Appetite; fn r Costive
:nee» in femaleß and males, and nervous complaints; for .
Stomach Affeciions,,Dyspepsia, Piles, Rheumatism, Ac. •
The great pom.s arc it is not bad to take, never "gives
pain, and never leaves one costive. -
oth. iCctaxtoei’j VeTmifuge{Worm Killer.) for Child ren
or grown persons. • ■
10tU. Mrs..Rfeum's. Great Pain Killer. ■ No medicine-.
• has been discovered tnat is so happily adapted to use
inurnaliy as drops to be taken, and- yet perform such :
wonders when applied externally as a washer hath, by -
friction. In bottles from 12} to 60 cents eaclu :
Utb. Saunhohz's Roach and Red Bug Ban*, for driv
ing away Vermin in a shorttime. '
: .12th. The celeb rated Lin?*Lift Pills and Taftitrahe* i
Bitters. ■ ;
Vlib. Dr. Barthoiomeio'sPink Syrup, the
-PECTOiIANT FOR COUGHS'COLD9r INFLUES-
'nAf&r ThtEtutlndtes Net* York Hair DytS\ Ihe onJy■
SURE coloring for the Hair. ■ - 7
: . 15i h. lan's Balm of China, a Chinese Remedy for Cots •
Bruises,Sorec, Ac. . • . '
16th. Extract of Sarsaparilta. Tills artiele has outliv
ed all other Sarsaparillas, and alitl gives as great satis
faction as ever. •
17th. The celebrated spTend Strengthening Plaster..
made from Dr. Lia’s recipe, and the most popular in the
'market. .• ■ . r . .
ISth. Dr. Kline 1 c ToothAeke Drops, A ccrtainand easy
cure for Tooth Ache. ; , ’ v
,10tb. Dr. Comstock has lately bought the right for the
United States, of the celebrated CaneeiUrertcd Mineral'
vfuttrf found at the Salr Springs of Doctor \Vaj;C
Chase, at St Oatharines, C. VV. This tnedielne has at-'
lamed a notoriety and populonty never before equalled
by any preparation nt that place, and its sale boa been
commensurate with us merits,which nre extraordinary.*
Alt the. remedies arc fully described in ALMANACS;
to be given to all who call where the Medicines aro
kept.-
heretofore known as,
"COMSTOCK’d” or COMSTOCK & CO. 1 :., alwayshe
loured and now belongs EXCLUSIVELY to Dr Lueitic;
y. Cornsncr; and though the signature ol ComstockA>
Co. will boconliimed,thi»eztta Inbclwiih the fae-slinile 1
oENUINE f ’ C ’ Wl * * ll UlUr ° '* csi lf na!o lh® ; ■
ALL OTHERS MUST BE SPURIOUS
, ... LUCIUS S, COMSTOCK.,
L* I bo above medicine, can be had In this place ol
feW . WILLIAM JACKSON.
: ■ No. *MO .-Liberty street, head of Wood- -'
_ V.'lstnr’# Balaam of Wlld Chgrry.
she best remedy eoetknown tomanfat Coughs, Colds ■
..Asthma, Croup Bronchitis,lnJtuenza,Blee3ing or the
•i“?W *>&**» bfßteathmg,AffeetimoftheLitet,’
Paent or Weakness ef the Brtnstot Side, First Slaca of
Consumption, Sfo . In short, this Balsam is peculiarly
■ adapted, to coop disease of. the Lungs. and Liver,uhick
■u yroauceaxn our ever varying tlisnaie. •••
‘TXT iLD CHERR Y has longbeeaknowntopossessfm-
YV portanimcdtcinalpropprUes.; Thisfactiafamiliar,
to evety matron m oar land, and physicians ©flea pre
scribe inn different forms for a variety of complaints.—
Jar also has been eqoally noted forits virtues: andsome
physicians whose names are familiar to the whole cotin-"
IZ?X £, as e .° far to declare that even CONSUMP
TION .could be .cured by that alone. In other haoda
agniOjit was nearly valueless, owing, no doubt, to their
ignorance in preparing and ndministeringit-mdikcuHv
now entirely obviated by patient ezpenment and long
experience. ■ •
The extraordinary medicinal powers of these two sub
stanccßarcnowfor the first time combined and embod
ied In Dr. WfSTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRYS
By a nice chemical prcccss, even thing deleterious or
useless is rejected, so that what remains is the most ex
traordinary and. truly efficacious,remedy for- all kinds of
pulmonary, and UverdUeoses ever known to man,. To
convince all unbelievers that our theory is really uue,'
we referto a few cases orcurcsperformed by this won
derful medicine: •; - - -r
: . L: ; : Plkasast Rmox, Ham; cq., O- Bept.s7. _• j
I.D.Pabk—Dear Sir: I take (lie liberty, of advising
you of the benefit I-have derived from : the use of Dk
Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.' -I wasprostratcd by
that terrible scourge Cossampu'on. inMaylast. The at
tack was traly horrifying to me. for five of our family
(my brothers and. sisters) had died i
was afflicted .with nearlyall the worst- features of the
disease. Thad a distressing and expectorateda
great deal ofblood, hcptic feverjseverepainsin the side
.1 vraa under, tlie caio of a Skilful physician from the
ume I was taken sidt UiiUl nboiu six weeis sliiee. brslnt
then obouiholpless, and my.frlends considered uiy case ■
hopeless, or at leasl beyond onr phyaiemn’s skill. adyis
ed iho use Of Wistar’s Uatsam of Wild Cheny. Wllb
oui ray. knowledge my faiher procured it nnd commenced
adniuustenn£ it to me, and from the first dny Icomrr.en*
ced taking it my health improved, and in two weeks 1
was able to be.outand oversee my btminessi and lafior,
which I still continue to do. ■ I have taken four bottles
or the medicine, und now consider myselfpcrfeclly welli
jeremiaji lscaic.
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CUBE!!
;. - „ .V Rostmti*, FaixSeld co., Q, IBSI.
Mr.J.D.Park—DearSiri Iwlsh to-atate to yoiithat
tny daughter Amanda, ogcd lS yesrv. bad about u year
since u very severe attack of measles,"which reducS
her very much,: und left her with a taekihgjcotiitli, I
employed all of the physicians WUhiu our reach for the
purpose of removing her cough; but"without success
fche appeared to be sinking tmo a decline; with every
symptom orvconsampiidn. ,i then wlediJDr. Roger’s Liv
erworl and Tar. But Ibis aggravated her cough,add
gave her symptoms of a still more mallgnantcharaeier.
I wasnowntostseriouelyalaimedjßudjtwoswith.trem
bling fear-fiat I from day to day aaWtho progtess Of that
insatiable disease, Consumption.v Ureoily despalrtd of
my daughter^recovery. But I providentially saw the
eertmeute of JonuthahCdtilEdu, whose daughter, Sarah
daney wascitred of Consumption hy Wjstar’sßalsam of
Wild Cherry Tliis crealed n raint hnpe that it might
-help mv daughter; and l Immediately commenced urnnr
it, and it almost instanfly gave telief. : Her health wan
improved tram the hrst bottle, und by the use of two
bottles of Wistar’s Balsam of. Wild Cherry she was res
tored toperfecthealth,.nod she is not now at allbredis
posed to a cough. I will say to oil thatare afflicted with
'^ 7 ,»? e . as ?'^ d ! ng 10 c ,°,^!;'Pb ,loa > : fi<>:iidtdecpair IrfoT 1 rfoT
Ur* 'Yipiar s Helium of Wild Oberry . will core yo'u if
you will but try it. E; KALB. *
f f H H' i
„ T n ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE!'
Will miracles never cease ?. More evidence of its
surpassing heolih-rcstomtwo virtues’
(From Dr. Baker, Springfield, Washington co., Ky 1
i Spmisgvibld. Ky., r ftlnv lB5O
& £ab* ■ I-take this opportunity-of
'Jm nJfl^A 011 V^? st r? raaf^ab^e CDrc performed np«
on m*by the useot Dr. YVistaf’s Balsam of Wild Cher
fn the year18)01 was token with the inflenuoatioti of
r* e bowels,which i. labored under jbr.six weeks, when .
l gradually recovered. In the follof ittiT was attack-
a. aavere cold, which seateditselfflponray longs .
and for the space of three years I was confined to my
bed, I tried all kinds of medicines end every variety of
aid without benefit; and thus I wearied along until the
winter of 1845, when I heard of Ur. Wislar’s Balsam of
Wild Cherry. * '
My fnenaVpersuaded me to give it a trial, though!
had.givcn-up all hopes of recovery; and had prepared
myself for the change‘of another world. ••Through their
solicitations 1 was induced t-f make nse.of the geumne
Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. The effect was truly
astonishing. five years of affliction and fiafferlnp
.and afior having spent fouror five hundred dollar* to no
purpose, and the best ana most respectable physicians
had proved unavailing,. T was -soon restored to entire
health oy the b'easing of God and the
Balsam of Wild Cherry.
- /May the blearing of God upon the proprietors «r
.#o valuable a medicine os Wlstar’s 'Balaam ofWiM
Cherry.' Yoors.respectfully, • W. H: BAKFR -•
; ; iC?T Geod]nc/.Wjsuir?aßalsam - of vW»d Cherr? h£ »
facsimile nftlie «gnatureof.Henry Wistan M D pm?
adelphia, and “Sanford A "Park ” on a ffnelv ci*£!iAA
ncttcnjw'i l wrapper. No other can be 4
. KT* Prise—Sl perbolUe—six boulesfor l| n,uno "
jKlUbv J. D. PARK, Fonrih «nd IvSff- C|n -
eßHal “ 3en,, ,0 Whom *l<W«£«wbo
JOT PricoSl perbolt!t>-six bonks for 85.
North-eiut comer of Foimij to enirto'
"“Walael-towiiom ell orU«em«™b
Wilcox, Jr, corner Murker
strtetandUie Diamond) B A Fahnestocks 00pi..? ,
burgh; J A Jones. PiusLnrgh m P »it! 1
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