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T BOOBVKK. Jf * Bee JJive Clothing Store, No. 225 I
• i £ii.eity i>-trert,can sch a goyilauit of Summer Clp- i
•/••* Jhioc Air $400; ano lifUier Goods.of every.description,
' ■•.. • very' kwf:>r rasa . Custom : wn*is Taad©-..1». order'm
.■■■..■ fashionable.style, orn on rcusonaHe terms. loptni ■■;
/-Wbiat r«*u*t «<6V4.’ruei -
HOfmYhlTjaMheßßs-HiviirCLOrntftb
-s*<•*£; N 0.240 Liberty *»rcci. *el?s ii'ochcnpHat Clii
. tiung-in.jhe City—’•weHmwdsj and fashionaklv-cut Call
r «nd you TtiO ootbediaappoimeil ■
v.Jum received, hy -splanilid asAOTimciii of
F*Hcy€a»lni.oro«»,'Urown; Gfecn am! Blue Cloths, «np
, oiUetFAsiuouablo Gootlai euiubU forthotfCQEon.wtucj*
we are prcpaied io loalcc to oTder,{ without difiappoitih
.X mftnt.jnan siylcuusurposscd mthe City.
Comeogdsce. :> • -..-
r §TOtClfi,
...—k Ctirncr of Wood and Water sis. . ■
. JohUi CollAban etXiii« Proprtetors, j
rrtHEpulilicwrevpectfully lequrstrd to call and ex*
-X- ammo oar Kioete of Beady Made Cioibiog, pot up
• expressly for this market, und .in superior f-tyl©, wtnea
.we ti'ci' determined'to seiriow fur c^h-•. Cfif motto
bein*: * l Quiek Sa etand Sm*H Profiis,” .. ■ -.. .. . ;
•: Our -Ware room, 1 up stair** is'fullvv tsuppueuwith d
larga 'Mocfc ot Cloths, CasUmercs, Thongs, Munmet 1
Cloths, of every description, and. in met, every, article
in our. Hoe .equable foV ihe.seo&on. /lliese UopiU we :
••■are making to order m superior >iylc, aud at 'verj iow
• -pridesr Civenan call,ana. examfne for yoarsclveft. .
inyld • • JOHN CAU<AIUN fc Co.
WJ'f'l'. I
-HEBOHAITT TAIIOB,
> v./- .Jfi Of, Slarktt', be:io?cri Stccnd and TkirdstnctsL. >;
BEGS respectfully to .inform Jus fr»*vnds and the pubic*
sthat he has returned from NewYorknnd Fhilmlel-;:
phin.JtiLViog ihercAclecie.d from the burst
anentlrV. netw&iocfc oi Blr»<-k-Rn<I Colored-GfiOTHt? l ii
■ CABBIMISRES and. VhSTJNGSvwhteh for newness of ;
-desjjrns-rmd richness of fahiiTs, ufii not surpnssedby:)
any bocso wcstof.-.'Ne.wYork.— Ml of winch he is ’pro;!
■pMCd lo make loordtr *ty]e, at ttie lowcr-ti,
pricc-poßsfble, and C' rUtaljy invUiv purclmsersto ctiUij
. atnJ exaiDTna lbo>Mopk lief(ire purdinsuig cl*e\vhcTC: i|
■-TO TAlxJjfiS.—l )i&v< i>o : ftQ\liorized Agent nr ihisn
tuy» for lie «sle of-.my wmk on GARMENT CU H IN(», >j
.Jtoaa, ,o;iiy be had. ul the jooro of the subscriber. SG J
Market *treeu at the following prices, viz: with inatruc- 3
. UOOb, SI.D j wuhoyi.S?
marl?
JAMES C. WATT.
rv*,\V-Ci^O'A'HTffcfHOUSE. " ' “
KDMUNO WATTS tc CO.-
MERCHANT - TAILORS, .
:\S~) TAbftiy ■street,: above St. Clair, .
XTTfJVfi opened A.uewClothiiiS; Store, at tbe above
plagft. aTid arr now recciTiuc a. vpleudid lot of
VoA'ries, A iv.oOWiutest imports*
lions-purchased with a i cspcoml vt*w m city trade-ami
which they are prepared .to make tip to order in the la
• teitahd-toast AushitMuibie styles.: TUey mlenti' to pay
•noctattention to this branch of their bu«ine?s»*nhd’ih> S.
have full coiihdnnce ihetikev wtu be able to plve their
ca«ioinet* enure sftus>a n i[oo Tney ure ni*.o tnanufitelu*
ring a .choice Jot cf lilvA OV MaDlv CLOUIIiNGi of
thevUttWett-eiytePi whirh they wiH sell losv for cash-T-'
A* ab lins stock is vnureiy- new. it :* worthy the alien
ou or buyers; • fnr»rii).y
' SPUING AMU « U «til'-.>»• V1»«XII •»« <
THREE BIG HOOKS’
. : A"o. 151. Liberty Mr*:, Ptlitlur^h.
JOHN McCLOSKKY has now the pk-ajulc of an
.: nnUnaine to liis numerous fnouds and the public in
?:eneralvthaijtis Spring endSumpier stock isnow ready
Or-, inspection. which tic believes will be- found to be
one or tho target find-best selected svoeL* of Ready-
Made Clothing to be foami in the W«.*»ieth Utiunuy. '
He. hasthisreason paid mure thn.ii uMial attention xc
the raauufactanng ana stvle of hisGuroionix. so that the
very lowest priced, as well as the finest, are goiup mV
style ami elegance nouo be surpassed. .-•:••••••-.••
: He yvouid particularly call the attention of all dealer*
In Clothing to Ins present splendid assortment of •
ELe&ay«2Z&<3e Garments*
As he-feels confident,ripon examination of thequaiitiei
- end prices of-bis goods.he cun offer uietn each induce
ufeniß as shnU imike it ihetr inlerest to. purchase at UH
establishment. t
Many years'experience, and {treat success in llie bu
siness, together with an unpreceuenied teAclerale and re
tail patronage, him to get upUanuenib te
suit the business habits anu tnstcvof.evcry locabon m
the Union, which is of the utmost importance to whole
sale purchasers.
lathe Cutting department will be found a choice se
ieeuon.of the most fashionable goodsjconaistingot—
French, JSitghsh and American Broadcloth?,
Cashmereits,&c .Ac. Alsu, an exceUcnltissoumeut oi
TESTINGS, of tue latest and most fashionable nyles—
all of lspreparcd to make to order m the hes?
manner and at the most reasonable prices.
COME, THEN, ONE AND ALL!
The Assortment, the Quality, and the Variety, is the
most extensive, undoubtedly, to be fo ind m tbo Unucd
. States: : ? ••" mar^t*
, Co-PartneraLlp Notice.
THE subscribers have this day cni-red into partner
ship, under the style and firm of TAAFFB, MA
QUIRE A BANE for the purpose of carrymgon a gen
eral Commission and Produce Busiuew, and confront*
ly hope Uietr long experience, extensive mercantile ac
quaintance, and personal attention to the lutcresia of
their customers, will entitle them to a share of public
patronage, which it shill be their study to deserve.
'•••:! • •’ J • -T.UKB TAAFFK* I'iiufamgli,
SaM'L MAGUIRE, Cumberi’U, Md.,
\VM. C BANE, Washington, t*a
Pittsburgh. April 3.,ISSS. ■ ■ • ■ [apd
HOPE FOU&JJH Y.
v- Cochrsnr Slcßrldo 6 Co.,
. MXttCVXtTCBERSOV-
Iron Bailing and Ornamental Iron Work, in all
its branclitt,
KO.SB, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
THE advertisers ben leave respectfully to inform their
friends and the public generally, that, having receiv
ed a large number of new patterns for Iron Railing. Ac.,
which* together with those previously on bandicompn nes
the greatest variety ever offered in this City—ihey are
now prepared to manufacture the some-for. Cemetery
purposes, balconies, fences, gardens, window guard?,
tree boxes, hat racks, centre table?, &c.&c.,m a style of
•workmanship and finish not to be €arpa»sd,and cheaper
than any heretofore manufactured west of the moun
tains.
Also, cooking Eiovrp, hollow ware, and castings of all
description),. as banal. _ . __ ?>"
JAMBS K. HEED &, CO.,
Manufacturers of Theodo
eiies, Surveyors’ Compas
ses, Leveling and Grading
Instruments, &c., Ac. -
NO. 36 ;
- ■ Smtihfidd slrctt, _
■Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
An assortment of the a
boye named Instruments al
ways on band/;
Also Clocks, Watches,
Jewelry, &c., &c.
April C, 1852—2 m
igeney for- Different Lines of PaeM Ships.
PAS SEN GElt OF PI CE,
■ SJo, 410 Llb«rty Street, Pittsburgh.
For W. BTRNES & <70.,6& South *ir«J, trmtf cj
JHm, Jiit* Sorb :2Q WaUrltxs R6ad } Liverpool; and G 5
oravt«r ttrttt } ?ieioOrltans,
, HvS a Ltnc of Packets
! j nailing cvcryfive days from | -fTP'"
. LiyerpooUo New York J a • 44 .
ffiffifavjv Line of Packets from Lit*
jEmfsptf&Xr: erpool to Philadelphia, on
•a*rss§9spia*llift e i ghtecn th Of caeK«sSiiJyS&gg
month;nLtaeofPaeketsto Baltimore on the stt>ui v,
etch month. Also—o. Line oi -Packet? on the Bth and
94th of each monih from-London and Portsmouth to
■NewYork..'';'- I '.'.: 1 -'-:'-
ALSO—Draftiatalghtalwaysonbana, for anyamouiji,
at the lowest rates of discount j and ail information
given concerning-passengers, that can be given, with
pleasure, by their Agent. JOHN THOMPSON,
mari6 ” 410 Liberty su Pittsborgli.
Mt 1 A. F*hneatock , i Vermifuge,
- From a -Rtgular FhysUvxn. *
: [Prom Dr John SUnmnn.l
Veil Court?, (Aric) Oel.
I AM & Physician by profession, of the regular order.
and'at Buchi hare always viewed paten; mcdiciueu
with aakeprie'eye.
Last t prlo?,nvfcen I rent to Philadelphia for toy bill
of raethelnes, 1 wafcpreymledon by my.brother, to put
In my bill an item oi two dozcnviaU ofyour Vermi
fuge; be slating to irie that it w&a A valuable prepard
t»oiif havingtrieifiiin his'own family. Accordingly, I
aentfortwo dorett vials. I havo uned hail, and I must
confeia that rayelpect&tiqpswerembre thanrealized—
its result were truly nMoniahlng, removing Worms in
every iuaiuiiee, when jpropcrly administered. ]f you
will send me r box contalninga'pross, and send me the
bill, J win vend you the money for them by mail or oili
orwiee,as yoamavdireci ‘
Bewmreof counterfeits and imitations.-
Prepared and Bold by
d. a. paitnestock * co
•rornernf Wood and First sts-
LOOTS RSISttMAS,
• ; v ,lof the late firm of Sandß&Uclneman.
LOCl» RKIRESHAN ib CO.,
IMPORTERS AND BEAL'EttS IN ■ •
Clot k*. WaUhts,Jetoelry, WaiekMaterwtUjToolS'fc.yfe.j
VtVTK STOEBT) OrTE POOK V£nMWOOD,-PITISDCBOi{,
fHAKB leaveio announce to the (ratio and the public
X* generally, that they nave themselves -carefully se
lectee and imported from Europe, a large stock of Gold
•ad Silver Watches, AVatch Maieriais,anti Tools for
Watch makers; and a mast-elegaqt assortment o! Jew
elry, from the best manufactories—which they offer at
prices as low as they can be. purchased m the eastern
markets.
Their stock of Watches consists of Gold and Silver
Patent Levers; "do Detached Levers; do Lcpiuesj Sil
ver Quarileriii.andeTeghntFrench time pieces; of.the
most approved makes. ~ Together with a large stock of
Clocks, and Time Pieceejfromtbc best American Facto
vries.*./-'---^-,-;••:•: r ; : v -- -.V
Their stoek of jewelry comprise# articles oLayery
description in this line t sach at Finger Rings,
Breast Pin*, Biacelets, Gold, Fob-: Guard Cham#,
Gold Guard Keys,and ;&eals, /Lockets,Gold and Silver
Spectacles, Sliver and Gennan: Silver and;vTable mid
Tea Spoons.andeyerykind of fancy •articles generally
in eslanlishmenta of this description, - :
Ifcey would rcspectfoliy coll the attention of the trade
-to their extensive stock of Watch materials and Tools,
of every variety, which they have most carefully se
lected.
They hove alpo oninnti a large assortment of Tele
scopes, Spy Glasses.andjOpera Glasses, from the best
tnanßCactory in England. Together with a great variety
oi other articles too' numerous to mention. .
_r|° ck *i>yatches aiid Jewelry repaired in the best
manner ana outhemost reasonable terms. . focultv
PDDDEft &FORD,
M A tsi Dealers In
M ANC R ESTR R MINERAb PAI N T ,
. AiXßoiroavCnT, Pa.‘ '
tain the following: u * r ? B . D »*nd find it to con-
Silica, - - - • . f , rtl
Alumina, - - . c JoV
FerOxido of Iron, .- : . ‘
Lime, • - - * - . ‘
Mavnesia,- • • - * ‘
Oxidh of Manganese,
Water and Loss, • - - - . e’oo
. The Powdered Sample, contained in the box whirh t
aappose.waa the one you desired also to have analveiri
1 find to differ from any average of the lumps PQwdr>rn)r
and mixed together. This last yields as follows- Ul
Per Oxide of Iron, - 53A0
• Silica and Alumina, - - 30 00
-• ,!SS.
• Magnesia* \ i - •;jo
. WaterandZoss, - . ffiO
100 40
- TW» aiff«reno# I presume arises from the mineral not
being nnijorm, some portions conimninff more Iron than
others- The analysis shows the article to he well suit
ed for o durable paint. I find that by calcining the pow
der by » pre»ybigh heat, the color is much improved
least conyerted into a fine red. ■ -
® r JAMES E. CHILTON, M D. Chemist'
- in* For sale by JOEL MOHLER, fill LlbenvTircet
. mailOty ’
’ -
tcuusyi vanW 4 Rsilrosd Kmtgrsnt JLkne.
erenow lor warding-passengers io Philadelphia
v 7, ,anti:iiiiennediatft-points* by the above line. TiU.e
.TutODeht three days. . Fnte’S4,6o; only 70 miles canal .
_rayi27 ABRAHAM, Agents.-^
Rnltroatl Company**
WTE now preparecUoreceipt forproduce,Ac,, to
VV PMladetpiJia- iramediatftly. Time fivCdays/
BATES' OF VElftGtfT ON • - *:■■
.; Bacon, Lari, Pork, Beef, Lard Oil , &c., 50 cents per
.lOU.pounds . ' " r'O- .l -
. Candles, Cheese. Cotton* Earthenwarei Leather,Leaf
Tobacco and Window Glasft.Gn cents per ICO pounds. :
Beeswax, Bred FruiL VVoMSOctV 100 lbs;, Flouk
s?t cts. {p’bbl.jßnstles, Clover and Timothy Seeds. Deer
Skins, Uerap and Flax, 70 cents per lUOpoand*.' •
fS*. 9 ' viv* J «thers, Furs and Peltry. Brooms and Met*
: chnuuizc,9d ccnta psrlfO pounds- -
LOVODE A GRAHAM, Agents,
Cnnul Basin, Pittsburgh 1 .
II H HOUSTON, Agent,
; ~-..vATSAlarfietatifeet,Philadelphia.
Adorns&. Co.^Expreaa*
NO; SO FOURTH ETREE*I\
public are informed that'we are now running
L regtilariy-to the Isa.st and West, and arc prepared to
•forward all cntrusied to our care. -
A SFKCIAL MESSENGER sent daily.for Philadel
phia. nt4 oVlock, P.AI. Also,daily to Cincinnati, at 7
o circle, A M
Orde?stntnsimttcd frecof charge, and Goods returned
by-first Express. -.5.
Bills of Exchange for sale on England, Ireland, and
Scotlam 1 , Tor any amoum,payahleon principal Banking
Houses or Post Offices mihe United Kingdom,
dejetrf BAKER A .FORSYTH, Agonts)
KercEisnU' Partabie Boat Line,
For the TVangportation of Merchandise and Product,
(Vli ruSSif LVitMA-CaJiat.!, ANo aAILIIOSDabnffnVEES
_ PITTSBURGH *AND*PHILADiiILPmA,
> .• Dmei; ts»Mcut Ke-iAtjMnnir; ."
Rj- TiMP, Tfc'N DAYS
v PATTON A REYNOLDS*
iJcjint. 251 Market s; , fneor Sixths)'Philadelphia.
C A M’ANULTY & CO ,
Oanul Basin, 4"S and 410 Penn street, Pittsburgh.-
ETA VINO increased ;Our racilmes and otherwise'no*
J[X proved our Arrangements for Transportation, we
nie now prepared to receive a jarge atnount of P-roduco
l. atidMerc liaridise, 10 ship (on tl.e opening of the Canals,)
1 witii prompthes-aud dispatch. . '
The ejection Boat system of transportation over our
1 State improvement? has beeu in use about ten years.
: nnuthc gretuaucccss and favor it has met with, is a suf
Tioient caaramets that it i? no longer considered a
• doubifui or uucortam expenrQent; hm is eesnowleoged
:t>y uil vustly superior to any mode of transportation
zused onCnnals. (when I'itereectcd by Railroads )
v GmwlsTmtdei inln our Boats at Pitisbvrgh, Tehiain
hnulistuTbed uiHil unloadedut oar-Warebouse in Market
: istreei. FlaJadaiptaa, thereby caurely avoiding thedeiaY
.•eonwquciaoii tiirce.'digerenf trr.h>iiipmenu, end bccu*
itic delivery of Goods in entire lots, the packages
clean, an 3 in as {rood order cs’wherr - :; :
: Vroducc, Acyconstgncd to onr Hoasc at Pittsburgh,
■wifi he received -and forwarded ahvays otihe. lowest
current eue&l ratig, strictly uccorwuig to instructions,
without Bnv ckua eharseforc.ommi«kion,storagc,orad
vanring charges; Ac. : .
»_ _ C. A M’ANULTY ACO
T ■ r Fare Reduced l ~ “ ....*”
* WEST NEWTON PLANK ROAD ROUTE,
FOR BALTIMORE,.PHILADELPHIA and WASH
INGTON CITY. Fabx Reduced. ,
To Bahmioee, 52,00 lessrthan Pa. Unilrosd.
i 'f o Philadclpma, SI,(jU do - do d<*
i To Washington City, Sd.3b do., do. do
; This i.s me only Office which insures a. THROUGH
TICKET to Wnghmgtpu,and.by tukug th»Rouw,pas-
Hsftgei* will sav.n time end money.; .
> The Mail Boat {carrying the United Siatcs Mail.)
leaves tue Monongahc'a Whatf* abovethe Wire Bridge,
EVERY A bTLfINoON, at 5 o clock,via the Youghxo*
Riicuy River. . Passengers will lo'.lge on the Boat, and
mke tplcsdid UniledstaiesMaHOouchesat West New
ton, next morning.over the Piank Road.crossing the
laovifttaius in daylight. Take Lite magnificent sleeping
Cam of U’e Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at 10 o'clock,
P. M. • Rrenkf&ft at Baltimore and Wnshmglou Car,
dine m Pbiladeipcia, und arrive mNew \ock tlte same
evening.;..- •• ■
• Fare 10 Baltimore. . - -. * 8 9.00.
<2O Ptulndelphia. » - - - 10.01).
do \Ya*hingwn City. - - - . 10,50.
MONONGAHKLA ROUTE.
The Stenmer leaves the Wharf, above the Bridge,
P;my. m So'clock, A. M. Travelers leaving Pil'sburgh
by ihe .Mnrun.g Bout,.will cross the mountains the same
night, :*nd arrive in Cumberland the next morning (or
tli** H o’clock train of Cats for Baltimore. Will sup in
Bhi.tiniorc and Washington City, and orrive in Philadel
phia ut Sio'elockj the same night
: Furcioßaluraore. - • - - - S 9,t>o. .
.do Philadelphia, , - /* 10,W. \
.do Wasbincum City, > - • 10.50.
ForTickewbyeuberof the above Lines, plea»e call
•fit the West Newton Plank Road Officc, iu the Monou
guiiela lioose, Water street J. J. EVANS, Agent.
• pprO. ' .. - •■ ■ ■ .
RIOIHGAS CKIfVKAfi UAUiUOAB.
1852. .HHifil
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LrNE,
In connection with the Cleveland and Cincinnati Rail
road. Cleveland and Erie Railroad, Cleveland and
Fnisourgh Railroad, and Michigan Central Railroad.
PASSENGERS will be ticketed through from any
point on Luke. Michigan, to Cleveland, Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh, nod from nlher of those places to any
point on L?ke Michigan.
Tins Line will be composed of two new low pressure
steamers, boilt exnrersly font he route,
’ CbfIVHLAND. - > Cant. C.C StsVARDr
ITSREST CITY, - - Capt. L-A. Pixrce.
A Boat will leave Cleveland f. r Detroit, and Detroit
for; Cleveland, cvery-evcninß, us d| o'clock, arriving in
boih cities the following morning, in season for the mor
ning train of c&>B for Chicago, Cincinnati and
and for the Late Superior and Saginaw boat* at Detroit
T 1 cy witl run frem Cleveland 1n the following order:
FOREST CITY.
Monday*'“«-—»»*-~ * ■ ■■■■' ■ —-^-Friday.
i CLEVELAND,
Tuesday—~i.~.....Tbnr*day
CLEVELAND.
......... Wednesday* •
FOREST CITY.
.Tuesday -• • ~-.-Thursday* ;**V--Saturday.
; The me prepared to make contracts for
nil kitulS : of freight. from Cleveland 10 Detroit, Mocki*
na'rt’, s>atito Ste. Marie, aod oil pon-s on Lake Michigan.
Tire OCEAN, CASPIAN and ST. LOUIS will compose
the line until the lie w Coats are ready...... .
- . AQBSTR. -
0 BRADBEItN & CO . Cleveland.
PITMAN, TROWBRIDGE & JONES. Detroit.
;Cprl4:Gm : ’ __
; : c ; ' ' 18 52 ".
Surumer arrongemetit*«F«re Reduced.
P N BTL V A H IA RAILR O AD,
Two' i>aily, Tratno -From Pittsburgh to
•’ Philadelphia auil Ualtlmore.
- i > Only 30. Hourt Through '
FARE SlO.
TIIB Express mall train will leave tbe.Depot on Lib*
erty street, above the Canal Bridge, every morning
atfll o'clbck.
Passengers willgoby the car* to Turtle, Creek 12 miles 1
where they will find the best of Coaches in readiness to
convey them 2d miles, over a first rate turnpike road to
Beatty’s nation;- (conductors accompany each-train of
Coaches), and then take the oars to Holfidaysburg; amt
then take Uie splendid-sleeping-cars direct to Philadel
phia and Baltimore./ . \
Passengers for Baltimore take tKacars of the York and
Cumberland,Railroad at Mlarriaburgh, driving at Balti
more the same morning. .
The Evening Train wilUeuive daily at 6*39* P, 51., nf
riving ttt'Piuladelphia uext evening..;,
Baggage checked through to Phllailelphitt.
-0, Leech. A Co.** Express rackctLino will leave daily,
at 5 o’clock, I*. M, connecting at Blaira v ille with the
Pennsylvania Railroad.* Through from Pittsburgh to
Philadelphia and Baltimore fn 33 hours.
' ‘ > f -4 : FARE, SO.
Pleasure parties and others can go out on the train at
A.M- -or 5$ P. M.v&nd return to tho cltyni tll'A.M.
orS P. ML Fare to liast Liberty 15. cents; to Wilkins
burgh *25 cent-; to Turtle Creek Do cents.: We are pie*
pared to ran special trains to Turtle Creek, or any inter-
Tuediatejioini, forgarilcsof W ormore.
' Passengers wifi procure their tickets at ihc BcHrood
Officeln.the Mcmohgnbcla House, Water Street-’' -
.• NOTlClih—ln.. cos»e of 1088, tb« Company will bold
-themsdiyes.fespoD'Bible fOr personal baggage only and'
for on amount not exceeding 9150.
•Jet i/.MKSKIMEN, Ticket Ash P.R.R. Co.
new AktiiAa*rih KTi ~ *’
WESTERN RATLROAI)
Plttalkurcli to Cleveland, Columbus and
■ CtnotnxaatU
alliance, canton and Massillon,
IN CONNECTION-WITH Til B PENNA. CENTRAL
RAILROAD. :
Through fr&m Pittsburgh to in Uss than
Ten Hours, by a continuous Railroad Line l
nilfß Express Train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
i Railroad,leaves PittsbujghatSJA, M., stopping at
Bewickly, Bbchester, New Brighton, Darlington, Enon,
Palestine,: Columbiana, and Salem, and reaches; Alii-
miles from Pittsburgh, ai l P. M. Passengers
leaving Alliance on the Cleveland ■ Railroaff ni O P. M.,
nnd reach. Cleveland-at OP. M. Returning, ihc pas-
Sengers leave Cleveland at 9 AjM., Alliance atl.OV; Pf
M.. ami reach: Pittsburgh at 5.39 P- M.,ln time to eon
ncut with she evening train on the Pennsylvania Rail-'
road for Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore, amt
alio with the-Yoaghiogheny Steamboat and Pi&nk Road
route. ■. .: . - ..... . .. ■
Passengers by this, route come* from Cincinnati to
•PUtsbnrglt in two days, without nignt travel, and save
from one to .two days m connecting with tho Penna.Cen
trai Railroad. . - : .
Passehgejs leaving Piusbnrgh. at 830 A. hi., reach
Canton at B P. M- aha AlassiUon at 2.00 P. M.- At Mas
r.illoh tlio line connects with 6tage.lines to Wooster,
Mon^eld; : Now Philadelphia,and at Enon to New Ctu*
tie, Poland, Waitem Mercer anthEriev : *v.*. ; v .
The Now Brighton Accommodation Tram leaves
Pittsburgh at IQ A.M- and 6 20 P.M., nndNew Brighton
at 7A. hL aml IP. M.y Btonpingat intermediate stations.
Excarsion Tickets, good.'for' twoiiayer we/ void be
tween Pittsburgh,'Rochester and New Brighton- -
Quarterly tickets are oold at low rates, and tickets by
the package ,to some of thc-itations. .:
. The Trams do nol xnn on Sunday. ..
r Omnibuses run .in connection -witli the trains to and
fromihe siadononFetieral street. • -
; Fore by the only continuous Railroad Line ftom Pitts*
"bnrghto Cleveland, HU miles, 64,00. To Massillon; 10S
miies,B3.CQ. , . _. , . :•
For tickets apply at the Federal Street Stau'on of the
OhloandPa.Railroad,to .GEORGE PARKIN^
Ticket Agent.
Orto • ■ . J.MESKIAIEN,
Monongahela Pittsburgh.
Note—By the route by steamboat SO miles to-wells*
villc, end thence bylßailro&d ICO miles to Cleveland, the
fare is 53.59. • • ” .
_Piti!:burgh y April 1, 1852.—(0pii)
Kew Booki. at Niw York Prlcei.
fPHEOLQGICAL ANDMISGELLANRUUS BOOKS,
A now opening from Fletcherls«.-Hnrper , s,
■Applctoa’s, Scribner’s.Dodd’s,'Putnam, Ac., ftewYork;
A LincolnvJewett, Ac> j*. Martn, Ac.,
rhuaueiphia ; from tbfr Board of Publico
tion ;• ami Amencnn Sunday fichol Union, and Slap Sab
bath School Society. - : • v. -
-with: (xesh lmportations of standard Tbeolot
gicnt and Miscellaneous works from Europe, and a large
varj-ty of Stationery.
Clergymen supplied at Eastern prices.
• ' ! DAVISON A AGNEW, 65 Matket St.,
mv22 „ • adjoining WlUon’a Jewelry Store.
BKOO.ms— to doz coru brooms for sate bv -
my3l , * MILLER A RICRETSON.
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Jitfurdiur t^emytupw.
.'Flce.itsid fiSaiiuoiofiuraQes»
npHE OFFlCftoflbe North Axitnsa
•A.-hasbeertrsTOwred totbaWsreEbrise Of Hftrdy; Jflnts
•& Co.,Nd. 141 Front Wood
BireeL where. ihesubscribervrtHfssuePoMcleson TJmld
;ihS®.hhd tbe«eontcnlB»dndon Shipments KyStrramlj hats
antiotner.yessejajfor. the:above old and responsible
Company. [*n3l WM. P. JONES. »
mutual Fire Insurance company*-
_ HAIIKISBUUQ. FA. -
I \bMuNEDonly fnrihe.saferctasscsof.property,hns.
and affpids.superior'advantages
AU.4>.OUUq£. cheapness, safety and accommodation, to city
an«i coumrs*inbrchaQtf,ana owner3'of dwellings, and
isomtedvr country property. • -.- i »
• v * . / A; A; CARRIER,Actuary,.
Broach Office, yQ.Mftmithfield purHuburg^
New England Live stock-Insurance ua, }
.. , . tfeio. Haven, Connecticut. ■ \
HOUSES) CATTLE, Ac .insutcd aganist death by
dit-ease or accident. Capital 35(>,fiut),.with-power
to increase to SlhO,tlOO . ■ ; ~r
- ’ ...... ■ ■' WRECTOns. - ■
■•Thomas Kendrick;- : - . Alfred Edwnrdsj :
•J.LftwntTnylor, . John Saxion, t
Nathaniel Thurber, Win, W. Kendrick.
...c.-.Teonas KUhDßtcK r -President. [
OMrr« ; T. r 'i»rynoldr.Secretary.
• CURTIS' *fc:DORl$S,-Agents, -.
“ ■'Ko» ltl3 corner ot-Wooo and Filth sis., :
my2D • (over Patrick* isFricnU’s Dimkwc Hou<c.)
NE\V I?UIUi LIFE » NSj LOhl**
PANT*
accumulated capita r, 5300,000. >
THE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS havr; been .unusually
large;showingthatthecompany has bccji doing a.
vcry.large aud-prosperous businepß,
The dividends in 1840. were £Qpvr. cent.
' ■ ■ •« '**•: »< : 1847 t% :sfj '. *• ;
<• ■ ■ le4» “ *0 1 :
• «■:' ' ' JS43 u *H> -•••-••.
•. "it ■ ■ •4b . u ;
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•This iaamoriu the oldPstcbMpanlesiiHhe United Staten.•
Its accumulated capital is constantly for the
benefit of prcrctii.anil fjtnre. . ' .. r :
MOUKIb FllANKLlNv.X'riisulent:
Pu*rv FKfitr>iis. Ar;uftry.
- , . i CUUTrS&DOBIiS, Agis. .
rittslMirgh, cor» of Wood nnj Fiftu streets, over Fat
rich & Friend Banking-4iou*e. ; - . . ' .
California risks taken.
.- Also,agents tot Protection auJ-Fanuevs Fire and Ma«
rine tneaniace, CBpital. St'-Q.OiJyj omi Branch office.
Empire S’tatoHcn’th Association, casJi, including accu
mulated :capttaL?lSoU3. . 1 . . :
‘:.a!jo, ogonta for thci'purehasa and sale afaeal estate.
mvll . . ■■■■■ . ■ ■ .
'iNSUii.AfitC&r
milE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY iNSUR
Jl ANCE COMPANY^—Office,Norm Room ofiho Hi
Cunrige,Thirdstreet. Philadelphia.,:'
Fma lnBuna«cii.~Du»idingH, Merchandae and othei
property-In lotiMi>and eoumry, insured agsihsvloas Oi
: damugc-by &rc.at the lowest rate of ptemitun.
Marink iNbDhANCR.—They aUo inKnre Vc33cla, Cur
• ftoea And. frqight»,fbreign.or coastwise, under open or
e r iccialpolieiCBjasthc&fisurouinaydcsife<'
lNLArn>TßXNs?oßTArio. , t. : —They also insure merchah
;dizd transported by Wagons.:Hailroad Cars.-Canal
llodtfe and Steam Eonts.’on rivers ahd lakes,ou tne most
liberal ternix.
: :DlRECTORS—ioseph' ii,,S«al, Edmund'A. Snader
John C. Davla. Robert Burton, JtUnt ft, Penroire. Samuel
Edwards. Geo. G. Lelper. Kdwurd Dnrlmtinn,lsaac R.
Davis,William FnlwcU, John Newh;i,Dr. R.M.Huston,
James C.Hand.Theophilus Paulding, ILJonesßxooky.
Henry Sloan, Hugh Onujr. George Semil.rspcnccr Me*
Uvaiu,Charles Kelly, J.lr. Jobnso?., WiUunn Hay, Dr
S.Thomas, John Sellers. Eyre, Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH. — D T. Morgan,
Haeh Cr&tg, Jno.T. Logau.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
Tuos. C. Hand, Vice President.
• Joskph \V. Cowaw,Secretary.
ID*Office of the Company, Noc4d Wuter <treet, Pitta*
bargh. _ _ (jol&dif) P. A. MADEIRA, Agent. •
The Frauklln Fire lusurauee Company,
BIRECTOnS:—
Charles W-’Bancker, oeorge W. Richards,
Thomas Hart, MordceaiD. Lewis,.
Tobias Wagner, AdolphiE.Bone,'
■ -SamuelGrant, Davju b.Browne,
Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson.
■ -CHAS. N. DANCKEU,Pres I t. •
Chab. G. Bs-vcrsa, Secretury.
■ JE/T Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
oq every description of property in town and country
at rates as low as arc consistent with security. .. *
The Companyliavc reserved a large Fund*
tfhich, wnh their Capital and Premiums, safely mvesteda
afford ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company, cu January Ist, 1851, as
fiablished agreeably to au Act of Assembly, were as fob
OWS'VJzt'—
Mortgages ■ S Ui8,123 C 9
Real Estate&4J77 78
Temporary Loans-'-*. .fQ,3CQ 17 ; '
Slocks (H,t-Sa co
Ca6h«&c. ■ ■■ 04,34 G 81
. 5L212,71h?44
. Since their IncorporauoD, a period of 21 years, they
have paid upwards’of Qnt Million Four Hundred Thou
tandltollarst losses by fite, thereby aflbrdiuit evidence
Df the od oi Insurance,as well as the ability and
disposition to meet -
J.GARDINER COFFIN, Anent,
• apr24] Office N.l« corner Wood and Jd sts.
~ “a oTi¥~Ts"BU"rLl n o e .
TLe F&rmeri and Elecltonica* Ko&ltli In.
sarnnee ABsoctatlon,
OF PITTSBURGH, PENNA,
AID /iV TI&1K OF USED! ;
OrriCK—COBNEU OF 6MITHPIKLD A5O THIUD STRKET3.
GFAUASTY CAplTAti, $30,000.
mins is an association established for ihr muioul relief
X of its members, iii cases of sickness or accident, by
the p&ymentof the'-r Annual Depusm Personsm good,
beauh may become membersauu be entitled to a weekly
benefit, in case of sickncs* or accident. Ail who pm tins
Association are entitled (o n vole in ihe.clcruoa of
officers, and toparticipato in the profits of the
lion. Itisesiablished on □ safe, and nermiuient busis,
being both Mutual and Ijenevobnu tn us drsuriiK, with
tne lo west rates coiuistent for ilseeconty, and cor-duet*
ed in a manner to insurcitspeVmaacncy nod durability.
All persons' can see tbe advantages of taking oat a
policy from, the Gcuctal .
V FAULT DUPOFirS. •
8 2,00 per year, draws 3 2,W> per week*,
3J : O do do 0 dot
4,0 Q do do 4,00 do;
do do 5,00 do;
0,00 do . do r>,oo do;--
c ?,l»a do do 7,0 U do;’
-8 r CO do do k;00 , do; .
o,i.{) do do 0.00 do;
10,00 do do - Hsj‘o do;
INITIATION FEE, for Membership, 51,50~-wUlch
must be paid at the time of. making application, and the
first years’ deposit within nyeqly days. Each member
eatitlod to a monthly report, gratis.
•Suiordoy.
' oyptcEF.s.
President-^ -D. W. Ue* vmokt.
Viee President and Treasurer—Wm. M. Wllson.
Stcrziary—O, D- Brown.
Finance Commuu*r-A. J. Clulde, A. D. ChriKic, and
D. A. MhMasters- marlltOm
State Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
• II ARR I* 4 B G I!. Pa ..MAY 1, J 852. .
Capital of 8900,000,
BRANCHQFFIVE, ftp Z\ Smi:hjiiiA sifts:, Fiiiiturgk.
SSCOrip AItJtCAL STA^EHnEN^-
Total amT- of property etrisij..- 03
Amount ofbiUs rcccivab!e(in
formof Premium notesfrom
members 3178,527 bl
Amount o( Cush Premiums*.*-$i£5,625 10
Total losses,returnttdv»rcmium».
xe*in»urance and expenses* •- 95,140 Su
533 478.00
Intercut on Loans-*--'-** 733 46
Cash Surolun*—--**’•• * ••
Esiiraated present va’ue of Sta
tionery, Ofiee Furniture, Ac
Total* *~tv .*^-/-***».*“«*--*—• ■S2I0 I M9; 93
One-half of this amount expires within a year.. •
THE Directors, in pregf-nurtg tlm Second Annual Re
port, take leayc to. congratulate the. memi-era. upon -
the marked success of tho Sute Alutuoi Fire lusurancc
Company. In operhlion only two years, it ha* taken a
poKiuon beside the. ofdef; institutions of the. kiud, add
proves by its very great success that the mutual system
oasdoptod by them iSvbeyoud.a quesUonj.lhe beat and
.only safe mode ofitisurance. . ,
.The hbayy losses of the past yeur have annihi*
laied many-stock comimnies, leave the State Mutual
with a CQsU.iurplus of upwards of thirty-one thousand
dollars, besides a reserve capital of nearly.two hundred
Uxousand dollars, which is constantly increasint;.
The'Directors eubmiuh&i the State Mutosl Fire Insu
rance Company offers to owiierS 'orsefe property in
ducements seldom equalled and never exceeded.'
Dfreetofi—-John P.-Rotheribrdj P, C, Sedgwick,'Sam
uel Jones,-Philadelphia; John B. Paeker, A. A. Carrier,
Piushureh; J. B." Rutherford, A. i. GiHct, S. T, Jones!
Robert KloU. - . .
/ John P. Rutherford, President; A. J. Gillet; Suritary.
Jel:dAwtf ~ A. A. CAtIfUEK. Actuary.
- WatoUeoy Jewelry, &c«
HAVING just returned from the .Eastern.dtles, I
have brought with nie otic of the most beautiful
and carefully selected Stocks of Jewelry, Watches and
Fancy. Goods, ever offered to the Public. Persona
wishing to purchase aiiy -thing in my line, can Tely* on
getting a good ai tide.. I do not; advertise ?o selL goods
below cost, nor SO por ctm. cheaper than ony honso iti
the city. Give me a call, and lainsuro you will be
satisfied thhtl can sell a good article as cheap as any
of thpm. t
vAfaotherlacl.l wish to keep before the people. If
yoU want youisWatch, Clock, or any mucin of Jewel
ry* 1 repaired in tbgbast manner,this.is the nlacctohave
it done; - To? tlilsTßraucU of my .basilicas’ I. ; will devote
.'especialatienUon.; -v
JOHN S. KENNEDY, M Market street,
Sign of the Golden Eagle.
ll«ary lUcbardeon, Jeweiief, -
HAVING re-fitted bis stoTain a: handsome manner,
. and but recently returned from the Eastern cities
with a fine assortment of Watches.' Jewelry and Fancy
Goods, would call the attention of bis friends ahQ cds*
lomere to the facly tbaiamong hisWatcbesfwill be found
the most desirable styles, patterns and maJcersV'Of
elry, the latest styles of troches, brea«t pins, fob and
vest chains, finger rings, ear rings, miniature, lockets,
&c,&e; j
r ..FANCY GOODS—Such as paper macho, work-tables,
work boxes,desks, fancy vases, perfume bottles, 4 ihbie
mats, .Colt’s pistols, jporte monnics, in great variety}
china fruit and &c., with an endless variety
of useful and ornamental articles; whieh have only to be
seen to be appreciated.' : - •
novl NO. 61 MARKET STREET.
Oitltens and Strangerj,
aga DO you’ Wish to purchase a fine
m GOLDarSILVER WATCH .ataboutSSP 52 ©*
JC* SS l one-half the usaai price ? Ir so, call atUOOD’S
CSABaNE\YJEWELRY STORE: A 1 Marker strut,
two. doors north of ThLrd r and. taVo a look at his new
stock, Just arrived, and. yon can there purchase Watch-;
esorany kind of fine Gold Jewelry- atUieir real value,
and not be charged two prices for. everything, as you
have usually been 4 but can get the very best quality of
goods at the lowest eastern prices.- Do not believe what
otlters, interested in their own sales, tell youj-lrat come
and mo for. yourselves. All goods soid-atthis establish*
raent will be warranted as renfesehied at tune of sale—.
10 that all may purchase equajjy Ts/cßnd.chQqp..;.qn 1 a,.
IF Time is money; surely it deserves to bewatefcod,-
and, readetyyou may be assured that— '
: Watches better ne’er were sold,
: Whether of silver or of gold, _
Thaa you ivill find, when c’rr you go*
:And look at those on safe below. ■
L.REINKiHAN & CO.,t .
FIFTH STREHHYONE DOOK FROftFWpOD,
Importer# attdßealersTnClocliSjVVfntches
Jtwelry, Watch Mahers Tooh;^c;
BEGleave toanuouncc tolbe;trade nnd.the public
generally,that they -have-just ; from r the;hest
manufacturers m Eufope T a largc lotof.Gola and Stiver.
Watches, Watch Tools find Materials, aud a most ele
gant assortment of Jewelry, Rom the best inanuiactu-.
•rers—which they offer ut pnees.as low as they can be
purchased m the Eastern markets. ' . _ .
. . Clocks, Watches and’Jewelry repaired in.the best
manner, and on ihe most reasonable icrina. . . ~, , .
- Prompt attention paid to orders from a distaoep.:
. marki, .•*- •' •
TTIDES—46 Dry Hides, just received in store, for.
JjL sale by De3J L. S,' WATERMAN & SONS.:
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GREAT.BAEGAJNS-IN DRY GOODS.
S«»llitflrx>flr at Cost.
TO q VET TELE B VEIN ESS!' •
'f JMIB to, reuo3.tuah .th?; retail
'JL dry goods UuiuucsSja'ndliavinff made such arrange-*
. mtniB ss to render it neceusary to. close -out ins stqek by
tbetsi of July next. wUI-commence on Thursday,May
-J3, and sell his entire stock of Fancy and Staple dry-
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lljsgoods having beenmnncipallypurcbsHed the pres*
Ant season,-will be found dcsituble bargains, being at
least US petr cent lower tbnn regular jmces.,
- In STAPLE GOODS will be found— •
;. • 4-4andfi*4>Frenchgipghynisj
jEn'gUihrindbtench.eitimzesj, vi :•/
- ; alpaeasarfd bombazines;. . .
-Checks and muslins; ••
Irish linens ang crashes; .
. ; ‘ Table linens and cloths; - -•
Huckaback towels and toweling; . / :
Damask and snbwdrop linen napkins and doilies; Mar?
flclUes quills; furniture pr-ittSivplani -and cinb’d
Hneu sheeting aud pillow lirensi table nnd.pmna covert}
and coverings; worked laetrcurtaina and curtain muslins*
FANCY' GOODS ' « f
\\ hitacrape.jdiawls, cmbMand plain white berege &nd<
ilnbet thawL; .... . . •
Fine FrcncUlctWnß'aud bereges'*' •'
Berege de lalnesand rauslitr-de-laines;
1 issues and grenadiers; • .>• •>
I>ik and fanev silks,some vorysupenor* and a fine stack
.i ■ of, goods generally. • . * •
, EMBROIDERIES
Ayqrked mull and lace capes ami sleeves; ; :
-JaroneUi rithU nnd linen ’cambric'coUnrg & chcmia:eitos f .
.Jaeonett, mull edgings and infietiings;
linen and cambric,hdkfs; .-’
,Worked bands andfiouncirgs; and a maecificeht stock;
cf Valenciennes edgings, laceß and inseuirigs; Together
a large variety of other goods* too numerous to :
«*?enfi6n 2 aU ofwlitou wiiraciuailybe.sold atOKIGINAL!
FOU CASH. Early cailswilU’eeur* Uic best
bargains JAMES A. M’KNJGHT, No. 02, 411 at. i
P. S.—All petsors knowuisr themselves indebted to:
thc ftbcv.e prior to January,.lBs2, jir© requested to pay;
the ail debt 3 will be piit in the hands of an-at*
torneyfor collection.; ThyTJ. 1;
Cheap:.Dry Goods x
JAMES M’O'ANDLKSS A CO:,
• 109 Wood Wood SlYcct,
A HE now opening every extensive ;.u>d wcllasmletl
LI- slock of SPRING niui SUMMER GOODS. Con-:
siMihg in part of;French and. English Broud Clath3,;
T speeds,- Casplmerrs, cafhmerrt's*; Doeskins, Jeans,
Couonades, Coolings,.Silk, Satm.and:
I-’aney Cotton Ve'sung3. Also.about tOf) CA.fi.E3 PLAIN
AND FANCY DRV-nri GOODS embracmc tbc-nuwest
styles of Siik ahdLinen PdpUni.'Delaincfi. Ueraßes and
Bcrage De Lbints, Biaek Mourning and Fancy.; Lawns;
Plain and Fancy Calicos, in yariciy; French,
Scotch tind : Domt?tie Giiitinanis; Holm LenT/Lechorn,
Kossuth, Hungarian ami Mexican Hills Gingham
and Cotton Ao.,. Ac:, are offered at
Wholesale on the most accmfim'odiumg term?.faprlS.
Grant Attraction i
JUST RECEIVED at Jni*?Kr.v. One Price Cash Store 1
: No, 7C Market street. F.iushurgii f .imi.wee.n Fourth eh
and.Diamond,' the largest ami‘-.roost; beautiful slock of
SPRING Alva SUMMER DRY GOODS, ever offered lo
th* citizen* of Piitidmrgh.V' ' r •
The subscriber wcu d iufcrm those i -’vv> l &: desire to get
ooon BAHOA.IN9, that, the greater part of his Stock .wns
purchased at the recent large Aucunn: m New
York and Pbiladelplra for c*ttt, wi;;eh enables him to
Bell goods 15 to 2sper cent, eheaper limn thow' %vho buy
on credit." \Ve do oot ifeem it npcessary ts mention the
.the differed! kinds.of .gooU'sjbatcompoae but
deem it sufficient to say that -itconsist*.-of. a full assort*
mcnl.of and eentleineu 5 .* wear, together with a
general stock cf GOODs. Wc would
reppectfnliy soHcit. an examination of our stock from
those who wish to putchase. {.marlo
ja ri ksTs»ca n Div y >T aT to.,
109 TyOOD STiIJCEJ'.
~\jif *IOLKSALE Vtalus tn Fortran and Demtxhc Dry
■. y V Goods, arc now opening »heu first ptttchaso at
SPRING AND aUMMEIt GOODs* folcried with the
greatest care, to suit thb trade, consisting, in part of'the
newest styles of— - ’•
Dress Lawns anil Berazec;
Plain and Figured Alpaucits;
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghnias;
Printed Calicoes, In great variety;
Hibbous, Laces and Edging* ; - . '
CIOUI*, Cnssimercs and VeMings;
Bummer Coating and Pantaloomng;
Xl r own and Bleached Moslics;
Palm and Leghorn Hats;-
■ Straw and Braid Bonnets. '.
Together with acomplete.stock of Variety Goods mid
Pedlurs’ Notions, Gold and Gilt Jcr/elry, Gold and fill*:
verWatches, Brass Clocks, Ac. All of whicn ore of
fered at Wholesale, for a'iirtall advance .ovcr_Kastern
prices., •• -■ ■ ■' ' ••• tfebSaffm ;
n&W GOODS!'
VOUNG^STEVENSiIN'&^LOVB,
Sign of the ” OIUGINALi 2>*2?K IiIVEP Maikti at.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
New Spring autS Summer Goods l
Tllli subscribers have just , received by Adorns &.
Co *s Express and iheFemisyivaiiiaEutlroaa, one
of the largest and best selected assortments'of Fine
Dress Goods over offered to the public.
One of the Firm haring been in the Eastern Cities
.before ih« commcncememof the fcptiug trade* selected
our Good«, with gTcatcaro from the Importers, at such
prices os will enable ns to-ecll cheaper than the cheap*
:CSt:' • .
Our very extensive slock comprises m pair the fol
lowing—viz: ■ ■ . ' ' t .
: CneneandJasperChcneSilk?; '
High Lustre, Pla ! n, Chamehtn and Glusita Silks; :
do . Stripe. . : do - do;
do Plain Black do; <5
Turkbalms,Foulard ami AVaiered Silks: '
Tissues,Berages* Plain and Figured Poplins;
Freueh.vrorked Sleeves, CuiTV.Coliurc kChcmizeU?;
do Lace and Muslin Cape*;
ElaelrSaun and Fancy Vestings;
, Cloths, Cns«nne;CB, Spinels and Jeans;
Bonnets and Bonnei Iltbbons.
Tne proprietors would respectfully solicit aa early
cal! from ibeir friends aud llm public generally, feclim*
confident Rial they dan otfiir greater inducements than
ha* been ottered heretofore,
mart! VOUNG, STI2VE?fSON & LOVK.
108 FRENCH STORE. 108
j AM ES GOSUSO,
.. M. .jp[. v jpU. -MABKET • STBEET.;..,
y\ Bpr-Mnit.a. gosl.i:;g,
-53 H H'. ft •''
H li pl :
• ■ SSS 553 SB •'
m -,ssi ; Jsi ; •
; ;
PlßfetljSu rBnttVoadS,QPla
: ■ DRY goods,
ry, i'c
NEW ARRIVALS ;OF SPRUNG AND :SP.\IMER
GOfHiS. opened ami opening, including rich
Siiavrls, from s£to N'T* SiOO cnch.
Lei ever?; lady call and ace ihi* splendid production
of Imperial Chinese manufacture. . . - I
• Laces.Satin*.Silks,Lawns, Borages, Mantillas, and j
VrßUes, to match toe Sb.vnrl*. •-...'»
LadieV and Children's Millinery, Gloves, Flowera, j
Edgings, &c- - r
Gentlemen’s Broad Cloths. Tuscan and Leghorn Hats, .;
(Ceninfitylcs,)Sliirts,Coat3i&c.‘ : .‘ r -
Mourning Goods of every description.
V r ST. CLAUI STREET,
Madame A. Gosling, (from Friliee,) Is in ihe monthly;
-rcceiptof Fashions and Models, from Paris,Lollop and
New York, at No. sl.Su Clair street, and W 8 Market at’,
where Udlesaro respectfully invited to qrib : - : -
The iradc'suppUed with models and mt'erinls. fnpm.
SECOND attJSAT'AR.IUVALI
OF FALL and Winter Dry Goods and Vnritics ;al No.
97, Northwest corner of Wood street anff Diamond"
alloy,'.Pittsburgh, Pa. D. Gregg A Co* would agaftVan
bounce to their old customers and. dealers generally in
their line,-: that they.' are now prepared! o offer for sale
their present new stock of Goodsot unusually low rates.
And as oar purchases have been made, on the moat fav
'orable'tenns with importers andM&«ufacmrers,;we fiat
ler ouxsetves, ami liopeio be a’dc.tomeniaeoatinuance
of confidence and patronage of our .old customers and
the public generally, which has beeii beretofore so libe
rally bestowed upon U 3 .? iOur DRY GOODS STOCK 4s
in part of Broadclbihsi Twecds, ;
! fancy Vesting, Cheeks, Flannels, Drillings, Black and
Brown Huatins,Tickings, Blankets, Lio&ey.Plaids,' Al
pacas, Merinoes, Mnslm DeLainea, Cushntercs.faney
Prints, Glazed Cambrics, tCloakings,-: Table: Uiaperr,-;
Ginghnmsvßilks. iancy long Shawls, Silk Cravats, rou
ge© Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, and Irish Linens direct
from Trelnnd, and all otb'pr.oriiclos generally kept in the
Dry Goods line* Gnu VisiKTyßepartment will be found
on.exaraioation to bo : unsurpassed ky ahy other of thc
kind West of th’eMouutains, and ts made up in part of
Combs, Buttons; Patent and'Spool Threads, direci'lfom,
Europe; Port Monies and Pocket-Books, Hooks and
Eyes, Pins and’Needlefe Tapes, Thimbles, Spoons, Ra
zors, fable Cutlery and Pen-Knives -just..arrivedfrom
:Shemeld:}.l’ateutMetlioitfea» Violin aud Vioiiu.Stritigs,:
.Gam Suspenders, 81atea>una Slate-Pencils, Percussion
Capi, Spectacles, Pistols, Hosiery, Gloves, Lawns and
Edgings, Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Silk Gimps and Fringes,
fancy Nettings,Grcen-Bandoges; Black Silk Veils, Silk
Florence together with-a general assortment of all other
articles iir ut© Variety line. We havo ait hand and for
sale a large assdrtmenlofGbld aiid Silver Watuhesund
- WatchMaterialg, Gold and Gilt . Jewelry, Gold and Sil
ver Pens'“and 'Pencils^’Gold , ond Stiver,
Clocks, &c., to whichweinvi'.e the attention of all buy-,
era, as .we ar© determined to sell out Goods on.the most
reasonable terns, -either for cash or.-sausfactory [refer
ence.'. - . •. ....
Niß.; The business of the late firm of Gbbgg AMc-
Cajjdlbss is to be settled by D. Gbbgo at the stand of D,
GnEao & Co.; who is fully atuhorizei for such andin.
• A*!.® possession ard. ; the papers, Notes and. Books of
saidfiim. £ loctlSuf
■ ■ Removal;
TTGUGH & ANTHONY hayef removed Ibefr DA
jO. GUERREAN ROOMS, from Burke’s Building, to
Eaton’sßuilding, oyerthe Young Men’s Library .where
■ ; lfi©y will be happy to aeC their old patrons and friciidk;;
•
FutnUnrc aud Chalr Waroroomc* ;
JOSEPH MEYER, 424: Penn street, above the
RACaiialHridge^kc^Js*onsumtiy on hand aud makes
to order, at the Ictdest puces, every description o?
bancy and Tlain FURNITURE, SOFAS and CHAIRS
of the best-workmanfiliipand most approved styles.
Purchasers would da wail to visit hit Wareroomsl
mvfly-dAwlv . • .■; . '
-wia.■ ■“ ■'
3 TOE undesigned begs leave lo annonnccioliia friends
. -and 'customers,' that be has received a,large,, and
.Willi tbe’greatest care selectedj lot of RHENISH and
FRENCH WlNE,whichibe can Warrant as pore aiid
genuine, :and ■which he-eeli* either by the bottle orcoak.
BeaidcEuhe keeps always bn hand, a large arid well se
lected stock of FRENCif;COGNAC BRANDY, HOLr
Land GlN,andotherLfouors,£inof which are of the
'firetVqualUies, and-warranted .genuine .articles. He.
; Tc6l3 graiefulior fonnarfhvo'rs, and it shall be his duly
uratiendtalUa cuitomeraas formerly- "
• As fie has made the best and latest improvement for
rectifying Whiskey,he can ;Airmsu. them of the best
kind; rtiq at thb lowest pifcc. ;.. 0.. VICKEIsEN,
,myB i - No. Rl7 Liberty street.
«, ENTERPRISE WORKS.
NO. 130 WOOD ST-.'THIED fci>nir.BELoW VI3 GIN ALLEY.
• BOWiff «r ; -XS-TfciSY,
X&uffi&ttnSk 1 MHO ETERS and manufacturers
SURGICAL. AND
' DENTAL INSTBUMENT3, RI
tgjj - ...: FLKaj Ac. We keep ageneralas
• : > of me aboveaiiicic* con
stantly ;.oii. hanjfjtdgelhciVwith' u-general/variety-of
Fancy Hardware. PisioUand Bcvolvera,
Shot Cap?*. Powder, Lend ; aua
Dowic, D»rk, Hpnum; and Pocket Kmvca j i
.Tailors and Hair Dressers’ Shears Scissors, i
ftc. i AHo,Trusses and Snpportera, : . • ; s ;. .
repalria< neaily ciecalcd, -;- ? •
itU-LES!—We are nuking Billes of everydescrip
dOn.'ioorder, of iho best material».aiid workmanship
warmnted.. Orders received for them at Wholesale or
Ketnii, wilL bciiiied with despatch, Hutiung parlies:
supplied at Wholesale prices. [myls .
"■ ;
' £ ■*
•» *
‘ „
WIU. E. STEVENSON conilooesto mad“-.
&« into: qAB/NE3VJSMfiE WiOTSwySteßcijpj-
E:nr.nn'i*— 11 dr.,a I Ills old Bland, comerof Libsrly and
Es««ai.SeTcnih etrceis. UNDERTAKING atleadfd-
UMa nil uB btanoli'es. . _ mayilj
frh. CHA}H aiANUFACTOKYi No. 64 SnuttfleH 41.
l l v,L^2m , s o n l ?l® n - o^'^lTl 9y . and Funnturej wJucb
. lA£> wIJI fielj 15 percem.telovr casvonuixy rotes* ;• >
• ,i.efmßr*caßfton!y. • |oec‘27Jyr
.■■■■■■ JDaDttiet and Chair Factom 7,T!, 'VI
■ ..: JOjHPiioAlKVEß.fca*' on handv&C bU -cxted
e Cabinet and,Chair Manufactory. No. 444 Penn
• Jsgs| street, above the Canal; siltindsofFUßNlTUßß,
'/I B such a* Sof«; Centfe«Tables, Muhoganyuhalri,
•Mahogany Bedsteads, and aU.otherartiolfesiath'eCabl
net liue—whieh he will
ary -.rates. Terms—CASH, ONLY*"'' ‘ " ■ 1
-aprB
O. C.,tIAIUMSJI... t- , TT. Vit.nt.yo
■ v Hammer & Paulww-i
■CABINET WAIIEEOOM, SMITHFIELD STREET,!
BeltßtmS'ct'inihstral andStratsberry allsv{ptUsbuTii,i'&,
S;liATilMEß&l>AtJLEHheepconstE!aUy'omiand
a variety of excellent and fashionable Fonnttirej
warrdntedcquai to any iiuhe eityVtotd aoldqn afi
ta,vb7aple ten%Bsi%ah at any aiihU&i
esiaoiislunent iii-he West,-. Thfeyfiave now oil hand an .
tinushaily extensive stoek; embracing all kinds of Farnit
ture, from thecheapesrohdotaihedt to the most costly
.And.etegfent; .Ali attended to.' mr2i:lsm
Cab|iiet^ltt«ilselrB'*:..‘'";''r;.O'-v-f
Vents n, Mah og any ,. Rosewood . and . Walnut? -Vain£3hi
Hardware and Furniture iuWholesale.-,”Y-■;:• j
T|iiiE subscribcra Kave'jbsrifecelvea from New. York
JL andßo3ton r a atoek-of VENEEKSJ
and are manufaciurjn£by.ma*biiferyTnnritfcr*6ultable
for the trade., Ali ..of which; WAiwiß sellar extremely,
lowprlces. - -'7>-. W... :
..As great aahj.was takehintheselectlbhofthe'atockj
persons ennnot fail to be.paitod either as to'’quality or ;
pneer apd, as.it is vvelllniowaihntFurnuttre chn he
-made by machinery superior dud much lower than byj
band, the attcnUoh of ihe.trode iyrespeclfollyinylteflv I
Turned Work.malhita branches', carried on us uSaali
Flankfor.hand rail&for Carpenters t arid all 'articles
required inmanufaciunng Cabinet Furniture,constantly 1 ;
on hand—viz: - Mahogany,'Varnish, Hardware, Haul
Cloths, Springs,it; - RYAN:* M’KEE, j
/ . ■ - RyanVßuildlogsy .*
: - tnariShydaw - •• ■■ ■ Na. 31 Fifth street, \
JoamcymehCahrnetJllßkers AHOcUtlon
WAREHOUSE. 11© SECOND STREET,,
•' 1
, ; ~r - T ina .ASSOCIATION: ’
bracing, already, twice to threeVtL-:
times as many builds as the lar
«^Ssr^* s **‘7 , ®3»'gest and hitherto most renowned * *| *
tuaiiseiis shops oflhis city, have,opened ibeir Ware
house, and arc uMnio mnua&.ihe public, by. wholesale
or retail,with Furniture of the following description—
vizt * ' l - r .
; Mahogany Wardrobes ; Dressing Bureaus: Fall-CoK <
utnncdvßuFd'atifc; ' Mahogany Bedsteads : Mahogany’
Chairs; Rocking Chairs; Mahoga*y Wn.9ii3tands; So
fas j Biyans} TAano stools'; boott: Cases; Secretaries j
Card .Tables; Pier Tables-;
Tables i : Hat Racks; French .Bedstead*; Ottomanß}
Poplar Wardrobes; Dining.ehid BredhfastTablesjWoxk*
stands; .Cherry Bind Common f Workstands; 'high ’post,
coibmon,Joxv. nnd trundle Bedstead?* Chefty Bureaus';
Cribs'; Crndles,&c.' '
? permit them to self mahe lowest prices, and they are de
termined to eeli,iowerthirn any edmpeuto/a,-an. equally!
■goodj'ifnibt belter article,And warr imed—asihepublic
:wi!l understand by giving them a cnil, '
jjjjr* Rfcamboat: work of , uU ' and : other
Articles of any.description, made to order iu every style, l
•at the shortest notice. (raar2S
: PATENT H&XAtiMC BUEIAB CASKS*
f|IHE Bubscribersi having recently
-L .withthe.FaienteAof this ; new^nnd eoluatiit«r«rv■
tcoa.fo; the uiatiufactiire.and sale, of the- article jn.tlie
West, they having bcen munufaciu red heretofore exclu*
sively in tlie East, where they are saperaediag the use
of wooden. cofSns r take this-method- of-infornhdg the
public,'thaithey are now manufacluring eighteen differ-,
eat sizesof this modern Sa'rOophatrtfi; varying injengtb.
from thi inches to defect,-•W’itb 'Widih 'aDi' aepih saitabJe -
for. bodies, of ordinary- size, and: for thDse wba desire..
space for cushioning* or for bodies, of unusual, dimen
sions,have several sizes deeper and wider. - This in*
ventioii now coming into general asa,-is p ronounced one
Af the greatest of the: age. These Bubiai..Cases, are
composed of various kinds of metals, but principally of
ironr : ''' '• ‘ . ■
thoroughly: triamded. inside' and oiit. and
thus made impervious 10. air and. indestructible. : They
ate highly ornamental, and. of.a..classic: form, are light.
• and portable, while they combine tlie greatest-auciiglb
which raeLai la eapableof,-‘in A given quantify.: ; T •-
YVhen properly secured witiicementthey are perfbet
lyair tight, and free from exhalation of offensive gases:
They cost, no more than good woodea coSns, .and are
belter than any other article'tn-dse; (of whatever cost.)
for irausportaUoiHyaulU,orprdinaryintefments,'a3 bus
been proven by actuai expcninenis, and.certiCed to by
some of ourrao3t ficiehiinc mcni also. by the Honora-.
bits Henry Clay* Daniel Webster,- ,Lewis : Cass, and
other distiuguisbed Senators who have witnessed their
merits, and whose letters, together withother evidences
of their worth, friny be'seen at oar Agents’Burial Case
Depot, No. 374 Main throe -doors' above.Ninih,
where we intend to keep on hand at all times, sach a
stock of ali .sizes and degrees of ornament and finish us
will juittUc most diversrScd tastes, ■ - ■ --
kVc invite the atteruion of the pnblic, and of Under
takers, particularly; throughout the West, to an exami
nation of the article, and request them not to rely upon
tim iepfesentation of iinderiaker-» not using the article,
wl o?c inTcrer, it would be to inisrepresfltiLthem- -.
.. marram . W. C DaVIR fc C0,.-
: : 'JAHJCS W. WOOUW li'iL, «
CABINET
FURNITURE MANUFACTURER) 9%%..
Ware-roomi 0? and 99 Third atraet. *
J-W.W. respectfully informs biafnends apdcaatom
• erslhat he lias now completed his spring’ slock of
Fcrnitate, which is decidedly ibej largest and oest-cver
offercdfor.sateiH iWr City. which.witLhe sold at price*
as low us any in ifte.DaUea States. Hast of West, -
■-.. As ; he is determined to uphold the .qualify with well
seasoned «materials-, b«»t workmanship, ond-newesv
derigus; .and from the,extent, of bis orderßond facility
in.mantfacturing, heris enabled 1 lo prodace warranted
faruiwre.aifherowealp.rices, . . -
Tfc has adopted the principle of identifying: the -cus
tomers’ interest •vyiUt in* own, in quality, ami price, and
keeps always on-hand the greatest variety of everydes
cription of furniture, from the cheapest ajid plainest, to
the elegant andeostiy,that a house, oranypnriof
oite, may be furnished from his stock, or manufactured
expressly .to order - The.tollowing-articles consist, in
'-part, of his stock,which for richness* ofstyle and fimsh,
cannot be surpassed in an? of.the Eastern cities:
Louis XIV tete-:ete-a-Sofas'; - ; = . .
60Sofas, in plush andlwir.doth;
60doz.MaboganyiCaairs,.
£0 do Walnut do;
50Mahogany ttockiag. do;.- •
' r '• HO Walnut ilb . do;
;< s(v Mahogany Divans; •■■- >■
t>o Wahvufv. 'i do;
60 Marble fop CentreTablei;
- % . ;do. i, Drßfiri.ogßurea.us;.;
. 30 dp V/nshfiinnds; , - .
40 Enclosed. .. . :;do; -. : v : - -
' 100 Common .do;..- .
• VO Plal»;Dres3*ni; Bureaus;,- ■
49 Mahogany Bedsteads ;'..
• SOWalnut. do; -.- •.. -
50 Cottage •. do;
3lOCherry and l’oplarßedsteads;
VO Mahogany Wardrobes; ■
.10 Walnut t do;;.
10 Cherry . do;, ■•,
£0 Plaiii.lßureaus;
,70 Diuihgitnd l^roakfaßlTables; :
’ 19 Secretary and Bookcase*; .
, SUdoe.' C ihc Scat Chairs; -
.SMCanoSeat RockihgChaira;
IS Ladies Writing Desks ; • ;
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots; • •
Eiiguires} Taper Machae Tables; -
KOrSl^
\rKUUifALE A SB-RETAIL'.
Dealers in
i'cjdgn and American^
. ; Conversation Cimirs;. Pembroke <do;
..KHiabathen do; Hall and Tier .do;
Reeention : . do; Laaics* Work Tables;
• Pearl Inlaid do* : Extension Dining Tables ;
Arm. do; . . Ottoman*;
; Gothio and lla}l Chairs.
S°>MON FURNITURE and
WJND&OR CHAIRS, Cam«w makirs aopplied witb
-aJI articles in iheirjtne V : ... ;
STEAMBOATS and IfOTEUSi furnished at the short*
.est notice.
AH orders promptly attended to. ImarS
T}<MSINS--(Ssboxe» “J. Kuallea” brand for sole bv
Xv myl3 SMITH A. SINCLAIR.
v/TtO-f'AKTJffSUrslUr.—'JL’lie, subscribers liave.fiis Utiy
\J ascoaiafcil themselves together s& Partner!, for the
purpose.of transacting, a: Wholesale Grocery, Produce,
Liqtior and Commission buaiaess t undcr.the.!trro of-John'
Bluck A Co , iso. aia corner of Llorriy nod Itwin if,.
JOUNBLACK,
marfcy M gM'CULLOBGH, JR.
William W.' Wallace 1
PITTSBURGH STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
M: il 10, lnnJ3i23 Liberty, opyc;,:;' Smilhfitld -jf. -
CWiUMEbrrS, Grave: Slonesf.Mnmetn, EurhUtiro
Tons, and all .kinds sf : mnnnfactnredSlarblc, ai
wnys on liahtl; arid made 10 orddr on the shortest notice
Several hundred designs for-MonnraeaVsraneinaTand
selected, on haiuh TheHrade
the lowest prices. Orders promptly rfncKjrdto. --
matliim W-,£.y?*A'.LAdEr
■ ■ • 1,000 Cbim straw" vffiatSe, -
THE subscribe* having tuaUe art,vCcmenis wUh-the-
NORTON STRAW CpMPA.
NY, for the-.sale,; of their Goods, now odera for sMea
Inrge assortment of STRAW HATS and BONNETS, of
the Spring trade, which will be sold by ihej?acjtoge, at
thplbwesl'flgure, r CaEes may:be assorted to suit our
chasers, *'• : J. W. ALTNSN,
mar24:gin»Dlaw ; , M 0.63 fthiksireet, Boston.
, IftuoiutloTiof.ifartneraiilp,, .
.fTIHE PartueTshlp hilheno-existing. between' the sub
it- ectibers,' doing business in the name, of John Black
A Co,, is this day dissolvedTiy mutual consent H. Mc-
Cullough purchaelhg ihe entire intcrest of Jobn Black in
said businesi; .H..-JleCuHdtfgK having .the. right-to pso:
the name of the late firra ih Settling Lliobasiness, and the
exclusive light to receive all outstanding, debts, and to
pay all debts duo by the late firm,
JOHN BLACK.
_ _ henry McCullough.
•" N. B.—The business will he coutmucdby. the subsert?.
ber as usual, at bis old stand, comer of Peon ond Irwiu
streets. - HENRY. McCULLOUGIi,
Pittsburgh,March 1,1852,..; \ . • marfetf
• ■ • . BUUKOjB
.: So.: 71 .comer of * Wood and Fourth its., ~ ;
pa HAS just receivedhisHpring Slock of ■ -acssia'
BOOTS and SHOES, of Uie«Ss&sB3
• JfKi beststock workmanship' that can be got together
any one-establishment, of like amount, in the
•Vvcsu Nearly aU rande to special order, free from -cuts*
blemishes, Ac. Countiy Merchants and others ore re
spectfully invitedto call And examine the'stock* which
is offered forsateiowfor cash. .
N.B.—G.A. partionlar attention to have a
general assortmentof the best siockof Boots and Shoes
tor the Retail iradey from the good low price to the best
made custom work, fconel&ting of every kind of colors
and fashions now. in use. • Individuals and families may’
rely oa always-finding a general assoriraßm.av it rt>-
iates to sizesy widths, fashion, and quality ,af No. 71. '
, 'ALSO—Men, Boys, and Children’s Balm Leaf-three
Straw. Hats. . ■ (aprC2m j
milE partnership heretofore existing between the rni-
X- designed in the Commission'and Forwarding busl
:ne#jr, etc., under the firm of S. F; VON BONNIiOHST
A Co., is this day dissolved by, nmurnl consent. T6t*
business oi the late firm will be seuled-by S. F. Von
-Honnhorsi, who is authorised to use thename-of the firm
forihat purpose . ... WILLIAM.EICHBAUM. 11
- S F. VON BONNHORST.
. May 3d,1852rmy4 ■.
Co-PartnerslUpSoUeea
ffftHE undersigned have this day formed a Co-Partner.'
1 -ship for the transaction of a Wool and General 1
Commission ami Fowarding business, under the firninf
VON. BONNHORST & MtfhPHY; •war'chbuso No.«¥
Water and H& Front streets; / r.-:
'JAMES R. MURPHY. ~
w t _ S.F. VON BONNHORST.
Pittsburgh, May 3d, 1553-ray4' . . . ■ ■■■.' f
7 ;jii. •*■.;.•.••: vv.^v-
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"m. * »*' ,* .'ll 1 i »«£'■*_> * * '**• s - , *»-
* '
JirtnUart;* $Ct.
m , , v JOSEPn MEYER, '
> . NflMSl;Pcnn ]
Notice*
r ' ■: -r5 ,??i-vVP
*.« < ,
- - %**'*’ *
J&nss.avd iOtituitiur. -• 1J !lif f
f Medicated ilqulicutteie#] i
1 ls,intendad forfamily wc,'kndshouldjba,
• \-® Po«4CB&ipivofev«y family In thodandi*
Jtlechanies’who aft tn constant danger ofinjuiy to their.;
and.ihe, improper orx: at dcsß'
! ®*°article to be invalnabielto
r them, and hftera terurial, Willeonsidet it radhpehsubje.
_■ ■ 1 Thm mify’ certify, that w«s theundersigned r h*vibg^
frequently madb use of Jndd% Medicated Liqnld Catleiei 1
prepared by Mwsrs.-Peaßeld ft .Middletown!
-Connecticut, cheerfully. recommend-it to our profession
pi brethren, as an ftr adhesive plas
ter, in dressragburns,*cma,«a!ds l bruises, and all kinds
gsai wounds r :
H wm.b.caßey.mb. ’
D. HARRISON, MD.,
F, WOODRUFF, M.i, - ,
HAMILTON BREWER, MB., ■
, • ELLSWeRTHBURKjMBvuiiiuii.
Compri.ing all ihepractisinKphyalclumin jhscity of’
M Fp d rlSrSi ’ , B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO. v 5'
'“'lyT -- comer of wood and First sta, y
. . JJIOBSK/S ' “ T
• Contponnd Byr»ppfX«4ow! PPP.k flootj''
OCCUPIES* tho front rank; among, the proprietory *
medieines ot thisl teniltryjfor complex# curing
Cant er.Salt Kherim, EryBtp.e!as, and all other diseases
arising from an impure state of the blood. wvet:
.Comprint, PafalihirUyepepsir, HekdachieSi-JPuiincss,
Coughji.Soirendssand Tightness about thejDhest; Broa-'
chius, or Hoarseness, Dryness; and k tickling sensation
about ihe.ThrdaipaniHs nsed with unprecedented suer
cess ip alt cases of . . * .J
iFEMALB WEAKNESS AND GEN E R Air DEDILIT 7*
- Strengthenmg-the weakened bodyjgiving tone 10 the
vari6iworghus,iindlavigofalingthoeatite system.. ;-t
' If the testimony of thousands of living witnesses, from
ill partiof the country, can be relied upon,Uis singn-»
Jarly efficacious mcatrag a/liJtimoT*,aud rCstoringae*
.bUitated andbrbken’down.-consUtuuohs.r: It ia partly,
vegetable in iis:composiiion, and so accurately cdm»V
blued In its proportions that thechemieal hhtahieil and
medical properties of each-ingredient. bai*sront'*asly i
unitetoPUiafr THE.BLOOR
: L hoi removed many chronic diseases which hoi buf
.fled the akiliof the best physicians} and Mbs
CankerjSalt Rhenmv Erysipelas' and Sctafiila/whlcb:
Sarsaparilla Syrups enurely foiledto,makethcleastim*
pfessionopon. a ' i
.I'Hlias been tested in many cases of CANCEBQU&i
HUMORS. The most obßtumtC’Cancers'*have - been;
cured by this medicine. We say that ills, n valpahle
medicine in aJiBILIOUSCOMPLArNTS* It removes ;
-ail obstruction In:the rendering;the Livers
free, ttciive’ and healthy, ; It removes Palpitation of the
Heart, aii'd relieves in all cases of Asthma, andmay be;
Qsed in ttllciimatcs,andut all seasons of the year, ;
This Syrup is preparedonly by.C. MORSE & at.
102 Fountain street, Prbvidencc.R. I jand sold whole
sale and reiuil,by - * SN. WIOKER3HAM,
Ouly Agent for Western Pennsylvania, }
jelliy Warehoosejcor Wtfodand,Sixth'als., Pntsb^h
E OR THE CURE OF COUGHS,COtDSvHUAKSiS*:
; NESSv BRONCHITIS, W HdQMNG COUGH
CROUP, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION,
In offering to the community this justly celebrated re *
medy for diseases of the throat and. langs,: Ui& hot lour
wish to infle with the lives or health of the afflicted,bni
frankly to. lay before them the opinions of distinguished
men and some of the evidences of Jts suecc bs, from which
they can j udge for themselves. We. sincerely pledge
ourselves to make no wild assertions orfalaestatemcnU
of its efficacy, nor. will we hold ont any hopeto sufferfofe
homanity which factß will not warrant.' •- •
Many preqft are hore given, and we solicit ira-laqttiy
from the public iulo &ll we publish* feelmg assured they
will find them perfectly reliable, and the medicine wor
thy theirbest confidence and patronage. •>
From tit distinguished Professor of Chemistry and iTote*
■ . -. , -ria MedieOj Botedotn College;
i Dear Sir: I delayed answering the receipt of ?our.
preparation,until I bad anor>portunity of its
eifeets in my own family, or in the famiUesof my tteuda.
This i have now douo a high degree of eitisfae*.
tlon, in caseaboth of adulta and^children. ; j
'I have found it, as its ingredients show, a'powfriul to
medy fof colds ami coughs and pulmonary aise^cs.
PARKER CLeaVELAND,'M. D.
1 Bstmswicx, Me^Feb.s,lB47. • ' “ •
. From an Overseer in tits HamQlon Mt7b. inf** City . -
Lowttt, Aag,l<l»lB4o. t
Dr. I.C. Ayer: I have been cured of tliev° n t cough
I ever had in ray life, by your “CnsnsT a na
neverfaiJ, when! have opportunity of reco# ffien Q* n ff*'
toothers. • > Youi3,respeelfally, ■ '
S, D. EMERSON.
?: UTT* Read the following, and see if thi* medicine ia
worth a tritii. The patient bad become feeble, anu
the effect of the medicine was distinct :~r •
UntiKn States Hotels :
Dr.J.C. Ayer,—Sir: Ihavebeen with a pain
ful affection of the langs. and all the sraiptomsof eeiUed
consumption, foT more than ayear. icouid find no mo*
diciue that woald .reach my case, I commenced the
use of your u CHRBBTpEeronAt, ,, which gave me gradual
relief, ’andibave'been steadily gaining my-etrength till
my health is wcllnigfrrestored. . •/; » ' -
while using your medicine, Lbid-ihe gratideation of.
curing with it ray reverend of Sumju
ter .District, who .had been suspended from his parochial
duticsbyasevireattaekoriinjitdhßis.
I Uavo pleasure-in certifying hese facts to you '
■(/ And.am,>lr,¥ouisreBpectfally,-v ‘.
J; F.CALHOUH, of South Carolina :
IJjTThe fallowing was one of the worst of cares
Which the ptyriciana and friends ihoughtiobcinewable
consumptLo*' >• ■ ■•. •■■■>■■
-Cnssmt> Ang. 22,1846. -
J.C. Ayit,-“Str:.l . wa* taken with a terrible cough;
brought ot by ,a cote,-*nrhfi beginning of last February,
and was fonnaed to my scd? more than two months.—
Ceughinyiucessamly right had day, J bet tune ghostly
and pair, my eyes weresnnken and gtasay,:and my
breath\fesy short.. in
aachdiiUCßS for breathytbatbnt tilde hope of my recov
ery coaid lieemterialncd. \Vhilein a friend •
Rev. Jchri Keller, of the Methf,dial church,)
brought mod bottle or year Gummy PhcTcaAif-whichi
tried more to gratify him.-thun from any expectation of.
obtaining relief. Its good effect ihducetttne to continue
its use,’arid l- scon foond-hiy heatihinuch improved.—
Now in/three months, I atriwoHoM strong, and can at
tribute my euro only to your great medicine.
With the deepest gratitude, yoorf, fre, : > ;
JAMES.GODFREY. .*
Prepared and sold by James C. Ayer,Practical Chem*
istjLOV/eH,hla?3. L; • / ; .
in Pittsburgh A'
Fabfiestoclc, and by J. M.Townsend} in Allegheny City
by H..P; Scowart»» andDouglass*&ad by druggist*,
ceneraltv. 1 • dec3fl .■
1 ■7": : :
Dr* De (i&ney*o Ceifetorfttcd Curattvo la*
* strument,
Th e only Infallible Ctc* for that Dreadful Disease
■. known as Spermatorrhea or Involuntary Noctwr
.nal Em\isions, *
SO harassing and desrtictive, and productive of so
mueh mischief to .tba nervous system, iucfipacitat
iqjrihemail forbnaineaiftocleiy,andmatrimony..
This' Instrument is single, comprehensive; and never •
/ot7»nff, and may betsei Vsithout the slißhteßi biconvex
mence oc the knowledge bl .the. tnost.miiniaie friend -«r.:
li is i»be used ti»ienja!)y::praducing lib pain or injury
Whatever, onefrom.auendUig to his
bu>ine?s;aiHl while is noi diingte can '
take place,tnutecraffn*/** in askoiitijjie+io
sucK an txteni that theyizoAVi' takin raiiinjvs fqwetr
ov bstknxion, the low cfwhich, caused by early abuse,
is the. disease ia ques!iog;-.uud'thecaase of the.UtousdAd.
coacoraltmn NeirouaneaSiPjbairhfidn,
Byepepsia, Pain id theliead and Dimness ofYwioh,.
Weakness of the Backed Lower Extremities, Affec
uons of the Eyes, impotacer Finiplcsof the FaceyPre.
mature Decline of Y»ri%,'Weakness of Meitfory arid
Power for ajehtttl AphSfadohi iDejecUonr Aversion to'
Society', Timidity, SelGpistrost, Love of Solitude, Ac,
AU these’complaints invaiabfy disappear 'as soon ' at the
tmaMtetii-.
. rhlafnstccraenthasbteh examined andapprovedrpf
by the highestauthariiifiin Earofe and America,ls re><
commended t»y ,th£i;ihft*t prominent
for those
complaints^' and has liGftcOmplefely superseded the use
of arugs.'the bougie, csyenkatfon, Ac-not to mention
the thousand ativettiseffchiinimi of the day, as cordials,"
amidoies, Ac.y&c. It tityistitates, at the same time; the.
so^st, the 4ml by far the theoput ireaUnent
ever offered,to the afflicted;, a: fair price being alio wed:
for the Instrument, ufurthe desired effect has been at*
tained.
- Be it also remembered; that those complaints are but:
little understood by theproressroa ia general, and that*
all the mediclott in tbeworld never will,,
stop those losses,' which,if allowed to cominue Uh
cbecled, are sure toprodaced the most distressing
seqacnce*. ' ,
- Ithakbeen atnaUerof surprise to some; that any one i
of respectability and of professional attainments ahoaM i
dovot&bis nitentioifto'dite&scs which people of every ]
‘deacriptibnpreteh(itaeutes'Crcasily^'lf J howeyer, , bav,
the one thousandthpartefthe mUerießthescpeoplebringr ;
upon Bociety?wte fevrijayery differentopjniodf.tvoula I
be formedr• ‘Atxu-lrito'uotonly the present thiseryand 1
t drjeciio,n, preyhigoriihe mind a* the jiddy, that i
Jsdeplorea, are of such u natare ns io affect i
' : It Ce'aftdt thatr when not pibpeTlyineqiedy |
•they may remained^donountin ihtconsUmi r an as tn ap- j
pear in noothercasy than ih their effects upon posterity;]
yet, irpropetly toewbod.titc mosVeasilyAnd speedi
ly removed. Tniabore,soingenioualyconttived instru
ment, will doabiJas, in B‘grcat'tneasuro; conurihaie to j
check thft’eviWWqaackery;so preva le nli r, th is cla aa of j
discuses,'throojibput the^Bmon> r, 'r' *
The price of ihe
ed BgamsChHjfl)hemLuopin h box; is only ,‘|t can -
be 1 sen V b'y io anyaddress iirauy part ofthe'
United tfccordlngJo order, accom
panied by faff directions, and important-advice lo tbo i
married and single;^the'expenses, even* to the remotest!
parts of theeonrrtry,’being very trifling.
t The unexifflptal so ccesi this instrurcent hosobiolned \
since its iaboducUon7riAni§rice; hasindoced some on* i
Eoslon y &c^t D -geVUpßomeridlcoloQiililrgi,ca!led
tsrrese^ranee;' form not principle, tomy
O'im ihveffied; long tried, and uniVorsaily approved In
strumtqij t ; im( i which are' aa similar to them as night is
to.lighU:'l3V6fyatieffipffb selbshch:“lnhiiaments” for
mine wiH h& prbsecoted tdthe fullest extent of the law,
1 heum-' not vaUmg' well and honestly
• earned reputation of my inventicms wlth. qaacks ami
;thotrwdiihlesß'p;rmiueaoii9^-:- ; isgpiubx*
andntweanfe warranted but thfiseordfTtdfnm tnysetf
Alf applications- and- remittances must be’ directod
ipost paldVtQ the Doctor himself, be having no Agencies
bat in LoadOn and Paris.
New York.'■
OSebboars, doily, from 0 A> M. till 3 P. and front
7tUis;p. Mn the Sabbath excepted. • , ’
lOlbe unaeriigbed ceniiyi with gredl pleasure, that.
the aboVe-menoonedlnstrunieTitlsnot only coastructed
sci2miEc princlples, but that from its use the happiest-;
■retidts may always, with confidence, be anticipated,
therebelng, fdrthe enre of those diseases, NO OTHES
CERTAIN REMEDY^EKTANT.
. ' - HENRY S KELLEIUMi).
' CH. 60ETZE, M.D., W Chamber street, 1
i C ECKUARBT, 5X.0., ; Q4 Howard street, - : ;
* New . i
1 ' Bf ns LasßT is prepared to execute allorUersforsur-
Btealapparatas, viz: Ariihcial Arms and which <
move tike natural members; Apparatas fOT'Luxation;
for Contracted Legs s;fot< eurvamre. of the ;Spme; sod:
Waist; for False iointsof the r ATm».and:*nees,;.for
Paralytic Legs s'for Club-Foot? ;for Lacrymal Fisalestr
■ror Falling or theßectnoi; IlypogosWie Bplis? .Reds and,.
Chairs far StckPersons? Crutches,Tramei*, Ac.; vnho?.;
medic Corsets, Ac, Ac. AU work warranted. Letters
must be post paid, containing^proportionate remittance
or city leferesce. - . <ftb»{hVy
STfiifl BOAT TRIMMINGS— Comprising.iirp?tl‘
tie following: Tobin Linen, HuOibnck-Disper,
Crash. Race’ Strip, Table 1 Covering, and TableCovere,
Napltirni Ac., which weiaroconataMly receiving from
street*. 11015 ” BDd {SpriJ k*" l **™' ,
. ? % -'l i' s * r #
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) _ - liattdrUnt to Wm&icp.
OpXOR PmAtKmtJS,
JJ/ J ailoHOidtit, iaii and effi;c#ai icmedy for Cilora
;-BitfOr-of-Green Sieknrasi JPieu?'Aibijr or WWi«f,gop, ;
rtpreMam')
‘ went iie m. IVaiuea, PaniK-in the Head and. iambSj kflßl
i of Jippeai*i Polpitiiiion,'Tn(«nor«il)lif6»B»<lS[iloftijClttit,s.:
, uveucu, or Flatu* :: :.
trace'or %Vibd, ami all ijierine Complaint*.. riico 2 ;
cemi,orflvilioies:for®fiOa/,Soldwliolesßlsanfre
tail b- W. c: * • 'TiSOff. -SilbUbi' -ty otrcoy beat) r
* ' * Viugf r '' 1
. ~i,aeied,ihc.vy., r _. gt £ iS)_«
crffidiUon of jifinro^dc*
P cdiiiat.nqiliinffcauflJleviate.bat'ihe knife, of.. a qfe llffl*
surged & U:UfitTyViSwrc ij Babfe; ; ‘ArdplufdiiTill ordi
tm*
persona .
ta.reiattfltj Of •
SS
; WcjvitUe rthosojaffl {did 4 [w, i nPitod,,
K*C&B n W* t * higktst
this Ciiifibgcoiling 6nthi&gtnt, ■■■' ■.■•..< r-s-i-x^fJr.i™l;.a
- dißtance. can ihcm Benu hr*
atndinfg the taeasure round the tody, v • •/ •■■” ■ "*
-.-; .r < ' DB-iOEQ. U KBYSER*; -r
*■'. 140 Wood street, soU agent for Pittsburgh;
m ,’ *■ 1 - •• -_•' _ ’_Ouir\l-Attvr *
|i :; ISVAtIOS ASO'VBX'SiDUt
THE CEEESKjLTED .eoksTOCZ MEDICINES.
j r Tfr©" O cfiif. pAm'EiCTBACToK f ,
liS;Dfl^i } #)CQrinßali.Caj?nB-un(t
'and Sores. , . . . ... /
Sd. Skying orße*roUiJ£ > ‘iha
’lonian Hair. ’ i t
Od. ati‘di2onf £infrn«niandlndian .
OBtc fte akegaM:flf’Klieamiiti*in.
4th. Mcyair’sAcousiic 08, ascertain .cnre
sth; Hay*ZintmtriLtt fenowneure tor the? lie*.: J '
7ib. Mothti** mthbfajnily way.
BtU. Pan«f«a f /or
fetenah: ft’tßhga'abtiprcvaiUnir’TatrcVa j for
Asthma,
Dlarihoitu JtidJgeStiOiihbfl Los?t>fA ppeifte;ibyoa stive-:'.
ness infeoiaieft aflil:«ailcs,andnpr?wasc<»Pßlflitimi fot.'
Stomdch Aff«c'il6‘ns,‘Dy#iicfpsr% Piles, l?heamailsro.Ac,.
ThO;g7eat£hJht^-a^'itiaFOatbaQ.to takOfVtfovsr f
paln;and never jeoyesoaocostlvc. , . . .
; •-9w‘ i KabftsiQdc , s frm(rii^(Womitillcr,rtar^lindrejf :
[ orWovntjttttona,.. •, ...... t ,
[- * s£&.. JUnr •SfitflftV Guat Pain Hitter, Na medicine
[hasoeandlaeovertd; mat ;is.bo
\tiU**?**V &*ikpp* tobe taken, ami yet perform such ••
-wndorfr When applet} eetmtaliy a* a wash or hath, by *
fiction, .In bottle* frDra:l2&toOOcems-each-\ v’• r;’ •
'.f llih.’ aniTStd Cor driv-
UK away .Vermin in itahomime. ' •-.'t**- _-. 1
The celebrated L»n’j lAfs. £Bls and
|! 13th-, Dr. J?arrioZo»a«o’iP»tJ:SymCi.UiOTJOtwilaf EX*’
fBCTOBANT FOR COBGUS, Colds, ISFLUEN- ■
• ZAj &o»7* ■' \ c ‘‘ ;i’J ’-'i •>.-'/ .'•*£; r ';■{!; ■'r.'y-i'-,. 1.: Ci'Jf.cJ .'-*»• i_\;
\ 14th. The East India fytfeit-York Hair DvtJ* the only
SURE coWih? for the Hair. - ' '* , ''‘ ” * -
15Ui.
Brulses,Bores t Ac. ' ’ ■> * ,
imUsEztna<if SarsapaHUtx.' This fmlele baa ouMv’.’ ’
edall otner Sarsaparillas, and slillcivcaas tneat-jaiiS' ,"
faction as ever. , _ l . ■ * |J
.*. 17th.. The celebrated- spread- Plaster, :
made from Ur. Lmjs recipciaud.thcmaslpopulat intbe : >
marked '' 1
• 18th; J)7*Kliiit' , €.TooikAchtlftost. A'eertaln-'andeasy-t
ortre for Tooth Ache. .. .. » , >
-= 19th. Dr. Comstock has lately boogbvthc ilgbtfof-lhe'
United Stales, of.the celebrated jCTcnrmtroirrf'Afinrrhi*^
. Whttr, found at the'Salr Spring* oLßcetor VVm.C. -
Chaseiiat:StGttJKarmcsf.CwiWviThu&ediein% hasat-' 1
uuued a notoriety and popnlainyhcvcr before ennallod '
by ony prepamuort oi thui place, r arid3#*Bltt has been
coromeafttratc with im merit*, whieft ate exiradfdinary:* ■
; ; A!Mio remediesarofullydesenbedin ALMANACS;
to bo^ivcnToallwha;call'where iheMediculeaxire
kept. f
.NOTICE. AU preparations heretofore known as '
« COMSTOCK'S ” ! or-COMSTOCK&Cp.^ t hi Why» be-j 1 '
longed and now belong* EXCLUSIVELY to Dr LticibC •
S. Comsuck; and thoneh the sixnatnrc Of Oo&)Slock'&:
Co. will be tmexlialabel wnhthe fac-Bimna
tifsNUINE* in. future .designate the
ALL OTHERS MUST J»E SPURIOUS , L r
LUCIUS 8. COMSTOCK. .
£7* The above medielnea cah he lmdin ihrs place of -■ -
fd>6 WILLIAM JACKSON,
. ' No.*Mo-Libfeny'Btreei,fceadof’Wood.vv.
. TSi j ——. ....»
: Ast&tfayCrittPißnmthitti‘i J Jnjiiitiiz'a t metdingct tAs--
Lkinti, Bffictdiy fif BieaiMnVi’Jijfurten of -
Faitii arWcaincrs pftfikßrtaitcr Siie;,Ftnt Siaetxcf ’■ *
ConsMmpUontfaj.lnsfipitjiihiit'Jjaliiwr-iiftttiitaTif
adapttdvfcvt)yillstasecftki.%iiinf'3 r aTidL\vtr i x!hifii l . l
' < ■ ■> » J
'‘lJSriLDCHEßßYbliß.lorfibicnkhownlopoßseßjim-... >
Vy potmnirncdictoitftiTbpertie&YTbiafftcttafamiHar :
to every malroninouHand>aodpbysieianscf'en pte«
Tax ulsblittsbCfn'equally ndiefffo'rlts virtaesiacdsome
j>hysiciaua.f?Uosa nMncs Jure:feib^iar4oitbc.wbbl6.Cbuji* ;: -
iTv,liu»gonejofar os to declare that even CONSUAJP-
- *
again, it wasnearJy,vaiu^ss v ewing r nddoul&-to shelf v
ignorance in pfoparfngand it—aaifficolty
jnow entiretyobviated biy patient experiment afad iong< w ?
experience. , ] t * - . -
■ The ; ;
stances are now for the firuMlme combined andembtfd- r.
ied in Dr, WISTAtt’S DAESAM OV VVILDDHBHIiY. •
By a nice chemical prrcesa.'eTeiSthlng p r ,
troordiiyaryandtrttlyefficacioaßtemcdy.foT;alMtip(lai)f i
pulmonary
convi&co&li •nnbeiiffvetS'tJiatohf'theors* fa. really trop,v <>.
we refer io a Grw caserf orcurerp«rtbnrted.by thiswfliV'...', .
dCTfuimedicine: . , • , * ‘ t J \
jJ Pleasant Rjzuhe,* Hath- co^O n Sept.S7. . . .«
- MX Paek—Dear Slrrriake'lhe’ advisingf- °
you of the benefit I Jmifpf4.ontred/rp.m inp tisepfPr.i{
wist&rte-Balaaa 'of^tW' r Ch'ew'v!fwils'prpstral6dl by
that lem'-lescoarge'CiJX«t:raiptissJ?l|fMayifiist.'rTheftw
tack was
(my brmbers and WsierMhaddleU-OfConsumptlon. |
'Was affiicied wiitfneaTfy the *
UiEcase r6ado.distreB2mff-cnygh r iacdexpccJ4ra.led a , k
great deal of pains in x&6 aide .■•■..
aiidch.at. cold witiifltrahCTOrheat, . .
: ind copious
■ I care ofia-sinfulphySiGiati-Trom the J< '
time I was taien sick umU abon,Uix week*sihce,*being ...
then ahoQtfielplcss, and'rnyfricddsbonßidcredlny case r
liopelessjOraUeast beyondrarpbyticiah’shklUi&dvis*
ed the Balaam
outiny knowie'dgetny father procured ltttndxotnntenceA ;; -
ad<&mUtexLbgitae;m£ had frotrnbefiT9t ; dhy?(idmtncn<--7
eed taking it ;niy hcaiihtn>proved, nnd in-twoVweeks 1-- ,
Waa able'tb be’ontand oyeftee my boairicVsVahd labor,' ‘,
whtchlstjUco}rt'muQ tf» do*- i-hbve.tahett (o'nr'boiilca 4 ..
oF tbe-medicinc, and now cousadermyself perfectly, well. ,
u JEBLMiAU 28CHIG,’' •* -
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CUBE!!
.RvsnvnAnjEalt field corj O «lbSl,
• -
my daughter Aman6a» agea lS jeut.V pa,d about a year / ■
sinco reyele / ‘ ■
her-very iauch«;&nil lefl faer.wJtb ar-irackingiebQaU- 1» -
*en}ployedau'6Trthei>hy»ciah»:wi!htii owrleacb for ihe
[Sheippei»re3viO;be nnkmg fato# declnie..wiih every-
I isymptoaxof consumption.*■ 1 then uftS Ofißoger'a Liv**. 1 '"
erwortandTar. Bul piig agguivaied *
gave her symptntnaof a still more malignant chancier* -
I vraani^rawtser]{msl:F6larineU y fittaitwoawiibtrem- ■*
bHrig feaT Vigi I
fnealiahTadiKeas&j-.Coonmhiion.Mreauy despaired cE'
JtiyjdatogbtfciSxejKwei^T^Bu^lv^rbvideaiial^iiWtthe*
cettificatevOfJonnihoQC^a3fon»-.yt r li.ose_dcugtilcr» Sarah
<Waa Cherry: I This created a famtbopDrt£al-U,-niigM' - &
hetpiiny daughter,jtridi imroedlaleJy, commenced using' r * .*:
itr'tmd n almost IristanUy gave relief 'health. was •:
:impirov«s Iroin fr,e ? fiiroi'botUe;‘and'by'the; aße:w two •'
dnttdefc-or Cherry iteyM wsn j -
Stored ti> petfe'crhe aithiTadd afiela rfotTiovr aValf predif •
iposeaitffthQaghv? i ,{ *•
anV disease tending 10 Consumption, do not despair, : for
DrJWUta«»i Balsam'OAWUa oheiry- WllUareyoo ,lf*u; :
you-wIH bur try-it. •: .. E. KALB.•
f p p f ?:i f . '
, ANOTHER ASlomalUNG:CUfiEi
i-'WIH mlracle.i never cease t. Mpre eyidenct.of Its ,1. >
surpassing hettlih-rentoraiCve'Vlrtueßf.** ••■••.* •' • •-• iv.-*..* 1
:, LFJoin Df.Uaker, Springfield, .Washington ro.vKy.l;. .
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• Messbs i Sahvobd fc Tape: Make this.opportunity el
informing you of a most remarkable ;cure performed up- •
on me bv jho usejjfJßr. Wiatat’aßalsajndFWildChcr-,
;. In-iboyeai 1845:1 walaiak?!! with
tho-bowels, which I labored under for six weeks, when , •
I gradually iecDveTedi*J» 4hg:?aU of <ISU I was auaefc« v '
ea witha «avemcpid. wfaicltsaaiedit?elfnpansiy Uioga i •*.:
and- for
bed, 1 tried alt kinds of medicltrejr'ittfi'-every variety of .
aid without wearied alcngunukthe-" -
.winter of 1345; wheu 1 heard-of; fir* Wistaria Balsam of ; .
WiaCherry.' .*:• V'—•"*' : 'rv *
-.My. friends porsaadedao. to give, it-;a, trial, ihougu I,
hail given up all hopesrirteCovery? and had prepared*- y
myswf far Ihe change of another vwridv Through their .
solicitations ! was Induced ! * make ascot the genuine- '
WMiat% Balssni of
years cf^aaicuon.andsunenng.
and after having spent four pr five, hundred dollars to no,
purpose. ‘ahd‘iab-De*t and-most respeamhlepbysicl&n&?>> r
had unavailing, 1 was soou restored to enUro . .
'health'oyihe h‘ea sing of God and the use of Hi. Wlsturis ’■' ■
Balsam of Wild Cherry- ~'r-
May.th® hle?nflk.ftf.God rest nponc the proprietors of :
so valoableamMicineae- Wistaria-* Baltmmdf-Jfctifl
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foe-simile nr ihe danaiTOtif-JHenty/WUiar,fts.ft.-VM). -
adclpbia, and “SanfordA latk” onufinely tiecuW’d ’ .
steel eskraved .-wrai)p«.sSo other oaaijeirenninei .
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