f.' W 5 % ,;*®afw k ■■■■ .. ¥fc%W3&&&‘ » ” l|jft MM m kll mi- Sttpigtlgi •* *'«iWv.'V'C - , 1 !.: aMHBH— - • iif . ' f . «, J U/ b • f,7**»S^«BSS@9! r ■:'•■'■ • ;.;'«!s?S»“SKs l SffiSssf’ii! iS, : -ft j lfl . , L-^Tißn»bl«.»tyl<vgnioii-Wa«gn , :.iwffi7: • _ .■®SSTitT«ysSsy3«y», jnu»t Bo True * •- ' '■ ' . TT fcl Old that BOOBYKB, at 4he Bxe Htvx CiOTßia® X B«s*,No.!KS Übtrtyaitert, Mila HmclieepeM Clo thingitttheCity—arellntsulo-andftsiionaklycofc Call v -* " * and examine ibemrani jou’will not be duappourted.. .m&M*?* * 'Jarttetelwat bt-Express , PwiPTCaaliinsres, ntown. uitten are! Blue 01«a»t««P ;• Fflxkhmabl?Ooo<U,.«m^le l season, wwo I to mate tU “ PP ‘ (gent,) ttt ft xivle unsurpassed In Its y“f- . Comeeadaee. - Hh Cv-*--'; /‘“ v Up glssMs: LSSIpSi E¥*®?n! ip! 8S» > ' -r a ' lilt* 7 - - - • . 100(40 - V ' ~ • ' Thia difference I presume aiuesfrom lha mineral not •" ■■ ’’(AininitiU'atia) nme pottioiu containing mon bon than •" > ■•'■■■ : the article to he welt tnit «sifcr a durable palnu I find that by calcining the pow. ttoeolpr is mich unproved;- oral (oast con '"’^^ l {^cmiiTON i iJ.OiChemlit. ICTfor .alaby JOB.MOHUSB.iII Utortya**,., M - is [J r , X »nune onrEtoc t ofHeaa y m „ or ,tyfe, which eipipraly/"’2sL??£ Jell low for carh: Our mono •we are-'tlel^roincur lo 1 thing: “Cun* So » f JS*lnpp«c4 wiih a • Cur Wvoroom. “P fSilili,,:s, Vetlingii -Snmifter Urg« »tock of Cloths, C_ :.|J f aC f c lsry amelo S*?*"S£sSl!iSSk?!s , »‘S!fO . TOTIU. .-,■■■■■' .. ■ —-• JAIttKS C. WATT, meechant tailoe, *'». 30 Markilf ttmun Stnnd_and_ Titld sirtlll, BEGS respectfully W InfctH hl» inends that ho hasmurncd.front-isawk ork and Phtlailel* nuai hdrinz there selected from the latest importations, an cntlro new slock of Blech and Colored CLOTH*- j CABSIMERES ami VESTINGS, whicn for newness of -desimts and richness of fabrics, ate not surpassed by I aayhoase west of New York.-t-AU of whicMto is pte-, pared to make to order In a superior style, nt the lowest price possihle, imd ci rdially invite pnrcltiuers do .call., and examine the stock before pnTchaeing.el6owheie.y. : TO TATLO&S.—X have no authorized Agentm this city, for the aaloofmy work on GARMENT CIiiTING.. It can only bo had-at the store of.the subscriber,-<u : Market street, at the following prices, vlzrwith instruc,.. UO iaW* lo!Wi ' h,>a, ’ S * , JAMES C-WATT^ Sfei W CJUOTUIS G HO EDMUND WATTS 4 CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 185 Liberty tircet, above St. Clair, HHVE opened a new Clothing Store, &l the obmo nlnce* and are now receiving n splendid lot of anfcraaimeies. Vestings, &e.,or the latest jmporta- view to ■city mole and vrhtcn they are prepared to make up to order in thole ■ St and most fashionable styles. : They intend to pay strict attention to this I)ranch of their business, onuihey ' have “onMence thettbey will be able to give their . oastomera cutitc »* l « l (JA u ®fe T !frn?M'oxHfKO. *s ■ on of buyers |apr • ? SPBISO AMD SWWBttCK. V'IjOTHISO * THREE BIG BOORS I A’o. 151, liberty Slrat, Pitltburgk. . - TOHN McCLOSKEV: has now the «n-. s 5 nonnclng to his numcrons friends and the paWicin • trp neral. that hLs Sonne anil bummer stock is now ready believes will bofMndlobe ■ one of the largest and besi selected stocks of Ready. Made Clothing to be found in the Western Coantry. . Be has this season paid more than usual attention.to , the manufacturing.and ctvle of his Garments, ao tliat the very lowest priced, as well na the got op in a ': style and elegance not-to h® surpassed. , , n He would particularly call tlie attention of all dealers In Clothiog to Ills present splendid asaonment of Baady-Ufads OarmeOta, . Ashe feels confident, uponeiamlnanon of.the qualities amdpricea of bia goods, he can offer them auch indnce jnentaaaahall make it Uielr interest to purchase at lus ' establishment.. . • . • • Many years’experience, and creatßuccessin the bu* ■jpiswK-tngether -with an nnnreceJenied loboUtnie and rfr. toil pationaffej'bas.inablea him to gel up Garuienw to onit the business habits and utsles of every location, in the Union, which U of tbe almost importance M whole • iß lnih« be found a choice ic ieetion of the mort fashionable goods,consisting of- FrwtcA, jEngK»S andJbnaican Broadcloths , ... Cashmeretts.AO ,to. Also, an excellent assortment 01 FES2TN<3S»of the lateßtand most fashionable fiyles— ■ - all of which he iapreparedtomake loonier Ln the be? manner and atthe most reasonable prices. COMB, THEN, ONE AND ALLI , The Assortment,tho Quality, and the Vanety, !• the most extensive, undoubtedly,to be found in the ~®}:f- States: ■OTXxsßtmoa Atsro Ai-t-tuTiENv cu-v uo^s X —Wanted at best rate*, atthe corner.PjJS'i‘Si Third aireetg, by 11e7} a. WILhtNS fc t ' < *~ — 1 Co-Partnerainp Nolle*. fPHB subscribers havetius day e D *s*£d * n^J? r u e /* X ship, nnder ihe style ana firm ci Th&Fb fc, UA QUIRE ft BANE'far tbeporpow.oT carrying onbgen eral Commission and Produce.Bq&iucssj and- coiiliucnt-. t* bone their long experience, extensive mercantile uo anftinuuxce. and personal attention to the interests of their customers, will entitle them to & share of public DatTon&£e< which it shall, be their study to deserve. v • L.UKE TAAFFE. Piltlburgb, v . : • ■ B AM’LM AGUWE, Corebcrl'd, M<l - WH.S BANE, wdliungton, Pa. FiitsbttTzli. April A. 1850. .■ W 6 : ■ ■ HOPS POO H UR I. : GoolurftSi llcßrldo & Co., srAHUTACTVffJtasoV _ , Iron Sailing and Ornamental Iron Work, in aU . itt branches, N 0.28, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH. . SHE advertsen beg leave restwelfttlly to Inform their | blende and the public generally. tbnt, having receiv- ] a large number of ae-w pauernsfor Iran Railing, Ac., , which, togctherwiththose previously on hand,conipTise*.l the greatest variety ever offered inthi* City—they are now prepared to manufacture the game for Cemetenr purpose*, balconies, fences, garden*, window guard*, umeboxes, hat rack*, centre utile*, &o. te.,m« style of workmanship and finish not to be surpassd, and cheaper lhan any heretofore manufactured west of the moon* '"aSo, cooking stoves, hollow ware,and coalings ofal descriptions,asusual. . . ■ __ . _ I* 7 ARooaITfIbBXCHBEf j v FROM NSW YORK, 4/ rr - *N. MANUFACTURER of JheCcle -7% 9 A tinnedGOSSAKER VENTILA (M : , TING WIG, EI/ASTICBAND - )*§s. TOUiTEES. and every deacnpUonof (asi Hair for Ladies ana f T 'MM‘ j ttHjGCTtlemem No. ?fl Fourth air*et,be ~ Wr ** " ni * MrikeC Pittsburgh. -BleteherVSysiem enables Ladies. gftOTfgygßpSa and Gentlemen 1 <r measure tbcir f47§S&]fiw heads witiLUccaracy. v /'£liip&r FOB WIGS. l i°t^»”tSft4«dfeehe»d«aueclt,N o .e. - w O. From carlo ear* ©Ter the top. . •. •• .... .*‘ 4. From ear to ear, round ibe f*rebead. For & cover, ihi top nf th» , RtaAonly. A Paper iSenWtbe exact sbape of ike Bald Fart jylfh3tp ■ Agency for Different tine* of-weKei smps.- 6 BABSBNGEK OFFICE, JSo.4loljtl>«rty Str*e«j Plttinar»n. _ f p. ff. BTRIfSB i COJS3 Btw& ttrutittMrtf Piat.Mw Yoil:3S WaUrhx>licad,LiwpMls Mr ttria,ma Ortew. ;^ - - HASaLine of PMkeu _jrv» ■ fwti .. Liverpoollo New York; a ■ jQefaRN. Line of Fackeu Cram Lit- Wfßfift XjKlxJ\l-%y arnool to Philadelphia, on the e J fr bftee nt b of .t*tb*3SSSbm «SrathiaLine of Pankeu to Balumoro on 4to jwm ot Sack month. Alß>~a Line ol Packet* on llio Bth and S4th of each month fnrarLondon and Porumanth to 9 marts (j, 410 Liberty «t..Pl»»batKh. INL AND LAMPS. jf, “CtopUnb and Pina Oil. Also, Lamps of every descrip.. aSI IL P s, Wicks,Globes, ChtaPey Mats, Cans, and all things pertaining to the oi Pine Oil,'regularly supplied once or twice a-week.. , Altorders left strhh the wawn,which iS t Cons«ntly v passing through the citv, will Beprmnpilyuuendedto. <••.* r N.B. Lamps of aii kinds altered to. bum .the Ethe« rtalOiL All articles delivered m any part of the city, or in Allegheny, free of cost. w H . WEIGHT. . !l NO. 63 Fourth sL, (Apollo Hall,) - - 'tmrJ9y - :-between Market ana Wood slreeu. * rntns nuntEMAIT* ■... . ..nrrt BuiNnaAe, *1: . . foftbe late firm of Sands AReineman. iiOOiMaKiKKaABrA 00, ~ IMPORTERS AN© ©BALERS IN ' Oltda, WattAer, Je»<iry, Watch iUuttiah, Tads, fe, tarn most, osb nooa reois Wood, nirguasHt;- - ; • mAKE leavato announce lo tho trade and the public ■ ■ l^enerelly.tliat.thcyiiave.themselves carefully se ■ (eeied andimportedtanEurope ,ala«e;stoclrof Gold and EUvCT Watches, Watch' Materials; and Tools for . watch makers; uad * most elegant assortment ol Jew. elry.ftom the best manufactories—whleh they, pSer.pt • prices as low as they can ho purchased In the eastern "Theft"stock of Watches consists of Gold and Silver. : Patent Levers; do©elached Levers; do Leptnes, 811* - verQearUers: uud elegant French tune pieces,, of the mostapproved makes. Together With.alaree,stock of ' - Clocks, and Time Pieces, from the best AmerlcanFacio- Thelr stock of Jewelry;comprises-articles of every description in this line, sneh as singer Rings;Ear Rings, : Breast rinsvßiaceletj, Gold, »b and .Guard Chains,' •' ©old Guard Keys and seals. Lockets, Gold And Silver - ■ spectacles,‘Silver-and German Sllver.and Table and Tfea Spoons, and everykindof'fancyanloles generally, kept InasttbUshmenUofthis description. ... They would respectfully cajl thaauentioiiof the trade - - totheir extensive stock of Watch materials and Tools, i «r every variety, whleh they have most carefully «; ■■ looted* r ' They have also on hand a targe assortment of Tele« scopes,spy Glasses aud Opera ulatseB»froin the best . na&i&Qtor* in England* Together with a great variety •of other articles too nnmeronsto mention. •• . Clocks,Watches and. Jewelry repairedini the best (ocHlry FCDDEa A VOB.D, ■ ■ Sluefsctaters end Oisliri In MANCHESTER MINERAL JPAINT, AiLvoirare CRT, Pa- r. Nbw.Yoxs, December 16th. 1851. - I have analysed a sample of MANCHESTER MIN* ' ERAL TAINT, for Ptodea AFo&D,nnd find- It to con* v tain the followlngi - :•• • Silica, *• • - C7fil Alumna, . • - Sfii Per Oxide of Iron, • • * 18,41 lime, •* * . a p ,68 - Mairaesla» - - '• ” Oxide of Manganese, * - ,18 Water and Loss, - • • 6,00 100,00 - lfte Towdcred Sample, contained in the box, which I : suppose was the one yon desired also to itavo analysed, land to differ ftomanyaverageofihe lamps powdered,: and mixed together.. This lost yields as follower . pet Oxide of Iron, « - . ■ •r: 58,50 ;••• " SlUeaand Alumina, - : . • 33,00 * *. Lime, - • • >f§ ■ Magnesia, - • 40 Water and Loss, • * 7,80 T-ffrenapmftstjgß. smarnstm. rtflfttttn Uk3i and Weal, ami tjt prepared ur ®sf IpEOf d&y for ■ Pkibdet-: pAaift'eroc£p?MT AUo t «»i)M«&dclimaa,*H iWeofctSarg*, And Good» returned' * ,s El'i» for sain on togleni, Ireland mid ScOllamfi for B«yaraoqnt,pnyableon principal Banking Houses or Post Omcea in the United Kingdom. ■-■■ ■ 1 I deoil BAKER & FORSYTH, ‘ Agents; Clercbsat*’ PotUlitit Boat Unc. 1852. ateaai~^B]^^iBs2. For theTrantpoTlationD/Merchandiie and Product, (VIA PErJBBTLVANIACA3MA JUIO lUII.EOAIs),BETWSBK ; PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA, ; iriMDUI Jlt-shipping. _ . -- ■ 07“ TIME, TEN DAYS. PATTON A REYNOLDS, Depot. SSI MOiket st, (near Sixth.) Philadelphia. ' . C? A M’ANDLTY TO C 6,, - Canal Basin, 4P3 and 410 Penhatteet, Pittsburgh.: • BAVINO morcnaed ourfacilitieS.-und otherwise lm» • • proved oar arrangements u>r Transportation, wo ore now pvepaTCd to receive a largo amount of Produco and Mercltandi*ejto*bip(oDtle opening of the Canals,) with promptness and dlspntch:- IRte Section-Boat systenrof transportation over our State Improvements ha*.been in- use about ten yeare. and the great success nndfavoT ithasmei with, ua-suf* ficiehV guarantee that u.w .no longer considered a.| doubtful or uncertain experiment? bat Is acknowledged , : by alias vastly superior to any modo of. transportation . used onCatiala, (when intersected by Railroads.) - ; Goods loaded into ;oar,Boaw M.Pitttbargb, remain undisturbed until noloaded at our, Warehouse ihMarket street. PhUidelphiu, thereby entirety avoiding die demy eonseipienton three different transhipments, and «cu vring tue delivery, of Goods in entire lots, ihepackages clean, and in as goon order as wheni shipped. . - ~ . n .Produce,&c-vconsigned 10 out.House .otPuishurgD, will be received and forwarded always at tho current canal rates, strictly according- to instructions, . without any curac&argc for commission, storage, or nu* vanoing charges, &c feb*2& - , O. A. M’ANPI.TY * CO. .. - ... RtdßCCdl „ ' WEST NEWTON PLANK BOAD BOTJTE, TWR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA and WABH- V INGTON CITY- Fae* Rkdi;c«d. .: "*■ To llaltiraoefv . *4,00 less than Pa. RailniaA To Philadelphia, *I,W» do dp ,d* T 6 Washlngiou‘City, ®2',SO, da, „ Thi> Is the only Office which insures n THROIiGH TICKET to Washington, and, by uking Hus Emile, pas: senders will save time and money. ; v The Hall Boat' (carrying the United States Mail,) leaves the Monongahe'a Wharf, abovethe Wire Bridge, EVERY AFTERNOON, at S o'clock,via the Voogtno, aheny River. Passengers willlodge on the Boat,.nnir tak-6 splendid -United Slates Moll Coaches at West Now* ton, next morning-over the Plank Road, crossing the i mountain*in daylight. Take the magnificent sleeping] Cars of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at 10 o’clock, P.M. Breakfast at Balitmofc .and Washington Cny, dine In Philadelphia* and arrive in New York the -same I l * Fare to Baltimore. . • S 0,00. do Philadelphia, * - - • JO,OO. . do Washington City.-: *_ * 10,50. I MONONGAIIELA ROUTE. .. t h The Steamer leavestho Wharf,, above, luc Bridge, Daily, nt 6 o’clock, A. &1. Travelers leaving Fjt'sborgh by the Morning Boat, will crossilie mountains the same night, end arrive in Cumberland the next morning for the fl o’clock train of Cats (or Baltimore. Will gup in Baltimore and Washington Ciiy, and arrive in Philadel phia at 2 o’clock, the same night . • • * Fare to Baltimore, • - - ♦ e0»00- do . Philadelphia, l - * * 10>$0*- ■ .do Washington City, * - -• 10,60. • For Tickev, by either of the above Line*, pleasemu at the Weal Newton Plank Road Office, Inme Slonon #aheta House, WaterstreeL J. JT. EVANS, Agent. ■ • ttPTfl ■ ■■■. •■■'■■■ Jfet 1852. Sllß CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LINE, " In connection with the Cleveland and Cincinnati Sait* road. Clevelard and Erie Railroad* Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, and Michigan. Central Railroad* T>ASSENGERS.wiII be ticketed through from any jT polntonLake to Cleveland, Cincmcau and Pittsburgh, and from cither of those place* to any point on Lake Michigan. ■ This Line will bo composed of two new low pressure. steamers, bailt expressly for the route. - CLEVELAND. .». • - Capt. C-C Bta*ato. FOREST CITY, Cap]* L. A. Pimm. . A Booiwillleave Cleveland f*r Detroit, and Detroit for Cleveland* every ato| o'clock, arriving in both clues the following morning, to season for lha mor*. rung train of cart forChicogo, Cincinnati and Pnisburgb, and for the Lake Sopenor andSagwaw boats at Detroit. They will no from Cleveland in the following order : FOREST CITY Monday**™ *" , Fndny. Tnesday*—— .Saturday. CLEVELAND. „ , Monday-****-* •»**•*•*» .Wednesday»*..*«• • **.. '-Friday. - FOREST CITY. Tuesday" Thursday Saturday. The undersigned are prepared to make contracts for oU kinds of Freight, from Cleveland to Detroit, MacU* naw. Saute Ste. Mane, and *ll ports on Lake Michigan* The OCEAN* CASPIAN and ST. LOUIS will compose ; the line until the new Boats are ready C BRABBERN t CO^ClcvclAflJ. PITMAN, TROWBRIDGE fc JONES, Detroit. *pr!4Jim • ■■ ■ 8 UiTM E K ABRAh'BEMENT. OHIO A FBSSSTIiT&BU BULnOtD- SKI ttfSSl The only WutcmrsUroairunninyouf of TiUtbtirgh. F&tC FtOM ALt TBS &ELATS OF TSB 00X0 BIVSft. lb Cleveland. Cincinnati. Tble&fr, Detroit, and the van am Lake Parts. Only Direct Line ta Can tonyMetaillon and Weouer. T7IVE TRAINS sum /rota Pittsburgh, (Sunday® ex* J 3 eepted)— ■. EXPRESS TRAIN Leave# Pinsburghat 830 a. m. Passengers dine nrAl* liacceailp.M^ftndreach Massillon atffUtf?. k. This Train runs through to Massillon. The Alliance House i» notr open, and has excellent ace jumodailocs lor the travelingpobUc. : *» ; ; - J A NEW FAST PABSENGER'*RAIN Leaves. Piusburgb at 11 a. w, dihlhg at Balere, and reaching Alliance at S4£r. in time for.Uxc train to Cleveland. Thistralnatepa only at Roeheiier r New Brighton, EiiOi), Columbiana and Salem.' By either of theselriun* passengers can reach Cleveland about half past five o’clock, and. in lime for the Evening Boats on "Lake Erie.- ■' .v-' By taking-the Fast Train avll Aj. st. t they pan transact their badness to Pittsburgh before starting, and save three hoar® over the WeUsvllloranw. . • • Passengers can take the FoatTram and be in Banklrk the next morning, or in Chlcagoin the evening of the next day. Through from Pittsburgh io Cleveland, HO miles, in about six and a half hours. Pate $4. Fare to Massillon, Io9mile»iB3. - '.•-''“•"'VC; ■ - -' The Express Train coming eastward, loaves Massillon at Ita. h., reaches Alliance at IS 15 mwconnectingwitli the line from Cleveland dines ih<re,and arrives avP Ills* burgh at 5 imc, giving passengers time to take tea in .Pittsburgh, and go o n pjr the Fennsylvanla.Rafiroad at OfiOV.U. . - T Passengers by this route come from Cincinnati to Pills* burgh lit two day®, without night travel, and save Rom one to two days in connecting with tha Pcnna. Central Railroad. - : Pasflenger® leaving PittfibutghatB.3o a h., reach Can .ton-at 3?. at, and Massillon at 2.30 fm. - AtMassillon the Une connects with stage lines loWooster,Mansfield, New Philadelphia* and at Enon to New Castle, Poland, Warren. Mercer and Etlo. THE FREIGHT TRAIN, With a passenger car attached, leaves Pittsburgh at 4 30 A. u>, and waits at Alliance for the arrival of the'Fast Train) leaves then immediately after,andrcaehes Mas* slllon at 5.30 p. aa, CyThe New Brighton Accommodation Train leaves Pittsburgh at 10ii M, and 5.30*. and New Brighton at 7 a.il and 'stopping at intermediate jiauons. Excursion tickets, good for two days, are sold between Piitsbtngh* Rochester and New Brighton. ,_v - > Quarterly ticket® are sold allow rates,and tlckctsby the package to some of the stations. . Excursion parties are accommodated at reasonable rates. . ; The fast train returning, will leave Alliance at 4.15 r. ar., Newßrighton at7p. «.,and will reach Pittsburgh at 8 a.*. The trains do not run on Sunday. - Omnibussts ran in connection with the trains to and fromthe statiotLon Federal street;* •For tickets apply at the Federal street Station of the -Ohio and Pennsylvania Rsllroad.to - - : ] GEOHGB PARKIN, Ticket Agent, or to J* MESKIMEN, Monongahela House, Pittsburgh. .. Not*.—'By the root© bysiearaboat 60 miles to Wcllb* viife. and thence by railroad 100 milcuto Cleveland, tho fare I* #3,50, June 24,1852. HIDES— 45 Dry Hides, iUBt- received 1 in store, for sale by - Be 3) •: L. 8. WATERMAN A SONS, .' T EAD—I,OOO pigs soft Galena Lead, landing from Aj steamer Persia, and for sale by ■Je2S -• . JAMES A. HUTCHISON fe CO. CORN IN EAR—OO boa. prune. Yellow, just receive! and for sole by : jyO RUB9ELL A JOHNSTON. Avnolesaie and Hetatl. ' " CANj£ UMBRELLA AND PARASOL YV MANUFACTORY i No. 143 Wood street; JOHN :w< TIM, now offers for sale, at Eastern prices, a large assortment of the above Goods, to which the attention of dealeia is : invitedv • Carpetßags, arid Ladles’ BttAhVlt.-'-- -■■■- _ •. -V flmyl Afitgamsatior thiflsnsAtof Creditors. TaVonletof voluntary assfgnjncnt. executed on the . K fflhdaV 61 M«y;)n the year 1852, by; figure, M<- GtaaM «a.ytd. Richard X.-Leech, Bald. Clarh, ■M’Gr»lh A Co„made ihe aaid Blehajd T. Leech, jr., a Tnutee,for thebenefit of their creditor*. Allporeone i haying claintt against the .aaid finn.&re reqaeß'.od to Prewntthemtothe safcsoriber) and allperaonaJiwehted to the firm, are notified to Call on the tnbßcnber, at ,133 “re""* 1 - «“*«*■«*• .Hew .Book*. itHra IforXc Frlcei* MMOHa.uQ»EOUB BOOKS, J row opening t nm Carter's, Belcher's, _Harper*a, Philadelphia > from ifae Pretbyiorian .Board of Pnf'lica* ba3i i ”' lly hol Dnion > : Togetherwah fresh imwm»U6i« o f .tandard Tiieolo fmna^i^SonS^' 18 work * fto ® Earope, tsi a largo • adjoining WiisoAr "X EOTEBJPj no. 130 wood st., ranp poor below, •; BPwfl * T£TL£T t * 4LLST ' V WekeepagsneralS ■” ; : sorunenioftho abovearticles eon stonily an band; togeiher.wiih a general ■ variety of Fancy Herd ware. Also, Gnu,'Pistols and Bevolvcrs. Flasks, Horns, Shot Belts, Ceja, Powder, Lead anil Ballet*! Boirte, Dirk,,Hunting nndPocket Knives} /Tailors and Heir Dressers’ Shears; pocket Scisson! Ao. Also, Trasses and Bstpport*r*. ‘ Jobbing and repairing neatlyexcouted. - RIFLES!—We arern, king Rifles of every dcficrip. tioiu to order, of tire best matorial, and. workmanship warranted. Orders tMelved ftrtten at Wholesale or Ketaii,wQl lie filled with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale price*) fans ... . ' , ,<*» ■* , V * V „ , 1 r M i_* , . > »» r- r V ( *" V*"*- * **. 1 ** ' ~'i < 1 *v ' , « • ' •* * rtIHE OFHCEoflh&j&wunmn Ct.qf M Wrtii rJLolroabcsartißOttdttnlio Warehouse ©fHaroy*jonet, sTCo.fNo.HVFrtun street,third-. house Hast of Wired streeltsrhero.theßibsoriberwiiirssnePolleiesonßuild tags and their ebnienUdnidonShipnienls by SWamoeau and' after:yesselaj:fofc th*.abo»e_old toiyespoMble Company. -.' [gpii] WM-*P. JONES, Agent. Staiehlatnal .wu I *lnenrrince company. - ' WARBIBBURI3, PA. only for'lho cuter cissies of properly t ha» I I aa araplecapUal, odd affords superior advantages ISpolht of cheapneM,safety and.accpnimoduiioti, to city : aim country merchants* and owners of dwellings, tuid Isolated or country CARRIER, Actuary, - 00127] Braiicfr Office, NQ^Bmlthftc]daL,Pmabiirgh‘ Cask' autunl Fire lnnaranco Company} j OF PENNSYLVANIA. , , , /TAPITAkrVIOO,OOO.—The umlereignedis Urn i IT Agent of the above Company for. Allegheny county, anh in prepared to: take riske on a 3 fevorebletermn no any responsible Company In the Slate.;. All losses promntlyZpaid in sixty days after, proof of the samo,— 'Also; Agent for the Keystone Life Insorauce Company,, of lf&trtsburg, P^/varna. Siv'Bagianaiil’rt Btiiok Insurance Co., jVete Haven, Connecticut. . . ; HOBSES,CATTi.IS, Ac ,nwared ogamst dealh-by dhcaseor accident. Capital 850,U110, with power to increase to 6100,C00 ■ 1 ■ smscToaa. Thomas Kendrick, Allred lilwarda, J. Lewis Taylor, Jolin Saxton, Nathaniel Thurber, 'Vm. W. Kendrick. Thomas Koideick, President. - George T. Reynolds, Secretary. _ - • * CURTIS A DOBBS, Agents, No. 193 corner of Wood and Fifth sls.j j n,y29 lover Patricks & Fttend’s Banklnir Home;) iWHa®lFo3s r ACCVXVIJLTRU capital, rsoo.ooo. THN' ANNUAL BIYIDRNDS liavo been unusually iarge, showing that Iho company has been doing a very large andprosperona business.; ■ The dividends tit 1545 were 00 per cent. ■ :■■■■.."l-'O ■ . a 1347 “ 50 « “ 1545 u 60 ‘ ...it tt. 1319 “ 40 ■ “ - U tt ■ 1850 -'t 40' “ . it it v.' . 1381 <t 00 : " - « t. 1382 “ 40 " This ia among the oldest companlcs in the United States. Its aconmnlatcd capital is constantly increasing for,the benefitof memberi, present and future.. , . ■ MORRIS FRANKLIN, Prcstdcnt. Finny Fstaotitr, Actuate. _____ . (50RTIS & DOBBS, Agt«.. Pittsburgh, cor. of Wond and Fifth streets, over Pat rick A Fricod’s Bauktng lloure, • ■■ ■. , . ; . ; -CALIFORNIA RISKSTAKF.N. Also, agents for Protection nnct Faimor’s Fire and Mat riawltianrancc,. capital 5450,000, and of Brnnch omce, Empire Slate Health Association,-cash, .Including accu mulated espilat 618,000, ... , . ■ ■■■ Also, agents for the purchnse and sale of real estate. - mvll '■ "■ ■■■-. ■■■■■■ ■■ t .■ irsuhaScui mHK DELAWARE HCTUAI. SAFETY IN9UB I ANCBCOMPANV.—OIHce.North Room ofihn Ex,' change,Thlrdstreet,Fhtladelphia. , ... Fiaa^RsuajiKcE.— BnllcUnßu, Merchandize anu oihfii property In town and canniry.insnred against 1ob» at damage by fire at lire towesinueof premium. ■ HUaran UuciuitieE.rrThey ako insure Vessels, Car. aoes and freights, foreleu or coastwise, under open or speclalpslicles, as the assured may decire. . ’ ititasnTaaKsPoETerton.— They also insure merchen dlro transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars, Canal Boats and Steam Boats, on rivers and lanes,on the most. Joseph H. 9eal,Edmand A. Bonder John C. Davis. Robert Barton, John U. Penrose, Samuel Edwards,Ceoi O. Lelper. Edward Darlington, Isaac It Davis,William Folwell. John Nowlin,Dr. R.M. Huston, lamen C.Hand,TUeo|ihtlus I’auldiogi 11. Jones Brooks. lleurVSloan, lineh Craig,George Sr.mil, Spencer Me* Brain, Charles Kelly, J.G. Johnson, Wiluam Uay.Dr pTISWIi -D. T. Morgan. Hugh Craig, Jno.T. SIARTW] j, r4suiellt ’ Taos. C. Haiti). Vie* President. „ JosEPtt W. CowaN,Secretary, rry Office of the Company. No, 43 Water street, Pitts burgh. iinCnltfl P.A.MADUKA, Agent Ths Pranklln Firs Insurance Company. 07 raiLsnxurata. T) “chiSilfw. llsncher, Grorge W Rickards, Thomasliart, .MordecoiD. Lewis, Tobias Wagner, Adolohi L. Bone, SamnelGrant, David S. Browne, Jacob R.Bmltli, Morris Pauerson. CIIAS.N RANCHER,Presh Cnas. G. Battcxsa, Secretary. , ID* Continne to make Insurance, perpetual or limited, on every description ofpropertyln town and country ■at »nieaa§lowas'are.cpii»»ie<i.i with security-■ ’ The Company have reserved a large Comtpgeni Fund* arblch, with their Capital and Premlnme, safely Invested! aflbTdamplepiotecnnntotheae.ured. The Asselsof the Company, on January Ist, 18il, as published agreeably toaliAetof Assembly, wereasfol* htortgage*-~*- #16,12? «3 ar 101 "------ «&»« cSuffi.&e «,*» 61 ai,«p.vos44 Blace ffieir Incorporation, a period of 21 years.they have paldnpwardsof Ont Htlhort tour Hundred a sou. land biUtm, losses by fire, thereby albrding evidence ofthendvamßgesofliisuraaee,as well as the ability ana disposition to meet with^romgt;ie«^MUiabHiucs.^^ aprdil . Office N.tl. corner Wood andild «u. State Mutual Fire Insurance Company. IIARItISUURGH, P-A .. M AY l, 1658. * Capital oir 0300,000. ERiIfCH OFFICE, Va. Si smiled arm, Pforlury*. JiSCOSS aHSVAIj VtAIZHESt. Total tua’t-of property atjri*k‘« • «—SHAIW-CIGOO Aroouotof bill* receivable (in fonaofPremiuo notciftom ■.««•&*«* *»• numbers'*-* ui Amount of Cash Premiums* • • 10 Totallosseajtetßrnedpreroluins, re-luturencc and cxpcnsei* •• O»>,HO op Cask SBTplot—r*—‘■'••v •• ••• Estimated present value oi Sta* UoaeryiOffiee Funuttire r &c« • Total..™— *•*•••- W • Onfi-halfof this amount expires within a-'year. • . THE Directors, iupresenuugtbe Second Annual Re port* take leave to congratulate the member* upon the marked sofecesa of the State Matual Fire Insurance Company; in operation only, wo years, it has taken a posluon besldathe older institution* o' thekmd, and proves by its very great succesathat tho mutual system as jUlpp»ed by tbem isibeyomlaqneauoD, the best ana only safe mode of insurance* - . The beavy ioases cftfce past year whienhave anniM* Icted many stoek-companies, Icave the State Motual with a eaisa surplus- of upwards of thlny«oae tboupnnd dollars, beside* a reserve capitaiof nearly two hundred thousand dollars, which, J* constantly increasing. Tho Directors aabmil fhattlts State .Mutual Fire Insu rance Company oSer* to of; property iu- : ducements seldom equalled pud never 0 • ■ • Eirettwf*?SQh&V+ Rutherford, P* vfjm* Jbbn B* Fucker, A. carrier, HJtfbnp-. J*B. Rutherford, A. J. GiUet,S v T,. Jones, a john r!°Raiherfbrd, Praidtni; A. 4. Oljjeli s«r*?ary. JelidAwtf / A. A CARRIER; Actuary. HOME INSURANCE. lEbt Ftrncfi * a * •nr&nc* Auoolfttlon*. OF PITTSBVRO lI.VBNN A. AID IJi TIMS OF USED! coßHSi'op nurcroLD akd tried sTKKSTft. GUAKASTYCAPITAL, 930,000. mms t« an assdolitlon eswbluhed for iho mtttoul relief JLnfJU members. In ca*e»-of slekncwor accident, ay lhAbaymenfof their Annual Deposits^Fersonsiti good health may become memborsana be entitled ton weekly benefit to casbofeicknees oraeoidcnL All who join .tow Association are entitled to a votc-ia the election of officers, and to participate in .the profits or the Associa tion. It Ucaiablishcd on - & safe and permanent basis, being both Mntnaiand Benevolent in its deslßrts,,wiUi the lowest rate# consistent for Jib securiiy, ana connect ed in amannerto insure Its permanently and durability. All persons can see tbo advantages of taking out a nolle? from the General Office. YBASLY OBPOBRS. . ... V. r 8 2,00 per year, draws 8 2,00 per week; 3,00 do do . 3,U> doj ' . 4XO . do . do 4,00 do; . 6,00 do. do . 6,00 do; . 0)00 do do : 6,00 do; 7,00 :■ do do 7,00 do; - aoo do do- 8,00 do; : #,O) do do 9,00 do; 10,01 do do 10,00 :; do; t * INITIATION FEE, for Membership, 81,50-whlclt must be paid at the time of making application, and tno first years’deposit within twenty days. Each, member i entitled to A monthly report, gratis, . ■v . 0771CKU.-,- • President— D.W.'KßattHOKf, r, • : . . ■> ■ Vies President and THwwrer—wm.M. Wilson. . r&creterf—C.P*Brown. - .. Pinanee CemwnU49—A. 1; Childs, A. D. Christie, and D.A*M , Alaale>tB. , " , , -marU^m U«ni7 BlohardiOB) JewtUeri HAVING refitted fail store In a'hanUaomo manner, and but recently returnedfrom the Eastern cities with 8 fine assortment of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, would call the auentioivof hie: mends and cuts* tamers to the faot)lhat among his VVatcheswUlbe found the most desirablft-StyleSjpQtterns and makers. Of Jew* elry.tho latest stylos of broche*, breast pins, fob and vest chains, finger rings, ear rings, miniature; lockets, & FANCY GOODS—Such as paper macbe, worktables, work boxes, desks, fancy vases, perfumo bottles, tabu mats*' Colt’s pistols, pdrlo mocmet, in great ynrieiy; china frait andcakcdtshea, Ac., with an endless variety of useful and ornamental articles,which have only to bo * e £il bB * PP “ C, * W4 ' NO. fit MARKET STREET. Citizen* and Stranger*, ,43a DO yon wish tojintchuse a K-T&cnc-Ualf the bsSal price call at MOOD’S CSuKINEW'JEWELS'/ STORE. Ol jritTitt rlrttt, two door* north of Third, and take a look at ins new slock, just arrived, and y on can therepurchase Watch eaor onykindof fine Gold'Jewelry at ihcir real value, andnotbechargedtwo prices for everything, a? yon have alaaUy beeai bat can gevthe.wy best qnaltlyof goods at the lowest easterivprices* 5 po not believe what others; interested in their own sales, teU you, bat corne and see far All goods sold at tills establish ment will be warranted as represented ai nme of sale—• * ' “ hase eflotuly safe and cheap. aolS* to ti]B< ali nwyonroh) IF.Timelamone,,«urely it deserves to be watchod, emd.rcEder, you may be assured that— Watches better ne’er weto sold, Whether of silver or of gold, j : ;; Than yon.willfind, when e’er you go, : And look atthnse on sale below. - . JL. aBIRKISAIr A CO,,’ • FIFTH BXRBEfT, ONE DOOR FROM WOOD, ImnoMcn and Dealers In Cloeßs, Watobes aiSvnerlry, Waiek Matmab, WaicA Maim Ibolr, &c. . JIEQ leave to announce to the trade and the public Wnendlv. that they have just received, from the best Sfilfiiftheinrera in Enrope, a large lot of Gold and Silver wS?hu. WMeh Tools and Materials, and a tnostele- SSMfS?, °oi&r'at pnrcaM low&slhey'cotf be PU^c“s, a Waiche^nd n jewelS-’repajred In tho best “Fwmrt“^tl?afftpwdMsfrVmTdlstance. Te WOSSa. subscribers hove .associated theiwgi»jw»» tagEthef an Banners, for tho purpose of transacting aWhoiesulft .GroeerfiPtotace, business, under.theflrmofi John : Blwsk & Co»>NO'£lB corner of Libert y~and Irvrifl sts«. .. ___ JOHN BLACK, W* M’CULLOUGH, JRe ' 7 ~l' * X * 030,478 CO . 733 4G Ittercpion Loans*-™-***'-*’ r 4 4 i"- , - Jorg ©oflfcs. r JAMES & CO,, -109 Wood ,Wood Street, siriing m part of French and English Broad Cloths, Tweeda. Casstmeirts, Oashmeretts,;- DMsklns, Jeanm. Linen Ooanngs, Silk. Satin imd FnncyColtonVentings. Also»£hoatlWCASES PLAIN. ANDFANCYDRESS GOOB3, embracing the newest styles of Bilk andLlnenPoplina, Delaines, Beragesand Borage Dd'Lalhcsi-Black.Mo.nrnidg. and Faiicy Lawns, Plain and. Fancy Calicos, in great variety French, SCotch aniTDomcsuc Ginghams.; Palm Lcafi Leghorn, Kossuth, Hungatian and Moxicanßats:. Silk,-Giogham H and Colton I'&msolsi &c«, A c,, .which are offered at Wholesaled! tho most accomoiOQatiogtenns, japru . " Greet Attraction l . TUST RECEIVED at Jaiwßrs 1 One Price Cash Store! J No. 70 Matketstrect, PiUSlmrgh,between Fourth BU and Diamond, the largest and inoßlbeaanfoi stock of SPRING akd SUMMER 3>RY GOODS, ever offered to the citizens of PiUsbargh* - . . • .. t; . The subscriber wouUUnfornv those who desire to get Gooa staoiutß, thht the greater part of his. block was -parchased at the recent large Auction psies In New York aud Philadelphia for cisn, which enabloß him to soil 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, bpt deem ilfmfncicnt to aay that, it coiisim« of a full assort ment oMadtes* and ffontlemsu’s with a. neceral stock ef FURNISHING GOOD 3. We would respectfully solicit an examination or our slock from those who wish to purchase. ■ • •. imaria V aAn*JB Jtt»OAJSUl4fcj»»^ 100 WOOD STREET. TTrrflOLESALß^ Dialers in Farttgnahd uomtstic Dry j W Good* are-now.opening their first purchaso .ot i SPRING AN© SUMMER GOODS, selected with the | greatest care, to suit the trade, consisting in part of the., newest sty lea of— Dress Lawns andßerages; Plain andFigaredAlpacca*;. French,Scotch and Domestic Ginghams;, Printed Calicoes, in great variety s Hibbon*'LacesatldEdgings; Cloths,Caeaimeres andVcaungs; Summer Coating and Eanioloomng, . Brown and Bleached Maslms; Palm and Leghorn Ifsts j • Btrawand Braid Bonnets. . . ■ a , , Together with a complete stock of Variety Gooaa and Pedlars' Notions,Gold and. Gilt Jewelry; Gold and 81U vrrWalcheß,Brass Clocks, Ac.. All of which ■aro of i fered at; Wholesale, for a small advance oyer Eastern price* ’ (feb2?-dm SKUOaU OUBA'l' AltlllVAljJ f\F TALL ana Wimot Dry Goods and Vantia at No. At oy. Northwest corner of -Wood street and Diamond 'Mley£rituba(gb« Fir. & Co. T.-onld again an- Ronuce to their old customers and dealers peneratly in their line, that they are now preparedt o oner for sale their present new stock of Goods atunusually low rale*. And an oar purchases have been made ontho most fav orable term'} tvuh .Importers and Manufacturers* we flat ter ourselves, and hope to be aide to merit a continuance of confidence and patronagepf our old the public generally, whien hnsheenJtfireio&re so libe rally bestowed opon us. Oar DRV GOODS. STOCK Is in part of Broadcloths, CassuncrcsiySttUinete, Tweeds, fancy Vesting, Checks, Flanncts, Drillings, Black and : Brown Mus’ia*, Tickings, Ulankcts, Linsey Plaids, Air pacas, Mcrinocsi Mnshn DoLalncs, Cashmeres* fancy i Flints. Glazed Cambrics, Cloakings* Table Diapers, I .Ginghams. Silks, mney lons fehawls. Silk Cravats, Fon gee Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, and Imh Linens direct froto Ireland, and all other articles generally kept in the Dry Good* lino Oca Vabiext Department will be found on examination to be unsurpassed by any other of the, kind West of the Mountains* and is made up in part or Combs, Buttons, Patent and Spool. Threads, direct from ; Europe { Port Monies and; Pocket Books, Hooks anu 1 Eyes, Pius imd-WeedlcSj Tapes*Thimbles, Spoons, Ha- i zors,Table Cutlery anu Pen-Knives Jest arrived from Sheffield; PatentNediclnee, Violin and Violin Strings, i Gam Suspenders, Slates and Slate Pencils, Percussion Caps, Spectacles, Pistols, Hosiery. Glove*, Lawns and Edgings, Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Silk Gimp? and Fringe*,, fancy Ncumggj Green Bandage*, Black Silk Veils, Silk Florence together with a general.assortment of all other articles in tno Variety line. Wo have on band and for sale a large assortment of Gold and Silver Watchesand Watch Materials. Gold nnd Gilt Jewelry, Gold attdStl vn? Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Clocks, 2fce., to which we invtin tho attention of all buy ers, as we ace determined to soil our Goods on the most reasonable terms, ouber fbrr.n»h or satisfactory refer ••once.'' ■’'\ N.B- Tne business of the late fiTtnofGßvao&Mc- CAfffXiitis is to he settled by D. Grroo at the stand of D. Gbkoo & Co., who in ftilly «uibor>2ed forsnch nndm whose possession nretUopopcr*, Notes and Books Of snldfirtn. {oCtls;tf 108 . FEEKCH STORE. 108 ■fcTEW ARRIVALS OF SPRING AND. SI.NMUR Ul GOODS,'opened and 'opening. ineroding: rich • ~t Ij«c'verjrlady caJlnad sec urn rpiandid of Imperial Chinere manufacture, ' . Lac«,'Baxlns.SllkiTlmwnvB f! *< l B**t^ ~u!, " a *> anu Vlilicnj to match the Shawls. - and MHUner>*, Gloves, Flswcr*, Tuscan nu<i leghorn Hot*, (Cenicstylcs,) SMris,Coots, &c. . Mourning Goods o( every descripliosu Mndarao iu ’be monthly receip t of Fashions and Models* from rari*.Lonspn ana NewYcik, at No. 61 St. Clair etreew and H* Market «t, where ladies are respectfully invited to call.- . . The trade supplied with model* and material*. taprH GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. Seillnff off stOoet TO Q UIT TB£ SIXEBSt TUB Subscriber being.about to reliuQtttsh tbe.mail, dry goods holiness, and having made suchananse nient* n% to render itneces? ary tocloso ont hU stock by the Isi of July-next, will commence on Tbursday/May tell his entirevslock of Fancy and. Staple.dry goods at COST, FOR CASH. * v 3 ; Uis goods having beonprinelpallypurchat'edihepres' eat seaton, will he f&una desirable bargains, being at least US per cent loweribtm fegnlar prices. In STAPLE GOODS will be foanc— -4>4 and 54 French ginghama; . English and French chlntxes; Il)k atp*caa and bombazines; Checks and muslins; Irish linen* andemsbes, ; Table Unennand cloths; Huekaback towels and toweling; ‘Damask and snow drop linen napkins and dollies; Mar* nellies quiitsifarnlttirc prints, plain and emb’d dimity; linen sheeting andplllowiinens; table and planocovcTS and covering*; worked lace curtains andewtam muslins. i. “ . FANCY GOODS. V White crape shawls, emb’d and plain white berege ana thibet shawh; Fine French tawfa and bowges; . Berege delaines and muslin delaines; ; Tissues and grenadiers; ■.■■■•■ * Bik and fancy silks, some very superior, and aunestock of goods generally. ■■ .- ■ ■ ■ * 5 ; “ EMBROIDERIES. Worked mult anfllace capes and sleeves: Jacoiiett,muU and linen cambric collars & chemireUoS, Jaconett,rciuU edgings and iniertlngs; Emb’d linen and cambric hdkft;. '■•■■■:.■. . , Worked bands and flouncingipand a raasclfieenl stock of Valenciennes edgings, laces and in«erUngs? l togelljer wilh.a large variety of other goods, too numeroaß u» mention, all or whlcn will actually be aold at ORIGINAL COST* FOR CASH. Early ealU will secure the best bargains JAMES A. MTCNTGHT. No. «2, tin »t. ; p. S-—AII pcisoraknowing themselves indebted to the above prior toJaquary,l6s3, are requested-to pay the tame, ns all debts will be put ln tho hands or an at* torney for collection* : - - . - ' mylk GREAT RE&UCTION IN FRICKS 1 Third Arrival of New Summer. Goads, W- THE InrgeM.cheapeßtand beststoekof FaN jsK@£lCY DRESa GOODSt'ever offered in litis city, is opening at YOUNG.-tJTENENSON A Obioinal Bbb Hivb Stobe. No. 74 Markoi etreet, between Fourth street and the Diamond, Pittsburgh. v ' . ■ - The proprietors have lost opened a large--and most beauumi essorUnentof-the newest and most fashionable styles of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, whlchhave been purchased since the groat; reduction in prices at Ute« tairge clearing out sales In New YoTk and Philadelphia, and will be offered to CASH buyers at from 30 to 93 per cent, lower than former prices.; . , DRESBGOODS,of every description, such as a very largo and baautiful stock of the following articles * High Lustre, ; Plain Chameleon and Glaca Silks. • do ; Plain Black apd Striped do; do Brocade Annores and Ponlt de Soles, nil > colors;' Black and Chamoldon Turk Satins and Water’d Silks; Chone and India Foulard Silks; do Printedard.Plain Silk Tissues; do rdo Alberioes nnd Gronadlnea; Plain, printed and embroidered Bcrages) Cheneplalnandfigured Silks and Poplins;' Paris jrimed Berago do Laines, Die cheapest ever of- Paris prlated Lawns and Jaconets,: do' do; - Plain ami embroideiTetfMullß and Swisscs; Plain and printod Cashmeres, Dolaluesnnd Alpaceas; Frenehand Domestic Ginghams; English, and American Chintzes and Calicoes, at' all prices; , Needle worked Smevcs, Cuffs. Collars, Cheraixeua; do Lace and Maslin Copes r Embroidered, hero siilch and plam Unen Catnb. Hkfs; ’Fancy Silk Pocket llkfs, Cravats and Neck Ties; Gloves. Hosiery and Suspenders, r large stock; Irish Linens, Tabid Cldths and Table Damasks; Tickings, Checks,Crash, Bird Eye Diaper ANopkinr; Bleached and Brown Muslins, from 6 to 12c. s>*, yard; French Cfothi,plain andfancy C&ssimeres k Baimeis; Caßhiherets,Twedds,Merin6C&ssimerea& Ky; Jeans: BiackSaiin ondFancyVestiOgs, Ac.; Bonnets and Ribbons, at great bargains; Spring-aiid Summer Shawls, Rtgrest bargains.: The proprietors Would respecimUy. solicit an' early, call/rom all their friends, and the public generally, feel* ingconfidentthnt they can offer gxeaterluducementa to Wholesale and Retail buyers than ever have heretofore been offered in Pittsburgh. jelO YOUNG. STEVENSON A LOVE. - Removal*, HOUGH & ANTHONY have-removed their - DA GUERREAN ROOMS; from Burke's Building, to Eaton’s Building, over the Young Men’s Library, where they will be hkppy ta see their old patronß ana rriQnds; y apr7:tf • vt: :; - ; ■ ■. Furntturs and Chair .Warsrooms* . fg JOSEPH METER, 424 Penn street, above the BLCanal Bridge, keeps constantly on hand and make* Bssta order; at the lenetst pnees, every description oj Fancy and Plain FURNITURE,' SOFAS and CHAIRS dt the best workmanship and most approved styles. ' : Purchasers would do well to visit his Ware rooms. ■ roygy-d&rwlV Wlac, rjMIE undersigned begs leave to annotmee to bis friends I and customers/that, lie haß received a large, and with the greatest coto seleeted, lot of RHENiolf and FRENCH WINE; which he can warrant ns pare and genuine, and which he sells either by the bottle orcask. esides, ho keeps always on hand, a large and well so lected stock of FRENCH COGNAC BRANDY, HOL: LAND GIN, and other Liquors, all of which are of the first quaUUeßi and genuine .articles. - He feels grateful for former favors; and it shall be bis duty to attend to his cQstojnersas fonnorly. . • / - As be has made the best and latest improvement for rectifidng -Whiskey,he can famish them of me best kind, an? at th* lowest price. D. FICKEIBEN, 'mvff No. 137 Libsity atmt. 3 , t ,“» /Sjffiga , WM. E. STEVENSON continues tomantt* <mMßltff aeure CABINET-WARS el<evetydescri|£' waSuojllotti.at-iuß old stand, comet ol.XntianJM®?; tMfflSSovsnlli streets. imDERTAKING atteadcd w.lmUJlts brtmcliM. , ,7 : _ . insyH - - ' - d.miilKßß«Co 4 , Tfj AYE .ON- HAND.ottbeit extensive* CABINETanu •XL CHAIRIMAmiFACyoBYi No. 64./SmMifieM;% a large aworttnent of^aceyantf ; plainTFornitUTe»ivhicii : they "will sell 15 percent. below cbstoinaiyraies. . v'-Tena3r^aalxoiUyr-';-':7nv : , j; : : --cvv2;^ ldec27:iy : '' * Cabinet Aadj}bßir F&ciory» SJOSEPHMEYEItIjasott handjat bis exten sive GabmetatidUbairM&nafdttOTY," No. 424te stteetj above ibeCanaJjainiuidsof FURNITURE, such &» SotoayCentre Tables,Mahogany Chairs, gnny aU other articles ia the Cabi net line—which he will sell 20 oerceat. below cnsiora ary raiee. Tcrma-*OABH* ONltTj JOSEPH MEYER, No. 421 Penn street. Fifth. Word. e. C. BAUMSU. r Rftmmflt ft Oaalir. .--•■.■■■. CABINET VVAREROOM.SniITHFIBLBSTREET, Eatwttn Stvtnthstreit and Siraieberry alley,Pittsburgh Pc* H AMMERADAULERkeep constantly onhand UL_ a variety of excelleni aml fashionable Furniture, 'Rpvwan&ntedeqQaltonjtyirrthe'oUy) and aoldorr as «H ■favorable tenns as. can bo obtained avany similar eetabUshmeniin .he West. They have now on hand an anuguallir extensive stock;embracing &U kinds of Farni-- line, from the cheapest and plainest to the moslcosily and elegant*. All orders promptly attended to. r fO CftblQSt Alak«TB» VtneArsy Mahog any, ilojewood ;andX7dJnut;:.Vamuh i Hardivan arid Furoimeat Wholesale; THE subscribers have last received from New York and Boston a .mostsplendid stock, of. VENEERS, .and are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable for the trade.- AU of which we will sell at extremely low prices. •. As great care was taken in the selection of thostocL', persons cannot fail to be: suited cither as to quality or price ;and, as It is well toibwri that Furniture: can be made by machinery.superior and much lower than by hand r iho attention of the trade is respectfully invited. Turned Work, In ail its branches, carried onas: ostial. Hankfbr .hajidTails.'fofCarpenters, and ail articles required in manufacturing Cabinet Furniture, constantly ion hand—vis: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, llajr Cloths, Springs, Ac., Ac. :. RYAN A M’KEE, Ryan’s Buildings, -nmrZbvdaw-' . •... .n . Nd.3lTifth street. : Journeym«tt cabinst Slalcers Aiooefatloa - WAREHOUSE* %l&, SECOND BTREET t -(hear ino coroerbf Wood.) T H IS ASSOCIATION, i grag&MtfgSgajifr'hTacihfr. already, twice, to threeuJL ' times as many hands as thenar* i BjgF“* Sia ®«isJ gcfit and hitherto most renowned * t 1 business shops of this city,'have opened their Ware house, and are able to furnish the public, by wholesale ot retail,with Furniture of the following description— y tjj; : ■ Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus ; Full Col umned Bureaus; Btaliogonv .Bedsteads; .Mahogany Chairs; Rocking CUaira; Mahogany WashstandsySo fas; Divans; Fiano Stools; Book Cases: Secretaries ? Card Table*; Her Tables; fine Card Tables; Centre Tables; Hai Racke; French Bedsteads; Ottomans; PopldxWtt^o&^Bminij sl2l,l Breakfast Tables; Work stands; CheTry'nndTCorumon Workstands; high post, common»ldw f and trandle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus; Cribs; CradlesjAc, Theadvsntagesofco-operation, on ancxiensive scale, permitthero to sell at the lowcstprices, and they areue* termlnedto soli,lotaerthau any compeutors, an equally good, if not better article, and warranted—'as the public will understand by giving them a call. ■■■ work of ail descriptions, and other articles of any description, made to order in every style, aUbesborteat notice., .. . ■ {mars? ywsrs jamKs \v. woouv*a;<-i., pi CABINET MANUFACTURER * I*l. O7 sad 89 T'blrd street* > Y W.W. respectfully informs his friends and custom* *jr*-er* that he ha* now completed his spring stock of Furniture, which is decidedly the largest ami nest ever ©fferedfor sale in this City, wlnon will be sold at prices as low a* any in the United States East or West, _.•.... As fee b dnieminod to uphold the quality with well reasoned materials, best workmanship, and newest fderignsr and from the extent of bis orders and facility In mVnfactnrinej be iaenaMcd to produce warranted fiirnigire t at the fowest prices-- . . . He feat adopted the principle ofldeniifying the cna tamers’ interest with hi* own, iti quality and pnee, and keep* always on band the greater variety of every des cription, of furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to tho most elegant and costly, that a house, or any part of one, may be furnished from his stock, or manufactured expressly lo order T.tie following articles consist in ptunof his stock,tehichfor richness of stylo and finish, i cannWbe *ttTpas*sd in any oi the Eastern cities: I LouiiXlv teie-teut-a&ofas: S&Sofasylapiaritundhair SOdot-Whhogany Cbatra, * 80 do Walnut , . do; 50 Mahogany Rocking do; < 20 Walnut do «u»» . i fiuMahogany Divans; 20 Walnut - do; „ . i 60 Marble Top Cemre Table*; fid do Dressing Bureau*; i 30 do Washsiands; . -40 Enclosed do;. . 100 Common do; BOPlaia Dressing Bureaus; - « Mahogany Bcdstends; 20 Walnut do; CO Collage . ■ do* ■ SCOCherry and Poplar BertiieAda; 20 Mahogany Wardrobe*; 10 Walnut: do; lOCherry do; 50Tloin Bureaus; v. •- •• 7frDiabigaad .Breakfast Table*;. , 12 Secretary and Booker*; 29 doa. Cano. Seat ChalM; UlCanttSeat RocMngCbaira; 12 Ladies Writing Leake; Itac <uid Towel yuods;. What-Nots; JSUgulte*? : ' PKperMachabTable*; . Conversation Chairs; Pembroke do; . Elizabailicu dn; Hall andTior do; Reception do; Lime*’ Work Tables; lnlaid do; Hitetirion Dining Tnblos; Arm • ••• do; O:ioinans; Ooihic and Hall Chairs. . ___ - A targe assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and •WINDSOR CHAIRS.: CAtttUxr*uisks supplied with all articles la their Une • STEAMBOATS ami HOTELS, furnished at the abort* promptly attended to, JAMBS GOSLJSG, MARKET STREET. H&d. A, GQSLISQr No. SI, ST. CLAIR STRFJST, WliOiRjiALX A 39 RETAIL footer*} la FbUign anrf Asjurictnj Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, MILUXSti Y, *e fflG DRAWING AND PAINTING SCHOOLS.—.We X' havu just opened a large Invoice of Foreign Steel Engravings, Prims,Studies, Drawing Cards,and Copies, for Teachers ajidPupite, - - . v • • # , These sketches are the ten published, and adapiedlo. oil ctasims. They embrace Elememoiy. Lan 'scape, ' ATCbitcCtoral,Object, Fruit, Flower and Animalsiwlies, Drawing Pencils, Pamts, Crayon*, Ao . For sale by DAVISON A AGNKW. v . , Booktclicrs and Importers, : 65 Matkf.i gtrgct. r.ti-T Fourth ' - aiaic’s Bf-cAm ptKno a'orte Vactury*. " : T. L.-LEASE having npphed machi to the.manufacture of PIANOS.be is .‘enabled :to sell at least twenty.five II n 9 ff per eeht.eheeneMhtnhoy brought from, tho Fasi, and waTtnniedrquaUn every Tespßot^ Six octave Rosewood Piauos, from 81SJ*,00 and ' upwards. , __ Seven octave ro • do. Sju.to „ Piano Wnteroomi on Hnud ptreet, over Johns’ Mine * ml Water Warehouse, ■■ . ■ AneOrdenfl*, Violini, Ae., tanrd anl repaired. fjeS:y JJUaoluUoa or Partners hip, THE Partnership hitherto exiiting the sub ecribers,.doing bn riness in the name- of John Black &.€o., is ibis Oay dissolved by mutual cnnscirv-H. Mcr Cullough purchasing the entire interest o' Jolin-Blackin. said burines*?"in':JlcUul]otich having the right to the nonic of aftc late firm in sotilmg tho bpsine*s r anu tho exclurivo right to receive ail ouutandmg debts, and to pay all debts duo by the late firm. ¥ JOHN BLACK, r - HENRY MCCULLOUGH. . N« business will be continued by the sub«eri ber as usual, athlsoldstond, comer of Pennaudlrwm •treeii. - HENtIV MoCUOLOUGH. Pimbargh, March V, 1853. manMf Wate&eii Jevreirjrj oc< SAVING- Just returned’ from the EastenrcUles, I have brought with me; one of the most, beaunfol carefully seiectefrStocksof Jewelty, Watches and Fiwoy flcoda, ever offered :to: the Public. Persons Wishing to purchase nnjr thing In. my line, con rely on: getting a good mlicleV I do not advertise to Belt goods telow cosk nor 50 per cent, cheaper than any house in -the city.' Give me a call, and ! om.suro you wilt be satisfied that l oan sell a good yticle as cheap as any of them. •• . Another fact I wish to keep before the people. If you want your Watch, Clock, or any crude of Jewel f’, repaired in the best manner, this is the place to have done- To this branch of my business 1 wilt devote I especial attention, JOHN S. KENNEDY, 91 Market street» Sum of the Golden bade. Notice, THE partnership heretofore existing between the un dersigned th the Commission amt Forwarding busi ness, etc "under the firm of 8. P. VON BONNHORST 4: Co., Is this day dissolved by mutual -Consent. The business ot the Into firm will be settled by S. F. Von Boanhorsi, who is authorised to use the name of the firm for that purpose WILLIAM EICMBaUM. .. 8. F. VON BONNHORST. Pittsburgh, May 3d, 185*-tayd Go-Partncrililp Notice. rftilE undersigned have this day formed a Co-Partner- Jt ship for the transaction of a Wool and General Commission and Fowarding business, under, the firm et VON BONNHORST A MURPHY. Warehouse Not 67 Water and U 6 Front streets JAMES R. MURPHY. 3.F, VON BONNHORST. , Pfltahiirvl,. Mow 0.1. ISSU-n,vS BEAL FIRE PItOOIP SAFES I Mors Proof of lAa Superior Quality of Irfwn.Bu.7lt Sf ■ Boron’ Cciibtatcd Firs Proof Boftj. rriHE character of these SAFES, la St. Louis, was be -3 foto so well established, that any further test or proof of the fact of their being superior to ell others, would have been unnecessary; bat, in order to nccom-' modem Mr Hall, the saiemee and maker of, “ Hall’s Patent Concrete safes,"-whioh. has burnt up all: other makers of any note in.the United Slates, ( Wilder’s pat-, ent included,) we lookup his challenge, and the result: is given below, by; the Committee who superintended the burning of the Safes , Wo only regrei that they: were hot left in the fire two hours longer., :, The Safe which we tested is to be seen at ourstore, and we invite the public to call and examlnelt, its we are confident no one will ever doubt their fire proof qualities, alter having Been the specimen which passed iUagb the fiery ordeal on ttjUjb CQ _ . Sole Agents for the Manufacturers, So. 13 Levee, and No. 26 Commereial street. . .The uodersigned,u Committer appointed by E. Hall, on behalf of Hall, Dodd A Co., of- Cincinnati,■ and- Messrs. E. R.VioletttCo.,as agents of Messrs, burke A Buntos.of Pittsburgh, to test the fire proof quality of the Safes, made by ihetr.rcspeouve principals—report; that we have this day; subjected a Safe of-each- manu faetcre, of similar size, which had been n ass' two years, in ovens, to n fire made.with dry oak wood, end’ I'ntsburgh stone coni, for the space of five and a half hours, and, daring that tune, wo ltelleveihe.heal applied' was for greater than any ordinary conflagration—that; at the expiration of that tunc, on taking the Safe from the fire,and cooling them down, we fonnd that the iron : casting on both was m places entirely burnt offi but that the hooka were nnirjnred j and, on -opening: the -Safes, we.found books and papers entircly unlnjored; eicem slightly by theWhterusedjn cooling off rfafc we fiJund to.be the case with both Safes, and the Only-Oercemihie ditfortmce in tho appearance of the interior the warms!; on the woodwork ofßarkeA was entirely nnimnred, while oh 1 that of n*n‘ n%ut'£ Coht.it was blistered and blackened* In eoncfmhon we would remark, that from the regnlt of thistesKwe have no hesitation in. recommending tho Safes of both parties to the confidence of the hob/icf' ‘ . « Warwick p. miller, DAVID R. BISHOP. ’ „ . , gerard. b. ai.lbn. Su Loots, Jane UJtb.lBfl9. e "v" 8 ® e 'J l 6 c it will be seen, ehowsthe PlUrhn'gh f. a “* Mossra. Burke & Barnes trvumvkant. bearing** tMjumace.t&c Bqft that had burnt vp all 01 hers.' this w glory enough for.Ptltsburghi and gam enough, Uwtlt bn found, fat Barks A Barnes. R US9 ■**•• ..■'•■:■ ... ... ■ rf. . *. : > • '/■■•:..■■. ...;•• r. ... ■ •• v ■-'. .•• ■■ •■> v- Vi :• : ' v '. -f ■' . * - , ♦ (i v r • ' , 4 > ' c ‘ U-' * 'Tr4s~lf .^.. .. '■ ' ■';'•:v'|:.' -* 9 . t * 4 , r • ’ 'A.'.',''-' D " 1,0 ‘“■^aajaa* Cttrouvo *«* h The only TnfaUihJt Cure for that Driadful Ditiaii 1/ an Inßocem, *af« anJ effecioal CW°n* [? , known <w SprnnaiKrnhcacrpitaUintari/mctVT* g,SS,^J^mMrSSi 1 F N«»»“ l fl» b 5 1 S{'/ Mi &imwiMi tr - Pains in the Head aßd Umfij U*« ;i * - SO tarojsla| acd dMttactwejW, prodnctlve of ay «f. Appetlio, PalnnaUonjTrcmorii, BiEetiKdSpitat. Ctat - jaueh mljcmef to- ihs ni-rvotfe system, fne'apaoitat- 'tWaies.,' rmtabfiity, BySfipS/A or Indlgeaiiom Plato- 3 . me thomia for basmest, »ocleiy,and matrimony. lenco Or 'Wind, and IUI -fcariae Complaints, Price as u. _• This Instrument Is simple. Comprehensive, *na nntr-. cents, or five boms fit 91JSV- Sold ■nrJiotcsnlC' and. «K (£,. *■; >■:; failingi 'tutsmM;b«.mC9;'tnthonitboslij-lnertinefcnvi-; - iuonceorthe tnowleaso-ottbc ntostinumatofriesiL—, Wo«fntebu®ftmbnfgiiandlly.*Ulh»Dn!gßWl« £ I'lt'iSlobeuseaclUbrnnllyi pnrn oriqiuiy' ,* fflrecllon»eiicl6se<ll«tb*aclib<wt. wbmever, norptnvendsgsnrpne!>onnitendtogtob& ;HffiltMyM* •' •• f t ■- - r bn«ibess; and while tarnso ito<ia«wgi«emmnm cun. *■ (t tako'plßcc,' .Wfigerattiig.fhtjirgagt, in a sfauttuns, w Ef tiich on raicnc W t%*sSAU»rßMaTaiHrnTMovmi gr * , at BKTSOTioS/atbloss of wbicb, caused by eariy abase, R. le thS diseaieVqnestiooj. anddiecausoof tba-iiaassuid.) « con«mitsmcotr,plniats ) vit:Netyoa 3 neEs ; Prostratoq l BvemsMia. Pamrin. the Head and OintnCsa.of Vtsloni TAa&WofefiS-aaflititia *gy^”i^l£y r A %r lions of the Eyes, Impotence, Pitnpjcsof the Face, Pte- ; mature Decline of Virility, \<V«aMeM of aWy «jd Power.for Momal Application, BcjeeUon, Avendonto I Society,Tlniidiiy,.Solf-!i)iBtrnJt, Xovp Am rAU.tht&t-complaints iniiaritibly atSdFjpeartu Mi sotDcvisiiopvcdfrQmishich they wwtQtea. i • riiii Instrument has been-exammed- trad opproveu .ci by lie highest authorities in America, is re commended by the .moßliJrominent.'Physicianß oraji .countries; a* i he oHiy «rtotn . remedy. jor. tAost. r complaints, end'has nowcompletely superseded tho use < tof drugs.'tho bougie, cauterizationrdfcCi, nMtomention | .the thousand advorused-iwstraniaof jhedayyiwcojaialf, 1 ’ antidotes, &c.;&c-‘ It constitutes, at the same ilu>o, the safest, the mostpUasant, and by far the cheapest treatment ever offered to the afflicted,:a fair price- being allowed for.the instrument, fuler the desired effect, has been , at tained. ■ Be It also remembored, that those complaints are bat ItiUe understood by;the profession :in general,- and tbat all the medicine in the world never has, and never willj Slop those lasse*; which, if allowed io contidue un-. checked; ore Imre (o produced the most distresalng ooa-- eequences. • It has beenamatter of surprise.tosomei that any one, of respectabiluy and cf professlonal attainments should ! devote bis atusiuion t»dt»e3ses;.which 'people orevery descripiioh pretend to cure so easily- If, howeverjout the one thousandth partoflhemteenesthese people bring upon society were known,a very difTerentbpfcqionwquld be formed;- ;And it i» not only the present misery and dejection, preying on the ntind as weu aa the? bodyy that is deplored, bu* some are ofsaqli a nature, as to affect posterity,, and even to deatrdy the reproductive faculty; altogether. It is a fact that, wheii upi propertytreated,: they may remain so dormant in;tho cohstUutfon ds to ap pear ifi no other way tliah in their effects upon yet,,if properiy ui\^ersiood ; arc mosi.easlty.ana speedi ly removed. The abbve,so ingeniously contrivedinstru ment, will doultfeßsVin a great measure, comribuie to. cbecithe evils ofquackery, so prevalent in tliis class of diseases, throughout the uoion. . The price of Uie complete instrument, carefully secur ed againstall bbasrvauoa In a only * It cun be sent* by express,; to any address in any purl of the. Unixed Siaies, catiDda,:&c4 according to order, accom* nanicd hy/uli. direcdoßS, ;and important advice to-tfae married and single; tlic expenses, even to Uieretnotoir pans of thecoamry, being very triffing. , t - _ : >,The unexampleo sQc.cessthia Insirumeni nssobtainea since iis Jntrbuaction in America, hairindueedsome iin-. princlpled/peraohs in New 'York,Pbiladelplua > Al^hny, Bo3tbni Ac;, to gev up eome.ridiculous:ihirgs,- xaued ,»tnVttamenis,” which, however; bear jtoT'niKmaar ist teaemblancej neuhir in foTm noT ! own invented, long trted, : and n'uversatiy approvedln* sirufnent3, and which are-is simUar io them aa nlghns i to tight.-- Every auempt to selUocb ‘Musxramenu»;fpr . mine will be prosecottd to the fullest; extent of the law, T being not to connect the well- and' boaestty carneu Topataticit of my inventions with'qaaebs ihcir wortbief-6productions.: M Instrument u genume dnd non* tan bewarranted biu those ordereaftom myself. • All applications and fecmtances must be directed (post pmd) to the-Doctor himself, lie having no Agencies i established but jn London and Paris. •• i Address, post paid,Dr. H. do Chaney, 61 Lispenaru st 0 New York. ■■■■;•:■. Office hourE, daily, from 0 A M. till 3P. M., and from 7 till 8 P.-M-, the Sabbath excepted.? --S : i- ID* The undersigned certify, wnh great pleasure, that the above-mentioned Instrument is.notoi.ly constructed ou ?ciwitific:pr»ncipfee, hut that from ita use the happiest result* may- alwflys v wi;b confidence, be anticipated, there behiff. for me cure of those diseases, NO OTHER CKRTAIN REMERY EXTANT ; HENRY'S. KELLER. M. 0. *1 Oil. GnE'rZEi M D., 00 Chamber street, : v 1 C ECKHAKDT, Howard sired,. ■ ' Nkw Yonx. - Dr. ns Lasct U prepared looxecuie nil orders for sut-. gieiilappatatasi viz; Ariifieial. Arms and Legs, which move like naturaliricrr.bers; Apparatus for .Luxauon, for-Contracted Legr;Tor. eorvaiure .of ihe : Splne; .*nd. Waist; for False of the Arms and KHeest r for Paralytic Legs; for Club Podt; for Lacrymal Fistules;: for FalUngofihe Kectum ; ilypogastrie Belts; Beds and Chuirafor SietPeraons? Crutches,Trusses,dim; Ortho? pedic Corsets, Ac ,*c. All work warranted. Letters must be poH pahJ, containing a propariiouate Tenmiance or city reference.- • - -• • ! •••■•• ffebVs:ty;' Dr» Cfttyzott’* Improved. Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,! The original and only genuine preparation for the permanent cure of Consumption and diseases of the Lungs x when they are supposed to heajftcttd by the too free use of ; Mercury, Iron, Quinine, se. ' . -IT WlfcL CURB WITHOUT FAIL— Scrofula, > > or King’s F.vi), : Canccr» r TQinors \irap-r . ■ Vron* of the Skin, Krtsipclas, Chronic Sore Eye», Ringworm or *Tei tewr Scald Head, Rbeumaustn, Pams m the.; : Bones or old Sotes-and Ulcere* Swelling of tho Gland*. oi lhoKldncyi*,Lo»sof.Appehtfii'Disea*eaTlBingfroT».- the uje of Mercary. pam m the Side am! .. Shoulder*, (Jeneial Debility, Drop* : : • . ay, Lumbago, Jaundice and - ‘ •. 'CosiivftViepa'-' : - vv ' •• Vhe Best Female ZQediolne Knowal THE3halret prepared “Yellow Bock,” end the u Red Honduras Sarsaparilla,? are the Invaluable reme dial agents from -which Dr.-GuyzoU’s Imptoved Extniat of Yellow Dock and SampariUais formed, anil the la* boretory of Dr. Guyzoit has given us the virtue of those roots in their perfoctlpn- . His preparation contains all the -restorative properties of tho roots; combined and concentratedin tneir utmost strength and efScnoy. Experiments were m«dc in the manufacture of this, medicine, antll it was found that it could not be further improved; Accordingly, we find lrresotied to almost universally la cases of Hepatic, Beorbulic, and Cutaneous com* plaints,- for general prostration of all the vital and all those tormenting diseases of the skin lorrying to the*pati<nce and so injurious to hcsltb. ■■■:»• P P P P'f. P. f . Scrofula, Syphilis alarcunal Complaints, Cancer, oan* ; grene, Rheumatism, onda vast variety of other disa greeable ami dangerous '■diseases, are epecritly and perfectly cured by the use of this medicine. • • SaiWKv Michigan. October 8. UQI; Ha- JoUN D. Parx-*Dsot Sir-v-lt I* with unuttera*. Lie feelings of gratitude that tarn able,: through the UI-. vine HoVideuce of God, mid by the wonder-werking agency- of that excellent medlc-ne, GuyiotiV Yellow; Dock arid Sarsaparilla, to givo you a few symptoms. Of, my almost hopeless case. .. \ In the winter of lSSOlwas attacked with a severe paini which was gradually extendmgthrough thewhole TiRUt Biile and leg} atthesarao time, a tolnt prostration of my physical system; also, my leg had shrank to about twi-ihtlds of its cdmtnon size. I procured the attend ance Of a'skillful my dis ease one of tfce worst forms of lrver complaiat. ■- He sai l thy enso was one not easily handled,l>»t proscribed -for me.- I remained under his treaimehtanUl i wns eat- Ufiedheceuld not belp me, itlien procurcd of your agent at this places two bottles of Uuy* soli’s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, from which I re* ceiveda vast amount of benefit. After ; having taken four bottles more, X was able to; pursue my business without any inconvenience; andn have been since that time teweli man, while but a short, time sines f was con*, fined to my bed of the timejaailicannot ascribe the retVrn of iny health to any other cause than by the- agency of tbantraly valuable medicine,:Guy* zott’sYeifow t)pckandSaisaparilla. : . . », . HABSSELVAURIPER. Ma-J. D, Pa^k—Diar Sir; I send you the foregoing certificate, and, so far as Cam a<gauinted with tha case, ills all true.: 1 procured It, tblnkiugii might be a benefit, to you and io tho afflicted.; Youhavo the privilege of using it as yon. think best. - Yours, W. A. BEERS. J| ! 1 ? f f ../■ Thafoltowmg teuer is from a bight; respectable phy* syclan, who enjoys an extensive practice* : v ' Nayaors, BtarkCp.nntyja.vNov 1,1651. -Da. Joins D. pABX*-/'«arSir: MD,\ Gayroit s Ex traet--;.of'Sarsapariiiav%'>TbiB: baa been pre* scribedby me for the Isist three years; with good eifcci, in Oeneral .DebilityVßivsrComplaintj JawmlcevDya* popsiavChrmiie ahCNerVouit-Diseastß. to all * female complaints UeemUnly isunequaUed. . In me - iise of : this utedlcinothe patient constantly' galDsjstrength and Vigor; a fttot-worthy of greatponsid-r erauon. Ills pleasant ttf the taste and smell, and can be used by persons, with the; most delicate * stomachs, 1 with.safety unaer any clrcamstonoes.: I am eoeakins from experience, and to-ffie ailUcted’l advise its u«b. 5 UR. J. WJERER. F ®“ tlll ,l i^ ’ Va ' an ' s,r “ l9 ) c >n; add&d ’ G “ l ' Bgen,> 10 whom all orders mast b, O* Pries 81 per bottle-six bottles for 85. N oS wftam “h ™4 E M“««iSn’c "'SxnSS .whom all orders nnmba addressed slre^an*ihe , B/amoasP/ l it*A^Pal!ne«ock 0 & Co^lh. inn Tt ni ■."'H* Washinßioa; WJI Lainber i°> h B Wnlontowßill Bedford‘n^.^ 8 ». < K 5! , f, OUI i lz> Somerset; S D Scot!, trarsh-g“Ktori<WjMra. Orr, Holliday* i 0o A lu 3t*na; Foraey ft Kaclay, ifc J os.^??. n 5 i Btooltvlller j’ m ,I, R eEhar d il i M’Farlond ft Co, W & Cp, Erie; Henry For- Bailer; t PoualnssftCo.- Beaver; J l>Suramertm, Warren; F ~!^i» ® Conaersportf P Crooker, Jr.,Drowns vi » g « fjoneiadAW A* FfthUßitock’S Termlfagtt 1, f |*HE safest and most effective remedy for.worras, in: •JL Children and Adults, thathas ever been discovered. The following te*timohy or its good effects is ofiored.-* Tiomß.K, w. WUstach, Druggists Dafavbtxs, (Indiana l Nov.lOylSjJ. - Messrs. B- A. Fabn6»rock 55 Co.—<3enw; I have been engaged in the Drug busmessTor a ; numbor of ydsrsj nnu Lave known your Vermifuge sluce.l hayc- been In; the bnsinessr. Jn thisViclrtuy it is.verypopumnaad the sales ore largo ond yearly infcrearing. Of olLthe va* rious anfcle.of Vernufaso J» ?° good a ieputiUoD as-yoara,.and rone rnalmalaa ehsroeierso -well. I coald maltlplr Instances of tho Rood effects resalUng from tl» #n, but preoome such would be annecessary. .Several ofottr topst respeeta. ale phystciacsuse It m thetr praouee here, Bad leiom mead ftns agoodaad safe article for tho expulsion of Wo ton from the system. ~ : . Yoare ( &c. . B.R.TV. WItSTACH.- fteparod end sold by - B. A. FAHNESTOCK. &CO * :-i earnsrof wood and Fust slnsstti Pittsboreh let, dftwlci * . riIBER VINBQAR—SS bbls. oa bani and for sslobv L* 1«U * ARMSIRONB ft * * > * *' ■' f ; r t . ■'V..' »* »HU|r9«.'V *- j.fi-'/i-’Ajvr-'c ’ J *Yy ' k’'’fi i ' <» <&, t r f « H \' f * r -if 1 r /* V , »,' if? * r x J< f r %t * / ¥ _ - ■..••-.••-.''A»v. .■7^--^.. , r.-^>;. < V* *. ■*-* '*» 4 JJ / " f * n ' '-A 1 "’ *-» *,•-•••.•££ , JIHItADOS' mi _ EXTRACT OP AMERICAN Olt. TJREfAMJD and solii by JNO. TOUNOSOW, «#.- X;lUbeny*iieeti:'TU4'powerfaHycoaccniTOteo pre* parnionHhemedlealvirtuesofiwbiob are found to. too eigbvUmcathe sirenglb.>6f thft original Arderlcan ON# It 15putupinVottlesat‘25 ahd27i cems,:eaclijwUufaJl ;fiinjctton»forSt*iiisS. Ificvery diseiuewheietbecrlgl* i nal American OUUasbeenJoand stall effieacxocsyand. itaedrigln&tfh'power*' aaiore&derii the ■CHpA.PSSTMSHIOniSXN.THE WORLD. CaHattd ’ltrU. ' ' JOHN YOUNCSON. original OH la its .natural state .astakea .tremibebowuleof the e&rtb*canbe bad as abo*?e*—and wm be joimd genutrw.: aotwitbfitafidln* ft certt <n fina * llK.\r b “- e ?*>» ;?»oi>t!«w«: Xlqnlit Cuticle. , article is.intenc(«d foriaimls use, and should bft • X /founurnibopossessionof everyfamily in the land* Meclmiucswha&r©incortsianidanffer ofinjurytothelr , pCTBonsihrougfa,hccidettt, ind:iho ; improper or caw le« nse ofJOOl*, <his aTrti3lo:to bB toirii|ttfljhle to them.and alter afmr/tilal,winconjil<let it indispensable* having. Liquid Cuticle, prepaicd by Meeira, PettfieldACeiap^Middleiown,. tfonneoticnl/dhOerfiUly recommend It ioou* profession al brethren, aaBh ( exceUentsabftutDtefor adhesive plosr kinds of fresh woundsj also, fofieore monies, a remedy nne* quailed, . CHARLES WOODWARD, MD„ 4 CASEY. MD, . D. HARRISON,MB., J P. WOODRUFF, M D. HAMILTON BREWER,M.D., ELLSWORTH BU ft R, MD.» Ifotonlo/ - Comprising all'the practising physicians in the city of Middletown...... . - . For sale by . B. A.FaHNESTQCK A CO-, jy 1 corner of Wood amlFimsis. • .|p»TapoKWM to THasiArFi.teTaj) with Hrbma os Huffman of l>a. liußr&Si&’s Trojs baa rendered thdeare of this dreadful disease a matter of lerlect certainty; and the man who will now allow a Jernia to'pfocsed until a condition of things is produc* ,ed that nothing'Can alleviate but the knife: of a skilfu*. .surgeon* is.wholly Inexcusable. . A rapture jn it* oidl* nary, form, may, with proprieiy, be :Jeit to thepcrsoni' : afflicted and the IrußS-raaker ; but to go as many pereoua do,:y?Uhout'even a bandoge oi Any kind toretaTriit, ot ;. ten renders tho cafe perfectly unmanageable, and Jeada to wh ul is termed StrangukUtdUemiaf which often has , no relief but in a surgical operation. In the Trus3to -which wo invite the attention of the afflicted, therals e?*ry superiority over thc. tvnsses atid bandages in common u?e It is perfectly comfortable, and can be made to fit any case of Hernia with an exactness and equableness of pressure that does not belong to any othor Instrument with which we are acquainted ; and. wilt retain any rapture with eare and eotnfori-io.thc wearer.: Phys’cians of Uie blpbeststondingin the pro fessionbavtgivcziteniniooytoitßgTentsaperioriiy over the ordii'arv »raft»es In. a*e» The/Truss of Dr. Hub ’ hard wilt nure thc cases ©f ordinary Rupture? 'We-hdrir© tiose afflicted to-make application in time. inferences cfihe character can ts giemtfi this CUuibucaUinxonthea/seni. . * . • •. Persons from a distance can. htfre them sent], by . sending the measure -round the body, j 6 DR, GEO. H. KEVSER, - 140 Wood street, soli agent for Pittsburgh marlitd&w It) Ifi VAUDS AUD THE SICK, : TEE CELEBRATED > CORISTO CK .MEDICINES. 'I7IR9T. ThC G t-EAT PAin Extbactqb IConniTt.f X? Daßy's) curing all Bants- una nil External Faina and Sores. •■■•■*■■■•', •' ■ . . :' 2d; Balm nf Columbia for Staying or Restoring (he Human Hair. _ „ . • :3d. Eei9c's>JlsrtttandSon*Umme»t uni Indian Yig • - «table ELixir, a cure fcr nil cases of Rheumatism. • 4th. McNair I .* Acousite 'Oil, a contain cure forDeafness* sih. it»fmcnt.o known core tor the Piles. 6th. Spokrit Sitk IleadatheKemedy. ■■Yihs-JUother's 2Uh~tf r Cot allwomen injhe family, way, Bth. Lcng/ey’s. Gr#af_ Wetum Indian Panacea, for Colds and"ievcnsh feelings aiid prevenunr fevers t for : ABthmai Liver Complaint and Imlous Affection* \ m for . JEarrhma,‘lndigestion and Lossof Appetite) forCosuve nessin females andma!es,andnflrvouscon)plafnts * for . 'Stomach Affections,Dyspepsia, Piles* Rheumatism, Ac. ; The greatpolnisare His not bad to taka, never gives, pttiu, and never leaves one costive.. • • • •• . v Bih- iCoimrMcPs fcm*ftf£«(Worni Killer,) forCluldren. or-grown persons. .. . 10th. Eta- PainßiUfr. . No raedicina has been discovered mat. is eo happily adapted to *». inumaily asdrops 1© betaken, and -yetperform suefr :Wortdei*when applied extemclly.u& a Warm or bath, by friction. ::Ih bottles' 7 from-125 to 00 cents each.- Uih* r SauhhcUz's Roath.and Bed BugßaiUy for arlVv ing away Vermin in a short tltno. <• • . ' r-lciL. The celebrated Lin's 14/i.Tills and Tenrperanc* 13th. DrlS&rlhalamtyfsTink Syrup, the pop alar EX*: PECTQttANT FOR COUGUS, COLDS, INFLUEN* ZAt&e. SURE coloring for the Hair. ... . ‘ ••• , . ISih. Lin'sßatm ©/“Cftfoa,a ChlnMsßen.edy forCntij BrnlflefS_Sorc?,A.c. . 16;h, Extract<tf £ arrayar Gta.- Thl a artlel er has outliv ed all other Sarssparillas, and still gives &g great satis faction an ever. . • - v . « . • 17th. The celebrated spread Strengthening mads from Dr. Lia’s recipe, and tho roost popular in market. _ 'i'..• lßih'l>r.EUnt'* Tooth'Aeh* btoss* A certain and easy aura for Tooth Ache- , . • • v- , • "19th. Dr: Comstock has lately.bought toe ught for the United Stales, of the celebrated Concentrated Mineral WaUTf found at the Salr Springs.; of Doctor Wm.C. Chase, at St. Catharine?, C. w. Thismfedietne hasat* tained a notoriety andpopularity ncver.before equalled by any preparation at that place, nnd its saje ha* been < commensurate with its mortis, which are extraordinary, i AU the remedied are fully.described in ALMANACS* to be given to all who call- where the Alecncluea art; kept. * . NOTICE. -AU preparations heretofore known as « COMSTOCK’S » or COINSTOOK & CO. 1 * a! way* be longed end now belongs EXCLUSIVELY to DrLuciui S. dotnßiick ; and thouchiho ot Coroitock & CoV will beconunucd. thi* extra label with the fao-simlla -signature of Or. L. $, C.'wUl la future designato the GENUINE* ALL OTHERS HU&:r BE SPURIOUS - - LUCIUS 3. COMSTOCK. •; ry The above medicines can be bad 10 this place ol ftb6 william jackson* Np.OiO<i.lbcrty street, head of Wood. - CHERRY PECTORAL THE CURE OP COUGHS, COLD 3, HOABSjS- Jc NESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH CROUP, ASTnMA and CONSUMPTION. , In offering to tie community'-this Justly celebrated re* mcdy for discuses of the throat and U is not cu? ' wishto trifle with the-live* or health of <fao afflicted, but ■. franklyio iaybgfore them the opinions of distinguished - men and some of the evidences of iu success, from which they can Judge for themselves. Wd sincerely pledge ourselves to make no.wild assertions or false state tnenta of u& efficacy, norwill we hold out any hopoto suffering humanity which faotswill nat warrant. • Many pratfiiwehero given, and wo Solicit an inquiry from the public into atl we publish, ieeiing assured they ; willfind them perfectly reliable, and the medicine wOr •thytheirbeslcnnfidenee and patronago. Prom lha dutinguizhed Btqfusor of Chemistry and Afail* - t . ria £UdUa t Bowdain CoUtse. Dear Sit s.l delay c d answering the receipt of-your l preparation,until 1 had ano ponunlty of witnessing Ita i effects in my own family, or in the familics of my irienda. t This I have now done with a high degree of satisfac* >. tion, in cases both of adults and children. i. I have found it, as Its ingredient* show, a powerful ro; t medyfor colds and coughs and pnlmonury diseases. * . PAHKER CLeaVELAND, M.O. BauKßvn«,Me.,Feb. s >lS4T. Tfrcin an Owrjar in tkt Hamilton Mitts* ih (A# Cirjf. * Dr. J. Ci-Ayer; Ihsve been curej o'? ihg I.eyeihsil in mylllefby ■your“Caiaßy never fiul, wken l bsye npponutuflf of recommeniiaW looiheie. c <iirally, B 8. V. EMERSON. if thUmeaieine l« ikKff&wVi. T^6 ,?“ ieul ,I “ <i become very [eeble.anu" tno efreoioflhe.meaiciae v»a« unmmalcablyd]»ilnei>— . ; V*®.®® Status Hotel, -■ rni°oir?;S^ y f fr*? ir1 kav , e been wfihapam- S!ni?rtH«?®w O Jir 0 anss d an<l ‘lie symptoms of sewed conßort#iion,to;niOTe.umn djeat. tedaid find no me* diciatthat would reach my case, mutt 1 conuaeneed the SSet i Pn w .b‘bh ga»e me gradual I.™ln bpensieailily gamingniy strength till S llh .i* welt nißb, restored. jffag-TjWg'rttaidatf »had die.gnttfleodoaof ’g" l -SS'2 , ? SiunM l l? ,ka badbeen Sfispendcd (torn bis parochial ■dalles by a eeyere'anaek. oi btonohiue. ' ; *fOaT© pta&gQTs iiLcettifyiug heto Dicta u> y,oa *•■* :*■ Antfrnm, «t*youT» TeapecifttUy* | JoF- CALwOUiJ, of Soath Carolina* C3* The. followins -was ter, of the worst of caso' •which the physicians and friends thought to be incur* .. consumption.— T . ' . 'CHBTEjt.Pa., Ans-Se, V J.C.Ayer,—Sirs l.waa üben wuh brought on by a cold, Indhelbeginnlngof and -was confined to •my. bedi more tha? „„°J?l ary ’ Oengfiing: incessgntly night and and-j^o.'xaytnyoaiTme saakenA’n I .^?™?^, 1 •breath very abort; - Indeed, ! w»*. nd •“*• wterellyrgatUr'tuidJi .Pquglass, nnd.byJrcffW* ' Qreennoine Plant*. Ist.ioilecUon ofDahlia* wcrt of4ho.p-iui- X taint, ono handrcdaatl fifty varieties-' Thorbarn’a whiiSareunequalled. . America? Republic, cad O.bofßay, and Tier burn!aHctqlnr,B'EcUpsa, amt-sir S.Blanc,areadmit, led to be the Gama cl llicWorM- The above, with every variety BfGreenbcnfeaml Other Plants, for rale at the Pea,eager and Kamluanre Offlej of Ngwf( S&,mS£S. l&y.'T r^o^^i, ' Ci,u mi Mechanic*! tJnjiiieer. F«*aio MORGAN. - ‘ '■ \ \: >v v . : ' •y-’/y. : '.: ; 'v yl'-.’ ",'r « f; '■~<X if**'*: i r P: : Hf. »J •* - »«* ;:»5 S*r»'V~> k .L'v :. P i fi' \ j f.ril v XgMt v *- ■
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