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■' , ? « i tdt*'itr Mtott,cma lelli, good nit of BmamorClo
fitins for*g3o;iattittMturOood**of every delciiption,
' tery lojrftr oarß.- ‘ Carton .-work jntdo to order In
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B’u«»i4ltiM'«oOߥEß, »X : Uieß** HrTB Ciararaa
8r0»,t<0.’9?5 Wbenx«reotj eellrUieelieaimit Clo
iglnrnoCity—welFmadamdfutlon«iljreat Cell
!■aal jrou will not lie dteppolntea.-
«BtweSwTr»»r BipPMja splendid Msonmont
* T'eneyCaehmete*Brown,Green and BlueC»U>e> »®P
Qoodej.«ul»bte e>rtte*e««niwljjd»
. wefcra prepared to make to older, (w*Uioot dneppoma
meat,) & ■ style tuuvpused wine City*
Came and sec.
nxTSßvaau
Comer -of Wooi and
TSSfeSS
expressly for this market, ® n ? j? S“P?J,k, oor mouo i
wo are determined to «« low sl„gn
being; "Qmck Safer and SmaU . wllh „
Oor 'Wsrerooin, up
large stock of Cloihs, Ca««.metes, y««eg., = , e
sahratffsWjSHAJsc
mvm •■ ■. • •
J/VBIKB O. WATT.
iftfss^^*^a u »sss
SSSKi^*asin^
CA«»«IMrBES ami VKSTING3, which fornewness 01
design* ana ■richness of fabrics, are
anviooso crest of New \ orfc;—All of which ho is. pre«
nardd to make tnorilerin a superior style, at the lowest
price possible, ond cordially Invite purchasers to call
and examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
■TO TAILOfIS.-~\ have no. authorized Agent in thuf
city, for ihesttle of my work on GARMENT CUTTING.:
•It can omy be had; at the store of the subscriber, Op
Market street, fttihc following prices, vix: with ißstruc
; uons, CIO j without, C 7.
• rnarl7
JAMES C.: WATT.
BIS W ci.OTUING”HOtJBK.
EDMUND watts * CO,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
■■■2Vo;.'lBs''.Lii«rty 'Urea, above. St. Clair,
TTHVB opened o new Clothing Store, at the ebtive
JH. place and ar- now receiving a epcnddlol o!
Clottie, Carcimercß, Veitmcs, &o.,df the laU-st;iroportn
tionv purchased with a i especial view to city trade, and
■ which they arc prepared to make up to orilerin the la
tepi an«Vmo9t faaluoitalus .styles- .
ttnct attention to thlt branch of l icir huMnesr, and ilu y
have full confidence that they wilt be able to give tlictr
? i rn"^l«^ro^rc U A 0 Dv r M^TcLrn r fl? ! ?G^ 1
which they will sell low for cash
Aa all this stock is entirely new, it is won, ' y r *" l “ U ' n '
on of buyers; W“.-L
-'sp¥iso add sufa.no.tt clothiso i
Si maw £ hkee bi(J DOORS i
No. 151, liberty Street, Pittsburgh*
TOWN McOLO9KEV has now the pleasure of an
#l noonolng to hts numerous friends and the public in
renetal.ihat Sis Spring and Sommer .toek is now ready
for Inspection, which Tie believes will be found to bo
one of the largest and best selecled siockß or Heady-
Made Clothing* to be found In the \l estera Cour.tr).
He has this season paid more than osual attention to
the manufacturing anu style of his Garments, so that the
very lowest priced, as well as the finest, are got up in a
stile thil elcßBi\cB not to be Burp#Bsco«
He would particularly call the attention of all dealer*
lAClnthing
’ Aa he feela confident, apon examination of thetonalities
and prices of his goods, he can offer them such uidcce
' menu! as shall mioit their interesttopurchase at hts
; : *’{Sny l^SSs’ experience,and great snecMf in the fcn
ainess,rogether with an unprecedented wAelpaii endri
<atf patronage, has enable* him to get up Garments to
"auit the business habits and tßAtes of every.location in
the Union, which is of the utmost importance to whole
- ; * a jn department will he found a choice sc
lection of thejnost fashionable good*, consisting of-r
Fre& BwiM and jS’ixrican Broadclolkt,
Cashneretu, Ac,4e. AUo, an excellent »siorttaent«i.
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The Assortment, the QaaUiy, and !«,*•
• most exteneiee, undoubtedly,to be foind ra
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iSnTSBtmGHTANB ALLtoIIENV
Jr —Wauled at beat latea, at tho c^' r ,? I r J2 a L k r { ? d
Third streets, by : ItcTl a. WILKINS fc CO._
rj)o*parßienMp Bonce.
rfUIE subscribers have e«ettd intn partner-
T . ship, under the style and firm of TAArrts, ha
QOTtB A BANB for the purpose of carryingon agea
■ eral Commission and Produce Business, and confident-
Iy hop© their lona experience, extensive mercantile ec
oualntancc, and. personal attention to iho Inteteits of
their customers, will entitle them to a share of nubile
pnttonage, whioh it lihaJlbetheit study to desew.
pu • 6 ’ . LUKE TAAFFE. Pittsburgh, .
SXbVL MAGUIRE, Camberrd. M»L,
. WM. C BANE, Washington, Pa-
Pittsburgh, April 3.1853. tßpo -
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OeehnSf Beßrlde. A Com
**injF4CTua«3ojr _ . ■
Iron Sailing md Ornamental Iron Wcrhj tn all
iitbrrmeha,
NO.SS,WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
TUBE advoniseis beg leave respectfully to inform their
A frienda and the public generally, that, hyinv receiv
ed a lam number of new patterns for Iren Railing* &c n
SSitogethcr witbihosepreviously unhand,compnses
the greatest variety ever offered , in this are
nowprepared to manufacture the stune t fo r CaneteTy
„ purposes, balconies, fences, gatdens, window guards,
inboxes, hat racks,centre tobies, Ac-Ac ,5n a style of
wotkmSsmp add finisH potlobe surpassd,and cheaper
than anyhertto fore manufactured west of the xaoun
**££[>, cooking staves* hollow ware, and castings ofall
descriptions, asusoal. .
“ oßOßaii blbtcheb, .
■ FBOU SSV SORE,
• /<T~S. MANUFACTBHER of the Cele
/m V. \ braIedGOSSAMBR VENTILA*
1 A ■nNGWIG, ELASTIC BAND
73&TOUr EES. and every description of
W ' Ornamental Hair. for .Ladies and
<r* * JBf ;Baabc iTi rm' j M * 19 Foonh street, be-
twfgn Wpod ond Market* Pittsburgh-
BmH— Bleteher’s System enables Ladies
RsraßSSlHlend Gentlemen to measure Ibetr
riygaSEsgeg:beiidi with accnratsy
•'■r'os2jfs£r- ■ ■ ' FOR WJG9.
No. 1. The round or tbe Head, . XT n
3. From the forehead over the head to neck,No,
“3. From ear to ear, over the top. _
“1. From ear to ear, round the Oreboad. .
For Touptu, to eswr «*s up of tit Bead, *W!f-.
A Paper Pattern, tbs exact shape of the Bald part.
lyUbam
Agent; for Dilfcnnt Lines o( Packet Ship*.
PASSENGER OPE ICE,
Ho. 410 bUnttr Btncli Plttilinrgli. ,
Sot S: W. BYRNES tr C0.,69 SouA tuut,amaof
Pint, Niv y«rl; 36 Wautles Rood, lit njnoJ; oniCj
Btavitr ttrettjNtvt Orltant,
__ H\S a.Line of Pncitw
Idverooofto New T&rlt; a
Line of Packelß from Lie-
erpool to Philadelphia,on JsUIW
JjSgSrafisatbe eighteenth of each rrfiiiiiiastaa
imp. of Packets to Baltimore on the twin oi
f»X.o?tb! dOstHSllne“l Packet, on the Bth nad
S4th of each month from London and Portsmouth to
DralUatslghtatwayaon hand,for anyamount,
at the lowest rates of discount; and all information
ja,,enge rß> th« can he aven, with
Seja,n ? ,by thcfr W
ceiiEbrated p ethebeai» <?il and lamps.
the abtrve named Oil arid Lampt,n oowrecelvlnga large
alwruiient of JuAMPS, for burning Ihe Eibereal Oil,
Camphlne and Pine Oil. Also, Lamps of every descrip
tion, for burmngLard and Lard Ou. tm.u.ruh t ,
. Chandeliers, OirandoleJlall Lamps, Wi. c kf,Olot»ei,
Chimney Mats, Cans, and all things pertaining to the
ereal*Camphln e or Pine Oil, regularly supplied
° a All«aen C 'elt V wSh the wagon, which Is oonsianUy
passing through the city, will he prompily attendedto.
P N. u. Lamps of all kind* altered to bum the Ethe
real Oil. All articles delivered in any part of the city.,
or in Allegheny, free of co.l. w & WR , OUT
No. 82 Fourth si, (Apollo llall,)
anr:lPv between Market ana Wood streets. .
mcv bsui r<jf the Ut© firm of Sands tßetneman.
iOVIB EKlSfifl AS * eo<«
IMPORTERS AND DEALER* IN
CisetaTOeto. W** MatmaU, 3boU.
C rtnß*ma> om boos nou wood, ntrarasoH,
mAKEleaveto announce to the trade endthe nubile
T HscnefaUVi that Uiey have themselves carerunys;*
CSittfiufadmporiedfromEurope,alaree stockofXlold
ifiaitViiTßWhes. Watch Materials, and Toolsfot
SS.fhTJlvarTrtJimdS elegant BMortment bfdew
'ystcA2jS^'es i manufactories—which they offer at
Ctada undTtaE Pieces from the best American Facto
-2seiMg3s@s!a££i
faney articles generally
rtoWf Whtc* materials and Tools,
ff wry^SSi^Vey have most carefully ee-
Sss&tgg&s
3S3SES3&&
PCDDKtI * »'UltUi , ;
«A N MINERAL” *A IN T,
PoEr>KßfcFoii>,and find itu> con
tatothe fallowing:
Siliea. ~. -
-raaoifron,
fhjiisof'ibnganeae,
- WatergniLose, . *
✓ mfiO
•SSS^^SSSS^SIS^^
tTSjjPJs differ from any average of tie lamp! powdered,
foUo ”>
&S&&S&.. - • . ' «S
Lime, • * . ,1B
s£&*»* *
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3K$&&Si&& k“- 7 ■:; '- - •-V ■■" '
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Sra^sportatimi.
to ASPECIAG MEB3ENOER»nt d&? for Philadal-
Alfo, daily to &mdtmatt,at7
°’o?a«»lnmsniittea free of charge, and Goods returned
for rule on England, Ireland and
Scotland, for tuiy amount, payableonjirißoijial Banking
nooses or Poet Offices in the United Kingdom. ,
decM * BAKER & FORSYTH, Agents;
tKiHDauU’ Foitatle Boiit Line,
18^2.
For the Transportation of Merchandise and Produce,
(VU PZTnteTLVAm&CAXJJLSAKU BAILaOASSI.S&TWEErt .
, PITTSBURGH AND PUILADBLPIiiA,
Dirtel*vjiihoutß+‘Shwp\ng>
fg- DAYS.
PATTON A REYNOLDS.
DepotSSl Market st, (near Sixth.) Philadelphia.
C A M’ANULTY A CO,
• - Canal Basin, and 410 Penn street, Pittsburgh.
TTAVING increased oar facilities and otherwise im-
JjL proved our arrangements (or Transportation, we
sretiow-pteparedio receive a large amount of Produce
and Merchandise, to*hip (on tte opening of. the Canals,)
wr.U promptness and dispatch.
The Section Boat system of transportation-.over our
i State improvements has beea in use about ten years.
1. and the greatsnccess and favor It has met wiihJsneuf- j
t ficient guarantee that it is -no longer considered a i
I doubttutor uncertain-experiment v but is acknowledged
l by all asvßsily superior to any mode of transportation
i used onCanaifi, (when intersected byJtailroadß )
I Goods loaded into our Boats at Pittsburgh, remain
undisturbed until unloaded at our Warehouse, in Markat
street, Philadelphia,thereby entirely avoidtng the delay
conseQucntoir three different transhipments, ana secu
ring- the delivery of Goods in entire lots, the packages
clean, and in as good order os when shipped. •: .. •
Produce, Ac, consigned to our House at Pittsburgh,
•will be received ami forwarded.always el tho lowest
: cnrrcftl canal rates, strictly according to instructions,
without any extra charge for commission, storage, or ad
vancing charges, Ac. > ■
'•1.4.- C. A. M’ANULTY & CO
Fare Rtducfill .•
"WEST NEWTON PLANK ; ROAD ROUTE,
[lALTl.MoriE, I'HILAI)F.M*HIA ond WASH-
I? INGTON CITY. Fas* Rraccro: ,
To IXaHlmoce. SiOOlea* than Pa. R&ilroau
•fo Philadelphia* Bl.W> ’ do do do
To Washington' City, Bu,3i> do do . do
This is the only Office whiolt insures a THROUGH
TICKET to Washington,and. by taking .ibialtouic,pftS"
sengers wjlUave lime and money. ; , - ' ~ ..,
The Mail-Boat (currying the United States mail.)
leoves the Mbnoneahe’a Wharfj above the Wire Bridge,
EVERY ArTERNi>ON»at 5 o’clock,via the Youghto*
cheny River P Spensers will lodge on the Boat, and
iako splendid United StaicsMall Coaches at West New*
ton, next morning over the Plonk Road, crossing the
mountains In daylight Take the magnificent sleeping
Cars of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at 10 n clock,
p M. Breakfast at Sal itnnrc and Washington City,
dine n Philadelphia, and arrive In New York the same
evening. _,.
Tare to Baltimore. •
do Philadelphia,
do AVft'hingtou City. -
MONONGAURLA ROUTE. it
The Stenircr icavesthe Wharf, above the Unage,
Daily, QtSo’clock, A.M. Travelers leaving Pirsburgh
by the Morning Boat, will cto«s the mountains tho same
niff hr. rmd arrive in Comber-laud rho next morning lor
the 9 o'clock train of Cats for Baltimore. Willsup m
Baltimore and Wasningiun City, and nmvo In Fimedel
phia at 2 o’clock, the same night . _ • •
Fare to Baltimore. - • - *
do. Philadelphia, •f. - - * iS’SS*
.do .Washington City, •' - • • , 10,SO.
For Ticket*, by either of the above Lines, please c all
at the West Newton Plank Road Office, In-lbe Monon
gaheta House, Water street. , J. J. EVANS, Agent-...
anr6
UICIitOAS OBSTKAIi BAUiEOAD.
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT DINE,
Jo connection ■with the Cleveland ncd Cincinnati Rail
mad. Cleveland and Brio Railroad,-Cleveland.and
Pmsbnigh Railroad) and ' Michigan Central Railroad.
T>AS9ENGERS will he ticketed. through Arom an?
XT po'ml on Lake Michigan, to Cleveland, Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh, and from cither of those places to any
point on Lake Michigan.
This Line will bo composed of two new low.pressure
steamers, built expressly fortheroute. •
CLEVELAND, / : Capt C.C STiUAim.
FOREST CITY, - . Capn L. A. Pixnc*. .
ABoai will leave Cleveland ft Detroit, and Detroit
for Cleveland, every evening, aiflfc o’clock, arriving in
both.cities the following monnog, in season-tor tho ro.or*
rung tra'mcf cars for Chicago, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh,
ami for the Lake Saperior and Saginaw boms at Detroit.
They will ran. from Cleveland in the following order
’ FOREST CITY
Monday*—- ■ —Wednesday. ■
• CLEVELAND.
Tuesday ■■ ««—•*• .Thursday -«• —Saturday.
CLEVELAND.
Monday————••-Wednesday.—— Friday.
FOREST CITY.
I Tuesday.............. Thursday Saturday.
i The undersigned are prepared to make contracts for
all kinds of Freight, from Cleveland to Detroit, Mscki*
naw, Saute Ste. Marie, andaUports oa Lake Michigan.
The OCEAN, CASPIAN and ST, LODJS will compose
the line until the new Boats are ready
XOEKTS.
C BUADBCTN fc CO,Cleveland.
" PITMAN, TKQWBRIDGE A JONES, Detroit.
aprlfrOm . ■.■ ■ ■•
S VAX HER ARRANGEMENT.
OHIO FERSBtLVABIA HjllLailW
jsaiMitga
The only Wtztern railroad tunning out of Pittsburgh,
rasa y *ok all tbs delays or ts* oino siv«.
To Cleveland* Ct'nnonaiu Toledo, Detroit
• end the cartetu Lake Peru, Only Direct Lin# to Can
' ton, Massillon <tnd Woe tier,
EIVE TRAINS start from Piittbargh, (Sunday* ejt
copied)—
EXPRESS TRAIN ■ 4f
Leaves Pittsburgh at 830 a m. Passengers dine .at.At*
banco all p.u->and reach Massillon ai4.30 p.m» This
Train rant ihroogh to UascUlon. The Alliance House
Unow open, and has excellent ace ramodauans for the
travehngpuoUc
A NEW FAST PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaves Pittsburgh at tl a. m, dining at Salem* ana
reaching Alliance a; 346 nx., in time tor the train to
Cleveland. This train stops only ■* Rochester, New
Brighton, Enoiu Columbiana and Salem By caber of
these trains passengers can reach Cleveland about half
£ast five o’clock, and ia time for the Evening Boats on
take Erie.
By taking the Fast Tram at It a.m , they can transact
their business in Pittsburgh before Marling, and save
I three hoars over the Wellsville route. .
Passengers can take the fust Train and be in Dnasirk
(he next morning, or m Chicago.in the evening of the
next day.
Through from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, 140 miles, in
abootnz and a half hours. FareSL Fare in Mnuillonj
109 mile*,s3. ...«■•■ • 1# I
TheExpref*Tramcnmtngenslv7ara,leßVCsMiis*il!on I
at 11 a. m.,reaches AR. mce at 14 15 e k.. connecting with i
the lino irom Cleveland dines there,and arrives at Puls*;
burgh at 5 p m., giving passengers lima to lake tab in i
Pittsburgh, and go on by-the Pennsylvania Railroad at ,
030 p k. ■ ■
Passcnversby ilus roate come from Cincinnati to Pitts*
burgh in two days, without night travel, and save from
one to two daysin connecting with the Penua. Central
Railroad.
Passengers leaving Pittsburgh nts.3o a m>, reach Can
ton at 2f. m , and Mes&illon aj sW*fl p m. At Masniiiou
the line connects with stage hoes to Wooster. Mansfield
New Philadelphia, and m Knap to New Castle, Polund,
Warren, Mercer and Erie
’THE FREIGHT TRAIN,
With a passenger car attached, leaves Pittsburgh at 4 30
a.m, and waits at Alllanco for the arrival of the Fast
Train; leaves thero immeaately after,and reaches Mas
sillon at 5.30 p. m.
fly The New Brighton Accommodation Train leaves
Pittsburgh atlO a. m. and 6.30 ?.and New Brighton
at? a. M. and !p. m., stopping at iueiroediate station?.
.■■■: Excursion tickets, good for two days, are sold between
Pittsburgh, Rochester and New Brighton.
Quarterly tickets are sold al low rates, and tickets by
the package to some of the stations.
Excursion parties are accommodated at reasonable
The fast train returning, will leave Alliance &t 4.15 ?.
m., New Brighton at 7 p. M.,and will reach Pittsburgh at
BA..V.
rhe trains do not run on Sunday. .
- OmnibusseeTun in .connection with the trains to and
from the atouon on Fedeml street. . •
For tickets apply at. the Federal street Station of toe
OUo and renn.ywnnin pARKIN)
Ticket Agent,
orto J»MESKINEN«
* Monongahcla House, Pittsburgh.
* Note.—By the route by steamboat 60 miles to Wells*
ville,and thence by railroad lOOmiles to Cleveland,the
faro isQ3,6O. .
Pittsburgh' June 24, 1852.
HIDES— 15 Dry Hides, just received In store, for
sale bv Dfe3] L. S. WATERMAN * SONS.
1 EAD—l,UUOpigs eofi GaJenti Lead, landing from
1j steamer Ftnia. and for sole by -
jc2S J AMES A. HUTCHISON & CO.
GOKN IN EaK—so bus. prime Yellow, jusl received
and for sale by
jy9
Wholesale and/lLet&tl.
TITJUP, CANIV UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
YV MANUFACTORY,No. 143 Wood street. JOHN
W. TIM) now offer* for sale, at Eastern prices, a huge
assortment of the above Goods, to which the alien lion of
dealers i» invited. Also. Corpat Bn?*, and Ladles 1
ftatnhHc. ■■ \ ’ ■ • •.tfnrvl
Aiilgnmoßt for the Benefit or Crcauore.
BY order of voluntary assignment, executed on the
Bth day of May, in the year 1852, by Cubic, M».
GbaTh & Co., to Richard T. Leech, Jr.,the said ClarW,
M’Gratfc ACo., made the said Richard T. Leech, gr., 8
Trustee, for the benefit of their oreduors. . All persons
having claims against the said firm* are requested to
present them to the subscriber : and all persons indebted
to the firm, are notified to ealion the subscriber, at IS3
Wood street, Piliahurch.and pay or arrange the same.
tn?tv n T LWRTH. JH
. Hew Bookli st Stir York Price*.
Theological and miscellaneous books,
now opening from Carter’s, Fletcher’*, Harper’s,
ADDlelon’s,Scribner’*, Dodd’s, Fataam,Ac., New York;
Goald A Lincoln, Jewett, Ac , Boston; Martin, Ac.,
Philadelphia; frormbe Presbyterian Board of Publica
tion rand AmericanSitndaySchoi Union, and Map Sab-,
bath School Society. ; . . , ,
' Totrether with Gosh Importations of siandard Theolor
gicaland Miscellaneous worksfrom Europe, and* large
lariety of Stationery.
Clergymensu^Ma
st.,
moea ■ . adjoining WUson’a Jewclr* ~ -
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so. 130 ™"g AUBI -
L :■. IMPORTERS and manafacturets
‘ASB&& BISm orCBTIkB.V, SVRGIC\L AND
MSS ' DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, RI
- . FLEB, Ac. We kcepagenerala.-.
’■Pi Eoranentof lho above article, con
stantly on bend; together, with a genorel variety of
-Finer Hardware. AlM.Gan., Pistols and Revolvers,
FJaakV Horns, Bhot. Belts, Caps, Powder, Lead and
Ballets! Bowie, JWrk, Banting and Pocket,&ilves;
Tailors' and flair .Dressers’. Shears! Pocket ■ Scissors,
it. • Also,Trasses and SnpporterS-
Jobbing and repairing neatlveieonted. -
RIFLES!— Woarenuklng Rifles of every-deserip
tl6n»^to Order, of the -best tnaterialiand workmtuuhlp,
whrranted. .drderrreeeivedrorthetnatWholesaleor
Beall, wUI-be filled with dtspeteh. Hunting partes
stgipllsdatWholesale prices, {myls I
RUSSELL ft JOUNBTON.
ENTERPR ISE WORKS .
jtosupuu*, (EompcmUa.
gw MM B«l«« iMUUUi
r|IHE OFFICE of the Jniuranu Co.q} Jfortk AjntrU*
X has becnrnnoeriJ to (be Warehonseof Hardy, Jones
,& Co,j No,.MlFront street, third, luiiise East of Wood
street, where the subscriber will issue Policies on Build
ings and theiroofflents, BndonSJtipmenls by Btsantbsats
t&i othet ve*sels,for the above oldana responsible
Comptthy, [ap3l WM. P. JONES. Agent.
Stale mutual Flee ■ lamneci: company!
HARRISBURG, PA.
T\ESIGNED only for the Baler classesof properly,has
If (maniple capital, and affords superior advantages
in point of cheapness, safety and accommodation, to city
and coantrytmerebaats, and owners of dwellings, ana
Isolated or country property. : o
A: A. CAHRlEß,Aeioaty,
bclffl Branch Officc.No.S4 SmitMcld si- Pittsburgh l
Cash flatosl Fire lniarsnce Company,
OP PENNSYLVANIA.
Sloo,ooo.—The undersigned is too
», Agent of the above Company for Allegheny county,
had is prepared to take risks on us fcvorable term* as
any responsible Company In the Slate. All losses
promptly’paid in siity days afler proof of the same
Also, Agentftr the Keystone Life insurance Company,
of iill rlU!l,nr? ’ eII THOMAS MOPFITT, 29 Fifth st.
N«w - Enßl*ndX»veStoeli.lu«tirano*oo.,
ifew Haven, Connecticut.
Horses, cattle, &e, insured against death by
disease oraccident, Capital JSO,WO| ffltii power
to increase to 6100,000
■DtaacToas.
Thomas Kendrick, Alfred Edwards,
J Lewis Taylor; John Barton, ■■■■
NathanlelTlmrbcr, Wm. VV. Kendrick.,
Thomas Kanonica, President.
BUret T. Riytioirii. Secretary. ■_ _
0 - . CURTIS A DOBBS, Agents,
No 103 corner of Wood and Fiftb sts.,
mv29 rover Patricks A Friend’s Banking House.)
Skw — Vc
TOinriE’Jß lastiKAHUia com.
PART. '
ACCUMULATED CAPII-AL, 8300,000.
THE ANNUAIi DIVIDENDS lmvo Ueen nnoinally
large, sliosCing that the company has been doing o
very largo- and prosperous business.
Too dividends inlB4G were £0 per cent.
» n 1847 “ 50 ••
■ » ■ 164 S •* 50 .
. u “ 1819 40 “
I. I<: 1850 . 40 11
n ii 1851 “■ CO “
'■ u ii . . 1859 “. 40 “
Thbi is among the oldest companies litihc United Slates.
Its accumulated capital is constantly increasing for the
Languor memb.r " K 'fr Ni Pr „ dent .
PuM r B^.Sl Ao-« iußTig & DOBB3i Ag|r _
PiUsburfU. cot. of Wood and Fifth streets, over Pal*
rick dc Friend’s Banking llou«e.
nC CALIFORNIA RISKS TAKEN.
Al ß o»ncent« for Protection aui Farmers Fire andJVlar
rine insurance, capital. and of Branch office,
Empire Stato lleaUti Association, cash, including occu
mutated capital 319 000.
Alio, agents for the purchase and *aie of real estate.
m»ll
rnHK DFiAWAmf INSUH
JL ANCECOMPAWYr—Office.North Room of the Ex,
change,Third slreel,Philndelphia.
Fißt» liKsurtAhcs.—Buildingß, Merchandize and othei
oronertv In ro«r» and country, insured against loss oi
damage b> fire at the lowestrate or premium.
Mabims InsrsaSCEr— Fhey also insure Vesrel*, Car
a oes and freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or
oiiecml policies, as tho gESuredjmay desire.
1 Inland Taora?ortation —Theyalso Insure nierchan*
disc transported by Wagons, Railroad Can Cana,
Boats and Steam Boats, on rivers and lakes,on the most
li OiFncT?JriS«-Josenh H. Seal, Edmund A. Soudei
JohnC. Davis. Robert Burton, John R. Penrose, Samue.
Edwards. Geo. G. helper, Edwiud UurllußtOm Isaac U
Davis, William Folwell t Jobn Newim T Dr.R.M.Hasten,
JamesO.Hand.Theqphilus Paulding,H..Jonesßrooks.
Henry Sloan, Hush Craig, George Serrin.Spencer Me-
Jlvain, Charles Kelly,J.G..Johnson,William Hay,Dr
I AT Vli'TSßU^Gii-—O. T. Morgan,
Hugh Craig, ) no. T. MARTIN, President
Tcos. C. lUho, Vice Preßidcni. .
Josxpn W. CoWah, Secretary.
Tbe franklin Fir* Imursnce
or raiuaiuiiu.
T) OtmricW. Bunoicr, . CeorgeW. Wohirdi,
Thomas Han, MoiacealD. Lewi.,
Tobiaa Wagner, Ado phi E. Borie,
Samuel Gram, David S. Browne,
Jacob B. Smith, Morn. I’aUetson.
CUAB. N.BANCKEB,Pre*’t
Cnaa. G. BamsttH.tfecreiarr. „ , ,
ICr Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on evenr description of property In ao wn_ano country
at rates us low as me consistent with security. • *
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund*
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested*
afford ample protection to the assured. : . . .
The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, 1851, as
mbUshedagreeably lo an Act of Assembly, were aa fol*
Caah.&c. MPW'BI
* 81,5L2,7084«
Since their incorporation, » period of SI yeara-they
Isaac paid upward* or Ont MUlicn Four llundni Tkou
lend ItoSforj, losses by fire, thereby aflbrdsng ev deuce
ofthe advnniagesorinsurance,as well as the ability and
disposition to meet wiihprompincss,ttllUabiliuei.
P } .GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
Office N. K. corner Wood and fid alt..
»prS4] ~~
State Mutual Fixe Insurance Company.
HARBISBUnGH, PA.. MAY 1,1862.
Capital of 0300,000.
BRANCH OFFICE, tfo. M Smutyddstrut t Pittsburgh.
SSCOJiD AtiXVAt BT&'VMIE.Tr-
Total autt. Of property atri«k--~ -*-514,630,CtG 00
Amount of bill* receivable (iu
form ofFremium notes from
members--- $173,527 61
Amooni o? Cash Premiums • • • -812j,GM 16
Total losses,TemmeU premiums, .
re-m*urancc and expenses* Outflow
*30,473 60
Interest on I<pan3-~-v-*» 733 40
Cash Surplus*—*—«*»*♦ **
Estimated present value of Sta
tionery,Office Furniture, Ac*-
Tola!-* - «3io ; Mo>o3
One-halfof this nroounl expires wiitiinu year.
THE Directors, in presenting the Second Annual Re
port, take leave to congratulate tho members upon
the marked success of the Stale Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. In operation only two years, it has taken a
position beside the older institutions o' the kind, and
proves by its very great success that the mutual system
as adopted by them is, beyond a Question, tho best and
only safe mode of insurance. :»
The heavy losses of tho past year which have nnnibi*
latrd mauy stock companies, leave the Slate Mutual
with a cash surplus of opwnrds of tbirty-ono thousand
dollars, besides a reserve eapitaiof nearly two hundred
thousand dollars, which is constantly increasing.
The Directors submit that the Slat© Mutual hire Insu
rance Company offer* to owners of ssfe property In
ducements Relcom equalled and never exceeded.
Director*—John V. Rutherford, P. C. Sedjrwiek, Sam
uel Jones, Philadelphia; John B. Packer, A. A. earner*
Pittsburgh; J.B. Rutherford, A. J. Glllet,S. T. Jones,
Robert ulotz. r •„
John p. Rutherford, Prtsvitnt/ A. J. Gillet, .Secretary.
jcluikwtf A. A CARRIER. Actuary.
HOME INSUItANCE
Tbe Farmers and PlecUantct* llsalth In*
sarcace Association,
OF PITTSBURGH, PENNA*
AID IN TINS OF NEED!
OSPICK—COCKE'S OP nurmriEtaD ASDtmBD STBSSTS. •
OUAIiSNTr OAPirAI., 830,000, _
fT|HIS i 9 an nssocinuoneirtablishcd for the mutual relief
X of its members, in cares of.sickness or accident, by
tbepaymeutof their Annual Deposits I‘erf.onMn good
health may become members and be euuiled toaweekly
benefit, in case of stcknessoraceidcm. Allvrho join this
Association are entitled lo a. vote in the election of
officers, and io participate in the profits of the Associa
tion, It isestobU'hccJ cm a safe nml permncetit basis,
being both Mutual and Benevolent ln.ua designs, with
the lowest rates consistent for us security, and coßdacl*
cd ina manner to insure its permanency and durability.
All persona can see the advantages of taking out a
policy from the General Office. *
YEABLT asrostto. «.
0 2,COper year,druws9 2,tiopcr week,
3,00 do do 3,t0 do;
4,00 do do 4,00 do;
6,00 do do 5,00 do;
0,00 -do do . 0,00 do;
7,00 do do 7,00 do;
8,00 do do 9,00 do; “
p,OO do do 900 ' do;
10,00 do do 10,00 do;
INITIATION FEE, for Membership* 81,50-whloh
must be paid at the time of making application, anu the
first years* deposit within twenty,days. Each member
entitled to a monthly report, gratis.
. OF7ICBBS.
Preriiro*~D. W. Bbaomost.
VJc* Frrsulmi and Trtasunr~~Vrm. M. Wilson.
Brcrctary— G. I>. Browu. • , • ,
JFinanct CommtlUt—Ai 3. ChUdfl, A. D. Christie, and
D. A. M’M asters. marllffim
licnry Bicbardion, Jow«He*v
HAVING te*Bued bis store ill a handsome manner)
and but recently returned from the Eastern cities
with a fine assortment of Watches. Jewelry and Fancy
Goode, would call the attention of his friends and cus*
tomers to the fact, that among bis Watches wiU be found
the mostdesirablestyles,patterns and makers. Of Jew
elry,the latest styles of broches, breast pins, fob ana
vest chains, finger rings, ear nogs, miniature, lockets,
Ac , Ac* ■ ...
FANCY GOODS—Snch as paper loaobe, work tables,
work boxoß, de»k«. fancy vases, perfamo .oolilea, table
mats, Colt’s pistols, porta rnonmes, in great varietyi
china frail anti cake dishes, Ac.; with an endlest variety
of useful and ornamental articles, which have only to be
seen to be appreciated. No MARKET BTREET ,
Cltlaena and Strangers,
--q. DO you wish to purchase a fine. .AAgsw
fßk GOLDor SILVER WATCH,at
the usual price 1 If so, call at HOOD’S
QsHSINEW JEWELRY STORE} 51 Market strut,
two doors north of Third, and take a look'at his new
stock, just arrived, and you can there purchase Watch
es or any kind of fine Gold Jewelry at their Teal value,
and not be charged two prices for everything, as yon
have usually been; but can get the very beet quality of
goods at the lowest eastern prices. Do no! believe what
others, interested in their own sales, tell you, but come
and see for yourselves. All goods sold nithisestabUsh"
meat will be warranted as represented at time of sale-*
to that all may purchase equally safe and cheap, out 9,
IF Time la money, surely u deserves to be watched,
sndjfeader, you may be assured that—
Watches better ne’er were sold,
Whether of silver or of gold,
Than you will find, when e’er you go,
And look at those oa sale below.
ji.heisbuaraco.,'
FIFTH STREET, ONE DOOR FROM WOOD,
Importer* and Dealers In Cloclts,Watches
and Jtuelry, Watch Materials, Watch Makers Zt»!s,{-b
BEO leave to announce to the trade and the public
generally, that .thoy have j“BV received, from the, best
mahnraotnrers in Europe, a large,lot,of Gold and Silver
Watches, Watch Tools and Materials, and a most ele«
cant assortment of Jewelry, from the best manufactu
rers—which they offer at prices as low as they can be
purchased in the Eastern.markets. v ,
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,, repaired la the best
manner,and on the most reasonable terms.
Prompt attention paid to orders from a distance.. .
mar 24
R A^f- CsbDiea “ J -n»r s^ f cfA^
/’lO-r ARTNERSHII*.—The subscribers haYo this d«
? Vi/ associated themselves together as Partoers. for Ute
'purpose of transacting a Wholesale Ctoceryj produce,
LiondrandCommiadon business, Unaerlhe firm drJahn
Black *Co., No. 219 corner of Liberty and Irwin sts.
■vr; . JOHN cUAvas •
Ml WPCULLOUOH, JH.
matfty
C*. f
- ?Dtg <SaofcB.
. : .citnmD'SJkF'GGatlni .
JAMBS CO.,
• 10? Wood .Wood Strut,
Isassia's^ilrSS'
Cotlonudec, BnlUcg» > Blnen Coalincii. 811 k. Safini Md
Fancy Colton Ve«&gß. AUo, about IDO CASES PBAn*
AND FANCY DRESS GOODS; embracing the newest
etyles of Silt nnd Di non Pophn«,Delolnea, wrageOund
BenueDe Lalnes; Black Mourning and Fancy Dawns,
Plain ind Fancy Calicos, in gteMjaiMtyj.French,.
Scotch and Domestic Gtnanama i Falm Deaf, Leshojn,
Kossuth, Hungarian and Mertcan Hats •-Silk, Olnghant
and. Cotton Parasols, Ac., “o, 1 nt
Wholesale on theraost accommodating terms.* tapr**
■.■■■•■■ ■ Great Attraction! . Ln
JUST RECEIVED at'Jstfrws’ One Price Cosh. StoreJ.
Nos 7Q Market street, PUtetmrghi between Fourth su
and Diamond* Uie largest and m<wtoeenufal eiocE of
SPRING axd SUMMER DRY GOODS, everoffered to
the citizens o/ Phisburgh. ' . *
The subscnber would Inform those who desire to.get
ooon SAtoimsd that the great«4»art of lim stock was.
purchased at the recent largoX&Atton Sales in New
York and Philadelphia for CASU, which enables him to
sell goods 15.t0 25per cent* cheaper,than those who buy
on. credit. We do not deem it necessary ts mention, the.
the different kinds of goods that compose oar but
deem it sufficient to say that u consists of n full assort*
aent of ladies’ and centfemen’s wear* together with a
general stock ef FURNISHING GOOD 3. We would
respectfully solicit nncxarainaUDn of.our slock from
those who wish to purchase. tmano.
JAnuss * ®P."»
100 WOOD STREET,
TTrHOt,T!SAtrE Dtalm in Foreign and Somatic Dry
VV Goods, ore now opening rheir firat porcnaseol
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, selected .with Ibo
greatest care, to amt the trade, consisting’ in part.of the
newest styles of—,*
Dress Lawns ana Berages t
Plain and Figured Alpaecas; -
French, Seoteh and DometacGingbania,
Printed Calicoes, la great variety »
Ribbons, Laces and fttfgings;
■ Cloths, Casslmercß and Vestings;
Summer Coating and Fantalooning,
. Drown and Pleached Musline, *
Palm and Leghorn Hats i
Straw and Braid Bonnets. ,»
Together with a complete stock of Variety Goods and
Pedlars* NotionsiQold and Gill Jowclry, Gold and Sil
ver Watobeß, Brass Clocks, &©. All of which aro o£ j
fered at Wholesale, for a sraall advance oyerltostern ]
prices L_ IfchSSem
SfcCOSU GUKAT AUaiVAL*
OF FALL and Winter Pry Goodsand Varities alNo.
97, Northwest comer or Wood street and Diamond
l*a. D.Gjraao A Co. would again an
. their old customers and dealers generally in
their line, that they are now prepared! o offer for sale
their present new stock of Goods at unusually tow rates.
And as oor purchases nuee been tho most foVf
orahlo tenns with Importers and Manufacturers,we flat*
ter ourselves, and hope to be able to ment a eonunuance
1 of confidence and patronage of our. old customers and.
the public generally, winch ha* heretofore so iibe
rally bestowed upon u . Our DRV GOODS STOCK is
in part of Broadcloths, Cassiraercs, Saumeis, Tweeds,
fancy Veslin »*, Checks, Flannels, Drillings, Black and
Brown Mus'his, Tickings, Blankets, Linrey Ploids, Al
pacas, Mennoes, Muslin DeLaines, Cashmeres, fancy
Pants, Glared Cambrics, Cloakings, Table Diapers,
Ginghams. Silks, iancy long Shawls. Silk Cravats, Pon
gee Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, nnd Insh Linens direct
from Ireland, and all other articles generally kepi in the
Dry Goodsline. ons Vabistt Department wUi be found
on eiaminution to he unsurpassed by any other of the
kind Wert of the Mountains, and is made up in pan of
Combs, Buttons, Patent and Spool Threads, direct from
Europe, Port Monica and Pocket Books, llooks and
Byes, Pins and Needles. Tapes. Thimbles, Spoons, Ra
zors, Table Cutlery ana Pen*Knlves Just.arrived from
Sheffield; Patent Medicines. Violin and Violm Strings,
Gum Suspenders, Slates and Slate Pencils, Fercus#*n
Caps, Spectacles, Pistols, Hosiery, Gloves, Lawns and
Edgings, Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Bilk GLmps and Fringes,
fancy Nettings, Green Bandages, Black Silk Veils, Silk |
Florence together with a general assortment of all other s
articles xn the Variety line. We hove on hand and for :
tale a large assortment of Gold ondSilver Watches and :
Watch Materials, Gold and Gilt Jewejrv, Gold and Sil
ver Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectacles,
CLocw,Ac n to which we invite the attention of oil buy
era, as we are determined • to sell our Goods On the moat
reasonable terms, either for cosh or saUbfactory refer
ence. ■ . : ' • - .
N.B. The business of the late firm of Gazoo A Mc-
Cstreums is to be settled by D. Gssoo at tbe aland of p.
Gazoo A Co., who is fnily'authorized for such ana in
whose possession are the papers, Notes and.Book*of
said firm. [ocllSttf
108 FRENCH STORE. 108
'Company*
NEW ARRIVALS OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, opened and opening, inniuding tlch
Sbawlf, Dora 85 to ID* 8100 eoeh.. ■ ■ . . ..
Let every lady calTand see tin* ep*emUil production
of Imperial Chinese manufacture. ..■■■• . ■ , . .
Laees, Satina,'Silks, Lawns, Beragca, Mantillas, and
Visiles, to match the Shawls. ' ~
Ladies’ and Children’s MUljccry, Gloves, Flowers,
(7entlcWn*sßToad Cloths, Tuscan and Leghorn Hats*
(Cearn slyleM Shirts,Corns, Ac,
MournlngGoodaof every description.
Mndame A. Gosling, <from France,) Is in the monthly
receipt of Fashions and Models, frdm Pans, London and
fiewVork,« No.M SuClftirMreetj tmd ICS Market at,
where ladles arc respectfully invited to call.
The trade supplied with model* and materials* iapri4
S3I>2!2CQ
GREAT BARGAINSIN DRY GOODS.
Selime off at Coat
TO Q U / T TBE B U S2 NEB SI ■
THE Subscriber being about to reltuquish the retail
dry goods business, and havingmade such arrange*
meats as to render it necessary to close oat his eiooVby
iho Ist of Jnly next, ts-IU commence on Thursday. May
ID, and sell his entire stock of Fancy and Staple dry
goods at COST, FOR CASH. ,
Ills goodshaving boon principally purehssed the pres*
cm season, will be found desirable bargains, being at
least 25 per cent lower than regular prices.
In STAPLE GOODS will be found—
4-4 and 6-4 French giogbams;
English and French chuntes;
Bik alpacas and bombazines, <■
Cheeks and muslins;
Irish imens andcrashos;
Table linens and cloths.
Huckaback towels and toweling;
Damask and snow drop hues napkins and doilies: Mar*
settles quilts; furniture prints, plain and etnb*d dimity;
linen sheeting and pillow linen*; table and piano covers
and coverings; woraed lace curtain* and curtain muslins.
FANCV GOODS.
White crape shawls, emb’d and plain white berege and
thibei shawl*; -
Fine French lawns and berege*} .
Berege de lalncs and muslin de laines;
Tissues and grentultets .
Blk and fancy silks,some very superior, and a One stock
of goods generally.
EMBROIDERIES.
Worked mull and luce capes acd sleeves; ■ .
Jnroneli, mull and hnen cambric collars A eherolzeues,
Jaconctt, niuil edgum and inseuings;
Emb’d lincu and cambric hdkfi; . . -
Worked bands and flouncing*; and a magciEcent stock
of Valenciennes edgings, laces and mserungs; together
with a large variety'of- other, goods, too numerous to
menuon*aU of which will actually be sold at ORIGINAL
COST, FOR CASH. Early calls will *eeun* the best
barealdt JAMES A. M’KNIGHT.No. GJ, 4ti st.
p, s—All petsork knowing themselves iuuebtcd to
the above prior to January, tss3, are requested to pay
the same, an all debts willbe put in the hands of an at
torney forcoUcction. ./ myl2- •
■“" r GREAT REDUCTIONINFRIObb! >.■
Third Arrival or New Sammer Goode,
THE largest,cheapest end bcststoekof FAN*
■ j3Bwp?ov DRESS GOODS*evcr offered in ibis city,is
vgranow opening: at YOUNG. BTENENSON 4
LOVE’S OamiJrAL Baa Hive Stoke, No. 74
Market street, between Fourth street and the Diamond,
Pittsburgh. . '
The proprietors have lust opened a laige and most
beautiful assortment nf the no west and most fashionable
styles of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which have beeu
purchased since the great reduction in prices at the
large clearing oat sales in New York und Philadelphia,
and will be offered to CASH buyers at from 20 to 25 per
cent, lower than former prices.
DRESS GOODS, of every description, such as a very
large and beauliftil stock of the following articles*
High Lustre, Plain Chameleon and Glaca Silks,
do Plain Black and Striped do;
do Brocade Armores and Poult.de Soies, ail
■■■ colors;.;' . . ■
Black and Chameleon.TurkSatlnsoml Water’d Silks;
Chene and India Foulard Silks;
do Printed and Plain Silk Tissues;
do do Alberines and Grenadines;
Plain, printed and embroidered Borages;
Chene plain and figured Silks and Poptius;
Pans printed Berage do Lalnes, the cheapest ever of*
■ ferea*,
Pans printed Lawnsand Jaconets, do do;
Plain and embroidered Mulls and Swisscs;
Plain and printed Cashmeres, Delaines and Alpaccas;
. Frenoh and Domestic Ginghamß;
English and American Chintzes and Calicoes, at all
pnees;
Needle worked Sleeves, Cuffs. Collars, Chemlzcua;
do Laco and Muslin Capes;
Embroidered, hem itltchand plain linen Carob.Hkfy
Fancy Silk Pooketttkfs,Cravats and Neck Ties; -
Gloves, Hoalary and Suspenders, a larae stock;
Irish linens, Table Cloths and Table Damasks;
Tickings. Checks,Crash, Bird Eye Diaper ANapkinsj
Bleached and Brown Muslins, from oto 12c. yard;
FrenchCioihjLplam and tancyCagslmeres A Satinets;
. Cashraerets,Tweeds,MerinoCasslmereaA Ky. Jeans;
Black Satin end Fancy Vestings; Ao.j
. Bonnets and Ribbons, at greavbargains;
Spring and SummerSnawlß, at great bargains.
The proprietors would reipecuully solicit an early
call from all their friends, and the public generally, feel*
ing confident that they can offer greaterludacemems to
wholesale and Retail buyers than ever have heretofore
been offered in Pittsburgh. :
ielO YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE.
HOUGH A 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 happy to see their old patronsand friends.
epr7:tf ■ - . ■ ■■. .... ■ ■•••• •
Farnttureaud Choir Warsroomi, :
»• JOSEPH MEYER, .424 Penn street, above the
Canal Bridge, keeps constantly on hand and makes
to order, at toe fctwrtjmwJ, every description or
_sy and Plain FURNITURE, SOFAS and CHAIRS
of ihebestworkmanshlp and mostapproved styles.
Purchasers would do wall to visit his Warerooms.
■.mv27*dAwlV v ‘
rpHE undersigned begs leave to announce to his friends
X, and customers,that he has and
with the greatest caro selected, lot of RHENISH and
FRENCH WINE, whioh hr can warrant as pure And
fenulce.and which he Belli. ither by the botlfeorcask,
ieside&he keeps always on hand, alarge and well *e«
iected stock of FRENCH COGNAC'BRANDY* HOL:
LAND GIN, and oiher Liquors* ail of which are of the
first qualities, and wamntad genuine articles. : He
feds grateful for fonder favors, and it shall be his duty
to atiend to hia customen at formerly. :. ■ .
As he has made the best and latest improvement fa
rcctlMflg 'Whlskeyjhe caij furnish ihem? of the frost
irtftd, anlat the lowest orfec; B.FICKEIBEN,'
«v 8 No, 15? Liberty etreet.
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AIMUii AVM. Tj STKVENBON contlnnwto menu*
""•fpw/factaro CABINET-WARE 'OJ’everT.deacnp-
at hla old Etand,'«orner of Liberty -ana
ESMHBe»enth atteeU. UNDERTAKING attended
to, in. all Its branches. , mayu
v A. MlbiblKißN « co 9 ,
OAVE ON tl ANDltl their CABINET and
CHAIBrMANUFACTORY, No. 04 S mi Afield it.
alarge assortment of fancy and plain Furniture, which
they will sell 15 percent, below caitomary rntes. •
Terms—Cashonly.'- - ~ ldec27:ly
©irtunetanti Cb«ir Factory*
A JOSEPfIrMEYERfctu ©nhond, athlt exteii*
uL fiveCabinetand ChairMajiufaotoTyvNo:424 Pena
Rj«Btreet,nbove the Canal, aUklndsofi'UßNlTUßE,
* 1 "such as Sbfeß} CcmreTables, Mahogany Choirs/
MabogaLny'Bedstead3, and aU'olfier&rttcles ia theCobU
net herwill sell 20 per cent, below, cuatom
ary rates* Terms—CASH, ONLY, ,
* . JOSEPH MEYER,
No. 424 Pemvstrcet, Vlftii Ward.-,,
e.C' BABmSB. '• -'<3; &AULSB.
BBinmer A Oavlerj -
CABINET WABERQOM, SfimrU FIELD STREET•
Bitaitn Sivmxhstrut end Srr<xw®erryaH«y,PM*J>urg, r«,
a <•• UAMMER4- DAULERke'epeonstantly'onhand
ttL- a.variety of excellent; and fashionable Fonutorei
nPatvarrantedeqaal to any.in ihe city; and roid on. as
* *1 “favorable terms asean beobtainedAt any aimtlaf
establishment In .heWest., They havenowon handian
tin usually extensive stock, embracing allkindaof Furni
ture, uom the cheapest and plainest to the most , cosily
and elegant* Ail orders promptly attended to. mrglrCm
JAMES GOSLING,
MARKET STHEET.
Mad# A. GOSLING,
No* 01* ;
BT* CLAIR STREET,
WHOLESALE AVB RBTAU.
Dealers in
Fattign ami American,
Fancy and Staple
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HarrfwaraamJF'umiair# at Wholesale, i ..
THE subscribers have Just received from-New York,
arid Boston a most splendid stock of VENEERS, I
and are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable i
fortifotrade. All of which we will sell at extremely !
low prices.
. Ab great care was taken Id the selection of.thestock,
persons cannot fail to be suited cither as to quality or
price;aad,as Ulb well known that Furniture can ho
made by machinery superior amlmuch lower than by
bandy the attention of the trade is respectfully invited. '
•. Turned Work.in all its branches usual.
Flankfor baud rails. for' Carpenters/and ali articles
required In manufacturing Cabinet constantly
on band—-viz: Wahogany, Yamish, liardware, Halt
Cloths, SpTingsj&CM &c. RYAN* M’KEE,
7 r. « -•••■•-- - Ryan’s Buildings,
.wovKiFiftltstreet.
rnar23iyda^y
Journeymcncabiiut Uaktra iUsociattoa
. WAHBHOVSE. 119 SECOND ST&SBT+
- (near the corner of Wood.)
THIS ASSOCIATION, cm fn
bracing, already;twic'e to three V*,.
liraes-as many hands as the lar- RSrs
geat amfhithcrtomostrenowned * :i * •
. business shops of this city, have .opened their Ware-,
house, and aro ableto farnish the public, wholesale,
or retail, with Furniture of the following description—
Wizi 1 ■ “ ■ '
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus} Full • Col-',
unwed-Bureaus;. Mahogany .Bedsteads; Mahogany
Chairs; Rocking Chairs ;IHahoga*y .So-:
fast Divans; Pmno Stools; Book eases; Secretaries;;
Card Tables; fine Card Tables; Centre
Tables: Hat Rackst i French Bedsteads; Cttomaus;
Poplar Wardfobes; Dining and BfeakfastTablcs; Work-v
stands; Cherry and Common Worksiands». high post,
• common,low,and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus;
Cribs; Cradles, &c> . ■' :•
The advantagesof co-operation,on an extensive scale;
permit them to sell at the lowest prices, and they are de
termined to sell, lower than any competitors, an equally
good, if not better article, and warranted—-asthe F*plie-.
will understand by giving.tbem a call. - : _
- twrii of all descriptions, and other
articles of any description, made to order laeyeryatyle,
■ attheshoriestcotice. fmat2?..
JACIES W.
CABINET
gggjga FURNITURE MANUFACTURER, fT*
Wart-room* 07 and 09 Titlrd street*
T W. WiTeanectfully Informs his friends and custom*
ej * ere th&t -he has now completed his spring stock of
Furnitnre. which is decidedly the largest and Lcsi cvcr
offered for sale-in this City, which; witfbe.sold at prices
os low as anyin the United States, East or -Weßt.
As he is detemined to uphold the. quality* wiih well
seasoned .materials,..beat-, workmanship, and. newest;
designs; and front the extern of his orders and facility
inmartuaeturinf?, he W enabled to produce warranted
rarniare,attheFoweHprices.
. He has adopted the principle ofiuenmylng the cus
tomers* interest with his own, in quality and price, and
keeps always cnband tbegreatest variety of every des*
cription of fumitnreVfrom the cheapest and plainest, to
themoa l e legant and costly, that a house, orauy parlor
1 one, may be furnished ' from his stock, or manufactured
i expressly to order The following- articles consist! in
i partjOfms stock, which for richness of style and finish,
i cannot be surpassed many of the Eastern, cities, .
Louis XI v : tetc*tete»a'Sofas;
5Q Sofas, in plash and hair cloth; -
> 50 doz. Mahogany Chairs;
20 do Walnut do;.
50 Mahogany Hocking do;.
20 Walnut : - do . ' do; ■
50 Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnav r do;
CO Marble r©p Centre Tables;
SO do Dressing Romus;
-30 • do Washsiands;
•40 Enclosed- : do; i
100 Common . do; . i
£0 Plain Dressing Bureaus; . i
' 40 Mahogany Bedsteads;
SOWalnot. do;
COCottage , . tlo; '
300 Cb'erry and Poplar Bedsteads f ;
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut da;
10 Cherry do;
‘ 50 Plain Bureau*;
70 Dining aod Breakfast Tables;
: 12 Secretary.and Bookcases;
20 doz. Cane Seal Chairs; .
24Cano Seal RockiiigChairs;
12Ladies Writing Desks;
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots; .■
Ktiguires; ; Paper Machao Tables;
CenvcrsawraCbairs; Pembroke da;
FJlzabathen do; Ilftll and Tier do;
Reception do; • Ladies* Work Tables;
l*can ihlaid do; Extension Dining Tables ;
Arm do; .. Ottomaus;
Gothic and Hall Chairs.
A largo assortment Of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cxbimxt t&Atses snpplied with
all articles in their line
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, famished at the .short
eat notice. ■■ .
AU orders promptly attended to.
mo DRAWING AND FAINTING SCHOOLS>-Wa
' JL' hav« jasvopened a large invoice of Foreign Sice!
Engravings, Prints, Studies, Drawing Card*.and Copies
for Teachers and Pupil*.
These sketches are tin? best published, umladapied to
aU ofaeae*. They embrace Elemcotory; Landscape,
Architectural,Object, Frail, FiawcrandAmmal studies,
Drawing Pencils, Paints, CniTOOTpAc.. •.
For sale by DAVISON A AGNEW,
Ifookeeller* and Importers,
JeOO 05 Market eireeiv rear Foarth
iUcase's Steam Plano Forte Factory*
_T- L. LEASE having applied rnachi*
ssaESiSngms n*ry to the manufacture of PIANOS, he
enabled to sell at least twenty-five
IH I? I ifperccnt-cheaperihan any brought from,
the East, end warranted equal m every.respeet.
Six octavo Rosewood Pjanqs, from SISO,OO. ana
upwards. ..
Seven octave i’o do. 250 CO
Piano Warcrocin, ou (land street, over Johns’ Mino
ral Water Warehouse. .
Aceorilenns, Violins Ae. t toned and repaired. Ijeaiy .
Dissolution or Parineraulp.
THE Partnership huheno extstmg between tlie sub
scribers, doing bunncM m the name of John Blank
A Co., is this day dissolved by mutual conßcn’, 11. Mc-
Cullough purchasing the enure nearest o« John Black m
said business; !l. fic»;nliougli hnving. tho right to use
the name of the late firm tn seulingttic busuiejs,aml ihc
exclusive right to receive nR outstanding debts, ond to
nay all debts duo by the late firm,
1 7 JOHN BLACK,
: henry McCullough.
• N. B.—The business will be continued by the subsen*
her as nsrn.l, at hwold stand,comer of Penn and Irwin
streets. HENKV McCULLOUGH.
Pituburgh. Match 1,1659. • w>ar«?:tf
' Jewelry, itc«
HAVING Ja« returned from the tester a cities. 1
have brought withme one of tfie most beautiful
and carefully selected Stocksof Jeweliy, Watches and
Kaner Goods, ever offered to the Public.; Persons
wishing to purchase any thing in ray line, can rely on
frtUUigagood article. Ido not advertise to sell goods
Cclow cost. rtorCU per cent.cheaper than any honsmia
tho city. Give me a cull, and { era sure you will/be
satisfied that lean sell a good article as cheap as any
oC them. . ■ . , • . • , ;• , ; ■
Another tact I wish to keep before the people. If
you want your Watch, Clock, at any article of Jewel*
ry, tepairod In the best manner, this Is the place to have
jidoae- To this branch of my business I will devote
especial attention. : •-
JOHN S. KENNEDY, SI Market street,
Sign of the Golden Facie.
Notice*
THE pannenklp heretofore existing between the un
liorsiened In the Commission end Forwarding busi
ness, ete “under the firm of 8. P. VON BONNHOfiST
&Co., it this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business ot the late firm will bo settled by S. F. Von
Bonnharst, who Is authorised to use the nthne of the firm
forthat purpose - WILLIAM EICHSAUM. .
. : 8. F. VON BONNHOR3T.
Pittsburgh, May Sd, IBSJ-nry4
-. Co-Partnerablp Notice.
THE undersigned have this day formed a Co-Panner
ship far the uansaotlon ol a Wool find General
Commission and Fowarding business, under the firm ot
VON BONNHORST 4; MURPHY; Warehotiss No. 67
Water and 116 Front streets . ■ . ■■■■,
JAMES R. MURPHY.
S. 1\ VON ItniUNHORST.
Pittsborffh. Msvtbt..lhSit-mva
ROAL mu PROOP SAFES (
itfors Proof of tho .Suvtnor Quality of STusn. Burke
, JSamn’Celebrated-Fite Proof Softt,
TIIE character of these SAFES, m St Louts, was be.
fore so well established, that any further test or
proof of.the fact of-their being suponor to all others,
weald hove been unnecessary; but,in order to accom
modate Mr Hall, the patentee and maker of‘‘Hall’s
Patent Concrete Safes," which has burnt np all other
‘makers of any note ta the UnitedSlatea, (Wilder’spat
ent included,) we took up his ohuliengo, and.the:result
is given below, by the. Committee who superintended
tha burning of the Safcs We only-regret that they,
were not letpin the fito two hours longer.:
1 The Safe which we tested is to be seen at our store,
and we invite the public to coll and exnmine it, as we
are confident no one wilt ever doubt their fire proof
qualities, alter having seen the specimen, which passed
through the fiery ordeal on the lith ■
• V ' EE. VIOLETT A CO.,
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers, No. Levee, and
No. £u Commercial Birech
... Tho undersigned, a Committee appointed by E. Hall,
on behalf of Hall, Dodd A Co.; of Cincinnati, and,
Messrs. E. R. Violett A Co.,aa agents of Messrs..burke
A Barnes, of Pittsburgh, to test the fire proof quality of
the Safes, made by their respective principals—report,
that we have this day subjected a Safe of each manu
facture, of similar size, which had beea ia use two
years, la ovens, to a firemade with.dry oak .wood, and
Pittsburgh stono coal, for tho space of five. and a half
hours, and, during lhai time, ®e Velieve the heal applied
wax far greater than any ordinary eonflagnuloiwhat,
at the expiration. of that lime, oit taking .the Safe from
the firei and cooling them down, we found that the iron
easting on both was in places entirely barm oiT, hut that 1
the hooka were; uninjured ;■ and, oil opening the Safes,-
we found books and papors. entirely uninjured, except'
slightly by the water nsed in.tooling off- Thia we found
to he the ease with both Safes; and the only perceptible
difference in the. appearance of the inter for was, thill
the vamisiLen the wood work of Barke A Barr.cs’Safe
was entirely uninj'ured, white .on that of Hall, Dodd A
Co.-i, It was blistered and blaekened. -In conclusion,
We would remark, that from the resalt of this teafi we
iptvo no hesitmipnlq - recommending Ota Safes ot both
parties to theeonfidesee of the politic. ■■■■■ u -.
' r WARWICK P. MILLER,
- f DAVID B. BISHOP. -
„ Y i. ~ , -GERARD. B. ALLEN,
St. Louis, June 10ih,t852.
i This certificate, it. will be pees, shows the Pittshureh
Sales fit Messtf>Batke.> A Bameaxmonpitaiu, foatineti*
ihe Baft tku had bvmtup oHotAsra-'-Thls
J* gJWEeiMß&fer Jitt*nrgh, aad gam enough, it will
hs found, ISfalta A Barnes, OyS’
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Dr> De Lau«;>i CMettMl CarstlTU In
<r.>; itnunmtf |
The only Infallible Cure for that Dreadful Dtieuee
:■ htovn-ae Spermatorrhea or Involuntary Nactur
' nal Emationi, t
SO A*t»3«uiff ie*ttuctWe ap4 pro4aeti»e of to
rnncli mischief to ill* nervous system. incapacitm
mjt the nnn far WuriiiMs.McUrtysßnd Matrimony.}
This Inomlmenlit simple, comprehensive,anJrtttfr
fattiuti val may be u»e<f without Iho nllrhteit iaciinTe- 1
nlence or 4he knowledge rPtih*r®o»» uulmnie frieoa.—:
( It is to be used eiteratuly, ioiuryj,
wifiever; ttmir MWofllng to hi,
1 toko dleicc. tnvi£CFOttn& tire ergons, in a tfunt liun, to
- pmrowsa;
: or mcnm-riott, the loss of which, caused byeaily abuse.
. in quesUon,; ami limn!anße of ibetfiotuMd i
I godeiyfTimidiiy? Seli’JMstrasi .Love of
i AU thas ,W7rt *****
',toviceissiopvedjrouivihich ihty emanasm* * , s* r
r 1 t hi* Instrument bds been expmlned, ana approved-oi
by the highest aoiboritles in B»ope and Amenca> is ns*
; commended nidtt prominent PhysieiaM orajl
countries,ci ,ttoe, only certain remedy exupn^~fo r- ware
compldiiitt, tiii& has now completely superseded the use:
of drogSr thebdaglCj CatitefitatloDv pot to mention
the thousand advertlsedJlostrumß Qftheday,aacordjaJs,
antidotes, lt constitutes, at the tame ume, the
wftsX) the fnojtckosanrr&hd by far the eAeaptji treatment
©veroSered to the aHHctadj & fair prieebeihgariowed
I forth© Instrument, afterthedeaireaeiTect has been at
tained* ••- .-.r. -. •«
Be H also remembered, that those complaints are bat
little nnderstood by the profession m general,* and that
all the medicine in the world never bos, and never will,
stop those losses, which, if allowed to-continue .un
checked, are sure to produced tho most distresslngcon
sequences. " '
it has been a matter of surprise to tome, that any one
ofrespectabiUty and of professional attainments> should
devote his attention to diseases which people or every
description pretend to cure so easily. If,-however, but
the one thousandth partbf die misericsthose people bring
upon society were would
be formed. ; And it'i& hoi duly the present and
dejeciion, preying 6'h the mind as well as the body; that '
• is deplored.bu* some are ? of such s; hatur e' as t o affect
posterity, and evento'deatrby thpyeprodnctlVe faculty,
altogether.- Il ls ofaet thati; when not properlytreatea,;
they may remain 80,ddnnantiirthe..ConsUtut ! on as to op
peor in ho other'way thanin their effecU upon posterityj;
yet, -if properly-understood, are most easily.and speedi-.
fy removed. Th#abbve»so ingeniously contrived instru
ment, wHldoubtlesV in* measure, contribute to
check the evils of-'quacketyvco prevalent in thisciaas of
diseases, throughput the Union.; * * ,*
' The price of the cbinpleieinstrument, carefully secur
ed against all observauoh jri.abox,* is only 810. .It can
be sent, by express. to‘ any address Iri any part of.the
United Stales, Canada, &c-j according tor order, acconl*
panied-by fall directions,, and important Advice to the
married and single; -the expenses, even to the remotest
.port* of the country, being very trifling. : v .' i; ■"/ :‘v" ? : |
Theunexampleo successthislnstrumenthasoDtauieu.
since its introduction in Amenca>.has inducedrsome un
principled persons-in New York, Philadelphia, Albahy«
Boston, Ac.,- to get up some tidldolotts called
“ infirmuehts," wHich.'howeverv bear uorjMtxsiloHVr
Esrresemblance,- neither. in fonm.nvr principle* to miy,
own invented, long tried, and unlvetsally approved In
struments, and which Arcyaa similar to them as night is
Every attempt tpseU such ifor
mine will be prosecuteto the fullest extent of the laW,
I being hoi willing to connect-the welt-and honesUy
earned repihattoh .of my Inventiotm with quacks- and
theirwortnless productions. -riolnsiruTneniisgenuine
tmi none conic warranted hut those ordered fiom mystlf
All' applications and remittances must be directed
(postpaid) to the JJoctor hlmself, he havingno Agpticies
established but in Lonrion and Paria. - ;
Address, postpaidi-Br.B.de X*aney,sl
New York. i
v Office hours, daily, from 9 A. Iff. till 3 P.M-, and from
y till S P. .M., the Sabbath excepted. • i
The. undersigned certify r Wlth greatpleasure, that >
'the above-mentioned. Instrument Is not only constructed !
on-scientific principles, but tbatfromlUuse the happiest i
results may always,:with-.confidence, be anticipated, |
there being, for the cure of those diseases, NO OTIIBR i
CEBTAIN ItEMEDY EXTANT.
I HENRY S KELLER, M D.
l CH. GOETZR. M.D., DO Chamber street,
l . C ECKHARDT, RLD., Mflowardsucet, •
Nbw Yosx.
r Br. ns Laukt Is prepared to execute all orders for sun
gleal apparatus, viz: Anlhctol ATtna and Legs, which
move litre natural members; ApparatusJor liuxauonj
for Comracted Legss for -curvamre of the Spine »nd
Waist;, for False -Joints of the Arms and; Lnees; for
Parnlytto Legs j for Club Foot; for Lacrymal Rstulesf
for PalUngofthe Hectum; Hypogastricßeltsf Bedsand,
Chairs for Sick Persons ;;Crntches,Trussei*t Ac.; .Ortho
pedic Gotsets, Ac, Ac, All work warranted, Letters
must be post paid, containing a proportionate remittance
ot cityteftrencc. - - [febgatly
Dr. Gnyzotfa Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla!
■ The original and only genuine preparation fcr'the
permanent cure of Consumption and Diseases' ,
of the Lungs, when they .ore supposed to.
he'affected by the too free use of >
Mercury, -Iron, Quinine, «jr.
—IT WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL— .
Scrofula,; :
. or King’s Evil,
Cancers,Tumors. Erup* •
tlons of iho Skint Erysipelas, :
Chronic Sfirc F.yei, Ringworm or Tet-. .
ur*. Scald Uead, Rheumatism. Poins. .in -the-,;
Bonesor Joints old Sores bud Ulcers, Swelling of
the Gland?. Syphilis, Dyspep*ia,Sali Rheum, DUeaseot
the Kidneys, Loss of Appetite, Disease arising from ;
- the. use of Mercury,pain in the Side and
Shoulders, General Debility, Drop* ;
sy, Lumbago, Jaundice and
Coativeness.
The Deal Female Medicine Known! t
mllEShakerprepared “Yellow Dock,” and,the “ Bed
JL Honduras Sarsaparilla,” are the invaluablo rerae*
dial agent*from which Dr.GuyzoU’s Improved Extraot
of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Is formed, and Uie la
; borotory of Dr-Ouyzott has given as the virtue of these
root* in their perfection. Hie preparation contains all
ihe reaioraiive properties of the roots; combined and
concentrated in their utmost strength and efficacy.
Experiments were made In the manufacture of this
medicine, until it was found that it could not be farther
improved. • • • „
Accordingly, we find it resorted to almost universally
In cate* ot Hepatic, Scorbutic, and Cutaneous'com
plaints, for general prostration of alt the vital powers,
and all those tormenting diseases of the skin so trying to
the patience and so injurious to hcalib.
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ScrVala, Syphilis.- Mercurial Complaints, Ouncer, Gan*
ffrene, Rheumatism; and a vast, variety of oilier disu*
• Sreeable ami dongerou-i disease*, are speedily .and.
perfectly cured by lift use of this raedicino.-.
. saiimi. Michigan, October C. 1551.
Ma Jolts D: Faux— Dear s«r:—lt is with anuttera*
blc feeling - of gratitude that lam able, through the. Uk
vine >rovidenci! of find, and by the wonder-wr»kmg
ajrency of that excellent inediome i G'jyxou , s Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla, to give you a few-symptom* of
my almost hopeles3 vase. -•-••• • ;■ ~ *•.
lathe winter of 18501 was attacked wuh a severe
pain, which was gradually extending through thewholo
riiih> side and log; uiihe same lime, a total prostration
of my physical system* alsoqraylegbadshrunktoaboat
twa-t’nrds of iw common wzel I procured the attend
ance of a skillful practitioner, wh«» pronounced my dm*
ease one ot tlo worst forms of. Uver complaint. He
soli m 7 case was one not easily handled,but prescribed
for me. I remained under hi» treatment Until I was sal*
isfiedhecould not holpme. ; l then procured of Yoor
opnnt at this place, W. A. Deer*, two bottles of Gay*
sou's Yellow. Dock and Sarsaparilla, from which I re*
oelved a vast amount of oenefit. After bavuigtakcn
Toiit b&ttle* more,l was abb*, to pursue my business
without any inconveuiencp, uni have been since that
time a well man* while but ashoTitime since! was con*
fined to my bed ihrcc-fontths of the timej and I cannot
ascribe tho return of my health to any other canto than
by the agency of that truly valuable medicine, Guy*
xotl’s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, • . .• 1 .
JIASSEL VAUKIPER.
Ma*J. D-Paw—Ciar S»r; I send yon the foregoing
certificate, and, so far ns l am acquainted with the case,
it is all uueV 1 proenred It, thinking Umlghtbe a benefit
tu you and to the- afflicted, Vou have the privilege 01
using it as-yon think best.
• Yours, - -W. A. BEERS*
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Toe following letter is from a highly respectable phy*
syeian, Who enjoys an extensive practice :
Navahbs, £taTk County. 0.,N0v MEM.
Dn. Johh D. Pabk—Dear sfr: u Da Guyzou s ,J2x*
tract of This medicine has been pre
scribed by me for the last lhreo yrntSi with good effect,
m General Debility Liver Complaint, daanaice, Dys
pepsia; Chronic ana Nervous; Diseases; In all-female
complaints it certainly is unequalled
In the nse.of this medicine the patient constantly
gains strength and vigor, a fact worthy of great consid
eration. It it pieosunt to the taste and smelU ana chn
be used by. persons ,wuh the; most delicate aromoebs,
with safety under Any circumstances* I am speaking
from experience, and to the afihcied 1 advise Its use..' ..
• ■ DR. J. S. LEBFER.
Soldby 3iD, PARK, Founh and Walnut streets, Cln
cinnati, O-, General agent, to whom all orders must be
addressed. - ‘
CTf Price Riper bottle—six boulea for «5. ■
Sold by " D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
North-east comer-of Fourth and walnut sis,.—-entranci
on Walnut—to whom aIL orders must be addressed. >
J Kidd ACo, Pittsburgh ;L Wilcox, Jr, corner Marks;
street and the Diamond; B A Fahnestock Co, Pais
burgh i J A Jones, Phisbunzh; Lee , A Beckham, Alle
gheny City ; J D Vowell, Washington j w. H Lambct*
ton,Franklin; J Bleaklcy, do; L B Bowie, Vniontown;!!
Welty .Greensburgh; 3 Konntz, Somerset; S DScott,
Bedford: Reed & Son, HnnUngdon; Mrs. Orr,liolUdays
burgh; Hildebrand « Co. Indiana] Forney A Blaclay,
Kiuanning; J B Evans, Cnmmins « Blood, Brookviile
•A WUson mSon. Waynesburgh; M’Farlacd fc Co, J.
Callender, Meadvlllej Barton A Co,Erie.; Henry For*
ker, Mercer; J Barge A Co, Bailer; S Douglass A Co,
dotillfannan, Beaver; J DSafitmerton, Warren; T
LACS Jones, Conderspon; F Crooker, Jr.,Browns
villa. fjancl2.d&w
- >B« A» Fshnsnoek’s TerpaUdßtl ---
ffIHR safest and most effective lemedy forWoims,in
: X Children and Adults*.that has ever been discovered;
The following-testimony of Us good effecis is
Fromß.RttW* Wtistacn,'Jhaggist: . \
4 v v . (lndiana,)* Nov. 10,1851.
Messrs. Fahnestocfc-A Co.—Gents: I have been
engaged In the Drag ebusiness Mr a numher of years,
and have known -y onr Vermifage sineel have been in -
the business* r In this vicinity it is very popular, and the
•ales are large and yearly increasing. Uf ali ihe vfi
rions articles of Vermifuge in the market, none has so
good. .at reputation as yours,, and none maintains ita
eharaoter so -well.' 1 could multiply.instances of the
good e&bcts resulting from its use, but presume , such:
would be unnecessary. Several of out most respectav
blo phyaiclans use it in their practice tierey and . teeom*'
mend uaaagoodand safeerticte for the . expulsion of
Worms from the system.
Yours, &c. B.R.W.WILSTACn.
Piepareiund sold by. : . B. A. FAHNESTOCK. & CO;
. - rjeomerof.Wooa.ana Firststreets,Eattsbargb. 7
JelAdAwtttf
V ton ACMHTBONO .fc ennZKSL
• <?dlvcdtwq[CMCB &ta BUkPupllUs. :
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TVOCTOHIiA'IEOBE’fI PKEOTCH JMIiM WUA
P^Ssß?r r Msatsss
«!&sss'SaiS | aV s SfcS
lenee or Wind* awr #rf ;
'cent*, or Bvoboios for 61 $0- JJ?* I **
taiTSy W-C. JACKSONf 240 Ltbetfr street, head of
WoMfltfoefi Pittsburgh, and by all tho Druggist^
; Tpr FnlidiTeciioiiiencloicfd Wllbtacllboi*
acclfclyd&w .> . .
■ &BKUI OB'A 1.1.1
- ' HCI'RACT OF AMERICAS OHi.
TSREPARED ind eoM by JNO. YOUNGSON, 209
X LibSriyBiteet; Tlil3 powerfullyconbeottated pre
paration; liio medical virlucsof are foitiul to bo
eisnuuuca the-strength Of tht original American Oil.
ltlsptiloj>inboUle«at2s and a7t cent»;eaeh r wnhfnll
directions forfls use. In every disc arevr here tbeongi
nal American Oil hssbeiar found at ail'effiescioae. and
cmsa/eesSiw
• JOHNTOONGSON.
/■J^Sr-u^^WP^JixileiiatQraV^tEa&ajriaken
from had asabovc—ani
, t) ?0 fina
1 elalmstobeib© pHljprbprictbift,, -
" Amdlcautf Ltnnlti nff
nifllS arucleis intended for family aseTand should be
JL, found uv-thepossessionOf-every family in the land.:
their
petsons-Utrongb> acctdesi; mid* the improp» Or careless
use of tool#* wili ilndr^dda : an3cie, l to.;iia,ianilnftble to
them.andaflerafaif trial, wtflcontideraindbpeußflble.
- TWp having
/requenUymadeuseofJttdd’f
prepared b/ &iCtmpj'anddletown,
ourprofesalo
n&l breihrehffta an ezcellentsobsUtmeforadueaive plus
ter f Kinds
of fresh wounds 1 also, for sore nipplesj a remedy unc
quailed. CHARLES WOODWARD,
■ WM. B: CABEY.M.D,
D.'HAKRISON.TO D..
F. WOODRUFF, MU, .
• HAMILTON BREWER, M.D.,
. ELLSWORTH Botanic;
' Comprising all the practising physic!ans in the city of
Middletown, \ -
For sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO>,
lyl . cOrnerof-Wood andFlrst sts..
in* iMroarinT "ro ittos* Arriicxan wmi llmisu 01
HtniwtaO Truss has
renderedihe core. of this dreadful disease . m&Her of
perfect certtfnty ; and the mart 1 who will now allow a
flerniato pfbceea.TmiUa condition ofihingaia produc
ed that nothing knife of a skilfu.
«nrgeo6*.iswholiy:'inezeusable.-,Arupmreia.its6rai
"nairy form* may* with.propriety* be-leit~to. .the person
afflicted and the trosa-raakeff bottotfo tor many persons
eVen a isindtoretain ltj ot
ten'renders theca'seperfectly Unmanageable, and.lcnds
40 what Js termed sn , <*nfi^n^d^fl«ra*^/whlehoften has, ■■>
nb relief batirt alsarglcal operatirin. -In- ihe Tcuss to ;
whicKwre iaviterne the afiUctedj there U
every superiority: over the irtisses and bandages In
lt is perfectly? cdtnfortabfe, aud. can be '
raadeto fit anycnsc or Hernltt with aueiacinesscnd
eqtiabVchesff of -presjßure thaVdoesnot belong to any
oiMTinstruEQcatwlihwhlch.waureartiualmedjand
. wilt retaln any rupture WiihVeafee :ahd>om£ort to the
weaTer.'kPfiyaldiarirfOf the highest standiogih the pro
fession havegiven gwatkuperiorliyovei
tfie'ordirtarv»foB*es :ln d*e* The Truss *or J>r, Hub
bard will cUre-o-w»balf the eases of ordinary Rupture. -
We advise those affljcicd to make applicattonlQ Mcoo.
>fl3* BjtftrtViOs cf.tht highlit character \ean is gtvtn in
tSii ?Us t by calling on ths agmi. ' j , ' .«v.r
Fersooß from a distance can have theta.sent* by* .
sending the measure-round the body; :
, DR. GEO,U. KSYSER,
140 Wood etreet.eole agent for Flusburgh
m&rll:ddcw
W IKVAAIDB AVO'TIIB SiCK*
TBS CELEBRATED COMSTOck MBDICINES.
TraiHftT. The GtBAT Paxw EcrßACtbu (Conner* 4-
J 7 Datfp’#) cnring nil Bums uod all External Paint
and Sores. • - • '
• 2d* Baton/ GotumUaTar Staying or Restoring tha
Human ITair. *■ . _
3d: JfmtVtfm’eand BonrZ.fntmchl and/ndtaa F*g>
siabtaßitarto/ucuTofornHcaflesof Rheumatism.
4th, Me Naif'* Acoustic Oily ucertain core for Deafness:
'■sih;*J3’«y , 4 Liniment,a knowneure tor the' Piles.
Qihi''l>fH)hn 1 s SickJlauS<uhe Remedy.-. -vc . •
7th; mother** Relief t for all women In the famiiyway.
-Lcngley'e- Grectt'Western Indian Panacea, 4 for
Colds and fevensh feelings andjpreyenUn* foters ;•for .
Asthma; Liver Complaint and Biltohs Affections; for
Diarrhea, IndigeslionaqilljossofAppetite jforCosiiYe
ness in females and males, and nervous complaints ;, for
Stomach Affections, Dyspepsia, -Pites, Rheumatism, &e-
The great points are It la not hud to never- givos
pain, and neverleavesontf costive. ' > -
9th. KotmsioeVs F« , wrt/ , ug*(YVonn Killer,)forChildren
or grown-perßons. _ . .
. 101 b. Mrj. r ßr«t«n’j Great rain Killer, No medicine*
has been discovered: tnat is*o happily adapted to uso
. infcmoffy-asdrops to betaken, ana yelpetfonn.-such
wonders when applied rttematfy ns a wash, or "bath, by
friction. In bottles from iSfctoso ceulseneh. .
lllh. Saunholix?* Reaehand Bed Bug Bant, fordriv
isgawavlVeram ln d short time. •
12th. The celebrated Uti’tLife Pills and Tbaperoncs
Bitten*' ;
' 13th; Dr. Bartfolomtie 1 * Ptnlr Syrup. the popular EX*
PECTORANT FOR COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUEN
ZA. Ae.
14th. TheEastlndiaf NwYork, Bair BgiS, the only
SURE coloring for the Hair.'
15th. Lin's Baltnqf CAino,uClunese Remedy for Cuts,
Drnlse&SOFeS,
10th. Extract of Sartapan7Za. This arlielo has putuv
ed aU other Sorsaparillas,'and still gives as great salis*
faction as ever. > v * . ' *
17th. The celebrated spread Strengthening Platter,
made Rom Dr; LniVredperand the most popmarin the
market ■: •, •
iSth. Dr. KlinsU Tooth Ache Drops, A certain and easy
- cure for Tooth Ache* ■ *
19th. Dr. Comstock has lately bought the right for the
United-Slates,: of the 'celebrated. Concentrated Mineral
Water, /bund.at lhe ,SalrSpruip»: ofßpCtot. Wm >C. •
Chose; at iuedfeme has at-,
mined a no'driity and pepulfcriiy fiever before equalled
by any preparation: at that place,:and its sale
commensurate with its merits, whlcUaTO extraordinary.
All the remedied are-fully described la ALMANACS,
(to be given to all who tail .where thoMedicinesara
Notice. AU preparations heretofore -Imown us
11 COMSTOCK’S” or COMSTOCK A CO.ht, alwayahe-
loneeaandnowTjelongTtßXdjUSlVEL'Yio Dr. Lucius
S. Corastick; and though, the. signature pi- Comstockfe
Cd.wilibecoQUnued,iriiB€Xttalabelwitßihefac*wmn9.
'signals!*of Dr.h.S. C„ will in future designate'tho
GENUINE. : : : •
ALL OTHERS MUST BE SPURIOUS.
LUCIUS S; COMSTOCK.
TT* Tho above medicine* can be hari in this place oi
fcbC v WILLIAM JACKSON. : .
' • No. *340 Liberty street bend of Wood.’
CROUP, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION.
In offering to the community tius justly celebrated re*
medy for diseases of the throat and it Is not our
wish to irifie with the lives or.health of the afflicted, but
frankly to lay before them the opinions of distinguished
nun andsomeofthe evidences oftts success, front which,
they can judge for thcmselvcs. - Wc sincerely pledge
ourselves to make no Wild assertions or false statements
of its efficacy,aor will wo holdoat any hope to suffering
humanity which facta will noi warrant. ■ / r.^
Maaypreo/i are hero given, and wc solicit ftn Inquiry
from the public into all we publish, feeling assured they
will find them perfectly reliable,- and the medicine wor
thy theirbest confidence and patronage. < .: 1 . •/- - v'.
From ike distinguished Pnffissct 0/ Chemistry and Mate*.
, rloM*fffeo r ßotcdcifv Coihgf»
Dear Sir: I delayed answering the rCceipt : olyour
preparation,nntii l flad anonponunlty of wluiflsslnff ft*
effects in my own family, or in thefamilies cf rn? friends.
' This ihave now done with d Ol satlafac*
tion. ln eases both of adulis and children.'' - -
l nave found It, as Us ingredients show, a powotfUl roJ
medy for colds and couvhs and■pulmonary diMasei. * '
PARKER CLEAYELAND, M, D*
• Bbtoswicc, Me., Feb. 5,1847. - *
ftcaanOnmttrinlii-Hamftan'JlHUstintViCktr; ■
\ i I»WKLi., Attg;. 10,1846.
Dr.-J.C.Ayert lhave been curedor the worst cough
I ever had:tn my Hie, by, your u CnmaT.PECTOi»t I ’>.and
never fad,-'when J.have opperlunltyof recomthchdini; i<
to others. Yours, reipeetftilly, ,
, ' , S., D.EMERSON.
07* Held the following, andsee if this medleino la
Sorth a trial. The patient hid become very feeble.inil
e effect of the medicine wua unmistakably distinct t-7
; ■ UinTSnBT*Tl3;HoTSb l B**Jl*oO»BWni(JS.'>
' Ju17&1549 t
Dr.J.C.Ayere-r8Ir: IbavebeemaSUetedwiihapaiß*
fnl nffection of the lungs, and ail the symptoms of settled
consumption; for more than uyear. f could find nolrto
dicine thnvwouW reach my. case, until 1 commencedihe
useof your«CinnWT Ptetowii,” which gave the grudnaT
S&!8?A wS mT "“*** «“
Whim usingyour medicine; lhad the gratification of
curing with 1 1 my.reverend friend, Mr. Truman, o f Samp
teriJistnct, "who had beensuspended from>his.parochtal
duties by asavete attach dt brohbhitla. . v
■: i :l have plcuaure in certifying heia taets to y,bu ’ ;
And ora, sir, yours respectfully,
: J.-7. CALIIOUH, of South Carolina.
rp“The followrng -was one of the worst of eate»\
BMctvthnptiyricmMaod friends thouchttoticlneurabla
consumption.— '
. . • CussTas, Pa., Aug; 22.18 W. '
■ J-C;Ayeri—Sir: I wee.taken with-sterrible coatth.
broaghl onbv a coldjitubo beginnlngof ls«Febrttiftv J
iftnd wa* confined to my bed more than tyro month».~i
.flengUnff toeeramjly night and day,' Itbecime ghastly
and nale.rny eyca wero Bonken undo) assy,- and. jnv
bteaih very short. > Indeed. Twas rablilyihll&rjilTidln'
nuch.distress for breath, thntbut Utile hopeof trra recftv
eryconldbeeniertnlned.'-WhileinthUyfiuaUra'africnd
.of mine,(the,RgyvJohn.Keller, of thehl£ihr,diatohu'rcb V
brought me o bottle ofyoorCnraßt P*c«bai? which!
tried more to gratify Jura, than from any expecSo- of
obtaining ralief lu good effeot indoeed merO Cmrinne
SK.S? «? d 1 *ny health nmS.im>ravSd“
Now in three months, I am welland strong Mdcan«l
tnbote my<nre only to your great medicate. - -
Wiui the deepest graniadc,yonrs,&c.
i.MSf. d sL 0,4,by, “”
I ' • —________ decSO
SJS??** VatrUouaa, Gteishoan pi, nl .
rriHE best coHgetioa of Dahlia? weMaf
I,pin.,onehundred and fiftyThnJhSS*
ond Hovey’e Vejbena*. whioh afe " t *
Hoyey’e America. HepililS'ind o“b 1$ TOmr**
buraU Heroine, S'EcUp.e.andsii'H'Hw.f’iHS.' ?“•-
ted to be the Gems of Ae Wnri<l admis
««nrva.ietyot Greenhouse and mi,« ?*?»
at the Pasaenger and Remmanco Office of * for ** le
' r <. „ JOSHUA HOBtttaON.
.European and General Agent ' "
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