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A -HOUSE AND
J\ Walnut and Pnctory street*, Xj*i w two enndl
~ ; ii& wet front and .100 foist deep, Far-'nartleu-
VrwuoTcnpiipnti. Tormfl ra-*r-^^ nn '
, laro.eaqulro of Alderman.l AHKli'aO-j • fmyfrtf.
• Ward. "
SAKE, oa.
T.t.O ind^uta
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VS at Lay. I3> taurth strait, .
Land For Sale* „ v\-v>
„u .-aTtviK Coal Company will sell- oomo Tory, do
vISSSSfOrLAA r D, altuntal on auil near tlio Stcn
fiJivfflSSka, ““ * e BouthGm totmtoUS of 411611
Will ta divided into quantities to suit purcto
_ i the tonal will t» vcry:easy... Knqurrc of
Spt Z. W. UtMINGiIOX, Manager
Valuable Flee© ofProperty for Sale,.
•*, UMNU SIX ACRES? 'Mtu&tc la me .-unmcdiat® vi*
:=• 4/Jclnltyor liberty,-ftrUchunglaads-of, Thomas Mel*
lon,‘Esq:,’ aud-Mts;. .Ncgcloy, .about M of a mile tom tliu
• Kailrond. Thlaproptirty hHB on it-u fine, prospering young
orchard, olul l 4 a veiy desirable Ntuation ftir a country ««-.
donee, being a few bonarod yards from tho turnpike,, and
fronting tin. tbo Old Mansion Bead. This- property Is also
vcry : 6lutal»lo for persona dearous of purcliasing K or 1 aero
iottvasU pointsou throe different .streets. If not sold in a
body, it wUI bo sold in lots to guilpurclio-scre. Per informs
; tion enquire at-this office. • ;
For Sale* ,
A LOT OF GKQUKD Inllogg’s Plan or lots in the Third
f\ Wind of tho City of Pittsburgh, bear nigh street, and
beimrtS foot front on Pennsylvania Avenue, anu_rumuns.
baeklTTfeet. * The property will bo sold, clear of
branco, except an annual ground Tentpf one hundred and
rixty-ftW dSars, to which it U« now sulucct.. On tho
&Sc seven • good TENEMENTS—five imck and two Ibrno
—all two staricsWglv and rcnUng for about faro hundred
dO^,IS“ r sfioo cash, and SCOO In 0 monUi.j-b, good
papi ' r ' Attorney at Lag, No «»»wU>
Property for sale. ■ .
subscriber offers for sale, on reasonable terms,
'House. No. 110 Penn fitrcct,
UaySSana Eran Alley, and lot *> foot front,
Steading bock 112 feet to an alley. Tho House m one ortho,
best bnQdifigs, ana In one of. tho most pleasant nd^libo>
lots—embracing corners of Front ana Ferry streets,
otLobunarod anil five feet fronton Fom and sixty f.*tt on
'Front-street, with a good three story Brick Bolldmgou the
corner, a two story lvramo on l*ront si*, and two Brick Build*
Ixl a’iS^Sl^ feet deep, on Front, between
Frame Dwelling ;I*»t iiO
■' by SOifWntinffOn.Cotigresffand Elm sts; . •=■ ••• , •-•
A House ami lot, on Wylie street, near the now. Court
Houso. IBeßouso U wall "arranged and in good order, and-
Is now occupied a» a .botel.
Albreoiloo Brick,on Smlthficldrtrcctnear scventb
being In an excellent business location. The totuSO by SO
’ feetdeeftfinontingon BnrtEbfiddafr-.-.A •, - - -■ -
; 3L : OottsccFramo and lot. 28 Igr 12Qffcet,fronting on Anne
and BoblMon streets, Allegheny City. .This igaverydepira
blo and pleasant location for a residence. . • •
•> >'■ • rhreo liota.on Centro street and Pasture Lane, In Allegh^
. , ny Cityj 30 by 90 feet each, near, the residence of Mr. Peter
sC NTnc?ot3 In tho town of M’Kcespori. each GO feet by ltt
Several of these are on tho Main street. ■ . .■• . .....
• Seven Acr« in Umetown, od tho Monongahela River, on
• which there are 4 houses; Ihoro uro some oor lacrvsofex
' • cellcnt siouo coal, and abundance of Nnitstone, convenient
to Urn landing; and two coal pita open. n> _ .
* -v '" Vliietv bate in the town of Columbui, COfect by 100 cwh,
ana well located. The tenant of carh Uit
has the privilege of tiring whatever rtone coal Be may nv
: ■ quiro for hia own nse, ftnm a the Columbij,
•' fait tP oh t*l tenti oujapAho bank of the MoncmgahclftriY
- • : .Sj&bort dlsunco hSOUOL No.-* I* the tnlOstof .an ex-.
• tenrivo stone coal region, and would boaderiraUo point tor,
Stone tod, ,lU> House,
. rtAiiwgof: &p. • ThLv tiropcrty has a Pont of. HO rods on tho
la river: an excellent landing; good grade and
' for rallmad— adth.enongh level gronndat one
“ point Sir houses and gardens, or lorettanstormaijralhctorics.
xhe vein is deep enough to allow horses to bo used In haul
ing out the ec»t.^cguttntyor»hlcb,Sirimu'<tt>rl> l ?U.am,
. gas, or Sir any ordinary ores, ta not rnrgaraed by any In. the
00 lnrny absence, my agent; Homes Blakely, Esq., nail give
all necessary information, nnd be authprired to give narran
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CLOTHING.
Important and True. ;
• Y BOOBVElt; *jr.. lice Hire Clothing Store, ho. _o I3hi.r
. ty street,ran sella good soil of summer Clothing for
52.5 U; and better Goode, of every dourlption. very 100 t.r
raSh. Custom »<*■!; mode to order iu fashionable s.ylc nnJ
on reasonable terme. o;:ri
~ GotUlc Uall.
JULY —ln. order to make room for Fall Good*, the prnprt
<«tor tons to clgpc out hi* PtOck of 3len p anu
lk»s* Summer Clothing at o great reduction. Tlio lncn.t!u
loins are United to call. Cad.
\Testudy ftt-ll B.ClIfci’JER, i4Mood
what Kxcry Body says, must be True!
TI I, said that BOOBVEH, at the Btz Hive CtOTliirs
I Stoee,J\o 2ii Liberty Street, sells tta cheapest Clothing
iu (be City—well rustle Oiul fimbitmallycat. Call and ex
amine them and Jim rill not bo disappointed. ,
Jost received, byuxpresa, a CTiemhd assortment orFaliry
Cafllmertst Brown; Green anil Blue Qolb-% aod oilierPasb
ionablc Goode, ruitsblc ibr tbo reason, which wo are prepa
red to makottn order, (without disappointment,) In a style
~t3Ct!BB4HUbo City.
i’iuiiiniiriu u». >.i. . .’mic. .;
Corner of ITaodmtd Water Strut* ViUdnttoK :«»«■,
TOIIJ? CALLAHAN &
J rpppoctfully requested to. call cad examine our Stock, of
Beady Made Clothing, got up' exprwwly for this market, and:
lu superior >tyio, which wo are determined to wli loir for
cash. Our motto being t u Quick Sales ttna Soldi sTqHtrr.
Our Wareroom, up stairs, is fully supplied with .a. targe
jrtocirof Cloths, of every description, and,intact,ovenr ar
ticle in our line, suitable for the season. These Goods we
• nro making to order.ln superior style, and at very low pri-.
: ccs.' Giro us a call,.Bndexamine
; xnyld : ■■ JQIIN CALLAHAN s.CO.
_t a wrrew o. Tailor.
JS'o.W Market, belteeen Second end Third StreeU,
BEGS respectfully to inform his friends and the public,
' that he has returned from Sew York and "Philadelphia,
haring there selected from the latest importation*an.entire
new stock of-Black and Colored CIXJTIIS,
and VESTINGS, which for newness of designs and richness
of thbrics, aro not surpassed , by any house west or New
York. All of which he is -prepared to make to onlcrin a
/ superior style, at the-lowest price possible, and cordially in
vites purchasers to call and examine the stock before pur*
chasing elsewhere. . , .■■
' - TO TAILORS-—1 hate no'authorized agent In this Uly,
for the of my work on GABMEST CuViING,. It can
only be had at the store of the subscriber, SO Market street,
'at the .fonoiring prices,'ria: with
out, pT. ■ [marl7] . • JAMba L. >vAll.
' Sew Clothing House. -
IEDMUND WATTS & CG/-3l£RCiusT Tahobs,
'-••' Ab. ISS Liberty Sln/t, above Clair. ;
Have opened a new Clothing Store at thoahoro phu*,
anil are now receivings pplendidlot of CLOTOrJ, CAb*
SUIEKES, VESTINGS, Ac., of tho latest Importations, pur
chased with ah especial view to dty trade, and which they
arc prepared to: make up to order In the latest and mostliiah
lonable styles. They Intend to pay strict attention to this
branch of their business, and they havcfriU confidence that
they will be able to give their c^omers.
They arc also manufacturing a choice lot of l>juAiiX MAitr*
CLOTHING, of tho newest styles, which they will sell low
for cash. aVdU this stock la entirely new, it is worthy tho
attention of .buyers. nplOzty
SPRING AND SUMMER CtOTHING.
SURER BIG BOORS!
. , ■■■:?.■ No. 151 ZOxrty Slrtd, IhOsbvryh.
JOHN McCROSKET baa now tho pleasure or. Announcing
•to his numerous friendsand thetrubllcla general, that
his SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK is now ready, for In
speetic®,which;heVoUeyes,will bofoundto booncof the
largest and beat selected Etocksof HEADY MADECLOTII*
. ING to be found in the Western country. ■■■•,. ,
210 has this season paid, .more than-usual attention to tho
i • ipramfectairing nml style of garments, ,so thattho very
lowest priced, as well as the finest, are got up in a stylo oml
. • elegance not to bo surpassed. . .. .
'Ho would particularly call the attention of all-dealcrs in
: —Clothing to his present aplendid assortment of
.. ■ Ko Ady-alade Garmenti, '
' upon examination,of the qualities and
- " bf-to ho csh offcr:them'BUch inducements as-.
; - Shall make it their interest to purchase at his establishment..
* - Jlaay years’ oxpericnct% and great success in thotrusmem,
’ ' ; an unprecedented lYhdaalz and Retail pa
■s' tronflUCj lias enabled him to got np Garments to suit the bu*.
sinci» habits and tastes of every location in the Union,
which of importance to wholesale purchasers,
’ In the Cutting deportment will bo found a choice selection
' of tho most faSWonablo goods,.consisting of
and American Broadcloth*, Quhnerdts, &. Also, an excel
‘' leut assortment hf .yESTISGS,vof ; the latest andmost frsh
ionablo KtyhJMll of which hois prepared to make to order
V- la tho bcst'manncr.'ami at the most reasonable prices.— ;
COM 32, 058 ANB AILI . , .
v. The. Assortment, tiw Qvudlty, and tho.:Variety,_is.tho
. -most extensive, undoubtodlyvto be Ibnnu m the Unued
• ■ Stotoß. - • ' .. . mnr2G .
r " " : Warrants &ost« .
* w T OST—By the subscriber, on-ttao rente from. Cumberland
XJ to Pittsburgh, n lnrgtj POCKET BOOK, containing three
IAB4 »VaiTanti? T IGO acres each, m the subscrfbcr by
*•?; Holiday, "W-ljr, Virginia, $25 ia gold, and a
; • s4Jo.bill on Bunk of Volley, V irglnla, besides several mcmOr
randa notes, fir. Any person leaving Pocket UoOTf with
.■ . tho editor? of tho or forwanlingH to tko editor of the
. Cleveland Plolndealer, will bo liberally rewarded '
■ frit ■■:■•■-■■■ : - H. K.' DAVIS. •
EXCttiJsIOIt FAMILY SOAP.—Diaxouoss yon Ussl—Gold
or vratm water,—either, Bok hara or salt—may bo usm!
With perfectrfnceess';--Bub tUorsoap-upon tlio clothe? and
-■ thou put them to Book for -three or Tour:-hours, then take
■ them mid rub them: ana rinse them oat. They will require
• but tittle rubbing after soaking, and.no boiling is required
: : ' as is usual with other Soaps.-- A la^ : Washing cap bo done
• iaone-ihirdleSßtime, trouble and expense* than with any
' other fioupa known.' This soap Is warranted not to Injcro lu
. - • * any way tho slightest fibre, or tho skin, or anything it Is np
’ plied to; ‘ It will remove any kind of Grease, Paint, Tar, Ink
: nr Sthins, &o, from any floods, without: tho least injury.—
This Soap is mautiictured solely by Caldwell, Paysoa A Co,
• 289 Klvinjrton 'fflPt, Now York. All orders promptly at.
tended to. Aucnor sale at • ■••• MORRIS* TEA STOItE, :
.• nus 1 • (in tlio Diamond.) at 12^<cib. -
■'■■■■• JUST.PUBLISHED.
-^jCriQTEPUIABS; on, xus last pays or cimules the
■ - ecoosn; An Historical Romance, -Barge octavO/SfO
rages, illustrated. Price 60 cents. -
- This work, which has achieved a great popularity In JBng
. iagrty is pow for tho first time placed'before an American
-••bjjmblte. ;Itha£bcen compared Jjy. English critics with tlie'
works of Walter Scott, and OYGit.-pronounced by some to bo
tbebcsthlstorical romance einco.the appearance of M Wayer
-Iy.” Tho periodin which, the scene is laid: ia . replete with
.some of the most remarkable .personages and. -incidents on
-• the pages of English history, affording the richest of mate
rial for romance. I The author has BkUlfolly introduced Into
. . Vv ihis workall these personages and incidents, thereby succeed- 1
: : - * Jag in as & magic mirror, the very huo and form of
-'r the timetho whims, the passions, the crimes, the subtleties,
, The plot: and inddents are'of tho
-X jßpsfc r aworbtag and- interesting kinth Tho Interest hover
■nU :; fldgst situation j»gß.rttuatlon, adventure upon adventure;
• - •" crowd-one after wßßther, enchaining tho attention, and de
“ -V The resder.fiqd* in every pace
‘ C of the author’s Mwer, and he cannot rise fro m
tite book, without.udmittiog Jt to bo one of
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' PuhSfllrtiSi iSi siw jr or t
#A}»ng Rtfamfion ediionolly to tho will recelyo o copy.
3Rjm book, free of postage. jy2s
TRANSSjOBr^TION.
1853?.,
. ■ fr * *
, rtlTE' SSadnw &E«n«l «« KqSro'imf'-runring regu-
L W ta ‘tie fiat and Veit, end Wprepatwl to fervraid
1 ’ dally C>r HinodctyWh, at
. oVItJkKM Also, daily toCtodnwU^tTo'doclE, A. M.
OxUOTtransmUfc^lh»of.<a^rse,:iui4 ; Xilpofls-»efcunwa«ly'.
for salo'on.-.EQgl{^ii3 flroJanii,iui(iScot
lontLfor any amouhtTpsyahleon. pricdpalßtoXiog Houses
3r PostrOffico* in ibo United Kingdom.
; dec24 - -..■••• • :•■ . BAKER & PORHl'l'it, Agent. ■
I PpnnßylTOnia Rftttroad Compnny.
Tfl-rB arc forwarding Produce, Ac.,'to Baltimore and Plilla
;Y:Y dolphin promptly*-on xecoipt. Time, FiveDaya.
! * HATES Oj? PBaailX.
■t Baron, Port nnd Beef, (salted,)4scJ&;loolbs. • v,-.-: ■■'.■■ ; ,
i On Lard, Xted Oil, Tallow, Cotton, .Window GW 50c.. 3
1001b*. t *
,Olt Candles. Choc.sc, Earthenware, Leather, Leaf Tobacco;
COc. 31001b*
? Oil beeswax, Drud: Fruit,- Bristlc*yCloTcr and Timothy.
Seed, «oc.*3 lb. ' .-•••.>. . .a-:*
i QUiDeer-Skins Hemp. Flax, and tggSj.TOc,
i On Featborts Fnnvl’oitrt, Brooms and Merchandize, 00c.
$ 1001b* , ;-
s On Flour, 3 barreL ■;
- TVe are also prepared to forward -.freight to, Rodebaugb’p
Station* nearGreensburg.and Intermediate Stations. ■■ •
COVODB A GRAHAM. Agent*,.
.--corner of Peun and Wavno 6tiL, Pittsburgh;
• -.o': - IL H.'HOUSTON, Agent,
‘ jy29 •'••••• -•. 2?G Market Philadelphia*
Boat Ziilic*
i . Fbr thel'rtmspdrtiition ofJ&nhaytdia.(Uui Produce,
I Yvu TOE PENTTSYLVANIA CANALS AND BAIL BOAT®), BETWEEN
: PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,-
Direct, unOimtt IU-sfoppwg.
B2.TIME, TEN DAYS.
PATTON & REYNOLDS,
Depot, 251 Morisot jrt* (near Sixth,) Philadelphia.
. C. A.M’ANULTYA CtV
Canal Basin, 408 and 410 Penn st., Pittsburgh.
HAYING- increased our facilities and otherwise Improved
our arrangements for Transportation, wo arc
pared to receive a large amount Of Produce and Mcrchon-
Uise. to shlp(on the opening of the Canals,) with promptness
and dispatch. •'
: Tho Section Boat system of transportation over our State
Improvement* has been in use about tea years, and tho
groat success and livvor It has met with, is a. sufficient .guar
anteo that it is no longer considered a doubtful or uncorLoin
experiment; hut is acknowledged by all as vastly superior
to any mode of transpbrtion used on Canals, (when inter*
. social by Railroads.)
, Goods loaded into our Boats at Pittsburgh, remain . undis
turbed until unloaded at our Warehouse in Market-street,
Philaddplna, thereby entirely avoiding tlwdelay consequent
on three different transhipments, and eccuring tbo delivery
of Goods in entire lots the packages’ clean, ond lntis good
order os when stepped. . --
Produce, Ac., consigned toour House atlhUsburgb, will
be received aud fbrwordod always nfc thcr lowest current ca
nal rates, strictly according to instructions, withoutany ox
tra ehanre for conmd3sloni Htorage, or mlvundng charges.’
fib 23 C. A M’ANULTY & CO
FARE! UEDIICED!
WEST NEWTON PL ANK HOAD RO VTK
T?OR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA ana WASHLNaXON |
Jt; CUT. Fare luajuccn. i
To BalUmoro-.......52,00 less UuuiPa. CtulrcwuL i
TQPbßfidolj>hia..:..;~;.';..v.«:.:sl,oo •.**••■ »* M . l
To Washington Cityl
This Is the only office which iDJsurcanTintOCGll TICKET i
to Washington, 'and, by taking this route, passengers will |
kvvc time and. money. . . . • ■ .. . i
_ The MaiL B*>at (carrying tho United States
••<agSapESs?ll-l& Moll-) icaveslho Monongahela W barf,above
iS32Z=2e£2 ti lo wire bridge. EYKUY AFTKUXOOX, at
5 o'clock,via the Hirer. PnF.smgprs will lodge
on tho Boat, and take splendid United fetalcs Moll Couches
ot West Newton,-.next morning over tiw Flank lloail, cross
ing the monntalnA to dnyllshu Take tho magnificent sleep*
tog Cars of tho Baltimore and Ohio Hailrcad* at 10 b’clock,
p, al. • Breakfast at Baltimore unj Washington City, (line la
Philadelphia, and arrive in New York the «uno cvcnlug.
Faro to Baltimore. 0,00
- -do.r Philadelphia. :••
■ ;da. Washington. Cdv 10,50
• MOXOXGAJIELA BOUTfi.
..The steamerlcarra tho wharfittbevc the Bridge,
at Bo'clock A.M. Travelers leavingl’lttK
tSas==Sa4buro;h hy the Morning Boat, will cross the Moun
tains the same night, and arrive m Cumberland the next
morning for the S o'clock train of Cara for Baltimore. Will
sup to Baltimore.and Washington City, and arrive to Phila
delphia at 2 o’clock, the same night.
Fare to Baltimore..-...,..*..... 0.00 . .
/da PhUadciphfcu:..,.. iO,UO
ila ■ Waahtoirtoa City.................. 10,50 ..
For tickets by either of the ahovo lmw, please call at U»
West Newton Plank lined Office, to the Monnngahcla bouse,
Water street. : faprC) . . J.J, EVANS. Agent.
SUCUHKi.IK CENTRAL BAILUOAD.
§|P§lll IMS'.
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT USB?
In connection ■with the Cleveland nnd Cincinnati Railroad,
'-Cleveland and Emt Railroad, Cleveland and PiUsdnirgh
Railroad, and Mlchtew. Central Railroad..
T)AFSENGKKS will be ticketedthrough from any polnton
X Lake Michigan. to Cleveland, CSpdnnaU and Pittsburgh
and from either of thaw places to any point on LaheSlicin*
gau. This Une wIU be compowd of ttn> new low pressure
*teaxnt*riv built expressly for llifl route.
CLEVELAND ; -.Xtopt, C. C. fcTman.
FOREST CITY ~Caj>L I*. A. PlEftC£.
A Uoat wiU have Cleveland for Detroit, nrui De troit fi>r
Cleveland, every ovemn/, at Gj-£ o’clock, arriving in loth
-cities tbo following morning, in Reason lor the morning tram
of cars for Chi'ago, Unriunatl and Pittsburgh, and fa- the
T-nfcr. Superior ami Fnjdtuiw IjoaH At Detroit.
They will run from Cleveland in the f. Mowing order
tORUT CITI
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CUJV.KLAM)
.Thurwbvy
CLJttKLA.VP
tTOlnrsilaT ..
Monday—..—..-.
Tuesday—
State Mutual Fire Insurance Company*
HamslAirrffu ifo., Slay 1. I&o'JL
/CAPITAL, £200,000 —lteuufr Offliv, No &4 SmUhfioM
\j nttsbargh. The ls tl.e Sccun J Anaaat bUU
meat :
Total amount of property at 00-
Amount of Mil* rccclvaU© (iu forrm
178.527 91
Amount of. Cask Premium*-.......►..$ 125.625 16
.. Total loisca, returned premiujn?, '
.■■ . . I rtsiasuronce ond rtwnw»—...... 05.140 WJ,
“ “ JONII^TKIroTt. —\ ~ ...... ZSSAT&TSS
Monday..—.
FOREST city
Tuesday— .Thnrsday..— - .Saturday.
The undesigned arc prepared to make contracts for all
kinds of Freight, from Cleveland to Detroit, Mackinaw, fcaut
Stc. Slarle, and all ports on Lake Michigan, The OCEAN,
CASPIAN and ST. LOUIS will compose tho lino until the
new boat* are ready.
ttprH:Om] PITMAN, TROWBRIDGE &
CHAUGE OP HOUES.
SUMMER A RJ! A S OEM EM T—FA RE REDUCED.
1852. 1852.
THE PE&KSYEVAVU IUILROAD,
Only Ten Miles Stagwp! Tm Daily .Trains from Pittsburgh
- : to Philadelphia ana Jliltimore- - Only 25 hours through ■
to cither hot!t Trams comicUtny al Jlarriiburg
with Trains for Jlattinxtn't. .Hire £9,50.
ON and oiler Saturday, July. 24 th, the Express Moll Train
will Icorc the Depot ou Liberty street, above the Omni
Bridge, cxery .morning at Otfrlock,
- Pnfiscngers will go by tho cars 30 mile?, to Ilodebtmgh's,
(near Greensburgb,) where they will find the bertcl Coaches
in readiness to convey them 10 imlcs, over o first rate plonk
ahd turnpike read, to Beatty’s station, (Conductors accompa
ny each train of coaches.) anil then take the can direct to
Philadelphia nod Baltimore. . - .
' Passengers for Baltimore take the cars of the York and
Cumberland Railroad at Harrisburgh.
Passengers who wish to avoid night travel, con lodge at
llolHdaysnurgh over night, and resume thdr seats the next
morning in Uie d o'clock train, and arrive in Philadelphia or
Baltimore lho.came evening at fi o’clock.
,Thc Evening Train will leavo dolly at Bo’clock P. JL, ar»
riving at Philadelphia or Baltimore at 9 o'clock tho next
cvemnp.
. IVo give through tickets to Bedford, via IXollldaysburg, ibr
Baggage checked threngh to Philadelphia. .
Passengers;are at no expense in moving baggage on this
• Tho Accommodation Train will leave daily at 0 V. Mi, and
arrive at Kodebaugh’s (near Grecnaburg) at 8 P. M.; return-
Jng, the Trains will leave RodobaUgh’a as follows:- Tho Ac
commodation TrainwUl leavo at 0.15 A.M., arriving inPitte
burgh at 8 A.M4 Firsi Through Train at 3.80 P.M., arriving
at h ,p. M 4 Second ThroughTr&hi at 10.351*; SL, arriving at
12P.M. ToGrconsburg,sl,oo.
Faro from Pittsburgh to East Liberty, 10 cents; to Wil
klnsburg, 20 cents; to Turtlo Creek 80 cents; to Rode
baugb’s, 80 cents, • j
• . Passengere will procure tliclr tickets at the Bail roaA Office
in the Monongohula. House, Water street, or at the Depot
Office; liberty street : ;
■ xay-Noncs.—ln case of loss, tho Company will.hold them
selves responsible for - personalbagEogo only, and for an
amount not exceeding $150.. J. MI&KIMKN, .
, aus ■ Ticket Agent P. B. It. Co. .
UNITED STATES UAH.
KEWARRANQENENT*
• . Commencing August 18th, 1652.
OZIXO AND PJENHSYIivANIA RAILROAD.
•ABsa.«, '1852*
; Thk (mlylVc&rnßjzilroadrimninpoiilfroni Pittsburgh! .
• FEHVEO2I AibnurnELAte opthbouio hiYJdi.- ‘
2b Cbiumbus,' Cincinnati, Toledo, Jktroit,Chicago,
> Running itt connection with the Cleti s
MUaneeid Clect*
laiul; IHrectfrovi JPiUsbiajjhio CUfi--:.
:
• day to ATanrfidd by stages from Wooster* >
IJIVE TKAXNS start from Pittsburgh dally, (Sundays ox
: coptod) MAILTUAIN
Leaves PUtaburgh'&t 8.30 a. ai. Passengers dlno at Alliance
.'nt and-reach Wooster at 4 P.M. Pare to \Foostcr
$3,25,
EXPRESS TRAIN
For Cleveland leaves Pittsburgh at 11 a; u.--Passengers dine
at Alliance at 2.30 PrAr., and reach Cleveland at 5.4 b p. m., in
timefbrtho evening boats on I»ako Erie* "Ibistrain stops at
f&RochcsteVNcw Brighton; Kaon;' Columbiana and Salem j
and at' no other station between Pittsburgh and Alliance- ~
Through from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, 140 miles, in about
six: and aiialf hours. ' Fare - $4. Tajssongers can tako thls
Train/and bo‘ tn DunTdrk the next morning, or In Chicago In
the evening of tho next day.- • ;
•■' The ilaO traiaconilng eastward; icaves-Wooster at 9.2q!a.
undines at Alliance 'at I£3o connects there with the :
morning train v?blch leaves Cleveland at 10 a. atodreacli
csPittsburghat 6 p.-ia, connecting with the cvenlog train 1
on the Pennsylvania Railroad for Philadelphia aud Balti
more at B>;2bj and also wlth-the "West Newton Steamboat
roufe 'r-.* ' " .' * : V y?" .*•>.: ■
THE EXPRESS TRAIN
and reaches Pittsburgh
at 12 at nfghiV "B/ this train passengers borne from ChicTn
nali to Pittsburgh- in.one day of less than 18- hOure, instead
of several days by-steamboatsha the Ohlo rivcr. • Faro from
Cincinnati to Eittflbiiigh. SlO.' - Passengers ; leaving Cincin
nati at 0.15 A. ir- and Cleveland -5.40 p. m., reach Pittsburgh
tho same evening.
v Btago llucs run. in connection with the toad from Enon; to ■
■ New Cn.sUo, l!jercer f £md:Erie:lKra Salem, on the plank road
«> Warroo, undtroin IVoosterto Mansfield.
T THE FREIGHT TRAIN.
f* : **** Pittsburgh at43o a. freight is carried through
9 and to Wooster,
Aecommodation.troin leaves Pitts-
m IL J “ a h3a P- suand New Brigbteu at IA.
at intermodiate station^' - •- .
aresom U!tw * n
: at raisonBbl ° ra(CS --
or to J.
' Mcnongahela Hou^kSS‘,^»,
- August 28,1852. . -./-; ..
Dissolution.
THE partnership heretofore-existing under tho name, nn A
rtyleof STUART £BILL> was this day dissolve bv
limitation. All the accounts of the firm will be settled hr
A. J. STUART, at. the old stand, No; 6 Smith Sold street -
„ . A. J. STUART, -
Pittsburghj-Angust 24,1852. ~X. R. SELL.
■■■J&St.A. J>. STUART wUI continue tbalftmlesaloUrocery,
iToduce'.ahd' Commiasiou Business. at"the uld ; gtaid, .ns
heretoftre; a. 1 J. STUART.
P. B.—ln rctiringfrom thelate finny I ta^O:pleasure hr
recommending Mr. STUART to • our former friends and cus
tomers. . ■ [au2s] T. R. SILL.
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INSUEMBiCoaE^IES:
- rnJUJ-Oto’Of tll9 II<SI'JUNCS I CO?bAifY O>'NOItTII ? AaKILICAi
JL lias been romovtfitattrtS WiiKijßM&jljlJOurtJy, Jones-A
Co., ‘Na XC" F>iQit-straot, ■ third houso exst; of 'Wood street,
it heroi thi; frfibscriber will issuo Bolides on Uuildingß .and
their and on- by steamboats onaother.
Tpssclsj Tor the tfbOTool4»nd«flpeoßiblQ,«m3pany.- ■ -
< ftp3 ' YYILLIAM P. JONES Agent.
State Ulntiul Fire Inanmoc« iCompovy* ;
■ i ••> - Harnibttrg, - ..•,*?.< "t: •;■.••
T\ESiaNED «ftly .for .tho J Rasar:elMWirilf property,-Im®w
i / ample capital, affords supcrtoradvanuiges In.polnt
of cheapness, safety and. accommodation to city and country
merchants. and owners of dwellings and Isolated, or.countrjr
properly. -- A. A» CABRIEB,. Achtary,.
: oct37 . Branch bfifce‘s4 SmUhfteld bU Pittsburgh.
“Caslv filutunl Fire Insurance Company,
i. v- Of l^nnsylvama. — Gtptfal. $lOO,OOO. r. . :
fTtllE undersigned is the Agent of the above Company, for
iL Allegheny county, ahd-isprcpared-to fnko risks on ns
lavorablo terms as any riapohsibie company Id theSfate.,
All loss® promptly paid in sixty days alterprodfof the soul o * -
Alsn—Afecnt for \.\\n-Kcy;taritJL\fe‘lnsurance. Ormpcmy, of
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. THUMAS MOFFITT,
jyl-t • \ ..«• No.2D Fj&frstrcet, Pittsburgh.
New England Live btoct Insurance Co.,
• -•••: -JXcto Haven, GmMchctsti -:.
HORSES, CATTLE, Ac.; insured against death by dlmuso
or accident Capital $50,0w, with power to increase to
$lOO,OOO. <*
Directors —Thomas Kendrick, J; Lewis Taylor.: Nathaniel
TUurber, Alfred: EdwuttlH, John Saxton, AY in. W\ Kendrick.
.. . ; : Thomas Kxxpsjce, frmdcnL. v
Goman T.BBTmhs, Secretary* ■. :,*• >
v CURTIS & DOBBS, Agunts,:
. No. 1% comer AYood and Fifth strectß, (over. Patricks &
FriomTs BankingHouso.) r - - • • • [my2o .
Tli© Pennsylvania mutual Live stock
INBUKANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $50,0001
■CHARTER PERPETUAL.
riAIXIS Company is; now-folly organized, and prepared to
JL insure against the. combined risks of KIRK, W ATLR.
ACCIDENT and DISEASE, all descriptions of LIVESTOCK;
sudi as Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep, £c. ..
: USF OJjtct, Ao 81 Fifth lWitburgh, J.\i> . . .
• '• •••■ - MRECTOBS. ‘ • - •
ALEX. JAYNES, President,
BCNJ. M’LAIN, Secretary.
W'm. Day, • James Mathew?, \
Alox.inlands, . Henry A. White*'.-.
4 ... - Wm.O.Leslie, . .. % , Wm.Bakewell. ..
■Fomtffbr proposals, ohd all nfceesaary information, can
ho obtained by calling at the Office of the Company. /
- &a2o:lnnHw - (Dispatch and Journal copy.)
Aew York Life Insurance Company.
Jocuaittlafod ChjwtaZ $500,000.. •• • . . •«
3 THE Anmlal Dh'ldonUs have been unusually large, show
ing that the Company has been doing a very large and.
prosperous business.
ThoDivldendfl In 1840 were 50 percent. v.
«•.' ** •: 1E47 « so •«: . ■ ■■ *
-IW3 ; “ 60 « :
- “ « 1849 « 40 . “
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“ ■“ ■•■■■ -18&1 « SO . “
u u » 40 «
Tids is among the oldest companies iu tho United States;
Its nccumulatod capital is constantly increasing for the ben
efit of members, present and future.-'
Mourns PuAXXLiJr, PirsnJaiL
Vast Fitoa.ur, Actuary.
CUKHS & DOBBS, Agents,
No.-DSa comer of Wood aiyl Fifth streets, over l'atrlclcg A
yriemla Banking Hou.w t I’lttHbuigto
CALIFORNIA lllSltS Alw>—Agents for l*rt-U-c
-lion and Fire and Moriuo Insurance, Capitalsl3o,*
000: and of branch office of the Empire State Health Ajs-o
cXstion, casli, including accumulatod capital, $lB,OOO,
Ahro, agents for the purcha.se and sale of Real Estate.
■ myii ■■ ■■. ■ • ■. ■.
Delaware Mutual Safety Insuraac Co.
itvrUt ixium of IA« Exduiiigf, Tfiird sL, P&iL
I'MRB INSURANCE.—Buildings, anil othiw
* prDpctty»lh town and coumry, insured against loss or
damage* by tire, at the lowest rate of premium.
Maiuse’ lxst-uiscE.—They also Insure veascht, cargoes and
rfreights* fliicign or coastwUty under open or special pollutes,
■os’the assured may
-- liOisa TajUfsrouTXTios/—They also insure toerebaudbw
transported by wagons, railroad cant, canal boats and steam*
boats, on mere and lakes, on tho most liberal terms. .
. Araiffi-Joseph 11. Seal, Edmund A* Ssoudcr, John C.
DavU, Robert Burton, John 1L IVimswt, tf&mucl Inwards,
George G. Lelpcr, Kdwonl IbixHngtou. Imc It. Davis, Wlb
Ibm Folvell. John Ncwlra. Dr. 11. U. Jo.'*. C. Hand,
Thcophllus I*Aulding, ll.Josn Brooks, Ileurr Sloan. Hush
Craig, George Hcmll, Hpcucer M Ilvalu, Clwrfcv Kelly. J. U.
Johnson, W lUbm Hoy, Dr. B.Thumos, Johu Sailers, William
■ Eyre,jr. ■ •, .
jDuwfors. of T. MorKan r Hugh Cralff, Joim
T. lxvgan. ... . W’lUisn Macirf, President.
Taos. C. Hasp, >7ce Prtadeiii.
Jo3Kta;W. Cowan, Stcretery.
OfnaTof (he Comi>any, No. >l2 Water stmt, Pittsburgh.
jyqu.-jtf __ • P.A. StIADEIUA, Agent.
The Franklin Fire Inaurauce tompauy,
r • . Of Pbila&fptoa, vu
X\niEC7fOßS—Charles W. Bantker, Xhoniaa Hart. Tobias
1 / W hgnor. Samuel Grant, Jacob Jt. Smlth*Gco. W. hid*-
nrdt l , Moniocai D. Lewis*, Adoljiiil 11 Bone. David 5. Browne,
Morrisl’attcrson.. Chas. N. Bixckcs, iVrrtdwf.
COAS.O. Bascsiat, &Lrflrry.
- Continue to luaka Invaranre, {irrpctnolor limltiHL on cTcry
description of projicrty. In to«h and couutry, at rates as low
as are consistent witli rccunty.
. I'be Company Jiavo reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and promiums, invested, nTv
ford ample protection to thoaxsumL
Tlie Axsrts of tho Company* ou January Ist, 18fi1,.ft» fiuT>*
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as followji, vix:
Slortrapw - $918,1:3 CH
Beal Estate..... #4,377 78
Temporary 1i0an5........ Hfi.9of> 17
Shxk«* W,«t‘l 00
Cash, Ac...................... w' 04,3*10 81
. £mcc their incorporation. a period ot twenty-omt years,
they luvre pahl upward of Ono. Million >mtr Slundivd Thou-
Dollara, losses by fire, thereby oflonllnK crklcnco uf the
adrantagitt of i&rtmrnro; a* r.ril aszho obdity and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities. -.
J. GAKDINKB COm.V, ApJOt,
Office* north-east cur.TTood and Third t-tx.
.-..Sfitrmlay.
FrUay.
. Interest on Uaoa
Cash Surplus...
LtiUmalcd prwont value of station*
cry, olfiotf furniture, etc..
Total $2tO.MO OS
. Ono-lialf of till* amount expire* within a year.
IfEbo Directors, In prcrcntlnp the Second Annual Report, tnko
lcavo to congratulate the inemborH upon tin: marked fuccck*
of. the State Mutual Uro Insurance Company. In opera
tion only two years, It hod lnk*u a position beside the older
institutions ortho kind, anil prove* by iU Tery great success
that tho mutual system, ns adopted by them, is beyond a
qnestlou the best and only safe mode of insurance. -
The heavy bases of the past rear, which hare annihilated
manystock companies, leave tho Stattv Mutuni with a«s.*h
surplus of upwards of thlrty<ona thousand dollars/be-sides a
reserve capital of nearly two hundred thousand dollars,
which is constantly Increasing.
The Directors submit that the Stuto Mutual f iro Insurance
Company, offers to owners of sa& proi>erty, inducements seV-
and never exceeded.
-Director*—John K Rutherford, P. C. Sedgwick, fiamuol
Jones, Philadelphia;, John B. Packer, A. A. Carrier, Pitta*
burgh; Rutherford, A. J. GilH't, & T. Jones, Robert
KJout. : Jojis P.RtrrnEnPoitDii^oWeni.
A. J. Ctuet, Secretary.
. Jelalawif
Formers* aud Bice ironies* Health Insn
ronce Assoplatlon, of Pittsliarchf Pa.
Home inbuuance-aiw ln tisieof need.—onico
comer of Smith field and Third streets.- ; Guaranty Gat»
ttaf. $30,000. This is &u Association established for the mu*
tool relief of Us jnwnhera,‘in. casta of slcJmess or accident, by
the payment of their Annual Deposits. Persons in good
health may become membera, and tx> entitled to a weekly
benefit in capo of sickness or accident. AU.vrho join UiLs As
sociation ore entitled to a vote in Llio election of ofllcers, and
to participate In tho profits of. tho Association. It Is estab
lished on a safe nml ponnauont basis, bdng both mutuot and
benevolent in its designs, with tho.lowest rates consistent
for .Its security, and conducted in a manner to Insure its
permanency ami durability.
All persons can see tho advantages of taking out n policy
from tho general ©fllco;
VEAULV DEPOSITS. ,
$ 2 per year draws ft 2 per week;
3 « «• 3 «
4 “ « 4 »* »
5 “ .«*..■ 6 «
0 “ “ 0
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8 . ■ « « v 8
9 « •:. 9 • ((.
10 ■«. «. 10 «
Initiation Fee, for membership, $1,60, which must bo paid
at the time of making application,and the first year's de
posit within twenty days, - Each member U entitled to a
monthly .report,, gratis. .
Omcnis— D. W. Rxauuo t.
n'cciVcju/cijr and Treasurer, Wai. M.Wilsoh.
ikartary, 0. D. Dr.oww. -
Finance QmmitUe, A. J. ChildA 1 A. D. Christie,
and D. A. SrMastew. • rroarll:i»in
t)o»Panncnhip Notioet v "
rfUIE subscribers have this day entered iota partnership,
J. under tho stylo and firm of TAAFFE, MAGUIRE &
DANE for the purpose of cryrylng on a general Commission
and Prodaco Business, and - confidently hope their long expe
rience, extensive mercantile acquaintance, and personal at
tention to the interests of their customers,.will entitle them
to a share of pnbllo patronage, which it Bhall ho tliclr study
to deserve. LUKE TAAFFIS, Pittsburgh,:
SWL.MAfIUIUE, Cumberland, Md n
IVM. C. BANE, Washington, Pa.
Pittsburgh; April 1852..':;.-.'-u/
, Lraie's fiteau Plano Forte Faoteryt
LEASE bating applied inachinerjt to
manufacture of PIANOS,-be Is enabled to
l)T u at least,twenty per cent cheaper tlmn
»any brought from the East, and warranted
equal In every reffpcct;
- Six octavo Rosewood Pianos,'from aud "upwards. • :
Sovcn octavo ' M • “ ' $260,00.
Piano Wareroom, on Hand street, over John’s Sliuernl
WaterTV’arehoufti. • ■ ■
;
JSew Books, at N«w York Frien.
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS; now
openings Prom wCaHer’s, Retcbor’sj Harper 1 -:, Apple
ton’s, Scribner's, DoddVPutnnm, 40, Now York; Gould A
Lincoln, Jewett, Ac., Boston;' Martin, Ac,, Philadelphia; from
tbo Presbyterian Boanlof. Publication} ami American Sun
day School Uniony.and Majp Sabbath. School Society,-'.
. Together yritb fresh; importationsof stamlatd
and Mlscdlaueous.works from Kurope. iujd n large variety
of. Stationery. . . ... v - ~ ~ ; ° . - v
Clergymen supplied'at Eastern prices. •; - .
DAVISON-A
Jewelry Store._,
■ Co-Partnership.
/\N TUB FIRST BAY OF JULY H&r,
V/ farmed a Co-rnrtnenihin, fur the parpose of carrying
on tho WHOLES ALEDRYGOODS BUSINESS, under tho
Bamo and ton of Uncios, Wusoh * Co. They nro now “Bt
ting up tho suadous Warehouses, No. 45 Wood street, opposite
t&t St, Charles. Hotel, and No. 102, Third.street,-which they
.Will Open earlyin-September, with, a. wmpleto’assortment
of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
WADE HAMPTON,
(of ttalate ton of Hampton * Smith,)
JOHN A. WILSON,
(of tho lttto ton. Of Murphy, Wilson * Co-O
» SAMPLE CAMPBELL
(late of tho House of 1L Childs & Co.)
: Plttshnrgh,Aognit7,lM2—lm.
Agc» e yforu S |r™itn«orP«oHotSH»p,
No. 410 LIBBBTrBTBjBBT, PITTSBURGH,
Tm"P. W. BYRNES * Coi«9 Booth Street, ooroor of Pine,
Now -York; SO TVaterioo Road, Liverpool; and OS Gravicr
has a lino Pockots sailtaff oTCTy fire- /£££.
• irmfr "Tr Isctm Uverpodtolfcff York;,ftl<iw> of
Fac&oua fiximlilvenxxatoPkDaaelphlafOn tho efghtceutFoi
*ach month ; ft Tim> of paikols- to Baltimora on the,2oth of
■.gefa. month. - Aiaxuk- T fan of P&ckOts on-tho §thand 24 th
from Xondan ' and Portsmouth'to New York.
: at rfp>it- n^Yr n yp mi~ , hftndr ibr gny amount;
at the lowest rates of discount; and lnfbnnaUun givua.
«^^ t Paesengers,thste«nte^»ffla|W^lH
““ 15 ■ 410 liberty at, Pittsburgh.
' v v<'t .
.• . , .
Let every lady call and see tills splendidproduction of Im*
perial Chinese manufacture..
' Laces. Satins, £Bks Lawns, Berag«S Mantillas, and. vlfiltefl
to match tho shawl*. . •• ■
• Ladies* and Children's Millinery, Oloyes, Flowers, Bdg
. §ebtlemen f K Broad Cloths,Tuscan and Leghorn Hats, (Qo
nin Coats, &c. •-
. StonmingGoodsofeTeig'dcscription. . . m
v Madam© A. Gosling, (from France,) is iutho.monthly re
ceipt of Fashions andNlbaris, from Paris, London and New.
York, at No. 61 St-Clolr fltrccvsrlicro.ladioo aro respectfully
Invited to call. • > -. /• • ...
i The trade supplied with models and-material*. [apl* :
1 " GUK AT REDUCTION IN PRICES! : ; .
Third Arrival of New. Summer Goodel
1 .j-x , THE largest, cheapest end best stock of FANCY
■&FS&L' PRESS GOODS, ever offered in this City, 4s now
ffiggjU opening -at YOUNG,’ STEVENSON A LOVE'S OiU
iCSggr oikal Beh Tftvg proaS) ho. 74Market street, bo*,
tween Fourth street andthu.Diamond, Pittsburgh. -
. Xbo proprietors havd-jusfcopened ariargo andinostbeauti*
pil assortment of-the newest and most- fashionable styles of
Fancy and Staple: Pry Good*:wbich have -.been purchased
since tho great reduction in-prices at. the largo clearing out
sales In Now York and Philadelphia, and will be offered to
CASH buyers atfroni 20 to 26 per cent -lower than former,
prices. • '•
DRESS GOODS, of every description, such as a very largo
and beautiful stock of tho following articles i
• high Lustre, Plain Chameleon and Glaca bilks; -
do PlainDlaek and Striped - do; ...
do Brocndo Armores and Foult.de Soles, all co%
; Black and Chameleon Turk Satins and Watered Silks;
: Chcneand-IndiaFooTard Silks; ...
do. printed and Plain Silk. _ .
do • do ..- • Atbcrims* and Grenadines;
rirdn, printedaudembmldercd Borages; .
Chcne plain and figured bilks and Poplins;
■ Pari* printed Borage do Lalncs, the cheapest ever offered;
Faria printed Lawn 3 and JockoueU,-; do do
: Flalii and embroidered Mulls and Swlssea; .. .
A* A. OABATER, Actuary.
f X f 1-
■» i
■ .DRY goods; ~
STORE. 108
JAMES GOSLING,
Mad. A. GOSLING,
RETAIL.
Vcaltrtvy .
Foreign. & American
PASCT 4 STAPIX;. •
DEY GOODS,
and summer goods,
log rich Shawl*, from $3 to
• Plain and priutoi CoEhmerca, dn Alpacafti
French and Domestic Ginghams;.
; En&lishimd American Chintres and Calicoes, at nil prices;
. Needle worked Sleeve*, Cults Collure, Chcauzcttca;
do . Izica and Muslin Capes;
Embroidered, hem stitch, and plain linen Comb, Hk&; :
. Fahcj Silk. Pocket Flkfis CravatsTuvl Neck Ticx;
Gloves, lltudcry and pospendcaw, nlargo atock;
. Irish Linens, Table Clotlu nrnl Tablo Damafiks;
Tickings. Chocks, Cnosb, Bird Kyo Diaper and Napkins;
. Bleached and. Brown. Muslim*, from b to l«c. per yard, . .
: French Cloths, plain and Fancy Casslmercs and Satinets;
Cariimcretn, Xwwds,-Merino Castimcres and Ky. Jeatu*;
Black. Satin and Fancy lettings, Ac.;
Bonnets andlUbbons at great Bargains; - - \ -' ;.
w bpring and Summer Slmwls at {Wcat BaiKalus. • . • : - ...
The proprietors would .respectfully elicit an early call
■from all tlieir friend*, and the public generally* fooling con
fident that they can offer greater Inducements to Wholesale
ami Retail buyers than ever have heretofore been offered In
PltUburgh. fjclo] YOUNG. STEVENSON ■& LOVE. .
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
Cittzcus and Strangers,
DO YOU WISH TO PURCHASE A-FINK GOLD OR SIL
VKR WATClLniaboutoue-Uniftbausualpricef If so,
coil as Hoods New JruxLC? .Stoex. 61 Market street, two
doors north of Third, and take a look at hi* ucw. stock, just
and yuu can. there or any kind
ofFlms<JaJdJowelry,at their real value,and uct be charged
two prices for cvcrythlmr, as you been, but can
get tho Tory W*t quality of goods at tho very lowest eastern
prices. Do not beliovc what other?. Interested iu their own
sale*, tell yon, but coinc and sc&luryouttelve*. AUpxxla
sold at thin establishment will Ik* warranted ns represented
at time of sale—sn that all uwy purchaiw equally fate aud
cheap.- ■ . gold -
■ ■ -•■ ■ ■ Ueury lUchardHon, Jeweller,
TTAYING ro-htted hb store in a handsome manner, and
JjL but rwcutty returned from tho eastern cities with a
fine cswrUncut of WATCUES, JKWKLUY, ami FANCY
GOODS. would call the attention of bis friends and custom
ers to tho ftet tint among hia Watches will ba found the
most desirable aiylca, raUcrns and makers. Of Jewelry, tho
latest stylus of Brvoxt Pins Foband Vest Chains,
KiugerHiugs, H'ir Taue:*;' Mmlattire Locket*. etc., etc.
FANCY as Fnpter 3lacbe, V\ork Tables and
Boxc-V fancy Tares, Perfume Bottles, Table-Mats,
CcdPs Pistols, Porte Mounalcs in gntal variety; Chinn Fruit
and Cako Dishes; with an cn»Ue, s a variety of usofal and or
namental articles, which have only to bo NH?n to bi npjjro
riated: [njvll NO. M MARKET STKKfcTR-'
" Watches, Jewelry, Ac.
HAYING ju-t returned fn-»tu the Intern cltlc-, I havn
brought with meonoof the reo-t Uautiiul and Caro*
fully selected stocks of Jewilry, M all lu.s and Jancy Goods,
over tiffered to tin. jublic Ikw-ous wWdng to punhase
any thing Iu mv line, cm rely on £ a arliile. I
du not ftdvcrtl-o to sell gaxl>i below rent, nor 60 per cent
cheaper Hun auj hou*# 1 in the ikv Give me a nil, and I
am sure you ulu lx* that I can sell a good article as
cheap as any of them. . ■ ■ -
> Another fact I wish to k«*p UToro the prxrnlc. If yon
want your Watcli, Clock, or anj article cf Jcwelrj, repaired
in the tx-?t manner, this U the plucc to have It dime To
this brtuirii of my buslm.s f will ih.sota especial attontiou.
JOHN'S. KENNEDY, M Martadstreet,
apr7 Sign of the Golden Eagle. .
if Ylmv la siouej't
SURfXT it dwcrTtw to be watched, and, reader, yon may
I» tuisurt'd that— .’T
tVATCiIfS Letter ne'vr were gold,
1 : =: tnusther of.‘after or cfja-jto, • _ .
—..... .— ,:. ..
I*. RKIXKM.VN' 4 CO., Importer.* and Dealers in TlTifo7i<*jr,
CLkKs Qiui Jffc/lry, iTlilch HukrtoU, Watch Maker? Toolg,
<fr. <£e n Fifth street; oue iloor from Wood. U*j leave to an
nounce' to the traded ami tho public jrcnyrully, ‘that they:
have jQfitxweUttl, from ttji* Wat mahuJ&cturCTV iu.Europe,
a largo.lot of tlold anil. SHverWatcLwi, Watch Tools and Ma
terials, and Qf dcurelry; from the
best manulactureris which tiiuj offer us low as they can be
. purchased in .the eastmi.xnarkcts*: ■. .
, Clocks* \t ntclu*s ami Jewelry repaired In thu best manner,
and pa the mast reasmwWo terms.
Promptattcntfoa paid to.orders from a distance.
LOLia MiSUJA!?.; WJ.VEMA.V
. [Of the lato Flm of Sands iwd Rrihman.l
LOUIS nKL\'ERIAN 4 CO.»
IMPORTERS AND IX CLOCKS, WATCIIE9. !
JEWELRY, WATCH MATERIALS* TOOLS. 'Jte.; &c;.
ISJVi .Street, mu: ZM/or from Wind Stmt Pittsburgh,: J\t.*
WAKE leave to cumouuoito the trruiu and the punlicgeu*
X cmlly, that they have themselves cnrefhllj selected and
Imported from Europe. »v largo stock of COLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, WATCH MATERIALS AND TOOLS for watch
makers; and nmostdcjrnnt aKßortmrnfc of JF.WELRY, from
tho best mannEactoHes—which they offer at prices as low as.
they can b© purchased In tho eastern mcrkels.
Their stock of .Watches consists of Gold and SllTcr Potent
-Lexers; do. Detached Lcvcra; do. Lopiues; Silver Quartiors;
and elegant French Tixno .-Pieces, of : tho most approved
makes. Together with a largo, stock of Clocks, and Time
Pieces, from tU© best American Factories. •. •
Theirstock of-Jcwclry.amipriscsartlclcs of every descrlp*
tioh lu thla lino, such as Finger Rings, Ear Rings* Breast
IMns, Bracelets, .Gold, Fob and Guard Chains, (told Guard
Keys and Seals/ Lockets,' odj and. Silver Spectacles. Silver
and German Silver Table and Tea Spoons, and every kihd ox
fancy articles .generally kept inestabUshmcnts.ofthlsdo-
Bcrlptlon.'.. : . . ; /
.• They would ltwpcctfblly call tho attention oftho trkd6 to
their extensive stock of WATCH MATERIALS and TOOLS,
of every variety, which they have most carefully selected. •
, They havo also oh hand a largo assortment of Telescopes,
Spy. Glasses and Opera Glasses, from the best manufactory
In England., .Xogcthtsryrith trgreat variety, of other articles :
too numeroos to mention.
Clocks Watches and Jewelry repaired , in the best manner
ind on the most reasonable terms. [octlhly
lAGOS —Three bbls, jastm:*d ami for sale by
Ji ao2Q .... : SMITH & SINCLAIR.
T'USSOI.imo.N.— I Mm purtuoralup herotoforo oxiatinir un-
J J dor tho title of HAWORTH & CAIRNS, was, by mu
tual ronsont. diasolved un tho lath. July. ’The areounta of
tho firm ttUl bo nettled at tho old stand, by Jelm Haworth.
JEHU ILAWORTH,
R. T. CAIRNS, i
ENV&UPIUBB WOItKS. '
RO. i3O TVOOD STKZET, TIML& WOttUELOW YUIUCf ALLEY;
, BOWK cC TETLEY,
j IMPORTERS and manulheturnrs of
CUTLERY,SUHUICAL AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ac. We
:. / kcbpa-gtmeralassprtmeutof the above
articles constantly oar band;.together
with ft general variety of Fancy; Hardware, Also,- Guns,' Pis
tols and ItefolTcte^'Flasks’Hornsi BhotUolts, Caps, Powder,
head and Bullets; Jlowio, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and Hair Dressers’ Shears j Pocket Ac.—
i3k>i Trusses and Supporters. : > , : \ >
: v JoDbing and tepairing neatly executed. ‘
RITiiKS!-—We aro , '‘ihftkiug lUflea of every description, to
-order, of tho best metortal, nnd workmanship warrautod.—
Orders received for thfemftt Wholeiialo or Retail, ■win boiUl-.
"cd with despatch. Hunting partiessupplied at Wholesale
•prices.'; •••.; • y- -y- f'.-.. .-• •. ■ ... mylg
George Blctclier,
(JfiWM. WOt Tons,) :
WV . WANUFACTITUEItof the Celebrated
/XX V OOSSAMKH VJSNTI liATIKO IVIO,
■ ELASTIC BAND TOUPEES, and eve*
' description of Oninmc>nial IMr #>£
and Gentlemen, NtCTtkFotnui
BU^&uigln Veen tind; Market,-
. Blotdier’s System enables ladies and
jgy Qehilctoeir' to measure their heady
: with accuracy.-
r foii mas,
No. T. The round of the Head.
• “ 2. From thoforehoad nver the heath tonack-No. 2. '
“ 3. From imr tb ear, over tho top.; ;sv .
;•.; M 4i From ear to;ear,-’rouhd tho forehead. . . >'■'
-fhr TO UPEES, to cmvr. tfie lop of the Head, vrihj.
A Pauor Pattern, tho exact Bhapo of the Bald port •
vjylo:3m. ■:•••■'■
IVotlce.
THE-partnershlp heretofore existing, between thuundcr
rigned in; tho Commission andForwardlnc business. &c~
under the ■firm of B. F. YON j BONNHORStTcO ; Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent- The businesa of the late firm
'rill bo setfied by 8. F. Yoa-Bonnborst, who is authorised to
use tlie name of the firm-for that purpose. •
. YVILLIAM EICUBAUM,
■'.. , . 9-F.YONIiONNHOBST.
■: Pittabiugh,May.3d, 1852-my4
Co-Partnership Notice.
fTllffi undersigned have ibis day formed a Copartnership
. .A...fur tho trausactloniof.aWool-and Gpti.ml finmmisrfnn.
and FonraidlnK husinoa.,' under tho ton of YONN BONN
UORST. & MURPHY. Warehouse No. 87 Water and 118
Float streets. . : JASUSS R. jfURPHY.
, S. F. VON BONNHORST.
Pittsburgh, May Sd, 1852-my4
Emporilun-.orxicriitl ..
, CELEBRATED -ETHEREAL 011/AND LAMPS. .
W ■M. .WRIGHT, (Successor to 3. 8. Tough) MamxCic*
TT • turcr of and Wholcsale and Botail, in tho
abovpnamed Oil assort-
LAMi’S,; for burning tho Ethereal Oil, Camphine,
and Fine Oil. Also,.Lampsof ovciy description, for burning
Lord:andXardOUi . - ■
Cbandellets, Girandole IlaU lamps. Wicks, Globes, Cliim*
a °y Mfttai Cans, and oil things pertaining to the trade.
or PiimOiL regularly ropplled onco cr
twiceaweek. . . •
. All orders left with tho wagon, which is-constantly ps&-
'•“9? through the city, will be promptly attended to.
! . -Lampa of all hinds altered to'hum the Ethereal,
Oil. .All articles delivered in any pari?ortho dty. or In Al- -
Jegheny, free of co«t w. H. TCRIGHT,,
No. -82 fourth st, (Apollo Hail,) .
between Market and Wood streets.
v *7: j* ?
•»! '
MEme^L:
Ahead iof AUt
ESTKACI GEAMERICAN OIL. .
T>REPAKED and Sold by JSO, AOTOGSOIT, 209 liberty
JF street. Tills powerfully ctmecnttntcd preparation, tne
medical virtues of whicli- aro found to be eight tlme.s tne
strength of the; original American OU.;lt is putup In bot*
ties at 25 and S7VS each, withjqll directions for Its use... In>
overy disease whtfre tho .original. American- Oil has been
found at all efficacious,-and It. si for.excceds the original In
power, as to render It the CHEAPEST: MEDICINE IK THE
WORLD. Coll and try It. JOHN YOKtGSON.
& B.—The original, Oil in its natural state as*t&kon from,
the bowels of the fcurtlycanbe.faad: os above—and wIU be
found ffm&Mt -notwithstanding a certain firm claims tube:
-• ■ ' vfd&wdf)
MARKET STREET.
No. 51*
•fIV-CKAHI'STUBBS',
DE. HALSEY’S
FOREST WINE!
Thediscbvetit of.the FOREST WlNEistht greatettVemng
• of the age, v Put up' in Quart:£otOcsi of ...,
whichdoes more good,cmdgoesfarihertn the,cure
> of JOixeaseSf than taihotUa of atigSarsa- :■ ■■■■■:,
! - partita in'usc, and warranted-to cure •. . . -
- AoitJiout any-unpleasant or • -•- . . • •
weakening effect.
mifK method by which all Bampanllaßy and other simi
• I for medicines Are prepared, is by . boiling the- Roots or
Planis to obtain the extracts. The medical virtues are thus-
Principally evaporated and destroyed. - . •-. • ;•• • -
It is hot to bo wondered at then, that even ten and twin
: tv bottles of these Samparillosaro without
any perceptible benefit. Not 60 with thcFopstirme! .By
the Invention of a wonderful: chemical apparatus, a perfect
wine is produced without heating; retaining at tpa.same
time, all the primitive healing properties of the rare medic*-
nol plants of which it is composed, thus rendering the Forest
Wine tbo mostciflcient medlcibe the world ever produced; at?;
the same time the most agreeable;.
Millinery, <tc.
NERVOUS DISORDERS
Are diseases of the mind as well as-of the body, nrousunlly
brought on by troubles and afflictions,, and are most com
don to persons of delicate constitutions and sensitive minds*-
IX)W spirits. melancholy,•frightfaldrcanis, .and fearful anti* *
cipations of evilltem -the slightest causes, generally accom%
pony nervous disorders. The Forest Wno and Pills arc an:
energetic remedy In ihcse complaints.-: •; -
Extract ofa letter.ftcan Alr. Joseph C. Paulding, dated- \
* Fhiladdpltia, SeptmUr 7th, 1842. •.;
Du. 0. W* IIiISET; 1 . .. -TflE'CpRB .0? .
DcarSifi Forest ino mid Pill# hoTC cured r , r . T rr*TTa. tta idqii'vvss RTiAvrTTTTm. WHrtrtP*
of tt dreadful Norvons lUsorior, itiUi which »ho bad.bccn of- COUGnS, COLDS, HOMSSISSHSES, EEaNUUHb, nuuoif
ilictcil for many years. Her body wm almost wasted away-1 j ISO CQUCIH, CROUP, ASTHMA nail CONSUMPTION,
She woa- frequcntly disturbed' to. her.- sleep,by frightful , *-,ANY yc'ara of trial, instead of impairing tho pobllo
dreams, awaking quite exhausted and cohered withpenqu- lyl this medicine, has won for it
rotkmf andattbncslaboringundcr tbfiddUFion.thatsome- •. tio D nTU i,7iofertety :bylarcxceedin£thomoxt, sanguine-cx
.thingdreadful was.Bbouttolfflppem to her..: By w.UMTOa ™tationg of .its friends. iKolhfcig~rbut-Jte. Intrinsicvirtues
faut botilcsof tboWino, nndA iwxof .tJie.Palw, fino.is now. hntl tiifl umniitakable-benefit conferred'on thonsanis J of
in perfect health., She has regained her and color, ontl pn g ergn>i reputation iten
eujoys eoriety as well aaorcr. J. C. IAULDIaU. ,««, 0 many inferior remedies thrnst-upon tho com
munity, liaro failed and been discarded} this has gnined
friends by erery trial, conferred beiieflte enthe afflicted they. I
con never forget, and produced cures too numerous and too
.remarkable to be forgotten., . ■
: -While it is a fraud on the puhlia to pretend: that any one J
medicine will infallibly ebro—stilly there is abundant ‘proof !
that the CnEHETpECTOiULdoes notionlyns a general thing,
but almost.invariably curd the maladies for which It is- em
ployed, •. •;!
As time makes these facts wider cnd better knowny this l
medicine has gradually become the best "reliance of theaf
flicted, from tho log cabin of the. American peasant to the |
palaces of European. Kings, Throngbont this entire conn- 1
.try, hi every State,- city, and indeocfcalmost every hamlet it
contains,. Chebry Pectokil la known as tho best remedy ex
tant for diseases of the. Throat and J.nngs, and.!n,intoy-fof-',
eign countries, it is rondngto bo.extemdydy used by-:thdr ,
;mosE Intelligent phyricltms:. In .Grcatßritain, Jranc© mid.
Germany, wncrcthc medical sciences have, reacheffrtheir
-highest perfection, Cherry PECTOESX'ia introduced, cud in
constant use in tho Armies, UoHpitalajAlms Houses, "public
Institutions, and indomcsucpractlce,*a» thersprostremfidy,
; their attending; phvsiaaus. can employ- for tho moro dance
ton* affections of tWlansS."Also- In milder cases* and for
• children, it is pafcv pleasant and effectual to cure. In fact*
• some of tho' most - Haltering. testimonials' we: reccive,haYe
been from, parents yeho have found it efficacious in cases par
ticularly Jnrktental to childhood.
Tho CiiEimt Pectoral is manufactured by a practical
Chemist; and CTeiy ounce of it under hUown eye, with-in
variable accuracy and care It is sealed and protected by
law from counterfeit's consequently can bo relied on as gen
uino withoutadulteration, -• = I
We have endeavored hero to furnish the community with l
a. medicine of suchintrinsjc-supcnority and worth as should |
commend itidf tothelr-ooiifidCDCo-ra -remedy atoncesafe,
speedy tmd.effectualjwhich-this has by repdated and .count
lesatrials proveditselftohofanJ trust by;greatcaielnprO- :
paring it with chemical accunuy, of nffifetm strength, to at
lord new ageiit on' which they canrcly-fa® the
best results,-and tho afflicted with > a.,remedy: that will do
fcf them all that medicine can do.- \
GENERAL DEBILITY,,ESIACLAIION, WASTING OF
TIIB BODY, 4c.
Many persona wo afflicted trfttrso&oor. tbe .ftTxjvewm-. !
plainly without • being able to trace It to any particular;
cause, and therefore delay ih» use of the proper remedy -un
til the disease becomes constitutional. Tbestf disorders arc
often characterized by tv sepso of rfoUlng, ot cntlro exlums
tfoh after exercise. • Some experience sluggishness, lassitude,,
and at times, paleness or fiuahlngof the coontcnrmcc,or pal
pitation of the heart or like symptoms. :
The excellent effects which hare .ever attended the uso of
the Porest Vine and HHvSttcveiy species of debility, iscon*
elusive evidence of-ito happy results iu tins class of disor
ders. "Many havo resorted to these as an t/Zbma
iuut, and been speedily • cured.. For. Nervous disorders and
Debility tho VTino and Fills axe taken according to the three*
. tions on the label. •
AGUE AND 'FEVER,' 1 OR CHILLS,
Aw caused by tlu» miasmatic effluvia oiiiung'freßMiittTshes,:
decayed regulations, and low, damp situation*.. lit ioycr
mul Ague the Forest Wine and J?dl* ore n-sovcrelgn remedy.
When they have been taken agreeably to the direction*, wo
havo never known them to fail in effecting a complete cure,
In the first place take a lorgcdosc of the Forest. KlLiintnno,
-that thcir-oporationsmay-finlaiile before the return chill.—
The stomach bcinsr now well.cleansed, tako three or four
Jarge doses of the Wlno, at intervals of half an hour, com*
meoclng about two hours before the period for. the chilLto
return. TWs break# the ague, after which the W mo should
bo continued In small doses to restore strength. . Soo foll
directions around tho bottle. . • ; „ . . :
DR. HALSEY’S GUMOOATED FOREST PILLS, • ;
Are an important adjunct to the lorwt Ayine. Theynru
coated with pure.gum onibict.tin invention fur wlik-h Dr.
Halsey has received the only patent-ever grouted on I'JUs*
tiy tlie Government of the United States?.
The Forest Wine and gum. coated I’oresi'lhlls unite In ac
ebmpllßhlng the name great'end, the Purification of the
Blood, and w?Uiratort of the SUAnach and Bowel*.
The Forest-Wine and PilUarcroeammcndodasoncincieut
and certain euro in the following complaints; Dyspepsia,
Habitual Cbtfivmess, Ihrcpgy, Ib&plainlfqf Kidneys. In
cipient (Xwuaijrtfwny Dedine of . (rcntral Health, and yanalt
for which it is tv Sartretgu Uanedy; Languidnrcs,
JSiglil Siciak, Nervoni Ditmhrx, Lon*f AppehttyLov; Spir
it.*, and want of Xtrroui ■ Energy, Ague and J'brw, which it
never fulls to cure, Scrofula, AVymiefa*, Jawirhcc+ tfahral
thy Oior of the Sian, Weakly and Imjfaircd State oftheOm
ihhthon.
TO TIIH LADIES. -
Nothing in the world is more absurd than the custom of
nring paints, to improve the countenance. True
beauty and lovelincw aceompany the highest perfection of
health, which again invariably follows ihol*urrd.ttaU af p,t.
lUc/xl What artificial appendage* equal that.raid expre*-
Flouof countenance wiueb. mnanafea from blooming health?.
What paints compare with thecnmson-colarul blood easting
Its brilliant roseate hue through tha' transparent toxtnre erf
the skin? What charm* are more captivating than thoM» of
nature, in her highest perfection of health? Let Pr. Hal
sey>Fore*t Wine supply Jthe place of all cosmetics.. The uw-*:
of this excellent Wlno- for a short-time, creates pure, nch:
blood, which, coursing threnghtho veins, penetrotre the ml-,
nutlet fibres that , verge toward. 1 ihfr surface of the skin,
causing all Unhealthy pimple# nnd.-hlotcbes to disappear,
imparting a vivid,'' rosy color to the akin, and brilliant ex*.
i>re*don to thcoiea.
TUIS IS NATURAL «E\LTV.
tn rorroloration of there facts Dr Hal c cy has tnnn> te'tl
wonbl# ftom ladles of the most respectable standing in fo
<:i The Forest Wine iu loree square bottles, $1 per bottle, or
she bottles furss.' Gum-coated FnresfcPUls, 25 eentsper box.
For Bale at Dr KBVSER'S Drugstore. No. 140, ccrorr of
W‘ood street and \ Irgin AUcv [auglLd&w.
W*M. E. STEVENSON continues* to manufacture
\ji CABIN ET«W’AUK of every description, at hi* old stand,
-«2i|eorner of Liberty and Seventh strecta. UNDERTAK
•/j ilNGattended to, InallltsbranchOg.:- . :.:-: iayU> : -
|-f oitrtllt 3LANI!FACTORY. Na €4 EniHhficJil street, a i
| fancy nndpl&ln l\imi ture,' vrhlclx they !
will wl! 15 per cent'below customary rates,
[, ; only,' .' . ••■> V dcc27:ly- -
Cabinet ami Clintr Factory. :
a ••■JOSEPItMEYER lias on hand,-at hia. extensive
Cabinet and Chair Manufactory. No* 424 Penn street,
ispj above tbo Connie till kiuds of FURNITURE, such oh
* 1 'SotUs, Centro Tables Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany
Balstcad&andall
ho Trill sell 20 per cent, below customary rates. Terms—
CASH, ONLY. JOSEPH MEYER,
QprO , : • -No.424PennstrcoW Fifth.WunL
o. e. hamiter.; ....... .u. dauleij.
Hcunmeir. &, Dauler,
C.UHNOT WARHtOOM r BMmtFELD STREET,.
Jiittectn Seventhdrutand Stm-wbarry alley* Pittsbxcrghy JU,
. . HAMMER & UAUIiEH keop conatantly/onhaud a
\j4_. variety of excellent and fashumablo Furuituro f _p’arv
KpS ranted equal to any In the city, and sold on as tkvar*
* | * ablo terms as call bo obtained at any similar establish
ment in the IVort. Tlloy have now on hand an. unusually
extensive stock, embracing nil kinds of Furniture, from the
dieapest tbVine most-costly; and elegant. - All
orders promptly attended to.• .• . - my2laiCm
TO Cabinet Makers. - • »■
.Varnish, Sard
■ toartand Rimiture at Wholesale. •. • ?
THE subscribers bavo just received from New York and
-Boston a most splendid stock of YENEEKS,- and ttre
nmiulacturißS by machinery .Furnituresuitable fbr tho
inulo.. All of which wewill sell at extremely low prices.
.'As gTCtftcare'wna taken lathe sclecUon of the.«ock, per
sons cannot foil-to bo salted either as to quality or pneo;
and, as it is well known that Foraituro can ho made by ma
chinery superior and much lower than by hand, tho atten
tion of the trado Is respectfUllylnvilwl.- • w
. ITurned Work, In allits branches, carried on os usuaL.
Plank forhand rails, for Carpenter?, and All articles re
quired In mftuu&cturing Cabinet Furniture, constantly on
htmd—vis: Slahogany*-.Tarnish*. Hardware, Hnlr Clotlis,
Springs, Ac, Ac. . , RYAN A ITKEE, ,
.. -Ryan’s Buildings,-
mar22tydaw . _ No. 31 Fifth street*
Ji
onrneymenGaltinet OlakerßAasQCldtiDu.
■'■WAltliUO-irSE t ill9\S£C.oirD\BT2t£J2r,
THE OOBSEROr WOOD.) . ; v". . •
- TIIIS'AaSOCIATION»emI)TOcingf?^-
oJicady. twice to threo times, naUij
many :hatida ssvthe-hugest'and
vs^.hjtliorto. meat renowned business * f »
shopsofthUr dty^lmvoopencd'their Warehouse, and r aro
able to furnish thopubUc, by/wbalesolo or retail* with Fur*
nituie of the following deMTipllon-“Via: ■ .■•:.■■ •••»
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus; Full Columned
Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; jlahognny Chairs; Booking
Chairs; MahoganyWashstands;-Sofiis; Divans; Piano Stools;
Book Cases;, - Secretaries ; Card Tables;- Pier Tables;. fine
Card Tables; Centre Tables; Hatltacks; French Bedsteads:
Ottomans'; Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Tables;
Wo?kstarids r Cherry and . Common' Workstanda r high post,-
coinmoh, low, and trunihoßedMcads; ; Chcrry.Bureaus; Cribs;
Cradles, .
•The advantages of cooperation, on ah extensive
mit them to sell at : the; lowest prices! and they aro deterr
mined to soil, lower than any competitors, an equally good,
if not better article, and warranted-os tlio public will un
derstand by giving tliora a call.
: Steamboat tcwvb of a3ldestaiptidhs, apd other articles:
of any description, mado to order in every style, at the short?
eat noticed •' '}■' - mar 29
, JAMES W.WOODWBI.I,
CABINET-FURNITURE MANUFACTURER.
Ware-rooms 07 ami QOTIUrd street.
- ■ W. respectfully informs fvV :
hls frldnda and customers that• he wl. '
; M«tiiSisw^FPT.-y^:^^-as vr completed his spring stock
; - of FunUtturc,.:'whlcli_is..UeciOcdly‘*. , |l *
tho largeat'-RntHwet cTOt offeredTorsalfe in this City, which
will bo sold at prices as low as any in tho United States,
East or West ;■•'
Atf lie is determined to uphold tho quality, with well sea
soned workmnnAhip, and nowosl design?; and r
.from tho extent of hift orders and-ftcility.in manuftcturlng,
ho \s eqablbdtoprodMPO warranted-furniture, at tho/lowestr
prices,"
. Ho has adopted the principle of Idcntlfjingiiis customers*
Interest with hia own, in quality and prire, and keepa al
ways on; Iwiod-tho greatest variety rofeeveay description of
cheapest iuidplain^t;,to-tho, most eleh
pant and <»stly/ : that a house/; or- any: part of one, may bo
lnrnlshed from, his-etock, or rmnwiihetnred expressly Re or
der.. Thefql lowing- articles consist/; in- part, pfhis stock,
which Jbr richness of stylo and finish, 'cannot- be purposed-,
in any of tho Kastern cliiea: •. • . ; „
XIV tpte-0-tete Softs;- •••'•■"■■
1 *5O Sofas, in plush and hair cloth s -
fiOdoz. Mahogany Chairs;
. ft) doi. Walnut • *• :
• •60 Mahogany Rocking •<* ■ . .
ft) Walnut . »••.**. .-
60 Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnut “
60 MarbloTop Centre Tables
60. M . *» Dressing Bureaus
30 Withstands;-...
40 Enclosed .:.- u ;
100 Common
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus; -.
.40 Mahogany. Bedsteads:
20 Walnut «
GOCottago **
' 300 Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;.•••:
20Mahogany Wardrobds; . >
10 Walnut «
.10 Cherry ..•
. 50 Main Bureaus;
• 70 Dining and Breakfast Tables;'
12 Secretory and Bookcases:-
20 doz. Cone Seat. Chairs;
24 Cano Scat Rocking Chairs
12 Ladies' WriUngDeakg:
Hat and Towel Stands; TVhat-Noft-
Etfguires; . . •-... v • -Paper MaclieTables* •
OjnToraaUonCtaira; Pembroke «
ftatetb&n “ , Hell and Tier
“ ladles’Work “ '
Pearl Inlaid < Dining Tables;
&£lo and Ifcll Chart; ° tto “ m3i ■
COMMON POBSITOIIE trnd
C^JlaEmauppUcd^ttaUar-
SIEAMHOATH rujd lIOXELS, furnished- ut the shortest
notice,• 4 - r * ...
1 AH oxdsr» promptly attended to.
... s&i *■£* &&?& '£'&'&*•*& v &
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES:"
Important, to Females.
TvQCTOR lATIIOBE’B FKEKCH FEMALE JILLS, an in-
U nocijnt, JUfi: alui pft.'Ctual rtrnedv forCblorosia or Groea
■ Sickness, Hour Albas or. Wfitcs, Supprrarioo. Dysmen
orrhioa, NcrTOOs Dobllltjr, pcncml Weakness Naiisca, Pains
In tho Hoad ana . limbs, lev* of AppclU«, BalMtjillon, Trt>-
mors- Discaswl Spuio, Costivenesa, lrrUabnitT.DyimcpjMor-
Indlgestlonj Flatulence or Wind, and tUI UUrtiaa complaints.
Prita, Sffeimts, or flva boxes tor sl.Sold wholesale sal vo-'
-tall by W: C: JACKSON, UtO liberty , street, HcaJofTYodd
street, Pittsbcigji, and by all the Bregmsta.
' -OS-Full dltoctiong enclosed with each hom TdeolMvd&wi
• Judd's Slodtcated UauldCutlcU. i ■
rpnl3 article Is intonded for Family. use, and should bo
I- fdimd inttwipossesslonj.of«yory,:lsHnlly;ln Uialand.—
Mechanics who aro in constant danger of injury to their
persons through accident, and tho Improper or careless ns®
Stools, Win find this article to bo. lnyalnablo to,them, anil
after afinctrlal, will conslderittndispOTsahlo.
, “Tills mat certify l that wo, tho umkrelgn«l, having fro-,
qucntly made uso of Judd’s Medicated liquid Cuticle,prft-
Srcd bo' Messrs. Pedfield A Camp, Middletown, Connecticut,
cheerfully recommend it to our professional brethren, ns tm
urccllentsubstitutefur adhesive
cuts, scalds, hruises, and all kinds of cesh wounds t .plso^
fur sore nipples, tt
WMi B. CASEV r M- D,
D. HARIHSON, M. »,
P. WOODRUFF, 11. Bo - ’
HAMIITOM BllKWini JI M, . ■ ,
lllSWOltin BURR, M. D„ Botanic.
■’‘Comprising all the.practising- physicians in the city o:
'MlddJotOWU* ,
For £<*>lo by • • B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO-, .:
. ■jyi- Corner of .Wood and.Firptut*. -
-Prepared and sold by ” -• -JAMESC. AYER, •
Practical ChemisW Lowell, .Mass..
“ Sold In Pittsburgh by - B. A. Fahnestock. * la Al
legheny, by Hi P. ; Bchwartx; and by Druggista andiDeakrs
in Medicine everywhere. aolB;3md*w,-..
THE CHEAT VEGETABLE BE9IEDTI
nil, 11, It: MYER'S EXTRACT,
Dandelcon,Wild Cberryand Sarsaparilla
l IMUS'valuable medical preparation ißffcrfl entirely from
-1 nny tdmulc of or common part
fyiDgmedicine.u -ItlsacowpoandoFmany mostCLEANS
iNG JEEDICINEB, with others acting directly on tho Kid
bcts, or having immediate retbrencuto the relief and contin
ued. healthv operation of some Internal organa. - It contains -
articles which enter into no other preparation in existence,
AND IT IS'UNRIVALLED*
•in. purifying and refreshing .effects, by. any Medicine in the.
world. It is put up in LABC K BOTTLEs, is very pleasant!
to the taste, and is more concentrated,. . , • . -
STRONGER, BETTER AND CHEAPER,
■than any other id. the market. Uctrous who have taken
**SarsapariUa n by the gallon, without relief, hare been rad-;
ically curod by using two or threobottles. This i* the only;
compound in which-DandclioujAV.ild Cherry and Saraaponl-.
biareso prepared to offer tho .peculiar virtues of each, in:
-combination with pure extracts of. other healing articles, in
a highly concentrated, state. . Its-ltigredicnts ate purely vis - ,
getoble, and arc midi roots and barks as are fouml, though
chiefly affecting certain parta-ln. their general tendency ? to
produce the most cleansing and healing effects. •
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE
To cure many diseases. . Dropsies, Kidney Complaints,
draw off Jl atoryHumors from the Blood, or corrupt and ir.
ntatlng secretions of diseased organs from the body, without
. tho thorough; operations on .tho Kidneys,-as canw)dby this
medicuio, -No other-extracts even pretend to this effeefc-r-
Infactjthlsvcry operation, fbr wlnclUt is pnrtlcularlycom*
pounded, aiffert:froiii : all; and makes it :
tho best compound in cxistenro. . -
IN ALL CASES OP DROPSY, uw this medicine. It will
. relieve. ' : lt has eiired ’ when liio jtas despaired bt It
iroatainalatUdtaa: thsiwi\k;£urei Jf anything can, and takes
the only method' lo tnako perhiaTt cnt cu re?, v - *. 'v- : ;
SmP.FDYUIU fcuip FEVITRI
-To produce testimony in proof of the cure Of-thtg. disease
is acknowlcdgodly howZ-Tlie publicluiv'eeolohglisSntanght
to reg!ird; it..as Gital, that .itsi positive curb would Seem-al-'
most a miracle, yet --v'-Vv-v
snip Fuvr.rt has been cured.
And by the Great Vegetable Rotuodyi. Dr. 1L B. Myers* Ex*
tract of Dandelion, M ild Cherry, &e., fdouc. •
- -ttYo select the.ioHowlug-as a fpecimcn of.Dio numerous
to the efficiency of tids medicine’ in cases of ibis
inalignant disease, which wo. have to exhibit. •
TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS.
Francis Tiblimcse, 5L D., a BkUfulpliysiPian, residing in
DaECalOj N. Y 4 and one who lias dbvotedmmwlfpaiticnlaHy
to the study ond cure of tho Ship Fever, with 'almost every
phase of which he is conversant, gives the £ol lowing tostimo
py in relation to the effects of this medicioo, ftS Tfrepared by
hlmrelf: v . ; - i-.- : •- ;
“Tills !s to certify, that T Imo iisod Dr, H. B. Myers’Ex
• tract of Dandeleon, Wild;Che rry and.'Sarsaparilla, la my
practice, in cases of a number of-patients sick with.
ver, witli Very TienoCclal results.- 'And I consider It afgerici>
al curative* in that disease. a
: Prepared by
MTEUS & BICI3,
-No. 11 Worm* strict, New Tork.
R. 13. SELLERS;
; No. S 7 Wood street; Pirtslrargb.
Sold by
oprs:ciebd&Yr]
Dr, Do lanoy’a Celebrated Curative - Inatrmncnt.
The, only InfaUibh Cure fof iUat Er.radfyd ptiidse . '
Snowies ; or v Jiirbrtij2ajiy -.-;-; i
JVoctarzail- £)austo««.-. f_; •
QO.harrbssmg and deatrueflvei.and productive of-so much
o misckleflo the nervous system, lurapacltalmg man for
."business,'society and matrimony;. : r- , j^
This instrument :-ia-simple, • tmd:
FAiiJNa» Qiidmay-l)0 : nsed -witliont the .slightest biconyeni
■ oncc, or.iho knowledge of iliemiosfelntiiiuito Mend. ;lt is to .
.bffUsal' cxtcraally,producirig no pam* or injury whatever*
nor preventing any one front attending tohifcbiiflncssand,
/whilpiu use, ttofa sinylexmissioncait: takeptacej invigorating:
Uii organs in a short tone to tvefc an 'extent that they regain ■
their primitivepoioer the loss of which, caused
by early abuse* ia the -tliscaso. ia; ii'ueHUon, tmtl the cause of
.the/thousand: concomitant complainte, vis:;; Nervousness,
Prostration, Dyspepsia, Pain in the Hcad aUd - Dimness' of-
Vision ,'-Weakness of the Bnckund Lo\r e r rExtremititis. Afl'cC'.
rions ofthe Eyes, Impotence, Pimples on'the- Face, jPrcma*
tare Decline of Virility, Weakness.ofMmoryand Power for:-
; Mental A'pplicaiion,-PejwU6n l AverslontdSoelcty s 'Titnldi^ ,:
and Self-Distrust, Love of Solitude. Ac..: All these complaints
invariably disappear as soon; Jtourtfl- ia'stoppeit froio;
. which thoy emanated.
This Instrument has lieon examined nnd approved of.by
the highest authorities in -Europe and America, is recoin
. melided by the linbat- prominent physicians of Ml
as the only. Certain Remedy exL&ng : -fof ;.thoso
and has \xibvr.'completely superseded ;
bongiCj CantcrizaUohvCt&i hot to mention tho -thousand ail-.:
.•verged nostrumsof the day, as «)rdialvdhiidote^;etc^ ; 6to;
It constitutes at tho same timo thO Bafest and. most pleasant
andby fkr thedieapest.treatoacnt ever offered to tbo afflicted?
slrodcffect has'bcen gained.
-■> Peltalaoiremembered, tliat thoeecomplainta are but little
Understood . by-the profession i.\n nil. the
. mcdiqnefn thoirofld neT<st;hß?,.and.: never will, stop those
losses, r ;whicto it affovved tocontinne-unchecked,; orb auto to
; produce the most distressing consequences.
:v It has beep. 0 -taattar-.of surprise to some, th&t any opo of
.respectability‘and of
his attention to diseases‘which people of every- description
protond.to- cure so ejtsfljv-If-however, but tho ono-thou*
rsandtb partof ithandsertos thesopeoplebringupon'tocioty
• were known, a very different opinion would bo farmed, . It.
- is not only, the -preseht misexy and. dejection preying upon;
- thauilnd aa well ns the body* that todcplored,; but some am
of such’a posterity, and-’oven.- to destroy}
the xeproductivo &oulty • ItjLs a toet th^,wbito
' not • properly treated,- they may. remain. so dormant-in the
‘constitution as to appear.in,no-, other Way %ato.thc^r.ef
fects "upon postcrity j yet, if jiroperly ,uddersipod r aro most
cosily and speedUy removed.,. Tim above, so ingeniously con
: trived will dpubtfeayin a groafc.TOcasure, cobv
tribute to check tbo evils of quackery, so prevalent (u this
'classofdlseascathrouMiout the Unlpn.- V- -; /
r Tho price l -of‘the; complctb; ; lnstrunimii cnrefully-secnred
agtdnst all observation in a box, i* oMy S J 9. -Itcan bo«mt'
by express* toany- nddrc.i» ih of -lhe tnltod Stotcs,-
. Canada,: A£, acrordtog.to order, accompanied by fall, direc
tions, iiiid Important advice to the tnatricct eud-giagle—-the
Pxpeti‘wfl«vett‘'to tho romotestjparto of IhecmintryiKiln-huV
.'trifling.:.-'-. .■ " --v
- .-'’Snip tmexamplea::racrc&v th£^
Elncoili introauetten- tat
ciplcd fK-rpon in Acw \or'., I'hilailflptna. Albany, lirSton
I*o* i“ get op eprno nfllculona thfega ; callna “ri3§oSBnt»“
which, Iwar.nnt tbo EllshtaifrewablancK ndthw
(O fotw nM pnnqplf, to ray own iiivi>nt«l, lon. tt]«l: aß a.
unlTCißally approvt-U la-Anunonta, nul whicb n» ns t ilmlar
to them as light is to night, lv ety attempt to sell such In
stniments for mine, trill bo pmsceuted to the fall** extent
of the law.lbetngnot n-illlngto connectaieivell and Hon
estly earned reputation of my invention-ttitli quacks ami
their wortiites productions. • No Instrnraent ta (iinulnc and
none can bo At arranted hnt tticuni orderSi from myseir. : -
. PMff) to tlie Doctor bihiself lm;haviiiff ho Agencies establish*,
od but iaXondoh and Paris.- - ‘ :
Addreas, po3t-pa!d, Dr. B. Do Inner, 01 Llspcnord rtreet,
New York.
Iwraro, dally, from 9 A. M. till SP. 51., mU from 7
tiH B.P. ML,:tho Sabbath cxccptcd. - ■;. •:. v >...
undcrsignod certify,with great pleasurcvtlmt lhe
.above menrioueddnsfrumeut hruot only consCnmtod on sci-:
.cnttopprihriplp^'bhtiromita/useth^bnp^iprf.xii^ulfethay
always with confldeucc -bc autirirated? thero .being for the.
oureof thosediseospa noothfer certahf romedyiextanh?;; : .,--
UcniY & £nLn*, at. jk,
- V - ' -;Cil‘ Qosi?% ■xr/D.'- MChamber j?t-» - -
' p: EcSflAanr, k. tH Howard's^,
« N'ew York*
Ur. De Laxct I? prepared fo csecuto all orders far stfrgical
apparatus, vij:' Artiffdal Arms ftud Leg?, Which move like
-natural members Apparatus fbr bTmtion.f for Contracted
Lera: 'tor Curvataraof
Stho Anns and Knees; ftr Paralytic Legs* lbr Club Foot;
fbf Lachrymal Fistulas; for Palling of the : Bectum; Hypd-
TraSBC^Orthopcdfo>kirSCtv»o^.<£c,....':-_:^^' : :.'r,;.„;X'::>.-
: * All work warranted. letters jaust,;bo.post-paid.oanfftin.:
ibg apippbrrioaato.reiolitopto wr.atypcfepnce. <£fcb2s:iy;.;'
•T\OMESTJD have insteo.
JJ eelved tt fresh supply of plain and tiincy printed oST
' :< bv
=ME
MEI
llEinuumslt—Dl- iismTCTed lOTWdjr
XV far
cortaintyj»». .....- tt-.
tflato ptoctK^imUla oT.tbJiJga lat>io«acoatnat
nothing can alleviate • but • the fenifn of a. skilful W ..
Wholly inexcusable.. A ln its ordinary fonn» may, .•
propriety, to left to 'the person afflicted aiul tnpOTM
xh&ker; but to go, as many pewonsdo,.withoutcronaband*
ago or any hind to retain it,' ofUnr'hmu&rs th&idflftkpOTfbcuy ,•
i unmanageable, and liaulsttf,; wkaf'ia termed Strangulated
r&ernm, whkh often has.noftllcftait-in & surgical opera*.
[ tion. In tho iruw to which wo Invito thn attention or tha
Afflicted; tbcro -ifl evtry sapcriorlTy tho trtmoa aiid
qanOngeaia common comlbrtablo, and
. can. l>o modo to fit any ease of Hcrnfti with an exactness and
equableness orpresmiro that’docs notbelong toany other
• instrument: with whkbwaaroaiM Painted: and will retain- • ...
ruptitto .wUh'caso rmd'gomfbrt to: tho-wearer. - Phyßl*,.
thp,iU^«t,rtan(Jlngin:tM>pnrfW^£rnhavogiyen
• mstimonyto its great , superiority over; ih6ordinary tnlisps :v
j>i use.- The truss,pf.Dr.:Hnbbaid will euro ono-halfthe ca- •
fks of ordinary Rupture, YFe advise those afflicted to make
•applicntioa’in time.
I'XZ&'.JlirferaicaDf. (hehQfhcxt. character ocmfo gveen in {Ai.tr
Cittft bycaßijiffonUieJgaL - v .
{ l'casons from a distance can have’ them sent; fey sending
the measure round the body.-. oa>, h.KEVSKR> ' ■-«■■ *
* aaJgl.d&w 140 Wood st» fiole Agent lbr Pittsburgh-
■£-v.-.;a r. To Invalids and tfce BlcU, ■;■•
\hE CELEBRA TED COMSTOpK MEDICIXES I
fT?IEST—Hjc GufiAar Paw Extractor, (OmxtVt 4 DaXtfei) *
curing alt Bitnw and-nil External Pains and Sores, -
pal— Balm of CUnTobvi Coy gtojing dr Restoring Gw Ho- • ;•
pum Hair. i
i -3d. —Jlaidt Kerrt and Endian Vegeta-. ■'
life, Elixir, a cnro Ibr all coses of Rheumatism.. ■
3fcXa(r'gAcoustic~OU; a certain cure forDe&Jtaew. ■
1 <Btb> J *Haj/‘* Z:m7n<?ii,‘alnu>wa<ato tbrihePita* t
>• Ctl*.—ftw/m’i Std: Head Adit Bonedy.. • •
:• r i\X\.—MoV\er't Relief, for all Tsomcnlu tbo Family Way.: ;
i. Sttis—Lcmgtey’s Gnat 'lVaUm Indian Jbnaceti.for Colds, 1 .
and feverish-feelings nad prerentiog. feyere; ibr Aithma, v
liver Complaint, and BilHous,Affections; lbr Diarrhoea^-In*
digestion and Loss of Appetite; ibr Cortivencss in Females - *
nndHales, acdncrroascomplnlntajfor SlomachAfleetioaß, ?:.
Piles, BbouniaUan, .A&. Ihogceat jxdntii arc, it :
Ssnotbadlo take, nover gives ;pdiv mid never leaves one ■
costive. ,
i 9Ul —OmstocK* Vermifuge, (Worm Killer) for children or .
grown persons.
•? Brovm's Grtatf\rtn Killer, No medicine has.
•been discovered that Is so happily adapted to o«u internally, : -
'OS drops to bo tokens and 'yet perform ptieh wonders when
appliederter7MUy os awashor baUj, by ln bottlea
to 60 cents each. - ...•>... • •.
i nth,— Roach and Bed Bug Bane, for driving. ■
away Terrain in a short time.
» 12th.—The celebrated Lin's Life P3l* and. jnpnperonca
■Bitters. . v. :oo. ■ '
' '-L3th.— BarfJiolmaeno's the.popular.£X- ■
;P£CTORANT for couons, COLDS, INFLUENZA, Ac.- .
East Iruha andficur Yorkllatr Ityaytiwonly
.SUEEcoloring fbr tbtthair.': . ■ • •; .v «... -
* -Ifith.—Lto’r-EbZflt of Chinese .Remedy. for Cats,:
'Bruises, Sores, Ac. v
•, 16th. —Extract ofSarsapz , riU& - This article ho* outlived
l alt other and still gives as great satisfaction aa
CTJZ,
t . 17th.—The celebrated spread Strengthening Plaster, -made
i from Ur. Let's recipe,' and tbo most-popular in the market; •
' istlf.— Dr. Khndf Tooth.Athe Drops?* A certain-anil easy
.curofor TooUiar.be... - . , , . -
19th.—Ur. Cloif9TocK has latclr: boughttho , rlght for the :
: United States, of the celebrated Omcentrabd ifuJeral Water, -
■found at the Salt Bprings of Ur. Wixu 0. Chase, at St.-.Catba
nncs,: C. W. Thia medicine has attained a notoriety and
: popularity naver bcforccquallcdby any preparation at that .
place, and its sale has been common* urn to wdhiU merit*,
which arc extraordinary.
•NoXlCE.T—AEpreparations, heretofore;known oh “Coa
stock’s 11 or “Comstock A Co’s,” always belonged,-and now
belongs lo Ur; Ludns 3. Comstock, and
though the rignatnro of Comstock &-Co., will be continued, .
th<« extra lohcLwith. the. signature of Ur. L. S,C.
will in future designate the GKXUINE,;-.
ALL OTHERS HU ST BE SPURIOUS.
LUCIUS & COMSTOCK.
- abo7e mcdldnes.ca , n:'be.ha4 hr thw place of -: -
IHLLIAH JACKSON,
febfl •; 240 Übcrty head ofVTood.-
FranzA/ aghun* „ „ ~,ui.Cbrrerpctndatte'
A; Imaged £D.'':'Thi*ln3y was Tory spare ■
• and RaHow—hail incesaant pain and > uneasiness iu the
plfjrf tho stomach. Two or three times a•■day tho. pain In*
. creased to such a degree, ns to make her scream with agony...
.These attacks happened: sometimes r after ’food, and'emae
time? when none had keen taken. She raised much, sour*
clear fluid from the stomach jn the morning. Thu stomach,
swelled much at night. Tongue coated and damn#; much,
thirst; no appetite Bowels costivo; dull, stupefying «msa~
tion in the forehead. Complaints of two years standing
Giyo herfomc Pepsin on Monday. Cnmo hack in h week.—
Said the pain had not been half so lnd since inking the sec
ond dose,- and was doily, growing less* ; The constant knaw-v
•lag. was also, cone.- Appoutelmproved; tongue clcnnerjbow*
<>l? regular; head still heavy. In another week she was en-*
tirelyftvo from uncoslnecasnd. pain in tho stomach —raised
no tuftl fluids—head felt clear, and every tinea of the Stom
ach complaint was removed.
Cask 2.—Married Lady, aged 50—Puin after £hKn^.—Very
stout lady. Had suffered pain, usually very severe, in the
.: region ortho. stdniach,-lbr three years post, rani particularly
- intense after eating., "When at tho wont, the. pain bras if
some ban! body werebdeg thrust Into tlio pit-of the siom
; ach and bored In even' direction.. Much tenderness cm.prcs
rare. This lady-used'the Pepsin with surprising c/Toct—*
\ Soon after the .first doso tho pain ceased —alio felt some nau*.
sea. and retched, hut nothing came - up. Several : months
have passed, but there has been 'tux return of tho pain.—%
dean and moistv no soreness of tho stomach. .
RmiAnKASiK CtinK.— iMnsvUte, Ky., May, 1851.—0 n tho.
7thof May,lBsl,lteV. M.Bi’WllUams/lHudnr of thbToitrth
Presbyterian Church, in Louiarille, Qndhad been
for a long time confined to his roomy and most of the time to
. his bed, with .Dyspepsia- and Cltronic IHarrluca, and was to
all appearance on verge of tho grave, and acknowl
edged to be so by his physician, who hod tried nil the ordina
ry means In htopowcrwltfcOnt effectrand at the above ca
mmed time, tho patient, by Uie consent of his pfaygidany -eom
mcneod the use. of Dr. Houghton’s Pepsin, and to tho aston**
ishmeat, surprise and delight of all, he was much relieved
the first day. The third day he left his room. Ther sixth
day which, was trzcnsrivcly'hot, he rode toirmUes-withaio ■
. bod.efiect; outhoSlh day be went on a.vbdt to tho country;
and on. the thirteenth day, though, not entirely restored .to
his natural strength, ho was Ko tar recovered as to go alone
- a journey offive hundred miles, where ho arrived in. rifely,
mnch improved in health, having had' no dlstnrhonco of the
stomach or:bowels aftor^ taking.tho first doso of Pepsin.—
These are facts not controvcitable, and this w a case which
.oaghtto'cGhvincedll'sk'epti(is : _that : there isa powertn-pep
sim l/>t physimiis ah^.dyspcjitfcaihvcsrigate.r^
, Dlk GEO. XL KEY3EB,
> Only -Tfholcraitaand Petal Agent, 140 Wood street. Pitts
burgh, Pa. i [myfifed&w
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Remarkable CmfreSj-;
BY SHE TJSE OB 88. HOBGHTOH’B
Dr. Guysott’a Improved Extract of.;i
YBMOW DOPK AND SA&SAPAnililiA* if
The-Original arul oMg Genuine-i*reparaiion for the par- \)
marunt Cure fij JHuaxa of Vie • 5
; Xurjs, Tt’7irJi fujjposeii.to&e ajftctalby •■■■•■...■ /■{*..
• ‘Vie too free we of Mtrcury, Opium, hvn, s
■ , .'<2ta‘:rw, cfe. UixnH CurtjvswitfuifaSlf •’ :?
jSfcrg/Mflj or.Conors . • ?
' the •• ....
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Sore ftjcs, Scald Jjfa& r Khat‘ : 1 | -
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woKsm, pain* in the Bents, or Joints'#leers
<mrf (M SortfcSvcUmgofjhe Glands, SyphUit, \
Dyspepsia, &H.liheup\ i of the Loss . *-
of Appftdt, Dittase aritfriafrcm. tic ux of Mercury, i
CWfiwnw. j
TP IOS BM iESUXK M&MOINKKNOT'S.—The Swkcr '
JL prewttnd lcUowJtoik anil the Ked-HpnauraflSarsapapK
jlllx arß tbo-iavaluaUo-rvmcdira agcntflfhwn which Doctor i
Guysottfs Improved Extract of Yellow Dockaud Sarsaparilla l y
in formed* and tho labratory of Dr. Guyaotthw given u» the £
•^o®:.^-* h His preparation* :
contains all the properties oftho roots. Combined;
.anaconcoutrated in their utmost strungtband efllcady. = -'' ?
. . Experimonta were made. in tho manufacture of this taedb I
: Froraf tU “TiDa found that it could not bo any further lid-f
' v..A®onUngly, vroflnd.it resorted to almost universally in r
.casaa of Hepatic, Scorbutic, and Cutaneous complaints; for 1 /
- funeral prostration of ,tho vital powers, and tfllthoso : icr-i
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Scrofula, SjmhUiß, Mercurial Complaints, (inccr, OanCTeuc. -
Jhpumarism. ond a vast-variety of other disagreeable and
ssssr Bp “ auy and pcrfcct y
Mr. Jons D. Pans—Dear H^Stte^^SintterohlefceJ-C
logs of gratitude that! am able, the Divino
dence of Qbd, and by ; tho wonder-working agency of that ex-'i •
S™™’sSSW ,r - Qnyn ? l ’ a of YdloVDShaSi;;
tjo srlvo.you a few symptom* of my almost hope-#
'Mhickod with pain,.’-.
Whlch wafl grnduMly. estondmg through tho whole rfeh t -
utotofprostration of myphysta»U
leg:bid sdmmk to ahont of its j .
natural size. I prcwilTod tlio attchdahco.of a skUlfoOt proctM ‘
one oflho worst fomm or
‘MhVi.Hfi mycaso cno.iioteasily *
dlw» but proscnljeil f&r;mo. I remained under hls trcat*ff
mont untlll wna satisfied he-could'aot 'help nto: I then?
procittud of yonr sOgeut :of thJA place, TT. JL Beer?,.two hot-*’
V®s of (duysott’s Yclloto Bock and £a»npardla,.fh)imwhich *
a vast umbuntfof benefit. Aitor haYing takcn four 2
bottles mtnts,.! wm oble-to pursuomy.btistnesrwiQfout •
inconvenience, lxvn rince thatrime a veil manjn
while, hut a.short tirao slnec, I was confined to my.bed orcr-;>
-three-fourth* of the tiroe;anxi I cannot asexibotheretarn of' '
my health to any other cau«> tljau 'tor'the' agency of that'*
truly ralunHo medWnei OhyauitV Yellow Dock And ■»
parilia. " IIASSEL YAD RIPER, fp k
. Mr. J. p. Ptas-rDcorSlrWl semi you: the fortgoing eer-^
tificatfyapd so for aa.l am acr|uainted with the case,it ball'
true. I procured it, thinking It might bek boheflt to youj
and the afilktcd, f \ou have the prlvfldge.of using It an you. /
think best - Yours, \f. a* BEERS, -
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Tlie-follonlns letter fa trom n highly r«p«table rj-vlpl.r.: -
wbo.enjqya-Bd.axtemavo.proctico: . -....-• y .” J,w T ,aa i..
SeripaSb ha W
p ABK, Fourth ohd Widnot etro-W Cndn-<
General Agent, to whom oil orders must be od-^
P*oSl PerhoUlo-BlihotUMtoSS. t
y.Hdd A Pittsbnrßh; rorncr Mwteti
hnd.tho Blamoods-l^A.TabDCstockACo-,Pittsburgh;? ■
J. .A.-Jones, Aikikham, Allegheny Qty;-xr.
p«Yowell,'lYttBhiugtOT; ;W:lLJimberton, PromcUn:
JfYi I»B Bowie, Dniqntown; H-Mcity* Ureonsburgh; &•'
Kouutr, Somerset; 8 D Scott, Cedfonl; Reed A Son, Hunting-?
-don; Mrs Orr.vllollldayßburglu llddcbmiid A Oo» *
lamoy A .Macl&y, KUtamdngt J U Eyus. Cummins A Blood,/
BrookvlUc; A IViLson A Sen, AYeync*Burgh; 3rParland & CoJ ’
N 'Callender, McadviUe; Burton ; A Op, LYici Henry Porker,'
Mercer, J Burge A Get, Butler,. J woufiuuw A Oxdo; H Han-{
namßoaverj J D A C RJomv
OondprsporQ P Crookor, jr, BrownsvUle; • Ü B ISMow f
iiUStroariveci lastDroy forealob -
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