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drygoods. transportation. i insurance companies. >
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'* KSTIC DUV 600p3<
7" k-ljViTiiMV\.OOStlSQjrhnßßteircwiTOliiarFALL
... -w^ThrfLtaJsihcrwith e comploto assortment ofnew
. ~l •g r j < *--^^wi*gM<kMda-.ta>ptat thisestablUhmen{.
.v : -'--
- s J;l GOQtiS!
vVv .. '/3-Rraw '&-<y>-.~ No. OTf aortiMrostoorticg.of Wood
‘ Diamond aUoy,lmporters and Whotos&lo;
- - Beales 18 J3UX GOOUS aBd.TABIEXIJffii ote iaßt openins
1 V v T>n «m Hw netr'dnd complole stock of Dry floods orid Yarie
•h -Vft*- ClfhesoGQw2iaT©.~ : bo<B» selected .grcatenxe, by
" - ono of the' most experienced mjjatoJthecttjy whidi»for style,;
•'-.Tuietjr, surpassed by any Uouse
- ’ wcgt.OT tiio mbaatainfl. Onr etbck couslsta in part of—
- Broad Cloths;
- Jeans*.
. StotlOjTP.clveV Woratqd add Cotton Yeslftiga;
>!*• -- '■ r Ginghams;
-^.Jri^LbMnsaxidJWileDiAper;
>v: •Brow&andßle&clw DrilUngs;. -
v......» ; Merinos, <c4
< V;,..,, • Woobsna&d Canton flannels; 1
rr-?-- u IDrawefS*'Coder Shirtu and Pea Jacket*:
r • -'Checks, TVscds end ffickcryp:
Hosiery and Gloves, O-toge awortmonl;
. - . ~ „ -JUbbons, Locb&and BdguigSt , ]
" • Caiflbtic and Mull Muslins; ~ *• ■ i •
r V " ' • Tell** Collaiß and Colßi .•
3 Drera Bilk, end Sflk Hendkerchidi:
' Pocket end TsHe Cutlery, of onr own importation,
. li ’ '-'ComtiiTfcreedJ, Buttons, 4c. .
- In oonnortion with the shore, we hero just rttarta, di
. - net from the msnufirctuTcrs,e eery terse ttseortmmt or
: - Gold: end 'Gilt JEWELRY, Gold end surer WATCHES,
Gold end SUrer Pens end Pencil*, Ladies’. end Genu Gold
-PifivHsht IttyMid Thirty Hoar Clocks, of »J 1 kinds: Per
fhmorvTbrntnc £rc,td onrnewstoefe—thehnlf of which fans
, not tain enamemted. We wonld inrito tho perticiher nt-
V: v: . tantion of city and country merchsnta, Prdtare end Mini
e’*oe». a| tbeT, may rest assured we will -make it an otycci
<rftMr<aU - . D. QB.EQQ A CO.
J- SEW GOODS I J
! w JTJST BECKIVED AT TOCNG, bI't'KNSON *
of the ORIGINAL BEEHIVE, -No. 74
vl KBglH-lfarfrrt greet txUocm Ibartli Street and the Diamond
- r'tnmßF-Pittii’ursE , ~
•Bw inbaoibcre tarns jo*t received a tot largo anti beau-
Ufal etockor FALL arid WINTER DRY GOODS, which have
: been selected with great core tram tho recent Imports urn;.",
-asd large Auction Sales in Philadelphia and New York rend
1; siHll.be sold £jr cash ata TOT advance above Eastern
cost. Purchasers are respectfully solicited to give them ml
earij call, Mid secure & good bargain, as the slock consults
of.a.geners] assortment of the following articles:
v . French Mcrinoes and Thibet Cloths;
and Persian TwUls :
;ft Hbh Md JJelaiii Oft, Gkahmetes, and Galla Plaids;
v-MSiair andfiilk tusters, Alpnccas, all colors;
- - and Persian cloths, all colow;
TiShXustr*, Plain BiackSßfa? all wedth*;
• n 'BtOCadtt,Satin Plaid* AalcreJ bilks;
-Black*nd Chamclior 'Vfcißand Turk {Latins;
x jCbinaSaia and pita'll plaiirand fiffd;
french and Amrrfcaa Gragbama, all priew;
• ' * fainlZeg&Ptl OillCW ;
Needle Worked Culls, Collars,Cbtaiwtta and Cupos;
7. i Embroidered, plain and bm-stitebed Linen Cambric bdkfs
Silk Pocket Hdk£*,Cravats and Nock tics;
' “' Clloves, MUts, Jlojeiy and Suspenders;
" TfokfriVs, Checks. Blea’d an<l brown Muitlin;
' " V IrbS liniix^'rabla Clotha» ami Damask*;
‘DihLßya and Bussia Diaper, very cheap;
Crash and Towels lat f»0 pur cent. below regular price?.
Jle& White and Yellow flannel, very cheap;
■'SS Ciffa Drew and Sack. Flands, plain and Fsg*<3;
Cloths, CwhmemjSMineUs, Kentucky Jean and Gosling
•: •uimnetsaiidßoiinetßlblKms, atbaigsdns;
• < Tan^WrnterShawU,wnfewlawrtoe»t.
♦i xJ«p6- ’ ";V YOU SO. STKTKS&ON & LOVE.
half rhests Imperml,Guopowder, Young Uy-
A «6n And B lack Teas, received and for sal® by
0603 -~ - - KING A MOORHEAD.
•yK-HU>T.yTq fiiiAWLS—A splendid aaftriaient of tfl the
\\ • newest" 1 and most ' fasbKmaUo style*, and of every
1 quaJlty,-Justopened at A. A. MAlBffif ‘AJP^S*
oCtI4 : - Nor, 65 and C 4 Market street.
’iflVaiATO CATSUP—A good article, frr sale by the bottle
A ordozenAt KRATING’S, corner of Wylie and Pplton
streets, and atllarrisau ‘SrAndrew’*, corner or fourth and
•- Veery streets. ' : ?*t_
Omu AND PA. RAILROAD—2OO shares for sole at:
Tprable rates, by A. WILKIN'S A (XL,
Bankers and Excuangn Brokers,
: ' WlCb 7o Fourth street.
' rrviii. «uiwcrit«r would yw-vecUußy iui'onu Uic public’that
, .1 ho baa got the nccussary mould* and presawrihr putting
teashnmetelljcpackagescf lib, V*-Ib and Jr*®*- Ma will
; 'pack any amount witli ucatness and despatch for any house
uitHbrity, and on ivasonabb? term*. Apply to
J J. F. D. KRATINO,
qpUj corner of Wylie and Knium street*.
1111 " carpets! caipewi
TkOBINSON b 00- 47 JFUIh streete have just opened
JV one of the most full and camplcto stock* of Carpeting,
oa Cloth.., Dhaseti, Moiij, jiltui Itoro and teos
: acts, Stair Ital*. W»no and Table Cotara, Window ShadM,
ic?Ac., otsc offered in Uw marfcaL nhich will 1* ">IJ at
thpTowe/t.caAh prices. Call nod examine. octla^
T*SStaS^«ndSVßnssell ißobta»on'» and Grant'* To
• • bnc«: ' •
12 Ao t’l mO.S’i Sttirart’a do:
20 “do MyelirSnperkJi Pound Lump do:
SO 4b do - do dwarf do;
SOcaaeDiadoaJXwisL do. A
10 cut and dry doi
10 do Hungarian do "*£*£*
Son-221 and 223 Liberty atroet-
“ jUlnofttlotta-l'lu Female Seminary,
(UTZ KM. POOTEXTEE’tt.)
TTTILI. be continued at the usual place, comer of
W inxtoa rtreei and Ewt Common, Allegheny dry—the
ftjl fawim-wwppftnrfng' onthe first Monday iUlieptembcr neat
S£iyW thw /»mrtgnt management of Mis* Hannah K- pa***
iWhohos for soma time had charge as principal, and wUi
hare witahlo aaistaace In its management. .. .
In of location and arrangement* tor the comfort of
the pupils, it Is not surpassed in the community.
dreaun. R w poiXDKXTKR.
Prafaiior IHoinpton’t Pemal® Beialii*ry»
lITHi; open the Fall Session on MONDAY, 30th jn***” 1 '
W Md continue Five Month*. A* the number of pupils
is limited, earlr application will be necawary tosecuro ad-
for less time than a session, and
Bodeduetinacf tuition■ except for protracted fllncss. One
half nf tuition payable Invariably In advance. For further
tnlfcnnation see circular*, or Prof T. in person, at his room*,
of 8 or 10 lad* ta Math.
Jta recite from BtoB P-M.on ««-
(nolUotannA _jbu±o
forme iTadiea Baminory, Allegheny.
Il jra. arid Mrs. N. W. 51ETCALK, will tammnw their Au-
IVlTtoSn Beraiou rar MONDAY, Angort SOth, »t thdr
rtSStamSi Federal street, Kow." llrmn.V.U.
Genrembrc la engaged to instruct In French; and Mons. H.
i\ Sengcmbre, in Drawing-and lading. &holaw may cn-
Sratanyttoie, and irfllbechargedtnltlonirom thetimo of
StonStothoelowof ttoaaMlon. Caacaof protrecUriaich
neaa will be an exception to th« above rule. Tnltion hllla
viU be revived* one half in advance, the other liali at the
*ln«a nf theißldoi.
an the aameaaheretofow, trmcb may
ha ascertained by reference to the circular, or by applying to
Hie instructors.
-Allegheny. August 2.1852. —ftUs:tf
1 . Afift >« Wtrtem Express/
.. HOURS OF ARRIVAL.
~ :T?BOM Philadelphia. aniTEaat, 12 o’clock, midnight
' '-FV. IhlHmnrn imd Bnnth, & o*dock. P. ItL
: * ' WaySiations, between Phila. and Pittsburgh, 5 o’clk, p. m.
'* ante Wert, generally, at 6r. h.
>,-•>■•-'1 hocbs po» CLosnra.
;: and East, at 6 o'clock, p. m.
J For Baltimore and&uth, 0140*010011, p. w.
- and Pbila, 4 oVlk, p. *.
'' XnOTdaad, CSncdnoatl, and the West generally, 7 % a. n.
.- 4iyn<yw*ff fi Office, after the above
co cam the following day's Express.
BAKER k FORSYTH, Agents.
' HftTtir h Anthony's JJagqcrrcotypca.
eTntrß-Tm<t*mdfniar wonlfl, inform tbclr many mends and
removed iflrom Burke’s Building
old stand) where
fitted dproomrf fcr Bagucmotyping, Having a
wtiSSfirirra&cSentof light, and -the most approved
! now some to*years experience to
the buflne»i-they plaSgo themselves to turnout as good
pfcturesas any other establishment
more iBOTHPOt likenesses than has heretofore beep, fomlsb
cdtotbecUisodaof Pittalmigh, either Mngle.orin groups.
•, QtSxem and strangers are respectfUlly lurlted to; call,
vrhfither thej wi*b pictures or not . •= -• ••■ <,
t - -Oar motto is goocTplctures,’ fair perfect attis
tftftny : HOUGH & ANTHONY.
-"H. B-—W 6 iiirnb>h all articles in our basin ess to other
.operators b> heretofore. aplS .
George Bietcher,
(FROM NEW YORK,)
'■**' AfoXlV i- MANUFACTURER of the Celebrated
*' /;<&& GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG,-
. ELASTIC BAND TOUPKEB, and eve
y'f&S'lLitffesss, .TJ description of Ornamental Ilair for
tl* -Thrift* and Gentlemen, No. 79 Fourth
.between Wood and Market,
Blotcher’fl System enables Ladles and
FjW/~^/E£lrl-fS* r lGgntl»* Tm>n ' Uf Tneaaure their beads
' yith \yiG3
-of the ITead. \ ‘ A
i s (Krirathelbrohea4OTCT tbeimil toneclt, No. 2.
C . ,
the for™ 1 ?"-, .
fbrTO UPSBS, t» oner U>e top qf (he Head, mly.
■ AFaperl’Bttern, Ik# exact Bhajwof jbt Balipurf.
■ jyloiani ■■
fTIHB receiving, performing amide?
lrwin styectj-wbcroaroDyodond
rttort notice, iLL OpLOKS, upoa 'SUk, linen,
fPoolenaxjd Opttoii.Oocda.. All combined stufEs;th»t aro
groiajUr «»*» «a Woolj Ooton ®od Wool
tog&tfcgr y .n»dfor ladle* aim gentsf wearing Bp-
CtfutfMtfcte* < * re ?*>l£_ any and in eveTyabape
gaferver.aw Dyad ebeapw> auiAetand better, than are at
prasent don? lath!* dty. G. ; .
sctfctf °®®% No *To Ipwjn (tnet. *
- - >
. c. 1Ja* &i
- NO. BOKWETII STREET, PITTiMHJMII.
flPßEsaßlic are Informed ■ that »o •>»
I l&ySKlSaat ml Wad, mul are ewpued tofanrari
M nvwv'P'isr ~ >Turi ,TaHv to Cincinnati*, at ,< o clock,, A. M.
-^S^teSSSttSdfteeif chargo,und Goods returned *y
- fl Tm?o P riicliwgo for ralo on •England, Iroland'snl Scot
limlttenny'omi)unt,j>ayabloon principal Banting' Houses
! SpiSCt OfflOT in tbo Unlt«l.Klnt<lom., ..■ . :
doS* BAKEIt 4 POfraTTHrAgrat
ifirf— 4**-
. .exceeded* jarw^riutyi
illy, or«Ufiapuepß» -by
r establishment westof
•mountain#.rrJ would
-tarlicTUwattenlion to
rtotikofiucuißn.p
-> StLKS,cf (every
jDd ,2p.
tLS, I burooFßiP?"
• ■assortment’ ©T
xMafcr-.winter jwear,
>IOB CHEAP, «
rlcbcstGoods the
fnw>faf^afforda^--
4 ; i
Poplins; Bro&dclotlis,
jgg,Cnsaimercß?rable
,
& Calicoes Jldsiery,
the. best |
4, or the bestqunUty, i
xjM on the most picas-' ■
I AMES. OOSUNO,
nery Establishment.
PennsylTtmla UaUroad Company.
■\TrE are forwarding Produce, tlilla-
VIK UclpWi, •projnptly,'on.receipt, Time* Fiye Days.
• . '.‘."...'-eatesoprma rt.- . i
Baam, Pork and Boefi: {salted,) ■'■
On Lani;LsrdOil, Tallow, Cotton, Window 1 Glass, 60c. ©
lOOttKu ' ' .7
. oni Candles,;Cheese, Earthenware, Leather; Leaf Tobaoco,
On, Beeswax, Driod Bristle* Clover and Timothy
On Beer Bklns, Hemp.TZajc,-aiid Eggs, 70c.«10Q&*.
- Peltry, Brooms and Merchandize, 90c.
TjUOQlbs. - ; _ ~r” V .
,'ou Row. S7J#v§ barrel.
* Wo ard alio prepared tn forward freight to Eodebangh’a
Btatk>n. near and Intermediate Stations.
" . ',r ‘ ' ’ •' _ OUVODE A GRAILA3I, Agents.
Pittsburgh.
i : " ‘ H, H. HOUSTON, Agent,
jy29~ . . * - .jy-j i, . vSfU &larket street, Philadelphia.
Mcrclianta’ Portable Boat Line.
| i ; I, i-1—irrrm
Jbr tin fanxpqrtatu&.qf:Jfirthandise and iPrexfuee,
fVU TUB PE3XHTLVAXIA CABALS AKD XJUI EOAD3), DEIUXE*
' PirrSIUJEGU AND PHILADELPHIA, ;
J/irat, ißiUtoiU De-Shipping.
«S.TIME, TEN DAYS. •
PATTQ2T £ REYNOLDS,
Depot, 251-Harkctat, (near Sixth,) Philadelphia.
C. A. M’ANULTY A CO,
Canal Basin, 403 and 41Q Penn Pittsburgh.
HAVING increasedour facilities and otherwiaoinipToved
our arrangements for Transportation, wo arenow pro*
paredto tecelve a large amount of Produce and Merchan
dise, to ahip (on the opening of the Canals,) with promptness
,and dispateh.
The Section Boot system of transportation oxer our State
improvements has been in use about ten yean, and th 6
groat success and favor it has met with, is a sufficient guar
antee that it Lh no longer considered a doubtful or uncertain
experiment; but is acknowledged by all as vastly superior
to any mode of transportion used gu Canals, (when inter
sected by Railroads.)
Good* loaifod into our Boats at Pittsburgh, remain undis
turbed until unloaded at our Warehouse in jMarkot street.
Philadelphia, thereby entirely avoiding tkeddlay consequent
on three different transhipments, aud securing the delivery
of Goods iu entire lots, the packages dean, and in a* good
order as when shipped.
Produce. Ac, consigned to our House at Pittsburgh, will
bo received and forwarded always at the lowest current ca
nal rates, strictly according to instructions, without any ex
tra charge for commission, stern ge.or advancing charges,
tibia ’ C. A. WANULTY 4 00.
IIICUHIGAB CENTRAL {UItSOAO.
In eoimectioJijwith tho Gere la nil and Chidnoati Railroad.
Cleveland and Erteßailrpad, Cleveland and Pittsburgh
. - Railroad, had Michigan Central Railroad.
PASSENGERS yrtfl be ticketed through from any polut on
Lake Mh»Mgxn, to Cleveland, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
and from cither uf those places to any point on I-ako Michi
gan. This lino will be composed of two now low pressure
steamers, built expressly for the route.
CLEVELAND - .CapL C- C. BtajiaßO.
FOREST CITY -Caph L. A. Fiixcil
A Boat wfll leave Cleveland for Detroit, and Detroit for
Cleveland, oven* evening, at o'clock, arriving in both
dtics the following morning, in season for the morning train
of cars for Cldcaga, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh,, end Ibr the
Ivdte Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit.
- They will ran from Cleveland tn tho following unior:
FOREST CITY.
Monday.. __~...,.YVednwday..—.~.,—Friday.
CLEVELAND.
Tocsday Thursday - - Saturday.
CLEVELAND.
Mouday...- Wednesday Friday
WREST CITV.
Tuesday - .Thursday Saturday.
Tho undersigned are prepared to zuaka coutr&'tx for all
kind* of Freight, from Cleveland to Detroit, Mackinaw, Saut
Ste. Marie, and nil jwrtson Lake MWhlgan. The OCEAN,
CABMAN and ST. LOUIS will etunpewe the line until th«*
new boats are ready.
C. BRADBKRN 4 CO, Cleveland.
aprlh-Cml PITMAN. TROWUMDGE A JONES, Detma.
FAI^K HEiircKDr '
WEST XEn'TOX PLAXK
FOR BALTIMORE. PniLADKLTHI A ajU WASHINGTON
CITY. KsarlUmtctn
This is the only cEr** which injures a THROUGH TICKET
to Washington, and, by taking this route, peA*eagere will
cave time anti money.
. Th<; Mail Dcmt (carrying the United Spates
Mail.', leaves the Mi'uongahnla Whort n>*»v»*
<nrVr»TTx.- tho wire Bridge. EVERY AFTERNOON, at
6 o'clock j via t&> Ycmghiogbeny River. Paßsenctr* will M,;*-
on tixe Boat, and takr *plen«lid United State* Mail tkewbi'jA
at West Nevtou. next morning, over the Plank Bond, prov
ing the mountains to daylight. Tako the magnificent
ing Car* of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at to oMcvk..
P. M. Breakfast at Baltimore and Washington City, dln»‘ in
Philadelphia, and arrive in New York the rame evening.
Fare to Baltimore— - - 4> 8 fl t»
do. Philadelphia— 9.T6
do. Waahington GtT...—
MONONGAfIKLA route.
Thertaunerhums tb« vbarf.above tho Brldye,
{. If * iffy. ct S o'clock A. M. Trarelere lenvftig-Pui*-
Bgra&Sasabunghby lb* Morning Beat. vrtii ores* lh* Moun>
tains thfl same night, and arrixe la Cuml«rrl«ud tlu> next
fortho® o’dock train of Oar* for Baltimore. Will
gup in Baltimore and Washington City, and arrire Id Phila
delphia St S o'clock the game night
. Parr to Baltimore*- - 4 &.00
do. - 9“j
do. Washington C?ty... v —— y * w
For tickets, by trlihrir of the above linrs, plea** call at th**
Wert Jiewton Plank Bond Offlcr, in the Mnnongaliela house.
Water street. feepg] J J- EVAXB. Aprut
SUMMER ARRAXGEMBST— EASE REDUCED.
2652. • 1852.
the pkn^ylvasubailhoad.
Only Tfca SRla Elagina} Tnx> Thirty Trains from Pittsburgh
to Rhiladdjitiia ava JZiHimorr. Only 23 koisrs through
to either pau, bath Trout* connecting al Harrisburg
with Tmitu Jbr Baltimore* /•hrr|!) l fi7U :
OJJ and after Eatunlay, July 21th, the Express Moil Train
vlll l£&to the Depot on Liberty strew t, a bore the Canal
Bridge, exery miming at 9 o'clock.
Paawngcn* will go by the caw 30 mile*, to Bodehaugh’a,
(near Ureenuburgh.) where they will find tl»* best at Coarhr*
in readiness to convey them 10 miles, over a flret rate plonk
turnpike road, to Beatty's station, (Conductor* acccmpA
py ?Qrh train of coaches,) and then take the cars direct to
Philadelphia ng d Baltimore.
Ruscngw fin Baltimore take the cars of the York and
Cumberland Baiit&aJ at JlarrUbnrgb,
Passenger* who wish to ovoid night travel. cau U*l/r H
noUidayrtJUinh over night, and n*muo“ their seat* the next
morning In the 6 o’clock train, and arrive In Puiled?l;dila or
Baltimore the ».,:no evening at 9 o’clock.
The Evening Train will leave daily at 8 o'clock P- M., ar
rirtng at Philadelphia or Baltimore at » o’clock the next
W through tickets to Bedford, via Uollidaysburg, for
cheeked through it) Philadelphia.
Passengers are at uo expendin'ttunjflg baggage on this
Une.
The Accommodation Train will leave dally at 0 P. M., and
arrive at ftodobaugh’ii (near Qrecnsborg) at 8 P. M 4 return
ing, the Trains will leave Kfidcbaugb’a as follow*: The Ac
oammodiUioh Train will lcavoat6.ls A. M, arriving in lift*-
burgh at BA. Mg First Through Train at 3JIO p. M., arriving
at 6 P. Mg Second Through Tcjlp at 10.35 P. XL, arriving at
12 P. M. TtftJreenrtmrg, $l,OO.
Pare fton Pittsburgh to East liberty, 10 cent*; to tA'ih
khuburg, 20 cent*; to Turtle Creek 30 cents; to Bode
baugh’M, 80 cents.
PajafcOgftrji will procure their ticket# at the Ball road Office
In the MmuHjgafcpljt House, Water street, br at' the Depot
Office, Liberty.street.
4£“Notice. —In case of low, the Company will bold them,
selves responsible for personal baggage only, and fbf an
amonnt not exceeding $l5O. J. BIEBKIMEN,
eufi Ticket Agent P. R. R. 00.
HEW A R il 4 Jf G E M E N T.
Commencing Angnei 1603.
OHIO AUrDPESSrSYLVANIARAILROAD.
The ordyWtiUrn Railroad running otitfrvm PiiUburphl
ran* from ail run jutt-ats ot the oino rurea.
2b Cleveland, Qplumlnis, CSncwittarf, 7hZa*>, ZWroft Chicago,
Mdxotutkit, tfc. irt connection suiih ftp Cleve
land and Pittsburgh Railroad from MLiance to Cleve
land. Running Direct front Pittsburgh to (Ain~
. ton, Massillon arid Wooster, and through ina
thuja Maw field by stages from Wooster.
FIVE TRAINS atari from Pittsburgh daily, (Sundays ex
cepted) MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Pittsburgh at 8.30 A*iL Pattcncpp dino at Alliance
at p. M-j and reach Wooster at 4p. m. la so to Wooster
$a,76.
For Cleveland leaven Uix. ' Passenger* dine
at Alliance at 2JD p. SL, and reach Cleveland at 5.40 p. jl, in
time for the evening boats 03 J#ke Erie. This train stow nt
at Rochester, New Brighton, Enon, Columbiana and Salens
and at no other station between Pittsburgh and Alliance.
Through from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, 140 miles,ln about
six and ahaif hourt. Fore s4j Passengers can kikothis
Train and be In Dunkirk the next morning, or in Chicago in
the evening of the next day.
The Moil train coming eastward, leaves Wooster at 9.30 1.
11., dines at Alliance nt 12J0 P. a, connects there with the
morning train which leaves Cleveland at 10 a. M., and reach
es Pittsburgh at 6 p. »u connecting with tho eveniug train
on the Pennsylvania Railroad fur Philadelphia and Balti
more at 8 p. it., and also with the West Newton Steamboat
route.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN
Returnipgh&vsßAMlaacc atBß9 P. it., and machos Pittsburgh
at Vi at night By this t*ajn come from Cincin
nati to Pittsburgh in .one day of laps'than hours, instead
of several days by steamboats on the Ohio rivar. Pore from
dndnnati to Pittsburgh $3O. Passenger* laavlug Cincin
nati jit 6.15 a. M., and Cleveland 6.40 p. m., reach Pittsburgh
.thoaamoevenieg.
L v-Stago lines run In connection with the road from Enon to
Newcastle, Mercer, and Eric; from Salem, on the plank road
to ll'amm. and from Wooster to Mansfield.
THE FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leaves Pittsburgh at 4JJO A. «.,and freight Is curried through
in a day to Cleveland and to Woo skip.
The New Brighton Accommodation train learns PRta
burah at 10 A. M-, and 4.46 P. XL, and New Brighton at 7 A.
and 1 P. M-, stopping at intermediate Stations.
Excursion Tickets, good fur-two day*, arc sold between
Pittsburgh, Rochester and New Brighton.
Quarterly tickets are sold at low rates, and tickets by. the
pm-fraga \o flome of the stations.
. Excursion partita are accommodated at reasonable rates.
The trains do not run on Sunday.
• Onmlboases run in connection with the fcpafjjß tp Bud Grom
the station on Federal street.
- .For.tickets apply at the Federal street station of the Ohio
end Pennsylvania Railroad, to GEORGE PARKIN,
Ticket Agent,
or to J. MESRIHEN,
.. . Moncmgahela House, Pittsburgh.
* Pittsburgh, August 26, JBSJL
CABPETCNG—■ Ju*t recsjrefj fttW.TfcTCUn*
r-~ tockV Carpet warcroom, No. 85 Fourth and 78 Wood
streets. ofrlcli.aDduow style*, we solicit a call from pur*
„i,w«£k. aa wo an? determined to sell cheap. ocU4
Dissolution.
m TTE rartuershlp heretofore existing under the «n»jm and
I ptylcof STDAET i SOL, ™ this day dteolred by
All tha aocotmiap* ti» firm will bo settled by
A. J, STUABT, at the oldfitand, No.
2VJL SILL. *
Pittsburgh, August 2-1,1852.
es- A.J.STUABT will wntlttH# U>» WhblfSiteQrtwiry,
Predated Commission Business, “f 5 A*iOTOABT U
retiring I&mtheWi', toj
recommending Mr- STUABT to <mr fttoer «ia
twaws,-'". " t«2s] -
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LINE,
HOA T> BOUTK,
CHANGE OF HOGBB.
UHITED STATES HAIL.
EXPRESS TRAIN
• .. • - V.- »v k 4 • ■■
J v ®r ’
*' St«rt« Untnal Fire Intnt&nee Company*
V • : r~V.* ■Harratkcrj/, J^nistivahia.
DESIGNED iwfiifclaaßOSof property, has an
nmpjo capital, nnd affords superior advantages in point
of cheapness, safety-endaccommodation, to city and country
merchants, and owners of dwellings, and isolated or country
property: , ■ t ‘AT A; CABEIEE, Autuary, • s;
octg? > t ,■Branch office s<f Smith field sU PttUfourgh.
lnsurance Company,
jLL'i' - '-’Of J^mnsylvama.—Capital $lOO,OOO.
rplilS undersigned Si-tbe‘Agent‘Of tha aboTO Company &r
X . Allegheny county, and-is prepared Co take risks on 84,
laYoraMe terms as'auy responsible company in the State.
AH losses promptly paid in sixty days after proof of the same.
AlBo-!*Agiint for tbo Keystone Life Insurance Gmpasiy, of
■ Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. TIIO3IAS MOPFIIT,
• jyH ;. • No. 29 Fifth street, Pittsbnrub.
ew Kngland Live Stock Inraraiiee Co.>
. New Haven, Connecticut
TTOBSEB. CATTLE, insured against death by disease
rf or. Capital $50,000, with power to. increase to
2X00^)00.
Directors —Thomas Kendrick, J. Lewis Taylor, Nathaniel
Tburbcr, Alfred Edwards, John s*Ttnn T Wm. W.'Kondrick.
Thowas KaxwdCK, President-
Qkohoe T. Reynolds, Secretary.
CURTIS k DOBBS, Agents,
No. ty«, corner Wood and Fifth streets, (over Patricks A
Friend** Banking House.) [my23
The Pennsylvania Mutual Live Stock
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. 800,0001
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
mins Company is now fully organized, and prepared to
I ioßoro against tbo combined risks of FIRE, WATER,
ACCIDENT and DISEASE, all descriptions of LIVE STOCK,
such as Horses, Holes, Cattle, Sheep, Ac. »
JOSp Office, No. 31 Fifth ttreei, Pittsburgh, Pi.
umrerona.
ALKX. JAYNES, President.
RENJ. ftTLAIN, Secretary.
Win. Day, James Mathews,
Alex. inlands, Henry A. ’White,
Win. 0. Leslie, Wm. Bakeweli.
Fonns fbr proposals, and all necessary information, can bo
obtained by coiling at the Office of the Company.
neplßkdaw
I N SUEA NCE,
AGAINST
LOSS OR DAMAGE
15Y FIRE
AND THE
PERILS OF NAVIGATION,
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OP UAKTPOBD, CONN.
as-This OLD AND RESPONSIBLE Company continues
to grant policies upon tho must favorable terms. Apply to
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent
scp&Sm for Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.
New York Life Insurance Company.
Accumulated Capital $500,000.
THE Annual DWiicnda have been unuxu&Uy large, chew
ing that tho Company has been doing a very Large and
prosperous business.
The Dividends in 1840 were 50 per cent.
U U 1847 “ 50
« » 1848 “50
« m 1849 “ 40
“ « 1850 “40
“ “ 1851 “ 50
“ « . 1853 “ 40 u
This Ls among the eldest companies in the UniWd States;
its accumulated Capital U constantly increasing for the ben
efit of members, presunt and future.
Morris Franklin, PrtndenL
Flint Farms w, Actuary.
CURTIS & DOBBS, Agents,
No. 133, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, over Patricks A
Friend's Bonking House, Pittsburgh.
CALIFORNIA RISKS TAKEN. Also—Agents for Protec
tion «r»* Farmers* Flro and Marina Insurance, Capital $130,-
000; and of branch office of the Empire Stato llcaith Asso
ciation, ea.<b, including arinunulatcd capital, $lB,OOO.
Also, agents for Urn purchase and tale of Real Estate.
my 11 .
Delaware &utnal Safety liuurwe.Co.
Office. rwrVi roce» vf the Exchange, Third tL, PhiL
IT'IRE JNSpßANCE.—Buildings, merchandise and other
; property, intotrii ajvl country, insured against loss or
damage by rar, at the Invest rale of premium.
Marts* Insceancz-—-They also Insure v«ucsa, cargoes
freights, forrfgu cr cMuawbo, under open or speriai pelidc.*,
os the assured may dcrire.
Ixlajcjj TAvsspnßTATiux.—They also Insure xn**rrhai»Ul»
lran. B purtM by wagons, railroad cars, canal boats and. steam
boats, on river* and lakes, on the most liberal Wm*.
l>irttiort— ll, Kdtmmd A. ftvoiliT, John <\
l>»vbs Robert Burton, John R. Prtmwe, fexmurl Kdnarli,
tJeorjj* 0. Limner, Edwar»l
Ihua Vo!well, John Nowlin, l>r. It. M, llurino. JaA. C. Hand,
Praltj, Oeorflo Vcrrtll, Sjxiocrr M’llvain, Oiaric« Kcllr, J. <*•
JolfO*:?*, William Hay. Dr V. Thrma*, John mlliaiu
fejlH, }!,
Pirrch’rM cl }\iufotE jh'- R. J.’Morxaa, Hugh John
T. LOfßft. U IUiAU HaVTIS. fWjtirt l/
Tim C. Uako. Vice Hrefuievt.
Joexra VY. Cow as, S-mi^ry.
Of&rs of tba Company, No. 42 Water PUUlrurj.h.
jol&dtf * P. A. XIADKIftA, Agent.
TUe Pratt kiln Fire tniurftate Company
of VkihnUlfiUi.K J>nnry/rtffl*a.
DJtllXTOlls —Charts W. Lineker, Tl*<m** lUrt, T«4A*s
Wagner, Kamu»’] timnt, Jaoob 1L Smith, Oro. W. Kn-b*
lutß Mvrdtwti l). lawU, Adolph! K Bori*. iJbrfd K. Bn>w»r,
Morris Patterson. Cue*. N lU.iouft, i*rr.\ulnit.
CUAi. fl. Bascam. S-rrriary.
Continue t« maW insurance, perjwtu&l or limited. on every
dfwcripUna of property. in lutrti onJ c*tuulry, at a* 100
as are roo*Jxtr.nl wilb wvurity.
The Company hart* rewnrd a Oiitln>rcnt Puc-i,
which, with thrlr «ip.tlai end premiums, safety eX
{iml ample protrxtion Vo the fetxurcd.
Ttrf> Assets or ti«? Owii|<any' on Jnuuarv l*L as put>
IWicd agreeably to on Act uf A»m*uU}, were as follow*. tts:
MortgagH - f'.Uß.ua cs
Real Ksiatm - 54.J77 78
'Temporary Loan* - B£,£>ot> IT
Stocks 61 r $K) w)
Cash, It. ....... 04540 HI
grace their im-oqs»mUi)u, a period of twmty-ono rcarr,
they bare paid upward of One Million Tour llnrvdrod Thi>u
asnd IXrtlar*. loearw by fire, thereby afUmling ertoenre of the
of Insurance, as well a* the ability and UL'[**4-
tiou to rni'et with uxvptt'tnws all liabilities
'’XftABMNEU COEFI*. A cent,
ap24 Offlne, north-cart cur- W«nl ami Third «te.
Stat ejfuioar F lre~l nan r»n c • Company.
ILirruJjtfrnh, j Vay 1, 1K52.
CAPITAL, s2UO.OOU.—branch OGUv. No. &l PudthfirM *X~,
Pittsburgh. 'ilw following is the Socoml Annual State*
numt:—
ifejd amount of property al rl*k 00
Amontilof MUa roo-jrablptUi funa
of notes from member*. 174,177 61
Amount of Cash lYnnlums $125,625 16
Total Icaw*, returned premium*,
tv-bisutranre and eipeuaca. 05,140 &6
$30,478 GO
Interfcrt on U»505... 733 4fi
Cash Surplus -
Ezstlmatod promt rain* of *t*tk>D
«ry, o0V» furniture, etc
Qn«*4ialf nf this amount expires withiu o year.
TLb Dirc-tora, In prcwntinjrthe Second Animal Ileport, lake
U>arc to thj CiP3i**m upon the marked *urr<r*.<
of the State Mutnal Kira Insurance Chtnpany In opera
tion onir two j ars, it ha* taken a position beside the older
Institutiona of lho kind, and prove* by U* very ipvat *uaro**
that the mutual ►} rtem, ti adopted by them. I* beyond a
question the beat and only safe mode of inauranre.
The heavy lomc* of the past rear, which hare annihilated
fOany slock compnnica, leave ifw Stale Mutual with a cash
surplus of upward* of thlrty-onc thousand iloiiara. beside* a
reaurve capital of jnearly two huudrrd thousand dollars,
which is constantly lucreadiig.
The Directors submit that the State Mutual Plre Insurance
OompHDT offer*, to owners of safe property, Inducement* set
dcuh equalled, and cover exceeded.
Director*—John P. KuthcrftJrd, P. C. Sedgwick, Samuel
joyi/?, Phjindehihla; John B. Packer, A. A. Carrier, Pitts
burgh; J. B. Uutharliinl, 4* UiTlwt, 8. T. Janos, Uohcrt
Kloti. Johs P. lttfThtiiroai), Prtxidcrj.
A. J. Oiuxt, Scartary.
Jeldivtf
xo&tis ' UlliL.UK.hNtt rfHUKti.—Purchaser* of
tbe#o Goods should not forget that Vi. LL
Jl7 Market street, has the largest and bc*t assortment to bo
found (o iha rjty. _ _ «»p27
OIL CLOTHS.—Just rucoivca j«>u^
No. B 6 Fourth and 79 Wood struous of Uew and ri>'o
Klylen frotn 22 inrhcs to 24 feet wide, rut to tit nny size Itooro,
Hal) or Ventibnle. Wo invite the attention of those wishing
to furnish. [<*tl2J Vk M'CUNI’OCK^
phi 111piharg^\Vater Care Eitabllihincut,
IN PiiILLIPSUUUG, Beaver county, Pennsylvania, on the
South side or the Ohio Rlvpr, opposite tho mouth of tho
Big Bearer Creek; twonty-chjhl miles Iroat
eight from Wheeling and one hundred from Cleveland. Tuo
Proprietor hw had twenty years practical experience os a
regular phyeioUn, twelve of which he has practised under
the Hydropathic Bystem. Term* only FITE DOLLARS PI R
WKR&—payable w«sldy. All seasons are adapted to Hydro
pothic oui'CA lyy)< patient Is required to furrnrh two heavy
woolen blanket*, two lai'jid four tow
els, and one camp-hlunket, or India-rubber sjifcwt,
DR. EDWARD ACKER, Proprietor,
marlsl PhllUpsburß, Rochester P. 0., Bearer county. Pa
ENTERPRISE WORKS.
so. 1 30 WOOD STREET, THIRD DOOR BELOW VHtOM ALLEY.
HO WN d TETLEY.
ZJIPORTEUS and manufacturer* of
CUTLERY, St/fiCiiCAL PKNTAL
INSTRUMENTS, R I V LE B, Xfl. *We
BB|' keep a general assortment of the abovo
art&M constantly on hand; together
with ft csnorsl variety of fauey Hardware. Also, Uuns, Pis
tols and Revolvers, MftskAltfrn* Shot- BpltMJftps, Powder,
and Bullets; Bowie, Dlrlc; Hunting and Pocket Unlves
Tailors and H*lr Dressers’ Shears; Pocket Scissors, 4c.—
Also, Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
RIPLKS!—We ore making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the best material, and workmanship warrant**!.—
Orders woeived tor them at Wholesale or Retail, will be fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
prices.
Iliouk and School Hooka, Paper ao<
Stationery*
THE subscriber la now receiving large additions to his for
mer stock of Bluuk Books, School Books, Paper and Sta
tionery, to which bo Invitee the attention of merchants and
others. tyis stock consists in part of mediums, demy and
cap Legcrs; Journals; I)ay 5 Cash, Invoice, Sale*, Or
der and Letter Books ; Cbunt'y and 'Alttermun’s pockets, in
various style* of binding, paged and plain, equal to any ever
offomi In this market, and nt reduced prices.
A gcucral assortment of School Books, Memorandum and
Copy Bocks; Pocket and Family Bibles, plain and fcincy
binding; Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Common and Judgment
Bonds: Cap and Letter Pajinr, a great variety plain and
ruled, at exceedingly low rates.
A general assortment of American, German, and English
Stationery. J. JL WEI4HN,
Bookseller and Stationer,
6.1 Wood street, between Third and Fourth
PIANOFORTES,
MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CHARLOTTE BLUHE,
No. 118 Wood Strut, Second Door Above fifth
PITTSBURGH, I>A.
IS Just receiving bet Fall supplies of goods Id the above
line, which having been selected with great care, and
. purchased for cash, enables her to offer strong inducements
to purchasers, who aro respectfully Invited to examine her,
stock, «Tntmg which are
PIANOS—A splendid selection, comprising all the latest
styles and prices, among which are the celebrated Hamburg
Pianos; Doable Carved Louis XIV style; also Gale A Co’b,
New York; Bacon A Raven’c New York; Itelchenbach A
Son’s, Philadelphia, Ac.
Pereona athbmeora}>rpa4 f ate>at purchasing Piano Fortes,
would do well to call, aal will tell Os good an article as can
be found andon os good terms, varying in price from $2OO
to $BOO, with a mrldaitt guaJißatw.
GUITAHS—A fine selection of French ami Spanish, which
tor richmuM, besnty »wt p°«r °f tone are un«MjaM»ble
FLUTES AHD CLAWONETT3 at tbe Tory beat French,
flmnim unrt American manufacture. . •
AoooRDEoNB,fieri thwbest Paris manu&etory.
VIOLINS—The finest Italian, French and English make.
Also Drums, Fins, Barms, Tajooriws, Tbukglw, Viour
Bows, Scarws, At- '■ ‘ ' ' , _
STBINGB of the very beat Italian, Famch and German.
All ftlndcal lastrumaniawparediritb durability, neatness
and despatch.
» * * v
1 * . * 4 v 1
isi 'W3£ T£ to ma&u&etm
Fffif B^®ets * CNDEKTAK-
I j* ISQ utteTfcfrQfrto, fo fdltta branches. myH
TTJIYE rivtSfottP at tlieir.; extensive CABINET and
XL CSiiR No, 64 SmithfleW etieet, a
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
wRLmII 15 periseni below.customary rates. ✓ •
. Terms— '^"’
Hammer dfr Dattlcri
OABINET WAREEOOM* SMTTIIFKLD STREET,
Between Beeatih ttrtet end Strawberry alley, PittiUvrab, Pi.
a HAMMER A DAULEfi keep constantly oh hand a
variety of excellent and ; ijujhlcnable Fomituro, war*
Mp) ranial equal to any: In the city, and' sold on. as favor-
I Tlable terns aa can be.obtalned at any aunilarestablish
ment In the. West They havo now on hand an unusually
extonsite stock, embracing all kinds of Furniture, from the
cheapest and plainest to the most costly and ““
onlcm promptly attended to. my2l:dom
Jfnnfnwvmf p Cfthtnet UftlCSfl AJlOCifttlOD*
WAREHOUSE, 119 SECOND>BTEBET,
(HZAft THE COBSEB OP WOOD.)
• THIS ASSOCIATION, ,
twice to three times tauJL .
many hand.** as the ..largest' and
hHlimlii iiu | iil renowned muineas« 1 »
of this city, hare opened thlelr'Warehouse, and are
able to furnish .lhe public, oy wholesale or with Fnr
nltnreof 'the following description— I rii: ' ... ;
Mahogany Wardrobes; ?allOolumncd
Bureaus; 'Mahogany Bwifitraris; Mahogany Chairs; Hocking
Chair® Mahogany Washstand® Bofc® Divan® Piano Btool®
Book Cases; Secretaries; Card Tables; Pier Tables; fine
Card Tables; Centro Table.*; Hat Racks; French Bodsteads;
Ottomans; Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Table*;
Workstaods; Cherry and Common Workstanda;'high poet,
common,-low, and trundle Bedstead® Cherry Bureau® Crib®
Cradles, Ac. • .
The advantages of cooperation, on an extensive scale, per*
mit *h»>n> to R'U at tlie lowest prices, and they arc deter
mined to sell, lower than any competitor® an oqually good,
if not better article, and warranted—as the' public will un
derstand by giving them a call.
ttjh. Steamboat tcork of all descriptions, and other articles
of any description, made to order in every style, at the short
est notice. vuFJB
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
CABINET FUHNITURE MANUFACTURER.
Wani«roomi 97 and 9& Third street,
,i i| Miii.iinawrVn J. W. W. respectfully informs
his friends and customers that hewL
has now completed his spring stock J\j»i
'"'ul c f yayaiture, which Is decidedly ' i •
the largest and best ever offered for sale In this City, which
will be sold at prices as low os any In the United States,
East or West.
As he Is determined to uphold the quality with well sea
soned material® best workmanship, and newest design® and
from the extent of Uia orders and facility In manufacturing,
he Is wuMmi to produce warranted furniture, at tho lowest
prices.
He has adopted the prindplo of Identifying bis customers
Interest with ids own, la quality and price, and keep* al
ways on band ths greatest variety of every description of
furniture, from the cheapest pntl plainest, to the moat ele
gant mal costly, that a house, oc any part of one, may be
famished from his stock, or manufactured expressly to or
der. The following articles consist, in part, of his stock,
which for richness of style finish, cannot bo surpassed
In any of the Eastern cities:
Louis XIV teto-o-tate Sofas;
60 Sofas, in plash and hair cloth;
60 dot Mahogany Chairs;
20 dox. Walnut u
60 Mahogany Rocking “
20 Walnut “ M
60 Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnut *•
60-Mafblo Top Centro Tables:
50 u u Drcaring Bureaus j
So u u YVsabstaxuii;
40 Enclosed “
100-Common u
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
40 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut
60 Cottage “
SOG Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut u
10 Chany M
60 Hals Bureaus;
TO Piping and Breakfast Tables;
12 Secretary and Bookcase*;
20 dox. Cane Seat Chairs;
24 Cane Seat Rocking Chairs;
12 Ladies’ Writing Desks;
Uat and Towel Stands; What-Nots;
Ktiguircs; Paper Mache Tables:
OonTTrsaticn Chairs; Petfibrofra u
u Hall and Tier “
Reception “ Ladk**’ Work u
pearl Inlaid “ Extension Dining Tables;
Arm “ Ottomans;
Gothic and Hall Chair*;
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE aod
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Caexxsv Maxcxa supplied with all or-
Urltw in their line.
- gTEAffIuiATS and HOTELS, famished at tho sbortrat
notice.
All orders promptly attended to. mar 6
bTtluiu ao3 Htraugers,
DO YOU WISH TO PURCHASE A FIXE HOLD OR SIL
VER W ATCiL at about one- half the usual price ? If no,
call at Hood's New Jrarcxnv Srrmc. 51 Market street, two
door* ccrtb of Third, and take a look at hi* new stock, just
arrived, you cun there purchase Walrhe® or anv kind
of Fine Uuld Jewelry, at their real value, and not be charged
two prices fcr everything. as yon have usually been, but can
get tho very best quality °f good* at the very lowest eastern
price*. Do not believe what other*, interested in their own
sale*, tell you, but corn* and ere for youreelves. AU goal*
wdd at this establishment will be warranted u represented
at time of sale—ao ***** ail may purchase equally sale and
cheap. _ _ ao!2
lieary Richardion, Jeweller,
HAVING refitted his store iu a baodMßue manner, and
but recently returned frum the eastern cities with a
fins afiarrtswut of WATCHES. JEWELRY, and FANCY’
GOODS, would call the attrnltou of his friends and custom
er* to tho fact that among hi* Watches will be found the
most desirable style® patterns and maker*. Of Jewelry, the
latestrijriy* of Brooch*® Breast Ptn*. Fob and Vest Chain*.
Finger Ringa. Ear Ring*. Miniature lockets, «b\. etc.
FANCY GOODS ' Sorb as Papier Mach® Work Tables and
Dorea, Desks, Fancy Vases, tVrfanx* Bottle*. Table Mat*.
Colt’s Pistols, I'ortr Mono air* In great variety; China Fruit
and <>ti- Dishes; with, atx variety of useful and or
namental article® which have only to be seen to be apprv
daled. (uotl) NO. 81 MARKET BTREET.
Watrhes, jewelry, Ac.
MAKING Ju4 ; tstqnwd tho fctibrro citfr® 1 have
brought with uju oos of the ruo*-t beautiful aud care
srlectnl stocks of Jewelry, Wojohos aud Fancy Goods,
ever offered to the pohlkv Persons wishing to purthase
anything in my line, can rely on getting a good article. !
do uot advertise to sell guods below cost. nor 60 per rent,
cheaper thau any house In the city. Give me a call, and 1
am sure you will be satisfied that I can sell a good article as
cheap as any of them.
Another fact 1 wish to keep before tit* people. If you
want your Watch, dock, or any article of Jewelry, repaired
In the beat cUnm-r, lids la the place to have U dim*. To
thU branch of my business 1 will devote cwpeclal attention.
JOHN h KENNEDY, tW Market street.
aprT Sign of the Golden Eagle.
If Time le Money,
OURELY It deaeyvps to be watched, aiui, reader, you may
O be assured that—
WATCHES better n*Vr were sold.
Whether of silver or of gold.
Than you will find whene'er you go
And look at those on talc below.
-4L2IitOS *4
131.212 06
$2lO>4U PS
I- RKIVKMAN k 00., Importer* and Draivra in ItufcA/jc,
Cluck* ami Jevxlry % BotcA MaUrxali, llai<*A JJaicrt 7\jcJa,
{fc. «fp, Fifth etrrrt, on« tb’nr from Wood, bee lw»re Jo an
nounce to ifw trade, and tlx public gtmvroily, that thoy
have JaM ivcelval, from the best iflaiuifhrturrrs' to Europe',
a large lot of Gold aiul Silver Watchc*, Watch Tool* and Ma
terials, and a ma#t clepiul aaaortmeut of Jewelry, from the
beet manufacturer*, which they offer u low m they am bo
purchased in the eastern market*.
Clocks, Watches ami Jewelry repaired in the but manner,
and on the most reasonable terms.
Prompt attention paid to ordrre from a distance. (mar 24.
LOCO U33U(A!1....~.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, WATCH MATERIALS, TOOLS, Ac,, Ac,
fyih one Door from Wood Street PiUtOurpk, Ib
mAKE Icayrf to uuafiunce to wade and the puhlja gem
4. eriUlJvuiai they haw thfimKdvw carefully'Selected and
imported from Europe, a largo stock of GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, WATCH MATERIALS AND TOOLB fbr watch
makers; and a must degnat assortment of JEWELRY, from
the best manufactories—which they odor at prices as lotr as
they can be purchased in the eastern markets. -
Indr stock of Watches consists of Gold and Silver Patent
Levers; do. Detached Levers; do. liCplnes; Silver Qnartlens
and ohigant Frejich Tim? Jtyjces, of the most approval
makes. Together with a large stock of Olockß, and Time
Piccom from lha best American Factories.
A. A. CARRIER, Actuary.
A tkij Wdrrln
Thrir stock of Jovrolry comprises articles of every descrip
tion In this lino, sucb as Finger Kings, Ear Ring*, Breast
Pina, Bracelet*, Quid, Fob and Guard Cl mins, Gold Guard
Keys and Seals, Lockets. Gold and Silver Spectacles. Silver
end German Silver Table and Tea Spoons, and every kind or
femey articles generally kept in estabUslMßsnti °f tbss de
scription. t . .
They would rcapoctfuily call tho attention of the trade to
their extensive stock of WATCH MATERIALS' and TOOLS,
of every variety, which they have moat carefully selected.
They hnvo also on hand a large aeeortmenter Telescopes,
Spy Glasses and Opera Glasses, from the beet manufactory
in SceJiwL Tojifthcr wHfc 0 groat variety of other articles
too numerous fomtmUon 1 -
Clocks. Watches and Jewelry repaired in tho host manner
and on the most reasonable terms. [octll:Iy
CURRANTS —25 casks Currants, of superior quality, for
sale by [rep!6 SMITH A SINCLAIR.
fjpEAS—l6O haif~cha3ta Imperial, Gunpowder, Young lly-
A. son qud BbcK Too*, from good to fine quality, received
and for sale'by[aep# KING A MOQRIfISADr
r pA.S’NKUS’ 01L—25 bbls. •‘Straits*’ Oil;
X 25 do Shore Oil;
Received and fbr sale by
octf Mn ( LKR A JUpKETSON,
Notice fo StooklToldere.
THE Stockholders of tho Pittsburgh and Steubenville
Railroad Company, are hereby notified, that the second
instalment of five dollars per share is now called in, and
will bo paid into the Treasury of said company, on or before
tho 12th day of August next, at the Treasurer’s Office, No.
W Wood sL, Pittsburgh.
By order of the board of Directors.
jy2B:tf WM. A. HILL, Treasurer.
Co-Partnership Notice.
THE subscribers have this day entered into partnership,
under the style and firm of TAAFFE, MAGUIRE A
BANE for the purpose of errrying ou a general Commission
and Produce Business, and confidently hope their long expe
rience, extensive mercantile acquaintance, and personal at
tention to the interests of th(4f custom qrs, will ontitin them
to a share of public patronage) which It shall bo their study
to deserve. LUKE TAAFFE, Pittsburgh,
SAM'L MAGUIRE, Cumberland, Md-,
WM. C. BANE, 'Washington, Pa.
Pittsburgh, April 8, 185£ [apfl
THE partnership heretofore existing between tho under
signed Id Uus Commission and Forwarding business, Ac-*
under the firm of 8. F. VON BGNNJf OUSTTOO, IS this day
dissolved by mutual consent.'' The business of the iato firm
will be settled by S. F. Von Bonnborst, who is authorised to
uso the name of the firm tor .that purpose.
,1, WILLIAM EICHBAUM,
8. F. VON BONN HORST.
Pittsburgh, May 3d, 1852-my4
COfPartnerihlp Notice,
r I iuis undersigned have this dat ■ formed a Co-Partnership
X f°* the transaction fit a Woof and General Commission
and Forwarding business, under the firm of VONN BONN
HORST * MURPHY. Warehouse No. 87 Water and 118
Front streets. JAMES B. MURPHY.
■ S. F. VON BONNHORST.
Pittsburgh. May 3d, 1853-tny4 .
INDIA RbBBBRGLOVEB,MITTEAS, Ac.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, In making their purchases,
should not negipet these desirable and saleable articles.
-Their manufacture ft** beenmucb improved recently, and
they ore made very durable- Particular attention is re
quested. to the TVQOh LINED QLQVS9 A*J> MITTENS—
they are Indispensable in cold aha'wet weather. Ladies will
find these Gloves useful in any work that will soil the bands,
at the same time that they will cure the worst Salt Rheum
or Chapped Hands immediately. They are mule all lengths,
to protect the arms and wrists,
For sale by Bowen & M’Naznoe. New YoTk; Norcross*
Towns, Boston; John Thoruley, Philadelphia; E. M. Pun
derson 4Oo^Baltimore; Gill A Brother, BL Isrois; Bart A.
Hlckooxi Cincinnati, by all Rubber Dealers in the Utdon.
For sale at retail by Country Merchants throughout tbs
Unitod ffeto md flkn*da- [Kplfcfiw i
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FURNITURE.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. ‘
[Of the late Firm of Bands and Rcroeman.j
LOUIS R£IS£UAK A CO.,
Notice.
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VE CT O R A t B.YR UjP !
FOR THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE
-.-...fi. DAUIXB.
SUCH M COLDS, INFLUENZA, WHOOPING COUGH,
CROUP, HOARSENESS, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS,
QUTNZY, ASTHMA, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and the
various diseases having their origin In an fotlamcd, eonj
gcsted or toinfcl.ooii(litwa of Hi® organs of respiration- ' '
This Medkiue, now offered to the public, under the n xrre
name, is a remedy of immense value .in the disease} for
which it is recommended, asd has been, used
extent throughout thisdty f as well as in.other localities,
with a success that b«» rarely attended any mcdlcinej not
heralded throughout the whole country .by,the press.. I
Dr, Kcyaer’* Pectoral syrup* : t
Is the prescription of a regular physician, who. used ft for
• sovcrol year* in his practice, with a success.-unequalled by
any other medicine in use, and U was only , upon'the great
f»rwi daily increasing demand for it, that he was indtiedd to
put It up in bottles, for a more general and extensive sdlc.
We claim for the Pectoral Syrup, that it Is an .'ENTIRELY
NEW PREPARATION, differing in every respect froni the
various remedies now in use, lor the diseases .of .the Potmo
nary organs. IT DOES NOT SICKEN THE STOIUCH,
by containing nauseating doses'of squills, antimony, land
iwscachuana. It has in it no opiate* to.ajnstipate the pow-.
eft, and dry up the secreting organs; hut its action is wholly
different from the action of any of the above uaaiod drugs.
IT IS AN EXPECTORANT, that clears out tho tubas land
air. cells of the Lungs and Bronchia, in a manner that 1} cot
equalled by any other remedy. It'dissolves, in a great mea
sure, the greatly increased secretion of mucous, attending
the various diseases of the air cells and lironchiai lt
allays ail irritation, almost as soon as it Is taken, and it; has.
been known to cure a cough of several weeks* duration,lin
THREE DOSES! !
We have several remarkable cases noted down, whefe it
succeeded in curing cases having every appearance of |
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. *
Cxsi l.—A young man, aged 19; of slender make:‘had
nougb: expectoration of dark matter from the. Lungsjand
Bronchia, for three wocka; pulse up to 1*20; hectic ferennnd
night sweats; great emaciation ; pain in the breast; some
times expectoration of matter streaked with blood; had ta
ken various remedies Gum physicians, with .little or no re
lief; commenced taking tbe Ftcivrat Syrup in half the ujual
doses; tbe expectoration diminished; tbe cough abated;
the hectic fever ; and in four days all the bed symptoms -
had entirely disappeared, and the man ft dow entirely welL
Casx 2.—A lady, aged 45; troubled with a slight cobgh
during all or tbe greater part of last Bummer, whielL to
wards foil, greatly Increased, and continued night and day,
threatening to involve tho lungs and pulmonary .organ* to
a serious extent; there was pain in the breast,palpitation
of the heaW, and headache, a* - almost constant attendants;
staffed condition of the vessels; occasioning a feeling of
fulness of the head, nose and throat, ami a discharge of ao ■
rid secretion from the nostrils; various remedies bad been
used; several physicians consulted, without relief She
commenced taking the Pectoral Syrup, in the evening; that;
uight she coughed but ohcc; took another dose of Pectoral,
and slept well all night; continued the vyrup next day, fend
by night was entirely free from the cough, and all the bad
svmptcm*. Sho Is now well. Other cases, equally remark
able, could bo given, if space would permit. >
03- We furnish below a certificate, signed by a number
of our own eitixena, tn proof of its efficacy:
?HH M H
Read X Read X X Read XXX
Wa, the undersigned, having used Dr. Keyacria Pectoral
Caugh Syrup upon ourselves and in our families, do respect
fully rucommosd it to others as a safe and efficient xsedidne
for the purposes recommended: • : .
James McKenna, James Fowler, W L Foulk.
John Fowler. KP Dwyer, Jr Alexander Wright,
Robert Laughlin, John J Mitdiel, James K leader,'
J Porter, Wm G M’Cartney, Jorvph Thompson,
Hugh bailie, Edw D Jones, W H Anderson,
P M’Kenno, Michael Kane, Jr John-S Ag»y,
Thomas MXJitko, J M r Mi!lan,
J P Smith, Job Whyra!!,
Maurice Brcaucn.
COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS will find this an excellent
article lo «ell, aud will give general satisfaction to their qns
tfcicrit. Überal deductions will be wade to retailers and
oth> rv purchasing by the doxeo-—price single lottles 50 <l*.
or 6 for &L5O- ;
CAUTION EXTRA—Many p?taou* will try to induce you
to buy some other article, plating that ft is as good as this;
but wv advise tou to cut out the name, u DIL KEYSEB‘S
PECTORAL SYRUP," »md buy no other, and you will hot
U* disappointed.-
&&* The Ptvtor&l Syrup l« prepared and sold by Dr. Gto.
H, Kpv*«-t. wholesale and retail DnigjjUt. No. 140, corner; of
\Y<xj street and VjryriP alley. acplSdAW
Whftt Every Body tayi, must be True!
IT t« Fai.i that BOOOVER, at tb* Btt Hivz Cwtinyo
groat* No. 2114 Liberty Street. Bella l!w rbwpcst Clothing
Ut the City—well mzuit* and £v-4jW*aably rut. Call and tx
tminr litem anil you will io>t L-c Ji<apjxaut«\l.
Ju*t received, by Exjirru*. a vplrtKliJ axsurtmrnt of Faurr
Ca*hinen?% Urowu. Ureen *od IMuo'Clotb*, and EiUh*
tollable Goud.s suitable for th 1 ,* we WW pivpa
to make ardor. (without d>a»'pciiitiaeDt,) in a atvle
uofsnrfwuwed In the City.
C 5. Poice a ini He*.
E. Watts & Co.’* Tailoring Establishment*
yo l»5 LIU&RTV STKKET,
Fa LI. AND WINTEU STYLES.—'Tbo sulweribftr* Lave
hirt opened Ibeir Fall and Wlalcrstylwof
TAILOR’S HOODS, lo which we invite particular sttehtidm-
We CaUcr ourselves. that we h&vy rtOfv altogether the
rirllcst ilorit oj Oouda lu our lino, ever olTcn-d lit this city.
Our Mtrk of Over Coatings arv of the UMfst and most dp
siraUe style* lo market, and of vtvry variety. Out rtock
of One Black, Blue. OHtc, Browu aad Mulberry* French
CloUw, art of the latent importations, and was never pt>
good, nor price# f-o as at this time. Our stock of
fancy and Black Cavdmero, and i>oe fcldas are of very
choir* election.*, both aa regard# quality and Ktyle. To*
pether will) an assortment of rich plu>h Silk YidvelCask*
m?rp apd plain tiilk Voiding*. which aro pronounced* by a3l
T?b«s hare tvm them, to be much the host variety fof geutie
men'* wear io this city. _ scf
JAMES Ci WATT—Merchant. Tailor.
.Yo. 30 ilarlit, 6rt«vm Srctrad and Third Sirceix,
BEOS respectfully t> Inform hi* Mcmix ami the public,
tbnt lx; ha* return «J fn.un New York PhUtorndphla,
having then* xokvtrd fniaj lairxl importations, an entire
uew ftoc> of Black aoJ Colored CLOTHS. CA&UMKKKS
«fwl VESTINGS, whirii for nrwm-as of designs and richness
of fabric*, ore not surpaswrel by ruiy house west of New
i ork. All of whkli he lx prej*ared to make to order in «
ruperior style, at the lowest pnre b*ts?lblc, and cordially in
rites purchasers U> call and examine tin* stock before pur
ehasiug else where.
TO TAILOKS..—I hare do authorial agent In this CUjr,
for the of my v,crK v-J (tAK*j5-.NT CUTTING. It can
duly he had ai the st’nru of \he juilsseribor, 33 Market street,
at the fbllowlDg prices, vis: with instructions, fclO: with-'
out. t". [raarlT] JAMES C. WATT.
KDM U N D WATTS & C o.—Murcitatt Taooes,
Ao. 183 Liberty Stmt, a/wre SL Clair.
HAVE opened a new Clothing Store at the above place,
and arc now receiving a splendid lot of CLOTHS, CAS*
SIMKRKS, VESTINGS, Ac., of the latest importations, pur*
chas«l with an especial view to dty trade, and which they
are prepared to make up to order lu the latest and mostfißh*
tenable styles. They Intend to pay strict attention to this
branch of their business, and they havo full roufxleneo
they will be able to give their customers entire
They arc also maaufoelv’.ring jv choice lot ALREADY MALE
CLOTHING, of tha'heWeit ityhia, which they will sell low
for cash. A* all this stock is entirely new, It is worthy the
attention of buyer*. ap!9:ly
BFEISG AMD SUMMER CLOTHING.
THREE 1110 DOORS!
Ah, 161 Liberty Street, lEtlslnrrgh.
JOHN McCLOSKKY has now tho pleasure of announcing
to bis numerous Mends and the public in general, that
his SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK Is tow ipady £>? .in
spection, which, he believes, will be found to be one of the
largest and best soloctod stocks of READY MADE CLOTH*
ING to be found in the Western country.
lie has this season paid more than usual attention to tho
manufacturing and stylo of his garments, so that the very
lowest priced, as well os the finest, ore got up iu a style nud
elegance not to be surpassed.
Be would particularly call the all ln
plotting to his assortment of
Garments)
As he feels confident, upon examination of the qualities and
prices of his goods, ho can offer them such inducexm&ta as
shall make It their interest to purchase at his establi^diment.
Many years’ experience, and great success in the buducss,
together with an unprecedented axui i&tu* pu»
front) gr, hss oajvblpd bqw to getf up Garments to suit tho bu*
sinesi- habits and tastes <jf every location in tho Union,
uthlch Is of the utmost importance to wholesale purchasers.
In tho Cutting department will be found o choice selection
of tho most fashionable goods, eourfsting of French, English
and American Broadcloths, CUsAmeretis, dec. Also, on excel
lent assortment of VESTINGS, of the latest and most Dash*
ion&ble styles—ail of which he 1* prepared to make to order
in the best manner, and at tho most reasonable prices.—
COME, THEN, ONE AND ALM
The Assortment, tho Quality, and tho Variety, is tho
most' extern?! v& unddubtbdly, to bo found in the Dulled
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ESTKAdtdEStfAIf— KTSTfo Rio by ~~ ~
oetia R A. FAUNIiSTOCK k CO„
FINE WATCHES AND RICH JEWELRY.—Tim plneo
to get a very fine Watch—one that Can bo decoded
upon to keep correct time; or to get any description of
Jewelry, at its true value, is at UOOD'3, 61 Market street
No mistake ! Call and see the only Jcwely Store
west of New York City. *op2s
Lease’s Steam Ptano Porte Factory.
i T. L. LEASE having applied machinery to
manufacture of PIANOS, he is enabled to
KtS"Uffn l *" at least twenty per cent, cheaper than
1/ • a 1/ *»any brought from tho East, and warranted
equal in every respect.
Six oofcovo Rosewood Pianos, from ?1§2,Q0 and upwards-
Seven effects “ *■ $£50.00.
Piano W&reroom, on Hand. street, over John's Mineral
Water Warehouse.
Accord coos, Violins Ao, tonrel and repaired. . jyfcy
Just Eeceived, at the Carpet Warehouse,:
.VO/«5 FOVETti STREET, r .
A FULL ASSORTMENT OP SEASONABLE
Comprising the following seasonable vartotfbS \
Extra VejYft pile OaJrpetii
Kxtrii Tapestry Brasanls Carpets; -
Extra Brussels Carpets;
Common Brussels Carpet*;
Extra three ply Imperial Carpets;
Superfine three ply Imperial Carpets;
Superfine Ingrain Carpets;
Fine Ingrain Carpets;
Needhan) Jpdlap Qraio Oarjwu;
Ootmfioh ‘do do;
List and Rag Carpets;
Heavy Striped Silk Carpets;
Heavy Twilled Hemp Carpets;
Common Hemp and CottonCarpcti, from 5-8 to 4-4;
Super Chemlllo Bugs;
Super Tufted do;
Fine do ao;
Common do do;
Brussels Rugs;
CbcmUle Door Mats;
Sheepskin Door Mats;
Adelaide Door Mats; ,
Jenny Lind Doog Mftti; U.
Tufted Door Mots;
U S^K UI ‘ Juto ’ O«o, Allrant and :Bk<leton
ALSO—A very krgeenddMlrahletffiortmeDtof nerrstvlo
OIL CLOTHS .max,.bxeba to24fee*.wSTcuttonly‘S
,i? e * boT ? c *° ck txiag ImportS »nd ptirrha.4l
direct from toe minnfictunrs, ire are prepared
loir aa ean be had to aoy of toa Eastern&tie*,aod tonhkh
ire invite toe attenUoa of those lriihtog to furnish steam
hoatanr Houses.
Don’t target the place, No. 85 Eonrth street
' W. MH3USTOCK.
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Francis liann,
Joseph O'Brien.
CLOTHING
A CARD.
New Ctotbliig House.
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rrestoizi tl'ASftlSO POWBKBi-rifelaiSs* lot of tlib **•
\iX.bellent IVashing Powder,Trarisnlod chesperthan any
otto la we;- «nd U not la the leastlisluribus efothiha
:It fe JbrM&ebihgipriiilers? tvpk,»*-mucn
;chcaper andbelterthan potash;-Forsaleftt- - • ’
; v : " &KYSKR»B. 140 Wood street..- -
. Importuit. to! Female*.
TpiOCTOR LAXUQDE , S yUK?iCa EEiIALEPna3;ao !b
-; | / no«ni,-ssfe nod Chlorosis or Greed
Sickness, Fleur Altai* flapprpn»Vm | jwmrwfu
•orrhma, Nervous Debility ...general iVeakneaa,Njuaea, pains
la tho Head , and Limbs, Loss of .Appetite, Palpitation; Trw
. morSj Dlseasfid Dyspepsia or
■ Indigestion, Flatulence pc Wind, srul all Uterine complaint*;
i Priee, : 2s cputjcbr fire bemesfer. sL,rBold:whole*ale sndxe*
tail by W. a JACKSON, 240 JJbeny streot; Head of Wood
• gtreeU-Pittsbcrgh,- anff by HD the.DnißgisU..
Pull each box. rdecKhlvdAw
“ Ahead of AUI •;
• -:: EXTRACT OF, AMERICAN OIL.
PREPARED and sold by JNO.\XOUNGSONr3)3 liberty 1
. -street • This powerfully • concentrated'.preparation, the
•niedical-Virtnos of whiclj'nre fbund tolxreighb times the
Htreneth of tbe r orictoai -AmericanGO. "It ispnt-np hibat*,
tics »P 25 end 3n£eaeb,*riai fill direction* toits rae.. .In
©very disease where the original American .Ou *baa been
IbundataUeffieadocs,and 16 » theorighmUa
power, as to render it the CUKAPEST
WORLD. Coll and try it r
N. a—The original OiHn ila nstomstato as taten frmn.
.tlw-bowelsnf ttototlr,efmbe-;*adi» abotfrrffthdltmbe
found genuine, notwithstanding;* t pertain flan daliafl to be
' the orJy.Proprietora. •■ fdirarctf} :'vi **f •..
B. A*
• £Fretolt r^aoma^llHlab<^Tim3n,Jolyl T 185LV •;
nf,fi2SSB&B.A; Fahnestock«t Co.—Gentlemenhate
:J3IL been, selling yourYerinifugo for ScTerol yeartmtliiH
. place, and can freely say that It hasgiven entire satisfaction.
It is an indispensable Articleinhiany families,
no, other.kind will do;'scores of persons in my Tidntiy could
; testify to’ Its efficacy in relieving suffering ami restoring'
health. '• ••• - • • ••
The quantity of worms expelled from rbme dindren almost
exceeds belief; every family ghouldbavya'sbpply.constantly
on hand. lam oct and want asupplyaesbonas possible. ■■■•
- Prepared and sold by- -B. A FAHNESTOCK £CO©- .
. -• corner Wood and Hist streets,"'VittsbuTgii. '
oc&l&wtf . ; ••
Dr.jDu CelebxatedCurativo liistniment.
The only InfaUiUe. Curt for Uud Dreadful Disease
known as Spermatorrhea, or Dtvciuniary
A'octumat Eatissidns. . .: . r
QO harrasring. auidestructire, and prodiieUvecf ep much
O wdwhtefto the -nerinus syslcniflncapafatatijig'cto for,
business, society cod matrimony. . .1
Thia instxuineht is simple,- comprebehrfte, and. ktvxs
failtsC, and may bo used without tho’slightest'JhcenTentf
enec, or the knowledge oftbemort intimate friend. It is to
■boused extcrnally,KOdadcgno r patnor Injurywhoferer,
nor prerenting any one frora attemling to bailees; ondi
while In use. nU d single eamssuni jeon take place ,
the organs in a short time to tueh an extent that they regain
t/ieirprimitirepmcer of. the loss of which, caused
by early abuse, Is the disease in question, and thooaase of
the thousand concomitant -Nerrousnwuv
Prostration, Dyspepsia, Pam in tho Head and % Dimness 'of
YLnon, Weakness of the "Back and ItOwrir
Uoiis of tho Eyes, Impotence, Pimples oa tho Face, Prana*
turc IHciiue of Virility, Weakuejis of Power for
Mental lnjection, Averriott to Soc Sty, Timidity
and SclMtistrust, tore of Solitude; ic." "* AH these complaints
inrarmbly dixappear u soon >» the source h» slopp«l from:
which they emanated. --
This Instrument has been oxainintd and approved of by
the highest authorities is Europe and America, is recom
mended by the most prominent physicians of all countries,,
as the only Certain Remedy existing for those-complaints,'
nr.fi bag now completely-superseded, the use-.of drugs, the
boogie, cauterization, to mention.the thousand ad-
Tertbed ncstroms of the day, as- cordials; antidotes, etc, etc.
It constitutes.ftf the same time 'the safist and moat pleassxxtr
and by far the cheapest treatnient ever offered to the afflicted
—a fair pried being allowed for the instrument* after the de
rired hks teen attained. V •
Be It Also remembered, thatthoseccauplilnt* are but little
understood bythe profession-in general; and ’that aD' the
medieine in tho world nerer las, and never wiU, stop those
losses, which,' if allowed to continue unchecked,“are sure to
produce the most dlstresang consequences.: v *.
It baa been a matter of sorprigeto romej that any one of
respectability wnd uf professional attainments should devote
his attention to which people of every description
protend to euro so.easily.- If nowcverjbut the o’nethoa
aandttepart of tho miseries thege, pepplnbring open society
were known, a very different opinkm. would be lt
is not only the present misery and'dejection preytog-Upon
tho mind as well as the body, that i*. deplored, but some are
ofitnch a natupp
the reproductive fee ally altogether, -it is a fact that, when
not properly treated, they may remain so dormant- in the
wmstiLutiou as to appear- In no oilier way than in .their ef
fects upon posterity; yet, If properly underrtood,
easily and speedily removed. Tho above, so ingeniously con
trived instrument* will doubtieayia ngreat measure, ccnr
tribnto to check the cv!L» of quackery; to prevalent in this
clawt of discos throughout the Union. -
Tho price or the complete Instrument, carefully seecTed
agtiinst all ol»cxTulion in a box, is only SlO., It can b* sent,
liy capress. to onyaddrew in anypart ofthe United. States,
i<u, according to order, accompanied by fait diree-'
tiuns. and Important advice to tho mairied and single—the
cxpcnxre even to the remotest parts of the country being but
trilling. A --'y
The uccsainplod cucccfw thli.Tnstmmeat has .obtained,
since Its introduction In Amcricm has induced some unprin
cipled person in New Yurt, Philadelphia, Albany, Boston,
&i*_to£et up some ridiculous things, called “Instruments,”
trhkh. however, bear not the slightest resemblance, neither
in Cirm unr prinriplo, to my own invented, long tried,- and
uni verbally a}n.-mvt?d Imdrumcnfe, and which are as similar
to them as light If tonight. Every attempt to sell sueb In
struments for mine, will be pK»*cuted:’to-thcfuUePtextent
of the law, I boiag cot wiliiag to connect tho well and hon
estly earned reputation of. my invention, with, quacks and.
their worthlcas productions. Xo Instrument is Genutoe.and
tu>oe can be Warranted but thorn ordered Cram myselC
All applications aud remittana s must lv directed (post
paU) to tiie Doctor himself, he having no Agencies establUh
ctLbul In London and t*wtu
Address, po»ti«id, l>r. B. LV Laney, 51 LLif-eaard
New York.
Oiflre Lour*, daily, from 9 A. M. till S and froxn.7
till S l\ U;e c*ruvpL-iL
if.»Tlie undersigned certify' with grail pressure, that lift
abore mentioned Instrument is not oulyvoiistruetod oa sci
entific primaries, tat from its use the happiest result* aiajr
always with ronGdtmre txv anticipated, there being far tho
cure of tbcsu tiisra.'-p? oo other certain remedy extant. • - ■_
tLsrsv iL. KaLEEi *. D-, ’ •
Oh. Goctie, *. d.-
C. iCcsH\K’?r, 5, a, 34 Howard at,-
NeW-Yurfe.
Dr. Pe L\sx\ Is prepared so execute allorders for surgical
apparatus, Tix? Artificial Anns and I<eg*, moTciihe.
natural members; Apparatus for Imxa turn ; ■ for Contracted
Legs; forCurraturai'ftheSplucond Waist; for False Joints
of the Arms and Knees; for Paralytic Legs; for Club Foot;
for,Lachrymal Fistulas; for Falling of ,the-Ilectuin;,ltspo»
gastric Belts; Beds and Chairs for SkkPersons; Clutches,
Trusstas Orthopedic Corsets, :... . -
All worX vrarraefed. Letters aa*t ,be post-paid, contain
ing a proportionate remittance or vtty«forcua». tfcbf&iy-
DR. HALSEY'S
FOREST WIHEI
Thediscovsry of the FQJtEST ififxS is Gif gnrol&t'VUssioy
of the cgr. Pbftrp ts» Qvari BrtGexj o siiujlt boilleof .
wfri&ii&3taGrt‘'‘g , iod,andgnesfarthrrin Gie.rart ‘ ,
of Diseases. tArn Jen mtGesof ariySsr/a* "
* pjrilla in use, and varranted to cure
uiihxnii any unpleasant or
tecaimiity ffed.
rjiJiK motliod by which all sjareapariflait. and *>U**-r#Ua!*
j_ lar medicine? are jjrrpsred. Li bjtb&Bsu** the Kook? or
Hants to obtain the ex-tracts. The virtues are thus
principally evaporated fip.ii dastroyed.
It is Dot tq I* wondered at then, that even ten and twen
ty U/tUea ef theseSarsaparillasaxcsQnietinHflitiikcnwllhoat
any perceptible benefit. Not so with the Forest Winei By
Lbo iurention of a wonderful cbemk-al apparatus, a, perfect
wine Is produced without beating; retaining at tbo-same
time, all the primitive healing properties of the rare mouid
nal plant* of which It b composed, thus rendering the forest
Wine the most efficient medicine the world ever produced; at
the same time the most agreeable. - i .
NERVOUS DISORDERS
Aw diseases of'the.mind aa well as of tha bodj,*ro usually
brought on by troubles and nißlcUnna, and are iuo^tcom
mon to persons of delicate ?pn»tiiuiif.us anil sensitive mind*.
Low spirits, 'frisbtSvl-drcttm*, -aml-fisiifal-anti*
tipations of pt *1 J&m u>e slightest causes, generally crtcia
p.*qiy nervous disorders. The-Porest Wino. and-PHls are an
energetic remedy In these complaints. ’
Extract of a latter from Mr. Joseph C. Paulding, dated :
Jt*hHcild_phi4y Scpitinbcrlih, 1&42.
Da. G. W. Halset:
DcarSir: Yoar Forest Wlno and.PHls have cured my irife
of a dreadful Nervous-disorder, with, which alio had been Or
fiicted for many years. Ilcr bixl? was almost wasted away.
Sho was frequently dbrurbed in her sltep by frightful
dreams, awaking quite exßstyjtfd an 4 covered with perspi*
ration, and tit laboring under the delusion that some
tlßpg droadhil was about to happen to her. ByUicrue of
four bottles of tho Wine, and & box: of tie Fills, sho ia now’
In perfect health. Shelias regained her lie ib and color, and
enjoys society as well os ever. ; J. C. 1 1
GENERAL DEBILITY. EMACIATION, WASTING'OP
THE W, Ac. '
Slnnyppreofls at? nffiietul sywe of the above com-
without filing abty to. fcracu it to any particular
and therefore delay the nro oftheproper remedy tm*
tfl the disemo becomes constitutionals. These 'disorders arc
often characterized by a reuse of shaking, of entire exhaus
tion after ex ercbe. Somoexperfcnwsln£jishuw,lafritnde,
and at times, paleness of 0 usfifog pi the countenance, or-pal
pitation ipf tbs fc-isri,-cr like-ayraptoms.
excellent etacts which have ever attended the use of
the Forest Wine-and Pills, In every spcciexofdebiliiy. is-con
clusive evidence of its happy results in this das* of disor
ders. Many h&Te resorted tz> these medicines as an nZitiaa
bm, and boon speedily cured. For Nervous disorders and
Debility the Wine and Pills arc taken according'to the dftsc T
tions on the labeL • • -
AGUE AND pfflZx C& CHILLS,
Are caused by tbj effluvia arisng from marshes,
.yfcgctaiiotu, and low»: damp.aitnatiohv ,-Iu Fever
add'Ague the Forest Wine and Pills are asotercign remedy.
When they have been taken agreeably to tlw directions,-we
hare never known them to fall inetTocting a'complete core.
In the first place taken large do» of the Forest rills in time
that their operations may Subside before the
The stomach being now well cleansed, take.three.or fcsf
largo doses of the Wine, Bl interralsof half außpur, cbm-,
mendng about two hoars before the ncrpd ibr 'tbo chill to
return. This breaks the ogU“, s+tif which the Wine should
be continued in snrnll doses to restore strength. See full
directions around the bottle.
DR HALSEYS GUM-COATED FuREST PILLS, .
Are an Important adjunct to the Forest Wine,’ They are
coated with pure gum arable, an invention £>r which Dr.
Halsey has received the only -paten* evar ' granted on PiUs, :
by the Government of vnitodVtatefi. ' T ‘ : " :’ •
The Forpst Wine and gum .coated Forest PilLi
ewuplbfolng the same great end, the of-iho'
Blood, and restore ton of the Stobiadi and Eoweli. '• ; • ‘
The Forest Wiheand Pills arcreccmmendedasau efnc«>nt;
and-certain cure ,1a tho-fi}ftbwtng-
Babitual OOtirtnm, Dropsy; a<*fforni# of o>i Kidjihi*lo~
ament amnmptim, peSiutf Vem~eyjkHsKi md’alale
■ «-«£>?*. f 5 U BmeiaX-JUungiHAit,
Mr)ht_Swtaft, i.etetmt\l>imxim, Leesef Appetite,lam Spin-
Ot jVoroiff ■■Burts, Ague nWr, vhicif- it
noveraiUto care, ScmfAy £rysq»tu, Jtundix. VrMel
theShn ' H?ai-iy and Impaired £Ldc oflhe dm-
. TO TIIE LADIES.- -
Nothing in the world is more ahsqyd than the custom.of
using paints, chalks, Atv to hnpSvre the countenance. True
beauty and loveßniis accompany -the -highest perfection of
health, which igalQ-inTariably.followßtheyAntrf ttolecfOic
Blood.* What artlfidal appondageft equal that vfvld exprea
sioa of conntftnance.whigfi from Moomipg b pj dfh?-
W2mt paints compare with the crimsoirtoUnred bkxxi casting
its briUlant roseate hue through the transparent texture of
the Ekiul What ebanns are than tifoseof
nature, in her highest perfection of lwidthf-Let Dr. Hal
sey** forest Wine kupply the place otallcosmettoc,- -The
of this excellent. Wine for a short . time matea pure, rich
blood, which, courting through tbe-veihs/peuelrate* the mV
nntest fibres “that; verge toward the scrfire; th*
unhealthy p< , mpi»a and hiawbe* ter disappear,
haparmig a vifid,rcsy color to the £kin,3nd LrilUantes*
pression to the eyes* •’
Tins 13 NATURAL BEAUTY . ;
In corroboration ef these faeiss Dr. hft? many testj
monials from i»dT»*v of the most respectable stanaing la *o-
Forest Wine In Urge nquara SI pcrbottle. or
six bottles for cents per box.
For sale «jST'KEYSEB’S Dnrg Store, No. 140, corner of
Wood street and Virgin Alley. ; r [aagl t alAw.
tuiS consent, tHssolred on ttia 13th July. The arauota ei
the firm trill be settled et the old lUworth.
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neracmst&oazh aeddant* *a& U» knproper-or earnest we*
&fa^'vQUSd tfdr artfcl*totx*inT*toal)l*to tfean, «af/; -
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Middletown.* v,- .-• -•-■;' . -g"
*?o*Bui*bx ' ,-' i B.XyAHNESTOCK;|Cp : , p
jyl:*. j- - (ViT^pr nt Wood - andSTj*^
IOTJU-witfCOKSnHPIION. K
the publl*
la
tton-an&notoriety.by to exeecdfiigthitmost ex*.-.;. '
tta frttmdfl.-~S6lhlnjrhrifr ife intrfaai& rlrtmt? .
and-the [oinnisiahahle- benefit'edn&rresf om <S.;n^
eotdri originate- aTHT-ntflintiiltt tbo tepulAlion It sis
iay!u--^Uoinanyinferi^i^^O- :^brttstnpojillic'«ttis-- J^
inanity, hare feHed been discarded, this haa. galnej
tiend* By crerf trial, COTrferred beuofitA .on the afflicted thej( - >•
fyn-n and prodoced cxuvs.toontnneronstoii to* :•. ;
remarkabte to beXorgt&etu .... '•••- i-'
'Wbilelitis a fraud on the public to pretend that any -
' ntedidziii Srtßrinfaindy caro--BtiUrthere U abundant proc|/_-
•Qi<ic^h«.ngotßT-Peer oral does not orilyas a general,
bate! most invariably curs thft maladies for.which it is es| -.
j ...; Jr’ - r £;,..••
"'As time makes these feefa wider and better- known, thi* .
toodJdnb has pmdtialJy 'become the best reliance: of tha as - .
dieted* from the log eabla of the American. peasant; to thi: *
palaces of- European f Eiugs.r- Shxouglioat.
trjyia every State/cityy awl indeed, almost exerj. hamlet §•- ; -
: cotiain4i Chzbrt ; Prcrxmiriskricwn. aa the" best remedy eH.; % '--I
. :•...
elgn countries, it; Is coming to' be extensively thei|
most intelligent phyidrianfc'- In Orest Bjjtofoy Franca sng. . ‘- -
.Germany.Vhere- the -'trisaical xdences:' h&fareached. theij-. t.
PsctCEavdsinbodn«d;and ij c ,
; eonstan t useim the 'Armies, Aline House*}: Pnbl| >. y■■ »-
Institution*, and in domcstic Bs 'thfi.snrestreiaed|
tbd 1 * jrfftmtting-phygiraana can employ forthemoredang'^
Toussfloctiorisof tha lungs." - Also' inSandereaaeSj'ttnd,X
.ehfldrai it iisafr r pleo«mt andeffectnid tnjehre. -3h fee
somo of^thc, mogt dattcricg .testimonials wo. ; rcc<drs, hav
been'frojii paxeritiwha have found it efficacious in. cases poi
ticolariy incidentaltochfldboodr,. - • i —.--I
The. CgffiBTM.£gercßAj/:ia'TnaniifactTired by a prwtte|
CJiemttt, and every odnbo.ofitnnderlus own eye, with. in
variable accursur is sealed, ami' protected I*
Jstt. frorii counterfeits; consequently can bo relied on as gea .
trine without v . .- •'; I ■
Webire ehdeavorsd herr toXunrish the community wit* -v
ajnedkineof suchlntrinsic »uperk>rity audworthas shout
• comhiixid. itself tb.tbßlr- remedy at once saw ...
lesa tridl^proveditttlf-to bei'aridtroitby-greabcareinpTf ;
paring it with chendcal-accnracy, of .tiniferm rtrcngth,.to x£ ..
lord pbyskiaha a nevr agent on which they can rely fcr’tiy
beat remits; and Qio aflUcfetf with • a rmtdy that wQI
for them all that nodidne can do.. ■ :•..*;•• •/ .
Prepared and sold by. • . JAMES C.ATEB,
....... .r •■;■.••;<■■■ s :•,■ .■•'
B2T Sold In Pittsburgh by R * Co; In. A
legbesy, by ILP. Schwarts; and by Druggists and Praif l
ItrMedicino everywhere. .onlß^milaw
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. To ISLTalidi anu .y
THE CEZrEBRA TBD COMSTOCK hfEDICILTsi
T^rRST-Tbe Qtxxz Pais Kitkactob, (Qmnt?i <£Vq2)?A :
i* curing all Barn* and all External Pams and Sores, tj ,• L
2iL— of OotttavbxA fi>r Staying ox Restoring thr’Hijs
piftti Hair. •. .r . /■- - -or'-c:-..-'* 1, -5 - -
3tL—Shoe’s JVirrte aad-Bone Lirwatni and Indian
titJSUkir, a cun? fbraUeases of Bbcmnatwa.'/'•■•..-/.•■■■ •. »
: . 4th.rfifciVut7 J s OS, & certain cure for Deafness* 3■ • • -
's£b. : ~.ffay#JMmhi«utahnowiienre JbrlhcPUes. .• a >."•■ -.
. 6th.-fSpok%*t Stck Bead Adic Beacdy. • *
J/b&erlr Mdief, for all women in tha Family Ways- •
: ,i (rrm£' Watern lndian -jhnuertyfor
and fererish'feelings and preventing fprcrs; fi>r Astina£
lieerCiimplalntjandßillious'AlTectloiiSjfcfDlaiTlHSajJlc •.
and. Hales, and nerroua complaints; fbr Stomach Affections ...- ••
Dyspepsia, Piles, RbfhraiUjsm, &c. The peat points *
isnothedto take, never gives never lesveacn * '
T.-.'> y r"y :
9th.-^<hjni£cci J A Tervitfwpti {TTona Effler) for
grown person*. ■■ ■ ■ .. ■;■ , . ■:■: \' - ± •••
10tb~r*l£rs. Brvvnfi Gnat Ptsn -Kilter.- No medicfiia ns >••
been diicatered tliat 13 so happily adapted to use internally .
as drops to be taien, ani] yetperfonn such.wonders whs; -- -
applied exfernoSy as-a wash cr bath, by friction. _lnlxrttl&
to” £0 cents each. . ; . t
llth.-rSittniofe'* Boach and Bed Bug 'Knwj-fbt drifzst y *
away Vermin in a short fame. - :• L : > v ''’
. 12tb.4-Iha Celebrated Lifi't Life Tuts, and.- Testpcran£ ■ •. >
BitteriJ. - \ '
' 7 lSth.4-Z>r. 'BarOuHamevf* Pinkr Syrvp,Xhe popular
MCTORANTtFOR COUGHS, INFLUENZA,'Ac. I- -
14th.l.Tftc .Bust liuha and Kao iork Exit cnll '-yy
Sllß3s«jlbrfaigfcr. the hair. F -V^’
15th.-— Laftßahrief-China, & Chinese Remedy for Out?
BruisedSorbs,4c. ■ < . 1 .v• j'yv/yj
deax.f-£strorf of Sarsaparilla. This article has outlire^'-v-' 1 '
all other Sarsaparilla*, and atßl gives as great aatiribrtton tt- yslV’
,eYer..vj
' l7tt-»-Ths cdebrisled spresd SrengQiming Plaster, maff ■ " .
fixun pr. La’s recipe,'and the most popular in the maurheL t/"C-?- 7 -
clStb.-i-i?r. Kliaefi Lhoth Ache Drops. : A certain and sas? -
care tor .Toothache. •
19th.4-Dr. Cchstocs has' laielvibought the -right
United States; of the celebrated Oxueatrated Zhxerai
fbtmd ta Springs of Dr. Wm. C. Chase; at St-Caths -. *-r
VT..: This modlrine has attained e noinriefy
popularity never belbre any. at th£sJ"-*. •; •.
place, &bd' its rale ha s been' commentdrato vrith ijs
which are extraordinary.- ...
NOTICE.—AII known as- u
or ‘‘Ooscsrocx A-CoV always belonged, and
belong*, EXCLUSIVKhV to Dr. Lucia*. S. - Com^ocjg,:
"thoughHhe agnature cf Coinitoch. A Co,: will be
this extra, label with' the feorimile signature of -Dr; L. 8* ‘C
will in fut'oxo darismrtethsGENUlNE.
■ • t ALI, OTHBKS »rDST BE BPCBIOEB.
. ; . MCIC3S.COSETOCK.; .
.. abore medicines caaLhe fcadin this place-of'-v. .
• febcj". ••-• • Ko.milbertygt.h^of;yoQtt|*gn^.
j Wistar’s Balaam of''Wild Cherry! - I
THE BEST REMEDY EVEB KNOWN SO SIAK ij
IW GnyAr, (iidtf Asthma, jCrmqx,
Jttttrfisp if tie Ltcnpif JXJJicuU-■JOreai/tinff, Lirer Atfcci .
f Hcwpaihor : }feakna3{>f tAe Brtastor-Siai,\Pirst Stapes, •
of CeputatpHan, <fc, rfc. $•• ,
Ilf short, thlsCalsr.nl Is peculiarly adapted to eTesydiseaa*- • •
of the Lungs and Llrer, which la prcdu«d ty our eyr?'
Taxyineclimate. *•.
.WTldTCberry baa lons been, knowhto possess ini portae v £■; ■■
medkiial properties. .This feci Is&millarto every .xaairo^-.. ■•-■
in oar landj-'and Physicians. nftmjTMmT* la. aHfturt»w'.-
.format Jbr a variety of. complaints. - : Tar, also* hasb«n*ona& r %-.v:
ly noted for its virtues ;,iad soaie: pbysiciana,
la
ol&rs
Inotbcr bands,^^ain^it T irss neariy-iTalcless l OTriDg, n4_;
doubt, to . iguoranco In preparing ttd-admiulstenng ft ■ > r
—a-difficulty nowentirelyobviaiodby- patknt experience' ;• ...
and long crperimraty - - * -
The |extraordiagzy raaltdoal .powga of thesa-two rail '
stances are oowjfirr ihe first tbue com blued andenhodied ii? v..
DR. WteCAh*B BALSAMQg :WItP CHWERY. By a nlc'j :
.-ehexutehtpnxcs^every -
ed» so thal what remains istbemoetextraordinary and trute •...•■
effiwipaamnedy fc? aH’bindsbf pbbaonaitr tnaHlrer
eases ever-known to man. • To couTinec all unbelievers tha.
wr tfceoryis ivally true. we .refer to a lew eases of cures per? *" ■:
formed:by thlAwtmderfulmedldne:-.'i-.'
Taotiia Savedbv Vie useof only Thm nf
| BaUcmof IHM Chary. • . • - 5.'
: \ - . Mr. Epet, Ey, July St 1852; J .
Messrs, uarcourt, Howard & Dr;' '
tar’s Bklsamnf Wild Cherry. thaiJ bought of you has .
of racu signal benefit in jay iimlly, that X wish to make it£ - r •
virtues known;for-tikJkmefifronho public^^^’ .-‘.iv.
-Sly wife took coldatrthstimaof
Iwttte&calier Lungs: The
X&i* ednsumfitiam r She had often: prQfog&plgfr rorwta- ~im(&
• had cbugh*;;*he 'was given; rip; for wo despaired cfiher-reliK •-
. anilher child partook other complaint.'' She -v
-cotaaencedtaking.“'Bfrfar** Thlsam of WSd Clcrry,*anc? - ~
Ihreo bottles effected'an entire cure with lwrand thc chlh?-
both.'r-':, ■ ■■ i-vv-'v
. I hate no doubt that they would bar* now b«a'ih thdiv
theyhad cot hayenaed.Wlstar’B Ealsatn of -
Cherry. -. SETH R. BESBCT.- * f
' . gfiihi K. Searcy, whose certificate Ss aboTc. fei 7 mn:'-d:ie ?VS
such j veracity as any a goo§' i ;
judgment, and we place entire telianee on hlsatatementr-- 5-.
: vh' :^HAECCOB^ fipWAMTi
J CONSukpTIOX CIIIUBLK; g -
. Robert Sar.derson, Justica of the Peace, lnßudi- Creeii ,
townahip,-Fairfield and tertherpf-“slaj, Gen's
- ofifoerihithetu *
iumpfionbytheuse of u Wistar’a Rahamcf - Wiki ,
-iUcsaCßEixrp,jFabfialdOK.^Teh:2s^lBsl;'•/
SIr-~A3 l cotmderd.hat ioy lifo has been grattlypro'*''
my
jWtstar’a Balsaa WilA:Chmy.”‘-I<.wllfc*tate thrs
ttgdoUwrarimlhiriy sfflktecLmay be";
Induced to'try Udalnraluablc experienced great-' -
ditnordtyrinbr^blag^ha'l-.tborbeetfc.'foircr.'wiUiTloleufi'.--
of heat todire^6ehtcci4chilla r paia'ijj , \ •>=
my asv and breast ■ bad : ; ■ ~
Veryitellcssatuigbi3,audhsd grratnight sweabt,perspir^
: ing, I sbcuJdfiay,afiaKt two- ; the t
bed completely through. been able' to
-But ITm amch emaciated, amt- ahnmt'-fc<rtfr|^« r VV
Tgafor’x JkdsaJScf JTOtl Ohtrrvi*' >
IhaTO^tued“in'and.l aa now fxt* from :
;tlj<jS4 ; ■- «■
and-hmT?not taken any/of theßal ;
.
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rCToenred thomedSrfae of HessrsL TaD A :
egent^iuXar.cagfer, O.' - - ; ROBERT
The genuine Wirtar’s .Balsam "of \VJLI. i ;i
rioßeof awrijSiaturo of Hfinry'Wistar.MD. •
«eeuted.rtool«ig^S^
wrapper. ,Ko other can he genuine.' ' ,
; ;gS*Prb»|a hotCes for|s, -
and Tfalaak *t«et«.CsfitinA^"
faeaoal to.whom aU orders moss be nd-^A^
ttmtaadlhaJHamond; Pittsburgh; } ,
ri AlleghenyCltys J.£ - :
p.VowelhWaahinrtrrrr-.W.11. pywvtm; ..
wy>do; I*S Bbwio, Ualoutowu; U Welly,Oreensburgh;
&3ncr»tr &D Scott, Bedford; R«dd Son, Hontiag-i.- :-
don; hlrs Orr, 4 €o» Indiana;c r
xcmey & Haday,:Eittazminc JURranaiCuacainaAßlooi^ ; • 1
BrookrtUe; A. Wilkm. & Son, hTfirisad ft Cbt '• *
-1?-Odlpnder,MttadTflle Burton- t Co> Rrig Henry FttrkV z -
Merwr, .J Burse 4 CDs Butler; J. Dougissi £ Ga, doj H nsa>?
miyßeisTer; 3 R SnmsmrtcsrWamiii-P L £ O ;
-Coude<apQrt;PCgoolcgr«iwße w ntfi r »i*». - f .
npqTR KEOKiYBD—DIreei from the Ibttarfak, I .
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l-'i-v-i’Sk?*;”-
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the Sick*