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iiartisershipiberekiramealsting Mader the name end
SITIART,RILL, Win( this day dissols,si by
' AI
All thaws:aunt:B'ot the firm, be settled by
A: .1. STUART, at the old Stand, No. 0 Snittlitleld street,
A. t. STUART,
T. It. SILL
Pittaburgh, Sugast 24,1852.
sfp. STUAIIT trill eantinue the WholoaleGrocery,
Walden and Comm MMums at the old Maul, to
'he - titter°. ' A. J. STUART.
tethintrcen the late firm, I take pleasure in
neotentoetelkiridr. STUART to our tbrmer Mends and cum•
inenelni. - . f au2sl T. B. ATM.
' Ahead of All S
EXTRACT or AxtroicAN
IDEEPARED and sold by 3110. YOUNGSON, 209 Liberty
abeet. This powerfully concentrated preparation; the
medical virtues of 'which ere found to be eight tunas the
strength of the original ' Anaerican Oil. It is put up In bot
tles at 25 and ST% each; with full directions for its use. In
, every disease where the original Amerlcan 011 has been
Enrol at all .effleackno, and it so far exceeds the orl^inal in
mum-, to to render it the CIIEAPEST MEDICINE UV- THE
WOULD. - .Coil and try it. JOHN YOUNGSON.
.K it—The original OH In Its natural &tate as taken from
the bowels of the earth, can be had as abore—mul will be
Lima ganaine, notwithstamling a certain firm claims to be
thassoly Prorietora famtil . . J. .1'
t: :~ ~H ~i ~' H=.:
BS A. MODILB, No. 110 Wood street, offers for
sale, at nntunndly - low prices, all kinds of BRUSHES and
_ VARIETY GOODS. Be manufactures and has on haul, a
= . large and excellent assortment of strong anti well made
- Psant,=2 Sweeping, &rubbing, Blacking, Bair, Nail and
Cloth. BRUSHES, Elsa of the best material, and adapted for
usein this or any other market. Bo would also invite at.
• .tention tolls Flat- and other VARYIBII. BRUSHES mad
BLICIDRES,•whieII help determined to sell at from WI to 25
per cent.ebeaper than they can be purelmsod elsewhere.
Waters fled others wanting Brushes, are invited to call and
:':'vcsialneleis 'articles and prices.
ALSO--LookingOlisses, l'icturaFrames, Clocks, Port Mon
. ;Wag l'Nhet Books; sad all other artlehm generally kept for
,seta laSariety Stores. All of which be l determined to sell
at the lowest price for cash.
'WIT Remember, 110011.W5, 110 Wood street, next door to
Davis` Auction Store.' sepia
Adams d. 1.14). 7 s Western Express 1
VTEILARRA.DiGIi➢LEINT.—Express for Cleveland,
litalnuaatt, and the West, generally, closes at 12 a.
- all points on the Ohio and Pennsylraida Railroad, at
41.11.
rises from Cleyelaud, Cincinnati, and West generally,
.-ithe,trons points along the Ohio and Pennsylvania Bad
load, at 4.30 e. u
iXtr time to Cincinnati, and other Western cities, is short,
beyond all former precedent; and arrangements are com
plete for the Fee and regainr transportation of goods, par
cels, jewelry, money, &e., in in charge of trusty messeu
irersorho acceinpany each shipmeut, whether of value or
- not. Time to Cincinnati, 93 hours. Time to Louisville, 58
hostas. Time to Lexington, and Frankfort, Kentucky;
Madison, Indianapolis and Terre Junto, Irolliona—Two
By means ofour own and connecting lines, we con forward
goodswlth despatch to ell important cities and town l in the
Wwt, and to those of lesser note, without number.
" ' , To Railroad Contractors !
OULU PROPOSALS, addressed to either of the ander
- Jrigned,-trill be received at Hi ll sborough, Highland
. county, Ohba until the lot day of February next, at noon—
For the Graduation anti Masonry of the Middle Division
of the Chtteinnatti Ilillaborough and Parkersburgh
srvivrtbixiding from Hillsborough, Highland county, to a
• potnt near Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, about NI rases.
The line viii be ready ibr examination early In January,
and Ptoilles and Spmiftwtions of the work will be exhibited
at the Engineer's Office, in Hillsborough, fur one week prior
to the Ist day of February.
This Bellamy forms the recognized continuation amaze
Ohio, of the ialtimore and Ohio, and North Weatern ir
ginia Ballwais, and being Incited as a link in the grunt
through line between Baltimore and St. Louis, will be found
in every way worthy of the attention of able and enterpria
log contractor&
The remainder of the line to the Ohio river, will be ready
for contract about the let day of May next_
JAMES M. TRIMBLE, Prealleut.
llloawn..‘Vblef Envineer. d eel°. m
~CAELISLE IRON WORKS FOB SALE.
rims RBOPERTY,lcsnited within four and a half miles
X. of Carlisle, Cumberland county, Pa., will be offered at
pahlictiale,on the premisesom SATURDAY, the 15th day
of..ianuary, 1853, at 12 DI. The property consists of about
Tex TEIOUBAND.ACRES OR LAND: of which Three Ilun
deed and.Flity -Acres are cleared and in a good state of cal
thrptkaa; the residue is timber land. The improvements
.conedat of twenty Dwelling Houses, (acme stone and moue
ICS) three large Bank Barns; one large dierctuint Mill, 120
•137 Tkreet; Saw Mill, Forge, Furnaco,Coal Houses, Carpenter
-and Blacksmith Shops, all in good order. This property. in
water ;ewer, has the advantage of the Boiling Spring and
Yellow Breeches creeks combined, both never failing and
Enver Deering stream, of water, and which never fail to
ilteepgietwortus in operation day and night The works are
never stopped by freezing weather, and they are located in
thelteart of the great Cuntherland Valley. There is an in.
exhaustible simply of the Dearth* , on the premises, conve
nient to the works, and easy of access.
Persons desiring to purchase, or to hook at the property,
will call with the undersigned, residing at the mansion
h•^"•n en .vid street dee:2.W PETER F. FOE.
alitultnt Itletlicuted Liquid Cuticle.
article is intended for Yam'ly use, wad ehmaid
Tfound In the ensue= of every hinny in the /areL
-14echsLDIP—"e-''""".-....m""--- 'jury to their
lush accident, a . ; .. " — WG . „
id tools, will find this article to be invaluable to them, and
after a far trial, will consider it imilspensable.
"Ttds may certify that we, the undersigned, having fr.,
quently made use of Judd's Medicated Liquid Cuticle, pre
=kiessrs. redfield S Camp, Middletown, Connecticut,
y recommend it to our professional brethren, as an
exaillent substitute for adberdre plaster, In dressing burns,
putkacaldß, bruises, and all kinds of fresh wounds
fbr'soze nipples, a remedy unequalled.
' CIiARLEd WOODWARD, M. D.,
WM. B. CASEY, M. D., •
D. HARMON, M. D,
F. WOODRUFF, M. D,
HAMILTON BREWER, M. D.,
ELLSWORTH BURR, M. D., Ikdanic
bfkblieComprising eiII the yrtactising phygiciatie to the city of
town.
Vor mole by
JU V.II6NILE BOOKS.
AmyUSTRUS N.
Mnt IO CHI LDRE
itams AtrroacL
Romance of Adventure.
Romance of the Revolution.
Debut's Progress; by Mrs. Sherwood.
Episodes of Infant Life, splendidly illustrated.
Chit Chat, Wonders of the Microscope.
Historical Tales for children.
Holidayllouse; by.Shtolair.
Par OR and Near Home.
True Stories from Ancient soul Modern History.
Mrs. SherwooTs Tales.
Mrs. Sigonetiey's Water Drops, Olive Leaves, Letters to
My Pupils, Boys' Book, Girls' Book, dc.
Jane Taylor's Hymnsfor Infant Minds, Limed Twigs, Ori-
Wee Poems and (lontributions of Q. Q.
r Evening.llook, Illustrate&
• Book of Entertainment, do.
Young Mane Evening book, do.
• The UH.le Sisters ; colored.
Heroes and Battles of the Revolution.
Min Edgeworth's Series.
Parente' Assisnt, illustrated.
Early Lessons, S vela, Harty and Lucy Rosamond, Le.
With many others, at all prices, and suited to all ogre of
youth. For sale by DAVISON AG NEW.
deell 65 Market strut, near Fourth.
AN INFAT. TULE CURE for Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stoic
:tures, Mx:turns] Emissions, Gravel, and all those dis
tressing complaints ustusily consequent upon youthful ex
cesses and indolitence.s.
In preparing a specific for this clam of diseases, Dr. Mot ,
its has evaded much time and money, in order to present
to the Unfortunate sufferer, a pleasant, safe and e ffi cient
medicine. That he has succeeded, is a fact well established,
as there has been man thousand bottles sold,
W TO
Or
CURE,
Or the money returned, and so far has Oren' entire satis-
As an invigorating medicine for
- •
BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS,
It Les no equal, being extremely palatable and mild, as
wall as permanent In Its effects.
For that dieteesedng complaint so cOMIXICTI among !tamales,
termed Fleur Album or Whites, this specific to a sorcreign
remedy, and should be used all who are thus afflicted.
BIIRDSALL k 880 Druggists, corner of Main and Front
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, sole agents for the sale of the above
medicine to the Western and Southern States, and to whom
an orders must be addressed.
Bold by RDFUS BROWN, and EL SIMON - BAN, Detroit;
H. & E. GAYLORD, and R W. PALMER, Cleveland
by Dr agesta generally. J. KIDD & CO., ;and
corner of Fourth and Wood streets,
Agents for Pittsburgh.
&kid also by CEO. 11. KEYSER, corner of Wood street
and Virgin alley; L. WILCOX, Jr., corner Market street and
Ma Diamond, and at the Drug Store Monongahela Rome.
Allm.beny City—Sold by J. Mitchell and J. P. Fleming.
norft3m
Illustrated Annuals •nd Gift Books I
Pan aRE HO LLD A I'S.
HE WOMEN OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY: a scries of
Portraits, with appropriate descriptions, by several
Aimuican Clergymen
_._ Edited by Bev. J. A. Spencer, au
thor. 0 ,.t.th, 1 1 tfSketches of Travel in the Holy Laud,
Ac., illustrated with seventeen original mezzotints, co
grav
Olt morocco edexpready (of Bile work. One volume, folio , morocco
The Keepsake, and Illuminated Gift Book for the Holi
days, illustrated with twelve original mezzotint engravings.
1 vol. Quarto, ie" inlaid morocco sad cloth.
The an Illuminated Souvenir, for 1813. „ Edited by
John P. illustrated with five steel engravings, and su
perbly &mud in morocco, gilt.
The Memorial Written. by the friends of the late Mrs.
Osgood, and edited by Mary, E. Hewett, with fine steel en
gravings. • 1 nil., 8 en., morocco, extra gilt.
Our Saviour,with Apostles and Prophets ; aeries of
eighteen highl fidshed steel engravings, designed express
ly for this wor t, with descriptions by several American Di
vines. Edited by Bev. J. IL Wainwright, D. D. Elegantly
bound in one volume, !blip, Turkey morocco, gilt.
The Gift Book of Gems, a Literary offering for all seasons.
Edited by Emily Percival, Lihntrated with ten fine steel
mezzotint ertgravinza. Bound In Turkey moron° extra
gilt.
Tb. Amirawrh, Token or ance, a Christmas
or New Years' Gift or
Book, for the year br
illustrated, bound
in Turkey morocco.
The Toting Man's Offering, comprising Prose and Poetiral
_Writings of the most eminent authors, Illustrated.
The Young Ladies Offering, by Mrs. L. 11. Rigounaey and
others.
Friendship's Offering, a New Years', Christmas and Birth
Day Gift, for 1853.
Heralnessof HLstory, edited by Mary E. Hewett, illustra
ted, morocco gilt.
The Cabinet of Modern Art; a copectlon of twenty-five
subjects from modern masters. Engraved In the bigheet
style of mezzotints. let and Wearied, elegantly bound, full
gilt •
The Pathways and Abiding Places of Our Lord. 111w
tested in the journal of a Tour through the Land of Prom
ise, by 3. M. Wainzight, D. D, with eighteen fine flituitra
ttens engraved on steel, 1 vol., crown quarto, in cloth and
11
Tl iall tnome ' Circ . le, or Thoughts on Veriou Topics, by
Thomas Kirkland, elegantly illustrated awl 1"
bound. 4
CbmaetelistEtwof Women, Blond, Poetical and Historical,
by Mrse'dameson, in vol.royal 8 vo., beautifully illustrated.
The Dew Drop, a Tribute of Affection. 1 v 01.12 mo., ele
gruatlyhound and - illustrated.
TheHeepeake of Friendship, a Christmas and New Years'
Annual,illumihated and illustrated.
Tho Morning Glory, a gift for all seasons, by IL W. Iler
hart, illusted.
~ " The hisolitS,OrGift Book of Priendabip, edited by Clara
Arnold. Embelliabed with floe steel engravings.
The Garland or Token of Friendship, for 1859. Edited
by Emily Percival, illustrated;,.;,
Christmas Blossotos,,brllncle Thomas. Illustrated gilt
Christmas 1 . 10 8velut for *hag people.
The Icelting,lololif S w eet South Wind, by Mrs. C. 11.
Th e • sake, by Clan Arnold.
The irdiitit'a Diadem; by Clara Arnold.
, Thaabnye,logirthair with a Large easortment of Poetical,
i t= and other works, bound in the meet superb style
, .. "
0 for Chiirtrano and New Years' Gifta. For eels at
much reduced prices by HAY d 00,
d 0025 No. 55 Wood street
W. B. BARROLL, Apnt.
B. A. PAIINSSTOCH &
Oorner of Wool and First its.
Leaves AlRanee at 10.30 P. NI, and reaches Pittsburgh at 2
A. ie., bringing the passengers Who leave Cinciartati at 7 A.
)1., through to Pittaburgh in 19 hours, and connecting with
the Morning Train on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Stage Hoe,. run in eons tion with the road from Enon to
New Castle, Mercer, and Erit;. from Salem to Warren.
1111,.. The New Brighton Accommodation train leaven Pitts
burgh at 10 A. x., and 4.11 P. 11., and New Brighton at 7.30 A.
M., and 1 P. M.
Excursion Tickets between Pittsburgh and New Brighton
are sold for ta 00.
TILE FREIGHT TRAIN. ,
Leaves Pittsburgh at 4.30 A. n., and arrives at 4 P. n.
Passenger's who wish to stop at any way station, must buy
their tickets for that station.
The truing do not run on Sunday.
Omn!buten% run in connection with the trains to and from
the station on Federal atreeL
For tickete apply at the Federal street station of the Ohio
and Peuneylvania Railroad, to 0801 WE PARKIN,
Ticket A geuL
or to J. MESKI.IIEN, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, November 18, 1812.
J. Pinch, Pollee Officer.
NIA'S' be found at the 01Roes of Ald_ Parkinson, Lewis
llMastent. and Major.
ffrir - Strict and prompt attention will be paid to all hunt
nem entrusted to hie rare. novB:3m
_
1 1 11 E GROCERY BUSINESS will be coutinuoi by the on
dersignesi, at the old stand, No.lBB Liberty street, wher
he will be pleneed tome his former friends and customer,
Pittsburgh, November 5, 1852---norll A. HUNTER.
Education—The Petunia Seminary,
(LITZ .)
WILL be continued at the u su al l place, corner of Wash
ington street and Dud °cannon,
fall term commencing on the first Monday ISeptemb er next
--under the efficient mtunigernent of Miss Hannah E. Davis,
who has for some time had charge as principal, and will
have suitable assistan ce in its management.
In point of location and arrangements for the comfort of
the pupils, It is.not surpiota.,l in the community.
Nor terms, &c., see Circulars.
/Y2l
will
)
I Pennsylvania kali .
tilE Winter Bates to Philadelphia as
follows:
Burin, beef, pork, barley, fi sh, brrain, i
lead, per 100 tbs., Me.
Butter, candles, cheese, cotton, earth.
• enware, bides, hogs, hair, lard, lard
oil, loather , tallow, tobacco teal, win- ..., 7
fir.
dow glass,
Beeswax, bones and horns, bristles,
dryer, timothy and flax seeds, deer
skins, dried fruits, glassware, hemp " " Mc.
and flax. leather, rags, soap, starch
and wool,
Brooms, (corn,) eggs, feathers, fan,
and‘: o $l,OO paltry, ginseng, merchandise, ,
FL:lw, _ per bbL 1,00
. Apply to 'ILAILaId, Agents,
narl.7 le eta, Pittsburgh.
==M22=MEIMI
~ ;.- -. .- J l O - M $T.4-t-TQN.
Adana 4t. Co.ta Expresi, - ,
• : so VaIatTLESTREET, raniIITROIL
. 1 ,11.12 E iipblic Broil:armed that we are now running regu
laxly to the Edst and West, and are prepared fo forward
alt i eela entrusted to our care.
A SPECIAL MESSENGER , acnt day for Philadelphia, at
4 o'clock P. 91. • Ako, day to Cincinnati, at T oklocki
Orders traszaittol free of chargo, and - Gooda te ( azne~l by .
•
that Espresa ,
BMA of Exchange for sale on 'England, Ireland• and Scot ,
land, for any amount, payable on principal Banking TionsaN
or Poet Woes In the United Kingdom.
decal BAKER ,k FOIII3YTK, Agent.
Pennsylvania' Railroad Company.
WE are forwarding Produce, &c., to Baltimore awl Philo
dolphin, pronnitly, on receipt. Time, Fire Days.
RATES OP FREIGHT.
Bacon, Pork andllee4 (salted,) 45c, 74 IQOIbs.,
NOn Lard, Lard Oil, Tallow, Cotton, Window claw, 50c.
obs.
On Candi - dr, Cheese, Earthenware, Leather, Lear Tabasco
00c. 76 1001bs..
On Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles, Clover and Timoth)
Seed, 70c. 71lb.
On Deer Skins, ilemp,.Fltis, and Eggs, 70c. Til.oolba.
On Feathers, Furs, Paltry, Brooms apd Merchandise, 90c
On Flour. 6 . 11.1"c.' barrel.
We are also prepared to forward freight to Itodebaugh't
Station, near Greensburg, and intermediate Stations.
OOVOLE & GRAHAM, Agents,
corner of Penn and Wayne eta., Pittsburgh.
IL H. HOUSTON Agent,
276 Market strcat, Philadelphia.
111orchants , Portable. Boat Line
1852. aj
•
Ft,r the Tranapartation of Merchandise and Produce,
(vie viz prAlisnsesTA CANALS AND aut, ROADS), nrrwrin
PIITSBuRGn. AND PHILADELPHIA,
Direct., toilhout 80-skipping.
es. TIME, TEN DAYS.
PATTON & REYNOLDS,
Depot, 251 Market st., (near Sixth,) Philadelphia.
C. A. VANULTY & CO.,
Canal Resin, 408 and 410 Penn at., Pittsburgh.
NIAYLNG increased our facilities and otherwise improved
our arrangements for Transportation, we are now pre
pared to reteive a large amount of Produce and Merchan
dise, toispa ship (on the opening of the Canals,) with promptness
and dtch.
The Section Boat system of transportation over:our State
improvements has been in use about ton prize, and the
great suocess and favor it has met with, is a sufficient guar
antee that it is no longer considered a doubtful or uncertain
experiment;, but to acknowledged by all as vastly superior
to any mode of transportien used on Canals, (when inter
sected by Raflruads.)
Goods loaded Into our Boats at Pittsburgh, remain undis
t-urbetl until unloaded at our Warehouse in Market street,
Philadelphia, thereby entirely avoiding the delay consequent
on three different transhipments, and securing the delivery
of Goods in entire lots, the packages clean, and In as good
order as when shipped.
Produce, Ac, consigned to our Rouse at Pittsburgh, will
be received and forwarded always at the lowest current ca
nal rates, strictly according to instructions, without any ex
tra charge for commission, storage, or advancing charges.
fcbgri C. A. M'ANULTY k CO.
••t C .
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LINE,
In connection with the Cleveland and Cincinnati Railroad,
Cleveland and Krie Railroad, Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad, and Michigan Central Railroad.
111A.ElillENOFX.Strill lsg ticketed through from any point on
Lake Michigan, to Cleveland. Chiclimed and Pittsburgh
and from either of those places to any point on Lake Miehi
gen. This line will be composed of two now low pre.ssturo
steamers, built expressly for the route.
CLEVELAND Capt. C. C. STANaltn.
FOREST CITY Capt L. A. Piracy..
A Boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit, and Detroit for
Cleveland, every evening, at 6 o'clock, arriving in both
citing the following morning, in sienem for the morning train
of cars for Chicago, Cincinnati tent Pittsburgh, and for th
Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit
They will rue from Cleveland in the following order
FOREST CITY
...Wednesday..
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND.
—Wednesday..
FOREST CITY.
Tue.aday Thursday Saturday.
The under:4omM are prepared to make contracts fur all
kinds of k . oeight, from Cleveland to Detroit, Mackinaw, Soot
Ste- Mario. and all Torts on Lake Michigan. The OCEAN,
CASPIAN and Si. LOUIS will compose the line until
new boots are ren.ly
MIENTR.
C. BILARLERN 4: CO- Cleveland.
I Etta N, TROWBRIDGE t JONES. Det
Aligiffkairt kD
aprl4 Mm]
IV E S7' .r 1: E 11' TON PL A 21' K ROA D ROUTE,
1 . ,%.)1t BALTI3IORE, WASIIINGTuN
CITY. I'...2l.ltzpvcev.
This is the only oiliest whirl insures n TLIROUGH TICK P
to Washington,. and. by taking this route. passengers
soon time and money.
The Mail Boat (carrylio. the United States
I[ei4)) leaves the Motion IYhart, above
the Wire Bridge, EVERY AFTERNOON, at
5 o'cicelt. vie the Youghiogheny River. Passengers will lodge
on the Boat, end tai, splendid United &atm .1141 (keeties
at West .Newteu. next morning, over the Plank Bowl, miss
ing the mountains In daylight. Take the megnifivent sleep
ing Cam of the Baltimore and tilde Railroad, at 10 oclok,
P. M. Breaktast at Baltimore and Washington City, dine in
Philadelphia, and arrive In New York the saute evening.
Fare to 8a1tim0re..._...._... ROn
o. as lington City .a., --
MONONCIAIIRLA ROM&
Tbo steamer leavee the crbart above the BriaLte.
daily-, at S o'clock A. M. Travehms leaving Ph
burgh by the 51 ruing Boat, will cross the Moun
tains the same night, and arrive in Cumberland the next
morning ter Lhe a Airlock train of Cam for Ihdtimore. Will
rap in Baltimore and IYardsington City, arid arrive In Phila
delphia at l u'elo...k. the same nlghL
Pare to naltimore..- 6,00
do. Philadelphia_ 0,7.5
do. Wallington City 5,50
For tickets, by either of the above lines, please cal at the
West thrum Plank Road °Mee, in the Monongahela boat.,
Water strmt. se p 271 J. J. EVA-NS, Agent
L.#4:Nse4 - iwA:lghta,)
TILE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
STAG LV G EN - THIEL .1" AVOIDED 1
(/AN and after this day. December ]at, the last Expreaa
Mail Train will leave the Depot, on Liberty street.
above the Canal Bridge, ...eery morning at 3 o'clock, stop..
only at L-witfe, ltllioble, Itlairaville, Johnstown,
Ilollidayabur,t, Alumni, Tyrone, Spruro Creek, Run.
tingdom M'Veytown, LaooLotown, Militia. liarri.burg and
Lancnater, arriving at Philadelphia or Baltimore at 10-WI no
the game evening, connecting at llarriabdrg with Mail
Trains direct Lrr Baltimore.
The second Mail Train will leave the Depot czn7 morn
ing at 11.45, s topping at all the regular statiomi on the neut.
and connecting at tiarrlthurg with the train fur Baltimore.
Time through to Philadelphia, 22 hours.
Fare to either Place, 89,50.
Baggage checked through to
The Accommodation Train will lease every afternoon. at
2 o'clock, stopping at all regular stations, and running only
as tar as Johnstown.
Returning, the Past %Apra.. Train a tI arrive here from
the escst, at 11. ti. A. u., and the ',road Mall Train at 4.40 A.
and AccommociatMo Train at 11.40 A. mi.
For Ticket, apply to MESKIMEN,
Agent at the P. IL IL Depot, on Llberty...t.
N. 11.—Mesgrv. M. A. J. Dreidenthal, (lamibas proprietors,
hare !wen employ.l to convey iqUlßellgert. and lvt„,^gage to
and from the Depot, at • champ not to exered 12ji mut, for
each passenger, and 12% cents fur each trunk.
Naritm—ln mace of loss, the Company trill hold them
selves responsible for personal tub e --age only, sad for an
amount not exisieillag $lOO.
Pittsburgh, December 1, 1852.
WINTER A 12 R A NGEMENT
Commencing 'November 17th, 1852
01110 AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The only Iresternßaillvadrialning aut front .Pitteleterghl
razz 111011 ALL TIM DCLATEI OP TILE 03110
7b Clem Land, Ct.itanb us, Cincinnati, Ibtodo, Detroit, Chicago,
Al iiwaub - ir, dr. Running in annul:lion with Clef,
lowland Pitterburgh .ILaaroad from Alliance to Clem
land. Running Direct from .Pintlrarpth to an
ion, Afarraren and Woorto., and through on a
TILT.
to Staneleldby ;loges from Wooster.
rvE TRA...L.NB sta rt from Pittsburgh daily, (Sunday's ex
cepted) MA II TRAM
Lewes Pittsburgh at 8 a- a., dines M. Alliance at 12.1.5 P. to.,
and romehesliWooster at 3.30 r. M.. Fare to Alliance $2,30;
to WCOEFt v3* ; to Mansfield $5,00, and to Mount Vernon
$5.25. OonnWring at Massillon with stage lines to New
Philadelphia, Coshocton, Lc.
EXPIU.BB TRAIN
For Cleveland: Cu!umlaut, and Cincinnati, leaves Pittsburgh
at 1230 n. a.. Passengers reach Alliance, at 4 P. a., and
Cleveland at 7 P. 11., Flip at Cleveland, and reach Cincinnati
at 8.30 A. M. Passengers dine early in Pittsburgh, and
breakfast next morning In Cincinnati. Mare through $9.00.
Fare to Cleveland SM. The Express Train strum out) at
the principal stations.
ZIP- Returning, the Mail Train Itsaves Wooster at 9 A. at.,
dines at Alliance at noon, and reach. Pittsburgh at 3.1 e r.
At., connecting with the Evening Train OH the Pennsylvania
Railroad for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
rs:
UMMEI
OMNI
I HAVE just purchase.) the ' , Loa of Watches and Jewelry
lln the stns fc-rmerly coo upanl by my brother, ti flout.
I am now prepared urillsposo of thin stork. pa..ether with an
additional assortment of all the lots,* style+ of goods in toy
lino, at the in hohnetle prier, by the single nrticle; and all
goods guaranteed to be to represented at time of sale. If
you want bargains ghe me a call. as I shall Pel I goods at the
manliest possible prince, and much cheaper than any other
jeweller In Pittsburgh; at 51 54ritet street.
novl2 11 O HOOD.
Lease's Siena% Plano Porte Factory.
T. L. LEASE taming applied machinery to
;=,.1704 . the traria:enure of PIANOS, 10, is enabled to
eel) at least twenty per rent. Cheaper then
I any brought tr.rn the East, anti warruitall
equal in every reepect.
Six avtave 1t0...w00d flow $lBO/10 nod upwarda
Seven octave `• •• r 25 0 .0 0.
PSano Wareroom. on Hand street, over John'. Mineral
Water Waretionee.
Acrordesma, Vie tnuod and repaired. 1.0:1
Rope - Mills in Full Operation Again!
p VAN'S BUIIJANW4. Fifth stret_ —THE PROPRIETOR
It thankful to the public for past custom, ventures to
Reit • cantinuance of the same for his pr,erot euterprise
-AA/ cetee 11.11.1.-wall.n the
city, for the istrummten ot tus ens:Attune. Dad all who
wish to hare really stool flour, pure ground Spices. Su, Sr.
The attention et Merrhants and others, is invi
ted, arsi all T 71sk le that they wiligire me a trial.
Y. R. DIIA Vii. No. I Diamond.
N. fk—All artieles taken beck if not found good, and the
Emory returned. marl.)
Phillipsburg Water Cure P.steiblishmene,
N Beaver county. Pennsylvania, on the
I. South aide of the Ohio Direr, *write the mouth of the
Dig Dearer Creek; twenty-eight nal.w from l'ittcloarrh,
eight from Wheeling and one hundred front Cleveland The
Proprietor has had twtoity years praelital experlenoe Iv a
regular phystelan, twelve of whleh be has practletsl ander
the Ilydeopsthie system. Tern. only I , IVE D0LL.4.10 PElt
WEEK—payable weekly. All stetsons are adaptnl to Hydro
pathir or Earl, paLlent ls regained to furnish two heavy
woden blankets, two large nJutforto, four duxes, four we
e/4 wad C. " r ia . l . bionk.t. or India-rubber rhert.
Inary, Allegheny.
IV/ " .. 117,VVIA
ou Federal etreet. !tow." !lona. P. V
thongembrob, engaged to in.:II-net In French; and Maws. I
&lenge...bre, in Drawing caul Painting. ticholare may el
• . . .
.r at any thoc, and 14.111 I.e e1...ann....1 tuition from the time
otraorro to the dose of L 1 ion. ewes of protracted sick.
elm will be us exeepti..ns to the shove role. Tuition
ill be receleod, ono half to tuleaanr, the other half at the
oee of the elassion,
All other arraugemeoto the Lune u hrrrtofure. which may
be wertaluod by rtfereura to the circular, or by applytug to
the instructora.
Allegheny, August 2. 1.52.--auktf
Hough G. Anthony. Daguerreotypes.
unalerrsigned would Infbem their many friends and
1 others, that they hare removal from Dueler , ' Building
to No. G.l Fourth st,(a few doors above their old stand) • here
they have fitted up moms for laguernotyping IhsvMg a
very superior arrangement of light. and the melt approved
Instruments now in use, with 1.01330 ten years experience In
the business, thee pledge themselves to tont out n. good
pictures oe any oilier establishment In the country, and far
more rarruces. Itheneares than has heretofore boon furnith
ed to the citizeda of Pittsburgh, either single or In groups.
Citizens and stringers are respectfully burins:l to call,
whether they wish pictures or not.
Our motto is good picture., fair prima, and..p.fffect ratio.
faction to our customer. HOUGH k ANTHONY.
N. 11.—We furnish ail artithot in our business to other
operators as heretofore.. aplf.
Emporium of Light I
CELEBRATED ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS.
11. lyniunT, ( succe..or to J. S. Torun) Itinnufar..
hirer of and ft.tater, Wholesale and Retail, in the
above named Oil and Lampe, is now receiving a large assort
ment of LAMPE, for burning the Ethereal 011, Catophine,
and Pine Oil. Alpo, Lamps of every description, for burning
Land and Lan' Oil.
Mandelieta, Oirandole ilall Lamps, Riau', Olobes, Chim
ney Mats, Cana, and ell thug pertaining to the trade.
Ethereal, Camphine or Pine Oil, regularly supplied once or
twice a week.
All orders left with the wagon, which Ls constantly pas
sing through the city, will be promptly attended to.
N. D.—Lamps of till kinds altered to burn the Ethereal
Oil. MI articles delirerwl in any part of the clty, or in Al
legheny, free of mat W. El. WRIGfIT,
No. 82 Fourth 4, (Apollo Roll,)
between Market and Wm' streets.
NO. 130 WOOD !TELL?, TIMED DODS =LOW MUM AL M.
BO WA' IS TETLEY.
- - - .
IMPORTERS and manufacturers of
CUTLERY, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
INSTRU3IIOI , 3, It IYL E 8, An We
keep a general assortment of the above
articles constantly ou hand ; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Huns, Pie.
toll, and Revolvers, Horns, Shot Belts, Laps, lender,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and Hair Dressers' Shears; Pocket ScLvurs, &C. --
Mx), Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
RIPLESI—We are making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the best meterial, and workmanship warranted.—
Orders received fur them at Wholesale or Retail, will beagli
ed with despatch. Hunting portico supplied at Wholesale
prices. aiyl6
PlAtiO FORTES,
MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
No. 118 Wood Street, Second Door Above Fifth
PITTRIUROII, l'A.
IS Just receiving her Pall suppilas of goods to the above
line, which having been selected with great care, and
purchased fbr cash. enables her to offer strong inducements
to purchasers, who are respectfully Incited to examine her,
stock, among which are
. . . .
PIANOI3-:A xplendid ;election, mwprL•ing all the latest
g?' 10 I. and Prices, among which are the celebrated Hamburg
Pumas; Double Carrel Louis XIV .tyle; also Halo & We,
No York; Damn & Harem's New Pork: Itelebenbach
Son's, Philadelphia, &e., Ae.
Persons at home or abroad, about purchasing Piano Fortes,
would do well to cull, as I will sell as good nu article as can
be found and on as good terms, varying in prier from $2OO
to $BOO, with a written guarranten.
GUITARS—A line selection of French and Spanish, which
for richness, beauty and power of tone are unsurpassable.
FLUTES AND CLARION - I=B of the very best French,
German and American manufacture.
ACCXBIDEONS, frvm the bitit Farb manuftiotorv.
VIOLINV—TIar finest Italian, French and English mak
Also Danis, Fires, BArt.ios, TAIIIIOHINES, TRIANOLVI, Viou,
Bows, liesiews, kr., kr.
STRINGS of the very beet Italian, French end German.
All Musical Instrumento repared with durability, [wattles
nd despatch. IWO
C. P. SMITH,
FASHIONABLE SHIRT MANUFACTURER,
AND DEALLII IN
Gentlemen's Furnishing, bancy and Variety Goads,
93 Wood at., second door below Diamond alley.
TILE suhseriber having taken the above Store, and estab
limbed the Kane OA a Shirt Manufactory, and Gentle
men's Furnlshing Store, would respectfully call the atten
tion of the traveling community, and the. public generally,
to his large and well selected assortment of Gentlemen's
Furnishing,Yancy and Variety Goods among - which may be
found, Shirts, of every pattern, size, style and description,
of his own manufacture; wlilch,for neatness, cheapness and
durability, cannot be excelled. Stocks, Scarfs, Cravats,
handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Gents' Under
Garments, of every description; together with a large va
riety of Combs, Brushes, Fancy Soap, Perfumery, Pocket
Cutlery, Money Belts, Shoulder Braces, Traveling Bags,
Cravat Buckles and Stiffeners, Pocket -Books, Wallets, Pur
ses, etc., tre. Constantly on hand, a large supply of Um
brellas, of every color, size, kind and quality, at manatee.
turer's prices.
The undersigned, having been favored with long expert.
once in the above business, hopes to be successfid in pleasing
all who may favor him with a call, trusting, by strict atten
tion to business, to merit a liberal share of public patronage.
Gentlemen's Linen made to order, with neatness, dura-•
Witty and despatch, and in all cases a fit warranted.
octlB O. P. MUM.
R. W. POINDEXTFAL
Company.
.d Baltimore, are an
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:::,.::.•'-7.,.:.'..;.,;;i:.-Qi.,-.":1,-",:.'1.;-,,:-.7..-...:';'..,.--z,,
INSITOOO' ::001/PANIES
Citalc 21 ' Company
Of "li*itylWrhia.-4:44pitai $100,000."
T
in underldgtext Is the Agent of the above Company for
Allegheny county, and Is prepartal to take risks on us
favorable terms as any responidblp"..coinpaitylu - the State.'
AU losses promptly paid In sixty dayialter prooflif the same.
' Also—Agent for the. Wipstane Life Insurance CluuNni, of'
Ilarrisburg, : :MMUS ISOFFII7,I
dyl4 _ stroes, ntobtegh. .
Pennsylvania Mutual Live .Stook huh:manes go.
OORS are nowopen at the &floe of Pennsylvania Mutual
13 Live Stook Insurance Company, 'N0..% Third street, for
an additional subscription of Three hundred Shares to' the
Capital Stock of said Company.
WANTED—Four or five Men, of good capacity, to caroms
in the Cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, and County, for
the Pennsylvania Mutual Live Stock Insurance Company.
, Olen of energy and industry can make good salaries at the
business. Apply to D. M'LAIN, Secretary,'
novB No. 21 Fifth street.
The Pennsylvania Mutual Live Stock
INSURANCE C'OMPA'NY.
Capital, $50,0001
CHAILTEII PEIII - 'ETITAL.
ILLS Company Is now fully organized, and prepared to
insure against the combined risks of FIRE, WATER,
ACCIDENT and DISEASE, all descriptions of LIVE STOCK,
such as Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Ac.
44- Ofike, No. 91 .Pifth and, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DLELECTOILS.
ALEX. JAYNES, President.
BENJ. EFLAIN, Secretary.
Wm. Day, James Mathews,
Alex. liilands, Henry A. White,
Wm. 0. Leslie, Wm. BakewelL
Forms for proposals, and all necessary Information, can be
obtained by calling at the Office of the Company.
sepZfidaw -
Delaware AI
relawere Mutual Safety "neurone Co.
Office, north room of the Exchange, Third :L., Phd.
FIRE L' , lBllRANCE.—Bulidings, merchandize and other
property, In teem and country, insured against buss or
damage by fire, at the lowest rate of premium. -
Manna Lrisucarmz.—They alas insure vessels, cargoes and
freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or special policies,
as the assured may desire.
TILLYSPORTATION.—They also Insure merchandise
transported by wagons, railroad cars, canal boats and steam
boats, on rivers and lakes, ou the most liberal terms.
Directsrs—Josepli 11. Seel, Edmund A. Souder, John C.
Davis, Robert Burton, John IL Amman, Samuel Edwards,
George G. Lelper, Edward Darlington, Isaac B. Davis, Wil
liam Minn, John Nowlin, Dr. IL M. Huston, Jas. C. Hand,
Theophllua Paulding, 11. Jones Brooke, Henry Sloan, Hugh
Craig, George Berrill, Spencer 3l'llrain, Charles Kelly J. G.
Johnson, William Hay, Dr. S. Thomas, John Sellers, Wiliken
Eyre, jr.
Directors al Pa/burgh—D. T. Mom= Hugh Craig,John
T. lormn. Vi'mualt MAlrm,
THUS. C. ILk-N*l,, Vice Presided.
Joakum W. Cowen, Sccrctory.
Office of the Company, No. 42 Water street, Pittsburgh.
jeltialif P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia, Plnney/rarria-
DIRECTORS—CharIes W. Hanker, Thomas Hart, Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob IL Smith, Geo. W. Rich
ards, Mordecai 1). Lewis, Adolphl K Bode, David S. Browne,
Morris Patterson. Cuss. N. ilAtialal, PrtridenL
Cubs. G. Ream:a, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, In town and country, at tutee as low
as are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, af
ford ample protection to the assured.
Tho Assets of the Company. on January Ist, 1851, es pub
lisped agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows,
Mortgage $918,128 68
Real Estate 84.377 78
Temporary Loans 83,966 17
Stocks 61,889 00
Cush, kc 64,346 81
Total 31,212,708 44
Since their Incorporation, a parted of twenty-one ymirs,
they have pad upward of Ono Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by file, thereby affording evidence of the
advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and disixed
don to moot with promptness all liabilities.
J. GAR.DINFJI COFFIN, Agent,
ap24 Othist, north -mist ear. Wood arid Third sts.
VENITIAN BLINDS,
/AP EVERY QUALITY, for pale at manufartureree prices,
at the NEW CARPET STORE, 41 FIFTH STREET,
near Wood. [nay:l:fl I RUBE SON h CO.
te.rtnerstilp heretofore existing un
der the title of fIAWJItTII ,t CAIRNS, star°, by mu
tual consent, theeoleed on the 13th July. The 0.C6311131A of
the firm will be reified al the old stant.L by John Ilasrortb.
JEHU HAWORTH.,
milt) It. T. CATHNS.
'Fitke Not Ice
FIDIVAI:D ACKER., Itoprirtur,
ma.rl6l Phllltpetaun, 1tce1...-ter P. , k).. Desver county,
-i . ;''VZ . 4 - : - ':: :: .
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Ind: E: MUNSON ixoitinues 'to 'Llano:facture
CABINET-wAR.E of every'detcriptlOn, stbts old dant!,
corner of Liberty and Seventh lands. 11DEDEILTAK
, INC/ attended to, in all Iti branches. m,yll
-A. IL 1[13..E.18 Ch. CO.,
AYE
..ON ELAND at their extensive tIi.I3DIET and
11 aura hiANIIPACTORY, No. 84 Smithfield street, a
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
T erms—caa h
5e11,16 per
o o nl customary rates.
. ........
• Hammer & Battler,
OdiITNET WAREROOM, SMIT.EIYELD STREET,
Iktweas Seventh theft and Strawberry $
alley, Pittsbw - gh, Fn. LIA3I.IIIER & DAULER keep constantly on hand
variety of excellent and fashionable Furniture, war
ranted equal to any in the city, and sold on as favor
able terms as can be obtained at any similar establish
ment in the West. They have now on hand an unusually
extensive stock, embracing ail kinds of Furniture, from the
cheapest and plainest to the most costly and elegant.. All
orders promptly attedded to. my2lxl6m
Journeymen Cabinet Makers Association.
WAREHOMS'E, 119 SECOND STREET,
. (WL&O THE COHN= OP WOOD.)
THIS ASSOCIATION, embracing
4 .7 fKi•ff" . •' . •.7:11•. : ,. already twice to three times as
many hands as the largest and
• • •• hitherto mast renowned business
ahopa of this city, have opened their Warehouse, and are
able to furnish the public, by wholesale or retail, with Fur
niture of the following description—via:
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus; Full Columned
Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany Choirs; Rocking
Chairs; Mahogany WashatantL% Sofas; Divan% Piano Stools;
Book Cases; Secretaries; Card Tables; Pier Tables; rine
Card Tables; Centre Tables ; Rat Racks ; French Bedsteads;
Ottomans; Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Table%
Wortstands; Cherry and Common llorkstands; high post,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads Cherry Baleen% exile;
Cradles, &e.
The advantages of co-operation, on an extensive scale, per
them to sell at the lowest prices, and they are deter
mined to sell, lower than any competitors, an equally good,
if not better ride and warranted—as the pubic will un
derstand by giving them a call.
agL„...A.mreboat work of all descriptions, and other articles
of any description, music to order in every style, at the short
en notice. martP
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER
Waresrooms 97 and 99 Third street.
.1. W. W. respectfully informs
his friends and customers that he
lut completed hic r
L er
d ug stock
of s
Furniture,w
y
the largest and best ever oftered'for sale In this City, which
will be sold at prices as low as any In the United Statm,
East or West.
As he is determined to uphold the quality with well sea,
mood materials, best workinmaship, aml newest damignar, and
from the extent of hba orders and facility In manufacturing,
ha is enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
prices.
Ile has adopted the principle of Identifying his cnstemers'
interest with his own, in quality and price, and keeps al
ways on hand the greatest variety of ovary description of
fuoniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the most ele
gant and costly, that a house, or any part of one, may be
furnished from his stock, or manufactured expressly to or
der. The following articles consist, In part, of his=
which for richness of style and finish, cannot be 1 , 11
in any of the Eastern cities:
Louis XIV tete-a-tete Sofas;
60 Sofas. In plush and hair cloth
60 dol. Mahogany Chairs;
20 doe. Walnut
60 Mahogany Rocking "
91 Walnut
20
50 Mahlnutogany Divans;
Wa
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
60 " " Dressing Bureaus
30 " "
40 Enclosed Waribstands;
100 Common e
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
49 Mahogany Bolsteads:
?A Walnut
60 Cottage
SOO Cherry and Poplar Pedsteads:
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut
10 Cherry
60 Plain Bureaus;
70 Dining and Breakfast Tables
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
20 dos. Cann Sent Chairs;
24 Cane Seat Barking Chairs
12 Lanes' Writing Desks
Ilat and Towel Stands;
Etiguires;
Conversation Cbairs;
Elizabethan "
Reception
Pearl Inlaid
Arm
Gothic and Hall Chairs
A large Assortment of COM HON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR. CHAIRS. CAnt3ll :dizzies supplied with all sr
tkies in their line.
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furaltbrd at tho rbortest
notice,.
All order, promptly ',Maled to. mars
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c
Henry Richardson ' Jeweller,
'HAVING rwfitted Ids store Ina handsome manner. and
II but recently returned from the eastern cities with
hoe assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
(101.11)9. would call the attontion of his Mends and custom
ers to the fact that annum his Watches will In found the
meet desirable styles, patterns arsd makers or Jewelry, the
latest styles of Brooches, threat Mut rub and Vest Chaitt.
Finger Rings. Far Rings. Moisture Lockets. etc, en._
FANCY ohNilni—t.nelt. as Felder Mach., Work Tables and
Boxes. Drabs, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table Mats,
Colt's Pistols. Porte Morinales in (;rent variety; China Fruit
and [Jake Dishes; with. au wattle,. variety of useful and or.
..tiamental artirles which have only to ...en to he appro.
matte - . IN-'13. - 8141ARUET STULET.
Watelles, Jewelry, &v.
A\' }ant
bn.tuni the on, ed
of fne tri n e the
wort r.us be t . eris cl ui tiot t I have ve
fuitraelerted storks of Jewelry, Watches, end Fancy tiso.i•
ever alarm( to the Persons whiting. to purchase
anything in my lifts, cum rely getting a mw.) article. 1
du not advertise to sell masts fetus asst, nor bu per rent
cheaper than any house in the city. hive me a call, and 1
are sure you will be satisfied that 1 MU sell a gnat article ac
cheap as any of them.
Another feet I wish to keep before the people. If vou
aft your Wl,tth. Clurk, or any article or JerolrN , reptdred
o the heat castmer, thia t. tLe plane to have it done. To
to. trash of m 7 talAtleas I will devote ceporial aideotka.
JOIIN" 04 Market atroet,
Sire or the Golden &axle.
[Of the late Firm of Slants and Heineman.)
LOUIS ILEINEMAN 6 CO.,
IMPORTERS ANT DEALERS IN MOCKS, iVATCHES,
JEWELRY, WATCH MATERIAL... 4, TOOLS, ke.,
Fifth tiZrort, we Door from IR,/ .V.r.wl Pittsburgh, It,
' rI , AKX leave to announre to the trade and the public gen
really, that they hare themselves carefully alerted and
rtod from Europe, a large stork of GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. WATCH MATERIALS AND TOOLS for watch.
makers; and a most rlegasit ...torment of JEWELRY, from
the twat manufartortes—which they offer at prier. as low no
they can he purchased to the riucteru market.
Their stock of Watches conAlst, of Gold and Silver Patent
Lovers; do. Petalled Levers; do. Loplurs; Silver (Learners;
and elegant French Time Ph.cre, of the need approved
makes. Together with a large Mock of ChwLs, and Time
Pieces, from the Lau American Factories.
Their stork of Jewelry comprises artieha of every descrip
tion in this Line, awl as Finger Rings, Ene RhlgN Ereast
fins, Iltacelets, ths.ht, Fob and Guard Chains, Gold (Juan!
Keys and Seed. I.ekets, Gold and Saver Spectacles, Silver
and German Silver Tahle and Tot Spoons, and every kind of
fancy articles genendly kept In establishments of Lids de.
atiption.
They would re,pertfully call the attention of the trade to
their extensive stork of WATCH MATERIALS and TOOLS,
of every variety, whirl. they Lae,. most carefully selected.
They have oho on hand a la.-ge assortment of Telescopes,
Spy G krl4l,l and Opera Glaseres, from the had manufactory
in England. Together with a grant variety of other articles
too numerous to mention.
Choke, Watches and Jewelry repaired In the brat meaner
and on the most reasonable terms. toctlLly
L" GUS-1 LLI. Egg, uu hand and Car male by
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deems KING 8 MOORHEAD
Co-Partnership.
T HAVE thin day as-twilled with me, in the Wboleosi •
Orooory, Prodono and Commindon Baal/wow, GEO. W
..IfULLIN, of this city, under the dna of Stuart S Mow.'..
Nittaburgh, November 1952. A. J. STUART.
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ononga e e a N - a - ilgation Company
NNOTICE: FU KDOCRHOLDEItS.—An Annual Ducting of
the Stor-kholdcrs of the sbanongahela Navigation Coal
;
puny, will be held In purecuince of the provisions of the
Charter of Incorporation, at their Otlec, N 0.75 Grant street,
he the City of Pittsburgh, on Monday, the 3,1 day of Janu
ary, A. D. 1853, (being the first Monday In the month,) at 2
o'clock, P M., for the election of officers for the ensuing
[novf,r , ...tdj WM.. BA.KEWELL Sec'y.
SEW BOOKS.
I - I
ARRIS' DENTAL SURGERY: fifth edition.
Pound's Dental medicine: now edition.
Curiosities of the Microscope. Illustrated.
Chit Chat—Star of Bethlehem.
Dr. Mayo's Popular Superstitious.
The World's Lecoo Ice, by W. 11. Sprague, D. D.
Early Days of Elishe: by Esummacher.
Sequel to the Female Jesuit.
Homer of American Authors, Ac.
Just 'melee,' by UAVISON & AGNEW,
drollBs Market street, near f'.u.trth.
LNILESII OYSTERS—Received daily, at No. 41 Market
street; the best Oysters in the City at the cheapest
rates, wholesale and retail. The price has been and is ONE
DOLLAR PER CAN—FIM CENTS A MALI , CAN. The
citizens of Pittsburgh, ens well as the public generally, know
that they hneeteretofore been charged too high by a mon
opoly. The citizens should patronize those who deal fairly
with them without compulsion. It will be an object to put
up expressly for this market, the hest Oysters that can be
had In the Chesapeake Bay. Also fresh fruits and vegeta:
tables put up in mos hermetically seeded.
,- iev 1 Hbm ISAAC G. ROBERTS.
Co.. Partnership Notice.
THE suineeriberi hare this day entered into partnership,
under the style and firm of TAAFTE, MAGUIELE &
BANE for the purpose of crrrying on n general 00121inthalotl
and Produce Business, and confidently hope their long ext.,
rience, extensive mercantile itequaintatiea, and permuted at
tentiou to the latareats of their customers, wilt entitle them
to et share of public patroongo, which it shall be their study
to deserve. LUKE TAAFFE, Pittsburg!,
BAWL MAGUIRE, Cumberland, Md.,
Will. C. BANE, Washington, Pa.
Pittsburgh, April 8, 185;1 [apt{
Notice.
TitE partnership heretofore existing between the under.
signed in the Commbutiou and Forwarding buskiess, Ac.,
under the firm of 8. F. VON BONNIIORST & CO., t.•l thiA day
dissolTral by mutual consent. The business of the late firm
will be settled by 8. F. Von Bonnborst, who Is authorisol to
use the name of the firm for that purpose.
VVILLIA3I E ICH BA UM,
8. F. VON BONNIIORBT.
Pittsburgh, May 3d, 1852-m y 4
Co-Partnership Notice.
911rE undersigned have this day formed a Co-Partnership
1 for the transaction of a Wool and General Commission
and Forwarding business, under the firm of VONN BONN
LIORST & MURPHY. Warehouse No. 87 Water and 118
Front streets. JAMES R. MURPHY. •
8. F. VON HONNTIORST.
Pittsburgh, May 3d, 18G2-my
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G R. DODGE'S DYE FIOUSE.
mnE GRAND DEPOT for receiving, pertrmlng and de-
Finishlrin it, is at No. 10 Irwin street, where are Dyed and
, at short notice, ALL COLORS, upon Silk. Linen,
Woolen and Cotton Goode. All combined shifts ; that are
generally used,auch as Cotton and Wool; Cotton and Wool
mixed together'p
and used fbr ladles and gents' wearing a
parel, or fancy
articles of dress, in any end In every shape
whatever, axe Dyed cheaper, quicker and better, than are at
present done In this city. G. R. DODGE, Proprietor,
octictf Office, No.lo Irwin street.
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Whot-Not,;
Paper Macho
Pembroke
lion and Tier "
lath.' Work "
Ertemslon Dining Tablas
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OI~(?T~iING:
What Every Body says, must- be True!
IT is sahifthat BOOTEE , at the Bra Ma Comm
Broas;No. 225 Libertyltreet, sells the theaPeat Clothing
In the qty—well-made end bahl o =PlY-CUL.CaII - and
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'amine thein and you will not be disattett.
Just , reached, by Erma, a spleWM assortment of Pansy
Cashmeres, Brown, Green and Blue Cloths, and other-Fash
ionable Goods, suitable for the season, which we are preys. -
rad to make to order, (without disappointment. In a style.
EEIMII
SAMUEL; GRAY, ' •
MERCHANT TAILOR % •
NO. 47 SZ CLAIR HOTEL BUTLOLVGE,
ST. CLUB. STSZST, TILISI6IIN.W3.
ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING reeds exclasiveii to order;
and warranted to - sitit. — Hai cOnstantly on hand a
choice assortment of CLOTHS, CA WiIdEBES, VESTING.%
and OVESCOATING, of the latest styles, selected expressly
for the custom trade. Gentlemen leaving their otrders, will
have their wishes consulted and compiled with, es ill wink.
ix done under Ids own supervision. • novl2
E. Watts & Co.'s Tailoring Establishment,
NO 185 LIBERTY STREET,
TIALL AND WINTER STYLES—Tbe subscriber's have
I Just opened their Fall and Winter etylesdf - 51.11BCHANT
TAILOR'S GOODS, to which we invite particular attention.
We flatter ourselves, that we have in store altogether the
richest stock of Goods in our line, ever offered in this city.
Our stock of Over Coatings, are of newest and meet de
sirable styles In market, and of every variety Our stock
of fine Black, Bluei Olive, Brown and - 31ulberry, French
Cloths, are of the latestimPortationi, and was never so
good, nor prices so reasonable, as at this time. Our stock of
Fancy and Black Cassimeres, and Doe Skins, are of very
choice selections, both es regards quality and style. To
gether with an assortment of rich plush Silk Velvet Cash
mere and plain Silk Vestings, which are pronounced, by all
who have seen them, to be much the best variety for gentle.
men's wear in this city. sep2s
New Clothing. House.
, EDMUND WATTS A C o.—Minctuirr T,UICOLEr,
No. 185 .Liberty Semi, above JSt.
LT ATE opened a now Clothing Store at the above place,
ja and are now receiving a splendid lot of CLOTHS, CLS
SIMERES, VESTING.% Ac., of the latest importations, put
domed with an eepeclal view to city trade, and which they
are prepared to mate np to order in the latest and most fash
ionable styles. They intend to pay strict attention to this
branch of their Voidness, and they have full confidence that
they will be able to give their customers entire satisfaction.
They are also manufacturing a choice lot of READY MADE
CLOTHING, of the newest styles, which they will sell low
fur cash. As all this stock is entirely new, it Is worthy the
attention of buyers.
NEW GOODS!
JAMES C. WATT, MERCHANT TAILOR,'
No. 36 Market &red, betmeen Sxmad and Third streets,
11 - AS just received his FALL ANT WINTER STOCK of
11 BLACK and COLORED CLOTHS, PLAIN and FANCY
CASSINLERES, PLUSH VELVET CSIOMPIIP and SATIN
VESTING:A, with a variety of the newest style OVERCOAT
'NOS, which he is prepared to make up In superior style, on
reaeonableternut. Gentlemen In want of fashionableGoks,
and fashionably cut Garments, would do wail to call and
er , mtne for themselves.
TO TA/LORS.,—The inatt-iriber offers for sale his com
plete system of Garment Dranghting, so farorably known
wad generally used by the trade of this city, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia and elsewhere; at the following prices, viz
With instructions, $10,00; without instructions, $7,00.
The Book and Euler, containing full and accurate directions
to successful draugliting, ibrwarded to any part of the United
States, en receipt of rf,oo, by JAMBS C. WATT,
Teacher of Garment Cutting,
36 Market street-
SPRING AND SCHNEER CLOTHING.
THREE BIG DOOESI
No. 151 Liberty &rat, Pitlrbtovh.
TOHN McCLOSOCEY has now the pleasure of announcing
ey to his numerous friends and the public in general, that
his SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK Is now ready for in.
spectkin, which, he believes, will be found to be one of the
largest and beat selected stocks of BEADY MADE CLOTH
ING to be found in the Western country.
Ile has this lesson paid tame than usual attention to the
manufacturing and style of his garments:, so that the very
lowest priced, as well as the finest, are got up In a style and
elegance not to be summed.
Hs-would particularly coll the attention of all des/ere
Clothing to his present splendid assortnient of ' ' '
Ready-110e Garments,
As he feels confident, upon examination of the qualitiesand
prices of his goods, he am offer them such inducements as
dial! make it their interest to purchase at his establishment.
Many years' experience, and great success In the business,
together with an unprecedented Whdesak acid Retaa
tronage, has enabled him to get up Garments to snit the ha
rinem habits and taste," of every location In the Union;
Which is of the utmost importance to wholesale purchasers.
In the Cutting department will be found echoic° selection
of the most fashionable goods, consisting of French, English
and American Bromic/de-A, Chahateritts, dr- Also, an extol
lent assortment of VEI3THCOS, of the latest and most fash
ionable styles—all of Which ho Ls prepared to make to order
In the best manner, and at the most reasonable prices--
COME, THEN, ONE AND ALL!
The Azeortment, the Quality, and the Variety, b the
court extenelre, undoubtedly, to be found In the United
Statea. mural
DRY GOODS
FAIL AND WM:Ea DRY GOODS!
MILLINERY, 4c.,
FRENCH STORE,
fio. 10S !Markt St.
MY stock of Fall amt
Winter FORRION A 1.4 D
DOILESTIC DRY GOODS,
WM complete, and is
tot exceeded to variety,
luality, or cheap:tem, by
my m-tethlishment treat of
the mountains. I sonkl
call particular attention to
my Kook of RICH BRO
CADE SILKS. of err
• rY
grade and quality. In
SHAWLS, I tease a oplon
ikt a - -sortment of styks,
taltaLle for winter wear,
4cludiugellEAP, as well
as the richted Geotts the
eastern market affords.—
Alpaca. Colored and Black
Lustree: French and
Irish Poplienalltreadcloths,
'4.stings,Caasimeres,Table
Sheeting', Mouslin
Delsine. Calicoes, Licnies-y,
tc.. lought nu the best
terms. of the bestquality,
sokt on the meat pleas
.) ANIEB GOSLING,
Sllfllnery Establishment
AIW" MADAMR A. DOSLINO, has also received bPr FAIL
AND WINTER FASHIONS, direct from Paris, Landon and
New York., together with • complete assortment of new
styles of Itibtama Laces, tlimt,s. Waal.. Fringe, and Irre.s
Trimmings, of every description. are respectfully
invited to call. Vl_ The trade supplied.
SW - No. 51 St. Clair street. and IU9 Market s treeL
N. lI—No da.m.ned Gouda kept at establirdi Inept.
oetl9
NEW GOOI3S I
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES
JEST RECEIVED A\') NOW OPE`k.ilNtl.
YOUNG, STEVENSON it LOVE,
QUIN OF THE 011,10LNAL BEE HIVE, No. 74 Market
street, between Fourth Street and the Diamond, Pitta
burgh, would respectfully call the attention of their custo
mers and the public generally, to the large and well selectod
stock of Dry Gads, consisting of
French Merles's and Thilict Cloths, all colors and qualities,
Coburg., Pammetta.s and Cashmeres, at great bramsins,
!Ugh cord and printed De!aloes,
French Chehnicre and (Isla Pled., for children,
Silk and %canned, and all Silk Plaid.,
Mohair Lustre., Alpacas and Bombazines,
High hutted plain black Silk, all widths,
Brocade, Satin Plaid, and Weuenst gilts all colors,
Gingham!, Chintzes and Calicoes, an ara:trimeist,
Broched, Long and Square Shawla, every description,
Bay State and Waterloo Long and Square Shawls,
Blain Embroidered Cloth and Cashmere Shawls,
Ibonnet and Mantilla Velvets, all colors and qualities,
Bonnet Ribbons, Silks and Satins,
Ladies' Embroidered Silk and Cashmere Scarfs and Neck
Ties,
Noodle Worked Cults, Collars, Chhanzettes and Capes,
Embroidered mod Plain Hem Stitched Linen Cambric
Handkerchiefs,
Silk Pocket liclkta, Cravats and Neck Des,
Gloves and Lloalevy, every variety, at bargains,
Ticking& Checks, Brown and Bleaches! Ninallus,
Irish Linens, Table Cloths and Damasks,
Bird Eye and Russia Diaper, Crash and Towels,
Bat white and yellow Flannels, very cheap,
Sacking, Flannels, all eolora and qualities,
Ladies' Cloaking Cloths, "
Clothe and Cashmeres., Satthiets, Kentucky Jeans and
Vesting& [doe2s
JTUET RECEIVED , et No. 107 Market street, 733 pair
Men, Bays and Youth's Boots, cheap Car cash.
nov la W. E. SCUMEIITZ.
Dagutrrootypes I 81,00 to $llO,OO 1
It. AMAMI() &
or ila No. 84
;.,/` Fourth street. Baying sitry superior light asul
V arrangements, warrant our likenesses inferior to
none. If not satisfactory, no charge Is made.--
- c.,. L t Call, examine specimens, and judge for your.
ecirey norei
Co-Partnership.
HA VINO associated my son, & L CUTHBERT, with me,
in Use Brad Boats:. and General Agency Business, we
will give our united attention to the purchase and sale of
Real Estate, Collection of Rents, Borrowing and Loaning
Money on bonds, mortgages, dc., &c., under the name of S.
CUTHBERT di SON.
8. cirraBEIRT, Cienerel Agent,
LO Smithfield street.
Dissolution
MUIR Partnership heretofore existing between SETH
I CLARK TIERNAN and JOHN M. TIERNAN, Bankers
and Brokers, was dissolved by the death of the former, c.n
Thursday, October 28th,
Ara- The business will hereafter be continued under the
old name and style of TIERNAN & 00, at the same place,
No. 95 Wood street, Pittsburgh. John 111. Tiernan will set
tle the business of the late firm of Tiernan & Co. nova
Li VERY IS TABLE
Cbctur of Smithfield street and Dian/and ailey.
VIE undersigned having added largely to Lis
rJxy stock, is now prepared to accommodate the public
with the finest Bnieligift, and best Horses, both fyr
Saddle and Harness. tier omen wishing to have lams
kept at:livery, will find auperiar accommodations for them
at tote stable. The stalls are largo and tunr, and the pro
prietor pays every atten4on to their ease and comfort.
octfey P. DNA-LIN.
NEW ~ SEED STORE.
TA\IK4 WAIIDROP, has opened a Seed and Horticultural
fl Warehouse, No. 99 Filth street, to connection with his
Nursery-; nud from a long practical experience in the cari
ous Horticultural pursuita, ha will keep noiee but the ehol•
°est fresh Seeds, Fruit Trms, Shrubbery, Plants, Flowerl4
Implements, <1 . .c., and from the liberal patronage already be-
Mowed, be will study to introduce erery article that will
tend to benefit. the loners of Fruits,. Vegetables, Plants or
Flowers. noel
'rofessor Thompson'a FemaliaLSenalpil.fr,
WILL open the Fall Session on hiONOAT, SOitLinvta44
end continue Five Months. 4.s the ameba? of pupils
is amited, early application will be nocessauy m secure ad
mission. No pupil admitted rim less time than a isessicrn, and
no deduction of tuition except for protracted Dines< One
half of tuition payable invariably In advance. For further'
information see circular's, or Prot T. In person, at bis !rooms,
64 Liberty strft-t (iridn's Row.)
Prof: T. will form a small class of 8 or 10 lads, in Math&
inathis mid Languages, to recite from 3 to 6 P. IL, on rea
sonable terms.
DISSOLUTION.
ri Co-Partnership heretofore existing tinder os titl e o r
J
RYAS C MIME, was dissolved by nut consent on
the 9th i n st an t The seeounte of the faur mil/ be lwalad
by 11. 11. Awl 4 00., et Ryan's Rulings, al pun street.
11. IL RYAN,
& 3YEEE,
LEVI HAYWOOD& CO.
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A CARD--H. IL RYAN CO. inyite the attention of
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the House-Furnishing Public, to their estensire stock
of Cabinet Furniture and Chairs, now on band and in pro
eels of flaishin , and would especially solicit Hotel Keep- -
ere, Steamboat Ebrnlshera and dealers throughout the South
and West, to call and =inane their stock. They possess fa
cilities for manufacturing not enjoyed by Any other esteds
Raiment in America, end are me - bled therefore offer great
Inducements to the trade to purchaaeattheirestahnshroent
Dealers, on application, will- be furnished with printed
circular, containing. the wholesale price of each article.
octl6 • RYAS* CO.
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A CARD.
llP.Aamonitur, VA., Aug. 93,185..
This Is to certify that I was called in to see the above
named Mary Moor?, during the absence of her regular at,
tending physician:- I found her In a critiad and dangerous
condition, and, as I thought, beyond all hope of recovery,
After this I was called In tntutultatiOn with her regular az
tending phyddan. Our opinions were, that her recoverj
was impossible. I learned that her disease waseaused more
than two years ago, from irregularity in her periods cf men- j
strnation, caused by takingaratere told. Uhl not see her
again, but mon after learned that she was getting well. I
was tonela surprised at this, and;tuilnquiry as to what could
have ceased this sudden change, was intbruted (by Wtn. 3L
Rittenour,) that she bad been taking Dr. Guysott's Extract
,of Yellow Dock sad Sarsaparilla. I have shwa heard of iti
great effects in other cases in this vicinity. I have
no inducement to make thit statement, other than it may
Induce others afflicted as was the subjeet of this statement,
to try the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. believing, ea! do;
that it is poesesami of many excellent qualifier,, and adapted
to many 4lisp+,...t incident to the human faintly,
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A. ti WARDER, at. D.
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pt. Put upss. in quart battles. Price $1 per tottle—six
bea
Sold by .1. D. PARIS, Fourth and Walnut streets, Mucha
nag, Obb, general Agent, to whom all orders meet be ad.
J. ERNI 4. Co., Pittsburgh; L. Wilcox, jr., corner Ilarket
street end the Disnunel; B. A.Fehnestoek &Co., Pittsburgh;
J. A. Jones,?Pittastregh; Lee & uwkih.esAllegheay City ; J.
Vowell,Weahhigtan; Inzabartnt4 Franklin; J
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ley, do; L B Boyle; Unkattawn; H Welty, Oreenebusgh ;
Nounts, BamerseU 8 D 13.eatt, &an* Reed A San, Hunting.
dcou Mrs Orr; Ifollidayelmigh; Hildebrand di Corindiatun
Forney & ldeelai Ifittanning 6, B Nvutt,Culandne&Blasi,
Broatillig A 33 - lk San, Wayntabing,h; IPftrinnd . & Co,
N Wender,.
Co, whit* Burton - Ar'Cbt, NBA , New' , Po
Hanrker,:
Bereart J Tharge"& Bram Doueess A lido; de; .
BMW; J D liiinnmerton, Warren; P L-1-11 Ei Jones
P Orookts. Jr, Breorussilin deel7:4Air
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Doeternol •
0 . 0 harrowing and destructive4nd ms to much
j mischief to the nerrelni.MUte, &num lox
buttons, moiety and trustarbacny. . -
This instruinent . is eimpley- comp rehensiso, imt- immor „
num, and may be eased without the slighted. bieenvent
cum , or the knowledge, of that most batittlate trIML. It is to
be mot externally, ;mincing no pain or injury.whases o r,
"nor preventing ally - one from attending to tils busbies; and
while in nas,not asingle minim ern talarptace - eseiaertstfais
the organs to a short time to such an extent that they regain
their prientisepnwer of retention, the Ices of which, paned
by early tango, is the .disesae, in question, and the cantle Of
the thousand concomitant, oomplaints, viz: Nervousness,
l'eostration, Dyspepsia," Pain' in the 'Head and Dimness of
Weeknem - Of a Back and Lower Extremities, MSc-
Eons of the Eyes,lmpotence, Pimples on the Free, Prams
tare Decline of Virility, Weakness et Memory and Prwer for
Mental Applicatlon, - DeJection, Aversion to Society, Timidity
and Self-Distrust, Love of Solitude, An All these complaints
invariably disappear as mon as the source is stopped from
which they Pcs.Lasses •
This Instrument has -been examined and approved of by
the highest authorities in Europe and America, is recom
mended by the moat proininent pbyekians of all countries,
as the only Certain Remedy existingthoexcomplaints,
and has now completely superseded the use of drugs, thus
boe, emiterizatker, etc., not to mention the thousand ad
vmd rostrums of the den . = cordials, antidotes, etc., etr- -
It constitutes at the same time the safest and most pleasant,
and by far.the cheered treannent eve:offered to the istliktel
--a Sir price being allowed far the instrument, after the de
sired effect tuts teen attained. •
Be It also remembered, that those complaints are but little
understood- by the profession in general, and that all the
reesiWous In the world never has, and never will, stop those
tones, which, if allowed to continue troebe-coo are sure to
produce the most distressing =sequences. -
It has been a matter of surprise to some, that one of
respectability an of professional attainments devote
his attention to diseases which people of every description
pretend to cure so molly. It; however, but the one-thou
sandth part of the miseries these . people bring upon satiate
WM known, a very different opinion would be 511711 Ed.
to not only the present misery and dedection praying upon
the mind as well as the body , that is deplored, but some are
of such a nature as to affect posterity, and even to destroy
the reproductive faculty altogether. It la a feet that when
not properly treated, they may remain eo dormant in the
oonstitutiett as to appear in no other way than in their ef
b
eeta posterity ; yet, if properly understood, are most
easily and speedily removed. The above, ep ingeniously con
trived instrument will doubtless, In great measure, con
tribute to check the evils of quackery, so prevalent is this
class of diseases throughout the Union.
Theprice of the complete Instrument carefully secured
all observation in a box, is only $lO. It can be sent
by express, to any address in any part of the United States,
Canada, de., according to order, accompanied by full direc
tions, and important advice to the married and single—the
expenses even to the remotest parts at the country being but
trifling.
The unexampled success this Instrument has obtained,
since tta introduction in America, has induced SOME unprin
cipled person in New York, Philadelphia, Albany,- Boston,
At„ to get lap some ridiculous things called 4- Instruments,.
which, however, bear not the slightest essemlianas, neither
In form nor principle, to my own handed, long tried, and
universally approved Instruments, end which are as similar
to them as light is to night. Every attempt to sell such In
struments for mine, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent
of the law, I being not willing to connect the well and bon•
sadly earned reputation of my invention with quacks and
their worthless productions. No Instrument is Genuine and
none can be Warranted but those ordered from myself.
All applications and remittances must
genc be
directed (pe~ost
oin London and Paris. the Doctor himself, be baring no 4ics establish-
Address, poet-geld, Dr, B, De Lent% Livecuad street,
New York.
Moe hours, daily, from 9 A. 31. MI 8 P. 31., and from
Ell BP. AL, th e Sabbath excepted.
411-The undersigned certify, with great pleasure, th at the
above mentioned Instrument is notnip constructed on sci
entific principles, but from its use the o happiest remits may
always with confidence be anticipated, there being for the
cure of those diseases no other certain remedy extant.
Mail , S. Faure, le.
Ca Goan; it. D. 96 Cbsmber st,,
C. Earauarr,x. a, 2.1 Deward et.,
Dr. D New York.
LANIT Is prepared so execute all orders for erurgbril
apparatus, viz: Artificial Arms and Legs, which move like
natural members; Apparatus for Lusatian; Sr - Contracted
Legs; Orr Curvatrua of the Spine and Waist; far FalseJointe
of the Arms and Knees; for Paralytic Legs; for Club Foot;
far Lachrymal Fistulas; for Falling of the Rectum; Limo
gastric Belts; Beds and Chairs forGick Persona; (truthless
Trussee,..OrthaPelleAvets, 4e, q•
All work warmritesL • Letters must be - post-paid, contain
ing aismixatisante remittance or city reference. ffel2s3y
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Dr. Onyiotthi improved Extract of
YELLOW DOLE AND A.ll SA PA IL L A
The Original and Only Genuine
Preparatioixtbr the Permanent
Cure of Consumption and Dis
eases of the Lungs, when
thir ec a t r e e d sta i :r ti Led .s !o
be
ree
Use of Mercury,
Iron, quinine,
e •
LET all wbo wish to purge the bloodfrom impuritie% and
prepare the system to resistepidemica, resort to uy
sott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," which is
proving itself an antidote for mane of the must malignant
diseases that flesh is heir /CA, and tfiey will never ho disk,
pointed for la this remedy the public faith has never wa
vered—never can waver; fur it is founded on ex - perk:tee,
lust as their want of faith in other and spurious compounds
is lbunded on experience. They thy from mineral nostrums
to wet hope, life and rigor from this purely vegetable rem
edy. bower broken down in health and spirito--liowever
loathsome to himself and others, let no one despair of re ,
corery : let the patient only understand that his hope of
Physical restoration lira only hr•nluinlitt's hairnet of Tel
ow Dock and Sarsaparilla," and persuade him. for his life's
mike, to try it, sad we bare no hesitation in predicting his
speedy r.storadion to bcalth.
READ TILE CERTIFICATE:
Tsu-srooss Co, (Ala.) lea:tansy 2, 1652_
The following case of LOnjansita Hughes,isoneof the 1710 e
astonishing on record. After fcuty years' siatmecs, ano years'
crommiating torture, U., amputation of one Icy, eTz4 the bong
and limbs &mod a mass of acting, pub - Tsang, sisjehargusg
ulcr; to be curd by eight Wiles of Chty..fles'll-iruct of
Tetchy Dock and Sal'lopurilla; is auras/ miraculous.
Dr. GaTooti--Doar Sir—l wad you Lids to certify to you
that your /31.traet of Yellow Dock and Sars.apezilla leas r er
fanned one of the most wonderful cures on atethstbno ever
been effected on map.
him been tiftilete4 for forty years with Irruptions 61X
my legs and ;In IS4B they got so bad that I liedlo go
on crutches, and In 1840 I had one leg amputated above the
knee. In about nine months eller, my other leg broke out
in eating stet ronningeores, from my knee to my fear,
and a
also broke ontin gmaiden' of offert4re matter. My groin
urge Liles, which discharpd much offen
sive matter, and at the atm° time, my left band broke out
In large rurolingsores, nearly to my elbow.
The misery that I have eaffereal tor the last two years, I
cannot describe to you. I was In such agony that I never
rested, day or night I was given up to die, and by the help
of God I had. made preparation: for death, and Mai pointed
out to my family the place where to bury my remains.
In October last, my non brought me one of your bottle
wrappers. I read It, and found record of some wonderful
cures performed by your Extract of Yellow dock and rar.
saparilia." I eons and got two bottles of it, and conunenewl
taking it. In two weeks, to my great o,toniehment, my
sores all became easy, and I could sleep all night, it thing I
had not done for two years_ When I bad taken six bottles,
my Pores had nearly all healed. ily sores got well as if by
enehantmanL I have now used in all eight bottles of your
"Extract of Yellow Dock and ilarlosprailla," anti loots con
sider myself well. lamat a loss for terms to set forth the
worth of this medicine., or to express my gratitude for what
it has done for ine. I must call It the &trios of man from
misery, while living upon earth.
I entreat all the afflicted to try thismedicins, furl Legeee
it will cure any known ulserve In the world. /Ay aside all •
Preindlce, and Jost try It, and proclaim Fits great worth to
angering pant:lnd, and mu tat them to take it, for . It tellcure them.
My awe le well known in a large portion of south
Georgia, and Alabama, and if any demi' doubt the
above cure, I halite them to call on me, and I will chow them
the scam. I can be found in Tallapcosa County, Alabama,
one mile from Stowe's Ferry.
NovemberBENZAULN
F ;„,
IrUGUE
Din, Syphille,;
M tercurial =Thirds, ne;
er, Gin.;
grene, Rheumatism, and a spat variety of other disagreeable
and dangerous dieeast, are spoxiily and perfectly cured by
tho use of this
Disarm" 21. I .
Hamra Scoeville & Head :—This is s,
toAla, certify May
thritlBs: about
the first of February last, I was afflicted with three or four
painful Kites on and about the face, some of them as large
as a quarter of a dollar; they assumed the appearance of
Cancers, and I was fearftil they would terminate in Canceri.
About three weeks since I commerical taking "Doctor
Ouysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," and
found Immediate relief from Its use. I have not taken quite
two bottles, and the akos on my fare are healed up; and
those on my neck are nearly so; and I truly believe they will
be entirely well in a few days,
I cheerfully recommend "Dr. Cluysot's Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla" to persons afflicted with any kind of
eraptiona or cancmons sorm, Sty general health is much
improved by the use - if the ro.M6r_ine.
• Respextfully, RICHARD DURK.
A Cure of Invularity in The Periods of Znixtruation,
sa-Read this statement of the case of Mary Hoare, who
was given up by her physicians:is being utteriyineurable,
53 herakt certified to
by Dr. A. S. Warder, one of bar am.
suiting physicians:
BILLNDONNIILZ, Va., August M, 1852.
I certify that 'Mary Moore, a young female of 18 or 03
yearsof age, has been earring in my family for several
yeare She became (Messed some two or three years ago, by
clarity to her periods of menstruation, during which
time she had taken a eercro cold. About, the fast of last
April, your agent here, Wm. M. Rlttenour. furnished her
with a bottle of Dr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, on trial, andin lees than a week of ns of rem
vary were apparent. he continued using the medicine un
til she bad taken tire bottles of it, and conAdered herself
perfectly well, although when she commenced taking this
medicine, her attending physician propouncal her ewe in
curable. She wear and had been for a long time delirious.
DAVID
Please read Dr. Warder': stalemnaof the above cias -4 Mary
Moore:,
cz;iisl72:l fivimaciari.4lo fa ix. Es
aturr- - /rio Giza TALI Patzscros, Casnicrol4EDATils)
- atudnir All Burns tad 2LI Ziternsl ?ulna mut Fare4t,
of ci;,tici*. fat Stsyjag or Rrstatnl thb
- , 3(l.—lfesser Nape and ikme Liniment and Julian ?via,
Us' Elizir, amyl, far sit mesa Blasmaslirm. _
4th.--Nr-Naiet Atauttic certain euroSarDreness.
- Baysliesimm4.nknairxt ears fag.thelitm,,
1 32 , 11.—Rpolest Selo Head 444 e limey. • ,
71 16--Atothey's Irak:A-km et women fn. flisriszaily-Rsy.
~e th.--idmpley'Sfirrat.lralern4netiars nrwceth far Colts,
mut feverish letlinv-isz3d- proyeatingleteng g 2 r"he' s,
.L l r arComPitent,„mclßElllecuLAffeetions; Ear Pira'rberl,
..wespeart sektieds:otAppetiteil-far 43eeittvslamth Iremsles
andltisles, and -nem= eozeplo.inbt ; forNaasch - Affection”,
-1337 P ei Wes, se. The IpTm-kpantit irre, It
is not to- take, nenr eras pain; ind nervy lesym was
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:lot/I,MT Brown's &sail : r - ISo -atedleias has
bass diwases .
the, is so happily adap tin SsZe ted .6 Usotaferaally,.
as drops tot ttiloss. yet podarta.- such wonders whets
applied teentany as awash Crk baus, by-yriatk4;“p bottlea
from .1.11% - aaso etas each.:: • .
• ilth.—Suaihotis Roach
.eld. Bid - Birti Bin 4 driving.
away Vermin In a short time. - -
welebratad-Lies iiiii:Slinpinzace,
• - -
Bartholomew's Pink Ann rk , th. u ip u t ar Ex-
RECTOILANT FOR C0UG1.1.3, COLDS, INEW - 4_44, - .E.e.
East_hadia and Km
_York 13see,r5i.e 4 the ottlY ,
gintht coloring tar the heir. - .
Rana/ china, a Clarteeti - Iter*y fiFCuts,
• -
18th,-./Eztract of ,Szrul) . ras wild! his Outlive&
ell other Beresperhtee, andstilt gives aspeatAttraction es
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gelehtis*r 'mad Bb•tkp!Se=l47 itla4l.- made
fa= Dr.:L 1 'e recipe, Ind ems most, pope the in
18th.--Dr. ,Tboth Ac4..Drclq. .A.Fertakci c easy
_
lgth.—Dr..Coxarogx.liss lately bought thi - :t4ht. for the
Linitedlttates, of the celebrated anwtOal.d. Miami /Valor,
tame at the 1ia1t.73 of Dr: Wm. C. flame, st St.:ol,t/up.
mars, C.. - W. This .0 be attained notQrlety taxi
popularity never Isgfortr-equalled by' any prepare:km. at that
place, arat:itssale hes been co.cp:a . c .. 2.umhfcr with-its tamits,
preparationa, beret/if:gra 'iit ' oarn • as... Cm.
smaag's" or " Ooxsrocx always belengett, amid Dow
beloaga IZa.CLUiIIirELY -to -Dr. Inane S. Cmaiskels;
though the signatirre of Comstock dc - . Cta, be continued,
this extra label with the feeemile'sumaturekt
will In-Intim designate the
BALL 0L11,13/3,4 .1113 HT HD .EPtiltiol33:
. . . I.IMUIS S. 'OCCISTOtti.
'The above medloines. can be hatitu:this place of
WILLIAM 'JACKSON,
fele . • _ _ 1(0.244 Liberty sL; bead of Wool.
oatraiii, COLDS, noessz.vms.matolictri±eisi
WHOOP-
Lv(l COMM CII.OIIP, ASTHMA and CONSII3IPTION.`,
/AP all the numerous' meribrixteS extant, (Mad some (S -
U , them valuable) for the cure of ptdmintarycompLainbr
nothing has ever been fmandwhich !meld troMArts in ate eZ
Acta wlthlhis Preparation. Others mire semetimea - brit
all tame, and in all disear.ftrof the --- Liteks and; Throat,
where alsotrt . n can give relief; this will (Wit' 3t Itpleasant
to take, and perfectly safe in atteordancewith thedireetiona.
We do not advertise for the .information of theirewhe have
tried it , but those wholtave lanullit thatlinvia known
its nine will nolbewithent it, and - by Its tbraelYnseither
areirecccre from the dangerous ernmornienteed Qoughs" and
Colds, which, neglected's:lp= into fatal roulmaiSlcu:
The Diplimit of the
to this preparation by the Board of Judge*, in September,,..
1847 ; Mee, the Ale:lsla of tfurtliree great Institutes crfArt,„
In this country; the Diploma of the Ohio - Institnice at:
Cincinnati, has been given to the Caress PEcronal, by their , •
government, in consideration of its er.treardthary merel,
fence and usefulness in curing affections of-the Lungs . - sad. :
Throat.
Read the following opinion, founded on the long expert,.:'
mace of the eminent Physician of the Port and MO* of
Dr.J.C.Ayer: - F..r. Joan's. 8,1852..'
Five years' trial of your CHEERY PECTORAL, In Ili„*".
AnSttire, bast proven what Iferresii Uri= its cempsitinn,
-Must be true, that it-eradicates and cures .the-'colds end -
coughs, to which we, in ads section, are peculiarly liable.
- I think its equal has not yet been; discoverred, - aer - do I.
lonow how a better remedy dui be "made forthe &dampers -
_
• _ J. J. BURTON,-.IL
See what it has done on a wasted sonstitirtion, not only
In the following but a thminand more: - -
.• - 812911VRTi •78.11112.1724, VAL-
Ayerr—ln the month of July last I was . attackedbY
&violent dierrhcea,..in the mines of California- /returned
to San Francisco, in hope of receivingbenefit ficonet - chinge
of climate and diet. My diarthcea ceased, but irsefuliewed.
by n severe congh—and much soreness- I finally started
for barite, but received no beneb.t from - the, voyage.: - .My -
cough continued to grew worse, and when I arrived inliew
York, - I was at once niarketlby.- my_ acquaintinecs as a Tic
tim,of eoninueption. Inanst conies., that I - ewe. no sari
dent reason to doubt what tay - frimadsall Mier - ed. - 'At this
time I commenced taking - your 'truly Invaluable - niedicine,
with little expecte - liana deriving any_benefit from ltirose.
Yontrouldnot receive- dime; lines, did--r.mt regard it my_ -
duty to state to the dilietriti - ithiongb ye* that - my heiltb, -
in the apace eight months,' isfallV" restored:' I awned& -
it to the use of your tinDliatY 'PECTOIIIIX-. t• .
Tows truly, . WILLIAM-W. MUM-
Plr:k., April
I*r Sir :--Yeeling that 1 - -haveheen - spared lII= a- - pre. -
mature grave. through- yourriastymnentality,,by ther7o*
dewed God, I will take thelthertylo esprent to,younry
gratitude.
A cough, and thealarmingspaptotos of Coristunpticahmi
redored me too low to leave me- anything.llto -here,ishert
my physician brongbt me a bottle of 'corm " - Pocrozar-" It
seemed to afford immediate. suit now, Tii a few - Weeks
time, has restored roe to sound health.. If if tail :do for:
others what it has-41one far me, , you are eertaMly one of Ilia
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benefactoraof mankind.
Sincerely wishing you ereiy bloosiug, I are
Very reecdl7...::youri.
JOHN J. cLARKE, Rector of St, Peter's Courth.
With curb aasurance.e, and from such men, Mo stammer
proof can be adduced, unleash be from Its offi.vis.upon feat.
Prepared and sold by JAITES C..ATPX,
Practical Chemist, Lowed, Mass.
6, Sold in Pittsburgh by B. A. Palinestock i Co: in Al
legheny, by 1E P. San - arts; and by Drogm'sfs'and Dealing
in Medicine everywhere, - .
DR. KEYSER.'.S-
PECTORAL SYR-UP!
FOR THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF 2.1:03-
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se - ours% n'FLUmiZA, WITOOPLTO aura%
17 cnouV, HOARSZNES.S, - .COUGHS, RRONCHITTS,
qUINZY, ASTIDLL, MaITENT-CONSUMPTION-,-areithe
TAtions.dileam having their mien :in. an, inflamed, con
gested or torpid condition of the organs of respiration,
- This Iledkine, now offered to the public„ - meder the above
name, Is a remedy of immense - value , in - the- disses
which it is recommended. and has bemused to considerable
extent throughout this city, as well-as In other . localities,
with a succan that bag rarely attended any not
hemmed throughont the whole Country by tbe press. -
Dr. , lleysees. Pectoral birrttiii : -
Is the prescription of a regular physician, who need it for
several years his practice, with a !Immense ..rusequalled by
any other medicine Muse, and it was only Islam the great
and daily increasing demand f o r it, that lis..was induced to
pat it up in bottles, foramore general and extensive sale.
We claim for the Pectoral Syrup that It Is an . MTLEUILY
NEM PREPARATICOI, differing in every namect from the -
various remedies now in nese, for the diseases of the Pulmo
nary organs. IT D NOT SICIMN THE STOMACH.,
by containing nauseating doses of squab; - antimony, and
ipecachnana. It has in it no opiates to corudipate the bow
els, MI dry up the secreting organs; but !tenet - lonia wholly -
cliffement from the action rf any of the above rammed drugs. -
IT IS Ali PNI'ECTORANT. that clears out. the tubes- and,
air cella of the Lungs and Aronchla s in a manner that is not.
equalled by any other remedy. It iliseolvea - in a great ma*
sure, tbe greatly iremmsed secretion of mamas, attending
the rations diseases of thesis. cells and bronr-hial tubes. It
allays all irritation, Ithaca as soon as it is taken, and it , as
been kx can to cure a cough et several weeks' duration, in
THREE DOSES!
We have several remarkabli =nit noted down, where it
succeeded in caring cases having every appearance af
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
Can I.—A young man, amod MI; of slender Mahe.
cough; expectoration of dark, matter from the Lange and
Bronchia, for three weeks; pulse up t - O
-1 -t 0 ; beetle fever and
night sweats; greet omadation ; pain in the breast; some=
time/ expectoration of matter stresthed withblood; had-ta
ken various remedies from physicians, With little or to re:
Bet; aommenced taking the Paterat - Syrup inhalf thetisual
doses; the exp e c tenttern dimbil4bed; the cough.atrateth
the hectic fever left; end infour days all the badaymptonts
had entirely disappearoi, and thetil= is now entirely well.-
CAIZIk 2.—A lady, aged 41; troubled. with a slight cough
during all or , the Fester putt ellait - swathes, which, to
wards fall, ereatly lammed. and continued night andday,
thrattening to involve the lungs and' pulmonary organs to
a seriou s eater;; there was pain in the breast, palpitatlem
Of the hoext, and headache, as almost Constant attendants;
stuffed °midden of the vessels; occasioning a fading of
fulness of the bead. nose and throat, and a sitecharge of an secretion from the nostrils; various remedies bad been
used ; several physicians consulted, without relict
commerical Wang- the Pedant Syrup, In the evening; that
night she coughed but once; took another dosh sif Pectoral,
and riot well all:night; continued the syrup next day,- and.
by night gas entirely free from the .cough, and all the had
svmp. toms. Eheis now yell.. Other eases eqvally murk,
able, could be given, If space'would permit.
- - Cal- Re We furnish below a rertSgette, signed by % =ob er
of our own citizens, to proof of its efficacy: .
Read; Read.; 1 . U. Q4 ,4 1 j i
{Pe r the undersigned,. liarind Wed Dr.
_l2.=r4„cei Pectoral
Ilitugh Syrup upon ourselreo and in our dores-pect-_-
fully recommend it to others its e
safe omi dent. eine
for the p.y . l7.. ,, rocommended ;
James 61 g James Powks,.- ___Tr L room, ' • '
:Johniowler, .P. P Meyer, Jr.te
- AlemooderWritlb
Robertuogao, Jedth J Mitchel, James Nrescler,
y poem., . -
TIMITITUirtn
Hugh Sadie, ey, J.meidf Thornpeon,
llie, E der II Jmtea Andmson,
P 3PlEauss,”_-- . Michael Eine, Jr - , John S _
Thomas 3 TOiren, IMIMIIin I ' Franms Lun,
J P Smith, Job Whymll, " - Jeeeph Varies";
Meurioe Brennen._ .- -- -- -
• COUNTRY . SPIItRS Sill End_ this an excellent :
Leticia to mu, szlit VW glee general futisfattian to their ens.
tomes -lAberal. deductions willbe - math, to
or 6 nuth Le o t o u oft mat.
otili nliggelutsing bY the dozen -- - Pot -tingle bottles 50 eta,.
esiceerAl
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to _ . ----- - . AUTION EXTRIL—Meny persons Will try to habit%
but Ir yaw
buy scansotheraztiede, ;Wing thatl mood Mt
t is as -thin:
a, sdrise lixci- : tacus, out the .name, .D.ll. IZETSERIR
PECTORAL SI RI/Ir, and buy no other, and you Will nut
-Pap The -Pee-tarsi-Ey - rap it!prepared and sold i_
t i . Er. 'Gee ,
a Repo wbansu a a, /i'rslin4‘. -N° . lA. C artlieet
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