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T. • ED, IBEVELVIE:
Mike of MAI hi gii .or mbt.—
for and by the and
IblistCbss ill th e Mt. aid,.
byttbereha either la Or me
CELL ,
been 4 4 .Pted on •
`tegliestioos dlithalY*
ustbg rt=
liibligeoheibl,-tOrdmrto aby tLePrpprleteer d
•-0110.00117RNir,-
* 4:desi;
AWL „ Ohedderi Waft* Wrap Albert,
011=eva; h and and Am:tam
43X) • iNonnlre,:at. crow zr-i b•r•
Anfireaateitaandaltinitod
ttlihr NS; MAN-i
iji = nnraM em ' attiV r t PZPItI
w4l the belt ram
vntarrAMKtruas . at tlp Mkr.i*Man F./4
tor , • As, .•1 et the eft•
,Palecy Nett 'fork, ?to
theoetx X*ll sine L. Ir Phew.
rti...1%,06,4i.,, , 1n1ittut5, Baltimore,
_ 4 ! . Mw, et the 'far, (VOW Nu.
"` • 4.3311rt.nie) ulririxnugMifor
• • , ,,,Ifiiiiii tioi geaveatet sivoe--Thaum meted eed
.
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y, RCiYBT aw:isiaxenta. — todAii . oo _
Ftismiet
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' 11 K 54 31A ER.S, 110LESALE DEAL.
. irbiDevits,fliata.TTertift,' Ongf-XiiittA mr t
tio.ll,llllimtstraßiPtltabutb, Pa. 'Globes
.. M s„ " M
litati. sa t „ mas'
RAUN*iiftCiiSVESAIXAND
true, msaee at
gbertir..aadllt. , Clalr K.
sgp :-- A • G, ( I OESSOR TO L.
Wgpip i gAprlisrkst West La Dimmed kesPs
-cana°llo .4 1, M 4 *ad ciaPute usart...t of Dregs,
314.11thimkAMIstqatlats,Ralhaterjokai Wide, per.
16- MArds.:ll2sfscd *".l. Atoms elkidlica+l7s4ol.4
U-XYSER, ' DRUGGIST,
1.0 1 40 ,11 0 ,1 4 ea:rim
• li A er. 0- 13 4, - ,
-- ' -, ,,vorma sued and virgth
rw~ ~.-~..ef;' vw a:~pbßftu ' ~taltrs.
- Tr , • yrF , --'
Marrhant,seed
Dealer In OW" ihargrobalree Orb andyralace generally,
Sr WOO. VirelniraernPittstangte. , ;.• myll.•
: LD, LATE OF WARREN,
pad Parardiefi Merebant, and
410_,X.rty. Mem Satter, rot
rt=t;biarX K+
: 3 . 44
MbankadakOila ,
"1..11.4.a5a II all •••••111
'B. _AB, (SUCCESSORS
116,X - A Willtauk)-Dealar. In Flair, Onill =ld
ead7orwiuditt liarthiati, 12.4
ditresiii.M*loo624.;
PRO
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4noiro Itiorfaloik sal tkisadosigns Moreton 2k7
stivat,cososeiee SUL MA..NU, Ow Mr
salle - olt.Xkoridelt Baum; ime, Chedmi, Batter,
War riilKlNgds,kka - , ;
, aStly
FIORS4I4 (SUCC ' t ' TO
hilted*
"Ir 1 4.4 Parwarding luideaumbaloa
Irloarßecim, latd WI Lard,
s /alb WW2 .1-iquaboih.
• - O&N,E,RAZ OOMILISSION
aatustecisqlioado,maVtoduas 97
WsitYttatasttiltir.
,•• C 0110111•11 t Ca.. - Patabwrib.
solkltedial!atimewtarr retarnigaar•
Ers4,4l.lLit • delelydala
— PBX_ 1i . !:120E. , N50 ,
cb 2T ,
a . To* Paul ,aBlA*Bl.4
18se4s, hottowl. mak. generally,.
.„, 84,04,1081 8 ,444 Virst mid Wafer. : 84.8
C,TrT triltkaa' LtegH,4OBWARDING
ceraaorrrdrtariedi - Navin noun Ord*, B.
-CF" e a ` at P . 06 .iT, 70 8 Smith.
44 , 34tA *AREBOUSer—JAB.= •GABD:
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an
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tioi•lto.o roartieit,mar wood.
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nAgru Ilhil,` 111111 - 0000 Wall
zwripitisai
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IMEINE
vrnwlns...earvintrißElamins i ._
From ALIIIMT RICUAIMONIS ADIVMSONO 4O w.I.
ze0 0 : 0136 onnaosso zwedway. so,
X --" is="if . nt - n;;; , kia
lkdlMZ,±ti,) X.. 5 , 44 a"
ithlf Inspanregat Yleetllerif]itgllog,
8811=11*asta and Whollasethw"th=eerse'
yka. FZVOIELIVANGER, " •
/4 4.444 87 4 , keredikr g,&:nt'i ..Forg Desired
THE llNDEitSraEik HAS LATELY ,
..I;.Madegreat this . tnanelf4af basitema.
The arming. are pat np In kages 01,10 engin Gallons,
and requites bat the additio o 4 two Bpirlt,7 either 1 or
4th Tfoo4 aad m a h nors snob as Cognac r eltber "dark or pale,
Ifoßand and Jareafos and gl. Croix Rom.
mangshala.Bogrbripyleish andtooteb 1418,87. Appie r rearh,
Cherry and Raspberry Iliandy,Ptetatld bladetra Ines will
le Instantly ea.:elated. It rumbas no skill, but an addition
of •
r od ap , hlt
7y 40 gsllons to each gallon of' the re.
The best Cognac Ott, green, yellow and white, - warranted
genuine, ae law an any other Importer in the United Stales
Ikaerme areraryllquor. Extract oft:ogee; 181 die/kb
"prOdoebe MO gallons of Cognac.
Rwr "Whisky may. Ip Dr. F.'. 484 and b O4 / 'PreTan 4 tlmt.
be male samotch with bat a trifling ex ,nese.
. The polo. ednteorhage*nk rinpaenue, and
realms ln pp/70 by • - •
DICLRIV7B RETIC/ITWANGER,
ateaddead Rqsaeferof My r, • 44effedig Chls and Nadi,
, Dogranotts and rhefagrophfe Chglakah. ,
• littastrilatter., Kew Ton i.
.734 .3.:4ol•Ageitt aadOt~ ., g*Oidfrers,nelebrated Cordial Bitten
4crgliatititters
,
.D 4PADATABLE
16.1rmurorm.
0 0 4/540 046,44igt Con"
naalrtrolle4. tonic
bestpiedkaranlbcititk•
7. th al e multitude. who
4,,: elszoi
imonta
t a!alto tourr
•••• •
p tspeptia 'duo
Oluddi perma
exercia. • Midmantta
ea mad •ips ',iodate:T.—
' " 4 *-N; 16, 01
iaa 4l7. ,
44 = 4:44 etZA "ga"4
raert:#Piii..ortottkerstete,
.....24011(llatistr*„
ORM GODYll2flasepr7o tot.
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... ..
Canis- ir Reposille;y•• •
.: 00.11 - WHITENOW.CARRY-.
, - -lng emboAmv In his spotekror matt
(atilriate4 o) baivem. Pittsburgh and I...rreoce.
Tab, northe o ItileThro.l,..i...a.ftat... lathes the public
kilt=l aw iLtr kof CARRIAGES,' BUGGIES, te, " And
he: . , y Infoinis tebtionied L
iue...”. thm on.
.17 ,10 1 4 = o. .ToOfteen Jena ' exptlienee In tho bush
UtOlh .6 ellhlnt To plum retro ht. porrons the same rhoim
I,ection oftatrisges; aide/ .o matte Tams past it hos
I- hods lib port:molar d eett tto ...loot from the vorions
i rt.
end talbutott No. 3lnnuftteturera. Th. success of
1 ' his system Is oomPtetet, the • ecUouni of him arms. ,
'meta wilt sispply the bnq and most Gothlonall. =outset..-
.ark malsrate mina. •
. ' Stottemahsredly thatehesry expense%srhtelt the...info
fandeomattus 'Homes of 'lhtstoot., hasupon fl u
Defector Good., (owing to httge rept.s,) 3=. l lThite will
ear ont.T money' only; of load% 14 than Abe . wind
N.'llegeli,retiAlredizabiltait'..martnei, - with dia.'
_ filikdaxtrr
141001 Pailit , " 0 .. ~
ItIIY., , .' 1 •-" ;
1ng . 4 411 9 X" VS*, . ,
,
ELVERS IN I'
, Gam to the Tads, Holt
, or* choke la thott beta
todd et -
El op oorltdog y Poske,hotik,. Tetollth
'4 2 1 P.A.GunPlItiqr Td , thit
yhtti, Mots: h44 - , - deid, old
i 1, 4 1, 4 1,17 . 6. ausgoliullh mg:.
WW2:. '. ' . ... ! .•
ace. chilimettiiiviio
liistua:Alii‘ &is : - do:
Ift4lskaTillit -Ate,
.0 1 1ftelPeekidodk/p4Ntfd&hh
riSt.uk 2, 1 ,40: 44 4 . 241 1 1 "
) " , a 2 .77. 7, - ~...,1 .' .
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etl~ciaidt :o
SIGELOW 2 CO.,takmerly E. IL BIGELOW,
No. 46 Diamond Alley reno. Irood Street,
i Prnsnuitou. P.A.
. . .
'.OULD.RESPECTFULLY
1: law
noun*. to the Derriere ming community sml
p in general, that 1 ham this day parchmed tLe toter ,
tenor say former partner, Mr. Albert. end will carry on the
Wanner be all its blanches at the old stunt; No. II Diamond
In changing. the name of. Mk old sod to well meat.-
llshedankattlecturinterstablieltment; T sager° the' public no
eSat Mall be treating on my part Ur &wenn the um, high
character so long enjoyed by my prellecemer. and ...Mau...
31. L. STEPIIENS.
they aro. manoiacturion Carriage& itaronehea,
o tos of
ReelkilwaYnit=a a l / 4 Sleigh* nod
- and proper ions. Chariot& In oak their earl
no al
..rallotdors odd p. excentod with total regard to dorabilltr
and twenty of !Walt. itepairr, alar bb attended to on
thalami romainablo torso& Wog to all their. work the
bora ilieriterst 41hatte r Polo. and Wheal .1014 they • Pot cot&
dont that all who favor them with their p.tronoge rill to
prelitellytortialkol OA trial of their work.
M=l
MMMMiiEMI
nuot s. T0C70..-.....145ent L. =ma
• T. D. YOIING
FORNITIIIIE AND CHAIRS
Of Red!). . Description. . '
PAClNATiidcral...NL,asitorect trial. and it:M.I. .art.l.L.
Watihnik=zinc. iS lc' (0 Smithfield 'St.,
STEANBOAT CABIN FURNItCRE—*OI.,,„ n 0... F.rall•hing Hardwire.
an cortatantly matinfacuning STE-01110AT OADIX„,I-; 1. fC CYr So, sncorw - NEE.
FIiNNITIMIt and CHAIRS, and invite the *handset .ol" - -.." . • No. CS ILialen Lane, Nits )'ark,
Ababa latarcated total-lashing boors. , ~ . I MPORTERS and..robbery of Cutlery. Fut'.
I.3D.,,aihes . . . . ..,. -, , . TAL YOU'SO 4. CO.
,i_ dam Ts Trays, 'Win Dorm 'Tinned and ernoncilcd
al — •
•'' -' -' • .• V; IG,ICLOPIftit at; CO., ' hallow Rana Pinch Tinned WateßAndlrona,: Pry Pane,
, llANuvAcruitEßs ,. OP tumarTor 1 Cnol Hoda PlanDhed .loppetwel Mated and Itrittannta Were.
..`. •
and CHAIRS of eve, misty-and style, in Roaeonbd, + StAnnest•rellsne or
ogany and Walnut, meltable for parlors, &anthem and PLATED IiPOONS AND ror.i:d.
darting Damp, equal SO sat to he Coned lo the Fnetern cities, Jahltadd 62 Mahlon Lave, New Norb.
and at ler prim. Erni article road' a by- handarelainitc
rattle&oz . • l!rfluttel vueutty.e..
sly-syt.t. arid Steamboota forslabed at short notiee.—• D PATON; IkTinufactureruf Neu. and Im-
Wareroartu. corner Penn and Wqrsm cane DllndanElt, 11Lre proved styles of SCHOOL FtiIiNITUDE..
de&dAwlyS -,: ~ : I -' - • - lllottrated Caologrvoo mad on application to
....3'XNIM ---- C*3 W. wooDwr.E.E. R. PATdN,
cAsnrar . FORNITUR E N;INUPACTUR ER 24 Grove street, New York.
..- . Nos. 974 99 Thini St., .Pittsburgh.
:I "*.IF. , RESPECTFITLLY INFORMS
ey . We Metall andenstomers. that he 4... kW completed
hit Week of Flunk" which le decidedly the largest and tout
ever ofMrod ewe:dein thbeity. As he Led.Arrininod to op.
bold his emelt, with. spawned triaterisiLs , besi warkmseuhip
and newest &Amonand Amu the client of his onto., and_,
twility in roanufwet Om& no I. enabled to pmdoce warrant
ed rinsnett.t tha*west pricre.
Ho keep* Mateyo on band the greatest variety of every
.deactiptlon of forniture, from the cheapest eed plainest. to
the Mg_ elq ....t.daltbatise that hon.. or Any 4 001 °tom b
. 21 . 1 7 be lar.unw from hi. sioei,ctr maludaektryd cspnwoly
to order.
Commissmat, Sr,c.
1.11901.1 t IX= 1: =CIL- ..iOS. S. MEM
TOB. S. LEECH & CO.,
Nat. 114511& sl44Ltberty ~t.~plttsLcrgh, PS.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
• CONIZNE!SEEIO2.7 1.1:1C - RCIMAIVICS.
DEALERS TN'
OUR AND BACON,
Min Plate and 'Tinner's Stock.
PITTSBURGH MiIiUFACTURES.
_ _
1N)B - Scri1Raan4 - G• - m - r.uarr_nwrs,
Levee and Washington Avenue,
WYANDOTTE CITY, ICANSAS TERRITORY,
BZILIULNCRS:
Co,and Pittoblergb Sierehant
Jyll.l2.wlyT
• - IRA
031IdI S SI N AND FORWARDING
C.
NERCIIANT;No. SUP INN.< Stred, M. Loots, Mo.
.
1321:11TO
:hoax, lbsrmax A 1t .. . I , .lomm
ma & Lama.
urra
Lo, Mayan & Co., Zto t Pam. ~,.
Witpurchase to order, Hemp, Itacon, Grater.
Prompt attention glom to any manner of forwarding.
jeklyd
S "
11ER lIARI3AUGH, CO3I3IIS I ST6N
Sfwvllmlt, Dealer la WooL Pmr4iom end Pndnce gpP
$0.2;r4 Llbecty dna, PitfA Mb, P.
- -
HENRYB. IC6BI, (LATE' - OF THE
-•
Ann of , Hln(2 Moorbesda. Chnkmisdon Merchant.
sM neskr in Pig Neu; and Moans, Wolter street, be
low:3l,l3ot, PiUsinargh., -
_lO9
~-,1 .A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO LIAR
"XL, dy; Anima Co,")Comcnimaton and Forwarding Mer
-41=4 Agent of the SladliOn and Indianapolis Railroad, ccs.
nalllratand /errs sta.,P/U4nnb,ra- ja2itlyd
.VDWARD T. -MEGRAW, • GENERAL
Comathedoulferetwat, end Wholeesto Deslampe.
betook' Totomeo,lmported and Dotneetle Glioare, e,
te.,./hl, RAI Libetlystiee:t, %veldts the heed of Wood, Pitt
rehl.hly
_ -
A LEXANDER - GORDON, FORWARD
- Ingand anunsbnion Merchant , Lied P 1 and Moot
.41 1:.eiden , P ,.. 1g and Ilar l Lein and fibt.dindeanno
. . . . . . .
E'C. COCHRANE," (StreCESSOR TO
• IL SAW Wholeude and neon Dater in Books,
Bcatioagory and Pa;lor Itiasiogi, Taderal street, 6th door B.
E. of lilasbraltom, ABettun.T. PI , '
'TORN 8. DAVISON, BOOKSD LLYII AND,
ty StittimaroneseWr . to Davison a Avert/4'So. CElfitarke'
cued,aftrPoirth, Pittabozgh, FL. - •
X- &CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STA
.-.
P. 1118,,5r0. &Mood greet, oast door to the cot
carpf ah* Mahon , Ps:.. School end Law pxolcar- - -I
'tautly ouldhol.
RE.
j• TIONER, Nt , 7ourW.t,AVAR.
14ibNT M ER, toosluLEß
:411•441. awn!. llow.iftb dm!.
RD.stin continues. Ms - ncw
D lt • BriSITS: reAcrict. lit. nee % war. end:
1..... 1 3ii4 . 14 Wog, Plttsenrigb, h.' - ' •
ancearla Masts sal 'Umiak _
t"P0,e4 11 . 10 d. 01 ,A 0 1,0f no ,6 *.*Titles Pm*.
dy." .• ' • " • • • intleulkwlyY.
pR. O'BRIEN—CAN BE CONSULTED
, Dr. fitnith'smenir lltth and Sm[Wield grid% on
uNDAYB,;WZDNISFDATIS 1111 d SATURDLYB;trotit to to
I and lto o'dodc.
ifiendeldisee thidircrimitlio toad; • je.l3:lo* -
TIOr t _TORS GAZZAMALFLEMI G.
•150.25 li4th End. Pittitargluft , LaMtald•
• . ..1 4 . 39 trt -
E IRPHY k.BO t gaB
Wally vour.. Anamoolly • fix 01l Abo
obens,orloO!,.loottoTotool • .t lb.
41.,5+142,k i.OsTranrr Bip,s. Toss.
),t .;.:WIIOLESALE
...a 21 • • stfflivrr.
"-• • '', . , juirms . ;.•
- -
-
WILL oriy., , PAILTICULAR A'rTEN
,flot.. to tha oollation est waning ataib*Acc.4 4 ,
&e.,lnDaolgrtgatronadtestoppttr.
1 11 ., 1 5.ruinsliwziarlerspassfir
Jam, Laub t 034 -
11iillitIlabietiVAW/; • .. . 31 , 0 •Xu 1 1 1 17;
ondiolow
=n=
I. etitrtfities
ante Carriage Factory.
33B.OTINLE3t & 00.,
11/tetwone cat Rebate Strafe,
•,..mungrart .orrr.
+..'',. ..."
- "A .IN-.
'mar friends, and th. pubUc
Surniturr
braiLLPIN .!k CO.,
- .
(Late .OJ. S. Leech. MeAlpln t Ca" Pitt 4.7. h.)
GENERAL • 6GMMISSION
A.ND
113ootselicr0, gte.
Remits.
~~-~. ~~;
.
fir
1 3 ingi31.TR.Olt-- - IvIOgDkkiMOOARG - . JTJLT ..27, 18
'.,: =Or Irtl -437. •• • 31.."1: s:
from IC a sOui ko.-33: Brood-
PittetatE=Chil r and lion .IPatititittre
tantattax7 84 lit.:olYDltonto U.
VECLUSTVE MANUFACTURERS AND'
.I:lPrOprietor• or the "PATENT ELLIPTICAL STEEL
StitlNG CHAIRS, the moat elegant mai lexurkem Chairs
in the world. They took the Premium at the Rivet Worlors
• Fair at London, Pans and NC.' Trek. Snitable for Park.,
illtrailes,Otnces, Coonting.lianunt Mitts and Legislative,
liable. Piano and Store Puede,with or without Spring,, • new and beautiful patterns Iron Settee% -hall, Park. and
garden Chains Cemetery Chain and halite& ix,: flak Coat
• and 'Umbrella q.v.'. Duman and Get Centre. Pier, Saloon
and Totletliarbit. Top Tablet, Iron &demi* Plain and
Ornamental. Folding and Permanent. Gtr Hoick, Public In.
etttitienk Serrantri 104 Bracketi, Gilt and Brooks in Peat
earietr.
Mee. Sole Agents for BOUTIIGATE • yISEWS PATENT
which excels all others. The attention ,
of MerchantaLl I,.tfolly. invited wan examination of the
larked. and most extoruire -stock America. For sale at
the icrwest prices Ibr cash, or approved paper.
ir2lama-s sAurEL f. FISKE
PIANO FORTES—L. A. BEs.; m,i,288
Bow ery,New York, Sale Agent for CARMAN et Fax-
Cann% Ptiso Yana, Immurpaincil for tone and finial,—
Dealent from the West and Swath are irni d to all and ex
amine. Lim, 132 x and second band Manna at law grime.
A Moral dinoaut tdien to deidermand Jy2li3unt
The Cheapest and Best Pumps.
P TILE WORLD, having a SOLID PISTON
3tLerAL VALVES. For pumping EXTBACT2,IIOT
...tcoLn is;aEltonaltablef Cisterass Walla Fortmlm ,
blictea, kr. Tit:twirls 20 Icom to WO Gallons per mloom.—
Art smeallent FLIUi MINE for farmers. Lsrge disconot
to dealers. AIIENTS svardta, and ,Tnthann Night. for
ads. 1. A. MANSIALL. No. 194 Toarltareot,
Jyl6mdts censer ot Maiden Lana, Nese York.
a. TEEicil F'IIIAfFET_ERK,
Artlflalal Flowers,
Pinney Ornaments and Lae• Trimmings
tor. Bonnets.
We manuttoture and otter for 1.10 the beet Beds user sold
is this or any other market. A personal I nvectSM maul mat
h:¢ anyone of the correctness of what we mate": Our Mow
Odle Nete combine beauty, cheapness. simplicity Mel perfect
mouthy against insoeu, without obstructing the elrettlatlon
of air. Doukas null others will consult their own interest
by =training our Ms and Net. before purchasing else
where. C. D. t W. STRATTON, Agenta,
jao..bwo., 200 thug N. T., said of Broadway.
JOITVELN'S KID-GLOVE CLE.A.NER.
JOITTEN'S EADOLOVE CLEANER.
-JOUTEN'S KIIHILOTE CLEANER .
SORTER'S KID.OLOVE CLEAN int. •
JOUT'F.N'S 1111:14140VE CLEANEIL
Vicente per bottle.
2 , •••i• 25 cents per bottle.
• 25 centsper bottle.
25 mete per bottle
25 cents per bottle. •
22 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
25 cont. per bottle.
Ono bottle Ileum iin.palr
One boob cleans pear, . ' •
One bottle clean. 50 abr. 7.
One battle cleans 50 pair.
Anne odor proceed. front tbemvparaUon. the glove cu be
weirnintorifintely after it bi cleaned. Willie placed flannel.
apply at:toll portion of the preparation eery Jghtly, and
the dirt *ill Instantly dhappear. It is the article need by
thaEld•Olove Monet rem of nano,. to impart that purity
orbnhhand eoftneite for which their slimes are no Reilly rel.
.hated. It clouts kid elippore and oldte and colored kid
glove elegantly. 11 is also an excellent article for the tenet
and Cr beantifylng the complexion, removing ton,
.ke.. Air mimed. in exclience any of tho thoniond' and one
prepanOionsimnally wild for that retrieve. Co. trial. at the
trifling event* of rents, will iNinstnat any one thatibe
417tIrle to all that It I. claimed to be. Try a bottle of li - for
'OS cents. tool 'MU vlll never with lobo without it. It <Mil*
obtainedof Drupe...axed Netters In Fancy iloode in Pitts
burgh, and at wholesale, of the wile proprietors, MARK it
CO.SSsltananwoc,Nrw Yoxx. A liberal dissent to the
trod.. As theft Is an Inferior article in the market, buyors
wet be careful to nee that the name of Curia k 00., is upon
each bottle which they pure:lwo.
Always , on hand by ILY .. SELLERS, HENRY RICTIARD
I :
SON, JOS. FLEMISIO, and oilier Druggist. in Put:hire:l.
Jaslamdlf
ddddd of School EPurnlttlre,
MANUFACTURED And for Palo by N.
yUL.7I.IIMiON. No. 490 lindsno Mn Now Tui.k. A
WA, supply It•pl mutual) . on hand. Cirstairs 11.1-wartl
(.ll ppplicatiort mature. jo:AtUatia
MANUTACT intl.:RS of the 'lntent Arch
Wreahrlank Piano Fort" celebrated for depth.
foli
maa, richneaa, parity, and spa-Mier sitming quality otthrly
tone, tor which They bare recelred IL. Lila-hest eceuximm
(ramfaagrenteAt musical celebrities of the ratintry;_and is
mery Aar. when hiTluabt To competition with other inetrty
mints. haw. obtained the Malteet premium. The Talent
Arch {front Plank, which is owned and nen! only by on.
annrantewithelr .landing in tune longer then any other he
strnmenb whilethety suaprocedeurnt demand In all parts of
the ounntry U a sufltdent proof of their %limner excellence.
A liberal drscourit to Clergymen, &Matta and the trade.
.1%/Yelt,
grocers.
DAG - LEY, COSGRAVE ,NCO.,
Wholied.Groorn. Noi. lx and 20 Wood drtrt, Pitts
burgh. -
BROI k BROWNLEE,
jl Drumm rrooldreapretfolly Invite theattention of the
publm to their large wick of Wines, Brandies Liquor, For
eign Fruits and tonally Oroceriew, mach e. Extra Itlo Coke.,
Old Government Java do.. Old Country Black Tea. Choice
Young Ilya. do, Ounpornier and Imperil do., Oolong
Tem. Layering'. Refined &iambi, Para Commc Brandy, Hol
land Elln, Old Port Win% bluirry, Madeira do, Caret and
Champaign
do. Old kloonmalarki, Bye Whiaky, Imported
German nd Ifarana
The ,bore goats. together with a general inmortment of
droned., extremely low for orb, rrholerade ud retail at
the Pagoda Tea Store.
Corner of the Diamond and Diamond Whey. ceally
REIS k. -7 BERGER, GROCERS AND
Dealer. In Thieon, Lent roar, Cheeffei. Broome, itc,
SoatlneWewt corner Smithfield. and Seemed Strada. Pitt.
burgh.. oa.klyd
A LEX ANDER KING, WILOLESALE
ll_ Grocer and Importer of o.ls Ash, No. 213.1.1brrty
otroOt. Pittsburgh, Pa. apl:lyd• _
WM. 511TCHELTREE, Ja.,
Whulatalo Grocers, Rectifying Distillert find Wine
tad Liquor liercbanix, N 0.273 Liberty greet, Pittsburgh.
fu'a
nro. a. rosrs...; - • J.U. L mom.
TONES COOLEY: WILDLELALE 080-
E,
,CERA and Bunt Yarranbiri, Seam In Program and
ratehragh 31annanures, N 0.141 %Carer street, near Cherry
Alley.PiLtsburgh. my%
P. ... .... —.Joan P. DILWOILIO.
Q.ll.ltlVElti birSkOßTii, WIIOIASALE
10. Grocer.. No. 17:t and 132 Seciirel .bent, (between Woofl
anA•Bosith6.l,l, Pittsburgh.. • ' .
A CULBERTSON, AVIIOLM.LE
Ana.. Grocer sad Cruncelsitkiti Merchant. Des/criu Product
ang Pittsburgh Martsfactured Article*, 193 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh.
MS non- • RICHARD 710 .....WTWSW no..
JOHN FLOYD CO. 'WHOLESALE
Wooers and Oommirdola lirreloots, 10. 173 Wood and
241,4ber1y West, Pittsburgh. . Jet°
WATC&. WILSON, 191IOLESAIE GAO-
T CERA Comuilmsion Merchants and Dealers in Pro.
deco and Pittsburgh Muunfsetures, N 0.258 Melly streut,
Pittsburgh. • Join
uuav occur - -
ILOIMULT
S4IA-11 DICKEY & WHOL%I
ya 1 - 1,
(homy, (Jemmied. Sterehlet net Mot.- . uee,
.800 Water atm', and 63 Front t..orairrugh
-• • --
atorua
(Late of the firm e kCo•
TLITTLE &cp., WHO E ORO
. cns, Prod.r.-.4.."....'",.../42stluo. 4, And
• LI
Dealers l° /". ...Pampa daeitt,
Ja147.83
Pittsburgh.'
--5tar5...._...._....:._ - 1 1 t. MILTON.
Tr. reirre r ii:ON d C . C .. i., k, W m li r, o l . , E ßAJ t •
4 t . ntl tilers to Pltteltlgh Menrlisctured ArtAtts, 211'
Llbert7 street, corner of Irvin. Pittsburgh, P. ' us 3•3
.1017, AMU.-
AWELL, LEE. & CO., WHOLESALE
Grocers, Produce and Gommiielon Merchants, sod
In Pittsburgh Menutschires, No. 8 Wood street, Lo-
tee= Weft sad Tract st., Pittiburgh. eplB
...„
110 BISON k GO., WIIOLESALE
R• tirom., Commission liembants. and Denier, In MI
kinds of Prneisions, Produte tmd Pittsburea Jtenntnetures,
Ho.= Liberty street. Pittsburgh. Js10:171
OBERT 11. KING, WIIOLESALE GRO
CER, CommWim mmi...t..nd Nen.. la feathers,.
flour, and all kinds of Coautry Produce, tio. 211 M
arti street. mouth of Balk, PlUsburgh, P. 'Liberal ad-
MM. MMe on consignment.. Ja5:13,1
ROUST ," ... .. - Z. JAI= 1114.1 , 1341.
.MIIIOBEIIT DAI.ZELL lc CO., WHOLF,
Ettpe Groom, . ond .Forwarding Mer.
chants sod Dealer. la Prodigy grid Pittabrgh,Maintionturw,
Nia Minty stroot.,,PßOdnireu iny2
JOBS cammaLit. _
MeNIIFACTO.RER OF BOOTSk•
Vllolsartvvri 4!"FriPth". Z 194 34 asnield
'JADES Wie,llo2l, .
SIIIIIAIRILUTID le and Dealer In
nenIKATS AND - .C'APS, -
Da. 91 WOOD STDEKI', Plttabergly' end fi l l
Allathear• • • Ifs/7
ICIALES ereoss: ,
pp, • Bospo,ILEAL
Aitir : biI) Z.KCIIANTS* NICIIANGIL
jai s_ s •.• . :
;I➢Dt)AQSSfX?AOJ(IB-A: 0O
200 01.. Went&
' lb; tarot itstotettnt et Opts tuaTotatto *tar pttaed
to th is ittty;,ts an:Stmt." forttoltdmiku and sal% at
01E080R YRYILAN'S -
oetttt toz.llatttlt4•l 2 l' street stwllDlastond
Ti
7 " . "
io- tes
mope sat Pr49l zacilz CO. •
J7/ 0 _ •
MEMO
~.. , ,
-:- : ...• . 1
~ • . ::,. .-.._ ...
laanufartmrs.
_
co"
80 Fourth Street, Pittabunk pa.
WHIPS, 7 , 1161 4 :03.- AND - SWITCHES.
ord.....akiwittatibittz.friond prompur shit.
Iturs-0 mootta, or 5 per eent.difriorokt for emib
•
J. & li. arra'Ono,
ROPES AND AND TWINE, •
0,,- 447 of Thin and Tralma arreli;Pittgagr,ak, ru.
- •
_•
TrAV E ALWAYS' ON lIAND A FULL
• 11 ,t, '4 Coil and Italler norm - Den Cotda,'Saß, and
cr . conic Drinen,Conna and Flat Behan Paper,
Malta and Calmed 'Nine; Cot- tided, Stdidad asid /Won's
limn. andtlydlarS
WILLIAM BARNHILL & CO.,
.61 Pears st., belarr 3larbuts; Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAD[ BOILER MAK.g.IiS AND. 811EF.T
Iron Workers.. hfanufactorore of Itanthilli Pet Pot
Roder:Lccomotive, Floyd Dad Cylindor- Bottom Chimney",
Steidle, tin Bed. Steam Pipes. Model:nem Snit p"
Sugar Pan, Iron Seel, Lifeßoate, Idoeloonittor
Work, DALIgo ..t Vieduet Irnw, dossma the thottegt I:1°-
Iqm. A 1 onler, from a &demo poiteTtly attendod M.
Jettl • .- •
T HE ATTENTION OF O-AItRIAGE
MA
KEUS, Mdollent .111 Deatera to directed to tho large
nook of No...l.Enameled Mika for Top, sod
Patent Dath,Collar, or Raging , nkirtlng, Splint, Pad Skin.,
aoa fur tale ot e'ullt.t:=ll. iNDEILSON,
No. 2S St. elnir et, 114tory
Pittsburgb,
Penn Cotton Midi, Pittsburgh.
ENNEDY, CHELDS dr, CO., MANUFAC
, =REELS of— •
Penn A \a.l heavy 4-1 Sheotingg
Carpet.Cbaln of all colon. And ibadna
OP
!uric Acid;
Acht
Aqiut Aturitonli.Vir; tattoo. do
Powler's ny3
IL WARREN d 4 CO.,
MANUFACTUDERS AND MALI= IN
WARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND
Water-Proof empositinn Ilpots end' Roofing AU-
FMMR!!M
p $4
MANUFACTURER OF-FANCY COLOR
ED Ironstone Ware, Rockingham and Yellow Ware,
Ae. :Offreo at tha .11anatastory; Corns [ of Wadltairton and
F Tgt. 1012r^031",.'iniuon, Pittsburgh,
0.. F. MIN .unex
TABER, POPE EITTILB . RT,
IMAIKRACTETtIar .
••• • .
OSCILLATING STEAM ..ENGINES,
BOILERS AND .11/11, IrDELIMA.;
Salem, Columbhmia,leountiro.
7 HIT3IAN & IMO'S PATENT OSCIL
LATING Enema of snporfor workmanship,
Mandy on hand nvimido tot:wrier:With Gearing;
te., for Flouring and Sari 'Bala, mod other
A No, Manufacturer. of Adm.*, • t d atarrnor
fttire, and Agenu for trillisma , Web t Co:a Macintwa'
Tools, Insinding Tnrning and Boring Lathes' of avers. do-
stription.".
Common Slide Enemy male to enter. m7llsltf
TIMMS LITCULL -101111 D. MUM TM. STEMOON.
iTnion Foundry, .
....
MITCHELL, rignuox 46 co.
WILL CONTINUE TILE BUSINESS OF
the Colon Foulalry, at the old stand of PENNOCK,
MITCHELL t CO, No. 194 Marty rt,
Thai oral roannlacturo, as wool, a hers arot grorral cc.
aortment of CASTINGS, rumpriaing _ . _
Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Stifle Ovens,
OPPICE AND PARLOR STOrES.
MANTLE & KITCHEN GRATES,
follow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Bog Irons,
SAD IRCEKETTA KETruai, mows .tAnr
Mill and Meekinen - Castings Generally.
And (JASAndtrAtir. PIPES of all ids,
TROY AND HAILS OF TRE IIEST BRANDS,
&hovels, 8Q3409, Pksks, &c., •
A.11.0f which will bo alai .t manuf.sr t ann.' prim.
Iwoonnyv,)lstv.voi
. . .
.10111LU5IBElt; I C — llelS FITTF,II. No-. 10
1 ,7
. 0 4 . 1, 4 .'5 02 ,
4, Y; 2 472 Pone otroot, nott
door to Alderman ' °Moe, end Fedora] AL. Itoor
Lo cook Atlrshony.
. .
..
ifeit - .Evory dzooris46ort of Innings J 4 Water, Cl.ilea
Steam. - - • loyal:a
Mi==
for Churches, Ilalls,Cnnon.raturfro, Ce.tlLnl.v and Store*.
ALFRED ENGLAND, Solo AFent.
FROM THE ORIGINAL PATENTEES.
ALrairx. Mint. A Cu., lwridon, and Mew.. Millar £
Coates, New 'York, for CittilinrAL and ilia
All work executed In a Ainvilak style. Flunk Drawing,
and Nina... rim lwriell - M No. .2 Fourth •troet, mar 1,11.-
insurance agcnts
CHAFFEE Agents Neptune Inner
T anon Co., Lantiarta Ilalt, Wood street.
R,No. 0 Water Went.
A A. CARRIER.
bernr.nm Company of PlCAbore,
Jon. e' Building, Fourth street.
QA3II.TEL L. MARSfIELL, Secretary Cit
tj zoos' I nimranee Gvpane,W Water Kroei. •
F.
M. GORDON, See. retury Western
. M.
Contrarry, Watnr erect. '
GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank-
JFire Ironwannett‘anpany, Nordiaa.t corner Wood
and 761 N %Watt,
A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware.
P'Mutual Inouaroo Co_ 42 Water sure.
lloward
once Company 4u4Citt4lorigh LI to lomat. Company.
outer {Voter and Motet .4 root,.
It I — REWTON.JONES, Agent Manufnentr-
T., • ere hattrar.,C., fid Wale' Irmet.
9 1 110 S. J. hvyrEit, Agent Farmers' and
Mochonive lasomoco Co, HO Water strHot.
TOSIICA ROBINSON, Aglint Continent&
timartineto Co" 24 Fifth atreet.
RW. POINDEXTER, Age.. t Great
no 104111111Ka CO.. 07 Front street.
Real Estatt agrnts
B - • -
LAKELY 1O RICIIEY, REAL ESTATE
Beaton, corner of Seventh and Smithfield onset..
Pttutirmali, Dints, Houses, Los. Lille, Puna., Pe.,
bought aml .1,1 oncommission. [nodlllll,
bond. sari Notts ucyntlnted. &starlet c attentloo given to
subdirining Farms mod disposing of thon Term. yst.na.
hie. se akdanti
•
- v. BILL BROKER
• •
• - t. Ofnce Groot or*. N.p.
site St. 1 i All business entrusted to hlm.
promptly a aside cow mylasily
WILLIAD WA RD,
DEALER IN PRO.IIISSORY NOTES,
Dotal., Mortgagee ind all an-urine, for money.
remora. can procure loan, through my Agency. on ran
able term..
Thaw arisblng to tnaost their monay to gno-1 advantage,
alwaya And Mat and amend clan paper at my odlce, fur
axle.
All communlostlona and intarrloam strictly confidential.
oo cittANT stitgeTovi.a. St. Paul' it Cathedral.
felldtf M
BORGE- W. BUNN, REAL ESTATE
G
Insurance Agent, attend. to .buying and .selling
heal Fichte of Ivory dmolution, sod to Agmmy badness.
generally. Alm, to Insuring lueorctlY from has or &mane
by Boa, for good, reliable Plailtsielphla clomp/Labs. tu n ,.
reasonable.
twOttles, West aids of wood door South
of the North Commr."-• septl
not. D. 1.001110
rISTIN LOOMIS A CO., DEALERS IN
Promissory Notes, Bomb, Mortgagee and 01 s o und.
ties for Mons, •
Stoney loaned on Cheeks at short. dates, with collateral
securities
• NOTES AND DRAFTS BODOLIT AND SOLD.
limns Making loans an be armourterdated on reseetudile
lean, iod cap - Dallas „tan he throbbed with good securities
at remunerative pried Also, attend to the Pale, Rooting
sod Leaslng of Real Estate.
AirOffico No. tit Foorth street, above Wood. ,
SiirAUSTIN LOOUIS, Notary Public. mr2
McLAIN k SON, Real Estate Agents
B• sod Brokers, No. 6.9,4 Fourth street.
THO3IAS . WOODS, Real EstataAgent,R7.
75 Fourth street. •
-
ilitpbolsterg. =
WALT= P. WASH AU- «MEM a. Imam Le
'{V all Paper Witrohoutto.
WALirra 31ARSIIAIL & CO., 'lm
porters end Diatom Ei7 Moil Arent, br•tolien Fourth
dm ' and Dikoomp t iLllo3.,mbero Inv Ito found ILI erletlSlTe
sasortntent of oury deocrltitleno - of - Paton' Mogi Ibr Par
lor!, Ilalls, Dining Room mot Chlunbors. Aloo, Windoor
Shodeo, In gist variety. id brood price. to country dealers.
.16 WAITER P. MARSHALL t(10.
.bim’lb. koumx.
Z. FD1M5DR05...j,:.....“ ........ .... ...... ..... ........ Z. SATIMAN:
y, EUXUNDSON - & "CO., Noe. 96 end 98
n
e ib% agreed no. Wood, IDuititaernyers and Dealers
n WALL P,t.112 .
CURTAIN' GOODS. •
' ORNAMENTS. FRINGES,
~,:' • ' 4. • ' TASSELS AND CORDS,
. . . • COMPORTS,BEDS,
'PATENT BritAL BrIUNG MATTRESSES, a.,
Wouldllolkit ill. AttentiOn Of P.rCh.all 40 their large
aria varied iitOeir. . --- ' ' • ' . , ap.likereil .
•SEIBEICT; PRACTICAL UPROLViRSLII,.
• .
- No. 100 Third Srreet Pankrrgh,,
Monntacturor arid dooler- In CURTAINS. CORNICE,
• DANDRSIULDES and BLINDB,3I ASTRARBERODSITORTI3,_
cusnioNs,'ac: Pesilenbm attention Ink!kimmbmg.
work.-Carpets fitted and Innl to osier. mr*Ayd .
.and Gloat 3dakor.
IMRgHTLIt OP
*MILNE- VIATCEIMBAND JAW, alitY, ,
N 0.26 EltthetreA between WOW ind Plarltetv Pitt*
larPartinlarattintloritild hi the . repalriagat.:lVattho
derAll work warranted, . .
721 — TICUTEFVELE13 1 tATET
dir Coining Ream and Parlor.
Anaiiottasent In's canecalepntontlerne,W.
Jost received and for ode Isy • 4:11. , •
.hdtdalti .• • No. O 'Fifth ettaet.:
(10—PARTNERSHIP.—We have this day
...0.1.t.4 with a. a...ta• Soap and Candleboohoos
John Ellndlet hoalne- 34. *M r V ii coottouedas hereto.
=aonhe Isla trit.4llt ° mule& at theI ALHRY f aryTt
Alltegtme or at the omen ar,Joha Yli k rd k °• of
etaaar4sa W . a rt. f AI RA.
.Apidiu7, 31 421 1, 9 1161
• • • I.
rgA
DR. C M.. FITCH
WILL EXTEND HIS AI-)POINTMEN.T.I.TWTTE
Friday, Noon, August . 21. st, 1857. _ -
ALL mustRING ms ADVICE At-UST co.i.Tsiaztr min AS SOON possizer.ac.'
Condensed from Dr. C. M. Pith's Work,
"The Invaltd'sotdde ondConmamptere's
Mannol."
This distressing complaintis unfortunately so
frequent as to deserve espeeint notice. That its
causes erg identical, or nearly eo, with those of
Consumption is obvious from the fact to which
I hare already alluded, that the children of
asthmatic parents are as liable to Consumption
as the children of Consumptive parents, and
that instead of Consumption the children of
consumptive parents are frequently affected
with Asthma.
..... ......IIRID C. ➢CC6p
LNYCENCE OT AST MA ON CONSUMPTION.
As the effect of Ast ma, however, is to ex
pand the lungs IMMO. mutely, it is directly an
tagonistic Co Consump ion, and tuberculous do
posits can rarely prim ‘ d while any considerable
degree of Asthma is !resent. The accidental
occurrence of Asthma, ruleed, occasionally cures
Consumption, and it isell known that if Asthma
abruptly.subside, unl s proper pains be taken
ft
to keep the lungs pert ctly expanded, Consump
tion is liable to set in. Still Asthma may of
its f produce a Most distressing death, and if
I f
de th d c o o es ru n c o e t
A r
N e result 1 s t:: r :it: s p.: P r o A m wr t . h . e A
. disease
th system will become so utterly prostrated
t t the- patient will at length sink under Con
s mption or some kindred disease.
The paroxysms of„ , Asthma usually occur at
remote intervals, occasionally, indeed, not more
than once or twice a year, and only brought on
by some unusual exciting cause, as extreme fa
tigue or, exposure to cold'or wet. The pates
yams at first, too, are usually slight, but gener
ally increase in severity as they increase in fre
queney, till the patient's life becomes almost a
burden, as he suffers either from the dread of
the disease or from its actual presence. The
-paroxysms of Asthma.; when not caused by cold
or exposure, are frequently preceded by dys
peptic symptoms, eructations or belching of wind
from the stomach, or a collection of wind in the
stomach and bowels, to such an extent as to
press against the diaphragm, and cause some
difficulty of breathing, which may thus be the
immediate excitiogeause, of the Asthma. It is
occasionally, too, tholigh not alwayi, preceded
by languor, drowsinegs, or headache ; heaviness
of the head, loss of appetite, costiveness, tight
ness across the chest, etc. Occasionally, how
ever, the patient haso warning;Of the attack,
t ,
which generally occur
at night.. He starts up
from his sleep with a sensation of suffocation,
and makes every elft to recover his breath,
the ai were excluded from his
but feels as-if
t
lungs. The wheezin which accompanies the
efforts can often be heard to a considerable dis
tance ; the patient is compelled to preserve an
erect or sitting posts e, as the moment he at
tempts to lie down, 1 o difficulty of breathing
becomes greatly increased. Ile will insist on
doors and windows being open to allow a free
current of ale; and i is a fortunate as well as
singular clrcumstance,that a delicate patient
may at this time not unfrequently endure with
out danger, very great exposure—exposure
which might; under other circumstances, be at
tended with Serious -consequences. Few who
have seeria patient laboring under a severe at
tack of Asthma will, forget the expression of
anxiety and -distress Xrhieh seems almost char-.
acieristic. Re is usually in a chair; bolstered
In bed, or mere fee uently. perhaps, sitting
with his hands his knees. • . .
e,After a few Ito . violence of the parox
ysm subsides. and the 'patient
. generally begins
to raise considerable quantities of mucus, altho'
thials not always the- case. The patient Kee
-1 ently falls asleep.' and awakes comparatively
comfortable, though senores of the muscles of
the chest, occasional shootingpains, some stric
ture across•the chest, . ore or lees wheezing may
d i
he noticed ,for some .
As I have already ' ted, the attacks, which
at first were rare perhaps recurring only in the
spring or fall, become more and more frequent,
and often. too, of much longer duration, until
t the patient seems to suffer constantly. I have
I treated cases wherethe patient had not for years
Ibada comfortable night's rest.- A few of these,
I wit ICthe result s, will be cited hereafter " - Asthma
I sometimer - Decor in early childhood, and is oc
cosi molly a sequel of whooping-cough. Very
frequently it. appears when some skin dieettee
J
has been driven in by the
. judicious use of ex
ternal applications. It -- •t,,very frequently.
to occur when perons are troubled lei"
line p
rheum. This comp nint, as is well
t
feels somoersons o f ly in winter, disapt
entirely in Bummer. titers. again, are'
during the summer ; experiencing no 1
; nienee in the winte 'So it is with Astnt
1
Some persons are tr übled only during t
ter, others only Inumnier, and it Is of
, =so that the Asthm will subside when
' rheum makes its op arance on the surfr
• appear again as the humor recedes. I
cases, beetles inhalations, I not only emx.
genial remedies, alteratives, etc., but Merlin,
; direct an issue to-btorn on the arm for moot,
together, and gener Ily with the most ilesirable
! effects.
' Hay Asthma, a 1))rm of the disease usually
making its appearance only in the months of
July or August, is not unfrequent in this coun
try and for this particular variety a sea-voyage
will often be found the most effectual remedy.
For accounts of the forums of Dyspncea, or diffi
culty in breathing,, often called Althorn, the
reader is referred to Dr. Fitch's work, from which
the above is taken. .
TREATMENT OP ASTHMA.
INES
. It is impossible here to enter fully into the
subject of the treatment of Asthma. This is a
matter where the patient can rarely or never
prescribe for himself, but where great care,
judgement and experience are requisite. The
cause of the disease must be in the first instance
ascertained find the treatment boned upon this.
Generally speaking au alterative treatment is
requisite, combined of course with the use of
approPriate medieinal inhalations. In many
cases we direct a wet saltjacket to bo constantly
worn, and with great benefit. We direct the
free use of cold water. bathing, frictions, and
ample but regular and moderato exercise in the
open sir, avoiding undue . fatigue. exposure or
sudden violent exertion. Freedom from care
and undue mental labor and greet attention to
the diet and state of thutomach are also requi•
site, and these with ouch - modifications and.
additions as the peculiarities of the case may
demand, will se " ri oy afford relief in all COACT,
where a cure is nvaettcable. But after relief.
••ccured, much care on the part of the
patient will be neccessary to retain health and
PO to strengthen the lungs es to overcome the
predisposition to the disease. In this, special
instructions are always 'given, and much Infer
. legion on this subject will be found in the
..invalid's Guide."
WHAT CASTS ARE CTRADLT.
Those cases of Asthma are most readily re
lieved where the cause can be most easily and
effectually removed, and where the patient *pos
sesses youth and R good conetitution. The older
the patient and the longer time he has been af
fected as a general rule the more difficult the
cure will be. I can, however, refer to the case
of the father-in law of Mr. nonillion E. Wright,
of Nino Mile Run, a few miles from Pittsburgh,
to show what can and has been done in the case
of an Asthmatic, nearly (I think) sixty-five years
of age. I frequently had the pleasure of
relieving cases of several years standing. One
of the most severe end interesting cases en my
record is that of a 'son of Mr. Curtis of Cleve
land, theparticulare of which were given in. the
Cleveland Herald one of the proprietors of
that, journal, a frien of Mr. nertis and person
ally cognisant of. all the particulars in the case.
The writer of the following letter is ono the
most prominent citizens of Grees(c . t county. Ills
letter speaks for Itself. •
once or Novena ASTIIitA—A.II INTSIDWING CAME.
WAT. amuse, PA., April 6th.
EDITOR or TUN EURIATIATI ADVOVATC:—Dear
Sir—Those who have ever known the suffering
attiading severe spasmodic asthma, will 'think
find the following faits of more than ordinary
Interest: I have been an asthmatic from child
hood.' When three years old an attack of whoop.
in cough, followed by a cold, left. me with this
relentless disease, which continued 611.1 was
nearly full grown, when it abated . for a time,
but soon returned with redoubled severity. For
,the lad twelve years my sufferings were, tno.-
of the time, intense. I freqnently suffered so
much for want of breath that it seemed se if I
could not possibly live an hour, and twice I have
fallen down ss.suddenly as if shot, andsbecanse
Insensible from sudden conge stion of the lungs;
my attacks usually came on in the night.- For
years they . Imre been, regular : once a week or
little oftener; At some semions of the year,l
ass billet: Chan ateliers, but - still never enti re-
ly During my attacks I usually raised
some extraysseted blood. The !paeans were so
severe that I not only could not He down, but
was compelled to stand In the cold air with coat
and vest off, and while witty one was shivering
around the fire, I would struggle for breath till
the preepiration would poor down my person in
streams. I had used emetics until I had near
ly rained my stomach, and smoked stramonium,
. •
•
Aa . he will Positively leave Pittsburgh : on that Day,
IMPERATIVE ENGAGEMENTS CALLING HIM -TO CHICAGO
salt petre, paper, feathers, &e., to get even
temporary relief. I had not left home for ten.
years without on attendant. After some unusu
al labor, as'an attempt to speak in court, I was
sure to have an attack and usually a severe one;
my nervous system was greatly deranged, and
my stomach seriously out of order. In this
state I applied to Dr. S. S. Fitch, of New Yeti:,
who afforded some relit .to my nervousness, but
although I continuedlis treatment a year or up
wards he could not and did not stop my asthma;
my attacks continued as regularly as before
with their' attendant violence. After this I
concluded to try Dr. Calvin M. Fita's treat
went, and 'accordingly wrote to him et Fitts
burgh in May, 7856, where he then was. •Dr
C. M. Fitch gave me but little encouragement of
permanent curet as I hal beet sick so long, but
said he thought he could relieve me. I was
pleased with this honest, guarded answer, in
many respects different from what I had before
heard, and at once placed myself under his Care
In less than three months, I had experienced
greater relief than I had ever found from any
source. The month of August, I passed with
less disease and slept better than I had done
in the corresponding month, ten years previous.
/n November in consequence of e xposure and
over exertion at court, I had a. slight attack,
but it passed off and I live had none since. I,
have slept more-in bed tind with more comfort,
within six months peat, than in ten years before;
Indeed it seems strange to me that L oan go ~tab
ed and sleep as other men. lam not in agoni
and oppressed as formerly, but. sleep like a child,
as quietly and sweetly es Itattld.desire. ; '1 eta
satisfied from what . I have seen.and known
Dr. C. M. Fiteh's system, thatAieds . the tine
system of treating all forms of pulmonary 'dis
ease. He strikes both !Itemise and effect, and
by his use of inhalations, reaches the seat 'of
disease, while ho gives also--internal ..remedie
to affect the gineral system. .
I wish to draw no invidious comparison be
tween Drs. S. S. S C. M. Fitch, I feel grateful
to both, but the treatment of C. M. Fitch wee
that which met my case. I should not feel as if
I were doing justice to the afflicted, as Lives,
were I not to make these factaknown;antlif you
think them of sufficient. interest, in phblish,
their insertion will oblige your friendand Mitt
scriber. , 3L
Refer lotion. CHAS. SLIAI,ER, Pitiabargls;
N. EWING, Washington;
Pa.,
J. L. GOW, Wahingtot,
CASE OW MRS. TOVILINO:'
To the above I would be pleased to add the
case of Mr!. Yowling, whose husband, Mr.
Francis Yowling, keeps the toll-gate on the
Fourth deem Road, a mile or thereabouts out pf
the city (Pittsburgh,) but"T have not Bp:weber°,
and any one interested can readily ascertain
from Mr. Y. what was effected in hie 'lf ite's
case.
BRONCHORUHdi, OR BRONRRORRUAOW
.
The following case possesses no • ordinary. in
'tercet. As will be seen from the letter, Mr.
Crane was actually pronounced deed train suffo
cation, literal demean:9 , , in consequence .ef the
profuse secretion from the mucus molt rune of
the lunge. But he is still Jiving in UM enjoy
ment of excellent health, and any one wishing
to reify his statement, can do so by writing to
any intelligent resident of the town, as Mr.
Crane is well known, both in town and eountry.
The letter was oricinally'published In the Pitts
burg Gareth. about three years ago
CUTAHOCIA FALLS, Onto.
To the Editors of the Gazette:
tier letters which hero recently appeared in .your
paper in regard to Dr. C. M. Fitch's
. success, iretho•
treatment of Diseases of the Lungs; hare suggoiled
to um to malts known through the modiumnf Your
widely circulated journal, the followingihets, which'
I feel must bo of deep interest to a largo-portion of
our community proving, as they do, the curability of
one of our most obstinate and harrassing forms or
pulmonary disease. I had been for more tha
teen months laboring under severe asthma And
bronchitis combined. For.more than a year it had
been impossible for me to lie a' whole night in bed,
distressing was the feeling of inffecition produced,
while touch of the time the secretion from my lungs
was so profuse, that I raised foureand dome time
live spittoons of mucous in the course of twelve
hours. Many nights my friends watched with me,
thinking 1 must die from suffocation, and throe timed
I was actually pronounced dead.
Our physicians around here—and I consulted the
most skillful men in Summit, county
_I must
die; and Prof. Delimiter, wheat - I
also - consulted,
possible. It I. six victiiis' sines I commencld his
treatment, andi am now and have been for.fonr,,.
weeks past able to lie down and deep all night.CrW
perfect ease and comfort. lam bettor aotlMirl
stronger—much stronger then I bad bean for eiglilmn;
months past. Our physicians consider it almost is"
miracle, and bare been - recommending Dr. Fitch's
treatment in all Xi/cares of the hap. , : • ••••
I have ricently taken a severe cold, and it effects
me scarcely more than It would have done when I
was in perfect health. Dr. Rica, ono of our oldest
sad best physician,. tells me that this cold before I
consulted Dr. Fitch, would have inevitably caused
my death. I heard him recommend a patient . who
asked his minks about consulting Dr. Fitch, to di so
by all means, and he gave tho following rthsoi4e—'
"Dr. Fitch's meccas shows that he vindarstande
department thorougblyiand it is natural
.14 ,
should. for he devotes his whole attention to .
of the throat and limp arid examines from
twenty patients every day he lives ' whilalraimi:,
baps, se e
scarcely half a dotenCesesin the Wane of
a year. We hate fevers and every forsd.:Crieute .
disease to bagman and distract our atteillemi and
Dr. Fitch has nothing to do but to study and test the .
effects of remedies in one partleulcr class of diseases. ,
I adviso you by all moans to consult him.* •'
Several other physicians speak in tho same terms;
for not only in my ease. bat in wally • otherain this
vicinity, has Dr. Fitch effected wonders. Affiend
and neighbor 6f mine, who at the time Dr. Fitch
visited Akron was eon wed to his bed, and whom, in ,
consequence, Dr. Fisch visited personally, Informs
me that be has gained nineteen pound. sinee'eosit:.
• mencing Dr. Fitch's treatment Another genthentan
and also a lady la nor place for whom Dr. filch pre
scribed, are improving rapidly. These facts will be
attested by almost any , respectable inhablthat Of our
place, for they have boon well known and have at
tracted much attention.
I address this to you as / lemon that Dr. Calvin M.
Fitch is of present in your city, and It my be the'
ennuis of directing some aufortuusto sufferer like
:myself to obtain the means of relief. ."
Vory truly yours, Leers enAmt.
.
This affection, commonly, but improperly
called Bronchitis, is a frequent forerunner of
consumption. The first indications are %Mussily
a disposition frequently to clear the throat', and
the hemming may, and generally doeti at len'
change into a confirmed cough, alth lens' hperl
months; or yearn may elapse before the Ain . '
works down upon _ ' the lungs.- 'The phi
thrown off from the threat is. generally_ cl
whitish tor frothy; 'at times thick,- *habil
yellow, and the quantity varies greatly wilt
weather and the condition of '_the system...
times, indeed, for days it; will seem - almost:l
then .•tigtun will begin . in bad - as ever :.,
patient will have spells of being : quite het
sometimes even when there has been' , no oz,
'sure, talking, winging,: or any other- cense-,
produce it. There is occasionally ales; iliynet
ot beat in the throat,'- particularly , when. the
disease is the residt of ' salt 'rheum; or ',ether
An it works down upon the lungs;.it bee:enea'
Bronchitis, and at : length true Tubererdoile CO::
sumption lathe' result.- ...-,
' - Itis hardly necessary to nay that an affection
of this kind can itiadlY . reccitre toti..,elose: or
prompt attention. The cause first . :develoPhog,
1 it should, if possible, be ascertained, and . wken
this laithe inhibition'sts duet from' steel, .etsone,
or Wood working, or 'when - it results trent. over,'
exertion of the vomit Organs . in talking or.' al
ing; the patient 'should, temporarily idle '
pend or abanclon Ida occupation; Our !mei
the treatment of thin affection may be-gat :-
from the following 'letter: . .-- '- - -- ' -.',..,'
' ''. . WASITINCLTOX, WlllhillgtOn Co,' NI: , ..!
.car,$ALA
- . . June Sald, 1537. . . -.- - ' fry IVA Wm%
-Drs.l3lcle and larlya:=4 - 3manntert—tYlsen I wenn bid -Misitin =minims .. . ,
you to 3/ay.1.4541, I bad Ind combust sore threat for.ahout •is , will WIT: sera
seven months ' s:l4rue three er four Months pre - elms, It wite large witince.hotise,
ww, met of grafts,
eery bad. - 1 heats-led ell that my 'phyeacians timid eh, for • Minima liin ll % , - - - - -.t ~,,,,,,y.,llspcoly,_ _ - ..-,i , `l:" ,
tee, and almost estrythlngelso 1 could bear of, but "theta large quantity of ralipberrYLV.,_t„,,,„, want, It wit' b•Lieg — d '....." - ,se ‹.
rellef.•.l - had cough and much general debility. itithiM a shrubbery . A. the 0_ni5i7;17,47 - wa1umg . .„,,,,,,R,,,, ,, _
any few so f alter I began te, non your Inhaling Floid, - my leer end.. nosy . ~,_,,,a ~-o r i r, akeh - caftm ..,,,, T .,p4: .
throat' Al greatly,relfeved, and in *short time to all eys of 'Yederal street, -rl
~ . , --.-:.-.,,.., , ....„ ! „ 4.. .z - jia: - .1-„
penmen well, and has beau well ems dam ...step about ,ilileghsimlY• - -' ' ' ',..,,_„,
..,,,---r , '„__,`„,_ ; .,--:,
six mouths ego, when In consequence of a eery severecold. I Fuo ,, s A . .. eharco.- 3:4LIZEIpIf,: ; iiapir., .4, ~.......
was 'obilml to have remorse again to the Inhaling Yluld, .•,,,, t o ,b, e ,,e lbw city Ei r ac5t,44.1 7 ,.,“ ; - _ - ... - ~ .....:4,r, ...„,
which mineral me In half a Mmenlintee using ft. I keep ,--.-Aurris toogis,t'CO.; N0.14-roiltell i 1,..
It by me, and would not !Me, km any account to be without . ig lu ".:._
..,-.....-------------
SI iii .E . r-ISlONtix:=4lusinva orliieptismo;-% , " , ?A'
It. )ft, conetitution Is so slender that I newer expect to be - 31 7 7 '... . . v r.. -. ..71 . t
us arena as some twople,'hutif Iran alwayebe as well AP I IVI. datkon papSr to awns' of S , ll,ooo;sautist: . WM‘eiatei . ' r ,„. ~
am now I *belt be very grntelnl. Your, tre4l , 7, ' ~..; ,- - J. . ,yon e ldintuiaSthis_alllceof .- . - ; i - iii,,, , 4 1 4 - 4,11, .
..
.....,0
1
naossentrrs
At a point opposite the . centre 'of' the- upper - - 1,14; ....
portion of the brestet. hone, the trashes' or win& Mmt
pipe divides into two branches, one Pillar Into • JP lll *.r .
- ,
.. , . .
. .
VOLUME
eachlung, and there again. dividing`or SU 'ri
ding the, britnehes .of .a tree. These are'
the Bronchial. or; air tnbe,t;, vlitdirdianuentionot
the Xining of these fabie
fatlamtnation of. the '.faucua2ccentbrane*.ordhe
tbroatesjust shown, ottly ‘ Laryngit,ia.4hoigh.
Often calledEronchitis. •
!No disease is mare active in the develoPente:4'; •
tr consuniptioiil ban lironchitia; Illlkrconevineni
y isniithin; more nor less than suicide for a
patient-Jabortur,,,under Bronchitis - to,neglect • .
himself. Itithis election, pedici nal inhalations
are of peculiar value, for we 'carilhus'ica: ch.
directly all the inlet:tea surface's; end' by so
doing, together . with 'the use of iireper,intertal
remedies, especially alterative niediciee‘..
remove . whatever acrofulous taint or humor
there may in tho system, end using rontiaued
but mild counter-irritatlet, - wet compretiii4l:; < ::'
&c., are to afford rellet.in , tAS 63
that under ordinary treatmentt could bat -termi
nate
fatally. -. .
_
Thiinffection consists in the development in
the air cells of the lungs, of n peculiar subitance . -
known its tubercle, and when this softens down
and is thrown off ulcers and cavities are left,
If these heal, ware will remain, marking
retiree, recovery from true consumption. I
have shown in various publications, the • fro
.quency, of the discovery of these, scars on the
llthge.o.tPerthoe aYlPg.frPm diseases_ other Plan
eonetneption; or in Otherworda, tho :frequency
,
.efthtifpormtuient cure off.true lubereulou&Con-'.
sumptrOn; . :Iptopooe to: develop ;this tt•?.-16peo -
length in another article, but space will , not at
dit present '
~permit
: -
- 4!.5212i0', -
Cutti.-L-The writer of the followirig;.!an
.
gent, reliable and well known farmer, of Beaver
county, called at our office n few daysaiemearith
the request, that HI we considered his • Case of
sufficient interest. to warrant peication, - we
should giro it a placo in- our coin - 'We do
consider it a case Of nittch-iiieereat; and ant 'ono -
so unfortunate as to he laboring tinder' any of--'
fectled orihe runggsp will hardly Date thank us
for...citing it publicity. Dr. Fitch- will remain
hero btit afew weeke longer; and those. dealring
hie advice; must nittke earl • application !-
- .Lkiiirirrai43zawan Co., PA., July '7, 11357.—re
dor "Editors ilts DivateA.:—l wish to soaks
known throug hyour , columns some facts, which I
think' sinlinterest any se' infortunato as to be sot ,
tering from frore diseases of the lungs. In the latter-yen
of 1852 my wife was latch with rough, expootora- •
don and shortness of breath; which increased until
in the winter of 1854-55 rho was minsideired -beyond
hope and soma of. ndr.physicians bed gene solar as. -
to tiz the time lot hot: was very , much
- otnaciaied; was .auffering.enderprofhee bight raeat4
had phills and fever every diy. :AO was very honk
and unablo4W lia on'. her right side at all—in fact-she - V
could hardly.lio dom
s atal but had'lo be holstered .
spin
boa. About the latof January', 1855; - ''ion-
sultedon herbehalfDr.Cal "nir-31.21tehOstio WO - than
to Pittihnigh; and who himself regarded thtOosse as
so critical that hp would giro us no more etteeiantgi.
meat than to protaLso to do-. what he could terrbmr.--
To our groat joy , and to rho surprise efesor , willlk• -
bora, under. Dr. Fitch's preseriptionoLaholrogußP , '
imprevei'altriost..lTMeiliately,.andln:aF'Zeufdd , fof •
'Months had gained - 64m than r beliiiMl4 possible
oho over could gaiu. "She got ao ivellthatrabestader - -
tOok to do more than • she waft able to and look cold - '
again; endues worse; and: when Dirt-Fitch. Was in
'Pittsburgh' again, little Over a year egoist.* was "
worse the.. wheal,find consulted hisrb.. , , , Thistime,
however; we resolrod -to bo thorough ith, the treat
meat; tui'd-wereso,:cissitinbinie until to all appearances
my wife to as N et as ever. Her chest has expanded
tory much; she . is strum; hearty, - free from coale 6
.anti had only ono cold.l last winter, and that had but •
little effect. ' Our neighbors' all consider the cage as , -
urest remarkable, and if you think it of sufficient in- '
tercet to warrant. publication I shall hp pleased to see ,
it in your paper: -
-I &mid giro one more ease—that of Idri Johnson.
residifig about five mita. tom me; almost as remark.: .
able as my wife's, and when Dr. Fiteh's treatment •
has almost wrought a -miracle. I can ,name,' also,
two other cases in this vicinity now under Drs. Fitch
and Sykes' treatment, and with great apparent ben- -
Any ono desirbig faller particulars:an have
thent by addressing or visiting me-',ltt Soy residence,
shoot a mile and a half from the village of luditetry,
noarer county, Fa. .' 'Very Truly, Tours; • -
,
TIIOIIAS WILSON. ' •
I shall remain in Pittsburgh, till the 21st of
Angw3t, but no longer, and all desiring to . -
saltmo persomdly,, or by....letter,befoyn..that ,
period, can have anpp
oortunity so to do, btitit
. .
Terms ArOntits:' . ...4piply at tba)Tareho6sa of
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Eflfodstinitrict, b7r ttle aqui
tir .LET2-46.eleglint Store Room
1111listzilif,betia — su and Azd , 3larket; ratableilla
for a 7fencl Good* fistablistmera r lmfing Wm!, Window and
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With riid roan; shrubbery, An., dellgtAlblly sin ..za
stamina the deer butly-In Alleg lie ny City, noble tb6
dentebef Mrs. bnabrdel: &eat la, Enquire of • ' •
prof' 1603 ES RLAY:I), Eeq.;
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fu llueonkt;and bag W. the tandem cone enlenres, into; .
guy Le, to melt. .it tlealtabld ksi i family. Posselaloe can
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Waxl,above boistlis hfiy tftt oo Llbouly
etmd enntdiosteek on/ husdnd feet to Sprlag •1167,•a1tp
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