The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, October 09, 1849, Image 1

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ESTABLISHED
• ' msiNRSS CARDS.
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LEADEBt Wholesale dealer* in
B Shoe., l*itt.tmrgh
SSSwi«SS^ v N°-» .;F*.
PiUsb«r!U.__
tflSSw (Wholesale ft ad Retail Drug-.
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" ’. .:': IT ■.WmwST
. VkBoXVi {"‘iT r CULBEatSON, Wholesale Grocer*,
R Caaialrtioa Jilerchtnia, No. ItS, Liberty *i-,
J'o-
TSnvv'ii.S'JSTOCK fc Co., Wholesale and Ue-
J uui J)mR/ri»ui corner Wood and Oth »U- i>V
V*luALtrkT<fc"ssn'H < Wholesale Grocer*, lti and
Jjfg.WoodttrcctriKaburfcju - _
jouiT*. caato. w.s. huixkiu
/->pAtr, t HkINN'F.R. Forwarding and Commission
„ Ol MerphanU_No.« Market]ii, nnttiargh. jsptd
W Cc/., iForwardiny and Com*
Basin, l‘Ut*burgt>^l'*.
U&quaano Btcel - and Iron
J //iIOLEMANi'MAILMAN £Co,iflanni'*ciarcrs «f
.-/ AJ/Coach and Eliplic Sponge, tUmmered Axle*,
/■* Spring and-Monsh Steel, l*on, Ac. Warehouse on
'■/'■ Waier and From creels, ritwburgh. tl
/ - (AUo, dealer* int Coach Trunnnagi and Malleable
/ ' darting*.' -I " ; f • - «ca*
Tl (late English, Gallagher
rets, Coniimuion and For»
biers in Produce and Pius*
\Vood st, between .’d and
I ! ■ belt
nVNGLISH & BENNETT
El if Co.)'Wiolaale
faniuildllercliaai*, and del
BrfhilkuutacujreSjNo. 3<l
autcctt. 1 , > 1
EuKUE COOU&AN< Ugmmmicto'uad PorwanUn*
J VO Wood'aucet Piustiurgh.--iriyl7
TUMK liB&OUK FACTORY,
AMlLlONSlTSWAßTYmajinfaeturer of Heavy
Shitting*, Cheek Rebecca street. city of
arhenr..' ' [ V •
t''LKEV(*ucccjior to Murphy Wool Deal
# e* and’Comraission .MercMui, for tho sale Of
lerican Woolecs, Liberty, opposite 3th si fcb!7
T” * •
E>Wi£2li£lU), ? Ph ;i ffrt .
• / s. C. K'CUjUCQV, JO2LI A. WftBAXS, $
if I KAIJj &lßUCKl'iOß,Tobacco CoraaJwion Met
l~l csftnu.il Wftlsr si, &Id Norik Whftrve*,
jjlula. 1 •■ . ■. ng»2o-if
: 'I &.A.sia£i!j •wn.r.joios.
'• T | ARDY. JONE 3 A Coj (icccenou To Atwood,
• FI Jouc* A Co.) Cotstntia-.oh and Forwarding Wei*
I counts, in Pittsburgh Manufactured Goods,
Pmsbargb, Pi. i \ 2. nchB7
luujuji ouxn, souii oicKsr. ra,-
■; iB&lAli DICKEY & Go-, AVlioltule Unxm. Cua*
X mission Merchants, and dealers ta Produce, NoOU
Water, taflO? Front streets, Pittsburgh. . i.ovb_
jonaXc hwdaru. - roszru nu.Wp*iu.
J- - a. DILWORTH A Co, Wholesale Grocer*, Pro
> doce and Comuiuion Merchants, and Agent*
lot the Hazard Powder Co. of ft. y., fto. S 3 Wood it,
fiusbnrgh. *pt®
JOHN M. TOWNtJEND, Druggist aad Apothecary
.fto. is Market st* three doors above Third n. I’m*!
burgh, will have constantly on hand a well selected as;
aoruaculofthe bcsland freshest.Medicinea.which he
will sell oh the most reasonable terns. Physicians
t-»v»ng orders, will be promptly attended to, and sap*
plied with articles they may rely upon as genuine.
: |jy Physician* Prescription* will be accurately abd
neatly prepared from the best materials, at any hsoz ol
he day or night. ‘
■ Also for sale, a large stock of fresh and good Perth,
marjr. _ iV*'.
J : ii. <IANPIkD), (iue of Warren, Ohio,) Gcmmis
aitm and Forwaruing Merchant, andwliolcaifC
dealer in Western Reserve Cheese, Uniter, Pot and
Pearl Ash, and Western Produce generally, Water
tract, bettVDon Smithficld and Wood, Pinahurgh. ap3
JOHN WATT,"(successor to Ewan & GebbaiV
Wholesale Grocer, and Commission Merchant,
dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures, cor
per of Liberty and Hand streets, Pittsburgh Pa. )vt&
JAMES a McGUIBK, (lata'ofthe firm ofAlgeoand
McGuire,) Merchant Tailor, St. Charles Uiuldicgs,
third street, nesr Wood, Pitubergb. - ,
JytMYrs a. HUTCmao.N, A Co.—Successors to
Lewis Uatchison A Co., Commission Merchants,
USd Agents of the St. Loots Steam Sugar Itihcery-
No,'44water anallJ front street*, Pittsburgh..
J Ollft U. WOKOAft, Wno(esaie Draggw:, and aeai
er in Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Ac., N 0.30
Wood street, one door South of Diamond Alley, Pm**
burgh-_ ; juui_
'TAMES JaERK.Jr n A Co., (tcecessor to Joseph (i.
p| Water street. ocill
JOHN 1L MELLOK, Wholesale and Retail dealer
inMusie und Musical lnitnimehu, School Hooks.
Paper, Slates, Steel Tens, Guill*, Primers’ Cards, and
Stationary generally, No. SI Wood su, Pittsburgh.
|p* nogs bought or taken iu trade. _ _*cpls_
J iSCIiOONMAitEk A Co., Wholesale Druggists,
« No. a 4 Wood street, Pittsburgh. j . ;
OlifTli. DAVIS, Auctioneer, corner ata and Wood
Streets, Pittsburgh. ocC;
JO&NBTON~A STOCKTON. Booksellers, Printers
and Papor Manufacturers, No. 44 Market su, Fitti
bargh. J£6
—jouhFloip. • Kicttaan Plovn.
JA-Hl FLOYD, Wholesale Grocers, Commission
a Merchants,- and Dealers in Produce, Round
Church Buildings, fronting on liberty, Wood und dth
streets, Picabtugh, Pa. • myd
fM VH BALZKLL, Wholesale Grocer, Commission
Meieliant, and dealer In Produce.and Pittsburgh
jUinnfa*mres. N 0.24 W.ater st.,'Pmsbnrgh* janto
T ACOB WIiAVEIL Ji, Wholesale aad'ttelail Dea
ler in Foreign Wines and Liquors, and old Monon*
gahelm-Ryc Whiskeys, corner First and Market its.
.. 3rd - - *
,T/iKR A JONES, Forwarding and Commission Mer*
K chunv^^ l * ta Produce and Pittsburgh' tnscu
tacwred nruck-*,Canal Basin,,near «lh st. . d^f
■ pKIsjTaiLLL, Pfll'blHJlttiU, PA.
T7~ENWF nY i CIULDS * CO., Manufacturers of very
|y mjJCTJM 4*4 Sheetings, Carpet Chain, Co turn
Twine and Batting. joUMy
Veiavlui Iron Works.
LEWIS, DALZKLL A Co., manufacturers or all si*
sea Bar. Sheet, Boiler Iron and Nails cX the l>e«t
cuaiiiy. .Warehouse, 54 water nud 105 front sL
janlB - l _ : \
T B WATERMAN, Wholesale Grocer, Fcrword
-11. ing and Commission Merchant, Dealer in Pins*
* banh Manufactures' and Produce, No*. 01 Water bL,
gad <a Front»- • i*£
nOIUS IUIUT.Jk . i JOBS K. MW4
KJKSSKDY A- SAWYEJA,
T OOKING GLASS and Wholesale
JLj dealers in foreign and domestic Variety Goods.
Western merchants, Pedlars and others axe invited
to coll and examine the pheesand quality of oar slock,
W with cart present increased facilities in maaofeeuu
iog and purchasing, we think we tan offer as groat
inducements to buyers os any other house wettoi'the
M contains. • i- . _ ;atJ*ly
ytt yf,n .»», Pnn«nm_ ~ ■ c; w. atCKkisas, Piasborgh.
Mii.l.V-H a iUCKETVON.-WhoiesaleGrocers, and
importers of Brandies, wines sad Bcgars, No*.
17* ud 174, corner of liberty and irwiu streets, Pitts
burgh, Pa Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns, Ac. Ac. con
stant! yen hand. "fgM _ '
} 0 laS. b. x'uiu. ' WAiTIS C. OUC.
McGILLS AROE,Wholriole Grocers arid Cotzuni*-
*ian Merchants, No. 184 Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
MURPHY, WILSON a CO., (late Jones, Murphy A
Co.) Wholesale Dealers, in Dry Good*,- No. ii
Wood street, Pittsburgh, - j ; ?">«a .
MXl*ni£W\VliiM)N7i , ortniiiandMtnjatorePaiji.
ter. Rooutd,.corner of Post Office Alley and
Fourth street, eutranee on 4th near Market.
■ ’ ; •
PriT»BURGU STEEL ~WORK3 and spring
' and axle factory. .
ikaacriuuEh • ;oca ?. qciso.
- JOBRS A dUICQ,
TkI'ANUFACTUREKS of spring and blister steel,
JJX nlongh steel, steel plough wings, coach and clip
icspnnrs, hammered iron axles, and dealers in mal
* eabla costings, fire engine lamps, and coach trimmings
generally, center of Russ and Front st*., Pituburxu,
' ■ - : febu
N HOLMES * BON, No. to. Market sl, leeond
' door troiu corner of Fourth, dealer* in Foreign
i . and itoimettic Urll* of Exchange, Ccnihcate»oi' I)cpo»-
1 jl Bank fioie* and Specie.
.» py Collection* mad on all the principal eiUe*
- throughout the Lolled Stale*.' • declT
XT ALPPueaa—Oflice. Fourth si
Fw 1 third dborabore Smithheld, south side.
- Ooateyanting of all kinds done with the grealci
♦maualesaiaeeuracy. ' • ’
twu. ie £ c ai Ksuta examined, fee. ocuK>-ly
"_" pn. nsomitiic McCook.
'• Fourth street, -near Oram, in tho room
1/ lately occupied by Alderman Miller, immediate
ly opposite Mr. lie may bo toaiid at night
la No. 71, Su Charles liousL __ • jull:d6a -
XI. ‘l’.'UoberU, M> Df
• /"VPTiIALMfC. SL'KCIiON, will atiend U> lie treat.
•Aj metrtof ifcseases of tie Kye.-" •
l>r. K. it* been engaged in ini* branch of lie aedi>
cal profession for sixteen yeans and lias conducted an
csatbUsbßJoatfbriioUeanisentof diseases of lie eye
alone lor icvaxal years. . 1 -
Otncx aud-residence,, comer of Sandusky *t,aad
Strawberry alley, Allegheny city. ocH3
STORK.—No. 7*.Fourth
litli aL, Dear Wood—All quantities .of Green and
■■HB Hlacfc Teas, done up in quarter, half, and
one pound packages, ranging from 5u ets. 'per pound
HA jyi AT JAi for Pekin Tfa_Co.
• . ' : 1 x ™ n
T) ROUISON k. CO. banns anocialed THOMAS
. LITTLC>br., witUUicmm lia*ine»».'lhc W Iwtle-.
wle Grocery,froducenad Commi»«i*n f»a»ine** will
be eorniruud ts usual under tha linn of Kouimjii, Lil
lie it Co. , ___
< ThOmsON, LITTLE k 192 Liberty meet,
2 XV FitUUaigh* Wholesale Grgcer*, Ifioduce nod
Cottmituoa .Merchants, and deeper* in Fuubargb
Manufactures. '• Jy7
' twliasm/ THOi. LtTTLU. *LM- fc.
"'V>UUtitT iiUOKi; Wholesale UrocerV'Eecnf) mg
XV DiiUller, dealer in Troduco, Piusburgb Manutac
tum, and ail kind* orVorelgn and Dumbitie Wmt*
and Liquors, ho. U Liberty street On hand a very
: large sloe k of aupenor old Mouointulieiu wluskey,
l which willboxiljjow foremli. v ' Rj>ls:ly
f U OUEirr LAL/.KI.L (l Co- . Grocer
\ XV Coinjamwon uad Fonrarditur Merchant*, dcale
[in Frodace and ITtCaLnrch. Manufacture*. Liberty ■
»Fillaburgb, Fa. . JebtSi
r
U o.arrsuu*, ~ j. i_ mu.
fi ft OLDS & SHIS, Forwarding ud Cemmi»»ioD
i XV fllercbauu, for Ac Allegheny Hirer Trudc, deal-
I Mia Orocenct, Produce, Pituburgh Mtmuiaciurei
i ud chloride of bitte.
It The blghetiprieee, hi cuh,*pald at all tiinea for eoan
,Wi. earnerofptna and lrwin.tla. jaiiJl
T>OtfF. A. CUNXtSttHaM WTuileaale Groce!
r -JK/.Dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh Manotactarei
fr &, HI Liberty ti jyla
5 J. c. SHii-Ttl.BlTj . -pma. ■. w»rrc
*f OiHACKLIiXT t 'WIUTB, Wboletale Dealer* la
\ O roicigo and DoaMtie Drj Good*. No.W Wood tt.
> 1 |»tt,t«bitrgs- • t ■ . febttlf
I ITmITIJ, UAUALKY k Co-, WLo!e**Je Grocer* end
( Q i»ro«lace deaici»,No.:fca Market itrcet, between sth
• [ tad cm. North hJc, Philadelphia. ttovS
l C —JTSV. UAHbAUGU, Wool Merchants, Dealer*
• I D« m Fleur *t> d Produce generally, and Forwarding
' I and ComnJaai® ll Merehauu, No. 63 Water at, I‘itu.
J barirli. . . - . !
■ • • i*LL«u? frrrsaiacu. loon atcHot*,.****^ 5 * I ''
Srt-t.KRS-A- fcICOIA Produce and' General Com
ntltsum Merchant*, No; n Liberty at., Pituburgh.
Sperm, and Lard Oil*. • • _ _ _
iS DQNNHOEST, aTCo7Whofc»ale Uro-
D, cera. Forwarding asd Conunirrio'' Merchant*,
Dealmia Pittsburgh Waattiacinrta and
haauTOßOved UHhftiraew Warehouse, (old eland)
"eorn««fFrontpt.M4 Chancery Laae.
CARDS.
fIMASSEt/A BEST, Wholesale Grocers and Coinmil-
I aioa Merchants, and dealers in Produce. No. 35
•Wood st, Pittsburgh. . p&22 ’
'wnrastH. "V. y. Bcbi*r.' •
11 ROTH A SCOTT, Wholesale and Retail dealer* in
Boots: Shoes, Tranks. Carpet Bag*. Ac, S.W.
corner of. 4th and Snuthfiela sts, Pittsburgh, Pa. jn3
‘ ‘OHH 0. Win, \ BAVU at'CAKSUB*
WICK A-M’CANDLESS, (successors to L. A J.D.
Wick,)-Wholesale Grocers, Forwardiag and
Commission Merchant*, dealers in Iron, Nail*, Glass,
Lotion Yams, and Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
pproe* of Wood and Water -t reels. Pittsburgh.
W\V. WALLACE, Mill clone and Mill Fumjsh*
• in? ectablhbmeni, No. 3W Liberty »t, near the
ennai.' __ marts
W ; W. 'VlLfcON7Waielit*, Jewelry,Silver WariT r
• and Miluarv Good incomer of Market and 4ih
reeu, Pimbargh, Pa. N. B.—Watches and Cloek*
•efalljr repaired. dec4
'*EST lib WEN—Cam"' ..i ■ ■
i BOWEN—Commission and Forwarding
1 f Merchant, No. W) Front st. between Wood and
Market street*. , . , febQl
Wjt >iWpiivrwho'tSitrfia'Biiaif‘aiaEriK
• Tbrngri and Domestic Dry Good*, north east
inter of Market and Fourth bis. £dr¥l
VTtj tOOSO, - . Jso. a. JCCT'
WftL YOUNG t, Co.—De tiers in leafier hides; in.
_ 143 Liberty at
. to at. M’cncHJOs-
WA R. M'CUTCHEON, Wholesale Groeer»,dca
• ler* in Produce, lroir, Ncll>, Gla*», and Pitts,
burgh Manufactures generally. lfiS Liberty tt,‘ Pills
burgh. ■ dec2
W* W WILSON. Dealer in Watches. Jewelry
« Silver Wore, Military Goods, Ac., No. 57 Mar
set m_ , nov7
wurvouso * CO.,
PEALERS INJUDES AND LEATHER, Morocco,
BhoeJtnduin,Ae., No. 143 Liberty street, have
jusurrteived their SPRING STOCK of roods, com
-pfuitie a large assortment of article* In their line, to
the attention of purchaser* is invited.
. mchlS ’
STEAM BOAT AGENTS
OmcxAßorx M. Allis i Co,
I. oeCtl No. it Water »trcrU
INSURANCE.
WESTtItS INS USANCE COSIPABI
OF PITTSBURGH.
CAPITAL tIUO.OUO. :
J. FntJOti. Jr, geo’y. 11 R- Mims, Jr, Prcsl.
Will insure Against nil kinds of risks,
FIRE AND MARINE.
ALL losses will bOMibcrally adjtuled'and promptly
pAli | 'i /
a home institution—managed by Directors who ire
well known in the community, and who are determin
ed by promptness and liberality to maintain tbs char
acter which they hare assumed, a* offering the best
protection to those who disire to be Insure 1_
Diaxcro&s —R. Miller, Jr., Geo. Black, J W. Butler,
N. Holme*, Jr., Wm. 11. Holme*, C, lhmsen, Geo. W.
Jackson, We M. Lyon, Ja«. Lippincott, Tho*. K.
Utcn, Junes M’Auley, Alex. Nimlck, Thos. Scott.
Omn, No. J 9 Water street, (warehouse of Spang
& Co„ up stairs,) Pittsburgh. • ju4:dly
“USSUTULSCE." '•••
TIIB DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY' INSU
RANCE COMPANY.—Office. North Room of the
Exchange, Third glrcet Philadelphia.
Flu* Lstrasac*.—Buildings, Merchandise and other
property in town and cobstxt, insured against lots or
damagc.by fire al the lowest rate of premium.
iKiraastx—They also insur- Vessels, Car
goes and Freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or
special policies, as the assured may desire,
IflLsttDTßAasrottA'nba.—They tl/o Injure merchan
dise transported by Railroad Cars, Canal
Posts and gleam Boats, on risers and lake*, on the
post liberal terms. *
DIRECTORS—Joseph If. Seal. Edmond A. Bonder,
John C Davis, Robert Barton, John R Penrose, Soma
el Edwards, Geo G Leiper, Edward Darlirgion. Isaac
R Davis, William Fotwell, John Kewtin, Dr R M Hus
ton, Junes C Hand, Tbeophilos Paulding, H Jones
Brooks, Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig, Gcoige Serrill,
Spencer Mellv&ln, Charles Kelly, J G Johnson, Wil
liam liar, Dr 8 Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre, Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH-*). T. Morgan,
Wa Bsxaiey, Jno. T. Logan.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
Rrciuw S. A’ ewbold, Secretary.
Office of lie Company. No. 42 Water meet,
.Pituboryh. jol&tdtf- P. A. MADEIRA, A^cnt.
FIBE AMD MJUUNKTNSURASCK. "
THE INSURANCE CO. ©i North America will
moke permanent and limited Insurance on pro
perty in this city anil .vicinity,, and r n tbipmcuis by
Canal, Rivera, Lakes/and by Sea. The properties oJ
iLii Company are well invested, and fanuih an a rail*
able fumffbr the ample indemnity of all peraon* who
desire to be protected by issuance.'
myt> ffttP. JONES, Age
UDEUSI!
TJ+e FranUin Fire Insurance Co. of PkQadeffhia.-
DIRECTORS.— Charles N.Baheker, Thomas Hart,
< Tobin Vfegntt, Samuel Grant, Jacob R. Smith,
Geo. W Richard*, Motdeeai D. Lewis, Adolpho E.
Rone, Band S. Brown, Morris Pauerson.
CuanLn N. Bascxsx, President .
Charles G. Baneker. Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited,
bn overy description of property in town or country,
at rates os low as ore consistent with security.
To Company have reserved a large contingent Pond,
which with'their Capital and Premiums, safely invest
ed. afford ample protection to the assured.
The assets ol tne compony, on Janaary Ist, ISO, as
published agreeably,to as act of Assembly, ■were as
fellows, vis:
Mortgages
Real Estate \
Temporary Loans
Stocas* •
Cash, Ac.
-$1,047,438 41
«,7IM 63
96.0U1 65
51,fc0 S 3
38,604 37
81,329,492 71 /
Since their incorporation, a period of 19 yean, they
have paid upwards of one million four hundred thoc»-
and dollars, losses by fire, thereby aiTording evidence
cf the advantages ot insuninc.:, a* well es the ability
and disposition to meet with promptness ail liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
marl-dly Office N E corner_Wood and 3d ni
fi grrriaf AtaifMi; to aIjIMS m acm co.
• > A. MADEIRA, Agent at Pittsburgh for the Dela-
X « ware Mutual Safety Insurance Company ei Phil
adelphia. Fire Risks npon buildingsond merchandize
of every description, and Marine Risks npon hulls or
cargoes of vessels, taken upon the moat favorable
Office in the'Warehouse of W. B, Llolmca A Bro.,
Nof 37 Water, near Market street, Pittsburgh.
N B—The success ol this Company since the estab
lishment of the Agency in this city, with the prompt
ness and liberality with which every claim upou them
for loss has been adjusted, fully warrant the agent in
inviting the confidence and patronage of his mends and
the community at large to the Delaware M. Si. Insu
rance Company, while it has the additional advantages
as on institution among the most flourishing in Philadel
phia—as having an ample paid-in capital, which by the
operation of 7S charter is' co.au an ily increasing, as
yielding to each person insured his due share of the
profits of the company, without involving him in any
responsibility whatever, and therefore as possessing
the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious fea
ture, and in its most attractive torm __ no.l
-' Fins'asd HAnins ihsuhafck.
riMIE insurance Company of North America, uirough
• m duly authorized Agent, the lubscnber, oner* to
iStie permanent and limited Iruumncp on property, in
this city and its vicinity, and on shipments by the Ca
nal and Rivera-
DIRECTORS.
Charles Tavlor,
Ambrose White,
- Jacob M.Thomas,
John R. Neff,
Richard D. Wood,
Arthur G Coffin,
Sam’i W/Jones,
Edwani Smith
John A. Brown,
John White,
Thomas F. Cope,
Samuel F. Smila,
Samuel Brooks,
Win. Welsh.
Frames Hoslrena,
. 8. Austin Attil'Oiie,
ARTHUR (J. COFFIN, Pres’u
lie oldest ”*uranee Compahy in the United
Stales, having been chartered in 17V4, lu charter is
perpetual, ana from iu high slandmg, tong experience,
Lnple means, and avoidmg all nska.of an exua hw
antous character, it may he considerSd as oflenng om
nil* <if euritv to the public. W. P. JU.Nfcj».
P At the Counting Boom of Atwood, Jones A Co., Wo
cr and Front streets Pittsburgh. J
tilt * ,M,7r ~
fTiIffSCiScRIBEE he. beer, eppolnierl Asenljrro
tem. of (be lejurencc Compauy of North Arnerice,
£k' willie.ee Pelicic. e.d ellee.l lethepother bu.breM
nfihe Aeency, Vl llie warcLon»e of AlwooU, Joiie' «
outc WM. P.JOXi-a. water «l
'ORWARDIiNUto COMMltjijlOiN
, .. p,,.- J. c. nustroULa.
L-ucor*. BKETFOULKi
U?ORWARDING A MEH HAN'T,.,
■' Awl dealer* in While U'Ld. WtnJo w ola**, Ac.,
103 Second street, Fittsburgu, la-
Will attend prompt)): to the *&)c.ol article* entrusted:
. * to itielr care. •
R*TKJt 10-Dagaley A.bmitD, IL Tanner A Co. 9. A
Wb U
Satan
'h! Brown A Co., Philedclpma A-O. tttcliard*oa A
bio , Groff, Holmes A Co., Cincinnati. O. Jok» K
Howard, Louisville, Ky. John Smith. New Orleans,
U.Td“ A Harman, Cleveland, O. AJ. Kadl*T, Man»-
Kh», •o. Clare, Park. A Co., Heaver, Fa. augOidif.
. OEOUGE COCiuaAJS.
Commliilen and forwarding Horchant.
no. «s,wo*id»t., rrmatmuix, ....
CIO NTINUES to transact a Commission bust
j ness. Especially in the purchase and sale of Ameo
enn Manufactures and Prodaee, and in receiving and
forwarding Goods consigned to his care, As Agent for
Hie Manufacture*, he will bo constantly supplied with
ihr principal articles of Pittsburgh Mtuiufncinre at the
lowest wholesale price*. Orders and consignments
are respectfully solicited. t9J
... e ykatmab. a. v. mraxn. oao. a. Bauixsn.f.
YKATMAN. PITTMAN A CO.,
mWAKDIXU fc lOnaiSSlIlN bkkciunts,
No. is* Second at,reel,
tnehinsddm* __
' 17777, W ~ USES itllMO.I
V ™ * bJaIFE A ATKIN BON,
imrua Wood as» Msun, Prmaraan,
to manufacture all kinds of COPPER.
sheet iron wabk. ai», bi.c
smith Work. .
- »*—
companies. steam boat men and
\* wool Or..;. cl/all ju>»ue™u» d tatol .
others to call and see oor aruetc V ?
nn rciiastna elsewhere. J—•
T r^ P rM°AN“S^”“'?S k, : d c‘“r'V:'
The tilwve work* being now in f dj, ? *i e h
eration. lam prepased to ex *«I ®* u willows,
/or all tind. of raac^"* Jm« railways,
piekers, spreaders, cards. gnMXEg , MB . woolen
CI„M. A 801 l
AC’*., King. Pennock ALOh. J««- A. Gray.
T'iTa VE * this day associated wuli me m lift whole
' i Kc GrSerylrodace and^^ion
my biother Jotepli, under the ° ui LWO RTH.
A Co.
7H tf-SOCIiTN K lis n IP— w »• b ft Vl «S ,hj 1
HOTELS
POUSTAIS HOTEL.
LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE
MTHIS establishment long and widely known as
•being One of the moil commodious in the city of
Baltimore, has recently undergone very, citen
live altcrationi and improvements. An entire new
wing has been added, containing numerous and airy
aleening apartments, and extensive bathing room*.
lie Ladies’ department has al*o been completely
reorganised and fitted up in a mo • unique and beauti
ful style. In fact the whole arrangement of the nouse
has been remodeled, with a single eye on the pap of
the proprietors, towards the comfort and pleasure bf
their Guests, and which they confidently assert will
ehallenge comparison with any Hotel in the Unlrm.
Their table will always be supplied with* every sub
stanial and luxury wbieh the market affords, served
np in a superior style; while in the way of Winea, Ae.,
they will not bo surpassed.
In conclusion the proprietors beg to say, that nothing
will be left undons on their part, nad on the part of their
assistants, to render this Hotel worthy the eoiitinoed
patronage of their friends and, the publin generally.
The prices for board have also been reduced to the
following rates:
Ladies* Ordinary,
Gentlemen's "
N. D,—The Baggage Wagon of lie House will al
ways be foond at ihe'Cat and Sleaxaboat Landings,
which will convey baggage u>.and froa the Hotel, free
of charge. '
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
cofixn m nsn arm it. cLiik m-,rrm>Bir*gii, ?a.
EThe subscriber having assumed the manage*
tnent of this long established and popular Hotel,
respeetfiilly announces to Travellers and the
Public generally, that he will be at all times prepared
to accommodate them in all things desirable in a well
regulated Hotel. The House is now being thoroughly
repaired throughout, aad new Furniture added, and no
pains will be spared to make the Exchange one of the
yery best Hotels in the country.
The undersigned respectfully solici'- a continuance
' of the very liberal patronage Ute House has heretofore
received, TUOMA9 OWSTON,
febMtf * " Proprietor.
corns or exam «txssts, rtrrssrsoa.
M THE subscriber respectluUy announces that
be has now opened Ids new and excellent Uotcl
for the accommodation of travelers, boarders,
and the public generally. The house ana funuinre
are entirely new, and no pains or expense have been
Sored to render it one or the most'Comfortable and
easont Hotels in the city.
The subscriber is determined to deserve, and .there*
fore solicits, a share of public patronage.
oetl4-dly > JACOB HOUtIH, Proprietor.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
• - cgPOTT «r- ssTWsm vockto am> nrrn gre.
OPPOSITE fate Bank of the United States, Phila
delphia. £ M. POPE MITCHELL,
marttf Proprietor.
LAW OFFICES.
JOHN B.RAHKIV,
A TTORNEYand Counsellor at Law. and Comous-
A. siovor for the State of Pennsylvania, St. Louis,
Mo (tats of Pittsburgh.) . , „
Ham ivcis.—Pittsburgh: Hon. W. Forward, Ilamp
ton A Miller, M'Candless A M’Clure, John E Parke,
j Mflls A Semple, RTConl A King. ' augl4:dly
a. aatun. >. r sri
BAIRD A BTESRETT,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS Ar LAW,
Fourth street, between gmithfield and Grant,
Mttburgh, Pa. *
'nTura.Laaaa. wm. c. raianu.
LABOR A PBIEBDi
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Fourth atreet, near Grant.
julfctf
JaKKS F. eebr,
ATTORNEY’ AT LAW—Office on Fourth si., be
tween Smithfield and .Cirant *t, Pittsburgh.
sptLfcdty • -
WM. TIMBLIN, - 1 -
ATTORNKY AT LAW,
Butter, Pa .
WLL also auend to collections and'ell other busi
ness entrusted tohim in .Butler and Armstrong
eounues, Pa- R* ter „ , ,
J. A B. Fiord, liberty «u )
W. W. Wallace, do \
James Marshall do ( Pittsburgh,
dly . Kay A Co., Wood si ) J Bn7 _
J' V "BTsWEr«EII, Attorney at lntw, offiee :W
. opposite !»L Charles Hotel, Pittabnrgh, will also
attend promptly to Collections^in Washington, I ayette
and Green oounties, Pa. ;
REFER TO
Blackttock, Bell A Co.,
Church A Carothers,
D T. Morgan, 3 _
EJ. HENRY, Auomcy"'and Oouncellor at Law.
• Cincinnati, Ohio. Collections in Southern Ohio,
and in Indiana, and in Kentucky, promptly aud care
fully attended to. Commissioner for the Slate of I enn
sylvania, for taking Depositions, acknowledgments,
Ac. Ac'. . •
Rtm to— Hon. Wm. Bell A Son, Corns. Cburcii A
Carothers, Wm- Hays, Esq., Wjllook A Davis.
, 44 Water «u
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS.
H’COBD A COm ytPPK
JB (Successors to BFCord A King) IjjttL
Faibiousbls
Comer of Wood and Fifth Street*.
PARTICULAR attention paid to oar Retail Trade.
Gentlemen tan rely upon getting their »|aw and
Cans from our establishment of the usr stxTXiuhu and
wouMAjamr, of the taiisr rmjcs,-and at thejLOwwi
Country Merchants, purchasing by wholesale, are
respectfully Invited to call and examine onr St&ck; as
we can say with confidejico that as regards ecxifri
aod raicx, it will not suffer in a comparison wfifi a_ny
house in Philadelphia. ___ ;rehl/__
California hats—u dot water proof
/ flCalifornia Halt, just received and for sum by
JjM M’CoIID A; Co,
ieb*J7 . comer fith and Wyood st* :
FASHIONS FOB 18*9. pj,
/rn M’CORD A Co. will introduce on Satitr- jjg
•IKday, March .Id.'the bpring style of HATS.W&
Those in want of a neat andjupenor hat, art invited
to call at corner of sth and Wood streets: ; mart
SPRING BONNET RIBBONS, Ac.—W-R Murphy
has now open a supply of spring Bonnetjßibbons,
of new and handsome styles. , ...
Also, new style fig'd Netts; Lisle Lace* and Edg
ings; Lir.en Edgings; Victoria do; phud Muihn* and
Jacorfels, embroidered Swiss Muslins,Ac.; besides a
large assortment of Spring Goods generally, iai north
east corner 4lh aDd Market street*.
Wholesale Rooms up stairs. • | *f‘ fl
COPARTNERSHIPS. | >
Dissolution of .Partnership*
THE copartnership of HENRY HANNeNAi().,
lonnerlv Hannen, Muller fc Co- in il««
a d Colored Glass business. •* ‘bisdsy by
the withdrawal of Mr. " Frederick Muller.. •
The business will l>e continued by the undetsienni,
under the firm of HENRY HANNEN A CO. j.Ware
bouse No. 106 Second st, where wg will have Constant
•uppUc. of.pp.no,
HENRY HANNEN.
HUGH ROBERTSON,
Pittsburgh. Aug. 27. M». HEN RV UMSTEA D. _
Cop*rtßcrablp.
m||E undersigned have this day ***ocia\ md with them
in business JACOB L. SCHW ART/. B J>^' r ‘ l * con
n„«. 8.. bonne. « A !».
July tt, 1&48. ' - Jr* 3
NOTICE. . , . .
rrtHE partnership heretofore jtxiaung under ll 'ofinn
of A„A C. BRADLEY, I* dissolved by the decease
of Mr. C. Bradley. The business will be canted - on by
A. Bradley, who will settle the busutrss of toe laic •
tr BEMOVAL-A. T°.T r ', d ,. l ’“io nS‘'S
Ctinp. Gmn.Sio.o., Cookin, Sinn, *e. »« .
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing beß» ee "‘
uel li Bushfield and William B. »rading.
Pituburgh, June tti, 1&49- W. U. HAVS.
no PARTNERSHIP-—«• * 5 - Rcsnrm.n hpving this
u iassw«« a. k«- . »• L “ D f
IlaviDg retired Rom the former bu«A«, l»J
pleasure in recomroendmg cencrally.
tronage of my customer* and th p UMAVS.
u*7 •
rpilß co-pnrtno>.bip liofoiofon:
i,!.lbrd b .Tli”.£'c«y
Tbo .ndoni.nj.bnj f
in the name °* I,U s kK „^_„/ A !tafcN, VaUlt.lWo«*r *•'.
ofmanufaciuruig bire Proo' Sa' j Coi|BWh^.i UurLe
Ac., at ll.e stand of he. rece.vd tint pn-
A Co., where they will hoMO mlu i ihe& friends.
uonage ofthe customer* of that uU | Kp>i
THOMAS BARNES.
In retiring from the 6nn ® f A
| with sincere pleasure J^ c “®Sf Rn j, and tlw public,
llarnc. to the confidence of my fn coN{JT * m ,E.
Feb. tt, 1*49. NAT.IAiSir,
febUWtf
r ' i-L-doy
IHIK partnership ° r The bosti^-ofthe
. dissolved by mutual cojiseiiL }“^ U MU |n.jiY,
late firm will he settled H. I*o. | -
Pituburgh, Jan. 30j 1&49.
NimCß-W. nndonljn
business and attend to the sale oi H. LEK
the old stand.
In retiring from the firm ihe
great picture m recommending Mr_li- Gee
confidence of my friends and Ute p o MURPHY.
Pituburgh, Jan.3o, le-W._ ?■
subscriber* have this VMrajisaebng a
1 selves together for the purpose oMrm.saciiiK
wholesale and retail Dry Goods and (j O .
. at No sfcso Lil>erty, opposite HcvenUi stre f, .. M
style and firm of IJUSHFIbLO A HA»«. ■
Pituburgh, January 1,1349. ~. 1 : n _iifd
N- B—Oar old customers and the public ;
to give us a coll. * *
n
TITM. H. BCAIVE and Cnpt- JAMES ATKIN-ort
Vf have entered jmo paruiership, under the
BCAIFB A ATKINSON, and will carry on the nn,
Copper,and Sbeetlron Ware manufactory. .
Also, Ulackaraiihtng in all its branches.-at Uto o
stand of Wm. B. Bcaife, First strict, near « ood.
Particular auenuon giveu to steamboat work.
ocOl _ _ -
"lIrWJh —•! rk* Wool; I do f’eaifier*, landing from
VV LE A M line, and for sale-l<y .
TT tn g • James i>alzell_
r7\A hi Liiiuorica Root, juat crc'd and for sale by
500 a£» ‘ i KIDDA CO_
GH. TUESDAY
PITTS:
■VTEW BOOKS—Theological re• of the Rev,
JN David Bogue, D. P.J edited; by ihe Rev. Joiepu
BamuelC. P.Frty,D.
Scene* where me Tcrtpter hat triumphed, by we
author of the “Jail Chaplain.” i
Morning* among the Je*u\t# ft Rome, being noice
of conversation held with certain Je»aiu on the *u»-'
Ject of Religion in the city of Rpme, by the. Rev.M.
Hobart Leyraoor, M. A. I j
. Verttges of the Natural HiMoiy of Creation.
p “" aof n '“ d " , sSiK s ?oS'S®TON.
rpU7 comer foiid aiifl Market sts
NEW BOOK.—ATreautfoifilamt Roilin*, com*
prising three original fysfcms of applying the
trammel or string in drawing ibd face mould* of geo
metrical, elliptical and spiral |lland Rail*; aim, an
original *y»tem of applying \he (ip* of the raottM to uie
edge of the plank, an original theory of retting potnia,
attended with an introductory cpur*e of geometry, ra
tio* and proportion*, exemplified by full and complete
demonstrations, and illustrated by twoniy plate*- BV
L. K. Reynold*, Architect, No. M Campsl.Mf' panl -
Jo*t ree d by JOJINSTOS A STOCKTON.
: rpus corner Third and Market sis
~ ~ NEW BOOK*
*1,75 per day.
TSR- DIXON'S TOUR THROUGH AMERICA—
I / Personal narrative >of a tour through a part oi
the U. 8. and Canada, with notify* of the history and
institution of Methodismlin by James Dixon,
D- D., with a portrait of the author.
The Harmonist, a collection of Sacred Music, patent
and round note*. > , .
Methodist Almanac for loSO—briqe 6'cenis—for sole
wholesale and retail by : R. HOPKINS,
*pt“ ApoUtfcßuildtngs, Fourth st
BOQKSI BOOKS!!—The Novftiate.or a year among
the Jesuit*, a personal Nirzative. by A. Sielumitt.
The Works of Charles Lcmb{jwith his Ltfo and Let
ter*, by T. N. Talfourd. s
Uphara's Madam Guyon and jj-Vnelbn.
The History of the Girondist*; by Lamartine.
The Life of Henry 4th, Kingdf France and Morocco.
, Colton’s four years in (Heat Britain.
Hogg’s Anecdote* of Sir Writer Scott.
Engfand and the English, bj »1 L. Bulwer.
Egypt and Arabia Petria, by-Stephens.
Greece,Turkey, Ac. “ <■ “
Dr. Durbia’s Observations injibe East.
- 11 in;Europe.
> Vu Works ofComeiiu* Mathews.-
Let.*’** to Mother*, by Mr* li H. Sigourney.
Leuo-s to Daughter*, “ * ? . . _
Letters, Conversations and Recollection*, by 8. T.
’INK HOUSE,
Co eridre. || '
IJfe of Paul Jones, by Mackenzie. '
Mim Bucbeus’ Domestic Receipt Book,;
Also, a Inree supply Of Am 8- 8. Unlort'Rook*. ror
tale by ; ELLIOTI'.A ENGLISH,
s|>t|o • j; i Wood »t
GRICULTtJim Farmer’s Bury
clopedio, Svo . I' !
Vegetable Kingdotp.fvo.
Davy’s Discourses onSAgncult&re. fce fv li!mo.
Schlriden—The Plaat, dvu. .J
Liebig's Agricultural (Chemixlrif, Itfmo.
Miner's Ameriean Bey- BooktUJ mo.
Allen's Atneriean Farm BooVklUmo.
Allen’s Domestic Animal*. l<njo. •
Webster A Park’s Domestic Egonomy. tlucx fcvo.
For sale by |J AMES'D LOCKWOOD,
j T m i j 1 j fi3 Wood st
British PsriodUaililtaraturc,
1. The London Quarterly Rt-sihw,) )
•i. Th- Edinburgh Review, i „ (onarierlv
3. The Westminster Review] • ( yua ’
4. The North British Roview,ii J
5. Blackwood’s Edinburgh fijfgaiint—Monthly.
The al«»ve Periodicals are rfpritilcd in; New York,
immediately on their arrival by : the Urttis'i steamers,
in n beautiful clear type, on fin?white paper, and are
faithful copies of the originals—ijilack wood's Magazine
being an exact fac-siouie of edition. .
- The prices of the reprints ardfrss than one third of
lho«e of the foreign copies, aniiyhile they are equally
well executed, they, afford all thgl advantage to the A
mericro over the Koglisb reader
Ttfejj*—(Hayracut to be made in advance.)
For asiy one of the four Review*, - 83 (JO per an.
For any two do;:;- • 500
For any three tlo'-S “ 00
For ail (our of the Review*, V 00
% VI
ly
Ken Blackwood'* Magazine, |~
I'or Blackwood un<l<tt>« (our jR
Tits aI'OTC promptly *npplieil : tK __
“ . LOCKWOOD,
Bookseller and.lmporfcrtof Foreign Hook*,
jy£s t jg 5 fit Wood *t.
- t'i
fJ7*Blackwoo«l’« Jaly, his juii beun
receivetl. umiuiuv be bad as
guam Crick W
riHIK *ul>K:rilier offer# for »a!eJi the ttTF.AM HfllCK
J_ WdKk.S, above Lnwrrtffievilie. compri«iiut a
«ieain Krigine, 2 Holler*. l> MouM Machine, capable’ of
mami/actujniu •.’O.dOiJ Pre«*eil lircki (out ot'drv day.
a» taken from the bank.) p*r daj% with Uirre acre* of
land on the Allegheny nvcr. oitgwhicti are 4 kiln* anil
*tred*. njacb‘"« ami clay *hetUiwiie«ilb<rr<m-*. truck*,
shove:*. s'piide.*, Ac., every reotnmte to coni*
mr.nec opefattkiu at an hour* 'ifiiiee. I’t'ce. including
the patent right to use *at.t machine, turm* oi
payment mu.lii ea»y. Without'She land. Sift'd. For
iinnienlax*. address HnNRY MERRITT, • '
auglfi-dlf No House.
JAMES W. WodpWEU,
flodern and Antique F□ raiture,
83, Tutm Bra»*r, RjT**ctou.
A large and spleKtfid
osnorunent of ,q. -
nuiuble for *Sip*sS3fiiSJaft
WBB Uotcln and private dwel
ling*, constantly on band to order.
The present mock od hand be exceeded by
any manufactory in the country. Person#
wi«hing to purchase would dorireU to give me a call,
aslant determined my price* lighall pleate. Part of
the stock consists in— r?
TeteaTeie; RaiTjJ Euiieie;
Louis XIV Chain; OugKn Kl.rabctb chairs;
Tea I’oysc; Frit Tables;
Toilet Tables; ' l-ofib XV itmmnoftcr;
French .Mahogany Stools;
50 sofas w-ilh Plush cots a
50 Mahogany Rocking *S|»irs;
40 dpi Parlor ; -’«>
;ju Fancy t?o
25 centre Tabies; , S
•J) pur Divans: 4 pair pitg Tables;
15 marble top Dressing Uptjruun;
S Wardrobes, “ Secretaire* and Book enses;
yt) marble top;AVash Stands;
4 pair Ottomans;
8 pair fancy Work SiaadjC
Awvry large assortment of ro'&mon chairs and Other
immure ixm> uumcrou'n io uciitigi:.
[n- Sleam Bouu furtusfird eg the shortest notice,
nd oujtbc moil reaaonnOle, j dec!s
Diaphragm Filter* fog- ilydrsat Water.
THiBis u> fitrufy that I have ap
pointed Koggcn A Co,
/HWI Sole Ageuu the sale of Jetming's
Patent Ftltor, for tlie ci|
•• tiesof PittsbutVli and Allegheny.
laH JOHS GIBSON, Agent. .
for Waller M KJibsotv, J 49 Broadway
Jl .* *Oe». 10. 1.3435 '•
We have been using one of tHp above articles at the
office oflhe Novelty Works forfliree months on trial,
and/eel perferlly satisfied that b useful inveuiiou,
ai d we taVe plensure in recomajendiug them a* " use J
ftu article to all who love pure water. Order* will be
Ihank/ully received and promntw executed.
octlfl RfMfOFN A Co
* Rsvsrilhls Flltsfing Coek,
A FOR PL'RH-VING WATER«
f] %Vhich remlersl-jtutldd water pure by
removing all sujjstances not soluble in
ACglj*», water. Theicrtynn water In N. York,
cle f r P ur ® 10 ) rl
TtlAjijiWyjMiwhen tt hourthreugh this
Vi cZStfr filtering cock, allows a large deposit
\jggF impure worms, Ac. This
is the ense more or less with allßydrant water.
The Reversible FUterer is ncai and durable, and »
,01 ntteiulßl *Ulill» Incnlrrndtncn ton ...m U «k«
{■"Utcrers as It is cleansed wlthoM being detached frorr
the water pipe, by merely tuning the key, or handl.
from one side to the other. ;By Ous easy procomn iht
course of water Is changed,'.and all accumulatlffn* fo
impure substances are- doyen -iff almost inUautly,
without unscrewing the Filter. also posscsscs lhs
advahtage ofbeing astop cock,and as such n many
ea*e« wfil be very convenient fidd economical. ■
Bean be attached where therein any procure Mgb
or low to o cask, tank, tub, Ac. filth ease. To be hs«
of the sole Agent,- A _ \V- " •
conierof Fourth mid Marset sta
DELL AND BttASB i’OUNDUY.
>V - A FULTON. Bell and Brass Founder, has rc
i'uilt and rommenerd biniiiir.s* at hi* old smini.
Where he will be pleasedlio sue his old custom
and.friends.. . ...
Church.Steamboat,ahd Bells ,of every sue. from Hi
io |o,(dsi pounds, east from pattern* oflhe most approv
ed models, and warranted to be o| tbe hast lantern*!*
Minrral Water Pump*,Counter*. Hailing, Ac., toge
tber with every variety of Brass ;, Castings. iL'rei|Uired,
turned and fir.'.shrd in the nealcM «uuiim-r.
' A. F. i* the sole proprietor oflßanßir’s Aim-Arrai-i
Troy Mrrau *0 justly celebrated! lor the rnduetton ot
friction in machinery. Tbo Boxes and '.oiiip»»iuon
e.an br had of bun at all umrs. |j jutfnty
“ Wohoiigaiisla Livsrr Stabl*.
rf* ROBERT H. PATTERSON ha* opened
iixtfVh® large slat.le on FltM *l- running tliroueli
/iMVIO Seeond «x. Ueiwrm AVood and fruilhfcld
L IX_Y ... lhc rpuf nf HiepMoiioneahela House,
with an entirely new stork ol Hdr»c* and Curnag-s «»i,
thr best nuality and latest stylesJ lloMe* kepi “1 H *'
ry in the W»t manner. : )>'Joiy
* n EMINENT and expertenced l'hysictau from lhE
A. East, of SKI year* sending,,oilers to trowt case*
of a Delicate Nutare with promptness and secrecy
His success in Buffalo and other Infer cure na
been proverbial, ills charges are modrreia.i'"dtiw
edre* permanent. Old case* offileet Htneture.
fula, riuor Aldus, RficutnuUsm, ARue,t*yphi>»». «»“
chrome or inveterate cares solicited
A cure warranted, or e-haige-refunded.
Orncts, J*t- Clair street. "Jiioors from the limige
Terih Kxiracti'd. Advice tojtbc poor gruu*.
N B.—Dr. A solicits the wogst case* ol any
in Pittsburgh to call. i v.t+MJ
ImproTemsnl iff Pl**** I *-
„ THE subsrniicr is jusi receiving
..Minmi nl of Pianos from the lartiwv
WfM ofNouns A Clark. V k . 'vlneb Ij-r *
II V I 11 eganre of exterior. l"-au.y «>f uiisb
and supenoruy of tone and touch, surpass ati> t ing
ever brought to this city. Mr Clark. •><
firm, long anil most fav.rably know., 'he former
foreman In the celebrated, ,^ a I n 0 _ lul Mt ,
Itroadwood, Loudon, ha* rcuejitly impr< v pe
ferted the Pianos of Nutin* A Clark. N ' . man ex
tent which, uunursuouabiy.eia't'v* Cien. m t e repn
ta:ian ol i-euig lire very be«l v ‘ ‘
Piano* to be got in tin* country. ,* he I t. l
ing, counts with the addiimual/recominendaiMm n
inij.ioveiuenl in the style and finish, which
them atwonce.the most eießKid * uJ w ! r I)ir
brought.out. There togemrr wit!. lU
stock on hand, form lire hom. va.ie l- id Je
sirable asM.rununi ever offered Lctc; all *(< vhrehjv.ll
br sold at manufacturers prteiJAi an.loiiacrnmuioda.
tmg tenus. ; w .«
N. II —The subscriber wilb.be 010 wa,r '
house from 11 to la A. M , an«[4 to 5 P. M.
ju4 lI.K-,sol* AghniTor Nutin^AClsjk
sxsxr* ffiafes’^asasss-*
mydS lft,bctweenYVaod.MvkBi *i*
’ niH T CABETTBr ~
; YOL. XVII. NO.. 53. -
BOQKj TRADE.
mlscellaSeuus.
for,Stle<
iRNING. OCTOBER
MISCELLANEOUS
Chocolate, CP«Olt4«' .
W. Baker’* American and Freneh Cboeolate; Prepar*
cd Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Bromo,' CocoaBnell*r«c-'
TO merchants and consumers, who would purchase
the best products of Cocouj free from adalterauon,
. more nutritious than tea or coflee, and in Quality unsur*
passed, the subscriber recommend* the fbovc articles,
manufactured by himself, and stamped *ith lus name.
His Broma and Cocoa Paste, as delicate, palatable,
and salutary drinks for invalids, coiwalescenu, and
others, are prouoonced by'the most cmimeot physicians
sunerior to any other preparations. tfts manuiaeinres
are always on sale, in any quannry/by the most re
spectable grocers rnthe enstentetues, and
agents, Hawes, Gray Boston; James M Banco
Aeo, Hanford, Conn; Ifawey A Murray, New kork,
Grant A Stone, Philadelphia; Tnomas V Bm“£ l ge,Bal-
timore LantTKellogg A Bennett, Cincinnati, Ohio.
, WALTER BAKER, Dorchester Mnse.
'' for sale by augftl BAGALEk A SMITH, Api
: Wrought and Caat Iron Balling.
riIHE subscribers beg leave to inform the public that
I they have obtained from the East all the late aou
fashionable designs for Iron Railing, bpth for houses
and cemeteries. Persons wishing to procure bond
son)* patterns will please call and examine, and judge
for themselves. Railing will be furnished at the short
est notice, and in the best manner, at the corner of
Craig and Rebecca streets, Allegheny city.
aug-JK-dtf A. LAMONT A KNOX -
W. * J. GLESN, Book Binder*.
•\X TE are still encaged in,the above business, corner
YY of Wood and-Third : streets, Pittsburgh, where
we are prepared to do miy work is our line with des*
.patch. Wo attend to our work personally, and saUs
’ faction will be given' in regard to its neatness and du
rability. ’
Blank Books ruled to any pattern and bound sub
stanliklly. Books in numbers or old books bound care
fully or repaired. Names put on books In gilt letters.
Those that have work in our line are invited to call,
prices low. my*Jo3l
NOTICE.
XT A VINO sold our en are stock to C. IL Geajtt, with
M a view to closing onr old business, we hereby so
licit for him the patronage of all our friends smd cus
tomers. -■ •' RO. W. POINDEXTER,
THE. POINDEXTER.
Pittsburgh, Aug. 4th, 1648.
C. U. GRANT, Wholesale Grocer, Commission and
# Forwarding Merchant, Nb. 41 Water sL aulU
igcaleii Cooking Stow**, Oratsii *«•
MARSHALL, WALLACE A CO., Round Church,
corner Liberty and Wood streets, manufacture
and offer for sale Platform, Floor and Counter Scale*,
of the most improvedqauiitj; CooktDg Stoves, for wood
and coal; Egg Stoves of various sizes, Parlor aud
common Grates, Hollow Ware, Ac. Ac. They also
mauufncturc the Kitchen Range, which bos given such
general satisfaction to those paving it In use, to all of
which they would respectfully tuvite the attemiou of
the citizens and Uie public generally. ; oclU7«dtf
Manufactured tobacco—The subscriber
would cull the munition of the ■ city, trade and
dealers generally, to the following brands
in store utiil to arrive, which being consignment* di
rect from manufacturers, he is enabled to scil at enst
ero prices:
Idb I bxs K W Crenshaw b;
70 | “ James Madisou fis;
Hi J f Lamartine G*;
Jj | V Mirube'au G»;
SI | f Putram At and is;
* 15 | I* Roberts A Sisson 8s;
r- | <; Oscnr Bari 6s;
-1* j “ Johns A l-cwi* Is;
:r 1 “ Warwick, supr It;
4H I u Heury A James fis, Is and 6s;
febtfl LS WATERMAN
pita Eiaclxtno Work* and Psandry,
JOHN WRlGirr A Co., arc prepared to build Colton
and Woolen .Mactiiuery of even description, such
u* Carding Machines, Spinning Frames. Speeders.
Drawing Frames, Railway Heads. Warpers, Spoolers,
•Dri-ssing Frames. Looms, Cord Grinders, Ac. Wrosgbt
Iron SlmfUug turned; ail size* of Cost Iron, Pollies and
Hangers of tbr luietl paiierns, slide and hand Lathes,
and tools of all kinds. Castings of every description
furnished on tliort noliee. Pattern* made tp orur.r for
Mill Gearing, Iron Railing, Ac. Steam Pipe tot heat
ing Factories, Cast Iron Window Sash and fancy C*,*-
tiirs geuerully. Order* left at the Warehouse of J.
Palmer A Co., Liberty street, will have prompt atten
tion. 1
Refer to Blackcock, Beil A Co., J. K. Moorehead A
Co, G. K~Warner, John Irwin A Sons, Pittsburgh; G.
O.'AJ 11 Warner. Steubenville. laultt .
NEW COACII FACTORY,
au.es itsRT
MA WHITE A CO., would respectfully inform
a the public tbul they have erected a shop on
Lseock, between Federal a> d SandusKy.sireets. They
are now muting and are prepared to receive, orders for
every description of vehicles, Coaches, Chariot's, lhi
rnucne*, Buggies, Pmrions. Ac., Ac., which fromthrir
long experience In the manufacture of the above work,
.and the facilities they have, they feel confident thf) - ore
'enabled to do work on the most reasonable terms wiih
lUose wanting articles in their hue.
Paying particular Mtemion to the «elreuon of mate
fiait, nnd having none but cocipou-nt wo.-kn.nl, they
■ have no hesitation lu warranting tbe.r work. We
therefore n*k the attention of tf.e punlie to this matter.
K. U. Repairing done in the best maimer, and on Urn
hio.-t reasonable ter ins. jaSktf
MX) COTTON AND WOOLEN MANX'FACT IB
1 RI'RS Having made arrangement* fora con
stant supply of FACTOR! FINDINGS,, we will sell
at low prices Calf and Sneep Ruler Skills, Lace Lea
ther, Pickers, Heeds. FaulOcs, Hemp Twine Treadles'
No, 5 to 16 Belt Punches, Wrenches, Stripping Cards,
1050 16 in; Patent Dre*»er'Bru«he*, Weavers' Bm»h
-.« Ae„Ac. UKiAN, WILSON A CO.,
' n y| IS W«-o street. Puutiurgh.
P' ORT WlNES—Otiiey, Webber A Forrester, lod4;
Pure neb and dry. Gould, Campbell A Co’s old
dry 1.-via Osbourn's IeJI, Pure 1540. Pure Juice par
ticular Port, Hum* A Sons, Pure Juice, thrcble, dou
ble aud single Grape*. These wtnes are all celebra
ted for their medical properties, and can be had whole
sale or retail at the Wine 2*tore nf
n j \ JACOB tVF.AVER, Jr.
PIANOSI
f-IMIK subscriber offer* for sale a Inrfc and »p!rnditl
X UKOUuient ofroKwem) and laat.ofrany crand Ac
lion I’iaiio*, wub and without C«jicmun'» celebrated
AOnliau Attachment. The i*'«*v*> i*tv.runjcnl« arc war
ranted to bn ecjuii! to any ma.iuacturcd in this coun
try. and will be sold lower tb«' any brought from the
Ko*L F. ULLMIi, No US wood »tj
i!d door oboVe iih
S B —City Scrip will bo taken at par for a few of
he above a*»oruneiii. niyJl K. H.
' UtrdwAre-Chetper tbu ETtrl
LOGAN. WILSON ft CO., Importer* arid Wholesale
Dealers in Hardware. Cutlery -ami Saddlery, No
ISi Wood street, above Filth, huvr now ui storea.rery
cheap and well selected stoci of Hardware, imported
since the decline of once* in Europe, and which Yhcy
are delenwned to sell correspondingly low Mercbtau
who have been in the habit of going Hast, are partiqn.-
Uriy reuaesicd 10 eali and look through our nock, ua
we confidently Ocacvc they will »ave their expences
oct4 __ _
CtALF'SKINt! —‘10 doz genuine French Fall Skin*, a
/ vrry fine'article. A lew dnjen* Philadelphia
from the manufactory of H M Crawford, to
which the nticniion of boot makers is invited. Just
received und for sale by W YOUNG A Co,
, e -r . UJ liberty »!
I)ATKN‘T SOLA 11 LARD LAMPS —An extensive
X iiKsortntrnt of Cornelius A Co'» celebrated manu
facture, and superior to all o •r* in use; adapted to
churche*, steamboat*, factum*', dwellings, public and
pnva'e hall*, and lo all other a r» where a cheap, aafe
and .inlltam light i* desirable
Al.n.Oiramlole*. Hall Liuit-rn*.Candelabra*,Globe*,
Suadr*, Wick*. Chwmiet, Can*. Trimmer*, Ac. Also.
G»* Chandeliers, from one to four light*,
deed W W WILSON, <G market a
WASTED,
Daily at the Baltimore, Philadelphia,
MAY YORK. UOSroN AND N KW ORLEANS
GENERAL AGENCY AN DCU.'i MISSION OFFICE
y ounff MKN u> whoie*xlc and retail store*, and other
respectable bosincir, to act oa Book-keepers, Sales
m-u, Porters. IJar-kccpcra, Waiters. Farmer*, Coach*
mrn, Car Afienia, Book and Map Agents, Collectors,
Ovcrneera in all branches of business, Ac. We have
at aii time* a large number bf good situation* on band,
which pay from 300 u»'62,000-per annum. Tho»e io
want of situations of any kind would do well lo give
u> a call, as we have agents in each of the a'iovc Ci
ne*, which will enable us to place every applicant in
n suitable situation aflhe shortest notice. We have a
large acquaintance in all ihc above mimed cities,
which wn iru-U wilt enable u* to give enure satisfac
tion to ail who may favor us with a call.
TAYLOR A TAYMAN, No. 59 Second sL,
berwegu South and liny.
S.B—Persons living in uny pnrtof the U.States,
and wishing ui obtain u situation tn Baltimore, or ei
ther ol ihc above cities, will bnve their wanl* imrae-
Uiairly uiirnded to by addressing u* a line, (post-paid)
a» by so dome they will curtail both trouble and ex
prnse, which limy otherwise would incur by coming
i» me niv and seeking employment for themselves.
Address, A TAYMAN,
No. 59 Second street,
myilfttlir _ _ • Baltimore, Md
lUCLIBF Von CHAMPS.
U'E HAVE ABDOMINAL WARMERS ramie from
VV tbc niOit approved English pattern, lurnishcd
mid. rcciiinini'tiled by Thnma* Uakcwell, Esq., and a
number uf eminent physicians; a raoul conveni
ent apparatus fur the upplicouun.irF warm oriliol wa
ter lu the bowel*, in case of cramps in CboHrn. As
rvrry per«m is subject lo sudden attacks, no lariuly
should be without at IcuM one. . '
SCAIFK A ATKINSON,
juT First si. between Worn I and Market
PITTSBURGH FEMALK INSTITUTE
f|MIF. Second Session of this lu«tltuilon, Udder llie
' X core of Mr. mid Mr*, Uoexioas, for the: present
ui’aiii-mic y« ar, wilt commence on the first otil-ebrua •
ry next, m the same buildings, No. s'J.Liberty JtreeL
Arrangement* have been made by which they will
brablc lo furni*h young ladies lo auy
in the West, for obtaining a thorough English; Clnisi
cal, and Oniaihenial education. A full coursp of PhL
li-ojrlucal ami Chemical Lectures will be delivered
during tin- wmirr, lllu«traicd by apparatus. The tie
[■lutm-m- of Vo-nl and Instrumental Music, Modrrn
l.jii,;n.-iecs, Drawing >nnd Panning, will each be under
lli- < uie ofn coiupcirn! I’rulriuaf, By close utienliun
lo lb- moral nml intellectual lUipiovcinenl of their pu
pi.*, tnc I‘nncipalK hopc io mcni a coiiuiiuuuun of the
Ul'cin patronage they have hitherto enjoyed. For
u rm*, *er circular or apply to the Priucipais
ja2t»-du
Or. NeLana In Tsddsims.
'|IKIS 1 K1S is to certify that 1 purchased one rial of Dr.
X McLoue'a Worm Specific, some two months ago
and gavo to a sonol nunCfSOtne seven year* old, two
staapaona full, and although; the amounl may appear
large, ya( I have no doubt but there was upwards of
rwo thoouiu wnnxa passed from him. measuring
Iran 03* Quarter of an ii>cn to two inches long.
U W HOLLIDAY.
Rooaa Creek, Carrol co. Te.nn . Dec 27, IM7. Ja24
BENNETT & BROTHER.
qm.Ni-WAKI-: MANUFACTURKRy,
Birmingham, (n«ar Plttatmrgb*) Pa.
Vrarekvuse, Hu. 137, Wocxi street, Pittsburgh.
wjaf\;WlLLronstanUy keepon hand a pood assort
dQ&/tneiit ot W art, of our own manuiuuture, and
supcriorquality. Wholesale and country Mer
chants are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine for we are determined io »eU
cheaper thaohateverbefore been offered,!© the pub-
ICT* Didrys sent by mail, accompanied by the rash o
iiy rrlcrrere. will tie promptly attended to. inyld
f lM> TIIE LADIES—Jo»t received., a fub a*ronin-n
X of gold and silver Thread. Cord and llrmd; also
Spangle* and Bullion; for embroidering and oilier or
usmeuial work. Also, gold oudnjivcr'l'asscls, Fringr
and Lacc.
Jewelry of Hjc Utr-t fashions, in great runcty.
Watcher of superior quality and "beautiful patterns
and for sal* at Easiern price*. W W WILSON,
' aagT . corner MarkCLand Fourth su
ATHEafQau&TUiSCniT/VBLIBIb
MENT —Open from A A. M. toll l*. M. bmgh
Hath Si cents, OT 6 fori dollar. Ladies dcparirocn
o|>en from 9 to U A. M. and troui 2 to 5 F. AL
The Refreshment Saloons are unequalled in tiyl
attendance. Recherche Ice Creams'.
auglfi T. M'PALLj-Propriwor.
I, 1849,
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAPER HANGINGS.
MEIIRB.JAB. HOWARD * CO,,
t So. 81 WomUSHcely
WOULD call tk* auenlion.of tho pnbUe’ to their
present stock of Paper Hattginr*,which for va-;
riety, beauty of finish,durability and cheaprtess, \s till
surrassed by any'eslablishmeiit in the Unaro. /
Betidertnarge and fall assorunertof paper of the if
owrrtnannfaenire, they are newreettvinga direct un*
'portatioa of French and English stylesofraper Hang
uig*, purchased by Mr-Levi Howard, on* of the firm,
now in Europe, consisting of ' .
Parisian manufacture, 10,000 piece*.
London do 5,000 ■ do
Of their own manafaoture they have 100.000 pieces
Wall Paper, and liftOO pieces satin glazed Window
Blinds,Ac- - i , ... _
Nesire. James Howard A Co. have spared neither
expense nor labor In their endeavor* lo rival thoean
om wall paper establishments, both in quality of man
ufacture and variety of pattern; and they are warrant
’ed in assuring the public that they have succeeded. :
The whole assortment, foreign' and home manufac
ture, will be offered on terms as low as those of east
ern manufacturers and Importers. pchJ7:d» .
'VTEW COMBS—Ax ZEBULON KINSEYS, G 7 Mi
kei iireei-
j'd'oz very high back Shell Taek Comb*;
3 u medium u ** ** l *
3 u low “ “
Si “ plain kfeh “ M “
l( “ nanowoeadcdtop •“
60 “ fancy top Doflalo u
10 “ plain “ .
: SOrrosi eom. Horn; 30 dox ahell aide, assorted si
xes; 30 rreTs eom h'jra Side; 3 dox ahell dreaalng «o»
1t dox Buffalo do do: 4 do Imitation do do; SO do beat
Eneliih Horn; 6 do 8 8 8 fine Ivory, extra sixe; IS do
8 S do do, in boxes; IS gross 8 fine do do; 1 do comb
Cleaners. »P IC
ttirrmn »l.«n. JOSHUA UAIIHA. WM. A- OAST
P&LBBRf UASHA * CO..
> (Successors to Ha*»ey, Hanna A Co.) .
T> ANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, and dealer*
fl in Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Certificate*
;of Deposits, Bank Notes, and Specid—Fourth street,
nearly opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh. Current mo
ney received on depotate—Sight Cheeks for sales and
collections made oo nearly all the principal points in
the United States.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and American
Gold. . , • -
Advances made on consignments cf Pioduco, snip
ped Eatj on liberal terms. ’ a ap* __
GREAT INVENTION!'—VALUADLF. DISCOVERS
* Pats-vt Sicciai) JascaOt Ist, 1940:
patent cnssJevcr extension Tables, Sofas , Bureaus,
Boot Coses, Writing Desks.
LEVER OF WROUGHT IRON.
mHE TABLES far surpassing other tn
| Tention of the kind now extant They; can bo ex-'
tended trout ten to tweuqr-fiva-feel, and when closed
the leaves axe all contained iatide; they are made to
all sixes and shapes, and are admirably adapted lor
Steamboats. Hotels, and large private families, farm
ing when closed a complete centre table.
SOFAU AND BUREAUS—These articles are inval
uable, particularly to those who wish to econo
mise room, and convert a sleeping apartment into a
parlor or sitting room, as they can be oneued and shut
b: convenience, and when shot, the bedding is enclos
ed. A great saving in room and rent. All the bed
steads, when closed form a beautiful piece,of furniture
for a parlor or silling room.
BOO)* CASES—A neat and useful article for parlor
or drawing room.
WRITING DESKS—Por law offices, counting rooms,
and other offices; when opened a most convenient bed
stead, when closed a perfect Desk and Library alone
is visible.
All these articles need no recommendation: the
Waulr of the whole is, they are warranted not to get
out of repair. It will be for your interests to call aud
examine the articles, at the maimfoomrcr’a stuns, No.
fe3 Third street, Pittsburgh. In addition to the above
advantages, they are proof against bugs. .
mctild JAMES W WOOPWEt.L.
Patent Graduated Galvanic Batten and Petra 1
Insulated Poles far Medical and ether jmrpotts.
rn HIS is the only instrument of the kind ttjut has ever
X been presented iu this country or Europe for med
ical purposes, and is the only one aver known to mini,
by which the galvanic fluid can bo conveyed to the hu
rium eye, the ear, the brain, or to any' part of the body,
either externally or internally, in a definite gentle
stream, without shocks or patn—witli perfect safety—
and often with the happiest effects.
This important apparatus is now highly approved of
by many oT the most eminent physicrans'of this coun
try and Europe, to whom the aiOicied-aad others whom
It may concern can be referred. Reference will also
be giveu ta many highly respectable ehixens, who have
been cured by means of thlimotl valuable apparatus
,ot some of the most inveterate nervous disorders whieh
could not be removed by any other known means.
Among various others, it bus been proved to be ad
mirably adapted for the cure of the following diseases,
vix: nervous hetultcbe and other diseases 01 die brain,
ilt is with this apparatus alone that^ the operator can.
convey the magnetic fluid with ease and safety to the
eye, to restore-sight-, or cure omaurosaa; to the ear to
restore hearing*, to Die tongue and other organa, lose;
store speech; and to me var.fou* paru of the body, tor
the cure oi chronic rheumatism, asUima, neuralgia, or
uc doloureux, paralvsis, or palsy, gout, chorea or St.
Vitu’sdance, epilepsy, weaauess from spratnt, some
diseases peculiar to females, contraction of ihc umbo,
lockjaw, ete. etc.
Rights Cor surrounding counties of Western Pa.. sad
privileges. with the instrument, may be purchnnoa, and
alto te»te<i for the cure ol diseases
Full instructions will bo riven (or the various ehetni
calslo be used lor thtiouji diseases, and the -bast tupii
ner for operaijnj, for the cure of those diseases will ol*
so be faily explained to the purchaser, and a pamphlet
put into his handr expressly for theta purposes, care
tally prepared by the patentee. (-Inquire of
octt.t-uiy S WILLIAMS, Viuo st, Pitisbarph
THU AilkOllßTlUi
1 tHK aueutinn of the public is respecuuuy called to
the following certificates: >
Mx. S. Exxixs—Having tested a Quantity of Gold
weighed by your Areometer. I find the resuliprovei
your iiltirumeni correct; and recommend the uto of it
to those going to Californio, as the Lost method for ob
taining the real vilue afGold. Rasp. yours,
J. B. DUNLEYY. Gold Beater.
Pittsburgh, March 0,1^40.
Frmotrxau, -March 7.1543.
Mr. BaXUis— Dear Sir: Having examined the •‘Areo
meter,” matmlaciurcd ul your rooms, 1 do not bcstlaic
lo'eotumend it ta. the dm of those gentlemen who are
about removing io California in search of Gold.
it givos a clo»e approximation to the spdeihe gravi
ty of metals, and will certainly enable the cdvcniarvr
to ascertain when hi* place: l* yielding Cold,
marl'd Youtt, resp'y. JR. M'CLINTOCK
INDIA RL'UBKR CLOTHING-giist received fortac
California Kxprilitinn, a complete a**orminit ot
Gum Kla.'iic Clothing, at prices ranging from si.Hl to
for suit of coat, pant* ami hat. For mJc ai the
India Rubber Depot, No & Wood *u
deett) Jill I’IULLIFS .
for California.
rjt|iK celebrated llarard Ride I'owJer, m keg*, hall
1 kegs, quarter* and can*, for sole by
fcMU J B DIL WORTH A Cn, 27\vood «
DUY GOODh.
SHACKLETT & WHITE.
Dry Good* Jobbors,
N'O.W WOOD STREET—WouId call the attention
of Merchants to their large stock of Domestic
and Foreign DRY GOODS, just receiving from thc'Tm
porter* and Manufacturers, and which they will sell
at very low rates for eath or approved credit.
Oar stock is now full and complete, and well worth
the attention ofbuyero, a* we an determined to sell
at such extremely low prices as cannot fan to inake it
a,umig hniacemcn (ci merchant* tv make a bill with
rrtilE subscriber has removed bis Wholesale firoce-
J. ry Store to thecorner of Hancock street and Alle
gheny Wharf, next door to the Fern-House.
mclnffiill? 1 JOHN F. FERRY.
WILLIAM IIBIBS,
Manufacturer of Mineral Water Apparatus
•IBM OF THE COLDCI lieu A!tsl TOUttTlUt,
No. 213 North Second »t.,)«bo*« Vino,
PHILADELPHIA.)
AN experience “of more than twelve yean In the
manufacturing of Mineral Water Apparatus, and
llio preparation of Mineral Water in Bottle* and fioui*
tain*, on.an extensive scale,'with a scientific and prac
tical knowledge of of both branthe* of business, toge
ther with recent improvements in the construction of
the Apparatus and the preparing of the Water, which
he has succeeded in adopung since his visit to Paris,
end after years of close study and piaetical applica
tions as applied to the arts in Mechanics and Chemis
try, enable* the subscriber to come before the public
with entire confidence,-and offer them the best and
nuM completq Apparatus, for the manufacture of Min
ml Water in Bottles and Fountains, that' caa^e.fur*
nishcil In the United Stales. I
Ha also flatters himself that the enlarged success he
has met with, and 'he present extensive and daily! in
creasing amouutofhis business In both the above de
partments, furnishes the most convincing proof of] his
claim to the superiority of Apparatus over those of all
others, and of the parity and saluhrity of the Water
prepared tberefrom. . |
Persons whn order the Apparatus from a distance,
■hay be assured that their instructions shall be faithful
‘ ly complied with, and so packed as to carry spfeJy
cither by land or water to any part of tho If. Htate*.
To avoid disappointment, it is recommended to those
who intend supplying themselves the approaching Ma
nia, to forwurd their orders at as early a. day as con
venient.
Mineral Water Apparatus, Generators, Pumps and
Fountains, Ornaments I Urns and Pedestals for Stands,
Counters and Bars ol Hotels, for drawing Hydrant
Water, together with Corking and Tying Machines,
and everything appertaining to the ah&ve business,
constantly on bond, and for sale on the lowest terms
for rash, ep-£udrodt)m
“gHIEAT’WESTKR N
SADDLE, HARNESS,TRUNK AND WHIP MAN
UFACToRY.—The subscriber takes this method
of informing his friends ami the public in general dint
he has the largest stock of the following ntt'oed arti
cle* of hi* own manufacture in this city— Saddles, Har
ness, Trunks ami Whips oil of which be will warrant
'to be mode of the best matenul and by the best mech
anic* m Allegheny couniy. Being determined in tel)
his raaiiofuciure* loracthing tower than Unt been here
tofore sold by any similar establishment in' the city,
he would,invitc persons in need of the above named
articles to'Uls warehouse, No. .44 Liberty Street, oppo
site Seventh. Also, bands made to order for machine
ry. ' ©ctSMy o KBKB\.
FOR QREEHWOOD GAItDBNS*
K The steam boat A. MAKON_£te
I now runs from the Point, fcolfpSM
! of Liberty street, to Uia (»ar
■BfesSSMdcn-lesving si U o clock, A. hL.aud
at the beginning ol each hour unitl 9 l. M- Visiters
may rely on finding the boat tttthe hour. She leaves
the Garden, the last up trip, nt 1« o dock. •
. The season is fast advancing, mid those wishing to
visit ibU delightful rctn-at, now is me umc to ‘print a
fnw bhurs, not in ihe smoke and du»t ol the city, but in
a pure atmosphere, perfumed with tin? fragrauee of
’ fl ABWnd« of refreshments, except intoxteating drinks,
are kept on the premises. Greenhouse Plants, and
Bouquets ol choice flowers for sole. Closed. ou Sun*
j..i jyvO JAUiiStukAln,
(gy-Change of landing made on account of low wa
rj t jL * KEMOTiIi.
r Jett— 8. MILTENBERGKn
fejSssSfisL 3. B. AGENT,,
and Coimmiurion Mer
chant, has removed to No. b 7 Front, betwerifi Wood
and Rmlthfield street*. _ -
WHEREAS, John P. Hopewell, of the qity of Piua
burch, Merchant Tailor, by hi* deed, bearing,
date the Xithday of July, A. D., 1549, and n corded; ui;
the Reci rder’s Office ol Allegheny country , indeed
book Vol. Sfl, page 490, aasigued and trau«fe red to no,
dll his estate, real and personal, m trust for hL» credi
tor*: NuTlCEis hereby given to all per sand ludc.bted
u> said estate lo ugstfe payment to the andcrsigneit, and
those I,:,vine drain* again** **• 10 present them for sol.
tiemem ~J>' UF* 'AMIN OLYDE, Assignee,
buiO** Pittsburgh.
LEAD—tti pigsXcadTrvcy and for saTe'by • I
Rllfc-Y, MATTHEWS i CO, |
nllO JIWl»r«
$r
DRY eOUIjSr&B;
drV aoobs. ‘
ntrapHTi wiwftSi*
.; No.AUtV9OD jgrT-i'.i^rmcaau, . ...
ARE now receiving their usual soppht* of Goods
. for th* Fall season,'which they will be happy to
-exhibit to their old customers, and as many aew
a* may foci iuclmed to present themselves. •
Always taking great pains to lay-Ini atieh gogas aa
are-adapted to the wanie of the. Western trade, whtcfe
long experience. enables them in do, they can sari with
much confidence. «r.j without entering Into a detail
of their stock, Uiai the Westorn retail merchant will
find with hem ell that his customers require. Thp**
who have formed the unprofitable habit of -repairing
to tho Eastern cities ter their stocks of .Dry Goods,,
would do woljA'ijcall,' as a candid comparison, of pri
ces would in-tnuny. oase« result in the coirvietloa that -
the expense of going fdrther may be obviated by buy:
ing in Pittsburgh. ' sptlfl
GREAT AH RIVAL |
Ilf NEW tiIHIDS FOB TUB FAIL TBIDE.
A A. MASON a CO., No. SO Matkel street, have
• just received an immense stock of NEW FALL
00001*1 to which they invite the attention of their
friends and the public—assuring them Dial every artt
c!e will be sold at their usual low-prices—»o low as
to defy competition. - • 1 «*>**
GOODS* - , .
tow constantly recelvinehis
iRPETLVG, OILCLOTHS,
round the foMOwinff ▼srietier:
Sup Chenille Buys;'
do Tufted* "do
Common do do
Sheep skin Mots;
Chenille do ' •
Tufted do
Adelaid do
i HRV
WII’CLINTOCKisi
b Fall Stock of CA
4c. among which may be f
Axtninster' Carpets;
Velvet do
Tupestry - do
Brussels do
Extra sup 3 ply do
Saperfne do do;
Haperinc Ingr. do
Fine do do
Common do d?
9-4,7-4, Wrs-4,44 and 3-4
Oil Cloths;
Table Linenr- v
Huckebuek Diaper;.
Linen Crasli;
-Listing do
Rug do
4-4. f> end t Tap. Ven. do
HS44MTw’ld do do,
4-4,1,14 ti-4 wool do do
4-4,1,14 si-4 com. do do
Qeetp which we ore iu
> Damask-Linen Sir. Cover;
I Pat. Oil Cloth d 0... do
js;air Rod*, Binding, Xe.
low able to «cli lower than
cilf. We invite alt wishiqg
uo Boats, to ealland exam
lasing elsewhere.:
76 Fonrth st
W. ■Vi’CLiyTOCK..
er«r before ©fercd in ihii,
to fkrnak OosaM and St-a.
ia*#cr»WH“f before porcba
Ccyel Wuebouae, No. 7 1
'apjfj ■ I
iLI* GOODS.
»s*/ R. MURPHY Is ..new receiving hi* tint Fall
• Supply of Foreign and Domestic GOODS,.and
has already opened-an assortment of new un3 beauti
ful styles dark fall-PRINTS, warranted fas; color*;
and neat new style Kail
Muiiiu de Laities;
Alpacca* and Mohair Lustre*;
Damask fig'd and striped do
Parmettos and Lyoncse Cloths;
Of the most desirartle colors; and a full supply of
bleached and unbleached MuUius, Irish Linens, Man
chester Ginghomy, fee., ni northeast corner Fourth and
Market sts. Buyers are invited l*t call and see.
• spei I■. ... - '
FREXCiLMOUNOS-Of all the desirajte colors.
•sxrcK as Maroon, Garnet cherry, scnrlpt,different
shades of green drab, and hinck. . .!
Also, PaHMKTTOSoJaII the above colors, inSve
. ry variety of quality; and LYONE3K CLOTHSvnIm
of all the desirable colors, nowopeuat pry Goods
House of sptH . W RMURPHY .
MOURNING GOOD.S—W. R. Murphy has now
open un extensive assortment of Bthck Goods,
including Bombazines, Frcuch Merinoet, . Parmettos,
Mouse dr Luiue*, Mourning Alpaeeas, and other
Mourning Goads., \ spitl_ ,
MILiTAR '• GOODSA-Caps, plumes, Swords, S ash
'd t, Epaulettes, Laee, Button*, Hags, and ail the
uinniuilg* necessary to,equip voluuteer companies.
27* Volunteer companies equipped os complete and
cheap as done ui the East, attae Military hdorc, cor
ner Market and Fourth sd*. W VV WILSON
I*. S.—The Ujiiiea J<:atsa Ban* and Tenor Drums, of
(I'cnr.omown in<v»e, iorsale and warranted by
\v. \v. w.
SHACKLETT * WHITE,
DRY GOODS JOBBERS,.
99 WOOD STRfcBT,
ARK now receiving a very large stock of freak
(•oods, of recent purchase and irnportftlion, which .
they; will cell |o u.e triule ni such prices oa cannot fail
to utve entire satisfaction. ...
City url Country Merchant* arc invited; to eall afld
examine our afork before purchasing elsew**-* - .
taye . j r
SKW GOODS, 18t9- T
KENNEDY A SAWYER, cornek'Wood and Fourth
street, arc uow receivin' direct from first hruidv
a large Mock of Fancy and Variety UooUh, including
Clocks of every variety, cold and silver Watches,
Jewlry, French Print*, Comb*., Hooks and Ever.
Gloves and Hosiery, Suspcn'lerv.. Gun Caps Mni nil
ouier articles m their line—all of wiavh having aceit
purchased personally of the Uiaupfiicturer* -eu*t, du
nnv the last wir.icr, oxpmuly for uie Spnag trade,
will ho sold'.vhuicsolr at n smuil : . advance on cost.
Constantly on hand, all de*criptioa* of looting Glass
es. of our own manufacturing, utcastern prices- mbiO
XTKW FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS—At ZEB
il 1.'1.0N KINSEYS, <57 Market street.
U» pr« fine Chinn Vaa»», ass'd; IJSsrls twist and
cut velvet coat Buttons; 4y fine velvet Carpet Dues; St.)
do do gent’s traveling; 10» gran uuicy silk Dutton-,
for dres»es; It) d?z (lrustie*.. ass'd; 11X1 gro Cue
titk Vest Bu’.ums, a-ndd; 250 do do hill and plated, do;
25 dox rosrwood Hair Brushes; 4do Washington do;
1 do Barbers do, 3 *ro Fish Lines; Fish Hooks, Lime
rick, Ac
JEWELRY. fcc.-OTgold lever Watches; 60 do de
techcdlever Winches; ID do Lppinc do; 10 fine dia
mond Finger Ring*; l doc hoc gold Vest and Fob
Chains; d do do Guards; Breast Pins, ringer Kings,
Ear Rimr* ,fce.
UI-OVEs, Ac.—•-'OO doi Ladies Cotton Gloves, act'd;
dUO do do Lisle Thread, fancy lop, Ac.; 10 do cents*
silk Gloves; Id do do kiu do; SO do ladies kid, nw d; 10.
do do fancy tup silk.
VARIETY GOOD3—"S pkgs American Plnr; Sffl)
bxs Cotton Cords; 75 pt Paper Muslin; StxMKvj ribbed
Percu*tion Caps; IKHJgro dres* Whalebone do; HiUdor
Ivory «h>iui>s; Dressing Comb*, Duck Corah'*, Ac. Ac.
IS tl. F.A r< ».N A CO. are uo jv opening t'ueir Spring
. « slock ofTrimmingo, consisting in pun of Man~
tiilaaud Dress Fringes. Gimps. black and col'd Filk
Lares, black Flounce Lace, Button*, Brids, Bonnet
Trimmings, gents, ladies and childrens plain and ran
cy Hosiery! .Shins lor men and bovs. Cotnbs.l\ory and
biaer Fans, Yarn, Spool Cotton, Needier. Tapes, Bob
bin*. Pins, Ac. Ac., which they olfer for sale, both
wholesale and retail, ai ihir Trimming Store, Fourth
street, between Wood and Market apl_4
JBESU gPUlfii Q OOODS'i
SliackieU & White,
DRV GOODS JOBBERS, 09 Wood street, ark the
attention of Merchant* to their stock of AMERI
CAN AND FOREIGN DRV GOODS, now rrceiving
direct frvui fir-l hand*. i.
Receiving regular supplies of first goods during ihe
season, and devoting a later share of their a'.leniiou
to Eastern Auction sales, they can confidently assure
buTcrs they will find It to their inlcre-u to .examine
their stock.
Just, received, large invoices of new style Dress
Goods, Taney Prim*. Cnssimcrcs, Cloths, Summer
Goods. Luces, White Goods, Irish Linens, Tailors’
TnmiAing* and brown had bleached Sheetings of vari
ous brands. mnr3
i' a. MASON A CO. Market st. will open this
A., rooming a few piece* rich and choice patterns
French Chinti—the like cyiuot faand elsewhere.
CUVRKS.
TUBS AND
T)INE AND CEDAR, WARE MANUFACTORY
No. 87, corner oi Market aud Fmh sirects, Pitts
burgh. The subscriber keeps constantly on hunll
wholesale and retail, very low lor cash: j
Wash Tub*, I Kami Churns, |
BaihTubs, Stuff Churns. ;
Horse Buckets, I Half Bushes, Ac. r
All other kinds of Ware m his line made to order
RU gjt SAMUEL KROESKN.
jT jfoUNTTSAGLK'TRIPOLL for Polishing, a newly
VJ. discovered substitute for Crocus. Rotten Stone,.
Rouge, Ac.
Families have found it invaluable for their silver
and coarser wares—in short, a* remarked by the
‘•Scientific American.'* In an article anon it, “of all the
substances, which have been applied to polish Glass
and Metal*, none can equal that substance known by
the name of Tripoli—this is a snperier artisle to that
first brought from Italy by ,the Venetians, and mod by
them m their palmy days ot glass making, to give tl
that peculiar polish so much admired by other nation*.
It should be in every family and every work shop.
For sale by < R K SELLERS,
augtt) 57 .Wood*!
Premium Strswbsrry Plassta, .
AT GREENWOOD GARDEN.—Boiet’* True, the
premium plant, Sl.Ufl per hundred. Victoria mid
Hovoy’, Seedlings. WJ cent, per hundred—all thrifty
plants watranted. Orders from a distance
pul up and forwarded. Also, a large collection ol
Greenhouse Plants. Fosiolph and Taylor’s Seedling
Raspberry, Ac. • ...
An OMNIBUS leaves the Allegheny City cud of the
St. Cluir Street Bridge, for the Garden.every hnlf hour
daring the day. Tuo steamboat wttl commence its
”tS'‘““ ,to ri "'SisffKm
MR. ELIJAH EATON’S CERTIFICATE TO DR
J AVNR—This certifies, that immediately after
having attended toy brother, who died of consumption
m March, lett, 1 was taken sick with iheCoatatnnuon
or Liver Complaint, and was reduced-*? low with the
disease, that for four year* I was unable to attend to
uiv business, either at home or# broad, being for the
mo«t time confined to iny bed. During the above peri
od of nine, I had expended for medical attendance o
regular Physicians and medicines, to the amount of
Ah"! without receiving any benefit therefrom... In
July, 1845, I commenced taking Dr. Jayne’* Medi
cine.,, and have taken them more or lesaeVer unce,
and believe that lit was by persevering in their use,
that I can now uiily say-that 1 have completely reco
vered my health. <1 heheve tlmt Jayne’s Sanative Fill*
and Expectorant the best family medicines aow in
. i ’rrMde in Springfield, Ot*egoicounty, N.Y., and
carry oil a furnace utid macluuo shop in that plat;q,
and umnoi interested In any mariner in the sale of the
above medicines, and make this certificate lor the ben
efilofiho,c.nKlicted. ELIJAH F.ATON.
SpringKeU. S Y . jrti
LRPOiIT A NT - TO Tl£K APFLIOTXIK
[)r. Host's Celebrated Ktmcdies.
JACOB S, RtiSE, the discoverer and *o!e pn»-
I f prictor of these most popular and beneficint med
icines, and also tie inventor of tho celebrated instru
ment for uiflalihir the Lungs, tfl cflceiiug a cure of
Chronic diseases, wav a student of lhat,cminen; physi
cian, Doctor Phytic, and is a graduate of the Umvepft
tyof Teupsylvaiii, and for thirty years vine - * ha* been
enraged in the investigation of disease, uad tho appli
cation ot remedies thereto.' *
Through tho u*a of hia inflating tube, in-connection
with his riophylscOc Bynip-anii other of hi* remedies,
no has gained an unparolelled emineaco m curing
those dreadful and fatal moiadirv. Tubercular Con
sumption, Cancfers, Scrofula. l ,JUicuma<i‘ra, Asihma,
Fever and Ague, Fevers of all kinds. Chrome Erysipe
ln», and all those obstinate diseare* peculiar to female*,
indeed every fortq of disease vanishes under the us*
of his remedies,to which humanity is heir—not by ihe
ukj of one comtxiund only, for that i* irrrmputtWe
with Physiological Law,,Cut brthou*oof ht« kim
ilie*j adapted to tutd preaenbeu for each peculiar form
of DrJrtose*s Tonic Alterative Pills used sxr. in
variably acknowledged to b* superior to all o««» **
has been said m too min c ffca #ffent , ,*4
«53^fflS!SSdS££
ncar U ‘° • iUe s hcny * u >?
Jno aUott»«*® r n v#Uey * -k ■ a• . •
MEDICAL, 4
toArTSOW kitba. ■- % Vv
'A awn by lie twine of BUE(« OLATP.hu wwaged,,
witb a young man of ifio name of JJ,. P.TJyflyy^aaa..,
uwahii name;Ty. rm'.-pp tt^ggmpanUUi'which
call I TownsendM.
GENUINE, Onginai^ete.. Taw Toiratcai t*
!erand;no»er was, l»ot was formerly * workert®.™**,
road*, canals, .-and the like. ,\~ct ho aasanM*i IhoiiPO
otDrirmr the purpose of gaining credit for wbathe-U
: r0u...110 u sondiaa-obi cards headed v “Ttlco. %*»,
Th<vei»M't h -ftlttd«f' wj' •
.name for 07 atweek. I will giye 8. P. Town*eod *s«j
if be will' produce orioitrtgle wfitairproof of tnl*-
:Tiar ir.ts canoon ibepablie nett* 1 bc'deeaatedUhnd
none but the GpNUINKORIGINAL OLBv
•Dr. Jacob 'Townsend 1 * Sarsaparilla! having oil it *h® .
1 Old l^r.V'hhenen t iii* family coat ofamisy and hit >‘£*
nature acres* tiie coat of ana*.. I . , ..
TOWNSEND.
‘ Principal OJSeejlOJ N'lsrsuSt; NewYorkCiiy.
OLD ooOTOK' '.
Jacob |||#|i Tdffristisffr
THE ORIGINAL BmSSw : rPISCOVLT--’
i.: r.
TOWSSESD SmAFABILL A,.
Oltl Dr. Townsend is now about 70 yea r» of - sad •
has long bera-known, a* the ADTUOR an t I)i«CU- •
VKBEKofthe GENUiNEORICiINALfIXJVVNdBN 0-
3AR3APARILLA.” Being poor, bo was compelled
tottnm ne manufacture, by which means it fta* been
kept out of market, and - the tale* crreniaaeribed to •
those only who had proved end known it*
value. This Goajto *?u>.UBBiiVxLLKi» Taarsitaxias U
maamaentred on the largest »ea!o,;and isealledlbr
throughout the length andbrfeadth cf'tho inqd.
Unlike ydung S. F. Townsend's,‘ it improve* with
age, end never changes, but for tha better; beeavto U
is prepared on scientific principles bp a seienufieman,:
The highest knowledge of Chemistry, and the latest i,
discoveries of the Art, have all been brought 'into rev
quititien in the -manulactare of the Old Di-’sSnrsaph
rilla.; The Sarsaparilla root, it Is troll known to med
ical men, contain* medicinal properties,andsome pro?.
penici which ore inert or ox less; and others, wlueh,
if retained in preparingit for usa, produce ferment**.
Uon and acid, which is injurious to the system;. Somb
er the: properties of Sarsaparilla tire so volatile that,
they .entirely evaporate and are tost inthe prepara
iton, if they are not preserved by a scientific process,
known only to those experienced in it* mamifactare.
Moreover these volatile principle*, which fl" 'eJThx va
por, or at an exhalation, under - hint, -vue th* verya*-
scntioJ medical propcrUeij}£lho rant, which gives to .
it nil its value. Hie_ -
GKHtraHB" - ' •
OLD DR. JACOBTOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA>
is >o prepared; that all the Inert properties of the Sar
saparilla toot ore first removed,' every thing capable
of becoming ueiii or of fermentation,- is extracted and. -
rejected; thyn every panicle ofmedical virtue is secu
red inm pore and concentrated fonaj and thus .it is*
rendered incapable of losing any of its valuable an»-
healing properties.: Prepared in ' this way, it is mado
the mofipo-verml.accnt in the, ~ ••••■* 'v
; CURE OK INNUMERABLE DISEASES... _
• Hence the reusou whT we hear commendations on '
every Hide in iu iavorbv meu,,women and children/
We find it doing wonders in the euro of Consumption,
-Dyspepsia, and Liver Coinp!airf,,Juid in Rheumatism,*
ScrofoljLand Piles, Coativenesa,' all Cntaneous Erop
lions, Pimples, Blotches, andali atfeciions ariwng front;
IMPURITY OK .THE BLOOD.' • ..
It possesses a msrveUous effieaeyin all complaint*
arising from Indigestion, from Acidity of the Stoma-hj
from unequal circtl'atioit,delerrainaUan of blood to lhe :
head, palpitation of the heart, cold feet and acrid hands'
bold chills and hot flashes over the body. It has not
had its equal in .coughs and coldi;- and promotes,easy
expectoration, and gentle perspiration, relaxing strict
tare of thelungs, throat, and every other part.
. Lai in nothing is it* excellent inoromnmifcstly tee&
and acknowledged than in all kinds and stages of *
) IEMALK COMPLAINTS. . - ■.
■ It works wonder* ut cares of fluor olbus or whites,
Failing of the Womb, Obsirnßtcd. Sappressed.orPain-:
ful irregularity of penod*. aSA
the like; and is effectual in caring all forms of UiaJEid
imy Dise iscs. By removing ohsauctions, and regula
ling the general ey«iem, it gives .Irma and atreqgu l* .
the whole bodv. aud cures aliform* of
NERVOUS DISEASES AND DEBILITY, ■-’*
and thus prevents or relieves a gre<tl 1 variety af.othcy
diseases, as Spinal Irritation, Neuralgia, SL Vitus
Dance, ttwopniug, Epileptic Kits, Ac - Id
not tiii*, then, xua HsmasK too Pax-KxuoextLT Nxspt
But can any of these things, be said of H. p. Town*
send s mtetior article? This young man's liquid is n*t ■
to ho COMPARED WiTKTHEOLODR.’S.
beeau.«e of the Grand Fact, thai'.ibo ouo-is iueasable •
of Deterioration and NEVER SPOILS, while toe oth
er pOES; it sour*, ferment*, and blows Dio bottles
containing •,! into fragment*; the sijur, ncid liquid ex
ploding uud-ihntagihg other goods! Musi not this hor
rible coAipouhd be poi«onia* to the system!’ What!
put acid into a system already iliseamil with netdi
SVhat.caunTs Dyspepsia but aeitf! jDo tre not aH know,
dial when R od «3ur» in our stomachs, what i
ii.preduc.-id— tlaiulcnre, hrarthurn, palpitation of the :
bran, livefeomplnint, diarrbern, dysentery, eboHeand •
c irruption of the blood! Wha'l is, Scrofula but aih acid '
brinor in the tad)? What produce# ail the humors
which bring on Krsptious of the Skin, Scald Head.
salt lUu'Utn,Hry/ipda*,White Swellings. Fever-Sores,
aid all ulcrraKoi.i i-iUmal and external? ft it noth
ing-under heaven but no acid substance, which soots,
and thus spoils all the fluids of .the body, more or less.
What raiHcs Rbrumaurm but a •cur arid fluid, wiuch
insinuates itiall between the joints and cl-ewhere, ir
ritating and inflaming the tender and delicate tissues
upon which n acts! so of nervous diseases, of impu
rity of the biota, of deranged eireulslia.'ts, and nearly
ail tbr ailments which afflict hanujii nature. - 1
Now, is it not to tuoko tutd tuil, and infinite
ly wnr»e to use this
SsOURINO, FERMENTING, ACID “COMPOUND”
OK #. 1\ TOWNSEND i .
and ret lie would fain hare it understood that Old Ja
cob Townsend’s Genuine Ong-.nal Sarsaparilla, is au
Imitation of hi* inferior prepars’ionl!
lfeuven forbid that we should deal in na.artisle
which would bear the most distant resemblance to S.
P.,Towutend's anJtlv! aq-Lwaich should bring down
upon the Old Dr. sock a mountain load nf complaints
aud criminations from agents ivho have sold, and pat
eha*ey» wim have used ri. P. Town-cud * FcnamtUng
Compound!
Wc wish it understood, because it is the absolute
i’nith. that S. P. Townsend’* nnicic and Old Dri Jurob
TowntendVSarsnparilU nre heaven-vritle opart! nid
infinitely iU,-iuiiia.r, tliat they are ciiliki; ine.very par
licuiar, having not oue wngie tiling t.i caroctot*;
it is io arrest irauds upon the untonena c, i-i pt,i>-
balm into wounded humanity, to kiiiu'c in.pt; i .-he
bo'ont, to restore health aud iiloo n aud vi
gor into the crushed and broken and In banbi infircot-
ty—tnat old DR. JACQD TOWNSEND ha*.OUGHT
and FOUND the opportunity' and me • -i> ji.ii; nis
Uu.no UNIVERSAL CONCEN TRA’ I :D .MED*',
.within the reach, ar.d to the knowle. - ■ - Jl who
u?ed it, tliat they may learn and know. 4 :- .lyml el
pcftcnce, it.* TUATbnrfDESC 7UWEB TO KSA.
For »alo by J KIDD A CO-, Wh-nc*.. Agenl f*tr
Weetern Pennsylvania; J. SMITH, Birmingho.'u Dr.
J. SARGK.\NT,'Allegheny; Dr. J. CASSELL, Finn
ward.fi. tV.GARDNER.Sth ward,Pittsburgh. *pU
~ Jsynei’ Kipectaront. '
tGLXM. Columbiana co n O.,'Apr. 24, 1541.
DR. D. JAYNhiS: Dxaa Sun—l feel bound to yod
and the odiicted public, to avail uiy*eif of this op~
portunity ofgiving publicity to the extraordinary effect*
of your Expectorant on myself, ilavinj been afflicted
for several years with a severe cougn. hectic fever
and iu noncomiunt diseases and seemed only doomed' •
to linger out a short but miserable existence, until the
fall of iSffSjWheu, being more severely attacked, and
having resorted to all ray former remc^ii'e«, and the prc»
tcnpuonsof two of the most respectable physicians in
Uie neighborhood withouLderiving any benefit, or the
consolation of surviving bsta few days 'or weeks d 9
fanlieti—when the last gleam pi hope wiurabotuto
vanish. I had reeomraendcil to rue your Fjpeclprsnt—
and blessed by that Being who .doea all things in the
u*e of the means—a«d contrary to the vxpecuthmaof
my pliysii'iatm and friends. I was in a few days raised
from my bed, and was enabled byihc use of a bottle, to
auemfrto my eiqoyingamce better health than
I had for ten year* previous. >
Respectfully yours, Ab., Jas W, EtniL.
For sale in Pituburgh, at life Pckyi Tea Store, 72
Fourth street. , aan9
Great Ragiuh Reaidy. <
FOR Cough*. Cold*. Astltma aiid Cnusumpt,onf The 1
GREA'i' AND ONLYJU2MKDY fer the cure of ih*
above diseases, is ihf HUNGARIAN BALAAM OF
LIFE, discovered by tkd celebrated Dr. Buchan, ol
London, Engrictd, and tnUoduccd into the United States
under the immediate superintendence of the inventor.
The extraordinary iracccsa of this tnedicihe, in Ih*
cuio of Pulmonary diseases, wiarjanu the American v ■
Agent in soliciting for treauneat the worst possible ,ea
sc* that can* be found jii the community—case* that seek
relief in vain from any of the common remedies of'.tha
day, nud have been given up by the most di.iiiireteahcd
physicians a* confirmed and tneurhhfe.' The Hrtnguri
an Ualsam has cured,.and will moa deroerm 1 *
or ca*e*.
llih medicine, of known and d»taf'iish**d efficacy/'
Every lamily in the United Statusahtrald !i~ -upplic-.:
with Buchan’* Hungarian Balsam’of Life, not o.uy ;i - » .
countcrsclthe cdajurr.ptive tendencies of the elimai . rr_ ,
but to be used mediciue iu alt - ea«e - ,-v
colds, cough*, spitting of blood, pain in,Uic »id.. :Ld 1
ehcit, irritation and sorenees Af the Ichgs, brodkhi*,
Jiifisulty of breating.hectic i'evir, nighliwcaa,«Bieci
ation and ycucral debility, asthma, inuaeuaa, whooping .' ■
cough auucroup.
Bold, in large bottles, at 31 per bottle, with full diree* '
tiaunfor the'restdratinn of health. ( -
Pomplileu, coataiuing a cuss of English /sad Aateri-'
ean certificate.*, and other evidence, showing the tu> j .
.equalled merits-cf Bus great ISngliahßemedy, mayb« ij
dbi&jpcd of tha Agents, gratuitously. ; /'
> Fur ».i!o by B A I’AILNESTOCS t 00., c'oniet o
st and Wood and Wood and Oth «ts. • jnffdtwß
HD* Tmt uttax of s vita Rkptils is not more riipal-i
*ive than a bad, putrid brnuth, dr dor-- yellow «Uw#»-
cd teeth. Ifpcrrorat have these it it their own ;suU—
they can, for two shilling*, buy .on .article-that'will
nuke their breath para ana sweet as (As Spicy tdif*
Ambia. . . -
' lt curc* dnea»c* of this Gam v spungy or-ulcernlSd,
and for’.be Teeth it i* uncquatle4r rctnoviug tiiutartgr,
fastening the teeth in ihn gum* and c'ean ffi-.miu
whiie as the iuv tfihcjnzen X«rth. ■ • ••.
riueb.'reader,, run the properties *>l Jones'* Anther
Tooth Paste, and. wniioiu prni.-ilug u wnrsclvev, hear
what one ot oyr tuon respeetahle and scientific Dsa- .
list*, Mr. E. Field, o( New. Yorx, Bay*: »"
~“l hove until.urudaai! uufcbredtbi«bvauufulandira
|nispa.irie ariiele;' (JonCi 1 . Amber ToOlh Fans') end ;
can rccouiraeiiil it e<poi*e*ring allih&quatlucacjaim- .
ed for it.” Render, we can say no more to couvince,
only.that tlyoa try llil» N o'ice-y*>a will be wcllpleaWa.
It it pul up hi lieaulifui English China k’U*,- wr-o ,
cent*. Subtby the Agent, WS. JACKSON, c9Ww*?*
tysUeel, I’iiubunrh. • • augflieft-wT*
IO- LaDIES ARE CAI.'JiONEI> CT
SING COMMON PREPARED CHALK. t . - .
They nre notowafeihow frightfully
to the skin*, bow eoarre, h»w rough, hew ail* ..
lew. yellow, and unaoalffiy tlic *kiftajw <; _
i>car* afteroriiigpreporedelulx. Be
tide* It is injurious, eoniaximig a i '. .i
large quantity ot Lead; , r
We have pr.-pa^ 3 * beautiful vegelable-artiele,
WC call JONKi’ SFANUSU * -
It i* netfeoUy innocent, being purfECd of all deicer--
do* qaaiitie*; » l i»P ar V “ skin a natural, hniti- -.
ihy. alaliastcr, clear, living while; at the <iaon Unia
aeiing’ a* a roumene ou tbo- «kin, making it *oft ai*4 .
Smooth. >bid by the Agent,.WM.JACKriON.T9 lub-r
erty »t. Eiti*bursh. J’nveffa cents. . aug?:dAwT .
r* EI.LFJt!?’ VI-:ILMIFUG"E iN GtiolCGLA.—”.l
C> _ ' CouwMta, Jan. Pth, 1549.
Mr R. E Seller*:—Yodr Vcrmifage has d we»l,
‘ »:iJ li'ai l*eea high y spoken by ail who have c-- ■'
it From the succ*--* aliendii'g Uic
yottr Vermifuge hi every c*«e 1 have heard cf, i -am:
I'oiifiiirrt I- win mom during the camir.r
lima 1 did last. I will t>« glad to receive artotht; V' •
ply of dor fi gross.- Yours, rdspectfufiy, 0 ; " ;if
lExtractfrori leuct.l . .JLCAHTb-ir. '•
Prepared and»oldby xL E.aELLERi. J 7 Wood *t,,
aad»oidbydnigsL»ug«tieraily, in Tiit-bi. rb .*'.s
ip S s, ”y^_- J . _ --'Ufidi
“faTbytk Man pfactuui
MANUFACTURE and wiil keci'o - i v.-m.' - -
nttd JMeam Boat'Blankett, r-.'rn-s’Je Ffiin.
blue,brown and drab Blanket Coaftne.' risti>k-«.F .
Woolen Yarn, which they wiU'sei. n: Eaiiej 'TMCi.
• WarthousaJfu 1128eeondst,.Piu.hargh
F*<iory» N.ew-Haven, f»yct»eo.P«-'kpD Jl '