The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, January 03, 1850, Image 4
MISCELLANEOUS. - TO THE PUBLIC* A 800T 1 four yea»-Maee, I was travel^ A the State of Ohio; while **"«*?“ SS«m t rditcovered • “**£! and subsequently learned thatithsd J®* 1 ! imifreo - MM*«t3Wp<irt u. It of M “ ”,S“S ’ ill onifomliy of Him. ood wi* led ■ w Oolieoo il n;r>' » what purpose 1 had not the l f* , ,*Jf iinr . . n dnniTM. m oipoitoom. by 3.CL toj s It, «nd oro ni voi.it th«t^ir?Bp r iny omirc lime ind moon. in the fffioerirocnU; and from that urae mthu *°oootherbuameit;atthee r of Ihou“wofcari,l finally dJscoreral.tbat, . BSSJem* Ji to • fine pother and mixing it with I to aeedciii to aboat the contiatrnry of thiet p«at, and anohinr ifiia compound with a bra»h,thattbla coating in a few months would become a perfect atone or ■late; so that the aabstance when apptie-J wm tetonily alate In a liqoid ataie, and the large arnonnt or atltra, alumina, magamaand black oxide of iron that it con tained, rendered it bom weather and fire proof, as'lie longer exposed ,the harder and more permanent it see mi to become, and at the coaling {after it *® •late) ia of iuelfindestrueiible by fire, eotiseqbenu) it protects .the woed covered with it from the air, and where theje ia no air, there la no bfaxoor cprawistJon, therelore the wood will actnaJy char, before the aute eoviring will rive way. . . , 1 1 considered the discovery < r aace, and applied to Government for a pate-t tor my s™-lon or discovery, fondly hoping *«j l •$»“« now be remunerated for all my outlay w time t*n£n*>: ney. The government, without any ed to me Letters Patent for the «®te nght to tore, i'll and nte my improvement in themanafacture of a “Weather and Fire Proof Composition or Aril fictal Slate.” fir fourteen years. Asgntt 14, lt!9, WE, lie inhabitants of fchoron, the shove. iUieaem of Mr. Make, a:d believe uto bo snbstan tiallr correct, a* we knowing to must of the tinted menu therein contained; and wc will farther slate,Hat we d<rno( believe that there ever was a patent more honestly sad laboriously earned. nr more deservedly granted; as be pursued bU experiments with the most fndomiiab’e perseverance under the most discourngj ng circumstances, as the'public had not the leant confi dence that there could be any thine valuable made from thesubtionee. He therefore baa to encounter for years the jeers and scoffs of nearly the whole commu nity. Notwithstanding alt this, be was indefatigable iu the prosecution of bis.experiments, and We do not believe that there is one.man innihousond who would have persevered under all the circumstances.'. i‘Uut he has at last triumphed over all obstacles, aad.jwe te - lave there is now but one opinion in awarding hitq the merit of this volonblo discovery. - ~ . GEO.W.CRANB, •> Justices of HORACEGIBB, t the , • JONATHAN EVERUARD, j Peace. LEWIS C. CHATFIELO, 1 Trustees R. W. MILL, J. or UENJAMIN JONE, > Township. WM. EVEIIETT, Township Clerk. ' • ALLEN HOWR, Treasurer. I CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. I have ascertained that there arc individuals engaged In digging, grinding, and preparing for sale, the above mentioned Mineral, to be mixed with oil, and used pre cisely an I use my puteuted article. I “have :been to. those persons und shown them myipatent. They ray they do not intend t> infringe crjtretpust upon nr rights; that they have a right to dig) grind, and sell (he powder, if they can find purchasers; that they are not bound tr> knew what they are in do] with it; that it is no infringement iindt it is mixed with the oil to make the compound; and that those who l?ay, mix and use it, must take the responsibility. Most of them lay dial they believe tha; the patent is rood against ih'oic that mix and use the compound, ana wine have said that what they wanted to use they should certainly porch use of me, as they did not intend to {make themselves liable in any. way. Now I feel myself in duty bound to, expose this barefaced frauc upon thh public; as I' eon call it by no milder name, where a) man sells'and re ceives.pay for on article, the uro ofwhichihe woU knows: subjects the purchaser an<J nser to a prosecu tion and line. gome of those who ore cugagtd in this nefarious traffic,-will unquestionably contend to the public .that my.patent will not stahd, and that I dsre not prosecute. Now, to take this argument away from them, I went to some of those wholwere proclaiming that ray patent was of no value, ana made the: follow ing proposition: that they might select ajudge and two lawyers who have had some practice in patent cares, sod we would submit the patent to {them, and if they decided thpl the patent was good, tbsllhcy should stop all farther proceedings in tbs Imsiness; but' if they should decide that it would not, in their opinion, hold, I would agree to let them go on and;sell all they could, without saying ‘any thine to the public about there. This proposition they would not accede to. So far as the validity of my patent i« concerned, l do' not de pend entirely upon my own judgment, although I have the fullest confidence in it; but 1 have submitted it to many of ihe Judges, and several of iko most eminent Patent lawyers, who have, without exception, decided that in sheir opinion it was good, and would protect me in my discovery. 1 grind tha article to a fine power, and pat it op in barrels, the which arc marked: Poixsr h iss O-VD tVianix* Psoor Abtixicul Sura- 1 ’ I therefore give notice to all who bay and aae the above mentioned mineral for the purpose act fottfi in my patent, except from me or my authorized agent*, that 1 thall bold them to a mrict accountability, and shall commence suit* at-law against those who thus infringe up"- - - ? ht • .rinse upon my nchL tSILUo.v, Median Co-, 0., Ac;. 14, ISIS. IL/-TVVO TONS of the above. Fire and Wealhei Proof Artificial Stole on hands and for salt*. The above we can recommend, for we have been nsng ii for tome 4 vears, and know it to i>e what it io set forth in every particular. J.&IL PHILLIPS. Aft, PQVg7«d3n No 9 Wood st EXCELSIiOK! 3?. H. EATON & CO., So. 03 Fourth gtrc«t, Pittsburgh, Hsvo now in St*re their fall assortment of Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery and Laee Goods ADAPTED to Uie wtnm ofevcryclaMof Merchants and Consumers. No pains bsvo been spared td pretent; the. newest and man fashionable atyle of Goods in their line. Their stock consists is part of the following; . DRESS TRIMMINGS. Fringes and Gimps, of every variety; new styles figured Galloons: Algenne and Imperial Braids; wide and narrow Silk and Wonted Embroidering Braids: Mured and ent Velvet Ribbons;-plain do doj.Cordco Mamaa and plain Satin Ribbons, for trimming: block, white and colored Silk Laces; extra wide do-do, fjr flounces,' with a fall assortment 'Of Dreas Buttons; Dresses Finked, Stamped or* Embroidered to order. LAOS GOODS. Embroidered Lace and .Muslin Cop**, Chemixettes, Breakfast and Retiring Capa and Half Sleeves, French Worked Collars and Cutfs. In great variety; L«cc Veils, Lappeu and Opera Ties: Mourning Chemisettes, Col* lars, Cuff* - and. Half Sleeve*; l .men Lawn Hdeft, plain embroidered and hemstitched do, plain Linen do; real thread Laces and Edgings; Im. do do; Bobbin, Lisle, Loco Muslin and Cotton Edgings and Inserting*. • SONNET TRIMMINGS.' ' Rich new atyle Bonnet Ribbon*. French Fare Flow ers, Bonnet Tabs. Velvets, Satin* and Florences, Silk Illusions and Turletons, Bonnet Frames and Tips. KID CLOVES. Best manufacture, with most approved fastenings, and choicest colors. An extensive assortment always on hand. HOSIERY. A great variety of Silk. Wool, Cotton, Merino and Cashmere, for Lubes and Mines; Tartcsi Plaids, anil a foil assortment other styles fancy and plain Child ren's Hose; newe*t stylet Infants'Boots and Sorks; Gents' Grampian, Vigooia, Merino, Cotton and Ace Wool Half ifosc. GLOVES. A' full assortment for men, women and children, among which are Derby Ribbed, Foloseile and plain Silk; ribbed and plain Cashmere; Chamois Lined Ber lin; Caisimere, Merino, Far-lined lieaver. beairy and fine Buckskin, Military and Lisle Thread and Cotton. WOOLEN GOODS, Such a* Ladies' and Children’s Hood*. Children's Woolen Sacks, Knit Scarf* and Boas, Children'* liait era and Long Mitts, Wormed Cuff*. Knitting WorsieJ* and Woolen Yarns, California Comforts; also, fine Cashmere Scurfs, for Ladies. LADIE3’ .DEPART!! ENT. Zephyr and Tapestry’Worsted*. Canvass Pattern*, Floss and Erob’g Silk, Bristol and Pcrfd Boards, Pa fer Flower Material*, Lama Mat* Tidies, **>«-«• roldered Work. Also—Ludte*’:s'U, - id .MeratoTe«t* and Drawers; Embroidered Sack* andFtanneU, French Wotked Caps and Waist* lorliilimt'; andSw:m’»-dowu Trimmihga. ; GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. Ftne Shirts, Cravats and Collars; Merino, Silk and Cotton Wrappers and Drawers; Smpenders. Shoe der Braces and Dressing Gowns; s-lk and lenen Jldkft; Gloves and Hosiery. COMES, BRUSHES AND PERFUMERY. French patterns carved and plain Shell Back Combs; Buffalo and Iml: do; Bfcoll Hide and Long Combs; Ira. do; Buffalo, Batin and Rosewood Hair Brushes;, Shell, Buffalo ana Eng. Horn Dressing and line I vary Combs; with an ft<sortment of Noil and Teeth Brushes. Waken!!’* “Gold Modal 1 VARIETY Needles, Pins. Tapes, Button* and Steel Good*, Pone Twist and Sowing* Coat Binding* k Galloons. Cloak Cord and Tassel*, Blind & Shade Trimmings. Pulpit.Aßancet T*s*els, UpliOlslertT’a Pringen, Buff Linen, a*sM widlnt, English i Hi Cloths, Pig'd Chin is Bindings ~NEW AMD VALUABLE INVENIIOM ” Perfumery, if GOODS. Steel Rags and Purses, Berlin \V|ro Boskets, Fine Rosewood Desks and Fancy Work Baskets Portfolios, Papiertre's and Ladies' Stationary, French Cork Soles,. Silk'A (iflng'n Umbrellas, PapirMustinsA Hollands, Elastic Bands A Webbing, Cnrvt and ShosLafei*. Gti'fi.TS TOOT LOCK JSD SPRIISO. Pateitcb, Dxenmt* w, 19-jfl. • Tms is on an>cle of great value it, ail persons en gaged in building, dr to thoie who have already built, apd _e.ro without window fustening. While it furnishes aperfeet substitute lor puliics and weights at a anting of atleast to each window, it affords the safest fastening that hu ever been broagupinuj The utility and convenience of this Spring over all others, ts, that.bg one thumb piece, both sash of the window eon be raised or lowered. It requires only to bo known lo be appreciated. ■ " Persons yrlshing to buy the article, or to have them pot into; their windows, or the right of selling it (or eoanties in this State, may apply to the subscribers oi the PERKY HOUSE, on the Allegheny river. Pitts burgh,PiL J. S. TURNER, ' C. P. MaYO. 7TaKVTStP3: dAkFLTS!:—Kec'd this day, at \V.AI'. V/. Clintoek’s Carpet Warehouse, No. 75 Fourth si, a further sopply of Carreu, of the latest and most ap proved styles, to which we invite the attention of Steam boat men, and those wishing to famish Houses, to call and examine the largest assortment in thecitr; wbiehwe will oeil cheaper than ever before offered in tbo western market nortl W W CLLNTOCK . JHoomlUß Long Shawls. \kr It AIUIIPHY uutrec'aa supply of the above yV •• article, of the best quality; itiso; plain Ulack Thibet Long Shawls; block Bombarines, Mourning A!- paecas, Persian Cloth, block Coburgs, •pantcua*, Cashmere*, Mous de Loins and French Merinos, black Cravats and Moo mi eg Collars, Mourning Bonnet Rib bons, neck do, and a fall assortment of Mourning Goons generally.' Also: . PLAJN LLACK SILKS, A largo assortment,, including a few pieces very wide and superior. IJuyers axe invited to lo.ik at them, at North Kan corner of Fourth and Market sis. * Wholesale Rooms up stairs, where a large assort ment of New Goods has lately been received. _ (ar2Q DR.' JAYNE’S ALTERATIVE. ' We Lave been informed by Mn. Rom of * cue per* • formed enher by Dr* .>ajrD.e»* Alterative, which prove* Its snperiorityeverevery other remedy of ibe kind, She has been afflicted for the last sixteen rear* with SWELLINGS, attended wtth ulceration* and en foliation of varlouibone*,da* nni which time many pieces have been discharged from the • uKmtal bone of the craniara, from both her arms, ' ' 'smats and haodv.and from both feci, and from the left '-' feirioSu bone, and from the right knee, beaideapainfnl V ’.teers on otcer pans of berperwa, which have bofled the u:iM of a number of the moil eminentphysidaniof our cjU-rdaTing most of thcLime her suffering* have and deplorable. About three months SSe she w»a tndnecd m try Dr.-Tamo's Alter.are, ■ wMch'bat had an oetoaiihingly happy effect open ber, • br removing all pain and ■welling*, and earning the ofeera to hetJ, while at tbesame tone Mrgaieral heaJth ho* bccoaetoffiplrtely reitored, so that ehc cow weighs BS lbs more than ahe <Ud bcS?re she commenced the ase oi this trtly.voJoobkprepaueit-tsifct. Eve. Port-. . • per farther inform of Jsn. Rose, No. I*9l F Ffr»"l taPiS«nS. *» o« ram tea stoku, | 7pFo*rthobM*rWoed. , J>* * MISCELLANEOUS- Pr *>»• Prssldsat of tliA. -United States. In pursuance of law, I r ZACHARY TAYLOR, Pres* idem of the Unite-d Stale* of America, tdo hereby declare and make known, /that Pat-lie Sale* will be held at tic undermentioned; Laud Offices, in the State of lOWA, at the periods herci/i trier designated, n wil At the Land Offiee tt DUBUQUE, commmctrg cn Monday, the seventh day of January next, for th« dis posal ol ilio Faolic Lands situated within the under* mentioned townships, to wit: Tfffrtk of the base line, andtctsioj tht fifth principal Township ninety-eight, of range three. Townships oiowy-sii, niaeiy»*eveii, and nines, ly-eighl, of range fear. . ' Townships nmety*five, ninety-six, niDely-ev' ed. ninety-eight, and ninety-nine, of range five. Townships ntnety-three, ninety-four, ninety five, ninety-nine, oftaege six. . At the SAMS PLACE, commencing on Mon day, the twenty-first day of January next, for the disposal oftbo Public Lands within the andermen tinned townships, viz: MmA cflhe last Imt, anJtctaafOuffAyrinapsl meridian. Townships nioetyfour, ninety-five, | ninety-six,' nmety-eeven, ninety-eight, and ninety-nine, of range seven. j •• • Townships ninety-fpnr, ninety*five, nincty e^ l hL ,UllC^*MTen ’ oiohty-eightj of range Township ninety-five, township nineiy>six, (ex cept the southwest quarter of nection-iwcniy-vev ea, the aootbieait quarter cf section twenty-debt, and sections thirty-three and thirty-four, including the Indian agency,) and townships ninety-seven end ninety eight, of range nine. 1 Townships ninety-two and ninety-fobr,of range ten. . Township.ninety-one, efraege thirteen- Townships ninety-one and of range fourteen. | WM. BLAKE. At t&e Land Office at FAIRFIELD,] commenc ing on Monday, the fourteenth dayofjannarynext, for the disposal of the Public Landß situated with in tho undermentioned townships, to Wit: North of the last line,and t oat of the fifth principal meridian. [' Townships sixty-seven, sixty»eighl,lond sixty nine, of range sixteen. ! Townships sixty-seven, and sixty nine, ol range seventeen. > Townships eixty*e:ghl and sixty-uir h, of range eighteen. ' • Townships sixty-eight and sixty-nme, of range nineteen. Townships sixty-eight and sixty nine, Of range twenty. r Townships sixty-eight and sixty-nine, of range twenty-one. Townships sixty-eight and sixty-nine, ol range twenty-two. Township seventy* one, of range twenty-six.. Townships seventy and seventy-one, ol range twenty-seven. j . -Townshipsrteventy and seventy-one, of range twenty>eight I At the Land Office at lOWA CITY, commenc ing on Monday, twenty-first day of January next, for the disposal of the Publio Lands within the fol lowing townships, viz: , Norik of the base line, and treat of the fifth principal meridian. \ Township seventy-six,of r&nge-twenty-seven. Townships seventy-ax, seventy-sevien, and aCv enty-eighl, of range twenty-eight 1 Townships seventy-seven and eeventy'cigbt, of range twenty-nine. Lands appropriated by law for the use of school*, military, or other purposes; wf!l be excluded from the sales- The offering of the above mentioned lands will be commenced on the day appointed, and proceed In the order in which they ere advertised, with all convenient despatch, ontil the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed; but no sole shall be kept open longer than-two weeks, and no private entiry of nay of the lands will be admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks. Given under my hand, at the City of Washington, this fifteenth, day of September, Anuo Domini one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine. . Jly the President: Z. TAYLOR. 1 J. BtrrrzxFiKU); Commissioner of the General Land Office. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS! Every person'entitled to the" right of pre-emp tion to any ot the lands vr.thin the townshipsjtbove enumerated, is required to 'establish the same to tbe satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of tbu proper Land Office, and make payment therefor ns toon as practicable after seeing this notice, and be fore the day appointed for the commencement of the public sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will he forfeited. J. BDTTERFIELD, Commissioner of the General Land Office. POSTPONEMENT Ot tlia Public Land Sales at Da Bnqae, NOTICE is hereby given, that the Pablio Sales of Lands ord 'KiitiLprociaiaitioQ cf the President ot the -United States, dated tbe fifteenth day of September, 1819, to be held at the LAND OFFICE AT DU BUQUE, lOWA, on tbe 7th and dirt day* of January, l SOU, arc .declared to be postponed until <arthcr notice. Given under my Hand, at the City of Washington, this lllh day Of Dem, aano Domini one rhauruntietghi hundred and forty-nine. 7 .TAYLOR. By the. President; J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner of the General Land Office. dcl7 limwtS. Iffc H V ALtr OOOD8T" ALEXANDER A DAY, cocnerof the Diamond and Market street, noufy their friends and the public that they have received their stock of Fall and Win ter GOODS, direct from tbe importers, manufacturers and auction* at tbe east. Their stock of new style and fashionable Goods is large, and preseui* strong acrae •ions to purchasers. In Ladies Dre-s Goods and- Shawlr, the most splendid and fashionable Goods of the season are now offered, at remarkably low prices consisting in part of the following LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. New style Brocha Dg'd Come lion Silks; Co I’d and Black Satin Du Cbenes and Tare Satinr, * Col’d,Cornelian Grnderhines, of the best quaiitfr*; Black glossy Groderiens of the celebrated Eagle manufacture.' The above named Black Silk* are warranted out to cat ui the wear, for dresses and mantillas they are the ben imported.. H Neat Df'd'Caraclian Satin Da Cbene, the handsomest Silk* of ibe momu, New style Broeha Silk figured French Merino*, a now and splendid article for ladies’ walking dresses. Silk Embroiaerrd French De Lames. for areste* and tacks, an entirely new article. • , Cas nine res, De Laines, Merinos, AJpaceis and Far mettos, a lorn assortment SJLAWDS AND SCARFS! Brocha Loop and Square ghnwis. of the Leit quail tie*. > Plaid Long Shawls, of the newest derigni, remark ably cheap. Splendid T< rkeri Shawls, at gTeatly reduced priees. Caraetiou llrocha fig’d Silk Shawl*, in great variety. Crape Shawl*, white and colored, in great variety. CLOTHS, CAS3LMERES AND VESTINGS! Be*t Sedai real' French Twilled Cloths, all prices; best Sedan real French Cas*imcre*; new sty le Amer ican Casume «*; super Satin Vc*ung*. ladies’ cloaking cloths: French and Belgian Black and Ultvc Cloths, for La dies’ Cloaks. BLANKETS! A splendid assortment of American and imported Blanket*, at r taarkably low price*. domestic and staple goods: A large an l complete assortment now on hand.—- Many n? our present slack of Staple Gooils were bougnt from tb; manufacturer* previous to (hepresent advance in pri:c*. A principal part of our stock of French anil Fir gluli good* have been purchased at the great Auction rales in Philadelphia and New York, which enable* us in offer decided bargains in almost every descript an of good* in our line of business. Country Merchants,- Merchant Tailors, and all wholesale an 4 retail buyer*, are invited to an early examination of our slock ana prices. ALEXANDER A DAY, 75 Market it, oetffJ north west comer of the Diamond. wTßUkftti»WiiiiT(K>uußi * WH MURPHY, at north east corner of Fourth • and Market sUk is now receiving hi* second supply for the *ea*on/,nnd can offer inducements to buyers rarely lo be met with. Uis u-Mortmenl of LADIES’DRES3 GOODS Is very fall, ednsistiuy of French Merino*, Cashmeres, Coburgs, Lyonese Cloth*, mper Printed French Casit- Bierea, at pnees considerably lower than they could be boachi early In the season. Hi* stock of i LONG SHAWLS Is large, and Icmbrace* many of the beautiful styles cow on exhibition,at Franklin ln»uiale, Philad’a.. BONNET AND NECK RIBBONS. .. Of new and (very handsome styles, Velvet Trim mines, Ac. SACKING FLANNELS, Of various styles and qualities, plain and embroidered Black bilk Lahee> Needle Worked Collars and Cuffs, Bonnet Satina unu Velvet Flowers, Caps and Feathers. HANDSOME DRESS SILKS, Of the newestlstylea, and at lower prices than usual; and rich changeable Silk* aud Saties, for Mar-Jllas, Ao • and a larps stock of STAPLE (AND HOUSEKEEPIN GOODS, at lowest prices. And in the gentlemen’s department will be. found fresh _ . FRENCH BLACK AND FANCY COL'D CLOTHS, Dlmck Doeskin*, Winter Vestings, Fancy Cassimerc*, Under*hirts and Drawers, Silk Cravats, Pocket Hand* kerchiefs, Ac. ' ... . , Kp-Mercharits are invited o visit the Wholesale Rooms, up staira. pcW AVERYnJvONDERFUL CUKFk’-H ELL E H » 1 VESMIWGK! Mcacxa, Mercer co., Pa., Kept. 29, JH9. R E. Sellers: Dear Sir. I bought one bottle oTvour Vcrmifoge at [the Iron City Furnace store, nttliisjuace, ; ar.d it has performed wbat we connider out here n won derful cure on.one of my boys eight years old; he had been unwell fpr tome years, *o much so that! bad glv en up all hope* of his recovery. I was advised Iryo. e of mv neighbors to try a bottle of your Vermifuge— and J str nappy to inform you of it saving the desired effeclof relieving my son. He passed, in the space of 21 hams, 16t worm*,koine of them measur ing as much as IS and 14 inches long, i /cel boaml m justice to give! you ibo above statement, so u* y.m may make nny u«<aof my name ihnt you ihink projmr. Your 4, very re»ptciiutly, 1 Jonsm&v S. l,nu. Unprepared and mid by R. FI SELLERS, 57 Wood rreet; and.sold by Druggists generally in the two eijies. ’ novIS , Rkad i rkaxTi—Sellers’ cough j»v“ BUP—From W. K. Bodnu, Clnk of the Court i f Quarter Seamus of Beiver County: Mr. tt. L Hellers: Sir, Some time in the winter ray wife «u uifl Sc ted wiiha severe and distressing mag lu and hearing of your invaluable Cough Syrup. I pur chased a bottle from 8. T. .Trimble, of Bridgewater, and after taking a portion of it two or three evening* on goias to bed, she foupd immediate relief; u» alro several friends have been rehi-vou in severe cam s. I am therefore satisfied that it is a safe aud valuable me* dicine, and would recommend it to those, who may be afflicted with severe coughs and eolds. : Marth 29,1043. W. K. BODKN. ffVtjold by R- E. SELLERS, 37 Wood street, and by Drugfiits generally in the two cities and viejain. dcß . ' FJiLT CLOTHS—3 eases Blue, and Drab ~F«l Clotlis, just red’d and for eaie by - . MURPHY, WILSON A CD, no via <9 Wood st SCARLET MODS, IMS LAiNK—W. R. Murphy has jast ree'il a lot of high colored Mous. doLsins, such as Cherry, Scarlet?Ac,ax the low ptieelof 25c. per yard. Alio,Piain Drab/Brown, Ac, at 12J to..lfi| cents per yard; -and a large assortment of neaj styles. figsredjMous. de.Lains, at various prices, together with a Choice assortment of Dress Goods generally, such *| Fancy Silks, MeflAoi, Ca&iwtercs, Coburgs and Lyonese Cloths, at the ' b N. E. comer of Fourth and Market su. Wholesale Booms up stairs. . i norlff JTiRANSfORTATION LINES. - UARNDKN A CO’* be mhVwJ t.Sk*' 1 * 'TS not B^ow our passengers to ,caR P* *** infe« the Tea non c barge of them the moment they re snaiehihmTilrttCMd Mc J® Uieir w e“ being, andde , without any detemiun by the Em ships— *er« trf I^ 1 * as we defy one of our passen f"*i°* b . ow they were detained 43 hours by us is *• thousands of others were detained mouths, anul they could be sent in some old craft, at a cn » P rate, wlucb too frequently proved tlietr coffins. AVe intend to perform our contracts honorably, cost what it may. and not act as wi* the case last season, with ether officers,—who either performed not all, or when it suited their convenience. Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any sum from £\ to ■xIOUO, payable at any ofthe provincial Banks in Ire land. England. Scotland and Wales. JOSHUA ROBINBON, European and General Agent, ‘b’ Fifth street.on# rlimr hsln* Waqil NEW ARRANGEMENT. SPEED INCREASED. EXPRESS FAST PACKET LINE, msrnm J»&si (Exclusively for Passencers,) VJATItK GREAT CENTRAL HAIL ROAD, TO PUII.ADELPIIU AND BALTIMORE. rpJIF. public are informed ihiu on and after Saturday l X tho J«: of September, the passengers by this Line will be enrriod flfer the Central Rail Road fromLcw istowu »o HMoburgh. and from Ibeuce to Phtlndel- Shin by the Hnrrieburgh and Columbia Rail Roads.— y thi* now arrangement passengers will go through in omz pat l&s time than heretofore. Toe Packets of this Line are new and of the best c!a*s. This route for safety, speed and comfort, is the moM preferable now in use to the Eastern cities. Kail Ilnads nre all pax-x-d in day light. Time, a days. F re. Ten Dollars. For information apply to W SBTCH, Monoocahela House octt or D to LEECH A CO. £anal Basin. Vonngitowa and Naw Castle Canal l Packets. JHK packet BEAVER, Cnpt. Stanley, will leave Beaver regularly on Monday. Wednesday and rnday evening# at U P. M. T und arrive at Youngstown next morning al J- o'clock— reiumitu:, leaves Youngs town Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings at 4 P. M n and reach Beaver ui lime U<t the morning boat, ALLEGHENY CLIPi’ER, arriving si Pittsburgh al It! o'clock. The pccket HARKaWaY. Cspt. Downing, will leave Beaver Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday even ings at 0 P. M-. returning, leave New Castle, Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at C P. M. a,m con necting with the morning boat for Pittsburgh. These pac-cis nrefitted tip in rouipletc order, hav ing fine tic eomiuodatiiui* for piu-crtgcrs, and shippers may fitly n'n m.rrc punctuuliiy and greater despatch than has before been obtained on these routes. K. M. FITCH A Co, Proprietors. J. C. Bidwell, Agent, Pituburgh. Bidwcil A Bro., " Beaver. A. D. Jacobi, “ Youngßlown. R. w. Curninehojn,“New Castle. The elegant steamer, ALLEGHENY CLIPPER, will leave Beaver, daily at 8 A. M-, and Firubargh m 3 Pi M., running to connection with the above boats. julS Jiiii, lyl!l - I Warren ud Clsvclaad Pssisngsr Lina* Canal Packet—SWALLOW. “ M -OCEAN. ONH of the above Packets leave Beaver every day (Sundays excepted) and arrive next morning al Warren, whrn they connect with the Mail Stages for Akron and Cleveland, arriving nt each of these place* before night. One of the packets leave Warren daily at 5 P.M., and arrive at Beaver in lime to take tho Doming bom fnrPitthfiurgb. OKS LKFFINC WELL A Co, Warren,) MB TAYLOR, do f Pro ' JOHN A CAUGHEY, Agent, aplC _ comer Water and Southfield «U 1849. UNION LINE, ON tub: PEHN'A asp ouio canals. Cxswrusn A CusXsSEUX, Cleveland,6 ) R. G. Paxks. Beaver, Pa. | rmpf*. THIS Line wiirbe preps'ed on tbe opening of navi gation. to transport freisht and Passengers from i'rrt’SlIFRGH nml CLEVELAND, to any- point on the Canal and Lakes. Tbe faciliucs of the IJneare unturpaned in number, quality and capacity of~Boatn, expenence cl eapmins, and cifiricucy of Ageuts. One Boat leaves Pittsburgh and Cleveland daily, run ning in conncctiou'wiih the strainers 1 I.A’KE KRIELAND .MICHIGAN, Between Pittsburgh amTßeavcr. and n line of first elm Steamers, ProjK-Urrs and Vessels on the Lakes. Beaver, Pa. Ajtin# —R (, park- Jesse Baldwin, Youngstown, Otuo. M B Taylor f Warren, “ Cyrus PrcriUM, Ruveitna, AS'liceierjA Co, Akron, OrawfnrJ A Clianiberlin, C 'and, 0 Sears A Griffith. Buffalo, • ■ : JOHN A.CAUaHpY.Agent, Office, cor Water and SmithJield sis, Pittsburgh. mch-I:ly _ __ BEAVER PACKETS. Steamer MICHIGAN No. S—Cant Gilion. LAKE ERIK, •• Gordon. IMIE above regular and well known Beaver Pack . ei-s have comm-.cced making their daily trips to and from Beaver,"rivl will Ronunue to ran between Pittsburgh and Beaver regularly during the icaion, u follows; Michigan No. S leaves Pittsburgh doily at 9 o'clock, A. Al., and Braver at 5 e’cb’ck, P. M 4 Lake Ene leaves Heaver dnily at s o’clock, A-ld-sod Pittsburgh at 3 o’clock, PM. Ttic<4 steamers will run in coanccuen with E G Parks’ Express FacketLina, for Erie; Taylor A Leffiingwetl’c Warren Packets; Lai or. Line of Freight Boats for Cleveland; Clarke A Co’s Pittsburgh and Cleveland Line Freight to at*. R G Paris dolly New C*:*2? Packets. CLARKE, PARKS A Beaver, Agents. JOHN A. CALGHEY, Agetu. Putniurrh. mchDl cor Water nnd Smithlielg *u 1849. PJTTSlillfiGn AUD CLmU.IU LINE, ON THE PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO CANALS. T HP. Proprietor* of this old established and popular daily line. of SIXTEEN first rla« Canal Boats, cv/ned by tbeouuiivc* and running in eonnee uon with ihr steam Iki&u biIIVKR AND CAI.EB COPE, or? enabled lo bffer uuequailsd Utilities for the transportation of freight and pns'engen. on the opening of Cana! nangutinn, lo all (voidls nn the Penn sylvania and Ohio and N. York canal* and the Lakes. K. M. FITCH & Co, Cleveland. BIDWEIXA BROTHER, Agent*, Beaver. J. C. BtOV/pLL, Agent, ms.’S Water Mscf, nttsburgh. i. c. ntnwriA, Pitliburgh. BIDWELL A BROTHER, Forwarding Merchants, HF.AVKR. I'A- Agents for the PittihurghaiulCleveland LtnA Pitts burgh arulEne Lint via Jsrrit, and far tltsm boats Beaver atui Caleb Cope. Having purchased the large and substantial Wharf Bout jest built for the Monqngahela Packets, have with the addition of a Warehouse, th<- moil ample or eommodatioa* for receiving and forwarding, and pledge their utmost attention, proraptne** and despatch to consignment* to their care, ar.d rely on their friend* for a trial. rnart-dly 11. A URO. PITTSBURGH AND ERIELINR. 1549. .1 Old I'.taf-liaJic-i-I.inr.. ON THE ERIK EXTENSION CANAi,. It]lK Proprietor of this well known Lute of Canal Boats, is now prepared to transport Passengers and Freight to all points on the Eric Extension, New Yqrk Canal* and the Lakes, upon the most favorable term* and with despatch. This Line runs in connection with the i iteaiu boats BKAVKR and CALEB COPE, betwren Pittsburgh and Beaver, C M Reed’s Line of steam boats and ve* «el« or. the l-akes. and the Troy and Michigan Lske Dost Line on the New York canal. i'. M. REED, Proprietor, Krio, Pa.’ Bidwell 4 Brother, Agorits, Braver. W T Mather. Agent at J Metkimen’s Passenger Office, Monongtthe/a l/ouec, Pituburrh. CONrfIGNEF»—W C Xlu:ait, Shnrmi; J K-ASHall, Sharps!.erg; omith A Downing, do; J B Plummer, West Greenville; Wick, Achre & Co, do; Wm Henry, Hartsmwn; D JV| s A Sullon, Buffalo; liarnev, Gibb* A Co; Sandusky; Jos A Armstrong, Detroit; Kirkland A Newberry. Sheboygan; M’i'lurc A Wililum*. Milwou kiehKnup, Murfey A Dutton, Rsciitc, John II Kmtie, Chicago; A Wheeler A Co. New York. np3 PENNSYLVANIA CANAL* R. lIOADB, EXPRESS FAST PaCKFIT LINE, Pittsburgh to Phiiaikbphia and Jlattimort, (Exclusively for Pnsscngcrs.i THE pabbe nre ropectfa'ly informed that this Line will commence running on Monday, 19th March. The boat* of this Lin/i are of n superior class, with enlurgol cabins, which will give greater comfort lo pasne.ngert. A boui will always be in pun, and travelers quested to eall anil examine them before engagingpa- . sage by other routes. They will leave the landing, <V> potitc Uie U. 8. Hou-], corner Pcuq street and Can. every right atbo’clock. t F^AKE—NINE DOLLARS THROUGH. 2kot*-—3} Days, For Mforuiauon, apply at the o■> • <. Monongahela House, 3rjn 1). LKI'I.'II A <», C: 114! Basil*.. N. 8.-The proprietors of tin- above i.me are now building n* additional Loir oi Packets, lo run os above on or aliaui Jaje I*t, in rnniveiion with the Pennsyl vania Bud Roud from Lewi, own to Philadelphia. Ai that lime a psebcl will leav-- ,-vrry morning and even ing. Time Ifrougfc, 21 day*. mchlfl HEW EXPBESS .tr.SSSCEJIEJT. a^^iB4n.MUSfll ADAUH A CO'S LINR. mi (FI cili/en* of PITTSBURGH and ns vicinity nro I respceifotly inforin-d that ivc have nn coniicmion with any cither Wrriern Express, and arc now pre parrd to lotward PACKAGFJ*. M EKCHANDISF; Ac., from B'»-,u n, New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, Vi Pitutiurgh and other Westorti Cnie«, witli rxtruor dinur/ expeditinn and aa**o?utiLKcji*aotii. At Bnhimore we have n**<,riated with u* Dr. W 3. Woohftiix, who wm for ihe Baltimore, and "luo RniTffiind Company; Howsao Kkvviu.t, I>q , for mtiny yearn principal eonfidcniial apo/d »f ’he Poll Office, ami G. VV. Cash, of Erownsvllto, Pa. The*e gentlemen will give personal tuprrvi'ion to the Line from Baltimore to Pittsburgh. From Philadelphia wc shall run THREE Daily Ex prese l.incs, arriving nt Pittsburgh respectively in Two, Three and Four Dm-s. Oi o 'IWo Day Line will run siinnil speed, and is prinefpallvinwrdodforsmall and valuable Packages. We eiia.ll invariably receipt for miit ami riacs. •Wo ’iittvo on arrangement with Messrs. Edwabus, Half. A Co’s TRANSATLANTIC EXPRESS, by which we can forward Package* to, or transact Com mlsiions in. Great Britsin, Ersnre, and most of the -Continent!*! Cities. Messrs. Edwards Hale A Co.unite in England with the well known great forwarding bouse of Messrs. Ciiavux A Hoax, und in France with the "Mossagerie* Natlonale.” , We shall spare no expense or exertion to get onr goods through with the utmost despatch, and endeavor . tofnrnuh the public with k really well conducted Ex press. Small parcels and packages will be carried by ns aCfxtrcmely low rates. . * Persona wishing to use our Lines are respectfully requested lo particularly order their'eorrespondents to ■hipJiy, 4< ADAMs ACO’3 EXPBESB.’’ PhUaqqlpliift,NoT. 10. ADAMS A CO. * ThdAgency of the ahovo Express-Line vnll be eonductodatthiseUy by J. C. BIDWELL, oovld-dlxa Water street.- TRANSPORTATION. ' giggiiX 1849. Besvor-«ad Kjrle Etpreii Packet JLlne. mu.. ' P- PARK.S, Beaver. Propnemr. T H, L^.T.*'U 1 Passenger Packet#. X*- NIAGARA, CaSt HII Jeffr-C# ' * Pennsylvania, «j » LAKE ERIE. “ M Tnthy- QUEEN CITY, - JMellaliy; Fornuug a daily Line between Beaver ami Erie Uvr commenced running, and will continue the »er»- wn to make iheirreontar uips. leaving IU-nvrr o-i-r the arrival of the morning boat from Piltsburclu (1 o'- clock, r. m ) and arrive at Erie m lime for tiasscrtrer* to take the morning bonu to Buffalo or u-» the I-Akr ' Tickets through to Knc and ail Lakepiru. ran be had I.) application to JOHN A CAUGHKY, Ar.t corner of Water and Sniitblicl.i -h ■ ovgkorge KECK. under the St Clinrl-- l»,nrj 1549. HERCUANTB' WA\ - iIKIGUTLIIsE For Blairavilla, Joltnstowii. ollidaysburgh, and all intermedin » nlocei. fI’IIIS Line will continue to . arry all Way Goods i With thexr usual despatch, and at fair rates of freight. Aac.TTT—C. A. hrANULTY A Co, Pittsbarrh. D B Wakefield, John-.town. John Miller, Holiidaycourgh. Rxrrxxxcxs—J antes Jordon. Smith i Sinclair, I>r F Shoenborger, R Mr-ore, Johu Parker. S F Von ltoirn horn A Co, Wm Lehmer A Co, Jno M'DcvUt A Bro», ritubureh; John Ivory, Snmu, Molhollaii A Kqy, Jno Graff ACo, U-nir*vilie. m( .|, u <7 REED, PARIES A Go’s. PADRET LINE. BEAVER ANDCLEVICLAND Canal i'acke;—SWALLOW, Oapt. Ford. ** “ OCEAN,Capi. Wtuiera. /"YNEof the above Packeu leave Beaver every day, y (Sundays excepted) and arrive next inurntug at warren, whrre they connect with the Mail Stages for Akron and Cleveland, arriving at each of these (dneer before night. One of die Packets leave Warrrn daily, at i P. M., and arrive at Beaver in time to lake the mo.rung steamboat for Piurburcb. COTES A LKFFING WELL, Warren,) ~ al B TAYLOR, “ Propnl r*. BEAVER AND ERIE PACKKT Linf . TUEUUOU TO TUE USKE IK VOHTf HOCK*. snal Packet—Pknnstlvasu, Cnpt Jeffrie*; u “ Tklmkspd, •• Pollock; “ “ Laek Kais, “ Trnby; *' “ Pbttonu, “ Brown; “ “ Falcuio.v. “ Soycr. Tbe above new and splendid Passenger Pockets have commenced rutitling between BEAVER ANDjKIUK, and wdl run reguiurly during die season—ono boat leaving Erie every morning atB o'clock, und one leav ing ileaver every evening, immediately nftcr the arri val ut the steamboat Mieoigun trom I*-v. • „ , i. Tbv boat* arc new and comtorta.My tun.i- -.n„. ano wm tun through -n ninvnot.-, to aur ~n t,ir !.«;<•► or :o Niacnre P‘nl;». win ILnu uh* r ' 1 1 - 1 in «-*.u, .r atn! expcuitioos. Tickets' tii.-ousit • r ions or. :ne can be procured by a,.piy<ng :o ihe propnotor*. RKKD, PARKS A Co, Beaver. JOHN A. CAUGHKY, Agt. Pittsbureh, cor. Water and SiruUfidiF si*. r&:—Jos C Harrison, Buffalo, N V C M Reed, Erie, Pa. CC Wiek.Greeuville, Pa; M’Farland aud King, Big Bend, Pa; Uays A Plumb, Sharpsburgb, i’a; W C Maion,Sharon, Pa; D C Mathews. Pulaski. Pa; R W Cunningham, Ngw Castle, Pa. jyl JUST RECEIVED, a new assortment of PIANOS, from the manufactories of Cntcxra:jco, Doro-u, and Bscox A Rsvxn, New York. ALSO—A few.elegantly carved PIANO STOOLS, for sale ut manufacturer’s prices, by JOHN H. MKLI.OR, SI Wood st Sole Agent for Cbiekenrg’s Pianos, o'*2* for Western PpnnsylvHiiia. second Ilud pianos.' ONE second hand Piado, oesuves, price S-’hi. 1 *' M ' r ~S) - •* 4i For sale for cash at the above pric> i, by dcl'J JOHN II MELLOK>I Wood »t 170’ VIOLIN PLaW.KS—sVoiiu’s' "«iuvti Violin School, altered and conmcted from the la»t Ihig li«h edition, to correspond with Spoiir's Original School of Violin playing, bv bis pupil U. 0. Hill “If any arguments nrr required to recommend this work. It may be observed that Spofar himself adueres**uicily lo i«e system laid ■ own 1n the atiove work, nnd that he has by the same of instruction, pro.lucrd a greater numbet of ilisungutshed pupils than sny o:hrr master in Europe " A supply of the al ove >um reeM, (price 1p7.) and foi sale bv ile 7 J II MEH.OR.»BI Wood si * N EhHNENT and experienced Physician from t).» aOL ilazu cfW years standing,offers to treat oil caret tfa Delirttto Nature Vjßt fromplness and secrecy. “Hissneers. In Buffalo and qtiisr isrgu aliici ket been proverbial. Hiychargcs are coderaia, and hi* Old coses ofGleet. Stricture, Hero fala, Fluor Albas, RhenmaUtm, Ague,Syphilis, or an* chronic or inveterate cose* solicited. A cure warranted, or chatre refunded. Orncts, 8l Clair street, 9 doors from the Bpdyi. Extracted. Advice to the poor gratis. Nifib— Of. A. elicits the wont caoc* oi any disea«* in Pittsburgh \o e«dJ. ppMidly SELLERS' IMPERIAL COUGH SYBC'P-T«isbi'« Ntnuuw Luk It* March f?. 1 —IT • Xtr. R. K. Hellera—ln justice fo you and your nicom faraofe Cough Syruo, I beg leave in state, f <r the ben- Oi oj* tbe community, that my wif- ha* been several Uine* afflicted w;th « uUvft di*irr*slng couch I par rh**ed. In January law, n bottle of )nur Hyruv. whieh cured a coujn of two monibs’ •landing. Aboat <-ue »icee, the coach returned, arid w»* *o <*v-re thst'.kbe could hardly move, front; weakne.c m u>c. br--a*t; I sent for one bottle of ysut Cough Syrup, and j pap of one buul - cured the cojgff \ gave in- ntiier to a jocrneyinsa who was who had, louse hi* own words, -“esien enouch randy 10 cure all the people in if the candy hud been a* good si represented. Your*, respectfully, Alvxxli B. Ks*»:l Prepared and told by R. H. SELLERS, &7 Wood street, and sold by Druggists generally ui the ism cities. dr]- "iTTSB'OaOU IMPORTATIONH. ' Cl VEALiilff. Importer anil . Wholesale Dealer in J, PANCY AND VARIETY t.OOIWL Sign of the Gill Comb, IP? Marked »l, Pa.. Western Merchant*. Pedlar*, land oilier* vmting Pmahorgh. to purchase Good*, are.rrspectfully invited to call and examine the exieii.ive ; «Mort7nr.m of Eng tlfh, American, French and i-crmon Fancy Good* 4-li Foreign Good* ai thi* estahU.hmi-tii ure import-, ed direui Ij/ rny*Hf. and purciiav-r* may rrly on gel ling goods Irom firs; b-.-.J*. I have the large*: a*«on mem of article*, in -the vanci, line, in the city o< PiUiburub—oil of which wii) be *o!d low rur i’*.b ur ciiy acceptances. The Miock comiiu, lu part, of Lace Goods, Hosiery,.Glove*, Ribbon*. Silk Cravais, Shoe and Patent Thread*. Suw.ug Silk, Spool Coitoin Tapes, Suspenders, Uurtons, Pmr, Nee djos rind Cutlery. Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Jewelry, ail kinds of Brcsbes.’Combs sud Razors. Prrcu*aion Csp*, Revolver*, Futjl.t, C’ockt, S.lk A Colton Purses, Spectacles, Steel .pen*, Uurio lljxr*, Carpet Bog* and Basket* Binding*. Flailing* and Trimming*. Toy* and Fancy Good*; togeiher with t large varie ty of Fancy and Siaplo DnY GIKJBs. G. YFIAGEK i» bJ«o ageut for the celebrated I.nu ea«ier Combs. novlT PETROLEUU, OR UOCK is!l, •There arc more thing* in heaven and earth Than ate dreamnt of. in philosophy rpilK VIRTUES oi this rcruarkaidc remedy, and A Uie cpnsianl appiicaiiou ror it, u> the proprietor, ha* induced fi'ia to L*ro ,i pgi r.p in bottle* wiin la bel* and direction* for ihr hencniof the j-übna. The PETROLEUM i* procured from a'wcli m th■« rouuiy. at a depth of four hundred feet, u u p u[ . dulteruied article, without any ehenu’'al chaorr, t-ui ju*t ■* flow* from Nature s Great l.abraiory!! 'J’hut it eontaJns properuc* reaching n number of di*cn»r«, li no longer a mailer «f uncertainly, 'lliere an- m'suiy tiling* in the a'cana of nuiure, wLicn. if k.,own. imc'it be ci vsst u«cfulne»* m allsvimuig luffcnuz, un-1 ic storing the blwotu of healih and vigor to many a <jf ferer. Long before the proprietor thought or puttine it up in bottle*, if liad u repnution for the cure'c/ di«- esro. The conaUht and daily increnaing calls for it. and several remarkable curt* ii has perforuiol, L a sure indication of it* fuiure Popularity and wide spread application in the ijfe of disease. IVo do noi wish >ii» make a long parade of certifi cates, at we ere conscious that the medicine can soon , work It* way imo til" of those who suffer und wi*h to bo healod. Whilst we uo no; claim fur it s universal applicauun In everv disease, we uiihesita ungly *ay. that in a number of Chronic Dite.ve* i> i* anrivalled. Among the-o may be enumerated—nil diseases of the' mucous iiasuee, such a* CHKONIC BRONCIHTJS. CONSUMPTION |iu it* enm .u,g«.) Asthma, and uli diseases of me air sanaxPK l IVF It CpMfLAiNT, BVSPEPSIA, Diarhmo, Disease, of ihe Bla4der and Kidneys. Pains in Hie Mark,or Side. Nervous Diseases, Palsy, Rheumatic Hums. Goat, Erysipelas, Tetter, Kingvorra-, UnriMt S.-ald*. Bruises. IHd Sores, Ac., Ac. In ease* of doullnv re sulting Iroiq exposure, or long and protruded cases uf disease. Uni medicine will bring relief it will act a* agetterol TONIC and ALTERATIVE m sjch ca-.-* imparting tone and energy to the whuk fminr remov • ing obstruction*, opening the sluggish fanoul.n*, winch uuase diaessn and a broken constitution, and giving increased and ,-mewed energy to all ihe organ- of Life! Tha proprietor kr.ovs of several cure* of PILEH.Rbat rciuted every other trenuucul -et wrli under tno use «t ihe PETRULEUM for a ebon tuu- Tb» pioof can be given to any pereon who desire* u Non- genuine without ibe signature of the i.roim-ior Sold by Ihe Dioprictor, • S. M. KIER, Canal Basin, near Seventh »■ Al*o by R FI KELLERS, 37 Wood si; cnd-KKVKKKA M’DOWi-LL, corner v\ ood *t. and Virm n aUry; who ar>* h.* .. regularly appomie.i Agdit* TUBS AND CnUIINS. • FiNK AND CEDAR WARE MANITACTORY. No. 87, corner Market and F'ifth—or 49 Market T.,*- u ‘^''^'fffandFoarth.ts. HE sub*enlier keeps constantly on hand, whoi. f.“'° ? n i^ luU ’ lh<l nnicies, mi VV tub Tub.*. -Ktoff Churn., MeuiTubs, BarrelCiiuri.n. BathTobs Half Bu-hels. Wooden Bowls, p eck# „ nir A, L h nrB “ Uowm Burkett Clothes Pics,. Towel Rollers, Wooden Ladles, Bread Roller*, Clothes Baskets, Market Bu.kcta, Ac ,Ac ~ w SAMUEL KUUH3EN, DoV *y No C 3 Diamnnd alley, Pittsburgh LOGAN WILSON & 00, NO. IRQ WOOD STREET, A RE N°'y a Jargc and complete n»- A sortment of HARDWARE, tJUTI.KRY, HAD DLERY, and CAUPENTEKS’ ’toOLS, dir«. .rom the manufacturers in UroHeand America, und ore new fully prepared to offer goods at such prirr* us cannot fail to pieaae, oml wobM particularly rrqurst the attention of Merchants who are in the ri«hli of go. ing East, as we feel confident they will find, after a thorough examination, that our prices wIU compare favorably with Any house in Philadelphia or New York. n ,. tl JUST ree’d, an elegant plain Rosewoodfi oct- Piano 1 from the celebratrd manufactory of Nunns * Clark, N> Y., of superior tone, and vent mode rata price ‘For sale by ft. KLKBEH, ddO at J. W. Wood wells. MEDICAL S: : LRR-* FAMILY MEDICINES—“They are the - "-themes oi the day."’ f Gusham's STATiON/Chin, May Sb, IS4D. I« .'.S"l!er«: J Think it right forth.’ benefit of btherv in •: Mm e facts in relation to year excellent Fami- l ur.-d year Vcnnt(it?e.-liwge»y to my own fam ily. .m-i vis; frequent!)’unswrring for expelling! rge qut'ii lies (> sy Ito IT*!) worm, from two ohildtec ] iiitv.' i’lso urd your Liver Pills and Cough Syrup ,n my m niv. and tuey have iu every instance produced th-.-L’-cub str«--i. Ait tin titgaged m merchaß.lifing, I am able to still - mm 1 itivr >cl to lienr ef tliv fir»tfai!ute where yoi; • i-.ciiic ncs have been used in my section of the ccfi i'.. In cunrluMoa, I may state that iney are <A« mdiiin.iie- ri the day, and are destine* ■>, have a very rx/ten-ve pjpuiamy Yours, rp «nlul?--, •• . 11. i’lsstrLL. I’f' t'iucd anJ sold by R I i;S.NoS7 Wood strn i. uid *ot*l by Druggt- »e:inn:)y m Die two ci lie* n:i! victmty. _ mvOl GUI-.ATOURE OF LiVEk*COMPLAINT, by ho < i:gtnal, ouly true, and genuine Liver Pill. Siioxr Ckxkk, Ohio rsuuty, Va. > Mnrch 2dih, 1849. i _ Mr. IL F.. Seller#: Dear Sir—l Uiink It a duty | owe lo you 'ind to the public g-nera ly, to stale that 1 have been n'ibcied with the Liver ComnlHUit for a long umc. i.iul so imdly that an abees, formed and broke, wlur.’i eft me tn a very low stale. Hsving bran! of your • •.•lebraifd tuvi-r Pills being for sale by A R Sbarn. .ti W.j-%1 Liberty, ant! rerommended lo me by my piii <ieian. I)r. E. Smith, I courluded to give Uiem uforrmal. 1 purchased orve box, amt found them to •■a jii'i-.vbHt they nrc reeommomlml, THE BEST LI VEK I'lLI. EVER USED; and idler taking four boxes I hud c..e d»«ea«e bin entirely lelt me, und I uin now I'orie- 1 y well. Respectfully yours, D H COLE.MAN. W«*l Liberty, March «}, IMS. lor ::y that Ism prnouaily acquainted with Mr oiei .nnd can bear testimony to Uip truth of the in- v.- ftuicate. All SHARP mime Liver l\o* sre preparnl and sold hy 1.l KS, No 67 Wood street, and by druggist* Tt» •- IE PUBLIC.—The original,only true nnd gen uine 1 -vnr I’ll it arc prepared by R KScllpra,'nnd have 1> ► tin ,i stauq-ed in black wax upon the lid ni cacti I-ox. aril- ht« siKiiAiure on the (,-uuide wrapper—all p[h-:i« '(’c counirrlcils, or hose imitations. bi-mi R E SELLERS, Proprietor lilt- dAYHB sLAIUiINATIVE BALSA a I.’ ft< i.V’ the Rev A'.-A)SHINN, a we.llknown and pop J 1 ui-.r' ler^vmsQo:the ProtextantMethodistClmrfL N'..r undersigned having lieenafilictedduringthepatr - >. v : with t disea.-.e mine stomach, sometimes pro- ; die i . great p -r> >n the esomachfor tenor twelve hours w<nioir nter n> - t.n,nnj after havieg tried var-nus rcnicd'e-with tffect was furnished with a lio-.U* o’ D.- i. l J sync's C mauve Balsam. This he used \e eorduii; to the rirre-.t • ns. a*i! sound invariably lliAtthit medieiiM- caunedthe pain in ai.u e in three or four min ute*. nnd in fifteen or twenty cimuteseyery uueasv sehsaMe‘Kwa*e>turcl)'<]uieied. Ihtmrdictne was si terwai l-used whenever indipa..:>nroJ the appionch ol paii: wnc perec veil, and the |>a.*> was thereby prevent ed Jte exminued to use Uie medteiae every evening and sometime* .. he morning, and in a few ivc> ki health wax -o lar r --’.orrU, that the saficrer wm r. l.rv edfi-om alfirge Krai»’!i..of oppressive r*” l - From -I perienee, therefore, e run conS'Jenily reconimci; I DJ» y::e v Carminative ;'aidant, a* a s.vumry medn ir for i’.ssa*ct of the stoma.-;, and bowels A SiiiNNl- Al-eehenv pity ; >..l For rate in PiiUburgn a. .‘PKKINIFA ST< R 7i Fmirtn street, near 'Vo • and *Do «tt:n-l)teg Store .if |l I'SCIIWaRPZ t- AlVgn. -i VALUABLE DISCOVERYi COXSI’MrTIVES, BE OF* \ OUR GUARD. DR SWAYNV7S CU’IPDBHI) St UUP OP WILD CUKRKY. TUX OKEAT aXMCtIT TO3 Coughs, Colds, Asftimn, Bronebuis, Liv er Ccmplaint, Spitting Blood, Difficulty of Bremh lua, I'oiu iu the Side and Breast, PaJpiutitm or tuc Heart, Influenza, Croup, Broken Con tiiimioi), Sore Throat, Nervous Debili ty, and all D.sease* of the Throat, Dre».“l and Luutfs: the most cl fcctual and speedy cur* ever known tor suy of the above ducas es tn DR. S Vi A Y N E» S Ccmpeaid Byrnp ot Wild CharryJ This medicine i« no (enter among loose of doubtful UDliiv. Jt ha* passed away trnm the thousands da,ly launched upon the tide of experiment, and now stands hisii-r m rcpalation. and '» Mceoming more exteusiTC ’ly used Lian sny otner preparauon of medicine ever produced for it e TelietjM'utleang man. It ha* been ititiniiccd very generally through llie Unit-jd Vt-ates mo Kur pc, and there oxc few towns of lmporF>n''<’ but what contain some remarkable evi dence ol it* rood clicet*. Fi r proof of the forepoing ttatemeii's and «< th p value and efficacy of this inedi eme tl-e proprietor will insert a few of tbe many thou sand testimonials which hnve been presented to him by K*-n ot tue uru rtipceinbiUty—lacu who have highrr views of tnorj. responsibility and justice, than to eer ttfy u> fact#, because it will do another a favor, and themselves no injustice. SucU testimony proves con ciusitelv. that it* surprising excellence is established by it* I’ltn.’isic merits, and the unquestionable authori ty ot public opinion. The instantaneous relief ii j„- ford- nnd the soothing uiflur.nee diffused through the who.e irnine oy it* use. fmdrre it a most agreeable remedy i-w the ntflificd ' REMEMBER! *• Whrii difti, acting irtun conscientious impulrrr Totunnrily tear testimony to the truth of* thing, or nurtioLlar fuel. ruch t.-*uinouy, being contrary to thrir Word ' .nto/esv« and purpose*. coerces conviction ol IL , , ral ;' and comment)* iwctf in a special manner m O'Hoffft!'’* Moral Maxim*. r.K.ti> thk uoMKCKHTifiCA-riii. Stu- •*»«>• »sr. Otar or I‘ruoiiijf Cu»cnmM:- TheirTicvrr a remedy that ha* been a* »ucge».ful in dck-iemir case* of Consumption, a* Dx. Swaynv 1 * Syrup of W.M Cl.-rry, ll nrenotou. Ite tuJ appear* to Imul t»ie nicer* on the lunc*. erra:;i \ new and rich blood; power po«*e«*ed by no CiisAica Co , April Lstl*. I"4 i > Ur y » jy- l>*r ?:r- 1 vctily believe vour Com pound nip oi W.ld Cherry ta« t>ce» the nean* *1 Urine,my life. l«nfWi revere cold, which gradn ally crc'w wome.aiwnded with b wtvcrc cough, that rniKnl at 1 the remedies which l had ""’I umiil my fw rxkit’WMl all the symptom* or Pulrnt' mit Coii.umpimn h.vcry ilimg I tried reem-d 10 ha*i no'rlrru amt my cotcplaiui increased «o rapid ly ibai rriP..Uf m» well u* mydl. *"▼«• “P •»‘•“P” o( ... a ,-.-r juritu uinrlw"* recommended in try your i> valuable medicine: I did eo with ice most hap -5V rem lt» The find bottle had the elect to looren the -ouchVauMiw ir.eweipecteniic freely; and by the dine I inti n*ed <nl bniUe*. 1 *w entirely well, aad ma now et hr-rty a am »'» l errr was in B3T ° ,IJ would be happy u» give information re*pectw< icy c ., e i-miolL«T raffererr wsy denre the t>«nost Stir which 1 *ni .o rrntetal- V‘*r ’he troth of th« above !,* I ”f/ f you to Peter Rt*h. Grocer, W.»i CbUmr. Pjl, ofwnaa I pii«ai**ed the medicine. lU«peSiii!ly year*, Jatrt* idnaaen. r/jK.frr/i;/ L'nrr cf a AZ-iAoJul Mimsttr. • Itr L Dear Mr; 1 feel a dc.M of grauiada due ■a v«.'u-wiJ a duty if Ibe alltieted generally, lo offer j-y t.ii-nble testimony m favor of yonrCompoundKy- t’lirrry. Home three yean- «ineo i wi. v AititsseJ with cold mol lpflammutiohof ihe \v't ich wa» nceompuiurd-wttU a distressing U -1 ua ii nt" -be iireaai m-u head, a very esnsideru bleu '«• hKfs e of offensive luacu- fraw Urn lang*. e»;<- cully . pr,t Change of weather, however flight At res! • -it -O alarm about my condiuon, '-ot wa« prcity A,,.. ‘ Mv.nced titut I wa* rnp.d.y going into coasamp.- hou I *r*w dai.V wvakf *. ‘W*®; tv ill , -ii walk about, or -peak above a whfrper, such wa* *i -’exeeed-ir weanim** of tny lung*. Dunng this urn,- t i.B.* mod various proparnuon* and prefcnpuoits, but found m relief-growing nil ihe ume worse. Jusi hen- I v*-i«lV4.od and pemusdnd by a friend in Wil'ii.-rton to jitakr trial of your XOp nf Wild Cher rv 1 I mu*” eon e-* thiu Prev.oLily l. bad been. pre;u -d red f.gamst patent mcd.cim-*, and l aw .till agranat .. ( „ V [ of Oie bni:d» nt emperu-*, but aud<-r - u> the profession and practice of utcdri'-V i.i:.J n triug -iupl.en LtiUj m taolayingof my fheD-l- I forthwith p’utebww.d of Dr. Khavr.oneofyour -,. w u-ule*. oml commenoed it* use. My ili»- e«e 'ii ui th». time of SO«*r ‘X month.- *Undlcg,ron srourr-It itTfV* deeply 1 »fatcd. J Icmitil, however, ' j r ß*--,e relief from Utc c-e of the first four or five boil. • Eti being * |mj>Jie speaker, I frequently m- IrmpU’ ' (if preach with uiy increasing strength, and Uerc t rg-i-M-e.i it-n«c e«**rl* that had already uegun to heaf minis way. (loui-ti-’-*. my cure was arcatiy , ri-tar-Ii 1 In e-neequcnce of acting ihu* imprudent I hnd l. iivr-wvivc or hllceii b«*Ule* before I was pc.- feet!-.- • -*f>'cd I liavt no question-,- a ujucbsmai' nutnbv'- ol J.otUw. would have made me .ound.htt tins B-fto re indiscretion The Hyrup allnyed the lev 1-hb'lt I too* .way til" di*trci.«ng cough, pulasi to Il>, l.v harr« of >«»««•* ani their ad 'V ire svsxein good heallh. 1 have defe. rej oft-"-.:.g th'i» certfftcuw until now, for the puruos, m beiii • n.-f'cc - r ■uti*in-d witli Uie ;M-ruancncy ol the • ure o ui 'no« ins'. I f-el perteeily well I offer u with iV - 1 ** JocbAh Dubi n coun|v N. C tmj‘orMiU Cautuin — Head.' Read.' Thcr i> nuii «-iH{flutmic preparaitou of Wild Cherry, and th. t:< Dr KWsiH*.'*, the first over offered to the nubln- Aiiicti .ns been *«!d largely throughout the Unit'-J -t.-iie* and some, pam of F.urone; and aJI t>re namiiu •• c»riv by the name of Wild Cherry huve L—ii .t nit fiuce itn«, under cover of *ome deceptive eircuu- •maces, -<i oftler lo give currency to their sales. By a 'i tic obMscvauou, uo nerstm need mistuke me genui'. from ib false. Each bottle of the genuine i» wu u buauuful steel engraving, with the bkcr.ru (if WniismiPcnn thereon, nl*o, Dr Hwayne’a, -icnoii r<- and •further security, Uie portrait of Dr. Swayi will I . added brrrntier. so a* to distinguish p, v . ; ,r;uioi rnin nil others. Now, U u was nol mr ibe *gr< >t euraunc (-roperucs and known virtues ol Dr. riwa'i *s i om -uuud Hyrup oi Wild Cherry, person* would no. t-i w.uuavoimg to five cßHohcy to -ficUiK j* nos - im*' 1 by stealing the nuinr. of \\ lid Cberrv Kemiitnbrr. always bear in mmd ihe asme of Dr. r w:\)ne i.d be not deceived. Pnn- ip'-I i.»!l*it, corner of Eighth and Race stee-rts, 1 “por'i ft nd retail by OGDEN A SNOW DEN. • of !iil aul Wood *i.h; II A FAIIN K5-T OCK A j‘o en- Ut cm ,Vood, and Cth and Wood *ts; WJI nioir/.aJ M-»t*: Hi SJONFS, 'to Übeny »t; JAS i JON':-l>, coi .land and Penn *ts, JOHN MITOH KI.U Atlegbcn. city, and l>i'all tcspcetablo dealer* in ruedici e ..... ocll -l ' |) r . VV- P. lnioud’s Prsmlum Plosttr. 1 VJ{ v\ I*. INLAND, of the. Medical College bf I'ml- I ) a . r jpn,!i, now oilers lo lb* i-iii-iic Urn Indian Veg. eolble Premium Pla.<ter, the quniiiic* ol winch, nlmr long Ri d tried (TXiictienee, ha* beeu sunslaciunly es iblilislj. d. To oil women who may bo afflicted with Prolaj- a* fieri a «r Fallen Womb, be recommend* hi* i,luster guaraiitefftiig * *u»« and »pt-cdy cure in the short ». ace of Irom two lo iliee weeks, if nppUcd with care ni I re*l— discarding all Ihe rduntless HistfUinnils and e> tensive bandage* *o lung in use. This he fuel* ron«cu ntii.u* in staling, inasmuch as lie lia* not failed m one ease oat of three hundred and tifty-three pa- UC Al*r, for Kheumatisin and Weak Breast or Back, al ien-led with pain, there i* nothing to excel tin* Piaster imuffoi linrf u-i.iTnr effrcliii,t a cure. For talc by I. \\ 1.-. ix. coMii-; of Diamond und Markt-t si lirsn" A llriter, - Libetty and 31. Clatr -L* Ur J •ursctil • " Federal si and Dtamoi -i, Aiie rle-ny city Jac>| lesACo, u Denman and Diamond Binntr.g ham. g 1 L> f. HFiI.I.KRH, Uruggiet, No W Wood streei, 1 t>l j Agent for the snip of |lr. ToWli*ci;d •Ui 11- uuie f-rsnprmlia, hit* just received VWi doicn of llus Great spring and HumKcr Medicine. pur' - in*er* should recoiled timt B K is sale agent l->r Pittsburgh, nnd D M Curry lor Allegheny city “P 5 __ flAfT OF I.'UFFEIv-An-aruele which is ra [j iu- l; coming imo U*e a wholrsome, nounstiing and <je ,cions 1..-vera|-e., l-elng mole plrnsnm und paf ulohle man o'niitioii Coffee, and mr ehenper, ns a small paper instmg only len rent*, wilt go ««fer ai four, niiuiiili of Colire Mntiufuctun-d by * JOHN Si MILLER, Puisburgh, Pa. Hold ni wholr.soie by II A F.-.HNE>TOCK A Co, corner -'f Fir»t aud Wood and fiiih mid Wood sUtfet*, Pitisbu-gh . n .P‘- >t /‘IALjFOHNIA JIUUHKK (.OOUS—Ju«t received, IN Camp Blanket.*; 20 officer coats; 12 pri Tauts; Impair- ucit lined .Milling Bool*; 12 Islhiuu* Bags; a wutrr Tanks, 0 and W gallon* rnc.h; 50 canteen*, * citiiou -jch; 1 dux Hucksk.a Money Beils; I flooded canihri -do dn.' The above goods for oalo at tho Cali fornia t mtfiOng E*mblishtuent. No S Wood tl. • J AH PHILLIPS ASSORTED KPICF2I-Pot Up (or fumily use, in till **M*, enclosed in a sliding lid box. containing Mustard, . AI spice, Oinnomon, Ginger, • Cloves, t Pepper, Wananted pure: For sale at the now Spice, and Mustard F'actoo’i corner of F’erry A t J^berty | *|*- m/lj. JOHN U BELL ANv U^b^Wroiighiiron Anvils, froruthd Temper* ai-ueviik works, warranted; will be' constantly on baud and supplied to order, by ‘ ayfft GEO COCHRAN, 93 Wood st "= V S 5 S.'3 k"S «f ® "Z t £ !;? - -i * *»g : 2'id.j .- « „ «?!i!*>iUisgi*jKi Pt. |3f=|iS|Sf S Ifili iH«!Uiils!Sl|! }• 'HSlWliisiM. Is! s liaiitifißiifilf i .yteitallp |t|s a 5 1 siiKiiilirliMisSf i iiiifi = i i i. J a,»:|||!lliisii ir=ll, Z 5 a I'sl'f sf||||^ 13-1 il- s tfi « a l |jsfs yi|®?l|Hjljfj i I*-*:s* S f ! 11*25 ifitelAli! IfM s i |l?*f llfiil pif® BJf »- h"! 11 Ss s SilHifsilt:?| 31 ■tg; 11 «Z W Jff F2* © fr* s «• flsaj» 3 R ° *• « < g 0 | © --ot zS 2g “ii fi 1 1 « III! y 5 >» S a S S* • 3ai 05 sj'Jt'S? s £*a *s*sss J*“£.a~ h m t—- X a. § j J.f;ll s 2fS?"! ijf sf- IU £ 111 -s s «s : si“ i tsß'3 6i ' = s■£'‘3ui-z'aZz=Z e -gi« -;P 5-1 -J l"lj:Jso“P s3 = ;: 53S's E^|r ¥ 5 “S £3 CO < = HSKB|:i'stil=al|hF4 1 o i| s £ * i jlHislilJlfi inf 11 > itpii sin 1 il!il§l|ii^ilfisiipiiillSgll' S ■’rlfiiteliliHiUiJilljWMf HcjMl »f ffl iffilitj’ Itlliilili r? ; iHiilsl if 8 ■ "tttl&iii&ftif iris*;* £ a AGEHTgi—WM. JACKSON, JOHN I>. MORGAN, FVUfburgh; D. M. CURRY, AHefhenjr City; A. PATTERSON, BlrminghamT iyie^me EXCHANGE BROKERS- | MEDICAL. | ’ mSGFirJ.ANEOTTS. W. nOLHKB * BOVS, Banker*| Exchange Broker*! NOTES, DRA FTS, ACCEPTANCES, GOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES. COLLECTIONS.—Draft*, Note* and Acceptances payable m any pan of the Union, collected on the most favorable terms. • EXCHANGE on New York, Philadelphia and Bal timore; also, Cincinnati, Louisville, Saint Louis and New Orleans, constantly for sale. BANK NOTES.—Notes on all solvent banka in the United Mate* discounted at the lowest rales. All kinds of Foreign and Amen can Gold and Silver Coin bought and soliT Office No. 55 Market street, between 3d and 4th, Pittsburgh, Pa. oetsa B„ , POttEIOBTEXCUAMai; ' ILJJJ on Engl and, Ireland, and Scotland bought amount at the Current Rales of Exchange. Also, Drafts payable In any pan of the Old Countries, from £1 to £lOOO, at the rale of 15 to the £ Sterling, without deduction or ducoant, by JOSHUA RODIN* SON, European and Geuoral Agent, office sth st out door west of wood. octlSU ' ahun mtm.l iuTuic B„ eraser a rars. ANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, dealers in Foreign and Domeatle Bills of Exchange, Cer tificate* of Deposite, Bank Notes and Coin, corner of «*d and Wood streets, directly opposite 8l Charles llo **i;_ maydSdly utayzouiy WESTERS PLND6- Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Bank Notes; purchased at the lowest rates, by N. HOLMES ft SONS, 35 Market street. Bills op fcxciiAfiroifi^&gktChecSs©o“ New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, Constantly for tala by N. HOLMES ft SONS. . >e P» 35Market#!. BOOK Tt “ Oiu of tits Most RemariabL Nineveh and its rem/ o( a vL'il (o the Chnadwan Lin, and ihe YextdU, or Deri Inquiry into the Manner* and A • W'anv By Ausleu floury Ll 'V»h Introductory Note by Pm LL D. IlWlrstrd wjtb |3 pb wood eon. a vela >*to. cloth, t ! “rise book hat n rare arooaut i tnre*que narrative "—Tribune. “ I*bc woik o( Laynrd i< the r bulioa tr» lh» aturty of nnmjuity, many years.”—Chrwt. Inq “•No! ore excel* in mirteat tin a&d it« Koine, given by Mr. L Intelligencer !< IVorit of t/u Age ' 1 l .INS; with an account i Christiana of Knrdis* i -Worshipper*) and an l rts of the Ancient As . ayanl, Emj.. I). C. L. < ( K. Holnufon. 1). !)., lea ami maps, and Vti IfiO. . o( graphic, vivid, pie* io*t prominent oonlri tbat has appeared for Account of Nineveh tyard n — Washington “A* we foJlf)w ihe digger* wi I m iheir excavatloni, and ruddct I tore a iDßiiire figure canted wi now lifting u« gtgauhr bead ji year*. we a*e ready lo cry nol Ari*b<, 'Wallah, it h wonderful dependent For vale by JAMES h breathless intern! ly fil'd ourselves be (ilh minute accuracy, from the dust of DUX) ill with the astonished I but it is true!’ "—ln* i D. 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V. —Frank Forester's Full and Fishing of the U. States anil British Provinces of North America, hv Henry W»n. Herbert. JOHNSTON! i STOCKTON, novfl corner Third and Market sts Tb« Olden Time* J Alins D. LOCKWOOD, Bookseller and Impjnes, No. C 3 Wood street, has for »4ie a tew copies com plete, (the retoamdrr of the odiubu,f of ibis valuable vrork. devoted to the Preiervatioh of Iterutnents, and other authentic tntonntton relating m the early ex plorations, settlement ami improvement oi the counuy afouiid the heitd of the Ohio. By Neville B- Craig, jfh'l-, of Pittsburgh, tu V vols tjvoi - - J IIkOMAN LIBERTY: A History XV Liberty of uthe; Ancient N 1 Elliott, Flat;. Illustrated with twej ruied nt Rome •<! vola, Bvo., anil • llisionuai Works. I Just published and for sale by / JA.UKS L). LOCKWOODi, noviu lit) Fanny RkMCll in ital” I Vino. 73 cts. MRS. FANN' ’ OF CUNSOLATION. "The readiug ot this book ha impressed us wiih a roach higher opinion of iti aulbo r than we had formed from perusing her other writings It displays a deeper tone uf thought, untied 10 more p ire womamy grace of feeling than any other produciiot of the tcmalo tnind with which we are acquainted.”--Eve. Mirror. "It is a very agreeable and readable hook, written in Fanny Kemble’s best style—bold spirited and enter taining. Wo recommend il to oi r readers as the best publication of the season.''—Kea ling Gaz. "It contains the Journal of a tr vel through Europe, and reiidence in Italy; and is or e oi the n’cttsamesl and most interesting Looks of the season.’ - —Cour. and Enquirer. ' i “A very characteristic book. We have read it from title page to Colophon with nnabkud lutcrest. A vi vid picture of life in Rome. In all respects eminently readable. - ’—Knickerbocker. For sate by JAMES J novlfi Bookseller A. im| :d. ] vol. s>«o. ed. I vol. 410. ii New Testament. »ry. .1 volt and '2 ‘no. Rone, l vol. (cloib Triumphed. 1 vol. 1 vul *vo. (elulh.) D. LOCKWOOD. L W-lh a view of the SUons. By HamuH vc engravings, cxr orm wuh Fresco,i s , Booksellrr and porter, fid Wood st 'i authorised edition, ’ KEMBLE’S YEAH D LOCKWOOD, nporter, Ud Wood «t lillhoiraphlo KiUbliihmtm OF WM. SUHUcHMANN. Third it, opposite the Post-Office, Pittsburgh.—Maps, Landscapes, Bill heads, Label*. Architectural and Machine Drawing*, Uuaineis anti Visiting Cards, 4c , engraved or Uni* n on (tone, and printed in colors, Gold, Drouxe or Black, in the moil approved style, and at Lite tno*t reasonable price*. octl&ly A CARD. G HATEFUL for the very libera] encouragement I have received for so many year*, ] have deter* nnued to enlarge my bunuicaa considerably. Having engaged a competent Foreman, I will be enabled 10 hll all order* protnpdr, the work in our u»ual style and at fnw prices uud ask the aneniion of mer* Ciiunts uud ctuzrns lo uiy large (lock ul I.'pJIUI.STF* K\ OOUDS uud Beds. .Moltratsei and Brdjim-* Cut tain M.lierials. Damask* and Moreens Cornices” Frin B«‘», Bordering*, Tiwseli, Split and Holler Baud’*. and every nrucie usually kern man establishment of Ute kind. Orders rcspectlully solicited aud prumpily a|. N. U-—Carpets made and pul down. WM. NOHLK ALIiKdIIBSY VEBHTiAN BLIKb — AND CABINET WAi’KKOOM. * Hie public at largo, with every thin* hi their line!* 11 °* Agency, No a Wood street, Pittsburgh. mctt'dO J. A. DROWN. PAPER HaNWNGS—I am how receiving, direc from the manufacturers in New York, Philadel phia nr<l Baltimore, a large and well rejected assort ment of all the latest and most Improved styles of su lin,'gla.*rd and common PAPER HANGINGS, eon*, sutinx cf— - itfjxiO pieces of Parlor and Fresco; tttyxO “ Hall and Column; “ Dining-room, chamber and office Peper^-which I would particularly invite the attention of those having houses to paper, to csll and examine, ai the Paper Warehouse of 9. C. HILL, apS 67 wood st SALTKB'R 3INSENG PANACEA! TO THOBE SUFFERING WITH DISEASED LUNGS.—The unprecedented success which has Uended the use of the GINSENG PANACEA a all the various forms which irritation of the lungs as sume*, has induced the proprietor again to call attaa tion to this , WONDERFUL PREPARATION. The ehangable weather which .marks our fail and winter months, is always a fruitful source of _ COLDS AND COUGHS. These, if neglected, are but the precursors of that fall destroyer, , The question, then, how shall we nip the destroyer in the bud? how shall we get clear 01 ear eoughl and olds? i.* of vital importance to the public. THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY will be found in the Ginseng Panacea. Is proof of this we have from time to time published the certificates of dozen* of our beet known citizens, who have export* aneed its curative power*.- These, with a man or tee limoor from all partu of the country—from MEDICAL MEN OF TUE FIRST STANDING, Minister* of the Goipel, together with copious no) ices from the JOURNALS OF THE DAT, we have embodied in pamphlet fbnn,acq map ha had gratit of any of oor agents throughout the country. HUNDREDS OP BOTTLEB have been used in this city. - THOUSANDS AND TENS OP THOUSANDS throughout the Untied States and Canada, and we ehi lenge any man to point out a *" SINGLE INSTANCE o which, when taken according to directions, and be* fore the lung* had become fatally disorganized, it has ever failed to *7* EFFECT A PERFECT CUBE. why. then, need the afflicted hazilau! Whyjaeort u the mlwrable nostrum, gooen upbyunit 1 o«enindlvid- Kieo let the assumed name of some ee-'dbratad iu. sldan, and puffed into notoriety by eerdficKa* ciso* eons equally uaknownT Whilst a medlelna ef UNPARALLELED EFFICACY is to be had, whose vouchers are at hrmer wr naiWhi bera, —many of whom it has V 1 * J SNATCHED FROM THE GRAVE. In order that this invaluable madi-in- r»« T within the reach of the poor as well the den, wa have pet the price at • ' 0111,1 FIFTY OEIT* lest oue half the usual cos; of eough modlcinea. ttis for -tale by our agents in nearly every town and village Tver the wen, who are prepared to give fall informs* icn ict.ti.se 10 ii -f. BALTER, Profiinor. Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio. M'ALLISTER’S OINTMENT 0 MERCURY, or other Min cauw all EXTERNAL HUJtrokffsKiN^iiiS WOUNW pol |pN°US i sixteen years for all of the chest, involving [ the utmost danger and responsibility, and i declare [before and man, ta&t not In :one case has it failed to benefit when the patient wms Wilhinihe reach of mortal means. | 1 have had physicians learned in the profession. -I j have ministers of the gospel, judges of the dermen. lawyers, gentlemen of the highest erudition. 1 and multitudes of the poor use it in every variety oi i way, and there has been hut one voico—one universal voice saying—“M’ALLISTEB, YOUR OINTMENT is good:” - • RHEUMATISM—It removes almost immediately 1 the inflammation anffrwellicg, when the pain ceases. (R the directions around the box) D-ACllE—The salve has eared persons of the be*4*ehe of jwelve yean standing, and who had it 1 renter every week so that vomlticgtook place. RAP. AOHK, TOOTH-ACHE, and AGUE IN TUE FACE, ; are aaiped with like cueeeas. HCALD HEAD—We have-cured eases that actually Jeflaclevery thing known, as well as the ability of fif ; iaen 0 twenty doctors. Oae man told us he ud spent qq fajs children withou any benefit, when a few soys* of (hntment cured'them. TETTKR—There u nothing better for tha rare ol Tetter. best things In the world for BURNS—It is one of the }"•' PlLES—Thousands are yearly cared by this Oteu- I mcnt. It Ravza fails in giving relief for the Pile*. 10* Around the box are direction* for niinjr iif'Af- Utur't Ointment for Scrofula, Livir Complaint,Frnitt : laj, Tam, CkilbLain, Scald ffsad, Son £m Qvwn., | Sort Throatrßronskttas, Nervous hfftaions, Pains* V «• | mu of ihs Spins, Head ocJU, aKiw,i>*a/>u», Bar neks, i Burnt, Corns, oil Distata of (A* SJetn, Son tip*, PiW> ties, 4-c,, StrrfJusg of (A* Limbs, Bcr«s, JUrtjqyuini, Pita, told FtO. Croup, Smiled or Broken Ertatl, Tooth aeht, Jitxu* «n us Foes, t[s ~ COLD FECT—Liver Complaint, pain in the Chen and Side, fallinroifeftbe hair,orlhaolheruceompa nias cold feet (This Ointment is the tine remedy.) It is a sore sign of disease to.have cold feet. CORNS—-Occasional ose of the Ointment' will al ways keep corns from growing. People need never he troubled with them if they use it frequently. ' , This Ointment is good for any part of the body or limbs when indamed. In some cast* it should be applied often. ' , • CAUTION—-No Ointment will be genuine unless the name of JAMES Me ALU ST EK is written with a pen an every labeL ' For site by my Agents in all the principal cities and towns in the United States. • James McAllister, . Sole Proprietor of the above medicine. IT7“ Principal Office,No’JBNbnkTUrd streettFhil adelphia. _ PRICE 33 CENTSTER BOX Aaxstmi A Reiter, comer of Liberty end Hi Clair si*i and L Wilcox, Jr, oorner of Market tt and the Diamond, also comer of 4th and Smithfccld its; J H Cossel, oorner of Walnut and Penn its, &th ward; and sold at the bookstore in Smilhfietd it, 3d door from Second st: in Allegheny eity by HP Schwarts and J Sargent; by J Gf-Smith, Dninist, Bir mingham; D Negtey. East Liberty; , H Rowland, Me* Kcc'poru. J Alexander & Son t Monongaheia Cityc N B DowmatrA Co, and J T Rogers, Brownsville; John Barkley, Bearer, Pa; are wholesale agents, febttf.'deodly Facts for the Pablie, In relation to that unrivalled family Salvo, DALLEV’S SI6ICAL FAIN EXTBACTOB. fPEBTIMONY of a respectable ?hX*ieian.—Read J. the following, addressed to ay Agent, Mr. F. Mer ry weather, Cineincuti: CiacuctAti, Feb. IS, IB4S. Sir: A sense of duty compels mo to give my tribute lo Dailey's Paia Extractor. Being opposed to quack* eryaud all nostrums having for their jcbieet Sinister motive*—out realising much good from the “King oj Paia Killers”—l am induced to tender youUusceriU* earn. I have used it in my family, in my practice, and with all the happy and wonderful effects that couM possibly be imagined. H. J. Bionic, M. D. Dr. Brodie is the senior partner of BrodTeALevL Druggists. M ftyiamwiateiy RJmtvuuism. The following testimonial comes from a source fM miliar to many of those traveling on onr Western wa ters. Mr. Glime. the well and favorably known oro* nnetor of the Parkersburg Hotel, is husband lo the lady whose letter I annex: PsJuuuHatrao, Va, April 13, IMP. To Ilenry Dailey, Chemist. Ac.—Sri: Having for merly been,long.afflicted wili violent inflammatory Rheairnnism,£whtch appeared so firmly seated as to dety all ordinary appliances to allay the severe pain attendingttj 1 was induced to uy vonrMaeieal Pain Extractor, and it having efleeted, almost as if by ma gic, at iiamediste relief, and also, to ail appearances an enure auc perfect cure, I am induced for the bene fit of otners who may be afflicted with pain; caused by any kind of inflammation, to write to yoa, ; declaring that mi my opinion, founded on actual experience your Magical Pain Extractor is the most valuable dis c?uC7,u* “® P«»enl age tot the immedialejexuraetion ofbodiiypain.lt tsanalmotl immediate and a per fect cote; for Burns and scalds, and ail external in flammation. Having many acquaintances formed by the!: visits at ray hatband's hotel in this place, ( have supposed by your showing them these few tines, it may possibly ' be of b, r>‘lii both to then and yonreeli. Euzsaant Gum. [I emenain the hope that Mrs. Glune will. pardon the publicum I give to her letter, as well on the score of humanity as of iis being the surest mode of bringing it to the notice of her friends.—ll. Dalut.] ( Fthm Cured, Extract of a letter, dated RauinirT, Ky. N0v.,25,1918, Mr. 11l Dailey; “( have tried your Pain Extractor in a case iif (Vlon, in mv own family, which relieved and cut jd ui a very short time. 1 ' In haste, yours re* •pcctfully, . Jss. M. Votr.to. ID“ (turns and Bcalds, Pilet, Bore Nipples,- Broken Breast. Eruptions, Bores, Cuts, Wannus, and all In* ttammniiou, yields readily lo the wonderful properties of ihu unrivalled family salve. Bui, in the same pro portion lliat you will rt-eeive benefit from the genuine, you wi'l he injured by the deleterious efleers of counieifeit salves. '■ CAI fln.N—Re sure and apply only to the inventor. H. Dsi iler. 416 Broadway, New York, or to his an* thorite J agents. JOHN D MORGAN. | General Depot, Pittsburgh Henry P. Agent: i J;, Baker Whreliftg, Va; JStaes)\V Johnston, Maysviile. r. 2 F .Mrirywcaiher, uiuefnaati, 0., General Denot. ... N U -In the severest Burns and Scalds ifextraet. lue psm in a lew mmuies—it never fails' }, Jatfi • 1J A. Fkosaroci.t T'u, IIoLUN V U. L. Fkaaisruis, > Pittsburgh. .1 U. \V. iraasoroc, J - * • .1. Whot-gRI. U.. Cl, r «, ES&SftgSSSrJS- Vn, V«t. StU c __ Rsadl Bead! CtJEIALERS’ COUGH SYRUP—From \V. K. Boden. O Esq., Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions cl Beaver County: / Mr. R. K. Sc'llfirt—Sir, Some time in the winter my wire was afflicted with a severe and distracting cough, and hearing of your invaluable Cough Syrup. 1 nr, a bottle from 8. T. Trimble, or Uridgesrater. and after taxing • portion of it two or three evsalngo ongoing.m bed,, she found immediate relief) as also severa. inetuls baye been relieved in severe eases. I am faerefore satisfied that it is a safe and valuable medicine, and would recommend it to ihoso who may * be afflicted.wuh severe Coughs and Colds, ‘ March 29,1843. W. fc BODEN. Prepared and sold by R. E. SELLERS, 57 Wood st. and iold by druggists generally, in Pittsburgh and AT teg** l **- ooflQ Th7oh»rtlsrs Coal OompimyA " H N CO RPO RATED.] BOOKS Will be open for subscription to the stock of “The Chanters Coal Company," on and after ft i^ u f»?‘S ,Bs t llhd>7 , ofSe P lembef «««t* at the office of Z. W. Remington, l’enn st, Pittsburgh OBOBGB ARBOR, ’ MERCHANT tailor. So. 16 fliutet street, HAVING purchased an extensive and carefhliy re* leeted stock of Spring and Summer Goods, tha subscriber respectfully informs hu friends and tha public, that no is now preparing to receive and exa* cute their orders with dispatch, and m the <rrt_ most substantial,and fashionable manner. Asbehs determined to-do business on the cash system, he flea* ters himseinhot be will bo aide to do work as chsaw as it can be done at any establishment in the country: His stock is varied, consisting of Oassimerea, Stead, cloths, Vestings, A&, which his friends araxcsaoctfaU ly invued to examine for themselves. my«:dtf GEORGE ARMOR. or\V. BIUDLJd. I>amu& flißiiK • new lhree «*«T brick on Bmuh£eld street, one door be tore 1 ' r Sixth street. Teeth msenod from ono to an enure set, on the suction principle, with a beau tiful representation of the natural gum—restoring tha original shape of the face. N. D.—Teeth extracted with little or nd t**in . Decayed Teeth permanently saved by flagging, pr 7 venting tho tooth aeho. which is much better than ou ting- it, though it should be done in fire 1 minutes, or eroa nn!Mtiy ' i CURB FOR WORMS. B« A. FAHNESTOCK'S TSIUIIFCOE*. huso* or bxtzuul' murm. IN order to Afford all possible security to the pobbc ap welt as to themselves, against fraud —* , atuoa from counterfeiting, the proprietor* have aide a change in the exterior wrapper or table of M Ver ; mifuge. The new label, which ii a rteel enaravia* o£ the most exquisite design and workmanship? has been, i introduced at a verv great expeiuo, and is from the , biainofanertiitefthefinttalenL The design is'iinw I and the execution elaborate. Several figures and a , portrait are stoat prominent, bat the word “Vaasa- ' | nros, tt printed in white leuert on a red and finely en~l' ?• P*nicul.,ly tnniHd— . [ When held up to the light the letters, shading of tho ! . letters and every limt, however minute, throngboat tbo i whole ofthi* part of the engraving match as exactly i ai il the Lntpresuon had been nudo upon one aide on • ly, although .t is actually printed on both aidea of ibo •' , paper. Tins should la all eases be observed. Ala* < bcl opon each dozen is also printed in red upon both * aides: and should be examined in the same manner '• This preparation has now stood the test of man? ; years mat, and is confidently recommended as a safe and effectual tardleine for expelling worms from the • system. .;4he unexampled suecess that, has atteadeJ <l . r ‘J loa - V a eTcrjr ea “ whcre PntientWM really-afflicted with worms, certainly renders it wor-^ thr the attention of physicians. • rha proprietor has made It a-point to ascertain the , result of iu mo-In such cases as eama within his knowledge and observation—and be Invariably found it u> producethe mrtt salutary efleeu—not unfrequoat-' ly after nearly alltho ordinary preparations recom mended for worms had been previously resorted to ' .without any permanent advantage. This faet U at tested by the certificates and statement* of handred*. of respectable personsia different parts of the coon, tre, and should iaduee families always to keep a vial of the pre para boa in their possession. -Ills mild to iu< operation, and nay be administered with perfect safe » : ty to the most delicate infant. - - Th* only genuine iapreptred by «PCfr O A ’ OrsatKagUilißiasay, -j ; ' London, England, ami Imroducc&iaio the f&jL on&r the immcdiato sapexintowknee of the Inveamr exu-aordmary sucems ofthu tkt enre of Pulmonary disease*, warrants the American Agent for treatment the worstS ,e fw at etta ,%^® the community—-cases that lack.. S^ e Vn«i 1r h 1 »V r » minjr - <,f remediea of tbo dsy t and [ have been given up by lheioo«sdi.iw«i.wt . phw.eians as confirmed andmcarable. an Balsam has cared, and will core, the meat * of ease*. It uno quack nostrum, btu ■ with Bochin’S lluagarian Balsam of IAIomoSvS eotmieroctthe consumptive tendencies of the eUmabu - buito biased as a preventive medicine ii SkS* “?*?» ,pil £* ofblo «kpaht in thos!feu£ ; f®** • orBae *» « the lungs, brechiti*. dilfictUty of breaUng,beetle fever, nig*.taweaufenfflefr ’ itt ‘ M ■“«- Bamphlets, containing a mans of Engilih and Amerf can fcmficatcs, end-other evidene£showingtheuE -L equalled merits of this great English Remedy. obtained of the Agents, ~»«»r.«*y,l»a For rxJa by J-AinyESTOOK k Co„ *- , befi»rei-mad? calh« suit approved EarorapUß* Ti?i?/n}£ 1 5%i®55j ) . 1e Eaetcrn pane rnaud colon. Aim TllE CHEAJP ROLL, or BOSTON BUND, ©l band 01 to order of tiloixei. and »i •llprieoi. Herehanu and oioajaaie invited to eillui ft **®* n ctue above for tbpa-Mlvea.uallwiUbeaoM wholesale • or' retail, and a liberal dadsotten Bade t» wholesale porehaaer*. , ‘ Boldly a WESTERVELI ’ iQQAs, wiLtiM * ck; : - TMPORTkKS and Wholesale Dealer* in Foreign and) •A Domewie Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery, ke.lBl, Wood stieekPiaibnrgh, are now faUy prepared with a recently,imported stock of HardwarerCaUciy,Sad dlery, Carpenters’ Tool*, Ae., 10 otfer vary neat in doeeraents to Western Merchants, a* in addition.!* the many advantages had by. oar predecessors, Mes srs, Logan A Kennedy, we have greatly taereawd oak facilities, and parehase all our goods from first handu on the very beitterms. 1 '-r _i . The junior member* of the firm devote their whelm attention to sale*, and feeling confident of giving aafc> isfaction, recpcetnilly solicit a call from oil who mow 1 viiit tfcU market. , ttebSSi HIBBEftTU CHEMICAL WRITUtfTT ‘ FLUID. " HIBBERTS SUPERIOR RED INK. 7 HIRMERTS MACHINE COPY INK. ALL tbsse differ from'ordinary Ink, as they are all chemical «olnuon» eoniainlag no viscid mailer: ttow freely from .any kind-of pen-tie color doepl bright and durable. II there have been better artieiea made, : ‘tave neuher asen nor heard of thorn. Sum* pie bottle* can bo «trtaiMd gratis, by the merchant* generally, fton.A-A. Fahnestock k*Co, Henry ttchwsru, Allegheny, or of the manufacturer Tut** K. HIUOEKT, Druggist And Chems ‘Sof l\w y and Southfield street*, Pittsburgh, Pa. - 1 <*"•*"- N. B.—Any betUe not giving complete sati^r—<C.- * Sl °i b *° d the priee wiU “ refatu} !td! Mdonj> • TREiTIR OF THS . , SSir#- reasonable terms. notice and on the jbqs patterns, on Sod and Cor uU • uan lUi6” c ash. -Old Veal* !*“ MlvEaTKn\Sf ( c p^p? n wariwmi'd , lbe ! H:M and idtoiu.. V • ?* ar " UUod ** pleasetbe mostfao- Allegbeny c jty.-Aa?.'lo. IBS*. “* ltW A r . • . - -iTIUtSfiUS SHOOK, -S kstadlibbiieht. J s**? V> »afonu the inhabitants of Fite*-. zkrZ* vle,nit 7. ihM he has opened art s£dSirc?£i? , V aea b r“ ere ever y action o# those -vrho may favor himwub' ?—between Seventh and Wcod i?!Lwrc.,5 ni *. J ll1 * 4 *di ether delicacies of the «»*•*■ wlNlr. ■ . . .r KAUbE FOPWPIIY. , rotat wimoiao.v -■ Q . w. & wn*. ?.■ rPUE undersigned, successors to Arthurs *. N«hO£'-^ / A, »«n, beg leave to inform the citizen* ofpituWtgn aaO-pabllc generally, that they have- rebuilt the-EA GLE FOUNDRY and ore rvow In falfoperatiotlV *nd have, part of their patterns ready tor wnrrek’* Amongst which are Cooking Stores, Coal asd wood Staves, with a *ptendid.air*tjglu Coal StoWi w *~* “ , now superceding in other ernes the cc*** 05 *™? 041 — Stove. Also, a cheap coal Cooking Stove, ted for small families, with a full assortment iof?op non and mantel Grates W«-would partieuariy. in vito the. person* building to euR ;** 00 warehonse befereparchnsing, and ezaßins aaptaadid article of enanuaeQcd Grates, finished in fine style— entirely new la this market . | • • Warehouse, No, 181 liberty utA opaorito Wgg* «*J m«B»U .