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L. HARPER, Post,
R( »BT M- RIDDLE, Journal.
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JAMES W. BIDDLE, American.
Dec. 1,1&49.
BUiSLNESiS CABIIS.
a LEXANDER FRAN RUN, Attorney at Law,
Ay Fourth »L • • novl3-ly
7 DAVID C. fVfTLR.
‘ A TTOJtNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER
[A Foil PENNSYLVANIA; St. Louis, Mo,
r All cotmniinieatious promptly answered. oct&-Iy
ARMSTRONG faCROZER, Commission Merchant*
and Dealers in Produce, No. 23 -Market street*
■ Pnaliurgri deeg
t- —--jnsiarenaanEmy
A TTOKNEY nr.d Counsellor at Law, and Commis-
A soier for the State of Pennsylvania, Bu Loui*,
Mo. (late ot Pittsburgh.)
ftxxaas'.CKs.—Pittsburgh: Hon. W. Forward,J!amp
ton fa Miller; M’Candless fa M’Clore, John E. Parke,
•i shells fa Semple, AT Cord fa King. _aogl4:dly
. t. si. sat<ii>. . j.MTKaaerr.
: BAIBOfaSTERREI'T,
Attorneys and counsellors .ai* law,
Fourth Unix, between Smltofieid uud G'raut,
■ritxabnrgh, Pa. ' _Jnls
: jobs m Lana a.. . u«. c. naan.
LARGE A FRIES)!*
ATTORNEYS at LAW, Fourth su»-et, near Grant-
Jnl6:ti
3AJJIEBF7KERR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Office on Fourth su, be
tween Smith field and .Grant st, -Pittsburgh.
sptlfcdly
wv. -losa a. coesKavz.
w. tt. wooßwaxn— — —ttaira saaatxr.
BAGALEY. WOODWARD A Co., Wholesale Cro
eere,No.gaMarket*tteet, Philadelphia, nonff
Pittsburgh Alkali Wo vita.
BENNETT, DERRY a CO, Mannlacturer* of Seda
Ash. Bleaching Powders, Mu ristie apd Sol phene
. -AtM u- -Watalwwso tin.
'** -"aovao-iy •' _
nxsxgj uutrs, arose* asm*.
BRAUIii A REITER, Wholesale and Retail Drug
rials, t truer cl Liberty and Su Clair street*, Pius
bnn&Pa ; “Til.
T> A- i’AHNESTOCK A Co., Wholesale and Re
fs. t»n £ruggistsj eoruer Wood and 6th at*. )y» _
C~HARLL2) NAYIXTk. Attorney at Law, Third si,
lit door above Smiuifield. _ noTIS-Om
3rnri?sll¥f£a>S£nK
•NO. IBS SPRUCE STHECT, PUtLADELPUIA,
CONTINUES to git© his particular aucnuon to.the
treatment of Diseases ot the SKIN, SCROFULA,
and Diseases of the THROAT. ;
Office honra: B A. M., 1 F. M-, and 7 P M.
oel&dUm"
luranu
CTRMG SfaiUNNER, Forwarding and CommUuon
t M»w»h«nt».Na.saM«rkci«U Fuuburga. ; «pi»
VS aTWcAN L’LTY &. Co., Forwarding and Com
v>« mission Merchants, Canoi Basin, Pittsburgh^*
5 hTCkaNT, Wholesale Oroeer, Comrmssuro nd !
J* Forwarding Merchaot,No. 41 WaUnt. taVi
pmqnasna Stool «*d Iron
COLEMAN,' HAILMAN. A Co, manuTaetiirtr. of
Coach *nd Kliptie Spring*, Hammered Axle*,
Spring and Plough Sleel, Irou, Ac. Warehouse on
Wue, ud Front *treel», Pittsburgh. 1.-,:'
Also, dealers inj Coach Trimming* and MalleaLU
Casting*- ® ■
"stk. B. xntm ' • , i«o» {•
T?NGLIBH & BENNETT, (Ule GalWber
Hi h Co.) Wbole«aie Grocert, Commit «on and l'or
wtxiSnx iderehanu, and dealer* in Produce andJPitu-
Is^ a n H <aetare*.No.37 Wood Al and
Sdttrcct*. ; 2Sii-
J. HRNRV. Attorney and Councellor at f*?"!
f<j- Cincinnati, Ohio. Collection* in Southern Otto,
£4 to !"*■"», wd to Kentucky, promptly andwre.
folly attended to. Commi**ioner tor Uio.tftato ©££s"»*
gylrania, for taking Ifcpotiuon*, acknowledgment*,
*Mto—non. Win.BoU 4 Bon, CortL,Chuieb4
Carothen, Win. Hay*. E*q-, Wiltock h. Paw*.
"J.C.Breylofle— — A * H,Clafke.
BIIETFOOLK 4 CL&KKE,
Forwarding and commission ! merch-
dealer. In Window Clru*, White
Lead. 4e. No.ltafeemdit. —; .
—wli, u.-JoiitfsTON,
FOBWARDINO a commission merchant,
No. US Second ctreel, Fnubargh. . dc!4
_____ w «iSu. jajm ».*»*«*.
GKnHt; E wT SMITH 4 CO., Brewer*, Jllnltter*
Hop Deale*, Fill at, Pitubargh. < *pt« .
y-... T=7>nHKA"IS. ConmuMion and Forwarding
G®£Sf^»wss^J^!!4!^i£2«
■■ -HQMKI IiBAQIIK FACTOIiy* ‘
ttaMILTON STEWART, manufacturer of Deary
unt
il. L SkTc%S&M
Tj-.w-n Woolens. Liberty, nth »t . ftM7_
wxl uuir, Baltimore. ■ :!
A. J. WCl3O*, *OW*»» =*“*» { PWl»dfc
-« Noil. W,»■» ** 18 w°"l‘"jaKfl
■ i ■ VA> F»iUpH>
TJABUV^'j ONES fc Co. 1 ‘" a°
jajssgyu
m*bMrt,Fa. • SSISE—.
~ ■ SOTIOB. , u . ~
T UAVE *Moci»led I.' B. MeVAY with mo u» t>.e
Wm. n.wmum*.- B -
WH. a. WILLIAMS * CO.l
' BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROILERS,
« Norik Eut corner ©t Wood ond Third ©rued**
jaol • Pa-_
iuua~pnn, ”
ISAUifoiciitor & o»- morale a'l*ccT*.’con*
minion Merchants, and denier* in Pr/Mncc,
Water. and lOT grant afreets, Pittsburgh no**L
uu worth—— —..7. Jq *eph Uilwortb
JB. JMLWOBXU k. CO., Wholesale Grocer*,-awl
• Agents for Uuud Powder Co.» Mo. 87 Wood at,
Pttiabanth.« ■ • ' dcs-y_
job* a cawoam. iqata oilwostu.
JB. DUAV OATH fc Co, Whole tale Grocer*, Fro*
• B sr„ Co *¥ Q l J,,ia ® Mert/aaoia, and Ageitfs
for the J Inurd Powdeaco. of N. Y, No. 87 Wood at,
Pittsburgh sort
JUltM£L.‘ft’Y ,N ?t~ N 1u tand Apothecary,
No-*5 Market it,three doom abore Third k. Pittd i
bwri», will hare constantly on hw* a well aelected aaj
■ertmont of the beat and freshen Medicine*, which, ha I
■wiil aell on the mott reasonable tenna.. Phyeielant |
undine order*, wui,be promptly attended to, and tap* ;
-Hod with aitidea they may rely npou u genuine.
p lO" Physician* Preacneuona wUi bo accurately and
_n2r prfp**** l bwl *»aieriaU, at any hair of I
MdaT«r aj, f b '- . : 1
Alio lor sale, a largo stock of freah and good Perful 1
luia
- Law.-or
uo?s-Iy
, ? 1/ llAftHl*UN StiWilLl*, CaanteUor at.
A - tee on-Fo«rtb tb, above Smith&tSd.., B %
«■* n. ■caNFIELB, Cate of Warren, Ohio,);connia»
J aioa and Fonr arcing MerebacL tad wholesale
Z,T«t in Western Rerenre' Cheese, Bouct, pot and
Ash, and Western Prodace generally, Water
Cjt, between gmitUfield acd V» ood, Pimbargh. apa
VonN'WATT. Uaccesjor to Kwatt * Ocbban,V
1 w ivbole«ale Grocer and Comndaiioa Merchant,
7 \2? in Produce and Piiwbnrgh Manufactures, eor
**7lr Liberty and llarid atreeu, Pittabarsh Pa. Ju9l
, Co.—Successors to
Hutchison A Co., Commission Merchants,
"a aS»u «f >1" »>• twi Siena .SdW IMitrr.
{f*<s waljif andK front streets, Pittsburgh.
WoS «5? one.door South of Diamond Fm
svfirijsTtEßßr ift A Co 3 (successor toJeaephti.
j WateritreeL. _oc3i
* Wholesaled
I gTa£\Vood street. Pittsburgh. ~ .
gv.MgTlTlAVltf, Amcotaecr, corner6tft and wood
lu ; •, • (
THU NTTSM Rf.il
CARDS,
; 1 0UN ZL UELLOR, Wholesale cad - Retail dealer
-•I in Mnaic and Musical Instruments, School Boose.
Paper,Slates, Steel Fens, Quills, Printers’ Cards and
Stationary generally,No, 81 Wood su, Pittsburgh.
pp Rags bought or taken in trade. ypU
tDHKSTON“i STOCKTON. Booksellers, Printers
if and Paper Manufacturers, No. 44 Market si, Pitta*
bttrgh. ’
--’Johh Flotd. Riciuan Flotd.
J 4, K. FLOYD, Wholesale Commission
# Merchants and Dealers in Produce, Round
Qhureh BtsUdlngs, fronting on Liberty, Wood and 6th
streets. tnyd
DALZELL, Wholesale Grocer, Ceami«>io»
%|. Jdetchant, and dealer in Prodace and Pittsburgh
Manufactures, rip, at Water si, Pittsburgh. . jaiilß
JU. BWEITZKK, Attorney’at Lav,office tid si,
4 opposite Si Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh, will also
attend promptly to Collections, La Washington, Fay AM
and Green counties, Pa. '
REFER TO
Blaekstoek, Bell A Co, Y
Church A Caro therm, > Pittsburgh.
___ P- T. Morgan, J ocl3dly
KIER A JUNES, Forwarding and Commission Mer*
chanU t Dealers in Produce and Pittsburgh mnna*
faetured articles, Canal R*«tn, near7th tl d2l
PEKOIIL. PITThOVRaU, PA.
KENNEDY, CHILDS a CO-, Manufacturers of v
superior- 4-4 Sheetings, Carpel Chain,
Twine and Batting. JaJO-lytiflu
VsiuTlui Iron Works, .
T KWIS, DALZELL A Co., manufacturers of all si*
JU zes Bar, Sheet, Boiler Iron and Nails of the ben
quality. Warehouse, Mwater and 103 frout si
• janlp
LS WATERMAN, Wholesale Grocer, Forward'
• inr and Commission Merchant, Dealer m 1 ms*
burgh Manufactures and Produce, Not. 31 Water si*
and 68 Front tl .
W*. sms- VtillwHa.' C. W. aiCOTTSOX, Pittsburgh.
MILLER A KICKETSON, Wholesale Groeer*.an4
importer* of Brandies, Wines and Begars.No*.
1W and 174, comer of liberty and Irwin streets,-Pitu*
burgh, Pa. Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarn*,. Ac. Ae. con
stantly on hand.
ioiui wgrri- ujl~s. ■’em. wai.tkac.KoS>
MeGILLK A ROE, Wholesale Grocers and Commis
sion Merchants, No. IW Liberty si, Pittsburgh.
MURPHY, WILSON a CO., (late Jones, Murphy A
Co.) Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, No. 46
Wood street, Fiuabnrgh. _ novt>!_
S 4 Art HEW WliSONTPortralfand MlniaturePaia*
iVi xer. Rooms, corner of Post Office Alloy and
Fourth'street, entrance on 4th near Markel
<lec6-dl£ _
ft-rreFURGU STEEL WORKS AND BERING
. AND AXLE FACTORY.
aasc rom, . Jonn ». qgteo.
JONES * UTTIGG, .
MANUFACTURERS of Spring and blister reel,
plough steel, steel plough wings, coach aud clip,
lie springs, hammered iron axles, and dealers iu tnai
}e*b;e ca*Oflgt ( fLje engine lamps, aud coach trimmings
generally, corndr of Roes and Front sts_ Pittsburgh,
Pa. fishy
N HOLMES A BON, No. » Market sl, second
• door*from comer of Fourth, dealers in Forcign
ind Domestic Bills of Exchange, Certificates of Depot*
■t, Bonk Notes and Specie.
|p* Collections mad on all the principal euies
throughout tbc United States. dec!7
NBUCKMASTER, AlDXXsan—Office. Fourth sl,
.. third door above Smithfield, south side.
Conveyancing of all kinds done with the greatest
care anil legal accuracy.
Titled tc Real Estate examined, Ac. oct3D»ly
PROF. UEKRY ROHQOGK,
PENN STREET, between Wayne and Hand, has
resumed hts professional duties, giving instruc
tions oaths Piano,Guitar, and in Vocal Mamie.
. augl4.-dtf ‘
P£S3K~¥isX STOBJC-—No. TO Fourth
|vlB Hj'neai Wood—All quantities of Green and
Ihbß Black Teas, done ap in quarter, half, and
one pound packages, ranging from 30 eta- 'per pound
f LfiU. . iyd A. JAYNES, Agl for Pekin Tea Co.
OBISON, LdTl LE A CO., No,- Itrti Liberty street.
Pittsburgh, Wholesale Grocer*, Produce and
Commission Merchants, and dealer* in Pittsburgh
Jdantifsetnre*. ly"
Karr, aanox tho*. trraa. tswt- a. aosisna.
1> U BERT- MOORE, Wholesale Grocer, Rectifying
Xv Distiller, dealer tn Produce, Pittsburgh Monufac
rare*, and all kinds of. Foreign and Domestic Wines
and Liquor*, No. II Liberty street- On hand a very
large stock of superior old Monongmbcla whiskey,
winch will be sold low forea«h. apl&ly
l. o. amrnoun, j. t- sax*. *
REYNOLDS A SHEE, "Forwarding and Cemmlsiion
Merchants, forihe Allegheny Rinr Trade, deal*
min Groceries, Produce, Pittsburgh Manufacture*
end Chloride of Lime.
UIU Ul h<l»V.
The highest price*, in cash, paid at all times for coon
ryra-.'s. Comer of Penn ana Irwin its. i«nS3•
RORERT~DALZELL A Co n Wholesale Grocers,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants, dealers
a Produce and Pittsburgh Manufsetates, Liberty st.
Pittsburgh. Pa. . teb34
RO UT, A. CUNNINGHAM, Whole-ialelSroeer,
Dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh. Manufactures
<.<■, i >4 m*nv si Iria
*- t. Hisuian, > »• »“»“
SHACKLETT A WHITE, Wholesale Dealers In
Foreign and Domestic Dry Good*. No. W Wood *l
Wimt.argn. :
C’-.iTW. HARBAUGH, Wool Merchaau,“Deafer*
Oe iaFloar and Prodace generally.xod Forwarding
and Comminios Merchants, No. & Water si, Pju*.
r. najJds RimntlL' joui ittrsou, juju LaJip.
SKI LEES A NICOLS, Produce and General Com
a. tsaton Merchants, N 0.17 Liberty st-, Pittsbtyxn
O k\ VON BON'NUORST, A Co., Wholesale Gra
ft. cere, Forwarding and'Commission Merchants,
Dealer* in Pittsburgh Manufactures and Western Pro
duce, have removed to their new warehouse.(old stand)
No. 3.'-, comer of Front it and Chancery Lane. •
nov7 '
riIASSEY & UEST, Wholesale Grocers and Cammis
-1 si on Merc hauls, and dealers is Prodace. No. 35
Wood sh, Pittsburgh- P*® .
. vr. u wooowio aaxra aaoat.n.
WM. BAGALKY A CO., Wholesale Grocers, 13
and g> Wood street Pittsburgh: J»v27
W* A M. HITCnELTEIE,
II7HOLKSALE GROCERS, RECIIFYING DIR*
- W TILLERS, and WINE and LIQUOR MERCH
ANTS. Also—lmporters of Soda Ash and Bleaching
Powdor, No. 160 Liberty rt, (opposite Sixth «*.) PtU*-
' burgh.'' * gt23
loan o. wicx. BAvn>.-*yajn>j»*j
loan n. wicx.
WICK A M’CANDLESS, (successors to L. A J. D-
Wick,) Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and
Commission Merehtma, deaiers in Irtm,Nails, Glass,
Cotton Yams, and Pittsbnrgh Manufactures genendly,
of Wood and Waier streets. Pittsburgh.
l,y W a 1 .1 . a rv_. Mill" slang and Mil Furtuih
, ing establishment, No.2«, Liberty su, neartha
canal* * ' /
XtT ""WrWirSoNTWatobes, Jewelry. SilrerWEe,
W . and MUitary Goods, corner of Market and 4th
streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. N. B.—Watches and Clocks
carefully repaired. dec *
\arEST • BOWEN —Comnuaaioa and .Forwarding
W Merchant, No. 90 Front si between Wood, and
Market streets. , : / _ . *#2^
Vfy MUSI'JIY/Wfiatetale and Beiali dealerin
W • Foreign and itemestie Dry Goods, north'eart
eomerof Market and Fourth sta.
xnc toctio,' JWO. a. rfwwi
WM. YOUNG A Co.—Dealm In leaUar hide*, An.
XO Liberty it.' _««££-
n, UWTCSKnI. ' v " *”
WKS, WCUTCBEOH, WhMtoOwcMWtoj
. ler. la Proveslron, JtijlfcOl"*. *■“> ™“-
bargh Manufactures generally, 153 Liberty st, Pitta
burgh. / dcc *—-
W -W WILSON, Dealer -in Welches. Jewelry
. Silver Ware, MUitary Goods, Ac., No. 57 M*r
tat atT / i P°y7_
t-wh. tiMbeintt”
attobhky at law,
/ i Butler. Pa -fl
WOJs also attend tocolleetioa* and all otierbuxl-
Bftt t trailed to him tn Butler and Armstrong
„ u!H bc[tyi
W.W.Wallace, do I- u
JameaHanhall do mtuburgh.
dir- Kay ACo-,Woodst. I
: T ~~Z >KTIIOBIW * CO.,
. ST II AM BOAT AGENTS
lysttfgfiEL OrrmasorxM. AtxxtiACo, <
-gfSMggw 00 *i No. *g Water itreeL
HOTELS
POVRT&IB HOTEL.
LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE.
toon aro *buwto* raonuxrow.
a THIS establishment long and widely known aa
■being one of the most commodious in the city oh
Baiunoro, baa recenUy undergone eery extra-,
alee alteration* and improvements. An enure new'
wing has been containing numerous and airy
sleeping apartment*, and extensive bathing room*.
TheLadiei' department haa also been completely
reorganixad and fitted up in a me runlque and beauti
ful style. In fact the whole arrangement of the House
baa been remodeled, with a tingle' eye on the part.of
the proprietor*, toward* the comfort and pleasure of
their Guests, and whieh they-confidently assert will
challenge comparison with any Hotel in the Union.
Their table will alwaya be supplied with every sub
■unial and luxury, whieh the market affords, served
up ina superior style; while in the way of Wines, Ac.,
they will not b* surpassed. -
In conclusion the proprietors beg to say; that nothing
will be left undone on their parted on the part or their
wi«, in render this Hotel worthy the continued
nalrooaae of their friends and the public generaUy.
prices for board have also been reduced to the
foU °lsS| r ' a Sdinary, •j.™ P« dI T-
Gratlem Wagon of the Hoot* will a!-
wJrs bo Steamboat Landings,
■ZSStwIU convey baggage to and from theUoidjfrw
ef charge-' . L——
' - y f HMAB.TIM— .
MMn aw »ob*th awn 9WAXT CTlim, fJTIISPI*
J_«T Tire »al»*c fiber re*pccilally announce* tin
'«■ keha* now opened hi* new and excellent Jlote
'wM-r a £~~i«tb»n of traveler*, boarder*,
iSnonJlY. The boa«e*nd lurruture
* nd new*and no pain*or expense have been.
P*!^** 101 wlfhjrUdete rm lnf d to deserve, and there*
JSSfigl**** Proprietor.
oetl4-dXy — * === ■ ■ ~* J
Brick Woik«<or»fcl«.
foraale, the STEAM BRICK
THEanbaerlber onett cotnpminc a
WORKS, *£°m“ U™d JUeJifoe, capable of
k# (081 . o fjry e i a y
wilh Hiree acre* of
utaken from ike.hank,) 4 kiln* and
Iwd on iheAUeghcuynTi on whec!biJTOW4j track*,
ibeda. machine »Pd cltt / regniilto to com
•horela, ipade*, Ac., noSre. i’rirc, including
me nee operation* at an bonra nou • __mrw«9Baa of
to p.KnVnjM w me Fo,
rin^gk
where lie will be jileeeed loleo tin oil ceiien
en and friend*. . • :
Charch,Steamboat,and Bella of 6***7
to 10,000 poaa da. e*M from pattern* of the mo«t appror
ed models, and warranted to be of-tbebeit materials. -
Mineral Wale r Rumpa,Counters, *®S®*
therwitheterr variety ofßra** Casting*, u retjoiren,
tamed and ficlthedin the neateit maimer.
A. F. U the sole proprietor of Baearr’s Asn-Aww*
nos M»*i,eo jnttijr celebrated for tho reduction, or
frietion in machinery: The itoiea and Composition
can bo had of him ai all ilu>. . JaSOtlf
INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE!
Trenton Snlnal life lniorante Company
»iin or .nxxn’a tavcoo 25 m corr.
Capital. *150,000.
JAMES DKHNO A CO., A*cnu « PilUb»r s h, I'u
Bonn or muctioa, ai
Junes Hoy. Jr* (
Benjamin rub. |
John A. Wear*. ,
Jonathan FW
imrTOiK.
Coraptrollerof New York.
George Wood.
JobnF.Mackie. ,
David Dudley field.
Joseph lloilc. ,
irxw
Ilia Exc. Got. Uainei-
W. L. Dayton, U. 8. Sen.
G. D. 'Wall, Ex-U. 8, Bea-
Ex*Gov. 81. Diekeraon. ,
, MEDICAL 1
A. Sidney Dome, M. D
34 Warren it, N. Y.
Wm.M’K. Morgan, M- D-,,
George M*Coofc, M. IX, . . . .
Piluburghi Fa. I
The Arena of thi» Company, at Ptuaburgh. are auth
orized to take every iret dui n»k on Lite at a rtJue
tibn frcr tcni. Irons the urual rale* of pre
mium at charged i>y!oQier Cotnpanlea.
: m»IX
A man 3D yen* of ; age, taking a Tolley ©(.lnsurance
for One Thousand Dollars—
To run far ano year, pay* only »,SO.
do seven “' “ •* 810#)—annually,
do Lifetime, “ “ 817*0 *
And in the nm« proportion for any stun up to 86000,
which Is the extent taken on any one life.
This company commenced operations on tbe I si Oct.,
ISIS, and its monthly business up to the Ist Ocu, I*lo,
shows a progress czcttding that of any other Life Com
paq* on record.
The first dividend of profits will be declared to the
assert don the Ist January, 1930.'
Pamphlets containing the various tables of rates,
and alt the necessary information on the important
subject of Life Assurance will be furnished on appti
cation to JAMES DCRNO A CO., Agents
d;l7 * Odcon Building*.
FIRE IHadtASCB.
r IE TRENTON MUTUAL IJFE AND FiRK IN
SURANCE COMPANY Will issue Policies oNo
snranee against Loss oa Dasuoaby Fra*,npon Dwell
ings and Furniture, Stores^Goods. Ae., Ac- on appli
cation US JAMES BURN 6 A CO, Agents,
dct7 Odcon Buildings.
.HEALTH ISSURABCKt at Flttibargh.
Tbe BpriQg Garden Health Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA CAPITAL HOOpoo,
INSURES Males and Females against the Expense
and Loss occasioned by Sickne* or Accident, by
an immediate allowance of from 83 to BSper week,
lor-one, two, three, or four year*.
The method of effecting this Insurance. and iho
manner of awarding the tick allowance, will he fully
explained by the Agent.
A person eta insare against Siekness or Accident
which will detain him from his ordinary business, os
follows, viz:
For one year, by paying *4,30, and receive (3f week.
For two “ “ “ ** 4 *
For three “ ** “ “ 5
For fosr u “ 10,*5, “ “ ® u
Or, for a period of four yean, the sum of *14,40 paid
annually, will secure *s per week while nek.
Every necessary information will be afforded on the
rbleet of Insurance generally, by
JAMES DUBNO A CO, Agents,
i ‘Odeotr BuUings.
Tlf* ucfßialUi laiurane*.
THE Mutual Lire and Health Insurance Company
of Philadelphia, Incorporated by the LcgUlatnrc
or Pennsylvania, March, IH9. Charter perpetual.
Capital. 8100,000. Ram lowxu this am Prs;ttTL
vaxia Coxrain, and full SO per eent. lower than the
usna] rates of Life Insurance, as the following com
parison will show: That, a person of the age ol 3tf in
suring for 8100 for We, must pay in the Girard 88,35
Pennsylvania, 88/30, Penn Mutual, 88,36; Knuhatilc,
81W; New England, 83J8; New York Life, Al
bion, 88,49; life and Health, Philadelphia,#!,#!.
Dtaacroas.—Samuel 0- Orrick, Charles D. Hall, W.
P. Boone, Robert I*. Hint. Charles P. Haves, M. W.
Baldwin, M. M. Reeve, M. Chi*. O. B. Campbell,
Lewis Cooper, I. Rodman Barker, JilLßatlcr, fcdwm
a. Cope- President—Samuel D. Orrick; Vice Presi
dent—Robt. P. King; Secretary—Francis Blaekbumc.
Applications will he received, and every information
riven by SAML. FAHNESTOCK. A*t,
Office, Commercial Kooms. comer of
Wood and Third «t*. Pituburgb
PEOTBCTIOS FXIUC AND
MARINE4N9URANCECOMPA
nTryir NYOF HARTFORD, CONN.
U3a|Z» ' CEOOtfOXATXS IX lßtiA
Annual Premiiras, Capital Stock, and Surplus Fund,
91,000.000.
This old and responsible Company continue* tn I*-
*ue policies on.the noil fuvoraMe term* on Dwelling
] loiises, Household Furniture, Stores, Stock* of Goods,
Wurehehsesund eontenu; Mill* and Manufactories,
Ac. Ac-, against LOSS OR DAMAOEBY PIJtE-
Alio, on -Goods, WaJe* and Merehandiie, again*!
tbebuardsoflHLannTtiJamrraTtos, and open the
Cargoes of Sea Vessels. J t . . .
The Protection Itunmaea Company having, in foe
last t£ years, paid **at mmiossof notnaas at their
sevrral agencies throughput foe United Slate* and foo
British Provinces, barn established a iurt reputation
for solvency and fair dealing, which challenge* eom
puison with any other insurasee' company on the
CuuttJii.muf A TIT,rh * — -*~' <rhß * ga ** g| l CJUaer-fTOa an
article os the subject of Insurance Companies, taken
frocr the “New York Day Book,” exhibits briefly the
Handing and policy of the Company. ,
'•lhe •moneyed men’of the ancient and always pros
perous city of Hanford, have for half a century b*-cn
famous throughout tho Union for the care, discretion,
rigid honesty,and unvarying success. with which they'
have formed and managed corporations of this de
icrin'.ion, No Hsrtford Bank or Insurance Compauy
has ever- foiled! These CompaaJe* have for more
than a whole generation scattered iheir risks nt near
ly every-Sute of the Union, and have never failed to
pay the innumerable leases whiea they have insured'
**AII losses arising upon policies issued by the under
signed, will be promptly adjusted and paid at the Gen--
end Agency office, located at Cincinnati, O. A large
I portion of the funds of the Company, (including all
premiums received at the Western agencies,) isdp
posited with the General Agent of the Company at
Cincinnati, for (he payment of Western andl Southern
losses. Apply to FAYCTTK BROWN,
Agent for foe city of Pittsburgh, and for Allegheny
conmy. octflidtot
' IBBdKAXOK.
mHE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSU-
I RANCECOMPANY.-7<KBce. North Room of the
and other
property in Town and ooobtzt, uunicd against loss or
damage by fire at the lowest rate of premium. ■
Mason liwnuac*.—‘They also insure Vessels, Car
goes and Freight*, foreign or coastwise, under epenor
special policies, as the assured may desire.
LaikaTiaJtsPptxaTwn.—They also insnre merchan
dise transported by Wagoas, Railroad Cars, Canal
Boat* and Steam Boats, on river* and lakes, on the
moat liberal terms- ,' _ .
‘ DIRECTORS—Joseph 11. Beal, Edmund A. Bonder,
John C Davis, Robert Burton, John R Penrose, Bantu,
el Edwards, Geo G Lciper, Edward Uarliriglcn, Imoc
R Davis, William Folwell, John Ncwlia, Dr R M Hus
ton, James C Hand, Tbeophilus Paulding, 11 Jones
Brooks, Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig,Ueorge fiernll,
Spencer Mellvaln, Charles Kelly. J G Johnson, VVI
Uam Hay, Dr S Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre, Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH—D. T. Morgan,
Wm. I*mic, n 0. .& MARTINI e „ d.»L
pirrrun S. NrwsoLD, Secretary.
ITT Offiee of the Company, No. 49 Water streei,
PitßnifS. |3*dtf_-L P- A. MADEIRA, Agent.
PIRE AND BARISB IjraCBABCB.
TUB INSURANCE CO. ol North Ameriea will
make permanent and limited-insurance on pro
perty In thiaeitvand vicinity, and on shipmenu by
Canal, Rivers, Lake*, and by Sea. Tho properties of
this Company are well invested, and famish an avail
able fund for the ample indemnity of all persons who
desire to be protected by lasaranee.
ervia WM. P. JONES. Agent, 44 Water »t.
Ths Franilin Fire liiturcnue Co. of PkilatUlpkia.
DIRECTORS.-Charles N.Bancker. Thomas Han,
Tobias W ugaet, Samuel Grant, i«oob .IL Smith,
Oe«.W Richards, Mcrdecai D. Lewis, Adolpho fc.
Doric, David 8. Brown, Morris £»««»“• .
* ftnnii N. Bascid, President.
Charles 0. Baneker, Secretary. . .
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description of property In im « country,
at rate* as low u arc consistent with seenrity.
To Company have reserved a large contingent Fund,
which with their Capital and Premium*, safely invent
ed, afford ample protection to the as«J»£
■He UMti of the company, on , January Ist, IM9, aa
published agreeably to an art of Assembly, were «w
fellows, via; 31,0(7,(38 41
Temporary Loans §
•1,329,492 71
OlEeoN Keorn*!r\%ooaaJJd3u*u
®SiSSu,^nir™« T i u, -rccj« .PP' i:
cationa Far innnrance, on w l blc . h s°'‘ which will hr
according to Ihcir proro.al. ■“£ £££ Woo.]
»*dc known lo npplieuu «l hia "“"'(.Sell® AN.
Htcct. «pu ._ - _ .„„
p"3SSs“S'|£Vse :
mpjs&jmszs.
:e house,
In Ihe W.reboo.e of W 11. Uotao. * 8.0.,
JrT 7 Wmiet near Market ctreet, PKUuargh.
fifiliiSllgi
fSiiSni; itaeouSdeiKe “ d >’S n ’ , S!tow«« m's?’™-
SL?SSS?t,U£SSI “»&
ssff^s^jaaWjsaif'S
operation of Its eboncr 1* coaitaotly
yielding to eub penon lit.orad bio due_obcw of tte
profile of tbo company, without Invol.in* UmraartJ
rcopoaoibility whatever, and therefore “ WSJMgJ
tbe Mutual principle diveoled of every ClpnllOß*
lute, and in iumod attractive form.
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS.
b'oobd *• co..
0 (Saeeeisor* to M'Cord & King) fHL
FMhi«k»M« H» tl *W D TT
OSrtur of Wood <mi F'M
PAETICUIoAH apesttaa paid to oarßetaU Trade.
Gentlemen can rely upon getting their Hat* »&“
can» from onr establishment ofthe nn m«auu ana
of. the LITXST ittub, and at the hovnst
Merchants, pawhasinf by wholesale, w?
resneetfally lathed to call and examine oar Stoer, a*
: « can tar with con&deace. that as regard* mtixn
gjssffisa^r a, ‘ n * w, 2b,7 ,r
PITTSBURGH’ TXTESDAY MOIfNING, JANUARY L .
COPARTNERSHIPS.
Dissolution of I'arlwrsUip.
BY MUTUAL CONH'NT this day, the »m*t Uaiew-
Coro existing under itm stylo of lllloHVjlobD A
LKADKR, has been ilis.«Uedf.y Henry lfV c ,?
ing his enUra interest In said firm !*■ Jolui I Hiitiill A I
business connected with tb« Hr in of liusbftslil A I au4>
er will he soiled by 8. U. Uuahfield A On-, Wj ,rt f*Pj
duly authorised to make all cftHeeilun*
claims. m»*mnri.u a i.kawiil
Pittsburgh, Oct. f?, IMl&*
taixros, jtxw nun.
Joseph C. Potts, PrePu
0. A. Perdicniif, V. I*.
Ri Morris, Secretary^
c. Treasurer.
N. U.—a. n. HUBIIFnUJ> A UO. will continue U p
wholesale and retail Dry Goods nml Gruoary business,
at the old store mom, No.’ ; W Liberty *l, where they
will bo pleased to have their friends and cu.inuiors
call and examine ibeir stock of aooda.
oejl tt, H. nUHIiriKI.U A 00
FQtIAOKLFUU.
Hon. James Campbell.
David H. White.
UIIIUIHMHHI
THE partnership of the undersigned, under the firm
of llagalcy a Mrflith, was dissolved by Biutugl
consent on UtfVh September, W, Hagoley t.urrbitniyg
the interest of J. R. Sumh', who retires. Tuo ImslbcSfc
of the firm will bo settled by their successor*, Wui.
Bagatoy A Co., at Nifs. IB and IW Wood sL
William iiaoalky,
Pittsburgh, Oot. H, M 9. ISAAC 11. SMITH
Alexander Comnuntts.
W. J. P. White, P, W.
Ex*Gov. Vrootn.
Isaac WUdrick, M.a
Wm. A. Newell. M. C.
lion. 8. IL Hamilton.
XAMINERS.
\V. W. Gerhard, M. D.
30t Walnut
IL R. Bell, M. D .
Allegheny eity, Pa.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.—Win. Uagaley having ass®-
ciaicd with him Wm, 11. Woodward of Phllaiieliiliiß,
John ft. Cosgrave arid Ralph Uagaley of Pittsburgh,
will continue ih* Wholesale Uronary Business, at No*
li and to Wood si, under the firm of
WM. UAGALKY A CO., Pittsburgh;,
and HAUALEV. WOODWARD k CO,, I’kllsd'a.
oetO
Dissolution ofCo-Porinarthtp,
rpilK co-partnership heretofore existing between the
X subscribers, under the style of Brown A Culbert
son, was dissolved on the Ist tost, by mntusl oansen).
M. 11. BROWN,
Pittsburgh, Oct. ft, 18AU.
The subscriber wit) continue the Wholesale Groce*
nr and Commlf lion Basinets, aa howto fore, at ilia old
aland, Hi liberty it. oetd A.CULBERTSON,
*. ycaira. • *»■<•—
SCAIFB * ATBISBOS,
Fit am- axtwxra Wood asd Maun, Ptrmcson,
/"WNTINUK to manufaetnre all kinds of COPPER,
l_/TIN AND SUEET IRON WARE. Also, Black
eunth Work.
Steam Boats built to order.
Swetal attention /Iren to •team boat work.
Have on band* anno assortment of Copper ana Brail
Kellies. Tin Ware, Ac. Ac. Uicamboal Cooking titpves,
I'onable Forges, various *Uc*— a very eonveuient ar
ticle for steamboats, California emigrants, ©r rail road
companies.
We would tei
others to call an
purchasing elsewhere.
Diiiolttlloft of'TutMrshfjh
milß copufincrihip of HENRY IIANNEN ikCO.,
X formerly Hannen, Muller fc Co- in the Window
*A ColoreaGlus basinets. is this day dissolved by
the withdrawal of Mr. Frederick Muller.
. TOe business will be continued by the ttdersifned,
under the firm of HENRY HANNEN A 00. Wire
house No. ICWSecond st, where we will h»T««es>t*B!
supplies of superior Window Gists.
• . JOHN HANNEN,
, HENRY HANNEN,
HUGH ROBERTSON,.
Pi'»«buryb. Auk. 87, *49. KKNRY IJMyrKA^^
Cop4rta«rfUp<
THE undertUrncd Csve thl» d*T uaociued with the®
in btuineis JACOB L. SCHWARTZ,tad will con
e the borweia as heretofore, under the firm of
B. a. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
)yi3
Jttlf a,JS43.
m|IE partnership herein lb re existing under the firm'
I ofA. AC. BRADLEY, Ddissohredby the decease
oiMr. C. Bradley. H» bathes* will be carried on by
A. Bradley, wu> will settle the butinrs* of the late
REMOVAL—A. Bkadlxt has removed hi* Poandry
Warehouse from No. 113 Second street, to No.'J®
Wood street, between First and Second street* 10 the
warehouse lately occupied by O. A. Berry, where he
will keep constantly on hands general assortment of
| Casting*. Grates, Stores, Cooking Store*, Ac. jyt3
Dissolution.
THE eo-pannership heretofore existing between the
subscribers, in the name of Constable, Burke A
Co., I* this day disMlved by mutual contest. Messrs.
Barke A Barnes will settle the business of the con
cern, for which purpose they are authorised to as# the
name of the concern. NATi 1 ANIFX CONSTABLE,
EDMUND BURKE.
THOMAS BARNES. .
Hie undersigned hare this day associated themielTes
m the name of BURKE A BARNES, for the purpose
of manufacturing Fire Proof Safes, Vault Doors, Ac.
Ac., at the «taod of the late firmnf Constable, Burke
A Co., where they will be pleased to receive the pa
tronage of the customer* of that house and their mends.
EDMUND BURKE,
THOMAS BARNES.
|n retiring from the firm of A Co-,
I with sincere pleasure reeonuueud Me*»r».Burke_A
Dantes to the confidence of my friend* and the public.
Feb. 0,1«4D. NATHANIEL CONSTABLE
febIA-dtf
FORWARDIMI & COMMISSION.
a. i. sroan. Tttoa A smt*
STUART A SILL, Grocers, and Produce and Com
mission Merchants, No. 118 Wend «t.. Pittsburgh.
Dealers In Groceries, Floar.Whest, Rye,Oats. Coni*-
Itariey, Pork, Bacon, Butter, Lard, Cheese; Glover,
Timothy and Flax Seeds; Iron, Nails, Glass, Ac. Ac.
Ac.' Particular mtientioa paid to the sate of Western
‘ &iyer4~A~ TfnnlCT,
cell A Co., M’tnlJs A Roe, Hampton, Smith A CO4
James May, King A Moorhead, Pittsburgh. Fenner
A M'Mill an, Massillon. Jos. S. Morruon, Esq., St.
Louis. sprJfltty
roa.t a. caais. late of N- Lisbon, O. w. u. sttsuo
CRAIG * biuhker,
GENERAL AGENCY, Commission ami Forward
ing Merchants, No. Ufl Market »t, Pittsburgh, Pa-
suention given to the purchase and «ale
of all kinds of Produce.
Berea to— John Wall A Co., Murphy, Wilson A Co.
Pittsburgh, Pal Lawsoii A Hill, Mahlou Marlin,
WelUville, O.: John 11. Brown A Co., Gngg, Elliott A
Co-Philadelphia; B. W. Snodgrass A Co., Gregg A
Nace, New Lisbon, O ; Fr. Skinner, Hon. C. D. Co bid,
Cincinnati; J. P. Keller, Youngstown, W. L. Rian*
dart, Cleveland, O. auggl
Commission and Forwarding Merchant*
gn. 36 wood mTsscacn,
CONTINUES to transact a general Commission busi
ness, especially in the purchase and sale of Ameri
can Manufactures and Produce, and in receiving and
forwardiiig Goods consigned to his cue. As Agent for
the Manufactures, he will be constantly supplied with
the principal articles of Pittsburgh Manufacture at the
lowest wholesale pnees. Orders and consignments
are respectfully solicited. i 9?
p«nn Okoblß* Shop*
HWIGHTMAN— ManifacUirtT olall kinds of c*t>
, loa&nd woollen machinery, Allegheny city. Pa,
Tbe above work* being now in fell and aaeeciifil op
eration, 1 am prepared to exe«*t* oifer* with dknateh
for all kind* of machinery in *y lice, txeh aa willow*,
picker*, spreaders, card*, grinding rauline*, railway*,
drawing frame*, ipeodctt, thtsiril*, loom*, woolen
card*, dohble or*insle,for mejehantor country work,
mule*, jack*, Ac.; slide and band lathes and tool* in gen
eral. All kinds of aborting madatoordef, or plans giv
en for-gearing factories or mills at reasonable charge.
Burii to—Kennedy. Child* A Co-, Ulackitock, Dell
s. Cn.. Kino. Pannock it Co* Jas. A. Gray. .
tomtfmsr
JOHN D- M’CREARY, Printing Ink Manofaetarer,
No I *. 331 and 333 Stanton street, NE>V.yoßK—De*
P»t No. 3 Spruce street—Would call the attention of
rioter* u» hi* Improved Printing Ink* of varion*
kind* and order*? at tbe following price* :
Rxua fine Jet Blick, for Card and wood
Cuts - !- 83 00 and 3CO per lb.
Fine Book Ink • 075 “ 100 *'
Book nk • - . 040 “ OSO
New*lnk • old oao “ Ota
Rneßedlnk -75 c 100 1W « 3(w
Bloc, Yellow, Green and White 75c 1001 50 '
Gold size hi 83 per lb, and Bronze at SO, 75 cts and
61 perox. . ,
A fpeeimen of New* Ink ean be *een On this paper.
For tale by JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
C. Morgan A Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Morton A Grlswould, Louisville, Ky.
j'a MBII W^VfbODWiiiLL.
modern and Anliqne Fnrnlturt,
83, THna Siaxxr. Ptttsscxbh.
JH__ suitable for Steamboats,
GHHi Hotel* and private dwel
ling*, constantly on hand and made to order.
The present stock on hand cannot he exceeded by
any manufactory In the western country. Persona
wishing to purchase would do well to give me a call,
as lam determined my prices shall pleas*. Part of
the stock consists in—
Tete a Tete; Buffet Euqele;
Louis XIV Chairs; Qneeo Elizabeth chairs;
Tea J’oyse: ' Fruit Tables;
Toilet Tables; Louis XV Commoder;
French Mahogany Bedsteads: Piano Stools;
SO sofas with Fluyh and Hair-cloth covers;
U) Mahogsny Rocking Chairs;
40 dox Parlor do
30 u Fancy - do
2S cefltie Tables;
•jO pair Diranar. 4 pair pier Tablet;
IS marble top Dressing Bureaus;
8 Wardrobetjij Secretaries and Book cases;
•JO marble lop Wash Stands;
4 pair Ottomans;
8 pair fancy Work Stands;
A very large assortment of common chairs and other
furniture too numerous to mention.
(Ty Steam Boats furnished on Ibe shortest notice,
andon the most reasonable terra*. decl3_
Diaphragm Pillsr, fbr Ilydrsat Water*
THIS is to certify that 1 have sp;
pointed Livingston, Roggcn A Co.
Agents for tho sale of Jcnning’*
US TAP Patent Dinprahgni Filter, forthecij
Ym ties of Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
■ H JOHN GIBSON, Agent,
for Walter M Qilison, 319 Broadway,
I N.YI
g|| Oct. 10,1848.
We have been using one of the above articles at ilia
office of the Novelty Works for three months, on trial,
and feci perfectly satisfied that it 1* a useful invention,
and wo take pleasure in recommending them as a use;
ful article to all who love pure water. Orders will be
thankfully received and promptly executed.
wttl9 LIVINGSTON, JIOOGhN A Co
lUraralbla Fllterliif Cock,
A r FOR PURIFYING WATER,
fl Which renders turbid water pure hy
yjHjy Mu ring cock, show* a largo deposit
impure substance*, worms, Ae. -Thu
la the case more or less with all
The ReversibleFUlerer i* neat “f
not attended with tho inconvenience iaeidut .to other
FUierers,** it Is cleansed without toinjyleuched from
the water nit>e by merely taming the key or hands
sssiS&SkaSSEa
topur. inbiunoc. .re
wittonlunierewinjllre Filret. P
sash.«
vTTtv'nVwiNS Shells'—£o qr boxes
abaga Cocoa ahelta rec’d and for
ilp Lto KStc.sK«,»*n*i drew
Dissolution,
A. CULUEUTSON.
usd aikimoa.
sspectfully iorite steam boat men and
jiu see oar articles and prices before
GEORGE COCURAS,
MISCELLANEOUS-
l! 4Ui¥ Ct l:s^TTli_
MISCELLANEOUS
W Bf Wwil «na Tmu.l l*im«*Hflfc* , w s »
«?u Kb PiipdrcU ffj Jti any work m ,j !** I 1 " 12 '’V'*?!’*
pan*, wt ailoud lu pur work ptfjuuuH?, »i 4 ‘r’V* 5
famiftii uil) be gjveu iuftgmJt"! l * ».cuip«Mi» gud ou
'*& &*ot»ruic4 u»KuypuH«fi «n*t i>oup4 *iJ>
siuudaHi'. fiuuji« iu uuiuUu fliuldliuoV.i !<o«M f
falll'jw repaired.Naiucipulon luiplii in pill Ik)M>F*>
Tbntp tbu» l.sve w«rV m«uiU*»ba>" Jpviicd a»*.uu.
**•?.&*: -
u&Tit i
ixL'uniucr liberty and Wwhl «rw»i mtiurjicrord.
iita plTtf tur talc i'laliunii, t-'Juiif «ud OouuUf r.cu|oi,|
ftfUi9U|u»liuiprnvuil<|uai>lki L’rt6fc|ujj«Stuve*,i«>r woon
■jul fcoui; tutM hUtvti* or ¥»nou» hH e »i l ariui *w«
SSIiSS'oSIS., iKwWiia, A..4H. ’l'J.ry.Uo
rqaiutfaoiure ibo UiloUeu ttauaa, wiach ps» '“ c *
geiMsittUululttuliHiuu UkO«« bavin* H l« U<«, l*> *>> «J
which they would lotpecuully InvUa ibo
lire p||ii«p« and |J'n» l*uMiu generally. o««r*«iii
Mpi'
duaiefi gei
AumJIUSn TOJUCOO-IV
1.1 Kttll l|u> ktlaiili.M t>r lli« ally IfuJ's *IIJ
tuirally. UHlw fiillowiii* formula
14 in wnvo, wWeh lieiu* cniwlftuW'iou .4*-
nikuuittciu»nr», fon I* enamed to uni *1 ea*l-
iu store «ni
reel from n
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fekfl
bn n w «uoii»hi»w s"'
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*' jjUUBfUI»B fl»»
«• Wlf*bcnu B«{
4* “nJ l»,
•* Uob«rl» t flifion 4«i
« (Hear Jlurl o*}
>• Johu» & Uwli l*i
•» Warwick. »upr J»i
Pitt Huchina Works *n<i Faundrjr.
rtmeoiMU, ra.
JOHN WRIGHT 4! Co., we urepared lo build Cotton
*u4 Woolen Machinery ofover? desorlptnni, such
w Cording Machine'*, HpiimJnp Frames, tipeeden,
Drawieg Frame*. Railway Head., Warper*,
>re»*lfc* Fram'd, Loom*. Card Grinders, Ac. Wrought
Iron Bhanin'r turned! all *iie»ofCaat Iron, Politer, and
Hanger* of tho Utesl patterns, slide and bund Lathee,
and tool* of all kind*. Casting* of e ' ,e n’ description
fumiiMd onehon notice. Pattern* made to order for
Mill Gearing, Iron Railing, Ac. Steam I’ino for heat
ing Factories, Cat! Iron Window Bush and fancy Cos-
Uuga generally. Order* left at Ihe Warehouse of J.
Painter A Co., Liberty etreet, will have prompt atten-
U °Ref« lo Clackftock, Dell A-Co., J-K. Moorebead A
Co., U. R. Warner, John Irwin * Hone, Pittsburgh; O.
C. A J. 11. Warner, Steubenville. |aalJ_
IBW COACH P&CTO&T)
Atxxonairr.
Ml. WHITS A CO., would respectfully inform
• the public lhal they hare erected a ebon on
Laeoek, between Federal at'd Sandusky street*. They
are now making aod are prepared tt> receive order* lor.
every description of vehicle*, Coaches, Chariot's, Ha
roUChcfc Buggies, Plurton*, Ac., Ac., which from their
lour experience in the manufacture af the above-work,
andlhofaeililie* they have, they fcelconfideUUhey are
enabled to do work on tho most reasonable ternp with
those wanting - arucleain their Une. '
Paying particular attention to the selection of mato
ri ai», and having none but competent workmen, they
hare no hesitation in warranting their work. t>e
therefore ask the attention of the public to uu* matter.
N. B. Repairing done In the beat manner, and on the
most reasonable-term*. jaJtW_
piAlfOßl , , ...
THE subscriber offervfor *alc a large and aplendld
assortment of rosewood and mahogany gnuid Ac
tion Pianos, with and without Coleman’*- celebrated
yOvuiMt. guifbuH*" l The above instruments sre war
ranted to be equal to any manufactured in this coun
try. and will bo sold lower thar any brought from the
East. F.BLUME, NolM wood it,
£d door above but
• N. ScnpjwiU ba taken at par for a few of
be above assortment. my? _
WABTRDi
Daily at the Baltimore. Philadelphia.
new yore. bosrON aSdnkwuhleanv
GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION OFFICE.
Young MEN In wholesale and retail More*, and other
respectable badness, to act as Book-keepers, Sales
men, Porter*, Bar-keeper*, Waiters, Farmer*. Cooch
rico, Car'Agents, Book and Map Agents, Collector*,
Overseen in all branches of business, Ac. » c have
at all limbs a large number of good situation* on hand,
which nay from aooto GV*X> per annum. Those in
want otgjtnition* of would do well to give
us a cal Was we have agents in each of the n >ove Cl
ues, which will enable u« to place every aPPheant In
a mil tabid Mutation at the shortest notice, tv e bavo a
large acquaintance in all the above named ciue*,
wlurh sve treat will eushleus to give enure-sati«fac
lion to att who may favor us with a call.
TAYLOR A TAYMAN, No. St) Second rt.,
between South and (iny.
N. B.—Persons living in any part of the U. States,
and wishing to obtain a sttuauon in Baltimore, or ci
ther of tbeabove cities, will have their warn* imme
diately attended to by addressing u* a line. Iposl-paidJ
as by so debug they will curtail both trouble and ex
pease, which they otherwise would incur by contfng
to the city, and seeking employment for themseiv.-s
Adilrt..,? TaVuiRATAVMAI,. •
N 0 .6!) Second vtrert.
jny.’Wy _ Baltimore, M_d
BE JN ETT ft. BROTHER,
QP ICNSWARE MANUFACTURERS,
BlSnSk*A*n*il“* ar FUtatmrßhjjP*.
WareA« SINo. 137* Wood itruly l'lliiburgk.
mA-v ILLeonstanlly keep on h-uid agood asi wt
jSSSJm oiot Ware; of our own manutacture, utd
atf * snores kitty. Wholesale and country : far
iWT-t\ tots arbyespeelfolly invited to cl ‘
arn-na Aw&.cmselVes, as we are determined to sell
UMbra h*gn atfereika Ua ab*_
[nr Orders sani by mall, accompanied by the cash or
ity be promptlyattended to. m> 1C
TO THK LADIKS—JaiI received, a fall assortraea
of gold and silver Thread. Coni and Braid; alio.
Spangle* and Bullion, for embroidering and other-or
n omental work. Also, gold ond stiver Tassel*, bnngc
and Lace.
Jewelry of the latest fashions, in great variety.
Watches of superior quality und i^autifu, 1 patterns,
«nJ t\>r sale at Eastern prices. VV W 'ylbsOJ'i
corner Market mid Fourth rts
ATUENJEim BATHING VCTABLISH
MENT—Open from 6A.M. to U P. M. SBttf®
iiath XJeer.u,orO fori dollar. Ladies department
open from Stoll A. M. and from 3 to S P. M. .
The Refreshment Saloons are unequalled m style
attendance. Recherche IccCreurost .
toß ia T. M’FALL, Proprietor.,
■ ‘ — THK AREOUETEBi
TUE attention of the public is rerpecUuUy called to
the following certificates:
Ma. 8. EaxinS—Having tested • Quantity of OO.a
weighed by your Areometer. I find the malt prove*
Tour instrument correct; anu recommend the use of 'tt
to those going to California, as the best method forob
uining tho real vaJae of Gold. Resp.youn.
J. B. DUNLLvY.GoIu Beaur.
Piusburgb, March H, 1&I9.
Prmstraan, March 7,1849.
M*. EaxEts—Dear Sir Having examined the “Areo
taeu~, n manufactured at your rooms, Ido not hesitate
u> commend it ta the use of those' gentlemen who are
about removing to California in search of Gold.
It give* a'closo approximation to the specific gran
ty of metals, and wilt certainly enable the adventurer
to ascertain when hi* piaeer U yielding Gold.
marld Yours, re*p*y. J- H- M’CLINTGCK.
TNDI A'RUBIIEB ust received for the
I California Kxpediuon, a ccmpleto assortment of
Gum Elastic Clothing, at prices ranging from *V&to
H;iO for suit of coal, pants and bat For sale at the
Bubbd, ftp«.WlV^ t H p „ ILUp3
Bfoßoagabsla Llvsryßtihls,
cfl ROBERT H. PATTERSON haa opejicd
large stable on First st, running through
to Second st, between Wood and smilhfield
the rear of the Mouonsahela House,
with an entirely new stock of Horses and Carriage* of
the best quality and latest styles. Horses kept at live
ry in the best manner. jytWly
PITTSBURGH PRHALH INSTITUTE
THE Second Session of this Institution, under tho
cart of Mr. and Mrs. Gorauas, for the present
academic year, wUI commence on the first of Februa
ry next, iu the same buildings, No. fti Liberty street
Arrangements have been made by which they will
be able to furnish young ladies facilities equal to any
in the West for obtaining a thorough English, Classt;
cal, and Ornamental education. A. full course of rhi
lisophicoi and Chemical Lectures will be delivered
during the winter, illustrated by apparatus; The de
partments of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Modern
Languages, Drawifig and Painting, will each be under
the care ofacoopeteh; Professor. By closo attention
to the matal and intellectual improvement of their pi*
oils, the Principals hope lo merit a continuation of the
Überol patronage they have hitherto enjoyed. For
term*, see circular or apply to the Principals.
JaSO-dtf ________
FtTTSBDBOU, ScpL IP, IBIU.
MR. THOR. K.HIBBERT:—Dear Sir, Your WRI
TING FLUID wo have now been using more than
a rear, and on looking over the cutries made by it, we
find the color a bright blue Msec. It is pleasant ta
write with, flows free, and does not clog the pen like
the ordinary inks in use. Wishing tou the ready sale
its merits demand, we are, yours JN’i I to
For sale, together with Uibbert’s Red Ink. and Ma
chine Copy Ink, by B. A. Fahnestock A Co- IL 1*
Schwarts, Allegheny City, and by the manufacturer
T. K. Hlbbcrt. Druggist and Chemist, corner of Liber
ty and Stnithficld sis, Pittsburgh; ocUJ
watiuuhVxuiii*. josupa ua-via. wu. *.tu*r
PAbHKB, HANNA * CO.,
(Successors to Hussey, Hnnna A Co.)
BANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, and dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Certificates
ofDeposilc, Bank Notes, and Specie—Fourth street,
nearly opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh. Current run.
nef received on depowta—Sight Checks for sole, and
collections made on uearly all the principal points iu
the United States.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and American
Gold
Advances made on consignments of Produce, ship
ped KaM on liberal terms. apt-*
GREAT IN VENTKiN!—VALUABLE HSCOVF.RY
Patbmt Sxcbixd Jaotaut Ist, 1819.
Patent cross-ievfr extension Tables, Sofas, Jiurr<ti
800 l Cases, Writing Desls.
LEVFIR OF WROUGHT IRON.
ritUß TABLES far surpasstpg every other tn-
Tcnlion of the kindnow extant. They con be ex
tended irom ten to twenty-fivo feet, and when closed
the leaves ate all contained inside; they uro made to
all sizes and shapes, and are admirably adapted for
Steamboats, Hotels, and largo private families, form
ing when closed a complete centre tabic.
SOFAB AND BUREAUS—These articles are inval
aable, particularly 10. those who wish to econo
mise room, and convert a sleeping apartment into a
parlor or silling room, at they can be opened and shut
ut convenience, and when that, the bedding is enclos
ed. A great saving la room oqd rent All the bed
steads when elosed form a beautiful piece of furniture
for a parlor or sitting room.
BOOK OABES—A neat and useful article for parlor
or drawing room.
WRITING DESKS—Forlaw offices, counting rooms,
and other offices; when opened u most convenient bed
stead, when closed a perfect Desk and Library alone
is visible.
All these articles need no recommendation: the
beauty oflhe whole isithey are warranted not to get
onupf repair. It will be for your interests W call arid
examine thn articles, at the manufacturer’* store, No.
83 Third street, Pittsburgh. In addition to the above
“"TSH7' U “‘ r tS^wWoODWELL^
FLGTCnBBt
uconei. AND FORK SPIBIVB,
Cornor Fronlaudl Vine streets. Cincinnati,©. .
ORDERS from Pittsburgh for Alcohol, Pure Spirit*,
Raw or Rectified Whiskey, wUi bo promptly at
ended to' ut lowest..market pried. . mehlKtiy
DRY GOODS, &c.
PAVST7JS VUKniCn DLASKKTB,
WHITE ANP BHOV/N DOMESTIC FLANNELS
Xl.rfc u** new! receiving (tom the factory a'large
W tiipyly ul £<*>44, which ws Are selling low.
ertbsn*uebg«'>de«M*i>*Ud«l*ewbere.lß this erty.
V/a hk m aci/is {a Uicac&iflg, ibaltejores tie goods;
? ViMithaxiK^*a*.«.-
At ike ware roomd ©fthe I'eyeli* PUnafa* taring Co,
MgflbfMW* *»
titty, by Mr. John Bean, **■* »d** ** ll<e wo ll s l *
w&W ««• , “2ML
' A»*»ie*B"W®o»i*i Ooodsr
rn|iE*ubiarU.erbMOH Mud, (r*«*W«< Qg ***_«£?
J. season,) eoutigiteri hom the in*nitfaeui«i*,»e «»-
(owing Heeds, whir* be i» sutbeflsed loctoMU ynee*
very u*wi
!Wiji*«:AAyAriirM<BM rß 4K»Aiwgf. «;*
Ktfualrs WbitfUed lilaajuu, ribbon !*»«» «*
bounds Ui ibe pair - j> .
1 ea*w Ui pairs rstesmboai Blankets; ribbon bousd, *
very jpperinr Article. , .
4 etari (tab naUa) Grey Miked Blanket*-
60 paJn Dark (ienuawtia Was Blankets, a VfJ n*
perlor article. ;
ft cases Grey Arid Blog Blanket Coating.- .
40 nieoes Tweed, titeabcnvilLs make. i c Me MaoO*.
ed plain aud barrfcd jeans, Steubenville •ttsanfsetory.
Too above foods are alt consigned dlttct (toto tte
naker, and will be.told very low fur cash or approved
notes. ©ce» n. X.V.vL ay opporite ML_
/*f^AllßCTiiWOT'fias commenced toreeeiv®*.
ly, largo assortment of Woolen Ceatfona and
lioods; llaskin, Berlin, buckskin and woolen 43 loves,
Thibet, cloth,moos de lain and blanket Sbawus; **■»
mere, worsted and woolen ltoae; Pongee and unen
Hdkfa; silk and satin Cravat* and Bearfs; Cupps and
'Pringea; Irish Linen, Table Covsru, Crapes, Binboaa,
Laces, bleached hnd colored Mu situs, Tabby Velvets,
Patent Threads, peering Bilk, Battens, Cast Suspen
ders, Pins, Percussion Cans, Almanacs, commoa and
gold Jewelry, goM and Bifrer Watches, Comba, pock
et and' table Cutlery, and many other good* wrnen
country and city Merchants are /espectfeUy irrrttea.
o examine. v
' CO.*
MANUFACTURE and will keen on hand Paauly
and Steam Boat Blankets, Domestic Flannels,
blue, brown andidrab Blanket Coating, Satinets ana
Woolen Yarn, which they will sell at Eastern pooea.
Warehouse No Itf Second at; Pittsburgh, Pa.
Factory. New Haven, FaTetta co. Pa. sptla ••*
S£W OOODe'.' ‘ 1 “
XTTE have Inst received a large and complete slock
VV 0 f CLOCKS, Variety ana Fancy Goods, satta
ble-for the fall trade, to which,' with every desenptton
of Looking Glasshs manufactured at our own «eam
power shop In this city, we ask the attention of West
ern Merchanis and outer dealers. .....
- 'KENNEDY* SAWYER,
tptio corner Wood and Fourth sis
DRY QOODB
MURPHY, WIL9OI ACO.f
. No. 48 Wood St., Prrcsßcaaa,
ARB now receiving their uiaal snpptie* of Good*
(ortho Foil Wesson, which they will bo happy to
exhibit to their old customer*, and u many now ones
ns may feci inclined to preseaVthemselves.
Always inking great pain* to lay in isch good* u
arc adapted to t»« want* of the W e*tejn tTHoe, whicti
long experience enable* them to do, they can say with
ranch confidence and withoet entering into a detail
of their stock, that the Western retail merchant will
find with them all that hi* ea*lomer» require. Thou
who have formed the unprofitable habit of repairing
to the Eastern cities lor their stocks of Dry Good*,
would do wall to call, a* a candid companion of on
ce* would in many ease* result in the conviction that
the expense of gding farther may bo obviated by boy
ingin Pituburgh. _ _ c _ TM?
atfA r GSfiBTV * WHIfK,
DRY GOODS JOBBERS,
ta WOOD STREET, ■
Anv. now receiving- a very large stock or ireih
Goode, of recent parchase and tmport*noo,waieh
ibey will *eilio the trade at sochprlces as cannot fail
lo give entire satisfaction. , ,1 .
City and Country Merchants are ranted to COR tad
examine oar stock before parebosing elsewS—”-
my 9 ' ■
REIBINGER, WELLS 4 CO., Manufacturer* of
Green Glass Ware, No. 7! Market street, PtU»-
burgh. Po- keep constantly on band and mako to or
der ati kind* of Vials, Ac. Porter and Mine
rat Water Bottle*, of superior quality.
Particular attention paid to Private Mould*.
nortlMy . _ _
WroughUad OuVirot Raliinc*
THE subscriber* -bee leave to inform the public fiat
iher have obuineu from the Ea*t aif the law and
fashion able designs for Iron Railing, both for touse*
ana cemeteries- Person* wishing toprocaro hand
some patterns anil please call and examine, and judge
for themselves. Railing will be famished at the short
est notice, and in the best manner, at the comer of
Oyitsnl Oystoral
BURKE A CO’S Daily Express is now regularly de
livering Can and Shell OYSTERS, -which are of
fered to dealer* ami families at the lowest price*.
Quality warranted equal to any brought to this mar
ket, ami for sale by ...
i . C. UIDWELL, Agt, Water it.
Al«o—At the following depot*:—Rci« & Bcrjcr, cor
ner Smilhfield and Second it*; EcHeaxleton, Diamond}
Mercer & Robinson. Federal *t-Allegheny. ocOS
uHRR N Woo D~cnQ&ktEK #
WILL remain open for visiter* luntil the Ist Janua
ry, ledU. Oyster* and other Refreshments lull
ed to the season will be kept.. Thfc Greenhouse, con
taining a largo collection of rare) and choice Plants,
will bo open to visiter*. Boqueis neatly put up at
short .notice throughout ths season. An Oagibtt*
leaves tbe Allegheny end of the BC Glair Street-
Bridge, every half hoar during the day, running to the
Garden; and tlie ferry boat, Captain Walker, runs
from the Point, landing a ihoildistanee above the Gar
den. Parties wishing to spend tbo evening, will be
accommodated with a return Omnibus at tOo’eloc*
P. M. Kept on Temperance principle*, and closed on
unday. *ptl3 J. APKAIN.
& KBCQO VAL.
and Commission Mer
chant, ha* removed to No. tv Front, between Wood
■rM*tfi>tihfi»ld streets. . np -*
E have mbs PUMPS, mode on an. unproved
plan, 10 u nol to freexe in the coldest weather.
Persons wannntr snob article*, an invited to eall and
•ee then at SC AIRS A ATKINSON’S,
uiriS tat. between Wood Manat st* ’
View, of Pittsburgh.
MV TIBW will bo published in as abort a time
as possible; and I can assure my subscribers,
and the public generally, that it aball be scraaroa—
both in fidelity pf detail sad beanty.jofexecntionrr»
any oiber whatever. • bet those wbftoonbt, wait ajew
»«k..u..1 ice. E WHITEFIELD.
New You, Dec. stb, 194ff.-Kdelt I- ..
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF I
GIFT BOOKS ABB AIBVALB tor 18B0!
TltK GEM OP THE SEASON, with sixteen elegant
engraving*; ediledby N.'P. wlljis. • _
The Sacred Annual, a QtA tor all Season*; by H.
' V TUe Floral Keepsake, for 1S50; with forty aix beauti-'
ftti colored engraving; edited by J.Keeae. 1
Leaflets of Memory, an lllamwaied Annual foi 1850.
Gem* of Beauty, or Literary Gift by E.
The Opal, a Pare Gift for the Iloly Para. • ,
Harvest Gleaning*,—* Holiday Bonk-,—by MJ A.
**GmLeavea of American Poetry; edited by R.IW.
Griswold. . , , '
The Romance of Nam re, or Poetical Langnage of
Flowers: by Thomas Miller. „ , >
The Forget-Me-Not, tor 1S50; by Mrs. b. 8. Smith.
The Mom Bose, “ by Mrs. E.P. Howard.
The Snow Flaks, “ beautifully illustrated.
The Chaplet of Literary Cans, with colored engra-
Tbo Home Offering, or Glimpses of Home Life; by
The Oifl*o7Friendship, a Token of Remembrance.
The Hyacinth, or Affection’s Gift, for 1850.
Tbo Gem, for 1840; edited by Father Frank..
Apple* of Gold in Pictures of Stiver, by E. B. Eal
lows.
Flora’s Gem. or the Boqset tor all Seasons; with
beautiful embellishments.
The Drawing Boom Scrap Book, with seventy illus
tration*. , • * •
Toe Characteristics or Women; by Mrs. Jameson.-
. The Heroines of Shakspeare; with tony fivf engra
vings, ftom drawings by eminent aitiiu. ; ••
Uibles and Prayer Books, in every style of binding
to suit the taste of parchasers. ■
Pqj nig by ELLIOTT A ENGLIBU,
No. TP Wood street, between Fourth
gc2-j and Diamond alley.
&BIOAI.BI ABBT&LBt
LEAFLETS of Mcmorr, Lady’s Gift;
Gems of the Seasons; Gems of Beanty;
Rosselae;Gift ot Friendship; Floral Keepjake:
Romance :of Nature; Hyacmch ChilU’sKeepsake;
Chruunas Blossoms; Gill Leaves of Am. Pools;
. Golden Gift; Friendship's Offering; Poet’s Offering;
Ueade's Female Poets of America;
The Brilliant; Proverbial Philosophy, ill.; ‘
Sacred Annual* Harvest Gleanings; ’
guow Flake; Keepsake of Friendship;
Young Lady’s Offering;
Uibles and Prayer Books, bound in vdTCtand too*
, occo. with clasps. Beeeived.by
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
deao corner Market and Third sis.
FLOUR— ISO bbls in Store and for sale by
dclt WM U JOHNSTON, Ilk Second st
Chfiiifflu anil New leu’s Appraaetlng!
Elegant and substantial books, *aiu
nle for the coming holidays, at LOCKWOOD'S;
PEARLS OK AMERICAN POETRVi Illuminated
l,y v. W. U. Mapleses, Esq., 4 to, elegantly bound in
ijark morocco, gill edges, antique style: fli
“Some of the papo'ieil effusions of Hoffman, Long*
fellow, Bryant, waits, Whittier,-Ilallefck, Sprague,
Dana, Mrs. Sigourney, and Mrs. Embury, among oth
er*. enrich the volume.*—{Watehman. ; /
*• These are printed moat delicately and perfectly, in
lithographic German Tell, on Bristol board, each page
being framed 1 by a rich illamlnated arabesque bonier,
in gold, and colors, with vlgnetts wrought in
the borders.”—lComtnercial. • , . ,
“Tlu» first Illuminated volume thatbas been attempt-,
cd on this aide of the Atlanlic-and with regard to the
beauty of designs, and the elocution of t&sm, may be
mid to rival, if not surpass, any thing of the kind in
“LAVS OPTIIE
“Love’s Requiem,” by Cfaaneo Fenco Mow; -The
Mother of Moses,” by Mrs. Osgood; . Land or
Dreams” by WbL C.. Bryanti’‘Lee* in the Cup of
L?K” by Mrs. 8. G. Howe; “Tko Night C°®eth.’ hr
Mp3t.-w.niw* ••Tho Tournament at Acre,” by IL W.
tlniS Pindar; “Wcithip,”
b “Th» Chiia’i by Sin. Em
py mis* i>*y»r i illuminated in thn most anperb
»” d
printed in Kc'd, .H.br. '.nd eclOTii bound in morocco,
1 .ivler-fomtng tho most elegant and re
cherche took X kind over produced tnlhi. con«-
try. Price, Bid. F jAMESii). LOCKWOOD;
dclB Bookseller and Importer. 63 Wood at
- . Saw Books.
* nvsTEM of Anoient and Mediceval Geography,
A tot torasc of Schools and Collegia; by Charles
of Spanish Literature; byGeo.Titknor. 3
t received. , . t . > »
The Whale and his Captives; or the Whaleman’s
Adventure*, and the Whale’s Biograpby, as gathered
in the Homeward Cruiso ‘Hjornmodore
by Rev. Henry T.Cbeew-' - .... .
ChalawPa 4 m!*. Just teeM
br i; I JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
,dc» js ■- comet Thlrdand Market sts.
CJ IQ tfTa&d «hoatimaßlU<B OF EXCHANGE, p»jr-
O St Leal*, par-
Sued on die iaott Atonkle Km
- V' 1 - - N.UOUOS4SONB.
MEDICAL. :
■ ■ CAonira sxtba. !•••
A bus by «boA«in« of JHUEb GUAFP hu earned
wiih a yoon; nua of the name of S.‘P-To>wn*eno] and
®J* M» name to not op :a fiartapanfla, which
Sarsaparilla, denominating u
UENDiftti Opgiaal, etc, Tail Townie ad* i noape
tor and oernjni, bss w»» formerly-a worket on ,‘raß*
load*, caaali, and iho; like. Yet’ be aesame* tbautle
f l of wining eredir forwhal he l»
*«. lie. U aeadiM ooi cardekeaded .“Tnckavif
~ w hich £e lays. 1 hare told the nse of ray
*raraeTor«7aweek. 1 vriUtfr* 8- P.Towoaena SWO
*fhe will produce one tingle solitary proof,of. tbit—
•Tbu uto caßiioatbepabuenotto be deceived, and
jttrchaje nmie bm the GENUINE ORIGINAL OLD
SJfV Sanapaiilla, haviag oalt the
Ola Dr. ■ likeneas, his family coat of anal, and hid sis*
aataroecToathaeoaxofaraar /. - |
JACOB TOWNSEND.
Priaelpal O&ce, 103 Ntuu «, New Yotk City.
OU> I DOOTOtt ,
UCOB JOllfitalD,''
TUB OtICINAL MfcSM. - DISCOVEEIPIR. .
TOWS**VD IABIAFiBIUAj
Old Dr. Townsend is BOW abbot fllyearsAf age. *ad
< haslon* been knows>as. the AUTHOR andDISCO
VERER ef the GENUINE ORIGINAL “TOWNSEND
SARSAPARILLA.” Toeing poor,' ire *u compelled
to laaatU BiMtftrtßteif'by wMea-meoaa It hu been
kepi out of market, m tho sales circumscribed 10
thon only who bod proved its worth and known its
value. This Guana abb UnqcaiAKß fwainaa U
tnanofaetared on the largest scale, and la called &r
thramrfaottt Oio Kaxth ua bretdft of tba lead.'
. UaUxs jreong is. F, Townsend’*, U improves with
age, and sever changes, lint tat the better: -because n
is prepared on oelenuSopfiSfliptes bjr n scisntiie nun.
The highest.knowledge of Chemistry, nod:the latest
discoveries ofthe Art, have aB been brought intpre
<pt«ti(a* \tftWm the Old-Dr. 1 * Sarsapa
rilla. The fiansparilJa root, it is well known to med-'
leal men, contains Bmdidnal properties, and seme ps>*.
pertles which are inert-, or useless; and other*, which,
If retained in preparing it for nee, produce ferment**
tion and acid, which Is injurious to the system. Some,
ofthe properties of Sarsaparilla are so. volatile us!
they entirely evaporate arid are lost in the prepaxa*
tton, if they are not preserved by a selentiflb process,
known only to those experie&eed in its muuuactare.
Moreover übse volatile principles, which fly offln w
per, or as an exhalation, vnder beat, are the very es
sential medical properties of the root, which gives to
It all its value.'The* _ •
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND’S SARSAPARILLA
Is so prepared; that all the inert properties of the Bar*
sapifilia root are first removed, every thing capable
of becoming acid or of fermentation, is extracted and
rejected; then every partiele ofmedleal virtue is seeu*
red.ina pure and eoneentrated torn; and thus Itll
rendered inespahle of losing any of Its valaableaai
healing properties. Prepared in this way, it is cwoer
the most powerful agent in the
: CURE OP INNUMERABLE DISEASES.
Hence the reason why we hear commendations on
every sidn in its favor by men, women and children.
We find h doing wenders in' the cure of Consumption,
Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint, and in Rheumatism,
Scrofula and Piles, Costiveaess, all Cutaneous Erup
tions, Pimples, Blotehea, and all affection* arising from
IMPURITY OP TUB BLOOD.
It possesses a marvellous elSeaey in all complaints
arising from Indigestion, from Aeidity ofthe Stcmaeb;
from unequal circulation, determination of blood to the
hoad, palpitation ofthe heart, cold feetand eoldihands .
coldenillsaadhot flashes over the body. It has not
had its equal in coughs andcolds; and promotes easy
1 expectoration,' and gentle perspiration, relaxing strie
tore of tha lkng*> throat, and every otberpart
But In nothing is its excellence more manifestly teen
and acknowledged than in all kinds and stages of;
: - . FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
It works wonders In cases of floor albtu or whites,
Foiling ofthe Womb, Obstructed, Suppressed, or Pain
ful Meases, irregularity of the menstrual periods, and
the like;' and is effectual in caring all forms of the Kid
ney Diseases. By Temovmg'obsuruetioas, and regula
ting the general system, it gives tone and strength to
the whole body, and cures allibrms of
NERVOUS DISEASES AND DEBILITY,
and thus prevents 01 relieves a great variety of other
diseases, os Spinal Irritation. Neuralgia, feu" Vans
Dance, swooning, Epileptic Fits, Convulsions, Ac. is
not this, then,rax ftlsmcm tow Pax-Emax-mv Naso!
• But can any of these things be said of 8. P. Town-
send’s interior article! This young jnan’s liquid is uot
to be . COMPARED WITH TOE OLD DR.’S, ,
because of the Grand Fact; that the one 1# Incapable
of Deterioration and NEVER SPOILS, while theoih
er DOES; it tours, ferment*, and blows the bellies
containing it into fragments; tie sour, acid, liquid ex
ploding and damaging other goods! Must not this hor-.
rible compound be poisonous to the system? Vfhat!
put aeid.imo a system already diseased; with pod!
tVhet cause* Dyspepsiabutacid! Do we not all know,
that when food sours in our stomachs, what mischiefs''
it produces!—flatulence, heartburn, palpitation dfthe.
heart, liver complaint, diorThma, dysentery, cholic and
eorroplibn of the blood? What is Scrofolabut anacid
humor iu the body? What produeesall the humors
which bring on Eruptions of the Skin, Scald Haul,
Salt Rhrtun,Erysipcias, White Swellings, Fever-Sores,
and all ulcerations internal and external? His noth
ing under heaven but an aeid substance, which sour*,
and thus spells nil this fluids ef the body, more or'Jess.
What causes Rhexmatism bat a sour acid fluid, which
insinuates itself bet ween the joints andelrewher^,.ir
ritating and inflaming the tender and delicate tissues
upon which it acts? So ef nervous diseases, of Impa
rity ofthe blood, of deranged circulations, and ndarly
all the aliments which ofiuct human nature. i '
Now, isitcothomhle to make and tell, and mfliure
ly worse to uw this 2
OSUBING, FERMENTING. ACID “COMPOUND 1
OFS. P.TOWNSEND! . ■ . f :
and yet he would fain have it understood that Old Ja
cob Townsend’s Genuine Original Sarsaparilla, U-aa
Imitation of his inferior preparation!! '
~ Heaven frrtmrthsr -t- an uittol*
which would bear the iport distant rcscmblaaceio Sr
P. TpvruMcd’s artielsl and which should bring down
upon the OldDr.sueh'amoshtala lend of complaints
and criminations from agents who have soldiwud pur
chasers who havo used s. P. Townsend’s Fcfflnmung
Compoand! ■ ' r J - : ’ -- •‘"f.
Wo wish it understood, because it is the ob«hrte
troth, that S. P. Townsend’s article and Old Dr. Jacob
Townsend's Sarsaparilla are heaven-wide
infinitely dissimilar; that they are unlike in every par
ticular, having not one single thing in common. !
It is to arrest frauds upon the unfortunate, Uo’ponr
balm into wounded humanity, to kindle hope in the
despairing bosom, to re store health and bloom and vi
gor into the crushed and broken and to banish infirmi
ty—that old DR. JACOB TOWNSEND has SOUGHT
and FOUND the opportunity and means to brink his
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[The following splendid description df the
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“Napoleon and his Marshals.” By J. T.
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At length Moscow, 'with its domes and
towers and palaces appeared in sight) and
Napoleon, whb had joined the advanced
guard, gazed long and thoughtfully od the
goal of his wishes—Murat went forwarc and
entered the gates with his splendid cavalry j
but as he passedthroughthe streets. h 4 was
struck by the solitude that sunoundedihizn.
Nothing was heard but the. heavy, tramp of
his squadrons, ashe passed along, for p de
sorted and abandoned city was the meagre
prize lor which such unparalleled efforts had
been made-' As mghtdrew itscurtaml over
the splendid capital, Napoleon 7 entered the
gates, - and immediately appointed Montier
governor.. InhUdirectious, he commanded
him to abstain from all pillage. ‘Jorjtlus,
said he, ypo shall be answerable with; your
life,' Defend Moscow against all, whether
friend or foe. J -. ’ • .
The bright moon'tose over the mighty ci-
tipping with wire.’ the doinei ot ntore
than twonundied ciurehes, and pouring, a
flood bf light over i thousand -palaees, and
the dwellings o£ three thousand inhabitants.
The weary anny snuk to restj but there was
no sleep forMortiezV eyes. Not.the gorge
one anS Ywmgaud pjice. MdJheM Mh
ornament!, not tie park» anit nod
oriental
rounded him, kept him weM, tad the
ominiran foretodin* that eomo dueealunity
trie hamrinff eter the mlentcnpituL ;When
be entered it, mereely » hnug Kmlmethia
XVIL NO. 142.
VOL.
gaze aa'he looked doWnto«^loim.*fr® e jj , >
and when he broke open too-bnilningaM -
found parlors and bed- rooms.
allfarnisbed’and in order,'bntno. occupant*- -
;Xhis abandonment of-their.-boffi®*
betokened 'some secret yet tobe
JaLSlTed--;,The midnight moon vnta siding. .
over the city, when the ciycf “fire” reach
ed toe.ears /of Mortier, .first light
[VoTfli INippl eon/a fall en'etapire was kindled,
landthat; most wondrous - ■ scene of modent
; times commenced. _ __ -.'’f I '*'".'
i Mortier, asGofernor.of
dlately"' issued’h'e'"ordersi and' -wss tfUtting
f at day light Na
-1 poleon ; hastened’ to' him! *. Affecting to di*»
believe the reports that toe'inhabitants yrere
'firing- their own ' city,- hepuf mor<rrigid
commands cnMoitier,'to keep-the hdldisia.
the work of destruction. •-aha Marshal
simply pointed to some iron covered houses
that had not yet beemopened, from wy
crevice of which smoke. ,was. issuing tine ,
steam from the. sides of the pent-up volea*
no.. Sad and thoughtful Napoleon-tamed
towards the Kremlirij the ahcieotpalace. of
the Czais, whose,huge structure rosebigh .
above the surrounding edifices!' _ j
lathe morning. Moitier, by great exer
tions, was enabled to subdue tne tire. But
next night, Sept 15th, at midnight, toe.-aen
tinels on the lofty Kremlin,; saw '
below them the. names bursting, through the
houses and p&laces, and the cry .of, “fixe 1
fire!! fire!!!” passed through toe .city.—'
The dread scene, was now} feirly opta.—
fiery, baloonsw ere seen, dropping from the
air. and lighting upon the houses; , doll, ex
plosions .were heard oh every side, from toe
shut up. dwellings, and'the.next a.
bright lightbnrst forth, and die flames were
raging' torongh' the; apartments.' . All ; was
uproar'and coofusion. The serene air and
moonlight of thenlght before had, g)ven way
'to : driving clouds, that
swept with toe roar of the sea'over thacity..
flames aroseoA every side, -blaring- and -
crackmg in toektorm, while clouds of sinoko .
and sparks in an incessant shower '-Waul -
driving towards toe JCremiiiL The clouds ~
themselves seemed .turned into fire tolling ■
in “Wrath over devoted Moscow.:, Moitier,
crushed with the responsibility thrown.upon,
his shoulders, moved with his -young guard
grp Id toe desolation;' closing -up toe houses
and facing the tempest andiiames-—strug
gling nobly to arrest toe: conflagration:
' He hastened from place to place amid the
1 Maying mins, his face .blackened with' toe
smoke, and nis hair .and eyebrows singed .....
with toe fierce heat > At length -toe day
dawned, a day of tempest and of flame, and
Mortier, who had etramed every 1 nerve for
thirty-six hoars-entered a palace and?drop-.
ped down from fatigue. ~ The. manly form
and stalwart arm that had so often espied
death into toe ranks of toeenemy, atfength
gave way, and the gloomy maranailjtgy and.
pantedin utter exhaustion. Butthenightcf
tempest had been succeeded bya'day of
tempest ; and when night' again' enveloped
’the oity,.itwaa one broad flame, ’wtodng to
andlroin the blast . The wind had ihcreas- ,
ed to a perfect hurricane, and shifted'from
quarter to quarter, as if ou purpose-to swell - ;
the sea of fire and extinguish'every hope.—
The fire was .approaching toe Kremlin, and
already toe roar of flames and toe crash of
falling houses, 1 and crackling' of burnt tim- j
bers,’were borne to' the earn of the startled f
Emperor. Herose'and walked to and fro,
stopping convulsively and gazing on the ter
rific Beene. Murat,- Eugene and_Berthier
rushed into his presence, and on their knees
besought him iofiee; but ho-stiU;clnng to
thai| haughty palace, as -if.it were his Era-i
pire; .
Bat at length the shout,- line Kremlin is
on fire!' was heard above the roar of the
conflagration, and Napoleon reloctanUy: con
sented to .leavi He descended liuo the
streets with his staff/and looked abont'for a
wayVregresa; bntthe flames blocked eve
ry passage. At ’ length they discovered a •
postern' gate", ‘lead*ng to theMoskwa) and
entered it, bat they had entefed.still farther
into danger. As Napoleon cast his eye
around the open space,,girdled ,and arched
with fire, smoke, and cinder) he saw one
yet open/bat Into--4 -
this he rushed, and amid the.crash of falling j'
houses/ and raging’ of. fhe, flames—over - j
burning rains, through clouds'of ; rolling -;
smoke, and between walls of fire.' he passed
on; and at leijgflt/hWf 'suffocated, - emerged, -
in safety froni city and took np
his quarters in tbstfmperial palace of Petrow
sky, nearly three miles distant. Merrier, re
lieved from ins anxiety forthe Emperor, re
doubled his efforts to arrest the conflagration.
His men cheerfully .rushed into, every dan
ger. Breathing smoke and ash
es—canopied by 4£?ie 7 Ehoke, and cinders
—surrounded by walls'of fire that.rocked
to and fro, and fell with a crash''amid the -
blazing nuns, carrying down-with them red
hot roofs of iron—be struggled against an
enemy that no boldness can awe, or courage .
overcome. These brave troops had heard
the tramp of thousands of cavalry sweeping
to battle without fear; but now they.stodd
in still terror before the march ol the esnffa
gration, under whose-ljnming footsteps was v
heard the incessant crash of falling Houses,
palaces, and churches. The continuous roar
of the raging Jmrricane) mingled with that
of the'flames, was more'terrible than the
thunder of artillery; andbefore thisnewfoe,
in the midst of tnis battle of the element,,
the awe-struck army stood.poweriess and
affrighted.
When n»ght again descended upon the
city, it presented a spectacle -the like of
-which was never seen before, and baffles
all description. The streets were’stieets of
fire, the heavens a canopy of fire, fed by a
hurricane that whirled the blazing fragments
in a.constant stream through the air.' .Inces
sant'explosions from the blowing up. of
stores'of oil/tar, and spirits, shook the foun- *
dations of the city, and sent; vast volumes
of smoke rolling furiously towards the sky.
Huge sheets of canvass on fire came floating
like messengers of death through the flames, -
tbe towers and the domes of lira churches -
and palaces Rowing with a red hot heat
over me wild sea, below/'then' tottering a
moment on their basis,'were levelled bythe
tempest into the common rain. Thousands
of wretches before unseen, were.dnven by
theheat from the cellars and'hovels, and ,
streamed in an incessant thiongthroughthe
streets. "Children were seen carrying their
parents, the strong the weak,: whfle tbou- .
sands were stranding under the loads of
plunder they had’anatched from the flames.
This, too, would take. :fire in the falling
shower, and tha poor creatures would be
compelled to drop it and flee for. their lives.
Oh it was a scene of wound fear inconceiv-'
able and indescribablui-A mighty and close
packed city of houses, churches, palaces,
wrapped fromlimit to limit in flames which
are ted-by A whirling hurricane, is a sight .
this world will seldom see. _ _
But this was all within the city. To. Na
poleon without, the spectacle was stUi moro.
shblimb and terrific. When the. flames had
overcome all obstacles/and swapped every
thing in their red ’ mantle, that ■ great city
looked like a. sea of rolling fire, eweptby a
i tempest that drove itinto vast billow*. Huge
domes and towers throwing off spark* !ike_
blazing fire-brands,now disappwredm
maddening flow, as they rushed and broke
hiaK over their tops, scattering their spray
; of’gre against the clouds. The heavens .
themselves seemed to have caugnt the con
,'flagralion; andlhe angry massesthnl swept
UjoUnd OTera besom o .fire.. Column. of
ffame would rise and wnk along thororface
bf thi» sea, and huge volnmeß of black
»moko suddenly shoot mlo the air. aajfyol- •
; itooes were working below. The black form __
of the Kremlin alone towered above the cha
o«' now- wrapped in .flames, and smoke,
again emerging into view—standing amid
5e aceneof desolation and terror, like virtue
iathe midst of a borning world, enveloped
but unscathed by the devouring elements.
Napoleon stood and gazed on the,scene in
silentawe.. Though nearly three.iniiesdis
tant, the wicdpwsandwsllsof his'apartment- •
were so hot that he could , scarcelyl>ear his
band against them. Said he years after
wards, “It was the spectacle of a sea and
billows of fire, a sky and clouds of flames,
like immense waves ofthe sea/ alternately ’
bursting forth and elevaflng: themselves to
.skies of fire, and thea ranking into the
oceanof flaznebelaw. ,Ohl it waathemost
grand; the most sublime, and the 'most ter
-1 rifioiightlh»tsbtid ever beheld i” •' ; ,
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