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i EOST* M. RIDDLE, Journal.
JAMES F. HABR A CO- Chronicle. .
• - FOSTER A DHOTUEE, Bispaek.
JOS. SNOWDEN, Mercury. VT-■’
; : JAMES W, DIDDLE, American.
Pmmioß, Dee. 1,184#. .
BOSIMESS CARDS,
AbBXABDfiB B. mTBOI,
ATTOENEY AT LAW—Office, oa'Toanhctreel,
above -hri-ri* 1 ! BrrUrtmpMtp aiain.
ALK&AMDUI FBAMKLItf/ AUorniy it
Fourth n. ~ • aorflMy
BXVIU C. XVTTLKt ! 1
ATTORNEY AT UAW'AND COAIMXSSONEB
FOB PENNSYLVANIA, Br. Loin*, Mh. > - !
Ail eogflaaleoUoQi pronpUr unrwered.' oetSMy
<A.ud Seilers' la Prod ace? Mo. fit Uukdirat’.
r Pfattbarglh- ■ •••.*••■ «■ •y- . • decs V'
. • .: jtf&Hfcniriini,. .-.’I 1
ATTORNEY tad Co«aseUor»tiAw t '«aiCoauau4
tax the Huts of PexuuTiTßius. BV : Lo«i*r
no. IUU oi FiUtborjh.) , • r-'.
■ HxrxaMC**.—PiUtbmrh; Hon.'W’.Pcrw*rd.H*3B{>~
Coa A hliller. Al’Ctadiet* A M’Clare,-Joha E. Puke.
•i wilt fc denote. tl*Cord fc Kiog. •■ •-—:«gl4aUy •
x. u. oiixo. ___ 1:2.
... ntiitn,
«iTWn A BTOBItRyir.
AITOBNEVB AND COUiNHELLOUS AT IJCW,
F®«nh street, betw*ea-SmU6BeW eijd tinmU
■nusbaryh, Pi. ■—- !■ • i ,•
76)01 LUUL-- -- . WM.fcwnßtnT 1
■ IiASOB A.SVRIEHB, .;
A - TTORHEYB AT I*AW, FoaitD street, oen Gttaii
A. - >. ,: —ma.tr
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Office enFtnmhsC, be*
tween BaithfiglA end»Great it, -PtiabniTh.-:- ■' )
•aptPsdly t 1 1 -*- •
'. w. a. wocawato——asLru smacky. J
VDAGALEY. WOODWAEO fcOe-rWholeiaJe Gn-
No.BU Atacluteaeet; FiUedelpkUi i sort? /
FKUimrgn Alfcnll Work*.
BENNETT, BtJUiVA CO, iUnwacuirtMoTSo4i
Bteachujjf Powder*, Mb risUcAndSolpherih
' WueboSM No. —AYalrrirrect, below ferry.
noilMr "jJ
itiuui ii menu. - osossx xxxm.
Braun Ik REITER, Wholesale and Retail Drujpi
canter of Liberty and Sc Clair streets, Plus*
ewraaTß - - " , , weyli .
T> A. I'AIiNESTOCK A Wholesale and. *oi
jg. tall j>rogglt*, corner Wood and 6th sis. iyl .
CtHem.ca NaYLOR. Attorney at Law, Tbsd.il,
/ itt door those gniihiieli. narlAaa
: : o." ILP*UTiUAQK t tt>fi^:
NO. 1M ai’HUCK STREET, PHILADELPHIA, *
/"CONTINUES to rive his parUenlar auenUoa to Uto
l» treatment©! Diseases oi the SKIN, SCROFULA,
utd Diseases of the THKOAT. ’ -
Officebearer » A.M., l P. &L, and 7 P_SL
octSußm* ' .- . v •• •'. -
riPiiH tt BlUNNEß, Forwarding and ConumUsion
4 Mtre**« n ta. No. 3> Market »t, : FilUbarth.
A. McANULTY-A Co-, aad cTo
• minion Merchant*, CanaMJaoa, Pittabarjnra
i ■ . • , ;•■ •: - ■■■<.' - *-« wchA ; _.
G~" ' m COffiaumilflu*?d-t
t Jdcrchant.No. 41 W*tcrtt.~ aald
COLEUAN.HUILMAN A Co, 'mikafaettm* of
Coftclt »nd Biptje Spring*. Ilunmered
Bprinr end Plough Steel; iron, Ac* . Wtfehoiuo e»
WMtf endPwttrtieeu.Hjttbßfgb...:; . ■■■■■•-• < j ;
Aloo, deaden raj Conch Trunaing* tad.
Cotter*. ' ocH<_(
• IfH- X. : ' UXB J.
TjINGLISt! & UENNFTT, {Uto En*lab,
Xj * Co.) Wholesale Groeert, CemnuMioa and Yoi»
wanfln* MeretaUiW, and defers in Prodoea and P*ttB»
fcaitn Suumfactarei, No. 37. Wood sl, beiwixa ad and
9d streets. ..• ■ • * •
E: i. IIKNKY, Attorney; and.CcaDeeiicratlaw’,
. Cincinnati,Ohio. 'Collection* In
and In Indian*, and in Kenlocky, prcrtirtiy and care
ftllr uk. .Xommiuioaci tor Cte tiuia ofrenn*
' ayhrania, tor lakki£ Deporitions, aetaowledgmeau^
to— lioff. WaSell ft Bon, : Coni*,Cbarehft
CaroUten, Win. Ilay*, Itoq., WUloek ft Uatia. cPJ
i.C.ft»yTog*«*r*—U-Ciaike. ;
BOBTPOOLB * CLABKE,
T7QBWAHDINO AND COMMISSION SDSBCH.
r ANTS. and tJeaieri' in Wlcdaw Giau, Wfcita
ti,. No. IteSecond n.. • Jonypr .
.7 s —""wruriir juhmstosv •• -'TVj
FORWARDING A COMMISSION MERCHANT)
No» 113 Second meet, Plnrinart. •• '-dcH . -
■»wm« tt. ts<rni. . J4JmS.TJSSEt
GEORGE W.' sMITII *CO, Brtwer*,’W*l*wr»
•sd Hop Dealer*. Pin rt, Piiubafgh. »ptO j
/■ypgßTn-; coctULLN.Cominmion end yariw3ing
|jf Merchant. No.Bo wocd»trecLPUabnrylL nrl?
BOHE LEAGUE FA-CTOaY.
HAMILTON 6TEWABT, manufacturer of. Henry
Blurting*, Cheek*, *<* Rebecca atieet. etty oi
i Allegheny. novlS-dlyJ ,
i TT LEE. fraeceuar to Murphy A Leej Wool Deal.
H. erandCosunistlo* Merchant, for the*ale Of
- America* Woolen*, Liberty, epporite fiut at teu!7
wx, pTtlr.rt, CilUJnore. . .•• - •
. A.r.mgcr«o» t 'ptrAiag**ig»_'■ ipmatfr.- ;
ft.C.« , e*>SKOJt t Joß3l*.Wfß3t*»»_ \ . :••„>•
SB&LD & DTJCaNOB. Tobacco Commlulaa Mer
tamu, 41 North Water it, A lB North Wharves,
Ju*.BlX9T- • :
XI AB PY. JONE 3 fc Co-, (receiwer* to Atwood,
XL Joaea & Co.) Comouuon «nd FcrwaMia* Mer-
Sana, dealer* la Fiiubareh -Maoufaeiiired-Good*
Fa. * : aoahSy ■
~ • ■. 1} UOTICE. '•>>•• •r
lIIAVE usoeieted L B» MfiVAV with me In U».
FjfhtPge andUtnXiagba*ln»*d." : : ,
Juuzy ui, IsJO. , WAX. tit WILLIAMS.; .
Wm. -•*•• -t D. McVoy.
WH. B. WTIAUMB * COi, .
; BANKEIUkAND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
. NonkEwteoniet of Wood bud Third *treet«.' ,
‘ jtni r . .. . i prmnr»aß«Paj
4 ■’ ~_uius lurxxr.
- - —... IQIIR DUUTi
T&jUAH DICKEY & Co-, molwalc Grocer* Com*
JLlßiulouUuehmsu, anateller* in
Wfclcr. md 10? Front fliec.u, Pmabonrh.. : '•ng79 j
' IRO. A.CACCUE\,Afeot for lb* Lake Erie aid
V MieWt*a Jiaoi* BeaTeraad the Late*,—<Hfieo
00 the corner of Water and Kmitfe&eld «n. •, Jaol -
Joho jL pJwonff
JB. DILWQRTH A CO., Wkoleul&Cneeniiaii
• AWJWfcrUtKard Powder Co* MfcW.Wood it.,
ruaburgh. w . - dcS-y
-i®**HJR*CK252:.'.. loom sawoxnt.
1 R, DSIWORTI! fc Ci, Whpleuli flioeen, Pro*
V • dues *■"? Commission Merchants, and Again
£»ite ilaxutd Powder Co. of N.-V- No.» Wood «v
• . B 0.) •
JOHW.iCTTpWNaENP, lfraggut and ApottteeirT
fie. O Market it,three doors ebore Third it PittiS
constantly onband
•••■ aoitinentoftbe totead freshest Medicines,t?hlchß
Will.*eU:.oa. the BMUt twaonehlo term*. Physicians
orders, will be promptly mended to, tad up*
elied with eitiol4?jACJf taei rely none* genuine. ;
wjbe accurately tad
■ uS&Tl*’**'?*!*, nrrrielt,et any beitrof
V vAbo toreafiyifc Ufjf» eUKk of frtth-tnd good Perft*
Counsellor at Law.—Uf*
_ Vtf • fie* on Fourth *U, etwee SmiUtfield.'. : notS-ly
..-f C. tUU ofTVerrenjOMij,) Oomals*
enjiFcrwarcingilmhrmt. todwhotceele
** gfAe In Western Bw,nru Cfecegc. ilaUcr. jppt had
, cue*! Ash. end Western Ptodueo generally, CT*tcr
..-ygfl,bOTeeirtiMtbficld.i«4Wo9d,Pittsburgh, hpj
l iTnceetsor to Kwait : A OcljbtrtJ
• ’ -el : WboWmle Groce r'and _Co mmhsioa MerHn.ru,
Sigler in Prodhee and Pittsburgh Msnnfaetnreh, for
iSaf liberty and Hand streets. Pittsburgh Pa. )at6
IiUTCHUSONrk Co<-Bacec««ora to
Hutchison A Co, Cornmhrioj Merchants,
’JLXfontg the St. Louie Stem Sugar Refinery,
ando2 front streets,Fttuirurjiu, , .
. •g* B fc'co., Wtoleule Dnagula,
J^So.S4Wooditreet,PiUibttr|h. i -
1 " '• ' 1 ‘* l ‘ ‘
JOHN D.-MdßGAN»'Wlwle**l8 Druggist, and deal
'• erfa'Dye Staffs, Pwats,OiDjYartiishej,&A, N 0.93
WDS AS-'iSdit AEty.KO!.
>Birfa-' - ; ' ' '- - —*HL.
UlfN D. DAYLS, Auctioneer, comer 6th and Wood
' streets. Pittsbargh- ' i cetS .
JQtIN H. iIfiLLOE, Wholesale and Retail dealer
faMosioundilcsieal School Boeu,
cafe^MMSsisagt-*
|^»Fn»sbonxbtrr taken in trade., aeplS
"toHNSTON * STOCKTON. BookaeVlera, ft inter*
J[ and Taper Manufacturer*, No. 44 Aluktt it, k£*
Imreh. ' •"••• -iefl
Jr£V£°rJ>, Cr«'srs^“v n
J• ud.Dealer* la ProduceTßound'
Churebßtaldißgi froatfagoo liberty, Wood and Cih
«f rev. Pittsburgh, Po. '* .. ,=£ v “
fatt* y hqicttio Grocer, Cemmimo 7 *
J Metehnnt, and dealer fa Prodaeemid,Pfa.«bunrb
Manufacture*. Pittsburgh. j-Ai<r
Ji-wSSSEßrffsa.'siaSiSftfitts
-j g^SST 11 *"- oc . mir
jjT JLII & uid Commission Met
«a*n U, Pi? ale a fa Produce and Pimbairh lasaa
faetared BTUcle^CaaaUfaafa^grg^n.,
- l PB4ianiUiL. Pll u i‘gminHn. PA*
ClUl*f>B A CO, Maattfaotnreri of t
Afa.* superior-ViShee tings,. Carpet Chain,
Twine and Baumr. .. jafoiyitoa
J ....,’ y. c * n .T lnß **on WorJu.
. .T EWIB, DALZELL& Co., manufacturers of-all si*
VAJKsBar, Sheet, Boiler Iron >&nd NalUof the test
■‘jaality. Wnrehottae/MwaterandlWfroniet.’
jnnlO . . . ::•••'••'-
tfr'WAT HUMAN, Wholesale Urocer, Forward*
• fag andCommUsiou* Merchant Dealer in Pitur
hafah Manufactures and Produce, No*. 91 Water *u
MOW Front«,.y.. ..- . -- %1 ... , , j£7.
tntxiun, Fbiiadau: .'••• c. w. unaxTSDarPiuaburghT
MILLER ARICKETSON. Wholesale Grocer*, and
lm port erVof Bran dies,’Wines and-Scgus,'Nos.
L«a and i? 4, comer of Liberty and Irwin streets, Pius,
burgh, Pa." Iron, Nalls,' Co non Yarns, &c. fee. con*
stamlycnhand.-r' - - : augl-1
tatatareui. - rxa. n. k’suj. 'trams c. nos*
\iT eCILLS A ROE; Wholesale Grocers and Commit
ilL *ioa Merchants,'Noi 1M Liberty *l, Pitisbsrgh.
■ M tad . ... .....
K/I UHPttY, WILSON A CO. (late Jones, Morphy A
iVJ. Co.), Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, No. 46
f Wood street, Pittsburgh. . nov£l- *
- IW.I ATTliKWWlLSoNTPottrailand MiniatnrePau.-
i.VX- tcr. TlocTnt, comer of Post Office Alley and
•Fourthstreet, entrance ondthncxr Market. ~~ *’* > •. ■
• AtcMiC .. ’ ■ ' "
FfITSB IIRG WO RES AND SPRING
I AND AXLE FACTORY.
MACiasv,, - roHjiy. onod.
• JOSEBA4I7IGO,
MANUFACTURERS of spring and blister steel,
• plough steel, steel plough wings, coach and clip*
fie springs, hammered, iron axles, and dealers in miu
table eastings,fin engine-lamps,and coach trimmings
generally, earner of Boss and Front sis., Pittsburgh,
■AT .HOLME* A 6QN, No. 55 Market sL, secoad
Is * door from corner of FourUn dealers ui Foreign
ifid Domestic Uillaof Exchange, Certificate* of Depos-
Baht Noteaarid Specie. ■ •
'H7*Collcctiona 'tnod .on. all .the principal cities
Utrongbout the .United States. ' dcc!7
N /.BLICKMASTEB, ALExasur—OiSce. Fourth
V third doorabove Smiihficld, soalh side.
.conTcyanclngofall hlnds done with the,greatest
care andlcral accuracy.'
• Titles to Kcal Fxtatn examined, Ac. 1 oct3tMy
V ' . PttUVi BKSUS.&UUROQKr
T)ENN STREET, bewreca Wnyne asd Hand, has
-X'l-Rtsmedfaa professional duties, giving tiutrae*
UOBS on the Pmo. Gaitar, aad.faiVooal Maaie. *
f ! ’-a®rl4idtf vt
: riflT-rt' »m- -arifc a ■ KfroTTg -Nn VhTirSwT.
■Xra ~*L*HC*r Wood 'AU daantitics of Green and
Igßaj-Blach’ Teas,’ done-op 'ln.quarter, half, and
one pound- packages, hanging fib rnoo ots. .'per pound
, f|»‘-?jys- ‘«A’-JAYN&; A*t for Pekin Tea Co.:
; tWRIsUN/LITrLB ACO-j No.iva ldbeny Street.
-Wholesale Grocers, Produee and
Merehenß, 1 and dealers fa' Pittsburgh
-liaiißfapfares.':.-' Jy7
! ’fcoaslidmxur..'.. •moa.inna.-.' iuwt.n.aoßisoa.'-..
i|iDBERT Grocer, Recuiying.
At Risillcr,:dealer m I’rodacc, Pittsburgh Manofac
pireA.aad.aUrkiuds of Foreign and. Domeitic Wines
SndXfauors, No. Jl. Liberty sireet. On hand ,* , very
(am-stoek [Of superior -.oud Uonohgahela whiskey,-
Which will fee sojd low for cash. - r apls.iy
; -L-a aargotas, ■•••■• - ■ ‘ i. u coxa. -.
REYNOLDS ABBES, Forwarding and Commission.
Ale for the AUerhenr RrrerTrado,deal
arila Groceriei,-Produce,. Pittsburgh Alanufocorel
Chloride of Lfaici \ • ' -
‘ The highest prices, in etih.paid at ell times lor coon
ryrags. Comarj>fPeon.andlprinstA ien23_
fpf>npttT,>AL.ZKLL A Co* AtTiolesalo Grocers,
‘tt Comuiliiioaand Torwsrdihg Merehanis,dealers
:ol*TOdace and Pittsburgh MaoufadlUTTS, Liberty St,
|Piusb*r*hi-Pa, r «- • • feb24 -
IYOBT. : A .CUNNINGHAM, 'Wholesale 'Grocer,
Ct Dealer laYrodnce aad .Pittsburgh Manufaetures
MAt4«ljheTty st. ' • ’* . :tyttt
Is. c. suacuxrt, trios, iu winxs.
CtiIAGSLECT A ‘WHITC,' Wholesale Dealers fa
CV Foreign asi} Domeslie Dry Goods. No.Sfl Wood st
PRtt_harga.~’ ■ -y t >fab|?tf .
STg~tv r HARUAUf»H, Wool Merchants, Killers
•■fa tlour and Produce generally, and Forwarding
an* Commission Merchants, No. 33 Water it, Intts.
barsh. ... • . . ■ 1
r.-sxttxas, raisßcaou. .. joua moiuiA, staxTuinc.
Sn.i.FRB a NICOL 9, Produce anJ General Com
• missionAlerehants, No. 17 Liberty.su, IHusburgh.
Linseed hndLard ODs. .
S. -F.- VON BONKHORST, fc .Co., WTiolesale Gro*
• cers, Forwarding and- Commission Merchr.nis,
Dealers fa Pittsburgh Manufactures and Western Pror
dteej have reaovedto faeir new stand)
Ndl 35, comer of From su and Chancery Lane.
'~aav7~ - •
r|\ABSEY A BEST, tVho\esalo Urocers andCommls
"X kicn Merchants,and dmtlers in Produce. No; 3j
wood st, Pinsburgh. . 'P? 33^
. W. H. WOODWSHD- •'••KALFII&AGAI.SY,
WftL BAGALBY A-CO, Wholesale Grocer*, IS
and 20 Woodatreet Pittsburgh. noyfi?
W. A K* 'ajITCHBIiTUiCE, .
WHOLES ALU GROCERS, RKCriPYING 3>!S»
TiLLKKS, tadAYlNEand LIQUOR HKRCII*
ANTS. - Also—lmporters of Soda Ash and lileaetdng
Fowder.No. ICO Liberty at, (oppotito Siith «,) Pxtu
-borgiu - :
*roas ». wick, davib jtcajcleo
WICK A JPCANDLESS, (roceewrs to 1* A J. IX
Wick,) Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and
CronTTnl ,c ? m t Merchants, dealers in Iron, Nail*, Gtass,
Couoft Yams, and Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
nf Wood and Water greets. PittsbntKb. ' _
Xir W» - 'WALLACE, Mill stone and Mill FomMi
tV v.lng ejtabUahamt, No. M 4 Liberty n, neifUie
XlEr~' WrWllSCNrWetcliesjJewelry.SiSyerWaire;
W • and Military Goods, comer of Market and 4th
street* Pittsburgh, Pa. N. 8.-Watehes and Clocks
carefully repaired. . ■ dec*
T¥r FyT BOWEN—Commission and Forwarding
fV Merchant, No. 110 Front SL between Wood and
, Market street*. • - • .
—R. iiURPUV, Wholesale and Retail deMerin
• Foreign and Doroerae Dry Goodi, nonh east
gamer of Market and Fonrth sta. augtfl
k Co.—Dealer* In lealher hide*, k*.
;W- 1U Liberty it. ,mS»ly_
WK-MCUTCBSOT. .»•• •
Wh. JL H'CBTCUEOK, Wholesale Grocer*, Uea-
V lers-in-Produee, Iron, Nails, Class, and Pitts,
burgh hlann/aeiurr* generally, 12J Liberty «,-Pma
bnrgh. flea. _
W W WILSON, Dealer In .Watches, Jewelry
* Surer Ware, Military Oooda, fcc., No. 57 Mar
vet n. ■ \ T>ov7
■ ATTORNEY at law,
Butler, Pa
also attend to eoHeedons and allxther busl-
W w» entrusted to him tn Bnller and Armstrong
.Stuvt UltaU *M
Marshal?' dj | Pittsburgh. _
dly - Kay kCo., Wood it J . jan7
• K PBTTIOBJBW * CO
i/!S?1A bteam boat agents
• wtawgai oi7iez4>onM. AllkkACo,
tUBOEXSta ■ octal No. 43 Water meet.
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE
rooo aim wetaroa, raomwous.
MTHIS establishment long and widely known a*
being one of the most commodious In the city or
'Baltimore, has recently undergone very exten
sive alterations and improvement*. An entire new
wing has been added, containing numerous and airy
slMnisft apartments, and extensive bathing rooms.
' "TnSXadiei* department has also been completely
‘reorganixed and fitted op in a mo rnniqae and beaati
fai style. In fact the whole arrangement of the li°a»=
'has been remodeled, with a single eye- on the part or
the proprietors, toward* .the comfort and pleasure of
lbelrOnests, aad which they confidently assert will
eh alienee comparison with any Hold In the Union.
- Their table will always be supplied with «7«Y«kr
: t.r-i.t sod luxury which the market affords, vended •
sp in a superior style; while tn the way of Wines, Ac.,
nSronage of their friends and the public gmierally.
P The prices for board have also been reduced to the
‘‘"SKSStajr. . «.»p «<•*
nPb^— Wagon of the House will al
ways be found at the Car and Bleaabom Landings,
which will convey baggage to and from the Jfoteh free
af charge- . m -f r rV-
lamartine house,
>• roßßTtt »*n oaxirr rrarxT*, nnrseten.
the sibSeriber respcetlully announces that
;A helms now opeoed his new anJ excellent Hotel
T H wS^SSS!u?SS^ c *
ea^ggiSgSS®*
as taken from the bank,) . 4 K itni and
Und on the Allegheny «m, on which
abed* machine tp com-’
■hovels,- spade*-**, everythm*» e^.«*j^ hjdin(r
mence operations at an hours tun e* 0 V
?;=s,r;»sgs“ f “
» u - .. wo .assaafi^.
CARPETS.—W. Al’CuTttOC* offers to;
the mo*t approved pattern* of Brussels *«ar*i*j
eheapst thaaeter before oflered in thu nmkcj.
. -adwwiina oa r stock befine parehaslng elsewhere,
aaaexaams our sto« GU^ 74 Fourth It
*■
_CARM
LIFE INSURANCE!
Trenion Inintl Lifo inmsiue Company
! saixs or ruaom KEpecfed 25' rat' cekt. _
Oupltal, 6150(000.
JAMES DURNO A CO* Agents 1 at Pinsburgh, Pa.
>. ; soAin of .Bi»xcnas,'tat-fM3n«5, ttrsr ntxssr.
Jaaes Hey, Jr. ’ I' Joseph C. Pons, Preset
Benjamin Fish. . , G/A. Perdtearis,.Y. P.
Jeha A-Weari. I Hi Morris, Secretary.
Jonathon Fls*, Treasurer. '
J . iurur toax.
CbmpiroUer ofNew Tor A
Georga Wood..
John F. Mackie. ■ i
David Dudley. Field.
Joseph Horie. |
srw JEJOXT.
llis Exe. Gov. Haines. I EX-Gov. Vroom.
W.L. Dayton,U.S.Sen./ Isaac Wildrick, M.C. •
G. D. Wali,Er-U.S Sen.'! Wrn. A. Newell, M.C.
Ex-Gov. AL Dickerson. I Honl S. ILllamtltonl
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
ASidney.Doaco. Alt D ,\V. W. Gerhard, M.D.
: 3d WarrensuN. Y. 301 Walnutst,Phil’s.
Wra.MTC MortanTlJ. D* n. R. Bell, JLD,
George hTCoofc, M. D-. . Allegheny eily, PA
. Piltsbureh. Pa 1 f- .
Thn Agenuof this Company, at Pittsburgh, are auth
orized to take every first class risk on Li:e at a redue
tbn.ef per star, from the usual rales of pre
mium an charged ny other Companies l
. xxkunx. - . \
A man 30 yean of uge, taking a Policy of Insurance
for One Thousand Dollar*—- 1
To run fox one year, pars only; 89^0.
do . seven “ “ “ . annually,
do lifetime, “ “ “
And in the same proportion for any sum up to 850C0,
whieh Is tho extent taken on any one life.
Thiseompany commenced operations on tholstOct.,
1648, and its monthly business up to tie Ist Oct, 1619,
shows a progress axteding that of any other life Com
panion record. ~J
: Tue first dividend of profits will be declared to the
osiuted on the Ist January, 1650.
; Pamphlets containing the various tahlei of rales,
ami all the necessary information on the important
subject of Life Assurance will be furnished on appli
cationto JAMES DUKNO A CO., Agents, '
t r dcl7 1 1 Odeon Buildings.
THE TRENTON MUTUAL LIFE AND FIRE IN
SURANCE-COMPANY will Issue Policies of In
surance against Losa cb DAXXGKbyFtߣ,aponDweU
'iugs audFuruilure, Stores, GcodsAo., on appli
cation to . JAMESDURNOACO, Agents,
de!7 Odpori Buildings.
HEALTH INSUIIABGSs at FltUborcb.
The Spring Garden Health Insnrance Co*
OF PHILADELPHIA $lOO,OOO,
INSURES Males and Females against the Expense
and Losacecaskmed hySicknesor Accident, by
an immediate ’allowance of from 63 to 86 per week,'
Car one, iwo/thiree, or four years.
The method of effecting this Insurance, and the
manner of awarding thd sick will be fully
explained by the Agent. % '
SXAXH.*.
■ A person can insure or Accident
which will detain him from hi* todianry basinets,' u
follow*, ric , 1 i
For one jew,by payinsS4,2o,MKl rteeive S 3 P week-
For two “ “ flA***, * “ 4 “
For three « 1 .7,03, ? ** 6 “ .
For four “ u .. 10,US, w 4 w
Or, fr" *'eriod of fn'**' • if #14,40 psiJ
T!IE •filntcab Life and lleailli Insurance Company
of PkUadeJpMa. Incorporated by Uy» Legitlonro
of Pennsylvania, Mojch,lSld. • Charter perpetual.
Capital, 9! 00,OUU Hits# lows* TBas SOT pM»Tfc
vixii; Codakt, and.f&HSO percent. lower than iho
usool rates of .Life Insurance, tu ihc following com
parison triU show: Urns, a person of the age ot 30 In*
taring for 91W for hfc, most pay in the Girard
PenwylTonia, 92,39, Peon Mutual, SLWi -Equitable,
93,01; New England, New York Life, 8&3G; Al
bion, 82,48; Lite and HetUto, Philadelphia, *1,91. ■ •
DuuceroKs.—Samuel J>.Orriek,Chule»D* HalL w.
F. Boone, Kobert P.'Einr,.Charles P. Hayes, M. W.
Baldwin, M.M. Reeve, M. Chosi'O. B- Campbell,
. Le wisCooper, l.KwTjnaa 'Barker, K. 11. Bailer,- Kdwia
,B.Cope. ,'Prefident-J-Saixwel IK Orrick; Vice Presi
dent—Robt. P. Kin« Secretary—Fnineu Blukbume,
applications will b* received, anil every information
gireaby SAML. FAHNESTOCK, Agt,
OSde, Commercial Rooms, eomer of
Wood and Then! its, Pimbargh
FIILS AND HAJLITiE lECSCHANCE.
Tub INSURANCE CO. ot North' America will
. taafco perm onent. and .limucd liunJance on pro
perty in ihtacit7 and Vicinity, and rn ihipmcou by
CtuyU, Uxvero, Laket, and by Sea. The properties ot,
ihis. Company up well iay cited, and Ccroiih ea nvofl-.
able DtuS for the dasplo indemnity,of all penoni who
deiiro to be p'raieetod by buarance.' '
myli W&I. V. JONES. Agent.« Water at. :
. imngMßiTT. , t< '
Tte Franl&a Fire lamrcacc Go. tf FhUaielplaeu
DIRECTORS.— Charles N.Bancfcer, Them** Hut,
Tobias VV'axuer, Sairjuot Grant,-Jacob R. Smith,
Ciee.W. Richards, MordeiHti TX. Lewiay Adolpho -E.
Bene, J>n»ld S. Brown, ilium Patterson. ; • ; •
OsaUAiN. BASOaot, President
-•'Charles'G. Baneker, See rotary. *" ‘ '■■■■• •
Condnae tomakeinsardnee,' perpetual or united,
oaeTeO'ideeerJpaoa of ptopertyin town or country,
at rate* u low u ore consistent wiik security. •
.To Company have reaßirod aUrjeeonuiueatJHind,
wMeh wi& their Capital aid gwttiTnne, aawly iitTcati.
ed, iiTord! ample protection to the usarod.
. The asieti of toe eonpany, on January Ist, ISI9, W
published agreeably to as act of Assembly, were as
fellows,via;
Mortgages
Heal Estate
Temporary Loans
Sloes* ■
Cash, &e.
> 9>t335i492 71
''Since iheir incorporation, a period or 19 yean, they
I bavakjioid nrwanl* of one million four hundred thou*-
1 id &Uan t lone* by Hie, thereby affording erii'eneo
the ndtanugea of insurance, os well Is the ability
id dUoosUion lo meet with promptness all liabilities.
• J. UARDINEK COFFIN, Arecr,
Office N E corner Wood ana 3d sis
Foa liuaCAUcs on Lives asp (Inaimsa Aarttrntta.
ItiiK fim Lifo Insurance Company in the U. State*.
incorporated March 1C!, lbl2—chatter perpeiaaL
. Capital fifiOOjioO— all paid m.
Having aothonsed the uoderetgnea to receive appu
cation* lor insurance, on which policies will be itiued,
according to »h** r proposals and rates, which will be
made known to applicants athisoffiee, No.uOWood
street- *ptl GEO- COCHRAN.
M'COED A CO., 4S&
ffj (Buceessors to M’Cord k. King) Bym
wfc Rashionabla Ilatttrt, *T*w>
Caratr of Wood and Fifth Strutt,
PARTICULAR attention paid to our Retail Trade.
Gentlemen can rely open gcuing their Hals and
Caps from our establishment of the soar matxhoi* and
gfttmtwntrr, of the lstxstarraxs, and at the Lower
Cointry Merchant*, pnTchastng by wholesale, are
retpcstfulyinvited to call and examine oar Block; as
we can say with confidence that as regard* quaurr
and rum. ftwill not suffer Ina comparison wtdi any
bouse to 1 Philadelphia. - fehl ?
Itio. * xwHX.
PITTSBURGH PBSALB INSTITUTE
rTUJE Second Session ofttus luntitution, under the
JL care of Mr. and Mr*. Gosnoa* for the present
academic year, wiU commence on the.first of iebnia
ry next; in the same buildings, No. fid Liberty streeh
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, Cl mm •
eai, and Ornamental education. A full coar« or I ai
litophieal and Chemical Lectures will be dfiuvered
during the winter, illustrated by apparalaa Thedf
Lartments of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Modern
languages, Drawing and Fainting, will each be tinder
the care of a competent Professor. By close attention
to the moral and intellectual improvement of their P»*
nils, thi Principal* hope to ment a continuation.of the
liberal patronage they have hitherto enjoyed. For
term*, see circular or apply to the Principals.
j*3o-dtt _________
.soar. jrccrtruxuK-
DELL AND BBABB POCNDBY.
A A FULTON,BeII and Brass Founder, ha* re
built ud commenced bonne**. at hi* old (tend
where he will be plowed to *ee hie old euaiom*
ere and friend*. • , .
Church,Bieamboai,and Dell* of every eiie,fromlO
to iOiW pound*, east from pattern* of the mo«t approv
ed model*, und warranted to be of the beet matenaW.
ther with every variety of lJraafc Casiingi, il required,
turned and finished in the nealMt manner. '
A. F. ie the cole proprieior of iiaßW7 s Arm-An*i*
non Mstal, so justly celebrated for the reduction of
Mellon inmachinery. The Doze, and ComMamoa
eto be had of him at all tuhee. jo-irtiy _
UNSHIUNKABLE FLANNELS. -
WIL MUHPIIY eontinuee to keep ou hand a full
« awortroent of iho Welsh Unihrintable Flirt
nele and ha* recently received a supply of the finer
-quafiuct. Alw Swan*,downTlanod*, a .can*i.n,
eie and well adipted for the wearof , and
other* wantin* aoinetMnj wjrnner than * ! .°l
Ferdxn and Cause Flannel* for infanta **« . «®
gather with a full .apply «/. A ® er hJiSoUDINO
llaidfel*, of dillisreilt qualillei* A *o, SHROUUINU
FLANNELS, of all the different width*, at the North
East corner of <th andMarkct»t*. -,m
iry Wholwale Boom* up »uu«, ‘
tlw»y* find aigood a**orunent oT new »iyle good*.
jnn4 . i '
~~ jLott or
HOTELS
PITTSBUII6H, •I'SIDAY llOßKiyfc: ARY % 185 °-
INSURANCE,
I .KCULDELruti.
Hon. Joint* Campbell.
Eovid H. White. ,
Alexander Cutnttlnet
W.J.P.White.P. 5L
FIRB UfSUnAWCE.
for & period of four year*,. the mm of Si4,«v
-sully, will teenreSSper week while nick.
Erery neeer* ary information will be -afforded on the
vbjeet of lucranee yenernlfy, by ' •
JA&IES DUENO & CO, Ajenu,
Ode on Baiidinga.
Lift und UtKltlt Inittrimei>
•51)M7,13S 41
M,724 «5
«3,lWt 545
61,53 SS
S3
Tbo PexutsylTAsUa Company
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS.
/"yN th« cienlnrol Monday !■*«, i
U die*and 17 Lftfaoflron, {masked W.McG kt-u)
Worj-tho Wharf, nbo *« lha Mono'Wthel* Und««• Any
itifennation that will remit In the ° f n lhe
m " '%£Ss £*^k!«!ssn,
JenlO Find street, hefn Wood kMark ct.
Arrived.
C -tCRKD SCENES AND CHARACTERS, by J. T.
o Ikadly, With Original designs *>V D” 1 *?.;
Tno I'oeo* and Vroto Writing* ihe
riivuciaii and Patient, or a l radical View oM&e
Mori Done#, IlelaUotu YIJXe? M* 5
Vrofcftiob and ihdConmnttrrr/} by Hooscr, .M. u
The Pnriuui and Jits Daughter by 3. K. Paulding,
author of tiio Dutchman'* Hr*stde. . __j p.,.
lion Gringo*, or on J««ido Molten and Cal
ifornia; wiui Wandering* in Peru, ChJliand Polyueula,
ii *s wi "w.r.»rstf£iyc..i3ii,TO ...
Now Is tlie llmi to Sabs? rl Us-^
OFFICE of Ueott's Reprints, of tbe toof t l oartet
JieianJ DUiilnvooO; SLUporytfar. •
Morris A Wilts' Homo Journal, published in New
York weekly; *3 per annum, -
Downing** Horticultural!*!, monlUly} W par >
Invaluable. .
The Cultivator, monthly; 61 per ahnum.
' Agriculturalist, monthly; 8> per year.
Tho' Dcinociatie lloriew, pjontnlyi *3 per annum.
• : The Danker*’ Magoiine, do ,
* JAMES D LoCKWiKJD.
,' fang BogV*«iHer A |mportor,<a Wood «t
A FEW ran Cue (iUITAnB,U““. "<•? 9?
celebrated manufactory «C CUP: Manip.ond fat
mle by Jon S- J. 11. AIKLt.OK. bi Wood «t.
W iNCOW GLA3S-«»t>oxes bill* window
«0O do 10x1* do do
01 do 7x® do do
;*» do OXl* do do
ao do loxti do do
la itoie andjfoi »alo by
jaa3 ‘ tafcW.HABBAUOa :
‘ CO.PARTNERSHff& ■«
_ / Dtaaoiatton rfVwtMntUß*
T)Y thiidsr. the firh hereto-
XS'.foreexiattaxandentho rtls orBUSHFIELDf,
LEADER* hoabeea diMolred ojr_Botry U#der *»;
in* his entire interest in said firm to John McGill. JJI
buinesseoanected with Uip&fmof BAshfihldft Lead*.
erwmbe»euWl*7.S.‘a?Bd«hfie!dft C« ? who arc
dtiy nciharised tq make nil collection* and adjust *ll
claims. 7-.- OTSHFIELOft LEADER...
Piusbatjh,Qct. & 3 1E43. V.. .•,Y• * ~ .•
N. a—S. a BUBHFBELD ft CO. w£U effntinMlhe
■wholesale and retail Dry Good* end Grocery business,
at the ahTroro room, No. JEJO Liberty si, where they
.will be nletaedto hsve iheir friends anjd.custbnica
■coil Ihsix stock of jroods., .1'
; . OCI3I . .. . aaBUBiTFIELDACO. :
• Dlaso*mUom» : •
TpilE partnership of the nndersiened, vaflartbe-fina
.X of Hartley ft Smith*, web disaolred .by .Wtnud '
consent on 29th September, W.BejalcT-pirchailßS:
the interest of J. a Smith, who retires, lie business
of the Brio will be settled tfy their successors, Wm.
iiagaleyd; Coi* at Nos.lBan4BoWo6d.it.'. , yj' •*'
b 9 • i. r william hagalet, ;
Pittsburgh, - ISAAC BJ SMITH. .-.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.—Wpi. Bagaley haring
eiatta with him Wfc. H;Woodward'of Phil sdeJphjo,
John S. Cosgrove and Ralph Baguiey of Pituburgb,'
will continoe the Wholeoole Grocery Btuiness,et Not.
19 and 20.W00d sL-ander ihefimof.. ....
VViT. BAG ALEV. A CO, Pittsburgh; ■;
and BAGALEY, WOODWARD ft CO, -Philfd’A y
OCtD " ' •- • • • i ' ”T'
, Dissolution of Co-Pattnonlilp.
THE eo4truimhip heretofore existing between tfie
•übicnbe'ra, wuler tho style of Brown fc CuTbety
on,midissolvedon Uja'lilmit-' bytantostconsent'
i. M.B. BROWN,
Ju CULBERTSON*.
Pittibnrgb, OeUA, lsi9. >
i The subscriber will continue the Wholesale Groce
ry end Coouniitionßoswese, u heretofore, attheott
stand, 145 Liberty U. OCI3 .. A. CULBERTSON--
BGAIFBft ATKIBMSr-M
Ft* nsr- ktwxk* Wood a*o Mamkt, nrmne&
/““WNTINUB to manufacture all kinds of COPPER,
O TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE. Also, Black*
smith Work. ■-
Steam Horn* bailt toorder. , -.
' Special attention men to (team boat work. '
Have on band* a fine assortment of Copper ana Brail
Kettle*. Tin Ware, Ac. Ac. Steamboat Cooking Stores,
Portable Forge*, TErioas *i«*—a reiy conwuent ar
ticle for steamboat*) California emigrants, or rau road
1 companies. . . -
1 j \ve would rcipeeifally hmia, steam boat men and
Others to call ana seo oar article* and prieet beroT*
purrhnrina elsewhere. '• lTt*»
ttliiSlatlon or Partnership ;
fpHK copartnership of HENRY< HANNENfcCO-
J. formerly Uannen. Mnlfar A Co-In the Window
a d Colored Glass buaineji, is. this nay ditsolred bp
the withdrawal ofMr. Frederick Mailer. '• -
; The business will bo eontlnnOd by thC’ oadersaroed,
under the firm of. HENRY HANNEN* CO; Ware
house No. IDS Second st, wberefarosri!) tav^oesfas!
supplies of superior Window’Glass. __
• • - • '‘JOHN HANNEN, •
HENRYHAMNEf. ■ .
! -.HUGH ROBERTSON r
■ Pittsburgh. *tf. lIENRY UMSTFIAD
rnuE ttftdertlfiSfl'ffTOtoU wlikihea
lin bna incss JACOBI*. WJUWARTZ,and wiUeoa
unnc the boainen as bore to loro, tinder (lie fins of • ,
Ji. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
* " Jt» - •■■•-•
Jaiy g, 1&19.
: ao’x
mifE partnership heretofore existing under the film
I ofi.*C. BRADLEY, Udlasolvedby the decease
o?Mr.C.Bradley. Thebasißesawfllbecaniedoaby
A. Bradley, -who will- settle-tbe business of the into
REMOYAL.~A. Baaniar hu removed feu Poan'diT
Warehouse from No. 1W Second'street, to No.lv
Wood sueet, betweeaEifst and Bedend ■ treeia, i* toe
warehouse lately occupied jby G. A. Deny, where ba_
will keep constantly on handa.general assortment ©t
Castings. Orates, Stoves, CookiaitßtoueStAe. fylfr ;
* Diaaolatlaa*.
THE copartnership "heretofore casting between the
subscribers, fa the nano of Constable, mtM *
Co., is this day dissolved by,mutual consent' aidsst*.
Buke &■ Borne* will seumhe business of the eon*
cem, for'which purpose they areaaihoriaed touts the
name of the concern. NATHANIEL CONSTABLE,
EDMUND BURKE,
< ' . ! THOMAS BARNES,
The undersigned have this day *«*[atodthesisdive*
Jif the nnmoor BURKE A BABNE9, for the gvtpotc
of ra*nu£*eniitog?Fire Proof Safes; Venjt
jte at the stand oftbo late firmoijConftable, Darke
i. Co., where they will be pleased to Pa
tronage of the cnstomeraefthai house and their friend*.
• i EDMUND BURKE.
THOAIASJUJIKES. .
In retiring from the firm of Con*tabid,- psrkfrJfc.Co.,
I with aineere pleasure reeommendMessTmJßßfke A
••fehiidtf . ■
FORWABDfIiG XMHISSION,
a.r. btcaxt. too*. a.Jitfc. ;
STUART A SILL, Grocer*, .and Produce anffCom*
mission Merehanu, Me. 118 Wood at. Pfttsbatgl*
Dealer* to Groceries, Floar, Wheat, Rre,OawConh
Barter, Por)c.Bacon, -Batter, Lard. Cheese;’Clover,
Timothy and Flax Seeds; 'lron, Kail*, Glasv, Ae. Ac.
Ae. Particular nueatloapaidto (he tale'of-western
Prodace. * __ jt-' J
Bxyxaascsa—Mean*.. Uyeradp Hipuer»ißs2;D*V
X&U A Ctr,- M’GUie Hampton. SmitoJk.Co,,
James May, Kin* A Moorhead, Pittsburgh. Fenner
A MlMillan, Massillon. Jo*. S. Morrison, E*q., Sl
_ ipiuOily
joun a. cuuo, lite'ofN. LUBon.O/ w. a. tutunot
CKAIG * BKIHBEH,
GENERAL AGENCY, Commission and Forward*
tog Merehanu, No. 88 Market iu, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jp?*Prompt aueutioa given to the purchase and sale
of all kinds of Produce. .
Rsnra -to—John Wan A Co., Murphy, Wilson A Co.
Pittsburgh, Pa.: Lawson A Hill, Alahlon Martin,
Wellsriile, O 4 John |l. Brown A Co., Grixg, Elliott A
Co., Philadelphia; B. W. Snodgrass A Co, Gregg A
Nqcb, New Lisbon, O; Fr. Skinner, Hon. C. D. ColSn,
Cincinnati; J. P. Keltor, Youngstown, O; W. I* Stan
dart, Cleveland. O. . aagSl
GEORGE COCIZBAN.
Commission and Forwarding Slsrehant'
no. 28 wood *t-, rmunaß,
CONTINUES to transact e general Coamlaklonbutl
nei*, especially in tho pare base and sale of Ameri
can Manufactures and Prodace, and in receiving and
forwarding Good* consigned to his care. At Agent for
the Manufacture*, he will bo constantly supplied with
the principal articles of Plusbargb Manufacture at the
lowest wholesale price*. Orders and consignments
•to respectfully .solicited, |97
MISCELLANEOUS- ■
Penn Haohlaalhotb
TT WIGUTMANT-Maiutfietaterofallklndsofeot
1~l t ton and woollen machinery. Allegheny dry. Pa.
The above work* being now la (ail asasueecasftl op
eration, ! am prepared to exestlt oifcr* with dispatch
for all kind* of machinery ln*.y line, rich as wiflovr*,
pickers, spreaders, cards, griadreg miitines, railways,
drawing francs, speeders, thiussfls, /looms, woolen
eard*,double or*inrle,for merchantor country work,
mule*, jacks, Ac.; slice and hand lathe* and loo!* in gen
eral. All kfud* of shafting made to order, or plans giv
en for gearing factories or mills at reasonable charge.
Karat to—Kennedy, ChildsA Ccl, Sluckstock, Beil
A Co., King, Fer.nock A. Gray.
■ to piunmtu; —^
JOIIND. M'CREARY, Printing Ink Manufacturer.
No*. 331 and 333 Stanton street, NEW YORK—De
pot No. 3 Spruce street—Would call the attention of
Printer* to hi* improved Priating'lnk* of various
kinds and orders, at the following price*:
Extra (model Black) far Card and Wood
.Cuts. - ' - - $3 00 and 3 W per lb.
Fine Book Ink - - 0 75 “ i ou “
Booc rk • • • 0 40 M u 50 **
New* Ink - . 0 18 0 20 u 0 13 «
Fine Bed Ink • 75e 1 00 1 M “ 3«/ “
Bloc, Yellow, Green and White 74c 1001 80 “
Gold sixe at 6* par lb, and Bronze ax' 80,7* «u and
81 per ox
A speelmen of New* Ink can be seen on thit paper.
For sale by JOHNSTON A STOCKTON.
Plusbargb, Pa.
C. Morgan A Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Morton A Griswoold, Louisville, Xy. oetfrdCm
JANES W. WOODWELLT'
flodern and Antique furniture,
63, Tniao Br»rrr. Pirmcuog.
/*mm A large and splendid
assortment of Furniture, WWJBMIMIffrT
reliable for Steamboats, mBSHSBwS
MflttfeMHotels andprivate dwel- . ,#l
linn, constantly on hand and made to order.
The present stock on hand cannot be exceeded by
any manufactory in the western country. Percent
wishing to purchase would do well to give me a call,
oa lam determined my prices shall please. Port o)
the stock eoasist* in—
TeteaTete; Buffet EJoqele;
Louis XTV Choirs; Queen Elizabeth ehairt;
Tea Horse: Frail Tables;
• Toilet Tables; Louis XV Commoden
French Mahogany BedJteadx Pianb Stools;
80 sofas with Plush and Hair-cloth covarm
CO Mahogany Rocking Chain:
40 doz Parlor do
• 30 “ Fancy .do
SS centre Tables; 1
SOpatrDivona; 4 pair pier Table*;
15 marble top Dressing Bureaus;
6 Wardrobes: 8 Secretaries and Book calcs; .
SO marble top Wash Stands;
4 pair Ottomans;
, bpairianoy Work Stands;
A very large assortment of common chtirs and otbe
furniture 100 numerous to mention.
B - Pteum Boats furnished on the shortest notice,
and on the raott reasonable terms. declS -
Dlaphragm'ViluKlor BRiaaCWsUf,
es THisis recertify that lliaveapj
pointed Livingston, Roggen A Co,
Agents far the solo of Jehniug’s
wW Patent Diaprahgm Filter, for the ci|
fJT tiesofPiuiburgb and Allegheny.
JOHN GIBSON,Agebt,
fat Walter M Gibson, JH9 Broadway,
A Oct 10, . ' -
We have been using one of the above articles at the
office of the Novelty works for three months, on-trial,
and feel perfectly satisfied that it It a useful invention,
and we take pleasure Jo reeommeddlng them as a use;
foi article to all.who "love pare Waler. Orders will be
lhankfally received and prfiffitftly executed.
oetlß ~ LIVINGSTON. ROOOEN ACo .
Bsvtrilbi* Vlltsrtng Cook, ’
a FOB PURIFYING WATER,
H Whloh renders turbid water pure by
x 2)». removing all substances not solvblo u)
/tSK3V water. -Tho croton water In N. York.
el though clear and pure to tho eye, vet
posses an hour through this
ly™/ filtering cock, shows a Urge deposit
Impure substances, worms, Ao. This
is the care more or less with all hydrant water, ;
‘The Reversible FUterer 11 deal and durable, and U
not attended with the inconvenience Incidentjfai other
title rers, as U is eleansed without belngdetached frets
the water plpo- by merely turning ibokey or hand!,
from one lUVre the other. By.tbfa «*W proww, tho
course of water Is changed, and all
Dhpure substance* are driven off almoit Instantly,
without uhscrcwlng tho Filter. It also potsenes tho
advantage of being avtop «wk, R “ 4 M ree > (a many
case* wii! be very convenlentoad eeoßoafaaL • .•
nncan bo attached where there is any premia f high
o/ioTtoa cKik ? mb, Ac. had
of tho solo Agent, '• . _ w ' r\7 LB .°‘f»
ocU7 H oornerof Fourth and Markatsta «
NEW -RAISINS .and uocoa Shall*.—4o-qr. boxes
fresh Kaisins; Shags Cmo* •NdlsiM’d and for
aalo-anho.Pckin Tea Store, 70 Fourth itrett. flcclfi
. £■ i- -> .
<, 'V.
*Vn*v-'- nV.*‘
:1 .*1
miscellaneous
; ; W. fc J.OT.BHa. Poofc.B l i*
: ferrs»;
laettaawtillbe given in regard to iu jie«j»*»«add^
JeaS ' BookarelCd to any paturaaad bare*
fcanttony.' Bookstojmmberi or oldhooks bound <*£»,
.hUyor repaired. .Namesputoa booki in-gutjewsc*.
Three thathavo w*xk in oar line are tovitedtocmlf
Prices low. ’■ V '
iJYI; corner Liberty and WoodtftnrettrJsaw&wa?
iandoffer for rele Platform, Floor and Coupler gc*le»|
eommon Grates, Hollow Ware, Ae/Ae. They also
minnfoctore the Kitchen Range, whithhasgircarech
general satisfaetion to those faring it to are, to alt ®*
which they would respectfully inrUe the .attention f
the oitixetu and the public generally. octJ7*dtf
, |?ltt Bachlna Werhi and Pauadry.
nTOMiMu, r*. • •• • - ■
JOHN WRIGHT A Co., are prepared to build Cotton
and Woolen Machinery ofevery.description, such
as .Machine*, Spinning Frames, Speeders,
BrawingFriuaes, Railway Heads, Warpers, Spooler**
Dressing Frames, Loams, CnrdGnndert, Ae. Wrought
Iron Shafting turned; all sUesofCast Iren, Palites and
:Hangers oftae latest 'patterns, slide and hand Lathes,
.andtools ofsllkindi. .Casting* of every description
furnished on short notice. Patterns made to order for
Mill Gearing, Iron Railing; to. Steam Ptoo for heat
ing Factories, Cast Iron Window Sash and fancy Coo
tinga'renenmy. Order* left at the Warehouse of J.
’Palmer A Cm, liberty street, will have prompt alien-
to - Blaekstoek, BeU A Co n J. K. Moo rehead A
Cow 0- & Warner, John Irwin A Sons, Pittsburgh; G.
OA.J.U.Warner,Steabenville. • »ianifl
new ooaob factouy»
.ntflinw..,
M - A. WHITE A CO.,' wonld.rccpectfcUy’ inform
• .the public that they have erected a shop on
Lacqck. between Federal ai'd Sandusky streets. They
are now snaking and are prepared to receive order* for
every description of vehicles, Coaches, Chariot's, 11a
roaches, Buggies, Fhatons, Ac., Ac., which from their
ion* experience in the manufacture of the above work,
andtha faelliiif* they have, they feel confident they are
enabled to do work on the most reasonable terms with
lb**e wanting articles in their line.
Paying particular attention to the selection of mate
rial*, and having none bnt competent workmen, they
have-no hesitation to warranting their work. We
therefore ask the attention qfthepublio to this matter.
N.B. Repairing done totho best manner, ana on the
most reasonable terms. . JatShtf
PIANOS!
THE subscriber offer* Car tale a large ahd splendid
.. assortment of rosewood and mahogany, grand Ac
tion Pianos, with without Coleman 1 * celebrated
I *tf#»bm#nL Theabcvo instrument* arewur>-
ranted to' be equal u* any manufactured -in this ooun
try, arid will bo sold lower than any brought from the
But;.:. : , F.BLUME,No 113 woodsti
V sd dopr above sth
N.B.—City Senp wiR be taken at par foraftwof
he above assortment.' ; myfi B.
WASTES, _
TYAILY it the BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
X) NEW YORK. BOS TON jSDNEW ORLEANS
GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION OFFICE,
Young MEN to wholesale and retail stores, and other ■
respectable business, to act as Book-keepers, Sales
men, Pcrters, Bar-keepers, Waiters, Farmers. Coach
men, Car Agents. Book and Mep Agent*,-Collectors,
Overseers in ail branches of business, Ac. - We have
at aU ♦»"*— a large number of good situations on hand,
which pay trcm UOO to per aneam. nose to
want of situations of any kind sroulddo well to give
us a call, as we have agent* in each of the above cl
ties, which will enable us to place every applicant to
a suitable situation at the shortest notice. , We ha ve a
large acquaintance in 'all the above named cities,
which we tmst will euable as to give, entire satisfac
tion to ail who may favor us with a caJb
, TAYLOR A TAYMAN, No. 60 Second st, ;
- ■ between South and Gay... ;
- Niß—Persons living in any pan of the U. States,
and wishing to obtain'* altoauon in Baltimore,'or ei-:
tber dfthe above cities, will have their wants imme
diately attended to by addressing as a line, (post-paid)
as by to doing they will eurtaiTboth trouble and ox.;
pense, which they otherwise would incur by coming
to theclrv, and seeking employment for themselves'
Address, > i TAYLOR A TAYMAN,
> No.WBecgad street
• ' ■ 1 Baltimore, Md
BENNETT 4 BROTHER.;
. . UFEENSWaBE MANUFACTURERS,
Blvtnlaghsm, (uer Flgtabnrftrii] Ps, ;
Wc rtfuwit Ho. 137, Wood itr&t, PiitiburgL
«snr%WlLLeoeitsially keep on hand a good assort-
XSRhlmtmi oti Wart; of our own maßaTaeture, and
■Baeriomaalitv. ■ Wholesale and eountry Meg-
V. - chants are respectfully invited to- call and ex
fo, themselves, at we -are determined to sell
eheaper thanhasavhrbafora brenofikredto tht pub
-ile. • - . - • ■ 1
Trr Orders sent by mail, accompanied by the cash or
uy reference, will be promptly attended to. myld 1
-TBBAREOJtBTKB* '
mHE atteriiion of the public is respeetmiiyeailad la
1 the following certineateu: - ■
Aim S. Essum—Having tested a quantity of Gold
weighed by your Areometer. I find the result proves
your instremsstcorrect; and resomaend tho use of U
to those California, as tha-best method for ob-
u. B«urT
piiuhargh,Marclx9,lS(9i ..
Prmstraan, March T, 1849. i
•• ms Filins That girt-' Having examined the “Arab*
ioeur,*Bulnu£actured*tyoar rooms, X do net hssitaie
eoeommanAlLioUto naa.of tooso gentiemon who*r*
about removing to OalUboiia In aoareh&fGdlS. -’~
. It gives a elose approximation to the spoeifio gravi
ty ofmetals, and wuleenainlr enable the adventaxar
to ascertain when his placer l* yielding Gold.
* martd '' Yocrs, respT- J- R- ATCLINTOCIL
f NDIARUBBER CLOT received for the
X Ciilfomla Expedition, a complete assortment of
Gum Elastic Clothing, at prieet ranging from ta
fUJO.for suit of coat, pant* and hat For sale at the
India Rubber Depot, No 8 Wood tt-
Ceca> JA H PHILLIPS
r FrrrucVosTSpl 19,1^18.
MIL THOS. K- niQBEBT:—Dc«r Sir. Your WRI
TING FLU t D we hare now been using mare than
a year, sod eo looking over the comes msdebyit, vre
tad the color a bright. blao Llaec. it is pleasant to
write with, Hows free, and doea not clor lie pen Uko
Use ordinary ink* in use. Within* yon the ready aalo
iu merlu demand, we are, roar* respectfully, •
, . SIMPSON 4 CO.
For sale, together with Hubert's Red Ink, and Ma
chine Copy Ink, by U. A. Fahnestock 4 Co- 1L P.
Schwarts, Allegheny City, add by the manaraeturer,
T. K. Uihbert, Druggist and Chemist, comer of Liber
ty andS ml ' K fteld»u, Pittsburgh. oct!3
WAixttu rsuaa rauara namu. w*.a.iu*i
m CO~ .
(batsrtMn to Hussey.Uanna 4 Co.)
BjUfEtRS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, and dealers
In' Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Certificates
of Deposits, .Hank Notes, and Specie—Fourth street,
ncartyj opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh. Current me
oey xekond on deposit*—Sight Checks tor sale, and
collections made on nearly all the principal points In
the United Stains. • • ■ „ ,
The highest preoiam paid fin Foreign and Amecian
Cold •••
Advances made on consignments of Prodnsr, ship-
liberal terms. . apB
GREAT INVENTION!—VALUABLE PISCO VERY!.
' pATEirßacvsxniaiinarr Ist, ist9.
paltrt ftos*J*xr extension Toilet. &fst, Bunatu,
- Book Cott2,Wraing Daix.
LEVER OF WROUGHT IRON.
TUB TABLES far surpassing every,other in
ventionofthekindnotr extant. They can be cx
tended Irom ten to twenty-fire feet, and when closed
the leaves are all contained inside; they are madd to
all sixes and shapes, and are admirably, adapted for:
Steamboats, Hotels', and Urge private families, form*
iw when closed a complete centre table.
SOFAS AND BUREAUS—These articles are Inval
aabte, particularly to those who ' wish to econo
mise room, and eonvert a sleeping apartment into a
parlor or sitting room, as they can M opened and that
at convenience, and when that, the bedding is enclos
ed. a great, saving-in room and rent All the bed
whan glased farm a beantiM piece nf furniture
ior a parlor or iUt»n< room. -
BOOK CASES—X ne»( gad xsefcl article t hr parlor
or drawing roost
WRITING DESKS—For law oE«s,MiwUnjrootns,
and other iofices; when opened a most epnvnnienl bed
stead. when dosed a perfect Desk and Library alone
is visible.
All these articles oeed bo recommendation; the
beaniTofthd whole U. they are warranted not to get
oat of repair. It will no for yonr Interests to eall and
examine the articles, at the manufacturer's store, No.
b 3 Third street, Pittsburgh. In addition to the shore
advantages, they are proof against bsgs.
mehld JAMES W WOODWELL. ,
LOWELL PLETCXUSa,
juscrscrcara ov
iLCOnet AND.PURE SPXEITB,
Comer Front and Vine streets,-Cincinnati, O.
ORDERS from Pittsburgh for Alcohol, Faro Spirit*,
Raw or Reeti&ed Whiskey, will be promptly at
ceded to at lowest market price. mehlhtdly
- ttnongahtla Bfabii,
A ROBERT U; PATTERSON has opened
ACTfSthe large stable on First st, running through,
ffl\ to Beeond st, between Wood and Smith field
<HMBAsts.,in the Tear of the Monongaheia House,
with an entirely, new stoek of Horses and Carriages of
•the best anility aadlatesl styles. Horses kcptaiiive*-
ry in tie best manner. IvXdly
< • SEW BOOKS! BSW. BOOKS!
fftHE ConstUntien and Standard of the Associate
.1 Refonaed Church in North America: Svo, bound
tasbeep.
The Other Side, or Notes fortbe lUstory of the War
between Mexico end the -United Slates, written in
Meateo, and translated Rom the Spanish, with notes:
By A. C. Ramsey.
Sketches of Reforms and Reformers of Orest Britain
and Ireland; By 11. 11. Stanton.
The Works of President Edwards, in 4 volt; a re*
prist of the Worecater edition, witk additions, and a
copious general index.
' The Moantalus of Egypt, or Egypt a Witness for the
Bible: By V. L. Hawks. D.D.. L L. D.
Memoirs of David Hale, late editor of Joarnai of
Commerce, with selections from his Mlscellaueous
-Writings; By Rev. J. F. Thompson. \ , .
- -.The Puritan and His Daughter,, by J. K. Panlding.
Los Unngos, or an Insjdo View of Mexico and Gal*
iferriU: By Lieul. Wise, U. 8. Navy." u
Familiar Letters to Yoang Men, cn various subjects;
designedasaCompanloatothe-Yeasr Men’s tiuldei.
Ur Wm. A. Aleou. r , .
The Poems and Prose Writings ot B.A. Dana: 8 vs
Nineveh and iu Remains: By LtyarA ' -
For sals by ELLIOTT 4 ENGLISH,
l*s** . No n Wood st
MISECtANEoUaXIxESAtUH'K
AT LOCKWOOD’S, 03 WOOD STREETi
BROWN’S American Anglert Onld« foil of Illus
trations, lgmo. -
Fanldlnv’s Puritan and His Daughter:,Kmo.
Dr. Hooker's Physician and Patient; 12bio;
Mrs. Ellis' Hearn and Homes; Bvo.
- - Meander’s Llfo of ChrUt; Svo.
Neander’s History of Christian Church; J yols, five.
Rev. Dr. Spring's Memoirs of Mist Murray; Svo.
Amennan Almanac, IBM: Svo.
JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
- JsuilO Bookseller 4 Importer. OS Wood «t _
W*li. OiIMESE-to bis in storuJaniJ. fotsaio uy
elans. . WM IIAQALEY 4CO ,
PAST OOLOXUDD Pnurvs* i/
W-R. MURPHY invites tha attsntion of buyers to
r hU present ehoiee stoek of PrinU at 181 « nU
per yard, nT fast colors and newest styles. / ,
Also—Newest styles English Chinoes,-Bemud to
IS) cents. / --
Also—A fsß assortmant of small truTed Ught Prints
*»d CMatxes, • bnC bine, pink, Utoek, piipi*
4e. Rooms up stain. / m® i
■ ' bail mfiist t ;•
/ -i
- MRUTOAL.
, CADTION KXTttA.
•' iXaicsvbytiMtoiaalDf RDOiCLArPhaseetaged
of the namo'of 8. P. Townsend, and
gtoto.-pm up .a. SajtapariUa, wMeh
iwnreod’a.a>xrep«rflim,.4enoiMnritlng it
OrifUml, «tot: Tuts Iwnsend ts sodoe
jtwu* but wwfiMmerty.a worker on rail
[*, ans]ke like. Yet he astotaas ths title
» puipreq cffliMn*, «edit for wh tihe U
SSto*7.*««k. iWlxlna.E.ToFs««lp»
.wScaf-mSajjaBITOgEOMGWAEjLD
Sr. ,uol>T.wiiwifilB»l«illot tartaro;« AM
0!i Dr~
* riifcb'BTOWNsto: ’
-priadpalO^ca,l«3NMacist,New York City. .
~j, OLD ' i DOCTOR .
JACOB TOWHBMO;
THR.ORIGINAL ; .DISCOVERER
OP TBS- • ' GXNGZKS'’ -
TOWHSKND SABSiPARILLA. <-•
' Old Dr. TVanseod S now about?? years of age. and
has tong been known as the AUTHOR and DISCO
VER EB of the GENUINE ORIGINAL “TOWNSEND
SARSAPARILLA.” Being poor, berwss compelled
to limit its manufacture,: by which neons it has been,
kept out of murkevund; the unld* elrenmseribed t»'
those oMy who had proved tta worth' aadknown its
value.. ’This Guxn axn Unquaixm Pixrauxion is
manufactured on the largest scale/ and' is e&lleil lor
throughout the length and breadth or the land.
Unlike young B.P.Townsend’s, It improves'with
age,and neverchonres, but for the betten because it
Is prepared on seienufie principles by a scientific man..
Tho highest knowledge of Chemistry, and the latest
discoveries of the Art, have oil been brought imo re
quirt ties in the manufacture ci ■ the Old Dr.'s Sanapa
nlla. The Bamparilla root, it Is well known to med
ical men, contains medicinal properties, and some pro
perties which ore inert or useless; and others, which,
If retained In preparing it for use, prodneefenfienta
.lion and acid, which is injurious to the system. Some
bfthe properties of Sarsaparilla are so volatile that
they entirely evaporate and are lost In the prepara-’
non, if they are not preserved by a scientific process,
known only to those experienced to iu riaaoufacture.
Moreover these volatile principles, which fly off in va
jx>r, or as an exhalation, under .beat, are the very es
aentitl medical propemea of the root, whleh gives to
it all its value. The' ; . - • ,
osßoias
OLDDR. JACOB TOtVNAEND*B SARSAPARILLA
- Is so prepared; that all the Inert properties of the Sax
sapanlla toot are first removed, every thing canahle
ofoecoßung acldor offcrmentaiioß, is ‘extracted and'
rejected; then etery pirtlcleofmedieal virtue is secu
red in a sore and coneentrated form; and thus it is
rendered Incapable of losing any of iu valuable and ■
; healing properties. 'Prepared'm this wuy*itismana
the most powerful agent in the
CURE OF INNUMERABLE DISEASES. -
Hence the reason why we hear .commendations on
; every side in its favor by men,’women and children.'
;'We find it detogwonderaln the cure of Consumption,
; Dyspepsia, and uvet Complaint, to Rheumatism,
; Scrofula and Piles, Costive ness, all Cutaneous Erup
tions, Pimples, BloieheWand allaflhetieas arising freon
, IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
It possesses a marvellous effieaey to all complaints
arising from Indignation,' from Aeimty of the Stooaeh;
from unequal circulation, determination of blood to the
head, palpitation of the heart, cold feet and eald haads
cold ebUis nad hot flashes over the body. .It has not
bad it* equal in coughs had colds;-and promotes easy
expectoration, and gentle perspiration, relaxing strict
taro of tha tonga, throat,: and every other part.
But to nothing la its excellence more manifestly seen
and acknowledged thanto all kinds and stages of
. FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
It works wonders to eases of floor situs or whites,
Failing oftboWomb,Ohstnsettd,Snppressed,orPato
; Ail Aleaass, irregularity of tha roc unreal periods, and
tho like; and is effectual in earing all forms ofthaßd
ucy DiMases. Uy removing obstructions, and regain
ting the general system, it give* tone ana strenmh to:
the whole body; and cures all forms of
NERVOUS DISEASES Afq> DEBILITY,-
and thus prevents or relieves a great variety or other
diseases, ts Spinal'lrritatitm, Nearalgii, St. Vitus
Dsnee; Swooning, Epileptic Fits, Convuii tons, Ac. It
net this, then, tbm Msstcn rocFxx-KJtnrxsn.T Nrtcl :
Buteaa any of these thhm bo said of 8. P.Town-:
send'* interior article! .Thuyocsgman'sUquidunot'.
lobe' COMPARED WITH TOE OLD Dll’S, ;
beeapse of the Grand Fact, that the one is tooaaahle,
of Deterioration and NEVER SPOILS, while tho oth
er DOES; it soars,' ferments,' and blows the bottles
containing it into fragments; the sour, aeid Jiqaid ex-j
ptoding and damaging ether goods! Mnstnotutis hor
rible compound be poisonous to the system!' WbatJ;
put acid into a system already diseased withaeid! ;
\Vhat causes Dyspepsia hat aeid! Do we not all know,
that when food soars incur stomachs,'what mischief*
it produces}—flatulf nee, heartburn, palpiutiop of the
heart, liver complaint, dianfama, dysentery, cholic and
corruption of the blood! What tsßerofnla bat An acid
humor in the body!- What produces all tho homers
which bring-on umptions of tho Skin, Sqaid Head;
Salt RheuaqEry ttpelas,White Swellings, Fetdt-SOfes,
and all ulcCratfont ioiemal’and exteriuiiT It is noth'?
tog under heaven bat in aeid substance, sghieh soars,
am! thus spoils all the fluids of - (he body, more or less.
What cause* Rheumatism butasoaraeidfloid, which
insinuate* itself between the joints and eLewhere, ir
ritatlng and inflaming the tender and delieam- tissued
upcm which Racist' Bo of nervao* diseases, of. impu
rity of the blood, of deranged circulations, and nearly
ait the ailments which afflict human nature.. -
Now, Is U nothozrible to make and sel!,and infinite-'
ly worse to use this
OSURING, FEBBENTIKO,- ACID “COMPOUND*
OF B.P. TOWNSEND!
aad Tel lie would &in bate it understood Out Old Jar
eob Towauead’* Gamine Orifissl BampaiiHa, tx as
inferior pnparatiea!!
llettea forbid tHal.wu thould deal la an article
wMcftwimlH baertbaiMQiuattaotrmr.niNancq 14S.
P Totrnwnd 1 * aniela! and which should bring; down;
upon the Old Dr. tuba mo on tain load *of eomplainta
and crimination* from agenu who bate told, and par*
chasers who hate tied & P. Townsend’s Ferae ruing
Compound! | : *
We wish it understood, became it U the absolute
truth, that a. P. Townsend’s article and Old Dr. Jacob
Townsend's SampaziUn are beatetnwidc apart, aud
Iniimiely dissimilar} that they are unlike in etcry par*
lieolar, caring not one 1 single thing in common.
It is to arrest frauds span the 1 unfortunate;- to poor
balm into wounded humanity, to kindle hope in ibe
despairing bosom, to restore health and bloom and vi*
ror into toe crushed and broken and to banish infirmi
?r—that old DR-JACOU TOWNSEND bas SOUGHT
aud FOUND the opportunity and means u> bring his
Guns UNIVERSAL CONCENTRATED REMEDY,
within ibe reach, and to the knowledge of all who
need it, that they may learn and know, liy joyful ex*
perleßee,itsraaKsbßn>orrowxiTonxAL! , .
For sale by J. KLDD.& CO-, Wholesale Agent for
Western Pennsylvania; J. SMITH, Birmingham] Dr.
J. BABUEANT, Allegheny; I>T.J. CASSELL, Fifth
-ward. G. W. GARDNER, tith ward, Pittsburgh. ipU
IV qmT.BOTTLSS.
rot rat xsxoval ua nmimpni ouu ooxasw
afttuo rani 4* ivmi«T*T*QTTH> Stoop
oißiiirerTKßtTSTzx.TU: ■'■
BerofWaler King’* Ryii, Rheumatism, Obstinate Oats*
ntoqa Eruptions, Pimples or Pustules on the Fseo,
Blotches, Biles, iChnmle Bet* Eyes, Rinx Worn
or Tetter, Scold Head, Enlargement ana Pain of
• the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiltic
Symptpns, Bd»itea orLnmbggoj—or4 diseases
arising {torn on Injudicious useof Mercury, A el*
tiieaor Dropsy, Expo rare or Imprudence In life;
Coniiilatioasl Disorders, Ac.
In this prepsrauon on strongly concentrated all the
Medielnot properties of BampsjiU|, combined -with
the most effectual; aids, the most soqixiry productions,
the most potent staples qf the vegetablekingdom: and
it has been so full/tested, not oalySjr patients them
selves, bet also by physicians, that it has received
their unqualified recommendations and the aaproba
lion of the pabUe; and has established, on Ua own
merits, a reputation for vaic* and kmcaer far supe
• rior to the various'ccmpoondsbc an nr the nuapof
BamparlUa. Diseases have bppp oufpd, such as are
lot famished In the reeords of tune past: and what it
has already done Tot the thousands who have used it,
lit is espohln of doing for the millions still suffering ana
struggling with disease. It purifies, cleanses, and
■ strengthens tho'-foabtaln springs.of lift, and infases
new vigor throaghoat the whole animal frame.
ANOTHER CORE OP 80ROIVEA
- The ftliowtiig pinking. and—os will bo seen—per
manentoureof anlnveteruto ease of Scrofula, com
mends itself to al| similarly afflicted.*
i ■fitiwimt, ConiL, Jan. 1,1649.
Messrs. Sands: ;Gentlemen, Sympathy for the affliet*
ed indaees me to inform you or the reosrtsbla earn
effected by your Sarapanlla, in the ease of my wife.
She was severely afflioted with the Scrofala on differ
ent ports of the body: the glands of the neck were
greatly enlarged,:and her limbs much swollen. After
suffering over a year, snfi'.finding no relief from the
remedies used, ibn disease attacked one leg, and be
low the knee suppurated.' Her physician' advised it
should be laid open, whlchwu done, but without any
permanent benefit. In this situation we heard of, ana
were Induced t>i Use, Sanrfsl.-Barssparilta. The first
bottle produced adeclded and favorable effect, reliev
ing her moro than any prescription she had ever taken;
end before the used *ig battles—to the astonishment
and delight qf her friends—she found her health quite
restored. It 1« uqw over a yCar since the care was ef
fected, and her health remainsgood, showing that the
disease was thoroughly eradicated from the system.
Our neighbors are Cl knbwltfglo these frets, and think
very highly of.Stnds'garsapaiiUa.
Yours.with rasped, ,_ .. JW.IUS PIER
Eltraei'Trom a latter received fh>ra Mr. N. W. liar*
ris.m gcHUeman well known In Woulsiana eo n Vaa
‘Kienileicn.T nave cured.accgro boyof imn? with
your BsrsapsrWa, ; who was attacked with Scrofula,
and of a Serofalcbs family. •
y Yours, truly, N.W. HARRIS.
‘•Pmderieks Hall, 1MB4&”
Sssm* seems almostunnneeessa
rv to direct attention to. an article so well known. and
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totheadveitisemertof the Messrs. Bands, In another
column. The bottle has recently been enlarged to
Mi Vaoan. and thote who wish,a really good article
will finSeotteeMfated In this all the medicinal value
root. The experience of thousands has proved
Its efficacy in curing tbo wtouo disdauet for which it
A. recommended; tad at the present lime sura than
airr other, perhaps, is this medicine wefrhtn preps*
riag the system for a change of season.—{Home Jour-
sold, wholesale and retail. by A. S. A
p. BjiNM. Dragtist and Chemist,-100 Pullen street
corner ofwUlUm, New York. Sdld alto by Drug*
otsts gettsrully throughout the United Statesumd Can*
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PITTSBMGH GAZETTE.
i The following belongs .to tho ennoaities of
thetimea, and we otir Tefldera have
aa good a right tb it as others. It Beenw to
be, a kind of. extension 6i the telegraphic
wires into the spiritual |xbrid* j '.Whether it
Uanangemous Yankee’invention, or some
thing else, ooz readers must decide for them*
wives: ■ c-j .
SINQDIAS REVEIATIONf-
Prom a Correspondent of the New York Tribune.
•Knowing that the public mind in various
locations in Western New York, has been
somewhat ; agitated on account ascertain
sounds, called by-some “mysterious,” '.we
shall offer no apology for makingthe follow*
ing plain statement_of facts in regard to our
knowledge of the manor..
.The sounds we first heard about two years
since, and have not yet ceased, but seem to
be spreading from one place to another, and
mdually claiming the attention ofthe pub
lic mind. When first heard, they were man
ifested by a simple hofloW-Bonnoing rap up
on the floor" of s house. This rapping was
continued every night for a bng ume, and
finally commenced in the day time. It was;
at first entirely., unintelligible to the . inhabi
tants of thehonse. ..
i At length a little girl said, “now do as T
do,” and snapped her fingers three tubes.—
She was answered' by three rapiL On re
peating it, 'she found that it invariably re
peated the number she made herself* An
oiberjperson said, “now count ten/ 7 and it
was done. “Now-count the .age of.—”
(one of the children.) -= It was done correct
ly. Another was tned with like success.—.
As it began to. display signs of intelligence,
ihefamily becamealanncd, and'the females
all left the house at uight . The neighbors
were .called in] but there was no
of the sounds. Theexci lament became in
tense, -and 'at'one time, it is Baid, noarly or
quite 300 persons assembled to discover from
whence the sounds proceeded/ The house
was 1 thoroughly examined from ; garret -to
eellar, but, while the sounds continued, no
one ever discovered the operator.. At length
it was discovered that every time a qoea*
tion was put that required an affirmative, a
rapwas heard—for a negative—no sound.
The question was'pul, “Are you a spir
it?”/ Tne answer was*by. rapping three
raps. By this means they foundthatit was
the spirit of a man* Many expedients
were resorted to'by- which to find dot the
name of the man whose spirit was making
these manifestations. . At length ia.- stranger
asked, “If I will cal! the alphabet, begin
ning with A, will you rap. when - ! come to
the first letter of his name?” The. answer
was affirmative. He then commenced, “A.
B. C.” when he dune to C., there was a rap.
Again he went on,' and it Japped at H,' and
and in that way it spelled pat the name of
Charles' fiasme. As Before stated, these,
sounds have, from that 1 ' time, been heard in
various families in thatplace and the cities,
of Auburn and Rochester,- and various pla-’
cos in the. country. •: Although confined , to
this rapping sound, tho mode of communi
cation has gradually increased, so that very;
curious and astonishing sentenccshavo been
spelled by the use of the Alphabet It ho’
longer purports to be thespiritoflone man 1
or person, but when an individual makes the
inquiry, “who is if that wishes to commu
nicate with me?” they will generally get tho
hame of some friend or relative—a mother,'
father, sister, or brother, who has passed from
visible existence.? „ Many: persona have
made the trial, and hava had names spell
ed .out to them of their friends, unknown to
any persons present Strangers have tried
tbe.experiment, and had their names spelled
outbefore any persons present knew' ir, or
where they came frrim. •
In each family-where the sounds appear,
there seems lo be some one or too, whose
presence is'necessary to insure communi*
cationsfreely. Generally) wefindthat these
persons are susceptible to magnetic infiuen
,ces .and Clairvoyant, although we have heard
it where there were none that had ever, been
‘magnetized,.or were known to be Clairvoy
ant. In the family, of Mr', Granger, of.,Ro
chester—a; citizen well known, there—the
communications could be had with any two
of the family previous fo any of them being
placed under the magnetic • influence, but
after a daughter was magnetized in the
family: where it first appeared. , .
We first became acquainted with these
manifestations about one year and
we have taken every opportunity Jo discov
er, if possible, what it is. We hate become
convinced that these three facts there is ho
disputing. Tho sounds/ the intelligence,
ana the absence of any’ collusion ! or decep
tion in the matter: •
SomBtwo weeks since, we were in com
pany with some persohs-who were getting
communications • from this invisible com
municator, when amessage was spelled out
to.us to .the import that the matter should
be made more public—that the time had
arrived for the people to investigate the
.whole affair—that it was a thing which
will ultimately become known to all men,
and that wo should immediately take mea
sures to have it investigated. The direc
tions were' then minutely given -by these
spirits as they purpart to be, and which we
are willing to believe are, until we ; have as
much proof io tho contrary as it rdquiredtb
bring ns to this conclusion. These direc
tions will appear in the following history,
a&tbey were strictly followed/ The great
object was to start investigation, and to
iesche those who had been hehnggit for
the last ’ two years from the imputation of
fraud and deception.
Accordingly, On the'evening'of Novem
ber 14. a lecture was delivered'in Corin
thian Hall in the city of Rochester, and a
fall history of ihe rise and progress of these
strange manifestations given. Daring the
relation of these-facts, the sounds were dis
tinctly heard bytha persons inthe hall..
. After the tatare, a Committee was cho
sen by the audience, oompesed of the fol
lowing persons:—A. J. Combs, Daniel Marsh,
Nathaniel Clark, Esq., A. Judson, and Ed
win Jones -
; On the following evening, the Cominlt
tee reported in substance as follows: That
without tha knowledge of the persons in
! whose nresenco the manifestations are
j made, the Committee selected the Hall of
j the Sons of Temperance for the investiga
the sonnd'on the floor near where
the two ladies stood, was heard os distinct
ly as at other places, and that part of the
: Committee heard the rapping on the wall
behind them—that a somber of qaestidns
Were asked which were answered not alto
j gather right, nor altogether wrong—that in
I the afternoon, they went to the boose ofapri
! Tito citizen, and while there, the sounds
i were heard on the ontside, (apparently,) of
i the front door, after they had entered, and
I on the door of a closet. By placing the
| hand on the door, there was a sensible jar
; felt when the rapping was heard. One of
1 the Committee placed one of his hands up
; oh the feet of the. ladies, and the othei on
the floor, and though the : feet were not
moved, more was a distinct-jar on the floor.-
On the pavement, ■ and on the ground,' the
same sound was hoard,"—a kind of . double
rap,'as if a stroke and a rebound were dis
tinguishable. When the ladies were sepa
rated at a distance, no sonnd. was heard; but
when a third person was Interposed between
them, the sounds were heard. The ladies
Beemed ready, to give every opportunity to
the Committee to investigate the causa fa],
ly, and would submit to a thorough investi
gation by a committee of .ladies, if desired.
They all agreed that the sounds were heard,
but they entirely failed to discover any mans
by whukit could be done.
After this report, and some discission on
the subject, the audience selected another
Committee, composed of the following per
sons: Dr. H. H. Laneworthy, Hon. Frede
rick Whittlesey, D. D.MeCuilnm, William
Fisher, of Rochester, and Hon. A; P. Has*
call, of Leroy. At the neat lecture, this
Committee reported that they went into the
investigation at the office of Chancellor Whit
tlesey, and they heard the sounds on tha
floor, on tho wall and door,—that the ladies
were placed in diflerent positions, and,'like
the other Committee, they were wholly un
able to tell from what the sound* preceded,
or how it was made,—that Dr. Langwonhy
made observations with a*tetheacopeto.as
cwtUa‘whether there was any movement
' -'U
VOL. XTO -NO.
.of she
encewhen the>Qßnds,wera^M«
there wesno kind of probability or
ity Of their being made by yeatruoqt j®n.aA
same-had supposed—end. ihey col la. notj
have been maae'by machinery;--.
'. Again, after tins report, another CoifiiniH •
tse fwaS formedj from persona. whohad bj>ri
ipcsedin the meeting all pretensions tether?
being any thing but atrtek.; -
■■ xhe Committee was .composed of Dr/E - , 1 ,
P. Lahgwoithy, Dt., i. Gales, Wm. Fitx*_
hugb, Esq., W. I*- Burtis, and L;
This Committee met at the roomß ofDr. -s
Gates, at the Rochester House, and appoint- •
-ed a'Committee of ladies,: who took the .
youh" women into a room, disrobed tiiem,
ind examined their.-pereqns. antLqlothing, to
be sure that there .was. no.fixtures - wont' -
them that could produce the sounds,,. Whea.j
satisfied on this pointt, the Committee; of ;
ladies tried some dher experiments,
gave the young ladiealthe flowing certdM
they wore standing l on pifloteii,
with a handkerchief tied around the bottom
bf their dress,'■ <dthe-ahbl«i
the rapping on thB wall;ond floor distinctly*
MRS. STORT, MRS.; J.'GATRS,;/.'”!
MRfl.il. p. UtWBIKCX. s
; In the evening. the .Committee; through-!
their Chairman, i)L iimgworthy,. XRRdefAt
very fall report- of their : eliminations .da- ;
ring the day. • They they haa.
'excluded all the friepds, of ; the twb
jladies from the Committee' ahdTfad
Jhe examination only :in presence *of the :J
Committee of and ladies chwea 4 ...
.by them. Notwithstanding all tins
tion, these sounds were heard when’the ta-*
dies etooA-on large feather Withenft
and in various: other positioner boffin
;on the floor and. on the wall, dial a number '
:of questions .were, asked,: which, -
■swered, were generally qorrect. ‘EachmemV
;berof the Committee;reported .
agreeing with,, and corroborating
■statements. * ‘ :v /‘' '
Thus, by three of the strictest serntb
ny by men bf inteUigence,' - were the per
sons in whose presence-/'these are !
heard, acquitted of ail fraud.;, i.
On Friday evening, after the .lecture,.
three of the Committee, viz: Hoa., P..
Hascall, D. C.McCullum, and Wm,;Fisher x
repaired to the house of a citizon, andpur
sued their inveitigationa still further.. "Tnefa
were near a score of persons present The'
members of’the Committee yrrote''manY
questions on papery which' no persbn/pres*
sent knewthe purport of, r and they Were
swered correcuy.' At times they wonld aak
menially, and .would receive : uio-anawera '
with equaLcorrectness, and they.were folly
eatisfiedrthatthcre.was writhing-,present
manifesting intelligence beyond theperatw,
. . • •• n -,±
.. .One of,the Committee, tried the erpexi
ment of/standing tfie ladies on "glaM,7'ana
failed to get any but the sarriß Wai v
subsequently tried in presence ©f a'laige
number of and the sounds wefe ai
loud and distinct as before, on the floor as
usnal.: • - .. -i/-,'*
Such are ; the - facts, so far ; as this pmdip
proceedings are concerned,
small- part of these, strange occurrences,)
with the Committed’s/feports greatly cpff
densed. '
Thus the - matter stands - at present,' and
whether* it is only a remarkable phenomena
which will pass away with the present gen
eration, orwith the persona who seemiiaw
to be the medium . of this extraordinary
communication, .or whether it be
mencement of a new entj of spiritual mflqx
inte the world/ it is certainly something
worthy the attention of men of candor v 'dna
philosophy. E. W. Caprok, Auburn.* : ' r:, |
- ' •- .Gcoiicn:' \9iLLXVs ) 'Rochester; 1
Rochester , Nov. 22, 1849. . r?,-
GOOD H2WB FBOH APRICA!
We have Received our Liberia exchanges
down to the 14th of November. The. Umri
nary of that data’ contains some very: »4-.
courting revival news from Several qUft
ters; The editor says: / rrr -' :
Thanks be to God; who has caused us' \o .
triumph through onr Laid ChrixtV : 4n%.--
answer to prayer, there has bden a T gr4eitma
revival going on during theTaattwo mcßEths.
Daring the last quarterly meetrogin Septem
ber, tbe fire of God’s spirit broken out At
Miilsburg; about 50 experiencedTtho-for
giveness. of sins; and manifested - tiieir 4 e *
termination to serve God, by uniting them
selves to the churches at that place.. .From
Millsburg, Caldwell seemed ,to, catch the .
healing stream , and for five weeks the 'ser
vants of tbe Most High there most
successfully; tbe spirit of conviction' broke
out like wild fire among stubble, followed,
as it was, by plenteous mercy, until about
00 professed the forgiveness of their kins,
Themselves to the church.' 'la ■
the feast of fat things, thero were somo ex
traordinary conversions; one man wbo had
been mourning for more than seveayears,
suddenly felt the mighty, influence, la.tfis
soul, which is siceeter than! life , and sfronger
than, denth, and he . was enabled to shout
praises to God, and. testify that'when be
believed, God converted hit souL Another per
son who had been trampling : on (he “thick
bosses of Jehovoh’s buckler” for more than
eixty-four years, without remorse,—turned
to the Lord with fnllpurpose of heuq sought
’and-found the pearl of great New -
Virginia and New Georgia shared plenteous
ly in this spiritual huvest wh3e/ ( our
brethren up the river were thus feasting and
rejoicing, tbe membership in Monrovia
were in constant prayer to. God for a revival
of his work in this place; and Thors day,’Oct.
25 th; was set apart in solemn prayer for the
commencement of a four days’ meeting—
and he who hears the prayer.of faith,;an
swexed to the joy and-comfort of the;souls
of his believing children; they, were revijed,
strengthened, and built up in. the faith, un
til their measures ran over, and,ltae “gtanr>
r freihedteith new wine,” they Boldly praised
God both day and night. 'Some-fifty or six
ty souls have professed to be converted and
reclaimed by the power of .regenerating
grace, 'and forty have joined ub on probation,
others having united with our sister church
es, the Baptist and, Presbyterian; 4 Andnow,
though the meeting has,been in progress .
for two weeks, there are yet some. 25 or 30 *
who are seeking the solvation of tiieir souls.
Thus the church, during these two- months,
has roceived an accession-to her number of
120 persons, who aro now on their journey
to heaven. Among the numbers united
with tbe different churches, there are’ some
thirty or forty native Africans.. .i V. . .
The editor remarks that ha; had just ret..
ccived a letter from the Rev. Amos Herring, _
Greensville, Siqoe, giving an account of the
addition Of 11 persons to our chnroh in' that,
place, all of them professing godliness; / and
that the glorious work has not ceased/ ’ To
God be the praise. The accounts from the
Colony generally represent it fobo ih a pros-,
perous condition.—Zum’HTirald • /.
■JWt »»<1 c»«t Iran Bntllniri
rpHb subscribers bee leave to inform the pabue that
X ' they have obtained from the Gut all the late and
fashionable design* for Iron Railing, 'both tor hows
ana .cemeteries. wishing to procajo:han<!-
stttne patterns willpleate coll anil examine; and jodgo •
forihenuelvc*. .Railing will be furnished at the short
est notice, and ih the bent manner, at the coiner of
Craig and Rebecca streets, Allegheny city. *
»ttct»-dt/ ; A. LAMONT & KNOX
J OyitenlOyitinl r n
T>URKK & CO'S Daily Express Is now rerulnrly de-
JJ uvennir.Cim and Shell OYSTERS/ which are of
feted to dealer* and families at the lowest price*.
UuaUty -warranted-equal to auy brought to this mar*
ket, and for sale ly •, . : t^l
' ' J. C. EIDWELL, AgVWa«f«t.
V* c lowing 'lepoir.;—lteis &Bcnrei, cot
ney brrmhfio.d a;u. Second st*; E, Hc.axlelon, Diamond;
■Mgrccrfc Robmuon. Federal at JMlccheny. oellS
, OUKttSWiIOD OAUUW
\STILu remain open for visiters anti! the Ist Jacni*
▼ Y rjYiSSO. ; Oyster* and other Refreshment* rail,
cd to tbo icasoU will bo kept- The Greenhouse. con
tairung a large fcollecuon of rare ami choice glanu,
will be open to visiter*. Roquets neaily : pat-op at
short notieo tbroogbeut the Keasom Aft- Omniba*
l^ v . M lhe -Allegheny nod of tbo St. Clair Street .
lmdee, every half hoar during thcday.ruanlnjtlolhß
Garden; and the ferry boat,' Captain Walker, rani
from too Poun, landing a short distance above the Gar-.
dotu 1 aruet wishing- to spend the -evening;- will bo
accommodated with a return Omnibus *«, lt> o’cloe* ‘
i.ol. KcptonlTeinperance principles,and dotedoa
umlay- • I *ptl3 =. J.STRAIN. /
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-•••-• - Forwarding and -Qymgmrlon Mar-
I chant, has removed to JVo.hT Front, between Wood
andSmithSc.ld streets; •••j.'-mfcvi.'i’ r .'go*
: “'.-T«• K‘- .-iMjiviuvi';-;
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