The Pittsburgh daily gazette., February 05, 1850, Image 1

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WHITE A CO, Gasetlc.
L. HaUI'ER, Post,
BIHFT M. RIDDLE, Journal.
JAMES P. HARK k CO., Chroitirb.
FOSTER k BuOTIiER, Dispneh.
JOd.tfNUWDKN, Mercury.
JAMES tV. DIDDLE, American.
lIIRaM KAINE, Kvernug Tribune.
■> pmsaatatt, Dec. I,IS-J9.
BUSIMSS (JAKI)&
AbEXAhDSIU n. WATSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—othee, on Fourth street,
above Smithtield— Lomie’s Buildings—up stairs.
jaa«*y
AL>AANDh.B i’JIANKLiN, AUomcy at Law,
Fourth st. novKbly
DAtlu C. TtJTTLK,
Attorney at law and commissioner
FUR FKNNSYLVANIA, St. Luc is, Mo.
All commuinctttioas promptly answered. oct23-ly
A!LM>TRONG k CKO2ER, Commission Merchants
ai d Dealers in Produce, No. Market street'
hiUflturplu deed
J'oii'BTii.itAN ltiN; *
ATTORNEY' and CtninselloraiLmw, andComnus*
MO iur for the Stale of Fciuisyivama, 8L Louis,
Mo |latt ol Fiusburgb.)
f HasaiNCKs.—Fuuburgb: Hon. W.Forward, Hump
ton A Miller, M’Cundlcss A M'Claie, John 11 Parke,
•I, ..flit A M'Cord k King. augUrdty
r. u. aarnn. 5 r. e rlustt.
BAIRD A STEBBETT,
ATTORNEY'S AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Fourih sued, between SciiUiCcld und Grant,
"riiubargh, Pa. jol3
joint a. Ltnaz. wu. v. nuxxo.
LARGE A FRIEND,
ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, Fourtli street, near Grant.
;ulfl:tf
JAfiES^rKtlßßi
ATTORNEY’ AT LAW.—OJhce on Fourth be
tween Smitli£eld and Grant st, Fitishurgh.
1 g?U£dly .
wst. BaoaiAT iour a. cososavx.
, W. XL WOUSIVAiD.•• -ULfti UADaUCT.
BAGALEY. WOODWARD A Co., Wholesaio Grc
cers.No.aH Marketsrreet, Philadelphia. nor.C
P Pittsburgh Allcall Works.
BENNETT, DEHKY‘ a CO, Muniifaeturen of Soda
Ash. Bleaching Powders, Mu rmlic and Sulpberic
Acids. Warehouse No. Water street, below Ferry.
. novJtHy |
Biuur k REITER, Wboles&le and Retail Drug
giste, tenter-of Liber.y and bt. Clair streets, Puts*
burgh, l'a mayU
BA. I'rtILNEdTOCK k Wholesale and Ke*
•ml .brog gists, comer Wood n nddUisu. jy I
CtILAKLhS NAY'COR, Attorney at Law, Third it,
t Ist door above Stniiaheld. ruivlb Utn
CRAIG & SKINNER, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants No, an Market *t, Pittsburgh. spts
aTWcANULTY A Co., Forwardityj and Com
V/* mission Merchant*, Canal Basin,' Pittsburgh Pa
- mcb‘J
CU. GRANT, Wholesale Grocer, Canmuruon and
• Forwarding Merchant, No. 41 Water sb onlsl
Duqaasna Spring Axle, Steel *»<
COLEMAN,' HAJLMAN A Co, manufacturer* ml
Coach and Eiiptie Springs, Hammered Axles,
Spring and Ploagh Steel, iron, Ac. Warehouse on
W&lcr and Front street*, Pittsburgh.
Also, dealers in; Coach Trimmings and Malle aids
Casting*. ©cilH
wh. s-crousn, uxa j. ilisut
ENGLISH a HENNITIT, (late English, Gallsxher
If Go ) Wholesale Grocers, Commission and For*
wording Merchants, and dealers in Produce and Pius*
hnrga Manufactures, No. 37 Wood sL, between t'd and
:U streets. octl
l,r J. 11E.MU, Attorney and Coonceilor at Law,
J2i« Cincinnati, Ohio. Collections in SouUiernOluo,
and in Indiana, and in Kentucky, promptly and care*
fully attended to. Commissioner (or the Slate of Pent.*
sylvama, tor'taking Depositions, acknowledgments,
Ac, Ac.
Rsrxs Wtt Beil A Son, Curtis, Church A
Carothera, Win. Hays, Esq., Wiilock A Dans, aiff
Ira Uersey**"”Aiidrtw Fleming 1L K. Fleming.
IIEUSKF, FLEIIISG * CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR the sale of Damestic, Woolen and Cotton
Goods, alto, Usaiersm ail Kindt of Tailors 1 Trim*
ming*, No. U. 7 Wood street, fourth door from Filth,
Pittsburgh.
Harsßcrcr: Messrs. Wn. A. Hill A Co n Bankers.
janwti _ __
~i. C. Breylogle—i*—••••••*•— H. Clarke.
BIIKY-FOGJUS: tu CLARKE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCH
ANTS, aofl dealer* in Window Ola**, White
Lead, Ac. No. »UsSeci»ttU»L janfl-y
. .. wu. u. juusstus.
Forwarding a commission merchant,
No. li3 Second atreet, Pimbtirgh. dc!4
' J ' etoaeC wTsmitii - . uxa d. vwu.
GEORGE w. SMITH A CO., Ifrewer*, Mainer*
and Hop IV-alcr*, Vitt «t, Pimbargh. *t»uH
GiIiJRUB iSoCtJKANrComimnioii amfVorwardJig
r Merchant, No. go WoodgtrccL Pituborgh. myl7
—T —HoiIE~LkXcTUS FACTORY.
HAhlli/ION STEWART, manufacturer of Heavy
Sliffthiss. C‘iccki>. Ae., Rebecca *tn*?t, city or
i * Allegheny. novUWly*
H. LT.E, (*ueceisor to Moiphy A Lee,! Wool Deal
• «r and CommiwoA Merchant, for the sale of
• American Woolen'S «• febl7
wi7uiau>, Uatumore.
. A. 1. BTCXNOB, SSWAM UtALB, I Phiiadc.
'_fr.c.« , OA«Mos,;miMA-WAimr*, > ,
TTTEAI.fi a itirnKNOß, Tobacco Cornmimon Mcr
jn citoii, 4i North Water «r, A IC North Wharrcs,
Philo. noTpO-tf
s.*.a*ust/ - —vx. r. loses.
aARDY, JONES A Ctb, (successors to Atwood,
Jones t Co.) Commission and Forwarding Mcf
chhntvdealnrs in Pittsburgh Manufactured Goods,
Pituhorih. IV ’ Tnch37
NOTICE.
I HAVE associated 1. B. MeVAV with mo in the
Exchange and Banking bo*iness.
January ui, W'.d. 11. WJLLIAM3.
Wm. 11. William*.; I B. McVay.
; WSI» U. WILLIAMS * CO.,
BANKERS and EXCHANGE BROKERS,
. North East comer ol Wood snd Third streets,
J»pl Pmsscam. Pa.
tBiIXU liwn, 803XC7 SMUT,
ISAIAJi PICKED' h Co., Wbole*ale Gr«eeT*. Com*
jalasusn Merchants,end dentern in Produce, N0*.55
Water. er.u HC Front streets. Pittsbitr *li. novr«_
I<o- XcaOghkV l Apent for th« (.ako Krie and.
ftlichuui Line to Hearer sod the Lake*.—Office
on the cornct ef Water and Sraithfield «U. jan4
John t>- liilwonit«~
John »• U Joteph IWwcrth
k -r g. UIUVURTII i CO., Whole.ulc Grocer?, «Dd
. \ V* Agent* lor Hazard Powder Co., No. ‘l7 Wood tc,
\ Pittsburgh- de3.j_’
£j \S.^3LSiSS^^S^s* w is“
.’. Plttaburgk. , eptfi
JroHN M. Apothecary
I N6.4* Market tL.urce doora above Third at PiiuJ
bnntb.w^l: have constantly oshtnd a well leleeted m*
ioriment oOV . <*it ana freshen Medieine«.which ha
will nil onNt-o "»*» reasonable term*. Phyiician*
lending nnlerVw-i!! ba promptly mended to, and rap.
' plied vrith article* lacy may rely upon at eonnine.
r trj- pbyitrinn* Prerarmtinn* w:l! be accurately and
B«wy P* •jpawd from lU be*t material*, at any btar of
ho day or night. \
Al«o tof s,,lc » 1 lar « » lo t* of fr **b goodl’e'f*. i
(hery. _ lain 1
' V SKV. LL.L, i.fxjntellor at Law.-of
,l fice o» Fourth »t.. above SmitU&eUl. novMy
U»te*of WarrertvOtiio.) ComialV
»!« *u:il Forwarding MreebanOand wboletaJe
H.iferin WWicrn Reterre Cheese, Batter. Pot and
f££ri-Ash,«n<i Western Predsee generally, Water
’ ggf-tffwc-.. amitfififM and Wood, Pituburgh, apa
J'ollN WATT, (Jmekesaor to Kwait & RelUvt,l
I ■\vhok«*ilc (Jrocor and Communion Merebtnv
ii.r in Prodate aud'Pituburgh Manufacture*, eor
«4JM «n»u.
VjBiETX - IIUTCiIiSOK, * Co.-Stcctoor. u
.1 ■ l!otehi«m & Co- Comairdon Merchant*,
Mij£enl« of the Pt Louis Bteam Sugar Refinery.
Jg? 4?watcr and trj front tifects, Pttuburyh. j
lint
CARDS.
J BCUOONMAKER k Co.. Wholes&ls Drugg-.sU,
JOHN D. MORGAN, Whotexale Druggist, and deal*
er in Dye bluff*. Points, Oils, Varnishes, Ae., No. W
Wood street, one door South of Diamond Alley, Pitts*
burgE | janl
J~ AM EH KERR, Jr., k Co., {successor to Joseph G.
Davis,) Ship Chandlers, 38 Watcrstrcct- oe3l
IOHN D. DAYIb, Auctioneer, comer Sth and Wood
»r streets. Pitlrburgh- ocif?
JOHN ill. HELLOS* \Vhole*alo and Retail dealer
In Matte and Musical Inttnunenis, School Boom,
Paper, States, Steel Pen*, Quilli, Primer*’ CahK ami
Stationary genera!l7,No. El \Voo« *l4 Pittsburgh.
ITTRag* bought or yiben ip. trade, wpis
J" UHNSTbN i. STOCKTON? Bookseller*, Pristteri
and Paper Manufacturer*, No. 44 Market at., Pitt*.
bureh. jc6 -
JOHN PtOTD. ■ i ( KtCUA&O Plots.
J& R. FLOW’D, Wholesale Grocers, Commission
• Merchants, and Dealers in Produce, Round
Church Building!, fronting oa Liberty, Wood and Gih
streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. jnjs '
JAMhiT tlAiiZHLli, Wholesale Grocer, Ccntnnpsion
Meiehaht, and dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh
Manufactures. No 24 Water sl, Pittsburgh. jaulC
JB. SWEITZKR, Attorney at Law, othcc Ji at.,
« opposite M. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh, -prill else
a Head promptly to Collections, ui Waihlr.rton, Fayette
and Green counties, Pa. *
REFER TO
BJaekstoch, Bell* Co., ")
Church A Caiothert, >Pnuburat.
- - D. T.. Morgan, . j oclSulJL.
IT" B2H & JONES, Forwarding ar.d Commission Mcr
ebanUf Dealer* in Produce and Pittsburgh rc.mu
r»ctured crude?. Canal Basin, nearTth *L '_ov|t v
PlcVfi BILL. PTTTbBLIRuiI.'PA.
KENNEDY, CHILDS A CU.,'Manafaciurer* af v
superior 4-1 Sheetings, Carpet Chain,-Co c ey
Twine and Batting. jadtKyJbou
Veanvlua Iron Warlcs*
LEWIS, DALZELL& of all ci
te* Bar, Sheet, Boiler Iron and Nails of the be*l
quality. Warehouse, 51 water and 105 front sL
LS WATERMAN, Wholesale Grocer, Forward
* ing and Commission Merchant, Dealer in Pitts*
burgh Manufactures and Produce, Nos. 01 Water tt.i
tnd ft? Front ez. .
UERCER * ANTELO,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
Liberal advances made oo consignments.
janU-'Gm
wv. RILIKX, Philada. c. w. KtctrTSo.v, Pittsburgh.
MILLKK A RICKETSON. Wholesale Grocers. nnd
importers of Brandies, Winen aud Segars, No*.
IJU and 174, corner of Liberty and Irwin street*, Put*-
burgh, Pa iron, Nails, Cotton Yurus, Ac. A'*, cun*
staidly on hand. ' augH
iou.v sratix. jas. b. a’oiu. Walter c. niis-
MctilLLS A ROE, Wholesale Grocers and Coniioi*.
sioa Merchants, No. 1W Liberty at., Pittsburgh.
iaG
MURPHY, WILSON A CO., (lute Jones, Murphy A
Co.) Wholesale Dealers m Dry Goods, %7v 4$
Wood street, Putsburph, uovtiJ
MA'ITHKVt WILSON, Portrnitand MmuturePstn
ter. Rooms, corner ol Po«t Oflice Alley and
Fourth street, entrance on 4in near Mattel.
FiTTSiiUko'lPtfTUiL '\VURKa aNl> SPRING
AND AXLE FACTORY.*
•axac josh, jfias i. ncioa.
JOKSS * CLUICG, |
• v.<ao » HtIUU, fl
MANUFACrUHKRjj of sjmne «mljUli*ier «tecl,
plongit (led, siecl plough wing*, cdLch aid clip
lie «nriagt t hammcn:tl iron cmi demerit in mal
feable castings, fire engine Iniupdund
gencraJly, comer of Russ. and Froci n« , l'iu/„ur,(ii,
Fa. ft-til*
NUUUMES A SUN, iNo. M Murkft second
* door iroia corner of Fourth, dealers m Foreign
•nd Domestic Kills of Hichaiigo. Certihcuic:i of Depos
it, Rank Note* sr.d Specie.
ID“ Collections mad on all the principal nuu
'broughuut'lhe I’niird States. di-el 7
NUL'CKM ASTER, At.asjt&an—Uiucr, Fourth *u,
a third door above Suiiihhrld, south ode.
Conveyancing of all kinds done With the gicatest
care nod legal accuracy.
Titles tc Real Kstate examined, Ac. oct-ltt-ly
FUUr. UKNKY UOUBUCK,
PENN STREET, between Wayne and Hum:, Las
resumed hi* professional duties, giving m»uuc-
Uocs oi the Piano, tJuitar, and in Vocal Mua.c.
augUaltf _
rEiiiN l r KA _ STTOUKNo Si Fourth
su near Wood—All quantities of <>rcc:i in id
{Bblb Black Teas, done up in quarter, hull, ami
one pound packages, ranging fn»n&> cu. 'per puund
|J 2 50__jyi A. JAkNEj*,_Agt for Pekin Tea Co.
REISIKOEII, WELLS A. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF GREEN CLASS WARE,
"I^o. 517 Market street. Piusboigh, Pa, keep constant*
Xi !>' on bond and nyike to order all kinds »i Via,*,
bottles, Ac. Porter and Mineral Water bottles, ol sc*
penor quality.
Particular attention paid to Private Moulds.
novJU ly
RUIIISON, LITTLE A CO., No. lua liberty *.lert,
Pittsburgh, Wholesale Grocer*, Produce'and
Commission Merchants, and dealers ir. Pittsburgh
Manufactures. jy7
ROllEllT MOORE, Wholesale .Tirocr:, Rectifying
Distiller, dealer in Produce, Fittshuri'h .Manufac
tures. sue! all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Wines
end Liquors, No. 11 Liberty street. On band a very
.urge stoek of superior Old AJoueugohcSa whiskey,
which will be sold low for cash: apIS ly
L. b. nETnOLD*, 1. L. SUi*-
HKYNOLDS ArSIIKE, Forwarding and Camtfii.*»lon
Merchants, for the Allegheny River Trade, dral
train Groceries, Produce, I'ltisburgh Manulactuirs
uid Chloride of Lime.
The highest price*, in cash, pud at all limes for conn
ry f*r« Corner of Penn and lnvm *•*. ianiT)
OUERT DALZeLI A Co., Wholesale Grocers,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants, dealer*
n Prodace and Pittsburgh Man<i*a*turr*. Liberty *t.
tSus'-uren. Pu. ' »h .•{'
Uoirr. A.'ct'NNlS’GlUM'i Übo'le*ii‘le Grocer,
Dealer in Produce nn-l Pittsburgh .Manufacture*
»«. tJ4 l.ibcnv «t »>ia
A WHITE, Wholesale Dealer* Id
O Karen;!! and Domestic Dry Goods. No. 99 Wood »L
t-Mn(
SH W. HAKHAUGH, Wool Merchxuu, Driers
« .n Floor and Produce generally, and Forwarding
and Commution Merchant*, No, 33 Water *L, Pitu.
borr h _
r SELLXX.*; KTTSSBUeH. JOlDt NIIHOLS, axKTLASO.
SELLERS A NICOLS, Produce and Ueneral «>nn
mission'Merchants, No. 1“ Liberty su, Pittsburgh.
9penn, Linseed aud Lard Oils.
(T~"F." VoN'IIONNHoKSTrS Co., Wholesale Gro-
O* Cera, Forwarding and Commi-sion Merrhints,
Dealers io Pittsbargh Manufactures and Western Pro
luce, haveTentovea to their ncwwnrehousejald stand)
No. 33, corner of Front iL and Chancery Lane.
nnv7
'I'ASSEY A BEST, Wholesale Grocers and Commit-
I tion Merchants, and dealers in Produce. No 33
Wood »t-, Pittsburgh. poffff
wit. BaOAUT jobs *. cotonacr.
w. H vrooDWsan axt-ra aaoxi-rt.
WM. B-GALEY A CO., Wholesale Groc-r., 16
and t» Wood street Pittsburgh. novU7
W. A B. aiTCHBLTRBE, .
WHOLESALE GROCERS, RECTIFYING DIS
TILLERS, and WINE and LIQUOR MERCH
ANTS. Also— Importers of Sods A*ii and Hieaciireg
Powder, No. 1W Liberty tt-, loppositc Sixth *t.,i Pitts
burgh. • r lr. :
iqhji 6- wicx, oavia jtcamjlk**
WICK A M’CANDLESS, (successors to L. A J. D
Wick,) Wholesale Grocers, IVrwartlu.!: and
Commission Merchants, dealers in Iron, Naiis. Glass,
tonen Yams, and Pittsburgh Manufacture* generally,
rtf Wood and W'iUct -trrets. Pittsburgh. ,
Tir W7WALLACIVM:II itnue and Mill Fumis'ii-
W • in* establishment, No. 24t Liberty ru, ueur the
eatial __ u . ,nR ?„.
W' W'WILSON, Wfilches,Jewelry, Silver Wore,
, and Military Good*, corner of Market and 4th
street*, Pittsburgh, rX. N. B.—Watches and Clocks
earelully repaired. de rt
TTTKST BOWEN—Commi*jton and Forwarding
YV Merchant, No. 90 Front su between Wood and
Market streets. fcbtM _
W R."MURPHY, Wholesale and RetaiTdealerin
, Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, north cart
eonrer of-MaTket and Foarth tu vug*JT
'wr.. Totitta, jko. a. sreesa
WM. YOUNG A Co.—Dealers in leather hide*. As.
143 Liberty st ; ,*;.5-It_
K-CCTOUtOrt. ' . BOiT. MTCTCHKO!*-
SVIS. s ctiiuuun. -■
WA IL M'CUTCHEON, Wholesale Grocers,dea
• lers in Produce, Iron, Nails, Glass, ami Pitu.
hnrrh Manufacture* generally, IJJ Liberty st, Pitts
burgh. _der2_
WW WILSON, Dealer in Watches, Jewelry
« Silver Ware, Solitary Goods, Ac., No. 57 Mar
set *l * _ nov7
whttihbli'n,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BiU&r, Pa
*ll r tt.T. also attend to collections and all'&ther busi-
W ness entrusted to him in Butler and Armstrong
counties i Pa. Refer to
j.kS. Floyd, Liberty si.)
W. W. Wallace, do (
Junes Marshall do f Pittsburgh,
dly Kay A Co., Wpod su ) ._ I*a7
PBTTIOREW A CO.,
. STEAM DO AT AO B.NXS
Wu-JUSUM Omci ABOVB M. Alika A Co,
nffilßEEfifl oct3l No. 42 Water urwl
HOTELS
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE
POOO A3D TUCBStun, PROrUIiroES.
MTQIS establishment long and widely known a*
being one of the most commodious in.the city of
Baltimore, has recently undergone very exten
sive alterations and improvement*. An entire new
wing has been- added, containing numerous ruid airy,
sleeping apartments, and extensive bathing rooms.
The Ladies 1 department has also been completely
reorganized and Cued un in a mo * anique and bcauu
fai style. -In fact the whole arrangement of the Hou«e
has been remodeled, with a single rye on the part of
the proprietors, townrds'lbe comfort and pleasure <if
their Guests, and winch they confidently assert will
challenge comparison with any Hotel in the Union.
Their table will always he supplied with every sub
n,-i util luxury which the market affords, servrd
up In a superior style; while m the way of Wines, Ac.,
.they will not be surpassed.
In conclusion Jid proprietors beg to snv, that nothin*-,
will be leh undo"* on their part, and on the port of their
assistants, to render this Hotel worthy the continued
patrouage of their friends tuid the public gcncrniiy.
The prices for board have al*o been reduced to the
following rate*: -.«, .
Ladies’Ordinary, . fcl,/operd*y.
Gentlemen’s “ ‘ , ~
N. B.—The Baggage Wagon of the House will ».*
ways be found at the Car and Fleam boa - . Landings,
which will convey bnegugc to udd from the Hotel, free
efenarge. . maydtr
LAMARTINE lIOCSK,
co&irn ov roeani a.vo uaa.nt rratrrs, pirmtcaeu.
THE subscriber respectlully atmouncr* that
JfiNhe has now opened his new and excellent Hole.
for the accommodation of travelers, bourders,
and Uic public generally. The hogpe and Cunntur*
are entirely new, and no painsor expense have ben;
sSpared to render It one, of the most comtortai'le and
pleasant Hotels in the city. , t
The cßbscriberU determined to deserve, and there
fore solicits, a share of publia patronage.
JACOBjIOUGH, Proprietor.,
YINEG^B— 16 bhts pure Cider r ti-r »al« by
janx« X. BFVONBONNUORBTACO
INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE!
Trentoo Solqal Life insurance Company.
SATife Of FBEJUtr* EEDUCED 25 PEE CENT,
i Capital, 8130,000.
JAMES DURNO & CO, Agents at Pittsburgh, Pa,
LEoaES or DiEsmojt, ax zauren, smv iesset.
ji Hoy, Jr. | Joseph C. Potts, Prcs't.
Benjamin Fish? j .l». A. Perdtcons, V. P.
Jpltn A. We art - . | 'Eii Morris, Secretary,
i - • Jonathan Fist, Treasurer.
rsVB.-fIS. B. BU , sltPft*LD * CO. will rontinro l*-e
wholesale and retail Dry Good* and Grocery Outness,
at the No. 230 l.iheriy «i, where they
I will be pleased lo .Itnve their frii-riils and customer*
coJI oca examine their stock of cood*.
ocCSL ' . S. U. DUSHFIKI.D k CO.
liuvtu ii. ojiiic.
REFEREES.
' 1 [KTW TOBI.
Comptroller of New Yoik.
George Wood.
John F. Alnekje. i
David Dudle>- Field.
Joseph Moxie. |
1/ saw jsbsxt.
Hi* Ere. Gov. Haines. I Ei-<»ov. Vroom.
W. L. Dayton. IT. S. Sen. I Isaac Wjldrick, At. C.
Gj. D. Wail, Fx-U. S Sea. f Wm. A. Newell. M. C.
Ll-Cov. M. Dickerson. Hon. 9. R. ilamiliou.
I MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
A.Sidney Donne M. D W. W. Gerhard; M. D.
I 32 Warren *L, N. Y. 301 Walnut BL, l’hil’a.
I'Ym.M’K Morgan, M. D., 11. R. Cell. M. D,
GeorffdJvrCook, Al. D.. Allegheny city, Pn.
Piueboreh, Pa
The Agents of this Company, at Pittsburgh, are aotb
oozed u> take every first class risk on Luc ftt a rtrtuc
cioa «/ nnoiiy-iir* ytr rent Irom the usual rales of pre
mium as charged by other Companies.
AlexamW Cuniitth'rs.
w. j. r. whuc, i\ m.
j A taan 30 years of age, taking a Policy of Insurance
far One Thousand Dollar*—
To r»n for ono year, pay* only S3,fct>.
do seven “ *• '*• 810,20 —annually,
do lifetime, u “ 817*0 “
in the same proportion for any sum up to 82000,
which In the extent taken on any one life.
7 his company commenced operations on the Ist Oct.,
and its monthly business up to the Ist Oct., Jt-U>,
•bows a progress exceeding that of any other Life Coin*
pony on record. ‘
The firs: dividend of profits will be declared to the
assured on the Ist January, IS3O.
I’utnnhleis containing the various tables of rates,
and all the' necessary Information on the important
.subject of Life Assurance will be furnished on appli
cations JAMES DURNO A CO., Agents,
dcl7 Odeon Buildings.
- FUIE IHSCIUNCE. •
fIUJUTREVrON MUTUAL LIFE AND FIRE IN-
I SUKANCK COMPANY will issue Policies ofJn
saronce against Loss oa Disuse by Futs, upouDwell
inn and Furniture, Stores, Goods, Ac., Ac., on .appli
cation io JAMES DUIINO A CO, Agenu,
del? Odcon Buildings.
HEALTH INSURANCE! at PUtoburgh.
The Spring Garden Health Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA CAPITAL SI00,00(1,
INSURES Male, and Females against the Expense
end Loss occasioned by Siekne* or Accident, by
on'immediate allowarcn rf from 83 to *9 per week,
for one. two, three, or four years.
The method o: effecting this Insurance, and the
manner of awarding the sick allowance, will be fully
explained by the Agent.
EXAMPLE.
A person can insure against Sickness or Accident
which will detain him from his ordinary business, as
follows, viz:
For one year, by paying rcrcive S 3 f work.
For two •* “ Grit', “ “ 4
For three 11 7.05, *- “ 4
Or, for a period of four years, the sum of 814,40 paid
oenunlly, will secure per week while -ick.
Every nrcessary information will he afforurd on the
subject ol Insurance generally, by
JAMES DURiS'O t ro, Ageutf,
dcl7-dfro Odcon Muildiugs.
Life tud n«alth Imurane*.
riMIE Mutual Life and Health Insurance Company
J. of Philadelphia, Incorporated by the Legislature
of Pennsylvania, Man h, I*4?, Charier p'erpeiuat.
Canital, StWi.uno Rates lowkb thanaHT I’tivit.-
CA.tiA and lull ill j*cr ceuL lower (hiui U.c
usual rates of Life Insurance, as the following com
parison will shim-: Thus, a person of ‘he age of 3lt in
suring for 810» for life, must pity in ibr Gliard 82;!? —
Pennsylvania, 823t>» Femi Mutual, 82,30, Fquiiaoie,
BiU4; New England, SA3O; New York Life, S‘A3tt; Al
bion, Lite and Health, Philadelphia, 31,01.
Dtukdroxs —Samuel PrOrriek, Charles D. Hall, W.
F. Ilconr, Robert P King. Charles P. Hayes, M. W.
Baldwin. M. M. Reeve, M. D- Chus. O. U Campbell,
Lewis Cooper, 1. Rodman Darker, B. H. Butler, Edwin
R. Coper- rresident—Aamuel D Orrtek; Vice Presi
dent— Robu P King; Secretary—Francis Biaekburr.e.
Applications wtlibe received, and every information
given by SAML. FAHNESTOCK, Ad,
Office, ilommereiHl Rooms, comer of
oet',?? dir - Wood and Third »t*. Pittsborgh
~KIRE AND MARINK INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE CO. ot North America will
makv permanent and limited Insurance on pro
perty in-this city and vicinity, and m
Canal. Rivers, Lake*, and by Sea. The pro, ertie* ot
this Comnhny are well invented,-and furnish an i.vul.
able fuad for tlic ample im-'emniiy of all persou* who
desire to be proirc.rd by insurance
myla W.M. P. JONHS. Agent, 44 Water si
INDEMNITY.
TKt Franklin Fire Insurance. Co. of PktLiAelpKu *.
DIRECTORS. —Charles N.ne.rrcker, Thoma* Han.
Tobias Wagner. Samuel Grant, Jacob R. Sosnh,
Geo. W Richards, Mordecai D. Lewis, Adotpho E.
Done, David 6. Drown, Morris Patterson.
CkaSLXs.N. Bancazs, President
Charles G. Banrkcr, Secretary.
Continue to male insurance, perpetual or iimiled,
>tt every description of property m town or cociury,
it rater a- low as are consistent with security.
Tu Company bnre reserved u iarxe cfiitu-.rer.t Fund,
whirb widi their Capital tuid Preciitims, safely invest
ed, afford ample protection lo the assured.
The urci» ot the company, on January Ift, lb-19, as
published agreeably lo an act of Assembly, were as
Mortgages 81,017,43 b 41
Real Estate 94.721 e 3
Tnpporarv Loan* V*t,uoi ?5
Stones 41,423 ‘25
CtUib, Ac. * 37
JI.T.-.lyj 71
Smre their treorperatton, a peitod of IP year*, they
have paid upwards ot one millai.-i tour hundred thocr
awl dollar*, lo»»c» hr f»rc, inereby nSordiug evidence
cfthe advantages ofinsoraijce, as well a* the ability
and disposition to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN. Agent,
marl-dly Office N E corner Wood and 3d so
Tht Ptaaiylvanta Company
Fox H3ncx.\cx ua Lives a»d Uxavtiso Annctnxs.
IHIE tr«t Life lusarance Company tu the U Hiatcs.
Incorponued March 10, Irljf—cba. ter perpetual,
ilapital Bd>oo,y(A»—all paid in.
Having authorised the undersigned to receive appli
cations lor insurance, on which policies will be ;r»cr<L
according to their proposals and rates, which will be
mode known to applicants ot hi* office. No. dd Wood
street. sptl GEO. COCHRAN.
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS.
m n'Goip a co., igrs,
CM (Successor* to M'Cord A King) SRHI
Bsiblonsbls n«ltir’i/T > a
Corner of Wood end Fifth Street*.
PARTICULAR attention paid to oar Retail Trade.
Gentlemen can rely upon getting their Hats and
Cap* from oar establishment of the nen katxzials and
woscxAiwmr, of the latxst styles, and at the Lotrcsrt
rxicsn
Coantry Merchants, purchasing by wholesale, are
respectfully invited to call and examine our Stock; as
we can say with confidence that as regards voaUii
swl phcE. it will not suffer in a comparison with any
bousean Philadelphia fcblT
PITTSBURG□ FEMALE INSTITUTE
c| 'UK Second tkr-iston of this ImUtcUon, under the
X care of Mr. and Mr*. Goauoxs, for the present
academic year, will commence on the first of 1-ebrua
ry next, in the same buildings, No. 3d Liberty street.
Arrangements have been made by which they will
bcablc to furnish young ladies facilities equal la any
in the Weil, for obtaining o thorough English, Clas'i
.eal, and Ornamental education. A full course of Fin
lisophical xml Chemical Lecture* will be delivered
during the winter, illuttruied by apparatus. The do*
Lartuenu of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Modern
-unguages, Drawing and Punting, willeach be under
the care ofa competent Professor. By- close attention
to the moral and inicilectuui improvement of their pu>
win, the Principals hope to merit a continuation of the
liberal patronage they have hitherto enjoyed. For
terms, see circular or apply to the Principals
jntio-dtr
DELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
A FULTON, Bell and Brass Founder, has re
M built and commenced business at his old stand
aft where he will be pleased to tee his old eo«ioai
ami friends.
Church,Ftcamboai.and Bell* of every size, from 10
to lu.ux) pounds, cast from patterns of the most approv.
ed models, and warranted to be of llie best material*.
Mineral Water Pumps,Counters, Railing, Ac., toge
ther with every variety of Brass Costings, U required,
turned and firJ'hed .-n the neateot mnnncr.
A. F. is the sole proprietor of Uaduit's Atm-AtTßt
nu.v MktaL, *o justly celebrated for the reduction ol
rnotion in machinery. The Boxes and Composition
:an be had of him at all Umes. jatfhly
UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELS.
WR. MURPHY continue* to keep on hand a full
• astonmeiilof the Welsh Unshrinkable Flan
nels. and ba* recently received a supply of the finer
qualities. Alto Swansdown Flannels, a scarce am
i-ie sod well adspted for the wear of invalids, and
other* wanting soioetring warmer than usual. Also,
Persian and baute Flannels for Infanis wear, to
grther with a full supply ol American manufactured
Flannels, of different qualities. Also, SHROUDING
FLANNELS, of all the different widths, at tho North
East corner of 4th and Markrt tu.
Ip-Wholesale Room* up itairs, where dealer* will
olvrny* find a good assortment of new style goods.
ja«4
1 LoaCor Jstolan,
ON the evening ol Monday last. 7th Instl3 bun
dles nod 17 hni* oS Iron, (marked ty* McU A Co )
from the wharf, utnivc the Monongahela Bridge. Any
riKintiatinu that will result In the recovery of the
above unmad Iron, will b*c rewardcJ by calling on
SCAIFKA AIKINSWN,
j-«n!0 First street, bet'n Wood AMark ct.
~llor'BookJ Joist" Arrived."
SACRED SCENES AND CIIARACTLHS, by J. T.
11. u«ily, with original designs !>V Barley.
'H e Pi-eta* and Prose Writings of R- H. Daun.
Physician and Pnunnt, nr h l*rHCtiea! View ol the
Moral Dunes, Relations and late rests uf ibo Medical
I’lolrt*.on utul the Communiiy; by W. liouker, M. D.
Trio Puritan and Hi» Daughter: by J. K. Paulding,
author ol the Dutchman’s Fireside.
Los Gnugos. or an luride View of Mexico ani Col
foniia, with Wandering* in Peru, Chili nud Po yne-ts;
-* Lieut. Wise. For sale by
dcai ELLiurr a English, tv Wood »t
Now Is Hie lime to Ssbaerlbe.
OFFICE *<f rieoti's Reprint* of the Four Quarter
lies and Blackwood; St" per year.
Morn ■ a. Willis' Home Journal, published in New
York Wccklji 84 per annum.
Downing's Jloruculturaiist, monthly; S 3 per year.
'I r>e t uuivalor, monthly; SI per annum.
Thr Agriruhura,i«t, monthly; 91 per yrar.
The. Democratic Review, monthly; 8.1 per annum.
Tni: Bankers’ Magazine, do £5 tin
JA.MEd D LuCKWoOD.
) Bookseller A linporier. GJ Wood *t
Gultors.
A FEW very fino GUITARS, just rec’d from the
celebrated manufactory of C. F. Marun. ami for
side by (an« J. H. MKLt.HK.6I Wood st^
W'~*~ INLfOW GlwV36—SuTboxe* extO window glass.
•AO do lOxlff do do
6( do 7x9 do da
tvo do Pxld do do
P4U do 10x14 do do
In store andlfor sale by
jau3 fl. A W. HARUAUOH.
CO-PARTNERSHIPS.
Dissolution of Purtnerililp.
BY MUTUAL CONSENT this day. the firm hereto
fore cxuttnr uu<W ihe etvle of BUSIIFIKLD ft
LEADER, hauhren dissolved by Henry lender sell
ing bis eirtire interest in raid firm to Johtr'lcfJiti. All
business cornieeted with the firm of BushfieM & I«C.id-'
er will he settled by S. 0. Hushfiehl A Co., who ore
duly authorised to make all cotleriions ami aii;u*t aIJ
claims. BUSHFIKLD St LEADER.
PilUlrttTffh, Oct. 27,1 MU.
DlaaolaLlon.
THF. partnership of the undersigned, under the firm
of Uagnlry 4. Smith, wns tiut'olved bv n uiua!
eomoent on vtltn Septeoii*cr, W. Dnsnlcy ptirehiislm:
the interest of J. R. Smith, who retires. The bujinm..-*
of the firm will be settled by their succr»*ors, Win.
Dagalcy ic Co., at Nos. It? and VO Wood «t_
WILLIAM RAGALEV,
Pittsburgh, Oct. 8, ’4l*. ISAAC R. SMITH.
.CO-PARTNERSHIP.—'Wm. Bapnicy haring asso
ciated with him Wm. 11. Woodward of Pht r.dftphia.
John 8 o>*grave and Ralph Basnley of Pittsburgh,
will continue the Wholesale Grocery lJusir.nsi,al Net.
Id and «) Wood st. under the firm of
WM. UAfJALKV A CO. I'lttsliurgh: .
and ISAGALEY, WOODWARD A Op., Philad’a.
octl)
'Dissolution of Co*Partneri!tip.
f|MIE co-partnership heretofore exit-ting between the
A subscriber*, under the style cf Brown ft Cull.ert
•on, was (liasoived on the Ist inst bv mo tun I consent.
M. R. BROWN',
Pittsburgh. OcL S, IF-iO. A. CULBERTSON.
Tlie subscriber will enutiuuc. the Wholesale-Gmc
ry and Comnmsion Busmcnr, as hcnteforti. at the old
Hand, 145 Liberty at. octs A. CULBERTSON.
wts. B.fccuFt * ;swr> iixiwoN.
SCAIFEdfc ATKINSON,
i'.a am., nrrwEM Woon sxp Mssset. Prm«uan:r,
k'VJNTINUK to manufacture all Iriuda cf COPPER.
\J TIN AND 81LEET IRON WARE. ALo, Black
smith .Work. •
Steam Beats built to Order.
Special attention given to steam UoHrwork.
Have on hands a fine assortment of .Copper and IJtMi
Kettles, Tin Ware, Ac. Ac. Steamboat Cooking Stover,
Portable Forges, various sizes—a very vouveiurnt ar
ticle for steamboats, Califormn emigrants, or rail road
companies.
We would, respectfully invite stcutn boat ir.cn r.:d
other* to call onn see our articles ami price.* bcf>ro
pumliasimt elsewhere.. JY IT
Dissolution of Partnership.
mill'. copartnership of HKNKN* HANNKNACu,
X torrncrlv Jlannen. Muller it Co., in the Window
a d Colored Glass husiness, i* this day dts-oivrd by
the witfidiswai of Mr. Frederick Muller.
The bus in' ** will be continued by the u&Jcrsi.f.mid,
under.the firm of HENRY U.vNNEN ACO w>n*.
house No. 11H Second at. where we will her.
sanolies of superior Window (Hass.
JOHN lIAjNNF.M.
HENRY lIANNEN.
HLti H noBKRTS"N.
Pitttburch. Aug. V?. ’49 HENRY t'MS'tTA I>
Copartnership.
THE under«iitned have thisduy nsicciatcdwith them
in liLsinr.s JACOB L- SCHWARTZ, fu.d will eon
linuc the as heretofore, under the firm r.f
U. A. FAHNESTOCK x CO.
July kj->l9. __ jyl3
r»MiE partnership heretofore riistifig under th-t firm
1 of A. AC. BRA DLEVr'i* CissDlved!.) the d-m-a«e
of Mr. C iVadiev. The t»n»»,ew wih l e carried on by
A. Bradley. who will settle the basineM ef the late
REMOVAL —A. UtutiLKt.haii removed his Foundry
WoreaoUse from No lia Second stre.et, lo N<». IV
Woi»J street, between First ;u;d Second streets, o the
warehouse lately occupied by G. A. He»ry,-where he
will keep cc’ii't.vitly on hand a general assnrunenl of
Casting:' i.rules. Stove*. Cooking Stove*. - J)t'
Dissolution.
TMJK co-partnership hctctolore existing between ihe
subscriber*, in the name of Constable, Burke A
Co., is this day dissolved by rouiaal ronsent. Mrts:».
Horkc A Barrie* will settle the business of tte con
cern. for which purpose they are authorised to u»e the
name of the eouccra. NATHANIEL CONSTABLE,
EDMUND BURKE,
THOMAS HARM'S.
The utidenianed t-ave ihu day a,«sociated Iheuuolvei
in the name <>( BURKE A UAKMiS, lor L'ie purpose
ofmanufiieiar.i!-.' Fire proof Safes, Vuul; Doors, Ac.
ir, at the stand of the lute firm Of Constable, Hu*ke
A Co., where they will be j>;en*ed receive li.r, pn
tronasre of Uir eastaioer* ol that house and ibvir iVir-nis
EDMUND IfUKKF.
Thom Ah uaknes.
In retiring from the firm of Cpn«ta»de.. Burke A Co.
I with sincere plcnsurr rrecur.iceiid Mersrs.-Bgrse A
Barue* to ihe confidence in mv fne::d» a;.d the putdir
Feb. 0,1.-4 U. NATHANIEL CONSTABLE,
frlil.l-dtf
FORWABWNd 4c COMMISAiuN.
STUART A (lfoecrs, and Produ-.e upd Coin
murinii Merchants, No. He tVtsid si Pitt*'njfgti
Dealers in Gio.crics. Flour. When’. Hve.Oau.i nri.
iiwiey. Pork, llaeon, But.cr, Lurti, Uhrose. Clover,
T.ioolay unJ Flax Sywils, Ifi"> \a:li, A*- Ai
Ac. P irticulttf atieiuiou pa<d u> the sale o( Westcru
Produce.
UzrKHg.xco—,Mr«ar» Myers A Hunter, Ro’.t' Dal
zeh A Co., M Uuis A Hoc, Hampton, Mmm A
James vtuy, A Mooiaeott, Pnt«Li.-rgij. Ft un. r
X M’MilUn, Massillon. Jo*. S. Morriru.i, E-y , St.
Louis. *p'thUy
;uu.v a. c*a;o. Uip of N. Lisbon. f> w. s tcivbn
CRAIG 4 OKIN.YKU,
GENERAL At.IJSfV. I onunUsnm and Ftirtrarl
in< .Merchant*. No. uti Mnrsei «i Uyifiiunrh, Pu.
tn-prompt aiiention r.iven lo the purehOM- nnu
of all Lind* »i
RzrKK T-- .tt> A Murphy, Wil-oi. a -b.,
Piasuureb. Pa.. d. Hut, /nstiioj Ma.u...
Weilsvnie. t».. Jnhn 11 Brown A F«A rirpsir. EMioit it
Co., Phiiadi-.phia, U \\ .k Co., (treg< e.
.We, New Li.bon.it, y f . -.kmu-r. Him. 0. » Coffin,
Ciiscinr.au, J. P E-riier, Youngstown, O.; W 1, Stan
dan. Cleveland. O. Hi|tr44
GEORGE COCHRAN,
Coraralsstou and PorwardlngJlcrchant l
ko. *r> wtx’it n., riinscKOK,
CoNTI.NUI> to transact x general Commission busi
ness, especially in the purchase and *a> of Ameri-
■’an Manufaciures and Produce, and m receiving and
forwarding Good* consigned to his tare. As Agrul for
the Mcuiuiaciurcs, he will t-c constant!)- sapplrcd with
the principal anicie* ef Pittsburgh Manufaclnre at li:e
lowest wholesale prices. Orders and consignment*
are respectfully solicited. ,yj
MISCELLANEOUS-
Pczizz Macktlo* Oltop.
HWIGHTMAN —Manxfaciurer ofaJl kind* of cat
, ion and tvooile.n mncr .uery. Allegheny r ; *7, Ft.
The above-work* being now ::i lull aid succrst.'a. oy
eraunn. I am prepared to exe-jatc oiftrs w;tb dlvpateh
fur all kinds of machinery in *y lice, it;h us-wjllow*,
picker*, spreader?, cards, gnnc.-ig ruiibrnes, rail way*,
drawing frames, speeders, tliussll*. looms, woolen
card*, double or suiigie. lor merchant or foujury work,
mules, jacks, Ac.;*li;le and hand lathe* and too!* in gen
ernl. All kind* m ihafniig maileto order, or plum giv
en for gearing factories or mills at reasonable charge.
Kktxr tv—Keilnedy, Child* A Co., liluckstock, lie!!
A Co.. King. Peuiiork h Co , Jns A. Gray.
td printers; " “
JOHN P. M’CRKARY, Printing Ink Slnnofaeiurer.
No-. 11l and ‘Jflt tftainon street. NEW YORK De
pot No. 3 Spruce 'street—Would eslt the attention ot
Printer* u» his impruvni Printing Ink* uf v„riou.
kinds and older*, a; the following prices :
Extra hue Jet Black, for Card arid Wood
Cu's- - . Si OH and 3 f-0 per !’i
Fine Book Ink . . 075 - \im ' -
Boos r k - . . (I 4tr u uso *•
New* Ink - « |5 o i-i “ u '43
Fine Red Ink -75 c l <»> l 30 •• g ik. <;
Blue, Yellow, Green and Whnr 73c \ ig, j M „
Go'd size at iff per lb, and Bronx- ai 60, 75 ct* a-.d
f l per o*
A ypeeime.n of New* ink Can be .pen or; tin* paper.
For tale by JOHNaTON A MToOKTON,
.. _ d'lttsburgh, Pt.
C. Morgan A Co. Cincimiati. Ohio.
Monoil A Gnswoaiii, Ky. octl'iddm
JAMES W. WOODWKLb,
modern and Antique Pnrnilnrc,
«, Tkud Sraxcr. Pmnacxon.
/"*&&& A lafj-e and splendid
a»«oruncni of Forniiure,
suitable for Steamboats,
ÜBBKO Hotels and private dive!-
hugs, constantly on Land and made to order.
Tbr present stock on hand cannot be exceeded by
any anno-actory in the western country. IVwt*
wishing to purchare wosld do welt to give tar a call,
as lam determined my price* shall please. Pan cf
the stock cuiiritu in— ... ~
TeteaTete; Dnffet Ktaqeic;
Louis XIV Chairs; QoeenlEliZKbet’i chairs;
Tea I’orse: Fruit Tables;
Toilet Tables; Louis X V Cimunoi cr;
French Mahogany Bedstead* Piano ritu.-j*;
Alt sofas wiiL Flu»ii and Hwrjbtoili covsrs;
sfl MaJiogatiy Rocking Chains;
40 doz I'orlbr do :
50 “ Fanay do
223 centre Table.*; ,
SO pair Divans; 4 pair pier Tables;
15 marble top Drcs-dng Bureaus;
6 Wardrohrs; 6 Fccretarirsand ID »k r.-ser.;
20 marble top Wash Sturnisj
4 pair Ottomans
6 pair fancy iWork Standi; ;
A very largo assortment of -'oir.inoii chairs arid oih-i
lurnitnre too numerous to mention.:
Ip* Fleam Boats furnished on the .iho; tc*'- notice,
and on lire niKi iru«>iioble terms d"ri;>
DtapLxagzn filter, for Hydras-1 Water.
THIS is to eeriify thot Ji av. i.:- :
j-irnied Livingston. R.-.j-geo A «•<-.
s.ilr Aceins for thr M..c uf Jetill.tig's
l‘;c.rni Ini-i-r-ilirm IMi--. o*r tt.- --J
WT imssw P'usliurgti and A -c-r- oit/.
aW JOHN GIBSUN. Aid in,
for Waller M Uili*on, 35 > Brendway
I N. Y.
A f).ri 10. IMS.
We have hern U«itiff one of the ni-ove nrlieir- nt ’.fir
office of the Novelty Work* for throe mom-**, ot; trial,
ami feel perfectly sotisfied that H i> n useful iiivc.-m.-n,
ai:d vc take pleasure in recommending them a- n u*s,
fui article to ail who love purr water Mrdery will be
thankfully received and promptly cznouie-l.
octlP 1.1 VINGF'I'UN. ROGUFN A Co
n«T«ntbls Kllterlnc Cock,
4 FOR PURIFYING WAFER,
Which render* mrbid water pure bj
removing all subiUtrtces not soluble ir
water. The croton water in N. %ork.
clear ami pure to the eye. yet
IfsfiiQfwhen it paxses an hour through (hi*
V filteriiic cock. sbnw*u larce dep-si'.
impure subsi*a»’=t ; worms, Ac Tins
i. the case more or less with all hydrant water.
The Reversible Ftiterer L neat 15
not attended with the ir.ronveineuco inrnlem to oihci
Kihcrers. us It is cleansed without being detai nc,. fn c
the water pipe, by raejely turning;the key or hxru.<
?»m w* «deu»th«» other, Uf M «»7 proews, tb#
coarse of water la changed, and ali aci-'i~.alai;on« fo
impure substances -are driven off almost Instantly,
willioul uuecrcwing the Filter. H
advantage of being astop cock, and aasonlitii n.x..j
casts will be very convenient and economical
It can he attached wberc.there t« any ptessnra high
or low to m cask, lank, mb, Ac. ease. Toi ha litd
XTEW RAISINS and Cocoa tfhellsn—qr boxes
IN freih Raisins •* bags Cocoa «he\L* rec'd nnii for
& attfoKkla Tea Store, 7d Fcranh strecL decl3
sffIiELUSEOUS'
W.zt J. eCENN, Book Binder*.
WE are rail engaged in the above buttress, corneT
of Wood itih! TBird streets, Pittslmxgß, where
we are prepared 10,4<> dU I 'work in our line with des-
We Ottei'dto bur and oittv
faetfM. toils neauiess end du
rability- ~ . , ,
Blank : Boot* rtled to er.y pntlrm and bound eub
'•tanflally. TLmksln ntnnbcri orcldlmoke bound care
fiflly pot on books in gilt letters.
Tnoic that havfvwork in our litifc crtHaTited to call.
Pries* 10-. e. ; •E , -i • ... ! .
4 Sealest Cooking S*ov#*,,•Grate*, Ac.,,
i C(&-Roand Church,
corner liberly' manofsetnre
and offer for sale Platform, Floor.oml Couole: Scaler,
of the most iiuprored quality; Cootinqjftove.s, for wood
and coni; Eg|j Stoves of tfitriotts‘size*. Parlor and
coihmoni Grates, Hollow Wure,‘Ac. also
uiEuiufACUixe the Kilchoo Rangr,which such
general satisfaction to (bore •huyinr-it tn aw. ta nil ot
whirh they would respectfully invite Ute-sdtctiUoii ot
the ciuzcus and the public Teas tally-.- _
Pitt Macliitto.Work* Md S'stuitlrj-.'
rtTisßucou, rx. V »..
TOHN WP.WHT A Co., ard preptred-lo build Gorj» •
•j end WoolruiMaehitttry of evert de*eripuod|J!ach
us Cutdiuß Mathiue*,. tiptniiing Pritmes. Speeders.'
Drawintr Fi>mtB, Railway Head*, Warpers, Srrp'ers,
Dressing Frsrncu,Loonu, CanlGritnlcr*, Ac. Wrbughl
Jroa Shnftiiic lamed; nil b;zc* ofCast Iron. Fullie*urji
llan;;rr« of ttife- latest patterns, siido and luuul Lathes,
tad tools ofull kinds- Cajrtiiigt of every,deerrplion
inrm.*hcd on short .notice. Pattents made to order foi
Mill Genrirg, Iron Railing. &c. -l Bteaia Fipo for heat
i!ig Factories, Cast Iron Wtuiluw Sanh mid fancy Ca»-
nnus generally. Orders left at Ute Warehousv of J.
Pointer A Cr>., Liberty street, will-have prompt utten*
Refer to Ulackiioek, Deli A Oo y J. K. Moorehr.ad &;
Co., ti l>. Warrifr, Join lrwitt A Sons. Pittsburgh; <»•
C. AJ. H. WcrocTf Steubenville. . janUl
KBW COACH JPACTORYi
, , AUJtOiXXXT.
\X A. WHITE'A dU.'wdcldTespeetfully inform
i\i_. ihe public, that they-hUTo. .otyjpted. a »Lop on
Lncmk, bctweeuFcduTat ai d hrunlujfcy.Wrncts. 1 li-y
aror.iiw muting aud nfc prcpunwlto fttelveortler* for
every do»rripubii«f .Yuhiclus, Coaxes, Chariot 1 ., R:t
roucucs, Buggies, Pltuitbmi. Ac., 'A'd., which from their
lii’in taperji lice tn the muDuulctureof the above work,
ami the faci!ili4i tli«y.Jiuve,thoy feelconfid-iit Uiey ate
cimlilyd to do work on the rartr-t reaMunble tcroii with
the.-"- wunling article* iutheir line.
J'aying particular .OtirnUcin to the retecuon of i(m?c
and havfae ndhe but competent workmen, they
liuv, no 1 icvitalion Li waxrunung their work. ,Wc
*uereforo auk the ntUmuou of the public to UiisteaUrr.
N’. il. Xlrpuirljip done la the bwt tounner, aad on Uie
tsn*t rt-asoimble tdnn*. ; jax’tfttf _
PIAJfOBI
Till' fnliscnbcroffcri for wk a large and Bpkndid
lUHjrimnuof and njfthognny FTtnJut Ac*
u»r, I’uinnt, with end mtkout Coluo:ui> celebrated
jJinlitm AUacbmeiH. Tins .d*vve tusiruwenn are war*
riui.inl ir, !)« eauai to tu>y Itirtriuleafbrsd tb l*u» •■•ouu*
tr>, unit vv.JJ tw Bold lowe r Uu-.n aiijr liroephi itoia U»e
Kant. i'. IiLU.'JE, Sy II- wftod sr
sal door above 6*.h
.. n -V.ixr Scrip vnU bo taken M par ,far a f*.w ol
no ix.iovi- lu.iurtiac'-i. toyJ F. I>.
~VVAM'S’KIii
|\.VILV «s the PIIiLADKLI'HI-
Ai J NKW ’sOKK. UOjI.oN OULfcANS
tih.NHK/.L A(iKNCV ANDOUMMISSiON OmClv
\ onn»; MISN m\v!tole«sle wt;d rcuu! More *, ami uti.e.i
r. -.peftahir busine**. to n<M a-« |}<x»»!*kc«per»,'tMile«
Furtcts, I’ar--.:cpt;r3. W:aln:»-, Farmer?, Oiiicti
uieii, (Jot hf.entr, Honk ami Mop AgtuU, Qgllrritixe,
«>vrr»'jrpi iii *U Lrauubr* 01 Ac. Wt liotc
si mi licsi-s u larpc minilx rofjrooil «:suruoii« on ft? ml.
wb.cti pn>' ft m 3 .'MU' to Si.KHi per annum., Tko.ic ih
want af»itucUoiwvi \ii:o wv-iM ito well to tive
u« u r.uM, ail »o bare m nsh of tbo n-*ovc c»*
t:c», wttu-b w<U enable iw to piacc every applicant in
a vjuaMe #»tLiuion si tiic ■ Uune/i court. tve trir.* a
»ur<e ucpiuiiilwu'e in ol! th« above Ranted
w:mclj v irunVWtil eunb|f »j» lo jjV.c >UU[e satisfac
tion to nji vfuo :«*>• f-..»r a* w.u n rs‘l
TAYLOR & TaYMAN', SecouU n,
umwccc S until and Oiy.
N. ~lVr'>it:*...li»r.-c in a:.> portof ihr U. Slant*,
nn.i wMiiiup in obtain a .uaauon fai Malutaoro, «V? fi
ta- r m l!tc oik:*, 'Aiii bavc lhetr war.li imror
iliaitiy iitni.il*.** 10 !•> «(iilff*Aing u» a !inr. tj>o*l-pai'h
a» lr. m sril! curtail beta tre-unie sad ex
prriu . i»'l.icij they .Jiiicr-.vi-u wo ild incur Uy comii'u
•kinp nnj>!o) ti.flvt *pr
lA\ LAtii * i’AY 'i.VN,
in li-c oil)', Uud
Addros*.' ’
.St- ..!• .srciHi'l «<rcc!
ii;.' • Italtinore, Mil
BENNETT & BROTHER.
4FEr:NI*NV AKK S ANLiy.lTt/UKHS,
Otijilnichaic.|a«or I’lttxburfll*.;Pt.
IVareAgtMC, ho. i HI, tVonJ etrttt, l*Ui»burgh
i, r,-ji r..-. fc i.li! S f.-HMi «k»ori
jfJ'i'i/oicia »t V. arei »>w:i nutuniciarr. ai.r
" tuui country Mer
cucapei ih’iii na» ever namre been eife;e*l to the put>*
'..’fil.-rt n.'.i t-jr imi!* *rofinf.ar jlr a or :otc*«n 01
i:yrr:r;<r.rt win !«• aun;<l?ii if. uijlG
TULI AJLttimttTUli
:r.ryl.) c*]!;.S
r l ’>/ir' eucuijoaoi liiv »» re
-1 weic.;v whfe-Brt:t«.JB«
.ila h Kixx4f—Having ictica uf Lnlw
wciif-scil by yuui nivuiat-i-r. I iaJ me fo.ult prove:
y.'iir ii-j-iruii.tii* cortuc i: urnl r«*«-oiuwrr,J tlia use ot r.
tD if.... 1.7 l-» L\iili>i;-.i. U.« Hip lie>i uiutLofl frr Oi
teal ijoid. lUnp yoim,
' J. U UUNLEY V.GokJ Ltatar.
IMiubitrnt*. March 8, L-ty.
' Marca-7, )»4J.
>;«- lUna* rai"-;»'rJ ie ~t.tw
M.,U .tr.:ti;u&r:ojn , l -•! >'J»f .\K>i3>, 1 «!r- rsfcV hccljir
•to e«U3wniti£»kia». a>c oi ifao.-o uncart
a'.x.ur tvai<»?,(,*lo o«UiK»ri!!i in rdttfi of Gftti.
ii pvr< u tipjin)ilnss:?on tn Uie rpeciSo yraat
ly of lartiti*, n:;t2 wt'.J ccr.&jai? cii’il-Le Uie
:o .o'ccrutiti »!iru Lu p.irr? i* viduuir Gotti.
juitfl-J V.rom. rr.p'7. JV, M'-OUNTOOK.
» S’IUA UL’HltKKVl.ii J HlNii—Ju»; notuvcU tartiio
i. CUtsorint i mu. 11 cftoplrip R«ionin> m oi
Kiiinirt loilml.s, j'i rtneir.f from tT6.sii in
p-il.if >i'r *uii 0- mat. iaui> i.n»t unu tor «!e r.i un:
Zswi- r f £kj«.:, .-v* i \W“I -i
AH JHUU.II'S
I'rrr»it i:i.«
TIIO? K. HDHiKIU' :-.r, Your WKI
i»X TIN*. H.ni> »•? l.uvv anw i-e- n ujiir? nu»ri- than
a > -ur. rt»-J on look.n-: ov.-r i.-.r c;:lr. iti.uie l»> a, tve
tin-! tar lolr.r a lir*R.il I'H.n Unci. it x* |flej»*u"l !u
wr11•• •v.-l . flow* fn-t in:.i it «o< not rioff in? pen like
»ii<* oi.iii.nry i;:k* in &»e. Wtsinmj voa Uio reiuly *alc
•tfl.'H'Sr.N ft m.
I’ijt «'ib-. tojrther with Uuibcrl * KM Ilk. and Ma
chine Cop. Ink.. by H A. 1 iihurnofK A i‘«v, IL I’
M-'iwar::. A'.ceheny I’ity. o.ui Ly i:tr timmi/aclur. r.
K. Hiu.-ciu tJfUvKir; iinU ChittkLtl, earner 01 l-iL-cr
ly end Sm’ihheUi *l*. I'ltM-urgi! n.-in
WlrtZUh I'iUKil M’UUDxVNi \OS. I LAST
* CO.,
Ipacrewou-:0 StuMcy. Hanna A Oc.)
BANKKRS, UimiASf.r: (m»KKK3. -anil dualerv
ui' Foreign and Dotcshiir Hl<vtnnce, Ccrtilicni**
ol'. Dank Nine*, ami Siirctr—Foutth street,
iieitfi) of{<>4i!e the Bank of IV.i».>urgh Current mo
ney received o» dcpomiu—Sixbl Chock* for sale, rind
cellrctioin nude on nearly so tbu principal point* in
'(lie t«ce« premium paid (or Foreign and Amen tan
Cod
Advance* morl'* or. eoa«iyntnect* cf Produce, ship
ped hot.* on iii>erai lerui* ap-J
URKAT JNVF.N riov—VALUABLE i Ifc-COYXiIY!
Fax km akciinks Jascaut iu, Jsiu.
Pct**<i croiJ-vriw rji.-uK'tt Taf<ifs, Hd/c. «, Uureiuj,
Vvot t'a.-rt. Writing Deitu.
LivVKK of wuoDairr iituN
rilllK TAltl/liri li*.r *urpu»»..iif every other m-
X vci.tiaisbftlic kotil tmtv extant. They onn tie ex
lemli'd-iKnii ii'ii to twenty-five f.et, nml when closed
Ujr leaves are a>i consameJ ssik»lej_ they are ntiufe so
sii sitrri tunl "tiupea, ami are admirably adaptM lot
jhmmiboui.i, Horn!*, ami largo private UmiMc«, fam
ine w!ieii c;u.cd a complete centre table.
SOFAS' AND ItUßKAL't#—There article* urr-tnvel
ualdr, particularly in those wno witdi u> tcn:u>-
(jii>p room, flml Convert a sleeping npurtnu-tu mm n
purtor or aitting room, a* liiry c.uu'tn: ojn.ncd «ud »liut
itl t.-onveiiinicp, mid when shut. (be bedding i* rneK'*-
ed. A great raving in toons aud rent. AiUiiM.od
»lnmJ*.»tsen clo-ud mrri a bcautdul piece tit furuilurc
fur « p«ru>r or #»uiog room.
lit'OK CASKS—A mat and ssjcfu! article for parlor
or ctawing rm.sn. ,
WHITISH OliSKi*—For law office*, coununr rooms,
anil other entices; when opened a murtcwiveiueiit bed-
Head, rvlien eloped a pcriect Dc>k arid Library alone
I, vi*lble.
All tbete articles need no rccommcminiion: the
btiiu'.y oi tho whole is, sbi-y arc warranted iioi to sc!
out ol rejinir. ll will be. UtT ynnr inlricfU to enli mil
examine ui the iimnufactfercr'ii »toro,' No.
p:t'l’ual »ueei. I‘niibutcb In addition in (he above
ndvanlOßi*, they are prrH'f nyamsi bug*.
meltld JAMLMV \VUI»I>VVj:LL.
LOWELL KLETCUEU,
M&r.rrAt rckun or
■ SICOBOIi ISU rU KK SFIBITS,
Comer l‘n»iu u.d Vino *lieeu. Cincinnati. O.
from l > iii«borch for Alcohol, Cure i?ptrii-,
Itaw or Kfcmied Waiskdy, will be promptly til-
Monongaiiela lilvcry btpblc,
eft IHjßKirr 11. FAITFIIsON tnia opened
large stulilr on l'tr«i *l. ramiing through
rrrt to Second ri, between Wood aiul S*inilliQel J
aaMMAit«..iii the :eur of die Momuiftalielii IloiifC,
with an entirely new mock of Horaex ami (larmgt-. «,(
Lhe brat <]unlily -uid intert Kiy li-s. Hnrn'r kept at lice
n n, llic if*: mami'-r n-Vdli
SKW ROOKSI MAW UOOIi.SI
r p!ll; Cui.rniuiiun nml Fl-indurd ui the Associate
i Hi io'uicd Chureli u> North America: r>vo, iiouinl
ii.niii-ep.
'I lie Otiier Side, px No:e» for Hm History of ibc W’:rr
Iclßcr.ii AioXien'hnd tiie UniluJ Male*, wrim-n
M< iiro, and minaisicd limn the SSnuuHii, with not- *-
By A.C It.marj ,
SLxlcuesuf Rrfonna nml llcl jn.-icrs of G ren‘ Ilritnin
and ir.-jatnl: By (I K Slanmn
I'ln: Wora* ol I'rr.stdcnl 1-Alwarda, in 4 vol-; a rx
prim of ihe Wi.rrvji.rr i-itilioii, -wila udditioi.*, mm ~
Til- .Vioaniiiin* ol Kg-, pi. or Kcy».l j IV. ii.c-a ;or ,hc
Bible. li> h. I. Hiiwk. lJ |l i. i. II
•►I. Ituiiri of fi.ivnl Mile, IMS e.,L»f of Jimrnil of
■fVimre.r.v wuli ..-iecu ... Imm, -lu M.-m-haueou-
W*iini<»: By rt- c J l' Ti...inri,i»i.'
TU" Purilmi ,wt IB* B uis- .isr: In .1 K I’auldim;
nil V'lOxv Ol Mexico umi Cal
l' Nun
I'limilisr lori!< rx ui \ dune Aim, on visruiue subjee-s;
ile'-igmjd a-a C..tap.iaiiiii tn tiiu Voun/ Alca’a
By it in A. Ail-oil
riu- foen:ir.ii.l i>one VVn jrvj* ot H. A. Dana: i! vs
.Vmiven ii.,d itj Kcn.uuu: By i.-jyard.
1-or »nic by KI.UOTB A KNfiUsll,
NoWW.-o.iat
AtlaKLLANfc.uUS'LliEH.Aftiltt:,'
AT BUCK WOOD’S, 03 WOODSTitfiKT.
ijituU V.-> -mvrii'uu Aiifilcr’a liiude; Tuil of iUuj
±) iijiion*. Istuto. '
i‘iu<iti:i«{ » I‘uruiin uiul Hi* Daughter, 12mo.
Dr U.tokor'* I'hyueiau aud Pniieni; iduio.
Mia H lia' lleani njjii U-.iaqs; evo.
Ntum)>:i'» L.lc. l! ttuiiM; hvo. . •
NVa ider'a History ot ClinaUim Cnurch. 3 v«»;s, Svn.
st.-r. hr. spniu;'* MjemuU'’ oi ;»u.«s Murray, cvo.
Au-’criciui Almuisac. IsCO. evo ’ 1
JAAIiiA D. LOCKWOOD,
;an}o Importer, tkl AVpod -L
Wit Ciltd^iK—AKi b**TTiTto'ri, and'nir -nm r.y
• : wai ua«au:v a. co
FAST COLORK6 PiIiNTU.
WR. .MUUFHV intiics Use attcotion of butrr.no
• his present chaise stock of I’niiw nl Wi cmt*.
per . uni, oi hm color* anM neweat «tyle«
aLo—Newest atylcj Eaßlisii Camuc*, ftotn 1-1 W
It 1 ecu*.
Also—A full araortnuint of small figured light Printk,
and Ciuntze*, bud, nluc, nmk, laiock, purple, orange,
Ac. Wholcoaic Uoonu up slurs. jonliJ—'l
M E. I) T C A l
CAUTION* EXTRA- •
A mno by die i.ajpc cf RL’KL CLAH* faascnrnref
Wl 'h 4 young man r*f tbe name ofS P Townsend n»d'
asea his name to put u P a Sarsaparilla, «tifh they’
favm^ 0 n“ 5 .sarsaparilla, denominating a
Gh-VL’iNROngmST, et<\ Thi, Townsend i«
lor and never «»,ilravwM formerly,a worker pt> rrol
roadr, canaif, and Urn like. Yet !ie Iwame* tb» title'
or Dr., for ihe ptirppjtf r>{ paining credit for wfcnt he i«
out He ,is sendtag out card* boadedY-Tnoks of
Quacks," in whicbjie.eays, I bare sold the use of my
name for *7 a week. I will giro a: P. Townsend Attwi
if he will produce one single eolitnry proof. uf.thu.—i
This is to caution the public not to be deceived, and
Sarehuenono Tml’the GENUINE ORIGINAL, OLD
y. Jacob TowncemlV SoruparjJla. having .on it tbe
Old Dr.’s lilrenefs r hi* family coat of arms, aria Lis *i-».
nature across lliecoßt of arms;. •••'•'• ; ~
. - JACOB.TtfVVNf3J.ND.
Priscipal Office, ;IQ2 Nassau New York City. '
OLD ' . DOCTOR.
ftm - ||||Mn j;rtpMso,^
I THE ORIGINAL : -DISCOVERER .
I op tbx ' '' ccaitM
TOWHSEBD SARSAPARILLA^
DM Dr. Townseo'd is’now about ?Q yeare of arc, 'end.
I *>«*u known ar thfl AIJTHORanduJISCa.
°^^WAL“(rOWNSEND i
Being poor, he whs compelled'
to limit its manufacture, by whida mean Übas been ■
kept out of tbs. ealesfcircunscribcd-to i
tbore onlr who had proved its worth- and known ‘it*
vaine. This GaAXirotra Ukeqcuxid PBKPiiuriirt ii
mx-iu.kciurcd oc ,tbi largest ucale, and io called for I
throughout me length and breadth cfP-e hmd - '
unlike' young S. P. TownsendI*,. 1 *,. it Improves with
«o, and aovet changes, but for tbe better; boeati»c li
U prepared on scienobe principles by a scientific jftan.
ry highest tnowlodgo.-o(Chemistry.- wid ihoJsicsi
discoveries of the Ail. have ali Pccn hrou-jlil intorfi
quinuortin tbe mannfacuire of the Old Di‘.-s
nlla. The Sarsaparilla root, ulc well known lu med
ical men, contains medicinal properties, and some
eenic* which ate men or useless; tad others, which
if roamed in prcraruig it for use,, produce fcrcietut?
Uon and acid, which h Injurious to the tyrtnn. Some
ofthe propertica of Sarsaparilla are so volatile.that
they entirely uvafrorata and ore lon in tbe prepara,
tmn, irthe 7 arc not preserved by a scientific protect,
hiown only tc*iho«i experienced ui its muuofacinre
Moteover ilu-re volatile priciiplre. which fly offin va
por. or ar nn exhalation, under heat, ars tbe very ej.
t'enimiicedics! properties of tbo root, which rivet in
It ajl it* value. Tbo I 6
' _ GENDINS •
OLD DR- JACOB TOWNSEND’S SARSAPARILLA
u so prepared; that all the inert properties of the Sar
rapanlla Toot are first; reoiovcd, every thine capable
ot becoming ttmil or of fcrmcaiaiion, is extracted and
rejected; then cvefy panicle of medical virtue is seen
red in a pure and concentrated form: and thus it it
rendered iucapahle of dosing-any of its valuable am
heauiis properties. Prepared in Ibis way. it is arace
The laoupoweifal agent in tho
CLRK OF iNNUAyjEABLE DISEASES.
Hence the reason wTiywe hear commendations orf
®«*T 'Me V* , iw fovorbv men,-women and .children.
V\ e find ;t doing wonders iu Ihe core of Consumption,'
Dyspepsia, and Diver 'Complaint, and id
Scrofula aiM Pncs, Ooitireaess, all Cutaneous Erop-
Uo.is, I woples, Blotches, mid all affection* aricine from
• IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.'
ItpoescsMs a marveUousefficacy lu all complainta
arising remn louig-eticn, from Aenlily'i.fthe Siomajh:
rroai Uiirqual cin ulatidii, deteroiinttion of lilood toth
hopd, pttlpuaUon of the beart, cold feetaud coldhanda
cold cailU and hot Ditshes over tbe body. It hns not
had it* equal in cold*; and promotes caty
expcctoruuoit, and gentle penpiration, reloxn* stric
ture of Lbs lungs, Uiroaf, and every other part -
But ta nctlilng is it* crneilenee ronremajiifcsUy eeec i
and acknowledged than in til kinds end tia/c* of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
U wetkr wonders in eases of fluor albu* or whites,
Faiitap of ike Wcnr.li, Gtirtrucicd, SuFprersed,orPain
fol Mcu*es, IrregaUrity of the menstrual period* and
the like; aud ineffectual in curing ail forms Of the Kid
ary Di-r-..*,;., liy removing obstructions and rcrula
ting fh-general «y«ten, it gte« tone and streach to
Uio whole hod v, and cores ail forms u( 1
> NERVOUS DISEASES AND DEBILITY,’'
and tin? prevents or relieves a area* virieiv or other
ab Irnudus Neuralgia, Si. Vans
Du ice, tfwootung. Epileptic Fits, Convalrtons Ac.' *s
nod this, then, vu* Moncnairoc i , **-licisx»xt.t Natnl
serd** intenor article? Thi* rounr man’s liqhid is not
to lie CUMPARRIMVIT/i THE OI.D Dll’S,
beciuicof the Urand Fact,-hot die one i. incapable
of Dcienorauon and NEVER SPOILS, while the oth
er « sours, foments, tad Wow* the boules
coiaaiiiing tiinio lißgipdiUi the sour, arid liouid
pl.K.mg Hud damaging other goods! .Mnsti:outii*4u>r
riblp compound be polsoamu lotbe system? 3V*iiat!
pu: ucnl into n e>«trm already dieea-ed wiih a^id!
V\ bat cnu*r« Dysj.ep.la but acid? Do w« notail know
iLa; ivlicr. n od sours |il pnretomacks, wbal tuiscbiefi
it p(odurc«?- flntulericf., beurtl»OM, palpititln-i ofibt ;
heart, liver-Complain:, disr ri.cja, ebollc and
coriuptiou of the i.loodr u Ocrofala hut an acid
hunger in the p-odoec* all the hnimirs
w.i,ni, bn-. • vi Eruptionr of Ilte rfkiu. Hcuid Hcail,
rtl!-i;tu.l-jj/ipelu%\\'h!t„ i-twrlinijj*, Lcvct-Sorcs!
| an< H al; uiceraLoi * iutfrua! andextenni*- ?t i*iiotr,-
I init lunder eearen but an acid substance, Xkicli so U >n
aiinltbu* «jK,t.» nil U# duMi ol ibc boJv. more or leak
‘Vtiril ccures nh<'n>»:i:isui bat a soar arid fluiil, wlucb
nyiijtuaies «;tu/ beiween the joints anu cl«in-arte, ir
riiain.t: and inllaitui.g tb-,-tender aiid'dcln-alc lisiaee'
opoji wumh it acts? «>i iirrvoai Citeisr*. of trepu-
myltif biaoi, of derangcil cjrciiiaUuiia, iuui nvarli
k:l ibc »i:u»*r.«« winch aifiict humau r.aiarr,
N|»w, i* u r.oi hnniaio u> tanks sat] «sil r «w) m£mu>
ij ,tjor.»e u> u«e un« ,
oSj-KINU, FKK ■ KNTINC, ACID WO.MVOCXD*
wi 7 *• iVj'OWNSIiiSDI .
. ai:a vol at wouli! lam Iwc ii i!u-J«r«ioail tiial Old J a .
roa Ciet.oiie .J Sarsaparilla, i» eui
lujiliuton nr ass imenor preparation!!
{tc-ovsi forliid mm *r. should dra! In aix articir
«*■ 5H wuiiM imar tfa<j up.-tt dimlii resemblance lo 8.
P •, ow ‘•r.nii's nmrl»T ju;4 wlfiflh tljould brum down
up*- 1 i Old Dr, mcU a (i«cu&u;uq imA nfwvmisl<lpt<
uiid - itiiMuat-uos frutc agents wuo bava *oW r auiJ pu*.
ctimriß wa« hare used S» f. 'iownsenu’* Ftmenvus
Otii ijjouhJ ;' • a
V' c Kish it nr.iltnuibi!, because It is : ifte o Isolate
uutti, UiM S, i*. Tuwhwjw , « aruclp and 01-1 lir. Jaeoti
• arc licavcil-wide apart, ftcd
.nti iuri*.- d-x»ttnilar, il»rvx arentihkouit v-r^par-
I. .nr, t-KUit-? not mic *i:t£.eUiiii£ in i-vtnn.ua.
ji i<> a;roj uauiU the u.; : ->rf«:;ii*e, to poor
hnl R into woonJc.t Mimtitriy, to kindle boj*, ,n the
0 3- ini/it.g Ootout, tr- n-tirc hcuil'i aaij lil.ujoi and *j.
S -r iiii-i tru*hcil i-.i;.! hic.kc:i anti to t-ani.b Inbrmr-
-.1,1 OU. JACOM TotVNSKXO liaa tSOUbiJT
a FOUND the opportunity and mean, w tinnc hi*
(- WJJS3 L’MVI-.HSai. OONCK.NTka ckd nutifiny
witim the reach, o:.d iu toe knowledge of all wno
.-.re ituiiu they may learn wirt kmw, by ioyljl ex
perience, in ntanrirrour rowan to iiiaj.!
»*Je by J. KIUUItCdn Ulioleule Atoiti for
Wcolcrri I'cnn-jlvatua; J. SiliTlf, Kirciblfclnt.'s; Hr. ;
J. SAKUKANT. Allegheny; Itr. J. CASSKI.» n p, n a
ward. U. W. (iAHIi.'SKR.bth ward.l'uisl-anth »pu
B.SAPARI.
IN Q.UAHT BOTTLES.
FOB nil BBUOVAL A.T> PEIU(ASOTCrV OV ALL tOXtIB
Ueot.no fbom as ou'ors fiat* of thx flood
j OB UAStT 07 TUS STTTXX, FtC
Serofttla or King’* Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cnta
i>iiuu» Eruptions, Pimples or Putiulesoniho Face,
Bfoiche«, Hilcs, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm
or Teller, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of
ibe Bones and Joint*. Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiltic
Symplons, Sciatica® Lumbago,—and• uisease*
arising from an inindicioos use of Mercury, Aci
meior Dropsy, Kipgme or Imprudence in Life:
A!*o—Chronic Conslttatioßnl Disorders, Aa.
In this preparation are nrongly concentrated nil the
Medicinal properti** of Sarsaparilla, combined with
the. rao«t cuceuia! aids, tlio tno»l saloUtry productions,
tb«mn<n potent simple* of Uie vegetable kingdom: and
u bus been so {ally tested, not only by patterns them
«eJvc«, bat nt-o By physicians, that it baa reoeived
ilimr augualtfird recommendation* and the approba
lion of tuc public; and But established, on us own
tn-jriu, n reputation tor rates and eticacv for supe
rior to the various compounds bearing the name of
<arcaptri ; !a. Discarcs have been cured, inch aa are
not furnished in the records of time post: and what it
has already done lor the thousand* who have used it
it i»capable cf doing for theoillicmsslilisaflering and
iirofTSlinif with disease,. It purifies, cleanses, and
siicuglhens the fountain springs, of life, and infuse*
new vigor throughout ihe whole an-mxl frimjn.
ANOTIIEII CURE OFSCROHJL.v’
The fol.ptnxiß striking, and—as ml) bn seen—per
manent core of nn inveterate cn«e ofScrofala, com
mends itself to all similarly afflicted;
Sotmirour, Conn., Jen. I,l«we.
Mr«ers Pntids: Gentlemen, Sympathy fur the. afflict
ed fd»pe* me ip inform ;yoaof, Die .remarkable rare
■•Heeled by >c.ur Sarsaparilla, lit the ease of my wife
She was sevrHy afflicted with the Scrofula on differ
nt parti of the body; the. glands of the neck were
til'll; y cnlmgiKS, ntnl'hcr limbs much swollen. After
suffering over a tear, and finding no relief from the
remedies u*rd. the disease attacked anti leg, and be
low ttirkieo «nppuraied. ; Her physician advised it
• bwti'd tw laid open, winch was dono, but withoalany
]>c(i»*nent benefit In thi* situation wo beard of, and
were induced to use, Sands’ tfsnuparilla. The first
••oitl<- produced a decided and favorable effect, rejicv
• •is hoMnnrr than any pre»i-rip;inn she had ever taken;
•jml idi.* tire*) mi ti. it e. nv»'.u;r*unent
mid iii''>gni »l b<r meudf—(.hr lined fcer lu-uhl: gun*
rctlO'cd It n i,iiw over » y<-„ r »1.-i,-e ‘u«- ,-:tr-> was eft
ler.icd, find h.-r ln-ti'ib r.'ifluif.i ► w.d, showing that die'
di«ea»c w«< thoroughly eradicated iron. i>.e ►ystem.
Our neipbi>«ir« urc nil knowing u> tnes-r fuel*, and thick
very highly of tfanili’tfursapuridr.
Yours with respect, . .JUUI'S PIKE
Extract frmo n Ir'ti-r r.-pened from Mr. N. W. If*r>
ri:>. gentleman well known in ix'ui.-iaua.co., Vc.t
"(iciitlcmeti, l bnvr i;utrd a negro boy of uttno with
your Sarsaparilla, who was attacked with Scrofula,
ami o’ u scrofulous family-
••Your*, truly. N. W. HARRIS.
“Fredericks Hiiil, Vic, July t?, lftt-•'
Ssmv.' SAitssrAkiu^.—lt rccaisalißL'it mr neeessa
ry tu direct .iilciiuaii to an iirucic ro welt known, mid
f,i deservedly poplar, «.* thispreparation,butp&lientt
mu- i wiio wish tn.usc tae «Atraclof Sarsxpartils, tire
ij:diict4ig,uy compound* Injuring the nttiitc,
but'ciintafning futie or none vl the virtue uf tj;u raia
kt.le rcot. and we tliiok ;we cannot confer a greater
beiu ht on our reader* than in directing tlietr afti-ulinu
in ti.e ndvert••erne t of the Masers Hurd*, in another
ciduvo'i. The bottle- La* re.ceniiy been cuiargrd to
lie'll n ouun, and tl'oie who wi*h a really good enlcle
wit find eonreinruied in Hus ail die medicinal value
uf ibu root, Ihe experience at thousands has proveri
its citifiicj in curing the rnnoasdisease# fpr which it
i* rceottiinenrVrd; and at the preeenl linto
any other, nerh'ip*. i* tins-ii.eilicino useful, in prepa
tine the ■yun.-ra for n ehunco of season.—{Homo Jane.
nn.tf«pt.l'i»D. - S
Frepured and mlti,.wholesale aud retail, by A B A
D. JIASW, Druggist and Chemist, 100 Fulum street
comer of William, New York; Sold alio by Drug’
gists generally throughout the Uttiled State* and Can
ada. Price St j>er bottle; six boitleaforSd
For sole t>y L. WILCOX, Jr_ 13. A. FAHN'ESTonr
4 CO, mid IiDWAKD FF.NDSRICirfAiU'bIShA,
,o,b,pr.s.»mT» I B.u^tt T . TiSSJUSSwr
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
FOBESIIEATES-
“ As I was coming to breakfast,? 1 said Mr.
Green to his e&ploy&r, **l saw a,piece of
Hall’s fence down.,As aoon'a# the cowi-are
tamed into the pasture, iheyjwill make their
way into his cornfield."'. • "i-■
“A man tnußtsee to his fences, ifhewish*
es to preserves ~his crops." said Mr. Wil
liams. '. , • ’
After. hreakfast; and prayers, • Green and
Watson, who was. also in Willi arris’s
ploy y set outfer the meadow, in which they
were constructing a drain. When they, had
gonaalittiß wav; Green stopped, and turn*
ingdo Mr. W., who Was within hearing, said
I better step* aside and put up-the
fence? that drove of-cows-Will make saff
work with the com." • *
4 Hall mhst attend, to his own business, as
I doto mine.’? said Mr; Williams. .
> Green ana his companion went on- their
way- -When they came in sight of the ex
posed comfieid,.Green remarked, “If I were
a Christian,: 1, should 'go' and] put 'up that
fence,, and as it is,, lshould do it if Iwere
not at work for Williams—mv time belbwrs
to hiik" >/ ■■ r..
“ Hall has not treated Williams very well,"
said Watson. “I do not wonder that he is
disposed fo let him..manage his own con
cerns.”' .
“k'ishuman natnio.to be sure, ahdyet
one r ought to be J suspect .Wil
liams has lost some leaves out of his Bi
ble.” •; ' • • *- -
“ What makes you tbink so .
' “'Because -he .acts’as he does. ‘ He; pro
fesses to ? square his life by, the'Bible. Now.
the Bible, 1 able&st the-Bible that. my. father'
used to own; bad some such roles as. those;.
Thou shall love thy neighbour as thyself - 80-,
good to them' that holey out I can’t say how
much-Williams loves nimself, but if heddes
not lova than' heldVes Halt,he'
can’t be on as good terms with himself as
most persons aie.'lcari’fsayfrut-thitbe
does good to'Hall; she sticks very closely to
the rule’ not to Jet bis-left haadxnow what
his' right doeth. .Judging from what I see of
his conduct, I conclude he must have lost out
of his Bible tbe leayes containing the passa
ges I just now quoted, and some others like
them.”; • ’ 1 ■' ' 1 -
, '• ifwa'reason in that way,f wemust con*
elude that there are a great ; many leaves
wanting inVome' folks’s Bibles; But the fault
is not in the Bible. Noneare •perfect. Some
haveonefailingandsomeanomer; wemnst
bo charitable.” •
* That™ just what the drunken man said,
whanhe wanted.tobe taken, into the church;
but the minister wonld not take hifiu- We
oughwo he charitable: but if a mean steals,
my pork,! ao'uotthmkcSarityrequireamiel
to believe him to-be an honest 'than and to
.treat him accordingly. And so if a man
laies a fundamental Bible rule, charity does
not reqnirame to' believe that he is a Chris*
tiari." ;' ; ~
■ “Don’t yon believe that Williams is a
-Christian!" .
1 “ it ; doea. not become tine to say .who is
and who a’Christian. lam a great
ways from being one myself. There are a
great many good thiugß about Williams. He
is an honest man—perfectly so.’ I do. not
believe he ever wronged a man out of a pend
ny.in the world. He is liberalto the poor, is
strict m keeping the Sabbath. Some of, his
apple : trees once blew down on Saturday
night; I offered to right them upon: Sunday,
but' he would • not let me, andso lost them
all.' He. seems.to t want- to do good some*
times,-—I .don't>know.but.he always, does..
•The only thing I find it difficult to get along
with is hia. stubbornness’. If he gels set
against a man there is no turning him. Now
here is Hall. Williams' wonH do anything
to injure him tobeßure.but hewon’tdo any.
thing to benefit him. Hall has beengreatly
to Witme; but still 1 there are the words of the -
Book Do good to then that hale you. But if
tf e /’rgrtue no! men their . trespasses) neither
will your Father forgive your trespasses. Ido
not spa any getting away from those words."
“ There mast be some way; for there is a
; good deal of hard feeling in the world ament*
Christians." —/••;-
“ I don't see how they can be forgiven;
and a Christian with his sins cnlorgiven
can't be a thousand- times better off than a
sinner. But here we are, and must so to
wort.”
After they had wrought for some time in
6ilcoce, Watson looked op and said, “Isay,
Green, what is the reason, seeing you know
so much about the Bible, that yon are not a
Christian!”
“ There are a great many reasons more
than I can stop and tell yon now.” ,
“ Yon ranst baro studied, the Bible a rood
deal” b
“ I can’t claim any merit on that score—
What i know of the Bible I learned when I
was young. When I was a boy mj father
kept me a: home on the Sabbath, that is, out
of meeting hours, and made me read the
Bible. Children were not allowed in those
days, to range the fields and rob orchards on
tho Sabbath as'they do.now. -Paren s look*
ed after their children more then than they do
now—maybe because there were no Sunday
schools then—if so, it was all the better for
them.”
“ It seems that your father did not make
a good man of yon, after all.”
“ 1 am a better man than I should have
been, if he hadn’t taught me to keep the
Sabbath and read the Bible. I tell you Wat*
sou, I have passed through some pretty haid
times, and I should hrnfe' Deen : an enemy to
religion, ifl had not known enough ofthe
Bible to distinguish between genuine religion
and its counterfeit But I must hot spans in
talking the time that belongs to the man
who hires me." . \ '
When Williams parted with, his men in
the morning he went to his pastor, to consult
with bint' respecting some repairs which
were required forJ;he meeting-house. When
that topic hod been sufficiently discussed,
the.pastor called the attention of his visitor to
tho condition of the spiritual edifice, and
soon produced a deepconvictioninhismind
that some efforts in relation to it were neces*
sary.
Williams went home, apd retired to bis
closet and made it a subject of prayer. Al
most the first thing he thought-of after he left"
the closet, was the exposed condition of his
neighbors cornfield. Therewaß, apparently,
verp little connection between the cornfield
aim efforts for the conversion of men. Such
efforts, he had resolved to make witnout de
lay. After a few moments spent in reflec
tion. he went to the cornfield, drove out the
cattle, which were just commencing their
depredations, and put up the fence. He then
returned to the house, and felt strongly in
clined to repair to his closet again, and to
make Mr. Hall a subject of special supplica
tion. He did so. His next reflections were
respecting tho wisest way of approaching
Mr. Hall, and of exhoniDg him to attend to
the things belonging to .Jus peaoe.— New
York Observer.
Mkrcantilb Live. —We have admonish*-
ed young men in the country to keep away
from tho business of the cities. Facts are
•be be*: arguments for tao admonition, and
they are abundant and sufficiently discour
aging. It is asserted in Hunt’s Magazine
that but one eminent merchant, (and his
death is still recent,) has ever continued in
active business in the city of New_York to
the close of a long life, without undergoing
bankruptcy or h suspension of payment in
some one of the various crises through
which the country has necessarily passed—
It is also asserted by reliable authority, from
records kept during periods of twenty to
forty, years, that of. every hundred persons
who commence business in Boston, ninety*
five at least die poor; that of the «»mw anm
ber in New York, not two ultimately acquire
wealth, after passing througb the interme
diate'process of bankruptcy; while ; in Phila
delphia the proportion is still smaller. Boys
of the mountains .and the fields! disdain not
the hardy but honest and happy lives of
yours fathers. Come not to the cities to be
the sport of their chances, but guide the
plough and swing the axe, if yon would
have strong arms, strong hearts, and con
tented lives.—/. Her.
UNPRODUCTIVE READING.
Magliabeohl; the Italian, read many books,
and had a most retentive memory* He liv-
edasif the dnlyobjectoFhifldecrejtita*^
ly and ftf frif aeiatari~ Olldthe/ChiefWattt •
of hi* “
edge.., Aaolddoik-snitedhim wninwai—. .
byday, u - *
chair washls sueeodaneum forstablejWhile
another served. his uses as Vbed."vH» ■••/ <_■
from day td day in hiaatrawy couch, wedgv „ <?.
like a fixture,’and almostburiedalive
arfaia heaps oftolume*/usually prosecuting , s *
hislstndiesy'and abstracted among the multi* ' t .
tudincus ideas of his research, tillbeWM
overpowered with -sleeps.
this-Magliabechi became a well-infdnned, . r . ? .
wise, and person? - No iueh thing* •'
flatteraglydescribedinanobsem&onwhich
came to pass current respecting htm/’f 1 that T < -•*- .■
he was a leainedmanamong book-sellers,
and S
liabechivfasabook.wqnn, nothing mnxe.' *
and of coarse spun nopilk* .He attempted. „
to become learned-dimply by reading; *ad., c r . : .
ashe practiced,TLeitberraiectioaupoa what ..
he read/ the communicating of his. knowl
edge to others, nor the reducag"ai his ideas. .
to purposes of utility/ha* wus-notinibo - .*\
strictest sense a scholar, as regarded either.! - j-.
ins personal condition," or hbrinfluene* up
on society. The maxim is a'sdund bM,lhat ~
“he'Wliojthinkfi'to becofaid was l by. always
reading/ iresembies a person-who; shonld
think to become'faealthy by al&rays eating,”
Ideas, like food, require to be /mid' /k. f
the mind like the Dody,, needi;ezercise as ■ -
well as aliment Heading^.in'order'to be ? ' r
profitable, must always, be toliowed by m«i- 3 - v
itation, and if it can be made unifohnfyduV “ ;
serriwt, both, to' the instructihg'of i: others, '
and diredtly to theantelihratihgof one% own
condition, it will'yield a treble reremte of i •
wisdom.' '' r •-*
; .iroNSEBs of the teleqhbph/.
We were present j a few evenings ag6,.at, : >-
the coast'surrey n ßstrTmomicaiigtatimi,-oa.- f ..
‘ Capitol Hill, whbiLwaa put m ; telegraphic.
connection with Cincinnati, ihr .the piupose,' f
of determining the ilonptade 7l c
two places. : The eleemefd clqcks! in'.tlfis - I ''
city aqd 1 Cincinnati haying "been *
into the completed. eyery beat 'Et •
Cincinnati was recorded at almost the'smno^ - - ! - ! »
instanr on Saxon's rerolvizlgf cylinder in • ...
this city, and every beat of 'the clock hara 1 ~ r
was recordedln likemannempon -..--r *
rerolnng plate at Cincinnati. - ; Attha JH£>*
ment-a;staapassed'the meridiansd^Wash-.. r-'-i
ington, ; by tne touch of a key, jthe c record... ,
was made npon the. disk at/,
Cincinnati, .as well.ss.upqn thqcyCnder at 4f ’
the Washington station, ahd~'theaifiWeztds ' ; ' '
of the iime of .the ,two clocks would, of
cohrsO,. indicate the difierence of longitude.-
llie distance .between the Jtwo citia/ it:-
must be recollected, Is upward of five 'rnm-i ■.
dred -rullesjthia distance was smmhilsted/j. ’ * .r.
and' events happening at the one •
stantlyirecoHed by antomatiojmachinesy at .. u .
the . other. The. interchange of star, sig- ■.
nals... waa soon interrupted, however, - v
by the lintervemion of a cloud at Cincinnati. •'*
and theremsinder of the evening wis. otv 1 * l
cupiedby the gentlemen presentln apmld- * ? j?r;<
■sophical discussion on the subject ofthet ’■<*
velocUy and transmission of --v i
We were aever: more"impressed with the-.. ; - •:>
power; of the telegraph-to annihilate space, •
and to! bring into instant , mental'commmti*'
cation indivulaals separated by hundreds of , ..'
mUes.—Nat. JnT., .... *:;C (
DRf GOODS, &c- ; a ,
'"faAtTK P&E2UUB DUASttETS, 1
WHITE AND BROWN DOMESTIC i
WK are: now reeeiTinj frota xlio OftorTS '
*uppiy. of these ffOods, which wo »to.«eUliif toix
ertiau rich good* cu baosa eUewhora in lUa dtV. x > 7r>
We bse no «etdyin ble&ehinf<tlul tojntcs the u
our objecl being to prodoeerood* flat foe ihow cnljr,
bat for.comibrtftna danbiatyi tad m aheb they re
ceived the fint premium over all other goods exnbit* " '
cd at.t&e lets Alierteay Arrießltsrtl Fair.
Fotsaletlibe Blanket Depot, No. 05 Market st, : *od ; '’ '
at tba ware rooms of the Fayeua co« - . i
'No. lIS Second >L 7 "';•••
BUaketaof our Maanfaetnre are sold fa '
City, by Mr. Joba Dean, and also at tha •‘Two - 'i->*
Windows,*! Federal st. ' oetlS' 7 ’' ' *• •
r AasrleaaWwii&Cloodtt -" '/?• >■ :•
3fiHßsßbseriberhasonhaad, '(reeelTed thojireseagv- j.» .
w seaaon,lcoasigoed&otatbemannfacmrer*,tM l 'lbl- : p J -
wins Goods, whieh be is authorised to close alj«'?Fe*J ‘*.M > /
yard wide Barred Flannell . V**,; '
SSooairo white Bed Bla&]rets 1 w .’ ■* <
pounds to the pair.
' 1 ease SO paua Steamboat faenkets, ribbon bogga/a*~~ • r :
veryiuperforaitiele.-' ‘ - -•
. 4 cases (SOO pairs) Grey Mixed Blankets.
40 pairs Dark Ocntianellt Blue Blankets, a very so- ' '
perfos article.
8 eases Grey and Blue Blanket Coating. .i
49 piece* Tweed, Sicabenvilla make: f cue assort- * l ' l
m plain and barred Jeans, BteuHenviifemanufactorye •
Th* above goods are all consigned direct from the
maker, and will be told very low for cask or approved -
note*, oei2o IL LEE, liberty «t, opposite6th. •;
CA&BUTHNOT bn* cotnmcncea 10 receive a
•■ large assortment of Woolen Comforts and ** ’•
Hoods; Has kin, Berlin, buckskin and woolen Gloves: ...
Thibet, cloth, mon* de Inin and blanket Shawls: each,
mere, worsted and woolen Hose; Pongee ana linen- --
silk and satin Cravats and Scarfs; Gunn tad ■-■"■} '
Fringes; Irish Linen, Table Coven, Crepes, Ribbons.
Laces, bleached hnd colored Muslms, Tabby Velvets, :
Patent Threads, Sewing Silk, Buttons, . Gam Sospat
ders, Pins. Percussion Can, • Almanacs, common and •
gold Jewelry, gold and silver Watches, Ctpnbs, peek- ■
et and table Cutlery, and many ether goods which
country and city Merchants are respectfully Invited J
o enrnine. sptlO - ■
PAVKTTMkAaDFdOTtiaiHGCUe - ' i
MANUFACTURE and will keep oa hand Family ■.
andgteam Boat Blankets, Bomeatio Flannels, 1 -
blub, brown and drab Blanket Coating. tjiHMmui .....
Woolon Yarn, which they will sell atEastera prices.'' '
Warehouse No. US Second st, Pittsburgh,Pi-
Factory, New Haven, Fayette eo. Pa. tpU3
Ik/ £ hare lust received a lam and complete stock
FT of CLOCKS, Variety ana Fancy Goods, saita* . 7- '
bln for the fall trade, to which, with every description
of Looking Glasses manufactured at our own steam- '~ ‘
power-shop in this city, we ask the attsnttam of West*.. ..
era Merchants and otacr dealer*. . .
-KENNEDY A SAWYER, •“
tpt3o corner Wood and Fourth sta • ,
DRY GOODS.
SCBPHT, WILBOH AGO.,
........
A RE now receiving their usual, supplies of Goods
Jk,'for the Fall season, which they whl bs happy o-i n
exhibit to their old castomers, and as many new ones
as may feel inclined to present themselves. * ■
-. Always takis great ptina to lay in nmh goods as ;
are adapted to fie wants oftbe Western trader which ~
long experience enables theta to do, they can say with
much confidence, and without entering into a detail ,
oftheirsteek; that the Western mail merchant will ‘
find with them all that his customers-reqaim. There fi
wbdhave Ibnned the unprofitable hahir of repairing . . t
to .the Eastern cities ter their stocks of Dry Goods, '••
would do wall to call, as a candid comparison of Pri- -.i
ees would in many cases resultin the conviction that .
the expense of going further may be obviated by buy* •’" *
ing in Pittsburgh. ~ * : - sptl3
Sa&OR&KTT A WHITE* . ,
DRY GOODS JOBBERBj
99 WOOD STREET, h' .
ABE now receiving a very large stock offreah.
Goods, of recent purchase and tmportaaonlwhiea,
they will sell to the trade ai sneh prices as cannot nil
to rive entire satisfaction. •
City and Country Merchants are Invited to ceil and
examine out sock before purchasing x
myB • . J - v
WE have soma PUMPS, made on an improved'
plan, so as not to freeze in tho coldest weather.
Persons wanting sueh articles, are invited to eail and
see them at SCAIFE A ATKINSON’S,.
myas Isu between Wood Market its
. Viow of Plttalmrsli. . [.
MY VIEW wHI bo published in ns short k time '
as possible; and I can assure my subscribers,'-::
and the public generally, that It shall be sernioa—
both in fidelity of detail and beauty of execution—to ■/;
any oth*r whatever. Let those who doubt, watt a fbw
weeks and see. E. WiUTEFIELD. ...
New Yoax, Dec. sth, ISO.—{dell I
Wrought aad Out Iron Bailiax*
THE subscribe rs “beg leave to Inform the tmbEe that
they have obtained from the East all the tats and ;
fashionable designs for Iron Railing, both fbr houses
ami cemeteries- Persons wishing to procure I hand
some patterns will please call and examine, and, judge...
for themselves. Railing will be furnished at thkiborv .
est notice, and in the best manner, at the comer or .:.
Oyatersl Ojratoral r : J
BURKE a coy Daily Express Unow regularly do
iivering Can and Shell OYSTERS, which ureefv
fered to dealers and families at the lowest price*. •
Quality warranted equal terany brought to this mar
biud*..* b 7j :
i Also—At -•
Mercer A Hobinsoft, Fedet.l »l JUlttheny. —m
. jmbi. r BBfiOtlt*
and Commission Her
chant, bss removed to No. 87 From, between Wood
andflmiihficld streets. _ - »P»
■ a Pressat ter Tsar Pialljr- ; .. ....
MORRIS A WILLIS’ HOME JOURNAL ,
Prauuixo Wnrn-K ft* atnnr*., , 7
"The best paper In theU®icm^»::
“Radier ge i In coal than go without if p tßoston| ton.
New subscribers etn be suppUcd froa Jan. ltlM®, t
'.tesiro BrlekWorko far Beift ”
mUE'eabaeriber oSet* for sals, lie STEAM KmcK
I WOKIiS, eboso LooroßccTiile. rempritief e
SJam Eiwlee, J Boilers, 0 Mooli Meebloe, ctMMo of
maen fieliniij 21X00 Eresaed llrieba loot ofdtrcle,.
u taken frtSlhe bMtk.l per iajiwlib three urn 0> .
landontheAlleitbcny nTer. oti erttleb ttp « hllhi Md
sheds, machine and elay sheds, waeelMxvaws. trucks,
shoved*, spades, Ac-, every tainf reqdsUe tfjww
meoce operations at on boars nouea.
the patent right to use Mud maetUee, *7,000 sir • or
parmeai made easy.; Wilhoottto «ndo_»fls- «e
punicotara. address ! ' HENRY >
augur-dt? :