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JOOK KOOM,
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fci TnatifetmOrrmiarDixs
SS> liU>«rjefiuDlalrßm%E«q n BoUaaea’s Greek
; trttanr ®f iW <*•**!», doßutfaa dodo,
fate,* veil* Bmu& edition; fttna 1 * Bibio Guetteer,
Mini in I*l TTmn itt* f~~ ” —T T nr
ttfMuwl Bwdeflbcryfefllnp, HoH’iMitriginry Apce-
laurestioir w«tki,'to oddities
r ; ■• aoygi .
•jwDß’ Uy~PI i rWBCiU>H« ALLti
-1 ljsghkny, and vicinity, wui beready tot
?;Bttpw»hjNiN iteTaocswfcoinsy wish to
-'hariinewaofibdrcoantiyaeiupKoothomip eaa
! ...daaahymakinfapplieatkrow the anderrigaea, any
'before this frliklut. To defray tho expense of
- the vfow« —.»-v< .■fil be required'ln addition
an- mrng -BE McOOWAK:
> TBS PUBLIC. ......
Breare rinee, I was traveling through
Ohio; while spending a few days Is
ntd a' ringeif Meulie tub nance,
learned that it bad been known for
i yuan, ana supposed to be of no a*e or raise, bvt from
MOliiahT of textare and ainjalar appearanee, I
to bellete it mlgif be made uefelf bat for
'Wba^parpMaJbadcsttheleastUea. I commenced
UpqtttCma by burning iv boiling It, and ©alrer
-1 J: mnrit,anfl eon puandlagu with vanoaa substances;
and aostroe* was ay coefidesce that there was Talas
'iJa'iVTiatTraTe ap ay entire Qme and meant in the
MtitiiitJu of these experiments; and from that time
JlftAlaJllcre attended to ns other business; atibeex
ptradoa of aboat two years, I finally discovered, that,
: ' by reducing ft to a fine powder and mixing it with lin*.
seed cU-toaboti the consistency of thick paint, and
i , applying this compound with a brush, that (his eoating
:{ in a few months weald beeooe a perfoet stone or
:! • (r ulatef ae that the sahetance when applied was actnaliy
. '; itas la a liquid state, and the lam amount ofsiflea,
/aiejmnM,’magnesia and blackoxide of iron that ft eoa
tained, > rchdeied it both weather and fire prooii as the
longer'pxposed, fen harder and more permanent it
seems fe become, and aa the coating (after it tarns to
AM O) Ee Of itself lndestraetibla br fire, consequently it
, protect* tho Trood. covered urith U : from the air, and
! .__Bto:e there'!* HO air, thsre U co blase or combustion;
| ; therefore the mod will «;a*\iy char, before the slate
' conringwil] give way;
I • i --1 considered the discovery of the greatest import
. I ityeOj tafi applied u>,Government for a patent for my
•! 4***«doB. or discovery, fondly hoping that Ifofcotld
.now be remunerated for all my outlay in time and mo*
,) •; • • Tho government, wiihoat any hesitation; grant*
■ea taste Letters Patem for the solo right to mannfoe*
;-' : tare>sOU and a— bt improvement in the aanafactaro
j 1 '• and Fire Proof Composiuon or Arts*
j Ada! Sato." fir fourteen years.*
Aagtit HjlMO. - WM. BLAKE.
!, inhabitants of Sharon# bar ead the abort
offer. lilake, and believe . So be sabitan*
■ uaily cuirect, aa we are knowing to Bum of the state*
meins therein contained; and wo will farther stato, that
yndo act belisre that tiiere crer wkj a patent mors
sgfoatir and laboriously earned* ©t more deservedly
j grulou as he portsed hls'ESpcnmenu with the most
most discouraging
- eiryupktanoet,-aa the.public bsdaottbaJcastcenfir
11 , dance tint there (eoald be any thing valuable rands
!- fromthe tnbttaneej ifetberefowhadtoeneoumerfc*
!! Years the jeera'aaffseeffs of nearly fhe whole eommi*
P 'ftUy. . Notwithstanding ail this, ho was Indefatigable
is tho prosecution of fit experiments, and we do not
| bcUcrej that there Is cuemaninathousandwhowoutd
j ; have persevered under all the eirenmkmneea. But hi
I* haa’af lam triumphed over all obstacles; sod we be*
* ; Uove there is now but one opinion ia awarding him
J ths ma it of this rateable discovery.
! : GEO.-WICRANE,' h Justieea.of
HOHACEGIBB, 1 S ' the
.JONATHAN EVERHABD»3 Peace. -
LEWIS C. CHATFffiLft 1 Tnmeea;
r. w. snu>, v of
. BENJAMINJONE, 1 Township.,
\ " ' 'WSL EVEBETTVTowniaip Clerk.
ALLEN HOWE, Treassrer.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
ijhawasocnaiaed that there ere Individuals engaged
. u dining, grinding, and preparing for sale# ths shore
.' aannond Mine raj, to be mixed with oil, and nsedpre*
i ctselyailaao my patented article. I hare been to
\) thorn atnOni and shown them my patent They say
! .They, oo'ftai intend to infringe or trespass npoa my
• 1 rights; that they have a right to dig, grind, and sell the
; powder, If they can find purchasers; that tbey are not
.brand to know what they are to do whh It that it is
: no Infringement emit it is mixed With the oQ to make
\ thaeeaqidßnd; and that those who boy, mix and use it,
; most UxO, the responsibility. Most of them say that
they believe that the patent is good against those that
i aux.tnd.Ue the cempoond, and some have said that
; _what they.wanted to me they should certainly parch*
ass of mo,'as they did not intend to make themselves
i liable in any way. Now I feel myself ia duty boond to
■ expoeelMaearerecedfraadoponihspablim as I can
f e all it by no milder noma, where a «p«" sells tad re*
par for an ankle, the esc af which ho well
the pnrchaseraadnsertoaproscen*
j tiem and fine. Some of Uiom who are engaged In this
Kaeforlou .trarte, will unquestionably contend to iha
' ■pabUo '(hat ay ’patent will not stand, and that I dare
: not proseeqtCv N®W»to take this argument away from
> went to seme ef those who- were proclaiming
j ttsf ny-patent was of no ralne, and aide the follow*
' ißg proposition: that they might selectniadge and two
| 'lawyers who have had some praetiee In patent eases,
f 3 m»wewaald submit the patent to them, and If they
! ’decided”that tho patent was good, that they should stop
[-'all further proceedings in the basinets; bat if they
i shmld decide that it wonldnot, in their opinion, bold,
c I woald agree to let them go enazKlseil all they eoold,
i wifoout laying any thing to the pabiie aboat them.
TUs proposition they weald not secede to. So far mi
' validity of ay patent is concerned. I do aotder
T'pend entirely upon my own Judgment, although I have
| the failed coandenee: in it; bat I have submitted it ia
: many of thejadges,&nd several of the most eminent
wpajentlawyers, who have, withoat exception, decided
£ ; U»*rU»lheix opinion it was good, and would protect me
ia my oixeerery... . "’ _
X grind* the ordeie to a fine power, and pat it np in
; - barrels, the which are marte<fc w ßuxa's Fanctr Flaa ’
;i iSh Wsitsw Pinn* >#Tninii.aiJT#.’i
't , :•! therefore give rtotiee to ail who bay and use the
:i abere mentioned miueral for the psTpose<set forth-in
I, my patent# except from «&e or my aniborixed agents,
>.uat l shall-held them lo a sirict accountability, and
shall Cuoiaeaee suits at law against those who Urns
: Infringe upon mr nghL WM. BLAKR -
< : lißaxea, Medina. Ang. 14,1643.
' TONS of the above Rio' and Weather
Proof Artificial Slate cm hands and for tale. The
aoova we ean recommend, for we hare been using it
™r aomo 4 Tear*, and know It to be whu it is set forth
in [every particular. j.itlL PHILLIPS, Art,.
I 80t37-d3a . No 5 Wood »t
EXCELS I OB!
E. H. EATON & CO.,
• "Poarth Street, FltUbmrghj
j : . 1 Haro aow la Store their full assortment of
: Trimmlisi, dlora, Hoiitry and Lace Goodi
X • fi OaPTED to tbewtats of every elasc of Merchants
P J-X*. tad Oonsamcrs. No. pains hare been spared to
.'-present. the newest and fashionable style of
J Goodi in their lino. Their stock consists tapanofthe
-kfaUOWiag:
«?•:DRSSS TRIMMINGS.
';•’! Fringes and Gimps, of every variety; new etylea
j figareo Galloons; Algerine and Imperial Braids; wide
; nod narrow Btlx and Worsted Embroidering Braids:
- -figured and cat Velvet Ribbons; plain do do; Corded]
- Mantua and plain Batin Ribbons, for trimming; black,/
; white and eciared silk Laces; extra wide do do, for
flounces; with a foil.assortment of Dress Duttons;
i Dresses Pinked, Stamped or Embroidered to order.
LACE goods:
'' Embroidered Lkee and Muslin Capes, Chemisettes,
1 • Breakfast und Re tiring Cans and Half Sleeves, French
Worked Collars and Coda, in great variety: Uee Vella,
Lappets andOperaTies: Mourning Chemitcttes, Col
litre, Caffs and Half Sleeyer;' Lioen Lawn Jfdkfs,
pUia embroidered and hemstitched do, plain Unen da
. 1 real thread Laces and Edgings; lm. Co do; Bobbin,
-: Lisle; Lace Mosiin and Cotton Edgings and Inxcrung*.
E ONNBT TRIMMJNGS.
.1 •• Rich new style BoanetßildJOns, French FaeeFierr.
l era, Bonnet Tabs. Velvets, Batina and Florences, Silk
> UtaioAS and Tarlatans, Bonnet Frames and Tips.
V KID,GLOVES,
• —Best-niaafsetiiie, with uoil approved
ftadchoicett colors. An cxteninrcassortment siwsjs
!onA*a4''J
HOSIERY.
; $ great variety of Silk. Wool, Cotton, Merino and
iCaahioere, far Ladies and Misses; Tartan Plaids and
■;» nil assortment other at;lea facer and plain Child
ren's Hose; newest style* Infants'Hoots andSork*
. Genu’ Grampian, Vigonia, Merino, Coiloa and fii-e
" Wool Ual?Uow7 r>
; GLOVES... .
r.' A. fall awonment for men, women and children,
-among Which are Derby Bibbed, Foloselle and piaio
: ; flUk; ribbed and slain Cashmere; Chamois Lined Ber-_
;Jinj Casaimere/Menao, For*Unetf Beaver, hoary and
: .fine Buckskin,-Military and Lisle Thread and Colton.
! . WOOLEN Gooi>B,
- Snell as.Ladies’ and Children's Hoods, Children's
Woolen Sacks, Knit Searfi and Boas, Children's Gait
--ersandLooghUu*, Worsted Caffs, Knitting Worsteds
and- Woolen -Yams, Call/brnia Comforts; also, fine
Cashmere Scarfs, for Ladies. ' •
/'j, -MDIES* DEPARTMENT.
.• Zephyr and Tapestry Worsteds, Canress patterns,
Plots and EmVf Silk, Bristol and Porfd Boards, Pa*
pet Flower Materials, Lamp Mats, Tidies, and Km*
proldered Work. Also—Ladles'SUk and Merino Vests
.and Drawers,* Embroidered Sacks and Flannel*. French
Worked Caps and Waisu for Infants; and dwea’s-doirn
Trimmings.
i'_, , OJUTLEMENB WEAR.
Shim, Crarau and Collars; Merino, Silk and
Gottoa Wrappers and Drawers: ttospenders, Shoaldcr
Brace* and Dressing Gowns; Silk and linen,Hdkfs:
dotesandlXotlcry. • . \
jcoaißa, brusiies Aim Perfumbbf,
~ PJOfnts carted andplaln Shell Back Combs;
i n-r^c *•» k’helt Side and Long Combi; ltd.
.:do| Mh tain and Rosewood Hair Brashes; Shell,
“* 5?- Bo 1? Dreub, «nd Ite lv.nrComM;
o .'.^W “* Tccli Bnukef
1 Wethetilrs«Oold Modal" Perfamery. • .
-; • * it _ VAEiBTY GOODS. , J i
; Needks, Pina, Tapes, • {Steel Baga and Pams.
- .Bataaaasd Steel Goods,
.Farao Tarist and Sewing* Fine Rosewood Desksand
:Coat Bindings A Qtlioca* Fancr Work llukri. -
rSftf Portfolios, I'epiertresand
. Btlark IsShade Trimmings. Ladle*’Simona nr*
Palptt A Banner Tassais, French Cork.Soie*.i
/ Upholsterer's Fringes. Silk a Gleg's uSbreiias
2taffUsea.ash’dwldLts, PapwMaJSfcffiiSSK
- atglttbtdiCloths, ’• Elastic Bandsfc Webbies
Flg*d Chintx Binding, Corset and Bbcm !.»<•**« “
. CAKPtTSJ'-ini'tl 10,1 a.,., w
* V Clintoek'a Carpel Warehoorc. No.7SFoanh st a
-•Amber supply of Carpets, oftbe Uiest and toon *d.
prated styles, ,to which we ttmtq the attention of
Btcamboausen, and those wishing to famish Hoosea,
n to eall and examine the largest assortment in Uta city,
n which we will sell cheaper than ever before offered in
0 the westom'markeL nordi ■ WM'CLLVTQCK -
{;JHoanUai Juonr Ehftwla.
,'rjjnr -R. MURPHYat&ee'aa »uppJy of ibe above
* iW , article,of lh»be« quality; niw, nluo Ulack
Thibet Loaf Bhawlij black AI»
Mecca, Perilan Cloth, black Coburg*. Parmeuia,
' C4a3nnere*, Mdoa do Lain* aod French Merino*, black
<’ Cravat*andMournlagCollar*,Mourning-Bonnetbib
•l bona, aeek do, and a fall aaeortnunt of Mourning
TttoodageMralijr. Alto:
"pZain black silks.
A large ataonmeu, including ■ few pieces Terr wide
and superior. Bayers arc invited to fork at them, at
.North East eoraer of Fourth oadMirketsii.
i Wholesale Rooms up stairs,-where a large Q«ion
event of 'New Goods has lately bccnrecotved. jqvjo
? : SB. JAVWPS ALTERATIVE. }'
■ > We hi»e been Informed byftlra.Brieof tcureptr
formedenherbyDrs Jayne*# /UtmUT«i*bi«b
' prove* its' repenonryoveretery other remedy br the
>• fand.'-Shehas-been'afSicied-fbr the lan sixteen rears
. with JTKCROSESor WHITE SWELLINGS, attended
•• wiih elceratiOar and eafbliation of various bones, da*
r ''ruiffwhleh time many pleccsbave been discharged front
• |to inmtal boae oi toe cranium, ftcarbodi her arms,
wruu and bands .and from bothiegs, and Croat the left
,;1 ftasra; bond.ua from the right knee, besides painftU
' Bleersonotnerparti ofherpenDtitWhleb have baffled
tbo skill of taamber of the nmt eminent pbyilctassof
‘-ask most of the time'her «ffenag» have
beeAoxbjwuna* and deplorable. Abosrtbree months
*. aiaeo she ou indcced »try Dr/Jaym 1 * Alterative,
•: ; .which has had an astonishingly happy effect upon her,
by restevutf all pala and swellings, and earning. the
ulcer* » at the same time hergeseral keahh
•. has become completely restored, so that She how Weirin'
\951bl more tkaa she <ud before she commenced the <u«
thifttrmlytalaablopscpatioai-iaaLETs.PosL' 1:
i 4PtfAilteriafarastiaatiaqalnofMn.fiosft.NmUS
ptlh*n*t,Fhlladeteh!m4 j _ .;K ■■; - j .
tyovafiolainwrih, BiboPEKINTEA WORE,
b,w.a tLajpi
b r «omr r. acawimu
Th * Chuput Sam BMldi,
-- S H THE TflgLD.
BLOia’IOUTHEST AaDCOSDITIO!,
■ r _ \ - POWDKBi - ,
AaflU rapidly rapemding ail other Otmaentsud
Linhuema now in tue forme care of the following dk
cSa sffi^si&s&irSr
eril,cailai, spavin, aweeney, finals, tltiaaTan-tinl
Uaaneat, aaad. crack, foundered j£l icmchaaor
grease mango orhoxac distemper. . KTW * m r r
lit Powder will Tentora ln r frTfTT
panflrtheUood, loosen the *to,ekaS» t^St?
" wS* 11 pI,T^
' W.B.BLOAIV
~ Grand Depot, 40 Lake ft, Chicago, UUiu&a.i
__ * THE PROOP.
tom tlte “Galena lionh Western Gazette?,
A^rtl^ 0 e £ Bl 2* a ’» Wanaeut tiuJOrodJtiohPow-;
aer, t fenveciitlrelT cured a fistula on my hone and
©tberwiae his condition more than 600 pc
cent, on the con of the medicine And a eowwhieb
*“ *2 considered worthlessby-myself
andndghbors.was restored to good health and strength
by the nsc of feaa than-balf a package of the powder,
*®J “„°2 W a ?“*f better than any ether tew I bare.
Small Pox, May 13,1843. WM. VINCENT.
TOE SUFFERING CHILD.
, certify that one of my children, when na
ked, fall into a large fire of lira eoals, and was horned
•orerely from bead lAfeeL Tbe beat of medical aid
ana-attention was given to tbe ehild for four or fire
days without any relief each day’s suffcrings merest
ed till his groans eonld be heard at a great distance, si
which cmieal period one of my neighbors recomaan
ded and presented to me a box of Sloan’s Ointment,
and in less tin* fifteen ninme* after the application
of the ointment to the aggravated sores of the suffering
ehild, the pain ceased entirely, and ho speedily bens
to recover. My residence Is in Ileli township, Ver
million county, and Sate of Indiana.'
' THEODORE L. TAYLOR.
’ Chicago, August *4,1548:
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
April 13, ISIS. Four miles north of Chicago (on the
road to Milwankle,) Cook county, Illinois.
Mr. Sloan—Dear Sin One ef my horses had a large
bony tumor on his breast bene, immediately under the
collar, which lamed him and rendered hit sendees ot
very little value. I faithful]y applied several bottle*
ef Dr. Taylor’s Nerve and Bone Liniment, without the
least benefit. .1 then procured Wilder's Celebrated
Horse Ointment, and used that-ontill beeum folly
satisfied that it wonld never relieve the animal.-F
-nally I obtained a box ol yenr truly valuable Oufe
meat.andin leu than W days from the first applies
non the tumor entirely disappeared, and the hone was
weiL Years, EDWARD ARMSTRONG.
„ .POPULAR OPINION,
if popular opinion is any criterion of the worth of an
article, we Invite the incredulous to read at least a few
of the many voluntary certificates that appear la ou
columns respecting toe great variety or remarkable
cores effected by the use ct ’‘Sloan's Celebrated Oint
ment and Condition Powders.”
Uese remedies no longer remain among thoaa a
doubtful utility, they have passed ftomthetideofax-
and now aland higher in reputation and an
becoming, mere extensively used ihin *u mj... .-i
eiesofSa kincL-Mich. CityNjvsT^
THE HALF HAS NOT BEENTOLD.
' • _ Fox Rxra, Jana 13,1648.
Dear Sloan—Sir Pleas* send by the bearer a new
supply of your Horso Medicines. They are the best
articles of the kind that I bavs ever used, never hav
ing been disappointed in their effect, as I have bean is
the esc of others, even the most wfrhntM Ointments.
Liniments,'Acucf the day. I tike very amah this foe-’
tore in theta, vlsr that they do all that la pToetiaedi and
upon a tbcoagh trial one is eontreltud to add. tha»
“naif has not been told.*
Respectfully, M. DUDLEY.
_ TIIE DIFFERENCE.
The ordinary «nJ liniments It is well
known are Bevere and partial in their operation.—
: Sloan’s Ointment is mild yet thorough—U reaches and
rcfuore* tha cause, hence ti gives real and peimucnl
relief. For parity, mildness, safety, certainty, and
thoroughness, S Loan's Ointment excels, and is rtpldlj
turperceding all other Ointments and Liniments now
in ue. __ •
WE CANT GET ALONG WITHOUT IT.
Bzxsa’s Gaova, IIL, Oct 64,1618.
Mr. Bloats— Sir I have tested the virtue of yoai
Ointment in the cure of rattlesnake bites, eon throat,
bums, and many other Injuries, and in every ease it
has surpassed our expectations. As a family Omt
moot, I have never seen its equal, and for “Nutts we
can’t get along without iL
• Yours, Ac, MILES U. JOHNSON.
EXCELLENT OINTMENT.
. Mr. S'oto—Deaf Sin For a considerable length eL
use I was seriously afflicted wuh the rheumatic eois
plaint, and applied freely tbe various liniments, p* 1 " 1
killers, & without obtaining any relief After which
your agtet at this place influenced me to try your
Ointment, and within two weeks from the time I com*
meseed using it, the pain ceased, and I waaeflhetaaU*
eared, and shall recommend all who are .similarly a£
fllcted wjih the diitresiing complaint, toproenreyou
excellent ointment with rat delay.
Eesp-r yours, OSCAR F. MOTP.
Princeville, Peana May i, IMS.
...U-T" From tho Hoa. H. V.fl. Brooks Agent of the
lUmou and Michigan Canal Packet Dost Company.
„ Csmaao^JanaM,lB4^
. Dr. W. S. Sloan—Dear Bin For the last 30 yean I
have had occasion to nee many hones, and have used
the great variety of Hnimeata and ointments in use,
but have never found any thing equal to yenr oint
ment for injuries on hsrses. 'Within the list two
months l have applied your ointment to some 60 hones,
for various injuries,, and in every Instance it pro
ved a sovereign remedy.
A FINGER BITTEN ENTIRELY OFF.
„ Twomilesspath ofChieago, BepL 14,1848.
Dr. Slosa—Sin On the Bih instant my son had a fin
ger bluer entirely off by a horse, Wounmediately a(v
plied your eelebrated-oiatmeat, which relieved him cf
pain in a few minute*, sad prevented the finger from
swelling tbe least particle, and the wound i« healing
lapiitiy. Resp’y yours, 8. fiSOdTtVAY.
DOCTORING IN GALETIA
Mr. Sloan—DearSin Aboat three yean are I was
severely injured is one ef my legs by the foiling ef e
pile of wood which oeeastoned large running ulcers.
Nearly every doctor in Galena tried to eon them; but
tried in vain, until from sympathy and improper treat
ment my other Ire became as bad astho oneoriglnai
ly wounded. 1 despaired of ever being well again—
but in order that I might neglect no means within my
reach, I purchased of your agent is Galena some td
your ointment, and you ean judge of my surprise so J
gratitude better than lean express it, tofind.myseii
entirely well before I had finished sting the second bf 1
Tbeoe facts 1 make known that others afflicted may
believe and not delay using so valoahle an ointment
as yours has proved to be. Resp’y your grateful ftM,
Galena, IU, Dee. IJ, 1843. EVAN DAVIS.
ONLY SO DAYS.
Before lie following order. Hewn. Vatgbn ft Co.
purchased e largo eapply of Sloan's preparations.
• . . Jaexso*,Ml£h. Feb. *4,1643.
8. K. Hibbard-Dear Sir: 1 am oat of Sloan*! Condi
tion Powder mod Hone Ointment. Tbs tale tar ex
ceeds mjr expectation. If 700 can man an to send me
4 dozen Ointment, J will pay Cor them the first lime
that 70s aro bore, and presuse I shall be able to sell
a large quantity inthe coons of tie year. It will be
an object to res, as well u to myself, to keep mo con-
supplied. Very resp'rycrar*,
s. a. vacoiln ftco.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
„ Sr. Lons, Feb. 33,1349.
_ Br. Sloan—Sin About two years ago, while ranine
on tha Mississippi riser, in passing over the rapids, I
was plunged imo the water, and by the raft dashing
against a rock, crashing my left lex and otherwise se>
noosiy injuring me, *e much that I lost ail sensibility.
When consciousness returned I found myself in 8l
Louis, surrounded by my weepinrfumiiy. Goodnura
tag and modiesl aid, enabled me In about two months
to hobble around with the assistance efaeruteh. The
wuondsoaly partially heated, leaving largo ranruns
•ores at the knee, which for many months discharged'
blood and mailer of the most offensive-character, ily
pams were inexpressible, at times my suffering sras
so great that death would have received a hearty wei
come. Fortnnately Mr. Wilson, (eneofmyaelgnbcn)
adviced me to try your Ointment I obtained, a box
applied it according to direction-—lha sores soon began
, to assume a healthy appearance, and in three taontii*
;I was entirely cured, and enabled to do hard labor.
’ Your obedient servant,
MOSAM W. THOMAS.
We, the undersigned, neighbors ©fH. W-TYomas,
were acquainted with the ease above stated, and know*
ing the circumitances, most ebeerfuUy confirm said
Towns' statement. REV. J. DOUGLAB9,
JAMES WILSO.%* ‘
i PETER LAMR.
GOOD NEWS.
Cmcsfio, Jan. Bth, 1819.
_W. D. Sloan—Sir. One of my horses was hoof bound
1 arid also wounded in the stifle, in which he took cold,
and! became so crippled that be could scarcely travel.
By the free application of your valuable ointment, his
hoofs were soon softened' and tha .stifle permanently
eared. I have also used, the Ointment In the case of
Poll-Evil and on severe gnllswith equal success.
- On a mashed finger that was very painful, bopem
ted like a cbarrvYours, Ae, A.VANORDEN.
TESTIMONY FKOM LITTLE FORT.
SUan’s Ointment and Condition Powder are ac
knowledged by all who have used them to be the lest
remedy for homes and cattle that has been discovered.
Fresh wounds, galls, spavins, bruises, ringbone, poll
evil, and in short every outward disorder or injury eas
bo cored by this wonderful remedy. The Powder Is
designed for Inward strains, 1 distemper, hide bound,
fstiguo from hard exercise, diseased ejea^Ae.—Lake
-County Chronicle.
‘RATHER BOUBTINQLY. BUT I-THOUGIIT
WOOLDTRY ITJF.t* i.
Wtcxurnt, Cook fthFhfri&lSCS-
Mr. Sloan—Bin I have a fine ypting horse , that was
taken with the scratches last fall,, t jaldest'about
three dollars for .medicine to cure him, bjH be grew
worse. I then bought a box of your olnioeat at roar
office when in Chicago last, ratLerdoubtingly, bull
thought 1 would try it. Judge ef my surprise and my
opinion of iu beneficial qualities, when 1 found tnj
horse's tegs smooth and well in four days from the time
1 commenced applying iu Yoarobediem,
e. fTcolby.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
«*“» y-V‘ » r «nri»»Jtai aoceeu in Hi
fonhe h™r. *ni£c.i«.»jUi«oi nSStr kSt S
A WISCONSIN WITNESS.
CranTiUc, MUwaukie eo. Wia, Ocl in i&ja
Mr. Sloan-Dear Or Rece a U y myhorw iVi
with a log chsip attached, which eut anrf , Ukl* W
iojnredthem sericnily, so much so dwt| d eonffi£d
my team ruined for business. Portanutelv a
eommeaded the use of jour Ointment! went ESmE*
wntskie and parchawif a box. It eomT.
inflammation, and Inoi few days the wounds heabwi
The great benefit derived from the use of tout ChnL
meat, on ay horses, induced me to acquaint you with
the .fact, believing its publicity would benefit voaaad
tha public. BespeettoJJy vours,
GEOHOE COMBTOCK,
IT IS A POSITIVE TAOi;
. And has.become a common laying, thit 8)0Ba%
Ointment and Condition Powder an rapidly asperse
ding ail other remedies for vll diseases of horses and
cattle. The beamy of the medicines consists Inthelt
parity and safety, to wiu they may bo tsedoverso
Ireely without any danger of tsklngoold, or any other
mMdag fron their fireqaeaa asm aadaaverfhfl
to cm if (JUjurueboas an ffiUowoO. lytlrntyf *
,-^d.- »'*• • ' v'-i-- - *j
iTfrCEirETO
■ni-luul
A. A. MAgON * CO., /
Ttiitj ud their entire Wholesale
• T^rSh*wia*lp°*eaauiM»c»il l «i3000Sh«rl»,
wSov* f*"* of Loaf tod Sqnsre
Sf“£ Shawls-Ceshmeryßroche, die. Also, Vuettes,
-j WtfSS AND CLOAK DOOM.
m lwr Moek comprises more than 1000 pieces Thibet
ciouia,JleriaM, Pansettss, Alaaccas.'Lyoaese, Op
era and Pelisse Goths, will be sold fna 30 to 40 per
cent Itissthaausalpnee*.
Also—®opieeea rich plain and figU SILKB, redo*
eed 30 percent.
80 eases Cashmeres and Do Lain*, entire now styles.
Manmlng do n fiabreideries,
Lacey Bibbons, Gloves and Uesirry, Trimmings, Ice.
90 esses Flannels, 70 eases new stylo Calicoes, go es
ses Bleached Muliny-180 bales Brown 7O bales
Tickings. Also, Cloths, Cassiaeres, Jeans, Cassineus,
low price*. •
Together with an immense variety or »tber Goods,
mat-frig ga assortment one of the most extensive in
the eoumry—all of which have been marked down at
me eh lower price* than their extensive annas! sale in
Jsnnarylest.
They invite an early call, as many of their choicest
Goods will be sold.
fTTtta lowettpriea named ufm
jta3 A. A. MASON * CO., 60 Market n
««gorw»r plains" BUnieu. *
\\f R
IT • aid Marketatre«u,ha*latdT receded a asp.
ply of.iba shore aopedor make of Blanket*. and is*
rite* theae in want of the snide to look at them be
(or*bfjrin*. He baa alaooahand Home Hade Bias*
. ket*. b (On beery article, which he is aelltar low.
I2»>-Uatae Made FLANNELS, hzornlburedaad
white, of a aopedor quality.
to^T£iS , SlW^ KNEL9 ' “ *“ ta
▼ery IWI and worthy & anemias of deale rs.
gni-i-gtrc
UVKBWLLSWAS MV Doctor-
MnSftfl2s?;? w# ilH l * tf, * e r etf » of wLlvtl
'S!®* 1 by their n*e in
??rf!^*y , _j >Briag i th * mmh J*ne, IMS, 1 100 k
S^sS^sssssrssfss
Hauw?-!' M , L*n« , aUTer KUir«d some syren#,
jH®* 1 w *i 4 *? w wu too&fn thu disease, bat after
™^ i J td ?P' ww,e ' } finally cencloJed to place
*°J“" “dertbe can of a physician for better or
wowj hn, fortanately, fwt at this time, I was told
by the Ear. I. Nibtoek.efiU* place, that a friend bad
“®»»J»* of Mien* liver Pill* from Piusbarxh
whieb bad benefiued him very much. I forthwith
aent for a box of you Liver Puls, and by the time I
was done uutff them, I was saiiaSed that It was jut
!the medietas that salted my ease. I sent for more,
and took five or six boxes, and foand ray self almost
bnt ‘nMareh Ustlcanjht a unrt
cold, which breuhi back the disease, and in a abort
P™ » was as bad as ever. I again had recoatae to
jporldrerPills, and took them every other nlsht for
mx weeks, tad oeeasionalty tines, and I ean uvmv,
i that lean new say, that I feel little if any tympums
I -of the Liver Complaint, and my genera] healthis as
l pood it has been for the last 10 years.
Jay meifhbers aak ate who wu my doetor. I tell
them that MJers* liver Pills wu ay doctor, and by
the blessing of Divine Providence the means of earinc
me. lam confident that when the pahUe beeome e£
qaiinted with the vmlae of yoaf liver Pills, the de
nendfer them will increase. Many of ray neighbors,
to whom 1 have recommended the pUU, can testify to
their raise, as well as a the ftets above stated.
Kespectfaily years, flnoaanMatxa.
Tons Pw»-Ha Original, only trea and rena
■ine liver Pxlis are prepared oy BL E. Sellers! end
have Ui namet stamped In black wax open the Ud of
?”>. 8«j and hts signatan on the estslde wrapper.
Uj All others are eoontetfeits, or base iw«f ttww
sptdy B. K. SELLERS, Proprietor, 67 Wood «t I
ExptetorAßti
Saixa, Columbiana eo,o- Apr. £4, IML
T\R. D. JAYNES; Das* Sia-f feeliSud’ toyo*
XJ and the afflicted public, to avail myaelfof thiaop*
ponnnliy of givingpublicity to the extraordinary effect!
of you* Expectorant on myself. Having bees afflicted
Corseysral yean vilh a severe eoagL hectic fever
ana us eaaeoamaal diseases, and seeaea only
to linger otu u abort bat miserable «"«>"»•<■, util tba
fail ofjisa#, when, being store severely attacked, and
baring retorted to allay former remedies, and foepre*
seripuons of two of the aodt respectable physicians in
the neighborhood vithoat deriving uy or the
conaolaiwß ofaarTiTlnr bat a few daya or weeks al
(hnhesv—when the liit gleam of hope wu about to
vsnislt I had recoaaended Woe year Expectorant—
and btasMd by that Being who does all than In the
nseofthoßcm gad contrary to the expectations oi
ay physicians and friends. 1 was In a few days raised
from ay bed. and waa enabled by the use of a bottle, a
attend a my business, enjoying suea better health than
I had tor ten Tears previou.
Respectfully roan, Ae., Ja*. W. Emu.
For aale in Fimbutgh, at the Pekin Tea Bio re, 79
Fourth meet. stars
M%.SJl JU i£ ATON ’ 3 certificate to db
JAYNE.—This certifies, that immediately after
saving attended ay brother, who died of ean««m P^n
Is March, 184 L I was taken sick srith the Consumption
or Llrer Complaint, and was redaeed so low with the
disease, that lor (bar years I wu oaable to attend a
ay business, either at hoae or abroad, being for the
most time confined to mT bed. Daring the abore peri
od of time, 1 had expended for medical «ii>n<t-nrt o
regular Puyc elans and medicines, a the amount el
s&o, Without receiving uy benefit therefrom, la
Jsly, X6U, I commenced taking Dr. Jayne's Modi
einejL and hare taken them mors or less ever «h— L
and believe that it vu by persevering In their use.
that 1 can now truly say that * have completely tea,
vered sty health. 1 believe that Jayne's&anaiive Pills
and Expectorant are the heat family HwrfinWt uw la
I reside in Bpringfleld, “Otsego county, N..Y-, and
carry on a furnace and «»Aiw *hop la that place,
and aa not interested In uy manner tn the aale of the
above aedieinea, and maka this certificate tot foe ben
efit of those afflicted. baton
Springfield, N. Y., Bept U 1843. jet
. f , 8108 FAITIi OOODII
A I.F.X ANDES A DAY, corneT of the Diamond and
-cjL Market street, notify their friends and the pebUe
that they have received their eoek of Fall and Win
ter GOODS, direct from the importers, mansfsearert
and auctions at the east. Theirsaekofnew style and
fashionable Goods is lain, and presents strong aarae-
Upns to purchasers. Ja Ladies Dress Goods and
Shawls, the most splendid and foataraable Goods of
the season an bow offered, ax remarkably low prices
consisting in part of lue following
, LADIES* DRESS GOODS.
New style Broehn fix'd .Camelion Bilks;
Cold and Black Sana Da ud Tore Satinr,
Cel’d Cam el tan Grederhlnes, of the best qualities;
Black glossy Groderiena of the celebrated Eagle
manufacture.
above named Black Silks are warranted not to
eat in the wear, tor dresses and they are the
best imported.
Neal fig’d Ctmeliaa Satin Da Cheae. the handsomest
Silks of me season.
New stylo Brocha Silk Igued French Menaes, a
now mad splendid enisle for ladies' walking dresses.
Silk Embroidered French fan
sacks, aa entirely new article.
Cashmeres, De Lunee, Jderinos, ftlpaceaa and Par
mcuos.4 large assortment
. SHAWLS AND SCARFS!
Brocha Long and Bqaare Shawls, of toe bastenail
ties.
Plaid Long Shawls, of too newest designs, remark
ably cheap.
Hpteodid Terkeri Shawls, at greatly rodneed prices.
Cameboo Brocha fif’d Silk Shawls, in great variety.
Crape Shawls, white aid colored, in great variety.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERE3 ANb V&TINGS!
Btst;Sedaa real French Twilled Cloths, all price*
best Sedan real French Casiimcrs* new stylo Amer
ican Caatimcre* super Satin Vestings.
LADIES’ CLOAKING CLOTHS!
Preach and Belgian Black and OUre cloths, tor La
dies' Cloaks.
BLANKETS!
A splendid assoruneat of American and impenad
Blankets, at remarkably low prices.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS!
A large and complete assortment now on band.—
Many or oar prsseni stock of Btaple Goods were
bought from the manufacturers previous to tha present
advance in prices. A principal pan of oer stock of
Freneh'and English goods have beea purchased at the
great Abctien bales in Philadelphia and New York,
whiehanables us to offer decided bargains In almost
every description of goodsta oar line of business, v
Country merchants, Merchant Tailors, and all
wholesale and retail buyers, are invited to an early
examination of our stock ana prices.
ALEXANDER A BAY, 73 Market it,
oeta» north west corner of the Diamond.
TO BCVaok uir Dttir uouusi
WR. MURPHY, at north east eorsef of Fount
» and Market sta, ie now receiving his second
supply, for the season, and can oflet iudueaments to
buyers rarely to be met with. His assortment of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS
la very fall, consisting of French Merinos, Cashmeres,
Cob ergs, Lyonesa Clouts, super Printed French Casb*
meres, at prices considerably lower than they could
be bought early in Ibo season. Ilis stock of
LONGBHAWLS
Is large, and embraces many of the beauxifel styles
now on exhibition at Franklin Insurute, Phllad'a.
BONNET AND NECK RIBBONS,
Of aew and very handsome styles, Velvet Trim
mingslAc.
SACKING FLANNELS.
Of various styles and qualities, plain and embroidered
Black bilk Laces, Needle Worked Collars and Cnffa,
Bonnet Batins and Velvet Flowers, Capa and Feathers.
: HANDSOME DRESS SILKS,
Of tho newest styles, and at lower prices than usual;
and rieh changeable Silks and Satins, for Manillas,
Acj and a lam stock of
STAPLE AND UOUSEKEEPIN GOODS,
at lowest prices. And in the gentlemen’s deportaen I
will bo (bund fresh
FRENCH BLACK AND FANCY OGL’D- CLOTHS,
Bleek Doeskins, Winter Vestings, Paney Cassimeres,
Undershirts and Drawers, silk Cravats, fockelUand
kerebiefs, Ae.
(p»Merohant» am Invited o visit the Wholesale
Booms, up stairs. oeito
AVErT'Wgndkhful cuu±i!—b all e.n s 1
VERMIFUGE
Mxxcxa, Mercer - 2S, 1649.
R. & Beliers: Dear (Sir, I bought om bottle of your
Vermifuge at the Iron City Faraaee store, at thiiplaee,
. and it has performed what we consider out here a won
derful core, on one of my boye eight yean old; be had
oceu unwell (br soma years, so much so that 1 bed giv
en up all hopes ofhis recovery. 1 was advised by one
of mr neighbor* to try a borne of your Vermifhge—
and l am nappy to inform you of it having the desired
effect of relieving my eon. He'passed, in the short
space qf 34 boats, 1M worms, some of them measur
ing as much as Ut and 14 inches long. I feel bound in
justice (to give you the above statement, so as yoamay
make any use of my name that you think proper.
Yours, very respectfully,
Josamaa S. Lttl*.
Prepared andsold by R.E, SELLERS, 67 Wood
street: uaa sold by Draggists generally in the two
cities., aorlfl
JBAX>I COUGH BV
BUP—From W. K. Bodan, Esq., Ctuk of the
i Court of Quarter Besiions of Beaver County:
‘ Mr. 1L fc. (tellerm Bir, Borne tithe in the writ ter my
wile was afflleied with a severe and distressingeougb,
and bearing of your invaluable Cough ttyrap, I par
chased a bottle from S. T. Trimble, of Bridgewater,
and after taking a portion of it two or three evenings
on going to bed, she found immediate relief;. as also
several friends have been relieved iq severe caws. I
am therefore satisfied that itis asafo and valuable mt
dicine, and would recommend it to those who may be
alhieted with severe coughs and eolda.
March 53,1843. ; . W.JLBOBEN.
|D*Boldoy B. E.SELLERS, 57 Wood.itieei, and
brDmpixta generally in the two citiea and vicinity.
s'ELir CLtrrHß—3 eases Blue and Drab Fel
. Cloths, just rac’d and Cor sale by
> MURPHY, WILSON A CO.
wvl3 43 Wood st
SCAHLtrr MUU3. BE liAiNß w, it. Murphy ha*
!*■' * lot af high colored Mena, do Lain*.
«U«o low price of 93c;
2£3HJ- PWa Drab, Brown, Ae, at IS* to l3|
acaortment atylea
figund Mouk da Loins, m varioas prices, togvihqr
Cootog«enUly,
SSI i
• Hasw®| * co>b
OffiU*.
a£X HANSZI6H 6 Cft«oßtrae to briar penes*
jAi*" *°T pm ef Bt*laad, Irtud. Seotfecd or
Wales, apes the sect liberal wbi, with their
WMwmrtaifity tad mention to the warns mad eem~
tort of emmigraais WedonotaUowoarpeMsatnTa to
be robbed bj the nriedliacseana that ufeattSa see
ports, as we take ekarpe of them rite aoaeat ther re
pon themselves. mad see to tbeir well endde
vpettb them wiihcmt any deteatiaabytlefint «hiat.—
” 0 say this fearlessly, u we defy 00a of oerpuaen
!®pStesS«ftaatraf*
we intend to perform oar eontrnetr ttonernilr.eofl
whu I;e>r,udnotedoeuitie£olalr.JUan,
">* otter otfcOT,-wko oilier peiifcSedM, t3T3
wbea it sailed tbeir convenience. «w »“»**
Dnll. town el KmbMji burmta, ei u
B “ i * ta ■- :
: „^^SSSS&,
Fifth crest, on# Joo r
1849.
■’’“^assssfflasa^®'®
_ m “ ■ “ -OCEAN.
?p S^i-J 50 ® ® r P*ekots leave Wenen <Uify
HBTav2obl G ' V * XL * 001 w ( JJ Ten *|Pro.
-h« Jsg'afe
1849.
UNION LINE,
OS THE PESH'A AHD OHIO CABALS.
CKiwgoiP A CHAtnxr TW, Cleveland, O) r .
_B- O. Piut BeaverTpa. ! Propr I *.
rjuUS Libe will be prep's-ed on the cpeoin* of navi
Thai(anilitiesoftbeline ereaasorpsssedinamber.
Ed 3 e'SLTM.V o^’
One Boat UeresPi tubnijhendOeveJesd dsify,ran
niof ia connection with tbs steaaiers “ ,l
_ _ CA, KE BKIE AND MICHIQAN,
S ! .™~ P oi! b,, ff h “it Beerer.eiid e Une oflnletue
Bteemeri) Propeller, md Vcmol. on tie Ukee.
Aeuu H U Parks, Beaver, Pa.
MB°s?l d =?^SSf ron "’ o^
Crawford A Chamberlin, C > ‘and. O
Bears A Griffith. Buffalo, N.\ .
JOHNA. CAUGHEY.Artnt,
Officer Watsr end Bmiihfiehl its, Pituba^b.
BE&VKB PACKETS.
Steamer MICIUGAN No. S-Capt. Gileoa.
Tl “ ItAKK EWE, u Gordon.
HE above regular end welt known Beaver Pack
eta, nave- commenced making their daily tripi to
wan Beaver, end will eouanoe to na between
ritUbnrgn and Beaver regularly daring the —ea
tollow*>— ' :
Michigan No. Sleeirea PJtubnrah daUr at* o’clock,
A. hL, end Beaver el X o’clock, P. M. Lake Erie
l B ,V®»g«*w dfilr •*« o'clock, Pituberg b
ex . (rCioek, r. U.
Tbeeo ateamen will nut in ebaseedea with
RGParka’ Expreae Packet line, for Erie;
Taylor A Leffiingwell’aWerren rackets;
Union line of Freight Botti for Cleveland;
gClarke*Oe>iPltttbufh and ClevelandLue Freight
& 0 Parka dally New Caatle Packets.
nch3i eor Water -
iiStegfr 1849.
pmsBOEM and cimEm" ■
LINE,
ON Tire PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO CANALS,
'lULKProprietors ofthia oldestablishedend repair
X. daiivliafi.eoiuijtin*ofSlXTEENa»telaasCiinai
Boats, twaed by themselves ud nuutiaa *o hottneo*
non with the steam boaa BEAVER AND ff*inn
DOPE, on enabled to offer aneqaalled {of
the transportation of freight and passe&fers, on the
openiny of Canal navigation, to allpoisii on tee Peon*
•ylvama nod Ohio mad N. York canals and the Lakea.
E. M. FITCH A Co, Clevelaad.
BO WELL A BROTHER,
Areata, Beaver.
J« a BIDWEIX, Ayent,
■Urt Water street, Pittabaryh.
e. KPWK2, b. w. e BBW&L
PltuborgST ~ "Bearer.
BIOWELL & BROTHER.
fonrarflßg lerekub,
. BEAVKH, PA,
AftaUfor t&j PiOiburgk axdCUvdand Luts, Pitt*-
b*rgk and Eru Um» via £fw, and far deem
Ao*t# Boawromd CoUbCopt.
Haring parehaaed the targe. and nbttantial Wharf
Boat Jwt bail! far the Mosongahela Packet*, have
with the addition of a Warehoeae, (he bu»i ample ac
commodation* for reectrlng and forwarding, and
pledge their almost auedlton, promptness and despatch
to consignments to their caw, and rely on their friend*
far a trial. nart-dly B.ABEO.
•Mold Uaad Piaass.
ONE second hand Piano, 6 octaves, pries ISO.
1 - - - 51 « o.
1 - « “ 4» ' “ “ 40.
i“ u “ 4 “ “*O.
For salt tor eatfa st tbs above priors, by
dell JOHN U MELLOR.H Wood st
rfWVIOLIN l'LXvEkS—Sroßis GrnjrT Vidtoi
1 SovoOh, altered and connected from to# text Eng
lish edition, to correspond with Spehris Original
School of Violin playing, by his pupil U. C. Hill. “If
any argaments are repaired to recommend this work.
It may bo observed that Spobr himself ad bares strictly
.to the system laid down in toe above work, and that
be has by the same mode of lasuaetien, produed a
greater nombei of distinguished pspUs than any other
master in Earopa.”
A sapply of the above last ree’d, (price g?,l tad for
ssleby del? J H MELLON. 81 Wood st
■ r \j.Sr*ri;'* - ~
A N EMINENT and experienced Physician from the
Kaet, of 30 years standing, offers to treat all cases
of a Delicate Nets re with promptness and gecrecy.
■llls success in Batftlo and other large cities has
been proverbial. Hie charges are moderate, and his
=»«* pcraznrnu Old eases of Gleet, Strietaro,Sero
fala, Floor Albas, BheoraaiUm, Agae,9yphilis, or an*
chronic or Inveterate cases solicited.
A earc wamnted, or chatre refunded.
Ogrrcts, 8L Clair street, t doors from the Bridge.
Teeth Extracted. Advice to the poor gratis?*
N. B-~Dr. A. nliclt* the worst cases or any disease
in Pittsburgh to call. spliidly
PETBOLKDRro&BOCRofi;
There are more things la heaven sad earth
Than are dreampi of io philoaor>hv. a
THE VIRTUES or this remarkable remedy, and
the constant applteatioa lor it, to the proprietor,
has induced turn to have it put up in bottles with la
bels and directions for the benefit of the public.
The PETROLEUM is procured from a well in this
county, at a depth of (bur hundred fret, is u pure una
duiUTated uriicla, without any ehemieai change, but
just as flows from Nature** GreatLahntoryi! Tfcaiit
contain* properties reaching unm&ber of diseases, is
no longer a matter of eocenataty. There are many
things in the areana of nstsre. which, if known, might
be or vast usefulness m alleviating laflerlng, und re
storing the bloom of beulth und vigor to many t suf
ferer. Long before the proprietor thoaght or putting
it up in bottles, it bad a reputation for the cate of di£
ease. The cooilaat and duly increasing calls for it,
and several remarkable eurea it has performed, Ja a
sore indication of it* future popularity und wide
spread application in the «.ore of disease.
We do not wish to make a long parade of certifi
cates, as we are conscious that the medicine
work iu way into the favor of those who suffer and
wuh to-be healed. Whilst we do not eiaim for it a
univereal application in everv disease, we unhesita
tingly »sy. that in a number of Chronie Diseases it is
unvaried. Among these may, be enumerated—all
diseases of the mucous Ossoe*, such as CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION Unitsesrirstoge,)
Asthma, and all diseases of the air passages, LIVER
COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, Diaibaa?lCaaMs of
the Bladder and Kidneys, Puns in ibo Back of Side,
Nervoni Disease a, Palsy, Rheumatie Puns,
Goat, Erysipel**, Tetter, Ringworms, Bams, Scalds,
Bruises, Old Bores, Ae. In cases of debility re
suliiiig from expeaue, or long and protracted cases of
disease, this medicine will bring relief. It will act as
a general 'TONIC and ALTERATIVE in sueh eases,
imparting tone and energy to the whole frame, remov
ing obstructions, opening the sluggish functions, which
cause dlsesse and a broken constitution, amt giving
increased And renewed energy-tb alt ine organs or
Life!' The proprietor knows, of several cures of
PILES, that resisted every oiboritraatment, get well
under Um use of the PETROLEUM,for a short time.
The proof ean be given to any person who desires It
None genuine without the signature of the proprietor.
Bold by the proprietor,
8. M. KIER, Canal Basin, near Seventh tt
Also by R B. BELLERS, 67 Wood iq
and—KEYSKR A M'DOWKLL,
corner Wood at. and Virgin alley; who are his
MrtMly regularly appointed Agents
TUBS AND CQUIUVS.
PINE AND CEDAR WARE iIANUFACTORY.
No. ST, comer Market and PUffi-por 49 Maikct,
T„_. . twen Third and Fourth sts.
HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand, whole
femlljihefotJowinFanlfcle's, vix:
Wash Tubs, Btoff Chuma,’
n e ?J U i bl ' BarrelChurosj -
Half Bushels,
Wooden Bowls, Peck* and Half Peeks,
Wash Boards, Brass Bound Buckets,
CtoJhesPiei, - Towel Roller*,
Wooden Ladles, Bread Roller*,
Clothe* Baskets, Market Baskets, Ae, Ae.
, T BAMULL XROESEN,
novl4 No <0 Dtaonnd'alley, Pittsburgh
J* Patent Rotfa Asto.
•JOft CASKS GUm and Boap maker*’ Soda Ash.
OAtkJ Imponed direet from the above celebrated
manufacturers, 89 per cent American ten, arriving and
for tale by nov< WAM MITCH ELTBEE
L * ci
ficrkl N R Bani*
-400 bbl* Whiskey; ftr sale by
aa*< WAMMITCHELTREE
-V*LEAt«HmtfVoiVDfcß—XOcasts Jai Alaspraa A
ffi Sods’brand, a superior article, for sale by
pp* WAMMITCHELTREE
rri\ CASKS Alusprurs Soda Ask, sod-10 cask*
I w Dlcaehiag Powder, arrived pership Oxenhridge,
sod now cenuog on by cans], (br sale by i
, W A M MITCUELTREE
Siuns FAULT MEDICINES—"IIey ft» du
Mrrilcuce M the day." •
_ .. GUEAK’ISCAXIOS.OUo.MITf^iebL
K.B.’SeSen: I think h right fbr the benefit ofothan
to state teem frets ia reluloa to yen excellent Fami
ly Medicine*.
lhave used yoar Vermifuge Isryoyiamyownfain.
Uy,oneviai frequently answering fi»rexpelHn*t «n
esandxks fray ltoSOOj worm* item twoehlUraa I
iiti also IM your Liver Pills and Uoagh fiyrup in
«y they have ia every instwice produced
Aalaxn engaged ia mcfcheadising, I am able to
state that Iftavo yet to hoar ef the first failure where
year mediates have been used ia my section of the
.country. In conclusion, I may state that they ere ths
modteines ei the day, and are destined lo have a Terr
extensive pspalsnty Year*, retaectfaL^
Prepared and loJdby 8. ' -K. I
ctnn, and told by Druggist* generally in the two el*
ties and vicinity. - ntya
fTREAT Cb'kK op lives compEaIKT; by he
VX original, only tree, and genuine Liver Pill.
Snomr Cunx* Ohio ceunty, Va.)
' - Mstyfr OfliV 1040 t
Mr. JL E. Selim: Dear Bli*-I think it a doty' 1 owe
to yea and to the poblio genera It, to etate that I have
beenaffieted with the Liver. Complaint for a long
tune, and to badly that as abcess formed and brok£
which led me in a very low etate. Having beard of
Soar celebrated Liver Pills being for sale by A R
harp, In Wen liberty, and recommended to me by
my physician, Dr. E. Smith, I concluded to me them
a fair trial. I purchased eae box, and found them to
be Just what they are reeommefaded, THE BEST LI.
VKR PILL EVER USED; and after taking four boxes
1 find the disease has entirely left me, andl emaow
perfectly well. Rcspeetftuly years,
DH COLEMAN. -
West liberty, Harch 86,15*;.
I certify that I am personally acquainted with Mr
ColeoiM , and can bear testimony to the troth'of the
atHTve certificate. A R SHARP
The genuine Liver Pills are prepend and sold by
REd .-LLERS, No 87 Wood street, and by druggist*
in the '*ro eiuss.
TO THE PUBLIC.—Tie originaLonly tree and gen*
aiae liver Pills are prepared by REBellers,and have
his name stamped In black wax opon the lid of eaeh
box, and his signals re on the oauide wrapper—eil
others are counterfeits, or base imitations.
apltf. RE SELLERS, Proprietor
uu-utaim cnuiunTi uum
TltßOHtheßev i
V ala; ClerrrmanoUheProiestaniMetbodit}Chare i
. TbeenderslgnedhwtngbeeneiHieteddarinf theptrt
•laierwithe disease olihe stomach,sometimes pro
ducing gnat in the siomachfor tenor twelvehoan
withoeiiniernu »'ca,and efteri having tried verioaa
remedies with. < • yffeet. was famished with e bouls
otDr DJey&c’sCi mauve Belssmi This he seed ac*.
cording to the direct one, ted Coend invariably thstthi*
medicine ceased the pain to ebre in three or fbar min
utes, and in fifteen or twenty mioatesevery aneaiv
sensation was entirtly qaieled. The medicine was af
lerwardiDted whenever indications ot the approach of
palnwere perceived, andtho pain was thereby prevent*
ed. He centinaed to ese the medleiae every evening
and sometime* m the moraine, and in a few .weeks
health was so far restored, that the infierer was relit*
edfiromelaigeamoamofoppressive pain. Frames,
periesee, e can confidently recommend D
D Jayne’s Carminative lielsam, as a sataiary medfein
fordiieasesofthsstomaehendbowaU. ASHINND
Allegheny eityJySl :
For sale In Pittsburgh at ttspKKiN TEA BTOR
78 Fourth street, near Wo «• and also ettbeDrng
Store of H P SCll WARTS. Ke rralttreet. Alleghegy
VALtABURUCOVSRYi
CONaTTMPTIVESt BE OPt YOUR GUARD.
COfIPODRD BfBOP OP VltD CHBBEI,
rnnuT unorm
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dronehlos, tiv*
er Complaint, Spitting Blood, Difficulty of Breath*
Ingi'rain in the Biu end Breast, Palpitation of
the Heart, Influents, Croup, Broken Con*
BBtedon. Bore Ttuoat,Nerveae Debili
ty, end ail Dlseesee of the Throat,
Breast and Langs; (he most el
fbetaal and speedy core
over known lor any of
the share discas
-- as, is
DR. BW AYNE’B
Oompewad flyrwp of Wild Gbarryl
This is no longer among those ef doabtfal
■ditty. It has passed away from the thousands daily
non the tide of experiment, end now stands
dehor ut reputation, and isAceoming more extensive*
y dead thaztany other preparation ef medicine ever
pradaood li>r the relief of suffering man.
It has been utrodacod very generally through the
United States aadßarcpe, and mere are few towns of
iaaenuiea bat what contain some remarkable evi*
deaeo of Its rood effects. For proof of the foregoing
ctatMeats, and of the vales end efficacy of this medi*
f the proprietor will insert a few of the many thoa*
mmZt tMtfßornials which have been presented to him by
msaodthe first respectability—men who have higher
viawa of moral responsibility and justice, than to cer*
tliyto facts, because it will do another a favor, and
themselves no injustice. Such testimony pro*e*.con
clusively, that lit surprising exeeilence ts established
by Its merits, and the unquestionable authori
ty ef pablie opinion. The instantaneous relief it af
fords, and the soothing Influence diffused through the
wfcSe frame by ft* «■», reads is it a moat agreeable
.~4birfb,
“Wkan sea, acting from conscientious taps!**,
votaatuilr bear testimony to the troth of a thing. or
partieaiar fact, sueh testimony, being contrary to their
worldly interests atw* fnrposes, coerces eonsictisn of
Us into, and commends itself In a special manner v
antrnsal credence.”— <yßof*a*« Moral Maxims.
READ THE HOME*CEKfIFiCATES.
Bmi> Cm or Pnstejuxr Ccnsnono.’r—
Tk*r* nntr wu a remedy that has been as saceessfal
tn desperate cases of Consumption, as Dr. Swayne’s
CeaaoundBlTap of Wild Cherry > « strengthens ihe
mtsa, and appears to heal the alcen on the Lines,
ereatt.i new and rich blood; power possessed by ho
ether idieisL
Cum Co, April 25th, IM9,
Dr. B**ayne—Dear Sir I verily believe your Con.
MU4 &/np of Wild Cherry has been the means or
sarins ST Luo. leaaghta severe cold, which grada
aUy grew worse, attended with a severe eoagS, that
redsted ail the remedies which I had recourse to, sul!
increasing untilmyeaaeexhibited ail the sTmniomsor
Pmlmotianr Consumption. Every thing I tried seemed
to have no effect, and my complaint increased so rapid* :
iv that friends as well as gave «p all hopes of
sr recovery. At this time I was recommended to try
roar Invaluable medicine: 1 did so with the mist hap
-3v resells. The &nt bottle had the effect to loosen the
eoagh. ceasing as to expectorate freely; and by the
dmo lb ad used til bottles, I was entirely wall, and am
aow as hearty a man as I over was in ay life, and
woold be happy tn give any In&mitioaresneetlng ay
that other saffwora may dertee tha bcnaSt for
which lam so grateful. For the truth of tha above
statement, I refer ytm to *•«**»*. ««**«» Warn
chaster. Pa. of whoa I purchased the medicine.
Eeipwrallyyocre, JunMnau
WenAmful Cun of m Mithodut MiauUr,
n t gvtrno—Dear Bin I feel * debt of ground* dn
to Tor tiri * daty to the tffietrd generally, to offer
mv hambla testimony la tarot of Tow Composed sy
npofWtU Cherry. Voautopitmtuet l«u
vlilaaUT anaeked with cold and inflammation of the
r-n». wkiek «u accompanied with a distressing
ioSSTpain in Use bttw and bead, a very eonaidera
bin Hoebarav of offensive maene from the longa, aape*
oiaQr apon change ot weather, however alight At
gist 1 fcltao alarm ahoat my condition, bat m pretty
•oon eoßTineed that I waa rabidly going into consamp.
lion. I grew daily weaker, “d at length waa scarce-
I* able to walk about, or speak above a whiaper, each
waa the exceeding weakneaa of my lasga. Danngthis
lion t bad triad various preparations and prescriptions,
hotlband no relief—growing all the tlma worae. Just
bora 1 waa advued asd persaaded by a dear friend in
Wilmington to make trial efyoar Syrup of Wild Cher
ry. I moat eoruoaa that previously I had been preja
dlead against palest medicine»> and lam «UJ against
thoao caning o«t of the bands of bat ander
etending roar claim* to tbe profession and practice of
modieine, and having'implieu taU in the saying of my
friends, 1 forthwith parchaeed of Dr. fchaw.cneofyoar
agents,afirwbvitlea,andoommeneediun»c. Mydia
nae ana time of SOor hSmontha* standing, coo.
icqaestly it was deeply rented. I however,
considerable relief fro® the aao of the fim foor or five
bottles. Bet being a pabUn speaker, I frequently at
tempted to preach with my inereamng strength, and
thereby raptured those vessels thtt had already begun
to heal; in this way, doubtleaa, my ewe was greatly
retarded, lnrevaaequence of acting thaa imprudent*
had to aao rw*ive or fifteen boulea before I was pe.
ectly restored 1 have no question, a ranch email
1 amber oU>otU*.« would have made me sound, ba
he above indiscretion. The 6yrvp allayed the fevt
»b habii, took .way the distressing cougb, pat mu,
to the discharge of matter from the long*, and gav
them and the eaure system good health. 1 have defei
red offering this certificate until now, for tbe purpos.
of bains perfoewr satisfied with the permanency ot the
core, ai.d now i&at 1 feel perfectly well 1 offer it with
pUasora. Rxv. J. P. Jobds2l
Dublin eoonty. N.C.
htfanau Cautmk—Bmd! Rea#
There it beta* • genuine preparation of Wild Chem,
and that is Dr. flwara**, tho first ever offered to the
pubUe. which »as been sold largely throughout the
Unltoa States ami tome parts of Europe: and all pre
paration* eallev by the name of Wild Cherry have
Man pat out aineo this, under eover of same deceptive
eircuß»unces,«e order to five currency to their sales
By a little obteyveuon, no person need mistake the
genuine from tkt false. Each bottle of the genuine is
enveloped wit a beautiful steel engraving, with the
likeness of WilSua Penn thereon; alao, Dr. flwayne’s
signature: usd «e further security, the portrait of Dr.
Struynn will LV added hereufter, so as to distinguish
his prcparaUuv 'tom all ether*. Now, it-ir was not (or
this great earative properties and known virtues of Dr.
dwarnr’i Conimqnil Syrup of Wild Cherry, personi
would not be ondeavering to give currency to their
“fictitious no**>«m* n by stealtug the name of Wild
Cherry. Renumber, ulwuy* bear in mind the name
ofDr.Bwavne -wd be not deceived. Q
Principal Ofiree, corner of Eighth and Race eueets,
Philadelphia.
For sate wbtwssale and retail by OGDEN A SNOW
DEN, cor Sd aa.l Wood its; B A FAHNEBTOCK A
CpTcor lit-anv Wood, and dth and Wood its; WU
TllO&N, S 3 Meeket it) 8 JONES, 180 Liberty su JA3
AIJONKB, eot Mend and Penn sts; JOHN MITCH
ELL, AUegheat city, and by all respectable deaJen In
mbdlclne. _ oct!3
~jDr. W. F> lulaud’i Prsmlnm riaitir.~
ThR W. P. INLAND, of the Medical College bf Phil.
JL f adelphia, now offers to the puhtio his Indian Veg
etable Premium Plaster, the qeulities of whieb, after
lout and tried experience, has beea satisfactorily es
tablished. To ait women who may be afflicted with
Prolapms Uteris or Fallen Womb, he recommends his
platter, guaranteeing a sura and speedy cure In the
short space of from two to thee weeks, if applied wiUt
cafe and rest—discarding all the countless instrument,
and extensive bandages so long in use. This ho feels
cootele atious in slating, inasmuch as he has not failed
in one esse eut of three hundred and fifty-three no
lien it. j
Also foy Rheumatism and Weak Breast or Back, at
tended with pain, there is nothing to exeel this Plaster
in affording reliefer effecting u oure. For tale by
L Wilcox, comer of Demand and Market st
Bras u A Reiter, “ liberty and St Clair sts
Dr J Sargent “ Federal st and Diamond. Alle
gheny city
Jacques A Go, “ Denman and Diamond Burning
bam. taj
T> L- SELLERS, Druggist, No 67 Wood strem,
lb. Bole Agent for the sale of Dr. Townsend’s Gei
tune BarsapariUa, has just received SOO down of this
Greet Spring and SumEcr Medicine.
Purchaser* should recollect that R E Belters J* sole
•gent for Pittsburgh, and D M Curry for Allegheny
city apg ; !
Extract of coffee-An anjciewhieh'UTT
pldty coming into use as a wholesome, nourishing
and delicious beverage, being more pleasant and pal
atable than common Coffee, and (hr cheaper, as a
paper costing only ten cents, will go as far as four
pounds of Coffee. Manufactured by
. . JOHN 8. MILLER. Pitubnrgb, Pa.
Sold at wholesale by B A FAHNESTOCK A Co,
Comer of First end Wood and Sixth and Wood streets
Pittsburgh. apai
California rubber goods-juh received.
38 Camp Blankets; SO officer coats; la p n Pants;
18 pairs naU luted Miming Boots; la Isthmus Bags; ?3
.water Tank*. « and W gallons eackfiO canteen*, !
gallon each; :ldoißuekakui Money Belts; ldo oiled
cambric da do. The above goods for sale at tho Cali
fornia Ootfiting Esablishmcnt, No 6 Wood st.
BtchM • JA H PHILLIPS
A BSORTED SPICES—PaI up for family use. in tin
sens, enclofri tn a sliding |Jd box, elm. 1
Mustard, Aispice, " .
CUnnumnn, Ginger,
doves, Pepper,
Wunanted pore. For sale at the new Spicel and
Mistoed Factory, cener of Ferry A liberty sis.
myla - JOHN h liKf.f. '
TtTvlUkWm(U lm Anvils, tma tte S ( .i
A.'anMvlUawerk%w«naa»di wia b« eonstaatiy’
MTiaod ami to order. by_
i ■**••• ...... r^fOC{Ouii,»wo ? J
lgw lotwrfy' :
rpiffiWAß nriHMEJUco, b7ig.Kipi.ri«
Hm.w. ofEk.wfc eoinpiitlar u Aml ri i.
°< p “S.
Bessy on Christian Baptmn; by Baptist, W. N M ) t m
Ike Ogilvies, • Novel.
Fairy Tali*, from aUNaiiens; by Anthonr B_ Man
talba; withsTuiutradonaby Ifcyfc. “ 07 Woa
Just redd by' JOHNSTON k BTOCKTON
dels . comer Tmrd and ft T r';i
Sow uft Elipai Gift Bwkit
SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS; br J T -
Headley, with eleven original deaig tu by Uatlev
Poem* and fme Writings, by Birt»ni n. ru...- •
vol*., muslin 1
Illuminated Gem* of Saered Poety, with «ix illustm
tiou engraved on steel. by JohnSortain.
Jut received by JOHNSTON A BTOCKTON,
dcSa . canter Thin! end Market it*.
Hew Books*
PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT; or e Prudeal View
of the mutual da tie*, relations end intereau of the
Medical Pretession and: the Coma unity; by Worth*
ington Hooker, M. D.
the Work* of Michael Do Montaigne; comprising
his Essays, Letters,Ac.; By Wbl Harnett.
Nineveh andiU »»‘fn*rp* By Ar*’»n Henry Lay.
art. Esq., D. a L.’ .
Glimpse* of Spain; oriNotes of an Unfinished Tour
in 1847. BvS.T. Wallis.
Tapper’* Proverbial Philosophy, new edition; ilia*,
traled. Jut received by
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
novgt comer Market oad Third street*
1840^01
T OCKWOOD’S ILLUSTRATED WORKS—Mu-
JLi minated Book*—Hooks in riebty eorved binding,'
illuminated and ill nitrated—Book* snperbly bound in
Velvet, Silk, Morocco, dnd Coati osition, in imitation
of the Middle Age*—Bibles and Prayer Books, bean,
tifally bound in Vel ret and Morocco, magnificently or
namented and ill ami noted. For sale by
JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
dc» __ Bookseller A Importer, Wood it.
Chrlaimma and How Tsar ApproMhlsgl
elegant and substantial books,
7n MagntfitSTUAftiiqut Binding, for tha Holiday*.
JAMES D. LOCKWOOD, Bookseller and Importer,
O Wood street, has received a beantifai collection
of Illustrated Books, bound in the most splendid man
ner by the best London and American binder*—among
them may be foanJi f.
Pearls of Amem •* Poetry; magnificently illumine-
Laysor the We.tt rn World; illuminated in gold and
solora.
Wordsworth** Greece; richly Illustrated.
The r-eacber; illuminated by Owen Jones, and
soaad • carved wood. .
The Song af Songs: illuminated by Jones.
Jo Thoughts; Ul aminated by
Heroines of Shakspeare; illustrated.
Mrs. Jameson’s Characteristics of Women; illustra
ted. For sole by JAMES D LOCKWOOD,
doU C 3 Wood street
Blew Books.
REDBURNi His First Voysge.by Herman Mcllville
author of ‘-Types,’’ “Otnoo,” Ac.
History of King Alfred ot England,by Jacob Abbott;
with fine engravings.
jreercss; by Wm. Mc.inhold.
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
corner Third and Market eireeu
u Ono of tkt Most lUwutriailo Worts of the Agt. n
Nineveh and its remains; with on sc count
of a visit to the Chasdman Christians of Kurdis
tan, and the Yeiidis, or Devil-Worshippers; and an
Inquiry into the Manners and Arts of the Ancient A»-
•£!*“»• By Austen Henry Layard, Esq., D. C. L.
With inirpd tC i° r y Note by Prol. E. Bobuuon, D. D,
LL.D. 11l unrated with 1U plates and mans, and 00
wood enta. a vela Bvo. doth, 84,50.
“The book has a ran amount of graphic, vivid, plo
taresqu nan alive."—Tribune,
“The wprk of Layard is the moot prominent contri
bution to the study of otatlqulty, that has appeared for
moor yeara."—Christ. Inq
“Not one excel* in interest the* account of Nineveh
given by Mr. Layard.”—Washington
“As we follow the diggers with breathless interest
in their excavations, ann suddenly find ourselves be
forea muilve figure curved with minute accuracy,
now lifting its gigantic bead from the dust of 3000
I“”i we are ready te ery oat with the astonished
it is wonderful, bat it is true’’ In-
Kr sale by JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
ooxlo <0 Woods!
Bow Books*
THE WOMEN of the Old and New Testament.
Edited by E. B. Sprague, D. D. 1 vpl. Imp. Bvn.,
eJegantly bound; Id exquisitely finished engravings;
w Us■.££^ c^ P oou, b T celebrated American Clergymen.
POEMS BY AMELIA, {Mrs. Welby, of Ky„)i new
and enlarged edition; illustrated by engravings from
original designs by Wier. I vol. square Bvo- elegant
ly bound and gilt. Also—A variety of splendid Annn.
els and Gift Books.
Sewell's Child’s First Book of the History of Rome,
l vol. lBmo.
THE MECHANICS ASSISTANT, adapted for lbs
-use of Carpenters, Shipwrights, Wheelwrights, Saw
yers, Lumbermen, Students, and Artixans generally:
being a thorough and practical Treatise on Meusura
uon and the Sliding Rulg. By D. M. Kaper, A. AL
Boise ■ Treatise on Greek Prose Composition.
Ollendorff* Elementary French Grammar. By Prof
Greene, of Brown University. I vol. ISmo.
Roediger’s Gesenius 1 Hebrew Grammar, by Conont.
Getenms’ Hebrew Lexicon.
Loomis' Trigonometry, and Logarithmic Tables. 1
voL (sheep.) i
The Englishmans Greek Concordance. lvol.(mns
tin.)
Anthon's Classical Series. ■
Webster’* Dietiooary, revised ed. 1 vol. Bvo.
do do unabridged. 1 voh 4u>.
r.^ M , Note* and Questions on New Testament.
Whale]Jr’s Logie.
Motheim'a Ecclesiastical History. 3 vela and S
vol*. (sheep.)
Vestiges of Creation. 1 vol. ISao.
Monungi among the Jesuits at Rome. I voL (doth
and paper.)
Scenes where the Tempter has Triumphed. 1 vol.
(doth and paper.)
®®f Be ’»Theologled lecture*, l voL fivo.(cloth.)
Alder’s ProDOtuinsg Bible.
B®yc*’s French Dictionary.
Smart** Horace. For sole by R HOPKINS,
novl3 Apollo Building*, Fourth at
NEW books* J tJsT RfcXTej vj-.u,—i’no «vu> i>
Montaigne, edited by IL Haulitt, comprising his
eiassys, letters, and Jouraer through Germany and
Italy, with note* from all the Commentators, Biograph
ical and Bibliographical Not'ees, Ac.
Theory mu 4 Practice ofTeaehiiig-, or, the Motives
as Methods of Good Sehool-Keeping, by Datid
F.-ge, A M, Paincipal of tho State Normal School,
Albany, N. Y.
Frank Forester's Rah and Fishing of the- U. «-•»(
■£d B&iish Province* of North Amenea, by' Henry
Wm. Herbert. • JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, „
l,oxo corner Third and .Market >ts
Tb* Olden Timii
■ P,. LOCKWOOD, Bookseller and Importer,
„W oodsireci, has fur salealew copies com
remainder of the edition,) of this voletble
nthi. “ e T ota * l Preservation or lioenmeuu, and
iofarmanon relating to the early a
aeulemeut and dnprovemetu of the country,
aroumi the head of the Ohio. By N.jville U. Craig,
E*d-,of Piiuoargh,l n9vols Bvo. *
00x10 J. D, LOCKWOOD.
ROMA?* LIBERTY a History, wuh a view of the
Liberty of ©the* Aoeisni Nations. Ur Samuel
lllustrated with twelve. engravings, exe*
*«“*• S svo, mmSotm wuh PrascoH*
Historical .Works.
Jut published and for sale by
JAMES D. LOCKWOOD, bookseller and
2?vio Importer, ct Wood at
KEUbLB IN ITALY; ant^onxededition,
* SMSJuS 88 - FANNI KE>,ULE *, v “*
‘The reading of this book tto impressed os',with a
mich hlgticr opinion of iu author than wo had formed
from perusing her other writing*. It displays a deeper
ton* of thought, onited to more para womanly graee of
reeling than any ether production of the female mind
wuh which we are acquainted.' l —Eto. Mirror.
*•11 u a very agreeable and readable book, writtenin
Fanny Kemble's best style—bold, spirited and wuer
laming. ft e reeommend ii to our rentiers u the best
publication of the season.' I —Reading c ox.
~lt contains the Josntal of a travel through Europe,
and residence in Italy; and is,one of the pleaaapiest
and most interesting books of the •caiou.’ l —Co or. m>a
Enquirer.
**A very characteristic book. We have read it from
title page to Colophon with unabated interest. A rf*
vid pieiare of life in Rom*. 1 la ail respects eminently
reaaebte.’ I —Knickerbocker. ;
For sale by JAMES D LOCKWOOD,
novtS Bookseller A Importer, ttt'Wooq »l
Isltfeographio Sitablishmeiii
OF TVM. JJOHUCUMANN. Third at, opposite the.
Post-Office, Pittsburgh^—Maps, Lai.dscapei. liilt
beada, Showbills, Labels. Architectural and Machine
Drawings, Business and Vuitiug Cards, Ac- engraved
or dra* n on stone, and printed in colors, Gold, Biomo
or Black, In the taut approved, style, and at the most
reasonable prices. octl&ly
KEO HUTfER—33 keg. for sale by
dc!7 WICK A McCAJfPLEBS
FLOUR— 60 bbls Pamity Flour, for sale by
del? WICK A McCANDLKSS
MUTTON IIAM3-4 bblsior'sale by
del? J if CANFIELD
CHEAP MOUS. DE LAINS—3 eases good »W,
fast colored M. de Lain*, at the extremely jow
price of Ue. per yard. A A MASON A CU,
del< No CD Market et
JiVkfcrm FttUl'i*—A doz. cans trysh Peaches: ■“-*
5 * bouies do.
6 “ “ • Pine Applos:
3 “ - Cherries; 1 -
3 ** . “ birawberriea; !
3 **.- Tomatoes:
"i 3 u half gal. bottles Pickles:
3 44 quart do.
3 M tancy do.
RecHl and for sale at the l’ekis Tea Blere, 70 Fourth
•treet. deel*
RYE FLOUR—I 3 bbls racy and torsHlc by
deal WM a JOHNSTON, 113 Second »t
RECEIVED THIS DAY, at the India Itubba De*
pot—l case Wornon’i Metallic Rubber riandiU,;
i : „ “ - ■■ as
1 “ Mlut.’ “ - Slippc;
I Men’s “ Overshoes;
1 “ “ “ “ Sandals;
1 “ “ leather'ibled * Overshoes;
All of which will be sold, wholesale or retail, lower
than at any hoajc in the city. JA ii PHILLIPS,
BO vat . ! No $ Wood street
PEALED PEACHES—* Bbls jut reo'd, ior sale" tv
dcl»l c S « W lIARBAUOU
..IA/INDiIW GLASS—SCO bis, oss’d sizes, rac’d and
TV for sale by dclß SA W HAMUAUGII
BUTTER— 13 bbls arul w twi, packed, in prime
order Worshipping, for sale by - -
dcso L 8 waterman
SODA AiSH—i» casks to arrive pgr
sateby - deal TASEBYSuEbJt
BLACK (waDDlNU—lotiales Urge use an Alary
JaatreeHlby SIUCiafcTTA WHITE, T
_«sl Now Wood it
■»TIZEn?EsL-3ea»e»aoper.t'reiicJi Black ailk'TT
V xeUei extra trimming*, rec’d per expreia, at
deat) A A MASON A CO»9
O UNDRIEa— S bale* Colton] 49 bbl*~No 1 Lard
O 44 bay* FeaUjrr*; l tierce - ’
1(J sack* Wool;
GdoiLambSkin*. wi& wool:
3 do* Sheep Skim, •* ••
3 dor M k dreiaed'
To arrive c a steamer Fort Pitt, and for sale bv
deli 1 ISAIAU DIbKEY A CO* from St
GINSRTi o—4 bags Clarified, for iale by
dtl7\ WItiKAMcCAN-mrg.
"LIKATHr 1
X del?
IEKa—IS sacks praae, tor *aiTby
_ _ _ t> »V<Ck <t MeCANDLESg
1 <
TofiaiS CuVKKSi— « oma tlunc Morae Cover*, ■
X very IjeftTY Bnd tttendid mrticle, jail nc'U and
sale low, as No. S wood atreei, by
deVfl J& II PI[XIXIF3
A£TJJR Ollr-l bbl la aura tad for ule by
SSli J KIDD « CO
'•Mlli;
A '
aGsEi
G&feT'
bbltjiut rto’d and for sale by
- J KIPP A CO
EUOI.— A'bMa Freeh, jots rac'd and 10 1 ule toy ,
_ : htuabt * t?iLp
T Carpet Bag in etor*;
Jj MtOeetjts fat Lake Cartwright, wUehl*
wjpjrtcajc.i nllfcr. fl h j
EICHM6EMOKEBS-
f.BOLU»*SOny
Btskeri
NOTES.DaAFrajA^g'AJJC^QOLD.SmVER
• COLLECTION Notes sad Acceptances
payable ia any part of the Union, collected on the most
New Turk, Philadelphia and Bat*
dmore; also, Ciarimad, UeaiaYille, Sam: Loaii and
New Orleani,eeiuuntJy for sal e. ■ ' '
IiANKNOTKc I ;—Notes em ail solvent banka in the
United States disconnted at lie lowest rams. AQ kinds
of Foreign and American Gold aadSdretCoin boeght
U OffieeKfc 55 Market street, between 3d and 4th,
Pittsburgh, ra. _> octas
Fomas jkxg;
T>ILLS w BuiaoS|tagiiadrudBcAtadbouhi -
X) any amount mi u» Carnal Ketgs_qf &ea*agt«
A&o,l>rmfts parable in say part of th* Ojd Ogßomem,
from £1 i* fiat*), ml the rmieol SStotheXSterunp,
withoetdednetiod or discount, by JO3HVA BOBIN*
SON, o«ce «h ««*
doorwwof.wood. - . - ocilßH
ilUl 1~. . -".r... ■■’■'' . joVUSUU
. Hit m irien 4 p iwh.
T> ANKERS AND EXCHANGE BHOKEKS.
iftr *? Domestic B2lr Cer-
of Depo«Ue, Bank Notes tad Cain, cotattei
Mmnd Wood opposite St Chsiteeßor
Indian®,
•- ' fcontacky, . i
Jlmo ail,
1 KotH
purchased auhe lowest rates. by -
' .• N. HOLMES fc SONS, j
■“PJ*. 35 Market strtaC
i*hQad«lpUa,aDd
R»ltl»TlW|Y [
Constantly for tala by R. HOLMES A SONS.
•gpM ; •• '33 Market«.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BAULK _ FOUITPaT.
Joan aicuouws . i o. w.«. rara.
THE undersigned, rneeeMOrs to Arthurs & Nlchbl
ion, beg leave to inform the citizen# of Pittsburgh
and public generally, that they kave rebuilt tie Ea-
ULE FOUNDRY and aro now in fall operation, -and
bare part of their.patteraa ready- for the marten—
Amongst which an Cookiar Stoves, Coal pud Wood
Stovea, wiihla splendid alr-u/hl Coal Staves which’ is
now superceding in other cities the common round
Stave. Also, a cheap coal Cooking Stove, well adap
ted for small families, with a full assortment of com
mon and mantel Grate* We woold ’particularly In
vile the attemion of persons building to call at our
warohonse before purchasing, and examine a splendid
- article of enamaelled Grates, finished in fine style—
entirely new ip this market. ‘
Warehouse, No. 181 Liberty at, opposite Wood !tt
amaSdti NICHOLSON A PAVNB.
Offlcseftht Dilswsr*Kataslßafctyln<
loraaee Company.
pKXLADXtrau, Nov. 5 th. IBIS. -
THE Board-of Directors have*this day, declared a
dividend of TEN PER CENT, in scrip, out of the
profits of the Company forihe year ending Octobcr3),
1848. eertifieates for which wilt be issued on and after
the first day of December next.'
Also, a dividend of SIX PER CENT, tncaih, on the
capital stock and sertp previodslv issued, payableja*
above. . RICHARD a NKWBOLD,Bec’T. 1
novto p. a. Madeira, Agt n pitu’g.
PITT 9□ URGH IMPORTATIONS* 1 _
C YEAGER. Importer and Wholesale Dealer! In
• FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS!
Sign of the Gilt Comb, 109 Market st~ Pittsburgh, Pa.
western Merchants, Pedlars, ana others visiting
Pittsburgh to purchase Goods, aro respectfully invited
io call and examine the extaniive assortment of Eng
lish, American, French and German Fancy Goods.
All Foreign Goods at this establishment are Import
ed direct by myself, and purchasers may rely on get
ting goods fromfirM hands. I have the largestasson
meat of articles, in the variety line, in the eity-of
Pittsburgh—all of which will bo sold low for cash or
city acceptances. The Slock consists, in part of
Lace Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons.
Silk Cravats, Shoe and Patent Threads, Sewing Silk,
Spool Cotton, Tapes, Suspenders, Bullous, Pina, Nee
dles and Cutlery. •
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Jewelry, oUbndiol
Brushes, Combs and Razors.
Percussion Caps, Revolvers, Pistols, Clocks, Silk A
Cotton pamsr.gpec!aelei, Steel Pens, Musis Boxes,'
Carpet Baga and Baskets.
Binding#, Findings and Trimmings.
Toys and Fancy Goods; together with a large varie
ty of Fancy and staple DR r GOODS.
C, YEAGER is also agent for tho celebrated Lan
outer Combs. . . novl? ,
Riadl Saadi “ i “~•-
CTELLERS* COUGH SYRUP.—From W. X. Bodea.
srt Court of Quarter Sessions ©f
Beaver Com ■ ■ *-
Mr. R.E> Sells *«-4i -Some time in the winter my’
wi'e was afflleted With a severe and distressing cough,
and bearing sf yam invaluable Cough 8 Trap,. I pur
chased a boiUe te*<a S- T. Trimble, of iiridgewater,
and after taking a portion of it two or three evenings
on going to bed! she found immediate relief, as also
several friends have been relieved In severe eases. .1
am therefore satisfied that It is a safe and valuable
medicine, and would recommend ill to those who msy
be afflicted with severe Coughs and Colds.
March £9,1543. W.K.BODEN.
Prepared and sold by R. £. SELLERS, 57 Wood st,
and sold by druggists generally, in Pittsburgh and A)
teghny. oetfft.
Ths Chartlsn Coal Company*
[INCORPORATED.]
BOOKS will be open for subscription to the stock of
‘•The Chartiers Coal Company,** on and after
Monday, the slth day of September lost, at the offlet
of Z. W. Remington, Penn st, Pittsburgh.
rpmrfu_ Z. W.HEMINGTON-
Qrsst RigHih Rsmtdy.
FOR Coughs. Colds, Asthma and Consumption! Th<
GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for the cure of the
abOTe diseases, is the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LIFE, discovered by the celebrated Dr. Buchan, ol
Loudon, England, and introduced into the United Stales
tnder the immediate superintendence of the inventor.
The extraordinary success' of this medicine, in th»
ear© of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
Agent in soliciting for treatment the wont potsible ea
ses that eon be found in the community—cases that seek
relief In vain from any of the eommoa remedies of ths
day, and have been given upbythemoftdisfioruithed
vhysicians aseqgfirmed and incurable. Tho Hungari
an Balsam has cured, and will cure, the mom desperate
ef cases. It is no quack not tram, but si standtm Eng-
Ush medicine, of known and established effieaey/
1 K\»ery family la the United States should be-supplied
with '.Buchan*! Hungarian Balaam of Life, notoedy to
I eoumnaetthe consumptive tendencies of the elfofMi,
I bu.to boused aaaprwentive medicine la all eases of
colds, coughs, spitting of blood, pain In the ttde snd
chest, irritation and soreness or the longs, broehitis,
difficulty of breating,-hectic foyer, night sweats, eatoni
alien and general debility, asthma, influenza, wnoopiei
eough ana croup.
Sold In large bottles, at 91 per bottle, with faH iiroo
tions for the reiteration of health.
Pamphlets, containing u mass of English asd Ameri
can eertifieates, and other evidence, showißg the un
equalled merits - of this great English Remedy, may L'i
obtained of tho Agents, gratuitously.'
For sale by U A FAHNESTOdIC A Gc* comer o
stand Wood end Wood end 4th its.* 1 1 JufldAwS
Tilt.. ,
before-wado on the Baal approved Eastern plans
tnd m&rtCuhionahlc.£aJt£fnpaueuu andcoiort. Also
THE CJtEAP ROLL, or BOdrON BLIND, on hand
or made lo order of ail sites, and atailprlcei.
Coantry Merchants and others are invited la exit and
examine the above for themselves,as all win be cold
wholesale or reuul, ted a liberal dedaction made t*
wholesale parch aa»*.
eoldlr A AVESTEBVELT
u TUE STABOPTQEWEST
A VENITIA*NBUND4IANUFACTORY
Ys«| Kut side of Uto-Diamond, where Vennian
Wtfh Blinds of all the different sixes and colon
kept ou hand or made to order aits
tie latest and most approved £asteraftah«
• ioas,atthethottasißotieeaadoaiheittot
reasonable terms. .
Also, the cheap Boston roll or split Blind Transpa
rency and Paper Cartaina of all the different «h«. and
patterns, on hand and for sale low for cash. Old Veni
uaa Blinds painted over and repaired, or in part
-parmemfornew- ' t BM AVfaTJEBVKLT, Prow.
N. B—aQ woi»«i>bo with the best material and
workmanship,, and warranted to please the most fa*,
tdioas. ' aorllWlT
Allegheny city, Ang. 10, IMS. ■ * **
SELLERS’ IMPERIAL COUGH SYROP—Tasitx'a
Noruwa Lxii Irl i
PirmnniT. March 27.1R37
i Mr. n. E. Belters—ln lattice to yoa add yoar Incom
parable Cough By rap, I be* lease to state/for the ben
efii Of the community, that my wife ha* been several
ume» afflicted wita a most distressing eorth.' i »™
chased, In January last, a Bottle of year StWwhlch
eared a conga of two months’ standing. About cue
mouth .lace, the coneh returned, add was u *e»ere
hat the coaid hartllr more, trxm weakoew “ffl?
breast; l sent for oae bottle or year Cough Syrup,nnd
a port of one botUe cured the eongh I lave Iheoffler
£ * eTerel J «®«ed, who ha"
to esc hi* own words, •■eaten enough cough candy to
"SSKKSPfe r. £ jgSftfe
•treet, and told by Druggists generally in the two
_ ue i , delft
A OAfiO,
GRATEFUL for the eery liberal encouragement I
have wedged for so many years, I ha™ d*w.
mined to enlarge my business cotufflerabS^HarSir
AU mil -onlets pnmamtv, and do the work in oar asaai
•■*"**** Bn ? •aehtion"f me?.
Rvrn?iM Jo4 *f ?? l ? ay ."*** «f UPUOLBTI>
. I V l °P U 3 Mutlrastes and Bedding, Car*
« a «J?5 r, * i ‘» and Doreens, Cornices, Frin
ges, Bordering#, Tursel*, Bp lit and Roller Bunds, end
gW VH. C, ° kent in an establishment of *ho
etna. Order* respectfully solicited «"«t promptly *!•
tended to. \.r :..
N. B.—Carpets made and pat down..
~ v}l VVM.KORLE
AIiLBGUKNT VKSITIAB. BLIHD,
AiNDUABLVLT WAt’KROOM.
■t J. A. BRi»\YN weald respect-
Imlty inform the public, .that he
|keepa on hand aittl* stand on tbo
westsideof Uto Diamond,Alle
gheny city, a complete assert-,
ment of Venilitaßlinds; also Ye
nitian Shutters are made to or
dor In the best style, warranted
equal to any. in the united Stale*.
His Bliads can be remoredwith
out the aid of a screw driver.'
Having purchased the stock,
tools, and wood ofthe eablnetes
tablishmrnt pf Ramsay A M’Cle]-
land, I am prepared to furnish
their old. customers, as well aa :
mr.hSiO J. A.BRQWI*. :
JUSTreeM, an elegant plain Rosewood ft oet. Piano*
from tho celebrated manufactory of Noon* A
Clark. N. Y* of superior tune, and very moderate price.
For talc by w
dct» at J. W.-Woedwells. •
WILLIAMS’ IVORV P EARL-TOOTH POW DER.
for removing T»mr;:Bcarvy, Canker, and all
nibrtanoee dertniciiT® to lbe-Teeth. - li if deliciost to
iho urie, cle«a»inf themonth, bealiof and ttreoirthen
in* the goinr, and puw/jnj Ike breath. - a®
For rale, wholetalo and retail, br • • '•
deao RBSELU
raasMss 2sa*at
ili-AopknUd oaomient of JEWELRY, »
r^?as«3fiaßaaaaßr»'
=•"- mssi^rsgssiu. ;
aftsg
original shape of the too.;; : tlte
. N. B.—Teeth exulted with Ur!e or no mi.
wSEsaTatistssiffsiJttggas
ring tt, though tt should be done is
even ravtaotiy* - ~ • or
■AZ«TKR*s!
GINSENG PANACEA!
TO THOSE SUFFERING WITH DJSEAftrn
LUNGS.—The unprecedented sacects wisithuß
needed the use of the t . .
GINSENG PANACEA
a all the various forms which Irritation of the laurs *,
sinm-o, has iadueed the proprietor againu ciiflm**.*--
tins to this •
• WONDERFUL PREPARATION.
Ho ehangable weafoer which marks' our foil
winter mouths, is always a fruitfrl source of
COLDS AND COUGHS.
These, If neglected, an but the precursors of that fen
COSDHPTION.
Ths question, then, how shall ws nip the destnyarta
the bud! how shall ws get clear of our oougha and
olds! is of vital importance to tae public. ...
THE GREAT AND ONL* REMEDY .
will be found in tho Ginseng Panacea. In proof ef this
we have fromuate to time published tl)e eertiSeatea of
downs ofoW best known ultima, who have experi
enced its curative powers. These, with e masa or tea
timouy from all parts of the country,—from • •
. MEDICAL mkn OF THE FIRST STANDING,
Ministers ef the Gospel* An, togeUter with copimu no|
ices front the ‘ • •
JOURNALS OF THE DAY.
we have embodied in p amp hist form, ana say he bm
have been used in this city.
THOUSANDS AND TENS OF THOUSANDS
throughout the United Statee and Canada, and we e*»
lenxe any nan to point out a
I SINGLE INSTANCE
a which, when taken according to diraeiion*. and be
fore the lungs bad become fatally disorganize!; it has
ever failed to ■ ■ 1 '
EFFECT A PERFECT CURE.
' Why, then, need the affileted hesitate! Why mart te
the nnwrablo nososms, goueu up byunk* owaiadivid
kvlsu ier the assumedname of some cealrrstedrphy
tleian, end puffed into notoriety by certificates ei
sous equally unknown!. Whilst a modicinsel ■
T UNPARALLELED EFFICACY
ts to be had, whose vouchers era at home*—e*r na!gh|
bon*—many of whom it baa . a
SNATCHED FROM THE GBAVE.
■ In OTder that this invaluable medicine may be plaeed
within the reach of the poor as well the rica, we have
put the price at
. ONLY FIFTY CENTS,
ust one half the usual cost of cough mediolnea. mi
. Or sale by our agents in nearly every town and village
over the west, who axe prepared to give full informa
tion relative to it T. SALTER, Proprietor, i
Broadway, Cincinnati, (Rue. ;
M'ALUSTER'S OINTMENT
NO
their gutridrmauers, ‘and
Sixteen years foralldiaaasaaof the chest, involving
tho utmost danger ,nd responsibilltyi and 1 declare
before heaven and man, that not In one ease has it
falladlo benefit when the patient was within the reach
ofmonal meant. -V , # ,
I have had physicians leaned hi the profession. I
have ministers of the gnspol, Judges of the bench, al
dermen, lawyers, genuemen of the highest erudition,
and multitudes of the poornse it in every variety ol
way, and there has been bat one voieo—one universal
voiee saying—“ftPALLlSTKL YOUR OINTMENT
IS GOOD!** , ; ,
RHEUMATISM—It removes almost immediately
the inflammation usd swelling, when the pain ceases.
(R .. the directions eroundtae box.)
■ , D-ACHE—The eaive 'ftesenred persons of the
headache of twelve years standing, and who had U
reniarevery week so that vomiting took place. EAR
ACHE, TOOTH-ACHE, and AGUE IN TUB FACE,
axw Miped with like auoeeas.
SCALD HEAD—We have eared eases that actaaHy
daflsrfevery thing known, as weii as tha ability of fif
teen ;0 twenty doctors. One man told us ho hadspent
is on his children wilhou any benefit, when U few
setts of Ointment cured them.
TETTERr-Therc is nothing belter for the eure of
•Tetter.
~. BURNS—It is one of tho best things in the world flu
PlLES—Thousands axe yearly cured by fids Oint
ment.'' It bxvub fails in giving relief for the Piles.
[p* Around the box are directions for oung APAL
fute’s Ointmtuifor Scnfula, Livtr Complai iu, • Eryrip#-
Iss, TtOtr, Chilblain, Scald Htad. Sort Ega,; Qfe inep,
Sett Threat, Bronekttas, N«reota A fftttiont, Paint, Du
testpfih* Spins, Htad a the, ati\aa x Dta/tust, Ear adu,
Bums, Corns, all Distam cf ths Sian, Sen Ligt, Pin
pits, dye.. SwtUing ef ths Limbs, B eta, Rksumatiim,
Piles, aid Fttt, Croup, Stalled or Broken Breast, Sbotfc
aeis,4fusinUs Fats,
COLD FEET—Liver Complaint, pain in' the
and Bide, falling off of the hair, or the other accompa
nies cold feet. (This Ointment ts tho true remedy.) it
is A sure sign of disease to have cold feet.
CORNS—Occasional use of. the Ointment will al
ways keep corns from growing. People need never
be troubled with them u they o*e it frequently.’ "
Gy* This Oi h went is good, for any part of, the body
or limbs when inflamed.' In somo cases it should bo
applied often. >’ j
CAUTION—No Ointetest wilt be genuine unless the
come of JAMES McALLISTER is written with a pen
anererylobeL • "f-
For sale by my Agentsia aU the prineipal cities and
towns In the United States.
. JAMES McALLISTER,
Bole Proprietor of the above medicine.
D" Principal Office, No !S North Third street, Phil.
ideJphia. -
PRICE 25 CENTS PER 80X..... .
Aassxs m Pmasusen—Brann A Relterj Corner of
liberty and 8i Clair ctr, andL Wilcox, Jr, comer of
Market it and the Diamond, also corner of 4th aad
Smitbfield sti; J tl Cassel, comer of Walout'andFena
su, 6th ward; and sold u tho awiAfifid
st, 3d door from Second sc in Allegheny city by HP
Sehwaru and J Baxgcm; Dy J O Smith, Druggist, Bir
mingham; D Negley, East Liberty; H. Rowland, Mc-
Keespon; J Alexander A Son, 'Monongphcla City; N
B Bowman A Co, and J T Rogers, 'Brownsrillcj-john
Barkley,Beaver,Pm are wholesale-agents, -.- i
fcb*J7-deodly —~ TLI-
Facta for ths Public#
In relation to that unrivalled family Salve, .
DAUiEY’S SJCIQIL TAIN EITBACTdR.
TESTIMONY of a respectable Phyiician.—Read
the following, addressed to my Agent, Mr.F. Mer
tyweather, Cincinnati: c
CnrecnuTi, ?eb;
Sir: A mow of duty compel* mo to give my tribats
to Dailey’s Pain Extractor. Being opposed to erfhck
cry and alt nostrums having for weir object sinister
motives—tut realising much good from the "King of
Pain Kil ten’ll am indaeed to tender yon eertifi
cate. 1 havo used it in my family, in my practice, and
with all the happy and wonderful effects thkt coald
possibly bo imagined.' H. J. Baost^MsD.
Dr. ilrodie is the senior partner of Brodie A Leri.
Druggists. ' • v
InJl<umaiQTj Bhaiwstim. _' J
TheTolJowiug lestunonial comes from a saute ft]
miliar so many of those traveling on onr Western wa
ters. Mr. Glime. ibo well and favorably known pro
6netor of the Parkersburg Hotel, is husband to the
idy whose letter I annex: - • v.-. i
„ „ . PAhxxaswuo.Va, April 13, IM».
To Henry Dailey. Chemist. Ac.—Sir: Having for
merly been long afflicted with violent inflammatory
Rheumatism, .which appeared so ftrintv seated as to
defy all ordinary, appliances to allay the severe pain
attending it, I was induced io try your Musical Pain
Extractor, and U having effected, almost as if by ma
gic, ar immediate relief, and also, to all appearances
an ennre anu perfect care. 1 am indaeed for the bene
fit of others who may be afflicted with paiu, caused by
any kind of tnflammjuion, to write to yon, dwlariug
that in my opinion, fonnded ou actual experience
•yony Magical Pain Extractor is the most valuable dis-
c °rei7 i of the present age for the immediate, extraction
of noddy pain, it is an almost immediate odd a per
fectcnra for Darns and bcalds, and all extarail in
flammation.
Having many acquaintances formed byikekfisits
at my husband’s hotel in this place, 1 hav*?s*i»po*ed
by your showing them these few hues, it may possibly
beef benefit both to them and yourself. ‘i
H entertain the hope that Mrs. Glimo mil pardon the
poblicity I give to her letter, as well on the Ycore of
humanity as of its being the surest mode of bringing it
to the nouce-ofher friends.—ll. DauiT.J
Ftion Cured. "
Extract of a letter, dated -r •
pyT.srn.VT, Ky. Nov. !9,1843.
Mr. It. Dailey: "I have tried yoor Pain Extractor in
acaie of felon, in my own family, which u relieved
and cured in a very short time.” In haste, your* re
spectfully, •’-» dm. M. Yovm.
• Bums and Scalds, Piles. Sow Nipples, Broken-
Breast, Eruptions, Seres, Cuts, Wounds, and all in
flammation, yields readily to tfie wonderful properties
of this unrivalled family salve. Bat, in the same pro
portion that you will reeeivo benefit from the,genaine,
you will be injured by the deleterious ececis of the
counterfeit salves.
CAUTION—Be sure and snplymlg to the inventor,
JI. Dallxt, 415 Broadway,New »ork, or to his an
tborized agents. JOHN'D MORGAN,
General Depot, Pittsburgh.
Henry p. Sehwirtx, Allegheny, Agent; J. Haker,
Wheeling, James W Johnston, JMeyaville- Kri
P. Merry weather, Cincinnati, 0., General Depot. - 1 ,
N. B.—ln the severest Bums and Scalds it extracts' ' -
the pain in a few minutes—u never fails* jal4 .
il. A.Faaaniocx,') A. B. lieu, N. Y. Cut
B. L. Fasuisiroq, VPittsbnrgh. J
G. W. FisxDtoc,.) .. .<•
Wholes*!. DraffSUuoja th. Jbtty of
X B b U sincMst NoT vin
Ibo city of New are prepared to aupply
Ifrogmts'acd oecsoy Marehanis with Drags, Pauii,
-this, wvHttafis, forsjrn and American Perfeaery!
Hanier, *ea»w fcHander** Chemicals, (ofthhirown
«l«wton>iwf aU cthsr artielea in tovzJatofbtii'
e *3penors*alcyaa low as theygaa bepur
thased in this or any eastern eUr. jsuooepur;
m«w York. FUbte n. a.VAHNiyrDctor
CURE FOR WORMS*-'> T
B. A. PAHSESTOCK'g VEltfllfllOßi -
wen?s a to’ui the piibiic,
a change in the extenor wrapper or table of ikmr'Ver
mifege. TTie new label, whicais aitcd ectfnrriD* of
S?rS?r^i X, '? uiW dcsign » a ' l
•* »Teryere*:expcruc. ahtflvfromthe
asd , rt«f«fe»^nlSSeeS
imd the execution elaborate- Several figures and a
pfoainent,- bat the l
S^J24 prioted .. law “ to leueraoaa red'aml firfely^n*
** particularly examjnc:L—
-iSI~ »- Ue l‘ Bht fcUers i wsdlnfctj the
wKi? ???wl*oe, however minutc,‘thfwtffibot the
m j» p,rtof , lslo engraving mstchslexactly
uif the impresuoa had been made uponwndJWfc «* •
it it actually printed on bvth sUwL’vf Ue.
in ail cases bo obseffeaT A l *'
bei upon each dozen .
should he examined in the v'anb miafer* •
. This preparation has now stood the tett df die B /
yean trial, and is confidently reeommcnded&.g*^ >
•ad effeetualtaedicine forexpellingwibnps/roA the
system. The unexampled success thifc’h*saCf B ® e “
its administfalioa in every esse Wherethepsbeciwmi
really afiliclcd with worms,ceriaialy'’Wiwei*«w w '*
thy the attention of physicians. . .. . . .
The proprietor has made it apoint te aseerodn tho
mult of its ure in such eases as eatfe-Wt*"? »“»
kuowledge end observation—and be wand
it to produce the moitsalmary efioet*—ocru^r^d 00111 ’
ly after nearly all the ordinary prepan&p£ ftC . o, f“
mended for wornh had been previously.
without any permanent advantage.Tw* 1* • l *
tested by Uie eenifieales and statemtiftsnf-hfludreds i
ofrespeetahle persons in different partt
try, and shouJa induce families always
of the preparation in their possession. L l*
opesattou, and may he administered with pipfect.ssle
lt»JPQHdefieatetnfam. . ... . M r -i
TW«niy genuine is prepared by .
< fvm r.B a FAIINESTQ6K. prttthxngh,
1* bbls ia suiro sad fer safe v.
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