-/tf .'r't miscellakeom VBQOSII BOOKIf_;J. ... MTJSTreeMmx the Presbyterian book room, • m.f» Wood street; tad for cal s prices; 4eMA*’HebrewLex&eii, !V»wß»ad%Amaffemttt •f the Bible/Heaader** Histovy oftta«in«an gles tad Church, Milton 1 * Treause eo CeriiuuDoe rHtyt, LUe of Jeremiah EvirtfcEaq.j Robinson** Greek Hsrtmdnr of the Gospels, *> do, Bi- Mo, • Tol*, Boston ediiiowPunsh's BAA Gazetteer, Modhsreri China and its Prooeeu, pr-Wood 1 . Lec- Areaaaflwedenborgtuisro, Uolt 1 * Miwaoniry Anee dttac ud many ©Aer Ateresting works, in addition totC above, all at axsvxaa rums. novS* oyynraißChQH. alee. I LEGUENYj AND VICINITY, will be ready for As engraver Ai* days. Person* who may. with to h*v* views of their ooantiy seat* put on Ae map eaa dosobyßakingapplication to ike undersigned, any time : before tht Slth last To defray the expense of the view* *•« —*iU bo required In addition tothspzteeof Aomaa. cdrifl BE McOOWAN . . TO THE PUBLIC. A BOOT four yean 1 was traveling through jOl, the Stale of Ohio; while speiuJAg a few days in Swob, I discovered a lingular Metalie «ab«t»aee. Md stbscquenOy learned that it had been known for Taan, and supposed to be of no we or valoe, butfrom in uUbonity of texture and. singular *M** r “ ce j .l was led to believe it might be b “‘^ what panose I bad not the least idea. . I commenced ■YciptSmuisby burning It.hoAng it, * murSTand ecureounding7i with various substances; Aat Aero was value la it, 1 gave utrmy entire time and means ui the yrneee alien ofthose experiments; an d from thatume o »a>«-1 have attended to no oAer business; Mure ex riwffin” aboattwoyear*, I findiy discovered, that, byTedocAf it to a fine powder and mixing it with Up seed oil to about the consistency of thick paint, and a»Wn* this compound with a brush, Aatihis coating iaa ww monthswouTd become e perfect stone or .uw m that the sub nance when applied was actually * giaJg in a liquid state, and the large amount of silica, magnesia and black oxide of Iron that it con readored it both weather and fire proof; as the looser exposed, the harder and more permanent it aeeau to become, and as the catting (alter it tarns to •late) is of itself indestructible by fire, consequently ii protects ib* wood covered with it from the air, and when there is no air, there Is no blaze or combustion; therefore the wood will actoady char, before tbo slate eovminc will give way. I considered the discovery of the greatest import ance, and applied to Government for a patent for my msrinn or discovery, fondly boning that 1 should now be renaneraied for all my outlay in lime and mo ney. Uto government, without any hesitation, grant ee to me Letters Patent for the sole right to manufae tare, sell and nee my Improvement in the manufacture of a "Weather and Fire Proof Composition or Arti ficial Slate.” fsr fourteen yeari. . August 14,1649. WM. BLAKE. WE, the inhabitants of Sharon, hav cad the above etatement of Mr. Blake, ud believe no be substan tially comet, as we are knowing to most of the steie ment* therein contained; ud wo will farthe r stare, that we do not belitve that there ever was a parent more hanhsllY end laboriously earned, or more deservedly grantee; as be pnruuod his experiments wire the most indomitable perseverance under the most discouraging circumstances, as Ac pnbllo had not the least conn deneo that there could be uy thing valuable made from the substance. He therefore had u» encounter lor years lha jeers and scoff* of aearly the whole commu nity. Notwithstanding all this, be was indefatigable la the proseeation of us experiment*, and wo do not believe that Aero is one man ineAeosaad who would have panevered under ail the circumstances lint he baa at last triumphed over all obstacle*, and we be lieve Acre is now but one opinion la awarding turn Urn merit *f this valuable discovery. ■ GKO. W. CRANE. - -7) Justices of HORACBGIBB, ‘he JONATHAN EVERIIARD, S Peace- LEWIS C. CHATFIELD, ) Trustees i R, W. MILL, > of BENJAMIN JONE, 3 Townahlp. WM. EVERETT, Township Clerk. 'ALLEN HOWE, Treasurer. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. ■ IhavsasccrtainedAatAere are individual* engaged to digging,' grinding, and preparing for sale, Ae above mentwaad Minis r»V t to bo mixed wiA oil, ud used pre cisely aa I usd-my patented article. I nave been to those persoas'and shown them my parent. They say they do lnrend to infringe or trespass upon my rights; Aat Aey have a right to dig, grind, and sell Ae powder, if they cu find purchaser*; that per are not bound to know what they are to do wiA its Aat H is no infringement entiUtli mixed wiA the oil to make lha oompound; and that Aose who buy, mix ud use it, masttuke Ae responsibility. Most of them say that they believe Aat Ae patent U good against Aose that mix and uae the compound, ud seme have said that what they wanted to use Aey should certainly purch ase of ms, u they did not intend to make themselves liable inuy way. Now I feel myself in duty bound to expos* this barefaced fraud upon Aa public; us I can call U by m milder name, where a man sells and re ceives pay for u article. An use *f which ho well knows subjects Ae purchaser ud user to a prosecu tion ud fine. Some of Aose who are engaged in this nefarious traffic, will unquestionably contend to the public Aat my patent will not stud, ud Aat I dare not proaeeure. now, to take this argument away from .asm, I weal A same of Aose who were proclaiming that my patent was of no value, ud made Ae follow ing prepothiotu Aat Aey might select* judge and two lawyers who have had some praeuco in parent cases, and we would rub mil Ae patent to them, and If Aey decided thkt Ae parent was good. Aai Aey should stop all' fhrther proceedings A Ae business; but if Aer should docioe Aat it would not, A Aeir opinion, bold, 1 would agree to let Aem go on and sell all Aey could, without saying uy thing, to Ao pnblie about Aem. This proposition they would not accede to. So far as the validity of my parent is concerned, I do not de pend entirely upon my own judgment, alAougn I have the fullest'confidence Alt; but I have submitted it ta many of Ae judges, and several of the most eminent patent lawyers, who have, wiAout exception, decided that In their opinion it was good, ud woo A protect me in my discovery.. I grind Ae article to a fine power, and put it upin barrels, the which are marked: »'Rlaki’s Fxtett Piu A» Waarnxa Paoov Annricui. Slazb." I therefore give notice to all wuo buy ud use Ae above mentioned mineral for Ae purpose set forth m my patent, except from me or my uAorized agents. Aat 1 shall hold them to a strict accountability, and ■hall commence' nils at law agaAst those who Aos Infringe upon my nghL WM. BLARE autuo*, Medina Co., 0,, Aug. 14,1849. ILTTWO TONS of Ae above Fire and Weather Tcoef Artificial Slate on hcmls and for sale. The above wo eu recommend, for we have been using it for seme 4 years, ud know it A be what it la set forth A everypartieular. J. A 1L PHILLIPS, Agt. novX7-d3m No 5 Wood it EXCELSIOR! F. H. EATON & CO., } No. aa Fourth street, Plttarinrgh, Have bow A Store Aeir full assortment of Ttimnlnp, Gloves, Ooiicry and Lace Goods ADAPTED to Ae wants ofeTcryelaMof Merchants . usd Consumers. No paint have been spared to present Ae newest ud most fashionable stylo of Good*in thuir Une. Their stock coniiitsinpartof Ae following: .. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Fringe* and Gimps, of every variety} new atyles figured Galloon*; Algerine and Imperial Braids; wido and narrow Silk and .Worsted Embroidering Braids: figured and cut Velvet Ribbons; plain do do; Corded M«m»« and plain Satin Ribbons, for trimming; black, white and colored Silk Laces; extra wide do do, tor floancea; with a full assortment of Dress Uuuons; Dresses Finked, Stamped or Embroidered to order. LACE GOODS. Bnbroldered Lace and Mnslin Capes, Chemisettes, Breakfast'and Retiring Cap. and Half Sleeves, French Worked Collar* and CaffiMn great variety; Lace Veil*, Lappets andOpereTieat MourningChemieeiiea, Col lar*, Cuff* ana Half Sleeve*; Linen Lawn Hdkfa, plain embroidered and hemstitched do, plain Linen do; real thread Laces and Edgings: 10. do do; Bobbin, yi«t», Lnce Mnatih and Counn Edgings and Inserting*. BONNET TRIMMINGS. Rich new style Bonnet Ribbons, French Pace Flow er*, Bonnet Tab*, Velvets, Batina and Florences, 811 k lliuioos fpd Tune tons, Bonnet Frame, and Tips. KID GLOVES. Best taanafaetare, with moit epproreS fatieoingt, end colors. An cite mire assortment always on band. HOSIERY. ▲ great variety of Silk, Wool,Cottmx, Merino nnd Cashmere, for Ladies end Misses; Tartan Fluid*, and • tall assortment other styles fancy and plain Quid* run's Hoke; newest style* Infanta’ Boot* and Soehsi Oenta* Grampian, Vigonia, Merino, Coitou and fine Wool Half Hoh. GLOVES. A All assortment for men, women and children, among which ere Derby Ribbed, Fotosellc and plain Bilk; ribbed and plain Cashmere; Chamois Lined Ber lin; Cuiixsere, Merino, For-lined Beaver, heavy and fine Buakskin, Military and lisle Thrpad and Cotton. WOOLEN GOODS, Bteh at Ladies' and Children's Hoods, Children's Woolen Sacks, Knit Scarfs and Boss. Children's Gait •n Long Mitts, Wonted Cads. Knitting Worsteds »ini Woolen Yana, California Comforts; also, fine Caiksere Scarfr, for Ladies. LADIES’ DEPARTMENT. Zephyr and Tapestry Worsteds, Canvass Patterns, Don and Emb'g Bilk, Bristol and Perfd Boards, Par per Flower Materials, Lamp Mots, Tidies, and Em broidered Work. Also—Ladiea’B'lk and Merino Vests and Drawers; Embroidered Sacks andFlonnels, French Worked Caps and Waists for Infants; and 8 wan S-down Trimmings. * GENTLEMEN’S WEAR. Fine Shirts, Cravats and Collars; Merino, Silk and Cotton Wrappers and Drawers; Suspenders, Shoulder Braces and Droning Gowns; Silk and Linen Jfdkfs; Gloves and Hosiery. COMBS, BRUSHES AND PERFUMERY. French patterns carved and plain Shell Baek Combs; Buffs to and lm. do; Shell Side and Long Combs; Im. do; Buffalo, Satin and Rosewood Hair Brashes; Snell, Buffalo ana Eng. Horn Dressing and fine ivory Combs; with snatsortment of Nail and Teeth Brashes. Wetherill's “Gold Medal" Perfumery. VARIETY GOODS. Noodles, Fins, Tapes, Steel Bags and Parses, Button* and Steel Good*, Berlin WirelUslceu. Parse Twist and Sewings, Fine Rosewood Desks and Cost Bindings A Gdlloous, Faney Work Baskets Cloak Cord and Tassels, Portfolios, Papiertreo and Wind A Shade Trimmings, Ladies' Stauouary. PalpU A Banner Tassels, French Cork Sole/, Upholsterer’s Fringes, SilkAGing’nj Umbrellas, Buff Linen, aw'd widths, Paper Uasnas& Hollands, English CU Cloths, Fissile Bonds 9. Webbing, IVd ChinU Binding, Corset and Sh/* Laeeis. 7'tAJU*LT& CARPETS!!—Rec’d this <',ay,apV.M r - CUntoek’s Carpet Warehouse. No. 70 Fourth st, a farther supply of Carpets, of the latest and most ap proved styles, to which we invite the aiteiiuoa of Steamboat men, and those wishing to famish [Houses, to eail and examine the largest ass ortment in the city, whieh we will seii cheaper than e ver before offered 10 the western market novtfl W MCLINTOCK - Hamming Long Shawls. w a. MUBPiIY has rec’d a supply of the above YY , artiele, of the best quality; also, plain Black Thibet Long Snawis; black Bomba/incs, Mourning Ab paeeas, Persian Cloth, black Coburgs. Poraietiss, Cashmeres, Macs de Loins anil French Merinos, black 'Cravat* ana Mourning Collars, Mourning Bocmet Kib* bona, neck do, and a full assortment of .Mourning Goods generally. Also: PLAIN BLACK SILKS, A luge assortment, ineluding a few piece* very wide and superior. Buyers are invited to took at them, at North Lost Corner of Fourth and Market sts. 1 Wholesale Rooms up stairs, where a large.assort* mcnl of New Goods has lately l-cen received.JiivUO DR. JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE. i Wuhtveboenlnformed by Mrs. Hose of aeitre per formed onber byDrs Jayns’s Alterative, wllclj prove* it* superiority over every other remedy of the. kind. She has been slSicted for the last sixteen years with N ECUOSES or WfJITESV/EUJNGS,attended wuh aleerutfons and enfolratinn of variant bohe*. da nncwklehumemany pieceshaveb eendisehsrrfed from lha irental bone of the cranium, from both her aims, wrists tad hands,arid from both legs,and from!tho left femoral bone, and from the right knee t •leers on otaer parts of her perron, which ha voj baffled the f bill of a ustnherof the most eminent physiiciansof OW mty—dnnng most of the time her snfferiaksbave bot-l and deplorable. About three] months ■| ff f she was todneed to try Dr. Jayne's Alterative, wtuek'hM tod ua astonishingly happy effect nj »a her, bf recßOUtuff all pain and~ swelling*, and causing the nicer* to heal, while et the same time her general health hu bcrmin completely restored, so that she new weigh* BS lbs more then she aid before she commenced i ihc us nf this truly valuable prepauoa.—lSat. Eve. Peri . For further informs:ton, inquire of Mrv. Row, S 'o. 183 ln ml2ala 1 u 11.FEKfN7t* ffl OEE, IMMWwSk* .... .ft* BLdAN>B"eOtOMN. ' All the Medicines advertised by ere told by • • R- E. SELLERS, Wood street, and JOHNP.SOOTT liberty st, Pittsburgh. -- BitmAxWhyIOHNO.SMITH. _ AUegbnjrCky, by HENRY P. SCHWARTZ uu Thu Bsitad Chupsit Eon* Bufriutmu in THE WORLD. BLOAJPS OINTMENT AND CONDITION POWDER, t^j^sssixiiSiSsssgk'S Fresh wvunds. galls of ill kinds, sprains, brolseu eraeked heels, rAgbone, wtndbooe, wAdgulls, p*l evil, callus, spavins, sw*eneT, fistula, ihazt, strulnu lameness, sand crack, foundered feet, scratches or grease mange or horse distemper. The Powder will remove all lpfl«nna«n.wf faypr pnrify A* blood, loosen the tkA. cleanse the water and strengAen every part of Ae body: ud has prated a sovereign remedy tor the Allowing Dhreaper, hide bound; Ass of appetite. Aware strain, yellow water, tnflsinmstion of tha eyes, fatigue from bard exercise; alia rtwumtim, T> ]. led stiiTcomplaint.) wAcn proves so fatal to many val uable horses A Ala country. It Is al«o a ,lf * ami cer tain remedy for coughs and colds which generate so nuy fstsi disease*. ■ W. B. SLOAN, Grand Depot, 40 Lake it, Chieago,illlnois. THE PROOF. Extract from the "Galena NorA Western Gazette.’, By Ae use ofSloan'i OAtment and Condition Pow der, 1 have entirety cured a fistula on my horse ud otherwise imnroved his condition more Au SOO pe eent. on Ae eon of Ae medicine And s eew which was so feeble as to be considered worthless by myseli and neighbora,was restored to good healA and ureas A by Ae u*e of Ass Au half a package pf Ae powder, ud is now doAg better Au any other cow I have. Small Pox, May 13,1848. WM. VINCENT. ITiereby certify Ast one of my children, when ns ked, fall into a large fire of live coals, ud was burned severely from head to feet The best of medical aid and anention was given to Ae child for tour or five days wlAont uy relief—each day’s suffering* increas ed till hit groans could be heard at a great dUtanee, at which critical period one of my neighbor* recommen- ded and presented to me a box of Sloan’. and iu leu than fifteen minute* after; the application of the ointment to the aggravated aerea oftheraffbrini child, the pain eeased entirely, and be apeedilr be ran to recover. My reaidence «In Helt township, Ver* million coustT, and State of Indiana. THEODORE L. TAYLOR. Chicago, Angut M, 1849. EXTRAORDINARY CURE. April 13,1849. Four miles north of Chic**© (oothe road u> Mdwankie,) Cook county, Illinois. Ur. Sloan—Dear Sin One of. my horse* had a lane bony tnmor on hia breast bone, immediately under the collar, which lamed him and Tendered hia aerrioea oi very little value. I faithfully applied several bottlea of Dr. Taylor 1 * Nerve and Bona Liniment, without the leaat benefit. I then procured Wilder** Celebrated Horae Ointment, and naed that until I became IWlv' satisfied that it would never relieve the F> naity 1 obtained a box ol your trnlv valuable Oint ment, and in leas than 60 daya from tne drat applic*- tian the tumor entirely disappeared, and thohoree wu well. Your*, EDWARD ARMSTRONO. POPULAR OPINION. If popular opinion u any criterion of the worth ofan article, we invite the ineredulona to read at leaat a (aw of the many voluntary certificate* that appear In out ealumna respecting.the great variety or remarkable .cure* effected by the use ot “Sloan** Celebrated Oint ment and Condition Powder*." Tbete remedies no longer remain among those d doubtful utility, they have pasted pom the tide of ex periment, and now stand higher in reputation and an becoming more extensively used than all other tit! eles of the kind.—Mich. City News, THE HALF HAS NOT BEEN TOLD. Fox Rrrxa, Jana 18,1948. Dear Sots—Sir Please send by the beam a new (apply of your Horae Medicine*. They an the best articles of the kind thatlhavo ever used, sever hav ing been disappointed in their as I have bean in the use of others, even the moat calibrated Ointments. Liniments, Jfci- of the day. I like very mush this fea ture In them, vie that they do all that la promised, and upon a thorough trial oaa is eantxainea to add, that “half ha* not been told.” Respectfully, M. DUDLEY. THE DIFFERENCE. The ordinary ointments and liniments it is -wall known an seven and partial in their Sloan** Ointment is mild yet thorough—it reaches and removes the cease, hence it gives reel and permanent relief. For parity, mildness, .safety, certainty, and thoroughness, Sunn's Ointment excels, and Is rapidly superceding all other .Ointments and Unimens now in use. » WE CAN’T GET ALONG WITHOUT IT. Bxzxz’i G sort, 111., Oct 94,1848. Mr. Sloan—Sir; I have tested the virtue of you Ointment In theeure of rattieinike bites, sere throat, burns, and many other injuries, and in every ease it has surpassed our expectations,. As a family Out. raent, I have never seen its equal, and for beasts w* can’t get along without it. Years, Am, MILES U. JOHNSON. Mr. Sloan—Dear Sin For a considerable length el im e I was seriously afflicted with the rheumatic com- Elaint, end applied freely the various liniments, paint Ulers, A *; n without .obtaining any relief After which your sg*. at et this place influenced tne to try your Ointment, and within two week* from the time l com menced using it, the pain ceased, and I waaeffeemailf eared, and shall recommend all who are similarly af flicted with the distressing complaint, to procure you excellent ointment without delay. Resp’y yours, OSCAR F. MOTT. Princeville, Peart* eo., May 1,1848. fp* From the Hon. R.V.S. Brooks. Agent #f the DUnoia and Michigan Canal Packet Beat Company. Cxtcaao, June 94, L9V» Dr. W. B. Sloan—Dear Bir. For iho last 30 years I have bad occasion to use many horses, and havo *aed„ the great variety of liniments and ointments ia use, but have never found any thing equal to your oint ment for injuries on horses, within the last two months! have applied you ointment to soaeSO horses,: for various injuries, and in every instance it ha* pro ved a sovereign remedy. A FINGER BITTEN ENTIRELY OFF. Two miles south of Chicago, Sept. 14,1848. Dr. Sloan—Sin On tho Bth instant ay son had a fin ger bitter entirely off by s horse; Wo immediately ap plied your celebrated ointment, which relieved him ol pain in a few minutes, and -prevented the finger from swelling the least particle, and'the wound la healing ■ apldly. Resp’y yours, 8. BROCKWAY. DOCTORING IN GALENA wviuojiiu u< ununno Mr.Sloan—Dear Sin About three yean ago I was severely injured in one of my legs by the falling of a pile of wood which occasioned largo tanning ulcers. Nearly every doctor in Galena tried to cure them; bat tried in vain, until from sympathy and improper treat ment my other leg became M bad as the one original ly wounded. I despaired of ever being well again— bat In order that 1 might negteet no means within my reach, 1 purchased of your agent in Galena some eg yoet ointment, and you eanjadge of my surprise an 1 gratitude better than I ean express it, to find myseu entirely well before 1 had finished using the second be i These faeti I make known that others afflicted may believe and not delay using ao valuable an ointmenl as yours has proved to be. Ke«n*y your grateful frx, Galena, IIL, Dee. 19,1848. EVAN DAVIS. - ONLY 90 DAYS. - Before the following eider. Messrs. Vaughn A Co purchased a large supply of Sloan'* preparations. Jacoos, Mien. Feb. 94,1843. S. K. Hibbard—Dear Sir: I am oat of Sloan's Condi* lion Powder and Horse Ointment. The sale tar ex*, ecedsmy expectation. If you can manage to send me 4 dozen Ointment, I will pay for them the Erst tlma that yon are here, and presume 1 shall be able to eel) a large quantity in the coarse of the year. It will be an objeet to yon, as well as to myself, to keep me cob- l'"T'^V ^ADOHHtc o. MISSISSIPPI RIVER. St. Lons, Feb. 8, IMS. Dr. Sloan—Sin About two years ago, while ratting 4n the Mississippi river, In passing over the rapids, 1 vu ptanged into the water, and by the raft dashing against a rock, crushing my left le* and otherwise se riously injuring me, *o much that I lost all sensibility. When consciousness retailed 1 found myself in Bl Louis, shrrounded by my wecplngfamily. Good but*- irx and medical aid, enabled me in about two months to hobble around with the assistance of s cratch. The wounds only partially hesied, leaving large running f ires at the knee, whieh for many months discharged blood and matter of the most offensive character. My perns were inexpressible, attunes my sufferingwaa so great that death would have received a hearty wj come. Portnnaiely Mr. Wilson, (one of my aetghbdn) odvisi td me to try your Ointment 1 obtained a box appliedil according to direction—the sores toon begsn to ass "w a healthy appearance, and in three months 1 wait entirely cured, and enabled to do hard labor. Your obedient servaat. ' IUHAM W. THOMAS. Wr, the undentgned, neighbors ofILW. Thomas, were acquainted with tho ease above slated, and know inr the circumstances, moil cheerfully confirm said GOOD NEWS. Cmcaoo, Jan. Bth, IM9- Wfl Sloan—Sir One of my horses was hoof bound and also wounded in the stifle, in whieh he took cold, and became » crippled that be could scoreely travel. By the free spplieauon of your valuable ointment, his tools were soon softened and the stifle permanently cured. 1 have also used the Ointment in the case of Poll-Evil and on severe galls with equal tueecas. TESTIMONY FROM LITTLE FORT, aiean's Ointment and Condition Powder ire ac knowledged by all who have used them to be the Lest remedy forborne* and cattle that has been discovered. Fresh wounds, galls, spavins, bruises, ringbone, poll «vil. and In Morrcijn be cured by this wonderful remedy. The Powder Is designed for Inward strain*, Attemper, hide bound, fatigue from hard exercise, diseased eyes, Ac.—Lake ■County Chronicle. 'RATHER TaOUaH T Wiaum, Cook Co. Feb. 13.1843- Mr. Sloan—Sin I hate a fine voun* horse that was taken with the scratches last fall. I paid out about three dellsrt for medieine to cure him, but be grew worse. 1 then bought a box of your ointment at your office when In Chicago last, rather doubungiy, but I thought 1 would try it- Judga of my surprise and my opinion of its beneficial qualities, when 1 found my horse’s legs smooth and well in four days from the tios 1 commenced applying it. YottcWlM^^ FACTS FOB THE PEOPLE. More than fifteen yean of unrivalled sueeess fnthe -cure of every variety of external diseases and injuries such as sprains, bruises, eats, burns, cutaneous erup tions, sore Ups, sore breasts, ehipeed hands, chili hlains, biles, uleers, corns, paint in ura back, sides, or other pant of the system, rattlesnake bites, Ac., born ample testimony that Stosn's Ointment is just the thing forthebour. Certificates without number have been . received by the Proprietor from disinterested indtvldo [ als, giving details of remarkable cures by its use. A WISCONSIN WITNESS. Granville, Milwaukie eo. WU, OeL 13,1648. Mr. Sloan— Sin Recently my horses ran away with a log chain attached, which cut and otherwise injured them seriously, so touch so that 1 eonrdsred jay te S m ruined for business. Fortunately a friend re commended tho use of yoor Cmtment. 1 went to Mil wsnkie end purchased a box. Jt soon removed the inflammation, and in a few day* the wounds healed. ' Tim great benefit derived from the use of your Oint ment, on my bones, induced me to acquaint you with the fact, believing it* publicity weald benefit you and "U.p.bliA “'"“''•‘"aoEcoMroo. IT IS A POSITIVE FACT, - And has become a common saying, .that Slots* I Gfauaent and Condition Powder are rapidly repena disc all other remedies for *ll diseases of horse* and emße. The beauty of the medieinea consists tatheU amity and ta/eiy, to wiu they may be used «v*r so ; dtoely without any dangeref taking eoU, or any ethos • dnlary resulting frooitheirlreq tan asib sad amt AH wlawafl, =. = JfMnslyS 1 HM-timi »«i« tf'prr aiwi, as to *««priyrt morethaa loco pieces Thibet Gatin, Merinos, Pamaettas, AJpaeeas, Lyonese, Op* era and Pelisse Gotha, -will be soU from SO to 4u per eeat leas than asaai prices. Also—3oo pfoees rich plain and ftg*d SILKS, redu ced 30 pet ceaL - 90 eases Cashmere* and Do Lain*, entlre uew styles- Also—White Goods, Mourning do, Em&roldenea, I meet, Ribbons, Gloves and Hosiery, Trimming*, Ac. 99 eases Flannels, 70 oases new style Calicoes, (W ea aea Bleached Uoslina, 100 bales Brown do., -0 bales Ticking*. *>««, Cloths, Cassimerts, Jeans, Cassioeus, 4a, at extremely low prices. , . _ , Together with an immense variety of other Goods, tn«Hn«r «n assortment one of the most extensive in the country—all ot which have been marked down at tnaeh lower prices their extensive anneal sale in January last. ~ They invite an early call, as many of their choicest Goods will be sold. rffTThe lowest priee named at first. - A. A. MA3QN A CO., 60 Market cl W. ply of <«sorw*r Plain*” BUaktti. ' B. MURPHY, *l North But comer or Fourth , ami Market atreeu, baa lately received a *np l tb« above euperior make of Blanket*, and in- • thou in want or the article to look al'thcm be fore bnyinr. He has alio on hartd Home MaJo Blan ket*, a good heavy article, which he it telling low. ' AUo—Home Made FLANNELS, brown, barred and while, of a caaeriorqulliy. ! Alto—Twilled Scarlet FLANNELS, to which he invites the attention of bayera. supply of Good* recently opened in the Wnoleaale Boom*, op atairt, make* hi* aaaortmeut very fall and worthy Uje attention of dealera. novl7 SIS HR PILLB Wa*« MV" KOU'IXJH „ „ „ „ Utm*B,Pfc,» a pt:2s,lSJt. Ur. R. f- Sc lien—Dew Sir. I fee) it U a duty 1 owe to the public, u well as to the credit of your liver PUU, to state the good effects produced by their uao la ay own «ue. During the mouth of Jute, IMS, 1 took very unwell, my uopetite failed, andmy was entirely prostrated, with severe pain In my aide and •hoolden. I was told by medical men that my dliease was a severe attaek of liver eomplalm. l iook seve til boxes of ItPLane's Liver Pills, and some syrups, which I was told was good tor that disease, but alter all 1 was getting worse. 1 Anally concluded to place myself under the care of a physician for; better or worse; bat, fortunately, jut at this time, I was told, by the Rev. L Nibleek, of ibis plan, that a friend had sent him a box of Selten’ liver Kills from,Pittsburgh ' which had bene fined him very mneh. 1 forthwith seat for a box of your Liver Puls, and by tho time 1 was done using them, I wu satisfied that it was jut the medicine that suited my ease. I sent for more, and took five or six boxes, and found myself almost entirely eared; bat (n March last I caught a severe cold, which brought baek the disease, and in a short time I was as bad u ever. I again bad recourse to you liver Hits, and took them every other night for six weeks, and occasionally since, and 1 ean now say, that 1 ean new say, that 1 feel Utile If any symptoms of the Liver Complaint, and my general health is as good now as it bu been for the last 10 years. My neighbors ask me who wu my doetor. I tell them that sellers* liver Pills wu my doetor, and by the blessing of Divine Providence the means of earing mo.' lam confident that when the public become ac quainted with the value of your Liver Pills, the de mand for them will increase. Many of my neighbors, to whoa 1 havo recommended the pills, cun testify to their value, as weU u to the facts above stated. Respeelfully youra, OtomUiuiL To tex Prana—The Original, only true and genu* uins Liver PUla are prepared by R. E. Sellenu and have his use eta mpon In btaek wax upon the ud of each Box, and his signature on the outside wrapper. UTTAR others axe counterfeits, or baae imitation*. splS7 ■ IL B. BEL T - gpg i Proprietor, S 7 Wood et Jaynu* Expeetanxb Columbiana Apr. M, 184 L DR. D. JAYNES; Dxx* feel bound to yoa and the afflicted public, to avail myself of this op* ponunity ofgiving publicity to the extraordinary effects ofyoar Expectorant ©nmyself. Having been afflicted for several years with a severe cough. hectio fever and its concomitant «<■*«■*»■, and seemed only doomed to linver oat a short bat miserable existence, amiJ the fall or 1639, when, being more severely attacked, and having resorted to all my former remedies, and the pro* scxipttons of two of the most respectable physicians in the neighborhood without deriving any benefit, or the consolation of surviving hat a few days or weeks sj farthest—when the ls«t gleam of hope was about to vanish, I had recommended to mo your Expectorant— and blessed by that Being who does all things In the ase of the mnsni aid eontrary to the expectations o ' my physicians and friends. 1 was In a few days nisei from my bed, and was enabled by the ose of a bottle, to attend to say business, enjoying since better health ihaa I had for ten years previous. Respectfully yours, Ae., Jaa W. Esthl. For *■!* in Pittsburgh, at the Pekin Tea Store, 70 Fourth street mans ITE. ELIJAH BATON'S CERTIFICATE TO HR (vl JAYNE.—This certifies, that immediately after having attended my brother, who died of consumption In March, IMS, 1 was taken sick with the Consumption or Liver Complaint, and was reduced so low with the that (or four years 1 was anable to attend to my business, either at home or abroad, being for the most ft™ confined to my bed. Daring the above peri, od of time, 1 had expended for medieal attendance o regular Pnysielans and medicines, to the amount of •300, without receiving' any benefit therefrom. In July, IMS, I oomaeoeed taking Dr. Jayne’s Medi cines, in* have taken <*»»"» more or lew ever since, and believe that tl was by persevering in their ase, the* I ean now truly say that I have completely reeo-. vered my health- I believe that Jayne’s Sanative Pills qrvt Expectorant are the best family medicines now in preside In Springfield, Otsego eoanty, N. Y., and eany on a farnace and machine shop In that place, and am net interested In any manner in Ute sale of the abovu and make this certificate for tbe ben efit of those afflicted. ELIJAH EATON. Springfield, N. TL, Sept 1» _IS4H. _ _ _ jat : RICH PALL GOODII A XiEXANDER A DAY,t£omer of the Diamond and A. Market street notify their friends and the public that they have received their stock of Fall snd Win ter GOODS, direel from the importers, manufacturers and auctions at the east. Thcii stock of now style and - fashionable Goods is iaira, and presents strong attrac tions to purchasers. In Ladies Dress Goods and Shawls, uo moat splendid and fashionable Goods of .the season are now offered, at remarkably low prices consisting in part of the following LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. New style Broeha fig’d Camelion Silks; dol’d and Black Baun Du Cbeoes and Tore Saties; Col*d Came I tan Groderhinet, of the best qualities Blaek glossy Groderiens of the celebrated Eagle manufacture. Tbe above named Blaek Silks are warranted not to oat in the wear; for dresses and mantillas they are the best imported. Neat fix’d Cameliaa Satin Do Chene, the handsomest Silks of the season. New style Broeha Silk figured French Mennos, a new and splendid article for ladies’ walking dresses. Bilk Bnbroidered French De Laines, for dresses and sacks, an entirely sew article. Cashmeres, De Laines, Merinos, Alpaeeas end Par mettos, a large assortment SHAWLS AND SCARFS’ Brocha Long and Square Shawls, of the best qaall* tie*. . Plaid Long Shawls, of the newest designs, rtmark- PplendlJ Terkeri Shawls, at greatly redaeed price*. Ctmelisn Brocha fif'd Silk 9hawli,in great variety. Crane Shawls, white and colored, in great variety. CLOTHS, CAS3IMERES AND VESTINGS! Bast Sedan real Freneh Twilled Cloths, all prices; best Teal French Castimeres; new style Anar ! ‘'“^m-TwAKIN^cEOTHS. French and Belgian Black and Olive Cloths, for La dies’ Cloaks. - BLANKETS! A splendid aasonment of American and imported Blankets, at remarkably low prices. DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS! A targe and complete assortment now on hand.— Many or oar present slock of Staple Ooods were bought from the manufoeturert previous to the present advanea in prices. A principal pan of our stock of French and goods have been purchased st the greatAactlen&slesla Philadelphia and New York, whieh enables us to offer decided bargains ip almost every description of goods in our line of business. Country Merchants, Merchant Tailors, and all wholesale and retail buyers, ere invited to sn early examination of our ttoek ana prices.. ALEXANDER A DAY, 73 Market at, oei2£ north went corner of the DivnUmd. BOYatu ur imr uoousi WR. MURPHY, at north east corner of Fourth . and Market sts, is now receiving bis second supply for the season, and can offer Inducements to buyers rarely to be met with. His assortment of Ladies' dress goods Is very foil, consisting of French Merinos. Cashmeres, Coburna, Lyonese Cloths, super Printed French Cash mere*, at prices considerably lower than they could bo bought early in the seeson. His atoek of LONG SHAWLS Is large, and embraees many of the beaatifal styles now on exhibition at Franklin Institute, Philsd’a. BONNET AND NECK RIBBONS, Of new and very handsome styles, Velvet Trim- SACKING FLANNELS, Of various styles and qualities, plain and embroidered Blaek Silk Lace*. Needle Worked Collars and Cuffs, Bonnet Satin* and Velvet Flowers, Caps and Feathers. HANDSOME DRE3S BILKS, Of the nswesl styles, and at lower prices than usual; .and rich changeable Silks and Satins, for Mar-alias, AND 1 HODSEKEZPIN OOODS, at lowest prices. And In the gentlemen’s deportment will be found fteih FRENCH BLACK AND FANCY COL»D CLUTHS, Block Doeskins, Winter Vettings Fancy Cmsuraere*, Undershirts and Drawers Silk Cravats, Poeket Hand kerchiefs, Re. are invited o visit the Wholesale Booms, up stairs. ~i CUKtr-3 IITI r.n o * A VERMIFUGE! MxßCsa, Mercer eo., Ps., Sept. 39,1849. R E.'Beliers: Dear Sir, I bought one bottle of tout Vermifuge at the Iron City Furnace store, at ihisploes aud it has performed what we consider out herea won derfal eure. on one of my boy* eight years old; he hsd been unwell for some yean, so much so that I had giv en ip all hopes of his recovery. I was advised by one of my neighbors, to try a borne of your Vermifuge— and lam happy 1“ inform you nf it having the desired ufleetof relievut* my son. He passed, in the short me* of 94 bouis IM worms *ome of them meosur iLia ouch os I*and 14 Inches long. I feel bound in, lattice to give you tho übove statement, to as you may w .Sr aay use of my name that you think proper. Yoon, very respectfully, JoiUTitka & Lmi rrrTrepared and sold by R. E.BELLERB,67 Wood ■trees and sold by Druggists generally in the two cities! —Vthi aMAbI—SELLERS’ COUGH SV , BUF—From W. K. Bodon, Esq- Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Beaver County: Mr R. 2. Sellers: Sir, Some time in the winter my wlfc was afflicted with a severe and distressing cough, and hearing of your invaluMjle Cough Srrap, I pur chased a bottle from 8. T. Trtmbl*, of Bridgewater, Indafter taking a portion of it two or three evenings ShgclM tohed, she found Immediate relief; as also aaverolfriends b*« bwn relieved In severe cases. I •m therefore satisfied that It Isi a safe and valuable me dielne and would recommend it to those who nuy be : afflieted with severe coughs and colds. • _ ■ March 23.1843- W. K. BODEN. irr SoMby B- E. SELLERS, 57 Wood street, and br DrageUt* generally in the two cities and vicinity. id - ■ ~~v 1 Si i 'f. le| £enu per yard; and a large assortment ef L uat styles fijrsredMotu. da Lain*, at various pricea, together wuh o choice aswmeat of Dnu Goods generally, nek as Fancy Bilks, Preach Merinos, fiashmeies, yhajpah Its m$ apdfti, ' aovlt TMPORTMOriMS. I ~T A CO’S i |puMi|ir aau RasUtaass Oflch, HAnRDEN A CO. connnse to bring persona wSfeLfroa any pan of England, Ireland. Scotland or jpHMtWalet, upon the most liberal terms, with their usual punctuality yd attention to the wants and com fort of emmignnts We do not allow out passengers to be robbed by the swiedling scamps that utfest the sea ports, as we take eheige of them the moment they re port themselves, an* see to their well being, end de spatch them without any detention by the first ships.— We say this fearlessly, ai we defy one of our passen gers to show that they were detained 48 Hare by us in 'Liverpool, whilst thousands of others■» ere detained months, until they could be sent in some ".raft, at a eb S P f*te, which too frequently proved (heir coffins. We intend to perform our con tracts eonorably, cost what it may, and not act as was the ease last season, with ether officers,—who either performed not all, or when it suited their convenience. Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any sum fromXl to £lOOO, payable at any oftheprovisaial Eaokslhlre land, England, Scotland and wales. JOSHUA ROBINSON, European tLd Genital Axe.nt, feM Fifth street, one door below waodl jESOL 1549 - TStegm Warrow and Clurolamd Passenger Line. Canal Packet—SWALLOW. “ “ —OCEAN. ANH of tbe above Packets leave Beaver eveiy day fir (Sundaysexcepted)and arrive next morning at WluTen, when they connect with the Moil Stages for Akron and Cleveland, arriving at each of these places before night. One of ike packets leave Warren daily atfip. N., and arrives at Beaver In lime to take the morning boat for Pittsburgh. ! CE S LEPFINGU ELL A Co, Warren, i ; MB TAYLOR, do «^ I JOHN A CAUGHEY, Agent, ! ap!3 comer Water and Bmlthaeld sts 1849. I UNION LINE, Otl TDK FENN'A AMD OHIO CASALS* i CmaWToan A Cnaiisxxun.Cleveland,© > 1 R.G.Paau, * Beaver, Pa. \ rpms Line will be prepared on the opening of navi- I gallon, to transport freight and Passengers from PITTSBURGH and CLEVELAND, to any point on the Canal ami Lakes. The facilities of the Line are unsurpassed in number, quality and capacity of Boats, experience ot captains, and efficiency of Agents. One Boat lesves Pittsburgh and Cleveland daily, tun nine In connection with the steamers LAKE ERIE AND MICHIGAN, Between Pittsburgh anil Beaver, and a Une of first elass Steamers, Propellers and Vessels on tho Lakes. ■~AaaJiT» B G Parks, Beaver, P*. Jesse Baldwin, Youngstown, Ohio. M B Taylor, warren, “ Cyrus Prentiss, Ravenna, Wheeler A Co, Akron, Crawford A Chamberlin, <3 ,' 'and, O * Bears A Griffith, Buffalo! N. * . JOHN A.CAUGHEY, Agent, Office, cor Wstcr and Smithfield sts, Putsbargh. inehkltly BKAVBR PACKETS. Steamer MICHIGAN No. 2—CspL Gilson. u LAKE ERIE, “ Gordon. THE above regular and well known Denver Pack ets, bare commenced making their daily trips to and from Beaver, and will continue to run between Pittsburgh and Beaver regularly during the season, as follows; • * * Michigan No. 9 leaves Pittsburgh daily at 9 o’clock, A. M., and Beaver at 1, o’clock, P. M. Lake Erie leaves Beaver daily siB o’clock, Pittsburgh at 3 o’clock, P. M. These steamers will run in connection with R G Parks’ Express packet Line, for Erie) Taylor A Leffiingwell’s Warren Packets; Union line of Freight Bosu for Cleveland) Clarke A Co’s Pittsburgh and Cleveland Liao Freight Boats. R G Parks daily New Castle Packets. CLARKE, PARKS A Co, Beaver. Agents. JOHN A. CAUGHEY, Agent, Pittsburgh, . iwMi cor Water and Balthflcld sts 1849. TPh r-»b PITTSBURGH ARB CLKIELAND LINE, ON THE PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO CANALS. THE Proprietors of this eld established and popular ii*il* iiw» «im»i«HngafSi first clast Canal Boats, cwned by themselves and running m connec tion with the steam boats BEAVER AND CALEB COPE, are enabled to offer unequalled facilities for tbe transportation of freight and passengers, on the dpening of Canal navigation, to all points on the Penn sylvania and Ohio and N. York canals and the Lakes. E. M. FITCH A Co. Cleveland. BIDWELL A BROTHER, Agents, Beaver. J, a BIDWELL, Agent, Bars Water street, Pittsburgh. I. c. BTDWXLL, D. W. C. B2SWXLX* Pittsburgh. Beaver. BIDWELL 4 BROTHER, fonrordiD; MertbanU, BRAVER, PA., Agents far the Pittsburgh astdCierdand lans, Pitts burgh and Erie lans ria Erie, end far steam boats Beaver and Caleb Caps. Having purchased the large and substantial Wharf Boat last built for the Monongahele Packets, have with the addition of a Warehouse, the most ample ae coaunodsuions for receiving and forwarding, and pledge their utmost attention, promptness and despatch to consignments to their care, and rely on their friends for s triuL mtrt-dly B. A 880. JUST BKCEIVKD, a new asaoraaen! of WANO*. from the manufactories of Ciiicaaxibo Uo»ic-n, and Bacon & Rato, New York. ALSO—A few elegantly carved HAN© STOOLS, for ««Je at manufacturer'* price*, ty JOHN H. MELI«OR.-i-l Wood »L Sole Agent for Chicke •.!>.’> I’l&r.o*, for W«»iern {'••nrei-iTanta " Socoart Uaa4 Pianos. ONE second band Piano, pnee JoQ. i “ - “ t: «*• j a *» “ i *• “ t!U. ?or sale for cash at tie shove prices. by dcld JOHN H MEI.LOR, A Wood TO VlilLlN PLAVUBA—Sroua’s tiaano Viouw Scaoeu altered and conneetcd from tbs last Eng lish edition, to correspond with Spobrs Original School of Violin playing, by hi* P«P»J U. C. Hill -If any arguments are required to recommend this work, It may be observed tkal Spohr himself adheres smelly to the system laid down in tbs above work, and that he has by the seme mode ef Instruction, produced e greater number of distinguished pupils than any other mastet In Europe." A supply of the above Just rac'd, (price 9?,) and for tale by del? J H MELLOB. fit'Wood st -.1 ;rriv£. • ' i : :t a N EMINENT and experienced Phytletan from the TA. East, of SO yean standing, offers to treat allesses of * Delicate Nature with promptness and seereey. , His success In Buffalo and other large cities has been proverbial. Ills charges are moderate, and his curespcnnanent Old cases of Gleet, Stricture, Hero fula, Fluor Albui, Rheumatism, Ague, Syphilis, or any chronic or inveterate eases solicited. A care warranted, or ebatgo refunded. Omen, St. Clair coon from the Bridge. Teeth Extracted. Adviee to the poor gratis. N. B.—Dr. A. solicit! the worn eases of any dise n Pmabargh to eall. _ apli.dly PETROLEUM, OB BOCK OIL. “There are more things In heaven and earth Than are dreampt of in philosophy. o THE VIRTUES or this remarkable remedy, and the constant application tor it, to the proprietor, has induced Mm la nave it pet op In bottles with la bels and directions tor the benefit of the pablic. The PETROLEUM is "procured from a well in this eounty, at a depth Of fear band red feet, h a pure ana dalterated article, without any chemical change, bat jast as flows fram Nature’sGreatLabratory!! Thatit contains properties reaching a number of disrate*,.!* no longer a matter of uncertainty. There ire many things in the arcana of nature, wnieh, if known, might be o? vast usefulness in alleviating suffering, and re storing the bloom of health and vigor to many a suf ferer. Long before the proprietor thought or puttiug it np in bottles, it had a reputation for the cure of dis ease. The constant and daily increasing calls tor it, and several remarkable cures it has performed, is t •are Indication of its future popularity and wide spread application in the asm of disease. We do not wish to make a long parade of certifi cates, as wc are conscious that the medieino can soon work its way into the favor of those who suffer and wish to be healed. Whilst we do not claim tor it a universal application in every disease, we unhesita tingly say, that in a number of Chronie Diseases it is unrivalled. Among, these may be enumerated—all diseases of the mucons tissues, taeh as CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION (in its early stage,) Asthma, and ail diseases of the air passages, LIVER COMPLAINT, DVSPEPWA, Diarba;a. Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Pains in the Bsek or Side, Nervous Palsy, Rheumatic Pams, Gout, Erysipelas, Tetter, Ringworms, Bums, Scalds, Bruises. Old Sores, Ac., Ac. In eases of debility re sulting from exposure, or long and protracted coses of disease, this medicine will bring relief.- It will act as rgeneral TONIC and ALTERATIVE in aneh cases, imparting tone and energy to the whole frame, remov ing obstructions, opening the sluggish functions, which cause disease and a broken constitution, and giving increased and renewed energy to all the OTgans of Life! The proprietor knows of several cures of PILES, that rcsisted'cvcry other treatment, get well under the use of the PETROLEUM tor * short time. The proof can be riven to any person who deurea n. None genuine without the signature of the proprietor. Bold oy.the proprietor, 8. M. KIER, Canal Basin, near Beventh st Also by R. K. SELLERS, 07 Wood at; ' end—KKYBKK A M’DOWELL, corner Wood st. and Virgin alley; who are his oort-dly regularly appointed Agents TUBS AND CHUBSB* PINE AND CEDAR WARE MANUFACTORY. No. BT, comer Market and PifUi—or 40 Market, tween Third and Pourtb st*. THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand, whole salo and retail, tho following articles, vis: Wash Tubs, Btoif Churns, Meat Tubs, Bane) Chums, BathTobs. Half Bushel*, Wooden Bowls, Peeks and Half Peck*, Wash Boards, Brass Bound Buckets, Clothes Pics, Towel Roller*, Wooden Ladles, Bread Rollers, Clothes Baskets, Market Baskets, Ac., At BAMUKL KROESKN. ' novH No (0 Diamond alley, PiUsnurgii^ J. Buiprstt A Bona 1 Patent Bod* Ash, CASKS Glass and Soap makers’ Soda A*h 04>al imported direct front the above celebrated manufacturers, 60 per cent American u-M, arriving and for »»lttbr nnvfl W A M MITOHELTRKK Liquous— 17 hi pipes Uramiy—Outd, Dnpjiy, At 0 pipe* Holland Oidj 6 cvfcc N E Rum; 400 bbla Whiskey; for sale by fluTp/ai n Sons' brand, a superior article, for sain by . . novfl VtH MrrCHBLTRE rye. CASKS Miuprau's Soda Ai-h, and 10 casks * J Bieachiug Powder, arrived per ship Oxenbridge, and now coming on by canal, tor sale by W A M MITCHKLTREE I N. B^—They will receive, during tho winter, large ; supplies yja Now Ortoana. sevao MEDICAL. Sellers family msdu ei die div?’ - - “ gESIUX’S &ATTOS. Ohio, Blaytt,lM». fc. E. Selleia: I think it rightfortbobeaefitof others to sum some faets in relation to Jtv excellent Fami ly Medicinal. I bare need foar Vermifuge largoy in my own fam ily, one Tint frequently answering for expeQingl rge Quantities (My Ito 200) worms from two children I have also a Sod yonr liver Pills and Cough Syrup m ay family, and they have in every ins ranee produced Iheeflect desired. Asl am engaged in merchandising, I am able to state that I bare yet to bear ei- the first failure where yonr medicates have been used in my section of the country. In conclusion, I mar-state that they are Us medicines ol the day, and are destined to'bavo a very extensive pspalonty Yours, re< lcctiuUy. Prepared and sold by B- ' i' l KK6,N057 Wood street, and sold by Draggu.* generally tn the two ci ties and vicinity. my3l /TREAT CURE OF LIVER IT original, only tree, and genaine Liver Pill. Shok Cum, Ohio county, Va.> March 86th, 1640. $ Mr. R. E. Sellers: Dear Sir—l think it a duty I owe to you and to the public genera ly, to state tint I bavc been afflicted with the Liver Complaint for a long time, and so badly that an abceis formed and broke, which left me in a very low state. Having heard oj your celebrated Liver Pills being for sale by A R Sharp, in West Liberty, and recommended to ro« iy ray physician, Dr. E. Smith, I concluded to civ tuem a fair trial. 1 purchased one box. amt found them to ie just wbat they are recommended, THE BEST LI VER PILL EVER USED; end after taking four boxes I find the disease has entirely left me, and 1 am now perfect], well Re.poclfully co p j g^, AN West Liberty, March SM,IMITcAiUUfIATIVK BALBAB It* BOM the Bev ASA MIINN, a well known and pop ' alar Clergyman ol ihe I‘ioieitant Methodist Church Tlic undersigned having been afflicted dam* the paat * Intel with a dtac.se oiihe .totnaeh, scraeuraespro 4gcinnre»tpa*» in the stomach for ten or twelve hour* without interim ► on,nnd after bavinrtried variant remedies with. xffect. was furnished with a bottl. of Dr D Jayne'aC • entire Balaam: Thu he naed ae cordln* to the direct ona.aad found invariably that thil medicine cauacdlhe pain to abate, in three or four mis* utea, and in fifteen ortwenty'mmuteacvery oneaaj iemaiion waa entirely quieted. - The medicifie waaaf. terwardsoaed whenererindicanonaofthe approach of painwcrepereoired.andthepain waa thereby prevent* ed. He continued to u«e the medicine every evening and aometime* u. tha morning, and in a few weeai health waa ao farrcatored,that the auffererwat rellev ad from a large amount of oppressive pain, hreme* parience, therefore, t e can confidently P B Jayne's Carminative Balaam, aa a tor dU ofth.au.mach and bowd ABIIIWD For aala in Pitlibargh a: u « PEKIN 1 78 Fourth street. neax.VVo * and »J*o Store of II PSCdWARTZ. F- era! meet, Allegum? valcablu disco vkKy* CONSUMPTIVES, BE ON YOUR GUARD. DB. SWAYNE’S - „„„ COBFOUND BIBUP OF WILD CBBBBI. Ooarnrapiion, tv, anti all Direaaca of the Throat, Breastand Lung*. themoatef faetual and aneedy cure aver known lor any of tha ahqro Aiaea** aa. la DR. BW AYNE'B* of •Wild Charryl no longer among those of doubtful atStr Tthaap awed awa? from the thousand* daily fJ-Shed*MOO the tide of experiment, and now stand* SSatatioruandtahecoming more extensive finrfaeed for th. rebel ot auflenng man. ITJfT n Juredueed very generally through the tMIidSUH* .Vaßiiryjx:,».d Htre »™ fe* »”■!' P.Tu?mnrn bntaahat contain tome remarkable en- SSSg^w^SsiKifiss St’S . f.ror, .rrf ?hu Lu. urpriiin rejcellence I. eiubli.heij elOMTcly. i *T M q Qei u oM bi 6 amhnri br lu lnmj.l. o.nij nlWil d- SL£ f £!?lhe fiotliiw inftmuee. !!«■“• Hnr.shHri S&’ftilSbTlu »«, «»« "“'•J ta ' iuwa»n men acting from eonacienUou* impulses, ta.limony HHe IrrrH. of . tbinp or BTIU. A*®™** remedy that baa been as aacceaaful 2? derate" »e» Consumption, a* Dr, Swayne’a Of'VUd Cherry, It atrengtona the Comnouna ayrnp heai u i C er» on tho lunga, £Ed rich blood; poorer po..e«od bTlio olier idicirfo. cmio Co, April 3H, 1?1S. _ n-jir Sir. 1 verily believe your Co«- f m*;u Cherry ha* been the mean* ol pound 8/rup of il„rht a severe _ “nllrd Juh Vaevere cough*, that ** TI * re whicb 1 bftd recourse U., auil resisted all the re -«uwited all tho symptom! of Increasing until tay Kverv thing I tned seemed Pu i moa * nr^* L B fn P d mr ao rapid* io have no effect, anu ,n hopes of l T Ur.r (nerd. " Iwi Heommeoded'lo Irj my recovery. . j j;j M u-ith the most hap- SS&rs.wa Cheater, l*fc, of whom 1 purr!’*—' ->« Be*p««llT you»*» “ TVmdfrfu? -/ a Alinuur. WmOfTjM . - , a ucln of grauteda dte Dr. Swayne Rt ,i generally, to oiler la T' ,; uf 1 . a ... i'«To: uf your Compound 8y- some three years atnee l was rep Chet y inflammation of thv Jlol.nilr ■ » ilh . d;„ rel .„, r lbe breu. Jt b'.J. . verj eoonder.- touchrPtm ui ui # mncn , from the lungs, eape h*a Jlticuarge o| wcftl her, however attghL At [SKTo aSSm about my condition, but was preuy first 1 felt do alarm rapidly going mioeonsuinp tiou. ! grow daiiV weaa«, awhiaper, auch of my lung*. During thia vuiooa preparation* and presenpuout, ume I had m«i w™ v. r ftU Ulc urae worse. Just but found uo by a dear friend in here l wa*advi.edland petnvn » wildCh „. Wilmington m mahemal o bM . n pteja . meitcinei, and I am atiU against diead against T . B } eia , wr i c , t but ander those eomtng owl ofjh pmfessien and practice of * uu .^‘. n * y ?!‘ d having implicit faith in the saying of my mndieine, and M Dr haw 0M of your friend*, 1 g^^XS^dCommenced iu use. My ag/nu,» ftw > oj ;!I)or month*’ itandnig.eon aue waa at tha . *catrd. I found, however, •eWllr 7“* use of the fim four or five “*£* 1 bS Smg . public speaker, 1 frequeudy at; S“„.pa e h with my increasing strength, and tempted “ |V r ” l ? ho^,et Lils that bad already begun thereby ruptured tho«ve cure vu greal , y to hea*i i° , b * ft jA o encc of acting thus imprudent* retarded. fifteen boille* before Iwaspe.- Ibadtouietwatve or wumn t muchltmr £ feeUv would have made me sound, ba The Syrup allayed ,he fan uuhh uwik -way the distressing cough, pulast-. of matter from the lung*, and g.v ? 11,6 retire ayatem good health- 1 nave defei them and lb c4le un iU now, for the purpon. "1 SS.Srf wilb He ol Ha ssstfSK* •- wjis* pleasure. _ Dublin county, N. C. Important Caulim—Reod! R^l‘ TUcre 1. Kl unfenninn |U.p;n>tio!> of Wild Ch.mr, i.i-.j-i* Hwiist'v tbo firsl ever offered to the SSbiS which throughout the Pf«W states and some pans of Europe; and ail pre- J2S£;, U “StaT by the Itame of WdS Cherry have Kfi out out slswe “ l »*under co,cr of « n>e^.«PV ve circumstances, .a order jo give currency to their sales. Bv a Hide obiwauon, no person need mistake the tjwh bottle of the genome is fnmloDcd wit* a beautiful steel engraving, with the SMnT.fvKlii r.no Ikorcn, .to, D>. SSuS.” «»d ..forth,. ...onH. >h, Pom«ll of Dr. sSrivno will U odded hcreollor, oo u lo :“, oh oih.ro- WuU —. nor fo, rrrimmirr prop.ru.. «r.d hnowo «rlo.. of Dr. SJ.op of Wild Cherry, perwoi ¥S3i nol b. todco.onug to «... .omroo, to th.lr noss-sms” by stealing the name of Wild Chom. feS!S“.',.lirny.h,.r in mind Ur. nun. of Dr Bwuvne od be not deceived. Mncipafoflme, corner of Eighth and Race sleeets, IKFtfsrftsrr-‘Misss* TIIoRNKIM-krtS JA9 IJ n NEjTe 01 Mand and Penn mw; JOHN MITCH- lixy, ami by all respectable dealer. in medicine. -- "nrTWrpTluluufl' l Premium Plaster, D W R. WP. INLAND, of the Medical College bf Phil. adelphla, now ofler* to tba public his Indidn Veg. etable Premium Plaster, the qaahueu of which, after lonx and Uled experience, ha* been ••tufmciunW e*. . Xnhed To all women who may bo afflicted wnb Prolapsus Uteris or Fallen Womb, ho recommend* his plaster, guaranteeing a sure and speedy cure to the .hart soiree of from two to thee week*, if applied with C>re and rest—discarding nil tho couuUes* inurement* and expensive bandage* so long in use. This he feels conscientious in staring, inasinut b as he has uot failed to one caso out of throe hundred and fifty-three pu- U °Also tot Rheumatism and Weak Breast or Back, at tended with pain, there is nothing lo excel this Plaster in affording relief or effecting a cure. For sale by L Wilcox, corner of Diamond and Market st Braun A Rotter, “ Liberty and SL ■ Clair sis Dr J Bargent “ Federal st and Diamond, Aile jslqaes A ; ldo ml* cambric do do. The ntw’ve pood* for aatc in the Cal fnrnla llolSlins ftlnMumueiu, «» S W™* *<•, pifhiU J A. il l IiILLIPS A SNORTED BIMUfcS— Fut up for family u«e, ia tin A iuu, eneloied in a eliding lid box. containing Mallard, Atepicc, Cinnamon, Ginger, Oiorci, , Pepper, • Warranted pure. For tale.at the new Spice] and FiCtory> cornel ofyc.,7 *ttX Vi ; K l h Aft wli A— Wrought Iron Anrilt, Iron tne Temper anceriilo worki, warranted; will be couatanUy , BOOK TRADE- The was with Mexico, by &.&. sipier» * vola. Element* of Rbotone; comprising an Analysis e! the Lava of Moral Evidence and ol Pernasbn; by Riehard Whately, D. D. . ! Eesay os Christian Baptism; by Bapbst W. Noel, M A. The Ogilvies, a NeveL 1 Fairy Tales, /rom aU Nations; hr Anthony R. Moa talba; with 84 Uiaitralions byPoyfa. Jnst ree’d by JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, de!9 eotncrTtnrd and Market streets Haw and Sli|*nt flift Beekst SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS; by J. T Headley, with eleven ordinal designe by Dailey. Poems and Pros* Writings, by Richard H. Dana; a vole, mmlin ■ .. . Illuminated Gems of Sasied Poery, with hi illutn lions engraved on steel, by John Baitain- Jnst received by JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, deaa earner Third and■Marhet «t> PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT, or a Praetlcal View of the mutual duties,relatione apd interest*?, it.. Medical P»o:**s*io.i aud the Community; »>i worth ingion Hooter M. D _ , T.> <1- of Mxcnael De Montaigne; comprutni **a, etiers,A«- By Wm. llasleit. , \,n- veh and Us Kcmtin>. By Austen Henry Lay- of'Spain; or Notes of ah Unfinished Toui in 1847. By 9. T. Wallis. Tupper 1 # Proverbial Philosophy, new edition; illus trateq. jnst received by __ , JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, bov2l corner Market tad Third etreets 1840-50! T OCKWOOITS ILLUSTRATED WORKS—THu . j minated Books—Books in riohly earred bmduw, nominated and illustrated—Boots ( superbly bound in Velvet. Silk, Morocco, and Cooi oiltloa, in Imitation of the Middle Agus-Bibles and Prayer Book*, beau lifulty bound In Velvet and Moroceo, magnificently or nunettud de® Bookseller A Importer. Wood it Cbrlatmas and Haw Yaar Appraaebtagt ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIAL BOOKS, In Magnifier* Antique Binding, for tks Holidays. JAMES D. LOCKWOOD, Bookseller and Importer, 63 Wood street, has received abeaatifal collection of Illustrated Books, bound is tha most splendid man ner by the best London and American binders—among them may be found! Pearls of Amen: ■■ Poetry; magnificently illumtna- *Laysol the We.trrn World; illuminatediagold and colors. Wordsworth's Greece; richly Illustrated. The I'-eacher; illuminated by Owen Jones, and bound carved wood. The Song of Bongs; illuminated by Jones. Flowers and their Kindred Thougnts;Ulumlnatedby Jones. Heroines of Sbakspeare; illustrated. Mrs. Jameson's Characteristics bt Women; illustra ted. For sale by JAMES D LOCKWOOD, de!3 fi3 Wood street Haw Books* REDBURNi Ills First Voyage, by Herman Mellvillt author of ‘■Typee," “Omoo,” Ac. History of King Alfred of England, by Jaeob Abbot' with fine engTavugs. Sidoma the Sorceress: by Wm. Meinbold. JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, novta comer Third and Market streets "Oju of tit Mott ftomsrJbabU Workt of the Ago? Nineveh and its remains; with u account of a visit to the Chandean Christians of Kuidis tan, and the Yezidls, or Deuil-Worahlppersj and an Inquiry into the Manner* and Art* of the Ancient A** Syrians. By Austen Henry Lajflrd, Esq, D. C. L. With Introductory Note by Prof. M.Hobinsen, £>. D., LL. D. Illustrated with 13 plate* and map*, and 90 woodcut*. S vela 6ro. cloth, 94^0. “The booh ha* a rare amount of graphic, vivid, pie* turesquo narrative."—Tribune. ' “The work of Layard is the most prominent contn* button to the study of antiquity, that has appeared for many year*.”—Christ. Inq. “Not one ezeela in interest the. account of Nineveh and it* Ruin*, given by Mr. Layard."—Washington Intelligencer. “As we follow the diggers with breathless interest in their excavations, and suddenly find ourselves be fore a massive figure curved with minut* accuracy, now lilting its gigantic head from the dust of 3000 years, we are ready to ery out with the astonished Arabs, 'Wallah, h Is wondorful, but it is true!' "—ln dependent. For sale by novlO JAMES D. LOCKWOOD, 63 Wood si Saw Book*. THE WOMEN of the Old and New Testament Edited by fc. 0. Sprague, D. D. 1 vol. lop. Bvo., elsganUy bound; 19 exquisitely finished engravings; with descriptions by celebrated American Clergymen. POEMS BY AMELIA, (Mr*. Welby, of Ky.,) a new and enlarged edition: illoalrated by engravings from original designs by Wier. 1 voL square Svo.. elegant* ly bound ana gilt. Also—A variety of aplendid Annu als and GiA Books. Sowell’s Child’s First Book of the History of Rome. 1 voL 18mo. THE MECHANIC’S ASSISTANT, adapted for the use of Carpenters, Shipwrights, Wheelwrights, Saw yer*, Lumbermen, Students, and Artisans generally: being a thorough and pracueal Treatua on mensura tion and the Sliding Rule. By D. M. Kaper, A. M. Boise's Treatise on Greek Prose Composition. Ollendorfi’s Elementary French Grammar. By Prof. Greene, of Brown University. . I voL 18mo. Roedigeris tiesenins’ Hebrew Grammar, by Con ant. Gesenms’ Hebrew lexicon. , Loomis' Trigonometry and Logarithmic Tables. 1 toI. (sheep.) The Englishman's Greek Concordance. 1 vol.(mus lin.) Authon's Classical Series. Webuer's Dictionary, revised ed. 1 vol. Bvo. ) do do ueabridf od. 1 toL 4to. Barne’t Notes and Questions on New Testament. Whately’s Logie. Mosheim’s Ecclesiastical History. 3 vols. and 3 vol*. (sheep.) Vestiges of Creation. I vol. ISflo. Mornings among the Jesuits at Rome. .1 voL (cloth and paper.) Scenes where the Tempter has Triumphed. 1 vol. (cloth and paper.) Boguc’s Tbeolegieal Lecture*. 1 voL tiro, (clout.) Alder's Pronouncing Bible. Boyer’s French Lh innivry. Smart'- Horace For >*.• i*y R HOPKT’ ■* novi3 t (►.»•!■-. SnilPhiga 1 ■ X' • w nixJfT- r K7ir - Tr«To* — 7nT^rrr — “ 1> M 0.,:.., .. • . n. »1. tiot.it, -• i't ■■ « i Ue\!. r- n* . J'.orn-) diroktvit Geitbu ■ • lvaly, with no«e* from a ! u«e Commentators, Biog •-!»•*- icai and Billiorrapluoal Notices, &e. Theory and Practice of Teaching; nr, the Mo.tvcs and Methods of Good School-Keeping, by David Plage, A. M., Puiocipa) of the State Normal School, Albany, N. Y. Frank Forester's Fish aitd Fishing of the U. Suites and British Province* of North Amenea, by Henry ,V u. Herbert. JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, Qovfi corner Third and Marker sts _ Ths Oldam Tlxao* JAMES D. LOCKWOOD, Bookseller and Importer, No. S 3 Wood sliest, has tat sale a lew copies com plete, ithe remainder jof the edition,) of this valuable work, devoted to the Preservation of Dooumenu, anil outer authentic information relating to the early ex plorations, settlement and improvement of the country around the head of the Ohio. ;By Neville B. Craig, Esq., of Pittsburgh, in 9 vols. Svo. novio ~ J. D. LOCKWOOD. ROMAN LIBERTY: A History, With a view of the Liberty of other Ancient Nations. By Samuel Elliott, Esq. Illustrated with twelve eagruTings, exe cuted at Roma. 9 vot*., Svo-, uniform wtlh .Prescott's Historical Works. Juu published and for sale by JAMES D. LOCKWOOD, Bookseller and novlU Importer, m Wood 1 I? ANNV KKMULKWITAEY; authonxedediUon, ' 12mo. 75 ets. MRS. FANNY KEMBLE'S YEAR OF CONSOLATION. “The reading of this book bu impressed di with a meek higher opinion of iu author Uiaa we had f irmed from penning ter other writing*. It display* adecper tone of thought, united to more pure womanly arr.ee of teeliug thau any other production of the female mind with which we are acquainted. Mirror. ‘•lt U a very agreeable and readable book, writ! entn Fanny Kemble'* Wot atyle—bold, apiriled and enter' uimng. We recommend it to oar readers aa the beat publieutlon of the season." —Reading Gax. "it cootaiua the Journal of a travel through Europe, and residence in Italy; and ii:one of tho pleasantest and moat interesting book* of the eeason.”—Couri and Enquirer. U A very characteristic book.; We have read U from title page to Colophon with unabated interest. A vi vid pieiure of life in Romo. In all reaped* eminently readable.”—Knickerbocker. ' For sale by JAMES D LOCKWOOD, novli Bookseller A Importer, C 3 Wood i ItUhogiaphle BitkbUiluimt OP WM. BCHUCHUAN.N, Third it, opposite the Post-Office, Pittsburgh.—Mmpi, Landscapes, BiU* heeds. Showbills, Labels, Are hi tec taral and Machine Drawings, Business 'and Visiting Cards, engraved or drawn on stone, and printed m color*, Uold, iironze or Black, In the most approved style, and at the m reasonable prices. octlfcly KEO BUTTER—JO frcp for i&le by del? WICK A McCANDLESa 'LOUR—BObbl« Punily Floor, for ule by dc!7 WICK A McCANDLESS MUTrON HAMS—4 bbU for ioio by de!7 JB CANFIELD CHEAP MOUS. DE LAI NS—3 cuei good style, fut colored &L do Luni, tt the extremely ' pnee of lie. per yord. A A MASON A Cl' dc!4 No 60 Mtrkj pBBTTTRi [“—S <2 ox. cant irethVe.aciieti } ft " boltlea do. ft u “ Pino Applet; i 3 “ •* Cheiriet; 1 3 “ “ mrawberrict; \ 3 ** “ Tomatoet; 1 3 “ half gaL boUlet Fieklet; 3 u qaan do. 3 “ laaey do. j RecSl and for tale at the Pekin Tea Sterc, TO Fourth ttreet. . dcfclft R YE FLOlffi—l3 bolt rectfand for tale bj dcai \vm n johnaro?c, na second »t RECtaVKD THIS DAY, At the Jiulim-Rubbej De pot—! ctu Women’* Metallic Bobber Sandal*; 4 ** “ “ • w Suppers; 11 liuiktfit; M Slipped*; M Overtime* . V “ Sami&ls; 1 “ “ leither'ioled ** Overshoe* All of which will l>e told, wholesale or retail, Idwei at anjr hotue iu the pity. JA II PHILLIPS, oortll No 6 Wood »trcct a •* « ** 1 Mitres' t “ Men’s “ PF.ALKU FEACHta—* liblsjiut ree’d.icr sale by dcia _ Bat WHARUAUJJH Window ii* e»»u sizes, reoM »n 3 for sale by dcltf HAWHaHBaUCH I—l 3 bbls and Mi Ke; i order Tor shipping, de«o 3 £ 9 WATERMAN SODA ASU—W cull to «m»e per Ringgold; tor «t!e by dc«4 TASSBY A ItKaT Bial-TTWaPDINU— 10 bales taftrctixeand'hedTy Jn«t rtc'd by BHACKUKTT A WHITE, 1 dclM Wo 09 Wood tt Y lZhfrfKS-- coses super French Black sdkj Vi tenet, extra irimzmngt, rec’d per express, at t dc'JO A A MAWS ACCP3 SUNDRIES— ® bales Colton; 4S bblt No I Laid, 44 bags Feathers; 1 tierce “ I lb tack* Wool; ! Odor Lamb Skint, with wool; ! U dot Sheep Skint, “ 11 j 3Uoi •* '• dressed; | To arrive ou deiuntr fort I*l,l, and lur solo by I deU ItsAlAil DltKt.V A *;o, Ftouil-: GINSENG— 4 begs Cienhcd, for tale by dc!7 WICK & • •d I.lfcATHEßS—let tackt prime, for tale by J Uel7_ WICK A MeCANDUafo I i ORSt> CUViittS—o (jum EluaUc Itoraa Covet*, i< 1~1 v’r>* heavy and aplanditl arucle, just, wc’t} jam! lor *»le low. al No. A Wood aiiecL by dea> J*. II PHILLIPS., 'IASTOK OIL—l bbl ui alow amd for aale by j j«a J KIDD & CO ALCOHOL —lJ bbla jail rre’il add for aale by deS» J A S9— bU ‘ Fr “ h ' i *“' , ° C ' J Suaet* , r UkE“CART WmaHt-l Ctopol Ba< la florq hgsa :l K x.u‘ ' ;■ RWHANfiE BROKERS- ~; ■. bolus * sosii mk»ii ....... i. NOTES, SILVER N SlSßNoKl°X l lL» ,^r^«n> Uniusl Bun duautucd bi«U of ForeJxn and American Gold and SDTerCoin do«*m No. 55 Market meet, between 3d Pitubnuth, Pa. oc s=- "DILLS lttlioi, uid BtoUMi b»»SM X$ UIT «aoanl*tUie Cum® “"Jj S2SK Also, Drill* parable in any part of the Old Cwattwji from £l to £lOOO, at the rate at «S*®Sft £ S’nmJi »Wwwidedactioii or disecant, ROBIN SON. Eoropeaa and GenermiAfeßt, office «& « «*• door of vood. ' . ocuou U.LM mOTt l ' : ( >ANKEHS and EXCHjSgE dealers O *n Foreign and Domestic Bill* of f* • Cat ifieate* of IVpocitc. Bank Notes and Cain, comer Of M and Wood streets .hrectlr opposite Si Charles Ho tel M maySSdtT W“?£' Indiana. / Kantaeky, Mimbbil, w . Bank Notea; pmrehascd at the lowest rates, br N. HOLMES * SONS, sep!3 3S Market street BILLS Ok r EICHA«oa-fi lf lu Checks «T" New York, ; FUUdalpUa.and I Baldroors, Constantly for sale Ij N. HOLMES A SONS. | eepl3 '35 Market si MISCELLANEOUS. EAUbB FOUNDRY. jonn mcHoißoa o. w. a. rurrx. | THE anderuigned, successors to Arthur* A Niehol- J ■on, bog leave to inform the citizen* of Pittsburgh | uul public generally,thatlhey have rebuilt the EA-I t.LE FOUNDRY and are now in full operation, and 1 have part of their pattern* ready for the market:- Amongst which are Cooking Btove«, pal and Wood Stoves with a onlendid air-Ught Coal Blove, which ia now olhereltie* the common round Stave. Also, a cheap cool Cooking Stove, well adap- ! led for email families, with a fnU a«onmem of com mon and mantel Grates We would particularly In vite the atiention of peraona building to eall at our warehouse before purchasing, and exaome a»pkndid article of enamwelled Grate*, finished In fine atyto entirely new In thi* market. . . N ° igi "aMferm Office of tl»c Dilawara Hattul In* inrane* Company* PwiAnsirttti, Nov.s(h.l&tfl. .• r HUE Bohrd of Direeiora day, declared a ?848, certificatea tor which wilt be issued on and after. ""auJ! "per CENT, in Cub, on lbs ass " no.lO P, A- MAPEIBAMut, PUu’P- PITTSBURGH IHPOBTATIOBB* /”1 YEAGER. Importer and Whole tale Dealer in. I (J. PANCyXnD VARIETY GOODS.* Sign of the Gilt Comb, 109 Market su Pittsburgh, P*. 8 weitem Merchant* Pedlar., and other. vugax Pittsburgh to purchase Goods, are respectfully Uivttea to call and examine the extensive assortment or Eng lish, American# Preach and German Fancy Goods. All Foreign Goods at this establishment are Import" ed direct by myself, and purchaser* mav rely on get- j tin* goods worn first hands. I have the largest assort- : mStt of article*, la the variety Une, in the citT of Pittsburgh-all of which will be sold tow for cash or eltv acceptance*. The Stock consist*, In part, of Lace Good*, Hosiery, Glove*, Ribbons Silk Cravats, Shoe and Patent Thread*, Sewing flux, Spool Cotton, Tape*, Suspended Bartons, Pun, Nee * GoldancTsSver Watches, Gold Jewelry, all kuids of Brushes. Comb* and Razors. _ . . Percussion Capa, Revolvers, Pistols, Clocks, BUk A Cotton PorsesTspcctsclcs, Bieel Peas, Musi. Boxes, Carpet Bag. and Baskets. Bmdingi, Finding* and . Tots and Fancy Goods; together with a large Tano ty of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS. - C. YEAGER is also agent for the celebrated Lan caster Combs. . novl7 _ SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP.—From W. K. Boden. E*q a Cler sPh Court of Quarter Sesstona of Beaver Com &lr. R. E Stile a -4i Some time la the winter my wife was afflict:! wttc a severe and distrening cough, and hearing of year .n valuable Cough Syrup, I pur chased a bottle tram 8. T. Trimble, of Bndgewater, | and after taking a portion of it two or three evening. ! on going to bee, she found Immediate relief; as siso . several friend, nav© been relieved in severe eases, i am therefore satisfied that it U * safe and valuable medieine, and wosld recommend it to those who may be afflicted with severe Coughs and Colds. • March 29, 1643. W. K. BODEN. Prepared and sold by R. S. SELLERS, £7 Wood at, and sold by druggist* generally, in Pittsburgh and Ai leghny. ‘ _ «*>* Trio Oharttar. Coal Ooapuy* [INCORPORATED^ BOOKS will bo Open for subscription to the flock of “The Chartiere Coal Company,” on and after Monday, the 24th day of September inst, at the o£e« ° f *■ gfccw. Great BrngiUli B«atdy< FOB Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Consamption! Tbs I GREAT AND fWLY REMEDY tortte cure of j above diseases, is the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by tho celebrated DiC Buehsn, of I London, England, and Intiodnecd into the United States under the immediate superintendence ofthe inventor. I The extraordinary tuccets of this medicine, In th*. cure ji l’uimoimry diseases, warrants the Americas. Aaectin soliciting fortreaunenttho worst possible ca u-sthatcau be found in the eoi'mr.ntiity—cases ;Ufmtd and iticr.tanlc Tt"- Hnnguri- I an llaioam ha.- cured.and wiil rtre.ihe »no'» dorperat* I ofca»e». It uuu 14each nostrum. Sat k si ;i-lard Eng ; lisb medicine, cf known and esiabueiW ttlicacy Rvcry family rnthe United State* should be mppliec with Buchan’s Hungarian Balsam of Life, not only to counteractthccouwmptive tendencies ofthe chmate, bu to be used as a preventive medieine in all cases of colds, coughs, spitting of blood, pain in the aide and chest, irritation and soreness of the longs, broehitxs, difficulty of bresting, hectic fever, night sweat*, emaei-’ alien axul general debility, asthma, influenza, wkoopmj oough anu croup. . Sold in large bottle* at SI per bottls, with fall direc tions for the reiteration of health. . Pamphlets, containing a mass of English and Ameri can certificates, and other evidence, showing the un equalled menu of this great English Remedy, may ba * 6c, . si and Wood and Wood and 6lh Its. . jnPdAwfl .. ' TUB ITA&OFTHKWKBT 'a VENITIAN BUND MANUFACTORY WA East side of the Diamond, where VennUs Blinds of ail the different sixes and colon kept on hand or made to order afte the latest and most approved Eastern fash* ions, at the shortest notice and on the mo* reasonable terms. Also, tho cheap Boston toll or *plit Blind Transpa rency and Paper Cartaiaa of ail the different sizes and patterns, on hand andfer sale low foreash. OldVenl tian Blinds painted over and repaired, or taken in pan payment for new- H M WESTEftVELT) Pro’pr. •; N, B—Ail wot* done with the best material and workmanship, and warranted to please the meat fat* idiocs. aagio-diy; Allegheny city, Aug. 10,1M8. Sellers* imperial couoii syeup—Tb*e** Norntaa Ltn It! Pirmcies, March 27,1947. Mr. R. E. SeHcH—ln jnttice to yoa and yoor Incom parable Cough Syrup, I beg leave to state, for the ben efit of the community, that ray wife has been several times afflicted with a most distressing cough. . I pur chased, in January last, a boule of your Syrup, which cured a cough of two months' standing. About one month since, the couch returned, and was so severe that she could hardly move, from weakness in the breast; I sent for one boule or year Cough Syrup, and a part of one betde cured the cough leave lo i journeyman who was seTerefy a file led, who had, to cie his own words, ‘-eaten enough cough candy to care all the people in PiLObargh,” if the candy had been as good as represented. Your*, respectfully, Aims B. Karra. 1 Prepared and sold by R. E. SELLERS, *7 Wood and told by Druggisu generally in the two ciUaa. data ’ GRATEFUL for the very libera] encouragement I have received for to many year*, I have deter mined lo enlarge my business considerably. Having, engaged a competent Foreman, i will be enabled to fill all order* promptly, and do the work in oar anal style and at fair prices, and ask the attention of mer chants and citizens to my large stock of UPHOLSTE* RY GOODS aud Beds, Mattruises and Bedding, Cur tain Materials, Damasks and Moreens, Cornices. Frin ges, Bordering*, Tassels, Split and Roller H intis, and every article osaally kept in ae establishment of the kind: Orders respectfully solicited and promptly-at tended to. N. made, and pat down. WM. NOBLE. ALLEGHENY YKSITIAH BLIND, AND CABINET WAi’EROOM. J. A. BROWN would respcet* ally inform the public, that he sleeps on hand at his stand on ihe ; weit side of the Diamond, AUe* igheny city, a complete assort* nicut of Veuitian Blinds: also Ye nitian Shutters are made to Or* dor in the best stylo, warranted equal to any in the United Slams. IBs Blinds can bo removed with out the aid of a screw driver. Having purchased the slock, tools, ana wood of the cabinet es* tablishracnt of Katosay A M*Clel land, I am prepared to furnish their old customers, as well a* 1 ; price.. L*or 4sle hv H* KLKiJhU, tof y aiJ. W. Wood wells. WILLIAMS’ IVORY PKARL TOOTH POWDER, for removing Tartar, Scurvy, Canker, and ail substances destructive to ihcTeeth, ills delicious to the taste, cleansing the mouth, healing and strengthen ing the goma, and purifying the bream. ; jGgBK WATOIIBHI-CHEAPER.THAN KVERI -,iqiaTcieaof.fall Jewelled petent lc ver Wtiche*, IS etreu &bo cue*, which i ua seXJ tl low u thioty md thirty Ito doiltxo, ud wex ruled to keepfoodtme. •- . Aiao*>A«pkadid taonaept of JEWELRY, eon* wton* tho tutou ■adltxest nyteo. and beu Mttetn*. , W, w. ud Jeweler, r'.Mt X «sa«xlS*it««adro«nh*w«» ,“V'- ITT T r sms street. Teeth inserted from «n* to an entire «•!».<<* .- rifti) representation of the nataral pim Tritonni ilti ‘ original shape ofthe fhee. N. B.—Taeth exwtoted Yijk UKle atn»pain. Decayed Tecih ffijaandß* P»? vanttn* the tooth wMeh la maeho«tier than cu ring it, though it ahoau bo done in Avo mlnstea, or evea initantlT.! _ __ - IfiLTER'S - : GINSENG PANACEA! mo THOSE SUFFERING WITH DISEASED X LUNGSv—The unprecedented saeom which hta ttended the &ae of the Bea °* a 1110 (HNSENG PANACEA 1 aaU the wious farm* which Irritation of tbs totjgi as- 1 has induced the proprietor again to eall erita. PREmRRTION. no ehangablo weather which mark, our fkq and a &uWtal ware* of ~ ;■ AND COUGHS.. 1-r - There, if neglected, are.bst the preeunon of that feu dalre,«. COSUMPTION. ' ; ffarss' aaisw-fljsissna-' wiU be found in the Ginseng I’aaacea. -lapreerofiai* .- fimhave ftoa lima to tuna published the cernScatea of Eea. ofotu best known r anced iu curative powere. These, with amass of laa jCaistet. af the ©repel, feB-»togethtr with eaptounai . l«.fton op THE DAY.' wo han eniodUd ini>«fflPhlattonD,aaam*y*ak»4 . • mucr^ “'Sia , ofife c ' ,,w ' “ TOOMAWM ANDfeffl OF THOWOAND9 ’ , (himghoat the Umtod State* and Canada, and wo oka “^IffiEiNSTANci: I a which, when taken according to direebana, and bo= I faro the lungs had become fruUy disorganized, It has . •«er failed 10 • EFFECT A PERFECT CURE Why.themnaedtiiealflifltedhasiiau! Whyrarertta ; I the nus»rable noiLnuns, gettan up by unk 1 own indivia- I cals, lerthaassamednamaof somecaehsatad phy- ■ 1 ilcian, and pufied Into notoriety by certificate* ct p«l • - I tons eqaally unkhownT 'Whilri a medisina' af I UNPARALLELED EFFICACY ’ „ I UlO bo had, whose voucher, are at horaa,—ear BSigh| 1 bor%—many of whom it has > I SNATCHED FROM TUEGBARE. < i In order that »bi* invaioaldo medicine may Mplaesd I within the reochof the poor aa well the rich, wo have ' 1-pot the price at I OBLT FIFTY OUSTS. I iut one half the uaalco.tof cough meuieinea. itxa I tor sale by our agents in nearly every town and village I over the writ, who are prepared to give full informs -1 don relative to h. T. SALTER, Proprietor# I Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio. M'ALUBTER’S OJNTMEN^ MERCURY.OTptkwU*^ IoRE^SCROI^^U^ Ujg&m WOUNDS to 'discharge their puirid'mauers, and then oral* them. ■ A LL* in?AT > TN temfCd there it scarcely a dU SHBB - esse ortontal or internal, .: Ihaveuredlttorthe last tixteenyear. toraUdiareaaaof the ehest, involving the utmost danger and responsibility) and I declare before heaven end man, thalitotla one ease has it ta htnftfit whan Urn patientwaa wilhin tho reach i a/piai#»l »»«»■. - ' bad phyaleixnsUainodin tha'profession. I have mlnistare ofthe gospel, Jp 4 p» 1 ? f l S* - dennea, lawyer*; genuemaa of the highest erudmoo, **d muldtadi* o? us poor use it In every variety o| way, and there has been but on* wolew oriWywail I Toioo saying—“M , ALLI9TER, _YOUR OINTMENT removei immediately I the infiaomadon and swelling, whdath* pain eaaaea. lIR *v the directions around tha box.) - 1 - 1 1 • D-ACHE—Thecal vs has cured persons of th* | hen£Aeheof twelve yeaxa standing, and who had tt sfflEsSiia^sS , OTS®slM^; I are feaiped with like success. . , _ I bcaSiHEAD-Wo have eared, eaaea that actually I £ remedy.). It I ImauresigßOidiseasotohavoeoldfeeU-- I CORNS— Occasional use of the Ointment wujal- I waya keep corns from growing. F«>pto need never I be troubled with them if they use it frequenUy. I nr?- ibis Ointment is good for ony part of the body lor ttmba when inflamod. In aome eases it shoald ba I Ointment will be genulna unlea the oamo of JAMES McALLISTER is written wttbapen 00 IforsLoy my Agents in aU the principal _,, lx ,„ 1 „ l james m- I Sole Proprietor of the above medicine. K Principal Office, No 29 North Third street, Phil la. I PRICE 83 CENTS PER BOX; j Aoxnaci Pmssuuag—Braan ARclier, eonieT of - Liberty and St Clair its; and L Wilcox, Jr, comeijof 1 Market st and the Diamond, also comer pf 4th aad i imitbfield sts; J H Cassel, earner cf Walnut aad Pena 1 ward: and sold at the bookstore In Smiih&eld f*• 3d door from Seeond at: to Allegheny bity' by lIP • Schwarts and J Sargent; by J G Smith, Druggist, Bir mingham: D Neeley, East Liberty; II Rowland, Me- Keesporc J Alexander A Son, Mouragaheta City; N Lb Bowman A Co, and J T Rogers. Brownsville} John Barkley, Beaver, Pa; are wholesale agent*. • feb£7-deodiy _ -- • Fact* for th* Public, « - In relation to that unrivalled family Salve, DALLEIf’S HABICAL PAIN EITBICTOE. TESTIMONY of a respectable Physielaii—Read the following, addressed to ay Agcai, Mr. F. Mer ry wusiber, Cincinnati: ’ - ----Cxsecnuxi, «■ eb. 12,1948. Sin A sense of duty compels me to give my tribsto . to Dailey’s Paw Extractor. Being opposed to ouahk cry and all nostrums having for their object naistar motives—but realising much good from Uio “Kiag of Pain KtUer."—l am induced to lenderyoa this eortii* j esie,, 1 have used it in my.famiiy, intnjr practice,ani Lwilh all the happy and wonderful effects that could I possibly bo imagined. H. J. Baonx, Mi D.’ I Dr. Brodie i» the senior partner of Brodia A Lari, Druggists. ‘ Injlammetar/ RAmmattm. ' The following testimonial comes from a source fk] miliar u many of those traveling on our Western wa ter*. Hr. Glime. the well and favorably known pro prietor of the Parkersburg Hotel, is husband to tho lady whose letter I annex: ■IV' Paxaixatrito, Va, April 13,16tt. To Henry Dailey; Chemist. Ae.—Sin Havihgtor raerly been long afflicted with violent inflammatory Rheumatism, which appeared so firmly seated as to defy all ordinary appliance* to allay the severe pain attending it, 1 was induced u try your Magical Pain Extractor; and it having eflectod, almost as if by ma gic, *r. immediate relief; and also, to all appearances an entire and perfect core, I am induced for the bene fit of others wuo may be afflicted with psin.eaased by any kind of inflammation, to write to you, declaring that lo my opinion, founded on aetaal experience your Magieul Win Extractor is the most valuable dis covery ofthe preseat age for the immediate extraction of bodily pain. It is an almost immediate and a per fect core-for Burns and bealds, and all external in flammation. .... Having many acquaintances formed by thah visits at my husband’s hotel in thirplaec, I have sapposed by your showing them these few lines, it may possmiy be of benefit both to them and yourself. - ' Eloassts Gtm> fl entertain the hope that Mrs- Glime will pardon the, pahlicity I give to her letter, a* well on the score of humanity as of its being the sorest mods of bringing it to the notice of her friend*.—ll. iUizxr.j 3 1 Felon Curtl, te "'“SJu.TO KT- Not. B,im Hr. H. Dailey: U I have tried joui Fita Extractor in * cue of felon, In mv own family. K _ and cared In a very short time. * a sMetfnllv YOCJIO. TO- Bomuid fk.id* P”! 1 ' s fSL N 'St I 2 J “2f t , c “ Breast, Eruptions, Sores, Cats, .Wosnai, and -.oil In* flam motion, yields xtsdily to Uie wonder ful properties of thisunrivaUed fsmily salve. Bat,ia the same pro portion that too will receive benefit from the genuine, yoa wilTbe Injured by the deleterious effects of the W CACTION--B# swo •»!**«th® inveator, EDuui. dtfaJcadw^.fiswYortjOt-ghiiM. oJSS%B£raSg&. Henry P. Schwartz, Allegheny, Agenq J. Baker, Wheeling, James W Johnston, Wamllle, F. Mcrryweather, Cincinnati, O* General Depot. - N 8.-—ln the severest Borns and Scalds it extrdets the naln in a few minutes—lt never fails * Jul 4 Irave'tiieotLt B. A-yansgroci,?-.. . t A.B.Um,N.V.cuy B. l. Fimw«ti Pittsburgh. j Stars la tht City sf Bow York* THB undersigned an extensively encaged la the WholenleDru boaism at Mo. 49 John street, la tha eity of H** York, an an prepared to only Drcsrists cad oeaiuv Merchants with Drurt, Paints, Oils, Pwiija and American Ferftonery, Hander, iffoavaffc Mtudert Chemicals, (of their own jarortttioal as/ aQ ether articles ia their liaoof bui* ace*, of a enperto totality as lew as they t as be par* (based ia this or aay eastern ally. Sew Verb. Fshtft ,It A. PAIIVtSTOCg fcf. CURE FOR WORMS. B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S YEaUIPOfeIE. ctf*Boaavxxrxxiux,waaj-rx*. • IN order to afford. all possible security to the rathe, aswell as tp themselves, against fiknd and appo wiion from counterfeiting, the proprietors have made a change ia the exterior wrapper or table of theit-Yer* mirage. The new label, whieh ia a.stecJ engraving of the most exquisite design' and workmanship, hex been inttodaced au a very great expense, and is from the brain of an artist of the dial talent. Tha design isnew, and the execution elaborate. Several figures and a portrait are most prominent,- bat the. word “Vnxb vto*,” primed tn white leuereoa a roland finelren graved ground, should bo particularly. cxanot&d>- When held a? to tho light the letters,: shading orthe letters and every line, however whole ofthispartof the engraving match as exheuy asittheimpresaioafcadbeen made upon one aid# ly, although it is actually printed on both sides H»»* paper, This should in all cates be observed, tf fV bet upon each dozen is also printed in red'.Bpeateu tide*, and should bo examined in the same msAW*- This preparation has now stood the test years trial, and is confidently recommended w**g and effectual medicine for expelling worms system. The unexampled success that fa**.*sySs its adminittraiionin every esse where the ftaeaj'T realty afflicted with worms, certainly render* ii *** thy the attention of phyeciaiis. . • _iJ ß ths The proprietor has made it apomttoasW™?® result of its u*o in saeh ea*es as, earn* ™* i ji aa 4 knowledge and observation—and he inTtriew J M ,_ it to produce the most salutary edeets-not uwgj ly after nearly all the ordinary * w mended for worms had been previously re»r“ without any permanent advantage. hTaJrtds tested by the certificates and statements « of respectable persons la diffetentparts of try, and should indueo riuaiUr* n* ty to the most delieateinfant. • v TtoMir P 8111 " 1 * ■’"faSfeSnm. nalCT* _ ttHSRsSffiT , *7 Wood* that it will hot benefit. „ IJ