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MONDAY MORNING
ELECTION LUCUERATIONS.
Well, the elections are over, and it must be
confessed that the Democracy has not much to
brag of. We have reduced the Opposition ma
_ jorities in Pennsylvania, Ohio and other States
largely, but unfortunately not largely enough
to do any good this year. We are glad that
the campaign is over, and that for a time
at least we• shall have an opportunity of
giving our usual variety—as much, at least, as
is consistent with the public journalism of a
political paper. We shall be happy to enter
tain our readers to the best of our ability with
light and solid reading, news . , literature, and
matters calculated to benefit the interests and
suit the tastes of our business community.
Our readers must give us the credit of ma
king the campaign short, so far as the Post has
been,concerned. We have not over-burthened
them with political articles,-and we have bad
little occasion to use large types and political
roosters. We hope the Democracy of Penn
syl*Lia will be ready for the great contest
next year. They have improved, as the pre
sent results show_ All they have to do is to
unite as one man, and next year we can carry
the state easily enough. Meantime, let then,
reason together—heal all difficulties—and L.
ready to come up to the work as in times of
What comes next" We cannot tell to-day
the exciting topic of to-morrow ; but whatever
it may be the readers of the Post shall hear of
The political affairs of the country arc a
matter of great importance to all classes of cit
izens. On all these we shall keep our readers
posted, and at the same time endeavor to give
them a greater amount than usual of agreeable
and instructive miscellaneous matter.
THE ELECTIONS
We think it hardly necessary to encumber
our columns with details of the repent
In Pennsylvania the Opposition have elected
their State Ticket by fifteen thousand to eigh
teen thonsand majority, and have large ma
jorities in both branches of the Legislature.
In Ohio, Dennison, Republican, 1 , elected
Governor by ten thousand to fifteen thousand
majority, and the Legislature )'s strongly tho
same way.
'From lowa, the accounts are scanty and in
decinve. A despatch to the Now York 'Pribto ,
however, which may or may not be reliable.
" -
nays Kirkwood, Republican, has been elected
Governor by six thousand majority.
From Indiana. the returns are incomplete.
COURT HOUSE LOAFERS
Nothing but the worst sort of vulgar curios
ity can he the motive which induces such
crowds of people, many of them apparently
respectable, to loaf day after day about the
Court House. during the sessions of the Criminal
Court. All respectable people should avoid
such places. ('riminal trials are unfortunately
necessary, but it is not necessary nor desirable
fot - .imun, aye and women, too, to listen its)
-.after day to the details of vice which are nee , :
sarilybrought out in the Criminal Court. The
morbid desire to feast the eves and ear• upon
the wretched sights and sounds which abound
in a.Criminal Court room, indicate a moral
• taste depraved and vitiated. People who has e
no business in court rooms should keep out of
court- rooms - None but men physically lazy
and morally defunct will seek their amusement
in such places.
The Official Retures
The return judges wh. met on Friday, M,‘
not yet fintehetl their work, but the table:
our outside show the official vote so far as com
pleted. The returns for the second precinct of
the Third Ward nre not yet in, but the figure
in the tables are correct, having been taken from
the duplicate tally sheets in the Prothonotary's
Mike; The totals show the entire official vote.
Those totals marked with a star (which only
occur in the Assembly ticket) indicate that
there is a discrepancy between Nis tally sheets
of the. two clerks, the votes given being taken
from one of them. We shall probably have
these four totals correct to morrow
DR. SCHENCK
This distinguished medical gentleman - elio
has been for some days in uur city has conclu
ded to , extend his stay until Tuesday evening.
No man in the country LllB performed more
remarkable cures in cases of consumption and
kindredidisesses of the chest and lunge than
he. He is a gentleman of the must thorough
scientific knowledge, and large pravtieal
cape
rience. As an evidence of the results of his
skill, we refer to the testimonials publiiled in
this morning's paper. During the Doctor' ,
itay in this, city, he may be found by those
who wish to avail themselves of his skill at
Doctor George H. Seyscr.'s,Drug Star,.
Mercer County
MER.ctit, October 12, 183‘,1
•
JADIES P. Boras.—Dear Sir Mercer
county weave gained 100 over last year's
vote, and the Opposition has lost about the
same amount—making a change of 2QO. our
candidate for Assembly is beaten about 50 in
the' county, and if Venango
_.did anything at
all, he is elected. The majority for the Re
publican State ticket will be about 400.
Yours, Wm. Mclisurr.
IMPORTED HORSE.
A tine stallion was in the city on Saturday,
just imported from England by a company of .
gentlemen in Burgettstown, Washingtoncoun
t9, for the ; purpose of 'improving their stock.
The horse is a very fine one and will attract
the attention of breeders and lovers.of good
stock in this and the neighboring-counties.
THAT AUDITORS REPORT
. The electieti i over and there ewe he now
no Spaotftl.Feann why the annual reportofthe
receiphr ,, and . ,expendttures of the county, for
the 'should not he made public., The
peoo f ,p,if....anF,lousto know how their money
has been--expended. What is wrong, 'Messrs.
Attditors ? -
THANKSGIVING
Governor .Papkaz. tias,tEaps4ttia proclama
tion, designating Thursday, November 24th,
as.atity otlptiblic.Thanitsgivingan the. State.
APPOINTMENT BY TIIE GOVERNOR
citY,ill 2 4K been
appointed Notary Public by His Excellency
Gos Tamer --Packer- Mr. Harper is art indus
trious, ,enfrg9tic t young man, And will make an
THE SENATE.
The pee . 9erats hor,e,eleeted o_e. Senator—
Dr.. CONIPqa, of Senatorial .District corn
poseA `of Ournberlend, Perry, 31it3iin - and Ju
niata.' 'This hashes the relative strength of the
two intitiei the . Senate thus: Democrats 12;
Opposition 21.. •
DOICIpa the fiscal year ending on the 80th
ult., the, actual amount paid into the treasury
o f Virginia was $6,671,711, and the expendi
tureiil6s6o2BBl.
- -
DENNISON'S majority in Ohio is more like
bslander 19,,000.than aboye it. : In 44 noun
tie...4ttlie. Democratic gain has, been six thou-
- _
Dayrk,cl;. SICKLES and +Rife, it is ieported,
hexe Key 'West. - --
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TUE Si near CASES.—The following brief
note from Chief Justice Lowrie explains itself.
It is time that this vexed question should be
definitely settled by the Court of last resort,
and the_course pUrsued by JudgeLowrie, in
paying this tine imposed upon his, driver, in
order to leave him free to act, according to the
dictates if his judgment, in case similar cases
ever come before him, is certainly judicious
and correct:
OCT. 17
MR. Bean: As the newspapers have circu
lated the fact, that my hired man was fined by
the Mayor of Pittsburgh for driving my family
into town to attend church on the Lord's day,
and will probably notice the fact that i h a ve
paid the tine, I desire; you to say that 1 was
quite ignorant that Thancen allowing a trans
gression of the law, though I had often studied
it carefully and officially ; and that 1 have paid
the line, without carrying the case further, only
because there may be suitors before the Su
preme Court in like res.., and I think that
they' ought not to be embarrassed by having
one of its judges pecuniarily intereEted in the
question. when I can prevent it at so small a
serrifice as $25 and costs
vet
BALTIMORE ELECTION-THE W A
AMERICANS RULE AMERICA.
The accounts of the Raltimore election
present the usual catalogue of riot and blood
shed, The newspapers =peak of the Reform
movement, recently organiied for the pur
pose of saving that unfortunate ciimmund
front Know-Nothing nnsrule anarchy,
h:vi been completely exploded. The Plug
l'ghes have carried th© election by nrliiiinh,
hon, violence and fraud. A inly :oven of the
twenty candidates of the Reform party are
returned as elected. In all othei Ward-.
except one in which the ballot L..e was de
stroyed. the Know Nothing
ceived the majority of into. the
the Reform party having bean loreildy pie
vented from exercising their rights. Th.,
members of the Reform 'entral 'onnint t.
who presented themselve- at the ilitb
poll:, for the pltrii" , ... Al 11, , ,
ter. and to ,;ee that t bin weri•
in a fair war, a...:a11,..1 1., tile I.l‘‘W
and conipollol. h•dandin, , 11., I.z
or tho :o.fidon 11.... !-
,11o,t or tbon, 1,.40r0 !h.•
The F.cetie , )1 iel 111. , 11 ,• !.
,urpas, anything iv , ' uacr int h.': I
read of the Ilewle, , ne , s in 4 rli! ,, rni3
New Orleanb. The. 1011 , NV , r ,
in the power of the Atn , ricin l arrc Th.
Plug Ugh,. I , ,loekerl ll,' pal (•in , •nr
of Ow wirnlowq, rkpelling I,v I
thou Wtl 11(4
arrn.,l with sl, - ..unaher-,
told, shirk in-trument-
ly upon ,Lny p , r , on At:44 4 111i 4 , 4a11',' t. , 41414 114 ,
to tl, i4il" Tit, 144 1.4 4 1.4414'7 44!
frioriddy ••.•.:Wl.• t. rIII n,th
of A ti;ti eiLll4•l 1101 4111 , 1! ,
or if did. .1, ,ono,
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eMn 11,. wan,:t
that le , would otle ,tt
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teas evelenti. ; n -n. h::03 \11,..t.
ens of the Fe , .•
instantly tr.tv t h, ,1
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nulle.l
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ge3 of popular tir,e4.. , nl It .n 1./
ciplo txt practio,
A C tut inuati Carpet Dealt.
the City and hit % Isaieta
ednett% of aver 11100.000 Left Behind
and $25,1m01 lu CaUt t arrirti t,s.
Henry FBll2, fl , l exicr it car Ft. +ic•
Cincinnati. hn • g. to• up Cu .1 rut it
fact; tho kaki,
Falk, whose rxc,lit haF nvt been r.,00,1f.r!!r ,
months. an: who— rani , . 4tteulied ftro.
hailers de.-Fignsd t,. rat... , money. ha, heroine
very familiar in Thiril made
went privately to A1e , .r..; arr.! I
on the Gth , and on the day foli.m inc left
for the East, for the .od.ervit.l.• •
chasing good 6
Before quitting 0,4.1 he L.
billa recoivable into cash, obtain what dito
enuntc and borrowed what money he i•onld,
and dispo se d of ar touch of hi" 'toff; w wit!'
po.ible without oxoiting
log. it i‘ ,upia*.ed, about in ready
Recant development, lia‘eltilC , l the ho •
lief that Fulls ha h-ft the c.ointry, It 11. Hig
gins & Co., of New York, who have a elaito
against him for $lO,OOO, having utnde affida
vit to that effect Thursday before their atter
neya, Thompson & Nesmith. His
there and in the East, are said to he over Sl
000, ono house in the city, an auction firm,
having loaned him more than $lO,OOO.
Falls has been in business there for ten or
twelve years, and until within twelveor fifteen
months past was regarded as a successful mer
chant; his apparently cautious and economi
cal habits tending to create that impre.,sion.
Recently he has been, as is said in Third street,
„ hard up," and been a borrower under all the
various forms known to partfoi financially em
barrassed, and, consequently, his failure ws
not unexpected. His honesty, li. , wever.
tar no is known, was not doubted. and his
absconding, therefore created no little snr
prise.
It td said he has been living exiravagantl.
late, and though a man of family, having a
wife and two or three children, that he has hud
a mistress, whose bouse, in Covington, was
richly and expensively
furnished, and whose
large outlay has done much to embarrass him.
A day or two before he left, the furniture of
that 03W:41T-talent was disposed of at auction,
but whether the frail lair one accompanied or
followed bin in his Bight is unknown. He
i t i s said, much attached to bar—foolish
ly fond, indeed—and gratified her e - ery wish,
and that this generosity proved expensive those
familiar wittrsuch ihingsmeed not be told.
Fallel etuck of goods 4/1 realize a fair sum,
no doubt, but he had disposed of a good deal of
it, and the amount of unsatisfied claims will
still be large, probably $90,000. It is suppos
ed that the defaulting and absconding mer
chant has sailed for Europe, intending to en
joy on the Continent the fruits of his ill-gotten
gains.
Ma. Joisiti,Ds.aw, is the principal theatrical
star now .in Australia, and is making a great
deatof money
MB. AND .M.Da. HENRY DRAYTON, fro©
Londoniecre giving s series of very popular
opino in
.New York City."
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Respectfully, I ours ,
‘V.LI TEP. H. LOWRIE,
Roserre Towuslil
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A Great Medicine for Vernalen
Hundreds of stimulants have been invented and sold,
purporting to be specific in the variousfilsenses and de
rangements to which the delicate fortrt)of woman ren
der her subject. The result of all these stinulanta has
been to impart plonicalaru activity to the acrrous system,
and fat e v,gor to the tce..ch.e but this relief has- been
succeeded by a depre,sion and prostration greater than
before ; and the repeated attempts of invalids to build
themselves tip by these rcolalits, have finally end
ed in destroyin^ what title vital organisation was left.—
But in using Lhe Hm', 11011a.3 (titters" you will find
no ouch dnmstrotti ',mits. It is a purely vegetable
compound. repare.l strictly scientific principles, af
ter the manner .1 the celebrated .flolland Professor,
lt , crhave. Under its influence every nerve and muscle
reeetves nen, sire ogth nil vigor, appetite mid sleep TO
tityninnil itnally, perfect health. See advertisement in
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Hood thrypdiy.— The Genume. highly Concentrated
Bitters is put itp tmftair pint bottles
only. and retailed at one dollar per bottle. The great
demand for this truly celebrated 'Medicine ha..s induced
1,11411 y 11111(4illtlt1,, which the public should guard against
fJre!vv , lng. Beware of imptvittion I See mat our name
uol the label of every bottle von buy.
BENJAMIN PAGE. Ja. k (1)., Sole Proprietors, No.
2: It cod. between rust and Second tits., Ihtb,burgh.
:,pet v ,Advertisentents
I OFFER MYSELF as a Candidate for the AL
DERMANSHIP of the Third Ward, subject to
of the L.•rnoeratn• party.
ortr:Quot M. K. NOLAN.
C "' I 111. PT lONCA s BE 1.71i.E1)
A PI. AI N STATEMENT OF FACTS
BY DR. SCHENCK.
Ia .tiering my celebrated Pill mottle Syrup to the
attlicted. 1 feel that I present tot Ie public eon...lP:lolot]
ttutlong now On novol
rite tmcce— of my inedimiw in the cure Pulmomk
iy will estriLllslied to admit or
,m—too certain in it, etreott. to retiLlire am combat
pith that prejudice. a asEalla tire introClU,
Sion of a nen article to the
If Ito' patient Will pet soave , . and fillow the Ifirl,tirlfll4
h pArly bottle. U, Will cairn
Consrtarptiii.n. when appal - 016y ins its lust stagus.
I do not n ...It to I, ustdor,toott to bay I lint When itingti
are iiestrnyed it colt eroote lion anea:Mit I du mean m
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Jail , to his below ditst.ib , where he
111 - 111vr Ills charge Matta taglit trett•l,,lll.ttl w OM,
'01,4'1 VII., ttl linty. I /1111 very happy to state, he I.frout
f..l cough anti itnillt ant-lain, whitia were
stela eased elittrel), and all oilier 1 4 ,1
1113101mr has.. tioti.itioctart - 11. Lis , lireing. which was t h at
,„{ routrurtrd. 1. ,es fnandcJ wilt 11/0111.; lictin,s gained
oi gosh astonishingly; his pill,. which was never lea.
law 14a, it. u.-a, Juana No NJ. 1 nlakt• this statement. In
order 'Mit of hors WllO ncp lat tallletktd in like manner,
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tr.:4 l'itiet street, la-lon Tenth.
I Itltt a Iti.ustlt .NI Ass CURED
BY PFI.ltIONII: SYRUP.
I, T. Frambes. residing at No. 101)1 Chestnut Arcot,
do h e r e by certify to the , foilowmg, facts: That I hare
been troublett with something like a pulmonary com
plaint for near n year 1 had seonetant hacking vough,
with pan ii. my aliounkre and under my shoulder
blade; wy complexion calks:, towels sregillin. some
times ton loth?, and other tintce coative. on the Ist of
May last I tools a walk to Franklin Splal, and oat
down to get seine Iresh no; f had not eat there more
than five minute;, w hen, by giving, a cough, something
,tatted, and, to near ar I can tell, half a gallon of blood
gushed out of •tny mouth. A crowd of excited people
gathered around .me, and 1 was taken over to Mr. Bow
er's drug store ; corner of Sixth and V ine streets. They
sent fora physician, and I it's': taltei, home. I las' there
several days. pint - hog :from a pint to a quart of blOod
once or twice a elev. My mother inoisted on tending
for Dr. Schenck, ;Lich was done, and at that time every.
healorrage was expected to take me eft IVl:en Dr
Schenek came and • felt my prdne, I felt that I was in a.
critical way, from his countenance At once he tied the
talc that had been prescribed removed. and forbade my
eating any more under any circunistancea, ast It would
irritate my lunges co much that in a short time it would
throw me into: A hasty consumption. The first thing
that Dr. Schenck d;d was to give me n large dose of hie
Schenck's Mandrake Pills Mother rather remonstra
ted with the Doctor at tirst; she was afraid the operation
of the pine, and having to move me about, would start
the bleeding again. He said it was the only chancel
that my system teas locked, lay confined to my
bed. titra;d event tri turidinY heAW for fear i•aionld bleed
to deathtook Schenck f a Pulmonic Syrup as fast as
my stomach would bear it, without any regard to the
stireetioms Ha told me to. take it a. tittle at a tune,,lsl ,
tact R 9 I couid; and as near an I ettitell, he gSVITeImO. 4
d0.,0 st pus dads for acme time. I kept on bleeding
for two day. after - Dr S. was called. but less in 'quantity;
ti,- third 4a, it ep clotted; then Dr. 9. gave, en
couragement soots stopped bdceding, rind was - able
to go abut He then tr,ave me a bottle tf his Behelsieh 2,
Sea Weed Tonic, as my stomach was so weak; it Soon
gnve me such an appetite that I wax in fear all the time
01 eating too much, and still, withal, after the blood
stopped it left me wrttl. a distressing cough.much more
than before 'I broke the blood ve=sel. Dr. Scheack told
me that it was caused by eating too much salt. The
pills cleansed my tongue of the scurf And regulated my
bowels. The. E'en Weed Tonic brought up the tone of
my stomach `and I felt asithoUgh I was dolng We 11,151.-
thongli narhienda all thought that I was g° I g hate
hasty consculi)itli!n, as I 'coughed Incesatintly. IfThen
went to bed' at zustt.l *ma 'roll, and cough all night;
and towards mornitair . tweat so that my tudderdlothas
and sheets weriawringtng Wet. •
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This state of things kept on from three to four weeks;
every time I would call upon the Doctor he would say I
was doing as well as could he expected. although my
dulne would get very quick and full. and my tonghe. al
though clear of scurf. looked more like a piece otraw
beef than anything I can compare it to. I am now it
well Man.,. I have no cough. no night -weiits, no bleed
ing, and have picked up in flesh considerably. I think
I feel as well as I have tourers. I make this statement
for the benefit of those afflicted like me. and am telling
every particular from the time I commenced taking Dr.
Schenck's medicine to the present, as I know hundreds
are afflicted like me, and do not know what to do. I do
think that any perimm afflicted with nnything like con
sumption, should go or send at once to Dr. Schenck. and
let him make his examinations with his mspirometer.
and I can assure them, if the lungs are not too far gone,
his Pulmonic Syrup is cure to cure
. .
We, the undersigned, nre well now:tinted with Mr. E.
T. Frambes, and saw him down, eoll tined to his Led, as
we thought, never to got ilio'nealle lint to our great our
rise. he he hun been rural, as tee ,Lehr, by SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC BYHIIP.
Her. LEVI HERR, No. stre,t.
ISAAC TRATER. No.loo-ICheaniii etreel.
WM. H. ASAY, S. W. turner Filth and Poplar ,treet-.
JACOB GOLDSMITII, No. 2; ;Nlorket street
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Jos. - ENGLISH WET, Attorney at L.,vv. 419 W,,lntit
Philadelphia, Pa., It I y I', 1859.
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Dit. J. 11. Se.' visscti—My Deer Sir: I am pienstal beyond
expreosion to inform you of the extraordinary cure your
Pulmonie Syrup has made in my ease. Eight or nine
years; atnen I was attacked wall a rwilent scrofulous af
fection. Painful ulcers appeared on my face and neck.
which in a short time ate the flesh to the bones. Mt
sufferings were awful. Tn n short time Meer, came out
on my arms and 'Katy. 'The discharges from the ulcers
were so °Remove. that it was unpleasant fur any one to
stay in my room. I applied to sereral phyeietans, who
infOrmed me it could not be cured, except by my un
dergoing a mercurial treatment, winch I was very loth
to du. About eighteen moo the :mice some of fay friend ,
infumied me of several clues of am ofula performed by
Sclicnek'x Priltnc,gc Scrup, and requesting toe to try it. I
Mid no confidence In anything. !fir Can Doren. eon
doctor on the Camden & Amboy Railroad, told me of
persons cured to - your Syrup, and insisted 'AI my givit,
it a trial. Ills eUntidense In It tridneed Inc to procure or
hair dozen bottles. At the nme lire, suffering tortures.
my limbs nnieL ',valet. and re ry ptiofut. the Meet
charging rer . ) °Cell-ire matter. Noth.nc, lad large the.,
ofltuidenumenattled flue to sleep. Itefare iiong the rot ,.
tents of the tiro, le.oltle, I el pr - oriethoe..l 3 benefit: my de
est" e organs mileli oinprureol. IV leg=
their healthy eXerel• et my lipprthin o too , inuell olocrooll
and I felt stronger throolgtonnt ivy sto is ,yolelt - ol rho
ulcers discharged very treely, allot the tthoootonr[loo be•
ratite lees anti less offensive. Whom usite.4.the tenth
bonito. all the swelling anti voteile , , len 1110. OW if,-
Chatge. Sill.ided, the ulcers cornmentssi healing. and
laffore the bottle we,, elrililled fill appearances of Meeta
were reutiovial, and I inns 'or: oorlooththl d. I have en
pled tinintermpte.l ;food loo•nitll foor the iortoor Ithe oth
Months. I nth etheineed that semnilv and Mere:l,ll
diseases are entirely smuluntied fr.". my srftetn. I
hers uot lattl an aelm or pain foor m,-1)- - than .1 I o--n inoth
Prior 10 illy using the Putnam... Scrap, there ass no - al a
ireelf that I did 111)1 Niel more oor
the most exerneeitmu pain, I olio into kin (fill..
ilstol your IhUmuurc Si flop twin, .:1111,/
and Illervoiry, noonl oo il . 11,o• pro-no-Wed looootho th,
, sliffertng, anal ',Wool M Ithoolroo.l olo.lloroo. I nth
...T. thank loud.iterfeells No o• 11 loon. and attrdade it
entirely Wyour .I.4gip,ortic
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weak clog 1 r.,uW .'creel) banal Irom the pl
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friend, hail been sent for le sem , ne• die, and 11.1 '1.41
Lod Rix, stirroumpld by In “.•1,
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When all ray of hOre tkl to re,overl .:1
netglibor, Mr. 1.14,11 Conrad, proposed to in '...‘,llenek'l.
Minion!, Syrup, Ntit a vie, of lon,ening, toy
and relieving Me or the tough pldepo, and d
of affenitug temporary relief. remarking At the 4fone
time, .•Tlint 1 was too far cone for the rut, to he ot
ally permanent benefit." !ti) uito. anxious h.r ue, re.
WI . rny Intrust , suffering, proottred oetne of d,e Plll
- Symp. I found tt nifordNlme relief. nod contin
ued using it. I could ler! it.. IntMence on my lung..
I contlnned to itnprox under its n,e, and me 111 , 11,1 ,
were mueli gridifled to at nue..
llrtivetnvill. Many nflnp nciglilcd.“-dno• to Inapt 3I 11,0
av one mixed from the dead.
ifly cough now became Imrvu,and I felt eeilletloog
break, when I had the pauu in my tireast. „rid I .11,
charged large quantities of ellew 'natter. 1 hate for
weeks discharged anti nosed a spit his full of matte.
every, day, with bard Tampa. like gt 111135 of aomething.
My bowels a now beaame regular and natural. and my rip
polio was vo far Strip raved that I could cent eely refrain
From eating too. ouch. 11q atrength =prof Lid, and I
regained nip tlet•l k
I continued to improve in every respect coon after
I commenced using the Syrup. and the improvement
contained until. 1 was restored to my wonted health.
I have passed through the inclement oeatner of the
latter part of the winter and spring, and feel as well now
to ever Ifelt In my life. !and I run this .lay a living te.,-
titnrmitil Of the great saucy of Schencle.s Pulmonie
Syritp in curing Pulmonary diseases. .
Lest this statement be thought Leo hIg1.1) eoleled by
some people, I subjoin a eertifleateof a numberof the let
hal...tante of Tawny who.eaw me at different times du
-ring my dtsease.anduever expected to 9eo me restored.
1 al3e* append the certificate of the brothers of ',Mystic
Lodge No. 270 L 0. 0. F., who kindly watched over me.
and fully believed they would consign my remains to
the tombl hut, thanks to Dr. Schenck. for his invaluable
Pulmonie Sy - NI); my life has been spared, and ant per
mitted to make the foregoing statement for the benefit
of suffering mankind.
I reside to Tacony, and am wed known by mow of the
people there, and will be gratified to have any person
cell upon • me and learn more partteularl+ of the great
virtues of this medicine. JOHN C. GRELN.
The subscribers:members of the Mystic Lodge, Na.
27 0, I. O. of 0. F, of Hohnesburg. Pa., do hereby cer
tify that weknow John C. Green. who is a member in
good standing in - No. 2712;1. O. of 0.F., who was th,naer
ouslY! 1114 . ith'alow Pulmonary Consumption last-ale
ter. so that-they gave hint up to die, that he is nose Cully
restore4to perfect health, andthey believe his recovery
was prodtwed by SCHENCK'S PLLMONIC SYRUP.
We believe this certificate Is correct in every 'partici . ..-
lay. • HENRY NEFF, P. G.
ADF RED .1108INtION, P. G.
ABRAHAM ARTHUR, P. G.
• 3:D. OSINIAN;•.N. G.
•
JOSHUA PHINEMORE.
JACOB-WATERMAN, Ja
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Jd.I)IES. CALVF,Ei
' Holmeshurg, Phila. Co., pe., - .7nne"23th, 1851.
The undersignea, residents Jaceny, eight riles
abeTo Philadelphia, being well vqtahated. with John C
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Green. and the circumstances attending his mote, feel
impelled, with a deep sense of imperative duty, to make
universally knowff to ihe lacnslio his entire recovery
from the .very last Strikes of Pultnonary Consumption.
So entirely helpless ass his eondition, having been but
pniod since in that inpidly - sinking and emaci
ated state, as 1 - 6 - nttarly—ta dial c t in the opinion of his
phyvtcian and friends alm iyatehodjiy las bedside. nil
hopes of even a temporary recovery and restoration to
his present robust health. Thus thesaireful use of your
invaluable Specific, the Pulrramie Syrup, makes it, in
our belief, underthe Circumstances of hip previous pros
trate, not to Pay dying condition, one of the most start
ling results that the whole annals of medical skill or
science an produce. It deserves to he imperishably
recorded to your ,•redit. and secures to you, th e great
discoverer of an infallible cure for this heretofore reme
dile,is disease, a lasting monument, and a world wide
reputation in the healing art, that no tulle may either
di mm i s h or destroy. having witnessed Mr. Green's
distressing struggles and suffering - from a coutinuat
rough, superadded to the other symptoms consequent
upon orattending the last stages of a pulmonary dis
ease; and, moreover, it being so generally believed by
his numerous friends that no human power could re.
deve, or protect 1119 lite, much less restore him back
sirain bi his former health. we feel it thus our duty to
give our umiuslifind tostitnony of Mr. Green's perfect
r...e.,,•ry, by means of the exclusive uso of your won
dental Sy r u p; and iv. , should reuuce if 'we should be
made th e . human instruments nil relief and cure to
others slit map t e =n 1111fOrttillate R 4 to be similarly
afflicted. DAVID CONRAD.
JESSE DUFFIELD.
Justice of the Peace.
CHARLES lIISSRLE.
Aptaio of Steam bo,d Trenton.
ANDREM. HEATH,
.'apfain of Steamlxiat Washington.
JOiEPII ITEM), JR.
JF.SSE WATSON.
STEPHEN LUKENSI
ROBERT AL LT:;.
MATTHEW TOL/EN
JAMES TORBERT.
4 Washington House, Tacony
.I(.HS BLOOMSBURY.
Al I.FS VANDER6RIFF,
Of Bucks county. Pa-
L.I AALE....(I. SA\ ED MY LITE.
1.0 J. It sir-1 am induced, from a
sentie Ji.oi hochro too. well as clot).
.to lbepOb
lig. to sonk Coo , nee of the most hopeless and ex•
ti mord, igtry liar,. In or t.,co that yon have ever
lord (to. plea-ore to reisird. Indeed, 1 leii. , rec my inabil
ity lc portray. fl ernool,l inlet my con-umiuirdicease,
and the rein:aloe. , , bingo Solienclfs Puhrionic
Sy lir eilis,ol n short a tine
ass tiar.on with a have cold, producinv: incessant
nuFhdeiortivithiciltutu acute lionlin:ttoi right side,
riniu• tit , ittlt • n. under It, richt shoulder. having
l i ...iv!, high! ..ohists, high fevers. lie,. u hich mute , the so
net, to lip...love utter piestration.—
ivith seen violence. that
On f,lintl or .lanuary taut I neat for my family phy
i.
:scoii Ile vttende , l mo . and prescribed everv
thin, chat no•dil ocilW au;Noid. rf
., brit without t .
foe, I my ,..
-cif grata:ally grioi nog worse. and my
Nly oat.- jiisio , severe; and.
e 'let eh, o,i. I in-( dl ambition in life. and
grinnp ht n , ml- e , siim. fly pliy
,••1,11 sue. ii,formed that I had an
•—• t•II tilt 4\l" t It, 11 , t • r, anti lower )) , art of
. t tto
or thy ,ilLitid.ilinr all his shill. I. area
a ors, but oith that uric say with wt., ve to
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',lit ..t . .un. tuilv ~..r.Curretl w ii an
r.vn. and priiniinni eau,. a enui . a! , .•ro t r He thougitt
ILi. 1111111 I•c•111 gag diedrade! "wan
...ttr• that t - ••••Iclott, time I wltw
tli.it !bade Idudeu4nne: .pert
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11 , 1 , nut.. it:, sttertlng pc,
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t• : r Ir.. pit • t •Irtltt,ttg ruubey 11 - on) the
n-i i -11 ,t.. 1. Mt. I I,n,c.,;•.t.trta tits
I.• try .' .irtut . • I c . rrtti•er,c• - •.1 I . king
•••:.••11. •t• : , Ittc , !i, and everal
u .re I • outelete, tI .1 I then began
..t iieridie .• a , !•.,i.;••• ! it, lieu,. and euntuaueil II
:di I t • ••:,.' urt. t . hi . .) fair re-
I•r r..6rnrk m l'ittltwl , lplri.2..
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. i•ratoined a. ,•aidiniily went. aria
It rt. . I•: -, 1 , 1,01 ..1.1 I .. - ..1.41.ertt., who,after
e‘atoinaben• told lite there a ere a nutalAr
~t ni c e, • .I,e it. the rata. a,.a at the tvvck, but
o • hn. tra^ tt iti.pv,etal, hit heallne: Qu
what the: thocold 40 . Say prospe,:t4 cf Abittog
went,it., —lb a bon Ile 0:11tIO to break, if tiny
triaa..th a a n'.: too i aneh nature
11.1 me ..:1 the ft-v.3 4 v. nn.l I aught recnrer.—
'f hl-t pre air...ed and ...Italia. the a, I had
en tal,tiig, anti ... , tile ether then:.. I ,lot not tic
hi abett the lace of fall I had at tht. thee t.i.
ken tour bot i a, nip 1 I.till 1 %141111110a to get
and anertakite,s.:: bottles, and hailing I gilt uu
s.iter. 1 ,onchnled It nale , inure me no good. .aid
t, ght ua welt ' , top taktne a whew I .idon began to eel
worse Inter tlalli ever. the serer itivaieased. night
'a vita cane. On, toy ;;e1 iffy feet and
ewelled !lie throat nib crated: and the pain in thy
!If.. I .0011 gave tip al! i-s - pectation of
ei et being no ) r the. aorld
tler tvi,its , „: no ~ top 1..1 (eta a anti st Ilea I was
that ditfieultai I could get up when
I war sating dean, to eee if I could Aitet any relief froth
pont I antlered. and with no expectation of getting
aril, I a,;:siu eidatneneed with the 6ertlp; ,r lielt I woo
ritt:..11...1 my aplatitei. notln the timelied taken two
tadtle , , my eough not tree, and I rit1...e.1 freely; the
ltt
e began to break, and the tor passed inore freely into
the Intnit, Nita i bet,lti t.. feel better. Amt then, to see
what ttv.nld be the effort. I tool: no llyrup for a week,
when Inv appetite !Wail] loft nao. and 1 began to get
11.;4111. I . lll.lllitt it was 11. e rrrup that betted
111 I 1 1 .014 le it in carne-t, 1111,1 began get o n„.
mi 'I he ulcers kept breaking, one after anotirer, nn
nl el7ll load I could feel the nil . Isaws
1111.. the lon,. and with hatch leas pure
tie, lilt. Iv. till!,:,l).l,eontrary to the elpeefatioll oievery
one, I began to get better very to-t. I never desponded
or Fitet• ttp, but used all the exoreisu my strength would
allow. and in alma forty days trout the tirat ot Septem
ber. I I, , ,aineil lacitity•tivii pounds of flesh; iny throat,
that had been ulcerated several times, got better, nod I
wool.' raise from toy lunge matter mixed 'with blood,
until it gradually 'topped. After ueing eighteen battles
I appeared to be ithino,t well; but Untortunately taking
cold, I ,ca , obli4cd to con•inue the Syrup until I had
tal,nn twenty-fit, bottles. I believe, at the. present
time• nay lanes Are entirely healed up. There appears
to he a part of no right lung ,eone. mc' fight breast in
shron in. of smaller than the left. I feel as a ell at
the present tune as 1 ever did, bin tint loot rte if.roDg.
I Woillll. advise all who bare a cold or cough, or diseased
lung,, to not neglect dietn, but procure Schench's Pul
monic Symp. Kai give It • fair trial; be not dlaconraged
it. like me, you take 1.1_2 bottles nithout relief. for 'inlay
be the ulcers nra ripening, and will soon break, I be.
lirva one bottle will cure an ordinary cough or cold,
Raring known a bad cough to beicureti with one bot
tle
I )1 - Sthenek Iv pet onally unknown to me, but I ?hall
alsrap, feel n lively gratitude to him, for it is won the
blepsinc cf Gz,d rturl the me of lile Syrup, I am now
alive. HENRY E. MUNDY
-- , -
Icould procure any number of our most res•
pectobie citizens, who would eub,tantiate every word of
toy ~ t atements. but the high reputation of Dr. Cratg.one
of our oldest physicians. would render it superauousj
L. the undersigned. resident of Raho-ny, hereby
certify that I am well acquainted with Henry E. Mundy,
th..t I frequently clotted tarn clnringkisillnese last sum
med and believe him to have been in the lest stages of
Commmption, and know ion statement to be true.
___ . _
DAVID CRAIG, M.l)
THE GREAT CURE OF MRS CAPTAIN *JOHNSON.
Prompted by no tither than the feeling ofbeneyolence
and for the benefit or my afflicted feirow-beings, I de;
sire to make known a short diteription'or my diseavei
and at Qty unexpected cure I obtained from bchenek - 's
Pulmonic Syrup. Upwards of two years since I was ta
ken sick. Which gradually increased, until I was so far
reduced.that I never expected to be well again. I had at
different times the •attendance of six eminent .physi
cians, without receiving any benefit, until I corntrrenced
using Schenck's. Pulmonic - Syrup, and:my disease at
that time was as follows *I ;va.s extremely feeble, con.
fined to my bed. suffering what few mortals ever do,and
survive. My flesh ha4i. all disappeared, the whites of
my eyes were yellow, skin also very yellow, likeaper,
son having the jaundice , very dry and husky. 'Thad a
dull heavy pail in myYightsideineartlusta .- h.dt the
ribs; Out side was also larger than nalurak. Pain in
- myishotdder.'- - -A sharp pain in my Udall* wraah mu
smaller than aatural; or 113 / though; *payed ikway.—
L-.- -. _ ....--i ;.`fi r s - i-'- ,
I had a very distressing pain at the pitlft ' ' 'f'''
tongue coated with a thick whit the
- - - girwour
appetite entirely gone, not being:ole to eats anking,
bowels very irregular and costivel'discharges very ni - 7.2
natural, fever, nitit r sweats, thirst, violent palpitation of:
the heart. slight cough, pain:ll:fray breast, difficulty:
cenu mnealf ft e,44l
of breathing, anddreadful dull headace. I was low epic,
ited and often would have tedspelle so that my family
thought i was 4.415 - sa. I . C.iiii, - ..... oescrme sa Iwont:I lig.i
to do my miserable situation and •mrwretehed suffer , -
ings. as every organ in my body . was either diseased or
deranged.
My physicians said I hadthe dyspepsia and liver corn
plaint, and was fast hastening to the consumption. This
as near as I can tell was my situation when 1 commenc
ed using the Pulmonic Syrup. I found that the Syrup
agreed with me, and it was the only medicine that ever
gave me relief. It caused a large quantity of corrap:
i ion to be discharged. It regulated my bowels; it reliev
ed my sufferings, gave me an appetite, in short, the Pul
monic Syrup was the remedy, by the blessing of Provi
dence, that restored me to health. In the month of
April following, I was well enough to move from New
Sorb city to Rest Farm, where I now reside. I enjoy
at tni.i time perfect 'health,nrid :ani.fleshy and feel bet
ter than I have done for years past. .
This medicine has proved a blessing to myself and
family, for I have nsedwith rny children several times,
and always with great benefiL and many other persons
that - know of, have used it also with like effects. I
keep the Syrup In my house and would not be without
it for any consideration; andi conscientiously believe it
is the best medicine ever discovered. and I earnestly
recommend the public to try it, believing, as I do. that
, if its virtue is once known, every family would.keep it
i 9 a plain short history of my case, and is the
truth, and any person desirous of further particulars,
can call upon me at the residence of my hasband,Capt.
Johnson, West Farms, 'Westchester county; N. 1., four
teen miles from the city. _
ANOTLIER GREAT CLTRE IN N. Y. CITY
This is to certify that aboutfour years rigo,l.was taken
with a violent cough, and of raising thick bloody matter,
and difficulty of breathing, pain in the left side, fever
and night sweats. tone of appetite and strength. My
flesh Was almost wasted away. Every spring and fall I
would have an attack of this kind. so that I could not
work. Each time I would get much worse. I had the
attention of three or four different physicians, from
whom 1 received no benefit. They all said my lungs
were badly affected. The last one that came to Bee me,
sounded me. He shook his head. and said one lung was
sound, and the other almost wasted away. He prescrib
ed some simple medicine, which tied no effect at all,and
he never came to see me again. At this, I was induced
to try ischenck's Pulinonic Syrup I did not receive any
benefit from it until I hail taken three bottles, but appa
rently got worse. My cough was tight and dry; it was
with *great difficulty that I could get breath.
My friend:, as well as myself, thought my time short
in thi world. But. all at once, I was taken with one of
my violent spell: of coughing, when something gave
way, and I raised. as near as reau tell, three half pints
to a quart of bloody matter and corrnp'ion—the most
horrible stuff I ever saw or smelt. From that time I
gamed very fast. I continued raising more or Less for
some tires. I continued taking the medicine until I had
taken seventeen bottles. At this time Iconsidered my
self well, and began to work again. This was in the fall
of 18-15. I have regained my strength and flesh, and
have enjoyed the best of health ever since. This is a
plain short history of my ease,-and is the truth. Any
per4on desirou of further particulars, can call upon me
at my re.idence. 110 Twelfth street. New York.
IV ILLIAM HOLDER.
Sclir., - t —Dear Sir—l address coil in relation to
me daughter, 13 years of age, whose Chest I should like
u. lu.vt. I oil examine with your Respirometer. Said
child 10-:t her mother when nine days old, and was
reared On cotes milk from the bottle. She WWI born In
tlu• ,fate of i duo. and remained there until seven rears
hen `lie ,aino to this city. and has resitletf here
that pericd. /ler mother was thought to hare the
Pulmonary Consumption. thou she did not die with
that complaint. • Since my daug hter has been in New
York. she has Levu troubled with a hacking cough, which
is a daily ...nuplaint. When she takes cold, which she does
very often and readily, she coughs worse, resembling what
iv e,,nlMoLly called " Ire yard cough."
It is very hollow and sepulchral, and of course all say,
the inherltd it from her mother, and that die must hays
the ror.surnption. This must be true, but we cannot ray
from appearant,s, whether it is true or false, and the only
war, I think, to arrive at a satisfactory conclusion, is to
have her lungs examined, as far se can he with your Instru
ments. to Annie the question. I - Want to know It you are
in thie city to practice, soil If so, whether yell Would
Inf. , rtn me of the lime and place, no that Tansy embrace
the opportunity. and call on you with her. I um rather
inclim,l to think that her complaint is more an affection of
th, mucous membrane, than of the lunge. Still the wayshe
coughs constantly. seems that aemethlng is the matter with
her eta consumptive nature. Though lam a stranger to
you, on are nut to Jae. In the year of Loeta, I contracted a
heavy cold, by sleeping in a damp room, which resulted In
in thnotaat ion of the lungs. The ordinary method was arlop
bli,nre nod calomel, and 1 recovered. I woe
not cured. 1 Intl an issue in my chest which partially - re
lieved me fur the time. My business was sedentary:l am
engraver. and I hat bees previously troubled with Jyr,-
pep.,‘ end liver complaint.
The One affection in my chest seemed to 1127,TTIVate the
.obey disorders, so that I found it extremely difficult to fol
low my daily occupation. Mr ehestsec•ined to be staffed with
Ode rut, 11.4 a trarticle of el is L I could remove, and the mu
ral 1 Vciarard , l and begna work. the pain and diatretw
In ally t was so great, that I lived a lite of tnitetre. A
and ducal, roan of icy fte.ittaintance male signs to rue
11.14aoatrz , vat-e, hut I paid nolwed to Lim
Si the I line: hat throe yews afterwards I read the pamphlet
he gal, ale ttsep ,- thic the Syrup, awl I eonclud.t.l to give
it A Intl, and a /sl2. rolst- I bought by the single hottle.
sod 1.11,1 me dollar Irvin for Lidurer, .1110!ernE, taking in
a:I rim vs V6:11 E, hen I eOntnienee4 taking the Syrup,
I n It c..ncernd at the great discharge of phlegm mid mat
.-It ,s thousti my longs and liver were hr.:Pg.
so r. d 111 5 t tl ^ S) cup .11.1 , c Inn to gels TO DEATR.
w.-.1.1.,1 all the time, and kept a sidtham oonstantly at no'
15.'the off,t.iirc st,IT was dt,liarged. oftentimes, with
-err .at (A, a. , went Olt, takalig . lice Tarr coastal, (Cul.
rep,. i.,1 c.gliteen months, when I felt there was
1.• lumber use for it—the. I was cared. I always recoils,
semi )air Syrup. My matt., labored tinder a dreadful
stf,tl.,u of the cl,,t f. , r ten years, caused I.y drovy - , and
Sa• err-sue it act nist.nr rey.sr, by 1.11,1 e a dolen
t t
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the t.agt. of the k trava NyAth Cyafrumptlon sic
year. perla4.l,ll, to irke your Syrup. aud:she
,s Ri o coi.•,;”F, au.l expects to live moor Jean
r. In . - .ae-h,ton, Mr. 1 tAlif re your Syrup rt the untl:
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Prayer Books, several hundred •reams of Letter,' Cali,'
Commercial 'Note, Bill and land Ladies' Bath Paps.r;Prafts
premium Diamond pointed Gold Pens, Envelopes,large
and small: Port Poltos,Ac.
Male paitive and without reserve, Ladies'and gen
tlemen are respectfully invited to call and elan:ate the
stock daring the day, which trill be sold at very' latr,PriT
e at private sale. ' J. K. PRATT, Uesmah.
octl7 J. C. DAVIS., Auctioneer. '
MM.) GOOD .FARTS Vol; SALE.--b'itii
ate at 12 miles from the city on the Butler road
-5o RC. e3ta each farm is good eukteation and about 4011 t
good timber, De•ellum Idouses, Barns,Btables. &e., flue
meadow and abundance of trater,larga .orchard,
I. or price and terms apply at 51 Market street.
oell 7 B. curalibitr.e SON, • eel Xstate
()NE 1:11J131)RE1) DOLLARS WILL par
" chaL r a a choice Building Lot. :!S by:2oo feet Terms
easy. CLITHB t.W.T a SON,
oetl7 5111farket street
SAMUEL
No. 90 3146:et Street.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A. LARGE
and splendid variety of the latest and most ap
proved styles of
FAIL AND WINTER RATS AND CAPS,
Faacy Hata and Caps. Also a large varizty of
LADIES FANCY FURS. •
r .S.—Partieular:attention paid to Clean , ing, Alterine
and Repairing rur3, to. otiSaw
S 1 AIiD.CASSI3LEBEICATS,
Fitted to the head by a Paris Conformator, st
la, Wood . Street,'
Mc* One door South of Mth, raatt.ic*.::
7 ..... . . -
PRUDENCE JOHIsaON
NEW Yota, Sept. 26, 1.359
SHALL THIS DAY OPEN
i HIPZHFELI , d BON
No. 83 Al'u,-.4
At $l,OO Each
No. S3 Wood street
'IEN AND BOIB' WF.Art,
DODD4S',
Ziew Advertisements.
CLOSING OUT SALE
DRY GOODS.
IV: & D. HUGUS,
N 0.69 Market St., Cor. Fourth,
OFFER THEIR
ENTIRE STOCK of DRY GOODS
At Greatiy Reduced Prices,
AA tr,ey intend removing about the last of the moral tu
their NEW HPI:SE, recently built at _
THE OLD STAND,
COX FIFTH. AND MARKET ET'S
FIFTH STREET.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of LADI ES'
Misses' and Chitdrelis' FEENCII LASTING-,
CALF, AND MOUOCCO,
coNCIEEzS, LACE A 2.: D BUTT,
DOUBLE SOLE 4441 TE BS,
AND BOOTS
Salt title lc,r Fall Wear
W. E. SCITHERTZ 6 CO.,
IPITRN, VIIRS. FIJRS,
No. 96 Wood Street
ADAN:\.;ELEIT, prepared to Clean,
.• Alter, Repair, and to make to order, anitiescrip
tion of Ladies' and Gents' Furs; and is able as a praoti
cal Farrier, to do it Cheaper than my . house Wise
city. I-adies ho intend to have their Furs enlarged,
will Cud it to their advantage to call now, as they cm;
find the largeat assortment of Skins front which to
lect. A large assortment of niade.up Ladies' Fars-.Sets
from .V.l up to tf.oO—at wholesale and retail, now on
hand. to which the public is invited to examine.
ocd.C-2m
THOS P. STOTESEURY; •
SUGAR AM COFFEE BROKER
119 South Front Street,
PHIT. A T3.1. 7 111PHLA..
Partionlar attention paid tr. filllog Western order
for Rio C o ffe e. . _
MR. JOHN KELIi
WOULD respectfully announce to the
Lathes and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that he i 3
prepared to give lessons on the Violin, Guitar, Flute
and Cornet. For terms. Lc., address
se:2m JOHN HELlii, Pittsburgh Theatre.-
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONLS.....JNO. J. 80YD.... W3I. I,I'CLILLOUrIE
JONES, BOYD & CO„
CAST STEEL.
SPRING, PLOW, AND A. B. STEP.
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
oct7 PITTSBURGH. PA.
DR. J. S. ROSE,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
To the - People of Pittsblirgh.
- LIVERY INTELLIGENT AND THINk-
A 24 rcc, PERSON must know that remechexbrandeit
otit for general use should have their efficiency estat.
h b - 1 , Ivan-tested experience in the hands ofa regu
larly educated who=,e preparatory :Andy nm
him for all the L. mutt fuitul; vet the coun
try is flooded with poor Nom - unto and Case-alls, purr
porting_ to be the beat in the world, which are net onir
u,eletot, hut tresuently imunous.
Dr.J.S.R as e , a Expectorant or Cough Sy - rap,
Con..emptc,n-lorn, Ssi4l
Bicei,BrtacAlt - le, and tf Pie Luny:.
This. Syrup, having _tool the test of many years ex,
perienee as a remedy for irritation or inflammation of
the Lungs. Throat or 'Bronchia. is acknowloged by all
he a remedy eminently superior to other known COM-,
pour is used for the relief and radical cure of Cough..
and Lonsumption.
In compounding a Cough Syrup for general nseithe
physician -10r none but a. physician should attempt a
prescript:on—is compelled, from his knowledge of the. constitution and constituted parts of man. to avoid en
tirely the addition of drugs that can in any way tend it.
do injury. His object is not only to cause a symptom,
ouch as cough, TO stop, hot it is also expected that L.
regularly educated doctor, that he should cure his pa
tient radically---while- the pretender may allay a cough
by opium and squills, molasses and laudanum, anti
mony, morphia, and wild-cherry Lark. anti not be ac
countable for the after health of hie patient. Many of
the nostrums of the. day Share power m stop a cough,
and the deluded victim in lulled min an incurable form
of disease; or perhaps death.
Althou a cough may arise from a variety of causes
which still gh
continue' 1.0 , operate, such Tubercies, - Ab.
scess, Chronic Inflammation of the Lungs, Liver, Bron
chia. Sc., &c., still the lungs are the organs compelled
to do tho coughing, and consequently produce-Con
sumption. - - •
Than Cough Syrup rill not only Cate Consta but M all
cases present that Ltox of Di il'ases., CONcUIifFTION.
.Oa? Price 50 Ceuta and
DR. J. S. ROSE'S PA IN CURER.—That popular and:
nerer4iling remedy has aiono stood the teat of thirpi—
five years. Price and 10-cents.
The Pain Curer cures Rhematism.
The Pain Curer cures pains in the limbs, joints, back',
and spine.
The Pain Curer cures choke. rains in the stomach or
bowels. -
The Pain Curer cures 5c3.1:1 -
hrtu3es.
The Pain Curer cures any pain internally or external
ly, and should be kept In every family. -
We,shall only oar to the afflicted, try the Pain Curer;
if it mves you relief, recommend It to others; if it rails,
condemn it from Remember it has come a regular
Physician.
DR. J. S. ROSE'S DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, the only
sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. Price t.t
renta.
E!EMS3
Dyspepsia may be known by costiveness, belching up
et wind, sour stomach, and sometimes diarrhoea - or
looseness of the bowels, headache, nervous .feelings,
cold feet, Wakefulness and variable appetite. If these
symptoms are allowed to go on long, wi.hout this mecti. •
Clrles (which will always enre.', then follow debility of -
the lanais, and a predisposition to Consumption.
. The written signature must be over the cork.
DR. d. S. ROSES ALTERATIVE SYRUP, or Bleed
Purifier, for the cure of Scrofula, Old Ensptunts,ehronic _ .
Diseases, Ulcers.. Sores, Swelled Neck, and all .diseaser
arising from an impure state of the blood. Price
_sl.
DR. J. S..ROSE'S BUCHU COMPOUND, for all die
eases of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price Le cents. The
great demand for ihis article has induced others to bot
tle up something they call Buchu. • Ask for Rose's; and '
take no other. Written signature must be over the. --
cork of each bottle; take none without-it.:.0ct...11
JUST RECEIVED.
T ADIFS' FINE MOROCCO ;KEELED
jj BOOTS
LADIES' FINE FRENCH CALF MOROCCO BOOTS'-
.4 .4 • LA.STLNG :MOROCCO GAL-
Gents' trro-aole D. ll'. French Calf Boots
Gents' French Calf Congress Gaiteiir
Gents' Coarse and Fine Brogans; Boys' two-eolel. W.
French Calf Water Proof Soots; Bova Congreas Gaiterr.
Boya' Thick Boots and Brogan ; ].oaths: Thick - ,Roots
and Brogans; • '
MISSES' REELED MOROCCO BOOTS:
- .
•• • • " _ " teilTF-11S;
LlP.elies, and Childrens' Shoes - of all
kinds; Ladies', GentayllOys', Mieees' and Cluldrens'
GUMS, of all tile' styles.'
MITCHELB' afETALIC TIP. SHOES, for Boys
Youths and Meets., all of which - toil: eold at very
rates.
Give tae a call, at the Cheap Cazt. Store of , -
JOS. H. tORL3IC
NO. Cis 31arhei gtriet.'2.l croP ft ..fi.11.13r
I4riPbr.ININ:IO
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t •N •v• m 0.13 ,09.10 "as.a.ua
era Te out pug 6scu '2olsatioand jo icLoqesp 5CL01114,43
'Genoa uo l eunz elsocic!o leeilv.l4.leqn
up.rj zo ueei eq eaut ImaaeA curl ueoxpeda y
emenpa.siqqo Ixo4dOpViiql
.03 6 .rees , veß6raotra mgt..-my EfuTreu ,
, . 3149 Tog AVEri Wi/14*.5) 1 4.
Slatio•SksucllS ."7 1 r38tX2.1r 6 10 . 1zorirmi4neoacrue
eq.; Wal 01 plmtlitai %maw:Q.3lp eougnbutza
-A 0 As'eJa9l4ockPoNtre. l 4nD 2l utn - simesiiliatro aa4l
' lO 3 eicAA,4llvratodua !PK& (1110"led,Sq_peA - Oes)
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10 1:mitSimiog "intitOnci T . -
pica , Orga; siva
'lf SINEVA liklalV4l,
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DRAWING"'IN-1) ENGRAVING ON'WOOIT
VXECUTED in tilie first •stYle
.12.4 at med.:iota tharra and with despatch. hy - the err,
cieratEtted. , :sit his place - otLbusinets, '-:-LAPAYETTE
1301.LDtIcG9,._(up 5ta11T,), 65 : - WoOd etreeh.Pttiabingh,
Pa. Please call and see apeeimerm
JOHN B. Say taiiivit; - -
A g ent for.Schouberg & Co.'s Acograirpll,s,,,fdithequs z ..,
- Haig; Bill-Heads: &t.., &e. .
octiollmir.r.o3-
01JPPINci r 'AYD - LEECHDIG, •
‘.-.) • • MRSB
.
Teeth .
extlucted:: HOt, Cold sai.l4aherriir BatiLt
F. Giant.streei.
M A. W.F.A.VER. will open_ a handsorae
AIL • msoitimint'Or "FALL AXE , WINTER
- M I.7llbrE
Tpikbe - cr,ith a largeweal:old; - or MILDBENS'
CIA3TRIMINuid Pattsrait or a ll desctiptiontt, at
411 -•
,
":141": TIRTE STREET.. -' "
•
above Shirt Store. on FM:OAZ
• .
N0..11 Fifth street
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