• ' It the corner of Market anti &A sta.
-rjrIME sulicribmv would, yeast respectfully inform
the Ladies sad Geathtmen of Pittsburgh and
amity, that tlory have Voted rooms at the above men.
• .-tiosed place , over the Akre of Messrs Lloyd and Co.,
'arid Ike sow Prepared to take Miniatures Et) this beau
ticrilittai in a tole heretofore unsurpassed. By the
- iiirruhrtnition of a quick and powerful apparatus ,and an
entirely new mode of operating, they are enabled to
produce pictures of a surprising accurst? , and beauty,-
'II: combining entire durability of impressron, clear and
L „,.: ) - . y et .em, expression, perfect delineation, and' last,
Joust, the color of the face and dress. The color
-
~•••-, lag of Photographic Pictures, forms a new era in the
,•••• sat, as it enables us to combine with accuracy of nature
- die 'advantages of art. The undersigned do not wish,
L •
nor is it their intention to deceive the public by prowl
aes, which they cannot fulfil, for they depend solely on
else character of theirpictures for patoage. Citizens
andstrangers, one and all, are invited to call and el
tabus speediness.
.
B.—Complete sets qfgA. isspretred patent op.
penyilnos fisrainted on thi most reasonersk.teryns.—.
, ;,,,fiatss. Cases, Prwsses. Chemicals, and every thief
gtelitietsd with tke holiness. attire lowest cash
.1 M EMERSON & C O
THE subscriber .just: arrived fromiPhiladel
,%,i hia and Ne w rrith_
_a general and ex
..„,`:. , . MON *mil:mein RUGS, t E. ICALS,
yi titx
..- - ,TERFTIMERY, and every article in his lineof bu
llit skims, which he is determined to sell on the most nis
i': „ aanatileterms for cash. He believes he can offer
• 4syminei ad ace.men ts theta any other +similar establish
"•-:', , inept in this city to , country Physicians and Merchants,
•,• , .sibo iiiih to supply themselves with Drugs end Medi
' ' . - etais. His articles have been selected with the us
.* 'most we, and are warrant's! of the best quality and
maims strength. Orders will be filled with accuracy
Ana elegaM. ce. Families can be supplied with fine and
• .linty ! Vain of every conceivable variety, and of the
~ . meat exquisite perfumes; likewise with Perfumery
• e dmill - Cmarietics of every. description.
Thitindersigned returns his thanks for the' liberal
' - itipPoit heretofore extooded to him, and hopes by a
constant disposition to please and accommodate--a
` • care in procuring and selling only what is excellent
-, - sod genuine --a close supervision of the sales and tran
sactions of the establishment—precaution and accu
• . rim facompoundingmedicines—imi jay industry and
_ .• perserierance to merit en increase of public patronage.
- 4 may 23 WILLIAM THORN.
''- •M. Soots -....J. HERON FaSTE R.
EGOLF & FOSTER,
. . Ifoidorn Bea listitiot Agssicy,
Third JCiatext door to the Post (Mess, Pittsburgh, Pa
larAgency for the purchase and sale'of Real Es
, .
' .... jpoo, Stocks, negotiating of Loans, and Collections.
Theywill also attend to the settles of pig metal for
~.- worsens at a distance;
' • •• Letters, post paid, wilOilsot with immediate 'then
... ilea, .Terms moderate.. The tester teferences given
• - " APPlie9tiort at the office!'
.- OL:. (.. - • as Usual:
:4. IVO-sooner-does-one or Dr Leidy's preparations be
come popular, in consequence of its success and
• • efficacy, than his atitmterfeited and imitated.
.' - 's : To prevent imposition, Dr Lcidy has now procured
-. -xi:welded bottles for his celehrats d Tetter, and Itch
Ointment, with the words 'Dr Leiitifht Tetter and Itch
- - Viatment,' blown in the glass, besides containing his
signature on a yellow label outside.
:-...::'., ~' l. t ti: l h .a . .„t , _ Lesidy's Totter an Itch Ointment bets proved
We stElleactio' ns than any other preparation for Tetter,
••
• thob,Dry and Watery Pimples or Pustules, and disea
ses of-the skin. generally.
It has. been employed in schools, factories, and on
board veilsels carrying passengers, where children, as
Ilten as grown persons, contract diseases of the skin
from their contagions nature, with the most unexam
pled
success: certifi es and micommendations have
been henstofore puhl i from thens,and nume
ni ro
us oth
ers might be obtai fur publication, but for the oh.
i od
joctions most , persona hove, to baying their names pub- I
liaised in connection with such disagreeable and losth
souse affections..
re no singleinstancebas kever been known to fail.
It las been used upon infants and by persons of all
* ale . s. Ttis perfectly safe, contains no mercury in its
.'SseeppieitiOn, and may be used under all circumstances.
- , Prue Twenty-five cents a bottle. Prepared and sold
lik,AnteriAlies Health Emporium, (sign of the Golden
Zig*. Witt Serpents,) and by B A FA IiNESIOCK &
CO: &inter of Wood and Sixth streets, Agents fur
Pittabielits.
ii july 12
Trw-
Dr. Leidy's Totter Alt Itch Ointment,
Oft the cure of every variety of Tetter, the Itch,
.JL: And alleliseases of the skin, has proved itselfmore
efficsaions -than any other preparation for the same pur
.
pose -kiln°.
Upwaide of five hundred certificates might be procu
„Ted and published of its efficacy from School Teachers,
Proprietors of Factories, Parents, Guardians, Child
Nurses,. Captains of vessels and others, were it not for
the delicacy. in having their names published in con
nection-with such dings-ruble affections.
By thense of Dr Leidy 's TetterOintment in conjunc
tion with.his eatrassnf Sarsaparilla or Blood Pills, he
will guarant 'e'eAtcure any disoase-ernauttorrto the skin;
however bad, or ofhotirersiT long standing, or refund
the money., are J 303.1 ever very few instances but
Can be cured:hy the pirknent alone. .
Price, 2.5 cents a hos.-
' ly nnirsold - wholesale and retail at Dr
th 191 N Second st. Piffle
by B ATAFINESTOCK & Cu. corner
Sixth streets; •Agents-furrittsburgb.
CINCIPINATt. February" 15, 1840.
[N:-DearSir: Permit me to take the
cf s writing to you at this time to express
and to recommend to the attention of
,es nnd others your invaluable medicine
and Syrup of•Prunut Virginians, or wild
In my travels of lath I have seen in a
itances the- wonderful effects of your
relieving children of very obstinate contri
conghinCirEteeiing, choking'ofphleget,
Ats;itc, See. I should not have written
mover, at present, although I have felt
add my testimony to it fur some time, had
- tr a late instance- where the medicine
ty.win instrumental is restori::g to per
'only child," whose case was almost
family
. Ormy acquaintance. "I thank
the de nting mother, "my child is saved
of death: O . hoiv I feared the relentless
my child is xafe, is sari!"
lento, Dr Swayne's Compound Syrup
is thereirst valuable -medicine in this or
try lam certain I have witnessed more
~,dred cases where it has been attended with
raccess. I am using it thyself in an obsti:
Arcata Bronchitis, in which it proved ifiBctual
Al exceedingly short time, considering the severity
.1 themes- I can recommend it in the fullest confi
dence of its superior virtues; I would advise that no
familY should be, without it; it is very pleasant and of
ten hennficia I—wortir double and often ten times its
price: The public ate assured there is no quackery •
*boot it. R. JACKSON, ll D
twin* pastor of the Ist Presbyterian Church. N Y
Solt wholesale and retail by WM. THORN,
sill No 53 Market at, sole agent for Pittsburgh.
TO FEMALES.
/VEIERE is a large class of Females in this city
, a ll. who from their combs* sitting, to which their
ecttipatione oblige them. are affected with coitivenese
which, vqiii•ci, to palpitation at the heart onthe least
eat. sense of heaviness extending over the whole
heed, intolerance of-light and sound, an inability of
fixing the *tendon to any mental operations ; namb
lingof the bowels,.;qmoimes a sense of suffocation,
?specially afterrittals ehe n any esertiins -is um& as go•
sag quickly upstairs; temper fickle; these are synsp..
''toms ' wideVidd et once to a few doses of the Bran
- drab rills, 'They occasional use of this medicine
etouhltaveadeul of troulde andyears of suffering.—
One, or two, or even three of the Biandretb`Pills just
beide &OW ; -are often Grand highly %IMMO ; Ma
ny use theta very advantageously in this way; pthey
Ir a n
midst se& , ellgoetiott, restore the bowel, .t o iheir .
poser , , ealiveos the epiritii, niniparts clear
-IMM, ' 44l7l .P.leziatn Mr!. thAhioreda-emisrotnutis
tt OW/mho; coni;itittuelie#pir s ess.
SIM at Pe, Brandrettt's 'Mos. iu the Diamond,
• P/1111.4111111b0.frice23 contort bar., rieldt directs. - -off'
• lk
isAtMEZThe &sly plaasia Pittsburgh; wheel she
11=auk besolitsiosa; is the l> 's ewe Oil
t • 119.
tirt• -
11011 11 411 1 / 1 1140111 hi the Nat Offione, Pittiburigh, Pa.,
ib, 131Pliorscnes calling for
iietters - whossnainerare on this list will please sa y
they are advertised.
-
Adage°
Adieus. Aim 3.
Aheern-lerten%
Agert B
ABria Root
Aber J
Allison Jobe
Allen John
Allender Abraham
Allen Jisieb
ArnastrologJObtiD
Baker John
Bailey M•Calit
Bailey Wm
Banks Joakus
Biker Harriet
Baker Noonan&
Bassett A
Barks John
Berber Hiram Hon
Bailsman Jane bliss
Boston Small
Aroves H
*relay Eli. B
iarnbart Semi
.Barclay Jacob
Bengessa George
Barnet Jane
Sodom Nancy A
Bogie H
Boolger Jacob
Bowen Benj
Broon J
Broon Thos A
Broom Francis A
Bradley Joseph
Byart Wm A
Byert Francis
Caughey C P
Casey Edward
Carwon A %V
Cawfield Ann Miss
Caldwell John
Chess Wm
Chapman John
Clark Lewis A
Clark George Rev
Cherer Simon
Clark Thomas
Cochran Susan S
Cobaugh Wm
Cook Samuel.
Corbet It H
C,on"er Minnie] 2
Craighter John
Crooks Nelson Capt
Craig Capt.
Crane - Jopeph
Curiae Chad
Cummings Sarah
Curry D M
Capehart A
Case S
Carnell John
Campbell A D Rev
Campbell Joseph
Cheret Samuel
Chadwick S H & Ca
Clark Ann Miss
Clark S
Charier Margaret Mrs
Cochran James
Cochran George
Cole Sidney
Copeland Samuel
Connelly
Crony Ann Jane Miss
Crow Daul
Cradenton L S
Crawford Wm
Comings Martha Miss
Curacy John
Curry Charlotte Mrs
Cutter G Mrs
D
Dalzell Thomas Dawson R M
Darr David Rev Davis Wm
Davis Dvins Davis John
Dipen Surab Ana Dean Wm Capt
Delany Mr Dilwaub E Miss
Dickens David Dittridge Elizabeth
Didion Ellen Miss Dickson Isabella
Bartlett° Jos Donaldson Mary Miss
Dows Shomas Dord Samuel
Donahow J E Donnelly James •
Doolin John Dunahoo James
Drummond Caroline D Drummond Allen
Drips Homes 2 Draw Peter
Dunsetli James Dulnn Lerida
Duff James Durr Michael
Dulap Thomas Dunn Michael
Dora! Elisabeth.
Ebert John V K Emig Emanuel
Erinngton Anna Eft , : Wm
Eicher Dani:l Ecans E
Elliott Johnston Ewing Gordon T Rev
Elliott Ahmander %V
Farrenger John
Ferguson Caroline Miss
Ferguson John F .
Filer Solomon
Frew Simon
Fisher Thomas
Fleming James
Fielding Elizabeth
Fitzsimmons Wm E
Fisher Margaret
Finley W. Mrs
Garr&Ha Mary Jane
. Garman C
Gerrard James
Garen Rebecca
Gabler John
Gilespie Wm H
Gilespie Thomas
Gilfillan John
Glasgow Win H
Glenn Sarah
Gordon Maxwell
Gordon Margery
Goodbrake C C D
Hamilton Alex P Hanenut John .
Hamilton James Hannab Wm
Hall AVM Hanna John Capt
Hamilton James Hutton Reuben
Hancock John E Hays Rota E
Hanna Capt Wm Hastings Rev Henry Gee
Hanlon Jacob Haslen S R
Hammersley Jamcs Hays 13
Haßegan Francis Hays John
Haines Mri Paulin . flockins Mrs (wife of Jelin)
Hagerty Nancy Haugh Wm
Hare Dunham Hover Rev Franklin S
ifirifDivid — Houston Samuel
Harding Mrs E Horner Mrs Matilda
Harris Sarah A Hough Copt John
Hart John V Huston G M
Hart Capt Thos S Hunter Mrs Jane
Harbison Miss Jane Hutchinson Cape B F
Hanson Mrs Elizabeth Hutchinson Capt JIV
Harris Geo Hmellie Mr
11artman John Hunt Jane S
Hutchinson Rev John Hunter John
Hutchinson Wm Hull John
Irwin Geo XV
Inglis Henry
James Wm Johnson James H
Jackson Thos Johnson Ralph
Jackson Wm Jones Dr
Jamison Henry Jones Seth C
Jordan Rev H Jones John C
Jordan Rich Jones Solomon
Jenkins David Jones Epht him
Johnson Semi Jones Wm A-
Johnson Davis JonesJacobC
Johnson David
Keenan Patrick Knox Sarah
Keller Mary A Knox John
Keenan Michael Kyle §amuel
Bain Patrick Kirby nos
Kennedy Nancy Kneeland Don C
Kerby Jame. Kerizer Mary Ann
Kearns Leine Knox Gee
1 Kennedy Mifflin King Chas
KenYJA-Mell Knox Sarah Jane
Kelly Mary Miss King Alexr
L
Laird Robe List George *
Lauder Huinah Lincoln Miss -Ellen A
Lane Catherine Miu Lindsay Miss :Varga
Lawrence Melinda' Ii; Little Joseph
Litereme The, Lvcrns Miss Mary
LavelrJohn Lizte Virrn
Lareener Adeline Lose John
Lawrence TSt 4 , Lore ' C 13
Lewis Mary Mlle ' Loring Jolla •
Leslie Jaen, .:, `'7Lcrorry Robs
Lse Eliza Mrs . Loagwell Time
Lewis SC.:-,-.r„. sr- .IiOW7Y - Thos
Lends iVto -„ ,
Loyd Wra
, . .
Lest , Lireekkrage -, Janes
Imam Ma • " t
'..-.,..
Litthasellfas
4.restrift , A . lodrew
Ardor W4 ll -
.AVlssaut n n•
Ashton E'wd
Alen Afirt3
Alligban John
Andrews Elia hi*
Andrews Robs
Anderson ar,
..Etarner
Anderson Frans
Bell VV C
Beattyltiercy Miss
Alennet L N
Raider John - •
Bingham Thos M
Blake 3unfreid•
Bill Sherman
Bingham Sand
Bins Benjm
Bingham Wm
Bingham Mary
Blair James
Black James
Black Win
Blair Jane Miss
Boggs Semi
Bourders John
Byerly William
Butler Mary J
Brister Geo
Boating Robt R
Burgeis Robt
Butler Hannah
Burns James
Barnes* Isaac
Byart Isaac
Force Henry A
Fowler Wm
Fowler Simon
Fox Charles
Foster Martin
Fostel Jane
FoMara Thomas
Fro.4t E. C.
Frindly Flank E
Frew Nonh
Frazier D
Gardiner P G
Garrbel John
Gaw Isaac
Goff Copt
Godfrey John
Goehring John
Greaves Henry R
Green John
Gregg R J
Grace Mary E
Graham Mita
Gray George W
Irwin Thomas
Irons Robt
Magenp:PhislilsJ his4T)
attuthew. hforik—arsitiralr"
1 Marks Wm J. - Mami e
. Morris SR - •
Meson James
_, Mooney Wm
Martin 42h Motitgomerytirs—
SfatiiP 1 9 0 Many Jaixob
-116011 batfainuoi*A . , Morgan Mary
Makes 404, Mooch _
M
'akin . % M Morrie:lobo I
Atrilie.l* S Moon f etairino
Miles Mary C Moore. Geo
Milholland Wm Moore T W
Miller George Morrison Annabelle
Mitchell James Muumuk John
Mitchell A H Munson Merrick
Montgomery Samuel, Ewd
hfc
McAfee Mary McGinnis. Mrs Jot It
Mcßride Mrs • B C : Mclntyre Wm
McAdam Semi McEwenSomuel
McCaikey Joseph McKee Mr A
MaCislin Mrs Martha Maiown Thos
McClure Semi McKenna.Patrick
McClure % R McKee Jerentia
McClure Alezr McKee J W
McCabe Jas McKeever Win
McCauley Mrs Elizabeth McKey. Thos
McClurken Hugh P McLean GeOrge
McClay Mrs Mary , McLean Geo
McCaslin John McLaughlin Wm
McConnell Thos McClarin Mr
McConnell Wm Henry McVeay Semi
McCaskey Alice McSbniTry Mrs Elizabhth
McCracken John McWilliams Wm •
McCready A P McMillen Wm
McComb Alezr McMasters And w
McCully James McNear Thos
'McDermott Jag McGarry Matthew
McDonald Henderson McGregor Rev John
McDonald John McGranaghan Danl
McDonald James McGinley Miss Marei .
McDonald Felix hlcGiuniss John W
McFadden James MrGinniss Thcs
McFarlacd Joseph McGinnis. James
Nabb Mary
Neal Wilson J
Nea•all A S
Noble Sarah Jane
Orr James Olendorf IVrn D
Obrien Samuel Orth Martin
Orr Mrs Anna B Obrien Thus
O'Neal M M Okane Mary
Patrick Mrs Matilda
' Pain James
Page John E
Pare rapt Samuel
Parkhurst Rubt
Palmer Wm
Parker Mrs Margt
Parker Wm
Perkin E
Perry Wm
Peters Totley
Peters Wm
Peters Eliza Jane
Peters James
Pierce Wm A
Philips Miss Mary
Rathbun Thomas C Richards Wordy
Reston Wm • Richards Wm
Ralston Joseph Roland Silas H
Rankin Charles Roney John
Ray John Robinson Edward
Rees Isaec Roberts Evan
• Rees Rees Roy Robt
Benny David Rowe Milly
Reeves Reason Robinson Isacc 2
Reeve Wm Robinson Nelson
Reesenger George Robinson Henry
Reckord Henry Robinson James H
Reed James B Robertson Miss Eliza
Reed Elizabeth Rogers Wm H
Reed CVrtut Rogers Bridget
Riddle James P Russ Mrs Mary Ann
Rudy John Ross John
S
Salmon ;Michael Shaffer A G
Sackett Mrs Hari iett Sharaden James or Wm
Scott Hugh Sharkey Miss Sarah
Scott Graham Sliatii.r John
Scott Mrs Jane Sheal Miss
Scott Alexr Shryoch .1 T
IScott Walter Shepard Mrs E
Scutt John Shirk Nancy
' Schwemiler Mary A Sloan Mrs Mary
Severance Levi Simmons Peter
Sernlcl John 13 , Smithers David Y
1 Show Robot • Smith John G
Shaw Sophia E Smith James
Shnw John Smith Wm Moffet
Shnw Andrew Smith Simom
Shaw S ri' iiii.G Smith Wm J
Smith Joseph P Stewart James
Smith Wm Stokes Thos
Smith Jessit..y Stout Nathani
Speer Capt John Stratton II S
Spears Let title Swettenham George
Sott John F Swirmey H
Snyder John L Stearn Godfrey
Strively Henry Stephenson Miss •
Squire Stephen H Stephenson F
Spencer Wosly ' Stewart Jane Ann
Stevens Barlow Stewart J T
r
Thornburg Rachar:l
Thornburgh Chas, Robt or
George
Thomas David
Tin belt tlizateth
Tustin John D
Taylor Wm Allen
Thompson Robt L
Thompson John A
Thompson Geo W
Tivis Ben
Trump John
Tucker James
Vashnn H
Vaughan John
Varner Mrs 'Elizabeth
Walkee &Hunter
Walker Gabriel
Walker John
15 George
Walter Francis
Walsh Thos
Warier Wilan
Wandevort Hannah
Warden James
Wutters Mrs Harriett
Warfurd Amos
Walsh John.
Warner Lient W H
Wells Aiwaint
Webb G
Wentzell Mort A
WilliamsonWrn
Williamson John C
Wellett Wm
Wintzs Mrs Mary Ann
IVilliamson David
Wiggins James
-Yates Peter
Young Robt B
MISCELLANEOUS.
Secsetary Pittsbnrgb Lodge.
Directors of the Poor, 2.
Any Evangelist or Teacher of the Disciples
Miss G B W
fl6-3t
TO GLAZIERS AND GLASS CUTTERS.
SHEMS Patent Diamonds, set with ksy, constantly
in store and for sale at the Drug store of
fob 9. JON. KIDD,
corner of 4th and Wood us.
UF FALO ROBES by,single-robe or bak,forsale
-LAO , A. REEL EN.
Pine Teas.
THE subscribers haveitiscreceirecla few boxes of
Hyson and Yotuig Hymn Teas, of superior quail
- REINHART &STRONG,
140 Liberty street.
Bu F FAL() TONG gESP---Received by Little Ben
10 boxes Buffalo Tongues; in fine order, direct
from
138-tf -- • - artZLEN-
195 I ZTILD I3 (I II Zit t
o i glsls;Tiir r :Z s :t
Re :ail Drarikereibf--- riii-Dl l / 4 -.
•
No.iIC wiener 4tilitr. Wood etc
Noble 9,iss Elizabeth
Nichles Peter
Norton Jaclb
Norris 'rhos
Piper Thompson E
Pryor Silas D
Ponsler Miss Mary
Poulson Jas
Probert Mary
Price Dr 1V ni
Punter Wm
Poland John
Porter Mrs Jame
Porter Mary Jane
Porter 113. - ilinda
Prichard Charles Gray
Potts Joseph P
Purcley Martin
Philips Thomas
Vance Augustine
Voltz Miss Antoinette
Vottz Chs
NV
Wernan Mrs Eliza
. Wertz Miss Elizabeth
White Mr L _
White Eli B
White Mrs Adeline
White Miss Aanna M
Williams Miss Nancy
• Williams Jospli
Williams Richard
Williams John
Wilson James
Wilson John
Wilson Beßturnin 0
Wilson James
Wilson Miss Mary
Wilson Mrs Margt
Work Beny
Wellersderger Mary Ann
Wodgworth Miss E
Woods Miss Eliza Jane
Wollet Jesse
R. M. RIDDLE, P. M.
• ThrSOOTIMIIIMPERIT.-
,
This iplighfareittedi hurviliivothunareditvi*
thought pasi recovery, frent contelshets. Aa eoon as
the Syrup is rubbed ow the . guras the child will recov
er. This preparation hilt) torment, so efficaciousind
50 pleasant, that wo child will rerusb to lit hums be'
rubbed ~with it. When - infants are at the age airier
teenthi4.the' there is noappearaa ter ofteeth, militate
of the Syrup should be used' to 4en the jores. Pa
tents should never be without the SyrOp in the nursery
where there are young children, for if a child wakes in
the night with pain in the grims,the Syrnp immediate
lrgives ease, by opening the- pores, anctlicalinv the
gums, thereby prevening ecmvnlsions, fevers,
For sale wholesale and retail by
It E SELLERS; Agent:
sep 10 No 20, Wood street, below Second.
IVER: COMPLAINT cured by the ; use of Dr
11Harlich's compound Strengthening and Aperient
Pills. Mr. Wm. Richards, of Pittsbargh, Pa., was
entirely cured of the ab,ice dititressing disease. His
vymptoms were pain and weight in the left side, loss of
appetite, vomiting, acid eruCtutioni, a distensionofthe
stomach, siclt headache, furred . - tongue, Countenance
changed ton citron color, difficulty of breathing,. dis
turbed test, attended with a cough, great debility, with
other symptoms Indicating - great derangement of the
functions of the liver. Mr Richards lied the advice
of several physicians, but received no relief, until u
sing Dr Harlich's 'medicine, which terminated in efec
ting a perfect cure.
Principal office, 19 North Eighth street, Philadel
phia. For sale by Samuel Frew, corner of Liberty and
Wood sta. sep 10
L.. oat makes your teeth so unusually whithl
Quell] Josh's duicinia whim euther night,
To make yonrn look so, with a grin, replied Josh,
Pie bought you a bottle of Thorn's Tooth Wash,
'Tis the best now in use, so the gentlefolks say,
And since they have tried this, cast all others away.
But to prove it the beat to make the teeth shine,
Look again, my dear Sal, at tkc lustre of miner
Then try this great tooth wash,
The Teuberry tooth wash.
And see if this tooth wash of Thorn's is not fine.
Having tried Dr. ••Thorn's Tea Berry Tooth Wash,"
and become acquainted with the ingredients of its com
position, I cheerfully say, I consider it one of the safest,
as it is one of the most plensunt tooth washes now in
use. DAVID HUNT, Dentist.
Pittsburgh, Sept. 15, 1892.
I take pleasure in stating, having made use of
"Thorn's Tea Berry Tooth IVash,'' that it is one of the
best dentrifices in use. Being in a liquid form it cora.
blocs neatness with convenience. NVhile it cleanses
the enamel and remotes the tartar from the teeth, its
perfume yields a fragrance peculiarly desirable.
TIBRETTS. N
m .. D.
The II rid ,, reigneti have used “Thmtes Co pound
Tea Berry Tooth Wash." and have found it to be an
extremely pleasant dentritice, exercising a most gala
tary influence over the Teeth and Gums; preserving!
those indispensable members from•premature decay, I
prevent irg the accumulation of Tartar, and purifying
the Breath. Ilaving thoroughly tested its virtues, we
take pleasure in recommending it to the public, believ
ing it mbe the hest article ofthe kind now in use. I
RORER 7'SON, JAMES P. BL.4CR'. I
R. H. PEEBLES, CHAS. B. SCUL.
Y.
C. DARRAGH. 1 1 / 3 ,t. C A NDLESS, :
J. if MOORHEAD. JAS. S. CRAFT.
H. L RLVG WALT. L. S. JOHNS.
Prepared and sold by WILLIAM THORN, Apoth
ecary and Chemist, No. 53 Market street. Pittsburgh;
uud by all the principal Druggists, and at Tuttle's
Medical Agency, Pow th et.
sea
B IRM INC ANI
LOCK AND SCREW FACTORY.
r E subscriber having opened a shop No. 62
Second Street, between Market ;tad Wood sts.,
Piusbergh, in connection with the Factory in Birmin;-
ham. respectfully informs his friends and the public,
that he will be happy to be favored with their orders
for any articles in his line.
Door Locks and Fa.tners, of various descriptions,
oe hand and made to order.
Tobacco, Mill, and Timber Screws.
Large Screws for Iron Works, and Screws for Pres
ses, made as may be required.
Carpenters and Builders are requested to call before
contracting for jobs, and examine his articles and
prices.
Locks repaired and jobbing eeuerally done in tho
best manner, and on this lowest terms.
may 2—Gm JAS. rATTERSON, Jr.
A BOON TO THE HUMAN RACE.
"Discover what will destroy life and you are a great
man—discover what will prolong life, and the world
you impostor."
"There are faculties, bodily and intellectual, within
us with which certain herbs have affinity, and over
which they have power."
D R /3 BRANDRETH'S External Remedy, or
Liniment, which, by its extraordinary powers,
abstracts pain or soreness: thus, sprains, stiff sinews,
white swellings, rheumatic pains or stiffness, stiffness
of the joints, tumors, unnatural hardness, stiff neck,
sore throat, croup, contractions of thcmuscles, scrofu
lous enlarg ements , tender feet, and every description
of injury afecting the exterior of the human frame, to
be cured orgreatly relieved this never to be sufficient
ly extolled remedy.
CERTIFICATE.—The following letter from Major
General Sandford, as to the Extent 31 Remedy, speaks
volumes.
NEW YonE, Feb. 9, 1842.
Dear Sir: Will you oblige me with another bottle
of your excellent Liniment? It is certainly the best
of the kind I have ever seen. It has cured entirely my
son's knee, about which I was so uneasy, and I have
Lund it productive of immediate relief in several ca
ses of external i tjury in my family. A few evenings
since, my youngest child was seized with n violent at
tack of croup, which was entirely removed. in twenty
minutes, by rubbing her chestand throat freely with the
External Remedy. I think you ought to manufacture
this Liniment for general use, instead of confining the,
use of it, as you have heretoßilte done, to pal ticular ac
quaintances. Yoiirs truly,
C W tiD 1/01tD.
Dr B Brondreth, '2ll Broadway, New York.
LW'', For sale at 241 Broadway, New York, and at
the store of G 11 Lee, Diamond, Pittsburgh. Price,
50 cents, for bottle with directions. sl9
JOHN LE FEVER'S
Preur & Oheap Stock Establishment, We, the subscribers, citizens of the sth war4i of
NO 61, DIAMOND ALLEY Pittsburgh, do certifythat the above petitioner is ofl
nerwst:Q WOOD AND !WARNE T STREIT'S good repute fur honesty and temperance, end
1 - WOULD mact respectfully annOWICC to die citizens provided with convettituacea l for the accommodation ois well f
A. of Pittsburgh and the country generally, that I hovel travelers a/Ambers
commenced Coe manufacture of STOCKS, Of every va t;,ll . ll James Gosling,
rimy, form and descriptirm,andwouid solicitmerchtua oseph Jenkinson,
and others to call and examine for tbernselves, as lam George fetter,
determined to sell on the most accommodating term: • Richard .1 Beet,
far cash, and hope, by strict attention to business, to Benjamin Hoover,
merit a share of public patronage. aug. 19-.o*. Martin,
f2l.:3tdscv`
J UST B.ECEIVED, 50 of German Kreosote; also,
Fresh Canary Seeds,White Squills,'Dmss Black,
.China Vermillion, ClearShellaq with ageneraistiock
of genuine drugs in store and for sale on nameable
terms at the Wholesale and RetailDnla &Oro Ot
- Feb. 2 •• - - JONA. KIDDY
Na. 61k, Qam. ith kfirfoodate.
Jedtlf flagman*. Gene*
Qpa''Siositinseilleorin arid fer4a county.
The Petitionocgolouisin t , of this ith ward
of Allegheny oity,,ntepoisifolly shertiLtr...,.. •
That your petitioner ' bath provided him's& with ins
tetials fur the accommodation of tmvelers and others,
at his dwelXne bowls in,the•WaninCiresaid. and prays
that yourhonors will be pleasettsevaathinia Weise
to keep a public house of- entertaiounoliti'' And yoir
petitioner, as in duty bound, will prey.
• 'SOLOMON LIGHTCAP.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the' 4th word of Al
legheny, dp certifr that the above petitioner is of gond
repute for honesty and temperance and isverell provi
ded with conveniences for the.accommodation of ma- -
velers and others.
James Laubie, Daniel M. Curry:.
William Proctor, John Al Hotbed',
Daniel Young, • Jong
Hugh Sweeny,, William McXe ' ,
Henry Bears , Joseph C. Gas 47,
James Porter, .William Ward.
f2l-3t • • .
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the county
of Allegheny: -
The petition of G. S. Korten, of the 4th ward of Al
legheny city, respectfully sheweth--
That your petitioner bath provided Himself with mg
terialifor the accommodation of travelers. and , otherl,
nt his &ening house in tbe ward aforesaid; and prays
that your honors will be pleased to grant hint a license
to keep -14 house of entartaitunent. And your
petithmer, as in dutybound, will pray:
G. S. KORTEN.
•
WAltainibecribetst,' chime of the 4th ward of Al
legbeni city, do certify that-the above petitioner is of
good repute fur 'weeny and temperance, and is well
provided with , conveniences for tile accommodation of
travellers and others.
Abr. Hays,
1). Whitacker,
Simon Trnel,
Sam'l Martin,
Robert Forrester.
F. Ginter,
f2.1.,3t1
T 0 the Honorable the Judges of the Court of deno
ral Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for
the county of Allegheny:
The petition of Joseph Blackwood. of Bakerstown,
%Vest Deer township, in the county aforesaid, respect.
fully sheweth—
That your petitioner hath provided himself with
mnterials for the accommodation of travellers and
others; at his dwelling house in the township aforesaie,
and prnys that your honors will bo pleased to grant
him a license to keep a public house of entertainment.
And your petitioner, as in duty bound will pray. _
JOSEPH BLACIOVUOD.
We the subscribers, citizens of West Deer tp, do cer
tify that the above petitioner is of good repute for ho
nesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
mann and conveniences for the accommodation of tra•
Yellers and others.
William Duncan, Ross Porter,
David Curry, William Porter.
John Thompson, Charles Bryson,
John Crooks, Robert Porter,
Robert Crooks, Thomas Duff.
Richard Morrow, William Brickle.
Ql-3t*
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Qnnrter Sessions of the Peace, in and fur the county
of Allegheny:
The petition of Isaac V. Davis, of Elizabeth Town
ship, respectfully sheweth—
That ylur petitioner hath provided himself with
materials for the accommodation of travelers and oth
ers, at his dwelling house in the township aforesaid,
and prays that your honors will be pleased to grant
him a license to keep a public house of entertainment.
And your petitioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
ISAAC V. DAVIS.
We, the subscribers, citizens of Elizabeth town
ship, do certify that the above petitiener is of good
repute fur honesty and temperance, and is well pro
vided with house room and conveniences fur the ac
commodation of traveller; arid others.
James Menown, Isaac M 'Laughlin,
John Mealy, /41111 C Snyder,
Franklin Menown, Hugh M'Meechan,
Wm. M'Clure, Jr. James Allen,
Daniel l'enirs, Jonathan Peuirs,
Joel Keatchum, Wm. M'Lean,
t-. 9.2-31.8
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the county
of A llegbezi):
The petition of Jacob Drake, of Rubinson township,
respectfully sheweth
That your petitioner bath provided himself with ma
terials for the accommodation_ of travellers and others,
ut his dwelling houie in the township aforesaid, and
prays thtit your bouors gill be pleased to grant him a
license to keep u public house of entertainment. And
your petitioner, as ioliuty bound, will pray.
JACOB DRAKE.
We, the subscribers, citizens of Elizabeth Township,
do certify that, the above petitioner is of good repute
fpr honesty and tempgrance, and is well provided with
houie room and conveniences for the accommodation
of travelers and others,
W. AF Michael,
Wm. Ewing.
Hugh Cowan,
John C. WI row,
Matthew Logan,
William Adams,
f22-3t'
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Seidons of the Peace in and for the county
of Allegheny:
The petition of Michel Robottom, of Pit& Town
ship, respectfully eheweth—
That your petitioner bath provided himsol•ith ma
terials for the accommodation of travelers and others,
at his dwelling house in the township aforesaid, and
prays that your honors will be pleased to grant him a
license to keep a public house of entertainment.. And
y:mt petitioner. as in duty hound, will pray.
MICHAEL ItUBOTTOM.
We, the subscribers, citizens of Pitt Township, do
certify that the shave petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and conveniencies for the accommoclaticin
of travelers and others
13. Murray,
IV. Black,
W,n. lienrici,
Henry Runiny,
Samuel Parsely,
E. Douglass,
f:32-3t
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the county
of A Ilegheny:
The petition ofJames Allison, of the sth ward of
the city of Pittsburgh, respectrufly sheweth—
That your petitioner bath provided himself with ma
terials for the accommodation of traveller's and others,
at his dwelling house, in the ward aforesaid, and prays
that your honors may be pleased to grant him a li
cense to keep a public house of entertainment. And
your petitioner, as ib duty bound, will pray.
JAMES ALLISON.
AGUQD GARDPIER WANTED) Wanted
'soon to "gri to Washington, a good, sober, Indus
ioas gi4licusr, with - or witiaut-a &cagy. To such
au exceilent place will be Oran and a Mx coutpeusfr
tion, applicatiou at Minis' lotellieno Me, No.
9- 4 _th rt. - • 117
Leonard Walter,
J. M. Pfeiffer
D. Blackstocir,
James Forrester,
NVilliani Gibson,
Jobn Known.
Charles Lorain,
James Crooks,
Wm 'Tidbit
Archcl. -Liggett,
John S. Phillips,
lasso A. Ewing.
M. Kiesick,
Phillip bran;
F. Henrici,
Robert Culbert,
Geo. Smcb,
J. M'Laughlin.
I G ir eo illia rgo ra M Le ell mir- aa cm ia,
Bermird Burkle,
William Mcse l7,
Robert
M. Lowry.
ILYO t
Pillii=rod' =VI • a
iflealikaaiimeajawheAampgisetitafeliesa i r e a migt h
to the arterial loom the -blood is quickened and tr.
frallsotik-hatHareuladenthrough all the ress o b ilw .
;per or theakin,tifeperts situated internally, or the mt.
•trosodu es; agdAgasdl the secretions-of tier-body' ate
drawn from the blood, there is a consequent-increase
of every secretion, and a quickened action of the sh.
-sorbent and es t= discharging vessels. 4 ay
rnegaltaction w ' have taken place is correct
ed, all ebstruciions are removed, thehlood is parificd,
and the body reguaies a healthful state.. For sale
drholevale and mainly R E SELLERS, A,geat,
sep 10 20 Wood street, below Second:
-
Laudeeth'sGardea Seeds.
&full supply of Landreth's Garden Seeds alwayron
ha n d and foisale, at his agenoy, the D rugstore of
F. L. SSOWDEN#
iep 10 15-4, Lo3erty at., head of Wood
•
Adam's nitwit gigalphys
illilko.
"ETA VE now , biten-he..
fare the public* three
searn, during whiai „ t i me
ieveralthousanditaulteen
sold and in daily ttae—
We are confident orbetag
Asinine(' in sayiac they
are the beat Coire",,Awie
in the• United Sttitsf,e,py
vay you 'fix it.' Smiqa
iodifications ate,.rasaiSi t i tt ;
it the fancy .oreeftvei and
in purses of
Sold by the
at the manufbitoft: •
.talleable Clistingti
tnoider. - ••
FAIRBANKS' PATENT PLATFORSIFRCIttIi2I.
These genuinearticles. of all sites, nticimtest
ved varieties, constantly od hand and - for sikrettilily
reduced prices by the manufacrnrer.
L. R. LIVINGSTOPI; -
ntar2—,tf Front between Rosa and Grant stir
IMPORTANT FACTS
F ., R. LEIDY'S Sarsaparilla Bleed Pills are a ppliter
ble in all cases, whether for Pirgalives or:Pst
riftcalleit, They possess aft the boasted virtues' of
other pills, and are additionallyelfiesaiions, tumtaining
Sarsaparilla in their composition, which isnot contain-
•ed in any other pills in existence. They are wad au=
femnt from other pills- in compcsltion, being TesA
vegetable, and can be employee at all times, shi t
any danger, and requiring no restraint - from eccurisitibp
or usual cofirse of living. •
Notwithstanding • Dr. Leidy never preterideer his
Blood Pills would cure all diseases, yet it is trot saying
too much of them. from the inryemsrabie euresperfurr
ed by them in every variety and form of disease (ster-
Wiest& of ninny of which bare beeri published 'from
persons of all denominations, physicians, elergYtlldq,
and others) that they seem to be almost universalitt
their effect; end persons using them fur whatever
mess or disease, may rest assured tharthey - willitertiend ,
more efficacious than any other pills in existence!. :
From the known reputation or Dr...Laidykr , Bloo4 •
Pill, it is necessary to remind the public where they
can at all times procure the genuine, nsitis atasmpted
to impose , other pills, celled the 'Blood Pilli r *lt (be
public on the reputation of Dr. Leidy's. r4-IneparL
ticularanausk for Dr. Leidy's Santaparillaßlood
and see that the name of N. B. Leidy is cOntidned
two sides of each box, (the boxes being of paper, and
oblong, sqnareshape, surrounded by a yetloarand Waite •
label.
PRICE-25 cents a Box.
Pmpats....d only, and sold wholesale and refs% at
Leidy's Health Emporium, 191 Norih Seconditieet,
Mow Viao, Philadelphia, and by B. A. PANA
STOCK 4. CO., corner of ,Vood and Sixth street*,
Agents fol.-Pittsburgh.
Regular Morning PacitetbrSeaver.-
E s, Nat e running and Well known/
r
C L E LAND,
Sneer flastrintc, Master, wlll'dereart daily from Pitts
burgh al 9 o'clock, A. Al„ and Beaver it 1 o'clock P.
For freight or pass.rge. apply on board. or-to
BIRMING ; 11.1M &A.M.
No 60 Wateiiatiiet j-
N. B.—The redo lar canal pan to Clevelatit424l
Greenville and Meadville Pa.; and Itlataillon'cla
Ohio eanai, connecting with steamer Cleveland. si,itea
ver.vvill he in operation immediately on opening of saw
Igntion. mar !6•-it
WARRANTED GENVINE..—Dr. William
Evans's Camomile Pills; .
Cartvincsgss.—Letter,from the Don. Able's' M'Clel
lan,Sullivan County, East Tennessee, ItlemberofCongress
WASEISHOTOX, l ofy 3d._1838.
Sir—Since I have been In this city I have used softie of
your Dyspeptic medicine with Infinite benefit and satis
faction, and believe it to bee mast vatuable remedy. Otte
of my eonstituents, Dr. A. Carden, of Canipbell count.%
Tennessee. wrote to me to send him some. - whieh I did
and ho basemployed it very successfully in his practice
and says It is invaluabfe. Mr. Johnson, pint ogee! at
this place, thinks you would probably like an agent In
Tennessee. if so, I would recommend Dr. A Carded,
as
a proper person to officiate for the salligof your celebrated
medicine. Should you commission him he la willing
act for you. You cart sentitim tnedicinety NOOK toJb.
care of Hobert King 4- dons, Knoxville eciauty, _Taman--.
see, or by land to Graham 4- Houston, Tomei!, East ,
Ten [lessee. I have no doubt hut if yon had,steels la
several counties in East Tennessee, a great dealer mall:
elite would be sold. I "am *obit to takenitime oTltlioeti►
for my own use. and that of my friends. andabotrld Mai
to hear from -you whether you would Ilk. an agent-eV
Bluntville.Sulilvan County. East Temtessem can get• :
some of the merchants to act for you as (lire near there,-
Years respectfully..:
ABRAHAM
M I CLELLAN, of Teasels's. -
For sale Whoteis le and Eciall. by -
- N. E. SELLERS, Afttnt v
No 20„: Wood street, baJowKemind.
LI A Rel FOR SALE..—The undersigned oBbrs for sate
his farm, lying in Ross Township 4g intitarfitam the
Chy of Pittsburgh. canialifing 114 acme eflami wiitik
80 are cleared and under hoes, trt m 10 20 gni% oft
meadow, 2 good Orchards of Apptsw, a few Poach end '
Cherry Imo—the improvettienta are A tarp llama bowie ,
containing 10 mums ivellfurnished,ealcadated for a Ta.
vern a: private Dwelling, a frame Barn 28 by 60,,stonst•
harement„ stabling, sheds tad other out konaralleit
able fora tenni . nelill--2 goad Gardens surrounded atilt
currant bushes. and a well of excellent water, with ar
pump In . at the front dtior. In relation to thePittsherglt
and Allegheny market, there Is no place now offered lac
sale with more laducement le those wishing to paretiliar
near Pittsburgh, the terms will be made moderate. *r
art her part icularsa pplp to thenroprietor at his Okrtitts,
Store, Liberty street corner o: Virgin Alley.
LAWRENCE
N B lent sold beforsthe lstof Ocicitier next,ta wtlP
be divided into 10 and 20 acre 104 manic Pareficacis•
ten 10 •
Ready made Coffin Waretionaela
Astra St , tittsrafrins tAs U. S. 4414.
_
H WIC Tuovizi,o, UNDERTAICEIZ,' . 0 .
"LT7 01i.Ytafurmstrpublicthtim
~ 37edhigreadyneeec a re.
melee to the imildlas recently !accepted try 1k
It . . G. Berford, directly opeoeite the old a/04
where be la ail* prepared to attend Prtleallti/
to any orders bible, and by strict attaidlea ...
to all the detail's of 'lmbuement:Wan Illtdertatier
he hopes to merit public - confidence! He will be prepare"
at ALLIIOURA to provide Hearses, Bleck C — beret tat
every requisite on the most liberal terms. Celts frontline(
ceestry will be promptly attended to. ..
Ms residence is in the same bedding with • waver, -
house, where Nora who seed his earviCeseam
ataxy time. eireasiscsa: -
w. W. IBM'S/. AWL. AM, ISLACIC.D. //. ,
SUDISIIIIIIILL . *IV. Rosiarssoca,a.s;
JUDOS PATTON, SLIM 8A511C157..W1L1441111...
W. rt. lll'c co az , asv. Joanna miauf.,
ISAAC masts. LIN. :rats le: meets,
10 Ray. 2. .P. swum. -'
10,114E2 cured by the tan of Dr. liarlich's Ormapirela.
Strengthening and Outman Aperient PUIs . -
Dr.liarlich—Dear Sir—Shortly after 1 tensilha.
Agency from you for the ale of .year
formed an acquaintance with a lady, of DO phpry mitto ,
wae severely amleted with the Files. For elotri
years this lady was subject to frequent patnattattarka s
and her physician considered ber case so.comrdicatral.
that Dever} seldom prescribed medicine fortrar. 4 1 . 1!*
my Denmagine. sheen ease Aced ulna yone f Pic .an d
Perfw" , re‘ Tows, JAMES R.KIR
October 3. 1840. Charebppers
trOilke and 'Genarai tiepin, No. 19.111kNallifskri"
cruet
and
And by gannet Fiter.*B l / 1 1jerice
jAbeity and W4lOl scum, pittabarsh. -sap