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' ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
00.ce'ois Fourth it, between Smithfield and Grant.
mar 14-dtf
Charles rd Says,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
lOMMISSIONER to take the Nonfood acknarrl.
it
'txlgement of Deedi, Leases; Contracts. DeFaisi
' dons or other writings, to he tecorded or used in the
`'state , of, Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee.
'Office NOIO, Stuart's Buildings, Fourth street.
matte.
Attorney, Counselloi & Notary.
JAMES S. CRAFT.
PrITSBIIRGR,PA.
, AVING t esigntd the office of Secretary P. Nay.
1.1. end Sire Ins. Co., will attend aractaLia to
Collectiani and. business connected with Navigation,
Insurance, Accoints and Real Estate.
' business hours 9,.A. M. to 9 P. M.
019 Ce, Nu 1 Steart's Buildings, (No 80 Fourth st,)
ais . erind anise Ea 4.401. Wood street. Feb 34
EDMUND SNOWDEN,
< • A ,
T.TO'RNEY AT LAW,
OFFICyio the tinilding on the North East corner
of tow* and Smithfield streets.
novll-11
P. 0, SHANNON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Greansburgh, Westmoteland County, Pa.,—Wili
practice in the 'Westmoreland, Indiana and Cambria
Cmurts. ly.
WK. IrMAHON 13. !KAMM.
DieNULEION & SE&NOU,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
neFICE Fifth street,in Barr's new building, be.
tween Wooil and Smithfield streets.
0ct29.1y.
WM. O'HARA ROBINSON,
(LATE U. S. ATTORNEY,)
HAS .removed his Office to No. 8 St. Clair street.
--sept4 -
EDWIN G. WILSON,
. .
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
-• 'Franklin. Venango County, Penna.,
WLL attend promptly ° all business entrusted
to his care—collections made in Warren,
Clarion and-JefTerson Counties.
J. A. Srocirrom, & Co,
MORFFIY. WILSON, &Co.. IPittsburgh
Joule Btocert.
11011. JAILS Franklin
- Hos. ALE% NITALIIOIS%.
litessAVlcson, Steubenyille,Ohio.
jab , 23-Iy.
- 1 04 ORLANDO LOOMIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office, Fourth street, above Smithfield.
July 1-I,y.
MALGIZAW & DIMNIGEIT,
• ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HAVE' removed their o ffi ce to the Nem Court
'House, in theroom over the Sheriff 'soffice.
np 17—tf.
Law Notice.
• AND REW BURKE,
4-F ICE removed to Smithfield street, between
4th streetand Diamond Alley, opposite Mr Geo
Weyman's Tobacco Menefee o . ap 16
;- - - Lam Notice.
OWB CALLA:Ii hasremoved to the chambers
' occupied' by Alderman McMasters on Fifth st.
between Wood and Smithfield. ap 18
I'''. I • I
. . REMOVAL.
G. L. Robinson & R.
ITBrid o,
iTiShTsTLA4,
tIE - r iod street,teir4c6t)rant •
S
ionisanefvnsttthsreet, towards the
Court House..
M'Conveyancingand other instrumentsof writing
legally and promptlyezenuted. , sp2l
• IWCANDLESS & M'CLURE,
Attornerys and Counsellors at Law,
Office on 'Fourth street, opposite R & R H Patter
son's Livery Stable, Pittsburgh. sep 10
Wm. Z. Austin, Attorney at Law,
' ...Pittsburgh Pa. Office on 9th street, between Wood and
Smithfield.
larWiLusit E. AUSTIN', Esq., will give his atten
tion to my unfinished business ' and I recommend him
tathe 'patronage of my friends.
Sep 10—y WALTER FORWARD.
Shaer & Simpson, Attorneys at Law,
Office at the building formerly occapiedby the Uni
ted•Staies bank, 4th' ezeet, between Marketand Wood
-41 streets.
CtiAßLis SHALES, ZDWARD S m2l
IBIP5orl.
s; Seidel:, Attorney at Law,
Office on Fourth street, between Wood end Smithfield.
ItarConveyancing and ether instruments of Wri
ting legally and promptly executed.
'rear 21-tf • •
S. R. B. ATZRLING.
HAMILTON & svinzuNa,
Attorneys at Law, -
rt FFICE,North side of Fifth street, between Wood
qpd Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. •
N. 13. Collections Made on reasonable terms.
dee
U. Morrow', Alderman,
office north side of Fifth street, between Wood and
fintithfrebi, Pittsburgh. s4splo-tf
DU. GEO. FELIX,
Hremoved a short distance above his former
on Smithfield street, near Seventh, east
• side. jan 7
Dr. George Watt,
,
Offme, No. ,77, Smithfield street, near Sixth,
sag 21. PITTSBURGH
a D. SELLERS, M. D.,
.
101E14OVED to Penn linnet, between Irwin and
Handstreeti. five dome below- Handstreet.
ap 15
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PUBLISHED DAILY, BY BIGLER, SARGENTR & BIGLER, AT, THE NORTH WEST CORNER OF . WOOD AND. FIFTH STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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=GU /LEITERS,
'SURGEON DENTIST.
_lll3 LTherty 'greet.
A few doors below St Clair st., Pittsburgh
op 284 y..
Wm. Ai Ward, Dentist,
Has removed to the place of his foi mar residence, ic
Penn street, two doors below Irwin• ap 18
Dlt: a7ikO.•FELIX,
'PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Office ou Stnithfieldotear Seventh street.
iulv 26. 1845-tf
Donternsinielracrneali, _
Office on Smithfield street, three doom from Sixth
s treet, Pittsburgh.. dec 10.—y
GEORGE COCUUAN,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
NO. 26 WOOD-STA:BET,.
PITTSBURGH.
nov27 •
; L.wazace.Rwri,
LUMBER MERCHANT,
, Office on Pail Soled,
BETWEEN IRWIN St HAND STREETS,
Pittsburgh, Pa•
litr All Commission, will be promptly attended to
mor4 - -
- _
N. nOLNUEIS & SON,
BANKERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign an Doi:gestic Mils of Exchange.
CESTIMATES of deposit Bank notes and Spe
cie. Dmftsand notes collected,and remittances
made to any part of the United - States.
jan 7-1 y No. 55 Marker Street.
B. T. irERETT.
•
STEUETT & CO.,
inoksale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Wines and Liquors,
- -
No. 18 Marko street, ono door atioTe Front,
PITTSBURGH PA
James Park, Jr. & Co.
VWOLESALE Grocers; Importers of Tin Plate
and Queensware. and deniers in Copper and
Pittsburgh inanufdctured articles Nns. 112 and 114
Second st..betweon Wood and articles,
streets...
janl4-novl4
OEOROZ 000g$. itiltlF.L iIIgoWDIN•
OGDEN & SNOWDEN,
SUCCESSORS TO AVERY, OGDEN & CO.,
WHOLESALE di RETAIL DRUGGISTS
AND Maniiracturera of Wiiite Lead, Red Lead,
and Letldlrge,corner of Wood and Second eta.,
l'ittaborgh:ra. nor 13-ly
Alderman's Office, PM Ward.
IOH N A PARKINSON. Alderman Fifth Ward.
Penn sireet, between Walnut and O'Hara streets.
where he may be found at all times. Those having
Houses or other property to sell or rent, can have the
same punctually attended to; debts collected, and all
the duties of an Alderman will receive prompt or
teration. net 27-Alv
Alderman's Office.
THE undersigned begs leave to say to his friends
and the public generally, that he ha, removed
his office to Penn street, near the canal Badge, appe
tite the aka Sfates-H otel.
actl6 JAMES BLAKF.LY.
HENRI LAMBERT AHIPTUN•
LAMBERT &SHIPTON,
WIIOLKSALE GlrOC-ERS•
FORWAILDING AND COMMISSION DIERCIILIITS
Dealers in
Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures.
Nos 133 and 135 %Vow! street.
Feb 2 PITVIDURGH, P t.
J. G. IN lINTZ.
DEALER IN DRY GOODS,
No, 114, Market street, near Liberty
july 1-ly PITTSBURGH, PA
JOHN SCOTT & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission mer
chants,
No 7, Commercial Row, Liberty street,
al9-iy Pittsburgh.
JOHN NeDEVIrr. JAMES IeOLVITT.
J. & J. DrDEIVITT,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Dealers in Produce and Pittsburgh manufactures
;snerally, No. 224, Liberty, opposite 7 tb Street, Pitts
;mei. Pn. ap 28.1 y
Brownsville Juniata Iron Works,
E'dmard Hughes, Manufacturer of Iron and Nails
Warehouse, Smithfield above Fourth street.
sep 10—y '
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Booksellers, Printers and Paper Makers,
No. 44, Marketstreet. sep 10
MARTIN LYTLE,
FAMILY GROCER,
SMITHFIELD STREET,
Next-door to the Fifth Presbyterian Church.
june 6.
.NE111713008 STORM.,
BOSWORTH & FORRESTER,
No. 43, Market ogreet,next door to Third street,
ARE just opening a new and exiensive assortment
of Books and Stationery, which they will sell,
wholesaleand retail at the lowest prices. 0p25
James Patterson, Jr,
Corner of let and Ferry streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
manufacturer of locks, hinges and belts; tobacco,
ful
ler, mill and timber screws; housen screws for rolling
mills. &c. sett lft—y
John DTOloolury, Tailor and Clothier,
talmtystreet, between Sixth street and Virgin alley,
South side. sep 10
Charles IL Hay,
WHOLESALE and Retail Bookseller, Paper
Dealer, Stationer and Bookbinder, corner of
Wood and Third streets. Sept IS
GEORGE ErbTSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 14, Main straw%
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Refer at Pittsburgh to
Win. Lippencott & Son, and John Grier.
nov 20.6m'
FLINT GLASS ESTABLISHMENT
P. MULTAPT,
MVLYAIITY & LEDLIE,
MAIibIACTORL ♦ND KEEP . CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Cut, Moulded and Plain
FLINT, GLASSWARE,
tE ALL'IT3 VAIIIIITILS, AT THEIR WARICHHUSE,
Corner of Market . and Water Streets,
'PITTSBURGH.
lICT Our Works continue in full operation, and ars
are constantly adding to our stock, which enables us
to fill orders with 'promptness.
'Purchasers 'are respectfully solicited to 'call and
examine prices and terms. sepl6.ly
Paktigten'stiniivilled ,
MANUFACTURED and sold wholesale and retail,
SIXTH ST El, one door below Smithfield.
nct2l—ly.
Removal.
ABEELEN has removed his Commission and
Forwarding Business from the Canal Basin to
hii new Warehouse, on Third street. nearly opposite
the Post Office. pay 30.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF - WILD, CHERRY
THE IGREAT REMEDY TOR DIDEASCS Or
TIDE LUNGSAND BREAST !
TESTIMONIALS:
To Iva Puat.tc.-..,1n ac n ! Fiance with the prevail
ing custom and order tMow the
,virtues of this
medicine more 64, the feilearine certificates have
been selected; and is)). is not our wish to trifle with
the lives, or health - of 'those afflicted. we. Pledge our
selves to make no asseitioas, 'be '.FA LSE STATE.
M Eitrw! Of the efficacy4ior will we hold any hope to
suffering hemanity ;which' facts will not warrant. THE
PROOFS ARE. HERE GlVEN—and we solicit an
inquiry from the public into:ev.ery, case wo publish,
and feel twinned they• will find it .a medicine well de•
serving their patronage and confidence.
• 1371tEMARKABLE OU . RE3.„nI
Of allthe ,cures that have yet been recorded, there
are none equal to those mentioned below,
which plainly shows the curability •
of Oonrum ption, even in
• some of its worst
forms !!!!
Ara. "GOULD, or another proof added 1;!
THE CORES TERFORMED BY WISTAR's RALAIH Olt
WILD CHERRY, ARE ASTONISHING THE WORLD.
Boaros, Bspt, 10,1845.
TOITHESICK AND AFFLICTED
,
Dear Sir:--1' take pleasure in communicating
throughloa. to all whom it may concern, and the pub.
lic generality, the astonishing effect your 'truly won
derful medicine has had upon me. I hnvemot.enjoy.
perfect hedlth for four or five years. Physicians told
me my livOr was 'diseased,—and that I might some
day, die with Consumption. Last September, 1841,
I took a slight cold, which produced a hacking nought
this continued until February, 1845, when 1 added
another cold; my cough increased, I soon lost my ap
petite, end my strength felled; fur six weeks I could
not lie upon one Side; I sweat very much at nights,
paged considerable blond doting the winter and could
net speak n loud word for two weeks. Whiten these
bad symptoms, 1 had very severe pains in my aide, and
between m'y shoulderOceperal debility followed. I
was confined tO my:rtrtl , attnut eight weeks. I had
buried a siioar and bm h died with Consump
tion. 1 eipecteii ta die itirmy friends also des.
paired of ;my life:. At this time, en uncle, who had
been benefited himself, advised me to take Dr Wistar.s;
Balsam of Wild Cherry. I accordingly procured a
bottle, took ir, and felt some better; obtained another,
and a third: then l ceased to bleed, and my cough was
beuer, but my disease was so deeply rooted, I was
obliged to Continuo taking the Balsam, until 1 bad to
ken seven, bottles. i can honestly end truly say, I
believe Dr Yister's Balsam cf Wild Cherry saved sn)
life • MRS. MARY B. GOULD.
tacos NrEATEB
We are personally acquainted with Mrs Gould,—
assisted in' taking care of her during her sickness.—
believe, and know the statement to hems._
. _ .
MRS. P. C. PRC•CoT;
MRL S. A. B•CHCLn6R,
No. 1, Commercial st
Boston, Fllass , Sept 12, 1895.
ANOTHER VOICE FROM MAINE.
WOOLSOROUGH, Me., July 30, 1845
Dear Sir,—Having experienced great benefit from
your invalnable medicine. I, fed it my duty and privi
lege to let: the world know what it has done for me.
P , ed 'of a thong crofmitution naturally, I had en
joyed perfect health previous to the spring of 1843.
when I was troubled with a difficuly in my left side,
attended with considerable pain. Sometime in July,
,I was violently mulcted wtth a cough, which continued
untilfall; r hen 1 woo confinerrio the Minim eight months
during which time my cough was very severe- I fre
quently bed spells of coughing which lasted two hours,
—daily raised large quantities of disagreeable matte!,
accompanied with blood; sometimes I raised a quart of
blood at a time. I consulted three physician*, all of
whom done their best to restore um—gave me up,—
said they could do no more for me.—l must die,—it
was impossible for me to live but a short time; one of
them said my lungs were gone. At this critical mo
ment, whe'n emmincnt physicians bed exsusted their
skill, friends divoirerl of my lira, my own hope of re
covet y at an end, I resorted to Dr. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry; when I had taken one nod a halfbottles,
those severe spells ofcoughing were removed Icon
tinned taking the Balsam until 'piing, ( April, 1844.)
when I ceased to bleed at the lungs, my health and
strength improvNl an that I left the house, but was
not able to work fern year. Now my health is good;
I am able to do a day's work every ,lay on my farm
JAMES COMEItY.
Witness: TE.1031A3 BRASILE.
ISP Those who Counterfeit a goal medicine for
the purpose of adding a few dollars to their pockets,
aro far worse than the manufacturers of spurious coin.
For while the latter only robs us of our property,
the former take property end health and life away.—
Dr. WISTAR . 4 Balsam of Wild Cherry is admitted
by thousands ofdisi tacit:sled witnesses, to have effect.
ed the mobs extraordinary cures in cares of a pulmo
nary and asthmatic character over before recorded in
the history of medicine.
The young, and beautiful, the gond, all speak forth
its praise. It is now the favolite medicine in the
most intelligent families of our country.
Such a high stand in public estimation has been a
chieved by its own merits alone. And so long an a
discerning, piddlc are careful to get Ill'isgar's Bal
sautof Cherry, and refuse with scorn counter
feits, and every other article preferred to them as a
substitute, so long will cures—positive cures—cheer
the fireside of a depairing family.
igrThe true and genuine "Winter's Balsam of
Wild Cherry" is sold at established agencies in all
parts of the United States.
WISTAR'S 'BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
that not only relieves but cures!
eW7l —. Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles fur $5.
For sale at Cincinnati only by . .
SANDFORD & PARK
OrSold in Pittsburgh by
L. WILCOX, Jr.,
SOUSII43IIIIt cor. of Market it, and the Diamond
janl4
ALLEN KRAMER Exchange Broker, corner
of Wood and Third streets. Gold, Silver,
and Solvent Bank notes, bought and sold. Sight
cheeks on the Eastern cities, for sale. Drafts, notes
andbills,collented.
JAMES E. LEDLIE
Alex. Bronson&Co.
John H Brown&Co. Philadelphia.
, James M'Caridless. Cincinnati 3 O. ,
J. R. AVDonald. St. Louis, Mo.
W. H. Pope, Esq., Pres't Bank Ky. ) Louisville.
THAT the Franklin House, foot of Irwin street,
l'ittaburh, by ft B DIIIOND is the most eligble
establishnient for transient travellers or those who may
wish a longer residence in the city, his accomodatione
are excellent. We know from experience and heartily
recommend his house as worthy of patronage.
Hugh Kirkland, Freeport.
Wm Connelly, Franklin.
Bengamin J Niblock, Boiler.
H H Webb, Cochranton.
Jno Hamilton, Ohio.
John Kelley, New York.
11;1;IP Borders accommodated by the day or week,
mouth or yearly. oat lb
I'ITT6BURG.III. THURSDAY, APRIL 9 1846.
COUNTERFEITS.
I=l
Wm. Dell & Co.,
John D. Davis,
F. Lorenzo,
J. Painter & Co.,
Joseph Woodwell,
James May,
Pi tuihuz g h, Pa.
Take particular Notice.
.MWM
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JAMES BOWEiBiI &
HAVE the ploaiiireto announbe to their friends
that they agaih eatirki ,- their old stand at No.
83, W-ood street, here they bait' opened tin- eaten
live
rapi... PAPER WAREHOUSE;
And will have constantly on hand =extensive
ebioit
ment.of Satin-glazed and plain PAPER HANG.
I NGS, Velvet and Imitation Borders,isf the .Inteststyler
and most handsome patterns for, papering hallt, Thu%
tors and chambers.
They manufar,ture, tus4 have on hand at all Udine,
Printing, Writing, Letter', WraPPing and Tea Paper.
Bonnet and Fuller's oards—all Of which they offer
for sale on the most.accommodating, terms., and to
which they invite. the Emendate of merchants and
others.
ALSO—Blank Books of all kinds and the-beat qual
ity, Salami. Books, Stn. %Wrap on hand and for sale
as above. . . aug
By R. Dnesett, Penn street, Pittsburgh, Penna.
BOARDING and Lodgingby the day or week on
the most reasonable terms. Strangers will find
it to their advantage to pairodie him. Persons tray.
ding east or west, will find his house a convenient lo
cation—it is within one hundred yards of the Canal
Basin, and convenient io LIM Forwarding Homes.
EV" Every information given to two Manufac
turd,. in all branches of the business.
W'Home Brewed Ale con at all times be had at
thebnr. n0w19.11,
CONCUINIPTIION
DR. SWAYMS4
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
The Original and genuine Prepration!
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint,
spi tt i ng Mood, Difficultf of Breathing, Pain in the
Side end Breast, Palpitation of the Heart,
Influenza, Croup, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat, Nereous
and all diseascsof the Throat,
Breast and Lungs; the
most efiiisteal and
s poetry Mire
everkeown
for toy
I • Tit
the aboviAiseases
to
De. sIMAY'NIVII
Compound Wyrup,of WIId Chomy.
THIS "Celebrated Renteriy" has now, by its in
trinsic virtues, acquired a celebrity which can
never be shaken by the many quack.Nostromi" with
which the country abounds. The public are fast
intoning that this is the oidhemedy that can be relied
upon in the speedy and per4anent cure of all diseases
of the Lungs. It is literally sweeping Consumption
from the land; wherever itis introduced that disease
dwindles into insignificance. The public hare 'hum.
bugged' long enough. aminow resort to a medicine
which the testimony of the most eminent physicians in
the land has placed beyond the reach of criticism,—
In requites co bolstering up., by publishing columns of
forged certificates—but it fa enough to let the public
know where it can be obtained. and one trial will con.
vince all, of its great efficacy in curing those distres
sing diseases above namedi which have baffled the
skill of the most learned imetitioners fur ages here
tofore.
Dr. Swayiee's eotnpowa
,Syrup of Wild Cherry
was the first preparation Cristo that valuable tree which
was ever introduced to dieViblie, and amide proof
is afforded of its success Wiluichinttybeing-floorlori
with " Balsam." "Candies." and "Mixtures" of Wild
Cherry, not one of which is prepared by a regular
physician. although they have assumed the names of
respectable physicians to give currency to their "Nos
trums" Therefore, the public should be on their
guard, and not have a worthless mixture palmed upon
them fur the original and genuine preparation, which
is only prepared by Dr. WAYNE. N W. corner of
Eighth and Mire streets, Philadelphia.
Consumpliers. or those whose Lungs are affected
slightly. should take this Syrup without delay, by
which they may prevent the fixing of that dire disease
fully and firmly. How important, then, to avoid it.—
Never liven day with a cough when this Syrup can be
had, and you are nearly certain. with proper care, to
avoid destruction by Consumption.
. _
Dr Smayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
is a compound of Vegetable Remeilies; it is called
• Wild Cherry," because that article is the basis of
the Preparation. It is an combined with other ingre
dients, that the uttttost efficjency is given to its good
qualities, as a supporter and preserver of the powers
and functions of life, it has no equal.
Remember, all preparations purporting to contain
ILD Cur ßa I, are fictitious and counterfeit, except
tint bearing the written signature of Da. SwatN L.
Great care should be observed in purchasing of :he
authorized agents. The onlyagcnts in Pittsburgh for
the sale of the g enuine medicine are, %Vtn. Thorn, 59
Market st.; Ogen & Snowden, cornet of Wood and
2d sts.—and 8. Junes, 180 Liberty st., where it can
be obtained genuine, wholesale and retail, at proprie
tot's prices. Sold by John Mitchell, Allegheny city;
E. 13. Hinman, Cincinnati; Dr. Megoifin, Mercer; J.
H. Burton & Co. Erie; J. S. Morris & Co., Louisville;
Dr. E. Easterly &Co., St. Louis; Andrew Oliver ,&
Co., New Orleans, and by regularly appointed agents
in nearly all the principal towns in the United States.
Country storekeepers will find it to their ad.
vantage to have a supply of this popular family medi
cine. inn 29-1 y
Phansix Safes' and Vaults.
THE undersigned invite attention to the follow
ing certificate:
The under signed having been requested by Messrs.
Constable & Strickler, to be present and ouperintend
a trot, by fire, of one of their recently invented Plum
nix Fire Proof safes, and deeming the subject one of
very great public importance, hsve carefully am utinized
theprogress of a test, to which one of suid chests was
subjected. The chest-was supported at each corner,
at an elevation of 10 to 12 inches from the ground a
fire of Bituminous coal end fire was made over and
around and kept actively burning 54 consecutive
hours. T-lne fuel consumed was about 80 bushels of
coal, ancOone cord of wood; the heat all the while be
ing quite intense, and in the opinion of the undersign.
ed much greater thane safe is likely to sustain in any
ordinary house burning.
-40 n the removal of thefire, at their request the chest
was opened, and greatly to the astonishment of the
undersigned and the large number of citsens present.
a Blank Book with Sundry Bank nctes within its
folds; a piece of Dry pine Wood and the inner lining
of the safe, which is of Wood, were found warm in
deed, but not in the Slightest degree charred or inju
red, some manuscript on the Book as legible as be•
fore the test. The undersigned are or anlmous in the
conviction that a fire proof chest Is practicable; and
that the ingenious and enterprising manufacturers,
whose efforts for some months past in producing this
desideratum have proved so entirely successful, de
serve the public confidence and patronage.
JOHN ANDERSON,
L. IL LIVINGSTON
JOSIAH KING,
WARRICK MARTIN,
EDWARD HEAZELTON,
JAMES. PARK, Jr.
Ir. the character of the above named gentlemen, the
public have a guarantee against deception, in the test
which was made of our Phosnis Safes, and we there.
fore feel the utmost confidence in recommending them
as a reliable protection against fire, under any ordina
ry circumstance. We would assure those interested,
that there is no wood about these Safes, but what is
necessarily connected with the shelves and drawers.
We make Vault Doors in the same manner and op.
on the same plan. One of these can be seen at, Reese
C. Townsend & Co's now building.
For the workmanship of.our Vaults, they can be
seen at the fallowing places: Lyob, Shorb & Co.,
Chureh & Carothers', Wm. Lorimer, King & Holmes
J. D. Davis, P. M'Cormick, and W. Martin.
lerManufactory on 2d street, between Wood and
Smithfield. CONSTABLE & STRICKLER,
Pittsburgh, October 15, 1845 6m. .
~"~'"4=
FIMNIE
•
- '; _
Canal Boat licrase.
CERTIFICATE
;',:.;'•it. 5 7 . .,:i_'.....i.:'-,.: . ;.,':' . :...::,,- - .' 4-4 ' .. ' 1.. .
Last Winter Sesatanr-Dinclng School..
.111/FADAAI.g, P.I.,AIQTJ'S last session for tberpres.
ILL
eat winter, will commence on Friday afternoon,
February 13th, at 3 o'clock , P. - M., at her Boom, in
the Lafayette Assembly buildings.
is announcing the, re-organizatilm of her. clesses
fur. the last Whawr season, Madame 8., hopes' it will.
not be zuf-of place to convey to her kind patrons her'
grateful acknowledgment of theliberal>supportthey
have hitherto extended to her. She cannot but feel:
highly flattered at the evidence they adduced elf their!
eminent appreciation of hek services, as a Teacher.'
the crowded state of her Classes, and she feels con-,
&dent the simple. announcement of the re-organisa
tion of her classes will be seffieient .to secure to her!
a continuance of, heir levant. • '! }
iri order to give that eclat to the Exinnination i
.the ptoposes et.in g her vrinter _inborn with,
and which the , presence of all her pupils can; only
secure, the offers the fellewing inducements to her
patrons, in the redaction of her terms to $6 each, to
those pupils who bate attended the tw a previOus ses-,
sions.
.LA. FAYETTIff, ASSEMBLY: BOOMS are situ ,
to on Fourth street, two dos; s from the Hay-Scaler.-- 2 ,
Madame B. will rent the (these named rooms for pub.,
lie
and private supper parties, Concerts , ;; Soiree .&c., &c.
Tho above rooms are finished and fitted tip in the,
moat novel; elegant and approved style, with dressing
rooms. and every convenience for the accommodation
of visitors, and are now open for inspection.
Important to Gentlanieni
At the solichntion of several gentlenten, Madame
B. will open evening , classes, for lustruetion in thd
Polka, Polka Qtmdrilles.dr,e•
Hours of tuition--Mondsy, Wednesday dna Fri
duy evenings of each week,!from 7 to 9 P M.
Her subscription list is snow open for subicribers
at her moms on Fourth at, near Wood.
feb 21 if
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORES,
A om
SPRING AND AXLE PACTORY4'
Corner Ross and Front streets: •
THE undbrsigned having completeditheir machi-
JL
very fur rolling Steeliand Iron, are prepared to
manufacture and furnish Spring and . A B
ZPI Slab Steel fur Pmiria Plough's, Hoeand Ser. Steel,
Plates rolled and hammered, hay unit manure forks,
Sthel. and Cortiuge Spring i and Hammered Iron Aot
let, and are prepared to do all kindcof Job
and Forging. They also keep on hand Carriage Hord ,
ware and Trimmings of every description.
NB. The highest price paid in cash for Iron and
Steel Scraps. JONES &QUIGG.
fel) 20-42 m.
UNION ROTEL.
IN connection with my son, A. KLEBER, I have atilt
day, opened my Hnuse in Virgin Alloy, emir Wood
street, where those wishing the chomestrefreshtneats
that are furnished by well conducted Coffee 'Houses,
can always be accommodated.
Etenstve Stabling for Rent.
feb 7.tf HENRY KLESER,; San.
RUIICILt .10Z. LEL LP 6 ) 523
SILVER PLATIIG
MANUFACTORY,
Corner of Market strict and the Diamond
THE subscriber has located permanently In Pitt. -
burgh, for the mannfieturo Alla sale dell kinds
of Saddlery, Carribgeand Harness Trimmints, siivet
plated, bmss, japanned ortinned, in setts, or separate,
to order, of any pattern. end to keep a complete es•
sortment. Also, buys end 'Olson commission.. The
articles made and on hand are the Mowing:
Bridle Bits end Stirrups, Backlights,
Tenetts and Hooks, *Avoiding & Whip Sock-
Buckles end Rings, ets,
Iron and Wood Hems, House Trimmings,
Stanhope Trees & Pods, Door Plates,
Door Locks,
Pad Frames,
Saddletrees, Bell Pulls,
Bands for Wheels, Number Plates.
Body and Dash Handles Trunk Plates, Silver,
Dash Irons, part flamed. I Brass or curoptishion.
Coach Door Handles, I.
Those persons having Brags Trimmings 6n theit
Doors can havo them taken off and put on, and mod
erate charge for plate only.,
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-
4 Apprentices;
1 good Silverplater on house work, to act ns fore
man;
1 good Blacksmith, to make from Hems and Han
dles;
orla
I Wood Hern•mnker, person to contract for
a quantity or various L i nda;
1 Brass Finisher and Founder,
1 Filer, 1 good Lathe;
1 Coach Lump-maker;
1 Bridle Bitt and Stirrup Fluter;
1 Drop Stamp and Screw Press;
6 or 8 second hand ViceS. weight not to exceed 30
pounds-
Merchants or others having broken setts or odd ai
tides, can sell out or procure deficient pieces to MI
up their assortments.
GEORGE THARP,
i Silver Karr.
Fifth Ward Livery Stable. ' '
THE subscriber, having bought out'the well
•trit ) 1 known Livery Stable kept by C B Doty, in
the t.itth Ward, respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that he will keept at all times., a
stock °fill° best description of Riding Horses, Bug
gies, Csniages of all kinds, and in abort, every thing
required in his line of business.
A considerable portion of his stock is nevrond he
is confident that no stock in the city will be ; superior
to his.
HIS TERMS WILL BE.. MODERATE.
His Stable is on Liberty at., a few dores above the
Canal Bridge, where he respectfully eoliths &share of
public patronage. CHARLES COLEMAN.
larHe is also provided, with an elegant Hearse,
which will be furnished when required. rict2stf
WM. COLEMAN, JOllll7. /ESP INGi, JAS. W. RLILMAN.
COLEMAN, MAILMAN & CO.,
Mantrfacturere of Carriage Springs 4. Aiies. A B.
• Pt D
Spring sieel& dealers in Coach Trinuniags
Of every description, manufactory on ST.,CLAIR
ST. Warehouse, 43 WOOD STREET, olipotiii it St
Chutes Hotel. .jan23
L. 0. REYNOLDS. J. L. siimr.
REYNOLDS & SUER':
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
For the Alleghely River Trade.
DUL= IN
GROCERIES,, PRODUCE.
-PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES,
Chloride of Lime and Paper.
• The highest price in cash paid at ail times for noun.
try rags, baling rope, and coition Waste, corner of
l'enn and Irwin its, Pittsburgh, Pa.
jan3O•tjyl4.
co -Partnership.
WILLIAM COLEMAN. having, on the first day
of January, lost, associated with him Jas. W.
Heilman and John F Jennings, under the Mane and
style of Coleman, Heilman lc Co. will now ,have ic•
creased facilties for manufacturing Steel Springs, ham
mered Axes, Americnn Blister and Spring Steel, &c,
to which the attention of dealers is respectfully solid.
ted, and hope by strict attention to hamlets, to merit
a continuance to the new firm, the favors so liberal be ,
stowed upon hint. Factory on St Clair street—ware
been 43 Wood street, opposite St Charles Hotel,
where can be found a good assortment of Springs, A ales
A El, and Spring - Steel, and Coach Trimmings of ev
ery description, together with Iron, Nails, end Pits
burgh manufactured articles. arThettighest pnce
paid fur Scrap Iron. jkn'.ll3
.
School Book and Paper Warehouse.
LIME 11.0011,10. Agent,.
•
Publisher,'Book-Seller an d Book43 . ind er . ,
vo. 89, WOOD STREET, P11166 - 060k. 1
KEEPS constantly on hand a general assortment of
all the School Books in common use, together
with the publication of the Presbyterian Board of Pair
lication, and other Miscellaneous 'Souk% including -
Bibles and Testamenis in great variety, from the folio
size to small pocket editions. '
Cap, Demy and Medium Blank'43ooks of my own
ma nufactu re; embracing Day Books, Journals; Ledgers
and Record Books, of the different sizes of
.paper,and
containing from two'to eiglu, quirea of piper..
Fiat Cup, pemy and Medium Writing Paper always
on hand.
,of auperior qualitY;;can• at short notice be
ruled to pattern and bound tq order.
' ALSO IN S.Toilt
-250 reams Cap Writing Paper, different, qualidea,
ruled and plain;
90 reams Quarto Pcst, ruled and plain, (some very
6ne); , •
300 MI Crown Rag and Straw Wrapping Paper,
150 " Medium " ft Is
Double Crown
80 " Medium Tea' !Wrapping, • dilliirent - dualities;
16 rrns_Folio Post Writing, different. qualitieui
10 grows Bonnet, Boards, drab white, and blue and
A wh ite hit °Clow ' priced Printing Paper, of the,
following sizes:
22 by 32 inches, 20& 4284 inches, 20 by 29 inches
10 by 24 inches, 21 by 28 inches, 21 by 24 inches; 1. 1 2
by 27 inches, ,
ConstantlY on hand (of A Ronzazson!s -friantiftte
tura) Printing Paper of the. following
Extra Supetfine and Heavy for Job Printing, 20 by
24 'lichen
News Printing; 22 by 42, 24 by 3427 incites; •
Sited, or printing Steamboat and other Bibs, 20 by
42 and and 22 by 25 inches,
Post Office and other Envelope 'Pam; dlerent
sizes; : 0 • •
All of Which will be sold at lowestprices ' at Wholes;
sale or retell,. for Cash,„ Paper Rags and Tanners's
Santos: • • - thar 7:
A. FULTON,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDEfI*
HAS rebuilt and commenced bitainese alibis OLD
STAND, No:70. between • Market and Ferry
sta. jwitete he will be pleasedra gee Ws old customer.;
.and Glenda.;
Church, gieambnat, and Bells of every size, from
10 to 10,000 pounds. cast from 'patterns of the mast
approved Models ; and warranted lobe dr ibe beit Ma
terials.
Mineral Water Pumps, Cdnfiteri.
together with every variety of Brags Ca:stings;if re
golfed, turned and finished in'the neatest manner.
lA. F. is the sole agent for Babbitt's Anti
Attraction MClal,so justly celebrated for the reduc
tion of friction in machinery.—The Boxea and Com
position can be hadvf him at all times. not 13 ty
EXTENSION OF PITTSBURGH.
Bare Chance for good InVestoleitts
TRE subscriber has laid out, and now offers fol.
; sale at reasonable prices and on accommodating
terms, One 'hundred and ten building Lots, on that
handsome level ground between Braddock street and
the Monongahela river. They are about one-third of
a mile front the city line, and are situated in that.part,
of the first city district which will probably soon be
annexed rothe city as the Seventh Wald. No pro
petty n the Sabo rbs possessessuperior advantanges, nor
has any heretofore been laid out with - so liberal an al
lowance of wide streets; Braddock is from one hun
dred and tWenty .to about one hundred and ninety feet
wide, e and Beelen, Commerce, ESistlit,coiumbus and
Water streets all wide avenues. .Mostol the lots have
Noo;fronts, and as they are of various sizes, and will
he sold, onelot, with the privilege of four or five; early
applicants can be accommodated to snit their own
views of, improvement. Persons who desire to build
or to make; secure invest me nts in property that is sure
to advance in value, and particularly those who intend
to erect manufactories, would do well to view these
Lots, and examine the draft, before purchasing else- .
where. The survey for the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road sari the Ina road survey by the State of Penn
sylvania were both made alongside of this property,
and it is genet-Idly considered that Braddack street,
or the ground immediately alongside of it, affords the
only eligible route for a Rail Road from Pittsburgh to
the East. pool can be delivered on thispropetty at a
much leas cost than on the Allegheny river, and there
is always deep water at this port of the river.
E. D. GAZZAH,
apg2s-11.1 Office Market between 3d & .4tb ate
si P: ILDEI LPfr a,
Umbrella & Parasol Manufactory,
1 No. 104 Market Street,
NEXT DOOR EAST OF THE OLD STAND,
El. RICHARDSON
Has withdrawn from the firm of IV.& \V. H. Rich
ardson, and commenced business on his own account
at No. 104 Market Street. between Third and Fonith,
wherehe hits for sale a full assortment of Umbrellus,
Parasols, P i arnsoletts and Shades, of the newest style
and best .tnaniiincture t at the lowest market paces.
Cottot Umbrellas, fair quality, 35 cents.
Silk I do. du. $1,50
Other Goods in proportion. You are respectfully
invited to 411 and see them. .
Philadelphia, Dec. 19, 1845-4 m.
GEORGE BAILEY,
.1:111.13ER, AND MANUFAMOIEB OF
Pumps and Hydrants.
lichsre auNrior to and cheaper than
any in the city.
!ate to call and examine for yotiselbet.
FOURTH wrazior.
:TWEEN SMITHFIELD dr.CHERRT ♦LEFT
13711ydianta and Pumps repaired. jant-ly
4 NEW HAT AND CAP STORE. ft
033 AS. 13. PAULSON,
(LAT6I OF TB FIRM OF .FM34.15011 & OILI4
"LT AVING opened his new store at
ii No. 73. Wood Street,
Next door to the corner of Fourth, is now manufactur
ing and recUiving from the' Eastern Cities a very, large
assortment of HATS and CAPS, of every
,descrip.
Lion, wrrranted to be made in the best manner, and
of the but materials. Otter,Seal, fine and common
Muskrat, Sealette, Hair-Seal, Plushand Glazed Caps'
Also, a fine assortment of Ladies' Furs, such as
Lynx, Fitch, Genet and Coney MUFFS AND TIP
PETS AND FOR TRIMMINGS, all of which he
offers for sale.at EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH,
both wholeka le and retail. , .
Country Merchants will please call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAS. H. PAULSON.
N. B. The Fall Fashion lor Hats and Caps manly
ed. sep27
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Proprietor.
MAE proprietor'begs leave to 'return hismostgrate•
fulthanks to his friends and the public for past
.
favors, and[hopes, by attention, to merit a continuation
of their patronage. The house is pleasantly situated
near the Eichange; it has accommodations for travel
ers, and a bsrge room for public meetings, dinner or
supper parties.
REFRESHMENTS
Always resdy.er prepared on the shortest notice, with
the choicest the market, will afford. Oysters and
Oyster Sot:It:also Fresh Shell Oysters, received eve
ry day during theseason. Thegreatesteare acs been
taken in the selection of wires and liquors. A varie
ty of newspapers are regularlyfiled in toe establish-
P. S. A Hot Lunch aervedur .3fery day at 11 , A. M
op 18,
=E=Mll=l=2
PRIICIE, TWO eglolB,
VICTOR
.GusTavus soiletittEs.
- escittria smelts ma,
7 1100KSELI,ERS StittlONrjtS,
so. 11 . &, WOOD DELoiV 21PT,1 7 1
• iiirr§o6llo44:PA:-.
AT COSTi -AT tOST":7
- rrlliEsubScriber, at the otMarltel and Third
1 streets, still continues the sale of. Dry Gerais, at
reduceC , prices, and is now, altering greater induce
ments to Purchasers. The remainder'ot our - Cleak.
ings, Alliances, Merinoes, Muslin de lainee, Calicoes,
Flannels, Linseys, Jeans, Cassinetts, Blankets,. and
Shawls. together With_ Many other geode. f'ie have
cenCluded to close 6fr nt .cast for a fati:da WYs., in ei
der to reduce our stock previous to Sprint. - Parcha.
sere will find this . a rare oppartimity or.' obtaining
Goods at eseeedinAly, low priees. Cell early and se
cure a good bargain.
jan i 4 A A. 'MASON.
Portable Window Eliisols.
pc en
iti o-iscribey,lirnin corn t war I-men and
11- a largo stack of Ventian Windo*
sell lm His ”Porla/ote Fastener, l -the- only One in'
the United States, is the best and mast convenient - plan
,ever used tor private or public buildiego. . •
Call and examine sitroptes Wandwell's or
G. Singer 4 ir. Old Blinds put iirciaith the Porlabld
Fasiener at a smisitcharge.
tiF.NbEtisoN i
tweet end Hand at. Bridge.
HENRY lEIGBY, Elealer , in China. Glass and
tteMilware, hag removed to Na 15 %Vood.
aveenitiftb stmet and Virgin Alley,threedoora from
the iorner of kiftlt. at which place be respectfully in
vites the attention of his friends and the gener
ally 10 his assortment of gnods in the above line. which
he feels confident Will glve satisfactidn 113 to prices
dnd = feb2.
WALL PAPER
Siniafteld greet, one door above Fourth greet,
" - Pe.
J. StIiDLE,
tVIANUFAC ru RE R ar rar' il
peanginga and Bar
-dens iir evely deiaripPoh. : ...,
Merchant* and ethers wi*hing io.thilbhase are in
vited to ealtand examine his large and splendid assort--
Meat or
.. ...
GLAZED tg eNdLAZED 'WALE. PAPERS]
of nll the various patterns now in tise, and nt suctrxtrii
ces aseanno; fgil to pl t! ase. ' -
at dLA.ZED afthlElSl •
colored on, onoOr ' both. "des ekpreasty for Whidow
.
hlihd., by the clo4Bl or single piece.
arßags end TannWs &nips tikba in oxchange.
finow2 i•Am. .
iota A. C. sAndintir.
EdS leitva IS inform herfriemls rind the pubic gen
emlly tint bet. Select School for Young Ladies
and Misses. Will eniamence the Winter Session on
Monday the dth of Sepletoner, at.ifer sebool room in
St. Cfairst.,'neeily oripcisita tha-Exchenge Hotel.
Slab fe ! reis to the following, gantlemeni
Hon John Breden, Rev W
Rev J Niblcick, Wilson McCandless, Etniq
Rev S Young, _ 4 Allen 'Kromer, Esq.,
Janob Mecliling, Wpi. jock, Esq.
Batter. Pa. - Pittsburgh.
Any information as to terms &c., can be obtainedby
calling oh Allen. Kramer, Esa. ' auk 22
1661
UTLEfi and Surgical Instrument Manufacturer
IC) Nol4o Wend street, two door's frail Virginal.
ley,Pittsburg, Pa. - ' -
N. •B.—Always on hand an attensii , antsonrtment 9f
Surgiriil and Dental instruments, Banker's„ Tailor's
Hatter's, Hair Dresser's and Tanner's Patent Shears
'Saddler's Tants. Tm Rsc. if! 24,
- • .0 - to suraz
MANUFACTURER Or INCORRUPTIRLE'TEETR,
Smithfield Street, 2 . doors below :Mit areel; Pitts-
• burgh. Pit., • •
AlLwAYsdil hand a full assortment of Plate and
Pivot teeth, of a vdri'ety of shades;. sirnide
Plate, Molars and gicitsPidatoes, dinipteeth, Screw
Pivot teeth, &c., Teeth and blocks made to order.—
Dentists - stimidied with all articles Used in the profes
sion.
M All orders from abroad must bearcompanied by
the cast].
WPlatina always on hand. nov 15-ly
Long Credit,
rp E snbscriber -offers for sale ihirty-ona building
11 lots on a credit often years. There lots are situas
led on Grant,'Wylie. Fifth. Roes iknd Diamond streets,
in the 3d Vard - of the city, adjoining the New Court
Muse.'Persons disposed to perthase, will find these
lots. favorably located as to healib, cbilvenience to bu
siness, and hill ultitnatrly be the centre of the city.
For particulars enquire ofJames C. (*whining, or
SARAH B—FETTERMAN.
feb2s
Glory, Gratitude and Patriaisru.
The Jackson Wreath. or National Souvenir.
A National Tribute, rcotttmemorktive of the great
civil victory, achioied by the people, through the
Hero of New Orleans, containing a map of the United
Stites, a portrait of Gen. Jackson, h . vieW of the bat
tle of Now, Orleans and the HercnitagE.-
Just reteitted and for with by
JOHNSTON & BTOCKTON,
Market street,
Lafayette Nelbctory,
NOS. 61 & 63, WOOD STREET.
• Under Lynd's Auction Store. ..
HE subribers have fitted up the ebove plade, in
T
superior style. and .they . feel assured will give
comfort and satisfaction to all who may visit them:
Arrangethents have been made ito have a con-
Stant supply of P R ES .if 'OYS TER S, which
will be.serVed up to visitors and familieS oh theabort
est notice. Other loiuries;Lanfiles, fruits and 'pas
tries of the choicest kinds always on - hand. Their
Bar is filled with the bust brands the matirets can af
ford; and Regalia, Castello, Principe and. Havana
Cigars of superior e quality. Drury, attention paid to
Their motto is, Every briery in its season.
Prices moderate.
OGDEN & GIBSON.
riovid.l.p
waSSINCIVON HALL.
. • Market street, Steubenville, Ohio.
JOHN IRONS, PROPRIETOR.
Testablishment has been taken by the - ;wt.
undersigned, who respentfully begs leave
to inform his friends, and the public generally that it
has been refitted and furnished in a style not surpassed
by any house in thisplate l and, at least equai to Any in
the West.
, Washington Hall is located in the business part of
the:tosan, on Market street, nearly opposite_ the Court
House and public buildings, and Within a few stops
.of the Market. The situation is
,the most eleirsted of
any public bonse in Town, commending st - view of the
Biter for several miles above and below.
An Omnibus, and servants, will eta times be in
readiness to convoy passengre and their baggage to
and front the steamboat landings. •
Every accommodation which the public have a
right to expect may now be had at the Hall, on terra'
as reasonable as offered by any other good- house in
Steubenville. As the proprietor will spare no pains
or expense to render general satisfaction, this, with
bielong experience in the business, will make it the
interest of those who opine this way, to "give-him a
eall." JNO. IRONS. ,-
Burnt District Notch
I .
SA AC MURDOCK; formerly of the Union hotel
on Water street, having been burnt oat, has built
a new and handsome HOO5O expressly tor the atrona•
modation of Travelers, at the corner of Second and
Smithfield streets, vrhicb. will be known as the Hut*
District Hotel. , .
He is now prepared to offer ave ? y,accommoddiion.
and every comfort to did traveler er very inodence
charges. fiefs provided'svitifampla and convenient
stabling. decl2-1y:
M=ME