# lcut portattoli •svtne~..
Transportation Line.
CoudifeliNi ,on strict Sithhnill-kccping princiPles,
thOugh not, claiming - tulle the mt!) , Line thut i 3, ao
conduted
E proprietors nfthisold,establisited line have
pat their stock iii the most"corniiieteerdeC, and
tire 0,4014111 y prepared to forwari Produco and
Merchandise to. and. from the 'Eastei u cities on
opening Of nt v . ig,ation.
trust that - our Wog experience "in the cirrryitig
bnaines4niskzenlous attentkin'to the intnreAs orCII4-
, ICilleis;:Will - BCCllift to to a continuance and increase.
of the: patronage hithertoeXtended to "Binghtim's
Our arrangements will enable ue to carry freight.
With the Utmost- despatc,b, and our prices shall alwaye
be as lore as the lowestchargedy other responatble
lines
Produce and Merchandi3e, will be received and frir!
warded east and west without any charge fur advent.
ming, Storage or Conrnission. • ' -
Billa of btrit,g forwarded, - and awry direction prompt
ly-attended to.
Ailrea.i,.cir apply to IVM. BINGI - 1 AM,
Canal.Basiti, cur. Liberty told Wayne me., l'ittsb'g.
31NGH ANIS, DOO . K, and - STRATTON,
• • No. 271 i Market itteeta'hiladelphia.
JAMES WILSON, Agora..
No: V 22 NnrrKHoivard street, Baltimore.
WILLIAM TYSON, Agent: :
No. 10, Weitstreet. New York.
RELIANCE POR.TA.BLE BOAT LINE.
1846 MEM
FOR' THAN 'POP TIN 'coons
41 4citee'in Pittsburgh and the Eastern Cities
- WITHOUT TRANSHIPPING.
established Line (being the oldest Port
. -IL able' Boat Line on the Canal) ia now prepared
to recreie:Proilnce and Merchandise For shipping eitli
-er East or West. The Beats of this Line are com
manded by skilful, experienced and sober Captains,
and provided with goal et ewe, Boats and cargoes are
ttatisferred from and to Canal and Railroad, saving
-all removal and SCIIIELTUIIOtI'of gioods: Trilts made in
'-itisliort...time, and goods carried on us fair terms as
-.-any Miter
Thankful for and respectfully iolicitindi coritinu
aoco"of Lilo very liberal and growing, pat runt* go here
tofore bestowed upon this line, we with confidence as
,t,re those merchants disposed to favor us, that -choir
i business .shall be done to their entire satiafaction -
carriedGuods by us consigned to either of our Irons
' es, will shipped to their destination, freoof charge
for ship Ping; 61.011V%, ' or' advance of charges. As we
helil no interest inSteattiboat Metr.hants may
tiepi:Reran their g . 003s always Iving forwaid with
" naval:lay upon good boats and at the lowest rates cf
freight.
-Produce consigned to our house at Phihndelphiu
ter sate, will be sold 'on liberal terms, and advances
. Made Pilisbargh oy Philadelphia. " • .
JOHN McFA DEN & Cu., Penn street,
Canal Bazin,Pitt...hurgh
JAS. M. DAVIS, &I Co., 249 and '251,
43 4 ! 1 . 0 6ai Market st.,Philadelphia
X1:846. ct
Wostorn Transportation Company.
D. LEECII & Co.'s
01c1 , ,gst.abtrslyrAi Tran.v . iortation Lines,
(Being ilinfirst,ono on Op Pa. Canal )
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA.
BALTI.MORE AND NEW YORE,
A RE fully prepared to transact any business that
13... may he confided to them, in such a manner as must
giva . general satisfaction. Their stuck consists of a
double daily line of Pennsylvania Boats and Rail
Road Cars, (all owned by themsehms,) which enables
them to carry ti large quantity of freight with certain.
tynnd, despatch, in as short time, and on as favorable
terms us any other responsible -Line."
froduce or Merchandise consigned to any of the
andel signed forwarded free of any charge for commis
sMn or. storage. Tobacco, fcr Vbikalalphia, carried
by our. Line, will be delivered at the cit.) Tobacco
Warehouse, Dock vrect, in the cars, without di aynge.
The badness of these Lines will be conducted on
Subbath.keeping principles.
02' Address or apply to • .
- `D. LEECH & Co., •
- Canal Basin, Peon street, Pittsburgh.
• .HARRIS & TUSTIN.
Plus 13 and 13 South Third at..
JOS: TAYLOR &SONS,
- :
114
_and ---:North Howard sr., Baltimore.
_
- XV. P. ORRICK. ..
. • 7 West et., New Yotk.
D. LEECH CO,S.
PACKAGE EXPRESS TO PHILADELPHIA.
. .
The Canal being now open, the
•-•- - above Express, which has been
established Co: theconveyance.of valuable packages of
merctitridize, specie, Bank notes, jooelry,- &c.. will
recommence running on Monday, 6111 Aptil. •
AO Iron Chest.will be dispatched daily, during the
traveling season. 'Apply to • •
• - ' . D. LFECH & 'CO.,
- -
app-3m. - cor. Penn st. and Canal.
_ •
1846.bffgA 4
Independent Portable Boat Line,
For „the Transportation of Produce,
and Merchandise, to and from
PITTSBURGH, •13ALTIZIORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
No h'
• o rang zromont
MHE subscribers, Agents fora number of the best
Portable Boats, forming a regular daily Line, be
IWedn Pittsburgh and the Eastern cities, will be fully
prepared, oa_the opening of navigation, to ship a large
'amotint of . Prorice'and •Merchandise with . despatch
'and en'acciimodating terms.
The greatsucceSs which has characterised this mode
of tranaptirtation On the Penns' Canals and Railroadi,
during the last few yaks,. notwithstanding the oppo
sitional long established coinpunies, and is a. pretty
sure indication of itcsuperiority over the old plan of
-transhippingut the different tertnlauus of canals and
reilrOads.
We - therefore ask for the Independent Portable Boat
Linea liberal shard of patronage. - '
Produce or Meri:ha dine consigned to us fur ship:
meat will be forWardrd'immediately on arrival free of
any chargeTer commission, storage- or insurance.—
Bills Lading transmit tett - an:l all instructions prompt
)), utterrded to. -
- MEARS, RAYNOR & Co.,
. ..'. Broad et., Philadelphia.
ROSE "51FRRILL & Co., •
Smith's Wharf; Baltimore.
C A NicANULTY & Co,
•
canal basin, Fountain Bt., .near Liberty,
: . —rnar • ' " • Pittsburgh.
FARE REDUCED!!
Good Intent Past Mail for
PNIULADY,LPHO g
OP OpLENDID NIIVP inOY ItUlla COACHES,
'a
:-RAIL ROAD
Leave Pittsburgh daily,at 1 o'clock, P. rd.
•• , RUNNING THROUGH 1N 48 110 uRS,
• _ ASCENDING rug HILLS WITH
SIX lIORSES AND POSTILLION.
. 7 ,1 , 7 -
Prpmeltizoibersburgby Railroad to Philaddelphia,
•
. • In splendid newly built Eight Wheel Cars, there can
.
netting with - Mail Cars Cur New York; also at Chant
herdhurg with Mail Lines direct for Baltimore and
iVa ,, hingtortChy. :
-18 - eiP 0 ffi ea fur the ilbovo Line, next door tc the Ex-.
change Hotel,= . _ St - Cliiir street,. and oitposite- rho. St.
,Charles Hotel, Wood street.
jone W. MOORHEAri, Ag't.
IZEMOVAL
would respectfully infOrtn his
- frieads'and :customers' that he has removed ta
No. 106 Market street, between: Fifth and . Liberty
etreeto, {east side) 'Where he is. receiving -a late and
well.a sorted stock of spring Goedsi-fo which he would
restiactrulty-inyiteibir attention . 80 . dGtzt
• „„
Af.44;;;"1:4•1i,*1 1 v',f 4 ',„,%-p • t
4'17" = 4,, •,.
i•`; :F. 2`•
. ".
fv f,
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.4 % c
Pittsburgh; Partablol3oBl 'Sable; 1845. --
OR the transportation of freight .between Pitts
' burgh and the' Ati• atic.Cities, via Pennsylvania
jmproventents and Baltiinote and Susquchauna Rail.
Tha Preptietor'sorthis old established Lino, hav
ing completed their arrangements, are prepared to fur.
ward-goods to and from the Easton tint.opetring of
tho canal navigation,) on as liberal terms as.those of
any other responsible Line, and aro detertnined that
nocaro or attention on -their part shall be4tinting to
secure .a continuance of that patronage so liberally
bestowed-upon them for several yezus past'. -
The decided success.of the Portable Boat system,
son : mailer& in the regultirily and dispatch experienced
in the delivery Of goods;the absence °fall risk of delay,
breakage .orotherdarnage incident to the old system,
where goods have to be burric,lly three
times on tlio:-Way, and the merchantable ,order.. it,
.which pioduce haa been'avowedly delivered by them,
has induced the proprietors to increase their stock
cOnsiderably thisseason. Theirextensive warehouses
at each 'point (Unequalled by any other Line), affords
thernlacilitieS to conduct their business with dispatch;.
and to shippers tho convenience of free storage, if re
quired, until tbsir'airangetnents are complete—while
their lung expetienco in the carrying trade, it is pre
sumed,- will be . sullicie;nt guarantee to their patrons
and the phblic, that they will successfully exert them
selves to give general aaliStaction.
-Produce received and ferwarded. Steamboat chat -
4es paid, and Bills. Lading hansmitteil free of chat ge
for emmon,sion, advancing or storage, and nil conitnu
nicationa to the follow in. , agents pi mom ly nth-ailed to.
TA A PTV. & O'CONNOR,
cot- Peun and Wayne sta. Pittsburgh.
THOMAS IRA
278 Nlatket sheet. Philadelphia.
O'CONNOItS & CO,
ma,3o y. • - NOrth
4.6MiM
Opposition Good Intosit Vast Lino for
TREEI4I.ID-liiili?TSE42..
-
I.arT.ri4 .
AeSVMATI.4
Leave-Pittsiburgh daily at 1, P. N.
RUNNING THROUGH IN 48 HOURS,
Aacendingtho mountain with
qtx HORSES AND POSTILLIOA
.ONLY ONE tCIOHT , OUT TO CIISMCCUSLIUGH,
Tlience by,RA IL ROAD toPhiladclithia,-(being the
only. Line, running their own cars on the road,)connec
ting with Mail Curs for New York; also st Chambers
burg with Muillines direct to Baltimore atid Wash
inton City:
E._ • .Ciffi co second door below the St Chat lea Howl,
Wood street.
oct `2s•ly
. . .
Wm.. WI, Wright, Dentist,
t Dr
Office and lit aidc;ice in St Clair at.
-111 A fnt d:wri below. Liberty, near 'he
Exchange Hotel.. .marl
/p HIS day,i calved. and imw opeideg, a Splendid
tic6ortnieni of Fine, Main and Foie:). Colored
CLOTIIS. CA§SIMEAES, VI:STINGS, &c.,
All t)f the . choicesi twlect
The subscriber is now opening his stork of tiering
Goads; which, for . Variety, mete, style mid quality, ha :
never befoie been offered in this city. The Very flue
tering :patronage best Owed upon thin estublishment
the past year, hits induced tbe - subscriber to Multi an
unusual large pittehase. Many of these Goods ere
Of a superior quality and remote. and of n kind never
brour..ht to this Market by ore other estublinliment.—
He would respectfullyielicit the armor ionof his ft Minis
and the - citizens gonerally, who are accustomed to
having their garments made to order. having for some
time post paid particular attention to this branch of iris
business, and haviM• r secured the nstistance of the most
competent and fassionuldo Cutters, some of whom Rte
established and well known is such in tills community.
' • It would be difficult, in ncommon advertisement, to
enumerate the various nrtieles ennipriNing this st
bat it consists of every description of goods suitable
for gentlemen's wear, such as
Superfine, Plain and Fancy Colored FRENCH
AND ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS.
• CASSIMERES, of entire n...w styles; various goal.
ities;
VESTINGS, of every description, LI few expressly
fur "Dress or Burly Vests;"
FINE TWEEDS, of voriou,-, soles and prices;
Olive. Brown, Black and Gold ,Mixed CASHAIA
BETS.
FINE SACK SHIRTS, with linen bosoms and col
Lire;
.SILK UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS. splendid
' Satin Scat fs, Handkercheifs„ Suspenders, &c ,
lie will be pleased at rill times to show these Goods
to any wishing to purchase, feeling', confident that be
can fiirniTh any garment In his line on as good term.,
and in better style. than at any o , her establishment
West of the Nl”untains. Ai , examination ui the stock
and style of workmanAltip will convince any person of
the advantages to be derived by pinclinsing nt this es
tablishment. P. DELANY,
. NO. 49 1.1111.::RTY STREET.
EThe New York and I'ldiadelphia Fashions ore
this day received. mat 19
WE BEAT THE JEWS AND GENTILES!!
GREAT WESTERN
CLOTIII\G STORE!
P. OWENS, PROPRIETOR,
p ETU ENS thanks Leith old customers and friend 4
for past favors. HO: is now prepared to sell
clOthitir, lower, by ton per cent; than any other estab
lishment treat of the mountsinstend keeps constant.
Iy on hand a large assortment of GENII EMEN'S
CLOTHING. such as OverConti froin $3,50 to $3O.
Cussinett Pants from $2.tr44; fine 'Cassitnere Punts
from $3,50 toifi; fine Satin Vests fM• $1.75; fine Bom
bazine do for $3: and all kinds of WINTER. VESTS.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, STOCKS, SUSPENDERS,
and all articles in his line.
Those who wish to - purchase, will do well to give
hint a cull, as be is. prepared 'to furnish clothing on the
very cheapest terns for cash. Don't forget the place;
GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING STORE, NO.
143, LIBERTY STREET, opposite Brewery Alley.
• 'oct2l3lf. • P. OWENS.
CLOTHING STORE!!
Water Street, Three DOCill below Wood.
THE suhscriber respectfully inform his custo
mers and the public generally, that he has.open•
ed a variety of seasonable clothing. at the above
stand, which he oilers lib cheap as can be bought in the
Thestore is i n charge of Mr R.PI3V, one of the best
cutters and most experienced workmen in the city.
`.-mct.`2Btf. P. OWE S.
PITTSBURGH CLOTHING STORE.
WILLIAM D. SI:TAIPEI;
MERCHANT. TAILOR,
R ESPECI FULLY inferans , hiy friend* nd the
- IL public gt‘nektily, that - he has takenthe
..
• NEW STORE •-, •
At thecnrner of , Wood and : Wnterstreets, on the site
occupied by Mr S. Scho . yerptevioui to the Great Fire,
where he is prepared to furnish all !minks in the tine
of - -
M*g
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING,
On the most moderate terms, and at the shortest no.
tico. His stock' of Goode is
ENTIRELY NE IV ,
Add has been selected with much care to suit the mar.
ket. -He has in his employment some of 'the best
workmen in the city, and from long, experience in the
beiiness, he hopes to give general satisfaction to those
who may favor him with their custom. A large as
sorttnent of _ _
Clothing . suitid to the Season.
. • -
`COIltliS ting of Cloth, Frock nod Deese Cosy s, of all color'
various quelities. He offers-to the publicas ,
As any eatabi ishmen tin the city. He haSalso a large
stock of Veits, Shirts, cotton and silk eravrds, Scarfs
and Handkerchiefs, which he is prepared to . sell low
for cash, and cash only. Having secured the'services
of-ari excellent Cutter, he is prepared to manufacture
garrnents of all kinds to order; in such EL manner tigto
reader;the. : .
PITTSBURGH CLOTHING: STORE
_
-worthy of public patronage. The public are invited.
Local) and examine. for theinnelveae
FARE REDUCED!
of SPLENDID IttiY,BULLT
Za, Viiz.
.911
A. HENDERSON, Agent
IMPORTANT A R.RIVAL
RE-BUILT AND AT WORK!
GOOD BARGAINS
.;~~~'_
THRlEltill:Rfllnt
CLOTHING STORE
NO. 151 1 L1 BERTY STREET
• -
t 111111.: Proprietor of this old and highly po'n.dar its;
nililishinent infurins his friends and the puldic
at large, that a portion of his
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
np
READY MADE CLO-TIIIN.G
Is now prepared fur their inspection, and he respect
invites all.who contemplate Purchasing articls
in his line to pay him a - His stock this season is
•
peeolierly . Ache;, comprising all the latest FASII
OAS AND PATTERNS, and all his Goods,. hav
ing been gjected_by himself in the eastern markets;he
can with Nrifidenco recommend them to his customers
as beimg of the very best (plenty. f •
H is large 'assortment of - •
DRESS COATS;
Is made in die must modern' and inMroved style, and
the workmanship cannot be excelled.
Pants of every descriptiq!‘., .4. Fancy Os
Helms a rare and bcatiti . fitt assortomut of
VESTINGS,
o %%glitch be would call the mention of the public us
he believea them to ho more
•
BEAU L AND CIIEAPER,
flmu ouythiug of the kiud tiuu lias been uffere,fher6
Turccd and other coati, for Summer wear,
la prat variety and titadein evety
Fashionable Shirts, Latest Stifle of Stocks,
SUSPENDERS OF 'EVERY DESCRIPTIONS,
lIANDIC PSG 11 1E PS, and every other ankle no-
Assary rot aF A 5 MON A L D IIESS.
• He has 'a very large and excellent assortment or
SUBSTANTIAL ' CLOTIUNG, wlii.-1) will be
sold lower than it can be purchased at any oilier place
in the city—to which he Woidti invite the attentiiin id
working, men and others who wish setviceablecluthint ,
fur every day's went.
lilving in his omliluu some or- the
REST CUTTERS AND WORKMEN'.
That the Cowitty can prodnue, and being provided
with a stock of llandi, which for excellence and. in•
tikty CANNOT BE EQqALLED, 110.ia prepared
- - To Mako.Clothos to Order, -
At the shortest totice, find irt o stylt that CANNOT
Do not Pass the TUBED. BIG DOORS.
• It is not considered any
TROUBLE TO SHUN CLOTHINa,,
And' the proprietor feels confident that alter on ex
amination or his stoek, all who desire to tiorchama will
find it their inlet est to deid int his establishment.
The proprietor would I eke this opportunity to ten
der his sincere thanks to the public for the'. 04piece ,
denied pittronage ht.stowed , upon his eitablhatment,,
sod it,. the succe,e. he has niet with is an indication
thathis alias to please his patrons,. have not been
unnvniling, he pledges Itim;el( tVainoilting shall he
omitted on his part to securri their kindness for the fu.
:ure. ' JOHN McCLOSKEY.
snot 17-,Mw
HO, FOR OREGON!
FIHE undersigned wouhtinform his old patron s iota
the public in general, :that. notiVillisioncling the
meat excitement on the Oregon goestion, he still com
t Mors to mom/facture CIOIIIING of all kinds to
orthir and oilivrwise, in supeliur styloo lie bus lately
received a large lot of
CLOTHS; CASSIMERES, SATTINETTS;
JEANS, &e.,
‘V.lticli for beauty, f.u.birm, durability and cheapnevs
are atm, passed intim ‘Vextern rnmket. Among the
aboitc will be found many goods of entirely new ,tyle
asin texture and color. T{tesetha NxvioXxi.would
rexPectfully invite Ids old, custonterg andtlre public to
call 'and examine, confident uf his ability to please in all
depaitment. •
lie ban Oita nu band a variety of fancy
SILK VELVETS, CASIMEEES, VALENCIAS, ETC.
For vzstings, at all ;nice., which he is prepanui to
make for customers in a style untrapassable.
Be lons also
Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders, Cry-
Amts, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, Drawers.
And every other artielenppermining w men's wear
all qmilities,and prices its great variety.
lo returning his thanks to the public for the very
liberal patronage, heretofore extended whim. the um
dersigned would observe, that notwithstanding the
great quantity of ateam got up by reonabe-BIG
establishment he still continues to glide along on the
low,pressme system, and defies competition in all the
various branches of his business, viz; in thr de
pat ;meta; workmanship, fashion, 4-e. I hose still on
hand a few elooks; overcoats and other articles of win
ter wear, which I will pen at unusually low prics.s.
JAMES 1.1 MITCHELL
National Clothing Store,
feb3.d&w 165 Liberty A., 2d dont below MIL
Dr. E. Dieritt, Dentist,
(Of Bac Burnt District.)
110191 ES PF.CTFI.I LLY informs hi frieud4 and ;al I Lbw&
who ih'iA his services that he hod taken on office
oSfnithfield mica. 2d dour from Virg in nfley,where
he Will now attend al I °petal ions of the Teeth in the
lit muner and in the ehortest notice.: Office hours
from 9 till 12. and frotn'2 till 5. may9—dairtf;
office in Burke'A Buildings, •ltlt .weer, near Market
j tine WA& w Iv
A Farm For Sale
C ONSISTING of about 150 acs, fifty of whichwhichN...) re
cleared and under fenno, sh tilled about tbr, C
miles from the city of Allegheny, between the Frank
lin and Beaver roads, well watered. and adjoining
lands of Arthur Gallagher, James Kerr. atn late
I >avid Chess, Hugh Davin, Rnbnct Davis end
Samuel Davis. This tract of Nod from its proximity
to market trade, are induceinents to Gardner's Farm
err,;Butdivrs or Manufacturers. - Price low and con
ditions easy. For pro ticularFenquire of
SARAH II FETTER MAN,
or JAMES C CUMMINS,
nOv6 Pittsburgh Pa.
REMITTANCES of money on moderate terms,
can be made dui ing my absence in Europe, to
eveiy part of Irel.tn.l, England, Scotland, Wales or
the continent of Europe. Legacies, debts, property
or claims recovered; searches for Willa, titles and
documents effected, and other European business trnns
ncted by applying to . James May, Water street, Pius.
bargit. LI KEENAN.
Agent nod Attorney at LW. Pittsburgh
Franklin Medical Conein . . of Philadelphia.
V IHE first annual course of lecturesin this insti
tution,willbe opened 03 Monday, thil twelfth
daY of October next s 'tlie second Monday In October,)
and willbe continued un,!l theend of the ensuing Feb.
rusty
Paul Beek Goddard, AI, D.—Anutomy and H into!
ogY •
C C Van Wyek,M:D.—Principles:and practice
of !surgery.
illeredith Clymer,M, D,—Principles• and practice
of medicine.
John Barclay Biddle, iu D.—Mutetia median and
therapeutics.
- ';David Hunter Tucker, flu. D.—Obstetricks and
dieeases ofw•omen and children.
EevinS Jaynes. M. D.—Phisioltlgy and legal med
!eine.
:James B Rogers, M. a—General and orttanic
cliemistry.
John &archly Biddle. AI D.--Dean of the faculty.
Joseph Leidy,llf. D.—Demonstrator of 'Anatomy.
,The Franklin Medical College was incorporated in
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, by an act approved
.28th January 1846, and is 'authorised by section third
of its charter, "to grant the degree of Doctor ofMedi-,
eine' to any such perriOns 'coition possess.therptulifica-
Lions now usually , required . of _candidates - in, other
Medical Colleges in_ thisstate' ' - -
FEES,
For each course of lectutes, ' - $15.00 .
.04articulatienfee, to be paid once only, - 5.00.
Diploma fee, • 10 00
Additional inforination respecting - the course of in
struciion, or other matters connected with the
ty; can he obtained upon application, personally, or by'
letter, to - 1- M. D.
Pean - of the Faculty, N corner :of Quince. and
Slime°
.
Ist - cacti Philadelphia ; ':= - m a d! d 6,22
=M3M
ENNUI
BE SURPASSED
Three Dig Lours,
151 Lilwrty.m.
RICII.4IID COWAN,
Attorney at Law,
European agency
PROFESSORS
..--,, _.„.....
?I-" , .:-..:j.: - ,-:!.: - .. - .. - ::.'.'. 2 :3: - .;:,
':'3'',li';l';')--.7.-..-;ir.,,:!..;
=Mr
nr i ßE . er woo mo s t respectfully call the
rivnlture . Warefooms„ '
attention of the public'to his stocicof Cabinet
Ware; poiseasing ease - Images over any Other:tuarnifei
miring "establishment in. the city. }lois 'enabled to
sell his wcites attouch lower prices; therefore he . woultl
retnind those who want good Furniture at alairprice
f gettlie right place, N027-Fiftlf t .t•
k'N• BLIN DS.
•
TERVELT • "
YE old and well kmiwn Ve.
tan :Blind Maker, former;
sf Second end : Fourth sta.:.
Les this method -to inform
I mtiny friends of the fact
tt . his'FactorYis now in full
tration - cm St Pair near
t old Allegheny Bridge,
Mm a . constant supply of
inds of various colors and
dines,. is constantly kept
hand and at - all •t *ices,
.
1171 twenty•cents up to suit
itomnrs. -
Is will be put op so, that in
VEN IT
As WE
_:benvise, they may be re
moved without the eid of a screw-driver, and with
the same facility that any other piece of furniture can
be 'removed; and without any extra expense.
j024-d&wly. -
JOIIY.bI. TOVVNSENUt
DRUGGIST AND APOTIIEC,'ARY.
No.. 45 11:Tail:et st. 3 4oars above Third st
PITTSBURGIi.
WILLhavO constantly on lintirl,a well solected
assortment of the hest and freshest medicines,
„hid, Ito will sell on rh o nr.ept MUS011111)1U terms:—
Physicians sending orders will bq jpromptly - at.tended .
to, and sappily& with articles they may .reiy upon ns
presrripiimis will Jo accittalelYan(
neatly preiairtal from the betespatstialinic ; nny.haur u
the day or night= •• •• ' ; • .;
'Alatr; for !tale, a birga stud; of flit4ltancl .o,xfperfu
. Removal. -
IThitt• -POLi.OOK, has :iereev'mito' Wylie
mrevi,livar the emit - "Coed, •
1 WS
N t •-°s`
DuIECTFRONJ PHILADELPHIA
PAPiat BY.kitS•Tnt LABO.LAND WARtIANTY OF
. • • DAVID LANDRETIL •
...by:4y L SNOW thOl. Nd Wu tor
1. ut the stunt' funnel ly occupied by Geo A Betry .
EXtlael from the “iteport" of the "Visiting, Commit .
tee of the Penn.ylvuhiu horticultural Sochoy,"
utiunimothly nthpted, end ordered to be printed.
Landreth's Nutieriei and-Grardens.
'ahem! , .extensivo grounds lire - en Federal strett
near tho Aiiennl. ' The eut Hest collea
thin of Cumellins was made :hew... Some of tine
now iti Pti , wasion of Oar nursery
men, ate ten fret high. • ".: • The selection
of GIIELN IMILSK PLANTS i , If/tillable and extensive.
Thu Aturserira aro all wry cutrectly inatrate.i,
supplying every part of the Union, a detail of which
would occupy tort 'much of our space: we tl•refore
content ourselves with stating that the stock is very
large. and in every stage of growth, consisting of
FOREST AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVER.
GREENS, StIRUBS, , VINES AND
CREEPERS,
with a culkelian of heriniceenus Plants: FRUIT
TREES; of the best kind and most Iteulthy.con.litiun;
large beds of seeding; apples. !Want. plums, Sze., as
stocks 6.r budging and gruftin...: a plan very superior
to that of workit... upon suckers, which carry with
diem into the graft all the diseases of the parent
• •
•
.GARDF.ft SErD3 of tho tiliest quality have been
enacted over thy country frOm these grouedg, and
may elway.* ho depended oporn The Seed Estobli,.le
meat of them, florticultmist is one of the mot en
ten.dvo in the Union, and ita nl utation is well sus.
mined horn year to year.
uTo obviate the chance of mixture of the fitrMa of
the plants of the same family, they baye established
another namely, me suitable distance, do that &gen
ration cannot take place, and which secured to the
purchaser a "gennino article." Knowing thus the
age, quality and process of culture of every plant, the
supply from their groanda is recommended with great
cooWnce.7
• Sittee the date of the "Report" from which the
above is extracti.d, the entire eatublialiment has been
greatlyenlarged.. ThectillectienoiCamelliasembracee
all the finer kinds. and consist:, of dome thousands of
various size.; so likewise of Roses, and other desirable
plantt, both tender and lattd);Tritit Trees, &e.
The Seed Gardena uliine cover fifty acres. 'anti the
whole it, Its it has been fur mate than half a century.
under the auceitashre management of father and nun,
the went prominent in America.
_ _ _
Oidera leceived by F. L. SNOWDEN, (eon
whom cutaloguea may be obtained, gratis.
A CARD
•
ripyrE subscriher begs leave respectfully to retina
1. hi., grnteful acknowledgements for the libetst
!implying., bestowed on him for yenis past, nail par
ticularly. to I linat! who ' "Cliernaaly patronised him
since hit misfortune by ibn late tire. Having c6b
sirternbly enlarged Ilia business by associating, with
Wm 13 Roberta as a pro tner, lie would earnestly so
licit a continuance of former fevers to the new firm of
Roberts & Knee, and lie intaia that by prompt linen*
Lion to , business they will give general ,ottisfaettun.
M. KANE, Jr.
REMOVAL
The subscribers would respectfully inform their
f lends and the public that they have removed to their
new Warehouse 011 Third between Market and Wood
streets. south side, where they trust, by strict attention
to business, to merit a share of public patronage.—
They solicit attention to their extensive stock on
hand, which has been got up with great care in the
latest style and meat, substantial manner. consisting
in part of the following articles, viz:
Slating:toy Wardiube-;
Dressing Bureaus;
Book Caw S. Secretaries;
Section Back Sofas;
[lino do;
" ' Divans,
" Ottomans,
" ' Victoria Chairs;
" French du;
" Blain do;
" Centre Tables;
Card do;
o, Bureaus of every description;
End Tables;
Marble Top Pier do;
Center. dot.
" Sofa do;
f) Dressing Bureaus;
" Wash Stands;
Mahogany Work Stands;
" Hat Racks;':
" Rocking Chairs;
" Sewing . dot.
" Music Stools;
" Arm Chairs; . • -
‘ • " French Bedsteads;
" Butler's Trays;
Mahogany, cherry and poplar, Bedsteads, warranted
proof againstbu„gs, and superior to any thing now._ of.
fered to the public. Also, a yisdety'of Windsor chairs
of the best rivality and a new. style of arm chairs,. with
Spring seat, well adapted for offices or societies, with
a variety of oilier , articles too .. numerous to mention.
We have at a considerable expeniecintroduced into
our new Factory on Front Street, a steeiniEngine with
Machinery: Which will enable us to sell wholesale isnd
retail, et reduced prices. -
-•The attention of Wesiern- Merchants and persons
moving west; is invited to our new end extensive'es.
tabliahtheet. Western _Cabinet-makers `.are also re
quested to give us a. call, as__they,willSod.they can
purchase from us for leis than they can manufacture.
Orden; from, a - distence-will receive prornptattention,
and the fiirniture-Will be carefully packed.
Steamboats and Hotels furnifi hed, at . ..the. shortest no.
tice.en faverableterms.'
Uundertaking in branches;. attended
to (ignaTlO4 - • &
-
1111 0 ur 411 1re
.
INDEMNITY' AGAINST LOSS OR DAM:.
• - -Acr. - •
THE MUTUAL PRI NC IPLE COMBINED -
With the additional security-of a &root:CAPITAL.
The 'Reliance nautoot insttromee Co._
• of. Phila....Charter Pet ettlah
George W. Toland, 1 John M. Atwood, .-
ThomanC. Rockhill,! -Lewis R. A.dilierst,.
Wm. R. ThOmpson, I George N. Baker,'
" Ge.orge M. Stroud, John J. Vandeihootp,.
George W. Carponter.l .
:VX TILL make insurance against Loss of_Damage
V by Fire, in Pittsburgh and vicinity, on Hoilties;
Stores and other buildings, and on Furniture, Gdods,
Wares and Marche ndize, limited oritterpe foal, in town
or cotintry, oUthe most favorable terms.
~'The Mutual Principle, combined with 'a Stock Capi
tal, and the other previsions of the Charter of. this
Company, hold out unusual inducements, both of profit
and safety, to those desirous of effecting insurance; to
'which the Company ask the attention and mu:ruination
of, those interested.
The Calks]. Stock of the. Company is invested in
good and sufficient securities. After previding for
the losses accruing to thef.kunpany,in the course of its
business, thestockholders are entitled to receive ,out
of its income tin krirofits ah interest not exceeding six
per cent-per annum on the Capital Stock aefuttily paid
in—the "amount of which Interest, it is exnected, will
be supplied by funds invested--and therenfter; all the
renittiniug profits are to accuinoluto and he held, in
like Manner with the Capital Stock, for the betterse.
emit) , of the assured. ,Bet ceetificatesibeginar inter
est, payable normally, transferable on the books of the
Company, and convertible at tiny lime into Capital
Stock, will be issued thertifor to the Stockholders and
inset ed inemhers,in propchttinn tot he HMO lintel Sleek
held, or premium pa id by theta respecthtelY, agreeably
tir the provisions or I lie Charter. !
:..Those'effecting iri-girenti with this company have,
be;tides the usnal protection against loss, by the curb.
itury,inctliod of insure nce,theridd itional advantage of
n dieect participation in the [treks of the Coniptiny;
- .without ny I iability. I t
GF:O. TOLAND, President.
B. 51. IliNclimer;,.Se'eretury
The atthi:criber, who is the duly authorised Agent
fur thenbove• named Comintny ,is preptrctltornakeid•rur-ance, at the °thee of the Agency, No. St Charles
hotel, on Tiara street, a few doors above iytmd street,
11 Id will give'ell futthei i4ornintion degred.
- •
Pittsburgh, May 30,1945. Cies-Iy.) rlet3
''
.I,__
Agency of the - Franklin Firtinsttrance-_
Company of c',ltiladeTphist..-
N. E. corner of ; Third 4nd Wood sir., Pittsburgh.
THE assets dr the comitnny on the Graihr- January,
1845, as puhlialied in cOnformily with an,act-td
lho Pennsylvunia Legialathre, %eke
Bonds iiadMortgagta, $600,615 O.
Real Estote, nt cost, - 100,967 n
Tempoittiy 'Lonna Stocha'and Cash, 207,499'72.
. . .
. ; Making a total of ; $909G83:,42
Afrording certain - essurrwetAbat all hiA4 . es• 'ivill lie
promptly mct.and giving !noire security to:allulloolr:
min policies from this Company. MA* titheri - tat us
Into rates as are Cathasteuti with security.
_'
arta WARRICK MAIITIDI, Agent. ,•
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE
Tho Citizen's Mutual Insnranco -Company
of Pennsylvania,
, .
No. 152, Ilranut &reel, Philadelphia,
WILL insure houst4, stores. and ot her buildings;
also merchandise, furniture and property gen
erally, in Pitudmrgb and the sutruultding eritintry,
ag:11111St loss ur damage by fire, for any period of time.
Chatter perpetual.
No 'marine, river nor inland transportation risksare
taken by this Company:. It makes no dividends
among stockholders. After paying the necessary ex.
pensesof the office, the whole accruing premium and
interest are appropriated exclusively to meet losses.
It is thus enabled to insure on terms not surpassed by
any other Coiiipany.
JAMES TODD, President. •
DANIEL D. CCECItlfy
AEency at I'itisburgh,l in Burlie'e bantling on 4th
street, at the Wilco of Ey, & Stacbunan.
je3.. JAS: W, BUCUANAN.
INSURANCE.
American Fire Insurance Company
OF PIIILADELPIA,
CHARTER PERPETUALCA ['UAL 500,000
PAID IN.
,
(Win zn Pltiladelphia i No. 72, Walnut st ;
WAS. DAVIDSON, Pres't.
FREDIMICE Fner..EY, Sec'y.
111 i IS old and well established Companycontinues
to insure Bailin*, Nlerchandise, Furniture
and property, not of an, , extra hazardous character,
againtt lo,s or damage by Fire.
Applications for tnatitunces in Pittsbungh and its
neighborhood will be received, and risks taken either
perpetually or fur limited; periods, on favorable terms
by GEO. COCK RAN, Agent.
dec24 No 26 Wood st.
Tho Prant.lin Fire Insnranec Company of
Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL mom() paid in,
office 1633, Chestntit st., north 'side'near Fifth:
Tuke Insurance, either permanent or limited,
against lasi ur damage by fire, on Property and EG
frets of every deseriptioni in Town or Country, on the
most reasonable terms. lApplieutions, made either
personally or by letter; will be promptly attended to.
C. N, BANCK.I4i, Ptest.
C. G. BANCREi, Sec'y.
DIRECTORS:
- - - - -
Charles N. 13ancker, Jacob Et 'Smith,
Thomas Flan, !George W. Richards,
Thomas J Wharton, Maniacal D. Ltiwis,
Tobias Wagner, Adalphi E
Samuel Grant, DaCiti S Brown.
WAnnrcx AIARTIN, Agent, at tho Exchange Of
rice of Warrick Martin & Cu., corner of Third and
Nlitrlter streets.
. Fire. risks taken on:buildings and theirScoteents in
Pittsburgh, Alleghen'y dad the surrounding country.
No marine or inland navigation risks taken.
aug4-Iy.
Firo and Marine Insurance.
rill HE Insurance CoMpany of North Ainericl, of
11. Philadelphia, through its duly authorized Agent,
the subscriber, off Vis to make permanent and limited
Insurance on propertY,in : tbis city and its vicinity, and
on shipments by the Canal and Rivera.
Arthur G. Coffin, PITA. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry, ! Charles Taylor,! ,
Sorrel. W. Jones, ! ! Sam'!. W. Smith,
Edward Smith, ! Ambrose White, _
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas,
John White, John R.Neff,
Thomas P., Cope, Richard D. Wood;
Wm. Welsh, , Henry. D. Sherrard,Sec'y,
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1794.- Its charter is
perpetual, and from its high standing, longexperience,
ample means. and avoidirm all risks of an extra ha
zardous character, it mey'brs considered ,as offerlng
ample security to the public..
! MOSES ATWOOD;
At Counting Room of!Atwood,Jones.& Co., Water
and Front streets, Pittshurgh. oct23-Iy.
STILL continues in his old Pll 3 ines3 of mannfoctur
ing WAGONS, CARTS, BRAYS, TIMBER._
WHEELS, TRUCKS AND WHEELBARROWS,
on Fifth street, between Wood and - SrnithSeld, where
he keeps constantly on hand, or'male to order in the
shortest notice, any- amount of work, by - the best of
workmen and goad materials, end at prices suit
the. times. Those engaged in the Santa Fe trade,
and Furnace Men, are requested] to give him a call
before purchasing elsewhere. ' ap7
By R. Dosteet, Penn *Erect, Pittsburgk Penner.
.
lasp cIARDING and Lodging by the day or'week on
thomost reasonable terms. Strangers will find
it to their advantage to 'patronize him.; Persons trav
eling east or west, will`find his . honse a convenient 1 0 .
cation—iris Within; one hundred; yards , of the Canal
Basin, and convenient to the FOrwarding Houses.
-Every infonnarion given to Iron Manufac
turers, in all linanchenof the business,
IN'Honaci Brewed'Ale'canat all Limos bo had :111
t&cbar niivlo iy• • -
S :-
PITTSBURGH AGENCY
DIRECTORS
vnLLpm. McllnE
04nal Boat Holum.
..:.i ~ ,
f P'.
~..~~ ~ ..ate; ,/.~'l, , ^•s'~~ At>
afteAlister's Aliatealing Ointment
_ .
INSENSIRIA PERSPIRATION..
,
The preceding figure is given . to represent the itl•
SENSIBLE l'sttsPire f t.Tiort. It is tile greatevacuation
for the impurities
,of the body. it will be noticed that
a thick cloudy mist issues from all points of thesurface,
which - indicates thnt.thiS perspiration flows uninter
ropudly when .wei ;are - in health, but ceases when
we ore sick. Life cannot bo sustained -without
it. It is thrown' off from the blood and other
juices of the bodylood diSposes by this' means, of
neatly All the Impurities within us. The language' of
Scripture is, 'int the Blood is the Life." If it ever
becomes impure, itj may be traced directly to the stop
pogo of the inseasrble.perspiration. Thus'we she,
nil that is ,neceSsury when the blood is stagnant, or in
feetcd, is.to open dutpores,and it relieves itself front
all impurity instersepy... Its own heat and vitality, are
suffrcieni,:Wifltuue one ? p article of medicine, except to
open the pores opon the suiface. Thus we see the
folly of taking no touch internal remedies. All pnicti.
linnets, however, direct their offuris to restore the In
sensible l'et ihn,. :The Thenimsuniun. for instance,
skeins, the Ilydrojattitist shrouds us in wet blankets,,
thp iloniepatltist deals out infinitissitnals, the Allopa
thist bleeds arid, dti'Sei us with ITlCltury,lilld the blus
tering Quack gorge-3 es with pills,-pills
.pills.
To givo . sotrm idea t - tf the amount of Insensible
rerspitation, we will stole that the learned Dr. Itc;ven
hock, uscertahnsd five-eights of all we receive in
to the-stomach, passed lAT - by this means: In Other
winds, if we eat,art daittle eight ponds per day, we
eNacuate five pounds of. it by the Insensible Perspire.,
Tinis is'nfine other than the used up ritirtieles of 11'6
blood,
.and utler . Adces giving - placelo the new and
fresh onee.:-.. Tor clMtick this, therefore, is retain in
the system.hvemigbis _of all .the virulent matter -that
nature ileinandi ihnuldlenve the body.
...By a sudden tianaltion from heat to cold, the rores.
arc stopped. the perspiration ceases; and disease begins
at ours , turdeeelopci itself,..l - lence; a stoppage of this
li f ive of the juices, Originates:so many complaints.
. - It is by'stoppingl the stallik, ring overwhelms man 7.
kind with coughs's iota's, and consumption, Nino
tetelis Of the world die from diseases induced by a
stoppage of Insensible Perspiration. _ .
Let me ask, new, every candid mind, what coubte
seems the ;toost resonable iii pursue, to unstop the
pores, ertee they ate chised. Would you give physic
to unstriptheporeSt . Or' would you upply, something
that would dl, thisiupep surface, vt hero -the clog
rictrially And yet I- know of no physician
who Makei any external application to effect it. Un
der these eiretitustances, present to - physic:ler:4, and
trtall fithers,:f4lcAlistr r's Oiritment, or
he World's Salve.. It has power to restore perspi
ration on the feet, on the bead, around oldsores„upun
the chest,. in short,:upon any pari of the body, whether
iliteased sligh , ly obseverely. . •
It has power to cause all external sores, scrofulous
humors, skin diseaSes, paisonous wounds, to discharge
their putrid mater, and then 'testi, them.
ft is a remedy that sweeps tiff the whole catalogue
of cutaneous disorders, and restores the entire cuticle
to its lieulthy funclions.
It is n remedy that' forbids the necessity of so many
and deleterious driigs taken into the stomach.
. It is a remedy taut; neither sickens, gives inaonve
-mlence, or is .dangcrutis to the intestines. • -
-It preserves anti. defends the, surface from all de
rangement ails fdoctions. The surf ice is the outlet .
of Avemiglahs of tine bile and used up Matter within
Iris pierced with millions of openin.a io relieve the
intestifies. Stop up these pees, nod death knocks
ntlotir door. Itlis irightly.termed All Healing, fur
there is scarcely a disease, external or internal, that
it will no t benefit. I I have usedit for the last fourteen
years flr all diseases of the chest, consumption, liver,
involving 'the utmost danger and responsibility, and I
declare before Heaven and man. that not in ono single
case has it faitedi to , benefit, when
.the patent was
within the reach of mortal means.
I have had phisicians, learned in the profession; - I
have had -ministers of the Gospel, Judges on the
bench, Aldermen and Lawyers,
.gentlemen. of tho.
highest erudition and' multitudes of the poor, use it
in every variety of way, and there has been but one
voice—one tinitedl and universal voice—saying "Mc- .
Alistcr, your Ointmentis good.' . - • "
CONSUNIP.TION
It can hardlybr, credited than salve can have
.any
effect upon thelungs,seated us they are within the
system. - But if Placiyd upon the chest. it penetrates
directly to the seperates' tho.poisonous parti
cles that are constiming them, and expels them from
the system.
• I need not say that it I. curing persons of Consump
tion continually, although we are iold it is foolisness,
I care not what is Said, so long.us I can cure several
thousand persons yeanrly.
HEADACRE
The Salve has Mired persons of the Headache of
l 0 years standing, and who had it regularly every
week, so that vomiting often took plate.
Deafness nod Ear Arheare helped with like success.
. [COLD FEET:. ;..
Consumption. Liver complaint, pains in the chest or
aide, fulling off .the hair, one or the other always ac
compa&es cold reel. Iris a sure sign of disease
in the system to have cold feet. _
The Salve %%littera every catre
In Scroulla. Erpripplus, salt Rheum, Liver complaint
Sore Eyes, Quinsyt. Sore Tinost, Bronchitis, Broken
or Sore Breast,Piles, all Chest Disease', such as As
thma, Oppression; PAM, also Sure .Lips, .OharTped
Hands, Tumours; Cutaneoui Eruptions, Nervous Dis
eases, and of the Spine there is probably no medi
cine now known stagged. -
I BURNS.
It is the beat tlong in the world for Burns. (Read
the Directions around the bort.)
PIMPLES ON THE FACE. 61ASCULINESKIN
GROSS SURFACE.
Its irst action Is to expel all humor. It will not
ceaso drawing iillthefuce is free from any matterthat
may he lodged indict.: the skin, and freqsently break
ing out to the surface. It then heals. When there is
nothing but grossness, or dull repulsive surface, itbe
gins to soften at@ serum until the skin becomes as
smootband delicate as a- child's. .
:WORMS.
If parents knew how fatal most, niodicines were to
children taken inwanlly;theywoull be slow to resort
to them. Especially ‘'mercui ial lozerwas7 called " mo•
dicated loienges,l"verrnifuges' - The truth
is, no one can tell; invariably when,worms are. present.
Now letme say td parents that this will - always
tell if a child has!worrns. It will &lye every vestige of
them away. (Rdad the-directions around the box.)
There is probably do medicine on the 'face of the
earth at .once so ;sure and so safe in the expulsion of
worms. I
TOILET. -
, Although I hrvi , e said little about it' as a hair rester
alive vet! will stake it against the world! They may
bring their Oils (lir and near, and mine will restore the
hair two cases torliteir one.
$ OLD SORES.
That seine Sores are an outlet theimpurities of the
system, is, beciuso they:cannot pass otrthrou,gh the dtt•
turd channels of the Insensible Perspiration. If such
sores ere healed up the impurities must, have some
other outlet, or itwill nndanger life. - Tbls salve will
always.provide for such emergencies.
' - !RHEUMATISM •
. -
It removes iilmnsi imtnecliatof tha inflammation
and swelling; when the pain of course ceaies.
In all cases of, fever, the dilriculty lies in the pores
being locked up, so that the-heat and perspiration
Cannot pass off, If the . least moisture could hastened,
the crisis has'passed and the danger over. ; The All.
Healing Ointment in all' cases of fevers almost
instantly unit: the skin and bring forth the,Perspt.
ratwa
SCALD HEAD _
We hiver cured caeca tliat actually defied every
t hi n g knowo,as well as the ability of fifteen or twenty
doctoiro. 0110171QU 10/CrU3 he had sgeat'ssoo on ids
J„
`r4::~...~a:::a.:
, •
0 1 41 - t„
4 , 414
ebildrop with.outooj.benefitiwbeirifGra bolt leof-tho
ointaioni: cured L - ' -; =
. .
CORns
Occasional use of the Ointment will always keep
earns' from. growing.. People need never.be troubled
with . them if they will use it. . •
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE, • "
No man can measure its value. So long As the stern
roll along over the Heatrans•••.Bo long es mitt treads,
tho earth, subject to
_all infirmities of the desh—so.-.'
lowg as disease and sickness Is known--just sb long:
will this . good Ointrxieii be used and ststmmeri....;„
When man ceases from idf die - eartb,then the demand •
will cease, and not till their
AMES' :McitiSTER & Co..
Sole proPrleters of the, above Medicine._ Price 25-
cents per box.
,As the All-Healing Ointment hos been greatly-.:'
counterfeited, we have giyed this Caution to the pub
lic that "no Ointment .will be genuine unless- the . '-
names or -fames McAllen., or .111771 CS McAli4ter •
4. Co., rire witurrert with u Pea upon EVZRY label.",
Now we hereby offer n reward of $5OO- to be paid ; •
on conviction to auy_of the constituted-4urts of the-,
United States, Cur any individual counterfeiting. our •
name and Ointment..
. - .
PRICE 25 -CENTS PER. BOX.
~_-
_ . .
Acntrs.—For aale in rit tsburgli by Prount.r.*Rei
ter, corner of Liberty and . St Clair Arts., nod by.l - II `:. .
Cuoiel, corner of Walnut urn! Penn ars ; Hays & Brock- -;
way. (Druggist:o No 2, Commeicial Row, Libertrat4 ' •
L Wilcox, Jr., corner Market and the.•Dinmond; •
H Schwartz, and J Sargant, Allegheny city; .1
Smith ( Druggist) . Birmingham. J Sehoonmaker dr.
Co., (DI uggists;) No 81, Wood at.; are the wholesale
ngemts • . mar 20.
Gu/sata.• Iron . ' Works,
LEWIS O'HARA *LEWIS,:
MANUFACTURERS.
•
fp fi B underSign - od, acting as Akenis fa the abovt,
establishment, ath now receiving supplies from
the %Yorks, °MI will in a short time be•fullisapplied'
with all the various sizes of I RQN and NAILS.
They respectfully enlieit a liberal share or
pcblia
patronage, with the coufident tissut ance that the quali
ty of the article Will not be surpassed .by any to tbtr.
market. • • ROBERTSON 4- REPPERT;
mar3O•dlrn A gent s.for the quiouta -Iran Works,
:PRIN.T I NG:.IO..VFIPE.:,'
N. W. CORNER OP WOOD t 4,17711.3,13
The proprietors of the SI
MON tee Parr '
coal N D.VAtiiIPAcTURKR reSpeCtrilllii/IfOilll duds
friends and the' pntrorks of thoisepapers, thatthey have:
a largo and Well chosen assortment of
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agiD allea camas 7,111j101141Z1.2.110
Isecessaryt er a Job PrintinkPfEce, and that they are
'prepared to execute •
LETTER PRESS PRINTING,-
I
BOOKS, '. ... . Bills otLading, Circulars,
Pamphlets, • Bill Heads, Caide,
Handbills, Blank Check s, HatTirs;
tifitbs of 331autto, - .
Stage ,Steantboat' and Canal Boat Bills,joith,csp
• - • propriate cute,
Printed on the shortest notice and most reasonable
We respectfully ask tliepat renege ufour friends and
the public is general in this branch of our basilicas.
BIGLER, SARGENT & BIGLER.
July .2.5. t 845. ' : '. •
.
•m the public that she has jtirt corn •
molted the 011NABSENMAL Besiness,and • has a.
very superior stock, received from the Eirstern . Citiesi
and Paris; and sho is prepared to'fill all coders at
the shortest make, and in a manner that cannot bo
excelled by any similar manufactarer in the country-
Sho has on hand and intends keeping,a large assort
ment of Ornamented Hair Work, such us Ledies'.',
Wigs, Bands, Braids, Curls; - Necklaces, Guards; •
Bracelets, Finger Rings, 4.c. Gentlemen's Wigs,
Tonpriea Scratches, &c. - '
Mrs R., has been for many years engaged in the bn. •
siness in France and the United States, and from ber
long and extensive eiperience, sho feels confident of
being able to give satisfaction to all who will favar
her with their patronage. Her prices aremore liber-•
al ihan have been offered in this city heretofore. -
mar 17-ly
Lard Oil at a Reduced Price.
T . .
BE subscriber would respectfully inform his :
friends and public in generalohat bit. new
Factory is now completed. and with a largo addition
to his machinery, he is prepared to make. considora.
ble quantities of a superior article of Lard Oil, which
he is determined to sell cheep, folly appreciating the
old proverb, "data nimble lixpence. is better than a
slow shilling." • He feels confident, that consumer,
would find it to their advantage .to give him: a call
and ezumine for' themselves,' •
Woolen manufacturers; Machinists and others. ore
aspectruily invited to examine his suporion.oii, Fiflh
street, near Market, appoint+. Hunker's Conficticaturt
ry Store, and Messrs Samuel M"Clutken & Co, Lib
erty street. . ' . i; EDEY;
• . • Pittsburgh Lanl Oil Manufacturer.
A superior quality of Star Candles al u aye on band
rof, assorted . . . mar 24.
. . • .
Cosner of St. Clair and renn• streets, Pittsburgh,
JAM ES. ARMSTRONG, frarrietor.
TE proprietor begs kaveto ieturn tiismostgrate
ful thanks to his friends and the public for past
ravor.f, and hopes, by attention, to merit a continuation
or their patronage. The hOuso is pleasantly situated
near the Exchange; it has accommodations for travel
ers, and a large room for public meetings, dianer or
supper parties. • : • •
Always rently, or prepared on the shortest notice, with
the choicest the market' will afford. Oyster:run&
Oyster Soup, also Fresh Shell Oysters, received 'eve."
ry day during tho season'. Thegieateatcaro ans been
taken in the selection of wines and liquors. A vn6e..-
ty of newspaPers are regulatly filed in ins establish.;
P. S. A Hot Lunchierved up Avery day at 1 A. M.
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NAIL
.IttEEICO DECLARED!
MONONGAHEtA • • •
• . . . • .•. -
CLOTHING .STORE:..
. .
No 2, WOOD fit. .SedotOl• Door - frOico . Oßt
- Corner of Water. Street, ..
COOLEY & LAIRD, PROPRIETORS,
The undersigned takes this method of announaiog
to their customers and public generoltyithat they
have jtist received frOm the East, and offer foi sale at
the above stand a large and well delected assortment.
of Cloths, Cassimares, Testings and materials of eve
ry descridtion, having been purchased for-cosh on the
most advantageous terms, tbeyare enabled to offer as
CHEAP as can be sold in the Western Country: '—
Their assortment of •
. READY ALA DE. C . LO:TH•ING, '
is large, and has bean manufectnred ' from the beet
materials, by excellent workmen.
They havo constantly on band and will manufactnre
to order all articles of Clothing ; which they will war.
rant to be made in the- best manaer until:oust fashion
able style.' • .
They invite tho public. to call and examine , their
stock of goods, as May are confident they can Sell
GOOD ARTICLES at prices which cannot full to please.
Remember the place: NO. 2. WOOD STREET.,
SECOND DOOR FROM 1 TRE CORNEA Olr
WATER: • slept 941
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Joh112; Da
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHiT
Coiner of Wood an d sta., Piy:sbui•gh,
Ts reedy to tocaive merchandise of every.dvi erip dos
_IL on cotu,ignmeiit; for public or private sale, and
from long eicperience in the above husittess, flitttei 4 ..
hirnselfthat he will be 'able to give entire satisfactial
to an whO may favor him with theirpatronage.:, -
Regalarsales on MOgDAYS and Tneasnata, of Dt
Goodsand fancy articlea, at 10 o'clock; A. bt. -: -
Of Groceries,Pittsburghmannfacturedartitles,nest
and second heed fOrnithre,sx., at 2 o'clock ;
SitlesevcrYtvening,atearlyglitht: angl2r . y
AUTION.
BOOS £ND 30$ .
ORNAMENTAL
HAIR WORK.
MRS. RENTER,
Z7Q3 . MG )
ALLEGtENIt:
Sim doors from the Aqueduct,
Opposite the Colleetor's Office.
WASHINGTON HOTEL;
REFRESHMENTS
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