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PITTSBURGH, PA.
SATURDAY MORNfIsIG,
CORRESPONDENTS.
In-reference to communications which may appear
in thhipaper, we - have ono or two. remarks to make.—
W 0 will Insert none without the name of the Mu her be
ing fast made known toi us, and whq a inserted, mustsl
ways he taken as expressiveof theviews of the writer,
and notthey editor of-this paper, unless the views su
expreisedare editorially remarked upon and upprped.
Tritit "ifif Yeateiday was warm and it also
tained stnattlyduring- the day: The fervour& say that
it is "fine growing weather;'. and diet vngetabloaof
every kind will soon be abundant:
'TliFiTe.. — Notwithetandivig the inalemencyof the
weather, `Mc Sthiti4 has been 'performing "to good
houses; he isa very Pophlar comedian and his comic' s
looks and drolleiies greatly amuse the, audience. In
consequence of the !Magness of .the Dress Circle and
the crowded state of the Theatre, thi , Manager has
made a decided improvement which ivtll greatly add
to dm: Comfort end convenience of the audience in
warm : weather. The petition which separates the
boxes. from the lobby has been cut away from one
door to the other, vibichWill leave an opening of about
ten feet by three, thris affording a free passage for the
cool air 40 flesh able on a warm night when the House
is crowded. It will also afford at least one hundred
more people no opportunity of witnessing the per
romances witbent tthe slightest inconvenience; in
warm weather it will be the most comfortable part
of the house. - The Celebrated Violin -performer, Mr
las artilied and will take charge of the
_0" 'chasm - to.nlght.
,
THAT site .14 - HUGH • SWEENY S : --1.1011 - 1. 'ergot
the sale at {high Svreens'6, illegheny city, this of
terne,m,nt. 2 n'eitteli. P. M. The Trim!: and the Dogs
of the St. Bernard bicnd, will be sold and "no mis
take:..
TO'THE MECHANICS AND MANUFACTUR
ERS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
. . , .
Thu undersigne4 having been appointed a Commit.
tee to rerinive'-aod for Ward articles intended Oar the
Great . D.lationalli'AinJ Exhibition. to be hold at
Washington - Chinn tho 20th May next, baYa- obtain
od the use of the attire
,in Wood street, adjoining-the
corner of Second :street, belonging to illr T. Liggett,
where any specimens securely packed, will be meek--
ed. and from wheecisthey Ali be forwarded to Wash—
,
legi:tw at the expense - of .
the owner, which, by wny of
Brownsville, and Cumberland, will be • about $l,OO
per.loo lbs. • • , . --
• -
It is highly important that the skill and industry of
Allegheny County houla he fully represented, not
tanly by the exhibition of new amt curious specimens, li
bit also by- a' display of those staple articles of: Manu
faCtute - which are required for the regular course- of
I3usiness;;• and whiOh• ought to be accolopaicied by'
statements of their lowest wholesale. prices:'
, In order to securr? favisrable posithans_ for the speci
meths that may be it will be necessary that
thay'riliould ant hal later in, leaving this city than
Monday. ittli May next. ' -
For further lamination on.the subj••ct. apply to
i THOMAS BAKE W WELL,
JOHN SHERIFF,
• F LORENZ.
ALLEN 'CORDELL,
L R LIVINGSTON.
Pittsburgh, Aptil47., 1846. Committee.
Cliekene . es Sugar-coated Vegetable Pills —All
diseases have their origin in impurity of blod. l low.
ever excellent the general health, there in no security
against fever, where the blood is impure, as indicated
by eruptions of the "skin, vertigo, headache, !amitotic,
Ste. The best purifier of the blood is Clickener's Sti
gar-coated Pin, which is so skilfully compounded.
that it does not caum . gripinr,, the, great objection to
all The envelope of sugar prevents all nausea,
an that, save from the powerful, yet easy operation,
the patient would hardly be aware that he had taken
my medicine at ail, So well convinced is Dr. Click
to efficacy of his pills ia-all specified canes,
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that .
need et— .
Sold by Wm Jackson, earner of Wood and Liberty
streets, who is general. Agent for pr Clickener's Pills
in Pittsburgh and vicinity.
Oaliewere of an imitation ottiele called "Impro•
wed Sugar• Coated Pills,"purporting to be Pawnterl
as Iscott, the pills and pretended patent a're forgeries,
got up by a miserable quack, in New York, who, foe
the last four or five years, has made his living by
counterfeiting popular medicines. may 3
SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE
Attt—"And you'll remember me.
What other joys, what other hopes
May fill the heart with glee,
Give me thegreatost soar of soaps—
- Oh! Jones's SOAP for me.
When pimples come upon-the face
As I've seen come on thee,
If - yen would these defects erase,
Oh! do remember me.
Wben winter's winds. with rugged power,
May chap the bands and face;
When summer's sun yoursharms deflower,
Will burn and tan each grace;
-When freckles or when yellow skin
From face or neck should flee—
At such a moment I must a in,
And you'll remember me.
Then Joaes's SOAP will show its power
Upon your face and neck—
. Yotir skin more clear than fullest flower,
Without a blotch or speck:
And then from freckles pimples, tan.
Your skin will be quite free—
,
Thus you'll be made the love of men—
And you'll remember me.
• Sol/ atJACKSDN'S Patent Medicine Warehaese
89 Liberty street, had of Wood—at the same place
is sold the Moorisitliaii Dye and Spanish Lilly White.
Principe/ Office -Sign of the American Eagle,'
83 Chatham st., New York.
Aut—" The Old House at Home."
0 that old head of mine, where my jetty hth dwelt,
And whereacurf or where dandruff was neveryet felt.
Where pay love so oft rambled, (that is,) her thoughts
and her fingers,
' Tis en that hair of mina that my fancy now lingers.
Yet 'dearer, far dearer than aught living or dead,
Is. that beautiful hair that then grow on my head;
Bat thaujh I thu clo cOmplain that my hair Tip long
It is , tnice nitre restored, at a very small cost;
For I have botight, for three shillings—'de a trifle. to
giro
For a bottle ofJogne famed Hair Restorative;
And, nom dearer, far,fmer than 'tartuf over before,
Is my . bsir, since Jones' famed Hair stuff did it thus
restore.
It is an' honest truth, that a 3s. bottle of Jones's
Coral Hair Resterative will give any one a good head
of hair. forces the hair to grow, stops its falling
off, cures scurf, and dresses the hair, keeping it in
order, - thrice as lenges any thing else made—just try
it. Sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Ware
house, 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head of Wood—
at the same place is sold the Moorish Hair Dye; Span.
Ish Lilly White and Italian Chemical Soap.
117,Principal Office, sign of the American Engle,
8.. q. Chatham street, New York.
- Dr. Wistar'i Balsam of Wild Cherry,--This
celebrated remedy is a compound, balsamic prepara
tion of the Wild Cherry and Moss Iff Iceland, com
bined by a new chemical' plogress with the Extract
of Pine: So sa]uutry have been its effects in all ca
sea when administred for Coughs, Asthma, Consump-
tion. or anYdiseaaeof the lungs, . that many of the most
distinguished physicians have approved and recom
mended Wand openly acknowledged it tobe themost
valuable medicine ever discovered. It is try ly a vnluable
'medicine; and is effecting, en immense amount of
good in the relief of suffering humanity
112r,S
- ee Advertisement. - .
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Joint IV Burrell—..attcrrney at Law.
HAVING returned from his - European tourhas
taken art,ollico on the urn:eh east corner ofSmith.
field - end Fourth streets. Persons having had but&
nest and paers in the hands -of Sarnu ef-Kingston Esq,
deceased wi ll call on the aboi , e ns :nil 'the - unsettled
business of Mr Kingston has been left in his hands
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PRESERVE THE. TEE.
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VAR better is it to cure the toothache to one min.
1 me, by using Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash,
than to softer the aching - , also - to cure soreness of the
gums,cure softness of the gems, stop bleeding of the
gums,' and always keep the teeth, gums and mouth
pleasant, and in the best state of health.. - -
Whist 'introducing WHEELER'S TEA-BERRY
TOOTH WASH to the public, it is the paiuful duty
of the proprietor, to state that this article, which is
the original, end onlyzenuintiTealserry Tooth Wash,
has been imitated by - numerous Teaberry Tooth
Washes, Teaberry Tooth Pastes, and a veriety of ar
ticles With the Mime. Teatscrty annexed to them,
When in fact this ettiele is the first that ever bore the
tame of Teaberry, and is the only one which possesses
the renlvirtue of the plant, itnd ' established all the
celebrity for it, which induced ether - Alp unlike use of
its name, though they never did present its intrinsic
virtues to the public. Aa evidence that this is the
first preptuation of Tertberry for the Teeth, the copy
of the certified records of the United States District
Court is published.
ttx Eastern District of Pennsylvania, to
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wit: m e.
Be it remembered, That on the s
41\t. t . '• coed day of Februn ry,. Ait no Domini. one
'..'l' I • -4 :f . ,thousand eight hundred and forty two.
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W, WHEELER;
Of the said District, bath deposited in this Office the
Title of a Book, the tido of which is in the words fol
lowing, to wit;
TEA BERRY TOOTH WASTI.
The right whereuthe elai,rns as Proprietor, in =—
f or t u ity with ti' Act of Congress, entitled "An Act
to emend the several Acts respecting Copy Rights.
FRA'S. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of the Dist Court.
184'2., Fcb. 2d. Copy deposited.
CHAS. F. 14 EAZIETT.
The nimve Copy Right for the Wrapper of the Bot
tle, bhowing the Thh, of the Article in legal language,
nod granted in the legal form. will prove this to en
leo
. Origintil TEA BERRY TOOTH WASH, and
all, others nro but, imitations. which has gone out of
use wherever the Genuine Tenberry Tooth Virnah is
501d,. ; .': - .:Theri remember, hone is genuine but
WHEELER'S .
Certificates of Magistrates of hite city of
delphict.
Hnqing inn& Die of ynur much celo braced Teaberry
Tooth Wash, 1. leo' ronvincealltat it is the ben ILJ ti•
C 1 .13; I have ever known. anti hari•by wartely reclaim:cad
itq use td the public in general, aq a pleasant and efii•
cachate article for presors ing the TeOth and Gums.
ROBERT E JOHNSTON.
For a number of years my Teeth and Gums were
au Much out of order as to prevent me from eating
with any pleasure. and •caused much, pain. [lnning
heard of Wheeler's Teubetry Tooth Ido err
tray that I tried ono small bottle of it, and in lea;
than itwo weeks my Teeth and Gurria wet-c sound and
good I believe that the use of it would be au whale
uga to many others.
J MAZER.
Certificates rf Mrinbers of ale Plaadelphia Bar.
Having uaud Whecler'a Teuueny Tooth ‘Vmh and
powder, I have found them to pnAtteott cleansing and
purifying properties, and while they whiten and beau•
tify the Teeth. they haven beneficial rffeet upon the
gurus, by imparting to them free uud healthful action.
F A RAYNOLL).
I have used Wheder's Tenbesry Tooth Wash and
its eliects upon my Teeth and Gams has given to me
a high opinion of its merits. Icheerfolly recommend
it to ',beget:cull use. II It IiNEASS.
My daughter has thted Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth
Wa (on.l powder) andlias found its rth-ots to ho
cleansing and purification of the gums, and a sweet.
eniogof the mouth. I have no hesitation in femur,•
mending it is as the most beneficial preparation for
the iced) I have over aeon. C. J.JACIi.
Certificates of Ladits and Gemlle men of Phila.
••It is with gratitude that I send the following
certificate,
,boping that many who suffer will be
led by a perusnl of it, to obtain Wheeler's Tealmers
Tooth Wash, which fluid,' ( u se d. an d it has
effectually cured tooth ache, soreness of the gums.
removed scurf from my teeth and I fully believe has
entirely nrtestod all decay of them. I trust that all
who suffer basing either of the same IreCk6 of
complaint, will as soon an- possible rise \t howler's
Teaberry 'fouth Weak', That they maybe relieve 1.
•
"Owing to Laving taken cold, but mostly in conic
(peace of the acid of a paint used in color dd.: prints, my
Teeth became very much injured, giving excruciating
pain at intervals for between two and three yew...—
Wheeler's Teaberry Toteb wash was used, and has
entirely curd them, which in certificate form 1 send,
thatthose who wish a perfect remedy for puitifol teeth.
and also desire a p!easant, Tooth wash. may with con
fidence try Wheeler's Teaherry Tooth Waiih,
MARY 21. TAYLOR.
•'SA'heeler's Teabcrry Tooth Wneh•" haring remor
edscurf and cured */1,11056 of the gums, which had
troubled me fot two years. It is my belief that it is
a highly useful 'article and that it is advisable to those
who suffer with the Teeth and Gums to make ice of
it. MARY 1:31..11.L8TXN.
..Your Tenberry Tooth %VELA cured the tooth ache
and also sureness of the gums in my family, and
send you this certificate, that those tvim sulfur u ith
tooth ache, or soreness of the gums, may know that it
is a remedy fur them, and a very pleasant Tooth
Wtish.
FRAS PREVOST.
No. 148 Cutbatine street.
W. Wheeler
'•Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash," having cured
soreness of the gums, and effectually stopped hluediag
of the gums, I deem it a debt of gratitude for the
relief which it afforded me, end a duty owed to my
fol ow beings, to say, that it is my firm conviction, that
those who will use Wheeler's Teuberry Tooth Wash,
for the Teeth and Gums, will find that It is an im—
portant article, THOMAS J. !WC t.l !WY,
No. 9.38 Callowlsill sticet
From much severe affliction or myself, nod other
of my family, with decayed Teeth and sore Gums.
and the many rellectoble testimonials highly in favor
of WHEELER'S :TEARER RY TOOTH W ASII.
I was induced to give it o trial, after which my family
used it, and I rejoice to say that it did perform a
thorough and effectual cure for all, and i. the best
article that I ever knew of. I would recommend its
use to those who may be suffering.
_ _ _
W. WHEELER
Many more testimoniali are existing appro‘ing of
"Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash."
Sold at Wm. Jackson's Store. No 89 Liberty at.,
Pittsburgh, Hood of Wood street.
Principal Office No 86, Chesnut at. Philadelphia.
a p27d ly
Franklin Medical College of Philadelphia.
raluiE first annual course of lectures in thin insti
tution,willbo opened 03 Monday. the twelfth
day of October neat (the second Monday in October,)
and will ho continued until the end of the ensuing Feb
ruary
PROFESSORS
Paul Beek Goddard, M, D.—Anatomy and Ilistoi
ogy.
0 C Van Wyek, M. D.—Principles and practice
of surgery. •
Meredith Clymer, Al, D, —Principles and practice
of medicine.
_John Barclay Biddle, hf D.--Materia med lea and
6e-61pm:idea.
David. Hunter Tucker, M. D.—Obstetticks and
diceitses or women and children.
Levin S Jaynes. M. D.—Misiology and legal med
icine.
Jones" B -Rogers, ILL-D.--General and organic
chemistry.
John Baselay Biddle. M D.—Donn of the faculty.
Joseph Leidy, hf. D.—Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The Franklin Medical College was incorporated in
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, by an act approved
28th January 1896, and is authorised by section third
of its charter, ”togrant the degree of Doctor of Mcdi.
600 to any such persons as shall possess ths quantize.
tiona now usually required of 'candidates in other
Medical Colleges in this stow."
.FEES,
For caclrcourse of lectures, $l5 00
Monica'titian fee, to be paid once only, 5 0 0
Diploma fee, lO 00
'Additional information respecting the course of in.
structio ,n or other matters connected with the Focal-,
ty, can be obtainerinpoo application, personally, or by
letter, to • J B BIDDLE. M. D.
Dean of the Faculty, N E corner of Quince and
Philadelthia, marl 1 dfim'
.RVIAST----;:N.l.Gars:::-.NlO:tia
Witnentioned -- in our last that Gen Werth . was on
Ids way to this . port from-the Rip Grande on the
steamer Hunter. , We havesitice learned, with great.
reireti that Gen Worth has resigned his commission.
It is well understood in the ietviee _that the cause of
this step is that old source of -Complaint, brevet rank.
But whatever may be the cause,• tho.siluile ,country
*lli regret the loss of Gen Worth. ' It. is no diaper.
agetneat; to others in the service to say that, in the
trighes't end best valifications of a general officer,
Gen Werthhas no superior ia the army.,
Anothersintoward event in the service we ha ire io
chronicle. On the morning of the 10th instant, Cul
Crossithe acting quartermasterleneral of the army.
feft the camp on horseback unattended, on business in
his deportment, Not returnrng within a reasonable
tinie, alarm was excited in regard to.his safety, and
parties were sent out forhim, but courrd obtain masa,
isfactory tidings of him. Three or fur days elapsed,
and the gravest fears were entertained for his life,
when happily, through the energy and adroitness of an
officer . of die dragoons, it was ascertained that he had
been taken prisoner by a party of Mexican rancheros,
consisting of a captain, lieutenant, and five men, and
carried off. Not die least apprehension is now enter_
❑tined for the personal safety of Col Cross, but it is
nut known in General Taylor's camp where he is.—
Mexican officers positively deny that ho in In Materna.
ran, and we must wait patiently a little while for the
the mystery to be unravelled. But let us repeat that,
at last accounts, the officers of Gen Taylor's camp felt
no alarm whatever fur his personal safety.
The Washington Union of the 29th says: We can
now scarcely entertain a doubt that we havo carried
both branches of the legislature. In the last session
we hod 10 majority in the Senate and 26 in the House
of Delegates -36 on jnira cote. At the present elec
tion they ti,tri to elect the 4th chase of the Senate,
consisting of 9 senators. We have already secured
half-4 senators. 'The whigs here elected 3, and
ono only, in the Knnawha district, to he Imola flow
If we, were to lose that distil.t we should still have a
rnakirity of 6 in the Senate.
In the noose, we have lost -t9 and gained s—nett
loss .4 or 8 to be deducted from 23, leaving 16 to gn
upon. Allowing the 2 delegates in ACCORIII4 loot. we
shouhi still have 14 majority. We deem it altnoet
impossible for tho wills* to oveteorno that mrtinrily.
D l t. TIIONIPZION'S CARMINATIVE. is the
bell to , dieitte for the speedy cure of Cl/olio. nys•
entary nod Bowel Compkints, both in adults and chit
ecen, ever iimeeted. It free from Upitem,end coo
be admi,,htet et, to the most 11 , dicate inlaat , with
perfect Pt i-e°s and 50 me per bottle. Sold
by .1 . 1 (be Drugghtts in the city.
Prepared nod by the Proprietor.
EDGAR THORN. Druggist,
cur Bawl and Penn 9t.s, Pittrinn , :b.
ALSO. ThomrAnti.* Anti Dygreptic and Peegativ
vill, ..1,1 t, 4 übnyn. nr."22
BS4III , ,TINGS AND Slll tun SGS.
The attention of purelosers is invited to our
large stork uf there
4 4 Superior Sect blood shitting
15 13 . do do do do do;
7 3 do do du;
112 4 Illsoditon Sheetieg;
5.4 do 11.-11
3 3 do do.
marl? 'WE,% I'ENNOCK
Cloths, Coitinseres and Vesting%
F. h:..,• pit open,d a large .I.llt 01 ClOOl., Cl
T um , •rca and veoi,.g.,cule.isting of
Black Fr,ne.llClo
Broxn and do;
Work Fr, bcl.l Cusgim , te.;
.Farr_v do do;
do Vcolinz , i, Se, pr;c- , to +tilt thc timr*
am 17 SUEA PENNOCK.
AA CANS Ground Pepper;
1.1
to Cues Grennd C.inuarnon;
5 Cana Ground Alspice;
5 do to Cloves;
In sr...m.llnd for cabs by
Pittsborgh Dlaaufactared Tobacco.
2fi KEGS Plug Tohacco;
I_, 5 •• Ladies dn;
10 " Va. " do;
10 " Cav'd, 1. Lump, do;
In store anti for sale by
_
sugnr in
14 1 41 V " ‘% 1 ' i hi . i : c li B u r s 3 .a 7 r il l b l 6 l‘: :e ';
In timic and fur uric by
J. S.: J. Miff V.V ITT.
der 20 tt24 Liberty 50
Now Nooks.
rri HE American HOIIRC Carpi...fuer;
llonnett's and Flomilig't Book keeping;
Henry'' , Mufeum 3 vnbi. in 4;
The World in n Pocket Book;
Newhnni'll human MegnetiAm;
Hints in M. , there for tho rnanngerni nt of Health;
Wilson on limn skin.
For solo by II S BOSWORTH & Co,
an2s 43 Masker iltreet
Stencil Letters.
ON hand an a.4soritnent of Lettere and Figures
Names, Plates, &c., eat In order.
Tables.
(AN E dozen small tables with shelf ender tho top
V' made I'm' School Desks, for sale cheap at the
F urnii are ‘‘tirehouhe of
T. B. YOUNG & CO.,
ari`22 Mod At.
Pier Tables.
ATARTI Tor, on hood nud for sole lour at the
1. furniture warehouse of
JESSE NIOORE,
No 07, Market st.
A HANosomE ;a of Berege Shawls; plain blk
A
Ilene tn. drosses; Satin stripe black Berege
for dresses; French Lawns, beautiful styles, received
this day by Leech's Express.
B. E. CONSTABLE,
nplB. 85 Market street.
Printers Ink.
MIFFLIN'S Superior Printing Ink, for
WI • sale by GE.O COCHRAN,
np2o Nn 26 Wood at.
D ENNSYLVANIA Stnte Reports, contidning
cotes adjudged in The Supreme Court, during
part of May term, July term, and part of September
term, 1895, sot Ist, by Roman' M. Bonn, State Re .
porter, lust publisbed and for sale by the Exclusive
Agent, fat the western counties,
J W COOK, 05 dth et.
Law Books ordered and sold at Eastern pikes.
np2B.
Oy.O. S. SWARTZ has just opened a vary exton—
UT sive assortment of superior French Laws, of now
patterns and, beautiful colors, that cannot fail to please
at ! (ap 10) 106, Market street.
Shootings..
FIST received a variety of 4-4 5-4 6-4 by 12-4
'Sheetings of the best mark for sake very cheap for
cash
apt° GEO. S. SWARTZ.
ALL persons indebted to the undersigned, ore te•
quested to call at M r Backofen's Book Store. Lib.
erty street, and settle their accounts. No one should
pay any on the account of the late Sent of N & G
Clela, before further notice.
• Dr GEORGE CLEIS.
Pittsburgh, April 13, 1846.
SELECT SCHOOL.
.TNTIVL MOODY respectfully announces to his old
V V friends, that he intends opening a Select School
in this city, on the let Monday of April next, in the
basement of the Third Presbyterian Church.
' anal-tf. - •• •
VIRGINIA ELECTION
J & J fIEV ITT ,
='3'l I.ibt•rtl .t
J. & 1. MMEVITT,
2'24 Lilwrtv al
JOHN W. BLAIR.
130 Wood ssreet
T B YOUNG & CO.,
Hand et
Pronch Lawns.
Notice
•
" ' - EARt.,,Z4I-5.1-..:7•_
FOR ST `LOUIS
- ,• AM. THE substantial .huilt. sMemer_ •
OLIVE BRANCH,
Thomas V: May, Mosier, will leave
for the above and intermediate poits,OnSeturday; May
2d, at 10 o'clock, A. M. positively. For. freight or
passage: pply to' JAMES. Amy, -
- Water street.
la'This Boat is provided wilh Snfety
Guard, to prevent explosion of boilers. opal
For St Lotds-.4T,egular •Paeket.
; cow.Tbct new and splendid passenger
s; steamer, BRUNETTE, °apt Perry.
will run In tho trade from Pittsburgh
to St Louis during the season of 1846.
The Brunette was built expressly fur the trade and
is elegantly found in every respect.
Eor freight or passnee apply on board. apl 1
FOR N ASH VI L LE—ILEGULAR PACKET,.
c , 4"••• The new and splendidlight draught
steamer SAM SEAY, Cape Gazati
• LEE, will run as a regular Packet to
the above port during the sesson.
The Sam Saay was built expressly for the Nash
ville trade, and will make her trips regularly during
the season. opl. 1
For freight or passage apply on board or to
.1 V/ BUTLER & BRO., Arm";
SATUR )AY PACKET.
;tr... THE regular mail and passenger
; steamer CIRCASSIAN, alit Isaac
Bennett, will run as a regular packet
bewaen Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving this Port
every Saturday nt 10 A M, and Wheeling at 10 1' M
the same day. Returning, she will leave Cincinnati
every Tuesday at 10 A M.
For freight or pannge apply on board.
11:Tha Circassinn was built expressly for this
trade and offers to her passengers every comfort and
accommodation. marf23
SATURDAY PACKET
mottaii i i
ra , .. The regular m.ii and pa.senger .tenm
IA g... er, MESSENGER, Copt Linfurd
will run as a rezular packet between
Pitiable?. gh and Cincinnati, leaving this pnrt every
Satutday ut 10 A M. and Wheeling at 10 1' 11. the
lame day. Retuirning she will leave Cincinnati every
TurAday. at 10 o'clnck, A M.
For i,ight or passage apply an hoard.
The Messenger was built expressly for this trade
ttakofferi to liar passergert every comfort and nom
mocint mnr9.3
ISION PAY P ACK I.: 1
A.,: la.
Tug ro7a}4t* mail and paid , nger
ily steamer MONONGATIECA, Capt.•
licz=,- , " Stone, will rnn as a regular packet t...e
-tvicen Piitiburgh and Cinciwusti, leaving alb port
every Monday at 10, A :%1, and IYin,ling at 10 r M.
~ f the cttoe day. lictur . ulng. ~lie t‘ill leave Cilu:in•
owl .very Thor.,tay at I 0 A 91.
r , r freight of p,...av aryl/ on burl.
1'.." - t yr**'Flie Monongahela was Will espreA, l % f.r rt.s
trad,; and offers tot he pase.enget a every cond;or, and
roperior HreArtimr,daii,,4. Mal '3l
ES DAY I' AC ET
re7.tatur mall awl patoumger
steamer Id Nll, Unlit. John
4- liweKlinfirlier, rim WI I, ler,tdar puck.
, t between J'illstiurrA and Cincinnatiikiwing this
r ,, rt every Tuesday ut 10 A M, and Wheeling at 10
:11. of the varna flay. !lemming, vi,e will leave
4.:i.cinnvti every Friday at 10 A M.
For (Fright or ra,ragr• and) , on board.
Ibbornin wan built expreith for iho (n u b.
41,4 .fTers to the pneser , gots elan,' comfort nod s.rpr•
d or •rc'mna.lnrinnt. op'
WEDNESDAY vAcKEr
sl a at THE retodar mail a. 41 pn+aertgrt
r, . rarner NL.V ENGLAND, C nr , S
B P. , ge , will run n. a rer.alar paclatt
tattaamn Pittakfrgh and Cincinnati, baving alb,
rort (...-etry Wedneaday n . 10 A M, oti.l 1 1 1 ' 1. , 11 , 11 0 , 11l
10 PM. the Lame day. Itelurning,slat at ill leaveCin
-61111311 Pvt - ry Saturday n, 10 A Al. ,t
•
( ' .r freight ar r•slAwa-Ze apply on board. ..
ii-r . " I'6n N. a, l'..,,erit,d stns built as r ra,4l:a.for thi.
trade. anci otr.-ts t,,the r 26,,,-. 6 ,ts ever ) comfort 1:11.1.1
4,iperi, ,r,isfnm,klazioti2. T 1111 1 ,26
.
FRIDAY PACKET
''7 0 '. 7 '.11 TlA.makihir mmil and pas•xenter at ram
3 , :-44, , ..M
" er, CLIITERNO 2 Cdrtnin Creaks.
;N:Lj
.....1.7....„ 6 , - .lrj, ili t ar: (la a rogutar pariko lalwern
r,iday a 10 A 1 . 1 beelir, qt 10 P 1 , 3,111 V r are.
, 13y• Noturt,iu ,I a wiN !taro eincirmai evory MO:n
.0 10 A M.
Fur frright npply on board
The Clipper Nu 2 uu....buillexpre.e.ty for this trains
.. ntl (111,111 to iter ftdlbl r.sers otrt,ty comfort titular-rum
tre.lo ion. nrof.'3
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET.
"me.h Tl‘ new 11. S. Mnil steamer
I zi tiseretiel ACA DIA, NI. E. LUCAS, Muster,
gi e k i;,will t on o►n regular l'uswnger racket
Isrtwren l'orshurgh nod 3116 about. putt, timing the
season of leu.ing every Thursday at 10 "'Joel.
A. M.
Arndia H r.-cw suprtiur [met:lmmo:3a-
For freight or t,c,,ge, {lf p!y ',Gard, or to
49, J: NEWTON lONES„‘et.
'For Louisville.
4,430. Pb i The new and selondid fi ght draught
• • T - 71 j. ' steamer pm:H.lc, Capt. Camp:mll.
roame r . will leave for the alywo and all
interrnediato landing: on Monday the 2/,'lh inst. at
10 o'cltx4, A M.
For height or pakinge apply on Imapl . np7
1816
MONONGAHELA ROUTE,
BROWNSVILLE, TO
BALTIMORE AND rimADELNii A
(On/y 73 blilci Staging.)
THE SPLENDID YMIT TtUNNITIGSTRAMERS
CONSUL.
. •
LOUIS M . LAN E
AND
NIEDWM,
tiara romntenceil narking their regular Wits he
tween Pittsburgh and lluownsvillo.
The morning boat leaves the Monongahela wharf
above tho Bridge. pre4eisely at 8 o'clock.
ra , ,engervity this boat lakes - the stages at Browns.
ville same evening at 4 o'clock. and the splendid cars
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Cumberland.
next morning, at 8 o'clock, reaching Baltimore the
Aameevetting—only 32 hours through from Pittsburg
to !initiator,' and 40 hourii to Philadelphia.
The evening boat leaves at 4 o'clock. Passengers
by the evening Boat. will lodge •on the Boat in Com
fortable State Rooms the first night; will pass over the
beautiful mountain ornery in daylight; sup and lodge in
Cumberland. Thus avoiding night travel altogether.
The Propiietors of this tout, in order to make the
connection complctehataveen Brownsville and Cumber
land, have placed on the Road 50 splendid Troy, Albu•
iiy. Concord and Newark coaches, date most iinprov
'ea models, and fif.y teems of the beet young horses
the country affords. in addition to their former stock
they feel satisfied they will be able to accommodate
and give satisfaction to all alto may patronise their
Routs. By out' tickets passengers have choice of
either steamboat er rail road between Baltimore and
Philadelphia, end have the privilege of stepping at
Cumberland and Baltimore, and resume their seats at
pleasure. For tickets apply at the effete, at the
St. Charles liotel, Wood et., or at the wharf boat.
feb3 J. M KSKIM EN, Agent.
I.IOMCEOPAPH IC WORKS AND MEDICINES.
lUST received and for sale at our Warehouse.
Herring's Domestic Physician.
Hohnaman's Organon or Homtcopathic
Halmeman on Chronic Disetlf4S, 4 vols.
Hunireopathic Modinina Cheats.
SCRIBA & OCHEIBLER,
ap4 . No 115 Wood at.
C iIOCOLATE, &c.--Bakers' No 1 Chocolate.
Norfolk Co. do
Eagle, Ruperfloe do
Bakers' Cocoa.
do. Peso.
Formlo by lap24j THOS. MILLER.
MUSTARD—Superfine Loudon.
Kentucky in mall Cane.
ap 24 Far sale by THOS. MILLER
ACON.—Primo Hams for family use, for sale low
by THOS. - MILLER, .
ap2.9 Family Grooor, co•. Wood end 4th st.s.
SALLID OlL.—very fine,p l l; 6l lo I . 7 ILLER,
sp24 corner Wood and'th eta
121
THREE HUNERED TOWN Lars vr,AuctroN.
ON the EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, I•will
thb above named lots at auction, on.. the
eround in said town of Ohio. • "
OHIO ii,situated at Bird's Point, at the mouth of
the Ohio rivur, in Mississippi conniy, on the Missouri
shore, and above the bar that makes at the. mouth of
the riversinlow water_ . The 'arida high, beautifally
situated, and never known td Overflew. Adjourning
and near the town, la choice timber land,and the
country is Orljueent 14 a rich, elivated section - of the
State. Ten miles west is Long Prairie, East Prairie
and Mathew's Prairie, itlt bf which are thickly - set.
tied. and imProved in the niost deSirablo manner.
E . ...WPTIia 'Levee is 500 feet wide, the streets 80
and 100 feet wide, end the lots '22 hy 25 feet. - with an
alleyin rear. H PEABSONS, for proprietors.
apflfhtd.
rtill HE undersigned has removed te No. tl'd. Third
strect,below Ferry, where he will keep on hand
a large assortment of Tube, Buckets, Churns, Ihlf
Bushels, and Peck meamres,brass bound Cedar Bu
ots, oval Tubs and KeeJers, Bathing Tuba made- to
order at the . shortest notice, all kinds of steam boat
work always on hand. Thankful fur past favors he re,
spectfullyajlicits the attention of merchants and oth
ers; his work will be made of the best materials, and
by the best of workmen. I can only say that I will
warrant all work made at my shop, and will slums
any in the ciry, which will be sold cheap for rash.
B. WORL,
nog: I mil& w Practical Cooper.
HAVE 'YOU A CUUOI - 17—M not negreet it
ThousandA been met a premature tleathfor tide
want ola little attention to n common cold.
!lave you, a cough7—Dr. Jayne'a Expectorant a safe
medical pteteription, containing no poiroootia drugs.
and used In on extensive practice fur several ram
will must positively atrord relief. 'and save you from
that awful :diieaso Pulmonary pimmtmption, which
annually sweeps into the gram hundreds of the young
the old; the fair, the lovely and - the gay.
Have you a cohgbi—be ppersug'ded : td porchaas
bottle of the Expectorant: To-day I ttomorrow may be
too late.
For thin plain reason, that in no 'ono of the thousand
cases where it has hero atte , l has it failed to relies....
Pt epterl, and 'sold by Dr. Juytte, No2o SootLi Third
m r pm , Ph il.idelphia.
Fu cult iu l'itt3burdt by
A. JAYNES, Agent,'
ap'...'4•43,Stw No. 72. Fourth st. neat' Wo,bl
Seller's 'Amor rills,
F OR
thu cure of Liver ComplaitirA and orin.r
disuses arising from deranged ' state of the
Sputmns of a Diarawl Liver—General loss of
%iekness of the 011)rtiar.b; pihs i n th n b ea d,
si hier+, hick and shies; sense of wearitress, with
11 .' 1, ss niilbt , ..costivene.s of [Jewels. CJllowed in
NOTI,e rases by looseness, .light, dry cough, low spirits,
with di.dnelination to over duty. are prominent syrnp
-101114 of a diseased strste'of the liver. The liver in,
iv.weser, often much deranged when the mo+t thrmida
hie a ? frpthmr era absent, and become sadly out.of
order Ite•f,re it IS kndsn.
O'lf be*ympintne are prosent.roul the u , ed
according, ryf din direction witkan producing benefit,
fir• in onv y iII be returned.
A ernJAALIe case. Atientien is asked to the
fsliewiec stniemext of Samuel M'Cord, Esq., of
1 le-rehy certify that I was afflicted with the Liver
C:unptnint end Vtititi,ie for n long time, beintr mote
than a year nnder the care of a phssiciatt, that the dis
ease, instead of being selieved by the medicines 1 took,
kept pa:lenity getting worm,: niy body swelled so that
1 was unable to stoop low enough to tie my shom—
W ben the disease was at the worst I woe reconemled
to try Skiers Liver Pills. I did so, and was relieved
grimik by the first box; and completely cured by the
SAMUEL McCOlll3.
These Pills, whirlt nand unrivalled by any Mt...lit:int.
,roan for the cure of diseased Liv ut s, t ire prepared
tool FOM , situlesnie and 'wail by R. E. SELLERS,
No. 57 Wood street.
Sold nisi) by tile city draggist9 generally, and 13. P
Seliwat 12 and J. Niiteli , ll, Allrgheny City.
1,1.28
J. FAN twa, r. crew. of Ancient. and Mod
. 4,-.74,•04;••••rtr vtt.en on tic 'hitt!
At:m.l o y in May, (at Mr Tnomy's Acaderny.corner of
Frflh and Market streets, sec-m.lstory room. en , ranee
on Filth) two new 03.:.5e1 for the German and French
I.trutuages. The German el 4,s will meet on Mondavi
and Thunixiayi, from half mug. 7 until 9 (deli, k.
M.. the French on Wadnesdays and Saturdays ut the
lame time.
Tema:—Dive dollars per (puier. Should there
be any gerelenien Itho are +.l. I.4:me between 7 and 9
A M. or between 4 and 6 Y M, the• teacher intends to
rake one or two clustes"tnote, either for the above or
other languag•i,..
Fur subscribers, a li.t lie:. open at the above named
1-11,4
Private• Lessons in nod out nr thn ciry, tts - before.
For reference.. and further particulars apply to M
roomy, nt big Aradenty, from 9 to 4 o'cicick I'. l‘i
and to I'l4. Vander, at hit( nootainglouset. Solid
firtri erred, 4th doot above fourth on tho
nit'2 I.
E R Caps fur men and boys
at 25 cents noly.
!loving already received a large chars of public pat
ronage. and desirous to increase it still mom, die sub
.e, 'her offers to the public the largest and most com
plete assortment of caps over manufactured in this city,
rl,l of the moat moderate prices.
Persons purchasing them:olees, or sending persona
to purchaSo for them, if not satisfied, can have their
caps changed, or the money returned: the subset...l)er
engaging himself to keep the belt made cape, Ind of
the beat materials.
All rape, whether cloth or fur, repaired ao era to be
azr goo,' no new.
Thoen purchasing for cash 10,4011 again, will find
their interest. to call opon the subsctiter as he is dire
mined to sell as low as the EnAt.
lii, manufactory is in Market street, between 2
and :td meets, 31 door from Johnsen & Stockton'
11.,kstore.
He will also keep on hand C 0 trimmings of all do
‘eriptionk at very reduced prices.
aplolm ANTONIO NARDI.
FORWARDING AND CW0 , 1154107..1 bLER6LIANTS,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
m 4,3
A LARGE and convenient two story brick dwell
ing with carriage boiise on the corner of Fectoiy
and Poem sta.. sth . ward. •
Also, a room in the third story of a brick house nn
:he corner of sth and Union sts.: . Immediate possess
ion given. Apply to
tip 9,
2/ -
nom:. m R Raklns;
.0 5 Drums Smyrna Figs;
25 " Sultana "
3 bbls Zantu Currants; for sale by
MolaueL
75 11BLS_New Orleans Mplasses,
12 " Bawllouse 4 '
Received attcl fur sale by
D WILLIAMS,
nul 0 ' ! 110 Wood FilPflt
Alum aud Oupporas:
15 BBLS Alum.
10 do Copperas, in atom and for sate by
nprB MILLER & RICKETSON
Dried apples.
IiBLS Dticci Apples.
IL !JP 20 sacks do tin; just .received and fur
150 le?.'3,tErldc:rbrly boomaassorted quail
BURBRIDGE, WILSON& CO.,
morn AVator st,
70 0 XrAs7r,fEe'r4ae Green Coffeo, on hand , nod
BURI3RIDGE, WILSON & Co.,
Water meet,'
105 , i i r r x.y :t s b ßuncb.Rnig . .., just received lad
• 'BURBRIDGB witsor ,
raar gi i • —Water
EIEOM
4 ‘OBlOP - '
Removal.
NO CURL , - NO PAY!!
Wel4,lrallh, Vit.. May 28ch, 1845
German and Frcncla.
Caps! Caps!! Caps!!!
C. IL IVIcANULTY & CO.,
Foi neut.
JAMES MAY
J D WILLIAMS.
110 Wood et
MILLEWSr:ItICKET4ON;
FRESH , ARRIVALS'
SOLOMON STONER,
MER.CRANT TAILOR,
No. 80 Woo& stroet.
PITTSBURGH, l'A.
T HEprokietor wishes to inform Hs friends_and
ed hi, business; and
customers, and the public generally that he has
just tectaved from the East a vety general assortment
Cloths, Cassinipres and Vcstings•
and every other article connwwith
having taken great pains in his selections, he can ns•
sure 'Ms friends and the publie that they, will belohtat
fair prices, and 111 all cases warranted to be e q ual
tt? the representation. He has also constantly on hand
large stock of Ready made Coats, fests
I Also, every variety el Shirts; Bosoms, Collet s, Urn.
vats.= Fahey Handkerehiefs. Together svithGloves,
Half Hose, Suspentiere, &c, &c, &c.
'tEcery article of Clothing made to order; the
shortest notice, and in the most fashionable styliSi
april24 dOSLwrit
MX=
FEET of ground, commencing of the
1 40 corner of DUogberty'a alloy, Nein on,
Liberty street, rind running buck 110 feet to a 102 feet
alley: Apply, to No 80, Stewart Buildings:
ap9-tf. . -'' - , - ' -.: pi:ma-1m HAYs.
WALTER romiteßti- . MARSHALL SW A RTiWELVER
FORWARD & SW A RtZW ELDER,
Littornoks Lave..
Fourth street, lietween Wood and Sonithfield, oppo
dte. Pattersoa's Livery Stable. EtP7
616NLori
MARTIN- & SMITE!,
(Suveessars %to irvine 4. tj
HOLESALE Grocc , rs, Produce and Commie-
V eion 'Merchants, ami Dealers-1n - . Pi!tsburgh
Manufactured arLielee,. No. 56 Wood streeti
bn grh. Pa. - • arws,
HATS! BATS t! •
iPRING FASIIION. • 44
JUST received by espre9s from New York, the.
Spring Site of. Hats. A d those in went of a Neat
Superior Fashionable Hat, are respectfully invited to
call. 1 5 MOORE, 93 Wood St.i
mell•d&w • . 3-rionrs.below Diamond Alley—
and fi 03 0 ins
Now , (Ten [by Exprey.l another lot of emproid^r•
eft Ginglom4, PUTill and London NI D'Laines, Olich
will be sold at my usual low price's.
W H GARRARD.
Market stmet, Pittsburgh.
J ST tyceived a iurgeedilection
lof fai.hionableSoript, Waltzes,
riations, &c, for the Piano, at
- F BLUME'S
912 W+m,l et, 2nd door above sth
TTIONI AS !MILLER'S,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FAMILY' GROCERY STORE,
Corner of Wood and. Fourth streets,
Pitt sburgh.
The Pittsburgh A ccoluitancs Institute.
Corner of Fifth, anl Mar Eft streets,
PVIA RIDS or twenty years experience as a prac•
tall accountant, enables MR DUFF InAliatirS
pv I son! for Inking charge of books in themes' expedi
i,nts anti efficient manner. So generally has-the pro
lieiency tit his numerou;pupils established his repute.
lion, its a teacher both of Mercantile and Steamboat
Book Keeping. that Merchants and Steamboat owners
now r, equent ly I Make it a condition that their book
keepers 'shall undergo the training given in his Adad.
cmv previous to their obtaining the situation.
Lathe r s writing class in a comfottable parlor;liours,
2 to 4 Pl. M. apl6.y
3. S. DICKEY,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MEECIIANT,
Emil Beaver Point and Bridgewater.
BEAVER . COUNTY, PA,.
Proprietor and Agent of Steamers,
LAKE ERIE,
Aso
PR.
• -MICEIGA 1 1 1,-
Dai r y between Pittsburgh and Beaver.
I bo prepared on earlieSt opening_ of Canal
1' V nr&kation to receive pmperty at hi Wharf
Bunt orin Warehouse, for all points on Erie ion,croascut and Ohio Canals. for all points op Lake
Erie and upper takes. as also funtrattl produce, dtc.
by Pena 'a improvements.
Apply or addreis J. S. DICKEY, ,
feb244. Beaver.
WHOLESALE SHOE STOEE,
11. CIIILDS & CO.,
ARE now receiving their spring supplies, consist
ing of one of the largest. cheapest and best assortnient
of Bouts and SHOES that they have eveneen able
to Ming' M this mark t. Also. Ladies' and Misses
Florence 13raid, and Straw BONNETS, of the latest
style; together with t splendid assortment of PALM
LEAF II ATS, mensl-nnd boys' summer CAPS.-••
Also, ri large lot. of N'Yorlt Tanned SOLE LEATH
ER, all of which having been purchased tattle lowest
rates, and selected with gmat_attro for the western
trade, will be sold at a small advance above cost and
charges All merchants wishing to purchase wiU
find it tie their interest to call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere.. • 'tnar2T-tf
CLOTHING! CLOTHING !CLOTHING!
HENRY MORRISON;
MERCHANT TAILOR
' ISO, LIBERTY STREET. -
Ir HE subscriber respectfully informs his old custo
mets and the public generally that he has jtial
re
turned frum the Eastern Cities, end- hai received a
latge and well selected arortment of ,
Cloths, Cassimotos, Veatings.
and all othor materials for the manufacture of Clothing
and is p'repared to make
OENTLEMEN'' CLOTHING
prover:: description in near, serviceable, and fasition
able styli'.
From many yeays experinco in 'the business, he is
enabled to select stock with care and iudgement. and
as he employs good workmen., he is confident of gin ,
ing satisfaction to all who may fawn him 'with a call.
His stock of . .
. • , READY 'MADE CLOTHING,
is largm well marls, and . : manufactured of the best
materials. • -
Hu hes also nn hand an assortment of Stocks, Sus
penders. Handkerchiefs, and other articles In hie line.
- His prices are as reasonable as those of an} other
establishment in the W r est.' r --
His old friends and the public. generally ate-invited
to give hint-a call. HENRY MORRISON,
ap23d3an ,Ncit 150 Libertystroit.
Eilligheny Comotery.
1110 ERSONS:desirous of purchasing lots in this Cern
etery are referred fur information to the Superin.
tendent on the grounds, or to) Thorn, Druggist, cor
ner of Penn.and Hand eireets, Pittsburgh.
Bvirder oE.the Board,' -- J. OH.SLETT,
'dee I 1 • Superintendent.
- . Ncw.Ceti l ions:
- •
ALL'EGHENY tirranged for the Piano
Forte and dedicated to the - Li - die - 3 of Allegbeuy
and Pittsbuizb, by , Jpho C. Ylowry '
Pabliilied'eadTer sale by -
JOHN
•
122 Wtiod-C.;_
• - •
• r .
• a--'n,-"cd."?4,,-y,
- -
. Pickyvortit's Zeit&
EXPRESSLY . POft-WAY
THE Proprietor of tho follow
. r r- • -
mg Canal boats, nave‘at too nano...
nacion ▪
of a number of Merrhunts in Pittsfrurh nod',.
ilong the route of. Canal) tondo arrangements tit fortit:
a regular daily Line for the trensportut 1011 of DR kitula
of Marcharidiso ' lound from Pitr4rUrgh,
Johnstown, Hollitiaysburalt. jVater street lira
intermediate places.- • :
OnO host will torero the warebunse of CA
ty & CO, Cons! Basin, Pittsburgh, every due, (exCept
.
Sunduy,) and-shippers can depend on having their
goods always forwarded wittnair delay nod on accom.
Modating terms; ,
Wb respe_ctfully soficii a iiltherrd shate of pat roulipl.;
rgorrimrott.p.
• 3
PICK WORTH, Boat- Nile' ' -
do - - do .Exchungel
d o - do Pari:
- dodo Pacific: -
,
D H RNES, . do" P4ahi
do do' Rioine. -
• Adgiv'ts. - -
7 ricxworrra..ldbrigtoint:
- JNO MILLER, Tiollidnyaburgh.
up`tl C A M'ANULTY &Co, Pittsburgth
Silver Ware
- vr Aikiii - F ; Adtutt.v.D to order—and ii large. stOcir.
of Silver Table and Ten Spoons, &ti, now od s,
hand ,and for sale ttt the lowest cash „prices.-
Citiieni and others who may.he in the habit of
leg East for their - silver ware, Would find it TO - thelt"7.7.
advaistage P to call and examine my assortment and prl
ecs, as I possess every facility Of-.manisfactifyieg
lowan in the eastern cities. All silver wary . aoted, , ,.
standard. ; W W
ap4 cur of 4th and Market-st:
WK. IL Stilt!!
A AMA 31w reseed:fully informs Ids friends and did
AIL rublie, - t hat be Las.rembeedto Ole large add Bpd
dolts gtore, No. t?. Ma bet et. Simpsons Roar- where.- .
he now rears - roe sale u farge arid,Wel) selected stock tx
Dry Goods,complising'evety 0.03 Fir the prnsentop
proachipg Benson, at prices not stlreassed irtatiA
iheeastero markets,
Pur s e nd sco
hasers t e d i n d . ry goods'will do wellto tall and
amine the grinds that toe are daily receiving'froin NOP .
yoik
upg Market,street.,.
11... A. M. POLLOCK, has removed to
,
ostreet, near the new "Court Huuse."
ap. I-d6rn - - -
Groat Ear
gains in
Dress Silk; -
Bereges Lawns;
Balzarines Prints;
Ginghams; Bohai
French & Scotch
M De LaineS.
Silk, Mnrino,Thi•
be t Cashmere,
'Berger, Brodie;
-and M. Thine
Ribbons; Floiers;
Gloves; Mitis;
Hosiery; Lams;
Thread . nna Isle
Lace; & Edgings
t-s; Shirts, Collars;
Patronized 10 Everybody:
IMC=Mt
The Woudettut Vegetable l'axgattvo, - ,_
FOR THE CURE OF - -
Headache. Giddiness, Rheurnatism, Piles, DlspaP.Sia,-
Scurvy. Small Pox, Jaundice; Naos in the Back,
ward Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Rislag ti
the Throat, Dropsy, Asauna lever of nil kinds Fe- .
inalo Complainls..bleasles. Salt Rheum, llearibuiti f —
Worini.Cholera 3,lorlins, QUimey, IV briolaini
Cough. Consumption, Fit ,i, Li ver-Complaitit.-Erysipa
lag; Derifneis:ltchings the Skin, Colds, Ocait,.Gray..,,, , ,
el, Di et Volts complaints ! and a variety of other iliseases,,, , ,
arising ird n
. l inparnin.4 - of the blocdidnd ohstrilctioab
iii the organs of digestion.
[From the Agent at- Qtiebee.„ C.l
D./SEAS_E TH. E L.IVE22.
DesefSzat—Agreeable to your desire,.l:writo to S':
keep you apprized of the prospects of the Cliej:ener -
Sugar Coated Purgative Pill, in this eity. You they
recollect, when I first commenced • selling
- tour;
nine, which was in May, 18:14. _we littledreametb of
the success that would crown the undertaking.' Our-
premixes had been So completely Rousted by the otter -
thousand and one unsaleable remedy far every. possl
ble complaint under the sun, that 1 set Musty conteire.....,
plated having nothing more to do - with any thing, of the
kind. However, at the most urgent solicitettiOni **-
consented to make atrial of yours. At first wefound
considerablerliificulty in attracting public attention Of
wards them. People had been so often deceived..l4-' : : .
the vile compounds which have flooded the country-Siff
.the lest 15 years,,or more, that, they determined,
possible; never to be "taken in" again; and the cOriset..':
quence was, they could hardly be persuaded to eceePt
of the Pills,-as the saying is for. "lova nor Money.".
Thus maws proceeded fora week or two; when, at'
"good luck would have it, "Itlrs. N alady
our city, who had long - suffered from an affactien
the Liver, accompanied by indigesdon of the mristotii.
stinate chareeter, was persuaded toirecept of a box, Da
eondit ion. that aothing-was tube paidfor it, if iheydid.'
not afford tier the necessary relief. I muct eonfeiat
weourselves had very little faith in thernatter,
ing as we did, that her complaint Lelia one pf -tong
standing, and had been unsuccessfully treated 'by the"
most eminent Physjcians of this and several neighbor... - .
ingtowns. But we had determined to give
eine a fair trial, and if it proved to be worthless; it;' '
would be a sowee of satisfaction to know it, both . to
you and to us.. No lessor, rmie) , than surpitse,lanti
ever, only a few days had elapscd, , when the lady again_
presentedlierselfat our counter and enquired forencith
er box.. '1 really think, Mr. Williams" _stays she,.
your Pills are beginning to work a greatehanie
in,my health, and eltogetherfor the better: .When t
took the second -rinse, I begun to feel much befterthati
I did unmet the pain in ,my,side was consideiribly res. ,
ieved; my appetite hegan to improve; and the bleed
seemed to circulate through my veins es - lt did in niy:..
youthful - clays. Since then; I have taken the remainder
of the. Pills, and my improvement 11.4 been - sensibly
progressing at every repetition of the dose, I have.,
no doubt that a few More boxes of core'
me." - The result was as she - predicted. Her... health',"
is completely restored.- The flush of youth and beau
ty has returned to her cheeks, and the prospeetof
long and a -happy life`is before her. I -em satisfied
she will never forget the Clickener Sitgar-Cented.lllls.:
As might naturally be au - noosed, the news - adds:tit. -
unordinary care was rapidly disseminated throughtire
city and adjacent country; anti scarcely o week-lied -
elapsed, before enquiries began to'he - rnado-fcie - Cliekti
ener's Sugar-Coated Purgative Pills; and the,,daracitV'r
has already inc r eased to - Buchan extent, that
thogreatest difficulty in supplying It.. lefact,if Wald
not seem lain exaggeration,l might almost say thafsits . 2 .:
are literally. besieged by women, and children,
ing under every possible ailment which
is heir to." The halt, the lame. and the blisikthe
asthinatic; consumptive, and-dyspeptic, ate tlateßgiqg
our doors in pursuit of the never.failing
Testimonials of its salutary effects - are votuntarily,
flowing in.upon us from every quarter. . One tetraorti..-
informs us be has been relieved of a inoSt - ebstmaßf.'::
Dyspepsia. Another has just reepveied froiner.)setti.', -
ous attack of Apoplexy: _A third has sueceeded,..ity.- - -
expelling frau his system the symptoms of aundicit...:
And u fourth has just recovered-foam en atiticklaf..Pii
monary Consumption,which had confined him ;tq fire
bed-fer many months.--So we go.' But do nut
keep us supplied. ..Besides our Retail- Tretrie; - wri:': ,
havdstanding' orders from the country ro a l s egt}
amount. Send 30 Gross at your earliest conveniened - ...
Yours, &c. 11. H. :WILLIAMS.'
Quebec, L. C., April 14, 1845. - .
REMEMBER, DR. C. V. CLICEENER, is the , -
original inventor of rho Sugar Coated PIM; and • Siret', - •-
nothing of the sort: was ever heard or until he -intrif!•
duced them in Jane, 1643, us will Isssefio tltafafr:••
.
fowler
This - Diploma tins awarded by the AMERICAN:—
INSTITUTE, at the Annual Fair; held in thecity - of:..
Now•Vork, October, 1043, to C. V. CLICKENER: -
for do invention of SUGAR COATED PILES.
JAMES TALI.,SIAOGE, President.
B. WAlCRlOAD,Coltelipon;ling.SetrODlty,
qualms J. Lnetos, Recording Sceritury,-,
To AVOID COVAITERTEITS.--rUtCluliemmust,
always ask for Clickener's Sugar Coated Vegetable:. *.
Pills, end sirs that each boa has upon it his si.nitutre•
all others are counterte!t. . • .
WM. JACKSON, corner of Woo.] and Liberty...
streets; is Dr. Cliekener's agent for Pittsburgh aarP
vicinity.' • ' &XS .
. • •
. .
liFtke.Coireof CoiranoA Pleas of Ailogleissr iouri , ' ~..
ty, i of Tune Tint; MO, Ne . loB. :.
... . -
..
."°: IN the' matter of the .votivatary RV: .
t . Sign meat of rettorecin . dt• l 7 . lardykek..: .
,:
.L.. , ..1 n . - Wraith ;: l,' ifida, William litillii..th -;. •
.- ..,---.;-) - tlie.einfgoee, hatiing. Mod bie.itecotett....'' . !
• ', ' .--- . and asking . to,be discharged,' kis pr.. ,• . •..
; tiered that notice theieof b* . giren in- . -.--
the Daily Moraing'Poat, Roblisheitinlthetity of Pittsi;",:. - :
tiursh, for. ail Naga, .oadif - noOhjetotiona-ara !natio'.
ilov - h*Zgile ;:foiiiifjd . *.i. ll :4 l. EdifAtillied r 0
j 6". hie' ~.
..leii.vailiiii;:idelditli .. -::-.'• ~- ' -7,- 1 ' . ......, .:, ....
- oEQ:trqat:T.ltlib l' llF;; - riii , . - - .
ffl=Zl
•*_.••
7 M 1 14 51 gM
Removal'
BUGLE. COJITEX! PILLS has upao
moflilialpinlip . 4l ,o4. o.llll4lMil ,
liftirdi li Ngraillirr 014 e"
rriEMIUNt
:;r. tip.,
ERNI
COTtit..
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