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FOR SALE, VAN ENGLE'S FRENCH CHEMICAL BLACKING. MOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BITTERS. The uni- BIRMINGHAM SCRIPT. A Few hundred dollars Birmingham Script will be taken at par, in payment for Drugs, at the Drug Warehouse of B. A.

FAHNESTOCK comer of Sixth and Wood streets. may 18 Thomas Liggett, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE in Fourth street, between Wood and Market. june 8 d3m. TRAVELER'S AND EMIGRANT'S GUIDE. ABEL'S Traveler's and Emigrant's Guide to Wisconsin and Iowa, accompanied with ft i-: SCYTHES.

QAA doz. Grass and Corn Scythes, assorted, OULf Waldron, Griffin, Rockwell Sc. Hins-dales, Wilson, Ibbotson and Drapers. Just received and for sale by LOGAN KENNEDY, may 20 dtf 89 Wood street. (Advocate and Pittsburgher copy, dtf.) Coal! THE proprietors of the Ormshy Works are now prepared to furnish any quantity of Coal, of the first quality, at short notice.

Apply at the works, (first above Birmingham,) or to tha subscriber, Snyder's Row, Hay street may 17 dtf JOHN H. PAGE. A THREE Story Brick Building. in Dia tncY, norm oi Wood strPt present occupied by Gregg and xerms accomodating. Apply to i JAS- B- IRWIN.

june 10 -Hf (Advocate copy.) PITTSBURGH AVID THURSTON respectfully informs 7 aB Peea an office at iNo. 56 Wood street, for a General Silk Agency, in all its branches. As this office is connected and in correspondence with other Silk Agencies in pastern cities, the latest and most important information will be imparted to the patrons oi this establishment, on the new and in-cresting subject of Silk Culture. The latest and most approved Treatise, and Periodicals on Silk Culture, constantly for sale. ALSO, For sale, 20 ounces Silk Worms' Eggs.of the two Crop variety, this season's production, warranted in good condition.

Persons wishing to feed Silk Worms this season can be supplied with the eggs by leaving their orders at the Pittsburgh Silk Agency, before 1st July. The subscriber is prepared to receive orders for the Genuine Morus Multicaulis Mulberry Trees, to be delivered in the month of November next. D. THURSTON. june 11 dtf Lllti I li I Ik I I That frA K- i SILK GROWER'S GUIDE.

HIE American Silk Grower's Guide, or the art of raising the Mulberry and Silk, and the system of successive Crops, in each season new edition, enlarged and improved, by William Kendiick. A further supply received by PATTERSON INGRAM, june 12 Market street. For Sale, ACCOMMODATING TERMS, a Lot of Ground, fronting thirty feet on Wood street, between 5th street and Virgin alley, and running back sixty feet. Inquire of JAMES B. IRWIN, june 8 dtf (Advocate copy.) CAMPHOR.

Case Refined Camphor, just received and for sale low at the Drug Store of 1 H. SMYSER, may 13 corner of 5th and Market sts. FRICTION MATCHES. Gross Superior Friction Matches-received and for by 70 just B. A.

FA HNESTOCK may 13 corner of Sixth and Wrood sts INDIGO. FEW hundred pounds of superior Indigo Just receivt and for sale at the Drug Store of II. SMYSER, mad 28 corner of 5th and Market sts. Brush Factory, TOHN BLAIR informs his friends and the public, that he has purchased the establishment of Mr. Hugh Arters, and will continue the Brush Manufacturing Business, at the old stand, jhird street, opposite the Post Office.

Machine Brushes of every description made to order. Fancy and Common Bellows, Copper Smiths do. Orders punctually attended to. The liighest price given for Bristles, Horse Hair, May 18, 1839. The subscriber, on retiring from the above business, returns his thanks to the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity for the patronage they have extended to him.

He recommends to his customers his successor, Mr. John Blair, who, he is convinced, will be able to deal satisfactorily with all who may give him their custom. HUGH ARTERS. may 18 Public Sale of faivrcucevillc irperty. WILL be Bold by public sale, on Monday, the 1st diy of July next, at 4 o'clock, P.

on the premises, all that certain piece of land, situate in the borough of Lawrenceville, on the Butler road, or Butler street, now occupied by James Telford, containing about fojr and three quarter acres, more or less, bounrled by property of M. Leeeh, by the said Butler 6treet, and by Allen street. On this property are erected brick dwelling hoose, 45 feet by 31, with two brick wings, a stable, and other buildings. Terms of sale, cash. Any.

information, as to the tit'e, can be obtained from Charles S. Bradford, at his office, in 4 street. This is one of the most desirable situations in the market at present, and will positively be sold. P. McKENNA, Auct'r.

june 1 1 dts rTAIlE undersigned having received notice of JL the witndrawal of John Dougherty from the partnership heretofore existing between John D. Divis, Peter Shoenberger, G. J. H. Shoenberger John McFaden, James M.

Davis, John Wm- Bennett, and the said John Dougherty, under the firm of the Reliance Transportation Company," the public are hereby of the dissolution of said Company on 3d inst. The closing of the business of said Company is confided to our Agent at Pitts burgh, John McFaden, and to our Agent at Philadelphia, James M. Davis. PETER SHOENBERGER, G. At.

J. H. SHOENBERGER JAMES M. DAVIS, JOHN D. PAVIS, JOHN WM BENNETT, JOHN McFADEN.

Pittsburgh, June 8, 1839. dtf TO LET, Story Brick A New 3 Street. House in Penn For Sale, Pew No. 5G in the 1st Fresbylcri an Church, in this cily. Apply to Joseph Knox, in the Diamond, back of the Court House to whom pers3ns having business with Dr.

Hays, during his absence, may apply, may 9 dtf NOTICE. IT is the intention of the Subscriber to wind up and terminate his interest in the firm of Whitehead, Sproul on the 1st day of August next. The affairs of the concern will be closed as soon as practicable from this date. THOMAS T. WHITEHEAD.

Pittsburgh June 6, 1839. dtf. (Advocate copy.) FOR SALE OR LEASE, THE one undivided third part of the new and extensive Glass Works, known as the Pennsylvania Flint Glass and Black Bottle Factory" situated in the Borough of Birmingham. The property consists of the Flint Glass House, Cutting Shop, Lead House, Ashery, Steam Engine, Sand and Lead Mills, Tools, Fixtures, Machinery, Ate, all in complete order and full operation. Also, the Black Bottle Factory, with tools, implimenis and stock to earry on the business.

The buildings are all of brick, and finished in the best and most substantial manner. Also, Six Two Story Frame Dwellings, containing four rooms each, and tight single tenements, having two rooms each, the whole well finished; together with five vacant building lots, each 20 by 80 feet, fronting on Grovenor street, and a number of others, '24 by 10'J feet, fronting on the Biimingham Turnpike and Washington street. For terms, enquire of the sub scriber on the premises. THOMAS T. WHITEHEAD.

June 6 dtf Advocate copy. versal estimation in which the celebrated Life Pills and Phenix Bittera are held, is satisfactorily demonstrated by the increasing demand for them in every State and section of the Union, and by the voluntary testimonials to their re markable efficacy which are every where offer ed. It is not less from a deeply gratifying con fidence that they are the means of extensive and inestimable good among his afflicted fellow creatures, than from interested considerations, that the proprietor of these pre eminently suc cessful medicines is desirous of keeping them constantly before the pub ic eye. I he sale of every additional box and bottle is a guarantee that some persons will be relieved from a greater or less degree of suffering, and be improved in general health; for in no case tif suffering, from disease can they be taken in vain. 1 he proprietor has never known or been informed of an instance in which they have failed to do good.

In the most obstinate cases of chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia, torpid liver. rheumatism, asthma, nervous and bilious head ache, costiveness, piles, general debility, scrofulous swellings and ulcers, scurvy, salt rheum and all other chronic affections of the organs and membranes, they effect cures with a rapidity and permanency which few persons would theoretically believe, but to which thousands have testified from happy experience. In colds and coughs, which, if neglected, superinduce the most fatal diseases of the lungs, and indeed the viccra in general, these medicines, if taken but for three or four days, never fail. Taken at night, they so promote the insensible perspiration, and so relieve the system of febrile action and feculent obstructions, as to produce a most delightful sense of convalesence in the morning; and though the usual symptoms of a co'd should partially return during the day, the repetition of a suitable dose at the next hour of bed time will aim' et invariably effect permanrnt relief, without further aid. Their effect upon fevers of a more acute and violent kind is not less sure and spe dy, if taken in proportionable quantity; and persons retiring to bed with inflamrr.atiry symptoms of the most alarming kind, will awake with the gratifying consciousness that the fierce enemy has been and can easily be subdued.

In the same way. visceral turffesence. though long established, and visceral inflammations, however critical, will yield the former to small and the latter to large doses of the Life Pills; and so also hysterical affections, hypo-condriacism, restlessness, and many other varieties of the neurotical class of diseases, yield to the efficacy of the Phenix Bitters. Full directions for the use of these medicines, nnd showing their distinctive applicability to different complaints, accompany them: and they can be obtained, wholesale and retail, at 375 Broadway, where numerous certificates of their nn paralleled success are always open to inspection. For additional particulars of the above medicines, see Moffat's "Good Samaritan," a copy of which accompanies the medicines; a copy can also be ob'ained of the diff- rent Agents who have the medicines tor sale.

French, German, nnd Spanish directions can be obtained on application at the office, 375 Broadway; AH post paid letters will receive immediate attention. Prepared and sold by WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway, New York. A liberal deduction made to those who purchase to sell again. Agents The Life Medicines may also be had of the principal uggists in every town throughout the United States and the Canadas.

Ask for Moffat's Lite Pills and Phenix Bi'ters; and be sure that a fac simile of John Moffat's signature is ilpon the label of each bottle of bit ters or bot of pills. AVERY. OGDEN Corner of Wood and Second sts. HOLMES KIDD, Corner of Wood and Fourth sts. BROWN REITER, Liberty street.

june 1 1 dtf COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTIONS. MRS. A. WILSON, of Lancaster entirely cured by the use of Dr. Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry her symptoms were constant COUGHING, pain in her Side, Back, and Head, depraved appetite, spitting of Blood, no rest at night after using two Bottles of DR.

SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP of PRU-NUS, VIRGINIANA, or WILD CHERRY, she found herself relieved, and by the time she bad used the third Bottle, she found herself entirely cured of the aforesaid disease, which she has been afflicted with for three years. There are daily certificates received of various persons, which adds sufficient testimony of the great efficacy of this invaluable Medicine. Office for the sale of this Medicine is at 4 1 St. Clair next door to the Allegheny Bridge. may 21 DR.

H. SWAYNE'S Vegetable Itcstorativc, T7I0R the Cure of CHOLERA INFANTUM, or Summer Complaint of Children, Restlessness, Loss of Sleep, This disease which carries off, annually, THOUSANDS of CHIL DREN of this country, and particularly in large towns, and generally commences its ravages soon after the warm weather sets in, disturbing both PARENTS and CHILDREN of their entire repose, may be effectual relieved by the above Medicine, when given agreeably to the prescribed rules. This is not mere fheory; I myself have PROVED have witnessed HUNDREDS relieved, when to all human- probability they were fast approaching to their fatal destiny! Yes, SNATCHED as it were from an untimely GRAVE, to be a solace and a support to their distressed PARENTS and relations. It would be well to commence this Medicine at the very outset of the disease, that every advantage may be taken; and from the great thirst and vomiting which sometimes takes place in this complaint, the disposition is constantly kept up by allowing the patient to swallow large drafts of water. Every thing of this kind should be measured out to them.

It would be an advantage to take the country air as much as possible. OBSERVE The office for the sale of the above invaluable medicine is at 41 St Clair St, next door to the Allegheny Bridge, Pittsburgh, thousands have witnessed immediate relief from using a single bottle of this Medicine. Therefore, those who have Children, suffering from the above diseases, would do well to make immediate use of this medicine. may 21 I)EAD, AND BEWARE OF IMPOSTORS. The public are hereby informed that several Wholesale Druggists in Pittsburgh are flooded with COUNTERFEIT Pills, purporting to be Dr.

tm. Evans' Camomile and family aperient Pills, of which fliey have sent out to Country and others, to pass upon the afflicted, as the Genuine Dr. Wm. Evans' Camomile and Apeiient Pills. Any person guilty in this vile art to deceive the poor afflicted with their mean trash, is not better than the unhanged Rob ber or Murderer those persons have preparations of their own before the public, as cure alls.

Why not attend to their own, and let others alone as Gentlemen should do! This, however, they would not do: they thought this game could have been carried on without impunity, which all Rogues build their hopes upon, In future, should those persons continue to be guilty of the same act, they will be published in full, their names and residences, that the public may distinguish such per sons, and guard against them. In future, no Druggist will be appointed to sell the Genuine Medicine; therefore, purchase of no Druggists, only of such persons as are advertised to sell the Medicine. may 21 dxwtf X' HE various compositions now in use for polishing Boots and Shoes have lone been complained of, as causing the Leather to crack, and become red. This Blacking preserves the Leather, renders it water proof, gives it the most brilliant polish, with very little labor, and is the only con-position in the worlJ that will polish over Grease or Oil. li gross of the above Blac'iing just received and for sale at the Drug Store of H.

SMYSER, corner of 5th and Market streets. june 15 Auction Sale of Real Estate. ON Fridav, 21st at 10 o'clock, A. will be sold on the premises.in Lots to suit purchasers, varyins from three and five, to ten acres, as may be convenient, as will be seen by a plan now in progress by Z. W.

Remington which.when forthcoming, will be seen with Capt. May, or the subscriber, That very splendid property, commonly known as the Nunnery Hill, or St. ClairSeminary Farm, containing about fifty six acres, more or less. This property holds forth many advantages in point of health, abounding with springs of the purest water, and commanding a view of the City, the Rivers, and surrounding country. It is the only property now fir sale in this vicinity, so near the city, being only about one mile from the city line it will be sold, positively, to the highest bidder.

The title satisfactory or nosale. Terms at sale. P. McKENNA, Auct'r. june 13-dts Sugar and Jlolasscs.

LOT of Sugar and Molasses, of superior quality, in store, and for sale by J. C. II. PARRY, corner of Gass and Second sts. 12 dtf ju ZjooIc ftt This, Elegant French Summer Boots for Gentlemen I I rn suoscnoer is now manulacturinjr an JL entirely new article of Summer Boots, for (gentlemen, winch for comfort, neatness, service, and economy, are decided! vsuperior to any thintr of the kind ever before offered in this country.

They so emphatically recommend themselves, that it is only recessary that they be seen and a trial given, to render entire satisfaction. Per sons who have an especial regard to the above recited properties of a Boot are invited to call and see them. The price of this excellent Sum-mer Boot is but $3,50 to 3,75, which please don't forget to bring along with you, as they Jit so much better, and give so much the more satisfaction and comfort 10 both parties. Call at No. 11, Fifth street, near the corner of Market st.

N. BUCK MASTER. june 12 dalairotfip IlOlIjEIt FOR A FIRST rate STEAM BOAT BOILER, nearly new, length 19 feit, diameter inches, with two Flues; nvinufacturt-d by Messrs. Sta khouse.Thompson St for Steamer Chariton, which was cently sunk in the Mississippi River, for sale very low. Enquire of ATWOOD, JONES Co.

june 13 dtf FOR RENT, lllE Dwelling House in which I now re sidi, situate in Pcnn street, opposite the residence of Wm. M'Knight, Esq. 1'usseisi given 1st July next. WILSON M'CANDLESS. june 13 d2 1-1 EVER AND AGUEPOSI ITVELY CU-.

RED. Fever and Ague is a most obstinate disease, and, in warm and humid climates, frequently resists every ordinary mode of cure; so as to ot come very distressing: to the patient, and by the extreme debility which the disease induces, itoilen gives rise to other chronic com-plaints. Marsh miasmita, or the effluvia ari sing from stagnant water, is the most frequrnt exciting cause of this disease; and one of its great peculiarities is its susceptibility of a renewal from Very light causes, such as from the prevalence of an easterly wind even without the repetition ot the original exciting cause. In this, Fever and Ague differs from mst other fevers; a3 it is 11 known, that after an ordinary fever has once occurred, and been removed, the person affected is not so liable to a fresh attack as one who was net so affected. These circumstances rendi it extremely difficult to effect a permanent cure of Fever and Ague, though to relieve the patient for the time being is a verv easy task.

MOFFA'I'S LIFE TILL AND PHENIX BITTERS have been thoroughly tested, and proved to be a POSITIVE AND RADICAL CURE of Fever and Ague. Hundreds of his fellow citizens in the West have volantarily come forward to assure Mr. MOFFAT that the LIFE MEDICINES are the only medicines that will THOROUGHLY effect a removal of this most tedious anri disagreeable disease. Others who have emigrated to that rich and promising portion of our country men who went out full of hope, and confident of winning a competence from the luxuriance of the or who carried to the outposts of our settlements the mercantile or mechanical experience won in the crowded cities and towns of the older states, have either returned with shattered con-titu-tions and depressed spirits, or they remain in their new homes, drasging out a weary li at last to sink, under some disease to which they are predisposed by that terror of the West, the FEVER AND AGUE. Their hopes are blasted their business energies destroyed their El Dorado becomes a desert, and the word of pro- mise, made to the ear, is broken to the hope.

To these individuals Mr. Moffat would say Try the LIFE MEDICINES, and you will yet anticipate your most singuine expectations, for they will certainly restore you to health. FEVER AND AGUE is a complaint which requires to be met at its fir4 approach, and coin-batted at every stig Seldom fatal of itself, it reduces the and impairs the functions of the so that upon the manifest it ion of disease Nature is unable, unassisted, to resist the inroad. The Life Medicines, when taken strictly according to directions will cure it, and give to the weak and trembling victim of health, life, and strength. For full particulars of the mode of treatment, the reader is referred to the Good Samaritan-, a copy of which accompanies the medicine.

A copy may be obtainad of thedifferent agents who have the medicine for sale. French, German, and Spini-h directions can be obtained on application at the office, 375 Broadway. All post paid letters will receive immediate attention. Sold wholesale and retail by WILLIAM MOFFAT, 375 Broadway, New York. A lib eral deduction made to those who purchase to sell again.

Agents The Life Medicines may also be had of the principal Druggists in every town throughout the Unitpd Slates and Canada. Ask for Moffat's Lif.s Pills and Phenix Bitters; and be awe that a fac simile of Jo'in Moffat's signature is upon the label of each bottle of Bit ters, or box of Pills. AVFRY, OGDEN Corner of Wood and Second sts. HOLMES KIDD, Corner of Wood and Fourth sts. BROWN REITER, Liberty street.

june 13 dtf riEN Barrels Chipped Fustic, just received by B. A. FAHNESTOCK corner of Sixth and Wood streets. may 28 a new and improved Map of those Territories, with the addition of parts of Illinois. Indiana.

and Michigan. For sale by PATTERSON INGRAM, june 7 Market street. WISCONSIN AND IOWA. TRAVELER'S and Emigrant's Guide to Wisconsin and Iowa Territories, with a Chart, Geographical, Geological and Statistical, oy rienry j. Abel accompanied with a new and improved Map of those Territories, with the addition of parts of Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan.

A large supply of the above iust received and for sale by C. H. KAY Booksellers, Taper Dealers, corner of Wood and 3d Streets. June 5 A CARD. Peter Graham John B.

Stryker, I AVING entered into copartnership as Dry Goods Commission Merchants, at No. 34. Chesnut street, PHILADELPHIA, invite the attention of persons purchasing in Philadelphia to their general assortment of Dry Goods. They will sell on a credit of 8 mos. for approved pa-per, payable in Philadelphia or New York.

GRAHAM STRYKER. PHILADELPHIA, June 4 -dim PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE. THE Executors of Dr. John S. Irwin, deceased, will sell at Public Auction, on the premis es, on Saturday, the 13th ot July next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, FORTY SIX FEET OF GROUND, at the corner of Liberty street and irgin alley, on which is erected a two story Brick Store and Dwelling House.

Terms One fourth in hand, and the balance to be divided into for equal payments, on a credit of 6, 12, 18, and 24 months, with interest. W. W. IRWIN, JAMES B. IRWIN, JOHN D.

DAVIS, Executors. Pittsburgh, June 6, 1839. dts CHEAP HARDWARE. THE subscribers, being about to decline the Hardware Business, will sell their entire stock of Hardware at cost, in lots to suit purchasers, for cash, or on credit for approved city acceptances, to which they respectfully invite the attention of the public. SAML.

FAHNESTOCK Co. Pittsburgh, May 17, 1839 dtf GRIER'S MECHANIC'S CALCULATOR. HE Mechanic's Calculator, comprehending Rules, and Tables, the various departments of Mathematics and Mechanics, useful to Mill Wrights, Engineers, and Artisans in general; by William Grier, Civil Engineer Just received by PATTERSON INGRAM, may 17 Market street. Second Hand Clothing, MALE AND FEMALE, OUGHT and sold bv A. D.

LEWIS, cor ner of Third and Wood streets, opposite the Pittsburgh Hotel. Where the Boot and Shoe Blacking Business is carried on as usual. Price twelve dollars a year. may 15 dly City Baths. THE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Pittsburgh, and strangers visiting here, that his Warm, Cold, and Shower Baths, for Ladies and Gentlemen, Nos.

37, and 39, Third street, between Market and Ferry, having undergone thorough repairs, and being brilliantly illuminated with Gas Lights, are now open for the Season, every day, (Sunday excepted,) from 6 clock, A. to 1 1 clock, P. M. I he sub scriber feels grateful for the patronage so liberally bestowed upon him by the public, and will spare no pains to merit a continuance of its favors. J.

B. VASHON. may 14 dtf Messrs. Craig Grant I have seen a com munication hi your paper of to day, inimadverting upon treatment received from the Reliance Line and myself, signed by 4 individuals. I merely notice it, to say that I natter myself the public know me too well to believe I could treat any persons in the manner there represented, and from the want of truth in this part of their acts, I am disposed to doubt the truth of their whole statement.

I should be pleased to know if those persons paid for the publication of their communication, without contribution from others. You will please continue this 4 weeks. JOHN" McFADEN, Agent, May 23. 1839. Reliance Line.

may 24 d-lvv TO THE PUBLIC. The undersigned, passengers on the Reliance Line, having been deceived by the Agents of said line, deem it a duty to the public to publish them. We were promised a speedy and convenient passage boats were fitted up in the best manner to be carried through in four days and a half, from Philadelphia, and all this. TUB FACTS. We started from Philadelphia Wednesday, at 8, A.

arrived in Columbia about 5, P. M. We then went on board a Packet Boat, well loaded down with freight. We had a comfortable passage from Columbia to Hollidaysburgh. D.

Waters, captain of the boat, is, in our estimation, a fine man, and deserves employment on a better line; but on this rout we had a crowd of Ger mans, the worst kind such as no decent man of any country would travel with, he could well avoid it. Captain Waters done the best he could to make us comfortable; but having the center cabin filled with freight, we could not be otherwise than mixed up with whatever happened on board. When we arrived at Hollidaysburgh, there was no Cars to go over the Mountain, and we were told that we must stop till the next day; but, by the interposition of Captain Waters with the A-gent, we were furnished with a Car of Leech to go to Johnstown, where we were to go board of the Portable Iron Boats. When we arrived in Johnstown, the boats were not going until the next day. We surveyed one of the portable Iron Boats, which satisfied us they were not suitable for any human being to' embark in.

We concluded to leave this Reliance Line. We relied on one thing, which was, that there was no danger of faring worse. We accordingly left, and went on board the Pioneer Line, D. Leech where we had a comlortable pas sage to Pittsburgh. When we arrived, we applied to the Agent of the Reliance Line, supposing he would refund what extra money we had paid; but he said to us, depart ye; I know you not.

We hereby caution all persons, from Missouri to Maine; to avoid the Reliance Line. Passengers wishing a speedy and comfortable passage will do better to embark with D. Leech's Express, or the Pioneer Line. Instead of 4J, we traveled on the PcHanim 6 davs. and left it Their boats had not arrived at 1 2 the next day.

ULMER FARNHAM, WM. J. AMES, DECATER BARKER, CONRAD MASTER, B. COMINGO. JAMES NORRIS.

May 23 1839. dlw PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS in Belmont county, Ohio. The undersigned, trustees of Ebenezer Platoff Zane, will offer for sale, at public sale, on the premises, on Wednesday, the 19th day of June next, eight valuable tracts of land, laid out in convenient form for farming lands on sections No. 33 and 34, adjoining the town of Bridgeport, Ohio, containing each from 106 to 186 acres. These lands are valuable on account of their location and soil, and contain inexhaustible supplies of stone coal, and stone.

The title is believed to be unquestionable, and free from all incumbrances. Plats of the lands are deposited at the counting rooms of Moore, Clarke in Wheeling, Va, and of David Allen, Bridgeport, Ohio, which all persons disposed to purchase are requested to examine. Possession will be given on the 1st of April next Terms of sale, one fourth in hand, and the balance in one, two, and three years, with interest from date. SAM'L SPRIGG, Trustee of P. Zane.

HENRY MOORE, Trustee of E. Zane. may 27 dtJunc 19 $5 JUST RECEIVED, 60 doz. Nerve and Bone Liniment, direct from the Proprietor, and for sale at the Drug Warehouse of HOLMES KIDD, corner of Wood and Fourth streets. may 25 TO ARTISTS.

TUST RECEIVED, French Ultramarine, Cobalt Blue in Powder. For sale at the Drug Warehouse of HOLMES KIDD, corner of Wood and Fourth streets. may 25 45 Casks Bacon-by -Just received and for sale JOHN D. DAVIS, No. 38 Water street.

may 27 250 Galls. Flaxseed Oil, for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK corner of Sixth and Wood streets. may 27 1500 B.

A. Lbs. Black Lead, for sale by FAHNESTOCK corner of Sixth and Wood streets. may 528 10 Barrels Rosin, for sale by a. A.

FAHNESTOCK comer of Sixth and Wood streets. may 27 20 Barrels Spirits Turpentine, for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK corner of Sixth and Wood streets. may 27 ADY BULWER'S WORK, Chivalry, or JLi the Man of Honor; by Lady Lytton Bul- wcr; in two 12 mo.

Births, Deaths, and Marriages; by the author of "Sayings and Doings," "Maxwell," two 12 mo. The History of the Navy of the United States of America, in two large 8 vo. volumes; by James Fennimore Cooper. The Young Merchant intellectual qualifica tions of the Merchant, on certain elementary principles of Commerce, in one small vol. The above just received and for sale at the Book Store and Paper Warehouse of C.

H. KAY corner of Wood and Third streets. may 24 10 Cases Roll Brimstone, iust received by B. A. FAHNESTOCK corner of Sixth and Wood streets.

may 27 FOR SALE, TTIOUR THOUSAND Bushels Com, delivera I ble on the arrival of the Steam Boat Ver mont, which is hourly expected at this port. JOHN D. DAVIS, may 27 No. 38 Water street NATURAL HISTORY. A SYNOPSIS of Natural History; containing the Natural History of Animals, with Human and general Animal physiology, botany, vegetable physiology and geology.

Translated from the French, by Thomas Wyatt, A. author of Elements of Botany, Manual of Con-chology, illustrated with very numerous colored engravings. Also, conies without color. Phrenology proved, illustrated and applied, accompanied by a chart, by O. S.

L. N. Fowler. 1 vol. 12 mo.

The Treasury of Knowledge and Library of References, containing an English Grammar, English Dictionary, Universal Gazetteer, Chronology and History, in 2 single vols. A Treaties on Justification, by George Junkin, D. Professor of Lafayette College, Easton, Pa 1 vol. 12 mo. The above just received and for sale by C.

H. KAY may 22 Wood and 3d sts. 390 Lbs. Crude Tartar, 8 bbls. Chipped Fustic.

Just receiv ed, and for sale at the Drug Warehouse of HOLMES KIDD, corner of Wood and Fourth streets. may 22 PALM SOAP, TTYDE'S Palm Soap, 11 Fancy Windsor, do. Just received, and for sale at the Drug Warehouse of HOLMES KIDD, corner of Wood and Fourth streets. may 22 JUST RECEIVED, Lbs. English and American Woad 1150 for sale at the Drug Warehouse of HOLMES KIDD, comer of Wood and Fourth streets.

may 21 JUST RECEIVED, 5 Bbls. No. 1, Quick Drying New York Varnish, and for sale at the Drug Warehouse of HOLMES KIDD comer of Wood and Fourth streets, may 21 McLANE'SlTvER PILLS. MORE TESTIMONY. THIS is to certify that I have been afflicted for three years past with a disease of the Liver, attended with a violent pain in the left side, shifting to the shoulders, and right side, making my life almost a burthen to me; also, with costiveness, indigestion, a depraved appetite, and all inconveniences attending a turbid action of the Liver.

Having applied to able and eminent Physicians, of different denominations, I found no relief, until by accident having procured a box of Dr. Mc-Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills, by which I received more benefit than all other medicines I have ever used, and therefore would recommend every person, laboring under this disease, to procure them as soon as possible. ISAAC READ, Fallston, May 2d, 1839. The original of this certificate may be seen at the Drug Warehouse of HOLMES KIDD. may 21 d3mos he ana lot WINES FOR SALE.

LARET and Sauterne Wines, just receiv ed, direct from France, and for sale by the Gallon or Cask. FRANCIS ROUAUD. june 8, 1839. Ii OUR hundred barrels Plaster Paris, just received and for sale at the Pittsburgh French Burr Mill Stone Manufactory, No. 244 Liberty street, near the canal.

W. W. WALLACE. Also, on hand and for sale, all sizes of French Burr Mill Stones, and Mill Furnishing of all kinds. Also, Best Anker Bolting Cloths, of all num.

bers, Wholesale and Retail. W. W. WALLACE, june 3 YSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA Is there BJP no CURE for that DISTRESSING DISEASE? is the echo from thousands. Read the many certificates of cures performed by Dr WM.

EVANS' CAMOMILE TONIC end FAMILY APPARIENT PILLS. The following certificate must certainly convince every person of the great efficacy of this invaluable medicine: Dr. Wm. Evans: Dear Sir, 1 can never be grateful enough for the cure 1 have received by the use of your invaluable medicine (Camomile I was for five years very seriously trbu bled with Dyspepsia, which caused a nervous sensation throughout my system so much that I sometimes shook as if I had been afflicted with palsy. During all this time 1 took many medicines, but none would cure mc.

At last my phi sician' gave me up; but fortunately, one day as I was speaking to a friend on the subject, he told me that Dr. Wm. Evans' Ca mornile Pills were the only medicine that would cure me; of which I' purchased some, and the result is that I am now enjoying perfect health. Any person wishing to see me, can call at niy Iioufa, 365 North' Front street, Philadelphia. Henry L.

0OBSERVE The General Office for the sale of this medicine is atNo 19 North EIGHTH street, Philadelphia Pittsburgh Office, No ,41 St. CLAIR street, where certificates of thou' ands may be seen fjun 15 vnnam kiddle, Office, 256 Liberty Street. TO every one who considers the value of a good set of Teeth, it must be evident that the preservation of them is incalculably rrnpnr. tant. The subscriber, being experienced as a Surgeon Dentist, respectfully informs the public, that he isprepand to execute business in every branch of his profession, with' rirstness, elegance, and durability.

He has a large stock of beautiful incorruptible Porcelain Teeth, which, having been pre. pared so as to present the united qualities of beauty of formation, high lustre, lilaridnepg of color, and undoubted durability, be can recommend with confidence to ladies and gentlemen. O'Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call and examine his assortment of Teeth confident they will find such as wll please both their fancy and their taste. WM. BIDDLE.

Oct. 27th 1838. RE7IOVAL. R. Win.

Evans Pittsburgh office, for the sale of his celebrated Camomile Pills and other medicines, has been removed from No. 44 St. Clair street, to No. 41, next door to the Allegheny Bridge. Editors who insert his advertisements are requested to notice the removal, and make the necessary alteration' in the advertisements, up- 17 WR.

WM. EVANS' Celebrated CAMO-jL-FmILE EONIC and FAMILY APERIENT PILLS, for Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseases Prostration of Nervous and Vital Energy, Liver Complaints, and all Weakness and Derange ment of the Digestive Organs. (CTGENERAL OFFICE, No 13 NORTH EIGHTH Street. Philadelphia; and Pittsburgh Office, No 41 St. Clair street.

fian41 EAD THIS! DR. SWAYNE'S COM- POUND SYRUP OF PRUNUS VIR GINIANA, OR WILD CHERRY. This is decidedly one of the best remedies for COUGHS and COLDS now in use it allays irritation the Lungs, loosens the Cough, causing tb phlegm to' raise free and easy, in Asthma, Pulmonary Consumption.Recent or Chronic Cough Wheezing, and Choking of Phlegm, Hoarseness, DifTrculty of Breathing, Croup, Spitting of Blood, foe. This Syrup is warranted to effect a permanent cure, if taken according to direc tions, which accompany the bottles. For nl only at No.

41, St. Cluir street, eb 12 tf HARDWARE AT EASTERN PRICES LOGAN KENNEDY. 89 Wood Street, PITTSBURG II, WOULD respectfully inform their customers, and western merchants generally that they are now receiving by the Packet Ship "Monongahela," and othor vessels, large assort, ment of Hardware, Cutlery, Sfc, purchased for cash, nf the Manufacturers in Birmingham and Shefald, (by our R. T. Kennedy, during his recent visit to England,) and which we offer at the nwest Philadelphia prices, with the addition of freight, onl Heavy Gooda am gust 2 38 ALFRED NESMITH, WHOLESALE DEALER XXT BOOTS AND SHOE? men's and boy's fur.

and seal caps, and PAL.1W LEAF HATS. North East Corner of Wood and Fifth streets Pittsburgh, August 21, 1838 11 if I If if I 1 i.H 1 I 1. I i ff i 1 PhiWdclphia, can betern by apply! tj.