ITTSBURGH; BOARD OF TRADE.
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c0x3t1T...., pr. on OCTOBT.II.
N.l BCH,. - ' ' - W. 'W. : Wallace
tdrtinz,
Prepared and corrected .
eiv,ery Afternoon.
E uji:A,:r.e:A
19 - INCHES WATEII IN THE CHANNEZ
• ARRIVED
Consul, Bownlan, Brownsville.
Louis 31 - Lane) , Bennett, Brownsville
Arrow, Atkinson; Beaver.
Oneota,.Gordeii, Beaver.
Michigan, Boies, Beaer.
,
DEPARTED.
Oneota, Gordoh, Beaver;
Arrow, Atkinson Beaver,
-:Louis McLane; Bennett,, Brownsville.
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Consul, Bowman, Brownsville.
Michigan, Boies, Beaver.. '
Hudson, Ebbert, Cincinnati
Zanesville Packet, Scales, Zanesville.
IMPORTS R,T R ' IVER.
Mononganda Improvement - 7 91 kegs nails, .15
bags 0at5,2.5 boxes.gluss, 4 ton pig iron, 5 bbla
flour. -
•Per str Consul-50 bundles sheet iron, 131 bxs
lasq 40 bbls flour 54 bbls whiskey.
Per str Minor 273 bushels %%beat, 48 bbls flour.
New York PlanO Fortes:
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TORN lI.4IELLOR No. 811 Wood street (between
Diarmind alley and . 4th sti-een has received and
oteale three new Piano Fortes from the manufac
tory of A. If. Gale & Co., successors to the' “New
York Manufacturing Company," which will be sold
at the same pricy as ii New -York city, adding only
the price of transportation.
The quality of these Pianos is now so_well known,
and, established, that it is not considered necessary'
to state wherein their stiperiority over others con
sista, thnse who are desirous of purchasing can be
fully satisfied, as to the quality, Oftone and workman
ship, by calling on the subscriber. The patterns of
these Pianos arc entirely new and such as are now
fashionable in New York city.
-They will be sold for cash anon a moderate credit
for apprOved endorsed paper.-
. JOHN H. MELLOR,
sep 18 - . SI Wood street.
Y..RNITIAN.RLIND FACTORY.
ANDREW 'WHITE'S l
'VENITLAN BLIND FACTORY.
PITTSTAEET, BETWEEN PENN AND EIBERTY,
A T the junction of Ferry and Liberty', adjoining
Kinkaid7s Plough Factory; where he continues
to manufacture the best article made in Pittsburgh
or Allegheny, without fear of contradiction, which
will be sold at the lowest possible rates for cash.
VENITIAN SHUTTERS, Stationary and
Revolving. -."
itr.. My. V n ti an Blinds are always kept For sale
iky li. Li. RYAN, On Fifth street. octl-ly
jOll. SALE--A large assortment Of almost all sizes
of window sasltand glass to suit when; wanted;
yellow and purple carpet chain; scoool books; slates
and pencils; writing, letter and wrapping paper; ink
and quills; a variety of handsome house pictures and
paper hangings in any quantity to suit purchasers.'
I. HARRIS, Agt—and Corn. Merchant, .
octs.lllw . No. 12, St. Clair M.
movaNirs'ia GOODS
T UST received a very beautiful assortment . or
.t.l Mourning dress goods. Among them may be
found Lupine's superior .13ombasinestit nearly half
their usual prices. Alpaca Lustres,black, ail
.Mous de Lames, GVeves,•Ciapes, &c., Ege.
oc2 BARROWS & TURNER, 4ti Market et.
IBDUNS ! RlBBONS!—Received at Barrows &
Turner's, 75 Sc. very handsome (new style)
bonnet ribbons at 1 . 2 i cents per yard. l Market street,
_ _ .
Tobnw, Buitft and ' Cigar Store s
. 0 5 FIFTH STREET.
JUST RECEIVED, a'sery choice lot of mann (be
• Lured Tobacco, of "various brands, am ongi which.
Branch's Aromatic. Cavendish;
:Peyton's Honey Dew-Fives;
James Thomas', Jr., Nectar Leaf;
- - John' Ender's Honey Dew Ladies' Twist;
Lawre Lottier Baltimore
Also, n very fine later Chiba hiller Leaf, which will
:be sold in small or large quantities.
Together with every variety of Cigars, which will
he sold:liholCsale or retail.
sep2d-dlm JACOB DPCOLLISTDR.
Just Publlshea.
STATE BOOK OF PENNSYLVANIA—Containing
an account of the Geography, History, Govern
.meat, and Resources, and noted citizens of the State;
with a map of the State and of each County; for the
use of Schools, by THONAg It. BUBROWES: -
-The above described hook may with the utmost
:propriety be recommended to the attention of. Direc
tors of Public Schools, and - to Teachers in general.
The author in-his preface states, <, A book calculated
to impart to our youth a full and accurate knowledge
of their own State, has long- been deemed necessary,
Whether this. will supply the want, experience alone
can • determine„ The counties are not treated in at
ordr, but classes, accordinr , to their
farm of surface, productions, and historicarrelations.
To carry out the design, a small state map, in addi.
Sibnlo , the several busty maps, has been construct.
ed, with the classes of counties maikcil upon it."
For sale - by the &Ct. and retail at the Book and
Paper Warehouse of-LUKE LOOMIS, Agent.
ep 30 • No. 83 Wood at. Pittsburgh.
PROCLAUATION,
By virtue of a precept under the hands of the
Hon. Benjamin Patton, jr4 President of the
.court of Common Pleas in and for the sth Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, and justice of the Court
..of Oyer and Terrniner, and General Jail Delivery,
.in and for said District, and William Porter and
AVilliam Kerr, :Esquires, Assoeihte Judges of the
:same courts, in and for the said County of Alle.
~gheny, dated the 16th day of . .tllay, in the year of
.our Lord one thousand eight huhdred and forty-six,
and to me directed, for 'holding! a Court of Oyer
:and Terininer, and General Jail Delivery, at the
.Court House, in the city of Pittsburgh, on the 4th
~Monday of October next, at 10 lo'cleek, A, 111,
Public notice is hereby given, to all Justices of
the Peace, Coroner and Constables, of the County
of Allegheny, that they be them and there, in their
,proper persons, with their rolls, records, imjuisi
:tions; examinations, and other (remembrances, to
•do those things ; which to theii respective offices
,in their behalf appear to 'be done—and also those
that will prosecute the prisoners that now are or',
:May be in jail of said county of Allegheny, to be
.then and there to prosecute agrnst them as shall
be just.
-Givcd ,under my hand at Pittsburgh, this 15th
.day of September, in the year lof our Lord 1846,
_and of the Commonwealth the 18th.
F.LIJAH TROVILLO, Sheriff.
'-',ll/IE PROGRESS OP NATIONS.—An Essay on
.the Progress of Nations, in Productiveludastry,
sCavilizaticio POpulation and 'Wealth; illustrated by
statistics Of Mining, Agrieultufre, Manufactures,
, Commerce,.Rovenues, Banking,llnternal Improve..
merits, Mortality, Emigration and -Population; by
,Ezra C. Seaman.
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A fr - ' "
ew copies of the above svork for sale by.
JOHNSTON 4 STOCKTON,
corner of Market and 3d eta
New Books•
.
JUST RECEIVED--LETTens FROM BROOM, Asia
4 MiMar i by Mrs. E. C. A. Schneider, with an
essay on the prospects of the• Heathen and' our duty
to them, by - Rev. B. Schneider, and anintroductio..
by Rey. E. Heiner, A. M. 'Published by Rev. Samln
Zutelius,Chambersburgh,lB , l6. For sale by
SCRIBA SC:HEISLER, 115 IVood st
SIIA.WLs,
LARGE and splendid assortment of rich and
inagnilicent SHAWLS, just received this day
.embracin,tell the new and desirablentyles, viz: Paris
.Printed Torkeri,Cashmere and "Breclia, Embroidered
Black anci Mode colored Silk, Fringe, Thibbat and
Chamelion Plaid, and Striped Silk, Merino;
and Persian, Plaid, Silk and Worsted, together with
a great variety of Woollen Shawls,
and will be dis
posed of at a small advance on the original cost,
.by , ABSALOM MORRIS,
• sepls . No. 66Market st.
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Cotton.Yrtrxi t 'Sse.,
, A g 1 - 111 n LBS. a s sorted nambers, bug and
1- 101 Vt./kJ short reel Cotton Yarn,
-
15,000 lbs. Carpet Chain.
10,000 " Cotton Twine.
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150 Bales Common Batting.
• 100 " Extra family do. e '
• For sale low to city or country trade, by
M. B. - RHEY & CO.,
57 Wood str
,,,,ames Blakely
dThrgyr. -
Tames Blakely, Alderkian.
,PPI.V. on Penn st., opposite D. Leech & Co"s.„
/ packptlime office. 01E14 hours from 7' o'clock
DI to .8 o , ciock P
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BALTIMORE ELECTIONS
Froin the Baltimore Sun of Thursday morning,
we clip the following result of the eleetion, held
in that city, for Senator. and Delegates, on Wednes
day last. The Whigs have elected their Senator,
Captain Chas. M. Deyser, by a ma&ority of 7 votes
over Joshua Vansant, .F.sq. - , the democratic candi
date.
The Delegates elected , are the lion. John P. Ken
nedy and Abraham -B. Patterson, P.s l q., wtigs; and
Francis Baughman, Elias . Ware, Jr.i and Nathan
iel Cox, Esgis., democrats. 1.
The highest vote received that in favor of Mr.
Baughman, which is.- 7. votes over that of Mr
Ware, the next, highest oh his own tfclet, and 66
over that of Mr. Spillman, the lowest; 12 votes over
that of Capt. Kersey, the Senator elect; 14 aver
that of Mr. Kennedy, and 93, over that of Mr,
Simms; the lowest whig delegate vote.
The aggregate Whig delegate vote is 7391; the
aggregate democratic delegate vote is 7420, being
a majority in favor of the latter, of 20 - rotes. The
entire whig aggregate vote for Senate and Legisla
ture is 7308; the entire democratic aggregate vote
Senate and Legislature is 7321, being a majority in
favor of the latter of 23 votes,
The aggregate majorty of the successful candi,
dates for the Legislature, over their competitors, is
60 votes
_The vote on 'the bientaial sessions bill exhibits a
majority of 684 against the bill, and with the An
napolis vote, will probably insure its defeat in the
State. The vote on this question, it will be seen,
falls short of the aggregate vote, indicating that
there were '305 persons who did not vote upon it
at all, and at the same time showing that many
voted upon the subject without- reference to party.
The state ol the vote on this question afibrds a very
fair inference of the popular desire for reform by a
State Convention.
LATER FROM THE ARMY
CEIITAINTS raTTLE.--By the
steamship Galveston, at New Orleans, Galveston
papersof the latest dates have been received:
The brig Mary,Capt. Norris, of fiendloy & Co's
Line, arrived on the 22i Met, at Galveston, 33
days from NewVork, with a heavy freight and
fourteen passengers.
The Kentucky Regiment ; under Col. Marshall,
•
numbering about: 81,10 men, is encamped at the
mouth of the Lavacca with 200 men on the sick
list, awing to the fatigues of a long march, This
regiment hasjust received orders to march forth
with to Canadr.o.. The Tennessee Regiment isj
daily expeCtee :ff
° Neither of:these regiments were intended to join
Gen IVool. Afi arrival at Port Lavacca which
left Matamoras oil 18th inst., reports that!
news had been , received very lately from Gen.!
I Taylor, to the effect that be was marching upon I
Monterey with 800 mcn and was within a few:
miles of that city. Monterey was said to kc de.
tended with a force of 15,Q00 Mexicans under
General Ampudia. The Mexicans from all guar.!
tern were flocking into the city very fast.
G,elt. Wool is still at San Antonio, waiting pro- I
drably far further supplies, which are fast reaching!
Dent The Steamer Great Britain, the iron
mammoth, has how been out frifteen days, and
may be considered as fully due, ihe hurt to sail on
the 22d ultimo, and will bring but two days later
intelligence than that received by the Hibernia, but
at the present time, even a half day's later news
would be worth thous-ands of dollars to the dealers
in flour, grain, and cotton. At Baltimore on Wed
neiday there was very little doing in the flour
marketit was held at $1,25._. Good to prime
red 'wheat was held at $1 to sl,rts per bush.
ILD WINES & L(Q,UOR.>--;:onsieling of
kJ Port Wine:
Madeira 'Wine;
Malaga -. do;
• Rilenish do;-in half and quarter pipes,
and on draught warranted pure;
Pale Brandy, of different brands;
Dark do,
Holland Gin fine flavor;
Peach Brandy, 8 years old;
Apple Lb, 1 do do;
Old Rye Whiskey, 8 and 11 years old,
t of the above Liquors from under Custom
Lock, for sale in quantities to suit by
P. C. MARTIN,
• ou Water 0.-4
G. W. Biddle, Denil
* •. HAS rernoccd•to N 0.109 Smith
?`.-./
11,00011,.
.% field si., where he will perform all
operations on the Teeth satisfae
;LY torijy.
5 i ,....- N. IL—Having lately made one
, -f - '"k of the greatest improvements in
/2 , i
I,
forceps that has ever appeared be
•;',::: ~:l fore the public, he has been able
'• to extract teeth with such case
r as to astonish all those who have
availed themselves ofhis services.
Pittsburgh, July 24, 1846-ly
Jlrtck House and Lot for Sale. -77-
Qr in Exchange for Nails or Window Wass.
We are authorized to offer for sale, or in exchange
for Window Glass or Nails, a well finished and sub
stantial two story brick house and lot, 19 feet front
by 100 feet deep, situated on the Allegheny river
above the Glass House, It will be sold at a reason
ble price, title unexceptionable. .
Apply to 11LAK ELY & MITCH EL,
scp, 17. Real F.:date Agents.
Fall anti Winter Dry
A. A. MASON,
No. 62, Market Street, Simpion's Row,
HAS received 42 cases and packages of Cheap
Foreign and Staple Dry Goode, Which have been
recently purchased at ruinous low prices in the east
ern markets, and will be sold at extremely low rates.
We name in part:
• DRESS GOODS.
Splendid'shaded Pekin and other st
black and blue black Gro de Rhinos,
and Gro de Swiss; new style Fret
Mona de Mains; new style cashmere
and California Plaids; new 'style Ginb
quality; Alpziecas and Apines.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS
French Cashmere, Terkerri Printed, very rich;
Zephyr Worsted, Mocha, Damask, 'Mho, Merino,
Woolen and other shawls.
LINEN GOODS.
Linen Cambric handkerchief's,. al
Stitched and ReVere Bordered lidkk
great variety; Linen Sheetinge; Dama
and Table Daniask; Bird's Eye, Scot.'
buck Diapers; Brown Table "Covers,
kinsi Crash, Sze.
DOMESTIC GOODS •
.
New styles.of '
Prints of all qualm s, one case as
low as 4 eta :; one case Orange and BI a, slightly im
perfect, GI- cents; good dark' Prints)•fast colors; as
low. as 7 cents;
fine dark blue do. 9 cents; very rich
do. for 10 and 12 cents, - usual price 18 and 20 cents;
sixteen bales b rown Muslim, every quality, at factory
prices. ' KentuckyJs ans for 20 cents. 1 Cassinetts as
low as 28 cents. Canton Flannels 9 cents. Also;
tickings, flannels, stripes, checks, bla l rets, counter
panes; plaid linsoys, bleached goods o every variety;
one case,Nankeen as low as 9 cents per yard.
FOR GEIVTLEMEIV.'-'. •
Black - , blue, olive,brown, drab, French,. English,
and American Clotho, from $2, to s3per yard. Sup.
black and fancy Cassimerescall prices, Satin, Velvet,
Cashmere and Silk Vostings.. full stock ofglores,
handkerchiefs, cravats, hosiery, undershirts, draw
ers, &c.
I
Cash purchasers are respectfully in call and
examir-
...me our assortment before mulch g their selec-
Aons, Selling exclusively for cash, w feel confident
that we- can offer greater inducements Ito buyers than
those who practice the credit system.
sep29 - A. 4, MASON.
AVOnttel,'for Car
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,- - 1
LBS coarse bagging in large pieces, for
000
which I will pay 11 cents per pound, de
-1
livered lit my store 81 Wood street, or at my rag room
in Virgin Alloy, Vetween Wood and Smithfield. ~
se p2 l - - JNO. H,. 91ELLOR, 81 IVood orcet.
.
THE splendid new and light drought
passenger steamer SENATOR , Capt.
M'CLune, will leave-fortlieabova and all intermedi
ate ports, : regularly. For freight or. passage, apply
ken-board.
, ,
The new ht draugnt . paciret steam
,
leave lot the above and all intermediate ports this
day, regularly.
- For freight or passage apply on board, or to
J. W. BUTLER & BRO., Second st.
The Califotnia was built expresslyfor the above
trade, and will - make her trips regularly . during tbe
season. - aubri
'THE new and light draught passenger
steamer WESTER, Capt. BAK Ea,
will Mare for the abo.e and all intermediate 4mrts
regularly. The Western draws but 12 inches, and
was built expressly to run in the tmde during the
low water season.
For fieight or passage, ,haviag superior accommo
dations, apply ort board. - • lb
For Loatirrillr—Rogrilar Packet.
The new and splendial.imsengerateam
--N,' - or TONNALEUKA, Capt. J. K. Moody,
will run in the trade from Pittsburgh. to Louirrille„
during the (Mason of 1846.
The. Tonnale ukrt was built expresply for the trade,
and is elegantly furnisheitin every respect.
Forfieight or passage apply on board
The well known thst running steamer
CAMBRIA, W. Forsyth, Master, will run
as a regular Packet, leaving every Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and Wheeling, at 10, P. M., the
same day. Returning, she will leave Cincinnati
every Saturday, at 10, A. M, -
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
FORSYTH & Co., Agents,
No. 30, Water street.
Vox. racket.
The new and splendid passenger steam
er TO:81 CORAVIN, Capt. Bugher,
run tu the trade from Yittsburgh to St. Louis, du
ring the season of MM.
The Tom Corwin, was built expressly for the
trade, and is elegantly furnished in evely respect.
For freight or passage apply on board. may 19.
For-Cincinnati and Louisville.
The ne-w and splendid passenger steam
er C OLD MDI A, O'Num., Master, will
te"i'Thlitthe above and intermediate ports, regular.
ly.
For freight or passage apply-on board, or to
jel D. WILKINS, Agent.
For fintnt Lonta.....itegttlor Packet.
WMtThe new and splendid
e passengerstearn
er BRUNETTE, Capt. Perry, run in
trado.from Pittsburgh to St. Louis, during the
season of 1546.
The Brunette was built expressly fbr the trade,
and is elegantly found in every respect.
For &eight or passage apply on hoard. npl4
Por Cincinnati anti St. Louie
; _a ; The passenger steamer PALESTINE,
Witliama, will leave for the above
anlitirtritermediate ports regularly,
?or timight or passage apply on board. jc9.
rues4ny Evening. Packct. •
The new and sple ndid . passenger steam
boat, DL,CLARATION, Capt. Yorhecs,
winun as a regular packet between Pittsliurgh and
Cincinnati, cavirrig this port every 'Tuesday evening
at 3 o'clock. Returning she will leave Cincinnati
every Friday evening at 3 o'clock.
The Declaration offers superior accommodations
to passengers. For freight or passage apply on
hoard. jet
rieLS. The ri,,zular nu-4 passenger steamer
rt MONONGAHELA, Cant. Stone, Will run
an a regiutir Packet between Pittsburgh and Cumin
nati; leasing this port every Monday at JO, A. M.,
end Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same driv. Return.
ing, she will !nave Cincinnati every T11411:19411Y, at 10.
A. M. Vor ffSight or passage apply un board.
The Monongahela W3B built capre:gly cur this
trade, and ofrers to the passengers comfort, and 611-
perior accom:nodations. met. 31
a-11E regular mail and pa.senr,,er steam
er UNlON,Captain Maclean, will run aA
a ri.,;:ttar packet between Pi ttabur;;ll. and Ciaein
nati. le - wing this port every Monday at G o'clock,
P. M. Returning sbe lease Cincinnati crow.
Thursday at 6 P. M.
The union was built exrire: ,, ly for this trade
am! affords every accommodation.
For freight or passa r qe apply on Loud. trinvo
•
TUESDAY PACKET.
THE regular mail antipsissenger steam
111111.11iNIA, Cap t. John hlinefelter,
sviii run as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving tins port every Tuesday at 10 A.
and. Wheeling nt 10 P. M. of the same day.—
lletiirning, she wdl leave Cincinnati every Friday at
10 A. M. For freight or psimagt apply on board.
The Ililierniaivas built expressly for the irade,
and oilers to the passengers every comfort and su
perior accommodations.
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
fl . _A THE regular mail and pasaengersitoam
-I*-g,l - Lr e.. 11. } F . (rI.A.AD, Capt. s. 13. 1 1 Page,
wdriun as a regular packet between Pittsburgh nud
Cincinnati, leaving Otis port every Wednesday at 10
A. M., and Wheeling at 10 P.' M. the same day.—
Returning, she will !cave Cincinnati every Sa urday
at 10 — A. M. For freight or passage apply on oard.
The New England was built expressly fur thi. trade
end offers to the passengers every comfort and supe.
tior accommodations. an, r`6
TILE new U. S. Mail steamer AC: DIA,
4 1 • 4 •2•••.,L!,:q. E. ',Lipari, Master, will run as alregu
far passenger packet between Pittsburgh an i l the
above ',on during the season of 1646, leaving rvery
Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Acadia is new and has egperior accomrda.
tions. .For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ap9 T. NEWTON JONES, Ag nt.
FRIDAY PACKET.
regular =Rand passenger R clam
,• er CLIPPER. No. 2, Captain Crookri, will
run as a regular packet between Cincinnati and Pitts-•
burgh, leaving thin port every Friday at 10 A, M.,
and Wheeling at 10 P. M. the same day. Returning
she will leave Cincinnati every Mondayat 10 o'clok, l
A. M. For freight or passage apply on board.
The Clipper N0..2 was built expressly for th is trad
end offers to her passengers every comfort and ac.
aommodation.
SATURDAY PACKET. -;-•
„ fx The regularnmil and passener a - darnel
, r 4 g 3 :CIIICASSIAN, Capt. Isaac B g ennett, will
run an a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Saturday, at 10,
A. M., and Wheeling at 10; P. M., the name day.
Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Tueiday,
at 10, A. For freight or passage apply onboard.
The Circassian was builtexpressly for this trade,
and offers to her passengere every comfort and 11C
commodation. mar
vles dress silks;
Aat. de Soje,
ch cashmeres;
robes; Oregeo
!hams, superior
SATURDAY PACK.T.
The regular mail and passenger 11'enmer
Capt. Linferdi will run as
a regular racket between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
leaving this pbrt every Saturday at 10, A. M.,. and
Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. Returning,
she will leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, ;at 10
o'clk A. M. For freight or passage apply on board.
The I";lessenger was built expressly for this trade,
and offers to her p4smigero evbry comfort and p.r.-
zommoaation. mar 51'
prices; Hem
Irish Linens in
.k Table Cloth , '
and Hacker-
Damask Nap-
.DES & ALCORN, (Late of New York city,)
NO. 27 Filth st., between Weed and Market,
ffanufacturers of Mustard, Ground Spices, Catsups,
&c., &c., will open during the present week a large
assortment of articles in their line, which they will
wholesale in quantities to suit dealers, at Eastern
wholesale prices. All articles sold by them warren.-
ted. Merchants intendhig to go east would do well
to call belbre leaving the city.. They may be found
at their sl.'arebouse No. 27 Fifth street, in Ryan'S
Building.
5.e1,7
No Cure No Pay.
ELLF.RS' LIVER -PlLLS.—These celebrated
0 pillii claim public confidence not only on!account
of what - the proprietor may -say about them, hut on
account,of the good resulting from their use. !Read
the following statement from a citizen of Dirtuing
ham:
Buniunctraxt, June 24th, lft46.
Mn. R. E. Smaxasi--I take,this opportunity of
! testifying in favor of your invaluable medicind.
bout two years ago I was taken down with a severe
inflamation' of the liver and was so reduced byliiight
sweats snd other circa:of this dreadful disease,that
my life Was despaired of. After other means had
failed, I was advised by my physician to try; yoni
Liver ; and I must aay that atter taking one box
and a have been restored to reasonable health,
which I enjoy at this time. Itherefore take pleasure
in recommending them to others alSicted with dis
ease of the liver. Yours respectfully, • ,
• - JOHN GIVENiR.
: These : Pills stand unequaled by any' medicine
known for the cure of liver "complaint, and mm
he
had of the.proprjetordt:E. - S.ELLERS, 57 Wood st.,
Pittsburgh.
"For"
For Cincinnati
For clnoinnatl.
Vor Cincinnati
CINCINNATI PACIC.E-T-3
MONDAY PACKET
MONDAY PACKET
TIICtSDAY PACKET
PROPOSALS POR INDIAN GOODS.
SEALED PEON - TSAI:A will be teeeived at the
office of the Commissioner at Indian Affairs,
Washington city; 1)l C., until 10 o'Clock, on Sat
urday, the - 14th day of November next, far furnieh
ing the following goods in the quantities annexed,
or thereabouts, for the use of theihdians;- and deliv
erable at the 'following places, viz: -
At New York. :
BLANKETS.
1200 pairs 3-point white .Mackinac blankets, "to
measure, 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8
-pounds
030 pairs 2i -point white Mackinac blankets, to
.measure 54 by 66 inches,: and weigh 6
pour ds •
396 pairs 2-point white Mackinac blanket!,,te I
measitre 42 by 56 inches, and '
pouna4 • •
310 pairs I}-point white -M ackinac blankets, tol
measure 30 by 50 inches, and wei. , h
• ,
pounds
310 pairs 1"-point .white. Mackinac blankets, to
measure 32, by 46 inches, and weigh 31
. pounds s••
219 pairs 3-point scarlet itleekinac blankets; - do
measure GO by 72 inches, and weigh 8
pounds - •
200. , Pairs 2kpoint scarlet Mackinac blankZts to
measUre:s4 by 60 inches, and weigh ,6
• . .
pounds •
55 pairs 3-point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure GU by 72 inches, and weigh 8
pounds i -
200 pairs - 3• point gentinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure GO by 72 inches, and
weigh 8 ! pounds
240 pairs 21-point gentinella .blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure.s4 by 66 inches, and
weight; pounds.
DRY GOODS.
1000 yards blue, fancy and gray list cloth
330 do searlet do 'do
225. do grass green do do
2030 do blue saved list do
790 dos scarlet do do '
100 do' green do do
50 pounds worsted yarn, three-fold
Ss dozen cotton flag handkerchiefs
100 do Maps do
76 do black silk do
40 do Ess4 cotton shawls
23 do 6,4 do
30 do 4,4 do
18050 yards calico, domestic
1000 do 1,10 English and French
1200 do bleached cotton shirting
3000 do unbleached do
3500 do !do cotton sheeting
4300 do dolnestic checks, stripes and plaids
too dozen Wollen socks
7300 yards plaid linsey
1000 do flanncls, assorted •
1000 shirts, flannel
125 do calico
97 pounds linen read
280 do cotton 'do
20 do sewing silk •
350 pieces ribands, assorted
975 yards bedticking
500 yanls satinetts, assort
400 do Kentucky jeans
7 gross worsted garterii
'II.,IRDWAI E.
8-10 pounds biass kettles
715 do tin kettles
40 nests japanned kettles Sin a nest)
70 dozen butcher km es
11000 gun-flints,
At St.
IILANKET.
1020 pairs 3-point white .Mackinac blankets, to)
measure 00 by 74 inches. and weigh 8
pounds
797 pairs 21. point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure' o 4 by 66 inches, and weigh 4) I
pounds
417 pairs 2-point , a hits Mackinac blankets, to
l
measure',-12 by 30 inches, arid %Neigh
pounds
390 pairs 11-point white Mackinac blankets, to
measuic 36 by 50- inclies, and weigh 41
pounds
430 pairs 1-point si.hits Mackinac blankets, to
- tiacasnre 32 by 40 inches, and sleigh 3/
pounds
131 pails 3 pint scarlet Makin- c blankets, to
measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8
pounds
100 pairs 21,-point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to
measure 54 by GG inches, and weigh 3'
pounds
143 pairs 3-point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure GO by 72 inches, and weigh
pounds,
150 pairs 3 plaint gerainella blue Mackinac blan
kets, to measure tio by 72 inches, and
weigh b pounds
75 pairs 2-point gentincila blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 51 by 66 inches, and
weigh 6 pounds
DRY GOODS.
600 yards blue strands
not) do scarlet do
1300 do blue,,fince, and gray list cloth
217 do green do do
372 do scarlet do do
2750 do blue saved list do
350 do green do •do
S'o du scarlet, do do
455 pounds worsted yarn 3 fold
68 dozen cotton flag handkerchiefs
40 do Madras do
tAI do black silk do
40 - do S• 4 cotton Fhawla
20 do 04 do (127
20 do 4-4 do do
10000 yards dorneatic calico
2000 do English and french do
2230 du bleached cotton shirting
000 do unbleached do do
4000 do do do sheeting
.1504) do domestic checks, stripes, and plaids
3(0 dozen woolen socks
1800 yards plaid linsey
3400 do flannels, assorted
450 flannel shirts
500 calico do
85 pounds linen thread
7.1 do cotton do
•
36 do sewing silk
20 gross worsted gartering
300 pieces 'ribattrls, assorted
100 gross fancy and clay pipes
50 pounds vermilion.
HARDWARE. "
1300 pounds brass kettles
50 nests japanned kettles, B.in a nest
400 tin kettles t
05 gross square awls n'
7000
25 dozen fish lilies
23000 needles, asserted •
100 dozen combs:, assorted
10 do scissors
14000 gun flints •
10 gross gun worurs
`.. , 00 dozen butchers' knives
AXES.
25 dozen axes, to weigh from 5 to 54. pounds
05 dozen half-axes, to weigh 31 poundi
12 do squaw axes, to weigh. 3 pounds
45 do hatchets, to weigh 1:1 pounds
To be delivered at the place where manufactur
ed, or in the city of New York or Philadelphia as
may be required, without Additional expense.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.'
There will also be required, to be delivered in
-New York. at the same time, the folloWing agricul
tural implements:
200 axes, to weigh from 43 to 51 pounds
200 half-axes, to weigh 3i pounds
1100 weeding hoes, different: sizes
8 cross-cut saws, 4 of 6 feet and 4 of 7 feet in
length
75 drawing knives, 12 inches in length
60 augurs, in equal proportionsof .1. loch, # inch,
and 3-inch
15016. brass kettles, :assorted sizes.
The sum of $lOOO is to be expended in the above
articles,. and the quantity- will be increased or di
minished to meet that sum. as no sample is to be
gxhibited of them, it must be otulerstQod that they are
to be of Mr. brat 7uality. ,
ALSO,.
The following agricultural implements, deliver
able at New York: ;.
180 axes, to weigh from to 54- pounds -
180 half-axes, to weigh 3} pounds
1000 Weeding hoes, assorted sizes -
_ 75. single-horse ploughs, with cleyis.antl. east
. . . . „gm mould boards. - -
. • . . • -
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450 pairs trace-chains, bright Straight links, each
.chain to be 6 feet 4 ineheS in length, and
- ! - to weigh , not less than 3.1 ; 'pounds
S 5 -lo; chains,. each chain toi, weigh 25 ;minds
850 best No. 10.WhittrnMe cisttoa cards 1
20 cross-cursaws,*7 feet-in length - ,r;
20 -do do ; i 6 feet in length:.- - -1 ,
100 "single-ctit'eross•-cut saw files '.. .-.!
110 handsaws, of good quality • ° '•
1 0 hand saiv files ' ; 9
7,5 drawing-lcnives, 12 inches; in length
...
85Q "quarters" screw augurs in equal propol
tions of "2-inch," "1-inch." and "13-inch.:;';'.
0 "quarters," "socket-chisel.l3," in equal pres s
.portions of 13 , , .1 and i inch .. • .•
75planes, complete, equal proportions of "I'o4'
Jr
, , and jack" - 1-
e :sum of $2OOO is to be expended in 1.11 - •
'e articles, and the quantity will be increasel
tfinished td meet that sod As no sample
e n exhibited of them, it iiineti be understood 114
Ire to brqf the best quality. 1
GUNS. j
In bddition to the above anal foregoing, -there
I ..,
will required 660 north-west guns, two-thirds of
whichmust measure 30 inches in!length of barrel
and ofie4hird 42 inches; to be delivered at the plach'•
where manufactured or in the city of New York o'
Philadelphia, as may be requiredi l sarnplea of the
are depositerdin the office of the Commissioner n
o.
Indiat. Affairs. ` j ii
Th re will also be required 100 Indian . ridesl
more iar less; but as the department has not a suiq
Able scmple it is expected that eabli bidder will aco.
comp ny his bid with , a sample of the article he
.
propcs r es to furnish. 1' •
The above proposals may he divided into Ilya
parts, for each plate of delivery, viz:. • ' .
Ist. Blankets. • ,
2d. Dry Goods: i ! - - 51
3d. 1 11ardware, to include the agficultural imple-t
meats:
.1 ' ,',
9 thl Axes and hatchets. i :
fith. , Northwest guns and rides. I
The lowest competent responsible bidder will
receive the wholi or any part of the contract ato
cording to the above scale, the department reserv-;
ing to itself the right to determine whether.the bid
der is competent and respooSible 01- not.
A schedule of the articles, with samples, may
be seen at the office of the Comrni.sioner of Indian
Affairs, in Washington, exhibiting the amount of
money to be expended for each article; but the de
partment'reserves the right to increase or diminish
the quantity of any of the articles ;named, or sub
stitute others iit lieu thereof. I
i -
The whole amount in money tp be applied to
the purchase of goods, will be about 583,000; of
whicissome 540,000 will be want'ed on the sea.
board, and the residue in the west.' Goods of A
merican manufacture, all other thins being equal,
will be preferred, but as all the - samples of blankets .
and cloths on hand are of foreign manufacture, it
will be necessary, when a domestic article is bid for,
that "the sample of it should. acconmany the bid,
to enable the department to decide sthether it lea
equal quality with the samples to•bi. exhibited.
The party proposing to supply the articles will
make an invoice of all the items embraced in the
above list, and affix the prices, in dollars and cents.
at which boor they will furnish 114 m, deliverable
in New York and St. Louis respoctively,•on or be.;
fore the fifteenth day of .May next', assurning the I
quantity of each article as specified in this adver
tisement, and extending the cost, milking an aggre
gate of the whole invoice before sending it on -
The goods will be inspected at New York or St.
Louis by an agent of the United Slates, who trill
be appointed by the department for the.purpose, .
and to ascertain the conformity of the articles put
chased with the samples exhibited, iwhen the con
tract shall be made, arid with the terms of the con
tract itself, which shall contain a clause, that it
tht articles are not furnished within the time pre
scribed, or if they are ofinsufficient 'ficiality, in the
oifiniomof the agent afinesaid,• and ;If within five
dars after no!:re of such insufficiericy the party I
011111 not furnish others in lieu theseofi of the re. I
quired quality, the United States slip! be authori-
zed to purchase theta of others, and 'to charge any .
inricase of price they may he cointelled to • 'pay
therefor to ihe contractor, ts hp shall pat the i'aitl
difference to the United stales. i •
± '
Bonds will be required, in the atnnunt of the i
bids, with two good sureties, the 'purlicieney of
whom to be certified by a United States judge or
district attorney. for. the faithful pipiermanee o:
the contracts. 'Payment will be made after the
contract is completed, and the deal eris - of the goods
at New York and Sr. Louis respe4tively, to an
agent of the department, upou a duplicate invoice
certified by him. I 1
Communications to be marked, "Proposals ' for ,
Indian goods," i I
~ • 1
The bids will be submitted with the following
heading, anal none will be; receivedthat are not I
made in the form and terms here prescribed:
„I (or we) propose to furnish, for !the servire of
the Indian Department. the followingi goods, attire
prices affixed to them refflsctively, via:
(Here insert the list of goods.)
"Deliverable in the city of New York, or ,St.
Louis, on or •
aboy
or di
will
they
Lttfure th
I and in case of the acceptance of his yroposal, the
quantity being , prescribed by the opriartment.
( or we) -will execute a contract according to this
agreement, and give satisfactory security to the
department, within ten days after th'e acceptance
of this bid and in ea-. of failure to enter into such
contract, and cite such security, I (orore) will iiay
to the United Itioites the difference between tire sums
bidden by me, (or us) and the gain which the
United States tnlty be obliged to pay ¶or the saine
articles,"
Each and every bid must also be accompanied
with a guarante. in the following font], to be sign
ed by one or mo i re responsible persona i whosestitii
cieney must be edified by some one Ina is knoWn
to the department, either personally or by his oin-
cial position:
“I.(or we) hereby guaranty that
above bidder, ill comply with the' terms of the
advertisement for "Proposals for Inilian goods,"
dated October 1, ISO, if the contract should be
awarded to ltim,land enter into bond fr the execu
tion of the sant within the time pres 'rihed
fenta.t..)
• [sE.4.)
ENT, • '
kt ntAS AFFAI RS,
October I, 18.16.1
W. MED/ LL.
ommissioiter of Indian
WAR MI PART I
OE'lliE
ocl7-31awi1lnl
. PALL GOODS.
litl subscribe is now receiving a large and bu r T
ltudottlnent .r FALL AND WINTER IDlty
recently parches .1- from the manufactuters and itni
porters, iirthe New York and Philadelphia TJarkel4
since the greatfcgin prices., and will belsold
vr cent cheaper than the same description of flooda
were ever before lofferred in this market. All those
wanting great bargains are requested rci call at No!
65 Market street.[ r
sepls
_
Ness- Dress Gltruhantso
AVME have now on hand a hill assortmpr i t,of beau I
ill French aad Scotch dress Gilliarns, twil
led and plain, at rentarhlible low price s . Also, al
article of embroidered Ginghom,-very
Dresses, for wale by ABSALOM MORRIS,
sepli ' , Nol - '6sMarli.et street.
Lady's press Silks. 1
R ECEIVED this day, several packs es of ver3l
, f
rich new style Persian—embossed ( mbri, Bro.,
cad°' Chrunelion,.Striped, Plaid and Po It de Soie,l
and Black Satin, Striped Armouz Dres :Silks,, and
will be sold cheap for Cash, by
sepl3 ABSAWM MORRIS, No. 6.4 Marl-
Six cases New Fall Prints. !
TUST RECEIVED this day, ernbrsCing all the
tII new and - desirable styles in the rnarknt; and will
be sold at greatly reduced prices; by
sepls AI3SALOM 'MORRIS, No. 65 Market s
Cashmeres and Do 'mine's.
JUST RECEIVD, a beautiful assortment of now
style Paris printed, Ombri shaded, Ittip„Corded
and plain Cashmeres and IPLains, and fcir sale by
napi4 ABS ALOM MORRIS, 65 Market stredi.
Segars S Segaiftl t .!
TIIST received from New York, a large quantity
It? of Havanna and Principe Segars of the most
popular arid superior brands now in usel Also, an
excellent article of chewing Tobacco and several
bales of superior Cuba Leaf Tobacco fqr sale.
B. E. WINCHESTER,
No: 50, Third street, two doors froth the. Post
Office. - ! mar.
• .
pLIE MEANS OF PEACE:A Sere* delivered
I in the- "Third Presbyterian Church. July 12,
by the Rev.D; Riddle, arid;published by the re
quest of the Congregation.. For sale by - "
atuAll 4010580.1i5r STOO,ICTOIf..
VINE S4LINA TABLE SALT-50 bags (small
size)ery fine Salina Salt, fit for table use and
Dairies, for sale low by ?. C. MARTIN,
jy27 ' 60 Water st.
Itiltsqueto Netts.
rt FA. S. SWARTZ has on hand a lot of very[su
perior white and colored Musqucto Netts
which will be sold cheap at:No. 100 Market street.=
jel3 -1,
lir 0110GL1NY VENEERS-AND HOARDS—JustI
11.1 receinil, a large assortment of the above, and
for sale at ' F BLIJMES
sepS No 112 AVood etrect, 2 - nd door above sth
i
•
— l — . Braifer's Bellow*,
T UST reciUved an assortment, large aizea, Brazier's
401 Baud Bellows; also, Parlour and Kitchen, do.
Wholesale dna Retail, JOHN W. BLAIR,
120 Wood at.
ew Pashfono4
Pir a I ' o 4 - superior quhlity, for sale by
. , WCORDIS.: KING,
corner of Wood and
J. Craccf9rd, N. D.l
1 - 3 ESPTCTFtiLLY tenders his services to the citi
seas of Pittsburgh 'and vicinity. </Mee, St
Chair street,!oliposite the li.'xcharmellptel.
sestlikiatnv
lIEB:STEADS of different kinds ivitb Gazzarn>s
iron patent Eistenings,superior to anything now
in use, for sale lOW at the furniture warehouse of
angl. T. B. YOUNG ik Co, Hand street.
PABLES—Pier, Centre and Pard Tables of' differ
ent patterns. It' you want a good irtieltrtheap
call at the Furniture WarehoUse of
T. B. YOUNCr& Co,
je6 . 31 Hand st.
ViTARDIIOI3III you Nk'Rllt to purchase a
it good wardrobe cheapkall at the furniture
warehouse of T. 13. YOUNG &- CO,
jy.l7 31 Hand s t
F.DSTEABS--Mahogany,l3irch, Maple, Cherry
ID and Poplar high and Idn' post bedsteads nl
ways on hand and for sale low at the Furniture
warehouse of - .T, B. YOUNG & Co,
jefi: ' • 31 Iland st.
_ _ _
Wood Street Propcti for I — Me ?
rrlfAt desirable lot of ground at the foot of Wood
street, oecupiod at the tie of the great fire by
Mesre. King & Ilohnes, is offered for sale.
Enquire of [augS] .J.l IC. MOORHEAD.
' Sagas and 31141 asses.
A ig MIDS. N. 0. Sugar, strictly prime
` ll. O. 25 bbls. Nos. 4 and G Loaf;
10 cases "Lovering's"D.lß. Loaf Sugar
118 bbls N. 0. Molasses;
In,store and for sale by
r II OBACCO-40 bxs. Ilatchi6,oll's
1 30 bxs .Price & HarwOod's ss;
li3 J, R. Grante
15 I...ayton's ss;
;. la., 125., lips;, 3p.5„ Bait. ping, anc
Ladies T‘sist: arriving this day, and fur sale by
aiie2s LABIBERT & SHIPTON:
_
cor . ee.. I
30n BAGS Green RIO,. part prime;
• VI 5 Old Governint Java;
Arriving this day and for Sale by -
ang2s LAMBERT & SI-UPTON.
50 bbls No. 3 Laryls Alackereli
1 20 u • 3 North
10 t. ,t
20 Herring (Allwires)
- 5 16 No. 1 s.•'alrnon; in store and for
sale by [aug2s] LAMBERT & SHIPTON.
ABSALODI MORRIS
•EAS,-.420 packageti Y. Impl., G. P:_and
Po:Vchang, of late importations, arriving and
for sale by [iitig26] LAMBERT •8c
For Sale at!the Wharf.
JUST received per 'Canal Boat—
-10,000 feet inch poplar; _ • .
10,000 " I " seasoned; ' 45,000 " Scantlitag:
jyB . • .L. WIL.MARTIL
ItFCRIVED—per Canal"-Boat Great Western
-100 pel Cherry Seantling- 7 5x5 and 656-6000
Lights Window Bgslt suitable for the western trade,
12a16, 10X12 and 8110. For sale by
je6 L. WIL:
HAVING a very large and commodious ware
house, we are- prepared to receive (in addi
tion to freight for shipment) °large amount of Pro
duce, Sic. on storage at low rates.
iv. 23 C. A. McANOLTY lit CO, Canal Basin.
50 BBLS.
50 Rosin; =
150 Boxes Tobacco, ,various sixes;
10,00(1 Seed leaf Cigars;
On consignment and will be sold low for. Cash, or
exchanged for Pittsburgh manufactures, by
seps i TAAFFE & O,CONNOR.
rr ORACCO,--70. large and PO small boxes Missou,
11 ri tobacco, of prime quality, just, received on
consignmegt, and will be sold cheap for cash, or
Pittsburgh maaufacbges,
eugnq 18 TAILFFE & o>coNNER. _
PSALMS & HYMNS, tor the use of the German
Reformed Chureh in the U. S, of America, En
glish and German. For sale by •
jell SCRLI34 & SCHELJBLER, 115 Wood st.
Aulidries.
gTierces fresh Rice;
14 bbls, Conklins improved Lnrd 0111
10,000 lbs. Bacon,"Shoulders. On hand • and
for sale by F. SELLERS. -
sep24. - No. 17, Liberty street.
. - .
ARD, 100 *ens, 1, Laud on consignment; for 'male by F. =SELLERS.
sep2=l.. - No. 17 I.iberty street., '
10UGAR 'LOUSE MOLLASSES.---6 bb/ .1s
-S. H Molasses,' in store and for dale by ,
sep23. Fr SELLERS
IDITTLER'S 'Verve and Bane LindtUant-5 tarots
j.) just received and for silo by 4
sepa3 I ' BAYS & AROCICWAY.
.4-10 Gross; F 4 sale - by
I HATS & BROCKWAY,
No. Connnsroial Row, I.Stiarty st
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R EFINED
.1 13019 X —. C l asp,iFs . t.reoei and for
sasep23 HAYS & BROCKWAY.
REPINED,CAMPHOR4I Barre! :1 - 01 received
and for sale low fur cab"):
" . 14vs & BROCKWAY,-
CASTOR OIL—:=I Bbl., for. sale by
sep23 I H.&YS & 'BROCKWAY.
SPANISH
WIIITING-11111b1s.,just received and for sale by
sep23 _ BAYS & BROCKWAY.
etCPPERAS,-.7.0 1:1b1.s.;-troi• sale low by
sep23 • I - HAYS & BROCKWAY
LIVE OIL—I MA, flo sale by
sep23 HAYS & RItOCEWAY
GLITE---4.llbls4fgr . tiale by
aep23 HAYS 4 . PROCKWAY
SPR. TURPENTINE--5 Ebb, for sale by
sep.23 HAYS & BRO-CKWAY
MONS-75 Doses Lemons; for sMe'very low
by ' dil4) JAMES MAY.
IDES-411 Missouri Hides, for sale low to close
consignment. (je26) JAMES. MAY..
C 9 1.
117 sclr.sCprn, for ale bh 3rus
MAY
IG
META.L.---1' ton Scioto Furnace pig iron for
1 sale by de2.6) JAMES MAY.
ININE-100 ounces just received and for sale
by B. A..VAIINESTOCE: & CO.,
sepl l ; corner of 6th and Wood
CASTILE SOAP—IO cases lust received and for
sale by. B. A. PAIigESTOCK & CO.;
.sep9 cor. 6th and Wood st.
113 MINED LIQUORICE-100 lbs just received
1, and for sale by .
B. A. FAIRS - ESTOCK & CO.,
" - cot.. 6th and. Wood str.
Ci AND CRUCIBLES-100 nests just received and
i„) for sale by 11. A. FAHNESTOCIC Sz CO.,
fJcp.9 corner6tfrand Wnod sts.
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VNE.ERS AND,V4RiIiSHES, of the very best
- quality, for sale at H. IL RYAN'S Cabinet
Ware Rooms - No 31 Fifth stieet. jylG
canton Rarrels.
A FURTHER supply of the above just repeired
A
and for f.a.leat manufacturers prices, by
'svp:26 GEORC,E COCHRAN, `,..16 Wood street.
Lard Oil
APriW barrels of a superior quality for sale tor.
to close consignment, by
sep 17 GEOR(11.1 COCHIL-IN, 2 6 Wood street.
LEMONS.— , -100 bellies lemons in good order,
for sale by P. C. 31ARTIN,
-.1 20. 00 Water street.
RPI)3
Latest Improvenxeni
LAMBERT
.133 and
Storage.
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4 Vili,„o:- , cogfidancially, every y,, .day
- 0,1z41,.... , evenirig at his office ea
j..,s• kl i Diamond Alley-, a few
- "---- 4 " 4
doors fro,m Woodstreet s
towards the market. ' - '
Dr. Brown-gives his particular attention to
re - annul:it and investigation of the following disea
All diseases arising from.lmPurities ofthe Blood j
scrofula, syphilis, seminal weekness. impotency,
salt rheum, diseases of the cye and ear, rheumatism,
piles, palsey,
Dr. Brown has much pleaeuto in annoithclng t
the public, hat he, is in possession of the datest in—
formation andimprovement . in the treatment of
secondary syphils, practised at the Pa.is Vock Hoe-,
pital, The modem res.e,arches ori ,ri
complications and consequences, and the iinproved
modes of practice which have been made 'Mown,
to the public but recentley, and to those chiefly
who make this branch of Medicine, their partieu,,
lar study and practise..-• -
Many new and valuable remedies havebeen late:
ly introduced, which secures the patientbeingmer
, curialized out of existence Strangers are apprised -
that Doctor Brown has been, *climate(' in, every
branch of medicine, and regularly. admitted te.
practise, and that he now confines himself to the,
study and practice of this particular branch, togethi
er with all diseases of a private or delicate nature,
incident to the Munanfrntne. No cure, no pay. ..
Recent cases are relieved to a'sbort time;.
out interruption froarlusiness. Oce
on Diamond Alley, a few doors from
Wood street, towards the market. Consultations
trictly confidential, - • myl.2-d&Wy
Maned I...tin:Ur .10 Concren.l:the — yratl644. by C.. V. Cadeur.
GENUINESUGAR. COATEII PILLS has upw2ll.
s."."'"tur` -randa
ttb• 5i40.0. 0 ! - others.
.
On incrl,427(eir •,,t
hirentek
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LiCKENER'S SliGAit COATED VEGETABEN
NEES are the first and only A.TectiO.iie - eve} ,
known that will positively cure - • r •
Headaelie, Giddi new, Aleasles,..Sal t - Rhhuroil
Rheumatism, Piles, Hedriburn,Woriars,
_ _
Dispepsia, SCurvv; Cholera Morbus,
Sintil Pox, Jaundice, Coughs, Quinsy,
Pains in the flack, Whooping Coughlnvv ,
PalpWeakness, Consumption, Pits/
ation of the Heart, ILiver Complaint,'
Risng, in the Throat, -Erysipelas,Deafnees,
Dropsy, Asthma, Itchings of the Skiti --•
Fevers of all kinds, Colds, Gout,Gravel,
FeTde Complaints, - Nervous Complaints,
And all'other diseases originating from impurities -4:i ..
X.'l 7 They have cured, 'since theirintroduction,'
over 2,000 persons, who have been given up as hopes,
less oases : by thc inos-t eminent Physicians,
They are patronized and recommended bt
men of the highcardistinction, among whom are--
Hon. David It. Porter, Hon, 11 - eery Clay,
Hon. John Q. Adams, Hon. Daniel Webster;
Hon. Martin Van 'Buren, Hon. J. C. Calhoun,
Gen. Winfield Scott, Col: It. DI. Johnsdn,
Hon. James K. Polk, Gen. Lewis Cass.
•0 Their virtues are so infallible'that, he money
will be returned in all cases they do notgive uruvers -
sal satisfaction. Although but two and a half 'yeara
have elapsed sincethese celebrated Pills were Kist
introduced to the public, the sale of, them in the-.
Eastern and middle States:has far:exceeded Di;
Clickoners most sanguine expeetations. During the.
past year, .alone, no less than 10,000 gross of-boxes
have been sold in the State of New York, 6,009 irt.
Pennsylvania, 4,000 in Miaiyrand, 3,000 in hew Teis
sey;2,ooo in Delawarc,and 9,000 in the New Kngland
States, requiring the constant employment of
hands, exclusive of printers and .engravers.' In the"
same period, upwards of 1,'00,000 copies of the
"Family Doctor" have been ordered .by agents in
every section of the cmintry. These, facts must •
show, conclusively, that Dr. Clickeners Sugar Coat; -
ed Pills, besides being the very best medicine in the '
World, are held in the higliestestimatioll by thepublie;
We might extend this publication to- an indefin
ite length, if we deemed it expedient to publish ell
tersimoniala we have received, not only fronfageots
but individuals and families, Who have experienced
the benficial effects of Clickeners Sugar Coatell
Pills, but we demo it unnecessary. The most ins
con testibl e evidence of their unprecedented success,
are the numberless Imitations and Counterfeits \thick
have already appeared, nutwithstan ding the bricf pe
riod they have been before the public. Even some
of our staunchest pill makers have had the audacity„-
to imitate the Capsule of Sugar, in Order to disguise
the ingredients of`their tile compounds and palm
them off for the "real Simon pure.” compounds;
paltry_:.,.
shifts cannot last long without exposing theirldileous
deformity. Truth and 'honesty must inevitably pre,
vail over rascality and deception. - -
For sale in Pittsburgh' by WM. JACKSON, at hiS
Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 89, Liberty street,
head of. Wood st., Pittsburg..h. Priee, 29c.. per box, -
Dr. Clickeuers principal office is Si Barclay street, •
•
New York.
t)cic- Beware of an imitation article called Int
proved Sugar Coated Pills, purporting to be patented,:
as both the pills and the pretended patent. are fop
genies, got up by a 'miserable ipiack in New York,
who, for the last four or five years, has made.hia
living by counterfeiting popular medicines.
n" Remember, Dr. C. V, Clickener is the Original
inventor of Sugar Coated pills, and that nothing of .
the sort was ever heard of until he introduced them
in June, ISM.- Purchasers should, therefore, always -
ask for Clickener's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and
take no, other, or they will he made the victims of a
fraud. 'may
•
- DUMPY THE BLOODAND CLEANSE THE
BODY.-=lt is an astonishing fact, that a very
large class of diseases can only be cured by such
remedits as will enter into the.BLoon, and circu
late with it, through every portion of the body, for
only by this means can the remedy be brought
into immediate contactwith the disease; end to at
' min this desirable end, no preparation has been so
uniforMly successful as DR. JAYNE'S ALTER
TIVE. Sorofula, f(ings' Evil, Cancer and Cancer
ous Tunzours, White Swellings, Enlargement of the
Bonei,Chronic Rheumatism and Gout,'Ertptivedis
easeS us the Skin, old' and' indolent Ulcers, Goitrous
Su , c//i4.sof_the Sic., are c ure d Nli th. a certaill
ty;that has astonished every beholder, • It is, be
sides, one Of the most - pleasant articles that can be
taken into the stoinach, operatin,g as a tonic, and
removing Dyspeptic "_and Nervous directions, and
imparting a glow oriinitratioif and health, tine
quailed by any thing in the whole Materia Medica.
For sale at - No. S. South Third st , ---Price,sl- per
bottle, or $lO per dozen! -
For sale in Pittsburgh at thriP.P.KLN TEA STORE; ,
on Fourth street, near Wood, slid at the MIN Store
of Ff..p Soliwartz, Federal' street Alle- , heat' Cite
aug.2S-d
& SHIPTON,
135 Wood street
TFFE SKIN AND COMPLEI4ON, at this (and,
1 indeed, every other) season, is often - repulsive
in appearance, caused, in.eight cases out of ten, by
the atmosphere; and what- persons suppose disease
of tho blood; is simply a 'disease. of the, skin; If
some of the thousands who take purgative medicine,
pills, and useless Sarsaparilla, were to use-on their.
skin a softening and clearing balm, that opens die
pores, whitens the skin, and causes a healthy perspi
ration, that, be the skin never so disfigured, unheal-r
thy, or diseased with pimples or freckles, sunburn,
tan and morphew, the true and genuine JONES'S:
ITALLAN CHEMICAL SOAP never fails to Ouse
and dispel them, and to-make - the skin cicar.'and
lovely. It acts so mildly and, soothingly on the
skin, that physicians use it on ladies and infants, in
old cases of scurvy, erysipelas, salt rheum, sore head,
ringworm, and it (mind, the genuine Jones , Soap)
' has often clfFeted a cure when every other repaedy
failed..ltisandeed a blessed remedy.
Sold at - JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Warchouie t
89 Liboitystreet, head of Wood—at the samcplace
is cold the Moorish Hair. Dye, Coral, Hair Restorai -
tire, and Spanish Lily White. .. -
Pauncte.AL OrrFE.—Sign Of the 4lnerican Edgle t :
82 Chatham - street, New To*, - •
MEM
.
THPEarreiganiokuissenfttglly o e n n t e l ra i o kno f w c n om b m y ( - a c re s :
how yellow rough and unhealthy it makes the skin in
time; besides. what a corpselike, palid look it gives
when applied. They should use a•beautiful preps.r ,
ation, purely vegetable, which givesthe face arms or
neek, a natural life-like whiteness, and makes it
smooth. It - is.. called Jones' . Spanish Lilly White,
and is, sold at. JACKSON'S Patent Nedieine Ware;
house, 89 Liberty street, header Wood; at the same
place is sold Jones' Coral Hair Restorative, -Rehm
Chemical Soap and unrivalled shavingeoap.
y24-tf.
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CRAB CIDER. -12 Barrtls superior Crab
IL/ der for sale by -' P. C' MARTIN,'
Ittedicni and STrapard Vince.
Health is the charm of fife, withentitgoldi -
Love' lettere friends all all `are . unonjoyed.
DOCTOR BROWN, a
regularly educated pftysi.
cian from the eastern cit;
ies, would respectfully au
flounce ; the.citizens of
Pittsburgh, Aliersheny anci
vicinity ' that -hu can
consultccl privately and
sc'curity to
Soktkrro thrw_of HR York.
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