The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, November 02, 1846, Image 3

\-•
4 ,
,v;;,‘c. ;;16
^1 •
F
ti . V
,
,'
, s
~...;',",' • ' • ......"..' I
' 1-..
'; ..
.‘ f y •,'
' y ,i
•
4. .r
;'ls s '
' '-.• " , `7, -• 1 -4 " '''' '` • '';', . '..:, -.: • r'''.- - ",Ir A . ; ."
' . ; ' '''
‘;'' "..•';. t- 'Y r ••• -'4S • ..t.,' is ';.., .1 •
. ..,- ' - • . ,7.., 5•',..,;:,-!,',1.5., ‘ , .. , %, , ,,,5,-; .
--_., 4, !.k,,,-.‘,1L,51.;,.:,,-....4.-5..=,:
• ~-, ..•;:-.,,,-',4:i....'...,,....t ,:.‘,7.7,ir5...:-,-,;2:5.
...., ,::,.i-5.",.4,..:°,1:;-,kk.:0.Z.r",....,4
' ..
''' ,:. ' -"ts,''r`l',4. W.:*-1'.*".,..:*•., -..15,
, ;'::,::::1:‘;.t,*4
t ~", '4,:,•,' ,":",,,: :4 ''t ~.'t,.':,::J .' ,:'.:*,‘'.... I fit !441'1;.‘''''.
• ' , 7. , '', ".„.t-r:'''.4Y.*4.' e r, :' ,44.4. *4...1 1 -`,l ''' . 4. J *,'
V:i.*,....,./7.7
ti. `r 41 `4` ::%;:-
„ , ,.•i' ~-,z;
~-.•`;:.,`,' , ' ~;: '''.` '‘" ''..
: 7 ,. ., .',.'''' ...''
v:, '..-:' , V.' ;B,*.t..l,,'*'''.**.it I:l,!!:'*"s;''a''
4 ' '''' 1 .'it.'''°'• 'i'di‘,Sik;;:!..7-_:i,.11-z.i:,,,az;r0......,;-,
~. -, :v .,,, % , -,' k`;:,. -,.,-;::,`-‘,'..-ii,i'-' t,:'44 -;,,P,,E:•f",
1.-..*:;-;,:,.:trif? ::!
,{% r , t ';-'
: 4.,
.:if ~,,4-. i..- 1-1
. .1* ;}. 1 Fjctg-, 1 ;: : 4.t.t.: ‘.;.:.2., •••
1 ',;'-.0.L.A.-'71:4 Yi...:,,-.'t 'i:;•,-..ias.'
r',l*l'"jll:,,:.-q !',1„."-,:'o,',.'i
%.% t, ,ttlit*.t 1. ' 1
s 4-4.71,14. t t ''''......',,,-4-' `4 '` '
"a ; ':..
1 ''... ‘; t ' .. e` l' Z/
.. 04. e.,
--''' t 7;,• •Z. ;--:.! k' itt,n.....` e -..4r4tr.%'--4 -',
.ilF.**s7):.4lA-_,:14,,t4,..
o ? ; .
374.•4.4t,f'
~I.;!`N'l l: . f 0, t
-7:41-Ttr;•44.14'4'..;÷1Vri.:,:51.,:,:ti1.4, l'
1
1 "L 4.' ;',',."(-ttr,' i' (;4:4 0 trkt 1. :r ! '„* 1 4;, ' '''...'' rti 5/'r . 1
~.. gt,\,;4,5-- -:!" 4,",- 4t, 4- ,..44,': ; , t. , 1 , Y 4' 4 - sr, „:. 0 ':i
...4 r . ''','44rs--"1 '1t!" r'-;•'". ;.; '," • ...,;'' ; --•-.'"
~ ~v 0 12 -'-'; '''' ',..':;*
;.... 'l'-'4' ''...
' ,' . .i '7, ': . 't ~.:-: ', .7::::%*,:- 1
.:.'•,', '..:'. .N .
1
7.,,,,,, 4...1,..
; ' ; * 't' ~ k 1
."..'N'e :f*S.,,i,.'s ' li-A;%''
.;-
~ =
:1111';'114- 'err fi'Y'.!...-';''
~,"•,:_,.^ ..'',,'
.:, —`,...+ t.;,,—,,,": , N 4 T. , 'll4 ..4-`,,,...::5' '." `'
.'..
i'',7-4,...1"-,:t's,'. .
,p_t ii ~, tj, .. .... '' ;
',,
ial;;:,4 .: i ! ha
.!‘.'" '•?4,:t.s. : 1 . ''.;
17.,ht." "7'; 474N'"- ;;-,1,:`4 .:.!':,!.,•' :_-'' ;.,
~ I y .
, ..l'- -_,-;,--',`,.-:!•—r,-,..N,"' :•'!'`..'•
, . ~. ''
stk ""
tt.v,„" s .7; ..-- 2T.. '"tlitk;to;t '';'' ..j: •.;
, s' •
' t r t , 11„, T.: 0,1,4:, T'''''.:4',i.l7,,-I..NV.z.v. I . ~'," : ,+ 3 '•, - :
''..‘ ' ''tk `,,,,, 4 : ::.,:ii I,
~....,!",,,,,1%,4 r . ,
,; ..., •
~. 41
..,„ „.....t..4.,: 4.4 . , ...
(.....2:', 1:4,..% , i: .s:' } :••,- i; f' ,... .
" N 7Sr:'''4 '.t ..,:.)','
::
—'..
. , . , .5.' `P' . .
• ' .-
'i,',' '.:•::':A-. ..1, .t. .:,; '', ''',
' '• :•P :
i ..-4' ")*,,- , , " 1, - ; '4,„ . • *l..:'''''''' •• :."
~..S. ''; ''' ••• '' c. ~,,,;'.4a '''' ' t :.. 4 4 '
,4... ---
„,'
:*-:,.;
.:;',',: -, „42t-,....-''''s„..:',„;
~ ~ „ . ~„, - - *•-• -,t7^ : s A
; t ' • ''',' :,'”' -7
;' ''''::*:l' ''
.7 L: , ..,,,,?; ;r ' ')%. : ,
, , , • ...... e.,,..r.' ;,, 0, 4'
.:;{. .f '
'''" ":".! Lx.' .Z: s..'" ' si.%ht, . ' '''.-
I ',..'s •
..'' It, ::t,',Z''' i7---..1. - N `'. -•;• s :'
V; 1,-0 :'''' :, '. lf,.'-- .'''' ' - ~t , :. ~
,• ;,. ' 4". P 4. ,
~-...'':,,,,,;-,,,.. -..
-:;7:1:...;:,•"-,',':::::,),,'tii-..,41---. 41 4 , - ,. . , i-;:e -..,,, ...:.
,'..•:-,:'-!'.,,,',..,:...:.1-. , ,':-,t-.,-.'-`:
,- -
~...;--: 1`:-.`',
,%: ''.:,..,,,'< ' 4h- ..'..
1
• -;.*'x.
..'...' "' .1, 'l '
_,• '`'' 7., 1
Y- .•ft'.''''4.:.s.r
I ',
:. : •
',"-t 7 ,
2'..-•;-1-' Js- ;
i . .. ~
, ~ ..fi,,_ =. ~..., ~,
. 4. ; 1 7., ', ~ -,s ,„,t,-.41.
Ys Al ."'S.'"----
~.f.
~ 4
.;„4.,,,:-_,.::-, ~,, . , .:
z...;....w ...- 4-.:,..7,:=„,',.
4,4,,,,,:ii,. ik .--,,,, .. ,,,- -„t e .,,',-
~_ . • -,' -.1 :c• ': ,t,
,-.=;,.
.', ?C ',.: ',: , 1,..1'.!, , ,-
.;.
=ME
=ME
L ,
A ,
=IN
: _
. R, -
~, ,
i• :3
•*<'-•
, •
A; t•••i.
, 7
®: d>
wza
4. .. ' 4 . 4. 4 i " •
•-•^,^''•'•"; rr ;
rc
-%• •, •
• JG
k: 4,-
•• '
4t,
f'T
k!
MEM
MIN
- ,
' •
• -
1- ! * '•; : ..
• "
' •
•
--;
4' • n
.i.. -••• , , .t• * " ! ..'. 4 -, • - `4
f ..,--;,,','„;',..:3„
•, , ,'',"..,' .„ 4,',',-.„:..1,..,-.A.!!'...,..,,;,•7247.,-,..--
,',..-:‘,•.,; ' t , , •
' ,:: , -,- 1. ,:‘",. - •„:-. - .. , •:_ , -',",t1: .i4'.'`' -; :-..'-‘, ;-, '''... -, 'g. 7
~.-;,,, ..,.,,,•,, -; 4 .. , ..", , f,„tY l .- -• t t - ; . / 4- * .•I • ;
-;', •• 5 —,.., --_ • ~' ~ f- ..••• • •••• - ' 4 .-•- -_'• '• --, ' ... •
s '''''-.' , . '•• ~. >'• (F •` .:" ,',7,ft..= 4.1'..=
''•
.. U‘
,
4 • * - 4; c"4 : i 4‘;' ' ';' ,-- LP ; I. - , t ' '-'• 1 1
.. ',..5, , „4, i..t ,. i..i '' . fi. ',
; ' *.• .. '''",'.(,,.-: :-. ~' ''.
..".....
i ' ''. '' ' ''''. l' : \-'o'. ;'...'"•,':' '... ''''? :•.' A' ': •'. '...• T' ...' ' ''''' 1:' ' BOX k.
,'!."'-'!•i,''../..'4,,tr,„tfr,`..".1,70'
,:t '''3,'i ''' ''-•• 1 4 , A,O
14 •-, ' 4,.6.t ! ..-, .., - t 4 r ,t,`,,„ l - .;',.., --x I. to -e
,-'.:',.".,' ...,t,f-4.,LA.%,--;-% Te,' :,:`,,-. ' ' T. ,*- T * ••• - ', ••
''',- '''-‘
'' "'• ' 1'7,:‘,,..,--'•t!c7r...i',, 4 , i ..t i .c. ,, ,,, n*'i:) , i , ft, tt: ,
:1 F.; tfr.:-A A0,,,:1".-."'-4 4-. i. - , 1 -i" .- q;`,. t;' ,i '' t *-:., I : l ' , ' .e .,"
••, 5 hi' just receiy,
, c `,-, 3 %*:,
~..,p -.. :,-.T.,..t!,,,04,-,,.„.,.:..rg *- ,,, f,.,.,- iz
,!•!, -•,---1., -,<.:„,-,..-,.,,,t,,c-,, qvf ~. * . r ' ..l / 4 , ' 4.. . •
.1
Penn :4 bet%
..,,,,i,,t,t..5,,,,,..,....,
~ .4 4 v 4 ~_'' f, , eetl7
~ A. t. , 1 4 4, -., .4:,- * = - ÷,,,,4t. - 4 . 4 ~ •
....
__, ~,,.,,,,.i,,..A,,,
,„,..• •,' -',-;',..:', li • %' 1 -= '.''''...4::;s l T r i ,",4.,,, 5'r,,.4.,1 MZSCRAINTS a ilrtt s l7; i ii i , Oet .
,4 4, ••'` r. " .4" .4. ''''''.`2.,' ''.-...,..•'• , '''.),t „•., -..., 11, •t, ..,' '
'^‘ .... It..'• .•. . •••••,,a a - -.. 4.,••• Marc - 4. ; c: 4, ~,. ~..„,..,, ~, A N
e l ect i on f or tbirteip Directors..
__
~,,
~NIL:,,t. ''''',"--t[4.'f '7'II-fv't7,...!";1',,,,,, I„.‘ '' ' ' 4 . ;,;'4 ,':- '.. t .:;; ' ' . ;
..Ekear, will be held a/
ensuing Y , . o di r No vember •
-14 '4l- 4k ''''''i'' .l -1' t' ! ''' ,,,-- "! .5 ": - 1 " 1 "?... •. r - ,-, ;t* . '"' f. the
Monday, the 1 °DENNYab.
•,*4' ... *, 414, - 1 - ;, ,- ;,,4%;,!' 4!„,...„, , ...,,: I house, ou W. R.
- , 4 ' l '''f'' , ;.-4 4' c'' '''' , ' 4 - '' t. 4 * .•.7 5- • oetl9- lm
~..,..,,,,,,/,„,,•tt,/ 4 A -t. 3 .... 'i., ''''t.,..., ..- 7 !.I -, , .f. , ..4. 4
.*. .1, t" , :•-•.!-.`4 1 , ..'$ 1414t5f,V11, '5,...*0/F,-,
-''
Is e ' n' . r,' , t ii. , . Ir-i”, a- ~T ~-; ~. 1. 11 ',.•'
,-„.. ~-.},',;,'.41,v-' •
,t.ir*l., sl ~,, 4....1,
Ju.
~,, ,i,t_it ite ...-7-4;,,‘,4;*,4 ti,
dietiL
• -'" v- . ..tr"" t, 1,--,, ,4-, ..,,,
Mexiee t..
--!".; -,1, ,,'t,„ '' 1 , ,4 1t‘...., ..t - 1-1. ...r..e, i t ~,..,4,; . -•, ,
~ . :- , ,i, '. • "• c' ,1.#4;40. f.`"-1.7; ei4.1,1"1.4tt
YOU are at.
4 ., a .. 47 4 / 7 „).4•4_,. 4e4 As 6
','-,,f I4) vt-,1•;,,,,,5.•1'r 4 ' - ' " . ? 2 - t r i,,t 4 . 4e4
to all vessels .
or places i.
A-_*„.;"!,711,4,-4!;,,,,147N0t1i,1tN„ii•/,•4.',t.,..,4,4"i#7,44tt f t Irz :
ports
4 - 4 ''/.. 1•:_i':1 , N . IT *;, 1 u444' 0 ' l:, *
qtti'4V,l4*W' 4*14434..t0-3-11t.'- * A ' ‘ll- e ' t .4 ;'-
, t &
, .
44-'4,,,P.lgfitrptholV' 41/P 4 '°lol44?rSr .r
t ' DI.
The pleagan- WA ° •
4r4 41.:ig-4441.404 4:4lififfrto4+l"` t - t 'V
''?' V
~. -, • 4:1 ' ,r k 1 4,..,,.. 19 4
1.,,,k,,,f,
i (
.4„1"4.4.-%., - 41 - 4frcoot„ i t L . , , NT,r *4 - 71, 7 4:Tr • :„x , „;f,... :
~31, 1 , : . .., .4: - - 1 - •
-. -4- 0. 0 4, 0 , ...„...ftet4 ~4, . oi,
' 4 'e' ', il- Ai' 'VA':
. ,-„,,----,c
-*:1-kpt.4,4;-.„,,4,
•,---...--m• --..---- -,- : •• 1
i - •
~.,,t , ,,,....,„* . v •
~...,-7.--....-_,-,
_,•
.. - 7,;•Lit is•-• ••,=.. 'l. , Ivo -,',.... , ly. , t -, ,„;) - ,..5.-r.-3 - 1
........- ...,„--,••::•zri-,„ "ir,' of :r•, ,,: • • ,', •„, •• -
-1,,..***1,,,41,'itg,:i.tvr.
-4L,.. 4 ,„'T:,,,,.?:•t•-;-" -,f, -.'-/N-**-• - 4, ),-iir 4-.41.:ri0.-4'..31--- -- `• , ,
.0.5%,•,,,P--sfe, .0,,..A.i
4 ,,, t „ Jr 4 kl,.. ....,,, 4,75 , „.„. 4 .
~, ._4.4-,_, , , . , , . , ,
~ .. 1 . %., ,,1 „_„ . .;;.4..„..,, ,, ,_-,......;: - .; ,44; ‘ , .... j .r. ~„ 1. ;,...„-• ,4„ ; .4, 4., :,:-,... ~ , .., ;,,k 1 '' '''. ‘
--,":"1''',..;:,„-„,2.:Z.5'7,71'at----'''`,.- '. ,), :i'-'4,-14: , „ I#4 -•'".. ;,,,;;;, 4 .:,. 1; .- 7 4 - ' e , ..,,,'- :-..:,,:-,• -,.1. '=-::-. ,, ,, ,
- ,-„,,5--,--,,-,:-2-5..,,-4,6,--E, vq . q ,, -.',, '' -`" "A 4 4&.'1''.4‘,,7,,-!,-,•0*7 t...4'lL'
„:.?,,1,..,.`,,_
~,
~•,,
_„;,,, ' '"
'4Wit, ' 'A,..A c`T..5.%,(2'..,v.V: ),115 .k.,74...,,,,'''' '-',„.: '4 t
- ,A ~ ' - '. `-‘ ' -A
' '''''''
'..•11, .(1;,,,..,"
.t., .......,1.,,,,...,‘',-,,
--". 1,.. 7 i ...- •,"5 . , , 1,. ••. ~ ...• ...,_ ~ -•-
r':„11',.....' ;.p--,:- , _•
; ,,,, 1 ,1 ,,, , ,,..-;,' ~. 5 {,' ''''" ''i• 4, ... V "; ,,, , 4 ,' -•,; • ',,, • 4 , .; ; '," ....,,2'
~_!,'
.i ,- „4"..2 ;-" ' 4,
.1%,:• - ~,'-`, :T 4,s,s•l;',g•''''''',. :4-7-1• ;:''4 n ,,- 4 : ,•'.'',•2:2, •.'"; `1.,,, ..•.t. 2. •':_lit , ~,,,,:* 4 + :, , 4- , ., 1 .; ''
_-
....• , 2 , -
~-
..., „5.1,.., : ,
31* - ;:i•l' ' 2 2.' l'',
i... '-' 3 N ., ....*:• *4 .4 ''''•'' ' et-',; .4 - •,.• t'' , •,.. •' * .ii •" ' . 5 ..i,„ - - • a.', -" ~ *,'',. ' +•' 4 ^'!-
... , ,
ff,:..),rt,i;::•)!N.. Iv. ^*2•••oft"..••• --*.k,f,."''''...:',!•.,7-,••'''".;i''''%;-';''''''..,*.:''''-',!'"l''':'.l.:. : 'x' ' 4*. f l. ` '' ; ' s l 4 4 '. ' ',..•.
IVZ,V4O-47,0:;•'„,1'i.4.1r•'27;%;...404:-.otllllllttt •,., ."* '' 1.*".y.!".1'.:.
.•".",,,•:.*: ,-,-"'.!', !. l' ''''• /'
„,...- ~ -,f ~,'-....--,-;--,---......,:-,-._ 1'; - - - . .4 ''''',:' ''''': l ''..".'• ',
-I,ill
-- ,- -...147.411 , 1, - 74. , -4 1 . -.: "----;, ""-- - , ',.'.4,. ~ - -. ...,,, ,,, ,,4"4 - ‘,., -f"t.
..,, 4. ~ ' - , , 42, --„,.. - ,t' ..` ~, •4-
'...1:. . '---;* ~ . - - 4 1 :7.&::',' -' - 4"' ....,* .:- • , 4 '-- t ,- , ',- 44 "4, -1 ' ....' 4',e - T , ,-4•'' t,'-'• - '-', --- •- ' --..; - '''s•, "- ' , 1 , `',l ,
3 ,p 4 44,4,a4r;". 4 4 , ;= .4 ' ,.-,4., :. ,- .: - Z-.. , -`,-' - --„, :",, _ ''---. 4t. , •:,-,',.."7--- t,;-'-'!'' .:': '.., .-' ''
. '':. 1 ' '' ', .:'''''>
;-7,4',.„1W•44-•
.-''.- - ''.--' '` -"'.--- ;`, 1, , ' ,-; . ,: t....''' - -„''':' ':'..•'•' -:
- .',. - ---- - ..,:f-f: -'t : ~i 4
,41.'''.":1-.l.42,a'''', - '.- ,"' ? ' :,' ..‘ ' '', '-,
:•' ' - '
tst.ta, 344,,,,,,...A.F4i4,..-.L',-.F.'..4,. r ,•, - ,... - ..'• r, • -.- • • -
•-'-i'-'!•-*-,•=•*:;,?iti•l:•..Z..›,•:.-:-,. --,..' - • _ ,
2 ,• • •• - .. , - P' - - - . '- . • ^
.- ~,,z , . .i4i- g pf;,,,,,4•-; , .:: , ~.--.., -
.
2 ,, ...7.,„ , ,,i5-,t
~.-,: ...y, . 5:, ; -,._ -,,.;----
4.--f-,..-
„
•
f 7, 4, •••
”"
4keVV. 'Nal*MrE`
etr• • • • o-,..-=.4,4WX4e,:1,.
°~.i `
I
• A.,
'' ' '' ' ''''':.:' , .;-•,'_ . ,'; 4
,--
;i-,•:- , 4 - . -
‘ t:-..!•*.•--7,';
`.:4..• :.
.
..:':':,'-',.i'..-- - =.,:%;:'
'•- ~ ~,1:. -; :l. . :, !r__,'
,
.-
MEM
v _
MEM
1,3 P
..,, i : - . . i : ; - ,, : : .. - :-:c.
_.-.'-.2.1'-.':.:,j
--..!•:,,,.1'..,,.
Eign
~,,•
... ~.
r; Y .*,
MEE
=EMI
:.+~' ~.
. , `: 3' '
EMI
~~ ~ 1.-i'A ~~_'.5.
C - 0 11111:;C - Ii1VrA4C . 0 - R D
PrITSBFIRGH- HOARD:OF TRADE.
, ,ciwficrrrir. roar.
11/1:' . 'R..-Woods,- . . W. Hill
Eitrepared road corrected - every
.dtternoott.
PORT OF . PITTIMVP,OIe
9 :5 VERT WATPR .21(MR , PHAI IC*l4
0 00111 / 4 "..." • ARRIVED
Colorinlo, GorMly, Louisville:
Palo Alto, McDocild, St. Louis,
Pacific, Campbell, inuisville.
Alitquippa,'Smith, Cincincati. _
Hudson, Ebbert, Wheeling.
AVilmington, Dawson, - Wheeling.
California, Hunter,
' Itinongabeli, Stone, Cincinnati.
Senetot, Cmciqnati.
Donsinion, Tylei, Louisville.
• • North Queen, Catlett,- Wellsville.
ZailemillePacket, Scales, Zanesville
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville.
Loais BPLatte, Bennett, Brownsville
- Michigan,: Boles, Beaver.
'DEPARTED.
' Messenger, LinfoM,
Alaquippa, Smith, Cincinnati.
Fairradunt, Poe; Cincinnati.
Louis McLane, Bennett, BroWnsville
Consul, Bowman,' Brownsville"..
'Michigan, Boles, Beaver.
'ozr At dusk yesterday evening there - were five
'feet water in the ehannel and swelling
.4:CrThe fast running steamers AdonOngahela,
CaliforM a;Senator, Defiance and New Hampshire,
leave for poils below, this moriiing.
MPOR T BY'RII*ER.
Zoniisvi//e----rssr etr. California, 7 }Aids. tobacco,
100 bbls. lime, 1 lot suilSties,l2 hhds. sugar, 2
chests, 161 sks. feathers,-26 sks. 1 ck..gingseng, 39
.eks. - bncon, 7fb lava . .. candles, 3 hxs. soap, 13 pck..
Inds. 5 bsns. do, 28 aka. seeds, 3 sks.:leathers. 2
crates 2 skis. rags, -1 box'mds.
1/Tet/sinll* e-•;.-per str. North Queen, 433 . b1d5.110ur,
butier, 68 aka. flax-seed, 1 box-mds, 1 lot
trees, 1 lot sundries. • • - -
Montmganda improvement--per str: Consul, 2
bdk: leather, 128 bbls. floui, , l box ands. 9.3 bids.
"Piiies, 197 bss gloss, 59 built oats:
. Per sir. Loais Nl'Lane, 10 tons pig iron, 132
bars and bdls. iron, 20 legs nails, 200 bxs glass,
24 bbls. apples,. 8 bbls. eider, box 1 bale rade.
108 bbis. flour.
To Let.
A DWELLING HOUSE, Blacksmith sliop,(large
enough to accommodate 10 or 'l2 workmen,)
and Engine, with one acre of land, silicate in New
- Troye . opposite,she City of Pittsburgh; 'there is a coal
batik near the property, and two good wells of wa
ter on the property, with about 30 bearing apple
trate-and a • variety of other fruit trees, oyes, .4-e„.
There is alsospturning lathe to be rented .with the 1
property This would be an excellent location for
a small Manufactory, being within one mile of the
City Court House., Apply on the premises. or ofl
Aaron Brado. - GEORGE W. HAULTHAUSE.
Oct3o-fwd: .= Petin at., Fifth Ward.
For Coughs, Colas, dm:
1 - )l.ll24oltlikßY as Expneternert Balsam, price 25
cents per bottle.
Ginseng Panacea, price 50 cents per bottle. • _
• Sellers , Imperial, Cough Syrup, fi.s eta. per bottle,
Syrup or Wild Cherry, $l,OO 64
Shenckla Pulmonie Syrup. $l,OO c 1 '
Ashaterie 'Balsam of Wild Cherry $l,OO f:
To be had at . THORN'S. DRUG STOBE,
0ct2.7 cnr. Hand and Penn aUI.
THOMPS ON'S VEGETABLE PURGATIVE
PILLS, warranted to please: Try them. Pre
pared and sold by E. THORN,
near ear. Hand and peps atm.
. Drug Stare and Fixtpria for Bsile:
THE. subscriber, owing to ill health, Is desirous
of quitting his present business, and offers his
stock - of Drugs, Meliicines Perfumery and dztnres
for sale. The stock is well selected, and perfectly
fresh. His prescription business will compare with
any establishment in the city..: For farther mulicu
hrs, enquire (if by mail, to be•post paid ; ) of
. - EDGAR THOR11: -
octl6 cor. Penn and Hand Its., Pittsburgh, Pa.
' Dr. Jackson's Pile gnabrocattern.
11151EAD the following, &oat the editorial columns
of Alesande2 's Weekly Messenger.
Pot= 'AT Lhs-r+-4 Sere Cure for the Pike—
Physicrette and Chemists have long beets enzioes to
discover a medicine that would care one ofthe most
troublesome diseases, the Piles, 'Success has at
last been the iesult. Dr, JACKSON'S PILE EM
BROCATION not ordy strips all Weeding, allays
painted ineauttestion, subdues that Intolerable itch
anti-but effectually cures, like a charm, and in
very short time, persona whose lives Have been ren
dered miserable for years.
Only a few from the great number of certificates
will be published. Read the followings
PILES I PILES PILES ! ! !
- - , Ptut.spEtriza, March 10, 184 5,1 ,
Western Hotel. f
. Dn. JACKSON—Sir: I think there are few diseases
mere common and troublesome than the. Piles; end
during the last fifteen _years I have suffered from
&hem very much, causing pair', bleeding; and immo
derate itching; I used all the various remedies, but
.without relief, until I got a bottle of your embroca,
.tiou, from Dr. Jayne, No.B South Third street, which
has completely cured me in three weeks !
Yours,.._truly , 11, PLIMPTON.
-For &kin rittsburghat the PEKIN TEA STORE,
,72, pourth;street, near WoOd. oci26-dBr.w
I3EWARE OF THAT COUGH, for coughing de
notes irritation.in the throat or lungs, which is
the immediate precentor of Infiamm:alian, Abscess,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Spitting of Bloat, Consumption
and Death: Now, there is no need of coughing at
all, for Jamvs.'s Exencroaarrr' will immediately re
lieve the Cough subdue the Inflammation, 'cleanse
the Lungs and Throat Gem all irritating-or obstruct
ing matter; and effect a speedy cure. ,
Formic in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
72 Fourth street, near, Wood. ' oct24-d4ttv
NO! HO t• YOU'RE GETTING BALD, ARE
. YOUI—Well, , that is a Misfortune and not a
crime; but to remain bald, - when so fine an opportu,
pity Offers to restore your hairs by a faithful and lib,
cral use of JAYNE'S 'BAIR TONIC,. fit but little
short of crime; This valuable preparation excites
the scalp to:a new and healthy action, cleanses it
from scurf and dandruff, prevents the,hair from fall
ing off, Cann those eruptive diseaseswhich often sp
pear upon the head, and in a majority of cases pro
duces aline growth, of new hair. It also gives the
hair a rich and beautiful appearance, unequalled by
anything of the kind.
For sale in Pittsburgh at the PERIN TEA STORE,
72 Fourth street, near Wood. oct24-d&W
TO GERDIAN FARMERS,
ACRES of Farming Land, near St. Marrs
settlement in Elk. County. ' It adjoins the
890 -
lands, of Bensinger & Co., who are the fOunders of
that settlement. To a few German Farmers, wish
ing to emigrate to:that section where they can enjoy
all the advantages of a new settlement, and where' ,
the ordinances of the. Catholic religiOn are daily ad
ministered, these Lauds afford the same comfort and
facilities as other landa, -that cost twice or three
times as much. St. Marrs settlement now numbers
about 2500 souls, and is increasing rapidly. Should
aufficient number unite and purchase .the whole
tract, an exchange will be made for. other property
near Pittsburgh. For further particulars apply" te
L. WILMARTH, Penrtatreet,
octl7-tf, . Or to V. SCRIBA., Wood street..
- • " Glass. -
40Window G i l , asi l tdmlt T lii r Ha in .
irto X iVa b l r C).. tin7
octl7 • - Penn at., between Irwin and Hand.
Shingles.
125 m just receilted by - Canal; for sale by
L. WILMARTU,
oetl7 Penn s,t., between Irwin and Hand.
• Mitacumsra and M.)*I"ACIITIIFXS BANE,/
Pittsburth, Oct. 16,1846.
A N election for thirteint Directors of this bank for
-tithe ensuing year, will be held at: the Banking
house, on Monday; the:loth of Nosembor nest.
octl9-1m W. H. DENNY, Cashier.
NOTICE
EXCIIANGE BANK. Or Prpll7 l : 3 Wish
October 946. ,
ANt e e t tld fo a r t o o r ;I ti g;ora l ;
the 160 day orliovember next.
0et17.3 THOMAS li.:1101VE, Cashieti
BAN* QF PITnnuRGH, 1 1'
October 16; 1845. 5
AN Election for thirteen Directore 'Cif this Bank
for the ensuing year *al be held at the Banking
House, on Monday the Sixteenth day of Hosember
next. [cctls-dlrn) JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
";45.' iW
-
USW
..i.',..'; - :•1. , - - .:.' , Z.k . ;'•-4".-4 , -. , ;.i,i,,..r:,:,..
=II
-4...
t.,
; '
, •
rr
sue' r ,(4?...36,44b,A
z.,
2 !OS S
}w ay 4l ! t?‘"
fI.I.AST::.,NiGtrI'-, MAIL.
Hey West Almost Wildly Destroyed
Total Loos ofßatentte cutter Morrill.
From the N. Orleans Picayune, of 23d ult.
Terrific.. Gale in the Gulf-=.-Wreck of U. S. Brig
Perry—Loss of Revenue Cutter Morris—Total
Destruction of Key Trest=Fifty Lives Lost—bn
, tnense Destruction of Property
The'schooner Sarah Churchman, Capt. Baymore,
from Philadelphia, mitt Key West, for Brazos San.
tiago, arrived :at the North East Papa on Wednes
day morning, the list, and •• landed. Commodore
Stoat and son from the Pacific, and Lient Wm, C.
Pease, of the revenue service, bearer of deapatches
to Washington. They came up to New Orleans
on the evening of the 22d ult., on the tow-boat
Jefferson..
To Lieut Pease we are indebted for the details
of a terrible gale in the Gulf, of a fury uneiam
pled, and from which we must not expect to hear
all the deplorable effects for-many weeks. We
will begin with the gale as it was felt at Key West.
The gale commenced blowing from north east
on' the miming of the II th inst. By 1 o'clock it
blew X perfect hurricane. 'The tide rose rapidly,
and the storm raged with incredible violence until
near midnight, when it. abated, Ou the 12th it
blevea moderate gale, and gradually subsided.—
Every dwelling house, save five or six, at - Key
Wenit, were destroyed or unroofed.
The Cu.stint House was blown down. • The Ma
rine Hospital unroofed, and it is supposed the Gov.
emment property destroyed to the amount 0f5300,-
000; Tulle's wharf disappeared, aid the Salt
Works destroyed.
The U. S. Barracks were injured, but suffered
less. than any other building. Many families turn
ed out houseless, but the United States Quarter
master came promptly to their assistance.
The loss oflife is great. Marl were drownel,
and many killed by falling buildings. Key West
light house and building are entirely gone. The
spot where they stood is covered by, a white sand
beach. Fourteen souls perished, in these buildings.
Sand's Key light house has totally disappeared
with the buildinn connected with it. The occu.
pardnuf this too have perished.
The light ship in the northwest passage dragged
her moorings and went to sea, but she was recover
ed• and returned to her position.
The agent of the underwriters was doing every
thing in his power to save property. Very great
danger is to be apprehended from the lose of the
light houses to vessels from Europe, and the north,
bound to the Gulf.
The loss °Cafe cutter Morris is described to us
in a letter from an officer on board.
The U. S. brig Perry was in the same gale, or
tornado, driven with resistless force before the
wind,.but was finally , run ashore after all hopes of
saving her was gone, and in all probability will be
saved: .
An the liver 00 Indian Key and Key Bacas are
eased, and it is hoped all .the crews of the wreck
ing iessels.
The captain of the cutter Morris eared the pro
duce, the cello of one schooner, and distributed it,
through the iNfethodist minister, to those in need
of the, necessaries of life.
All the warehouses arc either blown down or
unroofed at Key West. The streets are full of
lumber, and nut six out of six hundred houses but
What are either unroofed or blown down. The
current ran six miles an hour through Key West.
The light houses at this place and San Key are
washed sway, and not a vestige- of them is to be
seen. .Sime cotton has drifted into the harbor,
and some vessel, loaded. with cotton, and not yet
heard from, must have been in the' hurricane, and
suffered from its violence.
A schooner with a new 'anthem for Tortugas
light house is lost, with liar cargo. All hands ea.
ved.
The white water now extends sixty and seventy
miles to the southai4 of Tortugas. The govern
ment will lose by the storm the revenue cutter
Morris, and brig Perry, two light house fortifica
tier's, custom house and hospital—sat far from
$200.000.
Many vessels doubtless will get ashore, from the
fact of Sand Key light house bring gone.
Dead bodies are occasionally dug out from un
der the ruins, and none can tell bow many there
are remaining. As far as ascertained, fifty peridns
have lost their lives, and it is singular that sii-lew
are dead or injured.
Timber, slate, Bm., and buildings failing invery
direction. Stone could not with,stand the gale, and
all seemed to be going to destruction.
Many persons escaped in boats and held on to
trees, expecting every moment to be washed away.
The scene was awful in the extreme.
The two United States vessels wrecked, are thus
noticed in the list of marine disasters iu the Pica.
yune:—
"U. S. .brig Perry, Blake, from Havana, for
Charleston, with Corn. Sloat on board from the Pa:
clue, ashore near Sombrero Shoal, inside of the
reef, both masts gone, anchoi, guns, &e., thrown
overboard: The vessels lies in 11 feet water and
may be got off; all hands saved. U. S. revenue
cutter Morris. Walden, ashore about three miles
from Key West, in 2i feet water, with loss of both
masts, anchors, chains, guns, bulwarks, &c., and
one mile from the channel; probably a total loss.
There is a list given of about thirty vessels
ashore and damaged, none pf which, however, are
from this port,
The report'of the officer of the cutter MO',
closes as follows:
40n bronday morning, the 12th, we ascertained
that the vessel had drifted about three miles, and
was o' the northwest shoal, in two feet of water.
Around us lay vessels of alt descriptions not one
rode out the hurricane in safety.
"One ship near us on her beam ends, the Eben
Preble, of i Boston: two bits and three schooners
dismasted and ashore in about the same depth of
water as we have. One hull of a vessel sunk, And
four Vessels bottom up. Our decks were covered
with sand, and the bottom appeared to be iq mo,
tion during the hurricane."
Tire G.wverroir..,-This fine ship left, or was to
leave, at a late homiest night, for Brazos Santiago.
Maj. Graham goes on her with despatches for Gen.
Taylor. Lieut. Kearney's company of dragoons
go over on her. We learn, too, that some of the
Kentucky regiment, who srrived on the. Day from
Lavacca on Wednesday, seized this opportunity of
reaching Matamoros. Of these some are low in
health, but their spirits were superior to bodily in
firmities, and they would not lose the opportunity
of teaching the field .of active service.
AxpuoiA,.—.We learn from an officer who was
at Monterey on the 6th instant, that in two days
after 'the evacuation of the city, Gen. Ampudia wax
removed from the command of the Mexican army
by ;a council of officers, and that Gen. Mejia was
restored thereto. The incapacity of Ampudia is
assigned for this important move. This intelli
gence was fully credited in our camp at Monterey
on jhe 6th instant, but must be taken with grains
of allowance.
IMPORTANT Movcxxxv.—The following im
portant circular has just been issued from the
Treasury Department:
Citcular to Colketors and other Of of the Cue.
toms.
Tatidittar Oct AmTncrr, Oct. 23,16.18.
'ln consequence of intelligence received at the
department, it becomes expedient and proper tore
scind the privilege grunted to the ports of Yucti
tan in my circular of instructions of the Pith of
June, 1848, and to subject saidports to the Inter ,
dictions of commerce applicable to the vette of
Mexico generally, eel enjoined by said Inetttictione,
You are accordingly...directed to refuse cleithineile
to all vessels and their cargoes departing ton) too
ports or places in, Yucatan.
R. J. WALICER,
eretasy of the Treavry.
.The pleasant litAe province of Yucatan will
-,7;.. .... .. ~. ...
:.-41::;;.7:',,*.-,-",-_-:',7-..,::,..;,,
? - r . ..7 '. ::..7 . r . ''F
' , 'A'.'.i:•„;.-.';:;';'=: , - - 'f: - :':';:!i'.-4..
. -
iN:..'''''-.:--.'!i.Vk
t.-..,:-,:.:,,.
,TEIi,RIFIC ST 0 It - 11f ,
NYICECE %%BRIG PERRY:
From the N. 0. Picayune, Oct. 23
- -t% • •
. ....,
r.;':.iY!..i.'.- . :';;• . ...
.-,:,•.'5,-42i.....
~e,:~ i~ t
r
now have to I keep ,herself,;within the bounds of
propriety. AR Mexico a state of seige.
LATE AND iNTERESTIgG'FROX:OUR PA
PACIFIC' SQAUDRON. •
grci.kfter , dated -•
. • - I -••• •' I setc,:Sept.:l2,)B46.
coni:Stockton has declared the, 'hole of the
COast of ‘Blex l ico in thePartifimib A'Sitate of blOck
ade. Conimodore ''Stocktriti hart - established him.
self Governor in the Capital,of-ITpPer
It is reported that the-pores of Lommr- California
are to betaken possession of. ;
The Cyanefarrived riff Sanillas on the 2d and
sent the notification or the blockade to the airthor
ities. She is leruizing off the coast and has seized
two coasting ',easels: Another vessel has also Sr.
rived off Mazatlan, and cut out of that harbor a
coasting vessel.
BLOCKADLI OF THE MEXICAN PORTS ON
THE PACIFIC.
Cu,. STOCILTON'EI PUOCLAINATION,-.-TOallwhons
it may concerti.—j, J. R. Stockton, Commodore and
Commander-ha-Chief of the United , Stated Naval
forces in the Pacific Ocean, and Governor and
Commander:i f /I-Chief of the Territory of Califor
nia,:rdof by the authority of the President and Con
gress of, the United States of North America, here
by declare all the port* harbors, bays, outlets and
admits on the West Coast of Mexico, South of San
Diego, to be in a state of vigorous blockade, which
will be madi absolute except against armed.ves.
eels of neutral nations.
All neutralmerchant vessels found in any of the
hays and harbors on said Coast on arrival of the
blockading foice, will be allowed twenty days to
leave.
Given under my hand and seal, this nineteenth
day of August', A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and -forty-six; at the Government House in the
hCaidad de loa Angeles," the Capital of California.
[Signed]l J. R. STOCKTON,
Commodore and'Commander-in-Chief of the Naval
Forces of the IT. S. in the pacific ocean, and Gov
ernor and commander in-Chief of the Territory
of California.
Gen. Jesup the quartermaster general of the ar,
my of the Coiled States, was at Cincinnati on.the
Pth instant, on his way to this city.
V'er Cincinnati.
leave tur the bore and all intermediate ports this
(lay, regularly.
For freight. or passage apply on board, or to
Ja W. BUTLER & BRO., Second et.
The California was built expressly for the shore
trade, and will make her trips regularly during the
season. angls
For Lotilsirille..Regular Packet.
The new and irplendio;.a ssenger steam
er TONNALECKA, Capt. 3. X. Moody,
will run In the trade from Pittsburgh to Louisville,
during the season of 1840.
The Tonnaleaka was built expressly for the trade,
and is elegantly furnished in every respect.
Forfreight or passage apply on board. my 22
For Cincinnati.
akiaThe well known fast running steamer
CAMBAIA, W. Forsyth, 'Master will ran
regwar Picket, 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 St en, Agent*,
ap 16 I No. 30, Water street.
For ptineinuati and Lociterille.
The new and splendid passenger steam
er coLUMBI A, o , Nr.at., Muter, will
leave for the above and intermediate ports, regular.
ly. j
For freightbr pusage apply on hoard, or to
jel D. WILKINS, Agent.
For galtat .11..otats«Itestallar Packet.
AT he hew and splendid paasenger steam
er 'BRUNETTE, Capt. Perry, will run in
e tra trona Pittsburgh to St. Louis, during the
season of 1845, '
The Eiruestie was built expressly for the trade,
and is elegantly ffaund in every respect.
For freight Or passage a 'ply on beard. a • 14
For Cincinnati. and Bt. Louis
The passenget steamer PALESTINA,
Capt. Williams. will lease for the above
an intermediate ports regularly.
Far freight 6: panaget apply on. beard. je9.
Taisdia7 Irovelatisi:Pnekcel
The new and aplendid passenger steam
boat DECLARATION, Cant. Vorhees,
will run asa regular packet between Pittaburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Tuesday evening
at 3 o'clock. Returning she will leave Cincinnati
every Friday evening at 3 o'clock,
The Declaration offers euperior aceommodations
to passenger.. For freight or passage apply on
board. • jet
CINCINNATI. .P . A.(37I,ATS
• MONDAY PACKET,
The regular mail and passenger steamer
MONONGAHELA, Capt. Stone, will run
as a regular Picket between Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati, leaving this port every Monday at 10, A. 14.,
and Wheeling at 10, P. M., the came day. Return
ing, she will leave Cincinnati every Thursday, at 10.
A. M. For freight or pauage apply on board.
The Monongahela was built expressly. for this
trade, and of era to the passengers comfort, and su
perior ancomModations. mar 31
MONDAY PACKET.
TIFF regular mail and ptinger steam
er UNION, Captain Miaclean,w•ill run as
a regu ar palret' between Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati, leaving ;this port every Monday at G o'clock,
P. M. Retuining she will leave Cincinnati every
Thursday at p P. M.
The Union; was built expressly for this trade.,
and affords every accommodation.
For freight or passage apply on bnrrd. may 9
TUESDAY PACKET,
andTE regular nvstoarn
z "-• er ; H HIBERNIA , mail
Capt. Sohn pauen
Kglinefelter,
il
w — run as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leiving this port every Tuesday at 10 A.
M., and Whiteling at 10 P. M, of the same day,—
Returning, elie will leave Cincinnati every Friday at
10 A. M. For freight or psasage apply on board.
The Hibernia was built expressly for the trade,
and offers to Itbe.passengers every comfort and su
perior accomMoclations. apl
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
Pc HE regular mail and psesenger steam.
er NEW ENGLAND, Capt. K. 13. Page,
w rug 4u, regglar panket between Pittsburgh and
Cincinuati, leaving thie port every Wednesday at 10
A.M., and Wheeling at 10 P. M. the eame'day.—. ,
Returning, elle will leave Cincinnati every Saturday
at ID A. M. For &eight or pump apply. on board.
The New England was built expressly fur thie trade
end offers to the passengers every comfori and supe-
rior accommddatione. mai26
HURSDAY PACKET.
THE new U. S. trail steamer ACADIA,
Ml E. Lucas, IVlaster, will run as a regu
ar passenger packet between Pittsburgh and the
above port dUring the season of 1846, leaving every
Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M.
The A.cadin is new and has superior accommoda
tions, For Ikeight or passage apply on board, or to
ap9 J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
•
. I FRIDAY PACKET,
THE, regular mailUnd passenger steam
erICLIPPER No. 2, Captain Crooks, will
run at a resoles packet between Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh, leaving this port every Friday at ID A. M.,
and Wheel at 10 P. M. the same day. Returning
she will leav Chtninnati every Monday at 10 conlok.,
A. M. Forfreight or passage apply on board.
The Clipper No. 2 was built expressly for this trade,
end offers to 1 her passengers every comfort and ac.
aommodation. rnar23
(SATURDAY PACKET.
The regularmail and passenger steamer
CIRCASSIAN, Capt. Isaac Bennett, will
run as a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Saturday, at 10,
A. M., and Wheeling at 10, P. M. the same day.
Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every TuesdaYr
at 10, A. M. For height or passage apply op board.
The Circassian' was built exprosely for this trade,
and offers to' her pawners every comfort and ac
commodation. . mar 29
!SATURDAY PACK to
The regular MAO and passenger steamer.
;" MESSENGER, Capt. Linfordi will run as
a rage ar ackot between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
louring this-port ;every Saturday at 10, A. M., and
Wheeling at 10, P. M., the seine day. Returning,
she will leave Cincinnati .' every !Tuesday, at 10
o'clk A. M. For freight or pasaage apply on board.
The Messenger was built expressly f'or.thietrade,
and - ofters tether pateengers every cor.fort ar.d ac
commodation. mar :3
• ..!.'. -'..:: -.:,., .i;.'.. - •.-- , ::.'4 ~ : r.,t S . 1
4,•.1,7,!..i :i.ll-,,,i ~,1, :
:it.S -t ''' - tV . ' - ':: , •' - '_ ' -'- . .i,:.;;'.,.. t ' t ,.* ''.'''
~..„•`..,.,-.:-::-, '..'r'' , '',i.. '- ... .1''• :.,f ; ' ' '. -.'
#t,! t
.... is t. ;
~'`.... 1 ..
MSM
~. . .. —„. -...- ~..
--...,... ' ‘. .-. l;,',':' - :•' J '% , ,..';'-'•": , , , ,Cs
'..,,'.:• - •'-'7iV'.::,.. i., ..7Z1 - 7? , :.'
',.:''-:-...4::::.-..7',' '
confectiOn* , ; l lArt*PP4mg PAPetikl •
2heams cap, - ;t4thecfi'l3!u,e, lollow, Orayige,
t." Green and Puri:A Ind received, and for sale
by , ~• Icilitt 1 - I. MELLOR,
- , • SI Woad' Street.
QPXtitS :SifOtEt2 &co , '"
IJ 20 dor.: Spideet'
50' re "Coal, Canal and Grain Shovels;
20 rr,.` Mattocks and Picks;
. ifrri 'haurd atid for
saleitmainiacturees prices by
oct24 'GEO. COCIMATT; 26 Wood st.
rtASSINP..TTSANHFLA.NNELS.—One case Cals..
ILI itinettsi one ciao Red Flannels, for axle low by
oct24 - :GEO. COCHRAN, 26 Wood et.
,
rilW.Oßocond band ?raros, In good order, for sale
J_ Teri low, at ' F. BLIJME , S,
octal. ,No 112 %rood at., 2d door above btb.
3250 Sides of N. Y. and Baltimore tanned sole
leather, in store and for sale by
1 .13RYANT,
oetl2.lthdfse% 183 Liberty at.
T mantes Oil. -
11 21 brown,
Oil just received and for
Ba. beat sa b leby W: BRYANT,
octl2-Irndikw -1 183146 mi ), et.
1750 f ßga s n a i l e e bgd Mieseuril ir li . d ß ei h i y n AtT eto T re , an d
oetl2-Iroclikw - 183 Liberty et.,
stitep !Mins.
900 Sheepskina ! itaric Tanned, • for. sale by
.BRYANT,
octl2-Imtilov • 181 Liberty bt
Morocco Leather, and Ilirtilings. •
JUST reieived, a large stock of IlaoroecoAindings
and Linings, and Lace Leather, flit tiale by
IVALTML BRYANT,
octl2-Imans. - • N0..18$ Liberty st.
RANK MILLER'S Water ' , roof .Blaekiag;
F
for sale by . .
..octl3 UAU k Bitocuwni.
lAMP ITGAL"K-2 . ostisTaisoired --- , 04rsire - G
j de.tl3 BAYS
.& BROCKWAY.
CjAL SODA; IPY qaantity for sale by
0, Eoetl3 RAYS Ir. BRACKIV
oIORIDE of Mine, in tore and' for , ante by
• oett ' RAYS & BROCKWAY
R..CI:Lf..EN , S /adieu Vegetable Panacea;
D
tor rale by •
octl3 RAYS & BROCKWAY.
R. Cullen', Indian Vegetable Remedy, on ituTd
and for Bale by
octl3 HAYS & BROCKWAY.
USSEL'S unriv.allod abasirm Cream, warranted
JR ; genuinc; for sale by ,
octl3 HAYS & BROCKWAY.
_ _
R OSE PlNK—one case English, forssie by
HAYS Sc BROCKWAY,
0ct.13 Commeicial Ross-, Liberty et.
T, LOUR-23 Barrels, fresh groand—jost received
and for sale by MARTIN &SMITH,
octl7 Wood street.
DUTTER.-10 kegs Butter ' a very good 'article;
Jl3 jest received and for sale by •
3JARTIN &
octl7 66 WV RA street.
SPERBI unaterairsinodSperm oil,
bleached, in store and for sale by
oct 8 MMITIN• & SMITH, 86 Wood at.
r IiA.NNER.S bbl,, Tanners , Oil, a very
superior article, in store and for sale by
oct 8 SIARTIN & SMITH, G 6 Wood at.
FlBll.-30 bbre.No. 3 Mackerel (very fine)
10 " N 0.2 do.
15 half bble. No. 2.
10 qr. " No. 2.
Received and far sale by
oct. 8 NIA RTIN & SMITH, 56 Woodist
COFFEE. --000 bags best Rio Coffee,
10 " Cad Jays do.
Just received ind for axle by
_tutB MARTIN St SAIITII, 56 Wood street
VLOUR—.4O bbli. Familyy Fleurjust reed and fur
sale by MILLER & RICKETSM , ,
octlo 170 Liberty at.
ItYE WANTED-3000 busliela of li.ye wanted ,Tor
which cub will be paid by:
octli INIILLEkik ftICKETSON.
LlANTkilitiE WINE-10 eass Santerne Wine,
0 just received on corimignmentand for sale by
octfi MILLER. & MCKETSON.
RICE -10 Tierces ItiesJust reed end for sate by
eetS MILLPJL k ItICKETSON.
CLARET -2 cask II Claret juit received arid far sale
by [acts) bIILLED. & RICKETSON.'
'DEC K ETS-20 doz. piloted boob eteJ oat recod Ind
JUI) forsale by MILLER & RICKETSON, '
00,5 , No. 170, tiboity sucet.
Sundries.
Tierces fresh Riec;
14 We Contains improved Latd Col;
1 O,POO lbs. Bacon, Shoulders. On hand and
for sale by F. SELLERS.
rep 24. tin. 17, Liberty street.
T MID, 100 kegs, Ni'. 1, Lard on consfgpinent:
Id And for sale by F. SELLERS.
sep24. No. /7, Liberty street.
SVGA It HOUSE MOLLAMS.---6 bbls. gGclodals, ,
S. H. Molasses, in store and for sale by
::sep23. F. SELLERS.
Unequal* Netts.
crEO. 8. SWARTZ has on baud I lot of eery su
perior white and colored Musqueto Netts
w ich will be sold chow's* No. 108 Market street.
jol3 ~ .
VrOUOGANY VENEDRS_ AND BOARDS--Just
11.1 . received, a large assortment of the above, and
for sale at . F. BLIJMES
scpS No. 112 Wood street, 2nd door above sth
14' SALM fz . HYMNS, for the use of the German
Reformed Church in the U. S. of America, En
glish and German,: For sale by
iell SellittA S SCIIEIIII.R,R, 115 Wond at.
Late'it Improvement.
BEDSTEADS of different kiisils with Gazzara's
iron patent fastenings, superior toanything now
in use, for sale tow at the furniture warehouse of
angl. T. B. YOUNG Si en, Mid street.
triAßLES—Pier, Centre and Card Tables "of differ
eat patterns. If you want agouti article cheap
call at the Furniture Warehoesc of
T. 11. YOUNG & Co.
je6
31 Hand st.
Wood street Property tor Sale.
TIIAT desirable tutor ground at the foot °Mood
street, occupied at the Hate of the greatfire by
t losers. King fe Ilotr,nce, is of f ered for sale.
Enquire of Caugb) 1.1 C. MOORHEAD.
300 BAGS Green Rio, part prime;
5 ~ Old Government Java; e
Arriving this day and for sale by,
aug2s LAMBERT S: SIOTTO:V
j, ISfI-150 bbls No. ',3 Lary 's Mackerel;
20 " 3 North ••
10 " " 1 "
20 " Herring (Al'wives)
5 " No. I Salmon; in store and for
sale by' [ang2s) LAMBERT &
Sugar and Molasses,
lIHDS. N. 0. Sugar, strictly prime
' lOl - 1 25 bbls. Nos. 4 and G Loaf;
10 cases uLovering's" D. 11. Loaf Sugar
118 bbls N. 0. Molasses;
In store and for sale by '
LAMBERT & SHIPTON,
aug2s. 133 and 435 Wood street.
rpEAS-;-120 packages Y. H., Impl., G. P. and
Powehong, of late importations, arriving and
for sale by Eang2s3 LAMBERT & SHIPTON.
HAVING a .very largo and commodious ware
house, wo are prepared to receive (in addi
tion to &eight for shipment) a large amount of Pro
duce, &c, on storage at low rates.
1y23 C. A. McANULTY' & CO, Canal Basin.
5n • • ' itch:
v 50 fc . 4osin;
160 Dozes Tobacco, various sizes;
10,000 Seed leaf Cigars;
On consignment and will be sold low for Cash, or
exchanged for Pittsburgh ,manufactures, by
seps TAAFFE & O,CONNOIt.
9109ACC0.-75 large an. 90 small boxes Mason.
n tobacco, of prime quality, just received on
consignment, and will be sold cheap for cash, or
Pittsburgh manufactures.'
august 18 TAAFFE & O,CONNER.
Cotton Yarn, Soo,
45-.000 LBS. assorted , numbers, long and
abort real Cotton Yarn.
16,000 lbs. Carpet Chain.
10,000 " Cotton Twine.
1.60 Bales Common Ratting, -
100 4 , Extra family. do. • '
For sale low to city or 'country trade, by
REMY CO4.
sugl.l r 7 Wood stro.c—
-:
r ; . _. w_
-r- ~ -,''. ~....... -',..,',...-'..7.,F
NEM
For';Clab I Oaiy.
at==
EftOrtligo.
-a,: i~~
~:
MEI
~ 'i
.I
.4 , ~
-}
:.;l:.
MMill
i` ;seenrtty to Pnraha
MUM;MODM_=
Bac . be=ef 0 BUOAi COATED 43 . !. 4,1;0 1 , 9 .
• -
aigwauxt 1 40. AP. 10. s crkers
461. Ali
el „
orieltlo4 .. ./
11.4-ve,ion„.•, Tearisrs..r
CLICKENER , S SUGAR COATED VEGETABLE
PILLS are, the first and only Medicine ever
known that willydritinely eine- - -
Headache; Giddiness, Measles, Salt Rheum,
Rheumatism, Piles, . Heartburn, Worms,
Dispepsia, Scurvy, . Cholera Morbus,
Small Pox, Jaundice, Coughs, Quinsy, -;
Pains in the Back, Whooping. Cough,
Inward Weakness, Conatimption, Fate,
.Palpitation of tho Heart, Liver Complaant,
Rising in the 'Throat, - Erysipelas, Deafness,
Dropsy, Asthma, .Itchings of. the Skin,
Fevers of all kinds, Colds, Gout, Gravel,
Female Complaints, Nervous Complaints,
And all other diseases originating from impurities of
the blood.
Otr They have cured, since their introduction,
over 2,000 persons, Who have, been given up as hope
less cases, by the
. 1110 tit eminent Physteiw.
O They are patronized and recommended, by
men of the.higb est distinction, among whom are:—
Hon. David It. Porter, Hon. Henry Clay,
Hon. John Q. Adams, Hon. Daniel Websmi,
Hon. Martin Van Buren, - Hun. J. C. CalhOun,
Gen. Winfield Scott, • Col. R. M. Johnson.,
James K. Polk, 'Gen. Lewitt Cass.
IKJ Their virtues arc so - infallible that the money
will be returned in all Cases they do not give univer
sal satisfaction. Althoughlitit two and' shelf yeirs
have elapsed since lheit celebrated •Pills Were first
introduced to the public, the sale -Of theta in the
Eastern and middle - States has far exceeded Dr.
Clickener's most 'sanguine expectations. 'Daring the
past year, alone, no less than 10,000 gross of boxes
have bean sold in the State of Nese. York. 6,000 in
Pennsylvania, 4,000 in Maryland, 3,000 in New Jer
sey, 2,000 in Delaware, and 0,000 in the New England
States, requiring the constant eraployment of 27
hands, exclusive•ot 'printers and efigravers. In the
rams period, upwards of 200,000 copies of the
~F antily Doctor" have been ordered by agents its.
every section of the ccantry.. These facts must
show, concitteivelv, that Dr. Clickences Sugar Coat
ed Pills, besides tieing the very best medicine in the
world, are held in the highestestimation by the public.
We might extend this publication to an indefin
ite length, if we decined it expedient to publish all
tervimonialsWe have received, not (rely firm agents
but indir.iduals and familien who have experienced
the boateial effects of dickeners Sugar'.Coated
Me, but we deem it unnecessary. The meet in
contestible evidence of their unprecedented success,
are the numberless Imitations and Counterfeits which
have already appeared, notwithetanding the brief pe
riod they have been before-the public... Even some
of our smuncheat pill maker, have had the audacity
to imitate the Capsule of Sugar, in order to disguise
the Ingredients of their vile compounds ' .and palm
theta off for the ' , real Simon pure., , Such paltry
shifts cannot last long without exposing their hidenus
deformity. Truth and honesty must inevitably pre
vail over rascality and deception.
For sale in Piitsburgh h,y WM. JACKSON, qt his
Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 59, Liberty street,
head of Wood at., Pittsburgh. Price, 25c. per box.
Dr. Clickener4 principal officeis 81 Barclay street,
New York. .
Beware of an imitation article called Im
proved Siigar Coated Pills, purporting to be patented,
as both the pills and the pretended patent are. for
geries, got up by a miserable quack in New York,
who, for the last _four or tire years, has Made his
Itrang by counterfeiting popular medicines.
14 9- Remember, Dr. C. 'V. Clickener is the original
inventor of Sugar Coated' Pills, and that nothing of
the tort isms ever hoard of until he introduced them
in June, 1843. Purchasers should, therefore,always
ask for Clickenera Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and
take no other, or they will be made the victims of a
fraud.. oct 19-dly
SPLUM)ID STOCK OF
r. FALL GOODS
LE,XANDER Sr. DAY, take great pleasure in in
it. forming the inhabitants of pittaburgh and the
MUM ;Luling countrv, that they, have just received a
splendid stock of how Fall Goods, of ciinost every
description, a large portion of which having been
bought atAuctien, at a great sacrifice, and Imp the
Importers and manufacturers at unprecedentedly
low prices, enahles them to Mier great inducemets
to Cash buyers; they would., therefore, respectfully
invite -them to call and examine their ntock,-bning
confident that they Will he pleased with the gen&
and prices.
L.IDU:S* DRESS GOODS
hair stock of Ladies' dress goods is very superior
and cannot be surpassed, conststing in part of
Super Satin striped Cashmere, timbre shaded, do.;
Splendid Figured, do. in great \ variety; California
and Clermont Plaids; Gala Plaida; Chusans; Plain and
figured and Satin striped Mouslin 'de'Laines; Super
French and Scotch Ciinghams; new style Embroider
ed do; splendid Cashmereand de Laine robes; Ameri.
can, Preach• and English Chinties ord.(' latest styles,
dec. dec.
SILKS! SILKS!!
We base a very 'handsome al , ,,urtment of Silks,
such am intim-Black and Blue Black, Fird and ;strip
ed Silks; Super Plain and Figured changeable, do,;
Ombra Shaded and Changeable Striped, .do.; Plain,
Black and Blue Black Satins; Wide India. do; Plain
Black and Blue Black Silks, of extra quality and
width, suitable fisr mantillas,lt c. Bt.c.
SIIA WLS! SHAWLS!!
In this department we can . offer great bargains,
from Anction Gales of importers in New York and
Philadelphia, among which .are splendid Terkerri
Shawls; Super Cashmere, do.; Embroidered Terker
ri, do.; Plain and Embroidered Thibet, do; Super
heavy Ottoman Silk, do.; Splendid India Silk , do.i
Extra Hernani, do.; Ikavy French Crape, do.- Plain
and Embroidered Cloth, do.; Plain, and Em
broidered De Lainea, - do.; Splendid French Briacha,
do. all wool; Droelra and Cashmbre Long Shawls,
and an immense variety of different descriptions of
Fall and Winter Shawls, many of them will be cold
at half the cost of importation.
CLOTHS AND CASSThfERES.
Embraced in our stock ofthese arc Super French,
West of England, and American Clothe, of almost
even• color—Heavy Tweed Cloths; heaver and Pilot
Cloths for over-coats; Super Black Cassimeres; Fan
cy Striped, do.. in.gnat variety, &c. &c.
BL.4,VII7If:TS! BLANKETS!!
Extra American Premium I.llankets; Super Whit
ing, do; Heavy"Pwilled, do; Rode, do; and a num
ber of other makes of extra quality. .
i LADIES , CLOAKINGS.
New stile Ombre Shaded Cloakingai handsome
Plaid,doilleavy Gala do.for do.
ALPACAS AND MERINOS.
A yory large aisortment of Alpacas and Merinos,
of cYory vitality and 'price. F; - ench Meriting cod
Bonbaziml, both Black and colored.
ALSO, Cassinetts; Red, White and Yellow Flan
nels; Tickings; Clicelia, Diapers; Brown and Bleach-,
ed Table Linens. Sheutings; Table Cloths; Canton
Flannels; heavy Clo Yes; Silk and Linen lldkfs.;
Scarfs; Stocks;'Collirs, S c. Fax., all of which we are
selling much lower thin we have over before been
ehabled to do.
Tailors, Clothiera; and Country, Iderchants are
especially invited to examine our stock of French
Cloth:, Cass!mere: and Vesting:, as we arc prepared
to sell Goods to those who buy to sell again, as low
a they can be bought in Mg ce,gistar :ivy in tAe East
ern Cities. and by having a buyer resident in the
east, attendant upon the Auctions; we have rare fa
cilities for procuring new and desirable Goods, at the
lowest possible prices; we are regularly receiving
new Goods every few days through the year.
ALEXANDER 4—DAY,
octfi 7.5 Market st,; N.W. cor ofthe Diamond.
leplus. oft at Colt.
riniE subscriber has on hand a large. and splendid
I stock of Cabinet Furniture, which he'll; willing
to sell at cost,licing desirous of closing his present
business, for the_ purpose of entering extensively into
the manufactory of a superior article of Bedsteads,
which he will sell at lower rates than they have here
tofore been oXered in Pittsburgh.
act 29 H. H: RYAN,Fifth st.
RHODES & ALCORN, (Late of New Xork city,)
No. 27 Fifth at. between Wood and Market,
Manufacturers of Mustard, Ground Spices, Catsups,
&c., &c., will open Miring the present week a large
assortment of articles in their line, which - they will
whOlesale in quantities to suit dealers, at - Eastern
wholesale pace. All article' sold by them warren
tad Merchants intending to go east would do well
to can before leaving the city. They may be found
at their warehouse Nu. 27 Fifth street, in Ryan's
Building; sep7
910 RENDER THE HUMAN HAIR. SILKY,
SOFT, FINE AND CLEAN; to make the scalp
healthy, smooth, white and fruitful, so- that a good
crop may spring therefrom, persona have but to ex
pend thirty Seven and a half cents. And, reader,
our only object for selling the article at that price, is
knowing it to be all wt state, that when you once try
this you never will use augheelse, whether it be
merely to embeliah, to dress, beautify, and preserve;
to forma growth, stop falling off, and cure scrufs or
dandruffs,.the JONES , CORAL HAIR ,RESTORA
TIVE will never fail to do all this, as hundreds will
tell you with gratitude. It dresses tne hairbeautiful
ly, and makes red or grey hair grew dark from the
Sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Warehouse.,
89 Libetty street ' bead :'of Wood—price ;thirty seven
and a half centa, fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
At the same plaeola sold the Italian Cheraieal Sottp,
Spylialagly Whito,and unrivalled shaving soap.
a ~4
:•-•,-. , ',','. , -. -. 1-,.-',',::.1;
'-:,:,'.ii,::',....i;,-:.,•!,:i-
MEE
~ C ~
F .
i ..
Dr. - uelbornies:ainflinsa• :Vegetaltille iteltore:
; • i',' ... '!
.:*`,' ..: aSSIVeIIe lfliflea. - ;
.. -;. ! - t• F -i.;, .
Prepared by pr....Gionirciiin' ;lei t; izr Nett; toik ;e.ifyil
rr liEtunprecetlentiod Stiecess that has attended;the'
.1. • use of theacnpillkin 00 practice of the proprie
tor for the last six ought years, has induced him
' to yield to the impottamitiee of mitnywho have used
and been benefitted by them, and. snake arrange.
meats to place them within the reach of the public;
generally. In doing so lie facia called upon to say
that the Indian Vegetable Restorative Pith; is dent-
dedly superior to any with which he is acquainted.
They combine. the preperties of 'many of the beet,
vegetable medicines (used in no other pills) in such
a manner as to afford not only immediate and tem
porary but permanent relief..
The valuable tonic which enters into their com
position, by their action upon theeecretory organs,
hold in check the purgative principle, and induce a
gentle and natural operation, witheutincanvenience,
or pain, and while them - restore a natural and healthy
action of the stomach, liver and bowels, they ie..
crease instead ofdiminishing the strength of the pa.
1 tient. The general opinion that 'a powerful and vio
lent purgative is neceesary.is founded in error; they
in general irritate the stomach and bowels, aerange
the secretions, and are productive of very ce..rioue:
consequences, and it should be known that the - greet'
mass of pills in general use axe composed of the
moat powerful and i;ritating purgatives, and act with
too great a degree of violence, producing that de7
rangement in the system that is followed by cue
stigation of the bowels,' indigestion and coctivenesa.
From these facts the natural inference
.would .he
that to maintain uniform health it is ne cessary to
correct unhealthy secretions, expel morbid ' humeral
and purify the system, by the use ofia naedicitie that',
will act effieieetly, yet mildly, assist instead of de-I
ranging the organs of the system, and thus. Icing nail
Pare in tts proper and healthy channel, to accomplisbrj
, which no.mcdicine is superior to the Indian Tegeta.'
; ble Re:optative Pills; their operation is, in ordinary'
' doses, to promote a natural and easy evacuation, and
I
at the same time by their tonic property impart vigor I
land health to the system,. but when a powerful and;
, speedy operation is necefisary, it uilihe accomplish-I
I ediliy.increasieg the dosit,which any be donexVitlil
I perfect eafety, as they areentirely regela.s/e. .... . I
They have been used as a 'family' medicine 'fer ;
I years by many of the firer respeciability,ind lathe , I
!they are not recommended to "heal all the ills!
: that flesh is heir to; ,, yet it has been !bend Very rare'
that it has been found necessary for those gaing them
to empley any, other medicine, and their occasional
use will almoat thvariahly,prove 'an effectuallareven-I
tire to dieease. They are exam)) , adapted to the use
lof families, travelers and seamen; they cleanse. the
blood, causing a free circulation—open the obitrui;
Pans and promote the secretions'of lte4l;hybileoind.
consequently are an excellent medicine fur eansea,
indigestion, nervous disorders, dejection, liver com
plaint, pains in the head, side end breast, costive
ness, less of appetite, urinary obstructions, ague and
fever, bthotts and idtetinittent fever; dysentery, Theo.
Matism, scorfula, and are eminently useful in alt-fe
male
complaints—and In one word , all diseases aria.
hag from unhealthy, secretions and impurity- of the
blood. ticimerons..testimouiels' of their e ffi cacy in
prieticels.r cases might be added', but the proprietor
prefers presentieg a few certificates of their general
character, from persuns of uneniestiorable etuidd
1 and veracity, who would not in any degree lend their
influence to pi-emote anything that is not of decided
utility, and rely upon their intrinsic merits to gain
them a reputation, feeling a perfect confidence that
none will abandoia their use vile give them a ffiir
trial. ,
Heeds of families should aiwaye. 3:cep a quantity
of hr. Oshoraws Indian Vegetable Restorative Pills
,in the house; they never fail. For these Who are
subject to ' fits, headache, giddiness, dininhasof sight,
or drowsiness erisingTrom too great a flow of blood,
to the head, should take these pillain preference to
anything else, as thu qre a pure ,remedy. • .
Pemales who value good health should never be
without Dr. Oshorne , s Indian Vegetable Restorative
Pills, as they purify the blood, remove obstructions,
and give the skin a beautiful, clear,liealthy . and be
coming appearance. It his been 'admitted by initm
ber of physiciipstlat females cannot Oh ?Jelly ;calm)
.. . . . • . .
these pills. . .
. cERTIITATTIS. ''' '; -- . A
`'.The foßowing certifieates are final nie Rey. Tbos.l
Newman and the Rey. David WOlist.et; Ministets in.
the 3lerbodist E. Church, New York'Coriferenee.
NEW'PALT . 2,
Er. Caoru—Deur %r: I hare' usieil Indiani
V egetable Regtoratit . e Pills myself, end irtqde use of
them in my Family, and melt cheerfully recommend',
them as a very raluatle family medicine.
Respectfully, • Titomas Nrarstae,
,31mu.nono, August 3d, '45..
•
' D. T. Os/min—Dear Sir: I hare for sometime put
made use of your Indian Vegetable Reitorative
both myself and in my family, and de moat cordiilly
recommend then' as a superior •camiry medicine.
Their action is exceedingly mild and efficacious, and
so far as my experience goer,' they arc all that you
recommend them to be.
'Respectfully;
et ter from the Re:. George Lotter
En: Ilonn, Walwortli county. MI;
Dr. (Oors.— : t is with pleasure I inform you o.
the great benefit which I have derie..d from your
pills. I have been in a decline thelvome time, which
bas greatly alarmed me, more especially as my com
plaiut was a consumptive one, and I here also been
very billions, and have labored severely with pains
in my head, and my eyes have been so affected as to
turn of a cloudy, sallow and other disigranable com
plexions. My wife had suffered also from great
weakness and ccvere paina, and as your pills bare
so wonderfully relieved ua, we have pounded the
name of them all over our neighborhood ; and wher
ever my extraordinary cure is known, as the most
valuable preparation the purifying the blood and reg-.
elating the system. I should not have known the
worth' of your pills'lisd it not been for the Rev. W.
F. Dewit, of Coadellaatille, Sullivan county, K. Y.,
Who with great kindness sent me a box to try them,
and to that box of pills / owe my health; and as the
agent here is out of your pills, I wish you would send
me a package of boxes as soon as possible. •
Dcapectfolly, Dx.oncr. Lawns.
Eirsr.crioxs.—Dr. Ostiorne'S India Vegetable Re-,
alterative Pills should he taken every night fop a!
%reek, less or more, as the cbstioracy of the disease,
or circumstances are. The usual dose Oa from p. to
ie.ctording to the constitution of the person, but they
should be taken in sufficient quantities to 'operate !
two or three times on the 'bowels. Very delicate]
persons should begin with but two, and increase as
oho nature of the case nosy require. Those more to
lipst or cf vemcostive habit, may begin with three'
and increase'toTsix, Or even more if it shall be aloud
dectssary, and they will effect a anlEciently happy!
change to guide the patient in their future use.
Each box contains trout 35 to 40 pills--:-Price 25 eta:
Sold, wtolesale and retail, atw. JACKSON'S Patent
Medicine Warehouse, No, Si', Liberty Et., head of
Wood, the only place in Pittsburgh white theme.:
the Dr. Osborn'* indian•Vegetable Restorative Pills
'ail he obtained. . octl9-dlcw6m
SUOES, 8110E8 v •SHOlia.
NEW FALL AND WINTL , III. SUPPLY.
Cheaper Than Ever, at
FOLLANSBF.E tr. HAYWARD'S, new 11
Boot Shoe and Trunk Store, No. ,186 Lib- I
arty street, nearly opposite the head of
Wood street.
F. dr. 11. would respectfully announce that they hasq
in store and are receiving their FALL AND VVIN.
wt. SUPPLY OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Sc.;
consisting of upwards office hundred packages of all
kinds and qualities for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses,
Boys, youths' and children° , wear,• These goods
have been manufactured to our order, and expressly
for theTittsburgh markets—all of which we are doter.
mined to SELL VERY LOW, as from our facilities'
in purchasing goodg we age enabled so to do. •,
We would solicit an examination of our stock by
all in want of goods in our line;either at wboleiale or
retail, as we feel confident we shall be enabled to
Please, both in regard to quality and prices.
The most of our goods are from manufacturing es
tablishments with which we are connected. We shall
continuo to receive weekly from those houses, fresh
and desirable goods, made expressly for our sales.
FOLLANSBEE t. HAYWARD,
octl2 - No. 286 Liberty street.
STATE BOOK OF PENNSYLVANIA—Containing
as account of the Geography, History, Govern
ment, and Resources, and noted citizens of the State;
with a map of the State and of each County; for the
use of Schools, by TunizaSH.l3eutoems.
The above described book may with the kitmest
propriety be recommended to the attention of Direc
tors of Public Schools, and to Teachers in general.
The author in hie preface states, f. A book calculated
to impart to our yobth a full and accurate knowledge
of thili own State, has long been deemed necessary.
Whether this will supply the want, experience alone
can 'determine. The counties are not treated in al
phabetical order, but in clasiei, according to their
form of surface, productions, and historical relations.
To carry out the design, a small state map, in ,addi
tion to the several county Maps, has been construct
ed, with the derma of counties marked upon it.”
For sale by the dox. and retail tit the Book and
Paper Warehouse of LUKE LOOMIS, Agent:
Rep 30 :Nlo. 89 Woad et. Pittsburgh.
t Now Dies& OWllE:hams.
WE hare now on hand a full assortment of beae- 1
tiful French aid Scotcli'dressGibgliims, twil
led and plain, at remarkable low prices. Also, an
article of em broidered °the's:wk.—very beautiful for
Dresses, for Gale by APAI.OII MORRIS,
ae~ls . I No. Market street.
=UM
.!..;:::, , 4* Vv.' -,
", 1 '•
EMEM
• t
Wimp AVFLsTru,
Just Published
'''':..4.‘: . ....'..
ligffilii
_
•• - •
sk •
. ••s'
~r ,•
1
-
,::
A POSIL/vt. AND PERMANENT CURE FQ
•' • • ItIiIEVMATISM .. - • - ''.".;;', • .,
explained,AND m
,'ALL NERVOUS' copLAINTs: ' ..'-
, r.Wlnitlleesh the CCII3C3 may pot he explained
-'' - • 4
Since 'their eters are duly mu:emitted; '' 2" -. •
Let net delusion, prejndice, as piide, — ' .s
Induce, mankind to act the means aside;. ' - -„ .
meses which, the' simple;•are by Ifeaven design'd ''' -,
To alleviate the ills of hunaan kcnd.A • • .. ,
... ..:
Dri.'CIIttIST . IE'S OA' I.V Ar.IIC.RINGS . ..IND .1.4.44 e
,-
fIII.IIS remarkable insentior t which has receisecl ,
. ..1_ the universal approbation of the medical prates...,
n
en of Great Britain, campticet cni entirely. new ap. -
I
plicabon of Galvanism, as a reMediel agent, hymenna -
of which the ordinery . Galvanic -Bette:tea, Electric
and Magnetic Machines, &c.; are. entirely dispensed':
with, and the mysterious power cf Galvanism applied ,
without any of the ohjectionewhich ere inseparable •
from the genespi mode now in use.' The strong doe--
es, and Irregulitt intervals, in which Galvanism is sp. • -
I plied by the Machines, has been pronounced, after a
..
i fair and impirtis I trial, to be decidedly injurioua, and , • l.
I It was to remedy`tbis radical defect that tide no w op,
i plicat:on was prejeeted, which, after uncessieg toil, • :
I and perseverance, has been. byought to its present,
I state ofperfechen.. The Galvanic Rings answer all . `i
the purposes of the most expensive Machines, and .
in many other respects are mere sofa and certain in •
accomplishing the desired effect.
..
the
jThe Galvanic Maga used in connection with the
;Magnetic Fluid. are confidently recommended in cit
i dieorders which artsefrpth an enfeebled and unhealthy?
1 state of the ncrreus pr- vital system, and these tem-
; plainti are amore the most painful anti nnitersal to . •
whiela we arc subject. They ;lice, without exception,
Gain One Cul:onto cause—ea - derangement of the Nary,
, °us System;--and it was in these eases' . that tither
('remedies , having Se often failed; a new agent wag;
I greatlY needed, which it is corifidently„believed; bad
I been found in the proper and 'indiciock. application •
of Galvanistii.. .. ,
. ,
I The Galranic Rin gs
T:
have been used with entire ..
'success in all cases o f RITE3IATIS34, acute Or ChiOtliC a •'
applying to the head, face or limbs;Gout; Tie-Delos i ;
reur, Tcofhttche, Pranchilis, -Verligo,'Rrvous Sick
I Headache, Indicts:Hen, Parans-is; Palsy, Epi/epep.'
I Fits, Cramp, Palpitations cf the Heart, ApgdeTy . ; ,
Stiffness of Joints, Spinal Complaints, Llnnbago,'
Neirra/gia, Nervous Tremars;Dizzine.es cf (Ire Head,'
pain in the Chest and Side, General Debility, Deflefen.
Icy of Nervous and Pl.aisited Energy; andel! NE to
OUS DISORDERS. In cases ofcosifirrned Dyrpepsia,
which is simply a nervous derangement of the diger.'
tire organs, they have been found equally succesafil,
I Their extraordinary effects upon the system Must ha'.
witnessed to be believed, and as a certain preventive' .
I fbr the pre c eding complaints thy ir c equally recent
i
'mended. The hippo are of different -pikes, being ,
made of all sizes; and of varies:, ornamental patterns,
I 1 and can be worn by the most delicate female without'
•the, slightest inconvenience. In fact, the sensation
i 3 rather agreeable than otherwise. •
. The Cdlvaxste Beier, Eregelets, Gussets,
• I Garters, Neclvlrtere,i &v.I
In some cases of a..yeey severe character. and of,
Ilong 'tending, the power. as applied by the Galt - Raja
L ltings isn'ot aufficientto arrest the progress of diaesse
and ultimately restore health. The improved inedi
l'fication-in the Galvanic Belts, Biffeeleis, 'Lc.; entire- .
I ly remedies this objection; any degree of power that
: is required can readily be elite:nea t and no complaint
I which the mystetioua agent of Galvanistn can effect
I will fail to bo permar.ently relieved. These articles
I ,w
are adapted to theeicts, arms, wrisivilieribs t ;odes;
I tit 34 part of the body, with perfect conyetiente.
The Galvanic Necklaces are used with greater bone.
fit in cases cf Bronchitis or effectiene of the throat- -
generally; • also in cases, of
,Nervous Deafness; awl', . .
I with almoct uniform suc c ess . as preventive for kid; , .
1 plee f , Epileptic Fits, and similar complaiets.
Christie's. stings:setae Ficlld
1 is usrld.in connection with thc'Galvanie Ring's. end
; all'their Modificatioes. ' This composition has been .
1 preitounced by the French Chemists to be one of the ..
moat extraordinary thicoverie's of medent seicncae It
is believed to possess the remarkable power of /la- ,
deriirtg the nceres a.nsitire.la ga/vanic action by-this • '
means causing a concentration of the influence, at the
seat ofdiseasa,thue giving rapid and immanent re
lief. No other composition in eheinistry
. I.noriv'n to
1
produce; the same effect, or. to impart a samilar*sie.
pertylo the nervauSir etetn, by Means Orlin outward
i local application, .The Magnetic Fluid contains With
; ing' capable af.the slightest injury; its applichiliii la,
agreeable, and it is as harmless in its action as it as
.. - ,
beneficial in its results. Full explanations and diree; • -
tons accompany it. The combined inventionsare*
every way pfefe - ctiv harmless; they are sold at - prices_
within the reach of all and the disceverer 0n1e . , - ree;
quests a fair trial es a test of their surprising efficacy
• •••
and permanent benefit.
Christie's
.6111 - slinte Etrengtherthag *III.
• ThF3C 3 rticlts form' another vaThabla application .
of the mysterious influence ofGalvacisrat They are •
an important adjunct to the genuine Galvanic Itingis ,
and their moditcations, acting upon the same plitict. • •
plc, but havinglthe advantage of mere local appliea-
lieu. They are confidently recommeedcd ae a valu
able addition in ' the speedy cure of Rhettnatiem,acute
or chronic; in all nervous complaints, and as a posi
tive remedy in cases of Pain and ll'eakness in the
Chest or Back, Pain in IM Side, in flarnclic Affections,
and in if or 47Trasion of the Pulmonary Or
gans. In Spinal Complaints their effects are of the
most decided charasecr, and ;hey have often beed
used with.complete nueicse. They are also of the
greatest advantage in Pains and Weakness of the
Brcast,and are highly recommended for many of aloes :
complaints to which females are especially liable. As
an effectual iiieans for etrengthening the systetn wheii
dtbiliCated with disease or other causes; as a certain .
aid in Constitutional Weakness, as .a Preventive of
Colds, and in all affections of the Chest, genersllr,
the Galvanic Strengthening Plaster. will be found 01
' great and permanent advantege. In a few words; it
! embraces all the virtues of the best tonic preparation,
'with the important additien•of the galvanic influence, .
which is neither impaired nor 'exhausted, while the'. _,...
' action continues. These artirlos will be found entire
, ly free from those objections which are a constant
1 source of complaint with the ordinary plasterazin
common use.
CArTION. .
r The great celebrity and success of these arti
des have caused them to be counterfeited by i)aprin
cipled perrons. To proiide against imposition, Dr.
Cams - tit has but one authorized agent in each city ot
the Union. The only agent in Pittsburgh,
W. W. WILSON..
CEaTIFICA.TES. ND TEsTimotiTALs,
Of the highest and most
_respectable character, are
constantly received, regarding the extraordinary
value and auccess•ofthcebord, articles. Itie believ
ed -that in the city ofNdw York. alone, upwards of
EIGHT THOUSAND PERSONS during a period of
less than a year, have liken entirely relieved of the
most painful chronie. disorders, some of which have
completely baffled all former efforts of medical art.
indeed many;of the first physicians of this city, who
disapprove of the Galvanic and Magnetic Machine,
constantly recommend this application in their prac
tice, and • with the exception -of those who are too
prejudiced tp gi i vc it a trial, the invention has re
ceived unanimous favor with the most intelligent
among the American Faculty. Dr. Christie is at all
times ready and most happy to give every facility to
physicians, arid all interested, for testing the truth of
his asserticni arid the efficacy4f his discovery.
Only ;gooey in Pittsburgh, corner of 4th. and.
Market etrect., octl4-dly
MBE SKIN AND COMPLEXION, at this (and,
• indeed, every other) season, isoften repulsive
in appoarae.ce, caused, in eight cares out of ten, by
the atmosphere; and what persons suppose disease -
of the blood, is simply a dieease
,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 the
pores; whitens the skin, and causes a healthy perspi
ration, thaty'be the skip never so dizfignred; unheal
thy, or diseased with pimplee'or freckles, sunburn,
tan and morphew, the true and termitic JONES'S
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP never fails to core
and dispel them; and to make the' skin deer and
lovely: It acts ao mildly and soothingly on -the
skin, that physicians use it stn ladies and infants, in
oldcases of scurvy, crrepelas, raft rheum, sore head,
rlngwerm; and it (mind, the genuine Jones' soap)
has often effected a core when every other remedy •-
failed. It is indeed a blessed remndv.
Sold. at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Warehotntes
89 Liberty structiheed of Wood—at the same place
is sold the Moorish Hair Dye, Coral Hair Restora
tive and Spanish Lily White. .-
Piturece.u. Orrict,:-Sign of, the American .Zagle,
82 Chatham street, New York. - . .
THE poisonous effect on the akin of cemmon pre
pared chalk is not generally known ladies;
how yellow rough and unhealthy it makes the skin in
time; besides. what a corpse like ; palid look it givee
when applied. They should use a beautiful prepar
ation, purely vegetable, which gives the facoarms or
neck, a natural lith-like whiteness;' and makes it
emootb. It is called Jones' Spanish Lilly White A
and is sold at JACI(SON'S Patent hledierne yetis,
house, 83 Liberty street, headof Wood; at tbe.salet -
place is sold Jones' Coral Hair ResteroWe ItsU
Chemical Sop and unrivalled shaving lien, • •
ji2.4-tf
IMMMM
-..-,,,..,•0r • •• 1-Y4, 1" : ::E - r- . 7.,, , .. . ---..;:,,:ef1.:5,
,-- ::if:::::: - N....=.;4# , ,k:: , ..,,:.•,..,, o ri k .. 4 .
~ 6 ,!:,;i;A, = -.--..,:,-:-....-z,p„. . ..
~ .., , - . ..., . ..., . ...,,4, - ,...,,,,,.:,...f.,.,,,,
~ , . „ .,,... ., . ...„, - .;.., ,, , - ,t....-i,.„..? f .4,t , 1 14
..,2
..: , -3.7, ~::49%.:.-fs:a.; , :e - " e•-•,. • s"'" r , ' , "' .
',.: - .. ~: - 4 -, '''• ' ,:- , gl'; ' , 14 4 14, ': 1- '.. ,, 77.',,f , ;1,5-4 ' %
' ''''-:,•;;;:!31:1?'..14,,,...?47.r414..:4-45;44.1,..,,
-;.ici.,:fy...,•:,-..- ;:;,,FiAl:•tf,;, ,, ,ce ., ;;!-A- • '
- '4.'-+)..,:z.; F.7.. vi.f . ; 4 . 4 %.•40,c„.., •
~ '?',,',1,;•/4q,-!.`alfti,Ni ' -''
...,
..1,....;,,... „ .„.....i.,,..41,;...fiewt44.,..:4 6 .,
... •"F:v4.4.4;5 - ~644. , 44. ,: , .. .0-,
~...)::::‘,. .... . L
; , .... , :,,,,.... 44 ....,...,..,..,
...
~ - .... ...•.',.-.•..4 . ,1 • ,- , 1
, ;.-:'7.7,-:•,..,w--_,.
,-- , ;'- - ..*Pg,
~..., .').
"i -.-::,- -' , ..;'-':P•.„.
• :-
I:-•• :::.-'-';,4.4;
--.....-,..:: • - . .....,,.),,
~.,.."',••• -. ! .•'','
) .',-- ' '4,.
'1 ''...'•;.'..—' -,-''..'.•-•'.:•;Vt
' - . , - '',,'"?4,.•
- • -
c ..,
•• -' : '",•?- ..44
, . .
. • .
J.
.. -•- •,'"1!--il
.. , ,il.-•
• , - -t- I
r • "
EWE
..•7 - ••••
. - • ."••••
.., ~.C '
- '' .'
,---'
- . - ... , :cr0`••;.0 .:, '
'-I•Y,, - "- • ".• -_,--
-' ,-,- _
' , • - - ••-•'.,-. , :- .•:
' '"
, , . •-• ';.'''•i-••''-
. r ~....e.:,....,.,.....,,,,;,,-:-.., .‘,_,-
- y:,,,.: ~.,... 4 , ~_ 2- '•:::. '• .•.
•
',..4;•:"'44.: 3;1%,..1F,1%•-fl
ilgTec;i:-..,%-
..' l , .!
:_. ,: r,,cati:,+:-,(l* -* ;•,:i', ••;.•;:,,i
v, •‘, :;:
.. %I: , ::'.4.•:, '' '
,-. :•Ali . IT,, ''• -.. ,:'
• ',.--4A;,:,:5-A f4;1.,f ''''-, ' .:
•., ; '.;•:'..V.' ~;',:t.-;•. '-';;-, ',
:
i,..:,',1-.,; , • : "1::.-.‘ f. • ~•%-:!,•,4
:,
..- ;.'t;;.;:.•44,..."'":. -, • ;:•-tz*P;
- ..„ , ,-•- -- .4;•;•;',"-G,
„*-• •- ,;.' --.,. -4
. :•- - - -:•‘ ' :,,,..: .
~ ,11'...•,,,i-1.4,•,. -
, -•
s ,•‘i —•-•,-'A--'.4, --(47:•TV 44.r•t•-1.,.--;•'
•-: - --, -- ,- ---` - .-'? 1 , - - 4 . -. ~,----,,-,;it.-f,--•.:--;_-:
: .„ 4,
~
.., ~,
-..,-it
..... , v , r ) „,-,,;• • •• :--- z 4 . 1„.,..
• i ',. .-: r;• - - ••>!;', , ,10..;;',4;*;.-7;• . - •:.11,::
- ..: • . ;,' ' - ~;- , • '':2-. •-,t)og'
.
it-
••.„,., -,, . ,
_ - • . -; .... -,4---19
• - '
• ...--•-,r,••;•- • - •
h w
- -
•• • '•
ISSEES
, • •
.` •
: A- -
• ;-Asc.
. . • •
I
• '
. • ,
' , •
. ,
. •
111=IMI
.:::.~
;.ra'
ec.
;:~ ~:.
;-~.
ERR
;`
~~ 1 ~ .
•
• •
•
- ~ :_,.
_,`:~
-..:~~
a ;
•.~~,,.
EIBIRVE
....... - i i , i .
. --'14r!'.1;::.
- *.t . .-..: , ..•.:',..-...,,-,: fii:',;.'!•,7.:7...
:.i;.*.;...'.
--, 1;%
::,,'
.r.-
. ' •:: , -, ., ( , -; . : , :44:ti`
* ". 1:.. -, i4',':' : . .. Ig..
1 :: • - , i ,:::;:?.. ,
1 , -
'7. — - •;::;:',;"
21.,.,
- ,..-7.•!' . .:.-''
s,
. -
IMI
• •
4
.-0
... . ,
'',•,,,. 4 ,
-...'-', 0.- - •,,-A.tr
,-, .-- - ,,t
i• -1- ' "•-' ~ ',',-,
.... , . ,„ 1 „ ...._,i...,..,..4. 2
...,,,...._,....,_ •
;••-,.: - 7 4 -' g,
-4,... • i•-.1",*: , -,.,',,:
~. ~ , ~,,_4 • •
''l,l\--- 4: •• - • - •:'.., f, .4 - o ' 4,
;-.7. -• ,',... ,
: , . •;,..6„,-;"2•V:ta2ks
1 4 . ,
• -.
_,• , 1,-.--,
1 .',
-.41 .,•
-) - -
~', , • . ,
.- -' ,7,t,nr . , ,
...--; ;,., '• -,`,.'-iNLZ'
_ , ,
~,,-' •-, ~•,.-.i.•:'
• ",'. ~ ..•5 -- -, - F.' '".,'x
i . .. i •.,,...',..V,``;
- - s
0. - =' •'•• r - t-_
- , -- ' ....i 7 .1:1A4,'•
-'' . ,- ••-
• :- ....-/":' •
,„ .., _,
• ..• - t ' -,•,..."
c'
_, , ',‘''..i'' . • • . i ;_f'4
• , r t" , "§ 1 4.:
~, .
. - • ' .......... , " ^
' ':.;;,..."'
A lt r?
...
r r.,r :.",,r0...,'
• 4.e.: 41 . -:. 7, 4,A ic .
. :41 , 1Z. ft . ...... 1.,
: 17 4
-
~..., . ....., ~.. t 0.....,
MEM
' 5 .:~
• • •
• i',:7,4.secy'sori"e l 7...i;
• e ".e •
;~.~,
_.
... ~a<~
>:.
_ .1.. .ice
MEI
MEI
• r,.... Z