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- COXXITTES TOIL DECHDIBEII.
C. 0:"LOomik" JW. H: Denny, • J. 111:Devitt.
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ARRIVED.
Clipper No. 2, Crooks, Cirteinhsti.
Hodson; Ebert, -Wheeling.
< Arens, Fleeson,
Dispatch, Nelson, Nlonongaliela City.
Lake Erie, Ilmips, Beaver. •
Bov9inan, Brownsville.
Louis M'Lane, Bennett, Brciwnsville..
•,.DSichsgan, Boles; Beaver. •
DEPARTED..
Hobert Fulton, Collier,"St. Louis.
c'." 7 .Virilinington, Dawson, Steubenville.
-- :-Hudson, Ebert, Wheeling. . • •
r. Dispatch, Nelson, Mon. City.
- Lake Erie, Hoops, Beaver.
Louis McLane; Bennett, Brownsville.
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'.: Consul, Bowman; Brownsville. •
.Mictugan, Boles, Beaver.
Iti ; ver inteUlgietipc,
nu: officers of the: steamer Archer down last
evening from Jefferson- City, report the Missouri
river falling very fast r with three feet water in 'the
channel,-below Jefferson City to-the Osage and
siien-feetfrom thence to the mouth. Very little
showlad fallen• above Jefferson City and it is to
be presumed that another rise will not take place
in that -stream before the close of navigation. Ice
was `running very thick in the. Mississippi, at the
mouth af.the Missouri, and also out of the Illinois.
Tbere•has beim no boat from either the Illinois or
Upper Mississippi, for several days past; and, as a
Matter at course, We are not aware of the exact
stage of water in those'sire.am.s, but at the last ac
counts they were both falling. The river opposite
this city continues to recede slowly, having fallen
rum two feet since the rise; yet there is enough
wider in- the channel for the largest class boats to
go out with full freight. 7-57. Louis New Enc.
aricinttati, DeerMber 21, 1840
;Trts Rivas—had fallen about two feet 10 inch•
its in the, last - two days ending at 4 o'clock, yes
teiday. -!The weather yesterday and previous
evening wai-severely cold, making ice'in the ca•
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CINCINNATI MARKETS
From the Signed of Dee. 21
Hcgs.--The `sales reported on'. Saturday were
mostly in small parcels, the number in the pens
being ornall.. On Friday, additional to lota report
ed, 328 Ws, heavy; were sold at $3,00; 60 do frm
Railroad., av'26olll, at $3; 35 do, at $2,8'703, divi
ding on 200 It; 80 do from wagons, av 260 lb, at
$3. O&Satarday, 200 hhds, heavy, drove, at $3;
180 do; iv . 250 tr; 153 do av 2521 b, at $3; .175 do
from wagoas,.at $2,8003. - •
Firesr.—The sales were moderate on Saturday,
OivingtO light receipts. The particulars were:
432 bbla from store at $.,6 0 i 209410, at $3,65; 300
do.from Railroad, at $3,65; 297 from Canal, at $3,-
69; 100 • ao, on previous evening, at 'same, showing
a firm market.
- Lartf.—A sale of 95 bris, slop fed, at 514?5, pres,
Green sale of GOO pcs Wes, from
goo., at Slc., , • •
Cheese.—Sales of 263 has for shipment, at Gic.;
.1 ton large, choice, at Sc.-
' sale of 1,500 lb.-choke roll, at 121ic
3 beta do. at lle.
Cotton.—A sale of 4 bales Micl.lT,enn. at 91c.
Dried Friiit.—A sale 0r.23 bush. Peaches from
store,,at.sl,4o; 200 do. Apples <2.5 Ms.) at 62e.
Swiar.--Sales of 13 hhds corn: and fair N. 0.,
at 4106 e.
Whiskey.--ales of4o bble front canal, at 151ic4
35-do from river, at same; 35, sp and 41 do do,
15}e,;'51 do from Railroad, at same; 39 do, from
Avarr,cins, ' at same; 300 do rectified- rom store. at
same.
St LOUIS MARKV.T..
.TOISDAX Evans sr:, . Dec. 15;.1544.
Ybere was &Very Small amount of Produce up - -
on the Levee to-day,- and with the 'exception of a
few tales of Wheat these was little else done.--
Frelghts ta New Orleans were stiffer than yester
day, and 73c.
• Was. asked for Flour. Retween
2500 and 3000, bags gaod and prime Wheat were
taken at rates ranging from 70 to 73c ce bu. os.
nahatrand good cotton sacks included; 630 sacks
ptime went to a miller at 63c. estelnsive of -sack.
The demand was quite active, anti nearly all 'upon
the Market was purchased at rates ranging from
58 to 113 cents for prime and goOd qualities; $3,75
vias the most offered for Illinois flour, a sale of
.1071sb1s Providence Mills was made last evening
at s3,Bq, but -$3,75 was the top of the market to
din-about 500 bids. were upon the landing, none
of which had been sold at the close of our inqui
ries...3,7s(iD3,Bo are the extremes of the market,
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Important to 018 Countrymen.
‘`IL!LIINDEN & CO.'s EMIGRATION OFFICE.
TILE Subscribe : l. having now
the sole Agency, in the west for,
7 1111 . 11 , 1*141 7 " the above House, is
. prepared to 41-1117
send 'fir - bring out passengers on the most liberal
terms,. and with the greatest comfort and despatch )
as they, have the best vessels, sailing every week,
eni . ressly for this line ) ) and will invariably give
passages ; secured: on this side the water, the prefer
epee of-berths, and will attend tot paasengers'lng
gage on landing tbrough the Coati= House free of
expense, and will also forward them to their friends
1
in any part.of the United States, thus protecting the
emigrant froin all the wrongs and' vexatious frauds
which they have heretofore had imposed upon them.
- blears. Hamden & Co.. are :also the Agents for
the Eoyal Mail Steamera. -
. ..Eemittances by-drafts at sight-4o any amount—
riajable in any part of England, Ireland, Scotland,
qrWalis. Application to the subscriber personally
or by, Tatter
,{post paid,) will meet with every atteh
lon, Office,. Third street, one door west of Wood
street. _ .
_JOSHUA ROIIINSON,
dirWlibr3m
European 4., Genera! Agent
ostortoz R. RIDDLE,
CO NY E Y . A N ER,
FFICE in Avery Row, sth street, above Smith-
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field insect, Pittsburgh.
DIEM Idostrosans,Aonzanurri, Bons, RELEASES
and , other instruments of writing ,drawn with neat
ness, legal accuracy and despatch. He will , also at
tend to .drawing and • filing • Idecustarc , s Limns, Ae
tountsqf Executors; Administrators, 4.c., Examining
ticks to Real. Estate, Searching Records for Liens,
e. From his - long experience and intimate acquaint , .
Arica with the mannerof keeping the public records,
..he.expects to give satisfaction to those who may en
trust their bus nese to his care. decl6.4lBrw
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Rural Register and Almanac.. •
ANDAETWS RURAL REGISTER AND . AL
14.84ANAC.for 1847—a work of unusual merit. It
contains one hundred and forty-four pages. octavo,
and gireis fall Alirections for the culture of vegeta
bles ruadiloWershA dairy of Work to be performed
each 'ill:math; directions for transplanting, grafting,
fac44 eagravingeand descriptions of select fruits; illus
trations of farm and garden implements, portraits of
:algae cattle; miscellaneous reading, with the usual
astronomical information of an almanac, &c. &c.
test- received and for sale by the'subscriber, and to
be bad • at the hookstores generally, at the extremely
lolv price of 16 . cents per copy. •
F. L. SNOWDEN, Druggist,
r declB-dsrwlm , 29 Water at. •
Prosh Oyateri.
HE. subscriber will receive Rosh Oysters daily
from Ealtiniorei which he will
.serve up iurall
Thedifrerent stSrles, at the Franklin Hotel, Fourth it.,
between'fizalthileld and Grant.. .• '
'xictls... • • C. SCHMERTZ
'Tarot can always find at G: Schnook's, on thikoio ,
ner of,Pifth and SmiMeld sta., finsh Oysters
'Served up in every style, on :the shortest notice.
Also, Ground Nut Candy, Fruit's, and Pastries of•the
chnicest *ludo, Call and see. - ,novl3-dtttp
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EUSIONE
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Prepare for are: riot in - the
habit of puffing patent Medicines, but there is one
which we feel it our duty to-'recommend to-our
Volunteers, ail a moat excellent :Yemedy for the
flisorderi incideut to a change of - water,diit and
.F. , ,
climate; we allude to-JAM:ft:A CARPI IN3TIT -BAL
SAM, which has - been tested by- many of our citi
zens and found to be all. that isclaimed for it.—
Rev. Asa Shinn, one of the first of oar clergy, in
1.5.13 tested the medicine, and Tacoma - resided - it as an l i
unfailing remedy . ror diseases of = the stomach and
bowels, to which our Volunteers :will be sobject
ere they reach Mexico. A bottle should be.nlaced ,
in .the knapsack of every soldier, and the price is 1
such as,to placeit within the reach of - all. It can,
be procured at the Pekin Tea Store, Fourth street.
near-Wood.—Dispatch. decl7
Important to Consumptfacs.—Strange! that so
many .who are afflicted with a Cough-that isgradu
ally v;•earing them down, and slowly but surely,
stealing them into thaLdreattruf disease Consump
lion--th at' disease which carries off thouiands daily
—are dohig nothing, or, what is worse than noth
•ing, are:gorging themselves with nostrums that are
puffed to the skies for cures they are said to have
effected on some foreign or unknown persons, when
they can be positively cured by using Dr. Rogers'
ccimpound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar, , which con-
tinues to make the most remarkable cures ever re
corded in' the annuals of Medicine; which is pro
ved by reference to the vast number of certificates
from rhe first and most respectable citizens—such
as the Hon. Judge William Burke, the wife of the
Rev. Gee. Maley; Doctor Wro. Richards; Mrs. Hi
ram Plummer, Deviancy Ludlow, Es' q., of Cincin
nati; and a great number of others in this city.—
Certificates of not only•of remarkable cures of die
tressing Caugh, but cases of Consumption positive.
ly cured, after physicians of the highest standing
have given them up to dial
For sale by D. C. Kneeland, principal agent,
Grant street, one door below 2d.
See advertisement of Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and.
Tar, in another column. decd
Canter's's Galvanic Remedies for all kinds of
nervous affections they have heenused with entire
success in all•cases of Rheumatism, ante or chro
nic, applying to the head, face or limbs; gout, tic
dolereus, bronchitis, vertigo, nervous or sick head
ache, indigestion, paralysis, palsy, epilepsy, fits,
convulsions, cramp, palpitation of the heart, neu
ralgia, general debility, &c. In cases of dyspepsia,
which is simply a nervous derangement of the di
gestive organs—they have been found equally suc
cessful.
. These applications are in the form of Rings and
Magnetic Fluid, Bands, Bracelets, Belts, &c.
az? See advertisement tor further particulars on
the outside of this sheet.
Forzale at the only agency, 57 Market street
dec9
Assignees Sale or Pansy Dry Goods and
Millinery at Auction.
A .T M'ILENNA , I3 Auction Rooms, N 0.114 Wood
rt., 3d door from sth, on Monday next, Deeem
ber,2Bth, at 10 o'clock, A. M. `rill be sold by order
as Assignees, for cash, par funds, the following
cies, viz: -
Thread. lace., trimming sio., DUMB delaines, cash
mere de CI:13, striped walking cloth, embroidered
thibet shawls, plaid shawlr, fringes and French arti
ficial., fancy ribbons, feathers, velyet bonnets, new
style Gents , cravats, lace capes, dm. &c.
dec24 • P. 31>KENNA, Auct>r.
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Underwriter's Sale of Dry Goods, ete.
OMonday morning the 28th Inst., at 10 o'clock,
will be sold at the Commercial Auctiob Rooms,
corner of Wood and sth sta., for account of who:n
it may concern, the following Goods, viz:
25 pieces Prints, 2 do. black alpacca, 3 do. Tartan
plaids, 3 do. wool 'na shawls; 2 doz wool comforts,
2 do. Gloves, 1 piece Beaver cloth, 5 pieces super
fine.. waterproof Pilot cloth, 3 do. fancy striped cas
sitneres, 6 do. ass'il grey and bloc sattinnetts.
At 2 o'clock, P.M., 3 boxes Virginir manufact'd
tobacco,.
3} Spanish Cigars.
decl9 ' JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct'r.
3 Valuable Building Lots on Fifth street
at Aiactlesix.
OS - Wednesday evening the 30th inst., at 7 o'clock,
at the Commercial Auction Rooms, corner of
Wood and Fifth sta., will ba sold withoutreserre for,
cash, par funds.
Three very valuable building lots, situate between
Wood & Smithfield streets, commencing at the dis
tance of 60 foot, from Smithfield street, haring eachi
a front of 17 feet 9 inches, on Lirth street and extend-,
in back 1.20- feet. Title indisputable.
decl6 :JOUR D. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Peremptory Bale of. Real Estate,
An BUILDING LOTS on and near the Fourthst.
4A/ Road,,at Auction. Ott Wednesday evening
the 30th inst., at? O'clock, (or immediately after the
sale of 3 lots of Ground on oth st.,) at the Commer
cial Auction Rooms, corner of Wood and oth fits.,
will be sold without reserve, 40 very handsomely
situated lots of Ground, fronting on Pennsylvania
Avenue and streets adjacent thereto, embracing
pleasant situations fur private Dwellings and Busi
ness purposes. A plan of which may be seen en
application to James B. Irwin ortbe subscriber.
TEasts- , --One-rdth Cash or an approved note at
tour months; the residue in four equal annual pay
ments with interest. JOHN D. DAVIS,
Auctioneer. -
Superior Building Lots for Sale in the
Filth Ward.
"MUTT Lots, fronting on Penn street, opposite
LA -the mansion of Dr.. Shoenberger, the corner on
Adams street, 22/ feet by 100, the others 20 feet
each by 100, all extending to Spring Alley.
Five Lots fronting..na Liberty street, at and adjoin
ing Factory street, each 20 feet by 160 deep to Quin.
cy street, opposite the new Catholic Church, on these
are erected seven frame buildings.
Title indisputable and a liberal extension of pay
ment to duit purchasers, They will be sold to close
the concern. Apply to Michael Allen, or Lewis
Hutchison, 'at their warehouses, or to James S.
Craft, F. 3.1., at his office, SO Pourth street,
_ _
igr A variety of Cotton Machinery, viz:—Cards,
Throstles, still oa hand for elle on very.
reasonable terms, and time, on large sales.
octl9A3m
ATIIREE story Brick Rouse, situate in the vil
lage. of East Liberty, L. miles from the city; it
has about k acre of ground attached, a good Garden;
it is an excellent stand for a Tavern, having a good
frame stable, a large shed for Carriages and Ten
Pin alley; .several good fruit trees and a pump ores
collent water on the place. The House is large and
in good condition, having been occupied as a dwel
ling for some time by Mr. James Burnside. It will
be sold or rented low on reasonable terms.
Persons desirous of further information will please
call at J. D. Davie' ommercial Auction Rooms, cor
ner of Wood and sth sts. decl7-tf
- VNTILL be exhibited to the ladies and gentlemen
11' . of Pittsburgh and vicinity, fora few days, a
the Etheneum Philo Hall, entrance, Third street.—
A self propelling wheel of two feet diameter which
hasthe power of perpetual motion, and at present
sufficient to drive a clock, to which it is attached. A.
B. Van Cott, has at great expense of ime and labor
brought this wonderful piece of mechanism to
perfection. The wheel •and frame in which it
stands ire enclosed in a glass case, and can be taken
up and removed from one place to another with
out interrupting its motion, showing that it is per
fectly isolated 'and free from any external agency.
Any one can discover every portion of the work
by simply looking at it, so open and free from even
the appearance ofdeception has it been constructed.
All these visiting the Exhibition, will, on leaving,
have thcir.mancy returned, should they he in the
least dissatisfid. Admittance 25 cents; doors open
from 9to 1 A. hl.; 2 41 5 and 7to 9} P. M.
decl7;
111ORTER , S City Daguerririn Gallery, Philo Hall,
1 - Third at., Pittsburgh, Pa., and Franklin Build.
flogs, - Baltimore, Md.
Mr. Porter respectfully announces that he has at
considerable expense fitted up apartments, and an.
ranged light for Dagnerreotyping purposes. His long
experience in this art has enabled him to overcome
mazy of the objections too common to pictures taken
by this method.
Mr. Porter is aware that the impression has gone
abroad (owing to the many failures to produce good
pictures,) that. clear and distinct Daguerreotypes can
not be made in Pittsburgh. nig experiments, how
ever, Once he has opened his Gallery, fully warrant
him in saying that as good pictures can be made here
as elsewhere. .
. .
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and ex
arninespechnens, '
'lnstructions given, and instruments and materials
furnished upon reasonable terms..
All orders from country operators promptly attend
ed to; n0v.25-tf
'MEW DISCOVERY—By which all Stores and
11 Pipes, or Grates, may be kept jet black with as
beautiful a polish as a coach body with one applica
tion a year. Sold only in Pittsburgh, by.W. Jackson,
No. 89 Liberty st. head of Wood at. Pittsburgh. deed
IiffOI7IOGANY VENEERS AND BOARDS—Just
received, a large assortment of the abore,and
for sale'at' F. BLIJMES
see No. 112 Woodatredt, 2nd door above sth
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EBBNI
Wellsville Regular Packet.
'Tste stehmer ARENA, Rzzat C. FLEE
einr,-Master,_will leave Pittsburgh for
Wellsville aria
..all - intertnediste landings, on Mon
days, Wednesdaits,:AntL ut a ...clock,A. M.;
and %yelbtiale fur Pittsburgh_ on Tuesdays, Tburs
days, and Saturdays,arS O'clock, A. M.- 'Tor freight
- - -
or passage apply. on .board. - . tiecs
,
For Wh -t
eeling—egular Packet.
Trit splendid ,light - draught steamer
DOMINION; S. TYLEIti Master, will run
as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing; leaving Pittsburgh for.WheelingeverYtfonday,
Wednanday and Friday, at 3 o'clock, P. M.; and leav
ing Wheeling for Pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday,'at 9 o'clock, A. M. For freight
or passage apply on board. • novs
The well known fast 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 /V. Co.; Agents,
•
ap•lG • . " No. 30, Water street.
For Cincinnati and Louisville
leave,
The:ifew and splendid passenger steam=er COLUMBI A, O'NEAi, Master, will
leave or t a above and intermediate ports, regular
ly. . .
,
FOr freight or passage apply on board,
.or to
jel : • D. WILKINS, Agent.
For Saint Louls--floanlar Packet.
The new and splendid passengersteam
.
er BRUNETTE, Capt. Perry, wilirun in
the tra e trod' Pittsburgh to St. Louis, during -the
season of 1846.
The Brunette was built expressly for -the trade,
and is elegantly found in every respect,
For freight or passage apply on board. apl4
For Cincinnati and St. Lard*
The passenger steamer PALESTINE ;
z. Capt. Williams, will leave for the above
an. a intermediate ports regularly.
For flvighior passage apply on board. jeS.
Tuesday 74venlisg.Packot.
The new and splendid passenger steam
boat DECLARATION, Capt. Vorhees,
will run as regular packet between Pittsburgh 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 superior accommodations
to passengers. For freight or passage apply on
board. jet
CINCINNATI PACKETS.
The regular mail and passenger, steamer.
tONONGAHELA, Capt. Stone, will run
as a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati, leaving this port every Monday at 10, A. M.,
and Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. Return
ing, she will leave Cincinnati every Thursday, at 10,
A. M. For freight or passage apply on board.
The Monongahela was built expressly for this
trade, and offers to the passengers comfort, and su
perior accommodations. mar 31
THE regular mail and Pasenger steam
erIJNION, Captain Maclean,will run as
a regular packet between Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati, leaving this port every Monday at G o'clock,
P. M. Returning she, will leave Cincinnati every
Thursday at t'3 P. M.
The Union was built expressly for this trade,
and affords every accommodation.
For freight or passage apply on born!. may 9
THE regular mail and passongarstearn
er If[DERMA; Capt. John Xlinefelter,
wi run as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and
Cinchinati, leaving this port every Tuesday at 10 A.
M., and Wheeling 'at 10 P. M. of the same day.—
Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Frid..ty at
10 A. i• 1. For freight or psasage apply on board.
The Hibernia was built expressly for the trade,
and offers to: the passengers every comfort and su
perior accommodations. apl
W EDNESDAY PACKET
VIE regular mail and passenger steam
er NEW ENGLAND, Capt. S. D. Page,
en I run as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Wednesday at 10
A. M., and Wheeling at 10 P. M. the same day.—
Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Saturday
at 10 A. M. For freighter passage apply on board.
The New England was built expressly for this trade
end offers to the passengers every comfort and sop°.
nEcommodationa.
T}IURSD 1F PACKU.T.
f6r6t.TIIE new U. S. blail strainer ACADIA ,4
"." M. E. Lucas, Master, will run as a regu-1
at- passenger naeliet between Pittsburgh and they
above port during the season of 1846, leariag every'
Thursday at 10 o'clock. A. Al.
The Acadia is new and has superior accotnmoda
tions. For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to
ap9 J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
FRIDAY PACKET.
Tll F. regular mail and passenger steam
cr CLIPPER N 0.2, Captain Crooks, will
run as a regular packet between Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh, leaving this port every Friday at 10 A. M.,
and Wheeling at 10 P. M. the same day. Returning
ahe will leirie Cincinnati every Monday at 10 o'clok,
A. M. For freight or passage apply on board.
The Clipper No. 2 was built expressly for this trade.,
and offers to her passengers every comfort and ac.
aommodation. . mar 23
The regular mail and passenger !maim,
CIIICASSIAN, Capt. Isaac Burnett, will
run as a regular Packet between Pittsburgh an.
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 Tuesday,
at 10, A. M, -For freight or passage apply on board.
The Circassian was built expressly for this trade,
and offers to her passengers every comfort and ac
commodation. mar 23
• The regular mail and passenger steam or
MESSENGER, Capt. Linford, 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 Tuesday, nt 10
o'clk A. M. For freight or passage apply on board.
The Messenger was built expressly for this trade,
and oilers to her passengers every comlbrt and ac
commodation. mar 23
Ohio River Telegraph,
FROM Pittsburgh to Louisville through Wheel
ing, COlumbus and Cincinnati.
The subscribers were appointed a Committee to
-distribute 200 shares of 850 each of the stock of said
Company, to the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity',
(that being the proportion allotted to this city by the
Company.)' As all feel an interest in this important
improvement; and it is believed to be the best stock
ever ofEered the community, in order to give a more
general extent, the Committee deem it proper to con
fine the subscription to two shares for one week from
this.
Rooks for subscription at the Counting Room of
Hanna & Waterman, Water at.
• JAMES MAY,
RICHARD EDWARDS,
JOSHUA HANNA,
del4Committed.
• Pittsburgh Hospital.
UNDER THE CARE Or THE SISTERS or 111EACT.
Dr.'s Addison, Gl:m . 4am, Brute, and M , Merii, Phy-
A RRANGEMENTS are now completed for open- 1
. 4 11. ing this institution on or about the first ofJauu
ary, lfir. Accommodations for twenty , patients!
have been ordered{ if the contributions now being
solicited from the citizens warrant it, accommoda
tions will be prepared for forty. Donations for this
purpose can be given to the Collecting Committee,
or sent to the Sisters orMercy, Peon streot, or to
any of the following:—Jtunes May, A. Tiernan,
James Blakely, John Coyle, 3.. S. Cosgrive, Com
mittee. dec9-lm
Finn subscriber has received on consignment a
j_ few orOliver Evan's celebrated Water Filters,
manufactured in Philadelphia, such as are how gear
orally used, in the Eastern cities. They, are warran.
ted to purify, Pump, River, or Rain Water, °ionis
ing it of all Mineral, Animal, Vegetablior other un
wholesome-matter—rendering it equal to the finest
Spring water, otherwise on failure, (if teed as direc
ted) the price paid will be refunded.
The subscriber, having been appoiked agent for
the sale of the above, will receive orders and furnish
them at manufacturers prices.
GEO. COCHRAN,
Novl4 No 26, Wood et.
Fpm LOTS—Bounded by Penn, Liberty and Hay
sta., each lot having 24 R. front, and eAending
back 110 R. Two"of them are corner lots; and the
position of the whole property is one of the most ad
vantageous-in the city. For further information ap
ply to , M. SWARTZWELDER, Fourth at.
nov3-tf bet. Wood and Smithfield.
For lieut.
AROOM in the first story of n Brick Rouse on the
corner of .Fifth aro: Vnio4,stE. Apply to
novl7 4/4MES MAY.
=MIN
ror Cincinnati:
MONDAY PACKET
MONDAY PACKET
TUESDAY PACKET.
SATURDAY PACKET
SATURDAY PACKET
VV ftter
For Salo,
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R.& . TES OF:.11/MICOIINTs
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coaatitiii•,3l'sYr:y
ALI EN If.R'AMER, Y,XCHANGE BROKER,
int nr WOOD STREETS,.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh-Banks • pai
Philadelphia Banks Ann
Germantown..
Chester county. .... ..Ot
Delaware county.... :or
Montgothery county:.par
Northumberland Co...par
Col 'll.talt & Bridge Co par
Rending or
Lancaster par
Doylestown par
Easton - par
Bucks county..:. . . par
Pottsville ' "_pat
Washington ...
'Brownsville.`
York .. , , '
Chambersburg '
Gettysburg .... .
Carlisle .. • . ••• • • V
Harrisburg • .1
Harrisdale ' •
Lebanon • I
Lewistown „ , . ..,.1
Wyoming.... -
Erie •
West Branch 1
Waynesburg, .
Susquehanna County
Lehigh County, ....
U. States Bank
Relief Notes,
City and County Scrip..
State Bk and Branchev.
Cincinnati 8anke.•......1
Cireleville (Law - rev
Col amh us Bank i
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Massillon'
Sandusky I
Geaugti I
Norwalk - I
Ne% Lisbon
Wooster . .. . .
Marietta I
Chillicothe .:. . .
Cleveland,',.`.....-..1
Sciota .. . .. . . . • I
Landaster S
Hamilton ..10
Canton • 20
Urbana ,
Granville ' ' - 45
State Bkindllranches - 45
Batik of Illinois ..70
aticuxonif. ' .
Riser ..70
(nominee Company ...5
State Bank 5
Oakland County 10
Farm and Mach bank .10
St, Clair 75
missouni
IState Bank
,tll banks
INDIANA.
State Bk an 4
State Scrip
New
[Philadelphia,,
fialtimqlT
KVNTUCIO
AU Banks
..VIRGINI.t.
Eastenillanks
Wheeling ......
Branches
Bech at Morgnutown— /
VALUE OF COINS.
&mar. Gold, (pretn),
)Icl do. do. .°..5 .
Guineas 5 00
Sovereigns $4 83
Frederickdors 97 80
Ten Thalers ..... —7 80
Ten Guilders.. 3 90
Louisd , ors.. .. . . ,4 2.5
Napoleons. 3,80
atetItIrLAND. •
Baltimore City pal
coutary IL - As ... . . ....
NEW YORK.
City. Banks . . . . . —.put
Country Banks ..... • .1
NEW ZNOLAVD.
All SOlrent b0Ak5.....• .1
Doubloon, Spanish .. 16 00
Do. Patriot 15 50
Ducats 215
XTECTABINE FINE CUT CHEWING TOBAC
CO.--W. & D. RINEHART, No. 33 Hand at.,
takepleasure in announcing to the. public that they
have just intioduced a new and delictodk article of
fine CHEWING TOBACCO, which they can recom
mend to customers as mild, pleasant, finely flavored,
and entiroly free from 'adulterating'. They have also
on hand a very fine lot. of CAVENDISH of the very
best quality.: ' decl4
Improved Method of Double -Entry ;
I TAUGHT 111 , MR. DUFF,
• I) ) 11 I i I
V i !the or i e n countant's frotitu
e te.
A A and securing gacthcueracy, process,n,.
system ever introduced has given equal satisfaction.
Those who desire to be satisfied upon this point can
have reference to Merchants in this city who have
tested is utility by five or six years' experience. Mr.
Duff's new work upon Steamboat Book Keeping, just
published, enables hini to teach that branch of the
science of accounts tattle utmost perfection: Clasies
for penmanship and Mercantile Calculations both day
and evening. decs
Monongahela Navigation Company ? .
IIIkTOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.—In pursuance
IN of the provisions of the Charter; the annual
meetings of the Stockholders of the Monongahela
Navigation Company, will be held on Monday, the
4th day of January, 1847, at the office of the said
company, in Breed's building, Fourth street, in the
city of Pittsburgh, at 2 o'clock, P.M. fra thapurpuse
of electing officera for the ensuing year.
doc4-td WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Sec'y.
Ho! for Mexico.
MILITARY ;EQUIPMENTS.
'WE subscriber is prepared to furnial Swords,
j_ Sashes, Epaulettes;, Caps, Plumes, Buttons,
Lace and all other Militi4 Trimmings, on as cheap
terms as can be procured in the Eastern cities, for
cash. Also Allen's Patent G Barrel Revolvers.
W. W. WILSON,
Cor. 4th and Market sts.
Ay the President of the United Staten.
I's pursuance of an act of Congress;approved on
the ,elesosith day of July,,. .1546,. entitled "An
act to authorise the y r n t id e j l t m• the thicterustate
to sell the I'6ol - 0 mineral huids MY States of
Illinois and Arkansas, and Territories of Wisconiin
and lowa' supposed to contain lead ore," 4.IAMES
K. POLE, President of the United States of Amer
ica, do Iferebs declare and inake known, that a 'pub
lic sale will be held'at the Land Office at DUBUQUE,
in the Territory of lOWA, commencing on Mondas,
the Bth day of Mareh next, for the sale of the pub
lic lands ILENNITITORE WITHIIELD FROX SALE ON
ACCWINT TIIE TAEVABLE LEAD NINES TILEBEIN,
within the following townships end flactional town
ships, known u the men LEAD sitisi DISTRICT, to
,
Nang& of the bass line and east, (f the AM - principal
. , .metidfan.
Townships eighty-eight, eighty-nine and ninety,
...nd fractional township ninety-one, of range one,
Township eighty:eight, and fractional townships
eighty-nine, ninety And ninety-one, of range two.
Township eighiy:4lfiven, and fractional townships
eighty-eight and eighty-nine, of range three.
Fractional townships eighty-seven and eighty
eight, of range four,
Fractional township eighty-seven, of range five.
Forth of the base lies and west of the jitth prinripti,
• meridian.
Township ninety, and fractional tow•nsiiip ninety
me, of . range one. • ,
Fraationai townships ninety-one, ninety-two and
rinety.three, of range two.
Township ninety-two, of range three.
Lanarappropriated by law for the use of sehoids,
military and other purposes, will be excluded frimi
sale; also all quarter quarter sections eovered in
-
whole, or in "part, by those mining leases, Which
shall not be determined by the day fixed for the
commencement of these sales.
pre-emption claims will not be allowed to any of
the above lands„until alter they have been offered
et public sale, and become subject to private entry;
and all of such lands - as contain a mine or mines of
lead ore actually discovered and being worked, will
be sold in such legalsubdivision or snbdivisions as
will include such mine or mines, at pot km than' two
dollars and filly cents per acre.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks, (unless
the lands are sooner'disposed of) and no longer; and
no private ,ntries of land in the townships and frac
tional townships so offered will be admitted until af
ter the expiration of two weeks from the commence
ment of said sale.
In Anther execution ol the said act, I have melted
the Commissioner of the General Land Office . to pub
lish With this proclamation a brief description orthe
mineral regions in which thestrlands lie, and of the
lands now offered for sale, which he has prepared
from official documents and other means of infor
mation.
Given under nay hand at the City of Washington,
this fifth day of September, Anne Domini, one thou
sand eight hundred.snd forty-six.
By the President:. JAMES K, pax.
UM= H. NITS,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
` The lands in the mineral reglons,embraced in the
above proclamation of the President of the United
States, are believed to contain the richest mines of
lead that/axe yet been discovered; the ore yielding
about eighty per cent, of pure metal. Copper, also
has boon found in this region in considerable quan
tities. • '
Great advantages arc said to exist for the manu
facture of lead in various forms, particularly into
shot, the river banks being so elevated as to require
little or no expense in the erection of towers; and
the ore, from its great purity, may be manufactured
into snot by the first smelting.
The location of these mines being near the Mis
sissippi river, affords great facilities of transporta
tion, the average cost of which to St. Louis is about
fifteen cents per hundred pounds. The soil is rep
resented as being unusually fertile, producing all
the small grain in great abundance, and_ flanishing
excellent range for cattle—thus presenting equal in
ducements to the agriculturist and the minor. ;
The DUBUQUE mines in, fractional towntbips
eighty-eight,-eighty nine, and ninety, of range : two
east, situated on the banks of the Mississippi,.'are
considered the most important ; the DURANGO mines
in townships-eighty-nine . and ninety, ofrange one
east, are the next in value; and the CATTESE mines
in fractional township eighty-eight, of
.range three
east,, also on the river, are the third. Other mines
have,been discovered in this region; and it is very
probable that future elorations will bring to light
}others as rich, and productive as any now known.
t • JAMES IL PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the Gencrall,cinet (Mace.
1- September sth, 1846. sepl9-lawlBt
EGARS, boies imported and other Regalia
Segars; 30 f boxes imported and other Castello
Segars; 161 boxes imparted andother La Bella and
Madura Segare,in More and for sale low by ;.
•
doe) ; 16 Market et., cor. Pro*
::
~. ~,' .;
M==:2
_
ISs•ecsa4ieu,ileas and
0 half piptie Old Cog.Biandyi (Pineti Caetillon &
.24" --" " ." (J.& F. Martell
"' • do.
hf. pipos as « -(Edwardlagnerounc.3
- 2 qt.caskl (Godard.) ' .
3qt casks Ruchollo -(A.,Seignette.) • '
3'pipes .Weeep inker Holland Gin.
40 qt. caske Port Wine, of various grades..
20 ." ~ Dry.Malaga %Vine.
10 fc " Sweet "
10 Indian barrels Muscat-" • V
1 puncheon. Old Ja naica Spirits, on dranght,
1 • " " Irish Whiskey,.. ::
For sale by MILLER Sc DICKETSON,
dec7 - 170-Liberty et.'.
Linseed Otl.
, .
10 BBl4S'
just received. and Tor wale by
' MILLER & RICKEItON,
()eel° 370 Libeity st
A n BMA. pure Rye Mouongabele Whiskey.
'1 1 1..1.200 bbls; pure old .. , t- ic
For sale by MILLER & RICKETRON,
dec7 1701,iberty at
trigICNESSEE.PHA NHTS, A small int, very al
j, , perior,, just received and for sale by
MARTIN & SMITH;
Wood et.
FRESII ROLL RUTTERL-5 13arrels, neatly-put
, tip, for sale by . . •MARTIN &
decls• .56 004
. . • W •
AA A. MASON, 62 Market st., offers for sale an
extensiye efisorttnerit of- Cloths, Cassimeros,
Vesting and Tailors' Trimming dcl
A_ A, MASON, 62 Market st., has received an.
other lot of New .Goods; coniprising 12 pall.
Cotton and Silk Warp Alpaccas ; pea. red, white
Flannels; and yellow lO pes. dark raised Cassinetll
20 pcs. Kentucky Jeans; Canton Flannels; Ticki.ngs;
Striped. Checks, Se.' del
EASTERN. ERCLIANNE
{preen,)
A •A, MASON. 62, Market st.; has ou hand ati
extensive .assortment ofShaWls, comprising
more of those splend:d Brochi, also CaShieere worst:.
ed 'and other Shawls - decl
2h E ATS cAssu, in store and for sale by
vHAYS & BROCKWAY,
dcc 3 No. 2 Commeroiarßow, Liberty st, -
1 CASE CAIII3 MAGNESIA for mile by "
1 dec 3 , . 'HAYS &BROCKWAY
2 CASES CADD MAGNESIA for Rile by
dcc 3 BAYS Et BROCKWAY
CASKS CHLORIDE LIM E for sale by
dec 3 HAYS 4. BROCKWAY
0 CASKS SAL SODA for sale by
A/ dee 3 - HAYS 4- BROCKWAY
A BBLS:..New York and Pittsbnrg,h Varnishes, on
4 1 1 hand and for sale low by • •
dec 3 . MAYS & AROCKWAY.i
PAINTS AND OILS, a general assortment always
on hand and far sale by '
HAYS a, BROCKWAY,
No. 2.Cornmercial Row, Liberty at.
. .
PPLES-93 bbls. Green Apples, of different
.1 - 1_ kinds, flit sale by
nos2o P. C. MARTIN, 60 Water st.
I3GAII CURED HAMS.-12000 superior Sugar
tj Cured Hama, a prime article, ibr LIU by •
nov2o P. C. MARTIN. 60 Water at.
RANGES—IOOO prime Havana Oranges, for
1 1,J sale by nov2o P. C. MARTIN, 60 Water it.
20 000`115:eratforartC' at Beck's Moil*
. sale. 'Y
• ' L. WILMAR.TH,
norlS. Penn st" between Hand and Irwin at.'`
POPLAR BOARDS, well seasoned and for sale by
[norlB.] L. WILMARTH.
Sundries.
Tierces fresh Rice: -
5
14 Ws, Conklin improved Lard Oil;
1000 lbs. Bacon, Shoulders., Oa hand and
!'or sale bY ." F. SELLERS.
sep24. No. 17, Liberty street.'
J4ARD,'IOO kegs, No. 1, Layd on consignment;
And fur sale by F. SELLERS.
sep24. No. 17 7 Liberty street
Q liG4ll 'IOUS E MOLLASSES.-6 bbl!. Good al 9, ,
0 S. 11. Molasses, in store and far sale by
sep23. F. SELLERS.
111tairlueto Netts.
EO. S. SWAIITZ has on hand a lot or very eu
ll perior white and- colored - Mtiaqueto Netts
which will be fold cheap at No. 106 Market street.
jolt
BEDSTEADS of diWerent .kinds %vitt; Gazzani>s
iron patent fatitenings, superior to anything now
in use, for sale low at the furniture warehouse of .
' angi. T. B. YOUNG & Co, Hand suet
TBLES—Pier, Centre and Card Tables of differ
cat patterns: If you want a good article chcsp
call at the Furniture Warehouse of
T. YOUNG Sr Co,
je6 • 31 Hand it.
Wood Street Property for .
THAT desirable lot of pmund at the foot of Wood
JL. street, occupied at the tilde of the great fire by
Messrs. King & Holmes, is offered for sale:.
Enquire
Enquire of [atter]. .1. K. MOgIi.IIEAD.
HAVING a very iarge and commodiou r a wave
house, we are; prepared to receive Cm addi
tion to freight for shijiment) a large amount .or Pro
duce, &c. on storage art low rates.
jy23 aC, 4...hIcAZIOLTY & CO, Canal Bashi.
VgAS—I2O packages Y. 11., , 1mp1., G. P. and
Powchong, of late importations, arriving and
for sale by [auggs] LAMBERT & SHIPTON. -
3on BAGS Green Rio, part prime;
w 5 !• Old Government Java; -
Arriving this day and for-sale by - --
atig2s LAMBERT & BIIIPTON
F ISII-13 q 0 0 bbls N 2.
3 3 Tarp's MaF2cerel;.
"u 1 "
" Herring (Allwires)
5 " No. 1 Salmon; in store and for
sale by taug2s3 LAMBERT Sr SHIPTON.
A A HHDS. N. 0. Sugar, strictly prime
9. 4 e.! 25 Wits. Nos. 4 and 6 Loaf;
10 cases 4 •Lovering's" D. R. Lae Sugar
118 bbls N. 0. Molasses;
In store and for saleby
LAMBERT SHIPTON,
• augl2s. 133 and 135 Wood street
gn
. 1111 LS. Pitch;
UV - 50 " Rosin; , .
150 Boxes Tobacco, various sliest
10,000 Seed leaf Cigars;
On consignment and will be sold low for Cash ; or
exchanged for Pittsburgh manufactures, by
epb TAAFFE & O,CONNOR.
rrOBACCO.-75 large and 90small - boxes Nilsson.
ri tobacco, of prime quality, just received on
consignment, and will be sold cheap for cub, or
Pittsburgh . manufactiirca. . •
august 18 - - TAAFFE & O'CONI,IER.
FOR sale by the subscriber,
.agent for The Mane
lecturer. GEO. COCHRAN,
nov24 , No. 26 Wood-st.- .
ASSINF.TTS AND FLANNELS.—One ease Cat
sinetta; one ease-Red Flannels, for Bale low by
°cal GEO.COCIIIIAN, 26 Wood at:
2CASES wide Red and Brown Flannels;
69 pair twilled 104 Blankets; Jim reed from the
manufactories; for safe by GEO, COCHRAN,
novl9 ' 26 Wood at.
SPADES, SHOVELS,
20 doz.. Spades;
50 Coal, Canal and Grain Shovels;
20 " Mattocks tuld Picks; on hand and for
sale at manufacturer's prices by ,
oct24 GEO. COCHItAN, 26 Wood at.
PIG IltON.--33 tone Mountain Mies Cori Pig Iron,
Just received and - tor sale by
nor 28 . JAMES MAY.
_ .
Shot.
50 ic n E o G y S i. hot, assorted Nos.; f3r4riagymki.
Pig Lead.
841 Pl n G n Mead; just rec'd andsfrtilst;bitAy
/7 1 _1 OLD PENS ;--Baglera celebrated ever pointed
'UV Gold pens, just received and for sale arredured
rates, by JOBNSTON & STOCKXCIVi
oct29 ' Booksellers, Market at.
OTATIONERY.;-4. wit opening, a large and. aplen
did.' assotintent of trench, English and Ameri
can Stationery, which we invite .the public to call
and examine. JOHNSTON Si - STOCKTON,
0ct2.9 Stationers, Market at.
Brazier's Bellows.
TUST.recelved an assortmen,large siies,Braaines
ft/. Hand Beltows; taso, Parlour and Kitchen, do.
Wholesale and Jon - N w. .
deel6..- - • " 120 Wood st,
. •
,•. . -
MEE
Old Whiskey
Dressed Flooring.
nt.
Storage,
Sugar and 171(olarrea.
Blacksmith's Bellows
Domost to 'Woollen
~.,. ~, • G - 7:, .. - -
By the PreshiesitStot
thetrtitten. ts/4
TN pursuance *ran act of-Congress, appproved' on
-the eleventh day ofdffiy, IS4ti , entitled , 5An act
- to nutheriie the President:of - the United States toilet(
tho resen - ed rnineraLla lads in the. Statea Illinoisaml
Arkansas-, and Territories of Wisconsin. and -lowa,
supposete contain lead , ore,' I, JAMES IC. POLlf;
PrimffElt? OF THE Unn - r.n STATIM OF ANCRIZA, do
hereby declare and make known, that public sales of
the lands twrtrrorons wt./ammo saes: istmoin the
State of ILLINOIS, ON ACCOUNT. OF TIIE VALUARL.II
IXAD burizsustaram, will be held at the undermen
tioned Land Offices, in said State, at_ the periods
hereinafter designated; to wit:
At tho Land Office at DIXON, commencing on
Monday, the fifth day of April nest, for the disposal
of the public lands within the following townships
and fractional townships; Viz , -
North of the base line and east of the fourth
Fractional townships twenty-seren,twenty-eight,
and twenty-nine, of range one.
' Townships twenty-seven. and twenty-eight,. and
fractional township twenty-nine, of rangelwo.
Townships twentyrseven and twenty•eight, and
fractional township twenty-nine, of. range three.
The north half. of township twenty-seven, town..
ship twenty-eight, and fractional township: twenty
.lVorA of the base line and toad of the fourth principal
. .
Fractional townships twenty-seven, twenty-eight
and twenty-nine, - of range one, 1
Fractional townships twenty-eight and, -twenty
..
nine, of range two: •
At-the Land Office_ at SIJAWNEETOWN, com
mencing on.Aloriday, the nineteenth. day of. April
next, for, the disposal of the public lands.within the
following sections, and mats of sections viz: . .
South of the base tine and east of the thad.principal
Sections twenty-two to twenty-nine, inclusive, and
sections thirty-two to thirty-six, inclusive, of town- -
ship eleven; sections one to five inclusive, and sec
tions eight to t wake inclusive, in township twelve,
Sections three to nine, inclusive, sectionsAfteen to
wenty-tiw, inedusive, and, sections iimmtrAre..to
thirty-tir, inclusive, of township eleven; sections
one, two, three, the northisalf and southeast quarter
of section four] sections five to eleven, inclusive; the
southwest garter'of section twelve: the north half of
section fourteen, and sections fifteen stud- eieteeq,
inclusive, in township -twelve, of range nine,
Lands appropriated- by law for the use of schools,
military, or other purposes, will be excluded from
I the sales; also all quarter quarter sections covered in
whole, or in part, by those mining lease; which. shall
not be determined by the- day tiled for the com
mencement of the 'Wes. :
Pre-emption claims will not be allowed to an'y of
the above lands, until after the same shall have been
offered at the public sale, and become subject to
private entry; and all of suchlandaas contain a mine
or mines of lead use signally discovered and being
worked, will be sold in such legal subdivision or
subdivisions as will include sueli mine or mines, at
not less than two dollars and fifty cents per -acre.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
(unless the lands are sooner disposed of) and no
longer; and no private entries of land in the town
ships and fractional townships so offered will be
admitted until after the expiration oftwo weeks from
the commencement of the said sales.
In thither execution of the- said act, I have caused
the Commissioner of the General Land Office to pub
lish with ibis proclaintition a brief description - of the
ruiners] regions in which these lands lie, and of the
lands now offered for sale, which he has prepared
,
from documents ' and other means, of infor
mation,
•
Given under niv hand at the City of Washington,
this eighth day of Septeruber, Anno .Diunini, one
thousand eight bqudred and forty-six. • - ,
•
Dv the President: - JAMES K. POLL
J whirs a PIPER,
Acting. Commtssioner if the Oeneral'Land Office.
The lands in the DIXON district, embraced in the
above proclamation ,orthe President 'of the United
States, were explored. by Mr. Owen, the geologist of
the State of Indiana, under the instructions from the
Treasury Department, and in compliance with a re
solution ofthe House of Representatives; passed 6th
February, 2839 ; The able report of t is gentleman,
published as document No. 239, House of Represen
tatives, first session of '26th Congress; shows that
these lands include all the productive mines, and the
entire region in which, front observations during his
survey, there is reason to belieie that valuable'veins
of ore may readily be found. Further, that in 1839,
the lead mines of Illinois, lowa, and Wisconsin,
though only partially worked, produced upwards of
thirty millions pounds of lead--.those of Illinois
yielding their full proportion—and that the whole
district, ifproperly mined, would yield one hundred
and fifty Matinee pounds per annum,
Those lands being , situated on and near the,Mie
sissippi and Fever rivers, the coat or transporting the
products of them to St. Louis is only about fifteen
i
cents per hundred pounds. The soil sof excellent
quality, and yields abundantly" all the products of
that latitude.
The'landifin the SHAWNEENOWN district have
not been explored as fully as those in 'Dixon. Re-
Cent discoieries have, been made, however; of rich
veins of the sulphuret-of lead and zinc, contiguous
to and on both sides of these lands ' indicating the
existence of aiinilar depoaites within them, The fix
cilities for manufacturnig- white and rod lead :are
represented as being ample; and as the laods are
situated within about seven miles of-the Ohio river,
the,metal, irk. any form, can be transported, to all the
principal markets at a.trillirig cost.
JAMES 11. PIPER,
Acting Carnmissioner of the General,LandOffice.
September Rth, 1846. scpl9-lawlBt
FRESII-AItUIVAL NEW GOODS,
No. 05 Market street,
Between Fourth •Street a n d the biamend.
THE Subscriber having disposed of his large.atock
of Fall Goods, has just returned from the East
with a jtplendid assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE AVINTER DTLY GOODS,
Which have been purchased in the Nzw YOUR Afro
P/I/LADELPIIIA Matiscrrs. since the recent great
depreciation in prices, and far below the cast Of im
portation, is prepared to oiler nnpreeesiented bargains
icobi4ers. Viz.
Alpaca Lustre., pnco only 25c 43- yd. usual price 371
" di . at 371 ti yd. .It a 60
. .t. . i
" Si lk warp 44 •50 ",yd. - 44 ' 44 75
Mons de Lain . 4 4 . ISI "Id. 44 1 " 311
Fed Cashmere. . 4 4 25 44 yd. . 4 4 . -4 4 371
Merinoes . 44 - 371 0 yd. 44 . 4, 50
Coburg cloth " 371 0 yd. ~ ~ 50
Calico • '---- . , t 181 " yd. 4 , .. ~ 25
~ . ~ 1 2 1 ...yd. -, 4, 20
~ , . 4 Ile 10. au yd. , .., ~, 16
it - is 4is yd. at .4 , 61
Canton flannel ' 44 44 44 10 4, yd. 121
Red flannel all wool ".. 25 " yd. ," , ...31+
White do do. - 44 26 Wyd., " .....311
Yellow do :do ', ~ 25 0 yd. " 44- 311
'Scotch gingham " 25 " yd. -". 44 311
Manchester do . ~ :.181 "'yd. " ' " 25
44
Cassinct ' '..: 44 371 " yd. 4, - 4, 50
ti. ft 50 Cf y d, ii it 76
Tho ladies are requested' to -tail and eiamine4he
new and moat fashionable Paris and Vat -.ft sizics 'of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Ombri Brocade Silk, .`- -
Embossed •o
Ombri Chameleon Silk,
Blue black satin stripe Saw,
Plain blant and blue Siln,
Satiu stripe cashmere E Cease,
44 a St. Cecina Cloth,
Embroidered Tarleton Itobes,
Ombri shaded "
Pariaprinted
Palo Alto Plaids,
Rich Galls it
Plain and embroidered silk Fringe Thibe and Moue
de Lain, Paris k.rinted Cashmere and Tekerri, Per
sian embossed; and ahamelion Brocade ilk; plain,
black and embroidered Terkeni, with Bul ion fringe;
Bich new style all wool, Brodie; Barred and Damask
worsted, together with a great variety Of woollen
shawls.
_ _
•VilliETY GOODS.
I have also on hand a large assortment of the follow
ing goods, Tit.: Beautiful new style bonnet ribbons,
French worked collars and chenuzettes,ebtirely new
style, plain and revere bordered: Linen Cambric
Handkerchief, ladies' cravats and scarfs,white s hlack
and cold kid gloves, Lisle thread, black mohair,
black and cold silk gloves, a great varlet& of mohair
and worsted mitts, white and black silk Cashmere,
Alp . acca and sup. black. Moravian Hone, blacx,in
groin and white cot Hoge, white and blacx French
Kid Slippers, black hating, Kid and Satin bussin
Shoes, 'Ryan's manufacture. Alan an entirely new
style of ladies* Manx silk cardinals and sacs coats,
to which we worildticularly call their attention.
GENTLEMEN'S.GOODS.
Juat received a very fine assortment of French and
English blue, black, brown, and invisible green
Cloths,blaok and fanny French Cassimeres, new style
faucpVestings and Cravats, Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, linen cambric and silk Handkerchiefs, and a
splendid assortment of Gloves, ilosiery acid Suspend
era
IiOMESTICS., •
Brown and bleached PriDings, Cantdn Flannels;,
Tickinga and Checki,heavy 4-4 brown )4.121iii13, from
6.1 to 9 cents a per yard ; and lane assortment .of,
bleached Muslin; from sto 12i cents a yard; •
ltizactrawm, Vi'vtorms Btrvras also _Onstsim,
are requested to keep• this Bill, and call and examine
the above goods;prevtotts to making purchtuiii:
0093' , A85 . 4444,119ftR19, 051tarket street-,
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with a'Receirm
LIN - Venango coun ty
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. BY Nrc,xLlN Sr, R - 11 1 /D - EN.
ppf R. JAS. DRYDEN having pinch:seed lat atths,..:l
111- landing, (mouth - of FroneliCreek,)!lnct
thereon a beafreorumodious raid .substaritiaLwaspe
house, the above btisiness willibe attendedto pronspli -- -,:
and, correctly, if possible, by us. Our friends And
the public will please reniember us when they - hay*:
any consignments to make to or Cram this point.
Franklin, Oct. 24,184. d.., , • [dBftir6m
A - TE_YFift, DESPAIR! YOU CAN BE CURED::
1 , 11 LA3LBERTSVILLE, N'. J., June 10,:1846
,Dr. D. Jayne No S South Third st.,
Dear Silt- I - have this day= had an interview with the
gentleman of whom • I made Mention to you - ashasv - -
leg taken your-Ex - pectin ant with IMO] decido die
He is a Yespectnble farmer, living:' few nailmefrom
-here:- I was ao much interested ilia detailed account •'''
he gave•me of his cough, and cure, that I embrace -
the - first - leisure - moment to comintinieate it tolefu,
and if the -cure is as thdical es it appears te -he, it tt
the-must remarkable one I have. ever known. , Far
32'years (after having the measles) lialtas been Suf.
feting with a cough of the most distressing kind; Ow
ting worse as he advanced In years; he is now
Frequent terms-of coughing and difficulty of breath‘
ing, lasting front an hour to An hourand ehoif,would
come:upon him with such severity as to exhausthim
with strangling until his eyes-became bloodshot: -
had despaired of being cured having tried:physlaiame
and a thousand things without relief. For nine Weeka
immediately previous to taking the-Expettcrant, lie
bad not been able tir-go- to his barn although *etc. , '
wag the Most urgent necessity for him ta do se. ,
During the 'nine. weeks he was under the tare of
eninent physician, and he finally jtit got able-ta•
go oat, and-came torny store, and hearing his cougl“.
I recommended to him your Expectorant. He Eta'.
said be had tried Romany things:that:belied no cora;
deuce in any - thinganif linduced him to-take abaft:if
by telling-hini of persons of My acquaintance who
had been decidedly benelitted by it. This was en
Tuesday; that night he took of it, and says that itnitor
the Sew comfortable night's sleep he had Onjoyadf."i .
years. .Thithe Thursday following he went to Wart.,
land has continued to make a full hand- on his farm,
ever since
. fnow nearly, two months] .'Hg told
to=day that thr the last week he had cut - and - isillt
hundred rails, or Made a hundred panels Of fence per
day; has been in the .water to waph his sheep, and:
otherwise exposed, without the least symptom; of a
return of his c:ough,•it having' entirety: asepixakp,r
aad, strangest of one-third of A bottlC hag pre
Aluced the effect. Ile seems so thankful and over, '•
joyed that he ."N wants to talk all day about,it,Dati
says that if he could not-procure another -bottle, he,
would refuse one hundred dollars for the reintindtr,
of the bottle he had left. ' .
Your Carminative" Balrant 1 have need . " or'ineorri-
melted * others for" tte,last ten years, Fith the most
salutary eliect. IRespectfully' yours, .
Jour Ft
. .
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Forialein Pittsburgh at the PREINTEA STOTig;
72 FOrtb street, near Wood—and at the`Drug Stdro . ..
of 11. P.'Schwart;, Federal street; Alleghe,n 7, Cite ; _' .
dcer-deLw .
T WOULD:Teak an honest and cotreientiona word
Lof advice to thoSe of you who are.not •;
reason, - and who can appreciate and distinguish LE.
tween the 'cruel and dishonest puffing ofthe.day,..cirr—
reference to .pulnkonary 'diseases,) and .the followir.k
straight-forward statement, by one who Would not
offer a, mitirepresentalion. to you,
,where life and
death are so dearly , concerned as in'any of the_ dis
eases or ailments. which lead to .Consumptinn.
lean assure you that.the remedy here offere4hais
given a heavenly relief, and Often effested a perpS,
nent cute, When every other rdliddfUi Afilet.. It
is pleasant, indeed, beautiful to taste; anitfor
who are weak; languid, and einaciated, it will fpitti-
an agreeable - artiele of food, as it is in the forth
beautiful; ilarcired. balsamic It can; that.
fore, in truth and honor; be offerell to all those
ted with Bronchiti4, Asthma, Obstinate or C 074172071;
Cottghs and. Colds, sid fling e L'lortd; Bleeding if the
Longs, Ighoniring-cough, Croup, Dtfficalty'of /Trial&
ing, Sore Throat, Roarsenass, first Stages qf Con:- -
sump/ion, and all other Pulnionary and
plaints. it is known as Int. 1211ANVEL'S - I&L;•
SAM°, LUNG Ali)' COUCH: JP,LLY,
The .materials of this Jelly are purely vegetable
and balsamic, and are-the invention of an eminent -
physician,from which tbe proPrietor has'porchased
the recipe. It is certainly worth its weight in gold,
but isputat a-price to be within the reach of rieh:br -
poor, -
Sold by WitI..LICICSON;it his Root tr..S.boe store,
No. SS Liberty Street, head of Wocd at, - Pittsbitnar.
Price 50 cents - and:Sl per bottle,: _ deco .
.
11/Nk.:s'S Soap is a wonderful, wonderful Soap,
For it makes every pimple and freckle, eloper.::r
It makes tied' that's c happ , d, that's diseased or that% .
tender, - - -
The' the Wind blow es bleak as in Mardi or PieeatlV
•
her, -
Smooth, healthy and - sof,S,--clesr; lovely end *hite,
As the snow on the hills of a elear-wintet's night; ,
Jones'iSoupia really and truly a perfect and,neter
failing cure for any akin disease, making discolored
skin clear and healthy. Sold at the Americas Eagle
S 2 Chatheth st.,'and by the only Agent for Pittsburgh,
W. Jackson, S 9 Liberty street, head of Wood ntreet.
Where also may be had genuine,Joics , celebrated,
Coral-Bah' Reitorative,-SpanishLilly White-4Mber
Tooth Paste, andbloorish }lair Dye. -,„
TO - - RENDER TIIF. HUMAN HAIR: - SILEZ
SOFT, FINF. AND CLEAN; to make ttio rt cal p
healthy,smooth, white and_ fruitful, so that a good
crop may spring.therefrom, persona have but to .ci
peed thirty seven and a half cents. And, reader,
our only object for selling the article at that price,. is
knowing it to be all we smte, that when you once try
this you never will use ' aught:else, Whether it. be
merely to enabelish, to dress; heabtifyouid pre:servo,
to force growth, 'stop falling off, and cure sutra - or ..
dandruff's, the JONES' CORAL HAIR- RESTORA;.:
TIME will lever fail to do all this-, as hundreds will
tell you with gratitude. It dresses theltairbeautiful;
ly, and makes red or grey heir grow clarkfrqm !hi
Sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Warehouse:
SS Liberty street, head of Womi--priee 'thirty se ten .
and a hal f cents, fifty cents and one• dollar per botirei;
At the same place is sold the Italian ChtnnicalSoap,P
Spanish Lilly White and nnrivallcd sharing soap
jy2S-tf ' • ' ' -
T" HOMPSONvS'NEGETABI,E -I'IIIIG4'I2VZ
PILLS, warrantea to pleas,' Try them: ;
pared and sold by ' tZTI:1001,,
oct27 . - coi. Hand and rena
Fok: Ccpaghth:C Ode, &c.
nta,MONA.RY or Expectorant :Balsam,'
1: cents per bottle. • -
Ginseng Panacea ' price .50 crutsper botsle bottle'. ' -;‘
S - @lera , Imperial Cough Syrup, 25 ctn. pet b'ottlei.
Swaines Srrupof Sy rup Wild Cherry, $4OO . .
Shenckis Pulmonic Syrup, $l,OO "
- 'Meters , Balsam or Wild Cherry 41,00 «
To be had ofTHORN'S DRUG STORE,
oct27 ' „-cor. Mint and Pemi_el*:'
Drug gtoro and Flx.turector..Sal.e..
TDS subscribery owing to ill- health, is qiesirOus
of quitting his present busipess, and offers -his
stock of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery and firtunss
for sale. - The stock is:well selected; and perfic4-
fresh. Isis prescription business will compare with
any establishment in the city: - For fhrther partieu." -
jars, enquire (if by, mail, to be post paid,) ot .
- -.EDGAit THOM.
octl6 con Penn and nand sts.„ Pittuburgh, Pa
TILE poisonous effect on the skin of commen pro '
pared chalk is not generally known by leAes,
how yellow rough and unhealthy tt makes the skin in
besidee; What a corpsdliki; palid look it "gives
when applied. They
_should use a beautiful prem.;
ation, parely regetable,'w hich-girei the face arm or
seek; a natural life-like whiteners,
.and makes
smooth. It is called Jones' Spanish Lilly White;;;
and is sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Wire;.
house; 69 Liberty street, headof Wood; At the lime
place is sold Jones' Coral Hair Restoratiro,'ltslien
Chemical Soap and unrivalled sharing soap.
jy2C.tf . • - - -
SIONONGAMIC4,..S.
CRA.NCIL Or HOWL!.
CO and after. Monday, the Sti day of November;-
1,..J the steamboats CONSUL AND LOVIS APLADI
will commence their single trips, leaving 'sla4 at S
o'clock , -P. Id
ocl4B
JOIIN Emura; Apirq
NOW NOVeil
T - CCRETIA; or the Children of the:Night; by Sir
I,i E. Lytton-Bulwer, Bart., author of "Pelham,"
"Pompch,""Zanoni,""Reinzi, , ' Rm. Price twenty.
fire cents. - , • ,
The classic pen of the author of 4, Rienzi," &a.;
after having been long in abeylnce, has at length
produced a work which, for artistic beauty and, dra..:
matic splendor, will doubtlOss be universallyzeard. -
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ly a power of del in e alien, united with such
r felicity: . of
illustration; that hi? pictures as well as Insplots ati4
counterplots possessor' their brillianCy and freshneas-.
an andeseribable charm.. ,
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This romance reveals with life-like. effect the mai t •;:• . :
tivesand secret springs °f action eihibitedin the ow; '
rear of the heroine, whose Inind, eridowed-with.alw..'„ 1
gala]. energy,perseveracce and love ofintrignp,ooa-' -
blued with the iarem graces and excellencies orbe =
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