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7 4. -LQAT OF PITTSBIattaI.
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s Roscoe, Javens, Si..Lonis.
,'' ' `National, - Dales; New Orleans.
- c - Hlspatch, Nelson, Monongahela City.
Liate,Erie, Hoops, Beaver.
Ccniol,
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r„,,ii* - I,c_ Bennett;' Brownsville:
" • Miihig , ies, Beaver.
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' • '', Hibernia, KlineTelter,Cin.
"• 1 : Dispatch, Nelson, Mon. City.
. . ~,.. Like. Erie,-Hoops Beaver.
II Louis McLane, Bennett, Brownsville.
1. -• Cons:ill, Bowman, Brownsville. '-
Michigan,..l3oies, Beaver.,
- ' The - celebrated 'ltalian Restiedy
.... ... - . ,-- .
FOR THE '.C URE ` OF CHRONIC DISEASES.
. . . . . . ,
• .11121ZONPS SICILIAN SYRUP :OR TROPICAL
../: • .- HYGIENE. -
Discfreered by Dr.'hlazoni of Italy in the year , 1845,J
and introduced into the U. States early in 1846,
.truns•unrieralled medicine for the radical cure of
--4 - '.112 Chßinic diseases hasspread th oughiiiit Europe
with the most unequalled'speed and triumphant suc
testi effecting : the most astonishing cures eVer s in own
or:recorded in the annals of edical History. Since
-., ite Introduction into the United-States it has equally
anitained the - high reputatiowit so justly received in
. the East, caring here as it has done there, the most
Inveterate and long standing' diseases with which the
'tauten family'are affiieted. The Phyaicians of Eu
roptifind /aeries. (as far as they have become ne
: - igaintedWitlilfo mode of operation) together Kith
•ttitrthousasids idle , have been restored to; health by
• : iteiniperiarkefficaty with ono united voice proclaim
It to be the most perfect remedial agent ever offered
-to suffering humanity. It,is now au established fact
' I"rhat - Constrmption may be, can be, andhas been. cured
• by Dr../Ilamsni*s Sicilian Syrup or Tropical Hygiene.
- This is the only medicine that has ever been dis
• 'covered that has achieved &cure whore this disease
had gained . aSettled and , permanegf hoh4-upert.the
system'. For the truth' of this assertion', we have,
the certificates of some of the most eminent Physi-
Clans of Europe and America, expressly; declaring
'that they have prescribed it in hundreds of instances
where the patients were considered beyond all hope
of recovery, and, to their astonishment, has effected
- the Most speedy and perfect cures. No one who is
unacquainted with its action can imagine the Won
' derful success that attends the administration of this
medicine in every variety of °timely disease, par
ticularly Consumption, Scrofula or kings evil, Asth-
Ma, Phthisie,Piles, (see eases reported in pamphlets
' end circulars) Cancers, Liver Complaints, Costive
mess .and Indigestion,
Sore-and Inflamed Throat,
Bronchitis, Dropsies, Chronic Tnflamation of the
Xidiseye,,Gravel, Great Debility and Iratibility of
. the nervous system, Spinal affectionli Paralysis,
Vatiinie. Dian-shins, Pain' in the breast and side,
Cetighti,Colds, Chronic Rheumatism, Diseases of the
Stomach and Bowels, inward weakness and falling
. down of the womb, and all the chronic. diseases pe
lenliar to females in their various relations in life.
This medicine is prepared only by. Dr. Mezoni him
velf, and is composed entirely of vegetable material.'
Vantaining the extract of 42 of the most rare Tropi
eaplants but few of which are knoWn to the medi
cal Profession generally.
' .It has so far•surpassed every ether medicine ever
. -
offered to the world in emdicating disease, that it
ha; not only enlisted many of the most talented
Medical then in the world in its favor tnit What is
more. extraordinary the gevernment.vihere it wall
discovered I ,._ricts, made it an offence punishab/e with
`death to attempt counterfeiting . it or making sari of
any_ sp ' _article purporting to be the , ranle or
represents .it to be genuine. , And this . Govern
mentum? has so made a liberal provision for the pro
teetion of .it here. To the afilicted we say let none
dispairohimgh you naay have been given up by 1
' your . Physician and . Considered by your friends as ,
beyond ;all hope, try a brittle of this medicine and
you May rely upon the faet, that if you have physi
cal-strength enough' left to endure its action, you
' . 'will find 'certain Mid speedy relief, for this has been
'the casein thonsands of instances, in proof idyllic!,
we can produce certificates from individuals of the
Most respectable character both of Europe and
America._ This medicine will be o ff ered for sate
• - onJy.at the county seats of each county. owing to
the iimalL,amount yet imported and the anxiety of
the proprietor . to place this - valuable remedy within
- • %I/ Wreath of all throughout the United• States.
• Hays, & BroCkway, No. 2 Commercial : now, Lih
'erty street, are arc the wholesale and retail Azents for
• AlleghenY county: . - • ' doc29-cl9rr .
A: MASQN, 62 Market street, has just receiv
g
. ed/0 new packages of Dry Goods, consisting
of Mande Laing, Cashmeres, Plaids, Ginghams, Al
pacas, a large lot and very cheap, many of these
+very desirable Blue and orang prints. Also, Flannels,
Cushions, Jeans, Blankets, Counterpanes, Checks,
IforiirY and Gloves, Bleached and Brown - Muslin,
&a. Ittm ' - (dec3o) A. A. MASON.
:Pliisinrgh 11itisirtgat ion and I'lro Inaa.
ranco Company.
Offs e, Na. 21, Madx: S:rcct.
DLILECTOILS: D . •
William Ehti,
Lewis Hutchison,
Fred. Lorenz,
James May;
'oindexter.
Michael Allen,
C. Anshutz,
Thos. Bakewell,
Robert Beer;
• R. W. P
Roncwr Fixrizr, Sc
aug2Cl4om.
TIRLNYING PAPER—
,JC-- 100 reams imperial News, 29 by .32;
50 " • Double Medium, 24 by 36;
20 " u st • 24 by 37;
- .6 " Eitra " 2S by 41;
30 " Yell. Steartiboat, 20 by 24;
n. ' "' 10 - " " Enselopi: 20 by 24; ,•
-•
30 " White bbois, 1-9 by 24;
J. H. MELLOR, SI Wood st
Oysters! Oysters t
rpHE„subscribers receive daily from 'Baltimore
JL FRESH OYSTERS, whieh they will sell by
the can and half can, lower than any establishment
in use city. REIS & BERGER,
dec3l-1.4* S. W. nor. 2d and Smithfield ate.
Cranberries, just reed
1 11„) and for sale by -
• de29 , ' J. D. WILLIAM & co., 110 Wood gr..
FEATHERS -1000 lbs. Western'Teatbers, fo
sale by J.D,WILLI Ah'lS & Co.,
- da29 It() Wood st.
BEANS -100 Bushels email white;l
For sale by J. D. WILLIAMS ¢ Co.,
• 1.10 Wood et.
tUF.FALO ROBES- 4 2.bales reed and for sale by
, ''dd29 J. D. WILLIAMS & Co.
TRISH AND_SCOTCH WHISKEY—One puncheon
i. or each, genuine article - on draught. . .
- • STERETT & CO.,
cor Market and Front sta.
'.'O„_IIIGAR-11 bbls Crushed and Pulverized Sugars,
(Lovering9sßefinery) an excellent article for bar
and table use r ust received and for sale by
STERETT k CO.,
cor Market and Front sts.
BITTERS, B re,-16 doz. Aromatic Wine Bitters;
10 Pepperrnint—bottled iand on draught.
Also, East India Bitters, an article recommended
for Invalids. For sale by STERBTT Sz. Co.,
deel4. corner Market bnd Front at_ s.
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.1110BAPCCAramatic, Nectar. Piach Leaf, H oney
Dew, Bees Wing, Choice of thiArniy and Navy,
- note Orcinoke, - W. D. 11.; and Branchis Stag, all prime
brarida, for sale in small or large pa4kages, or by re
tail:
decl4 STERETT Co.i 16 Market at.
!, ,! Few Books—Just Received.
-., 1 IYIEMORIAL of Egypt, The! Red Sea, The
ietWilderness, of Sin and Parab, Mount Sinai,
nusalem and other principal locanties of the Holy
.Land; visited in 1842, with brief Notes of a route
!!!"tbskragh France, Rome, Naples, Constantinople, anti
the. Danube: by George Fish, L. L: 8.. one vol. 12
Life in New York, by the nether of ".The old
'..4hite ,IneetingtHouse," 18mo Price 59. cta.
"Message from God; or! thoughts! on religion for
ttbinking ',men, by Rev. JohnCuraming, D. D. I
' - have a message from God unto thee." 18 mo.,
.'priCe-371 cents. •
Sgctches of North Carolina, historical and bio
graphical, illustrative of the principles of a portion
oftheearly settlers, by Rev. Wm.,lienry Foote.—
For sale at the Bookstore of
ELLIOTT WENGLISH,
Ilea& Market st. between 3d and 4th ate.
SEGARS, 50 1. boxes imported and other Regalia
Seguin 30 boxes imported and other Castello
Begass; 161 bores imported and other La Bella. and
Madnra.Segars,in store and for saledlow by
STCRETT & Co.,
16 Market.st., cor. Front.
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.4±l•Prefiari for-..the,;ffik.: o 4re are not in the
habit of pulling patent - medicines, but there is one
i%•bich 'to feel it our duty to recommend to our
Volunteers; as a` most excellent remedy for,the
disorders incident to a chani , e of water., diet and
climate; we allude to JAY.Ne:CITIXISATITL BAL
SA-a, which has been tested by many of our citi
zens •and found to be all that is claimed for it.—
Aka'Shinn, one of the first of our clergy, in
1843 tested the medicine, and recommended it as an
unfailing remedy for of the stomach and
bowels, to which our Volunteers will be subject
ere they reach Mexico. A bottle should be placed
in the knapsack of every soldier, and the price is
such as to place it within the reach of all. It can,
be procured at the Pekin Tea Store, Fourth street.
near Weotl.—.Dispatch. decl7
Cantsrsx's Galvanic Remedies for all kinds of
nervous tel!ktions therhee dieen Used with entire
success in all cases of Rfieuntatism, acute or chro
nic, applying to the head, fice oe limbs; gout, tic
dolereux,-bronchitis, vertigo;tiervous or sick head
fiche, 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--Lthey.have been found equally suc
cessful.
These applications are in theforin of Rings and
Magnetic Lriuid, Bands, Bracelets, Belts, &c.
ccl• See advertisement for further particulars on
the outside of this sheet. •
. _
Important to 'Consumptives.—Stranget that so
many who are afflicted with a Cough that is gradu
ally wearing them down, and slowly but surely,
stealing them into that dreadful diseast Consump
tion—that disease which carries off thousands daily
-are doing nothing, or, what is worse than noth
ing, are gorging themselves with nostrums that are,
pred to the skies for cures they are said to hate effected on some foreign or unknown persons, when
they, can be positively cured by using Dr. Rogers'
Compound Strap 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
frgrn'the first and most respectable citizens-such
as the Hon. Judge Williarp Burke, the wife of the
Rev. Geo. Maley; .Doctor Wm. Richards;•Mrs.lik.
rin Plummer; Deviuney Ludlow, Esq., of Cincim
nti; and a great Minther of others in this city.—
Certificates of notonly of remarkable cures of dis
tressing Giugh, but cases of Consumption positive
ly cured, after physicians of the highest standing
have given them op to diel..
For sale by D. C. Kneeland, principal agent.
Grant street, one door below 2d.
See advertisement of Dr. ROgers' Liverivort and
Tar, in anOther column. dee4
'lmportant to Old Couriti yroon
HARNDF.N CO.'s EMIGRATION OFFICE.
THE Subscriber having now
the sole Agency in Ihe west for
the above 'House, is ,prepared to
send or bring out passengers on the most liberal]
terms, and with the greatest.pomfort and despatch,
as they haue,„the best vessels sailing every week,
(built expresily for this line,) and will invariably give
passages secured on this side the water, the prefer-1
ence of berths, and will auendto passengers' lug
gage on landing through the , Custom House free of
expense, and will also forward them to their friends
in any part of the United States, thus protecting the
emigrant from all the wrongiii and vexatious frauds
which they have heretofore had imposed upon them.
Messrs. Harnden & Co., are also the Agents for
the Royal Mail Steamers.
Remittances by drafts at t4ht—to any amount—
payable in any part of England, Ireland, Scotland;
'or Wales, Application to the subscriber personally
or by letter (post paid,) will meet with every atten
tion. Office, Third street, one door west of Wood
street. JOSHUA ROBINSON,
dec:l4-41Liwam European 4- General Agent.
GEORGE R. RIDDLE,
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CONVEYANCER,
(IFFICE in Avery Row ' sth street, above Smith
tield street, Pit , ,hurgh.
arams, Monrcs.c . .zs, ACREt rIENTS, noxel, RELEASES
and ether •iusLra,Ments of wrnn." drawn wall scat
ne.S, lega! accuracy and denrxteat. He will also at
tend to . drawing, and filing'-1 1 drctiirric-ts. Ltrats, Ac
counts of Exe.. 4 slors, AdminiStra:Ors, e., ESdridrung
titles 10 Rini Estate, Searching I::corts fur Liens,
4-c. tic.
. .
- From Ion; expennocc ar.:l intimate acqqlint
anc, 1.1:01er Ur 1. , .. , 111114 the Init./11C rt,0111 , ,
expec:spgzvo sitodac ton to thobe.m.t.o in,y en
t:ust the r cic-..s to . hs care. rlect,3-dS.se
Rural Register and Almnuae.
T ANTRUM'S RURAL REGISTER AND AL-,
L
MANAC for IS47—a all; of unus,a! Incr,t.
contams 011 t hundred and forty-four pares octa , 'o.l
and giOce full threct.eus for the culture of vegeta- !
ides and flow, ru; a dairy of NT:e.k to be perl,:m. , ll
each month; direct:ells for transplanting, t; rafting,'.
eng,ravings and descriptions ofselect I:ius
trattoiu offarm and garden implements, portia.ts of
choice cattle; mincellAnernis reading, itn the usua!
astrononlical information of an almanac, Vic. &c.
Just recclred and for sale by the subscriber, and to
be had at the bookstores generally, at the trityc e:y
low price of 15 cents per copy,
F. 1.. STiOWDEN, Artmgist,
29 Water st.
dectS-d&wlur
ivoTscr.
•
HAVING sold nut my establishment to Doctor
‘Villinni F. Irwin, I cheerfully recommend
him to 411 my former frienda and cuktutera.
. r.DG Nit iimits.
Drug Store.
The undersigned having Nought out the store of
Edgar Thorn, corner of Penn and Hand streets, so
licits a share of the drug and medicine custom of the
city and 'surrounding . country. A general as.ortnient
of all the most valuable Medicines, Perfumery, Oil.,
Soaps, Fancy Articles, Brushes and Combs will al
ways be kept on hand. Physician's prescriptions ac
curately compounded. The store will be open at all
hours of the day and night.
WILLIAM F. IRWIN; ,
Corner of Ptnu .d !land sta.
holiday Presents
SCEN ES in the Life of the Savior, by the Poets and
Painters.
Scenes in the Lives of the Apostles, illustrated.
Book of Christian Ballads.
The Illuminated Gems of Sacred Poetry,splenclidly
illustrated.
Sketches of Irish Character, by Mr. S. C. Wall.
The Snow }lake.,a gill for Innecence and Beauty.
Portraits of the Presidents.
The Rollo Books, in setts.
The Jonas
The Every i Day Book.
The Parlor "
The Leisure :flour Book.
The Young Man's Evening Book.
The Summer Day Book.
Also a large assortment of finely bound Miscel
laneous Works.
I. dec24 For sale by LUXE LOOMIS, Ar.
Cheap Veniclan Blind•
CYAN be had at ANDREW WHITE'S Blind rac
k.) tory, in the rear of Joseph Lowrie's Cabinet
Wareroom.. Ladies wishing to get Blinds will please
:call at 11. li. Ryan's Wareroom, Fifth at., near the
Exchange Bank, where I will be in attendance, and
if I do not please you both in price aud.quality, I
will forfeit my reputation as a blind maker. dc:24
Conkling's Improved Lard 011.
BARRELS Winter Lard Oil, just received from
I the manufacturers and fur bale at Cincinnati pricey
wholesale and retail, by FRS. SELLERS,
dec2B No. 17 Liberty nt.
Peaches, &c.
80 BUSHELS Dried Peaches (twelves);
1 bbl. Ball Dotter, per steamer Wilming
ton, for sale by FRIE,ND, RILEY dr Co.
171011 LY FLOUR—A constant supply of James
Patterson's and James 11. Davis' supericir family
flour 'on hand, which we sell to families and bakers at
the litwest cash prices. FRIEND, RIIEY
dc3o 57 Water st.
LARD -40 bbls. No: I, Leaf Lard;
7 2, Lard; reed per str. An
tony Wayne, for sale by
dc3o I , IIII.IsTD, RHEY EL Co., 57 Water et.
Fresh Oyster'.
Tlil nehscribm will receive rresh Oysters daily
rrom Baltimore, which he will serve up in all
the different styles, at the Franklin lintel, Fourth at
between Smithfield and Grant .
octl3
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MUNI
; Jratja l I Twisteainer.A. nr.r.sr. C. ss
soxy
*utilee, will leave -Pittsburgh 'for
Wullsu Su and allifriterinediate. fandings, on Mon
days, Wedriesdays;iul Fridays, at 9 o"cleuk,A..M.;
and far Pittsburgh on Tuesdays, Thurs
days; and Saturdays, at 9 o'clock, A. M. For, freight
or passage 4pply. / . l :o3aara: - , 4eUb
For iv ii 9 e_pii,r"..-;.r.eaktar Cricket.
Tun, sPiendid. light., draught steamer
Dillillfsil.01"1, S., TyLrai Master, _will run
as a regular packct betreeu Pittsburgh - add :Wheel
ing; leaving PitlsturgY'fur Wheeling every. Monday,
W edns eday. anti Fridity,, at 3 o'Clock, P; M.; arid leav
ing Wheeling for Pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 9. a'cloCk, A. M. For freight
or passage apply - ,on board. novb
The well known fast running steamer
„...47 7 .cAMBRIA, W. Forsyth, Master, Will run
as a regular Packet, leaving every Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and Wheeling, at 10, P. 11., the
same day. Returningo .she,will leave Cincinnati'
every Saturday, at 10, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
FORSYTH & Co.,_ Agents,
No. 30, Water street.
Nor Cincinnati and Louisville.
The uew and splendid passenger steam,
er COLUMIII A, o , NE.m.,..Master, will
leave for the above and intermediate ports, regular.
ly.
For freight or passage apply, on board, or to
jel D. WILKINS, Agent
For Saint .71Anis..ategt,U1str Packet.
frfa .. A . , The now and splendid passengersteani
at'rirer BRUNETTE, Capt. Perry, will run in
the trade tisini Pittsburgh to St: Louis.; during the
eascin of 1846.
The Bruhette was built expressly for th 3 trade,
and is elegantly found in every respect:
For freight or passage apply on board: . apl4
For Cincinnati and 'St:Lonis •
'
, The passenger steamer PALESTINE;
d p i
i li.t. , f• Capt. Williams, will leave for the above
and al intermediate ports regularly.
Per freight or passage apply on board. je9.
'X'flesday EVOllillg . Petoket.
...
The new and splendid passenger steam
': •-•i , boat DECLARATION., Capt.. Vorhees,.
kill run mita 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 Thaelaration offers superior accomtadationi
to passengers. For freight or passage applon
board. •• • jel
„1-MaThe regular mail - and passenger steamer
IIONOIIGAIIELA, 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 Lida
trade, and offers to the passengers comfort, and au;
parlor accommodations. mar 31
THE regular mail and pasenger steam
.L......,., , :.- • er UNION, Captain Maclean, will run as
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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 6 P. M.
The Union WAS built expressly for this trade
and affords every accommodation.
For freight or passage apply on borrd. may 9
THE reit;illrir Mail and paisenget steam
er HIBERNIA, Capt. John Elinefelter,
will run as a regular packet between Pittsburgh arid
Cincinnati,leaving this port every Tuesday at JO A.
M., and Wheeling at 10 P. r.t. of the same day.-.
Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Friday at
10 A. For freight or psasage aptly on board.
The Hibernia was built expressly for the trade,
and offer to the passengers every comfort and su
perior accommodations. apl
• THURSDAY PA.e-RET:
THE new U. S. Mail steainciACADlA,
E. Lucas, Nfaster', will run - as a regu
lar passonger packet between Pittsburgh 2nd the
above girt during thi3 season of 184 a, leasing every
Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Acadia is now and has superior accommoda
tions. For freight or iissi.age apply on hoard, or to
ap9 J. IF.'AS'TON :JONES, Agent.
• FRIDAY PACKET.
_frE:L t THE regular mail and passenger steam
y: tl er CUPPEIt N0..2., Captain Crooks, wril
SLII as a regular packet hetweva Cincinnati anal Pitts
burgh, learicg this port every Friday at 10
and Wheeling at 10 P. M. thesaine day. Returning
Phc will tea% c Cinetrinati es ery Monday at 10 o'clok,
A. M. For freight or plsSP.ge apply no board.
Tlit Clipper \0.2 was built expreasl)Tor LiliNtrade
end clrers to her paasenjers every comfort and ac.
aommodation. mar 2l
SA ,11.' Il.thlY PACKET. •
r h *Fife regularmall and passenger steatne,
Capt. I..aae Bennett, 'nal;
run as 4 regular Parket between Ftttshargh ,and
Cmcmnitl.leavan: this port eery Saturday, at'lo,
A. M.. and Macchi:, at 10. P. M., the same day.
ileturnma. she ++Jl Clnrtnnau every 'Tuesday,
dt 10, A. M. For 0 ght nr apply on hoard.
The (12rcasstan was built expressly tl,r this trade.
and t,q,,,ra to her passengers every comfort and ke
, corn:nod:Own. mar 23
S ATI:1111.1.Y PACKET._
b t Thu regidartnal: and 10...leer:et Reamer
_f
_ 7 NTEQ - fit , l( Crp•. I Orll CIO•
a_
a reeolar Parlet between PEtt , datirgh and Ciiicinuati,'
!caving th, port every Saturday at 11.1, A. M., and .
Wheeirrg at 10, P. M., the same day; Iteturcieg,
xhe will - leayr Cinetrinati every Tuesday, at It ,
o'clk A. M. For freight nr passage ap?ly on beard.
The Me.:enc;er wric !milt eapre!Al:, foi Ihrc trade,
and ode-s t- her pa , :sengera every comfort and ac
c.nirandation. mmr 211
npirr. Paitnerchip exiMing between the undertogn
ed, under the firm of SCRLI L & SCil LittLER,
wag diaEolvc-ci on the 3.1 inst., by mutual consent.
The Lool,n of the concern are in the hands or Mr.
Scrlha, 01.0 in an oozed to nettle all accounts.
The lapnl;:aore will he continued at the old stand by
Scrlha; the Boukhiricling by Mr. Scheib:or.
1T Avisc, just returned from the East with a most
1 . elegant and extensile stock of Fancy Station
ary and nooks for Christmas and New Yea'r's Gifts,
I would call the attention at the public to my store,
No. 11.5, Wood at. Prices extremely la.'. • Among
a great selection of Books for old and young, I men
tal]
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CINCINWATI PACKETS
MONDAY PACKET
Mc NDAy PACKET
TUESDAY PACKET
Dissolut ion of Partnership
NlCTiat SC IRA.
CUs 1 AVUS SCIIEIBLEtt
Pic.2 1 Sir.
Books and Sintlionary
The Boudoir Annual, for 1847.
" Baguet,
M , 13
" Amaranth, 41
" Mayflower, It
" Forget-me not, "
" Leaflets of Memory "
" Rainbow,
" Lady's Album, "
Sacred Monntaina.
Iltustratr4 Book of Christian Ballads,
Feenes in the Life of Christ, by Chriawold)
Tht Tortoise Shell Kitten, for 1847.
" AnnUnlette,
Christian Blossoms, •
The Book of Nursery Rhymes.
Together will. a great selection of Boolot for Child
re n , Gainer, Portfolios, &c. VICTOR SCRIB A ,
115 Wood at
CTA It! NE FINE CUT CHEWING TOBAC
CO.—W. & D. RINEHART; No, 33 Hand st.,
lake pleasure in announcing to the public that they
have Jii,t introduced a new and delicious article of
fine CILEWING TOBACCO, which they can recom
mend-to customers as mild, pleasant, finely flavored,
and entirtly free from adulteration. They have also
on hand a very flue lot of eAvEnnsii 0f the very
hest quality. decl.l
Ohio River Teisegraph,
11: 4 1ROM Pittsburgh to Louisville through Wheel
ing, Columbus and Cincinnati.
The sabsclibers were appointed a Committee to
distribute 200 shares of $5O each of the stock of said
Company, to the citizens of Pittslidrgh and vicinity.,
(that being the proportion allotted to this city by the
i
Company.) As all feel an interest in this important
improvement, and it is believed to be the best stock
ever offered the community, in order to give a more'
general ettent, the Committee deem it propecto con
tine the subscription to two shares for one week from'
this.
Books for subscription at the Counting Room or
Hanna & Waterman, Water st.
JAMES INLAY,
RICHARD EDWARDS,
JOSHUA HANNA,
Committee.
0 Yea, 0 Yes
AroLT can always find at GI Schneck s s,on.the cor
ner of Fifth and Smithfield eds. fresh •Clysters
served up in 01-cry style, en the ;honest' notice.
Also, Ground Nut Candy, Fruits, and Pastries of the
choicest kinds. Call and see. ue‘l3..itap
.._.~..=.i„..:i::r c„~.s.:•-m~;,...~;-zt;ei~~+.:+:acsr:_-nayYi~g~c+,-
MOM
: . -14.Avatics.ir t fik lnes. •
2 halfpipes (Rd CiOrrandt(P,lstetiCiistillon& Co.)
2 "a , " f."t
6qt:casks it‘tt dti. - ; 't•
2hf pipes r u;;(Elrlyard Laineienne.)
5 qt. casks ; tOodard.).
3 qt.casks Rockello Seigel:sate),
3 pipes Veep Ank,er ll(.lla.nd Gin.
10 qt. casks Port Wipe, of carious grades.
20 " Dry Malaga-Wine.
10 Sweet " '
10 Indian barrels Muscat.,"
1 'puncheon o.ld .Ta'nnica Spirits, on draught. t
1 " " Irish Whiskey, '
For sale by MILLER & RICKETSON;I
dec7 .1 l7O Liberty st.
'linseed Oil.
1 0 BBLS. pet recicr i tlail t
d ee s to
- 170 Liberty at
Old i <V 14141Ley.
401g0LbSb.lPsurpeurRellr cm"iache RThiskeyE
la
For solo by. I.llllEtt & RICK.F.TSON I ,
dec7 j 170 Liberty 4t
IrtIENNESSEE YEA: NUTS, A small lot, very) su
perior, just received 7ntt for sale by
' MARTIN &.
' 55 Wood st.
7 MESH ROLL BL/TTER-6 Barrels neatly put
up, for sale by MARTIN 8:
decl6 56 Wood street.
A A. MASON, 64 Mirket st., offers for sale' au
. extensive assortment of Cloths . , Cassimeres,
Vestings and Tailors;, Trimmings. ' dcl
A A. MASON, 0* hlaiket st., has received an- .
„Li. other lot of New:Goods; comprising 10 pcs.
Cotton and Silk Waiy ' Alpaccas• 15 pas. red, white
and yellow Flannels ;; 10 pot. dark mixed Cassinctt;
20 pcs.-ICentuckyJeam;•Csaton Flannels; 'Peking ;
Striped Checks, 'to. - dc 1
AA, MASON. SP, Market et., has on,ltand an
extensive ass9rtiiient of Shawls, comprising
more of those ipleadtil Broclia; dlso Cashmere worst
.
dcl and other Shawls : • decl
2in MATS CASSI;AAT s re at . an n cl it ti c .a ., t 7 i A by y •
_
- flee 3 No. 2 ' ' ccinbt °Tele Itow, Liberty st
1 CASE CARD BI: O?r,ESTA.fpfsale by •
dec 3 HAYS & BROCKWAY. '•
C) CASES CAVA BIAGNESIA for sale by
the 3 HAYS EcSROCKWAY
0 CASKS CIILOKIDE LIME for sale by
4/ i dee 3 lIAYS § 13ROCKWAY
.) CASKS SAL sopA fur sale by
dee 3 j HAYS 4 BAOCKWAY
A MILS. New- York and Pittsburgh Varnishes, on
-4 11 hand and for eulc low by
dec 3 ; BAYS at B ROCKW AY.
TIAINTs AND Dip; a general assortment always
_L on hand and f.:s sale by
BAYS 4- BROCKWAY,
dee 3 No; 2 Commercial Roiv, Liberty st.
A PPLES-95 bbla: treen — Apples, of different
fti kinds, for sale by'
nov2o C.IIIARTIN, 60 Water st.
lUGAR CURED suPoilor .Sugar
0 Cured Hama, a prime article; for'sale by
uov2o P. C. MARTIN. 60 Water et.
itANGES-10 0 6 prime Havana Oranges, for
sale b • noviqt P. C. MARTIN, 60 Water at.
Ds+Seed Floottisg.
20 9 000 FEET first - rate, at Beck's Planing
Mathino for sale.
L. WILMA Fall,
norlB. Penn at., between Hand and ;min st.
6PLAII BOARDS, welfseasoned and fonsale by
[novlB.) L. \VILMARTH.
_ _
Sundries.
g Tierces fresh Rice;
t./ 14 bbls Conklin!' improved Lard Oil;
1 0,(1)elbs. Bacon, Shoulders. On hand and
for sale by F. SELLERS.
an 24. i ?Co. 17, Liberty street.
L _ --.-
ARD, tiO kegs No. 1, Lard onconsignment;
And for sale by F. SELLERS.
sep`24: .— No. 17, Liberty street
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Ct I:GA(111011SE MOLLASSES.-6
S. 11. Molasses, in store and for - sale by
sep2.3. F. SELLERS.
Alasqueto Nettd
EO. S. SWSRTZ has on hand a lot of very en
y perier white' and colored Mupo . neto Notts
which %%1.11 Le sold cheap at No. 106 MariLev.trect.
'el3
Latest Improvement. •
BSTEADS:Or diftE sn
rent kinds with Gazza's
tlli
iron ,ateut fastenings, superior to anything now
in use, fut sale I ow*: at the furniture t'mreliouse of
ang I. T. I. 101.11 . 4 er. Co, Hand street.
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AISLES—Pier, Centre and Card Tables of differ
cot patterns. 1f You Want a good article cheap
ca! at the Furniture l i Carchouse of
T. IS. YOUNG & Co,
&331 Hand at.
Wood Street I , r , ipperty for Sale.
rilliAT desirable ',et of ground at the foot of Wood
. 1_ Street, occupied at the time of the great fire by
:::lessrs. King Sr. Holmes, is offered for sale.
Enquire of plegSl J. K. MOORHEAD..
Storage
TT AVING a r.ery largeand comraodious ware
,"i ocee, We are prepared to / Ceei (Ln addr
lion tai frci itt fur ShipltlOnt) a large amount or Pro
duce., Sec- un eto:aur at i 6% rates.
i. 23 C. A. .NteANULTV & CO, Canal Baran.
1......A.:•-1!1.4-11 , 3elcage , 4 Y. 11.. G. P. and
L PirA chong. ld late importations, Arriving and
for hy LA:Mt - IEIIT fi stityroN.
Coffer.
00 BAGS Green part prime;
5 Goverorrierg Ja%
A rw: (hip. .ter and for SAie bo
LAMBERT 4 snipToN
No. 3 Lary's MaCkerel;
2') North
Herring (Alln Ives)
" No. 1 Salmon; in store anildor
salt LikIkIIIKIZT & SIIIPTON.
STIg - nr 011A—:aolni-sem.
A 1; MIDS. 0, Sugar, strictly prime
-- -rt-/ Nos. 4.w:a t 3 Loat;
If) CFCS -LOveritig's" I). IL Loaf Sugar
11S bbl. N. 0. INlulal , ses;
In store and for sate by
I.AMBERT fs:
133 and 135, Wood street.
k -n FOILS. Pitch;
tIIJ 50 .• [Wain;
14 Boxes Tobacco, various theit
10,000 Seed leaf Cigars;
On contlgament and will be sold low for Cash, or
exchanged for Pittsburgh' manufactures, bs
!opt:, ' TAAPFF: 'QiCONtiOft.
rliallACCo.-7-74.targe and po smolt boxes Manson.
ri tobacco, el' prime vinality,just received on
consignment, and will he sold cheap for cash, CII
Pittsburgh Manufactures.
anguist 18 TAA.FI 7 }: Iv. O,CONNEft.
lllnekstulth's 113CLICMCS
FOR. Sale by tire subscriber, agent for the Man
factarcr. GEO. COCII.IIAN,
N0..26 Wood st..
CASSINEI'IS AND FLANNELS.,,OnecaseCas-1
giuetts; one ease Red Flannels, for sale low by
ocie4 GEO. COCHRAN', 26 Wood st.
_
ILlOnteatle Woollen.
CASES wide Red and Arown Flannels;
,4, , GO pair twilied 10-4 Blankets; jest rec'd front the
manufictorien, fin sale by GEO. COCHRAN,
riovlsgtoy.i.ma
i our ; FT(I I 7 E. L S
20 doz. Spa dost. ,
6 . 0 - " 4.4 - — Coal,. Canal and. Grain Shos els;
20 " Mattocks and Picks; on hand and for
sale at manufacturer's prices by
oct24 GBO. SG Wood at.
1R0N.— , v33 tons Mountain Missouri Pig Iron,
Just received and for sale by
nov 2S JAMES MAY.
Pig Lead.
PIGS Lend; just reed and for Baba by
'4-13 JAMES MAY
,
(Y O LD PENS —llagley , a celebrated ever pointed
1 - Gold Pens, just received and for sale atreduced
rates, by . JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
oct29, Dooksellers Market et. '
,
TATIONgItY.-4ust opening..a large an , splen
aid assortrhent of French, English and Ameri
can Stationery; which we invite -the public to call
JOHNSTONnd examine. & STOCKTON,
IMO
oct29 Stationers, Market at.
liraz.lerlis Hollows.
TUST received an assortment, large sizes,Brazim , s
0 Hand Bellows; also, Parlour and Kitchen, do.
Wholesale and'Retail, JOHN W. BLAIR,
decl6. 120 Wood et.
•
. Shot.
5 0 it ti E o G v7.2 Siot, amorted Noa.; fojrAlLbymAy
. :. ~ .r...xe+ ~ -+: '~ w ~~ § ~ " ~ ,. ~~ ,..- ~ "MV ~ e. ~~ k .~? " r~i'e' , ditav3-:~;r~~w's:~2.,L~ t ~'.~& n '.jrKsl ~.4'.~~. , ~~ :, a~~. y.'~:
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Bp the E'resls ß7iV! iTie~t}7~rwsfisr
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,
TV viridiancc ol'anilitorCiatgresi; ipprOVed'in
1 the 2.111).day-of Julit, 1840, entitled "AA act to
authorize theTresident tlie United•Statea to•aell
the re.erved minend lands in the. States of Illinois
Mid - A rkansas,. arid Territories: of Wl cooeiriand
lowa. supposed 'Co contain lead ore,•' I, JAMES
K. POLK; Plt Ks tD}. COF Tut Lima. Txris or
AXE4L/CA, do hereby declare und make known,
that a public sale. Will he held at the land Office at
MINERAL POINT, in the Territory of Virisconsin,
commencing on MONDAY, the twenty fdurth day
of May next, for the disposal of the.folloWing sbc
tion9 and parts of sections of land, ntatToronz
ItEsEIIVED 1:403r SALES' AS coxTerrririo viLtuunix
LEAD MINES, to wit:
Tres! of thc.fourlli principal meridiail
Parts of sections six, seven, eight, nice,. ten.
twelve, twenty-five, twentreight, twenty-nine, thir
ty, thirty-two, and thirty-three, in township ON.e.
Sections six and eight, and parts of sections two,
ten, and' thirty-one; in township td-o.
Sectiens fincen,seventeen, nineteen. twenty, twen
ty-pine, thirty and thirty-three, and parts of sec
tions ten, fourteen, twenty one,.twenty-two ; twenty ,
five, twenty-six, twenty-eight, thirty-two, thirty
four, and thirty-five, , in township three. - -
Sections twelve, thirteen, twenty-four, twenty
seven, and thirty-four, and parts of sections seven,
eight, fourteen ; fitteed, and eighteen, in township
four:
Sections nine, ten, and thirty-six; and parts of
sections eleven,fourteen. fifteen, twenty-two. twen-,1
ty-six, tiventpseveu, thirty-four, and thirty five, in
township five.
Section eight, and parts of sections two, tiventy
four, twenty-f = ive; and thirty-six,, in township six.
Section twenty-six, and parts of sections thirty
four and thirty-six, in township seven: and
Section twenty-four; in township eight; all of
range one,
Sectinits twenty eight. tkirty : three, and .thirty
six; fractional sections twenty-nine and thirty:two,
on the main land; and parts. of sections two,
twedve, and twenty-five, in township one.
-Section twenty, and parts of sections six , seven,
nineteen, twenty-eight, thirty-three, thirty-five, and
. : thirty six, in township two.
S - .ection - thirty-Six', and parts of sections nine,
thirty, and thirty-one, in {o wnihip three.
Section thirteen, and parts of Sectioni twenty
eight and thirty-two, in township four; and
Section twenty-four; in township five; all of
-range two. •
Sections three and twelve,' and parts of sectiona l
four and tive„ - in township two.
' Sections tWenty‘seven, thirty-four, and thirty- t
fire; and parts of sections thirteen, twenty-three,
twenty-four, twenty-five, twenty-six, thirty-three,:
and thirty-six, in township three; and
Par; of sec tiontlairty, in. township font all - of
range three.
. 'Part Of section twenty, in township three;. sec
tions
o twenty, twenty-nine, and thirty; and parts of:
12.=ections eight, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, and
twenty-eight, in• township four: and part of section
I twenty-eight,li township seven; all of range four.
SeCtion twenty-one, and parts of sections six and
land twenty, in township three; parts of sections
twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty-seven, twenty : Tine,
' thirty-four, thirty-five, and thirty-six, in ;Gunship
four; and part of section fourteen, in township five;
all of range five.
EC aof the fourth principal meridian, .
Sections four, eight, nine, twenty, twenty-four,
twenty-six..twenty, twenty-nine, and thirty-one;
and parts of sections two, tire, seven, ten, eleven,
twelie, thirteen,
_foorteen, fifteen, seventeen, eigh
teen, nineteen, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty
three, V.verityfiee, twenty-seven, twenty-eight, thir
ty, thirty.two, thirty-three, and thirty-four, in town
ship one.
Parts of sections twenty-five, thirty-one, thirty
two; thirty-three, thirty-Jour;. thirty-five, and thirty
six, in township two.
Parts of sections twenty, twenty-nine, and thir
ty-foe, in township three.
Parts of sections one and twenty-one, in town
ship four, "
Section thirty, and parts or sections three, eight,
nine, tinrteen, fourteen, elg,!ateen, twenty, twenty
two, twenty-five. twenty:se% en, twenty-nine, thirty
one, thirty-four, thirty-lire, and thirty-six, to town-
ship be.
Sections three, four, and nine, and parts of sec
tions five and eight, in township and.
Sections twenty-seven, twenty-eight,
_twenty
nine, and thiitv-three. and parts of ievtions nine.
ten, twenty, and thirty-four, in township seven; all
of rane,e -one.
• Sections two, three, four. six, seven, eight, nine,
ten, - eleyen, twelve, thirteen, and twenty, and parts
of sections, one, tit e. fourteen, fifteen, seventeen,
eighteen. nineteen, tnenty-one, twenty-three,
•thirty-one, thirty-two, thirty-three, and thirty six, in
towitship one.
Sections twenty•frwe, twentysix, twenty-seven,
twenty-eight, twenty nine, thirty, thirty-three, thir
tyfour, thirty.ftVe, and thirty six; and parts of sec
tions two, thirty-one, thirty-two, in township two:
Parts of sections eleven iand thirty, in township
three.
Parts of sections one, two four, fise, six. seven,
and twelve. in township four.
Sections three. four, five. six, seven, eight, nine.
ten, eleven, Iwel e, thirteen. seventeen, eighteen.
nineteen, to City. twenty-one., and tifirty-sigi and!
parts of sections fourteen, fifteen, twenty-two,
• tweutv-four, wenry-live, twenty.six, thirty, thirty
; one, thirty-two, thirty-three. and thirty-five; to
township five.
Sections tiienty. and twenty-one; and parts of
sections t wrnit•ght et, twentydonr, thirty-three, midi
thirty-four. in townships six; ull of range two.
Parts of sections six, and twenty eight, is town
;ship one. •
sections thirty. and thirty-one; anti parts of sec
; ti;:.ns four, six, In dive, twenty-one, twenty-fise, and
1 thirty-six, in township too.
, Sections rive, and se , entcen; and parts of sec.
'Lions four, nine. ten, fonrten. fifteen, eighteen,
:,.twenty, twentydOnr, and twenty-nine, in township
'three.
Sections five, six, eight, and twenty-eight; and+
parts of sections seven. seventeen. twenty, twenty-1
live, and thirty three, in township limn
Sections five, six, seven, seventeen; eighteen.
nineteen, twenty, thirty-one, and thirty,two; and
parts of sections eight, ten, twenty-live; twOrity.
nine, thirty, n❑d thirtS'-three in township live.
Sections liftecn, and twenty two; and parts of
sections thirteen, seventeen, twentv-one, twenty
four, twenty-seven, twenty-eight, thirty-three, and
, thirty-four, in township six; and..
j Parts of sections twenty, and' twenty-lime, its
township seven; all of range three: .
j Part of section nine, in township one.
Sections ninettien, and twenty-four; and parts of
sections three, en, twelve, thirteen, and eighteen,
in township two.
Part of 'Section seventeen, in-township three.
l'arts of sections fourteen, nineteen,. twenty,
!twenty-three, thirty, and .thirtyane, in township
four.
Part of section thirtylo,e, in township five; and
Sections nineteen, and twenty-six; and parts of
sections tire, nine, eleven. fifteen, eighteen, twenty
one, twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-seven, twen
ty-eight, thirty-one, and th irty-two, in township six;
all of range four.
Port; of of sections eight, seventeen, and eighteen,
in townshipone.
Seetious seventeen. and twenty; and parts of
sections four, eighteen, and nineteen, in tonliship
two.
Parts of sections twit, and thirty. in •townthip
three.
sections twenty-seven, and twenty-eight; and
parts of sections eleven : nineteen, twenty, twenty-1
nine, and thirty, in township four; and
Sections.one, tWi,iandeighteen; and parts of sec
tions seven, eight, fourteen, seventeen,. nineteen,
and twenty-file, in township'six; all of ridge five.
f..-:ection eleven, and-part of section eight, in town
ship three; and parts of sections five, six, seven,
eight, eighteen, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty
six, twenty-seven, and thirty, in township six; all
of range six.
Parts of sections two, three, ten, eleven, thirteen
and twenty-eight; in township tWo; and part of sec
tion thirty-four, in township three, all of. range
sec en.
Port.of section, four, in township three.
Parts of sections twenty seven, thirty•fouri and
thirty-five, in township four, and part of, section
seven, in township seven; all of range
.911 quarter - quarter. sections of the Aare la IidiCCOV.
dred in whole or in part by those mining leases which
shall not be determined by the day fscil for the corn=
tneneernentr of the sale, will be excluded therefrom.
Pre-emption claims will not be allowed to any
Of the above lands, until after they have been offer-
Ofc - iit, c utecoli - ? itypigt , 4. , paint*.
entry: anti. all ef , ..suclitlaiotil aieontain a Seine of
mines of lead we, actually, discwcred and-being
-worked, will be sold . ill . Lila, subdin,lon or
'subdivisions as' wilt ia4-tti6ei such mime or niMelii at
'not less than two dcifhirs.and fifty cents per acre.:
The sale will be . kept upefl fur to a weeks, (un;.
less the lands are sooner d!..triosed of,) arid no' , lOr•
gel-, and no private chtries of 'amnia the hek items'
and parts of sections so offered will he' admitted
until after the expiration of two weekilliOrn the
commencement of said sale. :
In further'execution of the said act, I have.cau ,
red the Commissioner of the General Land Office
to publish With this proclamation. a brief descrip::
lion of the mineral region in which these lands lie,
and of the lauds
. 6ow offered fiir: sale. which has
been prepared faun 'Officiabdocuments and other
means of , inforrnatiOn'. •
•-•, . • ,
Given under my hand at the al3r . .9lltrasbJE gm*
this twentieth day •of Novetiihire A 13.0 0.. DoMini
one thousand eight bunated:and
By the President: • ! YOLK.
J.kmas H. Piri:n, • '
Acting Conanis.lioner of the
.o.ffic.
The. fends embraced by the atale-procliMatieu
of the President of the potted States, contain many!
of the Most valuable lead mines actually opened"
and worked, which have yet been discovered; and
from indications on the surface, and experiments
made in digging, it 13 believed that many . others
equally valuable exist, and' may be explored at a
'trifling expense. .
From the great number of these mines it would
be iMpracticable to give an adequate idea Oltheie
character andlocation, without extending this.no
tiee lieyond .proper bounds. It issutfiCient to state
thatlthey arc situated in the section of country
biounsled on the south by the Illinois. State line;on
westp , by the Mississippi _river; ou the north, by a !
line sawn nearly parallel to 'the south side of the:
Wisconsin :river, at the average distance of ten or
twelve miles therefrom; and on the east by a men
idian line passing through the sources of Sugar
Creek, the whole district covering a surface equal
to about sixty full townships. All necessary fa
cilitiesfor transporting the products to a market
are aflbrded by the Mississippi and Wisconsin riv
ets, red their.tributaries, the
,blue, Orant, Platte,
Pekatonilea, -and:other rivers by which' the ditiftie't
is intersected. . .
The above district 'll4-13 explored by lir. Owen,
the geologist of the State -of Indiana. under in
structions from the Treasury Departthent, and in
compliance with a resolution of thellouse of Rep
resentatives, passed the nth of February, 1830.
The able report of this ,geritlernan; published in
18.14, with .the charts sad illustrations, (Senate)
Idocument, No 407, Ist session, t2stla Congress,)
i contains precise information as to the location of
each mine, and shows, that in 1539, the lead mines
of Illinois. Iowa ; and Wisconsin, though only pat-
tinily worked, produced, upWerds of thirty millions
pounds of lead, of which thOse in Wisconsin ' .it
appears. yielded the larger proportion; and further,
that the whole district, if properltt mined, Would
I yield cme hundred and fifty millions pounds per
I annum. . • -
I • Particular lists of the sections and parts of sec-.
Ilion to be offered at said sale, have, beer furnish
ed to the register and receiver at Mineral Point;
together with maps on which the location ot'eaeh
tract is designated; all of, which will be subject to
the examination of those wishing to purchase:
JAMES It PIPER,
dcting Cuvusti!sionir of the General Land (eke....
December NO. 'B,lO-law
By the President of the Untied Statei.
.pursuance of an am of Congress, approved on
the eleventh day ofJul2,-, 1546, entitled "An act'
to authorize tho PreeTtletttzuf the United States to sell
the reserved miiitraliTanda in the States of Illinois and
Arl.ansas, and Territories of Wixconsin and lowa,
supposed to contain lead ore," I, J AMES K. POLK,
PRESIDENT or''xitrAlsm ED STATES OF .AILERICSj do
hereby declare and make known, that public sales of
the lands lIERETOFORF. WITHHELD FROR SALE, in the
State of bs accourrr or 'lli vxxuante
LEAD zonri Timms, will be held at the undermen
tioned Laud Offices, in said State, ut the periods
hereinafter designated, to wit :
At the. Land Lame at DIXON, commencing on
Monday, the fifth day of April next, for the disposal
of the public lands within the following township*
and fractional townships, viz:
Kurth cf the ba.:e line and cut of the fourth prince,
;id meridian.
•Fractional townships twenty-seven; twenty-eight,
and twenty-nine, of rango one::- . • ••:.••• . . •
Townships , twenty-seven and twenty-eight, and
fractional township twenty-nine, of range two. •
Townships twenty4even 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
nine. of range four..
North of the base line and west of the fourth principal
meridian
Fractional townships twenty:seven, twenty-eight
and twenty-nine, of range 91.1 C.
k'ructioual townships twenty-eight and twenty
wale, of range two.
At the Land Office at.SIIAWNEETOWN, com
mencing on Monday, the nineteenth day of April
nest, for the disposal of the pubfic lands, within the
following seezious and parts of sections, viz:
South cf the base line and cast af the third .principal
ERZE3
. .
Sect:ons twenty-two to twenty-nine, inclusive , and
sections thirty-1 wo, to thirty-six inc;nsiVo, of town
ship eleven: sections one to fi re inclusive, and sec- 1
Lions right to twelve in clodive, in township twelve, 1
of range. serest.
Sections three to nine, inclusi ve; sectirinsfifteen to
twenty-Iwo, inclusive, and sections twenty-fire to
thirty-six, inclusive, of township eleven; sections
one, two, throe, the north halt and southeast quarter
of sentient four; sections fire to eleven, incluMvo; the
southwest garter of section twelve; the north half on
section fourteen, and sections fifteen and eighteen,'
1 inclusive, in township twelve, of range nine.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military, or other purposes; will be exclnded from
the sales; also all quarter quarter sectiots covered iu
whole, or in part, by those mining leases which shall
, not be cletermiudd by thq clay fixed lbr the coin-
I mencement of the sales. . . .
Pre-emption claims will not be allowed to awe, of
the aboveJands,-until after the same alkali have Gen
offered at the 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 legal subdivision or
subdivisions as.lvill include such mine or mines, at
not leas than two dollars end fifty cents per acre.
The sales, will each be kept open for two weeks
(unless the 'lands arc sooner disposed ot) and no
longer; and no - private entries of land in the town
ships and fractional toinisffips so Offered will be I
admitted until alter the expiration of two weeks froth
the commencement of the said sales. •. '
In further eseeution of the said act, I have caused
the Ceannissioner of the General Land Office to pub:
1 !fah with ibis proelarriation a brief description of the
mineral regions in which theie lands lie, and of the
lands now offered for sale, which he has prepared
fruM official declinierits.and other meant of Wm;
illation.
Given nntler nay hadd at . .thi City of Washington;
this eighth day of September, Anno Domini, one
thousand eight hundred end forty-six.
Ile the President; JAMES It. POLIt.
JAMES If. Pura;
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The lands is the DIXON district; embraced in the'
above proclamation of the President of the United
States, were explored by Mr. Owen, the geologist of •
the State of Indiana, under the instructions from the,
rTreasary Department, and in compliance with a re
solution of the House of Representatives; passed 6th I
February, 1539. The able report of this gentleman,'
published as document No. 219, House of Represen
tatives, first session of 26th Congress, shows that;
these lands include all the pludnetive mines, and the
entire region in which, Wu* tibservations during hie
survey, there is reison to believe that valuable veins
of ore may readily be round. 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, irproperly mined, would yield one handred
and fifty millions pounds per annum. •
Those lauds being situated on and near the Aria
sissippi and Fever avers, the cost of transporting the
:products of them to. St. Louis is only . about fifteen
cents per hundred pounds. The soil is of excellent
quality, and yields abundantly all the products of i
that latitude.
The lambi 4 - the SIIAWNEETOWN district have
not been explored es folly as those In Dixon:. 'Re
cent discoveries hm7e been made,howeier; - or rich
veins of thq sulphuret lead il zinc, contiguous
'to and on both sides of - these lands, indicating the;
existence Ur Xicallar deposites within them. The fa
cilities for manufacturing white, and, red lead are
;represented.as being ample; and as the lands are
; situated within about seven miles of the Ohio river,
the metal, in any form,.cau be transported to all the
'principal markets at a trifling cost.
JAMES H. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land (eke.
September Bth. 1.846,,:. seol94atvlBt
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itartltee ,rrat • asan-of tit.,,,, , , c „, ..,..,: .
TlT,fil!iiii4cotattutf-aot Of Congreils - i 4 .,,.,,: . : • , ,
, - ,,l•thVilleveiatli day of JulY, 1848, - ontilleil-'• - 17 ,- . , ,z,. .:-• .
nefliiituthorise the' President of the Ilnited'SriatlP7'''''N-•
to.sell: the- rctitizved mineral lands lands in the State* Or ..,,,,,,,,4. • At'
Illitos and Arkansas, and Territoties of .Wltconaits ' " -- "".7
arid laws sipposed to contain load ore;.* lilting '„ -
If. PULIe, Pi crW.ent of the - United 'State/Or: istafirriV ' lb
lia,'do horeby declarkned make known, that liai
it ..-,
lie Sale will be held at the Laud Oiffee at DULITIQ'U4. ..
in the Territory of lOWA, commencing on Mother
1 .- • ; .' ..
-?.
the day of March next, for th e - silo of the %inti.t .
.
lie - lands utat Tonne viritinzte nom gait . * • • . ' 4
nceocrer or tint TAto..intn LEAD . , mit.tke 17tErintsr t ":.
within the following townshipirntltk, 11kele1 4 1,_
_____OPtlitritk . . .-
ships, known as th e ttictt•Viiirrl4eof)lglsluf 2 C - t -
Nit: • ,'.. -:i••••••:""'! - -. .- ,'' - ...
, , •
Worth st . .11s; base brie and sett ijr ta,,fifti,riitag ; , •
•• meridian. --- '
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• Township's aiglity 7 eight, eighty-nine and. ninety A - -,
ind fractional township ninety-one, of.ratiga one: . -;. '.'
Township eighty-eight, and fractional townshipa; ,
.6glity-nine, ninety and ninety-onestir range two; - -.'
• - Township eiglity.74von, and fractitmal townships( '• .„
tip,bti-eight and eight}'-njne,•Of range three.'.
• Fractional toWuships , clglity 7 nevert and eigltit_ ..':,
• tightrof range four, _ - • - - • '., ' • • _ - •
FractiOnal tooth - ship eighty-sitvcit, of,mbge five;
Virtit of the base line and 'Meg Qf thS fifth prinelyszt:
..
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Tewriship ninety, 610 fractional ttiwnship,minety, : - . ...„,.
ace, of range one. . - ' • _:. ' ' „,•-, • -
Fraational tov. nships ninety 7 one, irinety-tyco:allut•
ilnetyehrte,ef range two-, -
Totvuship nine! -two,. of rangt three.
._ . ;......._ 5 . ..--..-,..
- V.idiapproprlafed by kW for the use
- moo t s„, ,
militaryand.other ptiposes, w ill, be ex - eluded fhanit ~i• ~,,
sale;" also hll . .quastgr quarter.sections covered, {{pp ! ,-- - - -, , ....r
whole, or in part,. -- by ant:6 mining leaseSi WN - . ..,---..."
shall not. be determined bit..,thii day Lied - -Pair;.thr,,:-, :,_.. -.1
commencement of,theSe salts. '•. • -•':.:. ' r •- • .7,-; ...-:;?:
Pre-emption cltirtik ;vlll'not be. allowed-to eny..4
the above Jands; - uktil after thti'y have been OffclPfi..i •.''-' - "r.
at pultlie saleinnd beconie Subject to. pzivate ante:Li-, .7 - ' 3 ' - : ,
and all of such lands es contain a mine or mines of's: -
lead ore - actual!' discovered-and beingWorkedc 7.in, -----.
be sold in such legal subdivision er. subdivisions - Hi
will include such untie or Mines; ar notlesethat I,y/4 - :
doilars and fifty tents per-acre. .-.- , ; ~
,a .
t o
The sale will be kcppen for'iWcrweakii - tordsiaa. -".
the lands are sooner disposed. Oft`and'nolooger• and; •
no prit ate . ntries of land in the towns - hips earl:fret,'
tional townships so offered will h admitted.antil, alt.'•
ter the expiration of two week's from the comineyee-
ment of said sale.
. ,
in further exetOtion of the Said act,
.1 hale! causeit
tbe Cornntissionio of the Gentrral . „Lund OfficiCto
Hsi: with this proclamation sv - bner 0144'
thineral reentry in which' thesa lauds lic,-and of the
lands now offered' for sale, which he - has - prepared
from • official documents and edict nicarra•of tofoit
nation. .
Giren under my liana .at.flte. City of Washington,-
this Mb day of Septembnr, Ainen, oge tbona
sand eiibt hundred'
By The President: JA:IIE3
-JAalts 11. PIPER, • . •
Acting r rf Me General Laid Office.
Tlie lands in the mineral regioris,onbraccd in ratti
above proclamation of .the Ptesidont of the United
States, are believed to Contain the richest mines of ,
lead that have yet been discovered; the ore-yielding
abinat eighty per-cent, of pure metal.- :Copper, also'.
has been fouled iu tlris're;;lou in considerable cinan...
titles. -
Great advantages are said to exist for the Minus
facture of lend' in . various forms, 'particularly into
shot, the river banks 'being ad elevsted as to resuira
little or no expellee in the erection of to Bets; and.
the ore s limn:its great puritys malt be manefacture4
into iiiot by the first smelting. .
The location of theee 000ril being neat :the Bab. -
sissippi river, affords great facilities of tiansporta ,
tion, the average cost of which to St: Louis to about
fifteen uentl.perhundred pounds. The soll.ia rep.
resented as being tuinsnally, fertile, producing .all
the small grain in great ehtuidanOc, and furnishing
excellent range for cattle—thns presenting eqiittl' ins. ,
ducetrients to the agriculturist sad the miner.
The DUBUQUE mines in fractional townthipa
eighty-eight, eighty nine; and ninety,. of
s ratigntlve
cast, situated ou the banksof the Irlicsissip'pi, are
considered the most inyortafit fttie . DU ltA NGO ininea
I in townships eighty,nine and ninety, orrange one
east, arc the next in value; aiUd the-CATTESA ningg
in fractional township eilatl , ,eight, Of Ilnia three
east, also on the river, are the , third. Othtr Alines
haVei been disccvercein this - region; and it' ix very
probable that filter° eitploratious- will bring itn light
others as rich and productive as uny now known.
- JAAIF,S 11. I'IPF.R; • •
Of
-Ailing Covirds3tonir qt the Generat'Land Opte. .
1 . Stotar.ber 5;/4 . 11.46.. . scpl9-lawlet • .
pis:tab - argil% . •
vrior.n TIM CARE OF Tat itirrats OF NEACT::::'
Addtsan, Gaz'zum, Brace; find Wheal, 14y.
R;ItAIECT.NEICTS'ar4 nrive'nompleted r
opou
ing this institution On or about the first ofJann,
nry, 1347. Acimumodationn for twenty patients
hard been trrdered; if the contributions hoiy being
solicited from the citizens warrant, it; accommoda
tions will be prepared :Dr forty. Donation's for this
purpose can bo given to the Collecting Committee,
or sent to dm Sister! of Mercy, Penn street, oz W
any of Ike following:—James May; A. Tiernan, •
James Blakely, John Coyle, J. S. Cosgrave, Com- '
mittee: dec9-114
TIIIIEC story Brick 11ouse, situate in the vil
_AL Inge of Cast Liberty, 5 miles from the city; it
1123 about } acre of ground attached, x good Garden;
it is an exeellent stand for a Tay.ork, having a good
frame stable, a large shed for Carriages and• Tea
Pin alley; several good fruit trees and a pump ef ex
cellent water on the place. The Ileum is large and
in good conditions baying been occupied as a dwel
ling for some time by Mr. James Burnsidc...lt will
be mild or routed loiv orr teXatordble terms.
Persons desirous of father information will please
call at .1. D. Davis , Commercial Auction nOOl2lSi :car
ner of Wood and sth.sts. . • decl.7.-.lf
' . For Sole, . •
17OUR. LOTS 41ounded by pou p i Liberty agd Ray
sts:,' each lot having i?4' ft. front,'end extending
hack I Iro R. Two . of thern arc corner lots, and the
phsiiion of the rill* properly is one of the media.:
uantrigeous in the city. For thrther information tip.:
ply to M..SWARTZWELDER, Fourth st . .,
nor'3.tf bet. Wood and Smithfield.
rpTIE brick dwelling house codgrounds on the
Birder Road; opposite the Allegheny ComOers,
adjoining the property of Mr. Mowry, now octupied
by Mr. Peterson. Also,.theltppe walk and machine
ry, formerly occupied by Smith & Guthrie far mak
ing topes rut the inclined planes on- the klegkeny
mountains. For thane apply to
GEO. COCHRAN. •
No. 26 Wood•st.•
T WOULD speak an honest and Conscieiftleuk word
I
of advice to those-of you wlicr are pot too.wise to
reason, and who can appreciate and distinguish be-'
twecii the cruel and dishonest puffing ofthetlay,.(in 1
reference to pulmonary discaees,yand thei.fallviwing
straight...forward statement, by oue,who would. Het -
offer a misrepresentation to- you, where We,
death are so dearly concerned as in any of,the dia.'. •-• • i
capes or ailments ythich lead to Consumption..
Lean assure you that the remedy here offered; his'
given a heayiniy relief, and often effected a perms.
vent cure, wheft every other remedy has failed. It
is pleasant, indeed, beautiful to taste• and fbr those --
who art weak, languid, and emaciate ' d, it will form
an agreeable article of food, as it is in the form of a
beautiful, flavored •baliamic ja:li. it pan, there
fore, in truth and honor, be oft'eredto all those at
with Bronchitis, Asthma, ,Obsfinale or commas
Coughs and Colds, spitting of Blood, Bleeding of ths
Lungs,Whooptng-caugh, Croup, Difficulty V Breath
ing, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, First stages v Coif.
sumption, ane all other Pu:nwnasy.and Lir& Com
!plaints. It is known as DR. EMANUEL'S 84-
ISAMIC LUNG AND COUGH JELLY. •
-
The materials of this Jelly are purely vegetable
and balsamic, and art the inventien of an ethinent
physleian', front whip,: the proprietor boi purchased
the recipe. It is certainly worth its weight in-gold.
but is putat a price to be within the reach of rich or
poor. s
Sold by WM. JACKSON, at his Boot &Shoe store,
No. S 9 Liberty Street, head of Wood st.;F'ittshuntb.
Price SO penis and 31 per bottle. decS '
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TONES 'S Soap is a wonderful, wonderful Soap, . ,: 4
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t) For i t makes every pimple and freckle e 1 ppe-••• ~ .
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It makes flesh that's chapp'4l, that's disci:mil OT that's • .
tender, - . . IN
Tho' the wind blow as bleak its in March or Dec.em - - K
ber,
Smooth, healthy and soft—clearaosely and white .g,
As the snow on the liWe of a clear winter's night.
Jones's SoaOls really and truly a perfect and n " '' •
Calling cure - for any skin diseaso, making disco - I •
skin olear nod healthy. Sold at the American Eagle , i i;
82 Chatham et.. and by the only - Ageng for Pittabarets' 1
W. Jackson, 89 Liberty street, head of Wood strest.: - , • •
Where also May be had genuine, Jones' celebritu'• ••,.•-••••.,
Coral Ilaii Itestorative--Stianish Lilly NVhite—A••• • ' . i
!tooth Paste, and Moorish Hair Dye. corg.4:4s.,t , -... - - ,...•-•,t•
-4 - -:,
4 -
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1,11 Pipes, or Grates, may be kept jet ,li c-smg,„ -
beautiful a.polish, as a coach body wit' •&*"-,.- - '
tiott a.yeas.;Sold only in PitMburgh, tr• . •
No. 84 latt.i7t.ar,che:a4,of Wood et. Pitt"
To Rrint7
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