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PITTSBURGH
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C6IIIITIE FO 8' 13g.PT Eat DER•
7as. ell , W. W. Wallace, 'W. J. Tottep,
PORT OF TT3li UTZ II
61 !SET WATTII 78 TICS CILICI NEL
ARRIVED.
Rio Grande, Conley, Cin.
American Star, Hanna, Cin,
Caroline, Nixon, Wellsville.
IVlichigin No 2, Gibson, Beaver
• Lake Erie, Hemphill, Besver.
- Beaver, Stoops. , Beaver. -
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis McLain, Bennet ; Brownsville
DEPARTED
New England No. 2Dcasi, Cin.
Svvatara, Cox, St. Louis. ,
Robt. Fulton, Collier, St.:Louis.
Umpire, Young, Nashville.
Sunbeam, Goff. Louisville.
• . • Mary Stevens, Lucas, St. Louis.
" 'Michigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Beaver; Stoops, Beaver.
. Consul, BOwman, Brewnsville
Louis McL!tn, Bennet, Brownsville
PITTSBURGII MAIMINS-DAILY 'VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE POST,
TUURSDAT Miinxixo, Sept. 30, 1897. S
The shipping business has commenced in ear
nest. The Monongahela wharf presents quite an
animated appearance, and the forwarding houses
are very busy in sending off goods which had ac
-cumulated during the low stages of water.
'The , clifferent grocery establishments are receiv
ing heavy stocks, and our country friends uho
may visit the cimuwill find no difficulty in select
ingsuch articles as thermay wish to purchase.
FLOUR-Sales of 250 bbls. at .the .river at
$4,75.,r bbl.; from wagon at $4,514a-i,574. .Re
tailing from store by the dray load at $5,00, ,aid
, )1 the single-bbl. at $5,25.
WHEAT—Salesof .100 bu. at 871 1 c. bu
CORN—A small sale•at 4:2c. vb. bu.
WINDOW GLAS—There is still a brisk Or
1/4-mrmd for this article, anti-prices are qiiite
firm.—
'Sales of 173 bxs. Bxlo at $3,238? box; 100 bxs.
10x12. at $3,25 bxs. 40x1:4 at $4,00, and 25
l‘bxsJ 12x16 at $5,00. To show' the feeling in the
(market ; we may state that $3,25 co• bor e -currency,
n 3434.1.eysrwas yesterday offered for 300.bx5.-Sxlo,
and the ownervrefused to take it.
HAT—Sales of- 6- tons at $9,00 ton.
CHEESE—SaIes - 90 -13 - xs . at 6Vaoic.
FEATHERS—We bear -of no large transac
tions. ' Retailing from store at 30e.
GROCERIES—We bear of no change 'in the
_pr ice of groceries. Prices, however, ere firm, end
-stkes•brisk.
RlCE—Sales of new crop at 61-c.
Coto:trim Monnia OF Out o.—The New Orleans
De/la pays the following just tribute to this gal:
lant representative of Ohio, in the army.
to/one/ Morgan.—We notice with mach pain,
ikat•this gallant officer, who lately commantleil, I
with so-much distinction, the 2nd Regiment orj
Ohio •Volunteers, was badly wounded in the late
battles. Colonel. Morgan is quite a young man.
but is one'of the most fearless and daring men in
our army. He was the officer who, in command
'of 'a small body 'a-volunteers, last winter defeated
Urrea, at . the bead of a large force of Mexican
horse. p.e has -great military talents. He was
lately• appointed by the -President•to - the command
of one of the new ten regiments; end it' was at
the head of his regiment that he was severely
wounded•drikthe late battle.
Sweet Revenge to .Textens.•=—The'esrteipuniiett of
the New Orleans Delta narrates an interesting in
cident, which occurred after the late battles had
•been fought and won. It must have been "sweet
revenge.' Men the troops had atrived at Tecu
baya, all the former Texan prisoners intro were
present assembled just below the National Palace,
on a fine paved road, made by the labor of their
-bands, while they remained in that country. On
'the side of the road stood a beautiful monument,
with the following inscription Erected to the
memory of -General Santa Anna, in consideration
of his having constructed this road by the labor of
the prisimers of Texas." di was not long after the
-assemblage of the crowd, until down came the
'monument, and riot satisfied with tearing it down,
they broke the stone intoAm all pieces, end scatter
ed them to the four winds.
Yhc'Tuivcntine Busiurss.—The North Cardin:Li
Newbernian says : About 800,000 barrels of turpen
tine are now annually made in this State. Not
more:than 200,000 barrels, ifthat, were shipped to
New York and ether ;ports 'the past year in its
crude State, and the largest portion of the whole
being distilled in this State. The estimated value
to the makers is about -$1,100,000 annually. and
may be $2.,000mu0. About or 5000 laborers
are engaged in making it, and perhaps three times,)
as many more, human beings are supported maitil
ly from the proceeds of its first sale. The dis- - 1
tillation of 'turpentine in this State is now carried
.on very extensively, which will render the ship-:
merit of it in its crude state very smalOnTuture.
li is supposed that there are now in operation 150
stills, which, at the average cost of $l5OO with
+fixtures, shows that t] re is an expenditure of:
$223,0u0 to begin with. the distilling of spirits
of turrenti ue.
:Kearney and Fremont Diffiettlty.—The Wash
ington corrspundent of the Baltimore Sun thus,
alludes to the Kearney and Fremont difficulty :
In the matter of the court martial of Lieutenant
Colonel Fremont, I believe I am right in the sup.
position, that the /otter distinguished between his
.nailitary and civil appointment :believing them to.
'be separate things. Thus, while Gets Kerney un
lioubtedly ranked and commanded him; as his su•
- periar officer,.a doubt existed probably in the mind
`of , Col: Fremont, whether, in his capacity as Go
vernor of the province, he was also subject to the .
General's orders. There can be no doubt in my
nand but that Gen. Kearney, as thesuperior, officer,
Araialso entitled to the government of the province,
the little - to govern California Bowing entirely from
the military occupational the,provioce, California
being at this moment neither a territory nor- a,
State of this Union.
rae Journal Des Debats says France will
array the "virtue of the Pope against :the bayo
nets of the Austrians." When the pope heard of
the - invasion, he isreported to have said "1 Will
excommunicate the Austrians; if that does not an.
saver, I will mount a horse, and put myself at the
head of coy people, and tiva milliJas of Caristians
will respond„ to my appeal."
Teeming Industry.—On the hoe of the Provi
dence and Worcester railroad, there (Ire twenty
stopping places, or way stations; 94 cotton mills;
307,000 spindles; 7,092 looms, making about
1,197,800 yards of cotton cloth .per week; 22
Woollen mills; 81 'sets of woollen machinery; 4
schythe works, and .30,machine.shops. The road
is a fraction over '43 miles, long, and will be in op
eration by the last of this rnonjh.
Truth.--Truth courts investigation, but error
shrinks from scrutiny; Truth fears no evil from
the most rigid examination, but error always fears
the , consequences." Truth - is immutable, and will
stand-Critic - inn?: Truth, like its autlior,is eternal;
add will exist amidst the 'wreck of matter and
crush of:worlds, whilst error will be swept away
with the, refuge of lies. The more' you examine
truth, :like gold, the brighter it will shine. 'Truth
is never tarnished by inspection, but discovers• the
more - splendor. Any pyilein whiCh shrinks from
scrutiny discovers-corruption in its premises, and
is:unworthy the attention of - in intelligent mind.
A-certain writer has said with'thilit*ostEireprie-
LI: - -"Ile that will' not yeasOn, Is . s I:4o,t'i tie_ that
cannot reason is_a fool; and 4 . that dores . ,not,rea
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cyjive theiusancidollaro Land yetit seems as if these
is to he-no cessation' in' the entering,of !adds.
- [Green- Bay'Rep.
Enlargement of the Erie ,Canal.--The work 'has
been' commenced 4lockfort•on the seconil tier of
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Lsocastevtot,Collimbla, 10 cents for 10 words, and
nro attn..
Lancaster •to Toelt, 13 cents for 10 words, and
pro rata.
Pdtsbur,lll Cleveland, 30 cents for 10 words,
and 2 cents for ever• additional word. . .
Communications must be prepaid; written 'in a
plain, legible hand, bearing upon the face not only
the address m full, but the signature and residence
of the signer.
Every reasonable cause of complaint, will be in
quired into, and remedied if practicable. The pub.
lic are requested to make known such, either to the
managers, st their respective offices, or to'the Gene
ral Superintendent at Philadelphia and 'Cincinnati,
that evils may be remedied, and the linen made sort
able mediums for the public service.
The public may rely upon the integrity win which
all theoperations of the line will be couduc:ed, and
the sacredness of all communications entreated to
then for transmission.
The articles of Association require the Offices to
'he closed on Sabbath. Main Mace hours nom Sun
rise to 10 P. M.
Me chant's Exchange, Philadelphia, Sep 13,1h47.
rep:7•dlw
Post Wilco Stairlot:Levy,
compliance with the Law and the order of the
Postmaster General, Sealed Proposals will be 're
ceived by me until 12 o'clock noon, on Monday, the
25th day of October, for supplying.tbe Stationery re
quired for , the use of this 'Post Office, during•the feta
years commencing 7anuary .Ist, 484 S and•ending De.
cumber 31st, 1551.
The estimate for each year, is as follows.:
One hundred Reams Enveloping paper, yellow—
, 19 by 24 inches.
One hundre 1 and twenty-five ipounds solang
, twine, Cotton.
Ten pounds best scarlet sealing way.
Contractors are required by law to give bond in a
sum equal to double the value of the articles to be
furnished.
Payment will be made on delivery of the Statiow-
Cry.
Please furnish samples.
C. MICHIBIN, postmaster,
Pittsburg h•
Be2o-dikw4w
Imported 'Clgttre
• 7 THOUSAND Imported Cigars, consisting of,
Justo Sang Steam Boat PIIINCIPL . II, all colors.
Washington Imperial and Eagle RECIALL&S.
Ten different varieties of ll.avArras.
These are genuine and very superior. For sate at
a small advance, at the Wine Store of
JACOB wiavEn,
, cor Market and Front its.
se2B
Bedsteads and Turning Pactory,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
THE undersigned having commenced the above
business on the corner of Robinson and Sandus
ky streets, opposite Arbuckle , s Cotton Factory, and
having purchased the right -of using the improved
Bedstead Vesting of McLean's, which is far super
lour to any now in use; we respectfully invite
the attention-ofthe Cabinet Makers of both cities to
call and examine for themselves.
M. DAVIS &
septll d-y
Daly , s Head Quarters for Hosiery.
T 0 those who wish.to provide for the approaching
cold weather, would do well to call in time to
examine my. assortment of Woolen Drawers, under
Shirts. Stockings, Comforts, &c. &c., as 1 have my
winters stock ready for examination, of my owe and
Foreign manufacture.
B. Call early that you sexy have the Stet
[choice. M. DALY,
Sign of the Big Stocking, 6th
ae.25-tf between Wood and Market.
Whiskey Barrels.
good condition; for sale by
(JACOB WEAVETt,
' se27 • nor of Market and Front sts
LARGE Willow Hampers, suitable for packing
Glass or Queoneware, for sale by
JACOB WEAVER,
cor Marketaad Front sta.
MEI
Scientific and Liberal Books.
ORIGIN of Life by Haliack; Marriage and Ma-
ILI trimony, by John Fowler; Vestiges of Creation,
with the Sequel; Mackintosh's Electrical Theory of
the Universe; Paine's Political and Theological
Works; Strauss Life of Jesus; Koran; Taylor's Die
gesis; Life of Paine; Volney's Ruins; Voltaire's Phi
losophical Dictionary; Paine's philosophy of Nature;
also the latest editions of the best liberal and mien
' tific - parnphlets, expressly designed to facilitate the
acquisition of useful knowledge, for sale in Liberty
sueet, opposite Wayne street, where subscribers to
Fowler's PhrenologiCal Journal, Young America,
Regenerator, and Boston' investigator, wil be re
ceived by. _ oe27.d2nt`) JOHN FERRAL.
Proposals iolEittliaik Good
- •- WAIV DEP.III.7MENT,
Orncrlishiker•Ams,rns, Sept. 18, 1847.
Q-EALED PROPCISXLS will be :received at the
`office of the - Coiri - thi,ssioner of Indian Affairs,
Vishington. - a - C.•,;Matitlo oreleck. On-Monday,
the - lat of Provernber nexclee furnishing the fol
lowing gocids, in•-rhe quarattieS:tinnexed, or there
abouts, forrlduie of the Indians; and'ileliverabto
'at the followingoplaces; - ,viz.:
- AVNtVir 'YORK.
• - .73/ankets::
150 pairs white Mackinac blankets to
measure 60 by. 72 inches, and weig h S
pounds
-900 Taira 2k -point white Mackinac blankets,
to measure 54 by 06 inches, and weigh
'6 pounds
'4OO pairs point white Mackinac blankets, to
meaSure 42 by 66'inches, an I weigh 53
•pOunds
- 4.50 'pairs Pi-point white Mackinac •blankets,
to measure CG by6o inches, and weigh
pounds
.400 pairs 1-point white Mackinecthlankets, to
measure .32'by iAches, and weigh 3 - 1-
7cetiiiils
- 2'20 • pairs' . 3-point Scar et Itacktrraclaarik - sts,
to measure 't , o by 72 inches,"an'd weigh
'8 pounds
200 pairi 2 point scarlet Mackinac blankets,
to . measure 04 by 66 incbes f end weigh
• 6 perereis •
GO pairs 3-point green Mackitincthlankers. to
measure - 60 by ‘72 inches, and weigh
Pounds
290Tpairs 3-point tlentirtella tine 'Mackinac
blankets, to measure GO by '1 . 2 Mates,
and weigh 8 pounds,
240 pairs 20-point Gentinella 'blue - Sfackinac
blankets, to measure 54 by 66 inches,
aw weigh 6 pounds.
Dry Goods.
1060 yards blueorancy ant!-graylisrcloth
350 do scarlet do do
125 do grass green an do
2050 do blue savedlist Cloth
7'lo do scarlet do
400 do green do
200 ,pounds worsted yarn, three fol.!
00 dozen cotton tl',g handkerchiefs
'lOO do do Madras do
70 do black silk do
41) du S 4 cotton shawls
ME
tsburili no'd
aph Co.
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25 do 11.4 do 'ilia it will be necessary, when a durerestie article is hilll
30 do 4 4 do kio lor. that the sample of it should accompany the
20000 yards calico, domestic t,fd,
t.`l4‘l, to - enable the department to decide whether it
1000 do do English and French ;is of equal quality with the samples to be exhibited.
1200 do bleached cotton shirting
! The party proposidg to supply the articles will
3000 do unbleached do do
! rnake'san invoice of all the iterns„rnibraccid in the,
3500 do do do sheeting
ahoic pis t, and Aix the prices. in d.)llars and &ids,
66100 do - domestic checks, stripes, undi:lids
at whrclite or they will - furnish them. dcliierable
'lOO thrzen Woollen -socks
lin Nekc York and St. Louis:, ie.pectively, on or be
5001)yards plaid linsey
• fu re the fifteenth day of May next, assiiming the
1000 do flannels, assorted .
:quantity of each article as speciliil iii this :Jeer
1000 shirts, flannel i'llf:forlit. 1111 en rt,ili,t4 the cost. in iking an ag•
1'45 do calico i gregatc of the retool,: invoice before. lerideng•it ii.,.
SO pounds linen threat) !'l tie goods will be inspected at Ne':‘,* York or St.
-1 GU do 'cotton do :Louis, by an a:eot at the United State's. who will be
20 do scorn., silk
apponited by the department for- tligpurpose, and
350 pieces ribbands, assorteU
to ascertain the•contormi'v of the :II Tre'.o..,i p.m has
-975 yards bedticking '-el wit the salrples exhibite I. Ns hen the contract
r,r,it do as tti net ts, assorted 'shall be made, and with ti,e terns ~f lie contract
400 do Kentucky jeans 'it'sclf, which shall cor,tain a claiiie that it the arti
-7 gross worsted gartering
rides are Lot furnished within the Hate prescribed,
21 pounds Chinese vermillion.
'!-r it iney ate of iiisi.riicient wriiity, in the opinion
Hardware. of the agent atoresaal. and it within rite days after
.S4O pounds brass kettles • 1 •
, notice of such insufficiency the party shall not',
7b5 tin kettles .
!feirtnah others in lieu thereof, of the required quali
.lo nests jiparitied kettles. (S in a nest)
' l. ts . the United States *ball he audioriml to 'pm- I
,
7 1 .1 doten butcher knives
Coase them of others, ant to charge any iiictease!
I.lonB gun flints. .
!of price they May Ire compelled to pay !hetet:or to
AT ST. LOUIS, 'AIIsSOI7R4. i the Contractor. who :ball pay Mt said ddizreuce to.
.131anlat • I. ' the I:tilted ::.1.111.C. !
900 pairs- 3ipnints white Mackinac blankets,' l';onds will be required. in the amount of the
to measure PI by 7 . 2 inches, and neigh bids, with two good *Welles. the ...theienc- of
8 pounds , whim t o be certified by a I'nte'l State. judge or
SOO pairs 2 , 3-point white Mackinac blankets, ' , district attorney, for the laithftil iieit, , ,rmarce of
to measure 54 by . tio inches. and weigh the contracts.. Prrvment . v. ill be ma It s`fttr the
'6 pounds i.cortrect is completed. and the &hit ens of the goods
4'2 , t pairs 2 point white Mackinac blankets, to at NeW -York and St. Louis :2:Ter ti rely, to an 3-
measure 42 by 50 inches, and weigh 54 gent of the department, upon a duplicate invoice
pounds : certified by bini.
5i30 pairs I }-point white .Markinaeblankets, to • Coniiiiiiiiications to be marked, " l'iopose!s for
measure 36 by 51) inche , , and weigh 4.4 t r ,,h,„ 4 . ,, ,,,,j,:•
Tile Lodi still be submitted with the following
heading, and none sviil be considered that are not
made in the total and terms here prescribed -
'• I (or wet proi.o.e to ;midst,. for the roel, Wt. of
theitidtan Department, the felloWing goods, at the
prices affixed to them respectively, viz
( here insert the List of goods. )
" PetiVerable in the city of New York, or St.
Louis, on or before the --.-.--day of next;
-and in case of the acceptance of his proposal, the
.quantity being prescribed by the department, I (or
we) will execute a contract according to this a•
greement, and give satisfactory seerrity to the de- ,
partinent, - NS ithin ten d a'y s atter the acceptance of
'this Ltd; raid in tale of failure to enter into such'
'cont ract, and give anvil security, I ,( or we) will pay'
to the United States the dare/ eth.e between the
'sums bidden by me (or us) and the sum which
:the United States may be ohliged to pay for the
;same articles."
Each arid every bid must also he acromrtnied
; with a guarantee in the billowing form, to be'sign.
:.ed by one or more responsible persons, whose sal
' ticienry must be certified by ovine one who is
-knowri to the department. either personally or by
his official position .
I ~ 1 (or we) hereby guaranty that—. the shove
'bi,lcier, will comply with the terms of the ads er-
I ts ement - foi - Proposals Oa Indian goods, - dated
I September IS, 1547, if the contract should be a
warded to him, and enter ?rim build for 11,e execu
tion of the saute within the time presciibed."
I:EAL.I
LiEIL j
iv NI EDDILL,
'Commissioner of Indian Atlairs.
Sept. 25-3tawl tot Nov.
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pailS I point white 'Mackinac Iliatikets. to
measuie 32 by 4.3 inches, and weigh 3i
-pounds
150 pairs 3 point ?<ode Mackinac blankets,
to measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh
imunds
IGO pairs 2;I, point scarlet Mackinac blankets,
to measure 54 by 06 inches, and weigh
6 pounds
.156 pairs 3 point .trreen Mackinac illonkets to
measure GU by 72 inches, and weigh
pounds
13 - ) pairs 3-point '6entinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 60 by 70 inches,
and weigh S pounds
73 pairs 4ti•aant Gentinellii . hlste Mackinac
1•l nikets. to measure 31 by 60 inches,
-and 'a eigh 6 pounds.
Dry ponds.
500 yards'bbe strolls
500 du scarlet du
1000 do blue fancy and gray Ind 'cloth
- .50 do grass green do do
400 do scarlet do do
3000 do blue saved list cloth
.100 do green do
1504) do scarlet do
400 pounds worsted yarn, 3 fall
73 dozen cotton flag handkerchiefs
700 do Madras -do
15 do black silk do
45 dozen .5-4 cotton shows
25 `do 6 4 do
25 do 4-I do
1-xOOO yards•domestic Talmo
1-33130 Qo English and freirch do
1300 do bleached cottou shitting
6000 do unbleached do
4000 do do sheeting'
1.500 do domestic checks, s`teifes did
1-00 dozen woollen socks
2500 yards plaid linsey
150 U do flannels, assorted
510 flannel shiers
400 calico do
100 pound-4-linen thread
230 -do -cotton do
15 do sewing silk
20 gross worsted gartering
1.50 pieces ribbons, assorted
100 gross fancy and clay pipes
150 pounds Chinese vermillion.
Hardware.
1300 founds brass kettles
50 nests, japanned kettles <8 in a 'rrest
460 tin kettles
25 gross 81113:1W awls
7000 fish hooks
25 dozen fish fines
25000 needles, assorted
100 dozen combs, assorted
10 dozen scissors
14000 gun flints
10 gross gun worms
200 dozen butcher knives.
Arics and ilairldes.
To be delivered at the place where maonracter•
ed, or in the city of New York or Philapelphia, as
may be required, withrost additional expense.
Agriciatarai implentents,
There will also be required, to he delivered in
Nero York, at the salve time, the following agrieni•
turd implements:
25 dozen axes, to weigh from 4 to 51 pounds
05 do half axes, to weigh 3f, pounds
12 do squaw axes, to weigh 3 pounds
45 do hatchets, to weigh 14 pounds
250 axes, to weigh from 42 ( to 511 pounds
250 half-axes, to weigh n pounds
200 hatchets, to weigh 'lb- pounds
200 drawing knives, 12 inches in length
200 augers, in equal proportions of inch,
inch., and inch
•
150 pairs Names
150 do trace chains, bright and straightlinks
300 pounds brass kettles.
•
Also--
250 axes, to weigh from 4i to s}. pounds
250 half axes, to weigh 3i pounds
200 hatchets, to weigh pounds
1200 weeding hoes, assorted sizes
100 single-horse ploughs, with cleeis and cast
iron mould boards
ggo parrs t v no:,,arrAns, , l4ight straight
each cciaiiiiiiti - fifter 4 inches in length,
and to weigh not less than 31 pounds
75-10g.ehainstach 'weigh 25 pounds t
'lOOO best No: LO Witittemomeotton cards
20 ctois ctit..iaeS 7 feet in length
20 do ,do 6 feet in length
100 "single cut' crosscut saw files
150 hand saws
120 hand saw files
150 - drawing kniles, 12 inches in length
550 "quarters";screw augers, in equal propor
tions of 2-inch, 11•ineh, and rinch
000 •Lcroartets" socket chisels, in equal propor
tions of 11inch, 1 and i-inch
.100 planes. complete, equal proportions of fore
and kick
150
, rairs•humes.
• Northwest gone.
030 Northwest guns, two thirds of which must mea
sure 36 inches in length of barrel, and one•thir:l
42 inches, to be - delivered at the place where ,
manufactured, or in the city of New York or!
Philadelphia, as may be required; samples of
them are deposited in the office of the Commis
sioner of Indian affairs.
The above proposals may be divided into five
parts, for each place of delivery,-viz:
I. Blankets.
2. -Dry goods.
Hardware, to inelndelhe deriatltvrtil imple•
merits.
f 4. Axes Ira hatchets.
-3 Northwest...lns
The lowest competent responsible bidder will re
- crive the whole on any part of the contract, ac
cording to the above scale, the department resery
ing to itself the right to determine whether •the
bidder is-competent add resprrnsinte or not.
A schedule of the articles, with samples, may
the seen at the office of the Commissioner of 'lndian
Affairs, in 'Washington, exhibiting the amount on
money to be expended for each article; but the de
part ment reserves the right to increase at diminish
!tie quantity of any of the articl,es aimed or sub
litirute others in lieu thereof, or fo req lire, at simi•
ler prices, such goods as may be wanted lorpre
'sends or other.purposes, in the administration of the
affairs 'cf the — deli:tome-at.
The whole arricent in money to be tt:mlieti to
the purchase of goods will be. about 's'ss,ooo; of
!which some $lO,OOO will be wattled on the sea•
' , board. and the residue in the west. 'Goods of Am
•eri-',.-.rn'tnantifactinre, alt other filings bemire - quid,
will be preferred ; but as all the S 1111) pie ot td aid: •
ets arid cloths nn hand are of foreign ni rnnfncture,
~~~
To Grocers and Tea Deniers
Philadelphia and New York Pekin Tea
I_ Company, No. 35, North. Front street, Phila
•pldn, haring received their Fall Stock of Prtesit
Pccs, are now prepared to litrnith ord'erii from a dia..
lance, mithirrlsy the 'Half Chest or packed in their
nt prices as low as any other estab
dmhinerit in the United States For sale,
150 Half (Theses Young Hyson, (low grades tnd
fineo
100 Half Chests extra Silver Leap, do:;
tlo Chests and !Ulf CliesAs Gunpowder, (fine and
extra*
leo Chests, Half Chests and Boxes Imperial, (fine,
extra and low grades;)
50 Chests ifid Upon., I varimas grades;)
250 Half Chests and Boxes Fine Oolongs, (raricens;)
200 do. do. Dlirg Tongs, do ;
150 do. Vowchongs, (clinlan and other
flavours;)
Oranges and Flowery Peccoes; English Breakfast
teas, &c., &c.
This company migtablishes eo exatßive rigentits
of any kind °lit of Philadelphia ; but furnishes Teas
packed in and 1- pounds packages, bearing their
own name to the general trade, of a quality equal to
any sold in the United States at the same prices,
and pledge themselves to refund the money for all
that do not give entire satisfaction..lCltCALLNlOT &, BOND.
No 33 NOrth Front st.,
Wholesale Depot of the Company.
N. B. Orders from a distance executed faithfully
and with dispatch. AleC. & B.
.1. R. Steckdile the agent of Ole Company is in
this City and will call upon Grocers and Tea Dealers.
septl l-3taw3m
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Balsam is probably,, almost without a para . -
lei in having, during a trial of nearly 20 years,
fully maintained the high reputation which it has ac
quired for Consumptive Complaints and all diseases
of the Longs, Throat) and Chest. it has been used
with probably greater succesa than any other article
known, and many physicians who have had an oppor
tunity of witnessing its highly salutary effects, do
not hesitate to reccommend it as a safe, convenient,
and very, efficacious-medicine, equal if not traperior
F to any other preactiption for the above complaints
within their knowledge, and one which has seldom
disappointed the reasonable ei?ectations of those
who have need it.- It is a most valuable remedy for
Consumptions, Astlma, Pleurisy, Phthisic, Spitting
of Blood, Hopping - ecnigh, Coughs, Bronchitis, and
Pulmonary Affections of every kind.
For salt by B. A. FAIINESTOCK & Co.
sell corner let& Wood, & cor 6th 4- Wood eta.
:i+• ~ ~ c;~gi.?';+~:,~;sia~atd'.s.,s~,: ~rr:~+".."`~,.
' •=l7
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xv• - 7 2 ' -
-
J. D. MILKED, - - A 4 DERSOII4
Late of Pittebtirgb, Pa. Ten
- -VERMEIL &
DEALERS IN ccyrrom.
Foriiratding and.Couturtsidoit Revd'sluatts,,
S Front Street; abovel . 'roodway,
CINCINNATI, WHO. .
REFER TO
'hler6fthts generally, Fittsburgh,'Pa.
Merchants gcnerally, Nashville,
W. F. Lane & Co, Louisville, Ky.' -
Springer '4- Wh"eman 'in Ci • 'Ohio
&tries '.l-bhnston & Co., nnall,
Hewitt,Tleran & Co., Nev 'Orleans.
Magregdr FeMorris, New York.
Duval, Keighlerlz Co., Baltimore.
Smith, flapley Co., Philadelphia.
Daniel D6shon, fiest , m. sep.l.l-ty
Foal' WM ES.
A BBLS. PORT WINKS, Food vintages, of '3B,
7 40, '42, , 43, 2 44, and ..4a, consisting of
Barris & Son , c c' purcrjuice Pure, 1840:
ca do " Treble grape -Y Pure juice;
do " double do Os bo ru s
FF & Co. i' do a 1834, straw
Fluntlt Co. " do a - color, rich
• Dneal Grape sinee do F.', and fruity;
• Burgundy do 'do -Queen pa le
rich and very superior, casks, Cala
bria and Cette.
Several of these wines art 'the heat for medical
purposes; many of them come from the 'District of
the 'upper Corgi), entirely freeillYy age4rom acidity
or sweetness. -•Just received, - 1u - store and for sale
by the erlgirtal package, and also on draught at the
wine store of the subscriber.
JACOB WEAVER,
16, cor nrMarket awl Front sts
MB
ERTII.II PENS, Platinated by Galvanic Process;
nearty:7 good as :gold Yetis. Eighteen cents a
gird, =Raining 20 Pens, with a good Ten-liolder.
Pen No . l, suitable tbr running hand,
No 2, r' Secrotar,y "
No 3, " Round "
No 4, " •Italian
No :5, Old English k - Letter,
No 8, Lady's hand.
Exch 'card contains -20 , Peus, with a good pen
holder.
The Pett'No ' 4 is principally used in writing and
drawing sclicols. No 5 for copyirg Alitaic, marking
Parcels, Me. Nos I and 2 air Bank-Note signatures,
and thesehrens never cut the paper,lowever fine,
or however heavy the hand may he.
L. LOITMrS, AgT.;
No 4D Wood st.
vell d 1 4v
Catholic trisitt.urc Lectures.
Y~lHF.undersigned Lecture Cormnitte of the Catho
i tic Institute, take pleasure in announcing to the
public,-that arrangements are Laing completed fur
Ir ing a series of •Lecttres, upon -1.-terary and Sci
entific sul.jeco, delivered before the Ihstitete during
the coining season.
The opening Lecture will be creillry JOSEPH
P.. CIUNDLEH, lf.sq., of Philadelphia, in Monday ,
evcreDig ac ,:t, the 27dt inst., in the hall of the Insti
tute, St. Paul's School buildings,atql o'clock.
Siegle Tickets to the• Lecture, 2d cents.
Tickets admitting too ladies with gentleman, 60e.
Ticke't3 m t y be procured at the Hook-stores of
Wm. It. M'Conologuc and J. Quigley, rah st., of ei
ther of the Committee, or at the door.
LUKE TAAP t:'l.,
'PR. U. M
JAMES MAY,
P. C. SaANNON,
e (:. S. FETTERMA,;,)
Sidenittri Stock or Dry Goods,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A. A. MASON dr. CO..
6 . 2 Mark et street, t•clurcert third ant! Fourlh
Po . ‘f. I E t
Gnh a nd
o 1 s a large the
s t and
i „ P n i a7; d !e l d etnch
comprising a general assortment of fancv,and staple
article.; our cadomers and the public generally, are
respectfully Invited to call and examine °Cr :doe:.
We have in store a great variety of
'RCA Dress Grinds, 'viz.:—
Bich Printed Cashmere said De Laint4;
Trench Merinos, assorted colnra;
Alpaccas, Lustre:, and liomhAines;
French and Lactates Ginghatns;
Prints. and new Drelss Goods generally;
Rich Blk Dress and ,Mantilla Silica;
Patch Coloi'd Dress Silks, in great Variety.
- SHAWLS':
•
New Paris rtestra: of tong and -ripiare Casliniere I rie .Pari Positions.
Shawls, Meillinn and low priced Turk eri and Cash-I
-RATS AND CALI.
mere; heavy and rich Scotch Plaids, 13Dk anal {nude I
cold ThiL , ;t, and many other Shawls. , r.IIFIF. knibSerlber will i ntroduce, this day,lteebeSz
1 Coster's Fall Style of French, Mole Skin, Silk
Housekeeping Goods. I and Ntdra Hats, to which he would invite the atten
: Medistm and loin priced Blankets, of every size; Lioll of the public. G. W.GLASGOW, •
Marseilles Quilts, Furniture Chintz, Donny, Floor 102 Wood at.,
Baize, Linen Table Covers, Stair Linen, Linen Sheet- I a ug2S ti'd door below Davis 'Auction Booths.
ings and Pillow case Linens, Napkins, Russia aria N. B. His Fall assortment of Caps in s dUiffs, eta-
Table Diaper, White Linen; also, Moreems, Dornasb, I bracing-en extensive variety, is daily expected, and
&c. &c. _ will be duly announced. G. W. G.
_ ......
TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS
Silk serge', Worsted do, Silessas,Col'd Cactibricks,
Buttons of every description, Bindings, Thread's,"
Sewing Silks, Twist, Canvass, l'adding,lS:c.'Stc.
WOOLEN GOODS,
•
And
aiticles for Mon and Boys Wt•ir, 'of the Best
French, English and American Manufseteire,includ
mg a hand:untie drscntnietn of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Doeskins :! !t d Venting also Cassinetis, a very large
assortment; heavy 4'slot Cloths, 'Beal er-ICerseys,
Linseys, 15. C.
taring a liotpc in New' York, we Will be e.onstant
ly recessing the newest and most thsloonable styles
of Goods, and at the lowest prices. Me:chants from
all parts of the Country are invited to ex:natio our
stock.
. in- Wholesale ROOMS tip 'stairs. it 23
NOER & SONS,
Coffin Makers and Furnishing Undertakers,
CORNER OF s EENN AND ST. CLAIR STREETS, OPPOSITE
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, ENTRANCE ON FENN Sr.,
-RESPECTFULLY iniurin then
,friends, ar d the piddio, that they
net prepared to tarnish and at
'tend lo every thing in Vile line
• • ,22.7... M
74.411111111 L
of llndeftakr:rs, as they have;
quit the business of Cabinet Making, and their aurae
tion will be devoted altogether to the above busi
ness, keep a large assortment of COFFINS made and
finished, covered, and lined in the neatest manner,
with u variety of materials, and at all prices; we
keepllltailliriS ready made, of all sites, of
Cambric, and Muslin, at all prices, and miide in . the
eastern style, and all othet articles necessary for
dressing the dead, and furnishing funerals, of wili
ly and prices to suit; SILVER PLATES for engrav—
ing the mimic and ng.e ; ICE CASES for laying the
ltady in ice,liy those who wish to keep p their friends
any length °fame, and have ZINC PAis:S to put ice
in for laying on the bodyi LEADEN Coffins always
'on hand. We have a splendid 'new IfF.ArtsE awl
a pair of fine hones, and any number of the best
carriages, etc. etc., and will be prompt, punctual,
and reasonable. angl9l
JUST RECEIVED
At Mrs. 'Dtriip . .l New DI tilhicry Store,
I
EW style French Chemizettes, Mourning Col
Jars, Fancy Frills and Capes, Mourning do.,
Ladies Silk Scarfs, a new and elegant .pattern of
Ladies Velvet 13cad sags, black netGloves,a'clirce
selection of rich new styles Cap and hotter
talcs, Rich 'Black 'Silk for Cardinals, Swiss Muslims,
Nets, Sc., Ladies Cardinals made or cut to order
in the latest styles. Also, !Sonnet-4, Caps, Capes,
Frills, and every article in the Millinery business.
ser.
-d.old Pella Goad Penal '00 4 1i.1 Pelt's VS
I'l7. W. WILSON,
TT AS just received a very large assortment'of the
la best Premium Diamond Pointed Gold Pens—
selected with great mire by himself, a few days since
in New Yurk , „ and wdl sell them at regtlar New
York prices, -and warrant them. A pail of theselection are of
Levi Brown, Hayden,
Albert G. Bagley-, Prince Albert,
Benedict & Barney, Rough and Ready,
Woodward., and other makers.
5040
New Stock of Pianos.
JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood st., is now re-;
ceiving an elegant assortment of Boston and
l
New York Pianos. Arrived to-day and now open
for care
Two splendid Rosewood 'Pianos, 6 octaves, $250 00
Ono carved <4 zoo 00
One ." Mahogany octaves, 350 00
One Grand 'Piano Forte, made at the factory
of Henri Hera, Paris, and fully equal to
the one used by him at his Concerts, DOO 00
One Mahogany second hand Piano, made by
Stodart, Wor miter &Dunham, N. Y., . 22. 00
A further supply will be received during this
week.
illasband's Celebrated. Fluid Magnesia.
MIIIS is a mild, safe and elegant Anti-acid and
1 . Aperient ; being a perfect solution of chemical
ly pure carbonate of Magnesia in water; possesses
all the medical qualities of the finest preparations of
Magnesia, without being liable to form coneritiniat
in the bowels, or, to act injuriously upon the coats of
the stomach. Ono table spoonful,of the Fluid Piag ,.
nests. is equivalent in strength to half's. teaspoonful
oftommon Magnesia. For sale by
B. A. .FAHNESTOCii fir. CO.)
cor Ist and Wood, and Wood and Smithfield Its.
aug6 •
)3ANKERS-tAND:: - EXCHAMUE . BROKERS
COR.::wobr?2,l6lrlerii ' srafetsOiuitoir;
jEAtERS- iu.Coit,....iSank "... Vcitea;:qinits ;
Foreign and DoineaticEs:chatiffePCcetificeitca
of Depotite, --* • ' "
EXCIIANCEI . on all •the principal Cities . ;Cif "the
Uunion,And Europe 'for sale ticntits - totiriit
sera.
CURRENT and par funds rocOivdd on deposite.
I COLLECTIONS' made on all parts or tlie Union,
the lcrwest rates.
ittFERENCES : '
Messrs. M. Leech & Son,
" 'Ogden itt'Snowden,
'Wm. Bell & Son, , Pi - rrsnuncrt.
'« S. M , Clnrken & Co.
" Englistrtir Begnett.
" Fleming'&:Brother, ,.
. Fnlee, Lathrop - & CO.
Wm. P...TWOMII4OIiTt CO.
" Iloadlyi Phelps &.Co.. you k .
'Babcock & Ca.
Tiffany, Ward &Co.
" John 111>Cullongli& BiLTelor.E.
I , I E . 7smes George,
" H. Hanna, CISCINNATI, 0.
'Messrs. 73. Fe li n e n P e h r - Z. r.a b ts l , 7llllan. M ' ASSII.". '
‘11.. 1 1:. Ellis, Esq., Cashier, Bunkk Lewistown, Pa
Pittsburgh, Septelitherld, 1347-y
'SOiE.PII 11. lIILL..
.W. • C.
IttL'L.L•"C 'UR RV
'II(IIIaII.9;SXCIIANG.D ' IIIidifiaS37 , ND 7EALEL•S
FOREIGIZI AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CER
TLFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES.,
GOLD AND SILVER.
No. 65 WOOD ST., 3D DOOR BELOW FOURTH, WEST SIDE
. • Pittsburgh, 'Pa.
PArt .: Rinds and Cuttenci received on Deposit, and
collections made in all the principal cities of the
United States.
Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
York, Boston and Cincinnati constantly for sale in
sums to suit purrhasers.
Kentucky, nchana,phio, Virginia amli Pennsylvd
nia Bank Notes bought and sold on the most favora
ble terms..
The highest premium patd for AMeriaan Gold.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany ana
France procured, 4.c. • • mar22‘y
ALLEN JaAtita. trivOnstn
K.RAMER & R
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BRO'K
EItS, DI ALEIIS IN YOU'D:NAND DOMESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES
OF DEPOSITF., BANK NOTES, AND COIN.
Corner of Third and Wood tits., directly opposite the
St. Charles Hotel. rny2S
HOLDIES &. SON,
b iNgEILS AND DIALERS IN2 - EXCIIINGE COIN AND
`A - 0.
.55 :Ma rket -,s
welling rate. Eic
Neil York pr.
Philadelphia
Baltimore
. 'Thlyirrntres.
Dhio 1 din
India=
Kentucky
Virginia !.1 if
Wheeling
'Tennessee 3 ,4
nul9.-y
I •
hulamillee
IirtLLIA.II. A. Ulla. eft- Ca.,
T.WCIZANGE DITORT.ItS, AND DEALrns LI
FORF.IGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.,
I:ERTIFICATE9 OF DEPOT, BANE NOTES;
• AND SPECIE.
No. C 4 Wdoil'st., one door saboreFourM,Tard
Pittsburgh, Tal
OURRENT Ftinds received on Uiposit, and col
lections made on all the Cities throuilidut the
United States. Sight checks on Baltimore,-Philadel
phia, New York, I3oston and Cincinnati, constantly
111 r sale In sunts'tivsnit'purchascrs.
The paper ortte Ohio, taiitlfar!y, Indiana, and
Virgibia Boots bOught and sold on the most fiyor
able terms.
Tim highest premium paid for Foreign and Kmeri
can Gold and Sitver COlll9.
EIk.THAINGL ON EN:LAND. IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND, for sale in amounts of.1.:1 add upwards.
marl 0 7 d w y
PROPOS/OLS
T rfeivedrt'heot
d°cfih e t
httsiaegliz orksuntlthe rStof)cternst
,r erecting Engines and Pumps for the Allegheny
City Water Wisrlts. • [sundries.)
For furnishing 75,000 lbs of Castings for frames and
Cl ca 4,800 " Screw Bolts.
550 feet'ef 24 inch Iron pipe.-
.550 r, ,r 20 4,
550 " " 12 " cc
c. two 24 inch Stop Valves.
CC two 12 " " "
two 20 i 1 " Cocks.
Proposals to state the sum for Engines and Pumps
- complete.
ToVAIte the amount. per lb. fOr 'Cristirts, Screw
Bolts, Pipes, and Stop wives—and to state the
amount for the two 20 inch Stopcocks.
Fur particulars enquire of
ROBERT MOORE,
nug26-td Sup't. of Pittsburgh Water 'Works.
1!!M1Z
13Miii
1131
Cont Property for Sale.
QAT() property is situated on the Monongahela
River, immediately above Lock N 0.2. consisting .
of Rail 'Road, Pitt Cars, R. R. Wagons, and every
convenience for runt ug Coal, all in TerfeCt order.:
There are•eleven Houses tipen the premises in good
tenantable order, and now paying ri rent of s2so'
per annum. Said Road opens into an inexhaustable
'vein of Coat, which can be obtained upon very rem,
!sonalile terms. Any one wishing to commance.the
coal busi n ess will'find thins rivreopportunifil as four l
fifths of the whole purchase Will be taken in coal - .
For particulars euouire of the subscriber upon the
- premises.•
aug3l-1 me* JOHN -M'CLOSKEY.
nARDWARI, CUTLERY ANb SIDLERY
JOIIIN WALKER,
‘DcAx_sn. iN 'FOREIGN AND somEsrtcytAttn , w.tar.,,
No. 8.5 - Wood Street.
IXTOULD respectfully inform his friends antiltb
1 V pablimgenerall.y, thatte teceived a large
titock of foreign hardware per ships Isabella,"
Wyoming" and "Monongahela," which, togeth
er with a lame supply ofAmerican Guests he hrinow
receiving slirect from manufacturers, will make his
assortment very extensive and complete. Western
Merchants will pleas'e call Mul•examine 'his stock,
sepB
Bn . cley Wriantect.
FIRST RATET BARLEY will be taken in during
this season, at the Fort Pitt Brewery, Stephen
street, (near the 'Fa-gate, Pennsylvania AVertie,en
he 4th st. road-,) for which the highest price will he
paid in 'ea'Sh.
septl l-lwd-wtf
• For Sale, . .
IPOUR LOTS—Bounded by Penn, Liberty and nay
1 oil .r, each lot -having 34 ft. front, arid extending
back 110 11. Two of them Mt to`rwerlots, mid the
position of the whole property is oneePthe meta ad
vantageous in *9 city, For tiarther infatmaticrn ail
ply to id. SWAKTZWELDER, Fourt,h st.
nov3-tf . bet. Wood and Smithfield.
Fall Fashion's. `•
MOORE has just received from New York 114
Si, the rallStyle of 11.A.TS, which
trod ucc this day, Saturday, Aug. 2Sttt.3 i All those i n
want of a neat and superionTlAT, would do well to
call at Nu. ,75, Wood at..l.
ang9S 3d door above Fourth.
it'..AUTION TO 2 tif*" PLIBLIC.—The subscriber
%,_./ by written contract with the Prune Tr.l;
has the exclusive right to sell - their Teas in Pitts
burgh and Allegheny cities. Any person attempting
to sell their Teas except procured tEroukh me, is
praCticing a deception and ri frabruphit the &bile
—and their statements are not to be LeliOst_oo.-
502,3 A . JA.YNES,I9 PoOrth-o-
93 BELS Madeira!, Sherries; 'Malaga!, LtsVont'
and - Teneriffe Wines, embracing some Itirthe
choicest brands; just received and for sale by tho'
original paCkage or Otherwise: -- •
ALSO, 40410 z Madeiras and Sherrieii; for sale, by
the doe or tingle bottle, at- . .• .
JACOB WEAVER'S Wine'Store, *
cor Market and Front sta.
CM
mils Copartnership heretofore. existing - between
I. the subscribers, under_the Atyle of J. Wil
liams & Co. is dissolved this day by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by J. D. Williams,
who is duly anthorized-to . settle the acconnts,ot the
late firm. . • • J. D WILLIAMS...
Piitsbiirgh, Sept.), 1847. Tlios BILLLEIt.
" _
MI
CM
MID
tree!, Pittsb`urkle.
hange. nu:iin:rate.
Cincinnati - dis
Louisville i CC
.sy. Louis i cc
'rivrEs.
Raying rites. `
County& City erd's die
Relief notes 4 4.
PennsylTinia L Co
I.4tw York 44
Maryland I 44
Now Orleans
M. KEOGH
Madeira Wine's:
DtObldtlol .
•'. ',iiitlitobeiry7isztet Setrisipisittllsti ,-, , , -, •----
A.•. :VERY IMPORTANT COMMONIOA.Te ,
nt:::"
.. ... .
. ..., _.:To - .1,-I.I...PEEiSCEAS IN ALL PLAtn,,
. d 1 4il Times,
'r . ' AND . ' . . , ,
-1..i,/4-I) . .EW-XLI Iclacums ; T:ApCMl , t , „ -
i.)
Ty :Yfp'S AR SlCE,*gett'Ciared ;,if.well,..etnOliby
measures-To continue so. Every individual' Ott.
pulges in - habits,•which nitist,to s.' greater , iir',lesser
eilent;disarrangethe'adiniroble and intricate cont.,
biriatiorisivhichlinain the system, and conselpantly
.. . EVERY I:spiv/DP)l.z, -
sh oul d .PO'its esi a o inc mild, yet efficacious, simple add
accredited ageot for preservinVall the functiod'br
the hody tirgitiod order.- -'..-
,' ; '• ' : ,
. • ' 1)R. W OOD'S ' ' . --• ,- -
SARSAPARILLA :AND . yrILD MERRY DITIERIP i
will achieve INS result, and should be in every faml- 1
ly, and in the• hands ofevery,person; aylici t bylcien
ness, profession . or geherar ceurie of life; ot pi:i3Ori,
posed to the'very liciany-little.'ailments - thaertinlii
life a curse; inatead or a blessing, and Onally. result,
. ~.
in their aggregated condition in the cause ~....,.,..-_,
0$: DEitTH
The , Bitters hereamintiontidericeiMpecitidedbila
man of greatskill' anti knowledge,- from the _simples
Nature•presenti to Those who care to find-them,l934
which arethe only reliable antidotes to the ,polion of
diSealte, The chief ingredients ire the ‘ untvereally
.beloved•Sarsaparificipnd the ..B.trkef the WildCh.ur,
Tree,.. with, which the rod man. of ,the.:fcrestfcizreit .
y.
near every disease of . the _internal olgone.."l'hise - ..
materials, though pawerful. in their..action, *iv*
common sense teaches us, • •._ -.t. , ••••••••a--- -
' :ENTIRELY HARMLESS; •-•" '•,- ~". -•-.
aina'ptepared - as they arefhere,
,orre - itt the'lirredf.eit
medical operativesin'ThdintabitaMe•glihe. *l)Ytst
ing these Berizas„the it-tofu/6ns MO' be residredlo
beauty - , and avoid the - sharp knife of the suigeetti Az
they not only eradicate pimples and:tumelatklitit
.•. - cANCER- AND - KING"S - EVIG! •'' ' •
`Whoeieris -subject to The-horrors of eqnitnniJriolsr ~
should at oftCe purchase this itinamzetrSTi , In the ' ' '
-train - or Costiveness follow ilteadfurjeCal:-Coages• .., 1
Pons, olleutimes - insinity, very finnetitly . .Mollie ez cs
hypecondrit4vinlenthead.aches, paliatatOmr,,:and ' ..•
other iffecrienief the heart; and.Theilmatimnerel-
Begs. Dr Wood's Compound islimeofthe Meat ef- •
ficicnt medicines in routing. these ,complafints,:eivd
their fountain head, that can possibly be 'procured. -
From being confined inclose rooms, andfroth '
taking a. small modicum .of exereiseiatundoms pef. -..
'sons daily are made to deplore-A.lose - of *Appetite?
painful headaches, weakness ofthemus - cles,hingenr, •
wa,.,t of energysullicient to..perrnit thern
.to.keek ie . & '- -
rcation, &c. &e. These persods'sarker.lears,Thiit
they "don 3 t feel' very well >i ~ If they do at:employ
a method by Which they can feel iatuTt ,Trtzli . , - ; they .
eventually sink under a severe fit of illness, aild'ate
. SATED PR3M TILE GRAPE ~
Only by a miracle, and even, then the lancet, leech,
blister and calomel have left:thein mere•Shatteied -
hulks, full of aches and sorrows, and'iint only aped . ..,
to therdselves, but a source of ditiinsfriiict Onnoytuice :'
to all with whom they' edme In' edlita'et. -An-elieitt-.
PEA RFUL,, CONSEQUENCES. - .."• '
I may be avoided by an early application - 01'th° virtues•
lof these BerrEns. For the truth - ofthis,thipiefrie- -
' tnr-pledges his word and honor, and in evidenee Mai -
show files of undoubted certificates Which hehiutro- -
ecitied;Misolicited trim all quarters, - He dais not,-_ .:'-
however, asiethei ir
nvalid to swallow,
tinthis iriTitts;,and is willing teitakiLAP•th - hitlits..
dear en earth in favor of 'their worth.
VIE =.ITYSP4PSIA, . •,. -"':::'-',
in either a modified ornevere'fiam - ,:ivill'iiifilleire
before the qualities'of Dr. Wood's prieparition r and
the cure may be relied on as a.perinapent one. . ;; Ad
the Berrrns possess no other reco'm'mendation, it
would be one of the finest vegetal:le
,ceitipcitinde
medical science can invent but it litietptal-IcittO -'
complete eradication of ' . ,
RIVER OfflifTiT e ,VlNt
~'
in •eveiylhape,and'ol'ev'efy airectio ' n,'miror'brgit ,
, gantic; - 01 the billion , aporaftni. • Individuals vilfeare
i constitutionally billiowi ought regularly'to takelthie •
mild agreeable and excellentsotac AND APPIMIRIST, ..,. '
as it will diffuse health throughout every fibre tif,thit
frame, and send happiness and love oflife'ilirillhik
to the heart. FAMILIES°unfit.
T ia - a&vi I.ii.a _ .
- 117.110.
Every medicine chest on board Ship'i . iluitilii:airiiii. : --i-,?,
well'steek ed avithahis capital remedy as,'.o4rsctlit;' r -,-,::
VY_co cannot afflict those avbe take iti:tatleatii.,.:- . 1 ---.,
slat its vigorous assaults. • ALL mmillisTrEs car.lifit ".. ".
Breen vanish befilte.'it, and the old r.elieeetienilY-
, impiudence iniaLa airy aisatipeor, sotni effarherng -
I submitted to -its action. Every coniplaMCof ;Os ,
stomach is broken by it 'The Barrmit have into
i instance failed of curing .istrzealca, or.ozirix 'Dcat-_
..
i•LITY, every disorganization of . ..-, , • ; 7 , , l'i !
THE NERVOUS ; SYSTEM. ". ,_
Byheglecting the little inroads'nfaile aficin'Theltit-
ter a 'cast, pcirtion of our fellow tieing:a are!_feridered, • .
extretnely miserable—ito miserable, .iiiileed," that
they wish to die. Every bottleo,f.Dr...Wood".a Sarsat' -,
parilla and Wild Cherry 'Bitter's ,' 'coritaiiics a iiiiidt-.
cam of joy and"content foi each of thein'titisip,iilt
and imprudent sufferers. Remember that an itijudf.. •
Mous use cifinerCury is inevitably productiie of mt9il., '. -
, evils whicli'Pre put to flight by this gloricitti and tin '
surpassable`hompound; and that a.filictions aihich-sT§ •
- IiEREJIIT'ARY ,- -.•,' ' . ~....„•;":'''
'nihy sPeedify and safely he.shuflied ofr , th ionghitiv.
agency. Asa medicine which Must, benefit .- .. -, ,
EVERYBODY,- A
-.. ~•.',,,- , •.•',.- . '
from the sixtpxtiolicate to the CONFUSED N D*Sil. , -',
PAIRING IZIVALID, no eqtial is tolte feced for - . 1t.„ . -It • •I'
weuld 'be well to heat 'in 'Mind that, piefentliti It
infinitely more desirable Than cure,.arill thtitAt,
\Vood's Sarsaparilla-and Wild Clierty,l3rmmits - ART
'DOTE,,
Pitt up in bottles, three or four times larger, than
'Bit:4oN or Sand's, for the same price--one dollar -
per bottle., .
• - . .„. _
WYATT & KETCIIAM, 121 Fulton street, Fee.;
York, wholesale Agents. Sold in Pittsbctit,,ati" _ -
P. R. SAWYER'S LIEA.I:III.'DEPOT 'cif`-Valjf•-. -,
able Medicines, Smithfield, tietween 3ct spd.rciarth
streets, and at will. THORN'S Drug Store, 'Market
street. • ' sep2 d6tnBr.wl2t. - -,, ;
irhe Most 'Astounding ; .
A BLESSING! A MIRACLE! ;41-WONDERI - 11-
To cure Eruptions and Dlvigureriients of the Slca, ' -
Pimples, Freckles, i t S'unbitrn,, - *Sall.,4_*Tfrgi
Sore- llecys,
- I(Xyßyearsagolast August - , the easiitabilV i iiticli
made by, iiilddian Cheingt.:,'Manylloithibr4itliAt ,
ed almost un
the lialids - itbiati, could have such singular powers
he that claimed by AirrOItifi:VESERUIX for his invert-
tion. Manyclassed him arid his invention as n bum
bug, (and, alas! many foolishpersimiwithout tryirig;,,
do the tame now;) at length, aßei testing it iti dolt '•
hospitals,: the Medical -SoOlety of-Paritri(ttie l libtf-'•
chemists in the world) delivbred the ibilowitigi*ipitk:
to Signor V-tsprini:i. - -
have now minutely and carefully exe.iiiji(ea 7
the singular invention of Vesprini.; We - have analyi *-
ed its component parts—web:live used it in several
cases, and we hesitate-not to pronouudo,it76ti.
Italian. Chemical Soap) as a great_ bleruitt,'"trand'it
truly wonderlhl reinedy for*anretitatieritut
or didguretrient of the skin. In, inventor
eider the true philanthropist of sufferii4 Mankind. Ni r -
(Signed) LEOPOLD DUPREY., Pees.'!
. _
Then comes the - teport - ortlie "Societe de l'lns&
tuto, , . , of scientifre esperithient.l s
"We a:ro aitohnded-p exclaims the aged'presideet,::
"at this singular preparation- f rYeaprini , s
Chemical Soap! Where;indeed, will science stopl ---
Here we have a preparation madein .the.form
beautiful piece of soap, which we know byitetual,;
practice, to cure every -cutaneous eruptio - ri:e4i!y,
disfigmrenient of, and even discolored akin !':, , Where
will its Magic and Singular pOwer enasnl
gro the Creole, the Yellow Race ottbe_Ener,4l4 ,
the ofthe Far West, are alike under the to
fluenca of its extraordinary.... powers of elcating.yalli•
low or discolored skin, and make' it white andheid,
tiful, and of changing the color Oftlarki'pr" bllikli, of
brown skin. , ) '(lare s'e-aini parsons - were hrough;( 7 ::i
forward by the president, who had niedif.,:in pro
of his assertions.) -
nEito
111011 Tar.-1.10;1.11/04NATP. TYCE TAkAr.24:::.:
-
In
consideration cf! -the - inm of $3600,'1-have di F - 2„
vulged to Mx. T. dents, residing in the City. ofNoW' , „
York, N. A:, the:whiole -process of marinfac.trifti:;:
together with a statement of the ingredients ormtpoo7
ing my Italian Chentilal :Snap. Jo is tofatinnfae!..
bare it for Balein the United States' only, and to
therprivilege of:Manning - it "Jones's •Ralian Ch — eMicart '
Witneas,:ilenne - .5 , T.. Hold wortli.,-
qrZsAfined) ANTONIO VESPRDINI7 -. : 1
There are prOhabtyofew,cereane ' of intelligence,-
who, afte reading ; the above r will
rsdoubt the•Mati;%-z,
ties of Jones's Italian Cheiniiat
Sruitions,yisfigittements, Freckles, Salt lihentni.
Scurvy, Ertsypelas,Sun:hura, Moryhetv,„Tan - ;',Yett - ,',.
low or Brown Skin, Eic: •ShouldrtherelMsuctapeiTr': ,
sons, - perhaps the - following roc - oremertOatiehs, , s
well as Mindyeds. frotn,othera, may convince ,
£44rFor::r.alt. by W.. - .IACItSON, Ageet,
wood slid Liberty streets, the 'only lißak
itts
burgh Where the Gr.rrenin can be obtained; , ALL::
°TILERS ARE CDI7ICTE/iTETZ, 4141325:
8. MILINLEY, -
House, 81Flt, and Ornanterettra ,
AND ijEALAR
No. 44, : 5i, CLarit. STREET, -rrrnistruOg t , - . •
NAS constantly, on :.hand all kitlds dl :P,►f'tars,
'. either Dry or'Alivx., l l4iiiinlidtbpSlVirniabi - ,
Linseed Ttirpentinc;"VirlildOW
Glisk, of all sizes; Putty,:Ptkult Brushes, Ste of
The best qualit.7,,antlifor tale atseaatiiutble price., 7.
.. - ~ a 'r
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