N E're 1 At --11EV-011 capered Ina decreeing:l every Afternobn PITTSBURGH. BOARD OF TRADE. comarr'izs Von werssiqltit. John Shipton, '; J. Shea ; J. S. Clarke aloyamEnTs OF THE STEAM. SHIPS. SAILING DAYS. leaves Eng!arid. leaves. U. S. ....Oct 1 .... Oct. 16 ....Nov. 1 ...Nov. 16. ' leaves U. S. ...Sept. 30 15 ...Oct. 31 .Nov. 15 leaves U. S. Errligh. .13tittannia, Hewitt, Hibernia, Ryrie,.. etttabria, Judkine r . Caledc.'nia, Lott,... Sept. 19 Oct. 4. Oct. 19 Icacee France. French, Union Philadelphia Missouri.. • . New York .. .Antericon Washington, Hewitt,.. Sept. 10.. Sept. 30.. Oct. 15.. leaves Europe. PORT OP PITTSBURGH 6i FEET NVATEE IN THE CHLENED ARRIVED. Dispatch, Nelson, Mon. city Caleb Cope, Moore, Beaver and Wellsville Skipper, Stoops, Wellsville Wellsville, Barnes, Wellsville Avalanche, St Louis Hibernia, Greenlee, Si Louis Oswego, St Louis Camden, nlr.cltson, Beaver Diligence, —, Cincinnati Monongahela, Stone. Cincinnati HiLern:a No 2, Klineleiter, Cincinnati Danube, Cock, Brownsville Highlander, Parkinson, Brownsville Michigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver Lake Erie, Hemphill, liesver. Beaver, Stoops, Beaver. Consid,,Bowman, Brownsville Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville DEPARTED. Monterey, Woodward, Brownsville Dispatch, Nelson, Brownsville Caleb Cope, More, Beaver and Wellsville Wellsville, Barnes, Wellsville Isaac Newton,—, Cincinnati Allen Glover, Martin, New Orleans Mingo Chief, Millis-, Zanesville Messenger, Linford, Cincinnati Dantibe, Cock, Brownsville Highlander, Phrkinson, Brownsville Alichigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver. Beaver, St .ops, Beaver: Consul, Bowman, Brewnsville Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville rinsßußGn BEMS-DAILY REVIEW. OFFICE OF THE POST, MONDAY MOWING, NOV. 1, 1847.5 ELOCR—There were no .sales on Saturday worth reporting. The prices of Friday, however, were filly maintained. In Groceries, Bacon, Pittsburgh manufactures &c., we hear of no change. Prices firm and sales 'at lust quotutions. • -o:l4.ast evening, at dusk, there were about seven beet a ater in the channel of the river. The Forwarding Busintss.—Tbe Baltimore Sun bf the 27th says: The amount of merchandise, ar: "rivibg at Cumberland for transportation west, aver tips Vio tohs'daily. This affords loads for from 51 to 75 *ag'otts a day. The prices of transporta tion at the preselit time are as follows: By wag one to Brownsville e-1 2S per 100 lbs.; to Pittsburg, $t 50 ; to Wheeling, It 75 ; tVheeling font day lines $2 00; Green & express to Wheeliug and r Pith.z. burg $2 50. “Ja!te," said an old farriler one day to one of his.mowers,."do you knoW bow many horns there to. a dilemma!” 'No." replied Jake, "tot l'knoW how many there are to a quart of %%hickey." S 3 lENTIFICADThRICAN, - - `YEAR This popular Scientific and 'Alecliantehl touirial (which has already attained the largest circulation of any weekly paper of the kind in ih'e will commence its THIRD VOIALMEion day, September 25nh. Each number of The Scientific American con tains from FIVE to SEVEN ORIGINAL ME CHANICAL ENGRAVINGS; a catalogue of AM ERICAN PATENTS, as issued from the Pa tent Office each week; notices of the ptogress of all new MECHANICAL and SCIENTIFIC inven tions; instructions in the Carious ARTS and TRADES. with ENGRAVINGS; curious PHIL OSOPHICAL and CHEMICAL ekperiments, the latest RAIL ROAD INTELLIGENCE IN EU ROPE AND AMERICA ; all the different ME CHANICALPIOVEMENTS published in a series, and ILLUSTRATED with more than A HUN DRED ENGRAVINGS; &c. &c. t i It is in fact a paper that MERITS the patronage of all MECHANICS and MANUFACTURERS throughout the UNITED STATES, and should be in the hands of EVERY UNE that feels an inter- eat in the' rvivahrement of Mechanical of Scientific improverttents iti this eourrtry: It is published in OUARTIY FORM, convenient ly adapted to BINDING, and furnished to Country Subscribers at the LOW PRICE of TWO DOL LARS A YEAR—ONE DOLLAR INA DVANCE, and the remainder in Six Months. Address, MUNN & CO: Publishers, 128 Fulton &Net, New-York. POST PAID. Sllll Later train the Bast.. THE subcriber respectfully invites the attention 1. of city customers and others desirous of hay ing their clothini made in the latest and most fash ionable manner, to his entire new stock of goods, such as are in use the present season, and particular- ly those adapted to the co-sterner trader comprising In part, a general assortment of French, English , and American Cloths, Cassimeres and.Vestiags, in great er variety than any heretofore offered in this ciry ; together, with a general assortment of every thing in the Tailoring line. He feels confident of being able to execute all ordcre intriasttd to' him, in a manner that cannot be surpassed either in style or workmanship, by any easter& wofkr being supplied With competent ann fastiortable cutters—Mr. James C. Watt and others: - - - On hand, a general assoffna'elft of Ready Made Clothing; cut and neade in the leteit and triost ap proved styles, which will be sold low for cash. 4n early call is respectfully sollcited,by _ DELPNY, go. e, Liberty street. TO TAILORS. J. G r . Watt's Patent Gradu ating Shoulder Measure system of garment cutting, fOr sale. The above systems too well known to the trade to require comment. Price SID 00. oc3o Books Books 1 THE Statesmen of the CommomvealairnfEngladd? with a treatise on. tho popolur progress of Eng- History. By John Forster, of the inner temple: Edited by J. 0. Choules. The Life of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.y including it - Journal of a Tour to the Hibridgesiby James Bus. i . vell;Eaq.; a new edition, with num'erous additions rand notes, by' John Wilson Groker, Li. L. D., F. R. In two volumes. 'History of modern Europe; wig]; a view of the pro 'tress of Societ7in 1763. By William Russell, L. L. D., and a continuation of the histery to the present lime. By Wm. Jones, Esq. hi .3 vols. • ' Democracy in America, by. Alexis De Focqueville, Member of the Institute of France, and the Chamber bfDeputies, etc,. etc. Narrative of the United States Exploring-Expedi tion, during the years, tat to 1842; by Charles Wilkes, U. S. N., with illustrations and maps, in 6 *plumes. . The'above valuable workti, together with a gen& assortment of Theological,. Classical, Medial and School Boolo;foi sale at low picas. gy . • ELLICYTT & ENGLISH,; tiot3o 56 Market at, bet 3d and-4th' 6 • - . • MIIIIIIIM!!111112!!1: Vir • Importer arid =Dealer in Foreign and Dor:nestle ilnrdwoirdf comma SECOND AND WOOD RI., oet29-1y PITTSBURG it. PULMONARY llNLS.iihri—hlessri. Reed & Cut ler: I feel it a dirty I owe to my fellow crea tures to state.sondething more respecting yDar Vege table Pulmonary Balsam. Since f first used the Bal sam, about :eleven - peals ago, the happy effect of which I. theri gave an.accoimt of, I have had several severeconiplaints dad attacks at my lungs, one a few lays sincei and in every instance I have used the Balsam alone with complete and perfect success. It has effected relief and curd within a very few days. It is certdiuly a safe medicine. 1 do not know that it will cure a fired consturption, but I believe it will be in many cases a preventative, and prevention is better than cure. Ido therefore, fur the love of my fellow-men, earnestly redominend the use of this Balsahr, in all pulmonary complaints. I am confi dent that Rhea been the means of preserving my life Oct. 19 tb this day. ,Boston, June 16, 1846 Sold by B. A. FAIIN ESTOCK 6: Co., corner OfFirst and Wood, alsci, corneitor 6th and Wood sts. 0c29 ON the evening of Tuesday last, the advertiser lost a small bunch 01 Tsusu Kr.Ys---two of the ordinary side, itniftwo small ones. The finder will confer a great favor by leaving them at this office ; and will be suitably rewarded if it be required. wet 28, 1847. No. 12, Marker street, between 3d and 9th streets 11 - AVE just received, in addition to their already 11 new and beagtiful j stock of goodg, the lellow , ing articles: • 170 pcs rich styles Cashmeres; 185 " Mous. de Laths; 40 " Gala Plaids) 15 " Rich Silk Plaids? 1C0" " Oregon and California Plaids; 75 " Mc;hair and Alpacca Plaids; 10 ‘• Plaid Dress Silks; 25 " ?ilk and blue blk silks- Blank and col'd French denims, very Choice Lyons, black silk Val cots, colic); Alpacca Lustros, Plaid Merinos, cashmere,Thibet, Prukeri, Saxony, plaid and Parisian Long Shawls. .900 pea Rose, Whiting and Bath Blanket, all sizes. Shootings, Diapers, Flannels. • Table Covers, and Curtain Stuffs. 000 Wrought Collars and Capes. Wrought 'Mrs. Linen Cambric do. 100 pes. Thread Edgings. MO pea. Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. Super Broad Cloths, Cassiineres, &c., &c. Wholesale Rooms, 2d story, A A. MASON. M O I R II E Lp T iI E , ZT P I I N L IO L IY IN FAVOR 0? DR Extract of a letter from Moors L. Penilefon, 01- nen, Schoharie county, New York. "A man %hi) had been at Michigan last full, and bad taken the Fever and Ague, and had been under the Doctor's care for three months, still grew worse, and was very low. The first dose he took of your pills, broke the fits, and he is now well and hearty.and an every instance they have had the desired effect." Fur sale only, lay S. L. CrfTHBERT, agent, No. bo SinitlifieM, near 3d at. QM COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE man ufactory, on the corner of the Diamond and Dia mond alley. /away. on hand a large 'a Asortment or ware of the above material., oct27 COOKING STOVE S for burning coal and wood ; Also, Egg stores, on hand and for saleeny MEREDITH. nein Diamond, corner of Diamond alley. STOVEPIPE—A large quantity kept constantly on hand, and made, repaired and put up, to or ier, on short notice and reasonable terms, by MEREDITH, Diamond, cor Diamond alley. oct27 1)INE OIL, Lamps, Wicks, Chimneys, Ire.; for sale by TiIEIIEDITII, 0c:27 Diamond, cor Diami3nd alley. BRITISH and Ainerican Furniture Calicoes, of 1j the best qualities and styles, selling at 10,121, and ISI per yard; usual prices, 121, IS, 25 cents; at oc2S BAILROWS Sr. TURNER'S. uItITLH CAILICUES, 2d mourning. of superior I) fabrics and beautiful patterns, selling for 121 cents at °C .'S I'OBACCO-125 Kegs Virginia Lwist; for sale SMITH 4- SINCLAIR, oct26 EG BUTTER-15 Kegs, a good article, for sale by SMITH SINCLAIR, oct26 56 Wood street. 1840 PORT, dry and genuine wine, for sale: by the dozen and on draught, at the wine oct22 ittore of JACOB WEAVER. _ 18. S. & Co. MADEIRA, fm - sale wholesale or retail, at the wine st,ore oet29 JACOB WEAVER. Ew'reN, Gonlx IN & CO.'S S. S. MADEIRA, for sale In demijohns of 2 galls. each, at the wine store of Ictc'29l JACOB WEAVER. LANDY MADEIRA, for aide wholevale and re 1.11 tail at the wine attire of 0et.2.9 JACOB WEAVER. I3LACKaLFRN'S MADEIR.AS, in barrels, origi nal cases, and by the bottle, some very choice, fur sale at the wine store of oct29 SICILY MADEIRASi itr barrels and by retail, at the wine store of oet29 JACOB WEAVER. 0.. TAR. MADEIRA, invvo - N and glass, celebrated 0 sparkling, for sale wholesale or retail, at the wine stare of [ocl29] JACOB WEAVER. IIINTA MADEIRA, delicate and very superior, in wood; for sale at the wine store of oct39 JACOB WEAVER. BRUCE'S BEST, a fine Madeira, for sale by tho jj cask or demijohn, at the wine store of ()eta) JACOB WEAVER. DABNEY MADEIRA—A few doyen of this nee wine, for earn only at the wine store of oct29 JA.:013 WEAVER. ATALNISEY MADEIRA, for Bale by the India barrel or retail, at the wine store of oct29 JACOB NVEAVER. T P. MADEIRA WINE; on draught and in hot _U. ties, for sale at the wine store of 0et,29 JACOB WEAVER. URGUNDY PORT, a single grape wine, for sale B in pipes or harrele, al the wine store of oct22 JACOB WEAVER. c) BBLS cballengc Blacking, for sale by oct26 r JOHN D. MORGAN. J. D. cr.sraittl, C. NS. ANDERSO2I, Late of Pittithurgh, Pa. Late of Nashville, Tenn 7. 4 .'orwarding and Commission Merchants, JUST received from the Manufactory in Mercer County, two wagon loads, making 1000 good and strong Bowls,. of all sizesi and far sale' low to land• lies, etc. A liberal discount made to Commission Merchants and persons who buy to sell again. For sale low for cash or good country produce, to suit consignees, &c. ISAAC HARRIS, Agt. and oct2?-4t Corn. Merchant,- Fifth st..near Wood. WHEREAS Letters of Administration on the Rstate of Petrick Cahill, late of the City oi • • Pittsburgh, dee , d., have been granted to the subscri bers; residents of said City—all persons indebted to said Estate, are requested to make immediate pay ment, and those having claims against the same, will present them duly authenticated for settlement. JOHN J. MITCHEL, JOHN E. DOWNING., Administrators. Prescott's Conquest of ateticrt. ITISTORY of the Congest of Mexico, with a pre liminary viewof the Ancient Mexican Civiliza tion, and the Life of the Conqueror; Herhando Cortez- by Win. H. Prescott; alf:hor of the (‘ History of Ferdinshd and rsabella." In three vols; eighth edition. For sale by LUKE LOOMIS; oct23 Agent. ITIOBACC6--3S Boies-s;s, B's and 1 lb. Lump Tobacco, lust recd and for sale by oc& MILLER tit RICKETSON. BENJ AMIN PARSONS Keys Lost A. A: MASON & CO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEVER AND AGUE BARROWS & TURNER'S JACOB E AV KR & ANDERSON, DEALERS IN COTTON. No: 8 Front Street, above Broadway. CINCINNATII UHIO. IitFER TO' Merchants generally, Pittsburgh, Pa. Merchants generally, Nashville, Tenn. W. F. Lane & Co, Louisville, Hy. Springer 4- Whiteman, James Johnston & Cincinnati, Ohio. Hewitt, Reran & Co., Co.,ew Orleans.' Magregor & Morris, New Yurk. DuvalrKelghler & Co., Baltimore. Smith, Bag.ley & Co., Philadelphia. Dagiel Deshon, Boston. sep:l4-ly Wooden Fowls It crtfee. ocl • Dry Goode and 3Furnifitre , at Auction JAMRS-1112KENNA, (AN - Monday nest; November Ist, at 10 o'clock, Ur A. .M., will 'be uuld, at Ztlie Auction Rooms, 114 Wood street; 3 - doors from sth, tyarge and choice assortment of. Dry Goods, of nearly every de scription, comprising Superfine broad oloths; various colorspicruble mil led French and English cassimeres, cassi netts, about 300 pieces French. America:6' ind Eitglish prints, latest styles; find lustre allisee:as;' bloat-lied and brown muslins,Rannels, dewing silk,patent thread, pocket hdkfe. and cravats, hosiery. Also, a lot of Roots and Shoes: At 2 o'clock' P: M., Househottl and'ititchen Fur niture, viz : 1 splendid mahogany frame spring seat sofa, I do do Rocking chair, fancy and common chairs, bed steads, bureaus, tables, feather beds, matrasses, carpeting, together with a variety of Rita hen uten sils; and at the same time, a lot of Groceries, among which are Young Hyson and Black Tea, ofa supe rior quality, Tobacco, Ste- At early gas light, same evening, a large assort , merit of new and second hand Gold and Silver Pat ent Lever, Cylinder Escapement, L'Epine ' Quar tier.„ heavy double cased English and French Watch es:Taney mantel Clocks, splendid French Candle brass, Bouqua or Flower Holders, of the'rkchest and most exquisite patterns: And immediately after, by order of iistignebi a large assortment of Mold Cloths; Cassioicres, and Cossinetts, in lengths to suit purchasers. nc3o IAMES NPRENItA, Auct'r. BY 501 IN DAYIS i AUCTIONEER DRY GOODS oN Monday morning, November Ist, at 10 0' clock at the Conimercial Sales Rooms, come of Wood and 9th sts., will be sold; an extensive as sortment of seasonable Dry Goods, &c., among which are super broad cloths, cassimeres, satineits, red flannels, 10-4 blankets, red damask, gala plaid, cashmere ' merinos, alpaccas, moos de lain, ging hams, calicoes, green silk and fircl velvet, woolen and cotton shawls, hosiery, bishops lawn, bl'k tig'd nett, book muslins, fancy vesting, silk Florence, bleached and brown mastitis, &c. At 2 o'clock, P. M., 24 Barrels good quality New Orleans' Sugar, 20 do. N. 0. Molasses, 3 d chests Young Hyson Tea, 1 large Iron Safe, China and Queensware, assorted, Glassware, Tinware, Wrapping Paper, Household Furniture in great va riety, among which are splendid mahogany and rosewood spring seat sofas, mahogany spring seat rocking chairs, bureaus, tables, bedsteads, looking. glasses, &c. At 61 o'clock, P. M., a retail stock nfFandy Dry Goods, ready made Clothing, fine French style 1 fine Shirts, Boota and , Shoes, table and pocket Cut , ilery, Mantel Clocks, Shot Guns, Pistols, Violins' 'Gold and Silver Watches, fancy articles, &c, oct29 MERCHANTS ARD MANtrrAcTtuipts , BAnti Pittsburgh, Oct. 10; 1847. A N election for thirteen Directors of this Bank, L A. for the ensuing year, will bo held at the Bank ing house, un Monday, the loth November next. octlB..td W. H. DENNY, Cashier. An election for thirteen Directors of this Dank for the ensuing year, will be held at the Bankii g house; 11.13 Monday, the Lith day of November next. ocl6 JOHN SNYDER, Cashier. EXCHANGE BANG Or PITTSBURGH. ALN election for thirteen Directors of this Bank will be held at the Banking House on Monday, the 15th day of November next, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M. DT ER EDI Til . . occiSt.tri THOS. M. HOWE, Cashier. NEW miLuiNizate, No. 10, St. Clair Shred. Nr s. DUFF, has iut returned from New I" urk, and opened ac, : iceseltiouofegantan„ fashionable vv INTER. MILLIN EBY: Bonnets, Caps, Collars, Scars, Ribbons, Laces, Bags, Gimir ' But tons, ringes, Flowers, Feathers, Hdkfs., Shawls, &c. The latest patterns of Caps, mantilla., &c. Every article in the Millinery business made to order in the latest style. A few good silk.mtlhiters wanted. octl6 Any quantity New Hooks at Morse's. AIISCE E LLAN I EI'U. F S WORKS of Henry Macken zie, eap orm. The Hunch back of Notre Dame: by Victor Hugo. Democratic Review for October. The First False Step; new supply. Christopher Tadpole, by Albert Smith; new sup ply. Eubank's Hydraulics and Mechanics. part 14. Life of Henry IV, King of France and Navarre, by J. P. R. James. 56 Wood street Marmaduke Herren, by the Countess of Bless ington. Sir Henry Morgan, the Buccaneer. Ivanhoe; new supply. Alicia, the Rose of Arandall. Nobles of Carracas. Flowers Personified, parts 8 and 9. Godey's Lath's Book fur November. St. Patrick's . Eve, a play, by Tyrone Power. The Bri)'s Autumn Book, a beautiful work. The Wayside Cross, or the Maid of Gomez, a tale of the Carlist War, by Capt. E. H. Milmnre. Wendel's Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England, complete setts. Graham's Magazine fur November. Lathes' National. The Buckskin, or the Camp of the Besiegers, a tale of the revolution, by the author of Ethan Allen, Master of Lonford. Fatal Legacy, ¢c. Rnry 0 , 51001 V, 25c. edition. Chamber's Miscellany, No. 4. Horticulturist fur October. Barr's Pennsylvania Reports, vole 3 and 4. The Boy's Treasury of Sports, Pastimes and Re creations, With nearly 400 engravings. Union Magazine for October. Wagner, the Welir Wulf, complete. Dombey and Son, 11th and lath numbers. The Outlaw's . Bride, or Blanche the Beautiful. Wildash, or the Cruiser of the Capes, a thrilling tale, by A.!. Ingraham. Norman's Bride, or the Modern Midas. Margaret Graham, of the Reverses of Fortune, by G. R. P. James, Frio. The Knight of Matileon, by Alex. Dumas. Just received and for sule at MORSE'S Literary Depot, P 5 Forirth street. oct2s Transportation. E Itestern Division of the Pennsylvania Canal and Portage Rail Road, having been repaired and now in go..d order, we will contione to forward Goods as heretofore to Saltsburgh, Blairsville, Johns town, Hollidaysbergh and all intermediate places. , C. A. M'ANULTY & Co. ott.ll-2w Canal 13asin. E 99 BOOKS— he Outlaw's Bride, or Blanche L the Beautiful. The Journeyman Joiner, or the Companion of the four of France, by G. Sand. Chamber's Miscellany, No 4. Norman's Bride or the Modern Midas by Mrs Nlarsh, fresh supply. Valcrease, or the Lilly of La Vendee. Wagner the %Vela Wolf, by author of Life id Lon don, complete. A good supply of Phrenological works; &c. for tale by WM. S. CALDWELL, oct2l 3d at. opposite the Post office. OSBORN'S celebrated Trash brand Port, for sale in bottles and otherwise, at the rine store of oct22 JACOB WEAVER. n Gitlf. - 131ek Matches, for 'pale by V oct26 JOHN D. MORGAN. FLOWERS PERSONIFIED-No. 7 and 8 of this beautiful work, received by W. 8. CALDWELL, 3d street, opposite the Post office. oct2l 74 e g horsy County, sa. , o .sszt . „ . THE COMMONWEAI.III . OF PENNTYLVA e:e rm.; To all . persons interested in the .1 Estate of John Murphy, late of Alic e.", :-.. ~,,a :t.... gheny City, deceased, GREETING: ?..,.W. ,-- ',.4 7 We command you, and every of you, ants' that in your proper persons you be and appear before our Judges of our Orfilidn'a Court, at an Orphan's Court, to be holden at Pittsburgh, hi aid for said County, on the fourth Monday of October, A. D. 1847, then and there to show Cause, if any or either of you have, why an order for the rule of der . tain real Estate, described in a petition on fita in my office, shoum not be granted by e'uid Court—and hereof fail not. .. .. _ Witness my hand, and the seal of Said Court, in Pittsburgh, the Bth day of September, A. D. 1847. Reo-diaw7vi , JOIIN YOUNG, JR., Cl•k. HE Stockholders of the Farmer's Deposit Bank T Of Pittsburgh, intend making application to the next Legislature for such alteration of their Charter as will give them Banking privilges; or, if deemed expedient,- will ask to be incortiorated as a now Bank. By order of the Board of Directors. je3o-law6m THOIIPSON BELL, Cashier. OFFIVE or Tu ... t I.I.ELIfEIVY O. MUTUALI M. _ C O. Exchange Buildiegs4St. Clair street, October 28, 1347. AT a meeting of the 13Vareof Directors of this restitution, it was -Resolved, That a dividend or 5 per cent. be paid on ell adjusted claims Tor losies by Fire of 10th April, 184.5, on or after !the 2d November next. 0c30.43-3t J. B. -ROBINSON, Seeretary. • 'auction Saks. Ai:Lel:lon Sales BANK or Pirrsnriton, I October, 16, 1/$47. Netted P:I R . G H• I` E A ItIVE.- Manager..... .. . . . C. S. PORTER. PRIVATE DOTER $.5 ; e at - MILE TICKETS 75 CTS. Dress Ctrele, 5D cents.l Second Box, 35 cents Pit, " Gallery, 90 " liencflt of MRS. FARREN Last Night of Ir. G. W. JA.MISON Monday Evening, September 1,18.17, Will be presented the Tragedy of the GADIESTER. Beverly; Stukely Mrs. Be erl y.. To conclude with LIICRIS.TIA. nonolAs Don Alphonse a Este, Duke of Ferrara,. ..Mr. FA MIEN Gennaro--M sol4ier of Fortune,.. ; . Mr. JAMISON Gubetta---the poisoner, under the assumed name of Count Beivaratio, Bpaniard,..... ....... Mr. OXLEY. Lucretia Borgia, Dutchess ofFerrasa,Mrs. FARR EN Tuesday, Mr. OXLEY'S BENEFIT talus:o3le Steam Grlsl. Mill, Saw itllll, and Fairni for Sale. A T the C ourt House, in the city of Pittsburgh, on ~tIL the 22d day of November, 1847, at 10 o'clock, ' I is. M., will be exposed to sale, at public out-cry,' l by the Miliersigned Committee of the person and estate OfMaly Walker, a lunatic, in pursuance of tan order o the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny county, Pe nsylvania, all that certain tract Of land situate in No th Fayette township, Allegheny county, Pa., containi g forty-thrce and three-quarter acres, bounded by lands of John Pottcr, John M'Gregor, andother lands of Mary Walker, on which is erect ed six dwelling houses, a Steam Grist Mill in run ning order, a saw mill with water power, a stable, and other improvements. Terms of sale: One-half cash in hand on the de , , livery of the Deed, and the residue in two rqUal ' annual payments, with interest Itoin the day of sale.' The said residue to be secured by Jirdg,ment Ponds 1 and Mortgage on the premises. . The premises are now rented till April Ist, 1848; the Leases will be transfertedio the purchaser. The title to the prenricie9 w as lately decided by the Supreme Court of Ilia State fo be 'rested in the said Mary Walker, in Poe simple. The courses and distances and order of the Court will be seen in No. 294, October Term, 1847. WILLIAM EWING, JAMES HAYS„ ComMittee M the person and estate or Mary Walker, a Limatie. Oct. 52g-d&wlt (Gazette copy 3 times weekly.) , PRIVATE DISEASE. 6. Da. ilaown, of 65, Dia mond Alley, can be con sulted.ein all cases of a pri vate or delicate nature, in: eident to Elie human frame. Syphilis ; and syphilitic eruptions, gonorrlnea, and its consequences, together with all VENEREAL dis eases, impurities of the blood, with all diseases . of VENEREAL origin, skin with stricturci gleet, urethral discharges seminal weakness and impotency ; also piles, rheu matism, female weakness, diseases of the wombd monthly suppressions. Diseases of the joints, fistu-; la in ano, nervous affections, pains in the back and loins, irritations of the neck of the bladder and kid- j new, scrobutic eruptions, totter, ring• worm, melee- I rial diseases, etc. TWELVE YEARS PRACTICE Exclusively devoted to the study and treatment ofd venereal disorders, and those arising from youthful • excesses, gaiety, climate, or impurities of the blood, is - hereby the constitution may have been enfeebled, enables Dr. Brown to offer assurances and speedy , relief to all who may place themselves under his care. ,Dr. Brown's offices are conveniently arranged into seperate apartments; patients can visit Dr. B. with out fear of exposure to other visitors. It is of importance to many persons in need of medical aid, to obtain good advice privately and promptly. To all such, Dr. Brown's ready skill in removing venereal dimaa6s, in their various forms and stages, offers inducements which can rarely be equalled. Strangers are hereby apprised thtit Dr. Brown has been regularly educated in every branch of medicine, and for the last twelve years confined himself exclusively to the treatment of those dis eases. Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated surgeon •in Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to these complaints. Kr - Certate, safe and speedy cures will in all cases be guarantied. Recent cases are relieved in a short time, with out interruption from bssiness. irr Hernia or Rupture—Dr. Brown' also invite persons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has paid particular attention to this disease. Letters from a distance, asking advice, must con tain a fee, or they will not be attended to. Office on Diamond Alley, a few doors from Woad street, towards the market. Cutisulrations strictly confidential. oct2adfnwy A NIP:RICAN OIL—Till; GREAT REMEDY OF NATURE.—Procured from a well is Kentucky, 185 feet below the earth's surface. This Oil will be found vastly superior to Harlem, B itisb, or any other formerly popular Oils. Its curati e proper ties for the follow tag aliments arc truly wonderful. Inflammatory rheumatism, whooping-cough. plains ic, coughs, colds, spasms, letter, erysipelas, scald head, croup, inflammatory sore throat, liver com plaint, inflammation of the kidneys, pains in the breast, side and back, diseases of the spine, piles, heart-burn, diseases of the hip joint, inflamed. sore eyes, deafness and car ache, worms, tooth-ache, sprains, strains, burns, scalds, bruises, cuts, ulcers, cancer, fever, sores, &e. &c. Price 50 cents per brittle. Sold wholesale and retail by WM. JACKSON, at his boot and shoe store, £0 Liberty street, Pittsburoi. The ma /SOOT stands in the door-way. Only place in Pittsburgh where the orNutNE can be obtainad. Caution.— In order to bo cure of obtaining the gr. imine, purchase only of the general ageut for Western Pennsylvania, Wm. Jackson Liberty street, or through sub-Agenta appointed by him for its sale, each or whom will have a a§,ow bill and general directions in pamphlet form, containing the names and address of the Proprietor and General Agent of Western Pennsylvania as follows; Dr. Hall 4- Co. proprietor, Kentucky. Wm. Jackson, General Agent for Western Penn sylvania, 89 Liberty street, Pritsburgh, to whom all order's must be addiessnd. . . Observe—Each bottle is enclosed in one of (h above named Pamphlets, and the name of William Jackson, (the general and only wholesale agent for Western PennerylllanValprinted on the oatside of the label. oet2S THE undersigned have had Choir attention called to a publication in a Pittsburgh paper, under the signature of a person calling himself Jayne. The Philadelphia and Now York Pekin Tea Co:, do not know said Jayne, having no such agontin Pittsburgh,' and cannot therefore notice him, but will take occa sion to inform the Merchants of Western Pennsyl vania, that their Teas may be found in various places in that region, and that their authorized agent; Mr. J. R. Stockdale, will tall upon them with samples of packed Teas, superior to any ever offered at the same price in the Western Country. wcaaa.morrr & BOND, No. 35 North Front street: Philadelphia, Oct.lB, 1847. 0c25-1m New and s Popular litano Music. DEAREST M)E,—a popular Ethiopian Melody Mary 'liana Take me back to old Virginia shore ; gose of Alabama Mountain Maid's Invitation ; • Hine Juniata ; • Schoolmaster's Glee; Oh ! Summer night: from Don Pasquale; What's 'a. the Steer Kimmer ; Scenes that are brightest ; Lament of the Irish EMigrant Rockaway ;* I'm Afloat; May Queen; The Watcher; toys that were tasted ; 0 Come to Me ; Oh would I were a boy again; Molly Hawn; Mary of Argyle; Evergreen Polka; Golden Prop Waltz; New Aurora Walties Roaalba Waltz ; Louisville Quadrilles ; Dtivernoy's Etercises, No. f. Received and for sale by JOHN H. MELLOR, oct/5 81 Wood street. QUibErEmN,edELO.Aß'prurWpbr6Ne:::—foDr r lai: n who v l e e r a y al s e u a P n er Pre r . tail at the wine store of 0et.22 i l sßoapps 1834 PORT, rich and dryistraw ed by age, for sale in half bottles and by retail at the wine store of oct22 . , . By the Presttildistof the Batted Staten. IN,purcuap ofJ4v4J, JAMES Jr. POLK, Presi dent of the United States ofAmerica, de hereby declare and make known that, public sales will be held at the underinentioned Land Olkes, in the Tennirow:or Wiscoasus, at are periods hereinafter desig,ited, to wit - At the Land ()thee, at MINERAL POU4T.,etimmene on Monday, the seventeenth day_ of January for the disposal of the public lands within the Ilndr-r -mentioned townships and parts o towships, viz: North of the base line and west of the fourth MR. JANTISON. OXLEY. :MRS. FARR EN Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen, of range three. Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen, of range four. Townships fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and elghteen„ofrange five. Tdwriships fourteen, fifteen; sixteen and seven teen, ofrange six. Sections four, five; six, seven, eight, nine, seven teen, eighteen and twenty, west of" Coon Slough," or township thirteen, fractional townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen on the Mississippi -River, and township seventeen of range seven: Fractional townships fourteen ; sixteen and seven teen on the Mississippi River, - of range eight. Frnetionalinownship seventeen on the Mississippi River, of range nine. At the Land - Office at GREEN BAY, commencing on Monday the thirty-first day of January next, for the disposals ofthe public rands within the under mentioned townships and part of a township, viz : ' North of the base line and east of the fonrth princi . pal meridian. Fractional section one, in township nineteen., situ-• ated northeas.t of LA "Nrewoilo," of range fourteen. Fractional township twenty-one, north or •a Fox firvEz, ,, and townships thirty-two and thirty-three, of range nineteen. Tdwnships thirty-two, thirty-three and thirty. four, or, ange twenty. Lands appropriated by law for the use ofschools, military or MIMr purposes, will be excluded from the sales. The offering of the lands will be commenced on the days appointed, and proceed in the same order in which they are advertised, with all convenient dispatch, übtil the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed. But no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no' private entry ofnny of the I ads will be admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks. GIVEN under my hand at the City of Washington, this ninth day of October, Anon Domini one thousand eight hundred and forty-seven. By the President. JAMES K. POLL. IitCHARD bl. Yousra, . Commissioner of the flentfal Land Office NOTICE TO PRE. , EMPTION CLAIMANTS tvepy person entitled to the right of pre-emption to an lands within the townships and parts of town ihipe above enumerated, is required to establish the same to the satissaction of the Register and Receiver, of tfie proper Land Office, and mike payment there for as soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the commence ment of the public sale oflands, embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG, Commissioner oft he General Land Office. oct22-lawlOwd A small tract of land containing about 70 acres, situated in Buffalo township, Butler county, within one mile of the road leading from Pittsburgh to Kittaning. The land is all cleared wept. about 7 a:err:Vaud under a good state of cultivation. There la a good frame dwelling house and frame barn on the premises. The farM is well watered and aboundsin good coal and limestone. For terms apply to William Boyd, Attorney at LaW office on 4th street,abovc Smithfield. jel7—d&wtf .Notice. Av i n ! E a n it E . :, ,Le f. l. I.l,ei,, t s t t e a r i s of c at .d Cranford 4 ini ni st rao n c t .e tools i H a ncock, late of the County of Allegheny, deceased, hive been granted to the subscriber; all persons indebt ed to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims agniOat the same, will prM.7ont them duly authenticated for skim:neat. JOHN MELLON, 0ct..29-w6t Administratoi, de bonis non. CIIOIOE and valuable fruit-trees for sale at Mount Hope Nursery, particularly Apples and Peaches, and a few,yarieties of Pears, Cherries and Plums. The proprietor hae strictly endeavored to obtain the best of fruit. A new selection of Peaches from thc East, which are now bearing, prove to be the best quality. The trees are in a flourishing condition and from one to four years old. MOUNT HOPE NURSERY is situated 7 miles south-west from Pitts burgh, or about a mile from Robert M'Parland'a, near St. Clair Church, on jte old Washington Road. And from James Couriers; 1 mile on the same road; 2 miles fram Rt. lligham's Mill, on the Washington Turnpike. A list of names may he obtained at Joseph Robb's Store, Diamond Alley; Pittsbtirgh, Pa. Orders left there will be attended to. o et 27 w • JOHN SMITH. Gazette copy three times Weekly and charge this office. Elcut6l , 2 Notice. LETTERS Tes_ . nientary on the estate of Robert Smith, late of Slowden township, deed., were granted on the 16th day of October, A. D. 1847, to the übscribers, residing in Upper St. Clair township, Allegheny county. All persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent, are hereby requested to make known the same to us without delay. SMITH,I Zrectdots actlS-wait JOIINM'CULLY, W I i th E t e a 1;::.7 .1 5 a. , letter me, s os of s Administration f 4 i o n the own E - ship, County of Allegheny, deceased, have been granted to us the sabschborsi all persons indebted to said estate are requested to Make immediate pay ment, and those having claims against the same will present them, authenticated for settlement. JAMES CUNNINGIIAM,} mr;s. PETER MYO, Mifflin Tp., Oct. 20, 1846. 0c26-w6t TETI? subscriber will sell the well known T.ivern stand and Farm of 200 acres, now being occu pied by Robert Mahaffey. Thin property is situated 11 miles east of Pittsburgh, on the State Road lead ing from Ea.St Liberty to . Saltsburgh, Indiana and Coravinsville. The farna is nearly equally divided by the main road. There are one hundred and twen ty acres in a high state of coltivatioii, the remaining part is colered with beautiful Oak timber. Itabounds in Itmestone- , —Contains a strata e'f coal of 30 acres— has many fine springs of water, and a grafted orchard proeucing a variety of fruit. For further inforitiatiop enquire on the premisee". oct2l-w3t . R. M. ROSS. Turnpike Election. THE Stockholders of the Monongahela and Coal Hill Turnpike Road Company, are hereby noti fied that an Election for President, six Managers, Secretary and Treasurer, , for the ensuing year, is to be lied rattle House of A. McAninob, South end of the Monongahela Bridge, - on Saturday, 2.fith day of November, 1547, between the houriiof Ten and Two o'clock. oct26-3td&3tw" AUGHN'S VEGEtAHLP.. LITHONTRIPTIC— V 10 dot in store an for sale by HAYS 4. BROCIMAY; VTENIVAN RE-IV-600:bn in store; and for soli V by - NAYS 84 BROCKWAY, act 2 - Liberty et. GROCERIES: . 200 Bags Rio Coffee,' strictly ySrime ; 200 packages Vounglqson, Gun, Powder, Impe perial and Black Teas; 50 Bbls No 3 large Mackerel; 10 4 . S. H. Molasses; 50 Boxes superior Chewing TobacCo; 20 Bbls N. O. Molasses; fi hbds N. 0. Sugar 10 lfalf Bbls Trimmed Shad; 10 kits Mackerel; Spices, &c., too nuerouii to mention. For sa tt e by.P. C. MARTIN. MPORTEIY CIGARS-100,000 Cigars of the l'ol• I lowing Celebrated brands: Cazadores, Emulation, Eseulapio, Dos Amigos, Tails Pribcipees; La Norira; La Bayadere, Sylvas, Do Trustes, gusto Sant Princi pees' Steamboat do., Eagle do ., Londori Laid Ityion , a,Cheroots r &e ocB TT LAIN and Fig'd French Doe Skin Passimeres; Int English and French 01 , k do De Joinville P7aids3 filbeft: Figuretreaseimeres of all descriptions; Which wilt be made to order in thn latest styles, by ANCKEB. MAYER, oc7 No. 70 Wood at. NEW •L - AW.XIOK—A Trellis° on the lair of contracts and rights and liabilities, es contrac tors, by C. G. Addison, Esq. Just published;' for sale by (oc14). 'ELLIOTT & ENGLISH. JACOB WEAVER AFF o r,',.kyENNE-1 cat!e forby fLt; saIe 3ROCKWAY SACQF W DA V pal meridian I 351112=1 FRUIT TREES Administrators Notte Farm". tot Sale. W. C. ROBINSON, Treitsurer ,P: C. MARTIN Pantaloon Stuffs , . & ,c,q4 avirtn**,-I.iattiLaiNct aant , ,DrAists FOREIGN. AND , DOMESTIC EXCHNNGE; CERTIFICATES 7 057 . 1)EPOSIT,',DANK NOTES; ANDS SPECIE, ti d e, No. 64 Wood st._, dig; do abort FoOfl4,East Pitts? rgk, P. O , IIF.RENT Finds received on d4osit, anti cot:, leetibns made do Alt -the Citing throughout the United States. Sight checks on Baltitnore,Thilidel- Phiai New York, Roston and 'Cincinnati, constantly. for sale in slims to suiertrehasens. The gaffer of en Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Virginia: Banks bought and told on Ike most fivcir able termii. The highest premitlm paid fo'r Foreign and Ameri can Gold and Silver coins. , EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND, foisale ip amount! °Ls' and upwards. marlo-d awy E EZ;M=! nua l & Ctik • ltY, • .BANKERS, EXCIIMPOZ AND 7EALT.ItS. tar FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXPIANGE, CER TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BAND NOTES, GOLD AND SILVER. No. 65 . Wo OD ST., 311D0bILVELOVir Foun2B, WEST SIDE; Pittsbur PAB. Funds and Currency-rbeeived on Deposit, ana colleetidns made in all the prinOlpal Cities °file United States. Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Boston and Cincinnati constantly for sale in sums to suit purchasers. Kentutky,;ndiana, Ohio ; Virginia and Penrisylva nra Bank Notes bought and sold on the most favors hire terms. iThe highest premium paid for. American Gold. Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany and France procured, dm. mar22-y =I lERA.MEFt. & IZAHM, BANKERS AND EXCHA.N&E BROK ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE', CERTIFCATES OF DEPOSITE, BANK NOTES, AND COIN. Cornerof Third and Wood eta., directly opposite the St. Charles iletel. in y2B N: HOLM h LINKERS AND DEALERS BANK S dic SON, N EXCHANGE COiN 4 ANIS OTES. reef, Pittsburgh No. 55 Markel hangs. Buying rare. Cincinnati 4 dis Louisville * cc S. Louis . I cc ROTES. . .. x:elling rate. Fae Nev. York pr Philadelphia i " Baltimore - I " BANK Buying rates. County & City orcPs die Relict notes r• Pennsylvania CO " New York rr Maryland New Orleans Buying rates. Ohio die Indiana ic Kentucky " Virginia 3 it Wheeling a as Tennessee , 3 " aut3-Y Fl.'=l:l HOON AND SARGENT, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERF.,.. N. E. CDR. WOOD AfiD SIXTH STREETS, PITTSEDEDD, PS DALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign and !Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposite, &c. EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Uunion, and Europe, for sale le sums to suit purcha sers. CURRENT and Rai funds received on deposite. COLLECTIONS to de ou all parts of the Union, at the lotiest rates. . pr.FzErsc= : • Neears. M. Leech & Son, " Ogden:&:Snowden, " Wm. Bell & Sou v PIrrSBURGII. . 4. S. M , Clurken,OE-o. •' English & Hffunett. " Fleming ditrother, " Poles, Llti &op Co. } Plili...i.D'i. " Wm. R. mpsou & Co. W " HoadlY, Ph /P-5 & C o. 1 NEW Totem. ' 4 Babcock; & C. • Tiffany, Ward &Co. 1 " John NPCOllOlIgh CO. BittudoiSE: Mr. lames George, " H. Hanna, CmcurtqA-it, 0. Joseph 'Watson; ,,,. messmos, O. Messrs. Fenner & M , Millan. R. F. Ellis, Es q., Cashier,' Bank Lewistown, Pa Pittsburgh, September 2d, 1847-y ore, No. 9l mufp:2,llB:etcf.o-Mir7JkiMarftlia; . :(laStte of the Sa ble Harozonistso is now prepared to receive orders for all kinds of Looking Glasses, Pier, Mantel and Toilet; plain and ornamental portraiLminiature and landscape Frames of the latest New York styles; also, a splendid lot of ornamental window Cornices. Old Frames re-guilt. Don't forget the number $a9S. se9-d3xn&w4t Imported Segal's, etc TIIE lovers of gOod Segara and Tobacco; are re spectrally informed, that the subscriber has just received en extensive assortment ofthe most approv ed brands, among theM the following, viz: VictoHa, Plantation, Principe, Venus Regalia, Regalia, Faf,torres, Eugene's, Common Also, a few Roles of "Slghter , s,Black Fat," a celebrated chewing tobacco. JOEL MOHLER, ntgi Druggist, Firth and Woodete. Chionicle and Gazette copy. Carter's Cabinet Library. PLEASANT TALES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, bl old Humphrey. Life of the Rev. Wm. Tennent, formerly Pastor of the Presbyterian - Church atFreehold, in New Jersey. in which is contained, amonLother interesting par tient ars,rin account of his being three days in a trance, and apparently lifelcis. Peace in Believing; by Rev Walter .ISicGiloray. The Loss of Austrilla; a narrative of the loss o. the Brig Austrilla by fire; on her voyage freilit Seith and Sydney, with an account of the sufferings, reli gious exercises, end anal rescue of the . passengers; edited by the Rev. James IL McGavin, Dundee. The Force of Truth, an authentic narrative; by Thomas Scott. The above are ulnifcrrrn *HI the "Christian Cabi net Libra'Tyr• publisliedbflt. Carter. Just reed by ELLIOTT & ENGLISH, ocl2 56 Market at. between 3d and 4th.. . . European Agency, and ktemittandes to Ireland, England, mac. . T ARGE and small sums of money can at all times j_j be remitted' by s:ght drafts at reduced rata to all parts of England, Ireland, Wales, &c.:, and Lega cies, Debts,. Rents, claims and .property in Europe can be collected and recovered through the Substri ber; or during his absence from tug ctty from Octo ber until May, on his annual tours to Europe, by ap plication to JAKE:3 MAY, Merchant, Water street; Pittsburgh. H...tCEENAN, Attorney and Counsellor at. Law, and E,dropcan kgent, Pittsburg],, Pa: P. S; As H. Keenan has been frecknently troubled by applications and lettges on the business of "Herd -10:an 8t Keenan," passenger agents of Hew York; he 4 11de_ms it necessary to say, that he isnot the,Seenan of that firm, and has 'Wetter had any conne.iion with either of those persUns. oct4 -- ioer . gs 6oTiii. ---- ------ AA. 5, , 1_ 4 1.6 . 0N, 62 Market streci,:ifill, open this i morning, fire epics ofCiatmeres, Oregon - and California Plaids; Gala do; Merino do; alio Muni' do Lainsf - Cishmer do Coyne. . Preneh ilitiiinoi crrii , 47:iiNifi. Si excellent assortment of Utah...Stens, B)ue and :J. PlaCk Colors, of ever; qtiality; also Alietecas .a Bombazines. Ilaw4dt RisbNal. NlO pd of Rich Ronnet Rlbboaa of trttc A:clef eels°, tioo Wrought t : ollars and earn,. my FMVI 1. I r bales or Rid; White and Veilete Fletteile, teeth Plain %nil Tv filled, of seen ireatitFt elio;4lk pin= or - Whitney, Boa t Rose at 3 aclinp rilitskete, of every site Cdstinelle, 4 Cage!' of Black, ktixrul and Me, Figured tnd Plain; also Casriinerna and Bread Clothe &c. c. At 6 Market (Arent; • A. A'.',MASON lk Co:: act': — Dalyo 114at 1 ttuOrters for nester) :. . those O who wish. to provide for the apprise ing cold wCather, would do well-to call in ti i e .to examine rey,aislYrtinent of Woolen Drawers, under Shirts.,Stockiiis i Comforts, &c. &c., as I have my . wiuter's stoat ready for examination, ofniy own,s4o Foreign riuMufacture. N. 13. Call- early that ytin, r 4sly,-Miie the first choice. .. Sign of the Big Stocking, Stir et. - between Wood - and Market. se2s-tf CIII.E.RItY BRANDY, wholesale or retail, at thi' XJ..wine store. Also, :a few ilexes very choice. oct2o JACOB WEANER.,-.. . B Y VESTINGS--10 4 ' Yds. more of thoni ' , are and choirs Frenclt . Fied-Cashmeres and Silks.. ROBINSON, Importer, Rath street. oeIRL3* iTh4PstiDLFDO*l6.B'EC•eaiiiie;± - : • 10 Star DX. Sperm f• , 20 Diptied ; for . ocl9 3. D. wiLt.,rmsts; 110..Weioil - at. IQUORICE.-1 Cue Small Stielc; for.sale by 1j.0619' J. Er. W1LL1A.10,..110 Wood-st• . ? ..J ~.---- - ' r _~.,, .11G-'_ ~~:~ - - --- EISEN p.ATics my* -viscoinrrs bAlvt ur ALLEN 11RAMER -EXCHANGE 13R6tEni f —consinr, or lam!! rato"lcoore Vrat . . OfilO - I.i , - PiiisliirOh flanks:. Gerirrintovin.. par Circleville (LUVriince),.4* Claepturcourity;.. - :...par Delaware:cottitty::: - ; :pal Xcnia Mtinvoinery tlorthumberlancl par Sandndliy,, • 6 .4 t" . • • • • . 1 rleaugi Col- Ilsitk. & Bridge Ce pai Reading pay lanpaster pai Doylestown pai Eau/Sta. e . • Pa.' Bucks county— ... par) Pottsville ... . . Washington .. . . . BrownSville . York Charnbersburg i Gettysburg Middletown Carlisle C. mart Harrisbtn . - Honesdaln Lebanon Lewistown .. Wyoming:, . Erie r West Branch Waynesburg Susquehanna County ' l L ehigh C'ounty U. States Bank 2$ Relief - Notes .. . . • City and County :Scrip':.:!, 111DIA1fA. Slat:dna - cid branches— State . . ... zrxrocxy. All Bank' DWART,) ItHELN Eastorn.Bazika . . . ; Wheeling 'Branches . Becht at Morgoniowi.:l Baltimpre City pai pir.w Yonstl City Paulin Country Banks .. ' ... . ....f NEW - - All solvent banho . NEW JERSEY Plainfield no 10 acrid stustii, Books. .. . JOAN L o. Ibi„No. 81 :%.134 Siretifi between Diamond Alley .76:1 4th tree* : hid received d of:thefol owing aired and Secular Music po Ohi, NV MO vy lotkat est cult prices Thep Cartniva SaCra; 13y MasonG:J.Velib: Psaltark o 'cc' Mason's Slcred Harp, VOli:•l'cind.t. ' it_ Patent. Notes.. Western . Harp,. by Rev. S. Wakefield Christian• Harp: Patent; Notes.;.: Missouri Harmony " cf The Boican 117eloJion, n crol)&4tjon'OtSbnifOr'reili, _ Rotimis;.CMOM - a;, ttc.. b tntludidg llama oftim", popular pieces of the, fray; arranged nited for 4 voi::e.i 7 .,vitlr an a& ornpaniitientlat Piancif4rte. - . _ I= JUVENILE MUSIC ROOK& The Young Choir, - by .13rniabOry and The Young- Choirs Comii ri • J,ohnstnros Voeal Ctass Mason's Juvenile -Harp. - , NEW BACRED BOOKS: Tie gacrpdChoratist; - by Hastings C¢ BrarlbttrY.`7, , Tbe Psalinodist The sacred Arinerel, by Virgil C. Taylor.- The SOtitbein Harthony.' The Bqten Sacred Harmony; by Cofigh Syrup IF you uso MOitaAN's Couall Siam. ; it wilt you of the Influenza and Cough. - , Prrtsntriiext, Jan. 1e..'11347 . ;', 41ii.Jotrd D. Mon4Aro.—This is re teittObail had been !aiming under a aeterc cou g h foY.aeYeraj weeke, - 101°01 compelled me to .reavesixwork was periuff.ded to callat yoneDnik.Storeolnkrnii.4.-. chase a bottle . of your Circuit ,slt.s Li, and 4n fod great ielief from it- and after usinetheVholeiif . - trel - battle, I fotind myielf entirely 'cured of trlY.eought - I have recomniended . it to r riiriy - 'iitheteof nay ac=e quaintanee, - whom it never failed to Cute 'L can say,. '- that Morgan's Cough SYitip , is the - best. . - have ever deed for a bottle. JAMES A. w Thiid at.- above Pr'epared and dold r.TOHN t his Drug Store,Vni door oct22 RODUCE—A lot of I'Vool,'Flazsieed,-Beemsati r Clove:. Seed and Timothy Seed, just. recMAreel . on consignment, and fot sale by oct26 MI LLE.II.-li. ILICICETSON. PAT. FENCE: A adar supply, arid iinpr y article. -L. WILMASTiI oc:112 D LACK WALNUT BOARDS: - A supply on Ilan!! D and for sale by L. 0e.22 ear. Pena and sta.. QUINGLES: 200 31. on Inn. ind for' sa .. L. WILMARTEIi':: cor. Penn and Irwin-gas:7,, 0c:22 dead tfresses and Rosetta ECEIVED by Express; tu-day; EL a those very superior liestiPresses , Boxessarne patterns—in all rich and beautiful. . 10 Boxes Rosnus, do. The above goods are en6l4lYnew d *.frituni . only ai BARIC9WS , Ar„TURN.F.AI .4 .-. - oct22 _ _ , .No 46 41.rket,ntre,et... 9AYLOR, Cc.VS doublpq.:g9p_s , Ports, fur said - Wholesale or rotj at the ;}vine' 05i.22-. Elora or - .7SeOII.WEAVER.- 114 - 45*, at DUCAL the wine itore of oct22 irtiVi..Nlllll.A PORTg, Corsale b,t4elbl?l.Axt : thit j Wine store a oct B 2 LONDON sale and', olfopg flavereslp for sale tiy tlee bottle and '-on gq. wine gore Or (cret.22) .TACOrt O}„.1) OPORTO PORT, ini:po:Tred in glias,,for.6llo - tt die *foe stole of , oct22 DOBE .TRICE, sweetPort,fordllo;r}','.liebarr'ilandondraughty at the nine store 'Of i• ' • oetxfi CO!fi told, doubfeSgrajtc,::•44C - Itiiiiii: iT and fruity; for fialeu:LialesalO:dr...rital at thq witie store of . (acifi2) • JACOB WEAR IN -CX.STZLION BRANDY- half for sale tiy : •••• OC3 ¢ P. C. IN-4 p;pos Swan„ Black horso snd »o 1 an Gn;:•nith certificates, for nitO by'"; 'j T 1! casks Port,' Madeira,: - IfOd , Sitfiq Y Wines, part very c4d; for sale:l?x, o ei 6 . - _ „. , Q A.1111 1 1NES: 200 half kßoxest : lOO third- ,- *c Just ricAdied sincl for sale b;. •-• 'uct2o 4- ItICKETSCIN. • 13burborr'Wiii I) kry on consi4mnicat arid few dale by: •-•- oct2s - JAMES MAY. CASE; Bath W k;oi iti:jtiald jar t , bruggists,-1w: C) CASES titiiierfor V elvet 13tittl Corkei-tor CASES Vial Corksi for ealo ti 5 oct26 . N:D:1-111611bAN:n. for. ale bj" . . 1. - att2G . YOEttl.'n; . 311algs Bops, justrec.ve, VI ;neat, and for - #ale ypq .oci26 . . 11 TVl°rLe cal ell' o P :1 13 c L o Sal; Cana hanittaftsre:al34i:l' act2k _ p, RApTigir,7s.. citorra AND TIMOTIIY,SEEDI,. , IO;.Ticask, Clover Seed;" 5 ,Unehele - „ . tignment and for sale; by ' oct26 MILLER &Ft ? CKETSO~F _ . . BOURBOUN WHLSKEY.: og ; • reian, by • ' ' oet26'' . otrotte , , 12M- and for oct26 Bpst.LEß' & ittegETSoll, • Q RE....kNlSprintingyp.er,k2 by 32justrectij•%, 4'Oand foi sae by ; : Or-c2l' - -caraer M - ==SE cauga j • - ••••••••?' Ly c p r k-•• • • ! • '. l t 1 .. N •• e List 4"1 w 4,, •.! -, :"- 2 .!•!'• :0 - ..ter a•• • • • 4 '• • • a. !Cleveland.., fsdiota • • ••..*•! Laifcaiter,:,• • Hamilton •anton Urbana . • - iGrattvPle:... •,• • Stat 6 Bk =lll3il=Cheil 4(7 . . Bank of Illinois ~ , iiic4.lx4Art..; ) , :ii.'._ . . ' • River Raisin ..7,11 InsurariCn.CoTnpilY - .4":19 . 7 . • ".- Aiite 1Tank....; . ...:.:.45 )akla3d County,. ~ . .2: :10 , ''. ... Faun..and Mee,ll,bank4tt, . . :. St. Clair . •: ~..., :....no ; talk: ' - ' - State Dank ....... :.,-ili _,-- All bankp ~.-...,;;:1 . - ~. instints:ExcliAs6l.l*. , -- - New Yak: , .' .- .i. (pie:in:l l 1 -.. Philadelpliia..', - I.i ''. ".*; * Balls , ... rA, - i..5441* -4,3*. c'tl.ll,;(li-r: - 410 i Gbld,.(prem):4; .3- 014 . ' do. ~.. . do;;;-,4,:;5 '- . Glii.necte.';'..'...; :":::....§'oor, ' Soveieiini:s4 80. FtedefickdOre .-'.;'. :'.Ertild Ten. Thaler - el ': :,:.;.7 SC( ; --- iTen Gnildein::.:;. - .'..3 9d ILmaid , obiz ......-.:,....:41.29 Naloieons:: , .... :: 0 SO libobiiiSlGgyaniski.:l6 bo`.'" ini:fantiiit ".: - .'—';'. - .15-bil Ducats ' ' ' ' ' :219 - ! I I I . I MO cot. Penn . and Irwin=lits. JACQI3 IVEAVF.iL -SACOR WR.A.VEIC JACOB WEAVER: JACOB WV.AVEII, oct26 .'a:: ~^=~: ~"~ ~-mil`. ra 01 Mil El =EIS =EI ESE M ISM
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