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19 Oct. 16
ludkins, ... 4 Nqv. - 1
Caledrinioi 19 • Nov. 16
French. leaves Frrnre.- leaves U. S.
Union • .
- 15
Missouri Sept.. 31
New york Oct. 15 Nov, 15
Americitia. leaves Eurkile. ;eaves U#-
AVaaliingtati Hewitt .. ... 0ct.19
PORT we PITTSBURGIEL
'si Tit* Cip.:O'SEL
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-, .:Wisconsm, Grace, Cincinnati •
Jewess,- Botigher; St. Louis.
"Talisman, Coles, 'Louisville.
` '''Anglo'Baxon, Mills, Cincinnati.
Beayer, Beaver:
;Si-Stara; Cox, Brownsville.
* )anube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
- DEPARTED.
Nary Stephens, Lucas, Louisville.
Pennsylvania, Gray, Cincinnati.
Pleaver, Clark, Beaver.
'Michigan No 2, Gibson, Beaver
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
. ~ P anube,Cock, Brownsville
• , Coustil, Bowman, Brewnsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
...Bwoteva, Cox, Brownsville.
MIRRXIIS-DAILY REVIEW.
OFFICE OF' THE POST, ?
Juoirsnae Moaxiso, Nov. 4, 1897. S
FLOUII--Market very dull, and receipts light.
'Sales are 'principally toaned to small lots from
tore-, , by the dray load et $4,87-30 , 5,00 and by
.the single bbl. at.55,12-R5,25.
BYE FLOUR—Sales brisk at $3,50.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Sales at $1,50 ft ,
900 Ps,-
FlSH—There appears to be a good deal of flue.
quation in the price of fish, within a Few days past;
and .dealers are anxiously waiting for fhe arrival of,
new lots which have _been shipped by way of New
~O rleans. We quote sales of No. 2 'Maskers! at
. $ll,OO ; i v bbl ; No. 3 at $7,50. There are no
Na 1 , in market. Sales of herring at $5,25 p
•
bbl.
SUGAR—DuII, with a downward tendency.
Silas of prime N. 0. at 63c. by the bald , and at
fil4y,the bbl.
•OATS=Sales 3rra bu. at 2.7028 c.
Prnrarf.TANTA CAL AL.—The Board of Canal
, -Commissioners have been very active in repairing
, the damages done to the public works by the late
Mood in the -Juniata and Susquehanna. The re
pairs it appears are being-doge under their personal
U perin tend enee.
We give.below an extract of -a letter from one
the‘Cenal Commissioners to Colonel Jones of
this eityolated Le wistowe. November first.
wlPtre wilt ipass hcats the entire length of the
- dower division .-cf the Susrluetianna and North
Braneh , eanals,:the last of this week, and as far up
rthe Jtmiata -as - Newton and Hamilton by the tenth
.or fifteenth-of this month. The balance of the
Junbita.llivisicnrwill be completed before the open
ng of .the navigation- in the spring."
Info ram tiou
(IF :NARY ANlsi LAVE, wife.of Thomas Lake,
Turner, who resided in er neer this city, about
swenty lea's ago. Acty,person who hes knowledge
or her, will coafcr.o laver upon a distressed brother,
b3.leasing .information with him at the boarding
house of Airs. Davison, Second stocet„ between
Wood and Smithfield.
nova-d3tlStw
DE.ItSHNS once using Dr. itst.rtes Vr.crrantE
PILLS, invariably make them theirfamils med
icine. These pills contain no miercery,—they puri
fy the blood, and restore lost health and spirits,-
0" Two kinds contained in one box—the
which is a " Purifying Purgative," and the Nn.2,
which acts as a " Gentle Laxative and Strengthen.
er." Price is only 25 eta. a box, accompanying
each box, for the use of families, will be found
seperate Treatise on each disorder, with par
Similar directions for the Pills in each bok."
Sold by S_ L. CUTHBERT,
nov3 No. 50 Smithfield, near 3d st.
Blankets-Just Kneelived,
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS!
ENTIAN Blue Blankets; Whitney's 11, 12;13
and 14 Quartier do ;
Roehedale best - Family do;
Elland & Ossett, best Family;
Country made, " do ;
Common plaid and white do;
Negro and Horse, do;
The above are . decidediy the best lot of Blankets
that have been brought to Pittsburgh. Call and see
them ? at ROBINSON'S,
nov3 Fifth st., one door below Wood st.
Removal.
DFL JOHN MTRACKEN, late of the Filth Ward.
has removed to the house on Penn street, 4th
Ward,,lately occupied by- .Mrs. Murphy, the first
door below the office of Dr. Speer, and a few (looks
below the corner of Penn and Hand streets.
Ilis arrangements are such as to render it neces
sary to have his accounts settled up; and for this
purpose he has put them into the hands of a col
lector..
Those who,prefer settling with the. Doctor him
self, will please call oo him in the course of a few
days, st his residence. nor3-Imo
THE Merchants and Manufacturer's Bant has
this day deciarecra dividend of rutin per cent.
on the' apital stock, out of the profits for the last
ins months, payable on or after the 12th inst.—
Eastern stockliolders will he paid at the Commer
cial Bar* of Penna. in Philadelphia.
- H. DENNY,
Pittsburgh, Nov. 2, 1847-41til Cashier.
BANN OF PITTSMMOH, Nov. 2, 1247.
rriffE President and Directors of this Bank have
ihisday declared a dividend of three and one
half per cent. on the capital stock for the last six
months, payable to stockholders or their legal rep
sentatives forthwith. JOHN SNYMR,
nov3-d3tetwl Cashier.
Envßarron BABH or Prnigntrn o / 1 11
November 2, 1847.
THIS Bank has this day declared a'dividend of
THREZ'ANDA MCP 'rEn CM!. on the capital,
stock, out of the profits of the last six months; pay
able to stockholders, or their legal representatives,
ion or after the 11th instant.
a or 3
r 0 Boxes Prime W. R., in store and
for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS,
bov3 I iO.Wood at.
For New Orleans,
Columbia, Monticello, Jarkwn, Carthage, and all
fleterraeditia Port; on Pearl River.
' L jar te k The new and fast" running etmr
POLOLINE - ,-
ro li ts=er, will Leave for the above and all inter
imediatp porta, on TWILSDAY Morning, at 10 o>-
clock. - For groOt or e aasa g e apply onboard, or to
nov2 GEO? MILIENKAGER.
.
qtrEEN POST. WINE—Dry and Tory superior,
for medipafpurpotee, Ibis* wholeivle and re
si at the wine iTtorib ge
oet22 JACOB WEAVED,
OSBORN , S 1834 FORT, rich and dry, straw Color..
ed by age, for sale inlalf bottles and by retail
ot the wine store of
oet22. „ JACOB WEAVER.
Teseott's, Conquest of Melte*.
ORY of the Congest of Mexico, with a pro.
jot bauble?y vitmof the Ancient Mexican Cirilizie
tioti, and the- Life .of the Ctinquerot, Hen:mitt°
Coiteai by Wm.ll..Preecott, author of the "History
of EgfikaandAnd Isabella." fn three vole; eighth
edition. For WO by VIBE LOOMIS; -
POW •
Agent' - I
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AIt'LIVED
.iLL RION BAILEY
THOS. M. HOWE,
Cashier
- lititiCid .- iiitt'6. -
At) PIECES damaged meaohed-llivalid a Ave
'Xi/ tinny on.accottut of wltom itmty c.orietrlr.
BY - JAME:9 AprEitrtz.
Wilt be sold without reserve; 'et tire Auction
Rooms, i5fe...114 Wood street, 3 , doofwfibm sth, this
day, Thursday, November 4th, at HP ti 7 "crock in the
forenoon', on: =confab of whom itmay concern, for
Cashour runde,49 , PieCcetSeperftne Bleached Mus
lin, British' manufaeture, Slightly wet on the Penn
silvaniasetinal, althbUkh all may be - said to be in per
fect order„-with the exception'Of 3 pieces.
nov4 JAMES 14 , KE.Nisi A, Auctioneer.
Mttrti Palvnbrokees Sale
F new and second hand Winter Clothing, and
Q
Watches, &c. at Auction
BY JAMESDPICENNA
Tomorrow, Thursday, November 4th, at 10 0&-
dock in the forenoon, wilt be sold, in addition to
the large sale of Dry Goods already advertised, a
large lot of new and second hand Winter Clothing,
elan 'Eastern Pawnbroker, comprising
Sack Coats,Surtonts, Dress Coats, Men and Boys
Cassimere Cloth' and Cassinett Paataloons, Boys
over Goats, Men's Oloake; a great variety of Vests,
Pocket Ildkfs. Cravats and Stocks,
and a few rem
nants of English and French Broad Cloths.
ALSO,
At the same time, 3. fine Gold Patent Lever Watch•
es, •4 do do Silver do do;•and a large lot of second
hand Watches, of every description; I Fowling
Piece; I Revolving Pistol; I pair of handsome lamps;.
I sett Candlebrass; I mahogany frame sprin — g seat
'Sofa; I mantel Cloc, together with a lot oflawelry.•
The above articles are now ready for examination,.
and should the whole totnot be disposed of during
the day, the balance will be sold at early gas light,
same evening, as the owner must leave next fore
noon. Terms cash, par funds. •
nova JAMES 111 2 ICENNA, Auct'r.
Large Sale
OF a well assorted stock of Dry Goode at Auc
tion without reserve.
BY JAMES AIrikENNA,
AY the Auction Rooms,ll4 Wood street, three
doors from sth, on Thurday next,. November 4th,
at 10 Welock,A. M., in the forenoon, will be sold
without reserve - a large stock of Dry Goods,. com
prising in part: --- •
Superfine broad cloths; various colors; do. C.lBSi
mares end cassinette, fine lustre alpaccas, a lot of
calicoes, flanels, bleached end brown muslins,
sewing silk,patent thread, table clothe, pine, pock
et lidife.,sortrats and elrallsi together with a gime
tity of Boors and Shoes,
At 2o , clock f P: M., Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, viz : •
1 splendid cora,. spring seat; pier tables, marble
trips; beautiful candlebrass, new pattern- solar and
astral lamps, chairs, tables, feather beds, bedsteads,
bureaus, togr ther with it variety of Kite hen utensils.
At early gas light, same eveniivr i a lot of Gold
and Silver Watches, Clocks, CanCllebrass, `,l Sofa.
Also Broad Cloths and Cassimeres in Jengthl to suit
purchasers, with a variety of other Dry Goods
nov2 JAMES 111 , 11. ERNA, Auct'r.
Auctidri Saies
BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER
DRY GOODS
oO Thursday morning, the 4th last:, at 10 (O
clock at the Commercial Meg Rooms, corne
a Wood and sth streets, will be sold, a large as
sortment of seasonable Dry Goods, &c., among
which are super itpad cloths, cassimmes ' satinetts,
Ky. •jeans, tlannelscal icobs, gi ng,liams alpaceas, de
lain, woolen shawls, swings, bleached and brown
muslins, &c.
At 2 o'clock, P. M., 15 Barrels good quality New
Orleans Sugar, 12 do. N. O. Molasses, 1 cask as
sorted China and Queensware; a general assortment
of new and -Getout! hand Household Furniture, a
,,mong which arc splendid spring seat mahogany
Hand rosewood sofas, rocking chairs, parlor chairs,
bureaus, tables s bedsteads, ono pair large French
plate mirrors, with guilt frames, mantel clocks, &c.
Also a quantity of kitchen utensils, stores, shovels,
matches, band bored Wrapping Paper, &c.
At 61 o'clock, P. a collection of saleable
Books, embracing many choice Standard Works,
Gold and Silver Watches, Fowlirg Pieties, Pistols,
fine Cutlery, Violins, German fancy Goods, &c.
nov2 (American copy.)
Large Two Storyltir. belling House
and 51 Building Lots at Auction.
nti Saturday afternoon, November 6th, at 2 o'-
clock, on the premizes, will be sold, that splew
did two story Brick dwelling house and handsome
improvements, with about one and .a half acres of
grosind,s;tuate on the Steubenville Tarnmkt math
near Temperanceville, now in the occcupancy of
Daniel Haughey.
A LSO,
51 Building Lots, adjoining the above, Very
bly situated, of large size, all of which are very de
sirable for private residences and other purposes:—
A plan of the same may be seen at the auction store
and at the house of William Applegate, near the
premises.
Terms, ono-fourth cash, residuein three equal
annual payments with interest. Title in fee simple,
and indisputable.
nov2
JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer
fAinerican copy.)
SUM Later from the Bast
THE subcriber respectfully invites the attention
of city customers and others desirous of hav
ing their clothing made in the latest and most fm•h
ionable manner, to his entire new stock of goods,
such as are in use the present season, and particular
ly those adapted to the customer trade: comprising
to part, a general assortment of French, English and
American Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, in great
er variety than any heretofore offered in this city ;
together, with a general assortment of every thing
in the Tailoring line. He feels confident of being
able to execute alt orders intrusted to him, in a
manner that cannot be surpassed either In style of
workmanship, by any eastern work, being supplied
with competent ann fashionable cutters—Mr. James
C. Watt and others.
On hand, a general assortment of Ready Made
Clothing; cut and made in the latest and most ap
proved styles, which will be sold low for cash. At
early call is respectfully solicited, by
P. DELANY,
No. 49, Liberty street.
Cr,"TO TAILORS. J. C. Watt's Patent Gradu
ating Shoulder Measure system of garment cutting,
for ado. The above system is too well kwn to
the trade to require comment. Prirc $lO 00.
oc3o
Prince's Linnvean Hatanie Garden find
Nursery, Flushing.
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TITM. R. PRINCE & CO., successors of Milian)
VV Prince, and sole proprietors of his great col
lection of Fruit Trees, have just published their
NEW DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES, (6th edition,)
Tne assortment
,of trees and shrubbery, roses, dah
lias, bulbous, roots, ¢c, is the finest in the Union.
Fruit trees can be supplied of the largest size. Or
namental trees, 12 to 20 feet in height, and Ever
green trees 6 to 14 feet, and at. 25 per cent. less than
the usual rates. Orders promptly executed and for
warded as desired. nov2-d3t•
Pennsylvania Rail Road Company.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will be received until Thursday,
the 26th day of November, at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
at the Town Hall, in the Borough of Lewistown, for
the grading and masonry upon about 36 miles of the
Pennsylvania Rail Road, extending went from Sec
tion 20 to near the Lewistown dam.
Plans and specifications of the work can be seen
at the above named place, air . five days previous to
the time appointed fur receiving the bids.
Any further infoimation can be had upon Applica
tion to W. B. Foster, Jr., Esq. Associate Engineer
at Harrisburgh. d. N. MERRICK,
oet3D.td President.
The following is the Testimony of H.
Peck.
"COMPLAINTS" (says he) of several years stand
ing, Cured by a few applications of Dr. Smith's Tor
pedo Magnetic Machine. Rheumatism, Spinal AS
fections,yalpitation of the heart, and Weak Eyes,
have been entirely cured by it.
.I. have used it in my own family, and also in seve
ral other cases, and its effects upon disease has ex
deeded my most sanguine expectations.
New London, Huron,County, Ohio.
Orders received for the above Machines, by
L. S. CUTHBERT,
Agent for the Manufacturer,
Smithfield, near 3 st.
- nov I
HE undersigned have had their attention called
to a publication in a Pittsburgh paper, under the
I signature of a person calling himself Jayne. The
Philadelphia and New York Pekin Tea Co., do not
know said Jayne, having no each agent in Pittsburgh,
and cannot therefori3 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. .11: Stockdalo, will call upon them with samples
of packed Teas, superior to any ever offered at the
dame price in the Western Country.
WCALLMONT 31 BOND, •
No. 35 North Front street.
Philadelphia,Oct. 18, 1847. 0c2.5—1m li
rroßAcco--38 Bonee-;—.sla, B>a and 1 lb. Lump
Tobacco, just rec'd and for sale by
--- 005 MILLER dr RICKETSON.
BY ELECTRIC' TELEGRAPH,
EX PIiESSLY ,FoBr.'rkus.,l,oBlNl7lll,POSlT
We hiWno market•newilcom the east ; steal
era vi - erefiolding back fur the arr•,ival of the steam
Senator Huntingdon, of Connecticut, is derul
The French Steamer has milted at New "'lark
The New York Tribune cfaima that the Federal ,
majority in the state ranges from twenty to fifty
thousand• votes, and that the whole State ticket is
lICEM
leve York Election.
Nrw Your, Now. 3:5',10k.•
The Whi' ' gs hate gained four Senators as follows
First District, GOU
Fourth do. 440
Fifth db. 1000
Sixth de. 1000.
Whig Majorities---New York City :.
Tst Ward,.
2tt
t
sth
7th 0
Dth 0 ,
15th 0
16th 0
17th 0
Hai ~
oth ward,
11th "
12th "
13th "
14th "
The %higs ha% e carried Buffalo by a-majority of
1GCO; Geneva 2CO; Ithaca 29; Ring's co. iNo
Onondaga 325; Utica 919; Effie Falls 249; AI!
bany 1200; Troy 1000 Lansing burgh 200; Ren;
tel Ice! tt o; 1 cti.ttetpie ft 0; I,33c'e rail 300
Schenectady 200 democratic majority.
ilerrer-_Alonroe,
outh Pi unswick,
New Btunsnick,
Pi scat vt ay,
iGodbidge,
Princeton,
Eornettet,
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITIES
Perth Amboy, 23
II udson, 250
Though the Whig Senator and Aasettecke
are elected.
Another Drummlie Triumph.
lIITZZA FOR THE JERSEY BLUES 1
A telegraphic dispatch received yestenlay after
noon, at 43 o'clock, from Philadelphia, brings us
the glorious intelligence that the State of New
Jersey has wheeled into the Democratic line.
HaMes (Dem.) for Governor, leads his Federa
opponent TWENTY SIX HUNDRED! The At
lantic and Cope May counties to hear from, which
will balance each other.
Ten cheers for gallant New Jersey!
Partlker from New Jerbey.
NILADELPIIIA, Nov. 3, 7 P. M
Atlantic counties give 161 majority for the
v.higs, and Cape May 152 for the Democrats. Ilia
completes the returns for Governor in the State.
ARUM OF TILE FRENCH STEAMSHIP
PHILADELPHIA !
Naw Your, Nov. 3, 63 P. M.
`Flre French Steamship Philadelphia, has arrived
at Neat• York, via Halifax, where she put in to oh.
tain a supply of coal.
Parrs papers have been received, which contain
London dates to the 7th ult. They mention the
&flare of Raugemont & Bro.; John Thomas, Sons
& Bro.; Jersey & Co.; and ;Mr. Van Zellers, (the
Portuguese consul,) au English house in Calcutta,
for over half a million ponds sterling.
Confidence was reviving in Liverpool, and the
Chamber of Commons sent a deputation to the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, urging a relaxation
of the restrictions of Peel's bill.
Consuls are quoted at 84i.
Nitta Excnasoz.—French funds have declined
13 to 20 centimes, in consequence of a rumor that
the Baring's had obtained eleven millions of francs
from the French treasury, to relieve the pressure
in England.
SPLlN. — tiarvaese has triumphed in Spain. The
Queen has formed a new minority.
The steamship Washington, Hewitt, hence, ar
rived on the Bthp. The French steamer New
York, arrived at Cherbourg, on the 4th ult.
Flour and Corn are IoW in all the markets of
France.
The uewa from Africa is to the 25d of Septem
ber. A bdel finder has fought a great battle, with
the troops of Morocco, under the walls of Taga.
The Emir lost •1000 men.
The canton Luzeme is in a state of insurrection
—also, those of Fribourg and the district of Ro
moot Grugere, and the Valley of Navarry.
The squadron was still before Naples at the let
of October.
It is said in private letters that the Reformers
of Naples have divided themselVes into three col.
limns. The first division is commanded by Lon
gobero; the second by Romeo, who has seized upon
Margiana, a large depot of arms and munitions of
war. The rear guard is under Poling. The artil
lery troops on duty at Margiana, joined the rebels,
after a noble exploit of Astremonte. The insur
gents at Prone, on Abruzze, have abandoned their
city and retired to the mountains, in imitation of
tilt ea of Regio.
It is said that Navarre is iu rebellion, and large
bodies of troops are assembled commanded by 13a•
ron Sofia. The Governments of Lucerne, 13erne,
Zurich, and other cantons, are earnestly engaged in
military preparations, in view of the critical situa
tion of affairs. he majority of the cantons have
agreed to send, in front of the Federal army, com
missioners, who are to use their utmost efforts to
bring about a conciliation. The army will await
the result, and if unsuccessful, it will instantly
cross the frontiers.
H. PECK."
Loarnox, Oct. s.—Consols closed at 83i to 84
cash, and 85 on account.
Oct. B.—Our accounts are by way of Paris:—
The character of the advices from London are of
a gloomy nature. There had been great depmda
tions in Rail Road shares; and a fall of 5.8 per
cent. in consols.
H•ves, Oct.9—Sales of Wheat have been made
at 13 to 14 francs—price now 13 to 14 francs.—
Barley 12 to 13 francs:
MBE subscriber has purchased the, entire right
to make and sell, ~S e enza , s PATerrr Sets SET
-itoo Sew MILL Doe," and is prepared. to fill or
ders, at all times, without delay.
JOHN M. °RELY,
at Knap & Totten's.
oct3o-4w*
VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC
-10 doz in stare and for sale by
.11AYS¢ BROCKWAY,
.
TUKICP_A - T-10
N rw York; Nov 3, 7 P. 14
1500
S 4
200
100
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITIES.
304
408
100
)I6
20
New Jersey Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3, Ioh. A. M.
WHIG MAJORITIES.
Maw ➢ltll Dogs.
Remaining in the Posz,Otßce, Pittsburgh, Nov.
Ist, 1847:. Persons calling for Letters, whose
names are on the. Lis; will please-say they are ad
vertised.
Ainsworth ZS
Adams John-
Adams Martha
Adama Delight mrs.
Aekens Elizabeth.
Aekeson John 13-
Agnew David 31
'Adams Errimitt B
Adams Henry P
Aikman Henry P
Aikman James B
Adams Sarah Ann.
'Ackley Andress
Adair George.
Adirns Amy
Ackison &Dagg
Allen E.
Allan• An n,
Alexander. Alfred
! Anderson John
Anderson Abraham ,
Anderson John
Baker James M Black Rosa
Backus Seth A • Blair Mary
Baird Thomas' , Black Martha.
Bailey John W Bobinger Geo A
Bail Joseph Bown Maria Anm
Bn*d Wm Capt ' Boyd James"
Banes Joseph Bostick John It
Bii!linger G poyer Mary
Baker Daniel i• Boden Beiaoma S
Bayless Williams Boyce William
Baker B F Bolden James
Baldwin Marcus . 2 Bond DrusiDa H
Baker Thomas Boothe James
Baldwin Henry Boyd Henrietta
Ballard Frances miss Bolton James
Baird Sam J Rev} Boyd Henrietta
Baker William ' Brown William
Bally Henry Brown Statira C
Barclay Robert Brown Elizabeth
Bair Eliza Brown Thomas
Baughman Martha Brown Adam M
' Bates Hezekiab Brown Thomas
Bates H Brown Edward
Bateman Walter Brown W R
Bayard Mary E Brown J W & Ca
Barnett H T MI% Brown S H
Sauna= E F ' Bradshaw William
Barnes Samuel Bride Mary
Barton John' Brooks Martha C
Barrett Owen Bradbury Thomas
Bell William Brooks R G
Bell William C . Brooks R '
, Bell Thomas Brady Phillip
Bell David Breydon Eben
Be: , Ellen BrWier George
Bec:-er leash Br6hear J H
Bennett George Brisbin Jacob M
Beach E M Bryant Eleanor
Bennett Louisa M Brenchly George
Berthond Francois Browning William
Been Catharine Bredeo John jr
Beasland John Briggs John
Beck mu Bryant Laura A
Bergshesser Asbury Bridges Joseph
Bernard Daniel Bright B
Beach David 4 Brettell Francis 9
Bander George Bush E
Beny Elizabeth Bull Amanda A
Bean John Boyle Owen
Beach Orlando Burge William
Burton John F Builiim Mary
Bender George Buc -master Ellen
Berry Louisa Bue ley Joel
Best Alexander Bullock Henry W
Best Rebecca A Byrne B
Beall B M Burke Isabella
Bishop Hannah 2 Bryant Kissiah
- Blackwood Thomas Burgess Rachel
Bleakley William Byroe Joseph
Binsley Robert Burns Bernard
Buckly William Burke Julia Ann
Blakeney Martin Burnett & Withers
Blakely Neal! Burns Samuel
Blazier George Burgess Robert
Bigharn John A Burnett Timothy
Blakeny Edward Burgoyne Joshua
Blackiton Jasper Burger William
Black Richard Bunch Leonora
251
950
1000
2.50
389
900
Casey & Mitchell Cooper Elizabeth miss
Casad Samuel Cooper William
Cassiday W H Cockann Edward
Carroll Jerpnatah Cockins Thomas
Carroll Thomas Collins Bridget
Carson Samuel Collins 9
Cadwallader Thomas M Coffin A J Jr
Carter Elias Cobaugh Christian
Carren John Collins Mary
Carpenter Mary Elia Collins David
Carolin Patrick Collins Loyd
Carter Jane CoiJin N B mrs
Calhoun Mary Conner Wm Rev
Carey James Conway John
Cannour Henry Conrad rut
Cannan Michael 2 Cox S F
Cadwallader Capt Convery Lydia Jane
Cassidy Edward Cook Daniel
Cavannagh Joseph Cane B S
Carter Elias Cowles DS
Cannan Sarah Cowan Robert
Campbell John T Cotton Martha J
Campbell R A & Co Cool Sarah
Campbell John Conipton Eliza
Campbell & Walters Coding Charles
Chapman James Cook William
Chapman Luke Coarsen B
Chivers George Corry James
Charles William Conners Bridget
Chambers John Conn N C
Chapman Henry S Conner James
Churchill Sylvester Col Coyle Joseph C
Chase Edward Cook Mary A
Chadwick J H Conner Martz
Cherry James Combs F
Christy MTherson 2 Cozans Phillip J
Church Charles D Cornyn Mary or E
Chambers Washington Crawford James
Chuveger Margaretta Craig Samuel
Clink. Lucinda S Croco Henry
Cs , er Conrad Cronin Pat
Clark Joseph Rev Crawford J
Clark J F Crai ,, A G
Clark Lyman Crawford John
Clark M Doct Crouse Joseph 2
Clark Sylvester Crumph John
Clegg mrs Curry James
Clarke Rose Anne Cuthbertson Mary
Clark Eli Curtis & Rogers
Clouse Isaac H Cuddy Richard
Cooper Elizabeth Curtis Augustin S
Cooper rm. Curry Daniel
Dougherty Charles 2
Dolan Catharine
Douglass George
Dougherty Jeremiah H
Douthell A T
Doyle Catharine
-Dollaghan Edward
Dodge Richard -M
Doran Andrew
Dovlan John
Douglass Jeremiah 4
Dougherty William
Donnelly John
Dougherty Martha
I)onnough Daniel
Dobbins Eliza N
Donovan Timothy
Donlan John
Dryden G L
Drake Peter
Drake Matthias
Dresser George W
Drayton Boston Rev
Dubois John
Dunlap Henry
Divine Thomas
Durning James
Duvall Juliett
Dund James 2
Dunn William
Duncan James C
Dunlap Sarah.
Dunn Alexander P
Drum Thomas B
Day Isabella
David Jacob C
Davidson mrs
Davidson Elizabeth
Davidson Mary Jane
Dalzell Robert
Daley Felix
Daniel James M
Davison ran
Darby Mary
Davidson Elizabeth
Davis Rachel
Davis mr
Davis Evan
Davis Jane
Davis Susannah
Davis Mary P
Davis Nightly
Dean John
Denning John
Dempsey J W
Desmond John
Dennen John
Dent John B
Dean George
Dean Capt
Detwilley Alexander
Divine Peter
Divine B
Dickson Margaret
Dougherty Jane
Douglass Jeremiah R
Downing John E
Dougherty John
Dunlap H L mss
Eggers A Doet
Elliott William
Elliott Jane
Elliott Eliza Anita
Eshilman Michael
Ellis Jame&
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Anderson
Anderson Elizabeth•
Annavralt miss
Anderson Mary C
Anshutz Henry
Appleby John
Arnold Joanna.
Archer T F,
Armstrong Mary E
Arnold Takes Li
Aznest Thomas M
Armstrong. Eliza
Armstrong Mary E
Argust Benjamin M
Armstrong Allan J
Atkinson James Capt
Atkinson Robert
Auld! John.
Atwater Rhoda
Auld Ca mila'
.Alwhorn Benjamin
Andress Hannah .)
Eyman Ann
Evans E
Ewan Robert )3
Everard Patrick
Ewing Isaac
Rsans G bi
Elhoft`Sanmel ' - vans Jo ph
Ewan Jacob• -Eyster C.S •
Earl. Joseph (I Evans Evan I
Early Michael: Eckert Nicholas•
1 Farromiskn, • Forrest HD)
Falkuer Jonathan .... Fox Richard
[ Ferguson Jane Foster Andrew.
:Fearon Owerr Poster A J .
Ferguson Abrjah• Furku.m William,
.Ferguson Nancy _ Foster A G
Flint George Foster RS '
Fitzimmons John- Foster Robert
Fisher Benjamin H Frew Price ,
Fleming Hugh. S Freese Isaac
Finley Caroline Franklin Thomas
Fleming James Frie4el Joseph,
Fitzgerald John. Fre udly F
Findley Nancy Frisbee Charles
Fisher Benjamin .M Freese Tam
Fleck Charles Freeman Alfred;
Flishugh D H Fruzell John, S
Foster William & Co 2 Fri Elizabeth miss
Foster W H Fulton Samuel
Fox Thomas Fulton Joseph R
Foran Edwazd
Gannon Mary. Ann .Gorman Henry.
Gasbuck Rebecca mrs • Goodwin. Adolphus W
Gallagher John , Tjr Goeddell Phillip,
'Gerhart , A L& Co Griffiths Rachaeb '
Gallagher Mary Jane Green SiMon P"'" 2
•Gallagher James Gribben William'
George. Nicholas Gaadx.Nicholas
Genevieve A P Gristvold ' H
Garvia Charles Greenwalt John
Garry Matthew Grant Sophia
Gaskhill C T 3 Grover Luther a
•Gatkey Samuel Gramsdorff A J
'Gamble James Greenhart
Ganey Joins Grant Eliza ls ~
Gearing Elizabeth, .
Green Geo A
Gilliam Geo I . Gross Rosannab
Gifford Harriett Grovencir Sarab
Gillaner James Grove George
Gilchrist Joists Graham Edward
Gibson William Graham Peas
Glenn Maria Gray Jones
Glass. Mary H Graham Robert
Glass E II Graham John
Gleaver Richard H Graham Arthur '
Glenn SarA M Gray David
Glasgow Robert Gulliford Allan
Gorges Cordelia 17 Goodman D S
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Hamilton George Hart G W
Hamilton James Hicks William
Hamilton Samuel Hinkley Geo D
Hall Albert M ' Higgins Michael
Hall Maria Higgins Mary 2
Hamilton William Hixon James
Hampton W H 2 Binds Jane mrs
Hammett Jane Hill Eliza ~-)
Hammond Hugh Hills Edwin
Hansel! Min Hildebrand E P
Halleran Bridget Ricky John
Hampton John H Hickock U C .-
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Hanna William jr Hill Thomas
Hain Hubbard Hicks John F
Hadley Urban Hicks Henry S '
Haines James B H 'die nbaugh Joann oh mrs
Haney Henry " Hoag James
Hart Salmon N Hobbs Barnes & Co
Harden Jonathan Holmes John 1'
Harry Lavinia mrs Holtzman George
Harvey Jacob Holmes Robert
Hard Thomas Holway Henry L
Hazleton Daniel B Howard Jane
Haberocker Jacob Hope Dominick 2 '
Hatch C W • Hosier John H
Hays Abraham Hoy Owen
HayeriL S Horner J M
Haydeo James B Howlelsaiah S
Hencip Robert 'Hyde Edward
Began Hugh Hudson Samuel A
Henderson M J Hull Silas
Herring Hannah A Hunter Robert M
Henry Thomas 2 Hudson Samuel A
Heath George Hurd William
Hewlett John Q Humbert George
Henessy Thomas Herbert John Rev
Hennonghan Francis Hughes Emily
Herron John F Hughes John M
Helle Frederick Hughes James L
Henderson Louisa Hughes Thomas P Rev
Henry Elizabeth Jane Hune William - 2
Hurst Catharine Hyndman James
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twin J H Doct
resin John A
min James A
nman H
2 Irvin James B
Irwin Rachel Anne
Irvin Charles
Irwin Brown
'lngram Alfred
Ingram Hannah
Irwin James
rwjn Henry
rein Robert
twin Clarissa
Jameson Lewia
Jameson Neill
James Marthen
Jackson Jonathan
Jacquay Seth J
James William V
Jack Luticia
Johnson George
Johnson Andrew F
Johnson William
Johnson M
Johnson Elias
Johnson Margaret
Johnson Robert
Jones Ephraim
Jones James P
Jones Evan
Jones John H
Jones William
2 Jones Collins Maeky
Jones Eliza
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Jackway James 9
Jeffreys J I'
Junkies William
Jessey Elias
Johnson Levi J
Johnson Susan
Jones Capt
Keen Reuben
Kerner E C
Kean Eliza
Kendrick W
Kelly James
Kerr William Hon
Kelly Gabriel
Kelly Benj F
Kelly Jerry
Kerr Samuel W
2 Keelly James
Kernagban mrs
Kirk A B
Kinney Ann Eliza
King B F
Knight George W
> Kildow Uriah
Knox J
King Elizabeth
Kirkpatrick Moaes
Kirk Alexander
Kimberly John 11.
Knight George W
Kussick Moses
Kunaph Henry
Koebel William
Kunkle Stephen
Kinney James %V
Kastine Jacob
Kaster Adam F
Kickler Jacob
Kerney %V 11
Kearn Catharine
Kane ':Nary
Kenery Thomas
Katon Jonathan
Kane Patrick
Kenney Nancy
Kennedy Arthurs
Keech James
Kenney James M
Kearney Michael
Keesey Henry
Kendrick W
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Keene J S
Keifer Frederick
Kennedy Elizabeth
Kauffman Robert
Kearns Rachel
Kenney James
Lafferty Agnes Lee mr
Lack David Lees Andrew
Labouren Allice Leidy Leonard 2
Latshaw Margaret Linton Eli
Laurence Courtland LittleF George
Lauback Owen 2 Little Margaret
Lain Silas. Little Thomas
Laguiie L Doct Lightcap John 0
Laurence mr Lindsey John 2
Laughran Henry Lindsey Sarah
Large Johri R Linkhard Susan
Lappe-Maifin Linn Jackson
Lanhaallotley Lindsey James
Layton Anna J Little Henry M
Laisthey y William Lilly Matilda
Laugheiy. John Little John W
LaPPe C Lilly Catharine
Land Charles G Lyons Thomas Capt
Latshaw James El Lutz & Brickenback
Leander Phebe Lyle W W
Lewis James F Long Leander
Lee Harnett Lowne Louisa
Leifferty John Lowry Leonard
Lusk James Lovewall Noah
Lenning M miss Lustemburgher Susan
Lewis John . Lowry N C
Leonard Ruden S 2 Long Manilla mins
Leach William Lord A E
Leyde William Long Robert
Lei per William Logan A G
Leitch Robert Lyles %V W
Lecky William Long Amanda
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Marsh A G Miller Jeremiah
Maxwell William Miller Swish A
Mash John - . Miller Jerry'
May Agnes R Miller Mary Louisa 2
Mann Rosannah Mitchell.) .
Maharg George , • Moler T
Madder Thomas Morgan Maria
Blaney- Patrick Moscow Robert
Marlatt Janie' Moffith Fliza 2
Mahon Marten , Morton James
andeld Sampson B Mong mr ..-•
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:Marquis Patrick.-Morris Geo Vlf" -
Matthew Jacob ' Morgan - Sarah, /A '
Matthews John. ,IHorrey Thomas T`
Main W H.
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Matthews Eliza. MOutganery
Marlatt W W Morgan J W
`Mackerel William, Morgan Lavinia.l%
iMallonJohn. Motzgast Anthony
!Matthews Ravi; Molsmin John
Marks S B Monogan.l.aeinia.
Macklend'Thoraas Mosely A M
;Marsh J B & R Morange lames K.
;Mackey James Norris James
..Magarol Jaities tifziore William
'Magnus Frederick • Moore Johnston, 3
Marten M • Moore 'George , '
Marshall 1.. .2' Moore Henry' . '
Martin J Grant Morrison E R
- Martin. Jotin N Mcirrison John W
Mellow Thomas. FA Itorrisim. S
*Merriman. Charlotte. Morriiion Muiy
Merritt .Edward. Itkirrow E S miss.
Mercer William Morrison Mary
Meale,sJohni Idyre Henry
iMellore Sam W . Mum John
Meeker W B Mudge Gardner
Meetkirk Joseph Hi • Myers Joseph
Milligan John Mulford Charles
Mulling William A IdarraY H M •
Milleri Ruth Itterphy Henry
Miller Abraham G. Murray Jeremiah.
Mitchell Dearitend. . • Miller Lewis
Murphy „llamas
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M'Atee Bernard 31'Fee•Maey,
M'Auley Patrick M'Fadden Thomas
M'Clelland John C 111•Gowan James
Welelland William. M'Fall Andrew
M:Clurg James WGill Robert
*Cabe James M'Gowan Jane
ll'eleany S Pdtraden John
M'Clure W W MGM 'Harriet Ann
M'Clintock .1 Irl'Huire Thomas
M'Cann Charles Irl'Grath Bernard '
M'Clure-Margaret M'Geeban Mary
M'Cartney James WGinnis Hugh
3l'Cabe Mary Ann M'Farland. Arch'd
M'Closkey M - M'Fadden Jaines
M'Clure James 3 . Itnown Peter
M'Carthy Anne M'Farland Mary
M'Coy Thomas MGM John
M'Connell F A Milwain Robert
M'Cormick John Wllwaine Isaac W
M'Coy Henry bl'illtyre Michael -
M'Cully Sarah ./WlCee Robert 3
JWConnell James .M.',Kniglit James
Wens Margaret Jane 34 - Kee James
M'Culley James WKenna Patrick
WDonald A Wllee Margaret 2
M'Donnell Ann M'Kee S E
M'Elherron - • Wltibbin-W C
M'Enrue John ' , M'Clain James
M'Donald - M '.' 'AVLouney James
MDonough War: M'Claren John
WDonald Christopher M'Laine Rachel
M'Donald mr M'Clrire A J
M'Dorinell Margaret APLaughlin Bridget
.WEllroy James WLouney Wm
M'Gunnigle Elizabeth . M'Whinney Matthew
M'Fee Andrew WMinn W T
*'Garvey Wm M'Neel Christopher -,
M*Gonnigle George 31" Neel John
M'Govern John E WWhinney Marg't
3l'Graw John_ APNuny Alex'r
31'Fann miss *'Sherry Stephen
M'isiair James C
Nevieus d H Rev Norton A C
Newman Mary Noble David S
Nations Martha H Nolte Riidolph
.Neelis mr Nicholson R H
Nestor James Nock Henry
Nevel J H - Norton Jacob
Neiltson Robert S . 'Norton Miles
Newell Ann K `Neolls John
Nebhut E . Nicolas John
Norrozi-J Capt Nicholson John
Nutting Samuel F Nottingham Elizabeth
Otis W A Osbun A G Doct
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O'Brien Thomas p Fiiel James
Owen Morris Oliver mr
O Neal Abner O'Keefe James
O'Neal John Oyler George W
O'Neill James A Oitlepp Francis
Owens Owen
Patton Isabella Petty John
Patton W A Pease Enos
Page S Pins L M miss 2
Paul Rebecca ,- Philan James F
Patchell Henry M . Phillips Charles
Parks Joseph Pierce'Casel ton
Patterson James Capt Fittings , it WA A
Paterson Eleanor Plinth' Francis
Patterson C D Pillbany Charles'
Parker Mary H Phillips. Mary
Patterson Thomas M Powers Benjamin
Parker Levi 2 Pry Elizabeth D
Patterson James L 2 Price Joseph
Patterson George Prosier William
Pfonts Paris S 2 Pool W W
Perry W H Potter Louisal
Peters Charles Price David
Petty James Posyel Frederick
Peters Ruth , Poe Capt
Perry Jane •-- Pruntz Patrick
Penn Anson 1 Power James M
Peet Sarah Cr Price Alexander -
Peden Sarah Porter James if
Penny J S Doct
Quart James Quin Laurence
Quigley W B . 2 Quart Thomas
Ralph. Mary' A Rice James •
Reahrer Jacob Richardson John
Reany David Richard William
Redatreak Amos S Riddle John
Remley Mitchel Richard Frederick
Reiner Solomon Roarke Margaret
Renter mrs Rourke Patrick --
Riegel Abraham Itockyfellow Margaret
Rea:lmiller Laurence Rowe Jaines Rev
Rhodes .Bazil Rosmercon mrs •
Rees Enoch Ross Francis James
Reese Isaac Router -Alex
Reed James J 2 Roberts Eleanor
Reed Joseph Doct Rowe John
Reed Nancy Roberts N Capt
Reynolds Samuel Roberts Charles
Reynolds Luciinda M Rook Thomas C
Reed C M Rev ' • Robinson Isrcel W 2
Reed Joseph Robinson Alex 2
Reed Charles W Robinson .Eliza
Reynolds mr Robinson Sarah
•Ribly Soppary Ryland Thomas
Ringle Robert Ruck Gedtge
Rishel David Rupp George H •
Richards Ann E M Russell Caleb
Richards George- Rupp Susan T
Rittenhouse L W Ryan William •
Sanders Samuel W Singer Catharine R
Sarratt Wm H Sleith John T
Sender Charles Silt J F
Sands Rachel Skinnet Marrow 11
Sample S Charles Simpson Margaret
Sagar John Smith & Goodrich
Sawtell L L Smith Joseph Capt
SaTiage Richard Smith W W
Sargentl- Smith John
Sample H-W 2 Smith Wille
Sanford Isaac Smith J M
Seale Stephen . ' Smith J G
Scoti'Lewis A Smith George 2
Scarborough James Smith John . 2
Scott John P : Smith Haden 3
Scott Mary ' Smith Lucetta
Scott Mary L Smith Kezia Jane
Scott John W Smith miss
Scott & Co ,
Shaw Alez'r
Scott John `Spence Charles H
Schutz Jaccib ~_. ' t neatbur Martha A
Scott J M ° ' Snider Leonard :
Schnelcher Jacob
. Spillman Mary
Scott'Alex'r 1 - Snyder John L
Scovill Geo W F Steel James &Co
Seely Eliza C. Stetsoh G W
Shannon Wm 3 Stanly W W
Shallenberger ?Deal 3 Steele 7Thomas.ll
Shaffer Wm L: Steele Wm'
ShannonTeter , -Stanton W A'
Sherrod S II Stewarr h A J •
Short David Steward mrs
Shoemaker Peter Stewart Thomas •
Sheeley Wm Stesiart J APICee '
Shorter Junin Stewart A W
Sheppard Rebecca ' Stelley Lydia A
Sherwodd John Strut A. ft .
Shade Anthony Strange Elizabeth or ,
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Sloppy:11 N Stone...ran - •• ~_
Slavin Felix - Strickler-Noah,
[Siers Frederick / -Sterling:l'obn, - . -
mithers John fk• Sterling Rev,- •
Skannard mil • - ' Stone li N
Skeer Johii 1) Story James Mr - „•'•-, '', 7
Singleton Mars- Supler. Edward. • r
;Sids Nathl Sy.res Frederick: - • , -,•.:
Sickels Elias Snt•Wa Joseph ~ ••
'Small Abraham, Swearingen Ruth
Slocum Benjamirt, Swaney. Phillip - ....
Silvey Robert Sweeney Catharine,
Sill Rhoda 2 Sweeney Edward, 2._
Taylor James P g Tits 1 John
Taylor Sophia. Tier an Ann.
Taylor John C *e ey Patrick:
Taylor Margaret er N Et ' -
Taylor Thomas TurestallEl eaunr
Thornhill Mary Turett John` , ,Thompson , W A. TodriCedhariae ''.
Thompson B D - Turpin Nelson 1.1 Raw
Tkomplacm John. P Toorman Joel
Teed James Tucker George
Thomas Michael. Trout M C
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Thompson Sarah. Troy David
Terley Cat/ ari* Torrence A.
Tommes Teter Turton Eliza A
'Tilley Jonathan Todd .1'
Walker Hannah . Ana White C miss
Walker G Willi:00bl John.
Wallace John Whitney George.
Walker J A • Williams Owen:
Walker Aron Williams Srrah -
Wallace John - William /Lobe*
Watts F - -N. • ,Williams Dr ,
Warner Isaac ' Williams Phebe
Warner E Doe; 2 Williams John Ct ..,
Warier John , Wilson John seta --.
Wagner Jacob Willson John Y - '
Watt Jame; Willson Jonathan
Warner Johii .I,_ Willson Rebecca H
Warner Jun John Willson H'se Co'.`
Walsh Thomas 'Willson Jane
Walsh 'C W WillsonJohn
Wakefield S Rev Whitcraft Samuel
Ward William - WiltD C
Walters Charles W Willianison George
Wattson Andrew Winchell Daniel • - 4
Wall John Wick Doct L .•-..
Waugaman Ana Wilt John S
Waddington Edward Wilkins Thns I-I'P
Watt Thomas Wilkinson John
Wallmer Augustus Wilkins Jobb -
Ward .1 T Doct Witter Amos , J._
W&tatT W .1-1 Wilkinson William >
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.e Levi Wilkins James 4.
WeaverSarnuel 0 'Wickham Charles S 1 -
West J D Williams James f!
Wishaat Margaret L Woodfred V L
Weaver Jeremiah Wood D F
Wearts Rose Anne Workman Vir L
Webster Alexander Wood Sarah
Wherry .-W J . - Worman Charles
White Seamy Woodger mr '
White M IniSs Wolf Jacob
Whitehill William. - Work W R tors
White H D Workman Wskl 4
Whitfield E 2 WrightJ
White John Wright-John H
White Robert P Wray James
Wright George S -
Young Robert. B Young roseptt
Yale Sanford s Young
Young William Yates James
Young WiMain H Young Martha
Yaw Samuel H Young Jane &
INITIALS •
Day. Spring. Division Sons.of:_remperiouce ,
Lycnrgus dodo_ .
- Duquesne do - do tro:`
Editors of the. Confederacy
Capt . Steam Boat Caroline
Capt. of Steam Boat Warigteri
Owners of Steam Boat SitubeamT - '.-
Sec'y of Cordwaineve Society
nov2 C. APICIBBIN, P:',1111
JOS. W JODWELL, •
Importer and Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Iltaxdirare t .
'-
CORNEA t SECOND ADD .WOOD *
oct29-ly • PITTS.II94IISEi - J , -,.
PULMONARY BALSAM -- Messrs Reed &C1tt.; 7 7,3 ,
ler I feel it a duty I owe to-my fellow creil.
tures to state something more respecting yalosYntls.,
table Pulmonary Balsam. Since I first used the 141-.
saw, about eleven. years ago; the happy effect °lt,.
which I then gave an account of, I have had seVers,l,-.f
leyericmnplaints and a ttachs at my lungs, one a few:-
flays since, and , in - every instance I have used the
Balsam alone with complete and perfect 'success. ;
has effected relief and cure within a very few days:
It is certainly a safe medicine. I dunot- krio - w,that,-
it will cure a fixed , consumption , but I believeit Witt
be in many cases a preyentatiye,and Erevention
better than cure. Ido therefore for the love of ity,
fellow-men, earnestly . . recommend the nse -of;this
Balsam, in , all pulmonary, complaints. J. TIM:
dent that it has been the meaneof preserving my life
to this -day.. BEICIADZIN
Bosion,:Yone 16,1846.
Sold by B.A.FAHNESTOCIcat Co corner ofFust
and. Wood, also, corner of 6th g;cl Wood 14. -.0629
MERe.IIB.II7II AAID M ii. 211 y AMR= - BANIC,/
Pittsburgh,l3tt:l6, 1847.
A N election for thirteen Directors of this Bank,
. for the ensuing year ' will be held'At'the
tag house, on Monday, the.lsth November next.
octlt-td • W. .11.;DNNT, Cashier.
fharalwaGgf
- - •
October, 113, 1847-;
An election for thirteenDirectont of Oil BAnk %for -
the ensuing year, will, be held at.the
an Monday; the I , sthilai - tif November next, -
ocl6 JOHNSBYpE4I, Cashitt.
EXCIIANGE BAIIIE or INTrartmon.
AN election for thirteen Birectoto of ibis Bank
will be held at the Banking Mouse tin• Monday,,,,
the rath day of ,November. next, between thelloom , : i, -
ef 9 M. and 3P. M.
octl&td - THOS. M. BOWE, Cashier,
J. D. Lemsze C. SP:'ANDEB3Ot(s,
.ate of Pittsburg h, Pa. Late of Nalliville * Tenila-
LEHNER 'it ANDERSON#
DEALERS IN COTTON. - •
3orwrardlang and Commission alroreluants a
No. 8 Front Street,,above Broadroy.
- . CINCINNATI,`OHIO.--
- Merchants generally; Pittibrirgh, Pa.
Merchants generally, Neslivilie , Terp?..
W. F. Lane & Co, - Louisville, Ky
Springer 4- Whiteman, i Cincinnat Ohio
&
James Johnston Co.,
Hewitt, Heron& Co., New Orleans;
Magregor & Morris, New York. _ ;
Duval, Keigbler & Co„ Baltimore,
Smith; Bagaley & Co., Philadelphia;_
Daniel. ,
Daniel Deshon, Boston.
• A. A. MASON-`& CO. --- if
N 0.12, Market street, between 3d anit 4tls 407 VS;:,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL - ,
yr AVE just received; in-add ition to their alreadi
ja .new and beautiful stock og geods, the follows-
ing articles:. ' • -
176 pcs rich styles Cashmeresi
185 44 .Mous. de Lains;
40 Gala Plaids;
15 44 Rich Silk Plaids; •
160 44 Oregon aud,California
75 " Mohair and Alpaoa Plaids; -
15 (• Plaid Dress ' .
'25 " lik and blue blk silks;
Black and uolld French Merinos, Very -eitObtek
Lyons, blacksilk Velvets, col , d;
AlpaccaLustres,PlaidMerinos,caslnuare.„Thibeti
Prnkeri, Saxony, plaid and ParimanLong Shawls.
400 pas Rose, Whiting and-Batlißlariketi-ollsines..
Sheetings, Diapers, Flannels;
Table Covers, and Curtain Stuffs; --
500 Wrought Collars and Capea;
Wrought lidkfe. Linen .
100 pas. Thien.4
300 pes. Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
Super Broad Cloth,,, Cassimereit, &e t
Wholesale Rooms, 2d - stots.,. •
A A. MASON.
•
CIBERRY BRANDY, wholesale or isn't), at fink
_,/ seine store. Also, a few dozen Ser7 = _
cat2o- ' JACOB:.
BY EYPTiliSil
"VTESTENGS-100 Yds. more nethose very rira
V and choke_Prench Fird Ipasfuneres and Salk_
1110BINSON,',
/ 111 pOlters
Filth street,
oel9- --
eizippr,Bo dtearinej "-
SlO.Eapped; for sale bj.
oc S. D. WILLIAMS,;IO Wood
L ' QUORICE-1 Case SmaliStieirtor eats '4
nen J. D. 131.11.1.1ABISillOW4iiit
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