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rspared d dud ddiriecded:ii*O:-.d.fternoon.
BOARD,: OF. TRADE.
• com'artair: rtoyirdßF.rt.
•Jobs Shipton, 3 Shea,. 3.5. Clarke
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MOVEMENTS .OFT.
, H.N, STEAIM SHIPS.
SAILINO DAYS. •
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Ifiritie._, . leaVes Ertel:mt., ' learn tr.' S.
Britt4t9.t4, Ba.iit,••• , •••'.. T' — '' --- Oct. /
Oct. 16
L0tt;...":" • .'„.:, - ...0ct,'15,:.. - 1.7.:.Nei. 16
?enei Franie. &den U. S.
llmm~. - 30,
Sept. 15.,..:.0ct: 15
•
Missouri S ept. 30 Oct: , 31
New Y0rk..,..... Oct. 15. t ~..NOv. 15
leates..Eurilie; karat!. g
Waskiegton & liewitt, ' Oct. 19.....,
POD.P OF '
.PITTSBVRGH.
STETINITiTEIL • IZ! THY CHA:NASZ,
' 'ARRIVED.
. r .‘iteisinger, Linfard, ,Cincinnati
..; Caleb Cope„Shoals, Beaver
, friendship, Davis, Cincinnati
;Ailing° Chief, More, Wellsville
Catlett, Wellsville ".
3, Beaver; Clark,. Beaver.
'Sivatara, Cox; Brownsville.
Danube, Cock, Browniville
onsul, Bownaan, Brownsville
Loins McLain;Bennet, BrOwinaille
• DEPARTED.
tlipper No 2, Crooks, CincinnatiL
- Wellsville, Catlett, Wellsville
Lake Ene, Eiemphill, Beaver.
Danulai, Cock, Brownsville
Brewnsville
" Louis MCLaii Bennet Brownsville
"Surotara, Cox, Briwnsville.
TITTSBURGII RIIRILETS-DAILY REVIEW.
, OFFICE OF THE POST, "1
SATuntur Mortician, Nov. 6, 1847.
* Yesterday . was cool and pleasant for out door
4:isirteSs. There was nothing new m business
ivalksc
'FLOITR - The sales are confined almost excin.
tsively tbsecundiaands, for city consumption. The
apatulative &man& has entirely ceased. We no.
tice no'change in prices. Sales by the dray load
to bakers at V-1,8763,00, and by the single bbl. at
Iss,l2ied,tld.
G.1141M,--11Tarkerrery'quiet, and not much ar
riving. Stria sales of 'Wheat at 90a93c.; Corn,
A0(345 Oats, 261428; 'Earley, 43(&50.
CHESTNUTS—Are beginning to ; otne in freely.
Sales at $3;2693,50 per Ista.
BACON—OId Hams are nbt bo'nutch in demand
as during the warm season. Sales at Stak..;
Sides, 71 Shoulders, 'I.
•
CHEESE—SaIes BO bra. W. N. Oic.
HEMP—Sales at $1,30 per ton.
STEEL—The following are the wholesale
prices of Steel:
Naylor & Co's Cast Steel, 17 cents.
do Mob. Shear at 17 cents.
do German do. at 13 do
do Eng. B. do. at id do
IHasshairs Cast Steel, at id do
do D. - Shear do at 16 do
do German• do st II do
Nevr.and Popular Ptauo Music.
I'AEAREST populdr Ethiopian Melody
Mary Diane
,Take me back to old Virginia shore ;
i Iloilo _Vabarn ;
Mountain Ittaid'a Invitation ;
Blue Juniata;
Schoolmaster's Glee;
-Oh I Summer night: From Den ParrinAle;
What's , a Ole Steer Simmer;
`Scenes that are brightest;
Lament of I.F..olsish Emigrant;
. Rockaway;
Dui.Alloat r
•
.
Ilday Queen;
The Witcher;
Joys that wore tasted;
0 Come to Me;
Oh would I were a boy again.;
Molly Dawn
' Mary of Argyle;
Evergreen Polka;
• Golden Drop Waltz;
New Aulora Waltzess
Roaalba Waltz;
Louisville Quadrilles;
Duvereuy's Exercises,
Received and kw sale by
JOHN li. MELLOR. ,
oct2s. tirl Wood street.
A MERMAN - 011?-- - THEVREAT REMEDFOF
NATURE.—Prneured from a well in KentuckY;
185 feet below the earth's surface. This Oil will be
-found vastly superior to Harlem, ac any
other formerly popular Oils. Its curathe !proper
tiii for the' following ailizents are triply 'wonderful.
Inllaminatory rbeumatistn, whoaping-tosglf. phthis
in, coughs, colds, spasms, titter, erysipelas, scald
head„ croup, inflammatory sere ":thiont, livercom-
plaint, inflammation of the kidneys, pries in the
breast, side and back, diseases of the spine, piles,
heart. burn, diseases of the hip joint, inflamed sore
eyes," , deafaess And ear ache, worms, tooth-ache,
sprain e,strainsi burns, scalds, bruises, cuts, ulcers,
cancer,,fiver, sores, &c.
price' 50 cents per bottle. geld wirolesale and
retait . by WM. - JACKSON, at his boot and shoe
sture,'B9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. The me 'soot.
stands hi "the door-way. 'Only place. iv Pikalint-gh
where the us mint can be obt2litati.
- -
Cciatiou..;- , ln-order to be lore of obtaining
gtatiine, pereirseenly of the general sgeut for
Western Penniyhrarfia, Wm. Jackson, 69 1 iberty
street; or throtigh nub-Agents r appointed by him for
I[e solo , each of whom criil. have a show bill and
' generaldirectioss'im pamphlet form, containing the
names and 'addreris of the 'Proprietor and General
Agent of Western Pennsylvania as follow= •
Dr .- 4 , 4o:preprietor,Rentecky.
Tackiin, General Agent for Western Penn
.s. , .
*sylvan', 89 Liberty sweet, Pittsburgh, to whom all
orders must be addreased,
Observet-Ilach bottle is enclosed in one of the
:above 'named Pamphlets, and the name of William
. iLieltson, (the general aid only wholesale agent for
Western Penneyl vania) printed on the outside of tho
label. ' • ott2B
For Now Orleans,
4 .
. Cquintda, goniirello. jaikJan, Carthage, and ail
intermediiit , Ports on Pied Riet . r.
t , c . , , The ,new and fast running en=
i t e al t
. . -. CAROLINE,
". osti,anaster, w 4 ll leave for the above and all inter'
. mediate ports, on MONDAY Morning, at 10 co
, clock: For (ro•ght or passage apply on board, or to
..trys . . GEO. 1511LTENBGRDER.
-Old Whiskey, &e.
4Qn BBLS..OId Monongahela. Rye Whialccy ;
.n.rU 20 " Old Tennessee Peach Brandy
nov4 - For sale by P. C.-MARTIN
'C Ant:ILES-15 Boxes Sterine;
5 if Sta r;l
10 " Sperm. For oalo by
nov4 J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood et.
MOLASSES -30 Barrels N. 0. Molasses ;
in 3 S. IL do;
• 2 s , Phila. steam Syrup;
For sale by _ J.D. WILLIAMS,
nov4 no Wood at
SUGAR --5 Hhde prime N. 0.;
6 Boxes Havana;
1121 Bags Brazil;
10 Rbls. assorted' Loaf;
5 Crushed and Pulverised, for sale by
J. 1). WILLIAMS, 110 Wood at.
mart
OFFFE—.4OO Bags prime and-Fancy Rio;
10 Old Gov. Java;
35-- x' .Laguaym, for sale-by
J. D: WILLIAMS, 110 Wood at
nov4
sc ap„-tip,..lr. Extra No. Palm
ko " Fancy, for sale by
nov4 J. 1)..W1E4A.M5.,1 1 0 Wood-at
0.1 7
_
-- ' ••• ' -"•• - -printing ers. ' •
Oa RE i llaiSprintiog:paper, 2 by 32jestreeeive
A.Jaed for sale by - J HN DpDAVIS, •
- ' -Octal ' - corner of ood and Fifth Sta.
I%TI W LAW BOOK—A Trnabie on-the law - of
~11 contracts and rights and-liabilities; ex contrac
;tors,, Addison, Esq. Just published; nu
i nalC,bs ELLIOTT 'fa ENGLISH.
„,...„00,,......yrni..-Foraale by •
nova„D. W/LIMIMS, 110 Weal at
.
, , • , • •
,
._.poteicy valtiO .riilett, Theo
matistni rcmale 'weakness, diseases' of the womb,
Monthly atippreiSiono. Diseases of the pinta, fistu
la in alto,. nervotis idreitiona, pains - in the back and
irritations of tlie neck of the bladder and kid
nap, acrobatie'eniptione, totter, ring-ivorth, mercu
rial diieases etc. Y EARS -•TWELVE PRACTICE
Exelfisively devoted ; to the study and treatment of
venereal diaiirders,..and those : arising from youthful
. ,„ .
excesses, gaiety, climate, or itaptulitteirof the blood
whereby the Aonititulion 'May have been enfeebled,
enables Di. Brown to offer assurances and speedy
relief to all Who may place themselves tinder' his
care.
Dr. Brown s offices are conveniently arranged into
separate apartmeutsi patients cart Visit Dr. 13. 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, Dt. Brown's ready skill in
removing vaherear_diseasei, , in their various forme
d
unstages, offers induce/name which can rarely be
equalled. Strangers are hereby apprised that Dr:
Brown has been regularly_educated to every branch
of medicine and for the last twelie years cobfisfed
himself exclusively to the treatment of those dis
eases.
.
Dr. Drown is the only regularly educated sergeon
in Pittsburgh who gives his whole tipanaon t o the s e
complaint..
~./
,
to-Certain, safe and speedy cures will in all cases
be guarantied.
Recent casts are reheyell in a short time, with
out interruption from business.
Otr. 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 afee j * or they will not be attended to.
illtr Office On Diamond Alley, a few doom from
Wood -street; towards the market. Consultations
strictly confidential. . .. oct2sd&wy
NEW YORK PEKIN TEA COMPANY
CAUTION TO THE PtH11.10:
;LEXANDER .PAYNES is the only authorised
,agent in Pittsburgh and Allegheny citiee, for
the sale of the Pekin Tea CompanriTeas of 75 and .
77 Fulton st., New Yea. Another person in Pith
burgh pretending to sell oar tens is an impostor, and
cle4tives all who may patronise him. It is common
ly known that the Pekin Tea Company's teas have
proved evader to all other teas sold, and for this
reason many persons have 'dishonestly pretended to
have the sale of the Pekin Tea Company's teas,
when they are all the time vending trash and cheap
stuff which they hare obtained elsewhere. Others' ,
again assume the name of Tea Company and' imi-1
tate our packages, and thereby deceive many.
/
We are informed that there is a person in Pittsburg
selling Teas under the name of the New York and
Philadelphia Pekin Tea Company. We have only id
say that this assumed company have no connection
whatever with the New York Pekin Tea Company,
as consumers of Ira will readily discover by corn.
oaring the article they a ll with the genuine tea, meld
by the New York Pekin Tea Company, at the store
.cl''.Jaynes, 72 Fourth at.
Al. Meagre. 51 , CALL5IONT eI3OND, of Phila
-1 delphis, have no connection whatever with the New
' York Pekia Tea Company, nor have they any right
erprittlrge to sell testi under a name so nearly re-
I senabhirg ours, as to bake a tendency to mislead the
pablic, DOUGLASS IS CO,
norlt
75 snd 77 Fulton st„ N. Y.
~ Rave tideless—Just Received.
(el F.RMAN Ballads and Songs;
Ur Northern Mirintrehry ;
`,. The Magic Brag-, by Fouque ;
Tales, by the Peri:niece Foultie;
The Shadowleks Man;
QuAntin Mitayi or the Blacksmith;
The Caravan ' &e., by Ilauff;
Wm. Tell, by Sehill'ar;
The Maid 01 Orleans;
Shakespeare Novels, 9 vols.;
Cettrell's Recollections of Silierta i
Clarkson on the Slave Trade;
Cowan's Speeches—Dublin Edition; 6
Ferjuson's Astronomy, by Sir David Firewater ;
Bonnyeastle's Astronomy. For klie by
B.S. BOSWORTH -Co.
43 Market at.
noes
A V
as Book-keeper or Salesman, by
A a gentleman who is well acquainted wiih the
business. The very best referencn will be givee.
Apply at thus office. nov.l.d3t
STIIIL LENNAILD, a record of Woman's Lee, by
Airs. Grey.
Margaret Graham, by G. IL P. James-11 lot.
The Crate= or Vulcan's Peak, by J. F. Cooper;
fresh supply.
Martnaduke Herbert, by the Countess of Mesa-
111. ton
tiir Henry %organ, the ilueczneer, by the author
of Rattlin the Reefer, &c.
The Wayside Cross, by Capt. Millman.
The Buckskin, by the :rather of £then Allen, 4.c.
Rory Oltloom—fresh amply.
Wl!dash, or the Crurser,of the Capes--fresh sup
ply
Thetrairie Guide, a tale ot'the Mexican War.
The Virgin ul the South, by Ned Dentline—iresh
supply.
Watery of the Metric:ln War, to Aug. 23.
Isadore:Merton: or the Aeseree of Fortune_
Cruise or did Gradlful, :by a Naval 01Boar.
Vie Mexican Ranchero., Isy C. E.. evens.
Alltaia, the Rene of Avondale.
A new edition of Miss Pvekering's F.xpeetrert.
" . ef Capt. Maryetys Works.
Dickenal partle of Life—fresh supply.
The Magazines for November, &e., for vale by
• W. S. CALDWELL;
'3:l street, epposite the Post (Vice:
nozd
CHt.CKERING'S vtAtios--nree .4)( vie above
celebrated Poulos, just received and for sate by
JOHN H.ll ELLOR,
fit, Wood street.
IMM
Vitra oil.
JT L. ronkling & Co.'s supenor Winner Lard• Col,
~ constantly on hand, and for gain in quantities
rollout purchatrs, by 6ELLkIft.I3,
nesli Art for Mannfactattarn.
.QUGAkt-10 11lido. N. 0. Sugaz—primo--on con-'
signment, for sale by _
nov4
W Ines :sun Liquors;
17, NI BR AC ING mime of the most celebrated
1 4 Brands, of every vazioty, grade and vintage, for
salt by the Cask or gallon.- by
P. C. MARTIN,
nova ' earner of Smithfield and Front sts.
• Port W toe.
1 oCass 0 Cass Hunt & Co. Port. A cotntnott port
:Moe, fur plc low by
nuv4 P. C. MARTIN.
52 BOXES 10115, tOr/ 6. IRI 10 and Ns 18 Glassy
•fur sale low, by
nol4
BASIIC or Pgrzirßustou, Nov. OM.
7111 F . President and Directors ofthis Hank have
this day declared a dividend of three and one
half per cent. on the capital stock for the; last six
months, payable to stockholder' or their legal rep.
sentatives forthwith. JOHN SNYDER,
nov3.l3t&wl Cashier.
MHE Merchants and Mannincturer , s Burk has
this day declared a dividend of Toot per Cent.
on the capital stock, out of the profits for the last
six months, payable on or after the 12th inst..—
Eastern stockholders will he paid at the Commer
cial Bank of Penna. in Philadelphia:
W. EL DENNY,
Pittsburgh, Nov. 2, 1847-dtd Cashier.
ExcHartaz BABY or PITTSBURGH,/
November 2, 1847.
pins Sink has this day declared a dividend o
JL. THREE ARRA HALT TEA CENT. on the capital
stock, out of the profits of the last six. months' pay
able to stockholders!, or their legal riipreseatatives,
on or alter the Ilth instant.
nova
CHEESE -50 Dozes Primo W. It., in atom' and
for sale by J. D. WILLIAMS,
nov3 110 Wood at.
taiqUEEN PORT WINE—Dry and very superior
for medical purposes, for sale wholesale and re
at the wine store of
bet 22. JACOB WEAVER.
088ORN 2 8 1834 PORT. rich imid dry, straw color
ed by age, for tile in hale bottles and by retail
et the'wine store of
oct22 JACOB WEAVER.
MOBAGCO-38 Boxeu-45>s, fl , s and 1 ib. Luinp
T0ka. 5 00,, just reed and foruale. by •
Pds"' • MILLER .1.• RICKETSON.
)1. Stiitytc, ''6s,"'jhici
iond .7417.ey;-"ntin' be eon-
Iliad in all tiures of a pri
ti or delicate nature, in
lent to. thenanian - frame.
rpt,bna, lionerrlitea, - and
donsequencei, together
ith all VI:IMRE:AZ fills
imparitiet of the
in 37, with 411 d'isea'ses of
14.E1fRAZ Oren; akin ,
set, Urethral ilitehargea,
Wanted,
New nooks.
F. SELLERS
[TM!
P. C. MAATIN4
THOS. M. fIOWE,
Ca3bier
, ;4
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==
beaiitifi..lFrenek4FlowerllnidiriXanalobiase,
,Lampe, Gold and tiil ite,- - ..Wfitpdtipi;'. Sofa and
Rocking Chair -and PtiniY .
BY JANI E r•14I NA,
This evebiog, Saturdisfl;,Ncit. , -611 . , , 15t - r - eetlY gas
libght v ilt bo errld atAioAuctitOk.,lVONstre,l'llo. 114
Wobd street, dire° "dosirls jthi.triff-ronowing
fancy artielirr, _ •
Beautiful kre nch'Bei3 nets . .1 4 161sat:'. Bold efrio
the most exquisite . titylesindotitnialakhip, ` ith
fancy stained glasses and maitile:-kattoin*Ohtifirat
of the kind ever offeritireither it public or private
sale in this city; splendid Candlebrass, now patterns;
astral and solar lamps; 1 splendid spring scat sera;
1. do do rocking chair; fancy show else; also a
largeo, aricty of new and second hand gold atutsilver
pittenTlever and other Watches; mantel clocks; 1
fowling piece, 1 revolving e iatol i and immediately
after, superfine cloths, CII93IMereS and cassinetts; in
lengths to suit purchasers.
nova JAMES ItI'ICENNA, Aviator.
Books at Aral tow
O .
N Saturday evening, the fith lust. at 8l o'clock,
at the Commercial Sales Room, cor of Wood
and bth streets, will be sold awexteneive collection
of valuable theological, historical, poetical, clasei
cal and Miscellaneous Soaks,
family Bibles, blank
book', music bhoks, letter an d cap writing paper,
gold and eel pens, wafers, &o,
Also, one box sea shells,&c.
nova JOAN 1.. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Alsatian Sales
Int ..fOllll D. DSVIR, AUCTIONEER
DRY GOODS
- - - -
N Monthly' &gaming, the Bth inst., at 10 o'-
LJ
clock at the Commercial Sales Rooms, come.
of Wood and sth streets, will be sold, an extensive
aosortment . of staple and fancy Dry Goods, &c.,
among whiah are clothi, cusaimeres, satinetts, flan
nels, mtislina, - calicoes, gingham, alpaccas, Mari
noes, Cashmeres, silk velvet, &c.
At 2 o'clock, P. M., 4 hilds. and 16 Barrels good
quality New Orleans Sugar; 10 do: N.. 0. Molasses;
10 dozen coal and Devenshire shovels; 5000 super.
quality vanish tegars; Y: U. Tea, rice, tobacco,
wrapping paper; a large assortment of new and
second hand Household Furniture, embracing ma
hogany spring seat sofas, rocking chairs, bureaus,
tables, bedsteads, fancy and common chairs, large
gilt frame looking glass, mantel clecks,alm cooking
stoves. kitchen uteriils, &c.
At 61 o'clock, P. M., a handsome assortment
of French style tine shirts, cassimere and aattinett
pantaloons, Gold and Silver Watches, Shot Cans,
Pistols, Vlo/1115, fine table and pocket Cutlery, vatie
ty Goods, &c. noss
Large 'two Story Brick Dwelling House
anti Building Lot• at Auction.
rIgN Saturday afternoon, November 6th, at 2 o'-
clock, on the prenthes, will be sold, that splen
did two story Brick dwelling house and handsome
improvements, with about one and a half acres of
ground, situate on the Steubenville turnpike road,
near Temperanceville, now in the occcupaney of
Daniel Haughey.
A LSO,
51 Building Lots, adjoining the aliovc, very eligi
bly situated, at laege site, all of which aro very de
sirable for private residences and other purposes.—
A plan of the came may he seen at the auction core
and at the house of William Applegate, near the
premises.
Terms, one-fourth cash, residue in three equal
annual payments with intercst. T.tie in fee ample,
and indisputable.
not 2 301 IN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
fAmericln copy.)
built Later arum tlie East.
TII E suberiber respectfully invites the attention
of city customers and others desirous of hav
ing their clothini made in the latest and most fish
iomable manner, to his entire new stock of goods,
such IS aro in use the present season, and particular
ly those adapted to the customer trade: comprising
In part, a general assortment of French, English and
American Cloths, Cassimercs and Vesting', in great
er variety than any heretofore t 1 eter! in this ciry ;
together, with a general aasortment of every thing
in the Tailoring line. Ile feels conFdent of being
able to execute all ordrrs intrusted to hitn, in a
manner that cannot be antraaned either in style or
workmanship, by any eastern work, being supplied
with competent arm fashionable cutters—=r. James
C. Watt and others.
On hand, a general assortment of Ready :Slade
clothing; cut and made in the Istest and most up
per, red styles, which pill be sold low for cash. An
early tail is respectfully solicited, by
P. DELANY,
No. 49, Ltberty strict
cer TO TMLORS. J. C. Watt's Patent Grade-
Ating Shoulder Measure system of garment cuttlng,
for vile. The shore system is too wail now to
the trade to requiie comment. Prlec $lO 00.
oc3o
Prince's Linnecan Botanic Garden anti
. .
Xtsesery, Plashing.
AV "M. R. PRINCE t's - . CO., successors of William
I V Prince, and stile proprietors of his great col
lection of Fruit Trees, tore just published their
NEW DINCRIPTIVE cxre Lot; u Es, 16th editrin,)
Tne aktortment of trees and shrubbery, roses. dah
lias, bulhous, mots, 4-c. is the finest in the Onion.
Fruit tree■ tail lie supplied of the largest site. Or.
namerital trees, 12 to 20 feet in height, and Ern/-
green tree. 6 tt, 14 feet, and at 2:i per cent. less than
the usual rates. Orders promptly executed and for-
warded ss desiltd. nnr2-d3t•
PennsyVvariln Ball florid Compitur.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS wilj be received until Thursday,
the 23th day of November, atIO o'clock, A. M.,
at the Town liall , in the Borough of Lewistown * for
the grading and masonry epos about 36 miles of the
Pennsylvania Rail lloat% esteridtng west from Sec
tion 20 t2oear the Lewistown dam.
Plans and specifications of the work can be seen
at the above named placei for five days previous to
the time appointed for receiving the bids.
Any limber infoimation tai bo had upon applica
tion to W. B. Foster, Jr., Eau, Associate Engineer
at Harrisburgh. • S. N. MERRICK,
oet3o- td President.
The following i_the Tittiniony of U
MITE
"CONIPLA INTS" (says he) of several years stand
ing, Cured by a few applications of 1)r. Smith's Tor
pedo Magnetic Machine. Rheumatism, Spinal Af
fections, Palpitation of the heart, and Weak Eyes,
have been entirely cured by it.
I base used it in my own family, and also in seve
ral other cases, and its effects upon disease has ex
ceeded say most sanguine expectations.
H. PECK."
New London, Huron County, Ohio.
Orders roosiged for the above Machines, by
L. S. CUTHBERT,
Agent for the Manufacturer,
nod Smithfield, near Sat
ME undersigned have had their attention called
to a publication in a Pittsburgh paperiunder the
signateris of a person calling himself Jayne. fle
Philadelphia and New York Pekin Tea Co., do not
know saidluyne, having no such aventin Pittsburgh,
and cannot therefore notice bun, bet a 11l take .occa.
visa to inform the Merchants of Western Pennsyl
vania, that tlusir Teas maybe found in various places
is that region, and that their authorised agent, Mr.
I. It. Stockdale, will call upon theca with samples
of packed Teas, superior to any ever•orfered at the
same price in t he Western Country.
bIICALLMONT & BOND,
No. 35 North Pront street.
Philadelphia, Oct. IS, DM. 0c26..1rn
pEItSONS once using Dr. RALPH'S VELCTAIILE
PILLS, invariably make them their family med
icine. These gills contain no mercury,—they puri
fy, the blood, and restore lest health and spirits,-
111*, TIN° kinds contained inane box—the Die. 1.,
which is g " Purifying Purgative,+ and the Ple.2,
which acts as a 4, Gentle Laxative add Strengthen.
en. Price is only 25 cts. a box, accompanying
each box, for the use of families, will be found
"A separate Treatise on each disorder, with par,.
neuter directions for the Pills in each box? ,
Sold by ri. L. CUTHBERT,
nova No. 50 Smithfield, near 3d et.
IllanketB...llto itecelved,
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS 1
GENTIAN.I3Iue Blankets; Whitney's 11, 12, 12
and 14 Quartier'do ;
Rochedale best Family do;
Elland & Omit, best Family;
Country made, " do;
Common plaid and white do ;
Negro and Horse, ;
Theabove are decidedly the best lot of Blankets
thathavo been brought to Pittsburgh. Call and see
them, at ROBINSON , E,
nov3 Fifth et., one door below Wood et.
Removah
rtit.JoliN 14 , FRACKEN;late of the Fifth Wald,
has teetered to tbe honer:, on Fenn street, .4th
Ward, lately occupied by Mrs. Murphy, thb first
door below the office. of Dr Speer, and a few doors
below the corner of Penn end Eland streets.
His arPagements are such as to render it neces
earY to Gave his accounts aettled opt and fur this
purpose he leas put them into the hands of a col
lector.
Those who prefer settling, with the Doctor him
aelf; will please call on him in the course of a few
days, at hie residence. uov3-lino
ftSßOßlVS'celitira,tid brand Port, for Ira 17
‘7 l tilcittltiCandVitth*rdi'at thirefine store of
oct22 - JACOB- -
.
1.1 di
Black Matadi, ftstt isle by
tict26 -• . JOl.Etit I),r RG.M.
TO w 15Tdifil;
_L beautiful worti, seteired -
' • W. S. 'CALDWELL,'
oct 2 l ; . 3J stredtpapposittge- Post office. .
- ED•LACICBURN , S fijAPEIRAS; in barrels; origi
_Ur nal caves, and by the bottle, *owe very deice,
for sale. at the wind store or
0029 . JACOB WEAVER.
SICILY MA DEIRAS, in barrels and'hy retail, at
the wine store or
oct29 - iACCM WEAVER.
_
STAR MADEIRA, in wood and glass, celebrated
sparkling,
.for sale wholesale or retail, at the
wine stare of ioet29l JACOR WEAVER.
INTA MA:DP.IRA, delicate and very superior,
T
in wood, rot sale at the wine eyrie of
oCt2B JACOIt WEAVER.
, ..
RUCE'S BEST, a one Madeira, fur sale by the
P cask ui demijohn, at the wine store of
• tict29 JACOB WEAVER.
n AMES MADEIRA--4 few doter' trf this fine
LP wine, for Bale only at are wine stare of
oct29 JAiXtli WEAVER.
Ai A b .L ar ts l E . Y r
re b t t a l i DEl at tA e , w t i o n r e e s a t l o e re b i T f the halm
oct2) JACOB ‘VEA.VER.
L - P. MASEIRA WINE, on draught and in bot
. Bea, for sal° at the wine store of
oct29 '• JACOB WEAVER.
BURGUNDY PORT , a single grape wine, for sale
in pipes or barrels, al the wine store of
oct22 JACOB %TRAVER.
MS Mason's challenge Blacking, for sale by
oct26 JOHN D. RIORDAN.
RITISH and — American Furniture Calicoes, of
B
the best qualities and styles, selling at ID, 121,
and 181 per yard; issnal prices, 121, 16, 25 cents. ' at
oc2B • BARROWS & TURNER'S.
BRITISH CALICOES, 2tl mourningr of superior
fabriciand beautiful patterns, selling for 121
cents at BARROWS St TURNER. , S.
oc2B
CHERRY BRANDY, wholesale or reta il , at the
wine store. Also, a row dozen very choice.
oet2o JACOB WEAVER.
BY EXPUESS.
VESTINGS.--100 Yds. more of those very rare
and choice French Fig'd Cashmeres end
ROBINSON,
Importer,
ocID-3 Filth street.
CANDLCOLES--2 Bose* ktearine;
• 10 Stir;
ES- 20
10 Sperm ;
20 L h pped; fur rale by
oelo J. D. WILLUAIS, 110 Wood rt.
r_IQUORICE-1 Calm Small Stick; for ea4 A I,
ocl9 J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 WoMI it
I
T OIIACCO--23 Kegs Virginia' I'wiet , fur ira,le b;
SMITH 4 , SINCLAIR,
oet2S &G Wooll street.
EG BUTTER-15 Kegs, 8 good article, fur
Bile by SMITH 5: SINCLAIR,
0ct.26 56 Wood sucet.
DORE 1840 PORT, dry end genuine wine, fur
sale by the dozen and on draught, at the wine
oet22 store of JACOB %V EAVER.
18. S. & Co. MADEIRA, for sale wholesale
. or retail, at the wine store of
uct29 J ACOB WEAVER.
"NEWTON, GORDON & co. , s N. S. MADEIRA,
for sale to demijohns of 2 galls. Bach, st the
wine store or [oe'2o] JACOB WEAVER.
BLANDY MADEIRA, for sale wholesale and re
tail at the wtue gore of
uct29 • JACOB WEAVER.
ClOOKltif; STOVI-:!:: for burning c • and wood;
j Also, Egg gloms, an band and for ii3le by
MEREDITH'.
Diamond, corner of Diamond alley.
Mal
SOVE T
kIPE—A large quantity kept constantly
on hand, and made, repatred and put up, to or.
der, on short notice and reasonable terms, by
24 EREbillf
Diamond, coy Diamond alley.
oct27
DINE OIL, Lamps, Wicks, Chimneys, for
sale by MEREDITH,
octil D.amond, cot Diamond alley. •
fIUFPKR, TIN AN t.) SIIKET IRON 11.11-11: man
ufastory, on the corner or the Diamond and Dia
mond alley. Always on hand a large assortmeot of
ware of the above matenale.
earl? 14KREDITIL
IItODUCK—A lot of Wool, Flaxseed, Beeswax,
Clo.er Seed and Timothy . Seed, just reef:red
on consignment, and for sale by
oct2o KILLER & RIC ETSON.
DAT. FF.SCE! A nw supply, and an improrad
artmlo.• L. WILMARTII,
0c.22 cnr. Penn and Ira-in sts.
D LACK WALNUT LOA It A .upply on h an d
D and for 113i0 by L. WILMARTH,
0c22 • tOr. Penn and Irwtn eta.
f i i i ITINGLESfr =0 M. on hard In 4 for 11400 by
WILMA
0c22 tor. !Irbil told Irwin vs.
---- 111;41TI nd rinacita.
ECEIV ED by Kxpreas, to-day, another Invoice
of thosei-ery superior Head Dresses.
ALSO,
5 Roxes---aanne patterns—in all fancy colors, very
rich' and beautiful.
10 Boxes Rosetta, do. j.
The above goods are entirely now, and found
only at . BARROWS 44 TURNER'S,
oct22 ?'o 46 Market street.
truvLoa, PLADGATE. & CO. , S double grape
Ports, for sale wholesale or retail at the wine
oct:22 store of JACOB WEAVER.
DUCAL GRAPE PORT, for sale by the IRA. at
the wine Mere of
oct2l JACOB WEAVER.
grIAI.ABKIA POUTS, fur male by the bbl. at tho
wine store of
oct22 JACOB WEAVER. ONDON buck—old, dry alid strong *favored,
for sale by the bottle and on draught, at the
%%lee store of (oct22) JACOB WEAVER.
OLB OPORTO PORT, imparted in glass, for sale
at the wine store of
oct22 JACOB WEAVER.
- num?. JUICE, particular, vintage of .39, thick
sweet Pon,for sale by the barrel and on draught,
at the wine store of
oct22 JACOB WEAVER:
_ _
IJN
O
II riTT ffruityr P ti R osie' i d s o b u o b l e l e s
o g i e n P e e r ern tear very)
c a h t o tt e
Moe store of (oCt22) JACOB W F.A VER.
r)iNET CASTILION BRANDY-5 ball pipes,
for sale by
oele Pi C. MARTIN.
pipes Swan, Black horse and Holland
Gin, with 'certificates, for sale by
ocl6 P. C. AfARTIN.
WINES—i.EO casks Port, Madeira,' and Sherry
V Wines, part (cry old; for sale by
ocl6 P. C. MARTIN:
SARDINES: 201 half Doses Genuliq Sardines'
100 third .. al
Just recoivld and for sato by
oct2o MILLER 4. rucrcrrsoist.
BOURBON 'WHISKEY-5 bbls Bourbon ‘Vtlis
key on consignment and for sale by
oct2s . JANE'S MAY.-
1 CASE Bath Britt , for sale by
JOHN D. MORGAN, Druggist,
out.% bhe door below Diamond Alley.
0 CASES supetior Velvet Bottle . Corks, for sale by
oct2ti JOkibl 4 b. MORGAN.
CASES Vial COrks, for sale by
oct26 JOHN D. MORGAN
1 HALF: Pink Root, fresh; for safe by'
oci26 SODN D. MORGAN
UPS: 5 134.1 es I ops, , just rectailed.on consign
-1- moot : and for sate by
ucd6 MILLEit RICkETSON.
TOLASSES DBES:II2 Cask rdohisso Bbls,jqst
lei. received on conlognment, and forictle by
oct26 MILLER & DICEETSON:
fiLOVER AND .TIMOTHY: SEED: 20 Bushels
kj Clover Seed; 5 Bushels Timothy do,-an con
signment and for- elle, by
0ct.26 • ' MILLER & RICKETRON.
Hem 111.111 nowt.
*ma.
rrHE aubar;ritier , has parrbased the entire right
_IL 10 make and sell, "Sti rnEn'a PATENT SELF SET
UGC SAW Mat Don," and is prepared to fill or
ders, at , all times, without delay. •
' JOHN hl.• MELT,
oet3o-4w* at Knap & Totten's.
VrENITIAN REDs-600:ba in atorei and for sale
V by HAYS 2. BROCKWAY,
act 2 Liberty et.
AFF CAYENNE.--1 caso for sale by
HAYS & BROCKWAY
0 9S• W 10 1 /.IFELL.• • ••
Foreign pip& Dciaittatici 11ardisreir60 .
con*ist, stooDqi okhr
oct2o-]Y.. - 117TSBF11411: - .j
ILIVIOnELY, BALSAM—Messrs. Reed & Cut r ,
ler : I fbel it a 'duty' I - *We to My mitt
:urea to - eta te something mote respecting
table Pulmonary Balsam. Since i first useil the Dal
sam, about eleven 'Yeats' ago; the'happii 'effect - of '
which I then gale an acCotint of, I have Mid . 'lateral
severe complaints and attacks at my lungs, one are*
lays elude,: and in every instance I have used the
BalsMst alone with complete and perfect success. It
has effected relief and Mire within a 'very few' Ways.
It is certainty a safe medicine. I /not know that
it will cure a fixed coniumption, but belfeve it will
be in inkny cases a . oeventative, prevention is
better thit cure. Ido therefore, for the love of my
earnestly recommend the nine of this
Balsam, in all pulmonary coinFdaintii. lam confi
dent that it has been the Means of preserving my life
to this day. ' BLITJADireir PAnsone.
Bolifiin, lune 10, VAG.'
Sold by B. A. FAHNITYICK fir Co., corner of First
and Wood, also, corner of 6thand.Wood fits. oca
Dig.IIIOAN7S MANUFACTUErfte BAIT,
_
Pittsburgh, Oct. 16,1847.
A N election for thirteen Directors of thin Bank
for the ensuing year, will be held at the Bank
mg house, on Monday, the 15th November neat.
octlB-td W. If. DENNY, Cashier.
frArnl or Prrrarniarar,
October, 10, tB4l.
An election for thirteen Directors of this Bank for
the ensuing year, will be held at the Bankirg house;
nn Monday, the l&th day of November nest
ocl6 JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
EXCILLIME BANE or PII7IIBgEGII.
AN election for thirteen Directors of this Bank
will be held at the Banking House on Monday,
the loth day of November : neat, between the hours
of 9 A. M. and SP. M.
octlB-td THOS. M. HOWE, Cashier.
STEW BOOKS—The Outlaw's Bride, or Blanche
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
Marsh, fresh supply.
Valcrease, or the Lilly of La Vendee.
Wagner the Wein Wolf, by author of Life in Lon
don, complete.
A good supply of Phrenological works, &c. for
tale by WM. S. CALDWELL,
oct2l 3d et. opposite the Post office.
M U TL P" Y stt k .? -2 .NI Lo r. o J k :M .ng urp G kr, (late of
Harmonisiso is now prepared to receive orders
for all kinds of Looking Glasses, Pier, Mantel and
Toilet; plain and ornamental portrait, miniature and
landscape Frames ot the latest New York styles;
alto, a splendid lot of ornamental window Cornices.
Old Frames re-guilt. Don , tforget the number D? 9 8;
sc9-clambtw4t
Imported Segare, etc
Fr HE lovers of good Segars and Tobacco, are re
spectrally informed, that the subscriber has just
received an extensive assortment ofthe moat approv
ed brands, among them the following, viz:
Victoria, Plantation, Principe, Venus Regalia,
Regalia, Pagorra's, Eugene's, Common "
Also, a few Boxes a siamer , s Black Fat," a
celebrated chewing tobacco.
_ JOEL MOHLER,
a 4 tt.an
9 Druggist, Fiad Wood sta.
{Kr Chronicle and Gazette copy.
Carter's Cabinet Library.
DiAASANT TALES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, b)
old Humphrey.
Life of the Rev. Wm. Tennent, formerly Pastor of
the Presbyterian Church stFreehold, in New Jersey .
in 'which is contained, among other interesting par.
ticulars,an account ot bill being three days in a trance,
And apparently lifeless.
Peace in Believing; by Rev Walter McGilorsy.
The Loss of Austrilla ; a narrative of the loss o,
the Brig Atrstrilla by fire, on her voyage from Scith
and Sydney, with an account of the sufferings, reli
gious exercises, and final rescue of the passengers;
edited by the Rev James R. McDevitt, Dundee.
The Force of Truth, an authentic narrative; by
Thames Scatt.
The above are uniform with the "Christian Cabi
net Library;" publudted by It.. Carter. Just rec'd by
ELLIOTT dr ENGLISH,
ncl2 56 Market at. between 3d and 4th.
European AlPelle)", and Remittance• to
Ireland, England. dce.
LARGE and small sums of money can at all times
be remitted by s:gbt drafts et redncrd rates to
all parts of England, Ireland, Wales, Eke., and Lega
cies, Debts, Rents, claims and property in Europe
ran collected and recovered through the subscri
ber, or during his absence from t - .is city from Octo
ber until May, on his anneal tours to Europe, by ap
plication to JAIITS MAT, Merchant, Water street,
Pittsburgh. H. KEENAN, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, and European Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa:
P. S. As 11. Keenan has been frequently troubled
by applications and letters on the business of "Herd
man is Keenan," passenger agents ()Mew York, ha
deems it necessary to say, that he is not the Keenan
of that firm, and has never bad any coianexion with
either of those persona. oct4
J. D. Lennie, c. R. annensort,
Late of Patthorgh, Pa. Late of Naihrtile, Tenn
LEILAIEU & ANDERSOX,
DE:ALE:RS IN orrbri. •
7'orirdrding and Commission Merchants.
80. g Front Sired, ab9Ve BrOddiraY
CINCON.II3I, OHIO.
stersa To
•
Merchants generally, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Eterchanta generally, Nashville, Tenn.
W. V. Lane & Co, Louisville, Ky.
S pringer 4' Whiteman, Cincinnati, Ohiti.
James Johnston & Co.
Hewitt, Heran & Co., dew Orleans:
Magregor & Morris, New York.
D . trvai, Kcighler & Co., Baltimore.
flagAley & Philadelphia.
Daniel Deshon, Bost. sep34-17
A. A. MASON &. CO., •
Nu. 12, Market street, between 3d and,4th streets
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Hall:just received, in addition to their already
new and beautiful stock of pods, the follow
ing articles :
170 pcs rich styles Cashmeres;
135 " Mous. do Lain.;
40 " Gala Plaiil.6
15 " Rich Silk Plaids;
160 " Oregon and California Plaids;
75 " Mohair and Alpacca Plaids;
15 ‘• Plaid Dress Silks;
25 " Bik and blue blk silks=
Black and col'd French Marina,' - very choice
brides.
Lyons, black silk Velvets, col'd;
Alpacca Lustre., Plaid Merinos, cashtnere,Thibet,
Prukeri, Saxony, plaid and Parisian Long Shawls.
400 peg Rose, Whiting and Bath Manua, (Insilco.
Shootings, Diapers, Flannels.
Table Covers, aluiCurtain Shh.
500 Wrought Collar, and Capes.
Wrought Mika. Linen Cambric do.
100 pcs. Thread Edgings.
no pcs. Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
Supei Broad Cloths, Cashmeres, &e., &e.
Wholesale Rooms, 2d story,
A A. MASON.
Dross Goods.
A A. MASON, 62 Market street, will open this
A
4, morning, five cases of Cashmeres, Oregon and
California Plaids; Gala do; Merino do; also Moos do
L,ainsi Casbiner de Cessm .`
.FrenrA Merinos and Platte.
An eitellent assortment of Drab, Ston f a, Blue and
Blank Colors, of every quality; also Alpaca.= and
Bombazines.
Bonnet gibbnna
600 tine of Rich Bonnet Ribbons of every style;
also, 600 Wrought Collars and Capes, very cheap.
Flannels, . -
11 bales or Red, White and Yellow' Formals, both
Plain and Twilled, of every quality-raise, 400 pairs
of:Whitney, Bath, Rose and Mackinac. Blankets, of
every mei,
eaStinetts.
4 Cases of Black, Mixed• and Blue, Figured and
Plain; Leo Cassirneree and Broad Cloths, &c, ate.
At 62 Market street.
012 A. A .„MASON lk Co.
Daly's Head Quarters for Hosiery.
To those who wish to provide for the approaching
cold weather, woOl.do well to call in'time
examine my assortment of Woolen Drawers, under
Shirts. Stockings, Comforts, &c. &c., is I have my
winter's stock ready for exa.mination, foxy own and
Foreign manufacture.
N. B. Call early that you m y h ye the fast
choice. ' ALY,
Sign of the Big Stocking, sth st.,
5e1.54 between-Wood and Market.
. Pant aloon Stairs.
TT LAIN and. Fig , d French. Doe Skin Cassimeresl
El English and French BIA. do
1)e Jomville Piaidel
Albert do
Figured Cassimetes of all descriptions;
Which will be.made to order in tha last styles, by
ANCKER & MAYER,
No TO Wood sf.
oc7 .
.
Josxsan. . • .;' - w4-e. , tannot.
- ItrlA L:A cvput.ii
FOREIGN AIVI) :DOMESTIC EXCHARGA:,,CEE
TIFCATES OF .I).EPOSFA B - ANV'MYI73 - , - -
GOLLY - A
- ND - 'SILVER: - -
ffte. Woos, sr.;3ooouiritovilPoittnii, werismr.;
.. - . /Iftsbuigh,- - Pa. , - '-. . .
lalt FuiOs and Currency received oaDeinksit,rt.na
collectiorie_Fialle in all the pine iparcitita orthi
Unied'Sfatt.s: '• '" 3 ..,,• ,' - •' • --.."'. -- -
Sight Exchange 14 Philorlelpltia,,,Balti . morn; We*
Ynrk, Boston and Cincinnati constantly for, sale in
arms to snit pinthasers. ' ' • • -
Kentucky, Indians; Ohio, Virginia and Penrisylva
nia Bank Noteati . ou . ght and sold on the most favors
blo terms. -
The highest premium paid for American Gold..
Exchange on Eng'Mid, Ireland / Germany qind
France procured, mar22-y.
ALY.T.It *tit: • ZILIVIhtaD 11H.11.11.
KRA.IIIBIL-It RAHN, • •
BANKERS AND EXCBANGE :BRO K . -
ERS,DEALERS fl 4 FOREIGNAND DOME-STIC
RILLS, DILLS OF EXCNANDE,CERTIF.CATES
OF DEPOSITS, BANK. NOTES,. AND, COIN.
Corner of Third and stn., directly opposite the
St. Charles Hotel. . my2B-.
. • N. 'iota!
IiNXLES AND' &E.L...EMM
BARE
No 55 Maiket
r:elliag rate. Etc
Neo York pr'
Philadelphia •+ .
Baltimore - I "
BANK
Buying rates.
Ohio ' dis
India= .‘
Kentucky t 4
Virginia I "
Wheeling tr
Tennessee • 3 . 4
aul4-y
E=
MOON AND NADGEN'Fr - ,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. E. COE. WOOD AND SIXTH STAFETS, sriniatta6A, PA
rkEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, time Bills,
J Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Cortificaies
of•Deposite, At.
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the
Uunion, and Europe, for sale in isms to suit purcha
sers.
CURRENT and par funds received on deposite.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union,
at the, lowest rater.
REFERENCES
Messrs. M. Leech & Sun, 1 .
,
" Ogden & Snowden, ,
4, Wm. Bell &Son, Prrrlnunort.
~ S. M'Clurken & Co.
- 1 English & Bennett. )
a ~ Fleming & Brother *
. 1 Fales, Lathrop & Co. , PETILA.D'A•
'' Wm. R. Thompitith &Co.
a lioadly, Phelps & Co. t wrw y oug. ,
a Babcock & Ca. i •,,...
}
a Tiffany,- Ward . &Co:. : -
" JohaMlCuliough & Co. BALUSISCRE:
• Mr. Julies George,,.. - - •.
46 H. Hanna, cI4'INNATL,^O. t.
~ Joseph Walson,l" / 574,,55g.0;,,, b. "
Messrs. Fenner & M'iMillan.
R. F. Ellis, Esq., Cashier4Ban Lewistown, Pa,
Pittsburgh, , September 2d, 1247-7
----- WIT(77Uit at A - a " -
Fin A. HILL oh. Co.,
DANKEILS, EXCHANGE DRONERS, AND DEALDR3 .IN
FOREIGN AND' DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANE NOTES,
AND SPECIE,
No. 64 Wood at., one door above Fourth, East aide,
Pittsburgh, Pa. . •
URRENT Funds received on deposit,and
col-
Cj
lections made on all the Citiesi-throughout the
United States. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel
phia, New York, Boston and Cincinnati, constantly
for sale in sums to suit purchasers. •
The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, ; Indiana, and
Virginia Banks bought and sold on the most favor
able terms.
The highest, prtinir.in paid for ;Foreign and. Amen
can Gold and Silver coins.
EXCIIANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND, for sale in 'amounts of .0 I andpwards.
marlo-dawy
Any tli,eant!ty New . Books at Itiorees.
ISCELLAIs 15101t/LS of Henry Macken.
In ate, ES. cheap form.
The Hunchback of Notre Dames by Victor Hugoi
Democratic Review for October.
le The First Heise . Slep; new supply.
Christopher Tadpole, by Albert Smith; new sup
ply-
Eubank's Hydraulics and Mechanics. parr IC
Life of Henry IV, King of France and Navarre, by
J. P. R. James.
Alarmhduke Herrert„ by the Countess of Bless
ir.gton.
Sir libnry Morgan, the Buccaneer.
Ivanhoe; new supply.
Alicia, the Rose of Avondall.
Nobles of Carracas.
Flowers Personified, parts 8 and 9
Godey's Rook for November.,
Sp. Patrick's Eve, a play, by Tyrone Power.
Theßoy'a Autumn Book, a beautiful work.
The Wayside Cross, or the Maid of Gomez, a tale
the Carlist tsiar, - byCapt. E. 11. Milmore.
Wend chi Blackstone's Commentaries on the Lawe
of England, complete setts.
4 ' Graham's Magazine for November.
Ladies , National. . • -
The Buckskin, or the Camp , of the ,Besiegeti,:•a
talc of the revolution, by the author of Ethan Allen,
Master of Lonford, Fatal Legacy, 4c. .
Rory O'Moore, 25c, edition..
Chambeee Miscellany, N. 4. .
Horticulturist for October.
Barra.PennaYlvaniaßeporta, vole 3 and 4.
The Boy's Treasury of Sports, Pastimes and Re
creations, with nearly 400 engravings:
Union Magazine for October.
Wagner, the Wehr Wolf, complete.
Dombey and Son, atrd.l2th'nUinbersi
The Outlaw's Bride, or Blanche the Beintifiil.
Wildaslii or the Cruitet of the 'Caries, a thrilling
tale, by MJJ. Ingraham. -'•
Norman's Bride, or the Modern blida.S.
Margaret Graham, or the Reverses of Fortinae, by
G. rt, P. James, Pls.
The Knight of Itialilhon; by AIME. Dumas.
Just received and for sale at MORSE'S Literary
Depot, 85 Fourth street. • oet2s
J IIE of the Commonwealth of England;
with a treatise on the popular_ progress of-Eng
lish History. By John Forster ' of the inner temples
Edited by J, Choulea. .
The Life of Samuel Johnson, L.: L. D., including
a Journal of a ToUr to the Hibridgea, by James Dos.
well, Esq.; a new edition, with numerous additions
and notes, by John Wilson Croker, L. L. b., F. It.
S. In two volumes,
History of modern Europe; with a view of the pro.
Kress of Society in 1763. By William Russell, L. L:
D., and a continuation of the hietery to the present
time., Dy Wm. Jones, Esq. ' In 3 vole.
Democracy in America ' by Ataxia Do Focquerillei
member of tl-e Institute of France and the Chamber
of Deputies, etc. etc.
Narrative ofthe United States Exploring Expedi
tion, during the years IS3S, to 1642. by Charles
Wilkes, U. S. N., with illustrations and maps, in 5
volumes.
The above valuable works, together with a gene
ral assortment of Theological, dassical,' Medical
and School Books ), for sale at prices.
by ELLIOTTt& ENGLISH,
od9o 66 Market at-, bet 3tl and dth
GROCERIES: 200 Bags Rio Coffee, strictly
prime;
200 packages Young irlson, Gun Powder, Impe.
penal and Black Teas; -j;
50 Bble No S large Macke/ell..
10 " S. H. Molasses; e-;'
50 Boxes superior Chewing
* bunco;
20 BI Is N. O. Molasses;
5 Wide N. 0. Sugar;
10 half Bbls Trimmed Shad; -
10 kits Mackerel;
Spices, &c., too numerous to mention.
For sale by [ac7] P. C. MARTIN.
Morgan's Cough Syrup..
IFyou use Moamtsos Conon SYRUP, will cure
you of the Influenza and Cough.
Prrranstou, Jan. let, 1847.
Mnatttrar D. MOROAN.—This is to certify that I
had been laboring under a,sevore cough for several
weeks, which compelled Me to liave my work. I
was persuaded to call at your Drug Store, and pur
chase a bottle of your Cotton Svitur,'and I found
great relief from it, and after using the whole of the
bottle,l found myielf entirely cured of my cough.
I beim recommended it to' many others of my ac
quaintance, whom it never failed to cure. I can say
that MorgarN Cough Syrup isthe best medicine I.
have ever used for Coughs. It only coats 25 cents
a - bottle. JAMES A. WILLIAMS,
Third at. above Grant.
Prepared and sold by JOHN D. MORGAN,
At his Drug - Store, one door below Diamond
oct22 • . Alley.
- PreceptVis Conti%lest of Mexico.
IaiSTORY of the Congest of Mexice, with a pie
jl vienrof the Ancient Mexican Civili;a•
tion, and the Life of the Conqueror, Hernando
Cortez; by Wm', H. Prescott, au:hor of the
of Ferdinand and Isabella." In three volst.eighth
editiod. For sale by Lulu, Looms ;
oct23 Agent.
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trot, Pit:shirr/h.': ' • -•
hange. thiSing rate.
Cincinnati -
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Louisville . 4 "
S. Louie- : • I ~
sorra.
Baying rates.
flaunty & City oriPs I dis
Relief notes I "
Pennsylvania Co f "
Piew York f "
Maryland I "
New Orleans •
TAOS:. 'ydiGENT
Hooka t_ Booksil
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4E7 itid - Pr.eradout, or thig- Itstitaft - filtatsC , •
• 4 - fisi iwrsoanctroflaw r l, JAMES: •Ki. kOLE,L2re;,,,
_L sigleut of Ihit..7;lifited States - of AmeriCa r ,dpir
hereby de tale and•rnajcekricriam, - tiieq
;ci - itt 'be held at theunderrnentiOned Land i OffiCei,
tin the Sz . vra the periodebaKcingter --
Idetignzited:to - witz
At the Land Office at DUBUQUE eommencing;.,
IVlontlayjbesevertietrith day of Japaary - neirt wi
Tor 114 clipposar t 4 thi public lands As7itbilt - tkie.
udder rointkonetflovOishipa,:viz : • •••••
North of t hi:base tine add kest:of thefftk Prinrjra t
Itterzdsan.
Townships eighty-four ecghiy five, eighty.siei . ,
Oighty-efven anckeighty eight; of Lange - fifteeh..
Townships 'Eighty:foot:, eightp.Gre , eighty my i
eighty seven ; etghty.eight and eigbty•ninii,of
sateen.
Townships - eighty-four. nigh ty five,
eighty-seven and eighty-eight, ot rangeseventeen-:.-
, Townships eighty-four, eighty-five„
eighty-seven and eighty-eight,. of ranie.eighteen:
Townships eighty-four, eighty-five,- :eighty : six,
eighty-seven and .eighty-eight,- of range nineteen-,
AT I'HE SAE PLACE; commencing on
day the thirt - Y-fiist or January next,:foi- the' • '•
dieposarof 'the pnbEelandi within the undermen-' ,,
tinned townships, to wit
North of the Lax line mid west :if the 10h peftwifigi:
mirtdtna
Townships . eighty four, eighty.five„.eightyaii, : ,
eighty•seven and eighty-eight; - of range . I.l.venty..:, -
Townships eighty , four; eighty five, eighty-six i ---
and eighty seven, of range twenty one.
Townships 'eighty-four, eighty-free;.-eighty4ty ' 4 ,
and eighty-seven:of range twenty two
Townships-eighty-four eighty•five; eighty Bix,
and eighty-seven, of range twenty-three;_ 1 :1
Townships eighty-four, erfghty : five, - and eightl4 six .: - .: 1 ;
of range twenty. four
Townships eighty-four, eighty-five
six, of range twenty-five.
Township eighty-six, of raoge" , twebtfartx,,_',,,E:
At the Land 01fici at ..tOWA `CITX, eolfirneti
dog an Monday, the twenty;forwth day of ::Januarys
next, for - the dispOSSl of the public aithfit
the anklet-mentioned townships and parts ottn'ycit. - ,-
ships; to wit:-
North of the base tineend_weal of the f2 h prtrutpak
Townships eighty-one, eighty-two, and eiglit,p',
three, of range.fifteezr. . •
Tcrwnships eighty-one, ;eighty , twcr,.andreighty.: - . ..
three, of range sixteen. -
• Townships eighty:one,' eightptvrov and
three, of tange seventeen. .•
Townshipsi eighty one, eighty-iwo, and eighty.'
three, of range eighteen. • - '
Sections two, four, Six, eighty ten,lWeivei.four. -,
teen, eighteen, twenty, twenty-two,; twenty-four,
twenty-six, twenty:eight. thirtyithirty•Viro, !tarty...
tour ; and thirty-six, in townships seventy-iix ac e
;
Lions one, tsto, three, fnur, hve, si the -northeast
quarter, and, the north half of the nortlavvestquar , ,
ter of section seven, section eight, seetipn'-niige.: l
(except the southwest quarter , of tEe' Solithwest
quarter,) sections ten, eleven,` 'tweiii they'north"
half and *the northeast quarter of the southeast
,
.:tiarter of section thirteen; "section fourteen the':'
nciith hal( of the - northwest quarter,:and-the ; northt-- ,
hVf of the northeast quarter of eection„falieh i see 7
ti ns eighteen,. - twenty, twenty-two, twenty-four,
twenty-six, t went y.tight, thirty, thiityi-tircthirty.''
four, and thirty-six, in township seienty.sevett;
sections nineteen,
_twenty, twenty..one, twentyz •
eight, twenty.nine, thirty; thiry.one; thirti-twry,
and thirty-three, in township seventpeight; and
townships eightrtwo, and cighty;ilnee, of
nineteen, , -
Townships ; eighty-two and eighty=three, of rang'
twenty. . .
Townships eighty-two and eighty-three, of rani*
twenty-one. •
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Township's eii, , ,hty-two and elghty-three, of rang*
t wen ty-IWo.
r
Townships eighty.two and eighty-three, o
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gs
twenzy-three.
Townships eightrtwo and eighty-three of
twenty four.. --- - -
Townships eighty-t wo and eightrthreeiot rung*,
twenty-five. •
North of the baseline-and east of .the principal Dra.
ridian.-
Lot number three and '•Pilicanistant4"-„th
tion three, lot niimber seven, end." Crane iiintrd,"
in section Sour, and lot number. section nine
in township,seventy-seren ; antl,44 r a isiantlsln see , :
tions thirty-four and , thirty-five,.ln , township sett
enty-eight, , of range three. -
At the land office at FAIRFIELD, corrultenee4
ing on Mohday. the 'seventeenth day of - January ,
next, for the disposal of the puldiciands-Within!,
the undermentionedtowlstrips and parts cot Awn , '
ships,
North of tile baseline aiislii.est of pse.
ridiam
Townships seventy,. seventpone, ,- seventy•twoi.:'
seventy4three, seventydour, and sections two, four,
the.west halt of the southwest quarter, , antt the
southeast quarter of 'the southwest quarter of see"'
tion' five; sections SeVeri, eight, the west halt
of the sorithviest rtuarter, the southeast
. quarter.
the southwest quarter, and the'southwest,„qoarcel.„,
of the southeast quarter of section nine I-sections
ten, twelve, fourteem; the , south half, the west
half of the nortwest quarter, the southeast guar. , '
ter of the northwest 'quarter, and' the southwest
quarter .ot northeast quarter of section fifteen l';
sections seventeen ; eighteen, nineteen,,k.wenty,„
twenty-one, tiventrtikeo, tWenty , three;.:(except the
northeast quarter of the northeast quarter,)..twem.
ty-four ; the west half, the southwesf , quarter of
the southeast quarter of -
sectioatWenty-five, and
,
sections twenty-six i _ twentyleve,m, twenty-eight;
twenty_snineTthfriy, tltiiti-011, .1 1 ;14 - y:two: •
th ree,thirfy•fOue,.thittY-frvei,ind thirtpsit litetoWn- '
ship seventy five of tatigehineteera.: - :i - ,.7.,-.-
Lulsappropriateodhy,law-iforAeUshof*onls,
military or other purposes,--williae4,Xcluitedfitatt
The offering of the lands will lie conameneed
the days appointed, and proceed in thesame order
in which they,are advertised,,..with all convenient'
dispatch, ontirthe whole shall have been ofretedi.l
and the sales 'finis closed. But — iiti: - SalOhall
kept open longer than two iveeits,"and private
entry of any of the lands will ba admitted until'
after the expiration of the two weeks...
GIVEN under my hand at the city erf Washing ! ...
ton, this, ninth day of-Oi:tober, Anne Domini. ctat!
thousanl eight hundred and forty-siyen. ' •
Br TUN PREILIDZNT: - • L';
JAMES K. POLE.
RICHARD M, YOUNG,
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= eonnhiSsioner orthi General-Land Pffice.!'
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION. - -- - CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presemption
to any lands within the township; and. parts
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townships above enumerated b is reintred to estao-...
lish the same to the satiiraction of the Register and:
Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make pay- -
ment therefor, as soon as practicable aft:tr.:eel:kr
this notice, and before the, day appointed far the
commencement of the public sale of the landient;
braeing the tract claimed, otherwise such 4liiiM‘
will be forfeited... - • -- = _
RICHARD M. YOUNGI_
Commissioiger of the Genera/Zand
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MBE New York and Philadelphia PekinTea Com.
pany having understood that:ceriaittynrstins
Pittsburgh were elaiming.thisexclusive right to- - 3- ell
their Teas_ in that. city ; would q state that thci have'
abandoned, some time-since, the inclusive agency
system, and that neither Jnynea,Douglass & Co.,
or any - other concern:-has a right,to claire - any. es.'
elusive privileges with their-,Teas.- . The g . ener4-
agent of the company, Mr. J. R. Stock - dale; 48 now.
at Mclllasten , Eagle Betel, Liberty strceqPittsburgi
ready to receive, orders. All Teaaaeld, by this-Cont
pany, are war; anted equal.tO any amid in thp United.
States, and, no payment required until buyont are en.
rarely satisfied: as .to the fact:. -
Principal Warchatise oftheCompany,,NO. 3.5'146A
Front street, Philadelphia.' . -
novl. -2taw2ni McCALLMCNT & BOND,
NE w - DI X L..L, -N E R
No. 10, St: Ctafr Stied.
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TRS. PAJFF, has just returned from New yinki
A i and opened a=choice - seleotinn_ of elegant and
fsshidnable WINTER MILLINERY:- Bon - nate, daps,
Collars, Scarfs, Ribbone,-Lsees, Bags, Gieepri, - Rur.
tons,- Fringes, Flowers, Feathers, Ndkle., Shawls,
tic. The latest 'patterns of Cape, Mantillas;; iktr.
Every article in the Millinery business madras:- ordei
in the latest style. A few good sillymilliners'iiarited.
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TMPORTED CIGARS - 7 100,000 tigars,.of 1116:,fa. •
1 lowing celebrated brands: Caza'slures, 'Emulation,
E.seulapio n Dos Amigos, Talk Principees; La Norma,
La Bayadere, Sylves, De Trusies, Justo.Saaa Prittei
pees Steamboat do., Eagle eu., .London Rert*all
Lord , Byretes, Cheroots, t 4.-
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