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merchants:in that line wilt close th l ir stora at
night, until : the " let' - March next, commencing
on Monday next. We hoped thit this move would
be seconded by ell; but still we hope that nearly
all; of every claw of merchants, will join in so
praiseworthy a _course.- We have not beard one
speak of the :matter, who does not express , the• be
lief, that, on the score of economy; they would be
gainers by it. We ire tery confident they would
ih most other respects.
Quenrza Szssions—Present—A full Bench
Com. vs. Benj. F. Fahnestckik.—ldictment, libel
on the Rev. Thos. C. Temdale. At the suggestion
oftbe Court, the case was discontinued; each party
to pay tyeir own costs.. -
The case of - Kelley was , continued tiU the next
Stattsieitung. a German paper publish
ed•at Harrisburgh, has an able Editorial in favor of
Mt% thichanan, as the Democratic candidate for
President. Among other ; things the editor says:
We all remenlber his admirable publication,
which he made in relation to the prohibition of
German American newspapers through the Bunde
stag to Frankfort, and which at once proclaimed
him the friend of every- true German, whether of
this or the fatherland."
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ozy. We learn from a friend:in Steubenville, that
baits Tiurr, of thai city is undergoing a trial at
the, present , term of the Court of Common Pleas, on
a chute of manufacturing and circulating spuri
ous coins. ; Mr. Teaff is an old citizen of Steuben
ville, a gun smith by trade, and has hitherto borne
,
a good character. By industry i he has-accumula
ted considerate property, ind we are really soon
' idled to, hear that so serious a crime has been
charge against him. We trust he will be able to
prove' hie entire innocence.
ELICTION Dar sr Mrirco.—Our gallant boys
in garrison - at Puebla, ( S ays the Pennsylvanian;)
bad a gloiioua fight andwon a brilliant victory on
the 12th of last October ; and were therefore preven
tedfrom voting. The brave `ieutenant CLINTON,of
Captain Scares company, who distinguished him
self in.seieral battles, regrets the fact, in a letter
to his brother, FRANCIS CLIXTON, Esq., of Moya
mensing; but hopes Honest FR NZ. Saran will
have as glorious a victory at borne as they had in
Mexico! The hope has been fulfilled.
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Fasmorr Terst . —On account of the sickness
of Col. Craig, one of the Coust, the trial of Col.
Fremont was suspended , on Saturday.
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C. The citizens of Charleston have tendered
Gen. Shields a public dinner:
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43:7- Mr CiAirs great Mexican speech was-pub.
fished io the. Gazette and anothei City paper yes
terday. As - soon as we find leasure w•e shall gift
it a critical perusal and_make such comm.ents
up
on it as wernsy deem proper.
ES
, DISCRAIWILD PYNNSTLVANIANC.—About twen
ty tdischarged Pennsylvanians arrived. at New Or
leans in the Jamee•L. Day and iforpe'diately took
passage on their way home, via the 'Mississippi and
Ohio. ,
Anovuza New Tr.straT.—By the recent. arri
val from England, we are informed, that a new
planet has 'recently been discovered in the constel.
tation Orion, near ctar 15, which shines as a star
of the ninth magnitude, and sh6de a bluish light.
Its discoverer, (Mr. J. R. Hind, at Bishop's Obser
vatory, Regrnts' Park, London,) thinks it is one o
the group of planets between, the
.orbits of Mars
and jupiter; and gives the following statements of
its position on the Ltith of October :
Right North
G. M. T Ascension. Declination
h. m. s. h. tn. s. d. m. s.
Oct• 18 at 11 40 4 13 340 11 14 3 35.4,
- 15 4 10 5341 51 14 3 26.2
- 15 32 27 5341 97 14.3 23.3
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EW WORKS—Good Wives, by Mrs Child.
History of Women, by Mrs. Child.
'Prose and Poetry of Europe and America s
by Morris and Willis.
• Machisvvllo's "listory of Florence.
Lifs of Benvenuto Cellini.
Letters of John Adams to his Wife.
Book:of the Court.
Latrobe's Solace of Song.
Dictionary of Quotations. •
.• H. S. BOSWoRTH & CO.
nov2s 43 Market at.
nIEIROME YELLOW-5 cases just received and
J for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO;
nov2s coy let and Wood.
T- OGWOOD--100 bble jog received and for sale by
D. A. FALINESTOCK & CO.,
n0v245 cor lit and Wood.
CIUICKSILVER-1 flask het receivdd and for
16E, sale by B. A. FAUNESTOCK 4. CO.,
, nov2s cor Ist and Wood.
pRUSSIAN BLUE---5 cases just received and for
sale bi B. A. FAHNESTOCK &CO.,
rioi2s , cor lit and Wood.
6r". BASKETS Champagne Wines in cellar and for
:1 sale, wholesale and retail, at the Wine store.
These wines, from the cheapest to tne highest price,
are genuine, and came to me direct from their
sole importers, to this country.
JACOB WEAVER.
nor2s Near. Market and Pronto,.
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wELDSICK Champagne wine; pts. and qts. for
ale by the basket or bottle, at the wine store of
nov2s • " JACOB WEAVER.
Ulahl &Voss Sifiery Champagne, 1842, pts.and
111.-Ats. for sale:at the wine store of
wor26 • JAtX)II WEAVEIi.
MUMM & Co.' Ancher champagne 1842, pta. and
Os. for sale at tho wine store of
no4i • . JACOB_ WEAVER.
fIEJSI.ER lit Co's Anchor- ehampagee, qts. for
sale by the basket or battiest the wine store of
, nov2s JACOB WEAVER.
BOLLINGER & CO , s Ascher champagne' wine,
.qts. for sale by the basket or bottle at the wine
store of - . •
noy2s - ;TACOS _WEAVER.
ARP.BRAND, Partrige Eye or Oeil do Perdrii,
H
qt.. for aale by the basket or bottle at the wino,
store of aor2s JACOB WEAVER...
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(101'..ff & Crown—A few baskets-of this eelebszted
wine offered for sale at the wine store Of.
nov2s JACOB WEAVER.: •
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17" EY champagne, pti. and Ats. for sale by the ban
'AV het or bottle at the wine store of
n0r2.5 . • JACOB WEAVER.
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(IRON BOW champagne, sits. and pts. for sale by
IL/ the basket or bottle at the wine store of, •
n 05215 JACOB WEAVER.
MK COLOR, red white and tdoe champagne, pts.
a. and qtr. for sale by the basket or bottle at the
-wine itore of
sor2s - JACOB WEAVER.
DUCAL GRAPE champagne wine, pta. and qta
ior wild by th e basket or bottle at the wine stem
nor2s JAMB WEAVER.
GIUMBABI SherryMonssanz Anchor cha m pagne,
for sale at the wine store of -
• nor2s JACOB WEAVER.
%X . / . ANTED SOON—A goodjourneyman wearer
I to go to Mount Pleasant, Westmoreland coun
ty, a sober industrious man will find a_ good place;
also, wanted places for &number ofsalesmen, clerks
and boys in stores, and warehouses; also, -places for
a number of laboring men and boys, and fora num
ber of colored men and women, and boys and
girl'. Plea se call at - -
ISAAC HARRIS' Agency find'.
n0v25.3t. - Intelligence office sth at.
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//INGLES: 200 M. on hand and for sale by
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PITTSBURGH BOAIID OF TRAM.
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PORT or piirTinvito-r.
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ARRIVED.
Wisconsin, Grace, Cin.
Pioneer, Poe, Louisville.
Union, M'Lean, St. Louis.
Wellsville, Barnes, Wellsville
Beaver, Clark, Beaver.
Swatara, Cox, Brownsville.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, Bowman', Brownsville
' l onia McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
DEPARTED.
New England, Ebbert, Wheeling
Noith Carolina, Devinney, St. Louis
Robert Morris, Cannibal, St. Louis.
Wellsville, Barnes, Wellsville. '
Hibernia, Smith; Nashville
Wellsville, Barnes, Wellsville;
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, Boalm'an, Brewnsville
Louie McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
Swotara, Cox; Br?wnsville;
The time has come when coughs and colds are
rife, when consumption; insinuates its changeful
form=nips many a lovely bud, and lurks within
the present blooming Bawer, the 'beautious cheek
now deadly pale, now flushed with crimson hoe,
bespeaks the presence of a foe, a direful foe, who
flatters to destroy. TOlrop the metaphor, such is
Consumption, often brought on by neglected coughs
and colds, wet legit,' &c, 131.wslia, and use the
sovereign remedy, Doctor Sberman's All Healing
Balsam, a certain and never failing, remedy for
coughs, colds, consumption, asthrba, pain in the
side and breast, whOoping cough, palpitation of
the heart, liver complaint, bronchitis,
25 cents and $1 per bottle. Sold wholesale and
retail by W. Jackson. at his Boot and Shoe Store,
ind Patent Medicine 'Warehouse,S9 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, and by duly appointed Agents in every
town in the U. States. See advertisement. nov23
Important to Consumptives !!!—Strange ! That
so many who are afflicted with a Cough that is
gradually, wearing them down, and slowly, but
surely stealing them into 'that dreadful disease,
Consumption—that disease which carries off thou
sands daily, ate doing nothing, or what is worse
than nothing, gorging themselves with nostrums,
that 'are puffed to the skies for cures they are said
to have effected on some foreign or unknown per.
sena. When they can be pssitively cured by using
Dr. Rogers' Compound Syrup of Liverwort and
Tar, which still continues to effect the most Won
derful Cures ever recorded in the annalsof medicine.
4 fact which is proved by reference to the vast
number of certificates from the firs! and most re
speetable citizens, such as Dr. Wm. J. Richards,
Judge Wm. Burke, the Wife of the Rev. G. W.
Maley, Dr. Hiram Cox,, late Professor in Eclecti
Medical College of Cincinuati, and others of this
place. Certificates not only of-remarkable cures
of distressing Cough, but Consumption actually
cured, afterthe Physicians of the highest standing
had given them up to diet If men of such high
standing will vouch for the grert virtues of this
medicine, we cannot but infer that it is at least all
that it is represented to be. It can be had at D.
C. Kneeland's, also at Messrs Kidd 4. Co,'.
nov23
Fancy Goods
At Z. Ringers new store 67 Market st.
45 ps china vases various styles;
4 do: pieces shaded and plain velvet ribbon.
2 " black s' ,
2 " Celestial and Terrestrial Globes.
II as Ivory Memorandum Tablets.
4 " cut velvet pocket books and card cases
4 " Horse shoe combs, imitation of shell.
6 " German silver tea belle.
TRIMMING&
eft large lot of Gimp !end black fringe.
A gOod assortment Diab and mole col'd.
ss " GiMp to match.
4C ". wide black.
" Graduated Buttons,
With a great variety of miscellaneous goods a
mongst which are . •
Extra lirge size Emonk Bago.
Coral Beads assorted strands.
Writing Desks; all sizes.
Ladies work boxes
Backgammon Board".
Gold Spectacles, all ages.
Black. Union Galloon.
All the above goods will be sold low. .nov2s
Steam Boat 'at Auction.
WILL be sold at public sale, at the Birming
ham Wharf, on Saturday the 27th inst.; at 2
o'clock, P. M,; the one half of OM Steam Beat MI
NER, as she now lies, being the interest of the late
James Armstrong, deceased. Terms accommodat
ing. JAS. PATTERSON, Jr.,
nor23-dtd• Administrator.
rr HOSE who have been deceived with mock pre
tended
Hair preparation., should read the fol
lowing statements of respectable persons:
Mr. Abraham Vandcrbeck, of 98 Avenue D, New
York, certifies that hie head was entirely bald on
the top, and by the use ' ,of two 3s. bottles of Jones ,
Coral Hair Restorative, he has a good crop of hair,
and will' soon have it long, thick, and luxuriant.
Mr. Wm. Jackson, of 89 Liberty st., Pittsburgh,
certifies: On the 3d of Feb. 1847, that Mr. Thomas
Jackson's head, on the top, was entirely bald for
fifteen years, and that by using two 3s. bottles of
Jones Coral Hair Restorative, theLhair is growing 1
fast, thick and healthy.. ; He expects by using this a
little longer to have abetter head of hair than he
ever had. HAVE YOU. Scuar OR DANDRUFF t Mr.
Power, a grocer, on Fulton st., had • his hair com
pletely choked up with 'dandruf, and Jones , Coral
Hair Restorativlp entirely and permanently cored it.
• Directions for using Jones' Coral Hair Restorative:
For forcing the growth of Hair, it is necessary to
cause a slight friction on the scalp, so that the Re
storative may enter the pores. This may be done by
applying it with a moderately hard brush, but it is
not necessary to use these harsh means except in ac
tual cases of baldness. Where the Hair fills off,
turns grey, &c. ? apply the Restorative with the hand,
or a soft brush. Part the hair in the different places,
so that the restorative, may touch the scalp. The
same directions may be used for Dressing, 4 , c.
Said at JacEsotes N 0.89 Liberty st. head of Wood,
Sign of the Big Boot. nov23
LADIES are cautioned against .using Common
Prepared Chalk: They are not aware how fright
fully injurious it is to the skin ! how coarse, how .
rough, how sallow, yellow and unhealthy the skin
,appears after using . prepar ed chalk ! Besides it is
injunous, containing a large quantity of lead We
have prepared a beautiful vegetable article, which
we call Jones" Spanish Lily White. It is perfectly
innocent, being purified of all deleterious qualities;
and •it imparts to the lain a natural, healthy, ala.
baster, clear, lively white; at the same time acting
as a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and smooth,
Dr. James Anderson, Practical Cheinist of Massa
chesetts; says: After analysing Jones Spanish
Lily White, I find it possesses the most beautiful
and natural, and at the lame time innocent white I
.ever saw. I certainly can conscientiously recom
mend its use to all whose skin requires beautifying..
Price 25 cents a box. Directions—the best way to
apply Lilly White, is with soft leather or wool—the
former is preferable.
.11. TINE at or TZZIN FOR 25ers.—White teeth,
Foul breath, healthy Gums. Yellow and unhealthy
teeth, after being once or twice cleaned with Jones'
Amber Tooth Paste,.. have the appearance of the
most beautiful ivory, and, at the same time it is so
perfectly innocent and: exquisitely , fine, that its con
stant daily use is highly advantageous, even to those
teeth that are in good conditionaiving them a`beau
tiful polish, and preventing a premature , decay.—
Those already decayed it prevents from becoming
worse—it also fastens such as is becaming loose,
°and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately white, and make, the breath deliciously
sweet. Price 25 or 37 cents a box. All the above
are sold only at 82 Chatham st. sign of the American
Eagle, New York, and by the appointed Agents
whose names appear in the next column.
Wirt. YOU wastay, and get a rich husband, lady?
"Your face is your fortune.. lan beautiful; clear,
fair?' Is it white? If not, it can be made so even
though it be yellow, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned
and freckled. Thousands have been made thus
who have washed once or twice with Jones' Italian
Che/nicer Soap. The effect is glorious and magnifi
cent. But be sure you get the genuine Jones" Soap,
at the Sign of the A.merican Eagle, 82 Chathant st.
Ring-wonn, Salt-rheum, Scurvy, Erysipelas„ Bar
bees itch, are often cured by Jones's Italian Chemi
cal Soap, when every kind of remedy' has failed.
That it cures piiiples, frocklea, and clears the skin,
all kno*. Sold at . the American Eagle, , 82 Chathim
at. Mind, reader, this seldom or never • Ails.
.• C. INGLIS, Jr. Paterson.
Sold at Jsexecrre,l39 Liberty st., head : of Wood,
Sign otthe Big Boat. - nov23
WE
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THIS .well.. knowd line' of splendid Passenger
Steamers, is now composed of thtlargest,
swiftest, best finished and furnished, andthe most
powerful boats on the waters - of the West. Every
accommodation and comfort that money `can pro
cure, has been provided for pauengers.. The Line
has been in operation for five.years--have carried .a
million of people without the leastAnjury to their
persons. The boats will be at the foot ' , of Wood
street the day previous to starting, for the reception
of freight and the entry - of passengers on the regis
ter. In . all cases passage money must be paid in
advance.
The MONONGAHELA, Capt. Stens, wi l leave
Pittsburgh every Monday morning st.lo o'clock;
Wheeling every Monday evering at 10
The HIBERNIA No. 2, Capt. Jno. Klinefelter,
will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesdky morning at 10
o'clock; Wheeling every Tuesday- evening at 10
P. M.
Wednesday 'Paelsett -
The ?rEW ENGLAND No. 2. Captain S. Dean,
will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock, Wheeling every Wednesday evening at
10 r.
The WISCONSIN, Captain R.. 7. Grace,will leave
Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at - 10 o'clock ;
Wheeling ever) Thursday evening at 10 P. sr.
The CLIPPER No. 2, Captain Crook!, will leave
Pittsburgh every Friday Morning at 10 eclock ;
Wheeling every Friday evening at /0 P. Y.
The MESSENGER, Captain De Camp, will leave
Pittaburgh every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Saturday evening at 10 r.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Ciptain A. G. Mason,
will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling --cry Sunday evening at 10
nuvl9
HAIR TONIC.—To THE BALD AND Gaty.—lf
you wish a rich, luxuriant head of hair, free
from dandruff and surf, do not fail to procure the
genuine Balsam of Columbia. In cases of baldness
it will more than exceed your expectations. Many.
who have lost their hair fur twenty years, have had
it restored to its original perfection by the use of
this balsam. Age, state or condition appeer to- be
no obstacle whatever; it also causes the fluid to flow
with which the delicate hair tube is filled, by-which
means thousands (whose hair was grey as the Asi
atic eagle) have had their hair restored to its natu
ral color by the one of this invaluable remedy. In
all cases of fever it will be foun&one of the most
pleasant wash that can be used. A few applitations
only are necessary to Keep the hair from filling
out. It strengthens the roots, it never fails , to im
part a rich glossy appearance; and as a perfume for
the toilet ft is unequalled, it holds three times as
much as other miscalled hair restoratives and is
e effectual. The genuine..manufactured only by
zabslock 4. Co., 21 Court/and street, "Neu, York.
Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh, by Wit. limn
son, 89 Liberty at., head of Wood st.; also in Wash- ,
ington, Pa. by A. Sweney Br. Son; in Cannonsburg, I
by Dr. Vowelle; in Browsville by Bennett 4. fCroker;
also in every town in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Md., and
Virginia. novl9-(14-w6m I
UNB LUSH ING IMP UDENCE.--Prom a published
card ofM'Callmont & Bond, ofPhiladelphia, the
public would be led to believe that we have been
claiming a privilege we had no right to. That"they
have abandoned some time since, the exclusive
agency system," and that we .have right to, claim
"exclusive priiileges with their teas." I never
pretended to sell the teas of this spurious concern.
I have been selling the teas of the Ntw York Pekin
Tea Company fur the last two years, as the public
are aware, and have been to New ork four times
in that time, and never heard of this new concern
until lately but as wool dealers.
The tea business of PiPCallmont & Bond is about
eight months old, and their assumption of the Pe
kin Tea Company's name is because a name it open
fur any man or firm to pasume; but the fact intended
to imply thereby, that they have any connection
'with tte so called and well known Pekin Tea Cm
of New York, is entirely false, they having been de •
nied even an agency in Philadelphia, for the New
York Company, that Company having refused even
thus far to confide in them.
I know not what kind of wool they keep, nor
what kind of teas; I am only certain that they keep
or obtain none of the Pekin Tea Company's of New
York.
Any person reading this card will see the gross
deception they wish to practice on the public, and
to the injury of my business. 111 , Callmont 4- Bend
are wool dealers in Philadelphia, and have sent an
agent out here to pull wool over? the eyes of some
of our good citizens. Look out for the black sheep.
novl9 ALEX. JAYNES.
OR SALE—A small tract of 33 acres, of Land,
1.7 of which about 16 or 17 acres is cleared, and
the other:part well timbered, and about half bottom
and half hill land. There is a hewed log House
and a good spring of water on it, and it is about a
mile from the Canal and Allegheny firer, and abOut
14 miles up the Allegheny ricer—this rand' will be
sold low for cash, Or nearly all cash in hand:
Also, forsale, a good large Farm, or from 250 to
350 acres, miles from Pittsburgh, - in Plumb Tp.,
about 200 acres cleared, and (good Dwelling House;
a good barn, and a stone spring house. The
.whole
or bailor the farm will be sold low, and on half be
ing paid, a liberal credit given on the balince.—
Please apply at 7141.1iC limit , Agency & Intelli
gence office, Fifth near Wood street. nov22-4t
Allegheny County, or
IN the matter of the Executor's ac
count
se of i th No Estat t)ct o . f i r e o r h m n j:A r tl. er'
.., L .- ' i 5,... And now, to wit, Oct. 2b, 1847 ;,on
motion of Mr. Woods and Mr: Knox,
r
l' Esq.'s George .R. Riddle, Francis C.
Flannegan, and William E. Austin, are appointed
Auditor. to audit the within account, and distribute
the balance. By the Court.
JOHN YOUNG, ..Tit., Cl'k.'
The undersigned Auditors will meet, for the pur
pose of their appointment, at the office of George
R. Riddle, sth street, Pittsburgh, on Thursday, the
23d day of December, (1847,) at 2 o'clock, _l'. M.,
at which time and place all persons interested are
hereby notified to attend
ATHENEUM REFRESHMENT AND B4TMVG
SALOON.
THE subscriber takes pleasure.in announcing to
the ladies and gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that
their eligantly furnished apartments are now open
for the reception of visitors.
Ladies and gentlemen visiting the city .are re
quested to give them a call.
Dinners, suppers, or other refreehments furnished
to parties st short notice.
Fresh oysters regularly received and cooked in
every style. Hot coffee, tea or chocolate at all
hours.
Orders for ice creams, cakes and confectionery
for parties punctually supplied, and attended to in
any part of the city and vicinity.
nor224t PECK, 'THOMPSON & CO.
D YSPEPSIA I DYSPEPSIA I 1 . -Many cues of
_LY Dyspepsia .(of long standingXhave been cured
by the use of the valuable medicine known as Dr.
RALPIVII Vzonve-atz Pau, which restore, the di
gestive organs to their healthy and natural condition,
and preserves them in that state.. A faithfial trial,
will prove the above tuniertion to be correct. Full
directions with regard to diet, injurious habits, etc.,
accompany each box. fPtice, 25 cents a bog. For
sale wholesale and retail, by
S.. L. CUTHBERT,
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CINCINNATI AND PITTNIIORCIII
Bang Vadat nine, .1
Bleaday Packet.
Tuesday Packet.
Thursday Pliaket.
Friday Packet.
Saturday Packet.
Sunday Packet.
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
Farms for Sale
GEORGE R. RIDDLE,
F. C. FLANEGAN,
V2l. E. AUSTIN, ,
Pitts!,lgh., Nor. 22, 11347-3td&3tw* f Auditors.
nov22 No. BO Smithfield, near 3d at,
Agentivi—Wm. Cole, Diamond, Allegheny city
John .61 , Cracken • bth ward, Pittsburgh.; and J. G
Smith, Birming ham.
MORSE'S WEEKLY BUDGET OF 'NEW
BOOKS FOR DECEMBER: -
Graleun , s Magazine; for December;
Godey's Lady's Book - 66
National Magazine "
Camp Life of a Volunteer; by one who has seen
the Elephant.
Fitzgerald and Hopkins, or scenes and adventures
in theatrical Life. .
`Sloe Prize tale. The secret service ship. •
A great variety of Playa,'Farces and' Operas, &c.
for sale at • - MORSE'S,.
B 5 Fourth:street.
. Persons wishing to subscribe for any of ths-Eart
ern Magazines for 1848, can have them ikuwiabed
at the Eastern prices', without any charge for:port._
age. They will be delivered ,at the orMe within
, three days of their publication. The Magazines
at; Eastern prices.
ster22; 11.11. MORSE.
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Suction. Saito.
. . .
ANOTIKEIV GLO/31.10V$ VIGTO/LY
to - be; ll,:peeted.
10.000 Tv O n L je U r A e l tflip of
t ß o oo p k u s rc r a
se t o rs !? 7.orstira
small sum ofmoney at the Commercial Sales rooms,
corner of Woodand sth streets. .Sale to commence
this evening, Nov. 22d at 6 o'clock, and to he con-
Untied every evening during the week, of the largest
and beat assortment of NEW BOORS in every de
partmentof literature, ever otremd at pudic sale in
this city, embracing standard Library Editions of
Encyclopedias and other large works from the
..honses ofHarpers and Brothers, Lee and. Blanchard.
Carey and Hart, T. Cowperthwaitand Co., Little and
Brown, and the best publishers in London. I
Also, a large assortment of Boosts in rich and ele
gant binding suitable for the centre table and'Holi
day presents; a . fine assortment of Gold Diamond
pointed premium Pens, etc. etc.
Pratt says be can buy lower and sell, cheaper than
any man west of the Allegheny mountains.
Books at private sale during the'day at very low
prices.
nov22 JOHN D. DAVIS. Auct'r.
Positive Bale of Clothlsm
ON Friday afternoon, the 26th inst., at 2 O'CLOCK,
at the Commercial Sales rooms, cor of Wood
and sth' sti eetai,will be , sold, 4 cues supeifine quality
fashionable ready made clothing, just received from
New York, consisting or
23 dozen fine shirti with linen bosom a nd collars;
14 doz superfine shirts, made in French style; 1 doe
fancy sporting shirts; 4 doz red and white do; 6 doz
hickory shirt.; 17 doe flannel and drilling drawers;
5 doz fancy and mixed cauimere pants; 9 do do Cas.
sinett do; 21 blue blanket overcoats; 10 blue pilot
cloth frock do; together with a .quantity of other
ready made clothing, etc. ,
n0v.2.2' JOHN DAVIS, Auctioneer.
O ,
p Dry Goods, Fundy articles, Clothing, Cutlery,
Furniture, and Watches at Auction.
BY JAMES M,KENNA:
On Friday neat, November 26th, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. will be sold, at M'Kenna's Auction Rooms,
No. 114 Wood street, three door. from sth, a large
and general assortment Or fresh and fashionable
Dry Goods, among which are, superfine broad
cloths, double milled cassimeres4 cassinetts, me
rinos and elpaccas; new style plaid gingham and
calicoes, flannels, Irish linens, bleached muslin.,
shawls, and hdkfs., pocket hdkfs. and ,cravats, &c.
Also, ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes; fine
Cutlery, &c.; and at 2 o'cloca, P. M., Household
and Kitchen Furniture, viz: sorts, roosting chair,
mahogany bureaus chairs and tables, Kitchen
utensil.; and immediately after, sale of Dry Goods
reserved. At early gas , light, same evening, &large
lot of gold and silver,. watches, both new and second
hand, among which are a few very fine' levers; and
at the same time, clothsicaasimereit and caseinetts,
and other Dry Goods. -
nov23 , JAMES M'KENNA, Ancift.
Late Theological Hooki
ATTRACTIONS of the Cross, by G Sprig, D. D;
Memoirs of Mri Fry; the ro-Adamite Earth,
contributions to Theological Societies; by John Har
ris, D. D.
Bridge's Exposition of Proverbs. '
Life of Simeon;
History of the Presbyterian church in Kentucky.
Sketches of North Carolina, historical and bio
graphical, illustrative of the principles of a portion
of her early settlers,-by Rev Win Henry Foote; W-
Cheyne's Life, Letters and Lectures; WCheyne's
Sermons; the Tree of Knowledge of good and t vil,
etc. etc.
The followirig, uniform with Carters, Cabinet Li
brary Tales of Scottish Peasantry, by the Rev.
Henry Duncan, D. D., and others; Pleasant Tales by
Old Humphrey; Thankfulness and other Essays, by
Hamilton; Life — of Tennent; Loss of the Australia;
Peace in Believing.
The above with a general assortment of ThelAo
gical, Classical, Medical, and School Books, for sale
at low prices, wholesale or retail.
ELLIOTT 4. ENGLISH,
nov2o 56 Market stri between 3d and 4th.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
JUST received, at the Wholesale Dry Goods
rooms, 62 Market at., 24 story
3 cases new style of Prints;
2 " Blue and Orange do;
2 Orange Plaids, new style;
4 Mix , d and Striped Cassinett ;
6 Bales White, Red and yellow Flannels;
2 Cases DoMestic Gingham. •
4 " Striped and Plain Alpaccas
1 " Kentucky Jeans;
2 " Superior Ticking;
2 " Canton Flannel.
Also, White Linens; White Gods of every des
cription• Hoods, Caps, Gloves,Nosierbiaces,
On hand , an estensive assortment of Brown and
Bleached Musliris, Fancy Prints, Gingham, Checks,
Bonnet ribbons, French Plumes, etc. etc.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to call land
examiae our assortment, as we are confident/ our
stock will favorably compare with Eastern Houses,
both in variety and prices.
nov22 A. A. MASON ik/Co.
Pittsburgh and Connellavllts Railroad
Company. '
THE Stockholders in the Pittsburgh and onells
ri
'tulle railroad company are hereby notified that
the annual election for the Directors of the above
company will tare place at the Franxlin Hall, next
door to Philo Hall, in the city of Pittsburgh, between
the hours of 2 and 6 P. M., on Monday, the 6th day
of December next.
WM. LAIIIMFR, Jr.,
Of the Board of ihrectora
Pittsburgh, Nov. 20th, 1847.
In complioncewith the wishes of sundry atom( -
holders, I do hereby call •the especial attention of
the stocnholders in the aforesaid company gener
ally to the foregoing notice, and request a full at
tendance of said Rtootholdera.
A meeting of stomtholders will be held at the
same place at 10 o'clomt A. M. of the same day.
EDWARD D. V.AZZAM,
Secretary of the last meeting of stocahulders
of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad
Company.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 20,1847, nov23•td
Pittsburgh iktid Conttellsville Railroad
Company.
THE.annual election for Directors of the above
Company, now the 4 ' Pennsylvania and Ohio
Raiiaoad Company," will take place at Philo Hall,
on Third street, over the Post Office, in Pittsburgh;
between the hours of 2 tind.6 o'clock, P.M. of Mon
day the 6th day of Decemhor next.
W. ROBINSON, Vita President.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
above mentioned Company, will be held at the same
place, at 2'oclock, P. M., at which art exhibit of the
affairs of said Company will be made, and such bu
siness transacted as may be presented for the con
sideration of the Stockholders.
n22-6td.2tw W. ROBINSON, President.
WILLIAM. J. BURNSIDE.
AUCTIONEER: AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CIRCULAR. •i
HE Undersigned having complied with the re.
T
quirements of the Auction Law, and taken out
a Commission as Auctioneer, for the city of Alle •
gheny„ is now ready to receive Merchandise, in all
its variety, on consignment for either public or pri
vate sale; and from long experience to - the above
branches of business, flatters himself that he'will be
able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
Liberal advances made on consignmentii. I shall
endeavor to make speedy sales and quicu returns.
Tendering you and your friends my services, I re
main your obedient servant,
• WM. J. 131310181 DE. .
Allegheny - city, September 1847.
REFER/RCM
Janie' May,James ISl , Cully, John Little, Jr., John
B. Guthrie, Wm. A. Hill & Co., Jonas R.MTlintoex,
Jae. K. Logan, John D. Davis, Page and Hannen,
John B. WFadden & Co,, Alexander Stuart, Young
& Stevenson. nov24-y -
s ttz I N the 'Court of Common Pleai of
~_ Allegheny county, Decembat Term.
1841, NO. 103:
" Matthew Riley vs. John Mulhollan
and Sarah his wife. '
And now, to wit: November 20,
1847, thiliceount of Peter Develia,the Sorestrator
appointedhy the Court in 'this , case, having been
filed to the Office of. the Prothonotary, on motion of
G. P. Hamilton; Esq:, the Court , oroer and: direct,
that notice of the filing of Said account be given to
altporsons interested, by 'three publications in the
" Morning Peat," a newspaper published in the city
of Pittsburgh, that said adehUnt will be confirmed
on Saturday,' the 27th dist. and:the said Sequeatrator
discharged from the farther execution of said tristi
Unless eause to thetontrary be shown: - •
By the Doert. • - HIRAM HULTZ,
nov24-Std'. , Prothonotary.
Cr Shia. Ik(asonie Challenge Blacking, received 'and
•Ce for sale by
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1 CASE Potash, wamulted good,at retail by
: nov24 - D. MORGAN.
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MRGAN , IVCOUGH4(I73I/P,--.lt proved to be
the great Panacea in caringtni, chpda distress
ing cough. • - 1
From the Temperance Banner, Myr. 3,1847.
• COUGH SYRUP.,
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We are not in the habit of parting, much leas ta
king Patent Medicines, but we feel disposed to re
commend Morgans. Syrup to those who are afflicted
with a cough. Afterhaving tried the usual remedies
to remove a constant and distressing cough, that had
for several days afflicted one of our children, without
success, we were induced to try Morgan's Cough
Syrup, and byit relief was obtained in a few hours.
It proved , to be the panacea in , this case it least.
Prepared wholesale and retail by the proprietor,
JOHN MORGAN, Druggist,
noilEi Wood at., 1 doer below. Diamond ay.
Now Music.
ILLEN , s Waltz;
What% a' the Steer }Zimmer;
Oh! Soon Return;
Viennoise Dances;
Thy Name was once 'Magic Spell;
Oh no they shall not see me weep;
Oh would I were aby again; . •
Oh come to me, by T. IL Bayly;
Come and wander with zne, do.;
Would I were with thee; •
Pm saddest when I sing; a
Love can never survive esteem'
Rough - and Ready Quickstepi*
Constantia Waltz;
Poland if not yet lost: with variations;
Don Paaquele, by Henri Herz;
Czernrs Exercises;
Duvernors Exercises;
Come, oh come with me, the moon is beaming;
Whose dat knockin , at de door;
The Lau of Gowrie;
Cook , s.4lSt of Singing;
bust received by express, and for sale by
JOHN H. MELLOR,
'SI Wood street.;
novl6
AAIERICAN OIL—THE GREAT REMEDY OF
NATURE.—Procured from a well in Kentucky,
185-feet below the earth's' surface. 'This Oil will be
found vastly 'superior to Harlem, B itish, or any
other formerly popular Oils. Its curative proper
ties for the following aliments are truly wonderful.
Inflammatoiy rheuMatistn, whooping-cough. Odds
ic,'coughs, colds, spasms, tatter, erysipelas; scald
head, croup, inflammatory sore throat, liver com
plaint, inflammation of the kidneys, pains in the
breast, side and back, diseases of the spine; piles,
heart-burn, dileases of. the hip joint; inflamed sore
eyes, deafness and ear ache, wormst , tooth-ache,
sprains, strains, burns, scalds, bruises,:cuts, ulcers,
cancer, fever, sores, &c. &c. - I`
Price
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold 'wholesale and ' ,
retail by WM. JACKSON, at his boot and shoe
store, 89 Liberty itreet, Pittsburgh. The mo BOO?
stands in the door-way. Only place in Pittsburgh
where the orsitown can be obtained.'
Caution.--In order to be sure of obtaining the
gcnoine, purchase only of the general agent for
Western Pennsylvania, Win. Jackson, 69 Liberty
street, or through sub-Agents appointed by him for
its sale, each of whom will have al show bill and
general directioni in pamphlet fonn,:containing the
names and addreica •of the. Proprietor and General
Agent of Western Pennsylvania as follows:
Dr. Hall 4- Co. proprietor,•Kentuch3r.
Wm. Jackson, General Agent for Western Penn
sylvania, 89 Liberty street,Pittsburgh, to whom all
orders must be addressed.
Obsete-t-Each bottle is enclosed iin one of the
above named PCmphlets, and the name of William
Jackson, (the general and only wholesale agent for
Western Pennsylvania)printed onthe outside of the
label. oct2B
Morse's Weekly Budget of New Books
WESTMINSTER Review, for Cictober. •
VV Scouting Expedition of M'Cullough'e Texas
Rangers.
Life of Henry 3d, by G. P. R. Janie", part 3.
Campaign SKETCHES of the War with Mexico, by
Capl. W. S. Henry.
Chambees Miscollany, pari 6. •
Road to Ruin, a comedy, in five acts.
The British and Foreign Medical Review, or Qua
terly Journal of Practical Medicine 'and Seigery.
Flowers Personified, part 10. a moat beautiful
number.
Liie and Adventures ofloseph T.llare, the Bold
robber and Hifibwayman.
Godey'. Lady's Boor, for December.
The National Magazine do. :
The New Miscellany, for Boys and Girls.
The Playmate, a beautiful thing for children.
Together with a large supply of eiery kind of
cheap publications.
/ Just received and for sale at Moasrs Literary De
pot, 85 Fourth 'Met. novl7
r ' New and Popular Plana Music. •
DEAREST M.E,—a popular Ethiopian Melody.
Mary Blane a • a Melody .
Mary
me back to old Virginia shore ;
Rose of Alabama; 1
Mciuntain Maid's Invitation;
Blue Juniata;
Schoolmaster's Glee;
Oh ! Summer night: from Doe Pasquale;
What's 'a the Steer Kimmer ; :.
.Scenes that are brightest;
Lament of We Irish Emigrant;,
Rockaway ;
I'm Moat;
May Queen ;1
The. Watcher ;
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Joys that were tasted;
0 Come to Me ;
Oh would I e!ere a boy again;
. Molly liawni;
Mary of Argyle;
Evergreenf Polka ;
Golden Drippl Waltz;
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New Aurora Maltrea ; , •
Rosalba Waltz;
• Louisville Qhadrilles ; -
Duvernors Exercises, No. I:
Received and for sale by,
± JOHN H. MELLOR.
81iWood street.
oct2s
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EW BOOKS-?The Outlaw's Bride, or Blanehe
the Beautiful. ; `. 1
The Journeyman Joiner; or the Corripanion of the
four of France, bit G. Sand. 1
Chambers Miscilllany, No 4. I
Norman's Bride! or the Modera !Midas; by Mrs
Marsh, flesh supply.
Valcrease, or the Lilly of La Vendee.
Wagner the Wehr Wolf, by author of Life in Lon
ion, complete. I ,
A good supply of Phrenological iwOrks, for
sale by WAL S. CALDWELL,
oct2l i Sd at. opposite the Post office.,
ted Segars, eto.
HE lovers 01 good Segue and Tobacco, are re
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spectrally inflrmed, that the subscriber has just
received an extensive assortment of the most approv
ed brands, amongthem the following, viz:
Victoria, Plantation, Principe, Venus Regalia,
Regalia, Fagorri , s, Eugene's, Common .1
Also, a few Bcises of Slaitters Black Fat," a
celebrated chewing tobacco.
JOEkMOHLER,
Druggist, Maki ind
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Cer Chronicle and pazette copy. I
. -Jolin Black & co.,
yyrnoLEszag Grocers, Produce and Commis
lionli'V Merchants, and dealers in Pittsburgh
manufactures, N. 166 Liberty street, opposite 6th,
Pittsburgh. - . may 12
Mr- Liberal adv ces made on crinsignments. '
Shawls.
AA. MASON &Po., 62 Market st., have re
• oeiVed the moit extensive assortment o;
Shawls to be fotuni in this city; in addition to the
various atyles of Cashmere, Turkeri, Wool Plaid,
Thibet, Nett, &c4he has received a new style o.
Preneh long Shads, a superior 'article and , very
fashionable. novll
A New Work.'
ASHINGTON and the Generals ofthe Ameri
can Revolution; complete in 2 volumes, with
sixteen portraits Ch steel; just published bicarey &
Hart. —This is mitirely a distinct work from Head
ley's aWashingtois and his Generela's,” it is much
more favorably 'pelted 0f,, 4 n0t being merely new*.
paper assertion: , Just received od for sale by
novl2 ELLIOTT & ENGLISH.
Ladies P?ames and Feather*:
TOW openings at 62 Market st:,, 300 of the most
fashionable Plumes and Feathers,just received
pen express from New York. I
nov2o I A. A.MASON Bc Co:
Artificial Flower: t
JUST received jet 62 Market et, 58 bone" of the
tj lidest styles Artificial Flowers.
nov2o ' A. A. MASON & Co..
AILS-500 egs, assorted s4es—ofavery ra-
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perior bland; for sale by
, & SINCLAIR,
• 66 Wood street.
novl2
IJTTER-10 Fogs, in good order, for sale by
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novl2 - SAIITII & SINCLAIR.
BY EXPRESS.
TrESTINGS-- 11)0 Yds. more of- those very rare
and choke trench Fird übnieres and Silks.
'ROBINSON, -r
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ciANDLEB-20 'Xioxes stearinei
10 'Star
10; Sperm ; _
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NVILTATAMS 110 Wood
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rrißE SUBSCRIBER °Tors for sale'Mci*berms
- I. some of the most desirable neat *tete tn - the
seighborhood'of 'this city, its follenrs:
• 1. Two Brick homes, lately erected;iiinteinirig
;night rooms each, finished in fan/debit:de - 7 iiitidern
•ttyle, and comprehending every conveale.dei.i - They
tre each situated on lots one hundred feeijk''Vtiztt;
:n a' public sheet, and running back enelitindied.
tnd ten feet, to a2O foot street. This property trill
oo sold at nearly the value of thw ground on which
the houses are erected, as the owner is.abentleev
ing the city. Part of the purchase money nietY re.
nain in the hands of the buyer for a term ofyears.
3o rare an opportunity fbr scouring cheapand Ae
lightful residences is , worthy of attention.
2. Several large and beautifully situated building
lots, for private residences, will be gold low, on long
2redit. .
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3. A lot ahout 100 feet square, between two
streets, on which" is erected a three story' brick
ouilding, 60 by-27 feet, with an engine house and
engine attached, new and in complete Order.—
These buildings were put up for manufacturing per
toses, and are admirably adapted for cotton, woolen,
or paper manpfacture. The property will be sold
at a bargain, and a part of the parchase money may
remain on a term of years.
The above property is all situated in Allegheny
City, and ie worthy of the attention ofthe public.—
The subscriber can bp seen at the office of the Ga
zette, every forenoon, between the hours of eight
and ten, and at other times at his rooms at Mrs.
Hays boarding house', Robinson'. new Row, Fede
ral street; Allegheny City. ! -
D. N. WHITE,
norl3tf . Agt.lor the owner.
OS of Lord Bacon, 3 role.; Horace Wal
l' Y "pole's I,etters,4 vols.. ' W.alpole , s Memoir of
the Reign of George the Third; Dr. Johngon , s
Works; Thierls French-Revolution; Democracy in
America,l vols.; Keightlers Roman Empire ; Con
quest of Peru ; Pictorial History of England; Works
of Lord Byron, complete; Dre , s Dictionary, with
supplement;`M , Cullough , s Commercial Dictionary;
Author'', Classical Dictionary; Anthon , s Dictionary
of Gusr.ic and ROKAN Antiquities; Public Men of
the Revolution, by Sullivan; Washington and the
Generals of the Ainerican,Revolution ; Washington
and his Generals, by .1. Ti Headley; Napoleon and
his Marshall., by Headley.
The above, with a large assortment of Theolagi
cal, Medical, .Classical ;and Sunday School Books
on hand and for sale low.
novl6
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—ProposaIs will
be received until FRIDAY, 26th day of Novem
ber, at 10 o'clock ' A. M., at the Town Hall, in the
Borough of LevVistOwit, for the grading and masonry
upon about forty/ miles- of the Pennsylvania Rail
Road, extending, west fromc Section 20 to near
Lewistown. , 1
Plans and' specifications of the work can be Been
at theabove minted place, for five days previous to
the time appointed fur receiving the:bids.
Any further lam mation can be had upon applica
tion to W. B. Fiister, Jr., Esq., Associate Engineer
at kfarrisburgh.. i S. N. MERRICK,
oet3o-td President.
rfl HE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
PEKIN TEA COMPANY, baying understood
tha certain pesons in Pittaburgh were claiming the
exclusive right to sell their Teas in that city, would
state that they have abandoned, sometime since, the
-exclusive agency system, and that neither Mr.
Jaynes, Douglass te,C0.,,0r any other concern has a
right to claim any exclusite privileges with their
Teas. The general. Agent of the company, Mr. J.
R. Stockdale,ls now at McMaster'', Eagle lintel,
Liberty at., PitMburgh,reatly to receive orders. All
Teas sold by the Company, are warranted equal to
any sold in the:United States, and no payment re
quired until buyers are entirely satisfied as to the
fact.
Principal Warehouse of the Company, No. 95
North Front street, Philadelphia.
novll Im3tw McCALLMONT & BOND.
J. B. BISHOP,
VETERINARY. SURGEON
CAN be found at his horse shoeing estahlishment,
near the St.lClair street bridge,lately occupied hy
Mesas. Carr & 'Rowland. novs-d6ai
00FFEE-150 Bags prime Rio, for sale by
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
56 Woad it,
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Corn Brooms.
75 Dos. of various qualities, for.sale bz
novl2 1 SMITH & SINCLAIR
Bartlett on Fevers... • .
THE ding,nrees and Treatment of the Fevers o
the Unned!Statet. For sale at ?dozen% No
85, Fourth at. - I - . nov t I
0 LIVE, OIL-' 7 4 doz. Supeifite.,;r,
WILLIAMS,
116: Wood at.
novls
A. LMOkIDS-L
The Sicily;
1000 . is Bordeaux•,
300 " Paper Shell;
500 « Shefled ; for axle by
norls . J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood at.
DOCK CANDY-10 Boxes, No. 1, ko. sale by
J. D. WILLIAM,"
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110 Wood st.
ECIED
OIL VITRIOL—bO Carboys, jtist received and
for sale by' IL A. FAHNESTOCI & Co.
novlo corner of First and -Wood sty.
SUGARS -60 Bags White Brazil;
5 Bags Havana White 1
15 Bags Loaf; for sale by
novl7 ' • J. BENNY,Jr.
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Red and Brown Flannels.
PIECES, for sale low to close consignment,
I e , by • GkO COCHRAN,
norl7 No. 26 Wood at.
THE Directors:of the Monongahela sad Coal Hill
turnpike 'Hold Company, have this dardeelar
ed a dividend of rare Der cent. on the capital stock,
payable to the Stock bidders or their legal represen
tatives, on or alter the Ist day of December.
WM. C. ROBSHSON,
Pittsburgh, Nor. 16,1847. Treasurer.
Brandy'.
An WHOLE; Half, Quarter and. Eighth pipes:of
the folfomling Brands and Vintages :
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Saserac, 11837, Seignette-
Otard, 1837 & '44, Pine t, Castillion Br. Co. '44;
Heuuessey, 1844; . - Dupey P. E. O.
The abore'Brands are warranted pure, or no lain,
good judger are nil invited to examine - for them
selves, at the corner of Smithfield and Front sm.
novlB
'3O Banela, for sale by • -
{ . 6MITEI & SINCLAIR,
novlB 56 Wood at.
CUfIRRAN , 1000 Ibs Fresh Zante in store
- for sale by, - J. D. WILLIAMS,
novls I . 110 Wood st.
rI1A180113—;0 Boxes, new cxopi M.
it , 20 1
. 1C K. CC
• . 20 1 a • CC CC
500 itis Smyrna, for role by
novls • , J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood it
NEW LA* BOOK---A Trellis° on the law of
contracts and rights and liabilities, ex contrac
tors, by C. G. Addison, Esq. Just published; for
sale by (odd) ELLIOTT gr. ENGLISH.
howls, Mi!taatiovirSashi &o. for Sale. -
gVERY large stock of all sizes of the beat wood
en Bowl/4111nd a good supply or Window Sash,
and yellow: and purple Carpet Chain, for sale low.
- • ISAAC HARRIS, Agt. and
novlo Corn. Merchant, sth st. near Wood:
Clothing t Clothing t
AITE have on hand a large and. superior stock of
YV ready made Clothing, which we will sell on
the inostre'asonble tenni, coneisting
English black, brown, green and fancy Beaver over.
and businesspoats.
English brown , and blue Pilot, Palto, sack and busi
ness Coats.
English and F nch black, brown; blue and. green
cloth sack and palm Coats.
Super super Mackinac blanket sack and overcoats.
it it Felt .f I it
Black and blue cloth coats.
Plain and randy black CliiiMere Pants.'
Fribcy plain add striped g.
'Black and blue Satinett -"
Blink and fanhy Satin Vests.
Nicy Baratha silk • "
Black " " "
Fancy and plain Cashm • et
Cassmeres oral' colors.
Also, Shirts:, drawers, miler shirts, silk shirts and
drawers, scarfs, cravat', pocket-hdkfs, goons, aeons,
money vests, tsc. • ANCE:EII. & MEYER"
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70 Wood st., 5 doors belowAth,
Importer,
Fifth street.
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ELLIOTT
56 Metyicrsht. batween 3d and 4th
PennsylvaniaOt ail Road Company.
Caiatton to the Public,
Dkvidend.
(Cider Vinegar.
novlB
Leyte*.
ireahlifalaga L 41001114 In fine ordei,
by "' - P. C. fitkRTIN,
corn,: timitMlold 3114 Front oft
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NEW 'YO riaitzar_ TEA.,
• tAirktolir TO THE rEtztue. -
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LEXANDER JAYNES is the only anthOriemt -
;el agent-in Pittiburgh and Allegheny 'elder' As
the sale of the Pekin Tea Compeers Teas of 7fiand
77 Fulton ot.„New York. Another porton in Plttos
burgh pretending to soil our teas M an impostor, sail`
- deceives all who may patronise him. It iscommon-.-
ly..kriewit that the. Pekin Tea Company , * tees have.
proved superior to all other teas sold, and, for thin
reason many persons hate dishonestly pretended tw
hive the.-sale:of the 'Pekin) Tea Company - Irtead, -
When they are all, the time vending trash and cheap"
stuff - which they have obtained elsewhere. °then
agaii assume the name of Tea Cempany andini.
tate oar packages, and thereby deceiie many'.
We are informed that there is a person in Pittabtmg
selling Teas under the name of the New-York nod
Philadelphia Pekin Tea Company , . -We have only to
say that this assumed company have. no cone UOZI
whatever with the New York Pekin Tea Company*
se consumers of tea will readily discover by corn.
'paring the article they ;tit with the winning tea,soldt
by:the New York Pekin Tea Company, at the store
of A:Jaynet, 72 Fourth et. . • - •
N. B. - Means. NVCALLNIONT 8r BOND, of Phtla
delphia, have no connection whatever with the New
York Pekin Tea Company, nor haie they any right.
or privilege to sell teas under a. name so nearly 2410. ,
senibliagoire, as to have a tendency to mislead the
public. : . . DOIIGLASS la CO. .
nov9 . _ 75 and 77 Fulton sti
F KINGF.S:.Tast arriied from New York, .4.* . by press, at ZEIRTLON - KINSEY'S New' Fumy
Store, No. 67 Market - sir' feet r
1,567 yds. Silk Triisming, assorted colors;
120' 120 Gross Silk nations, for Ladies* dresses;;
With a large lot of other Trimmings. .
ALSO-50 doe. Woollen Caps, fil7. Ladies
• Children; ,
30 • . Comforts, assorted. 4 „ -
The above Goods are of the latest style, mid wil l'.
sold low. novs4'
"TiST COUGH MEDICINE ut xllt'WeatXkl".
B. Another evidence of the sitperiorltTofttk
Willard , sCough Mixture over all others. Itcuuttlis
following certificate from -a respectable .citisen:l4
the Fifth Ward ; -
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, . Prraveunan, Noy. 3, 1847.
This certifies that for some weeks past I was tronb4
led with a very serious cough, which was evidently
becoming seated on the lungs to such an extent - I* ,
to resist the effect ar every medicine which I bad.:
been using. I was finally persuaded to call at Hays
4- Brockway's Drug Store, and get a bottle: or Dr.
Willard's Oriental Cough Mixture; which, to: my •
great surprise, relieved me very much; after taking
two
only or three doses, and be I . had used one
bottle, I was entirely cured. I was so much pleased
with it, effects thai I 'have brought others to buy it,
and aball eontinue to recommend it to my • friends,
as /firmly believe it lobe the bat cough medicine ill
the world I" • . -
• ANDREW •McCAFFRY
Try it—only 25 cents a botde. SOld by
HAYS & BROCKWAY,
No. 2 Liberty at. near VIM] Basin.
gold alao by, J. Fleming, Lawrenceville.
novlo •
New Millineiy and Fancy Dry Goods,
O. ID ST. CLAIR STRUT.
MRS. DUFF has just received her eshketivit.
supply of New York - made Bonnets, moaning
and dress Caps, Frills,Capes, Rosetta, Cherabietti...
Silk Se.ark Fringes, imps, Cords; fro. 'Also;. - rich
black Silks for Mantillas; Satins dtid Velvets for
winter Bonnets i'an assortment of the most fashion.
able Cap end Bonnet Ribbons; fine French .Floweri,
Feathers, Laces, Edgings, fc. Bonnets, litieds,*.
Capes, Caps, Mantillas, and every , article in the .
Millinery line made up to order in the latest stylesi'.'
to patterns selected during her late visit to New
York. . novs
MILE New York and Philadelphia Pekin Tea Com.
pany having understood that certain persons In
Pittsbargh were claiming the exclusive right- to .
their Teas in that city, would state that they }ravel
abandoned, acme time since, the exclusive:agency .
system, and that neither Mr. Jaynes, ThauglasalliCo.,..
nor say ethef concern, has a right to claim any ea. I ,
elusive privileges with their Teas.' The gating.:
agent of the company., Mr. J. IL Stockdale, -is now
at hialaste.re Eagle Hotel, Liberty street,Pittsburg t
ready to receive orders. All-Tea:scold by this cow
patty, are Warranted eqti . al to; itnopold in the. United
States, and no payment required , until buygraire ett; - :
tire'' , satisfied as to the fact. . . •
Principal Warehouse ofthe ComPady, No. 34'Nottlt:
Front street, Philadelphia. "
novl-2taw3m McCALLMONT &EOM
1 O THE PUBLIC---The undersigned agent:fos
the Philadelphia and New York Pekin Tea
has observed with surprise an advertilement in the '
Daily 'Dispatch, and other papers in this city-which •
concludes with the assertion, , e There it no, each
company as the Philadelphia and New York Pekiu:
Tea Company in existence.” - Being tho' agent 'fore ,
wholesalcing the teas of this Company, whose eats.
tence is so plainly denied, I have found it neeitik=
nary to take this method of stating emphatiesiny
that there is such a Company as the Philadelphia
and New York Pekin Tea Company, and that the . "
teas sold by them will compare favorably both iii
gard to quality and price, with any in Pittsburgh
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elsewhere, as for ezclustre right, ate., it is reasoit; , :.'
able to suppose the public have an exclusimright' . ! .
to buy from those who furnish them with the best
Teas, at th% lowest prices. I would refer IW-the --
following among othore - who have .purchased trAtit
from the above company. • . • .
Sam. Dyer, John Sterrett DPKelvey & Scott, and - r.
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others Allegheny, and grocers generally in Pitts: ,
burgh, • JACOB B. STOCK.B.A.LE ' . •
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Agt. Phil a. ami-N. Y..Pekin Tea Company.
novl2-3tawlm • . _ .- . .21-
rOR the . HoliOays—Pictonal „Courier, Brotirei';
Jonathan Battle Sheet, Pictorial 'Yannee
die, arejust received-aad for.sale by the quantity.bi
aingle number, at MOItS.E. , B,
norl9 No 85 Fourth
Pittabstrth and ConneDevitt° A ~nil goad
. Company. , •
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A LL persons having any claims et- dernandr,
1 against the Pittsburgh and ,Connellsville
road Company; will please present the same Tor set.
rlemont ono; before the Ist day, of Pecember v in
order that a final settlemdnt of the affairs of-tliti,
company nay be made in canformity with the reso
lutions of the Stoettholders on' the 18th inst.
novl9-td - W. ROBINSON, Jr., Pres't.
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New 800k5..--London-Editions.
LIFE of Benevento Cellini;
The Entertaining Philosopher;
Th 3 ,10 1 411 Pine Arts in Great Britain & Ireland
The Shadowless Man ; Atiedine & Keelio. •
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Fauquet's Beason; • :•• =
Two Tales eta,' Time ;,
The Hour and the Man
Hamit Martinties -Popular Tales. 8 rola. -
The History of Don Quixote ; - ' •
Campbell's Life of Plutarch;
Book of the . Court •
Household Tales and Traditions • .
Tbo Philosophy of Chemistry;
The city of the Caliphs ; ,
Waterson's Cyclopiedia of Commerce
Dr. Quincey'a Logic- Or Political Economy. 'I
The above, with many other rare Exiglisk •
American Books, for sale by
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P. - C. MARTIN.
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TITHEREAS, letters of Administration on 'he
ll Estate of Patrick Cahill, late of thetity aj. -
Pittsburgh, dec , d., have been granted to the subsoli,' ,
hers, residents ()field peivons indebted irk,
said Estate, are requostedlo make immediateply: ,
ment, and those having claims against the sameilytt4
present them duly authenticated far aettlemeht;
JOHN J. 111PTCHEL,e
JOHN E. DOWNINGk-
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