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Shannon, Sawyer, Mitchel, Snowden, and other
speakers will pe present, and address the meeting.
gzr Let every patriotic citizen be present on
that occasion.
Bank of Steubenville; and being one of the oldest
- and wealthiest citizens of the town, great excite
...meat existed during • the trial. He was indicted
for passing counterfeit Mexican coin to James Lit•
tle, of
.Steubenville, who was the. Prosecutor.
Mr Little swore, that on the first of March last,
or in the latter part of February, he received a
counterfeit dollar from the Defendant; marked and
returned.it to him; A short time after, he received
the same eoin—knew it by the mark—and ever
since kept it in his possession.—That for many
years he had been in the habit of receiving money
41bnee d twice a week, from the Defendant ; and
about two years' ago received three counterfeit
Mexican dollars, two of which he passed,;cine
being returned; he took it; and the other which be
still had in his possession, back to the Defendant.
—That he had, on several occasions, as much as
eight, ten, or twelve timel, received , counterfeit
coin of the same kind, from the Defendant, none
of which be passed, but always returned it; noth
• . ing ever being said by him or Teaff, to each other,
on ,the subject. A
Evidence,vras also offered to show, that about
-' five years ago, Teaff, who is a gunsmith by trade,
had made iies for counterfeit coin ; and that other
spurious coin was seen in his possession.
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p3' The Gazette and the other city Federal pa.
pars have not yet retracted their false, forged and
libellous publications, in relation to the Hon. Jesse
Miller; notwithstanding the North American, from
which they copied, has had the manliness to make
the amende honarlble. Neighbor %voice, you laid
down some eloquent rules and maxims, for news
' paper editors, in your recent Lecture, and certainly
yob should not violate them in your own prac
rice.
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a:,Between six and seven thousand hogs were
slaughtered at Cincinnati, on last Thursday—
: about 55,000 have been slaughtered altogether
the present season. They average $3,0.0 per
1.00 lbs.
Tha Western Line of Telegraph is tepidly
• progressing towards St. Louis. An office has been
opal* is Vincennes, la., and that place is now in
- 'communication with.llAtsburgh and the eastern
• cities.'
• 'lteeteell AT WAIMINOTON.—The Union of
Saturday night says :
The eve of the. meetirr , of Congress always
brings with it .a fresh hatch of rumors. We shall
.stot notice the idle reports about the. President's
message. In a fe.v,days be will speak-for him
-self. Another report is that Mr. Trist a has been
I - instructed to reopen, if he can, negotiations with
=the government 'of . Queretaro." We have already'
stated that. so far from this supposition being
Itrne,despatcbes have been scot on to direct Mr.
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-Triers return. If the Congress of Queretaro
: count upon our government importunately press
ing a peace, they will be grossly deceived in the
spirit id ilte administration."
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EDITOR . AID - 11.11.0 i
PITTSIBIIRGIIr'
WEDNPDATIVIORICING,DECI:MBER 1, 1847.
0:7 1.4. CARR United Statea - Newspaper
Agency, San Buildings. N. E. corner of Third and
bock, and 440 N. Fourth street—is our only au
thorised agent in Philadelphia. -
WAR MEETING
Rally for your Country !
kmeeeing of the citizens of Pittsburgh and
vicinity, who are fn favor 'of sustaining the gov
ernment in the existing war with Mexico, will be
held in the old Court House r on Saturday evening,
at 7 o'clock.
Mews: Shaler, Weandless, Burke, Magraw,
slate of Ohio vs. James Teaff.
The trial of James Teaff, of Steubenville, to
wliicb allusiun was made in Friday's paper, ter
initialed by a verdict of " Not Guilty."
The Defendant Was the late President of the
For the Defence, it was shown that Little had,
for many years, been largely indebted to Teaff, and
in consequence of his property being sold under
execution in favor of Teaff, he had threatened to
send him to the penitentiary. .
Hia character for truth and veracity was also
attacked by fifteen witnesses; and supported by
thirty-five, who represented him to be a man of
truth and veracity, except in his business transac
tions, and that they would believe him on oath.
The case was tried before a Special Jury, who,
utter being out about two hours, returned a ver
dict of Not Guilty." The trial lasted nearly
three days. • '
IXPIACHININNT OF TRE PRI.BIIII , ENT.—An ex
change, referring to Col. Fremont's trial, says :
There is a probability that the trial of this officer
may lead to another of even more interest to the
public. It is understood that Col. Benton has re.
Marked that it will lead to a Suite Trial, or, in
other words Me impeachment of the President is
threatened."
al' The above, vbich we find going the rounds
of the Federal papers, we do not hesitate to pro
nounce a "weak invention of -the enemy "—a
Roorback of the deepest die! Will Federal edi
tors ever learn to be honest
• OZ:l'The , Baltimore Sun, which is in truth an
independent paper—none of your courters of fed.
• eral patronage, and promulgators of federal senti
ments, says •of Mr. Clay's spFech:—... Our honor ,
Our policy, our right, justice to ourselves, -to the
world; to our ancestry and to our posterity, forbid
us to follow the counsels of Henry Clay in relation
to 00: war."
o:rblttior Iturbide, of the Mexican army, taken
prison& at the battle of Huamantla, is now in
Cincinnati. He is on his parole of honor, and is
travelling thrtiugh the country on a tour of plea.
sure.
(O.The Mr. Herbst, who, as Monday's Jour
pal states, was one of the speakers at the late
444 meeting, is not our friend Captain JOHN I'.
Hainser but a Mr. David C. Herbst, a relative
of the captain.
0-Ex..Governor T. W. RUSTLES was to have
,addressed the Democratic War Meeting in Colum
bus., ou Saturday labt.
0.51 r. CI. *l' was nominated for the Presiden,
;el at a kderat meeting in Clark county;'Qltio, a
few- dayssince. This is the first response to Mr
Clay's nomination of himself.
CeCot. 'amalgam( Darts has declined parta.
king of public. dinner, which was tendered him
bp•the citizens_ of Vicksburgh, Miss.
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Who've for The Country t
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By reference to another:column, it will be seen,
that a meeting is proposed,:for Saturday to'
take intir considenstion the state of our country at ,
the present crisis. Great and momentous ques
firms are now at issue—the most important, per
haps,of all of which is, thb war in which we are
now engaged witti'Mexico. It is therefore, d. si
cable, that all who feel interest in these matters ' ,
—and who does not ?--shall attend. :We conse
quently call upOn all who are for their " country
first, the country last, the country ever;" all who
wish to offer a word of encouragement to their
brave countrymen now in Mexico; all who are
averse to the stopping of supplies to the - brave men
who have periled their lives for their country's
cause ; alll who do not believe that their country
men now in Mexico are worse than banditti and
robbers; all who do- not believe them capable
, oi
the vilest enormities ever perpetrated, by demons;
all who believe their countrymen in . Mexico to be
patriots; all who do not believe they arOtic offecour.
ingOf 'the earth—pardoned convicts , : ire= State
prisons and penitentiaries, and beastlj drunkards,
who volunteered only because they mere drunk;
all, in short, who wish to strengthen' the arms of
their fellow - -countrymen now fighting fin them;
all true patriots of whatever party name, are re
spectfully invited to come out, on Saturday next,
and manifest their patriotism, by the:.adoption of
such resolutions - as will prove to their'countrymen
in general the sentiments they cherish.
A CA,tpIAGN IN NNW Maxie° with Col. Doni
phan, by Frank S. Edward; a Volunteer; with
a map of the route, and a table of the distances
traversed.
Every thing which relates to Mexico, will be
read with the greatest interest by the American
people. The volume before us, is a graphic and
faithful picture of Col. Doniphan's campaign into
New Mexico and Chihuahua—a campaign which
has frequently been compared with itte :perilous
marches of Xenophan against the Persians. The
volume is written in the style of a scholar, and a
close observer, and is interspersed with a thousand
thrilling incidents and accounts of battles. The
boot• is for sale by M. P. Monsx, on Fourth street.
Tux Fcciwzas Piftsosirren, translated by N.
Cleveland. •
• We are indebted to -Mr. Caldwell, for' parts 9
and JO, of this beautiful. and entertaining work.
We !emit that more copies of this publication are
sold than any other which has been issued from
the press for many years. The engrarings and
designs Are really rich and faithful.
Tnc YANILZZ BLADZ:—This is the best litera
ry. newspaper published in Boston, the Emporium
of Literature and Yankee notions. Caldwell is
agent for this city. See advertisement in ano
ther column.
Dsmocas-ric Mica:us:v.—The Wolverine State
IS Democratic all over! She has a unanimous
Democratic delegation in Congress—a Democratic
Governor!—a unanimous Democratic Senate !
nearly unanimous Democratic House !--a Demo
cratic majority in every county in the State! —and
a popular majority of over six thousand in the
State! Eternal glory and honor to Michigan!
LOCAL MATTEIiS.
03-The fire on Monday night gave a great
light. The frames burnt with rapidity. We un
derstand that - it broke out in the stable of Mr.M%
Coy; an adjoining stable was burnt—several frame
dwellings were entirely consumed. The water
was scarce, and the entries could not reach.the
spot for some time. Several shanties were torn
down, In order to arrest the flames. Two horses
and a cow were burned tq death. We believe there
was no insurance. A number of poor families
los: much of their furniture. One - .woman lost
every thing. It may be that the assistance of the
public is needed by some of them; and if so it
should be called out.
In the District Court, yesterday, the case of
Teasdale vs. Lee, was up. It may not be ready for
the Jury fur several days. But one or two.wiines
ses have yet been examined. It is substantially
the same case that was before the Quarter Sessions,
and withdrawn by Prosecutor. We will give a
report of the trial, after the verdict is rendered.
c o. There is a shoe shop on Smithfield street, in
wbich, in addition to the leather fixings, the pro.
prietor sells " sweet cider!" Old shoes and sweet
cider! Some may have a taste forthe beverage
under such circumstances; but we would prefer
taking it at Bennett's.
BIBLE PEESENTATJON.—The presentation will
come MT on next Saturday afternoon, at Lawrence.
ville, at • 3 o'clock. Presentation on behalf of the
ladies by Rev. R. Lee. Reception on the part of
the Lawrenceville Divislon, by John A Wills, Esq.
The members of the order in the two cities will
tnrn out in regalia.
a:I.A small number of Anti Slavery men held a
meeting in Temperance Hall last evening, at which
a comrniVee was appointed to enquire into, and
report on, the result of the recent trial of Doctor
Mitchell. It was mentioned by Mt. Fleeson that
the Dr.'s property had been levied oti already. R .
H. Kerr, Esq., made a speech. We were in but a
moment and can report no further.
cO. In the case of Butler & Co. irs..,Leecla & Co.
being an action to recover damaged far hiss of
bacon,(which was alleged to have been spOiled by
delay on the canal,) the ierdict was rendered
on Monday in laver of the defendants,.
THIS ETENlNG—Oirster Supper ak the, Athe
•nmum. This is all we har•e to say, though we
might write a colu'nn all about that' saloon and
its proprietors. , ,
co'"' All our city papers notice the :death of an
old negro, who was foUnd in a Ten Pin Ulley, in
the Fifth ward.
•
co" . • lion. Thomas Corwin, U. S. Senator from
Ohio, was in this city yesterday.
0:7- A lecture will lie delivered this evening.
before the Mesmeric SoCiety, at their .Hall] corner
of Fourth and Smitbfielt streets. Experiments in
Animal Magnetism and Clairvoyance will be ex
hibited Admission free to alt who htsve a desire
to see and hear.
BRUTE ."—The .Telegraph says a Wood
street merchant turned his wife and el:alit:out of
doors on Sunday night, while on a drunken spree.
GREAT. ITALIAN REMEDY.
'PMILLDCLPHIA, April '2B, 1846.
Being titillated for some 8 years with that most
listreesing disease, the asthma, and for the last
3 years much of the lime confined to my room,
ind at several different times my life was des
~aired "of; I concluded to obtain some of Ala
toni's Sicilian Syrup, wbtch was recorrunended to
me by a friend from New York. who
.stated that
it had curedtsome of the most inveterate, cases
tnown to the medical"profession. Suffice it to say,
hat, after using the above medicine 'for about 4
seeks, I was entirely relieved, and I believe radi
ally cured. Yours with respect, •
OLIVER %V. OWEN,
No 175 Bertram at.; Philad'a.
Hays IS Brockway, Wholesale and Retail Agents;
see advertisement. feb22
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The melancholy- - 'arid heart..rending news "o
the blirning;of the Phenix, which was foresh;
:lowed by' the telegraph a fisv day* ago, ha
been "fully confirmed by ,our latest exchange p .
pm from Detroit and Cleveland. -.We copy ..
low the full partiCulars: .
From the Detroit F,ee Press—Extrll, Nov. 25.
Two' Hundred Lives Lost
THE PROPELLER.PWIENIX SLIME
One Hundred and Fifty Hollandcis Burned:
ONLY THIRTY 34VED! !
We have the painful news of the destructi.n
of the propeller Phcenix, together with upwa s
of TWO HUNDRED passengers, of. which o e
hundred and fifty Were Hollanders, on their wa
to settle in the west.
This melancholy news \
we got from the En •,4 , •
neer, who returned to this city on board the pr•-
'peller Delaware, this day.
The. Phrenix was bound up, and on, Su
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day morning . last about 4 o'clock, when with n
17 miles of Sheboygan, she was discovered to e
on tire. After finding it impossible to extingui h
the t 1 e, and that all who remained on board wound
perish in the flames,
many of them jumped over
board and endeavored to save themselves
.as best
they could. About thirty got into the small
boats and were picked up by the Delaware, whiiit
hove in sight'after the Phenix was in flames, but
not in time to render assistance to those who re
mained on board, or who were unable to get i I to
the small boats.
The engineer furnishes us the names of th
known to have been lost, and whom he recolle is
by name:
Mr. West and lady, Racine;
Mr. Fisk and lady, do
Mrs. Heith and sister Little Fort;
Mrs. Long and child, do.
.J. Burroughs, Chicago;
D. Blish, Southport ;
Misses Irszelton, Sheboygan;
About 25 other cabin passengers, 5 or 8 steer
age do., together with 150 Hollanders.
Of the officers and crew were lust—;.
D: W. Kelley, steward ;
J. C. Smith, saloon keeper;
N. Merrill, 2d mate ;
W. Owen, 2d enginneer;
H Robinson, Ist porter;
J. Nawgent, let fireman;
Deck hands—T. Halsey, I. Fertaw,J. Murdock,
A. Myrdock, George ;
Cabin boy—H. Tisdale, Cleveland, body found;
Wheelsman—L. Southwick ;
The names . of those SAVED are—
Capt. Sweet,
Clerk, Donihue ;
3d Engineer. M. W. House;
Ist Mate, H. Watts;
Wheelsman, A. G. Kelso;
Deekhand, J. Moon;
Fireman, Michael O'Brien ;
Porter, R. Watts.
The Phrenis had as large a load of passengiirs
and freight as she could carry.
The Ibas of life above is the largest, we beHieVe,
which ever occurred on the lakes, andthe propet!ty
lost is . mmense. It is supposed that those 150
Outlanders had considerable money with thelm,
as they were seeking a location in the west; but
bow uncertain is life. It is indeed mournlulko
record this sad catastrophe.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
We have conversed with Mr. W. House, E.i g i•
seer of the Pbcenix, and from him received khe
following particulars in addition to those furnished
by the Free Press. The fire occurred on Sunday
morning, the 21st inst., between Sheboygan and
Mantouwick, and about 17 'miles from Sheboy n.
first discovered
The fire was discovered under deck near he
back end of the boiler, and,all possible me ns
were used to extinguish it, but without succtiss.
The two small boats were lowered away, and liin
stantly filled with the few who escaped to tell he
tale of the sad disaster. Capt. Sweet, who had
been for some days confined to his state rtl,
one wheelsman and one deck hand were in on 4;
the boats ; the first mate, one fireman, and I'M
porter in the other ; the balance of the loads Were
chiefly Hollanders.
Mr. Donihue, Clerk, and Mr. House, Engineer,
and one passenger, Mr. J. Lang.were all that Were
taken from the water alive. Donihue and Lang
were fo.mtl under the stern, clinging to the wheels,
and the engineer on a flat about thirty rods from
the wreck. Those who were saved were taken up
by the Propeller Delaware, which was at anchor
off Sheboygan at the time the fire commenced i
The Delaware towed the wreck, which was corn
pletely gutted, into Sheboygan, where it now lays
aground.
Much credit is due to Capt. Tuttle, and the crew
of the Delaware, for the prompt and humane; as.
siatance rendered by them on the occasion, and
for the kind treatment extended to the sufferers
while In their passage down. The Phoenix .was
owned by Messrs. Pease 8c Allen, of this place, and
insured we learn to the - amount of 813,000 in
eastern companies.—Clrodond Herald.
STILL FURTHER PARTICULARS
The cabin, we learn, was well filled with pas
sengers, mostly from Buffalo—among them many
females, not one of whom was saved, but 101 l
lost.
At the first alarm, at about 3 o'clock in the
morning, it was the watch of the 2d mate, who
is among the lost. The Ist mate says that jon
the instant he was out. No fi re could then! be
seen, he could only smell tire. He went down di
rectly into the hold, but could discover no thine.
yet he no sooner reached the deck again, than the
flames burst out, rising at once to the upper woks
Now they spread like wild fire.
Lowering and manning the two small be
was the work of a moment. Many of ti
saved, swam to the boats after they lea the P
nix, and all who clung to the boats had been
to inexorable fate.
The Clerk's hands were badly burnt holding
the wheel at her stern. He let himself di
when he could stay on her decks no longer, '
mast, at this time, was full of men, who
climbed up to
. be for a little while longer ou
the reach of the dooming flame. But the asc
ing suffocating heat overcame them one by
and so they dropped into the fire, till, at last,
mast burnt off and fell over into the lake.
were the only two persons, who, beside the C
and those in the boats, were saved, of all t
hundreds of human beings, that, but a few
hours before, were in unconscious bleep,
which they were to awake but tO sleep agai
suddenly and unwarned, the sleep that known no
waking,—Cleveland Plaindealer, Nov. 17.
The iftlinot Proviso in South Carolina and eeor
gia.—Governor Johnson, of South Carolina, tians
initted to the legislature on Monday last,l his
annual message, which is published in the Charles.
ton papers received last night. It is brief and. to
the point, and; is evidently a document of uch
merit. The most important point to vvhic he
aliudes, is- the Wilmot Proviso, against the
principles of which he recommends the ost
energetic action. He considers it as uncon titu.
tional, and calculated to destroy the balanca of
power. which even now is against the South, and
to fetter the new States with such restrictions as
to leave the mere shadow of sovereign power to
them.. Resolutions upon the subject of the Wil
mot Proviso,' embracing those adopted by the
Virginia legislature, have been introduced it the
legislature of Georgia.--Bak. Sun. 1
Mr. Clay and the New York Courier.—The
York Courier of yesterday, in along a
devoted to M. Clay and 'his last speech,.
showing the uniform adherence of the Court
that statesman wheneverle desired 0 be a
date for the Presidency, stye it is decidedly
sed to his name being used in that connectid
1848, as defeat, worse than in 1844, will
It says it will labor unceasingly to procu
possible, the nomination of Scott or Taylor,
the Whig xandidate for the Presidency, in the
persuasion that either,
if nominated, will i '
the triumph of the Whig principles." It
Clay receive the nomination it will support
though with no expectation that he will be elt
:Its comments upon the late-speech at Lexin
are more severe thah any expression of opi
we have seen in otbet journals.
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Stewart Geo
Stewart Jas
Stevenson W L
Stocking S P
Stinson C B
Styne Mary A
Sturgeon J P
Stocklard J R
Storm Francis
Stoner Eveline
Stout' Henry
Storer John H
Stokes W H
Stocking Sophia
Stetson C B
Slone Mary A
2 Smith H
Straub John
.Straub L
2 Sullivan Mary
Swari Sarah
Sutton Beni
Suttoh Richard
Tye John
Tomlinson E S miss
Todd& Smith
Trevellear Richard
Turner Jeasea
Tracy James
Towle Samuel
Trueman David
Trimble John
Tolhurst Stephen
Tamer H R
Turner Obidiah
Trevir Susan
Tolcrs Kelly
Trainer Patrick
.fucker George
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William
ler Richard
Erastua
!rote Catharine
cry W J"
lame John •
Lams Ann
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ems Clara F
Lim B 0
;On Sarah
.On Mr
On John
on William
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.on F C
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n Jonathan ' 2
n Amos
inson Aethony .
sins Samuel
t William " t , !
of Jane
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inson Jane
• ersham W P
nget James
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Wb inner, Geinge
White Anderson
White Henry
White Elizabeth.
Whi tmore John •
Windless Agnes
Wintew A -
Woode Mary M
Woodburn John
Youngaon George 3 Young JObn
Young William Young Bather
Young Alexander A young James
Rabnun Jacob W
INITIALS.
Clerk of S. B. Geoessee::
Clerk of S—S. NI - ease - Ogee,:
Lycnrius Division &ins of Ternperanze;
C; Mcg.IBBEN.
Postmaster.
Animal( Magnettamt, 2
/VHF. K Pittsburgh Phreno Magnetic Society" will
.1 hold *public meeting thin evening, (Dec. lit.,)
at 7 O'clock,"at their Hall, corner of Fourth and
Smithfield streets. A Lecture will' be delivered,
and it is expected a Dental operation performed on
a subject while under the influence of Animal Mag
netism. ANTHONY JAQUAY, Sec.
decl-It'.
Allegheny county, S. S.
.v.rt.; In the matter or the administrttion
9 account of Williain H. Wightutatt Ad
-
« ministrutor of the eirtate,ofJacob Metz
dec'd, No 14, of Oct. T.-2843n..
' And now, to wit, November, .2Qth
847, on motion of John Barton, attor
ney for Wm. Metz, the court appoint Wni. Boyd,
Esq., auditor to distribute the funds in the bands of
the adminiietrator among the heirs of the said dece
dent. By the Court. . •
JOHN'' YOUNG, Jr.
The undersigned Auditor will meet for the pur
poie of his appointment at hir office on 4th street in
the city of Pittsburgh, on Thursday, the Bth' day of
January, 1848 at 2 o'clock, P. M., at which time
and place all persons Interested *ye hereby 'notified
to attend. A.V.K. BOYD ,
decl ' Auditor..
JUST REVD. BY ADAMS & CIS , S EXPRESS—
Super super Eng "drab Cloth for over coats;
Super super Eng. !silver - r.
Do do black • " frock and dress coats;
Do French Cloths for frock and dress Coats,
Do d 6 plain sad tansy Cassimeres, for
Pantaloons; - ;
Do do cut velvets: cashmeres, plain and
Bird . silks, caisimeres, etc. etc. - for.
Vesting!.
In addition to the aboireove have the most select
stock of cloths, cassimeres and vestings in the West-'
ern country, our goods being bought .e Importers
only., •
The above goods will be made to order at the
shortest notice and moat reasonable terms, by
ANCKER & MAYER,
(late M. Anker & Co.] Clothiers and Teflon,
decl ° 70 Wood at., 5 doors above 4th.
B EESWAX --A small lot for sole' by
smug
66 Wood 1.)
decl ;56 Wood street.
4- LASSEE,D—A few IS2ITr°r:IIIZ
H CLAIIt,
decl 156 Wo od itr
each - of my "aupeilor Aioinitic
971 0i s n e e 3 -Bitt d e ° re z,, .7fer'sale to the trade with per
cent off. A.lecoAr sale by the gallon orsingle botee
at the wine store of
decl
. .
IJONS for rate a t the wine store
decl , JACOB WEAVgII..
CRUSHED and pulverized sugars for sale it `the
wine store of
decl
,
ARDINES for sale by the case, tin or half tin
at the wins store of
decl
A NCLIOVIES—A few dozen jars for sale at the
wive store of [declj• JACOBWEAVER.
ROCK Bottles for sale at the wine store of '
deel JACOB WEAVER
rANCY Hock Cologne for , sale at die wine store
or (ilea) JACOB WEA.VEIL.
nBAMPAGNE•bottIes for sale ■t. the wine store
IL/ of decl • JACOB WEAVER:
W.H/TE GLUE-2 Mils utperior jut received
ned for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCKik Co.
corner of Pint and Wood en..
BENZOIC ACID-73 enlaces Nat receiied 'and
_Dior sale by B. A; FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
decl corner ailed and lyood rte._
ANATTO-2 baszets Para just receivedand for
Bile by B. A. FAHNESTOCIC & C 0.,.
deal . . cot Ist and Wood.
PAMS GREEN---15 capes just recoived and for
sale by. B. A. FALINESTOCK &
dad cot Mood Wood.
Relined Borax. .
6 eases English : just rcc'd and for gale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK 8c,c0.;
cor.Rint and Wood sta.
.
Calcined Magnesia.
cases just rrc'd and for sale by
5
nov3U B. A. FAHNESTOCE&
Elm Flour: • ' •
It•
50ma just reed and for sale bj
nor3o B. A. FAHNEVTOCK CA
Tarl art c As td.
6 cases just reed and for sale by •
ny3o B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.
T"' J/ kkiUMS ! DRUMS ! DRUMS I—An anortment
of Bass and Tenor Drums, just received direct
from tb'a-manufaCturer, and for sale low, by
JOHN H. at ELLOR,
81 Wood st.
PEA NUTS-300 bushel {, a brat rate artiele,for
tale by SMITH & SINCLAIR;
nov27
Forms for Solo. Cheap
FARM of 108 acres, about three miles from
Saltsburih, on Blaceleg creee. and 'bout 37
miles from Pittsburgh by luit, and 50 by the anal
and 3 miles from it. It has 75 acres well elftrerPand
fenced, a hewed log and frame house with three or
four roomsol log barn and a good vein of coal, lime
stones nd iron ore on it; two good leading roads Oro*
it. The above for sale cheap for about $lOOO, or a
half in hand and th. balahce on interest on time.
Also, a tract of 33 acres of land: about hal (cleat-.
ed, a hewed log house &c., on it, it is about Haab.
from Pittsburgh, and near the canal., Deer ereex fad •
the Allegheny river.
Also, an excellent farm of 230 acres and a good
tavern stand, and ex c ellent icnprovements on fly*:
bout 12 miles below Pittsburgh, on the Beaver
road.
A;so,. a farm of 235 acres, a good story and a half
house, with a basement xitcheo, stable 'and other
improvements. and about 75 acres cleared; 13 miles
from Pittsburgh, on the Kittanning road. The above
with other farms, for axle on accommodating term■
decl I. HARRIS.
lIMPTUNIE BALL.
THE Second Annual Ball, given. its•bOuilf of the
Neptune Fire Company, • will. take place on
TIMRSDAY EvzNino,
the 9th of December, at the
Lafayette Assembly Rooms. Applications for Cir
culars and Tickets to be made to the managers.
S. Caincron, Hope. Jahn M , Quewan, Neptbt.
W. C. Irwin President. Wm. M. Edgar; #r
J. Brown, Washington. • James M'lntosh,
Capt A'. L. Melville, U.S. Wm. AL Gormley, cc • •
Jan Caldwell, Wm Penn. T. B. Young,. "
fl• Hays, Eagle. James Porter
Capt M. M , Steen, All., John D. Bailey,
M. Marshall, Duquesne. John Neeper
W. C. Beck, Niagara. Thomas Stewart,:
Capt D Campbell, V ig. . Win White
G . Schneck, V . ig. 111 Co Geotge 'Fasten,
nov29 Thomas Algeo,
PBoxes -300 papers ""wood" just reecitsa
and for sale by • •
. .
B. A. FAHN_FirgOcK ikegtsy
• • icor orbit' a 04.114051 got-'
, • 4
D AD, VALERIAN-,3 belesigiisti and Ger
.El6 man, :nit received. and for oaleAty. • - r
FAHNEMOCX ikrt,
oikof to and:Wood oto.'
qAMWOOD:-40 Bb f.fiew TOiii.gmand i ujaat
teethed and for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK u 6.,
cot of Int and Wood sta.
OIL- 7 10 Blsketi, just received and' For
le by B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4. co.;
no • • corner ofFirst and Wood atsr
EARL SAGO-200 lbs.; just received sod. foi
P
sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.
. coraer'ofFirst and Weed:As.
Notice•
lit Mention for one President, six Managers,
and Treastifix for the Pittaburgh and Coal Hill
Tunpike Road Coropanyy,will, be held at the Toll
louse on December 9th, 1847, between the Imp
or I and 5 P. M. .'
40.10-dtd • rome4r
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