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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH,
FROM MEXICO !
- • Pnmanusine, Nov. 30,1847.
i - :By the southern ,newspsper express, New Orleans
•
• advices to the evening ofthe 23d, have been received,
, .
two days ahead of the United States mail.
An arrival at New Orleans brings the advice. from
r - Vera Cruz down to tbe . lotb; and from Tampico to
13th. .There is no additional news from the
rim
Th.
ye
U. S. schooner Scorpion, sesfuoout by Com.
: Perry, in pursuit of Mexican privateers, has returned
to Vera 'Crux with a Spanish top sail schooner as a
prise, which was no doubt the one of which the Scor
pion was in tiursut.
The sloop of war Germantown sailed from Vera
. crus on the 9th for Campeachy.
-Capt. Rawly , / company arrived at New Orleans.
Miss Gljßon , the actress, died in New Orleans on
the 22d, of:violent hemorhage.
• Flour—Sales of Genesee at $6 2596 31; Bal
timore HoWard street at $6 4306 50. Market,
with moderate transactions, is in lava of sellers
Corn—Market quiet, with sales Prime White at
73c; Prime Yellow at 76c.
Oats—Sales at 50c.
Provisiong—Market for Pork heavy; but no
sales. Lower offers would be accepted.
Groceties-LNo change. a
Wbiaiey—Mcderate sales at 240021.
Lard—Market dull, with few sales.
PHILADELPHIA
_MARKET.
November 30, 3 lAr M.
Floor—Sales Western at sti 50006 68 ; and of
200 Ws. extra Western at 46 75.
•
Rye Flour—Moderate sale! at $3 12.
Wheat—Sales 5000' bus. Pennsylvania Red,
western, at $1 35; new prime White at $1 40.
Corn—Sales Prime Yellow at 70c.
Oats--Limited sales at 40c.
, Cottori—Sales Louisiana at itaii i there is a
better feeling in the market.
Nu change in other articles.
Prepared and corrected every Afternoon
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
, COMMITTEE FOR NOVEMBER.
Joshua Hanna, W. R. Murphy, James May
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OFFICE OF, THE POST,
- WEI:IX/611AT MOANING, Dec. 30. 1847. 5
The weather yesterday, was more moderate and
favorable for ont door business. The sales of the
day were small, confined pretty much to the city.
ASHES—SaIes 5 tons Pearls at 7i salmratus
at 7i Pots and Scorchings at sd'asic. ts lb.
WHEAT—SaIes WO bus. at 05c. Receipts
light.
OATS—Sales 300 bus. at 20c and sales from
store at 270328 c ft. bus.
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FLOUR—Sales from store of some 200 bbls ,
by the dray load, at $4 9525 I2h ta bbl ; and re
tailing by the single bbl. at $3 25a5 40 bbl.
BUTTER—SaIes 25 kegs roll at 'die go- Ri.
OlLS—Regular sales of Tanner's at $lB 50 {?
bbl.' Lird Oil 70c . p gallon. Flaxseed 58c.
gal in.
APPLES--Sales 30 bbls. Rambo at $t 1.24
bbl. Other sales at 751:i3l 25 p bbl ,as in quality!
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BACOs—Sales of Hams at Siinc.. Sides
ic.; .Shoulders 7c. It lb.
kIOGS,- 1 Srme small lots arrived yesterday, and
sold privately. The price is not yet fully estab
lished.
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MBE
"SATs XI max Mr FRIENDS r•—ne N Y.
Commercial, a prominent Federal paper, thus.
speaks of Mr. CLASS last speech :
"It would not-be exactly cnrrect to say that we
are disappointed by the speech itsdr. We did not
- suppose that Mr Clay could have any thing, or at
least much, to say of the Mexican.war which would
startle the public mind by its novelty, .or produce
great effect by the presentation of hitherto unexplor
ed argument. But we can say that, even more than
was anticipated, we are impressed with a sense of the
non necessity for making the speech at all; of its
want of force and effect as a standard under which
any number of the people may rallyas the exponent
of their opinions and feelings; and this mainly, be
cause, to the-vast multitude who bare not made
for the:nselves a clear, determinate and compact
opinion, it presents nothing new, either in propo
sition or argument; while it falls short of extreme
opinion on either side, and cannot satisfy those
%dm believe in the .0. destiny " of conquest on the
one hand, or those who demand an instant and ab
solute withdrawal from Mexico and the war on
the other.' In short, the speech adds nothing of
force or distinctness to the great party issues of
the time, and cannot be adopted, by . friend or
enemy, as the potent rallying cry 'of-a leader."
111 , 1 •
Important Moven:en( its Cuba.—The New Orleans
La Previa, of the 12th mstant, announces that it
. is informed, through a respectable source, Ilfat a
new Spanish journal will, in the course of a very .
short time, be established in this city, .dedicated
exclusively to advocate the emancipation of the
Isle of Cuba, and its annexation to the United
States." ' One of the two principal editors will
1 . .
• ,-: come hither from Havana, where the sum of sltl:,-
000 is' already available for his new enterprise;
::
r th og e: a - h i e nt U o n e it u ed ba, St i a n te a s, nt a i n c d ipa if .
not now in New Orleans, will soon be here. With
regard to i a n i t r r e o a d d a y ct i i n on t
• tated that the persons interested have so well es
,,
• lion of the hostility of General O'Donnell, it is
,
- ablished relations therf_. , that there will be no.
Aifficulty in distributing 9EIO copies' of the paper
..C.-6..tong the inhabitants of the Island. We suppose
'4the person alluded to in the United States, is Moses
'
W. Beach, of the New York Sun, . Cin. Eng.
Never _ •
_ :_, _
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Gerritt Smith---so says the Madison Co. Whig—
'as addressed a letter to the Supervisors and Jus
ices of the several towns of that County, request
ng them to select seven unmarried, poor; land-
Al en women, (a part or all of them may be vvi
ows,) to whom he proposes to give, fifty dollars
pr the purl:ruse of aiding them to purchase a home
ror themselves. •
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I)IC;ErP ATO II S
warl6s9i4 von *RiAlinklispro rosl
NEW YORK MARKET.
November 30,2-P. M
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
ARRIVED
New England, No. 2. Dean, Cincinnati
Oswego, Culhcre , St. Louis
Rio Grande, Conley St. Louis.
Swatara, Cox, Brownsville.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, &wean, Brownsville
ir Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
DF.PkRTED.
New En:done Eberr,Whecling.
Hibernia No- 2,* El incfel ler, Cincinnati
Cashier, IWG.,tiley, Cincinnati.
Skipper, Stoops, Wellsville.
Wellsville, Barnes, Wellsville
;Mingo Chief Moore, Zanesville. -
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.'
Danube - , Cock, Brownsville
Cousul, Bowman, Brewnsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
Swatara; Cox, Brownsville.
lITTSBURGII MIRES 1 - &-DAILY REVIEW.
CORN—Saks 140 bus. at 45c
It is evident by this bounty held out to matri.
ony, Mr.. Smith is no disciple of Malthus—but
ten it is just as evident from his noble charity,
tat be is-fully a disciple of Him who enjoined
Freely ye_havereceived, freely give."
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unexpected! success, numbering its 'sdbscribers by
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the. Publishers grateful for the many faTiors shown to
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its size has been greatly enlarged, and varibus other
improvements introduced, making it one ofthe best
and midst attractive newspapers in the Union.
Among other leading features, the Bain, will
contain from one to four of the richest end`
re mist in
testing &roans of the day. Not only 'oil inal,
but the gems of the European and American Maga
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In addition', its columns will be stored with Popular
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13S1 Washington st., Boston, Mass.
tt; Subscriptions received fer the Yankee
Blade." Nriodical Agents and others supplied in
any quantity, at low rates • also, single copies for
sale'by WIM. S. CALDWY.L.L,
Third street, Pittibuigh, •
decl-Ina General Agent for the Paibliihers.
Tobacco.
11
tl X BOXES D. J. Warwick, 5 , a;
110 " John Rucker, s's;
5431. s'a;
55 . " Henry & James, s's;
20'" J. M. Stanard, s's;
13 44 A. D. Read, s's ;
12." Henry 4. James, ;
15 '• D. J. Warwick, B's ;
70 RB. Warwick, tine I's;
40 " John Norrell, l's;
_ 15 " Henry & James, Vs;
7 44 D.J. Warwick, sup I`. ;
4 44 John Rucker, 44 ;
Consignment from Manufacturer' of Lynchburg,
Va., in store and for sale, by
L. S. WATERMAN,
rine3o No 31 Market, and 62 Flout st.
JOSEPH MURPHY'S
LOOKING GLASS AND CLOCK STORE,
No. 98106'00d Street, Pittsburgh:
AGENERAL assorinaviit of Pier, Mantel and
Toilet Glasses; Portrait, Minature n - nd Land.
scape frames, plain and ornamental, of every variety
ofpatterns. Also, anew style of Windmr.Cornices,
call in and see them, all of which will be sold cheap
for Cash,.or City Acceptances.
Hotels anti Stesm Boats furnished Cheap.
JOSEPH MURPHY, 95 Wood st.
nov3o Practical .Gilder.
John 11.1ack.& Co.,
WVIIOLF.SALE Grocers, Produce and .Commis
sion Merchants, and dealers in Pittsburgh
manufactures, No. 166 Liberty street, opposite 6th,
Pittsburgh. may 12
lrr Liberal advances made on consienments.
JOS. W ..10DWELL,'
Importer and Dealer in '
Foreign and Domestic IlardOrare,
con:rtrai SECOND AND WOOD STS.;
00.29-1 y PITTSEt7IIGII.
"BEST COUGH MF:DICINF: [ls THE WORLD !"
Another evidence of the superiority of Dr.
Willard'sCough,Miature over all others. Read the
tellowing certificate from . a respectable Citizen of
the Fifth Ward:
Pirrsounou, Noy. 3,1647
This certifies that for some weeks past I was troub
led with a very serious cough, which was evidently
becoming seated on the lungs to such an ;extent as
to resist the effect of every medicine whkh:l bad
been using. I was finally persuaded to call at Hays
Brockwars Drug Store, and get a bottle of Dr.
Willard , s Oriental Cough Mixture; which, to my
great surprise, volleyed me very much; after taking
only two or three doses, and be ors I had!used one
bottle; I was entirely cured. I was so much pleased
with Its effects that I have brought others to buy it,
and shall continue to recommend it to my friends,
as Ifirm/y believe it lobe the best cough medicine iw
the world!" .
ANDREW McCAFFRY
Try it—only 25 cents a bottle. Sold by
HAYS r. BROCKWAY,
No. 2 Liberty st. near Canal-Basin
Sold also by .1. Fleming, Lawrenceville.
novlo
NEW WORKS--Good Wives, by Mrs Child.
History of Women, by Mrs. Child.
Prose and Poetry of Europe and America
by Morris and Willis.
Machiavello's Yistory of Florcnde.
Life of Benvenuto Cellini.
Letters of John Adams to his Wife..
Book of the Court. -
Latrobe's Solace of Song.
Dictionary of Quotations.
•11. S. BOSW(IRTH & CO.
nov2s 43 Market et.
CHROME YELLOW-5 eases just received and
for sale by B. A. FAIINESTOCK &
nov2s cor Ist and Wood.
L OG WOOD--100 bbl just received and tor iale by
B. A. FAIINESTOCK
nov2s cur let and Wood.
QUICKSILVER—I flask just received and for
sale by B. A. FAIIN ESTOCK It CO.,
n0v2.5 cor Ist and Wood.
1L , X71 - I.ACT 'Logwood-33 cases " Sanford's,"
rj.inst received and for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK Sz. CO.,
corner 18t. and Wood eta
SUP. Carb. Soda-1500 lbs. "English, , i just reed
and for sale, by
B. A. FATINESTOCK !lc Co.,
corner la and Wood et!
0 ENNA-2 bales "East India," just received and
far sale, by
B. A. FATINESTOCK & Co.,
nov29 7 coiner Ist and Wood sta.
C HROME Green-5 cases Tiernan's — , just rcc'd
and for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.,
nov29 corner lot and Wood its.
LARD—A fsw Kegs No. 1, for sale by
nov27 SMITH & SINCLAIR.
SWEET Malaga Wine—lS Bbls and India bar.
role Sweet Malaga Mountain Wino, foi sale at
low prices, by JACOB WEAVER.
nov27 Wine Store.
NEW YORK - pEEIN TEA COMPANY.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
ALEXANDER JAYNES is the only authorised
agent in Pittsburgh and Allegheny, ,cities '
for
the sale of the Pekin Tea CompanriTeas of 75 and
77 Felton et., New York. Another perscin in Pitts
burgh pretending to sell our teas is an impostor, and
deceives all who may patronise him. It ib common
ly known that the Pekin Tea Compan?s teas have
proved superior to all other tens sold, end 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 have obtained elsewhere: t Others
again assume the name of flea Company, and imi
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. :.W.e have only to
say that this assumed company have no connection
whatever with the New York Pekin Tea Company,
as consumers of tea will readily discovni by com
paring the article they sell with the genuine tea, sold
b y the New York Pekin Tea Company, at the store
of A. Jaynes, 72 Fourth et.
N. B. Messrs. M'CALLMONT & BOND, of Phila
delphia, have no connection whatever tvith the New
York. Pekin Tea Company, nor have they any right
or privilege to sell teas under a name so nearly re
sembling ours, as to have a tendency .to mislead the
DOUGLASS & CO.,
nov4 75 and 77 Fulton at., N. Y.
nori”oa Weekly Budget of New Books.
rP EIE Old Commodore; The Manceuvering )dother;
The Wilfulness of Woman; S picadors of Ver
sailles; Jennetta Allison, or the Strawberry Girl, a
tale of the sea and the shore.
•Kaama or Daylight, the Arapaho; half breed, a
tale of the Rocky Mountains.
Alp, a large lot of Pictorial papersi for sale by
the hundred or by the aingle number. SubsCriptions
received for all the eastern Magazines and 'Periodi
cals, without any charge for postage ; ' and in ad
vance of the mail. • M. P. MORSE,
nov29 • No 85 ~Fourth at.
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ISEEiNfi
1 \ I PROSPE i I
II VS
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I or Taxj
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' ! Congre gonal Globe land Appendix.
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11 i i:
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NN'i issue this Prospectus to ..appr is e the p lic
of re6vi l edi pr4arotiona on litipait to turriisili the
Cuuortassoos - 41t. Gt.on i t and iAPPEN. DIX for the ap
,
proaChing sessl'on, and 'to infrite subseriptioq. 7 —•
The two Houses hare Oontratled with US fort the
work, on anch t i crais as enable'us now to make einm
plete, reports, tt multiply anciiissue the - numb4s in
quicker succes ion than, hereltifore, and. witho4in
creasing the miice_to subscribers, and we hop to
.make good returns for the Mu:l - lathy and highvOcial
istincfion thus bestowed - on the poblicati on. 1 1 We
;shall I increase 'the volume ati least one third I,,be
y e onif its online 'y bulk, and endeavor to atlatir, its
'usefuness b ytending still limber its large . cut
.1 I • 11
liatiorl. , HI , II II
This last is nOt t h e e least 'important point in llthe
:view 'uf Congress . Faithful and datable rept/as
'of the dehates o the body, are of value, in proilior
tion' tti the exterit of their cireulatiori among • 'he
'Peopl'e, It is iil this way that Congress is brought
into, the presence of its remote constituents--that
it obtains easy aecess and holds rommuniiation vii i ith
ahem from day tb day, and renders the government
really', representative. 1 l
1 Having received from all patties inCongresslthe
Strongest inarksjof approbat.on and 'confidence p il in
:the liberal means and permaneih contract voted' to
'continue the work, we shall not be found wan ting
hi the impartiality and industry, necessary tolihe
title ftilfilment of the engagement on our part. The 1
next session vt ill task to the utmost, the besiiel.'
lorts of thcrie connected with tae undertaking. 11 It
Will be distingatshed by discussions of extraordlha
,ry interest, and; results of [drling concern. The
war, 118 Origill and conduct byioffirers in the clibi.
net and in the liSld. will furnish'subjects of profo ind 1
inquiry and consideration. The terms of peare,
the dispositiim to be made of conquests, the corlse. l
['fences to be drawn from all that has been itnre, l
as affecting parties in this country, and especi4:lly'
as bearing on the approaChing Presidential election,
will open up novrl and powerfully operating a
pinions. rendering the council at ‘Vashington l i tr .
.
ring the next yehr, as pregnan t of good and evili ll to
this continent, nit those of Rome were to the ,Id
World in the daYs of her early energy. Sikh ; a
lid I of deliberation and actioti was never presiyit
ed to 'a n y previqus Confess.
,All that has trips •
1 ,. ired,or may hereafter transpire before the clostiol
the approachingi session of Congress, in New l‘ ix
leo, Caliturnia, ni the capital pf Mexico, and Pie
provinces 61111 dependant on it, sail) come under the
consideration oil the next Congress. Its deb lef
I will contain the instory of the''iiar, and its ac ion
' determine its resiults, whether they be decided lby
arms or diplomacy. And whitever is develoilid,
concerning the oast and interesting matter, oneie
floor of CongiesS, or in the nxecutive messa ts,
W r.ill be found , fecordid in the Coxossssto. t
. i
Groins and Artari or x. , • I
l'he•Cotsoassitiox•t. Gt.cinn is made up of be
daily proceedings of the two Homes of Cong nix
and printed on superfine dotiblei'royal paper, with
small type, (hreotier and nonparrel,) in qua-to lot in,
each numbs r containing sixteeintoyal quarto path.
The speeches of the members, in the first form, acre
condensed—the fiill report of the prepared spe4li
i being reserved kir the Ares:gni:. All resolutions,
motions, and other proceedings, ate given in t h e
'orro of 'the Journals, with the leas and nays 4,.l
important;;,,,importanti v iest,on. I
.
Every member wilt have an Opportunity to rend
has remarks before they are .put to p,ess,
alter our report if he shall think it incorrect.
The APYX NILO is made up of the President's alra
nual message, the reports o f the principal office-1.3
of the goaernnont that accompany it, and ftll
speeches of menders of Congress written Out sir
reaar•ed by thenttiela es. It as prianted in the saft4e
form as the Cotrosi.ssiott at. Glues., and tasua4y
makes about the;same number sit' pages amines
During the first month or six weeksof a session,
there is rarely more business dd.:se than %N tnakie
t.'o numbers a ; week—one of the Coxart
ZONAL 'GLOII6, one of the Arraxrits; but dune:::
the remainder of a session, there is usually satyr
erect matter for i!wo or three numbers of each etc :
cry week. Ihe next session Vl II be unusually
tere.strirg: thereldre, we Calculate that the Cup.
oRLSSIDN,I. Gi.6us and ,APPLEDIX together sti:4l
make 3,000 largequarto pages] printed in sm4l
type—bre% ler an 4 noupariel. ‘l, l e furnish compt
Indexes to both at the end of a ;session.
We Will endeavor to print a ;sufficient num .r
of surPluscopies to supply all that may be m
earriedi or lost in the mails; but the subscrr
should be very particular to file their papers ea
fully, for fear that we would not be able to sup by
all the lost numbers.
fill'iSElwho have been deceived with mock pre
y; lectitled flair preparations, atibuld read the! fol
lowl di statement* of respectable; persona:
3.l4jAhrtihain Vandertieck, of 9S Avenue D, New
Yorli a j ce i rtifies that his head was entirely bald on
the Op, sod by the use of two 3s. bottles of Jones'
Carat Date Reatorative, he has a good crop of hair,
andl ,Will allow have it long, thick, and luxuriant. ,
Tensta. l'iliilWris. Jackson, of 89 Liberty st. Pittabergh, I
For one copy of the CungreSsional Globe f 2 . 4 4, ctrl 6; lt9n the 3d - of Feb. 1847, that ' Mr. Ttulfmaa 1
For a copy of the Appendix ' • 2 1.1')! Jactii,iin'alhead, on the top, was entirely bald for i
, ,
-- 40 I tifte rf years, and that by using two 31. bottles el
For six copies of either, or a part of both kr
. oJ tits" Coriil flair Restorative, the hair is groWing
Proprietors of ,newspaper. is ho copy this pr ra
fast ji.bieli hint healthy. Ile expects by using this a .
pectus Wort the first of December, an d se nd 1 ; 6 1 little lon g er to have a better head of hair than he
one copy of their paper containing w it, marked i'' even lftad... Dave vim Seen, OF DAI6IOIIITY 1 ' Mr.
round With a pelt, to direct our attention to It, ponj e r, algrocer, on Fulton Ili., had hie hair .
.Co
shall have their dnn entered our books fer plet Iv elieked up with dandruff, and Jonee'Coral
one copy of the I .'ortgresstunal Globs and Appe it. IfaiOtesuirative entirely and permanently cured it.
pia during the setsion. 1 Directiehs tor wing Jones' Coral Hair Restorative:
Our prices for these papers are 60 low that 'ye Fist forcing the growth of flair, it is necessary to
ca . a s l i ght
person need consume tune in writing fur them,
cannot a ff ord to credit them out Therefore, lo
qt- sta r lure may enter the pores. This maybe done by
appiing it with a woderately hard brunt), butlit col
less the money areompanies the order. i nor necessary to use these harsh means except in ac-
Subscriptions should be here by the 11th litt- ,turil. Olsen'• of baldness. Where the Hair falls off,
comber, at the faiibeg, to ensure all numbers. ha eigrey; Sc., apply the Restorative with the band,.
L'LAIR It RIVES. ) or 4ift. brush. Part the hair in the different places, ' ,
4 so tOt the mstnruhve may touch the scalp. ~The
- j sant ;Mirmiens may he used for Dressing, 4-e
/ 41
,; S Ist at Catell Sa Ni, No 89 Liberty at. head of Wood,
I V Sig if the Rig Boot. noii23
, . , ___..._,______
it_T MIME'S am cautioned against using Common
4. I_lo4repOled Chalk: They.are not aware how fright
-4 fully ilnjdrqous it is to this skin I how coarse,; , how
TOO ill, hew/ sallow, yellow and unhealthy th akin
• app •tt'r" altlbr using prepared chalk ! Besides lit is
inju ibus,lntaining a large quantity of lead I I Ve ‘
hay pr eps ed a beautiful vegetable article, Which
weall Jones ' Spanish Lily White. "It is perfectly
Inn chat, tieing puri fi ed of all aeleterious qualities;
1
and it imparts to the skin a natural, healthy, ala
bastes!, clear, lively white; at the same time meting
j as &Misfile ic, on the akin, making it soft and smooth. ' I
Lit Whtt
11 4,latees Anderson, Practical Chemist of i Massa •
chu etts s isdys: ~ After analysing Jones , Spanish:
,p0,.1 find it possesses the most beaUtiful
) 1
0 , and natural, and nt the same time innocent white I ,
1 eve haw. l 1 certainly can conscientiously reetim.
l s mend its Ilie to all whose skin requires beautifying.t ,
Prlce l ,29 cents a box. Directions—the best way to
apply Lilly White, is with soft leather or woobl—the
formes preferable.
A r E, sir or Teem mon 23 cr.:res.—White teeth,
Foulleatli, healthy Gums. Yellow and unhehlthy
' teet,l tier , being once or twice cleaned with Jfinest
Am let;; ; Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the
most 4cautifill ivory, and ~at the Same time it 'is so
perfhctly innocent and exquisitely fine, that iuitcon
want (Ally use is highly advantageous, even to those
meti tatj are in good condition, giving them a beau
tifull
phli,h, and preventing a premature decay.—
' Thosel#lready decayed it prevents from becoming
1 woriej;t-it also ( fastens such as is becoming leote,
j and by j persVerance it will render the foulest teeth
1 delicat4.lY white, and make the breath delicinufly
mend Prieb 2.5 or 311 cents a box. All the above
are Sail only at/82 Chatham at. sign of the American
, i 1 Eagle,liNeW York, and by the appointed Ageing
w i whrilselhamer appear in the next column. ' 1
,1,,j WILN.' YO/ 6IARRY, and gat a rich husband, lady?
n j "Yourliface is your fortune? , Is't, beautiful, clear,
i s fair! Di it Whiter If not, it can be made so, r ecen
1 thougWiL be yellow, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned
l l and freckled. Thousands have been made lilies
Who have whetted oncet,or twice with Jones , Italian
Cheimeal Sririp. The effhct is. glorious and magnifi
cent. 4tut be sure you get; the genuine Jones' Soap,
;It Die .. 1 ;glt eifthe American Eagle, 82 Chatham 15t..1 ,
' B. nmiworm, Salt-rheum, Scurvy, Eryinpelas;lßer
er,a 111, are often cured by Jones , " Italian Chenii
-1 SqPi when every kind of remedy has failed.
la it , eures pimples, freckles, and clears the ekin,
linc4.. Sold at the American Eagle, 82 Chathim
Mittd, -reader, this seldom or never fails. 1 , •
. C. INGLIS, Jr. Paterson.'
1 )11 iACYITON'S; 89 Liberty it, head of Wood,
Boot. orthd)Big ,,
nov23;
ri -,_
We have a iettf surplus copies of the Curial . '
sional Globe (or the last session Of Congress, whit
v.e Nall sell for the origanal 'subscription pa ice
$1 a copy. We ;hare no surplus copies of the.
pendis kir that session.
Washington, Oct,!4, 18.1,7
Connell's Magical Pain Extractor.
IT is now conceded by medical 'men thatronne
Magical Pain Extractor, manulacturedt by Co ,
sto•lt 4 • Co., 21 Coint/and at , Vete York, is the gre
est wonder of the ldtli century. 'lts effects-are t t
ly miraculous. All pains are removed from bt a
scalds, &c., arid all external sores; in a few mien el
alter its application, healing the same on the m i
delicate Fain, leaving; no scar. It is equally bet e
licial in all tunes uf in fl ammatory diseases, such ap
sore Nipples and Eves; Sprains, Itheumatis §
White Swelling and Ulcers, Bruises, Burns, Ch 11;- ,
/
blains, Erysipelas; Biles, Tic Dolorous, &c.
,1'
might add as proollto all we say, the names of ma t
eminent physicians who use it in t , boir practice, a d
hundreds of the clirgy who praise it to their poo p 4
Kind parent KEEP ,rr CONSTANTLY ON LIAND, in c St
of accidents by fire life may bt lon without it, ul
by its use all burns are subject to its control, unl sp
the vitals are destroyed. Caution—remember a d
an for Cannel , : Magical 'Pain Extractor, matitd#cF
tured by Comstock* Co ,N. Y., and tare no othpri.
Piles, Sores, eta---The Genuine Hays , Liniment i
an article more justly celebraiec as a cure for I:
above, than any or all others. Its cures are aim .1,
immediate, and it is only necessary to let those w'l.
icnow the article and used it with such great s c,
ceir , than it is to be had true anti genuine o f
stock and C 0,21 Courtland st., N.Y., sole propriet r
Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh, Pa., by %it
JA3KSON, 89 Liberty et. head of Wood at.; also i
Washington, Pa,,' by A Clark; in Brownsville
Bennett & rocker, also by our agt. in every to
in- Pennsyi vania, l ohio, Md. and Virginia;
novl9-daw6 m
NBLUSH iNG IMPUDENCE—From a published
U l
lcard ofM'Cullmont & Bond, ofPhiladelphia, the !
public would be led to believe that we have be l e'
claiming a privilege wa had no right to. That"t e:
have abandoned some time since, the exclu v 4
agency system," and that we have right to ci a n
"exclusive privileges with their teas." I ne e
pretended to sell the teas of this spurious cone s n
1 have been seiling . the teasel the New York Pe ii
Tea Company for the last two years , as the pub I
are aware, and have been to New ork four ti e
in that time, and never heard of this new concdri
until lately but an wool dealers.
I ,
The tea busin ea of M 9 Callment & Bond is abti
eight months ol , and their assumption of the le
kin Tea Compan NI name is because a name is (von
for any man or fi n to assume; but the fact intended'
to intply thereby, that they have any connection
with the so called and well known Pekin Tea Co.
of New York, is Entirely false, they having been e•
nied even an agency in Philadelphia, for the N w
York Company, that ' -Company having refused ev, n
thus far to confide in them. I
I know not what kind of wool they keep, no
what kind of teas; I am only certain that they ken,
or obtain none ul the Pekin Tea Company's et Ne
York.
Any person reading this card will see the gr ,
deception they wish to practice on the public, ahi
to the injury of my business. M'Callmont y Bcg
are wool dealers in Philadelphia, and have sent g
agent out here to pull wool over the eyes of some
of our rood citizens'. Look out foe the black 'heap.
siovl9 ALEX. JAYNESI
c*:
lag AEA
CINCIN.NiTI AND PITTICA'UItGIi
.
?Brain Vathrt- c•
r HIS well known -line of . splendid Passenger
Steamers, is now composed Urthe hergest,
svilftesti best finished auttfurnished, and - the most
pnWerfnl West, on the waars of the West. Every
aominodOtion and comfort that money eau pro
cun;his been provided far passenger*. The'Line
14 fo
. been i 0 ope r ation r five years—have carried a
ml)lionjof people without - the least iidury to their
pefsons. :The boats will be at the foot of:Wood
street the day'previous to starting, for'she rebeption
ofirreighfariu the entry of passengers on the regi , s ;
let.' In all , cases passage money meat be paid i n
advance. ,
i Monday Packet T .
e kfONONCAHELA, 'Capt. &mit, will. leave
Pidaburgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock;
W eeling every Monderevering at 10 P. M.
•
1 Tuesday Packet.
ha lIIBPANIA No. 2, Capt. Jn
1
oi Klinetelter,
wil leaVe Pittsburgh every Tuesday Morning at 10
ci , c ock ;I Wheeling every Tuesdarevening .at 10
r • il• I •
I ,
•
, wednesday Packets -
Tie. NEW ENGLAND No.' 2,C1,114ain S. ;Dean,
wiDleav'p
.Pittsburgh every Wednesday morning at
10 ;tclonk, wheeling every Wednesday evening at
10 .x.
•
Thursday' Packet. ,
The WISVONSIIS., Caplain It. J. Grate 7 willlteave
Pittsburgh every Thursday morning. at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling ever) Thursday evening at 10 r.
Friday Packet,.
C;LOPER No. 2, paptain Cr**, will; leafs
Pitilourgh' every Friday Morning at TO cOddrick
Wheeling every Friday evening at 'lO T. at.
I : Saturday. Packet. .
't,lie MESSENGER, Captain De Camp, will i leave
Pit isburgW every Saturday morning at 10 o'elock ;
%Wheeling et ery Saturday evening tit 10 r. N.
• Sunday Parket.
'the ISAAC NEWTON, Captain A. G. Mason.
wilt ,lesiro ,Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at
10 i'crelock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10
P. li. noVI9
VENEREAL origin, skin
stricturet , gleet, Urethral discharges,
seminal Weakness and impotency; also piles, jrhen
matiam, remale weakness, diseases of the Womb,
mo b thly vioppreasions. Diseases °Ohm jeints,liste
la ve;ano;i nervous affections ; pains en the bace and
Joie*, irritations of the neck of the bladder an dkid.
nevi, scrobutic eruptions, tetter,riug-wonn, memo
etc.
irwELrE YEARS PRACTICE
.Ezttsively devoted to the study and treatment of
veterettlidislarders, and those arising from yotithful
I exciirse*,; gaiety, climate, or impurities of the blood,
I wheieby CO11401.11(100 may Nave been enfeebled,
ena flee Dr. Itrown to ntrer assurances and *Fleetly
relief to ell who may place themselves under his
care,
offices are conveniently arranged into .
appellate 'apartments; patients can visit Dr. B. with
I i'ear fir rip-mine to other visitots.
11. is 0t importance persons to many peons in need of
meilcal;aid, to obtain good advice privately, and
pro tittti.l T. all such, Or. BroWn's ready 0011 in
rem bring; retweal diseatei, In their various forms
and stageV, offers inducements - which can rare ly' be
efit6lled.l &rangers are heceby;apprised that Dr.
flyri[ali , n hail' been regularly educatedln every branch
of Medicine, and for the hail years confined
liiinself eticlusirely to the treatment of those dis
timbre is the only regularly educated surgeon
in Nitehuigh who gives his whole attention to these
complaints.
rot - Certain, safe and speedy cures will in all Cares
be gnaranlied.
Recent Get; are relieved in a tbOrt time, with.
out interruption from business,
• Inir Hernia or Rupture Dr..-Mown also invite
',entitle afflicted with Hernia to•milr, la he has paid'
particular attention to thin disease.
LeOirs,from a distance, asking advice, mist con
tain la fee or they will not be atteeded to.
0.-PIRO on Diamond Alley, a few doors from
Wo4di-stteet, towards the market., CensuPations
sari sly c4iifidential. Oct2fidfoiry
T
i5 l . , For' Sale.
stall tract of land containing about 70 UFO,
uated in Buffalo township, Butler county,
iniline. Mile of the road leading from Pittsburgh
::itt/knieg The land is all cleared except abput
reOind under a gopd state of cultivation. There
gotid frame dwelling house and frame barn on the
nits s..• The farm is well watered and abouridein
1 1,
d c al
'an limestone.
ir trn
rs' apply to William Boyd, Attorney ati Lew
I
le Pin 4tfistreet,above Smithfield. . i 1
l'71;-iitr.4rti ;
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to ii
a 7 ac}
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MEM
WILLIAM .1. 1411U.NSIDE,
AUCTIONEER ANC , COMIVIISSfON .31ERCLIANT,
Allegileny city, Pit.
T _
HEI undersigned having, coraplieJ wilds the re
quirements of the Auction Law, and taken oul
a Cmmission as Auctioneer, In- the city of Allo.
gheny, is now ready 10 receive Merchandise, in all
its variety, on consignment for either public - or pri
vate sale ; and from long experiance in 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 consignments. 1 I shall
endeavor to make speedy saki and (pilot returns.
'Tendering you and your'friends my services, I re
maln Your obedient servant,• • . .. \ I--
WIC J. BIJR NSIDE.
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Allegheny city, September 1897. t•
, arsEnEttccs. •
James May,Jaines M'Cully, Joh p Little, Sr., J n
B. Guthrie, Wm . A . Hill & Co., Jonas R. M , Clint cir,
Jac R. Logan; 'John D. Davis, Perste and Hann ,
John D. Iti*Fadden & Co., Alezander Stuart; Young
& Stevenson. ' nov24-y
Allegheny City Property at Auction.
ILL be sold, on Thursday morning neat, Du
cember, 241, at 10 o'clock, at the Anction
Anima, northwest corner of Federal street and the
Iliamend, all that certain lot or piece, of ground,
ftonting.on Ohio street. 90 fee and on Sandusxy
street 100 feet. The propert y will be offered in
Ibts of 19 feet front, to a ten foot alley,, or if prefer
-441 by purchasers; it Will be sold in lots of 23 feet
ft.int,,by 100 ft in depth. Sale positive. Title in
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disputhble.
Terins-4 Cash, the residue in three equal anneal
payments with interest, to be secured by bond and
Mortske on the property.
nov ; 27 Md. J. BURNSIDE, Auct"r .
Darge Sale of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
land Shoes, Furniture, Watches, dte.,
at Auction.
1 ' BY JAMES M,KENNA.,
1 On Thursday next; December lat; at 10 o'clock,
A. M.l will be soldi at M'Kenna's Auction Rooms,
No. 114 Wood street; three doors . from sth, a large)
and general assortment of foreign and domestic
fancy and Staple Dry Goods, comprising cloths,
cassinieres, cassinetts,fiannels, alpaccasimuslins,
Cilicoes, plaids.; Irish . linens, &c. Also, a lot of
ready made clothing, Boots and shoes.
l At 2 o'clocx P.M., a lot of new and second hand,
PUrnioare, viz: mahogany bureaus, settees, chairs
and tables, feather beds and matrmises, witha lot of
Xitchen utensils; and immediately atter, sale of Gro
ceriesi
PRIVATt. DISF4SES.
Da. iilgovitc, of 6.5,1 Dia
mond Alley, can be! con
sul ted in ill cases of is pri
rate or delicate nature, in
cident to the human erame.
Syphilis, and syphilitic
eruptions, gonerrlicea, and
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its consequences, to ether
'with all rEIVRREA dii
casco, impurities the
!blood, with all ! disea'Ses of
1 Rook Anal lon.
3 UST received, in addition to the present very
extensive stock of valuable Books,) and now op
eninthn extensive new assortment, which we will
still Olio evening, and every evening until all' is
Oozed out. Sales positive, as the stock must be
o'oBo out immediately.
irrllooks at private sale, at very low pikes, dur
ing the day. Now- is the time to purchase good
Beaks , at one half price.
]Also, a lot of Diamond Pointed Premium Gold
Pens, for sale cheap.
inov3o - JOHN I). DAVlS ,Ancttr.
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2ldrt PIECES prints Will be added to the sale of
li Dry Goods on Thursday nr.rning December
, at 10 o'c'ocu; at the Commercial Sales room,
cd , l rner l Or Wood and o.llh.
At 2 6 , cloct, P. 111., two boxes plates, and cups and
aliment, JOHN D. DAVIS,
fleet . Auctkueer.
I ' — Auction Sates ,
BY /OHN•D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER..
10DTII-EAST COAXER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREAM
6 Dry Goods, Woollen Floods, 'Coats, Caps.
N 4Thursday looming, December 2d, at 10 o'.
cliietc, at the commercial wales MOW, corner ofi
ve od t nil sth sta,- will be sold without reserve, an 1
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ik im al store in the country , consi,ting of calicoes,
i i tenslve assortment of seasonable Dry Goods, etc. 1
alpacas, black silk and i sun, needle work, woollen
coats, 'double ' tad single hoods, cambric muslins, i
cloths,icassimeres, sattinetts, canton flannel,shawls,
a
hllo, glares, cloth and fur caps,gum overshoes and
slippers,r umbrellas, patent thread, Ky. jeans etc. i
Also, I bale red and yellow flannels, 20 ;pieces I
damaged brown sheeting. -
At 2,o'clock, P. M. a quantity of K omi quality N.
0. Sugar, Young Hyaon Tea, Rice and other gro
ceries.:' Glassware, sucensware, hardware, and
cutlery, .
A large quantity of new and second hand house
hold and kitchen furniture, stoves, grates; shovels ,
matches, wrapping and writing paper, lamps, feath
er beda:bedding, looking glasses, etc.
At 0 o'clock, P. M., a very extensive collection
anew , and valuable books, in every department
of iscieace and literature.
nov3P JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
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lAt early gas lip le, same evening, gold and silver
w'atchip, both new and second hand, sale of Dry
odslcominucd. JAMES ISDKENNA,
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!okra !H. utu.
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I _!RILL & CURRY, ,
t rNNERS, EACH Axck KW, AND DEALERS IN
F REIGN AND DOMESTIC EA - CHANGE, CER
TIECATES OF DEPOSIT, 11.4NK NOTES,
GOLD AND SILVER.
No. 63 WooD 11%., 3 D MINN pELow INESI'IIIDE.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
nAR Funds and Currency received on Deposit, ano
collectiods made ;in all the principal cities of the
United States.
sight Exchange on Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
York, Roston ai.3 Cincinnati constantly for sale in
sums to suit purrhasets.
Kentucky, !ndiana, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylva
nia - Dahk Notes bought and sold on the most farina
the tern's.
The highest premium paid for American Gold.
lExchangn on England, Ireland, Ghtmany and
Frhnce;procitred, 4c., mar22-y
.?AS. S. HOOD. THOS. IMAGISM .
MOON AND SARGENT.
BAIFKERS AND ;EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. It. COD. WOOD ADD StATII STRTITS, VITTSDURGH, PA.
EL r:g l l n inCo,S A Bank Notes Time. Bills,
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and Domestic Eschaage, Certificates
of DepOsite, &c.
EXCHANGE: on all the principal Cities 'of the
Uonicui, and Europe, for sale in sums to suit purchu
seis.
CURRENT and par funds received on deposits.
COLI.ECTIONS made on all parts of the Uni ,
ati the lowest rates.
akerarscr.s:
M. Local, & Son,
Ogden &;Snowden,
Wm. Bell St Son, >PET - mutton.
S. APClurlten & Co.
English & actinett.
Fleming &' Brother
Fides, Lathrop & Co. Ptimarin.
Wm. IL Thompson & Co.
Iloadly, Phelps & Co.
t, LW Yoatr.
Babcock; & Ca.
Tilinny, Ward &Co.
John M'Cullough & Co. BALTIMORE
James George,
H. Hanna; CINCINNATI, 0.
I intim,.
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Joseph Watson,
MAMMON 0.
Messrs. Fenner M'Millan. '
A. F. Ellis, Esq., enihier; Ban! Lewistown, Pa
Pittistinrgh, September 2d, 18471
I j WILLIAM A. HILL & Co.,
D I AN/MRS, F.XCHANGE DRONERS, AND DEALZAS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC' EXCHANGE,
CERTIFICATES 01.' DEPOSIT, BANE NOTES,
AND .SPECIE,
No. 64 Wood et., one 'door above Fourth, East side,
Pittebitrgh, Pa.
CURICENT Funds received on deposit, and . col
lectienss made on; all the Cities throughout the
United }States. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel
phia, Nest York, Boston and Cincinnati, constantly
foi sale in sums to suit purchasers.
theipaper of the Ohio, Kentucky; Indiana, and
Viiginia Banks bought Mid sold on the most; favor-
IM highest premiuM Paid for Foreign and Ameri
can Gold and Silver cline.
FACIIANGE ON EN(ILAND, IRELAND AND
SepillAND, for sale in amounts ofEI and upwards.
Imarl,o-.awy . '
[ 161.LNN 1 KRAMER. IDIFAZD ANAIt.
_ KRAM ER. &RA Hil t _
BANK RS AND EXCHANGE BROX.-
ERS D .ALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOME§TIC
BILLS,j BILLS OE EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES
6.1.1 DEPOSITS, BANK NOTES, AND COIN.
Corner ofr N hird and Wood sta., directly opposite the
StJ,Cha lesotel. iny2B
I I N. HOLINES & SON,
uticiais AND DEALNII, ±N EXCHANON COIN AND
saws , Norms.
Aro. 55 Market ;street, .plitsburgh.
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elling rate. Exchange. Buying rate.
Nell% Y4i,rk }'pr Cincinnati ! die
• Philadelphia 1.1 Louisville * «
paltiiatire ( 0 . St. Louis g 4
H na:wri NOTES ,
Buying rates
Ohio
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Ileitucky
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Important to —on stithplivis 1 ! ( —Stranger
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so many Who are afflicted With a Cough that hi
gradually wearing , them down, and- slowly, but
Surely stealing them - into, that dreadful disease)
Ccmsuroptiont—;lets aims* which catries oft thew ' I
sands daily, are doing nothing. or what is worse
than nothing, gorging themseryes with nostrums:
that are puffed to the skies for cores they are said
to have effected on some foreign or unknown per
.sons. When they can be plsitifrelyettred by . using'
Dr. Rogers' Compotind Syrups of Liverwort and
Tar. which still continues to effect the most Won;
derful Cures ever recorded in the annals of medicine:
A fact which is proved by refeience to the vast
number of certificates from' the first and most ref i
speetahle eitißens. such. as Dr. Wm. J. Richards, •
Judge Wm. Burke, the Wife of the-Rev. G. W.
Maley, Dr. Hiram Cox, late Prefessor• in tifeetie•
Medical Collea"e - of Cineintiatii.and others of thi place. Certifi cates not tinily cif remaikabla cures
of distressing Cough, but Consumption actually .
cured, after the Physicians of tire highest standing
'had given them up to die If men- of such high
standing will vourh for the gran virtues of this
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medicine, we cannot but.infe that it is at least all.
that it is represented to he. t ran , lar had at Di
C. Kneeland's, also at .Messr Kidd Co,'s
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made 'their. entry. and a whole Battalion are on
their march. This is the season when General
Disease makes his appearancel, his tmops are well
disciplined and officered. " General Consumption
his chief warrior, is wending his way onwards,
accompanied by his Pioneers. Wet Feet, Cough;
Cold, Night SWeats, Spitting of Blood. Debility,
Exhaustion, Flushings of the face, &c.. &c., and
those disturbers of the peace of mankind, Bronchi
al affections of the Throat, asthma, Whooping
Cough Ac. But thanks to Dr. Sherman, of New
York, for his great inverttion,! The all Healing
Balsam," Try—and be rand! - .
Price 25 cents and $l . OO per botile.
Sold by WM. JACKSON, at hisiPatent Medi
cine Warehouse and Not and Shoe §tore, SO Lib
erty street, Pitisburgh; and I:dulyiappotnted A
gents, in every town in the Sates. , ' oct3o
The lime has come when coughs and colds are
rife. when consumption insinuates its changeful
form—nips many a lovely bird, and lurks within
the present blooming flower, Ithe beautious cheek
now deadly pale, now flusher. with crimson hue,
bespeaks the presence bf a direful foe, who
flatters to destroy. To drop the metaphor, such 'is
Consumption, often brought od by neglected coughs
and colds, wet leer, &c. BiNVAII,M, and iise the
sovereign remedy, Doctor S4rinan's,All Healing
Balsam, a certain and neveri failing reinesli for.
coughs, colds, consumption, ..sthma, pain in the
side and breist,. whooping c ugh, palpitation of
the heart, liar complaint. br•nchatis, &c. Price,
25 cents and $1 per bottle. Sold wholesale and
retail by W.Jackson. at his toot and Shoe Store,
and Patent Medicine Wareho se,Bo Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, and by duly appoi ted Agents in every
town in the U. States. See ad ertisement. nov23
ICO . WHOOPI ' NG C01:111}1.--M l essm Editors—l oh
;erred some time ago a communication 'over the
signature for ~ A Parent," stating that Dr. Jaynes
.ntliac Expectorant had been the. means of saving
he lives of three of his children,ytho were suffer
rig severely with who Oping ciajugh; and having,tut
A short time before, lost one! of My children by
hat dreadful complaint, and f having another ; and
my only child, suffering the reatest agony with
he same disease, and in homily expectation of its
!nib,' was induced to purchase a bottle of it, and
:ommenced using it accordin to the directions—
tnd to the surprise of all it b gan to mend in fif ,
teen minutes after we comme ced using it, and the
:hill has now completely rec . vered.
I. have no acquaintance with Dr. Jayne, but I
hereby return him a husband's and a father's
trateful acknowledgments.
• A. L. SIMPKINS.
Philadelphia, April 22d, 1840. .
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Jayne's Hair Tonir.—Wecoinmencl to the atten
tion of those desirous of restoring their hair ov im
proving its beauty, to this ilegant preparation
spoken We hear it every v;hcre highl spoken of, and esi
pecially by all who have made se of it, as greatly
efficacious in stimulating the rowth of the.hair,
and preventing and curing ma y- affections of the
skin. Its-virtues are amply: suffmiently prov
NI.—N. Y. Sun.
For sale in Pittsburgh at Ithe. PEKIN TEA
STORE, 72 FOURTH street, near . Wood—and at
:he Drug Store of H. P. Schwa l ztz,
.Federal street,
Allegheny City 1 • ~ {mart
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Pittsburgh and Connell ville Railroad
Company.l
rIIE Stockholders in the Pittsburgh and Connells
j_ 'title railroad company are hereby notified that
the annual election for the Directors of theabove
company will taxa place at the Franitlin 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. '
Pittsburgh, Nov. 1847.
In complionce wish the vvish:
holders, I do hereby call the
the stocicholders in the afbresa'
ally to the foregoing notice, a.
tendance of said stocaliolders.
A meeting iof stocxholders
same place at 10 o'cl ocx A. 24.
EDWARD
Secretary of the last mee
of the Pittsburgh and GI
Company.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 20, 1547.
Fancy Goo
At Z. Kinsers new store 67
45 pa chiiia vases various stylOs;
4 doz pieces shaded and plain velvet ribbon.
2 " black I." " •
2 " Celestial and Terrestrial Globes.
" Ivory Meniorandum Tablets.
4 " cut velvet pocket books and card cases.
4 " !fosse shoe corn* irni7ion of shell.
6 " German silver tea bells.
TRIMMIN S..
A large lot of Gimp head blaiek fringe.
A good assortment Drab andimole cul'l.
It " Gimp to match.
" wide black.
" Graduated buttons,
With a great variety of mikellaneous goods a
mongst which are
Extra large size Emong B. go.
Coral Beads assorted stra de.
Writing Beaks; all sizes.
Ladies work boxes "
Backgammon Boards.
id Speetacles , allages,
lack Union Galloon.
Al the above goods will be
'7i-Ain. TONIC.—.To rztr. I At:u AND Gart. ,
—•lf
fl you wish a rich, luxurierit head of hair, free
from dandruff and surf, do n t fail to procure the
genuine Bah= of Columbia. In cases of baldness
it will more than exceed you expeclations. Many
who have lost their hair fur ti enty years, have had
it restored to its original per ection by the use,of
this balsam. Age, state or c nditton appeer to be
no obstacle whatever; it also uses the fluid to flow
with which the delic ite hair t be is filled, by which
means thousands (whose hairi was grey at the Asi
atic eagle) have had their hair restored to its natu•
ral color by the use of this irrialuable remedy. ,In
all cases of fever it will be fount one of the most
pleasant wash that can be used. A few applications
only are necessary to Keep the hair from falling
out. It strengthens the roots, it never fails to im
part a rich glossy appearaneeti and as a perfume fur
the toilet it is unequalled, it holds three times as
much as other miscalled hair restoratives and is
more effectual. The genuine trianufactured only by
Cembstock ik Co., 21 Court tandi strest, New York.'
Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh, by Wet. JACK
nos, 89 Liberty st.,head elf WOod st.; also in Wash
ington, Pa. by A. Sweney fit Sbni 'in Cannonsburg,
by Dr. Vovrelle; in Browsville by : Bennett 4:Draken
also in every town in Penang! ania, Ohio, Md., and
Virginia. - ' novl9-d4-w6m'
en P d E r tS sa r e IN:LASS-2' Bases, just received
B. A.VAH MOCK 4- Co.
corner of Bina and Wood ists.
CIIROMATE POTASH
.100 lbs. - English,
1,11 just received and for sale; by
'B. A. FARIVE.c.TOCKA.Co: '
corner of First and. Wood staff
A SSAFCETIDA—I case, jolt received and for
j. ,alo by B. A. FAIPIESTOCK & Co.
nov27 cot acid Wood ;la.-
Buying rates.
Comity& City ordrs dts
Relief notes r• .
Pennsylvania Co "
.New York "
Maryland
New Orleans
(`LOCK & Crown—A few baskets of this.celebntted
IL, wine offered for sale at the wine store of
nov2s .TACOI3 WEAVER,
KEY champagne, pot. nad.l
kot or bottle at the Win
nov2s
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Of the
and of Directors
Is of sundry !noes
special attention of
d company gener
d tequesta full at-
ill be held at the
f the same day.
D. GAZZAH,
'ng of stocxhulders
!onellsville Railroad
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old low tiOv24
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HALM OF CO
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store of
MOB WEAVER
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By tholoreshiont of
TN pursintoce of law, J.
.I..aielent of the United
EZTETZEZZ
will be held at the underm
ihe :TATIOI ftrirfr,i, at
desigmatett. to wit:
At the Lind Office . at D:
on Monday the seventeenti
for the dispnial of the pi
tinder mentioned townglipt
North of Mt out. line and II
• vieridi ,
Townships eighty-finr,
eighty:seven nod eighty-eig
Townships eighty-four,
eighty seven, eighty:eight a
Townships eighty-four,
eigtity-seven and . range s..
Towbships eighty four, eighty-five, eighty4ii r
eighty-seven and eighty.eight, of range eighteen..
Townships eighty-four, eighty-five, eighty-six,.
eighty-seven And eighty eight, of range nineteen..
AT THE SAME PLACE, ermttnencing on Mon
day The thirty-first dity of .ranuary next, for the
disposal' of the public land's within' the wider men
rioned townships, to wit:
North of the base line and mat of the fifth principal
Townships eighty four, eighty five, eighty six,
eighty seven and eighty-eight, of range twenty. .
Townships eighty-four, eighty five, eighty-eirs l •
and eighty seven, of range twenty one.
Townships eighty-four, eighty Ave, eighty au'.
and eighty•seven. of range twenty-two.
Townships eighty•four, eighty-five, eighty tax,
and eighty-seven, of range twenty-three.
Townships eighty-foot. eighty five, and eighty.
six, of range twenty four.
Townships eighty-four, eighty , five,And eighty
six, of range twenty-five. •
Township eighty-six, of range twenty-six.
At the Land Office at lOWA CITY, comment.
ring on Monday, the twenty-fourth day of January
next, for the disposal of the public lands within,
the undermentioned townships and parts of town
ships, to wit:
Nurtii of the base line and awl of the fifth prinripal
meridian.
Townships eighty-one, eighty-two, and eighty.
three, of range fifteen.
Townships eighty-one, eigbty-two, and eighty.
three, of range sixteen..
Townships eighty-one, eighty-two, and eighty
three, of range seventeen. - . ' .
Townships eighty one, eighty-two, and eighty.
three, of range eighteen. •
Sections two, four, six, eight, ten,"twelve, four
teen, eighteen, twenty, tvrenty-two, twenty-four,
twenty-six, twenty-eight,,thirty.thirty twoohitty- •
four, and thirty-six, in townships seventy-six; sec
tions one, two, three, four, five, six, the northeast
quarter, and the north half Of. the northwest quar
ter of section seven, section'.' eight, section nine,
(except the southwest quarer of the southwest
quarter,) sections ten, eleven, twelve, the north
half and the northeast quarter of . the southeast
quarter of section thirteen; section fourteen ; the
north half of the northwest quarter, and the north
half of the northeast quarter of section fifteen, sec
tions eighteen, twenty, twenty-two, twenty-four,
twenty-six, twenty-eight, thirty, thirty-two, thirtyt 9
four, and thirty-six, in township seventy-s, ven ;-
sections nineteen, twenty, twenty-one, twenty.'
eight, twenty-nine, thirty, thiry-one, thirty-two,
and thtrty-three. in town.hip seventy-eight; and
townships eighty-two, and eighty-three, of range
'nineteen.
Townships eighty two and eighty three, of range
Townships eighty two and eighty three, of range
twenty one. • .
Townships eighty two and eighty three, of rang.
twenty two.
Townships eighty two and eighty three, of. rang.
twenty three.
Townships eighty is nandeighty three, of rangt
twenty four,
Townships eighty two anileighty three, of 'rants
twenty fiia
North of the base line and ease of the principal At..
ridian.
Lot number three and "Pelican Island," in see
lion three, lot number seven, and "Crane Island;'
in section four, and lot number six, section nine.
in township seventy-seven; and two islands in sec.
lions-thirty-four. and:-.1hirty41.0 4. 4p . .. township sev
enty-eight, of range three. - - I .
At the-land office at FAMFlELD,,cothmence
.
ing on Monday. the seventeenth day of January.
next, for the disposal of the public lands within .
the undermention.d towlships and parts of town
ships, viz:
North of the Lau line and ay.! of the priniipal ow.
'townships seventy, seventy-one, seventy-two.
seventy-three, seventy-four, and sections two, four
the west halt of the southwest quarter, and the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of sec
tion five, Sections .six, seven; eight, the west half
of the southwest quarter, the 'southeastquarter of
the soutrwest quarter, and the southwest quarter'
of the southeast quarter.ot' section 'nine ; sections
ten; twelve, fourteen ; the south -half, the west
halt of the nurtwest quarter, the southeast quer-.
ter of the northwest quarter, and the southwest
quarter of northeast quarter of section fifteen ;
sections seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty,
twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-three, (except the
northeast quarter of the northeast quarter,) twen-•
ty-four; the west half, the southwest quarter of
the southeast quarter of section twenty•five, amf : r
sections twenty-six, twenty-seven, twenty-eight:*
twenty•nine thirty, thirty-one, thirty two, thirty
three,thirty-iour, thirtyrfive and thirty-six, in town- .
ship seventy five, of range nineteen.
L nds appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
the sales
n ov23•td
The offering of the lands will be commenced on
the days appointed, and proceed in the same order
in which they are advertised, with all convenient
dispatch. until. the whole shall have been , offered,
and the sale( thus closed. But no sale shall by
kept open longer than two weeks, and no private
entry bt any of the lands will be admitted until
after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given - under my hand at the city of Washing
ton, this ninth day of October, Anno Domint one
thousand eight hundred and forty-seven. -
Br TILE PRESIDENT . •
RICHARD M. YOUNG, - • . - -
Comotittioner of the General Land Oft
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION amAANts.
Every person entitled to the ,
right s ol pre-erriptidis
to say lands within the township!' and parts Of
townships above enumerated, is required to estab
lish the sanie to the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make pay
ment therefor, as soon ae praeriroble after seeing
this nottre, and before 'the day aPpOinted i for the
commencement of the public sale of the landseM r
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such delta
will be forfeited.
RICHARD :NI; YOUNG, .
Commissiouer of the. Generat.Land Odin.
New 31111tnery aisifFailey Diy
No; 10 ST. CLAIR STREET.
*MRS. DUFF. has just received her extensive
supply of New York made Bonnets, morning
and dress Cape, Frills, Capes, Rosetta, Chemisetts,
Silk Scarfs,. Fringes, Gimps, Cords, &c. Also, rich
black Silks for Mantillas; Satin's and Velvets for
winter Bonnets; an assortment of the most fashion
able Cap and. Bonnet Ribbons; fine French Flowers,
Feathers, Laces, Edgings, otc.' Bonnets, Hoods,
Capes, Caps, Mantillas, and every article in the
Millinery line made up to order in the latest styles,
to. patterns selected during her late . 'yisit to New
York. novs
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IATHEREAH, Letters 'Or Administratiou on the
Estate Of Patrick Cahill,' late •or the City. or
Pittsburgh, deed:, have been granted to the ant:seri
bera residents of laid City—all persons indebted to
saieEstate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the urns, will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
10IIN J. MITCHEL,
JOHN E. DOWNING,
Administrators.
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Severer, 1837,Seignetto-- • , 3. •
Otard, 1837 & '44, Pipet, Cami Dion &Co, Nal
Hounesaey, 1844, . Dupoy P. E.D. -
The above Brands are warranted pure, or no We,
good judge. are all invited to examine for them?
selvca, at the corner of Smithfield and Front eta. ..
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