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1415 t of Letters,
Remaining in, the . Post Oifice, Pittsburgh, Dec.
lkt, 1847. Persons calling for. Letters whose
pastries are on this list will _please ;ray, they are
advertised.
Abrams John L
Addams John
Addams George
Addams Ann Eliza
Ackinvian John A
Aiken Thomas
Ahlbeme A H
Aber W B
a , Addams David '
Addams Platt
Allen W
Alexander Jamit.D
Allan Henry
Alexander Ann M .
Andeison John
Babinpon Thomas
Barley Alexander
Belles Francis
Bamfort John
Baker John S -
Bailey John P
Baldwin John
Bailey . William
Ballets William
Barna George W
Barrett Stephen,
Barton A P
Barrows Richard
Barton Mary
Barrett Martin
Barton J
W
Bell James
Bell Ellen
Belt - James B
Bergei W
Hegeliram
Beddie .mrs
Benner
Beecher William
Bebb Morris
Beecher D
Bennett John F
Beer Nancy
Bennett Ebenezer
Bennet John
Bigham John' gnew
Bickaell Ira
Bickenstatl Ann
Blattstiford NB
13illthires John
Bigley Peter
Biddell Henry
Bison• Jacob
Blake E S Bev
Bonner Wil lihm
Bowen R D,
Boyle Alfred
Boothe Edward
Bake Eleandr
Boyd Mary it
2 Brown Jacoli
'Brown fur
Brown Elliott •
Brown Thonlas A
Browne Peter,
Brooks Jason
Brand" Jonathan or La•
vinia
Brady Hugh !
Bradbury Thomas
Brice James
Bryant /swims
Britt Matthew
Brannigan & Murphy
Bryan John if
Bryan W F
Bridges Robert
Brady Michael
Brophy John
Bradford Thomas
Buchannan John
Bunting .James
Buckly Thos Or Wm
Bush Edwin C
Burton C W
Burney Monies
Burk George
Burk Eleanor I
Carty John
Carlin 3 Dunlap '
Carpenter James H
•Carnaghan S miss
Cameron 4 12 mrs
Caffrey Thomas
Carpenter James
Carpenter James
Cameron Lewis & Co
Canover J B&W P
Cesey s Patrick
Cargo Alexander
. Carothers David
Carroll James
Calpap Ann miss
Carter John
Cameron John H
Carlisle Dunlap
Cargo Robert
Calhoun John
Caffe William H
Campbell Mary
Campbell Archibald
Campbell John T
Campbell Wm J
Caldwell Joseph
• Caldwell John
Caldwell Joseph 2
Campbell W T
Chappell James L
Chadwick Samuel
Christie Fitz James
Chambers James
Chaplin A J
Chadwick Thomas G
Chambers Mary Ann
Chapman Joseph
ChadVriek John.
Chadwick 3 W
Clark George W
Clark Milton Dr
Clausey Lewis C
Clark Joseph
Clunalto H W
Clapp Otis
Claridge James
Clarke Nathaniel
Cochrane John
Cochran Vincent
Cochran George
Cooper Elizabeth A
Daley Catharine Dolan Eliza
Dawson Simysun Donlen John
Darby William Doyle William
Davis G G Dolan Elizabeth
Davis David R Douglass Caroline
Davis Nelson Dougherty Robert mrs
Davis Sarah Donaldson P
Davis Jane " Douglass Jeremiah R
Dane Wm Capt Donnely Anna miss
Dawson Elza Douglass Jeremiah
Depugh Elizabeth Drenning Thomas
Dempsey Jane A Drcyfow Henry '
Delavan Cornelius Drytous• %% lleart
Denning Charles Dryden George L
Dean Richard Drake Jacob I
Devine James 2 Drum P
Denniston William Dunn Patrick ! -
Deens James 'L Duffield James R !
Dixon David Dubois John H
Dickson John Duff George:.
Dimon John Dummett w 8
Dougherty Mary Durban Charles '
Donaldson P 2 Dushane A G
Dougherty Hugh Dunn A P
Dougherty Lucetta 2 Duffield Sames 11.!
Dougherty James Dugan Margaret miss
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Eaton William ' Eccles Robert
Earley Michael Elliott Charles •
Edwards Samuel - Elliott Valentine
Eakins. Christian Ellwortby Mary
Easley John C Estep Belinda •
Eagles Timm as Erele Thomas
Ebert George G Evans E:eanur
Eagen Martin Evans Thomas
Edgar William E Evans Edward
Early Joseph C Evans Jane
Earle John Evans Elizabeth
Ebersole A Evans Ann E
Earle William Evans George M
F
Fanen John 2 Flick Charles
Falls Henry Fisher Mary
Felgar Solomon &Co Fitzgerald John I
Ferguson Martha Jane Flannegan Ellen
Fee Alice Ann Ford James
Ferguson James 2 Foster John K •
Fegan John Fowler John . •
Ferguson Charles Force Frances R
Ferguson mrs Fox Richard
Eeiguson Thomas Fowler Thomas
Ferguson R'H Foster John M '
Felix William . Force Cornelius C I
Fitzimmons Edward . Forsyth James N
Fields Samuel - Foster Emma I
Flack John • 3 Fox John
Fleming Samuel ForgeusJohn A
Flannegan F C 2 Foster A J
Fleming James France Vary
innielen Franklin
anneganlretet • Erten:tan 'Elizabeth
iaher Charles Frost James A ,
lannegan Daniel Frailick George j
'buileyJames Fri.kman John ';
' lading Robert • Franklin Alexander!
104 era Hannah ' Fuller W R • 2 i
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ardnerßobert Gordon Mary Ana
arthwente Edward Gorman Henry
• aring Elizabeth ( Gould J S
ardoer Elizabeth Goens air
allagher James Guff H
alum Eve Anti - Gorgar Cordelia
nun William' Gordon Elizabeth 'P
alter:her-I H Goodwin . B F
etty James Golding :E mrs i.
• &slot' Jonah C Grier Samuel
.arratt,klenry Gals W R. 2
Connelly Peter'
Coyle James
Cones
Cc C C 00 0b o e lk
slee e y t oj t l I
James amsVa", Joh n
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Costelle Bridget
Coon A F
Cornelius Absalom
Zonner Henry - 1
Colby Salmon 4
Cook Charles
Cookson Sarah inn
Conn Mary
Coyle Daniel
Croasdale Abner B
Crawford John C
Crane Sarah
Crurt W C
•Crane Laura
Crady Sarah
Craig fiobert B
Crane Joseph II
Crocker Williarei
Craig Mary Anne
Crawson Eliza
Crookham W H
Creamer Patrick
Culberteen John M
Curren Thomas !
Cuess James
Curtin Thomas
Curlett William
Cunningham IsaLella
Cunningham C
Curry John
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Anderson Ab'm Rev
AndersonStiepley H 2
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Anderson Jame*
Anderson A A
Anderson Frances mrs
Anderson mi.,
Arthur. Janie
Armstrong Andrew
Arguet B
Arnistad H
Ashby Mary
Atkinson Car
Biggijohn
Black J B 1
Ekkyea Julia Al,li.
Buffane S W
Burner A L
Buseager He*
Cooper Elizabeth
Co!tart Win J
Cotaly Catharihe
Cogan Addison!
Coffin Albert J: jun
Colt Israel
Cossu Rachel j
Connelly Patriek
Coulter Joseph;
Cox Capt .
Coplin Sarah:
Coyle Catharine
Cox.Em.lina
Jackson Nancy J ' Johnson C H
Jamison Martha Jones Peter
Jackson William ' iodes F J
Jackson Franklin : Jones Francis
Jalloway Joseph ;
.J'ones Ephraim
Jaaey Eli '' Jones William
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Johns & Jones Janes Daniel
Jersas.s Peter : ...Times Isabella
Jeffo.s John Rev , Janes James P
Joy'Elizabeth Ann •! Jones Henry P
Jennings Lizzia A mists Janes Flaviusl
Johnson David 2 Jones Ann miss
Johnson Jack ' Jones Matthew
Johnson J S ' Jones David M
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Kearns William ' Kelly James
Kean Mulberry t Kelly Daniel
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Keane Bernard *; Kerr Wattson
Kenney Patrick Kilgore Jane
Karns 5 D Kirker Robert M
Keller Joseph :' King Edward
Katon Jonathan 2 Klingelter John mrs
Kairns Rachel c King - 51 C mrs 3
Kennedy George : Kinza Jacob
Kerregau Elizabeth Kiester Rebecca
Kelsey Sarah ' King John
Keogh M 2' Knox Joseph
Kenna John - Kirk Andrew B
Kenney Dennis Knapp M
Kenney John :, Kiser Henry
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Kennedy Eleanor King Edward
Kephart George ' Kimberly John R
Killmer Charles 1 Kilroy dames
Keelinger Francis K ! Kinsey Margaret
Kelly Archibald ; Kileman Jacob
Kelly Edward ' King James T
Kelly Hugh '
' Kinze Daniel
Kelly Robert . Keenan Edward
Kelly Edward '.i itreeisonH P
Keer Samuel „ Krausen Isaiah
Kelly Thomas , Kramer Jacob
Kerr Catharine - '' Knott John E
Kerr Susannah
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Lambie James B Linnefort John
Langsdale Rebecca Lii!ingston Thomas
Lawson N Lilly Jonathan 2
Large John
.; Lillie John H
Layton L M Lindsay_James
Lane Richard Lynch Catharine
Lane Stephen 2 Locke Henry
Lawen W 1 Long David M
Lang John L Loivrie Jinnette miss
Lang Capt Long A
Lawhead Doyd David jr
Leeper William , Long John
Lewis Charles Lofreck Joseph
Lewis Edwin t Lutidey B W C
Lewis Abraham D Lynn Albert A
Leopard John Long Robert G
Leonard J W , Lonergan Simon
Leet TM Lorton Henry A
Lewis Davidson : LoWry Mary A
Lee ithoebe G I Ledwick M C
,Lewis D El - ;Lucket Elizabeth
Liscomb Jane :Loftus Martin
Libby Catharine ':Long Rebecca
Libby D W •-;
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Montgomery & Harris
`Mooney mr
Morris & Co
Mainly George W
Mooney William
Moriarty John '2
MoWry J C
Morton C
Moriarty Timothy
Mofri/t Noah
-Morgan Abraham
Morris Thomas W
Mofard C A
Moorhead J
Mooney Barney
Morton J N Rev
Moody J K
141 organ William
Morse & Ross
Mong Josephine
Morrow William
Morrison Rebecca A
Moore C
Moore Vincent R
Mattison Sohn
Morrow Thomas
Morrow John
Moore Rosannab
Mundl&Phoebe
Mullen Edward
Mullane Jeremiah
Munn David
Mulle'n Thomas
Mullen Edward
Myers Eliza C
Murphy H H
Murry John M
Murphy James
Murray Mary A
Murray Daniel
Murray William
Mackey Patrick
Malone Catharine
Matetnll George W
Marsh John
Malley John
Matthews James
Markley M A
Mast John
Marsh Stephen
Marsh C mrs
Mehrifey Catharine
Marlatt A miss
Meson James
Masters James
Magee Jane miss
Mammell Lewi■
Matthews Edward
Memos Alexander
Misses Samuel
Maloney James
Matchlett George W
Maxwell Sohn
Marsh Sames
Martin Elizabeth
Marshall Walter P
Mettes Josephine
Measerly Lewis E
Millard John
Malinger Martin
Middleton Samuel
Mills George S
Mills Isaac
Miller Caroline V miss
Miller Robert
Miller Woo!man G 2
Miller Phoebe
Miller Anslel
Miller Thomas
Miller Joseph
Mitchell John
Morton Elizabeth
Morton Rachel MO 2
M'Bride
M'Aaeer John
M'Clelland H
M'Cullough Wm
M'Clelland George
M'Clelland Sarah
M'Clure W W
M'Cabe Patrick
M'Cukey Mrs Dr J
M'Carthy Michael
M'Clure,A H
MlCibbin John
M'Claren James
M'Callum John
M'Clane Jame*
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Gilmore William -;
Gillespie James
Gill6l=ll, C
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Gillespie W J
Gill George
Gillespie, Henry .
Qlbert Mary A
Gillespie Same/
Gillespie W S .;
pilmin Henry
Gibson' Benjamin 4 .
Glime B V
Glenn W H
Glenn Timothy
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Gordon Hannah W 1
Goodworth John
Greetaantisa
GreirJamea
Grant JarneVA
F Greer Henry
Gruber 'Lewis
Gregg James S •
Green Georgo E
Grier Matthew
Grazier Sarah
Griereon Robert
Gray W C
Graham Hannah P
1- Graham WilVarre
Grzy W C
Graham Nathan
i Graham Samuel
Graham John
Gunning Henry •
'Guthrie Hugh
I Gutluie James -W
Hamilton Eliza j
Hampton William E
RawlltOn David
Hamilton Archibald
Hull R & S
Hamilton Alezander / '
Hall A D miss
Hamilton James
Hamilton Charles, ,
Ralph John
liatewisky Thomas.
Hamel Martha J
Reaming Jane
Hanna Mary Anne
Hammond Hugh
Hagarty RJ
Hague W Rev
Hanna John
Hunley James
Hanan Joseph
Haberocken Jacob
' Hiding Joseph
Hannan Jobs
Hanna M J
Hanlon Rosannah
Hanes mr
Haddock William
Harris Mary
Harris Ephraim E
Hardy mr
Harrison B P
Hart Salmon N
Hartzell H H
Hatch Joseph
Hazlett Hugh
Hayburn James
Hays John
Hays J Rush
Hays lames
Herbert John
Hellion Stephen 2 .
Heveren Peter
Henderson William
;Henry Nancy
!Hansaban Michael
Harraughety Dennis
;Hersteine David
Henderson Christopher
Henderson Washington
Henderson $ L
;Hills Edwin 2
'Hillen John
Hinkle Mary
2 Hiteman C 1-1
Hindu Joseph
Hobensack George S
Hogan Thomas
Holmes Jane' 6
• Hoffman Catharine A
Holmes Robert
Holmes James R
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Howard Joseph
Haynes William
Harbough mrs
Horner Matilda
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Hopkins Allan M
Houser Sarah .1
Howell Thome'
'Houston James
Hughes Francis W
Hykes Amos
• Hunter Mary
Hunter Charles
Hunter John J
Hull George E
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Irwin lamka B Irwin Jamts
'win Nathaniel
2 M2Gregor Wm
M'Guire John
M'Farland Mary
M'Gci , an Jane
MGinnia Peter
M•Gargill Capt Jai
WGinniss Hugh
M'gann Mary
.M'Llugh Anne
l'•t'Gark John
M'Hugh Michael
MGarrity James
M'lntyre John
Mlerreghan Thom
Mee Robert
M'Clenighan John IWKee mr
M'Coy Charles MlCee Hugh
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M'Curdy Samuel Ivt'iCinley!Marthi,k.l
M'Conlogue W:B X'Keaver Robert
M"Cormick Simnel ItitKey May, ,
Mronnell Joseph hirKee Saish
M'Creedy James MiKelveyl Ann
M'Conaughy D
M'Creaty Martha M'Clagpe t y Meriiikret
M'Dorraid James M - Lean
M'lllroy Samuel B M'Langs John
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M'Donald Alexander ISlMiliangJimes
M'Donalit.Henry L 'IME'Vay lingh
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M'Dowell Elizabeth H M'Neill James
M'Ellhany Henry H iMary 't -
M'Dermitt Patricia Miricker! John
M'Gill John M'Neill Christopttlin•
M'Ginley Mary M`Mackin B B:-.2
M'Farland John M'Quistin James fi'g
M'Farland Claudius M'Sigairrey Elizatith
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Neal! James A
Norton Jonathan:`
Nichols. John
NOrmand August 'a
Nicholsoni Robert. ,4
Nottingham Elizi.beth
Nutt Jamas It
Nelson Martha
Nelson miss
Newman John
Norton Alexander
Neil Mary H
Nevins J H Rev
Newton Joseph
O'Connor Dennis
Orr Litten
Owens P
°Carroll Hugh
Pdin'Thomas
Oles Samuel
Owens David Dale
Palmer Caroline
Packard C L
Parr Reason B
Palmer William
Pape Henry
Pate Matthew
Path Elizabeth
Pattriii John Rev
Pengill W A A
Perchment John
Patterson Matthew
Parker Charles B
Patterson Carolina
Patterson James
Patterson John
Parks Joseph
Parker Margaret
Patterson Hugh
Peace Patrick
Pearune J S
Pearce C B A
Penneeßennler
Petfientd,r4aid
Penny S g
Quinn Patrick
Robinson George
Rapp William
Ratcliffe !Ain
Rnea Elizabeth A
Ramsay David 0
Rhoney John
Randall J mra
Redstreak Amer mrs
Rhodes Fredericd
Reese W
Reese Israel
Rolelick Same,
Khodes RObert
Rene' borne' C
Reed H•rvey N
Reed James
Richard George
Richards Witham
Richards Mary
Rincade Benjamin
Rielly M J
Rielley Eli
Richards Sophia
Sample J M
Sawyer Emcee B
Selman Christopher
Sala Solomon
Sarbet Stephen
Sahale Cyrus
Sam John
Savage Frances
Saet & Mear
Scott. Robert C
Scott Samuel
Scott John P
Scott Alexander
Scott James
Seibert Wm
Seitz Julia A
Sarratt W
Seeser Geo
Shaffer Susan
Shaffner C J
Shaffner Geo
Shallenberger C
Shaffer E
Schaffer Sarah
Shaffer John
Shields Joseph
Shasta miss
Shipe Wm
Sherick E
Sherwood Caroline
Sherwood Mary
Smithers Mary
Slocumb'Geo
Sias D
Sime John
Smidley John
Small A
Sims J C
Sinnott Luaetta J
Simpson A
Slophy Milton N
Smith Thos
Smith A J
Smith W. W
Smith John T
Smith Vl'm John
Smith Isaac
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Taxler Catharine
Taylor Sames M
Taylor Rachael
Thompson Eliza
Thompson John
Thomas James
Thompson Samuel
Thomas Francis F
Thompson W C
Thompson R C
Miner .j& E
Thompson W A
Thomas James
Timmons X
Timei Jeremiah
Tibby Daniel W
Updigrag Peter
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Van Wickel Nicholne %erner Anu
Vandergrift John , 1 i ,
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Wade Levi Wheeler Richard
Washburn 4 Abbott White Weans
Watson Itobert 2 'While Join
.alsh James
.Whitcroi4 Catharine
Walters Charles W Wherry W J
Whiten, El N W'illiami John
Wade Alba A Williams; 'And
Wattson James Williams, , M G,
Wattrow4 George P Williams' Clara P
Wakefield Robert VlTillson 10 0 :
Waters Clement R Willson B.arah;
Walsh Miry , Willson Mr I
Watt John Vltillson Alin
Walton Soseph Willson "% Yin , =
Warner George Willson § '
West Jacob Wilison F C"`'
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Weuster Alexander Witten Mimi , 1
Weaver Jeremiah Wilkinson Aethon l y
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Weston fohn lkiltet William
Walsh Cnristophe,r Wilmot Jima 1. . '
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Piper William
Pisel Susan
Pheilar Joseph
Prevenaut Rebecei
Poster Antonia'
Price Jamies • 1
Potts Clarissa
Pritchard Arthur
Price Alexander k.
Pr;wn Satnuel'F
Pr or Gilbert
Porter James H
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Price Henry 1'
Potts George
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Richards William
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Rock Augusta,
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Ross R J;
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RO%se T
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Ross Witham
Rixide Janus
Roberts Samuel A
Engera Samuel , A
Rogers Martha
RubinsonN E
RidainsunLeab
Rlibitisoa , lsase
RoWnson l Andtew
Robinson Isaac
Ryan William
Russell Mary Ann
Russll Helen M
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Ssnith H ;
Smith HiMen ;
Smith Mister
Smith W;Y !
Smith Matti's*
Sankt% Job
Smith Thin
Smith WIE
Smith Wrn if
Smith Saml
Snyder Jbbn
Spencer J W ;,
Spitler F E
Shodgrask J ,
Spieer V' W ,
Sproul Vanilla'
Spunger t W;
Steen Jaines
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Steams Mary!A
Stanley ;oho T
Stagg Julian
Stevenson W' '2
Stewart kjeo
Stewart as
Steven 4 W
Stockint S P,
Stinson C B
Styne Mary A
Sturgeu4 J P '
Stockton! J R
Storm Francia • ,
Stoner Bvslinit
Stout Henry
Storer John ft
Stokes W 11 I
Stock i ng' Sophia :*
Stetson e: B -
Slone MS&
Smith H I
Straub Jiihn
Straub Li
Sullivan Narj , • ;
Swan Satah
Sutton lienj
Sutton Richard
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Tomlinson E miss
Todd & t.nniM
TrevelleOr Richard
Turner J i essee:
Tracy j arnes ,
Tou le muel
Truemail David
TrimbleliJohm
Tolhurst!Stephen
Tomes R
Turner 01 1 thidinh
Trevor Susan : • •
Tokers Nelly
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14IEARL SAGO.. 200 1. ; just received sad for
JE 'sale by B. A. 'ARNESTOCK & Co.
eoT29 corner of First and Wood stir.-
`Neatde .
- N Election for one !President,. rix.'2dinsgers,
_I I & and Treasurer for the Pittsburgh and Coal Hill
Toni:like Road Company; will- be held at the Toll
geese on Decembet9th,llB47, between the hours
or 1 and 5 P.: _ - - • - zwkwr,
#o . Tio-dt ft
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Treasurer.
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Whitney George ;Wirßess Agnes
White Anderson . IwilfgewlA i
White Henry Woptis S•faryllti ,
Whije - Elizaheth ;Woodburn John
Whitmore IJbhn ! .;
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Toungson George 3 • Young .1 1 .ohn -
Young William , . ; Young timber.
Youdg Alexander A Yobag James
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. Clerk-Of 8. B. Gtnesseit. !
Clerk of S.B..lSiesienger,
yeurgus Division S i cititrof-TAmpiarati!e:
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deei POstmasten
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T" "Pittsburgh Phrend Magnetio Society) , will
hold a public meeting this asepisig,.lDed.
at 7 , o'clock, at. their Hell, 'corner of Fourth and
Smithfield streets. A -Ltiatorii will he 'delivered,
and it is expected a Dental operation performed on
a subject While unarm , the4nSuence of Animal Meg
notism. AIitIONYJAQATAY Sec.
dect-It*.
Allegheny, +lnanity, A. S.
In the matter of the adininistration
Sl% , account of William H. Wightman
ministrator Odle estate ofJacob Metz,
dee'd, No 14, of Oct. 1843.
"/ And now, to wit, NoVember, 20th
847, on motion'of John Barton, attor
ney for Wm. Mem, the court appoint) Wm. Boyd,
Esq., auditor to distribute the funds in the hands of
the adminiietra tor among the heirs of the said dece
dent. By the Court. t
JOHN YOUNG/ .11°. Clerk.
The undersigned Auditor - will meet for the pur
pose of his appointment at his office onrith street in
the city of Pittsburgh, on Thursday, the 9th day of
January, 1848 at 2 o'clock, P. hi:, at ! which time
and place all persons Interested are hereby notified
to attend. WM." BOYD,
dec,l
Auditor.
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TWIT RECT. BY ADAMS & CC'S F.XPREBS--
ty Super super Eng drab Cloth for over coats;
Super super Eng. silver " I
Do do black ' el frock and dress coats;
Do French'Cloths i foi*ock and dress coats,
Do do plain and fano), Cauimeres, for
Pantaloons;
Do do cut velvets: cashmeres, plain and
Surd silks, muisimeres, etc. etc. for
Vesting,. .1 4
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In addition to the above, we have the, most select
stock , of cloths, cassimeresand restlngs In the West
ern country, our goods being bought of Importers
only.
The above goods will 'be made to order at the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms, by
ANEKER lc' MAYER,
(late M. /inter & Co.] Clothiers and ;Tailors
deal 70 Wood st., 6 doors above 4th.
EF,SIVAX-'-'•A small It to, salis b 7
BS & SINCLAIR,
decl i 6G Wood street.
FLAXSEED --A few big, fOr alio by,
Stilpf SO SINCLAIR,
dec I 06 Wood street.
lor Aromatic
9'7 ;v7nees , n!,„deat zs' e a c h r')r :11 e l n t Y G tki " P t r e a r I with per
cent bit. Alm:icor sale byl the gallon or single bottle
at the wine store of
deal JAMB WEAVER.
EMLIONS for 2ale at:e gr!'
map st
denl. • ! JApuli WEAVER
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RUSHEp and pelveriied sugarlfori sale at the
wine store of
dee] VaCOll WEAVER.
CI ARDINES for sale by the cue, WI or half tie
0 at the wine 'store of
decl
ANCIIOVIES—A row :dozeffiars for sale at the
*me core of Oecji JACOBWEAVER.
r T OCK Bottles for salq at the wine state of
decl JACOB WEAVER.
VANCY Hock Cologne for sale at the wine store
(dec!) i .TACOB WEAVER.
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iIASIPARIIE bottles!ror este at the wine store
or decl JACb 0 WEAVER.
Nv HIT4 O GI. 6; I I
j J e kt i 2. enperior jest received
B. 4. FAHNBSTOCK & Co
cornet of ; Ea* 1113 d Wood to
ZOIC . ACID-73 'Mown, fast tecaiaod and
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lot tali by B. A. PAIINESTOCIC & CO.,
dee I . cor4r of Find and Wood au.
ANAITO-2 buneut panduat eudiTed and fir
ule b 7 - B. A. FAIINEStOCB & CO.,
dee! 1 . cot in had Wood.
10 ARCS GREEN--15 Case* just recelived and for
I rule by. B.A. fAHNESTOCK & CO.,
dui r co'r Ist'nor,
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Itofisted Borsix.
6 cues Eoglisb just tel'd led fbr
( 17 6 4. e by
IL A. rAIiNt.IT Kat Co.,
nov3o cot-Flak and Wood its
Calcined! ailltipipollai
4 ,5 c::::;dust "" `71 d .131 1 ;n7EsiocK & Co.
IltlaniFlour:
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dad Tor sale by
50 sa L ot " 34l rec
B. A. FAINEiTOCK Ar,
art acne Acid.
caseakut• • and for sale by
nov3B B. A. FANNESTOCK & Co.
DRUMS! DRUMS! DRUMS !—An assortment
of Baas and Tenor Drums, just received direct
Crum the manufacturer, and for sale low, b 3
• JOHN , H. M ELLOR,
81 Wood et.
EA NUTS-300 bus , elx, a first rate article, for
_I- sale by SMITH & SINCLAIR.
nbv27 .
SParen• foe Sale Cheap
A FA - 1131 of 108 acres, about three miles from
Saltsburgh, on Blicaleg creeni and about 37
miles from Pittsburgh byl 1 nd , and 30 by the canal
and 3 miles from it. It Itai7s acres well cleared and
fenced, 'hewed log and frame house4with three or
four room., a log barn and it good rein of coal, lime
stones nd iron ore on it; two goodileading roads 'bro.
I it. I The above for sale cheap for,, , abont $lOOO, or a
half in hand and th. Wince on interest on time.
Also, a tract of 33 acres of land: about half clear
ml, a hewed log house on it, it is about 14 miles'
from Pittsburgh, and near the canal, beer creeteand
the jAllegheny river. i
Also, an excellent farm of 230 acres and a good
tavern stand, and (manna imprhreniente on it, a.
boik 12 miles below Pittsburgh, on the Bearer
road.
*so, a farm of 235 acres,' a good sterrand a half
bodge, with a basement ! xitche4stable and other
improsenrego. and about 75 sera cleared; 13 miles
from Pittsburgh, on the Ii ittennine road. The above
with other , farms, for sale on' accommodating terms
decl 4. liAltßlB.
NEPTUNE
T" SeCond Annual Ball, given in ,behalf of the
Neptune Fire Conipany, Will take place on
TittrasnaT the 9th of December, at the
Lafayette Assembly Hoeing. Applications for Cir
culers and!Tickets to be made to the manager..
S. Cameron, Hope. John M 3 Quewan, NepPn.
W. C. Irwin, President. Wm. M. Edgar,
J. Brown, Washington. ; James Montooth, lc
Capt A. L.Melville, U.S. Wm. M. Gormley, cc
Jas Caldwell, Wm Penn.! T. B. Young, if
11. Hays, Eagle. j James - Porter "
Capt All., John D. Bailey, "
M. Marshall, Duquesne. John Neeper "
W. C. Beck, Niagara. Thomas Stewart, "
gapt D Campbell, Vig. Wm White
G'Schnecl, Vig. IH Co George Futon, "
nov29 , Thomas Algeo,
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pl a L n L a I f 3os sa el ; a b O y o paper. ""wood," jolt received
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
oar of let and Wood ate
nov27
AD, VALERIAN—.B bales English and Ger
lA, man, just received and for sale by
B.A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.,
ear Of let and Wood its
DOV 27
CAMWOOD--70 Bbls Yore gronnd, ,, just
.received and forsalei b 7
B. A. FABNEBTOCK
nor 27 e.or or lot and Wood.sta...
(ALIVE OIL-10 Baskets, Just received , and for
11,Lf i sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK 41 Co.
in c fr.29 1 corner of First and Wood sta.
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Tuvasnsr Mounts°, Dec. 2, 1847. 5
I 6 business matters there was considerable dull
ness yesterday. The day was cold and rainy,and
very unpleasant for outdoor business transactions.
ASHES—AII kinds are scarce, and in demand.
Salei of Saheratus :at 708 c.; Pearls 71(donc;
Pots 51051 c.; Scorchings
WINDOW GLASS—The supply on hand is be
coming very much reduced.. Sales 100 boxes B.K
10 at $3 624; 50 do 10x12 at $3 75.
FLOCK—Sales from store, by the dray load and
single barrel at $5 oces 37. No large sales to
repot:, and very little arriving.
GRAlN—Moderate sales as follows; Wheat 93
095 e.; Rye 45e.; Com 40045 e.; Oats 2G 37c.
GROCERIES--Small sales Sugar (new crop,)
at bie.; Old 006je. lb. Molasses 30032 c.—
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Coffee
day yesterday, with a probability
Of a continuance.
d Wood
``BEsT coucH MEDICINE rat Tux. Woimn t ,,
Another evidence of, the superiority, of Dr.
Viillard'sCough Mixture over all other... Read the
following Certificate from a reapictablecitMen or
'the Filth Ward :
Prrrssuitur, Nov. 3, 1847.
This certifies that for some weeks put I was trod)
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 which I had
been using. .I was finally persuaded to call at Hays
Brockwara Drug Store, and get a bottle of Dr.
Willard's Oriental - Cough Mixture; which, to my
great surprise, relieved me very much ; after taking
only two or three doses, and be'orti I had used one
bottle, I was entirely cu red. I was so much pleased
with its effects that I hare brought others to buy it,
and shall continue to recommend it to my fiends,
as I firmly believe it to be the best cough medicine in
the world ! , 1 .
Jahn Black &
WHOLP.SALE Grocers, Produce and Commis-
V r lion Merchants, and dealers in Pittsburgh
manufactures, No. 166 Liberty utreet, opposite 6th,
Pittsburgh.may 12
00 - Liberal advances made on consignments.
ENNA-2 bales “East India," jut received'and
0 far sale, ,by
' B. A. FAHNESTOCK- & Co., .
nov29corner lat and Wood atm.
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HAOME Green-5 cases Tiernan's, just rec'd
kJ and for sale by _ .
LARD—A faw Kegs No. 1, for sale by
nov27 SMITH &SINCLAIR.
SWEET Malaga Wine—lS Bbls and India bar•
rely Sweet Malaga Mountain Wine, for Bale at
low prices, by JACOB WEAVER.
nor 27 Wine Store.
F,NEW Tcp,rur PEKIN- Tina COMPANY.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
ti A LEXANDI. JAYNES is the .only. authorised
I agent in Pittsburgh and Allegheny cities, for
the sale of the Pekin Tea Company's Teas of 7.5 and
77 Fulton at., New York. Another person in Pitts
burgh pretending to sell our teas is an impostor, and
deceives all who may patronise him. It is common
ly known that the . Pekin Tea Company's teas have
proved superior to all other teas sold, and for this
reason many persons have dishonestly pretended to
have the sale of the Pekin Tea. Company's tea.,
when they are all the time vending Malt and cheap
duff which _they have obtained elsewhere. Others
again' assume , the name of. Tea. Company and imi
tate our packages, and thereby deceive many.
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We are informed that there s a person in Pittsburg
selling Teas under the name of the New York and
Philadelphia Pekin Tea Company. We have only to
say that this assumed company halve no connection
whatever with the New York Pekin Tea Company, l
as consumers of tea will readily dienover by corn.
paring the article they sell with the genuine tea, sold
by the New York Pekin Tea Company, at the store
of A. Jaynes, 72 Fourth st..
N.; 'B. - Messrs. M'CALLMONT & BOND, of Phila.
delphia, have no connection whatever with the New
York Pekin Tea Company, nor have they any right
or privilege to sell teas under. a name so nearly re
gambling oars, as to have a tendency to mislead the
public. DOUGLASS & CO., '-
nov4
,75 and 77 Fulton-st4N.Y.
'nerves Weekly Budget of New, neOka•
I 'TIRE Old Commodore; The Manninvericklifother;
j. The Wilfulness of Woman; S plendw.-drVer
sallies; Jennetta Altison, or the Strawkeryy Girl, a
tale or the ;ea and the short. - - - -
Kearns' or Daylight, the Arapahos half bried, a
tale of the Rocky Mountains. • -
Also, a large lot of Pititorial papers, for sale by
the hundred or by the single 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,
nov2o ralltrth si
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XPILISALT FOll , 11111 T
sits vor.Lenti, f .Dee: 1, Lt. Geelock; P. M:
We have nothing.later f!skin Mexico, The Ness
Otlearis alai& of the 23c1 as 24th,,
NEW YORK MARKET:
. . Decambet.l 3 P-•
Flour-6-There is no marked change from yes-
Mtdy : tint the' market is, if any thing, duller,—
Aales of Genesee 'at $8 31 fr bbl. •
Grain—The supply o f Wheat is good, and nth.,
.
Or pressing - Oh the - market. Other grains rernaih
nbout as beforl. 'The Market for. Corn and Oats
illather dull; - Prime White Corn is selling at 73
e.rg bus; and Prime Yellow at 74c. Sales of Oats
at 49(350c.
Provisiong—Marhet for Posh heavy; but no
tales. Lower Oren would be accepted.
Cotton—The market is finis.
Stocks—The niarliet is dull. Treasury notes
are at par.
-PHILADELPHIA "MARKET.
December I, 3 P. Al.
Flour—The market is steady, but not active
Moderate of Western are reported at $6 50.
Corn Meal—Sales at' $3 06403 13i-
Wheat--Southern Prime Red at $1 3701 90.
Corn—New Prime Yellow 70c; old 71072 c..
' .Cotton.—Sales LCouisiana at 7Vidsi ; there is a
better feeling in the market.
Coiree--1500 bags Rio 7i071.
Provisions—Pork and Beef dull.
CONNERCIAL RECORD
rewired and corrected every Afternoon.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
corsigrrrsz vox sovultunt.
*shun Hanna, .W. R. Murphy, Julies May
7 FIX? WATZI IX TU CIII.XXXL AND YAEL/X9
ARRIVED.
Wisconstn, Grace, Cincinnati
Saint Cloud, Mason, New Orleans
Swatara, Cox, Brownsville.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Consul, BOwman, Brownsville
Louis McLain, Bonet, Brownsville
DEPARTED.
New England, No. 2, Dean, Cincinnati
Northern Light, Hutchison, St Louis
Lake Ene, Hemphill, Beaver.
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
Cousul, Bowman,'Brewnsville
• - Louis McLain, Bennei, Brownsville
Swatara, Cox, Brmnsville.
PITTSBURGH MARIE TS -DAILY REYNA'.
JOS. W .1:0D WELL, .•
Importer and Death. in
Foreign and Domestic .Harderare,
COSY= IZCOND 411g11 WOOD
ect29-ly PITTSBURGH
ANDREW MeCAFFRY
Try it—only 25 cents a bottle. Sold by
NAYS & BROCKWAY,
No. 2 Liberty st. near Canal Basin
Sold also by J. Fleming, Lawrenceville.
novlo
B. A. FARNESTOCK & Co.,
corner lit and Wood ate
MIMI
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:47ii.'';i-:7.':::'4,,73'ii'l.•':,'''--•.',`-',-
Jairat -aka
well knoWn line of Splendid Passenger
Steamers, hi now compostiNl of the largest,
swiftest,- best finished and furnished, and the most
powerful boats on the. waters of the West. Eve r y
accommodation and comfort that money . can pro
cure, has been presided for. passengers. The Line
has been in operation'for five yearo---htive carried a
Million pf, people: nithont• the least .injury to their .
persens. The boats wilt be at the. foot "of Wood
street the day previous to starting, lbr the reception
of freight and the entry of passengers on the regis,
ter. In all cases passage weeny mot
.paid in
advance: - • "
Packet.
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The lISONONGAUELik. Cant; Stone, will leave
Pittabaogh every 1410thiy• morning' at. 10 o'clock;
'Wheeling everyllUfallay eveving at 10 p.m.
Tjaeridor Picket.
The RIBEttNIA.; No. 2, Capt.- Jno. filinefelter,
will leave Pittsburgh every Tneiday morning at 10
o'clock; Wheeling every Tuesday evening at . 10
) Wedriipsday Packeti
The NEW ENGLAND Ctiptaba $. Dean,
will leave Pittsburgh. every,WednesdaY morning at
10 o'clock, Wheeling every Weilnesday evening at
10 p: at.. '
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.7suroilay Packet.
The IVISCONSW, Captain R.J. Grace,will leave
Pittsburgh every Thursday 'corning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling, every Thbrrday evening at 10-r. sz.
' Srptay Flack4t. -
The CLIPPER, NO. 2, Captain Crooki , will leave
Pittsburgh every Friday. Morning at 10 . o'clock; .
Wheeling every Friday evening at /0 '; ki•
Pie _
The MESSENGER, Captain, Di Crintp, will leave
Pittsburgh every. Saiurday , morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Sattirday evening at 10 e. 3f,
Sunday Packet.
The ISAAC NEWTON," Captain A. 0 . Mason,
will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday - morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday_evening at 10
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
..)1. Dawes, of 65, Ilia
mons! Alley, can be con
sulted id all eases of a pri
snits or delicate nature, in
'Went tothehuman flame,
Syphilis, and syphilitic
ruptiona, goitorrhcea, and
consequences, together
ith all VENEREAL din.
Imes, impurities of the
lood, with all diseases of
- ENERE AL origin, akin
gleet, urethral discharges,
...at weakness and impotency palms piles, rheu
matism, female weakness, diseases of she wonib,
monthly suppressions. Diseases orate joints, fistu
lain ano, nervous affections, pains tn the back and
loins, irritations of the neck.of the:bladder and kid
neys, scrobutic eruptions, tetter,ring-worm, mercu
rial diseases, e,tc. • •
TWELVE YEARS. PRACTICE.
Exclusively devoted to the , study and treatment of,
venereal disorders, and those-arising from youthful
excesses, gaiety, climate, or impurities of tbe blood,
whereby the constitution may havebeen enfeebled,
enables Dr. Brown, to offer assurance's and speedy
relief to all who may place themselves under his
care. •
Dr. Brown's 'offices are conveniently arranged into
separate apartments; t"atieuta can visit Dr. B. with
out fear of exposure to other visitors.
It is of importincti to many persons in need of
medical aid, to obtain good advice , privately and
proinptly. 'To all sudh, Dr. Brown's ready skill' in
removing venereal (*eases, in their various forms
and stages,, olTers inducements which can rarely be
equalled. Strangers bre hereby apprised t hat Dr.
Brown has been regularly educated:in every branch
of medicine;and for the last tivelve years confined '
himself exclusively to the treatment of those tits-
eases. • I
Dr. Drown is the only regularly educated surgeon
in Pittsburgh who gives his whole *cation to these
complaints.
/KrCertain, safe and speedy curei willin all cases
14e guarantied.
Recent cans are relieved in a short time, with
out interruption from business.
irr Hernia or Rupture—Dr. Brown also invite
persons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has paid
particular attention to this disease..
. Letters from a distance, asking advice, must eon
min a fee, or they will not be attended to.
wr Office on Diamond Alley, a:few doorsfrom
Wood street, towards the market. Consultation!'
strictly confidential. ; oct2sd&w
frHOSE who have been deceived with mock
."pre
tended Hair preparations, should read the fol
lowing statements of respectable persons:
Mr. Abraham Vanderbeck, of 98 Avenue D, New
York, certifies that his head wan entirely bald on
the top, and by the iuse of two 3s, bottles of Jones'
Coral Hair Restorative, he has a goOd swop of hair,
and will soon have it long, thick, and luxuriant.
Mr. Wm. Jackson, of 89 Liberty at., Pittsburgh,
certifies: On the 3d of Feb. 1847, that-Mr. Thomas
Jackapols bead, on the top, wee entirely bald for
fifteen years, and tbit by using two 3s. bottles of
Jones Coral Hair Restorative, the hair is growing
fast, think and healtbi r He expects by using this a
little longer to have a better headed hair than he
ever had. Hum troy Soar on Hurt:muff i Mr.
Power, a grocerVcia Fulton at., had his hair com
pletely choked up with dandruff, and Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative entirely and permanently cured 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 is woderately hard brush, but it is
not necessary to use these harsh means except in ac
tual cues of baidnesi. Where - the Hair falls off,
turns grey,-&c., applyithe Restoiritire with the hand,
-or a soft brush. Part thil.hair in thefiifferent places,
so that the restorative may touch the scalp. The
same directions may be used for Dressing, *c
Said at JACKSON'S No 89 Liberty if, bead of Wood,
Sign of the Big Boot,i nov23
JVDIE,
lS are cautioned against :using Common
Prepared Chalk: They aro not aware how fright
fully injurious it is to' the skin! bow coarse, how
rough. how sallow, yellow, and unhealthy the akin
appears after using prepared chalk ! Besides it is
injurious, containing is large quaCtity of lead ! We
have prepared a beautiful vegetable article, which
we call Jones' Spanish , Lily White. .It is perfectly
Innocent, being purifio of all deleterious qualities;
and it imparts to the ruin a natural, healthy, ala
baster, clear, lively white ; at the nine time acting
as a cosmetic on the shin, making it soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of Massa.
chuseus, says: After analysing Jones' Spanish
Lily White, I find its possesses the most beautiful
and natural, and at the same time liniment white I
ever saw. I certainly can conscientiously recom
mend its use to all whosiskin 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. 4 g • •
A FINE :my Or TELTTC TO? teem. White teeth,
Foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy
teeth, after being once; or twice cledoed with Jones'
Amber Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the
most beautiful ivory, and, at. the same , is so.
perfectly innocent anUektinisitely fine, that its con-.
stant daily use is high*, idvantagoeui, even to those,
teeth that are in good Cundition,siving them a bean.'
tiful polish, and pritventing premature decay.-1
Those already decayed it prevents from becoinidg
worse—it also fastens such as is becoming.;loilre '
and by peraeverance‘ii will render the fouleat, teeth ' ,
delicately white, and ;make the breath deliciously
sweet. Price 25 or 371 cents a box.' • Allan above
are sold only at 82 Chatham at. sign of the Ametican
Eagle, New York, and by the appointed Agents
whose names appear ib the next column.
WILL Ton : , and get a rich husband, lady?:
"Your face is your fo , tune. ,, Is, beautiful, clear,
fair/ Is it white/ 111 not, it can be made so even
though it be yellow, 'disfigured, sunburnt, tanned
and freckled., Thousands have been made thus
who have washed oncit or twice with' Jones' Italian
Chemical Soap. The'efredt is glorious and magnifi
cent. Bat be sure you get the genuine Jones' &imp,
at the Sign of the American Eagle, SI Chatham et.
Ring-worm, Salt-rheum Scurvy, Erysipelas, Bar.
tiers Itch, are often cure d by Jones's Italian Chemi
cal soap; witlin every kind of remedy has failed:
That it cures pimples" freckles, and clears the skin,
all know. Sold at thbAnierican Eagle, 82 Chatham
et. Mind, reader, Bail seldom or never fai s.
• I C. INGLIS, Jr. Paterson.
Sold at Jacirsores,lB9 Liberty st., bead of Wood,
Sign of the Big Boot. • nov2S
Small tract of II
situated in Bug
wit in one mile of the
to Yittaning. The lae
acresand under a got
is a good frame dwellU
premises.' The farm i
good coal and limestcn
For terms apply to v
office on 4th street,
;el7—thhwel
MEIN
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CINCINNA/ 4 / .41,N11 /*TT/MI/Ran
i)atiteCt
Or Sale. :
land containing about 70 acres,
Walt, township, Butler county,
te road leading from Pittsburgh
Ind is all cleared except about
, od state of cultivation. There
iig house and trame barn on the
is well watered and aboundsia
ape.
illiam Boyd, Attorney at ploy
vat
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lturtion Salm.
'o4ttv_e.eAto
OF splegclid klousehold Furniture, Feather Bede*
Hearth Jingo; Fire Irons, and Kitchen, ujegsil{
at Auction.
•
:BY 'FAMES- Id'EKNNA,
„
Oi s Saturday evening next, December 4th, at 11,
o'clock precisely, will be sold without receive, thi..T
Househild and Kitchen run:tit:are of a pkivate
ly declining hcasalteeping, it can be seen during
the day, comprising in part
G mahogany frame hair seat chairs; 1 do do at:far •
I. mahogany , lutrean, 0. G. front, a beautiful articles
1 mahogany do. plain; 1 high.poat cherry bedsteads
feather beds; brushes; hearth rugs, fenders and fire,
irons; looking glasses, together with a great variety
of 10W:c/a utensils, all of which have been in tlao 4
but a short time. -
dec.2
JAS. WKENNA, Auctioneer.
WILLIAM •J. 2.011.1 1 irSIDE.
AUCTIONEER AND CO24.I,IIfi.SION.IXERCUANT4.
Alleglany city, Pa. • - -„.
rrillE undersigned having complied the re.
guiremenui of the Auction Law, indlakew out'
a Commission as Auctioneer, for the city of Alie n
gheiay,ia now ready to receive : Merchandise &
its variety, on consignment for either public or
vete sale; and from tong, experience an the. above
branchea of business, flatters himself that he will bp.
able to givo entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
Liberal advances made on Consignments. I shalt :
endeavor to make speedy sales and quick returns: •
Tendering you and your &leadenly 'services, trenc •
main your gbedient servant, • - • • '
Allegheny, city, September 1847. - • '
ZETCRIWC.EI.
James blay,James IHlCully, John Little, Jr., Johty
B. Guthrie, Wm. A. Hill & Co., Jonas R. M , Clintocs.
Jas. K. Logan, John 1). Davis, Pismo and Hansen,..John B. WFadden & Co., AleF.ander Stuart; Yount :
& SteveniOn. nor24-y
Allegheny City... Property at 'Auction...
vtriLL be sold, on Thursday morning neat,
cember 2d, at 10 o'clock, at the Anctiore , r
Rennie, northwest corner of Federal street'and, the
Diammi; all that certain Jot or piece of-ground,,
frmirtiig'on 'Ohio street DO feet, and on Sandi:Leif y
greet 100 feet. The property will be offered ut
lots of 19 feet front, to a-ten foot alley, or if prefer.:
red by purchasers, it will be sold in lota of 23Yeet--
front by 100 ft int depth."' Sale positive. Title in,
disputable.
.
Terms—.l Cash, the,residue in three equal annual
,payments with interest, to be secured by bond and
mortgage on'the property. °
n0v9.7 - Whl. J. BURNSIDE, Auct'r.
l.
aracLlS ale of Dry Gooda. Ciotittng, Boot&
and 141toca, .IF[ttrntturc. Watt:4o.4 dr.c.p
at Auction. [
•
BY JAMESAWKENN-A,.
On Thursday next, December let; dt 10 olelock,„
A. M., will be sold, at hl , Ketintes. Auction Rooms,
No. 114 Wood street, Ihiee doors from sth, it limo
and general :assortment of foreign and domestic;
Fantty...and Staple Dry Goode, comptilitiff cloths.,
cassinteres, Eassinettst; flannels, alpaccas,
calicoes; plaids;. Irish' linens, &c. :Also;'•. a -lot Of
ready made clothing; Boots and shoes. ":" -
At 2 ta , chica af new. anisecortd hind
Furniture, iizt mahogany. bureaus settees, chaise. -
sad tables, feather beds and matrasses, with a lotof
Kitchen utensils; and immediately after,sale of ra.
aeries.
At early' gas 14. ht, same evening, - gold and: .
watches, both new and second hand, OrDry
Goods continued. • JAMES 241'BENDTA"
dee!,
Auction Vales . •
BY JOHN. D. MAVIS, A-UCTIONEEIL
YOUTH-EAST coaxal!. OF WOOD AND SIM( STILErnh
Dry Goods, iVuolien Hoods, . Coals, Capt.
ON Thursday morning,. December 2d, at 10 -IA
door, nt thercommereial sales rooms, corner or:
wood and sth, sts, bo sold withuut reserve, an_
extensive assortment ofseasonable Dry Goods, atc,.-
from a store lathe country, consining of calicoes„
alpaccas, black silk and Latin,,
needle wont, woollen
coats, double
,ind singlts hoods, cambric Mullins*
cloths, cashmeres, satti n ens,. can ton - Ban ne I, sha'tilai
hdkfe, - groves, cloth and fur capi, - gani orenthoei
slippers, umbrellai, pa teat thread, ItY.. jeanu, etc.
Also, 1 bale red and yellow, flannels, ;;,o piece*,
damaged brown Sheeting.
At 2 o'clock, P. - M.-a quantity of good quality N.
O. Sugar, Young - Dyson Tea, Rice and other gro.
ceries. Glassware, queentwarn,: hardviare, and
A large quantity anew and second hand
hold and kitchen furniture, stoves; - grates. shovels;
matches ' wrapping and writing paper, lattips t
er becis;hedding, leaking glasses, etc:" -
Atth o'clock, P. M„ a very: eatenaive constrict;'
of new and valuable beoke, in every departiaent
of science - and literature. -
tiov3o 'JOHN D. DAVIS; Aactioneer......
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11081E1H H. HILL. ..
•CrlAy.
RILL & CURRY,* •
RANKER!, ZACTIARGZ, lIORER.9, AND DEALERS'!"
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, Car.
TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES, •
GOLD AND SILVER.
No. 85 Wool) ST., 3o DOOR BELOW FOURTH, WEITSIDZ.
•
Pittsburgh, Pa.
PAR Funds and Currency received on Deposit, aim -
collections made in all the principal cities
United States. .
Sight Eschnnge on - Philadelphia, Baltimore, Ile*
York, Boston 3G.1 Cincinnati constantly for sale lit
sums to suit purchasers. •
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and Penney)*
nia Bank Notes bought and gold on the most favors.
ble terms
The highest premium paid for American Gold.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany and
France procured, 4-c. .; rinr22-y
W. I. IIOON. rum. WIDEN
MOON. AND SARGIENT..
BANKERS AND. EXCIIANGE BROKERS,
N. E. COIL. WOOD AND WITH gram!, errisawtou, Pa'
1 - ‘ EA L ERS in Coin, flank Notes,
.Time
1.1 Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Ccrtificatres
of Deposite,
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the
Minion, and F l ippo, for sale in sums to suit pnrchas
stirs.
•
CURRENT and par funds received on depoalte.
COLLECTIONS made uu all parts of the Union,
at- the lowest rates.
' rucruaricas :
Messrs. M. Leech & Son,
" Ogden & Snowden, _
.. Win. Bell & Son, a•Prissatraea :
.i S. MoClurken &Co.'
~ • .. Enlist; & Bennett., .
.., ;lensing & Brother,
- • " Pales, Lathrop & Co., Pertiiir't.
.." Win.B.Thompson & C0..1
411 lloadly, Phelps & Co. &
Ar,' ~
a Babcock C 3. ' .."''. 7 '," * "". ~
:" Tiffany, Ward &Co. . '
'• ' " John hPCullongh & co.liirtatois.•
_Mr. James George,' ' -.}
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...' a - If. Manna, CricurzsAiti O.
" Joseph Watson,
.1, ii ,
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Messrs. fanner & M , Millan: :"" 113 .
las! ' .0
R. P.'Ellis, Esq., Cashier; Ban l elylitoirit, 4.4.
Pittsburgh, September 2d, 1847- .• • ' 1
WILLIAM A. HILL & Co..
nArrusas, ENCIIANOt *NORM, AND DNALDAI ttt
FOREIGN AND' DOIVIIITIC EXCHANGE, •
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, -BANE NOTF;6;
AND SPECIE,- •
No. 64 Wood at., one door above Fourth, East side," •
Pittsburgh, Pa.. • •
f • NIURRENT Funds received on deposit, and col
lections made on all the Cities throughout the.
United States. • Sight checks on PhiladuP
phis, New York, Hostort and Cincinnati, eouttesilpt
for sale in sums to suit purchasers. •
•..• 4 '
pnper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and
Virginia Dank, bought and sold on the most titor.
' able terms.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and Ameri.-
ean Gold and Silver coin,.
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND, for sale in amounts orzt and upwards.'
marlo-dawy .
ALLLN RA A MI. LDWARD '211.A31.
ILRAER & RAH/11,,
BANKERS A N D EXCHANGE BROK.
ERS, DEALERS IN FOItEIGNAND DOMESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATEt3
OF DEPOSITE, BANK NOTES, AND. COIN.
Corner of Third and Wood stx., directly opposite the
St. Charles Hotel. my2S
' N. HOLDIE'S & SON, •
LNIZSIS AND Drazzati is Excsuweic
1a aroma.
No. 65 Market street, Pittilnffrk. s' •
Belling rate. Exchange. Baring ate.
New York Ipr Cincinnati' *Olt
Philadelphia" Louisville
Baltimore .• S.„ Louis _I
Wirtz Rani.
Buying rates,
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Virginia
Wheeling
Tennessee
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1019•7
Buying rates.
County & City ord'a I. die:
Relief notes k
Pennsylvania Co
New York . - 4 144-
Maryland
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