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Prepared and Corrected every Afternoon.
PITTSBURGH - BOARD OF TRADE.
CO/1011117Xt POD TIOVRXHICK.
04111 a Hanna, W: R. Murithy; James 14ay
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
11 rim. WATER IN . TILE CRANNML 41 . 11 D PALLING
ARRIVED. '
Gttleb Cope, More, Wellsville
Messenger, Decamp, Cincinnati
Wm Penn. Smith. St Louis
Neiiark, Herd, Zanesville
Swaspra, Cox, Brownsville. ji
Danube, Cock, Brownsville
- Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
- Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
DEP ART El).
Clipper ;No 2,Crooks, Cincinnati
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Danube - , Cock, Brownsville
. Consul, Bowman, Brewnsville
Louie McLain, Bennet,Brownsville
Swatara, Cox, Br mnsville.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.-DAILY REVIEW.
OFFICE OF THE. POST; ?
SATURDAY Motuerse, Dec. 1847. S
The continued inclemency of the weather yes
terday, Caused business to be very dull. Very few
saes-were effected.
FLOUR—Sales of 50 bbls. from wagon at $l,-
Vat ; 200 bbls from store at $5 0003 25;
retailing by the single •bbl. at $5 25iii5 50.
WHEAT—None arrived. Nominally held at
90005c..ap bush.
OATS—Saled 100 bus. at 27c.
POTATOES--Sales 50 bbla. blues at $1 501 p
bbl; 50 bbls. pink eyes at $1 30e bbl. Retail
ing from store at 75(380e.
HAY—Sales 5 tons timothy at 9 ton.
HOGS—A large lot offered. Sales to butchers
on private terms, generally at 46-lic. nett.
GROCERIES—We notice no change. Regular
sales at yesterday's quotations.
DIAXOXI3 Maiterr.—The old Diamond market
was rather poorly supplied last evening, owing to
the bad.roads, which prevented our country friends
from attending. Prices were unusually light.—
Fowls were readily pin ked up at any price, by
those who are fond of good living about merry
christmas." Fresh print butter was held at Ibi
an:2oc. sp,
LOUISVILLE SIARKET—Noy. 29
Flour—The market is quite firm, and we heard
of a sale -of 200 bbls. from city mills at $4,95.
The price at store is somewhat higher than this
figure, we quote at $.1,9t at 95 for good sized lots,
$5,00195,25 by the dray load and single I hi.
Molasses—We hear-of no transactions, but quote
et 21ia2.8c. as the nominal value.
Sugar—Ranges at ladc., according to quality
Bagging and flope--Considerable quantities of
these articles are received and shipped every day.
but we can hear of no transactions worthy of
note. Holders refuse to give way to the wishes
of persons "rho would purchase at a lower figure,
but will not trust at the present nominal prices,
which are l c. for former and.fi-Yilic. for Inner.
Tobacco—The sales are extremely„ light, and'
figures low. Three hhds . were sold at the Plant
er's House to day at $5,10 fort hhd. first rate, and ;
$4,50 and 44 80 for 2 hhds. second rate. At Todd s ;
were sold six hhds, all third rate, at $2,00, $2,25,'
$2,85, PAO, $3,00, and $3,15.
Hogs—The weather is most excellent for slaugh-I
tering purpOses, and indeed that is all that is doing.'
We cannot hear of any sales, nor can we give any I
nominal quotations. We think-, however, from
all that we can gather, that the price will be es-'
tablished ere long at a price which will nut vary
much from $3.
Lard—We heard of a light sale of new at Gic.
Whiskey—Sales of raw were effected at 'Sic.;
rectified is held at ISc. - •
Buckwheat flour is halls at $3,50 100 111 s. at
store.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Nov. 29
Flour—Additional sales on Friday everting of
120 brls. from Canal, at $5,00 do at 11,53. Yes
terday there was no manifest change in the mar.
ket, 60 brls sold from Canal at $4,32. 100 do. at
$1.93, and 1400 do. deliverable at Marli.on, at
$4.92. The receipts of the week are 4,772 brie.,
and of wheat 18,718 bush.
Hogs—During Friday quite a number of sales
mostly in the evening. and more of them were
reported until.Saturilay. The particulars were as
follows : 206 and 120 ay. wt. WO to 200 lbs , at
$3,16; 600, 400, 300 and 76 do. same averages, at
$3,20. Ou Saturday no sales transpired. The
little improvement of the previous day rendered
holders still more firm, while most buyers roused
to bid of a pig over $3. The Kentucky drovers
holding large lots, are we understand, buying the
small droves as far as practicable, with a view
in withholding them from the 'general market, and
contrive to - pack largely om their account. 'l•he
sales however, are not ofithat character. The
pens are pretty well filled, and they still come in
freely. -
Green Meats Sales on Friday of 3171/0 pea.
Hams from block at Sc.; 700 do. do. at etc. On
Saturday 2000 and 1300 dci, do. at 6e., and 1500
do. do. at 41c; 1000 pcs shoulders at 2ie. -
Beef—A sale of 50 hf. brls plates at $5, a de
cline.
Cattle—Sales of 50 head small at $3,214
Good are worth $J,35 to $3,50 per 100 lbs. net.
Exchange on the East, is still firm at prem.
Whiskey—Sales yesterday of 545 brls. in lots
at INT.; 25 do. from wagons, at 17ic.—Signal
CINCINNATI MARKET
• Nov. 30, 1847.
Flour—The sales yesterday were entirely to re.
taileis, with no perceptible change in prices-75
bbls. from store at $5; 180 in two lots, and 300
bbls. at $4,93; 76 do at $4,95.
Hogs—We experienced great difficulty yesterday
in arriving at any thing like a satisfactory opinion
of the market. There were sundry rumors of sales
at full prices, and rime at an advance, several of
which we traced to nonentity in fact. The sales
positively ascertained were 175 head, average
weight 105 lbs, 100 do. average weight 185 lbs.
all at $3. A lot of about 800 head, average weight
200 lbs. or upwards, was offered late in the day at
$4,20, showing that the rumored sales we had been
chasing,'and the numerous offers of $3,25 said to
have been made, were fallucious. There was a
large number of sellers yesterday, but —,
finish the sentence to-morrow, if we can.
Green Meat—Sales yetterday of 900 and 1200
Tics. Hams at sc; 1400 pca do. at 41„
Lard—Sales on Saturday evening of 75 bbls.
'steam rendered gut at qr. ' 7s bbls kettle rendered
No. 1 at 6c; yesterday 25 bbls. No. 1, at Cc; 20 do
at 6le; 200 kgs do. at 6ic.
Whisky—Sales of 532bb1s. in lots, at 17ic; 181
do at 171 c; 192 do from store at l7ic.
Dried Fruit—S aes on Saturday of 500 bu. new
peaches. from store at $1,75; 28 bbls. new apples,
at 90c. per bu. bbls. extra.
Sederatur—A sale of 12 casks at
Jib/asses—Sales of 100 bbls. prime N 0, in lots
at 28c; 22 do at 28024 •
Lord Oil—A sale of 28 bbls Winter made, at
70c., bbl. extra.
Potatoes—A sale of 50 bbls, from store, at $1,20
per bbl. Ct
Sugar—A We of 9 ads €od fair old N 0, at
5 re,l3do.y-Wirday, to lots, at same.
Butter—A small lot• good roll was sold from
store at 13c. _
NEW BOOKS—The Outlaw', Bride, or Blanche
the Beautiful.
The Journeyman Joiner,or the Companion of the
Pour of France, by G. - Sand.
Chamber's Miscellany, No 4.
Norman's Bride or the Modern Midas; by Mrs
Marsh, fresh supply.
•
Valcreaae, or the Lilly of La Vendee.
Wagner the Wehr Wolf, by author of Life in Lon
don,
complete.
A supply of Phrenological works, Ire, for
sale by , WM. S. CALDWELL,
oct2l 3d at. opposite the Post office.
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a" The Fremont Trial at VVAishington city, is
~till'druging its weary length arcing.' In the pro.
ceding as reported in full for the; Baltimore Sun
each day, are seen 'nothing ofahlricient general
interest to extvact for our 'reader's.
ccj• The Democracy of Venani County held a
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large and enthnsta.sttc meeting, atirranklin, on the
23d tilt, at which resolutions werelpassed by accia
mation kn , favor of the Bun J . 11146 BEICAINAN for
the Presidincy,.and'einstructed theit delegates to
use all fair and honorable awaits to secure his
nomination. "
N. P. Willis has issued a new. end highly illus.
traced edition of his poetry. . It .is dedicated , 4 To
a Memory and a hope, my Motheinnd my Daugh
ter, these voiced vibrations of the4ink between, are
affectionately inscribed."
Mrs. Benjamin Rush and Mrs. Chase are the an
ly two survivors of the wives of Oe signers of the
Declaration of Independence. Tl first is 90 years
old , and the second . 98.
PHILADJIMPHIA, April 26, 1846.
Being afflicted for some 8 years with that most
listressing disease, the asthma, and for thy last
I years much of the time confined to my room,
ind at several different times soy life was des
; mired of; I concluded to obit in some of Ma.
toni's Sicilian Syrup, which was recommended to
me by a friend from New York. stated that
:t had cured some of the rnost,lnveterate cases
mown to the medical profession. , '.Suffice it to say,
.hat,. after using the above medicine for about 4
veeks, I was entirely relieved, and I believe radi
ally eured. Yours with respect;
OLIVER' W. OWEN,
No 17.5 Bertrant st., Philaffa.
Rays & Brockway. Wholesale and Retail Agents;
see advertisement. feb22
o:7Wiroorr NO Cocoa.—Messrs Editors—l ob
served some time ago a communication over the
signature for "A Parent," stating,, that Dr. Jayne's
Indiac Expectorant had beer) tyej means of saving
the lives - of three of his children, i wbo were suffer)
.ng sevetelywith whooping cough; and having, but
a short time before, lost one of:my children by
that dreadful complaint, and hating another, and
my only child, suffering the greatest agony with
the same disease, and in hourly expectation of its
leath, I was induced to purchase , a bottle of it, and
:ommenced using it accorling ig the directions—
Ind to the surprise of all it began to mend in fif
teen minutes after we commenced using it, and the
:hill has now completely recovered.
I have no acquaintance with " Dr . Jayne, but I
hereby return him a husband's: and a father's
uatetul acknowledgments. 1 :
J.:L. SIMPKINS.
Philadelphia, April t22(1,
Jaynei Hair tonir..—Ue comenend to the atten•
tion of those desirous of restoring their hair o- im•
proving its beauty, to this elegant preparation
We hear it every where highly spoken of, and es.
pecially by all who have made fife of it, as greatly
efficacious in stimulating the grpwth of the hair,
and preventing and curing rnanylnffections of the
skin. Its virtues are amply anddsullleiently prov
sd.—N .Y Sun.
For sale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA
STORE, 72 FOURTH street, fiertir Wood—and at
the Drug Store of H. P. Schwirti, Federal street,
Allegheny City .. , mar 4
The time has tome when coughs and colds ; r•
rife, when consumption irsi mates its change ti I
form—nips many a lovely uud,' l rtrul lurks within
the present blooming flower, the , beautious cheek
now deadly pale, nt(st flashed sstith crimson hue,
bespeaks the presence of a foe, a direful foe, who
flatters to destroy. To drop the Metaphor, such is
Consumption, often brought on by.'neglected coughs
and colds, wet leet, &e. Bolitax, and use the
sovereign remedy, Doctor :Themian's All Healing
Balsam, a certain and never flailing remedy for
coughs, colds. consumption, asthma. pain. in the
side and breast, la hooptng cough, palpitation of
the heart, liver complaint. brorielutts, &c. Price.
25 cents and Et Or bottle. bold wholesale and
retail by W. Jackson. at his BiSot . and Shoe Store.
and Patent ',Medicine Warehisust.,B9 Liberty street.
Pittsburgh, and by duly appointed Agents in every
town in the U. States. See ailviltisement. nov23
The Cry is Still they Conte. , —%Snme bare alrealy
made their entry, and a whole Battalion are on
their march. This is the se4i•Mi when General
Disease makes his appearance,!his troops are well
disciplined and officered. Ge/ter i al Consumption
his chief warrior, is wending +his I,ca, onwards,
accompanied by his Pioneers. Feet, Cough,
Cold, Night Sweats, Spitting bf ißtuod , Debility,
Exhaustion, Flushings of the!fice, he &c, and
those disturbers of the peace of Mankind, Bronchi•
al affections of the Throat, Ji.sthma, Whooping
Cough, &c. But thanks to Dr, Sherman., of New
York, for his great invention, ,•• The All healing
Balsam," Try—and be (limit
Price 25 cents and $1 00 ph bottle.
Sold by WM. JACKSON,atjhis Patent Mcdi•
eine Warehouse and Bnot aQil Shoe Store, 69 Lib
erty street. Pitisburgh, and by duly appointed A
gents, in every town in the St.ites. oct3o
Important to Consumptives 1/1...-Strange ! That
so many who are afflicted with a Cough that is
gradually wearing them doWn, and slowly, but
surely stealing them into that 'dreadful disease
Consumption—that disease which cat ries off thou
sands daily, are doing nothing. or what is worse
than nothing, gorging themselves with nostrums.
that are puffed to the skies for ctires they are said
to have effected on some foreign or unknown per.
sons. When they can be puitively cured by using
Dr. Rogers' Compound Syrtiil of Liverwort and
Tar, which still continues to .effect the most Won
derful Cures ever recorded in the annalsof medicine.
A fact which is proved by reference to the vast
number of certificates from ate firs! and most re
spectable citizens. such as DO *Wm. J. Richards,
Judge Wm. Burke, the Wifeiof the Rev. G. W.
Maley, Dr. Hiram Cox, late Itrofessor in Eclectic
Medical College of Cincinuati, and others of this
place. Certificates not only of remarkable cures
of distressing Cough, but Consumption actually
cured, after the Physicians of the highest standing
had given them up to die? If-men of such high
standing will vouch for the grert virtues of this
medicine, we cannot but infer that it is at least all
that' it is represented to be. tt., can be had at D.
C. Kneeland's, also at Messul Kidd 4 Co,'s
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Morse's Weekly Budget - of New Books
WESTMINSTER Iteview,TOr October.
Scouting Expedition of PCulloogh's Texas
Rangers.
Life of Henry 3d, by G. P. R. James, part 3.
Campaign Sir TOLES of the War with Mexico, by
Cain:. W. S. Henry.
Chamber's Miscollany, pari 6. ,
Road to Ruin a comedy, in live acts.
The British and Foreign Medical Review, or Qua
terly Journal of Practical Medicine and Seigery.
Flowers Personified, part 1
,0. a most beautiful
number.
Lila and Adventures ofJoseph T. %ire, the Bold
robber and Hifihwayman.
Godey'a Lady's Sonic, for December.
The Narional Magazine !. do.
Th 9 New Miscellany, for Boys and Girls.
Tre Playmate,
a beautiful thing for children.
Together with a large supply-of every kind of
cheap publications.
Just received and for sale at Moan's Literary De
pot, 85 Fourth strict. novl7
New Binsle.
TLLEN'S Waltz;
Xj What's a' the Steer Kiminer;
. Oh! Soon Return;
Viennoise Dances;
Thy Name was once a Magic Spell;
Oh no they shall not see me Weep;
Oh would I were 'a boy again;
Oh come to me, by T. H. Bayli; •
Come and wander with me, .:419.;
Would I were with thee;
I'm saddest when I sing; . 1
Love can ne'er survive esteem;
Rough and Ready Quickstep;
Constantia Waltz;
Poland is not yet lost: with variations;
Don Pasquale, by Henri Herz;
Czerny's Exercises;
Duvernoy's Exercises; •
Come, oh come with me, the moon is beaming;
Whose dat knockin" at de door;
The Lass of Gowrie;
Cook's Art of Singing;
Just received by express, and feu: sale by
JOHNIH. MELLOR,
novl6 181 Wood street.
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Pro • 611191021 of the Sane of Tempera
lon Saturday ' , December 4th.
THr f , Procession will form on Liberty street ;
he ready to meet at 1 &door., precisely.
The Pittsburgh and Ocean. Wave Divisions ,
meet at the Hall, at 12 o'clocst, and be escort,
the ground by Marshals C. L. Magee) and
Day Spring, Fort Duquesne, Aliquippa; Lynn
and Young Man , ii Hope Divisions, will meet at 1
perance Hall, at the same hour, and—be escort,
the paSade ground by Assistant Marshals W.
and E Snowden. • l i
Allegheny, Spartan,
Rosedale, Nebrasga,! and
Athenian Diyjaions of Allegheny city,will meet at
their Hall, at 12 o'clocx, and will be escorted t 6 the
paradd ground by Assistant Marshal WL E. Ariz,
and L. R. Lindsay.
Guyasuta, Washington Fount, and LbWrenctiville
Divisions, will meet at the Hall, in Lawrenceville,
at 12 o'clocr, and be escorted to the paritde ground
by Marshal Larimer.
The aeveral Marshals are requested to' have their
Divis one on the parade ground, iu time taenable the
procesSion to move at precisely 1 o , clopki P. M.
Route, of Proression.—Form on Liberty streefp the
right resting on Fourth : up Fourth to :wood, long
wood to Third : up Third toSmithfield,!along Smith-
field to Liberty, along Liberty to Wayne, along
wayne to Penn, up Penn to the Green'sburgh Pixe,
along the Pixie to Allen street, (in Laisircnceiiiille,)
along Allen to butler, along Rutter to the insitte of
the U. S. Arsenal, thence to the Episcopal chiirch.
C. L. MAGEEi
dee2-3t Chief 'Marshal.
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Doctor Ralph's Pl/IS. ' t
THESE valuable Family Pills are daily gaMeg
increased confidence among all claisee o fthe
community. The NO as a PurgatiVe' cane tbe
excelled by any medicine now before' the palic ;
whiled the No. 2 acts as a gentle laxative and
strengthener. They purify the blood, and relaore
lost health and spirits. One trial will convincb the
most 13 ' tf ptical , of the truth of the above staterhent.
Price f.. 5 ctn. a box. S. L. CUTHBEBT,I
Wholesale Agent, No. 50 Smithfield at.,
By whom agents Mad others, will be aupplidd on
the same liberal terms, as at the Central Office,
New York.
AGEMTS-Wm. Cole, Allegheny city,FT, G. Sn ith,
Birmingham; Jno. M'Cracken, corner of D'Harnod
Penn Its., .sth Ward. dei,c2
JOSEPH MURPHY'S
LOOKING GLASS AND CLIR.K STORF.,
No. OS Wood St Plittstsargh.
GENERAL assortment of Pier, Mantel: and'
Toilet Glasses; •Portrait, Minature and Land.
scape frames, plain and ornamental. of 'every vdrtety
of patterns. Also, a new style of Window
call in and see them, all of which will be sold abeaP:
for Cash, or City Acceptances.
14rHotels and Steam Boats furnished cheap.
JOSEPH MURPHY, 98 Wood sn.
Practical GilJer. •
A Chance for Dwellings.
THE two -very desirable Dwelling nooses oil Re
becca street, in Allegheny city, one of which!,
is no* occupied by;Robert S. Cassatt, Esq. i each
containing eight rooms and a tine garret, all fiiii i thed
in fashionable modern style, and ccimprehe, ding
every, convenience, are offered for sale at pric-e
and on terms rendering them bargainslworthy!ofat- i
tentiob. Each house will be sold with 100 feet ofi
ground in front, ruitnng back 110 feet to Park etre( t,;
for only $5OO more than the building cost thefown.!
er ; or the purchaser may take a houteland 43) feet
of greound, at a price $7OO, less than the buildingi
cost, absolutely thrOwing the 40 fool lot info the'
bargain. These are ill 3 best bargains! now offered,
to the public, and lire deserving the attention of
those desirous of secturing cheap and •genteel
I:ngs.!_ The houses are in prime order, Enqiitire cif!
th e siA h s er i b er , who can be seen at the (Mee 6f the,
Gazette, every forenoon between the hours or eight
and ten, and at other times at his rpoms at Mrs.
hay's, boarding bowie, Rubinion's new Row ,Ifede.
ral st. , Allegheny City. D. N. WHITE,
dec3 Agt. forthe owner, ,
"New Goods. i
A. MASON/4 co., 62 Market street ' bare
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just receivedJ 32 Case. and Paqkftges Nen
e la, amongst oluth may be found, I large:stock
of Shwls, of the most falhionitble, kind., iniess
Gond* of everv-sariety, Cloak Cuffs, ratacy acticlo,
Trimmings, !louse Keeping Goads, Rjblaonw, Laces,
etc. etc.
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lit Mcw:roca, would respectfully inWm hie
friends and the public, that his newjeittablis merit
.s no* in bill operation, and that he, is prep red tn
j furntah Finn Cabins,, and fill all oifders for limed
lumber, with promptitude, and at the toward: rate*.
Boards and Pan ty , planed on one Jot buth!sidea,
konsvantly on hand. '
j Saab, Doors and Mouldings, of every description,
I m 340 to order. I
Builders and Carpenter., would find lt totheirad-
I vantage to give bin, a call, as he ran now furni4h them
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j with planed stuff 'datable for every description of
I,,wurit. dec3 tf .
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Nen. and Popular Plano Mantel.
1 -. "O.:ARE:s . r 31. , E,—a popular Ethiopian Melody.
I . 1 . 1: Mary Blanc • " w it.
Take me back to old Virginia shore ; I
Rose of Aiabami ; I
Mountain Maid's Invitation ;
Blue Juniata ;
Sehoolmantrr'• Glee;
Oh ! Summer night i from Don Pasquale ;
What's 'a the Steer R - 1111111Cf j -
Scenes that are brightest ; i
Lament of the Irish Emigrant;
Rockaway ;
I'm Afloat;
May Quern; i
The Watcher; i
. Joys that were tasted ; I
0 Come to Me ;
Oh would I were a buy again;
Molly. : [lawn,;_
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Mary of Argyle ;
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Evergreen Polka; 1
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Golden Drop: Waltz ; .
New Aui ora Waltzes ;
Roaalba Waltz ; i
Louisville QOadrilles ;
Duvernny's Exercises, No. I.
Received and lor sale by •
JOIN H. IMELLOR.
81 . hVood street.
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1, r WIHEELINC BRIDGE.—A 'timber ef good
quarrymen andstone masons will find empinymeet
by applying to J. them:mon, apipolnted Engineer
on the Wheeling Bridge. dect2wit
1 r )OTATOF.S-3 2 Barrels, will be sold very kir, by SMITH & SINCLAiR
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deva 136 Wond at.
TALLOW -1 Darrel, fin
dec3 ' SMITH & SINCLAIR
lARD OIL-4 Barrels, Cincinnati- , rof a Superior
j brand, for sale by i
dee 3 SMITH & SINCRAIR.
S(CAP-40 80 - i - es No 1, Cincinnati, for sake by
dec3 SMITH & SINC AIR.
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NIOULD CANDLES-50 Boxes, for sale by
dec3 SMITH & SINCLAIR;
pOTASII-6 casks, just received and fer sale,
by SMITH & SINCLAIR,
dec3 56 Wood Street,
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MANNA—I came small flake, just rece'Oed and
for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK &
dec3 cor of let and Wocid eta.
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JGJUBE PASTE-3 cases, just received+, and for
sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
dec3 cor of Ist and Wodd
OL ASSES Burrell-116 Molasses Bartels, on
111_ consignment and for sale by '
dec3 MILLER and RIEKE SON.
RESH Raisins-50 Boxes M RI Raisini, just re
r: calved and for sale by
deca , MILLER and ittcxvisorr.
CORN Brooms-100 doz corn brooms,. in store
and for silo 1.1
dcc3 MILLER and RICKE SON:
OLD Peach Brandy-20 Barrels pup Old Peach
Brandy, in store and for sale by
d,ec3 MILLER and RICKETSON.
CIDER Vinegar .- 25 Bbls good cider Viregar, just
received and ror sale, by
d:cc3 , MILLER and tIiCKEtSON.
GARB Iron! 980 ibs, just reed and for Ale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK anceCo.
dec3 corner of Ist and Wond sts.
CARE Magnesia : 2 cases, just reed end 'for sale
by 8,. A. FABNESTOCIC. andiCo.
dec3 cor It and Wood Its.
pOW'D.Jalap: cases. just recd and foi sale illy
B. A. FAHNESTOPK and Po.
dec3 corner 14 and Wdod st.
QUM Arabic: 225 lbs, just rec , diand for4ale by
B. A. FAHNESTOBIC and o.
dec3 cor Island Wood ats*
HOSPHORUS4-110 The, just received andl for
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sale by B. A. FALINESTOCK & ,Co.
dec2 cot Frontited W ood
TOCLAND MOSS-1 hale, just zeCeivecilaed foi
sale by r B. A. FAHNESTOOK & Co. '
d c 2 cor FroOtl& Wdod it.
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ii Large Sale - ; 1 1 •
r damaged and perfect Dry •Gonds; -fanny artF
l..../?..ties,, Boots and Shoes, clothing', cutlery:farm:
tureigroceries, watches,
etc., at auntion,. . 1
1 BY JAMES Nl' KENINA,
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On .j:lond ay nest, December 6th, tit 11 well= in
the ibrenoon, will be sold without reserve, et 3p-
Kennes auction! rooms, No. 114 Wood street; thrde
daunt, nom Fifth, a very large assortment of Ddy
Goods, of every' di scription, part of which! is the
balaice of a retail dry goods store, by orderaf al
sign/
es, and three cases of' fancy caidrmeres meri
not and alpacas; slightly wet during the freshet
on b Pennsylvania canal. As the stock is a very
'are., and the articles an numerous, it would tie ha
posible to specify then% particularly in a cetrimo l ri
ad v tisemont. A few ofthe articled comprise clothe,
caidrneres, cassinetts, alpaccas, cashmere dn cos.
menaoes, fianneld, minting, calicoes and linen; and
a lafge lot of fanny goods and varietY!articles Al
so, 11n account :or whom it may concern, 3 , lcasna
caslEtrieres, merinoes and alpacas, damaged n the
Pennsylvania canal, boots, shoes, clothing and cut.-
loryi I.
Ait 3 o'clock, P. M., the household and kitchen
fuifiiture of a family declining bougreeping, vii:
matiegany bureaus, sofas, settee mahogany hair
sea chairs, rocking chairs, bedsteadr, tables,lwind
sorihhairs, carpeting, hearth rugs, fire irons, feather
be , with a variety of khans' utensils; and int
me lately after, =ln of dry goods resumed, tegeth
er ith a hit or groeMits. i . L 1 1
At early gas light, same evening, 9 fine gold pal
entlever watches, full jewelled and warranted, 18
carts fine; 2 fine gold second levers; 9 siHrer la
verlrell jewelled; made by Hobias and Haskell, with
a Kieat variety of second hand watches, of dearly
°wiry, deacriptien. Also, sale of dry goods Oontin
ne4, clothing, cutlery, boots and sheen. 1
N. B. The above goods can be examined any time
pre'rious to sale. ' . JAMES M'KENNA, . •
d'ec3 ' Arict,r.•
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, Penn Street Property at Auction'
WqN Wednesday, December 22d,:at 7 cochick, P.
M. at the Commercial. Sales Rooms, corner of
. d and sth sta., will be sold, couricaluableboild-
ing fLots, situate on the north side el Penn street,
Mlle comer °Need's alley: i
t brner Lot, having a front of 24 feet, and the ail
jolting three Lots, each a front ot 28 feet 8 ',inches
on !Penn street, and extending back' 120 feet to an
alllfy 10 feet wide.
rma—one-third cash, residue inl two equal an
= net payments with interest, to be s e cured by bond
alai,. Anortgage.
c Sc 4 JOHN D. DAVIS, A ,eor.,
4 Additional Sale of DryltGloods4
AT M , KENNA'S—WiII be added to the large
sale of damaged and other Dryi Gooch . , to fake
plate at WlCenna's Auction Room', No 114 Woad
'tract, 3 doors from sth, on Monday next, Decent
ber;dth, at 10 o'clock, A. M.,30 pietes Buenh Vidta
Cre,pe Cloths, French Merinos and heautifulltigur'ed
Mita" de Leine, partially damaged ion the Plrinns
vadia Canal, sold on account of whim it may con
cerp; omitted in previous advertisement. I
cec4 JAS. M'K ENNA, Airet'ri
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DOOKS ! BOOKS l Positively the last and co.
I.? sing sale, of the extensive lot of Books. this,
Satiirday evening, Dec 4th, at the {corner of Fifth
and Wood streets, at 6 o'clock. Noir is plus last
ch4nce at these fine Books. Call and a - mine
th-i stock. Also, a fine lot of Coln Pens.
rfo JOHN D. DAVIS, Auclr.
11.ti•t Fall Sale of ilaticheter Ltits.
T Davis Commercial Sales Room, cdrnork)f
Wood and Fit h streets, an adj inrnedt sale of
desirable building lots, at Manchester, will be held
on Wednesday evening, the Bth iMit, at i'U'clock.
Di rams of the property to be offered, canlbe bad
at e Auction Sore. Perri' Wishing ito pur
chte. are invited to visit Ihe ground, where they
wiFi find the lots all marked by stakes and %%irk'
nu hers to correapond a ills Ilse plans.
eerms it.disputahle.
JOHN D. DAVIS, Anclr,
TeOgraph, G arrive, Chronicle- and !A metic in ropy.
Auction Sales In Allegheny
Dry- { Goods, Clothing, German limey Goods, elf',
at Auction.
Tuesday morning next,,December 7th, at
at b o'clock, at the Auctioh Room north
-IVP4I corn .1. of Federal street ari{f the Diamciroi,
wilt be sold viithout reserve, an extensive assort
ment of seasonable Dry Goods. Ready Made clr.
ihirig, ifirc , comprising in part the followMg, Viz.
cloths, cassi mere., catainetts. flannels Opaccas,
ccOrneres, Lima and California plaids, gingharns,
Dish linens, bm.vn and bleat bed !muslin*, canton
Barite's, calicoes. &c. Also, pilot!, pelto, and finer
tweed overcoats, cassimeie and cassinen pants,
veils, &r.
At 2 o'clocz, P. M., a quantity of glass:vale t
quetsnaw•are, rocktagham.ware, hardware, cutlery.
A; quantity of new and second hand furniture,
.t.i‘e•, lamp , , looking glasses, bed cords, &c. .
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.14 o clock, P, :.:!, a-large lot of German fan..
cy ods, , new books &c.
WM. J. EITANSIDF.. Atic'tr.
MMAGED GROCERIES, VIZ: Coffee, Tpbac-
LAI co, and soda ash, on account or whom it mar
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con rn, at Auction. i
. %. lh • add without reserve, ah hl•Kenria's Auc
tionAmms, No. 114 Wood street,.3 doors from sth,
on iliiirsday, neat, Dec. 9th, at :lO'clock, P. M., on
aced:lnt of the Columbia Insurance Company Pnita
delp4a, and all those whom it ma+ concern, the ful
lowitg, articles of merchandize, partially damaged,
on tR jPennirylvania canal, sit: '
7Q' hole and three quarter hoses tobacco, of ea
riou4randa ; some of superior quality; 35 bags of
Rio i.lefrect ; 3 casks Soda ash.
TOina at sale.
deP 5 3 J. M'KENNA, Auct'r.
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BY 4•0IIN D. DAVIS-, AUCTIONEER
SoITTO.V.AST CORNED. OV WOOD AND rtrrit araczTs
Underwi Der's Solt of Dry Gooch.
it — lN Monday morning, Detiember 6th, at 10 o'-
‘,..1,010cx, nt the commercial sales rooms, corner of
woodiand sth sts, will be sold without reserve, an
extensive assortment of seasonable Dry Goods,etc.
amoalg t which are superfine cloths, beaver loth,
case ere,, satinetts ' kintucky jeans, red, yellow
and l'ithite flaunels, blankets,ptaid and plain alpacas,
mouktle lain calicoes,bleached and unbleached mos
lins4ittent thread, shawls, hdkfs., needle work,
coati", woolen hoods, etc.
At o'clock, P. M. 25 barrels of good quality N.
0. Sitar; 10 bble. N. O. Molasses; 3 half cheats Y.
H. lih; glassware, stneeniware, confeciienary.
i'hrge quantity of new and second hand house
hold tind kitchen furniture, stoves, feather beds and
bedd[ng. carpeting, looking glasses, lamps, waiters,
coOk:ng pyramid stoves, etc.
Atr, 4 Bl o'clock, P. M., ready made overcoats,.pan
talooja, vests, fi ne shirts, drawers, and ether do
thing_44old and silver watches, fine table And pock
et cutlery, superior quality razors, spectacles, Ger
man taticy , goods,.auited for the approaching huh
-63,1 variety goods, etc.
de '3
JOHN D. DAVIS, - Auctioneer.
~..gloolte,` Clothing, &.o. at Auction
-vit-ILL be sold, on Saturday evening next, Dec.
Vyr 4th, at the Auction Rooms, Niwth-West;
cornlir of Federal street and the Diamond, corn
, men4ing at 61 o'clock, a very choice and' valuable
colleAtion ofnevi• Books, comprisiag Werke in al
mosGevery department of Literature. Also, Pilot,
IllaAet, and Merino Tweed Overcoats; Oassimere
and t iassinett Pants, Vesta, etc. superior Freach
style:;iLinen bosom Shirts; Merimac, Fancy, and
HickOry Shirts; White Wool, Red Wool and Canton
Flatt)el under Shirts; Red Wool and Canton Flan
nel I , rawars, etc. etc.
WM. J. BURNSIDE,
Alegheny, Dec. 3, 1847. Auct'r.
Positive Sale
O.r splendid Household Furniture, Feather Beds,
aleartli Rugs, Fire Irons, and Kitchen utensils
at .4uCtion.
y.; BY JAMES M'KENNA.
Ok , fiaturday evening next, Decembei4th, at 7
o'clllck precisely, will be sold without reserve, the
Hoillehild and Kitchen Furniture of a private fami
ly diclining housekeeping, it can be seen during
the comprising in part:
6:,inahogany frame hair seat chairs; 1 do do sofa;
1 rni;hogany bureau, 0. G. front, a beautiful article;
1 mahogany do. plain; I high post cherry; bedstead;
leather beds; brushes; hearth rugs, fenders, and fire
irons; looking glasses, together with a great variety
of Kitchen utensils, all of which have been in use
but;s short time.
dtc2 JAS. AVICENNA, Auctioneer.
11JST REC , D. BY ADAMS & CO'S EXPRESS—.
ILI ",.'Super super Eng drab Cloth for over coats;
Super super Eng. silver . " ' 1.
"Do do• black " frock and dress Coma;
Do French Cloths for frock and diens coats,
. IDo
do plain and fancy Cansimeres,- for
Pantaloons.
i, Do do cot velvets: cashmere!, plain and
fird one, cainimeren, etc. etc. for
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Venting..
In addition to the above, we have the Most select
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k ofcloths, cassimeres and vesting. in; he West
er country, our goods being bought of Importers
an_y.
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The above goods will be made to order at the
aliktest notice and most reasonable terms, by
ANCKER & MAYER, '
;jklate M. Anker & Co.] Clothier. and Tailors,
decl 70 Wood at., 5 doors above 4th.
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'ploreevis 'Weekly Budget of ilfeev Books..
I HAVE, this week, received a large and splendid
assortment of new noiele, cheap publications,.
and current light literature of the day, among which
is the folleoring
The Convict, or the Hypocrite Cid:masked, a new
novel , by James.
London Quarterly - Review, for Sept. Single num
bers for sale, or subscriptions received at publish.
er's prices, no charges for postage.
Leonilla Lynmore and Mr and Mrs Woodbridge,
or a Lesson for Young Wives, by Mies Leslie.
lAmericatn;Family Receipt Book, a new collection
of nearly sog rare and valuable receipts.
The Bandit's Bride, a romance, by Louis S Stan.
hope. •
Jock Ashore, or the. Man before the Mast, by E.
Howard.
Alamance or the Great and Final - Experiment.
Song Book for the Million, morocco binding, con
taining 1300 pages.
IV. King of France and Navarre,
l l atr? rY es, part 4, which completes this vain-
The Singeila Gem, a set Y
valu
able
G Life ,wpo e ßrk.
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superior work.
Splendors of Versailles ' or Court of Louis XIV.
Jeanette Alison, or the Young Strawberry Girl, a
tale of the Sea and the Shore, by Ingraham.
Taylor's United States Money Reporter and,Coin
Examiner, for Nov. 23.
. Union Magazine for Dec, edited by Mrs. C. M.
Kirkland, a splendid number. •
A Campaign in Mexico with Col. Doniphan, by
Frank S: Edwards, a volunteer—with a map of the
route, and a table of distances travelled.
The White Horse of the Peppers, a comicdrama,
in two acts; by Samuel Lover.
The Captain of the Watch, a farce in one act, by
.1. B. Planchin.
The Bottle, a drama, in two nail, founded on the
graphic illustrations ef ? George Cruikshank.-
The Star of the Fallen, by Nevricin.M. Curtis.
From Paris to the other World, by Lucius.
The Arabian Nights, in cheap form, beadtirully
, illustrated.
Scouting Expeditions of M , Cullongh's Texas Ran
gers, a new supply.
Narrative of an Exploring Visit to each of the
consular cities of China, by the Rev. Sidney Smith.
The Old Commodore, by' F.. Howard.
The Ameri'can Vocalist, a choice collection of the
most popular and admired sentimental, patriotic,
comic, Iriih, negro and other songs.
Steam for the Million, an elementary outline tree
tics on the nature and management of steam.
Mysteries of the Three Cities, a romance of men's
hearts and habits.
I,Vaverly Novels, 3 vole, cheap form.
Flowers Personified, No. 10, elegant number
Wilfulness of Woman.
The Comic Melodist, a new song book.
The Ball Room Instructor, from which the figures
of cotillions may be learned without a master, with
illustrations.
The Juvenile Gift for Boys and Girls, a beautiful
thing fur Christmas.
The blanceuvering Mother, first American edition.
The Alagim3Figure Head.
Pictorial N'Tankee Doodle, for the holidays.
' do ;Battle Sheet do .. do
do Couripr do do
do Sun do do
do Brother Jonathan do' do
New Yoilc Spirit of the Times, and all the eastern
papere. . .
A large and beautiful selection of juvenile Toy
Book., &c.
Subscriptions teceived for all the eastern maga
zine. and periodicals; delivered a considerable time
in advance of the mad;•and without any charge fur
postage. M. P. -MOUSE,
No. 85 Fourth street,
between Markct and Wood stn.
JOSEPH 11. HILL .
HILL & CIIRRY,
BANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS,'AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGi"; AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CER
TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
GOLD AND SILVER.
N 0.65 WOOD ST., 3D DOOR BELOW FouIITU, WEST SIDE,
Pittsburgh, Pc
PAR Funds and Currency receixtd on Deposit, ano
collections made in all the principal cities ()fait'
United States.
Sight Exchange on Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
York, Boston and Cincinnati constantly for eale in
sums to suit purchasers. -
Kentucky, , ndiana, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylva
nia Rank Notes bought and sold on the most favor*.
ble terms.
The highest premium paid for American Gold.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germany and
France procured, sc. mar22-y
JA$- S. 110011. - THOS. SARGENT
HOON AND SARGENT.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. L. COR. WOOD AND SIXTO STRFLTS, PITTSEVRGII, PA
DEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills,
Foreign . and Domestic Exchange, Certificates
of Deposite, &e.
EXCIIANCE on all the principal Cities of the
°union, and Europe, for sale in sums to snit purcha
sers.
CURRENT and par funds received on deposits.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union,
at the lowest rates.
ET.TT.B.ENCES :
Meitita. M. Lccch & Son,
0" i .. Ogden & Snowden,
- Wm. Bell &Son, PIMMICROff.
S,APCIOrken & Co. .
Etngliih & Bennett.
", Fleming & Brother,
" Fates, Lathrop & CO. PITILMVA:
!" Wm. R. Thom peon EC Co.
'fondly, Phelps & Co. / tcrw Tong.
" Babcock & C 3.
" Tiffany, Ward &Co.
" John ht'Cullongh & CO. 3 BALTINORC.
Mr. intuns George,
H. Hanna, CINCINNATI, 0.
" Joseph Watson,
MArszton 0
Messrs. Fenner & M , Millan. • ' O .
R. F. Ellis, Esq., Cashier, Bank Lewistown, Ps
Pittsburgh, September 2d, 1847-y
ALLEN KRAMER. EDWARD
KRAMER &
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROX
ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGNAND DOMESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES
OF DEPOSITE, BANK NOTES, AND COIN.
Corner or Third and Wood atm., directly opposite the
St. Charles Hotel. my. 9.8
N. HOLMES & SON,
UVULAS AND DEALERS IN tYCHANGE COIN AND
HANK NOTES.
No. 55 Market street, Pittsburgh.
telling rate. Exchange. Buying rate.
Nei% York I pr Cincinnati dis
Phiiadelphia I" . Louisville
Baltimore " S'. Louis I 4t
Buying rates.
Ohio di,
Indiana .‘
Kentucky I /I
Virginia I
Wheeling
Tennessee 3 di
aul9-y
WINES of the following
Vintages:
S S Madeira,
L M do
Symington,
7 4 2n .a e l ;ise
Pale Sherry,
Brcwn do
Golden do
In quarters and eight
novl7
Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad
Company.
THE. Stockholders in the Pittsburgh and Connells
vine railroad company are hereby notified that
the annual election for the Directors of the above
company will tare place' at the Franzlin Hall, next
door to Philo Hall, in the cityhf Pittsbusgh, between
the hours of 2 and 6 P. M., on Monday, the 6th day
of. December next.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 20th, 1947.
In complionce with the wishes of sundry atocir.-
holden,' I do hereby call the especial attention of
the stocicholdere in the aforesaid company gener
ally to the foregoing notice, end tequest a full at
tendance of said stocxholders.
A meeting of stoczholders will be held at the
same place at 10 Wolin]: A. M. of the same day.
EDWARD D. - GAZZAM,
Secretary of the last meeting of stocuhuldent
of the Pittsburgh and Connallaville Railroad
Company.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 20,1847,
Shawls. •
A JO MASON & Co., 62 Market at., have re
ceived the moat extensive assortment o.
Shawls to be found in this city; in addition to the
various styles of Cashmere, Turkeri, Wool Plaid,
Thibet, Nett, &c. he has received a new style 0.
French long Shawls, a superior article and very
fashionable. nov 1 1
niiROME YELLOW-5 cases just received and
for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
- nov2s cor hit and Wood.
LARD—A few
nor 27 Kegs No. I. for sale by
SMITH. & SINCLAIR
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New Orleans
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• Bancao Port
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Fresh do
Lishori,
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pipes, for sale as imported
P. C. MARTIN.
WM. LARIAIER, Jr.,
Of the Board of Directors
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CINCIreNITI~=iIIQIt PITTl34lUttGlik
?3a(l Vat et' nine. •
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THIS well known linelof rassenger
Steameis, is now equiposcd of the largest,
swiftest, best finished and furnished, and the most
powerful boats on tee waters, of the West. Every
accommodation and consfOrt that money can pro
cure, has beep provided for, passengers. The Line
has been in operation - for five years—have carried a
million of people without ;the least injury to their
persons. 'The boats! will, be at the foot of Wood
street the day.previoes to starting, foi l the reception
of freight and the enSsy of 'passengers on the-regis
ter. In all cities passage money paast, be, paid in
advance.
Routlay **ratchet;
The MONONGAHELA,ICain.. Slone, will leave
Pittsburgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock ;
Wheeling every Monday eve, ingiat,lo
Tuesdar . **raiehett
The HIHERNIA. No.'2,lCapt. Jam Klinefelter,
will leave Pittsburgh •every Tuesday morning at, 10
o'clock; Wheeling every !Tuesday evening at, TO
P. as.
Wedneadayi Packets.
The NEW ENGLAND No. 2. Captain G.-, Dean,
will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock, Wheeling every Wednesday evening at
10 P. X.
Thursday [Packet.
The WISCONSIN, Captain R. J. Grace , will leave
Pittsburgh every Thursday liuorning at 0 o'clock;
Wheeling ever) Thursday evening at 10 T. SS.
Friday - Packet.
The CLIPPER No. 2, Ca.ptain Crooks, brill-leave
Pittsburgh every Friday Morning • at- 10 o'clock ;
Wkeeling'every Friday evening at 10 Y. N.
Saturday ;Parket.
The MESSENGER, Captain De Camp, will leave
Pittsburgh every Saturday ;morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Saturday evening at 10 r. tt.
Sunday racket.
The ISAAC NEWTON; Captain A. G. Mason,
will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning' at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10
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P. X. nokl9
rpHOSE who have been deceived with mock pre
". tended Hair preparations,should read the fol.;
lowing statements of respecta ble persons:
Mr. Abraham Vanderheck, of 98 Avenue D, New
York, certifies that his head was entirely bald on ;
the top, and by the use of two 3s. bottles of Jones'
Coral Hair Restorative, he basa good crop of hair,
and will soon have it long; thick, and litxuriant.
Mr. Wm. Jackson, of 89 Liberty et. ' ;Pittsburgh,
certifies: On the 3d of Feb. 1847, that Mr. Thomas
Jacttson's head, on the top, was entirely bald for
fifteen years, and that by ;using two 3s. bottles of
Jones Coral Hair Restorative, the haii is growing
fast, thick and healthy. He expects by 'using this a
little longer to have a better head of hair than he
ever had. HAVE YOU SCURF OR DANDRUFF 1 Mr.
Power, a grocer, on Fulton st., had his hair corn.,
pletely choked up with dandruff, and Joneti , Coral
Hair Restorative entirely and permanently cured it.
Directions ler wing 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- I
storative may enter the pores. This may be done by I
applying it with a n ' oderately hard brush, but it is
not necessary to use these harsh means except in ac
tual cases of baldness. Where the Hair falls off,
turns grey, &c., apply the Restorative with the hand,
or a soft brush. Part the hair in the different places,
so that the restorative may touch the scalp. The
same directions may be used for Dressing, 4.c
Said at JACKSON'S No 89. Liberty at. head of Wood,
Sign of the Big Boot. nov23
LAMES are cantioneth against using Common
Prepared Chalk: They'are not aware how fright
fully injurious it is to the Skin ! hOw coarse, how
rough, how sallow, yellow; and unhealthy the skin
appears alter using prepared chalk ! Besides it is
injurious, containing a large quantity of lead I We
have prepared a beautiful vegetable article,. which
we call Jones' Spanish Lily White. It is perfectly
innocent, being purified of all cieleteriona tanalities;
and it imparts to the seirta natural, healthy, ala
baster, clear, lively white ; at the same time acting
as a cosmetic.on the skin, dialing it soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of Massa.
chusetts, says: "After analysing Jones' Spanish
Lily White, I.Bntl it possesses the most beautiful
and natural, and at the same time.innocent white I
ever saw. I certainly can conscientiously rscom
mend its use to all whose skin requires beautifying."
Price 25 cents a - box. Directions—the best way to
apply Lilly White, is with soft leather or wool—the
former is preferable.
A rise sex or Term roa 25 cerrrs.—White teeth,
Foul breath, healthy Gums'. Yellow and unhealthy
teeth, after being once or twice cleaned with Jones'
Amber Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the
most beautiful ivory, and, at the same time it is so
perfectly innocent and exquisitely fine, that its con
stant daily use is highly adrantageous, even to those
teeth that are in good condition, giving them a beau
tiful polish, and preventing a premature decay.—
Those already decayed it prevents froth becoming
worse—it also fastens such-as is becoming loose '
and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately white, and make the breath deliciously
sweet. Price 25 or 371 cents abox. All the above
Are'sold only at S 2 Chathatit st. >igu of the American
Eagle, New York, and by the appointed Agents
whose names appear in the next column.
WILL you StARRY, and get a rich husband, lady?
"Your face is your fortune." let beatitiful, clear ?
fair? Is it white? It' not; it can be made so even
though it be yellow, disfigured, aunbtirut, tanned
and freckled. Thousands have been made thus
who have washed. once or twice with Jonlss' Italian
Chemical Soap. The effeat is glorious and magnifi
cent. But be sure you get; the genuine Jones' Soap,
at the Sign of the Amencah Eagle; 82 Chatham st.
Ring-worm, Salt-rheum; Scurvy', Erysipelas, Bar
ber's Itch, are often curediby Jones's Italian Chemi
cal ; Soap, when every kind of remedy has failed.
That it cures pimples, fredkles, and clears the skin,
all know. Sold at the Anierican Eagle, 82 Chatham
st. Mind, reader, this seldom or never fails.
CI INGLIS, Jr. Paterson.
Sold at JACKEON'S, 89 Liberty at., head of Wood,
Sign of the Big Boot. . nov23
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New Milarikery andileancy Dry Goode,
NO. 10 ST. CLAIR STREET.
MRS. DUFF has just received hei extensive
supply of Nirvlrilrk made Bonnets, morning
and dress Cape, Frille; s Capes Rosette, Chemisetts,
Silk Scarfs, Fringes, Gimps, &Mr, Ike. Also, rich
black Silks for Mantillas; Satins and ..Velvets for
winter Bonnetii; an assortment of the most fashion
able Cap and Bonnet Ribb'ons; fine French Floweis,
Feathers, Laces,. Edgings, 4-c. Bonnets Hoods,
Capes, Caps, Mantillas, and every article in the
Millinery lino made up to order-in the latest styles,
to patterns selected during her late visit_ to New
York. nor
W .
HEREAS, Letters of Administration on the
V-V Estate of Patrick Cahill, late of the City co
Pittsburgh, deed., have been granted to the subscri
bers, residents
. of said City—all persons indebted to
said Estate, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same, will
present them duly authenticated for settlethent.
JOHN J. MITCHEL,
JOHN E. DOWNING,
oc li4tawd Administrators.
Tobacco.
151110 BOXES D. J. Warwick, s's;
" John Rocker, s's;
CI <6 it , s's;
55 " Henry & James, fes;
20 " J. M. Stantlrd, s's;
13" A. D. Readi s's;
12 " Henry 4 James, S's ; •
15 D. J. Witiwick, ;
70 " R. B. Vii%twiek, fine VS; ,
40 " John Marvell, l's;'
15 " I{enri:ll4 James, 'l's;
7 " D.J. Wer#ick,sup.P, ;
4 " Jbbn Rucker , " l's ; •
Consignment from Manufacturers of 'Lynchburg,
Va., in store and fin sale, by • •
L. S. W.SfERMAN,
nov3o No 31 Market, and 62 Front at.
Morse's Weekly Budget of New Books.
HE Old Commodore; The Mancetivering Mother;
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The Wilfulness of Women; Splendors of Ver
sailles; Jennetta Altison, or the Strawberry Girl, a
tale of the sea and the shore.
Kaamz or Daylight, the Aripahm half breed, a
tale of the Rocky Mountains.
Also, a large lot of Pictorial 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:rani!. - M. P. MORSE,
nov29 ' No SS Fourth at.
n ov23•td
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OST—Two certificates of stock of the Exchinge
Bank of Pittsburgh, one numbered 998 in the
name of John !senses, dated February; 12th, 1846,
for eleven shares; and one numbered 1046 same
name, dated Feb, 2, 1847, fur nine shares. I here
by give notice to all persons concerned, to come
forward and show cause why the Bank should not
issue neweerOficates in lieu of the ones lost. •
dec. 3, 1 - 86M011w ;OM IsRISSg
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Csaxgreadanal Globe and Appendix.
iron" thin Prospectus to apprise die pubfie'
of renewed preparations on oar part to.fiirnish the'
Coasrasseacrtret. Gr.nps and APERZWD - IX for the op*
proaching session,- and to• invite subscriptiorus,
The two Housee have contracted with us for the*
work, on such terms.as enableusnattrto make corni'.
plete reports, to , multiply and' issue-the numbers in;
quicker succession than beretofore,and Witlinittir4l
creasing the . price to subscribers, and we hope toll
make good returns for the liberality and high official
sanction thus bestowed on the publication. We
shall increase the volurne at least -tone third 'be-
yond its ordinary bulk, and endeavor to add to ' ti
usefulness by•exteraling still further, its large circa. !
lation.
This last is not the least important point in the
view of Congress. Faithful and durable report*
of the debates of the body, are of value. in propori•
Lion to the extent of their circulation among the - ---
people. It is in-this way that Congress is brought
into the presence of its remote constituenns—that
it obtains easy access and holds communication with' •
them from day to day, and renders the government'
reallyirepresentative.
Having received from all parties inrongress the
strongest markt of approbation and confidence, in
the liberal means and permanent contract voted to .
continue the work, we shall not be focmd wanting
in the impartiality' and industry, necessary to them..
due fulfilment of the engagement on our part. The
next session will tisk to the utmost, the
lorts of those connected with the undertaking. ."ft .'
will be distingaished by discussions ollextraordina.
ry interest, and results of abiding ccincerii, This
war, its origin and conduct by officersin the eatri.
net and in the field. will furnish , subject's of profound .
inquiry and consideration. The terms of peace,
the disposition to be made of conquests, the constr.
quences to be drawn from all that. has been done,,
as affecting parties in 'this country, and espeeiatly
as bearing on the approachin g presidential election- :;: . ;
will open up novel and powerfully operating, dies, .
cessions, rendering the councils at. Washington dm.; :
ring the next year, as pregnant of goixl arid evil to_,
this continent, as thoie of Rome were to the Old
World in the days of her early energy. Such a .
Emil of deliberation, and action was never present
ed to any previous Congress. All that has trans•
pi red, or may hereafter transpire before the close'nf
the approaching session of Congress, in New Nlex-,
ico, California, in the capital of Mexico, and the
provinces 011 dependant on it,
will come under the
consideration - of the next Congress: Its 'debates
will contain t. the history of the war, end its action
determine its results, whether they be decided by
arms or diplomacy. And, whatever is developed,
concerning This vast awti interesting matter, on the
floor of Congress, or in the Executive messages,
will be found recorded in the CONOUESSIONAL
GLOBE and APPENDIX.
The Cosurressoyar. Gimes is made up of the
daily proceedings of the two Houses of Congress
and printed on superfine double royal paper, with
small type, (brevier and nonpariel,) in qua•to form,
each number- containing sixteen royal quarto , pages.
The .speeches of the members: in the first form, ate
condensed—the full report of the prepared speeds
being reserved for the APPENDIX. All resolutions,
motions, and other proceedings, are given in the
form of the Journals, with the yeas and nays on
every important queition.
. •
Every member Will have an opportunity to read
his remarks before they are put to pies', and
alter our report if hi shall think it incorrect.
The Ain't: l / 1 1X is' made up of the President's en.
nue! 'message, the reports of the principal officers
of the government that accompany_ it, arid all
speeches of members of Congress tviitten - out of
revised by. themselves. It is printed in' the l ain*
form as the Cmvonssilosst. Gimes, and usually.
makes about the same number of pages during.
session.
session. . _
During the first month or six weelcsof a session;
there is rarely more business done than will maul
two numbers a week—one of the CoNeassio
toa►L GLOBE, one of the Aressmx; but cluriet
the remainder of a session, there is usually suffi
cient matter for two or three numbers of each ev
ery week. The next session will be .uhnsitally
teresting; therefore, we calculate= that the Cow.
oatssionar. GtosE and AM:MX *ether will
make 3,000 large quarto pages, prtnred in small
type—brevier and nottpariel. We furnish complete
Indexes to both at the end of a session.
We will endeavor to print a sufficient number,
of surplus copies to supply all that may be mis• .
carried, or kit in the mails;' but the subscribers
should be very particular to file their papers care
fully, for fear that we would not be able to supply
all the last nninbera.
We have a lew surplus copies of the Convex .
sional Globe for the last session of Congress, which
we will.sill for the original subscription price— r ,
$1 a copy. We have no surplus copies of the 41p;
pendix for that session.
For one copy of the Congressional Globe $2 00
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For six copies of either, or a part of 'both 10 . 00 ,
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pectus before the first of December, and send us
one copy of their paper containing it, marked a
round with a pen, to direct our attention to It,
shall have their names entered on . our books for
one copy of the Congressional Globs and Appen
piz during the session.
Our prices for these papers are so low that we
cannot afford to credit them out. Therefore, no .
person need,consurnc time in writing fur thern, un
less the money accompanies the order.
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cember, at the farthest, to ensure all numbers.
BLAIR&
Wastangtpn, Oct, 4, 1E47
' - > Farms for Sale Cheap ' rd,
FARM of 108 acres, about three mklei fives
LI Saltsburgh, on Illactrleg creer. and about 37.
miles from Pittsburgh by 1022 d, and 501:7, 1 11e.catial.
and 3 miles from it,. It hasl.s acres well 'altered sad,
fenced, a hewed lug and frame house".Wiehtbresrot
four rooms, a log burn and a good rein of coat, lime
stones nd ito,n ore on it; two good leading roada_thre
it. The above for sale cheap for about 91000, or a
hal f in hand and th.. balance oti interest on Sine.
Also, a tract of 33 acres of land:about half clear
ed, a hewed log house &c., on it, it is about 14 miles
from Pittsburgh, and near thecabal, Deer oyez era
the Allegheny river.
Also, an excellent farm of 230 acres and a pol 4
tavern stand„and excellent improvements on it,
bout 12 miles below Pittsburgh, on the' ,ear
mad.
Arso, a farm of 235 acres, a good story and -a half
house, with a basemeot nitcheo, stable amt-ottier
improvements. and about 75 acres cleared; 13 miles
from Pittsburgh, on thelfkittarming road. The aboma
with other farms, for sale on accommodating terms
dee' I. HARRIS.
'Notice
THE Stockholders or the Farmer's Deposit Bank
of Pittsburgh, intend making application to the
next Legislature fur such alteration of their charter
as will give them Banking privileges; or; if deemed
expedient, will ask to be incorporated as anew
Bank. By order of the Board of Directors. -
30-law6m TIIOaIPSOIT BELL, Cashier.
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Machiavello•s WIWI of 'Florence.
Life of Benveneio Cellini.
Letters of John Adams to his Wife.
Rook of the Court..
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BYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA ! !—Many cases of
Dyspepsia (of long standing) have been cures
by the use of the valuable medicine known as Dr.
RALPH'S VEGETABLE PlLLS,,whiell-TeSthre th e di.
gestive organs to their healthy and natural condition,,
and preserves them in that state. A faithful trial,
will,prove the above assertion to be 'el:trivet. Full
directions with regard to diet, injerioushahits, etc.,
accompany each box. Ptiee, 25 cents a boa. For
sale wholesale and retail, by ,
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S. L. CUTEIBF.RT,
nov22 • - No. 50 Smithfield, near Sd at.
Agenta—Wm. Cole; Diamond, Allegheny city;
John bra '
cken sth ward, - Pittsbnrgb.; and .7 G.
Smith, Birmingham.
JOll. VC JODWICLL,
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Foreign and Domestic Itardware,
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