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COIMERGIAL. RECORD.
Prepared and corrected every Afternoon
• TATTSBURGR BOARD, OF, TRADE.
comaryrrzE volt km - umbra.
ostria Rana W. R Murphy, James May
.Powr OR PI DTFfBUHGfI.
8 iiii'vrxrzu• in . TEI cluarizi—altri-rAiiinrcv
• • ARRIVED.
Monongahela Stone Cincinnati
r' Caleb Cope, More, Wellsville • • •
•-, Lake Erie,-Hemphill, Beaver.
Danube, Cock, - . Brownsville
Consul, Bowman,'BroWnsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville.
' ' Swatara, Cox, Brownsville
DEPARTED.
New England' No 2, Dean, Cincinnati
American Eagle, Atcheson, New-Orleans
• Beaver, Clarke,,Wellsville. • .
America, Decamp, Wheeling.
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Danube, Cock, Briwnsville
Coustil, Bowman, Brewnsville
Louis McLain, Bennet, Brownsville
Swatara, Cox, Botwnsville.
PITTSBURGH MARIBTS-DAILY REVIEW.
'OFFICE OF THE POST,
Tin:TM/LT blonirszro, Dec. 23, 1847.5
Tie busineis on the wharf and in our streets
seemed qiiite active yesterday. - The demand for
Produce of all 'lands is great ; , biit there is little
coming in. No change in prices.was reported.—
Seferai sales sere effected in a small vrsiy, to the
regular trade'.
FLOUR—Sales from store of small lots at $4,-
8(.105. Not many transactions; and none coming
DRIED PEACHES—An excellent article sold
yesterday at sl,B2—the highest figure.
DRIED APPLES- 7 :•Regular salei of 566431
LAREC—SaIes at 6107 ; v4lich is a decline.
_HONEY—Several boxes were sold yesterday at
Oc.; the article is berms:ling scarce. t•
• POTATOES—aIes of a very excellent variety
at $1,25.
OlLS—Lard Oil sold at 70c.; Linseed at 58060
SALT—Some sales at $1,37.
tHEESE:—As usual, 6(iiilOi.
P. M'STEE.N,
BRASS FOUNDER AND GAS FITTER,
Smithfield street, between Diamond Alley and
Fifth street: Pittibnrgh. . •
.. deelS-1y
ChrLstiria:s Prize!
A, GREAT ATTRACTIONS at:the Eagle
, Bakery, oia Fourth.S
subscriber, being determined to offer to his
1. friends, something in the way of a Christmas
treat, will eat, ,on CHRISTMAS DAT a very superior
Cake, in pireeit to suit purchasers, in which he will
inserttwo fide Gold Finger'Rings. Every person
who shall take a slice of ,this Cake, will therefore
have a chance of getting an acceptable Christmas
Present.
Those who are disposed to du so, can leave their
ninnies at the Store previous to the day.
itr A: great variety of Cakes and other Conk° ,
tionarissinlvrayson hand; and orders promptly at
tended to. JACOB BEV CK,
dec2l No. 72 Fourth sweet. •
Vent(lan Blind,.
No; 111 Wood street, over Gill's flat Store, bet wee
-., - - - -Diamond .4/ley and ., Fifth street.
- . WITOLE'SALE ANT) RETAIL.
A GAMBLE & Cl). are prepared to furnish
g
Blinds at prices much reduced; having a very
Eccentric mode of Painting, and other advantagea
=unknown to others is the trade. Besides giving a
superior finish to blinds, they trim them with the
best materials, making theta rich, and durable. •
• N. B. Wide or narrow slat.—portable or perma.
tient fastenings furnished ; Old Blinds refitted.
dec2l-y
SOAP --160 Boxes No 1 Cincinnati , just received
and For sale by F. SULEItS,
dec2l No. 17 Liberty st.
QTEARINE Candles-40013meg received on con=
sigument and lor sale, by
dec2l F. SELLERS, 17 Liberty atl,
Witte' to Arrives
50 Qr. cask; Burgundy Port;
50 Ilhds -White Wine;
2.5 half Inds. . " to arrive at N.Orleani
the last of this month or beginning of nest per ship
Waverly, Tinsman master, direct front nest,
for
sale by (dec.2o) P. C. MARTIN. ;
Witt alturgh Navigation & Fire Inatarancit
Company.
•
A .
N Election for nine Directors of this Company,
to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at
the Office of the Company, the 3d day of January
nest, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P.M.
dec2o.2w , HOBERT FINNEY, Sec'y.
Books for the Holidays.
FRIENDSHIPS GIFT, for MS.
The Amaranth, ~. "
The Garland s , ic It
, The Religious -Keepsake, '.g
The Gift of Friendship, ..
' The Evergreen ; •
' The Floral Offering;
The Ladies Scrap Book;
The Laurel Wreath;
The Sentiment:or Fleivrers;
The_Ladies Book of Poetry and Flowers;
The Fountain;
The Galley of Nature;
Gems of Beauty;
• Beauty , Costume;
For sale by -H. S. BOSWORTH '& Co.,
dec2o No. 43 blaiket street.
IrIHEMIZETTS AND FRENCH WORKED COL
LARS,in all qualities, (some very fine,) selling
off at a great sacrifice at
dec2o BARROWS St TURNER'S.
-7DLANKETS! BLANKETS!! BLANKETS!
~. Gentian Blue Macinaw,Whitney and Country'
..Blankets, at eastern cost, to eloie consignment, at
ROBINSON'S, nub street, one door below .Woodl
idea°
RUDESHEIMER BERG, 1834, Hock Wine, di.
rent, importation into the. United 'hates by Pe
ter At nold Mummy (from the base of the mountain
which surrounds the Castle ofJohannisburg) for sale
by the C 2513 or bottle, at tRe wineatore of
dec2o JACOB WEAVER. '
CIEISINHEIMER • Hock wine, Henkel' & Co.'s
Mainze exportation, for.sale by the case or botl
tle-al the wine store of - . I
dec2o . , ' JACOB WEAVER.
ETOCKHEIMER Hoek wine, Henkel! & Co. exj,
porters to the Coiled States, for safe by the
VISE or bottle, at tWwirie store of
dec2o a. JACOB WEAVER.
f •
OCHIMMER; 1839, P. A. Mumm & Co. ' s di
sect exportation to the United States, fos pale
by the case or bottie,.atilie wine store of /
dedo • • JACOB WEAVER.
tOBANNISBURGERI:fock—A few cases of 1168
celebrated wjfie, for7sale, by the case or boy
ttle, at the wine store.
declB• z
JACOB WEAVER.
_
.55 CASES Hock or Rhine Wines—l del . each;
embracing the most choice and popular
brands ofsparkling and atilt imported under the tariff
of 1846, in cellar and for sale at the wine atore of
PARKUNG Hock, of Hochhenn, for sale by the
)0 case or bottle, at the wine store of
declB JACOB WEAVER.
SPARKLING Moselle Hoek Wine, for sale by the
ease or bottle, at the wine store of
'der.ll3 = JACOB WEAVER.
*OSEL MUSCATEL Hock wine; Henkel &
Co.'s espOrtation, for sale by the cue or bot
-at the wine store of
lisor.2o JACOB WEAVER.
NPorter-5 casks London Porte, le quart
pint bottles, for sale by
.dee22 P. C. MARTIN.
0:7•W000etsto Comm.—Messrs Editors—l ob
Served some time ,ago a communication over the
signature for "A Parent," stating that Or. Jayne's
Indian. Expectorant had been the mearislof saving
the Lives of three of his children, wt4ikaielauffeli
I ngevetely with whooping cough; And having; but
s short time before,-lost one of my ebildren by
that dreadful.complaint, and, having another. and
;ny only_ child, suffering tbe.greatest• agony with
the same disease, and in hourly expectation of its
leath, I was induced to purchase a bottle of it,and
:.;:ornmenced using it according tb the diiections—
andlo-the insprise•Of all it began to:mend in fif
teen minutes - after we commenced using it, and the
Child has now completely recovered. • • 1 .
I have no,acquaintance with Dr. Jayne; but I
IterebYlieturn him a husband's and 'tt father's
grateful acknowledgments.
; J. L. SIMEgKINS.
- Philadelphia, April 22d, 1846. '
I Jayne's Hair Tonic.—We commend the !atten
tion of those desirous of restoring theithair tr:im
proVing its beauty, to this elegant preparation
We..hear it every whfte highly spoken 41, litud es
pecially by all who have made , use of it, as greatly
efficacious in stimulating the growth of the hair,
and preventing and curing many affeceionsof the
skin. Its virtues are amply and suffieiently4ittest
'sd.—N. Y. Sun. • •
•"For ' sale in' Pittsburgh at the PERIN TEA
3TORE, 72 FOURTH street, near Wo . oil-4and at
the Drug Store of H. P. Schwartz, Fetleraltstreet,
Allegheny City naar4
I , Important to Co;aumptivesili—Strarige!! That
Lao many who are afflicted with a Cough that is
gradually wearing them down, and, slowlydput
intel), stealing them into that dreadful diserse
Consumption—that disease which conies off thou
sands daily, are doing nothing, or whif.is, worse
than nothing, g orging themselves witirmostrurns,
that are puffed to the skies for cures they are said
to have effected on - some foreign or unknown per
sons. When they can be positively cured by using
Dr.. Rogers' - Compound Syrup ,of Liverwort and
Tar, which still continues to effect the Most Won
derful Cures ever recorded in the annalsof medicine.
fact which is proved by reference, the vast
number of certificates from the first and most re
speetable citizens, such as Dr. Wm. J:
. Hichards,
Judge Wm. Burke, the Wife of the Rev. 'G. W.
Maley, de. Hiram Cox, late Professor in Eclectic
Medical College of Cincinnati, and otherii of this
place. Certificates not only of remarkable cures
of distressing Cough,. but Consumpticio actually
cured, after the Physikians 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 St least all
that it is represented to be. It can be-had at D.
C. Kneeland's; also at Messrs Kidd 4- Cods:
nov23
The lime has tone when coughs and colds are
rife, *ben Consumption • insinuates ita , Changeful
form—nips many a lovely bud, and lurks within
the present blooming flower, the beautious cheek
pow deadly pale, now flushed with crimson hue,
bespeaks the presence of a foe, a direful foe, who
fatters to destroy. To drop the metaphor, Stich is
Consumption, often brought on by negleered coughs
kind colds, werleet, &c. BEWAUS, 'OO use the
'sovereign remedy, Doctor Sherman's!All Healing
Balsam, a certain and never faiting 'remedy for
coughs, colds, consumption, asthma,. pain j in the
side and breast, whooping cough, palpitation of
;the heart, liver complaint. bronchitiS,Ac. Price,
25 cents and $1 per bottle. Sold whOlesale and
retail by W. Jackson. ethic Boot.and Shoe Store,
and Patent Medicine %Varehouse,Snibertyl street,
Pittsburgh, and by duly appointed Agetlfs irrevery
town in the U. States. See advertisement. :nov23
• •
The Cry is Still they CO:Ile —Some hare already
made their entry. and a whole Battahnia are on
their march. This is the season. when General
Disease makes his appearance, his trt.elmi ate well
disciplined and officered. General Cdrisuitiption
his chief warrior, is wending his war onwards.
accompanied by his Pioneers. Wet Fest. Cough.
Cold, Night Sweats, Spitting of Blood:, Debility,
Exhaustion, Fleshings of the face: &C., and
those disturbers of the peace of mankind, Bronchi.
al affections of the Throat, Asthma,' Whooping
Cough', &e. But thanks to Dr. Sherman, of New
York. for his great invention, ...The Healing
Balsam," Try—and be rurre
Price 25 cents and S 1 00 per bottle.:,
Sold by WM. JACKSON, at his I'6:tent ittedi
tine Warehouse and it and Shoe Stiore, b 9 Lib
erty street, Pitisburgb, and by duly appointed A
gents, in every town in the' States, . oel3o
GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY. :
PHI LAD I:cents, April 26 , 1396.
Being afflicted for some 8 years with; that most
listressing disease. the asthma, and for the last
I years much of the time confined to; rnj , room.
end at several different times my lile Was des
mired of; I concluded to obtain some of Ma
soni's Sicilian Syrup, whtch was recommended to
ne by a friend from New York. who' stated that
:t had cured some of the most inveterate cases
mown to the medical profession. Snake it to say,
hat, after using the above medicine' for about 4
reeks, I was entirely relieved, and I )*lire radi
ally cared. Yours with respect,
OLIVER W. OWEN,
No 175 Bertram st.Msliad'a.
Hays & Brockway, Wholesale and Relail,Agents;
see advertisement.] feb22
Dictlunaries.-..G reek, 14ng1104 Claud.
&Cr .
A NTHON'S CLASnICAL DICTIONARY;
Dict'oniry of Greeik and Roman' Ahtiquities ;
M'Cullough's Commekial Dictions 4
'tire's Dictionary and, Supplement- , -:.Arti, Manu
factures, and Mines;
Webster's Octavo Dict ionary, revised 'edition ;
Todd's, Johnston , an Walker's Dictionary;
Lidell and ' Scott's Gre ek' and English Lexicon ;
Worcester's Dictionary, English • • •
-Fleminn's and Tibbin's FreneV, ind English
Dictionary :
Leveret's Latin Lexicon ;
Union Bible Dictionary ;
Robinson's Cabinet Dictionary;
Buck's Theological Dictionary, etc. etc.
The above, with a general assortment of Theolo
gical, Classical, Miscellaneous, and Sunday School
Books, always on hand:and for sale 10,e.•
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
decB 56 Market st. bet Bil and 4th.
mt. DUFF'S !;
* OP ItOOMS,I
111Rryprin corner AND t h
I
a T n i ._.;M_rket sts.,j
11 1 1111111 J II and eveen bre now legnerl111."117
canine and ntearii.boat Book-keeping.nre taught in
such a manner that every learner 'going. through
the whole course or teaching, will he:,thbroughly r
qualified I.ia:take charge of books eitlinrin 'counting
houses or on' board steamers. Any number of re{
ferences can' be given to this effect. by,. DUMB nose
treatise on steamer's adcounts, themnly completn
work yet published on this nullect,:for sale Rutin.
Class room and by the Bcok stores. decB
NOTICE TO STOCOLDERS-z-41 pursuance
ICH
of the provisions of the charter of incoroora:
tion, the annual meeting of the St.ci,eiholders of
the Monongahela Navigation Company, be held
on Monday, the 3d day of January, 1848, (being the
first Monday of the month) at the office, of the said
Company, in Breed's Buildings, Fourth itritet, it the
city ofPittaburgh, for the purpose of electing the
officers for the ensuing year. I '
dec6 AVM. BA KEWELL,,Seey.
JOS. W:JODW EL
Importer and Dealer in' ,
Foreign and Domestic hardware,
cosily& SECOND AND WOOD STS.,
oct2tt-ly
J.M. BISHOP, ': - i• 1
,
' VETERINARY SURGEON ; !
C ,
AN be found at his hone shoeing eatablishineni,
near the St. Clair Streetbridge,lately occupied by
. emirs. Carr & Rowland. . • hors-d6m
JI ROMIDE POTASH-100 Ouncesj ink receive'd
and for sale by
JACOB WEAVER
110 It ENZOIC ACID-75 ounces just received and
ljtor sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
decl corner of First and Wood eta.
.
ATS-10 bags on consignment, f3r salo by
O
decl.s . J. D. WILLIAMS.
FLAXSEED—A few bags for elle by
SMITH & SIN6LAIR,
dee! 56 WOod street.
Refined Borax. i . '
Engliadjust reed and for aal,eby
cases
-
B. A. FAHNESTOCK &to.
ApTSO gor.Firet and Wood its
B. A. FAHNESTOCX &Co.,
corner tst and ,00 „ sta.
•
' Wei lee, .
, .
, •
I .
HOS. HITE, He. 76 Ma r ket street, will sell'
outs entire stock of Dress Goods, at greatly
reduced p ices, for cash, consisting of tbe folloWing:.
Calicoes, French` Chintseis, ginghanis, Palo Alto,
Buena vista, Gala.FAiglishkiki french Merino Plaidk;
English, coich,'*and .. Fretich' IV/Dustin de LaineS;
English, §cotch,and French eashincies,parainettas;
aipaccas, Engliah and French merinos, plain, barred
azdatripetl, wide and narrow black and blue black
silks wide and narrow, barred; and -striped fandy.
silks.- Aliposnme very disirable,changeable silks,
for 'tidiest walking- c,oatio; barred and Striped Irish
poplins; kneel:ive and black French Habit clothi,
for ladieal trS-21ixs; a splendid assortment of Cash-.
mere and rrerkeri sbawis, to sell from $2 to s3leis
than preous purchases; also, some very desirable
long shawls, a large assortment; bleached and un
bleached bhirtings, purchased since the -recent re
duction opnices; also, some very- superior blanuets;
n large lo ef remnants ofcalicoes, gingbams, lawn's,
delaines, l caahmeres, berages, balzarines, plaids add
satinets, isnd many others, too tedious to mention,
which will be sold without regard to cost.
decl3.citmo i
BA. ''.A.IINE.S.TOCK , S COUGH SYRUP—T4is
s preparation has proved itself to be of very
great effi4ncy in the cure of obstinate Coughs,lColdS,
Asthma,jWhooeing Cough, Spitting of Blood, and
other Pneumonic affections; and the' proprietora
feel warranted in recommending it' as a. safe and
,useful medicine, and are prepared to show certifi
cates ofi!adisputable authority., in testimony of its
value. 1
It is pleasant to taste, and offered at so low; a
price as o place it within the reach of every person.
There are, perhaps, but few Cough preparations
that will produce such- decided effect. in so short a
time. Prepared and sold, by
i B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.
Corner or First and Wood, also corner of 6th and
Wood streets. decl3
Plttabliargh and Connellavidle Ra llrOpd
Company.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-1n
pursuance
of a resolution of- the Board of Directors of
the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad Company,
notice is hereby given, that sealed proposals will
be received at the office of the Company, (Franklin
Hall,) Pittsburgh, between the hours of ,9 and 12
o'clock,A M, until the 22d day of December insaant,l
for the grading and masonry on four miles of the
Pittsburgh and Counellsville Railroad, extending, up
the YoUghiogheny river, from the village of hi'Keeti
port, in the county of Allegheny. . .
Mani and specifications of the work can be aeon
after th 19th inst., at the Mike of the Company,
betweeh the above named hours. •
WM. LARIMER,
Preside6t of Pittsburgh and Connelliville R. R. CO.
. Pittsburgh, Dec. 1.1,1947-td
[ SEAL ED PROPOSALS,
W ILL be received at the Office of the Supeiin
until 6 oteonctk of
t 'th e m. o Allegheny
fmr EN P E T t a s Portage a t i: le ßr ol
day of ECEMBER inst., for furnishing all the'coal
1
required for the Stationary Engines, Depots and Boat
Slide, fur the delivery of the Wood, for the Sawing
of Weed, for doing the hauling on the level. be.
tween Planes 2 and 3, 5 and 6, 6 and 7, 7 and 8, and
S and 9; for the horse power at the head of Planes
I, 3,41 and le, and at the foot of planes 1,2, 4,5,
9 and lb, and the Boat Slips at Johnstown and Holli
daysburg, and fur the delivery of the String timber,
Ties, Plank, &c., and the Castings fur the year
1848. .
Specifications will be exhibited at the office fire
days previous to the letting
TILOS. J. POWER,
decltdtd Sup't. A. P. R. R.
xr-FAy DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, BURK'S
ill Building, Fourth Street.
Hough- & Anthony ' -Daguerrentypiata from the
F.asteru cities, would call the attention of the in.
habitartu of Pittsburgh and the neighboring towns
to their Daguerroty-pes of citizens and others, at
rooms in the Third story of Bura'a Buildings, 4th ,
street. ,
Persians wislime pictures taken may rest assurer)
that no, pins shall be spared to produce them in the
highest perfection of the art. Our instruments are
of the must powerful kind, enabling us to esecute
pictures unsurpassed for high finish and truthfulness
nature. The public arc solicited to call and
examine.
Persems sitting for pictures are neither required
or expected to tate them unless perfect satisfaction
is given.
Opperators will find this a gOod depot for
stock and chemicals.
snstrucuuns given in the art, containing the.
moat nevelt Improvements. declo
1 131.7ftE GRF.EN AND WK. TEAS, from the N 4
York Pekin Tea Company. Jug received at the ,
Pekin Tea store, 72 Fourth greet, from the Nevi,
York Pekin Tea Company, a very largo supply of
fresh Green and Black Teas, of all the different
grad and qualities imported into the country, pick-,
ed in lead in 5 lb. boxes, 1 lb., 1 lb. and 1-4 lb ,
packages. Also, 5 lb. tin cannisters of the differetii
qualiltes, convenient for families and steam boats
ranging in prices from` 371 cents per lb., to $1
Fine Oolong Black Teas, 60, 62,75,57 and $1 per
pound.
We will refund the moues in all caeca where
our teas do not give enure liatisfacuon,or exchange
for a different article.
Pekin Tea ■tore, 72 Fourth street near Wood.
deell A. JAYNES.
SHELL OYSTERS.
ACONSTANT supply of superior Shell Orators,
roasted or in the - shell; also Game and every ,
delicacy of the season, served up in superior.style,
at the shortest notice.
BANK EXCHANGE,::
dcc6•tf Third at. bet Wood and Market at.
la she beat Cough Medicine Ivrea euss. l °l
AD the following proof of the superiority al
ij Dr. lord's Oriental Cough Mixture, from
a respectable citizen, who has tried it.
PriTsneitcn, Dec. 15, 18 , 17.
MESSRS. HATS & BROCKWAY :
After laboring fur several weeks under the (toad,
vantages of a harrassing cough and most distressing
cold, which had thus far resisted the - effects cif 'eve-
MI of the ttinfallibles,t , I was induced to purchase
a bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give it
a fair trial. To my great surprise, after using only
one half of the bottle, 1 found myself "entirely
well." "11 is Me best medicine I ever saw."
True copy. JOHN HINDS. ,
Sold by HAYS la BROCKWAY, Druggists,'CoM
mercial Row, Liberty street, near Canal. dtc t7•;
OST—Two certificates of stock or the Rtehange
Bank of Pittsburgh, one numbered 998 :in the
name of John hensee, dated February 12th, 1546,
fur eleven shareq_and one numbered 1046 same
name, dated Feb. 2, 1847, fur nine shares. 1 hete
by give notice to all persons concerned, tq come
forward and show cause why, the Bank shOuld not
issue new certificates in lieu of the ones lost,i
der 3, 1847-2tx
wISE JOHN:NSEE
jONG and square Shawls—Just received, per ix
j press, 75 more of those val.) , fashionable tang
and square plaid shawls. A. A. MASON Sc Co.
dee 16
R AISINS -30 bra. and 1 bra. - M. R. for sale by
J. D. WILLIAMS,:.
decls . 110 Writal at.
CIAIN I/LES-20 bxs. Stearin° Candles, forsals by
decls J. D. WILLIAMS.
p ICE—I tierce fresh Carolina, for sale hy
decls .7. D. WILLIAMS
•
N UTS -5 bales Almonds; •
10 bat.. shelled do.;
3 bags Cream Nuts; . •
6 " Pea Nuts, for sale by
deel6 J. D. WILLIAMS
Drugs.
P COLOCYNTH ;
Bayberry ;
" Alves;
" Bark Peruvian ;
" Liquorice, Root;
Strichnine; Chloride Gold ; Kidder's Ind. Ink I
just received and for gale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK &Co.
cor Ist and Wood stet.
014 Mon. Rye Whiskey.
TMEN bbls. prime 0/i Monongahela Rye Whiney,
the last I have to offer for sale. Persons de
sirous of procuring a superior old article flow have
an opportunity. HENRY F. SCHWEPPE,
decl6-lw Liberty sum, opposite Wood.
New Piano Porter.
Nreceiving an entire new stock of Piano
Fortes, from the manufactories of Gime& Co.,
Newyork, and Chicxering, of Boston. 'Mallet.
terns are of the latest style, and with all the mod
ern improvements. For sale at Factory prices, by
JOHN H. MELLOW,'
decl6 81 Wood.strtet.
FRENCH MERlNOS—Received per eXprets, at
62 Marna street, another invoice of 10 pieces
French Merinos, choice colors.
decl6 A. A. MASOM & Co.
BIITTER-=2 bbl.., and a few kegs, for sale by
dent° SMITH SINCLAIR:
FRENCH TWILLED CASEIMEREJ3— Received
per Express, at A. L.Meacur & Co.'s 62 Market
street, one of sup. Twilled Cashmeres. - 4
9.t.uctio3t fides.
Groceiry Store and Fixtures, at Autet.li .n,
ll'Y J A'l•4 E S M' IC E,N NA .
ON Moillay nett,Dec. 21M, at. 2 o'clock, P. 1.,
W 4,1 be Buhl, at M'Kennass auction;rooms, 'o.
114 Wind; st. t 2 doors from Fifth, the stack o a
wholesale and retail- grocery store, as 'the' own rs
are declinihg-thatbusiness. A part of the artic es
comprises the fcillowing, viz: gunpowder, imper al,
ybung liyaori and black teas, of the best quality ;
ground Alspice, cinnamon, ginger, pepper, nutmegs,
Cloves ito tin package, indigo„anuf,- about 20 whole
and haltboxes to6acce, various brands and qual itie st
about 109 din. corn brooms; whole and half bo es
Window!glass, various sizes add manufacture; d
der, salvia, raisins, shoe blacking, fancy soap, writing
and litMr paper, pipes, chocolate,; pound %its, tet
eanistms, , shovels, 1 box vials, I counter'stale 1
. . ,
patent upright scale, &c.
,t1e623 ' ' JAMES BP/MINA, Auct' .
. '
i I.arge- Bile t .
OF splendid Household Furnitoile ; Bedding,ar
poking, and Kitchen utensils, etc., at Auction.
. . i' BY JAMES M'KENNA. •
• On niday next, December 24th ; •at 10 o'clock in
Die foriMoon, will be sold, at No. 72 Liberty street,
i
betvire t Hay and Pill street, nearly opposite Fourth
street, li e
Furniturenif a private
,Faniily declining
house eping, all the articles are of the best qUali
ty, 4.0 ng been in use only aboutisix month,, Mul
ii
keptfi n
fgthe neatest and best of oMr, among w ich
May hi:mentioned the following in part, viz : .
1 nlnhogany dressing bureau, '1 ;mahogany
s ofa,
I pair Mier tables, mahogany chaimomahogany rnk
ing chair, ; Windsor and common chairs, 1 pair an.
periei lintoman's 1 wardrobe, 1 sett candlebrass, I
Prenckri hordlanthorn, looking glasses, lngraiM and
other fairpeting, hearth rugs,bedsteade and bedding,
tenetOit and transparent blinds, Venders and: Fire
ifints,gCslasa and. China ware, together with, a great
'Variety: of Kitchen utentils. Terms at sale. I .
dee.l3 , , JAMES WICENNA Au i'r.
Chi Presents, Gold and Silver
Wretches, Jewelry, &o. at Auction.
. l BY JAMES tiPKENNA,
Onlriday evening next, Dec. 24th, at ear s gnu
light, *ill be sold, at WlCenna's Auction It . °mei,
240 .104 Wood st., 3 doore from fith, l a large . onot. -
'mitt of Gold and Silver Patent Lever and otb r
Watchhs, Jewely, and Fancy articles, suitable f r
Christrhas Presents, comprising Gentlemen a d Ld
dies Hoe Gold Patent Lever Watches, S il l , r Ld.
'yens, end a variety of other Watches, Jewelr , fad.
'or a;tibles, French Candlebriss, fancy Lamps; Wed,
1 soft i Mahogany bureau. ;
e decll2 JAS. M , ICENNA A.n t'r.
Auctlosi Sale•
J:0IIN D. DAVIS, AUCTION
1011311 1 :LAIT coissra s or WOOD AND 1111111
. , ,
- Silks, Satin, Serges, Alpaces Ls, &e.
ONiThursdav morning, December 13d, at
clock, at the Commercial Sales Room
or We.:od and sth eta., will be sold without re
Onesease ofblack, blue black and plaid silks,
satin plain and figured black serge, silk
plain and plaid alpaccas, black bointiazine, si
Int, together with a great variety of fancy go.
t Alst,i, a general assortment of .tr
i ple Dry
woollen...hoods, needle work, coat., umtirellaj
At il o'clock, P. M., 12 hbls New Drleana
goof quality; 5 half chests Young Ilysen Tea;
Iticeq;wtiting, wrapping and printing paper
hoxesit'shovels, watches, Sp. vegan, quern
GlSsireate, table cutlery, gilt and mahogany
lookink glasses in . great variety; featly., bed
ding,gl , atreirscs, two very superior three ply I
:carpel! hall and parlor lamps.
..
A It l rge quantity of new and second hind
hold tid kitchen furnitnre, &c. : !
At 114, tiocloci, P. At., Catalogue'sale nt t
embriXing valuable standard works on theolo
- airy afld miscellaneous subjects, splendid a
!music for the piano and other instruments, '
Cati now ready for delivery. di
pry fGoods, Furniture, Watches,
at Auction.
: '• , BY JAMES M , KENNA.
/AN'it huraday next, December 2.1 f, at 10 &clod
I,J rll'F. M., will be sold, at the Auctinn Room
'N0...1i4 NVood street, 3 doors from' Fifth, a !aril
'astort4 cot of Dry Goods, of every dircrMtiont, con
prising] in part: cloths, cassimeres, icnlieoesj mo
,de !antes, elpaccati merinoes, flannels, linen , m
line ' elks, shawl. and hillill. etc. etc.
At tt o'c'ock, P. M., donseho'd And itch
Furniftlre, viz: mahogany bureaus, tables, bed tea
clmirsKsolas, bedding and a variety of Kitche Mei
sari; eft!.
At 4arly gas light, same evening, Gold and Silv
Patent; Lever end other Watches, both new 4i
sueonii hand, mantel clocks; and immedi itely alit'
Dry 11 , 1oile, clothing, Boots and Shites;jalio, 1 pa
cat Itge, made by Kendall, lArindtor, Vermont.
deaf JAS. MICFOINA,. Anct2r.
Llialliilna 'Lola to Dtrusinghsion six Au ~
lieu.
0 NAVednesday :thermion, Dec. 224, at 2 'do it,
iv ;.4111 ba mold on the premises:
Twenty very handsomely situated lots of • nond,
fronting on Centre street, Perry street and I arinony
Lanit,lnear the Iron Works of Wood, Ed ards &
114 7 Knglit, and other extensive factories in tint
hounithing horough, a plan ofvvltieh may b. had at
3
the Atachon Sore, or on .application to S. V. arr.
The above property being in a' highly i pr ved
neighborhood and near the centre of ho Ines , is
among the most desirable for business pu pos s or
private dwellings now for sale.
Terma, one.fifth cash, residue in two, t ree four
and Svc years ' with interest , payable an uall ; to
rbe tecured bybond . or m•irtqage. Title in • ispr able.
dedlS JOHN D. D II:18, Autt'r.
'WILLIAM A. HILL & Co
2AXIMILS, UITHANGE DROICEMS,'AND D ,
FOREIGN AND Domwrit EXCI
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, DAN
AND SPECIE,
N0.i6 4 1 Wood st., one door abore Foiirth,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
tiIIRENT Funds` .1 received on dope t
Clections made on all the CsDOS thr
United States. Sight checks on Wiltimor
phis, New York, Iloilo , - and Cincinnati
for, sale in sums to suit purchasers.;
'the paper of the Ohio Kentucky, I
Virglnia Banks bought and sold ou the
able! terms.
• The highest premium paid fur Foreig
can Gold and Silver coins.
EXCHANGE 9N ENGLAND, IRE
SCOTLAND, for sale in•amounu of.El
rnii.rlo-dawy
LOW D 11AX.
41. ED !MAHER.
,• • KRAMER & RAIIII ,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGS ROK
ERS, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AN I DOMESTIC
}H I LLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE,C RTIFCATES
Oil DEPOSITE, RANK NOTES, D
Corr(er of Third and Wood sts.,,directl'. opposite the
St, Charles Hotel. my2B
a hi. c noon. TH , • SARGENT.
i
~; NOON AND AARON 1 , .
HANKERS AND EXCHANGE :RO "EDS,
N.E.:CON. WOOD AND SIXTH STREETS, P 11 ROII 7 PA
I" aA L ERS in Coin, Bank Note Time Bills,
Foreign and Domestic &char' e, Certificates
of Desposite, &c.
EICHANGE on all the principal Cities of the
Uurtinn, and Europe, for sale in sums to snit purcha-
BerS.:
CURRENT and par funds receiv on deposite.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union,
at We lowest rates. 1
I REFERENCES:
Messrs. M. Leech & Son,
;,,, .. Ogden & Snowden,
.. Wm. Bell '& Son, Pirresunon.
4, S. M'Clurken tit Co. 1
' .. English & Bennett. 1
I '‘ Fleming & Brother,
! .. Fales, Lathrop & do. I 3 PHILAD'A•
', Wm. R. Thompson &. CO.
1
• 4, boadly, Phelps & CO. 1 NEW • Ton t .
" Babcock & C.
.. Tiffany, Ward &Co.
4, John M 4 Cullough & Co. BALTICHORIW
Mr. James George,
1 -4 ‘ H. Hanna, Culcuraurt, 0. ..
di Joseph. Watson, ) im f Amid: , O.
Messrs. Fenner & M 4 Millan. I '
R.l F. Ellis, Esq., Cashier, Ban Lewistown, Pa.
P . tsburgh, September 2d, 1,447-Y
F. noluniEs &
Is taitr.as AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE COIN AND
f DANE wares.- !
' ' .Na. 55 Market street, Pittsburgh.
ilelling rate. Exchange. 1 Buying rate.
Nee York I pr Cincinnati I die
Philadelphia acc I Louisville ir.
Baltimore I cc St. Louie i f 4
I
JANE NOTES.
Buying rates. Buying rates.
Ohio I die CountytCity aril's I dis
Indiana I cc .Iteliel n tee / c•
Kentucky . I " PennsyNania Co I. cc
Virginia Icc New York iC 4
Wheeling I " 'Maryland .. /cc
Tennessee, 3 " New Orleans .
aultal
ANNA-1 cue Udall Bak!, jut received and
al, for safe by
B.A. FAIINESTOCX. 'Co.,
cor of let and Wood eta.
declB
T.U,SUBE PASTE—,-3 cases, just received and for
IJI Rate by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
cox olio,. and Wopd wt.,
~~•£ ~ A ~-^s-~s7iJ iti:_..~ I .. -[.. :i.:.,~.~ ~.~,r y.~ R S .:?. . f' 'MZ LF
M,t.,i
~T.+'A.c
.iw~:..S ~
a.,. 1~.( q?tr
. f' ..n :Kv, .2 .~ - +~M ~u. Y.~~•i.f'<~ '~5-'~l4 i „~'S. .ITr ~rl+::
Milli
... .. . . .. . ... .
'-- - Wild Cherrk inad Sarsaparilla. '-
A VERY: IMPORTANTfCPMMUNICATION.
. TO ALL PERSONS IN-BALL PLADTO,. .
At 411 Timer, , •
AND
TENDER LL .CIRCUMSTATICKST
I _
P YOU AR V. SICK, get cured,". if .well,. employ
meneuree .th continuo: so. Eseiy individual_ in
iulges in habitd,,which.must, to a greater or lesser
extent, dicirrake the achhirable - aneintricate - coni
Liinations which form the system,.and-conseqently
should possesssothe mild, yet efficacious, eimplo and
accredited agent. for preserving all the functions of
the body in good order..
• . i- , DR. WOODS - •
_ - • .SARSAPAIIILLA AND WILD CDERILY izrxzsts .
will;achieveAlde result, and should be in every Circa
.,ly, and in the hands of every person; who, by busi
ness, profession or gerieralcourse of life, is predis
posed to the very many little ailments. that render
life a curse, instead of a blessing, and finally result,
in their aggregited condition; in the cause '
OF. DEATH.
.The Bittershere mentioned are compounded by a
man of great skill and knowledge, from the simples
Nature presentS to those Who care to find themiaed
which are the only reliable antidotes to thb, poison 'of
disease. The thief ingredients are the Universally
beloved Sarsaifirilla and' the Berkqf the Wild Cherry
Tree, with which the red man of the. forest cures
nearly. every disease of the intereal copes. These
materials, though powerful in' their action, are as
common senseiteaches is, • •
ENTIRELY HARMLESS;
and.prepared as . they are here, one . of the greatest
medical operatives in the inhabitable globe. By tak
ing these Bruise, the scrofulous may be restored to
beau ty , nd avoid the ;harp - knife of the surgeon; for
they not only eittdicate piutples and lurnpri, but
overcome '
CANCER AND RING'S EVIL!
Whoever is subject to the horrors of - Consumption,
should at once purchase this .vac-REMEDY. In the
train of Costiveness follow dreadful local conges
tions, oftentirnes insanity, very frequently mania or
hypocondria,i violent head aches, palpitations, and
other affections of the heart, and rheumatic . swel
lings. Dr. Wood's Compound is one of the most of
ficient medicines in routing these complaints, and
their. fountain head, that can possibly be procured.
From being confined in close rooms, and from
taking a small modicum of exercise; numerous per
sons daily are made to deplore a loss of appetite,
painful head4ches, weakness of the muscleS, langour,
wa..t of energy sufficient to parmitthem to seek rec
reation, &c.. etc. These persons say for years, that
they “don , t feel very well.” If they do 'not. employ
a method by which they can feel (or= WELL, they
eventually stnk undera severe fit of illness, and are
SAVED num. TUE GRAVE
- -
only by a miracle, and even then the lancet, leech,
blister and calomel - have left them mere shattered
hulks, full of aches and sorrows, and riot only a pest
to themselves, but a source ofdiegustand annoyance
to all with whom they come in contact. All - these
FEARFUL CONSEQUENCES -
may be avoided by an early application oldie virtues
of these firrrerts. - For the truth of this, the proprie
tor-pledges his word and honor, and in evidence can
show files of undoubted, certificates which he has re
ceived, unsolicited from all quarters. He dtiesriot,
however, ask the invalid to swallow his certificates,
but his trrtas, and is willing
,to stake all he holds
dear on earth in favor of their worth.
THE DYSPEPSIA,
in either a modified or severe forte, will disappear
before the qUalities of Dr. Wood's preparation, and
the cure mai , be relied en ask permanent one. Did
the Drrrcan possess no other recommendation, it
would be o e of the finest vegetable compounds
medical ad nee can invent: bat it is equal to the
complete e -dication of
LIVER COMPLAINT;
o Oi:
OrII r
err :
blac
tripe,
,k vel-
Els ,
bb s
ban.
war.,
in tvery eh. pe, and ol everraffectlon, minor or gi
9antic, of th • billiary operates. Individuals who are
constitution lly billions ought regularly to take tint
mild agreeable and excellent TONIC ADD APPEILIVIT,
as it will diffuse health throughout every fibre of the
frame, tied send happiness and love Oflife thrilling
to the heati. Faxtun °your To str.r.r 'lr ON
HAND.
Every mehicine chest on board ship should also be
well stocked.with this capital remedy as DtrSCUlt-
VY.,cO cannot afflict those who take it, or long re
sist its vigo ous assaults. ALL 111MIDITILS or sus
BLOOD vans h before
. It, and the old relics of early
imprudnce invariably disappear, soon after being .
submitted 1.. its action. Every complaint of the.
stomach is roken by it The BIiTEILS hive in no
instance fli eti of curing Tattirotca., =mum Dttl
t-rry, every disorganization of _ . _
By negisiting the little inroads made upon the lat
ter a rest portion of our fellow beings are rendered
extremely miserable—so miserable, indeed, that
they wish to die. Every boille app. W oo d, s sarsa•
patina and Wild Cherry hitters," contaiva a modi
cum-of joy and content for each of those anxious
and imprud .nt sufferers. Remember that an injudi
cious ate u mercury is inevitably productive of many
evils .Whic are put to Bight by this glorious and un
surpasitabl • compound; and that of which are
HEREDITARY
may speed ly and safely be shuffled off through Its
agency. ,s a medicine which must benefit
EVERYBODY,
from the at i DIPLY delicate. to the corrrnmn AND Drs.
PAIRING InvaLtn, no equal is to be found for IL It
would be iwell to bear in mind that preventive is!
infinitely ore desirable than cure, and that Dr.!
Wood's • rsaparilla and Wild . Cherry Brrimas ARE
ROTH.
Put up in bottles, three or four times larger than
Bristol's r Sand's., for the same price—one dollar'
per bon' .
WYA T & NETCHAbI, 12! Fulton street, New
York, w olesale Agents. Sold in Pittsburgh, at
P. R. /SAWYER'S HEALTH DEPOT of Yalu- j
able Medicines, Smithfield, between 3a and Fourtlfj
streets, end at WM. THORN'S Drug Store,Market
street. j sent (163tw12t
rr HO' E who have been deceived with mock pre
y ten ed Hair preparations, should read the fol.
loWing tabements of respectable persons:
Mr. , brahain Yanderbeck, 0198 Avenue D, New
York, certifies ;that his head was entirely, bald on'
the too, and by the use of two 31. bottles of Jones'
Coral Hair Restorative, he has a good crop of hair,
and will soon hare it long, thick, and luxuriant.
114 r. Vm. Jackson, of 89 Liberty st. '
i i%
Pittsburgh,',
certifi s: On the 9d of Feb. 1847; that Mr. Thomas
JlCia n's head, on the top, was entirely bald for
fifieel years, and that by using two 35.. bottles of
Jones Coral Hair Restorative, the-hair is growing'
fast, t ick and healthy.' He expects by using this a
little 'longer to have a better head of hair than he
ever had. HAVE YOU SCURF OW DANDAEVT t Mr.
Power, a grocer, on Fulton st., had his hair corn
pletelly choked up with dandruff, and Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative entirely and permanently cured it.
Directions for using Jones' Coral Hair Restorative:
d col
ut the
iilittlel.
stantly
For forcing the growth of Hair, it is necessary to
cause a slight friction on the scalp, so that Ihe Re
storative may enter the pores. This may be done by
applying it with a moderately hard brush, but it is
not necessary to use these harsh means except in ac
tual 'cases - of baldness. Where the Hair Calla off',
turns grey, &c., apply the Restorative with the hand,
or a remit brush. Part the hair in the different places,
that the restorative may touch' the scalp. The
same directions may be used for I/ref:4l'4, 4.c
Sadd at Jacsmort's No 89 Liberty st. head of Wood,
Sign of the Big Boot. nov23
pERCUSSION CAPS-2000 Al, assorted; just
received and for sale by '
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
duo i 4 ' cot Ist and Wood sta.
Cigars, Clgars,lalgarst
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC:
1 15,000 Pringle, of varione Brands;
5,000 Regalia,;
3,000 Lanorma;
2,000 Camillo";
10,000 Small sized Havanna ;
Together with a large lot of Half Spanish, Meelay
and Common Cigars. ,
Also, 10 Boxes of 5 lump Tobacco, for sale at
No. 25 Fifth street, Pittsburgh!
decl4,lw JACOB 111,COLLISTEIL
,
DRUGS•r-Gum Myrrh . Turk '
' ' .‘ Gamboge;
I ~ Kino True ;
i .-"._, 'urn, new crop;
. i,. 4 num Strained;
r
I . . • p;
c I- ndelion ; l
“ :elladonna;
just . received and fur sale by
. B. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.
decl4 car lst and Wood ste
CIIDER VINEGAR-83 barrels pure Vinegar,
%,_) from Cider of - 18d5, in store, for sale wholesale
and retail.
dec9 JACOB WDAVER.
PILLS -5 Gross Bnindreth , a;
17 5 Wright's r warranted genuine;
Just received and for sa by'
11: A. FAHNESTOCK. & Co.
.doell cor Ist sad Wood its
NAILS -100 Kegs assorted sizes, for sale by
decls E D. WILLIAMS
TALLOW -1 Banal, tor sale by
declB SMITH .k SINCLAIR
OTATOES-32 Barrels, will be sold very law,
314 b SINCLAIR,
. INT Wood rt.
*I
'
ITHE' NERVOUS SYSTEM
Oirrzcz or it v rii Nor,
A — j laita4 'Aar •
r , Philadelphi December a 844 . -
Q . EALED.PROPOSALS vs& ha remve an this
Office until o'clock) A. 1 1 / 4 1., of the 320 day.
month
of the present or .I)BeEhltigli, ibr fur,
lug by contact, the fallOuling AltNlY suPNAL*I
and MATERIALS delivery ble at the United
. SlAtes I
Clothing and Equipage Depot,' Sehuylkill Artienl,l
in equal monthly r r greater proportions, as the De
partment May require,* o b,ofore tho'l3oth day of
April, 1848, viz: ' •
16,000 Army Dlankets.6l cot keg by 6 feet wide,
• , .weight 4 lbs.
160,000 Yards 6-4 Sky Bloc Kenn.
4,000 do 64 - Dark - Blee do
4,000 do 64' Fine Blue Cloth' Fn. Dragoon
Jacktyr. 1
100,000 do "'I-8 .lelariner
20,000' do 3:4 Twilled
50,000 do 3-4 Canton
10,000 ,do 3-4 Bleachei
2,00,4300.. do 3-4 Uubleacl
100,000 do 7-8 .do
2,000 do, 7-8 Bleachei
200,000 do . * 7-8 Unbleiii
Cotton and Wool
Flannel
tannoL
Cotton Drilling.
lied do'
'do
3,00(1 Doi. palm Woolle
20,000 Pairs Laced Boiote
*Lair plumes, red ad
• Bands - and tassels,
Metal cap equipmeP
Pompons, Engineer
Shublder etrapa, orj
itry.
tj or Dragoons.. ".
Artillery and Infantry,
moon and yellow. -
d cord of all,kinds.
. Do. '..• Ihrat,
• ' Epaulettes, N. C. 54,
Worsted sashes, cri
Do. binding ant.
- Felling axes. i
Hatchets. ' i ~
Spades. ' • •
Drums, complete, irtillery and Inlkntry.
Casks for one year from Ist April neat.
Lumber, 241 common, per 1000' feet.
Alitif 'which must be of[doniestic manufacture,
and must Conform in quality and all - other. respects
to the standard patterns smiled in this office, and in
the clothingtoffice, No: 1611:froadway,'New York, by
1
which"- all•stitijilies fuiniih d on contracts will be
Misled. `Samples of Which, for Woollen and cotton''
cloths, will be sent by mail With ntly additional ill-.
formation desired upon the subject to manufacturers
wishing to offer proposals. f. ' ' •
. Contracts will.bo based -u on accepted proposals,
for the faithful fulfilment of hich,-two or more se
curities will be required. Any delay in the execu
tion ofan offered contract' eyond the time deem
ed necessary by .the undersi ned, (six days) will be
regarded as cancelling the, acceptance of the FA-
Toar.D bid. ..,- . • ,
• Bids are deelked only frOuxmanufacturera or regu
lar dealers in the article .pioposed to be furnished,
and-none will be •respected:hr considered from any
one.who isnot known ; asp aimfacturer or-regular
dealer in the desired supplie ; which, fact, or the re
verse, must. be distinctly s ad in the bids offered,
as well as the names and ad ress of the persons in
tended to be proposed as secttrities in case a contract
is obtained. • i
Letters containing pre.posi)s.'shOuld be endorsed:
"Proposals to:furnish suppßekand Materials,” ad
dressed to : -- - li . '' -
. • • .' H WRY STANTON,
' As. Qur.*aster. Gen. U. S. A.
t
decl3-3tavet3l
GREAT IMPROVENIENT IN THE DAGUER
REOTV PE, ART.--M.IA. ROOVS-Thiguerroe
types, .140 Chesnet St., `PHILADELPHIA; having
been pronounced' superior, !in the cities of Europe
and tt e 'United Sates, and been just awarded in the,
city of New York the GREAT PRlZEor‘the FIRST !
MEDAL for the - BElt Da6nrancortams," again 1
calls attention to his later:Ma still. more valuable im
provements. 'This last is thus noticed by the Even
ingii. Bulletin :
The True' tight. . .
M. A. Root. '
- the great aguerreotypist of this
city, has fitted up a, room i 6 the third story.of his
establishment, expressly to obtain the manifest ad
vantage of the northern light. The light from that 1
direction is necessarily sou g ht by all painters, !be-
cause of its firmness and un formity, and. Mr. Root,
with commensurate tact, resiilved teased ,
himself of 1
this aid, to correct sbkdawsq
The Boston Atlas - speaks f the nortraits by the
distinguished Daggnereotypist, M.- A.Root,and was
astonished to find that the qrt had been carried to
such a high degree of perfection._ Mr. Root, by some
new chemical discoverzes,hab been enabled to traps
ler the - human countenance to the Daguerreothie
plate with an accuracy! and fidelity altogether incon
ceeivable. Even the Joyous
_and laughing face of the
infant is transferred in - an stunt to the enduring
silver plate with astonishing ccuracy, notwithstand
ing in infant life there is a rcely a second of time,
during working hours, whe the body is entirely at
rest.
The North American and tailed States Gazette
says of a Family Groupe 0 r pile Root---t‘lt was uni
versally acknowledged worthy of being classed
among the first triumphs of this heaven-born art. , :
_ .
•
The Daily News praises Mr. Root's 4 ‘most admir
able display, as the most-beautiful and perfect gems
of the art."
The City Item says—A 4 We are delighted as Phila•
delphians, to learn that Elr. Hoot took- the medal
and highest premium for his!superb pictdres both in
New York and Boston, over l all competition. Chia
is indeed a Areal triumph Root's pictures are as
near perfection, as it is pos ible to Vet.' : There is
thought, delicaay, finish, an. the liighest degree 3r l
artistic excellence in themi,
" The perfection of the' • rt.”---Bosion Star.
4c The best in every point of vievr."-L4Penneplea
nia Inquirer, • - •
. 4 11 est eier exhibited i. this country. 2, —.New
York Sun.
Tut Laval/root. Croircin Roan Oririkas' ob
served, when examining ara kage ofßooriDagner
reotypes, c•that they wer t a best speciineas orthe
kind that had ever passed; th ough their hands?'
HIGH SIIERIFF TATR.tif k:ninnortatrciu ; Scot
land, a great amateur in woks orart, sayi, in a let
ter to a triend in .Phiptdelphia, 14 There is nothing
like them here; theyrihrjnvi ..s completely in the
shade--they _are' beautif 1, land the likeness per
feet." I , •
A volume might be filled with similar notices.
Buttliniilies ' relatives or friends, who - Wish to se
cure faithful and beautiful,
i lortraits, as keepsake:.
and memorials, or simply la gems of an exquisite
art, al ways interesting, are invited,- strangers as well
as citizens, to examine thusUperb collection of spe
cimens in -the popular Fite Admission Daguerreo
type Rooms of. / M. A. ROOT,
decl3-3t . 140 Cher taut Street.
star Bakery and ooureettorsary,
DIAMOND /LLEY,
S. BICKLEY, Paoraz ron.—The subscriber
G
respectfully announcesl-to his friends and the
public, that he:has just received a area'. vuriety 'Ol
TOYS and FANCY CONFECTIONARY, of a supe
rior quality.
He ilfprepared.torUrniSb CAKES 41f tar Rinds, CAN
DIES, Toys, raurrs, etc., during the holydays, cud
he is confident his sloes generally is equal to any
in the it:target. .
N. B. He will he prepared o serge! up Ice Cniaat
on Christmas day. - declB-4t
Wholesale. Dr*. Goods.
~.
lOW epening at the wholesale.dry goods moms,
62 Maricet street, 2d 'story, 100 pcsof s.lpacca,
49 pcs English Merinos, 2 capes'; Oregon. plaids, and
cashmeres; 10 pas French brohd cloths, 44 pea fitney
casimeres, 5 cases casinetts,i ID bales or red, white
and yellow flannels, 300 pairs of blankets, new
styles of calicoes, domestic glnghanis; gloves and
F
hosiery,togerher . with a gene I assortment oflonds.
Merchants are invited to era inn our stem, as we
are con fi dent jt will faverabl. compiii with eastern
stocks in styles and prlcei. I . .
declS . ' A. A . iIASON ac Co.'
New 'Goods
A
. . . .
it A. MASON Co., Noil e l2 Marget street, have
~ just received an er. nsive assortment of
i l i
daysey and fancy dress bit tons ;• also, gimps and
fringes of every variety, cash ere cravats,sillt scarfs,
etc., ete.- - . declB
Suladifes.
50 IViiirnairgi%are)7l; ;
10 Boxea fine Chewier. Tobacco;
10 Bble powered Saga--;
8 duz Tomato Catsup;
8 6 , Walnut dol
10 " Brandy fruits;
20 ~ Bitters ;
20 4, Peppermint;
6 " Lemon Syrup; fur sale by
d ee2o - P. d. MARTIN
Chtldren's - Panty Shoes.'
• . FIFTY ST.,
ACOMPLETE assortment of. Children's Shoes,
(every variety,) of his own manufacture, (and
warranted,) for sale at No Saila' iltreet•
dec2o.3t I S. BETS. -.
Ladles Water P oaf 'toots.
LADIES Doulde. Sole Wider Proof Boots, for
sale at No. 8 Filth street.
deollo-3t
FRUITS -4 Bbls prime Ora l
25 Boxes Lemon
6 Rage Malaga
All in good orderijest r
ind for sale low, at tbiWine I
deels gape
.filtlo3 wellAtaorrn lino of splendid Passenger
Steamers,' now composed el the largest.
svrilisati,- belt finished and furnished,. and, the meet
powers heats as the waters of the Wait, EVOrr
accommotration and comfbrt that Money can pro..
cnio,,har beei 'provided for poesengere.... Tie Life
has been in operation for five-yenta—hove, Carried n
million..of People ;t4thont the least injury I;o:their
persons. The boite . .ftilli be at the feat 'of Wood
street the day precious ter startingifor •the reception
of freight end the entr7 D r passepgers on the yogi,.
ter.. In all cases passage prom roast he, paid ink
advance. -*
The MONONGAIIELA, Capt. Soni., earl"
Pittsburgh .ovory , Monday morning at lq6 , oo,cki•
Wheeling every Monday ever ihg at . lo P; ; ;
ed do • -
half Stockings, 3 sizes.
' , a, assorted saes.
ed andyellow.
hti for Engineers and
1 Dragoons:
for Artillery and In
-1 • fantry.
latilleriAnd•flnfantrY.
nance artillery and 111-
The .lIIIIERNIA Cep:. Jno. Elinerelter,
will leave Pittstiergh every Tueadriy morninikat , lo
o'clock, Wheeling :every Tuesday evening:aril:l
Wednesday Paekils -
The NEW 'ENGLAND No. 2—Captain 8.-Deaw.
will lease Pittsburgh every Wediaesdaji morning at
10 o'clock, Wheeling every Weduesday,iverung, at
. ,
.Thureday I?atiket., . , . - •
Thg WISCONSIN, Captain R;J. Grace, will lear•
Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at 10 coclonki
Wheeling.ever) Thursday evening. at
. 11:1 P. 11.
• •
Friday - Patiket.
The CLIPPER No. 2, CartainCrooka, will leave , -
Pittsburgh every Friday Monatng at 10: p , elecki
Wheelingevery Friday evening at 10 P. x.
The MESSENGER, Captaitf Di Camp r ,4lll.leave
Pittsburgh every. Saturday Diorning.'at
Wheeling every Saturday. evening at .10. P. ISt
The ISAAC-11EWT011,. Captuin .721asoit.
will leave Pittsburgh, every - Sunday
,mornieg at
10 o'clock; Wheeling -every Sunday evening. at 10
P. It. , ncovP
1847
BROWNSVILLF AND CUMBLitLAND TO
TEMORE, AND .PHILADELPHIA ,
Tinie to Baltimore 32 hours.
nine tia Philadelphia..,":..,.... ..40 hours.
losme73 MILES STAGING.) • 1 '
iilE Splendid and-fast tanning steamers Consul.
Lduis 14P Swatara,
Lane and have commenced
inakingtdouble daily trips . One boat-Will , leave the
Monongahela wharf every morning precisely at 8
clock. Passengers by the-morning line will arrive
in Baltimore next evening in timeifor the 'Philadel
phia Mail Boats -or Rail Road cars. The evening .
Boat.will leave the wharf daily at 4 'o'clock, excep ‘ t
a'undayr ! Passengers Ly this, boat will_ lodge. on
board, iii comfortable state rooras. . Leave Browns
ville next morning at 6 &Clock; ci-oss„the mountains
in day light; sup 'and-lodge in Cumberland: Thus
avoiding-night travel altogether. The preparations
on this route are "aaiple, and the connection com-
plete; ro that ilisaligantments or delays will be un
knowu;upon it.
Passengers can stop - on the route and resume their
Seats again at pleasuie, and have choice ofßail.Road
or Steamboat between Baltimore and
Coaches chartered to partici to travel as they do•
• Sectire "'our Lickets . at iiffice., li.ronungaliet,
*louse; or St. Charles4lotitt._ "!
''Weaver and iVellaville 'Packet.
. , ,
The staintboat •Bh,Vi Fat, Charles
Clark, Master, swill, during the coming
mtason, make daily tr'.ps tq.Beiver and Wells.
Mille, Seaiting Pittsburgh every rnotting.at 9 d'elock - 4 ,
and Wellsville at 3 o'clock; P.. M. -
d . G:M.HAII,TONWC43-.4.A4ettls.
A . 51FIRICAN:011.---THE:GRJ .REALEPY OP
NATUR.E.Procured frOin a well in Kentucky,
185 feet below-the earth's surfeee... - ,Thiti.oil•will be
found vase...! seperior to I:lariat:4- Setislt, dr any
other formerly papule/. Oils. Its -Clilitti4 it proper
ties for the following :aliments Are truly wonderful.
Inflammatory rheumatism, whooping.cough.phthis.
ic, coughs, cuhls, spasms, tester ; erysipelas, scald
head, croup, inflammatory sore throat, liver coal
plaint, inflammation of the kidneys, pains the
breast, side and hack; diseases of the• spine, pilei,
heart barn, diseases of the hip joint, inflamed sore
dyes; deafness and ear ache, worms, tOoth-ache,
sprains, strains, burns, scalds, bruises, cuts, ulcers,
cancer, fever, sores, Br.c. &c.
Price 59 cents per bottle. Sold wholesale . and
retail by WM. JACKSON, at his boot and shoe.
store, 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. 'The DIG - son
standa in the door-way. Only place 'in Pittsburgh
where the caverns can be obtained. •
Caution.— In-order to be sure or obtaining the
genuine, purchase only, of the 'general ag'ent for
Western Pennsylvania, Wm. Jacksen, G 9 Litiertyl
street, or through sob-Agents appointed by him ecri.,
its sale,-each of whom will have a: akciw- bill tine .
general directions in pamphlet form, containing the .
names and address. of the, Proprietor and General
Agent of Western Pennsylvania as follows:
Dr. Ha'l 4- Co. proprietor, Kentucky.
Win. Jackson,. General Agent for Western Penn.
sylvania, 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, to whom-all
orders must be addressed. ' • .
Obrerre—.Each bottle la-ends:mad in ene l or
above named Pamphlets, and the name of William
Jhekaon, (the general and.only wholeaale agent for
Western PeansylVania)ptioted on the - outaide of tho
label. - oct2S
.
,DIES are: cautioned_ against using Common
11 Prepared Chalk:. They are not aware how fright
fully injurious it is to the .skin I gow coarse, how
rough, how sallow 4 yellow, and ; - unhealthy the skin
appears after using preuaryd chalk! Besides it is
injurious, containing a' like quantity of lead I We
hareprepared a-beautirul vegetable; wilds, which
we pail Jones , Spanish Lily; , White. It is perfectly
inflow nt, being purified ofall fieleterioUs qualities;
and it imparts to the stein a natural, healthy, ala
baster, clear, lively white; at the same time acting
as a cosmetic on the skin, waking it lore and'smooth.
llr6omed Andersoo, practical Chemist of Massa
chusetts, Says: ,4 Aker analyUing &Wes , ' Spanish
Lily... White, 1 find it possesses the meal beautiful
and natural, and at the same time innocent'White I
ever saw. I. certainly can conscientiouslyVvrcom:
mend its use to all whose akin requires biautifyirig.”
Price 25 cents a box.. Di-ections—the best way to
apply Lilly White, is with soft leather or wool—tlie
former is preferable. - 1 ' •
A FLEE sET OE.TEEru TOR g 5 CENTs.—NN'hite 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 AO
perfectly innocent and exquisitely fine, that ita.con.
stint daily use is highly advantageous, even ;tithes*
teeth that areli n good condition,giving them'a beau
tiful polish, and preventing a premature decay - r-.
Those already, decayedsit prevents from - .becoming
worse—it also fastexis - suc4 as „is becoming loose '
'and by persaveragse it will reader the foulest teeth
delicately white, and make the breath .deliciously
street. Price 2.5 or 371 cents a box.. All_ the above
are sold 'only at 82 Chatham st... , igu of the American
Eagle, New.-York, and by the appointed Agents
whose names appear in.the next column.
Witt You starter; and get a rich husband, lady?
"Your face is your fortune." Is't beautiful, clear.
fair? In it whiter If not; it can be made:to even
though it be yellow, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned
and: freckled.= Thousands have been made thus
who have washed once or twice with JoriAe. Italian
Chemical. Soap. The effect is glorious and Magnifi
cent. But be sure you get the genuine Jones' Soap )
at the Sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham at.
- Ring-worm, Salt.rlicum. Scurvy, Erysipelas,-Bar.
bees Itch, are often cured by..foneies Italian:Chard.
cal when-every Soap. kind lof,remedy has ailed,.
Thoth cures.pimplem,freckled; and clears the skim.
all know. Soldst-theAmerican Eagle, 8g C6tham
at. Mind, reader, this seldom or never fails.
C. INGLIS, Jr. Paterson.
Sold at JACKEOWS, 89 Liberty at., head of.Wooilli
Sign of the Big Boot.. - nov22
LEVELAND and Pittaburgh Rail Road An
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stalment oft.e.e yer centum (the 4th iastalmeab
On the amount of subscription •on the.. capital stock
of this company is iequired to be paid on or before
the first dayy of January, 1848. - f•Stoc.khoidera in
the eity of Pittsburgh wilt pay to. Messrs. ],.W,
Robinson &Co. corner of Wood and Third attest*:
in and near Salinerille,toJoseph C. Laccecitt Wand
near Wellsville to James Stewart, local treatrurer s
By order of the Board. -
S. KEYS
A.G. CATLETT, Secretary,
°See of the O. &P. R. R.l •
'November 30, 1847.
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I•ges;-
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tred on consignment
Store.
COB WEAVER;
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FRENCH MERINOS—A. A. Moues, Cl,,
Market st., have just received, per /Carus.
another - Wrote - ire Preach Marines, sA of themei
re•hirmabYr eNorl,
CHEM
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Monday ',Packet.
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gratidsty Packet.
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Notice to Stockholders.
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