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-- :"'"'''''`T I '"l**'._"'"l „7,',lw,r*si:*-4,°' .• . IDLES—SaIes of dipped, brisk at 93.
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.-s a".. v . :, _ - '. "• ' ' , iprices:
I'.. . `+,-) ... - • i f I Rope, by Coil re p lb.
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11emP do 1,622,3703,25 p doz
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1 3 .4 .7: - 0 ' f,. Ihlasi i I I a Plough Lines p doz
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- ' 4 ' •' ."" . .•',12 ; -., -' 2. ; j COTTON YARNS—The following prices hate
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Candlewick ~ lac .p lb.
• •''': : 1, 4 :: , ....L . ./..,,,, 'Carpet Chain 23c " 1
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r 7 7.w . 'Coverlet Yarn 25c. ''
. t 1,11 • / Wrapping Twine„ .... 23c "
-•I r',"l i Family Batting 10c. " .1
r --", jf , s 4 'Common du. 11c. ' I
i • - " 4 " CRACKERS—Water Crackers $1 "Q p bbl 1
sossup ßu y,g t sla t app e r r ptit. i
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`':lc - """'"Ftl9l,llt--*Sates from wagon and_OX-tbe u hart I
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'at $4,950/$3,4.2. From sour by the dray load
et $5,06055,12is and by the single bbl. at $3,250
$5,373. The receipts continue light.
FLINT GLASS-W ARE— Illolcruk Prim:
Tumblers—Best d Bute Lima, p dor $ B , OO
co do do and split, - 7))01
do Plain, assailed sites 5003.00 1
Vecanters—Best fancy cut, quart, p doz 15.00
do do pint, 10,00
•do Doable ring., quart, 3,00
do Triple do do 3,75
• do do do pints, 1,25
do Common 3 pint and gill, 623
\Vine Glasses—Knob stem, asst.! sixes. # doe 00
do Plain Flint, 1,123
do Fine polished. Grecian,
2.00
do . Best flint cut, 2.257,50
Pitchers—Plain or arch ribbed, pints. p doz 2,00
do do do quarts, 3.00
do do do 3 gallon, 6,00 I
do Fancy cut, ...i I 5,00 J
Cream Jugs-Gill arch ribbed p doz 1,123 l i
do Half pint do t,50
do do da engraved, 5,00e2,50
iii "` do Fancy cut do 2:7503,00
FISH—We quote Herring at $6,25 p bbl., New
Hearing (gibbed) $5,5006,00; Shad, $8,3009,00,
No. 3 Mackerel (1847) $7,25107,30; No. 2 (new).
''s 'VA ( $10,75; Cod Fish, 55,25. i
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- Sales in a large way at 32033 c. p lb. Retailiag at
f'.s:. ..h .it 33034. I.
FRUIT—Good Dried Peaches are scarce in
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, market. Sales new at $1..62. p b
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Dried dipples, sales at.62c. p bu.
575
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Raisins, new sell firmly at $3 #
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is selling at 280)29c. per gal. „ ,
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Coffee, Sales
5306 c. Rice—Sales at 6(iP6ic.
Rio at Siliss9 per lb.
GRAIN. -Wheat, 00005 ; Rye 45t0 5 , u
HAY-Sales b risk
Corn, 413; Oafs 26025 c ; Barley. 4 r
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s(ao c "
Re g ular sales at Vbriiw per bbl.
Fire bricks are selling from stores at
5 Paving Brick, $5,506,00; Common,
U; an advance. Pressed, $l2; delivered.
LO ROBES--Regular sates at S.I7OLIS
AX—Sales at 2:1a24c.1a !b.
S—Sales at $1,0002.00, as in quality.
TS:—.Regular sales of Beaver at $2,200
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19 to "
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Upper Litather, $23 to 25 v• doz.
do do in Rough ; -17 to 2o u .
Calfskin; - - 15 to 20.1• "
'Bridle Leather, " 27 to 30 "
LUMBER—The lumber merchant's' have not
yet' altered their . prices. Sales brisk;' at the fol.
lowing rates : I:
Pine, clear
Common
Cherry and Walnut Boards.
Poplar scantling, Boards ....
Shingles
Lathe
LEAD—Pig, 41; Bar, 4i03. ~•
LEAD PIPE-1 inch aqueduct at , * p foot
• f•
I{ • ti Sce "
7 All others
LARD-6iGt7c., and declining.
METAL—There-have been variousisales during
the week. We quote sales of Hanging'llock, cold
blast, at $4O per ton, 6 mos.; hot blast $34, 4m.;
sales Elk Furnace,Deer Creek Furnace; Tippecano
Furnace, Shippenville Furnace, and Mferson Fur.
naca, each, at $32 per ton.; Tennessee $32, 6m.;
and Mercer county $2O per ton, °mos:
NUTS-4e quote Filberts 10c.tjp lb; Wal
nnts at Sc ; Almonds, soft shell, and hard
shell at 12#c.
- •
NAVAL STORES--Pitch, 54,25 per bbl.; Tur.
pentine, 600(1 . 6e. per gal.; Oakum, !•ie. per lb;
Rosin, $2.50 per bbl.; Tar, North Cat-Urine, $5,3U,
OA per bbl.
OlLS—Tanners' ranges from sloo2ti. Sates of
Flaxsied at 54"60. Lard Oil„ .68c.
POTATOES-- , Sales of Neshannock4rom first
hands at 62075. and Reds st 33a37e. per bu.
PROVISIONS—The market is quiet; and sale•
confined to city consumpti*n. We quote Hants at
Sira9c. Sides 707ic. Shoulders 03. Keg
Buller is worth 9 , 11,9 i. Cheese in active demand
at 6-4 1 .R7c. per lb. for W. R.
PRUNES—SaIes at 17c. p lb, by the box.
POWDER.—We quote Ride Powdei at $5 00
to $5 50, in quality, p keg, and Blastin,gat $3 25
p keg.
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURED ARTICLES -
Anvils plb ' 11W12ic.
Vices common black p lb 114..
do do bright " 14e..
do solid box 11.4,
Mattocks and Ileks p doz i„;..,i}ift9,oo.
Hoes handled 3;23,
do steel blade " 4:511.
do do polished I.‘ 5,50.
Hay Forks bright ‘• 4,30.
do do black " 1151/.
Manswe Forks " ... ..... (11014R1,50.
Grain Shovels 7'iOivi9po.
Devonshire do o 54 sfiri,tlo
Coal do • " 01.1(ii2,00
Canal do , ' " 4istirS.oo.
Spades _ " 5i liti4i s.l t.
Sickles " :4,?; :Ail; I_ , .
Scythe Sneaths " Vilitiit:, .50.
Wheel Irons p• gross ' I 510 1 - I (it 16 1 It
RAGS—Good mixed 3 6 p lb., cash. 1;
STEEL—The following are the
,3vholesab
prices of Steel :
Naylor & Co's Cast Steel, 17 cents. '"
do Doub. Shear at 17 cents.' L ,
doGerman do. at 13 .to
..,
do Eng. B. do. at 13 do 1.
Marshall's Cast Steel, at Hi do
do 1). Shear do at 16 do •
do German do at 11 do ' 1 •
SEEDS.—Sale's of Clorrr from tiro hands at
OCQs22:ic, and from Store at $4 23. t Timothy
$2,00(20,25. Flux, Mitiltlbu. Canar y lb
SALT.—Regular sales firm at $1,37 , lb' bbl.
SHEET COPPER.—Regular sales at 2,8 c. Ib
TIN PLATE--Sides of •;.,t at $10,2.1,.
TALLOW—Rendered,sales 80,38 c ; hough. r,4
VINEGAR—SaIes at :: 1 10c per gal. by the bbl.
WINDOW GLASS—SaIes active at itin follow
ing rates:
Bxlo..
10x12
10x1.1
12x16, and 12x18
Other sizes in proportion.
Writrz LRAII —Sale ol Pure at sl,fitiliill.6s,
keg No 'I or adulterated at $1.3:4idt,35:9 keg.
WHISKEY—SaIes of Rectified at 21022 c., and
Raw at ISOlee.
WOOL.—The sales of‘the week have not been
large; butt the following quotations havi., been ful
ly sustained—an advance from previous ifiotat ions:
Common and 1; üb, . 2:3 1 1 ,er.25e.
Blood, ttiKa:.!&c.
.2;,(a--• c ;
"
.30a31e. "
3, 1 - "
Full blood,
Prime,
RILLS 07 EXCHANGE -SELLING R&M
On New York, at sigh: 4 , prem
" Philadelphia, ‘• "
" Boston, 4 „
" Baltimore, "
" New Orleans, "
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.MERCIIANTS' D MANUFACTURER'S nANR,
Pittsburgh, December I
AMEETING of the Stockholders of this Bank,
will be held at the Banking House ott',Tuesilay
the Ist day of Fcbruary next, at 10 o'clock, A. M
for the purpose, of taking into considernticin the act
ofthe Gth of March last, entitled "an Ace to extend
the Charter of the Merchants' and ManurActurer's
Bank of Pittsburgh."
By order df the Board of Directors.
W. H. DENNY,
Deshler.
dec3o-d3taw3td
Balances and Dlvidenda`
STANDING in the MERCIIANTR AND MANT'T'AC
MIER'S 13ANK Or PITTSIIVRG7I, which:: have nut
been incicased or diminished fur three years.
Names. Residence. Date. '''' Amount.
Abraham Bennet, Dep. Ap. 20, 1837, $l4 50
ohn Irons,
~ , ,niel King, Bal. June 10, 1839, : 16 81
1
Dep. (.ct. 27, 183'1, 13 99
'' 'lent WKinna, do. Ap. 31, 1836, .50
VJ. " sd ez. W. Morrison, do.. Dec. 13, 1837; 80
'Nitholson, 'Bal. Mar. 22, 1836; 85 27
DmpEa•rs'not marked paid on our Dividbtul Book,
PriisccieirlatirßyarthkaTthtehoa
a",,,kt yet ascertained to !ive been calledfor
' l ' r ' a delphia, where they ale payalile.
Names.
Res. No. of Dic'd. Shales. Ain't.
K. Lowlier,
E. B. Mizell, No. 1. • 32. $l6
50'. 75
Thos. Paschaln.
2. 30 '..- 45
Thos. Fitch, •
b. 6G. 13 50
J. Musgrove & SG
6,: 13 50
25 .. 36 25
,
lye n 6s . p ... r n ie e
i n: a
n t ombl
named,
B d a l w a nhei
which '
- Ayp erg r three years:.
have a nd Dl
remainedvi Dividends due u.
Sworn to an . w
d subscribed,
fiid?ler27,
Det.; N DENNY, IB4 O 7. OO. er •
a
dec3o-4tOr4iw .
D—
VIDENDS AND BALAIS-----,—___
been, unclaimed for three yd. which have
in the EXCHANGE. BANK or Prrrsntind_upwards,
Names. Residence. No.-. 9..
George Bell, Pittsburgh, 6 .•:l• Ain't.
Win. Dorris, Huntingdon co., 10 • s73 05
Christian Garber do. i . . 47 50
:1 2 5 4 0 0 `-----(:)0
1 1 , ,, :N r i: a 0 1
e l C
by A C 1 D B — .
A 7 5.
r i A l l. c N e }. 8 .: s i
C. W. Hepburn, Philadelphia, IS 37 50
Irvine* Robison, Pittriburgh, 10 ''' '7 62
Samuel , Isett, Huntingdon mi., 10 ~", ;50
Jas. Mnorhead, Westmoreland co. 5 ' 10
Jessee Moore, Huntingdon co., 2.0 , 2:
. t r t s ( t )c r x e c u e i ve ) l and
S. &P. Moore, do. ,
GrahatrtMtCatziant, do. 1 4- 10 40
.t :
Charles Yates, New York, 100 :
BALANCE ON DEPOSIT. . CO .,
Date. ~. Amount. ' ll corner alum and Wood sta.
Armel & Munlz, Pittsburgh, Oct. 24,1842, $lO 80
C. D,Culbertson, do. Dec. 24, 042, 12 99
AB the foregoing dividends and halan. 7
to the pepons named, er their legal
'es, which' have been star ding without
red or diminished, for three years and
I : , Faillg to the Books of this Bank.
• THOS, g. HOW E, Cash'r.
ibecribed before MP, this,29th Decent-
WEED OLosev,Notnrk Public.
'w-wit. (Daily paperscopy
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TS--100 Bushels, superior quality, in
Id fur sale by
SMITH & SINCLAIL
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tTiVirftril ~„,._
phis, New.D.rirailliati,Cdrs-6ntl,y
for sale in sums to suit purchasers.. - •
The paper of the Ohio, 4'entacky, Intlitina,ane
Virginia Banki beuiht and' sold on the 'roost favor
! able terms.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and Ameri
can Gold and Silver coins.
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND, for sale in amounts ofil and upwards.
marl 0-dawy
JOSEPH H. HILL
RILL & CURRY,
RANKERS, EXCHANGE DROXERS,AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, CER
TIFCATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
GOLD AND SILVER.
. .
No. 66 WOOD RE., 3D DOOR BELOW POURER, wrier BIDE.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
TlARTtnids and Currency re • ved on Deposit, ana
jr collections made in all th rincipal cities of the
United States. •
Sight Exchangeon Philadelpl la, Baltimore, New
- York, Boston and, Cincinnati c 'tautly for sale in
itintit to suit purchasers.
. Ke r ntucky,-incliatia, Ohio, Virgi is and Pennsylva
nia Bank Notes bought and sold o the most hivora
ble terms.
. The highest premium paid for Am rims Gold.
Exchange on England, Ireland Germany and
France procured, h.c. mar22-y
.
N. HOLMES & SON
LINKERS AND DEALERS lit EXCHANGE 1N AND
DANA NOTES.
NO. 55 . Market street, Pittsburgh.
del ling rate. Exchange. Buying rate.
New York t pr Cincinnati 1 dis
Philadelphia " Louisville t C 6
Baltimore S'. Louis 6C
BANE NOTES
Buying rates.
Ohio I din
India= St
Kentucky
Virginia I "
Wheeling "
Tennessee 3 "
aul9-y
ALLEN KRA AVIL. EDWARD ADAM.
KILLVER & RA IFIM,
BANKERS AIN EXCIIANGF. BROK
ERS, DEALERS IN - FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
BILLS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE,CERTIFCATES
OF DEPOSITE, BANK NOTES, AND COIN.
Corner orThird and IVood its., directly opposite the
St. Charles Hotel. my 22
•
JAS. S. HOON. THOS. SARGENT.
1400,1 AN!) SAIXGENT.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. E. POR. WOOD AND SIXTH STREETS, PITTSBURGH, CA
EILERS in Coin, flank Notes, Tune Hills,
.1,/ Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Certificates
Deposite, Sc.
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the
union, and Europe, fur 'sale in sums to mot pnrcha-
CURRENT and par funds received on deposite.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts or the Linton,
at the lowest rates.
RETERVCCES
Messrs. M. Lerch & Son,
• " Ogilen & Snowden,
" Win. Bell St Son,'
" S. M'Clurken & Co.
•' English & Bennett. j
" Fleming & Brother,
Pales, Lathrop & Co. PIMA D'A.
" W tn. It. Thoirip..on & Co.
t 4 "loudly, Phe!ps & Co. } y oll ,
" Babcock .s;
" Tithey, NV.trd &Cn. 1
Jahn & Co. BALTIMORE..
Mr. James George,
" 11. Ilanna, CurriszsArt, 0.
" Joseph %Vinson, 1
MPSSTS. Fenner & iM'Millan. MAssuntr, 0.
11.,. EAq., Cashier, Bank Lewistown, P 4
Pittsburgh, September 2d, I 8 1:-y
Annuals and Gift IIook• for tit MM.
T F:AFLETS np 1(EM011.1* I an illustrated annu
j al fur 14S, edited by Reynell Coates, M. D.
.1 he Charm ; a series oily:ireful and elegant col
ored G dc- igned expressly for this work.
The t )flerings of Beauty, a present for all seasons,
embellished with eleven engravings, edited by
Amelia W. Lawrence.
Frtendship's Oliertng; a Christmas, New Year's
and Birth-day present t,r
The Garland; or a Token of Friendship, a Christ
mas and New Years Girt, for IS4S.
The Amaranth ; or Token ofilemembrance,
Christmas and New Year's present fur IS4A.
The Gift of Friendship; a 'lUken of remembrance
fur 184 S.
The Gem, for IS IS, edited by Father Frank.
The Hyacinth, or Affection's Gilt, a Christmas,
New Year's and Birth day present, IS4B.
Christmas Blossoms and New Year's Wreath, for
I S.IS.
Thompson's Seasons; Harper's illustrated edition.
Boudoir Botany; or the Parlor Book of Flowers,
comprising the history, description and colored en
gravings of 24 exotic Flowers, 24 Wild (lovers of
America and 12 Trees with Fruit, illustrated wt
250 engravings.
The Task and ;litter Poems, by Wm. Cowper, with
numerous illustrations, tz.c. &c. •
Together with a large assortment of New Juve
nile Books, with colored plates; mans of which arc
just published. For sale at the Bookstore Of
TAR. RALPH'S Private Practical Treatise nn
If Diseases of the Genital Organs, being n plain
and faithful account of the Nature, Symptoms, and
IronsequencPx or the disorders it refers to, together!
with the Remedies. Price $l. Inc sale in Pitts-
JU rgh, by L. S. CUTHBERT,
declls • 50 Smithfield st, near 3d.
y iquoßs IN GLASS—.IOO bottles of Brandies,
La Wines, Gins, &c., for sale by
dec2.3 I'. C. MARTIN.
POTASH -4 'ca.ka No I .article, in store and for
sale by SMITH & SINCLAIR,
dec23 5G Wood at.
f IMUTHY
SEED_ A few llnshels . on hand:and
for pale by SMITH & SINCLAIR,
dec23 —
56 Wood et.
• - -
TEA -20 half chests Young Hyinin Teat
40 4' " Pouchong
Just received and for sale by
dec22 MILLER & RICKETSON.
_
LOAF Sugar-20 Bbls. No. 4, 5, 6 and 7, Loui
e anon;
10 " Coarse Pulverised Loaf;
sFine
In store and fur sale, 4,
by
dec22 MILLER & RICKETSOM.
_ .
AZERAC Brandy-6 half and quarter pipes, pale,
Vintages from 15.37 to '44; for sale by
dec22 P. C. MARTIN.
A SEIGNETPE Brandy-6 half pipes, A Seig
nette Brandy; for sale by
dec22 P. C. MARTIN.
IiIINET, CastiHon & Co. Brandy-2 half pipes, tor
I dec22 sale by P. C. MARTIN- 1 ,
HENNESSEY Brandy-4 half pipes, London col
or, Vintage of '42, to arrive and 6 r sale by
dec22 . P. C. MARTIN.
I _.
RBI! Whiskey-2 Puncheons, for sale in quanti
tiiir to suit, by .
dea22
__. P. C. MARTIN.
—___
TA MAICA Spirits--2 Puncheons, ter sale in plan
t) titles to suit, by
dec22 P. C. MARTIN.
fI O r L , LAN f D r Gin I - e -- 1
, 4 pipes Swan and Black Ilorsn
sa dce.22 P . C. MARTIN.
BROMIDE I'OTASH-100 Ounces j just received
and fur sale by
B. A. FA LINESTOCK & Co., • .
corner Ist and puom
7. - -
3 . _S-10 bags on consignment, Pm- sale by
vEIS J. D. WILLIAMS.
i'dec. '',.F.I)—A few bags lbr sale by
!
SMITH & SINCLALR,
GRAM. 56 Wood stect.
dec2o
'll Wine-25 Baskets Crown Brand,
S A RH1N0... ), sale by P. C MARGIN
dec2o :7 , 7 Sardines;
do, for sale by
TRENCH CAS, P. C. MARTIN.
62 MarKet strs .
pcs 0.
~ F.TWIG h c . as ha.s--.A. A. Mason & Co.,
decl6 e received more than 100
'every quality and price.
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Buying nitre.
County & City ord'e die
Relief' notes r•
Penneylvani4 Co I 4 .
New York I rr
Maryland i SI
New Orleans
KLLiorr & Et GLISII,
56 Market st., bet 3d and 4th
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4, a-c'tr , - , t.'__- ... ,- ;:riffetantlo . .lB34,l*eb. 14 • 72 71
• Martha:, Abstiti, • • • .• •- 1844,M'5.r..26 • 85
Daniellßeltztiover, • . 1837, Aug 16 172 61
John Birmingham,
.1814, Sept. 29 • 136
Benjamin Chew, Jr., ' - 1843, Nov. 27 •' 23 96
Williatk Connelly, • . 1814,10v:13 % 132 72
John Connell, . _ . 1829,•June18 133
"jourt of Cum. Pleas,ALCo. 1839, Mar. 7 12 39
COurtnly, Adams& Foster, • ' •
(Ohins(ommissioners,) lB4l, Oct. 29 75 93
John 4- Thomas Cowan, • 1814, Mar. 2 55.:,93'
ChristoPher Cowan, .1835, Feb. 4 2408
Cramer & Spear, . 1835, June , l7. . 121261
Daniel Curtin, 1831,July 11 '.' 35
S. P. Darlington, acting as
signee of Jas. Adams, Jr., 1837, Dec. 26 51 33
Samuel .Davik , 1829, June 10 100
Ralph Davis,, ~, 1813, Jan. 15 15 30
John Dickey; Beaver, 1836, June: S .10 83
Wm. B. Foster, . 1818, Aug. 22 82 38
Hoary Fpulke, - 1833, June 22 SO
Gabriel Garishe,Assignee, 1824, May • 5 150 93
Gormly And Bell, 1815, Mar. 10 65 82
A. C. Hamilton, 1836, Oct. 3 12 50
T. liamitton,Armstrong co. 1828, Dec. 6 Pi 85
Jas. Haniilton: ' Carlisle, 1844, 'Oct. 7 50
John Hancock, 1841, Jan. 22 21 10
Aaron Hirt, • 1814, July 26 '59 90
linzleton;and Jones, 1817, June 17 49 28
John Henderson, . ISI7, Nev. 8 251.50
Alexandek Hunter, 1835, March 2 • 400
Hyndman: and Mackey, 1825, Feb. 21 10
John Johnston, (Post master)lBl4, July 13 '77 90
Robert Jitnes,, 1829, Oct. 3 42 65
Joseph liinkiri, Sr., 1814, July 13 18
John Kirkpatrick, 1833, Feb. 6 234 10
H. B. Lattobei • 1814, Aug. 8 37 44
Michael lauber, 1844, Jan. 30 60
Walter Lowrie, :833, Jan. 31 35
J. Madeirk, 1328, Mar. 26 93 06
Anu M`GAlTin's Executors, 1839, May 17 59 50
James M'Othan, 1832, April 4 120
Joseph riP t Clintock,Jr, ISIS, Dcc. 9 28 91
Joseph MlCullough, 1814, Nov. 7 101 86
1 Lucinda *Dermot., 1837, May 5 100
I John M'Denald's Kers., 1833, May 1 87 37
I 1). and WI M`Fu rran, 1828, Apia 30 34 97
Arthur APCill, 1829, Oct. 7 12 07
David NPRelvey, 1832, July 18 495 05
David Miller, Westmorand
, County, 1344, Oct. 3 140 50
James , Miirrison . 1819, June 23 11 55
,
I. J. O'llr(aii's Admen., 1832, Oct. 2-1 '4O 39
Jacob Painter, 1814, March 2 10 02
Patterson; Ingram and Co. 1838, Jan'y. 2 85
Hervey 11, Peterson, 1837, June 17 19 02
Nath iniel 'Pluinuter, Jr., 1817, Sept. 12 .50 25
George Ptie,jr., •1823, Slur. 31 .322 67
James Potter, Centre Co., 1338, Sept. 15 40 21
Jlihn Ramage, 1530, Feb. 19 10
James Ramsey, (Canaler,) 1331, Jan. 6 . 00
George Remaler, ' 1811, Oct, 2 310
John Russell's Executors, 1832, June 21 169 36
Sampson and Stewart, 1833, Feb. 11. 100
Frederick Scherer, 1836,Ju1y 8 35 ,
Johannes Schmidt, 1544; Dec. 7 1363 60
George Selden, 1832, Oct. 27 14 46
Henry SB.ppen, 1836, July 14 17 25
Itichard ,Small, 1849, Oct. 5 440 87
John C. Smith,. 1842, Aug. 15 10
Eliza Stephenson, 1533, April 29 35
Robert Stewart, 1833, July S 200
M- Tiernan, 1832, Jan. 2.5 120 14
.1. 0. Trecsir, ' 1639, Oct. 16 11 11
11. H. Wartiiild, Ohio, 1831, May 13 100
A. Way's Administrator's, 1543, Joon 7 12 64
F. Wetmore & Co. 1536, Sept. 3 10
Isaac Wickerslown, 1829, June 10 18 51
Charles Wiikins, ISIS, May 7 20 14
Hannah Williams, 1542, Nov. ‘.'',.5 105
Jah n F. Wrenshall, 1839, Feb'y 27 35 07
Enoch Wright, .1. 1836, June 28 30
DI V IDENIA I) NrA ID.
Nime. li , skten(r. No. o'2d/sires. Amt.
51". Jack. 10 $l2
S.& S. J. Itol4n* IS 43 20
M. Evans, 25 28 50
G. Poe, Comdata, Baltimore, 49 90 30
Chas. Aie4y, 4 Allegheny, 20 30
G. Schwart*, ll 10 14 -
h. Derr, 8 !-:' 10 6 6
IV. Watsoit.sr:i 20 46
Lydia Cai Ilita 11 if Meadville, 12 24
James Nic4olasln, 10 50
J. C. 11rdrck, : 6 109 20
J. Kirkpathck,; • 6 109 20
John !hock, . Bearer, 1 45
W. St "CI min , 3 . i. 4 740
John llouslott,l 14 28
M. Michl i tlas a el, 50 100
James Alti'ion,i- Bearer, 1 2
James
S D. Whorl, 1 2
. 1 t - is
Sarah p yr,glery - 8 16
li. Slat Shane,' St. Louis, 4 6
John DentAsto?t, 20 120
James 51'6.ear, 25 37 50
James SladollitiL Mercer, 1 9
John Son Os, .
tt : ,
Win. Johrtiton;l, 10 75
Ears. or Arn Il4agoffin, Mercer, 14 105
J Zahniseri guirdian 7 52 50
Eliza Wiffion,,; 30 . 135
R. L. Bakt4 - , 1. - * 15 22 50
J. Grahaini Presnalent, 128 384
T. M. 11o4e, h .
16 24
Mary M'D4nala, 20 . 60
Mary Sl'Di Neebit. 46 138
Wm. Clarlal,• :1 6 640
E. M'Fall,i .. 6 12
R. Neal & F0.,4 • 10 16
8. Pettegrios, ii, 6 9 60
John Riddle, '' 4 6 40
T. Neal &.to.,Li 5 4
.
Charles FOIE : 10 8
E. !hold* l: 2 1 O 0
John Kelly i. Pittsburgh, - 5 4
W. McCutiougli, -
10 14
I.:pc:akin:l4 Say& Co., 6 4 SO
Daniel Ch6te -'..' 8 fi 40
11.Doanc,i
2 3 20
John Pot 4, : • 20 16
Jane Pottil, :l 5 4
'Joseph Weigle ' s, 50 40
John Oslioine 'tl" - 6 640
James liorner,il • 5 13
George Ifiley, 20 16
George Shirrayl i 10 14
Jacob Tinfmat, 10 8
Fauntley aleude, Allegheny co. 4 8
Thomas A)getii, 20 12
Rufus 8. Reeds .
- 100 60
Eleanor McFall', 2 3
John Wr•',llshail, 74 44 40
John Watlacei 2 : 20
W. Guy, 4 E • 20 21 90
; Paul Mortew ' : 2 120
Edward Etisell, Jr., Birmingham, 5 3
A. J: J. C.lStonk or, 4 302
N. Voegtley, Sr., Allegheny, 20 30
P. M'Corinick '0 Pittsburgh, 25 37 50
I eertilythati the foregoing appear to be balances
and dividends lue the persons named, and having
remained In Brink unchanged for three years. There
are a few'bthet balances, which hate not been sof
ficientlT qxamitied to publish in the foregoing list,
and are eerisitlered doubtful ; but if found correct
will be piiblifihed hereafter.
JOHN SNYDF:R, Cashier.
Sworn and sultsctibed, December 2Sth, IS-17.
G EOII.G F:;WATSON, Alderman.
dec2o-41d&tk.lt
Veiwetetble Pulnonftry Balsam.
Jr is nhw out twenty years since I first used
the Vegetaede Pulmonary Balsam in my family.
Since that tiunh it has been my practice to keep a
supply of the article by me for the use of my family,
which is.li O; and for the benefit of my friends.
I have uniforMly found it to be a very valuable, elli
tacions minimum t and think that by using it season
ably for the colnplaints for which it is recommended,
it has ofterwrevented the disease from taking a more
serious 11fran.t In one instance I recommended it
to my brethq, who resides in the State of NOW
York, wti wit; dangerously ill with a complaint of
the lanai he 01/1S since written to me Ibr more, hav
ing foundi notating which gave him so much relief.
Sold in Pittsburgh, by
• H. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
Corner , of 1 and Wood, also, corner of 6th and
Wood ste, dec.2s
AS I ahi now engaged in the intportation °Man:
VVl2peli and Gore, &c. exclusively, I have
madvarrtingelnents in different parts of gurope and
I the Islands, With well known houses, for my future
supplies,hf Foreign Liquors, which I will be able to
sell, delidered -in the Custom houses of New York or
New Orl,eansi or in this city, at the lowest market
price, fox cash or approved paper. I have in store
.and canny, a very large stock of very superior Wines
and Liquors as- imported, of the moat celebrated
brands ad vintages, for sale on pleasing terms.
P. C. MARTIN,
dcc22 corner of Front and Smithfield sts
'JOS. WJODWELL,
• Importer and Dealer in
Foreign` and Domestic Hardware,
CONNER SECOND AND WOOD srs.,
oct- 20 * Prl7'B.l3(lllGli
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WO9D AND" STRE ETS
960dg•
I - I N Monday morning, Ittnuary 3d, et;10 o'clock',
lips the Commercial &lee Room; coy of Wood
and sth sta., will be sold• without reserve: •
A large assortment of seasonable_ foleign and.,do
mestic Dry .Gocida, etc., among which. are, super:
fine cloths, sattinetts, cassimeres, flannels, blankets,
calicoes, gingham, alpaccas, chintz retina. cashmere
robes, Terkeri and Brocba shawls, silk and cotton
hdkfe, Irish linen, tickings, black satin and fancy
vestings, dress ail k 6 sates, cambric and broWs mug.
lino, cambric and gingham umbrellas, fancy goods,
etc. etc.
- .
At 2 o'clock, P. M., 7 bbls New Orleans Sugar,
good.quality; 5-half chests and boxed Young Hysori
Tea; 6 barreis Tanner's -Oil; I crate china and
queensware,assortedvahovels; manure forks; stoves;
grates; l rninature steam engine and boiler; a large
quantity_ of new and second hand houseliold- and
kitchen lurnitnre, carpeting, matrasses boxing
glasses, mantel clocks , one pair splendid mantel.
At lamps, o'clocx, P.M.; n choice collection otvalu
able books, family bibles in great variety, god and
silver watches, gold pens, letter and cap writing
paper, blank Booze, fine cutlery, boots and `shoes,
fancy goods, etc. dec3l
Auction Sale• In. Allekheny City,
WM. J. BURNSIDE, AUCTIONEER..
ONFriday morning, December 31st, at 9 W
clock, at the Auction Room; Northwest corner
of Federal street and the Diamond, will be sold
without reserve a large and -splendid assortment of
seasonable staple and fancy Dry . Goods, among
which are: cassimeres, fancy and.plain claps, flan
nels, :blankets, merinoes, alpaccas, cashmeres,
plaids, gingham. in great variety, dress silks, ;ilk
and wersted vestings„ serges, silk and worsted
shawls, laces, edgings, insertinge, hdkft., silk and
nottonlidkfs., mous de laine hdkle., etc. etc.
At 2 o'clock, a late assortine.t of new
and second band Household and Kitchen—Furni
ture, among which are: bureaus, dining and break
fast tables ' bedsteads , cocking chairs, work and
wash stands„ clothes writes, tubs, dough troughs,
etc- etc. Also, Tea Cannisters. Tea, Tobacco, Pep
per, stands, Blacking, etc.
At 6 o'clock, n M., a'spleudiil assortment of
Books, by Catalogue.
New Year's Presents, inz I
Gold and Silver Watches, Beautiful Candlebrass;
TM-MORROW evening, Friday Dec. 31st, at early
gas light, will be sold, at P.l>t 'epees Auction
Rooms, No. 114 Wood st., 3 dogs from Fifth, the
following Gold and Silver Watches, Csndlebraas and
fancy articles, suitable for siew Year's Presents,
comprising in part:
9 , fine Gold Patent Lever Watches; 3 do Silver do.
d 0..; with a large yariety of L , Epine,quartier, Cylin
der, Escapement. and other Watches . of everides
criptioo; also beautiful French Candlebrars. in,setts
and pairs, latest patterns, Boquets; fancy Lamps;
Silver plate Fruit Dishes, with a great .variety o f
fancy Goods, Books, etc. Also, 1. second hand
double barreled fowling piece, stub and twist, an
excellent article; 1 second hand sofa, i mahogany
bureau, 1 pier looking glass, 1 fancy mantel clock.
dec3o JAMES ArKENNA,Auct.4..
OFFICC Or AGHT CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE,.
Philadelphia, December 6th, 1847.
SEA LED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until I 0 o'clock, A. M. ' of the. 31st day
of the present month .of DECEMBER, for furnish
ing by contact, the following ARMY SUPPLIES
and MATERIALS deliverable at the United States
Clothing anti Equipage Depot, Bchulfkill Arsenal,
in equal Inenthly er greater proportions, as the De
partment may require, on or before the 30th day of
I April, 184*, viz:
15)000 Army Blankets 61 feet long by ) feet wide,
weight 4 lbs.
160,000 yards 6-4 Sky Blue Kersey.
4,000 do 6.4 Dark Bltic do
4,000 do 6 4 Fine Blue Cloth for Dragoon
-Jackets.
100,000 do 7-8 Flannel, Cotton and Wool.
. 20,000 do 3-4 Twilled Flannel.
50,000 do 3-4 Canton Flannel.
10,000 do 3.4 Bleached Cotton. Drilling.
200,000 du 3-4 Unbleached do
100,000 do 7-8 do ° do
2,000 do 7-S Bleached Muslin.
200,000. do 7-S Unbleached do
3,000 Doz. pairs Woollen half Stockings, 3 sizes.
20,000 Pairs Laced Bootees, assorted sizes. -
flair plumes, red and white.
Banda and tassels, red and yellow.
Metal cap equipments for Engineers and
Dragoons.
Do do for Artillery and In
flintry.
Pompons, Engineer, Artillery and Infantry.
Shoulder straps, ordnance, artillery and in
fantry.
Do. (brass) for Dragoons.
Epaulettes, N. C. S. Artillery and Infant:4%.
Worsted sashes, crimson and yellow.
Do. binding and cortl of all kinds.
Felling axes.
Hatchets.
Spades.
Drums, complete, Artillery and Infantry.
Casks for one year from Ist April next.
Lumber, 2d common, per 1000 feet.
Allof which• must be of domestic manufacture,'
and must conform in quality and all other respects
to the standard patterns sealed in this office, and in
the clothing office, N 0.16 Broadway, New York, by
which all supplies furnished on contracts will he
tested. Sample. of which, for woollen and cotton
cloths, will be sent by mail, with any additional in
formation desired upon the subject to manufacturers
wishing to offer proposals.
Contracts will be based upon accepted proposals,
for the faithful fulfilment of which, two or more se
curities will be required. Any delay in the execu
tion of an offered contract, beyond the time deem
ed necessary by the undersigned, (six days) will be
regarded as cancelling the acceptance of the FA.-
voart) bid.
Bids are desired only front manufacturers or regu
lar dealers in the article proposed to be furnished,
and none will be respected or considered from any
one who is not known as a manufacturer or regular
dealer in the desired supplies; which fact, or the re
v( Ilse, must be distinctly stated in the bids offered,
as well as the names and address of the persons in
tended to be proposed as securities in case a contract
is obtained.
'Letters containing proposals should_beendorsed:
"Proposals to furnish supplies and maierialaW ad
dressed to
. HEN RY STANTON,
As. Qur. Master Gen. U. S. A
decl3-3tawt3l •
P• DI , S TEEN,
BRA SS FOUNDER AND GAS FITTER,
Smithfield street, between Diamond Alley and
Filth street. Pittsburgh. declB-ly
3. B. BISHOP,
VETERINARY SURGEON
( - lAN be found at his horse shoeing establishment;
near the St. Clair streetbridge,lately occupied by ,
czars. Carr b.r. Rowland. noiro-d6tn
Pittsburgh Navigailon.& Fire Insurance
Company.
A N Election fyir nine Directors of this Company,
to serte for the ensuing year, will be held at
the Office of the Company, the 3d day of January
next, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P.M.
dec2o.2w ROBERT FINNEY, Seey.
)/ii
col. Is n ' e D 7 N i T a
n 1,7
MarketG s ROOMS,
ty.
1 1 1/.l\ HI are
and eveeninpegneitscasfl.ermnoeorn
cantile and Steam boat Book-keeping. are taught in
such a tnanner that every learner going through
the whole course of teaching, will be thoroughly
qualified to take charge of books either in counting
houses or on hoard steamers. Any number of re
ferences can be given to this effect. Mr. Duff's* new
treatise on steamer's accounts, the only complete
work yet petitioned on this subject, for sale at the
Class room and by the Book stores. decB
OTIS PECK
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDItRS-40 pursuance
of the provisions of the charter of incorpora
tion, the annual meetin g of the Stockholders of
the Monongahela Navigation• Company, will be held
on Monday, the 3d day olianuary, 11345, (being the
first Monday of the month) at the office of the said
Company, in Breed's Buildings, Fourth street, it the
city of Pittsburgh., for the purpose of electing the
officers for the ensuing year.
dec6 WM: BA KEWELL, See.y.
Itargalns at No. 46 Market Street.
BLACK Merino Shawls (Dupini>s best) with very
rich borders, selling in the following rates;
$l2 Shawls for 3,75
8,50 a >a 6.00
6,50 46 4,00
dec2s BARROWS & TURNER.
JURI BE PASTE-3 cases, just received and for
vale by 1.1. A. FAHNESTOCK
decAl . c e cod of Ist and Wood sts.
MIMI
WM. H. BURNSIDE,
.1 Auctioneer
Fancy articles, etc. at Auctiun
LOY JAMES MYKENNA
lUll. DUFF'S
~~`~.. .3 '< :.
(2 - 14 , 41.4-? E-SONS
. " At 111-Tinzes,
UNDER .ALL fiItRcIMSTAteESI
TF" YOU ARE g cu ff'; tl. well, :employ
measures to-nen:Mug -so. j Lveryindiyillual in
bilges in habits, whinli.xnuar,to a greater
,e;_lesser
zztent,-disarrange the admirable and intricate coin-
Mations which tbrracthe•systeirtilind onnsegently,
EVERY -LIVDIVII?trAL 3
should posseassorne tnild, yet efficacious,_airople and
accredited agent .for. preserving all the 4'l:mations.°
the body iti good order,
BAD.SAPARILLA. AND• W.ILDI ,, CHENRY DITTEV
will achieve this result, and sh uld be in every, fami T
ly, and in the hands of every erson, :who, by
,busb:
pegs, profession or general course of life, is predio.
.osed to the very many little inilments that render
,•fe cured instead of a blessing, and finally
in their aggregated condition; in the cause ,
The 'Mama here mentionedlire compounded by a
man of meat skill sad knowledge, from:the simples
Nature presents to those who care to find them, and
which are the only reliable antidotes to the poison of
diseasw s The chief' ingredients are the universally
helovectilarsaparilla and. the Berkof the Wild cherry
Tree, with which the red: mad of the_ forest cures
nearly every disease -.of the infernal oigans. These
materials, . though powerful, in their actinn,. tire as
common genie teaches us
' I
ENTIRELY IIAII:MLESfi
and prepared as they are ilere one of the greatest
medical operatives in the inhabitable globe. ,By tak=
theep HrrrEas, the scrofulous may be restored to
beauty,lnd avoid the sharp knife of the surgeon; for
tley not only eradicate pimples and, tumors, tint
overcome
CANCER AND KING'S EVIL!
Whoever is subject to the horrors of Conaumption,
should at once purchase this SURE-ILEMEDY. In the
train of Costiveness follow dreadful local conger.
tions, oftentimes insanity, veryy, frequently, mania or
hypocondria, violent head aches palpitations, and
other-affections of the heart„.iand rheumatic swel
lings. Dr. Wood's Compoundlis 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 depl&e a loss of appetite,
painful headaches, weakness of the muscles, langour,
want of energy sulficient pennitthem to seek
&c. &c. These persolns say for years, that
they "don't feel very well.” Ilfthey do. not employ
a method by which they can fUel QUITE WELL, they
eventually sink under a sevet4, fit of illness, and are
FROIK, .Till •ORATE
only by a miracle, and even then the lancet, leech,
blister and calomel have left them mere shattered
hulks, full of aches and and .riot only a pest
to themselves, but a source of disgestarid annoyance
to all'with whom they come in contact. All these
FEARFUL CONSEQUENCES
may be avoided by an early application oldie virtues
of these Brrreas. For the tru4h of this, the proprie
tor pledges his word and honor, and in evidence can
show files of undoubted certitioatei which he has re
ceived, unsolicited from all quhrters. Ile does not,
however, ask the invalid to swhllow . his certificates, hut his rrreiss, and is willinglrto stake all he holds
dear on earth in favor of theii worth.
• THE DYSPEpSL4,
in either . a modified or severelfc.rm, will disappear I
before the quiJities of Dr. Wood's preparation,' and t
the cure maybe felled on,as a 'permanent ,one. Did I
the Brrnms possess no other recommendation, it I
would be one of the - finest vegetable compoundsl
medical science can invent but it is equal to the!
coinplete eradication of
• LIVER COMPLAINT, S, - ;
inevery shape, and of every affection, minor orgi
gamic, at the billiary aparatus.l Individuals who are
constitutionally billiou% oughtlregularly to take this,
mild agreeable and expellent TONIC AND APPERIEKI",!
as it will diffuse health throughhut evert fibre of the '
frame, and send happiness and love ol `} ifo thrilling
to the heart. FAMILIES 01.76/1T 'TO KEEP. Cr ON .
ILtND.
Every medicine Chest on boatd ship sbeuld'also be
well Stocked with this capital rtetne.dy as rgy-SCUR
VY.4:O cannot Afflict those who take it, or long re
sist its rigorous assaults. ALt. INPURritES
of
111.00 b vanish before iz, and the old ,relics of early
imprudence invariably.disappear, soon after 'being
submitted to its .action., • Erery complaint;of the
stomach is broken by it The litrtras hare in no
instance fqiled of curing ziormatcs, czirtaat prim
lair, every disorganization of--
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
By neglecting the little inroads made upon the
ter a cast portion of our fellow beings are, rendered
extremely miserable—so miserable; indeed, .that
they wish to die. Every bortleof Dr. Wood's Sarsa
parilla and Wild Cherry Bitters," contains a modi
cum of joy and content for
. mich of those anxious
and imprudent sufferers. ReMerriber, that an injudi
cious use of mercury is inevitably productive annoy
evils Which are put to flight byithis glorioes'and un
surpassable compound; and that afflictions which are
HEREDITARY . •
may speedily and safely be shuffled off through its
agency. As a medicine whic4 must benefit
.EVERYRODY,
from the S1117;:r teliCatO AO the cortirzur.n A:ND DES
PAULINiI INVALID, no equal is to be found for It
would be Well to bear in mind that preventive'ls
infinitely more desirable than cure, and:that Dr.
Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Brrriali ARE
BOTH.
Put up in bottles, three or, four times larger than
Bristol's or Sand's, for the same price—one•dollar
per bottle. ;...
WYATT & KETCHAM, 121. Fulton street, New
York, wholesale Agents. Sold in-Pittsburgh, at
P. R. SAWYER'S HEALTH DEPOT or Valu
able Medicines, Smithfield, between•So and Fourth
streets, and at WM. THORN'S Drug Store Market
street. , sea/ d6rrilwl2t- . -
Executor's Iforicei.
LETTERS Testamentary h aving been granted-to
the subscribers, by the Register of Alle g heny
County, on the Estate of Felii Curran, late of St.
Clair Township, Allegheny Cpuety, deceased,. , all
persons indebted tu.said Estate, will please'to make
immediate payment; and all persons haring chime
against said Estate, will present them duly authenii
ticated fur sett:ement according itf, law.
THOMAS CURRAN:I
deeS-6tw ANN CURRAN, - Exalt! a rs.
is the beet Cough Medicine I ever situ.'
READ the following proof of the superiority of .
Dr. Willard's Oriental Cough Mixture - from
a respectable citizen, who has tried it.
Prrrsntuon, Dee. 15, 1847.
MEssas. HAYS & BROCKWAY
Alter laboring for several weeks under-the disad
vantages of a harrassing cough-and most distressing
cold, which had thus far resisted the effects of seve
ral of the "inthllibles," 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, I found - myself "entirely'
well." "It is the best medicine fever saw."
Truecopy-_ JOI-1.11
Said by HAYS BROCKWAY, Druggists, Com
mercial Row, Liberty street, noar . Camal. thcl7
SHELL OYSTERS.
ACONSTANT supply .of superior Shell Oysters,
roasted or in the shell; also Game and ever3h
delicacy of the season, served up in superior style,
at the shortest notice.
BANK EXCHANGE,
dec6-tf Third et. bet Wood and Mlieket in
Jr_l3l7RE GREEN AND BL , K: TEAS, From the N.
York Pekin Tea Company.! Just received at thel
Pekin Tea store, 72 Fourth greet, from the. New
York Pekin Tea Company, a:very large
,supply of
fresh Green and Black Teas; of all the different
grades and qualities imported into the country, pack
ed in lead in 5 lb.' boxes, 1 lb: and 1.-4
packages. Also, 5 . 1 b. tin cannisters of the different,
qualities, convenient for families and steam boats . ,
ranging in prices from 371 cents per lb., to $1 50.
Fine Oolong Black Teas, 50,62,75,87 and $1 per
pound. .
irlr-We will refund th. ---
our teas Jo not gi
for a different urti
Pekin Tea stet
d ecl 1
NTEV,T DAM..
IN Building, F
Rough dr. Antl
Eastern cities, w
habitants of Pitti
to'their Dagnerri
rooms in the Th
street.
Persons wishing
that no pains shall
highest perfection
of the most powc
pictures uneurpat
to nature. The
examine.
Persons sittini
or expected to
is given.
N. H. Opperatt
stock and chensir
'Err Instruction'
most recent Imp
FRENCH NI
Morket
another invoice
fashionable cola
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f IIHIS :won knuwit 14,ii,ctr . ..ew....,_
. 11 . s teamere , is now 'ztnpused pft
swiftest, best finisliecl anikfurnisbed t .
powerful boats . ca the-watery of the
accommodation and ~d olnfOn, at •
Cure, has been prrividad for p ' g.
has been in operation for five yea he
million of people without the lea i tt i,,
persons. The boats will be et the ,et;
street the day previous to atoning, for e
of freight and the entry of passengers
ter. In 411 Pilllnil P i q 4 ol /1 • 36n P7 I R' .4s t' , 1
advance,
. .
Momlay Pocket,
The MONONGAHELA,' Capt. Stons,y
Pittsburgh every Mond y. morning at I
Wheeling every - Monday - ever ing at 1U P. at.
The HUI FANTA No. 1, Cspt.. iio,
will leave Pittsburgh ese . ei Tuesday stioitie
spielcie ; Whetbag :ovary - Tuesday °Teo,*
. .
The .1 4 1EW 'ENGLA.III:itNe, 0. Captain Et;
will leave t Rittaburgb in4ftky'Wed4ol l ol l / morhi
.10 o.eleek,, 'Wheeling every -Wednesday cads'
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Thuriedmi , ' , Packet.
The ViriSPONSlNci*in J.J. °ince will:
Pittsburgli every T 6 ay inornint-at . / 70 o!cl
Wheeling eircu Thoisclity eteiiinu i! 10 . r.
The CLIPPER No. 2itaptain Crooks, will
Pittsburgh every Friday ldonting at 10 o'c
Wheeling every Friday evening at i 0
Saturday' Pweyet, ! ,
The MESSEATGER, Captain De La m p, will
Pittsburgh every - Saturday morning,. at 10 o'4
Wheeling every Saturday evening at'lo P.
Tho ISAAC NEWTON, Captain A. 0. Dias",
will leave Pittsburgh every Eunday morning at
10' o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10
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Beaver and llyettevitle Packet.
,The ate:unbent BEAVER, Charks
*Clarke, Matter, will, during the coming
winter season, make daily tr.p. to Beaver and Wells.
ville, leaving Pittsburgh every morning at 9 o'clock,
and Wellsville at 3 o'clock, P. ht.
deel3 • GaiI,,HAATPN
AAI ERIC AN OIL-TILE GREAT ak:mmir OP
NATURE.Prociired from a well in Keitticky,
185 lbet Itellw the earth's sort/ice. This Oil will be
found vastly superior to' Harlem, 13:itishi or
other formerly, popular Oils.''lts curative propt
ties for the following aliments ere truly wonderful
InflamMatory rheumatism, who/aping-cough. phthls •
ic, Coughs,- colds; spasms, tetter, erysipelas, scald
head, croup,
.influniniatory sore throat, liver com
plaint, inflammation of. the kittneys„puins in. the
breast, side and baek, diseases ni the • spine piles, :
heart - b urn, diseases of the hip joint, inflamed sore e
eyes, dCafness and -ear oche; worms, tooth-ache.
sprains', strains, burns, scalds; bruise., cuts, ulcerr
cancer, fever, sores, Ike. kc • -
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold wholesale
retail by WM. JACKSON, at his boot sod 51
store, 59 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. The BID W.
stands in the door-way. Only place in Pittsburg/
where the =WINE can be obtained.
Caution.— In order to be sure of obtaining the
genuine, purchase only of the general agent for
Western Pennsylvania, Wm. Jackson, 69 Liberty
tt:eet, or through Sub-Agents appointed by him for
its Salt; each of whom• will have a show bill and
generaffiltections in pamphlet form,. containing the
names and adoiCill of the PrOpricter: and .General
Agent of Western Peuntyltania as follows: ' • • • ..•
Dr. 4.• Co. proprietor, RentuOy.
IVm. Jackson, General Agent fur Western Penn. •
Sylvania, S 9 Liberty
,street, Pittsburgh; to whom 'all '24'
orders mustheaddressed: • _
Obserrea—Each beittlo is enclosed in one of the
above named Pamphlets, and the name of William - i-
Jaekron, (the geinand and unlircjOolesaleagent for
on
Western•Pennsylvania)rinted the outside of tho
ro..eantineed against Common •
• • edChelki;They are nottutorehow fright- •
fully.. itiOusit is to the, skit!- hori..coarsa, 'how ••••.:1
rough,: hove sallow, yellow, and . unhealthy the skin
appears after using. prepared . chalk I 'Besides it is . ..;"•"-•
'injurious, containing a large quantity of lead ! •We ,
have prepare& a beautiful vegetable article, which
we call Jonce•Spanish' Lily White:. It is perfectly - -
innocent, being purified of all aeleterious qualiti •
and it imparts to the skin a natural, : healthy, Ala,
baster, clear, lively white; at i The same. time acting - ,••••.
as a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and smooth.' , .: •
Dr. James Anderson, l'ractical Chemist of Mamie. =
chusetts,"says: " After analysing Jones' Spanish
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Lily , White, •I find it. possesses the most beautiful 5
and natural, and at the same time innocent.white I tiT
ever, saw. I •certainly can • conscientiously reemn.
mend its use to all whose skin requires beautifyitig.:"
Price 25 cents a box. Directions—the best way to - 4
apply Lilly White, is with soft leather or wool—tip i
former is preferable. '
A rftveser or Tuttle aoa 25 emers.—.White to 11,
FOul breath, healthy Gigue.... Yellow and unhealthy • -
teeth, after being once or twice cleaned. with Jones , • •••.l.e .
Amber Tooth . . Paste, ha're 'the appearance of 'the
most beautif ul ivory, aii - d; at the same time it Is so • -1 •
perfectly innocent and exquisitely fine, that its son
stant daily use is highly_ advantageoue, even tothosir.
teetlithat-nre in good condition, lvingthem ebean-
Out polish, and preventing a premature decay.--• 1!
.Thnsealready.decayed it prevents from becoming
worse—it also fastens 'such as is becoming loose,
and by perseverance it will rendrithe foulest teeth
delicately white, White, and . make the breath'
sweet.' Price 23 or 37; cents a hex. _All the alnive
are sold only aB2 'Chatham sto•igit of the Americian
Eagle,'fiew York, and by the . apOointed Agitate
whore names appear in the next cplumn. • ..• ••-•
Wits goo )(MCAT, and get a rich husbandiladyl •
"Your face is your fortune." le .t beautiful, clear,'
fair? Is it white? If not, it can be made so even •
though it 116 yellow, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned -
and fteekled. Thousands have been made thus-,,i".,' • • •
who have Washed once or twice • with Jones' Italian • •
Chemical Soap. The effect is glorious and
cent. But be sure you get the genuine Jones' Sosp,• • -.•
at the Sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham at. •••
Ring-won% Salt-rheum, Scurvy, Erysipelas, Bar!:! -'•-••
hers Itch, are often cured by Jones's Italian Cherrii.;.; .
cal Soap, when. every kind. of remedy has failedrs,V
That it cures pimples, freckles, and clears the akini..
all know. Sold at the American Eagle, S 2 Cliathank.. 7 i . f"'.•
st. Mind, reader, this seldom or never. fails.:. • • '4:l -.
C. INGLIS, Jr. Pateison. • •-;
Sold at Jaxiceon's, S 9 Liberty st., head of Wood y •••e•
Sign of the Big Boot. - • nov23. •
rpHOSE whd have been deceived with mock pre,
tended Hair. preparations, should road the rote
lowing statements of respectable persons I. •
Mr. Abraham Vanderheck, of 98 Avenue D, Nevi -
York, certifies that his head was entirely bald on •
the t top, ,and by the use of two - 3s. bottles of Jones'
Coral Hair Restorative, he has a good crop of hair,
and will soon hese it long, thick, and luxuriant.,
Mr. Wm. Jackson, of a Liberty st.,
Pittsburgh,
certifinst On the 3d of Feb. 1 847, that Mr. Thomas head, on the top, was entirely bald for,'
fifteen years, and that by using two. 3s, bottles of
Jones Coral Ilair Restorathe, the hair is. groWiisg•O
fast, thick and healthy. Ho expecis by using this a t•t
little longer to have a better head of hait than hial ,
ever had. HAVE Vol, SCURF OR DANDRUFF' I' Mr. .
Power, a grocer, on Fulton at., had his hair emas
pletely choked up with dandruff, and Jones' Co
Hair Restorative entirely an permanently curer
Directions for using Jones' Coral Hair Reatorat.
- Fur forcing thogrowth of Flair, it is nociesaary
cause a alight friction on the scalp, so that the
storatiiin may enter the pores. This may - •
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