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1.. RAMMER, ED/70R 4211).PR0PR.1i7011
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MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 18.1.4..
- RJR MAYOR: -
DOCTOR HERR.
Democratic Council Tickets.
THIRD WARD. Common Council—James S.
Craft; Martin . Lytle, Jacob M'Collister, J. D. Iles
lip, Dennis M'Carty, James M. Porter.
FOnnTa WARD. common council—Samuel
Jo - neti, David Reynolds, John M'CraCken.
.F.ITTR WARD — William Wilson, Samuel Mc-
Kelvy; William Coleman; AnArew Scott, John J.
Mitchel, Martin Schewer, Gebrge P. lest.
SI ZTR WARD. Common Council—J. D. Kelly,
Jamis Chambers, William Dickson.
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SIVUTLI WARD. Common Council—Charles
Kent; Joha Shaffer.
tiimTH WHEEL Com Mon Council—Samuel
Morrow, Daniel Seitz.
Nizsrst Want,. Common Cot/twit—Jos. Weeks.
ory.E. W. CAIn, Unite, States Newspaper
Agency, Sun Buildings. N. E. corner of Third and
Docki and 440 N. Fourth street—is our only au
thorised Agent in Philadelphia.
Democratic County Convention
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The Democrats are hereby requested to assem
ble in their respective districts, in primary meet
ing, on Saturday, the Bth of January, 1848. and
appoint delegates to a County Convention to be
held at the urt House, in Pittsburgh, on the
Wednesday follovving, for the purrose of choosing
delegates to the State Convention.
In the country districts, the time of meeting
will be between the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock, P.
M. and in the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
between the hours of 7 and 9 o'clock, P. M.
By order of the Committee of Correspondence
' . CHARLES SHALER, Chairman.
Azonsw Wrcts, Secretary.
Delegates to the County Convention.
Wo present, below, a list of the delegates to the
County Convention, so far as heard from, with the
instructions given by the Ward and Township
meeting,
CITY OF PITTSBURGH.
First Ward—Michael Kane and Thomas Kerr
Instructed for Mr. Buchanan for President.
::Second Ward—Charles Barnett and H. S Ma
yaw: Instructed for Mr. Buchanan.
Third Wisrd--Patrick Delany. and John Dunn .
Instructed for Mr. Buchanan.
•' Fourth Ward—Janina K. Hern and Wilson Mc.
JCandless. Instructed for Mr. Buchanan.
'Fifth Ward—A. 1 1 1 . Common and Wm. Wilson.
. Sixth Word—Dr. Alexander Black and Joseph
Birmingham. Instructed for 'Alr. Buchanan for
President, and Geo. R. Riddle for Canal Commis
sioner.
Baena Ward—George W. Layng and John N
Mrosrry. Instructed for Mr. Buchanan for Pre
trident, and a Western man for Canal Commis
sioner.-
Eigh'h Ward- - T. D. White and Mat'w :WGinn
Finth Ward
-9 ALLEGHENY CITY.
Ist Ward—L. Weyman ...a J. Haywarth.
2d a James Callan and Jos. K. Riddle
3d 1 ;L ROLL H. Kerr and Thos. Farley,
4th Thomas Donelly and Jno. Keown.
• Tbe.Allegbeny delegates are not instructed for
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President;but are all understood to be favorable
to Mr. Buchanan.
All.thOdelegates are friendly to Geo R. Riddle
for Canal Commissioner.
PubkalTownship—David Lynch and Dr. J. R
BicClintrirk. Instructed for Mr. Buchanan.
Lower SI. Clair—Col. Wm-Meredith and Alex.
Carnahan.
Popular Demonstrations.
It will be seen by the list of Delegates to the
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County Convention, published in to-day's paper,
that so fai as beard from, old Allegheny has spoken
in thunder tones in favor of the Hon. Lynes Br
eit/JUR', as the Democratic candidate for the Pres
idency. We have no doubt that every county
in Western Pennsylvania will exhibit a similar
manifestation of the Popular Will, in favor of that
eminent Stateiman and talented Democrat.
al`The Etemo.:racy of Mifflin county met on
the 3d, and selected Dr. Jossen B. Ann as their
delegate,Wlt Owes instructed for JAMES Buell AN szr.
The meeting was large and enthusiastic.
Armstrong county has also instructed her dele
zn••• tf• sustain the nomination of Mr. Breias Nes .
'je Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, we
if-e - the Delegates from the city and county
of stand:fcnty liven for Mr. Dsza.ss,
aticithirry 'iight for Mr. BUCHANAN.
• Mr. Eyster, the delegate, from Northumberland
county' to the 4th of March Convention, is the
decided friend of JAMES BrcHANAIr.
; _The Lancaster Intelligences, hoists the broad flag
of. James. Bccnarrsis to its mast head ; and the
editofeontends for the nomination of Mr. B. in a
masterly article. •
The Democrats of Indiana county met on the
4th - instant, and appointed a delegate to the fourth
of-March Convention; and concluded not to in
struct him on the subject of his vote.
11 , 10 j. Joni B. Goanorr bas been chosen, by the
Democrats. of Greene county, to represent, them
in / the fourth of March Convention. Mr. DUMAN.
their choice for the Presidency.
:The Democracy of Cambria county met on the
Ith irritant, and adopted a number of highly pa.
trintic resolutions, sustaining the war, and the
otherleading , measures of the government, and
expressing their decided preference for the Hon.
J,a* BVICIIAICAS as the next President.
Death of Don. A. Kennedy,
-; In the last State Sentinel, at Indianapolis. la., is
tltelollowiEr— , ' We are pained to announce the
".46,2deith'of Hon: Annesw ICZNDEDY. He died at
-I '77i:e natter past six on. Friday evening, the 31st of
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Deceniber.-
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' Pin the death of Mr. K. the State loses, in tlie
virile of his life and usefulness, one of ter most
honored and distinguished sons." His death re
sulted from small poz i with which he was seized
at that place. Mr-Kennedy, from being a poor
boy; and laboring at the business of a blacksmith
until his ed year, studied law, became one of
the best attornies of Northern Indiana, and the
Representative of the largest congressional dis
triet.of:the -State. He was possessed of many
nobletraitsof character; and died an honest. tin s
- 'swerving Democrat.
az?. Our thanks are heireby tendered to Sepatoi
131swir.r, and to Messrs. Sw.twrzwscosit and
NOBLE of the House, for copies of. the. Governor's
'Message. Also, to Air. Peart.tscx, Auditor 'Gen
eral, foir. a 'copy of his Annual Report An
The number of vessels which arrived tO:
New foreign tiortsdiyipg the ysgrencl-,
iog Deiti)i6yr3 w•as 31474 RapeOkers arrived'
yr tbr same ieriodillfeo 10:
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In a formq:aleinbcr,iwe called the attention of
our readers tailte Message, as a whole, endorsing
its sentimentiti-4ind.approving of it as a produc
- i :
tiOrt: aye felitihat, lto dis less than this, would be
doing it itijuStic'e; i, and. we. believe it demands a
More particulaiMotice, which we propose to ea
tend to ;it: ...-! - ' ... .
In all that relate.; to the ordinary affairs of the
State, this message is one of the most plain, com
prehensive, and..business like documents that has
emanated from the Executive Departeect of any
State in the I;Tniot, for a long time past; and
when we examine it, with reference to some of its
recommendations a II suggestions, we , think it
can with eafety":be aid, that the Executive of no
State has adopted ore bnlightened Niews, or
taken a higher giround of State pulley. Topics of
general legislatian, have been only incidentally
referred to; and , evenl then in a very brief manner;
while ths'legialaiive i measures, necessary, to be
adopted in our Statel, in furtherance of the great
ends, aimed at hy cir national legislature, are
fully, fearlessly.and ibly discussed.
The subjects 'of a eonstitutional treasury and a
protective tariff Mre, 'Ol course, calculated, in an
eminent degree,4o affec \ t- - the agricultural, commer
cial, ani manufacturlng interests of our State;
and in proportion td the accordance with the
legislation of the: gederal government, on these
points, of that $f- Pennsylvania, will he, to her,
the good or evil tesults of those great measures.
While the aim if the tariff lawlif 1W has been,)
to offer a more certain market for the agricultu !
rat products of oar country, affotdirg a fair basis:
on which they might Le exchanxed for the pro
ductions of other 'countries; and while the in.
creased demanclsmpori us, to supply the wants of
suffering },:urope, - has added largely to- the amount
of our importations from abroad,—a powerful
impetus being diets even to all our industrial
operations,—the arpa . lion of the entire revenues'
of the general govern ent from the business ofl
banking, and the ray en t of the duties in specie.,
has placed a check up n the movements of merel
speculators, which every sound thinking mart,i
cannot but view aaone[of the most happy rot st.,
quences, that could reshlt from any legitimate act'
of the general iover i ament. Governor Suusxl
sees and appreciat'es the advantage, which has'
been gained to the industrious masses ; and he'
cheerfully acknoWledges the fact. In cider
however, to secure tole people of Pennsylvania,
the full advantageOf tlis wise and salutary lass,
•he sees, also, that al change must be effected.
in the internal polie¢ of the State,. and he
therefore recornmends.ot only the preliminary
measure of caliinein a I the miserable rags Called
Relief Notes, and . ereatl , ng with them a funded
debt, beating interCst ; ut, also, the abolition 01
all notes from among us, of a less denomination
than five dollars.
The friends 1.7 f the s
enactment of this kind,
tent, curtail their means
at the expense of the tint
therefore, expect any
recommendation from th,
already here set in tat - 4
of such an enactment, of
be supplied with small 'i
but we are misrakin
mass of the people -of 11,
either sanction the tine cU
under circulation of the
pay—every bank note
one dollar, drives frOm
of value, a silrer dollar;,
lieve that the Peopl, of
titer to sanction the e i
among them, whichlea&
aid the swindling and a
the drones of other State
that a large number „of
vania will be iisposed to
the expense, of the rest
this Will not be the case
every man who chooses t.
insist on his right aS a
to sanction the circalatio
agent for the introduction
The place of every: dol
that shall be taken'from
plied with money, if the c
are solvent; and,iif they
community shall le rid of tl
the ends of legitimate bus{
and when that which: hasl
money shall have been ba r t
er hear of panics in the
ed by the failure of banksll
their engagements. Theri
ducts of their intlust4- to
money, or whatever efre tb ,
ducts, and only the indur
operations of honest busir
The subject of inuorpo
of special privileges to t,
the rest of the corrintbnit3 l
tion of the Governor.' Uri
fests a degree of genuine
be well Mr the mass of of
attain. His arguments
truthful. No man, who 14
cy of events, throughout
with this branch of legislai
pate for our country,iultit
persevered in,—a worse th:!
Wealth alone gives poker ;
gation is-added the strung,
ing arm of the law, it!'suro
stretch of reasoning pnwer
when our country will he c
number of petty
.iind r of
exertiag, their it:fine:tea to
of the corporators alone, a
interest not subseMent to
that our legislatures shOuld
granting charters of i4corpi
into the effects likely t 4 rest
As we have said hefrire, th
way worthy of the hel4l of
State; and we trust , that ei
the abiding interests or the
candid, careful and moot atti
Organization of t
,
The organization of the t
gislature was etfeete4 by th
towing officers, viz 3H
House.—Williarn F. Osek,
er ; William Jack, of West
lent, excelle64;) DanieliMc
county, Sergeant at f Arrps ;
Door Keeper.—all DeMOcra
Srnate. l William; Willis
Mr. Pierson, of Somerent, el
Butler, Assistant all reder
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V•Sre tender our
DKOZte; ;
PAzir*i Sri;Paio"4-.10
pone In tarnishing 14,44
soul.-mbpr Pocuinenta,
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peculators know, th4t an
W ill, to a considerable ex
-4 enriching themselves'
nest poor; and Avannut .
g but opposition to this
iem. The "old has
J i nn, of the utter inutility
oh the ground that we shall
11 otes from other States:
the intelligence of the
'icnnsylvania, if they will
olr the other. in all the
ountry, every promise to
-of the denomination of
' litculation that which is
4and we can scarcely be
his State are willing ei
on,tinuarice of a system
`to such a . .result, or to
I eulating, operations of
It is no doubt true,
be citizens of Pennsyl
favor the speculators, at
of the community; bur'
with the majority; and
exert his privilege, and
Citizen, will, by relusing
of this trash, act as an
of specie into the State
lar, in promises to pay,
irculation, must be sup
ncerns that tss•ied them
ore not. the sooner the
ern the better. To meet
ness, Toney is required ;
usurped the place of
idled, we will no long-
coney market, occasion
Vi and speculators to meet
i, men who have pro
sell, will be able to get
ley want, for those pro
istrious, and the regular
Jess,will be fostered. ,
rations, or the granting
he fee, not enjoyed Ir,
t, also claims the atten-
'on this point, he maui
•isdom, which it would
r citizens to strive .to
re clear, concise and
,s observed the tendon-
ur .country, connected
ition, can fail to antici•
linately,—if it shall be
an Russian bondage
and when, to its aggre.
?rotecting and sustain-
My. can require no great
to anticipate a time,
.mposea of an infinite
owerful corporations,
promote the interests
, the sacrifice of every
heir ow•n. It is time
puma ; in the work of
oration ; and examine
It from them.
e message is in every
a great and-powerful
very one, who rakes
State. will give it a
ientive perusal.
e Legislature.
0 Houses of the Le
Selection of the fol
, o f Lycoming, Speak
roreland, Clerk, (eiree,l
- of Philadelphia
r. Zeigler, ot Adams
s.
s, of Chester, Speaker;
rk ; Mr. Sullivan, of
• lists.
It
dnre e acknoviedgements
a—D ctAi; and tLe Hon.
th ir unremitting atten•
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Cuattres - BALL. be glad% if the Bali
this evening, in the Litfaiette Assembly Rooms'
for the benefit of the 'Odor of a Amlunter, is ,well
attendet , The . tickets ; are only
•The
young gentlemen of our. eity,who,vittild make
their amusements a source; of.happineas to the
distressed, should turn obt.The'moniy will not
be lost.
ozyiVe understand that several hundred dollars
have been collected for the relief of the• families
of volunteers now in . Mexico; and th 4 several
sums have been distributed to the claitiiints. If
there are any in need, they or their frienVs should
not neglect to make initnitliate application to the,
committees. There is enough in the hands of the
Treasurer to make several homes hap 6, 'for a
short time at least.
cO' The b boys " from the pine rrgions of
the head waters of the Allegheny, appeared in
Andrew's Saloon on Satuidey night in tliett native
costume. They were rare specirerts of their
race ; and excited the curiosity of the audience, as
well as of the singers. They did not seep to un
derstand the songs very well ; but it wae.not for
want of attention, as they monopolizetthe most
prominent seats.
cr - . .y!The City Accounts for 1547, tictnch we
publish today. ekclude our usual quantify of rea'
ding matter; but
,we feel: assured that our city
readers, who take an interest in such matfkis, will
not complain.
,
cob The Eagle Saloon was crowded cii) Satur
day night. The vocalists were in excellent spir
its, and sang with great screetness,
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We are pleased to learn that they hat teen e n
gaged for six nights more s and will appear Again
this evening.
az7•The New York Tribune copies aiportion
of the proceedings of the Printers' Suppsc in this
ci:j-Dan Rice is in New Orleans. Sp are the
Viennoise Children.
CO' Not much local to day, oft account of the
press of other matter. Cab we be excusectfor this
time
(o•The Merlin:: Times mention tfaii. Walter
Fora not as a candidate lot Vice President on the
Taylor ticket.
cc). The Chrintian Union still meets ever] Sun
day, at the causer of Smithfield and Fourthistreet
Troncsare —lt appears frium the Report' o o f the
Comptroller of Tennessee, recently laid Wore the
I Legislature of that State, that the total InOdlities
of the State, drawing intere s t on the first - Xonday
of October last, were $3,337.856 66, roily the
!total productive stocks of the State, drawin
! terra?, were, at the same time, $4.837,430 GA.
By this. it will be seen tlst the balance Cif , assets
riser liabilities is $1,479,573 . 98. The total receipts
into the Treasury of the State during theqkst two
!years, including the balance on hand, at the com•
rnencement of the period named, were $814,...593 03.
The disbursements in the same time amounted to;
$442;;14 .12—leaving a balance in the i'reasury
of $117,281 73.
Ilan Morris Longwell' has resigneil his po.
sition as Associate Judge .of the Court .:ot Quar
, ter Sessions and Common Pleas for the dorinty of
Montgomery, iri anticipation of his new duties as
Canal Commissioner. Huring his corMection
with the courts of our sister county Judge' Long
‘treth made for himself an enviable repUtation,
and we are sure oar friends in Old Ainatgomery l
will he fortunate if they can secure a gentleman
as intelligent, courteous, and as attentive as him.
self, as his successor. He will, we have ndoloubt,
prove to be a most capable and indefatigable
membe• of the Canal 80ard.......p,,,,,5ykuninn.
For Tipplers —The Wharli,ogdazette
edges the receipt of a $1 note on the Frirmers'
Bank of Canton, Ohio. daunt January, istii% on the
back of which is written, in plain hand;pie fol
lowing!
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•• Friends, take waning. This is an. lastdollar
I possess of a fortune of $30,0u0. The cone is
«'hickey and gin cock-tails
.4 Nord Perfnrmaranr.—The greatest novelly that
has ever been seen, is at present exhibiting at New
York, and consists of a number of canary birds.
some twenty or more, that have been trlsihed to
draw carriages. wear rocked hats and coat a In
nil/acute, fire off small cannors, dance on thk tight
rope. stand on their heads, and perform i4arious
other feats. that display a capacity to learn and be
trained, which no one could imagine the feathered
race possessed. As might be expected, ths, per.
form ances are witnessed by hundreds of ladles and
children daily.
HI: It 'THIS, GI 1111.3.—The Chronotype, Boston,
Show me the wife that's on the watch'
For every lade rent or scratch,
And cures it with a timely patch
Before you know it ;
r; \
She's a woman lit to match
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A lord or poet. ,
q The ,Boston Chronistype is responsibl'e for
the folloisine,:—
. The reed called lightning (says the Fates.)
Is owned in the United States:
'T was Franklin's hand that caught the hitrse,
'T was harnessed by Professor Alorse,"
An "Extra" Dividend —The Albany Argus - says
that the Directors of the Rank of Alibtirn present
as a New Year gitt to the stockholders or that
institution, en extra dividend' of one /tundra &w
-and dollars, or fifty per cent., on the capital
btock of the bank. Such am instance of success
in the management of u bank is almost w•.: , Mout
a parallel.
(1:7. The lalies of Charleston. S. C., have, pre
sented to Gen. Shields, for the support of his
wounded arm, a sling made of deep blue satin, on
which is embroidered in gold cord a Palmettd tree,
surrounded with a golden wreath of Shimrock,
with the motto—" Jasper sustained the Palmetto
—the Palmetto will sustain a Shields."
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ci•The NevcTestameut has, for the firstiime,
been translated into the Servian language, b Dr.
Wuk Stephannwitsch Kuradschitsch. It is. from
the ancient Sclavonian version, compared ia itli the
Greek
Can # be True?—A paragraph appears in the N 6
Y. Globe, stating the Gen Minya, the new presi
dent of Mexico, was at New Orleans in the battle
of the Bth January, 1815, acting as sort of aliJile
camp to Gen. Jackson.
0:7- The Nashville whig says that the entire
crop of corn made into bottom of the CuMber
land Valley, was swept away by the late freshet in
the Cumberland river.
4 Queer Peation.- 7 Mr, Reemelin, of, the. f r-Ohio
Senate, presented a petition on the 22e1 inst—irom
eight} , one citizens of Richland cotinty; of% oth
political parties, asking the Gimeral Assem to
invite Thomas Corwin to resign his seat, a d to
confine the said Corwin in the:Ohio Penitengary
until the close of the war. : 7:
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Seamen's Church.—The Pristestant Episcripal
Mission for Seamen in the city of New Orlions,
is about to erect a church, at a cost of $0,000.
Appended to it is to be a library for the use orsea
men. •
cO. The New Custom Rouse at New Orlgpu®
will cover an area of 00,000 Meet, mcceetling ;by
some 30,000 feet that of the 31S'pitol at Washing
ton. It will accommodate the U. S. Court;l s ,ost
Office, Collector's office, and have many minion
feetpl=l;orar4 •
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Flour—floward st. brands are an
sell r inlSales
of City Mills at $0,12. The market is steady but
active.
Wheat—Prime Red selling at 1.3201.35 c.
Corn—Prime White is selling at 50;igiS ; sales
Prime Yellow at 54e.
Provisions--Nrithing• doing except in Laid of
m,hieh sales at 7 iTriie.
Coffee—Sales of Rio at 7017/e.
Mnlasses—Salcs of New Orleans nt 25i.
Sugars—N o t much landing; sales moderate.
Whiskey—Sales at 25c.
NEW YORK 'AI ARK ET. -
Linn:try S, 3 P. M.
Plnitr---Sales Genesee at ii,-teary
Western
brands at 6 0 Citiffi,lb/. No change since yesterday;
but the market is duller.
CGraiz_LOood shipping demand for Wheat; but
orn is neglected, and Oats are steady. The en•
quiry for Wheat is good, tor milliug purposes, but
other Grains 'quiet. Sales prime White Wheat at
1,10; prime Red at 1,30. Prime White new Corn
is selling at 65.; old at 67.
Provieinus—Sales only for regular trade. Lard
isfirtn, with regular sales - at sc.
Whiskey—Sales at 2t3c.; prices on the decline.
Other articles present no change.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
January .7. 4 P. M
Floor—Market steady but not active. Some
roles at 6.::7
Frnit—Dull, with nn 831P6..
Wheat—Prime Red sells at 1,3::a1,40; sales
prime White at 1,4%11,4t1.
Alolasse.s—Salei s N. 0. at rif.
Provisions—No *•ides. Lord is ceiling nt Sc.
Groceries—Sales .N. 0. Sugar at 4iiit3f. as in
quality.
IV(iOL--The transactions amount to 53,000
lbs., at 3.3 c.. tor routine'', and .43 for full blood.
10 baccii—MarLet quiet, mai limited sales at
previous prices.
tri During the year 1547, the number of ves
sels which arrived at Boston port from foreign
ports Was 2,737. Last year there Here
L crease. (49.
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An InAporiont Uook. - •
THE Karly History of Western Ponnsylvania,and
()Nile AVest, and of I,i/extern Itspeditions and
Cainpaigua. with an appendix, containing copio us
extracts from important Indian treaties, minutes of
confereneex, journals, etc. Together trith a topo
graphical description of each enmity of Western
Pen nsyll ania. tine large volume, 76S pages, by 11.
Strung, Ertl. For sale by
H. S. BOSWORTH & Co.
43 Market street
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tE;:e-.N,G,..,k,."1.,;,N,1..",-r4 .r.0..,:c".- . ,l;roxpuft,arsiTEAr i to r u f e
m o r f
l'%k
LSON KNEMIS, for one weex longer. They will
appear this evening,January lOth,and every evening
during thin week, in a
A RUINED MAN
GRAND CONCERT.
Son,gs and Glean of every imaginable character
and description, curious. comical, grave, and philo
sophical, as well an elegant, instructing, and capti
sating. Mr. Knee's: and ladies will sing and pro
side at the Piano Forte alternately.
N. 8. A price of a magnificent gold medal will
be aw mlad to the author of such sentimental tong
as shall be considered the best by a conimittee of
three persons, to be Selected by the aiyience, on
Saturday evening, January 15. No individual con
rimeted with this establishment will bt a competitor.
Contributors will please hand in their pieces on
or before Thursday, January 13th.
Saloon comfortably. heated
Admittance 25 cents
Dissoltition of Partnership.
F IIE Partnership of Parke ¢ Haarlem' is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business or
the concern will-be closed at the counting toms s
heretofore occuplc4, No. 1 . 16 Wuud street, by John
Hannon and Henry Batmen.
Copartnership.
Jome H./OMEN & HENRY IiANNEN have this day
associated with them BEN,. J. WALLACE in the man
ufiicture (it:Flint Glass, In all its vaiieties, under the
firm of Han:74ns and Wallace ' at e old stand of
Parke and Hannens, wher - e they are prepared to
serve their old frieds and those who may lhvor
them wltlia call, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A large stock of t. e leading articles in our line on
hand. Terms as good as any other house.
JOHN HANNEN,
HENRY HANNEN,
B. J. WALLACE.
in retiring from the business of Parke and Han
nen, I most cordially recommend Messrs liannensk
Wallace to the patronage of my thrmer rriendm.
Pittsburgh ; Jan. Ist, 184 S
facsolution.
f HE partner Phip D
heretofore existing between the
I. undersigned, under the style of Hill & Browne,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
S C. HILL,
G. G. BOWNE.
The undersigned, having purchased the ß entire es.
tablishment, will continue to manufacture and keep
on hand a large assortment of the newest desi g ns of
Paper Hangings and Borders • American and French
Frenetic, Column, Parlor, Hall and Chamber, Papers;
Landscape, Fireboard Prints, Rainbow and other
styles of Curtain Paper thirty-six inches wide, &c.,
all of which will be sold at greatly reduced prices,
wholesale and retail, at the old stand.
dec23.2wd S. C. HILL.
INSITHANC.E AGAINST PIRG.
THE AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANY—Office, No. 72 Walnut strea,Fhiladel
phia: Incorporated A. D. 1810--Charter perpetual.
Insures Duildinge, Furniture, Merchandise, and
property generally, either in the city or country,
against loss or damage by fire, perpetual or for lint,
ited periods, on favorable terms.
DIitE . CTORS:
John Sergeant, Samuel C. Morton,
William . Lynch, Adolphis Peries,
Thomas Allibono, George Abbott,
John Welsh, Jr., Patrick Brady,
John T. Lewis.'
SIMUEL C. MORTON, President.
FRANcts D. JAZUWEIt, Secretary. •
Orders for Insurance by the' above -Company will
be received and insurances effected by the 'under
signed, agent-for Pittsburgh.
jan4.3m GEM COCHRAN,
26 Wood to.
RUDESHEIMER BERG, 1834, Hock Wine, di,
rect . importation into the United itates by Pe
ter Arnold Mumm, (from the base of the mountain
which surrounds the Castle ofJohannisburg) for sale
by the case or bottle, at the wine store of
dec2i) JACOB WEAVER.
eILARET---12 Casks, in store and for sale, by
decn AIILLER f RICEETSONI
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PnzLADrialtiA,.Jan.'B, 1 P.M
The Governor of the State of Maine hat, ap
pointed Wyman Moore, S. Senstor v to supply
the vacancy occasioned by the - death of Senator
Fairfield.
Mr. Ewing, of Teneesee, one of the students of
Yale College has been indicted for "asianit and
battery, with intent to kill the Tutors, in the late
attack made by him upon them; in conjunction
with another student.
PUILADELPRIA, Jan. 9, 8 - P. M.
The.iteamer Portland has arrived at New Or
leans, bringing Vera Cm's dates to the 24th. Gen
Scott was actively engaged in advancing a col
urnn against Quaretero.
There was a ridiculous rumor current near
Quaretero, that Mr. Trist had met the Mexican
Commissioners, and negotiated a treaty of peace.
The rumor is, however, unwarranted by facts.—
The Mexican
.Congress is not now in session
at Quareterio.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 8, 1848.
The Democratic Convention, which assembled
at Col.imbui*to day, have nominated Hon. Joan
B. Wat.s.za, of Butler county, as the Democratic
candidate for Governor.
The Convention will probably make a recom
mendation for the Pres , idency on Monday.
BALTIMORE MARKET
JOHN E. PARKE.
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COMMER ' tfiIt:RECORD;
W:(J;Ia = 1:;J-==fi!=f
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE..
C(IMMITTXX F4Tt DECIOIBIER.,
°shun ifanna, R.l.Murphy, James. May
.FORT OF PICTTSBURGH.
FEET WATER EN TILE CRAS.ITEE.
A RRIV ED.
Northern Light, Hutchison, St Louis
Danube, Crick, BrOwnsville
Consul; Bowman, Brewnsville
Louis MeLain, Ben:net, Brownsville
Swatara, Cox, BP.Vrnsville,
Lake Erie, Hemphill; Beaver.
DEPARTED.
MaCrothersX/anesville,
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Danube, Cock, BroWnsville
Consul, Bowman, Brownsville
Louis McLain, Berinet, Brownsville
Swatara, Cox, .BroVnsville
Palo Alto, lirDonald, Nashville.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS----DAILY REVIEW.
OFFICE OF THE POST,
MONDAY Monniso, Jan. 10, 184 S: S
Saturday was dull among business men of the
city. There appeared to be considerable activity
on the wharf, however, though the arrivals and
departures of steamers weie not numerous. Yes
terday was very cold, with symptoms of a change
towards milder weather.
FLOOR;-There were several lots taken at the
river and from wagons; and a number of small
'sales from stores were eff4ted; but there was no
variation in prices from for r Mer quotations. The
lots bought at the wharf acid from wagon here at
$.4,8704,90. A prime skid° was worth and ,
would're.adily fetch these prices, and none was
sold for less.. Some lots ofhot strictly !Arne were
taken at a trifle less, say $4,75. From store
sales by dray lead at SSQ t 2.
SUGAR:—Prime New Orleans sold at •4i0 , 3c.;
at which figures the dealers' reported it firm. In
ferior quality was reported at 41glie.
MOLASSES.—We think! there was a slight de.
clinein thiti article on Simiiday. We heard of
;
saes at 2 7 028 c.--the formar figure appearing . to
be:the common price. Fi# single bbls no sales
!higher than 28c. were reported.
1 . BUTTER —The article ',is very firm; the de
: maul is good and previo E us quotations firmly
maintaind. A sale'of 0 bbis. from first hands, of
a strictly prime article, "wai mode at 13c., which
is rather above the market ; a 12ic. is a fair quota.
tion for prime Roll ; but twine sales at a fraction
less. Good Keg is worth 9.11 1 310.
LARD—SaIa of 20 kegs 'iNo. , l at 6c.
WHISKEY—Not much tictivity. Sales of IS
bbls. Raw from first hands at Sc.l Rectified
sells at Ole.
RICE—Not much in market. A few transac
Lions indicate tile following' rates: from first
lands; 6 from store.
1113.;;K WH EAT FLOUR—'' Salts of a few sacks
1.50(01 02. Demand good.
COFFEE—Regular sales si r es/.
CHEESE--Reguilar saleslW. R. at Gall.
FEATHERS—Some small lots arriving, which
are taken at 31(a32. 3
RAISINS—Can now he had for 2,5 D '33IC,
rs—Sales at la c . ip
RYE FLOUR—A few sals at $3,75 not much
in market.
CORN MEAL—One sale yesterday at 40c.—
Some holders ask 50c. !
BEANS--4ialcs of large White at 75; small
White are worth 87, but no Sales.
DRIED APPLES—SaIes at fk:(ii3fic.
DRIED PEACHES—!'here was considerable
activity in the market last Week; the dernsnd :s
fair and consblerablequanti4s are coming in. A
fair quotation is $1.136; salesist $1,50 and 1,62
New Public 4,tious.
AT I LTON'S POEMS, illustrated. Harper's new
• 1/1 . edition of the Poetical Works of John Milton,
• with a memoir, and critical remarks on his genius
and writings, by JaMes Montgomery; and one.hun
dred and twenty engravings from drawings by Wm.
Harvey. In two volumes. I
Sposcron's GREEK TEsremtriT.-,The four Gospels
and Acts of the Apostles, in (Greek, with English
notes, critical, philosophical, and exegetical; maps,
indexes, etc. together with tbd Epistles and apoca
lypse:Abe whole forming the lOW Testament—For
the use of Schools, Colleges, alui Theological Semi-I
naries. By Rev. J. A. Spencer,.A. M.
A NEW Norm.—Midsuinmet?s Eve.—A fairy tale
oflove. By Mrs. S.C. Hall.
(JAMIE Hcour I V.—The life;of Henry the Fourth,
king of France and Navarre,i by G. P. R. James.
Complete in four parts, Futper;32 vols. cloth.
For sale by - JOHNSTON 8i sTocrroN,
janB Booksellers, corner of ; Market and 3d sts.
r . port SALE, AND RENIOVAL.—As the subscri
‘ ber expects to remove toy another stand, near
the Post Office, and change:his business in part on
the first of April. He will Belli olf his present stock
low, viz:. about 300 cuts of pPrple and yellow car
pet chain; 200 doz Sxlo, 9x1.2„ 10:12, and 10x14.1
window sash; 500 all sizes off wooden bowls; 400
' Harris' late Pittsburgh„Allegbeny, etc. Directories;l
6 . setts ni' the American Pioneer, in 2 vols; 7 large
volumes of the Senate and Howie nfßepresentatives,
from 1790 to' 1500; a variety of bed cords and lac
ings, fishing and plough lines; Eliglisit quills, writing,
letter and wrapping paper, and figured and colored
paper; black ink and ins stand's, wafers; some plc.
tures, and blue and pink Washingtonian badges; Dr.l
Ford's and other medicines; a 'ivariPty of Almanacs,
and all the daily and weekly newspapers` kept fur
sale. Please call at ISIAAC HARRIS,
janlo.-Gt Agodcyund Intel. Office, Filth
PROC LAM A 7!
CITY OF PITTSBURGH, SS ION.
IN accordance with the protisions of an act of
the General Assembly of the State of Pen nsylva.
nes, providing for the incorpoiation of the City of
Pittsburgh, and of the Supplements to said Aet,
1, GAIIRIEI. ARAKS, Mayor ofloaid City, do issue
this, my Proclamation declfring that stn the
SECOND TUESDA Y thanuary, A.D., 184 S, being
the 11th day of that month, "he freemen of pact
ward of said Cit,y," qualified t vote Ihr members
of the House of Representativhs of this Common.
wealth, will meet together at the several places 141
holding elections in their respective wards andelect by ballot, a citizen of the; said City, qualified
to be elocted .a member of the House of Represen
tatives of this Commonwealth, to be Mayor of said
City. ,
And that on the same day, in conformity to the
before recited authorities, and also, to an ordinance
of Councils, districting said city, passed the 10th
day of Novetriber, A. D., 1847,1 the citizens of the
First ward will elect by ballot?, THREE persons: of
the Second ward TRaLE: .the. Third, ward Stx: the
Fourth ward THREE: the Fiftp ward Szvart: the
Sixth ward THREE: the Seveuth ward. Two: the
Eighth ward,,Two: and tee Math wail ORE,--
each of whom shall be qiialifiedkolierve as a mem
ber of the House ofßepresontatl T es of thitdCommon.
wealth, to be members of thee°t mon Council.
Given under my hand and seal .of said city-of Pitts
burgh, the 30th day of December. A. 0.1547.
janI7te'GA.BRIELI ADAMS, [L. a.]
N Books Just lE
lIEAVEN-upon Earth, by Jai
Charnock's choice works
Coincidences of the Old and Nom
by Rev. J. J. Blunt, B. D. one to
Chalmees Miscellanies, Poema,l.
Select works ofJames, Venn, W
and Jay in one large vol. fur thoi
The Free Church Pulpit, 3 vols. I
Modern In fi delity,' by Smucker:
Lite of David,
Dt ily walk with God, Matthew S
Circle of Human Life, by - Throttle.
Memoir of Charlott Elisabeth, I
The works of Francis Tarretine it
Latin, to he complete in 4 volsi
ready.
Willie Poetical works in spiel
Morocco.
The above with& great variety
received. - ELLIOTT:
jan7 '56 Market et. bet,-
ICE--1 tierce frieh . Carolina
111 L, declb
iRh Tom. " ~"F'. , S ~~~.,h ~~" ~y`,': >
York
i:thaMbersburg....
Gettyiburg
Middletown
Carlisle ....
Harrisburg .
Honeudale - lt
Lebaoon
Lewistown
Wyoming
Erie
West Branch ..
Waynesburg
Susquehanna County
Lehigh County '
'U. - States Bank
RelieflNotes
City and County Scrip..l.l
•
'State Rh and branches..ll
,State Scrip
...I/
=2MIM
VIRGINIA.
Flistern Banks 11
Wheeling . 1/
Branches 131
Bech at Morgen town. • I
MARYLAND
Baltimore City..
Country Banks....
City Hanks...
Country Banks
NEW ENGLAND
All solvent banks..
NEW JERSEY
Plainfield
. -
Auction Shies in Allegheny City,
WAV, .1. BGRNSIDE, .AUCTIONEER.
\ITILL be gold, on Tuesday morning next, llth
V inst., at 9 o'clock, at the Auction Room, North
west corner of Federal street and the Diamond,
without reserve, to close consignment, a very valu
able lot of seasonable staple and fancy Dry Goods,
comprising in ,part the following, viz: black, blue
and brow', cloths; lancy . and plain cashmeres, blue,
black and mixed cassinetta; red, white, brown and
yellow flannels, linseys, blankets, alpaccas, men--
noes, cashmeres, mous de laines, ticking, plaid
robes, shawls in great variety, extra large Highland
woollen hoods, double comforti, dress silk, figured
and, plain serges, bombazine, fird silks,veils,lngra
har m 's calicoes, patent thread , sFord cotton,'etc.-etc.
At 2 o'clock, I crate yellow ware,a quantity 'of
quectisWare, glassware, a large lot f new and 2nd
hand - furniture, among which are: bureaus, centre
tables; work and . wash stands, fancy and common
chairs, carpeting, chicks, looking glasses; coal, ca
nal and Dovenshire shovels spades etc. etc.
Whl. H. BURNSIDE,
Auctioneer.
Dry Goada, Groceries, ' Furniture, Watch
es and Fancy
,Articles at dampen.
IVY 'JAAIES AVICENNA- •.-
( - IN Monday next, January 10th, at 10 o'clock, A•I
M., will be sold, at Al'Kenta OB Auction'Rocims;
No 114 Wood st„ 3 doors from sth, by ordet of Att.
signees;the balance of-a' Retail Country Store, of
Dry Goods and Groceries, comprising cloths, caasi
mores, cassinetts, calicoes, muslins, delaines, cash
mere., flannels, a Ipacca s, merinoes,Mankets, wool
len bonnets;
children'e woolen coats, half hose;
About six! doz 'of apool 'cotton, cutlery, clothing.
At 2 o'clock, P. M., Groceries. also - household
and kitchen furniture; and at early gas light, a 12t of
new and second hand gold and silver patent lever
and other watches, cutlery, clothing, and Dry Goods,
etc. JAMES WHEY:VA; r •
janB -
Post,'
•o‘itkve Salo' of the Pails Hare of P*l.
Irate FaaitiT , eit-Aueslosa. . •
/FIN Friday nest, Jan. 14th, at 10 o'clock in the
J forenoon, will be sold without reserve, at the
dwelling of.D4r. B. W. Barrows, Snyder's Row, Ray
elect, between Penn and the Allegheny river, all
his household furniture, carpeting, china. glass and
queenaware, Kitchen utensils, cooking stove, etc.
as he is declining housekeeping and removing to
the Fist; none of the articles have been in use more
than 2 years, and a great many only since last May;
all have been kept in the neatest and best of order.
and are just as good as new; among which may be
mentioned .the fullowing in part, via:
1 spleadid mahogany frame trio back spring seat'
sofa, a most beautiful article, entirely new style and
pattern, and the first of the kind ever offered at auc
tion in this:city; 2 splendid wardroben'l centre ta
ble; 1-iair card tables, 1 do 'large dining tables;
breakfast tables; mahogany bureaus; rocking chairs;
1 sett flag bottom chairs, fancy gilt mounted of su- I
porisr quality and wo zmanship, Eaateru make;
Windsor and:common chairs; high andlow post.bed
stands. trundle do; I hat rack, a good article; astral
and hall lamps; looking glasses; venetian anektramo
parent blinds; brass, iron and wire fenders; fire,
irons; parlor, 'hall, stair, dining room and chamber
carpets; heMtb rugs and doormats; stair mils and
listeninge; benutiful Gothic S day parlor clock, a
first rate time piece; 1 Kitchen clock; 1 sett candle
brass; .1 pair silver plate fruit baskets; china, glass,.
and queensivare, together with a great variety till
Kitchen and cooking utensils; Kitchen chairs and
tables; 1 wash sing. Also, 1 or Anderson's sump..
or patent cooking stoves , with fisturos and pipeott,
complete and nearly new. Terms 43 eale,.
j.inB -
JAS. Pd'IUN, NA MeV,'• •
•
-
Auction Sale,
BY 70H1 4 1•D.: DAVIS ti D AVISAUCTIoNEER .
$ . Ol/Tit*LiT coanik or WOOD A rip rirru rratciii
. .
. . - Dry
:Goods.
(VOW pnilp y morning., January 10th, at 10 o'clock,
1._.1 at the rommercial Sales. Room, corner of Wlyod
and sth ate, will be sold without reserve, 39 pe super
Manchester gingham, 30 pa super Indigo blue apron
checx, 15 ps do: do. fUrniture do; 62 pa red, yellow
and brown flannel; 110 corded gingham and cambric
umbrellas; 13 doz assorted Highland hoods; 20 duz
men's double comforts; 5 dos, children's woollen
scarfs; superfine cloths, sattinetts 10.4.blanets,
i calicoes, silks, alpaccas, brown musl x
ins, shawls, silk
and cotton hdkfs., patent thread, etc..
At 2 o'clOck, P. M., 6 large aim gilt and matinga
ny frame. gilt looxing glasses; 2 serpentine bacx
spring scat sofas; 1 large spring seat rocxing chair;
high and low post bedsteads; fancy and common
chairs; tables; mahogany bureaus; wash stands; man
tel clocks; carpeting; feather beds; matraues; cook
ing stoves, Kitchen utemols, etc. '
4 Mols and 6 bbls N. 0. Sugar, Young Hyson and
black Teas, S.pnuish segars, rice, glassware, queens
ware, china; etc.
At 6 o'clocx, M a quantity of Dry Goods from
a retail store, hoots, shoes, Clips, ready made cloth
ing, gold and silver watches, sadlery, cutlery, whips,
combs, musical instruments ' letter and cap writing
paper, gold pens, blani books, etc. • jan7
BRASS FOUNDER AND GAS FITTER,
Smithfield street, between Diamond Alley and
Fifth street. Pittsburgh. declS-ly •
J. B. RISHOP::
VETERINARY SURGEON •
CIANbe found at his home shoeing establishment,
near the St. Clair street bridge,lately occupied by
soars. Carr & Rowland.
DR. N. J. DORSEY, respectfully tenders his ser
vices to the public,.in the various branches of
his Profession. His office is on Fourth street, oppo
site the Mayor's office. • ..dec2s-4t.
CCeiVed;
sway, one .vol. 88c
y Lymington,
1 vol. 88c
iv Testament,
ed. 81,25
' , Essays, &e. 1,50
aeon, Phillips
XCHANGE HOTEL,
EXCHANG R. E PILACE, BALTIMORE.
D. DORSET, Proprietor
C OACHES will be in readiness at all the Landings
to convey Passengers, free of charge to the
Hotel. dec29-dy
low price of 1,50
5,00
W JoarwELL,
Importer and Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic. Hardware,
CORN= SZOOND AND WOOD ITS.,
pet29-1y • -PITTSBURGH.
75a
rang, SBc
38a
S lc
the original
3 vole. now
• •
SUNDRIES—Y 6
I I - Kegs do
5 Barrels Roll Butter; •
I :Mid, Hama "1 •
1' Ti?rci3 Toles:
Just received. per Steamer America Ind for sale
by ' ISAIAH proci!yco.;
Jae ant ' 55 Water and 47 Front 'L.
did Turkey
of new books, just
4• ENGLISH,
eel] 3d and 4th..
for sale by
I."%VIIOLIAMIi.
MUM!
HATES 01 -77
CORRECTSD~ D DA I I S L C T °-
11 V Vlp •
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KRAM . IM & RAHM, EXCHANGE BROKERS,
; coarwi . OF 2111 RD AND WOOD nutria.
- PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh Banks p a
Philidelphia.Banks
.lerzhantown. par
Cheater county par
Delaware county par
Montgomery county.. par
Northumberland C 0... par
Col. Bank it Bridge Ccrpar
Reading par
Lancaster par
Doylespwn par
Easton .. . .. . . par
Bucks ceunty., ... .par
Pottsville .... ..par
Washington
Brownsville ..
OHIO.
State Bk.and Branches.
jCincinnati Banks
Circlevilli(Lawrence)..ll
Columbus Bank, .:.. '
.1}
Xenia
. Massillon - 11
• Sandusky
Geauga..... • . .... . .. It
Norwalk It
-New .Lisbon
• Wooster r. I t
• Marietta
Chillicothe
.. It I
Cleveland
Sciota. 11.
.
Lancaster. ...... 8
Hautilton 10
Canton ...... 20
Urbana« 00
Granville .... .....00
=MU
- -
State Blinn& Bmnches 50
Bank of Illinois : ..75_
-
.... . :70
Insurance Company ...5
State Bank 5
Oakland County 10
Farm and Much- bank .10
St. Clair no sale
„..
sossounz.
-• • ,-4,5 State Bank -•
• • '
EMI
All banks
EASTERN EXCHANGE.
New York.... (prem./1
Philadelphia.... - " ..1
" ..1
L7E332
VALVE OF COINS.
Amer. Gold, (prem)
Old do. . ..,5
Guineas 5.00
Sovereigns $4 83
Frederickdors $7 80
en Thalem 780
Ten GuildetE. 3 90
Lot:dip:Pons "• • 425
Napoleons 3 80
Doubloon, Spanish. . 16 00
Do. Patriot 15 50
Ducats... 2 15
REW YORK
pat
I;
2uftion Bales.
A CARD.
.-‘M
N'~' .gyp,,,'. .
`.'^ ..
M===
FOREETAIX.--A small variety of English and
German Almanacs; almost all
,the daily and
weekly Pittsburgh and a few Eastern newspapers;
Sibbet"itand Taylor's Counterfeit Detectors; a small,
supply of school books, writing, letter,: wrapping,
colored and figured paper; paintings and picturcv;
Harris' new Pittsburgh, Allegheny; BirtrilOgbillA, &c
Directories. Almost all the Directories of Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York, New Orleans, Mississippi
Valley, etc. can be had at my office. Handsome
pink and blue satin Washington Badges. All pos
sible accommodations at moderate
,charges. Please
call at ISAAC HARRIS' Agency and
janB-6t Intel. O ffi ce..sth'st, near Wood;
To Let.
T HREE dwelling bootee, situate on Fourth street,
near Canal Bridge, in the city of Pittsburgh.
'Also, a Room, 75 by 2O feet, with a convenient
entrance oebth, near Wood street.
Also, - a triune dwelling; two stories, with an acre
of ground :under cultivation, situate on Ohio L -
ane,
in the city ofAllegheny. Enquire of
jani3, - J. D. WILLIAMS, 110 Wood it.
Int ELIEF for the Families of Volunteers who are
Serving their - Country in Mexico. All those
who have .made application and not received any
portion of the Relief Fund, will :please meet .the
Commlttee at R. IL Hartlers";Store .Wood'street,
on'Friday the 7th, and Tuesday thellth of January,
at S o'clock, P. M. I
N. B. The persons appointed to collect funds in
the several wards, are requested to' make retinue
as soon as possible to Mr. M. Edgar, Chairman of
the Committee. *IS
CM=
, Electro 211eignetiiim.
THE diseasescured by the use of Dr. Smith's
pedo Magnetic Machine:havo been numerous,
some of them , are named below:, %
Loss of •Sznell, Deafness of 15 lyears, Dropiy,
Rheumatism, Palpitation of the Heart, Contraction
of the Leg,.Faralyais, Dyspepsia, Nervous and Sick
Head Ache, Tooth-ache, Sore throat,. Locked Jaw,
No Family. Should betwithout one of these
Machines, a manual .of insdrultitins accompanies
each machine. Call and obtain a circular (gratis,)
explaining the wonderful poWers ofElectro Magne
tism, as exhibited in the effecti s pf these Toro
MA,panTsc Mnentans. • '"'"
For:sale only by 8. L. CUTHBERT,
janB - No 50 Smithfield st., near 3d.
Consumption.. Cough; Spitting of Blood,
Ltronchitis,..Astnnan c .te. , •
TO Consumptives; .four-fitihs of',:you are really
suffering-0 om neglected colds, or an obstruc.
tion and conseq - uent:infiamtiration 'of the delicate
lining of those tubes through which the air.'-we
breathe isdistributed to the lungs. This obstruction
produces pain and soreness ; hoarseness, cough, dif
-ficulty of brea:hing, hectic fever,. and a spitting of
blood, matteroir, phlegm, which finally exhausts the
strength of the patient, and death - eneuel. JAYNE'S
Expectorant never failt to remove this obstruetion,
and prochices the most pleasing . and happy. results.
LT is &Aran; - in its effecta, and cannot fail to re
lieve. -
EMMEM
For sale in Pittsburgh at the PEAlir TEA . SEortz,
72 Fourth street, near• Wood. , janB
DRft. RALPH'S PRIVATE TRpr.TISF oft the
nature, nature, cause, and cure of —IN
CERTA DISEASES.
lkf A.fsw copies on-ty,•of. this valuable work left.
You who wish_to-übtain.a copy moat - apply soon.—
Price $l. For sale -at No. 50 Smithfield street, by
janB dIITHBERT.
pCHILD'S- 4- Co. , e . Oriental- ,Sciyereidrr Balm
„ Pills. price 15 ers.• trmaily and
persevering use cfthese.Pills, all Old Scirei, Scrcifla
loos diseases, Rheomatieni, Fever and Ague, may
be removed. • Warrantsa Purely Vegetable. , -
For sale by • ' R. L. CUTHBEBT,
jsnB . . No 50 Smithfield at. near 3(1.'
'lt Is the best Congl lledlcluSA. ever saw;'
MI.
RAD the follow'ing L proorof the superiority o.
Dr.',11 7 11/ord's• Oriental Cough . Mixture, - from
a resplectable eitlien, who has tried it. •
•
Prnsatiaca, Dec. 15, 1847
lkiessus.llAVa & BitOCILWAY:
After laboring for several weeks under the disad
, Vantages of a harm/ming cough, and most dis!ressitig
cold, which had thus far resisted the effects of seve
- ml of the "infallibles,' , I was induced to purchate
a bottle of your Oriental. Cough Mixtiii,e, and give it
fair trial. •To my great surprise; alter using only
one hallo(' the bottle, I found rnyeelf "entirely
well." k fe . lhe best medicine I ever saw." '‘• -
, True copy. ; JOHN HINDS.
Sold by HAYS & BROCKWAY, Druggists, Cori
tnercial Row,Liberty street, near Canal. - , janB
• -
.
' •
• To the Public.
A S I have had a'greater demand for Pianos thaw
11. I Ca ti-mtet from my own FaCtory, and not wish
ingto enlarge it at - present, I have Made 'arrange
ments with a Manufacturer in Hamburg, to, furnish
me as many Pianos as can dispose -of to addition
to those I manufacture here; they are constructed
on• entirely. new and improved plani-which in-•
strnments, for durability, brilliancy a tone, -ease
and uniformity of touch, List, the greatetit'performer
in Europe, 'pronounces the best h e ever .tried, - being
the only ones used in hia Conderts.
1*- One of the abeve Instruments has been re
deived and sold, but will remain this week for pub
lie exhibition, at , No 112 Wood street. I -
jan7-3r •• r
F.' BLUME."
New Deign pp° Rooms,
Burkes Building*, Fourth .Bt.
11 .
°UGH .4.. ANTHONY, Daguerretitypists from
the Eastern cities, would call' thkattention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh and the neighboring
towne to their Daguerreotype ofcitixens and others,
at rooms id the third story of Burke's building, 4th st.
Persons wiihing pictures taken may.rest assured
that no pains shall be spared to produce them in the
highest perfection ofthe art. Our instruments are of
the most powerful kind, enabling us to execute pic
tures unsurpassed for high finish and truthfulness to
nature. The public are solicited to call and examine.
Persons sitting for pictures are neither frquired or
expected to take them unless perfect satisfaction is
N: B. Opperators will find this a good depot for
stock and chemical,.
ocr Instructions given in the art, containing the
most recent Improvements.
• • No. 31. •••••• 1-
.
MORSE'S WEEKLY BUDGET' OF NEW BOOKS
~
FOR 1818. ,
I‘,l YSTERIES and Miseries of .New York; by
Ned Buntline.
Drama at Pokerville; Bench and Bar ofJurytown,-,
and other'ecenes and Adventures; by,Erer-polnt.: .
Christmas Box for the Sons and Daughters of Ter a story . by T.S.' Arthur . . .
- Salathiel, or the Wandering Jew; a story or. the
past, the 'present, and the future.. : By the Rev.pett.-
Ct oly.
No. 9, Chamber's Miscellany.
Durang's Terpsichore, or Ball-Room Guide.
Pleasant Art of htuney._Catching. . • • .
Ball-Room Inatructor.v
Heads of the He adl egg.. - •
The Ocean Child; or, the Lost Vessel. •
Ancient Magic and Astrology; •explarned and il
lustrated.
• -
The Skin; its Diseases and Affeetiona.....
The Entertaining History of Folks whose room is
better than their company. • '
Esther De Medina, or the crime. of London.
Frank Gernon, or the Cadet's first year in India.
Boy's Winter Book.
Subscriptions received for tho following papers,
and single numbers for sale.
New Yon; Herald, Flag of orrt Union;
U ig ncle " S t a h n e l, Freer.
Saturday Courier,
" Post,
Neal's Gazette, Yankee Blade, I -
Saturday Gleaner. Dollar NewspapeZ,
New York Tribune, Spirit of the Times,
John Donkey, Star Spangled Banner.
M. P. MORSE,
No. 85 Fourth street,
MalllCK WHEAT FLOUR-10 tangs prime. Flour
.AUB of -shelled' , • Buctinheat, for sale by •
.: 017' . •..
.• - SMITH and MCI
... •-.,;/...RAD AND REMEMBER S.
/MAT the restoration of Abe Digestive Organs to
j their healthy and naturalcondition, and theyre-
Nriatitin of that state, is the GAZA? OBICCT Of OW
celebrated medicine, • ' . . '
• • '
Dr. Ralph's 'Vegetable Pills, •
'which consists oftwo kinds in one package; No. I,
a pirgative, and No-2,atentle laxative and strength-
ener. These pills not only effectually cleanse the
body ()revery vitiated and offensive humor, bat also
maintains a healthy, condition of the digestive or
gans, and gives the constitution power to carry on
its Nartnisx asses or 'cons. Dyspepsia, in all its
various forms,•as well as every complaint which
originates in constipation of the bowels, have been
cured in THOUSANDS OF 'INSTANCES.'
For sale by S. L. CUTHBERT,
No. 50 Smithfield at., near 31,
• • 'Wholesale. and Retail Agent. • -
Also, by . T. O.Stnitti, Birmingham; J. IVPCnicken.
sth Ward; Wm. Cole, Allegheny City; P. Rentel,
Freedom; Pa.; J. L. Russell, Washington, Pa.; Craig .
. 6
Bitable, Cannonsburgh, Pa. anl
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F RENCH TWILLED CAS.IINIERES—Reeeived
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