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VOLUME VI.
DAILY MORNING POST.
PrinSed and Published every Morning., (Sundays excepted,)
By L. HARPER,
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companied by the money, or satisfactory reference in this
city: • •
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tans is nut marked, will be inserted and charged until or
dered out.
proftssional (Earbs
Alt. NI'CALMONT, Atturne yat Late.—Otlice, Fourth
street, near.R. Patterson's Livery Stable. febl7
R. GEORGE- WATT.—Odice, No. 77 Smithfield' FL
near Sixth FL, Pinsburgh. au• 21-y
111 t. A. W. OLIVI.:11., Physician and Surgeon..--Oftioc
J../ No. 8, St. Clair street, Pittsburgh. jy2O
ir.u. O'HARA ROBINSON. late U. S. Aflame). has
removed his office in No. 8 St. Clair et.
H. JOHN tAWFO g Ii , °thee on St. Clair street
opposite the Exchange. anglo-y
- ORLANDO LOOMIS, Attorney at Lam.--Office 4th
V. at.. above Wood. . julyl-y
VIM-LOMAS :M. MA MS ILA 1.1.. Attorney at La w.--Lhaca
Lowrie's 11,ailding - s. Fourth ht. jao7-ty.
TA.AIE.ti CALLAN, Attorney at Lam, corner of Wylie
ei and Ftfth streeta—" baw Corner." fchlit:y
KENNEDY, Attorney at Lam. Office in the
I I same building, with Alderman Animater, Filth et.,
between Wood and Smithfieldate. nititl74lm•
1011 N SAILTON, Attorney at Leto.—Office, North side.
J
of Fifth street, between Wood and Smithfield, in the
seine building with Alderman Morrow. sers3o-Iy.
Tustivii 311‘111131N, Attorney at ./..am.--Othee ib
fitr IVitßace's building, on 4th st', between Wood and
Smithfield inn. novtS-y.
I 1 4401 CUE W. LA IiNG, Attorney and Counsellor at Lazo
l - and Notary Public.-offiee at the, corner of 4th and
Wood stmt. over Sibbett h. Jane: Kick:lngo (dime. oet4
, as trii.i.s & At:Ol74W aad _Cauase
V at L. Piaibar4lo. Pfc.—Office on Fourth it.. be
tween Smithfield and Grunt
LI.:AIUD :SNOWDEN, Attorney at Let tr.—fillies in
the building on the North East corner of Fourth and
Smithfield sts. nort 1-y
It. .3101titOW, Antrrinan.—Udine north side of Fifth
street, between Wood and Smithfield, Piusburgh.
septe,
9t;ANI)I.ESS Anorney, and Coyal,el
- at /Am.—Office on Fourth street. opposite R.
& It. 11. Patterson's Livery Stable, Pittsburgh. mpla-y
FOlt WARD& S WAIL CZWI;LDRIt. Itiorsons at La tr
—Office on Poortli street. between Wood and Smith
field. opposite Patterson's Livery Stnble. sp7-y
,0 G , (, „ • • k.„ tioricey at Lam. e dtcet
I Breed's buildings., 4th st-; above Wood Pittsburgh
Pa. sert2•ty
3CCLUI WRY, Arkenc. {meet Cognscare
Otfre iirgiakewelrs IhuMags on Grant at
- 1131 C. SHANNON, Attorney mad C-ort ect Lew.—
Olgee ou 4th Ft-, Itetween Wood and Smithfield
and nearly optumne the Mayor's office. twnti•y
seurr. Dentist, Fourth st. tire doors west of Mar
ket. All work warranted. Rod if not perfectly satis
•titctety no barges will be utade. (elite
TI£WITA.I..—Dr. 'Robert Snyder. has removed his
lA, office to Fourth street, between Wood and Smithfield
streets inarts-ty
TAMEti 131.AliFA. .lideroten.—Unice on i'con direct,
0 opposite D. Leech do Co's.. packet Hoc office. Office
himra from 7 o'clock A. M.. to 7 o'clock P. M.
lt E it A n i y. t r nv l ltr .— di -I.... , te u t s le n. h . a4 o r n e , in t :; . :;tl his coritanal iinitistosiltill
aco , ararelsouse, on Third street, nearly opposite the Pont
°lee- may3O-y
7 . 0k1J41 J. Atte, 'cry and Costarriinr at Lam
ej —Office on Smithfield street, a few doors above Dia
mond alley.
N.-B.—Collections made on moderate tenni. my-.
UMEM===t
• seller at Late, has removed to the office next door
west of Rudy ;Patterson's Livery Stable. Fourth street.
Darin; hia absence upon -public ditty. for the cumin;
month, any business for him may be left with A. B. Mc
-Jen:tont. Nog.. as above. • -• -febl7
AXES ItiVtiAr. r. Atterscry, Usansellot, god :Notary,
Pittsbargh.,'Fa-, having resigned the office of Secreta
ry of the Pittsburgh Nasigation and Fire Insurance Com
piny,.will amend 'specially to collections, and business
ealreneeted with Navigation, Insurance. Accounts, and
Real Estate. Business Mims. from 9 A. M., to 9P. M.
Mee. first door west of Alderman Miller's, Fourth street,
near Grant. apt
HARIsKS M. HAYS. Attorney at Law, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Commissioner to take the proof and acknowledge
ment of Deeds. Leases: Contracts. Depositions. or other
writings. to be recorded or used in the States of Kentue
tki;lndiana, Tennessee. Michigan and ,Missouri. Office,
Burke's building. Fourth at. mart2sy
1,11)1V IN C. WIbSUN. Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
J Franklin, Venn; county, Pa., will attend promptly
to allbuiinessentrusted to his care. Collections madein
Warren, Clarion, and Jclrerson counties.
REV= TO
•
-I. A. Stockton C 0. .&
Pittsburgh.
Murphy, Wilson & Co.,
lion. James Kinnear,
Franklin.
Hon. is lek.ltrealmont,
' Ilcin: J. Wilson. Steubenville, 0. • iyrt-Y
7- 1110 MV.CLIENTS.—My partner, Mr. Liggett, and Win.
E. Austin, Esq., will attend to my unfinished busi
ness. and I recommend them to the patronage of my
friends...l.antauthorized to state that they will receive
the counsel and assistance of the lion. It. Biddle. Office
2d atery. of Barkes buildings, 4th street, between Wood
and Market. Litan.l yi SAMUEL W. MACK.
O, Cro KUNTZ, Manufacture of incorraipttMe Ted!'
Smithfield ;treat, two doors below Fifth street. Pitts
burgh. Pa. Always on hand a full assortment of Plate,
and Pivot Teeth, of a variety of shades, as simple Plate,
Molars and Biscuspidatoes, Gum teeth, Screw - Pivot
teeth. &c. Teeth and blocks made to ord. r; Dentists
supplied with all articles in the profession. All orders
from abroad must be accompanied by the cash.
rEr Platinn nlwayson band. novls-1
TULIN A. PAHKINSON, Alderman, Filth Ward, Penn
st., between Walnut and O'Hara sts., where he may
be tonna at all times. Those having houses or other pro
perty to sell or rent, can have the same punctually unen
vied to; debts collected., and all the duties of an Alderman
will'-reeeive prompt altention. 0c27-y
HENRY W. WILLIAMS. Attorney and Counsellor at
N. (successor to Lowrie & Office at
the old stand, South et, above Smithfield.
* THE Partnership heretofore existing ITetween Henry
W. tVilliams. Fsq., and myself, in the practice of the law,
was dissolved by mutual consent. on the 26th ult.. and the
business will hereafter be continued by Henry W. Wil
tiams: whom I most cheerfully recommend to all for whom
It have the honor to do business—as a gentleman every
wTay worthy of their confidence.
deelB-ly WALTER.H. LOWRIE.
Georgeß. Riddle, Conveyancer.
g"\ - VPICE in Avery Row, Filth street, above Smithfield,
Pit,sburgh.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES. .AORELYIENTS, BONDS, RELEASES, and
Wther instrtunents of writing, drawn with neatness. legal
accuracy and despatch. He will also attend to drawing
land filling illichantri , Liens. Accounts of E.reeutors. Admin
istrators. hf c., Examining titles to Real Estate, Searching
Reesmisfor Liens, tr., ke.
' - From his Imig experience and intimate acquaintance
with the Manner of keeping the public records, he expects
to give satisfaction to those who may entrust their bust
neon to his cure. derld
ENJAlllllsiv F. DENISON, Arroassy AND CDDN A ,.
• Lon sr LAW. Cierektod, Ohio, will attend to profes
sional business in the Courts of Cuyahoga and adjoining
counties.
Be Will also giie careful attention to Collections in an)
part of Northern Ohio.
WE:MX=3 :
Chief .Inatice Parker, Cambridge Law SchooL
Hon; Richard .Fletcher, 10 State at., Boston.
Hon. Samuel 11. Perkins, 141 Walnut at., Philadelphia,
Richard B. Kimball, Esq.. Si Will at., New York
Hampton & - Smith, Pittsburgh.
For additional reference. refer to this Office
ENGLISICPARPIII,ETS=SChIIIiPir hluid of Oilcans
Schiller`e Wm. Tell ;
The - Shadowless Man;
Pontine /Magic Ring;
Undinc ;
Marco Visconti, ' from the Italian;
Musaeus Tales;
Tales of the Baroness Foque; &c.
iaaU. 11. S: BOSWORTH & CO., 48 Market st.
IEtOItewATHIC MEDICINES AND BOOKS.—Just
received, a freih supply of Homosopathie Medicine
' 011, " 35 . lionutchnthie Crate. Sugar of Milk: and a large
, eolleition of the latest publications on Homeopathy ; at
the Bask Store of . - - -
VICTOR SCRIBA, Fifth street,
Between - Wood and Market its.
aplo
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CArIiGARS73.OOO CPA-10, of the following celebnited
brands: Silva, Esnlapio; Dos Amigos, De Fasten,
London Drank., Fails Principe. La Royiulero, Colorado,
itegakisur, Carado. „Nato Bang Principe, Cheroot's Eagle
nnetpe, Lord Byron Regd9ns. For sale by
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HOLMES & SON. Banker-sand dirt/era in Errhange,
Cain and Bank Notes. N 0.11.5. Market at. febl-y
ACOR WEAVF.R, Wine and Liquor liferchanr. corner
•1 of Ntarket nud Second stream. (et-A.l
T 11. ViiIITE. Clothing SIM( ' No. 167. corner 01 Litter
fJ . ty nnd Sixth sta.
ri. 11. PAULSON, Hat um! Cap Alanttfactures, and
dealer in Fens of all kinds, No. 73, X% ourt st.. next
door to the ranter of Fourth. fahl
r i A. WANI'I:PY af. CO.. Fortennlinz and nnnmiS
sion Ms-chants. Canal Basin, Pittsburgh. Pa.
inar3-cly
141 IILUAI R. Piano Porte tnanntnentrar and dottier in
1 • 'Musical Instruments, No. 112 Woad street. near
Fifth. novl9-y
WOODWEI,L. Importer. and dealer In Fee.
al rign and DOMAtlif Hardware. corner of Second and
Wood sta..Pitsdntrgh. oc?n-ly
MOOlll-1 Nat and Cap Maktuflutti re r. and
S dealer in Fume. No 75. Wood street. third door above
Fourth. f-1,1
:Wei.ritKEN & for Carit.lr
1:1 Ftippard`R &pan,- of Parke: Ships from Neww•
York to Liverpool. No. 1.1•! 1.11b;:rt y sr. lrbl-r
TAMES BLAKELY. Agent for Messrs. Hoch, [tnu.'s
CP Co.'s Line Packets, Penn mt., (our doors below Ca
nal Basin. febl -y
ToliN KY.Tailor awl Clooluer. Liberty Sl7.
lartwreu Sixth •treat and Virgin alley, south side.
sent fl-y
Tosurii i‘i.uoit. Boat Store. 'Ship Cliaofllerv. and
lAgency of Pittkborgh Lard Oil Factory, No. 4. Mar
ket street. jartll-ti
r S. C A Cir C i. Depot jar New r t o l,'“,,im m .
• riediras. Nrtespetper... Third sL, oppoxi e the
post (Kee. (eh I -y
FFE Ol'ON rovrT;to, l'etub,grgh
Portable Bort: Liar, rnrncr Penn and 11'oyor. streets.
MA rnerr. Formordinz and Cant-
PI mh.tiort Aferckant. NValier street, bo..vecn Ma rk 4-t amt
Ferry. -y :
ram side. febl-y
& CURRY. .I;nnhrrx a nd Kreen.izr L „AL! !S. O.
6.5, Wood sr. third door below Fourth. west side.
I RAMER Z, RA 14M. Bella, rs am/ Exchttrtge /Tro4-07a.
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corner of Third and Wood ‘t,.. opposite St. Charle.
fehl -
TOffN STON h S'N ' IiTON , Bombetters. .Nns
Priarm and Publishrrs. corner Market and Third As
fehl-y
T CKE LOOMIS. Agent. Booklet!, and Stationer, an d
draleriu Printing. Paper, ite..'W owl street. between
Diamond alley and Fourth. frbl•y
(1 A. :11'AX1 7 A• 411.111 I . or Plc kwurtl6:ll'ay Fretgra
• Line. a rul Ind pendent Portable Boat Line. Canal
fcbl-y
ArOSES xrwooD. Aral for the North Amtrican
1,1 aNranre Compan y. at Philadelphia. NVater turd Front
nt.. at the Warrhoone of Atwood and Jouen. feht-y
10 HODES & ALI'ORS, ?dation...tun, of ilhconol
lL Ground Spices. Camps. Nu 27. Filth torret
bolvoren Wood and Market. fPhl-v
7=1111Z2
I TICTOR SCIU 13A. 1f00k5.11,,,
V Fifth al., between 'Wood and Market sts., Pittsburgh.
Pa. yin7-y
OEIIOOI. HOOK AND PAPER WA REIRWSK—tant,
Leennis. Agent. Pnbli.her. I.ktokseller and Hooltitind
er. No. 99. Wool Pittsburgh. mar24-v
Wii"FEICSi. Bras, Foundry and GatSmith
" • field street, between Diamond Alley and Fifth
Pittsburgh. der
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& J. WDE Trr. 1 hole.mie Graters, deniers in 'ro
t • duce and Pittsburg mannfactures generally. No,
211 Liberty. npposile 7th street. Pittsburgh.
CI EVEN BIG I..XX)RB slTottE, No. 5 eta
I' Street. near Liberty. JOHN FARRELN. PropristQr.
Pittiblugh. nor24-y
fi GORGE ARMOIL Thane. Fourth street. between
Wood and SinithfilEd streets, nearly opposite the
Mayor's office: jan7J-y
TOIIN D. MORGAN. Wholamb' and Retail Druggist,
• No. 931, Wood street. out door South of Dintnond Al
ley. fell
FA t iLANSBEE ft 11A I I\' D. Wholesale and Rtatil
Dealers in Boots. Shoes. Trunks. &a.. No. 1136 Liberty
street, nearly opposite the head of Wood. feh4-y
13. A.
je A c i
of 'rner of
f it t c - 1 ( % ) i" 'imi d
x7r n e k ets rfr a u i 4 ;d lV :<;;
lief of Wood and Sixth fits. fettll-y
7)1
gz„ . 1.r,.., .t .e
srnichf - r New h ave y as 4
r - I 'arerZemrovedl:Pl l tr_t Offiee from t
st. and Duquesne Way. dec2s
W 3l i'si A rn L i t tl - :/ig N ijo l a t tiar;V N eo B ;ne t r .offi o; ' Pe al n a n i' su ri uli d t
Clair streets; opposite the Exchange. Entrance on 'Minn
street.
•
TWIN H. MELLOR, wholesale and retail dealer in
• Music and Mu-sical Instruniens. Piano runes, School
Books and Stationery, No. 13'2 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
janl-y
RAZIER'S BELLOWS—Just received an assort
ment. large sizes, Brazier's hand Bellows; also, Par
lor and Kitchen do., wholesale and retail.
deel6 JOHN W. BLAIR, 120 Wood st.
LS. WATERMAN. wholesale Gr. eer. Commission
. and Forwanling MOrchaut. and Dealer in Produce
and Pittsburgh Manufactures, Nod. 31 Water, and 2 Front
sta.. Pittsburgh, Pa. iY2I-y
T. SELLERS. 0. NICOL,.
0 FILLERS & NICOLS. Produce and General Commis-
Sion Merchants. No. 17 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.—
Sperm. linseed and lard oils. jan27
TAMES PATTERSON, Ja.. corner of First and Ferry
itts., Pittsburgh, Pa.. manufacturer of Locks, !lingua
and Bolts; Tobacco. Fuller, Mill nod Timber Berne,.
Rousen Screws for Rolling Mills. &e. itentn-y
BRYAK, RectitY e
ing Distiller, and wholesale Mini J m
in Foreign and Domstic Wines and Liquors. No
114 Liberty street, and 33 Diamond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
b"2l-y
T Lumber Merchant. Office on Penn
J.J. street. between Irwin anti [land streets. Pittsburgh.
Pa. All commissions will be promptly attended to.
mals-y-
JT BlSHOP. Veterinary Surgeon, can be annul at
. his Horse Shoeing Establishment, near the tit.,Clair
street Bridge, lately occupied by Messrs. Carr & Rossi. tul.
n0v5.416m
VXCHANGE HOTEL. Exchange rinee,
r naltimare. D.
L./ floe t. Pmprietor. Coaches will he t o readiness al
all the landings, to convey passengers. free of rharze, to
the Hotel. tiee29-y
. •
WARRICK MARTIN. Agent for the Franklin Fire
lowefranrc rong . kny of Philadelphia. at the Ex
change office of Warnck Martin & Co.. corner of Mnrkei
and Third streerx. febl-y
TYING & FINNEY. Agents for the fletatrare Marta! ll Safely Insurance Company of Philadelphia. at the
Warehouse of King and Holmes, Water street, near Mar
ket. fehl-y
F. SELLEAS.
Liberty
y a . n i d re C:; ,, mil i n t l t S ; o u m rg z i g-
Sperm. Lingeed and Lard Olir. jam:M.
C
rnirii C Wirt V. S. J. WIC NIHT.
A RSON
& NPS.:III7OIT. Innlartlt GTorrrx and Corn-
Sixth street, between WOOII
Liberty. Pittsburgh. Pn.
4i. fiLRJi N , 800 b6Nn ,
to the corner
of Nord no Third sta.,linai,erirve;nce.l.
Kny, where
he is preparedj o do every description of ruling and bind
ing. dec2-y
PC. MARTIN, Inntrsale and Retail Gram-and neto
- er in Foreign and Domestic Witten and LiquorK,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Ac., No 60 Water at.
seps-y
XTEW BOOK STORK.—H. S. Bosworth 4. co, No. 43.
1.1 Market st.. next door to Third. arc just opening a
new and eitensiaaassortment of Books and Stationery.
which they will sell, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
prices. 11P25-4*
TQI-IN W. BLACK & Cu., Whoresole Grocers. Produce
roJI and Commission Merchants, and dealers in Pittsburgh
Manufactures, No. 168, Liberty Street, opposite Sixth st..
Pinsbarghtitrayl2
. .
ED - Liberal advances made on constinunonte. . .
;f .. ,. =';,.,,1.. : 7-...7 '-''''',.-..''':,-.:..... l'•":,
',tk : !;. , ,H -- ,..:
ffERE
13u8inta3 (garbs.
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FederalitN e.;
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t o y /
. zulli
. i 0 -
AMES 31'KENNA, Auctioneer and Commission Ala
() chard. No. 114. Wood it. febl
YotrrErvs DAGUERRIAN GALLERY. Ph il o Hall,
over the Post Office. (Obi
WIN D.DAVIS, Auctioneer and • mmission Merchant.
corner of Wood and Pifth en, febt-y
rocruliirrs a KANE Pittsburgh Cabinet and Chat
Warehouse, No. 82. Third it. febl-y
GEBELON KINSEY, Deteer in Fancy Goods TriM
mines: No. 07. Market street.
. LEXAN DER JAYNE'S, Pekin 7'ea Sarre, 72 Third et,
It near \Vood. feb 1-y
M'CLOSKEY, ho it City Clothing Store, No. in.
v. Liberty et:, ripposltEllie month of Market. febl-y
TOSIWA ROBINSON. Agent Ibr Barden & Co.'s Line
0.1 of Paehlt. Fifth at.. one door'below Wood. febt,y
AITILLIAM JACKSON, Patent Medicine Depot ,td
- oily at., head of Wood. febiy
ATARTIN I,I"PLE, Family Grocrr. Smithfield street
'IL next door to the Fifth Presbyterian Church. je6
ifl E Lo A • A , °rani*, ing an • anuntssio
T illerchant- No. ta).-Wood nt.,Pittnburgh. noc27-y
Tills:814E11 & ELLIOTT, BooJ.:sellers anti Stationers. No
14 56. Market at., between Third and Fourth. febl-y
_) lELANY, Fashionabfe Clothing Storr s No. 49, I.ib
. erty st. febl-y
OON & SARGENT. Bankers and Exchange Braces
11 N. E. corner of Wood and Sixth Ms. fehl-y
AFULTON, BrU and Brox: Found'', No. 70 Second,
1. between Marker nod Ferry sta. fobl
riiewNsEND. UARR & CO.. Coarh nad Wagoe
L. Sr. Clair street. near the Bridge. felt 4-1
()ILSES LITEIIARY DEIVITI'.. No. OS, Fourth st.
ill near Wood. febt-y
K. BROIVS'S OFFICE, N 0.65. Diamond alley. near
1./ Wood at 1-y
f ILI, Elt LUCK rrsoN. Irantesal, Grorrrs and Com
AL mission Merchants. comer of Liberty and Irwin sts.
fetes'-o
j A ' • I 0( t ' y. I ,zrist.v. and Agent* for
II Patent 51edicilies. Liberty street, near Canal liasto
febl-ty
Bitdiness oZarbs.
AMLIEL MORROW, Manufacturer of Tin, Copper,
0 and' sheet iron ware, No 17 Fifth street; between'
Wood and Market. feblo'
JOHN CAR'rWßlollT.lmporter and Manufacturer of
all kinds of Caffrey, Surgical Instruments, ¢C., No. 83
Wood street, second door below Diamond alley. • . febi
11DILKINTON'S UNRIyALLED BLACKING,. mann ,
faetured and sold wholesale and retail, Smithfield it.,
between Sixth and. Vir 'a alley. . oetl2-
CO-PARTNERSlDP—Theuxidersigtied has atkaciateci
, with himself John Nicola, from Baltimore. in the Gro
eery and General Commission Business, nuder the style
of Beller" & Nicols. Dated Ist.Tanuaryl94e..- --•-
jrin2o FRAB. SELLERS:
pICHARD T. LEECH, Ja.„ importer, .and dealer In
Al Foreign and Domestic Saddlery, Hardware. and Car
riage. Trim:mixt:, of all descriptions, Na. . I*3 Wood st„
Pittsburgh, seven doors - above Fifth, and one door above
Childs & Co.'s Shoe Store. ap9l
ft() CDUNT,RY MER.CHAINTS.—A. A. M kSON & CO.,
102 Market street, invite the attention of Country
Merchants to-their extensive assortment of Foreign - and
Domestic Goods, which will be sold at eastern jobbing
prices. Irr Wholesale Rooms. 2d story.: sc3o
L 11E1. 0 VSTERS,—A constant simplfof Shell Oysters,.
tO roasted or in the shell; also Game and every delica
cy of the sea/311, Served up in superiod style, at the short
est notice. BANK EXCHANGE,
deed-if Third et. between Wood and Market at. .
1 1 1 110111 m; PALMER, Manufacturer and Importer of
WALL PAPER, Pint Board Prints, Borders. Land
scape Paper, Ornamental Design", Tramsparens trindow
Mader, 4-c., and dealer in Writing and W rapping Paper,
Bonnet and Binders' Boards., &e., &e., N 0.47, Market st.,
between Third and Fourth, Pittsbargh.Pn. _ tunrl4
.1 I n L a . Market. ‘.
A l
s n p . r il e P i t d e J E T o "' n ' t s alfe c t d a i s s :( l3 ; i s r :il Castings ,
and Braes Works generally. on the most reasonable
terms and shortest notice. fie invites machinists. and all
those using brass works to give nim a mill, as he is de
termined to do all word In his line %-cry low. my 27-1 y
TOSEPII MPH V'S Looking Gkw and ( fork Start,
No. Pe. Wood street. Pittsburgh. A general assort
ment of Pier. Mantel and Toiletfllasscs; Portrait. Minia
ture and landscape Frames. plain and ornamental. of
every variety of patterns. Also, a new style of Window
Cornices; cell in and see them. all of which will be sold
cheap for cash. nr city amptanees. •
U .- Hotels and Steamboats furnished elisrip.
JOSEPH MURPHY, P•J Wood at..
Practical Gilder.
tiL\ CLAIR- (late Martin ft &haunt.) IVlinfeside
Grocers, l'rodure and Commisiiinn Mrrehants, SO Wood
street, Pitisbur„-h. The iindersigned baying entered into
partnership under the above stele. respeettully ask the
patronage of the friends of the into firm, and of purchas
ers generally. 'rimy feel warranted in promising that
they can give sahrifaction to till who may tole of therm, or
confide business to their care. WM. IL tilidiTlL
W. M. SINCLAIR.
TILIST OLAS> E. , i'l'AliEllbliAlliT.—Mulrany Lt. I..rd•
lie manufactnre. and keep constannv on hand, rut.
moulded and plain Flint Glassware in elf its variance at
their warehouse. corner of Market and Water sin.. Pins
burgh. Our works contitstic in frill operation. and see
are constantly adding to out stock, which enables us to
till orders with promptness. Purchasers arc respectfully
solicited to call rind ekamine prices and terms. sepl6.y.
4,0 11'FZINI.I:1". //awe, Sign. and Orattineamt Painzfr.
. and dealer in vAINTs. No 44. St. Clair st.. Pitts
bur{h, has conataittl:i on hand all kind. of Pa IN - rs. either
Dr or Nlixed: Japan and Copal Varnish: Linseed Oil;
tknled Oil. Spirit,. Turpentine; Window Olasa. of all
Putt}. Paint Brushes, &.e., all of the best quality
aid the male or renwonalileprieea. sepll-1(
II A KSPialt GARDENS.—ThiA beautiful playa of
11 resort having been greatly repaired. the proprietor is
non ready to receive Ito.tanattrf. by theday, week. or
IMMO, 111. OCCOIIIIIIIO4ILaiOI,6 tare good. and his price.
tire low. [may4-tfj S. McCLILLA\D.
1 A. CAAIER(*.i. Mantifaettertr pf Haltom Ware and
11. Tirtlferm Sealer. and L'attlaris in getteraf, respect
folk a 41“ the patronage of his friends. Ile feel. Nar
ntrjted that by ran give sniisilretion to all who may pair
chard. of him. His establishment is on NI - Kelvy's plan or
Inns. hilt W«rd. mural-I.y
rI()IEN F PERRY. (mnar th; . firm ry" Matralat. Leah
4. w fircieer. Conirrussion and Flour
Nlerchant. dealer In all kinds of Country Produce. cop
per. no plan!, fume,' tools. tine. 1.-ad. 11.1591/1 sheet iron.
Iron anal nails, whde lead. dye sniffs. cation yams. salt,
&r.. and Potshargh Manfactores generally, vorner of
Liberty and Irwie streets. PlTl,hllrgil. Pa. Liberal nut
ranrc;6, in Cash or Goods, made tin consiKitments of Pro.
duce. &e. may I .54(
lysT ERA! t!irSTERS!! ON'tiTERN!! •—G f o schwa.
respectfully informs los friends and the puldie, that
he is dully in the receipt offinir Frrsh Oystrrs, vciach
he .erveil up iti evcry style. 0.1 shoe uotice t to suit his
in't iron rtd Nut Candy. and every deAeriptiono of
on hand and for sale at the corner of rob
and Smithfield 515. 0rp2,;43
Wit F. ('''('VILA \. Cornmiuirm and Forwarding
JI Merchant, No. 1.% 'Wood itrevt, Pittsburgh. cc:imitates
to transact a general Commission business, especially in
the purchase and sale of American manufactures and
produce, anti in receiving and forwarding ((cods
ed on his care. As agent for the manufacturers hill will
he constantly' supplied with the prtnetpal arucles of
burgh manufacture at the.lowaKl wholesale prices.
Orders and consignme ids an{ respectfully solicited.
It nuFrs Pook Keepllt4 , and Writing GM's., cor
-7 1 tier of Fifth and Market stream. re-opens on Monday
nest Mercantile and Steamboat Book Keeping taught
Itt the most effective and expeditious tattooer. In addi
tion to the areal C-011rSe of instruction pod practice, Mr. D.
will, on. Monday next, commence a course of Practical
Lectures. in which the application of the science of ac
counts to all the details of business will be minutely ex
plained. No extra charge made for these Id-cuirce.—
Hours of business, 10 to 12 2 to 4, and 7 to 10,
jant
)Cary,
DRUDS!:—Jori Mohler, Druggist nod Apnea°
' Cary, north-svcst conic*. of Wood And hint streets
Pittsburgh. will constantly on haud Drugs. Paints.
Oils. Dyc-;.huts.
N. B.—Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded
from the host materials, at tiny hour of the day or nigh.
Also, an aosortment of Perfumery; fine tooth. hair, and
clothes Brushes, &c, &n, &c„ which he will sail low far
cask ap2U-Ly.
•
711.1.1 ,331 TROVII.I.O, Undertaker, Falb street. iitt-
I mediate!). opposite the Theatre, respectfully in
fornin his friends and the public in general, that be 11133 re
named business as a Furnishing Undertaker. Mr is sup
plied wall and always keeps on band Coffins of all Aires
nail kind.. Shrouds, and all other articles necessary on
such occasions.
Silver plates, ice boxes. and leaden coffins will be sup
plied on order. A fine beanie and carriages always ready
to attend funerals. sep29-ly
IT A RDWA RV:, CUTLERY. SADDLERY, 3e.—Joini
1. 1 W• LK ER. Impart, and Dealer in Foreign and Do
airstir Hardware, would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally - . that he is now receiving ,his
Spring supply of Hardware at the old stand of Walker &
Woodwell. No. SS Wood street, which he will dispose of
on the most reasonable terms. He will he continually
receiving fresh supplies direct front the manufacturers in
Europe and this Country, which will enable bin, to com
pete with any establishment either Fast. or West. Wes
tern Slerchunts are invited to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. me r 5
EXCHANCib:
Corner of Penn and St. 'Clair 'Saver, Pitntburgh. Pa
rriEE subscriber. having assumed the management o
this long established and popular Hotel, respectful));
announces to travullers and the public generally. dilate
will be at all times prepared to accommodate them in all
things desirable in n well regulated Hotel. The House is
now being thoroughly repaired throughout. and new fur
niture added: and 110 pains will bo spared to make the
EXCHANGE one of the vane MST Hotels in the country.
The undersigned very respectfully solicits a continuance
of the liberal patronage which the House has heretofore
received. THOMAS OWSTON,
fe6lo-tinw Proprietor.
John M. Townsend,
DI7OIIIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 45, Market
street, three doors above Third, Pittsburgh, will have
constantly on hand a well selected aimortment of the hest
and freshest Medicines. which be will sell on the most
reasonable terms. Physicians sending orders will be
promptly attended to, and 'applied with articles they may
re,q upon as genuine.
hYsicia , is' prescriptions will be accurately and neatly
prepared from the best materials, at any hour of the day
or night.
Also, for sale, a largo stork of fresh and good Perin
dre3o
J. D, I..F.DMISII, C. W. A CDDIDDIN,
Late of Pittsburgh. Pa. Low, of Nashville. Trim.
lEIIMER & ANDERSON. Dust.uss la Corros.--For
j warding and Commi.c.ion 3firchnnt.i, No. 8, Front
Street, above Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio.
nEvalt TO
Merchants generolly. in Pittsburgh, Po.
Merchants generally, Nashville. Tenn.
W. F. Lane & Co., Louisville, Ky.
Springer & Whit"lant2 Cincinnati, Ohio.
James Johnston & Co..
Hewitt. Heron & Co.. New Orleans.
•
Magregor & Morris. New York. '
Duval, Keighler &. Co„ Baltimore.
13agalcy & Co, Philadelphia.
Daniel Denhen. Boston. sert2l-ly
John D. Davie,
A ITTIONFER and Commission Merchant, Corner of
/1.. Wood and Fifth streets, ' Pittsburgh ` , is reedy to re
ceive merrhandize of every description - on consignment
for public or private sale. and from long eaperience in the
above business, flatters himself that he will be able to
Ore entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage.
Re.gtalar sales on Mondays and Thursdays of Dry
Goods and Fancy nrtieles. at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Of groceries, Pittsburgh manufactured articles, new
and second hand furniture, ke.. nt 2 o'clock, P. M.
Sales every evening at early gas-light. ringl2-y.
A FULTON, Bell and Brass Founder, has rebuilt and
IL. commenced business at his old stand, No. 70 Se
road, between Market and Ferry streets, where he will
he pleased to see his old customers and friends.
Church, steamboat. and bells of every size, from 10 to
10.000 pounds, cast from patterns of the most approved
models, and warranted to be of the best materials.
Mineral Water Pumps, Counters. Railings, &c. &c., to
gether with every variety of Brass Castings, if required,
turned and finished in the neatest manlier.
A. F. is the sole agent for Babbitt's Ana-Attraction Me
tal, ISO justly celebrated for the reduction of friction in
machinery. The boxes and composition can be had •of
him at all times. novl3-y
HAWT.S.—A. A. Mason it Co., 82 Market street, have
CI received the most.emensive assortment ofShawls to
be found in this city. In addition to the various styles Of
cashntere, Turkeri, Wool Plaid. Thihet, Net, &e.. he has
received a new stele of French Lting, Shawls,St t;itperids
orticli - and verrlishivalghte. • - no t ,
PITTSBVRGH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL : 5, 1848.
TAALL , FASIIION9,7O. &fore has just received from
New York 11w Fall Style of HATS. whiCh he will in
troduce this 'daY, , Satuidayi August 28th: All those in
want of I% neat and superior HAT would do well to call
at • N0..73 WOOD STREET.
ang2S
r I OW N SEND,
,CARIf & C.irS'ii:ceessora to th - c ' Olirtin
lof Towns end & Co.. and Can.' & Rowland, beg
leave to announce-to' their friends'and to the public gen
erally, that thee are now prepared .to execute all, kinda
of work in the;Cotteh and Wagon-malting business, at
the shortest noticcoind warranted to be of the best anal
ity. The very large nuentity of seasoned timber with
which they are p . repared,And their facilitiei for besiness.
enables them to insure the public that they are prepared
to carry on an extensive.. and prompt business in. their .
-line, and therrespectfully solicit ,conlinuance; of the
liberal patronage beetcnked upon the laiefirlrli,
eurelars
A.GRivny...t , iivo. , .have removed tei 'the corner 'of
. Wood street and Diamond alley, ove r 111'Clain , a
leather store, where , they are prepared to furnish Venitiou
Wholtaale and Retail, at pricet much reduced;
having a very.scorntrie mode qt.paintilg, and other advan
teges unknown m M
others in e trade. Besides giving a sa
penor finishlo Blinds, they trimthem with the best mate
rials, making them rich and durable.
Pi. B. Wide or narro slats—portable or permapent'fas
tenings furnished. Old lindt refitted. . dec2l-y
Hardware, Cutlery - r ° and Saddlery. •
TOIIN WALKER. Dealer in Foreign and Domestic.
e.) Hardware. No. 85 Wood street:would respectfully
inform his friends and the public general/3'i that he has
received a large stock of Foreign - Hardware per ships
“Wyoming.r and "Monongahela." which. to
gether with a large supply of American Goods he id now
receiving direct" from the inanuftwthrera. will make his
assortment very extensive and complete. Western mer
chios will please cull and examine his stock. *OB
Q . FEEL :4WD FILF lie subscrl-
I
suliserl
-1 tiers. basing auto rg.eol their establishment for the men
ufacture of Svert. and FILM—on the center of O'Hara
and Liberty streets. Pittsburgh—are prepared to furnish
Files of every description. of the best quality ; and being
determined to make it the interest of consumers to pur
chase Files from them respectfully invite the patronage
of all who use the article.
marltl-y .1. ANKIIISI & CO.
x-r.wi.v INVENTED PATENT ISIT/Cli
.1.1 TRUSS, for the immediate relief and - permanent
cure of Hernia and Rupture: (Suited to all sires.) The
superior claims of this Truss consist in the comparative
case with which it may be *onl. The pad of wood be
ing neatly balanced on springs. yields tothe pressure of
any part of it. and thorougly adapta itself to any 1110Ve
m0111 made by the wearer. It can be worn without inter.
mission. anal a cure is effected. The subscribers have
made arrangements for the manufacture of these valua
ble Trusses. in a superior style. in Philadelphia. anti have
them now for sale at their °;b. e. No. 77 Smithfield street.
near Sixth, Pittsburgh. fI.iFIORQE WATT,
iy
_ _ _ I). W. KAT.IFFMAN.
A ONONGAIIEIi.teIfUIiSE. On the corn, of Water
_Lij. and Sin/Afield sweet, PiusburrA, Pa.—The - under
signed Proprietors of the Monongahela House tinnounte
to the Publle. that the House is open for the reception of
Nisitors. They ore consrions Of having spared 110 ex
pense in fitting out the Establishment in such a style no
to render every comfort to the Guests. They hope by
Constant care and alteration to Lushness to merit the p a .
trounce so liberally bestowed on the late Monongahela
House. JAams cnossAN & SON.
I:AV littlfft S'oB:l,—JouN D . Mono A N,
.1.1 sale and liercid•Drur,,trist,No. I 3 Wood, street.
one door South of Dinmond alley. Pinsdurg.—eThe
sifbscriber has jost - eoceived (corn the Ensteru cities, and
is now opening at the. 4012 stand. a full assortment of
article, in his line. ronsasting or Drugs of all kinds, Dye
Stuffs, Paints and Varnishes, Chenticals, he., together
with all such articles no are usually kept for sale at a
wbolesale and retail drug 'dote,
Ills stock is entirely new. and has been selected with
care. Ile is confident that hi, articles. both as to quality
and price, will please such as may favor him with a call.
„rnyft-y
4 THENEEM fitireshmtut and ..lia , hinrir Saloom. Libor
/IL ty Street.—The sithscribers.rdecply tahtikful for the
increased and still incrensimr patronage hostels-eel on
them. since the opening of their establishment., beg leave
to state that their baths are open at all times, and that
hot. cold and shower baths can be had at. any llloll4[lld-..-
A few mart boarderscrm be accommodated by the week,
and gentlemen can procure breakfast, dinner, supper.
Ott., at the usual boars. nay: breakfast 71 o'clock, a- in.;
dinner, 14; slipper 54 p. tn.
Oysters, cooling drinks. tied other refreshments furnish
ed to a superior style, and charies moderate.
yenta PECK. THOMPSON di_ CO.
f 0N0N04.111i1....% PLANING :1111.L.--hatas NULL
kit tninEa would respectfully inform his friends and the
public, that his new eniablinhment is now in full operation.
and that he in prepared to furnish Boat Cnbins. nod El all
orders fnr Planed Lumber, with pftimptitude. and at the
lowest mien.
Hoard and Plank. planed on one or both sides, con
stantly on hand.
Nosh. Doors and Mouldings, of ettory description, made
to order.
Suittten and Carpenters wonttl find it to their advan
tage to trice him a cull. as he can now fitratah th eta w i t h
planed Stull; imitable Inc every description of work.
dee3•tf
VIFTII WARD I.IVERi'
subscriber, having brought out the well
known Livery Stable kept by C. D. Dory, in the
Fifth Wnrd. respectfully' Infortns hie friends and the pub
lic generally, that he wall keep a: all times a stock of the
hest description of riding horses, buggies, carriages of all
kinds, and in short everything required in his line Of
business.
A considerable portion of his aleck is new, and he is
confident no stock in the city will be superior to his.
His terms will be moderate. His stable is on Liberty
st., a few doors above the canal bridge, where respectful
ly solicits a share of public patronage.
CHARLES COLEMAN.
He is also provided with an elegant Hearse, which
be furnished wheit.requircaL 0ct2.5.
tunes overa • de. Co.,
TTAVE the - pleasure to announce to their friends that
II
they again occupy their old stand at No. tll Wood
street, where they have opened an extensive WAIL.PA
PF.R. WAREHOUSE, and will have constantly on hind
mu extensive assortment of Satin, Glazed, and Plain PA
PER HANGINGS, Velvet and Imitation Borders., of :the
latest styles and most handsome patterns, for page/ing
halls, parlors and chambers.
They manufacture. and have on hand at all times,
Printing. Writing,ll.etter, Wrapping and Tee Paper; Bon
net and Fullers' Boards—all of which they ofrer for sale
on the most accommodating terms, and to which they
invite the attention of merchants and others.
. - .
AI SO—lllnnk Books of all kinds and the best quali
ty; School Books, &c., always on hand, and for sale as
nhore. gue2s
`ess• at an. •ap Store.
4 CHAS. H. PAULSON, (Woof the fineipt
of Paulson & 0111.1 having opened his new .
store. at No. 73 Wood street, next door to
the corner of: Fourth, is now manufacturing, and receiv
ing from the Eastern cities, a very large assortment of
Hats and Caps of every description, warranted to be
made in the best manner and of the hest materials. Ot
ter. Seal, fine and common Muskrat, Scalene, Hair Seat,
Plush and Glazed Caps.
ALSO —A fine assortment of ladies Furs, inch ds Lynx,
Fitch. Clenet, and Coney Muffs, Tippets and Fur Trim
mings, all of which he offers at Eastern prices for cash,
both wholesale and retail.
Country merchants will please call and examine my
stock baron' plue.bating-tlituttre:
. . . . .
j
' . 11. CIJILI)S & CO. are new receiving
dimmil
their Spring supplies, consisting of one of
the largest, cheapest, and best assortment of Boots
and Shoes that they have ever been able to bring
to thin market.
ALSO—Ladies' nod Misses' Florene Braid and Straw
Bonnets, of the latest style; together with a splendid as
sortment of Palm Leaf Bate, Men's and Boys' Smuttier
Cape.
ALSO—A large tot of New York Tanned Sole Leath
er, al I of which. having boon pnrehased•nt the lowest
rates, anti selected, with great rare for the Weetere
trade, will be sold at a small advtuiee on the cost .and
charges. , . .
All Merchants wishing to purchase will find it to their
intercet local, and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Innen-if
13011.1111 PS Csty.Dartimenn rintlery..Pliilo Hall, Third
E street, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Franklin Buildings, Balti
more, Md.
Portiii-respeetfitHy.tinnonitees that he has. 31. t zon
siderable expense, fitted tip apartments and arranged
light for Daguerrootyping purposes. His long experience
in the art has enabled him tO overcome many of the
objections too common - to pictures taken by this me
thod.
Mr. Porter is aware that the impresiion has gone abroad
(owing to the many
. failurei to produce good pictures) thnt
clear and distinct Dagnerreorypes cannot be made in
Pittsburgh. His , expertments, however, since he has
opened his Gallery, fully warrant him in saying that as
n
good pictures ca he made here as elsewhere, •
Ladies and gentlemen urc invited to call and examine
specimens.
Instructions given. and instruments and materials fur
nished on reasonable 'terms.
All orders from country operators proinptly attended
to. nov2s-tf
PITTSBURGH CHAIR AND CABINET IVARE
HOUSE.—Are. 82, Third vivo. Fittsburgh.--The sub
scribers would respectfully return their thanks to their
friends and the public, for the very liberal patronage be
stowed since the commeneetrient of the new firm, and
would contents solicit 'a guntinuande of the same.
They would respectfully invite those who want to pur
chase anything in the furniture or chair line, to give
them a call and examine their extensive stock now on
hand. consisting of some of the most splendid Eastern
and French patterns of Rosewood end Mahogany Furni
ture. Flattered by the. vcry.extensive patronage receiv
ed in their business, they have. at considerable expense.
made arrangements in, New York, by- which they will
have the latest Eastern patterns forwarded Monthly, thus
giving the Citizens of Pittsburgh an opportunity of pa
tronizing home industry, and finding 4p their own city
what they formerly would obtain only in the East. Hav
ing adopted the principle of small unfelt sales,
they will be able to sell at as IoW rates as any of the
establishments in the Eastern Cities.
novl9-y
. • • - ROBERTS-R
- -
Cl HAVING AND HAIR DRESSNO SALOON,--Bcitcs
CI so & Focarsza, Thnsorial Projewors, have fitted up
the saloon on the corner of .Cherry alley and Water st.,
near the National Hotel, fornierly occupied by Clement
Archer, and are prepared to wait on gentlemen at once,
with ease. comfort and politeness.
In connection with their salcion. they have fitted up an
excellent shower bath, where persons can have shower
baths at all hours of the day.
They, still continue to serve their ettitettn . era eel,. at their
Old &Old, corner : Of...the Piarpeind ittid-Unihn Street. •
f." 117. 4. - • - "' •
Busintss q;:arbs
141i0lesale Shoe :tore
~l[3[¢~~tllifDU3
William J.; Burnside,
AUCTIONEER- AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Attronne.lrY PA.
IRCULAIL- , •Thblandersigned having complied with
C
.the.requiinmeets of the -Auction Law, and taken out
a Cominission asAuctioncer, for,the City of Allegheny.
ready it, receive eterebandize..in all iti -variety,
on consignment foreither publiciar private sale; and from
long experience in the above bffincbas of business. flat
ters himself that be Will be able tb pille entire satisfaction
to all who may.fayer him with their patronage.
Liberal advaricei made on Consignments. I shall en
deavor to make speedy sales and quick returns.
Tendering you and your friends my services, I remain
your obedient servant , AVM. 7. BURNSIDE:
Allegheny City, September. tar?.
James May,..ratiteahl'thally, John Little. Jr.. John B.
Guthrie, Wm. A. Hill t Co., Jones It lll'Clintock, James
K. Logan. John D. Davis, Pasha & Hammy. John B. Mc-
Fachien &.00., tslexitnder.Stitttvt, Yo!sug# Stevenson.•
nbylLy -
John Cart*right,
ThIPORTER and Manufacturer of Cutlery. Surgical and
Dental InstruMeluts, Saddler's and Tanner's hand tools,
Taylor's Patent Shears, &c. Also, manufactures Truth
es, Supporters.
,&c.; in great variety.
John Cartwright, manufacturer and importer of Pen,
Pocket, and Table Ciniery; Saran', Scissors, Piles ; Saws,
Tools, &c.,.hats removed to
83 WOOD STRZIM. second itoor below Diamond alley,
And bus lately received &large assortment of - .
PEN AND POCKET KNIVES. KNIVES AND FORKS.
Also. Rogers' and WhotsenhOhns' FINE CUTLERY,
Elliott's, Rodgers'. Wade and Bro.'s Razors, Scissors,
Razor Strops. &e. Damascus and Wire TVridt
GUNS. RIFLES AND PISTOLS. •
Allen's, Colt's. and Blcuit's REVOLVERS; Powder
Flasks. Shot Belts. Dante • Bags: Walker's and Coxe's
Extra Percussion Caps; Bowie. Ibrk, and llunting
_Knives.
Tools. such as 'Callipers, Dividers. Plyers , Nippers,
Hand Vices. Squares. Bales. Braces, Bits. Spoke Shaves.
Stocks and Dies, Wire' and Iron ()nage', Mathematical lnstnunents, he.. in very
,kreat variety - .
Itriobbing and reps - mpg neatly and punctually done.
Auction Notice
. . . . .
rr lIE subseriberhas paid into the Treasury of the Com
11_ monwealth, the amount of license required by law.
lie has given the regularly approved security. and taken
out a COIIII.BiOiI of the first claim as an Auctioneer of the
city of Pittsburgh. and rented that spacious wareroom
beloitging-to Sylvania lenlirop. Esq.. No. 114 Wood st..
three doors from Firth, where he is prepared to attend to
the sale of every kind of Merchandise. Furniture. Real
Estate. Siocki. Shipping.ke., either at the Auction Rooms
or on the premises: and wit in . all eases exert himself to
t hilto
the utmost for the hence' ofhis employers. on the most
reasonable terms; hew sell exclusively and only on
commission; neither parch ling nor having any interest
whatever on goods in the s re. but Merely the Commis
sion for selling ; thereby givi n g all owners a fair chrome,
without partiality of having therein property disposed of
to the best advantage.
Sales will he promptly settled when made; advance!'
will be given at any time on the artist accommodating
terms; merchants will notlie charged for advances.
Regular sale days. Mondays an d Th ti rid a yn. of Ilry Goods.
Groceries. Furniture. &c.; and every evening -Iliad wu re.
Cutlery. %Pitches. 'Guns. Pistols, and fancy articles:
Books, on Saturday evenings.
dila -'' - JAMES WKFINNA. Anet.
• AlrA t r- Ini"r : AVircA Ew7llolJßZi—
rito. og, : w Gad Street. 4 fit
4 .PRTNG -FASHIONS.
SILL BEAVER. AND NUTRA HATS.
The subsoribevrespecutilly. informs his customers and
the public, that he has returned from NeerYOrk. bringing
with him the Moat "approved 'Stele of lints, foesiorisig and
summer wear, adopted by William IL Beebe. Broadway,
(late Beebe & Coatar.) He would also inform the public,
that he is daily manufacturing Hats and Caps. of all des
cription', which he, is determined to dispose °fat prices
to please the parchaicr that is, cheaper , than any other
Bat e s tablishment in the city : .
117Tountry.alerchauts, wishing to Purchase Hats and
Caps, by whnlisale, are rcqu'esred to call and examine
his asaortirtent4 as lie feels. confident of being able to
please in tlaality, quantity, and price.
(4. W. CHASSGOW. Aranufacrinrer.
No. 102 ! Wood at., 3i doer below John D. Davis'
marl -dam Cammerrial Auction Rooms.
New 'York Pekin, Tea Company.
CAUTION TO TRW PUBLIC. "
A
JAYNF-4 is the only . authorized agent
to Pittsburgh and Aliceheny cities, for the sale of
the Pekin Tea Company'a Tens of 75 and 77 Fulton St.,
New Fork... other person in Pittsburgh pretending to
sell our Tens is au - imposter, and deceives all who - may
patronize him. It is commonly known that the Pekiu
Tea Conipativ's Tens have proved superior to all other
Tens 501, and for this reason many personshave dishon
estly pr4lended to have the sale of the Pekin Tea Com
pany:. Teas, when they are all the time vending wash
and Cheap stud: which they have obtained elsewhere*-
Others again.assume the nams of the Pekin Tea Com\
patty and imitate our packages, and thereby deceive\
many.
We are informed that there is a person in Pittsburgh
selling Teti under the name of the New York and .Phila
delPhia Pekin Tea Company. We have only to say that
this assumed commit:l. have no connexion, whatever,
with the New York Pekin Tea Company, an consumers
of tea will readily discover by comparing the article they
sell with the 'genuine tea, sold by the New York•Pekin
Tea Company, at Om store of Alextuidcr.Jaynes, No. 72
Fourth street.
N. B.—Messrs. AIcCALLSIONT & BOND, of Philadel
phia, have no . connezion, whatever, with the New. York
Pekin 'l'ea ComPany, nor have they any right or privi
lege to sell teas under a name so nearly resembling ours
as to have a tendency to mislead the public..
DOUGLASS & Co.,
nov4 • . -75 and 77 Fulton at.. N. Y.'
Gode y's Lady , . Book and RALZAIIy Eta gamine
rlillE oldest Magazine in the United States, contains
1. monthly sixty pages of reading matter, by the first
writers in the imuntry,--twelve more than tha New York
Magazines. Two splendid steel Engravings; an undeni
ably authentic colored Monthly Fashion Plate; Model
Cottages and Churches, Crochet Work, and other matters
for the Ladies, l illustrated and well explained, dm.
Price for One , r: (which includes the Laty!s Dot
, lar New-spa - 'eking three publications in one
month) S 3 .00
Two copies, without the Lady's Dollar Newspaper. • 5 00
Five copies, with one to the person sending the club— 10 00
Eight copies 15 00
Twelie copies. .. .••• • •4 • —• • ...... •—• • • ...... 20 00
A specimen of either the Lady's Book, or the Lady's
Dollar Newspaper, will be stet to any person paying on the request. Address, L. A. GODEA ,
Jan24-tf No. 113, Chesnut at., Philadelphia.
Fifth Street Turning,Estebl i shment.
rpflE Subscriber, having completed his late imProve
r moms, is now prepared to do all kindsof Tenting and
Sawing in a style far superior to, any other seep . in the
West, as he has now twelve turninglathes;blinng ma
chines; anal-circular saws fitted. up on the lamer and most
improved plans. He would most respectfully inform his
friends, and • the - public generally: that' he iritendato give
his full attention to their orders: Ille,will keep a constant
supply for the accommodation. of his country customers.
(carpenter's and . tablnet-makers,Y of•newel-post and bal
lusters. materials for columns and hand railing, bed posts
and table' legs. Also, bed posts and rails fitted tip on his
most approved plan of iron fasteners and hickory screws.
All orders from a distance promptly attended to.
H. H. RYAN.
N:ll.—Our German friends will always find some at
tentive German in the estoblishment to attend te theft
orders.
N. B.—The subscriber would further inform the public,
that he has a very powerful engine—about 70 horse pow
er—and a few small rooms to let, with steam power in
them. Suitable for small branches of manufacture.
Fifth street, NO. 29 between. Wood and Market eta.
A. A. Mason & Co.,
ArA RUCS STREET. DETICEEN TIIIRD AND FOCRTII STREETS.
NFORM their friends and the anblic generally, that he
ingg about to rcznovc to_the spacious and elegant Store,
recently erected on the adjoining lot, they will close out
their large and . well. Selected stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, AT COST, and in many cases less than cost, to ena
ble them to open their new store with an entire sto'ck of
new Goods". • -
' The sale will commence this day, and continue until
the first of March, or until their removal. .
Their extensive assortment of 'DRESS GOODSvvill he
sold full 30. per cent. less than the usual prices. '
They consist of the most fashionable Cashmeres and
De Lames, CaliOlohair, Silk and Orange Plaids. Also,
Bombazines,' Alpacas, Ste., &e.
CLOAK Goons—French and. German Merinos, Queen's
Cloth. French Plaid Cloaking', Broad Cloths of all the
most fashionable colors.
Black and Fancy Dress Silks, of every variety,
Strissi,:s..-.‘Cashmere, - "Perkeri. Tartan, Plaid, and other
Shawls.; very large assortment, fully reduced one half
price.
in PLANNI6 - ts—tireleh English; and American Flannels, of
all colons and qualities.
Bennet and Cap Ribbons.
Gloves, Hosiery, Gimps and Fringes, Wrought Collars
and. Capes, Laces. Artificial Flowers. Plumes and Feath
ers, Scarfs, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Buttons, &c.
LINEN Goons of. every description.
Woolen Gnods.
Cassirnere4. cassinetts, Vestings, Beavers, Pilots,
Tweeds, Jaynes.
‘Vhititty and-Date Blankets. -
Also an extensive ammo/talent. Calicoes, Chintzes, Do
mestic
.Also,
Chec k a,.Stripes, Tickings; Brown and
Bleached blushes.
The following will be some of the Prices:
Cashmeres 18ic. Usifitprioe 171 c.
Mona. de Laines 121 e. 2,50 31 ,.
Gala Plaids 50c. " " ---- . - •81.,00.
MOhairkOre..on do • .20c. ...... • • .371 -
Alpaccas .... ~.• • • ,Vic%
N F V la i l oi n tg e h ls t • :• ni)c ifil. " 37 37 1 C .:
Calicoes.- . 9 610 a, ",: 1 2 40-
Cassinetts • 28031 e. • 50c.
Together;With"-e4ifY afticle whichAVlll-be.
offered equally cheap. VtistioTstaar:b4S asSaty4 E that,
they will not diETP9.4.lt,ed_m_the duality or prices Of
our goods. - A. A. MABONA/3.K0.
MO COU'STRY I.t I FACHANTS.—The sudscrifier will
I pay three dollareandeeventitive Cents per 1 - 01:rIbil
ersu,.for good mixed cowry qUanlitift of:fifty .
to three thousntul pounds, delivered at. ray Book Store.
lin ci . - a B2 han Wr a
s ist l re. n e v_ t, ai Pi r t su ts p b p ii i r y gh - if. .- .1 4' 1, 7- .9w, , .
books,‘yriting
and wrapping paper, blink books,. etc:, :which will be
sold by the dozen or retail, at lowest cash. priceefor rea
dy pay. [jan273- - - LUKE-LOOMIS Arent.
. .
I\TOTTCE.—AII persons indebted Aathe subscribers, are
1.11 requested -to , make payinent, °a.m.- before the 25th
hist.,af not, their account will be given ton Magistrate
foreollectiod; all persons having claims against the firm
Will . please presentdwir ' sccountsitsr.oavmeet, •
-12:
- • mityulr.
liscclhaiirotts:
• • ••
BOOK IND 1•011 PRINTING. OifFICE;
N. IV % Corner or *skid Anti:Fifth Street/.
'FILE Prottetor ,of the itidanzeo Peer and MICKIIIT
J, AXD Kt. ACTCII.ZI4" irspeotfullyinforms his friends
and the patrons of these papers, that he has et large
sortment of. JOB TYPE, AND ALI.,
_OTHER NATE
FOALS necessary to a Job Printing 01Thse, and that hi ii
prepared to extents
,
LITTER 11111111 P3MRING or 11911r7 )1SONIP2ION!
. .
Boob. c.fhTir Lodittg;
Pamphlets BM ;Bads,
Handbels, Reinks, irats
,'Ail kinds of-Blanks Stage, Steamboats nd .. C anaißoat
Bills, with appnrpriate, Cuts, printed *tithe shortest notice
and most reasonable terms. , _
He respectfully asks the patronageMs Of friends, 'find
the public in generlil, in this branch of his business.
. Vegetable P
T T is now twenty years since T first used theYagetilt
blePulniahary Ilaisam in my family. since that time
it has been my practice to keep a bottle of the article by
me for the use of my family, wjlich r iti lane, and for the
benefit of my, friends.. I have runiformly found It to be it
very raltiable. efficient Medicine; 'afid think, that by using it" seasonably for the complaints for which it is recom
mended. it has often prevented the disease from taking-a
more serious form. In one instance, I recommended it
to my brother, Who resides in the Stateef New York, who
NMI dangerously in with a disease .of . the lungs. ,He
has Since written to me for more;', having. found no
which rave- him so much OM PECK.
Sold in Pittsburgh by :
Corner of 'First end W rI OO4LH A. ; .,F tt A ls li
o, N e E otta n e °C r •o iC f fr. Siz C t O h " ti.nd
Wood streets.
PURR GREEN AND'SLACK- TEAS. from the New
York Pekiniha Company.—just received at the Pc - -
kin Tea Store. 7'2 Fourth street. a very large supply of
fresh Green and Black Teas. of all the.differentgra.des.
and qualities imported into this enuntry : peeked in lead.
in 5 lb. boxes, in 1 Sc. lb.. and t lb. - packages. A 150.5
tin Cannisters. of the different qualities, convenient for
families and steamboats. ranging in prices from S7i cents
Ibl. to St.so. Fine Oolong Black Teem - at 50, 894, 75.
S7le...and $l.OO , 10' lb.
We will refund the money in all cases where our Teas
do not give entire satisfaction, or alchange for a different
article.
For sale at the Pekin Tea Store, 72 Fourth et.. hr
deell A. JAYNES.„
ROOTS, SHOES. TRL'NIS. &.o=Follernsbee 4•• May
word, wholesale. and -retail--Boot-Shoe and Trunk
Store. No. 186 Liberty street. nearly opposite the head of
Woad. F.& H. have instore and are mcelsingtheir Fall
and Winter stock of BOOTS. SHOES. &c.. consisting of
the largest stock they hove ever been able to bring tothis
market. Our stock of gooks have mostly been manufac
tured to our order, and expressly for the Pinstatrelt mar
ket. We also have constantly on hand a splendid stock
of Harearers Metallic Gum•Elasife Shoes. both for ladles'
and gentlemen's wafts. the. most -beautiful article ever
manufactured. 'We would solicit an examination of our
stock of goods, by all . who wish to purchase either at
wholesale or retail, as we shall sell at a small erdranee
store coo. Country merchants will find it to their inter
est to call and examine our stock he fore nwreltasing.
FOLLANSBEE 114 - HAY\ V ASP.
Oug2l
• No. ISO Liberty at.
lANOS—Chickening.--One splendid rosewood'6l. oe
.iave Piano Porte, made by Chickering. Boston;
Herz .—One semi-grand Piano Porte,.frorn the Ingunaine 7
tbry of Henry Herz. Paris. a Octaves.' "
Oak 4- Co.—One carved rose wood a Octave. made by
Gale & Co., New York, One ,ditto mahogatty . ol Oc
tave.
Stod dart. New York..—One elegant mahogany. Piano. ,
Octave, which has been in use for about a year. Price
two hundred
SECOND HAND PIANOS.—An excellent second
linnd Made by & Brothers, In good order.
Price
One second-hind Pied.). Price S4O.
For sale by - • JOHN H. MELLOR.
nov9
- Wood street.
FANCY GOODS at Z. KI,PAY'S new store 07 Market at.
45 pen china vasis. various styles:
4 don, piece% shaded and plain velvet ribbon; •
2 " black
2 " Celestial and Tenrestial Globes;
" Ivory Memorandum Tablets
4 " Cut velvet pocket books and card eases.
- 4 " florse.shoe'combs.. imitation of shell;
6 "*
German silver ten bells.
' TRIMMrNGS.
- A large lot of Gimp bead bluelc.fringe. -
A good assortment of Drab and mole colored;
46 •
Gimp to match;
" -Wide Week:
" " Graduated Buttons.
With a great variety of miscellaneous goods, amongst
which are ••*:. •
Extra large sire Ernong 1311113: •
Coral Beads. assorted strands;
'riting Desks. ,
Ladies work boxes '
Backgammon Boards;
Gold Spectacles all. ages;
Black Duren Galloon.
, Alt the aboveloods - will be sold low. isov2s
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I I store of the subscriber. in Fifth st., near /tlarket:
Arai eria .11 - ediert, pure; by Samuel Hahneman.translated
and edited by - Charles Juimellempel. Mi D:.4 vela.
Hartman's Acute Discares. by Dr. Dempel, vol. 1.
Homeopathic Domestic 11Iedieine. by J. Lowrie, en
larged and improved by A. J. ball, M. D.
labia New Manuel. yol. 1, Nos. 1 aml.3.
Herings Come-stie Physician:
A Manuel of. Domestic Cookery._ for The use of persons
who are under llornceopathic treatment.
Boartinghausen's Therapmtie Pocket'Book, for Hamm
patlusts, by Dr. Okie. . •
Habenum's Chronic Diseases. COI. 5.
Together with Medicine theirs; of different sizes and
rites. a.lB , . -VICTOR SCRIBA.
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111 - Mirth, by Janeway. one volume, - - SO 88.
Chornock's Choice Worlrs. by Lymington. I vol.. OSS
Coincidences of the Old and New Test:intents, by
Rev. J. J. Blunt ; D. D.,1 vol., - 1 2S
Chalmers , Miscellanies. Poems, Essays. &e., 1 50
Select Works of James,. Venn, Wilson. Phillips--
- and Jay. in one large vol., for the low price of 150
The Free Church Pulpit, 3 volnmes, - - 500
Modern Infidelity, by Schmucker,.
Life of David, - - • • 075 _
Daily Walk with God; - by hinthew Strong, - 0 33
Circle of Human Life. byTlieluek, - 0 3
Memoir of Charlotte F.hiabetlf:- - - 0 . 31
The Work:l,of Francis Turretine, in-the. original
- Latin, to be' complete in four volurnes, 7 -three
volumes flow ready: •
Willis' Poetical Works. in splendid Turkey..Morocep.
The above; Witha great variety of new books. juit re
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jan7 56 Market at-, between,Third and Fourth.
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The Errors of Modern. Infidelity illustrated and. refuted,
Schmuckor, A . litiiraitor of First Lutheran
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Snared Philosophy of the Seasons; illustrating the per
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XTEW WORKS.--Crood-Wives; by'Mre. Child;
.L' History of Women, by-Mrs. Childs;
Prose- and - Prietry' of Europe and Americo, by
Morris and Willis; ..
!lhchievelli's History of Florence;
Life of Banvenuto Cellim;
Letters of John. Adams to his Wife;
Book of the Court;
Latrobe's Solace of Song;
Dictionary of Quotations.
H: S. BOSWORTH & CO..
nnv2s No. 13 Market at.
Brandies.
40 WHOLE, Half, Quarter and Eighth Pipes of the
following brands and vintages:
Sazerac, 1937; Seignette—
Otard, 1837 and 1844; Pinct, CastillionA Co., '44;
Hennessy, 1844 Dopey. P. E. 0.
The above brands are warranted pure, or no sale; good
judges are all invited to examine flit themselves, at the
corner of Smithfield and Front streets.
P. C. MARTIN.
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- 17 - ALLIABLE BOOKS—BOIFN'S STANDARD LI--
y BRARY.—Mschiavelli`i History of - Florence and
- Prince; Roscoe's Leo. the Fourth .Roseole's LOMIZO de;
Medici: Schiller's Don Carlos and other Drat:mai Beck,
mturs History of InventiOns4 , Metnoirt of Cabot Crain
mom.; Schleyell's' Philosophy of History Schleyellls
Dramatic 'Lite ratnre ; Memoirs of Cot . Hutchinson; Rob t.
Hill's Miscellanerins Wark%; Life of BonlioutO Cellini;
Cox's House of Aust r i e;..lionterweck'e'Spanildr Licera.;
rare. For sate'by . H. S . BOSWORTH & CO,
dee4 ;' '43 Market-street.
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rkftVGs.---Ocuti
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.Gamboge; . •
" True;
• '-' • ' new crop;
, - .Galbattuna, strained;
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-• " Dandelion; -
Belladonna; : •
Just received, and for 601 e by
.=.- - IA A. FAHNEST6Ck CO., -
dec.l4,:. Cur._ Fi ;brand Mood sts.
YE bb.l.._ chipped 4oftwoccti ,
_' „gruutut.: - do;
100 - Tr -
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uatio
- I,IXV ground CanrivOodr- L --
Just ye eiyed v and for utile •-•
„B. A. FAHNESTOCK A. , .00...
Saab - Ctif. Piist drid'Wbod sty,.
F - S 'SALE, Four - Lots—Bounded' b) Ftno;,L • - fry
an d nay eta. each Jot having 24 iket.ol#, 4kad _ex
tending, brick 110 feet. Ttici of ;heti ere coiner lota, and
the-position of the whole property is one of the most ad.
santageous in-the city,. For further information apply ; o
SWARTZWELDER, Fourth st.,
between -Wood and Smithfield.-
TISENZOIO ACIIA7-73,onnees just received anoloc enhic.
by . B. 4. VAWIEsi9cK & co„
-6triei-dr- *rid wooa , -
:, , F;,~~~~-:ow,,
NITAII3ER 222.
MidtOttancous:.,
- - WM. 'DER & SONS.
ICo l, s i ric MAJLT.B . tim er
tea/-•"%. St. Clair gouts, opposite the Ezz
e4gevilalNlVW change Hoyt, Erstrance on Penn it.,
respectfully informtbeit friends
and the public they are prepared to furnish and at
tend to every in the line or Underakers, as they
have quit 'the business of Cabinet Making, and their at
teution mai be devoted altogether to the above brusinesti
keep silage assortment of COFPINt made end finished.
covered, and lined in the neatest manner, with a variety
of materials , and Mall prices; we keep SHROUDS ?ti
dy madejef all sizes, of Flannel, Cambrie, and -Mouslbi.
at all_priees; anti - Made in the ct_ t ern style, and all othei
articles necessary for dress= 4he dc,ad and furriisbing
funerals, of quality and . prices su SILf(ER
PLATE!.
for engraving the name mid age; ICE. CASES for - laying
the body in ice, by those who vrpitt to ' keep `. their friends
any length of time and hare ZINC PANS to pug ice hi
for laying on the Cody; LEADEN Coifum always on
hand. We have splendid new HEARSE and a pair of
Inc horses. and any_number of the best carriages, eta.
etc., and - will be prompt, punctual, and reasonable.
Unibreniii Parasols, Farago!attest
AND WALKING CANE MAUR:EL - LA.9.
M. li. RICHARDSON, SIZAM , Facrtray. (tha - eniy
one irvtite United States, ) No. 191, Market streeti
elpbla-
Merchants are respectfully informeri,that I cciatinua trr
manufacture all the above goods tha aid stellun:
notwithstanding the great opposit ion of parties opposed id
the introduction ofexpensive improvements. My assort.:
mentisoomplow, nnitprices solow-es to gii Me ntiratlat;-
irrAs Mere:is an Uitibiellet Stbre neat dbor,
those's* mania, itistatpbrtaatpbushould tertietilber WM:
RICHARDSON; Saffirt Etictbry; Parrrenue - e
Walking Cane Umbrillb,sign Of the Liu* and Earn.x,Ncii
104. Market st.;ghilifdelplua. •- • •
fErAttention IX requested to thOCalebrated
Cane Vintivelfa, , a neat-and beautiful ornate, Oombinina
the advantages of a Cane and 1. - mbrella. . rasa
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y
rou9lF l Ladleii , Itemlriar,
ag e ut i i n clt en tLtpe. snu o :;
• Y. - A 1 1 Ile ••• h eln-y Sandusky vat of his School, tram the corner of Sandusky and Straw:
berry streets - . where lie has been teaching for the last
twelve months. - On and after April Ist, he will occupy
Rooms on Federal street, In •••Ctilbrdide RoW," 2ad db 4
from the bridge. The Academic Year will consist df tire.
Sessions, of ewe months each, coullesneing °tithe arsi
Monday in February and September: • -
tuns OF 11.11:10S; r22.111:651021 OF ITVE
English Department--Inr.ludirmßeading. Orthography
and Defining, Writing : English Grammar, Rhetone; Lo
gic, English Composmon and - Criticism;
Arithmet and the-higher branches of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy. Botany,Phy
siology; Geology. intellectual and Moral Science, and Al/
other branches requisite to a thorough English Mien ,
tion • 820 en,
Classical Departmtini;-Includingthe Latin, Greek and
French languages, each an additional Charge Of. , :,86"
The services of competent Teachers, arc secured. fht
such as may desire to receive idstructions in Drawing
'Painting, and Music.
• Those designing to enter, will find it to Their ihtdreivio
do to as near to the opening of the Session 'as :possible;
vet pupils will be received at any time during the StligikOn,
and will be charged at the Above, ..rates only tinnf
time of entrance. he deductitmeivill be thadtilbtabsail
ces, except
in cases of protracted Wheat •
Any information whielt may be desired, will beelteerc
fully communicated to those who call upon the•lustructek
at his rooms. • • • • •
Reference may also be made to the followinggentle
men :
Dr. T: F: Mile, Allegheny,. lion .
Rev. D. 'Elliott, " • Rev. D. H. Riddle; ;
Mr. H. P. Schwartz, " Rev. - It. Dyer, , 11.!
"Ir S. 'MORRIS & CO'S . BLACK WRITING INK, 1 , 1
. Steel or Quill Pens, and thr Copying , Press.—Thigruk
is the result or the experiments of several years, devoted
to, the manufacture, on an extensive scale, of au*Bale
suited to all the e urposes of the consumer. The paffikz
Lion of this Wr i ti ng Ink consists in the hillevring' prOptir
tiei: FLenurt---in which property it will be tuand. - 10
surpass all previous preparations. IA will flow Wilh'Per
feet freedom; either from quill or steel pens, and is Unties -
ly free from any corrosive qualities. Count-I-The FOI#
of this article is a rich, beautiful blue black.
117 - All good black Ink, from-Its necesaary chrobreal
constitution, requires exposure to the nit to impala deep
color. It 'moat not, therefore.- be expeciethalaitthil ino
mem the bottle is oped, the lulswillbeloattityllsf-ritidt
black. 'f irst appearance,wfll lie_pale; but rultir ex
posure tehenucal aethiti Of .-
on paper or in . the inkstand, it will =tumult brilliant black
line.
PEastlicrxer—The color is unaltemble by'the , •briOe ot
time. It will never fade. On this account, all importing -
records should.be made in this article, nii years only,
deepen and streferthen its tine: • . . .-.•••
N. B. This . Ink is suitable for all kinds of ItlSMilic.
Pens, and for Pen's made of Quills; and "wkat
mnt antl..verr desirable._ with many, will pvo'2 peret
impression by the Copying : Press.
usink..m the institutions With which Werra -
connected...No.4e Blitrlliar/c 'Writing. and, ititaspoct
to fluidity, brilliancy. and
. permanency, believe it superior
to any Ink we have heretofore - (Signal.]
"A. Thurston. Cashier Bank of I.oltisville ; Wtn. Rieke.
radian, Cashier Northern Bank .of Kentucky; George C,
Ganehmey; Chshier Bank3rif Kentucky:l.. L. Shreve,
President of-the Gas Bank., Thomas. L. Helm. Clerk -dr
Barren County Coart; Curren Pope, Clerk of Jefferson
County Court; P. 73. Atwood, Secretary- - Firenfan'i lust- •
ranc Company; John-Muir, Agent-.T,exinmon Insurance
Company; S. S. Goodwin, Secretary Portland Dry Dock
and Insurance Company; D. S, Chambers, Secretary
'Franklin Fire and Marine Insurance Company; ; I. 11.
Rhomitt, Treasurer Louisville Savingbistituuon." •
A supply of the above Ink. just teed and for sale by
felf7 • JOHNSTON' & STOCKTON.
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Labor Saving Powder '
MOUNT- EAGLE T R IPOLI . IVIA.NI3IW;TUR.II) AT
THE BOSTON' IkfOURT EAGLE WORKS,
FOlL:elemang the surface Window s, Minya, rind
• Glass Ware. tind.restorinkit to its original. urinfla
rem'', this article is decidedly without an. equal ..BOth
'time and labor are saved by its use . A - thousictin forth.'
mice& could : be adduced, it necessary, to certify tb this
tact.
• It will remove the oxide from the surface or Ma;
rer Copper.-Braw Briumnia, Tin., te., with, Hat steak:ail'
facility, giving it an unrivalled polish. ' ' • -
A fair trial is all that the proprietor's ask, tio elan
vince the most skeptical of its utility.
rrse.—Let the Powder be apPliedifn a
dump, soft woollen cloth:. With a very. little itilition o
every paiticle of oxide may be removed:
.; ' .
fab4 . .19SEP/1 R._CARS, ikent.
- • For sale by 'JOHN D. MORGAN, Druggist.,,,.,
rRS. DUFF'S NL'IV MILLINERY 'AND DRS
.MAbaNG ESTABLLSEIM ENT: II-o ' lo s 4.o4ll l'it
(between Penn and thaDridge47:7„Ditsses,Cliinksi_Capai
Mantillas, &c., made - to the Intent FrenbhliJi9 Emglisb
Fashions. Also, Bonnets, MORS; Capci. libild DieSSC/4
A.c.- -A choice seletion of new stiles Satini, Silk Velvets.
French- Flowers, Gimps, rich 'cap and btinnet Ribbons,
Laces, Frin i eseCords, Buttons, Crapes, Modek; Maass,
Cambrics, andkerchiefe.; itaM-,wholestdo . , and
retail at the lowest price. 4 &MIRO. Milliners. supplied
with the latest French and Bfiglish patterns of every nivir
article in the Millinery Mid Dress-making line, at New
York prices.
Straw Bonnets cleaned and altered to the present Stahl ,
ion.
PITTSBURGH. STEEL WORKS AND SPRING:ANV
FACTORY* - :-
L"C "515-
JiIYNI6III 114,1TIGG . miN
Otea
goL47(a;ps.llr9le 'PlfougStnABingaan,dCoMaLfatia:Xlipt!
tie Springs, Haininered e pon Axles; and dealerain P l / 1 010: :
able Castings, Fi,mojltaguie Ltun_ ps, and Coaoh_Trannun_g s
genera 9- lly, corner of /toss and Front sts, Pitt a feb3m
"a•
AlA z g ai. K.l..- 1. 2 4 04 m t •f / ceived, tiy ZEBUT;ON
1 dozen run :WaS Masks; • s
6 a a Paper 61
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5 Common; -
3 gross Metallic Comb Cleaners: •
1 dozen E. , gEloilcrs;
1 " Salt Spoons; .
2 " Bone Mustard' Spool* ~
4 gross German Silver Table Spoons;
e 11 it "
Tea "
2 " Btitter Knives;
1 "
Picture
26,060 China Marbles; „.
6 dozen fine .Woblen Comforte.'•
A vcat vatiety of Canto 8411 i Cape:
. BASKE'T'S.
5 & . izeii fine French.willovi Baskets;.•
2 " willow MarkeF . , . .
" Straw Travelling ""
i t " Clothea• .
.; " Plana Toy •:.
Willow Cradles:
6 " Glass Motto Seals;
3 " Bons :§tanipci
3 Allen's Patent Revolving . Pistols;
5 pair ennunonPrain
1 dozen !setts Chessmen;
2 us " Dominoes : ... 6
• 6 " Tailors' , Tape Monsurettoi
6 -Rekr•Mrige:. assortect.
3 " 'Chula Bop And Sheep;.
" Strings. Amber Beads;
12 Nests Brume. ' ' -""•'s -
44- 1 . '(ANNOY SAT 'TOO 'MOOR: R0R:1T.Z 1 4444
A proof of the efEleaoy..of pr. Irilktrd's Drierrks; Cava& '
Miztu - is. geld the ' folloriiim: ' .... -; . '
,• . - . ~. - ..; ,•:, . * , Prrseereigl' . t,rebi'lati-114.4..'
"Afrsser;lrgy.t . 4: Brocktrfty: A sgise of duty come*,
me'to make a statement to regaid.tp the : effeecief Toter- '
Dr. Willard 'a Cough , MisofreupoOmy system. Fot tides; . • -,
twelve weeks h durieg the , winter, I .wasoo mushß, . ..'- . 1
wills a hartristang 4ough, as to tander ofeesdietiY-Ittrft:;Pi2/
to- attend tamp work'; ari,•frOm rhe.seralook.spy i ststese;;;
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I bud every reason to believe wa s . tilx..rwittiogjottil
cisrisubiption- - Atteryrying various meh.mthottt4 . .' 3 ,'
• effect,:l was led.lq try Chord', '' #'43rtentill;.o ": '',
ir i t.
Mixture, and, Rust say s that led e
I ti r the best 14 a - 1
tinitedilusteu , -nriffikt,-raMmbr '.,t - .' hi for its as I;.
was entirely curtaftrrtite - ftt- • -
.. crtele. To the
elicit:M.l*mM iat;"ilfef it b !tot sea be.eured. ,
. .., z..., ~. .•.-- DA.mxt. O'CommtP
— l'iiCes - *i'. * iiiii. - For tide' by . ."' N • t '. - -
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_,- . S. .2 - RAINS, BROCRIVAT,
SoldXii.'2, Com- Row, Liberty' BE; near Canal Bassii,
S alssi by . (fete]:.s.'"FLlalpie, LamSterreeviller...
A.TIDitEriMGARDE:kintEEDS.—The, s obscrilier
Ai has just received . his phut. supply. Laidreth'e,.--
Garden Seeds,•wananted tio;Sh and genuine, erabraeieig. - -4!
every variety 1490 h cultivating: The attention: or farm
ers, gardened's, and is resEeetridly, oalledr.tofibi
sleek. , 4
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