The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, October 05, 1848, Image 3

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Diamond Alley, can--:he..;Coußtiltetf
j*S?ffee cases of a pntate or dehcanntunremci&tnia
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jSyhilisandSyphilit)ceniptionb,gonofrtuerf * - *— ' K'~ -'
pandits consequences, together with all • • ; .v.: |«; v.-> - f<;
fimaSdtEaie*,impnrmeaofthe blood,'with Oil diseases,oC;. ■::,n.-.;::>4
»en« , A*forlgin,skmdwepses,writhstnctuTe.sgleer > urethTal 4 > f ** ‘ z 1
discharges, seminal weakness and.impotemr> r also, pilfiSj * ‘ , " Hy~, . i
rhenmatlara/fcmale weaknessij UiseaAeß Oi ihe- womb, . . ':
monthly' suppreswon*, diseases.'. ol ••the- Jcunts^fiBtnla\dn; ; v^A- , r>^::-gii^^^^!!;.^^:'^“-v~“ViKj^Sv^^.'riT»’'-^^: < i;i-i
ano,■nervous affectionA,pajnain.tiie:back amUoinvUi>- :^
tations of the neck of the bladder nnd kidney scorptitic 1 ■• » 7' * v *
erupUefna, tetter, ringworm.me^ennoldiseases,.Acw:.i::/,vt
;: -v,.-:..':" • TWELTO.VEARS!;P.IIACTICE ; fv;9?
Eiclnslvely devoted tathe.stuayniidtreatroentofvepol:;V
real disdrder»;:awdihose.arMingvlromyouihfia;«ce4Ma*:s^/r";V/H-^:‘^-;v»rvVs^*j;^A^w-^ ! ?^^rA:-i
gaiety, clunauyor. imnumies or.ihe.hlood,.whereb^the.,•:;;-.-;- ; .i-'.' ; :£r..' ■.,■*?.■■;.^ :* m s
conßUtailonmayimve'Oeeji.eHfeeUed } enal>tesprvßrown. v;,v:.;’;:-. ; ': : ;
looflerassurances of «pced> relief to all whomai place t t „ p >
themselves muter lus cate.- ;;. ■/.. -'.v- i ; ;,; *
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orate Apartments. Patients, cpn virtuDr, B-:withoiUfear- -: ~ ; \ r. ■
of exposure toolher\nsilorn. ; v ./.'-.-j- i. \ i ::;-.t: ■;;' ..>v .:';o":-vT:> i .
Itiaof importance to many persons in need of medical r ’ v
aid, to oblam good advice privately aiiu promptly.;-.;To-ali ?v. .' , t -. .•
flucb', Dr.'-Brown’s. ready'.skill .in removing:wiMrrariftf-:-'---.:., : .-:_ v ’• •'••:v^'tv.;
eases, in theirynnous forms mid stages, - ■ ■„
whieb con rarely be equalled. : Strangers are hereby. ap.{. ..•.-.iiSv-.,: _..., .. \
prised'.'that'.Dr. Krowu has bcen- regnJaflyeducaleum. .:,. :: -
every branch of medicine/ and for the-;!ast: iwetvo years •>h':-: k : -.t\: >■■.
confined himself exclusively lo ihe treatment of thase
diseases;.- -.':•••:■■•*■:j*• - ..■ 'v :'’y. ::;i...x-. '.O
Dr.-Brawn is the-only Tegulatly edncaied aingeon. m , • -u
Pittsburgh'who*, gives nts wholeatiemion to those eom*^vr..;, :? - .v-.. • > r
plaints , , ✓ - "■* f
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rupuofl from business. •■;’*■-. v--> >•■ ■■ ■"•
or Rupture.—Dr. Brown /fllso inviiespet-. ■ : ,
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DKMOCUA.TIOKrOBIINA’riOKS.
FOR PRESIDENT.
LEWIS CASS,
OF MICBIGAN ’
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
¥M. 0. BUTLER,
OF KENTUCKY
X» BHOCRATIO BIiECTORAIi TICKET
SENATORIAL ELECTORS
William BiGLKH,of Clearfield
' r -' David Northampton. ). •,
i- • . 11 CPBTtSgirTATIVg - ELECTORS.
. |>i HkNRT-L. BsNNSE, Philadelplua.County.
H Horn R. Knbass‘ do Cu>
HI Isaac Shuvx, do County
IV A L Roumfor*, do do
V Jacob 8- Yost, Montgomery no
' v- 1 VI: RobertE.\VßioHT,.lH>hich .do .
; ‘ VIL William Chester do i,
- ' ; VHI ' Hsxrt Haldemak, Lancaster: .do ■■■■:.
. : JX. Peter Kune, Berks do
;:O^Br§3aßdS.Schoonover Monroe do -
" W\ oming do
t XlllK* Brewster, Tioga do
XIII JoiinC Kmo, Clinton do
:XIV. John Weidman, Lebanon . • do
. XV. Robert 1. Fisher, York. do.
r. XV].. FBEDKUiCKSMxzn, Franklin do ;
: XVIL John Criswell, Huntingdon -do •
’ XVIH. Charles A. Black, Greene . ■ - do •
: XIX. GeobgrW, Bowman, Bedford do •
XX, John R. Shannon, Beaver . / do .
• XXI; Orobcb P. HAMiLTO»,*Allegheny do .
XXII AV H Davis* Crawford do
; XXIII.-Ttmotht Ives,. Potter . . . ; do ;
• iXXIV. James: G.CAMTBKLi,BaiIer: - dp
rOR GOVERNOR,
MORRIS LONGSTRETH,
Of Montgomery County.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
ISRAEL PAINTER,
Qf Westmoreland County,
FOR CONGRESS,
- - S AJIUKL W * Bli ACK ,
■ •■•'.OP PITTSaCSOH.
TOR JISStMBLT,
; JOHN J.MITCHEU Pilißburgh.
JOHN S. HAMILTON. do, ;
> EDMUND SNOWDEN, Allegheny...
1 WILLIAM L* MILLER, Versailles.
EDWARD M'CORRUVliidiana.'
dLDITOR,
JOHNOBRIEN,
co&nttssioKsa,
' JAMES WALLACE, Baldwin.
• ' ' BECOBDEn- '
DR. JOHN POLLOCK, Clinion.
CLERK OK THK COLUT
- BENJAMIN WILSON, Elizabeth Borough.
OUR CAMPAIGN PAPER-
Eljc
CHEAT REDUCTION IS TRICE 1
:To our:Demoerailc Frltudii
Deeply desirous oT witnessing the triumph of Dem
ocratic Principles and Democratic Men, at-the ap
- preaching Stale and .General Elections, tve shall
contribute all inour povrerto bring about that re
sult. Wo shall, therefore,aend our Campaign Papery
The Jiffersomnn, from September 23d, until Noyera
her 7th, to individuals and Clubs, upon the follow*
mg eery low cash terras ? •
5nruixC0pr,..........12J cents.
Teh Correa $1 OP
Twehtt-mve Copies 2 00
■ >'irry Copies,. . 3 60
Ohe HtitraaED Copies 6 00 i.
■ It jraust bo obvious to every one that these term
will. barely cover the cost of paper and press-work.
Orders train ibis or any of the neighboring counties
will be promptly attended to.
■vPitlibnfgl),Bept.2l,mS.
• v I TI)p Largest Journal tn tb«
NEW AND CHEAP WEEKLY ..FAMILY PAPER.
' THE PITTSBURGH
SATURDAY MORNING POST
—'DKC’OT&n TO—
' rOLTTICS, NEVrSy LITERATURE, 4*f., 4*<-
miJE UNDERSIGNED WttiV ISSUE, aboutthe first
-X'Qf October* 1848* ihefirstnuinber of a LARGE. FAM
r■■■JLV. PAPF.it, containin': more readingmailer than u«).
, weekly 'published West of the Mountains. Every de
•• pamnriu will be faithfully.attended to. and no pains or.
• expense wilt tie spared to render the Saturday Mamins
Past aw of tbe jnosvmslnieuve nud acceptable newspa
per^overissued inihe Mmi3sinm Vnlley. • ■
In its FOMTICAT. DEPARTMENT. tbe paper wilt
, turn to be ibeTaiihfQl nud honest, exponent of the Prmci
ides of theo&EAT Dekocbatic Pasty—the People's Par
ty—the Party of..Pro£rcftv Honesty, and Truth. We ;
shall fearlessly expose tltft unnghleous doing# of Feder
alism, ui whatever guise it tuny present itself* or under .
; ..wiintcvervoßnomen ifmaysnil;. . . - > I
The NEWS DEPARTMENT**!! be the objeet ofspe- 1
cm! care ami attention. Every thing.that i» now, inter- 1
' esting «nd exciting. will lie faithfully chronicled. The;,
various lines of MAGNETIC. TEEEUftAPH being now:
completed from Pittsbureh to nearly every
in the Union, we shall be enabled to present our readers,;
uptalhe JatcMmometiti a falldjgcstofaU Ihfl STIRRING
F,VI-NTS OF THE DAY _ , .
luihe LITER ARY' DEPARTMENT, we , shall intro
duce «n enure new feature into.the columns of the Sob ;
unlay Morning Post. At JeasWigAr columns of me paper;
each week will be devoted exclusively to Tain,?oe try. ■.
Biography, History, Moral Essays, 4*r., sc. In short, we.,
shall aim to make the paper, m this respect, fully equal]
'to the best literary papebs ofthoEast. We have novr i
eugoged scrcral distinguished writers, who wlllregular-, 1
ly contribute ORIGIf?AI* TALKS AND POETR\ r , to i
the columns of the Saturday Morning Post.
• COMM ESC! AI4 INTELLIGENCE.—We shall furnish
■ our readers each week with .an extensive and accurate
KEYIEW.OF THE PITTSBURGH MARKET, core
fully made up Trom actual sales ; together with ihe.mar«
kets of Philadelphia, Baltimore, lino■'iork, Boston, Cm-,
- cinnati , Heto Orleans, Sh Louts, received by
graph and other sources, up to the latest moment before
- going to press. The fluctuations m the Money Market,
Prices of.Stoek, Exchange, Ac. will also be carefully
noted in each number. .=• r
PHEMItJBIS.
To encourage Western Talent, we shall pay a liberal
compensation to any person who will furnish us with
eilter Tales. Poetry or Essay** \Vhicli--<tiaH bo deemed
worthy of publication by a Committee selected for that
express purpose.
’.TERMS. OF THE SATURDAY MORNING POST.
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tofore unsurpassed by anypnpertiiilic West.- TP dolma
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py of the paper for one year. To the person who
will procure the next largest number of subscribers, we
'• shall pwejjt a beautiful.edition of Lord Bjron’s Poems,
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Saturday Morning Post: To the person who wilt procure
tO subscribers, we wtfl forward one copy of the paper,
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• •• *• .. . Ij> HABrERf . •. ■
Editor and PropritOtr of the Saturday Pitts
burgh, Pa > f . Septembpr 13, lS4t*.
-POSTSCRIPT.-
'ln flimreMo'ibfc many-inquiries of our . friends, w e
iiuro toßiatn, ibatowing to ihearduousduliesof theciec
lion campaign,'ii will bo' impossible lor us to issue the
first numberofthe Saturday Morning Post atso early a.
day fl*' we anticipated;. ive shall flefeiuhc tssac.of lUe
first number until after th© ; Presidential election, when
w* hope to presenna the pubho theJmmlsoniest and best
paper cYer.sent out.from tins cny. ' :
r . Prmaußoir,-Qci.5,1948 .
RondAle ln Blaneluiter. .
fTthesubscjiberlakes pleasure inamiouncnife to his old
ifrierids/mid (he eitucnsgeucrnUy, that KOSEDALE
has been newly fitted up.for toe, accommodation and corn
fori of the Public. The. buildings have been furnished,
in a neiu and fashionable atyle.; and the surrounding.
gurdetiß have been lanl out in a.iasluon that will attract,
Ull who have.taste for beautiful scenery. ,-/i
‘ The location of Rosedale is well known.: ' Situowi in:
Manchester,-within a mile and the.
hank of-the Oluo,. the’ prospect in eyery direction is:
• Chartniiur- -For health .and there is no place
equal to jt In the iiefghborhood of Pittsburgh
A limited humberof families who depire a summer res
idence out of the city, will be received on easy, terras
'rriuwiem visiters will find Roskoxleu most agreeable
- place in which to pass tt daytrr-aweek.- ,: t -
'k/h-RefreslrnmniSaloons Will be supplied.with ali Ute
delicacies of the bedeoni ; I)ehcioui«' Beverages,..lce.
Creams. Fruits, Confectioneries, &C. The üble will be
supplied with the choicest viands. ; ;
-. (jITrThe .whole l establishment will be conducted on
.stnct temperance pnueiples. Ten-pin Alleys have been
... ;bu»lti but no, betting Avm be permltled. All gamesiOfi
chance strictl* prohibited
, /rho facihnes for reaching Rosedale nre numerous.-r
An Oainibus.leavcs the North eud of the Old. Allegheny
Bndgc.evory hairhour* and will leave passengers at the
Onrueus.v The Steamer Ortenrcood leaves the AUegbeivy
Wharfeveryhaur, and lands within a few bundred yards,
of the Rosedale Cottage
ma&tf LEVI BIRCUFIELT)
.valuable:hmldn)g Lols, sitnaietl :
FJrst^rteU.enchnOfeevfront by 75deeptoanalley
Price, $1,40(1* §2OQ in hand, balance at 10 years. •••■•:<•■■
Alsor-A.dfcsirable Laun feetfront on
canal. by-ns;deep Ur a* alley. Price. 5C50: 3150i18
band, balancfe at Syeors
.^•.S.^jCUTHßEßTyGenorol.Agent,
i-.aaglO-' - - : Smithfielastreej.3
* > V
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News by Telegraph!
Reported for the Morning Post.
Arrival of the Hermann I
' PItrLADEU’HtA, Oct. 4, 1848.
The Hermann sailed on the SOtli, andamved in
New York this afternoon, . h
FRANCE.
. The-licfonner of Tuesday announces the return
of Louis Napoleon aa a m-wber far Mosolle... The
city elections are not yet fully known, but tho threo
moderate candidates appear to have the best chance.
Ids thought that in some the Social*
ista have received a greatmany votes, as so has
Louis Napoleon. .
Marsha! Bagoaud has a great number also, but on
the whole the moderates are likely to prevail.
The Assembly NaUonat aeserfs that the English
and French fleets had interfered sad saved Massona
from bombardment*
Unfortunately Albert arrived st/Tunn amlreques
ted the Cabinet to resign and form ono in accordance
with tbe .wants of the country. ■-
The Piedmontese Gazette of the 14th September,
states that the steamer Vesuvius has been ordered by
cihe Sicilian government to land troops; at Mclaxza.
The Neapolitan troops had advanced from .Massons
and beeu'repbrted on tho Blh, .iind.the government
ordered the immediate formation of seven new. com
panies.
TURKEY.
in Turkey lie Cholera waa still: raging with great
fatality.
Another great fire had occurred in Constantinople,
conauming near SOOJiouaea, .
The accounts from Ireland represent the country
(6 be in the tame disturbed condition as at the last
advices. In tbo rural districts some new insurrec*
' tonary symptoms have disclosed themselves, -bon
fires gleamed from the bills and the military were
still kepi under arms* Collisions were hourly ex
pected between them and the insurgents.
Livtarooi. CoBJt Tbace. —Thcariivala have been
eatremcly limited since Tuesday from Ireland, Mod
erate supplies of Wheat, Barley and Indian Corn
have came in since the departure of tho last.steam
er The weather is tine. From the late districts of
■country there anvcomplainta of short yield nfAVheat
end decay ofPotaloe crop, which is represented to
be increasing.
There is n inode rate demand for Wheat at a de
cline of Id- to 2d. per 70 Ihs. . However, Barley,
Pena and Beans, rue l with slow sale, without change
in prices- ■■■■■. ■ ■
Indian Corn wa» in.lair request, but the price bid
declined la, per quarter. Corn Meal was rather ne
glected at Us. per bid. Transactions in Flour was
'tailed at previoue rates. -
LivEBPOOL.'SepL this--day's Corn Mnrlci ]
there wav a good nttendonco or dealers, and a mo- 1
derate show of most articles in the trade. i
The demand for Wheat was .'limited at prices ofi
Tuesday, which were Id. to-2d. per bus, of 70 lbs.
lower than this day week. ; Oats weie Id. higher fn,
45 lbs. Indian Com was enquired for. There, be
ing ’but few parcel* of second quality on sales the
article fully recovered the decline o! Friday. Corn
Meal was held for Is. per bbl. advance.
1. HARPER.
■ Georgia Election.
The telurni arefrom (he city of .Augusta,
which gives— • . i
• Toomba .*••••
.L&wson ISS.
Bibb sniinty gives a Democratic majority ol ,l»u.
The Whig* or Iho Fifth Congreswonsl District,
Pg., have nominated Alexander McKccrcr, Kdilor
of the Upland Union,Tor Congree*.
PITTSBURGH HOARD OF TRADE.
JOSHUA HANNA, ) _
WM BAIUCER. ' }: Coaurora: bob SKrrEUnrß
J.CA BOTHERS, >
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS TOR
RteamboalPacket Line, leavesdaily forCi»cm»nu,l(Jaw.
Pa«*afer Packet,'via Brovrtuville, to .Baltimore am)
■ Philadelphia, P a.am! or. a. . ■ .
Mail Coach Line, direetio Philadelphia, 0 *. a-, and l.t
Western and Southern Mail Coaeb Line. 0 a. *.
Norlh-Western, via Cleveland; daily, IN a. m.
foie and Western NVwYorkvdoily, 9 a.m.
to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundoy*, 4
'A. X.. '
ABBIVAI.S AND DWi ;BTUKE OF MA11,9.
Eauem Mail Via BUtadrlph>w<hu:;U-*. ctonea l-.JJ.
Wi.teniMa.l.Cin and Lornisv-Jue 8 r M r ■'''«;?* “
Suuib rla DallVndWashington, due 9 r. m.,clonus i.M.
North-Western Tin Cleveland, due 10 a. m.,< lOscsO »- M,
Erie ami Weatern New \ork, due S r.s«.,c!o»e«B*.*i.
STOCKS. • ; j
■Par valut. Asktd*. OJftrtd. \
BankorVitlahargh 850,V0 SMOO *s£oo
Exchange Bank 50,00 41,00 4s*jj (
MerehaWand M.Bank -SO «l «,«> , * S ' m \
Pamicra’Deposit Bank ■ "one in niarkcl.
Hand Street Bridge- ■■■■■■•■■■ *O,OO 50,00 . ,• JjW®
Northern Inbertiea Bridge sff, iWS
Old Allegheny_Bndge*• •8 J i o ® P°i uu 35 > 00
ConneUsville R- B. Stock, paid on .
City Bonda IOV Cent;)-- 9*f»
’Monongahelaßndge>-*--*-“r** 25,00 , , 16,j0
Oita Black-. 00,00
V. Dallylßevlew of thc Markets.
" OFFICE OK THE POST, >
Tui'S»oit Moe.hko, Oeiobtr 5, 1848,1
jgTOur Reporter (was away yesterday and wc
have no market report. The Bate of Flour »ai a*
34,50.
■ Cattle Market* v-.,..,
PiiiLiDKLPHiA, Ocr. 2.
Tho ofToringa of Beef Cattle this week were 2,350
head; the salea range from 84,70 to 86,00 the 100
ftt.i asin quality.''l3oo head were driven to New
York, and 250 . head-remain, unaold. There were |
270 Cowi add Calveß at market,, which Bold at from
870312f0r Dry; 314020 for Springers, and 8180.
30 for Kreth Cows. 1,000 Hogs were offered,-and.
sold at lOO tts. , There were 2,200
Sheep and tamba at, Market, with nice at 81,2*>0
3,00 for Sheep, for Lamba, each,
according to quality. In Hay supplies iwn large,
and prices downj sale* of,Timothy ; .at 70®a»t>c*
cwt>, and Straw hi 85086. tp 100 bundles,;
... 'Aitffttst 9f
T> F-CRIVF«D. ATltf. A. ItfINKIVS- «
J\> Graham 7 * -Magazine, for August.-
Godey’* I*ady« Book, ; * \ u ~ ■•
Alme art Old Friend’* Story r by tho authpr.of ‘‘Gam
nnt! Harry Monk, by Mr*.
G Tiii* Two Diana*: orth* Son ofa Count and the Daugh
ter bf n King; by Dumaa. . ,-
' DivingNeli,or thrtDoom pf-theFrtendleM.
'France; its King, Court, and Government ( b> an Am-r
er Tho Icl G Kulg-?o? the Tali' of the 1.0 tSlrnrm-r, lij Ned
B Th"lTlu irate,lMonthl, C.aner,nMngarmeNew^a
per devoted to Literature, Science and Art, VmK I, No. 1.
Chamber * Mwcellan), No. 23, .
; Invnig Age; No.dl7i ;
American Review, for Jim, -
; Horuculturalisln, • •*. . . t. i
Cutmator, “
. ' Democratic Review, 4 * •
Gen Taylof Almanac'for 1848 a
For sale at M A
jy23 ■■■;■SmlthHeld «t. : . 3 dodrs.frour Second,
BOOKS.-Just received. Percy, Rulujuesj
Reynolds (Sir,Joshua) 011 Fnmmigi,
' .Oil Bloft,'fine'.ed;> dlMtnited?; *
Yotiait on Cattle, Ennlisked,* ; .
Barton 1 * Anatomy or Melanchol>,
rJohn Adamß* Letters to bis Wilej
. / Mr& AdomsJ lienors* ; •
Stephenson the KnghshConsUluuon, :
Roed* and Rail Roaxlsi.'.
. Machmve.lli’s History of Florence, -
Beckman b History of.liiventioiia, for le. M ;
US BOSWORTU it Co *
iVlik' ?4tlmt.. near Market.
jgrwOT-
«UtU TOM) & CU i Manufacturer* oi every Ut*-
Bcription o{ Linen and Fancy Shirts, Jom»er«.nnd
dealers in every variety of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
hatth-east corner of Fifth and Market airceia, (up stairs,
entrance on Fifth st. i v . ■ . ■.* :•■. -•• •■ > jaPr*-"):
i iTS7 r ANI*EI>- 1 -A sinaauon 08 clerk or salesman m uny
; W inetcanOte oriolher cstablishmenubyttyoungman
ofindluiTiauß and attentive babiu who has a knowledge
of bUfaness con, giro satisfactory city re;
fer'ence as to- character .and. capacity.; -..Plea**. apply -0*
the office ofthe.Daily Monung Post. nu&l
'Vr-\--»i,':'? i> '' ;,l '■;;7-.- , i';? ! '-'-.j. *\t': r :. ‘ ".'’■ '• .■’•• '■ .•■ • • • /Y— . • _•' ’
FOREIGN NEWS.
•>
' TOW I DAYS LATER
IRELAND.
Commercial*
Philadelphia, Oct. 4,ISJS
(Soiunurrial anfc £ tiiatmal.
A?! ,
, < - *■
•f.VirvX;.
Riucr jhttelltgnue.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH*
3 PHET fi ISCHES .WA.TBft I.N TUK CHANNEL—-AXU HTSTSO.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Atlantic,'Parkiiisou, Brownsville;
• Louis M ; Lunc,Bemiet, Brownsville*
: Arrowhne, Gordon, Brownsville; :
•* Camden, Hemplnll. Beaver;
. : Caroline,Dav, Beaver, ••
Dover,Reno,Dulcimmli;
• Greenwood, —, Cincinnati;
V . Star, ■■ Wellsville. ■
DEPARTED,
•**. ; Atlantic,.Parkinson, Brownsville* .
liouuM’Lnne. Beimet, Brovrnsvillej
.. , Arrowhne.- Gordon, Brownsville*
u Cantdun, Hemphill, Beaver
. Caroline,Day, Beaveri
•• . Skipper, Stoops, Beaver -
*!■ Pilot, ho.l, KarnSjCmcmnotii
Star, WellsYillcj
Columbian, Dean, CiuemnnU.
For Cincinnati*
• • ti. ■" ■' Tub new, light draught, fast running
r iEmTi Jfe steamer CINDERELLA, CaIhoun, Mqb*
rijflStgflßga leifwill leave for the above and inter
aSfl&BsSSSinediateportsUusday. •: ''i
Forfreightorpawagc. apply on board; oct4
ForClnclnnatl.
■ w a ■ . The now, light draught passenger
steamer,DOLPHIN, Capt. Hazlott,
■ ,w ill leave ft>r the above and : miertne»
.wßwWW*' dmte ports, this day.
Fur freight or passage npply on hoard,
For Cincinnati and St* l»oaU..
"■ • The light draught steamer SWAM, B, May,
i f JE2LsMa»ter,-wUM?avo for. the above and Inter-
JsgsK&mediate landing*, to-morrow.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
• apr4 • JAMES MAi.
; • For Cincinnati*
. ••• • . .The light draoghtmearaer FRIENDSHIP
I Master: wllleave Car the above and
jcSsßipliß.ntgnnetUiitc norm. this dav.
or passage npply on boaru.
For Cincinnati.
•' rtf';-,- Thelnrht draught steamer HIGHLAN
f frh i,ff DER, Fousk, Mastery will leave for the
ifcsgHßSßg nbovo and intermediate porißt to-day.-
ÜBniWmfiTpTfTl For freight or passage apply on board.
For Cluolonatl and lioulavllle.
I JE&£*2> THE staunch atenmer PACIFIC, T. Camp-
Master, will leave for the above and »>•
lerracdioie ports* to-day. •
For freight or passage applv.on board* or to
aiiß9ft OKO B MIIjTFNBFRCFR Agent
~ .yor Cincinnati* ■
I JEHljfcThrffcnesv and fplendid Passenger Steamer
VIK aKCIRIL Contain Wm..Kou»m, will
leavr (ortffS above and nil miermediaie parts to-day, m
iDo'eloek. a. m. •
For freighter passage, having superior accommoda
tions, apply on board. . v au _
For Cincinnati.
rrrmm* L. Taßnovcaml light draught uteamer,
. HAIL CO I.U MB lA, tins**. Master,
wjllieaw lorlhe obovo and mteime*
SBbCBSSbSHBI dmte ports to«dny..
tnssage opply on board. :
For trrtght o£p
ttammer Arrangetneni,
t'JEffjilfr THE steamer REA VER. Cha*;E. Clarkes
J^ggggßßE-Master. will leave Pittsburgh forßeaver,
Ula™£?™w, andVVeUsvillc. every* Monday, Wednesday*
and Friday-nml returning oir Tuesday,-ThuMduy,
and'Saturday, at 0 o'clock, m. Having a boat ut the
landing, we ure prepared to receive, freight at any ttnte.
For lrei(jhiorpn<f*«He apply to ■■• ■ ■ ■ ■
mal7-lf a W. HAHTON & CO,; Agents.
_ Uegular Packet for SuufUli.
t JUffj.lfc THE him steamer.AY ELI.SVILLE, Copt
mediate pons on WfdntrdflTfS and Saturday*.
'For freisrhtor nassape.npply on board* or to >
amr-fc GLO II MILT* NUFROfR, Agt
VAN AMBUAQ & CO’S
WTIUh hb.es Whited in PITTSBURGH,. Hearth*Aw
ly enctm House, an Aiomfay and Ikirsdoji. (A* OIA
nwf IOtA cf Or/i>l>rf, ■
For Two Days Only 1
Jfourt nf Kxft»tibo«—From 2to 1 o clock, p. amlOl
to Piu the rrmuts. ; /
Admission ».> cents. Children nndcr 9 years 6f age,
half price.
The procession otCniTiopes. Cngnu-iiC-, will enter the
above citv. iroin llmtrr. at 11 ocloek on the übov«!Qont'..
mg. preceded by the colossal Tuba Übcda, or ffrectan
Slate Carriage, painted and gilded in the most gorgeous
siyl*. coniniiiiiig Post * Famous New kerb Bra** tfoniL
.The Carriage* and Cage* me nil new, (built by the
best uiec.hnuit'x'm New k ork.) highly fmi*bcd,. painted
and decorated r are drawn by n troupe of lOOdapplegre)
Horse*.-the finest Mud ever collected together.
The Cnveleade will pat* through the principal street*
of the city {advertised for exhibition.) to the.spacious
Pavilion erected for the inhibition of thur coHectiou of
animal*. where the public may have an opportunity- of
bchofriiog the TtIRtLUSG rJSHFQRMASCXS
Ml** E. Cathoan and Mr. Brook*,
Who. together, will give, mi interesting illustration of the
ascendancy of intellect over the wild tenant* of the
■forest. . .
|i*ee large Hills nt the principal Hotels.)
The some , will be exhibited at New Castle the sth,Cen«
trcvillo the Cth.and Hutlci the 7th of October, (sepJl-if
ANEW NOVEL received at M. A. MlNkli 5, Jjunth*
held Rt., *&1 door above Second st*—
Thu fntflge of bU Father.- or One Hoy i» more Trouble
than u Poreu Girls: by the author of "\\ horn to Marry
aml how to get .Married.” •
• Agnes, or the Possessed, n Revelation of Meytnemni:-.
by T. ?*..Arthur.-
Eastern Life. Present ami Past: by Harriet Marimemi,
. The ImngU of hi* bather, a tale ol a k mmg Monkey:
by the Brothers Mavbe.w, illustrated; published by the
Harpers. • •
• Home Influence, a tale tor mothers and daughter*; by
Grace Agailnr. . *
Vanity Fair: by W. M. Shnckerny j ifesh supply,
l.utrll * laving Ace. Nn.*J2t>.. •
Ghamhefh’MiAcellnnyvNo.dd.-
• Arabian Nights, port 7. * '
All the iArile*'Mngnr.inc* for October. .
A large ami extensive, assortment of Song Books.
All our eastern paper*, received, to which »fc added a
new paper published in New York, entitled Ihe- Tarnal
Critter. •*.
iryUerford. of Allegheny, ha* all the obovr.
M. A. MINER, Kmithfiehl streei,
•orl3 • Third door above Second wt.
lAKKN'CH PKUTEGTEOGIM.D PENS—\Vc have jus
* received a supply of these excellent Pen*.•-Their',
supenoruy eonvist* m the Protector, nu important mu*
proveinent which given them tin* following advantage* ;
Ist. It sastnjnu tin? mb and prevent* the crossing ot the
two part* of winch n is composed, by maintaining a. per l ?
feet parallelism betwren them. ,
•Jd. lt retains n much forger quantity ot ink than other
gold pens.
3d. Il prevention dropping or spattering bf the ink.
It limit ohviuica every objection which can be urged
against ordmnrv gold-pen* In addition to tills, the
. workmanship i* xupciior to that ot any pen* of domestic
manufacture.- They will male us fine a hair mark a* the
finest steel pen, while they hnvn nil the elasticity of the
qaiU- They have given Mitismcuon tit every instance in
which they have been tried, .
A. G. Buytey r * large, medium and small Pens; Levi
Brown’* Premium.Pen* ;Tlte Congress Pen,* The Ladies
Pen ; The Ricbeben Premium Pen; lor sale at irtamifac
tarnnt* price*, by ' JOIINS'I’ON Sc STOCKTON, .
■ oci3 : • cor. Mnrkrt and ;kl st*.
J(SNISi r ßPA7'ilSrnill.V U r »UTK is the best Prrpnrr
ation for imparting to iho Skin a nniural, healthy,
ereur r livuig white;.at the same lime mnking it roA. and
smooths ur. James Aitdersou. Practical ChrnuM, of
Mnnaaclmsctip. says : “Aftor unalyxmg Jones? fctpam«h
Lilly White. I find H possesses tha most beautiful ami
natural, and at the namn lime Innooebl white 1 ever saw.
! certainly can conscientiously recommend its use to all
whose skin tequires lioouhtyiug,^
Prit'u *J.) cniils n box. Sold only ulfiJChnibnm at., N
Y. und hy Wm. Juckson, Agent, b‘J Llhcrlv street.
~;„ep23’' "■
To Weitcrn Merchants*
ITUIB LARGEST AND REST .-ASSORTMENT ever
. X oiTenid to the .public,'"ami til the lowest prices possi*
ble, inay be found at .115 Wood street, .opposite J. p.
Davis’ Aucttou Room*. Observe Wiirerooms up stairs.
V 5 . M.HODKINSON.
STOVE PlPfc>—yU» ib* Stove Pipe, 5.5 L 0 inches, .on
hand and for enle by KINO A; MOORHEAD,
dpl3 - cor. Diamond and Dmmoud alley.
I?OK OI«OAKS—1 liuve U:jm.'ce» »horl napdblaeW,
■ winch I will soli cheap..
' ’ JAMES M’GtnnE,Tht!or» . ;
. Third st. St Charles •
(Chronicle copy.) _
I7IOUND— A quantity offulverwnre. secreted or ilepos
' tied in a Lumber Yard.: mid believed to have been
stolen.; Tbey-.ftre.ni the Mayors office, whenuhe c\vner
can hnve it on proving property and paying charges,;
■ , • ■■ ■ ■. 1.-'; . ■ .. ' : • ■,
Hoarding Wanted*
\ NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE are anxious to oh
j\: tom boarding m a private taimljv A location in the
vicinity of the Court House, and on or nhar "Wvhe street,
would be most desirable. 1 A line addressed 11 !*'., office of
tbe Morning Post,” will nice l with attention., • . ~ ~ octfl
SWEET ' POTATOES—3O bbls. Sweet Potatoes on
consignment und Tor sale by
octl KING k MOORHEAD
ODONTI N 1*« or Rose Toolb Paste. a pleasant deutibce
for the gums and teeth, (prepared by • noussel) Jn
store und for.naleby jocid] JOEL-MOHLER.
A HOUSE AND LOT AT A UARGAIN.—Auy per
son lirwant of n couuortable dwelling house, m a
cood neighborhood, on W r yhe street, a short .dislunce
from the Court-ITousc can provide themselves .for the
smillsumof to ;
JOHN COYLE,
. • oct‘J 4th street, near Simthfleld st.
/"Ti LUB—A fe w bbls. in store and. for sale by •
Ijr oct3 JOEL MOHLFR
KENNEDY; 'AhorntyatLav.'. Office on Pouril
« ct:, nenr.(irant - nm!3-wy
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AUCTION BAIPKB,
BY JOHN D DAVIS, AUCTIONEER,
jSouA-Eau corner- of. -Wood; .and Fifth strc'U,
SHERRIFP SALE— Extensive-. Retail Stock of MR Y
GOODS. Fridaymorning, October Uth, at 10
o ciock. nt the Commercial bales Boom, comer of Wood
.mid -Firth sis., without reserve, for cash par funds, by or
derof John Forsyth, Esq. Sheriff;.-. ..
. The entire stock of an extensive retail store, compris
ing a general assortment of fancy and staple foreign unit
domestic Dry GoodSj oraong which are about 000 pieces
assorted inantua, silk, satpi and bonnet ..i
At 2 o’clock, half chests YvH. Teo. cavendish
tobacco, 9 bags pepper, 5 bbls. beans, .*1 bags, peaches, 1
l>bL loaf sugar. 1 box saleraiis, ; candlewick. - A largo
(juaumy of hardware, cutlery, Ac., which may ho exam
ined previous to.the sale.: „
ooth JOHN D DAVIS, Auct
JTAk’LB AND FANCV~DRV GOODS, AT AUli-
TION.—On Thursday morning, October the sth, at
1U o’clock, ntthe Commercial Sales Room, corner Wood
and Fifth streets, wtN bo sold, without reserve,—on ex
tensive assortment of.FunCy and Staple Dry Goods, con
sisting of splendidleal wool dyed Black Cloths, French
mid American Cossimeres, Salinetu, Kentucky Jeans,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Red, Yellow and White Flan
nels; 10-4 super.'Blankets, English, French aud American
Prints, Mo us de Bombazine, Gala Plaids,
colored Damask Linen Table Cloths, Silk
Serge, Blue, Black and Plaid Dress Silks, Satin- and
Fancy Vestings, Sewing Silk,Merino,Tcrkcn and Wool
en Shawls, Silk and Cotton Hdkf*., Hosiery, Gloves,
•Wooteu Comforts, Ac. ..
At 9 o'clock, Groemts , Qucensioar* } Furniture, Sft
A quantity of groceries, china, glass and queennwarc
hardware, cutlery, boots and shoes, clolhing, 1 large plat
form scale; 9 iron safes, 15 boxes, pound lump Va. man
ufactured tobacco; 1 family carnage with falling top,
suited for one or two horses, 1 double sel brass mounted
harness, 1 franklin stove* . .. ,
Agencral assortment ofnew and secondhand household
furniture, among which are mahogany dressing bureaus,
hair spring scat sofas, chairs, settees, tables, bedsteads,
book cases, feather beds* targe gilt frame French plute
mirrors, matrasses; work and wash stands, fire irons,
cooking stoves: kitchen utensils* ~ ~ .
oct4 1 JOHN P. DAVIS. Auct.
auction sales, :
BY JAMBS H’KBNNA, AUCTIONEER,
No- 114 Wood Stheet. TUBKBDQOm EBolfl Fimi,
TOBBERS visiting this city with u stock of Goods for
tl sale, can be accommodated, white they remain, with
the use of a Room, ou moderate terms, in. the 2d story of
M’Kehna’s Auction Store. No, 114 Wood street, three
doors from: Fifth.;;
Rent, by the week, month, or year, for the
storage of merchandise only, on excellent dry Cellar,
with board floor. ••
- ceplS JAMES M'KKNNA, Atict.
A BMINISTRATOR'S SALK of a Retail County Store,
and 44 Cases and Bales qffresh Dry Good s, At Auc
tion-—Commencing ouThursday,l-nday and Saturday,
October sth-6th, and 7Ut, at.lo and 2 o’clock each day,
will lm sold, at UPKenua’s Auction Rooms, No. 114 Wood
street, -1 doOrs from Sth at., by order of Administrators,
for cosh par funds, the stock of a retail county store, all
of which has been selected in the eastern citif t*witbin n
ytot- among which are—Bleached and Brown Muslin*.
Ginghams, l.uwn*i_CaUeo*, Mans de Lames, Merinos
Atpoceas* Silks, Ribbands,, Sewing. Silk, Irish Linen,’
Oregon Plaid*, Domestic Gingham*, Red, White and Yel
low Plain awl Twilled Flanuels, fine Detain and.Tjcrkert
Shawl*,Silk Hdkfs. Superfine English, American nnd.
French Broad Clotlis onu Cassimeres, various .colors,
Caisinetu. Also, Boots, nnd Shoer. and Cntlery, and at
the same lime,44 cases and bales ofForetgn nnd Domes ;
tic Dry* Goods of every description, now en route by the
Pennsylvania Canal, of which bills of lading have been
received, apd are expected to arrive this day-. It is the
largest lot of Dry Goods offered at Auction for several
years- and direct from the jobbers in the eastern ernes,
Terms cash par funds, v JAMES M’KENXA,
oci4 . • Auctioneer.
DOMESTIC BLANKETES m private'•ale ar Man
ila's Auction Rooms, No. 124 Wood street, 3 doors
front Oth xt, a large invoice of Domestic Blanket* of the
largest size and hues! quality of Menu© Wool, received
direct from the Maiiufartoner, and wul bo sold at very
low price*- both wiiolcsale and retail. It is the best op
portunity offered to housekeepers for several years.
H octa JAMK3 MKENNA. Aurl
in ,V| wi>KKl' ANU I{6»JP.
1U Ul Jl 1 WOOD VfeN HERS, At bullion, M Cam-.
lojfljf—Qn Thursday next-'October sth. at It) o’clock in
the forenoon-will be sold at M Kenna * Auction Rooms.
N0.'114 Wood street,» doors from fitli street: by Cata
logue, a large invoice of Mabpgony, Crotch ona Mead
and Rosewood Veneers, received direct from New.Vork.
Ii U the largest and finest lot of V eneers ever offered at
public rale in this city.
Catalogue* wdl be ready an Saturday. .
• *• i JAMES 'M'KKNNAf'Auet.
• JLolat LOtll •
ITtttß SALlv—so Building Lot* m “New Troy,nbeau
* tifully situated, and the most pleasant plaeo tor a
private r»'SMlener,m the Yinmiy of Pittsburgh.
Also—A lot iu Allegheny city, near Federal front
ing Ub feet on Middle alley, and extending hack W) fret.
Also—A house and Ini on Water alley. Allegheny city.
All or any of these lotswill be sold lower, and on tmsier
term*, than any olhersimtlnrproperty now ittthe market.
For particulars enquire of ?*V i A-KSTKESLYMOLR,
at the office of Edward Todd A Co., corner Fifth A Mar
ket streets: or of the subscriber. • ■;
vpr-tc r- : THOMAS MF.LLON, Attorney^
I^ORSALIi— A lot on Mich si, near the corner ofWy-
Mie, at the new German Church.' This !#ot,2ob)-j:oft.,
willhe «oh} on accommodating term*,, or. leased on per
petiui! lease, with the pnvtlcgu ofbuymg out thegroun*.
rrmatuny time. . ■■■.
- Also—Several othrr l«ota on the Hill, m different places,
for sale on accommodating.tenns.or perpetual lease, a*
may suit purchasers, - ■ _
auglS'iiU changed •. . THQMAS.MEIJ<QN •
LLKGHK.NY PROPERTY FOR SALK-A'large,
i dwelling hoax* and lot of S 3 feet front ou. Maine st.
by 100 feet deep. Price SLSW. : '•
Also—-A large lot adjoining the above. Pneo $OOO.
Aha—4 lot*. caeh do feet trout on RoLinvon utrect.by
05 feel to an alley. Price $6OO each. - >
Also—2 lots £.’} feet front on Sheffield street, by 05 feet
deejL. ■■■•
Also—2 lots 23 feet froniou Shefheld street, by. 139 feet
deep io a2l lect alley. Pneesisocach. Term* liberal,
i ' 'S. CUTUBKiny Gen. Agent,
sep27 ■: Siuilhfield street.
TrALUABLE PROPERTY IN ALLEGHENY FOR
\ ! SALK.—A large, well improved property of 03 ted
frout by 321 feet deep, containing a comfortabla cottage
house, with hall in center, and four rooms on first .floor,
iwo! large chambers, good cellar and out houses, large
garden and.extensive grapery* also a vast variety of
fruits and flowers, and a large fcitehengarden nnd spump
of soft water- Will be solifnt.a bargain.
! . ' S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Ageut, . .
««p23 . ■ , frnnthfici-, atreeu
EOR story framcdweihng house,
conveniently situated, fronting on Pride street, one
mrcet lieyond the Hospital. The lot is 24 feet m front, by
12:1 feet deep, and Will be sold on accommodating terms.
For further particulars apply at the house,or to
*i-p2 - JAMES.MAY, Water street.
rfHIK Pormership of Messrs. Sibbei A /one*, Bankers
X and Brokers, having terminated hy the reurememo
Mr Sibbet- I hove associated with ine inybrolhers, MI
CHAEL JONES and JOHN B. JONES, mul shall eon
linne t the biminess of the hue: firm under the style otS,
JONES & CO. .■ S. JONES.
Pittsburgh, Octobers, 1848 V .
S. JOMEB dk CO. i :
UANKKRS. AND EXCHANGE & STOCK BROKERS,
wet jr-WfcOT'CttXSVft oj* WOOD AST> tOWTH St HERTS.
■. j pm»trnr«to. P».
inr All manera connected with the late firm ofSibbet
icJoiics, will b* earned on'without- interruption by S. J.
&Co.h:' • ■ ■
TIFEERKING to ibrabovc, w«* beg leave to call tb«
it attention of our fnendsmullUe public to the follow
ing, which will embrace flie arape-pi our biwnm:
we'willpurclmseorilinCOUiiL fIMK BILLS.
GOLD an* SILVER COIN, and BULLION. .?
Our own Cheek* and BillvwiH he furnished a* current
rate*; 01 sight, or bn lime, upon the principal/tiiwii ofithe
United State*. We will uiso furnish BILLS’OF EX
CHANGE upon London; «Ad all the principal town# nnd
ciiie*bflrelandrBrotlnml ond Wale*; and also upon Pa
ri*. Hamburg; Bremen* and Frankfort-»ur-Mamc.
Djtfnsrrxs ofmoney will be received payable on de
mand-upon the Chock of the Depositor* ond upon De
posite&madc for aJr.months aud upwards, nud, upon
which'Certificate*liava'baeiv iwued. Interest will be
allowi d at the rote of six percent
Bills and Notes will he received tar collection irom
Depository and Correspondent*. aud to the latter prompt
remittance* will bo luadftocctmlmg to instruction*..
Investments will he made m. Stock.*?, Bill*, Bonds, or
other securities, agreeably to order. . ~ ,
■ Having been commissioned to deal iu Stocks, .we will
buy ond sell-io order.any ot ;the: Stock*; afloat -m the
Eastern markets, and especially thoso connected with
Pittsburgh. and:fhe.Bouki»,.Bridges, and other I«*titu
non* in aud about the City.
Pittsburgh Oci._fi, 1d49-2w.
ALMANACS* 18401 ALMANAC^
THE nubscrlber return* hi* thank* for-the, patronage
heretofore rereiveiMorthe annual publication, styled
LOOMIS* ALMANAC.
Wo have Uie pleasure to nnnounce our JiAcatoih annu
al number, a* now ready for sale hy the gross, or
singly Much care bn* been taken to hnve tbfl Calender
page* correct, as well as the Chronological cvenls ndted.
Wv have also- in the' selection of roadlng matter, been
particularly careful nolto admit ouyilmtgordoubiinl mo*
rulhy } on the contrary our endeavor ha* been to pre
sent useful and interesting *ubjt-ct*,4hw vs ill bear nuu-.,
iiig dally: with prplit all the meinbera of a familyl we
therefore bespeak the continuance of favor, and would,
suggest jo customer)* to be particular, to ask for I,ooj!is:».
Aiauvac Pittsburgh, or Magownc as desired. . Also,
German, English, and Presbyterian Almaimcsj for IBM,
for sole at the book aud papor^areliounjsor .
LUKE LOOM]B,-Agcm.
. . No. PO Wood street;..
,»epS3-dsrn&w3t
~ To Country aiercUaut*.; ..
MPRCIIANTS will fimfuio.llieirnd vantage lo.call at
M HODKINSOVS, a» he -ha* -now- m store ua
largo and desirable an. uafcorunetot.-,of CAoiUi. O/sm,
Qttrtiuirart.&e i aiiitable fur . country merchant*, as i»
«,»..> fouull ... wien. .ow
- auff2o , -lIS Wood ureet. nant Fulh- .
ISOH KHNT-r-n valuable improved property, situated;
1 : about two mile* from tlw cuy. containing near sev
enty aorce, on which Is n large stable ami linrll, Sue spring
aim spring house, 'dwelling house..- A thriving peach and
apple:orchard and garden, tviih meadow, mid grain in
fields', all under goon fences and; well 1 arranged foranex
teiisive.diiiry fnnn. : The whole ism good ordertund will
lie rented at 841X1 it veor. and a lease lor a.-reasonable
time given 8 CUTHBKRT. Oehl Agent, ■
SrrmliQeiri street. •
. ' New Goodt* ”7TT~. . ...
mHE subscriber nns this day commenced; opening »«•
1 supply of FALL GOODS,embracing an *xten*tve. va«
rimy of all tlie articles belonging to his llue;of bmuues*,
which he will mate \o order lur below the prices of nay
former season. - . JAS. MCiU|HTj,T(uIor, ~•,
‘sep23lf' * -St.Charlfesßuilding..
G-AIfDPN FAKhtTO-LKT—2s;acres well situate for
gardening purposes, nenr EM. Liberty, on a term of
hM>ortru\<ar ami 01 □ ln« MFU.ON,
Corner SiH and.AVyhe *t«i .
ftps*
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X-v• >? * '£,?*i \ 'i.-
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Salts bn Auction.
for Sale.
DISSOLUTION.
8. JONES & CO.
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TUB NEW GOJLDKN BEE HIVE AGAIN.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRI GOODS.
TUST receiving andnow opening. at the sign •
fj ot xht BIG LEE HJ\ E. on Market street. jSeS&jL
between Third rftnd frouith streets—one of tho fiSSjgg
largest., cheapest.: and hcst ; assorted stock? ot .
Fall and>.Vßnter, DRX GOODS. ever oriered m PiUs*
burgh, to which the attention ot our, numerous customers
and the public generally, is respectfully; invited, as the.
subsenben* confident llml lie can nfiernich bargomßiiK
Dry Goods as cannot he surpassed by any oilier hointfm
the cm r,
As ilicse goods have been purchased nt prices far be
low those of any former; season, they will be sold at
greatly;reduced prices.
Amour this LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK will
be found many-choice and desirable goodsiat extremely
low prices. : ; ;
LADIES' DRESS GOODS*
Very rich and fasluonoble Dress Silks* Plaid and Stnped.
Black Snun; striped and plaid Silks* plain,black-. {\cry
glossy) Gro de Rhine ; plain black richLustre, Lustring,
Silk, ior Vizettes, Mantillas and .Copes, at-very low
prices; newest:designs and .latest sty.es Cashmeres,
plain and calm striped Cashmeres, very cheap * ; French
Merinos, all colors; plain, figured and satin
striped, at a great reduction on formerpnees* Gala, Cal
ifornia mid: Cashmere Pluids; Mohair andMantercj,
Plaids. a|l qualities; Alpaccas, all qualities and colors,
from JSS4 to 75c. per yard.
SHAWLS ’ SHAWLS "
Fine Cashmere, Tcrkcrn and Broche Shawls i •.
Black embroidered Cashmere and Dc Lame Shawls*
Fmo Thibbet and De Lalne Shawls tv- . ..
Fine black and colored Clotli Shawls |; :
Fine quality Long Shawls, very cheopg ;
Plum hiack and plaid Silk Shawls, vijry cheap;
A largo lot Plain Black Shawls, from 75 cents to $3,00
each, all wool. .
DOMESTIC . GOODS! MUCH BELO IF FOR
MER PRICES
Good dark Calico, from 3 to Cc. per yard;
Best quality dark Calico, from oto lOc.; . . .
\ard wide purple do., at 12|c.f :
Good yurd wide Bleached Muslin, from 4 to G£c. y .
: - Unblcaccd Mtslin. yard wide and heavy, 5 to Ojc.; .
Bed Tickings and Checks, all pnees; , '
Blankets, from coarso to the best quality, very cheap;
. A full assortment of Red, Wlmhand Yellow Fiaunels;
SatinctiS Kentucky Jeans, Jerseys, Lmseys, Ac., Ac.,
all of which will be sold at reduced rates—>
At 50. G 3 Morket it,
seplO tf WM L. RUSSELL
; R, B. Thompson,
Ao- 110 Market street, three doors frotn Liberty street,
HAS just received Ids entire stock of Falland Winter
-DRY GOODS, consisting ot every style,of Rich
Dress Silks; all wool Cashmeres and De Lames; French
Merinos, all colors: Changeable aud Black Silks, for
Mannllas ; fancy colored De Lames, tor children.
SHAWLS of every kind that is fashionable; some new
styles of .Long Shawls. •
-Worked Capos and Collars, from the lowest to the
.highest prices.
•’DOMESTICS.—This department is very full.
. Green and/aney Floor Cloths always on hand.. - .
. The above Goods have been purchased since-the‘de
pression in pnee*, and will be sold at the, lowe.sl rales,-.
: ■ i;: ■ ■.
At iVo. GS Market it:, between Fourth and th* Diamond.
fIIHB subscriber lm* juri received from -the Eastern
JL cities a new stock of •
FALL-ANlf WINTER DRY GOODS,'■
Purchased since the recent ureal full in prices. \ii.
4-4 Brown Muslin, only fi cents;
■ 4-4- **. ** heavy,Gi-".
4-4 Blenched Moulin, CJ *
Red Flannel; all wool, only 18|c.;
Furniture Chimz. from 4 to 6£c.*,
Doable Purple Calico; fosl colors. Ojc-i • - . ;
French Dfe*«Ginghiiius, U’lr.
■ 4-4 Double Purple Chintz, ;
LADIES' DRESS GOODS!
Fans Printed Cashmeres; .
• u Kl . Mous. de Lmncs;
Satin Stnpy Cashmeres j
t? ■■■«*;..-. Mnus.dc Lames;.
Wide Block Silks. Rich I.ustres
Chamchnn Mlk«, Ml shade.*;
••< • butm, . u - • ■ •
French Lamartine Plan!*;
Gulla Plaid*. high color*; •; . '
Coburg and Thibet Cloths; -
Plnul Alpacca*. nil colors;
• Lyonese Cloths, . <
• Prenr.h Merino*. “
Wide Black Plaid Silks. ■■■■•.
SHAWLS! SITAWISH
• New style. Pans Printed Terkern Sbatvls; Chamelmn
Silk Shawl*; Mouft.de Lame Shawls; Embroidered Id k
and col d Cloth Shawls; new style finr.Ml wool, Broclic
Shawls;.Plaid I«ong Shawls; Plnm, ami Kmbroidered
block ami mode colored Silk Fringe Thibet Shawls. . :
VARIETY DODDS!
New fall style Bonnet Ribbon*, Cnshmere Scarfs, Cru
vnt*,; Gloves, Milts, Hosiery, black Silk - Fringe*. and.
Gimp*. Freuch Work Cnpe» ami ClumwetU'.s and. new
style French Work Collars, from lfc*c. toJ&kOOp/ .
QEbTf FZtFXii GOODS 1
A fresh assorimcntof French'and Knghuh Cloths, Cos
niraeret am) Vestings: a large variety of newstyle blnek
timl nary Silk nml Satm Scarfs ami Cravat*; Silk and
Merino Under Shirt* and Drawers? Gloves, Handker
chiefs, Suspender*, nml llo*w*ty. •■■■"•■ •
The above Goods are just whni they arc represented to
he. and will richly repay all who will call and examine
them- a* they are imicl* lower thmi they have ever been
seen before in this eity. AUSALOM MORRIS,
scptiMm • ' ■ No. 65Market at. Pittsburgh,
A* A. MASON A CO*. | $ C. L. ANTHONV A CO.,
• mxMpKou. . ' 5 ';J **!£*££'
WIIOIiESAIiR OUT GOODS.
A. A. MASON A CO..
AV 00-Martel strett. brtiretn Third anti Fourth street*,
, PITTSEVIWir. PA.
INVITK the aticntion of all Merchant!* to their exten- i
sire stock, (comprising more than >\< hundred pack
ager) of Fxu,‘*!CU.WntTEftGooi». , will be otfrrert
by the piece or package, at the lovre»tca»ter« wholesale
prices.- .• . • • __
Receiving the greater portion of our Doarwm- Ooobs,
onconsignment trom the manufacturer*. and being po*- ;
scs*ed orevery mcitiiy and advantage through oar New j
York House, vro feel assured that we shall be enabled to
compete fully with any House in the countryv
Our stock, m part, consists of—• .
v 30 cases Cashmeres and De Laiacs;
75 u • Calicoes and Ginghams;
•24 u Alpncoas and Lyoncse Cloths*
bales Rfcd, White and Yellow Ilanuels; "
■ SO • “ Tickings;
-150 ■ Brown Muslin* j •
173 cases Bleached Muslins \
40 • tt Colored Cambric, •
23 u Aprou andbhirtingChecks}
. 20 “ Colton Flannels j
50 11 Cloths. Cassuncresand baunells? 1 •;
. 37 “ Tweedsnnd Jeans? ••• •
Together with a general assortmeniof Dress nndClonk
Goods: Sitka and shawls, Ribbons and Laces, Fancy
Good*, Trimming*, &c-v Ac. 5 making in all, one of the
most complete, at wet! ns extensive stocks to be tound in
the country. 1 •
We will be constantly m the receipt of the latest styles
j of Goods, manv ol which we shall be able (by having
them on commission.) to offer at belter advantage than
could possibly be afforded by eastern jobbers. i
|o* Merchants purchasing east are solicited to exam
ine our aisorlmcni. and learn the low prices of our goods.
' ■ ■ j„.p7. , • A. A MASON A CO. ■
Large Supply of Dry Goods.
\v;h MURPin,
'tOBTH'XAST CORKER OS* FOURTH AKD SUBSET STREETS,
1 I AS just completed opening his first supply of Fall
Jti and’ Winter Dry Goods, anil has now to offer to his
customers, a large uud choice lot to select from. Many
descriptions of goods, also, at greatly reduced prices.
Great care has been taken 111 the selection of the best
make of FRKNCII CLOTHS, now so generally usedfor
dress coats; and gentlemen wanting goods of this kind,
will find his assortment the very best to selecl from.—
Superior black Casslmercs, Satin, Velvet and Fanqy Silk
Vestings- Merino and Cotton Undershirts, super, black
Itnliau and Fancy Cravats, Gloves. Ac., for gentlemen.
lit the Ladies' department, also, w ill be found the new
est style Changeable Silkm Fancy Damask do., new *t> !e.
Super, blackailks, very glossy; MuslinUe.Lamcs; .Plain-,
and Priuted Cashmeres: Frtnth ilfrnriw. of a great va
riety of colors: fine printed Mous.de Lalnes, us low a*
16 rents. New 1 style ßrocade Alpaeeas; plain black and
colored do.: Satin Striped and Baud do.; besides a fur
snpply ot Staple Domestic. Goods—auen . a* Manuels,
Shtriing anil Sueeiiugs; Muslins at an exceedingly low
price; Irish Linens, Ac.i beautiful new style of* LnghsU
Prints, at 121 e.; paoil styles from 4c. un 10 the hret quali
ties manufactured. ,RoTW-at*invitsd to Call.
Merchants will find, m the Wholesftle Rooms, on
2d story", 'a choice stock 01 newest style. goods, at about
eastern-price*. - ■ -- [sepa .
Dally Arrival orTeal* Goods for the Job.
-lilßETr.de.
ISDWAKD TODD it CQ. beg leave to call the atten-
L tien of merchants and dealer* in (finttminn Fur
niSh'iiif Goods, in Pittsburgh ami vicinity, to our large
" „rk of desirattle FALL AND WIXTF& OOODS, now
daily receiving , , . . .
Some of our goods are. manufactured hy ua, anil the.
remaining portion bought undersuch oiroumslmveen n« to
cnahlo us to sell us low as eastern Jobbing Houses;
We have received from our factory in thooasl, n largo
stock of SHIRTS, wlm-b, in quality ot material, neatness:
of style mid manufacture, are second to none in the mar
ket We red! sell them lower than they enn he bought
lii the eastemninrkets. Our stock will consist, in part, nt
Wool and Merino Undershirts and Drawers;
Cotton do. do.,
Black nml Fancy Cravats, , _ , ,
do do. - Adjusting Stocks and Ties;
Suspenders. Cloves, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Vestings, Ac
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to cinmluc our
stock of Goods; uiid will bo accommodated with pleasing
1F inf* Warehouse—North-east corner of Fifth and Mar
: ker streets, (up stairs.) - [.i’pl-t_
'XTKW CALICOES I—Now open nt No. OD» ooritor of
Fourth nod Market: streets, a A'ery largoalnckor
hand.omo now style Calicoes and Chintzes—which have -
been selected with much care. With particulaerciereuce:
to fastness of coloring, durululity of latino, Olid ..beauty-,
of design Among them mat be found
Dark calicoes only 3 cents. British Chintzes, 131 cents;
Fnst odor do, Oi “ Green ‘ ul “
British nurplc do, 13i L nine and or nice US >
Mcrrininc doylflj “ Ihirkey Red Chintzes.
■ do -blue do., ISiI-urnmire Clniite.es.
;' These goods are notV: lower tliun they have ever been
before, mid are worthy, ihe immediate nmmtion or pur
chnpcrfi ‘ • , I’HUill-iKUsp)
Ecpll corner Fourth nml Market sl«.
a ENTS- GO(Jds.—Super, single .nulled.
French Hulili Cloths; rich styles Cassimercsi hluck
and colored: Cushinereits; Queen-s and-Summer,Cloths:
figured ttltd plnin Drnp D’ Etes. Vestings, “yery-choioe’r
Marseilles Silks and Satin mid figured Linen Drills,
ChtapnyH ' ROBINSON S Cloth Store,
: mayffd : Post Bmldiugs, corner. Filth and vs ood,.
]ILANW> FlnunclsJ!—Just roc cd and now open*;
T Cd a large supply of white, yellow, mid scutlet.
tianitels, all wool.- which will he sold,hy lhe,piece; or
ringle yard, lower limn .Hip i.ante .qwahn; or goods bave. ;
ever been before offered..- - - / UILU KOSS r
• selC • No- S 9 cor of 4tn unu Market wts.
T7AI-L GINGHAMS.—Just received a.fijic.uPßOrtmen
ol very handsome dark ginghams; of cvery ; quality
irom common to very fine., One lot,of : very euperior
iHrk ginghams m lajcenisa yanl. warmnled mst^lor?.
• No: .TO cor of 4th and Market mb.
iTOVF- PlPB—2oU»pounds Wovft Pipe for sale l»y
I KING & MOORHI- \V
ror. Uminoml and Diamond ullcy
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CINCINNATI ANI> PITTSBURGH _
Dili Y STEAM PACKET IIHE.
TflHfS Independent I«iue of steamers is nowcomposfea
X‘ of the largest-swiftest.- best finished and furnished,
mMfffltJSTpowcrful bout* on the waters of the Weak The
"mgliesrwages are paid for.: the services, of the. best and.
• most experienced men engaged in therriver
'.The line has been in operation for six years; has earned
nearly two millions of people, wnhont doing the slightest
injury to their persons; The proprietors* challenge com
parison with any passenger, line fn the Union for safety,
regularityj and speed. A» : thin* money can procare has
been provided for the safety* comfort and convenience of
: passbngcrs ■ The boats leave for Cincinnati, fcs follows:
; MONDAY PACKET.— rhe*lososOAitELAiCopt;Stow,
will leave .Pittsburgh every Jtfbnday morning at 100 clock,
■Wheeling every Monday evcmnjptil IQP. M.
TUESDAY PACKET.-* The HmiraXU No. Capl.
JnQi KUnt'elter,- will leave Pittsburgh every-Tuesday
momma nt 10 o’clock j Whcehng every Tuesday evening
at 10 r m
WSDNESDA Y PA CEET.—The New . Eksi.* m No
2, Capt. S. Dean, willleave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
morning at lOo’cloc It ; Wheeling every Wednesday even
ing at 10 pm *
THURSDAY PACKET.—The BaiLLiAwr, Capt; Ri J
Grace, will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at
10 o’clock; Wheeling every Thursday evening *t IP
• FRIDAY PACKET*—The CupyeaNo. 2, Capr. Crocks,
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 o’clock}
Wheeling every Friday.evening at lO p.m. •
SATURDAY<PACKETrrThe MtesßKozx, Capt. J k
Camp, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday morning at
lOo’clocky Wheeling every Saturday evening at 10p. il
SUNDAY PACKET*—The Isaac Newtos; Capt. A. G.
Afwon, will leave Pittsburgh* every Snnday raonung at
10 o’clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at iQp. & .
nov 10
1848* 1848.
Pittsburgh and Brownsville Dally Packet
Fkbbua&y Ist. 1848 Febhuaby Ist, 1849
LEAVE DAILY AT 9 A At AND 4 P M
. ifc . The following new boats complete the line ;
the present season; ATLANTIC, Capt,
■““SS&James Parkinson! BALTIC, Capt A. Jacobs;
atti LOUIS M’LANK, Capt, E. Bennett.. The boats are
entirely'new, and ore fitted up without ragard. to expense.
Even’ comfort that money can procure has been provi
ded. Tlieboats will leave the Monongahela Wharfßoat,
at ihe foot of Boss st. Passengers-will be punctual; on
. board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertised
hours ' ianSl
.. XjOUISVILIjB JPACKKTS. - •
FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI * LOUISVILLE.
omo LIVE.
. k. Regular Satubpay. Pacx?t.—The A
i iVNo 1 fine and fastnassenger steam-Pac
koi TELEGRAPH, J J Perry.Com
anß«oßinnnder,wiineavePm?burg for .Wheel-;
ing, Cmciurinu and Louisville, and alhuiermediate Ports,<
every Saturday; at 10 o’clock precisely. . j . r
For freight orpnssaire apply on board, or to : .
- FORSYTH & DUNCAN; Agents;
The Telegraph has been built expressly for. a regular,
Packet, auu with a view euurely to the comfort of oa«-
sengers; the accommodations are inferior to no boar on
the western waters., ThcTelegrapb will run in connex
ion with the Ben Franklm.NoO and Pike No 9, to Saint.
Louis— timffibrongh t FtYg days. ,* • ap2l-y
PiLisburab and Wheeling. Packet.
mm THE swift :steamer .CONSUL; Dossry P.
j fiteOffg Klvsev. Master, wilt leave r regularly: for.
oSsifieiifia Wheeling, on Momlujv Wednesday, and Fri
day, at 10oclock. precisely. , : *••* .
. Leave 'WheehngeveryTuesday, Thursday,nnd Satorr
day, at7oclock.A.M.. jwiot-fly,: -
. The Consul willinnd at all : intermediate porta. i *Eyeiy
accommodation that enu be procured, torihecomfbrtaud.
safety of nasseugers,-has been provided.. The boat is.
also provided with a self-acting safety-guard, to prevent
explosion
• For freight or passage opply on board, or.to
mart JOHN FLACK, Agent
.■ "ff»■Tgr** ai. Tux new steamer, HIGHLAND A!A«
f ffr^i j RY. Bubxr, Master,.will leave for the
- above and intermediate porisregulariy.
"1 T’T i-™** freight or passage, apply on hoard.
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For Cincinnati*
The new and light draught steamerJOHN:
J*££S§£g§PQ. ADAMS; will jeavefor the above;aml m-:
Btta&fiaatcnnediaie ports regularly. . *. ; ;...
For freight or passage apply, on board. .... .: ... jy2o
For Wheeling.
-The .splendid.-fast running steamer
i AMERICA; . Decamps, -Master,:*■ will
, leave, for, the above and intermediate
MBWlflortnSaMß ports; this day, at 4 oclock, p. M.' -, .
. ; For freight or passage apply on boant. .. jyS4
■ .• • ••••••_ For Cincinnati*
fc light draughtsteomer,:
YANKEE,Rodgers, Master, will leave,
for tlie above and miermediate ports.regularly.
For frelglit or passage apply on board... :. je23lt- ?
For Cincinnati*
A tBOTL*.- Tire excellem . water steamer,
{drawingonly seventeenineheswaierl
WErZHLCam.JouNsoV.will
tenvft fnr the and intermediate,
ports, regularly
. For freight or passage apply onboard. ;• 1 v. je2o :
■ ■■ • . " •:• For' Brownsville* •
I -JugLJ* The new aafl splendid passenger, and msul
«eamex BALTIC, CapuA. Jacobs, will leave
lorthe above port danng ihe present week, at 8 a.
positively- •
Fot freight nr passage, apply on board.
For Hew Orleans.
fjJE32ljfe TUG splendid new. steamer .SAVAHNA,
jgggjffgjsS H.Dsxxtsos. Master, unll leave .regularly
Tor the above and intermediate. landings*
For freight or passage apply oil board....
For St> Louts*
Hmgso The new and spJendjilsietfrner ORIENTAL*
VjljiHoox, Master, will leave Ibrthe above
b«t«itrfrgftxadintermediate ports/regularly.
• For freight or passage apply on board. •
■ For 8t« Z*onla« -
JEgjb TUEppleudid steainer NORTrr CAROLI
NA. Dbvisxey,. Master, will leave- for the
aoove ana intermediate ports, regularly.
or passage apply on board. ; ; .
; iPor Su Lonlit Galena, and Datongne. .
-UnSrifr THE good steamer ST. ANTHONY^Tnos;
Mat, •Master, will leave for the above,
ports, reeuTaily
For freight or passage apply on t>oan3, or to •
b p JAMES MAY, or
: GEO. : MIL*rENSKRGER. Ag T f.
. For Brownsville. ;; , .-i .. ■
THEncwMtulandPassenger BieamerAT
i LANTICt Ja&iks PAitKtxsoN r 'will
•ave for the above port this day, at € just, positively. .
For freight or passage apply on board. *;■ ,feb2 >
Setr Arronsrcment*
ink. _ ..* THE steamor CALEB COPE will leave for
Beaver, Glasgow, nndWellsville,on Taes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 a. W., -re
turning on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.. She has a.
boat at the landing between Wood street.andlh&Bndge,
prepared to receive freights at any time, •• • .
SAW HARBAVGH, Agents,
mart No 33, Wood meet.
~ For XioalivlUei
! JBBIA 'THEKeamcey River PacketyGREYEA
• GLE* Brooks, Master, will leave for the
attove and intermediate ports regularly-.. v. . i -
• Far freight or passage eppj y onboard.: febo
■. ■ For St«.l»ottla* • ■
i ' THE new and splendid steamer, ANPREW
FULTON, \V. 11. Fcltos^Master, will leave
or the above and Intermediate ladings regularly..
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
■ jiilil7 * • • JAMES. MAY.. ...
lJSsfcj» ONE'HALF, of (he fine stfnmer WYO»
JjWWBEM, MINO for sale; also, one;eighth Of strainer |
* rTnr f** a,ul I
- 53 WoUT «tte«l amt 1(H From »t -1
H if ORGAN'S WORM KII.GEH brinee awnyihe worrat
IVI I We « Deer tp, Allegheny* co, Pa
'‘>Afr Johti'D. Aforean—Dear Sir: This islo certify that •
T purchased of Mr. Vortirtyone phial ofyourgreptWorm I
Killcr, mill gave two tenspnonfulsof mo one ci tiny (‘tin- j
dren.tuoy. Jrsold ondinu paswdupwardl
or fom'-'tx large worms. Atfaaapf.ftrCoLt#ouoit..
' I ' hP nboVe ~ame Waicßr"
ma «jo Wood street, Pittsburgh
lO STour Denier*. .
rrtAKE NOTICE—That William: Hcmrmngjay, pf-llie
I: Oily Or Pittsburgh, haying been appointed Inspector ]
of Flour, by the Ooyemor of l lie Commonwealth, Under
the Art Of Assembly of the 15lh (Inyot April, lftlo, nn
nml for the city of-PiUslmrgbfaiid theoojtnties ojfAlle ;
gheny, Wcsttnorelnud, W a Jiiiigpil,, Fyyeltjv Oreen, ?0r
idiann, Jeiri-rnon, Ann-drony. tluUer, ileayer. hlercer,
Craivlbril. F.rie, Worton nnd iVemuigo-iwill thia day en
ier onon the duties of his office UnderhtschmmisMoni
Ho may bo found at Mr Wesley Greef’s Btoro, comer
of Water and Smithfield streets; sCpa-ltn
KTrUSSPBATI’ & SONS'' sOIM ASH-The *ahecrt-
Jyl'bors are now receiving ihcir Pall stOcVof theaboye:
arlwle, three veMcls; viir the ;JumatarMedallioit und
tvdia 'having arrived at Philadelptnannd Ballirnorejand
two more, the Stephen; Baldwm and’Lnta, nbottly ex'
nected i they ttreilhererore, prepared'to :receive orders.
Tlifcy will receive during the winter andMirmg regular
S Vifl NCW ° r ‘ ea J\v 4.W MITCHFJ.TREK
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.vriHUriAN GWiIU Bopk7 N r d. 2 A coulniiiiiig,llie
.£!j songs Ru»gd>y flic Christy Minstrels, nnd.many oilier
melodic*,-m four, ports—rorrnngefl.tor quartette cJasseß.
CometUs—Barik-ofde OlubvCarry nie diack jp,olfevVir
iriunyv Happy are.we Darkies so gay,-Jim Crack Corn.
Jnn Crow rolko,liOU’wana Bclle,Uld-Ors>Goo*e, Rosa
Lee- Stop dal Knocking, Walk.mde Parlor,&c.;lcc.: v
J\iM received.and for sale by-c-.. - . • •
septU J H MFM/OIL 81 Wood si
-I*rOOI.UNTOL.KAS AND CO A 1 .V, A,ln>e article,
\Y ‘ Hood ondCap»i
Hose lor childr?itj. .
11 Comiort ,
Cislnnere aifjYc’rltn GloreOmeit wlib a fine article
or bucVrknt, and a of
efl MarlieW. between sth «I.A Diamond
tp23 \o
"itntl/you MHI be wjihoui a benuitul ;set:pfwhite,
W neatly TBETPH, aud a .tweet*,imgrant; Bccplh,
«hen you can ha\e them both b> tiwnff a * boxfcf
Jants 3 Amber Tooth Paste? It.wlutent tiie-Teelh>liardena
the Gums' sweetens the Breath, and !■» vmb.oiit except;
tioti the most beautiful and economical dentrifice ever;
UP Forsalcb\ W.M JACKSON, Gen Agent,
» «enlQ - ■ - 'vSfl-Libeny si.. Puialmryn. -
TTrCTiFiED WHISKfcVof miprnor qualny. wnh a«
lt aH*6rUntM«ofFoTCiifnnnrt I)ou»efthc l.iquor*,4ilwuys»-
iim'-lmnd and lor sale by • W. Ml
Sep2s .r
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Pop Cincinnati.
Steam Uoat Stoclt for Salc.:
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ALLES SBAXER. EBW&BD 8A.83t«
KUAUBR & RAH2I.
Btonktriand ’ExeJtansc^Brokert.-lkaleTixnFoTtien'artd . '
JkunalicEiUSrßUlsof ExHiansey Certificates ir Jkpo**- • • ■
xtf Bank holes, and Coni.
Corner of Third aod Wo&lflis:, directlyopposltelhe St. •
Charles Hotel. * _ ma>23
Buying rafts
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Virginia
Wheeling, ,
Tennessee
anl9»y >»
JAB.B.HOQH.
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„ HOOS 4 SARGENT*
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. B. Comer of- Woo4 : &ut' SuctA streets-,. JEtUsburgh, Pi?.* - •>; c
T'VEAIJiiBS in
A/ and Domestic Exchange,-Certificates ofDepobitj See.
. EXCHANGE on all the pnncipaiCiUes oftbe.Union,
and Enrope, for sale id sums to sou purchasers.
CURRENT and parfiinds received on deposits v r:;, -
COLLECTIONSTmode on aJtparts of lhe Umon, at tbe .
lowest rates
'' THe Grand Purgative,
TYR CUCKENERS SUGAR COATED VEGETA-
U bLE-EXTRACT P/X-LA’.—'Tbese-celehniied iMls,.
haveoblalued an enviable notonetym the United Slates,.
as a curative for Giddiness. Dyspepsm. SCur Siamr.cV - •
Headache, Fevers.'.
bufrr, Liver. Complaint,: Scdrvn Sore Throat, Inward i
Weakness, Palpitation of lhe’Hoait« liidigesuonS. ana ::0 ; '
variety of other diseases to-wluch-iiesli is heir tcv as.R;
i'medicine for the million. In.all seasons oFihe.ryear.—-.
[ spring, summer, autumn, and winter;—mid under att cir* ;:.
eumnanefes, they enn lie. laken wim perlecl safety and ... .v.
su«ess-- As
d*en> they are tm«roU«f.- Being coated-wuhpare.w lute
sagar. children will easily lake themthey, neither gripe
horatuiscate; are gemfe,but ihoroach. m their operation. -
For axfult s-by increasing the doseythey are cqaallyben : . -
eficiah Aran Pdf they will berfonnd with.?:,
outa superior. :• Ask any one, ainong the ihoasauds.wbo •w
-use theta, and amnnjuaufied approval wiU.be the certain..
result
Remember Dr. C. V.Cliekcncris U.c original inventor :
of Sugar Coated Pills, and that nothing of th o sort,was
ever heard of until he introduced thcm m Jano,-l?-i3.- ■
Purchasers should, therefore, atways.osk.for Clickener s
Sugar Coated VegeiaUc Pilfs, and iaJ»onoolhers,OMhey..
will be madcihe vieums Of a fraud
|Tjf*Fnce, 25 cents per box _ .
■•;v JOt. Clickeiier-s pnucipal oiUca for the sale of Fills, is »
GO Vcser « N Y
WM JACKSON, «> Liberty at, head of Wood, PiUfi
liurgbVPa*, i General- Agent for Peansylvania, Northern -
Ohio; and tho river counties of , ,; „. ; ? r >
•The folio wing-arc: the duly appointed Agents for/Aue
ghcnycouutv Ta*
A M Marshall,)
Dr. Brown, - ;>Alleghc»y.city;
_ : J.lL'Johnson,-.).'
- • Jonathan Ghralslj'ManchQSter-: , .
V:: AlexanderAailale, Wylie street. .
:J. R; : H. Jacques, Birmingham; ;
- Wm. J. Snutn, Temperancerille.v
G H Starr, Sewickley
. ; ; Edward Wilkinshurgli..
• -‘Darnel Nenley, East Liberty; . •
.'•.v.H.'Z* Mitchell, \Yilkinsbargb.
H-Rowland Son, M’Keesport. ,
C F Diehl l lizabcih
■.':vj6hn.Blaek..-'rurile-Creekr-.-.T-;-i...-;.vr..-.:.; J ::
M’Eldawney.Bakerslown;- ■ •
v.; •• Samuel Springer, .€liuton< *: •
• James atewamiowTi,,
> Riley McLaughlin,Plum, township
: .J. Fallon, Tnreutma; ■:% •- ,/
Jeremiah Fletmng.Lawrencevjlle
.; RobenAVilhamcj Aithursville. - -
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MUIR friend* of Henrjr M'NuUy,whQ lert in* Ifltt re«t» | - * " sT " “**
J_ depcoiußlairsvilleafew-da>i ago, for e««l«TgbX 4 ' S
wnhiQ)i«rf from him. It i thought mat h&auaj to-fcni- 7 " - t * ~
ployed in wine ofclbaiToii establishments H* brought 4 * r * *
•us wife owd.cluldwtihhtm Hcisfivefeetfeighl tnche* ? ~ A *„ ?■
high j Ted face and red hair. ' . *i s J * ‘V*' ; i
Aji\ mfonnautHHJOneexmns him wiUbfeihtfnVfuli? re- _ * >' *
ceiveii by JOHN StAHTtN,IW-lltbutgb, 3 -S , r -; t -
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tCmcnmatl papers “ - ■* »
—AN JOS AND 't’AMBOUKINfcS— Alliienuvniaem j . O
ot the-'*' niu«ieul *nd sCn'e 1 * lor tn* 1 - j, - ’ v *■ t
UrtruP roei»i\ed »nd for-<alctrt . ,_ xVl _ ' 4 * < v - ,
>ep3i» J H MVM 0» til|Wood ft* J . ~ *j
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I 'omM«nUI liotr CaTHnet Warerponi:
ST B YOUNG *Co «>*Tt i
TTAVF. removed ihcirCABINKi sSttteßO**®* 31 *
f~l 'WAKE-ROOMS to Commercial How, Uilieity v ;
} street,- -opposite thehead of SnHthficld»;.wbereiljey wul
keep constantly on -hand tin exleonvfi assortmem of So -.
I; fdg, l3urcanBj Bedsteads, Choirs- and- ■
I every article in their line of business.- • ,: . v -./ v-i - ;
? Undertaking promptly: attended io> at reasounble /
I pnccs
Dr* <*« O* Stearton, DeutUt*
/OFFICE at : JTw«HeUclk’a x Oft Fourth street,nfevrdoars •'
tl"abdvaWoodi«« , eompletion.of.ibe hturao v- .r
uearly - Teeth In blocks, with oruficiai gams -
{after the ttroniier nowomvetßally preferred in the east,) -
mauufoctuml to suit each particular case. Teeth, from: ' : ;.
a full sei do\vn to a slngle.one; inserted ona sucUonj>late,Yv::'
ihos avoiding ininry to the natural teeth.. iSpedmens of
btockaarid euclioii plate may bo examined at lhe-dffice.’ '
;•• ah operations incident to the profession performed with
care and taltkfiilnerfs [sepT-ftra *
«*Always Ready, *
’ :Al\y»y«WlUlng.« <•
qiyryedsiaroer* and the public.geueruU>v are Teßpect'- i .r
IVI fully mfonßcxUbat onnexl Monday I will \*t open- .
line a splendid andwell selected.aasorunem.of.CLOTHS/
CASSmERES aml YKSTIJSOSr-Which f have: jusxptfr-:.
cbttficd iU ihe lowest market pnce,andto:: ■>
whichl wouldeall their attention
JAS IWTcGVtRfc, Tailor, - k
sepif* Si Charles Balldmgs,
SITTKh AJffiSAI'ISS-W.itMurphy,
corner 4ih dud Mntket t
soriment of theabove goods,
iner Blue and Block changeable, Orange and Blue do
Green and Black do Bed and Brown do suitable for
visiles and cardmalar.-Also, handsomeßresa Silks, >
geable. striped and figured Silk Velvet Shawls,* few
of these scarce gQOds>-Jargx‘,aud;ofagopdquauii ».:.• Al--....;.^v
so received, Long fchaw Is ol newest ?t) les, and at a low
price for Qualify i«p29
PA-rTN^ gshiP• heretofore existing between i
I Hale* Re»n«n«m &Co wnathi day tfitfohmd bj
mutual 1 consent." The business of the. laiefinTt :wilbbe; \
Settled i bv Rciuemnn k C0....JA3-. HALE,- ... .-Tu-.
seiuep uj a SANDS k RELNFMAN,
f?ept 27th, JOHN VOEGTErV r '
■ xiid business will be continued by Sasds k, HmsodAN
jand John VokgiwV'under the styIeoi.UEINEM”AN &,
Co. sept 23
mo LET—A comfortable small dwellinfchottsei ' ,~ ;
amly Biluated m tlie lower.pnrt ot Allegheny c»jj\on
' Hai?aley*B has tbree roomß on lhe hyst floor r ivvoumtl
i :a: lon on’ ibe secondf from mid bttckvporcb> good cellar,
i and alarge gatdedloHCOntaming sonierlOor li? bearing
frrnt tree#, and 40 or 60 currantuud gooseberry bu»he*.
Rent, ninety dollarra y ear Pose; ion c-mbe had on
:ihe first of October. .;Applyto
fle p27 * fcl Wood street
t(_yr|(’s•' All psn'ons indebted lo the late farin ol Uon
l\ n | gaa & Murphy are hereby rcimertcd lo TOtthe im
mediate payment, and those haviug elatms agautsnhefn
, ** B present thhtu
.ea&Mwd&nwJOHN COYLR,
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Surfing rates
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1 I “ : Pennsylvania Co;
:-1 <f New Yorlf l
4 m Maryland i “
3 M New Orleans
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