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•torr, RicbanJ Louih. DnmelFiclnsen, Fred. Yohsu
SOMETHING FOR WHIG DOUGHFACES 1.
Taylorhas RECENTLY invested ONE
HUNDREDTBODSANDDOLLABS IS NEGBOES,ond
therefore tonnotleinfavoroftheWilmot Provi
so.—speecA of Balie Payton, (whig)inLa;
State Election.
TUESDAY, thtj 10th day of OCTOBER.
Presidential Election .
TUESDAY/ the7thdaypr NOVEMBER.
I>emocratloM<ißßllleetlng« v^^^
The Democwts of.SouihTutsburgh ;ahd vicinity*
, are requested to meet m front of James Blacbmore’s
. store, near the end of the bridge, on Saturday ove
nwg, Oct. 7, at 6l o’clock. Col. Black, Andrew
. : B n Tk°,.Col. M?Candlcss,U. .S. Magraw,-and other
distinguished speakers will address the people.
.. * 110,1 n Connor, John D. Miller, J. A. Blackmore,
Wlr . John Mooney, W. Meredith, J. M’Garngle, C. M’-
gahlgon, Hugh Fulton, D. Murdoch, Dennis Wha
r -*len, James’M’Katß, Geo;S. Hamilton, A'Cummins,
James O’Doanoll, If. Sellers. octStd
TORCH-LIGHT
P ITtf dESSION
The Democratic citizcnß of Pittsburgh and AUc*
*• -gbeny and thc adjoining boroughs sod town
ships* will havo a Torch Light on SAT
URDAY EVENING NEXT-
Joiui JD.* Milleb, will act as Chief Marshal.'
Charles ICent, John Layton. F. Fickeson* Charles
Barnett, M...Kauo,jr., nr.d C. F. Yost, will act as
AssistantMarslials.
: The Democrats of lho differentwards,:boroughs
and townships-are requested to meet at tlieir usual
■places of meeting on Friday, at 7 o’clock, P. M.;
for the purpose of making arrangementsfor joining
in the procession.* *■■•
PROGRAMME OP: THE PKOCKSSIOSi
. : L ,To : assemtile at tho. Oregon House, .near the court
;hoose: the proeessionwill proceed along Grant to
Liberty,npLibertyto Adams, along Adams to Penn,
. down Penn to Water,up Watorto Wood, np Wood
.to Fifth,down Fifth to Liberty,up Liberty to Seventh,
up Seventh to Coaf.Lanfj'op Coal Lane tb Wai&ng
■ ton, up Washington to Wylie, down Wylio to ClftSJi
am, down Chatham to Coal Lane, down Coal Lane
• to Grant, down .Grant to "Fourth, down Fourth to
. Southfield,down SinilhßcJd to Water, down Water
. to Market op Market-UrSt, Clair, down St, Clair to
Penn; up Penn: to Wayne,' the place or starting.
, i .Come on. with yonr tallow candles; boys' ■ :
OCR CAMPAIGN PA PER.-
£l)e UcfFcrsoniau.
OREA T R EDUCTION IN PH ICE ’
T» onr Dtmocratlc Friends.' :
■ tleeply.iJcsirous of witnessing the triumph ofDem
! : ocratic Principles and Pemocrnuc Men, ol the ap
■ prpaching Stale and Genera) Flections, we shall
: contribute all in our power to bring about that re
sult. : Wo shall, therefore, send our Campaign Paper,
: Thelrffrtsoman, from September 23d, until Novcm*
r ber 7th, to individuals and Clnbs, opon the: folio w
. : ing very low cash terms :: . .
: Sisole Copy, 12J cenu.
~ Tejt C0pie5,..................-.ft] 00
’fwEirrv-rtvE Copies,...., 2 00
. Firry C0ne5,....... 3 DO
—Obe lldudbedCopies,. v...; 6 00
.. -It most bo obvious to- every. one that these term
.will barely-covcr.-the. cost of paper and- press-work.
Orders trom this or any of the neighboring counties
will be promptly attended to. :
l. harper.
Pittsburgh, Sept. 21,1548.
The Largest Journal In tlie Wean
NFAY AND CHEAP.-.WEEKLY F4MILY PAPER.
THE PITTSBURGH
SATURDAY MORNING POST
roUTICS, .VETO, LITERATURE, fr.
npIIE UNDERSIGNED WILL ISSUE. about the firs!
jLof)October', l&lS, the first number of a LARGE KAM
IL* PAPER,! containing more reading mottcf than nny
• .■weeUj' .pDbltshetl Weal, of the Mountains. Every de
/. pnrtmrni..vrtlJ.be.fuithfuU)r.auended-to,< and.nopamsor
. expense Will be spared torejiderthe Satvrday Mormng
P°*i one of the most instructive and acceptable uewspa*
. : v.pe.rweriaioed iu the. Mississippi Valley;.':
la its POLITICAL. DEPARTMENT the paper will
~,( i umioi)ethefaithful ontf honest-exponent of the Prmei
v ;.ple* of the orbat Democratic Partv—the ;PeoplesrPar*
-•>. Party. of- Progress,-Honesty nud TriJth. 'VVe -
• ' u ; -*“WI rearles»ty expose the unrighteous domga of Feder*
' . whateverguise it mny present itself, or under
■,v whatever cognomen it moy-sml.
, . The NEW » DLPAR Til ENT will be the object off pe
... culcare&udatienbon.: Every thing lhat xs new tinter
gating, and• excumg. viH ,be faithfully chronicled. The
various line*of MAGNETIC?TELEGRAPHhtiagnow
... .completed; from. Pittsburgh - to.nearly every leading city
. jaihe Umou. w*e shall be enabled lo preientourreaders.
uplothe latestmoment,a full digestofalltbe STIRRING
EVENTS OF TUB DAY
lathe LITERARY DEPARTMENT* we shall intro
: duce an entire new feature.into the column* of the Sat*
. urday Morning Post. At least right co/umw of the paper
each week.wiH be devoted exclusively to Taki, Poetry,
BtogrtifhyylluiQry. Moral-Essays, se. In shorty we
. siiali.mm to make the paper, in.this respect.. fully etjael
:. *o ihe/DprzjTSßAitr.'PAPEßs'of; the East.: -We hove now
i - . •/ eugngeuseveral disumnusbcri w*nter*.who will regular*
; ;1y con tribute. ORIGINAL TALKS AND POETRY, to
, ihe columns of the Saturday Morning Post.
. .COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.—We shoUfuralsh
- •<- < ?Sli»?dl?r a^ clie !i an extensive aud accurate
-* r '■ REVIEW. OF-TXE PITTSBURGH SUHKET, can
: 3Ully madeup from actual saxks; together.with the mar
. ofPAiTAdelphta,.Eaittmor** Neto york, Bostan. Ctn
■_ *wnait, Niw UTUansj JSt. Louts. received by Tele*
. graph and other sources, up to the Latest, moment he fore
Bomg to press* The fluctuations in the. Mouey Mnrlcet
... Pnc.es, ofStockf.Exchonge, Ac. will also be carefully
noted 111 each number.
PltK MIT7IIB.
; To encourage Western Talenl, we shall pay a liberal
compensation to any person who*will furnish v*. with
either Tales, PoeiTy.or Essays, which shall be deemed
.worthy of publication by a - Committee selected for that
express purpose
T the saturday morning post.
,; >->'Jo?ln order to secure -n Jaree circulation* wcishall
: offer our Mammoth Weekly.to tne publiconterrashere*
: tofore.unsanmssed byanypaperimho West. ’. Todothis
„vtbe CASH,SYSTEM.,wiIIbe strictly adhered to:. :
‘ For. 1 ropy, mnd Vance.'■ ■ ■ .3300
“ <, °P‘ e *i “
, *® “ 1 • 1500
2*. , ’ ■ ”85 00
“ “ SO 00
Cb'BttßljrOl
*°. a ”>.P? r ?°n./Whovn!| obtain the-largest number of
• orJi'fy ■il'yi*' urf “) , ' Morn, »(.'Foßl, (not less ilium
SS y,, *7i h * ll p r“ m ? c °?y of SKskspeare's Najs,
splendidly bound, worth at least 85,00, besides a co
r, y n‘U.L. P“P C ' r ° r , ohe }«r To the person who
.... ure . , n A cx -J a , r 8?- a b PumbSr of subscribers, .wo 1
Shull present übcdutiCul edmoii of Lord llj ton’s Points,
syortb at least 54.00, and rfcopy of the pnper
_ tOSr-ttASTERS ANH OTHERS,
To whom this Prospectus tnuy be sent, ore respectfully
. requested to apt us Agentstn nrocurniß subscribers to the 1
Saturday Morning Post To the person who willprocurc
10 subscnbcrs. w-e will forward one copy of the paper 1
. nijd theit.exertions r \viU otherwise be handsomely !
Warded '
'* must be addressed (post paid) to i
« , «- HARPER,
Editor. and.V.ropnrtor cf the Saturday Morning Post, Pitts
burgh, Pa September 18,1848
POSTSCRIPT,
. In auswer lo the: .many inquiries ofonr friends, wc
.. nave to state, that onrjng.io thearduous dutiesof the elee
uon.cfltnpaigtMrwill he Timpbßsible forut to insue the
first numheror iha Saturday Morning Postal so early a
. day .osfvve anticipated. 7 iWa shall defer the issue or the
urn number uptH.after, the: Presidential election, when
; b,°J>e Jo present lo the public the handsomest and best
sent out from this city. / . -i ,
Pittsbpbcu, Oct fl, 1848
*sr~
»““bit unproved property, siluntcd
v; _° ut 0 from tbit city, con[rjmi no near sev
«!!!?iv.V's?n;w,^ lc .'l ls 11 toree stable uod barn, ruin spring
I'JSfrW”"? dwelling lionse. A ihrivmsr peneu find
fields,all' JVn 1 , ln f, adow > and gram m T XV' r ANTED—P’ncea tu warehouses or »iore7 for a
reni'ive dnirs'form Tlir \vh Or arranged for an ex- \r number of warehouse men Bad Beyspsales men
\te“J2 X a s enrSnda ? llS > for o nrea^nn W ble nnd d " k# Also, for ,evend school tencL«.
greed r jr r ana a lease fora reasonable or country, also for laborer, Farmers ran be supplied
S CUTHBFIIT firn Sara. with an) hands they want Also, strum, canal and keel
sepSO r * ■' bonl ? Good cools, chambermaids, and nurses ran get
'par Sr to r r-r * * employment, or persons wanting them supplied soon
‘ 'f-'t Acres well situates far Wanted to borrow, several sums on good security -All
• M*,™ " , "®fi?. r SS" B ’_ n , e ” r F «‘ Libert >. <m a terra of 1 JsmxUof agencies attended to promptly for moderate phar
e6r ten j car-, and at alow rent ges Please call at ISAAC HARRIS ,
• eanoi; ' • -. • THO 9. MELLON, Agency ond Intelligence Office-
Corner flth and Wylie sts, oci3 b ; cot. Penn and St. Clair Ms
•V. -
lisii
tymps- ~ “', v '„ „-,
jo!Sffif-? OARD op trade.
rCAKOTHERS, 1 5 CoMairral Eolt B*"*™°*
ARRAN<iK MENTSFORIMO.
Pn.^^i^ ac^Liue » l * aveB <l“» | y f orCinci n nai»vloAM.
via -® roWnßv^e j - l ° Baltimore und
vr?? , i ndel P b , lfl ’ Bx W.mjdflP <u
aiau troach : Ljiie,direct Philadelphia. 9 a. ai.faud 12}
?-*• * *''^V’'i : 'Vi : '-'- ; ''-V'V;';;-'.'ii ..• •..-1 V ■ 'O X"’
}} ftroi! Coach Line, 6 a: ,m. ■
.\oit{i-\> (-R U .t it, vm Cleveland, daily, 10 a. ax.
bne and Weneni New York, daily, 9 a- m.
Norm-Eastern, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4
ARRIVALS AND DEI. JITURE OF J\l AILS
■Eastern ;MoiLvm Philadelphia, d ue 3a. m., doses'l2 m
Western Mail, Cin. and.Louisv.. due 8 p. m.. closes 5 a-m
-:3ouib.viaßaU.aud\Vasbington.due 8 p. 2a.,dosessA m
vNorthrWe&tern via Clovetand, due 10 a: \L,do*esU a m
Erie and Western New York, due B p. u., closes Sa m.
“ J iTOCKsi
a t . * p ar value Asked Offered
Sank of Pittsburgh. 850,00 S5OOO 850 00
Exchange Bank .• • 50,00 44,00 43 50
Merchants- and ty. Bank> *.♦. • •50.00 >47,00 " 45'00
kone in market;
J * * «,00 «>,OO 49,00
nfi!?? 1 ! ••• v«■ • 50,00 35,00
Old Allegheny 8ridge.,,........ 25,00 - 30.00 35 00
Connetlsvilleß. R.Stock,paid on‘
aharesjSa,so • «oo tan
City Bonds (dj? cent,} ... . 90,00 ’
Monongahelaßndge............ 2500- 1
Gas v
Dally Review of the MarfcetiT
OFFICE OF THE'POST, ) :
. •.Satcbbat MownHo. Oeio&er 7, |B4O. $ ; -
. Business continues to improve, though thero is
„BtiU . difficulty Jn ; getting goods shipped for ports
below. We heard or numerouiiransnctions yeater*
day, but no change in. prices; ; v
. BUTTER. .Demand good, with some receipts.
SeveraTsalesofkeg a 19094» Saleof4tons, to or
me, at 9c.
.LARD.*saleof4 bbls. at-Sc;
: :BACON..One,or. two;small lots have be*n re
ceived. No cfaango in prices. - We quote City
Hams at ?c. :
MUSTARD. SEED.. Solo of small Jotat 82,76.
MOLASSES. ..Regular sales at 300304 c.
SUGAR..SaIe of 10 hhds. at fijc ; Slihds: at 5c ,
.cash; ' • '
FLOUR..SaIe of SOObbls. at $4,5004,56. Sales
/rom wagons at same.; From storo s4,t»S'a'4;7o.
.There is very I ittlo mterost in tho'Flour market, for
reasons given heretofore,*— theuncertainty as to the
futuro. -■■■■■
- : RAISINS.-Sales at $2,06* •
FIGS...SaIe of 4 drums at Ific.
. CHEESE.. Market pretty well supplied, and re
ceipts fair. balcsof Western Reserve at 6j.
: CpF>EE*..Regular sales or Primo Rio at 7074 c.
1 TOWiYARN. .balc.of flo at 22c
CORN-MEAL..A.emalMoi was received vester
dny, hut no repurtablc sale.
. TANNERS*OIL..SaIes at slc'sl7-
• OATS*. Sale* on wharf'at :2aa.'-
BARLEY*.SaIe from store at 23c-
RYE is worth -iSf/roOc.
FREIGHTS*.T*» Cincinnati 26c.; no change.
NEW YORE CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 2
At market, 2200 Href Cattle, 4200 Sheep and
• Lambs, and 60Cows and Calves..' :
. Beef Catti,C.. .The number of Cattle at market
last-week eicccds that dieted for many months pasu
Prices, have given way a -little, and sales have been
made ns low as $5, and .from that to $6 To per cwt,
Thero .waa : a. tolerably good demand' during the
week, but the severe rma mduii of today has done
much to retard transaction*. 150 head driven to
Boston. From the appearance of the yard toward*
evening, we judge tbeie was quite Vnaraber left
Over.
. CowsanD Calve* -were in-ordinary supply, and
meet sales at prices, not materially varving Irani the
quotations current last week. Wequoie? the market,
at from $2l to S2SOS3S. All sold.
: Sfftrp and La Mus.« • The market continues well
. stocked. Sales of Sheep at from $1 25 to $3 750
$4 25; Lambs, S?lzrs2 75 k 200 unsold.
T?RENCH>ROTECTKD «OM> PKNJt-AVehave i u V
A received n supply of these excellent Pen*. Their
superiority consists in.the Protector, uu important mi*
provamcm which gives them UietoUowing advantage* •
Ini. It sustains the nib and prevents the crowing of ihc
partsot which It iy composed. I>y maintaining a Per
fect parallelism between them-
2d. It retains a much larcer quantity of ink than other
gold pen*. • .•
3d. It preveouall dropping or spattering of Hir ink.
It thus dirtates every, objection .which can be arced
against ordinary gold pen* In addition m this t|<e
workmanship u superior to thni ofany pens of dome-stic
manufacture. They will make ns fine a hair marlru* the
fine*t*teel pen, wbile they have .ill the elasticity of the
quill. : Tlicy have given MtHtuciion in everyiiwtance hi
which they have been tried.
A*G.BayleyU large*medium and fcnmU Pen*:
Brown’* Premium Pen*fThe Congress IV-jkTheharjicH*
Pen.i The Richelieu Premium Pen: for unlr. at mnnulnc*
turers prices, by JOHNSTON A STOCKTO Y
' ■• i . cor. Market and ;Jd Ms.
tONKS' SFAMSH UM H fiT 1 hT.^Ths"bWt rTwT
O auon tor unnanjiig loUie Skina nntumb henliby
clear, livtitff.whiter at the same time makiug it soft and
smooth..: Dr./James Anderson,. Practical Chesni«!, of
Massachnseiu, analysing Jones' Spanish
Lilly White. I find it pbanesses -the most beautiful amt
natural, and attbe same lime innocent white I ever *aw
1 certainly can conscientiously recommend, ns u»a to ull
whose skio-iequiresbemmtymg.”
-Price 35 centra box. Sold only at P 2 Chatham st.. X
Y. and by Wra.Jsckson. Agent. *9 Liberty street.
a*p2S
A HOUSK AND LOT AT A liARGAIN XZ\ ny~ p e r
J\. son. in want of a comfortable dwelling home In n
:goo4 neighborhood, on : Wylie street, b short dismiiee
TroraibeCourt House can provide themselves for the
sraill sumof SfcOOcash.—Apply to •••
I-' ■■ Boai-dlug \V«ntea. .• ~-
iA MAilßlp4p IOUrhB ore anxious to ob
wuk itmJmajjling-.in a pnvotefarniljr. A location imhe
i tbe poarr House, and on or near Wyiieetreeu
: would. beraoM desirable; A line addressed “E office of
-iheMonung Post,* will meet with attention. - oct3
SWEET POTATOES—3O~tbIVr
consignment and for sale hv •
oe;3 KING & MOORHEAD-
CibDNfitfbjor Rose Tooth Pasle,a plea*amdemitice
/or the gums and teeth, (prepared by Roussel) in
tore and./or sale by (oct3l JOEL MOHLER-
To CosmtryJUsroliants* . .
'VTJSRCHANTS.triiI find ittoihnr advantage to cull at
iVI M. JIODKINSON>S, as: he;.has .now in store ns
larger.and desirable .an. assortment of China\ Glats-
suitable for country merchants, as is
usually fouftd; ur eastern houses, and at equally, low
prices, M HODKINSOY.
h;> auggO , ;. 115 Wood street, near. Fift-
StOVfc# PJPE— -itOU lbs Stovo Pipe, 6..QJ. b inches, on
band and for sale by KING k; MOORHEAD.
oci3 • cor. Diamond and Diamond alley.
FOR CLOAKS—I have 2 pieces short nan’tl htack,
which I will sell cheap
. JAMES M’OUIRE. Tailor,
Third Bt.St Charles Building.
(Chroijicln copy.)
, 'i'O :W.taterik Alereiunu*
/pHK LAKGKST ANDBEST ASSORTMENT over
JL ofleredjo the pahiici mid nlthe lowest pnccspossi
ble,;ntay be found &1-U&.Wood street, opposite D-
Davis’ Auctiou Uooms. . Observe Wore rooms up stairs*
*5 M HODKTNSON ~
V
Sew Clrcnlnr Scale PUnoii
. FIGHT NCWPIANO-FORTFS from
.MinniffTinß celebrated manufactory of ChTcker*
h u m p'YJ tng, Boston ; wnh ihe new improved eir
■ •■ * 9: » ■■ iMiinrsealcvjast received nud now open-
For sale at at Mr. Cliickering's Factory pnc««. I»v< -
JOHN H MEI-IjOR,
No. 81 Wood street, Pittsburgh, sole Agent for Chicker
mg’s grand and squnre Piano*. for WcmernPenna'i ortg
bt)!e. No.2Mockerel, (brandfUiy4a)
in store and for sale bv •
oci3 KJNG_& MOORHEAD
B r
>EAVER 4SUCKKT& AhtfD dwL buckels
J Tubs>josl received and for *nl<v by
oct3_ __ _ KING & MOORHEAP
LCOllOlr—always on -hand and for sale by
sCp23 W & \t MITCHn.TRFE
50AF..AN1} CAM>Lh4, of different Pittsburgh brands.
j for sale at manufacturer’? prices, by
sep2s W & M Ml rCHFLTRFB
FpOAVBEND’S SARSAPARILLA—IU doz. Ur.Town
i send’* Sarsaparilla just received and for sale by
• JOEL-MOHLER, Druggist,
ocUJ • > ; • - cor/ Wo«l and sih sib. :
HOOKS AND cnses Silvered, • * " -
1 Jnpnnned, for sale low
to close consignment; by : > v ii
EDWARD TODD & CO ,
• North East corner Firth and Market sts., - ; '
oc|2 lip Stairs
/^LLt»E—A few bblp. in store and for.sale hy v
VT oci3 JOEI^MOHLER_
BOOKS, Ltuer.and Cap Writing Paper, JMaitk Booh$ t
'Gold Ptns. AT AVCTION.—O\\ Wednesday,Tburs*
snd SamnJay evenings, October 4th. sth and 7th. at
7 o’clock } ntitbe Commercial Sales Room, corner WootP
.and riuh.sts.,Avill be sold the raostextensive collection
.Vftluoble ,ufeW;BookA ever oflbred in city.;. Letter
om/Cap Writing paper. Blank Books. Bafd and k Bro
thers Premium Gold Pens, Ac. • •
;;.-Priv.nte. sales during thodav at very low prices
• 'BfT'.Tbose to purehnse.will please call soon?
as m* whole amount mustbe-sold within a few days '
OCt5 JOHN D DAVIS, Auci
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~ - JOHN COYI-B,
4th«treM, p«ar Smithfidd «i
Sweel Potaioc* on
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POUT OP PITTSBURGH.
3 rivCT i:!SCUEB WATEE JS TBS CnAlt.Vßp— AND FAltlO
e ARRIVED,
Sienmor Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville;
‘ Loins M Lane, Beunei, Brownsville;
•: Arrtnvlme.Gordan,Brownsville; '
Camden, Hemphill, Beaver;
• , Caroline.Day,Beaver;
Lake Erie, Murry, Beaver;
£ . ■ . DEPARTED,
j: Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville; -
Loins Ml,aitc, BenneT, Brownsville;
Arrowlme. Gordon, Brownsville; -
• . •, .Camden,- Hemphill,'Beaver •"
■ . ■ : Caroline, Day, Beaver?- !
Lake Erie, Murry, Beaver; ~
Peru Calhoun Cm,
A ermonu HazlettJCincmnati;
Newark,Bishop, Zanesville.'
SSTCopt. Clarke's excellent boat, iho Beal'tr, has
commenced her regular trips between this city and
Wellsville.
■ B®" The little steamer Magnet arrived yesterday
morning from Pittsburgh, having throe canal boats
apd a keel boat in tow. The canal boats are the
America, from Beaver, nnd the Lafayette and Tote
-49, from .Cincinnati. They aro beautiful, staunch
built boats, with iron railings around the roofs, and
the blinds of the windows painted red. Their des
tination is the Chicago canal.—loirfroV/e Courfer.
, The magnificent steamer/tffno/r, Was Sold nt
St. Louis, a few days since, to Copt. Stittmiui and
Mr. Bellzhcoctr, for the handsome eum of #25,000.
: For Cincinnati.
SfttP&w V- -f nE new,light draught, fast running
f_n .triiiirfr ucamerCINDERELLA.CAUiovn.Mn*.
•—tftr, will leave for .the above and .intor-'
■ nil ii i i in || mi mediate port* thir day.
j’orfre»Rhtorpa»»age t opply:on board, ocii
• 1 ■'■■■ ' For .Cincinnati* ■ ...- v.■
fcs:The, new, light draught passenger
ILJsteamer, DOLPHIN, Cnpli lU*«rr,:
: Will leave for the above and informs*.
' h*" - rvri ~ pons, this day.
Forfreight or pniittge apply on board- octS
For Ciuclnnatl and S(» lioula.
. i w Th * I( e h tdraught*!eamerSWAN,B.Mdy.
f sifag*. will leave ior; the above and inter-
landing*, to-morrow.'
Forireightorpaftiage apply onboard, or to
JAMES MAY
ForCincinntttf.
•: tms* v w’ 1 '* 10 lyjk* draupbt.aieumer FRIENDSHIP
h4gfgfcJ>Paws. Waaler,-will leave for the above ahd
pons, this day.
tor freightor.poMftgft apply on bonro. -
Kor "Cincinnati.
'./The draught steamer UlGHLaN
jjfr iitftyMTr I)RR, Pokse, Master, will leave lor the
above and-intermediate port*,' to«day
“BMBsaaasS For frttght or pawaffe apply on board.
Cincinnati "
THK *tgunch steamer PACIFIST. Caar
tuSlßr bjbcs nxtx, truster, will leave for iho above and in*
tennrmateportf. to-day.
. For freight or passage npnlv on board, er to
GKO. B. MiLTKXUKRQKR, Agent-
• ■ Por Cincinnati.
PAMenger Steamer
ouStaUß ! INANCIhK, t-aptnin Wu. Koc.vrz, vr»U
cave for tnenbore and all intermediate pom to-Unr at
10 o’clock, a. m. /*
. r . freight wf parage, having tupertor accommoda
tions, apply on hoard, ourV v 3
For Cincinnati.
i.Tuancw and light draught steamer.
LrnTiifwa l (• O.M! M BIA ,H im. .Vsnor,
Will leave for the* above and interme*
nmto portA to-day.
Fortreiglif or passage apply oti • ■ ■.'.■ %*s&
• L| _ SmomerArraugettiifiS. - ———.
Ld£S-*s/UK eteamer WEAVER, Cha*. E: Clarke.
• sp««A«» MwAt'.r, all! leave Pittsburgh for Heaver
Otas*n>iv. n*id A\ oUsviUr, every Monday Wednesday
and Fndoy—iiml returning oh Tuesday. Thursday,
am! Saturday, vat P o'clock. *. n, Having a boat'at the
landing, •%<- are prepared to receive freight at any time
rorfrnghtorpnsi-ingc nnplv to •
Uȣlr ,f fi. UVHaRTON A, CO . Agent*.
__ Hegolar Packet for Sunflsh.
LfUS&J? THK futr Atesmer Cap!
witMeuve lorthe übove and inter
mediaiv poii.» on tlri/ifMJnv.* am! A/i/un/nys.
For <rei;;ht or apply on boanK or to
__ migitt G'W). lb MlI/iT.NUriUJF.R. Agt-
ior Sale.
JUOfSI IfOltl
• Ihmdnij? !<ot« m '‘New Troy/ 7 beau-
J. tilutlj siftoli'd,: and the most pleasant place for a
pnvnie resnb-nre, m ;lic Tirtmtrot Pmiburgb. 1
Al*o—A loi in Alleaheny ritv. near Federal .«u (root
ing JO feet on Middle extending harked fret
! Aj*o— A home nud lot on W nter ullev. Allegheny pity
i All or nnjofjbrse lots will bo sold lower, and on easier
( terms, than any oin.prsmnlarprotirriy umv in the market
i' I or particular* enquire of sYIiVKStTIR KKVMOFK
, nunc other of Edward Todd A Co., corijrr Fifth Jk Mar
het.street*; or of the subscriber. • .
Ul^ 7 ‘i c THOMAS MF.EEOX* Attorney.
A >nt on High si. near the corner of Wy
..die, fit the neve German Cliurrh. TlusliOt.JUhy yiift f
ivtl! be sold on accommodating term*, or leased on per
petnal lease, with die privilege oflmring out the grwum
rrtut at any time.
Also—■Severn!otherl»oi>on the Hill, indifferentplaces,
lor sole ou accommodating terms, or perpetual tense &*
may sun pnrehuferjr: • : •
nogUMdl changed __ THOMAS MEELGN
A M.M.IIKNY PHOPKRTV. Ptlß
JX dwelling lumseaml lot of £i feel front on Maine st
by HHUeeldecp. Prier Sim
AHo—A. large lot adjoining the above. Price SCOO-' :
■ Also—J Ims, each 20 Ipet front on Robinson street-by
M fees to an nllev. Price SGOO each-
AJitO'—S iois.'&i icct Irani on Sbertield street. by 05 fort
A**P«. V::'... "
AUo-rO lui« 23 iret fronton SliefiieM street- by I3S fc*r
deep \o a2* teci alley* I'nreB2soeticb. Ter™*liberal *
8, CUTIIBEKT* On* Affftii. :
Srmthfictil street.
T7“AMMJ«,K -PROPERTY IN ALLEGHENY FOE
•T. BALK.~A large, well improved property of <W feet
front l>> 321 fret deep, contrtming o comfortable cottage
house, with hall in center, and tour room* on first floor,
.T«o large chamber*, good cellar tutd out boti*c«,.large
gurden ..ami extensive graperv, al*o a vast variety of
trull* and flower*, and & large kitchen garden and & pump
pi sort water. \VtUba solo at o liaritatu. Price, £2OOO
8. CUTHBER.T, Gen. Agent,-
Finlthfieiv «tree!.
li'Oß Asmull i wo story irarae dwelling house*,
. conveniently situated, fronting on . Pride street, one
*ireet bqvond the Hnspitul. The lot u 24 feelin front- by
IJ3 icp.t deep, mu! wilt be sold on accommodating terms
For. Author particulars apply, at the house, or to -
-L e -E’„_. _ _ JAMES MAY. Water street.
The Grand PnrffatlTf.
Bn. CLrCKENEUS SUGAR COATED VEtfETU
.EER EXTRACT celebrated Pilis
bare obtained an enviable notoriety in tbe United States,
as a curauve for Giddiness, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach,
Heudache,.Fevers,, Files, Costivetiess, Couchs,Heart
burn, Liver Complatui, Scurvy, Sore Throat, Inward
W eakness, Palpitation or tbe Heart, Indigestion, and n
variety qi other diseases to which flesh js heir to, as a
.medicine for the million. In nil seasons of the year—
spring, summer, autumn, ond winter,—and undtroll cir
cumstances, they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. As .a Vermifuge and general medicine for cblll
uren; they are unrtvnUrd, Iking coated with pure white
sugar, children will eusiiy take them; they noithergnpo
nor nauseate, are gentle, but thorough in their operodion
•Far adults, by increasing the dosd/they are equally hen
efictal. As au Anii'Dihotu Ptll they will be found with
out a superior. Ask any one, among the thousands who
use them, and up unqualified approval will be the certain
. result. ■
,i Remember Dr, C. V.Ciickeneri* tl.e original inventor
of Sugar Coamu Pills, aud that.nothing ot the sort was
ever heard of nnul he introduced them in June; 1643
Purchasers should, therefore, alwnys ask for CUckcner’s
Sucar Coated Vegotnble Pills, and take naolhcrs.of they
.will be mode tne victims of a fraud- - /
fD*Pnce, £l5 cents per box.
Er. CJickcner’s principal office for the sale of Pills. Is
GOYesey slm N. Y. ' ".•••* *.
WM.JAbKSO.V, 89 Liberty- st, head of Wood, Pitts*
burgh, Pa., GcnrmJ Agent for Pennsylvania, Northern
Ohio, and tbe river counties of Virginia
. The following nrcihc duly appointed Agents for Alle
gheny county, Pa.:
A M MnruUnll,)
• Dr-Brown, > Allegheny city
• - J. R. Johnson, ) * :
Jonathan Gbrcist, Manchester: •
Alexander AsdaJe.YVyhu street.> • ■
1; R. H. Jacques, Birmingham; '
Wm.J. Smith,Temperancevillp: •
G. tt. Starr, Scwicfcley. ■ •
, Edward Thompson, Wdkinsburgh
•Darnel Negley, East Liberty. '
• H.Z. Mitchell, Wilkinslmrgh.
H: Rowland it Son.-APKeesport.'
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth. - :
• , Joliu Black, Turtle Creek
— MEldowney, Bakerstovvn. - .
- Samuel Sprmger, Clinton
' James M’Kcc.Stcwnrtstown
Riley. M’Loagblm, Plum township
J. Fulton. Tarentum.
Jeremiah Fleming. Lnwrenceville
Jlober.t Willjnmjß, Arthursvilh*.
. autrAi-d&wbin -
. A NEW NOVEL received ut Jlf. A. MIXER'S, Smiili
field fil.y'id door above Second *1
The Image of his Father, or One Boy is more Trouble
than nDozen Girls: by the innhorof “Whom to Marry
and how to get Mamed;”'
Agnes,-or the Possessed, a Revelation of Mesmerism ?
by T. 9. Arthur.
Eastern Life, Present ami Past: by Harriet Murtineau
The Image ot hi* Father, a tale of a Young Monkey ?
hv the Brothers Muyhew, illustrated; published by the
Harpers.
; .Home Influence, n tale for mothers mid daughters * : bv
Grace Aguilar. : i: v.
Vumiy Fair; by \Vv M. : Shackeruv; tresh supnlv-
LittclPS Livtng Agc, No. 229. ,
.;Chambers Miscellniiv, No. 2*.
• Arabian Nights, pan 7. . . . \! .v
All the Ladies’Magazines for October.
A large and extensive assortment of Song Rooks.
.All our eastern papers received, to whirbis added a
new paperpublished ui New Y ork, entitled Tht 'Tnmnl
Cntier. ■ • ■ . . :-."v ■ •
of.Allegheny, Ims all the above.
M. A. MINER, Simthfielcl street, ■
oct3 . Thiyil door nbove Second at:
I^OUND— A quantity of silverware; secreted or riepos-
V.ited m a Lumber, yard; aud.believed to have been
stolen.; They are at the Mayor s office, where theewner
cun have it on provingproperty nud paving charges.
gep2s '■
ProponaU for Ithdiao-Goods. ; -
_W*JE DKi'AßTilE.vr.
Office ludian Affairs. SeDl 30 184«
QEALED PROPbSALSI will bo neeite/JrlSe Offic*
Comnmmomir of Indian, Affairs; \VnghiiiffibiT
D C until 10 o'clock on Wednesday, Uie Ist jpoy oH?S
vembernext, for furnishing the.following floods,- in*ihe
quantities annexed or thereabouts, tor the use of the In*
dmns, umlddiverable at.the foUowmir Dltr&cq vl?> ' -
AT NEW YORK b V * v *
Blankets,
1100 pairs 3-point white Mackinac blankets, to measure
i CO byTiMnches and weigh eight pounds’
900 ptnrßflkppint white Mackinac blankets, to measure
; 54 by 06 inches and weigh G pound*
COO pairs fi-pomt white Mackinac blankets, to measure
: 42byGCinChe8Qndwclgh5i pounds
500 pairs l£»pomt white Mackinac blankets, to measure
i • 30 by fiOmches and wefgb 4J pounds
450 pairs Wioinl white Mackinac blankets- to measure
32 by 40 inches and w eigh 3* pounds
200 pdlrs 3-pomt acarlet Mackinac blankets! to measure
<' <6O by 72inches and weigh 8 pounds •
log pairs 2h>P>nt i scnr!ei Mackinac, blankets; to meas.
; . ure 54 by 60 inches ana weigh 6 pounds >' •
,50ipair» 3i-gouit green _MBckinn(! blanket,, lompa.urc
1 Gfl by Sm inches and weigh 10 pounds
60 pairs S-point greeii Macklnoc blankets, to measure
i 00 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds -
; ftp. pairs Sl-point green Mackinac blankets,to measure
. i. 54 by 60 inches, and weigh 0 pounds* - -
50 ipairs Ci-point Genunclla blue Mackimic blankets, to
i measure Co by 84 Inches; and weigh 10 pounds
950 pairs d*pomt Gcntlnella : blue Mackinac blankets, to
measure CQ by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds *
200 pairs senliuella blue Mackiaa blankets, to'
! measure 54!by66 inches, aud weigh C nounds
; " ' Dry Goods.
400 yards scarlet strouas
300 -do . blue •. do
80Q do fancy list'Cloth, blue
350 do do . do scarlet
200 do do do jgreen' *
350 do gray : ;do blue :
2200 do saved do blue •
.790 do -do;< . .. do. . . . scarlet
100:do • -do ’ do ■ -.greeu
400 pounds worsted yam, 3*fold
00 dozen cotton flag handkerchiefs -
130 do do - Madras do. . '
100 do black silk- do ■■
60 - do .84 cotton shawls ..
'3O -do 04 do do
. 40 do 4*4 . do do
40 do woolen do
-20DO0 yards domestic calico
1000 do English mid Frenehjcalleo '
MOO do * Mermnac, blue and Taney
3000 do blue drilling . • v - .
5000 do ; Georgia stnpes .
2000 do blue denims '
1500 do cottonade
7000.-lioi bleached domestic shirting
0000 do r unbleached do do
8000 -do domestic checks, stripes, and plaid ■'•••>
0000 do unbleached domestic sheeting
200 dozen wollen socks
6000 yards plaid hnseys
1000 do flannels assorted
IGOG flannel shirts .. .
125.«ahcoshirts ,
ISO pounds linen thread .
250 ponnds cotton do,
200 dozen spools cotton; No. I to 36
40 pounds sewing silk
. 450 pieces ribbon, assorted .
. 972 yards bed.tickmg.
- 400 :do Kentucky jeans ■ •
400: do satunelt, assorted
70 grots worsted gartering .
- 50: pound* Chinese vcnnilJion
10 dozen silk handkerchiefs, {hark ami bandana)
Ifardteart. •
: 460 ponnds brass kellies . ■
6301 tm kettles
20 nesu japanned kettles, (Sin a nest)
70 dozen butcher knives
UQOO flints
AT ST, LOUIS, MISSOURI.
J Blankets.
925 pairs 3-point white Mackinac blankets, to measure
CO by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pound*
(M) pair* 2mh»ioi white Mackinac blankets, to measure.
54 byW inches*and weighG pounds •
67$ pairs *2-poirjt white Mackinac blankets, to measure
42 by 50 inches, amt weigh 5J rtoands
SMlpotrt If-poim white Mackinac blankets, to measure
*5O by 60 inches, ahd weigh 4> pounds
GOO pairs l Lpotni while Mackinac blankets, to measure
32 by 4tf inches, and weigh 3| pounds
150 pairs *pou>l scarlet Mackinac blankets,to measure
00 bv 72 mchc*. and weigh 8 pound' .
100 pairs 2| pomt scarlctMaekmae blankets, to measure
54 hy M> iucbe*. and weigh 0 pound*
iQ pairs di-pointgreeuM#ekliioc blanket*, to measure
04 by M mcbe*. and weigh ID pound* •
100 rrrern Mackinac blankets, lo mrsAurr 1
00 by 72 Inches, and weigh £pounds !
75 pairs 2|-porat green Mackinac blanket*, to measure I
5t by GO inches, and weigh 0 pounds :
50 pBir*ili-pomtf*entHiella blue MaebtAae blankets lb
measure t»fi by -84 SnchCs, and weigh 10 pound* i
150 pairs 3'pomt Ctmuneiln blue Markume blanket*. t
measure flO by 72 inches and weigh 8 pounds ' i
75 pairs c|.point (jenimelis blue Mackinac blankm t
measured t»y 00 inches, and 0 podiidi
Z*»y Oootft.. ■ • .
yard* blue streutd*
IW<mlo Kjirlcnlft
do fancy list cloth* bine
15U-do do •do grass green
.. 4ft> do .do - do scarlet
?50 .do gray do blue
CjDO do sand list cloth. Mae -
KM. do do • do' green
32ft) da do do • scarlet ••
400 pounds worsted yarn ( Q>foM
. 75 dozen eoiion fisg handkerchief .
150 do Madras da
75 •do Mack silk do'
40. do S*4 cotton shawls
. .TO do tf 4 do
25 do . 4*4.' do.
frUOU yard* domestic calico .
I‘JtW do; .Kngliah and I-renclr raheo
*iX)-.do Memrnsc do bine ami fancy
•TtXXi do bleached cotton starting
<>ooo do unUlc&ched' : do .
.•GOOD do • do .. : sheeting
. 4UXi. da domestic check*,: stripes, and plaids
JftX# ,dc Muo cotton drilling . ..
.JQt) do bed ticking .-■■
2ft> dozen woollen sock*
Soft) yards plaid Imsry
I5(X) ;do fiannels, assorted •
GOD Aannel ishms
2uo calico do
.200 pounds linen thread
: '2OO do .. couou do
v 40 do sewing silk
60 gross worsted gartering
250 pieces ribbons, assorted
,150 gross fancyaud clay pipes
J5O pounds Chinese verrnllhon
JTardieart.
1300 pounds brass kettles
50 nesw japanned kettles (8 in a nest)
4tto im kettle* . ■
25 grass squaw awl*
.7900. fish-hooks '
25 .doz, fish lines
25000 needles (assorted) .
; !00 doz. combs do
1U M sensors do
14000 gun-ihnit
]0 gross gun-worms
200 do*, butcher knives.
Axes and Hatchets:
W doz. axes, to weigh from 4J to 5} pounds
50 :*• halfnxes, to weigh 3| pound*
24 hatchets, to weigb iy pound
To be delivered at the place where manofociyred, or
m the city of New. York or Philadelphla,:as may be re
quired, without additional expense.
Agricultural Implement*) 4>c.. ; • •
There wul also bo required, to be deliveredin New
York, atiiho same.lime*the followingagricultural imple
ments
950 axes; to weigh from 4} to 5} pounds
250.ha1f axes,to weigh 3} pounds
- 2ort hatchets, to weigli ll pound ;
200 druwiug-kttives. 12 luchcs in length
20D auger*: jii equal proportions of 1 f . and f inch
350. pairs hames ■
350 do trace-chain*
300 pounds brass kettles . .
.. Abo. .. .
480 axes, to weigh from 4i to 5f pounds
150 half-axes,to weighOi pounds
23 broadaxes .
1700 weeding-boes
000, pairs trace-chaias
175 band-saws / - .
40 eross'CUt saws,7fe«un length '
40 do:. do 0 do
• 100 hand-saws files
100 cross-cut saw-files .
CUO auaHef*, screw-angers, |‘ Landfcineh
40 log-chains, to weigh 25 pounds each
600 AVhittemote carps. No. 10
< 700 quarters socket chisels '
. ; 00 planes, fore and jack
; 1 . . A’orttAiocrlgnn*.
050 northwest guns, two-thirds of which must measure
. 30 inches in lenglhof barrel, and one-third 42 inches
: to bo delivered at .the place where rasnufnohired,
; , or:m the city ofNew York or Philadelphia, as may
.. be required;, samples of them are depositedinthe
office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
The above proposals may he divided into fivc parts for
each place or deJ.venvvi*: ■. .
1 Blankets
2. Dry Goods, - -
T. Hardware, to include the agricultural implements
: 4. Axes and hatchets. •
5. Northwest guns.'
The lowest competent responsible bidder will receive
the whole or. any putt of the contract, according to the
above scale, the. department reserving to itseir the right
to determine whether the bidder is competent and respon
sible or not.' . . ■ ■
A schedule of the articles,- with samples, may be teen
at:the office of the Commissioner oflndianAflairs, in
Wastiingion, exhibiung the amount of money to be ex
pended for each article, but the department reserves the
right to increase or dimmish.the, quantity of any of-the
articles named, or substitute others in lieu thereof, or to
require, at.siimlar prices, such goods as may be wauled
tor presents, or other ,purposes, in the administration-of
ot the affairs pf the dvpartmeni. .
The whole amount iu monoy to lie applied to the pur
chase or goods will be about 990,000 ot which
000 will be wanted on the seaboard, and: the residue 'in
the west; Goods of Amencan manufacture, all other
things being cquul, will be preferred, but us all the sam
ples of-blaukels-andclothson band are of foreign manu
facture, It willbe necessary, when ft domestic article is
bid for.thQtthe sample of it should accompany the bid;
to enable the department to decide whether it is of equal
quality Witli the samples to he exhibited. - ; .
The party proposing to supply the articles will make
an invoice ot all the items embraced in the above list;
mid affixibe prices, md ollars uud coats, at which he or
they will Airmsh them, deliverable in now York andXt
Louis respectively* on or before the fineenfli day of May
; next, assuming in the quantity of each urncle n* sneei-
Tied in this advertisement, amt extending Jhe cost, mitkiug
an aggregate.of the whole, invoice before sending ir on
Ihe goods will be inspected at New York or 9f LonL*
by nn agent of the United Slates, who will be appointed
by the department for th* purpose, and to arccrtain tbas
conformity of. the articles .purchased with the sara pic
exhibited, when *he contract shall be made, nnd with the
terinß ot the contract itself, whichslmll contain n cluusc
that ifthe articles afe not furnished within the time pre
scribed, or if they are of insufficient quality; in the opin
ion of the agent aforesaid, and if within five days .after
notice of such inßufficieitcy the party shall nbt furnish
others m heu thereof, of tbe .required quahty. the United*
States shall.bo authorized to purchnse them of other*
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- 10. pa> therefor to the contractor, who shall puy
the said difference to the United States - ; '
Bonds will be re<mjrcU,jn the amoutu of the bids-with
two good sureties, (Ke. sufficiency of whom to be ccrn
- U r ! -£? ®^ te * or district attorney , for the
•faithful performance of the contracts;: Payment will bp
made alter the comroct .is completed.' and thcdelivery of
the goods at New A ork and St. Louis respectively, to ini
agent of ihe upon n dupJicme invoice certi
iied b> him
(Communications to be marked. ‘‘Proposals for Indian';
goods.'■’ • •■■■■.■'
iThe bull?wijl be submitted with the following heading
and none will bn received ihni are not made in the form -
and terras here dresenbed," r
(‘Kor we) propose to furnish for the service of the Indi
an department, the lollowiug goods, at the price affixed
to.them respectively, viz:
v {Here jnseri the list of goods.) ' 1 .
ui the city of New York, or St. Lonls, on
or before the ■■ ■ ... doyof——--next; and in case.of the
a ?ceptaneeof his proposal; the quantity boingprescrib
cd by the.departmem«t(or we} will execute a; contract
according to tin* agreement, and give: satisfactory.secu
rity to the department, within ten. days after.-the accdp
tance of leisbtd; and in case of failure to enterinto such
contracts,and give such secunty.:(or we) will pay to the
.Mh.itpd States the difference between the sums bidden by
xn ®'lOjnsOand the sum which the United States may be
obliged to pay for tee same articles;’. '
' rod every bid must also be accompanied with a
guarantee in the following form, ta be signec one or more
reeponsible persons, whose sufficiency must be certiffed
py some one whois known 10 the department;. either
personally, or by Ins. official positron.
I (or we] hereby guaranty lhat •» the above bid -
uer, .will comply, with the terms of the'advertisement for
proposals for Indian goods.’, dated September.3o, 18481
{•jvjf contract should be awarded to him, and- enter into
bojjdiorihe execution of-the same within the time prej
fi s]
„ IV MEDir.it Sl
oci4 SiawtNov, 1 C<mum! "’ loni!r ° f >"<!■»» AHiur.
A-TOTIOS SALES,
_ J OHN D DAVIS AUCTIONEER,
Seuth-Eau corna of \Toti and Fifth sireett
M.v Pndtiy morning, October liih. at 10
aifiJ'pinif 0 C?n>me>cial Sales Room, corner of Wood
and Fifth without reserve,for cash par funds, bv or
derof John Forsyth, Esq Sheriff 1 1 yor
The,entire stock of an extensive retail store, comnris
-sf*^slraem5 lraem offcney and staple foreignhnd
GooA *i wluch are about 900 pieces
assorted mantuo, silk, satin and bonnet ribbands
, A 3oc n I S cfcP M -3 Mf chests Y.H Tea cavendish
hKM CO ) 8 bags pepper, 5 bbls, beans, 3 bags peaches. I
bbl, loaf sugar, I box saleraus. candlewick* A lame
SS?i l S lsr cutlery, Ac., which maybe exam
ined prevtoas to the sale. . ■
JOHN D DAVIS, Auct
„„ ACCTIOK SALES;
M ,By JANBB JU'KZIWA;AUCTIONEER.
woi 1H \v ood • Stbejct, tusks noons wtoa Firm
' TpBpERS visiting this city with a stock of Goods for
?» Sale » s#u5 #u J ,e accommodated, while they remain, with
urn use of a Room, on moderate terms, in the 2d story of
i^nh" 00 N ° 1,4 ' Vood
Al*o—for Rent, by (he week, month, or year, for the
Rtorace of merchandise only, an excellent dry Cellar.
who hoard floor. . . . J
#rp!s
A PMWISTEATOK’S sale 0/ aKttail CauntySlm,
ZX and 44 Cain and.DaUs jnffrtsh Dry CoOth, At Aur
nan,—Commencing on Thursday, Friday dm! Sainrday,
October Oth, Olh. aiul Jth, at 10 urtd 3 o’clock each day
snll bo sold,at M Henna’. Auction Boom*, \0.]14 4Vood
•tree!, 3 doors from Silt »t„ l,y order of Administrators:
c , a *AJi ar - I a Un( ™ > of o retail county store, at)
ol which nu* been selected to the eastern cities’within a
>ear« amonff whichnre—'Bleached and Brown Muslins
V|ngnam», Law uv. Calicos, Mouc de Liunc*.Merino*
AJpaecn.*, Ribbands, sewiii|rSilk. Irish Linen*'
Orepon I’laulsJpomesuc Ginghams, Red, While and Yel
low Twilled Flannels, fineDelam and Tcrkeri
Shawl*, Silk lidklV Superfine English, American and
French Broad Cltflhs -and- Cassuneres, various colors
CassineiU. Alio, Boqu, and Shoe*, and Cmlery, and at
thewraMuac, 41 cases and hale* of Foreign and Dome* -
tic Ury Good# of every dewnphon. now en route hv the
Pennsylvania Canal, of which bill* of lading have been
received, and are expected toorrive this day It is the
largest lot of Dry Goods offered ut Auction for several
> earn, and direct from the jobbers m the eastern cities
Terms cash par funds. ; t J A MES M’KENN A, *
■ -Wl* • ‘ Auctioneer.
*rvOMKSTIC BLANKETS at private sale at M’Ken-
XJ na’s Auction Room*, Nr>- m Wood street, 3 doors
from Sth st, a large invoice of Domestic Blanket* of tbe
largest«wand finest quality of Merino Wool-received
direct from the Manufurtoncr, oud will be sold at very
low prices,both wholesale and mail. It U the best on*
portumty offered to housekeepers tor several years 1
JAMES M^KKNXA.Auci-
DW-hOIXTION
/PHE Partnership of Messrs. Gibbet A Jones- Bankers
X *nd Brokers, having terminated by the retirement o
Mr. SibbrM have associated with me my brother* MI
CHAHL JONES and JOHN B JONES ami shall con
linue the business of thr late firm- under the'style-of S'
JONES A CO. $ JOXFS
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BANKERS, AND EXCHANGE A STOCK BROKERS,
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PHtsbargb, Pa.
. ft/* All matter* couriectrd.wiih the Ut« firm of Sibhet
A Jones, will be earned on without interruption by S J
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REFERRING to the above, \v«*. beg leave Jo mil tlic
attention of our. friend* nnd the public to the follow
l ipc. whtrb wilt embrace flic scope ofourbuKinese*
Wd;Wilh»urehnseordiseouiitTJ\lKßlL!*S. DRAFrS
GOLD'and SILVER COIN, mill HULLION %'■
■. Gurown Cfjeck* and.Bill* wiil-be furnished at current'
f Tnte*. at sight,- or on tune, upon the principal. cine* of the
■ united State*. \\e will also furnish BILLS OF EX
CHANGE upon InDrulon, and nU the principal lawn* amt
ciuesoffreland, Scotland and Woles; mid also uporiPn
! ns. Hamburg, Bremen, and Frankfort-sur-Mainc
Dnrornai of money will be- tccc.ived pnynble on dr
maud, upon the Check of.tUn Depositor; and upon De
poaites made for. Bix months and upwards, and upon
whiohCertificutes huve been issued. Interest will he
allowed at the rate of six percent -
and Notes,, will be received for collection from
Depositor* ami Correspondents, and to the latter prompt
remittance* will be made nccimlimr io instruction* '!
InvesimentswiUbe mmle ln Stocks, Bill*,. Bonds, or i
other securities, agreeably to order- ■; i
Having teen commissioned to deal hi Stocks, we will !
buy and sell, to order, any of die Slocks afloat iii ihe I
Eastern market*, and especially those connected with ’
Pittsburgh. and the Banks, Bridges, and other Institu
tion* in and about the Citv.
Pittsburgh Oct.-ii, ibls-tfw.
. OrpUon** Court Sale, .. “
TN pursuance ot an order of the Orphans’.Court of Al-
A lcgheny county, dated the lid day of October, A- D
lb4s, the undersigned, tiunrdiong of Agnes, Ann Eliza*
Rebecca nnitJamcssf,amine.: minor children of Janies
LambiCjtaloofihcCthward, city of Pittsburgh, deceased,
will expose to public sale, upon the premises, on Satdr
day, the 28th duy of October next, at 10 o'clock’, AM
all that certain lot or parcel of ground sUuate in the tith
ward of the city Pittsburgh, county of Allegheny; and
otata of Pennsylvania, being set marked and numbered
as lot No. 49, m tbc plmroflols annexed to tho partition
of the. estate of Elizabeth Black, deceased* and bounded
and described as follows, to wit; Hegiuntug at a point
on the western side of Elm street.' at itJ-mtcrsection with
Franklin street, then northwardly along Elm street nine*
•tv feet more or Jess, thence westerly and parnllel with'
rrankun street 44 feet Of inches, thence, southerly and
parcliel with Kira street9o feet morn or less to Franklin
street, thence easterly along Franklin street- 44 feet 91
inches, to the place ot begiumng.beiug tbo some lotcon
veyed to said James Larnbie,. deceased, by J. Rodman
and wife by deed of perpetual lease, and subject to an an
nual ground rent of SGO per annum. Forfurther partic
ulars enquire of WILLIAM BOVAUD, Guardian, or J
BARTON, hia Attorney. oct4-d3w
T?OR SALE—AII the morning and most of the weekly
-C Pittsburgh Newspapers* Sibbeu’s latest Counterfeit
Detectors, 100 of Harris' latest Pittsburgh aud Allegheny
city Directories of 1847 and 1848, 500 of the great fire at
Piusburgb, Louisvillo hme by the bbl. or retail, 3SO outs
of carpet ehatn, a small supply of window sashAiidglass
to suit, a small supply of wnttngand letter paper, dates
and pencils, school books, red and black* inlCt-and.2s
do*. led for sole in 'any'quantity to sim oubiov
mers. ISAAC HARRIS, Agent and Com. Merch.>-'’<
; s cor. St. plairand Peun streets,
ocU-4t . ■ ■ opposite Exchange IJoteK
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—lW> bashclgj for aalo very low. to cloac
[oelg]... ’ SMITH & SINCLAIR.,
T?IGS—CO drams, just received and for sale by."-
X 1 octS SMITH&BINCLAIR
AISINSJ—4O for sale by
otxS SMITH & B|NCf.AIR■
OGAN k CANTWELL, No.-8t Market street, have
just received tt ftplendid assortment of fine Jeweler?
•Watches.::- • octs
... i« COMBS— Plain and Carved U&ck, new style,
just, received ut No. frG Market st.
octs HOGAN & CANTWELL.'
STISaW Side and breach Worked Willow linsketß,
fine article, just received nod opening at 60 Market
street. ; -factS] HOGAJT A CANTWELL.
T INShEDOIL—Id bbls. m store and'for sate by*""•
±J KING & MOORHKaD,
ocl ® • : 1 . - cor. Diamond and Diamond nlley-
170 R SALEr-A valuable farm of 211 acres, of which
Jj 75;acres are in a fine stale of cultivation. well laid
oalmmeadow and gram fields, with good funces-and
springs of water, n good dwelling house and new barn
and stable, and other out-houses, large garden and-or
chard, plenty ofumber and.coal, situated on agoo'dro&ri,
7 miles irom Butler. 13 from Freeport* and on tne survey
of the- Erie Railroad; near to churches, flcoool* and mills.
Price, 312 an acre. Terms liberal.-
S CUTHBERTrGen Agent,
. poll • • Smnhfield street..
QWIVKL. JUINT cuso«i aborted
O Nos. just received and tor sale at Philadelphia pri
ces, to close consignment, by . " >. :
'oct4 '•••. EDWARPTODD& CQ.
. iaLA'IVBOAT—Caught lost winter, the Flat Boat Big
Jj. - Raize. The owner is requested to come forward-'
prove property, pay- charges, or she will be dealt with
according to law.,. ; JAMES GRAHAM:
Oct. 4-3 t
ALMANACS! 18491 , ALMANACS!
THE subscriber return* hi* . thank* far the patronage
heretotorcreccjvcd for.tbe mutual publieuuon- Rtyled
: .Loomis’ alaianXc,
AVe have .the pleasure to announce our fifteenth annu
al number, an now rcadv lor sale by the gross,dozed, or
singly. ,Much cure has been taken to have the Calender
pages correct, as well as the Chronological events noted
We have also, m the selection of rcutlmg matter been
particularly careful not to admit anythingof doubtful mo
rality ; on the contrary otir endeavor, has been to pre
sent useful and interesting''.subjects, that will hear read
ing daily, with profit by all the members''.'of a family; we
therefore bespeak the continuance of favor: and would
suggest to customers to bo particular to ask for f.oovis'
Almanac. Pittsburgh, or. Magazine as desired. Also
(lcrmnn, English, apd Presbyterian 'Altnanac* for 1°49-
for. sale at the. hook and paper warehouse of ; • -
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t'trr'tm K'S° mer -J’S ’Wart and Wood ttneta. /
OIGHT and Tune Bilr. of Exchange, Bonk Moles *sd
most raTOrablc 4 telS e, " 1C C *’ m to "* fcl ani °“ ‘
na,,Aeprmclpalata^of * s - ~
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BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BRDKEBS, ’ , ''- ’■ i - ’ -
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•TlEdl'EH 3 ln.o», BankNo.es, Time BUI,, fe£fe I -t", - - v t,"X’'
FXr?,?S?^ ue E^fhange.CemßcetesofDeposit.-jg ! , j. ;> . '7^/
EXCHANGE on njl tie principal Ciues of the Bnicm. S f • ■ * »- -■■ ' ~&r- )'>
ai rrmn!K3T* ot 'j 1 ' >a suns lo sai' pnrcbesers J '* • , , At'A ' =.* ft -
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Sales bn: Auction.
JAMES HrKENNA,' Aucl
S. JONES & CO.
XUKE I.OOMIS, Agent.-
?*o. SD \\ nod street.
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THB «pSw OOIDBSMEE HITE AOirs.
XU<STreceSy :tj<lVfl mVTBXBRYeOODS.
,1 of VrffSS?? nowopebiHjs, at the sign -a*,
between ftort ;S3, HreE '» MMlewtreei, jSS&L
cliraDe» l li> ,1 « lb Mre«u-nn* of the g»B
•Fail and ■■ Winter’ lusortedstocks of. .-SSHsT t
blirih m xvSThe mL' ,ooz)S ' «*« offered tn Puts
ondWe public geGeralh\? nD *' oortinmeronecuslomer.
subscriber!* Jnn C oB l i?inelvhimnhi«?n
$3 IS** 38 C ““' 101 be in
IoSME? * Pfi~ «
greatly reduced prices ' rUl be * olli 01
Amonif this
low price “” 5 cholce nndd !
LADIES' DRESS GOODS ■
• Very rich
Black Satin; striped and plajd .Silks; :plam blv>£- f v ?rv
Gro de-Rhine; plain black nchLuslre; Uutnnr*
bilk, for Vizettcp, Mantillas: and Capes, at. ,veryii O *J
pnees j newest dcsiensundlatest sty es Cashmen^.
plain and satin striped Cashmeres, very ,oheapFren«£
all colors; De Lames; pfain r figurea-and satin
Mripcd, at a great reduction former prices; Gala, Cak
“? r P' Q hpd. CashraercrfPl&id&; ; Mohair and Monterey
i iuids. all qualities; ATpaccas, all qualities and colors,
from 121 1075 e per >ard
; / . ... : SETAWLB! SHAWLS/!
Fine Cashmere, Terkerri and Brophe Shawls:
Blackjembroidered. Cashmere and De Lame Shawls* -i
Fine Thibbet and De Lame Shawls.
. Fine.black aud colored Cloth .
i |;* n ® quality LonpShawls, very cheap; •' : . r '
Plain black and plaid SUL Shawls, terj cheap,
AJarpe 1 01 Plaid Black Shawls, from 75 cents to $3,00*
each, all wool-' ..
■DOMESTIC below FOR
. Good, dark Calico, from 3 to Gc- petyard
Best quality dark Calico, from v to lOc-;
Vord wide purple do, at 12|c , * f
■ Good yard wideßleached Muslin, from* to •
Uiiblcaced Me site, yard wide and heavy; 3 to*Cic :
Bed'Tickings and Checks, nil-prices;- -••/'w--"
: Blankets, irora coarse to the hesl quality, very cheap;
A full assortment of Red, White aud TeHowFlannela!
all of. which will he_so!d at reduced rates— -
«ep*3 WSL lu RUSSELL
„ R* D. Tibompaozif
. bo. %XO,Market.street, three doors-from. Liberty street.
TTASjast received his enure stock ofFatt and- Winter
JJL DR r frOoi?£>,-conjji&ung of every .style -ofßicb
, Dress. Silks; alt wool Cashmeres andßeLoineSr French
Merinos, all colors;Changeable end Black - Silks,' for
Mantilla* .-fancy coloredDeLaines.forchiUlfen- --
SHAWLS of every, kind thatisfasbionable; somenew
styles of Long Shaw lx
Worked Capes and Collars, from the lowest to the
highest prices
• DOMESTICS.—This department is very full.
>iy l etn an( i fancy Floor Cloths always ou hand->
:■ The above Goods have been -purchased • since the “de
pression in prices, and will be sold at the lowest rales
sep!9 tf
i. », „„ wholesale and retail
rnuv ■*£ Markelst., btUeeen Fourth and theZhamond.
'I 1 ”" *°“*cnber .has just received from the Eastern
x cmeaa newisiock of- '
- uvn xuikv.
TALL AND WINTER DRYGOODS,
j C n a9Ct * * l uce fall in prices, viz.
. 4*4 Brown Muslin. 0n1y.5 cents;
4*4 il “ heavy, G* «
4-4 Bleached Muslin;, Cj* *
Red Flannel, nil wool, only 18|c-; .
. Furniture Cinniz, from 4 to 6Jc.|
. Doable Purple Calico, fast colors, 04c •
...French Dress Ginghams, 12|c. - v
4-4 Double Purple Chintz 1-lJc ,
_ LADIES' DRESS GOODS’
Pans Printed Cashmeres; • -
„ ‘ Moos de Lames,
SauuSmpe Cashmeres;, .
■ J* . “ - Mous. de Lames; . . • : . ?
; Wide Block Silks, Rich Lustres- .. • *.••
■ ChamehoßSilks, ail shades; • *'
.. ■ : 4 ~ : : Satin, •
French Lamartine Plaids; *
~ Galla,Plaids, high colors; .
Coburg ond Thibet Cloths; .
. Plaid Alpaceas. all rojors; •
L>oncse Cloths,
French Meruios
Wide Block Plan) Silks
, t SHAWLS’ SHAWTS "
o.!7 e w*i>- e ParurPrintcd. Terkerri Shovrla; Chamelibo
Sdk Shawls; Mous.de Lame Shaw!*; Embroidered bl»tf
and col d Cloth Shawls; new stylc;fine, all wool, Brbcbc
Shawls, Plaid Long Shawl** Plain and Embroidered
black and mode colored Silk,Fringe Thibet Shawls' •
_ t VARTET I GOODS ’
New full style Bonnet Ribbons, Cashmere Scarfs, Cra
\ats Gloves, Mms, Ho*ier> black Silk Fnnges and
tumps, French Work Copes and Chimuettes. amluew
style French Work Collors. from !2Je. to SfcQC '
GEi\TV&MEXS GOODS’
A f.csh assortment of French and English Cloths, Cos-
nml Vesting*; a large. ninety of new stylo alack
and fancy Silk nnri.Satin Scarfc-nnd-Cravat*; Silk and
Merino under Shirts and Drawers ; Gloves. Handker
chief?, Suspenders, and Hosiery- ' , ••
. The above Goods are just what tbey/ore represented to
bt, and •ill -richly .-repay oil who wifi call and cxomioe •
them, ns they ure much lower than they have ever been
wn before in thii city. ABSALOM MORRIS;* •
*epl3«lm ■, . ; . V No. C 5 Market »t.,Pj»sburgh ''
A A MASON A CO, > (CL. ANTHONY A CO,
w-marjuu $ £ sew toss
TV HOLESALG DRY GOODS.
.. „„ .. A A MASON A CO,
; Ao. 00 Nartrl ttmt, biiwem Thintuni Faint* itmtx,
PITTSBURGH, PA
INVITE the attention of all Merchantstotheirexien*
t flffw.J pf Fail *N7> VViXTFjt Ooods, which wil! be offered
i «y. ine piece or package, at ihe lowest eastern wholesale
prict s
v Receiving the greater portion of-our Dcthcmcf Goods,
j ou conaignniL-nl trom the manufacturers,. and being po*-
i sessed of every facility and advantage through ourtfew
• V ork House, we jeei.assnrod that w?eshall he enabled io
; compete tully with. any. House in the country- •
| Our stock,, in parttconsirti? :■
I ~,30 case# Cashmeres ami DeLaine*; v
.i.. 75. Calicoes and Ginghams: . : • '
i 34 **.. AlpaccaaamMiyorieseCloths: .
23 bales Red. VVhitc and Vellort Flannels:
j 50 ‘ Tickings
t . I£o. > Brown Muslm*j -.•■■■ .. ■ ■
| 175 eases Bleached Maxims: *
j • 40 u .Colored Cambric, : : •.-
i ;22 1 t Apron and Shirung Checks:
20 1 Cotton Flannels,
50 doth*, CnssimeresandSaiineU*;
27 ■■ Tweedsaml Jeans f r r
_ Together wuh o; general assortmehtof Dress and Cloak
Goods, Silks ami Shawls,. Ribbon*- and Laces, Fancy
Goods, Trimmings, &c., Ac, ; making,in alhone of the
I most complete, as well as extensive-stocks to he found in
!. the country. {
1 ,™ e will ho constantly m the receipt of the latest styles
l or Goods, many of which we shall ibenble Iby having
them on commission.) to: offer atbelter advantage than
■ could, possibly be afforded by eastern jobbers- ' '
. ID* Merchants purchasing, cost are. solicited to exam
ine our assortment, and learn the low prices ofour troods
*gp7 A A MASON fc CO
■ XOBTH'RAST CORNER OF FOURTH A7JO MARKET BTBBETB, k
|J AS jUBt comploteil opcmng hts first supply of F<*U
JJL andlVTnfcr Dry Goodxi and-has nowta offer- to bis
customers, a large and choico lot-to select from - Many
descriptions of poods, also, at greatly reduced prices-
Great care has.beeu taken jn the selecUOh of Ike best
ra&kc. of. FRENCH CLOTHS, now so generally-used for
dress coats; and gentlemcu wautmg goods of this kind,
wall find his assortment the very best to select frora--
Supenor black Cassiraeres-Satm, Velvet and Fancy Silk
Vestings. Menno and Cotton.Undershiris,-super b*ock
Halian and .Faney Cravats, Gloves, Ac.; for gentlemen
Iu the departments also, will be found the new
est style Changeable Silks; Fancy Dainaskdowiiewstyle
Super v blackSilk*;veryglossy?MuslmdeLaines; Plain
ami Printed .Cashmoresj JVrmrA Mettnoj.ofa great va
riety ofcolois; fine printed Mouic de Laines; as
lOcents. New giyle Brocade Alpaccas: plainhlarfc npii
colored do,; Satin Striped mid Band do.; besides a iUr
suppijr ;of Staple Domestic as Fianneld,
Sbmmff and Sheetings; MuslinV at on exceedingly low
price; Irish Linens, Ac.; beaauful new style of Cngiish
Prints, at 12ic.-, good styles.fram4c.up lo thefirataualL
ues mannfactored. Boyers are invited.to call: r
2d story> a choice stock of newest style -goodsr at about
eastern prices foepS
.Dally Avrivniof Fall Good» for ttic «Job
_ btng Trade.
EDWARD TODD at CO. beg leave lo cal! tbeatten
lion, of .merchants and dealers^uv. Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Gooda y m Pittsburgh and, vicinity, to our large
stock of desirable FALL AND WINTER G 0 ODS.'now
daily receiving
. Somoof ourjfooda Ore manufactured by usand the:
: remaining portion bought under such circumstances as'to
enable us to sell as low.as eastern Jobbing Houses'
. We have received from our factory iri the east; a Urge
stock of SHIRTS, which, in quality of material, neatness
of style aud manufacture, are seeond'tD'uone inthemar-'
ket. We will sell them lower than they can be bought
.in the easternmarketsr OarstockwiUconsist.inpari.'of
Wool and Merino Undershirts r
• • Cotton, - - do. • ’ - •
Black and Fancy Cravats, *
do. , do. . Adjusting Stocknimd-Ties; • ' v
Suspenders, Gloves, Hosiery, Umbrellas,* Carpetßairsi
Pocket Handkerchief , Vestings, &c 1 * sh
Purchasers are respectfully solicited- to examine dur :
stock of Goods, and will be accommodated with pleasing
KT* Warehouse—North-east corner of Fifth and Mari
ket streets, (up __ fsepld
XTEW CALICOES!—Now,open m NoTOOTxornerof
IT- Fourth and Marker streets, a very large stpeje of
handsome new style Calicoes anrtCbmtzes—which have
been selected with much care.with particular reference
durability of fabric, and beauty
01 design Among them inav be toutul
Dark calicoes only 3 ctmts. British Chintzes; 12| cents;!
Fast color do., • • 6J-Grcf*n ' • “ - . i
Britisli purple do , 12* ‘ Blue and orange l&ft «
Mernmac do,IJ* “ Turkey Red Chintzes. -
_oo blue <lo., ■ .«: FurniinreChimzes..
-The»e goods.nre.uow lower tiiuu tlicy havo overseen
licfort-, and are worthy the immediate attention ot pof
chtwer PHILIP ROSS,
sepll ner Fourth and Marl&t sl»;
By Bxpreai*
pi ENTS, 'SUMMER GOODS.—Super.v single milled
KJC French Habit Cloths; Tieh styles Cassuneresj bliiek
and colored Cnshmcretts: Queen * and Summer Cloth*’
figured and plain Drsn D T Etes.VcBhngs.“very choice*
Marseilles, Silks and Satins, and< figured Linen JhillS:
Cheaper yett BOfifNSOJJ S Cloth Storey^-
may2s -j’osl BmMiugs, corner Fifth and Wood: ;r
ITlLANftfcifjH!, t lBHHlrlP; !—Jusl cd bSuI nowopfn*
oil a large supply -.of whilftf yellow, ond »c*arlpl
Uiiimcls,-nil wool, which will be sold by the piece* or
single yard,..lower than the spme' qualityof goods hftVf ;
everbcen beiore offered.: . I'HIMPTIOSS,"^
«eIG N 0.53 cot of 4th pad Market sts-
IJAT.T* GINGHAMS.—Just received-a-fiae Ufsortmcia
' ol very; Imuiborae dark gingham* of-every qualily
from common to very . fine. . One. lot of very superior
dark ginghams
PHILIP ROSS,
■■■■••■ '.-No.QJcot of 4th and Market *UC'
£fiX)Vh. potnjdß Stave Pipe T ?or'sale hy^. r "
O KING A VIOOHRFAtt,
. cor. Diamond and Diamond alley:
'•■?•£.£»-:■...? .... .^
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‘ ly./"!'-:}:- . r 3 v-. r'"
.•v -W
;■ -tr'f? f ' ■-J- t=i;: -' Z^.r;7^' r •^ : */^’.;-V'-V.c' .■ - 7Vi^7- : - • >-^-;-?:/r-r -v-;?^-''^'Vl^'i.'.■ '• ■ > v;.-i-.-.
• DL9 EASES,. Dr. J£me»..sftO:
;JoT^^r. r»€sDiaraond^Alley,. can .- be . consulted in al ; '
cases of a pntau or deltcatijutmre incldenta '
ffajaMSar 1o the human frame
rjagwMß • .S>hjlisandSyphihUceratitionfl.^flnftrrhn.i>
together wiihaU r;
fierraJrfissBttf,impunuesoftbe blood, with aßdiseaSestff'
t*n*vatangin,skin disease
discharges, seminal weak newt aiid hnpatertcyj also, piles,'-
.rheumatism, female, diseases of the-womb,- -
monthly suppressions, diseases:of the-joints,- fistula.
. anot nervous oiTeetiontt pains m the. back and louts;
;tations of the.neok ofihe bladder and kidneys, BcortmUc' , ;
eruptions,- letter, -ringworm; mercurial diseases,
* TWELVE YEARS 1 PRACTICE
..Exclusively devoted totheisiudy and irentmentofvenel ; -
realdisordersv and those arising, from yonthfnl excesses* ■
consuiunou. mayiiave been enfeebled, enablesDr-Brown•• ; '
toouer assurances of speedy relief to all who may place
themselves under-hi* care
- -Dr. Brown’s offices-areconveniently arranged Into sep
. orate apartments. viPotients can visit-Dr: B- without fear '
of exposure to other visitors
- It-.is of importance-to many persons in need of medical - J
aid. to obtain good ad vice privately and promptly. To all ; "
such, . Dr. Brown’s teddy skill m -. '
• eases, in their.vanousfo'rms and stages, ofiersinducements - •
• which/Can rarely be equalled. Strangers arehertby.apl
prised that . Brown . hoA .beenMegnlarly educated in-
branch of medicine,;ond for the lust twelve yeanr '-
confined lumself exclusively. u> the treatment of those 7 - -
1 diseases r
1 _ Dr. Brown i*;lhe oplv regularly, educated suigeonf in
1 -Pittsburgh who givesma whole nltenuon io lho»ccom* ">
plaints.
, Uncertain, safeand speedy cures will, in all cases. be :
guaranteed - 7
. . Recent coses are rclievedin u short time, wiihoutinter
rupuon from business
: or Rupture.—Dr. Brownalsoinvites per-' *' :
sons anucted with Hermaio call, aahehasnttid parueu - 5
lar attention to that disease
..Letters from. udislance; asking advice: must contain se' 1
fee, or they will not be attended to
- <B3*Qffice .pq.Diamojid Alley, a few doom from Woo d,/ ’::
,street, towards the markeu Consuluiuons sfhcily coafi '
dentia! _ oct2M&wly
"D HEUI\I/rt , J§JiL—Dr.-Briwu's newly discovered
JLv euyfpr Rheumatism u -a speedy audlftrUuntcmedy-' 7 '
fpr that paiufql trouble It never fails
Office ami Private: Consultaiion Rooms. No. 65^jDid*
pond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.- The JJoctor.Ta always at- -
home ianlh»dawtf
sL
s
Ur. Q. O. Slcurni, Ueftitiu |
FFICE at Mi»sHetich\oa Fourth street, aftw door* 1
above Wood elreef, until the completion of the house I
neoilyopposiie.tTeeih jniblocltei'/with'arUficlrtituma'"' •’!
(afier themanuer now universally preferred in thb eejaTt '■ 'i -
manufactured to suit each particular case Teeth, from 3 , , ’■
full set down to a single onejinserled on asuction plate,' - ' ■'
thus avoiding injury to the natural teeth, Speeimensof :
• block*.W« roc.aon plate.- may be exdtttmed at-tha office.
>.AM operations incident to the profession performed with
care and faithful: lefts N*n7.&n
«Alw*y* Heady. 7“
_ Alw*y* ■WlUtng.”
li/f.Vcuatooers andihe {rabhc generaHy, ttre reapeet*’ -* ? - :
lTi fully informed that on next Monday! will be men- f
SKSMS
Philadelphia atthe lowest marketprice: and to • -vatf
whichl would caUtheir attention.
_ JAS McGUIRE, Tailor, '
.. tepid-;, -va.;:-- : -St. Charles ' -- f
A-/, corner 4th end Market sis. haalatelyreceived ku'm
.kortmeut.ofthe above goodsyofdesirable shades;lnfrlnflr ,:
uigßlue andßlackcnangeable,Orangaand : Blue do r '
Green and Black do. Red and' Brown 'do. - sultableror
visitesaud cardinals- Also, handsome PrtM B»lkßs*hdd« : '’
geable,*mped and figured. - Sillr Velvet Shawls,* ftw
of these scarce goods, large, and of. a -A- ' ' ’ 7l
so received, Long Shawls or newest styles. atidata low
price for Quality sep£9 „
PARTNERSHltVheretolbre cxuunjg'betwee^t- ,v
Commerolal ttow CchblztetWareroom
ST B YOUNG 4. Co. »
TTAVE removed their CABIN£T%Mj|MOTr
Jj. AVAR&BOOMBtoConttaerenil Hfly 1
street, opposiietheheodofSraithfield,.where'tbfr'ivUl-vs-.
nenconstantiyrmhondan extensive-assortment oCSo -
fas, Tablet Wardrobes, Chairs and -
every article m their line ottmsraeas
V Undertaking promptlyattended to-atßeasonable
P rfceg marJ7
jC- Hale, Rememan £ .Co.waaihlsday <Jutotved ' '
ciutoateon*eni.-Thebasinei»t3FJlielaiefinawilllw -1-
settled by Rcineman & Cf» JAS. HALE > *
B , 04a SANDS & UEINEWaN, i
Sept 27th, 1548 JOHN VOEGTLY ~ h
The buAinessTOU.be continued by Saxds & ffknrcx: t
and John Voeotly, under the st> le of RF3NEMAN £ \
Co septtS
TPO LET—A comiorlable small dwelling bouse, ntfpf. -:
. X antly situatedmihelowerpartof Allegheny cuy,oii
ltagoleylslane, Jiaa three rooms on the first floor, two end ;: -
a jofl oo,the second* front and back , porch, good cellar- ■*
and a large garden'lot,'contauung.some 10 orl2bea:imr '
fruit trees, and 40 or SO. corrant and gooseberry bashed
Kent, ninety dollars uyear. PossessKm can he had-on '-
the first of October Apply to 3 fl MELLQB,
wep27 81 Wood street,
'\TCrriCfc—AU persona indebted to the late limi
XT.mgou&Morphyare hereby requested to-matobUt£*'.!±-'?f::
mediate payment ;and those having cJaima'igaiust ; t ;
will preseut them for liquidation.
HENRY LAMBERT,? -'^sf
sep29-lwd&lttvJOHN COYLE* i H
* ivformauou w anted, " i
rpilE friends of- Henry MT4idty; wluiJeft biHate resl*' •
J_ donee ur BlairaviUc a few days ago r fofe Pftisboigh i
wish to hear from him It mayJfe em
p’oyedm oine of the iron establishments. He brought
Liu wife nud child wiih him He is five feet eight inches
high, red face and red hair. ?
a-Any information concerning him will ha thankfully
reuedhj JOHN MARTIN, Wellshurgb, X i
acp3o Somerset Couttl), JP»,
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n^^kn&aia%^ Ccrtfrau, JjXto,.
C and Wooa *“•• directlyopporiuUw^t.
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3 “ New Orleans *
■< -Buying raus
Ohio
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Kentucky.
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Wheeling. .
Tennessee
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V *N AMBURG &. CO'S
T/Om
XKPH* l>e exhibited in PITTSBURGH; near the Am
y.TJ*n?i.ca?J,,ol?e‘ 9?, Blonday and Tuesday, the 9th
ant 10&qf October ISiS,
Fot .Two Bays Only 1
rioun qf Exhibition —From 2to 4 o'clock, p a , qndCl
u> 9in ihe evening 1 "*
baH^pnce' 011 cenl Children under 9 years of age
«wf £ r £f < V SS ‘ on „ of Carnages, Cages, Sc, mil «ner Jie
above citjvfrom.fiotler, at 11 o’clock-on the above morn---
ing, preceded by ihe colossal Tabs Bbeda, or Grecian
painted andgridedin ihe mostjrorffeous 1j
w Sr» containing Tost * Famous New York Bra $ Band
JbcCarnugea nud Cages are all new, (bfiilt bj the
best meeUajucs fu New York,) higMy finished, painted
midrdecproied; are;dTawiib>'a troupe oflOOdapple grey - v
Howes, the finest stud ever collected together ** 8 *
AfTws? ve Jcade ill pass.through the principal streets •
.2j-r?f. CUV (advertised for exhibition.) to ihe spacious
Pavilion erected Tor the exhibition of this 'collection of v
• >• Vr herejh e p uh] i c ■ may • have an opportunity of
beholding the THRILLING PERFORMANCES at
m *“•» ®. Calhotra ana Mr. Brocks,,
}>i* o r]Pge | her s wUl.givft on interesting illastratiou of the "•:
a^emlano. of-intellect; over, the wnd. tenants •of' 1 the
loresT
[Bee .’urge Bills at the principal Hotels 1
fe--fSS sctne.will baeihiblicdarNcw Castle theSbiCen-';
tre villa tie Cih, and Bntle i Hie Till of October f«y>il-tf
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