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•.',,. • 0, , 1 i' ie table,:alren'eniciyed beyond • the bounds escalade.,
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,''•'',- .:. `:- :-''l. ~••::,.„,,.-,.•,-•; •-:' .•• in ° e s aling or e, ginking, E a tn e d l rv e ho la Wilsecrilneel fl !'
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*4 - . ''- ';'-`. .‘ ,-- ,2i e - 4 , 4, -, ..7.: - . e; We r recomiliend atrial or 7r.gesindtan regegabY
I ' .- 7 1 - . ..Z.4 ~: 0 1 7.1,..:ft1Yt0-. .i. :,,,,,, ;o1" the' North 'American College of ... Health. nae
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.4...••.,,,,,41•••,..-za.1,.7,.; eine.willire#M y e all complainal ie w b hia; , , , arise i.omn from
1 - 'those
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th ors whig e n c : f are the entree of the
every, malady inci
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.41 . , _have the writtVgiga!rlare Of WlLms. re
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'.--...-:•-•-',.. "' • . 4 ,4 - ': l4 . 4 :' 2 .•''' L. . ' B.:Wilder ec . Co:, Of Louisville, are NO? a g e ll.ts r°7 this,
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11:7" cough should never be neglected. It may
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•Tear trifling and unworthy the attention at first, but it
will not remain aintioriary long: it may progress slow at
.• brat and its augmentation may oe scarcely percentible;
yet when it once seizes the longs; all the other pans of
the body will be sympathetically affected, and a confinn
' ed Consumption and premature death will be the [nevi
. able result. A little care would save many a life, and
• 'he timely use of a proper remedy might have arrested
; many a consumption. • Bin many persons have an
intin
ciblo repugnance to taking any medicine, and rather
than use the lumina toward s arresting a disease, simply
.1 because the remedy may not be a pleasant one, would
surfer and langaish far a long time, beton they would re
son to the aid of medicine.
, B. A. Falineatock & Co.'s Cough Balsam has great
advantage in this respect over man) . other Cough prepa
rations, as Its pleasant permits tobe used without
• inconvenience. Baths value as a Balsam consists i n the
speediness 'of its cure: 'We have known some of the
most desperate coughs, some of which had been running
c on fora considerable length of time; yield almost inirrie
diritely to its power. ,
Prepared and for sal e , wholesale and retail, by
' B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.
. not-17 • cur. AVood sad lit, and Wood and 6th
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Eagle Saloom :and RestsuraFit,
No G 5, 03 ay:dal:Wood street
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subscriber would respectfully inform
.his. Itiehds and' the public generally, that
he has bad the:amen knoWucstablish
ltment fitted up in a verrauperjor style,sind la now pre
;,Pared with eyery requisite, to.senmnp all the dehca
:Sales the season affords.
i t OYSTERS. stewed, fried, roasted, or in the , shell; to
.gcther vrith hot , coffeis, tea, chocolate, beef'steaks, mutt
,_ton'ehops, venison and game. at short notice; and at' alt
;seasonable hoots, in a style that Cannot be'surpassed in
. 4Pittsburnit.
XX ,U,,E of the best brands. Imported Seta's in eve
try variety.
Re would nisi:tibia leave. to state, that he is' preparid
rto furnish DINNER - PART/ESA' any number, in a '
sin-
Krior cm:inner i SIMPERS (or Balls ; S oc ieties or private
rties. FrllrealittOlinsewaysin readiness.' ' '
rimpapem Wine 'kept on file From all quarters...
. .
deelo ' ' • ••'' JOHN T. DONNLLEY; .
ISE
i '. . The Neer Golden Ilee.Blve Still Ahead t
• Fl ' ' : • . NEW GOODS! NEW.GOODSt!
•
' ' -' •• se • Greater Bargains than ever can now be had a
' • ' V therigner the Nilo Golden Bee-Hirt, on Market at,
- . .. between Third and Fourth , where is jest opened
• ~2 a splendid stock of winter Dry Goods, cheaper than the
.
t i same quality of Goods have crier been offered in Pitts.,
.
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. . •: . - • M. - I....RUSSELL, No. 62 Market street. between
41,•,,,, ..„ ~,..': Third and Fourth streets, sign of the Big Golden Bee,
...111 - 1 - .-^,. - "••••••klive, has now received, and offers wills numerous cue
-
I';' t ; ' 1 and= le t h a
d i stocktibl t gen e rally,l7l thery l largest, s cheapestever o fr-
k
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been
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cold
reduction,
she bae n e pumir
early
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part s
cheapere d o i
fn th t h
the . . .21 1 Eastern Cities since tie hue fall- in prices, and will be
, t. • Among this large And extensive stock will be. faiand
.f. .' litany
_choice and fashionable Goods of the latest im
portation. I portatton. .
'; •. . LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
. • Scarlet Cashmeres, all wool, a beautiful article ;
4 V, : .Cherry cold do. : do. figured and pain;
.kt,. . -, • Silks and Satius, plain, striped and plain;
.`,..?' 1 . Scarlet de Laines, all wool, very cheap ;
...:_3_,.. .. Mainline Blue De
co
low prices ;
1.•
....-- A large assortment of fig'd Cashmeres De Laines,new
,„, if est designs, from I.lk to 50 cents per yard ; these are very
4
..., 1r ' I cheap. Also, a large stock of Alpacas from 1.21. to 60
''...1!.: i •.i. cents per yard, all colors. and a great bargain; with a
''
splendid assortment of bonnet ribbons of the latest int
-
I I'. - 'A :.portaii(46. Also, velvet ribbons all widths and colors.
•. I 4
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very cheap, a. beatnik! assortmiht ; plumes and artificial
.' .
: towers; bonnet satins and velvets, all colors; French
~ • . • 'worked capes anti cellars; scarfs, cravats, gloves and
•-• , . ...Cioaiery,' all at. reduced_ prices.
•. 'rA; • . .. SHAIR.,S! BRAWLS!! •
. • .. :•.• Best assortment in elm city, and very cheap Long and
„.. '•. . • ?Square Shawls, best (utility.
1,
.d Terkerie and Cashne re Shawls;
',4 • ... Black and colored Cloth do. '
- . IBrocha and Silk -i • do.
:' 4 Plaid Blanket Shay jt,___l all qualities and prices. • :
.;; ; 73,!..,1,1 BLANKETS! BLANKETS: t—Chtapal in the City!
•.' - '.: • I A large stock of Bunkels, all qualities, which will bo
?'bold cheaper than cube found elsewhere..
' . • OMESTIC GODS.
CHEAPER D THAN TH E CHEAPEST!
? . A large stock of Care°. Good dark Calico, fast colors,
lonly 3 cents per yard; best quality British and American
i Prints, 6 to 10 cents per yard, yard wtde ; British Purple
. ?rails, /0 to LII ; a large supply red, white and yellow
- .., Flannels, some as lost as in cents per yard, very cheap;
ped 'kicking, from Bto 12f cents per yard. Also, a large
.
"stock of Checks, Shining Stripes, Cassinets, Kentucky
;leans and Limeys, tsgether with a very extensive, as
sortment of bleached and unbleached Moslins, from 3 to
0 cents per yard, cheapest yet; good y ard wide unbleach
id Marlins, only 6 cents per yard ; bleached Muslin@
lit reduced prices, at ;he sign of the New Golden Bee
-Hive, in Market Street, between Third and Fourth sta.
V 0.62. IdectB:ift WAS. L. RUSSEL.
ME
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V• • ' ' . Preish & Pure Teas,
PH SIo L ar., TO Yourth' st r eet, near A iVocft7Prtte Ei tZ t rell.
. a subscriber, bayingjust returned front New York, is
ow receiving a' large supply of FRESH GREEN and
LACK TEAS, from the New York Pekin Tea Compl
y, selected with great care for retail sales. Oar stock
stag now heavy, mire prepared to supply; Grocers
outs; Steamboats anti Families with any quantity, and
t any price they may fish--pieked ix?. I and 1 pound
ackages, 5 b. tin ctuuti-vterv, 6 and 13 tb. cany bozes,
d in the half chest. .
Retail Grocers are Wiled tcicall, as we can •and will
,Il
11 better Teas at lowerprices than any other house in
insbargh.
Oar stock of fine Young Hyson, Gunpowder, and Im
erial Green, and Oolong Black recut, are the beet in the
erican market.' • -
Lovering', double refined Lou 4 Crushed and Pulver
ed SUGARS, at retail. or by the barrel. . .
, COFFEES.—ldoefitt..-Old Gov. JaVa; Lagayra, St:
mingo and Bro k eree, selected by the most ezpe- .
enced Cotlee ln ?few York.
Sweet Spiced Chocolate, Pickled . Cucumbers and
Riot's. Irish rearher, pat up in their own juice. Ma-
Beulea; in 3 ib.boxes.
B;:-.11.0 Dr. D. Jayues Family Medicines_ for sale.
- - -
A. JAYNES.
ME
ItAINIGEaBLE SILK VISITS, FOR CWICOMMA. Pa/ 3-
. 112 MIL—W. Marphy,bas on band a few very hand
ome changeable silk Viso; very amiable agrObristmas
• regents, which be u Bailin at reduced prices. Also,
anAsome Dregs Silks;Satinosuperfine new style linen
ambric lldkls., &c. • • dec.=
=IKE
' Worcester's Pianos.
• ECEIVED Tills DAY. and for sale at manufaetur.
er's prices, thug elegant Rosewood PIANOS, made by
. Woursorrica, New York: These instruments are eon
lidered folly equal, if not superior, to any now made in
Raw York, - having a delightful tone, full, round, and
elodioue; warranted to wear well and give satisfaction.
priecof Mese Pianos ie believed to be much low
than any other matinfactUred in New York. Those
oho are in want . of . a good and elegant 'piano, a t a .
noderate price, will please corns and examine the
thaw, nt the store of the subscriber, where a largo as
crtment of Chiekering's celebrated Pianos can always
e found. • JOHN H. MELLOR,
decE3' • ' • N 0.131. Wood street
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T - Exl—Tbo attention of families aid dealers is invited
to our stock of fresh Breen and Black Teas, put up
in quarter, ha/f pound t and poundpackage_ ,s which we
' will warrant equal to, if not better, than the Teas sold by
thePekin an , / Canton Tea stores. We have , also on
hand a fraidocempply .of.lmperial, Gunpowder, Young
_ilysori and BlilCk .Teas, not In packages, whiehwe think
cannot be equalled in this city. Cali and try them
d ea n • K"ING hiOORHEAD, Diamond.
. • . ; owe a cough Candy.
T" celebrated article , so favorably known last win
-4" :. ter,ls again offered to the citizens plPituiburgh as a
--- certain remedy for Coughs and Colds,so prevalent at this
season of the year.
..
• HOWWS COUGH . CANDY is the best article of the
kind ever offered to the public, and we challenge any
'• person in the United. States to produce a caeuper. more
pleasant and effectrual remedy for the cure of coughs and
Colds. ; .. HOWE & CO., Proprietors,
Depot, No.l College Hall, Cincinnati; 0.
sold by It Smyser, L. Wilcds, ; Jr.,-J. N. Townsend,
Joe:A. Jones, Will. lack, Druggists; and at Wm. Jack
!f ,e 9 Liberty street, Pituburib. • ' dec27id2m
ATEDSPOONS, &C.-- -•. '
4 Doe. Silver Plated Butter llnives - ' '
3 ,,. • 4 " Plain Ten Spo ons;
3u . a " Threaded, extra heavy;
2 " ': " Desert Spoonc
a " ' Tabl;
.
1". " •"" Tobacco boxes;
• 1 " " . " Sugar Shovels;
" " " Mustard . ' •
1 e •., tt tt salts; .
. .
2
" German Silver Spectacle C113e3; •
4 " " " Specks;'
4 - U ‘! " assorted colors: •
Al s o, 6 of Allen's Best Revolving Pistols; '.lust receiv
ed at . ZEBULON KINZEY'S ;
dee2B 07, Market street.
NM
_ • arit3r ree,
PitTHE BENEFIT or Oallusa or S. _Pitri.`s
'CodscH, will be givdn at the Lafayette Assembiy
. R oot ge,na Friday evening, February 2,1840.
MAN ACERB:
yl o ri. C. SnALiur.. . MDRSW Sualtiti _
j ca rg B. Geraius, J. J. Roder»; •
Jose Larros, z • ..„ T. Wean,
-.1 . 0113 J. iticron,ll.,
E .o=,, • loam Bcorr. • .
w g , aarcmnomar., Jr.. ,filril2 KELL;
RA N
,DOWNLNO, . A bl/Couxelai, .
0; piranGAN, - . • . .M. Biusaxax.. .
Irrilakela cell be had ihnr office, and Inen the
llanga,
PITT/MOROI' BOARD OP TRADE.
H. DENNY; •
J. HANNA, Comb:lmm roa Dizczatess.
MURPHY, • - • i
• PASSENGER ARRANGEhtEMS FOR 1848.
S te limbo atPacket Line, le aye!! daily for Cin cin nati,lo A is.
Passenger Packet; via • Brownsville; to Baltinune and
- Philadelphia, 8 A. M., and° 7: Y.
Alai' Coatis - Line, direct to Philadelphia, at.; and 121
Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, 8 A..
North-Western, via Cleveland, daily,lo A. sr. .
Erie and Western New York:, daily, 9'a. at.
Nortli•Eastern, to PhiladelpluaMally, except Sundays,
ARRIVALS AND DEI'.,ARTURE OP MAILS.
Easteru Mail via Philadelphia, due 3 A. M., cloves 1.2 At
Western MailiCin. and Louisc, due 8 P. M., closes 6 A. as
South. via Balt. and Washington, due 8 r. m.,closees A. At
Noith‘Western via Cleveland, due 10 A. Ar., closes 9 A. at
Erie and Western New York, ; due 8 r. at., closes 8 A. at.
STOCKS.
Par ratuft. Asked: Offend.
~ •!50,00 $50,00 650,00
50,00 44,00 • 43,50
.• • 50.00 1 47,00 . 45,00
•• • None in market •
• • 50.00 50,00 40,00
50,00 35,00
9:...00 35,00 35,00
Bank of Pittsburgh
Exchange Bank
Merchants' and hl. Bank •
Harmers' Deposit Bank • • •
Rand Street Bridge
Northern .Libe,tries Bridge . • -
Old Allegheny iiir:rige
Connellsville R. R.Stoek, paid on
shates,S2,66
City Bonds (6 (io. cent;). • •
Monongahela Bridge
Gm Stock
1 - i . Daily ReVIOR Of the Markets.
.OFFICE OF.THE POST,
Aroxtiav- Maionko, January 1, 1840. S
BUTTER..BaIe of 8 We. strictly Prime Roll at
mai lc: • Keg is worth 4%c.
tHEESE.,We found regular toles; but no clangs
in prices.
OATS.. gales of small lots from first hands at 261
i2i27c.; from store 30c. . • !
PIG METAL..Market very dull; Hanging Rock
is held at 6.27029,00 ; but no safes.
APPLES..No change ; sales front store at 620137
c. Some extra lota at 111,00.
DRIED FRUIT.. No sale of . Dried Peaches ; salei
:of Apples at 50e. from first hands.
RAISINS..SaIe of 10 boxes at 62,00; large lots
offered at 4 1 , 87 .
PEA. NUTS.. Nothing doing worth reporting.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.. Sale at 111,5001,62 from
first hands. • . .
'CORN..From first hands worth no; small sales
from store at 35037 c.
•
CORN. MEAL.:SaIe of 150 tibia. at 36c.
MOLASSES. ! Sale of 30 bbls. on Friday et 26e;
ia a retail way at 276128 c.
. ' WHISKEY.. Not ourch'doing ; sales of Rectified
at 1649181 c. . , . .
" . ..•Aianuals and Gift B;
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.—Gems oo
ofks --
Beauty, and
I.iterary Gift. for 1849
Friendstup's Offering, for 1849_
Christmas Roles, for 1649.
Christmas Blossoms, for 1619.
Amaranth, a Token of Remembrance, for 1649.
The Young Man's Offering.
The Young Ludy's Offering; by Mrs. Sigouruey, and
others. • .
Leaflets of Memory, a superb annual for 1849.1
The Fairy Ring, for 1849.
The Opal,A splendid gift book, for 1349.
The 'Hyacinth, for 1849..
The Scrap Book, for 1849.
The Snowflake, f0r1842.
The Book of Pearls.
The Lady's Annual, for 1849.
The Women of the Scriptures; a beautiful work.
The Wreath of Friendship, (or 1E 1 49.
The Christian Keepsake, tor. 1849.
Read's Female Poets of America, containing portraits
of Mn.s E. Oaks Smith, Mrs. F. S. Osgood, Mrs. T.. H.
Sigourney, Mrs E..F. Ellet, Mrs. Emma C. Embury, Mrs.
Amelia B. Welby, Mrs. S. J. Hale, Mrs. E C. kinney,
Miss Anna. C. Lynch, Miss Sarah J. Clarke, (Grace
Greenwood.)
The above, with a large collection of Poetical Works,
'Prayer Books, Bibles and other works in splendid styles
of bindings, suitable for Christmas and New Years pres
ents, for sale at the bookstore of • •
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Corner Market and lid sts. I
. .
Old lErlasklesig/e llloa eairme - 7 - .llcjialln
HE imbscriber rerectfully. infnmut the citlrena of
T
Pittsbergit and vicinity, that bin Toys and Fancy
Goods are now open, in the large room formerly'
ie
occu
pd dan a carpet warehouse by R.where
van be menthe largest assortment of Christm ps as o Presents'
ever offered for sale lathe city. All these Goods are im
ported direct from Europe. by myself, and will be sold
cheaper than at any other estahlkhment in the city,
wholesale and retail. Call and see the fill! assortment. '
C. YEAGER,
109 Market street, near Liberty*
tlec2tifj
NIAGARA SOISEE.-Iftie fourth annual Soiree of
the Nteciaaa.Frae Cowan - royal be 6iren at the La:
Fayette &monthly ROOMI, on Friday erasing, February
Bib. ISIS. deegthtd
GIFT BOOKS AND ANNA LTA LS,
roa 1049;
The Gem of the Season, ISIS. I Book of Beauty, 101.1549
The Opal. " The Garland,
Gems of Beauty,. " The Amaranth.
Do. (white cf. and case) " Christmas Roses, ••
Book of Pearls, " Christmas BIOSSOMS.
Fox re 1- me - not , Fl orr ' s Gents.
Do. (white cf. and case) . Chrotsia,, Keepsake, "
Friendship's Chreritur,. • " The Snow Flake,
Keepsake of Friendship;.." -The Gem,
Excelsior Annual, " The Moss Rose. '•
Do. (white el. and box) " (Jul of Friendship,
The Hyacinth, " The Pearl
The Rosary of Blastratious of the Bible;
Lady of the Lake. illustrated:
• Moore's Poetical Works:
Lelia &troth, illustrated • •
Poets of Connecticut. flit ed ;
Pictorial Franklin and Napoleon;
Perpetual Keepsake;
. Willis' Poetical Works;
Lays of Sabbath.
A large assortmemof popular Juvenile Books, many
Of which are just from 'the press Toy Books and Color
ed Pictures, Games, he., ice. Just received by Express,
and for sale by ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
dec Wood sad Market eta:
flkloloE 01Fr BOOKS—
-4,J Pearls of .Americatt Poetry:
. The Sketch Book, by Washington Irving ;
Mann , * Gems, or Wild Flowers of America ;
rtnden's Illustrations of Moore ;
The Charm ,•
Burns' Works, 35 fine plate.;
Authors of England ;
Willis' Poetical Works, ill. by lonize ;
Dante; 12 engravings;
Bibles and Prayerloots:
Albums ; for sale by . 11..5. BOSWORTH & Co.,
dec2.s . Fourth st., near Market
A A. MASON &• CO. wish to reduce their present
stbck of Plaid Goods, and will offer at Cate. front
this date, Raid Cashmeres, Gala and Rob Roy Plaids,
together with many styles cheap Plaids.
Purchasers} who wish to obtain rich and rare Goode at
Eastern Cost, will avail themselves of the opportunity
now offered at (dec2l) • No. 30 tilmucrr • -
T i k e t a ttal e : i !lored
01L5 7 1.0 € 4: 0
. 1500 •tg yvi ts it, :it
500 " N. W. coast " u
bbls. No.lLard , •
5 " - Linseed jwarrinted fine)
90 a Strait's Tanners' (war. genuine I
In store and for sale by
pee2t MILLER & RICKETSON
JUVENILE AND TOYBOOKS—A fine stock at
• H. S; BOSWORTH & Co.'s
Fourth street.
' . Now Goods.
TUST'RECBIVED'by Express, one 'piece short nap
vv bllr Cloth; suitable for Gentlemen's Cloaks, which I
will make to order, cheep. ItIeGUIRE,
Also, one piece light short nap, a very desirable Atli.
ole'for Cloaks. Colors wariest:rd.
Also, &good ass. rtment fine French Cashmere Vesting;
together with *good assortment of fancy and black Cas
simeres, for Palmist, which will be made to order as chenp
and as well as at eny other establishment in the city.
hfcGIIIRE, Tailor s
Thinutsslisst, st; Charlealtnilding
, Magnificent obrietmas Cake.
BICKIEY, No. 38, Diamond raki, respectfully in.
Cs forms his friends and customers, that he is ivrepar
lug, at the Star Bakery, the most magnificent Christmas
..CWce ever served up in Pittsburgh. It will weigh 100
lb.:, will be made of the best fruit, and will be awe: l 4o4
baked. To those who are fond of drawing prizes, he
begs leave to say, that .three rich and beautiful Rings,
Made of the finest Gold, will be placed inside the
The cake will be disposed of at al cents per pound.
11Wr— On hand,ta,large stock of Sugar Toys, and Cakes
of all kinds.
deel9
CLOTH -10 pcs. Drab Blanket Coating;
8 ": Lavender " "'
.1 cas e ". : Blankets;
.1 " Gray mixed Cloth; .
1 " . Army Cloth;
9 ". Tweeds, brown, black and gold inie.;
I ', Fancy Cassirneres i
1 bele Blue Blanket Coating. •
Received, on consignment, direct from •the manufac
turers, and for sale by thc_packace or piece. -
dec2o MIRPH V & LEE, Liberty at.
______ . _
Going . to Callfoifita.
TIEBBONS gnircheetag Goods, on time, are compelled
,r:" tabu , / where it suits them. Thum having the Cash
to lay out for Clothing, can save 20 per cent at least, and
in some cases 40, by purchasing at my establishment. I
have a fine 'stock of French, English and American
Goods, all freehand fashionable, of qualities to suit all'
tastes, purposee,or pockets. I am determined to close
them out be of ro re spring, a t some prise. If purcbaseri
Wile
foci. l take the tuble to call. they may be convinced Of
th ' JNO. CURRAN, 20 Fifth it.
N. B.—Thera is not a piece of goods in my stock either
old or unfashionable—all warranted fresh. deeili •
LL Gulp
er'z b_USTRATED ENGLISH E T/ONS 01
Treasure Trove ;
. Handy Andy,
Tower of London:-
Windsor Castle;
Pere? Reliquee; • •
• Godfrey Malvern; Oil •
Blas ; • • -
Cluimbere Miseelltusy ; for Sale by
de e 2 H.
S.
EuSrrs)ll.7lseHark_beliet.
°BOAT, . —A huge Cable for sal_ pechea . Apply
to
EIC'AIFE & ATWINSON,
deft /ra, near - Wood at.
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' •
sir The Telegraph No 2 goes out' to-day, for
Louisville.
The Blopongahelti staita at ,10 . for Cincititiati.
5,00 1,43
90,00
Bit. Thewharves look. dreary eating% now.` The
regular packets—down the Ohio and up the Menem.
gahela and Allegheny rivers—are still doing a fair
lthainess, and' INO presume are making money' for
their proprietors; but trade has slackened ecinsidet:-
ably. We could hardly count the boats that, are now
upr , all waiting for the spring business; No'
class'or peop le looks more anxiously for the spring
time than do the river men. Hundreds, and perhaps
thousands are 'now. unemployed those only Who
are compelled to be idle can tell how heavily time
hangs upon them.
45,00
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CINCINNATI AND PITTSBITROH
DAILY STEA.2II PACKET LINE.
THIS Independent Line-of steamers is now composed
of the• largest; swiftest, best finished - and 'furnished,-
god most powerfu l boats on the waters of the Welk. The
Lhighesiwages are paid lot the services of the beet and
most expenetteed men engaged in the river business.—
The line htui been in operation for atz years; has carried
nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
inju . ry to their persons 'The proprietors ehallengn emu
panson with any passenger line in the Union for Safety,'
regnlarity,and speed. All that money can procure has
been provided for the safety, comfort and conveninnee of
pruusemrers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follOws:
MONDAY PACE-RT.—The Moso:roaszta,Cam: Stone
will leavrePitiablugh everyMondayniorning at 10olelock,
Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 r. x.
77TRSDAY PACKET.—The Zratcaran -No. 2; Capt.
.Fno. Inineilser, will leave PittiMurgh every fineeday
morning at 10 o'clock ; Wbeeling-Weery Tueaday evening
WEDNESDAY PA CZ E Nsw , Ewtinn No.
:mornpt S. Dean, will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
ung at 100elock ; Wheeling eveTy Wednesday even
ing at 10 r.
THURSDAY PACKET—The Damaoin, Capt. R. J.
Grace, will leave Pittsburgh. every Thursday morning at
10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Thursday evening at tor. X.
FRIDAY PACRRlt—Thiseirrpun No. 2, Capt. Crooks;
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 °Week;
Wheeling every Friday evening sitlo P. M. • '
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SATITR.DAY PA CERT.—The Miancass, Capt.:Hemp
.
will leave Pittaburgh every - Saturdayt morning a
tOu'elock ; Wheeling every Saturday evening at 1 0 r•
srrimAr. PACKET.— The brae Ntrtvvorr, tJapt. P.
Ektvi, will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 1.0 r.sr
ncrir 29; • - -
113411. • • • 1i11413.
Pittsburgh and Brownsville Daily Packet
• Line.
.PE2112111, 1341848. P&IIPMAKY 141,1848.
LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. 14L AND 4 P.M.
The following new boats complete the line
for the present season: ATLANTIC Capt,
James Parkinso;.BALTlC,
and LOUIS hPLANR Capt n ; E. Bennett. The boats Jacobs;
are
entirely new, and are fated up without ragard to expense.
Every comfort that money can procure has been pre:mi.;
ded. Theboats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Bast;
at the foot of Ross st. Passengers will be punctual on
board, as the boats will certainty leave at the advertise
__ -----,------------
, , Frank/In Packet.
The fast packet ALLEGHENY BELLE,
' C . apt. Wll. HANNA, will run regularly be
tween ittsburgh and Franklin. on the Allegheny River.
4011
Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, at 4
o'clock, r. t. For freight or passage; apply onboard.
- dec27 .
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The splendid- passenger steam boat
Rialt o, wyommo, Wm. J. Kor.erz, Master,
. will leave for the above and intermediate
ports, on this day, at W.A. 11.
For freight or pa save, apply on board,
or to ( dettl7) GEO. B. MILTENBERGER, A ,'t.
AWLThe new and `splendid passenger
steamer JAMES NELSON, G. D. Moore,
Master, will run an a Regular Packer
be twee Pittsburgh and IVhe eling, leav
ing this city every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at
10 o'clock. A. at., and Wheeling every, Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, at 10 o'clock. A. sr.
For freight or passage. (having superior accommotla
ttotisy apply, on board. •
The —lames Nelson is an entirely new boat, and for
speed and accommodation is not surpassed by nay boat
on the river. AMSRTRPNCi Or. CRO
deo A ge tn.
btf
egu sr Packet toe Sunfish.
THE fine steamer WELLSVILLE, Capt
Maxim will leave for the above and inter
me ate ports on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
'For freight or pasaa.e apply on hoard. or to
GLO. Id MILTENBERGER, Agt.
I.OIIISVIrrE PAO ET'.
FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE.
01110 'LLCM
REGULAR SATURDAY Pacan.—The A
No Ifine and fast passenger st mutt Pac
ket TELEGRAPH t Hezlep,, Com
mander. will leave Pittsburg for Wheel.
ing, Cincinnati . and Louiavill e, and all intermediate Porta,
every Saturday, in 3 0 o'clock precisely.
Tor freight or passage apply on-hoard, or to
FORSITH & 'DUNCAN, Agents.
The Telegraph has been built expressly for a regular
Packet. and with a view entirely to the comfort 'of pas
sengers; the accommodations are inferior to no boat on
the western waters. The Telegraph will run in conneX
ion with the Ben Franklin No 0 and Pike No 9, to Sant-
Louis—time throagh,riva DAYS.
ap2l-iy
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Parket.
THE swift running steamer CONSUL,
ailitWaintaa, Master, will leave regularly for
Wheeling,on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at 10 o clock, precisely.
Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day, at 7 o'clock, A. M., posititeig. •
The Consul will land at all intermediate ports. Kier) ,
accommodation that can be proeuredi for the comfort and,
safety of passengers, has been provided. The boat d.
also provided with a self-acting safety-guard, to prevent
explosion.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
JOHN FLACK. Agent.
THEt rrangement.
steamer CALEB COPE will leaie for
Beaver, Glasgow, and Wellsville, on Tues.,
day, Thursday, and Saturday',hasre
turning on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday'. Site a
boat at the landin2, between Wood street and the Bridge,
prepared to receive freights -at itnyjime." • • ' -
S. er. W. HARBAUGH,'Agents,
. I - N 0.33, Wood street.
= Warner Arrangement. '
kikTiE steamer BEAVER, Chas. E. Clarke,
Master, will leave Pittsburgh for Beaver, -
mum", and Wellsville ) every Monday, 'Wednesday,
and Friday—and returning on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, A. at. Having a boat at the
landing, we are prepared to receive freight at any time.
For freight or passage apply to
mal7-tf - .G. W,HARTON do CO., Agents.
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Jnat . Riftelistid t
PUREE MORE of those so justly - celebinted" Ham-
I burgh PIANOS, constantly need by'Llst,,Thalbery,"
and other great performers, together with a large assort.
mentor Rosewood - and Mahogany, of my own manufac
ture. The above instruments are warrantedlo be per
fect in every respect, and will be sold low fdr cash; by'
F..BLUME,
N 0.112 Wood street, 2d door abave Fifth.
Arso—Just received, a large lot of . Mahogany and
REktewood VENEERS. For sale at F. BLUME'S,
decilS] N 0.11 2 Wood is.. 2d door above Fifth.
_ _ _
OLIDAY PRESENTS, ev..Ztratuon tf/
11. Markel street,-Having just received, per Express, a.
very large assorintent of FANCY GOODS, he ,invites
the attention of purchasers to his very extensive stook of.
Bead Bats; . -Bead . Purses, Rosewood ' Writing Desks,
Work Boxes, furnished and unfurnished; Backgammon
Wards, Jewelry; and In'fact every variety' of Goods in
Books for C/hrletsaas awl New Years.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT tear axes:wan AT M• A'
/Hums's--
The Hein,for 1 - 849 i. • ;
The Hyacinth ;
The Forget-me-not ; . .
Vhe Gift of EriendshiP i
The Fairy Ribg;
The Christian Keepsake;
The Garland;'"
- Tti:, Keepsake of Friendship;
. The Rose of Sharon ;
:The Snow Flake; • ,
The Philop;ratt. ' - '
AlsO, an extensive variety small Juvenile Books.—
Toy Booksingreat variety: Just issued for the Holidays.
Also. fancy Letter and hoteesper f fancy Envelopes,
from the lowest to the highest price manufactured. New
and old Literature, constantly on hand and receiving, as
usual. - • .
_fp - Smithfield street, third door above 2d.:l' idee.„92
L-LONd - SHAWLS.-Just-received, er 'Adams , klz;••
press, another lot ',ribose beautifu it l 'Long
.phawle,
Which vrill.he sold. thirty per eLit.. , lll36.ter than former
iota: . : [tletiB). ••• • R.; XL THOMPSON,
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' - Fiostrers - for the, Winter Etelosork,,,, •' :
Zy,subscribb{ tsprepared to Tarnish
Mequervior Weddlngs, Bally or Per, *e..1. 1
,
iles i - composed otrieh, fragrant Plow-
era. Orders left with W. T. Bowe, Jr Setz,-,Clair.stree,
otlhrough the Post Met, vein I
n0112:1131# JAMPS - VVA/IPIEPai 21 . 11, Yieb4'`
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Nina- JiiteEngem.
PORT OF.PITTSBURGEL
S fEET WATER i
,Cktivigir7fm,thric,
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salirtivED, -
Steamer Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Louis APl.une, Bennet. Brownsville
Arrovaitie,uordon, Brownsville
.4. • Alichigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver..
Luke Erie, Sholes, Beaver..
Caroline, Day, Beaver. .•
.Monongisliela, Stone, Cirteinnati.
4 , ” Conan', Webber,Tneeling.
Consignee, Lockwood, St. Louis.
Rohert.Fulton, Ooliiey St. Louis.
Beaver, Clark, Wellsville.
James Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
- DEPARTED,
a. Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
.. LiinishDLatie; Bennet,Drownsville
AttOWline, Gordon; Broiviistille.
- . • Michigan No. 2, Gilson. Beaver.'
44 Lake Erie, Sholes; Beaver.
Caroline,Day, Beaver. •
Isaac Newton Mason, Cin.
ess.
I ew Wheeling Packet.
..N.o*o - ....4.::7.0.004:0 . ,4.
Reported. for the Moniing Post.
EASTERN MARKETS
We-have received by Telegraph long reports of
the Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore markets,
which, while we have more important matter, we do
not deem worth puhliehing today, as no busineas
will be transacted. Besides, the reports'were made
up Previoisto the arrinarof the Europa, Which brings
important noinmereiat 'intelligence. The news of
Saturday's transactions in the eastern cities can be
otno value here on New Year's day.
FOREIGN-:: NEWS
ARRIVAL OF TUE ETTROPA !
Eleetion of Louie Napoleon to the Preal.,
. dexter of France... Plight of the Pope...
- Abdication of the Emeeror of 'Austria
.-Ileavy
meant n a F d l v o a u n r c s
and C Wh on ..Ex pr reme
Distress in reeiang...commotion in the
French Capital.
Nzw Yens, Decembee 31, 1848.
The Europa arrived to-day, bringing twenty days
liter news. She left Liverpool on the 16th lasted,
and encountered exceedingly rough weather on her
passage.
Louis Napoleon has been elected President of
Prance. The election was held on the 10th instant
The Emperor. of Austria has abdicated his crown
in favor of his nephew.
.The Pepe of Rome has escaped from his capital
and is now eat of Italy.
...Cotton has advanced. The cholera is spreading
on the Continent. Its ravages in Pressburg have
been frightful'.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
- .LivraPoot, Decern!ier 16, 1848..
COTTON—The speculative and trade demand has
been heavy during the pact .- sveek. The quotations
1104,advanced fully'ld. per pound for American de
scri _
ptions. Swats are id higher. The sales of the
week run up to the large aggregate or 65,620 bales
*of which 14,000 bales of American and 1,200 Su
rats were taken up by speculators. The committee
of brokers have agreed upon the following quota
titles 6 Bowed Oeorgia, 41d; Mobile 41d) Orleans,
41d. •
BREAD STUFFS.--On Tuesday, the I2tli instant,
the market exhibited a fair attendance of the trade.
A moderate business was done in free wheat and
Flour v at an advance on the rates of the previous
Tuesday of 2d per bushel for the former, and bd.per
barrel, for , the latter. Bonded Flour and Wheat
were dearer by 9d per barrel, and 8d per bushel, re.
spectively; Not many samples, hovrever, of either
article were offered for sale. For Western •Canal
Flour, in bond, 2.5 s 3d was offered. There were
fair sales of Indian Corn at an improvement of 2s.
per quarter on the prices of the previous week.
• 'Oats brought full prices, with better sales lately
of Barley, at previous rates.
Before the close of the market bonded Floor sold
at 28a. Bd. for Western Canal, and for Baltimore 2611.
Per ;reel.
.:PADVISIONS—SaIes of 11. S. prime mess Pork
were made. to the extent of 200 bbls. at 40 6 / 5 0s.
Sales. of Family Men at 665.
Bacon—Sales of United States descriptions at 43
atga. for eastern cared, and 345. 6d.(8355. for=
western cured. •
Dry Hama, sold of 34ail2r. as in quality and con
dition.
Cheese--Fine qualities have been sold at 44ZIEs.
.gr cwt.; middling quidtiles at 36/342 ; ordinary at
28a345. ,
Butter—Canadian is quoted at 51361.. p cwt.
Lard—Sales of fine at lens.; fair to good 36 40 s
;,ordinary to middling 3Mss.per cwt.
Tallow—Sales at 40043 s p cwt; inferior grease
250355.
Oates-In Sperm, Lard or.Whalo, we have no prior
or interesting feature to report, the transactions 'be.
ing confined to retail lots at former quotations.
Clover Seed—Sales at 30038 s bustle]. The .
Foreign Stock Market is once more very quiet.
PRUSSIA
The King of Prussia, wearied out with the fac-
tious opposition of his Parliament, has dissolved
that body, and promulgated a new Constitution to
his, subjects. The concessions of March last are
confirmed, with such modifications as the present
state of the Monarchy would 1100171. to require.
There are' to be two Chambers- The Upper
Chamber to consist nf ono hundred and eighty
members, elected) ford six years. The Lower
House into have three hundred and fifty members,
elected for three years.
•
The power of summoning- and dissolving Parlia
ment is vested in the King. The franchise ap
proaches universal freedom.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Austria hai abdicated the throne
in favor of his nephew, Francis Joitepli, son of the
Arch Duke Charles--a youth of eigliteen, who has
formally taken upon himself the duties of his high
office. It is hoped:that good may resale from this
step, as the new Monarch will not be boand, its was
his.predecessor, by painful precedents, but' will be at
iherty to pursue such a course as the ace ideate' of
he time may reader neceisary.
FRANCE.
Letters from Parisi of Saturday evening, deecribe
the state of that city as peculiaily alarming. Mili
tary preparations were making in every quartet , an
the Police force has been doubled. •
There had been - Boma rioting, and Napolmes
friends had met and organized for the purpose us
auppresaing an outbreak, in cave'of ilia election.
Changarnier had officially declined a candidate.
ship for the Presidency.
~ -T he friends of Lamaatine were exerting them
selves to the utmost in his'behalf.
Paris looked like .one electoral meeting. '
Tne Bonapartists were accused of an intension to
assaasinate Gen. Cavaighac.
Thiera, one of those 'who fled with Louis Blano
and Caulaidierre arrived in Paris from the Provinces,
last Saturday.
He states that the election of Louis Napolenn
would be the aignal fora great =anarchical rising.
A large body of National Guards are rinderarnis for
Sunday.
, The Troops of the Line and the ,duerd , Mobile,
would on that day be confined to their barracks.
Letters from Marseilles state that the expedition
to Vechia, had returned to its:anchorage, but
the troops had not disembarked. •
Notwithstanding 411 the excitement in telation to
the'Presidency, the French Punds lied advanced.—
The Five per cent's closed on Sail:key at 69f We.
' • 'LATER FROM :FRANCE.
, Lettere from ?aria, dated Tuesday 12th Mat.,
Mate that the Presidential election bad beert defin
itely cloned all over France. Enough was, known
at thedate of the letters to render certain tine elec
tion of Lottlit.Napolean bya larger vote don his
moat sanguine friends had expected. He woulill have
-a conslderahle Majority over all:the other c andi
dates.
IRELAND
The Grand Jury of Dublin have returnedtrms
against Mr. Duffy, for feloniotw aitieles publidust I in
the Nation newspaper; and for writing the letter to
Smith 0 1 ,13rten, urging him to rebellion; found its ttltytl
unfortunate gentleman's portmanteau:
The southern and midland papers are filleet ivitta
heart rending accounts of details by taarratim ; es_
tenaive evietioas of the tenantry; their flight to.
wards the emigrant ships ;-:and the eommissdori
nf
violentoutrages; in all theddisgusting varlet y
'C,h9lpra , In Nevi Orieonl
Piar-Armqncett.
We feile reinot to-day, bY -the;;way bl-Chittler
o . r Itundr _
and fiftydeaths - frdriBideid in- _Neie Otledae pp
Chriettatusdair. ,- 14v-e , l,
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During OnV ln
ast week there have been treenl" ,
snow storms East,' producing great irregularity in
to i tt4nsulissiori or the 'mails.
The Atlantic steamer Europa is now overdue, and
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is hoarly expected: She will bring twenty days later
news:
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Her intelligence is anxiously looked for, as she
will bring out the results of the French Presidential
election, as well as the details, and-probably, teimi:
nation one
..way, or, other of the. , instirrectionary
movements in Rome.
Oaks ,bp 2tution
AUCTION SALES,
BY JAMBS WSJ:NM!, AUCTIONEER •
No. 114 WOOD 'SIIIXILT.. TRIMS DOORS 1401111 FAITH
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TOSSERS yisitingthissity with stock of Goods for
45 • sale, can be accommodated, while they remain, with
.the use of a.Rootrt, oa moderate terms, in the 2d Story of
M'lCenna'a Auction Store, No. 114 Wood street, three
Alsor--for.Rent, by the week, month, or year, for the
storage of Merchandise only, an excellent dry Cellar,
with board floor.
Rep/5
TIOMESITO ' BLANKETS at private . sale at APKen.
na's Auction Rooms, N0:124 Wood street, 3 doors
from sth st., a large invoice of Domesuc Blankets of the
largest size and finest quality of Merino Wool, received
direct from the Manufactoner, and ,wiil be. sold at very
low prices,both wholesale and retail.; It is the best op
portunity offered to housekeeperifor several_ years.
oet3 - JAMES 111 , KENNA. Auct.
WHARF BOAT, , WITH FURNITURE; Bar Fixtures,
Liquors, Stove, &e., at Auction.—At the Point, near
the foot of Penn street; on • Friday;Jinhary 5th,1849, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, will be sold, without reserve,
a Wharf Boat, with furniture, bar fixtures, liquors, steite,
kc., comprising tables, chairs, lookihg glasses, engrav
ings, decanters, glasses, tic : , as the - owner is going
_to
California. The boat - and Fixtureswill be sold together
or separate, as it may suit Purchasers.. •
. Terms : cash, c.urrency. .•• "JAMES hIcKENNA,
dec2S : • . • Auctioneer..
fur ali.
Blount Emmet Building Lota for Elate.
911BEAUTWULLY SITUATED BUILDINct LOTS
for salp,in theylau of the - hlount Emmet property.
Persons desirous of inveistinq a small sum of money, can
do go to advantage, by Securing choice Lots of various
.
• This property, for beauty' of lodation, coMmanding a
view of the two cities ; the Allegheny, Monongahela - and
Ohio rivers, is itne4ualled.' It has the advantage of an
abundance Mile cheice.st silting Water. The'new road,
now finishing, still render it easy of aecesa, and bring it
within a convenient 'distance of the 'Allegheny markets
As an investment *for profit, to say nothing of the de
lightful situation fora residence, the buyer will secure in
a few years trmer-scrtm return. ' • I
The above Lots will be sold ft* 'Cash or on-a .Credit
of one to five years. ' '• • • • • •
TITLE CLVAIt AND INDRIPMABLZ.
Plans maybe seen and every informatiOn hid, of Mr.
HUGH SWEENti,on limprennses ; or of JOHN COYLE,'
at his office, orbilli street, Pittsburg. nov.lo •
OR SALE—A. valuable. Propertrof 10 Acres. on the
West side of the City fine of Allegheny t i of-a mile
from the Market house. - Thb above is in a high state 'of
cultivation, abounding in choice grapes and other fruits
under the soil is a clay of fine quality- for brick; Coal
can be had at 100 yards distance. - Below Me clay- is a
superior quality of stone, 20 feet deep.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,' •
Smithfield street.
litON FOIJNInt Y FORSALE.—A small trod Foundry,
1 vrith Patients, Tools, &c.,ellreedyfaroperation,will
be sold on accommodating terms, or exchanged for iron
or goods.
This offers an excellent opportunityXo a yOting Man to
commence the Iron Foundry business: Enquire of
SCAIEE /a. •ATKINSON,
FORSALE.—A lot on High at , near the corner ofWy
lie, at the new Herman Church. • Ms Let,tlo by EOM,
will be sold on accommodating terms, : or leased en per
petual lease, with the privilege of buying out the grown.
rent at anytime. , ,
Also—Severalothr r Lotion the Hill,in different place's,
for sale on accommodating terms, or- perpetual lease, as
may suit purchasers. . •
angl24lll changed - THOMAS MELLON
F'
lOR SALE—A small two story frame dwelling:house,
convenlebtly situated, fronting ou Pride *Wet, one.
street beyond the Hospital. The lot is
. 21 feet in front, by
123 feet deep, and will be adhion- accommodating temw.
For further partieularaapply at the house, or to
sep2 . JAMES•MAY . , Water street..
10FOLIDAYS HOLIDAYS: l—The 'subscriber , are
11 just opening a splendid collectiop of Toys and fine
Fancy Goode .of every; deScription, suitable for :Christ-.
man and New Year presents, consisting in,pirt; viz :
Jewelry and Watches ; Work, Dressing andFaacirGlass
Boxes; Card Cases; Pearl, Shell, Ivory and Velvet Card
Baskets; Steel Bead piirsts ; Crotchet N7elvetßage ;Mu
sic Boxes; Chess:Men; Dominoes, /Sc,; thOusand
other articles, too numerous to mention,....:
• ,
The above Goods we will , sell extremely low,.previous
to the Ist February,lB49, as 'we intend making some ma
terial alterations in our store , and business- IVe invite
all to call who want bargains, 80 - 31arket street, bi
rween•Fifth and Diamond. ••
dec9.3 110 GAN &, CANTWELL.
Steam floats for Sale.
•
The - splendid ,Steam , Packets BALTIC
and ATLANTIC, built expressly to tau as
o
regu ar ackets on the Monongahela, between Pitts
arpt
burgh and Brownsville, and having run for a few Months,
are found to be too large and powerful for the navigation
of that river, are now odhred for sale.
The following are the dimensions of these rwm boats;
viz ; Length at deck, 170 feet; breadth of beam, go feet;
wheels. 24 feet diameter,l.ll feet buckets; four boders. 21
feet by . . 52 Inches diameter; cylinderA, 21' inches, and 61
eel stroke. Each boat contains 50 state-rooms and the
cabins are famished in the richest modem style.
For terms, enquire of ' J. K. MOORHEAD
nov2.llf Pittsburgh"
ANECOOTES—Cyclopedia of. Moral and Religious
Anecdotes, a Collection of several Thousand Pacts,
Incidents, Narratives, Examples and,Tostimonies„ eta- .
bracing the best of the kind in moat former collections,
and some handre, 'a in addition, original and selected; the
whole arranged tad classi fi ed on a new plan, with co
pious topical and scriptural indexes. By Rev. R. A rvine
A. M., Pastor of the Providence Church, New York
with an Introduction, by the Rev. Geb B Cheever, 1). 1)
Just published.
The above, with a number of new anal .valuable publi
canons, for sale by ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
Monongahela Navigation Company.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—In-pursuance —ln -pursuance of
the provisions of the, Chirter of Incorporation, the
alumni meeting of the Stockholders of the Monongahela,
Navigation Company will be held on Monday, the first
day of January, 1249, (being the first Monday of the
month,' tit 'the office of the said - Company, in the Odeon
Building. Fourth street, Pittsburgh, at 2 o'clock in the af
ternoon, for the Turpose of electing officers for the en
suing year. • Whl. BAKEWELL,
dee2 • . Secretary,
[The Pittsburgh Mom. Post, the' Herald" of Browns
ville, the Washington 'Examiner, and Waynesburg Mes
senger, publish till the election, and send paper to the
OENERI - I.M=§s - e - EitlTiixes Imperial and Young Hyson
.Tea ; 10 half chests do. do. •
12 mats Cooking Raisini ;
20 boxes. 141. R. Raisins,;
• ,ffilhalf boxes M. R."
- d bitskets Olive Oil; '
2barrels Scotch Snag;
1 key Hoppe° ."
hlacouba "
1 bbl. Mason's Blacking;
1 cemOn S. P. indigo; •
1 bbl. Gum Camphor, • ',
" Cloves;
50 10x. Mace; just received from:the' East. aad for
sale by . „ Idectti BROW,N & CONNELLY.
HICADE WASHINGTON,
ATTORNEY 47:LA.W.1
fiIHE Paitnership heretofore existing between JOHN
D. MAHON and HEADE WASHINGTON, has; been
dissolved by mutual consent.
The subscriber may be .found at his of f ice, on Fourth
street, between Smithfield and Grant sts, Pittsburgh, at
all times when not engaged in Court.
dectg,,fin, HEADE WASHINGTON.
gMTS OF . COUGHING in the night are very trduble
Nome, They break iwupon the hours of reposemnd
exhawN the strength of the sufferer. B. A. Fahnestock
& uo,ta t7OUGH BALSAM bee been eminently success
ful in eosin and curing these unpleasant spells. If a
person is' root , ed in the night by a spasm of coughing, a •
tea spoonful of Cough Balsam will soothe it, tilVe Mtn
relief, and, as it is palatable, leaves no uxplessant,taste
behind. If once Med, it will take precedence ever all
others, as a remedy for coughs, colds, &c .
Prepared and sold Ny B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.,
corner Ist and Wood stiSets, and corner 6th and Wood
Streets. 110,40
New York.and Bantots:Piantio:
JOHN H. MELLOR,No. 81 Wand Atreet,inis received
Invoices of a large supply of PIANO. FORTES,'. from
the celebrated manufactory of Cnicaauurro. Boston, M ar
rive in a few days, of which due notice will be given
ranging in price from 8276 to 8700. •
Also ' from the manufactories ,H. Worigater, and
Bacondc Raver, New York. a handsome assortment of
0,4 and 01 Octave PIANOS, Rosewood and Mahogany'
Cases, of the most elegant description , ; and with all the
late improvements.
-The shove, in addition to the stock on hand, will make
the largest and most desirable selection .. e,yer offered for
sale in the city, and will be sold , . in all, caatta t it.manufac.
tureen prices, on accommodating, teirna,..ruad. a written
guarantee given with '.every Piano Forteciold.T..
JOHN H MALLOR,
Sole Agent for the sale Of ChiekeringiaTieno Fdrlesi
dec2o . • for WesternTennaylwarna.
TPITTSBURGH NAVIGATION'artn FIRS Insure
.1_ *Nen CataPattv.—An Election for nine Directors, to.
serve for the ensuing year, will beheld at the Office of
this Company, on the first Monday-of January, 11349, be
tween the hours of 10 A. st. and 1. P. mt.
deelB:dtd ROBERT FTNNEY,See'sr.
Pennsylvania Rail Road' Company.
NOTICE is hereby given' that the , Serena insuament of
Five Dollars per share on the Capital-Stock of this
Company is required to be paid on or before the Ist day
of January next ; the Eighth Instalment, Five Dollars
per share, on or before theft of_March.next , the Ninth
Instalment, of Five Dollars per share, on or before the
Ist day of . May
,next ; and the Venth.lustalment, of Five
i/ollers per share, on or before thelst day of luly next,
at. the °flee, N 0.70 Walnut street, Fhilarlephitc :
GEORGE V.DACON;Trettimbsr, -
-- ty B-Instalments will beseceiVed /1. DENNY
t the Merebentla and Manufacturer's' Pank,'Fittsburgh.
• • • -
A FUS:III.E.EEEDECTIoN.- _
• • /47sui. bias raft & Sons' Patera' Soda &SIG
her way -1 TO 5 TONS;Sr; eoti, - currency, or itter4 epprote4:
131:11b. SE LOST--Wo* dreppep, by a indi, on
irninl Elliot & English , * Bookstore, wais4, street, to bills ' 5 saps or upwards 3110,41 k diet 'fllo.¢. 1164 in.
Dumf. ‘Trimming - Store, a ktirple-Silk Rolle, setnitet ..mosoped 4 lot seperio' ritAnclitycif b f
steaTAttvisicoautiniatrAlattirkt Rink of "At to the glees 4n4 snare Innnenstritets
eret. , Wt , lefindar will be suitatar r' aw F 4o l'V 4 47‘•r ( . -NN" -IrrAV-t=flEt
,--0 1 / t ) :o4.ll*Otlf 3 4 l lo.ogiVASlMPt . ,. - ' - ,
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JAMESAVICENNA, Auct
1 New Goods, at Number Ffirty-nine I.
comma of vcrrattr_ . .ann Sdeazzr arnarrs, rrrrsattaort.
()BEAT BARGAINS !—The subscriber has just re
' U - armed from the Eastern Cities, and la now receiving
a vary exteneWe assortment of FANCY STAPLE
DB , '" : GOODS, adapted to the:present season, and , em
br •ing a stock for nchneas and variety not surpassed by
at". establishment in the West. '
DRESS GOODS
Very glossy black Silks; , Cravats and &tiara; ' '
'Handsome dress do., Black love Veils and EtdkO . 4
Rich changeable do. 'lnconel and Camb. Mullins.
Rich changeable Satin de, Plaid and striped Mullins;'
Chines; - . I Handsome Ribbons;
Mode and hightail FrenchOloves. Hosiery, ace 4
Merinos ; . /Cloths for Cloaks;
Mode and high cold MusliniTerkeri Shawls; -
de Laines; _ ,Cashmere do. , " .
Newstyle muslin de haines;tPlain,Thibet Shawls, - silk
Satin stnped Cashmeres; I fringe -' • • -
Fancy . do. do. • - Pluck Tibet Shawls, dodo.
- Black and colored Alpacaa;,Black do. do. • ',
Plaid Gingham, bright colltSilk—; '-do. - • - do.
lore; . [Fine Brochm - do.:
New style Visettes; , - I Cloth. • do.
Gala Plaids, bright colors; I Plaid, Long so._
California Plaids; . iLinv Priced do
Black Bombazines; - t Plaid Cloakings.
'.. CALICOES-41 BEAT REDUCTION
His stock of Calicoes is very large ; it has been se•
lectcd with much cure—with particular reference to
fastness of coloring, durability, of fabiic, and beauty of
design. These goods, are lower than they have ever
been before, and.are worthy the particular attention of
The best Calicoes for .6,k cts; ever offered ,
Double purple Calicoes,English, 14 cents;
Oil Chintz; British Chintzes;
New style Merrimack Calicoes;
Blue and Orange do.
Furniture - do.
CHEAP. DRESS GOODS. -
A large ibt of low priced. Muslin tic Laines, of the low
price of 12/ cents petyard, . - • '-, . • .
Also, Black Alpacas for 1.21 - cta. per yard. .'Very good
and very handsome dark and bright colored Plaid Gin
ghams, for 12k cents, warranted fast colors.
DOMESTIC, AND STAPLE GOODS. ,
Bleached Muslim, C; to 12;
Yard wide Unbleached, 6} to 9; •
Bed Tickings, very cheap; - • '
- - --Caainetts, Drillings, IfentuckY Jeans,
Checks, Linings, Plaid Linseys; ' -
DomeaneGinghams, MarinenlShinings;
Colored Cambrics; . • ~ , .
Flannels,lower than ever offered,
1 Canton Flannels. - _ - , ~ •
Ist, near Woodetreet.
. LINEN GOODS! • i
Irish Linens, Linen Lawns;
Damask Table Linen; ! -
Do. do. - Cloths;.
Russia Sheeting;
Do.•. Diapers;
Linen Drilling. Crash.
EILOIKETS! BLANKETS!
A. large stock of Blimkets, from coarse to very finer . ;
also Blue and Drab Blankets ; fine - and very fide, for.
. .
. . .
GOODS .FOR GENTLEMEN. ".
Fine and superfine French and English Clothe and Cita-.
simeres; Over-comings; Silk and Linen Pocket Hand
kerchiefs and Cravats;'Gloves; Suspenders; Silk and
Merino', Under Garments; Merino and Cotton Half Hose,
et ' e nte ele s . ubscriber ha4ing made extraordinary prepare=
Lions for the Fall and Winter trade, and having purchas
ed his Goods under the advantage of markets unusuallY
depressed, can cvfidently promise his customers the
brat ba.tgams lie has ever been able to oder.
Customers of the house, and purchasers generally, are
respectfully invited to call. (nov00) . PHILIP ROSS.
sheet
Winter Goode at•,Bastern Cost t. •
U EO, R. WHITE t iVo. 31 Alaska street, intends making a change "in his business, on the Ist of January'
next—will dispose of the following styles of GOODS ; at
original cost
Broths Long and . Square Shawls;
French Tartan Long do. . •
French Printed Cashnieres; • • ' '
English do. do.
Mouseline De Laines ; -
3-4 and 6-4 Gala'Flaids ; . •
High col'd French Gingham!, and Fancy Dress Silks.
Those wanting Bargains, are invited to call. 1n0273.tri
- -
A A. MASON. & CO,No. V) Market atria,, have just
,11 received' another invoice! of PLAID LONG and
SQUARE SHAWLS, bought 25 per emit. less than any
preyioud lot received by us tbis season.
Our stock of SHAWLS is now the largCst in 'tho City,
and purehasers are Augured that our prices, from dus
date, will be 25 per eent.: fess thin at anyfordier time..
Reduction. in Prices.
IIiTILL DE SOLD, from this.date, the balanee of our.
Ty Wrierna Dans Goons, at greatly reduced prices—
consitting of scarlet, maroon, mazartne blue ; l4l, brown
and., other cialeta French Merinos,. Lathartitie StriPe B l,
Mohair Stripes, and bar'd Al pacas,.bl'k and fancy colors;
French all wool Cashmeres and De Daines ;.low priced .
Cashmeres and De Laines, in great variety; Long and
Square Plaid Shawls ; Tiirken, Cashmere De Leine
Cloth, Thibet, .ke.,.kc. R. D. THOil frsON,
dec2 ' 110 Market st., 3 doorafrom Liberty.
BARD BROTHERS' PREMIUM G OLD
12 doz. of the above warranted brand of Pens, just
received, and for sale to the trade 'at New York prices.:
The above Pens have received the highest premium' ever.
awarded on'Gold Pens, and are warranted by the
facturer, against the point coming att.'
For Bale by ;EDWARD TODD & C 0.,.
North-east 'corner of Fifth and Market ets., up stairs.' '
BLACK AND FANCY, CASSIMERES.—W.' R. dltra•
PUY Las" lately received'it large' assortment of these
_Goods, and is opening mem at prices - unprecedentedly
low, ranging from 75 to 82,50 per yard.
Also, French Doeskins, of all qualities.
Also; French and - English - Broadcloths, blabk,' olive;
invisible green, brown,--and'Among. tiles., are
- some verYlaandsorne French Black,. suitable for Cloaks;
at a Ten' low price , and browniinymitile grilen; and liPlc
Pelisse Cloths, for Ladles', Cloaks.
Also, silk, cotton and merino Undershirts and Drawers;
Mariners' Undershirts, constantly on hand. .
iler The attentionof Merchants and Merchant Tailors,
who buy by.the piece, is specially invited to the above.
By .16.xp
resa. ) .
GENTS. '81.13111/Elt, GOODS —gaper. single, milled
French Habit Cloths; rich styles CaasimerMi v ' black
and colored Calthmeretiar Queen's And Summer Cloths ,
fig. ured and plain Than D'Etes.. , Veatinga i "tilexy choice ,
Marseilles; Silks and Satins. and figured 'Linen:Drilla;
Cheaper yes! -• ROBINSON'S Cloth Store;
may2s 'Poet -Bnildings; earlier Fifth and Wood':
BIACK - ALPACAS-Arthe very low pricit of 121 - cla.
One kundied piers just received at N 0.64 Market at.
Patterson's Carriage
..111anulantovr, '
Diamand alky, between Wood ond.aniatnila,streFtt. '
• - " • , WILERS may always be found an alsort
- eat of Family Carriages,' Barouehee;
" Buggies, and all kinds of heavy work,
"-"""'" from a six horse wagon down ; to a wheel
barrow, • Bersona,wishing to pnrehase or contract for
any thing - in the above line, are respectfully invited to
call. • • ' •
, A PIECE OF GROUND,CONTAINING STONE, of
the best quality , flir: Cutting and Cellar Work', ttud
with very light striphig,•will be rented for ipie r7 or two
years. ' Possession - given• immediately. It is Abutted
near the Fountain Inn, on Coal Lane ; and clear of build
logs, which might be, inconvenienced bythe Quarry..
Also, the well-known Stone Quarry on NunneryinW;
Allegheny Citn adjoining Forrester s Quarries, ancilate..
ly occupied by Ambany§milb: - ..Thialaat will be tinned,
for - atetmof four or fiyesears, For p ardente rs, enquire:
of.::-;'.:'(notog7:tel T
ilirt) (Dabs.
Fresh Arrllival".New Goods
,- - -
NO. 85 kiln= ST. Iltxrw HT. AND THE DiAMOND
ANCY AND•STAPLE-WINTER. DRY GOODS!
F
" The subscriber has - just reserved his second supply
of NEW GOODS. purchased in •the Eastern cities Knee
the. Grea t Fall is Prices, and far below the cost of menu;
featuring; and Will -dispose of them, Wholesale" and' Re
.. GREAT ,BARGAINS TO BUYERS!. - •
Bleached Muslnt,only 51. cents; .
- 4-4 Bleached Muslin, from Of to 12} cents;
44 BroWri do. • do. .5 to 8 cents
44 . Donble Purple Calico,l2}-, . •
• • Prints, Merrimack patterns, only oi-tents;
Furniture Chintz; only 51. cents; -
-- • •
,- Red and Yellow Flannel, all.wool; 181. cents
British Chintz, Blue and Orange, 10 Colds •
Bed Ticking, only tilt- costs;. -• . • - -
Wench Dress Ginghtimi,l24, cents ;
French Work Collan, only 121 cents; ,
4-4 White Flannel, only 20 cents. _
LADIES` DRESS'GOOD.S.
Black Plaid Silks, rich lustre; •
Wide Blnek Manilla Silks;
Chameleon Silks, all shades ;
Satin Stripe Cashmere, new style ;" -
French LtunartinciPlaids;
• Lyonese Cloths - , rich lustre ;• - ' • •
Black Pleid • Alpaca . Lustret - -
Gala Plaidit, high colors '
•• ' .
Coburg and Thibet Cloth, various shades
Paris Printed Lamartine Cashmeres; •
- Fre - nch Merino, all colors; ' • . .
Chameleon Satin, all shades - !
Black Plaid Gro. B' Armour Silks;
Chameleon Thibet Cloths.. - • .
. . S SW!! .- •
Plaid Long Sh HA awls t BWLS!r Och HA a Long S
Shawls; Emliroid
end Black Cloth Shawls; , new , style' all wool Brochtt.
Shawls; Embloidered, black and colored Mous,de Lathe
'Shawls; new style Stradina Shawls,• plain And embroid
eyed black and colored silk fringe. Whet Shawls, and
new style Parii printed Terkerri and . Cashmere Shawls.
FANCI. GOODS
French work 'Gapes ; -Collars' and Chemizettes new
Style Bonnet Ribbons; Revere bordered •linen cambric
Handkerchiefs ; .Ladles'-Crtivate and. Scarfs; black and
colored Kid Gloves; mohair and worsted Mitts; white
and hlackSilk, Cashmere,. Alpaca, Ingrain and Mora
vian ;Hose ; black. Silk Fringes and Gimps Thread,
Edgings and Insertings. - •
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE...GOODS.. •
Itaraisk Table Linen, and Table Cloths; Russia Dia:
per and Crash"; Irish Linen'and Linen Lawns; Blenched
andl3rown Muslin . ; Gassiness; Kentucky Jeans; Checks;
Bed • Vicking; Domestic 'Ginghams; Colored Cambrics;
Re d',"White and Yellow Flannels ; Welsh Flannel; Plaid
Linsey's; Canton Flannels; Brown, Bleached and color
ed Diiilings
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Just receiVed, a very fine assortment of French' and
English, blue, black and hrown Cloths ; black and'fanaY
French Cassimerei new style fancy Vestings and Cra
vats ; Merino Shirts and Drawers- Linen, Cambric and
Silk Handkerchiefs; and a splendidassortment of Gloves
Hosiery and Suspenders.BLANKETS.
,
A splendid assortment of superfine. (ribbon , bcund)
Blanketsoust reaeived. • , •• ' 7, •
The above GOODS having been purchased since the
recent &root fall in rico,' Merchants and others are .re
finessed to call and inspect them, as I' Teel confident that
on examination they will be found much lower than they
have ever been offered in this City, as I intend to sell
them..wholesale .'
and retail, at a very small profit the
Eastern Cost. ABSALOM MORRIS,
notr'Z3 , • No. C.s' Market street.'Pittsburrh.
Bankers abl ,;^. ,
MU. 8•WI4LIA111 Hy -
EXCHANGE AND BANKING ,
• N. B. corner of Third and -Wood tants. •
SIGHT nndTime Bali of Exchange , Bank Notes and
foreign and. domestic Coin bought and 'Old on the
most favorable terms. - • -
• Collections made inall the principal cities of the traio2t.
at the lowest rates.- - ,-1612r"
. .
rosiron U . UZLL . • .- -
HILL & ODBXLIt i - •• •
• BANXERS,EXCHANGE BROKER'
And Deakrs in Foreign and 'Domenic Ezritante, 'i
rate:of Deposst;Bank Notes, Got4an Silerr; No. 04 Mogi,
screct,3rddoor be/oto,eunh, wesyide, PiAshurei,-Pa. z.,
--
7 ---- ffugla o.. King, : - ;.. l .:
ATP. OP TITP. VLF= OV Arcoao.& Enid % ) : ..• :Y.
BANKER A,NDEXCHANGE-.BROXED..;•
. • . Mce--corner or RourtaStreet andi.„„ r eati, . ._, •;
DER in' Coin, Dank Noteeirl'ime ills * ForeiVa ..,
and Domestic Esc hanAe, Cendicate s of Dopolit4uo"‘
EXCHANGE on "all the principal , citiiii of ate : Union
for sale in stuns to snit purchasers. '....• -•,- • " ~
CURRENT and par funds received on deposite: - - •
5......., ‘
. COLLECTIONS ninde on all parts,of the Union; at "
o e - .
"lowestratca• ; , • - 'aP l l-dDigkw3m ~
ALLIINAILIZIM • lEDWA.III)
• •R a A TlTlite 41 , liAlin.' • ' • 7
Banker: and Ezehange Brokers, Zerdrislin Fcnr fen d n4
. ...annznie Bala, Sills of fist /tang?, Cori/mato,
• It, Bank Notts, and. Coin. • •
Corner of. Third and IVood sta gy directly opposite the S.
_ Charles Hotel. • • -'• maY2l3
• _ H. /1041,10.9,ek BONA:'•••• •
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Bankers and Zkrdas in 'ise4ange ..Cain arid Balk r0P 1 57 ~
N 0.55 Market Area, Pitttbursh. . :;•-,i • - - ' :'• • • i
ssizzaro BATE. stoma-tot. . suittri-2.011,
New York ipr Cincinnati:- - 1,........,;..7 .:
Philadelphia - " Louisville.
Baltimore " St. Louio .. - . ' •
DARE 11017.5. • •• • . : 't
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Relief Notes
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Co.
New Tort " ' • •- ... 1 `
Maryland- ' ' ' '." •
New 01101iLla, '- • :.•
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Buying rates •
Ohio • .
Indian's • • • "
Kentucky • •• f
Virginia ' '
Wheeling ' • • ``•
Tennessee "•
anl9.y
MB. 3.1100 N. " Taos. Amman...
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BANKERS AND EXCHANGE . BROAzusi
N. -...
E. Corner of
.Ttrood and. Sixth. abuts., kitabiwt_h,
DFACERS in Coin, Bank Noma: Time all 4 Fatal&
and Domestic Exchange,Cortificates of DelosiS,fsei?-
EXCHANGE on nil the principal Cities of the
and Europe, for Sale in sums to suit purchasers. • •
CURRENT: and par funds received-on deposite.'
COLLECTIONS made on all parteof the Urtie.9l4 th 4
lowest rates: . • • " • • " .
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- PR/VATE , DIBEtitIES. Dr
( , • • ' rio 4.
• 03 Diamond Allot, 'edit be coluriate all i
‘'i di i' 7lll s casette! winivars or rkiteatenaturitrigrd6ool,:-.
tattle human frame.• -•.-•.•• ', . "--..; i t,: • .
', 0.4 ~ Byht li s and Syphilitic eruptioni,goi • •
) V.:, and its consequences, ;togethsrlvith t r
natal dtreaiu, impurities of the blood . , with uli Oasesli ...
arnerealorigin skin diseases,withstnctures, Week; .: -,
discharges, se minal weakness end impotency,
.• otlestil
rheumatism, female Weakness, diseases
. of, lite; wilpltsr , i,,,'
monthly suppressions, diseases of the . Jomts;;Efilida.'srt... ,
ono, nervous affections, pains in the ' backatiallohiCirfii - 4- 1
: tenons of the neck of the bladder and kidnoys4corlintit,
eraptions,• leiter, ringworm, mereurial diseases,
.ittl: , , , • i
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TWELVE. YEART - PILACTiCE.• - ',`'.r- , ",-- ••,
ExChisively devoted to th e study and treatmentofthtel ,', ;
real disorders, and those'arising Croat youthful' excepts' :,..; •
gaiety, climate,' or • imputities of the bloodfirfustftthe
constauitod may have been enfeebled,enabl*Dratrown
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to offer assurances of speedy relief to all whdfintyklpiee. .'. _.
themselves ander his care. ' -. •'•'! sf , .. • .. ..
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• Dr. Brown's o ffi ces are conveniently Mimed iatn . sep- *
orate apartthents. Patients. can visit DtJaVitiaint feslr ~,
jot exposure to 'other visitors. ' - • : tz...l•N , '- , .... ':'
It is of importance to ninny persons in need ettnedical. . ... .
aid, to obtain good advice' privately and.prpotptly...Tee '-
such, Dr. Brown's ready skill in rem o ving
, ..• - "
tares, in their various forms and stages,olle re irid • . .
which can rarely be equalled. 'Strangers` are h ' - • •-....
• prised that Dr. Brown has- been. regalarlyed , 1 •
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every branch of 'medicine, and for the latittviyek'
.: - •
confined himself exclusively to • the tr discuses , , eattoeni or . . .
Dr. Brown is the only regularly eduested;onigi4tek ..;:.
e% ,..\
Pittsburgh' who gives his whole altemituftolbtallikbst-.:•"
plaints. , • '• ' • ' . i5. , ..,4 :eii4,;,4 4 .),../ , ..
trrCertain, site and speedy cures Willi trri guaranteed. aktis.ite. . .;." ..
Recent cases are relieved in a short time; .tiglitiidensot • •
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caption from business. ' .•• . • • ,05?tr , .... , .!•,.•...s I "
• r 'Hernia or Rupture.—Dr. Brown • ILO Dories, .ps''.; .. ^.
sons elnicted with Dentin to cellists he haipatdpar .;,
tar attention to thatdisease. •'.-.• . - ' • • •: , ,
Letters from 'a distance, asking advice, must contain '..• .1
fee or they will not be attended t 0... . . •- 4 1 1. .; .. - -....5 4. ,::.
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UT — Office On Diamond Alley, a rev? door s Dem v .
street, towards the market. Consultations atrialeam-1..., 5i • .
EUMATISItIe—Dr. brown's nevny-diseoVerdarreas - :n - 11 ,
edy for Rheumatism ir a speedy. aad dertataleinisdy • .
for tliat painful trouble : It never fatia.:•::-••••••,, • • • ?„,
Office and Private Consultation • RoaindiNiss.
mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. . The DoeterAekelitrays:et:jil
. . The brand' Purgative.' - " • , •
DR. CLICKENER'S St/GAR COATAT rEGETA
.BLEE •EX'TRAC'P'PLLLS.These celebrated ~jlls~
have obtained an enviable notoriety in the IlnitedSdites, -
as a curative for Giddiness, Dyspepsia, Sour Suilech, "':
Heartache. Fevers, Piles, Cosuveness, Cotighs, Cart: -
burn, Liver :Coniplaint,• Scurvy, Sore Thrtud, f4 enzlegt-=
Weakuess,PalpitatiOn of the Heart, Indigeatio and , l k .
variety of other diseasesto which, flesh hei to, as IN
medicine for the milliori,• In . all season s of ; the year -',
spring, summer, aurtuan„and winter,—and under ell dr- •
eumstances, they can, be taken with perfect safety and
'access. As aVermifagemulgeneral medicine for chill-
dren,'they are sineiralka, Being coated troupers vrhite
sugar, cluldreri will easily take them t• they. nenher
gr
nor nauseate; are gentle, but thorough in their operatlo;76 ,
For adults, by increasing the dose, they - are equally bent--. 7-.
eficiaL As an And-Billow Pill they will be found witlV.
onto superior..:Ask any one, among the thousands who
use them, and an unqualified approval will be the eermi .... 9....„; .
Remember ttrig. , F.elickener is tLe original ones,
of Sugar Coated , Pills,' and that nothing of the
ever heard of until. he introduced them in June, 1843.
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Clickenofs
Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, end take nootberstorthet
will be outdo the victims of a fraud. • ,
Bp Price, 25 cents per box. •
Dr.lickener's ptincipaloffice for the sale of Pills, I, 66 Vesey st.,
WAL JACKSON, 89 Liberty at , head of Wood, Pitts ,
burgh, Pe, General Agent for' Penusylvenia, Northern.
Ohio, and the river counties Of
The following ate the duly appointed Agents for A11a. 5 , •
gheny county, Pa.:, • - •
A. M. Marshall,
Dr. Brown Allegheny city.. :
• • Jonathan Ohreist, Manchester.
.• Alexaruier Asdale, Wylie street, • •••,•:"i: ••••:,;;'.
I. R. H. Jacques, Binrungbaca.• :4, •
•' • Wm. J. Smith, Temperanceville. ; •
• G. H. Stag, Sewickley._ ; • ' •
Edward Thompson, AN • '
..:Daniel Healey, East Liberty.'. • ' •
H. Z. Mitchell, Wilkinsbnrgb.•..•
0. Rowland & Son, AVKcesport: • ,
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth. •
John Black, 'Dude Creek. - • , . i.y • ,
• 11PEldowney,Bakerstown.:- - .2'
• Samuel Sneger, Clinton,
James hrfree, Stewrirtstown. • -
Riley APLaughlin, Plum township' •
Jeremiah Fleming, Lavarencevillol •
Hobert Williams, Artlitozwille., „, • • • .
aumbik•ildivem
Dailey's Magical Paln• 20xtrac cos. • -
O THE PUBLIC.--Tins is to cenify that I have found - 1
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Dallek's Magical Pain Es traaor to prove arum fa
the Chronic Rheumatism, which I have been elfticted
with for ten years, in my hinjointa. .
• ABRAHAM B. viumsL _
AND.
Acquaciartock,l 4 l. Y., April 8,1348. •
Ma. H. DALLET-Sir: I have been troubled with the:
Piles for eight months, and. could get no, relief. you •
Itlat•ical Pain Extractor haviug,been„ recommended to
me. I applied it but twice, obtained instant relief, and in
a short tune was perfectly cured! Could I not get any •
more of it, I would not take a.• hundred dollar, for the •
balance of my box. , . • WILLIAM HALL '
97 North Moore Buret, New York, Juno 19,1847.
Err CAUTlON;—Dalley's only ot trt shegint visrew
-York, and where Ns genuine. dara can. be.. g b m i tied ,
• wholesale and retail, i. at 415 Broadway.. '
If. Dater is the inc r
ento
of this Italy invaluable coat
pound, and he never has, and nettractii commurdeate the
secret of its prdparation to: any men living; stud, *Ups. •
fore, no other person ever has made, or ever can Make. IS?:
gminof. it himself • •
Counulfeits abound! Every troly.valnable:artiele ie •
subject to be•deptedated upon by counterfeiters and ire•
poster', and nothing . , that we • know.of, hen mom eaten..
tuvely.experiencrd that fact than Bailey's Magical Pain
Extractor!. • • ; .
A Tur—The genuine Daley, in - csaett of the nevereit '
Burns, Bcolds;l'llas;atc.; ijutcriu relief, and
produce et once a coolingand seathin,geffectllextracting
pain in and •fropione to fifteen minutes! but be'vere; al: . '•
ways, apply itonlinen-rmever on coitontloth:!. •
' • And now mark the dffferenu!--Corinierfen aupietorsi .t
no matter under what name they amp aPpev;othaar
plied, elwaysfwitate and increase Ike, ! • , • • ,
Pamphlets, containing certificalitiof maree,ineytteMad
gratis, on application to • 'JOHN D: MORGAN,
..• -11resterta://epati,Piaseargh.;;;-:
D. Titonx.
. Dailey t . ** Antra al'filialitrikeito
Pr Horses, Cottle,' th.C:, 'etiiii.'stitvirini t rot; (*taxi::
poll-evil, sores , gallsond Para tits oontabini c .':
certifteate!s vespeetable partiesty. e had'okaripli:
cation to . /0.W4
octlfitdecw3;.' •
WILLIAItr,TA.TE dt. CO.,
(9uOOBSSORS. ro CIS XIS & :t6.21".)
No.lo, Fourth street, baticen Ferry and -/Autyggiim r .,
IurANUFACTURERS. Of sheet lead, leadealptPeethy-
JXJ, &ants, &zaps,: baths, watefclosets leaden
,42e.,;keep onsuuttly 64'M:old andmanafacture to order;
sheet lied flank I %dB ba t to the square lone, la sfieeni of 6
:by 20 feet,-whiekthey *lll furnish twat' trade wholesale,
or cut : to order in any size that inarbe Wanted. , . •
They also, ntanufneta re and keep constantly- iyn lea 4 .4
leaden pipea'frota 2 tat inch - eolibrei sionednetigpe t to
conveying waiter front springs, ftniiished so the eptinteY
trade, andp.w. up =reels in length! . of ffoin ft* to imp
-feet on tenets reel; -with diteotleuta tq'themositeth o dl . :,:
of Also,,on hand, a large supply of Mahar pea -.
ent sac tion.,Pumpt. cisterns; antrw , c e r
very supeitoteast ~,_ •
/iYarant 1 1 0 / 1 5'9 ( 4 iktti,„ DWI%
moat durable panzer, and ; on toe: most - g teci p m
tetras. , Oidere.frinn the eutitivy fot 'JAMS% Itljleibakeek :.".
lead. or pumps,reeeiyei-o,rytaptsupe.tition,..
• Ateell-apet• leth....luitiver Ake z o ,
...
HE siguivibitt:huf'entimittA their. !kid :slid 1 1 11 P i
..L.• Aleentact9ri; eertiC! totiv- et Q'Hametriet nod /
ispting allete, -Mrrill "W ard r•R tila Wrghyb3r - ereellttes-Ooli:- '
. voTtinzvarmwe,'sx matlrigitiriut CA and At and - tilt, ha water: -
.kltir Stet•L'now Wag .C* l s AVeritit tieeti.t7, tte4.havii7
, epignged empower gperettYplittleY , Arfurtmtell wft ,
rtit.h Filea
i l i zeirdipOrt ptiosii ihti :Wilt ttompr4
thtk_beetile .„' Viol : ex - 644 begag_delaradeed,
1 the init_reicav , VIVI:WS('
!iim'Alrosp theaoll47 I e... Or ,
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