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I[7"Dr.tcratrOra'S Sudan-coil= lizo*afix.rrpri.r.d.—All
diseosed,have their origin ininmarity of blcod:. ; Dow.,
ever. Arcellent , the general health, there id no security
against•fever, where the blood indleated by.
• eruptions of the skin, verdgoihead ache, lassitude; /sc.—,
The best purifier of the blood Is DlickenceriSntrar,coeted
skilfully 'compounded; that it Aoeti r not
cease griping, the great objecuen•to alt Pillit.-„Thrt en,
velope of sugar prevents all nausea, sd that, save from
the 'powerful, yet easy operation, the patient would herd
- ly be aware that be bad taken any MediChlletni-rill..
well cbritinced is Dr. Ciickener of his - pills in all sped,
Sett eases, that he is pled e return the 'Money, when
: - • the promised effect' of roduced. -_ •
Dar" Sold by ; WhI.JACICSON, •
f-Ay :.t3OLiberty street, Pittsburgh.'
of,Agents aee advertisement.
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• • • Ilia' Cotarrmaturrst:Conamounterst , •=4tetvOrs.e.anii,
.--I.frecits-b- ! Cititeimi of Pittsbiarg, counterfeiters ofWElGltiii,
celebrated Imams Vueartams Pinta are, stillubmad, and .
• of thd worst conceivable tied: - . We. would respectfully
. invite you to call on the Agent for Pittsburg, r, JOHN '
.THOMPSON,ISII•Liberry street , and:examine-a - box.
that was purchased at a Drag Stare in this city. It lit ob.
, schitelydnoughro mttke 'one blush tor poor, frail human
' ty, but at the same time to - guard•all against the villainy.
of the' counterfeiter. The .passiag.of counterfeit-coin is
- not *touch to it. -. It is as much inferior the degree of
criminality; -as potty-larceny:-is inferior-lo downright .
minder. -
Always riMembir that the 'Original and oUly,Gettine
• . INDIAN VEGETABLE -PILLS have the written sigaa. .
tons of WILLIAM WRIGHT On the top label of box.
Remember also that , IL Swinnts.; Druggist, corner of
Market - and T hirt streets, is notan, agent for -this
Mae; and we earn -St guaranty:• the • genuineness of that
Offered by him tot site. . _ . • .
JOHN-THOhIPSON, 150 Liberty street, is sole Agent.:
Purchase only of him:. • janll,:d&w.
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Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
• DIEle gheny
The petiliod:Of William Ferguson, of the Filth Ward,
city of Pittsburgh, in, the County aforesaid, humbly
sheureth + That your petitioner bath provided himself with
materials fortbe accommodation of travelers and others,
at his dwelling house, in the Ward aforesaid, and prays
that your Honors will be pleased to great him a license
to keep a e ablie house of entertainment; and your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
• NVILLIAM FERGUSON.
We,the subscribers, citizens ce the aforesaid Word,
do ce rtify that the above condoner is of good repute (or
honesty and temperance, and is well providedwith house
room and converuenees for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is
na grt a . ilso Join, Kerney . , Jos Jenkinson, les. Coch
ran, Robert Idllwaine, Jas. Felicott, J. Wilson, J. Ger
.witr i) John Beck, David Sims, J. M. Aitken, B. Buerkle.
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The undersigned hoviog sold his interest in the above
Mill to Messrs. Savory & Spaulding, would recommend
them to bin forme rcastomera and the community, as being
well qualified. to give satisfaction to 01l who may deal
with thorn. . (ion22:tfl '., JOHN CHAMBERS.
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t'IORGENTLEMEN.—W.R.,Manrur bay recently re.
X calved a further supply of Gflaknlttel Enney CRA •
VATS, including some very handsome. Also, black
Italian Cravats ; severalqualities, and inala_ding
. some so
perior. Also, Gent ' s Linen Cambric Hanakerchient,
plain and.with colored borders; super.elik. do.; Under
shirts and Drawers, merit o r silk arid cotton . , some of the
former extra size. Especial , saltation is asked. to Lis
stock of French jlrpadektbs and CassUrtetw, of the latter
pleat and - . faticy 1" Velvet and Satin Vesungs, At. At
l'lorth-east corner or4th - aad Market its. lian26'
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tErastasaisatz Cuss os Cosstraterwit.—/Ifr. &amide
I was taken. iith a most distressing cone', and my lungs
became so diseased that' bled in a short:time several
quarts. I wasgedaced so low That all array friends, and
even my Phystmans, thought I mast die with Consump
non ! NY oth erbearing of the remarkable cures made
by Dr. Roge is''Litiervrort and Tar t proeuredv bottle, and
before I bad taken one.half of iy tbseemed to go to the
very seat of Abe disease. I raised a 'Argil qnantitY of
phlegm:and matter, wad nay cough' wad stopped as by a
charm;' 'and by its use I wail restored to %tra c t health,.
Sworn and subscribed this 20th day of :November,
- Mayor of Ms Guts of eincinrsati.
For wile by J. & co.,
Wh . olesale D ts, No. GO Wood et.
Alico,by : RN •
D.k. HARDIN,
j an zmak w - , . - Gaud street.
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[l7" A cough should never be negleated.. It may ap
pear trifling and. unworthy the attention at first, but it
will not remaimstatioriary long; it may progress slow at
first, and its augmentation may - ye scarcely perceptible;
yet-when it once seizes the lungs, all the other parts of
the body will be sympathetically affected,and a confirm
ed Consumption and premature death will be , the inevl ,
able result , A tittle care would save many a life, - and
betiinety se of a Proper remedy might have arrested
many a canstunptiprt. But many persons' have au invin
cible vepnganace to taking any medicine,- and rather
than use the means towards arresting a disease, simply
becauie .the remedy may not be a pleasant one, would
suffer and langaish for a long time, before they would re
sort to the.eid of medicine. - • - .
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Pithnestack le CO.'S COUgb Baleant has a great
advantage in this , respect over many other Cough preps,
redone, milts pleasant taste penults. it lobe need without
inconvenience, But its value as a Balsam consistsin the
speediness; of its . cure. We have known some of the
most desperate coughs, some of which had been running
on fora censidemble length of time, yield almost imme
diately4oita power.
Prepared.and for sale,wholesale and retail, by
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B. A. FAIINESTOCK & Co.
novl7 col Wood and let and Wood and eth eta
lir Cold feet arean - evidence - that the blood is enema
bered with morbid humors, whieb not only render the
circulation sluggish and unequal, but prevent a proper
supply of the vital fluid to the extremities. Hence cold
ness of the bands and.feet, accompanied with headache,
giddiness,. and =MT other unpleasant complaints.
Wright., Indian. Vegetable Pate are -
one of the best pre=
rentives in the :world against Cold Feet, because they
not only , cleanse the blood from those impurities which'
axe the cease, but they impart an euergy to the circula
tion, which carries with itviger to every part of the sys-
,
Betiarrof Coviterfeits and Trnitati.ons.Remembii that .
the Original: and OnlY Genaineluditiri Vegetable Pills
haye the writtensignature of WaLIMII . WILIGILT as the.
op label of each bor . ,
Remember,also,thar Messrs. Fenchfwanger Ir. Co. of
New Vork; des. S. Glascoe Co., at Cincinnati; and J:
Wilder Ir. Co., of Louisville * are Nor agents for this
%medicine and we cannot guarantee 'the genuineness of
That odere.d by them for sale
Thegenaine is fer'sale at DrAVright'aPrincipal °Mee.
169 Race street ; Philadelphia ; and by lona -Twomrsou,
160 Liberty street, Pittsburgh; Pa.. who is Sole agent for
this city, by whom dealers can be supplied at the whole-
TO the -Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
A tuarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the Count);
The petition of deorge Deerstat,l
inof Shafer Town
ship, the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That
_pm:petitioner bath provided himself with Maternal, for
therunodation ot. 'travelers and others, at his in ell
. ingl.horise, in the ToWnship aforesaid, and.prays that
your Honors : will be pleated to -grant hint a licenso to
keep a public Ileac of ententriument. Add . your peti
toner, as iu duty bonnd, will pray. • -
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' We, the subscribers, citizens of the'aforesnid Town
ship, do certify, that die °bole petitioner is of good re
pute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided
with house room and conveniences for the acconuncida
tion of travelers and others, and that said tavern ls no
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Jos. Dashback,- Zebuloit Folinz, Jacob Senren, John
Briekle, John Soellner, Thos. Power, George B. Soong,
Snyder, R. Wibell, Samuel Buttes, P. Young. J. so
viet. . • . . febto:2tdi
rflOthe Honorable the Judges of-'the Court of General
1, Quartet Sessions of the Peace"in and for the County
of Allegheny : • _ • '
The petition of S. Begler, of the 2d Ward, city of Pius
burg, In the, Cbunty aforesaid, 'humbly abetted); That
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwell
lag house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Houton; will bepleased to grant him a license to keep a
public house ofentenalement. And' your petitioner, as duty bound , will pray: . S. BEGLER-
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We, the subscribers , citizens of the aforesaid Ward,do
do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided withhouse
• room and-conveniences tor the accommodafrim of trav
eler; and others, arid that said tavern, is necessary.
M. Mazer, Hull, Geo. - Whitfield, R. G.
Brooks, 111. Rogers, C. Schmertz,J. Alientrart, W. Peck'.
ert, Patterson,l. Hershfield, Wm. Wilson. • fcblthat
, 4 [Chtnniele copy anti ch. Post-3 . •
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Public Sale.
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IrEnidentlined, Trustees of DAVID ZILIIABX, will ex
pose to Public Sale, on Saturday, the twenty-fount'
day of Tehran'', A. D. 1849, at 10 o'clock, A. ay on the
premises, all that certain Lot of OrOund situate on Third
street, between. Grant end Rosa .streets, in the city of
Pittsburgh, and being Lot No. 34 in James O'Hare's plan
of the extension of Pittsburgh, the said Lot being 24 feet
in front on Third street, by 65 feet deep; on which is
erected it Two Story Brick Dwelling House.
Terms will be matte known on day of sale.
. • . THOMAS IMcKEE, 1
• JOHN EIRICKELL, Traste ea
feliB-3tdtandbd• . EDWARD DUFF,
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JTAntEs , NEW NOVEL—The Forgery, n Tale, by U.
.P. R. James Esq. For Sale by
• • - • • JOHNSTON & STOCKTON.
j2n2G Coruer Market and els.
COMBION,TEAS *lt 121 CENTS PER SET.—The
subscriber,iwishitg to dispose of his entire stock of
Queensware as soon as possible, will sell common Caps
and Saucers at the extremely low price of 121 cents per
set, along with other articles. Now is the time to secure
a good assortment of Ware at low prices. Score-keepers
and families shOuld improve this opportunity, without de
lay. [Orr Remember. the place, Coma Ram., No. US
Wood street. ' (MMO) • ' GETTY..,
Tr 11.. N. DRIED CORN AIRAL—tal barrels - Kiln Dried
Corn Meal; 56 barrels Rye Flour, from Patterson's
Brighton Mills, la store and for SI alc by
fabLd3t JOHN BLACK tr. CO.
To Lumbermen.
lllHEanderalgned desires; upon Ids return from the
ERA 'which will bo abouLtbe Sth or 10th of Febru
ary, to contract for froth 20 to 30 Thousand pieces of
LOCUST TIMBER, scutable for Cross 'Pies, say 0 feet In
and of sufficient size to square 51 to 61. inches
The Timber to be delivered either at Pittsburgh or Madi
son, Indians,—the latter preferred. Communications'
maybe le3,writit fitemsrs. Church &.Carothets, before the
dates mentionod. Payments cash, on delivery_ of Tina:
bee JOHN IMOUGH.
janal. Pres't M. and L Rail /load Co.
felosette pub. St daily and It weekly and ch. this olficej
HOG laigt.—Lost, on et, a small
white curly. Lap - Dog. She strayed from
Curran's Tailor Shop about 4 o'clock yester
day afternoon.: As sheds so much prized by the owner,
a:liberal reward -will be given and many thanky on
being returned to this Office. • . few
flaw
THE subscribers baying taken the Saw-will above the
Fifth Ward. Bridge, formerly run by Div. /Dim Cham
betat and having a good stock of Timber on band, would
solicit the patronage of tho public. Oiders thankfully
received and punctually attended to.
- • . SAVARY. & SPAULDING.
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:P.ABBENGER - ARRANGEMENTS FOB 1848:
3 teamboatPackettine,lenvesdnilrforeineinnati,lOnst.
Paatenrer, Parte; via Brownsvilleoo Baltimore and
A. st., and BP. tit. - • - • '
*ail - Coach 'dna, direct Pluladelphla, A:st,andlBi
Western and sontitern Mail Coati; Lint, 8 A.ll.
North-. Western, via Cleveland;dai/y,lO A. ss.
Erie and Western New Yotkidally, 9 A. at.
North-Easternito PhiladelpEta, except Sundays, 4
ARRIVALS AND DELARTURE OF MAILS. -
Eastern. Mail via Plaiktis, due 3a. closes 1.4
Western Mail, Ctn. erlaits.r., due BP. X c loses 5 X.
South.viatßalt.endWashington,due 8 P..st.,elosess
North-Western via Cleveland, due 10 4. it. closes 9 a N.
Erie and. Western New - York, .due.B lc, closes 8 a.x.
,_, Par Mali*. - asked. Offend
Bank orPittsborgit• • •-•••-• ••• • • • !W00 850,0 °- - S so t oo
E.Tchange Bonk r r• • ••rr - 60,00 44,0 0 : - : 43,50
Slershants , and 111. Bank •••• • • • • 60,00 47,00 45,00 ,
Farmers' Deposit Bank None in market.
Hand, Street Bridge ' 50,00 60,00 . 49,00
Northern Liberties Btidge ••••• • • _ 50,00 - 33 , 00
Old Allekheny_Bedge • '•-• •••• •• • 25 4 00 30,00 , 35,00
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ConnelLsville R. .Btoe.ls, paidon ~
shares; 50 5,00 1,43
City Bonds to4to cent,) " 90,00
Monongahela Bridge 25 , 00 • • • 10 , 50
Gas Stock 60,00
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Daily Review or th e Markets. -
OFFICE OF THE POK'r,_,
' • Mornay Morons°. Farriery 12, 15 , 42:1
POTATOES--VVe foand an tatuattally iarge amount
of business done in - Potatoes;'.the Sales Were from
store at 79e. The demand is very good. • .
SEEDS-Sales of Clover at 33,10 from - wagon;
from store; held at 313,25, but no sates. • Nothing re
ported ig other aorta of Seeds
CHEESE—Some transactions, but no shade of
change in prices. •
OATS—Regular sales from store at =fink.; on
wharf sales are made at Ware.
FLOUR—SaIo el 35 bbls. 'from store at 33,75
ealea by dray load at 8,3,81Ca53,87.
COIIN' MEAL—Nona in market that will afford
reportable transactions Some kiln dried held at
9 2 1 00 . Common is in demand..
BUCKWHEAT—Worth $1,50641,62, but no
`sales.' The season is nearly closed.
BACON—The dealers are now pretty well sup
plied. Sugar cured Hams at 9c.; city cured at fiii9
,RAISINS—SaIe of 40 boxer at 4 6 9.
PEA NUTS—HeId at 68a75c.; but no demand on
account of the immense quantities in market.
LARD—Regular sales from first bands at 51(il
51c.i from store at 6a6te.
APPLES—SaIes of three lets of green Apples at
DRIED APPLES—SaIe of 50 sacks at 50c.
MOLASSES—SaIe of 15 bbls. at 23e., which is the
firm price. - -
WHISKEY--Saleof Raw,on Friday at 161 c.
The quantity of Flour and Grain in bond in the
various parts -of Great Britain, is said to be much
IMts than has been generally estimated: The, t'ori.
eternal Reefetrfstatet, that the imports from all , pans
into London, in'lB4B, were 610,000 qrs. Wheat; 70,-
000 sacks, and 66,000 barrels Flour;'besides' a very
large supply of Barley and Oats. The steel' remain•
ing at present in bond here,. we estimate et about
150,000 qrs. Wheat, and 30,000 barrels Flour; in all
the ports of Great-Britain, there are probably not
over 500,000 qrs. - Wheat, and 450,000 barrels of
Flour, in bond.
Loutsvrtis. •Feb. 3, 1849.
BAGGING ADD Rope.-We (pate a sale of 220
coils rope at 51 cti--9 months without interest , s
sale of 70 pieces bagging, 141 cts ; sale , of 89
pieces inferior at 19 ens; and sales of ial pieces
and 50 coils at 15 and 7 cts on orders.
Pitons:ors. We quote sales of 211 bbls Mess
Pork at $lO ; 130 bbls ht. 0. at $9 ; and .26 bbls
rumps at $7. We also bear of a sale of 250 bbls at
810 for- Mess • $9 for M. 0. and s7.for Rumps.—
And a sale of , irk bbl. Mess at $10.25. We quote
a sale of 50,000 Hu barns and shoulders out - or - nit
at :5 cis and 3 e.'at. We
_quote a sale of 150 kegs
prime Land at 61 eta; and sales of country lath. at
6(36; cur.
Wurszty.--Vre quote sales at the levee this or
sing of $1 bbls et 160161. eta; Wes of rectified
from stores at 1610316 cu.
NE** Oaszaws, 7an.31, 1849.,
FLel72.—The Market cnutinues to droop there
being many sellers, and at the moment, scarcely any
buyers. 'The sales were about 800 bbis ; including
150 bbla Ohio from the Levee at $4,10, and 750 bbls
in ropier fire lota at 84,371- ; and some few at 84,50
bbl. Large lots ref Ohio offered repeatedly at
84,25, but to offers at that. •
SUGAN AND bloteuEs.—Quito 14 large hesiness
was done in Sugar, the sales summing up $OO Ibis.
Prices are not positively lower, though sellers now
accept offers refused two or three days since.—
Nearly 800 bblaMolasres sold at 206001 for inferior
and' fermenting lots, and 201021 ets. for . Fair to
Prime.
ADVAIIICE ie Facionrs.—The New Orleans Delta
of the 23th instant says : ‘ 1 The supply of disen
gaged vessels within the past two or three days has
been much reduced, and the arrivals of Western
produce being heavy, the rates of freight to all quar
ters have gone op moderately. There Is an advance
of over 6fty per cent. upon the rates one short week
ago, and wales, we should have some large marine
arrivals soon, they must inevitably go up higher
yet.”
Burma Coattruct.—The statement of the de-
clared value of the exportation of British sad Irish
produce and manufactures from the United King
dom, is eleven months of 1848, shows that the de
ficiency, WI compared with the value at the same
in 1847.
Imports and Exports to and from the port of New
York for the month or January, 1849:
latroittre.
Free goods. Specie. Dutiable. Cash recd.
225,534 57,700 7,833,710 1,904,555 97
Ezroirs.
Dorn. mdze. Forge free. Dutiable. Specie. Total.
2,109,095 29,95.5 122,635 122,582 2,384,267
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The quantity of Pork packed in the western
States, is said to be much larger the present season,
than in any former year.
•
Ponz.--Eleven hundred and seventy-six barrels
of Pork, from Portsmouth, was brought to this city,
yesterday, on the Telegraph No. 1, and immediately
reabipped on the Chancellor for New Orleans.
(Louisville Democrat.
Fartoirr.--The offerings of freight to St. Louis,
from this port, as well as at Pittsburgh and Cincinna
ti, are very light. In fact, many of tho first class
boats have been compelled to lay
.up, or neck em
ployment in some ahoy tratio.—lb.
ter We.learn from officers on the Chancellor,
that the steamer &stadia sank a largo Bat boat, laden
with hay at Natchez. The SaWin was endearpring
to land at tbe wharf, during a fog, and sank the flat
boat. The loos is estimated at Sl,oooe7Lou.Cour.
OE FRANKLIN, Lizcsrawntn—ln course of pub
licauon in the social form, by Harper &Brothers, N.
'ork. The Life of Benjamin Franklin, consisting of his
Autobiography, and a narrative of bis public life and ser
vices, by the Rev. H. Hastings Weld; splendidly embel
lished by numerous etquisite desigus, by John O. Chap
man--engyaved in the highest style of art._The work is
printed in the octavo firma, on superfine parcr, from bold
and legible type. It will he-completed in eight parts, tit
25 cents each, and issued at brief intervals. • Each part
will be received by expriss immediately after its publi
cation. Part tidiest received and for sale by
. JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
• Corner of Market and 3d sts.
46 SAC 'S • ATOK9--Etee'd per steamer Jewess,
and . for sale by WWI) CUMMINS. fr.. SMITH.
Tta LET—A good dry CELLAR, situated on the North
east side of the Diamond, Imitable for tuE,Eating
Room, or Storage of any kind. Enquire of •
HOGAN & CANTWELL,
feb9 . • • SG Market at., Pittsburgh:
rIALIFOENIA IVADONS • • •
‘,./ 1000 sawed Wagon Pelloes, (Government site. ;) : ,
500 flubs; for sate by
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febl3 C. A. M C ANULTY & CO.,
' • Canal Basin •
rpo LET-,A. TarEa Story Brick Dwelling, (containing
1 eleven Rooma,) on Wayne street. Rent, to a goo 4
'l'eunnt,B2so. Apply to . .• •
C. A. I'iI'ANULTY & CO.;
Canal Basin.'
Q PERM, WHALE. AND LARD OILS-,• ••-•
1., 1400 go. Unbleached Whiter Sperm, manufitctared
- • tido winter ; • .
800 go. Blenehed • do. do. do. • •
DUO." o . 'Winter' Whale do.' • . d o.. .
• 14 bbli. No.l Winter Lard Oil.
Mist received and for sate by • •
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MILLER &*nicerraori;
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sCOTLAND AND IV.ALES. • ....
(17 - Dy the S teamshipi BARAD SANDS, wad 'thereguiar
Packet Ships,fc..Eg- - -
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P. W. BYRNES din CO.,
trsrsactsu En 'us 1.524.;
; Nn. 83 gout!, street, New York, and 36 Waterloo Boad
Lirerpool..'
Pzasonit,tiending to the Old Country for their friends,
can have them brought but by the Regular Line of Pack
ets, sailing- from Liverpool' on Ist; eth,ll.ll,l6th; 21st or
26th of every month, comprising the following_Ships
Fidelinr Siddeas . . Henry Clay,
Hottingner, Columbla. Constellation,
Roscius, '' ' Patrick Henry; Cambridge,.
Isaac Wright. Waterloo, . .COnstitatton,
Ashburton, New-York, , Garrick,
West Point, Quceitotthe West, Montezuma
Yorkshire, Sheridan, •., .New World,
Liverpool.- Oxford, - - - John R. Skiddy.
Or in the Brit class American Ships, Sailing from Liv 7
erpool and the Irish Ports every day, co ruing the.
St; - Patzick, St. George„ . Andre* Foster,
Yorktown, ' Creole, " Memnon; -.
Probes, . Elsinore,. Wm. A. cooper." Aud many others, which this lunitedetpace will not ad
mit of here enumerating.
P. W.BYRNES & CO. are the sole Passengar Agents
for theStenmship SARAH SANDS. Her appointed, sail
ing-days, for 4840, are as follows: Froin Liverpool on'
20th January, 29th March, 4th lune, 6th August and Bth -
Oetobe . r; from New-York on 24th February, 3d May, sth
fish Septembar, and - 15th November..
Therefore, - -thosn Wishing their. relatives out early in
the Spring. will find it to their interest to patronize this
Old Established House, our 'arrangements being so per
fect that no delayy , or' disappointment can occur.
- Drafts al sight for any amonnfon the National Bank of
Ireland, its branches, &c., 4c.,at all times for Sale. Ap
ply to, or address by letter, post-paid,
P.W. BYRNES & CO, 83 South et;
and 34 Waterloo - Road, Liverpeol. ,
' Or to— JOHN THOMPSON,
156 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
Chickerang's „Pianos.
-,,J011N H. - MELLOR, - soli AVM for
CAiekering's Pianosfor Western Pennallt•
roniej No. 81 Wood street, Pittsburgh,
■. has received, and now open for sale the
following 'elegant assortment of Piano• Fortes, direst
from the _manufacturer, and for sale at Mr: Chickering's
(Boston) prices, viz:-- -
One superb Rosewood, seven octavecarved in the moat
elegant and rich s.yle of Louis XlV.—new scale.
One Rosewood, carved, seven octave—new scale.,
One do. 61 octave—new scale.
One - do. 13 octave, carved.moulding—new scale.
Two do. 6 do. round corners;r " "
Two do. . 6 do. square • Lir
The above are front the manufactory . of Chickering r
Boston, and of the latest styles of furniture, and with-his
new andapproved scale. . •
Also, on hand and for sale low—
Three Rosewood Pianos, 6 octaves; from the umlaut's.
tory of H. 'Worcester, New York, formerly of the Firm
of Stodarl, Worcester & Buntim. - ,
Two Rosewood, 6 octave Pianos ; from the manufactory
of Gale & Co.,N. Y. ' ' •
One Rosewood.- 61 octave; manufactured, by Bacon &
Raven, New York.
One Mahogany 8 octave Piano; made in Baltimore, and
•
left by the -owner for sale, either for cash or in ex.
change Me such goods as will ea :n country store,—
Price 8300. . • ittn3o •
TOR RENT—A good Brick Dwelling House, couve- -
niently situated for business men, between 3d a lad
2d, on Ferry street. Renl--81.50.00.
S. CUTHBERT, Gana Agent,
feta Strilthffeld 'greet.
•
li►T O. SUGAR-30 likds. prime new map N. O Sugar
. just received and for sale by • -
MILLEgtt rucKkrsori,
• febS - 1113 Liberty st.
A
GOLD BRACELETSAND I CORAL NECK-LACE
AT AUCTION, to pay Advance, at McKzatra'a.--
To-morrsne, Saturday, February at a quarter past 7
o'clock, preciecly, will be sold, without reserve, at Mc-
Ketma's Auction Rooms, the following article* Orleir
elry, to pay an advance, with charges added, unlNts re
deemed before that time, viz :4 fine solid gold Bracelets;
I extra large double Coral Neck-Lace, very fine, and a
genuine article. Those concerned will take notice of
this advertisement. Terms: cash, par funds.
.febtt - JAMES McKENN A , Auct.
IDURNITURE ATAUCTON7AT MCKKNNAB.--On
j: Monday next. February 12, nt 2 o'clock in ibe after
noon, will be sold et McKenna's Auction Room, a large
lot of Furniture ' comprising-dressing and plain Unreaus,
Bedsteads, Cha in, Tables, Cribs, Settees, Carpeting,
Looking Glasses—vrith a variety of Kitchen-Utensils,
JAMES MCKENNA,
febrl Auctioneer.
rotor netissr. . - JOrOt summit.
JTOWS DUNLAP baying, on the Ist lust., .associated
with him in his business lona Fundnia. they wilt
hereafter carry on their I mporting of Housn Furnishing
Hardware, and Manufacturing business, underthe name
and style of John Dunlap & Co. The bur:bicolor the old
establishment wilt be closed by the senior Partner of the
prrient fino, at their warehouse. corner of Market an
,Hecond streets (lane) JOHN DUNLAP & CO.
fitHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existinx between
I Hale, Reinernan & Co. wns this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business of the late Rrnt will be
settled by Reineman It Co. JAR- HALE,
BANIYS & -HEINEMAN,
Sept.27th, 1849. JOHN:VOEGTLY.
The businesserill be continued by Senna & Itcrsata
and Joan VOLOTLI, under the style or REINEMAN
Co.
• •• Clinton Piper;
CLINTON PAPER MILL, situated at Smnben
.l, little, Ohio, having beenenlarged and improved, and
at a very great expense. added new and the most im
proved kind of machinery. is now prepared to tatunditc
tare all kinds of Writing, Printing, Wrapping and Cotton
Yarn Papers, Bonnet Boards, &c., equal to any in the
Eastern or,Westem country.
The undersigned having the Agency of the abo ve Mill,
will keep constantly on hand a large supply . of the differ
cut .kb,ds or Paper, and will - have any: e made to
order at short notice. S. C. FULL,
jan3t 81 Wood street.
UNDBIES— 18 bbls. prime Cranberries;
IC " small White Beans;
" Roll Bauer;
25 sacks Dried Apples;
10 kegs Leaf Lard
Received on consignment and for sale by -
febd KING & MO(SRHEAD.
"DICE -9 tiere,s,just reed and for sale by
JR, feb9 KING & MOORLIE&D,Dismond
11.)A.CON—Hama and Shoulders, a prime snick+, of 0.
NV: Jackson's curing, nlways on band and for sale
by Ifebq KING & MOORHEAD.-
It A f l o B r l a N a tr boxes 4il a t i zy boxes, in d
IV liKrO ls ri lG a Medium Straw Wrapping,
.
1000 •' Crown -" ,--
500 " double tea " "
Received end for Mae et the I'aper Warehouse of
__feba S. C.- HILL, S 7 Wood at.
IHUM WHISKEY — tight bbis, Irish Whiskey re
seised and for sate by
jan3 • e • .1011 H • BLACK & CO.
lat •p,. t. 1. • •
by (aeo n ) ACHESON.
/00 BUSHELS CORN 7tlZAL—just received, and
for sale oy
decVS
rik/All) URA 1,11 ANU large stock of
fine old- Wines and Liquors for sale, in quantities to
snit. by [decl4] P. -C. MARTIN, Ater: '
I;3MNIMiiEaM
PEACH BRANDY—A few bble old Tonoeme Petted
Broody, fez gale by. tdecl4] P:C. MARTIN. Ag't.
Itttltsal CHEESE-3W boxes am L ease; a store
sold forsale by ijan29) S. &W. HARBA,UGH.'
SUOMI-40 htds. nour and old crop N. 0. Sugar, In
store and for See by 029) S & IV . HARDAUGH. .
jr , o LAS S ES-50 barrels N. 0 Molasses, in store and
111.. for sale by (janZJ) S. &W • HARBAUGH..
QOM& ASH-20 casks Soda Ash, a very superior sit
'
la de for glass manufacturers, for sale by
jan29 S . ,* W. HARBAIIOII.
Diiiradrian a foiiale
Ay by 01129) _ S. & 11ARSAUGH.
LARD-2 -- ari.No.l Lan
k egs 14 lt
jan29
MIOOB--Pres Eggs jest received and for side by
-Jan29 8. & W. HARBAUGH
u • UTTER 1' F R.ll sat f•
ottlety, Ijtur2ll) ' &W. HARBAUGH.
11),ItY APPLB3-75 bags. Dry Apples. just ree'd and
.I,lfor sale by ijahtB4 8. & W,DAMBAUGH.
QUGAR DOUSE 'hIOLASSES.—IB' bbla. Sttgis
0 .House Molasses, on consignment and for sa_l_ekby _
- MILLER It RtOKETSDN _
fi latoXiaNV HITE HAVAVABIIOAR;
00 bags " • Brazil " - -received and
tor sale by (deed) MILLER & RACKSTYSON. •
Qt G ARS-50 M. genuine Prindlpa, Clll2. &
20." 4 " " Jaspa
: 10 " Havana 1410104. . -
6"`" Fragandia. Rec'd and for mde
by (devil) MILLER & RICKETSON, ,
I\IIO4ASSES-2.2 bbls. Sugar House ; . •
AIL -40 new crop Plantation; received
and for stile by (dec4; MILLER & RICKETSOL
PIL—CROP OP 184E1.-10_ bnifits sup. Bop.
dertuz," Laraads -;" •.• • , .
10 baskets sup, D on t e a x , ci L a w ns
- Marseilles; recd and for sale by - •
dec4 • MILL • • & RICRETSOIC
_ _
COPPE hugs Rio (toffee ;
,"30 '4 sup. Rio Coffee;
- 50 " Laguyra " in store iutdfor sale
by. • = - fjanlB)
MILLER ;& RICKETSON.'
"DOT-ASII,-11. casks Pot-Ash in store and forsale by
-InalB MILLER. & RICKETSON
TyIIITE HAVANA SUGAR—,3O boxes Vldie Ha
- vend Sugar, just reel and for sate by
jartlft ' 'MILLER & RICKErSON:
,
ard
LARD OIL--12 bbls:No. t Winter Strained L Oil
1 P a u. w it ~ or
Just received and for sale by - -
.lanlS ' MILLER & RIEKETSON.
AMPDLACK—Supetiorptar, barrel* and Wt di,
"
a"ted PaPe" Vr. I F I ANIMTOCIC Oa c 0.,.
Corner Ist and Woodsy'.
Tytwi mosd—oso bate-just receaved and or ants by
_L.B. A FAKNIZTOOK CO:,
Porbertst bud Wood -
CaBl3lA-200 =as lust received and for sale alk,
.•• . • B. A. PAIINESTOCK
nov2B . • • . • . Corner Ist and Wood its
IDILANKET COATlN(S—Drob,Levenderi.Orey-fthx-
JP ed. and Blue, for - sole byte.piece or pack at
manufacturer's prices , by MURPHY & L
Libertyjan6 - street, opposite •
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Co.Poittiership 'Notice.
W. k J. C. ACHESON
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jam reed and tor sate by
S. a W. HARBAUGII.
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River. Intelligente.
POR.T OF . ' TTSUIIII.GII
SI vim *kiss
- 6 -1 / 1 11V - PA
Steamer Lake Erie, - Sholes, Beaver. •_ •
, Michigan No. 2. Gilson, Beaver:*
" .Battle, Jacobs, Brownsville: ;
" Atlantic, Parkinson, do.
"- . Beaver, Clarke, Dewier. - ,
. Camden; Bendrickaon, - McKeesport.
" - Monongahela, Stone, Chiciumitt,
.: Z. Tayior, Lucas, Wheeling. ' t
, t • Telegraph No.l, Hazlett, Loaisville
" . Pacific, Cadipbell Cincinnati.
• " .Lake Erie, Shales, Be ' aver. • ' •
Baltic Jacobs, Brownsville
" Atlantic,-Park i nson, do:
• - " - Michigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver. •
": Beaver, Clarke, Beaver.
" • Camden, Beridnckon MatespOrt.
" Messenger N0.2, - Woodward, Cmeinnati.
" Shenandoah,Bowman, Cincinnati.
" J.Q. Adanut t Gregg', St. Louis. , • - • -
" Hamburgh: Louie vitte
" • Vermont, Hitzlett;Cmcinnati. . •
" Telegraph No.l, Hazlett,. Louisville.
"- Caleb Cope,Murdock, Wellsville.- ' '
Sir The Alentingabela arrived yesterday, having
been detained by ice. She will leave to-day at 10
CINCINNATI - AND .PITTSBDROH
DAILY STEAD.' PACKET LINE.
!FMB Independent Line of steamers is now composed
of the largest, swiftest, best finished and famished,
and most powerful boats on the waters of the West. 'Abe
hest wages are paid for the services of the best - and
mostt erpenenced men engaged in the river business
IThe line has been in operation for six years' has carrie&
nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge com
pinion with any passenger line in the Union • for safety,
regularity, and speed. All that money mur procure has
been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of
passengers.. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows:
.
MONDAYPACSRT.—The Moitorostmkt,Capt.Sione,
Will leave Pittsburgh every Monday morning atlo o'clock;
Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 P. M.
TuRSDAY RACKET.--Tbd Mum& No. It, Capt.
Jno. irlineelter, wilt leas* Attsbargh every Theaday
morning at 10 Walnut ; Wbeeling every Tuesday evening
at 10r. at. ' .
WEDNSSDAY PACERT.--The NEW Ex 641219 No.
9, Capt. S. Donn, will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
morning ntlOo'clock Wheelingovery.Wednesday even
ing at 10 P. 111'. .
THURSDAY PACKET—The Ilanztarr, Capt.. R.
Citron, will leave Pittsburgh everyThtirsday morning at
10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Thursday evening atliitP. K.
PIUDAY PACKET.—Thd CrzetartNo.2, Capt. Crooks,
will leave PitiabargheveryFriday morning at 100`elock;
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 r. x. .
1 KAMM YPd CHRT.--The Illtsnatonu No. 2, Capt.
C. Woodward, will leave Pittvburgh 'every. Saturday
morning it 0 o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening
at 10 r. at. •
SUNDAY PACKST.— The War NILWTON, Capt. P.
Diva, will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning it
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 P. x.
LOUISVILLE. PACKETS.
FOR WiIEEL.IN9, CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE
01310 .
. .
RIXFOLAY .S.AIIIIDAT Pacmtv.--The A
No 1 fine and fact passenge r steams Pac
ket TELEGRAPH, J. Ifellep„, Com
mander, will leave hushing for Wheel
tug, Cincinnati and Loannoe, and all inte mediate. Ports,
every Saturday, at 10 o'clock precisely, - -
Par freight or plumage apply on boa_rd, or to '
I 1 it
FORSYT DUNCAN, Agents.
The Telegraph hits been built' expressly fora regular
Packet,and with a view entirely to the comfortof-pas
sengers; the accommodations are interior foto boat ou
the western waters. The Telegraph will run in connex
ion with the Ben Franklin No 0 and Pike Nog, to Sant-
Douls—thrusthroughortve osni. apfit-iy
1848. 1868.
Pittebturith and Ileorontewillle Rally Packet
Line.
Fassraav 1at,1948. Pcartraiir tat, 1848.
LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. M. AND 4 P. AL
The following new boats complete the line
for the present season: ATLA.NTIC, Cam,
James Parkinson; BALTIC, Capt. A. Jacobs;
and LOMB. 'PLANE, Capt. E. Bennett. The boats are
entirely now,and are Atted up without ?nerd to expanse
Every comfort that money can procure has been provi•
ded. The boats wilt leave the Monongahela Wfutrflitost,
antic foot of Ross at. Passengers will be punctual on
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertise
hours. jam
• New Wareing Packet.
.. The new and splendid passenger stcasuer
AZ -TAYLOR, M. R. Leval, Meaner, "anti run
as a Regular Packet between Pittsburgh and
ri x t4t ,
l aving ibis city every Monday, Wednesday
and .P • ,as 50 o'clock,„*. x„ and Wheeling every,
Tuesday, undo and Saturday, at 8 o'clock, A. m.
For freight or passage, (buying superior accommoda•
tions,) apply on board.
The Z. Taylor is an entirely new boat, and for speed
and accommodation is not inapassed by any boat on the
river. (janX)) ARMSTRONG & CROZER, A . .
Pitlabumh- Wheeling Paieket..,•
THE avriits. , conning steamer CONSUL,
jilailWxsamt; hiatior, will leave regularly (or
Wbuelingoun Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at 10 o elock,proWsigt.: .
Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day, oal o'clock. a. w., pirate' sly.
The Consul will land maim Intermediate Potts. Every
accommodation that can be procured; for the comfort anti
orrery of passengers, has been provided. The boat is
also provided with a self.actingsafety-gmud, to prevent
explosion.
For freight or passage apply on board,er
octSt • • JOHN FLACK. Agent.
Franklin Packet.:.
itsl The fast packet ALLEGHENY: BELLE,
Capt. Wx. Hanns, will ran regularly be
tween ugh Ltd Franklin. on the Allegheny River.
Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, a; 4
o'clock, r. s. For freight or passage, apply on board.
decg7 - ,
alga ar Parkas for Mandeb.
mP4fie THE fine steamer WEI.LXVILLE. Ca Copt. Usatris, swill leave for the above and inter
ale prays on Wednesdays and Saturdays. •
For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to
au2s . GE0.,11. MILTENBERGER, Agi.
- Now Arrangement.
• THEmeanser CALEB COPE will leave (or
Beaver,Olcsgaw, and Wellsville, on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday. at 9 A. M., re
turning on Monday, Wednesday, and. Friday. She has a
boat at the Ituuliall, between Wood street and the Bridge,
prepAred to receive freights at any time.
B.:& W. LLARBAUGH Agents,
N 0.33, Wood street.
Summer Arrangement.
THE steamer BEAVER, Chas. E. Clarke,
Master, will .leave Pittsburgh for Beaver,
assgow, and Wellsville, every Monday, 'Wednesday,
and Friday—and returning ou Tuesday, Thursday,
sindflaturday, at 9 o'clock, a. at. Having a boat at the
landing, ore are prepared to receive freight at any time.
For frelghtor passage apply to
. nial7.4( • O. W. HARTON A CO.; Agents.
For St. Louts.,
C
. ' The splendid fast running steamer
CAMBRIA
j M wi ll
.. .
C. s, Kendrick,uster, wil leave for the
hove and intermediate ports thindny.
Fin freight or passage apply on honed, or to
feblo , - , GEO. B. MILTENBERGER, Agent.
For Lafayette, Wabash River.
• The fine steamer VERMONT, Captain
saitopuw.arr, swill leave for the above, awl
all loterwediate ports,
For frei ht or ease .DP .1 on hoard. feblo
Dssouunth The partnership of htnitpire & Litz
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The bu.•
shwas of the firm wilibe settled by IL Lee _ .
J. R. MURPHY,
H. LEE.
Ininburgh, 30th Jan., 1049.
NOTICR.—The undersigned will continue the Wool
business and attend to the sale of Woolen Goods at the
old ace. H. LEE.
3n retiring from the late finn of Murphy &Lei. I
to groat pleasure in recommending Mr. H. Lee to the
confidence of my friends and to the pubtic.
Ana° ' . J. R. MURPHY..
A PPRENTlCEiiWANTEli=FifleilliiiiiriiTylTurg
23... lads from Lt tole. years of age, to leamtbe Stocking
manufacturing business. Apply at M. DALY'S Store,
i
on Fifth street, or at his Factory n Lawrenceville.
novl4: .1f .
ANTED—Three Business Alen, as partners in e
tablishments .now in successfill operation lit lb
cil e Each will be required to produce a cash capital o
AlsO r a profitable business will be sold at a bargain; to
one or two enterprising men of good business-habits.
B. CUTHI3ERT, Gen. Agent, -
• Smithfield - street •
- -
INFORMATION WANTED.-Any person acquainted
with the children of John Clark, an Englishman, lan
iron founder by trade,) supposed to have worked in or
about Pittaburgli, and to have died within six or seven
years, will do them a kindness, by informing . them th ey
can bear of something to their advantage, mi application
to this-office. • ' pec3o.tf :
Shirting lanslins and Irish Linens.
T, R. laUftPlikg invites the particular attention of
• tholes wanting the above Goods, to his desirable
stock, - consisting of the best make, from the most apprev,
ed manufacturers, end the letter Wart anted pure flax.—
He has just received sit additicuml supply, and is Offering
Shirting Muslims ,Of a superior quaßty at a very low
price. Also
• Sl:eating cud Pillow-case Mullane;
• - • Diapers and Crash;
Table Cloths, Towels and Napkins ; -
Blankets, quilts, Counterpanes; and
• Housekeeping Dry Goods generally.
• LADIES' DRESS GOODS—Such as French Merinos,
'Parmettos, plain and fancy De LIIIIIOE I / 2 (some new styles
,
net received; ) Alpacas, Ac. •
The season being tar:advanced, ail these Goods wattle*
;sold at prices that cannot fail to- please.
:t Wholesale Ream up attar..
TAMES P. KERR,Artotaty at Loto-OtEco reincwed to
0 Tourth street, bevaten Smithfield and arallt atieeta
YittaburalC - jan3agn.
csE/240rri. No. 1 de la Cruz Principe &gars;
1,, 05 do. do. do.
• .20w 'f 3 • do. do. - do.
Just received and for sato by
MILLER & .
feb9 . 170 Liberty street.
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Dlount , lonatnet Building Lots for Salo:
OFIDEAUTIFULI4. I I SITUATED BUILDING LOTS
for sals, in the plan of the Mount Enunetproperty.
Parsons desirous of investing a small sum of money; can
do so- to advantage; by . securmg Oholce Lots of .vaneuB..
This. property, for beauty of location corrunanding
view of the two cities the Allegheny, 'Monongahela and
Ohio rivers, is unequalled. It Las the advantage of an
abundance of the choicest spring water:, The newrolid,
now finishing, will render it easy of access, and bring it
within a aonvenient distance of tho Allegheny market.
As an nwestment for profit, to say nothing- of She de
lightfulsituation for a residence, the buyer will secmein
-a few years a TLIELEPEATOLD return. ' -;
The above Lots will be sold for Cashor on a Crediti
of one to five.years. ' - -
Trtur. cimansnu tmunrtrrsuLE.
Plans may be seen and every information had, of Mr.
HUGH SWEENY, on the premitea; orefJOHN COYLE,
whiz office i onAth street, Pittsburgh. - novfin
IRON FOVNDRYFOR SALE.—A small Iron Foundry,
With Patterns, Tools, &c., all readyfor operation, will
be sold on accommodating terms or exchanged for it'd%
hie; offers an excellent opportdnity to elating man to
commence the Iron Foundry business. Enquire of
aCAIFE Ec ATM NSON,
let, near Nood street.
FOA SALE—A small two ',tot) , frame dwelling home,
Conveniently situated,. fronting on Pride street, one
street beyond the Hospital. The lot is 24 feetin frontiby
123 feet deep, and -will be sold on accommodating terms.
For further particulars apply_ti.t_thit house to
sep2' - - JAAMS 111AY,Water Mina.
Steam Boat* for Sale.
.-, . .
4r if it Thee - splendid Steam 'Packets BALTIC
and ATLANTIC, built eipressly. to fan as
reg ar ackete on the Monongahela, between Pitts
burgh and Brownsville, and having run for a few months,
are found to be too large and povverful for the navigation
of that river, are now offered for mile._ ,
The following are the dimensions of.thela Tstrls boats:
viz: Length of dock, 170 feet; breadth of beam, 26. feet;
wheels,2t feet diameter, 10 feet buckets; four boilers, 21
feet by 38 inches diameter; cylinder., 21 inches, and 6.1-
. eet stroke. Each boat contains 50 state-roxensi
,and the
cabins arc furnished in the richest modern style. _
For terms , enquire of J.'K. MOORIIEAD
Pittsburgh:,
For Bale or Exohatkge. • •
.CFFER FOR SALE the whole of Me property on
J. which I now relide, in the Sixth Ward of the City,
consisting of thp Dwelling House, Out Houses, - &c., with
the Carden for would - exchengethe same'for Property
in the neighborhood of the City i-;--or I would - divide the
'Property to suit . purchasers. Persons to par
chase or exchange, can call on me at the war - eh - rase of
Cummins &Smith, Smithfield street, opposite the Morton
imhela House.. (deelMtawlf) . - JAALES ct CUMMINS.
F.
SALE OR BENT—A Two Story - Brick Dwelling,
situate on Fink street, opposite the Court Haase:—
Ern - mire - of - • M'MULLEN &DOWNING, •
janl7 ' 218 Liberty street, opposite Seventh
MIOR SALE—A valuable, Property of - 4 - 0 feet fronton
jE. Penn street by 120 deep on Barker's alley to alO feet
alley. The above desirable property . can readily be iutT
proved, either for business purposes or: private resi
dences, or for renting—will be sold, at a Bargain. Also,
a lot of 20 feet front on ,ter near Grant street, by e 0
feet deep Price 8700.. S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Ag't . , .
febs Smithfield st.
OR SALE—A desirable Farm of .74 Acres.
F rorijb
llonse, Barn, Stable, and outbuildings,
Garden and Orchard, and from 30 to 40 TLCTOS in outuve•
Lion—it mites from the city, on the Franklixt Road
Some stock and fanning implements will be sold at a fair
price. Price of the Faun, including the Grain down,
Bt4oo. Terms, easy. S. CUTHBERT, Gen. AO,
jan29 . Smithfteld at.
IGIOR SAL —A valuable comer Lot of 50 feet Ironton
Borough stre e t= bY.7 5 deep an North street, I ' a Law"
renceville—contan mg a new Brick !loupe, conveniently
arranged, With wide ball, large parlor and kitchen three
bed rooms, upper and lower porches, good, eellit ,r bike
ovan, garden, dre.. Price . Itt500; S5OO tu hand ; S-500 in I
year; 13500 at 2 years. • 1 ,
S. CrIIfBERT, ben. Agent, •
- • Srahhfield-street.
FOE SALE—A valuable property of Beak - Emmet
mid Lot, !Tabling on Laeockstreet, Allegheny. The
Hansa is wall arranged, with a good dry vault and cel
lar, diniug-room and kitchen, hail abd two parlors, two
chambers and finished garrets. Will be soldat abargain.
Price JIM • 11600 in harai; SCOO at sia morubs.
• ' . 8. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent.
Azad, , - . Smithfield sheet. •
*TO LET—A Dwelling Rouse, on Feder,street,
Allegheny, near the Market' Square, and a smal l
louse on Pennsylvania Aveaue;near Mira. blur
t:l'7's Tavern, Pitt Township. •
-
Also, a long Room 3d story, Market street, Pittsburgh.
Two sroallStores on Third street, and sevemlconverucat
Offices, near the Post Office. Apply to
E. ILIGAZZABT,
febtatv Office, Third street, over Phdo
jigs TA ' STAND Al' SHODS'S UN.
L
JLENT.—A commodious and well SauDied Taves. ,
band, In the village of Shonsetown, furnished.
Modern style, 'with good Stabling annulled. It wall b.
leasedfor a term of years. Addt esti - - •
ianlS • P. SHOUSE, Shousetourn.
TO LDT—One Three Story and one Two Story
EDwelling , House, finished in modern style, marble
mantels in each of the parlors, and bath houses
iit earl,; situated on Wylte street, second and third
houses from the corner of Washington at. . •' .
• ' JOHN Y
Liberty Wad lrwia ats ,
%X) LET —The Dwelling, corner of Wylie and,Chath
-L. sun street, having parlor;iiinhig room, and six bed
rooms. Apply to . JAS. McGUIRE,
15013
.. Tailor Third
Mr. Dear% 'BooM.Seepin
A i t ND WRITING ROOMS, Alexander 2. Day's Bail&
ing, comer of Diamond and Market street. For
day and evening classes.
Mr. D.'s improvements in teaching, embraced, in 'his
miplendid new work on Book-Keeping, are tow attracting
general attention in the Eastern cities.
Numerous as are the linblications alretuly before the
public on this important branch of mercantile education,
we think, from the emphatic testimonials appended to
the work, that Mr. Duff has succeeded in elFecuts, more
reedy and desirable method of teachtmg and reAncing - to
practice this great essential in the conduct of mercantile
alfairs.—Nero Fork EcvnincEspress, Oct. 30.
.
Professional assistance given . in opening, post ing and
closing Merchant's and Steamer's Books, adjusting de.
ranged books, &e.. Class hours. from,lo to 12 Al. 211 . L., and
from 9 to 4, and 7 to 10 P. .7jatiEf
February/maga:mem.
RECEIVED AT 211, A. llllNER'B,4Godey's Lady's
Book, for February.
Graham's Magazine, for February. •
Ladies' National, for February. AU the above are more
than equal to the January numbers.
Illustrated Courier, forZecember.
Littell's Living Age, N 0.244.
The Gold Mines of California, and also a fullhistorical
account of that country; edited bY B. G. Faller. Also, ‘ 1
large correct Map of all that region of country; engraved
by Atwood,•New 'York. '••
Also, a new work of 130 pages, giving a fall historyot
California and its Gold Regions, with the geographical.
mineral and agricultural resources, including a - map of
the whole country; by Fayette Robinson. •
Part first Illustrated Lilo of Deui.Franklin ; to be . corn
plete In eight lumbers. Published by the Harpers.
CharlesTlekens' neWwork,HdHaunted an and the
Ghost's Daman. Price 0 cents. '
BERM 'RD, of Allegheny City, has all the above.
lE7' Smithfield street, thud door above Yd.' • janl7.
13011.THAITS OP HIPTIbO.II§IIED MEN, engraved
from Daguerreotypes, published by E. Anthony—
Daniel Webster, Henry Clay Hu his 71st year) General
Scott, Gen. Taylor, Millard - Fillmore, Gen. Wm O. But.
ler, John C. Calhoun, James Buctiamm, Theodore. Fre.;
linghuysen, John Quincy Adarng,AndreWJackson (from
Dodge's celebratedmituature) Washington, (from Stuart's
painting) Pius IX., Lewis Cass. .
&supply of the above excellent portraits just received
and for sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Janto Corner Market and 3d stet. •
VrACUULEY'S ENGLAND—The History of England
OHL from the accession of hones IL, by Thomas Eft ,
bingtou Macauley.. Just received and tot Mile by' -
JQHNSTON & STOCKTON,
jandd Corner 3d and gd Market ins.
A MOTT'S ALEXANDER:THE GREAT—History
It of . Alexander the Great, by Jacob Abbott; with en
graylings. Just received and , for silo by'
JOHNSTON tr. STOCKTON,
Jana° Corner Market and ad
page enrolee Carriage liannifitetoryi •
Diamondhareem Wood and getitAdeld stmts.
Wines may always be found an assort
ment of Family Carriages, Barouches,
'" Buggies, • and oil kinds of heavy work, -
."-•••••:"..' row a sii horse wagon down to a wheel
barrow. Xenons wishing to mutilate or contract for
any thing in the above line, are respectiblly invitti% to
coll. •
A. FURTHER REDUCTION..
Jluspratt dc Bons' Patent Soda Ash..
1 TO 5 TONS, 31, dash, currency ; or 4 mos., approved
1 bilis. 5 tout or upwards 3 . / do. par, or
n mos. do., in
terest added. For the supeor quality of this brand, we
refer Ito' the glass land soap' manufacturers of this city
generally. W. tr. M. MITOHELTREE,
dec4 - -No.26ollberty.street.-t
WILLIAM TATE & 00 4 ' •
(11IICO1j180116 TO 1111111t17/71 & , T.1211.)
- No. 10, Fourth street, between .Perry , and Liberty stimr,
MANUFACTUREIRS of sheet lead, leaden pipes, hy
drants, Pumps, baths, water closets, leaden coffins,
tkc,t . keep constantly on hand and manufagture to - order,
sheetlead from 1 to 8 tbs. to the square foot, in sheets of 13
by 20 feet, which they will furnish io the. trade wholesale,
.or cut to order in any size that may be wanted.
They also manufacture and keep constantly on Mind
leaden pipes from 2. to Inch calibre; aqueduct pipe, for
converng waterlrom springs, furnished to the country
Wade, and pinup on reels in lengths of from 100 to 1000
feet on each reel, with directions as to the proper method
of laying. Also, on hand, a large supply of Adams' Pat
ent suction Pumps, for wells or cisterns; Snow'& Cies
very supelyor cast iron auction Pumps.
Hydrant work of every description executed in the
most durable manner, und on the most accommodating
terms. Orders from the country for leaden pipes, shot
lead.or pumps, will receive prompt attention. - -
•
ciurensware,--cnitta and Gloss.
BRITANNIA TEA BETS,III4.NTEL OIiNAZAB NTS, c.
slum° OPYCJINAP
AT nommlsrsoN , s,
WOOD man, Image noon& snow VuPTH STXES: r.
rrilE. subscriber invites his numerous friends and cue
tomers, and Alie public generally; to his large and
beautiful assortment of China,Queensware and etlass—:
Girondoles, Lamps, Britannia Tint Ware, Easton!,
French and English Mantel Ormunenta, o
Which ,be offers at .unusually low prices, previous, to
moving lower dawn on Wood street, two doors below
Fourth, in March next. (ian3l) HoDK:rNsorc.
rALENTINES.—Just received, a spleadhl assoiune at
1r of Fancy, Comic, &c. Also. 'Envelopes to match,
at zeaulsort RiNzgirs
inxi27 . . 67 Market street:
('LOVER SEED--9 buneis, just recettredand for mita
by (lanai), $P111174 BINCLA
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DRY GOODS •NOTICAii
• MA.SON & CO., •
No. 60 Market -t, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
DEG leave meet respectfully to announce to - their no•
1,11 memos patrons end the public that they, in conee
qt, ence of contemplating change in their business,pro
pose opening the whole of their extensive 3Varehouse,
(including all their Wholesale Rooms,) for retailing, had
will continue opeu nntll the first of February, commenc
e; pn New 'Year's Day, lUD. Our whole stock, coin.
.?acing one of the most extensive and varied assortments
of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS ever exhibited
in the 'Western country, will be offered at lower prices
than ever before known. Upwards of fifty thousand dot
laretsf ouretock has been recently purchased, the great
er portion of which are foreign Goods, received at NOSY
York by late European arrivals, which, fromthe lateness
of ,the season, as well as the well known pressure in the
money market, were sold at immense sacrifices at the
public sales, at rates varying from twenty-five to fifty par
, cent. less then similar goods brought the first of the sea
son. We therefore confidently believe thdtourpriees for
the time above mentioned will be found lobe even lower
then any Eastern wholesale rates -
We anxiously invite till persons to visit our establish
ment, whether they purchase or not, and test the truth of
the above--assenng them that they will incur no obliga
tion thereby, but confer a favor' upon the proprietors.—
Our easement of SILKS, SHAWLS and FINE DRESS
GOODS will amply repay one for a visit; added towhlch
our great display of DOMESTIC GOODS will, we hope,
induce all to call.
Er Our system of One Price, willbe strictly adhered
to. tian3l - 4. A. MASON & CO.
Prima Arrive's...New Goods r •
No. 65 miss= sr.ontromma 4•rn sr. Aim umstomi
FANCY AND STAPLE WINTER DRY GOODS!
The subscriber has just received his second supply
of NEW GOODS, purchased in the Eastern cities since
the Great Fait in Pnces, and far below the mist of niacin
fettering, and will dispose of them, Wholesale and Re
tail, at 'GREAT BARGAINS TO BUYERS!
Blenched Muslin, only 31 cents;
•
4.4 Blenched Muslin, from to 121 cents;
4-4 Brown do. do. sto 8 cents;
4-4 Double Purple Calico, 121 do.
Printii; Merrimack patterns, only 61 cents;
Furniture Chintz, only 6} cents;
Red and Yellow Flannel, all wool, 181 cents •
British Chintz, Blue had Omnge, 10 cents
Bed 'ricking, only GI cents;
French Dress Gingheins,l2l cents; -
French Work Collars, only 121 cents;
4-4 White Flannel, only %`• cents.
LADLES' DRESS GOODS.
• Black Plaid Silks, rich lustre;
Wide Black Manilla Silks;
Chameleon Silks, allahndes ;
Satin stripe Cashmere, new style ;
French Lamarnao Plaids;
Lyonese Cloths, rich lustre;
BlacitPlaid Alpaca Lustre;
• Gala Plaids, high colors; .
, .
Coburg and Th ibet Cloth, various shades ;
Paris Printed Lamartime Cashmeres;
• French Merino, all colors-,
Chameleon Satin, all shades;
Black Plaid Gro. D' Armour Silks;
Chameleon Thibet Cloths.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
Plaid Lang Shawls; Brocha Long Shawls; Embroid
ered Black Cloth Shawls; new style ail wool Brocha
Shawls; Embroidered, black and colored Mona de Leine
Shawls; new style Stradilla Straw's; plain and embroid
ered black and colored silk fringe Thibet Shawls, and
new style Paris printntTtrkern and Cashmere Shawls.
French work Capes • Collars and Chemizettes; new
style. Borinat Ribbons: Revere bordered linen cambric
Flandkerchiefs; Ladies' Cravats and Scarfs; black and
colored Kid Gloves; mohair and - worsted Mitts; .white
and black* Silk, Cashmere, "Alpaca, Ingrain and Mora-
Visit Bose ; black Silk Fringes and Gimps Thread;
Edgings raullnsertings.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE G00D5.... ;
Damask,Table Linen, and Table Cloths; Russia Dint
per and Crash ;Irish Linen and Linen Lawns; Bleachbd
and Brown Muslin; Castanets ; Kentucky Jeans ; Checks;
Bed Ticking ; Domestic. Gingbams; Colored Cambries;
Red, White and Yellow Flifrinels ; Welsh Flannel; Plaid
Linseys; Canton Flannels; Brown, Bleached and color
ed Drillings. -
GENTLEMEN'S opiate.,
- - -
last received, a very fine assortment of French and
Eriglisb,-blna;black Raul brown Cloths; bleak and fancy
French Casauneres 1, new style fancy Yestinga and Cm
vats Merino Merino Shirts and Drawers — Linen, Cambric and
Salt Handkechiefs; and ttsplendidassortmentaf Gloves,
Hosiery andiinsPenders• - -
A splendid sumortraent - of superfine (ribbon . bound)
Blankets,just received. , - . ,
The. altoVe GOODS having been purchased since the
recently - rat faii in, prices, Men:hunts and others are re
quested to call and Inspect them, as I feel confident that
on examination they will be found much lowerthen they
have ever, been offered in this:City, as I intend to sell
them tea/desalt and remit, eta. very naafi - proi: , mi the
Eastern Cost. . ABSALOM. MORRIS;
nomM Mo. 45 Market street. Pittsburgh.
C0R3711 Olit sonars AND tram= arasners, rrrrantraad.
filtEler BARGAINS !—The subscriber. has just-re
t" turned from the Eastern Cities, audit' nom receiving
a very extensive assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE
DBV GOODS, adapted to the 'present season and em
br ing• a stock for nchness and variety not surpassed by
rtiv establishment in the West.
Very glossy black Silks ;
Ilandsome dress do.
Rich changeable do.
itich Changeable Satin de
Mods and high col'd Franc)
Merinos.;
Mode and high cord Unlit;
de Carnes ;
Newstyle deLaines;,
Satinstriped Cashmeres;
Fancy do.
Black and colored Alpacas;' ,
Plaid Gine:maul, bright co-
New style Visettes;
Gala Plaids, bright colors;
California Plaids;
Black Bombazines;
CALICOES-G
Ills stock of Calicoes is very large;`it has been. se.
lected with much - care-with trarneular reference to
fastness of coloring, durability of fabric, and bettuty of
design. These goods are lower than-they have ever
been before, and are worthy the particular attention of
pitrehasersi , •
The best Calicoes for %cm. ever offered;
Double:purple Calicoes, English;l2l dente ;
Oil Chintz; British Chintzes
New style Merrimack Calicoes; - . -
Blue - • - do. -- do. : • -. • -
Blue and Orange do.
Futuinire do.- ' ' - •
• - . CHEAP DRESS GOODS. • •
A large tot of low priced Muslin de Lanes, at Our lot"
price of IEI cents per yard. _
Also, Black Alpacas for I.2lets. per yard. Very good
and very handsome dark and bright colored:Plaid Ging
ham, for 12k cents, warranted fast cedes's- -
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
Bleached Muslims, to 12; -
" Yard-wide Unbleached, 0/ to 9;
, -
Bed Tickings, very cheap; • .
Ciudnetts, Drillings, - Kentuckyietuut; -
Cheeks ; Linings, Plaid Linseys; ' "
Domestic Ginghams, Mariners' Shirting's; •
Colored Cambnes; ,
Flannels lower than over offered; •
- Canton Flannels.
LINEN GOODS! -
Srish-Linens, Linen Lawns;
- Damask Table Linen; - ... -
Da. do. - Cloths; . •
• Russia Sheeting; - • -
Do. Diopers; • - • • •
Linen Drilling, Crash.
' • ' BLANKETS! BLANKETS! • : •
A large 'stook of Blankets, from coarse to :very fins ;
' also, Mae ;and Drab. Blankets, fine and Arery fum, for
' •
GOODS FOB GENTLEMEN. r; '
Fin'er and superfine Frenehand Englishelotha and
Oyercoatings; Silk and - Linen Pocket band
kerchiefs and Cravats;. Gloves; - Suspenders; Silk and
;Merino Under Gannents ;; Merino and Cotton Half Hose,
Tile subscriber _having made extraordinary prepare-
Lions for the Fallend Winter trade .) and haying purchas,
'ed his Goods under the advantage ofinarkets.mtusually
'depressed,. can confidently promise his customers the
best bargains he has ever been able to offer.
Customers of the house, and purchasers generally, are
respectfully invited to call. (natal) PHILIP ROSS.
Winter Goods at ar.sistern-Vost.l
EO. R; WRFTE.,No; St Marker street, intends making
v•jr a change in his business; on the, let "of January
next-wilt dispose of the following styles of GOODS, at
original cost
Brocha Long and Square Shawls; - • -
Freach Tartan Long do.
•
French Printed Car, mares' s ':
English".do. do.
MouseUne-De.Laines ; - ' • '
3.0 and B=i Gala Plaids
Sigh ool'd French Gingham!i; and Fancy Drees Silica.
Those wanting Bargains. are invited to call. f no27:llxi
Ileduestion.in Prices..
VVILL BE SOLD, from this date; the balance of our
NV - mike Maass Goons, at greatly reduced prices—
consisting-of scarlet, maroon, =tzarina b lue,bPk brown
and other colors French Merinos, Lamartme Stripes,'
Mohair Stripes, and harld Alpaca*, bl'k and fancy colors;
French alt wool Cashmeres. and De Dante's.; priced
Cashmeres and Be LablES, in great - variety ; Long and:
Square' Plaid - Shawls ; Twice ri, Cashmere, Do Lain&
Oloth, Tbilset, 4cc., 4c. R. D. THOMPSON,
dee% : ' 110 Market et:, 3 doers - trim Liberty".
AHD a, nacrraEßsr,rtiEnnum GOLD mi.
-- 1
A doz. of the above warranted brand of Pens,.just,
received, and for sale w. to the trade at New . York ° prices. ,
The above Pens have received the highest premium ever .
.awarded on Gold Pens, and are:warranted lip, the mann
factorerrigainst the point coming DM
For sale by EDWA.RD-TODD.& C 0.,..
North-east corner of Fifth and Market ata., up stairs.
"LACK-AND FANCY CASSIMEIIO3.—W. Mira
-4.) err has lately received a large assortment of these
Goods, and is opening them at prices unprecedented's*
low, ranging from 75 to 82,50 per yard.
Also, French Doeskins,' of all qualities. • '
Also, French and English Broadcloths, black, olive,
invisible green, brown, and bine. Among these are
some very handsome French Black t sunable for Clanks,
at a very low,price - , mid brown;iavuiltlegreen,andbhk
Pelisse Cloths, for Ladies' Cloaks.. _
Also, silk, cotton and merino Undershirts and Draweriq
Mariners' Undershirts, constantlftm band.
• filer• The attention of Merchants a nd.Merchant Tailors,
who buy by the piece, is specially Milted to the above.
By Express,.
irIENTES. - SUMMER GOODS.--Soper., single milted
vt Franchliabit Cloths; rich styles Caiisimeres; black
and colored Cashmeretrs; Queen's and Summer Clothe'
6 M arseilles,f ataand p dit l i t t r x2 rirraLaill i f e re n ze gB a. Lino Drills;
Vhaaper yet! . • ' a llasuriSOreto ClothStoroi.
may2s - • Post Buildings, corner Fifth and Wood
'ORK BASKETS as' SO Manua srazor—Con.
slating of Roservoodi Mahogany And other Nara:
14 - materials. . Also, a superfine quality of Toilet And
Shaving Boxes; Writing Desks, Fancy Building Blocks
sad Games of every description ' 'Santa large 111/101nUerl
of Toys end Fancy Articles .suit able for
an Christmas res,
nu.• [dean. HOGAN & C .
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FANCI GOODS
New Ooods,.at.Nu*ber Viny.alne
!Cravats and Collars;
Black lore Veils and Mkt's.;
Jaconet and Comb.
Plaid and striped Matting;
illandsome Ribbon";
',Cloths
Hosiery, &c.; ".
',Cloths for Cloaks;
Terkeri Shawls ;
(Cashmere do:
Plain Thibav , Shawls, silk
fringe ;
IPlaek'Phibet Shawls, dodo.
Black . do. do. -
Bilk do. .do. •
Funs Brochm - do.
Cloth do.
Plaid, Long' 00.
Low Priced do
Plaid Cloakings. .
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EXCHANGE BANKING OFFICE
N. B. corny of fleird•ctrui Wood strum
SIGHT and Tuno Bills of Exchange, Hank Notes and
foreign and domestic Coin bought and sohd on tho
most favorable terms.
Collet tionstnade the princip al cities of the Bakal,
Ea the lowest rates. • .• - • Jell
JOSRPII H. MU,.
_ .____irmtriii,:ctrauts,
aartiwast.,EXOßANGE BRoICERS.
And Dealers in . Forcipiritnd Domenic .Exihange, rettitii
cowl Deposit, Bank Naas, Gold an Siker, No. 65 Wood
stinn,3rd door betas Foura, Wcrioido, Pittsburg& I*,
mazl44y • . . . •
AL LU Lawn= - EDWAILIT KAHN.
Li:RAMER & n.Aieunr.
Bankers and Exchange Broken, Deakra in Foreign and
DonwticßitlyßiUzof Exchsnge r Corti/cater If Depos
it, Bank Nola, and Coin.
Corner of Third and Wood sts., llireoUy oppoalte the St.
Charles Hotel. .. ' 723
lg. LDIES & SON"
Bankers and Dealers in Ezehange• Orin surd Bank Notes,
N 0.65 Marko:arta, Pittsburgh. i-•
amnia RAMP- 11XC1111167., 517 TING RAVI
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MOOS * SARGENT. • •-.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS;
4V. E. Corner of Wood and Sizes stints, Nurturer, Pa.,
DDEALERS in Coin, Dank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign
and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, tr.c
EXCHANGE all the principal Cities of the Union'
and Ear ß oMor sale in dams to suit purchasers.,
CUB and par funds received on &points,. ,
COLLECTIONS made on all pans of the Union at the
lowest rates.
-rtt 'AMES Dld • SM. •Dr;Bliewn,
65 Diamond Alley, can be consulted n all
cases of a pirate m delitate nature incidents'
- a to the human frame. •
.S hilisandSyphiliticeruptions,gonortha:n
and its ennsequences, together with's!' ye.
now • • et, irdpuzities qfthe blood, with all diseases of
wenaealorigin,skin diseases,withstrictures,gleet„urethral
diseharges t aelnitial weakness and impotency; also, 'Altai -
rheumatism, female 'weakness, diseases of the worabi
monthly mpprizsions, diseases of the Joints, fistula in
ano, nervous affections, pains in the back and loins, irri
tations of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, scinbutie
eruptions, tatter riegworm , mercurialdiseasee,&C.
TW LVE YEARS' PRACTICES • •
Exclasively devoted tothe studgand treatment of vene,
real disorders, and those arising from youthful excesses'
'gaiety, climate, or impurities of- the blood, whereby the
constaniton might've .en entoebled,enahlosDr.Bninten
Wolfer USIIIIIIIICO3 of speedy relief to all who may place
themselves under his cam.
Dr. Brown's offices are conveniently arranged into sep
arate apartments. Patients can visit Dr. B. without fear
of exposure to other vialtors. • .
It is of importance to many persons in need of medical
aid, to obtain good advice privately and promptly.- To all
stteti, Dr. Brown 's ready skill in removing venereal dir
casts, in their rations forma and stages,Oaem inducements
which can rarely be equalled. Strangers are hereby api
prised that. Dr. Brown . has been regularly educated in
every branch of medicine, and for the last twelve years
confined himself exclusively to the treatment of those
diseases. Dr . Bream is . the only regularly educated Surgeon in
Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to those com
plaints. , •
lU•Ceitain, safe anil speedy carol will, in all cases, be
guaranteed.-
Recent cases are reliived in a short time, without inter,
ruption from business. , , • -
Hernia or Ruptare.—Dr. Brown also invites per
sons afflicted with Hemiato call, as he has paidparticuj
tar attention to that disease. . . .
Letters from a distance, askiniadvice, mist contain . :
fet, or they will not be attended to. .
Office on.Diaraond Alley, a few doors liom,Wood
street, towards the market. Consultations st t Zul confi
EUMATISM.--Dr. Browns newt"' discovered rem
edy for Rheumatism its speedy and certain remedy '
for that painful trouble. In never
Office mid Private Cancellation RoMns, No. • 85, Dia
mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is Mwayt at'
home. • - ' anlB-davit(
JUnitcyys Megteat Pain IC:tractor.
TO THE PUBLIC—This is to certify-that 1 have found
Daney!s Magical Pain Eueranor to prove a cure fa:
the Chronic Rheumatism, which I have been afflicted
with for ten years, in my hip Joints. • . • .
- .• • • ABRAHAM R. YREELAND.
Anguaehanock, N. P., Aipril 8,1348.. . . ---
Ma. H. Dares-Sir : I . have been troubled with-the
Piles for eight months, and. could get no relief. Your
Magical Pam Extractor having been recommended to,
me, 1 applied it but twice, obtained instant teller, and in
a abort time was perfectly cured ! Could I not get any
more of it, I would not take a hundred - dollars for the
balmier of my box. - WILLIAM HALL.
97 North Moore street, New York, June 19,1847.
87.• CAUTlON...—Dalley's only Depot in the city q f New.
York, and where the genuine nrtirie can be obtained,
wholesale and retail, is at 418 Broadway. - • •
U.DALIzr is the inventor of this truly invaluable eons
pound, and belies-0. has, and never:mill communicate the
secret of its preParation to any man living; and, there
fore, no other person ever has made, or ever can make.
glamor it himself. ,
• Counterfeits abound! Every truly valuable article is
subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and im
pastel's; and nothing, that we know of,'has mere erten:
surely experiended that fact than Pulley's Magical Pain
, •
A Ts:sr— Thu /genuine Dailey, in cases of the - Severest
Burns, Scalds, Piles, Ice., will afford instant whir, and
produce at once a cooling and soothing effectextracting
pain in and from one to fifteen minutes! but be sure,
ways, apply it on linen—never on cotton cloth. ' -
And noormark the diffennue."—Counterfen ExtraCtOrs,
no matter under what name they may appear, or howap
plied, always irritate and inmate thepcnn I • -
Pamphlete,containingcertifientes of caress,, may be bad
gratis, on appaation to JOHN D. PtIORGAN,'•
Western 'Depet,Pittiburgh.
lla Ww. Agent. . -
Dalley's A.assnal Galvanle
For. Horses, Cattle, Ac., cares spavin, quitter, grease.
poll-evil, sores, gallsand braises. Pamphlets containing
certificate' of respectable parties, may be bad ou appli
cation to JOHN EL MORGAN,
°et' fbd&rt7 Pittsb
• The errand • • rfraitlve. • '
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11.. CLICRENER'S SUGAR COATED TEGETA- .
BLS EXTRACT PlLLS—These celebrated Pills
ve obtained an enviable notoriety in the United States ,
as a curative for Giddiness; Dyspepsia, Sour. Stomach,
Headache; Fevers, Piles, Costiveness, Coughs, Heart •
burn, Liver Complaint, Scurry, Sore Throat, Inward'
Weakness, Palpitation of the Hart, Indigestion , . and "
variety of other disenees to which. flesh is heir to, as a •
medicine for the million. In all seasons of the year,
spring, summer, autumn, and winter,—and under all mr
cumsuinces, they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. As a Vermlfage and general medieine kit chill:
draft, they are unrierr/kd. • Being coated. ith pure white
sugar, children will easily take them; they neither gripe
nor nauseate;' are gentle, but thorough in their operation.
For adults, by increasing the doae, they are equally ben?'
eficial. As an Anti•Biliases Pill they vrillbe found with.
oats superior. Ask any one, among the thousands who
use them, and an unqualified approval will be the nertain
result
Remember Dr. C. V. Clickener is tLe original inventor
of Sugar Coate& Pills, and that nothing of the sort was
ever heard of until he introduced them in June , 1843.
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Cliekenees.
Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and take noothers, or they
will be made the victims of a hand. . • -
Price, 25 cents per bor.' • ,
Clichener'l?)rinciptil office for the sale of Pills, fa;
WAI. IAdRSON,. 80 Liberty et, head of Wocul, Pitts •
burgh, Pa., General Agent for Pennsylvania, Northern.'
Ohio, and the river counties of Virginia.
The following are the duly appointed - Agents rot A .et
gheuy county,-Po.:
A.H. Marshall,
Dr. Brown, lAllegheny city.
Jonathan Ghreist, Manchester: • •.•
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• Alextuider Asdale.Wylie street. •• ' •
.I.li. H. Jacques, Birmingham. ' • . -•
Wm. J. Smith. Temperancevilie." •' • • • :• .
O. H. Starr, Sewickley. • • •;
Edward Thompson, Wilktnsburgh. •••• ' • 0 • ', • •
Daniel Negley, F.ast Liberty.• •
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U. Z. Mitchell, Wilkinsburgh. - • • •-;
H. Rowland k. Son, lll'Keesport. ••
C. P. Diehl, Elizabeth. . • ' • . • •
' John Black, Tonle Creek. • •-•-'• ••• • ' •••
-:.---APEldowney,ltakerstovva. ' . ".• -
Samuel Springer„ClintoM . • • • - •
James Mrt
'Kee,Stewaatown. . •
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Riley El'Laughlin, Plum township 7 • •• •••••••.
J. Fulton, Tarentum. ' • •••
Jeremiah Fleming. Lawrenceville •
• Robert Williams, Arthursville.
aurli-Ak=llllll • ' .
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. , • • Wrest'. Pure Tear,
THOLEALE AND RETAIL , sr ma Fun, Tsta
5T0872, 71:1 Fourth Street, near Mod, Pittsburgh.--.
The subscriber, having just returned from New York. IS
now receiving a large supply of FRESH GREEN end .
BLACK TEAS; from the New York Pekiit'Pea Compa
ny, selected with great care for retail sales. • Our clock.
being now . heavy, we. are preparvd to supply Grocers,
Hotels, Steamboats and Families with any quantity, and
at any price they cagy vvisti.--packed iz k *and 1 pound
packages, 6 lb. tin caanisters, G and 13, RI, catty boxes, •
and in the half chest. . • .
Retail Grocers are invited to call, as we Can andirill :
sell better Teas at lower prices than any other house
Pittsburgh.
Our stock of fine Young - ,Hysen, Gunpowder, and Im
perial Green, and Oolong Mack Teas, are the best in the -
American market. •
Lovering's double' refined Loaf, Crushed and Pulver. •
ized SUGARS, at retail. or by the barrel.
COFFEES.,—Macha. "Old. Goy. lave, Leguyra, Si.
Domingo and Rio Coffees,.seltteted by the most expe
rienced Coffee Broker in New York. . .•
Sweet Strived Chocolate, Pickled Cucumbers and
Onions. Fresh Plashes, put up in their own juice, , Ma
laga Raisins, in 3 th:boxes.• ,
' N . Dr. D. Jaynes Family Afedieirers for late.
dec9:d&w . a . A. JAYNES:. ,
T °VEILING'S DOUBLE ILEFINTID SIJGARS.-- 7 28.
11 bbis.Loveriug'e Double Refined Lcit.J. Crushed sad.
Pulee tiled Sugarp, puree dyed abd for "abet WePet iit
Tea Store, 70 . FounII street, by . i
dea:dker : . A .JAYNE 9.
DRINTER'S IN
;IL-109 [rev • Trout's News Ink, in 20
lb. kegs, nt 85 per kegl Just received and for ante .
. kin Tea Store by (deca:dtem) A. JAYNES. .
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WINE COFFEES.—Mochs. old Gov. Java, Larayra
JV • St. Domingo and Rio Coffees, just received and for
to at the Pekia Tea Store, 70 Fourth street.
ALUM Ziapaßt. • N. C. CONNILLT.
BROW 310 TEL, • :
CORNER OP. SNLITNFIELD AND THIRD'ET.I.:
• PrITICBC2OB, PL . • . '• •
BROWN & CONNELLY, PROPIJETtiRS - ...-: . :, -
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