~.._ x~~= Cje, paiti*firpOg Pao Thrr ,Kta t d r though ' :yonrphysicians and nen s ave•you up to die !! Your conditiorcannot be more ge a tsl i o7a th rtt l ylhi r i l tTsv il° n; v :tic — en with a. pain' in MY side and breast, attended with a - distressing eoUgh, and for the apnea of eine yertigraW rapidly' worse.;Although I had in attendance three phksicians;'otfeof whom was considered very -skillful, all et their efforts , proved: alike . unavailing. At 4iist'ime of the phySicians came in,And decided that I could not live more than one , day longer!! All of my friends belicied Matit few days itmostwould end myenrthly : cµµrreeer.f ='. - My brother, at ibis crisis,- heitring . of the astonishing Ccurr i g al ky Liverwort and Tar, went to hit t ,.....at a tai t t., thirty miles, to Procure the_ above itirttime to tell, I lead used half a" bottle, yak cough' Was entirely cured, and..4 , '•' - ' used two bottled' ; was alile to attcndto my lions as usual. - lhantsr Rowc,;_ • We the undersigned, do certify-that this acconnt of Mrs. Rorre , s is correct, we being ppersonallyadquitiateil' with all c ircumstances.,. P. P. Jounsos, - • . I . ' Prrna D.•ltlsrrsums •-• Staunfor l / 2 ohio t Tebrtrary • ' • - For sale byKIDD & Co., ••Wh .. olstile Druggistit t hla. go Wood at . ' KNEELAND' Ar. , HARDIN, - • ' , Grant street. Also, by re bl3:6ritd&W . . • . Irrericanivna'a St/min-coax= V szoniximn diseases Mire their Origin in impurity of blood. ' How ever excellent, the .. genemi health, tbere is no necurity against'fever.here the blood is impure, us indicated . ny eruptions of the skin; vertigo, headache, lassitude, die The best purifier of the blood ts. Clickener's Sugar-coated Pill, which, is SO. 4,kilfully Compounded, that it does not cause griping, the great objection to all pills. The en velope of sugar prevenis . . aft nausea, io that, save from the powarful, yet easy operation, the patient would hard ly be aware ..that lie had taken any medicine at,all. So well convinced is ➢Dr.: Cdokener of his pills in all speci fied cases, that he is:pledged ts return-the money, when the promised effect is not produeed. ' : , - _ •' Sold by ; WM. JACKSON,:Gen.Agent, fela_ ; Liberty street; Pittsburgh_ • I.Porlist of Agents see advertisement.] iIU" A cOugli.ilieuill never be negrected. It May np., pear trifling and -unworthy the attention at rat, ut will not, remain stationary longi it stuxY progress slow at first, and . its au,gmeutation ma3_ue s care ely, perceptible; yet when -it once seizes the lungs; all the other pats of, the body will be sympathetically affected, and aconfirat ed Consunintion and;premature death - wilt lie the inevi ahle.ll3sllo- A little care vrould save many a life, and he timely use of a, proper remedy might have . arrested many, a mans emotion. But many persons have an invin cible -repugnance : to taking any medicine, and rather than use the means towards arresting a disease, simply' because the remedy may not ben pletoiant .one, would suffer end languish flu a long before they would re sort to the-aid of medicine..: . B.' A. Fahnssto4-& Co Cough:Balsam has a gTeat advantage in this , tesPeel OVer manyother cough prepa rations, Os its pleasant trite permits it to be, used without inconveinerice. But lts vane as a Balsam consistairi the speediness of its cure, We have known some of the mosttlespetalapaughs, some of whielt - had been running on for a considerable length of time, yield almost imme diately to its power'. ' Frepated and for sale wholesale and retail, by - • .B. A. PAIINESTOCK & Co. novl7 cot Wood and Ist, and Wood and Gth sts Pae2a c; to avid o'olEl:Liverpool,. BY. the well known; fast sailing, Ca- Conte ,SteamEllip SARAH SANUS - - !/f ;I, 1 1 burthen 370 g tons; Wu. C. THOMPSON," Commander. Will sail from New York positively on the :2101 Fcbrnaryi and-from Liverpool on :nth, 3darch=ber regular days. A few respectable persons can be handsomely accom; modeled in the thi cabin, and found on moderate terms. Cabin, 2l cabin and steerage passengers visiting the Old Country-, or those sending tor their relatives, snould" in spect the accommodations of this &rating Palace; before engaging elsewhere ; and tho price ofpassage to• and from Liverpool will be little more than in a packet ship. Apply onboard, foot of Peek Slip, or to the subscribers. P. W. 13YRNES & CO. 8:3 South st., and ;Id Waterloo Hoed, Liverpool. Or in Pittsburgh to JOHN 11105ii*SON, febttint _ IS6 Liberty street ".-- James W. Woodsven t . , MODERN AND ANTIQUE. FURNITURE - No. 83 Trtuitc.Sraxer, - PCITSI3IIIIGtt. A xsanit. nod splendid assortment of Finnithre, • imitable for SteernbMts, lintels, and Frivafe, Dwell ings, Constantly on hand, and made to order. , The . present Stock on hand cannot be exceeded by any manufactory in the Western country, Persons wishing to purchase, would do well to give me a call, as I am de termined my prices shall please. Fart of the Stock coo- Tete a Tete' ' Beira Mantle ,•- LouiilXlV. Chairs ; Queen Elizabeth Chairs; Tea Poyse; Fruit Tahles • . 'Pahl* , Louis XV. CiMunoder. French Mahogany Bedsteads ; Piano Stools ; WSofint, with plush and hair cloth covers; 50 'Mahogany - Rocking Chairs; • - . 40 dozen Parlor'. _ do. 25 Centre Tables : •-• 2npalr Divans ; 4 pair Pier Tulle • • 45 marble top Dressing - Bureaus ; . • - Wardrobes ; 8 Secretaries:tad thiok Cases; 20 Marble top ..}Nash "Stands; - - ' 4 pair Ottomans; , - S pair Fancy Work Standu.. A Trey large assormentof common Cltairs and other. Furniture, toomumerous: to Me T" Steam Boats furnished on the Shortest notice, and on the moat reasonable terms. feliG Gold Watifiers. lITARRY has invented a machine for washing 13old, s' for which he has made application fora patent.— They are now offered-for-sale at the AVarehonse- of PA RRY,SCOTT &Co., No, iO3 Wood st., Pittsburgh; Adventurers to California are invited to call aml ex amine these labor-saving maeldues.- They are simple iii their construction, easily transpi.rted on the back of mutes or horses, woighing eighty poem:a each, and can - be put in opsration in half an hour,- They can be filled with provisions. It , is the opinion of those who have seen We trial of one of these'machines of smallest size, that two inen will vs'asli the mineral from 150 bushels of sand or earth in a day, Without the loss of a particle of the mineral. They can he increased in Size and worked by water or male pbwer, if expedient - . IThe operators work without going into the' .water or being. exposed to water or wet. and . 'consequently without endangering their health. They will require but ri small stream of water, and can be used the whole season, and cart be put into operation where there is uotitifficient water to wash iu the usual way. - • . • Price of smallest size 835, Orders from abroad, ap companied by cash, will be promptly filled... If. PARRY, at Parry, Scott & feb7altf No.lo Wood st., Pittsburgh. EW (300.1.15.—. W. It-Altman! has opened this morn ingg a lot of NEW-GOODS; embracing many scarce and desirable articles, .Persons wanting Dry Goods of almost any description, will find, at thisadvaneed part of the season, a.much larger and more general assortment at this.stino than' - elsewhere. - - Among the Goods just opened is a lot of Mezerine and Green' naafi: fig'd Moose der Laines, Terkeri and - bl'k Cloth Sherrie, new Prints, North-east corner of 4th and Market streets. • . . . (rr Goode at wltolcsale, up stairs, very low. rjanlo TAMES , NEW NOVEL—The Forgery, u Tale, by 0, P. R. : lam es -Esq. For sale by •, JOHNSTON & STOCKTON ian2tt ' " Corner Market and sts. To Lumbermen.. Turidersigite desires, upon his return froin the J. East, which wilt be about the Bth or 10th of Febru— ary, to contract' for 'front 20to 30 Thousand pieces of LOCUST TlEBER,suitable for Cross Ties, say 0 feet in length, and'uf sufficient size to square 51 - to inches. -- The Timber .to be delivered either at Pittsburgh:or Madi son, Indiana,— , .the latter preferred. Communications maybe left with Messrs. Church Fe-Carothers, before the dates Mentioned. payments cash, - on delivery of Timi janOl . presl M. and 1. Rail Road Co. {Gazette pub.S.t. dull Lian t weekly and ch. this office. I.)DiILOST:7- - Lost, on Fifth street, a small , white 'curly Lap Dog. She strayed from Curnui's Tailor Sher, about 4 o'clock yester day afternoon. As she is so much prized by the owner, tr:liberat• reward will be given and many thanks, on being mimed to thiactlime. . . ". . feb2.. A PPILENTIC WANTED—Fifteen to twenty young Il ladsfrom.l2 to "Di Icing of age . , tei learn the Stocking manufacturing business.. Apply at M. DALY'S Store,. on Fifth street, °kat hisTactoty in Lawrenceville. " TXrANTED—l'hrecitusiiiess - Men, as partners in c tabliethmeilbs now in suceessful. Operation in th City. Each will bureqUirCd.to produce a cash capital o , • . Also, n profitable bttsiness will be sold at a bargain, t o one or twoctiterprising meyn of good business habits., • :'CUTIILIERT, Gen. Agent, 'and ' • Smithfield - street. . .• • INFORMATION -WANTED.-Any person atquainted with the children Of John Clark, an Englishman*, (an iron founder br.traded aupposed to , have worked -in or. aboutPlusburgh, and to.have died .withia sir 'Or seven years, wiljdo them a kiridnes . s,by informing them they can hear cif. isomethingltitheir advantage, on application' - - - - • • F OR GENTLEIHX.N.--W. -. Mammy has recently re ceived a further Supply of Gentkmen's Fancy CR4 •• VATS, including , same-very handsome. Also, blatk /Winn CraVats,severtdignalitie 14 and including some su perior. Also, .Gent's Linerr Cambric :Handkerchiefs, plain andsvith colored borders; _ super . Silk do.; Under- - shirts and ihrtwers i nterit.o f silk and cotton; F17171(t of 'the former extra size. Especml Intention- is.naked to his stock of Freneh Emadekths and"Cas.rimeres, of the latter plain and. fanny - Velvei and Satin Vestings, Al North-east corner of 4th and. Market sts. Daum TAritEs F. KERR,.dttornry at Lnui-oLhee removed to 0 Fourtli.streeti between,,mithfield and Granustreetti Pittsburgh. • • jilt3:3m S EGA.IIS-10M. Na .J. de In Cruz Principe Segura; " " 3 dor do. do. Just received and for sale by. , ' • - ' - MILLER. RICKETSON, 0,19 170 Liberty street. 6.1. sto , sale • CUM UNS & SMITH QLONDSTONES-40 Grindstones, unsorted sizes, on COlLSigllMent and for , snle low by - KING & MOORHEAD, Dinmond, corner of Dhunond AIGNONGAH EGA' SALT-100 barrels Ptlonougultela iyi sail .3 ust receivpd and for sale by inatl'i ~ ' 100.'i,",?z. CORN, (jai i l i.loo.m 2 ,____ , A .i.,..s, s ' i l l tp lf ..a ! tale JU M- i l i c mut2 , KYt . . 2 1 1) .SIVIABLg 7 A - Pi , LE-ciii - &aiiiig nnten l and for.sale eJVt-f by. . . . .' lian24l KING & alOOP,'"' TIRIED PEACIIES,.7O bushels just rec'd and 'for Ralf; by (jou24) _KING tr. MOORHEAD: 20 • ABRELS 3. F. FLOUB—For sate by • jan2l KING. & MOORtIEAD. bb/s.. Bellßutte ,r fresh, cunt in gent/ or der, for sale by... [deed) KING /a -MOOR.BEAD. CIURRANI".3-4 casks Zante Currouts, new. for salo by dec27 KING & MOORHEAD; - RAISINS -75 half boxes' told 00 h " en new HAWna on hand and c by • - . KING & MOORHEAD, Diamond.' A -,- - kv,, x -in".7,......eA-Ifet,l4tAs.. 3 / 4 1-- i ri t 44Ai - e•?,,k,1ig... 4 41-..;:,74 ? •=...:,:. ~- • ' - iontincrtiat nb 'Stnariaat pvvvrsnunag - ,..ng4.1 ! „p,, or TRADE. W. BARKER, - vittznamicsr - PABSENBER 'ARIfiNGETTENTS PCB 18.18: BtearaboatPt icketLine,leavesdailyforCincinnati,loam. Passefigar.PaCket, via - Brownsville; to -Baltimore and Philadelphia, 8 Az IL, and 6 P. M. ' Mail Coach Lina, direct. to Philadelphia, 9 A.M., and 121 WCatern and Bonthern-Mail Coach Line, 0 A. NorthAVastern, via• Cleveland; daily, 10 a. N. • • Erie and Western Plcw:York, daily, 9a. id.: •• ' • North-Easitern, to Philadelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4 ARRIVALB L AND .11E1 .:11TURE OEIII4IILE. aftrn Mail . .via Philluielplus;dtie 3 4.. ebncesl2 rd. IVenterri Mal t a/h. and Lo4ps.y., due 8 closes 5 A.m. South.vitt Balt.tuid W0.4114' 't.due 8 s 5 Nordi-Western via Clevelari*igue 10 4. c loses OL. ic. Erie and 'Western New Yuri, due BP. Id closes 2.4.. . • . ' Par 'value,. Asked. . Offer a' Bank of Pittobileg4••• • • '''' ••• •," .$5OOO ,00 850,00 Exchant6 Bank .. •. • • ••• • - • • • 50,00- 850 44,00 : 43,50 itlerebanta' and M. Bank ••• ••••• 50,00 - 47,00 , 45,00 Farmdre' DepOsitßankl -- -'•: . • ... . wane in market. Hand Street Bridge... •••. • .. • 50,00' 50,00 40,00 NOrthern Libertieerßridge, : 50,00 35,00 Old Allegheny Fledge ... •.• •'• •• • 25,00. 36,00 35,00 Connelleville IL 11 : Stoek, paid oil • • • 5ham5,;82,50... ..... .., . . 6,00 . .1,48 City Bonds (049' cent) 00,00 hIonongahelapridge.•••• • • • •";:: - • .. /5,00 15,50 Gas . Stock'. '• • ..... .. .• .. ... ••• 50,00 . . Daily rieiziOw of the Eloriceto. • .". OFFICE OF TIIE POST, Transit Itimunres, February 13, 1840.1 FitinTs.Seles of 200 sects of Pea Nuts from first hands at 62e, •Dealers,eiPect : ' advance.-- The above -price will be freely piid. Sales - in a small crag from _store at ' 68Q7fic. Green, Apples are worth a 100a1,2.5, at which we have - some sales. they are beeemingecarce end prices are looking up. Dried fruit is without change. BULAC IldE&T..Sale of 10,000 its hog round at 4c. The receipts are , fair, end del:tilted still good. There is no aliange in prices. • - BACDN—SaIes of Ham's at 61c. , Sugar Cured et Tnere'is a brisk demand opening up and merchants ire preparing to meet it. LADD..SaIe of 100 kegs . on Saturday at plc. BUTTER.. Still io good demand ; word' 11013 c. according to quality. GROCERIF.S..NoIasses are firm at 28e from store in a smell naty. We have sales of about 300 bble. at 271 e.; sale 0000 bbla at 271c._ Sugar, old is worth 5051 p. at w :which e have numerous sales: The market is very weil. supplied with old crop su. gar. ' Now crop is worth 4041 c. Coffee is worth? SEEDS"Nothing doing in Thitothy=mo receipts. Flax is worth 80095 ; the latter prise is paid at the mills. Sales of 100 bu. Clover' teed'" at .63,12 ; other sales to; about- 350 ha ; . at at 3,1203 ; 16. The demand is good and increasing ;`all the loti brought 'are for 'shipment west. In the east prices hare ad z ; sancediwhich has calmed the stiffness. FEED..SaIes of shorts from store at 15e. No Bran offered. , ~-c, l tAlN—Salca of Oats 48 29c, from more worth 2M6l on wharf. No receipts..' Wheat is worth 68c but dull. Barley, Rye and Corn are, not reported. - ' FLOUR..SaIes from store at 83,7583,86.. The market is a tittle stiff on accotmt - of small receipts. Country- holders are keeping back in hopes of art advance in Which they will likely be deceived un less a foreign demand springs 111. ShOnld there be no Demand abroad,Prices of all , sorts of breadstuff's must go dowit CORN..Sales from Bier° at 46e ; supply in mar ket is limited with brisk demand for home coneurnp tinn. LEATIN.R..Thete has behn ap advance in New York able or 1,00 per 10011 on Upper Leather.— These are alt the changes in prices. Dealers are doing aTair business and complain that they cannot get sofficiest stock to meet the demand. T _ ho fol lowing are thepresent selling rates: New York Red, middling weights,....:-. • 18c rp tb do, do Orer..., ....do 17c Baltimore,2l(id22 Harness Lather, ' 20 Skirting, do • ' 22023 .. . doz 5330336 doz . 1124027 Calf Skins; F p d0z...., The Nf3W York Tribune states that the agent of the State-of Illinois has received a remittance of $100,090, and 1. - htt he will, in March ? pay the inter est on the $600,000 -loan made by the bondholders to complete, he Canal, and alto pay 4 V' cent. or the principal or the loan. This State is now endeavor ing to get a grant from Congress of alt the uniold public lands in the State, fur the purpose( of comple . ting her public :improvements. The Boston Money market is without change. The Banks are gradually extending..ll'n the street good paper sells at ono per cent. but not easily. The difficulty of obtaining money on mortgage s still con tinues. Nz* Commarattr.-100 , 0 Chester Bank, N. Y. —We received yesterday from:New York, says the Baltimore" Sun. of Tuesday, an anonymous letter ; enclosing an unfinished plate, designed as a fraud upon the Chester Bank, Orange Co., N. Y. Este RAIL ROAD:The receipts of the Erie Rail Road for: the month _of January, 1847 were as fol. lows t ' Front freight, $20,459 80 From passengers and mail, 18,881 -28 FrOm the commencement of the running of the regular freight trains, the receipts from passengers and freight in Jamiary average $2OOO per day. TUADEIMAP'S BAtH PmVa.—The Philadelphia Ledger, of yesterday, bas the following in reference to a paragraph which lately appeared in the Sun : - We have been mined by the' President of the Tradesman's Bank of this city, that tka whole circu lation of the Bank is but about $20,000, and that it holds, over $70,000 of. specie. If thie be correct, our neighbors of the 4, Sun ", and t “. Times » at Baltimore and Boston need be 'under 'no apprehen sion for, the redemption of its straggling bills 'that may have found their way there; the whole' amount of which, at either place, the President thinks, can net' exceed $300.• - • Antrucarr Franzatra.—Eatimites 4pr the value of sierm r and 'whale oil, the produCt or the American Fisheries:— _ . . _1847. - Whale Oil held 313,150 bble, average price 36c. , - • • Sperm Oil jm•d_ 230,753 bble, averago price $1,50 , Whale Oil imp , 380,656 tibia, averagp price 33c. Sperm Oil imp , d 107,976 bbla, average price 61,33, • - LOUISVILIX MAIMETO, Peb.l3. IRON, 'METAL, NAILS AND TIN , PLATE.— We quote regular 'tales of bar Iron at 31.. it 4 cents in lots; sales or inferior lion at 3331 c: We quote sales Tennessee Hot Blast Pig-metal at 20(327 per ton. Ohio Iron is held at little higher. Nails— Sales of Pittsburgh at 4,18-100041 c for the assorted numbers in light lota. Sales in round Mita at '4(34 1-13 c. The stock is fair with receipts of 580 kegs. Tin plate we, quote at $1.1,60 in light , lots. Receipts this week 36 boxes. Light sales of roofing plate at $l2 per box. Sales of Banco block Tin at 27029 c.. GLASS.—"-We-,quote light sales of Pittsbargliman 'ufactured at 8404 40 for S by 'lO in' light lots ; coun try manufaCture 63,25433,75 sales' of 10: by 12 at , $405 ; large sizes ratting from 10 by 14 to 'l2 by IS from 64 to $6 in lots ; sales to the country at a small advance at retail. Receipts 'this week 1,115, ItIOORIMAD, rpo LET—A good dry CELLAR, - situatid ou the, Nonh 1, east aide of the Diamond, suitable for an Eating Room, or Storage of Any kind-, Enquire' of . . . • . - , 410 GAN as CANTWELL, feliS -- :- - - . - so Market st 4 ,•Pittsburgh.. 46,5ECKS VOTATOES-4dec'd pet steamer Jewees, and Guide by. (jan3l) CUMMINS & SALIM- DRAB COATX . N9-..-lAale Drab Blinket Coating. dada .- • MURPHY' &.•LEE • STOOKS. MONEY DIATTEB.S. '589,340 98 $3,551,119 $7,373,857 $2,917,419 56;330,000 pasit*,g9 • !,,o and from iLilgiaildt t i etantii; SCOTLAND TVALES.. Di" Myth , Steamship SARAH SANDS, and the regvidr _ ; P. 346 Ships, -4-e.„1:0 P. W. BYRNES &GO., No, 83 South.. street,- New- York and 36 Waterloo Road PERSONS send gto the Old Country tor , their friends, can have them brought-out by the RegalarLine of Pack cqs, sailing from Liverpool on Ist, lith, 13th , 16th, 21st or l'lGth of every month comprising the following Ships Fidelia,• Siddons, Henry Clay, Ilquinguer, Columbia. " Constellation, Roscius, ' ' - .Patrick Henry; — Cambridge; Isaac Wright. Waterloo " Constitution, Ashburton, - New-Yor ic, • - Garriek, West Point, . Queen ot the Weal, Montezuma, Yorkshire, Sheridan,', - New World, Liverpool Oxford,. _ John R. Skiddy. Or in the first class American 'Shin killing from Liv erpool and the 'Silt Ports every.day, comprising the - St. Patrick, 'St. George, Andrew Foster, Yorktown, -' Creole, "'Memnon; Probis, Elsinore Wm. A... Cooper: - And many others, which this'limited space will not ad:. mit of here enumerating.; P. W. BYRNES & CO. are the sole Passenger Agents for the Ste ainsh'ip SARAH SANDS. "Her appointed sail ing days, for 1849, are as followii Prom' Liverpool on - '2oth -January, 28th March, 4111 June, 6th August and Bth October ;from New-York on 24th FebruarYi 411 MaYi sth July,ediSeptember, and 15th November. Therefor!, thoSe wishing-their relatives out early in the Spring, will find it to their interest to patronize this Old Established House' our arrnugements being so per feet that no delay or disappointinent can occur. - ,Drafts at sight for any amount on the National Dank of Ireland, its branches.- /Xt., &c., at all times for sole. Ap ply to, or address by letter, post-paid, P. W. syRNES & CO, 83 South at., N. N Y., and Waterloo Road, Liverpool: Or to— JOHN THOMPSON," jun27:lc- k5O Liberty street, Pittsburgh. ChiCkerillg.'ll Pift.lloll. JOHN H. MELLOR, I sots Aj-nt for Chiektring'a Pianesfor Western Pennryl, • cania,) No, St. Wood street, Pittsburgh, has received, and now open for sale, the following elegant assortment of Piancr•Fortes, direct from the manufacturer, and for sale at Mr. Chickerintes (Boston) prices, viz: . . .• One superb Rosewood, seven octave, carved in the most elegant and rich s.yle of Louis XlV.—new scale. One Rosewood, carved, seven octave—new scale. One do. at octave—newscale. One do. 6 octave, carved moulding -7-new reale: Tivo do. do. • round canters; " Tiro do. 6 do. square " " 4 The above are from the manufactory of J. Chickering, Boston, nd of the latest styles of furniture, and with his new and approved scale. Also, °attend, and for sale low— Three Rosewood Pianos, 6 octaves; from the manufac tory of IL Worcester, New York, formerly of the firm of Storlart,\Vorcester & Dunham. Two Rosewood, 6 octave Pianos; from the manufactory of Gale & Co., N. Y. One Rosewood, octave; manufactured by Bacon & Raven, New York. One Mahogany 6 octave Piano; made in Baltimore, and left by the owner for sale, either for cash or iu ex change for suet, goods as will sa _to country Price .5:10 0 .- jan3o FOB RENt—A gooA Brick Dwelling House, nom nientlyy situated for business men, bctwecn 3d nut, 2d t on Ferry street. Rent—S,lso.oo. • S. CUTIIBERT, Gee Agent, fcbS • " Smithfield street. O. SUGAI gip libds. prime new crop N. O. Sugar . just received and for sale bv miLLEFE RICNETSON, • ' 170 Liberty Co. Partnership Notice.. XOUX DUNLAP.- 2011117/1.131=0. TOIIN DUNLAP having, on the bit inst., associated tt with him in his buAineAs: lOUS/ PLEMDTuk, they will hereafter carry on their Importing of House Purruslune Hardware, and Manufacturing business, under the name and style of John Dunlap & Co. The business-ofthe old establishment will be closed by the senior Partner of the prurient firm, at their warehouse, corner of Market an Second streets Unn6) JOHN DUNLAP & CO. THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore' existing. between ' Hale, Heineman & Co. was this day dissolved by mutual consent.. The business of the late firm wfilbe settled by Heineman & Co. JAS. HALE, SANDS & HEINEMAN, Sept. 27tb, JOHN VOEHTLY. The business will be continued by :isms & Maximum and Joan Vozert.t, under the style of REINEATAN& sepe..3 Co._. UN11R1E....4-Iftbbls. prime Cranberries; 0 10 • " small IVlite ikons ; • a -Roll .sacks Dried Apples; 10 kegs Loaf Lard Received on consignment and for sale by (OM •. JUNG & MOORREAD. 'V e ra "ere g' ju Pk t l keG:d& and 10fgftr'InilE by Dm mond .I)ACON—flams raid Shoulders, a prinie article, of G. 1 W. Jackson's caring, always on hand and for sale by . Ifeb9) RING h MOORILEAD. AISINS--25 boxes and 44 half boxes, in store and 1b for sale by Veld)) KING 4k- momuimen. tYriLAPPING PAPER -1000 reams Medium Straw Wrapping; 1000 " Crown SOO " doable eery, Received and for sale at the Toper Warehouse of feb9 S. C. HILL, t 7 Wood at. 1.111811 WHISKEY—Eight bids. Irish .Whisirey re ceiveA and for sale by jan3 JOIIN HEAVE & CO. I~PPLES-1.4i0 bbIA. Romanites, in store and for *ale by (dertls) NV. & J. C. ACHESON. /fin BUSHELS CORN ItlEAL, 7 ust. received, and Ulf for ay decd W. le L C.ACHESON. ILL) lIIIAN.pIES AND WINE ...3.—A Jorge stock of "Ur fine old Wines and Liquors for sale. in quantities to mit,. by [deeld] . l. C. ATART/N.Agl. WEFT CI DER.—A few bbli. for gale low by decl4 P. C. MARTIN, Ag't 13EACH BRANDY—A few We.- old Tennessee Peach Broody. fel sale by (decl4] P.C. AIARTIN, Ag't. CIiEESE-351.1 boxes Cream aces°, in store V awl for sale by (jnn•29) S. & WMARBAUGIi. Q'+UGAR—ao USE.. new and old crop N. O. Sugar. in morn and for au 'e. by fr 4) S &W. lIA RBAUGH. S' 01 AS S'E..4--6 0 barrels N. 0 Molahse., in store and In for sale by Dan 29) S. /t W IiABAUGH. CI ODA ASH-30 casks Soda Ash, a very superior arti cle for glass manufacturers, for sale by jan29 S. & W. - HARBAUGH. DEER ItAID-6 bales Dce.r Hair, in storeTatilfor side by tjar2o S. & W. HARDAUGH. T ARD-9.1) Oda - . No. I Lard ; 30 kegs " " just rec'd and for sale by janZ S. & W. HARBAUGH. .1 4 1 .4 G , r i0 1- .o7 Treslt Eggs just received and for sale by S. to W. HARBAUGH IRY APPLES-75 bags Dry Apples. Just reed and JJ for sale by. (jan29) S. kW. 11ADBAUGH, Lt UGAR. ROUSE MOLASSES.--1.7 bbls. La. Saga 1..) Rouge Molassea, on conslanment and for gale by . janlB MILLER & RICKETSON A n BOXES wiirrkiiAVANA SUGAR; • `tli 60 bags " Brazil " received and for said by . Jdec4) - MILLER & ItiCKETSON. EGARS--50 Id. genuine Principe, "Cruz. & Sons." A? 20 " . " "Judo Zanz." 10 . " Havana Regaling. - 'b" o Fragancia. Reed and for gate by (deed) MILLER & RICKETSOH. ItifpLASRES-226515. Sugar house; In. 40 •aeor crop Plantation • received and forsoste by (dcc4) MILLER & RICKETSON. 011.--cßOYUPligt4,:Ziii - Eitikeiiiiini. Bor k/ - deaux, " Larands ;" 10 baskets sup. Bardenx," Lritours;' , 15 ." Atarseilles; ree'd and for sale by `dec 4 (10FFEE--40 bags Rio Coffee; J. 30 sup. Rio Coffee; • 50 '• Laguyra • •in afore K nnd for sale (jantB) MILLER 5; RICETSON. 1130T-ARI-L—leeasks Pot-Ash in store and for sale by juntB - MILLER dr. RICKETSON NVHITE HAVANA SUGAR-30 boxes .Widte Ha vana Sugar, just rec'd and for sale by janl9 MILLER & RICKETION. T ARD 01L-12 bbli,No. - 1 Winter Strained Lard Oil it 4. 8« 8 I Fall lt u • Just received and for sale by Tanis m MILLER &RI T A n t I i r 1 t p e a l( p7r B s u ro e r r i s n a r l 01) Star, in barrels and hhds., 13. A. FZINESTOCK & CO., - Corner Ist and Wood sta. nov94 3,822,738 1 LUSH MOS le hale just received and for solo.by JL • B. .A.:FAIINESTOCK Vornerlst nod Wood ate (tASSIA-200 luaus just rueeived and for Raic by . - A. FAIINESTOCK & CO., • Corner ist and Wood ate 13LANKETCOATINGSL—Drab, Lavender, Grey Mix ed.and Blue, for sale by the_ piece or package, at tratnufacturer's prices, by 151URIIIY & LEE, Jana Liberty street, opposite - Fifth. 3,412,581 Ct P.FIRD,I, WHALE. AND LARD OILS— - • 10 1400 gs. Unbleached Winter Sperm, manufactured dilassinter ; . . garßleacbed • do. do; do. ' 000 ", •••• Winter Whale do. do. 14 bids. No.l Winter Lard Oil. '• . Just received and for sale by MILLER & .RICKETSON, • feb7 - • • • 170 Liberty_street. TT cip FRANKLIN, ILLuarnsin course of pulil 'Mallon in the social form, by Harper & Brothers, N. York. The Life of Benjamin Franklin, consisting• of his Kalobiogmphy, and u narrative of his politic life and ser vices, by the Rev. H. Hastings Weld; splendidlyembel lished by : numerouS exquisite design's, by John G. Chap man—engraVed in the highest Style of art. The work is printed in the octavo form, on superfine peper, from bOld and legible type. It will be completed in eight parts, at '25 cents each, and issued at brief intesvals. Each part will be received by express immediately alter its publi cation: -Part jun received and for sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTOPi, Corner of Market and ad sts. CALIFORNIA WAG9NS -1....) MO sawed ,NVILFen FeHoes, (Government sizes; ) - .Hubs; for sale by 500 C. Ae bIeANULTY Si CO., fO_LEI',..-A Three .Story itri et Dwelling, (connuning eleven • Rixims;) on Wayne - street. - Bent, to a goo Tenant, 8250. 2 Apply to - --• C. £.M'ANULTY & CO., Canal Basin. filiscellaneous. CKETSON 116 tr 3iltelligente aka aSA igag PORT OV PlTTpiErintan; ingrr WATER 13 . . T 1 8 _ cuarenu, ARRIVED. . Steamer Luke Erie ; Sholes, Beaver, • " Michigan No. 2, Gilson, yeaver. " Baltlc r ,facobs Brownsville. • ,• • • ~•• Atlantic, Parkinscii, Beaver, Clarke,Benvei '• Camden, MendrickSon, McKeesport: de " Hibernia - N0.2, Klihlter, Cincinnati. " Pilot No. 2, Shunk,'Gallipolis. -; • • • " Eatbdisy, Bennett, st. Louis. " Ltlrnartme; Patterson; Bt. Louis.C.- • DEPARTED, " Lake Erie, Sholes, Beaver: • " Baltic Jacobs, Brownsville • • - • Atlantic; Parkinson, do " Michigan N 0.2, Gilson,..fleaver. cc - Beaver, Clarke, Beaver. • ' . : Camden, lilendriekon. McKeesport. • -•." • . Monongahela, Stone, Cincinnati. Z. Taylor, Lucas, Wheeling. • Sir The wbarr looked rather gloomy yesterday ilar The "Prairie State,": Capt. Baldwin's n ew , boat, made a trial trip yesterday ; and proved to be all right, and. Gist. She is a" beautiful beat, and is intended for the St. Louisand'lllinois river trade. Tnr. Maim Vtarrear r —The 'Dispatch of yester day publishes affidavit* of officers of the steamer Monntlreinon, which seta the outrageous' slander of tiro Cincinnati " Nonpareil" at naught. - Such a rentation, however, was not neellenere, wher9 the boat and her. ifficers are kaolin. CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH .• . VAILY.STIZAM PACSET:LINE. 111 HIS Independent Line of steamers is now composed .of the largest, swi ft est, best finished and furnished, and meat powerful boats on the waters of the West. The highest wages are paid for the services of the best and most experienced men engaged in the river buinness.--: The line Ints been in operation for six years; has carried nearly two millions of people, without doing the slighteit Injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge coin parison with any passenger bate in the Union . for safety, regularity, and speed. All that money can procure • has been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of passengers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows: XONDA YPACHET. 7 ,-The Mottorummt4,Capt.Stone, will leave Pittsburgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 r. TUESDAY PACEET.--Theflinmainn. No. -2, Capt. Elineilter, will leave Pittsburgh every :Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Tuesday evening at 10r. st. IVRDNE'SD:4 YPA CRIS' Z—Th e Now Exclaim> No. 2, Capt. S. Dran, wilileave Pittsburgh every Vlrednenday morning ntlOo'clock WheelingeveryWedneaday oven .inft at 10 p. - THURSDAY PACE . RT.—The Baimasyr, Capt. R. J. .Grace, will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Thursday, evening at 10 r. N. - FRIDAY PACERT.—The Cmecza N 0.2, Copt. Crooks, Will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 e. at. 40. - [ISA TORDE YPACKET.—The hiassatture No:2, Capt. L V. Whodueard, Will leave Pittahurgh - every Saturday moraittg at 0 o'clock; Whecliug every Saturday eveuing at 10 P. Y. SUNDAY- PACSST—Tbe Is Newton; Capt. P. Dein; will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at 1p o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 r. H. noo _ L•ifICOSNIT.LIEC - PACKETS. FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE. 01110 LLIS. REGULAU=RDAS Facurr.—The A . No lfine and fast passenger steam Pac ket TELEGRAPH, I. Ilezlep., Com mander, will leave Pittsburg for Whee ling, Cincinnati and Louisville, and all intermediate Ports, every Saturday, at 10 o'clock precisely. For freight or passage apply on board . , orto ' FORSVI 11 & 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 ran in connex ion with the Ben Franklin No 13 and Pike Nb 9, to Sant- Louis—time trirough,rwa DAYS. ap2l.-iy 184 x. 1848. Pittsburgh and Brownsville Bally packet Line. 11141848. Flhattsav lst,tB4B. LEAVE DAILY AT 81. M. AND 4 P. AL The following new boats complete the line for the. present season: ATLArrric, Capt, James Parkinson; BALTIC, Capt. &Jacobs; and LOUISBULANE, Capt. E. Bennett. The boats are entirely new, and are fitted up without ragard tnexpense. Every comfort that money can procure has been provi ded. 'Pheltoats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boat, at the foot of Roust. Passengers will be punctual on board, as the boats will certainly leavoat the advertise hours. New Wheeling Packet. • The new and splendid passenger steamer i tg liiitZ. TAYLOR, M. R. MCAII 7 Neater. will run axe Regular Packet between Pittsburgh and lee mg. leaving this city every Monday., Wednesday and Friday, at la o'clock, it, and Wheeling every Tuesday k Thuraday and Saturday, at 8 o'clock, A: At. For freight or passage, (having superior accommoda tions,) apply on board. -The Z. I'aylor is an entirely new boat, and for speed and aceommodation is not surpassed by any boat on the river. (jan3o). ARMSTRONG /r. CROSS.% Agta. — SITAN• Whe el se ket. • The new and' splendid passenger steamerJAMESNELSON, G.ll. Moore, Master, will run as a Regular Packet between Pittsburgh and 'Wheeling, 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. la. For freight or passage, (having superior aceommoda tihns,) apply on board. The James Nelson is an entirely new boat, and for speed and accommodation Is not surpassed by any boat on the river. AMSRTRONG & CROZER, decent( . Agents. Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packet. .•-• THE swift mining stammer CONSUL, WEEDVII, piaster, -will leave regularly for eating, on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri day, at 10 oeloek,preeisely. Leave Wheeling every s Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur day, at 7 o'clock:A. At, The Consul will land at all Intermediate ports. Every accommodation that can be procured, for the comfort and safety of passes en, hes been provided. The boat is also provided with a self-acting safety-guard, to prevent explosion. For freight or passage apply on board, or to oet9 ]OLIN FLACK, Agent. ' Franklin Packet l i d ar lo r t - The fast packet ALLEGHENY BELLE, Capt. Wat. - ilitrixi., will run regularly be tween nts urgh and Franklin, on the Allegheny River. Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, at 4 o'clock, P. M. Forfreight orpassage, apply on board. Regular Packet for Sunfish. lord THE fine, steamer WELLSVILLE, Clioamas, amass, will leave forth° above and inter totate lions on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For freight or passage apply on board, or to tia2s P. MILTENBERGER, A gt. New Arrangement. THE steamer CALEB COPE will leave for Beaver, Glasgow, and WelLsville, on Tues day, Thursday, and Saturday, at e. st" re uuningon Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. She has a boat at the landin2, between Wood street and the Bridge, prepared to receive freights at any time. S. Zr W. HAR.BAIJGIL Agents, mare - N 0.33, Wood street. Stunmer Arrangement. - AMIETIIE steamer DEAVER, Chi's. E. Clarke, .Master, will leave Pittsburgh for Beaver, assgow, and every Monday; Wednesday, and . Friday—and returning - on - .Tuesday, . Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, A. M. Having a boat at the landing, we are prepared to receive freight at any time. For freight or passage apply to mal7.tf G. VV. RARTON & CO., Agents. _ For Bt. toultß.ll The splendid fast running steamer - • 'CAMBRIA, C. S. Kendriekthlnster, will leave for the bove andlntermediate ports thi s -d ay. For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to feblo . -OEO. 8.-MILTENBERGER,Agent. For jaisityetse, Wabash - River. The fine steamer VERMONT, Captain liszmertovill leave for the above and all intermediate ports, :Mar 'passage, applf on board. For frelg DISSOLUTION.--The partnership of hlearitr &lira is this day dissolved, by mutant consent. The bu siness of the firm will be settled by H. Lee -J. R. MURPHY, 11. LEE. Pittsburgh, 30th Tan., 1840 NOTICE.—The undersigned will continue the Wool business and attend to the sale of Woolen Goods, at the old place. H. LEE. retiring froin the lute firm of Murphy & Lee, I take great pleasure in recommending . Mr. H. Leo to the confidence of my friends and to the pubtle. jan3o J. R..MURPHY: lildrtingr'ldnidlps and Irish Linens: , lir R. MURPHY Invites the particular attention of . those wanting the above Goods, to hisdesirable flock, consisting of the best make, from the most approv ed manufacturers, and the. latter wartanted pure flax-- He has just received an additional supply, and is offering Shining hluslins of .o,superior quality at a very low price. Alto, . • - Sheeting and Pillow:ease Mastitis; Diapers and Crash; • • Table Cloths; . Towels and Napkins ; BltinkeitiNults, Counterpanes; and lionsekeetung Dry Goods generally. i . • LADIES' DRESS GOODS,-Such as French Merinos; Partnettos, plain and fancy DeLaines, (some new styles Nast received ;) Ali:Lena, ke- '• • The season being far adVanced, all these Goods will be sold at prices that cannot fail to please, trr IVholenale Rooms op stairs. . ARD.--;Ju al re ceived, by Express, three pieces orsu perfirtaßßOWN LusTRECLOTEIS, for Over-coats and Sacks, which will be sold low, tit SW Liberty street, by - lnov18) C. c o (Chronicle sad Journal cortaCi II(G. - TgouLL BUTTER-13 barrels Fresh Roll Batter, for _Uar sale by (jaa29) • W. HARD/MGM W=tffMIfZEMEZTA _.f#, - - 4341::: - ! :.:'.1'41. , fit' Blourtit Satinet; Braldlng - Lots ror Bale. .9s7BEMYTIFULLY,SITUATED- BUILDING LOTS t.l it for ship, th Utopian of the Mount Enunetproperty. Persona , desirous of investing..lt sheen shut of reouey,:con _doso to acivShtage;by securing choice Lots of various This property, for beauty of location.. commanding View of the two cities, the Al leglieny,lll4nopgahela'suiii Ohio rivers, is u nequalled. . .lt. has the advantage.of an abundance of the choicest spring water- The new road, now. finishing, will render iteasy of access, and. bring it within a convenient distance of. the Allegheny:market. . As an investment for profit, to say nothing of the o,:t. lightful situation for a residence, the. buyer will secure in it Lew yellrn a TURES-FOLD return. , The above Lots will be Sold' for Cash, or otk a Credit of one to five years. .. . • TITLE CLEARARD I.4I4SPUTAIILE. n . Plans may be See and every information had, of llar. HUGH SWEENY, on the premises; or of JOHN COYLE, at his office - on 4th street, Pittsburgh. novel 1. with FOR SALE . —A small Iron Fonndly, 1. with Patterrirr;Tools,&c., all ready'for'operation, be sold on accommodating terms, or exchanged , for iron This Offers an excellent opportunity ur a young merit° commence the iron Foundry business. Enquire of biCAIFE.dr_ ATKINSON, : let, near Wood street. F"" ISALEI.—.A' small two nary , ramodwelling house, convenienty situatedaronang ou Pride street, one street beyond the Hospital.. The tot 4.524 feetin front,by 1.23 feet deep, and will be sold on accommodating terms. Per fortbe r particulars apply at the house,or ' • sep2 , JAMES MAY, Watetstreet. Ajt Steamilosits for Sale., ; • 1140.4 The splendid Steam Packets - BALTIC rid ATLANTIC, built expressly to run as regu ar ackets on the Monongahela...between, Pitts burgh-.and Brownsville;and having run for a few months; are found to be too largo and powerful for the navigation of that river, are now offered for - The following are the dimensions of these xwnt boats, viz : Length of deck, 170 feet; breadth of beam; WI feet ; wheels, 24 feet diameter, 10 feet buckets; four boilers.,2l feet by 39-inches diameter; cylinder., 21 inches,. and 6.1 .eet stroke, Each . boat contents 50 state-rooms, and the cabins are furnished in the richest modern style. - For terms, enquire of. J. K. AIOORHEAD • novo.:lnf • • ' • Pittsburgh. - Pcir Sale or Exchange., y EPPEL; FOR SALE the whole of the property on which I now reside * in the Sixth Ward of the •City, consisting of the Dwelling House, Out Houses, dce., with the Garden ; or I would exchange the same for Property in the neighborhood of the. City i—or I would divide the Property to suit purchasers. Persons disposed to pur chase or exchange, can ball On me at i the warehouse, of Cummins &Smith, Sirfithfield street, op the Motion-. "allele House. (declptawtt) ,IA ria.,,s C. CUMMINS. :IGIDESALE OR RENT—A Two Story . Brick Dwelling, situate on Fifth street, opposite the Court House:— Enquire of AVAIULLEN- 'DOWNING, janl7 218 Liberty street, opposite Seventh FOR BALE-d, valuable Property of 40 feet'front on Penn street by 120 deep on Barker's alley to a 10feet alley. The above desirable property can readily" ber im proved, either for business purposes or 'private veld - deucesor for renting—will be sold at a Bargain. Also; a lot 0f , 20 feet front on Webster. near Grant street, by 80 feet deep l'rice 0700. S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Ag't . • febs - - • Smithfield st. 1 - 1, OR SALS—A desirable Farm of 74Acreli. with _U tlivelling House, Barn, Stable, and out buildings, Garden and - Orchard, and from 30 to 40 acres in cuitiv ntion-11 miles from the city, on the Franklin Road.— Some stock and farming implements will besold at fair - price. Price of the Farm; including the Grain down, 0 1400. Terms, easy. S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Art, Smithfield st., FOR SALE—A valuable corner Lot of al feet front on Borough street, by 75 deep on North street, in Law reticeville—cantsir tug a new Brick Bcruse, conveniently arranged; with wide hall, large parlor and kitcheo, three bed rooms, upper and lower porches, good - cellar; bake - oven, garden, ice. Price $l5OO ;ssoo.in hand ; 5560 in year ; $5OO at 2 years. , S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,. Jan,. . Smith fi eld street. . FOR SALE. , -A valuable property of a Brick House and Lot, trohting on Lacock street, Allegheny. The House is well arranged, with a good dry vault and cel lar, dining-room'and kitchen, hall and two parlors, two- chambers and finished garrets. Will be sold at abargain. Price 81200 8600 in hand; SCOO at siq months. S. CUTHBERT, Hen: Agent, Smithfield street. TO LET—A Dwelling House on Peders. streot, Allegheny, near the Market mare ; and a small House on Pennsylvania Avenue, near MM. Mur ray's Tavern, Pitt Township. Also, a long Room; .141, story, Market street,,Pittsbmsh. Two small Stores on Third street, and several convenient Offices, near the Pon Office. Apply to E.,D. GAZZAAI, febLaw Office, Third street, over Phdo Hall. ti.t TA ERN STAND AT SHOESTOWN, FOR RENT.—A commodious and well finished Tavern ' 6llll •Stand, in the village of Shdusetown, furnished in modern style , with good Stablingattached.' It will be leased fora term of years. Address inapt P. *MOUSE, Shousetowit. ritTO LW—One Three Story and one Two Story DwellinglHouse, finished in modern style, marble mantels in each of the parlors, and bath houses in each; situated on Wylie street, second and third houses from the corner of Washington tit. JOHN F. PERRY, jan:lwd• Corner of Liberty and Irwin sta. ri 10 LET—The Dwelling, corner of Wylie and Chath j. am street, having parlor, dining room, and six bed rooms. Apply JAS. hIcGUIRE, janla - Tailor, Third at. Ur. 131311 1 * Book-Keeping A ND WHITING ROOMS Alexander & Day's Build ing, corner of Diamond and Market street.. For day and evening classes. Mr. D.'s improvements in teaching, embraced in . his splendid new work on I.look.Keeping, are now attracting general attention in the Eastern cities. " Numerous Alf . are the publications already before the public on this important bmrich or mercantile education, we think, from the, emphatic testimonials appended to the work, that Mr.DulThas succeeded in effecting a more ready . and desirable method of tenchiim and reducing to practice this great essential in the conduct of mercantile affairs.—Nem York Ecru fru; Ezpress, - - - Professional assistance given m opening, posting and closing Merchant's and Steamer's Books, adjusting de ranged hooks, &c, Class hours from .I.UtO 12 a. Si., mid from 2 to 4, and 7 to 10r. tu. jan2 February Magailnea. TIECEIVII) AT M. A. ISIINER'S,—Godera Lady's Book, for February. Graham's Magazine. for February. ' Ladies' National, for February. All the above are more than equal to the January numbers. - Illustrated Coarier, for - December. '*- Littelthr Living No. 244. The Gold Mines of California and also a fall historical account of that country; edited by G. G. Foster. Also,,a large COrreCi Map of all that region of country; engraved by Atwood, Ne%York. Alen, a new work of 150 page*, giving a full"history of California and As Gold Regions, with the geographical. mineral and agricultural 'resources, including a map of the whole country; by Fayette Robinson. Panning Illustrated Life of Benj. ; to be coin plete in eight bombers. Published hy th e Harpers.- • CharlesDlckens' new work, the Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain. Price 6 cents. BERFORD, of Allegheny City, has ail the above. ED-Smithfield street, thud door above 241. jeinl7 11OHTILAITS'OP DISTINGUISHED MEN, engraved from Daguerreotypes; published .by E. Anthony— . Daniel IVebsteri Henry Clay, (in his 71st year) General Scott, Gen. Taylor, Millard Flllmore, Gen. Wm. O. But ler, John C. Calhoun,-James' Buehanan, Theodore "Fre linghoysen, John Quincy Adamg, Andrew Jackson (from Dodge's celebrated miniature) Washington, (from Stuart's painting) Pius IX., Lewis Can. A supply of the above excellent portraitsjust received and for sale by. JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, - jean) , Corner Market and El sts. A chtuLtlrs ENGLAND—The literary of England M from the accession of lames IL, by Thomas Ba bingion MacaulCy. Just received and' for sale by JOHNSTON tic STOCKTON, Corner '3d and 3d Market sta. A !MOTT'S ALEXANDER THE' GREAT—History AL of Alexander the Great, by Jacob Abbott; with en.' gravings. Just received and for sale by JOHNSTON At STOCKTON,. . Corner Market and 3d sta. Pattersoses Carriage-Manufactory, • -Diamond alley, between Wood and Stnidiftekt stretta. . .Wnicar. =yob:cart be found an assort , - .nt of Family ..Carringes, Barouches, Enggies, and all kinds of heavy work; . in a six horse wagon down to a wheel barrow. Persons wishing , to purchase or contract for any thing in the above line, are respectfully invited to call. oct2Bttf --- A FURTHER REDUCTION. aisirs Blospratt .& Sons , Patent Soda Ash. ITO 5 TONS, 3t, gash, currency for 4 M ae., approved bill's. 5 tons or upwards 3,1 do. par, or 6 mos._ do., in terest added. For the superior quality of' this brand, we refer to the glass and soup. manufacturers _of this city generally. b qtr it, N. POTCHELTREE, dec4 N 0.160 Liberty street. WILLIAM. TATECI'dc, Co., (BOCCEIS3OIIII TO 811-KRIFIT-it TLT Z.) NO.IO, Fourth street, between Ferry, and Liberty thief - 2, MANUFACTURIIRS of sheet lead, leaden pipes, hy draws, pumps, baths, water closets, leaden coffins, &c,; keep, constantly on hand and manufacture to order, sheet lead from 1 to 8 lbs. to the square foot; in sheets of 0 by 20 feet, which' hey will furnish to the trade wholesale, or cut to order in tiny size that may be wanted. They also manufacture and keep constantly on hand leaden pipes from 2. to inch calibrei aqueduct pipe, for. conveying watevtrom springs, furnished to the country trade, and put up-on reels in lengths of from 1.00 to 1000 feet on each reel, with_direetions as - to the proper method of laying. Also, on hand, a large simply or Adams'-Pat. eat suction Pumps, for wells 'or - cisterns; Snow & Co's very supeiror cast iron suction Pumps.- _ - Hydrant work of every description executed in the most durable manner, and On the most accommodating terms. Orders-from the country for leaden pipes, she,. lead, or putnris, will receive prompt attention. Queenasvare % China, and Gleamy. .pRITANNIATE*SETS, lifA/V TEL ORNAME IV TS, - 4-c. SELLING OFf CREAP . . AT MODKINSON , S, woon suuter,ITIMICE BOORS BELOW FIPM STREET. THE subscriber invites his numerous friends and ens tamers, and the - public generally, to his large Mid beautiful assortment of China, Queensware and Glass- Girondoles Lamps, Britannia Tea . Ware, Castors, French and English hlantel Ornaments, &c., am.r—all o which he offers at unusually low pncesprevious so 11130DKINSON, moving lower : down on Wood street .1514.0 doom below Fourth, in March. next, Banta.) XrALENTINES.—Just received, n splendid - assortment ,y of Fancy, Comic - , &c.- Also. Envelopes to match, • zElluLort RitizErs, 07 Market street, CILOV.Ett. SEED-7 barrels, just received and for sale kJ by • (lanai) srarra re: SINCLAIR. Cy IJOA RD HAMS—A u&Seniare left" of Stagg & Shay's 17 curing• Ifehay • • - KING & MOORHEAD. =IME=M DLt GOODS--NOTICE No. 60. !Market 'street, Plttsburgl6 BEG mc Irtavepmatamstur andsp the ectfull p y u t b o li n c ti unlii - n i c h e o to tiw the e i o r in na e ; qr. ence of contemplating a change in their businesi, pro. pose opening- the whole of their extensive Warehouie, .(n telading all their Wholesale Rotints,) fOrretniling, and will continue open until the ern of Fdbruary,commenc ng on New Year's Day, - Our -whole-stock, corn.. 11 sing one of the most extensive and variedassorunents of FAISICY.AND STAPLE DRY GOODS ever exhibited the Western country, will be offered-at lower prices than ever before known.,.-Upwards of fifty thousand fare of-our stock has been reeentlypurehased, the great, er portion of which are foreign Goods, received at New York by late European arrivals, which, from the lateness of the season, as well as the well.knewn pressure lathe money market, were sold sit linsnense sacrifices at the public sales, at ratesvarying from twenty-five to fifty per cent. less-than similar goods- brought the first of the sea son.- We thereforeconfdentlybelieve that our prices for the time above mentioned will be found lobe evert lower than any Eastern wholesale rates We anxiously invitee!! persons to visit Our establish. melt, whether they purchase or not, and lest the truth of the above—assuring them that they will incur no oblige; -ion thereby, but conferlu favor upon the proprietors.-- Our easement of SILKS, SHA.WLS t and PINE DRESS GOODS will amply repay one tor a visit ; added towhich our great displa ir of DOALESTIO GOODS will, we hope, induce auto fl - Our system of Ono PriOe, will be Stilt adhered to. liana) • Presti Arrival... New Goods 1 - GB ?aids= sr, BETWEEN 4ra sr. AND TEMS =MORD FARC Y AND STAPLE - WINTER DRY GOODS! :The subscriber has just received his second supply Of NEW GOODS, pdrchased in the Eastern cities since the Great Fall in Prim, and rar below the cost of mann - . factoring, and will dispose of them, Wholesale and Re taili . GREAT BARGAINS TO-BUYERS! '. Bleached Muslin, only 2 cents; . .44 Bleached Muslin, from 61 to 121 coins; , • 4-4 Brown do. - do. '5 to 8 cents; 4-4 Double Pimple Calico, 121 do. Prints, Merrimack patterns, only 61 cents; ' • Furniture ;Chintz, 0n1y.6.1 cents; - Red and Yellow Flannel, all wool, 181 cents 'BritishZhin'tz, Blue and Orange, 10 cents . Bed Ticking, only 61 cents; - French Dress Giughams, 121 cents; French Work Collars only 121 cents ; • . 44 White Flannel, only 25 ' - LADIES'. DRESS GOODS Black Plaid ffilki, rich lustre • • Wide Black - Chameleon Silks, all shades Satin stripetashmere, new style ; _ French Lamartine'Plaids;_ L4ortcse Cloths, rich lustre Black Plaid Alpaca Lnette; . Gala Plaids, high colore; Coburg and.Thibet Cloth, various shades; Perla Printed Lamartine Caehm6res; French Merino - t all colors Chameleon Sattn, all sha des ; . . Black Plaid Gro. D' Armour Silks ; Chameleon Thibet Cloths. - SHAWLS ! SHAWLS!!- Plaid Long Shawls; Broad. Long Shawls; Embroid ered Black Cloth Shawls; 'new style all wool Btocha Shawls; Embroidered,llack and colored Mons de Leine -Shawls; new style Stradilla Sletwls; plain arid embroid- ' ercd, black and colored silk fringe Thibet Shawls, and new style Paris printed Tkrketri and Cashmere Shawls. FANC GOODS. French work Capes; Collars. and Chemizettes; new "style Bonnet Ribbon's; Revere bordered linen cambric Handkerchiefs; Ladies' Cravats and Scarfs ; black- and colored Kid Gloves; mohair acid worsted Mitts; white and black , Silk; Cashmere, Alpaca. ingrain and Mora vian black Silk Fringes. and -.Gimps Thread, Edgings and rnsertings. • DOMESTIC AND STAPI:Ei GOODS. Damask Table. Linen; and Table Cloths; Russia Dia- Per and Crash; Irish Linen and Linen Lawns; Bleached and Browiffiruslin ; Cassinets; lientucky - Jeans; Checks; Bed Ticking ; Domestic Ginghams; Colored Cambrics•, Red,"l'Vhite and 'fellow Flannels; Welsh Flannel; Plain Linseys; Canton Flanitels; Brown, - Bleached and color ed-Drillings.:: • - GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. • Just received, a very fine assortment of French and English, blue, black and brown Clothe; bleak and fancy French Cassnat3res ; new style. fancy Vestings and Cra vats Merino Shirts and Drawers; Linen, Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs; and spl endi d assortment of Gloves Hosiery and Suspenders. A splendid assortment of superfine (ribbon - bitand) Blankets, just received. The above GOODS having been purchased Since the recent great fall in price', Merchants and others ane re quested to call and inspect them, as I feel 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 13113§: c:. the Eastern Cost. ABSALOM MORRIS ,- nor' - No. G 5 Market street.' Pitudnirgh. . . New Goods, at. Number Fifty..nine I r . ' COINER Olir roman en - naafi= STBSETS 7 vurrsounou. (TREAT BARGIIIDIS I—The subscriber - bat just re l." turned fromthestern Cities, and is now receiving a very extensive assortment of FANCY AND DRv GOODS, adapted to the present season, and em br . ming a stock;for richness and variety not surpassed by at." establishrient in' he West. - , DRESS GOODS! Very glossy Meet Silks ; ' 'Cravats and Collars• Handsome drew , -do., -- Black love Veils andHdkfs.; Rich changeable - do. i - Jacimet and'Camb.Muslins. Rich changeable Satin derlaid and striped Aluslinsi. Chines; 'l. . . Handsome Ribbons; .' . Mode and high cold French Glows „Hosiery, &c.; Merinos; L • . ICloths tor Cloaks; Mode and high cold Muslin Terkeri=Shawls ; - - ' do Laines ;. . 'Cashmere do. ... '' New style muslin de Laines; Plain Tidbit% Shawls, silk (Satin striped Cashmeres; fringe ; Fancy do:- . do. ' • Plack Thibet Shavvls,do.do. Billet and calored Alpacas;,Blac k do. do. Plaid Gingham:3, bright co-,Silk '' do. . - do. lora; - • , ' - . : 'Fine Broclim_ - do. New style Visepes ; 'Cloth . do. .• . Gala Plaids, bright colors;, Plaid, Long no. Califiarnia, Plaids ; !Low Priced do Black I3ombazines; • !Plaid Cloakings. ' • . CALICOES—GREAT REDUCTION Xis stock Of Calicoes is very large ; it has been se7 .leeted with much care—with particular reference to fastness of coloring, durability of fabric, 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} eta ever offered ; . . Double purple Calicoes,EMglish, 121 cents; -, . • ' ' Oil Chiutz •; British Chintzes; , - .. .; ..- New style Merrimack Calicoes; • -- • Blue and Orange - . do. Furtuture... do. CHEAP DRESS GOODS_ - A large lot of low priced Muslin tie Laines, of thelow price of in cents per yard. -. ..• , . , Also, Black Alpacas for 121 cis. per yard, Very good .and very handsome .dark and bright colored Plaid Ging !hams, for 121 cents, warranted fast colors. ~ .-• , • DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS. Bleached/Um:dins, till to 12; -. , - Yard wide Unbleached, 91 to 9; • Bed Tickings, very cheap; . - • •-• Casinotts,Drillings, Kentucky Jeans; , . Cheeks l ' Anings, Plaid Linseys; . Domestic Gingham, Mariners' Shirtings ; Colored • 'Flannels, lower than ever offere d; Canton Flannels. LINEN GOODS! ;Irish Linens, Linen'Lawns ;.., . . • . ,• , -... Damask Table Linen; - - .. . Do. do. Cloths; Russia Sheeting; , ,Linen Drilling, Cragt: . A -.. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! . ... . large stock' of Blankets, from coarse_ to Very fine , also Blue and Drab Blankets, fine and very fine, for GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN .-- . . Fine and superfine French and English Cloths andeas simeres; Over-coatirtgs ; Silk - and Linen Pocket Hand kerchiefs and Cravats;:,Gloves; Suspenders; Silk and Merino Under Garments; Merino and Cottou.Half Hose Tile subscriber having made extraordinary, prepara tions for, the Fall and Winter trade, and having purchas ed his Goads ander the advantage of markets unusually depressed, can confidently premise his customers the -best bargama he has ever been able : o offer. Customers.of the house, and purchasere generally,are * respectfully invited to call. (nov2o) PHILIP ROSS.- • toter Goods at-Blasters cost l eIEO. 11. WHITE. N 0.51 Market street, intends making Vila change in his business, 'on Me Ist of January next—will dispose of the following styles of GOODS, at original coat 1-- BrochaLcmg and Square Shawls; - - French Tartan Gong ' ' do. French Printed Cashmeres • - . - . English do - do. Mouseline De Laines ' - 3 4 and 6.4 Gala Plaids ' • ' High con! FrenchGiughtuns, and Fancy DressSilkir. Those wanting Bargains. are invited Mead: in027:1m.- , Reduction in; rtoes. ; virtu. BE SOLD from thia'clate the balance of ciui y WINTER Dana Goons, at greatly reduced prices-- consisting of scarlet, maroou;mazarum blue,l4 , lc,broWn and other colors Preach Merinos, Latuarnne Sinma, -Mohair Stripes; and bar'd Alpacas,-bl'lr and fancy colors; French all wool Caatimeres and De Dairleat low piiced Cashmeres and De Lateen, in great variety; Long_ and Square Plaid Shawls r 'Darken, Cashmere, De Lain° . Cloth, Thibet ; &a. ft. D. TIIOMPSON; • • -dee2 • " 110 Market St y 3 dijortilrotn Lihert IDARD BROVIRRS , PREMIUM GOLD FENS.— ..10 12 doi.of.theabove warranted brand bf.Pens;jiiit received. and - for sale - to the trade at New York prices. The above Pens have received the highest premium ever awarded - 4M Gold Pens, and are:warranted by the xnartu facturer against the point coming off. For sale by EDWARD TODD & CO., . North-east corner of Fifth aid; Market.sts., up stairs. 14.1,ACK AND FANCY CASSIMERES.—W. R. Mon pay lately received a large assortment of .thee Goi:ls, and , is opening them at prices unprecedente• y 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 blue. Among these' are same very tandsome , French Black, suitable for Cloaks, at n very low price , and brown, invisible green, and bl'k Pelisse Cloths, for. Ladiee.Cloalrs, , Also, silk,cotion and merino Undershirts add Drawers; Mariners' Untleishirtsiconstainly on hand. 110` The attention of Merchants and Merchant Tailors, who buy, by the piece, is specially invited to the above.' By Express'. , ENT'S. SUMMER GOODS.—Super.• single - milled G Fr.uch Habit Cloths; rich styles Caasimerer, black and cnlored Cashmerettie Queen 'a and Summer Cloths' figured and plain Trap D' Etes. Vesting% "eery choice?. Marseilles, Silks and Satins. and figured Linen Drills Cheaper yet! "RODINSONISI Cloth Store,'. - * • mar-5 .. • Post Buildings, corner Fifth and Wood. pRK . BASKETS per No. en hbontsr snmnr--Con sisting. of noiltwoodi hlatnigany and-other value, Materials: Also .rt superfine smality -of Toilet and Shaving Boxes, Wri ting Desks,- yancy‘ Building-BloCks nd.Oamett of. every, description, with a largo assortmert Toys and Fancy Articles, suitable for iChrisUnas Pinu= ,-, [deels); .00.0401_& CATOWMi.. .• - *nu. ne.wiGtzknsi BXultithlGlE ,AND B/INKIN9 Ar. 2. corner. 0. Third and Wood streets. . and,Time. Bills of Bkebtuige, Bank Notes and IJI foreign and domestic Coln bought and sold on the . most favorable terms. . • CoLlec tions made Mall the principal cities of the Ural on i at the lowest rates. • jet: ,iOSEPu - • ' w. C. cvntrf. • . curtav, • • • BANKERs,. EXCHANGE BROKERS; And . Diaters in For e ign and Domatie ',Exchange, CertilP. Bates of Atposd, Bank Notes, Gold an Siker, No. 05 Wood ' streel,3rd door below Fourth, Matti*, Pitlsburgh,'Pa. marl4.-ly " • ALLEN. LIAM& EDWARD ILIZAMER & RAHN. • - Bankersand Exchange Brokers, Drains in Foreign and Domestic Bills, Bilis qf Exchange, Certificates 3f Depot it, Bank Notes, and Coin. . - Corner of Third and Wood sta., directly opposito the St• Charles Hotel. rnay29 N. HOLMES & SON, • Bankers and Dealers in Exchange Coin and Bank Nola, N. .15 Market strut,. Pittiburgh. 9E W 3 G RATE. • azonatiom ammo acts New York . prl Cincinnati Philadelphia - Louisville.l . Baltimore . -"' St. Louie I • alga ROTas. Buying Taus Buying rake r Ohio 'die. County & City mire Indiana. f• ." Relief Notes Virgi Kentucnia ky • ".‘ New Penns York ylvania Co. 4 . • Wheeling " marylarid * • Tennessee 3 " New'Orleans • JAB. S. ECON. SOON & SARGENT. • BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS; N.B. Corner of Wood and Sixth street.r . ., Pittsktigh,'Pa., `nEALtuts in Coin, Bank Notes„ Time Rills Foreign Li and Domestic Exchange,.CcruScates Of Deposi ' EXCHANGE en all the. principal Cities of the u n i on and Eu r ope for sale in sums to !Mit purchasers. • CURRENT and par funds received - on deposite. COLLECTIONS T o 'satin parts of die thi ion. attte lowest lifes: . • . • • *sepll-Iy • d'so • - CZ : Diamond Alley, can be • consulted in air . A.4j1 . 1 i plliC3 of aprirale or dclitatenatuie incidenta to the human fraine.. . • • t . Syhilisand Syphiliticerupticms,gonorrhre; ,•• 1,1• q, .•'••• ...and its eonSequencee; together with, all re. . • natal thseagei, impurifies qf the blood; with all disease' of • cot e r eatoriginiskindiseases,wilbstrictures,gleet,urethml' dischargeS, seminal weakness and impotency; also, piles, ' • rheumatism,leumle weakness, diseases of the womb, • monthly suppressions, diseases of the joints fistula in au?, nervous affections, pains in the .Inlck an d loins, Lee, tatrons of the neck Of die bladder and kidneys, scorbutic-; eruptions, letter, ringworm ; diseases, &c. • • • • ••' TWELVE YEARS' PRACTICE' Exclusively devoted to the study and treatment °Pratte; real disorders, and those arising from youthful excesses gaiety, climate, or. impurities of the blood, whereby the • . consutuiton may have been enfeebled, enables Dr. Brown • tootles assurances of speedy relief to all who may place themselves under his care.. . . • • . • • .Dr. Brown's o ffi ces are conveniently arranged into sep arate apartments. Patients can visit Dr. B. without fear of exposure to other visitors. . . . It is of importance to many persons In need of medical aid, to obtain good advice privately and promptly. To nil. nen, Dr. Brown's ready skill in removing venereal dis.: eases in their various forms and stages, otlcrs indueements '• which can rarely be equalled. Strangers :ore hereby api prised that Dr. Brown has been regularlyedacatedta every branch of medicine, and for the last twelve yearl confined himself exclusively to the treatment of-those: diseases.' Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated ,surgeon• iti Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to those corn- , plaints. • il7'Derlain,safe and speedy cores will, in all cases, bo guaranteed. Recent eases are relieVed in a shori time, without inter; ruption from business. . • , (Wr Hernia or Ruptare,--Dr: DroWn also invites per sons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has paid parucni tar attention to that disease. ' - . • - . _ . 'Letters from a distance, asking ailvice, mast contain fee, or theywill.not be attended to. • Eller Office on Diamond Ailey, a few door!! from Wood street, towards tbe !market. 'Consultations strictly co on . dentin'. • woorts4l&wly EITATATISSI.—Dr. Brsvnys I)Any• distovered rew.• ly edy for Rheumatismly a speedy, and certain remedy for that painful trouble. It never fails. . • . •. Office and Private Consultation Boorns,.No. C;5, Dia mond alley,Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor as always at lanlEt.davalt - /salters Magical Pain loxtractor. TO THE PUBLIC.--This is to certify that I have found Dailey!: Magical Pain Eatraetor to prove a cure te the Chronic Rheumatism, which I have been afflicted with for ten years , in my hip joints. • . • • • • _ ABRAHAM R . VREELAND. equaaanork, N. Y., April 8,1349. Ms. H. Ducat—Sir: I have been troubled with Me... Piles fur eight months, and could gel no relief. Your Magical Pam Extractor having been recommended to . me, I applied it bat twice, obtained instant relief, and in a short time was perfectly cured ! Could I not. get any .. • more of it, I would not take a hundred dollars for the balanced sarbox.. • 'WILLIAM 97 North . Moore street, New York, June 10, 1847. ' la" CAUTIONDalley's only Depot in the city cfNew. ..; York, and where the ' can article an be. obtained, wholesale and retail, is at 415 Broadway . : H. DAuxir Is tiro inventor of this truly invaluable emu poturd, Mid he never has, and never will communicate the secret of its preparation to any Dian living; and, there- • fore, no otherperson ever has made, of eke= can make. a grain of ithimself . - Counterfeits abound! Ffvery truly valuable article is • subject to be depredated upon by coanterfeitero and int • posters; and nothing, that we know of; has more exten .sively experienced that fact than Dallcy , s Magical Pain Extractor! - A Tar — The genuine Dailey, In cases of the severest • Burns, Scalds; Piles, &e., afford instant rdiej, 'and .. produce at once a cooling and Soothing e free t—ext rac tins' pain in and from one to fifteen minutes! but be stile, al. vrays, appl m ark .r on cotton cloth. • • And now the decrence!—Coanterfmt Extractors, no matter under what name dieymayappew, or how apt plied, always irritate and increase therein I • Painphlets, containing certificates of cares, maybe had gratis, on applicatiim JOILN D. 51OR0AN, - Western Depot, Pittsburgh. DEL WM. loart.AgCnt. . . Dalley's Animal Galvanic Oare.All, For Hones, Cattle, Am, cures epavin, quitter, grease. poll-evil, sores, galls and bruises. Pamphlets containing certificates of respectable parties, may be bad ou appli cation to . . JOHN D. MORGAN, . octlE:dtswy Agent i _Pintsbar h. __. The Grand Purgative.. , . • . CLICKENER'S SUGAR COATED VEGETA-. BLS EXTRACT PILLS.:.-These celebrated Pills • have obtained an enviable notoriety in the United Slates i." as a cumtive.for Giddiness, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomucli,. , Headache, Fevers, Piles, Costiveness, Coughs, Heart burn Liver Complaint, Scurni.Soro Throat, inward Weakness, Palpitaion of the Hear Indigestion, and .a • variety of other diseases to which hash is heir to, as .a • medicine for the million. In all seasons of the yeare- - • spring, summer, autumn, and winter,—and under till and - cumstances, they can be taken with perfect safety and • success. As a Verudfoge and general medicine for chill- • dren, they are arnica:Jed. Being coated withpure whits sugar, children will easily take them; they neither gripe nor nauseate; are gentle, but thorough in theiroperation. For adults, by increasing the dose, they are equally ben; eficial. As an Anil-Baia:a Pill th ey will be found with • - - out a superior. Ask any one, =long the thousands who • use them, and an unqualified approval will be the certain result. • . • .• - Remember Dr. C. V. Clickener is tie originalinVentor . • of Sugar Coated Pills, and that nothing of tho sort was -ever heard of until he introduced them in June,lB43. Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Clicitenees - Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, !radiate noothers, or they will be made the victims of is fraud. IsW ,- Priee, 25 cents per box.. - , • . Dr. Clickener's priumpat office for the sale of Pills, is . • ,66 Vetey N.Y.. . . • ' AVM. JACKSON. 89 f.lberty.st head of Wood, Pine . burgh, Pa., General Agent for Pennsylvania, Northern • Ohio, and the river counties of Virginia. The following are the duly appointed. Agents for. 4 6beny county, - Pa.: . A. Pl. Marshal 1, / Dr. Brown, Allegheny city... J. R. Johnson, ....-....-..._ ..... . • .. • • Jonathan Ghielst, Manchester. - Alexander Asda le. sheet. • • J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham.• ••••• Wm. J. Smith, Temperanceville.• • ei , G. H. Starr, Sewickley. ' '• :A , •774.• i; • Edward Thaippsan..Wilicinsburgh• , , Daniel Negley, Han Liberty. 11. Z. Mitchell, Wilk insburgh. ' • 11. Rowland & Son, M'Reesport. • ••• •n. •• C. F. Dielil, Elizabeth. John Black, Turtle Creek: • M'EWowney, Bakerstown. Samuel:Springer, Clinton: James M'Kee. Stewartsiown. - • • • Riley PPLaughlin, Plum township ' • J. Fulton, Tarentum. ' • • • , • • - Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenceville •• t • ••• ••• Robert Williams, A rth ursville. • ' • •••• not2L'•d&w6m . • Fresh,. Pure Tear, ,'• .. 11.M.E.9.A1.E AND RETAIL, AT Trio PErkirVtto'. `,roue, 70 Fourth street,mear Wood; Piitan The subscriber,having just returned from New York, in uow receiving a large supply of FRESH GREEN and BLACK TEAS, from Ilie New York Pekin Tea ny, selected with g . reat,care for retail'sales. Our stock.. ng How heavy, we are preyrued to supply Grocers;..,.. owls. Steamboats and Families, with any quantity, t any prie&they . may wish—packed. it I,'l and 1 pound ' ackages, B him cOnnisters, 6 cud 13 Br. .catty boxes; • id in the half 'Chest. . . . . i c e .. . Retail Grocers arc invited toenll, as Mirinnd.will 1 ell better Teas at lower prices than any other house :In Our stock bf fine Young Ilyion, Guirpowder;and Im perial Green, and Ooloug, Black Tens, are the beet in the .American market. ' ' ' • • - . -•• . . I.ovcriug's double refined Lonf, Crushed RlA,PtOvp r iced SUGARS, at retail. or by the barrcl...;, :,' . : ...• • . 'COPFEES.—AIochn, - Old Gov. Java; - paglayrti t St. Domingo and Rio Coffees, selocted hy the most •011110- cleaned Coffee Broker in New York. - .. Sweet Spiced Chocolate,..Pickled Cucumbers . and Oiniong. .Fresh Purehts; pat np In their own juice. Ala..' toga Raisins in 3 Rs: boxes. - •" ' - Di •11.—dle Dr. 11. - Jayite's Family litudicinaloY Mk'. . j 0 VERING'S .DOUDLE REFINED .RUGARS.4-20 bbls.Loveriiioi Dsiobleßefiiie4 eri zeo Suens,}u el toceited and fo% i n hi in the rot' a Ten Store, 79 Fourth Atnfet; by. " deerkd.kw ' : . SAYNKS.' 11DRINTEWS . INg....um beripen . ' News ITik;la2o lb- kegs. at 3 5 Per Iced Jim received erul &veil" at . kin Tea Store by.idecs , d&vr) JAYNIFS. St. Domingo aiut.RiO Coircep, just received 0.0 for In nt theYckutZet Slott, 70 Fourth stresL-07 , _ • dees:4lkw • • JAYNES, • ALL= 'ettomi.; - • -',* vie. c , • " • ._nktOW3ol94lol4lL.- , CORNXii .bz...:SAUTFLFJELp - TEITRA. Are, : EROWN : k CONNELL , - PROPEJETORSz. 41. 8,-Good Stabling attached to the house. ...uoitte• rc.• • • • 10.
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