Mit tailv it rning
MP' Eryiipelas only one among many of the flamer-.
• ons ailments which originate impurities of the blood ;,
and experience. has shown. that few,. if: any, ale more
difficult to ovineolttet. - .= But the Cliakener Sugar-coated
Vegetable have grappled successfally with it in
every form: . ..Mrs lanes, of Albany, now upwards of 50
years of age, bad been subject to periodical retarna of
- 'this eotatilaint Mani.r
he
.earliest infancy; and latterly,
' had been - se-violently affected, as to furnish indications
of'deratigedintellect.. Reeburse - was had, as fonnerly,
• to : the:family-physician; but hisPrescriptionsonly drove
the affeetion - mward„ as visual, preparatory:to breaking ,
out whir-renewed v olenee. .The Doctor. finally meant--
`Mended ti box of Lees' Pills; but t throughsomo mist a k t
of thealtisithe.cavyiti iv
Clerk, a box of Clickeer's. Sugar
r- atu manse Pills was sent in their stead. -lltiving
of wry description- .and being rather.
superstitious withal,-they- cor t iSOkthat Providence
. -had a hand in thesubstitution,. er °Alt might mm.:
out fertile best. -They accordingly.made use-of
The result of a very few doses, left-no mem to regret.
their superstitious notions. The patient rapidly Teeny
"
ered,•and has had no, attack of ihe ,Erysipelas since!
The Doctor was highly delighted at the supposed s ucce as
of hbi' prescription ;Mut was so completely astonished,
- when he discovered his error, that hesesalved, from that
time forward, to presaribemothingelse incases of Cry
.: slating; but Clickerter's Elliga•r-Mated - Vegetable Pills.
illpir•Sold by WM:JACKSON, Gen. Agent
febt4 - ='.. 60Liberty street, Pittsburgh. .'•
• -' • Trot list of Agents see advertisement.]
.1.1.3"-ratissra arm thbugh your physicians' and friendi
gum you up to die ill Your condition cannot be more
hopeless than that of hiss. Rowe
This into certify .that wita taken- with - a pain - in my
- aide and.btesist attended 'with a'aistressing cough, and
forthe space of . one year grew rapidly worse. Although
I had in attendance three physicians, one of whom was -
considered very skillful, all of their efforts proved 'alike
Unavailing.' At last one'of the physicians came in, and
decided that Leouldnot live - more than one day longer!!
All of my friends believed that a few days at most would
end my•eartlity..career!! • -
My lumber, at this erisis r hearing br the astonishing
cures made by Dr. - Rogers' Liverwort and Tar went to 1
Chillicothe,_ distant thirty Elites,- to pineate above
Medicine; end, attunes to telly before I•hart used half a I
bottle, rayi.cough wasendrely,cured, and - Whenl Mad
used two bottles I was able - to-attend to my - family vocai '
tions as usuaI. _ HARZIET Itintit
_We, the undraigged; do certify that this necount
Blra. &rotes is correct, we being personally acquainted
with all the circumstances'. P. P. Jonno!r,
Puna D: hLrrazws
T¢OIIAS
- . 7"ositim
Ktitunton; Ohio, Pebriary Q ied6.
• Termite by • .1: KTDD A: . co.; •
• . ;Wholesale Druggists, No_ 60 Wood st.
Also ;by • . . KNEELAND 5 :11/iRDIN,
feblMatiadtkw
A cough should_ never be neglected.. .It , 11111'y up
pear trilling and unworthy the attention at first, but it
will not remain stational* long; it inliPPrOgreSS 3 /ow. at
first, and its augmentation may oe scarcely perceptible ;
yet when it once - seizes the lungs, all the. other pars of
the bodywil 1 Ve sympathetically affected, and ii confirm
ed. .
COMMODUOII and ptemature death will be the inevi
able maul , A little care would save many a life, ' and
hetimely Use of 'a proper_ remedy might have arrested
Many a ennsumption. • But many persons have an invin
elide repugnance to taking any medicine, - and rather
than use the means towards arresting a disease, simply
because the rented} , may not, be a pleasant one, would
starer and languish fora longtime, before they would re-'
sort to the aid of medicine... • •
11: Falmintock & CO:8 Cough Balsam fins a great
advantage in this - respect over many other „Cough prepa
rations, as its pleasant taste permits it tO be, used without
inconvenience:. Butitit Va. im as a Balsam consists in the
speediness "of its cure. 'We' have known some of the
most desperate "coughs; some of which had been conning
outer a considerable length of time yield 'almoitt imme
diately jolts power. _ .
Prepared and for sale, wholesale and retail, by '
"- - B A. FAIINESTOCK & Co.-,
.
Col Wood and Ist, and Wood and 6th stn ;
. Passage to and from faverPacar
By the well known, fast sailing, fa
' A „ .. • r" - • voyite Stentniihip S4RAII SANDS
' burthen 1700, boas; WM. TinnosoS,
Commander. Will sail from New York
posatvely on. the 24th February', and from Liverpool on
29th March—her regular days. •- • •. A few respectable persons can be hindsomely accom
modatedcit} the 2tl cabin, and found - on moderate terms.
Cabin, 2tl cabin and steerage passengers visiting the Old
Country, or those sending .tor their relatives, sneak' in-.
spent the accommodations of this floating palace, before
engaging elsewhere; and the .price of passage to and
front Liverpool wilthe little more than in a packet ship.
Apply on board, foot of -Peck Slip, or to the subscribers.
• P. W. BYRNES- & CO
EUS.SMith.st., N.Y., and 30 NVM-srlOO Road, Liverpool.
Or in Pittsbnrgh to - JOHN THOAIrSON,
feb9)t . • ls4 Liberty street
James W. Wood - sirell.,
M-ODERN AND-ANTIQUE-FURNITURE
No. 83 ThlliD &nes; Pm - mutton. •
41
A /sacs 'and splendid assortment of Furnitare,
suitable for Sietunboats, Hotels, and Private Dwell
ings, constanUyini hand, and matte - to order.._ ,
be present Stockon 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
terzamed ray pricesshall please. Part of , the Stock too.;
trot. itt—
`-. Telea Tele ; - . Buffet Enniele; - - . -
Louis XIV. Chairs ; -. Queen Elizabeth Chairs; • •
'
Trot Tables
Toilet ablci; -. '-- . Louts XV: Cotainoder.
French Mahogany Bedsteads i Piino Stools;
• 50 Sofas, with plash and hair cloth covers;
50 Mahogany Rocking Chairs;
40 dozen Parlor - -do. • . - -
30 " FOAMY . do. 25 Centre Tables - -
—^:
- 20 pair Divans i 4 ' Pair Pier Tables ; _•• , .
/5 marble top Dressing Bureaus; • -
8 Wardrobes; 8 Secretaries and Book Cases;
20 marble top Wash Stands; ' • -
'4 pair Ottomans ;-
8 pair Fancy W .
{York Stands. other
Furniture,
vrey large assomient of common Chairs and other
Furniture, too numerous to mention..
07- Steam Boats furnished on the shortest notice, land
on the most reasonable terms. -: r..tm •
A. A. Afstootuit Co.,
WO 60 MARKET STREET, will continue theirgreat
.111 sensi-annual sale of DRY GOODS for thirty days
longer, during which time their extensive Wholesale
Rooms will be thrown open to their Retail Trade, as
heretofore.
A. A. MASON la CO. - knowing that they are selling
DRY GOODS of every description from ten to fifteen
per cent. less. than ever before, do invite every person in
want, to examine turd Purchase from our Stock, at the
lowest Wholesale lutes..
Our great object in reducing Stock ix to make room for
Spring Goods, it being our intention to exhibit in March
the largest and the riehartateek of Dry Goods ever offered
by one conern in Arica. '
We shall continue
ms
't to sell our Bleached and Brown
Muslin., Tickings, and other DOmostie Goods, at our for
mer low rates; notvrithstanding . the recent advance 'of
fifteen per sent, upon the same, in the Eastern markets.
RITE-HAVANA AND BRAZIL. SUGAR
-25 boxes White Hiiana Sugar;
25 bales Braxll - i<
In store and for sale - . J. &-J. APDESI
dec27 No. 13 Liberty st.
APPRENTICES WANTED—Fifteen to twenty young
lads fr6m 12 to 15 years of age, to learn the Stocking
manufacuting business.Ariply at M. DALY'S Store ,
on'
Fifth street, or at his Factory in Lawrenceville. -
- .
. .
ANTANTED--Tbree Business Men, -as partuers i e
-- TT - tablishments 110 W in successful operatiort hi tli
gri)Each will be required to produce a cash capital .o
_... ~
Alt#o, a profitable business will he sold at a bargaits, to
one or two enterprieing men ggS. ood business habits.
janG -• . - •• gmithfiel street.
INFORMATION. WANTED.—Any person acquainted
with the Children of John Zlark, an Englishman, (an
imu fourider.by trade,) supposed to have worked in or
about Pittsburgh; and to have died within six oe seven
years, will do them•a kindness, by informing them they
- can hear of tornethin,s^to their advantage, on application
to this office. :
MIORGE,N'FLEMEN.-- - .4V. R. MURPHY has recently re
_L - s calved a farther supply of Gentlemen's Fancy GRA •
vArs; including some .very handsome. Also,: black
- Italian Cravats, several qualities, and including some an
petior.- Also, Gents" Linen Cambric' Hatidkerchiefs,
plain and with colored" borders.
super Silk do.; -Under
shirts and Drawers, me rit.o, - silk and enttoo, some of the
former 'extm size. Especial- attention "is asked •to his
stock of French Broaddorks and Cassimeres, of the latter
plain and 'fancy ; Velvet and Satin Vestings, &e. At
North-eautt camera( 4th and Market ins. {jan2s
TAMES F. KERR,dlionsey at Lato--Office removed to
leF Fourth street, between Smithfield and Grant streets
Pittsburgh.:jan3:3m..:
S
EGARB-40 tn. No. Ide In Cruz Principe Segars;
" ‘• 2 do. do. do.
" . 4 - 3 do. do. do.
lust received and for sale by .
- - MILLER & RICKETSON,
febo . • 170 Liberty street.
6 I.'SitCKS BARLEY---Llstore sale
b S y MITH
GKINIYSTONIZ--.40 Grindstones, assorted sizes, on
. consignment and for sale low by '
jan ' •
_ 4 . = Ndc MRFIF.,
Diamond, corner of Di OO amond AD alley.
ONONGAHEL.A.SALT-101.1 barrels Monongahela
Salt.; oat received and foCiale by
-1an.24 - - KING & MOORHEAD:
100 D by l3
; f in n MILS. APPLES-Onconsignment, and for sale
any (Madl)' - • ICING & MOORHEAD.
'VARIED PEACHES--70 bushels recd for sale
&Thy.- a24l -:. KING & 1 1 / 4 1008111.1A - D.
Fld/UR--For sale byVV
rkiandl ' KING & MOORHEAD.
ftrat—, 20 bbls... Roll Butter, fresh, and in good or
der, for safti by -, ..filecS) • KING & 15100 RHEA D.
URI L S--4 eke ZanteCurrants, new, for sale by
dec27 KING & bIOORHEAD.
1011AIS , DIS---75 half boxes and 20 boxes new RII/Bi/18
oethind and for sale bY
dec27 KING & MOORHEAD; Diamond.
56
BRLS. SUPERIOR FLOUR—For sate by
. AIthISTRONG & CROZER
•
Q LIBLS. CRAB bI..)ER.- - -po r sale by _ •• •
.lan2o ARAISTRUNG Sr, CROZER.
POTA'TOES-59 sacks_ just received and' for sale by
;Platt - ' ARMSTRONG er;CROZER;
SNVEET CIDER--435 bbls. to-day received and for sale
by ijan9) ARMSTRONG fr. •CROZER.
bbls. for sale -
F • jan9 ARMSTRONG k CRGZER.
QMOKED HERRING-50 boxes. very superior,. for
0 sale by '• (laiX2s) ' SMITH & SINCLAIR.
CORN BROOMS-4 5 doxeu, of various qualities,. for
sale by tjan2s) & SINCLAIR. '
ACISERAL-1.09 barrels, No. 3, Large for sale by
- SMITH lc SINCLAIR.
IDATTING-150 bales, Nos. 1. 2 and .3 6 of excellent
1.) quality, for sale by :02.5) SMITH & INCL
MEI
',L..tfi..,; , :t z ,,!;).-..; , ;,,.:[ . .,_ ~
pIT TSBUROWBOARD OR TRADE.
CRAIDi tY • /..
BARKER; -7 Coaxurris voa FaIaTTLIC4.
W RAWRpThr, ;• • - •
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1848.
Steattibott iPacketLine,leavesdallyforCincinnati,MAx
Pauenger Packet, via BnywnsVille, to BaltilOrC and
Philadelphia, tla:m., and 6 P.
!daft Coach Line, direct to Philadelphia, pr K., dud 12 1
:Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, 6a. at. • - •
North-Western via Cleveland, daily, 10 a. m- -
Erie and Western New York, daily, ni.
Nofth•Ban tcrn, to Philadelphia, daily, except 9 ,
• AItEtIYALS AND •DE.l..kaTurtz °Fauns. .-..
Eastern Mail .via Pluladelpyis, due 3 a. at., .closes 18 is.
Western 111ailiCin. and Locum, due B,P. Bt. ) closess
South:via •Balt.and.Washington,due 8 p..l.Lielosess ac
North;Western viaCleveland,' due 10 a. at., closest/ a. X -
Erie-mid Wes tern.Nens .York, Aloe 8 r. las., closes Ba. JE:
•
STOCKS: . .
- ' - r:ta l ue Offered. dtlacd
Bank of Pittrburgh..... .. .••• • • • 0 450,00 850,00 -. 850,00
.Ezelutnge Bank ..... •••• • • • 50,00 . 43,50
klerehtuit a' rind Bank 50,09 47;00 45,00
Parmer.s,Deporitlnuk Pioneinmarket.
Hand 'Street Bridge 50,00 .50,00 • 49,00
Northern Liberties Bridge . . 5O 00 , - 36,00 -
Old Allegheny 13r:diie . 25,00 35,00
Coonellsvilleß. ILStoek,j3nidorr; .
sharea,l39,so ' 5,00 _ 1,43 .
City'Sonds (t re cent') • , 00,00 - <
Monongahela Bridge ..... . . 2, t ,o6 Gas 9tock~. .
.16,50
- .
Daily- neylevr of the Dlar/tete.
, .
• OFFICE OF THE POST,'
Nirsassansy Moanarco, February 14. 149. S
There was nothing but di:illness yesterday. The
weather was very unfasrorable. • ,
FLOUR-410 report, except one or trio small lots
OA c.onsignment. We found no change to report. •
GRAIN—;.Sales of Wheat from wagon - at7ft.,'but
in itsinall way. Oats worth 261 c. from wagon;
from store at 28c.• • Rye is in dethand, but worth no,
more than ::40c. from, wagon, at which there we. I
sale yesterday ofso bu. ' - -
• iARD--40.1e of 24 keg' and 7 bbls. at sk. from
first hands; a prime article is worth 6k. from stare.
BUTTER—SaIe of 10 bbls. fair troll at 10kc.; worth
11012 c., acccirdipg to quality.
WHISKEY—SaIe of 13 •bbls. Rectified 'at• 18c.
' CORN MEAL. --Sales of kiln dried it $2,00; 1
.
sales of common 45c. from store. • •
APPLES--Sales fiem store of good "quality at
$1,18(a1,25. . • • .
RULE, MEAT -One sale at 4c. for hog round.
FEATHERS.--Very little doing ; we quote sales
at 34036 c. in a retail way.
CHEESE—A prime article is scarce and in some
demand. There is a little Hoshen 'held at Sk. at
which some sales. • Common W. Reserve is sold at
firmer figure's. -No cream Cheese. ; • .
GROCERIES—A few sales - of Molasses, Coffee, A
and Sugar reported, but no change 4D prices.
H Gk W
a sher'. .
PARRY,has invelenti
ted i machine forviiuthing'Oold,
• fo which he has made application for a patent--
They ar e now oirered .for sale at the . AVarehouse of
PARRY, SCOTT & Cci.,"NO: 103 Wood at.; Pittsburgh.
Adventurers to California a ei'invited ' to call and ex
' amine threw labor-saving machines:- They are simple
in
their construction, easily rrattsy;ried the back of
mules or horses, weighing eighty poen - di - each, and can
be put in ope ra
uon in half an hoar. They can be. filled
with provisioes. It is the opinion of those who hat , "
seen thetrial of ono of these machines of smallest size,
that two meri will wash tile mineral from 150 bushels of
sand or earth in a day, without the'-loss of a particle Of
the mineral. They can be increased in size and. worked
by water or mule power, if expedient.; The 'operatora
work althorn going into the water or being exposed to
water or wet,- and consequently without endangering
their health ; They will require but a WWI stream of
water, and can be used the whole season, awl can he Put
into operation where there is slot sufficient water to wash
Price of smallest size" 335. "Orders froth abroaktim
companied by , cash, will be Promp - tly
lt. PARRY, at Parry, Scott &Co.'s,
' ' -
No. 103 Wood at.. Pittsburgh.
RW
Guolls>—W .4L hl carat' has opened this morn
ing n lot of NEW , GOODS, embracing many scarce
and - desirable- artiete . s. Persons wanting , Dry Goods of
almost - anyitliseßptletti, , will find; radii* advanced part of
the *canon, a ranch larger and more general- assortment
at ihir store than eliewhere. - -
Among the Goods just opened it a lot of Matarine and
Green small fled Nouse de Lathes,. Terkeri and bl'k
Cloth Shawls, new Priabri &c.—nt 'North-east corner of
4th nttd.Market streets. , -
1U- Goode nt - wholesale, upstairs, very loan, [Maw:
3IES' ..NE‘V NOVI' - .1;-‘,The Forgery, a Tole, by 0 - ,
I'. R.
.'lames E. For sale by • '
JOIINSTCaI &'STOCKTON: .
Comer *iirket and eta
T,mHE midesni
ed denires,, upon his return from the
'East r wbiefrorill be about the dtlior_lOth of Febru
ary. to contract for from 20 to 30 Thousand pieces of.
LOCUST TlMBElcsidtable.for erOßlLTiell, say 9 feet in
length. antkof .suffietent:size to square L? to G inches.—
The Timber to:be delivered either at Pittsburgh or Madi
son, Indiana,—the latter preferred. .Communicatiolts
may be left with Messrs. Church Carothers, before the
dales mentioned. Pajmenta cash. on deliver); of Tim:
biz. - /0101 MUNICH'. ,
- janal Pren'tki. and L Rail Road Co.
(Gazette pub. 2t daily and It weekly and ek. this office)
'1 C
10 LET—A good dryELLAR, actuated on the North.
j east side of the Diamond, suitable for an Eating
Room, or Storage of any kind. Enquire of
. ROGAN tr CANTWELL, -
• 86 Market st.; Pittsburgh.
46 s
alg'f'.l.P.l7bayT&ElT. Rgiliqfig%74l,7ll.-'
-----
RAD COATING-1 bale Drab Blanket Coating.' "
declo_ • MURPHY .k LEE
Allegheny
_County*as•
The Commonorealdi of Pennsylvania to
cl • -cs , lb-Sheriff of sant county—Dna:al:co-":
(t Whereas,at an Orphan's Court,- held at
N Pittsburgh, in and for said ounty,
M nli
ad of Feb. 1849, the Petitio n of.lno. J. at-
V. chel and JnoE. Downing, Adm's of Patrick
Cahill, late of the City of Pittsburgh, dee'd,
sbeWing, (inter alba) that the said intestate died seized in
his demesne us of fee,of and in all the following descri
bed Real.E4tate, to wit: all that certain lot or piece of
ground situate on the south-avert • co: per of Wylie and
Tunnel streets; In the City. of Pittsburgh, containing in
front on Wylie street twenty feet, and extending back a
long said Tunnel street preserving the same width eighty
-six feet ;• on _which erected a double two story brie
buildings the front of which is occupied as a..store.
The above described Real Estate comprises all the
Real Estate of the said it:testi - to at the time of his de,
cease, which has come to dm knowledge of said petition
era.
And Praying the Court to grant them an order. to make
sale of said real estate of the said defendant with the
appurtenunces,for the payment of the debts and' he main
tenance and' education of the minor children of said
Now, therefore ,we command you to cite Johanna Cahill,
widow of Patrick Cahill. deceased, and' also the next of
kin:ot - the sisid Jas. Cahill, Mary Cahill and Mich/Mlle&
bill, minor children under the ttge.or, fourteen years, of
ellid Palriek Cahill, dec'd. and all other persons interest
ted in the estate of the said Patrick Cahill;-deed, so that
they be and appear before our said court, at Pittsburgh,
on the 24th day 'of February init. then and there to'sheat
cause if any you or either:of you have, why the prayer
of petitioner shoold not be granted, and hereoffell not.
Winless, the lion. Benj. Patton Esq., President ofour
said Court, at Pittsburgh, this 9th d ap of February, A.D.
1849. DANIEL McCURDY,. Clerk.
To all persons interested:, You um' hereby notified'of
th co
e ntents of the above rit. JNO. FORSYTH, "
Allegheny Oortinty s ass . .
ft The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
'Mary McCabe; widow ofßernardbliCabe,
ej V ... , `. dect.ased; the next of kin of EdwardMc
- t .., , t .;,)• Oahe and Sentare/McCabe, minor children
"..„,...•Lif under fourteen years of age of Bernard
\-... McCabe, deceased, and to all , others bite
_
reated in the Estate of the said Benntrd
!Becalm, late of the - city of Pittsburgh, deceased'—
,
Waaaaas, at an Orphan's Court, held at Pittsburgh, in
and for - said County on the 3d day of - February. A.. D.
1842, the petition of James Blakely, Administratorof the
Estate of Bernard. McCabe aforesaid, deceased, were
presented' o - the Court , showing, infer alai : that the said
Intestate died seized in his demesne as of fee, of. and'in
the folloWing described Beal Estate, to wit: All those six
certain Lots of 'Ground situate in the City , District of
Pittsburgh, being marked and numbered in plane of Lots
laid out by Alexander Miller„ . hml recorded in the office
for recording- of-deeda,- he., 111 and 'for said County, in
Deed Book ..iii Z, vol. -a, page 541, numberti thirty-one
(310 thirty-two (32j thirty-three' (33,) thirty-four (34,)
forty-two - (42,) and : forty-three - (43;) the said Lots Nos.
31, .2, 33 and 34 being contiguous and being each twen-
ty-four feet front on De - Villiers street on said plan, and
running back, - preserving the same width, a distance of
one hundred and four feet ; and the said Lots Nok.'42 and
43 being also contiguons, and containing in front on Dun
can street, ip said plan, each 24 feet, 'and 'running back;
preserving the same width, a distance of one hundred
and twenty feet—the saidproperty,being'impreidnetiVe
and unimprovedand praying the Court to 'grant him an
order of gale of said Real Estate, &a:, with the - appurte
minces; for the payment of the - debts and maintenance:
and education of the minor ehildren of said intestate.-
Now, therefore, we - command you and every of you that
in your proper persons you appenrbefore'our 'said Court
at' Pittsburgh, the - 24th :.Itiy of 'February inst.) - then and
tbereto - shew cause, if any you or either of you - have,
why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted;
and hereof fail not. - - -. -. . • '
Witness the Bon: BENJAMINPATTON, President of
our said Court at Pittabufgh, the nth day of February, A.
D. 1549. ' - _DANIEL McCUBDY, •
feblea aixt3w . , Clerk.
HARIO , LS HEANS—Rec'd and for sale by
ll jan2.l • CUMMINS & SMITH.
A LARGE LOT OR• SHORTS AND -MIDDLINGS--
/1. Received and for sale by - . • •
janZ CUMMINS
R e I a SERVE , ell EESE.-
1000 i iretil ES l92 ; f ß or N sal
jan'a %CU WNW*. SMITH.
- a - prIIA ItittrB S HrElib nale,,,/ and fo
140 sale by Oan2l) CUMMINS *.k.' SMITH
BUSHELS SHOTS.-AND MIDDLINGS—Just
A -received .and,f4 :.• •, :
,
jax l 23 I'. I, Cl=llNs 8 / 1 11TH
F., BARRELS CIDER—Reed and for sale by
jan23 - CUMMINS & SMITH
-
, - •
•
- ..Chiollsering,a_is/anose. •
JOHN H. MELLOR,. ask Agwit.for
C'hickwine s Pianosfor Western Pelisse,
.
canieo No. 81 'Wood .street, Pittsburgh,.
has received, and now open for sale, the
following elegant - assortment of Piano-Fortes,. direct
from the manufacturer, and for sale at Mr: - Chickering's
(Boston) prices, viz: • - .
Oneanperb Rosewood, seven octave, carved in the-most
elegant and - rich Lyle of,Lonis XlY.—new scale.
One Rosewood, carved, severi,octave--new scale.
One do.- 6loctave—new scale. .
One do. 6 octave, carved moulding , —new scale.
Two do. 0 do. round corners; " "
Two do. 6 do. square "
The above are from the manufactory to r e; Chickeri,.
Boston,and of the latest styles of furniand with his
new and approved scale. - -
Also, ou band, and for sale low— -
Three Rosewood Pianos, 6 - octaves ; from the mannfac
.tbry of H.. Worcester, New York, formerly of the - firm
of Btodart, Worcester & Dunham.
Two Rosewood, 6 octave Pianos; from the manufactory
of Gale & Co., N. Y. - -
One Rosewood, Cl octave; manufactured by. Bacon ft.
Raven, - New York.
One Mahogany 6 octave Piano; made in Baltimore, and
left by- the owner for sale, either for cash or in cx.
change -tor such goods as will SA :ra country store.—
Price WOO.
ian3o
FR RENT—A good,Briek Dwelling llonse,nonve
niently situated for business men, between 3d and
2d, on Ferry Street. Rent—slso..
CebS
NO. SUGIR--30 hhda.pricoe new crop N. 0. Sugar
. jam received - and for sale by
MILLER .1C .RICKETSON,
febEt 170 Liberty st.
Co. Partnership Notice.
/OTIS DITSLAP. 20ILIT FLINT:SG.
JOHN DUNLAP having, on the -Ist inst., associated
with him in his business lona Pr.mtinso. they will
hereafter carry on , their Importing of. House Furrushine
Hardware, and Manufactanng business, under the name
and style of John Dunlap & Co. The business of the old
estabbshmentwill be closed by the senior Partner of the
present firm, at their warehouse, corner of Market an
second streets (Janet. JOHN DUNLAP & CO.
fitHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
Hale, Heineman k Co. was this day dissolved by
mutual consent.. The business of the bate firm wit - Ike
settled by Heineman & Co. JAS. HALE,
SANDS & ktiNvilAhr,
JOHN VOEGTLY.
Sept. 47th, IS4B.
The businesswill be continued bySaans•& Rittman
and Jon* Vorni.r.v, under 'the style of. RFJNEMAN k
Co.
sepe
SUNDRIt --1 bbls. pritne Cranberries;
10 " small White Beans;
5 " Roll Rutter;
5. sacks Dried Apples;
10 kegs Leaf Lard
Received on consignment and for sale by
feb9" KING k MOORHEAD:
1)110E-8 tierc .s, just rec'd and for sale by
feb9 KING & I'iWORIIIE AD, Digger n
ACON—}l¢m and
Skouldere;a prime article, of O.
13 W. /nekton's curing, always on hand Will for sale
by Ifcb.9l KING a - MOORHEAD.
AIKINE3-23-boxes and 44 buff boxes, in stovend
.11. Include by . IfebOj KING a MOORHEAD
- uotalf:
AS Ta tfAlre .l 7l 6 Plal-dthnt—Siraiv Wrapping;
• 1000 .= Crown - "
500 " double cen" "
Received and for Role at the Paper Warehouse of
feb9 S. C. HILL, b 7 Wood in,
IRISH WHISKEY—Eight Obis. Irish Whiskey.re-
LL ceisedand tar sate by
/and JOHN BLACK & at.
.Al'YLR:4—two bbln. Rocnanites, io atorn and for
. aljde
.Ly (dead} NV. dr. J.
lAA BUSIIELS CORN l'ilEil—just- reecived,"lind
lir V for stile oy
dee2o
OL, uItANDIEs AND WlfikN.--A large stock of
fine old Wines and Liquors for sale, in quantities to
suit, by fdeel4l P. C. MARTIN, Ag't.
wHer CI VER,—Atop► bb lc for gale low by.
0 deol4 P, C. MARTIN, Atet.
EACH. BRANDY—A few bbloi oldTendessee Peach
Brauer foz sale by (deel4l P.C. MARTIN, AO. •
. r
'OMAN. C,IO.:FE-350 boxes eream Cheese, to store
vu and reticule by (janZt) S. &W. lIARBAUGIi.
UGAR-30 tbds. nevr and old crop N. 0. Sugar. in
store and for ale b - e2O) 8 k W. HA RHAUG R.
OLAfISES-40 barrels' N. 0 filohum., iu more and
. for sale by (11129) W liA RBAUGH.
SODA ASH-30 casks Bede Ash, a very . superior aril
cle for glass manufacturers, for sale by
jan29 S. & W. HA.RHAUGH.
"FIRER HAIR— es 6 bales De Hair, in storeand for tali
LI by (jan29) S. & W. HARDAUGH.
ARD-2 - oThliliZE
jan2d 30 kegs
WOGS—Fresh Eggs just received and for sale by
jan29 & W. HARE.*"
DRY APPLES-75 bags Dry Apples. just rec'd and
LP for sale by (ATM) S. kW. HARBAUGH.
SUGAR HOUSE a. LitSuga
House Molasses, on consignment and for safe by
, MILLER & RICKETS _ ON
A BOXES warn, HAVANA SUGAR;
'HI 60 bags " Brazil " received and
for sale by - (ddc4) MILLER & RICKETSON.
AI . OLASSES- , -tt bbls. Spgar House ;
40 ". new crop Plantation • received
audio!. sale by. Idee4) MILLER RICKETSON.
OLIVE OIL—CROP OP 1848.-10 basktutuf. - Hoi••
deans, " Larands ;"
10 baskets sup. Beldam," LBIOUTI j"
15. .‘ Marseilles; ree'd and for sale by
dee 4
irIOFFEE-40 bags Rio Cone;
80 " sup. Rio Coffee
50 " Laguyra " in store and for sale
by (janlB) MILLER & RICKETSON.
POT-ASH.—II casks Pot-Ash in store and for sale by
JanlB MILLER & RICKETSON
p HITE HAVANA SUGAR---3D boxes White Ha
vana Sages, just rec'd and for sale by
ants MILLER & RICKETSON.
LARD 01L-12 bbl a. 1 Winter Strained Lard Oil
" "I all " " "r
Just received and for sale by
MILLER & RICKETSON.
LAMPBLACK—Superior Star, in barrel* , and hlids.,
assorted papers, for sale by
13. A. FA/INF...STOCK & CO.,
Corner,lst and Wood ens,
IRISH MOSS—One bale just received and for sale by
B. A. PAHNESTOCIC CO.,
Corner let and Wood eta
CASSIA -200 mattsjust received and for sale by
B. A. FAHNBSTOCK & CO.,
Corner let and Wood sm.
BLANKET COATINGS—Drab, Lavender, Grey IVllx
.ed and Blue, for - tale by the piece or packte • at
manufacturer's pries - by MURPHY fr. LE
Au° - - Liberty street, opposite Pi It;
PERM, WHALE. AND LARD OILS— •
1400 as. Unbleached Winter Sperm, manufactured
• . this winter
. 900 gi. Blenched, do. do. do.
900 " “ Winter Whale do. do.
14 bbls. No. 1 Winter Lard Oil.
Just received and for sale by
- , MILLER Is , RICKETSON,
eV/ 170 Liberty street.
-
LIFE OF FRANKLlN,ll.lxernsran—ln course - of pub
'icemen in the social form, by Harper &Brothers, N.
York..-The Life of Benjamin. Franklin, consisting of his
Autobiography, and a narrative of his public life and err-.
vices, by the Rev. H, Hastings We!di splendidly embel
lished byrninnerous - exquisite designs, by John O. Chap. in the highest style of art. The work is
printed in the form, on superfine paper, from bold
and legible 'type, It will be complete.d in eight parts ' at
25 cents each, and issued at brief intervals. Each part
wilt he'received by erpress immediately after its publi
cation. Part Ist just received and for sale by - -
JOHNSTON A. STOCKTON,
Corner of Market and &lids:
CALIFORIVIA WAGONS-- -
1000 fumed:Wagon Feltoes, (Government sizes;)
500 "• " • Htbs; far sale by
C. A. 111 . eANULTY & CO.;
febB ' • Canal Basin
T .
O LET—A Three *tory:Brick Dwelling, (containing eleven Rooms,) orrWayne 'greet. Rent, to n.good
Tenani,lMO. Apply to
=M]fMill
-`!~_,: fir- ~ . , : .-L,... _ =:a; = , .-. ~ _ ... „ ~_
Passage to -arid Eirosin-EVland, reload,
LAND : AND Irr Be at Steamship SARdil SANDS, and „ths regidar
• -Parkes Shim
I 1 •
. •
sittlarks 6c co;,
. , IrsranzistEn tit 18244 -
No. 83 Saudi street, New York and 36 TVaterloo
Psasons. sending to the'Old Country for their friends,
can have them brought out by the RegulaiLine of Pack
ets, sailing from Liverpool oni Ist; 6th, 11th, 160, tlat or
.16th of every'month; comprising the following Ships:—
Fideliar Siddons, ' 'Henry Cloy,
ilottinguer, ' Columbia,' ', .:Constellation,
Roscius, • 'Pathicir Henry; • ' Cambridge,
Isaac Wright. Waterloo, ' • Constitutton,
'
Ashburton New-York; Garrick,
West Point,, Queen of the West, Montezuma
Yorkshire, -Sheridan', - Naw World,
Liverpriol, 'Oiford • Skiddy.
Or in the Slat class American Sbips,'sailing.fnota Liv
erpooltiq the 1.03 . 11 Ports every:tlay, dompnaing, thei 7
St. Patrick, St. Geoirge,, Andrew Poster,
•-•.: Yorktown, Creole, Memnoni i .
Elsinore,' Wm. A:CooPier.
And many Others, which this limited . space will - not ad-*
mit or. here esumerating., . .
p, W. BYRNES'iks CO:are the sole Paissenjgoe•Agents
for the SteamshipSAßAß SANDS: Her appointed sail.;
ing days; for 1849, are - ail follows:: From Liverpool op
20th January, 29th - Idarch,4th June, 6th "August andllth:
October; from New-York on24th Pebruoq, 3d May, stp-
lul_ y,ljth September,: and 15th November.
TherefOre, those wishing their relatives •oui•early. fa'
the Spring . , will find it to their interest to patronize this
Old • Lstabluthed Rouse, our arrangementh being so per
fect that' no delay or disappointment can occur. •
„Drafts at sightfor any amounton the National Bank of
Ireland, itithranches &h., at all tidies sale..
ply to, or Oldress Wetter, post-paid,
Ir. W. BYRNES CO; SI South Y.,
and 30 Waterloo Road, Liverpool
Or to-- ' • " JOHN THOIHPBON,
jan27:tt 156 JOHN
Pittsburgh.
-
S. CLIT/IBERT, G r eif - Agent,
, Smithfield street.
14. k J. C. ACIIME4OI,I;
PM reed ntal for gale by
S. & W. HARBAUGH.
51. genuine Pnneipe, "Cruz de Sone! ,
20 " " "Justo Zanz."
30 " Havana Regnline.
5 " " Fragancia. Ree'd and (Urania
dec4) MILLER & RICRETSON.
C. A. 111 ANULTY & CO.,
Canal Hawn
. -;~., -
BMI
POH.T:O, 1,1,Tr/SBUR:011:
$ VEX? WATSR YN TitZ
ARRIVED,
Steamer Lake Erie, Sholcs. Beaver. •
- " • Michigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver. •
- • Baltic,. Jacobs, Brownsville.
" '"Atlantic, Parkumcni d 0.., •
• " Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
- •" • New England N0.:2, Dean, Cincinnati.
" Germantown,'Hazlett, Sc. Louis.' • , •
" Murdock, Wellville.
'" Waver, Hoopa,•Beavet,
4 Cumberland, Miller, Nashville.
Robert OrisMr's Landing
DEPARTED,
" • ,La ke Erie 4 Shales, Beaver.
ti Billie Jacobs, Brownsville •
" : Atlantic, Parkinson, - do. '
Itlichigan No:'2, Beave r.
- Beaver, Clarke, Beaver. '
" Camden,Hendrickon MclieesPort.
• Pilot No. 2. Shank, •
" Hibernia No. 2, Klinetelter,.Cineinnali.
" Caleb Cope, Murdock, 'Wellsville.
Robt-Wietttnan, Grisler'sLanding.
"• • Dolphin, Hazlett, Nashville. - -• . -
_ . ,
CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH
DAILY SIC'E 1! A•O74ET.LINE.
;THIS indepondent Line of steamers is no*composed
of the largest, swiftest, best finished and (mulled,
And most powerful boats on die waters of the West- The
Idgbestwages are paid for the services of the hem and
most experienced men engaged in the river business.—
..The line has beenin operation-for six years has carried
miarly.twomilliona of, people, without doing the' slightest
injary to - their persoins. : The proprietors challenge corn
panson with any passenger line in the Union for safety,
regularity, and speed. - Allthat money cat: procure has
'been provi
ded for the safety, comfort and Convenience of
, passengers,. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows:
AIONDAY PACHET.- 7 The hloxonnanma,Capt. Same
will leave Pittsburgh every Monday morning. ail° &clock;
Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 Q. M.
• TI7RSDAY PACiC.ET.—The ILumartu. Na. 2, Capt.
Jno. Alinel.lter, will "leave 'Pittsburgh -every Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
WEDNESDAY PACKET.-The NEW &smarm No.
2, Capt. N. Deign, will leave Pasburatteeery Wednesday
morning t at lOo'elock Wheelingevery Wednesday even-
THI72iSDAY PAC/UM—The Hamusar, Capt. R. J.
Oteux, will eave Pittsburgh ev;a7 Thursday morning at
10 o'clock; wheeling-every 'Thursday evening at 10 P. M.
FRIDAY PiCZE-E—Tbe Cumat.' No, 2, Copt emit
will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 p. la.
4.iSA.TURDAYPACAGET.--The hiassaarota NO. 2, Capt.
C. Woodward, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday
morning atO o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening
at 10 r. x.
81/IYDA Y PACKET-The ThAAC Navrrost,'Copl P
Ikrol, will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday • ;
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10a
- • •
nov
• LOUISVILLE PACKETS.
FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE
ortio LUtE. •
, REtit7dlt SAMDAY Pscast—The A
No 1 fine and fa,t passenger steam Pac
--mats ket TELEGRAPH, J. Hexlep,, Com
mander,will leave PittsbUrgfor-Wheel
lug, Cincinnati and Louisville, and all intermediate Ports
every Sarinday,st 10 o'clock precisely. ' ,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
FORSVI ft. 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 aro inferior to no boat on
the western waters. The Telegraph will run in connex
ion with the Ben Franklin No 6 and Pike No 9,10 Sant-
Loins—time through,vms tikes: ap2l-iy
1848. 1848.
Pittsburgh and Brovensiane Daily Packet
Line.
FICBRI7MIT 15t,1848. FEENTIARY Ist,lBlB.
LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. M. AND 4 P. M.
The following new boats complete the line
for the present season: ATLANTIC, Cap:,
Illarl iJantee Parkinson; D.ALTIC; (lam. A-Jacobs;
and LOUIS M'LANE, Capt. E. Bennett. The boats are
entirely new and are fitted up without ragard to expense.
Every comfo ' rt that money can procure has been provi
ded- The boats will leave the MonongalielaWhorfitont,
at the foot of Ross at. Passengera . wtH be punctual on
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the advertise
New WheelllsstirPacket.
44• - The new and splendid passenger steamer
Z. TAYLOR, M. R. Leese, Master, will run
as a Regular Packet between Pit urgh and
%lice ing. leaving this city every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at GI o'clock. A. it.. and I% heeling every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday'. at S o'clock, A. st.
For freight or passage, (having superior accomrnoda
tious,) apply on boon].
The Z. Tay/or in an entirely new boat, and for speed
and accommodation is not surpassed by any boat on the
river.. - (mutat) ARMSTRONG & CROZER, Acts.
New W heeling Packet.
aimit'The neur- inesplendid passenger
steamerJAMESNRLSON,G. O. Moore,
Master, will rap as a Regular Packet
between lug
Rua city every Tueay.Thursda and y
and Saturday. at
11l o'clock, a. sr, and Wheeling every Monday, Weditcs
day and Friday, at 10 o'e loek, A. a.
For (might or passage, ( havingsuperior accomtnotla
tionth)apptron board.
. The Samos Nelson is an entirely neiv boat, and for
speed and accommodation is not surpassed by any boat
on the rieer. ' A.MSRTRONG CROZRR.
dectlaf: Agents.'
IE - 4aiburgh and Wheeling Packet.
THE swift running steamer CONSUL,
Wanatra, Master, will leave regularly for
Wbeeling,on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at 1O o clock,prrewely.
Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day, al 7 o'clock. A. 11., positively.
Ilte Consul will land malt intermediate ports. Every
accomModation that can be procured, for the comfort and
safety of passengers, bas 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
oct9 JOHN FLACK. Agent:
- . Franklin Packet.
lailart The fast packet ALLEGHENY BELLE,
Capt. Wm: Hentwei will run regularly be.
tween me urgb and Franklin. on the Allegheny River.
Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, - of 4
o'clock, t. c. For freight or passage, apply on board.
, dec27
Regular
THE fine steamer WELLSVILLE. Capt
BAILNES. Win leave for abotateheve
rne late ports on Wednesdays and Saturdays.the and inter
For freight or passage apply on board; or to
au23 . ; GEO. B. MILTENBERGER, A t.
Yew Arrangement.
THE steamer CALEB COPE will leave for
Beaver s Glasgow, and Wellsville, on Tues
day, Thursday , and Saturday, at 9 A. 51, re
turning on Monday, Wednesday, and Praday. She has a
boat at Ms landinll, between Wood street and the Bridge,
prepared to receive freights at any time.
S. &W. HARBAUGH, Agents, .
No. 33, Wood street.
_______
Summer Arrange ment.
Aassllidt THE steamer BEAVER, Mitts. E. Clarke,
Master, will leave Pittsburgh for Beaver,
gow, and Welliville, every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday—and-returning on Tuesday, Thursday,
and - Saturday, at 9 o'clock, A. ot. Having a boat at the
landing, we are prepared to receive freight at any time.
For freighter passaged P_PIY to
mat7-tf (.' CI W„HARTON .k. CO Agents
For Ea.Lou:o4
The splendid fast running steamer
•
m agiC.S.NendrielETßusteTwill leave for die
above and intermediate ,ports this day.
For freight or passage apply' on board: or to
feblo - GEO. B. MILTENBERGER, Agent.
• For Lafayette, Wabash River;
The fine steamer VERMONT, Captain
• L • Hemmerr, will leave for the above and
all intermediate ports,
Tuts DAY.
on board.
MUM
ht or passagr.
DISSOLUTION.—The parmersitin of MURPHY It LEE
it this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The bu
siness of the firm will be settled by H. Lee
J. IL MURPHY,
IL LEE.
Pittsburgh, 30th-Jon., 1849
•
NOTICE.—The- undersigned will continue the Wool
business and attend lathe sale of Woolen Goods, at the
old place. • --- H. LEE.
In retiring from the late firm of Murphy & Lee, I
take great pleasure in recommending Mr. H. Lee to the
confidence of my friends and to the pubtic.
jan3o J. IL 1111TRP
Shirting Muslin. and Irish Linens
-vir R. MURPHY Invites the particular attention. of
V . those wanting the above Goods, to his desirable
stock, consisting of the beet make, from the mostapprov.
ed manufacturers, and the latter warranted pure flax.—
He has just received anadditional supply, and is offering
Shirting .Muslins of a superior quality at a very low
.price. Also,
Sheeting and Pillow-ease Muslins;
Diapers and Crash;
•
Table Cloths, Towels and Napkins
Blankets, quilts, Counterpanes; And
• Housekeeping Dry Goods generally.
LADIES' DRESS_ GOODS—Such as French Merinos,
Parmettos r plain and fancy De Laines, (some new styles
lust received;) Alpacas, ace.
The season being. far lICIVIIIiCBII, all these Goods will be
sold at pnees Hat eunnot fail to please
117'.* Wholesale Rooms up stairs
CARD.--Justreeetved, by Express, three pieces or ni
perfine BROWN LUS'FRI....CLOTHS, for Over-coats
.sad Sacks, *llia will be sold law, at '251 Liberty street,
by - (novI8) C. WERNEBURG.
- . lObronicle and Inurnal eopy:l
01.14 BUTTER-15 barrels Fresh Roll Batter,-for
sale by (jaa'29) S. & W. HARBAUGH.
•
UUMILS. SUPERFINE FLOUR—Ewing's brOnd,
- for sale by (j3l) ARMSTRONG h CROZER.
BMA. TITEFI7I3tIRZ-rii'M and for mile by
jtines ARMSTRONG at, CROZER..
ROANS--3 bldr.jugt received mid for sale by '
- ARMSTRONG & CROZF:R.
200
.BRLS SUPERFINE FLOUR—For sale by
Jan 24 • ARMSTRONG C CROZER.
_ _
OLL BUTTER-6 bbls. just received and for sale by
ARMSTRONG & CROZER,;
No. W.Market et.
•
BBL. EGGS—For Bale by
1
jan:2o ARMSTRONG & CROZER
:,~:
_ 4e'r; '
, .
mie O gi t,.. e7y — nta ti r s Z i sirk l e o t itse, u o gr n
. F . edeT t r it s s tr m e a l l
House on Pennsylvania Avenue, near Mrs. blur
ray's Tavern, Pitt Township.
Also, a. long Room, 3d story, Marke t street, Pittsburgh.
Two small :Romeo!' Third street, and several convenient
Offices,near the Post Office. Apply to
TAVERN STAND AT SHOUSTOWN, FOR
RENT—A commodious and well finished Tavern
Stand, th ville f odown, furnhed in
•moderh style, in
with e
good ag St ,ci abli S n h g a w ttached. .It is will be
leu9edfora term of years. Addles •
Jaitt2 "P. SHOUSE, ShoUie(owit.
ril l TO LET—One Three Story and oheTwe Story
Dwelling House, finished in modern style, marble
mantels Bleach of the parlors, .and bath houses
in each; shunted on Wylie street, second ; and third
houses trout the corner of Washington it. ' •
' JOHN P. pairty,
inuzuwa• Cprner of Liberty . and Irwin sti.
LET--The Dwelling, corner of Wylia'and Cliath-
J„ ant street, having parlor, dining room, and six hed
rooms. Apply to JAS. hicGUIRE,
itinl3Tailor, Third st.
Mr. Duff's BOok.Keeplug
AND WRITING . ROOMS, Alexander le Day's Build-
Mg, corner of` Diamond art! Market street. For
day and evening classes.
. Mr. D.'s improvements in teaching, embraced in his
splendid new workem Rook-Keeping, are nowattracting
general attention in the Eastern cities.
"Numerous as are the publications already 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 effecting a more
ready and desirable method of leaching and reducing to
practice thin great essential in the conduct of mercantile
affairs.—Nets Fork Ertning Ott. 30. •
Professional assistance given•ln opening, posting and
'Closing Merchant's and Steamer's Books, adjusting de
ranged books, Ace. Class hours from 10 to 12 A. N!:, and
from 2 to 4, and 7 to 10r. .
RFebary filaguaines.
RECEIVED AT MM . A. MlNERS.—Godey's Lady's
Book, for February.
Graham's Magazine, for Febniary.
Ladies' National, for February. All the above are more
than equal to the January numbers.
Illustrated Courier, for December.
Linen's Living Age, No. 244.
The Gold Miues of California, and also a full historical
account of that country,' edited by G. G. Foster. Alsoi a
large correct Map of , all that region of country; engraved'
by Atwood, New York.
Also, a new work of 150 pages, giving a full history of
California and its Gold Regions, with the geographical,
mineral and agricultural resources, including II map of
the whole country; by Faye Robinson.
Part first Illustrated Life of Ben j. Franklin ; to be com
plate ineight huatbers. Published by the Harpers. ;
Charles Dickens' new work, the Flaunted Man and the .
Ghost's Bargain. Price 6 cents.
BERFORD, of Allegheny City, has all the above.
fr - r Smithfield street, thud door above kd. jarilt
YOETHAITS ON DISTINGUISHED MEP, oneitiVid
from Daguerreotypes, published by E. An Webster, Henry Clay (in Ins Tlst year) General
Scott, Gen. Taylor, Millard Fillmore, - Gen. Wm. O. But
ler, John C. Calhoun, James Buchanan, Theodore Fre
linghuysen, John Quincy Adamg, Andrew Jackson (from
Dodo's celebrated miniature) NVashington, (from Stu art's
Pai
supply of theA nliug)PiusiX ov " a l b 4w e is ext g l e lent portraits just received
and for sale by JOHNSTON tr. STOCKTON,
janl9 • Corner Market and 3d eta.
MAOAULEVS ENGLAND—The History of England
from the accession of Joines IL, by Thomas Ba
bingtou Macaulay. Just reeeived and for sale by
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
- Corner Pd and 3d Market sta..
ABBOTT'S ALEX:ANDER THE 'GREAT--71-lislory
of Alexander the Great, by Jacob 'Abbott; with en
gravings. Jail received and for sale by
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Corner Market-and , 3d eta.
Patterson , . Carriage Manufactory,
Diamond elley, 'between Wood, and Smitkficki strum.
Wuraz may always be found an assort
, ..ent of Family Carriages, Barouches
Buggies, and Wagon of heavy work,'
""Amm:"' from a stx horse down to u wheel
.barrow. Persons wishing to purchase or contract - for
any thing the above line; are respectfully invited to
can. occ44:tf
feblo
• FURTHER EDUCTION.
Jam. Mtnap A
ratt Sons ß ' Patent Soda Ash.
1 TO 5 TONS, 3f, cash, currency; or 4 mos., approved
1 bills. 5 tons or upwards 3} do. par, or 0 mos. - do., in
terest added. For the superior quality of this brand, we
refer to the glass and soap manufacturers of this-city
generally. W. & it 2, 11 IITCHELTItEE,
dee4 No. 160 Liberty street.
WILLIAM. TATE
(SUCCESSORS TO SHARITS A TATE.)
No. 10, Fourth street, between Ferry and Liberty streets,
MANUFACTURERS of sheet lead, leaden pipes, Ity
drants, pumps, baths, water closets, leaden coffins,
tke,; keep constantly on hand and manufacture to order,
sheet lead from Ito 8 lbs. to the square foot,ln 6
sheets' of
by 20 feet, which they will furnish to the trade wholesale,-
or cut to order in any size that may be wanted.- •
They also manufacture-and keep, constantly on' hand
leaden pipes from 2to inch calibre - aqueduct pipe, for
conveying water:from springs, furnished to the -country
trade, and put up on reels in • lengths of from 100 to 1000
feet on each reel, with directions as to the proper method'
of laying. Alio, on hand, a large supply of. Adams' Pat
ent suction Pumps, for wells or cisterns; Snow tin Co's
very supeiror eastrron 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, shee t
lead, or pumps, will reeciveltrompt attention.
jet!-claw
gineeneware, China and
BRITANNIA TEA SETS, MANTEL ORNAMENTS, ke.,
- SUMO OFF MINA?
AT TIODKINSiDar,S,
roon arastr, mann ntinak BELOW.. writ annum.
'HE subscriber invites his numerous friends and ens
tomers, and the public: generally, to his large and
beautiful assortment of China, Queenswarn and Glass—
'
:Oirondoles Lamps, Britannia_ Tea Ware, ;Cannon
French and English Mantel Ornaments, ere., dre„, 7 ,410
which he offers at unusually-low prices, previonaln'
moving lower down on Wood.street, two doors: helms ,
Fourth, in March next. Uttn3l) HODKINSON.
IT ALENTINE.;=I:- - -fust received, a splendid assortment
y - of Fancy, Comic; &e. Also, - Envelopestri xnateh,
ZEBULON itibrzgrs,.
,67 Market erttioi. -
LOVER SEED-7 barrels, just received and for sale
by (jalai) SMITH.. dc SINCLAIIL
U 0 AR'D HAMS--A "few more left" of Stagg , & Shays'
coring. (feb9] KING: & MOORHEAD!'
,
Mount
mmefßafldttn
Lots far Haie•
cxy-BEitUTIFULLY: SITUATMIi . BUILDING LOTS
cll. for sitlui iirtheplan - tit the Mount Emmetproparty.,
Parsons desirous of investing - tusmall sum of money,.can
do-so to advantage, by - securing choice Lots of various ,
This property, for beauty of Mention, comm a
anding
view of the two cities, the Allegheny, Monongaheln'and
Ohio rivers, is uriequalled. It has the advantage of an
abundance of the choicest spring Water. 'The new road,
now finishing, will render it easy of access, and bring
within a convenient - distence - of the , Allegheny market.
As an invest - meat for profit, to say nothing otthe de
lightfal situation for a residence, the buyer will sem:mein
a few years a runsat-roLt return.' ; -
The above 'Lots will be sold for Cash, or on-a Credit
of one to five gears
TITLE CLEMLAIPD iNniscarintal: • -
Plans may he seen and every information had, of Mr.
HUGHI3WEENY,onthe premises; orofJOHN COYLE,
at his offiee,on9th street, Pittsburgh. - nov3o
•
IRONFOITNDRY FOR SALE.—A sznalLlron Foundry,
with Pattern's, Tools/e., tilt rendyclor operation, will
be soldon neeonnnodating,ternus,'or exchatignd'for Iron
orgo i od:
Ths kere ELIEI ezcellent opportunity to a'yOung man to
eonurienee thelrOn.lottndriisiness Enquire of
CAIFE‘k. ATKINSON,
' near Wobd.street,'.
FSALE=A small two story frame dwelling house,
.1: conveniently sitonted, fronting on Pride street, One
street beyond the Hospital. The lot is 24 feet in front, by
123 feet deep, and will be sold on accommodating terms.
PorTurther partienlarsapPly,pt the.house,or - -
ser2 JAI%IES MAN, Waterstreet.
' • Steam Boots for Sal,: • -
l i la& . The splendid steam Pae.ll; BALTIC_
t="."and -ATLANTIC, built expressly to run as
.• :tetickets on the Monongahela, between . Pans-.
burgh and Brownsville, and having run for a few months,
are found.to be too large and powerful for the navigation
of. that river, are now offered foi sale. ,
The following are the dimensions of these TWIN limits,
viz : Length of deck, 170 feet; breadth of beam , , 20 feet;
wheels,'l feet diameter, feet buckets ;. four bailers; 21
feet by 3.9 inches diameter; cylinder!, 21 inches, and 14
eet stroke'.. Each boat contains 50 state-rooms, and the
cabins are furnished in the richest modein
For terms, enquire of _ J. K. MOORHEAD
novZ3:tf . Pittsburgh.
For'Sale or Exchange.'
r (PFEIL FOB SALE the 'whole of 'the , property on
1. which I now_residei in the Sixth 'Ward of the City;
consisting of the. Dwelling lionse; Out Houses, &c:, with
the Garden; or would exchange the' same for Ptopeny
in the neighborhood of the City would divide the
' Property to - suit, purchasers. Persons disposed' to pur
chase or exchange, can call on me at the warehouse of
Cummins & Smith, Smithfield street, opposite the Motion
gahelallouse. (dec9;tintalf) JAMES C.-CUMMINS.
FORSALE OR RENT—A.Tvvo Story Brick Dwelling,
situate on Fifth street, opposite the Cohrt House.--
Enquire of IiFhIULLEN & DOWNING,
janl7 218. Liberty street, OpPoshe' Seventh
T ..___„
OR SALE—A valuable Troperty.of 40 feet front on
Penn street by 120 deep on Barker's alley to alp feet
alley. The above desirable property can readily,be im
proved, either for business : _purposen or private, resi
dences, or for renting,-will be soul at a Bargain.. Also,
a lot of 20 feet front ow Webster, near Grant street, by A d
feet deep - Price $7OO. S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agl,
104
FOR SALE—A desirable,Farm of 74 Acres. with
Dwelling House, Barn, Siable, and out - buildings,
Garden and Orchard, and - from 30 t0.40 - acres in cultiva
tion-11 miles from the city, on the Franklin - Road.—
Some stock and farming implements will be sold-at a fair
price. Price of the Farm, including the Grain down,
81400. Terms, easy. S. CUTHBERT, - Gen. Agl, '
jan29 Smithfield et:
TIOR SALB--A . yalaabte corner Lot of 50. feet Iront on
X' Borough street, by. 75 deep on North street, in Law
rencevillecontali mg a newßriCk House, conveniently
arranged, with wide hall, large parlor and kitchen, three
bed rooms, upper and lower porches, good cellar bake
-oven, garden, &e. Price 8l500; $.500 in hand; Bdt3o in .1
year; Wan at 2 years.
S. CU'IIiBERT, Gen. Agent,
Smithfield street.
FOR SALE—A"valuable 'property of a Brick. Ilouse
'and Lot, trohting on Lacock street, Allegheny-. 'Vie
House is well arranged, wltta'good dry vault and cel
lar, dinlng-room and kitchen, hail siltd two parlors, two
chambers and finished garrett. Will be sold at a bargain.
Price 111900 ettoo har.d 5800 at sin months.
S. CUTHBERT, 9en. Agent ! "
Smithfield street.-
zA D. GAZZAM,
Office, Thinl street, over Ph,lo Ha
-Dar - GOODS NOTIOE.:
.1514) 60 Market street, Ptttsbeurgli, Pai4 -
EG leave innst respectfully to announce to , their nu•
B
merous patrons - and the public that they, in , 4)111115.
qv ence of contemplating a change - in - their, business,pro
pose opening the whole of their extensive Warehouse,
(including all their Wholesale Rooms) formetailing, and
will continue - men until the first of Fe Maw - Year's Day, 1999. Our whole stock, - com
twa -
?ng 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 dol
lars of our stock has been recently purchased ; the great
er portion of which are foreign Goods, received at New
'- York by late guropeananivals,'.which, from the lateness
of the teasen,*as well - as the well known pressure in the
money Markin, were sold at immense'sacrifices at the
public sales, at rates varying from twenty-five to fifty Per
cent. less than similar goods biunght the first of 'The sea
son. We therefore confidently believe tharoarprices for
the time above mentioned willbe found lobe even !ewer
thallAnY Eastern wholesale vales. - . -
We anxiously Invite all persons to visit 'our establish
ment, whether they purchase Or not, and test the truth of
the above—assunng them that, they ; will incur no oblige
tion thereby, but confer a favor upon the proprietors.—
Our assoment of SILKS, SHAWLS and FINE DRESS
GOODS will amply repayone torn visit; aided to which
our great disprar . of DOMESTIC GOODS will; we hope,
[Er Our system of One:Price, will be strictly adhered
to. (Ma) A..A. MASON A- CO.
From arrival... New Goods I
NO. 65 Mill Err Sr., BETWBII7I 4111 ST: AND vim Memos!)
WANC Y AND STAPLE WINTER DRY GOODS!
X The subscriber has just received'.his receivedsecond supply
o f NEW, GOODS, parchased in the Eastern cities mace
the Grist Fall in Pneer, and faebelow the cost-of menu .
lecturing, andwill dis Pose of them; Wholesale and; Re
tail, at GREAT BARGAINS TO BUYERS! ,
Bleached Muslin,Only 3} cents;
44 Bleached Muslin, from 0} lo 12},eants;
44 Brown - do. - do. sto 8 cents.,"
4-4 Doable Pimple Calico,l2l - do.- • - •
Prints, Merrimack patterns, only 51 cents;
• FiunitureChintz, only 61 cents; ; ; •
Red arid Yellow Flawril, all wool, 181 bents-'
British Chintz, Blue•and Orange, 10 cents ,
Bed:Ticking, only,0; cents; ,•• • :.
French Dress Ginghams, 12} cents;
French Work Collars, 0n1y.1.24 cents;,
4-4 White Flannel, only 25 cents. -
. • " LADIES' DRESS":GOODS.
, Black Plaid ffilks, rich lustre;
• Wide Black Manilla Silks;- . Chameleon Silks, Silks, All shades ; -1 .
Satirtstripe Cashmere, new style;
French Lamartino :Plaids;:
Lyonese Cloths, .rich lustre ; -
Black Plaid. Alpaca Lustre;
Gala Plaids, high colors; . -
Coburg and Thibet Cloth, various Shades;
Paris Printed Larnartine-Calihmeres; -
French Merino, all colors;
Chameleon Satin, all shades.;
Black Plaid Gm. D' Aru:las:Silks t,..
Chameleon Thibet Cloths.
, ._6ILtSWLS,!- SHAWLS!!
Plaid Long Shawls; Broeha Long Shitwls Embraid•
erect:Black Cloth Shawls; new. stylel all wool Brocha
Shawls; Embroidered, black and colored Mons.de-Laine
Shawls ; new styleStradilla Shlwls ; plain and embroid.
ered black and colored silk Thibet Shawls, and
new style Timis printed Terkern and Cashmere Shawls.
- • - • FANC I GOODS.
Trench Work - Capes; Collars and Chemizittes ; new
style Bonnet• Ribbons; Revere bordered linen cambric
Handkerchiefs ;:Ladies' Cravats and Saari's; black and
colored Kid Glove - mohair nu& worsted 'Mitts; white
and-black Silk, Cashmere, Alpaca, Ingrain end Mora
vian - Hose ••• black Silk Fringes and: Gimps - Thread;
DOMESTIC ; AND STAPLE GOODS. - -
Dateask.Table, Liner', and Table Cloths; Raiiia
per and Crash; Irish Linen and Linen Lawns; Blertahed
and Brown Muslin;; Caninets; RentaclryJeans; Checki;
Bed ,Ticking; Domestic Gingham; Colored Cambrian;
Red, White and Tallow Flannels; Welsh Flannel; Plaid
Lihaeye; Canton Flannels; Brown, Bleached and color
ed Dnllings. • • _ -
_ • GENTLEMEN'S GOODS:
/ant received, a very fine assortment of French and
Englishi blue,. black and brown Cloths; blank and fancy
French Canstmeree ; new style fancy. Vesting') and Cra-
Vats ; Merino Shirts and Drnwers; Linen; Cambric and
Silk Handkerchief's; and a splendid assortment ofGloves,
Hosiery And Suspenders. • _2
BLANKETS.
A splendid asamtmetit ofsuperfine (iibbon , bOund)
Blankets,just received.
The above GOODS having been purchased since the
recent great fall in , prices, Merchants and others are re
quested to call and inspect them, as I feel Confident that
on 'examination they.wi II be fonnd Mach lower than they
have ever been offered in this City, as intend to self
them tehotesate atul retail, at a verysmall prof: nu the
Eastern Cost. AI3SAI.OIII MORRIS,
novtl3 . Nis. GS Market street, Pittsburgh:
New Goods, et Number Flifty.n;ne I
CORNER OP- PCDTATD AND MARXIST cTRzNrs, Prl4BBl7ltOtt.
REAT BARGAINS !—The subscriber' has, just re
ljf turned from the Eastern Cities and is now receiving
a vans extensive assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE:
Elltv - GOODS,' adapted to the present season, and em
b r ‘ing a stock for richness and variety not surpassed by
ate
-establishment in the West.
w - DRESS GOODS'
Very -glossy black Silks ;- ICravats and Collars;
Handsome dress.. ; do. Black love Veils and
IRiehehangenble- • do. ilaconet andCaMb.Ainslitta.
I Rich' 'changeable Satiri'delPlaid and striped Mishits;
Chines. I !Handsome Ribbons;.
Mods and high coi'd French : Gloves, Hosiery, &c.;
Merinos; !Cloths for Cloaks ,
Mode and high c01 , d./ifuslht,Terlieri Shawls ; - • 3 . -- •
de Laines;
New style muslin de Laines, Plain • Thibet Shawl!, silk
Satin striped Cashmeres; I fringe ; • •' .
Fancy .do. ' do. " "IPlack - Thibet Shawls, do.do.
Black' and colored Alpacas;; Black do,- do.- -
Plaid Gingham, bright ecilSilk .do. • do. -
lore; , Fine Brochte do.
New style Visettes ; Cloth • 'do.
Gala Plaids, bright colors; !Plaid,' Long on.
California Plaids; ;Low Priced do '• . -
Blackßombazines • IPlaidCloakings.
CALICOFS--GREAT REDUCTION -
His stock of. Calicoes is very large ; it has been set
• fceted with 'much care—with particolar reference to
fastness of coloring, durability'of fabrie, and beauty of
design. These goods are lower than they have ever
been before, and are worthy the partieular attention of
purchasers:
The best Calicoes for 6.)- ets. ever offered';
Double. purple Calicoes, English, 191 cents;
Oil Chintz; British Chintzes ; ..•
New style Merrimack Calicoes; I -
Blue • do. do. •
Blue and Orange do.
Furniture do.
. CHEAP 'DRW , S GOODS.
A large lot' f low priced Muslin de Lainesiot the lair
price of 12/ 'cents per yard. - ' .
Also, Black Alpacas for 1.2; cts. per yard. Very good
and very handsrime dark and bright colored Plaid Ging
hamsi for 121 cents Warranted fast colors.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
Blenched Minding; to 12; --
Yard wide Unbleached, 0.1 to 9; -
Bed Titkings, very cheap;
Casinetts; Drilling's, Kentucky' Jeeps;
Checks, Linings, Plaid Linseys;
Domestic Gingham, Mariners , Shirtings; -
Colored Combines ; • '
Flannels,lower than ever offered;
Canton Flannels. , -
•
' LINEN GOODS! • • -
Irish Linens, Linen Lawns; •
Damask Table Linen; • ' -
Do. do. Cloths; • -
Russia Sheeting;' • • ' •. • , -
Do ''Dinpper
Linen Drillineerash. ' • ;
- • -BLANK - t - ,! BLANKETS!
A large stock of Blankets; from coarse to Tens-ins;
also 'Blue and Drab Blankets, fine • and 'very. fine, for
- • - • -
. • GOODS FOR. GENTLEMEN:.
Fine and superfine Fiench and English Cloths and Call
sitneres ; O ver-cohtings ; Silk-and Linen Pocker.Ffand
kerchiefs and..travata; Gloves Stispenders; Silk - and
• Merino Under Garments ; Merino and Cotton,Nalf 'Hose,
etc. etc.
The subscriber having made extraordinary prepara-_
lions for the Fall and Winter trade, and having purchas
ed his Goode under the advantage of markets unusually
depresSedi: cal' confidently:Promise his customers the
best bargains he has ever been able to offer.
Cmitomers of the house, and purchaseragenerally, are
menet tfullY inVited to call. (nov2o) • PHILIP ROSS.
- -
Winter Goods at Eastern Cost t
GE° -R. WIBTE,No. 51 Ilfarkd area, intends making
a change in Ms business,. on:the ist . of January,
next—.will dispose of the followntretyles of - GOODS, at
original coat:— . • :
Brocha Long'and Square Shawls; ,
French Tartan Long -
French Printed Cashinercar, •
English do. do.
- ItlouselitietDe' Lifting ; •
3-4 and 0-4 Gala Plaids; .. . '
. . .
High cbl'4 French Ginghttins,and Fancy - Dress Silks.
Those sirantingßargains. arei flatted tonal!. [no27:lm
Reduction in , ,
ITILL BE SOLD, from _ this date, the balance of our
Vl' Witrran Dams. Goons, at greatly reduced priees—
consisting.of scarlet, Maroon,mazarine blue, hPkibrown
'and other colors - French Idarinos: Ltunartine Swine,
Mohair Stripes, and bar'd Alpacas, laPk and fancycolors,'
French all wool Cashmeres and De,Maineri•, low pricett
Cashmeres and De Lathes, great variety; - Long' and
Square -Plaid Shawls ; Turkeri; Cashmere, Me 'Leine
Cloth, Thibet, &e. IL D. THOMPSON;
`dewy •,-. 110 Market st., 3 toots from Liberty
BA,
oARD & BROTHERS'. PREMIUM GOLD PENS,—,
_) 12 doe;of the above warranted brand, of Pens, just
received, and for sale to the trade at ' New "York pncei.
The above Pens have received the highest Prerniuntever
awarded on Gold Pens, nattareNtarranted by the manta.
lecturer against the point coining - off.
For sale by • EDWARD . TODD St ED.,'
Notth-onst corner of Fifth and Market - sta., up stairs.
. . •
,LACICAND FANCY CA5.51514RE.5.--W. R. Altr,R
var has lately received a large assortment of these.
:Goods, and is opening teem at prices unprecedentedly,
t o w, ranging from 75 t0:52,50 Per. yard-
Also, French Doeskins, of all qualities.
: Also, - French and English-Broadcloths, : black, olive,
invisible green, brown, and' blue. Among' these are
some very. handsome,French Black,' suitable for Creaks,
;at M very row price , stud brown:invisible green; and bl'k
;PeliSse Cloths, for Ladies', Cloaks.. -
I Also, silk, cotton and tnerino Undershirts anci Drmivers;
MarincreUndershirts, constantly on hand. : •
The attention of Merchanut and Merchant lid tern,
who buy by the piece, is specially invited to the above.
By Express:7 .
ENTS. SUMMEIt GOODS.--SuPer.
NY French Habit. Cloths; rich styles Cassimeresq• black
and colored Casluiteretts; Queen's and - , Cloths'
Sgured and plain Drap Etes. Vestinirs,'"very choice , .
Marseilles, Silks ;and
_Satins, and. ftguied. Lin en
Cheaper yeti. ROBINSONS Cloth Store, •
may2s -. Post Buildings, corner Fifth and Wood.
WORK. BASKETS. ar N 0.86 Manic= ormv--con•
• sisting of Rosewood, Mahogany and other:Talon,
ble materials. Also, a superfue quality of Toilet and
Shaving.Boxea, Writing Desks, Fancy Building Dlocka
and Games of - every descriptioaZwit4 a large asaOrtment
of Toys and Fancy Articles, suitable for Christrinwprea
ants. Ldec.l6l , HOGAN '& CANTWELL.
•
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H. WILIGIA nal '
EXCHANGE AND. - BANKING OFFICE
N. S. corner of .Third and. Treed arrests. •
SIGHT and Time Bills of Exchange, Hank rtoteci and
foreign and domestic Coin bongbt and sold on tte
most favorable terms.' , • •
Collections made Mall the principaleitlesoftM Union,
at the lowest rates. • • • , • •. jeld
.TOSEFIZ H. EMI. " .
• HThL CURRY, • • •
• BANKERS,. EXCFIANGE BROKERS, . .• •
And Beakrd in Fore i g n and Domenic Exchange.Ceittft:
eates of Deposit, Bank Note,, Gold an Sayer, No. 65
Ma
street,3rddoot below Fourth, Ifutsidt,Piarburei Pa,
marl4-ly .
AIX= 1[8.1=2.
_.• . = WARD RU • M
RUAMER at BARN. ,
Bankers and Bre&lnge Brokers; Beakra in' Foreign and
.Tkonorrie Bzehangs Certificates rf levers.
st,BankNous i and Coin. - '
Corner of Third and Wood eta., directly oppo;lte the St.
Charles Hotel.. . nnty2B
Bankers and N. HOLMES •SONs • •
Dealers in Ezriumgo Cain and Bank Mat,
No. 55 Illarketstra; Piroburga..
SELLING BAT Bits . • • EXCHANGE: • • " 4 8trIftNTA NATI
New York • pr !Cincinnati -' • • -
Philadelphia" '• .
Baltimore c 4 St. Louie 'BAN[ NOTBI
Buying rata " Buying. Tatar
Ohio • dis. County & City ord'u
Indiana f " Relief Notes ' -
Kentucky . . " Pennsylvania Co. t• -•
Virginia " New York
• Wheeling . ' ' • • 1: ". liltuilland "
Tennessee 3 " New Orleans •.' . • '
• '
I Ad. 11. 1103:f.
' TITO& 111.110ENT.
BOON &SARGENT.'
• HAMMES-. AND EXCHANGE Baorens, • -
N. E. Come, of Wood and SiziA sireas s , Pitutnire, Pa.,
EALEas in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills; Foreign
D and Domestic Exchange,. Certificates ofDeposit,
EXCHANGE on all the prutcipal Cities of the Union
and Europe, for irale in stuns to snit purchasers. -
CURRENT and par funds received on depositi.
COLLECTIBNB made na all parts of the Union, ut the
loweintat.ev.-" eopll.lsy
• ritsvATE Dr:B ts
mon, o
65 c.Die.anrc od 4 ile , ,,cdTicateeb cclui rVi te nAd i en a g
';.,"' - ' l7 to the lamin a a frame,. • ;
I) • • Syhilis arid Ityphilitteemptions,gononbcca
I , • •
and its consequences, together with all te
nereaidemager, impurities of the blood, with all diseases of
easercalorigin' skin diseases,with strictures, glee; urethral
discharges, seminal weakness and impotency; also, piles,
rheumatism, female 'weakness, diseases of the womb,
monthly suppressions,'diseases of the joints, fistula in
tine, nervous affections, pains in the back and loins, irri
tations of the neck of the bladder and kidneys, sco rb utic •
eruptions, tetter ringw•orm, mercurial diseases, due.
• TWELVE YEARS, PRACTICEr
Exclusively devoted to the study and treatment of vener
real disorders, and those arising from youthful excesses'
gaiety,. climate, or impurities of the blood,whereby the
•mnsritniton may have been enfeebled, enables Dr. Brown
'wreaks assilmnees of speedy relief to all who may place
themselves tinder his care.
Dr. Brown's are venient arranged in seL
irate apartments.offices
Patients con con visit )),
Dr. B. without &
fea p r
of exposure to other visitors. • . •
hut of importance to many persons in need of medical
aid, to obtain good advice privately and promptly.- To all
such, Dr. Brown's ready skill in removing venereal as- -
gams, in their VaTIOUS forms and stages, oftersinducements
which can rarely be equalled. Strangers are herebyaN
prised that Dr. Brown has been regularly educatvi
every branch of medicine, and for the last twelve years
confined himself exclusively to the treatment of those
diseases. 4t
Dr. Brown is the only regularly educated surgeon in .
Pittsburgh who gives his whole attention to those com
plaints.
pa - Certain, safe and speedy cures will, in all cases, be -
guaranteed.
Recent eases and relieved in a short time,Withontinterl
ruptiou from business.
(Mr - Hernia or •Itupture.—Dr. Brown also invites per :
sons afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has paid parucn;
tar attention to that disease.
Letters from a distance, askingadviee, must contain
fee, or they will norbe attended.to.
MO - Office on Diamond A 1167, a few doors from Wood
street, towards the market. - Conisultations strictly coati
dental.
REUM.ATISAL—Dr. Brawn's newry discovered tem; - i
edy for Rheumatism it aspeedy andsortnin remedy !
for that painful trouble. It never fails; .. - ..7 !I' - • . I
Office and Plicate Connultation Booms; NO. GS, Dia.
borne.
..I
mend, alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor Is always:an . .-.
- ianlP-dawat ,'.•
. . .
patters magical Pain Extractor: ''.7" .1
TOTHE PUBLIC.—This is to certify that I have found - ' 't
THE
Magical Pain Paeraetor to prove a cure far. - .f,
the Chrome' Rheantatism, which I have been 'afflicted .. .
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with for ten years, in my bi joints. f
_ r AB R. VREELAND.; ; v
depute-ix:mock, N. Y., April 8,1348.- • - ; .
51x. 11. DA N.
I have been troubled with the • ..
Piles for eight months, and could get no relief: Your
Magical Pain pxtracur having.been 'recommended to •
me; I applied it but twice, obtained instant relief, and in
more ':
a short time w ould as perfectly cared ! Could I not et an . '••
of it,d not take a hundred dollars g for th e
.. i
balance of my box. WILLIAM HALI• ."
97 North Moore street, New York, June 19, 1847. ---
(Er. N.
CAUTlO—Dalley's only Depot in the airy of Neto
1
York,- and where the genuine reticle ran be obtained, i
wholesale.and retail; is at 415 Broadway. ; .
H. DALLICT is the Inventor of this truly invaluable cons
pound, and he *seer has, a niforecrwilleommanicate the
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secret of its preparation to any num living; and, there- - 3
gfore, no other person ever has made, or ever can make.; a 1
rain of it himself. . . . .
. Counterfeits abound! Every truly valuable article is -
subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and im
posters; and nothing, that we knowi of, has more eaten- •
sively experienced that feet than Dal le •'a Magical Pain i
+;
Extractor!
A Trsr—The genuine Dailey, in cases of the severest
Baths, Scalds, Piles, &c., wilt afford *want relief, and
prodoce at once a eoolingand soothing effect — extracting , '-
pain in and from one to fifteen minutes! but be sure, al-
ways, apply It ou linen—never on cotton cloth. . s,'•
And now mark the differenerf--Counterfen Extractors, .!
no matter under what name they may appear,or how ap
plied, always irritate and increase thspaint• . v
.Pamphlets, containing certificates of cares, may be bad
gratis, on'application to JOHN b. MORGAN,
Western Depot, Pittsburgh. :
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Da.Wx.raolut. Avn
Dalleyls Annual Galvanic Cure-All,
For Horses, Cattle, &c., cures spavin, 'quitter, grease,
poll.evil, sores, galls and bruises. Pamphlets containing
certificates of respectable parties, may be bad ou appli
cation to JOHN D. MORGAN,
octlB:dkwy • • Agent, Pittsburgh.
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DR: CLICKENER'S SUGAR COATED VEGETA.;
BLE EXTRACT PlLLS.—These celebrated Pills
have obtained an enviable notoriety in the United States,
as a curative for Giddiness, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach,
Headache; Fevers, Piles, Costiveness, Coughs, Heart
barn, Liver Complaint, Scurvy, Sore Throat, Inward
Wealtnes.s, Palpitation toe Heart, Indigestion and a
variety of other diseaseswhich flesh is heir as a
medicine for the million. In all .seasons of the year.-
spring, summer, autumn, and winter--and under all dr-.
cumstancesolityp can be takenvvith perfect safety and
success. As a ensures andge earn, tnedicine for ebill•
dren, they are unrivalled. Being coated with pure white
sugar, children will easily take them: they•neither gripe
not nauseate; are gentle, but thorough in their operation.
For adults, by increasing the dose, tbey are equally hen;
eScial. As an .Anti-Eilious PUT they will be found with:
out a superior. Ask any one, among the thousands who•
use them, end an unqualified approval will be the certain
result. •
• Remember Dr. C. V.Clickener is tLe original inventor
of Sugar Coated 'Pills, and that nothing of the eon was
ever heard -of until ho introduced them in June, 1843..
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Cllckeneris
Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and take no others, or they ,
will be made the victims of it fraud..
DierPrice, 25 cents per box. . • '
Dr. Clickenet'vrincipal office for the sale of Pills; Is
8g Vesey
WM. JAd N.
iCSON, 89 Liberty st , head of Wood, Pitt,
burgh, Pa., General Agent for Pennsylvania, Northam.
Ohio, and the river counties of Virginia. ' :.• . ,
The following are the duly appointed Agents ror.N
gheny county, Paz .
A. M. Marshall,/ •
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Dr, Brown Allegheny city .. 2. • •
J.R. Johmion,
Jonathan Gbreist, Manchester. • ' '.;
s.Alexander Asdale, Wylie street.
• .I.R. H. Jacques, Birmingham. . •.. * -..."
• Wm. J. Smith, Teraperanceville. , • •"'
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. H. Starr, Sewickley-
• Edward Thompson, Want/burgh. • • '
• Daniel Negley, East Liberty,
.H. Z. Mitchell, Wilkinsbargh. • . ..• • •
, H, Rowland &Son, lirgeesport: . • •
• C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth. • . . . •
John Black, Turtle Creek. - .
INPEldowney, Bakerstown.. . : •
- Samuel Springer, ClintonL
James AFKee,Stewartstown. . •
Riley APLaughlin,Plum township : • .
J. Fulton, Taretstum.
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenceville. , ,
Robert Williams, Anhurstrille. • . •
insee tslst ;Om
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AND
Pure Tease,
, IXTEOLESALE AND RETAIL, A? Yna Pears TEA
Sroalt,.lo Four th Sint; near wood. ; Piusburg•h.-‘
• e subscriber, having just returned from New York, in
now receiving a large supply of FRESH GREEN and ,
BLACK TEAS, from the New York Pekin Tea Compa
ny, selected with great cans for retail sale*. -Our mock
being now heavy, we are prepared to supply Grocers,
_Hotels. Steamboats and Families with any quantity, and
at any price they may wisb—packed Ir f. it and I pound
packages, . tin cannisters, 6 and L 3 catty boxes . ,
and in the ha lt chest. - -
Retail Grocers are invited to call, as we can and will.
sell better Teas at lower prices than any other house in Pittsburgh. ..
Our stock of fine Young Hylton, Gunpowder, and Int
podia Green, and Oolong Black Teas, are the beatin the
American market.
Loinering's double refined Loaf, Crushed and Pulver
iced SUGARS, at yetail, or by the barrel. .
COFFEES.—Mocha
Coffees,d Gov. Java, Lngayra, St.
Domingo and Rio selected by the mostexpe
rienced Coffee Broker in New York.
Sweet Spiced Chocolate, Pickled Cucumber', and
Onions. Fresh Pesteber,pat up in their own juice. Ma
laga 'lawns, in .1 th. boxes.
N,EI.-4
ai 11. Dr. D. Jayne's Tamil!' Making for sae
decStcw • • . A.:JAYNES:
veatlsiG , B B
bbls. Loyering's Doable Refined Lon; entshed —2O
and
Pulverised Sugars, just received and for s we at the Pekin .
Tea Store, 70 Fourth street, by .
dees:dkve -
PRINTER'S INK.--10t..1 etre itik7iiiitt
B+. kept, at 85 petkegl Nee:f li ed tied for silo
km Tea Store by . (aeeS:dkar) . A ..JA YNES.
NNE, COFFEE:RA—Mocha, old Gov: Jtilio,—Giojite,
' St. Domingo and Rio CoTeesjost reeerved.umi for
l e at the Pekin Tea Stott, :0 Fourth Street, •
lec.S:d&w •
.. JAYNES:
BROWN. - VT. C...CipelrLl. ';
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