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" • I .! f 4,1 v ‘-7. 4- • - 40. q•'.7 ;;.•, • y t t -"Y "nd • t 4. • =• • ii2-7,014;1VZ`•,.:-..10.:Y.:- •*-4'.`?;".1-`-- 1." -' 7 4; • , '• • •,1 - , 4 -r ( t<,2r.!" , t • apt :4 - 1 1 AlitelittooßOßllitt BAREER,hliadtetr; Tsunlii'No.3l.treislest, bstweits&tondwndltird*seu, „Piallottk.adiatlytia bead, a large andsenetal as 4 sorathin'tir Esstamtann Swat-teaas Cumin:fait Pailidalar-littealba paid , to-the 'Caning ,orCostom Work,which will he made lathe most fashionable man tier, and idn'reasonhldlitartnal mayB ,` 310tire....The,louicurnalcraamoss Soccer; of Pitts burg4 tindE.AllekhedV Meet% on 'the •Beetend-Mondiit evertnanith`attle - hoehleffeta,inzthe Diamond:» - anG7V '• ,,, Joirs , Yottnroljr.' , Secietary err3totteo...The 2ourneymem Saddlers, Harness and TfttOk 4 hinkers , Society-meets the Sou:Saturday of every .moiit , ntdinion Hall, Center of Stidthfield and Fitth.itteets (thay19:13) , .... W. C. Ciatudisalf See4r.. Oition .- 73.04:;, sow, bessoteni-Wood:anct sateq,,Plitsburgh, Enennipmen4No.4, meets Let and.3d Tuesdays of, each inonthi , irt Plustnugh -Degreelo)4v,Nomeets 2a.and dtli. Mechanics' ,Lodgei- No; 9,..MCOLS - over"' • Y Wentern Star iodge,No.2l, Teen! every Wednesday evening. IrerreityLodge,No-1132,1nee4 every ISltinday eying. Mane illotielt,Lodge, No. 280, :meets every .Friday tEr.Jii,ltscire Cheisints of oblitbilug,liegierfai4LT or o.6.P,:a4ttalto any Shut eatt.be manufactured, is , nose offeted, asi.tunAstortnined.to sell otr asy pretteat itobk t gregtlyeedoce4 ;krises, ittoeder to. make Soorti„Or my fa eaoelc,,,lCfou would if t.CLITO ibart , aln WM. FLEMING, .-.430-3V44 itt4Otaet or Virgin. ano9. 0,-o.;o.4tPlace °Meeting, IVaShingtoci .11laicAt : id street; 4etaieen - sllt sub Virgin Ally. Ptr I:l6'‘-'4leetti ntrert "ra4s . ditY „ . veetiing. ' `" 111saporrux,Enciatirst!..n7r,.1yo. 67—Meets Ist ttnd nutr2.s-1y [cr. ri; • olj-O.'I O ,OrALUSGILHITIt LODGE, No. 49 mey:tiOtt:the!'llell;• e*ler of W ood ettiet , end yireu AllpY,' - e;feiatrifd ay eirinieg, ale o'erciak. -- mayt:tm GeasorflAisorrr See'y itiitilLATORY `Riiituitivrtait and Ulcerated Sore Throat cured. by. themae of the medicine of nature, AIMICADI, CINCITINLT4 Match 14,045. - Thtirle fti-e.eitify, that' I have been afflicted /01 aeoraiat 'Monate - with InflaMmatery Rheumatism in my shoulders, and, anati4nlso an ulcerated'aore throat w.hich , wae.very,painful and , severe. I was slam. much troubled with a dry backing cough, which. uty . physician. toltkme woUl &terminate in consumption, About:three vreektpago.l. heard)of the American CM and'r.dinntencedtlartme of it by takiegone teasimon ful'liglitnid Morning, and applyingitlighdirestar=. ridg e tstAbe.parmatrected with Rheumatic. paint) and --abut applied it.-to toy throat. I found relief in two tiethree days alter using the oil, and now feel eiffialt restored - to health. I also applied it to a child who_ wal,l,le.r3re)y burnt and it afforded Mame . - - MALY, L.I,I9KLE. Sold,wholesake and reMi ..11 l by 'Wm. Jackson, Ail proprietor , a'soleland only agent for, western Penn. syllvanha t '37ireateinNirginia and:Northern Ohio, No. 89;.T. e ibertfatieetibesd,nr:W,imd Street ~ Pitteb urgh. Pricer s o eta, per bottle, Bptritie. Or'NemesoneCoutrrearerrsi—None is Sol l ulite IWit. Whit itas the riaitie.and'address qt NO Jackson; '. B.9'liberty street, • Pittiburgh; on the labelOtrui-in the. pamphlet in.whicti: each :bottle is eneloseth ,, The , narnes of the proprietors, D. Halt act?',';'Kentne . lty, ohm , printed in the 'pamphlet. An44,,W . ay ,of,detectieg the counterfeits, is the diffete.nearn. pricer, The genuine is sold, invariably at fdlcuelper bottle, ambno least' while some of tbe counkerfensavesold at various prices under. Sold ageistain ... almost every town in the • oosi.2:dstiv 11F-A,-A II CUR, En GUMS, BAD BRIAT &BM ITE,TrsTa.7-Bp the use of Wheeler's celebrated Teainetry; Tooth 'Wasii.,TOottr:ache'cati be effectually 3itiddi r intilllKiessed Muni made firm and' healthy.",,llad litteathAnuch improsed, and the Teeth reedTrdta tartar„and'inade beautifully White. Price Bo cents per bottle: Thia article Is' patronized by the elite of -sotiery- 7 is.hitjily_aono'cutrated, and will 'Wake line pint ofthe 'Minh. Sold wholesale and retail by Witl. JACKSON, at his Bain and Shaer diarz,... 4 . BIG ROOT," fia Liberty street, head of Wend`street, Pittsburgh. . ap27dlmdiew .pw • WINTER,• GOODS t No.• 65 r Briirettst Fotnattrer. haw Damn, ..PITTSBURGH. FANCY'-'AN D ST/SP LB' DRY GOODS! HY, tut:families is • now receiving bis mallet supply of W 'Now "R'inui-Dry Goods, -which is Itirgeand complete in every-variety and Style Me Eastern-markets can sup ply;and disposioftlem; Whoksale and Retail, at Great Bargains to Thisrers. • • • • FrenchlVerked Collars, only le cents; Linen Cambric Handlrerchiek.lo cents; Dress Gingham!, frorn• 12E• to 25 cents I , Heayy 4-.1 B rown Muslin, from 01 to s cents Good' 4.4-Bleached Muslin, tram 6. to' 10 tents ; Bed Ticking, from Of to lel cents ; Plaid Jaconett Muslin 16 cerusl•New Style• Printed Mous De-Lnines4 15; cts.; Sa tainStripe•Monst De Laines,2s•cents; Colored Moos Be Lnines,froml2l• t0:25 cents; Black and White Cotton Hoes c only 63-cents; the best nil Wool Red, White and Yellow Flannels trihe-City for .25 cents. I havejus treceived, of the latest importations; a splen did inattinatont of,ltlem Style Dress Goods and !Shamir_ ThlbEWParantella," Coburg and Lyonese Cloths, all colors; FrenthMenno;all shades; Satin Plaid Armour Silks; Chameleon Satin de Shien Silks; Wide Black Oro deßhine Silks; Chameleon . Brocade . Silks; Turk Satin de Shlen.;:Persian Corded Silk. Stripes; Satin Stripe French Cashmere; Lupin's Black Boadowinet; Chame leon Dress Ginghams, and wide BinelsMetutillaSilks. tritte,;nll. Wool, BROCHA SHAWLS; Super...Plahll LONG-SHAWLSI Turk StuiriShawls ; eh:unclean Silk Sltawls;: Black, and ..Colored, ;, Plain'and , Embroidered sjik;Prin' Thibet, and Mous De Leine Shawls. . W A?'IKEJ S A splendid eursortinent, from iommon to sofiStAnt. (Hillon.BOttnd)..Biatikels lust received, ta llier; Willi a large assortment of Domestic and Staple GOODS r The above Goo d s having been recently purchased at a Great Redietieakfram t former prices, I feel confident that on ekinningtion Lheywill be found much lower than they have• ever been offered in this City, as I intend to sell , them Miksch and Beal/ at a small advance on the East am-cora •.!•• .•-• ••• • • • ABSALOM MORRIS, • n0v213 • No. , ssMarket street. Pittsburgh:. , MEM SEAR HOUS.E, LANDING, FOURTH STREET, Et nIZBRNVILLE,.OHIO. FUNS; Pii.orlixiToß. (n24:6m Neer Norebri, December Magazines, ite, NEINBR'S :LITEILLRY DEPOT, on Smithfield S'A.' - .410 1 44 oPPCsite brown's Hotel.--Godey's Lady's Book for December. • MEd Gtabam'eMagazine for Deoember Sutain's ,Ladies , Natiorial Uttell'sidving Age, No. 289. . David Copperfivldatfo. 7, Carrer Bell, author of Jane Byti—a most admirable work.. ,ffedbunn: Ms -.First Voyage—being the Sailer-boy Ofinfsvaiontiand Reniiniscences of ihe Son of a Gentle man, in the Merchant Service;' by Herman Melville, maim, of Typee,tomoo; and Nardi. The Thousand and; One Phantoms: to be read be tween eleven o'clock and midnight;—by Alex. Dumas. Theinedlted•Works of Lord Byron ; now rust pnbiish fe by. his sart : ''''Zrst part The Pietortsit Brother Jonathan for the Holidays ;—a magnificentsheet. a.vaiplarge assortment Of CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, and awry variety or Btationery,can always be found at the ilOVC , tebitplol:l2ent, M.: A. MINER, Smithfield at. El • ADOuritry • Store tor 801 e. rer'.64iek.and...Lanse of an Established Stara in the • :_•EOrtntry s •Situate, twelve miles from the City, in a. pleasant and healthy location, with large garden, plenty Of ifenito-ndshreis =moot land. The dwelling house, is couveuiently:areanged,and.the store and warehouse are ample for doing zsgood business, and the run of custom to the store very good; and good-pay. Amount of stock nosvon hand,kuppose about - 8180Q. To an industrious man;Vrithlt'innall capital, the above preserits a fine oti 7 portuttity of getting into "a piofitable basinesuon•easy terms. -' • • . _ _ . . COTHBEBT; • -General Agent, Smithfield at. nov27 t t ' ' ttnieish3ned have this day:received, by Express, tdireet tom the manufactories, one of the largest and most complete assortments of .4rnerican and French JEWETAY ever Offered irr this markekcomprishigAll of the.mostiriodernaud improved stylex,tovihich they in vile. the attention of the trade generally IiT.A. CE NoNGEIIS er Woodatr tc ROSeet. ;/ . , . '1717-iettb hes t W atesbe• 1 HE undersigned have this day received, by Express , ' , direet from theimplorters, large' and well selected stock : of GOLD'in'd'SILVERWATCHES;Uf the latest and most desirable styles. They .Xespeetfally invite dealeirb above. line to call and, examine, before purchasing elsewhere. . - - T..K..;MACKNIGHT tr. BROTHERS, r f t 5 Wood street. 3t - to *)Jr People /TWAT etto-,Cheapesl. and Best Cloths, Cassinieres, J_ Vesiinge,Cloakings, and Cloak Linings, within this k European and General Agent,. noir24drorlYlol4,l.lnildfriffe, earner Fifth and Wor4. - ,c,.,-..;*!3,,-.,. -_, . .. ,-,,,.-.. ...,:,.. ME Cmmnittiahmb- Brian tat TUIIErVVIVSBIO46II - ; /1011liEli ,LADE, liwtodasß:cAirr.g.,..g_gx-Inx i rco E. . ItßolitCSil'lPTONi; . '" JOHN,SHEA, j j..4.;aittrTivlicfrallov - swilir.a. ' " • • Tesskr4dia--Aiutirt6kniEN ya 441164'6; '..6tearatioatrzieketLia . e.,leavadaiiktiiripineiruilitil o Paisenger Packeti"ma ;Brownsville, o Baltimore and 't Philadelphia, 6a. at., and 6.r - 2a. , Mail Coach and 'l2l Western andßontheingail Boaelt Lido; 43...ir*.. .Nottli-Weiten4viaClevitlasid, - 41tily40 att;. -Brie and.WeitienrNew York,. daUy. B rM 14 _ 00 - EzaternitoThiladOlAbbiltilukY7 eXeoP Sun d ays, 4 . e.- ealitern Mail vitt Philailelphia,,dua,4***eloaetill Western MailiCin.andLoulav,sdaktrA,a6Pla - seas4 , -ta• Boutlyalaßalt.tuttiWalbinp3a,dueST.at.lelciaait, s ,a,m., noith-Westatti.viir Cleveland, daejo }..-14,,41aaga9 ,Etib and , Witatera Maw Jiatkolue tra.at • '' "'"STOCKS Pervarua Arkfd• cW OI4 Bankorl'iu3burgh X 650,00 47;0 Muehangeßaukv - 4r..„U"'" 7 •7•.''51,00" 4 0;°e Ma i t z thants'. ll 4 ol ..„__o ll ,_*.:: - 50 , 00 sbd6l nz aev p a ere Depositparia •60,00 . : 49,00 ;Mend Street Bridge... r. • . 35,00 14arrherri LiburtiesNaike. - - 25 09 36.00 35,00 .010 AllegherlYa. Br:dga- , •-•,--* • " Parmalisaine o.;Stock, paid on shares 5,00 1,43 : 800 *^' 0,-- • :Citk Bonds 111.# ea/10 •• __ - . 92,90 Monougahelaßridge • •—••-- za,tw o 16,50 Penna. Qs, quote in Philadelplua - •• , .... ; . t . Penna. Ws, New issue Treasury Notes,4l's,quoted le - ptittiutii • •1171 INtitY oi tt!",4ariceir! , OFFICE 'OF TOE POST THVRISDAT hlOlllllll6l. Atteinbet $9, /849. , Business is declining. considerahly, owing to the lateness of the season; -and of,mtnal navigation., In prices,there is hut Bute change. PROVISIONS..There is..some.activity in good „Rolf Squat ; s ales of which at:l2(al2ka. Cheese is plenty; silos at ble6c. t itt large lots. Bacon is de. alining ; sales;at 12n. for sugar : cured gams; Onr mon at 708 c ; Sides at 41040.; Shoulders at 410 41n. - Lath is: worth 6„1661c.i Anti :ieeeree, and:riot mach demand. ' BRAIN. ,Sales oftlTheat at ,SOGißse.iCore at 45c.; RO-and.Besleyet 50(355,e.; Oats 300330., from:fivsl. tintidiati4 from store. FEB.TEIERS.. Regular sales at 33e34c. PCitATOES..The market it well'supplied ; vales .of Natant:locks at, 5005.6 c.; of Reds at 4Dc. TIN' PLATE'. :Sates of SI las 13. MESS:PORK...SaIes Ar $ lan 11 1 50, BOOB...Same reeeipui; sales of areinied at 3c. PIG METAL..SsIee at s22(iivs2s, since last week,. Not much received. . OILS...Sales of Lard Oil at 601959 c.; of Linseed at 82as5c. • GROPERIES..Sonte report sales of Rio Coffee at 101011 c.; but we still hear of sales at Itie. Sugar is looking ;loft. In Meioses there is no change:. Auvr%oar - saums,_ • BY JAMBS .11f 'HENNA, 411CTIoNEER, No. 114 WOOD STimar. yilkat."lroons YYull Ftrrn. . . . . 1(I PIECES , SUPERFINE West of. England BROAD CLOTHS AT AtICTION. , —On Wednesday next, November-23th, at ID o'clock in the forenoon, will be sold at McKenna's Auction, Rooms,* pieces of capon fine Wen of England Broad Cloth% in lengths to sub purchasers. JAMES AIeIiE.NNA, 0v47 • . 1, Auctioneer. - W -A. A T.. C. MeMULLEN, C E P CASH CLOTMILN4F svort F.; No. 930 liberty Stags, coma q/Ciorriteri , AUSYt. ' litESPECTFULLY. announce to their castbniers and R, dealers generally that they have in store a large and select stock of CLOTHS, CASSIXERES, AND rES2INGS, aid axe now prepared to 611 all orders la their line ; and experience 111 the bosi , neps enables us to hope-for a liberal share of patronage. ; Persons Wish ing to have Clothing made to order, cannot fail to be suited. READY MADE CLOTIDPID ofSit descriptions Kept eonsumtly on hand. ;Also, Oestlemyes Furnishing iodii, such as: rlbirfti,Stlitielideris 'and omits gt , Call aitd examine before purchasing el ewhere as we are determined to sell cheap for cash. . oct9 By Empress,. TIJST received, by Express, at BOOBVER & OMB *, BILE'S Clothing Store-1 ',pieta splendid Palmerston Drabb Beaver Cloth; 2 pieces do. Golden Olive Palleaus Cloth ; a few patterns splendid new style Raney Cassirneres; also. a general assortment of Vest ings, and all other articles suitable for the season— Which we will sell low, for rash. BOOBVER h GBIBBLE, Liberty street, three doors above lrwiu street. novl6) Sign bribe Golden Bee-Hive. Free iStlreillaslonPhilo flan. SECOND COURSE: Dll. ROLLICK begs to announce, in compliance with a very general request, that he will repeat his SE— LECT PRIYATELECTURES ON PHYSIOLOGY. ke., on Monday,Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. I.Mth, 27th; 28th and: Mb—lllustrated by all the Models and Paintings. For Gentlemen only (Boys not admitted,) at 71. Dant open at 7. For Ladies only, at 3e. at. Doors open at 2e M. Single admissions, 2 cents. Tickets for each series, 50 -cents. Kr Each of the Lectures on Monday 'will be FREE, both afternoon and evening; and Ticket! for the Series may be obtained then, or on Tuesday. To prevent con. fusion, the number will be limited. F. lIOLLIPK, M. D., nov24 Motion ..ela House. . . . TVBT RECEIVED at the PRESBYTERIAN BOOK tI ROOMS, No. 79 Wood :owl, up stuns', the following addition of valuable Books—for sale at low pnces: Townsend's Arrangement of the Bible ; Meander's • History of the Christian ' Religion and Chareli ; Milton's Treatise on Claistian,,Disetrine,j Creams' Hebrew and English Lesicoo; Robinson's Week Harmon; of the (lospel; Scott's Bible, 6 volumes; Medhnrst's China und its Prospects; Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion ; Chantock on the Divine Attributes; Thoughts on Public Prayer, by Rev. S.Miller, D. D.; Thoughts on Religious Experience, by,lte v. A. Alex ander, D. D.; Bonar's Memoir of ItlcCheyne; McCrle's Life of John Knox; ' Psalmand Hymn Book, inn variety of bindings; Bibles and Testaments, do do And many other valuable works, to which the attention of the reading community is particularly invited. 1u0v94 STRAYED OR STOLEN from the Boat Ynrd 91 Mr. ,Root, at 13tarpsbargb, on Tues day night, November 2Uth, one Bay. HORSE,, with a naafi sore on his wither, eoused by the collar; about 10 or 12 years old. No Other Murkily- - collected. The other, a small ban MARE, with black mane and tail. She is about 0 years old. Any perlion finding the above Horse and Mare, or either of them and returning. them to B. L. Wood, Sharpsburgh, or to the subscriber, at Freeport, Armstrong Co., Pa., will .be liberally re. warded. inor.l4:llw] WILLIAM JOHNSON. BEM/LAB WEEKLY ASSEMBLIES', I naspacrvomor beg lenve to announce to athe lovers of innocent and healthy amuse • meat that I intend commencing REGULAR wazaz.v ASSEMBLIES throughout the season. The first Assembly' will be given 'on Tuesday evening, December 4th. Gentlemen wishing to sub scribe to the regular Tuesday night Avatmiblies are re quested to call and enter their names. The list will be closed when the limited number, which is thirty, shall have subscribed. ' .. • - I will then_ open a list for 'Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings of each week, and ac soon as thirty Gentlemen have subscribed for either. of the above nights, the Assembly will , be commenced. Tickets ad mit a Gentleman and clue . Or two Ladies: Price of tick ets for each evening, seventy-five cents, including re freshments; or fifty cents with refreArnents. J. BATES. N. 8.--None but persona of respectability will be ad mitted. 'Kw% N BENVILLA,oI NUNNERY HILL:A few Lots will I be ilald cheap and•on long- lime, to any one who thereon—or wishes to build they will he exchanged for other property. • TilohlPsON BELL, nov24 ettneehunics' Bank. ENWSTEEETPROPERTY— 'wo' Lots, below S P Clairstrt4st, for sale. - ' nov24:lss THOMPSON BELL, Mee. Bank. etOkL LAND-- Wanted to sell, 25 or 50 Acres of Cool 'Llutd;•arkreecitie the proceeds in eon]. The bank N on 'the Youghiogheny; just , above the second Dom, whale a railroad of filly yard!' will put the Coal in boats. Apply to WM. A: DEL A"; on the premiscs, or, to nov24:lw) THOAlPSON , BELL,firechttracs , Bank- QO. of the best patterns of .01ive, Brown, Green, • lue other : solaced C . A.BSII4.EFEES offered this Fal ;which will lie sande to'cirdet good' style and' low. Gentlemen in want of a good lining Pantaloon, will call at 'the Einpint Clothirig Store. ' ff. effIGNELL. A SMALCIO — T - of choice 140 4114 K .VESTINGS, suitable for .evening paines, &e h just received, which- we can.make to order ; at short notice.. nov - 29:1w 11. CIIiGNELL. FOR. SALE -A DOU BLEO - H - ERRY, DESK, (out feet long, at JNO. J. (ALlA:sets& CO.'S; nov2B 76 Wood street. . . AHEAD OF. ALL! • ' •EXTRACT OF - AMERICAN 0H..; . PREPARED and.sold by .JNO. YOUNGSON, 209 Liberly.street. .This powerfully cpncentrated ,pre paratiorti the medical virtues of which. are,found to be eight times the strength .of the original . Ameiican Oil. putury in bottiea'at 25 and 974 cents, each, nenh,f u li directions -for its use.. In every diseade where the origi nal American Oil has been found at all efficacious, and it so far exceeds the original in genre rJ.as to rende r. it the CHI's.t.P.EST AISDICIWZ IN THE WORLD. Call and try it. • " . JOHN YOUNGSON. , N. B. - The original Oil in its-natural state. us taken from' the bowels of , the eanh,:cart.be had as above--and will be found genuine. notwithstanding a certain firm claimi-to be the elegy Proprietors. laleew-tf 11=1 Batiks I 'Books I Bookil AT UNION lIALLSL: Building hots, . q r : „ ; e. t ittri eon.T.oßealmsturm.pl4.• rear: Nana TflZ citamm ARRIVED. Steamer Lake Erie, Gordon. Beaver. • Michigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver. " Louis M'Laae, Bennett, Brownsville. " Atlantic, Parkinson, 110. Philip Doddridge, —, Brownsville. • R. Wightruan„,..Elizabeth. • Pevtona. Hendricks —, on. McKeesport • • Brilliant; Grace, Cincinnati. • Empress,Coz, Cincinnati. " Reveille Stone, Gallipolis. DEPARTED, Steamer Michigan N 0... Gilson, Beaver. Lake'Erie,'Gordon, Beaver. • LAMAS AVLane,Bennett,Brownsville. +" • R. Wightman, ----, Elizabeth. " Philip ridge, —,Brownsville. • " Parma, Hendrickson, MeKeesport. • Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville. " De Why Cliniori; Ihrvitureir, xr.aNevir.atriarat " Adams,' Mareltell'SwLbuis. , 9. 9INCINNATI ANo prwsittrßon DAXL,Y STEAM Pilvo im ET- LINE. , HIS Independent Line of steamers is now Composed 1, of the largest,- swiftest,. best finished and furnished, and most powerful brims onthe waters of the West. The highest wages are paid for the services of the lest and most experienced .men engaged in the river business,- The line has been in operation for sixyearsi has carried nearly-two millions of people, without doing the slightest injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge com parison With nay passenger line in the Union forsafety, regularity, and speed. All that money call procure has been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of passengers. The boateleave for Cincinnati as follows: MONA& YPACHE T.—The MoxoNeana,Capt. Sumo, will leave Piusburgh every Monday =milt, at a/o'clock; Wheeling every Moseley evening at la P. M. TIIRSDAY PACKET.—The Mumma No. 2, Capt. Jno. Klinereiter, will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening at 10 WEDNESDAY PACKST.—The Naw Mutual). Na. St, Capt. S. Dean, willleave Pituburgh every 'Wednesday morning allOo'cloett Wlteelingevery Wednesday even ing at ID r. at. THURSDAY PACKET—The Ban.t.urrr,CapL R. J. Gratz, 'sanative Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at ino'clock ; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10r. M. FRIDAY PACKET.—The CurvanNo.2, Capt. Croaks, will leave Pittsburgh every Friday morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Friday evening at 10 P. M. SAMBA& Y PACKET. The Masaimoza No. 2, Capt. C. Woodward, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday rtiontitrg at 0 o'clock; Wheeling every Saturday evening . at 10P. SUNDAY PACKET.— The laaao Niewro.v, Caps. P. Druid, will leave Piusburgh every Sunday morning at loo'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 r. Y. oct b. It=a=lXll ilea; Tun steamer FASMON, Capt. Pignuts, will man as a Regular Daily Packet between tU org :and Elizabeth. Leaves Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. NI, and leaves Eazabeth at 6 o'clock a. so. For.freigbt or passage, apply on board. (noy7 LOUISVILLE PACKETS. FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI A LOUISVILLE• RECCLIJI SAWED. , y Paccar.—The No Mon and fast passengerstenin Pac ket • TELEkititAPti, 1. Heslep„ d II leave Pittsburg for Wheel- Ina, Cincinnati and Loaiavi le, and all unarmed ate Ports, every Saturday, at 10 o'clock precisely. For freight or passage apply on board, or FORSIrra a. DUNCAN, Agents. The Telegraph has been bad* expressly fora regular Facket,and with a view entirely to the comfort of pas pengers; the accommodations are inferior to no boat on the western waters. The Telegraph will run in comica l-On with the Ben Franklin No 8 Pike No 0, to Bent- Lords—timethrough,riva nava. octrely 1848. 184 g. Pittsburgh and Brownsville Daily Packet LIDO. F,*,u►ar Istae4B. Piatu►at 1.1,1819 LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. M. AND 4 P. M. The following new boats complete the line for the present season : ATLANTIC, Capt, lames Peutinspn; BALTIC, Capt. A. Jacobs; and LOUIS hi'LAN F., Capt. E. Sennett. The boats are entirely new, and are fitted up without ragard to expense. Kvery comfort that money can procure ban been provi ded. The boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boat, at the foot of Rove at Passengers will be punctual on hoard, aa the boats will certainly leave at the advertised hours. tact! tiegnlnr Zitnesville Packets. . Steamer YANKEE, Caps. Matra, leave. , - .; ji, every Saturday, at 2 o'clock, r tentuer JENNY LAND, Captatn GaLLiatt el, leaves every Tuesday, at 2 o'clock. P. VI. For freight or passage apply to . B. WitEEL.F.II, Agent. oct6 Corner of Water and Smithfield fit Etegular Packet for titandsh. • THE fine steamer WELLSVILLE. Capt. Ilanans, will leave forthe above and inter me tate porta on Wrdisrsdays and Saiurdop. For freight or pawage apply on board or to oft° GEO. B. MILTENBERGER, Agt. For Seaver and Wenay Ttta new and splendid passenger steamer CALEB COPE, A. llitistooca, Master, will leave fur the above and all intermediate ports every Tuesday, Thuraday, and Saturday. For freight or passage, having superior aceommoda tiona,apply on board. oc ~:Neer Arrangement. 1.7. Tun steamer BEAVER, CHAS. E CL•1111., . Master, will leave ibis city every Monday, ei nes. ay and Friday, at 10 a. sr. She has a boat at the landing, between Wood at. and the,Bridge. prepared to receive trrie-ht at any tune. aorta Mat Wm. 11. Wheeler, STEAMBOAT AGENT, can be found at Wesley Crier's Counting Room, corner of Water and Smith field streets, Pitlsburgh. °eta Vole Citsclimmil-..Wegaior I - jacket.. The fine steamer MT. VERNON. litmus Km:ars, Master, will leave for the above Mild interme late ports, regularly, every Saturday evening For freight or passage, apply on board. or to octfl GEO, B. MILTEN BERGER ,Ag't. ofte tits iiThe fast packet ALLEX/lIEN V 13111.1.. F., C apt. Wsr. . X%•, will run regularly be• tween tit surgh and Franklin, on the Allegheny River. Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, at 4 o'clock, r. at. For freight or passage, apply on hoard. oct6 — Dr. Wul anm DriTue 1110 FAS permanently located his Office and Residence 11. on Smithfield street, between sixth reud Seventh streets, immediately below Strawberry alley. Office hours, from 7 to D ♦. ti . and from 6 to 7 e. 111, land of all hours except when be may be professionally or other wise absent. n0r20:40. Q nl-1 r.T.w.. . . Incorporated by the Lerislanere of New Yea, in 4RO, for the PROMOTION OF THE Etas Ants IN ?MR (NITRO Stirex AS already purchased about 400 Paintings for die. tribution the present year, and the number will be nereased as the subscription list advances. Among them are the works of lieutze, Durand, Huntington, Gray, Rothe met, Church. Bingham, Doughty, Morse, arid other distinguished American and reaident artists, some of which cost BLOOD, 81,000, 8650, and many $5OO each Also, Sculpture and Bronze !statuettes, by H. K. Brown, and Medals In honor of Trumbull. Each member is entitled to the Engraving of Youth, (23 by 154 inches,) from the second of Cotat's series, the Voyage of Life. A set of Outlines by Darley, illustrating Washington Irving's Sleepy Hollow. The Bulterin, monthly publication relating to Art. and the Volume tlf Transactions, besides the chance of obtaining a Painting or other work of Art distributed at the annual meeting. h is acknowledged by all who examined the present collection, that none has ever been exhibited in America equally rich in eel-reaction. The subscriber for the present year has an unequalled opportunity for achieving the triple purpose of obtaining a taint:Ws return for a small investment, of securing the possession of a superior work, gratifying his taste for Art, and of affording en couragement to promising artists of his own country. Distributine of Paintings, 21st December. Subscriptions 01 membership, 85, and should be given in without delay. Received by H. S. BOSWORTH, Honorary Secretary, nov2ll Fourth street, Pittsburgh. 1 Fresh Arrival. JUST RECEIVED and for sale, in addition to his for mar siock,a new and varied assortment of LAMPS, adopted expressly for the use of the celebrated Buttairto FLUID, comprising, in part— Suspension Lamps of dilfercnt sizes, with or without Globes; Washington do.; Buena Vista do ; Marble Pedestal do, Centre and Side Table do; Britannia do. A uto—A general assorunent of GLASSWARE, Cop per and Brass Rada, Tintrarr4c. JOHN DEVEREUX, 06 Smithfield at., nov2ltdaw ad door above Fourth.- TEAS: TEAS!! TEAS It IT is with pleasure that the-subscribers in fo rm the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity that they have completed arrangements with Messrs. J. C. Jenkins & Co., of Philadelphia, to receive their superior PACKED TEAS, And will, hereafter be kept constantly on hand. They are neatly and securely put up in metallic packs of t, t and 1 ra each, with their printed card—showing the kind of Tea, price, name of the concern and depot in Philadelphia, willian invitation to return the Tea, if not liked. 0 Gunpowder Ode 75 1,00 1,25 5,50 ig. Imperial Hylton 50 75 1,00 1,2.5 1,50 50 524 75 1.00 'Le& o Y. Tlack 571 50 on. • • • • • ••••.50 02175 1,00 1,25 1,50 B BLA mot , " Fine and Euro rule • • • 75 1,00 1,25 1,50 We will warrant all the TEAS we sell to be equal to, if not superr to any sold in this City, and should they not prove acceptable to the taste, they can be returned, and the money will be refunded, as it is only with that understanding we sell. We ask a lair trial, that the public may be able to judge between our Teas and those heretofore sold by other companies in this city. MI lovers of rich, delicious and good flavored TEAS, should give us a call. Dealers can be supplied on the most reasonable terms • For sale by JOS. S. N. YOUNG & CO., N, W. corner 4tls.and Ferry streets, and E. YOUNG & SON, 9. W outer 3 and Rosa streets. - 4 4 MIZE ME 111313M1 MEE tritu4s, anw, rlytite 'Diseases. - DR. BROWN, Isicy: 7 6s - tofAmorn) -- ALLEY; Myosin' his entire 'attention to an office" /1. es P.ruCfice. His businctsismostly confinedto • V Fr rate or %naval Disea'ser; Old sueh •-. , fel affections, brought on 1y imprudence, youthful indulgence and excess. ' Syphilitic Eruptions, Gionorr ' hea, Meet, Stricture, Urethral Discharges, Impurity of , the Blood, with all diseases of the venereal origin. Skin Diseases Scorbutic Eruptions, 'Fetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weakness, Im potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Month ly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous Affections, Pains In the Back and Loins,lrrita lions of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. Cure guaranteed. Fourteen years' praetice (four in this city% enables Dr Brown to offer assurances of speedy cure to all who may come under his care. Office and private consulting r00m5,65 Diamond alley 117' Charges moderate. inovb:d&wly. 110 EUMATiffild.—Dr. Brswn's newly discovred rem edy for Rim/math= is a speedy andnertain remedy for that painful trouble. It never fails. ' Office and Private Consultation Room* No. 65, Dia mond' alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Dortofis always at ;home. lant&dawtf Hera Blargtoal Palm Pri*tractor,. 110 THE PUBLIC.—This is to certify that I have found Dallsy's Magical Pain Extractor to prove a cure fat' e Chronic Rheumatism, which I have been afflicted with for ten years, in my hip joints. ABRAHA.9 I R. VREELAND. dequatkancrele, N. Y., April 8,1348. Ma. H. Datasr—Sfr :4 have been troubled with the Piles for eight months, and could get no relief. You , Magical Pain Extractor having been recommended tt me, I applied it but twice, obtained instant relief, and ia a short time was perfectly cured I Could I not get any more of It, I would not take a hundred dollars (01 the balance of my box. WILLIAM BALL. 97 North Moore street3Ncsv York, June 18,1847. RT ciappioN.,,--,Dases only Depot in the city of New York, and where the gentians article can be obtained, wholesale and retail, Is at 415 Broadway. H. DUI= is the inventor of tidir truly invaluable nom pontiff, and he netnrr has, and never wilteommunicate the secret of Itt preparation to any,man living; and, there. fore, no other person ever has made, is r ever can make. a grainof it himself. Counterfeits abound!. Every truly valuable article Is subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters mad Im posters; and nothing, that we know of, has more exten sively experienced that fact than Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor! A Tsar—The genuine Dom, in cases of the Severest Burns, Scalds, Piles, &c., will afford instant and produce at once a cooling and soothing etleat—eitractiag pain in and from one to fifteen minutes! but be sttre, al ways, apply it on linen—never on cotton cloth. And now mark the d(ferenes!--Connterfeit Extractors no matter under what name they may appear, or how ap plied, always irritant and increase thep,stn! Pamphlets, containing certificates of cures, may be had gratis, on application to JOHN D. MORGAN, Western Depot, Pittsburgh. DR. W Tnoart. Agent. Daueyos Animal Galvanic Cure-All, For Horses, Cattle, &c., cures spavin, quittor, grease. poll-evil, sores, galls and braises. Pamphlet/containing certificates of respectable parties, may be had on appli cation to JOHN a MORGAN, oetnalitery Agent. Pittsburgh. XlLUsiterls iisliallesling Ointment. CON'TAINING NO MERCURY, or other Mineral. It has the power to cause all EXTERNAL SORES, SCROFULOUS HUMORS, SKIN DISZASES, POT. SoNOUS WOUNDS to discharge their putrid matters, and then heals them. Ilia rightly termed ikUteIIVALING, for there is scareet ly a disease external or Internal, that ft will not benefit. I have used it for the last sixteen years for all diseases of the chest, involving the - Utmost danger and responsi bility, and I declare before heaven and man, that not in one case has it failed to benefit, when the patient was in the reach of mortal means. I have hap physicians learned in the profession, I have ministers of the gospel. ledges of the bench, alder men, lawyers, gentlemen of the highest erudition, and multitudes of the poor use it in every variety of way, and there has been but one voice—one universal voice, sap fiI'ALLISTER, SOUR OINTMENT IS (i4X)I) RHEUMATISM —lt removes almost immediately the inflammation and swelling, when the pain ceases. (Read the direction* around the lbws.) HEAD-ACRE —lhe salve has cured persona of the head-ache of tweive years standing, and who had it reg ular every week so that vomiting took place. Ear-Ache, Thoth-Ache, and Ague in the Pare, are helped with like success. SCALD BEAD. We have cured eases that actually defied every thing known, as well as the ability of fifteen to tweets doctors_ One men told us he had spent $3OO on has children without any benefit, when a few boxes ot Ointment cured them. TETTF.R—There is nothing hatter for the care of Totter. BURNS.—It is One of the best aunts in the world for Burns. PIIILAM--Thousands are yearly cured by_ this °nth meet. It firma fans is giving relief for tie Piles . Around the box are directions for using M`Antster's Ointment for Serodula, Liver Complaint, Eryathelas, Tatter, Chilblain, Scald Head Sore Eyes, tannic , Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Nervous Affections, Pants, Disease of the Spins, Hea d-ache, Asthma, Deafness, 'Earache, Burns, Corns, all Diseases of the Skin, Sore Lips. Pim ples' &e.; Sores, Rheumatism, Piles, Croup, Su earn os 13roken Breast, Toothache Ague in the Fare. Ac., &c If MO'YHEILS and NURSES knew its Value, in eases or Swelled or Sant Breast, they would always apply la such cases, If used freely, and according to the direr'. flans around each box, it gives relief in a rtee free hours. CORNS.--Otea.innal use of the Onament will shwa) s keep Corns from growntg. People need never he trou bled with them, if they use it frequently, Thus (hutment is good (or any part of the Lody ai limbs when inflamed. In seine Cases it should he sdpited often. CAUTION. No Ointment will be grow*ce unle-uu lbc name or JAMES MeALLISTER is wriuun with u pen uneven . ' libel. For gale by my Agents in ail cbc pnnr,pal ertiot and towns In the Untied States JAMES McALLIWIER, Solt Proprietor of the above medicine Principal Ofher. No. t 3 North Third kt , Philadelphia. PRICE 25 CE.NT4 PER 130 X Sold al Wholesale and Retail in Pittsburgh by BRAUN & REITER.. comer Liberty and St. Clair streets, 1.. WII.COX. Jr, comer of Market street and the Diamond, a 1.., earner of Fourth and Smithfield greet.. W5l JACKSON, No. tr/ L.Merty street ; and es the book Store In Smithfield et.. thiril dour from Second .trees, and in Allegheny by fl. P Schmertz and J. Sargent , and by A C. Smith, Birmingham; D. Nagler, gnu Liberty; If. Rowland, Aleßcespon and J Alexander & Son, hlonougah.da City; N. 11. Bowman A Co , BTOWTIII. trifle; J. T Roger., Bridgeport , John Racelay, Beaver, James Duncan, Pittston ; D. Watson & Uo , New Castle and 5 P.lVcaverirreetiort. inlay' I ehrodkwy._ GIIINK4E HAIR CRF.AhIr—A ailitchttaa article tea growth, beauty, and restoration of the hair. Tim Cream, when once k nown, will sapereede all other *st eme of the kind now in use. Where the hair is dead, harsh, thin, unhealthy, stir turning grey, a few sew. Ilona will make the hair soft and dark. and give it s :m utat, lively appearance; and will also make it maintain Its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long as all the preparations that are generally used. Where the hair is thin, or has fallen Mt it may be restored by using the Cream. Every lady and (landsman who is in the habit of using *Soon their hair should at once purchase a bottle of the Chinese hair Cream, as it Maocomposed that it will not Ware the hair like ale other preparations, but will beautify it, and give perfect setsslttetion in every In stance. For testimony to its very superior easiities, see the fol lowing letter from the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to Nevis. iiendershott A. Stretch, Nashville, general agents for the Southern States: Lau - ream Rev. R. Cardiac/4 Pastor of the Presbereriasi Church, Pulaski. Manses. lizatiessnorrd. Sverrott : OCIVXMILIV-1 take p.easare in adding my testimony in favor of the excellent preparollon called Dr. Parish's Chinas Hair Cream; for, about two years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, and disposed to come out; but having procured a bottle of the Cream, and use: it according to the prescription, it is now elastic, soft, and Sun to the head. Many balsams and oils were applied, each leaving my hair In a worse state than before. This Cream, however, has met my expec tations. As an article for the toilet my wife gives It preference over all others, being delicately perfumed - and not die postd to rancidity . . The ladies, especially, will find the Chinese Cream to be a desideratum in their preparations for the toilet. Respeethelly,&c., R. CALDWELL. Pulaski, January 7,1847. IT7 - Bold wholesale runt retail, In Pittsburgh, by John M. 'fownsend. 45 Market at., and Joel Mohler, corner of Pillksts . New Books. PHYSICIAN A NI) PATIENT, or a Practical View 0 the Mutual Duties, Relations and Interests 01 the Medical Profession and the Community ; by Worthington Hooker, M. D. The Works of Michael Do Montaigne; comprising his Essays, Loiters, &c. By m Hazlett. Nineveh and its Remains; by Austen Henry Layard, Esq. D. C. L. Glimpses of Spain, or Notes of an Unfinished Tour to 1847 ; by S T. Wallis. Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy, new edition; illus trated. Just received by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, Corner Market and 3d fits. DeCandles, de Campbell, inuLses tN AUZILICAN, SLNOUSTI, VIIVICCIEI •ND 68.861...!1 STAPLE AND VANCE GOODS, No. 97 Wood street, next door to Diamond Wiry, WOULD respectfally call the attention of Merchants and other deniers to their New and varied Stock oHancy and Staple Dry Goods, Laces, Fringes, Shawls, Gloves, Vesting', Ribbons, Hosiery, Mitts, etc. This is their second Fall supply, and they (eel assured in saying that they can offer (foods to compete with any in the market, both as regards quality and price. The examination of their stock of Goods is all that is required to assure the buyer they offer Goodson reason able terms. nov7:decw Important. lUr ANY BLANKETS sold in this City (or all Wool 1.1.1. are one•half Cotton. Bat persons wbo are in want of a good article will do well to examine Buirotxrs that are warranted all wool, and in every respect as represent ed, at the BLANKET DEPOT of the Fayette hlanuthe- Turing Co., N 0.56 Market street. novl9:dlw MEB. A. LEECH will open a handsome assort. tneht of Fall and Winter BONNETS, CAPS and HEAD DRESSES, of the latest styles; with a va riety of Goods in her line suitable to the present and ap- Emfichinliseaeon. an Thursday, the Ist gr November . rstore on Fifth street, four doors (Sons blattet, East side oet3l:dim -- George ia-AS selected Pittsburgh as his permanent residence. He heal taken thb house lately occupied by Alder m mil Miller, on Fourth street, near Grant, immediately adjoining the " Lamartine House." 111,. Office is attach ed to his residence, where he will constantly be found, unless absent on professional duty. Office hours from 7 o'clock a. as. to 9 o'clock a. et , and from 5 P. at. to 7 r. novs WANTED—A Potaxa in a Boat Store. One who can come well recommended can hear of a permanent situation, by a ,plyin • at thelouynal office. nov2l (10M BROOMS-100.. area Corn Broome jam reed and for sale by KING & MOORHEAD, oett3 Diamond. ~.. . - : , ...v . 0 , ... - !; *J t :.11, & ,•,0 v 1 ' -,, ..f. ,, i - - , : ,. 1 , - - ----.- . • ,„4.4.,..--.; ,.,...-... tate (ratans, VALUABLETROPERTY FOR SALE.—The iimPeraia Lat•iii pre:fent - occupied by Rest irord,,Sehool iii.ofrereit for sale on advantageous. teisne:Arpijiltto & AIePILERSON, n0v: 3 6,. - ''""Carner of Penn norWater'streete. U LET.—Being 'about to reniove. to No, 29 Ta Water street, we will t.E2 rule W.Olehouso on - Hie „corner of the Diamond and Diamond alley- _ no1020:' • KING & bIOORIMAIL For. Solo, A THREE STORIED. DWELLING HOUSE,. '1.4 beingtbeaecond house from Penn street i in Sny .ore • . , w r on Hay street. Immediate possession. will be even. Enquire of DAVID RI PCIIIE, Attorney, at Law—Mike on Fourth street, between Cherry alley and Grant Street. • Je2redtf ADIROttIOAN. 1.1 0. FINEGAN has taken and refitted In a superior . style the house formerly known as the "Western' Exchange," situated on iirnittraold street. opposite the meneogehei it House." - - - Ilis LIQUORS are of the choicest Inroads. GAME of all kinds. OYSTERS, both Shell and in the Can. With all Time IlligrieS that can be procured and are appertain ing to a respecteble " Restaurant,. constantly on hand. MEALS served Al all boors. oct2s =CI LEI JOHN TIMMEN B. WICAVEI3, liL JTWIN HANNAN /4 Co ., Firholesak ana email; Decaosinßoas tliotes.queenswarg,PtodweaneaVitr• ewe' Monotonous, No. 69 Wain' /11140013 twepil Geld and Wood. At enciiism Saloon. AND BATHING HEITAHLIBIIMENT.—PREBIi OYSTRBS JUST REOBIVED.—The proprietors are now prepared to serve up Meals at all boars, In eon neetion with Boarding by the day or week. etep24 • APPALLS. Proprietors. • flellainger i , Wells aCo. MANUFACTURERS OF GREEN OLASS WARE, No. 27 Market .11rftt, Pittsburgh, Pa., keep constant ly uu hand and make to order, all kinds otVials, - Bottles, &e.; Porter and Mineral Water Bottles, of Inspe.rloruak it y. Particular attention paid to prientarnoulds. Cnv2o:y Eagle Marble Works, (115TABLISRED 1832) BY EDIIVND WILKINS, No 184 Liberty strut, head of Wood tarot, Pittsburgh. MONUMENTS, Vaults, Tombs, Bend Stones, etc.; Mantel Pieces, Centre and Pier Tops, always on hand and made to order. N.B.—A choice selection of Drawings on hand. [nvl4 Hasgaln. TINE VALUABLE and well located BUILDING .11 LOTS, in the Sixth Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, for sale unusually low. Enquire of SMITH & CUMMINS, novln:tf] N 0.3 Smithfield st,. op. Monong'a House. G ROCERIES -0 bbls. No. I. Mackerel 10 half bbls. N 0.9 " And 150 assorted Baskets,* for sale at N JOH HANNAN'S, No 10 Water st. fIUEENSWAHE—Just received. 3 Crates Queens Not ware, best selection. Also, 2 Crates C. C. Qaeens were—at N 0.69 Water et. (nv2s] JOHN HANNAN. F it:ill-43 barrels No. 3 AI ackerel ; 17 11, 1.4 10 lif. " " 2 " 12 " Glibbed.flerring ; 12 drums Codfish 00 boxes Sealed herring' for sale by RIMY, 111 A [THEWS & CO., hov- 22 Water street CoFTEE-2:..N bags Prime - Green Rio for sale by notrtM RHI?.Y. MATTHTWS &CO TE.A—SS half chests V. H. Tea ; 22 " Imperial Tca ; '&2 " Black " 79 caddy bole* V. H. " part very fine—(or faintly use; 44 caddy boxes G. P. and bnp'l Tea; (or sale by nov29 RHEA', MATTHEW S & CO. L'UAH MU MOLASSES-- 0 58 Mid*. prone old crop; 63 barrcl.4 No. 5 and 8 Loaf Sugar ; 74 • N.O Molassen; In •• S. H. do •ZU hf. •• S. 11. do for tale by um-2.; RIMY, MATTHEW &CO 1 itUrr-M0 Logcs now crop itarsinn; 6 casks Zunte Currant',; 150 bu. new crop Peaches; 7 5 •• old do do for tole by HUEY. MATTHEWS ft CO 1 jEAPiti.-- , Ai barrels Small White lzkirlita for lOW by I) nay2b II !HIV, MATTHEWS & co. I;EATHERS-19 rock . prime Ey. for sale by LIOT*I man., mArromvs ei. co. r j ivkLIAL,W-3:, barters, fii - sale by nor•I. HUEY, MATTHEWS &EO. a Soft G rata Lead, for le by i jill Ulat A D It" P4g ßil KY, MATTHEWS & 17.0. NVA: lED-- I CVO a 111 7 , 1 - li4 - 81 Yon' , bY norto [KING & MOORHEAD. pow YARN—IVO doten Tovr Yana tor pale by nort , 4 KING & MOOaHF.AD ' l7 .l' rr t e i c!ec " A "' l sF. rno l vlthl "h rf KENO A. " ;I re 00 1' !Mae. " ILIEATiI'Ob.V-401. 1 Ms Feathers in inert and for sale by novel: KING & MOORHEAD. APPLES -L . 2.5 tibia A ppfes on consignment and for side by Inoe : j KING a. MOORHEAD. I )OTATOES.---30U bas on consignment and for sale by nov27 KI.NO k MOuattEAD. k A MASON k CoThave opened nii - e — geiCito. !Milk et 20 cents., Cassinets at !go' cents, Alpacas at IA Cents noVi'd t c 1 r7" -- ..“ Tieo Doudrell Dozen of Ltnen ilandkerelneLs,a nem. norZG *HEAT DE LAIN Pdl--A. A. Masoa k Co , 60 Market J *trent, are now oriental; 2 cave* cheap De Lainesott Itc per yd nor% nov-ki SMITH& SINCLAIR. 13ROCALS--40 dot. Broom*, for sate by riov26 SMITH & SIN'CLAUL r SKR.II-- 5 !dile. 'Timothy Seed fur sole by SMITH ht. SINCLAIR. ARD--A tevr legs and for tale by nocat SMITH & SINCLAIR ' LA I:11E 2.0 titre, Louisville Mute Lime Audi reeved and for *ale by itiov23) %VM. DYER. 4 Tl'Lf.S.----I.'oo botTols good keepul Apples, various kltuls, mot received and for sale low try irov2:l WM DYER. 159 Liberty L. u lea Imre Raisin. , putt onewoved and for DROWN tt KIRKPATRICK. No. 144 Liberty Wool It A sale try nov2l j OF'S bales N V. Hops, 1t619 , just recessed and Cot .a ir by (nirl`2l BROWN & KIRKPATRICK. Suit P..-5n boles Nu Cutetanal] Soap; an Crumpton & Co., has. Ronp. In store and fur sale by novria BROWN & KIRKPATRICK. A PPLAN. - &1 bblr. silvan Apples juin reed and for sale by tnov22 BROWN & KIRKPATRICK. 111,00R—tou 1,0,$ P. Flour ut store En. !Dr sole by no , rl.l BROWN lt KIRKPATRICK. BAGe-40 . duzon flogs m store laud for tole by novlr.4 BROWN R KIRKPATRICK. IF.ATILERS--1000 prow, Kentucky Penaters In r mote cmd for sole by nov3o BROWN E. KIRKPATRICK. krA rust rte d and for sale by JOSHUA RHODES, No. 0 Wood st. 150 HAUS BRAnt, SUGAR t 5 carats Zente Currants., (newt) Just rec'd and for ante by JOSHUA RHODES, nov2l No. 0 Wood at "IRALK-2 tous, White, tor sal. by 110 V ill B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO CI . P. TURPENTINE.-4o barrels. in .prime order, for 1,7 sale by (tiorta) D. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. jr ONINY-30 barrels Pearl Romany, a first rate ele, for sale by tunv2ol WM. DYER. I RAN EFERRIES-410 but re le, in good order, for me CY V nov2o WM. DYER. CORN MEAL-45 bblv. Kiln Driedfresh received by WM. DYER, nov2n ;No. ISS Liberty street. t.;.A.SE bILACK SATINETT—Just received from the 1 manufacturer. For sale very low, by 11. LEE, nov laLlberty,atteet. ICASE CALIFORNIA PLAID; I " Brown Jenne; '' Prints; just received and for sale by novl3 H. LEE. WEITETANNEEOWSteiIi LIVEROIL=Just re crived by KEYSER ft McDOWELL, novel 144 Wood meet. NECKERS' FARINA., Rice Flower, Sapioca, Sago Arrowloot, warranted fresh at.d genuine; for sale by KEYSER •k. McDOWELL, novB 144 Wood farce. rIALABKIA LISUORICE—In store land for sale by kj nova KEN SF.R Sc. IIIe.DOWELL, 144 Wood all H. MUL ASSES—IO bbl;, " Battle Oround," reed . sod for sole by JAMES PATTON, Jr., noel 17 Liberty street. 1 WATHE e RS-1000 tbs. prim Penna. Reathera reed and for nale by JAMES PATTON, Jr., nov7 17 Liberty RtreCt. ID W. FLOUR--WOO tbs., in sacks, received and for 1), sate Ly JAMES PATTON, Jr., nov7 17 Liberty meet. John Dunlap & Co., CORNIgg OV MARKET AND a IiCOND STISEETS, ARE now. receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE and other 000118, direct from the manufactories and workshops of Birmingham, Sheffield. and Wolverhampton. We have already In \Varehonse Casks and Cases of Goods, covering the following ankles : 'Pinned Saucepans, Round Pots; and Oval Kettles; Enameled Saucepans and Muslin Realms; Fine 'Prays in setts; COMMOR TraVA•nci Waiters; Fite Irons in setts nod pairs, over 50 patterns. Fire Iron Standards, with Marble and Bronzes Iron basis; Short handle Frying Pans; Bread Pans, oval and end; Bracket, Chamber end Gothic Brass Candlesticks; Tinned Wrought Hon Tea-kettles; Tinned Basting Spoons, Table Spoons, &c ; Tinned Flesh Forks, Skimmers and Ladles ; Roasting Jacks ; Box Iron e, with Heaters; Commode Knobs, Coffee Mills, Lanterns, Ic.; Fine Britannia Ware, in setts; Communion Ware, Swing Tea-kettles, le.; Planished Ceafing Dishes, Urns, Oyster Siewers, Cruet Frames, with cut glass and common Bottles, Brass Battery Kettles, Bell Metal Hettles,&,c. ' 'Fable Maus, Toilet setts, Seals, tco.; Pillar, Urn and Helmet pattern Coal Vases. &Leo, a large stock of Copper, plain Tin and Japan ned Ware, Pressed Goods, &c., to which we would in vite the attention of jobbers wholesale buyers and others. JOHN IMJNLAP & CO., sepls Corder Market and Second streets. rflIN 11'1 . 4TE-200 boxes Tin Plate, choice brand s , ts I. store anklet sale by JOHN DUNLAP &. CO , seP2 4 Corner Market and Second streets. `=~-.~:':.. ♦~,:-.x ,c.,_...' ~. r` 3- P u-,`~~.~,e. , _~ ` 5.3- =-fie. '~~4~Yi....^~.... .~.:+ c v.,.7 , ~ ...n•,~- : ... . _ ,_ . _ ... ~.. ~.., ....,, , ~ 7-4,,„ii......', -.,*. ..%,- , ;.; . , ' •,, ~ , ' : 1 - - f: ..!:.1":,--, 1.: ,,_ , ... -, - 14..,' , '' 4 •. -, - , - , e , i !..-,.. 7; ".,::,1.--,,,,:7-ii.,%?k5i.,: -;L';lL'.i.-f!'f-',..'"'-iii!'....',''i,';'t .-=,-.., ... - . , 4,V-,.-6 ~., i , ,. ': • - .7 ..: .. ,5!..,-i,,,.-- -J,5..,,,;,..'1!;:2-6:=i-,-,,,:,,4-4-',::':-J,N ';-,./.:-5-.'..i.';'47::.'1.--0:,jir•Zif'....4'1..14.,...-;.....4,k,,,....:i,:..i , ia , -7'. "4 ,, :,' .:...,,,.,:...-- ~..:.f-',..:-..:41.1,;4..:-:,,r,,p-,:c.t.7.,..,,-.:;-74,41:4..,,,..,t-r-!'li,!•1,=%',-,',.,..,..1..'i.',--'i077.;:ig-!',,,i ,i..4,,,,::::.:„..4:,.".:?5::41.:,,p,...--Atci,i,A-i.,V54!3..,.:,!i,1;,;,,..-.3]...)i...,-.,-.7,t,,,,':"r-,,-,.-'--',2-,,,,.'t-. ~, , , , , ,- 1 .t:,;,,, , , A .....,y. , ,:?','; qt,fi1'.0.5,..7.,',...,,,1 -t,',Vf."‘...;.1'.3r-V.,,,,,f.--t:k.l;:ii-4g1,41L,:'7,-‘44'f;','-'''''''''''-`''"..''''''',7--'-'-"1:-.'"-''''-- --• t'- -" ' - r ''" --. 4. " '- ' ' - .' ' ~. =- _w ~ank~rs~a~ t~xc~j~it~e ~ru~er Domestic ally "Erdifigei Gold and Silver. BotS ert4 Sold L iittil , E 2 4 a rA r 4; EXCHANGE Alto -UANKINA litiVSE • William A. I'ill, & Coq 64 Wood Streid l .. " - PITTSBIIRGLE Er INTEREST AGLOW= ON TYKE DEPOSITS. raug29 Blealteintais Rank. BOILIE'S EMlLDUlG,W6tilrrifasovs fulizirr wralrair. - Tans BANK is now prepared to do' buMnesS. Open . 1 front 9A4 M. to 3. P. 111. Interest , paid on SpeeialDepolits aUg I 1 .T : TiIOWSON BELL, • s..'wo;Lia.ne, EX..O ,A N GE - ANTO BANKING. OFFICE N. B. cameral Ordtout Wood strati. SIGHT and Tithe Bills of Exchange, Bank noteit an foreign and dontesde . Coin. bought and sold on at most Aivotable terms.. Collectlonstaade inalltheprinclpateities of tliq unio n at the lowest . ion ALLEN IFAIWIta. =Kraal KRAMITaIt 41s , BorikpaaTutExcircolgo Broken, Boatel irk Farairn and - Dennaiieltilts,Eißsef Riehangsi Critifierau it, Bank BOW, and coin. ' • Comer af;Thlrd and - Word et!., dlreetlyappcalte the St. . Charles lintel; EntrY93 is.,Hubsims & - Bataan and Thakra:in „Buhr:lngeCliirtand Batik Notts, Market task, Pittsburgh, MILLING SAUL .111CMIANGIL New York pr 'Cincinnati Philadelphia Lohisville Baltimore * " St. Louis luau. NOVO. Buying rase, Ohio . die Indiana I ' II Kentucky It Virginia Wheeling i ii Tennessee 3 eul9-y JAB. B. HOWL THOS. SA.ROILN2. HOOK me SARGENT. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, N. R. Corner of Wood and Sixth owns, Pittsburgh, Ya. riEALERS In Coln,Bankliotes,_Time Hills, Foreign .1.1 and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit,.te EXCHANGE on all the . principal Cities , of the Union and Europe, for sale in come to slut purchsers. CURRENT and par funds received on deposite. COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, at the lowest rates. , sepll-ly Onstany. BILL BROKER, dealer in dyne Wow, Drafts keep tames, ite. Office, Op stairs) No. 2 d Wood street Pinabrgh. oetll3 WM. MILLER, PHULLDI. WM. EICLIII3O3, erresanaon. MILLER k RICKETSON t Wholesale Grocers, and Im porters of Brandies, Wines and Sagan ; Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Liberty and Irwin erects, Pittsburgh, Pa. Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns, ice.. constantly on hand. angl4y Jowl A. Casio, late of New Lisbon, O. • W. 8. SIMMER. CMO & SKINNER, Gentraidgensy t Conunissicit and Forwarding Merchants, No. 20 Market street, Fins burgh, Pa. Prompt attention given to the purchase and safe of all kinds of produce. sept 2 Benjamin F. Brown, 4 TTORNEI AT LAW, Washington Clig, D. Ad. prosecute claims before the Deparunents and Con gress. Business left with C. 0. Loomis, Esq., of Pius burgh, will receive prompt attention. sep4 DA. G. A. alms... EVSER W ho aDOWELL (SUCCESSORS TO Naha & Kirrsaajesale and Rstail Drug and Prarription more, comer of Wood street and Virg= alley. Physi cians prescriptions carefully compounded night and day. e; neat( BEAVERS -A handsome lot of Beaver Cloths for Over-Coats, such as Black, Brown, Drab, Gray and tinkle', Olive Mixtures. Also, a great variety of Blan kets and FeWags, embracing al l the above colors— which will be made to order in the newest and moat ap proved !styles, at inow.N] N. DELANY'S. 4cOTHS—Freneh, English, Belgian and American Cloths, of the most desirable colors : super fi ne black, co brown, olive green, olive brown, claret; all other desirable colors stutobte for Dress and ' Huslitess Coats— which will be made to order in a Superior manner, at nor2oP. DELANY'S. , lASSIMERES:—ust received,l2 pieces New Style of ki Fancy Cassimeres, together with a handsome lot of Silk, SAWA and Cashmere VESTINGS, which will be made to order in the latest style, at DELAN Y'S. nov'N ElkbY-fiIADE Cl.o"rtilltlG.—A general assonment of ready Clothing, made up in accordance with the present fashion ' and will be sold .wholesale or retail as late 1111 they can be purchased at any other establishment in Pittsburgh. Inovo3l . P. DELLNE. JUST RECEIVED tram Philadelphia and New Tort, an extensive assortment of GOODS FOR GENTLE MEN'S WEAR, adapted to the present season, at v 24 P. DELANY'S,49 Liberty et. 10BACC4I—tb) boxes, receiving And for I , eby nov27 STUART er. SILL riE.A. N-15 ht. chests Y. N. receiving lu of for toile by .1 norn 6TUART & SILL. /AU:JARS-SVMM mu. in store and for sale by tl nor-27 STUART & SILL. t i Artimi—oou lhx , in stare and far sate by neo n STUART & SILL. 1 lIIIWER—to bags, to store and for sate by JE n0v9.7 ;STUART &SILL. 1iii141066: - - fiiiioii; int --- 1 - 1 - caiiiii 7 iiiiiill 4--- uo ex STUART & SILL, No. 11. Wood st. NVan.-1000 lbs., just receiving and fin sale by no 2U STUART &SILL. I,ILOUR-2.10 bbls. Extra r nov26 CORN MEAL-101. 1 bushels (Old Corn)) for sale. novO; STUART A SILL. CCTIPSI37IEAL Freah Ground and Sin on hand and for sale by novl9 RHODES & ALCORN, 30 Fifth as GIIOIIND FEIO.II. We ate now prepared to supply Livery Stables, ithlintrn and "Freders" generally with Chop'd Corn and Oats, Corn Meal, (ground coarse,) Oil Meal, Chop'd Corn and Cob, and several other kinds of " Chop," suitable for all kinds of stock. The supply will be steady through the winter, and we will larnatt bags and deliver to wnoty:sat.a c ustomers any where in the Cl?!, vacs or CIII3IOE. RHODES & ALCORN, novta 20 Fifth street HULL') U &IILRV—Our own manufacture, constant If on hand sad for rain by novl9 RHODES & ALCORN. (\AT MEAL—Our oleo mono argon, constantly on 'LP hand and for sale by RHODES tr. ALCO RN, novl9 3O Fifth street. POTATOES ---A fine assortment of "Potatoes," rot family use, constantly on band and (or fade by novl9 11.1101)15 & &LCOBN. itU • NI • S—lOu bush., to arrive; for tale by uovl9 [Cbrun. copy.' RHODES tt ALCORN Cl AIBBLE. WHITE BEANS; Get 2 bales Ginseng; received on consignment and for sale by (novil9l .11. LEE, N 0.120 Liberty st. POTATOES-200 barrels, in store and for gale by novl4 CUMMINS & SMITH. eIRERN APPLES-200 bbls., in store and for sale by ijr novl4 CUMMINS & smrrit. URN AND CORN MEAL—CUM and for sale by Cnovt4 CUMMINS & jr Brandies, W Ines, Ulna, Acc. 50 HP. Pipes Cognac Brandy," Jas.•l4ennessy & 30 qr. do do do do do 2 qr. do do do "•Sazerac.. 10 hi. do Rochelle do 4 .`Pelevotain." 5 pipes Holland Ohl. 9 puncheons Scotch Malt Whiskey. 1 do Irish do do 1. do Old Jamaica Spirits. 40 qr. casks °ports Vine, "Arenloao." , 100 qr. do superior TenerilTo Wine. 5 pipes Calabna Port • do 30 qr. casks Sweet Malaga do 30 Indian bbls. Dry do do I 5 baskets "Manton. Champagne Wine. 15 do " HeidsleV , do do 15 do "Solders' , . do do In store and for sale by MILLER dr. RICKETSON, novt3 Nos. 172 and 1141 Liberty street. rpoilite,Co— 20 boxes ft Lump, Samuel Myers & Co." 100 dwarf boxes 141 lb., ea. lb Lump, do. 5 half " th Lump," El Dorado," 3. Thomas. to " s's do " Russell & Robtnson." 30 " " s's do "Caballero." 15 " .s's do "Jones & Fludsons." 20 " " S's do ." Freemans." 40 dwarf " Ift do • " Cabauers." 40 " " s's do " Dickinsone." Just received and for sale by MILLER tr. RICKETSON, novl3 Non. 175 and 174 Liberty street. SALT -250 barrels No. 1 Solt landing and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON, novl3 Nos. 172 and 174 Liberty street. c,:t HINGLES-108,000 French Creek Shinglekjust recM t., and for sale by MILLER & RICK ON, novl3 Nos. 172 and 174 Liberty street. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-150 sacks. for she. novl2 STUART & SILL, 118 Wcod at. 50 E s l a ii i tl e tI y ELS CHESTNANS — jiiit — received and for JOSHUA RHODES, novin No. 6 Wood st: MORE D HERRING—SaImon and Halibut, just re eeived from the East and for sale by J. S. hl. YOUNG ts novlo N. W. earner Fourth and Pony eta. FR-- White Wheat, - Buckurbeat PlOur, and Corn Meal for aide by J. S. M.YOUNG & CO., novia N. Mr. torner fourth and Perry streets. G REEN GINGER -Ropy% .yr kraye d into by rovlO Fourth and Ferry ata. CStar Candles, for 14 1 P11 . ANDLES—Patent Virlifte and Colored, Sperm and and Ferry eta. novi.o . FOU:TaI S. M. YOUNG & CO., . . DEATH TO THE:MTS.-275 boxes of that irre proaehaide and we(u) Exterminator of Bats, Nice RoaeSes and tied Huge, on hand and for ante by M. YOUNG do CO., novlo : Fourth and Ferry etc BBROAIA, Coeoa, Chocolate and Schmertz' Sweet Spiced Chocolate, for sale by J. S. M. YOUNG a: CO., 0 Fourth and Ferry sic ' - ALMON, Shad, Macker 7 Q, and Herrin s . ,,- , for sale by 0 novlo J. S. M. YOUNG tr. CO. N 13A - 12:11F.C.S COVBitRS !—Just Tcalved at "Oua Boon," Diamond alley, ten barrels Shell Oysters For gale by the bbl. or hundred. BENNETT. JOSEPH S. blOßßlSON,..etaarney as Law—OSice ou Fourth street, near WoOd, Pittsburgh, Pa. f0e:26:9 . •icovare...c(Amisis. 'I3ICAiIIDI fl = - • - -.• MDR AUTUMN DESSIONO(Oun a i•menee on • the first litenday,in.liFteinberv, - #o_ . )11: : , ; ::::',... on Federal. street, in a Cidarinde Row,» 2d door bridge ' •• lung 011 vinrldit asastostoe spa Departriteny , including, D,taillitifr Otthooggrraapby land DefiningoVrldriti-Engilid , Drll•P nlcgic; English CcalP°BltiPn °Pa Historyi ArlthnietieandOehiginir tam: • mance Natural Philosophy s :Chetnistry ;' Astroaoiay z; PhYa t % °"l° T 4Pl"" rrScienceE nglish andalloet easneannttiTna,, : 8 2 20 00 'Classical Department, ineludnig , Latin and tireek : each •-`; • 7.; 810.-00: French- - r g • ' German 'a for The services'of - competent tell ere.ale SSC ur such as desire instruction rln Fronekand ‘)ftrfitalf, also in Dmaring, Painting , andAlasic.. .It is daidritble thatpupa enter at•thenornmencenton!? . of the Session • yet they are received at_any , time, and are chargedaethe above rates from the time ofentrance.:.;•,_ =No dedacilaulnade for abeences, , ellept.in eases of ,i _protracted illness ' • Farther information may be obtained,and *ppheatloa s made by calling upon Ste..Paracipst.,• as - hie- Room , a , nn, Federal street; or at his lodgings ; in !.IriminTs - llow,, - arty street Piusburgh; between stand 4thstriiets -arty, addressing a tiola 'ha:nigh-the •Pluitharslit Post Offisel ; 'the Principal: • • •'• .! • Allegheny- Angast 7,1649; . • faugt?.dtf Tiavi .T. B. YOUNG - 8 - CO, hive rentooid. ` from Mi. Et"' - Columercial- Elme r Liberty s treet , the corner of • : ,'. 'and , Smithfield Streets, opposite Brown's Ito to ~..,..,- te —would resPectfully infomt theitold customersosteam; beet. friends; and lite. citizens.-generally, thoLthey will , . keep constantly oil band, nAppertor stock of 02,3311310 T. WA.RE, made ofthe best materials and :prille most es- perienced workmen. Primate - dwellings, steamboats end hotels, furnished on the most reasortable.terms, and all .....- work warranted equal to that of any other establishment., - ;, - ,:. 417"UNDFIRTAMNG. promptlynttentiedlo Intill-it5...,,,-,..: 13111r0 111111 f Buying non Cetmty h Cuy ord'' Relief Notes PentusylvanteCo , New York • i Na tyland New Orleans For Otele., LOT OF GROUND, 30 feet byl2o feet', ajoiainifthe Theatre, Fifth street., Tetras moderate and pay= manta eahy. Enquire'of .',. . ROBERT PORTER. novl4 . Attorney fit Law, Fifth street.' :jp,A.IPLEtreDID ASSOllMEßAli.riqitscalor, ' ' -' suitable for the-Fall and Winter trad consisting of liftWit,":Wriviiny; B . 9,o,;lliues , .and . Chibirta , s vear of erery . varytty andetylsi and at --. pricer to suit iiiitimei. ' Those wishing toparoliastr, plole , % sale or remit; will find it to, their, advantage to give us tt , call, and examine thr theanseires„ _2 -, -' =,' - ,' • TROTH tc`SCOTT,': ,- r• '• Corner of dth and Smithfield stir, Pittsburgh, Fa: ll:P" Donn. forget the .lace. - ~ ''. . own , , 0 YSTERS! OYSTERS !!=—The Oyster . Saloon of "My Roue, '' comer of Seventh and Webster eta., is now open. pleures will be well sulted.when they call. foctlthttl WM. -WILSON,- QUEEINSWARE, GLASS AND CHINA STORE, - Wood street, may Se.. cheers - Irma, Pitt:bust& --- ranylmbscriber .ba.s constantly on hand the best and handsomest stock of the above,artioles tote:found establishment East or West; and has just qened some noway/es of his own importaboni, not fonndtn any other store. •-', -; :_ ,- ~,_-, : Solar stand, lumAbigandisideLamps t. - Girondtiles, Can elebras, French and English Mantel Ornaments; Britannia Ware; Waiters;&c.,•&a:, which will se be sold low, in large 'and small lots, to sun par ., chars. Merchants and families are invited to, call, as it is' worth looking at at any time. [oet2) 141..HODKINSON / MOMS L. /ONES IL BILIMPS2B. 13Z:= - - - - NEWIDRiIe STORE. JAMES A. 'JONES & COMPANY. %IRE undersigned have opened a NEW DRUG and 1 FAMILY MEDICINE STORE, in Lntton's New, Row, corner of Penn and Walnut streets, Fifth -Ward,- - - With an entire new stock of Drugs, Medicines and Per- . fumery, where they are prepared-to fainish all articles kept in a Drug and Family 'Medicine Store: , Having m: good stock; anti being acquainted - with the business from a practical experience - of several years,'they respect fully solicit a share or pablic patronage. , N. B.—Physicians , prescriptions accurately com- - pounded at all hours of the day and night. JAMES A. JONES & CO - .A Beautiful white for Ladies. . WARRANTED not to injure, bin on' the contrary to Y Y improve the texture of the, Skin, and make it soll, smooth, and give . the Face, Neck, and Brew of Ladiesin, pure, whiteness. .Such is the qualities *Clones , ' Spanish Lilly H'bite—lnit mind Ton . get the germine.-- Ask for Jones' Spanish. Lilly Whne. Sold by the Agent, Wm. Jackson, SO Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. Price 25 cti. nug3dy. liWv - THE HOMELY OF BOTH SEXES, VELLOW, - DARICAND-RED'FACES, Are requested to read and learn the virtues of an arti cle that will make themthe most lovely and • BEAUTIFUL OF NATURE'S CREATION. It was dispovered by au Italian Chemist, and jibes the most astonishing power of rendering coarse, dark,.yel low or sallow sktn, clear, wkate,- soft, smooth, and is perfectly innocent, being composed of rare pkints. - PIMPLED AND BLOTCHED PACES, Together with every kind of eruption,. are cured by its ase, and at least thirty physicians in New York use it—. the genuine P YOUR TEETH are ever SO dark, yellow, distal ored and dirty, or your breath ever to foul tind,fretitl,- by purchasing a2s China Box of JONES`, -- Amßee - TOOTH PASTE, this I assure you, though'you rie - entOt: take my word, butthen , yeti tannordouhrthat either' 'Fr !emotes teal scientific Dentist, Er, E. N: - York, who says:. ' . "I have both used and seethed tbisbeantifnt palatable article, (Jones' Amber Tooth Paste) 'arid cap. recommend it as possessing all the qualities claimed-for . i Jacsn, B9toestT S - ne; Soldby the agent. - Jac k s on '• Pittabargh... Piles:ZS css • atui&ly y, in awn: and tor gala STUA RT Ml* MIRE- CROWNING ORNABLENT,It.ia to the scalp Guano is to the Earth,in makingirfraitfuL It is as certain in its effectsasto.mcmorr or nektlear. Now, reader, these_ respeetable •eitizets- certify„thai Jones's Coral Hair Restorative will have - thi effrct without fail:—lt will farce the human Hair to pow_ on the head, it - will atop it failing, cure scurf or dandruff, and make red, gray, and light ha ir grow dark. %- Stir. W. Tompkins, 92 King at. New York. Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn. Mr. James Power,.grocer, Hilton at. Brooklyn.. Mr. Thomas Jackson, Montour , s Island, near Pitts burgh. • Hedry E. Cullen, barber on board the South America. But the beautiful, the glorious effect it has in dressing and beautifying the hair, making it !wil l dark., silky, and keeping it so thrice as long as any other article made.— Besides it is so economical and cheap, • and the public are conscientiously and honestly assured that the above are its real and true qualities. ti Be etrrefel andget the genuine. Ask for Jones's Carel Hair Restorative, and take no other," ' Sold by the agent, WM' JAPIOON,- 89 Liberty . Sweet,- Pittsburgh. Price 371,50 cm.. and one dollar, constantly SORE HEADS, OLD SOR.I, SCURVY, ERYSIPII. LAS, SALT RHEUM.; ac., and ithan.the. best etfectin caring any similar diseases. As a :proof'. of its innocent elect, it can be used with the most Perfect safely , for Chafes and Chaps in infants, making their Akin. smooth, ; soil, healthy, Ac., but as a cosmetic, - - , THE HON TON, THE LADY OF FAStIION,- . win find it has a charndug effect in. making. the .skin smooth, soft, white, and delicate,-.removing freckles ' , wrinkles, disfigurements, Ike. In fact, Jones' Italian Chemical Soap is the most beautiful, yet - wonderful work of science.• BUT, READER, BEWARE, BEIVA,RE,* Of Counterfeits. Sold by the agent, WM. JACKSON, 89 Liberty. street Pittsburgh. =ntagady. Atli Property for Sate or Exchange. IHE undersigned will sell at a low rate and alma easy terms or will exchange for City : Properryi the • RAM GRIST AND SAW MILLS, CARDING' MA CHINERY, dm., situate on the Northern,Tetnpike,23 miles East of Pittsburgh, in Westrnotel and County . . -The Engine, Mills and Machinery are all in first. rate order. The Grist Mill contains three setts Burrs and; onesett common Mill Stones with all the best machinery and pliances for making flour. dm. And attached. to .the Steam Engine is a Saw, Mill and Doable' CarlialMa . , chine, alt In good order. The Enginnheing eiem - power to run all together. The Land and other Buildings appurtenant to - these Mills is as follows: Four - Acres of good Land .with two good Dwelling Houses, a Store House, ft - large-Stable,' Smoke House and Blacksmith Shop - , .and Other aniall buildings. -. The mouth of the Coal Pit is within ten rods of the Es ., give Bouse%With sufacient Coal belonging to the. Mill to'z run the Engine upwards of filty . years. - • This Mill 'property is situate in the teart of the beat , . grain growing neighborhood in Westenr Pennaylvanint: upon a good road, within eleven ailleaorihaVaint l / 4 and near the line of the Central Rail Road.. . • . . 7 r'' -1-,-,.fi'!:‘,',7', ~` ~' r y •" ..Z~' • ~i''. ° ~ '<`~'.. , \. ' ;' .•, , ,. :, , ; _,, , , , ,,, , : ah0n ,,,,.4.'.,:..:-, , , , ,.,.,.,..,..,. , ,,, , , , , , ,.:., , ..., , ,_ :,. : : : : ,.,,.,.,,. Boots and . .f DIY 'lllOl/81re." JONES' ITALIANckIP.MICAL SOAP, - . MIL OS.R.D DUNCASTER, on the remises. For further particulars, enquirauf.THOS„ IELTON; Etq.. Pittsburgh: - , Wall Paper NlTarehostee s NO 47 MARKET MR PITTSBURGB,TENRW s THOMAS PALMER. _ R ESPECTFULLY announcesto hie friends - and el* - tamers, that be bas bad ;at no past period:martini: sive a Stock as he has at present.. Re can.oferto Pars' Miasma, on very moderate terms, at-the old asteliafted stand at Alaska street, almost every article incluilingconntitig-roorn. bed chambes,dininproordipar lot and hall Paper. With 13orderi,l.andscapese board Prints, Paper-and Transparent ,Windom-fitaidsti,, Bonnet and Binders'. Boards: , Writings WeePPiegi nee Pen Paper ; .he is abundantly supplied, ano_ketmeste: merchant's and housekeepers to Can and extuninitlns . dst . sortment. Rags nod:Tanners' Scraps taken in trade, ei'the high' est pricer • PAGISIN WM& ; THE subscriber has jest received, at the Pekin,fieir Store, Br Fourth street, a very large and well se lect: ed stoek of pore GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,from.D.I• York, all of which has been received in thiS,cOnrlsy sauce the tat of February last, consistingof thedilreient grades grown in the Celestitd.Empire: Ous stook haki s ,.. among the largest in the Nest, we are prepared towbole sale on better terms than any other house in-the eity,-- We invite retail grocers to call and examine our stock and 'prices. They can have it:packed in'}, and X lb. pac k ag es, 01b. tin cannisters, - or by ha. chests, to snit Our retail prices 'vary for Oolong, Black Teas from 50 ui g „- to si,ho kr. ih,i.Ning Young Bouchong, eta.; Con go 50,and Englialt Break fast-50; Young Hyßon,Punpo7iv -ler and impenakfrom 35 cents to $1,25 . . • Families are requested to sond:and get sainples-ofons Teas, and try them, before PurthasiD. , • my . 2 ,01E",, ,- • , : JAYN ES, 70 Finurth.'s INE 'COEFF,ES4-Itloeha , - African!, daoa, Lagurra st.Dotning_o and Rio 1, ? .. 11 1 4 1 1 1!lat , -ne4 for.ige at the PEKIN TEA STOtIk. .InaT24, HITE M .EUGA—Loveriug.s I,ortc,pxiistw.d ; ar id wSugars, just reel- atulfor .sate lyi;the bbl. or to 'elan, at the PEKIN TEX sll3REMipoorth citrOCOLATt;SOCVA AND .13DUAIA—ItakerlrBro ki ehoeerate and CiiedatfiDoi2etimiteavret cpieed Clorolete, just reed and for saleat 14 - PEKIN TEA STORE, 70 fourth sireqd - - • ISSE ,-- , 5: , ,.!• - 1..:'..;.'.::P ',•0; - .,:. -- ..:,-..... , s. - -; ,, i.. , -,. . ,, '..‘ ,-• .- , .;'4 - ,':"' 4 .' ,- • ,,, -i - :.*': . :l , ;:'''.• 7 ' - ' . 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