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[l7' Having added td Estsiblislil4. , 'et44 l lsplo ll id
Steam-Power *Mang Alnekine, me are prepared to do
ell kinds of Newspaper and 'Book.motk enty . le of as
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Err—Feiv OiloarAt«aieoifed at OMNI:PA' LItER.
ARY DEPOT.--Agriais Grey, in' Autobiography by the
author of " Janaßyre,"" Shirley," era; Roltul. Cashel.
complete ;Zito of..Reloo Jewett s, ii.oTtico Whig - Alratune
for 1850. - ' dee22
Third Ward Denitioridia Ticket. •
dldcrnuri-R: Biddle Roberts, Michael Mcßride,
&hod Direcorrs , :-Thdataa Hamilton, Thomas O'NeIL
.dssesszatanel 13aird.
Judge of Eleetiern—M.V. Milligan.
in , rpretar—Thtituis WHarailton.-
Constable—john Fox.
frr Electiori, first Tuesday in January. idc24:te,
ET' I. 0. of 0. F.—The. members of hagerona:
Lodge,No: 289 ore hereby notified thht meeting of said
Lodge will take place on ..WKDIVIDSDLY everatg,..'Llec,
26th, at 6 o'clock, at which lime the election ' for officers,
and the collection of dues, will be had: .
dec2B:3ro Sawysa,,Seey.
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me G. W. BIDDLE, Deratlat....Bssorro to a
new three 'story Briekon Stammucco rr., one door be
ow Sixth street. TEETH INSERTED, from one to a
whole sett,. by Almospherie -Pressure, with a beautiful
repreiehtation of the Natural Gme,-restoring the FACE , ID.
Its original shape: TEETH EXTRACTED, With little
or no pain. Dseeirmo TEST/1 permanently- saved by
PLUGGING, preventing the Tooth-ache, which ism Etch bet
ter than caring It, though it should be done in Ave min
utes, or even instantly: - IiP2I:IV
4 Attentlanoe-fROBERT BARBER,Risnatsirr
Tsrucn, N 0.31. Marko,. between Second and Third streets,
Pittsburgh.—Constantly on hand, a large and general as
sorune nt of Simms mums RatnY-atemaCnarunso.
Partioubr attention paid, to the_ Cutting of Custom
Work, wilielt will be made in the most fashionable man
nes, and on reasonable- terms. mayB
Notlee.—TbeiorinaasTmanTamines Socmei, of Pali
burgh and Allegheny, meets on the second Monday of
every mouth atScbochleiters,in the Diamond.
ati67y] 30/111 YOUNG, jr., See re ta ry,
ltioCkte....The Journeymen Saddlers, Harness
and Trunk Makers , Society meets the first Saturday of
F ev if e t y s t mon ts h, aU ylat n
yH) all,Wc .C e .o o l.l f
IS.&ml itah,fi Seelde ,ad
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lErOdd Penorms' Hall, Odeon Building, Fourth
street, between Wocid and Smithfield streets.—Pituiburer
Encampment., N 0.2, meets tst and 3d Tuesdays of each
month.
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Pittsburgh Degree Lodge, No. 4, -meets 2d and 4th:
Tuesdays.
Mechanics' Lodge, No. 9, meets every Thursday
evening.
Western Star Lodge, No. 24, meets every Wednesday
evening.
Iron City Lode
L e, NO. 132, meets every Monday ev'ng.
Mount Moria b odge, No. 390, meets every Friday
evening. inay29:ly
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j . O" A Rare Chance of obtaining a superfine HAT
or CAP equal to any that can be manufactured, ts now
offered, as I am determined to sell off my present stock
t greatly reduced prices, in order to make room for my
fn stock. If you would secure n bargain call soon.
Wlll. FLEMING,
ir 9 . 5 11 130 Wood at., corner of Virgin alley.
137 - I. 0. of 0. P.—Pinee of Meeting, Washington
Hall, Wood tweet, between sth nue Virgin Alley.
Ptrrsnuaon LODGE, No. - 01—Meets everrTuesdny
veening.
Manciarrum E.:melte/11nm., No. 87—Meets Ist and 3d
Friday of each month. nute23-1y
A CURE AND CERTIFICATE AT HOIII.—READ
wrier D 3 sew or THE PETRCHEUM.—I hereby certify,
that, about two weeks ago I was mixed with a vie
lent attack of yourrtrio and PURRING Cholera filer
bus, with very distressing pains in the stomach and
bowels, which was completely relieved by two tee
spoonfull dotes of the Petroleum, taken in a little
water. After having taken the first, I slept soundly
and comfortably for three hours.
Signed, HENRY WISE, Jr.,
on board Steamboat Ariadne.
Pittsburgh Dec. 11,1849.
EIS
I am Captain or the Areadna, and was a witness
to the astonishing effeects of the Petroleum, in the
case of /leery Wise, who is one of the hands on the
boat.
Signed, NIMROD GRABILL.
Pittsburgh, Dec: 11, 1849.
BdT See general advertisement in another col
UO2O. decl3.
Iltutettamr, Cuate o' Kuto'a Evu. man Senor
ma, by the use of the Amejican Oil.
CINCCEIRATI, March 12, 1844.
This is to certify, that I have been afflicted with
the King's Evil for fourteen years, is which time I
had tried the skill of four of the beat physicians in
Pittsburgh, Pa. It got so had, and so much inflam
ed, that I was not able to bend my arm; there were
three lamps about the size of a hen's egg. As soon
as I commenced the use of the American Oil, of
which I took a teaspoonful every night and morning,
I also apply it externally by bathing the part affect..
ed. In about two weeks, the lumps were nearly all
gone, the two small ones entirely disappeared, and
the large ones soon after.
I also applied the Oil to a child, whose hand got
severely burnt by falling in the fire; the oil relieved
it instantly; the child did not even cry after the
burnt part was dressed. I cordially recommend it
to all who may be thus afflicted.
M ms. HANNAH MORE.
Sold wholesale and retail by Win. Jackson, the
proprietor's sole and only vent for western Penn
sylvania, Western Virginia, and Northern Ohio, No.
89, Liberty street, head of Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Price 50 ets. per bottle.
BEWARE OF NUMEROUS COIMTERFEITS.—None is
genuine but what has the name and address of Wm.
Jackson, No. 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, on the
label, and in the pamphlet in which leach bottle is
enclosed. The names of the proptietors, D. Hall
Co., Kentucky, ie also printed in the pamphlet.
Another way of detecting the counterfeits, is the
difference in price. The genuine is sold invariably
nt 50 eta. per bottle, and no leas; while some of the
counterfeits are sold at various prices under. Sold
retail by sub agents in almost every town in the
above Districts. decl2:dBr.w
WINTER ARRAkNOEDIENT.
1849 ,
• •7".
Express Wagon Line, Through is b ays.
subscribers having euspended their Canal opera
." bons until the opening of the Spring Navigation,
have established an EXPRESS LINE, by Rail. Road and
Wagon, between Philadelphiaand Pittsburgh, biwhich
they are prepared to forward 6000 tbs. of Frei t each
day, and receipt for the delivery of the same in ve days.
They beg leave to assure their friends and the public
that their arrangements regarding rates....regularity and
despatch, cannot fail to give satisfaction to all who favor
them with their commands.
NEW ICIK.PRESS ARRANGEMENT
MbilMi 1849.
Adams & Co.'s Line.
THE citizens of PITTSBURGH and its vicinity are
respectfully informed that we have no connection
with any other Western Express, and are now prepared
w forward PACKAGES, MERCHANDISE, &c., from
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, to Pitts.
burgh and other Western Cities. with extraordinary ex
pedition and BFASONABLE ensaring.
At Baltimore we have associated with us Dr. W. S.
Woodside, who was for fifteen years Superintendent of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company; Howard
Kennedy, Esq., for many years confidential agent of the
Post Office; and G. %V. Cass, Esq., of Brownsville, Pa.—
These gentlemen will give personal supervisiod to the
Line from Baltimore to Pittsburgh.
From Philadelphia we shall run THREE Daily Ex
press Lines, arriving at Pittsburgh respectively in Two
Three and Four Days. One Two Day Line will run at
mail speed, and is principally intended for small and
Valuable Packages. We shall invariably receipt for
Tr= and WueE.
We have sin arrangement with Messrs. Edwards,
Gale* Co.'s TRANSATLANTIC EXPRESS, by which
we can forward Packages to, or transact commissions in,
Great Britain, France, and most of the Continental
Cities. Messrs. Edwards, Hale A. Co unite in England
with the well known great forwarding house of Messrs.
Chaplin & Horn, and in France with the Messageries
Nationale."
ME
We shall sparono expense or exertion to get our goods
through with the utmost despatch, and endeavor to fur
nish the public with a really well conducted Express.—
Small Parcels and packages will be carried by us at ex
tremely low prices.
Persons wishing to use our Lines are respectfully re
quested to particularly order their correspondents to ship
by .` A DAMS & CO.'s EXPRESS."
Philadelphia, Nov. 10. ADAMS & CO.
Er The Agency of the above Exnress Line will be
conducted strthts City, by .1. C. BIDWELL,
n0r2.1:6m Water street
• 1 3 1 1 0511gtft "Ir
Carpet illassaftseturer,
No 150 LLagarlir STICBET PITMRITTLGII.
In tam, appointed Agent for P. W. Byrne a&. Co's New
York Lane of Stops, for bringing Enugrants from and
remitting money to England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales
re'Sams from five dollars to any , amount remitted
with desnatch . at the lowest rates ol discount. yl3
. Winter llostery.
IXT E HAVE JUST RECEIVED, direct from the man-
I' ufaeturers---
100 doz. Ladies' (London dyed fast black) Merino Hose;
75 " " dark grey Vigonics;
60 - " super. lambs' wool Gloves;
ton mipsee "
Arco —A further supply of Lambs' Wool Undershirts;
Drawers and Seeks of oar own manufacture, which, for;
warmth and durability,.cannot be equalled.
WILLIAM DALY & CO ,
Stocking Manufaetory, Fifth Street,
nov2B. • Between Wood and Market. .
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TAAFFE & O'CONNOR,
Cor. Penn and Wayne ate., Pittsburgh.
THOMAS BORBIDGE,
278 Market street, Philadelphia.
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• JAMES MAY, •..• • •
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 184 g.
Steamt,b2PacketLin . e,led , resdailyforCineinnati,lo st.
r Packet, via Brownsville, to Baltimore and
. Philadelphia, 8 A... 1119 find 6P. is.
Mail Ges.e.h thimdixect to Philadelphia, 9 a. ra., and 12*
Westeni and Southern Mail Cosehl.ine, 0 A. Di.
NOrthrWeSterl2; via Clevelandotaily,lo4.. m.
Erie aiid•Weetent New York, daily, 0 a.. ;a.
Nordt , Ettetern,to exeeptStuadaye, 4
ARRIVALS AND DEI-ARTURE OF MAILS.
ga .L stern Mail via Philadelphia, due 3 A.m., 'closes In M.
Western Mail, Cin. and Loalsv:olue 437. 111., closes 5 Awn.
&ruth.viaßaleandWashington j due 8 r. ra.,elosess A. X.
North-Western via Cleveland, due 10 a. M., closes QA. M.
Eli° and 'Western Neir York, due 8 P. 2., claim 8 A. 4:
.STOOKS.
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Par value. Asked. 'Offered
Bank ofßiltabargi----. $50,00 1951,00 850,00
Exchange Batilt•• --•—•• • • 50,00 50,00 48,00
Merchants , and M. Bank 5000 • 51,00 60,00
Farm& Depositßank • •• None in rnarket.
Band Street-Bridge.•.• • . ... 50,00 50,00 49,00
"Norihem 50,00 35,00
Old AllegheaY Brdge— -- •• • • 25,00 37,00 35,00
Connelbsvill' R. ,R.Stoek,paid on
shares, —•• 7- • ••••• •••7 • 5,00 1,43
City Bonds (6 4P ceat;)• 0%00
Monongaltelaßridget•-- 25,00 16,60
Oas . Stock.— —.• .—.. 50,00 50,00 . 50,00
Penna. Ws, quoted in Philadelphia 91
Penna.l4 1.4 it 1011
New issue Treasury Notes, 6's, quoted in Pitilada • .1.171,
AVOTION SALIM
BY JAM - BSW 'KENNA, AUCTIONEER.
No. 114 WOOD Stun. VIRILE DOORS FROM FIFTD,
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.—On Saturday
evening, December 29th, at 7 o'clock, will be sold,
at afelCennu's Auction Booms, a Lot of around on Pron
gent street, near .Washington, fronting 18 feet and ex
tending backloo feettancwhich is erected a Brick House
mailable either for a dwelling or store, and rents for 875
a year. [dec24] JAMES McKENNA, Auct.
al==an=3
asTax NEPTUNE FIRE COMPANY will
open Wilkitts , Hall, Found street, with their
FOURTH ANNUAL SOIREE, to be given
on FRIDAY ISVISXISO, the 11th of January,
1850. The friends of the Company and citizens general
ly-are invited to attend. The Managers have made ar
rangements to accommodate a large number of persons,
and will spare no pains to contribute to their comfort and
pleasure on the occasion.
MANAGERS:
8.. 3. Daffy, Engle ; S. Hamilton, Alleghey City;
S.W. hleSherry, Allegheny; J. Lockhart, "
Arthur McGill, Duquesne ; J. G. Voung, Manchester;
James Scan Niagara, J.MeQaewan, Esq., Nept`e
James Petrie, Vigilant ; Wm. M. Edgar, Esq.,
John Shore Good Intent ; George Funston,
M. Tibby, Independence; John Neeper,
John Coyle Good Will ; John Fluke,
R. Porter, Fairmount; Geo. McGonigle,
H.lleis, Relief; George P. Moore, 4 '
John T. Sr mmes, Birm'm ; James N. Porter,
FLOOR MANRORBR
William White, Ebenezer Lowry,
Henry Grazier, Andrea , Graham. f dec9
REGULAR WEEKLY AGSERBLIEIL -
A T UNION HALLS.
a. I IMISPECTIIIILLT beg leave to announce to
the lovers of innocent and healthy amuse
ment that I intend commencing nrout.sa
wasata 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 Assemblies 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 as soon as thirty
Gentlemen have subscribed for either 01 the above
nights, the Assembly will be commenced. Tickets ad
mu a - Gentlernan and one or two Ladies. Price of tick
ets for each evening, seventy-five cents, including re
freshments; or filly cents with refreshments.
J. BATES.
N. 8.-None but persona of respeetability will be ad
mined. no W_l
W. A. & L. C. AIcIRULLEN,
CH HAP CASH CLOTHING STORE,
Xe. 230 Liberty Street, corner of Garrison Alley,
1) ESPECTFULLY announce to their customers and
1.1 dealers generally that they have in store a large
and select stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMSRES, AND
VBSTINGS, and are now prepared to fill all orders in
their line; and experience in the business enables us to
hope for a liberal share of patronage. Persons wish
ing tolave Clothing made to order, cannot fail to be
Busted. READY MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions
kept constantly on hand. Also, Geatlemen'a Furnishing
goods, such as: Shirts, Suspenders and Cravats.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere ; as we
are determined to sell cheap for cash. orG
Shop and Engine for Sale.
IN THE FIFTH WARD, fronting ou Liberty street, be
tween O'Hara and Walnut. One Brick Shop, 40 by
20 feetonvo stories high; one 8 inch Cylinder, Engine at
tached; all in good order, being both new. The Lot is
40 by 100 feet, on ground rent, having ten years to run
from April, 1850. For further particulars, enquire on th
premises, or of JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European and General Agent,
Post Buildings, sth at
A 'Mallard white for Ladles.
WARRANTED not to injure, but on the contrary to
improve the texture of the Skin, and snake It soft,
smooth, and give the Face, Ncck, and Brow of Ladies, a
pure, life-like whiteness. Such is the qualities of Jones'
Spanish Lilly White—but mind you get the genuine.—
Ask for Jones' Spanish Lilly White.
Sold by the Agent, Win. Jackson, 89 Liberty Street,
Pittsburgh. Price 25 eta. aug3dy.
latarTHE HOMELY OF BOTH SEXES ,
_ . .
YELLOW, DARK AND RED FACES,
Are requested to read and learn the virtues of an arti
ele that will make them the most lovely and
BEAUTIFUL OF NATURE'S CREATION.
It was discovead by an Italian Chemist, and it has the
most astonishing power of rendering coarse, dark, yel
low or sallow akin, clear, white, soft, smooth, and is
perfect') innocent, being composed of rare plants.
PIMPLED AND BLOTCHED FACES,
Together with every bad of eruption, are cured by its
use, and at least thirty physicians in New York use it—
the genuine Sold by WE. JACKSON, No. Liberty
street, head of Wood. d&w
rrHE CROWNING ORNAMENT, it is to the scalp as
1. Guano is to the Earth, in making it fruitful.
It is as certain in its effects as to-morrow or next year.
Now, reader, these respectable citizens certify that
Jones's Coral Hair Restorative will have the following
effect without tail:—!t will force the human Hair to grow
on the head, it will stop it falling, cure scarf or dandruff,
and make red, gray, and light hair grow dark.
Mr. W. Tomfil=s, 92 King st. New York.
Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn.
Mr. James Power, gzocer, Fulton 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 soft, 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.
Be careful and get the genuine. Ask for Jones's Coral
Bair Restorative, and take no other,
Sold by the agent, WM. JACKSON, ea Liberty Street
Pittsburgh.
Price 371,50 etc, and one dollar. [aug3dy
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,
FOR THE CURE OP
SORE HEADS, OLD SORES, SCURVY, ERYSIPF,
LAS, SALT RHEUM, &a., and it has the best effect in
curing any similar diseases. As a proof of its innocent
elect, it can be used with the moat perfect safety for
Chafes and Chaps in infants, making their skin smooth,
soft, healthy. &e., but as a COMelle,
THE BON TON, THE LADY OF FASHION,
Will find it has a charming effect in making the skin
smooth, soft, white, and delicate, removing freckles,
wrinkles, disfigurements, &c. In fact, Jones' Italian
Chemical Soap is the most beautiful, yet wonderful work
of science.
BUT, READER, BEWARE, BEWARE,
Of Counterfeits
Sold by the agent, WM. JACKSON, S 9 Liberty stree t
Pittsburgh. augndy.
IF . YOUR TEETH are ever so dark, yellow, discol
ored and dirty, or your breath ever so foal and fcetid,
by purchasing a 2.0 China Box. of JONES' AMBER
TOOTH PASTE, this I assure you, though you need not
take my word, but then you cannot doubt that of that
famous and scientific Dentist, Dr. E. N. FIELD, of New
York, who says:
'I have both used and finalised this beautiful and im
palatable article, (Jones' Amber Tooth Paste) and can
recommend it as possessing all the qualities claimed for
it
Sold by the agent, Wm. Jackson, 82 Liberty Street,
Pittsburgb. Price 25 ets augady
2CleCandlese & Campbell,
DZILNES I ANIKRICAIS, ENGLISH, PREACH AND OffELMAIII
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
No. 97 Wood street, next door to Diamond alley,
WOULD respectfully call the attention of Merchants
and other dealers to their New and varied Stock
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Lacer, Fringes, Shawls,
Gloves, Vestinga, Ribbons, Hosiery, Mitts, ere.
This is their second Fall supply, and they feel assured
in saying that they can offer Goode 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 Goods on reason
able terms. nov7alkw
Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
NOTICE.—The Stockholders of the Ohio and Penn.
Sylvania Railroad Company are hereby notified
that the Anneal Meeting of Stockholders, and Election
of" Directors, will be held at the Company's Office, in
Pittsburgh, on Thursday, the 10th of Jatuary, 1850, be
tween the hours at 10 a. x and 3 P. n.
By order of the Board of Directors.
SA.tarer, 0., N0v.30,1.849. J. J. BROOKES
No7a.—Ritract from the 7th Section of the Act incor
porating the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company:
"After the first election of Directors, no person shall
" vote on any share on which any instalment is due and
" unpaid. dealt:Mewl°
oots and
IA SPLEINDED assoirrxxxr um axcarvirn,
suitable-for the FaHand Winter trade—
correlating of Men's, Women's, Boys', Mines' and
Children/ wear, of every variety and style; and at
prices to salsas limn. Those wishing to purchase, whole
sale or retail, will find it to their advantage to give us a
call, and examine for themselves.
TROTH Zs SCOTT,
Corner of 4th and Smithfield sts., Pittsburgh, Pa.
[l7O Don't forget the place. octl7
MOLASSES -30 bbls., in fine order, for sale low.
dee29 WM. DYER.
260 B h fi tui lt i no i n e tt e h;3 ) ;;
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Lake Erie, Gordon, Beaver.
Michigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver.
Jacobs, Brownsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson, do.
• Camden, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
• Monongahela, Stone, Cincinnati.'
" Louis arLane, Conwell, Wheeling.
• Isaac Newton, Hemphill, Cincinnati.
" Beaver, Clarke, Wellsville.
• Caleb Cope, Murdock, Wellsville.
" A. Clipper, Abrams, Franklin.
DEPARTED,
Steamer Michigan N 0.2, Gilson, Beaver.
" Lake Erie, Gordon. Beaver.
• Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville
• Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
" Messenger No. 2, Woodward, Cincinnati
" Empire State, Cochran, New Orleans.
" Kentucky, WLean, Louisville.
". Reveille, Stone, Gallipolie.•
" Caleb Cope, Murdock Wellsville.
41#
CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH
DAILY STEAM PACKET LINE.
HIS Independent Line of steamers is now composed
of the largest, swiftest, beet finished and furnished,
and most powerful boats on the waters of the West. The
highest wages are paid for the services of the best and
most experienced men engaged in the river business.—
The line has been in operation for six years; has carried
nearly two millions of people, without doing the slightest
injury to their persons. The proprietors challenge coin
panson with any passenger line in the Union for safety,
regularity,and speed. All that money Call procure has
been provided for the safety, comfort and convenience of
passengers. The boats leave for Cincinnati as follows:.
MONDAY PACKET.—The Morionoarreta,Capt,Stone,
will leave Pittsbuh every Monday morning at 10 o'cloc k;
Wheeling every M onday evening at 10 P. m.
TUESDAY PACKET.—The Hunrarits. No. 2, Capt.
C. W. Batchelor, will leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock ; Wheeling every Tuesday evening
at 10 P. 2d.
WEDNESDAY PACKET.—The Nsw ENGLAND N.
2, Copt. S. Dean, will leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday
morning allOo'clock ; Wheeling eve ry Wednesday even
ing at 10 P. M.
THURSDAY PAC RET.—The Bun-Luirr Capt. R. .f.
Grace will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday morning at
10 o'c l ock; Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10 r. M.
FRIDAY PACKET—The CLlPprat No. 2, Capt. Crooks,
will leave Pittsburgh every• Friday morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Friday evening at JO P.
SATURDAY PACKET—The NI IRSENGSZP No. o_ Capt.
I. C. Woodward, will leave Pittsburgh every Saturday
morning at 0 o'cloc k ; Wheeling every Saturday evening
at to P. X.
SUNDAY PACKET.— The ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. P.
Dant, will leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at
10 o'clock; Wheeling every Sunday evening at 10 r. m.
oct 5.
N. B. Itevetile,
LEAVES Pittsburgh for Afarietta, Hacking
port, Point Pleasant, Nouth lzf Kanawha
seer, and Uallipoits, and all intertnedtata landings, on
every,Cßl DA Y. at 4 o'clock e.
Fof height or passage, apply on board, or to
deog4:tf PETTIMiIiNV &
Elizabeth Packet.
TUE stealtler FASHION. Capt. Pgsazits,
will run as a Regular Daily Packet between
ntsburgb and Elizabeth. Leaves Pittsburgh at 30'clock
r. it., and leaves E.izabeth at tt o'clock 14.
For freight or passage, apply on bnanl
FOR WHEELING, CINCINNATI tc. LOUISVILLE
RUWLAIII 8/krt . / WAY PACILLT. The A
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t„lfintand fast passenger steam Pac
;.*::;;; het TELEGRAPH, J. Hezlep, Com
' " wander, will leave Pittsburg for 'Wheel
ing, Cincinnati and Louisville, and all intermediate Ports,
every Saturday. at 10 o'clock precisely.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
& DUNCAN, Agents.
The Telegraph has been built expressly (or a regular
Packet, and with a view entirely to the comfort of pas
sengers; the accommodations are itifenor to no boat on
the western waters. The Telegraph will run in connex
ion with the Hen Frank lin No 6 and Pike No 9, to Sant-
Louis—time through.rtve rum oetikly
1848. 1848,
Plttsbkrgh and Brownsville Daily Packet
Line.
FuntinalLY 15t,1548. Frain:lA IT I St, 1848.
LEAVE DAILY AT El A. N. AND 4 P. M.
The following new boats complete the line
for the 9tesent season: ATLANTIC Capt,
James Partinsou; BALTIC, Capt. A. Jacobs;
and LOUIS APLANK Capt. K Bennett. The boats are
entirely new, and are fitted up without ragard to expense.
Every comfort that money can procure has been provi
ded. The boats will leave the hlonougahele Wharf Boat,
at the foot of Ross et. Passengers will be punctual on
board, an the boats will certainty leave at the adverused
hours. °cal
Regular Zanesville Packets.
katSteamar YANKEE, Capt. McKra, leaves
every Saturday, at 2 o'clock. r
Steamer JENNY LUND, Captain Hatmotraa, leaves
every Tuesday, at 2 o'easek, r. a.
For freight or pasaase apply to
. 12. WHEELER, Agent,
_
oci.6 Corner of Water and Suattlfietd sts
Regular Packet for Sunfish.
g" THE fine steamer WF:LLSVILLE. Capt
II
BANKS, will leave (critic. above and inter
me late ports on Wed ntad a p and Saturdays.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
oct6 GEO. B. MILTENBERGER, Agt.
Tits new and splendid passenger steamer
CALEB COPE, A. ilduanocs, Master, will
leave for the above and all intermediate ports
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
For freight or passage. having superior accommoda
tions. apply on Imo %rd. oc
New Arrangement.
, Tux steamer BEAVER. CHAS. E. CLLR E,
Alro , ter, will leave this city every Monday,
redneAtlay and Friday, at 10 ♦. M.
She has a boat at the landing, between Wood at. and
the Bridge. prepared to ,crive ereight at anytime. loct6
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Wm. U. Wheeler,
STEAMBOAT A GENII', can be found at Wesley
Crier's Counting Room, corner of Water and Smith
field Streets, Pittsburgh. °eta
For Glnchanati--Regalar Packet.
The fine steamer MT. VERNON. HIRAM
KOUNTI, Master, will leave for the above and
internte late ports, regularly, every Saturday evening.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
octB GEO. B. MiLTENBERGER,Ag't.
The fast packet BELLE,
Capt. Wm. iiANXA., will run regularly be
tween ittsburgh and Franklin, on the Allegheny River.
Leaves Pittsburgh each Monday and Thursday, at 4
o'clock, P. M. For freight or passage, apply on board.
octO
A SMALL i•ttrrest in the superb steamer Briffrant is
offered for rule—terms easy. This fine bout is in
prime order, and doing us profitable a business us any in
the line. S. CUTHBERT, °cal Agent,
deelg Smithfield street
iT is with pleasure that the subscribers in
- form the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity
that they have completed arrangements with
Messrs. J. C. Jenkins & Co., of Philadelphia,
• - to receive their atii)erior
PACKED TEAS,
And will hereafter be kept constantly on
hand. They are neatly and securely put up
Mr in metallic pucks of 4, 4 and Ilb each, with
their printed card—showing the kind of Tea,
price, name of the concern and depot in Philadelphia,
with an invitation to return the Tea. if not liked.
0 Gunpowder
624 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
at Imperial 50 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
g Hylton 50 62} 75 1,00 1,25
o Y. Bison 50 64 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
Black 27i 50
Bxacks. Fine and Extra Fine ••• 75 1,00 1,25 1,50
We will warrant all the TEAS we sell to be equal to,
if not superior to any sold in 1111 A 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.
All lovers of rich, delicious and good flavored TEAS,
should give us a call. Dealers cult be supplied on the
moscreasonable terms
Fot'sale by JOS. S. Al. YOUNG & CO,
N, W. corner 4th and Ferry streets, and
E. YOUNG & SON,
S. W erne, 3d and Ross streets.
QUEENSWARE, GLASS AND CHINA STORE,
Wood street, near Se. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh.
ritHE subscriber has constantly on hand the best and
I handsomest stock of the above articles to be found
in any establishment East or West, and has just opened
some new styles of his own importation, not found in any
other store.
Solar stand, hanging and side. Lamps ;
Fluid and camphine do.
Girondales, Candelebrns, French and English Mantel
Ornaments; Britannia Ware, Waiters, &c., &c., which
will be sold low, in large and small lots, to suit pur
chasers.
Merchants and families are invited to call, as it is
worth looking at at any time. [oct2j M. HODKINSON.
Wall Paper Warehouse,
NO 47 MARKET STWEET
PALMER PITTSB RGH, PENN'A
THOMAS
ILRESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and eau.
tomcat, that he has had at no past period so exten
sive a Stock as he has at present. Ile can offer to pur
chasers, on eery moderate terms, at the old utabltshed
stand in Market street, almost every article in his line—
including counting-room, bed chamber, dining-room, mr
lor and hall Paper. With Borders, Landscapes, Fire
board Prints, Paper and Transparent Window Shades,
Bonnet and Binders' Boards; Writing, Wrapping., and
Pea Paper; he is abundantly supplied, and requests
merchants and housekeepers to call and examine his as
sortment.
Rage and Tanners' Serape taken in trade, at the high
est pricer mar 3-d&w4m
CALABRIA LiquoiticE—ln store and for sate by
novB KEISER tc. bIeDOWELL, 144 Wood st
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River intelligence
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
10 TENT WATER IN THE ctiarinsi.
LOUISVILLE PACKETS
For Beaver and 'Wellsville.
Franklin Packet
The Brilliant.
EP=
EIZEMI=I
HODKINSON'S
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SemlyAfor the netlidef.pa.. ,
NEW HAT AND. CM" „STORE. —" I . ,
JNO. A. GASSY would respectfully an
nounce to his:friends and the-public gen
erally, that he has opened a Hat and Cap Store at No.
143 Wood street, near Sixth and immediately opposite
the First Presbyterian Church, where he intends 'keep
ing.on hand a general assortment of Hats and Caps, both
of his own and Eastern manufacture. Having just re
ceived a. supply froth the Eastrwhich will be sold on the
most a.ecommodating terms, the public will find it to their
interest to give him a call. dee2lr2w
Fire Works!! Fire WoTasslll
350,000 TORPFXIOES.
50 boxes Fire Crackers ; 20,000 Pulling Crackers ;
4 cases (6000 packs) do; 1 gro. 12 ball R'n Candles
4 gross 4 oz. Rockets; 2do 10 de do
5 do 3oz do 3 do 8 do do
10 do 2 oz. do 6 do 6 do do
25 do 1 oz. do 8 do 4 do do
50 do Pin Wheels; 10 do 3 do do
50 do Chasers ; 25 do No.l, 2& 3 Scrolls
20 do Grasshoppers; 3 do Flower Pots;
10 do 4 inch Triangles ; Bdo Blue Lights ;
5 do 3 do do 10 do Stars;
Just received and for sale by JOSHUA RHODES,
decll 6 Wood street.
lag
11349.
131TI7MWrrn
. . . . .
Leaflets of Memory , Keepsake of Friendship;
Gem of the Seasons ; Young Lady's Offering;
Gems of Beauty; Lady's Gift;
Floral Keepsake ; Rassclas ;
Romance of Nature ; Gift of Friendship;
Gilt Leaves of American Hyacinth;
Poets; Christmas Blossoms;
Poets' Offering; Child's Keepsake ;
Reade's Female Poets of Golden Gift; _ . .
America; Friendship's Offering;
Sacred Annual ; The Brilliant
Harvest Gleanings ; Proverbial Philosophy, ill'd;
Snow Flake; Bibles and Prayer Books,
bound in velvet and morocco, with clasps. Just revel,
Christmas and New Vanes Gift Books,
FOR SALE BY H. S. BOSWORTH &L'O , Fourth et.
Heath's Illuminated Prayer Book ;
Heath's Four Gospels Illustrated ;
Scripture Gift Book, The Charm;
Finden's Tableaux; London Art Union Annual;
Whittier's Poems; Moore's Poems;
Read's Female Poets; May's Female Poets;
Sowersby's Couchology ; London Art Journal ;
Raseelas, illustrated '
•
Book of Shakspeare Gems;
Characteristics of Women;
Annuals for 18E1; Juvenile Books. dec24
New and *e legant GifiTttoolist
ACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS by T.
0 Headley, with eleven original designs by b arley
Poems and Prose Writings, by Richard Henry Dana ;
2 vols.; muslin.
Illuminated Gems of Sacred Poetry, with six illustra
Lions engraved on steal by Sartain.
Just received by JOHNSTON h S.TOCKTON,
dee«? Cornered and Market sts.
Gift by U.S. Bosworth,
FOURTH STREET, NEAR MARKET
111 H F. Se ripture Gill Book ; Heath's Pour Gospels, it
Books of Common Prayer;illurniiiated ;
Harpers' Pictorial Bible; Illust'd ed's of Bawler; ;
Vicar of %Wakefield, Rohi 11101 i C rtl.ol .
Proverbial Philosophy ; Moore's Melodies;
Characteristics of Women; iludibras ; Gil Blas ;
Asmode us; Gulliver's Travels ,
Read's Female Poeta of America;
Pictorial Book of Old Ballads; Percy Reimers ;
London Art Union Annual; Findou's Tableaux ;
The Charm Lay of the Western World;
Pearls of American Poetry;
Friendship's Offering, for 'AO ; Garland for 14511;
Keepsake of Friendship; The Golden Gilt
Together with many other ANNUALS for 1450, Bibles
and Prayers, in beautiful bindings; and a fine stock of
Children's Gift Books. dectit
Christman and filletir
lig A. MINER, on Smithfield street, between 1d and
3d, has received and offers for sale a very large
and splendid assortment of ANNUALS, GIFT BOOK'S,
&c., suitable for the Holidays, cf all prices— from fifty
cents to ten dollars—which will be found worthy of ex
amination.
American Fruit Colturist; by J J. Thomas—fresh sup
ply. This is an invaluable work to llorueulturalists,
nod will be instructive to all.
Everybody's Almanac and Diary. for 1i."50. This Al
t/Mune contains a lint of Government officer., accounts
Of the Banks of the eouniry,and mush other information
useful to all classes; besides a complete memoranda for
every day in Vie year.
Atiso—A very large assortment of Stationery Thank
Books, Envelopes, and in short, everything in the Sta
tionery line for sale at the lowest Eastern prices. [deli.
[FT BOOKS FOR ISSO. AT HOLMES LEVER/. RT
k DIPLYT, Third street. opposite the Poi Office
.
The Women of the Old and New Testament., edited
by W. B. Sprague. D. D
The Poets Offenng; by Sarah J. Hale.
The Gem of the Season , by N Parker With,
The Brilliant t by T S Arthur.
The Gem of Beauty, or Literary Gat, by K.
The Rosemary, a collection of Sacred and Religion.
Poetry
The Moss Rose—far ICSO.
Keepsake of Friendship—for IRS°.
The Forget-Me-Not, do
The Snow Flake, do
FriAndship'sotrering, do
Christmas Blossoms. do
Albums and Gift Books (or Children deel9
Books 1 Books! Book• 1
JUST RECEIVED as the PRESBYTERIAN BOOK
ROOMS, N 0.76 Wood area, up stases, the following
addition of valuable Books—for sale at low pnees:
Townsend's Arrangement of the Bible,
Nensider's History of the Christian Religion and
Church;
Milton's Treatise on Christian Doctrine ;
Oesevins' Hebrew and English Lexicon.
Robinson's Greek Harmony of the Gospel .
Seott's Bible, 6 volumes;
Itledburst's China and its Prospects
Calvin's Institutes or the Christian Religion ;
Charnock on the Divine A nribuie s ;
Thonghts on Public Prayer, by Rev. N. Miller, D. D.;
Thoughts on Religious Experience, by Rev. A Alex
ander, D. D.;
Bonar's Memoir of McCheyne ;
(Beene's Life of John Knox ;
Psalm and Hymn Book, inn variety of bindings ;
Bibles and Testaments, do do
And many other valuable works, to which the attention
of the rending community is particularly invited. (now 24
More New Books,
AT AGNEW'S Lat.:Furry DE:POT, Smithfield
SARTAtteli UNION filsiazitva. for January
No 14 of the Poetical Works of Lord Byron.
'!'he People's Scripture Gallery of Engravings—by the
most eminent British and foretgn Artists. Published in
London
The National Gallery of Pictures—by the great num
tern. Published in London.
Foxes Book of 111artyri—edited by Rev John Kenne
dy. Published iu London.
The Two itstera—by Lady Charlotte Berri..
Norwood, or Life on the Prairie—by Ned iluntline.
M A. MINER, Smithfield st.,
decl2 between Second and Third.
AGAZINES FOR, JAN AUAR N', PASO, wall Divan
iT.A. Now NovilLs.--Graliam's Magazine for January.
Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine for January.
Sidocia. the Sorceress—by Wm. Meinhoid, author of
“The Amber Witch."
The Ogilvies, a new Novel—published by the Hurpere.
The Cardinal's Daughter—by Mackenzie Daniel.
The Golden Calf, or Prodigality and Speculation in
the Nineteenth Century.
Axso, the most splendid and extensive lot of AN
NUALS, GIFT 130u1CS, Ac.. that has ever been uttered
hi thin City. just received ut the Cheap Publication Store
on SMITHFIELD street, between Second and Third.
deco M. A. MINER.
Christmas Cake.
THE subscribers are preparing a MONSTER FRUIT
CAKE, which they will have ready for cutting on
Christmas morning. There will be three Gold Rings in it.
Parties and families supplied with Cakes. Fruits, &c.
A. & P. SCHILDECKER,
dee2l:llw No. 42 Diamond alley.
ERSONS desirous or obtaining Fine Articles for
P
Keepiakes or Presents, in the Jewelry or Fancy lime.
are requested to call at 86 Market street, where they can
examine any article in the fancy line. A choice selec
tion of beautiful TOYS, which cannot fail to please.
decl9 A. F. CANTWELIk CO.
Christmas Presents
THE subscriber respeatully informs hie numerous cas
toners and the public generally that his TOYS and
FANCY GOODS are now open for sale, in my large
Wareroom, 108 Market street, up stairs, where can be
seen the largest and most magnificent assorunent ever
offered for sale in this city.
Persons who wish to - buy chenp, will please call, as
these Goods are imported (111 , u by myself.
dec2lAt C. YEAGER, 108 Msrke , st.
LeLdies 9 Work Boxes,
111 HE largest and finest assortment ever brought to this
1 city, received direct from Paris. and for sale low, by
dec2t:4t C. YEAGER,IOB Market st.
A LARGE assortment of Am et ie an manufactured
TOYS, the best and most substantial made in the
world. Call and see them, at
_ . . .
dec2l:4t C. YEAGER'S, 11S Market at.
— Dittellatmssa and New Year , t, Presents
EO. 8.. WHITE, No. 61 Market Street. has on hand,
suitable for the approaching Holidays—
French Merino Cloaks ;
Velvet, Cloth and Embroidered Silk Pulctots ;
Silk Mantillas',
French Needlework Embroideries;
Lace Collars, Cuffs, Puffs and Sleeves ;
Broche and Cashmere Long Shawls;
Broche Scarfs, to wear with Cloaks ;
A lot of Dress Silks, very cheap.
Also—Embroidered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
with names. decl4:d2w
XrEW BOOKS.—The War with Mexico, by R. S.
111 Ripley; volt.
Elements of Rhetoric, comprising an analysis of the
laws of moral evidence and of persuasion '
Essay on Christian Baptism, by Baptist 11. Noel, 111. A.
The Ogilvies ; a novel.
Fairy Tales from all Nations; by Anthony R. Montal
ha, with 24 illustrations by Doyle.
JOHNSTON k STOCKTON,
declo Corner 3d and Market at
c.aing
el-
TI3E subscribers have on hand a large stock of IM
PORTED CHAFING ARMIES, of superior work
manship and finish, of all sizes from 10 inches to 22
inches, which they will sell at reduced prices to close
the lot. Steamboat and Hotel owners are respectfully
invited to call and examine them.
JOHN 'DUNLAP & CO.,
decl9 Corner Market and Second streets.
Soap Stone Griddles.
MBE subscribers have on hand and for sale a small
lot of Soap Stone Griddles. These Griddles are
used without any grease, and are said to bake good
buckwheat cakes. JOHN MINLA P & CO.,
dectM Corner Market and Second sis.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!! —The Oyster Saloon of
‘• My House, " corner of Seventh and Webster stn.,
is now open. picures will be well suited when they
[oetllliti WM. WILSON.
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JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Corner 3d and Market sta
GUI Book•
Holiday Gina
American Toy•
6 . MY 11011810.",,
, ,
lELsteliantons.
YOUNG 'LADIES SEMINARY: -
ALLSG4IOI/.
THRAIUTUbLN SESSION or this Institution Fill com
l.
mence on the first Alonduy in September. Rooms
on Federal street, in "Colonade Row,. 2d doOr from the
bridge:
BATES OD Tirrrion PBB VESSION 09 VT7B 18037138
English Department, including Reading, Orthography
and Defining, Writing, English Grammar, Rhetoric,
Logic. English Composition and Criticism,Geography,
History, Arithmetic and the higher branches of Mathe
matics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy,
Botany, Physiology, Geology, Intellectual and Moral
Science, and all other branches requisite to a thorough
English Education. - - - 820 00
Classical Department, including the Latin and Greek
Languages, each - - - 90 00
French - - - 610 09
German - - 00
The services of competent teachers are secured for
such as desire instruction in French and German, and
akopt Drawing, Painting andhlusic.
It is desirable that pupils enter at the commencement
of the Session; yet they are received at any time, and
are charged at the above rates from the time of entrance.
No deduction made for absences, except in cases of
protracted illness.
Further information may be obtnizied,and applications
made by calling upon the PRENCIPAL, at his Rooma on.
Federal street, or at his lodgings in " Row?
city street Pittsburgh, between 3d and 4th streets or by
addressing a note through the Pittsburgh Post three. to
the Principal. N. W. METCALF'.
Allegheny, August 7,1849. ritugThdtf
For Rent,
A STORE, well fitted up for Dry Goode,on Market at.,
between Third and Fourth sts. Possession given
011 the Ist of April next.
Mao, several ROOMS and OFFICES. Possession
given immediately. E. D. GAZZAM,
deel9 Office over the Post Office. Third at.
VALUAI3I,k: NROPER'fV FOR iatiti&—The
fintiee and Lot at present occupied by the West
Word &hoot l offered for sale on advantageous
terms. Apply to ERILETT & Me,PHERSON
nov . 26:if Corner of Penn and Water streets.
TO LE:v.—Bein g about to remove to No. 29
5 Water street, we will ter the Warehouse on the
corner of the Diamond and Diamond alley.
nostiO KING le MOORHEAD.
For Sale,
A THREE STORIED DWELLING HOUSE,
f" beingthe second house from Penn street, in Say'•
der's ow, on Huy street. Immediate possession will
be given. Enquire of DAVID RITCHIE, Attorney at
LIkW-0111ce on Fourth street, between Chsrry alley and
Grant street. je:Andtf
Dr. George flicCook
lIAS selected Pittsburgh to his permanent residence.
He has taken the house lately occupied by Alder
m n Miller, on Fourth street, near Grant, immediately
admining the Lansartine House." His Office is attach
ed to his residence, where he will constantly be found,
unless absent on professional duty. Otbce hours from 7
o'clock a. at. to 9 o'clock a. at., and from 5 r. m. to 7 P.
novs
•
John Dunlap & Co.,
CO
---
VIER OP MARKET AND SECOND STREETS,
A . RE now receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of
ft, HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE and other
tt.mds. direct from the manufactories and workshops of
Birmingham, Sheffield. and Wolverhampton. We have
already Tii %Varehonse 72 Casks and Lases of Goods,
covertng the following articles:
Tinned Saucepans, Round Pots and Oval Kettles;
Enameled Saucepans and Maslin Kettles;
Fine Trays in setts; Common Trays slid Waiters;
File Irons in setts and pairs, over 50 patterns.
Fire Iron Standards, with Marble and Bronzes Iron
basis;
Short handle Frying Pans ; Bread Pans, oval and end;
Bracket, Chamber and Gothic Braes Candlesticks;
'honed Wrought Iron Tea-k,clile, ;
Tinned Basting Spoons, Table spoon., tte ;
Tinned Flesh Forks, Skimmers and Ladles;
Roasting Jacks ; Box Irons, mill Heaters;
Commode Knobs, Coffee Milts, Lanterns, Ate.;
Fine Britannia Ware, in setts;
COMMUILIOII Ware, Swing Tea-kettles. he.;
Planished Casting Dishes, Urns,
Oyster Ste wc rs, Ac.;
Cruet Frames, with cut glass and common Bottles,
Brass flattery Kettles, Bell Metal Kettles, Ac.
Table Matte, Toilet sells, Seals, dc.;
Pillar. Uru and Helmet pattern Coal Vases.
ALSO a large stork of Copper, platy Tin and Japan
ned Ware, Pressed Goods, ate., to which we would in
vite the aueution of Jobbers, wholesale buyers and
miters JOHN DUNLAP Or CO.,
septs Corner Market and Second streets.
Printer's Ink—To Printers
1.04 I KEGS PROVT'S NEWS INK. 2U lb. kegs;
J ''SJ
I. column Proof Galleys,brass bottom and sides.
ALso—Lead., Brass Rules, Cuts, Cases, Composing
Sticks, he. Ree'd and for sale at the Pekta 'fee Store,
Fount, street A. JAYNES,
dee.2o Agent for L. Johnston & Co.
NLWRAI,II\ AND COCOA S.HKLLS--SO qr. his.
11 fresh Ramos; ',t bar Cocos Shells. Received and
sale at the PEKIN 9EA STORE, 70 Fourth lc 01213
H Piturr—
rs dux_ cans fresh Peaches ;
5 bottles do
5 " Piae Apples;
3 " Cherries,
" Strawberries;
" Tomatoes
3 " hf. gallon bottles Tickles;
3 quart do do
3 fancy do do
Received nod for sale at the PEKIN TEA STORE, 70
Fourth street. dee2o
it'TLERY, &a.—An as.nment of Pen rind Pocket
°
j Knives, Mier Knives, Shoe Knives, Table Cutlery',
c., open and for sale by
dec2t McCANDLESS & CAMPBELL
)Ell FLI ER 5.e
j Y gro. Rears' Oil. assorted styles;
5 Ui Marrow;
3 Cologne Rater;
1 super Palm Soap:
1 `. Brown Windsor Soap ;in store and tor rale by
MeCANDLESS dr- CAMPBELL,
dectll 97 Wood street.
f EVVEI.I(I AND WATCHES —An nasoninerd of
(itild and Silver Watches. Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
1 / 1 ,1“1 Pine, (;011 Guard nud Vest Chains, Silver Thim
hies, Man Boxes, &e., suitable for Christmas and 'Veto
I,nr's Presents, on hand and for sale by
McCANDLE'SS & CAMPBELL,
decd2 07 Wood Street.
30/1 - LIEU - MS - S - MVEXAPiGS ;
V 'Ain boxes do do just received and for
sale by jdec24l JOSHUA RHODES, N 0.6 Wood at.
5/ I BOXES LEMONS—Just reed and for sale by
lJ dec24 JOSHUA RHODES, N 0.6 Wood at.
CNi RAGS BRAZIL SUGAR;
tJ t:5 cask. lame Currants, (new;)
Just recd and for sale by JOSHUA RHODES,
nov2l No. 6 Wood et
WANTED -150 snareb Merchant's & Manufacturer's
Bank stock. J. H. CA.SIDAY,
dec24 26 Wood street.
LONG SHAWLS.-12.ecctved (per Express) and this
day•opetting at A. A. !denim tc Co.'s, No. GO Market
street. (3) three cases superior Long and Square Shawls;
alr, Brodie Shawls.
N - rzErrEtt--2 cases super. French Black Silk Vi
/
rotten, extra trimming, received, per express, at
811,20 A. A. MASON & CO.'S. 00 Market nt.
IAtI.IIEKES AND DE LAINES 5 caeca super
k_./ new style Cashmeres and De Lathes, with very high
colors, received and now opening at
dec2o A. A. MASON & CO.'S, GU Market at.
UNIAT A BLOOMS—A few lona, for pale by
dec2o KING & MOORHEAD,
NO. SUGAR-13 hhda., prime old crop, for sale, to
. clone consignment, by
deel9 R HEY, MATTHEWS & CO.
0 . 11. MOLASSES-25 hf. bbls., St Jamea Refinery, for
0 • sale by (dect6) RHEY, MATTHEWS & CO.
IF—krll-L2,140 pigs Soil Galena Lead for sale by
, decI9RHEY, MATTHEWS & CO.
lOTA/Pi-36 bales, per steamer Lydia Collins, tor
ki sale by (deel9) RHEY, MATTHEW & CO.
LARD—I 9 barrels and 30 kegs No.l Leaf, for sale by
deel9 mon'. m&rrtiEws & co.
DEANs—.34 barrels White Beans for sale by
) deal° RHEY, MATTHEWS & CO.
pEACITgS-120 bus. old crop
lad '• beer for sale by
RH EY, MArCH EWS & CO
`ALLOW-34 barrels, for sale by
decl9 RHEY, MATTHEWS & CO
ODA ASII-2u casks Soda Ash just received arid for
1.71 sale by BROWN & KIRKPATRICK,
decd N 0.1.44 Liberty et.
SUGAR—lbblids.N. O. Sugar, new crop, just received
and for sale by BROWN & KIRKPATRICK,
dec6 No. 144 Liberty st.
L AHD 90 kr gs No. I Lard in store and for wile by
BROWN & KIRKPATRICK,
decs No. 144 Liberty st.
t PPLES—OII barrels Green Apples just received and
/l for sole by BROWN & KIRKPATRICK,
HOPS—,2I.) bales N. Y. flops (18,49) Just reed Red for
%Mel)) , [dee4] BROWN & KIRKPATRICK.
EEI)---11.1 hills prime Timothy Seed mat reed and for
0 sole hy [dee4j BROWN & KIRKP&TRICK.
t_ii r iE of the hest patterns of Olive, Brown, Green,
I Blue and oilier colored OASSIALERES offered this
Full, which will he made to order in good style and low.
Gentlemen in want of a ectod fitting Pantaloon, will call
at the Empire Clothing Store. lnv2tlJ If. C RIG N ELL.
A SMALL LOT of Choice MO SILK VESTINGS,
suitable for evening parties, &c., just received,
which we can make to order at short notice.
nov29:lw H. CHIGNKLL.
T, 0B SALE—A DOUBLE CHERRY DESK, tour feet
long, at JNO. J. GILLESPIE &
G ILOCERIES--8 Obis. No.l Mackerel;
10 half bids. N 0.3 "
And 150 assorted Baskets; for sale at
JOHN HANNAN'S,
nov2B No 59 Water st
fIUEENSWARE—Just received. 3 Crates Queens
-101. ware, best selection. Also, 2 Crates C. C. Queens
wore—at No 59 Water at. Imr.l.B] JOHN HANNAN.
rtIiOVERSEED WAN:ns: 400 11 u she Is Cloverseed,
J nov29 KING A MOORHEAD.
FLOUR -3,1 r Just reed and for State by
dee] tt SMITH & SINCLAIR.
/MEN APPLES-2U Green Apples for sale by
deePl SMITH & SI NCLA IR.
1 CASE BLACK S'ATINETT—Just received from the
owialaeturcr. For sale very low, by 11. LEE,
frEN BARRELS OF SHF,LI, OYSTERS!—Just re
ceived at "Oun. HOUSE," Diamond alley, try barrels
Shell Oymers For sale by the bid. or hundred.
nav7 BENNETT..
CIRANHERRIES-16 1;b1s. Cranberries lust received
I nd for sole at JOHN HANNAN'S,
ilect3 59 \Voter street.
J()SEM S. MORRISON, Attorney of Law—Othce on
Fourth street, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. 10c20,y
,„
%., ,
34 egirr-
, •:` 1fC,1,f5,,,:',4:',44"..^
liankers and ettlyaigtAirakero.
Ddin;atic - and . lircitria; EziAing4
GokLand Bilotrd3oughti - Sokt and Ezehaniac.
tun
EXCHANGE, AND -DASILIN,O '.llol3r4zu
or
William A. Hill, co.,
64 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH.
Err Dencussr ALLOW= on mut DEMI/TIS. [augZEl
Mechanics Bank.
BMWS BUILD/3E470175M ABOVE, MARIUS MS=
THIS BANK is now prepared to do. business. Open
from 9 A. NI. to 3 P. M.
Interest paid on Special Deposits
an: 11 THOMPSON BELL, Cashier.
WU. EG - VirrIGLIA.IIII3,
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE ,
N. E. corner of Third and Wood :treas.
SSIGHT and Time Bills of Exchange, Bank Notes an
foreign and domestic Coin bought and sold on Alt
most favorable terms.
Collections made in allthe principal cities of the Union
at the lowest rates. jel2
HAMMEL dr, , maxim— •
Bankersand Exchange Broixrs, Dealer's in For and
Domestic Bills,Billsof Szehangs,, Certificates at' Daps.
it, Bank Now, and Coin.
Corner of Third and Wood ate., directly opposite the Si.
Charles lintel. may2B
N. 1101.ALIG8 die SON, •
Bankers-and Dealers in Exchange Coinand Bank Nash
' No. 35 Marks:sows, Pittsburgh..
IFYLLING sax=. IZCILUWES.
New York }pr Cincinnati
Philadelphia # " Louisville
Baltimore # " 84.1.4012111
DARK NOM.
Buying raga
Ohk) , I die
Indiana t_ a
Kentucky Ia
Virginia i 4t
Wheeling i CI
Tennessee 3 41
aUIO.I
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HOON & SARGENT.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE,, BROKERS, '
N. E. Corner of Wood and Simit struts. Pittsburgh, Pa.
DEALERS in Coin, Ranh Notes ; Ti m e Bills, Foreign
and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit,Cte
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of the Union
and Europe, for sale in slims to suit purchasers.
CURRENT and par funds received on depimite.
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the It on, at the
lowest rates.
J. Et. Gasiday.
DILL BROKER, dealer in time Notes, Drcliftfitectp : t
L) cancer, &c., &e. Of fi ce, (up stairs► Nod .7„d NVO,4
street Pittsbrgh. octlB
Pena' Homothay.
•
WE are now manufacturing n most beautiful article
" PEARL HOMINY,. by n new process never
put in operation any where, and cam promise the public a
supply (of this delicious and wholesome article) of a
quality superior to anything of the kind ever,offered in
tins market, and at as low prices as the common article.
decgl RHODES & ALCORN.
Il PAN MEAL—Of our own Giliaink — tind Sifting, con-
Vi stand) , on hand and for sale by
decl2 RHODES & ALCORN, 30 Fifth at.
O IL 5 'ILAL-40u0 bush., on hand and for sale by
deal RHODES fr. ALCORN.
I 1A T HEAL—Of our own manufacture, warranted
V equal to the "Irish" Mal, constantly on hand and
for slue by [(Masi] RHODES & ALCORN.
a ULL'DBATH.EI7.—Dfor - ownmauatiainTe, cob
-11. smutty on hand and for sale by
deal RHODES 4c ALCORN.
OAT MEAL SEEDS, for Sawans, constantly ou ban
and for sale by [deal) & ALCURN.
(Chronicle copy.)
UU iJLL .131./TTF:R-6 Wile. Roll Rune r. (pa ri iu cloilia,)
jusi received and for sate 14 (dr•N] IVAI.DV UR-
OAF SUGAR— I ease Double Relined Loaf Sugar,
for sale by fdee24f WILLIAM DYER.
TIMED APPLE S-50 bus, for sale by
dec24 WILLIAM DYER
J
HITE tiFusli.l-430 bus• Wlute Beans, in store and
for sale by [deet24l WILLIAM DYER.
LMILI)—'NU Yelp No. t Lard tor sale by
dee24 WM. DYER, No. 154 Liberty to
IkLANDRIIRIIsz U barrels, in store aud for sale by
decd4 WILLIAM DYER.
VdERY —A barge lot of Emery, which will be so d
h low (or cash, by KEYSER & hIeiIOWELL,
aec2o 144 Wood street.
SPERM OIL—By the barrel or single gallon, for sale
by Idec2lA KEYSER & bIeDOWELL.
bUR ' RIPE J UWE Port Wine, warranted gen
uine, ° ,by Idee2ol KEYSER & MeDOW ELL.
RAL Genuine FrenOb BRANDY, for lade by
dee2U KEYSER dr.ltraDOW ELL.
r f )11111KEY RHUDARD—For sale by
j_ dee2o KEYSER it MoDOWELL
OXALIC ACID---For sale by
lJ de-em KEYSER MeDOWELL.
CHALK—Ia barrels, for sale by
clee2o KEYSER & McDOWELL.
Allll - 0W ROOT—Pare Re7rmuda Arrow Root for safe
by [dec2o) KEYSER & McDOWELL
UPANISIS Prune, just recd and for
JO sale by STUART & SILL,
decld 118 Wood st.
CORN -3W bushels in store and for gale by
doet9 STUART 8 SILL
pFACT - FES-100 bbls., just ree'd and for sale - by
dealt; STUART es SILL
CILOV ER 81:.E1).-10 ut store and tot sale by
lJ dac.l9 STUART & RILL
ar - lORN BROOMS - - too dozen, in store and for sale by
ll decl9 STUART & SILL
PEPPER -1U bags, in store and (or salts by
dean STUART & SILL
bIATRERS-3000 lbs., Prime, in -*tore and forsale by
deal!) STUART & SILL, 118 Wood at.
EG BUTTER in more, Boxes do., Rolls do.
deel9 STUART & SILL
DEANS-38 bbls., White, for sale by
declB STUART Ee'SILL,IIB Wood et
f "(OF FEE—A small lot for rale by
kj deel 9
rpoßAcco-39 boxes., sla and B'4, for sale by
decl9 STUART & SILL
rirEA-30 half chests, for saletby
deel9 STUART &SILL, lIS Wood et.
CHEESE—eOI) boxes, Extra, just in store. -
deelP STUART & SILL
uu AISINS AND CURRANTS—I2O bxs. AL R. Raisins
JR, new crop; cks. Zanto Currants*, for sale by
dee,' J. S. BONNkIT & CO.
ICE-54}erces S. C. Rice for sale by
decd J. S. BONNET & CO
lIOCK CANDY-25 boxes No.l Rock Candy, in store
It and for sale by [dee] .1. 8. BONNET & CO.
MOULD CANDLES —l3 boxes Cineinnau &Bwl
Candles. for sate by (d7] J. S. BONNET & CO.
ALCOHUL-5 131)18. soperior9o per cent. ALcouuL. for
sale by (dec7l J. S. SONNE'r& CO.
DEACIIESTN - 15 APPLES--
I. 250 bushels Dried Peaches;
60 " " Apples; received and for sale by
JAMES PATTON, Jr., No. 17 Liberty at,
Opposite head of Smithfield._
1
u 10 0r C . 0 . 74E-80 bags prime ree l ziv i e r d and
dec4 No. 17 Liberty st.
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES-10 bbls. in store and
for sale by J Aid ES PATTON, Jr.,
dec4 No. 17 Liberty et.
PEACH BRANDY-2.0 bbla, warranted four years
old, in store and for gale by
dec4 JAMES PATTON, Jr.. No. 17 Liberty wt.
CREAM CHEESE-53 boxes, Extra Lame rec'd and
for sato by JMES PATTON,
dee , ' No. 17 Liberty at.
i tAISINS-25 boxes M. K. Swains ;
10h(. " "
ruUt33 —8 doz. Beaver Tube just received and for sale
I by JAMES PATTON, Jr.,
deal No. 17 Liberty at.
BEAVERS -A handsome lot of Beaver Cloths for
Over-Coats, such as Black, Brown, Drab, Gray and
Golden Olive Mixtures. Also, a great variety of kdlan
kets and FeWags, embracing all the above colors—
which will be made to order in the newest and most ap
proved styles, at [novtsl P. DELANY'S.
CLOTHS—French, English, Belgian and American
Cloths, of the Most desirable colors: superfine blank,
blue, brown, olive .green, olive brown, claret; all other
desirable colors suitable for Dress and Business Coats—
which will be made to order in a superior manner, at
nov2S P. DELANY'S.
No. 144 Liberty st
'IA SSIDIERES—Just received,l2 pieces New Style of
V Fancy Cassimeres, together with a handsome lot of
Silk, Satin and Cashmere VESTINGS,"which will be
made to order in the latest style, at
nov2ll P. DEL AN rs.
TUFT RECEIVED from Philadelphia and New York,
an extensive assortment of GOODS FORGENTLE-
M EN'S WEAR, adapted to the present season, at
nov24 P. DELANY'S,49 Liberty at.
RoEADY-MA DE CLOTHING.—A general assortment
f ready Clothing, made up in accordanco with the
present fashion ' and will be sold wholesale or retail as
low as they can be purchased at any other establishment
in Pittsburgh. inov26l P. DELANY.
Me=tMl
24 BBLS. WHITE BEANS;
2 bales Ginseng; received on.consignment and for
sale by (novl9] H. LEE, No. 100 Liberty at
OTATOES-2tlo barrels, in store and for sale by
novl4 CUMMINS & SMITH
GREEN APPLES-200 Mils., in store and for sale by
novl4 CUMMINS tc SMITH.
SWEET POTATOES -100 bbls. Sweet rotatoee ;
18 tierces do do
Just received and for Bele by
nov29 MILLER k RICRETSON
SOUNG - CFl...—inC,oo o French Creek Shingles just rec'
and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON,
novl3 Nos. 172 and 174 Liberty street.
NMES—Patent White and Colored, Sperm and
Star Candles, for sale by
J. S. M. YOUNG & CO.,
novto Fourth and Ferry ma.
I=MSI
DEATH TO THE RATS —27 S of that irre
proachable and useful Exterminator of Bam,,,MMe,
Roaches and Bed Rugs, ou band and for sale by'
J. 5. M. YOUNG tr. CO.,
novlo Ft:ay:Mend Perry sta.
~,,.-, 4 ,5,
- 1), AKERS' BROMA, Cocoa, Chocolate and Schmertz' w tirriet,fnly- -,
El Sweet Spiced Chocolate, for sale by 0,511.r.=' , -. -
. ...i , ii ,,
J. S. M. YOUNG & CO., ~..... f, - -.4.4- -- -
Fourth and Ferrv,g....7'; - -
.4. , .:0,.:7', - ii.?•i,':,.;; - L , 47.'* ,. ..,C , ,, , , - -;,C,.4 , ..i:.'-''' , :::: -- 7:3 - !::: . :::::'f -,:P= .'• ;; : ,2i,..-,4,.i.:.
MM=
! Private:Diseases..
DR. BROWN, No. GEDLAMONDALLS'I r i
Dsvornis hisittitire attention to, an office
Y k . practice. Hisbusinessismostly confloselto
OS, :2 1 4 Pricau or Venereal Piuxues, and sueh pain
n + . affections, .brought on by. imprudence,
•-• youthful indulgence and erten'. •. . . ;
4(' • Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions,. Gonoir
•.--hea, Glee:, Stricture, linstbral Ih a oharges,
impurity of the Blood, with, all ,diseases Ma venereal"
origin. Skin. Diseases, Scorbutic' Eruptions, Tatter,'
Ringworm,Pilerettrial Diseases, Seminal IVeakpeu, Ins-
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female NVialipess;lleath-
ly Suppressions, Diseases of.the ,Joints,Fistula, in Ano,
Nervous Affections, Pains in the Bick,and Loinu i -
tione of the Bladder and. Kidneys., sacceatqb;iiiite!" 4l - .1
C are guaranteed.
Fourteen years',practice (tont to this citpl eesbies Dr.
Brown to offer assurances of speedy, cares sp.aft.iwbo may
tome under his care.
Office and private consultitig idomsid¢:Disnand alley
117• Charges moderate.
D .A HMATISSI.-Dr. - BriWn's - newt)" , dbeellVsalt - Shin
for tii - e4 filr 1 t e rtitub?e s ! n l i t ' Sl i eli P e e rZsi '' - • a -
_ . " , ; - •.......,!1 .2 ;•
Office and Private Coninhntion - Roosts Ne. , 144111ia.•: -.
utontValley,Pitisbargh, Pa. - The Doetor is always- at • • •
Daliers Slag teal N'als. SiXelnnestor.. - '' .
'MO THE PIMLIC—This is to ee nify that I tareifound - •
..2, Dalkyls-Magical Pain Extras-tor to purse - I cure fols".. •
the Chronic Rheumatism,which I have been outlieted'.
with for ten yeaus, iismi t h j ip joints.
RAHAM It. -1 /11.13ELAND.‘. '- ' '
dequachanoel, N. Y., April 8,1349.
ilda. U. Dsixxv-rSir:7 have been iv:tabled With - fire' ,
Piles for eightinonthe, and' could get no:relief.- Yugo. -
Magical Pam Extjactor haying been recommentletl'u" -•-• -
me t I applied Dims; wice,oblained instant relief, - and le
a s hort-time was perfectly cured! Could l not:eti ally - -
more of it, I would.nol,taire a hundred dollars' for the:'''
balance - of my box. : • WILLIAM MALL: '," t, ,
97 North Moore street,Ncw Y u riOntie 19, - 1817. -,--, -,
CAllTlON.—Dalley's only ot in theirs. of Nno - •
York, and where tips genuine rwri can be
. ilibtainedi
wholesale and retail, is at 413 Broadway - - ' - ,-- • -
H. Daum Is the inventor of this truly invaluable Conti ~., •
pound, and homier has, and nicer Will communicate the - •
secret of its preparation to any man living; and, therei- ,
fore, no otherperson ever has made, or ever can make, a -
grail:tot it himself. •
Countafeas abound! EierY tralyvalaaule article is r
subject to be depredated upon by counterfeiters and im
posters; and nothing, that we. know of, has - more axles- -
sively experiencedli
,d that factab Dilley'e Magical Pain
Extractor! " -,
A Tsar—The genuine Daley, in eases of-the severest .
Burns, Scalds, Piles, ler., will afford instant retie, and
produce at once a cooling's - nil aoothingelfeet—extracting
pain in and from one to @Oren minutes! but be slue, al
ways, apply it on linen—never on cotton cloth. .
And now mark the differenee—CoaulerieltExteactoris
no matter under what name. they may appear, °rhos , ap
plied,
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always irritate and inn tau 14e pout .! . - . . ..
Pamphiew,containingcertateutes of cares, may beheld
gratis, on application to JOHN D. MORGAN
,
Western Depot, Pittsburgh.
Ds. Wld. Times. Agent. . .
EDW4I9) BAUM,
Buying rates
County . Cliy - ord's
Relief Notes
Pennsylvania Co.
New York
Maryland
New Orleans
Dalliers Animal Galvanic Cigure.2ll.l,
POT Dories, Cattle, &c., cures spavin, quittot, grease,
poll-evil, sores, gangland bruises. Pempblencontaining
certificates of respectable parties, may be had on appli=
cation to JOI4N D. MORGAN,
ocillitd&wy agent.Pittsbargh. .
01.11141ealing Olistmeas.
CONTAINING NO MERCURY, or other Mineral.. It.
has the power to cause all RX.TERNAL BORES,
SCROFULOUS RUMORS, SKIN DISSISES, POI
SONOUS WOUNDS to discharge their putrid matters,
Lod then heals them. . .
- . .
It is rightly termed ALL-HEALING, for there is se aim e
ly a disease external or internal, that it will not be
I have used it for the last slxteen years for all diseases
of the chest, involving the.utmost danger and responsi
bility, and I declare before heaven and man t tbat not in
One cues has it (ailed to benefit, when the patted was in
the reach of mortal means.
I have hail physicians learned in the profession,
have ministers of the gospel, judges of , the . W.ncfi, alder.
men, lawyers, gentlemen.of the highest erudition, and
molutodes of the poor use it in every variety of way, and
there has been but one voite—one universal voice, asap
ing—u M'ALLISTER. YOUR OINTMENT 18 GOOD V'
RHEUMATIShI.—It removes almost immediately the
inflammation and swelling, when the pain ceases. (Read
the directions around the box.) -
HEAD-ACHE—The salve has eared persons of the
head-ache of twelve years standing, and who had it reg
ular every week so that vomiting took place. Ear-Aas,
That/i-Ache, and Agus in she Face, are helped with like
staectes.
SCALD READ.— We have cured eases that actually
defied every thing known, as well as the ability of fifteen
to twenty doctors. -One man told us he had spent $3OO
on his ehildren Without any benefit, when a few boxes of
Ointment cared them.
EMMIMMEM=I
BURNS.—It Is one of the best things in the world for
Burns.
PlLE:S.—Thousands are yearly cared by this Obit.
.ment. It seven fails in giving relief-for the Piles.
Around the box are directions forlisintrWAßlsteee
Ointment for Scnitlula Liver Commleint, - Erysipelas,
Tetter, Chilblain, Scald ' Head, Sore Byer Rainey, 3one,
Throat, Bronchitis, Nervous Affections, i'eu= u n
, tae
of the Spine, Head-uehe, Asthma, Deafness,- • t
Burns, Corns, all Diseases of the Skin Sore Lips, Pim
plea, Ste.; Sores, Rheumatism, .Piles, Croup, Swelled or .
Broken Breast, Tooth-ache Ague in the Pace, -
IitIOTHERS and NUBSLS knew its value in clues
or Smelled or Sara Breast, they - would always hlways apply it.—
la such cues, if used freely, and according to the diree,
tions around each box, it gives relief in asersjete hours-
CORNS.-0c e asio nal use of the Ointment will 'always
keep Corns front growing. People need never be iron.
bled with them, if they use s It frequently, '
This Ointment is good for an y . part of the body at limbs
when inflamed. In some cues a shoold beintpliededien.
CAUTION.—No Ointment will be genuine unless the
name of JABIIII IdeALLISTER is written, with a pen
on every label.
For sale by my Agents in all the priacipal cities and
towns in the United States.
I neALIJECTER,
Sole Proprietor of the aboventedleine.
Principal Office, No. XS North Third'st: , Philadelphia.
PRICE us CENTS pER BOX. •
sold at wicTeiJera i ci Retail in ititislit;rifi by BRAUN
A REITER, corner Liberty and St. Chur streets; L.
WILCOX, Jr., corner of Market street and the Diamond; ....,
also, corner of Faint. and Smithfield greets ,• - WM.
JACKSON, No.E9 Liberty street;
and atthe.Book Store •
in Smithfield et., third door from Second street; and in.:
Allegheny by H. P. Schwartz and J. Sargent; and by A' .
_.
C. Smith, Binainglium; D. Nagley, - East Liberty; H.
Rowland, McKeesport and Elizabeth ; J. Alexander &
Ron, MOOOVISIO. City; N. B. Bowman & CO., BTOW178•
....1.7
villa ;J. T. gcrs, Bridgeport; John Barclay, Beaver; •
...
4tl'
James Duncan, Fallsion ; D. %V atson & Co., New Castle
and S. P. Weaver. Freeport mayll:deod/twy, • ~.t.
ESE 11M
.R CREAM—A matchless artfclartiir
MLitt, beauty, and restoration of the Hair: This
Cream, when once know it, will superceda all other arti
cles of the kind now in . ale. Where the hair is dead.
harsh, thin unhealthy, uor turning grey, a few applies• .
lions will m ake the tutu soft and dark, and eve itateao- ,
tifal, lively appearance; and will else Malte it Maintain •
its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long as all the
preparations that are generally , used. Where the.haiiis.
thin, or has fallen off ; it may be restored by using the
Cream. Every lady and gentleman who Is in the habit of
using oils on their hair should mance purchase a bottle
the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is an composed that it will
not injure the hair like the other preparations, bat will
beautify it, and give perfect satisfaction in every In
stance.
For testimony to its very superior quelities,see the fol
lowing letter from the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to !deism.
Henderahott & Stretch, Nashville, general agents for the
Southern States:
Lauer glad Rm. R. Caldwell,
_Pastor clots Presbyterian
Ckurrlt, Pulaski.
hiessias.Hmnixasuorr Ifßragrce• Gicsrarsoss-1 take
p‘easnre in adding my testimony in favor of the excellent
preparation called Or. Parivt's Cltinez . ellair Cream; for,
about two years ago my bait...WWl ve r y dry, bristly, and
disposed to come out; but having precured a beide of the
Cream, and used it according to theprescriptiOn, it Is now
elastic, so ft , and firm to th e head. Many balsams and
oils were applied, each leaving my bolt In a.vrarse state
thanbefore. This Cream, however, hes met my expec
tations.
As as article for the toilet, my wife gives It preference
over all others, being delicately perfumed and not die
posed to rancidity. The ladies, especiallY, will find the
Chinese Cream to be a desideratum in `their preparations
for the toilet. Respectfully, &e
a..bALDWELL.
Pulaski, January 7, 1.1M7.
llarrSold wholesale and retail, In Pittsbungh,_by John
M:Townaend, 45 Market et, and Joel Mohler, comer o t
Wood and Flfthsta '• lels.d&vr-ly
just rec'd and for
JAMES PATTON. Jr.,
No. 17 Liberty st.
thill,Proyerty sr Sale or Exchange.
sHE undersigned will sell at a tow rate and upon easy
1
teroas, or will exchange for City Property, the
STEAhI GRIST AND SAW MILLS, CARDING MA
CHINERY, ¢c., situate on the Northern Turnpike; 23
miles East of Pittsbargh,ln Westmoreland Connty. The •
Engine, Mills and Machinery are all in first rate order.
The Grist Mill contains three setla Burrs- and one Sett
common Mill Stones with all the best machinery and op!'
Steamfor making flour , d,e. And attached to-the
Steam Engine is a Saw Mill and Double Carding Ma-.
chine, all In good order. Thu Engine being of sufficient
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, a large - Stable,
Smoke House and Blacksmith Shop, and otbei Small
buildings.
The mouth of the Coal.fit is within ten rods of the En- -
gins Hodsb; with Mackin Coo Ibelonging to the'filill to
run the Engine upwards of filly years. -
This Miff property it situate in the heart- otthe best •
grain growing neighborhood inXestern• Pennsylvania :
upon a good road, within eleven miles of the Canal, and.-
nearthe line of the Central Rnil Road. .
RICHARD DUNCASTER, on the premises.
For further purtieulari, enquire of THOS. MELLON,
Esq.. Pittsburgh • • oct24ffimdkur
Tealiscrtlier has just received, AI the. Pekin'Tea
Store, 70 Fourth street, a very largeand well seleet
e 4 stook of pure GREEN AND 13 LAOR.TE.119;front - N •
York, all of which has been reeelved:nylldSreonnlyt
since the Ist of Februury.last, consietlng ix( the' dilfesiat'
grades grown in the CelesdatEmpire: = 001 W :A beta,t
among the largest in the.West,we are prepared to wholeut'
stile on better terms than say other house in the ciry.ca
We invite retail grters to tall and examine our *Malt
and prices. They' can have. it packed itri,*/ end 'V lb
packages, 5 lb. nu cannisiers,'or by ha 'eltotrtqUii, suit
their convenience. .
011000 LATE, COCOA AND BROBlA.—Daker's
V ma, No. 1 Chocolate and Cocoa; also, Scheriteleweet-- •-•-
spiced Chocolem, jest rec'd-and - for Ode 'llll.ba-PEIR
TEA. STORE. 70 Fourth street.
iNh COPPEES—MOCIIIt, A frirf:V.o 9 7 -.:-.
St- , Dominggo i,d
et the PEKIN
Our retail prices varifbi'Oolong, Black-TifiStifrom 50
Cl,. to 51,50 V . ity,"liing Young Sonchongifaystit.; Con
go 50, and English Breakfast 50; Yonitga g ranigiamo,-
der and Imperial, from 35 cents to 510 bit! s? -
Pam-lies are requested to send and g4t.ittipiall'of our
Teas, and try them, before porchasinV -- ' •
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