VOLUME IX.
DAILY MORNING POST.
intsda rid ilubiithsit - ev'drit atirning (. - S,Tinirdys szetpled.)
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NOIXTB,WIST COANILI OP WOOD AND VIVTI/ SLIVIMO3.
r 2 5R2113.:--Fir kr Dollars a year,' payable strielli.
nadvatvte. Six ...Dollars will invariably, be retluired if
adtpaid Within the year"
Single copies:lwo eirtrs4or sale at the Counter
at the . Office, and. by the News Boys..
THE SAT lIIIICIAN MOANING POST ''.
Ptibliabed_ frointhe saata ogee,on a large:blanket
size sheet, at-TWO-DOLLARS a year, in advance--
single cows mut cams.
117 No paper will be discontinued .tunlees et:taa dis
cretion of the proprietor,) until all arrearages are paid. -
Kr No attention will bo peid, to Any_ order,. unless ac
comparded by the money. or satisfactory. reference in this.
L'innectict with iAgi Ettabtish. 'tient e the' Morning -
Post is one of, the tarsal - Job Printing: Offices in the city
. *AM all kind rof work ishoneon the shortest notice, and
most reatmtal . .
RATES OF ADVERTISING ' =
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AGREED UPON
SF TEfE PITTSBURGH PRESS.
-- . 110 . ,LINE:11 nosPhttErz, on tress : . • ,
tler sip/ are; one insertion -:..........:.• . ---"-..... - .y.--$.0.,_ 50
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4,4, one week • :....•.- •-•, -:... • ----•-• - ' ''".
4( -. 4 4. ; two weeks .....-....-",::,......... ... . ...... • -
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".. s " three' weeks: ....:: .. ... . ... ..... ..... . . . 400
" " one month ........-:-.- ... - . .-:••-'-'' . 4- - s° l
~ - " - -two months- ... ..,-, ~. ... L...•• - . -* 7 0 ® OO
( - (4 - L. ' three-.months - ....... .-- - .... -.----
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"* -," . four montliS .-.'.i..... - ..........--•. -,-;- .. 4 - 10'00
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.. .. SIX months. ,—...--•4• —.4 • - • -•- 12 00
" ' " ' ono yeast . —..... .....z. -........--.- •IS 00
Standing Card,siz lines or lessaer annuut • -1 .- 10 00
One spare, per annum, (exclusive of the paper : ). 25,0 b
For each' additional square,inserted over one month,
and for tacit HdaitiAltal Ella& re inserted under the yearly
ratett, heir ptiee. -- ' • ", - :
Publishers not aceounteble for legal advertisernents
beyond the amount charged for their publication' .
Announcing candidates"Tor' office 'to be -- charged - the
same as other advertisements. • ' . - -
r Advertisements notmarked on the copy for a specified -
number Of iniertions, will be contineed till forbid, and
payment egatted accordingly.. ;
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The privileges Of yearly advertisers will, be emennete
rigidly to their regular business, and all, other adve rti se
. ments not pertajrung,to their regular business as greed
tor,to be paid .extra. . , • . 2 -
.All advertisements for charitable iustitatioist hie
etropanies, ward, township and other public - mimings,
and such like, to be charged half price, Payable drill:SLY
,Moll,,inge notices to be charged 50 cents. ! - ,
~, DClllli notices:inserted without_ ehrugeoinles#teoma
ponied by funeral invitations - or obituary noti!es, and
• when to aceornranied, to be paid for. - -
-Regular advertiserB, - und alt others sending einnumi
cations, or requiring notices designed to call althition to
Faint:Soirees, Concerts, or:any public entertahments,
where charges are made for: admittance - all otters of
private associ.ttione-r..•everynotice designed toiall at. ,
- tention 10 private .enterprises - calcalated or intdded to '
pro Mote individual interest,can only bo inserted rithtbe
understanding that the same is to be paid for. ICnterul
ed to be inserted in the; local column, the sitnerill be
charged - at the rate of not less - thanten cents perine. '
Bislions or Fist Notices to be charged - triple pee. - -
Tavern License Petiticras, 62,00 each. I
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Legal tutdhledicul Advertisements to be chrged. at
lull prices
• -Re EststeAgent and Anetioneers , A.dve ements
Mot to. been c.....d under yearly'rateu, but to be uwed a;
discOuntof thirty-three and one-third per cent.i.oni the
WEEKLY OR-TAI-AVEEKLY IN DAILY APERS.
One square„ three insertions -
, •-•-gSI 50
Ilcia - - each additional insertion , - ... -I-. 0 37
ANDERTISEMENTS L' WEEKLY PAER. .
One lines.) one Insertion.;- •. t .--S0 "50
• ' Do. each addidonal insertion -4- -' 0 2.5
:All transientadvertiscments to oe paid in rtdznee. - 4- '
.WIIITE k CO., Gazette. i
L. RARPERi Post.
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' ROB - T: ht. RIDDLE., Journal:. ". .
JAMES P. BARR & Co.. C nicle. '
'' • - - .- ' POSTER tc.BROTHER,Dis Ch. f 7
Dec. li 1849.1 JAMES W. BIDDLE' Ameri .
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Vrotiosional earbv. z..
t - •'t ;:441.totney as A-cf.:a,. ••oart eet, near
1/.../ENNINUS, Attorney at Law s Fou
,o , p on 4th
oct2s
:011.14ANDC. ) LOOMS, Attorney at LarOJEce 4th
tyt.; Caytt
Auorneya;
Zrag-t. near Grant, Pittsburgh,
HALL ) RS Anortso at 30 . .---Otace,
M ' A - 134: 11 411A
Fourth it. jan7-ty
R B. CARN4LBAN, Attorney az Lato—Od , on youth
betvietn - Merry tilley end Grant De - -Y
'IIR. BROWN'S OFFICE, N 0.65., DiamdalleY, near
Wood 'Meet. ' (el,l
T I'Lltrila.)lYEtY,Attarney and ConnPr as LaW. -
11. , f rOtEce.in Bakewall's Braidings on G; 1 1. street.
T SCUFF, Denfax.., Fourth ate five doofvest of Mar
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,clrett Ailwark warranted, and if n 3erfeetly sat
isfactory ne charges will be made. febio:
11011kEltiOVAL.—nr. Robert Snyder, I r 6 nloved - his
.11, office to - Fourth street, between lad and Smith
field sheets. - - - Marls-ly
CI DARRAGH, Attorney at Low----Of lo Bakewell'A
%J. Buildings, on Grant street, dsite the Conn
Hohse:. I
_jr24:l.y.
IrMN . BARTON, Auer:tog' at Let/ Office, North side
of Fifth. street, between Wood pmitlifield, in the
uthe building with Alderman Morro seP3O-lY
lAIORWAILD.Y.SW.eat'rZ I VELAII,
015te.on'Fourth street, betwe,
Uet• - ci °site Pa .. 7. ive
fj..0311.GE: F. GILLMORt:, _4U•
N.X Lato.‘-oEtee removed to the :2
an Fourth, to the olhce lately *ace
•:„.I:AUCKLUASTER, diderma • ee : fourth street
third ()or above Smithfield th side. •
Conveyancing of all kinds dent:. the greatest care
aud - legalitecaraey.
-TiUes to Reed Estate•examinedJ
-1011 N COYLE, Notary and teyancer,-01fici in
IR Met
Building, Fourth r t v. near Smithfield,
SiUsliargh. Deeds, Bond s, Mort t!, Articles of Agree
mem; and all other instruments al ng• drawat up with
acetara7 ad dispatch. Titles %Pal testate examined.
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Dlt; iInr.STSSIt •-•-•- •••• • • • •' ' "E• C. X'DOW. I4 .•
Tr' SYSER MeDOWELLiccassoss TO • KRIM
jleh: Esr:tart,)Molcsede and Tunag and Prescription
at
Store,e tr. of Wood street trgln Paysi
clans. pre" ...eiptions careful( pounded night. and
day ' oct3:tf
.1011. N A. I'ARKINSON,,,Inam, Fifth Ward, Penn
fti . ..st.. tretrveen Walnut andant els., where he may
be fotnadat alltimes. Those houses orother prop
city to , seller rent, eau have atae . punetnallY attend
r
ed to; debts collected, luta duties of an Alderman
Will receive prompt attentin - . 0c.:17-p
iorzmy W. wa,Lualuorney and.V.ounsettor at
Law, (suceessor to Lie & Officd . at
the old stand, Fourth st., ahmuntnnem•
TEE Fartnership lierettsaisting between Henry
W.Williams. Esq., and nettrt til ( ?..Frtte Lice of the laWi
was dissolved by mumaliePt On Me 26 th al and the.
business will hereafter hennaed by Henry
whomj most fully recommend to- all for
whoml have the hono 0 business-as a gentleman
every way worthy of ll•onfiderte 0 - • ' - •
:declB-ly _WALTER H. LOWRIE.
Sam{ P.;lioeel .•
A Troßtityxr L c -Office in Fourth street, near
d 1 Gnat, in Lainarguitffinas• rant2937
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sai Thi L = miry. ......:-.....:--sarcusteraxam'
Mite er, Palmer, . - .
A TTOHNEYS A .OUNSELLOPS .AT LAW—.
ji,.. O. lc on Fo!trt I, a feta doors below Smitlffield.'
k ubu sin as en , .
etc care, promptly attended to.
Collections made a veynxicing executed on mode-'
rate terms. . - febliaf
.1 dermings,
A- TTORNEY ' r UNSELLOR - AT LAWOf-'
Jok. fice, Lowrie's imp, ; Fourth street, between
Smithfield and'Gra • -'" - _ ' ' '' • -aps
• - . • '
EL .- D. ge,lll - F.Cook . . -
AS selected - Pi : has his permanent residence:
He has taken • use lately occupied by Alder-'
man Miller, on Foareet, near Grant, immediately
adjoining the "Laina House." 'His Office is attach
ed to his residence,te he will constantly be found,
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unless.absent ..n p onal duty. Office hours from 7
• O'CIO0k4;:l.i.; .1.0.0 0 1.
.1.: X., and. front 5 P. It: to
? p.
.N. •P. et 4.. U. Fetterman, ; •
TTORNEYS - 4W--Office on Fourth street, he
2IL tweenWeavalthfield: , jari2s:y
Y. Deinax •• - -
n:TrORNEY: sl,lV—Office : second - story- NVil
king Heal.. • icll24:lY
OVOICE.ON'FTII. STREET, one door Wist ol
Weaver's II auglil3m
AcTTORNEY: '
:Ad:- itrecto)Pri r
'"TORNEY
-', atraet c'
llobinson,
.1V: - Mann, N 0.99, on Fourtb
9 . rtlaysn's OlTiee. la oti3t:Y
Hamaltton,
gTTORNEYI&W,Iumremoved to the offieo in
•Iftliprreeteen Wood and Smithfield itreets,
Connelly *animal:Chou, Hamilton, Esq., dee'd,irria
will attend totheera remaining unfinished upon his
, . mayl3
Litho a TtSssabllohment - or
itzUm srsssr, s TEE Poer-Orplca, rirrsatriion..
-NicAPS, Land j- Bill-heads; Show-bills, Labels,
• • • Architee d Machine' - Drawings, Business
and jolting Cat., Engraved or Drawn on Stone,
and Printed-in 5 Gold, Bronze or Black, in the
smosta z proved stet *it the most reasonable prices
DTGLISH G r Jude by the
ral at — Tr4 Dr9BRIS & EL&Wailalre a .z
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LEX:easlDErt JAYNES; Pskix Tea Stori i ` en - Third
are ' near Wood,'' •
- 2A.•• • ' '• • nt or - : arn• & o. a
Ling grl'acketi,Tifth st., one door bblow mood: febl
,ILLSAPIJACKSON I LPqtan4 Medici's. Depot, al Lib,
arty street, head of Vood.— L. • febl
$• to station N
•,
Market st. btt*fien ' Thlrd and Fourth. - febl
DM . IO I Y, /, * ath4nutbkt lathing qtors, No. 4r9bLlib-
°°' ARO N-E corner of Woo. an tl th
HOLMES& SON, Bankers and Bugles its . F.rettasso
• Can and Bank Notts, Na. 65 Alarket street. - tab].
' :FULTON, Bat and Brass Founder, No. 70 Beetled
tart ot;Letween Market and retry streets. febl
AG ulau-z4 BANE, -Forwarding a net tlommission
Merchants', N 0.19 1 Seooact nt., Pittsbuntli, Pa. tap].
re He. —4?
,C Y & C 9 .3. Forwarding . and col
A. MeNETL
ittja.""DYER., Grroccrigna -Prod= /Mak; .No. 159
VW Liberty street, Pittsburgh. - mad?
-
- trHN AvoLositEy. Tailorand CiothieriLitmrty street
betvrem Sath and "trUgiti eiley,soutit side. seplo -
MeSTEIN, Sta:ss Fouadet and Gas 'Fuser; 'Smith
: field street, between rtitunond alley and Fifth et.
• " • ,roprietors cl,tue ittsburgh
Portable Soar Sore ccirn6r (Wrenn aud Wayne' lath.
IDHEY, MATT • . WS tr, Co.; Wholesale Graters, COM
-116 misston and Forwarding Merchants, rind Agents tor
Brighton. Cotton. Yawls, 57 Water st., Pittsburg. top
fICIOLEY'dc,LAIRD, Merchant nitor, Wood street,
second door from Water, will keep constantly - on
hand tiwell selootedlot,of Clothing.., marldiy
LgE,Zsuctessor. to AtuarnT & 1.4.117,) Mot Lkaiet
and Comnzission Merchgnt, for thozsale of Amori
oark WoolerkGoods. . frlrto
TOEUSI D. MORGAN, Whokstal and &tail Druggist,No
Wood street, one door solidi of Diamond alley.
. • "ho • t r . 3 a • •ro.uee
Dealers, N0:27 Wood street, Pittsburgh. iray23
Utn3Urki. WOODWEA,L, importer and Deakr in For
eign rind .Dome:nie /lard ware,- corner of Second and
Wood streets. r . oct.V
TOSEPI-1 MAJOR, Boat Store, Ship . Chat.dlery and
111
Agency oCthe Pittsbnrgh Lard Oil Factory, No 4,
Market street, Pittsburgh. snl2
77 4 4lrv-S NAY, grfwksate Grocer. Forwarding as Corn
.t.P mission Merchatii, Water street: between Alarket and
,LTILL & ClatftY, Banlieroand E.r.Mangt Broktm,Dl o
65 Wood street, third door below Fourth, west side
febl
RAntlat ffi 11.1140.1, .Bankers and. Exaange Brokur,
corner of Third and:Wood streets, opposite.the St.
,Charlesliotel. febl
1011 A. FickNEIBT4SOK fnoluctla Drug Wars.
%Lis house, corner of First and Wood streets, and corner .
.of Wood mid Bildt.. • • ' febl
(JAMBI, A101111011 7 7, - Manufaeturer of 'lll4 - Copper
. 0 1 and §lteet lean Wate, No: 17 Fifth street, between
!Wood and Market. . , feblo
11. LILENN, Bookbinder, corner of Third unit Wood
'-streets, , abase C.ll. Kay, where he is prepared to
dO every description of riding and binding . .
_pee•2_
1 - AidaTsig --- aiaßeidinkaiii in
it/ Music and Notisailastrataersts,Piaitos,Sehool Books,
aitdStationory;tio.l22 Wood street ' - ' janl '
y DRlCAR„.Rsctifying istakr, and Wlualesale Dealer
Foreign and Domestic'Wines and Liquors, No.
114 Liberty street, and 53 Diamond alley. 3y21
TI MU it ELNDlET;Agifliftelbr the Delaware Mutual
3 6 . .Inauranee Company, of PhiladelPhitt, et the Were'
louse, a King &Holmes, Water street'. near Market.
febl
lIrld,.il.}..llLANPN.If. tr. SUNII. Copn Ma . arsand Fur
, y if! niihing Undertakers, corner of Penn and Bt. Clair
streets 4 opposite the Exchange. Entrance on Penn erect.
febl.
;tr. riziioru z. tr.scotr.
;MROTH & SCOTT,. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Shotti Trunks, Carpet Bags, 4.e., S. W. corner
~, or Fourth and Sinithßetd sta., Ehttehurgh, Va. trarl2:y
QOAIFE & ATIUNSOisi, AramOturns al Tin, Cop
owl Shur/ion Wart. They also execute every
deacription of .13tacksinith Work. First street, between
5 Wood and Market, rittsbar h. oettLy
Jouar.ALcUantrr.• JaltratalFlCrttr. Mat. alellsolii
ToIIN-MeDEVIrt 4...l3.lWS.,.Witerrate Grasen,
ers in Produce, hitabargb Alanatactures, and Mer
cliandize gen6lzily,-,Nu.,l3.COmmercial Row, Liberty
tuar2l:y
st., abov
mar:lo:y
nfoj4D3 4t itgE, les
Whoale Groeers,,Capifidaslon
lokainllaga, Paper,".,corriele
. c 1 nun an Irwin streets, Pittsburgh.. All sizes Print
. ing Paper constantly on hand. roarl7:y
SOHN A. (Iwo, late of New Lisbon, 0.• • W. S. Sautant.
CCIRAIG k. SKINNER, GemsralAgeney , , Commission and
Forwarding Merrhatus, No.ati Market street, Pius
burgh, Pat Prompt attention given to the purchase and
sale et all kinds of produce. - septa
Wax- lIILLI4III,PLCILLDA.IIICICTSON PITZSRUILGII.
Ti UsLER lc RICKHTSON, inotesale Univers, and Ica
„at porters of Brandles, Wanes and &gars; Nos. 172
and 174, corner of Liberty and Irwin streets, Pittsbargla,
Iron, Nails; Cotton 'Yarns, 4.c ~ constantly on hand
JOSIIIJA MODES, Wholesala kruarrer, Confectioner
and Dealer in NW-3 and all kinds of Foreign Fruits,
No. 6 Wood street, East side, between Water and Firs
streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. All orders in his line carefully
attended to. mart)
Sril'ElNLEY,Hauss, Sign and Ornanuruat PenhTr,
s - and dealer in PAINTS, No. 44 .St. Clair tit, Pitts
burgh, has ponstantly on hand all kinds of . Prasirs, either
Dry or Mixed; Japan and Copal Varnish;" Linseed Oil;
Boiled Oil; Spirits Turpentine ; Window Blass, of all
sizes; Putty, Paint Brushes, he., all of the best quality,
and fin sale at reasonable Drives. sepil
Attorneys at Lam
Vood and Smith
ap7-y
• Isaac William),
ERCIIANT TAILOR, Smithfield street, No. It, be-
IYA Ist atul tTa streets. ap4y:
and UounseUor as
.r below Grant at,
by Alderman Mil
mar3o
MFG
Haworth,
MEA 'DALERS AND 15120w:sits OF WINES
AND BRANDIES. ;Bast side of the Diamond
Pittsburgh. . . may2l
I. A. COULTER••••-•-••• ..... • • •• •••••••-•-• •• • •-• N. lIACKIL
Coulter dt. Hackie,
VDDLESALE AND. RETAIL DRUGGISTS, cot
ner of Wood and Third streets, under St. entitle B
Hotel„Pittsburgb,ra. - • . may'.
KERRY LIZADER..••• GEORGE. TRICKER.
Leader Cr, rlrlcker,
"WHOLESALE AND RET,2131, GROCERS, Commis
talon Merchants, and Denten; in Produce; corner
'Diamond and Diamond alley. mayl
Daniel Yoan goon,
lIOUSE, SIGN, AND. ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
Liberty street; opposite - Rand: Alt work neatly
executed. Orders punctually attended tO: [marshy
- (St, CC-3e , 311/'TO 111MUILL C. 1111.1.4'
TAIPORTfia AND DEALER IN FRENCH AND
AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS,
Wiridow ShadesiFire-Board Priam, dre., 4 also; Writing,
Printing arid Wrappirig raper — No ti 7 Wood street, tie.
liVeen.ith stand Diamond alley,Pittsbargh, Pa. geold
Liquor amid Grogery Store.
B--STELIN & Wholesale and ftetullers of Liquor
. of all kinds.; Flour, Bacon, Ice:, constantly on
,hand. No. 1,40 'Liberty street, between Fifth and St.
elair.streat.s.. mar2.2:om
.
..geltainger, Welts . EY ,
ATANUFACTURERS OF GREENGLASS WAR;
al. No. 27 Marker street, ,PnasburgirePa., keep eonstant•
ly on Wind and make to order, all kinds of Vials, Bottles,
tre - .; Parter - and ItilneralWater Bottles, of superior qual
ity. Particular attention paid to private moulds. lar2o:y ,
Ifaulgratioil Lines. -
J - I'AMES BLAKELY, Agent for thr Black Ball and
Black. Bun Lines, Liverpool and New York Packets,
and for the Philadelphia mad Liverpool-Packet Ships,
Penn tdreet, Pittsburgh. lath
- • - 111. D. ealrrOfi,
(SVOCESSOR TO J.S. BONNET & CO.
Wholesale Grocer, Rectifying Distiller,
AND DIU.LKEI 17 , 1
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES.
LIQUORS 'CIGARS, FRUITS, NUTS; ¢e
_ 162 Liberty street, Pittsburgh- ap3
George Beale, Jr.,
ANUFACTUREK OF - BR OSILES, Virstouist sh Awe
I.U. RETAIL, No. 75 Brood stress, Pittsburgh, .Pa. Con
stantly on hand, a general and extensive assortment or
s.LL stuns of BRU*HES, at the lowest Eastern prices.
. N. B:--hIachine Brushes, &e., shade to order at the
shortest notice. marainy
L. s.-VSATILILItArt... •U. N. WATERMEN.• •..{V. WA.TEILNIAN
. .
L. S. Waterman dl Sons,
VHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission and For
warding inere.hants, Dealers in all'kinds of Pra
duce and Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles, anti Akgents
for &ale of Richmond and Lynchburg tuanutactured To
bacco.
taw..y. suaysa. • ••• •• • ... .. ". • . C/113. BARPES
5t10.117/ER BAKNES,
WHOLESALE—GROVZRS,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION IRERCHANTS,
/ND DEMURS IN PITTSBURGH IHAIWPACTIMRD ARTICLREI,
No. 130 and 134 Second st,, bower's Wood antSmitllfield )
aula . Pittsburgh.
7081ItrilittiODES * • *** •• , .. ,, •••••••-••••-•AGT8ED P. Amin=
30131111 1 / 4 . KEIODES er, CO., -
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS,
mat, spices,ConfecHonary,Eugarsi, Cigars, 4-c., 4.c
SO. a "TVOPI) STBACE2OCAST SIDE, NEAP. %TATER,
stwart, • TBOBI/45 IL HILL.
STUART 6t SILL,
Gnocrais, =Art. PaoDucE - Cornpzeiorr . Ilizacaerrrs,
No. iIS ll'ood street, -Plasburgh.,Ta.
DEALERs IN GROCERIES, Flour, Wheat, Rye,
Oats,-Corn, Barley, York, ft aeon, Butter, Lard,
Cheese; Clover,Thnothy and Flax, Seeds; Iron,Nails,
de
Glass, ece.,&e., e: Partioulaiiattention paid tolls sale
of - - -
Ilinnrasseao—lilessrs.t4yers k Ilitnier,leollf. Daisell
tr. Ccy ilatnptonSiiith & Co , Ring tO Moorhead i neGills
&.• Roe, Seines May, Pittsburgh ; Fenner &'l l deblillan,
Morialort; 3ot. S. Mtinizott, Esq., St. Louis 'kVA
Midlgo tubs.
W. P. Marshal!,
CARD.
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY, - JANUARY 4, 1851.
33tisincsa Curbs.
. StooktOn r
bocATE J ohn s to n 3, Stockton, SOOHNIELLDEt, STA ,
TIONER;PRINTER and BlNDER,•corner of Mar
and Third streets. Pittsburgh, Pa. jy9l:tf
JOIM •
KENNEDY. tr. HASLETI',_
Kato
Succsagons• TO' HitgaßY h.blo-IC ,
Whoksetie and BetaiVilealers its Watches, Jewelry, Silver
Ware, .Farierrand Variety Goods, Baskew,.,Comosote.
N 0.94 Market street, between 9th-st. and the: Diamond.
Or Clocks, Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired.
Pittsburgh, August 26, rizo.
11.1nAla:EiSTA.WEC
: •
•HENRY W. FISH
larAS opened
,art Office at the corner of Smithfield and
.L.l Fifth, streets, Pittsburgh, known ,ns the. `t Creat
liargairi corner,l'and wilt devote his enure time and at
tention to .the Pumhase, Sale and Exchange of Rea; Es
tate, in city and country.
Prom his acqtiaintance with the business, lie hopes to
satisfy all who may favor hiat with Agencies in their
line of business... • ,
REFERENCS2,
Thompson Bell, Ira B. fiersey, '
H.ll.l"l , Callongh,. - John P: Perry, --
Geo. F. GilLmore, Lymen Wilmarth, -
J. K. Moorhead, , • Capt. Winton' %Vora,
Th'es. Hortatd; W. 0. Leslie. [sepit2:y
• . Eagle Marble Works,
(=manual) 1834
, EDX.IIND WILKINS,
No. 184 Libersy street, head of Wood street, Pituburgh.
ViONUMENTS, Burial Vaults, Tombs, fle,ad Stones,
'antel- Pieces, Centre and pler 'Pops, always
on hand and made, to order.
N. choice selection ot Drawings on hand. 6)04
. - John i n. Townataill,
D"GGIST AND APOTHECARY,'No. 95, Misket
street, three daoriab ove Third,Pittsb u rgh, will have'
constantly on hand a _well selected assortment of the best'
and freshest Medicines, which he will sell on the most.
reasonable terms. Physicians sending ordert will be .
promptly aitended to, and supppUed with articles they;
may rely upon as genuine.
Physicians prescriptions willbe accurately and neatly ,
prepared from the best Materials, at any hour of the day,
or night.
Also, for sale, a large stock of fresh and good PERFU
MERY. - - dee39
W. CIIIITUNGliAll•-•-••-• 0.1)tr210.14,
D.`C[TriNINGILLX• • • • • • •••-••• • • ••••• • ••.• • • ~•• RIMSE.N.
Pittsburgh Clcq Glass Works.
W. CIJNNINGUAII tr. CO.,
MANIIINICITELEXIS 05 , -
WINDOW GLASS-,
.
No. 20 Market sire n ; betw een First and Soonot;
Pittsburgh, Po
-11:- Particular attention paid' to odd sizes. Also,
eaters in Flint Glass, Vials, Bottles, AG. [jr2dtly
DOWN ar. TEA%Ev,
PRACTICAL CUTLERS,-SURGICAL AND DENTAL
Instrument Manufacturers,
,No. 140 WOOD STELE ET DEAD VIRGIN ALLEY.
WR have - removed our store and. Manufactory front
Liberty street to the above named place, for the
purpose of having more convenience for manufacturing,
which we intend going into extensively. All orders in
our line will be attended to with punctuality and dispatch.
Jobbing and Repairing neatly done and promptly exe
cuted.
Ageneral assortment of H, [rare and Cutiery we will
always keep on hand, and ell it at the invest prices.—
Wo have just received a fine lot or aims, rotas and
&potters, Tailors and Hair Dressers' &ears, and other
Goods generally kept in Hardware Stores. Tanners,
Furriers, Hatters and Saddlers' Thar made to order;
Razors Ground and Handled, Pen Blades put in, Ac.;
Guns and Pistols repaired, Ac., Ac.
N. D.— Particular attention paid to manufacturing
Trus Se s und Supporters. deeiThl y
Napa Wass - WaTfka.
JOSE,PIi D. ABELL,
SIANOVACTIIIIa 07 ORZILIF OLASSIV/Illt ; VIALS, aorthas
and Flasks; Porter, Scouts Ale, Mineral Water, Potent
Medicine and Wins Boules,st erory description;
Also--WINDOW le LASS—
Keepo constantly on hand a general assortment of the
.
above arucles.
ug- As the other Green Glass Factories ere it
stopped, as is the custom in misuser, 'this Factory it nolo
in operation, and will con anus mop:ration both sum
mer and winter.
Ordersthankfully solicited and - will be filled at the
shortest notice.
117 Warshouss, N 0.112 Swami street, between Wood and
Siszukfuld struts.. . f.iy29-'41):1.y
NATIONAL FOUSDELY.
2.IIeDILIDB D. IL SDOWL.
f iE undersigned again beg fearte to inform the citi
zensof PittstArgh and tho opu b lic lagenerai that they
have now on band and are constantly manufacturiatg;
from entirely new andimproved patterns, comprising en
part the 'latest insprOvtal.PKlK3llUhl COOK STOVEIS,
for Coal and likewise for Wood; four sires of the EN
TERPRISE COOK z-TOrra, , rtehl-.foetsixes of that cele
brated Coat Cook +Matte _calla"- I:fits:WAß .T.tf
AVESP,ingI-ctipiiit'varicty or 'Stovea Tor Coni or
Wood: Fancy k'AK.LOR sTuvEs, of the richest and
most beautiful designs. Eou and P isa. Scold;
together with a general assortment of !follow Wart ;
all from new and improved pattern:, Ground. Wagon
and Buggy Boxes, Sad irons; Dog Irons, common and
fancy Fire Grates and Fenders, and every thing in inn
house building line, always on hand or made to order.—
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and examine
our stock before buying elsewhere, at the old stand, cor
err Seventh and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh.
marl 6 & Cu.
MEW trAtillEltttEtiTYPE Burke's
.1.1 'lags, Fourth sty res.-I.lou cm & Arcruosr, Daguerrco
typists from the Eastern cities, would call the attention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns,
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms in
the thirds coy of Burke's building, 4th st.
Persons wishing pictures taken tatty tent assured that
no pains shall be spared to produce them in the highest
perfectien of the art. Our instruments are of the most pow
erful kind, enabling as to execute pictures udsurpassed
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public are
solicited to call and examine.
Persons sitting for pictures a re neither requirred or ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction ',given.
N. It Operators will Bud this a good depot for stock
and chemicals.
jj:rlnstructions given in the art, containing the more
recent Improvements. jan7
A FULTON, Be and Brays Founder, has rebuilt mid
../411.• commenced business at his old stand, No. 70, Se
cond, between Market and Ferry streets, where he will
be pleased to see his old customers cud friends.
Church, steamboat, and bells of every size, from 10 to
10,000 pounds, cast from patterns of the must approved
models, and warranted to be of the best materials.
Mineral Water Primps, Counters, Railings, etc.,
together with every variety of Brass Castings, if reauir
cd,tarned and finished in the neatest planner:
A. F. is the sole agent for Babbitt' Ana-Attraction Me
tal, so justly celebrated for the reduction of friction in
machinery. The boxes and composition can be had of
him at all times. noolly
virkudAni TittWiLLO, Undertaim, Filth street, int,
mediately opposite the Theatre, respecrfdlly in
forms his friends and the public in geiicrni, that he has
resumed his business as a Furnishing Undvtaker. lle
Is supplied with and always keeps on hand Coffins of all
sizes and kinds, Shrbuds, and all other articles necessary
on such Occasions. -
silver plates, tee boxes, and leaden coffins will bo sup
plied in order. A fine hearse and cat rine always ready
to attend funerals. sepMly
• --WM WINL ALEXANDER .t SONS
COPYIN MAILERS AND Fcniitsinno
Eltensamhxzus, earner of Penn and
. ..„ --- ••••usszv-,;•*- St. (nate sts, apposite the EiChangll
01/111.111:0/1 . . 7 Hotr4 Entrance an Penn U. , . res.
peettiilly inform their friends and
the public
. that they are procured to furnish and attend
to everythingi in the line of Undertakers, as_ they have
quit the business of Cabinethlaking, and their attention
will be devoted altogether to the above business keep a
large assortment of COFFINS made and finished', cover
ed, and lined in the neatest manner, with a variety o.
materials, and at all prices; -we keep SHROUDS ready
:made, of all sizes, of Flannel, Cambric, and Muslin, at
all prices, and--made in the eastern style, and all -other
artielee necessary for dressing the dead, and furniching
funerals, of quality and price to suit; SILVER PLATES
or engraving the name and age ICE CASES for laying
the body in ice, by those who wish to keep their friends
any length of ume, and have ZINC PANS to pat ice in
for laying on -the body; LEADEN Coffins always on
hand. We have a splendid now HEARSE and a pair al
fine horses, and any number of the best carriages, etc.,
etc., and will be prompt, punctual. and reasonable.
augl9.l .- -
Air ONONGAIIELA PLANING AllLL.—Jmuss Mad,
131. !NOM would respectfully inform his friends and the
public, that .his new establishment is now in full opera
don, and that he is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and
fill all orders for Planed. Lumber, with promptitude, and
at the lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed on ono or both aides, con
stonily on bard. • •
Sash, Doors and Mouldings, of every description, made
to order.
' Builders and Carperdera would find it to their advan
tage to give him a call, as ha can now furnish them with
planked stud. suitable for every description of work.
National Hotel, Pittsburgh.
Situated on Wetter Street, opposite the Landing of the
Brownsville Steam Packets.
T.
House having .undergone a thorough repairing
J. , and fitting up, both inside and out, the subscriber is
determined to use every, exertions in his power to make
all comfortable that think proper to call with him. The
Table will be always supplied with the best ahe market
affords. The Bar will be supplied with the best and
choicest liquors:
Attached to the house is a good stable, attended by
ood Hostler. JAMES REAMER. jy2O
BROWN'S HOTEL
CORN OF SEITHFIELD THFRIISTs.
- Piusburgk, Pa. : •
BROWN k.• CONNELLY, YROPRLETORS.
N. B —Good Stabling attached to the houtte. -
•
OftEENSIIIIIL6II
- ' (HAJIIII3IOII'S,OLD STSLND.)
THE subscriber having leased the above well know
endj excellent establishment, is now prepared to en
tortilln his friends and the traveling public generally, in
the best manner and on the most reasonable terms.
His TABLE wilt at all times be supplied with every
delicacy of the season; and his Bar with the best of Lt
quors.
llisatabling is very extensive ; and every arrange
ment has been made for the aeconunodation of Movers.
ang2af WAI. CLAWSON.
SALERATUS-30 boxes prime in store. •
nov2l . STUART , & SILL
Vim Docks, l ItT ,
- DOSIGNAL POLICA;
• Soiree Polka By S.' C.'Postet ; ' -
Scotch Polka; . • , ,
Coquette. do,
• •-•
Jenny Lindts Bird Song; • • • - •
• do .do ' Echo - ,do; •• ' • ' •
do do " Hertlitnan Song: .- .• •• •
Catqa. Diva, as sung l•y Jenny Lind;
The Dew is on the Blossom •
nave something sweet to stwi
I am Dreaming of thee ;•
0, would l*ere a boy again ; Blanch Aippen;
Ben Bolt, or Piano or Goiter ; .•.
Corncracker Cotillions; ‘• • -;
• Louisiana Belle, with variations;
Love Not.• Quick step ;
Thou hastwounded•tha spirit that laved thee ;
Jeanettand JeanotA ,• , ••
Shower of Pearls. 1144;
Silver Lake Polka. , • , •
Received by
dee21.;•:•9 1 Wood street.
N.B.—A large stock of De* Throes to arrive this
week.
MES=IM
'FILE NEW CARMINA SACRA, or Boston
Collec
tion of Church ?Susie, comprising - theposit popular
Psalm and Hymn tunes In general ose.iogether with a
great variety of new tunes, Chnunts, Motetts and An
them; the whole being one of eke most complete col.
Icetions of no,sie for choirs. congregations, singing
schools and societies, extant. By I..owsx.x.hlssois.
A supply or the above received , and for sale by
n2O JOHN 11. MLLLOR, St, Wood st: •
Dlusteul Instrumento null Music.
THE OLD .ESTABLINIED, PIANO
n, DEPOT. C. BLUME lata'.F.
- 'b •
No ItS Wood street. I ins brgh, Palma,
two dborgabOve Fifth, tale Agent for the
celebrated Hamburg Pianos, unequalled- L 4 any; with
felt-covered hammers, prodacing full, richatkad mellow
tone, and not liable to wear hard; also, Piands and
Dle
lodeons,fi om the most celebrated easternmanpfactmers,
of warranted kinds, always on- hand. Cerdnantly on
hand, a large asscirtnient of Music and Nutioal Instru
ments, such as Violins, - Accordeons, Onitnri, - Banjos,
Tamborines, Fluter, Fifis„Drurns,,PageOlett*,Clarlor
etts. Brass Instruments.of every.: 44setiirtion; Irian
or Guitar Cases; Strings for all,instmmants, of the
best kind ; finger boards, eastinctts, metroitomes,
in
struction books for all instruments- - Second hand. Pi
anos taken in part pay for new ones; also,'nrited to par
sons who ran give satisfaction for Payment.
A large lot of Boxwood on hand. which will be sold
cheap. [0024
HMINER Is CO., Smithfield street, hate received
• the - December number of Stringer It Townsendls
International Miscellany. It is unasttally I:Urge, and the
contents are of great interest. •- -
Dr. Layard's :cent 1. - lifts from Niinroad—with tam
illustrations.
. - .
Wild - Sports in Algeria, by Jules Gerard," '"""
Alton Loeke,Tailor -and Poet: an Autobiography.—
This work is remarkable in its charaver. Ehowlng the
hardships, sufferings and miseries afrt large mass of our
fellow men.
'Me Divorced Wife, by T. S. Arthur,—a. nnvßL
A Lectuco by the Rev. Joseph S. Rem D.. D la an
ewer to Bishop Hughes, on the " Decline of notestant-
Gamblers' Tricks with Cards Expear d nd 14c
by J. 14. Green, the Enrols:led Garntaer.
Every Rody , e Almaancl: and Diary for Mt —pabliab
e dby Appleton, Philadelphia. dec4
Foreign Newspapers. .
THE 6abtcriber is authorized to reeclve
dons for all .the London Daily, Weekly and Trt
eekly papers;' Birmingham, - I.lricol, - Hull,' Leeds,
Manchester, Neu:east Birmingham,
and other Provi
ncial pipers; Irizh parnri.of Dublin, Cork, 'Belfast.
Limertck, Laadoaderry, Seotell papers of Edin
burgh. Atferdeea, tilaylow. ' Dundee, &e, French 'and'
German papers. .10Slicra R.OhINSON,
European Agent.
je.9 Post Baildings, Oth 61-incur-Wood.
Clot,hr 1 lot ba I Clothe t A .
T EASTERN JOBBINO PRICES.-116 , tdices
Black and' Fancy colored French - rind. - English
CLOTHS; Pilot, Cloaking and Drab Cloths,
Just opened at A. A. ?JASON.* CO:'8,
dectl Nos. t;:t and 04 Market sdrect.
a .Fresh Arrival...Neer 01)0401
O. 75 MARKET srn RV,
Do—g7..roitErzi I'OCIIIIII SCREST AYV 211 I: D1A31.0'51‘..0
Fa CH; ENOLISII AND AMERICAN '
WATER DRY gobvs!
qpiEl uthlerSitmed acrw receiviva from the eastern
j.. cittes,h,rEsnrcis, n eplendid tt.ortmea3;,of Fancy
and 8,6 1 , !e DrY ~ pods,parchased exelmet9o'ls 4 forCash,
n.m the 1111peTtE r t3 atYU TrVilltl id ies;4l. :careT—tcAnty
fire prr cent : erk4e dr east of those eehnmade thea pur
chases earlier in the onion, and will be sold tiTholesale
and Retail for cash at 1
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
50 pieces Lupin's French Merinoce, Cherry, Scarlet,
Pink, Gteen, Maroon; Black, Mazarine Blue and Mode
colored,frorn sllc, tm to the finest quality, manufactured
under the French Republic.
15 Pieces Superior Bombazines, Lupin's manthaettite
—at unprecedented low prices.
150 pIeCCE Pluck and Colored Alparas, troml.'3, vents
per yard 'up to the fineat.Bilk Warp nod Mohair Lustrez,
manufactured.
itzr, pieces Thibet;Paratantta and Coburg Clothe, all
colons and 9ual race, and e he ape r•than ever beforeoffer
ed in this city.
050 pieces American and Itritish Prints, superior quali
ty, and will be sold at extremely low linear.
450 SHAWLS:• Superior Bay State and 'Waterloo
.Long Shawlt , , Chamelion,Silk and Turk Satia De Chain
and all 'Wool Woad/ Shawls, Black and Colored Em
broidered Cloth Shawls, Plain and nobroidoted Ulack
and Colored Silk Fringe,Thibet and Mani De- Lain
Shawls.
.U. 50 patterns Superior Dress Silks: Plain Chamelion
Silk and Staiu De Chen', Wide Black Oro De Rhine
Silks, Plain and Fancy Figiared Silks, and Slack Plaid
Gm De Armour Silks.
150 pieces Cloths, Carsimeres and Ve;lingsouperior
quality; awl will be mild at a vent reduction trona form.
re prices.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
$OO pieces Bleached Muslin, good quality, all widths,
from 01 to cents per yard.
600 pieces heavy yard wide Brow Muslin, from 61e.
to the best article manufactured.
200 pieces Red, White and 'Yellow Flannels, front I.BJ
-^ents per yard up to the finest Si lk - Warp and Welch
Gauze Flannel imported.
100 pieces Irish Linen,warranted made of Flax yarn,
round thread, wire twist,hand spun and grass bleached.
1 4 25 pieces Check's, superior ma c, from 9 to 151 cents
per yard. together with a large assortment of Damask
per
Linen and Table Cloths, Russia Diaper and
Crash, Cas.inetts, Kentucky Jeans . , Bed Ticking, Do•
mestie •Ginghams, Colored Cumbries, Plain Limeys,
Canton Flannels, &c.
' 350 dozen Ladies and Gentleman's Gloves and Hosiery
—including every variety antl'ipality, which will be
sold at extremely low paces.
The 'customers of the house and all cash buyers are
requested to call and examine the goods, and secure a
bargain, as they wilt be offered Wholesale and Re. ail a
very, low prices. ID" No. 75 Market sorer; Pitts bur gh.
novIG . ABSALOM MORRIS.
First Arrival of FaLL Stock:of Carpets.
rpitE subscriber having just returned trona the East , is
Lnow receiving and openiug asplendid stock of goods,
consisting in r art of very rich style Carpets, viz:
Brussels, Ta-estry Brussels and Velvets, imported
expressly for this market.
Also, imperial 3 ply, superfine 2 ply, with a heavy
stock o I all the lower priced grades ; together with — a
large variety of .11earth Bugs, Door Mats, Stair Rods,
Mirka, Omen, Blue and Scarlet figured Baize, Demi to
3 yards wide. A superiofardcle of French Table and
Piano Covers. Oil Cloth, from 1, , eight yards wide,
All the above named articles haviug been selected
with great care, and purchased at such pr ces as to ena
ble, him to sell , clteaper 'than any house west of the
,mountains:
Citizens and peisons from thee pantry tire requested to
Calf and exanune the stock at Lynd's Carpet.E.nsporium.
No. 80 Fourth street, and No. 03 Wood street.
aui29 E. W. LYND.
Hats, CAPE and Muffs.
95, rood st., corner of Diamond alley, Second stay.
-OFFER.SIiis customers and the public
nn entirely new and fresh stock of Hatt, e t a
Caps and Muffs, in great variety, mama
,fitetured and selected with 'much care .1n reference' to
price, style and, quality, in New - York city,. and will be
offered at the lowest rates of present low pnces,Whole
sale mid - Retail. icietl2ttf
,Spring Fashion Hats.
Tnts beautiful style of HATS for Spring , and
Stinamer wear will lie introduced ruts DAT at 402
,Wood street, - third door below Fifth st. -
feb73:4.to . G._ W: GLASSGOW.
___.-......__
rit NO. 108 W 0 0 DBTitE ET. ~.ca
PALL FASHIONS
= , S. Received - at' the OLD 'stand' of G. I.V.
GLABBOOW. Beebe S. Pall style of .Hats -for
MO.' Those in want of - a pea Hat or Ciipoit a small
trdvatige above cost for Cash, will please call at No: 308
Weed street, east side, third door below FiSh street. -
To Steamboat ttivners, Si upturns ots Clerks
WS. RAVEN is prepared ,to furnish steamboats
~ with every article in the bookand stationery
hue, on the most reasonable terms. Freight books, p, s•
sage books, registers, journals, ledgers, wood and, gene.
rat receipt books, crow registers, hand ledgers, ieceiv
ing and discharging memorandum book s, in k, lead pen
c i Is, quills, steel pens, sandovarers,lndia rubber , . kc.,
.t.e. Steamboat bills, deck passag e receipts, , Freight
bills, manifest beads, notices to . consignees, &c., ou the
shortest notice. Bookstore on the cornerof Market and
Second streets. inciv2.s
I2l==
Prlntees Cords.
TUST RECEIVED a supply of Printer's Cards ; ivory
surfaced, satin surfaced, satin enamelled, India and
People's colored 'Cards. ' • • .
Always on hand, an excellent article of book and
news Ink;.else, red, blue and green Inks . ; tram Abe,
manufactory of .1. 0. Isl'Creary, New York. - •
-W. S. HAVEN,
Printer, 13ookseller and Stationer,
nov3ol earner
. of Market and Second sts. .
RIIIDULE RußtAtTS;Atuorriey'rit Low. Office No
..
132 Smithfield street, between Filth and Sixth.
Collections carefully attended tto,—specirtl Attend°
givonto Conveyancing: ideatty
New t
.Sacred Music.
Ort) Ociabs
~r,.. ..~ ._ -.. ~.
~mig~a~rori ~ ~'me
'Pew - Arrangemento..
• LLIsLE Ok_PACKETS
Pnna
4 44 z, rz- TO SAW PROM' LIVERPOOL
Ort..she Nightewah day of every: Bfintth.
JANE 11. G IDDEN, Ambrose Child, 700 tona.lBth Nov.
JAIVEB BROWNE, Arthur Child,: 1000 tons-ISt li-Dec.
GONDAR,J".. G. Barstow, 650 t0n5...., f.... 18 th Jan.
DAPITIA
NEW SHIP;-- - 'B5O tong 18th Feb:
The abcive ships are built of the,bestratiterials midst
ter the most approved models for swiftness, combined
.wlthrthemOdern Improvetheisti for , the comfort of-pas- sengers. Their cos:Wanders. atemen of known ability,
These packets Will take ptivflald,t's.of ,stepra tow
boats nothe:Delaware.
Also, ships sailing weeklylroat Liverpool`to NewOr
learts. Passengers can get,ap the. river, chasp Orough
the winter. -
terms'of Secoad - Cabin and Steerage:passage;
ply "to or address bp letter4pint.ipaidi,
P. W. BYHNES do CO.,
Asa Satoh street,Pievf Nork;
Waterloo Hoad,Liverjpooli.
or to JOHN THOMPSON, '
205 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh':
novl4:3sn
Llveriool siud Philadelpata Pfupketi,
Sailing from Lieeriloal on the Eighteenth of
ShiptJane IL Glidden, Capt. Child, Pleiv:lB.
• siel, 4 4- J iunes Browne, - 4. - ~.. *Dec.,lB.
r. , Gondar, ." Barstow, Jan. 18.
" new, 'Glidden, -Pet . lE.
These ships are of the largest class. 'The - accommo
dations for second cabin and -steerage passengers are
unsurpassed for comfort, and the days of sailing will be
punctually adhered to: '
Price or steerage passage 820. :Certificates good 'for
13 months, or the meney refunded if the passengers do
not embark. Apply to DAVID M BARBOUR; •
at Wau
. L. ;
Drafts for any amount given_ upon t-200
he Ulster flanking
Company and Branches. the Royal Bank of - Ir land, or
Spooner, Attroods & Co., Brokers, London. inovl9:3m
.FOREIGN PASSEINGER - .OFFICE.
- • 'SHIP AHOY!
COMMANDS?. .:04 ) e
...R.& LINDEN 41!:r.. CIO .
Nno have appplated the subscriber Agent-for their unri
vatted Lines or Ships from Liverpool to New — York
Philailelphi mid Boston. -• • ' - • •
Let the Friends or Emigrants e careful to have their
arrangements made according to the nets Pnerizion Law,.
and „take, no man's- ree.eim.without having it inserted ;-
otherwise the,k will have to payin Liverpool, before they
sh) the following 13 the l - st, tecording to la
v : •
. 21165,
Bread, 2.11 m, Beef or Pork,
" ou, pint yinegar,
5 " Oatmeal, Sager,
2 "" Rice, " Molasses,
5 " Potatoes, ?.4 .2 oz. Tea,
With three quarts of Water per day, and auftleient
(or Cooking ...
The caboose and cooking-ranges for the use of Pas
rengers, are kept under cover. Every attention will be,
paid to promote their health and comfort. '
Bank of England Notes and Foreign Exchange pa
ella:mil at current rates.
Debts, Legacies, PenSiorts, 'ere., collected, and
copies of Wills procured, with every - other business con
nected with an European Agent.
JOSIIEA ROBINSON,
European
apSI Pest Buildings, corner of Fifth and Wood sts.
ILERIITTA EWES
TO - :
EN AND. IRELAND,
SCOTLAND,
WALES
FRANCE, and G ERMANY,
.To bny : iiniauni , by
Joilrami uobinsoni ' -- - - - •
Eu • • • n Agent. Post/324126"m0, ear. Fifth and. Woad :Is
OF LIVKII AI PILL W ' L' AIST iku D a PHILATRA . ,4(
P.A.ACIKETS. .
tt
To Sattfrom'llitactelpftio - OtEcho 12aier:4 from Lirinmol
on the Oka Vaal Molutt. .
SIMS WILLIAM Peox, 1,000 10as.
-Mier 1 41 1.250 " • • • .
Vallittpahvata, 1,400
Katcsweloo,L.
RICHARIVON lIROTIIERS it CO., Agents, Not. LI
anill3 Tower Itaildinge,Liverpool. • •
RICIIARDSON, IVATSON & CO., -Agent*, No;
- Chestnut street„Philadclphia
PRE subscribers, Agents for the above Line of spten.
1. did new Packet ',ships at this City, are prepared to
furnish passage certificates to parties ' residing ih ttli3
COW/try-who nuty•borlesirout of sending tor their friends;
to conic out by either of the above Ships. They are aiso
prepare 4 to.rertiikatorievei any park of.tlre. Ciskt.atry
by sight on ibc' Bank of Ireland arid Uranetics, and
on Messrs. Richardson Brothers drCo., - Llverpoot: For
particulars, apply to or addresit
DROWN & KIRKPATRICK;
No. 144 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
eiramportation
GREAT ID EN TRAL ROZITR t 2 -,. :
&141.
THE PIONEERS OF - THE NEW RAILiRoAD t f
Through in 4 Days to Phi latielphici and iicatinstsre.
WE take Pleasure in-announcing to the Merchants
of Pittsburgh and the Western Businesi cdeamu
nity, that on and after Barkley, the 16th September, -we
will receive and forward goods via the Central- Rail
road, and guarantee them - to be through Ind days.
Our extensive meek of Cars and Boats enable us - to
otTer the'nbove expeditious route to the .publle, whilst
we still continue our usual Linea via
-Harrisburg and
Columbia. Merchants wishing goods brought:from the
Eust with certainty and dispatch, at low rates, or. pro
duce shipped there, arc invited to call on • • -
O'CONNOR, ATKINS t C0., - Pittsbrirgh,'
ATKINS, OTONNOR
'Proprietors of the Piusburgh Transporzatian
Or the following Agents— ' ,
O'Connor & Co., 70 North street; Baltimore. '
K Block, 6 Battery Place, New York.
Elliott & Young,l4-Doane street, Easton,
sept3if
Plitibiargh POr*S , ll;:4lls Do4t Vdie.
- 1850. ilkeatr-60-,
FOR SUE TRARSPORTAiIOII OR 181:100Z TO ANWRROM
PITTSLA 1 atil 1 ~PHILADELPHIA, BAL27MOSEE ,
• .' NEW YORK, DOSTON,-&c..-
TilOhl AS BORBIDGE,t. S TAAFEE &O'CONNOR,
Plitiadttphia. j i .- Pittsburgh. ' . •
HE .Canal being now . open the - proprietorb of - this.
1 long established Line are as usual at their old stands, -
receiving and forwarding Merahandize and Produce at
low rates, and with the promptness, certainty and safety
peculiar to their system and modo. Of Transportation,
where intermediate tranihipident - iS avaided; with its
consequent delays' and, probability of daniage. '
Merchandiac and Produce shipped East or West, and
Bills of Lading forwarded free of charge for curamisston,
advancing or :storage.. Having nointerest directly or in
directly, in stearaboati, that of the owners is solely con
sulted ...
when shipping their goods.
- All communications to the following Agents promptly
attended to: THOMAS BORBIDGE, • ...
No. 713 Market st,Philtuielphia;ii • ,'
~,.
TAAFFE - & O'CONNOR,. 16 P r—° ""
1 1
.Cor, Penn arid Wayne sta., Pittsburgh;
At/saris—John M'Calltigh & CO,, 63 Nor st., Batt.; P.
D. Burke Sc Co.; 25-Doane st., Boston; W. & J. T. Tap
aeon & Co., SO South ist, New York; Jas. - WheelsyEiglit,
mar 44
ini*:l 18 5 0
Itterc.hantle Trrusopprtattote..l.43se - ::
FOR the Transportation of AliincuarinmE and PRODUCE
from Pittsburgh to Philattielphia arid Baltimore, (via
Canal and Railroad ' ) wietrtia fe-sltipPins—Urite, lUdays
Rates of Freight always as'ime as an yolk& veitpolutbis
Line. C. A. APANULTY & Co, proprietors
. - Canal Basin, Pittsbuih.. '
ROSE AIBRRILL A. Co., alt.
'DleirehantlesWar•Prelght Line,
- DXCLUSIVELY for the accommodation of the Welt
J BUSINESS between. Pittsburgh, ..iohnS
tewn, HollidaYsburgh, Water street, Pa.,' and all intet
mediate places. , - -
Shippers by this Line Can always depend upon having
their goods promptly forwarded and. delivered at any
point on the Canal or. Railroad, at fair rates for:freight.
JOHN MILLER, .Profirietor.
R.. H. CANAN,loltastown. '
- Austere JOHN MILLER Hollidaysbarg.
mare C. A. SFANULTYk Co.,'Pitts.
The Old Printing Establishment.
,(LATP.IOIIXOTOK Zr. ISTOCISTOM•
Aid, Blank Book : and: Stationery , Ware house.
.
I R " B. HAVEN is prepared to execute every style of
Legal, Commercial, Canal and . Steamboat Job
Printing and Book Binding; 'and furnish' every article
in the Blank Book, Paper and Stationery line, at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms..
Blank Book and. Stationery Warehouse, . corner of
Market and and Second streets, ..
I]7" Printing Office and Book 'Bindery, No. 50 'Third
Wholesale and Retail.
SADDLE, IiARNESSAND TRUNK MANUFACTCRY
ROBERT H. .HARTLEY,tegs leave to- in , . .11 41 , 4,
jib form his friends and the public generally,. ,
hat he continues to occupy that larg9 andcom
modious Store Room, formerly ocbumed by Statute
estock & Co., No. 86, corterof Diamond alley and .Wood
etre et, where he keeps a large and general assortment of:
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags,Stuldle
BagssValises, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti
cles in his line.
Ile also keepiconstantfy on hand, and Is prepared to
furnish to order, all kinds o f Riveted Hose, manufactured:
of the bestmaterial, and iwa Style of workmanshipi equal
so the eastern manufactured article, and at 66 per cent.
cheaper.
Countrykferehants and Farmers would well to call
and examine his stock bbfoie - purchasing bliewhere, as
bets determined to sell first rate articles at very low
prices.
u:r Don't forget the place, No. 86, corner of Wood
tract and Diamond . . .f ap26 ,
EOM=
-gliettlkllKOUSs
X i JAMCS W litOotrairlEaLts,
CAl3l.titi' - ' -`
FURNITURE MANTIF:4CTORER;,
Waiii.rocruni 97c wadi. 98' Tinind'Astreeft.
X W. W. resp -etfully informs his friends,and eastern
tJ . era that he has now completed the largest and fi
nest stock of lousehold lurruntre. ever - before seen .in
this city, as he is determined to uphold the quality , with
Yell-seasoned materittic bestwerkmaashipi and newest
designs; and from the extent of his orders and Oicility
in inaaufactering, hole enabled',to produce warranted
furniture, atthe lowestpriceis. ' 0-4
He has adopted the principle of identifying the cus•
throats , interest wittaus awn, In quality 'and {trite, and
keeps always on band the greatest Vanetyof every.des,
criptioii of furnitare, from theelleapestand plainett; to
the most elegant and costly, .t.htit a brinse, or any pars of
one, maybe furnished from his stock, or manufactured -
pressty to order: -;•11e thereforeeoheitsraa inspection,
that the advantages otitis establishment may, be known.
The ,
following articles consist,inpart, of his stock, which
for richness of style andfinish, cannot be sarpassed in
any at the Eastern cities :
Pazlor
• ' • frig, • add' bedroom • • f • "
• - • • • ct.Lait's•, ol- .everYvaries,Y,
consisting Of rosewoood; tna
.hogany _arid zahetlsert,; •..
Conservatoire and Easy Chairs, of every
.• •!deicriptioh;-Coliches; ROMs, Tete-a;tete ;
vans of the latest French and American.patternit ;_
Taihnee, What-Noui, and ladies* T arlor Writittg . Desks
of various. kinds; _Work -Tables and: fancy : . Askill;4l
- music stands, and holders," marble top, ina
hogany, rosewood and walnut Centre and sota,te.c'
bles, extension ,dirting . table.; all sizes of the
• most improved,-and - decidedly- the-best-kind ,
made; eard,Pembrokelall and pier tables, :
wardrobes, bedsteads and Washstands of
- each it - large assortment; gothic ball.,
andparlor reception chairs,.; ottomans
and • stools; secretary 'and'"-book •
• . -cases, side boards, Ere screens,
towel racks, hat stands, and;
- • music • stools, cribs and cots -
-for children; paper mache,
,• table and tea poya; ms- ' •
ho i an i r, rosewood, and. _ „
-
A large assortment of COMON FURNITURE and
WEsTDsORMRAIRS. Csanssrm.sunas supplied with
;all articles in their ltne
r - STEAMBOATS 'and HOTELS, furnished at the short-
All orders promptly attended to Enov2B.
Keyaer'a Pectoral' syrup;
A new artiste' _At Cougdss, Colds, Hoarseness, Ctotichisis.
Whooping-Cough, Asthma and she carious Discount of
she Lung and Pulmonary Organs. - ' ' -
mins MEDICINE has an action in_affections of th
1 Pulmonary tissues entirely different from any of the
Expectorant and Cough Remedies now in use. It is one
of the moot speedy, as well as, the most pleasant, medi
clued tiow in use. It does not open the pores and ex
pose to.I sax= COLD. - One or twadoses frequently al
lays all irritation and tickling sensation , produced by .a
tarassingiegh. 'Singers, public speakers, and those
Vita are.r cured to use the vocal organs to a great ex
thnt, will din Pectoral Syrup a tare and instant
remedy for oarseness and laryngeal irritation; It
clears the tiara erfectly of all collections of mucous,
and awes tone and'alearness to the voice.
.SYM.PTOhIS—The symptoms which usually usher in
a Cough or Cold may be enumerated as lollowsl: This
disease in the books is calla catarrh, and is preceded by,
an increased discharge from the nose, fances and bron
chia; there is a feeling of lassitude over • the whole
,body, and very often cold shiverings are felt; at least
the body is more than usually sensitive to the action of
the air : the pulse increases in frequency, and there is
generally more or less fever. These symptonssare soon
followed with hoarseness and a sense of roughness and
soreness in the windpipe, and vocal organs, together
with a difbculty of breathing and a sense of constnetion
of the chest. • There is also attending a dull, pain and
geese of weight in the forehead, as well as a heaviness
in moving the eyes. These feelings, sometimes at the
very beginning of the disease, and always soon after,
are attended with a distillation from the nose and some
times from the eyes, of a thin acid fluid, which frets and
irritates the parts over which it passes. The cough is
at rint usually dry but as the disease progresses there
is an expectoration of thin mucous, which gradually
becomesthlekerand more copious, and having somesp-
These are the leading symptoms of vOiat is termed "a
cold," which, if neglected, are' likely to result in Erre
parable injury to the Lungs, and Colsarmvuort, .
Price 50 cents per bottle; , • '
For proof of the above • real, the following certia-
De Kansa :—We taker pleasure in Certifying, for the
benefit ot Other sutferers, to the efficacy of your. PEC
TORAL COUGH SYRUP; ins oar ease Daring- the
use -of ,two bottles purchased of you we wereen.red of
honteserlesa amounting waif carnal - 65S or - voldel and
eirectnally relieved •of a severe cough; whichthreateri
ed permanent injury to the Muir!. .
At the Ranking Rouse of . Wm. A.,Riil 4- Co. Pittsburgh.
Da. Kamm--Yon have - asked me the effects of your
Pectomi Syrup . in my own case. I had a very bad.
cough daring part of last whiter. r It begat:Co/IMA feel- -
log of Maness lathe head increased secretion and snf
fusion of tears ; ' together with hoarseneas, pain in the
breast, and the other accompaniments'ofsehar-has been
denominated "Tyler Grippe." I took two bottles of
your. Pectoral Syrup, according to the directions °tithe'
bottle ; and lam now, andhave been ever since, entire
ly free from any of the anpleasant symptoms enumera
ted above. You have my permission to.publishibis tor ;
the good of your .sales, as well as the Public, if you de
'sire to do so. Very respetifully,• yours.
G. FOLLANSBEE.
. .
Prepared by Dr. Geo. /I. Keyser, and sold by
KEYSER fr. 111 , DOWELL, •
140 Wood st., comer of Virgin alley,
Tc; whom alr orders - must be addressed. - frasv2o
SAFETY, PERPETUITY AND SECURITY.
THE. NATIONAL LOAN FUND, - •
LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY
LONDON AND NEW-YORK,
. . . . ,
capital,
..f.500,000...Equa1 to $2,500,000.
. . .
"WITH "a large surphis of profits. Aportionof both
11 capital and surplus invested in U. S. Government
Stocks, and other securities in the City of New York.
Policies held in this country over 6,000.'.. Persons . in.
Burin; participate in the profits of the Company.
Califtretiaelsks taken at reduced rates. • •
Among the advantages of a • Policy in, this Company
are the following :
A party insured for the whole term of life may at ang
time, borrow, one-half the amount of annual premium; ,
withoOt note'or seeurity, or deposit' of policy, and is' en
titled to division of profits. . , •
He may et any time surrender his poliCY, and receive
beaus value thereof one-half the gross sum paid by
him in annual common premiums.
• A party already insured for whole life may; on pay-
ment of a small sum, convert his ;insurance into a no. w
policy upon the loan system now Introduced.
Parties already insured and entitled-to, a two-third
loan, are not shut oat from ,said two-third loan, if the
prefer it,upon the terms stated in the Society's oomph"-
A Oariy May, at a moderate annual premium, insur
for hid, and lie survive to reach the age or al years; the
full sum insured up to 515,000, will be paid TO ULM: or if.
he dies before reaching that. Kies itto ll sum ittsu
will be paid to his family or legal represematives.
lthas become customary in the Atlantic cities for con
gregations to insure the lives of their -Pastore, and on
Christmas or New Year's day to make the family a pre
sent of the policy. This is certainly an eiteellent way
of showing their regard for their Minister, whoso salary
in very many cases is scarcely equal to his, immediate
wants. To the man of family, at'his death,"it con
solation beyond expression to-know that hls - helpiess
little' ones atithutsprovided for... . -
of
involved, would do.well to insure the lives
of one or .more of the truitees; at whose demise. tub
amount Would be applied to liquidate the debt. '
Explanatiiry pamphlets and information -given gratiti,
at the Banking House of - • WM. Ai HILL te CO.;
nov29" • Wood st, second dr or above Fourth. i
Bounty. Land 'War - awl:sta.'
jME'SUßSCßlßbill t whowasin: Mie.higart, Wisecin.
sin, Illinois and Missouri; in the Fall of 1849, : with
the view' orexamming
,the Public Lands, end in the
months of,ltiareb or April next, will revisit those States
and also lowa, and from the knowledge he has acquired,
be enabled to mate the Most favorable locations for per
sons holding Land Warrants.- His chargek will be mo
derate to any person who maybe pleased to employ him.
If by lettnr, (post-paid') to LUKE COCKSIIOOT,
. Diamond'alley, 'Pittsburgh.*
REirrasztexs—Capt. Hobert Porter, Attorney; Fifth - 8t.3
'John Taylor, Pension Agency,2d st.; Edward Snowden,
Attorney, Fourth et; B. tiatitrie, Agent,. Fourth at.;
Capt. John Herron, Penn st.; John Cartwright, Cutler.
'Wood st.; D. T. Morgan CO., and 3, o.Morgan, Drog.
gist, Wood street. " Inovls:3m :
Bounty Lando.
street, 'corner of
n APT. - NAYLOR, No. la - Third
.Cher ,y alley, having made arrangements at Wash
listen for thopurposii,,will procure Bounty Lands for the
Officers and soldiers, their widows and children, under
the Bounty Land Bat t passed Septembe.riSth, 1850, •
Pittsburgh, -
,
Botan - y Laitds. •
A RIUNGEAIII4' Tahaving been mule between the
„bk. undersigned and E. B. GRAYSON!, Eloq , of , Wash
bagtort City, (bite Of the TreMnaryl)eparthient,) for the
purpose, the undersignedwillproeure Bounty Lands
forthe officers and soldiers, their widows and children,
under' the" Bounty Land Bill, phssed Septerriber'23lll,
ASS). : F. KERB. AlVy. at Law,
oct22 4th at., bet. Smithfield and Cherry alley.
Bounty laitul...Soldless , Claims. •
?TIRE sitdertagnad continues the business of Agent for
Soldiers' and Widows' Claim for Bounty Land and
Pensions. Office oh Fourth streer, appeal& the Mayor's
office. [oct2s:lm] - JOHN B. GUTHRIE.
nigh- and Scotch. Whisisoy, . .
TERANT . .pD PURE—Price VAS. per gallonZor
621 e. per quart. For sale: by. IDOREDS &
'NST RTE, in the Diamond. - [dees
James r. aortal:Len,' _
RECTIFYING. DISTILLEII, •
Foreign and Domescie.ikina, Liquors, Cigars, 4-e.,
No: 197 Liberty et. terrier 01 - Bariter 7 sPalley,
• n09191 , - , ' , -•-: :;Pittiburgh. pa,
IykORRIS•tettetWOILTLI. Tea- "Deafen; ease aide' of
'the ;.DiO3' non& Try their 1Soc; Teat- , tis,reallY
goo. • • U. 7
•
ii=l
lIIM
us,tttolas-..
PrestdMit -PLUstiore---
Tr AS TAI N• INSUILMOIC ON' HIS LIFE FOR
e 4,000. 'lle- Oonnectiotat Mutual Ltfo., pow
tance Compsiny, bf Hartford, Connecticut:- •
- The following.areltutt Joint Stock rates lit'Pteniutn
other Life InsurenceaCoropanies compote& ovitlfibb
twos of Hartford4.llo aM Menial Jp.snranco.Cototby
. ,
-Annual,
Pao:ft:Ott/in Policy qf - 10148:4. , ;
Nests of Comiiitai. • '
flaitford LifelLlins.•Co.: 4A2ck AL6O
..2Fittia Life . Insurance Co. 140,60
Visitor Oak Life Ina. % • 11.70/ no
United SieteirLife Int. Co. 4420' 460
Pennsylvania Life Co • .14,g sow
National Loan Fund C 0..." 44' 70,5240
It will bi?iiiiii r liiiffienbirvis fiGb tea for In
surance (wlthom_participation In • s company
ate more than nneen per 'cent. low.. __ any Joint
Stock Company In this Countrt of the fW9; iiraa4; ;he;
have been adopted sitar alall'invcailgatio,up the whole
!subject.' • - • '•
Those wishing 'ld; SiE01111:31t 11240 f • IL:1/ 1631 t.rP!a
or the Panford Life an ifidadt'Ciilienk - !-
: • 1 • • .C 4 ! ri
• dec4. Comer of ilthaid Wlied itteellt • •
Removal.'
HE'FERIN TEA STORE has been. removed Rom
ill,. Fourth street to.No 38 Fifth street, one door ettst.of
Exchange Blink; where the 'subscriber trttourte- -
celiting his tallstock of GREEN . ANP BLACK., TEAS,
selected with great care,,and.parchased direct trees the
Imprtters In New 'York, The stOck'cansisusof ell the
different flavors and grades of Tea brought tQ the Attlefi•
can market, and wilt be sold • Wholesale and at -
pnees lower than any ether house in Pittsburgh,.,;,.
Retail Grocers arc usvited to call and' get samples,
and learn °notices for Teas packedln tend!" It pack
ages, or. by the null chest. , •
Coffee -- Mocha, Java end Rio Cores. ' •
Chacolau=Baker's Broma, Cocoa Chocolate and Co
coa Shells.
Sugar—Lovcring's crusheA and pulverised, and-New
Orleacw Sugar. . . •
Raisins, Prunes, Ice. A. J.AYNEB,:
decl4 . ' 33 Fifth et .
. 'u Cola Scot.' ,
"VVrespectially inform : our friends and 'the public.
vho suffer from " cold feet,"' that we. have.wark
ed up some very fine nal Lambs Wool Yarn into men's
Socket, whicn we are satisfied will prove Most datable
and comfortable to the wearer.
Also—A large supply of linden:ldris and Dractrats of
The Old Established Stocking britimfacberY, Fifth it.
beta : • - W. DALY. & CO..
To the laidlea:
WE HAVE NOW FINISHED US dozen or Ladies'
fine black real Lambs Wool STOCKIN ,S which
are softer in the Wool and mare 'durable in the color than
any we have heretofore made.. Every euziele.in the
Sock, Undershirts and Drawers, ladies , and chddren's
underclothing, made to order with punctuality. '
The Old, Established Stocking Zdanufaciary,Fifth Cl.
dec6 • W. DALY 2t. CO:
• - =AR Finir TCG O,ILAD,
(Suceessons to the late firm of John Sheila* Co.)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
•
AND . 2IIANGFACTII I IA:BS
• -* .of Brass Faucets, Sterna and.Gaa
Vocks, with all the various .articles
' lased in the PLUMBIN G
• • • NE55,N0+.127 and la . .Firststreet.
The above are now prepared to manufacture and keep
constantly on hand every variety - of G uage and ',Steam
Cocks, each as are used by. Engine builders and Plumb
ers; also, • Gas Chandeliers,„ Pendent, Brackets, Gas
Pipe, &c., ac., &e. - ' ' • - -filerv29
I:toasting .Hottle Jacks. •
fi cri E p s e at rgr u lt leg have received'
trnomothefileiggi got l
of
ranted to work well: In presenting this articl e the.-
notice of the public, the subscribers deem iv necessary
to remark, that dur:ng the last five years they have sold
soneral dozen, and =Tar as we have been able to ascer
tain they - have given entire satisfaction To suchlis do
not understand what is meant by. a bottlejack,' . we
would explain that it is machinery. resembling clock
work, but cinch more powerful,, cadmic& in a brass
frame, and worked by a strong steel spring j: that Its am
lion is alterniite, and regulated by a horizontal fly wheel.
to which is saspemled the joist of beef, or any other
thing to be roasted; that the machine when tally wound
up will continue in motion for two or three' hours' The
Jacks ate generpily - used with a Screen or a. large tin
'reflector, which greatly accelerates the proof of roast
ing. For sale, with or without screens:
JOHN DUNLAPIr. CO., , -
corner of Market and Second sta. •
Now . lOngland.Llve Stook. lessuinnoe Co
• Intportant to Farmers, Ditininin and other.
CARMEN, Milkmen keepers of Livery stablee,enti
s . ured ekhe pre i nfiga 9 Wi t rio k an 4r44lll l ik i iggi
dollars each. •' '
The cost to innate Cows ownedby
. tailkmen, for one
year, will be about thirty-five ceuti a head. - Whit
milciunan owning twenty tlows would nut give 'seven
dollars taltave them iasneld. for one year.
C..&. COLTOdI, agent,
at the General GisuzanCeAgency,
docith and Wood eta ., up =its.
Philfoiophs o Of'Britudristh4 Viiffetablo
. . . .
WREN the theory of the circulation of the .b lood
y was established,. the - semeriprings - of vitality
were then partially exposed to our view. We saw. and
understood that the food we .eat, was converted.into
blood, which repaired the waste o f the animal machine;
the food is feel, which keeps at life heat the internal
fires that warm and' invigorate crat'inner man. the
blood is an electric fluid which carries thii heat to every
ramification, of the body, even to the extremitieS of the
hair and horny nail. While this blood is thus thecisommf
is also the seat of disease. Food gives the body
strength; Brandreth's pills • give blood - the necessary
power to throw oat from itsetf all impurities: thus ren-'
de ringthe Missal of life pure and healthy. ) ?Weft were
more sincere; there would be fewer religious Breeds;
and if they keptelose to nature's laws is the Management
of their bodies, they would require little medicine. As
men grow - intethligent" they - caul becorne wiser and hap
pier; even now, their wisdnm is proved by.the fact that,
when sickness assails them '
they use Braxidroth's Vege
table Univers' Pills, which somitestore them to - health-
They are peculiarly• adapted to theciimme, i and require
.co extra care when thsy are'rised, in either diet or Moth
trig. -They stionld be always in the house, so thit Open
the first indicatton of sickness they may uensed. One
dose in the heginiting is wore potent for gbod, - thair a
dozen after the sickness Is fixed la the system. in colds,
coughs ; tufiume;theuriassism, eastivellessi Omen, and in
all acute, heavy or eeepineated pains, their. effects will
• be foetid beyond all praise: - Three or five wild act lite
a charm; often curing a dangerous malady at once, sa-•
ving months of sickness and the evils thereunto attend
ing. Remember, Brandreth's Pills are a' knoWt 'and
fatly tested medicine, one that is used
. by 'handfed"' of
thousands in this country and throughout the Civilized
world. They are quietly superseding • all - otheiti , medi
cines. They takeout onty that from thin. uloodrhlettis
the cease of weakness and pain, leaving stre ngth and
health ; they pri.duce healthy aleep at night, and an ap
petite that - relishes of food.• 1 • 0
nkild at N 0.29 Diamond tilleyi--the only place Di rills
burgh where the genuine ilrandretb Piltsare iiiinifor sale
'-the undersigned is the Linty agent in the -s.
- dec23:3ai . . RtIBRAT/L
aim s.arr • A, WM*
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• • •'• . EN' 00 !VV.., 8.A:87164 -;
(Lex a. J.S.Sramasza & Cm). , ..."'
IGO •aeturets of Plank Re *Proof Idea,
• Second strent,betwatn Wood and Smithfield.
oNTuesday afternoon, Julythe autderslgned
were called upon by Messrs. Lipt Cheat &Savors
witness an honeit and fair. test of one o. (half - Phenix
Safes. The [unlade being prepared, tee Said %Misplaced
inside thereof, with b ooks, pap en and SOMA money; when
the door of the Safe was closed and the fire kindled,at
quarter pasta o'clock, and in a short tithe the: Safe Wu
red kot,.and continued till half past 6 o'clOdkibeirtg'about
four tutu a half hours; when the urattnittee elltemcd
satisfaction that the time occupied :withsuch. heat
was sufficient. The thriume was litany ailed dawn,-Safe
coaled, and door opened—the books, papers an4.money
safe. The heat was so great as to melt oS the brass
mountings: We therefore take pleasure in fecal:amend
ing these Safe, to the public, as being, oat judgment,
-entirely fireproof. JARVLS fc..M.ABUE,
N )CK & RAWSON, •
CORNWALL & BROTKER;
* BRANNONA.THATCHERi:
BENEDICT & CARTER,' -
• ' IQAAC CROME. ;
. I am engaged in the fotoldry bUsinsits,. An - know
something about furnaces and heat. I - witnessed the
burning of the above Safe, and can freely say there was
no humbug about it, and with pleasurezecommendlhem
to the public as being, is my judgment, entirely.fire
proof. WM KAYE.'
In calling apron the above gentlemen for their signa
tures, they r II spoke in the highest terms of the fairness
oldie test, acid their fall conlldence of the SafrOttbeine
entirely fire-proof. We have coast tally on bducl and fot
sale a full assortment or the above Safes. •
mar3l BELL & TERRY.
New Light.
Mithave received a lot of LAMPS of variant sires
anti kinds, et a new co n struction that it quite
aimpletuidcomplete—tome ornamental. • • • , •
Also, the article to tannin them called "BUR,NING
FLUID," or LTHERIAL OIL." It has rare qualities
which recommend it to the attention of Steamboat men
Hotel. Keepers ;and lionseireepera : For. :cleanliness
economy and brilliancy,it surpasses anything. portable
now in'use."
Persor.s who please to call on us rajah° shownthe
peculiarities of the new compound ,
...u,snt supply of the Fluid anti Lamps lepilty
SCAIFE & ATKINSON,.
Ist,betweeaWood and Mukalla.
Remoiall. • 0 • • •• •
HE subscribers have removed from No.= Watirst
T
to the Wdrehouserecently occupied tiv James !Way
N 0.23 Water st- Ouv2IRHEY, hid,TTHEWS& CO.
- co.Partneistap. •,,.
ANL, P. SHRIVER and CHAS. HARNES havO this
darazioelated themselves usgether, ander, thoStsza
of Surea & rA1121113, for the tmnsaenon of the I'Vhote.
inje, Gkieerv, Produce and Conunission Basittess,.at
Nos. 139 sad IT2 Second stmet, beefveen Wood and
Smithfield snails
Pitudongb:At
istl,lBZ4
VIAL IUITEK bbis. treett tovsale
MEM
NO. 146;
ILDISS OLD