, i......;4 - 160 - 0;...'f1t - ATTERs..
»leetlon tOr 4 . 9O T I FACIArTers%:-
.FIR a -vr.t. n
estset VoliSetn.". • •
• .`James T Riiinaid " ete cted
Allen Cordell., &tin Willacki
• and Pyrus Black were elected:- -
E OND
Isaac • . - ' s ,ziEc%
loserelected.,;
• wan= cowmen.. .* • -
Archibald hlWarlaild; George Wilapa;and Abra ,
hard Garrison , . wer e elected. r
8. M. Kier, 893 Geo.- Pooiton,.. 3437
81MZ4T COUNCIL. _ • -
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1144 • Thee. 5e01t,.... - 299
Poltock, . 427 'Jae. T Shriottoo,. 362
John.Melloa, i 400 Ift. - Mcitioir6,4:. 348
Ilarper.:..;;. 287 A.: Cool ter;.. ; ;.; 248-
: - Alex. 283
_377
Porter, ..•:-.,... 368 Jett...L. Lowrie, '-366.
PSPITRT/IVARD.-
Lorenz . :
.imucyzer bouzim.
F
273
J....oh.n....Bitrae:ll;..c?,"ll6°Al:437aulgrjohn 'l6B
w w
y in o ~ 2
18 FICrugh) t ;.314, A;
F/FTEI WARD
•
•• eraser 00178CILt
bir.‘Cieiel'ie erected:- •
• -
COVIRCIG.
Meagre - . Scott, Gritiblit, McCortoey aod _Kay ore
elected. ,
1:;MIMI
ti.
atzzar cotrwat.
D , D.-Druce,....-. 411 EL Wadi
. „
caiuroit catarcir.. •
Dealitsger lB3
Cann 352 .21rOstroiii . . .172.
:310 . : Cummins r
166
Lowrey: Tbrcepiongb 166'
EvNT,II 1Y A R.S..
E Sivect-covacii. •
Cliirleskentd 8../krthu re .; -82
onuses cousiorr..
-Lewis Slwom•-.,..103 '. l Ss. l . l eGuiie;....;.‘ 83
.::103 •• • 85
•
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.r. 1 0.11,T1,1.1,11:A FED: .
ELL'Cr . 4 :41.1PC17.
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8,, Morrow audJ.R.lrennedy.viere efecte„dr.
~. --- -:- ~ cosnow cons - cit.;
W. D. : Wieighteitit-A; Thuile:Were elected
..,
. •
- - " • -
R. Ed Oisidx,r;;.."..::;* 4,
b- . ravirdtt,-. PhflJp
rinxi and Hugh Hatommid .ate eleeted
. 4
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Quart=_ Sz—nrerlosorkty,dantiary
Bench .
,oMorra
Aft h; Jud•ges-bleClorU, Tomcatted nett.
iie•iniptnaoy' tan°.
COM. ns:'' Walter Williams'Edward C,tllia m :,and
• Jaa;Kittty. -The decendants are accused of
to ccienterfeit,Money., -Connie!: Dernagband Brady I
:-
for Commiutinreelth ; Nayler and near' for defence.
•
• , noffepf — osiguj.-wair entered as to W.-J. Smith.
. •
• Atty.'Gen.Darregli opened the'case on the part of
the'Gommonwialth.
i t i t irvi. -- Xnew , defeidatasi in lho
summer and fall of r 49-; witness was involvetE; - Wit:
-Berne Raid wimid - put:me on e - plan to meet my
• demands; Gilliam told:nie the,. same; I had., pre.
rinuoly said !weed buy a lottery ticket: _Vifilliams
said - he vitinlcl,:ir he was in my place,- fur would
make - theScilonien go.” In 'October; of The same
year, he thawed me some money, and *atilt was
as goodmannygoingjent would Supply me for half
what it svould„gtr for ; vine with Williams, one night
when Kirby Was present,; Kirby took.olThirs bat, and
took - out 4. large amount of money ';" don't rknow
whether-it was connterfeit pi- not ; William - a said
they settled the 1 / 1 19illess every Saturday sight. ~,An.'
other time, now defendants together; Gilliam bad:
fie been away, and said he meld have done any: thing'
Pfeasedin the Phil/lel:4h money:; don't know if; '
they had any counterfeit money ;406113 of - the - notes
were on_the _Exchange Bank of Va., Ind - sonic on
'the -nett/ohm); Bank I dealt .if 'they were'
counterfeit; never saw, any . , Pi
,ttsburgh < counterfeit
money in their:handl; sew -money tn••their -pollen
sin at different times. A lot of money was shown
to mi; sawPittaburgh Money in the handa of. Wit:
liami and 'Kirby r, saw Gilliam with Ohio money;
they preiaffed on me to' take someof the money;
one ten dollar bill that! passed-on Tolm•Smitley, ,
I got from WaltefWilliatna; Williams and Gillian)
said it was just as good as w,aa going, and men bet
ter thith m patsed it ;ill the money , I ever riceir:
ed came from the heads of Williams; _never seen '
the whole of the _defendants together but onto;
hare teen Iwo or them together et once:
41roas examined.' , =-1 'residtt'in Temperanceville;
have beet; in C/eveland-at the Medical College since
November; have known defendants "some or 4
„ , _ • - • - - - ,
Judge. ZPOC ,, , , lohit_.Snyder, - L'ashier of the Phis
burgh,Bank,...and Dr-. Deugy,Cash
. ibe or the; Mnr:
.
chants , and Manufacturer, ' Bank, efamineif the notes
and pioUounned them conuterfeit.
. . • - , , •-. 4. . •
ilobt.Dague, sioorn.7,Found ibis money in the
bonse tiflitalterVilliame, under the staircase, iii
en old tronsparent, Third street; Pittsburgh . ; search
ed .ICirbynt licente,•but found nothing, and also Mr.
1 Gilliatutt shop uritti the . same reault. .._ - - -
! The Conamogivealtli tests here.
Mr. Eitel, on 'helical of tlin 'ditendautir,. opened
the case teilhe jury.' - -'
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'., SameaLt'ortnellyi sioorn.---ifnow Wm. - J; Smith;
his' character,. in the neighborhood for - truth and
veracity is not good; would- net believe hint On - hiri
oath where. be was interested ; - have known Wil
liams for 16 years; "never heard Ile character Im
peached b.ativre t lave know!, 'G,llliato:.fire years;
/snow nothing against him.
-Dr. Jot. McCiuilley, systn--Wittiertir fully cot:
- . I
rob - dated the above.- - - ' •
Tao Smilldol testified 'to,aliout thesimething: •
_ ~-
Jelin Ch 4 sconoberated the otiose: • ,- ”
Richardson,
I,4iteph4h turern.—Know - Smith . his
character is-not_good , io the neighborhood ; cattle'
say that I would disbelitivii - him on oath; - hive
known him tiptoe 7 years.;
„„
.„ --, • •; . , ...-- ,
Jay. Tronie,-striort::--;Know Smith; he has two .
strong Charieters ; a•portton of his neighbour-esmak
well of Mit and another portion badly. ' i- -
,
Mr. 4yan testifived that he knew Mr. Smith, and
that lieconLi•not believe hini hi bis oath,. whetehii
laterestwasiai/Olved- . '. .
Jas. Colvin corroborated e, the preceeding teatim
- - -
ny.
Jas. Mclntim teatifiid thaTthe character "of Mr.
s. Smith Was considerably mixed: • : -
Jonathan P. ibile-festified that he • knew Smith
about 8 - years, aid. from his reputation, *would have
doubts about: believing ffitn"on'hle oath. _
kits:Gardner testified that be knew Smith about
• 8 years; his character is inditrerent,'indab6 pi:Tido%
beliewthina On oath. ••- • ; •
Dr. Peacoat{ testifie&that-1 he would net like fo
believe-him olaipath.
A great dait.bfaireilar testimony , wassddlice4.
Testimony was then • introduced, euataielsg,
.qte
efiaraCter of •defendants;':gr; Britly;'itittitsel for
commoewealth, bad know* tor 20 yettiliand
had never heard his character called in question.
The defendants proved in excellent chantder,it '
'stood un impea s ched. -. antil the Piesent charge was
brought againat them, •-•- -
.-• , • -
Attorney Ge 3.; Da f t aghs'AdMitted- that defendants lprevioue character:could not , be attached by Coati
monwitilth. - t • , .
.
The Cttutnoneilth then PiSceedid to introduce&
abutting tiiiimony in regard to Smithoticharicier:.
The•evidene& heie . c.loied.
Mr. Darragh opened to the Jury ror the Common
wealth, with hie Canal 0604. - •
The Court adjeuried.
ROBBIDIT AND-cAItIXES2c,--3110 Tr:3one Says:. a
>eons man nanted,liihri Daffy was arrested:on Tams.
lay night foe stealing a Watch from the poctter
n otherjridneinan,:timed Bennett. - He bad bean
eau in the evening, by Nf..l.:StewsricEiVs-Jll
er A lleg he n y city, with:-a , pistol in bit
and, wandering about, Milt with. mischievous
use; kailpaira he aßerviards came trot :triPirts..
urgb, and committed the offence on Mr. Banner,
bile in a crowd on Fourth street. A large dirk
are, pistol and a paper of powder were taken from
is past= H was committed by Ald..Terwla.
THIRD: -
7HO'iri*..Pqtqro4'.
..,.; - For elnotnnatt.
4 „ • - The safa,contfortable and swi ft run
r ,
' ''' -.tang steamer, - -
2 ::.* . . ALr...EGfiE . NY BELLE, No, ,
1173 C. Beim, Blaster , ' 2 ..'
MB leave for Cincinnati regularly every Trhsi) '
riconi en
boa ng r ~.at, 10 0'010ek,...,-For freight or p - assage, app jil ly Y
d .
an -
Plivtltstror and Ellistrpsbugeb„pack et ,„
-T4E nnairslgned respectfully-announce
to the citizens of .Pittsburgh, Allegheny-and.
Sharpsbargh, that we have built andare raw
g a .Stiamboat SaIIARPSBURGI-1 as a regular
Packet or Ferry-between-the 'above named places. - Her
landing at Pittsburgh will be at the foot of Irwin street,
—and at the . Sharpsbargh public landing. Passengers
taken, on and put off at any Intermediate point
' 'She will-leave Bharpsb th at 8 o'clock, A. Id., and 3
P, hi' ; -Pittsburgh art+ lA . and.qP:fd. . . r.
Fare to Sharpstinrgh• 10 cents--either -Way ; Girty's '
run, or Lawrenceville,s cents. H. BUTTERFIELD .'
Wednesday ac for.plllelllnatt.
t : Turner , and fag - running , atearaer CIN
LNNATI, Butzanconazt, Master, will depart
regularly. every WaDzrzsa.tr.
ray freight 'oryasaage, apply on board, or to
serV -•- G 8 MILTENERGER.
4. - setenut Bair Tonle testorer
A ND BEAUTIFIER... .Trial bottles 371 cents. Those
,41,. who have usedJones'.Coral Hair Restorraire.know
its excellent qtmlhies—those who have not, we assure
it to possess the following qualities. It wtil force the
hair to grow on anyipart where nature Intended hair to
grow, stop it falling off,e.ure scurf or dapdrnir, and make
light, red or grey hair grow dark. For dressing the hair
soft and suky, nothing can exceed thisit makes it
truly beautiful 'and keeps it so. It is, indeed, the most
economical, yet superior article for the hair.
Sold only at WM. JACKSON'S Stere4,4o Liberty st.,
head of Wood, P ittsburg.: Price 37}cents, - 50 cents and
81,00. • , - rdec2o
:Iv i Yearly White 'Teeth and Breath,
,- , ; L , - • ',- TO BE HAD FOR 23 CENTS.
IadiERSONS who haver either, are honorabl . Y aisured
that ir th eir breath is ever so foal, or their
„-i TEETIi DECAYED, DARK' OR YELLOWS,‘
and encrusted_LwltittarttuV that a 2.5 cent bat of - Janet'
Aniber : Tooth Paste-will make the teeth white as snow,
and the breath odiferonsly sweet . _ . - . -
hSold oply at ..I'AOKSON'S Store, .240 Liberty street,
ead id Wtiod.. , - . - -,.. -~. :- - - [dec2o
N. E. Comer ofThlrd and Diaz
lIIIIIIIIFIII'i \ I rill I lIT et at r 0 e.lB,—eStablillhedlll
.. il . ,II I. 61 Is. ~ •:. 18.40..- - ::. _' •
. The.course.o . mat= on end practice pursued in this
establishinent includes. every branch requisite for a per
fect mercantile edneation. - i - ,The whole process has been
matured and - p6rfected by nearly.eleven. years practice
in teaching, and &theta hfwert years previous experience
in extensive domestic and shumingtusiness; , and those
,who.nSpire to the highest rank as.accountants, will 'find
en consulting any resident city merekaot,thatthis is the
only establishment of the kind in the. °twin- which - the
mercantile community have any confidencek :They will
4 bear Inialad 9 that all the pompous noise-we noW hear
,he:
about ".trusteesp!, charters," ". examining committees,"'
add
deeEtdaw- not hing to the ability or experience of teachert‘
' .
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Dividend.
pas President and Directors of the Hand street
Brid_ge Company have this day declared a dividend
of Two Dollars per tune out of the profits of th e lam
Sir mon th s. Pitiable forthwith.
gr..tericive-At the lateeleetieu, in
the - borotmhci". Manchester, the Ritter/pm we re .
e
tniceeestal-eindigatear
Burgess-.S.Perkinihr •
Cotmeil..-Adatn Ilerellberier, Caimhey,
Conradßlerieler, joke Catighey; Deine.f Ifugh Lee,
00l iiikArd--Wm. Wileoa , liid. W H. Peoll..
aiir,ll.; 8 Years ;lobe - Canghey, D.,1 year
_ Overexert
,the Poor—lienry chnetead, Thomas
reetran,`Dente. , ; . •
Eireitan-41iza. Oieher,
:- . l isjyttera--111. Johea, AV.; J E. Parke s W,
• • Atressar--4obh Co*ae; lad: D..,
Consteb/e-rSamael Paughentler, , .
• - 6i Ain .gi, iog )ia,,,inckholders of
thePtiyette, Manufacturing Company, held on the
15tiOnsi:s."-tVin:klial, Esq., me elected President
B6 t . .Ntln John Rutherford," Ira !Jersey,
..:Hazlett;Jatiten Tali:lett, Hugh W . ightman and
Wm.Aiffi ll ' ivertielect&l'Directors tor the ensuing
Sear. Also, James Taney was--elected'Treaenrer
and Secretary.'-
•
i llinstetrourza- liteltseacm.--,Chrietopher. Fox.
cohylcted of eaanslaughtersioltillinka man named
13tiick‘i' vrie - yesterdziy iirong - ht into Conti and eon.
teamed to five years and nine' months imprisonment
in' the Penitonti*. . • • - -• • -
Mirth' -Tuesday evening, about . 0 oQock, Plfr.
hytguight, a drayaian, was knocked down by come
person unknown, nod a' 'lamp quantity of money
taken &GM him. He was : Ito badly-bun that , he is
tot collected to racover.
• o or Common Comsem.—The Council met
list evening, Robt."l4icKaight in the Chair. MN
feagOr,„orPolice Committee, made a report, which
was adopted. A number'of resolutions and reports
were read, but-nothing out of the •:ordinary: routine.
•
• JUIr R , Jeffriea and Mr.:Maguire were robbed_ of'
their Wate.bes, and several other articles, io
the crowd et Wi!kills Hall, on Tuesday night.
RV" Ajet or Dutch be sold at
BPRetma i sAuctiou Rouse at 2 o'clock to.day.
11EGIVET11 111313/GLOVED SLEEP
BY 2 M BO P ErC,SCEIL
itread the 'elnireli•ynrd's path alone
Unseen to Vied the gushing tear;
Tread oninany a mould'n ng stone
. Fond records of the good and dear.
My soul. iSMICH•iligh taint with fear,
Where doubting rnalry.went to weep
Andl,at Whatsweet repose is here—
_
- " giveth his beloved sleep •
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. _ .
. .. _ .
The world has beta feverish rest;
To weary pilgrims sometimes given,
When pleasure's cep hag lost as Zen,
Here,- - softer than the dews of even
Anclglory.'s hard.earned crown is riven
Fall peaceful on the slumbering deep,
Asleep to earth„ awake to heaven—
._ `4Je givethilis beloved sleep? , •
Nes, on the grave's hard pillows rise
No °tinkering' cares, no dream's of woe
On earth we close our aching eyes,
And heavenward all our visions grow.
-The airs of Eden iWand us flow,: - - .
And in their battik our slumbers weep.
God:calls Ws chosen home., And so
no giopthlis beloved sleep Pi
. . .•
Ate! vainly could the human voice,
In this dull world of sin and folly,
Telt how the sainted denitrrjoice
In those high realms - where joy is holy
Where no dim shade of melancholy
Beclouds the rest which angels keep,
Where, peace and bliss united wholly,
: . " fie meth his beloved sleep .!
If on_that brow-so fer, so young, •
Ad:action truce an early furrow, • -
; If Gape's too - dear, delusive tongue -
Eins broke its promise of tomorrow,
Seek not the world again, to borrow
The deatlifut prints its votaries reap.
Idea gives his loved ones pain and sorrow,
God u ziveth his beloved steep."
— vistanattoltat itragazint
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TheraSowing is the contribution of tit° Lion. Gen.
Lulu, of ;Boston, (District Attorney U. S. for .111 - ass.,)
to
she *" noutoiial,n Hese-itt!s Testimonial, to the late .
Mrs. Osgood,ltbe.pneteis.
..Hasusancrros,l.Cor. XV. 30.
Oh trtjadge, that HE, who from the earth
Created man, cannot his frame restore—
:The scattered elements In= every shore
Call back; clothe with a celestial birth !
See from its sheath 'the buried seed break forth,
Blade, stalk, leaf, bud, and now The perfect Roarer
Changing, and yet the - same ; and of His power
A token each ! And art than counted worth
Less than the meanest herb ! Changed from the daa
And little lower than the Angels made! .
More changed by sin,—to death itself betrayed—
. Yet:heir of Heavea, by an immortal trust!
Doubter unwise, in ref:Lynn's narrow school, .
might the great Apostle say " Tho a Fool !
aommernai anb Itrucntial.
HE PITTSBORGR BOARD OP TRADE
AND MERCHANTS, EXCILANGE.
N. B. CRAIG.
.WALHAJIRER. Comortgic ron JANIJAiIY.
JESSE CAROTHERS. : - ' . ' .
.., ~
PORT OP P1VT511178.G.t7.
WA7U IX TIM CIIANIIIL.
ARRIVED:
Steanier Atie'lligan N 0.2, Boics, Beaver.
•
"‘' Baltic. Jacobs, Brovrusville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, do
'" 'J. BPRee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
Beave,"Gordon, Deaver. .
" Thomas Shaver,. Bailey, West Newton.
" Brilliant, Grace,Cinempati---
" Z. Taylo ,r Lucas, Cincinnati.
DEPABDED:
Michigan N 0.2, Boies, Seaver.
• " - Bulticilacobs, BrOWLLIIViIIe.
" Atlantic., Parkinson, Brovrnsville.
`,4 ltVliee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
•-" Beaver, Gordon, Heaver.
' Thomas Shrive?, Bailey, West Newton.
Cincinnati, Birmingham, Cincinnati.
"
Diurnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
Lowell, Force Cincinnati.
Navigator Dean Louisville.. -
_ _
- WO7nted to Otto
j • Ioh,STERH WHEEL, STEAMBOAT
of
irght draught. Apply to -
SCAIFE irtEDISON,Firat at,
between Woad and Market so.
, au-p-ers
WZit
1421 Nre311ujrrer
lar AVE ON RAND aftheir extensive CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, N 0.64 Smithfield st.
a large assortment of fancyand plain Furniture, which
:hey will 1181115 percent. below customary rates.
' Terms—aash only. ' Plee27:ly
.• • One Vent Reward.' • -
AN ewayfrom theuabseriber,on tha Sib instant' an
indented apprentice; named JOHN. JONES. All
persons are forbid harboring or trusting,hirn, as they
will be dealt with according to law.ray'
- • A. NYESTERVF;LT.
VILOUR.-200 bbls Superfine and Extra, in st ro e 'and
for sale by STUART d, SILL;
Tjalt '
by , • 124 Wood
sale BAC(10.--50 boies priple s'B jUSI 'received tot
(jell STUART fit 'SILL
'W. Poster .
- A rroitivi - am) co ONSELZOiI'
r•LPFICE,' N0:164 FOURTH STREET, near +Grant
Ur street, Pittsburgh, Pa. novl6:dawly
CHconnEn otrkfittliixf Anti id= traderra.
ARTERED 4..D ; 1850; the ,only chartered Insti-
Union of the in Pennsylvania.
Paetary.— Jams ..flumuto, principal Instructor in
the octanes of „Arments. • • •
O.K. Cnitsnanuart,•Professor, ofPalmoruhip, Moreau.
tile computation, /cc. • • • •
Law .
Arax..ll...Viratiost, Esq., LeCtOtet on Commercial
Those wishing to obtain a complete knowledge of
Bookkeeping and its application to every branch Of brt
_airless, also, a rapid and elegant hand writing, are
invi
te_ d to call and examine the arrangements.
Lectnie on Commercial Law every Monday evening.
Reference to anyof the city merchants. !dean
Norris Willis , Rome Journal.
rossusrmo EVERT aartranaT, tS rtirt CITr or, :Zartr-rOar,
4 Two Dollars a vtar, payee& in a/lease:ln &Stance.
L'OfiIANSSION OF AGENCY,
°soma or nut Maio Jacobus,
No. 107 Fulton st., N. York,Dec. 24,1810.
2b all whom is may Conetrn :
"'VMS may certify that J.B. Roza= is duly aathattrad
.1.10 act as Agent for “ItIORRIS & WILLIS' HOME
JoURNAL,"
paperat all receipts givers bylhim In pay
ment tor scud_will be duly acknowledged by us at
the Office of Publication ; and it is expressly agreed and
understood, that all subscriptions are payable one year
In advance, and that no name will be inserted on the
Books till the money far the same is paid.
The new volume will commence on the first of Janu
ary. Subscriptions - received by J. B. Holmes, Third st.,
opposite the Post Office. MORRIS & WILLIS,
eal) Editors and Proprietors.
OUR HOUSE."
SHELL OYSTERS AND - GAME received daily at
Ova Llotat,” N 0.24 Diamond alley.
WM. BENNETT.
Allegheny County, as.
_...
The 'Commonwealth -of Pennsylvania
..:•,.. , l c: •. to the Sheriff or said :County, Greeting,
4' ••'. '.• , . • it Thomas Scott and Lucinda Scott, his
F. ;.; ~ .J• wife, make you secure
,of proseenting,
_,:. - 7,...... , their claim, then we command you that
..,.;,..- • you summon, by good and laWful sum
- ' minters, IVilliant Reed and Mary Reed;
his wife, so that they be and appear before oar Judges.
&tour District Court, to be holden at Pittsburgh. in and
for said county, on the first Monday ( 3rd) of March,
next, to shcw wherefore, whereas they, the said Thomas
Scott and wife, and the said William Reed and *re, to
gether anti undiVided, do hold all that certain tract of
land situate in blifilin township, Allegheny county, Mtn
mencing at a stone near Carry's Run running thence S.
11 degrees west, ISt perches to a pin; . thence N. 67
degrees, W. 87 perches to a stone; thence N. 24 de
grees E. ill perches to a hickory; thence S. 07 degrees,
E. PT perches to place of beginning. Rounded by lands
of E. dc J. Carry, James Snodgrass, John G. II ult and
James Cutianighatti. containing ninety-nine acreraad
one hundred and fifty-eight perches. Also, a Lot of
Ground in APKeesport, Allegheny county, foaming on
Water street, being lot No. 5.1.11 stud borough—the lam e William Reed and wife, partition thereof between them
to be made according to the laws and centrals of this
Commonwealth In such case made and provided, do
gainsay, and the same to be done do not permit, very
unjustly and against the same laws and customs, (as
'us said).
And have you then and there the names of those sum
moners andthis writ.- • -- ' •
Witness the Hen. llopewell Hepburn, President of
our said Court at Pittsburgh, the 4th day of January, A.
D. 1551. fia7;fitwl GEO.I3.IIAYS, Prothly.
In the District Court tor the County of
Allegheny.
Thomas Scott and Lucinda,
las wife Summons in Paul Lion,
William Reed and Mary, Rio. ti, lan'y Tenn, 1841.
his wife:
Alto nore,*to wit, January 4, 1851, the Court direct the
summons in the , above case to issue, returnable the first
Monday of March, next, and that notice thereof be
given to the defendants, by publication for six weeks in
the Pittsburgh Morning Post. From the Record.
GEO. S. HAYS, Proth'y.
Ta
Trilli,on licur end Marv, las toffe; Lk/cm:fano zaora
named.—You arc hereby notified to appear before the
said Court, on the first Monday of March, next, in pur
suance of the above writ and order of Court, to answer
the complaint aforesaid. C. CURTIS, Sheriff.
Sumurv's ernes, )
Pittsburgh,..ran'y 6,1851. ju76five
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'Enpsoott , a General Emigration °Rice.
REMITTANCES and Passage to and
_.
-1 4!* 4 from Great Britain and heisted, by W. „...e
.'.•. tc J. T. Tapscon, 73 South et., corner • ' 4
- • of Malden Lane, N. V., and 66 Water
loo Rood, Liverpool.
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal terms with those desirous ofpaying
the passage of their friends from the Old Country; and
they flatter themselves their character and long standing
in business will give amnia assurance that all their ar
rangements Will be carried out faithfully.
Messrs. W. & J. T. Tapscott are long and favorably
known forthe sup_erior class,accommodaTh „on and OF
qualities of their Packet Ships. The QUEEN OF THE
WEST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK, HO'rEINGUER,
ROSCIUS; LIVERPOOL, atid SIDDONS, two of which
leave each port monthly—from New York th e 2 1st and
26th, and from Liverpool the 6th and Ilth; in addition to I
which they hive arrangements with the St. George and
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to iusnro a departure
- from Liverpool every five lbws, being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with theirincreasing
patronage: while. Mr. W. Tapscott's constant personal
'superintendence of the business in Liverpool is an add!"
tional security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers beign as usual, extensively engaged
In the , Transportation Business be iwee n Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, are th ereby enabled to take charge ot
and forward • passengers immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contract fermi/sage:from any sea-.
portin Great Britain or Ireland to this city, the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers eo far inland not otherwise at;
tab:table; and will, if necessary , forward passengersfur
thar. West by tha best mode of conveyanc__ ,e without any
additional charges for their trouble, Where
_persons
sent for decline coming out„the amount paid forpassage
will be refunded in full.
REMITTANCES.
The subscribers are , also. prepared to . give drafts at
sight for any arnount,payable at the prin mai cities and
morals in Eagland,lrcland, Scotland and Wales; thus af
fording a safe and expeditious mode orreraitting funds
to those countries, which persons requiring such facili
ties will find it to theirinterest to avail themselves of.
Application (if by lc tter+p:amd) will be prorriptlylat
tended to.
& O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission Mercluints,
iy Philadelphia.
HOMNY-I.btd)o
nd le. ;tve lg o te w P e ar lo l l omn T ;
Just received a for sale by
•
decll
SALE OF VALUABLE
444:111/ NVORKS, NEGROES, AIIJLICS, a .c
114 pursuance of a decree of the Chancery Court in
Clarksville, at the October term, 1850, I will sell at
the Louisa Furnace, ia Montgomery County, State of
Tennessee, on the Ink day of
and th e
Mount V er non . known as the Louisa Furnace and the Mount Vernon
Furnace, with all the lands attached and adjoining there
to, amounting to some 20,000 acres. At the same time
and place I will sell a valuable negro man,John Cartel',
a Founder, end his wife and children, on a credit of 1,2.
and 3 years. The real estate on a credit of 1,2, 3 and 4
years.
On the 11th of April, 1851,_1 will also sell, at the late
residence of Robt. Baxter, in Montgomery Co., Tenn.,
the
,IRON PROPERTY, known as the-Tennessee Fur
mice and the Water Forge, on _Barton's Creek, with all
- the. lands adjoining and Lunched thereto, consisting of
several thousand acres, on a credit of 1,2,_ , 3 and 4 years.
_Sumner County Lanefe near Gaßatin.
/ will also sell, on the 26th of March, 1831, in' the town
oti,Ga/latin, at the Court House, .21:0 acres of land lying
In said Coanty, known as the Preston tract of land, on a
credit of l l 2 and 3 years.
House and Lot in Naahvilk.
I will also sell, on the 28th of !lamb, 1851, a valuable
.ROuse and Lot is Nashtille, at the Mar k et H oare, known
as , Lot - No. 84, situated on /Ugh at., on a credit of 1, 2
and 3 years. Bond and approved security will be renal.
red or - the purchaser and alien retained on the real es
tate in all cases.. P. PRIESTLEY,' C. - & M.
_ _ _
Sale of Mulch Wagoner
Lwill, as the Adm'r of-Robt Baxter, sell at the Lou
isafFurnace, in. Montgomery County, Tenn, : on the oth
day of April,lBsl, all the personal property of the said
Rol% Barter, belonging to said Furnace, consisting o
75 Mules, Wagona, Slenip btetal,and Stock on hand, on
a cretlit of twelve months. • -
I will 4 140_14e11, on the I.lth,day -of April,lBsl, et the
late residence of Robert Baxter, in Montgomery county,
Tennessee,- abbut3o Mules, Horses, Cattle, -household
and Kitchen Farniture,together with all personal prop
erty of said Robert - Baxter; one credit of I 2 months
'Rood and security- will be - required on all sums over
sick , The sale will be continued at each place from day
to day, till all the property is sold. • -
Dec, 17,1850. ROBERT BAXTER, Adner.
LIU' Each paper will Send the Offloe of the Clerk and
Master the papers containittettha advertisements, with
t sale
he amount of the"fee stated. .Published till day of last
The Nashville Union and True Whir,. the Louisville
Journal ; the Cincinnati Commercial, and the Pittsburgh
Post, will publish the above advertisement twice a week
until day of iale, and forwent accounts to the Clerk and
Mader for settlement-- dec2B:tamts..
Jecrsgnian. - - - - -
- .
. •
1111}IE besrpitioe in Pittsburgh to buy real good Tea is
A *Lt MO.RRIS .t. U.AWORTIPS Tea Store, east. side
- of .the
ine Tee Dlaro s nd—Sde., 7511, and.smellyer,oo ;r lb. - „ful smelly
genu' - -
. -.
TliaßrickTitil tir7de r - 4
nod ale
i n t o Teas at e,
are the very best Tea:imported into the iinited States.
deal?
LANTATIO Idol. • RSES 20 barras new arop
Molasses . juatxeceived and for asla
MILLER & EleiersoN
Nos, 221 and ssa ,
Liberty, U.-
Matag
filiocellcrneons.
x!lTTgistaoEt
WM. DYER
AISINS-500 boxes AL It: Raisins ;
Al 250 half do - - do
40 casks CIIITIIIIISj
40 boxes Citron'
10 eases; fancy boxes, Prunes;
JOSHUA RHODES ez co.,
No. 6 Wood street
WAX--500 Bs for sale by
y deco •B. A.FAtiNESTOCK &CO,
nr,D secyrcift 3 , lm NiEv „-
NJ Irish • do;
Jamaielaßtun,in battles.
_F3r sale by
J• IlOrtB&C/I,
187 Liberty street.
Q BOTCH SNUFF.-40 boxes, 4 olrpaelcoges, Bond's
&rinds by r - SMART i SILL.
to obis. No. 1; -
It"— •
- ' — L.13. - IVAT
65 kegs' do; - For sale b y
SONS,
- • ' 31-Water and 62 Front streets:
-
rlißy.Appried Apples;
bbla. do; For sale by
L. SAVATERAIAbI& SONS.
TTALIIES-40 doz. padr horse andraute homes for sale
11 by Un9l L. S.WATERBTAN & SONS
•
taiMER--.lsbitter ;
0 5 do "packed do;
~ 10 kegs - do tor sale by
L 8 iVATERALiN Zr. SONS.
_____________
12 - GLASSES AND email—
:7;l 111210.42.101a,8r01nr..:
Landing from stealing:li b
A L'ilEznatoncia Sinta,ted4aßriaitoerr
lad CARSON l
FMlarge doublet Couatingß[ouse Desk
in good older. CARSON & htwOORT,
decla 04 'Water street.
Cbirdigr /3,11ED-10VV IT I l g rro
CR & CO.
rcnlp
for the - Daily Mornink Poet.
xxTht
WAarittrarort, hunuary 15.
flocurc.—Soou after organizing the House went
into committee of the whole, and took up the cheap
postage bill. The committee rejected the amend
ment agreed to yesterday, aharging 3 cents when
prepaid, and 6 cents when not prepaid. The com
mittee then adopted the 3 cents rate—yeas 71;
nays 70.
The second '
section of the bill, establishing post.
age on newripapera, was road , and rejected. The
committee ruse and the House adjourned.
SEntrs.—Mr. Clay presented, petitions from per.
sone residing, in Indiana, asking aid from Con.
greet) for , the colonization of the free negroes. Al.
so, one from Rhode Island, asking for a line of
steamers to Africa. He spoke in favor of both me
morials, which were referred to the committee OD
commerce.
Mr. Hale presented a petition from Montgomery,
Pa., in favor of repealing the fugitive slave law.—
A debate ensued in which Hale, FOote and Yulee
took part. The petition was finally laid oh the
table.
Mr. Pearce presented a petition from the Mary.
land Reform Convention, praying that a contract be
entered into with Win. B. Clark for the transports•
lion of the mails by steamers from Baltimore and
Norfol, to some port in England.: -
The bill to cede the public lands to the States In
which they lie, was debated, and after executive
session the Senate adjourned.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
New You, January IL.
About I o'clock to-day, six new buildings, the
mason work of which had just been completed, in
Twenty•first street, fell with a terrific crash. The
workmen hatrjust returned from their dinner, and
froM 30 to 40 of there were buried in the ruins:—
Up - to - 4 o'clock four dead bodies had been recover
ed, and six severely injured. It is supposed that
from fifteen to twenty htve been killed. The ap.
pea ranee of the mortar used caused great excite.
ment. It is said to be almost all sand. We under
stand the builder's name is Spencer.
INDIAN TREATY,
Wasitteator, January 15.
The Government agents hare recently affected
treaties with the TC.T.i3O Indians, by which they
promise the restitution of all stolen property and the
prisoners in their possession. Some tribes were not
represented in the councils, panicalarly the Cam,
nachos, but the agents report strong hopes of shortly
inducing them to enter into similar conditions, with
a more faithful compliance in the future.
Cinnamon, January lb.
The enemata Lard Oil and Candle Factory ofGrops
and'Oeitrinh, with the machinery and a large stock
was totally destroyed by fire last night. There wail
about I'oo,ooo bbl.. or Lard in the building. The
total lose is about 6100,000titairittoured.
Borrois, January 15. ,
The Mogard trailed at noon w ith 50 passenger,
for Liverpool, $4,800 gold dust; 99,600 ie sovereigns
and $lOO,OOO in silver, the latter front Canada.
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
BOSTOrf, January 15.
The House refused, by 55 majority, to postpone
the election of U. S. Senator, and are now balloting.
The coalition still adheres to Sumner.
New Onx.e.tais, January lb.•
The Alabama brings news from the city of Mexi.
co to the lst inst., to the effort that Yucatan has
pronounced against the Supreme Government, and
declared herself independent et-Mexico.
A fire broke out in StausCresman, January 15;
ga and Shays extene
sugar curing barn hoe, bait g
It was extinguished si
beir
fore any great damage was done.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
BALTIIIOII2, Janary 15.
Plour..Sales of SOO bble Howard etreet u
at 4,64 ;
620 uniform choice brands at 4,621 ; sales of 800
bble. City Mlle at 4,621.
Cate.. 45046.
Whiskey... 26 in bble.
PHILADELPMA January 15
Business quiet.
Flour.. Bales of 800 bble. Ohio at 4,75, and 1000
prime of 4,62.
Coffee.. Held firmly.
Provisions.. Arrive slowly ; sales of pickled hams
at 8169 c.; shoulders 8; lard 8; butter and cheese
dull.-.
No news of interest
NEW
Wheat.. Ohio held at 1,04 toWatt 1,08., January 15.
Bacon..Salm. 0f50,000 lbs long middles, city cut,
at 7/-
Turpentiae..Sales at 38.
Tallow..Salea of 20,000 at 7.
Linseed Oil.. Easier at 89 to 90.
Whiskey.. Firm at 26.
No change in other articles,
New Yong, January 15:
Cotton. -
.At former rates.
Flour.. Buoyant ; sales of .6000. including Ohio,
good and round hoop at 4,94 to 5,00.
Rye Floor—Steady at 3,87.
Grain.. Wheat inactive; Rye dull; Corn quiet;
sales at 70. -
Pork.. Dull; Bales of 300 old mess at 12,121 to
12,25; new at 14,00.
Beef.. Active.
Lard. do better demand; new scarce; old at 71 ta
8; sated of 400 new at 81 to 9.
Whiskey.. Steady; salea 1,50 bble.
Coffee.. Sales of 300 bags. Rio at II; to It I.
Sugar.. Firm ;' new crop at'6 to 61. .
Molasses.-Steady ; Orleans at 31 to 32.
Lard Oil..unehanged.
,1111ES-4115 sacks Dried Peaches;
11 bbis. da;' Forests by
L. B. WATERMAN lc. SONS
=BM
1 3 1 - 0011ta1 c ,w wsliforsale.
dec2B • Whl, DYER.
FEATREKS—Sei7 itt io !; , 0 11 !0GeesoFoathersl, for sale
WhI,DY
(IRAN BERR.IIZ-9 tibia. just reed and tbr sale by -
'Li dec9
, .WAL DYER.
7 iiik9TiqUTic-ifiiiii.-iiiitiiire-iiiaTOTiale-tif7 •
V deal - • ,
WM. DYER. -
D r C: KEL—LYVAII sollqualitiesof a I 1- qualiiresle - -
ett, ,, sale and . retail, lower than any other house on
2 s;=C________________
N. U. ;I n t:LASS "— tct bbl . Neat
00 for sale - hy: [dee2sj SIIIDYERS/c.l arrive
flifiPFEElZiibags fiiiintibi ._ --- 7 - ------7----L
i,, deelß
FINE TEAS--25 half Chests fine Yonng If yson ;, .
15 do in and }.b. :packages
S do . " fine Black;
20 do . dci; On. and lib.
In store and for Cale by: gp es.
(lack es:
ICING lc MOORHEAD.
40 BBLS. TALLOW received and to.. sale by
deer() SORIVER BARNES.
25 BARRELS
.-
.N. o Molasses, per steamer
Messenger. (dean . ] .CARSON et, AVICNIGHT.
PLANTATION SUGAR—lrbbes:priTne planbition-
Sugar (old crop s ) on consignment and for sale bpi
dean/ • • I)IILLERIc RICKETSON.
!) 1 , 1 nxs. TOBACCO:in store and for vale by ,
nov4 STUART. dc SILL.
W.icitTfES,M•kt W EL,R in st ore , a lar g e
g
and rich stock of lino Watches t , Jewelry and
Fancy Goods. • • • AV. W. WILSON,:
dec23 • corner of Market and Fourth els.
ticEZ4O Cases Liquorice ;
20 boxes Refined Pqnorice ;
Receiving andlar sale by -
novl2 ' JOSHUA:RHODES & Co.
ODA ASR--80 easks Johns'en's Steel &Sons , braeds
1.0 landing and for,stde by CARSON & 111 , KNIORT,
nov2s 84 Watee street. -
1110UTTERINI) eitOVERSEED-
J.) 8 bbls. Clover seed. For sale by .
deeto . CARSON & 1 1 FKNIGHT,94 Water et.-
yRITE HAVANA SIMAS-20 boxes White Ha
vana Sugar, just' received and for sale by •
decl9 MILLER & SWARM SON.
OfiAMPAGNE WINE-10 baskets celebrated Reid
sac and La faarquettene brands, the best bruds
ported in the United States. Received .ankfor at"
the New Wine and Liquor Store of •
JAMES PAIORBACH,
.I.97.Liberty street..
'T'UST RECEIVED and for sate a new aupply ot•fine
. PERFUMERY, including—
Jenny Lind Pomades;
Queen of Flowers' Hair Oil ;
Porecine Foap; . . " • ' . -
Jenny Lind Eitrnct ;
Roussel'a Arnandies r
- • COULTER & BACKE,
corner oP Wood and 3d -streets.
dee.%
CPFEt7=BBbagsforsale by
jai' *STUA.R.Vac 6111.
„
urrEß.—soTeo and JO'bbla., to close_.corollgn7,
moot. [jot] _ -STUART•A
owns; bezeaLernons; -
40 Rails Ivies Alraoids;
25 bags CietutiNuts
2,000 Cocoa NUM;
25b0;(111.Tujutre Paste
25 baskets Salad. Oil;
-4 cases Sardines;
&eases greenoble Walnuts;' ,
Just receiving. and tor sale by` deel7 - . JOSHUA. RHODES &
111DEACHES 7 -300
:dec2s • • SHHIVER:te
TORPEDOES--:-ZIO, ,
250 boies Fire 'Croakers;
25 - ,- do 'Jackson do ; -
50 gross. Pia Wheels;. - .
~.- so n
C EISOII4
50
' '• ' do - El h ornan Candle d;
. -
JOSIIVA RHODE & CO.
XTRA - FAMILY FLOUR-59 bble..Augels EC NO
..
ble.',9 - niake, in store and for sale by
deel.B • • - - - STUART & SILL.
TRIED APPLES,-200, bushels to arrive.
deetB
- - STUART Fe sru:
BUTTER : 7SO kegs to close QUI. cotusigninent;
, do .
deelB 'STUART
rpm--17tu t if r.hests Toting flynon in store:
1 nov2l, t-STUART-&.SILL,
['LOUR—iso bbic pricy - superfine ia'store and' for
X ; Bile by ' fdeclfig - STUART A. SILL.
lAD EDDINGS. 8c.—.300 Wedding Cake Boxes; --
TT 200 Corneliau'Ringe;
• • 4 12 doz..assortedßOld rens; • •
12 'do'. - do Spectacles; a
4 'do RazortreaStrapa
Just received at the Watch and Jewelry Store of •
_ - V 44 W. WILSON,
deelv. 7 .';':eariter riflVarkeittnd Fourth sta.
IDRENCH MERINOS. et.o...„Ac,—.
1: 20 0
pieces black
e Fr o h Merino;
6 do colr;
100 do parametta Cloth, all colors;
101 do -Coburg do do;
300 do Alpaca. - Jest received at.
A. A: MASON &
62and 64 Market street.
filialiaiterme
BOLA ns Or Mfg 'AMERICAN wAns .
wHo have nerved eitheragainstthe British or In:-
diens since -the year 1700,. are entitled, bya late
law Of Congressi to a donation of land:" „ •
The anderligned offers to. you his serviced to Procure
your Laud Warrants-from the 'Oovernitcilti , Baring
been engaged extensively' during:the vast three • y_ears
in that basun:Bso4r the naldiersef thc • •111e.sican War,
oafn d
i t a he Prepay
of d those
s ewtthleod d
i i n ed ti : m an ddiffuerin4tg l e n
n a tune r i t od /
at Washington, epwardsof aye hundred clalms,-cintaist
ing - of Land Warrants, .Pensions; three mouths* extra.'
PAY, and arrearages of Pay due to the deceasetlithe btt
mess at the different ofcesin Washington is now
c a
tme
mlalimaanaeasyisoa nce and er b ap m n n enceth ro erh the
Post Of ices. charges moderate. '• • -•-•
fiffice at' hie 'former 'stand, in' Bakesielt'sßalldhrg,
Grant street, near the New Contt Rouse.
Pitaburgh l Oct 16, ,150--fit4v;2rti
TAXTRACT OF LOTGWOOD.;
S:ip u ilil ° o 2 4u - i n e; .
Chrome Green
dec24
RE"U—
-HO boxes, W. R. Cheese la store and , for
sale by .Ictec24,l MILLEM, ItICKETSON.
TOBACCO -25 bo.te Rueaeii n , s7
25 do IV. EL Gratu'O '' -
10 do- Kim's_ , -For sale '
En% mo /MEAL/.
ATOLAB9E,I3--19 bids. (oak packages) plantation
Molasses, received par Steamer Caledonta, hod for,
sale by [deo2o.l KING .4. MOORIMAD.
ATE.RY SUPERIOR: FRENCH BRANDY - Jost- reo'a.
nntifor Bale by the boule,
A guart or gallon, la - p
• • MORIS lIAWI.IIITH
,
in thoDuunon
/0 Bdileglif HESTN UT'S received and for-sale_
SHRIVE& & BARNES.
Tv 0.1 LARD-2 bola. No. 1 Lent ;
N
Slogs do "do;
.. .kin received and for Sail! by -
MILLER RICKETSON,
dec24 N0t..221 and 223 Liberty Bt.
rietINTFITTOR—A-13 ern
EA Cider instore and for Bale by -
dec2l 'MILLER ec RICKETSON,
1.000 Ei f yt3H al Etet SHORTS this day rasetred •: and
dec24 SHRIVER. DARNER.
C" F EE :4 ° "1 -5
leg and for sale by (zumffi. WILL DYER.
LtGAR
15.=.20,(XX)
I.3 w tor sale by pall' 8 ART & SILL.
prime lion;
L., • 'l2 kelp • do • docked; for tale tiy
- • ii[NO & MOORHEAD.
i v i r MyE IE4!LZIS-4 bbls.for sate by
& AujoniTEAD,
TwED APPL b sale bi - '
dec27 MOORHEAD.:
bas. inst.rcedpTir.efOi rn e rl
0 and formal .:-by • _ SHRIVES A. BARNES,
dens •. • iaoandl4 Second st:
IXTANTED—ono of AlitehelPs Slate Alapa of Penn
ja4
YV Frylvania. Apply at No.s4jsritaseid street:-
LATE WARNE RS—A few Saptinned Plate Warm
era, very neatly - got upotm hand and thr sale hq
JOAN DUNLAP &TO -
cor hlarket and Sedond eta.
10 JARS Burreß, for family use, for safe by
dee2s SRRIVER A. BARNES.
►
ji jai -- - STUART tc sad,.
Vforitiri--tiThtrral s fOr scde- Up
Jai STUART ac.SiLL.
jat
'S-201 dozen, to close out, b 7
STUART as SILL
AttD.-10 kegs just received by
STUART & SILL_ .
`lOlO , l.—W bbls. ja store and tor sale by
' jai STII.A.IiT,/r. SILL.
jai
STUART & SILL.
.
NAILS -300 k e " 'I
d '
'S
store
' t nl 1 ;3 b
500 BUS H . SHORTS in !lora amfor sale bY -
ee RHODES k ALCORN.
IWAN—Ion one ti . in oq•
LA decal ni RHODE! , & ALCORN.
10 W ------------- --in store and for seta by
6 ---- Bust"muN
decal RHODES it ALCORN,
CI - 0 - 11N—.T2.5 bash. Corn, in the ear, in stare , and for
V sale by [decal' RHODES tc- ALCORN
1:1-RDONIntED=Orn rralil,T'.---
sjt - decal RHODES do ALCORN..
CIORN MEAL--On httn,l, ------- ind for sale by -----•—'
X./ decal RHODES & ALCORN. ,
jiloMiivr—s. bbls. White, in sto — i - e" . • and for sale by
dec2.9 . KING •& MOORHEAD. .
RCKWHEAT FLOUR 20 sacts,so Ds. each, for
sal [dec2S) - WU. DYER.
rTfirgb APPLES ; —l6 aneks jeerrec'd Ind f
evb ar zt e.
d
;t{ 5E DYER
HEsq•Nu LTS—.S Ets.in atom and for sale by
HI:Ib:SE—MO bozo& loose Cheese for eby
.WELDYER
.
A gee tft E s. i a l wamwb,half and b
ls
WU. DrEEL
bb ck.
20 half " ;
20 bbla-No. 1;
10 halfs and 10 quartika.No. 1;
For anlo.by
=ZEME
f s n
COULTER "&
LlV.expoorProperty'
BVILDDI LHTS.: for sale in the town of - . Bast
Liverpool. Ohio, us iota prices and on ftivorable
terms-3125 for corner hits nod 8100 for mlots—each be
ing 60feet front by 130'feet deep: Liverpool is located
on the Ohio river, 40 miles below this'vity, - ulidwar be
tween Pittsburgh. and Wheeling; four. miles Roof Dias
cow nod Little Beaver,' and the same. distance: from
Wallsville and Calcultit.' - It is eituate in a healthy and
beautiful port of .ohiiii,thas 1200 itants oniforitlr
oats PIIISICLIti, EIG IIT-ESTABLISEIHENTS- for' the .
anufactute of Rockingham and Queensware, several
hotels, dry good and grocery, stores and mechanic* of
various kinds, four churches, and public scheelo—Al the
I recent sale of tots Six were purchased by manufacturers
who-design erecting,dariog die comiugsetison, potteries
and other manufaclatitig establishment.s---Queensware
of a pure White,. addition to fiockincham . and 2 yearn*
ware, having been mantifactired in this town, it is rea
sonable to expect that it will rapidly improve—Persoos
desirous ofviewingthe property can so any,dey r thy
a few hours , Sail trout Fittstrurgbolteamers /eating-our
wharves everidayfor
.'Perms of paym en t—One•fo iwth hind and 'the hol
once in three aqualnunitl Paymente,-witie intetest;',
N 8..1 will dispose of a lumberer - lotS for :cnipentei
wink, brick lay inc, Mattering, and paintirig, to be done
at Liverpool, during the next spring,. and summer; also
for Lumber and Brick. - Apply Sanford C. Hill,
Liverpool, or to the subscriber at: the office- of. Messrs.
Mitchel ik Palmer, Attorneys at Law, N 0.128 Fourth at,
dce 3 .• - - ' JAMES BLARELY.:
_
acrArm for Sole:
ri4lß subscriber °trent for -saisra- 1311-OP'LAND,
- containing IGO wcres;44oo of. which are - ieleared;-4
The farm lies directly on the rash/ from lffiddletoWn
Jefferson; it is well;watereck; with a bearing - orchard;
and peach and pear- truest. and a Coal- banlc.' - ' The
buildings consist of a hewed log House and Barn ;with
Stabling. Forint:that artieularsapply to the subseri;
tier, on the premises, in -Allegheny comity , in. /wins
front Pittsburgh': NATRELNIBI, WC/ANTON: ;
' Moog totanskii,"October23—tf
Ear sale or - Exchange. •
T HE underrigned offers for Aale - the' following .de
scriben REAL ESTATE, situated OrtheOth Warli
viz; Two Lots of. Ground, fronting - on Pine street, each
20 feet front hp 61 feet deep; on which is erected two 2
story (mune welling Houses; with =brick basements;
each containing Mk-rooms hesideulthettens and cellars:.
Also, 47ne Lot adjoining the above, on which is erect.t
e Houses.
d three neat and comfortable two story brick Dwellieg"
Also, three,Lots of Ground, rranting - on Locust street;
e :eh lot 20 feet front bytit feet deep; on whichis ereet- -
t4l fi ve two atoryTmate dwelling Haase& -•-• - r. 1
The above property, lying together, fonts a bloek 'Of
CO feet front on Pine street by 132 feet -Ceep• to Locust'
street, and will be sold- separate or altogether. It is I
rented to good tenants, and tents for RICO per annum.
Vacant Lots in the business part or the city, az Land'.
within 3 or 4 mules; would he taken in exchange,
.1., 'l
Apply to
.'.- ~ .. HENRY W,..FlSti f ,
octll ' . At ibe.Great Bargai n Corner. -.
_...._
A LOT OP GROUND, - containing 2k Acres, situate
.401. one mile below the town of Bearer, -Beaver coon
ty, on which there is erected:a-new Brick-House, 46 lilt
40 feet, le stories high, with- a - basement: -The - house has
been well built and well Emig bed, ancicontaingl2 rooms;
It is within 200 y'14.10 of theGhto. riyer, and commands
fine view t, amd,is:bnanded .on the Nardi-west-by
the S;ate read leading to New Liehon,Ohio....,This p ro :
petty would be desirable-for a country residence t er for
a garden, or ammeter bean - ling, house. A lot of 5 acme
adjoining it will be sold.with it, if desired by the pur.
chaser. The terms are - ea moderate; that it will
bargain to thepurchaser.' Enquire of
Attorneys at Law, Fourth st.
- For Sale~ -
A ROUSE AND LOT, situated on Pike stitet,betiviert
L. , Walnut and Factory streets, Fifth Ward.' The Lot
is 25 feet- front and LOU feet- deep; on :which Aare are
two small Frarne Tene meats . : =Terms ea yi—Title god&
For partiaulars,T an9uire of ' Alderinan 'PARKINSON,
Penn street, Fifth Ward. mayfatf
b e T w lTED r lEl;LlN d G roo ll or fa t S e i sr , e f t o a : z r ow ie oc eo c ndi e t a
by ,e sabseceribeV"rdert e
glovecil"the
t u,
A LOT on Nunnery Rill, containing- four Acres, wit
13. be sold - verylow to b. ny one wislung to bail 4 there
on. Theimeess will be eagy, and the lot nonungede 4
most beautiful view.' (oeV.l] TROAIPSON BELL:
vor_xtent. ,
AHANDSOME STORE, on Marxet street, between
Thine and Fourth _streets, at present occupied -by
r. Thomas" White, as a Dry Goods . Store;
At.se—A "large - well finished'ROOM ,iri, the 'seeded
story, next door to Mr: Duff's Mereantile"Coltege. Ws"
Room is well c alculated and suitable fora Musical Sa
loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged as
doable offices. • L., D. HAZZ-AN,
aptef - _ °Mee; Third st.-„over the Pom Office: ,
_ _
Coal, Lana on Yongliteglip.n.y.
100 ACRES on the deer,' lust above the 2nd Dam
there Is a pit opened -and railroad prepared. CciF
putting coal in boats- , foot2ll ' 'THOMPSON BELL:
rjF43,
~ kryit A TWO STORY BRICHOUSE, on Bank
inl3 Lane, Allelhenyi between the Mad' street bridge
and Aqueduct.- Enetutre ofH Nitfristylteal Estate
Broker, corner of sth and Smithfield streets. toet29
PROPERrif:—A - ..10t conta[iiing..about
,uppi
3 , ticres, and commanding 'Ai - . beautiful vie* of
rivets _and. anrnianding,.scenety,sittlate .Nunnery"
Hill, will be sold low ;tinny onc.wiching to build there
-oa, • toct4] - THOMPSON.
toR RENT—Several Rouses in different parts of the
city., Enquire at the Real.Esiatn'Orßee
net of Fifilvand-Smithfield at;oets: - •
sep2litf:. HENRY FISH.
no A r LANDS - FOR SALKAIR LEASK—A bo.ut 10R.
acres on the Youghiogheny, jest above the 'second
dam. ; The coal is very good, and , a pit already-oppnetl;•
with &railroad abbut 50 Yards, Which th4va Otenoal
in boats.- This' - piopeTty'will.Nt sold' altogetfieivor in;
Tots of about.os acres. toct4l .1T1101TP804:13.E1.4.;..-..
7.4. 'Healthy .I.oessillon VI IUE .
RE IS -116 place more favorably.sltooted Matt Nat.
eery Hill. It is henittiy; conirrkands.a.moat-de.•
fig tful view Persona wishing ti:lo4"ean get pne" , p,
pleaSetakettl, containing from ohe to five'aeres,_'"
'angl2 - " :THOMPSON BEr.h.
YIE irtier's Coal Company will
Clu soli /time eery di:
_sirable rift`
LAND, situated on and hear •thg-
StaubenvilteTarnpiVe, and:qear,:the southern terminus
of their
ne Land will
pe,divoca, into quantities to Suit pnr
chasers,
-or arid the teirna of payment will be. very easy.;
E nquire " - Z W ItEATINGTON.,
Twelt finished offices . , in Post Office Building-lc
I
Third street
.
A long, well lighted room; third story ; entrance „ Mai,:
ket street-between'Thlrir and , Potirth streiti.
Also, .11 ' small brick boase,in-Pitt township, near Penn;3.llvanta Avenue..; Inquiroof E., D. GAZZA.III,
acid , - - Na. Ind Second street: -.-
JI Et o tqatSt.7N - C0 . UP,1711 LAN.III,OIIO ttoteritaiTialo
; oct4 ' . THOMPSON BELL..
fENE PLAN7'AGENEj' GUARD RAZORS can be
used in bed;in the dark, end by persons yrithtterrnit'
,leus hand, with ease, safety, and in half the nsaal
time
:without the possibility of cutting: 'theskitt,..:„Thielairt-=,
lecied by means ofthe Itaient Guard, which is adjusted
to the razor with: the greatest nicety and simplicity.—
Every Razors made of the_ futest tea:altered' steel'innd'
warranted
- They - have been -eztensiveig tmethin, Englandiand
Pronounced the most perfect and safC razor manufac
tured..
-H Theitewinienion'may the used:Nrith:ne'rfeet sate
-wy--London Post.
"This razor isnsptendid- inventioni-amhot great use -
to atany:pedOes "especiallY:Tor people with uttiteadr
hands.,L"4l:ThrizabiliatErlinburgh 'Journal.
For sale - at the Watch and Jewelq. Store of
dead W. W. WILSON.
Tir SalAvg -- ------- - •forise Market and Second sm.,
• has for 'sale, a large and varied assortment. or
fine blank 'books, paper ofall qualities; and Englisb,,
Frenh,German and American fancy and istrWa.]
damn.
,:_',. ,,- ;' , ,•i;.'4r41'1_ . :...0ii1fr'L.'.,4.:: - 40 . 1:'.1E4
rpH& E' - STOR ROOM; Si:, W...Marii4strieltrenently
IL accuoled by:Mdssie:-N,Rolrons&,..BousTankingand
Eachange*Office:, PosSestoor given onl.the:DiebtFtb
, ~. ..,
ruary t if required
Tinaltrat ia located:fa diermast central arid lieu ba
th:asap:drain-the city, and arell•adapted" for an insu
rance office, a Banking " and Exchange Office, or for a .
Store. ;11._aplendid new fron t ,. with - Easy:sit pjaieplass,
lain be par „in a tam :weeks:, ..-., .. -..-... -, .•- f
bnooire of . ;. :. • -W. W:11,1180Ni
.Ja7_ .. . ~. . corner of., Marketnnd'roarth - als. ."..
or Bale.
A LOT OF GROUND situated. in the Sixth Ward,
.11 having a front Or 42 feet ea - Fulton street by ; 100
feet deep to an alley , oitlrrhich la - ereCted two 2 ',story,
Brick houses; a orbs story game, !Ind 'other improve.
menus.' Thu above . property, if applie.ation be "nude
soon, will.he told a:a greas bargain:and offers.ll rare
chance. .FOr Darticularsnspply to MAGILL : •
jauthlw No. 144 Fulton stre e t
For sale. - • • -
' THEE-three story RHICk-DWELtiSIi3
•-• Haystreet, Saydet's Re Price $31M0.-!..Terms
—B5OO cash LSSIXI in one year; and,44oo..tafuns
To be secured bY mortgage on the'premises. Clear of
all incumbiance, and titleindisputable.- Apply to
• - IWLLtIiht•DIGEY
N 0.291 Liberty street.
.
V A ° th in te ll e b st le cit y_7l3 ° R r P e e l r if t r ifoli r s l l, - b ell el t ott ; Itirt .l g to
'-""- the estate of wet...LT=lra; deeettited,-ta offer:
ed for rent or lease...lt intim nated on , urth et.'-
between'ferry . and Liberty streets; and:has been
new Tpapered and Panned ;lit'. now.occupied by.l4.rs.
Verner. , Rent,42so• per AILUDIEI. - 4p ply to -.myself, or
Ronzar C. Tarp.; at the. works of KnaplcZo.: - •
Posseision given oa the lot of April.
_ _
Valuable Coal Land for Sale,
Adjoining the Borough of Freeport, Arnestnimg Co., Pi.;
IDETWBEN4S and 60 acres of LAND, tsgmlusr with
Al 100 Ceres or, caAL -., .
The obeys described Land iSbounded onMe east by
Buffalo creek; on the west and north by the old :Pius. ,
I burgh road ; on the south by the Allegheny river. The
Pennsylvania canal - passes through the entire tract,
which, together with' the' river, will &Tont a facility: o
the Pittsburgh market at anY time almost;in the...; season.
Theanil is good;lthe coal is Of exec/lent 4 0 n-ISY I Will
superior to that used m Me - Rittruming or ,Franklia IrOn
Works. -There is also art• abundance of - Lime under the
coal ..
The above property will be sold low either itt whale
or in part,to any person or persons who will ittablislia
Rolling Milton the - same.- It has been pronounced (by
one of the oldest and. most experieneed iron masters in
this couctry,) to be one of the beSt • locatiOns for;aßoll
ing Will west of the:Allegheny Ilduntains;-,
For furtherparticulam, esquire or Wm. 51. Fisb, Egli,
General Land Agent, and at the corner of sth and Smith.
field streets, James 13, Fullerton. Esq., William .-Trnby,
Esq:,Treen
R
ort; or-to the Subscriber. ...•.: ,• -. , !
• - deaDgin - -- -- ALEXANDE- scow,'
EMEEK=MEMEM
Bankerstita,,
e.
WE have aTed J. Gawinda&Covitx with us in
• - the 'Exchange_ end Banking business. •
-, MAL & CO.
Pizsbuto,Jan'74l-851.-410:1.xn ' . •
7 3 1711 .*,1 11 q , •• *. •• , 7.2(.:111 7 1 , 11 r.;.• • • 67, 0; CaPillf.
, 13411 7 C RB /L E 7prirAnt AN aitivazii ,_ •
coienut or WOOD Axor, nun erarent.
A U.. irandaetions made on liberal terms, and collee
-.13. tons Promptly attended to. .
ktotuovat.
.14,41•••:•41 , . fiCILEIJWO - 4 .603ra. -
xlialnar: tEIIIIII nasumtro • AND Imo:Lamm osrsics
.„ 'MO i:,,6lMarka street foto doors &dew okistand,
N. FIOLIIIE3 SONB
13 ,-10 EnSAND6actiAZIOE BROKERS and Dee.
lens In Notes, Drafte r
ank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
cities constantly (argue.::,. : • • • ' '
Colleetkuss nuntedgkalldkeecties throughoat the Vat
ted States. Depearges keeeived in pat funds or ()arrant
Papers No; 6 7 Milkket,atiner,between Third and Fourth
apletik , • • • •
,nag
.. _ gn Ezeolsnge, and. Natea,
Gold dusdigarr, Bough; Sad and Eir/langed;
: 113 .Tc11001g . ' sign unsittio uovElE
..:*11111iiii;:A. flt Co
Stritet,• • -
(17•IirrsaitrzuzatvieD cot/ 1 '121=4:41n. (
and
BaiiketlandXtchange Broker 4.,Thesters in - ; p - Or o• sn and
Domatie - sau, - Bat tat B zeA4lp,'COtWttc(.l ;f111?ott.
kle:i Nous, and i Cornerof-niatiid W01d.,..
!. ~ dir oel6 oip9alj
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L. R. f.P.ABOV,
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BA.SI ISB 110178121..
-• .-' ~,,'--, JESSE"- CAROTHE ftS -. ' Sr. - 00. - :,
.. 1. ,
O. id; WOOD. STREET, viyfilliF)4pll. - . '
varrent mane) , received an , depont. -
tedConectons made on an Ineprincipal eities:6lWilTni-
Buttes•.:. —-' . • -:,. - • L.. ,
____. .
ZIA ILIEWOrt. - ' , 20001, 0,42ZZ02'.
Roo 1 7 / -* .s. Erit. zt
•= - BANKERS' AND EXCHANGE" EROKEEsi -
DIN.E. - Cetneeortroeir and Gie.th strestr. k Pis:skit:J* 2 Pa
LERB in Coin, Bank Notes ,Tuneltills,-Foreinm
a id Domestic Exebange;CersideasekiifflepOsit.,Sse,
EXCHANGE on anther pllnhipill Cities of" theynion
and Eap:me, for sale in ammo snit Onrelmsesii., , -=
:CURE twiT and par funds reeeised - oh deltas - Re - :7
COLLECTiONBlosateon altpasts - of the Union, nether
lowest rates. ' ' - ' ..', 1 eP 1 147
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BeN N HOGB4.
BELY-ANi OLIO= - R
1 7
VOTES, Dra ft s, Cheelcs,:ke: - collected, .and
tanc es made upon favorable terms.
may.ftSf_,„ . R. R:
iiisaidesorbargh, Mao 155..1850., • , • !
PATRICK'S
BA.N.I4RPLEIAND EMMA'S GE,BPICONZAS,
N. 95, comma Woo*. AND DLtbko.lAt'Ararty'
• • - - Pitt' gurgit s
_a. *LIM
tHll3trat WiiitrumntovorkrwAso . vg. artaluttr azart.e:
S BANK nertypte_pazed tp baaitip.sa.::ppott
from sii:111". to 2 ,- p.
reat paid on Speolat - Dopos-ts nagll ~
TiiCIAUF . ,4ON P
_ . - • '..
1 1 2- 'SECOND - S TRME'T.,
COM.AUSB.tONER AND -.8.12.Z.,DR0iti1t.-
TRICT attention will he given to alLbeeteeee en
trasted to his - care.,-.:Pittsbumli 'manufactured f.tptl.
dee always on hand, or-proem-a on Shortie -wide:
Notes, Bonds,- Mortgages, Ac...,..fiegatircell riveta
ble terme,, Advances neade it,,requited.-.-X:,tobt2Ztf
dN ; f
Aare , tiat-.ll,ptsilic-8-rwilchn s Lk 4 4
.1)gr8y: _
WOND •
Dr, D ogerSirpftiige og lelversvogg shad-rPsie
VAMPS AI A L AQUA i' ''' - - '
For rho cconflet it eau f Ceneglu, Cold:, Influenza, dub=
Ilnotchee4, spitting of Blwl, and aitother Lung,
Complainntendmg to CONSOMP22O.N: •'
This Syrup contain' no Optum,Callenet, Oriurfintneral
whatever, but is composed entirety of those Roots,
influence:
Rena, and vegetable substiumes which nave a specific
ripen the Lunge, 8411 their conneeted. organs.
Its immediate effect is to allay,oll. irritation, and •gently
remove the plikgen and other Morbid secretions from the
Throat and Air.gassagesi thmsrelieving Ito . . cough,s y
rubdrithg Me.inficonmation and other causes which give
rise to it - It a..U.0 stimulates and impanels. hatilihy tone
to the Lungs themselves., thereby enabling therwmore
thoroughly to remove from the blood those, impurities
and diseased particles; whielt; . if retained,*do so mach
mischief In the system, and lay the foundation. for bleu.
cable CONSUMPTION. It alsa exenaa decided action
von the skirt, and assists, nature in. cave/ling, throng&
the Exhalents, macho( tha t matter.iiluch-wonid
otherwise be thrown backnpan thelmit i te, thastelleving
them of a part of their mork, and renaming the system
pure and healthy: When tabereles are forming, it ettecka
their develotimeat and faitherprogress • ar if olceratiOn
has taken pface;ii assists' the Lungs in. throwing off the
corrupted matter, swathes the irritation, heals the .ulcer
ated cavi ties, mid restores them °gain to healthr much.
, This :Medicine; 'therefore, is not a pedffedive•- merely,
which only relievesfor the lime being, bads a thorough
curative, as it stnkes at the very root of the disease, and -
by removing it, removes at once all its remota and at.
tendant consequences. This is 'its distinguishing air
ciaenefic...-aproperty possessed, in equal power, by,teo:
other medicine of like nature..now•before the public: ; •
. . - ' ••• ' CIRCULARS, &C.;‘ ••• • - • --* '
As no ordinary sized advertisement can fully explain
the nature and merits of this article; the Propnetora have
published, a nem Ciretdor, giving Mehl:wryer this Zan: , •
ant; the do w i p l i a n , ntintrekv..of its Plineltial Inetedi
eau; the effect they are. designed to havo upon the •
Lungs and Liver, and a copious reference to the persons
who ham been curvet by is—giving their mimes.and real...)
- dances; even to the street and the.. number... I'llosewitts..
are ntrubted with a Cough, oi• wboie :Lungs are, in this
least 'a/fatted; iLltr , earnestly' desired' to call upon the
Agents named below, and procure one of these Pant-
phlets. hesitate hadgrti,andivilfwell repay a perusal.
:The * Rintr . on HeaLA,9. and ".Douetaking flora; May'
be worth to yourself andfamilyl• -'.. ' .•,• • , -
, HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS, '•
.• ; ~ t*
in the shape of Doctore' Bills saved : besides being the ,•.,
means of prolonginigun7 a valuable 11th— • • •
..' Stich is oar confidence in its virtues, that 'We are will . .
leg to marramnbis Medicine in every Cattle: KUM . Coid, -.-
(where usetraecording to the directions on page' 7th of,
the pamphlet, inside Aim wrapper. of each - bottle), and ,:
'where the perroa.is not satiafted• that he fa denvinr:,
benefit fronts it,. by morning' the bottle, within terenty four hothrs time,
-,
•
Will be returned. I Ti3E MONEY
tr Bee page 3.1 of the pamphlet in.
Ilipp• Be sure
Side the wrapper
to oak of
f each bottle. • .....: t .
ar Br. 4._,ltovn,- Syrup e LIV-
EftWORT, TAR, and - CA.NCII.A.OU.a., Audslet no,' •
other be ' Palmed on to you. - •.• ..
..• .-. ...
) CAUTiON. — Srae genuine, sinless there ii od t he buff. t. .
wrapper' a noto• of hand, signed with is Pen, by A. L.
SCOITU:L & co, , .... • .. .•• ,
Cough and Ditenee:Gef:joiererss intnishe minding; Punt!, , •
' After being iliveaupgideel,byeminent Physicians: - -)
• 1 ••-• ,"') Alain, It/ at 9 5141.849.''
..: Marta 4.• .Z. scoval . f co -4 hirewith forward to yea
it Comfits:44j a Cure, erected by your Compound Syrup,
of Liverwort, Tar, and Cauchalagna, 'The Cough. and-.
expectoraripo was of fourteen tsar aterndirig,• and •had- c
baffled the skill of several of our eminent physicians iti ' •
New York, Albany and Cooperstown.. lam the person
in whom the cure was.effeeted, and as I had previously:-
i no faith in
,patent ntedicines, I have since tried' It ea' '
*them, and nave become satiafied of its value : : Mine
LliVill as great a care as was ever performed / ail had; .!
iiduringsny sickness, bens given rep nous by trip phssieirow . - ..
It have now commenced my business, alter taking, I ...* .) ' '
, think, about eight Isola. , ' , • -
; 4 " - .• ' : •
. Yount, respec 'fatly, THOS. C. FACLDRIt.).":„.,
, BLIZEDINO •AT TIM LUNGS CURED , :'t . -;
f then nOw'raostrvvr. re ACM ..- . : - • , ;
suganint of Mr... 4, Lang, Bahr; No , 369 Pearl Steen." . .-: •..
It Y.—.),• few days before fast Christmas, : I was taken... •
naive'', and 40011 commenced bleeding freely at tha --/ •• ".- •
Langs. I called in a Ilomre.epattue phyaiclan f Inik a l ,-. •..
medicine did not seem to help me. tread your advert-"..,
isement,- and thought I would - try Pe- Raven' SPIT Iqr, - 1: . 1
Licertoori, Mr and' Conehalogua. Before S hatt rums •t••" .:•..
up the gird bottle, my bleeding had stepped, ing.Coregik '
was gone, and I fah as well as usual. Afy health. Is nowt ; :,:. , '
good. I consider it a most excellent mealcum, and cot. •
dially recommend it to my friends.. 12703 inetemmt - serei*.• . ..'.. • ,
modem the Proprieters, • 2llcorrltl2th, 18501
.' . .... ~.• , _ ,
This whole paper might be filed sirittleilghs - s - i. , ; .l.
Miler to th e obi:We, yi con rhos, mho how bun ettink . -,- ' '•
.....FOR SALE,:wholeeale and retail, by'A. L. - BCOVILL • .
Ai CO., Propnetora at their - Prine' spat Depot, GOTHIC
'MALL, No. 316 Broadway,Nevo York, to 'whom aII'AID ,
tiers for the Medicine, mil: letter, relating to Agenciliei ..'
should be addressed,,poolund. • - •• • .. .
~ ..
ALSO, for sale by It. B. Seders, No. 67 Wood amett,
Wholesale Agent for Pittsburgh and .vielniry i MM.
Carry and ii. P. Schwartz, Allegheny City; Townsend, ' ,
Carr & Co., Manchester; .A. - Pattetle ,n Birmnigham. • *. • ;
PRICE—In large bottle, SIP; or Ai bottles for 85,03
. decllniaw • . -
. .
' I s sairatte Di
DR. BR OW IT, - likii 41 DIAM ON Dlt. LT. EV; ; , ~,
Dirvous hit entire attention to mittfice. , '-
1' placlice.llls t usinessis mostly confine dto - ',..
... _ . Xtieale et' Venereal iHstareS,And and' Oda. ,„ :.%
cl•se.... Jul ,strecticina, brought on.by invEntt eum
, - • s, ,-,.4.
youthful indulgence and excess, : -..- ..
..„: :.4.,,, Syphilis, Syphilitic EroptionsGcLunt.:
• hes; Glee*, Stricture,.l.lretbral Discharges,
Impurity of the Blood, with all diseases a. the venereal • .
R
Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions,., Teuerf;:v.
.R.in prom, Me rcuriaT Dise Ames, Semln al Weakne ES ] illt ! .: • , i
potency, Plies, IlheumatLsm, Female Weakness, Month- , Z'.--
.17 Suppressions, I:lateens of the "JointcFistukz in...lna -
Nervous Wreath:mit t :Pains in the Back and Lohm'lritila, ' .
Lions of the. Bladder-and Kidneys, successfully treated .."
Cute guaranteed.
Vol:mean years , practice:Om in thin "cityl enables 1.17.-
Brown to offer assurances ofspeedy cure to all u•hoMaY • ' --
come under his case. --
• -
Office and private consulting rdoms,AS Diiunond ay. .
TI? Charges moderate . . g . . nov6:deatly
.
jEUM.A.IIS7tI.-Dr. Brown's newly anscoered Teal. •
Air edy for Rheumatism I . a speedy end certain Leaned)!
orenit painful trouble.' It never nub. -
Office and Private, Consultation Rooms No.. Osi DIA
MOND, Pittsburgh, Penna. ~The Dora' ls always at •-•
-
LANCES ON DEPOSIT, which have been un
MO _changed for three years and tiptoes*, in sh e E x ,
- change Bonk of Pittsburgh:
William Davis, residence unknown, Attg. 8,1845-: sa•
Spencer Manley, Zanesville, Obto, Oct 27,1847• gs
I certify that the foregoing balances appear to be due
to dm parsons named or their leg-al representatives, ac•
cording to the Books of this Bank.
T. AT. HOWE Cashier.
December
Sworn to and subscribed before tee this 24 th day o
,1850. C. W. Ensues,
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