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s ‘^ci l - Wheat... Prices for prime to Choice range from certify, that the above peijtioneriß 01 f, 00 r , B P u , le or O and weil fined fur a Seminary for Young WAGES \vtt*L UK l*AlD—Kmfuire attHM - - ■ .•.•^'.•y^l--:-
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ftry bfandsnt 8,60@3,75 bbL r£nSSt JaMrUttle^m^%o» a Vohn > M*Q?e < wair The place ^ a '»^ aidets » P Liberty street. This “ £*
Corn...Daih mixed and yelW at 04f2185 per funlipr vi f,’ Wm p such purpose, inquire of L» JJ do Hams, piiratibn; themedfcalvirtue*of which urc'fbßrtdltt-bo 1 * > J
; - hn«*/)fita at 24f51250 ner bns P Joha Deck, F E Volu, Wm B Schofield, John Mjonor, fy\An( A. WILKINS k CO. ado 8ld«, end for B ate by eight times the strength of the original AmericaaOih J? x
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r; Provisions... The market 19 improving. Mess mo the Honorable the Jud*eaof Ihe Court ol Oencrni I.KT—ONI? WAREHOUSE, on Liberty bnpo- mftrC Nos 80 ftnd St Water.nnd Trom >C dlfeeiioiiMbnUnse Fneverydisea e whereihoongi*' # * r
Doric brincsl4,oo to 14,25; prime 12.00 to 12,50 X Quarter SoeiJou* of the Peace in and for ilte Coumy 1 sn^-the head of Wood strrci.with a vacant. Lot V>UCKITrs AND TUBS- nal American OriUas been found htdti effichcipoSjand >
t i a. i UmA ?« iiMAAt,.i ofAlTeghenyi boclt runniun ihroagh to Penn streei, now occupied bv K 70 doz Denver Rii*fr»i» Itso fttreSceed«theor|glnaHapo»ver,ttstdrenderirthei
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Mayor s Court. —Alderman Steel, yesterday IiCJ to 7^; kegs fttB} to Oo J«r lb. Bolkaieat la Piusbnrgh, in the Coumv aroMsnld, humbly .hewoth - IWeswongiwn Ui ofAnnl.lBs*. Enquire of 1> J Tubs For .ate bv irrit- m * „, JOHN YODNGSON. ‘
?.•« •t»a---J..-- w •.•:.■•■ .. . . -nriirfli fl»lS)fiVner lb hoe roand Bncon irad- Thai your peixi oner bmh provided himself wiih m»i o - frM ILIUKD t Co.. IK) Wood su raaifi I 4tv ItpoS?. m . cnxra N. B. Tbe orijmatOH In m nwnfal ttaifr »s Mken . i
&/»? morning, bid eight cases bejore llim from the ■ Wt f .o® 0 ? ?!! - ““-lirj rial.Lth. BCCowraodallon-of traveUrii a»d Oiber., ni ’ ~ , 9 WATERMAN ft SONS. fmm ihalrnwrlaor ,ligganb.caDbebailg^abQ'»e—Md - .?
'3^aK\i^^WjS'*>- , .%?-'^ 7 k;f-s:-rjiw'-.t ! tratcli hnn«fl ,hK>B nf »lmm >,- j- . , ii'TOnoing JO prioe, snouluera Ot. iJto I J, nnd hi dwelling boot. In a/orc«aicl Ward and prays itim ' __ . :■> / ,IiUKNB—JJ do/, m oned jue»,(puie cooper^.,| wilfiio fotmd(f«nuiH. BOtwiib.iandiuj k cem >n 4ns „ J
°V 1?ll0 P. he dlSolmr 2 e<li BidcBatB,6o toB,6oper hhd; hama 8J to 9 <> yoorHonotY^lllbenlea.edio Br anthi m a‘lle;,.. o u> . r*PßP m ? t “f ,, V. , alBby , „ dUlnwtobßlbßMJ, Proprietors.
sUib yoang inea übo wero arowia tjertb. L“p hou,eo P f emermifan,. And yOU r P e,i- A ““SruS & sons. d*,-,r , ■»•
tbe Diamond, the before, were dealt ( Freights are advancing owfog to a scarcity of ,w “ r - ,u . inilmyb,> “ tt^ wlll f7AMES stehlino. T ortToT^on*no b y 2S nr ’. ~l " roy ‘ on '!2 nd Cr^ - f
*oS«?&^2s^&«3^ ~e Ughtir:tritb.aslt'kbnfear©^that'the :v Wstolmieil J,boatai ■ ''3W°ur 65n..pcr/bM; pork iOc per Lhd We, the subscribers, eM»bs of the aforesaid Wnrd, frim»lSto*!t!oMeh. an' ?nVlttrf r SSSfi - ma i® s- WATERMAN A SONS r - . <o***T ***?]£:£*,- I S S Jt i . . -j r % ,
OM%PMMMSM hadnotseenred the reaL'disturbers of the case, ' com 800 per bbl. _ 3I0 ' T^^lT.W.Pi^SiftS&g l
' bßta PW t J-Tho,.wereactmg ; Bimply ; on the:de» ■ PHILADELPHIA MABKET—Marah 9. and thdl raid tavern l«ne- u IT J WWai - 1 -»CE. for d »ale e at *. 1 , 0 9iP“‘ <ll) l» nil - ~
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8 kma * 10 ~ ftrCtt * iror ft low I finnnesSp and holders are asking an advance; de- mo the Honorable the Judges of the Court ol Oenora! Allender. J C Whicap, Urn Chamber, James Hoyd, whh inateriala foriho accommodaiion of traveler nf,!f STCES ANi>"»ATlNa.—Juijtrecrivrd over SOrievv's ood'STOWtJcommencine '•-
moments vre ironld have calm enneUine, and no j mand for export only moderate. SaleSof 1800 i. Qaa«er Sessions of thoTeace In and for the County WraM >luy B ,j M Mmtiand Others nt biß dwelling 1,0u,e in the Ward black Silks nnd Satin?, Olatri Silks, Bonnet -nnd Ho There ip connected with UietnsutmiOnttCaoynrrerat
Wittd; ““ tato" you were aware of the | hble etraight and bettor brand*, at 4.2606.26 H Tamer,of.be Fitth Ward, Pm. T O CI-«e^? ,^^ S» SlB.’nM'p JfSS.-’K'.Sf “ ° f *" rJr ' VJ ‘ Uh aCo . &bl^rT ' • ~
change, clouds and <fatnnn*M vnnld anom * A piu for commonio extra fancy retailing brands. bargain ibo Coanty. .aforeMidyhombty shcwethr-TJiat 0 f AHeghony : And your peduoner, as in duty bound, sviii prav- m ' “ arfl • • ' /.;-0J andnOfrftei r'rect. • ia ?2;^?i :!o wmcice.v-*iViV^;-v :^ m ■:•..■
wlm,Y.Ti ■. ™ . Corn Meal...Steadyj Penn’a, 8,12+: fair Bran- yo«r Peuuoner baiii provrdedhlmMff wli T hep.uiion of Jamo Ls.lrh.of Poanli Word, P ti, k , , tv U NEWELL TU9T wrnedaT a a *rJ , PENHANSHtP-A. leache, bar been employed w •
Yelope the whole City. The day W 43 quite pleas- . .«■ J “> , 3. for the accomniodauon of traveler, and pUien, oi_hi» burgh, m Hie coumy nforpeald. humbly .heweili,—Thai We. He .ahtenber., eunen. of the Ward mtraaiM, J somnertrof ™. :*^®<hWge.«lthi*. branch: whoideyott!?W«LWh^«S e%^':S-.s®t!&s;s^i;,■«.?•,.'
S ant k«Mm. . . .. . dywme.iS’ZU. , dwelling house, in tho Word efore.aid, and pray. your peilnoner haili prov«lod h mself nuh oinirrioU do certify that ihr ibove pel, uoner I. of good repme for V 'orunem 01 oeimemeu-e blact Ilalian temiOiuotheaaTafleementoFhitctassas ' J -.
* WCT v» throughout, Oad business "WAS ByO Flour IS in better demand; sales at 3,00. that your Honors will be pleused.to grant him a licenße for nccommodaiion of travelers and others, at honesty and tempurunce, and is well provided with -- --■ ■ • ■" --- ■-■■■- \ ;
comparatively brisk. * Sales 200 bus Prime’ Delaware red Wheat, at to keep a public house of entertainment. And yourpe* his derailing bouso in the Word aforesaid, and prays that house room and conveniences for the accommodate™ T/?“* A.. A v »ia»UiV js,>co.
r JuasK. . 'tTln nmnlt 1 XrnnirrrminnH nt Vfln mlonor ol m dutv bound, will pray voor Honor, will be bloated lo emu bun o fiooS.o ,„ tmd lodging of rovoler. and .inurcun. and ihni ...a JU havoroceived 10 ea«s of P Allen & Sons oprine WraeUnßO.ehln.,o.l«“i;r.^X” WOmHnSI,I<W
. T?--'Vp„,,v, Z~. : * lots good Pennafloiaatuualor red, bICHABD TURNER. leep a public house of entertainment And jour peti- wycrmi decenary JP' Prim. mart lly reference m oar principoliHlrchlim. and bn.meM
root* Hatters. —The Polios of our city hare and IQOc for white. lit We.ihe Bnbscnbera.cmzeusof lho Ward nlorcinld, uoner,as in doty bound, will praj-. Wmßalsion,aL Havilon, JosAoung, Tbos llewiu, —• * men it will be found that iheroi. no InWlalioninihlo - ■ '" ■■ ; ' : '-r : i
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. ~ “ for a day ottwo past. Theita Com is not so nlentv Bales 800 bus Southern honesty and temperance, nod uwoll providedwith house We, the t.abscriberj,cwlzen. or the afortraid Word, Ntebau., James Scott Richard Torner, JJiedneh Hitch I ihenubUc tint throSvc
T -(i. were but three commitment* rho . M nhr Lorn SB not SO plenty, sales BUU DUB Bontnern room i, d conveniences for tho acepinmodotion and a 0 certify that tho above peutroner 16 of good repute mai9 3t-E««pi.,e, «rot-er^y P and C n‘lKKl!fi!!J®»" , s OK CH ASIBEKLIN, Trmeip.l,
to the oonnty yellow at_6lo. > lodging of .trenger. nml travelers, and that *uid tavern , o rhoiiesiy nnd temperanee, and is well provided with „„. v MrS^irt 1 Nn 1 aftdiw and ProfefcOr of Book.Keiptn*. ;
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Jos. 3. Joriand amf PpftnAto marinf WA . A _ a tions at former prices. art, D Ems. Georgeßcott, John Jonea. Imaidrfh* Thomas ScoU. Martin Connoly, James Vcrher, Hfinrv use of tin* iiivaluabtumedicinefoMhe cureof Epiliplie — to em - , f ftt Vfi.lm). -.vry^
leased from «h - .f - , dc W Wiskey...labhls.22 , .c; hhds, 220, -’ WiktWWtug M-oStoSJ* BaJyßMle.Jamel’M Sl.aoe G \V> Sun if, ritr. or Falling S.rlturs,, *p oa m., Crsmn.ConvuwS,,, TjONKWa ’-IIONNETS
the custody or thejodor, by Alder- PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. ~ PITT9BUHOHWEAM fcJLRBLB ’works. ® Ve fm n Vs ,^s l,, “ndew u’.he'mo"’ ®‘in'LlV rnSi ml'dwilMed’ 1 m”s A.A. MA^ON* k roifSlffdM^^.' »
>»J Man Lewis. , , 8eef...1.200 head were offerine' sales of 700 31«, 331 and 833 Liberty, opvasxu SmaMMst. Andelrson,MtellaelDaly-CAremrl. trn<uS3l '.“"S nrcmtaVtor 'he "ove dr.na.r. it stands iTginii ’ sinTt/"X:. t. ‘ . M Wl>t>ft “• . 'Purehn.erirwonWdo wdl.lo yUUhI. Wiretwm. o , - -
- " atffiS fiO inntha • “ g W/rONUMKNTS. Grave Stona»: Wtels Furuitute OPLENDIO NEW JE.VELRY—Hooo ho. ifiTn l",,MiwmdK bbh '’ Ul “ JSWSSSLSS?^®*** Ie b V I f ""■
J?? friend Chfirlpn Tr_..t i «, . _ , - .. . . ffX Tops, and till kinds <rf manaraetpred Marble, al- -|J) celved a new- lot of rich ami ftshiasable JfcrVVEl.- s ? u | t hwtoen «aitl ihatßpilepay i? VwV, f. wia«. & CRQ/&K »Tt ** j
' \ “«*“ v tir mend Charles Keqt will be m the Hogs...6M head in market, and sold at from W ny.Anhand,andtnadaloorderoniUo.hoite.tiioticß ry. Also, some fine Waichest which he will sell, a. bowevor, n not the fact Dr Hurt’. VegetahleTExtrac! TA RV PEALHEs—Ibu .alebf ' ATTORNEY AND COVNsbl£oß JtT iAWJ - v
-r. iw*-j***tr market, on Saturday next, ftt his aid Ot and mill, s<©<,6o 100. Several hardred dc«gn» for Monuments, orl*_inai and u.upl, tower then thei sameqaaUly eon be pprehared has. aud.is constantly cormg this distreMlnaemuDlaint. Asmara - SMITH A
‘. Romo of tha fina.r n=.e .n— s.:. t J C0w5,.,100 in market, and sates nt Stt 12fSl eelected.on hand. The trade furnished with Marble at lor at any olher E.lablisUtnsut lathis City, and at leas t a . the lestlomay received from physictanfandotliera Vt rtn* : A J <frAi,P,d>h,«t, Pk ~ jtV*lsm*srtF „ "
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" . 'ißlver Intelligence,
Cincinnati, CapL Birmingham, leaves
to.day'at 11 o’clock; for Cincinnati, ‘ She is one
of Ihe'best ofoiir “floatingpalaces,” and Capt.
Birmingham is as celebrated for Mb urbanity of
manners, and the peculiar taste he has for mak.'
ing passengers feel comfortable, ns his boat is
for good management and accommodations.
The River and Weather.—lke river was falling
yestetday, with about 12 feetwatst on the Falls
last evening. Tbe river had receded altogether.
10 inches. Tite wcatheryesterday was extreme
ly disagreeable, andheavyrainahad fallen du-;
ring the day, and it was raining quite hard lost
night,— Eautsv. Caur. 6tii.
B@ii.Tie river > wsa rising: rapidlyyesterday
afternoon, ■lt had reached the houses ca ' 1 Bat
Ho w™ at dnafe, ■ and the: deaizenaofthe row vrero
leaving for other porta. 'The business on the
landing; all day, was uncommonly’lively, and
the boats had plenty to do. —Cincinnati Con\m>r.
rial, 6th.'
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Enthusiastic .Prohibition Liquor Laiv Meeting.
—At a. very Targe and most enthusiastic meeting
of citizens'iri favor :of the adoption by thfe Legis.
lature, of a Tscw totally prohibiting the sale of
liquor; in Pennsylvania* (except for medicinal
purposes,}.held on Monday evening, In the Cum
berland Presbyterian Ohuroh,' (Rev. A. M; Bry
an’s,) on Sixth street—Bov. D. H. Riddle, D
D., was called to the Chair, Messrs. Wm. Bar
ber, John M. Kirkpatrick, Daniel HeVshman, R.
,C. Stockton.JohnGlenn.Georga A.Berry, Geo
R. White, A. G. M’Candless, and Dr; Johnston,
acted as-Vice' Presidents j and Messrs. James K.
Morange and James K. Kennedy were appointed
Secretaries.
The meeting was opened with prayer by the
Bev, *Sr.: Riddle, after which JTon. William B.
McClure, chairman of the committee on resolno
fions, offered the following: ■
Boohed, That the safety of the people is tho
Supreme Law.
Boohed, That self defence is not a passive
right, but an active and positive obligation en
joined upon society for its own protection, pres
ervation nnd respectability. ...
Boohed, That the earnest action of the citi
zens of this Commonwealth, in the cause of Tem
perance; at this lime, is not aggression but
defence. 1
Boohed, That the legislation which prevents,
is wiser: than that wMcli. punishes, and when
causessre removed, effects will cease.
Resolved, "That the codes of civilized Warfare
sanction the/capture and destracition of the
munitions of‘war of a public enemy, in timo of
war.- ■ ■ ■ •
Boohed, That experience has proved that the
license laws for vending spirituous liquors,
scarcely: alleviate, abd can never remove the
evils they were.aimed at.
Raolved, That no Taw, Short of absolute pro,
hibition; will avail ; ftnd.that for prevention of
crime, the preservation of pnblio peace, healthy
morals, and prosperity,, which lie at (he foanda
tion of social existence, the exigencies of society
now imperatively demand such a law and none
other. ■. . .
Resolved,* That we approve of what is called
the ,“Maine Liquor Law.” . Wo bclieve the peo
ple of this Commonwealth are prepared to adopt
it; and we do most respectfully and earnestly
petition the Legislature of.Pennsylv&uia, now in
session, to enact it, or one equally stringent and
prohibitory.
Baolred. , That ail laws granting licenses bith
erto,-haTebcen, and forever must be, cruel ond
defective in this: They lead men Into tempta
tion, and .then punish them.for yielding to it;
whereas, a-prohibitory law leads ns not into
temptation, but deliversns from evil.
His Honor, Judge M’Clure, then made a speech
of great.power and beauty, pointing ont theeviis.
which intemperanee entailed upon the commu
nity, giving a detailed, occonnt of his observa
tions m the Criminal Court, tho red calendar of
which was filled with crimes resulting directly or
indirectly, from the use of ardent spirits. . The
learned Judge concluded a practical addfress,
which made a most profonnd impression upon all
present, by expressing it ns Mb firm and solemn
conviction, that , the only manner la which, tho
evils he had pointed out could be obviated,', was
by tho passage of the proposed prohibitory
liquor law. . - ;
Cot Wilson M’Candless was called ujion for
an address, and responded in a most eloquent
manner, answering ail the objections which had
been urged against the Maine Law, and proving
that it did-not recognize the right.of any one to
search private houses, unless an affidavit bad
been previously made that they contained liquor
which was kept for sate.
Hon. Walter. Forward, at the request of the
audience, addressed them ia bis usual style of
fervid and impressive eloquence, ia favor of the
proposedlaw, and pointed ont the reasons which
in his, opinion, imperatively demanded its pass
age. Of that passage he had no doubt; it might i
be delayed for ■ a short* time, but the force of ,
pnblio opinion would irresistibly impel the Leg-
islaturs forward, until the friends of temperance
achieved an ultimate triumph.
After some appropriate remarks by Mr. J.
Harrison-Parry,: the-Rev. Dr. Rodgers.-made a
brief address, and the resolutions (as read by
Judge McClure) were on motion of Dr. A. G.
M’Candless, unanimously earned.
On motion of Alderman Steel, it was resolved
that the proceedings of this meeting be published
in the city papers, and that a copy duly authen
ticated, he forwarded to .Harrisbnrg.
The exeroises were closed with prayer by tbo
Rev. Nathaniel West, and the meeting adjourned.
D. ( H. RIDDLE, Ch’n.
J. K. Mobasqe, ) • -
J. K. Kessedy, j Secretaries.
‘ 't-HstJungi.in the Ordinances About That." —
Since the new night watch have commenced their
dnties, the above has become a by word among
both its friends and enemies. It originated with
the new Captain of the watch, who; perfectly
ignorant of the duties- whioh attach to his-sta.
tion, and acknowledging no criterion but the
“Ordinances,” is incessantly appealing to them
for the correctness of his positions. A-few
nights ago, a drunken mao. was taken down, and
when he began toexpostulnte with thc Captain
about locking: him up,: was met wdth a very
pointed application of the Ordinances, in the
shape of a lecture upon their bearing, upon bis
case. Some boys about the door at once caught
the above expression, and it ts now a standard
by-word. • ■ -
e&'OB. Valkstihp bail another fall house
last evening, and the andieneeleftthe Hall high
ly pleased with tbeperformance. Sot the least
attractive portion of the entertainment was the
sweet songs of Mr. Mtrsrtnr, “My Mother
Dear,” and. “ Molly Bawn,”-were given witha
feeling that few but Murphy can sing them
with, and his “ Qroves of Blarney,” we thought
eqnal to that of. the lamented Power. ' - .
: :We aro gratified to announce that Dr. Valen
tine will prolong his stay one evening more, and
that another, entertainment will be given this
evening, which will positively be his last perfor
mance in this 'city.
I 8©» The “ Ladies' Association of the Mends
of Hu&gary,” will meet at the German Churah,
I Sixth and Smithfield streets, this afternoon, at
2J o’cloob It ia hoped that there will be a very
large attendance,—as every lady who has joined
the present Association, will be entitled to
receive one of the One Dollar Hungarian Notes,
and alf who may hereafter join will also receive
one Mrs Lynda Eliot, who has been appointed
by Gov Kossuth one of Jus Agents, will famish
to the members.of this, or any similar Associa
tion, such amount ,of these notes as may bi
necessary.
. jDatingmshcd Brooks, the
roemker etect from Mississippi to 411 the unex
pired term of Gen. Foote, arrived ia this oity
yesterday morning, on board the steamer Cin.
cjnnati. Ho is now cn route for Washington.
, Opening of-the Canal. —The most positive as
surances are given that the water will be Je t into
the Canal on Saturday next. As soon as this ia>
done, freights, .which have hegan to get soaroe,;
will be moro plenty tor our steamboat man. s
C©“ This morning at 10 o’clock, at the dwel.
Bug house, No. 188 Grant street, will be sold a
large assortment of excellent Furniture, &0., by
P, M. Davis, Auctioneer.
JBSF* Mayor Guthrie is as yet unable to leave
bis room from the effects of his recent sickness.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
. BY TUB O'REILLY LIKE.
xxxn coNGaEss-piusT sessio^
Wasiiisqtoh, March 0.
. derate—Mr. Clarke introduced some non
intervention resolutions, on which Mr. Seward
is making a set speech.
■ House—A bill granting public lands and right
of wny to Alabama, for the construction of a
Railroad, was taken up and debated, and again
laid over.
■ The Iloose then went into committee on the
Homestead bill, when another loog debate en
sued on canvassing claims of candidates for
l'residenoy. ’
' j CtsotßSATi, March 9.
The board of public works have reduced the
tolls on all arlicleslfrom Cincinnati to Dayton to
a uniform rate of'iwo mills 1000 lbs. ‘e 1 mile,
and to one-half mill down. The tolls were for*
merly from 0 to 10 mills "g 1 mile, from Cincin
nati ti Dayton, and 3 to 4 from Dayton down.
Bostok, March 9.
The Liquor Law passed the Senate to-day.
It is to be submitted to the people for adoption
before going into operation.
Sr. Loins. March 9.
Tile steamer Emperor arrived at 7)l*. si., with
Kossuth and suite on board, he was escorted to
the Planter’s House, by several companies of
German volunteers.
The amount of money raised hero, for the
Kossuth Fund, by Concert, speech and donations
will barely exceed fifteen hundred dollars.
NEW VORK MARKET—March 9,
piour.. .Sales of 1000 bbls Indiana at $4,81@
5,06; Stato at §4,75@4,87.
Corn-Sales of GOO bushels Jersey at COc.
Lard—Sales of 200 bbls at Bf@yj.
Groceries—l GO bags Rio coffee sold at 91—9,1.
Molasses, sales of 100 bbls Orleans at 300. Sales
of GO bbls Rico sugar at 5 jo.
Oil... Sales of 100 bbls Linseed at G6c.
Rice—B3 tierces sold at $3,25@3,81.
Tobacco—Sales of 34 hbds Kentucky at 5J@
Gjjo.
Stocks—Kentucky G’s, $1.06); Indiana Slate
s’a, BGc; United States 6'g, 18G7, 1,18.
EVENING.
Cotton...ls steady at unchanged rates,
flour—Sales of’fiOOO bbls of Stato at 4,80}
-@,4,87; 0hi04,87@5,00.
Corn—Sales of fB,OOO bus,, northern'-yellow
corn at U7c.
. Corumcal—Sales of 100 bbls at 3,37,1.
Provisions—Sales of 300 bbls moss" pork at
1£,75;, prime 14,121.
-.Lard...Sales of 400 bbls at 8)08}.
Groceries... Sales 60 bhda of Orleans sugar at
djo’ijlb.
Tobacco... Sales of 100 hbds of Kentucky at
41@81.
Whiskey—Sales of 100 bbls of prison whiskey
at 210.
CLVOINNATI MARKET—March «>
The river has nsen 2 feet siaco Saturday, bnt
is now sta.tionory. The weather is warm and
showery.
Flour... Sales of 400 bbls at 3,25, and prices
firm.
Whiskey—Soles at 154.
Provisions...Tbo market is firm. Hales of 100
hbds Bacon sides nt Sjjo J- 1 lb; 200,000 lbs hulk
meat sold at from G@C} for shoulders, and 7}
lor sides.
Lard—Sales of ISO kegs at Bj, and barrel at
Sc.
Groceries... The market is quite active; 200
hbds sugar at 4}@o|; fair 6}. Sates of 400
bbls Molasses at 300. per gallon.
CINCINNATI MARKET—March 9.
Flour—The market was steady, with a fair
I demand. The withdrawal of the water from tho
Miami Cana), caused more firmness on the part
of holders. The sales comprised 1200 bbls. at
-prices ranging. from .3,22 to 3,30. Received
during the list 24 hoars, 6,019 bbls,
Lard—The demand is active. Soles GOO kegs
No. 1 Lard, at 8)0; 400 bbls do, at Bc.
8ac0n..,200,000 lbs shoulders, sides, and
hams, Inbulk nt GJc for shoulders, and 7}c for
sdes and hams.
. Whiskey... Sales GiO bbls at 15§.
The river has fallen 7 inches during tho Issi
:24 hours. Weather cloudy and showery.
ST. LOOK MARKET—March 9.
Receipts have been very light, and the high
freights have caused a hmltod business. The
weather is warm. The river ts stationary at 7
to 8 feet to Cairo.
for Wbitllugl
"i* eplvndid paoenijerßlenraer
tNCltEBTKft,Usuxas l> Alooas, Ma-ler.
SIVMdWI,: ln-w»Hy packet between Ibis
TI,Ji L ll *®’ Hm.bnrgb every Tuciday
vUl. d ju 10 A. M., lor Beaver, Weill
lih!.’.T.„ V"‘.V Ue and WeUabargb | renmrnm, leave,
ai^ufi t "*i& , .r" a cllV '" l! ' Wellivilleaod Heaver every
Monday, Wednesday and Fridr y, al 9 A. St. ’
•*“"**.*• bavins ou.arpanscd oecommo
uatloas, apply ou board, or l© .
AHMSTItONU, CEOZKR A Co,
. "<£”** *» a new *ide wheel boat, and in n,r i
Jargew and finest steams ever built tor tho trade. Pa*. I
*^ u Pr cr * e*a depend on her remaining in I
<drev.it I
ttlvar Traue.
RBOBLAH FRANKLIN PACK RTS.
I JS&J& Tna line .learner ALLKQUGN Y BELLE
W«. lIaMXa- leaves ill* AMi*-
lt 4*P jj r ° f Fr * Kk{m » eVcr y Monday and Tftursda Vt
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3, Capt
Jous NaXsa, leave* the AJlerbeny trli apf for PrauV
Un. every TUudoji and Frtd-ay, at 4 P.M.
Eor Freight or Pannage,apply on Board fmarfO
Kor Alarlctu an<s HooMagport.
TaiGnffgtcunpi PACIFIC, Zarocb Mo
< ISefcßßHglkTaM. will leave for ike above and intermedi
ate pom every THVKSDA Y , ai4 o’clock, 1\ M.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or u>
T; WOODS A SON,
No. C| Water tt„ and 63 Front *i.
Por bUtlßuning and Catlfljhr "
liahi drought aod pleasant steamer
WON, Capt. MTXitao*a, will leave the
Athtyccoy wharf on Mont Jay, Wednesday and Friday*.
a( 3 o clock, P. M , for KiUanoinff and Catfish. For
frctjtfal or pa»a«e apply on hoard. inoetg
Louisville, March 9.
Po* Long Hcubt fierittu, Firktribnrit
and Oalllpolli,
fMmftmm h. Tho fine fetcamer GOV. MRH»S,
« T]Lf ..Ea Sacfi, Ma**er, -will leave far the above
cSwiQwHa and iutercrdja'Q port*. every
asMSBiBBSm a tuksday, m a r. m.
For freight or pauipe apply on board, or to
_Je*3 JOHN FLACK. Arem
w
■'O the Honorable tha Judge* of the Coart of Grucral
, Qmrter Sc*»!on« of the Peace, In and for tb* County
or Allegheny.
The peiuion of Robert Dingey, of tbe Fifth W*rd. city
of Pittsburgh, tit the Coanty aforesaid. humbly tbeweih,
Th.it yoar petitioner hath provided hiroielf with taatr.
rial* for the accommodation of traveler* and other*. at
h»* dwelling in the Silt Ward aforesaid, and pray*
that your honor* mil U* pleated to gram him a hceuac to
keep n public boe».e<*t entertainment And your peti
tioner. as in duty bound, mil pray.
ROBERT BINSLP.Y,
We, the aubteribert, ciiuen* of tbe Ward aforesaid, do
certify that the above petitioner l* of good repute for
honesty aud temperance, and i* well provided with tu>u>e
room and convenience* for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and tntvclenr, and that »aU! tavern u ue
ceanary.
J Y O Bell, Richard Pavery, p M'Cormtck. William
llamihoo, Jacob Aht,Oib«on Trimble. Robert White
aide, Jeremiah Frew, Hugh Richardson, K J Sietran,
Jame» Watson, Joaepb Barker- {marvel
f|H> the Honorable the Jadm of tbe Court of General
1. Quarter Sessions of the Peace to and fur tbe Coomy
of Allegheny:
Tbe penuon of John Otlerron, of Reserve town
skip, in tbe County aforesaid, humbly shewn!! I
That your peiiuoaer ftalb provided btmseif with material*
for tbe accommodation of traveler and othnt, ai in*
dwelling home in the township aforesaid, and pray* '.hut
your Honors will be pleased to gram huu a Veens* to
keep a public house ol entertainment. Am) your peti
tioner, a* in duty bound, will pray
JOHN OTTIiRSON
We.iho subscriber*,cmzeusof ihe township aforesaid,
do certify that the above jtcmioner <sof good repute for
honesty and temperance, uitdjsAveJl provided wiilt bou«©
room and convenience* for tbe accommodation ami lodg •
mg of stranger* and travelers, and Dial said tavern ia nr
cessary.
Cail hiefar, Adam Wise, J Giity, 1U Ritelfrfger. John
H ickline, Anthony Mink, K Dnersf, Jos Loiink.C llauui,
M Dictrlsb. ft Charter* flSweeoy. fnsio..l.*
f|Ml the Honorable tbe Judges of the Court of General
J, Quarter Sessions of tbe Peace, in and for the Coun •
tyof Allegheny-
Tbe petition of William Tucker, of Ihe Ninth Ward,
cuy of Fnitburgh. in tbe Coanty aforesaid, humbly
shewcih,—Thai your petitioner hath provided himself
with materials for the acnommodatian of travelers and
other*, at hi* dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid,
and proye that your Honor* wilt he pleased to grout him
a license 10 keep a public home of entertainment, And
your petitioner, a* in duty bound. will pray.
WILLIAM TUCKER.
We, tbo subscriber*, citlzensof the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, aud U welt provided with
bouse room and conveniences for the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary.
Thomas Itosewell, N M’Carro, Richard Prior, Tho* D
Gillespie,P Yost, II Mil'er, Jobu Vordy, Tho* Macke
rel, Joseph Knox, John J llough, &t Aitenbaagh. John
8 MtHcr. (matO:3t*
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace,!!! and for the County
of Allegheny:
Tb© petiuon of Joseph KTier.of tbe Third Ward, city
of Pittsburgh, in thfe County aforesaid, humbly showeib,
That yoorpemtouorholb provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travelers and others, at hu
dwelling house ill the Ward aforesaid, and nray* that
vour Honors wili .be pleased to grant btm a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your peti
tioner, as in duly bound, will pray.
JOSFPfI KISER.
c ßlCE.—Weh&ye ,*a!gsof.5 Tiereea reported aid 1
newerop. ■..>
-CLOVER SEEU—ThetA is raorAfirmitgas on the part
of holders, ealesof S 5 btubeU at 84,75.
ONIONS— SaIes of 30 bids at CO cents per bushel
HAY—IS loads'atthe wharf at $l5; at the scales
813015.
GHOCERIBB<~SaIes. of 25 bbls Sugar at 5Jc ; 20
bbla molasses atCoffee: we quote at 10j®10|c
by the lot; by ihetng ll®ll}c-
LARD-We have sales or 10 kegs at B|c for new
FLOUR-Salesyesterday were light. - We have the
followmg*lots reported f3O bbls at *3, CO ;10doIt Hi ■
30 do extra at 83,00 : 30 do at 3,00; 16 do 2 00-
The ntarkel continues him, with so increased
demand for No 3 mackerel We quote fiiin at 87 50®
to 8.00. Cod Fish 4}®4lc-
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
7 ltd a IMI-HM WATBB Iff TUB CBtMNII.
_ ARRIVED:
Stetmtr Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownstrltle.
Baltic, Beimel, ilrowmvillr
•; S.V M ’ Keo A Hendrickson, McKeesport
Ihoinaa Shrlyer, Bailey, West Newton
Geoessae, Conanl, West Newton.
•• H. Bayanl, Peebles, Elizabeth.
' Forest City, Murdock,Wellskille
Dmrnal, Conwell, Wheeling.
Cincinnati, Uiratngba<n7Clnclnnati.
* * £ 0 * aw>r > Woodborn, Louisville.
‘ Jefferson, John»ton,Loui«vt]|<?.
“ Tiber, Kier, Louis si. Louts.
„ . DEPARTED:
‘ Baliic, fennel. Brownsville.
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, do
!* J-M’Kee, Hendrickson,McKeesport
Thomas Bhriver, Bailey, WestNewmn
‘ Uenewee, Conaot, Wes* Newton
‘ 9. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Michigan N0.2,801e5, Bearer.
" Michigan No. 2, Boies, Beaver.
“ Winchester, Moore, Wheeling.
» Htberma No. 2, Klioefelier, CtneinnaU.
u Swallow,—.New Orleans.
. “ lien. U«iues, Cope. Bt. Loui».
“ <Jov. Meigs, BhunkT Hockinepon.
" Columbian, Poe, vvabash River.
Marietta, Pnkiribnrgb and Hocking
port Pocket*
, The Heartier HAIL COLUMBIA, A. ?,
danvftiarter, wUi leave Pitubargb every Monday
at 3 o'clock, K M.; retc ruins will leave iJockiuapori
every Tuesday, at fl o’clock, A. M. BP^
I’atsengetß and shipper* may rely on the ac
commodation aud promptues* W. u. WIIUKLGK'.
WOK* N*.S4 Markei
«dn«*4*r Pwk»t for Cincinnati*
fIM» Tii« new and fan rannfn* ttracier ClN
jfflggsygClNNATl, Cucaisgaan, Maaier, vtU [cate
sgffmMfflfggttltoflr f«ry Wmsbbai.
J‘ot freight or passage, appfv o» board, or to
dec3o G. U. MILTBNBKRGFR.
PUBLIC bALR OP REATj E&TATB -—On Saturday
afternoon, March atOo'cloek, will be sold- an
Ihe premises, situated on High street, a valuable Lot,
within call of the Court House, continuing 27 feet from
by 72 feet deep, toad fuel tilleyv On the premises there
are lour frame Dwellings, Of two stories—each 27 by 20
feet .also, a good Engine, of between Gve and six
three turning lathes, one boring lathe,
oireirrar saw, Urge grindstone, and all the machinery
for Gutng up (*azzam r B Patent battenings for Bedstead*.
'I he whole will be sold together, except the fcngine.
which will be pqUI separately. If required.
Terms at sale. For further particulars, enquire of
Alexander Lawson. {maiSj LVM’KENNA, AuciV.
AllACJiftiEsNi’ SAlJv.—Uy virtue ul a writ ut at
tachment, lo me directed, will bo soldat (bo Aue*
turn House of JP. M’Ktfima,ou Monday; 15ih o( March,
at lOo’clocktii the forenoon, a superior lot of Mahogany
Furniture, comprising jn par—mahogany sofas, divan*,
mahogany hair seat eftnuf, marble top* and plain tables,
huieauji soperior French bedstead,mahogany ward
robo stands, feather t>pd<, hatr ajid siraw mattrassi*s ;
hrll, parlor, atair and domestic carpeting, bmtAnia and
other ware—with a variety of other tirtfele*.
0. CUKTI3, Sheriff.
P. APKENNA, Auel’r.
P. H. DA VlS.Auctloueo r.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.—On Monday raormna;, March iSrb,
at lft o'clock, altne late residence of William Bayne,
dec‘«l, l*e»n. near O’Hara Mrael, Fifth Ward, will br
aoJd, by order of Administrators, the entire stock ol
Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging lo that e
tasr, embracing T» general assortment. Sale positive
Terms—Cash—Currency.
tnarlU
iAKO'H'fVVu MOKMi OMiXIUUS AT Adcciom.—Uii
4 Wednesday (turning, March Uhh, m 1U u’uiook, a t
e coratnercinl vufe# room*, corner of Wood* und Fifth
I street*, will be told. one Kabtituuinl well baili Twt>
! F-M. DAVIS, Aaci’r.
CIA KU- r,ON DON iTdoKs'At~A ucit m.—A inrge ill
/ voice of choice London Books have been received
wlii-jh wi:i be roid on Ha turd tty eveuing, Murch Kith.
Catalogues* will be published, and the books rp'Mt fu»
"lamination on Friday, at tue safenroom. corner of
Wood aud Fifth streets. P.AI. DAVIS,
_ 2 ______ Aucpr.
HOOK SaLK—«/»Tl>u.*Jiiy evening, iun <n«t at 7
o'clock, at the gale* loom*, corner of Wood and-
F.fJi ar.-ei*. will ne sold an exteuvive collection of vaj
atble books, comprising liner Library Edition* of stand-
HfJ authors; msny esteemed writers on a variety o'
pleating ami uiteriswng sui jeet*; .aplondrd illulrhicd
Joric«, ac. Ac. P. At. DAVIS, Auet’r-
O I’PKHM»tt HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at Adc-
O non —On Wednesday morning, March Hub. ai lb
o clock, at the residence o' L D Taylor, Esq, No. til
Urani street, will be told, {a# he is declining boose
keeping.) his superior Unufehold aod Kttcheu Furni
ture, which have been but a lew aoutbft in use.
Among which are—'rnhotruiy hair si oi divans and
sofa, inaaojany pier table, with mirror ; mooligitny hat
racb,eemre ami *.de table*, wardrobe, drcstiug and
pl iui bureaus work and wu»li standj, black walnut a* d
mobogany rockers,dining and breakfast tnb;es, windror
on l common chairs, high un>i low [■ oit bedsteads, rupe
r uf hair mnttre**, Vc«,itiun and transparent Hinds, hall
oil cloth, lograiii carpeia, door mails, umbrella stand,
bm.k case, ‘uporii»r ieln*>eritor, targe wire safe, A r.
Al*o--Dne large cooking stove, furniture, kitchen
Utensil*. Ac lmnr*j |». M DAVIS. Auci'r.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF GROCERY STORK AND
FIXTURES.—On Thursday morning. March llih.
at 10 o'clock. at the -tore of lieory C Kellv.No ltd Fifth
sue<t. will be sold, by order of John Irwin, F>ij , As
•ignee, his entire stock of superior Family Groceries,
Ac , cofuprMug—
S 8 pkg* extra imperial, young hyvoq and black tea*;
Rio and Java coffee; brown und while sujars; N 0 and
sugar bouse rao!a*«a; spices ; froita; 44 bhU salmon.
*bad, maekarrl and her inr; 2JU do* window rash.*; "23
keg« noil* and spikes j 2J bxa brands ;
duo do* Macon'# blacking ; da bis .emstV, palm npd
common soap*; 15 bss spouu, star and tallow candle*;
19 bbls vinegar; 2 eeroous Fpmich iudigo; 4 b*lcs
brownsheetiugs, round yarn*, baaing awl bed cords;
whiting, madder, toy Wood, white lead,-hot, tubs and
backlit* j w«;donr gin**, seeds, cigar*, dried beef, Ac.
ALSU—*lrou safe. e*’un‘e;, platform scale?, shelving,
bins, inca»wc«, store hjcmre^Ae-
T* ra»—Sums over one hundred dollar*. foot months 1
credit,K»rapproved endorsed notes.
”iaiB J» M. DAVIS. A'uci’r.
W, O.iI'CAUTSKY, Auctioneer.
V, Wtstwur Sjjh, Wi»d:»w F'ltorn.
U rvoow Sm rxsas, Dcotta, Minus Pisces, Lira
•sa, CA»cea7«K‘s flancuits. At Atcuos.—WU be sold
on Saturday, A! arch I3d», at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
•• l Eii «* Wmelng .Mill, lately occupied by Jjbn Uiacb,ou
»> a«hlGtjtou street, unmedtntriy above thseana! bridg'-,
to the Third Ward, ray of Pittsburgh, a!l ibe machin
ery in said mill, amoag which may be mentioned in pan
the tctiuwir.g :—one side pianeias machine, one circu
lar saw, one morticing maehinn, a first rate article; a
***** lot of window sa*h. window frame* cud shutter*,
Doors, rnar.tlc pieces, lumber. earpcn;ci'< betteues, Ac
< arpeniers and those in want of ibt> üboVc aructr*,
should atieud the isle .as ho i* determmed to sell all t.if
havinr retired fiotn that bosiucss. Terms at sale
J*' 9J i ISp A *U*NBY. AuciV
VjqjL’skftui.fi rt-ttatttfak, MtcuUctitT
XI Arnioi. Will be sold on Hatorday morning, the
ffb.b, at 1U o'clock in the foreaooS, at the dwelling house
oi W.C Murphey, Nn iGjTh'fd street.rorner ofChcr
»t alley, aft hts entire Household Formture, Kftfbni
Utcn*ila. Ac . as he t« deeisniag hoasekreptng. Among
tbt assontsem may be mentioned in part th? loHnwimj:
Feather brd« and bedding hi*h and pe«t id#
card tables dUimg ami brrakian tables, w ith stand#,
*ewing >1 tnd*. hurra*#, fancy nndruaimonchnir*. rock
in* chair-, fenders, fire iron?, stair roue, kmve* ami
fork* parlor, it* 1 1 and » ft«r esrpcn:<g, hcar b iugs, door
mats, )[ia*iwifr, cbtsis and ijacco-ware, a large lot m
kitchen uieirsit*. A*-, The above furniiore ba* u.ily
be-« a few tiiooiii# u» u«e, and has been krpi in the iie>t
of order, ami <vtil be wefl worthy the Art- miou of horsc
kerper« nr.d those m wart af »u.*h articlrs
»•«» VV’.O McOARTNEV, Auet r.
HTOItK AND FIX FURES"at Auv'nos
V.X —Will be on Wednesday, March Uhh. at |<»
o’rlork i.i ibe forenoon, at the corner of Penn and
Wayne «urees.a large of Groceries, Oueea*.
were, (jl»«*w»re, Htme Fitture*. Ac. Among the a«=-
sOTtnir nt. may he mentioned la purr, tb? following s co*.
fee. molasses, t.*a. pepper, aiapice, gijj K ef, mus
tard. emmamon. nutmeg«, indigo, saiorato*, starch, cream
tnrtar.su phur, tobacco, soup, candle.*, chocknlate, ei
jtars. wiepping panrr, Ac., logrthrr wi t. ft large lot of
tjureflswßfe and Gias-warr, Platform and Counter
>c«!c# Htorr Fix*ure«, Ac
«»»« w a fIPCAHTNEY, Auct’r.
r p<) On- ll«»>it*r*Mc Ine Jurieesol Die Court of lietwrur'
X St?*aions of ;hc Peace in and for the C-oimi?
of Allegheny :
Iho jtfuitoii of J fiilclm.f«i»l tlie Kirvi Ward I'm*
borgb, in the County aforesaid, hiunl.l) rfTteweU* Thai
your petitioner loiih prov.deU luunclf wwh Material* for
tiie fli'coruntoiiatiou of travelers and other*- ui bin <Uvell
ug bouse in the 1m Wiitd aforesaid. and prays Uml your
auor* Will be pleaded to giant him n licence to fceep h
•ie house or .•merittinnienl. And your petitioner a*
duty hound, will pruy. JAM Hi* 4*1 1.1 '11 HIH |*
"c, ilie 9ut>ftrnhvr<i, ciUrfns ol (he Ward fl<ore*aid
do (Truly that thr above p<MiiKmer is ol rood repute lor
honesty and lfi»fip>r*i|4r, amt i» well provided with house
room antlcoiivemcnces loMlie accommodation and lodg
ing of urunttei« and Ira vuera, ami that raid mverti |s ne
cessary.
Jam** CramotJ, Ailm ( nrdell. John I) Wh<<r A H
riipeiumi, Jdmet hcimetiy. J IMtuii.lrJoh-i Wtllcck
Win Oorutftii, James Ur*). tih Bt. Thus Collin* H (’
Uuttum P Ntrb«i*nu *
fJ'O ilie llonornlile iht* Judi-e* 01 tor louri «< (»rne7ui
J (junrter Sessions ol tin* iVzicr m and foi the County
of Allegheny :
The priition of DC June*. 01 Upper £l. Clair town
••hip. County alorc ♦aid, humbly utieweib. Thu ynorpe
imonrr hub provided himself wuli material* for (he ac-
commodation of traveler* and other*, nt in* dwellm,*
house, 111 the and prays that your
Honors will be pleased 10 grunt him a license to keep a
public houf>e ot emermminem. Ami your petitioner
an in duty bound, will pray. DANIKL 0 JOM*M
We. the subscribers, citizens of the township aforesaid,
do certify that (he above petitioner is of (rood repute for
honesty uud temperance.and 13 well provided wan house
room mid convenience* for the accommodationund to ■*».
111 gof strangers and travelers and that laid tavern is
necessary.
J P Ho •*. Joseph Craig. Jonathan Mtddlesvv *rth Jnn
Bern»ter, Win Kerr. James v\ Deaiatt. Win M’Kenml
Joslma Stevens, Joseph ftl'Grcgor, Ouvid Foster. K
Bmgbarn, John Seville.. Wtn Mutholaml. ImarSUU*
the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
1. Quarter bessions of the Peace in and tor the County
of Allegheny : *
The petition of 11. \V. Ilorbneli. of the towush p of
Wilkins, in Ihe rounty aforesaid, humbly shcweifi
riiat yout petitioner bath provided himself with mate
tuls for the accommodation of travelers and other* tit
htji dwelling house in the township aforesaid, and pruys
that lour Honors will be pleased to gram him u license
to keep a public house of entertainment. And your pe
titioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
H. W. HOnBACH
We, the juhftcribcra.cuiztMtAof the township aforesaid
do enritty that the übove petitioner is ot pood repute lor
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room and convenience* for the accommodation
and lodging of strangers nod travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary.
M Tnotnpson, h Betcr, John A Ramsey. M M’Numara
J Buzzard, John 8 Lncock, W Boyd. 1* Parchment, }| /
Mttchel. II Doubler, II Deniston, t, Smllenfield, jr.
mart :3i
npU the Honorable the Judges of the Court 01 (Jem-rai
4. Quarter hessian* of the Peace, m and ior tJte county
of Allegheny:
The petition of A Thompson, Second Ward, Allegheny,
in the county aforesaid, humbly shewoth.—That your
petitioner hath provided hunsell wuii material ■ fur the
accommodation of travelers m\d others, at his dwelling
house m the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Uottois wilt be pleased to grant him a license to keep a
public hotrsn of entertainment. And your petitioner us
ui duly bound, will pray. AI.LKN THOMPSON
We, the subscriber;*, citizens of the Ward afore
said. do certify that the above petitioner 1* of good re
pute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided
with Uoa*o room and conveniences u»r the accotmnoda-
I'O I.E 1-1 Hu subscriber otierTfonClnrtiio
X store rooir now occupied \vsTi««u AgnAk
*• Davi., N 0.9: cMarketatrcet. *£o ISjH
00 ilia l.t of Apii. Enquire of n £tven£ffiSS.
Jun Sui oil AS. H. PAULSON, No. 73 Wood St
• Desirable Property for Smlj. ■
T"!‘ mr" k ““ w " 0 R El'.N WOOD GARDEN Property
JL i» otfered lor .ale in lotato rail purchaser* Thiß
ajordn « rare chance for a delightful summur lealdence
fret from die ratokc and dirt of the city. For narticn
ars taquireof the eubacriber on lire premipea- .
jatlam* _ ■ _ JAM KS M’KAIN
VT UNNEItY HOUSE TO
I.J and shrubbery, and from 1U to :lu acres ofESaf
groumh Koquire of
uinulbus for Sale*
API RST RATE second hand Omnibus, modern «lyle,
which Uas been runmug-but afinv months Will be
sold very low Apply «t Drdwn’j Hotel, corner of
bimthfield and Third streets.
_ __ BROWN k .
A. CHEAP FARM FOR Wash
n. uigtpn county, Ohio, four miles from the Ohio
River, (oivLuiie Hoiking). Containing 160 acres; 20
acres in cultivation; with a smalt orchard: A good
substantial log bouse, stable, and other oai building*
As the owner withes to go. to California, 1 iUa ottered
at the sacrificing pWeeof 87 per acre,; '•
Five hundred in Ir&nd, balance to sail purchaser.
M’MIN, MOFFITT & CO.,
• No'fll Fifth street.
liltm &AUtv-A KftftiW VK PJAi t AUAL.S—
X two in cultivation; a <lwe!llne hoo«ej &c; b young
orchard? five acres of prime meadow land. Thewhole
ot the Jane! and umber is eorxl—amp welt watered
Situated nine miles trom the City. Price, $2,110(1. Cash*
or approvcdCity property.
S CUTHBERT,GeneraI Agent,
6u .*ml[lifield»treet.
A COUNTRY KHdIDIiNCK fob sAta-A uew two
pj‘»ry llcu«e. arranged with hall, parlor; diiurjf
room, kiL-hen, wash house, cellar and iwo chamber*
Ihe Lot in 74 feel by I.DO, having three anti i«
handsomely siuuttnl and well arranged with garden
fruits and fruit and shade tree* The location i»
(.Itnsaiit nml heaftliy. PrieeSltfOO. Terun eit£7
S. CUTHBKirr General Agent,
Nd.Sh
P. M, IHVIS. Au**.Pr.
n> oinr I'Kut'KK i V ro* SALK--
Cuusi.iing »i,a Brick DwelliogHouse, two slorle.
nigli, wuh a large: buck building mtacheii. fr-onung on
iamcc sircei yf> feel, and exirtidiog beck llu -eei to Or
yVlll bn sold alike low price of gddllill
Une-baM in handj balance in oue and two venra; or
wili rent for ,$lOO per year. 1 *
M’LAIN, MOFPIT A CO_
No. 31 Fif h- Mre.el-
I.'UK KK«N I A huge uud convr nieirt uSn-e. wtjlj o,ls
u*inre*. on first fl.jur of Warehouse now occupied
by us,oud po-rtei-don given immediately. Ako, n targe
ju deonvenifeut Office on *ecoud floor in oer Warehouse
iromTug Water street, and possession given on the tn of
April next. I*. S WaTBRMaN * £o>\B
- Nc« PO and 8< Water «nd t»j F- rom sliest
CP-ML. j.jA;ni> Fuji sixty acre* coat pnvi
t lege. just above ihe *eeond Dam,on ibeYoueliioyhe
oy river [febl*s;ifj A WILKIN’S 1 CO
LIUKHTY WRKETXb I'S FORSALK —Two vsiu
able Pudding Lot*, having each u from on Liberty
street of VO fret, and cxtenilij.g back IJO feel to on nl-
parity occupied by Monon,asa board yard. Price,
Si&Oper foot. One-fourth in ea*h; balance in 8 ami id
monxci!*, Apply 10 M’LaI.V, MOFf ITT &CO -
fc!KO No St Firtf! street.
F < ?!lS^- u ? b M‘*U*k »ra FIVK Acsrnsk
”**OU.ND,ai Draddock’a Fus'd, nine miles from the
cuy of f H u burgl». hisaucw Brick House,aud Uin
»V , ?i« r °» a tobo called «* Braddudl’" Field
Molel given bnuiediauly. Fnouire of
JOHN.
on ibe ptemiscs.
fet»23 :*!?«••
For (lent*
THK DRLG STORK aube co/iicrof HanJ and Pcn«
Mrv<*u.
A B T9 KY BU,OK S««P-with gravel roolj
/\ 4t»J by ai feet ; wnb an .* inch cylinder engine, and
~', ! T, r n a „V‘ £ , Q , od onJe £: Almi, on the «ama Lot, a
*«nall UwniUn? House. Tbe Lot ICO by 40 fret- 8 vean
rca«. reflated on Liberty street, opposite tbe Pcnneyl
vama Rai‘rna.l Picket (Office, KiAli Ward. Apply to 1
J. ROWAKTH,
Xcr; 5p9 (Jberty street-
__ Por Sale.' r
T u *« f-OTS or OROr\D on the comer of Webster
1 tmd Chatham streets, hdjoin
m* each Zi feel on Wehrtcr by isrti on Chatham street,
tt-uti a targe t.nek t»on«* upon the corner lot. This a
dcAira-*!* property and will be cold on rra-torabtc
irons tor further particular* enquito of
J R bAfUt'R. AttontP)'-ai-1.9w.
4ih street, be tow Smi.bflcJd, Pittsburgh, or address
M ll WILSON.
JnrksanviHe,lndiana Co . Pa-
miCidi wTt
PROPKRTV FOB. SALK.
I»nn subscriber Offjri for *a e. on very rea<ouab r
terms, the followin' Property—vii *
A TIIRBU SToß*' MUCK UWKLLI'iO HOUSE
No IJO P.; tin direct, between Hay Mr'ft and
ley; and Lo* y* feet fro .t, extending hack 112 fret to
BJJ alley. The hoo«e it oee of the Lest boHnintrs, and
il ',' at mo * s Plcoxaat neighborhoods in ti.e City
HVK L.orS-—E*obfocin« comer of Front and Ferry
street** j one hundred and five feet front on Ferry, and
w fert on Front street, with a geo-i three tiorv brick
ba»UiH*on the ecroer-a 2*tory frame on Front el—
end i*™* 2 ™* Building*, ccd as shops. on Ferrjr «l
A 1,0 r, 31 feet front by bo deep, on Prom, between
Market and Ferry turret*.
A LOT.wilb very cnnccDieal Frame Dwellinfr Lot
“* fronUnj on Coiiereea ojiil Kim .irooi,
r. A _ L, .“ r 'yy ,iB oirrrt, near ihcnew
Court House. The Loose i* Well arrange t and in rood
order, amt U now occupied a* a Hotel.. "
A TiIKKK STOH) QUICK, on S<sithAc!J street,
near Scventli. bring ui an excellent business lopaiion
r . onSmlllifinld .1.
A COTfAOfc. FRAME ond i.OT, *3 by Ko feet
fronting on Anne and UoUnuou streets, AileeueriyCitv
rbt* u a very Je*irabtc and pleasant location lor a res'.
urnrr.
THIIKI? LOTS, on Centre .[reel and I‘ailurr Lane
v A |lB *i>«'r Luy,:t« by an feel each, near ihe re.i
itet ee of Mr. Peter Jrunmgi
i i ", 111 . e *°"' n of «'K™»pori, each Co
J, U '"' a ”- »« Ihe Main .ireel.
LLtvVbN itLHham Lm.ni.wn. no ihe Alononreliela
River; on wh.eh there are four bouse*. There utc *oirie
SIX or wren acre* ol excellent Moue Coal and abun*
dunce of Umestnne,convenient to the landin'’ a**d
two Coni Pits open. °
0® LON i«» the low* of Columbia, uj fort by 150
each, nearly ait level, aad wel< located. The lenattlof
each Lot bat tire punlrge. ol using whatever Stone
t.oai be may require tor in* own me, from tt pit
tne Lock*. Columbia tv a pleasunt Mutation ou the
bank of the Mottoagahelanuer, u than ditiiner below
Loi-k I\o. J, m the midst of ua extensive Stone (‘oil re
gion, and would be a desirable point tor inattufaciurine
fvtah.iabiucm*. 6
.. A\' u ACRES of superior STONIS
i.OAL, wtili nuiuc, RxuroaJ, Ac. "Fitts property has
i (rum ol MO rods on the MonongalteU nver; a»e*-
ceJiut Unding goodgrade nmi foundation tor Railroad
—wuh enough level ground «t one point lor hou«e*!
or Uk-muous lor inxnulufMoMe'j
I In in,, i. Jr.-,, enough In liorit, 10 l>r ukej In
Unu tug out ihr Cra! -urn gladly of wliirh, for Iron
nork I-. 14.11, 5 .., or ordinary usra, u nut auruassed l.y
any in the country. •
in my nbn*m?e,my Agent, Jnmt» Blakely. Esq , s*»U
t,ive nit nrcesbftry information, mid be atnborucd to
give warrantee deeds tor any property gold *
JAMES WAV,
No. no l*eun jurcct-
piANO* lor HBNT-Th.- nbaeriter i>a»
* ) j?oo«J P.siija far Rrnl. Al«», ter sate taw, two
*r, uiul hand m t»x.‘e»Jerit condition
It. KLhltKUj N<v MR Third st,
il*o(joltlen Hee Hive.
Kor Hale or Uent,
\ITAKhHOI MS No. 14, corner o« Wood mid Kroul
»? belH« an eligible a,ami for bu**neßiof an?
I- or term*, cmjuire of H 2J KVAN
m " iU Kymi * Buildup*, ho, Fihb MrceU
« A ° reat Offered*
I llr. «üb<-c.Tiber, having engaged in another brooch
iA>v 0 /VJ“»n!cf*7»-■^Tt , C e? 10 H<fil «o< bis enure slock of
GOOD?, HOOfS aiul bllOfvS: and- ol*o, in ret L
ht'MwSiore, atilio corner of Pride Hired urn! Penn-
Bjlvuma Avenue. IHe stock h ouo of iho best in the
toy—nouns* be.-u Kcleeieii w««h chdccihl earc to Uie in
ipreso of the reiotl irutie,-und will be sold ni ft bargain
febl3:li» MF.NRY KRIS
JAM
fci AAM.IttoB.I .... ...... SAJHISI. UKOZIAH.
..../ 1rm,,r0,, S *■ Cfoxier.
011.MM1.-MON MhHOII A-NTM, (iItIiCFRS,
Ami Dealers tn Pmburgh Manufactures,
BO OH WATKf, ABD 0* vißsr s. niter, nimuoa. pa .
vv ilt tuond promptiy io the ante of every description
of Western Produce,mid other aitieiev committed to
tneircnre. t
rrO-LKT-The STAItSPANObRO UANNKH
I <ut»o»ninff ilip theatre, Pmli siren. Pitttbnrirh
Pomcbmom fiveii on (ho Mof April. Kpqulro of
STfc»\\ AKT it. MIX, Atty’s at Law,
No 87 Fifth street.
A. WILKINS &CO
A W. LOOMIS, Fourth street.
For Sale.
PATRICKS & FRIEND, v;
Bankers and exchange brokers.;**®
Dealers in Notes,Drafts, Acceptances) GoldySiKer*
and Bank Notes. Exchange on lhe Eastern and West
ern cities constantly for sale.
Collections-mode in all the elites tlirc&ghout the Uni*,
ted Stales. Deposits* received in par fuads orcorr#ni
puper.&f the eomerof Fifth and Wood streets. (feb3
Domestic and foreign Lsxtiange y Bank iVofeiy
Gold and and BxrAaitgid, ->
at res.
BXCHARGK. AND BAHKIHO lIOCBB
William AOiil & Co..
04 Wood Btract. ■
PITTSBURGH.
C 7» I WTaaieaT aiaqwbd os Torn deposits. . Uxurgft
ALLSK CBASHB. *OWABI> SAU«.
KBAWttHARABir. ;
BanktrsnndExchange Broktrsy Dealers xn Foreign and
DamsstUßtUSyßiUMof Exchange, Ctrt\fitaUi orDtpou
it y Bank Nous, and Coin.
Corner of Third and Wood sta., direcl|voppoaUe(h*St
Charles Hotel. . jnay2B
KSUIOVAJi
, tU HOLfiffiS * gOffS r
SAVB BVtfOVSO tHHE BAWXMQ ASH UClIANat' OFVTCB
To No. OT Mattel strut*, four door* Ulou otd tiand-'
N; HOLMES * SONS,: ,
BANKERSAND EXCHANGE SROKERS.and Dea
lers in Notes, Drafts* AepepianceSjGold,.silver and
Uank Notes.- Exchange on lhe. Eastern and Western
cities constantly 1 for sale *.
Collections made ift all the cities ihroughourthe Uni
ted States. Dejttsiies rdeeivcd In par funds or current
paper. No. 67 Market street, between Third and Fonnb
ilrceta.. , ■.■. janttMy, ,
fAs.s.aoow.. .. .... tuoa^ujtmt
HOOHASAROENm
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N.E. Comer of Wood and Stxti streets. . Ptitsburzky Fa
Com,Kant Notes, Ttmefiills, Foreign
1/ and Domestic Exchßnge.CertificatesofDeposil.&c
EXCHANGE on all the prfncipaiCities ofthe Union
andEurope,for«aleinsnmstosoitporcbasers.
CURRENT and parfundsreceiveddndepoflite'
COLLECTIONS made o n al 1 parte oftheUnion, anfae
lowest rates. : • , ■ ■ seplf-iy '
UtLh *
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE.BROKERS,
No. 65 Wood Street;.
Third door, below Fourth—(laestiule). .-
SIGIIT EXCHANGE on the Earnem Cities constantly.:
for sale. Tune Bills of Exchange and Notes dis*.
counted. Gold,Silver and Bank Notes,bought and sold.'
Collections made in all the principal cities of iLe United
Slates. Deposits received of Par ami Current Funds.
inar£7:y / ' ¥ w
a. B. ARNOLD St CO.,
BANKERS , AND DEALERS IN
EXCHANGE COIN,
bank notes.
SIGHT AND
, ,• ~ TtME DRAFrS,Ae.,Ac.
Colleeuons carefully attended to, and proceeds remi
ted to any pan of the Union.
B®*STOCKS-@3i
BODCUT AND SOLO OH COJffSnSSIOH.
Wo, 7-SI FaufiA
Next door to the Jfouk of Pittsburgh.
CABFEIS, OIL CIOTHS, &C.
'"tONSI'ANI LY receiving and onentns, at the CAR
I / PET WAREHOUSEof W.iW’CLINTOCK, No.fs
Fourth street, comprising the RICHEST and LATEST
SPRING STYLIS.
We i»v(tellio attention of those wishing to Fu:ni*b
Steam Boats or Houses, to give os a call, as we wtU
sell otprices lower than ever before offered m this mar
ket. The stuck comprise* inpart the following varieties:
Rich Velvet Pile Carpets;
do Tapestry Brussels Carpets;
do English and American Brussels Ca«pets; -
Extra roper tliTee ply imperial do;
Superfine do do -zdo)
Sopertoringrain Carpet; Window ffoland;
Paient Topouy do do; TransparenlShadra; !
Fine Ingrain dodo; Fattn Damask; I
Common do do; Venltunßlinds;
Yeoman Tapestry do; Flair Rods ;
Twilled Vemt/an do; Piano Covers; I
Plain do do; Table do; 1
Lutondßog do; do Mots; I
Chenille cmlTufted Rugs; Sheepskin Door Mats; I
do do Doorbiats; Adelaid do do; I
ALSO—OIL CLOrns, of ail widths, from Scinches J
to its feet, which will be cot to fit any sized Hall, Room I
or Vetubnlo. fmar4] W. M»OUNTOQir. . I
POSITIVE SALE
OF AS
KSTiaESTOC KOF D BT GD O DB
J. V. DILLER,
Corner "lnrkrt ftFoarlli st».,
IT AVINC, determined to close bnsincvi by the first of
IX April next, wiU positively sell lit* entire stock,
without reserve, ' .
B& *AT COS.Ti.er ‘
The stork or hand is large and well assorted; being
r*«t» good* of recent purchase, comprising in pari, a.
full asj'omneui of Domestic Goods, Cloths; Cas«iraere&,
Ventings, Irish Linras, Liuea Sheeting, and Thibet
Cloths. Cashmere and French Merinos; Alpaeca: Mo >
hair Losirc; Mods de Lams, plain and fig’d; with a fall
&*i>ortmeM of other new style dress goods
SILKS—A large stock-of Plain Black Lustre; Fancy
and Plant ebameteon dress silks; plain black and change
able Turk Satins. p
SHAWLS— Urocbe, Square, and Long Soawls. A
targe auortmeui of Bsyststc Long Shawls; wlme and
colored crape and silk shawls.
As the entire stock will be closed out at the time above
named, many of these goods will be fold al prices- whh
out regard to cost. Customers may therefore rely on be
ing offered the
BEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON’
j ,9:'imo.
T. C. TWICHBLL dz CO.’S
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
T.„ NS IT ORLEANS. - 1
HHS long established House ronCne their attentioi
vtnclly to Bale* ami purchases on Commission, and
to lhe rorwardjog business generally.
They solicit a coutnutance ofthe liberal patronage
Urretotore eiven them.
Jitnuarji 5>S, ItiO:}.
COMMISSION HOUSE,
SAINT LOUIS.
JOHN W, TIVICQELL- • * IPU MOGRIDGE
Tvvlotkell BXosriage*
COMMISSION AN!) FURWAROINCrMIIFtCIIANTS,
Comer tf Commercial and Pin* ttneii- .
WILL piotnpily attend to aU consignment* aftdCora*
mlsuouE cammed to ihem l *nd'*ill tnakelibera)
ca*U advances oa consignments or Bills of Ladinc m
orders for Hie porciiare of Lead, Grain, U*mn and
oibcr Produce, will be piompiiy Bliednt the lowestpoi*
Bible prices, and on (be best terms.
They will also undertake the settlement ami collec
tion or claims of importance; and liope, by their e*ne*
era! persona! cSonaand attenuonto aji the interest* of
their friends, to give general f&ttsfacilofl:> •
R'rffEE»(rcB. ”
Geo. Collier, Sl Louis; KlUa&Morion, Cincinnati:.
Page ABocon do Strader* Gorman do *
Charleas, Ulow &.Co, do - Ifozea * Frater; - do ■
Chouteau & Valle* do- Sttnogerfr Whiteman; do '
D VViHia<n Holmes 4b J- \y. Bailer*
fc »«» Pittsburgh: Morgan. J- M Buck AMorfc&n,
Philadelphia; Shield® & Miller, Philadelphia: H D
Newcomb 4 Bro, and W. B. Reynolds,- Louisville;
T. C TWfCHKLL A C<*>. New Orleans (mhr4?T>f>m
/•ft fci'iUWu Kutt ibtu. Una 4ica| *»lui
JJa betuiifu! Mylcof HATS arts now finished, and will
uuroduoetl on,Saturday, February Hlh, -
G-jiiomcii ore invited call at No. Pi Wood Street.
Ujj d door below Ciamoud alley..
feb* J. WII.SON & SON-
Dissolution or cla« Oriiub Catilnett
IT ii* annOonced by the lasi steamer, that Lord /ohn
RuKseit’s "Cabinet is dissolved. We anticipate iroa
hjes. lathemeanurno itfhould be remembered that
CHESTER hoa received h}£sp»m?.stock of'xood?*:<m
bracina every article necessary for Gents and Boys oat
fu. His stock of Meu and. Boys ready mad a clothing i*
cotnpleie.&ndwtii be addtd to daily.
Wuh thi determination ofm&uitauung the previous
reputation of Jus establishment, an u> material, work
■maJtshlp t ßnd.modernte prices, he mvn-a the public to
call anil examine. Wo charges for shdwme goods
WS STOOY TO BLKASB.
..Tt.SinitUfietd near Diamondalley.
BK.KAUW& PRACTICAL i'tUVATE TttKATJSK
6n the oalorei symptoms, progrc«s, conseqnenees,
icotedts* atideur© of the gaiuia! organa,iflolodjdg' raiu*
turiiaiion,striclare;4tecasefrresembTing (giveo
iu no other work ) adapted to ©very )admdbal
of both-sexes. This is the only truly useful work ©tub©,
enhject, written. ur plain language, tb© receipea for all
uieiiicme* faithfully given. lus Intended (obepritctl
cully useful to every one in every plaea/ Hthed 548
up., with plates. Price 25 cents. Sold by -
W. M. CUTIIBERT, -
W Smlthfiald street.
of its efficacy, nor will we bold outaUyhope’tosiiireriiiJ ' ' '
humanity which facts will not w’urtiii - I|yF ' , '
Blany fWi ate here given, and weaolielt aturoui.V'.
from lUepuWle into air we pnblish,-fi>elinfa.*»iited.h*r '
will find Aon perfectly reliable, and ifie medicfne war• ‘
thy ihelrbest confidence and pationage, < " ~ \ ' "
“• %s?**** **«• . )
Dear Sir: I delayedanswering the receipt or 'vour'" ' ~-
preparation, nmll I had an o.pononity Of witpeHlnaiti •' ' ' , J
effects in my own family, or mtheTamillesormyfriendir n „
Tbis I have bow done with a high degree of satisraal
lion, in cases hold of adu!:s end children.' ■ 71 . '
1 have found it, as iu ingredients show, a powerful ro ■_ . '
tnedy foV colds and cough. and pnlmofiarydfoeaitea? -
„ „ RARKBR oLEAVtXAND. M.D. ~
Bsonswicx, Me , Feb S’, 1847. ’ '
From an Octnm in tki Hamilton StUtr, nr'tfu tSni - *
_ ._ , ' . I.owatt, Aug. to. tstfl.'
_ Ayer..* I hayc been eared
leverfiad - ' -
never fin, when I baveopportanityaf recoumieiuinff 1* - - \
urothers. 1 ours,respectfully,- - *• 4 * - •' ,l '
" S. P. EMERSON, Ai
|pßeBdftarolloKuig',*iEilsee : <riMtme&einm ; \ '
wpnbftUislii Tbeoauemiaatecomevery'ieebrkanu 1 ' l ' ;+1
the effcctof the medicine was -
1/HITBD STATtt y
r JiitySJ&Ufr- f , - '•* * .
Dr. J.C. Ayer ,-Sir: I have becuaUieieiwitv,,
fal afieouon of the lungs, nud oil the symptoms to *ciitLd, 1 $
consumption, for more than a year. J could find - neinB<‘~ ~ , .
dicme Aat would reach my ease, until Xcompiettcedibo 1 .g. ■
om of your“Chr&bt P.ctobal,' 1 pbicb gave raagradual •' , , j 4' % ■
relief and I have been airadily gainingmy'snenvA'-till - >■ » ,-J.
Ay health la well nigh restored, " f
White jusing your medicine, f had-ihe gratibcationof- "
curinganthitroyreverendftiend^lr.TrumnoSofSoroP*, {, ' -
ter DiauiotfWho had been anspended from Jus pardeliial ' •' —S' ,
duiiea byanevere attack or Jbrouehitls. - J: ,
I have pleasure ineenilying these facts losnn,' 1 [}
Andnm, sir, yoora jespectfhlly, " > _ jl -
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• following was one df’ihft,wofst of«aser -- - ‘ s - ,
whjehihepJjyplciijQ* anti friends ibougliMdbeinpqrabr& 45 r ,
consumption.— . - - * » *
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Js C. Ayer,-rS»rLI was taken with «terrible cough* A ’
brooght on by a cdW» nuhc beginning orrastTobniaiy, ' * 4 ~^3.
attd was confined to my bed more than'iwfrmonths.— - > 4*
Ceugblug incessantly ntghi and day, l became ghastly' r > A
, ami pole, my eyes were snnken. miff glassy,"and my '- il * *“
breath very short Indeed, I was rapidly falling, and m ' a • £ •r t *-I* e 2f
each distress for breathgtlnt brn litdehope oTmyTeeov* • , * «$•
ery could beentenalncdr \V r hileintfussfiuaiion,ftXnend ' >
of Rev John Keller, of the Meth/diM church,} 7 a '
broughtmeabotUcof yoUr Cti*a»t I*fc'»£ia4ti; whichT • '
triedmojre tograufy him, than ljwV -
obtaining relit f. Its good eflecwndaeea roe la continue* .. r H -•x'’,
it* 08e,anJ I soon foo in) my healih in neb improved— ' . -
{Sow in iltree ujoniJis, lam welland.strong, and caft ar- | s - '
tribute my cure only to yohrgreauneduune f
WuUlite deepest graltluJe, your«, - - - > r r„ „
„ % .. JAMES GODFREY. 1 % »v» .
Prepared and sold by James jC. Aycr,PracucBlCbem* - vfc -
ist,LoweiUMa»s.
n ilr Sold in.PiUsburgh wholesale
p ai^d J‘M. Townsend} In Allegheny C«y" *
by fi. P. Schwartz, and J. Douglass, and by dntgßisi»< ■
eenciraltY _ ' 4ei.30 *■
L'-ysvt
§ p f ? r?. "- 1 ** ■
ms UREAT SECRET AT EAST LISCOYERED • -? f V , -
For Gaffe of Gouiiiaptioat $■ r f ''
AVrn System £Nm Bemedta. Thumphant Success -*4
NUTALL’S SSTBIACUM*
fly Th* cure for cough*, colds, sore throat, ipKltog * *•
blood, difficult breathing, bronchitis, incipient, Confirm- * i fU’r*
ed and fdbercnlar consumption, i*t ihhek Birrlxs— Ar>
Each one peculiarly a4apled.loeach ohfeof tlia three ~
«lagt« Of CfWJKJ72PttO7» / ' •2 V _’ , 'S t „ ■«.
1 SYMfTOMS -I
j CoDglr r pam in ihftbrCMt, " 1 f s
| side, head, back,jowls and '
Munbs, inflammation, core* < , v \
ness end tickling in ihe -1
ibToat, fever, difficult and * ;r" , *‘**V~
quick brcathm?, *x prnexa- J|
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[ Co«uvene>3, spasmodic l ' - <
."cough, vio’eni fever, night, " 14 2
i, mariunjrand midday sweat;'-••••
hectic floebdaihe face ana •* A
> cheeks, bunting heat tn the •*?
, patm*t>(ibe hauda.6ad soles i
Kjfhefcet,a3Jirffl/iM«rt»*c*i»^rv
copious, and rataked vnthr 1,
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, J SYMPTOMS* , ' S
1 : iUminithed fa* -i
THIRD STAGE )vcr r cough and morning A
I sweatSjffTcat and me reading * )f
Tubercular Consumption, f debility* frequent- fainting ✓ Lr
m Yellow Wrappers |fU«i slight delahim , M
j swelUnffof the eXtremp es. h
TO THE AFFLICTED—The appearance ia taree h
bottles of NUTALL’S SYRIACUMis a new crain ■
dicine, from its novelty find ditteiopposilloa:totheold - ■ ' :;:-v
absurd and inconsistent ONE BOTTLE SY3TKJII j *
while a*success, prepared in Uuamanner, (each bottle -
containing adifffeTem-preparnUou), lacunae sit differ * m
«nt 4 aft* which .characterize Comsioipittm t ha« eatoh-> rl
tubed the welcome troth of the Curability tf eefry stag* H *.
Of Pulmonary Consumption. s *
Physicians approve of .■ ■>
rect Physiological and Pathological prinetales. The $$
public approve of it, because tt is Common £m*s, ftnd { x
because taey knew from sad czpenrve that one prepa- *
ration will not care the thfetstsl’es of - |
The saffenng, disappointed and aiz-conragedinvalid an».,
proves of U, because its principles hold out a reasonable A]
when he useeNntalFs Synacuiß,h>s hopes
are realized* v t
If be is In the first siege of Comusnpium, andnses the /
first boiUe,his expectoration, difficult and paintnl r be* ' V
comes free and easv; hU cough soon pet* well; the } "
sorenMßjtictlmg lohHthroat, iufiatDmauon f pomia hjs j r r
breast, -side, head, bach, joints and limbs are removed, r
If he is m the second stage andusesohe second bottle
his fever leaves hra; bis disturbed slumbers become J?
sweet and refreshing; bis rnght sweats vanish ; fan ex< 1 Z '
I peeiomuon copious and bloody, assumes a healthy up> ’ 'Jr
i pearance, and at length disappear*; his lipwels be*
come regular, his appeute returns, the firth In bis' _ ff
cbeehfiisappear*: theburningheatlntke palms Of his *
hands and soles or his reel ore fell noionger; his cough . J..
now ceases, he recovers amflsweiL -i
If he isiu the third stagehand ÜBesibe third batUujhis - \i l >- -*
Diarrheea gradually cea*ea; bis weak bowels become ~ri _
strong, bis cough and other bad s>niptoms disappear ; I**l
feeble digestion becomes strong and vJgfitoßSi his -
stomach tecavcrs its proper tone, and creates new,nch ‘j
and npudsbidg blood; his strength returns, his wasted , -
body is clothed With flesh r ms nurfi-13 savso, uudhe is
restored to healUi 3 ‘
EachhonleofNulall's-Syjiacum haathc Syaptomsof -> %
the stage for which ills .mended Primed m front of ,
wrapper, whereby every invalid, knowinghn own symp*
toms* canjndge for himself, WIIiCQ.HOjiTLKHE.ftK
QDIBRS, an mistake can occur m se- /
lecung the proper medicine*. ’
See FamphleiiapQSse«»hin of tbeEJilor of ihispaper, - '
containing Dr Nutali's Pathology of Consumption.*— / '
Lectures on the stricture and uses of the Human Lungs, '
and eenificales of dures. * 7^' s —- *
Uy Prepared only by Dr. inventor and *• *” .J
Proprietor* Pxice One DollarFerDottle . i t
DR. GEO II KEYSKR44D Wood et~
Only Wholesale and Retail Agent for Pitisburgb'-anfr vj ' *
Allegheny Coanty. RaVAdnv & u
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FIRST STAGE.
Incipient Consumption * in
Blue Wrappers. -
SECOND STAGE.
Confirmed Consumption,
m Putk Wrapper*.
Xmpwtaiit to tf«nk>le»«
POCTOR FRENCUFKMALEPILLS
an {nnocentj aafe andoflectualreutedy for -
sis or or Green Biclrae*s,:Fleur, AlbasorWhiter, Bap-' '
.general/
Weakness, Nausea, Pams in the; llead.&ndXrunbSjLosa .
o£ Appeuie,p4lpuailon,-Trctm)rs,DtseasidSpimCCos«'y
uvanesa, Irritabllirsr v Dyspep!ia oc Indlgesuon. Fiatu.
lence or Wind, and qII Uterine Complaints Price 25
cents, or five boxesfor St,DO Sold.wbolesaloan&Tev-' >
tail by W C JACKSON, 240 -Liberty street, head of
Wood street, Pittsburgh, and by alLthe
■ Fall dire etlousenelosccLwiih each begt,
deelO;lTd&w
- .. Bi At FAlnultdok’l ; . .
The Safeslim& JlZMt~EJficaciDU3':Rane4tf -Jai Worms
that A&& ever bun Duarcertf, ,
npHlSpreparatiOu has aow siood
Awoyears’ttiaJ.aqdtJconßdemlyrecammended--
asa
fromihfißyaiem.TTheuoexampledsaece'awbicVTia.vV' ' -
[ attended its a»lnuaißlrauonlit_every casawheiethepai-V
tieniwa ready afflicted-with worms, cenamlj render*
it worthy the attention of Pysfctans. A
Tha proprietor hasmadeU-a potatioascertaliCiJ»ria.^-- t
snlt of tituse In raeb coses ;asoame.wubl«iiiskoawl
edge ami observation; and he hivonably Kmnd it u
prodace the mostasdutaiy effect, not unfrequeaily, after
nearly ail the ordinary preparations Teqomfliendcl tor"
wonn« bad been previously retried to without, any
permanent advantage is averted by the cerV
tmcate&aiul statements of hnrdreds o t Tespecwbte per*
?ons« liKaiSerent parts ofitrecomilryvsnd shonldindOK-,
.families at was toseep
in their possession. Itiamiid m.tts operatiodyaadtßay^^' ;
be admnibtered.wiihpeifecL*afbtyui : tbeTriQsi 's.- 1 :
ytrant. Soldbyallrespectable- Dragglalstnthe4Jqlteif ; ■
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