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/VHuN-UO bales Miss, cotton, last rec'd and for
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SUGAR— 23 boles D R'large loaf sugar; 1000 bbls
assorted Nos. naall, loaf sugar;Boo do crashed su
gar. 173 do'powdered do; )re£aeaj in store and lor ■»’»
by .■ y - 3AMEH A HUTCHINSOX A Co.
jao4 i ' ' ’ 43 watst and 99 front sts
SUOAR-UOUSE MOLASSES A GOLDEN SYRUP
30 bbU St Louis sogar boose raolasses; 83 do mid
fpODACCO-23 boxes •pound lump* Virginia Tobac-
I n> for sale lowtoclose consignment, by
Wia - ATWOOD, JONES A Co.
TTAVAXA SUGAR—I 7 boxes Havana brown sngai
rl for sale low to close consignment by
ian!3 JQXEB fo Co.
OTXOX—3O bales cotton just rec'd per Lady Byres
and for sale by ISAIAH DICKEY A Co, ■ ,
ARD—No 1 lard in UhL and kegs for sale by /
i lanl3 - ISAIAH DICKEY, * Co.l
BUTTER ANl> LAE!)—O bbL roll batten 3 kegs do;
S kegs lard, just rec'd and for sale by !
j»al3 I . ATWOOD, JONES fc Co,
YUCKWHEAT FLOUR—t 3 sacks Jut rec’d and for
3 sale by ;JNO S DILWORTH, I
Janl3 • 78 wood st.
I&A2IL SUGARED ban Brazil sngar in store and
1 for sale by ENQr.tBH fc -BENNETT,
bbls rdtt butter on consignment and for
[jaUl ISAIAH DICKEY A Co. \
POTASH
jaaU
i cask* No 1 potash rec'd and for sale by
• W k RM'CUTCUEON.f
DRY APPLES—2O bushels dry apples reed and br
sale by! [jsl3] WA R M CUTCIIKON.
T ARD—IO kegsXo 1 lard rec'd and for uSTbr
1 1 ialJ . WAR M’CUTCHEONV
LEATHER— 3000 lbs ski nine and tipper leather on
band and for sale cy R MyuTCHEOX.
DRIED PEACHES—2SO bashels in store and for
sale by „ Ual3] TAB3EY M. PEST.
T IQUORS—I3O gallons Holland Gio; 290 do Freneh
1 i Brandy. rec'd on consignment and for sale by
JnaU 0 TABgBY>_BtBT.
bales Memphis eotton instieeeived
%J and for sale by i ATWOOD.JONE3 ACo
/71ANE SYBUP—2O bbls per «tt Pennsylvania,-®*!
\*/ consignment and for sale' by <-
jania • • DT; MORGAN A Co-, IQS wood »t ‘
i No 1 leaflard In fine order,
«L, BUSHFIELD B ROE.
Leap lard—xfikw
for sale by . TcGI
kULK SIDES—9O,OOO lb* In store and for sale by
( Jal3 ImcGILL BUSHFIELD A ROE
CJCGAB— lOhhdsnewcropN O sugar reeM per Ger
n mantows. on consignment and for sale by
HabP > .. BitV HARBAUQH, Ri wood au-
■T7TNEGAB—fit> bbls Sbennan’s .pore , cider vinegar
V lastlandincfroniGeflnaatown.aadforsale by
Jsnl4 '•Tv? 1 "' I ■ 8 A,W HARBAUQH.
TJUCKWHKAT FLDUR-60sacksbnlledbocWbest
. la Soar, a choice snide for fiunily use for sale by
Jaall - • 3 A W HARBAUQH.
IXrOSTENHOL&rS POCKET CUTLERY-Jast re
• Vf CtiTCd direct from Sheffield, pen, pocket and
Congress knives, for sale by .-—I
jan!4 . LOQAX, WILSON A Co. 189 wood at.
SPACER'S Quarters for Spencer’s
files; a fall assortment for nle by
Jtnl4 LOGAN, WILSON A Op.
BELGIAN OASSUIERES-One'case new style,
bright stripes, just rec'd and for tala by -
- ■ jaiU4 gHACKLETT A WfflTK,'99 wood sl .
*OBIC&S COUGH:; CANDY—For concha colds,
-XT' hoarsens**, Ac. jnst rec’d and for tale by
jaa!4; JOEL MOHLER, cor wood and 6th its. *
TYOTABH—A prime article at rttiH by \
JT jaali JOEL MOHLER. 1
bbls rac'd end for .
MOLASSES— IPO bbls plantation molasses {new
crop) jnst landing and for sale by
]tl3 BtoWNA I CULBERTSON, 143 liberty at
■ UGAB—I7 hhdsXO sugar jnst rac'd andfor.saleby
I jan!3 '• :• r ' ATWOOD, JONES A Cd-_
STOVE FOR good rot*, for tatters'nse
entirely new, for eala low. •,
jmnlX •• •• •. 1 ANCKER A MAYER.
T EAlV—lXpigs for sale by . . -- "* •
Jj , - 8. Pi VOXBONNHORBT 4k Co,
•jal ’ - , Xa. 33 Ftent at
T. EAD-190Q piga Gelena lead forsala by
Jj imn* . JAMESAHUTCHINgOXRCd.
-T h aMB—BP bales KentnekT dew rood hema for able
Xlby pa 4 JAMES AHUTCHINSON ACI
boxes honey hut rac’d and for ealelbp
XI, jantt t ENGLISH A BOfNETE.
■VI/ LVDOW GLASS—IX 3 boxes 4U010x12 window
fygUssjßStTec , dandlbr‘saleby__ j
. jso4* DROWN ACULBERTBOX-
T>OUVAR FIRE nHICK-30,000 Glover’s Bolivar
(' X> fire brick (warranted) ia store and for tale br i •
ian4 ’ BAAPL M KIER, canal basin, Tthet;'
HITE BEANS—9 bn erhita beans In store and foy
tale by pant] BAhTL M PER.
PXAB& AlH«—lS'casks pearls, prime quality,
test received and for sale by '
iwl7 - S P VOX BONHQRgTfcOn.
TkOPLAR LUMBER, and Pine Joke, for aaU by ’
W. W. WALLACE.
TUNIATA SHEET IROX—«000 lbs Xe 38 Junlau
O sheet iron (warranted) in store and for sale low to
aloes consignment by ‘ Dan<l SAM’L M PER- -
PEPPER— «0 sacks pepper which can be sold very
low to • the trade, tost rea'd and for sale by
■ ja< : . - POINDEXTER k. Co.
SALERATCB— -4 ton* in boxes and casks fbr sale by
ja4 ROBERT DAI-ZH-L, libartg st
OAF BUGABS-4D9 barrels assorted Nos. forsale
j by QanJl !■ BAQALEY fa SMITH.
ANDLES-—® boxes Cincinnati moold candles ms
rac’d aad for sals by - B-fo W HARBAUGH.
PEACHES— 40 bits dried peaches, a good article; just
lactUndfer sale by (jAfi A XT lIARBAUGH.
LARD— No 1 lard in bids and kegs fbr sala by
Jaff S A AY HARBAUGII, 33 wood *t-_
■' TpACOM SIDES—9> kkds new bacon sides jut rac’d
Jaeaeostiximeat.nadforcnleby’ • ■ -
j«ni •- . F ntJJiEBS-
ALLOW—33bbla No 1 beef tallow just rec'd and
far sale by baaß P SELLERS.
'Undine from' etrTaglio
jf_7ißFLOm
lUGAR—IO bids NO
> nl and far sale by :
1 bbls N O'molasses landing from
andforealeby J A R FLO YD.
THCB-* tierces prime rice landing from steamer Si
",XV las WrifMud for sale by [j*3J JAR FLOYD.
t EATHER—ICO skjbi N Y sole leather undtng Grom
1 j from steamer Gondolier for sale by
jfcniy ; ; ; JAB FLOYD.
rTAKH—And scorching* forsale by
jaflA -» - J fa & FLOYD, 199 liberty st
JOHN S. DlLWORTH—Wholesale Grocer, Prodace
and Commission Mextbaat, NO. T 7, Wood street,
yittsbnnh.- - ' ' ' ~ : • KO< _
bales Cotton, toarrirej nnd for sale by
ICOAB—IO hbd* Prime K. O. Sunn for tala by
) JaB • • MeOILL, BPaHFELDfa BOR
'UFOLASSES—3O bbla N. Q. Molsaea (new crop;) for
•JIL sale by MeOILL, BC8HFIOJ) 4- ROR
"TllCE—Strca. Rice, ta onive per star. 8t Clond; for
-AV sale by McGILL, BUSHFIELD»ROE7
•aAtwtva— a Wa»: fresh: 95 hlfhxg tn arrive per
\i Northern Light, aad for aale by
\it - JIcCILL, BPBHFTELD fa BOB._
T»UTTER—A few bbla rod batter just ree’d and for
K uilT , 8 * W IIAEBAUGH,
' . ' 33wood»t^
lEANS—Afcvr bbls roll butter just rac’d and for sale
Ky: ■ Qaffl ;• 8A W HARBAUGH.
JTIOBN AND COON MEAL-A small Ist on bud
V/ and for sala by (ja6J 8A W MAHBAUOIL
BYE FLOtrR-30 bbla tt« flour -a prims artiela for
c l wcqn^gß lukßtroH .
P’ LAID BLACK ALPACCAS.—A few pea of satis
bund alpaeeas. lately ree'd; also, aa excellent
assortment of fancy uitm do- very low. at the dry
goods hooae of Qs3] W R MURPHY. 1 ,
TVBIED PEACHES—ISO btuheU halves, dried peach'
uhbj HUEBBJDGK, WILSON A Co, '
. j_. water street
-fTLAXSEED QIL—tS bbU kwil o 3 KO t quality.
»eeefvc<l and C»r m 1«
,1 - w «n 4 b wcutiheon,
iiag ' : i taa liberty «at<f
TOUNSTON AND BTOCETON—Have just raeeiv.d
■«ll the North British Review. No. 15, Nor ember,
IMA - I Chronicle and American copy.] jaa»
BOLL BUTTER—I bbU prime roll butter hut fet’d
iuri for eele by BUBBRIDGE, WILSON fa Ce,
IHEEBE—U boxes prime cheese we’d and forsale
/ bTLiaSI W and B MWTCHBOX, liberty st
KATSLNS AND ALMONDS--100 box** Gtsh Mala-
Paliinr: SO (nil* soft shellad almond* for tala by
jjUBUKIDOE, WILSON* Co,
Un7 . ' '•
p l^, as
gt-OAB-S.bM.
Jw'T* 91 No 0 commercial row.
rjIttOBIDB ISIgS^S,—
egrmr of Ist and wood street*
SUNDRTEB— ® bl>U floor; 4-do Urd; 11 kcgido;s
bbU roU batter,T hbd ham#; 1 tierc# jo\fimx ree-d
j, 7 , . 1 65 water and 107 front at*.
,OS c
F*P—3oo pig* Galen* Uadjost landing from tint
L«ezaftu , g , aaai | gsi
ViwrrT POTATOES— 25 bbUree'd and for tale b
riWKCT WiA WCK h u-CANDLESS,
., corner of wood and waiat at*.
ACKEREfa-U»'bb!. N ° 3
tSfffaTs.tr m JAH.DALZUJ-.
biA gr.." Ilfa P*rt prinw
Pa.i «idi Diamond.
1.000
p>“
■ 9dU^SStZ.
JM -'" ' ~, ; ■:-141 liberty»trc*.
1— -..I- .■— “ am -
GROCERIES, &c
Wf IHBB—3O qr eaka. Roocao Pert Winet
-|f - lOqrcsksLM’ f do;
Jlunt . «Vo; .
10 “ Trash . do;
99 “ S SMndaitn do;
IS “ LM i do-,
]0 c . do;
3 “ Fayah do;
10 M . Teneriffe, do;
10 u Pale Sherry, do;
i “ Golden do do:
3 u Brown do do;
10 “ Lisbon do do;
13 u Dry Malaga do;
10 ‘ “ Gweet do ‘do;
For sale in quantities io suh, by P. C. MARTIN,
deS9 • cor. Smithfietd A Front sts.
T7BMIH FBITIT.Ac—4Obxs crop bunch Raisins,
J? lOOOMessina Oranges;
. 5 frails Dates;:
3 cases Citron;
t bbls shelled Almonds;
3 bbls Filberts; |
10 bxs A No 1 Rock Candy;
SO bxs new scaled Herring; rceeived per
■our. Consul; for sale by
LAMBERT A SHIPTON,
nvlS 133 A 133 wood st
Manufactured tobacco—
-3S bxs Cabanagh Sm
33 “ ChaSroaji'sSc'
90 “ Ire's 6s;
S 3 u Russell A Robinson's Sc;
30 u Branebe's is;
30 u Dawson's Is; on eonaignment nail
for sale by A. GORDON,
dsll . • st.
T\EUGB— Gum Myrrh,
\J do Gamboge;
do Kino True;
do Opium, new crop;
.do Galbanum; strained:
Ext Jalap;
do Dandelion;
do Belladonna; jnst received and for
•nfobv B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
dcl3 cor Ist A Wood its. '
FUH— ISO bbls large No 3 mackeral;
30 do do Nos 1A 2;
40 hf bbls do Not 2 A 3;
83 bbls No 1 gibbed herring;
\ 94 do No 1 Salmon:
IS casks large Codfish;
’ 100 boxts scued and No t Herring; .
Receiving and for sale by LAMBERT A SHIPTON,
de3o ~ 133A13S Wood st
SIIaETIAR— We have just received
one easa assorted colored siletias;
** , M —‘very light do do;
. . “ H.- black do; very heavy;
. \ ‘ ' I*. ** doj very fine;
■ * M .' sit'd col casbans;
( .. . *?. “ black- do;
whiek we will sell low to the trade.
SHACKLEIT A WHITE,*
dc3o « 90 Wood at
T)RODUCK—BObaga dried peachet;
M. . '67 keg* lard;
c 10 bbls. do;
6 * rollbunen
'Landing and for eala by BAGALEY A SMITH,
_ Not-18 ABO Wood at.
rtOLD CREAK, ta china pots: Beaf llnww,
1/ Bear's Grease, ana fine Lip Stive,in china pots, for
sale by JOHN D. MORGAN, .
Jal ; No. PI Wood at.
BROOKS. —SO dos. good com brooms
12 •» ruDt han'd ** '
5 ** . hearth “
10 ** ■ whiaks -
Foraaiaby Qal] 8 F VONOONHORST A Co,
PRODUCE— 89 kegs buuer'V
90 bush prime chestnuts;
3 ecka giaseng;
- 6 do hops; -
> S 3 venison hams;
For sals by (dcJO] LAMBERT A SHIPTON.
SUNDRIES— 8 bbls Fresh Roll Butter,
11 bbls Clovamed;
90 Kka Peaches;
1 bale Hope;
3 kegs Laid: received per stmr Beaver; for sale
by L a WATERMAN,
del3 31 Water A 62 From att.
SUGAR— fiKhds mas New Orleans:
- IbblsDßemaned; '<
10 do aaaorted aoap;
For sale by J. D. VHLUAMS,
de3o 110 Wood st.
MOLASfiBS— 10 bids N. a prime;
9 do Sugar House;
3 do Phua. steam syrup;
For nle by J. D. NMLZJAMS,
do3o , • , : 110 wood st.
gmllh winter bleached Whale Oil; prime
3 bbls Tanners Oil;
8 u Cmds do; ia store; for tale by
O. BLACKBURN A CO,
avfi Wafer sx. near Chany ay.
FEATHERS, **—33 seks Feathers;
6 ecks Oinaeng;
4 acks Dry Apples;
1 box do ~ •
1 esk Beeswax; ' ’
1 ack Beeswax: to anive; for sale by
' de 13 L DICKY A CO.
TkTUTB—6 balsa Almonds: «♦? '
10 bxs SheUeA -S
9 bags Cream Nats;
• bags Pea Nuts; for sale by
dell J. D. WILLIAM-S
SOAP AND CANDL£b—
- 900 boxes No. 1 Ciseinnau Soap;
60 - Mould Candles; -
Landing lromXorth Carolina; for sale by
BAGALEY A SMITH,
Jal ■ Not. 18 ABO Wood st
TTOPI —IB bales Ist sort western N Y Hops;
XjL .1 do 2d “
Bdo lst :> * eastern “
Carefully aaleetad and of extra onalirr, ia store and for
sale by POINDEXTER A Co.
jtnl - • 1 . - 41 water st
Sundries— 8 bbi» lard;
8 “ fresh roll batter,
i;' 6 u dried peaches;
2 44 eloveraeed; '
Jnst rac'd and for tale by L S WATERMAN,
jaa3 31 water and 89 front sts
SOAPS— 10 boxes pun Palm;
• S “ White;
* * Bose;
9 - Sharing:
for sale by ■ &P. VON BONHOBST A Co*
ja3 . . No? 35 Front st.
PRE9R Smyrna firs;
3 Lids Zamae currants!
.4 boxes Geneva citron;
'-SO do MR Raisins;
Tat sals by
de3o
*\¥7INDOW Bxlol
W 150 “ 10x13;
j 00 “ 10x14;
for sale by ; AP. TON BONN HORST fa Co,
js3 . No. A 5 Front st.
PLASTER PABlS—Buitabla for Landjfac., always
on hand and for eale at No. 944 libenyr«trevt/near
CanaL tielOt. W. W. WALLACE.
LABIM bbU No 1; 7 hen do; In ttoro and.feesale,
by [janl) TAS3EY fa BEST.
■XT AILS—I2S kegs ass'cU for sale by ”
IN AF.VONBONNIIORSTfaCo,
. jai No3sFrontstr*cL
SVOAJB— 39 hbds N O sugar on hand and for sale
by ATWOOD JONES fa Co.
BCT TKB—3 bbls roll;
3 kegs Retired this day~and for sale
by paalj* TmTA BEST.
AND saie fir *
1 janl Jfa B FLOYD-
TTAVAJfA IQOAB-19 bxs Harana surer, on
i~l hand aad for tale by ATWOOD JONES fa Co.
XT Oi SUGAR—l6hhdsNOlUgarJoldcrop)jnstrec’d
•I>. and for sale by BROWN fa CULBERTSON,
• jah4 145 liberty at
/“'IOFFEB—IOB3 bags prime Bio coffee instore and for
U sale by pang] BAOALEY fa SMITH.
WHITE BRAZIL SUGAB—3OO bags superior qual
ity in store and for sale by i
jans ' BAG ALKY fa SMITH;
SALARATUB*— 0 easka and one' box just landing
and for sale by S F VOX BOXHOKST fa Co.
mOBACCO—IOO kegs No 1 six twist tobacco for
X- saU by ATWOOD JONES fa Co.
PEA HUTB-34 bag* pea nuts forsale by
janl ATWOOD JONES fa Co.
/'IOLOGSE— Foreign end Domestic Cologne IVV
UwnforWleby JOHN D. MORGAN, !
jal •* \ No. 031 Wood st
/"IOFFEB—IOO bags prime green Bio coffee am nog
ria New Orleans, and for sale hr
jan4 BROWN fa CULBERTSON, 145 liberty st.
LOAF SUGAR—ICO bbls Louisiana refinery No 7
ioaf sugar just we’d and for tale br
janl! • POINDEXTER fa Co.
FEATHERS— IW7 lbs prime Kentucky feathers Just
rcceired and for sals by • „
jantL. POINDEXTER fa Co.
GOAL BOATS—fI large substantial coal beau for.
sals. Inquire of REYNOLDS fa BHEE, ■ .
LARD-40 bbuTlard for sale’by '
janll REYNOLDS fa BHER.
MESS PORK—la bbU and half bbls aeuperior arti
ds for saie by pall] REYNOLDS fa BHEE.
Dprvpi FRUIT—4O bus dried Peaches; 3} do peel*
cd do; 30 buaheld dried apples for sale by
janll j REYNOLDS fa BHER
EIO COPFEE—S44 ban prim* freen.Biocoffee;S3
bbla Levering’* crashed sugar, landing from stmr
Northers Light, and for sate by Jl^„rn ,,
jaall /■ ; BAOALEY_A SMTHL
RAISINS— 200 bx* booth. raisinsperatrCoimaJ for
aalehy [jail] BAQALEY * SMITIL
Molasses and raisins-ih m»u moi**#**;
ISO boxes boocb raisins per atr Avalanebe, lor
br paalll BAQALEY A SMITH.
RIO COFFEE—4OO ban prime frees' Bio coflea
landing from atr Sl Cloud and for tale by
; jaafi BAQALEY * SMITIL
tr BiU* Wright, for
WILSON A ck-^
CHALK—22OO Iba white chalk for tale by
Wl jalO BKSELLEB3-
SPTB."TURPENTINE-12 bbl* for lala by
JjalOj ; » B E SELLERS.
SUNDRIES— Spiaa. madder, logwood, etc. on hand
and fof»alo by ROBERT A CUNNINGHAM.
.TVHY APPLES—2d boabala for sale by
X) 8. K VON ItONNllOifar A Co,
. No. a> Front at.
T XRD—I47 ken laaf iard, ree’d per'atrar America
-1 / and for tala by o*3] L 8 WATERMAN.
BEANS-AO bbl* amall whit* beana in store ana to;
j tale by • Ij*3) ' ■ . L 8 WATERMAN.
/“tHEESE—6O baxee for aala br 1
\J . S. V. VONBOXNUORSTACo,
jyg - No. 3S Front at.
ypmstr Ava-
JEKTBON-
HOPS— 55 bate# weatarn New York bopr, IS do.
Connecticut River end Eastern do. Just receiving
ana for aala by BEOWTi * CURBERTHON,
JanlO :•• •“• • 145 liberty street
EPSOM SALTS—24 bbli Baltimore epaom salts for
aala by [jaioi R E SELLERS, 57 wood m
150 bx* and bimsTekoU* bf » ud
JL U; 3a; ISs; 16a; 23a: and spun. for aala by -
<U3O ilaaiuebt* siurTON.
HOLASSKS-ISG bbU Plaula'A Molaa*
i.l •is l pruaaauabtr;4anding from atar4 bt aala by
I BaJiAIaEY * smith,
Jaal l No* 18*20 Wood at
P AlllSl-BOboin buach Rafnna, now landing,
iV and for aala byl BAQALEY * SMITH,
JH No*. IS * SO Wood *L
PIC IRON—IOO tbrta pig iron for aala by . "
lead JftUNS DXLWOBTH,»woodrt
RIO bar* prim# green Bio coflea
laafing fttaa atmcr Ibglioni, foir aala by
• J*a4 -1 JOHN S DILWOBTH.
CJ ALT PETRE—IS bbla refined aali petre: SO bag*
D arudefio for aala by [ja<l ISAIAH DiCKEY * Co. -
T> OSlN—SObbUtoaia rat'd and for *al^ b 7 '■
POINDEXTER A Co.’
'1;..-')
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
AL9ASAC.: • •
JA.VUARY.
13 Saturday,
10 Kanday,
17 Monday,
13 Tuesday.
19 Wednesday,*
SO Thursday,
tl Friday, j|
iKoTementaof ih<
To arrive at New York.
Mimouri, Monin,; Dec. 23
Philada, Besson, - Jan. 22
N. York. Ferrand. Fcb. 21
i. . uvxxvooti
Cambna. Judkins, 1 Jan. 1
—j— , , Feb. 1
aorraAkrro.v, 1 Ac. Wash'll* Johnston J&n. 58
Wash'n*Johnstou.Dec.l!i Hbitnati,Crabtree,Mar. Is
llorman,Crabtrec, Mar. IS To sail from Bysiou.
! To arrive at Boston. . inrxxroou
!PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE FXJR JANUARY,
XB. CJLAJO. ; w. u. DFXNT. CTtAS. ZUQ.
OKFICS PiTTSBCRan Gaxcttt, )
Saturday Morning, Janoory 22, ISIS. J
Tnc weather dontinues clear and pleasant; the
rivers are free of. ice, and in fino navigable order.
Iri the markets, generally, we have no material
changes to notice:
?LorE —The market is quite steady, with no
change, excepting perhaps a little less activity in
the way of talcs: The market is fully supplied,
and,jiu the absence of any pressing demand, there
is no probability of a change in liie prices, unless it
be'aidecline. Sales of about 100 bbls were effect
ed at the river, yesterday, at prices ranging from
31,57 to 5,00 v bbl, according to quality and terms
of sale. 75 bbls were sold from store at 3,oG£f>43
? bbl?in lots; and by retail, at 5,25 p bbh
Ryx Flout:—Receipts are partial, and supplies
limited. We observe no' change in. the prices*
$3,7503,57 being tho ruling figures. '
Fu*rr.—“The market is inactive and
prices hare partially declined. We note regular
talc*, from store at p 100 Ills.
PRyvtsto.w—The market for all hog products, is
quitejdull, and shptfn wide range in prieea. Ba
con Hams are selling to a moderate extent at 5|(9
o|c; Sides 4i041c, ajid Shoulder* at-3jo4c p Ol
Lard:is dulL and Sales to a limited extent only «£c
reported to us to sioGlc, os ifi quality.
Bcrnai—-Recepbi have been quite full, and sup.
plies | are large, j Considerable has been shipped
. East bnd to the Cincinnati market, but the aupplie*
remaining are more than sufficient to the Remind,
We quote sales of 20 bbls Roll at 12013 c fir th, and
of 15 kgs at 90ld, according to quality.
Goal's —The market is without change, and prr
ces.are nominal as last quoted.
Fisa—Tho market continues in lair supply, and
sale* to a moderate extent are effected at the fob
lowing rates: Salmon, $2O; Shad,93lo; Mackerel,
from 7,50 to 12,50: for the different No*. Hemng
wo continue to quote at 6,50 f bbl.
Besswax—Very little is; coming in at present
aud sales are limited at 232*21c p ft.
Ilo.vrt—Sales 15 bxs from store, at 18c p ft.
Seen—The market is quiet, with no change in
the prices.. We quote nominally ax' follows: Ckr
ver Timothy, Flax at 05c fir
busbeL ■ ;
"'kFxATHJXs—Receipt* have bees' quite light, and
Crfmer quotation* are fully sustained. Moderate
aalea'occvr at 34&35c lb,
Writxny Glass—Sales 100 bx* i-xlO at $3.30.
*bx.' i
W*»trx Lx*.
Vkitx Lzad.—Sale* oflOOkeg* at SI,GS 9 kg.
Chte—Are in (air request, with regular tale* at
follow*: Tanner* . Lanl, 6Se; Flax,
•eed at SG(oCOc 7; gaL
TaUa>V—We quote limited tales at 7f2fc|e, at
in quality.)
Belts—Sales of -V) bu at SSSESTc f bo.
BabvxsriLLC Packets.— ■'The new packet steam
ers Baltic and Atlantic, to rub in place of the Con
sul and McLane,are now nearly completed; and
will, we are informed,, commence running nest
week.' No expense baa been spared to make
these boats the first order of packet*,—just such as
the importance of this Lite requires.
The steamer Algmna, : froth bound for
New Orleans, run aground atCuroirs Island, and
was compelled to throw over-board two or three
hundred tons of her freight before she could be
floated off again, j
The: Bank of Minouri has declared a dividend
of fire per cent' ;oa the business of the past sis
months, after reserving one per cent, as a contin
gent ftlnd.
At Nashville, on the 15th instant, thd Cumber
land was at a stand, with plenty of water on tbe
shoals for the largest class of boats.
Wtvrnt Writ run:.—Oa Saturday afternoon. it
commenced snowing, and it fell to the depth of 3
or 4 inches. U then cleared otf and became very
cold. During the day yesterday, it did not moder
ate at, and at night the weather was clear and cold-
This will put an end to the narigation of the riTer.
—{St. Louis Upion, 10th.
HO Wood it.
Steamboat Accident.—We learn that the-’ tow
boat Caledonia, ip coming up tbe river prfWcd
nesday night, wtth several vessels in two. struck a
song twelve tnilea below the city, and was imme
diately iron on the flats, where she sunk to her
lower idecks.' No lives were lost CapL Beebe
iouuediately despatched tow-boat* to • her assis
tance.—JN. O. Mercury.
- A new counterfeit, a ten, on the Northern Bank
of Kentucky, haamade its appearance. It is said
to be well executed. Look out. -
- A was arrested ysiterday for trying lo pass
a ten dollar counterfeit bill on the bank of Louis
ville. lie was searched, but no other bills being
found tipon him, And llie evidence of guilt being
rather weak, the Mayor discharged him.—(CianaL
Com., 18th. 1 !
Spirit off tbe Donsitle Usrksts,
Ljcxsvillx, January 15.—-Cotton—We hear of'
a ante to-dav of 70 bales; S7|were fair Mississippi,
«t 7c, and the residue Alabama at Gjq also a light
sale at ( fyc. j..
. Flour aad Grain—Light 'sales of Flour to-day
from store at farmer quotations. Sales at the river
of ISS bu of wheat at 90c. Retail sales of com at
40c. ! -
Groceries—We mention sales today of 100 bags
Rio CoOee at 7 3-10 c, and 170 bgs in three lota at
7|c. Sales of 22 hhds;N. O, sugar at 4fic; 12 do
do at 4|, and a small sale at 1 |c. Sales of 45 bbls
plantation molasses alMttJc, and 25„bbls!and 10
bbls at 23c. i " j
Salt—A sale of 315 bbls Kanawha ash ,at 30c,
and inspection.
Tobacco—We tnention a sale of a hhd of first
rate at'the lower warehouse at $5,10.
Whiskey—Sales at the river this morning of 47
bbls of raw at 20c. :
j Cfattlsi Markets,
New Yojul January 17.—At market 1250 Beef
l3O Cowhand Calves,and 1400 Shecp-and
Lambs. I : •
Prices—Beef .Cattle, the. sales were confined
mostly! within $OOB. Some 500 head remaining
ov£r unsold at the dose of the week’s business, on
Monday evening! Another lot of 40 head were
taken for tbe Bermuda market. The offerings were
600 Horn the South, and the rest this State Cattle.
Cows and Calves—Soles ait from $2O to 30055.
All sold. ' ; i
ami Lamb* —-Huyera hnve cleared the
market at pricet; which Ibow a decided advance
upon last quotation*. Sale* at from $1,75 to 3,00£?
fi, aa in quality. 1 i : ’i
| IMPORTS 1 BYRTVEB.
Br*tbuviU*—Per Louti McLano—79 beds, 2
, bdla comfort*, atihr Colorado; 21 bbla flour, Bead
ing; 20 hdlipapCr* McCurdy Jc Loomia; 12 bbla
flour, HMitchcU;'-2220 fUumbcr.slmrKiagar*; 150
bxa gli**, Goslin; 07 do do,' Koae; 10 bbla flour,
Wrigbl; 26 aka* corn. Lytle; 100 bu oat*, 40 do
cornmeal, 400 Iba b ur flour, King; 3} tons pig met
al, Cuddy, Jonea & co; 32 ahta b iron, Hurbridgc
Wilson! 25 bbla flour, Mitchell: 113 iidea leather,
IlidwelL 50 do dej, Forayth dc Duncan; 1 bx mdae,
JiJaR Floyd; 96; hlf bxu 'glnsj, Robortaon & Ilep
pert j
Biattr— Per Michigan—3 cats pearlasb. Bur
bridge, Wfl«on A: co; 12 aks peachea, McCully; 25
kga nafla, Von BonnboraL ...
Per Beaver—-40 bbls flour, Sampw)n;4 t cska pot
neb, Dickey d: co; 251 pcs pork, Dnlrell &c co; 795
do do, 2 bbla butter, 13 do clover seed; !fl kgi? lard,
12 bbtaj flour, Taaaey & Beat; 18-»kga law, 1 bbl
cloveraeed, 1 ■ do butter, 8 bbla oilmenl,.Wriglit;' 60
bbla flour, 61 al(* bran,' Applqjale -Sc co; 04 bbla
flour, 2 4 do apples, 3 do butter, i *ck peachea, 350
bu OBtM.'lsodopQtatoeii r owncn;l blk Bear, Thorn;
21 »kt b w flour,;ls bbla apples, owner*.
Civdnnaii —Per Jewca*—4l bx 4 -tin,. Holmes;
153 bis cotton, Vncgtley; Si bbla molasses, 50 hbds
sugar, Ibmsen; 601 bbU molasses, Bagaiey !c Smith
10 hhdsjsugar, 44 bbla (oaf do Ilurbridge cc Wilson;
2 bbl* botnny, Massey.
' Per Swallowrrl kgii tobacco, 1 do; Maxurie: 4
hd do, Davenport; 1 Iriil; 10 kgs butter, 5 do'lsra,b
Leech Sc co; 1 bl acks, Ucyoolda Sc Sbee; 90 reams
psper, Kobtnaon fic co; l bx mdse, Forsrlh Sc co; 17
bbla flaxseed; 4 bis hops,"l3 ska com, 2'do rags, 4
|rp lard. 1. bx butter, McGill, Bothfleld Sc Roe; 1
cak lead pipe, 2 bx* sheet lead, Butler Sc Bro: 13
bdls paper,’Johnston Sc Stockton; 15 bbU wbiakey,
Lawton; 4 bbls flaxseed, 1 do titnotby, 1 do rye, 1
do beams, 3 aka mdse; 16 kga lard, 1 bbl beans,l sk
rags, McGill Sc Bushfleld; 10 bbls wheat, Voegfley;
2 bbls castor oil,; Morgan., > . .7
. Per Pennsylvania—l bx bonks, Kay & co; Ido
do, 32 bbl* bams, Grafl) 1 bx books, McDonald Sc
Beeson! 44 bbls mackerel, 5 blf do do, McQuHmn
& co;32bbls ofl, Sellers^s bbdi sugar.. Leech,fic
Son: 87 bbU kfs .do,,Heaxctton; 2 bbls
hominy] 2 do oil,Ke rr, 21 bxs books, EUiottfe E*
llisb; IS cats beccm, Mifcenberjfr,
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
7 harp cv’xtek ts channel —raiusa.
j Moon’s
{ phases.
_ ; ARRIVED, .
Consol, Dusliane, Brownsville.
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Beaver, Clark; \VetlsviUe.
Caleb Cope, Beaver and WelUville.
Louts McLnne, Bennett, Browtrille.
Pennsylvania, Gray, Cin.
Jewess, Bongfaer, New Orleans.
Swallow, Wilson, Cin. ’
447 a 6 I
4 44 311
440 410 |
449 rises I . .
4 GO 4 44
451 544 I Full Moon
4 63 0 44 1 ■
i Ocean B(eaaers«
To sail from N, York,
tuvax.
Besson. Feb. 21
N-York, Ferrand, Mar. 31
UVEHTOOi.
Hibernia, Ryrie, Jan. 1
Cambria, Judkins, Jan. 29
- somuiiFTOS, Ac.
| DEPARTED,
Consul, Dusbane, Brownsville.
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver. I
Beaver, Clark, Vclbvillc. \
Michigan No 12. Gilson, Beaver. \
Caleb Cope, Moore. Beaver and WellvDle.!
Grej/ Eagle, Brooks, Cin.
i m
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
CINCINNATI PACKET, 10 a. x.
BEAVER PACKETS, at 9 and 10 a. x., and 3
o'clock, r. x.
GLASGOW PACKET, 4 r. m.
LADY l BYRON, Nashville.
PENNSYLVANIA, Cincinnati.
SWALLOW, Cincinnati.
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1B«. \
Steamboat Packet Line, leaves daily Tor Cincinnati,
tUs. X.;
Passenger* Packet via Brownsville to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 8 a. m. and 6 r. m.
Mail Una direct to • Philadelphia, 9 a. X.
and t'Ji f. m. «
Western and Soothern Mail Coach Line, 0 a. x.
Nonh-WrMcrn via Cleveland, daily, 10 x. x.
Erie and Western New York, daily, 0 a. w.
North-Eastern tuiladelphln, daily, except Sundays,
4, A. X.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Eastern via Philadelphia, due 3 a. m., closes 13 x.
Weit'n Mall. Cincin. & Louixv.due 9 r. x - , eiose«4 a. x.
South. viaSaltlmore & Washington, due t* r. u. cl's 5 a. X.
Nonh Wyitem via Cleveland, due 10 a. x., closes y a. x-
Erie and Western New York,dues t. x., closes 8 x. x.
DEY GOODS, GROCERIES, ki.
| A. A* Manors 4b Co., ;
6S ttIIKCT ST- ICTVKCI TIIIBO ASD FOURTH nutn.
INFORM their friend* ami the public generally thnl
beiug about to remove to the spndou* etid elegant
Store recehtly erected oa the adjoining Lot. They will
clom out their large amt well selected stock ot Fall
and Winter Good* at con, and in many esses leu than
eo*t, to enable them to opeu their new store with an
eudre stock of New Goods. The sale will commence
this day and continue to the first of March, or until
their removal. Their extensive assortment of
Dreu Goods will be sold full UU per cent, leu than usa>.
ml prices. {They consist of the most fashionable Ossh
ro :res and! Delanrs, Gala. Mohair, Silk and Oregon
Plaids: Alio, Bombazines; Alpaccsa, Ac. »•
Cloak GOods—Frcurh aud German Merinos, Queen's.
Cloth, French Plaid Cloakings, Broad Cloths,-of all the
most fashionable color*; Black and fancy Dress silks,
of every variety. Shawls—Cashmere, Terkeri, Taruui
Plaid, and other shawls—a very lam assortment, fully
redueed orte half in price, Flannels—Welsh, Lngtiui
and American Flannels, of all colors and qualities.
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, Gimps and
Fringes, Wrought Collars and Cspcs. Laces, Aniteial
blowers, Planes and Feathers, Scarfs, Cravats, Hand*
kerebieu, .’Fancy Buttons, etc. Linen Goods of every
description. Woollen Goods Caiaimerve, Cassinstts.
Vestings. Beavers, Ihlots, Tweeds. Jeans. Whimsy
and Bath Blankets- Also an extensive imminent bl
Calicoes, Cbintxes, domestic Ginghams. Checks, Stripes,
Tickings, brown and bleached Mnsliua. die.
The lolldwing will bo some of tba Price*;
Cash are res at 15| e. Usual price 371
Moauelin ile Laines, ICJ *• , “ 13 and 31
Gala Plaid*. .; 5» u ' “ 1W
Mohair A Oregon Plaids, JU
Atpaccas, | isf
Flanaala, ] • SO
'Wrought uiOut, tel
Calico**, i 9 to 10
1 Cassineas,’ ttto 31 * “ SO
Together with avery-articla in the Store, which will ha
off*tad equally cheap. Visiters may t* assured that
they will not bs disappointed in the quality or pnee* of
our food*.! [jantJ] A A MASON * Co.
Vow la the Urn* far Bargain*.
ALEXANDER a HAY would respectfultyinfortn
the citizens of Pittsburgh and 'll* vicinity that they
are now idling olf their very large and extensive stock
of dry godds at aa unparalleled reductioo of price*,
their objecj.bring to exchange good* for caah, A iu or*
drr to effect thi* in the abort?*: possible lime they will
tell off their entire *toek at each remarkably low rale*
a* cannot fiul to *uit rath buyer*. A turn opportunity
ia now offered to person* in want of cheap dry good* to
supply thefoaclve* at a eorapanitivelr sutali expense.
\V* have a iarga and splendid atoek of
• 1 LADIES’ DKKKS GOODS.
Palo Alto, Buena Vista* Gala, English and French Me
rino plaiitq Oregon and California ikr, Plain black and
Mode colored Da Lain?*, FrenobMenho*. aaaorted col
ora; Alpacfa Lustre*; Bombazine*; French and "Scotch
Cashmere* and .Mouslm De loinc*; French and Earl*
iton Gingham*. etc.
DREWt AND MANTILLA SILKS
A large and splendid assortment tif rich black Drew
and Mantilla Silk* and blue black Urea* Satin*.
t SUAWIA SHAWLS.
A large aatortmettl of, super French. Turkerri and
Cashmere Fhawls; p&ltt and embroidered *ilk fringe
Thibet doJCbamcleon and Brocade silk do; plain black
*Uk do; an per all wool long square llrorbea do; plain
and embroidered Cloth do; plain and embroidered Ue
Lame* do.:
jcLOTUS AND CASSTMF.IUS
Super Fretieh, English, and Apieriranlr'loths aud Caa
aimerea iu great variety.
SATINETTS AND FLANNELS.
An excellent assortment of Sattinm and alsrga atoek
of red, white and yellow Fannelt.
Itlanket»l—Super blue Blanket* for overcoats; fin*
twilled dottAmeneah premium do n «te.
Al*o, a large assortment Of Ticking*, Cheek*, Frists,
Muslins, together with almost every article in the dry
good* liue.[ ALEXANDER A'pAY,
jan» 73 market at, N. W. eor. of diamond. -
PRINTS ONLY.
44
CEDAR BT-, NEW YORK
LEE & BREWSTER
E*taMi«hed s wurrhor.** In thr ymt for ibt por*
pow orsopnlyiiwtlie City and uuniorTiaiift \vua
PRINTED CALICOES EXCLCHIVELY. st
low prices—and exhibiting, at all sraiont
of the year, the Largest Assortment in
Tfr ft WORLD.
Thsv ars now opening Several ItunUred Paekagea,
eompnting every new style of Foreign and Iteoirstie
proonctfon,' oanyofwhirh have just been purchased,
and are ofivred.for sale for Cash snd short credit, at
PRICES REDUCED
; iv.om
ONE TO FITE CENTS
per yardttelow thepneesof Apn! ar.d May, st per
printed Catalogues, which are corrected daily, for the
information of borer*.
FEIST WAREHOUSE, i
NewYcrk, Jane, 1b47. { , »y3di«US :
CfarA—Hondfay, Jam I®.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES—W R Morphy,
N. K. corner 4ih aad market sts, will, tromthts
sell his winter dress goods, and a large proporuon
of his stock, adapted only to the wtatar season, at
greatly redoeed prices, ft being his object to sell off
this pan of his stock to make room for an early spring
supply, no will be had to the cost of the goods;
but they will be'ofiered at prices that will error* their
sale—^socht as California plaids, at U| former price 2Se;
upii <fo. at 35 former pnee 37|e; Printed Srotcb rash
meres at 111, former pries 31c; do. 35, former price 37|e;
French ail wool do. CO cts, former priqeOJand7sr;
super do. 75 former price 100; super plaid Thibet cloth,
83 and 75 former priet 100; bcudst a large assortment
of winter ishawts, worsted Hoods, Ac. at prices much
lower than before offered. _ . jatO
/TOCHECO PRINTS—W R Morphy lantee the alien
lion of bnyen to his assortment of above superior
goods, neat styles and plaids of pure madder colors,
and warranted fast; also, Fall River and American
print works do. also fast colors. j&nID
TTfELSII FLANNELS constantly on hand at dry
yy goods house- of W R Murphy, N E corner of
4th and market its-, ait assortment of above goods,
warranted not to ihring in washing. JanlS
r BLE DIAPERS AND TABLE CLOTHS-W. R.
Murphy ha* <A> hand, at low prices, an assortment
ot common, medium ana superior linen table diapers;
also damask linen table cloths, napkins, also bock
abed, and Scotch diapers for towsling. jalS
TTrHITE COUNTEIIPASrEB—Another ease
YY of Steamboat Counierpaats.iuit received from N.
York, and! for sale by SIIACKLLTT A WHITE,
deoo ; . no Wood si.
FLANNQJ^— Red, Brown and Barred Flannel*-
An additional supply received from the manufactu
rer*. Alsb, a few piece* of low priced Cassinetts, for
tale by > GEORGE COCHRAN,
«pM ’ . tfd wood st.
BIANKETS— 35 pair large Domestic Blankets, jast
received on consirmnent; for sale by ’
a3O i GEO. COCHIUX, » Wood *L
ROLL! BUTTER—3O bbls prime . Penn'a butter;
keg butier and lanl, dry apple* and peaches iu
stors and for sale by ' J fa R FLOVD- _
rrtEAS—W half chests Young Hyson, Gunpowder,
1 Imperial, and Blaek—3s and 13 tb boxes Young
flrson and Gunpowder do. on hand and for sale by
lanlO 1 RODEirr A CUNNINGHAM.
rpKAß—The aub»etibers have on band and for able
X, on accommodating lerma, a large and welt »elected
assortment if teas of tliflcrent grades and deacriptions.
Ja3 [BROWN * CULBEJITbO.N. 143 liberty at
rpKAH—OO packages fresh Y. lluysen; Gunpowder, * l
I Imperial; for sale by
- 8. P. VON BONNHOBST* Co^
j«3 . No. 35 Front *U
1718(1— 100 bbls No 1.2 and 3 moekcrrl; to half bbl
) No 1: do; 20 bbls No 1 herring, and 10 drums end
bsh, just ree'daud for aalebV .....
jtlnlO : KOUEBT A CUNNINGHAM.
Mackerel— so bir tbu No 3 large;
] 20 btl* No. 2, for sate hy
jy 21 E. HEAZEErON.cast aula diamond.
MACKEREL— Jfiobbls No» 1. a, a)td,3 roackeral joat
rec’ on consignment and for *“fo by
j ß nl3 b RSQLIHH * BENNFIT.
WHITE FISH—CO bbls white fish; 13 half bbls do.
in prime order and for sale by - '
janl? ISAIAH DICKEY * Co.
ACKEREL—I23 bbl* large No 0, for aalebjr
jan4 ~ JAMES. A. HUTCINoQN.
FEATHERS— UOOO lb* prime Ky. feathers for sale by
j.n< A HITfCIUNSON * Co.
i?UNDRIEB—2O seek* feather*; I cask beeswax; 63
l 9 boxs pea nuts, ree‘d on consixiunent, and for sale
by LiaotJ ISAIAH DICKEY * Co, 30 water st
SUNDRIES— II bbls lanl; 2 half bbls do; 15 bags fea
thers;: 5 sacks dried applet Just received per SB
Cashier, and for sale by [M] ISAIAH DiCKEV A Co.
SUNDRIES— 35 sack* Feaibera;.6 teka Ginseng;4
seka Dried Apple*; t *ck lleetwmx; I cask do; now
landing from attar Lady Madison, and for sale by
jnnd 1 ISAIAH DICKEY * Co.
BUUTEB AND FEAT 11 MILS—2 bbls and I box but
ter slid 3 sacks feathers receiving £rum stmr iAk*
Erie and for sale by (jan3l JAB. UALXELL.
I 7BATHERS—20 Bag* prime feather*Jnst ree’d and
j for sfcle by pant] BBOWN * CULBERTSON.
FEATHERS— 30 aaeks prime Kentucky feather* in
more and for aafo by jAS A HUTCHISON * Co
]b* print* feathers on eoeiiga
mentlandfdrsolahy ISAIAH DICKEY.*
rpODACCO-75 boxes 5, B: and spun on hand for sale
± bT- S UanlOl ROBERT A CUNMXOIIA.M.
CANDLES —73 boxes mould candle* landing from
.Germantown, and for sale by
itnlS { . g* W nARBAUOH.
SOAp-r-fiO boxes Not rosin soap; SO dd alkaline do:
reewron eonsignmeat tad for aala bv 1
lanU.t: B * WHAttBAUGH.
LARDL-100 kegs No Hard; 40 hbls do; jmrt landing
andforMlftty r: .. ~ S * W HARBAUGH.
but cn eonrirhihaiit, for sale by .
jail . i 9 WIU4AMS, U9irw4«.
hi
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HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, kc
1 • > - Laad'finr Bale* '
’THE nndersgued, executor* of the tut NVill and
A Testament of George Williami, late of Fayette
.township, in the eouniy of Allegheny aud State of
Pennsylvania, deceased, will sell on accommodating
l-nns 347 acres of well improved, first rate land,'
abundantly supplied with good water, limestone and
coat situate in the fork of Coal Ron'and west branch
of Ijnie Beaver, half a milr from the Bandy and Bea
ver Canal, indToor mile* west of New Lisbon, in Cen
tra township. Columbiana county and State of Ohio.
Said lands will be sold altogether, or divided to anil
purchaser*. Title indisputable. Person* wishing fur
ther information relative to raid land, are invited to call 1
on Abner Moor, adjoining said premises, or Milton E.
Baldwin near Nobleitown: Allegheny county Pa., ar
Dr. J. Dimmitt. 3d street Pittsburgh. Mason -fc Potter,
attorneys, of New Lisbon, are our authorized agents to
sell said premises. j DIMMITT.
MILTON E BALDWIN,
Jah2o\c4i3 , Executor*.
Bargains In Beal Estate.
MFOUR DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALF-
These houses are situated on Decatur street be
tween Fourth and Liberty streets, west of the
Diamond, and oji lota IS feet front, by 00 deep. The
houses arc briefc, three stories: high, and contain six
rooms eaeg. They ore „«f receut erection, are well
built, aud possess every convenience for neat residen
ces for.small families, having each separate and iude
pendeniyard*.
10* These houses will be sold at the low prieo of
81133 each! and lime given on a portion of the pur
chase money. Such think, have not late
ly been offered in this city.
Inquire of the aubacriber. who can be seen at the Of
ficp of the Gazette, ever)' forenoon, between the hours
of eight and ten, and at other limes at bis rooms at
Mrs. Hays’ boarding house, Robinson’s new row. Fed
eral at Allegheny City. DN WHITE,
jangt : . Agant for the owner.
Store Uoaie for Sal
MTIIK atord house and lot, situated on Liberty
and Ferry streets, adjoining the store of John B.
Bell, is offered'for sal*. 'The building it a three
*lol7"brick. «ud covers the whole lot. having a front on
liberty street of 10 feet, and.on Ferry street of SB
feel, and if, in depth, the longest ride, G 4 feet. The
building i* well .and snhitanDally built, having two
fronts, attd so arranged that the cellar and upper ato
nes eon -twrfenied Separate. The store room i* occu
pied by a Grocery, for which the stand is well adapted.
This valuable property will be sold cheap and on easy
term*.
Inquire of the subscriber, who can be seen at the of
fice of the Gazette, every forenoon, between the hours
of right and ten. and at other times at his rooms at
Airs. Hays’ itoarding house, Robinson’* liew row. Fed.
eral st. Allegheny city. D N WHITE,
jntilOtf Agent for the owner.
Tiro Dwelling.lloiuaa for Sole. -
DA ONE of these houses is situated on Penn street,
relwin thi* city, between Hand street arid Garrison,
on the south side of the street. It is a two'
story brick, 33 feet in frout, containing 9 rooms, and
handsomely BuUhed. The lot runt hack 110 lest to a
twenty Unit alley, on which is ejected a stable and car
riage house. Thu valuable property will be sold at a
bargain on easy terms.
*lne other house is situated on Isabella street, Alle
gheny city, near the Hand street bridge. It is a 3 story
brick, new anil handsomely fixtiiheo, containing two
parlors, dining room, kiicheu and wash house ou the
tint floor, four rooms on the second floor, aud * finish
ed garret. This lot runs back also to an alley. Price,
SlUuO, only about the cost of the house. Term* easy.
Inquire of the subscriber, who can b« aeeu st the of.
fie* of tfic Gazette, every forenoon, between the hours
of eight j end leu, and at other-time* at hit,rDomsat
Mrs. Beys’ boarding bouse, Robinson’s new row, Fed*
crel *t. Allegheny Cuy. D N WHITE.
janJuf . Agent fbr the owner.
For Sola or Rent.
MTHE Subscriber will ssll or rent the dwelling
boutd olid premises which he now occupies, sit*
uaied near the Grcensburgh turnpike, 3( miles-*
cast of the city.snd ihe Allegheny Cemetery .-
Thcra are ten acres of rood arable land in a high slate
of cultivation, and well adapted to the purposes of a
dairyman or gardener. The buUdiug* consist of a
larye two story brick dwelling house, trams barn and
stablea Thera is also an the premises a large orchard
of well selected fruit. A a spring of unusual excellence.
Also, For Rent, aiarg* three story briek dwelling
house, finished with all the modem improvements, sit.
eated on 4Ut st, between Grant st, end'Cherry alley.
’ Possession given ou the Ist April next. Inquire of
janli . WM; YOUNG, 143 Üb*ny*t._
Form for Real or Lease.
The underairned will'rent or lease for a term©l
£■ yesrv a portion of the farm where he now re
sides, containing from 00 to 70 acres fif tiilsble
laud and 4U acres of woodland, one Urge stone dwel-
Ung house, one lof-house. and a large bam. whieb can
be used for stonhg room dr converted into a spring
house. This property is between three and four miles
iroot Pmsbujgh, on the Mtmongahela river, city side.
It is very suitable for a dairy and vegetable farm. :
Poaw-ssum given on the Ist of March. For particu
lars inquire on the premises <of
_jo3Ul_hL Ist march j HKiRV WOODS
Far Bala or Bant.
A t»ew e brick building'with steam engiue, hav
ming a large supply of water, whieh has been need
as a tannery and can be applied to any mqpufarluring
perpose. i •
ALSO, FOR SALE—one of the best locations for
manufacturing purposes in the immediate suburbs of
the city; coal plenty and eWsp, and but fifteen minute*
walk from the city *teatnboft landing. Also for lalc, a
kw baddutg lot* iu the same vicinifv. For term* ap
ply to ; GEO. "COCHRAN,
;anl7 _ 1 30 wood street.
ea FpR BALK. ' ” :
SS9 TIIK threa sioty Dwelling House and Lot, now
maßkoeenpied by IL F. Sebweppe. Esq., on Penn *L.
near Hand. The Lot is 21 by 1W feet, and is pleasant
ly situated. FoMerms apply to the subscriber, who has
also’ TORRENT
Tbs threw story hooae on the-corner of liberty st. and
Irwin's* alley, tun* occupied as a wholesale and retail
grocer'sitore, by 11. F. l‘osseision given,
immediately, on application'at the warehouse of Johsri
Irvrin A Sons. No-11 water street, bf
. JOHN inWIN
. Valaablo Farm ftr Sal*. •
THE subscriber will sell on accommodating terms,
that valuable Ohio river abont
S 3 miles bejow Pittsburgh, ut what is called Crows bot
tom, adioining the property of Mr. Georg* Shires.—
Thera is about lid acres of-land, 60 acres of which is
nvsr bottom; the balance ts secured Itouocn, lies beau
tifully, and abounds in good coal, limestone and timber.
Theirc are from CO to 79 acres cleared. There is n good
two story brick dwelling boase. a frame barn and other
out houses, a larga orchard bf choice frnit, infipa good
spring uf water ut every field os the place. The greet
er part of the farm is trader good fenes. Title indis
ptuahla. For terms ‘applyltoYVM BOYD. Attorney at
Law, offic* oh 4th ft above smithfield. dc^QdlmAwiS
FORSALE.
ffjf THE NATIONAL HOTEL «n 'Va;er street.
ho re the .Monongaheta llouw. and the stabtr
on ftool •irceu N-icy a leasehold for the t<.nu iii'-Jl
year*, from thr Ist of April.;lMi subject Wlhf. psymeul
of St'iO per aunura. It deuivd,' the fee-simple ui the lot
whiehfs OQfeet fronton Water street, extending through
to From *L, can be purchased. Enquire of
d-ciStf WM, M. DARLINGTON,
f .. For Rent.
mA two story brick dwelling with about six aeres
Of ground aiuchrib situated at Oakland. The
place i» welt »:ockrd with fruit qf all kinds, aod
is a desirable location for a larail; being entirely out of
reach of the river and dirt of tbe city. An omnibus
leave* Oakland hourly for the city. Apply to
janSO _ATWt.toD,_JONE9fa Co_
For Rant.
MA new tltnre story brick dwelling boase on
Wylie street— Possession firm on toe first ot
April or sooner if required. Inquire of
jas J fa R FLt)YP. BfJ liberty street.
Far :Ren«.
pNf - A two story briek dwelling with about 5 acres
. P;B of grouud, situated on tbe bank of the Ohio river.
JE&in the borough of Minchestnr. Apntv to
janSl JAMES A HLTCIUsON_A Co.
TojLaC.
M THREE dwelling' houses situated on 4th street
near canal bridge, ta the city of Pittsburgh. Al
so, a room 75 by 3) feet, with a convenient an
trance on Sth sl, near wood. Also, a frame dwelling,
two stories, with an acre of ground enclosed and under
estivation, situate on Ohio lane, ia the city of Alleghe
ny. Inquire of J D WILLIAMS,
jan9 ; . 110 wood street. _
MTbe, new three-story fira proofbrick store on
second's!, now occupied by Edward Evaui; for
rent from Ist of Apnl next' Inquire of
J SCHOONMAKEU fa Co..
janlB l ■_ 94 wood street.
M Tbe subscribers will rent part of the ware
house now occupied by them. Apply fb
LEWIS, DALZEI.L, fa Co.,
janlO ; 54 water street.
For Rant.
JaL The two large rooms in tha Chronirle baiUings,
Kitf on 4lh street, now occupied by \V r hltncT fa Du
mars, will bs for rent from the first day of April next
Inquire of . HENRY MORfUSON,
janfitf ; ■ . ■ : laolhertyst.
’ For Rant.
. A hmndaotnftr finiihfd room on Markft ntrf«i, :
jtjS> IttUly occbpirJ a. ettablishmanl
by Morlond A Co. Al*o, ft well finianed and wrll fur*
nulitd room, auiiabto for aorietie*. adjoining tha hall of
tha Mercaftttia Library Aaiociauon. Kutnutea at Phi*
loHftll, S D OAZZAMj
octg7 Office, market ijmi, between 3d an£l 4th
For H#nt.
MTIIE Urge and convenient dwelling houta on
Federal «u Allegheny, formerly occupied by Hr*.
Ann Gazsam. Rent low. , Possession given on tha tat
of April next. 1 BDGAZZAM.
Immediate possession of the above house can be ob
tained by applying to M. Creighton, at the canal ware
house of Clark AThaw. t 1 dec2
—♦ pop - Rani.
Aw* A Urg* room onthaud story of the warehous*
Jglß occnpied by the sabseribera, near tha foot of
Wood »tret I —a good location for a steamboat
agency or cn Insurance offite.
jaul4 BQI.LMANS A OARRISOg;.
J*Por ■»!«• •
A Fine two story brick boat*, on main street,
Allegheny city, near the upper bridge. / The lot U
!U teat in front by luo deep.l For term* inquire of
• delStf : A WASHINGTON, 4th at.
M THE Urge fire prow Warehouse, 94 fact front by
Ej SO fset deep, on aecqrid st, near wood. Rent mod
erate. Inquire of J gCHOONMAKER A
dclC » ' ■ 21 wood at .
. For; Rent.
MA neat two sumtFd brick dwelling house with
seven rooms and large yard, pleasantly sithoted
m the Bib ward. Appiyto WM B BCAIFB,
7aul33w -f, Ist street near wood,
Por|'fiaDt;>
MTwo large hribk dwelling houses on 3d street/
between jToltKfield street and ehtfry alley.—
ITtey art slate' roofed, furnished with gas
fixmres, and have spAcidus ynrda and out buildings.)
Inquire of flanUrtf) S.. AVM M DARUXGTQN.
'■ F*or*Reßtl
MThe three story U(ick warehouse, No 54 water
street and No lUS st. Immediate possession
given—apply on flic premise*.
JySdtl ' I V T ALKXANDER GORDON.
fToXet.
MA Urge, coipmodious. and well finished, three
story brick dwelling, on Penn st, half way be
tween Garrison alley and Wayne at Posses
ion riven immediately. Pur particulars inquire at the!
office of ; W W WAI.LACE,
, julySttf I ii - • . 344 liberty tflrerl.
g»M COUNTIIY ÜBBIDEfIGR,
LB; HAVING refeoved to tha eity, for eonvenience
JC»lo pmfeubnal 1 liqstiiesa, I wilt rest the M*a*ion
House, and itaimmed ate enclorare,situate on Ibeblofl*
of IbA Mononvahels, bnemtle above Pituborab.
larliaitwt? \i ■! JAMKBH CRAFT
For Bsat. .
u a Smoke House, situated on Plum alley, for
ImVrent. luqoire of ROBERT DALZELL A Co,
street. • l » } - dee 13
, For Bent
*nL The.yrell furnished store on Market street, be
jjffiStween'tfaird and fourth streets, at present occu
■■ ■"’iiled’by Barraw* and Turner. Possession jri Ten
on the first of April nfxt ,![nt22] . E D OAZZAM.
: ■ 1 Ta~E*4r ••
: A dry good* warehouse, 27 wood street, aeeond
above Diamond
SOAE LAND''FOR'
for sail*, situate intend of the Monuagahela River,
vs Brownsville; Pa- having a 7 foot vain of eoal,
which will bo add in exehanga for roods. For particu
lars apply to t0c231 8 A W ItARBAUOH, 33 wood at
IN MANCHESTER FOR SALE-l hav# for tala a
beautiful buildißK Lot la Manchester, near tha ferry,
t 3 feat front by ISO feet deep. It trill ba told low, and
on accommodating tana*. Terms unexceptionable,,
£, w ,
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS
FASHION FOR AUTUMN. , . J?jr
4 ».«..vv«. ai it
-;: : . . HATTERS, ’
_ co«tct or, wood xjto nrru rruzn. minnai,
TTAVK received their Autumn style cf Hat*, to
XL whieh they respectfully invit« the'attention of
their customers and citire ns,-generally. sept 4
. NEW ISVEXTIOS4—PATENT AIR
[CIRCULATKR AND HAT PROTECTOR-—The
liubscriber will introduce oo Saturday, Oct. Plh.
ifmen wishing a hat tried with ihii deturabla arti
fill please coll and examine. -
. ALFRED KKKVIL, Practical Hatter,
A i ' IS3, head of wood ft
r± j FALL FABIIIOBL—S. MOORE has reeeiv-
JmX. fr ®“ hew York, the Fill style of Hats which
mil introduce this day. Saturday! Auf.' 23th.
Alt tnpse in want of a neat ana superior hat would do
wall toeaU at No. 75, Wood Street, 3d door above 4th..
i . - -
184T.-BEEBE .k
/■COSIAR’S Styte Gentlemen's llat*will be intro*
at hnmiL's qn 1 Thursday, Aojrost 27th.
Gentlemen wishing a cheap, l fashionable bat of Pitts
burgh manufacture, ahead of fashionable Hats import
ed and, advertised by tome of the trade, please call at
i • ‘ ' WEEVIL A Co.’s,
; 152. head of wood st
A ,*55 IMEH eABHIOS FOB BATS—
JX.JVKF received from jNew York, the Summer
for hats, cons.iiting of While Beaver, Pearl
'y ll,e French CoMimere Hats, with Vsnulator*.
Ihoee in want of a beautiful, light ifat arerespectfully
invitedto call. I S. MOORE.
mnyaS 75 wood sL, 3 doore above 4th
i LITERARY-
PhlUdeljihla College of Medicine, .
FifiA, South of Walnut street.
THE SPRING AND SUMMER COURSE OF LEC
TURES FOR 1449. will be commenced on Monday,.
March :oth, ls4£i, and be continued four months, by the
fotlowineFacuTiy;
. JAH iMcCLINTOCR, M. D., and
Surgical Anatomy. '
J. A BURDEN, M. D-, Materia' Mediea and Ther
apeutics.'
D. P.GARDENER. M. D. Chemistry.
HENRY GIBBONS, M. D., Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
LOUIS 11. BEATTY. M. D., Obstetrics and Diseases
>f Women and Children.
JAMES SJcCLINTOCK, M. and Prac
tice of Surgery. . . \ .
HENRY OIUUONS, M. D , Irutimtet of Medicine
ud Medical Jurisprudence.
S. R. McCAINTDCK, 51. D„ Demonstrator of Anat
omy. ' •
RICHARD'UURR. M. D_ Prosector of Surgery, .
Fee for the fall coarse, 870. Fee for those wnohtTO
attended two full courses In other Colleges, 840. 31at*
riculation to be paid once ouly, 85. Graduation 820.
Practical Anatomy, including Recapitulatory Lectors s,
810. The Dissecting Room* will be opened on the Ist
Of March.
From
i iarraorrmenu now pending there is trerr rea
hope that tbe chairs of Inttitqtft of Medicine
mitooiy will be occupied by distinct Professors
s*fly penod.
For further iaformotion inquire of
JAMES McCUNTOCK. M. D- Da**,
No. t North EleVauth hUMt
Philadelphia, Dee, 87,1M7. jatii.
'Received ftt'M. A. Minor's.
A TOUR To the River Saguenay in Lower Canada, by
Charles Laumau.
Mary .Stuart. Queen or Seou. by Alexander Dumsa.
Insubordination, or. the tthoeinakar'a Daughter, an
American story ot real life, by T. 9. Anhur.
liatryJlsniugok, or Adventure* of a whaleman in the
- Pacific Ocean, by Dr. Louie A. Balter.
The Market Queen, or the Wife'* stratagem, by Mr*.'
Elisa Sheridan.
Rose Somerville, or a Husband's Myitery and a wife'a
Devotion, by author of “The First nklsejjlap,*’ wiUfc
tnimeroue engraving*... ■
The Death Ship, trf the Wrate'e Bride. -i. ‘f- ..l
Chapman'* Amenean Drawing Rook. v.- .v u
Ancient Egypbher Mouumenta, History, Ae, by Gaorg*
R. Oliddori. .
Animal Magnetism, by Alphou»«.X«le t M. J)- a "•
Tbe'Hwiss Family Robih<xjar-Of=Aa>enturee of a. Fa*
ther aiiil pother and foar eons in a desert island.
Hie Pharmaceutic Practical Recipe Book for the’ sea
of druggists, by F. A. Souillard. 1
Blackwood's Magazine for December. ,
Jiving Ace, No iltt
.Taylor's .Money'Reporter. Jaru.t4tb. ’ .
Green’s iVorks, the Reformed Gambler,' fresh supply.
A splendid article Gentlemen's Visiting Cards, targe
sized. ■ For sale at M. A. Miurr's. . janto .
YOUSO IsADIBS’ SBUIABT.
ALLEGHENY CITY/
Insulation ander the direction of Mr. N. W.
J. METCALF, is still open for the reception ofPlplU
att h», \
Cari»f of laoduky and Strawberry iti.
The Second Seasinn will commence on Monday, Bept
12th • '. [
Those dgiignirig to eater will find uu thoir interest
la do ao as near the opening of the session as posiible;
though paplla wiU bo received at any use daring the
session j
The aerriecs of competent Teachers will beaeeored
for classes that .may' wish to receive instruction* in
Drawing, Painting and Music.
For particulars relative to the course of inairutlon,
teros, &e. consult circulator apply to the Instructor. l
Allegheny, July 13, IM7. tfj
niiailTlUl HID SEW VEiE'i iJ.
V/ XL'ALS. GIFT BOOKS. Ac- Ac- at eastern prices.
Iwafiets of Memory, aftd illuminated anuual for IMS.
- Gems of the Reason, fyr 1M&- ’
Flower* Personified. do.
Rose, dr Affection's Gift do. ' ;
OhmimaVUk>p»onj«.
Phe Parables illuminated—bound in Berlin IroaT
Poems ofFitzGreeu Ha^ock—illuminated.
Rough and Ready Almanac.. . • j
' Thompson's Seasons—elegantly. Ulattfalad Abound.
Goldsmith's Pdems. do. do si
gunny Hoora of Childhood. . . .. ... ]
Moore's poetical Works—splendidly tUoatratad and
bound.; \
. Byron's Work*. do- do i
Bulendtd Port Folios, of cap, letter and not* aisiia.
Elegantly boulid Pocket and Family Bibles.
Rosewood writing desks and work boxes.
Glubesof 6,10 ana 12 inches diameter.
For sale by ; . JOHN H. MELLOR,
j PI Wood at-
Suparb Aaanal tad Gift Beokafor ISII.
—The,Chanty a »criea ot graceful and elf pant color
ed group*, witbdearripUTa .illustration*; by Elizabeth
Ellet, bound in scarlel ailh, and splendidly gilt.
LeaflcU of Memory; an Illuminated annual for IH3:
edited br.Reyne II Coates, M. D 4 superbly bound, ale*
gently illuminated and illustrated.:.
I'ri"ndsbip'» OJeriiiu, i.d IM'i.'eletjantlel.oum] and
illu«iraird, tiv .pli'uiiii! encrarinpa by tanatu,
o>ri»ti«» hcefuakii, ouilMiwiousfv Annual. Art ISIS;
bound in Arabian morocco, and illustrated by 9 baauti*
fulmezxnuat engravings by Bart*in.
The Hose of Sharon. a Religious Souvenir, for IMS;
•dited by Mir S. C. Edjrertcn Mavo.
The Hyacinth. or Adeciion'a Gift; a ChrisUuaa, New
Year.-and Binhrfaj Present/for IM I *.
.Hie Gift of Friendship: a token of RemembrasM for
IMS.
The
E. Oa
and en
by the
The
lion.
Mayflower an Annual for IMS; edited by Mrs.
ikes Smith; bound in elegant embossed morocco,
tnbellisbed with superb enjraviflga, from drawings
! best anisU.
Young Lady's Companion, and Token of A flee-
The above, together with a large supply of Poetical.
Floral, and other works, bound in th« most superb ana
costly style,- suitable for Christmas and New Year
Gift*; for sale by JOUKCTpN 4 STOCKTON,
. dc 31; : cor. Market 4 3d >ta.
s«w Publication*.
POEMS, illustrated. Harper’s new
jjJ- edition of the Poetical works of John Milton, with
a memoir, and.critical remarks on his genius and wri
tings, by James Montgomery; and one hundred and
twenty engravings from drawings by William Harvey.:
In two Tofuines. . ,
SriJCKa*» Gann TmaverT.—The four Oospels arid
•Act* of the Apostles, in Greek, with Engl]in notss,
critical,'philosophical, and cxegciieal;-maps, indexes,
etc. together'with the Epistles and apocalypse; the
whole forming the "New Tenement—For the uw of
Schools, College*, and Theologies] Seminaries By
lUv. J.A.Spfcuw, A. M.
A New Nona—Midsummer’s Era;—A fairy tala of
take. By Mrs. S.C. Halt.
jams' Heist IV.—Tbs life of Henry the Fourth,
king of Fra nee and Navarre,- By G; P. R. James.
Complete In four pans, paper, * vols. cloth.
For sale by JOHNSTON 4 STOCKTON,
jariV: bookseller*. corner of mark stand 3d sts
ENGLISH 800 Its— Hutorr of the Greek Bev>
oluiioo, had of the. wan- and campaigns arising
from the ■troggies of the Greek Patriots laHahoeipa.
ting their country from the Tatkixh .Yoke—ia two eel*
rune*—splendid eopy with nutneroos maps and tngra*
tringi. , i
. Letter*' il!«!trtiti*e of the reign of William lU| from
l®-6tol?r3—tflihfineporuttt', tnatoU.
Companion to the *tudr ef the Holy Scriptortn.
HarryMonbraj-, thriiing romance, iPiih fld.cagn*
rings. . :
'Jear ie the Holy Land, French Stage, add Sketehee
in China; JnstrecMand for tale hr
Me DON aLD ft. BEESON
*>tiH to market atroft
'KS—Cateehiim of Ir
Boulw . iroiv or the Merchant's and
Mechanic's complete guide to the iron trsde. A
few copies only,—very scarce. Slmonds’ Literatureof
the south of. Europe. Chambers' Information for the
people. Chambers' Cyclopedia of English Literature.
Wendell's Ulackstoue's-Commentaries, a new edition
in 4 beautiful relume*. Halleek's Poems, a pew and
splendid'edition. Parlor Book of Rowers—for all
sense La. [jaS] J L READ, 4th uharmarkatst
MORE . KUW BOOKS.—MargaKi.Clraham,
new Bottl ItG P R Juki; Prici 8 casts. .
XsriflV, or lie Triumph of Liberty.
Cfcristopher Tadpole, ey JLlbcrt Bmith. -
Coiuander of Ma!latilla«trattd.
CouaUiu of Morioa. by F Boob*. Esq.
Upwli of Mtiieo; by Geo, ft. Llppurd; (mb papylr.
MinuMi (at October. Heir Mwc \o*i reciimby
' WM-S. CALDWELL*
sepQl • • third it. opposite port oflee.
O UNDIUES—4OO bags Rio coffee; 70 half chest* Y.
O If. tod Imperial tea; SS baci pepper; SO boxes whit* ‘
Havana ■anß.lOO bbli large No 3 mackerel; ICQ bbU
forialeby
Jai;< *£3- JXO ORIER.
PSRFCBIISRY— Extract* of Verbena, Patebou
lejr. Violru Jockey Club, Milliflcor, Booquat da
Caroline, and Muik, lam Perfliiae Bax*, from 83 eta
to 91 S 3 each. For sale by JOHN D. MOROAN,
Jal jjj i Ntr. P3| Wood at. -
WRAPPING PAPER— .
1300 bundles 8. C. M. anti D. e. straw paper;
ISO '* Medium llag,
.SO " D. Medium Hardware; for sale by
oct!9 REYNOLDS A gHKE.
DYE W00D?—423 bbli chipped logwood; ?3do (r*d
logwood; ItO do ehippeo Fustic; 100 do ground
camwood iustrecrived and for sale by
BA FAHNESTOCK k CO.
jal corner of front and wood its
REMOVAL-fiEO. XV. SMITH k Co, b*Ti r*.
moved their office from Penn *l., to their new brow
ry on Pin street, andßuquesa* Way, _ deSldlm. :•
BACON AND LARD—2U3 pieces Bacon Jlains and
shoulders; II keet No. 1 Lard; received on con*
sienment, per slur. PtletNo, 3, and fur sale by
laps ; - ISAIAH DICKEY ft Co
SUNDRIES— 10 bbls smalt White be an*; 3do flex seed;
3 casks scorehinfti; 73 dor eora broom*; 15 balea
bops; just received and for tale by
Jan 4 . JOHN 8. DILWORTU.gr wood *t<
MACKEREL— 100 bbla large No 3 mackerel;
44 hf do No 1. dm
't i • SOdo do No 9 dor
Just rac'd and for ealeby pal) POINDEXTER & Co.
BO bags prims Rio; .
B '• Java; for halo by
a. p. von BoirNnoßsrr,
' 1 Nojgftonti
ban for sale by
l.n ’ .. 8. F. VONBONNHORBT ' :
-l* 3 . No> 35 Front eL>
T?LOUR—I23 bhta. extra family Flobfr • ‘ ►* ’' •
X- i ! * *cke. hull’d. Buckwheat; ••' ■
fcrMl. by J. F. VON BONNHOBCT & Co.,
. y. • -I ■ : • -Naas From at
VV WOpI-’-Uie hJjtbesi price in cash' paid for;
Tt; tbe different grades of clean Washed Wool,by
;j ' MURPHY fc.LEE,
OM Wool Warehouse, eor. Liberty su and Cecil's al-
Uy>*-‘ . ■ , • . nyiadW, .
‘ELUMSO
T‘
P'
Half eheats, 900 eatiiea fre*h.Tfeas.embrt>
cinr a eboica variaty ofthon*, on hand for aala ly
ia3 ? BAOALKY k gMmi. 18 4.80 wood;rt._
IEURL ASH—« #aaks p«ar) uh'reeVf on eoWfn*t
U»«l iSAIAUDICKBT*9*
- ) "~ 4
BATES OF DISCOUNT) ;•
RAtta OF DI3CUUNT-CORRIXTKD**
n. bouibs *;sos ( r
Excbaage Broker*, No.BB Market street. sear 4Uat
Pcannlvaala* !»4iana« , !
BankofFituborgb • —pafjStKeß’k ABrancbea** 4
Exchatgrußank.••••••?»* t**ateBerip ♦ * **-•; **
MerchTcMan. Bank *par ' ( VlrarlmU; ! •
flkMfPhiladelphia*»**Par KttbJp je Ilk. of Ya.; • U
Girard 8*ak...•....'*..par Fanner* Ok.ofVa***»* **•
Bank of Genaaamwa *parjßk.oflh« Valley,.-—* u .
“ Chester Cotfnty*-*parjßk.of Virginia*...**** “
“ Delaware C0.*,.-par iI.AM.Bk., Wheelifitff
“ MoatgomeryCo-v.par Jd^Motroiown**-' 4
u Nonhßinbetland>*par N.‘ W. Hank Va**r *■•*•
ColaabiaßridgeCo.** par do WelUbarg****v 4
Doyleetown Back par do Parkersburg****
Farmer*’ Bk. Heading *pa* i T«aai»«e. ; -
Famer*’Bk.Buck*Oo.par Bk.ofTennetfee*.;**.••
Farmer* B’k Ltneiis'fpar Far.* Mereh'taßk**** —•
Lancaster Co. Bk.*• ■ •pt?‘Pl«ter»* Bk.*v
Lancaster Bk. pafjUaton;Bk •*?'**•?' “
U. Stater Baak -®; ! Mlaaomrt* •
Brownsville Bk. ..parßtateßkorMiaaottn*.** l|;
Washington Bk. --*4 iKoVtta CarollM.
Susquebaoda £O. Bk.* i (State Ijank***********.* 1
Lehigh Co Bank, - !»«bttk Cwrollnh.
Lewmown* —[jCaimleoßk******-!**;* 1
Middletown •• • 11 ißk. of Charleston* • • .>• 1
Carlisle «:>Cdmmereial Bk***rr*** l
Ere Bk-* Bit. 0/Georeewwn;* * * • 1
Farmers’ and. Drovera’i ; Bk.of Hamburg**** "■ }
Bank. Wayneiburg*. M ’ Merchant* Bk *>• j
Harrisburg***.***.**** “l Planter* AMeeha’aßk* I
Honesdale « Bk. of South Carolina** 1
Lebanon*-****-* s * Msrrlsnd* •
Fditsville u Baltimore Bks.****r ••'•p*r
Wyoming****.- • * •• « BalrnFe AOKRScripylO
Fork Bk.* —•» M ■ Cumberland Bk.ofAUe.
Wcit Branch Bk. u . ghany **‘ 4
Relief Note* «< Par. Bk. of Maryland** “
MAMBkI Pine.do- u Farmer*’ A Sl-Mibanic* “
City ACountyScrip*—• **,'■ Bk. Frederick*——**
* Ohio, : Frederick Co. Bk.**? ♦ *•• «
Stale Bk. and Branches 14 Hagerstown Bk **• **'r “.
MouniPleaaui**—* •• “. Mineral Bk**—• -*vt **
Steubenville**—*- • « Paiaptcoßk* —••••••; u
BuClairaviUe. Washington Bk ••* “
Marietta **, Uk;of\Ve«iniiitter v*l **
New Lisbon* **. niehlgau (
■Cincinnati Banka «" Bk,of 8l Clair;
Columbus do* *£ Bk. of River Rairen—*—
CireleviUe-* » Michigan In*. Cc—?
Zanesville “ Kar.AMeet'sßk*‘ fi\
Putnam “ Wisconsin Territ'r.
Wooster—— “ Mar.APireln.Co.Milw’eft
Massillon-*:— •**•• u Ciwndaa; :
sfandutky *<•• M . AtloolvsnlUanks ; 6
Oeauaa—•» «••*. .... “ Bank of England Notes
Norwalk— .;...-^.|t7o»x*tr.
Cleveland-*- .“ GoMAdpaeievalar*
Xenia**..**--.. * “ Napoleon* fftO
Barton u Duenu 9 SO- -i
Weitem Re*erve*:— M Kafle,old • •*. 10 CO ;
Franklin B’k Colamhaa * Ragle,new .*«. * 10 00 ;
ChiUieotbe *• Doubloon*,Spanish. 16 00* -
Lake Erie*** . *•*"••• ** Do-Palriot* 15 60
geiota** . / ........... u Sorereign» *•• 4 63
Laneatter-•*• *lO Guinea* —« 600
llamilten-i 13 Frejeriek*d’or**...it7 80
Or*nriUe..*... J 0: Tmj Tbalera • •• •• JM.
Farm’x* B’k Canton*..*3o Tea Guilder* •••, *■ DiPO
Urbane** -.*6o'Lou'id’or* 4:50
i£oatvek7» Bxehangu.
Bkof Kentneky-*****. I| New York * lprm
UkJ>fLouiarille *• Philadelphia fpno
Norhem Hk. Krntu’kjr* **; Baltimore • ) p.rm
Sew Bank*, pay. • Interior B’k*--*'
EXCHANGE BROKERS, M
HOSSETt BAm * COn i 1
BANKERS, KXOHAMJE BROKERS, end deafer*
in Foreign' and Domestic Exchange, Certi&cabls-of
Deposits, Bank Note*, atid J*f><cse; Fourth street, Dear
ly opposite'the Bank of Pixubutgb. Carrenl money
received on deposit*—Sight Cheek* lor raJ*, au<l col
lection* made dn nearly ali the; prinaipal point* la th*
.Unhsd Stales. i
Tb* highest premium paid lot Foreign and American
OoliL . ! i j 1 l
\Advanees made os coaaignrsadta of Produes, ship
pad Eaat, otf liberal tertnaJ j . ’ achlS
I. HOLmi * 108,
BANKERS and Dealer* ill Exchange, Cob and
Bank Notes, No. tt/MarkSt street, Fmsburghii .
Selling Race*. Exchange. . Baying Rau*.
NrwYorx, ipr Cincinnati, 1 dJi
Philadelphia i do. -Ido
Baltimore, g do - St. Louis, ldo
Buying Rat**, BANK NOTES. . Baying Rates.
Ohio,. ’ ldi». Co.:ftScripOrders, Idia
Indiana, Ido Relief Notea, ldo
Kentucky, ’ ■ ldo Pennsylvania Cy ldo
Virginia, • 1 do- New York do - Ido
do • Wheeling, Ido New Orleaaa, ' Ido
Tennessee, ado Maryland, . 'ldo
deelOtf | • • . 1 .
.CO-PARTSKBSHIP. • ' i '
JOSEPH U- HlLUilate. of the firm oTWm. A. &0!
ft Co.) and WM. C, Carry, (late of Erie, Pa.) have
entered into Co-partnership under the name of Hull ft
CvnT, for thaparpoae of carrying on the Banking and
Exehanga btulneM m all its branches, at No.CS Wood
street, three doors below Fourth, west sida—where they
solicit the enatoa of theirfriend* and the public ten
crally. i * j JOSEPH H. HILL,
mehlS ' 1 WM. a CDBRY.'
’mxtHK.BXLL.y i i • twv.c.crmrr.
: BILL * CRBBT,
BANKERS ft EXCHANGE BROKERS, Dealer* in
Foreign and Dome«tie Tibe and Sight BUI* of Ex
change, Certificalea of Deposits, Bank Notes and Coin;
No. 6ft Wood street, thinl door below Fourth. west
side. Par Funds and Currency received on deposit*,
and collections made on aU the principal eities in the
United States. ' i r'j ['■
Sight Exchange on,'Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
.York, Boston and Cincinnati; constantly for ami*. -1
Ohio, Indiana. Kentucky, Virginia and Pennsylvania
Bank Notes bought and sold oq favorable terms. ' i
Exchange on England, Ireland, Germaay and France
procured, Ik;. j.i - )• ’ : • mehlS ~
UTILLIAIt A. BILL A- CO-,
*OANKERS. EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Dealer.
X) in Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Ceoifieateaof
Itepoaiw, Bank Notes, erjd Hpecle. v Jio-W WoodsL,
oue door above Fourth, E»*t side, Pittsburgh, Fa. [i .
' i. ;_ !■ - o. Ti •
i- ' FOREIGN 7 IIANGE. '• fi:**
BILLS on .England. Ird •,! ..<i.i Scotland boogbuo
any .amount ar the a Kate* of Eichanj*.
At*o, Draft* payable in any i .. it of the Ofd Coon me*,
from £t lo -XIOOn. at the t jk< of $5 to the X Sterling,
tritboQt deduction ot (liaeoanu I>y JOSHUA BOBIJi-
SON, Biropean and General Agent, office Sth *t one
door w»w of wood. "• ’■ i octtgtf.
aium
SBDIEB 4tiRAHM*
Bankers and exchange brokers, deaim i
in Foreiyrj and Dome»iic Bill* of Exchange. Or
ulicatei of I*|>o%ite. Ikuik Note* and Coin, ooinrr of
3d ami Wood itrseti, Cireoilj" opposite SL Cbarle* ifo
tel.. i ; ; i ra '
WEITBRSVCXDS-;
Ohio. ; \ \
Indian*. ■ ■ ■!.
‘' Kentuakv, ;
• ■ Missouri,
! I Dank Note*: v;
purehassd at the lowest rate*. “T ' ■' • - ' -
‘ ! ; N.jIiOLMES & 90X.1 ;■
dclQ i •• • t m Markat street.
T)ILL9 OF
Jt> Haw York. 1 - l .
■ Philadelphia. and i;
\ t Baltimore, * r .
Constantly for sale by N- HOLMES & BOX.
dclQ- ; - f. ' as Market it.
GOLLECTXOHfr— Draft*. Notre, and Aeceptan*
eca, payable in any part of the Union, collected on
the moat favorable urrna. : N. HOLMES & SON., :
dclQ 1 38 Market >L
ITCCRJkKOfi oh New ork, Philadelphia, And
j Baltimore, at eight, lu earn* to edit purchasers, eon.
sternly for sal* by J HILL Jc CURRY,'
* octll ! Wjood sl, below Fourth.
'TTT'ISSTEItK EU!VD»4The Xotes of the Ohio,
. if Indiana and Kentucky 2)auk», purchased at low
ratal of dUeovst, at tka office of
! HILL A CURRY, 1
ocUl No- 65 Wood aU, below Fourth.
COltlaKCTlOKS'cm’fcU the principal cittca in the
Union, made by ; J HILL k CURRY. :
-. ocUl !No. 65 Wood tu. below Fourth.
lit the Orphand Court.if the City and County of
Philadelphia, j • » '• 4
IK the muter of - ; the estate of Robert Maryland,
d«'d. .. ’ . -.1 ! r - ,
To Darnel Munland,-Samuel Murtlsnd, William Martin
A. Mary his wife late Slur MortJand, John Mtmland,
James Mnrtlaud, Murtland, Marth* Wy]e
and Mary. John McArthur A. M.,He*lber and Eliza*
beth Munland, children bf Arthur Mtmland. dec*d.
Take notice that oa the petition of William Murtland
the laid Court have award id ah inquest to make parti
tion of certain Real Estate, |o wiuA certain lot or
piece of ground and messuage thereon erected, situate
on the north side Coates' alley, between Delaware
Front and Seeood streets, and !in the*square between
Vine and Sassafras streets, in the city of Philadelphia,
whereof the said Robert Murtland died seizedj'aod if
partition thereof cannot by made, to raise tbs same,
and that the said [inquest will meet on Friday.the 4th
day of February, 184 a, at 10 o'clock at the RuM
earn House,' No Id south street,. In the city of
Philadelphia, to go to and upon tha said premises.:
) i i" HENRY'LELAR, .
< High Sheriff or the City and county of Phtiad'a.
. janlßdtdt i ’ i 1 ■
Trowirs UVGEIIXfit hoXrhocnd fc LIVER
n wort Courh Candy it offered to the public i* a
pleasant and euectite remedy for eought,«a!d(,ha4r»e«
neu, Asthma. Phthisic, Wnooplnx lnflaeaxs T
Creep, Sore Throat,: Bronchitis, and general affection*
of the Cheat and Lange, jn each eaaea It Is known to
hare afforded decided and permanent and from
iu rapid sale and great J suc?e*» a* a remedy tor lire
abota diseases where it'haa been used, it promisesto
become one of the knost btefdland popular medicines.
It U offered aoo, a* a pleasant relief to Um conjumpure,
and an astiitanl to Tocaiiiu and public apeakera gen
erally. ‘ i . ;
The name of the preparation indicate* iu leading in*
gradient, and it wui So found 10 be by so mean* un
pleasant to the title, and map "be tued by children and
adults with entire impunity. flte taatenale uted in the
E reparation are of-lha best quality, and it msy.be re>
eu on at in every respect a pure and genuine; article.
Families would* no' rfoUbt promote their comfort and
health by keeping a supply, especially In the’ season of
Colds. . - • j : •
This valuable Cough Candy is considered a great as*'
■istant to Mothers; beingsuMrior toall the pateotßa-i
; by Jumpers in-creation, as esQdrea were never known
to cry when this candy b used, except for more. Atr£
al of this article will cbnvincdany person of .its ewc*>
cy, and tbs proprietors therefore defy any person in the
United States to produce a cheapen more pleasant, or
; effective remedy. |' v i
Sold wholesale-and retail, by tbs General Agent,
) iHI BMYBER, Druggist, t
comer 3d andmarket its, Pittsburgh.
Howe k. Co, Proprietors, Ko 1 College Hall Cincin
nati, Ohio. ■-i-..; >. • j. • jsultl
Htglilr -1 ' -
Scrofulous cancer cured—The following
certificate from a highly retpectable lady. hai.bcen
teat to Dr. Jayne by hir acini*,’ Meur* Ja*oo Ham A
Co: . . CcnirevUlMa., March lthb, 1^47.
Mb. J*TS»—Dear Sir—Duty to.my fellow creature*
deoaadi that t ahoold add my testimony to the well**-
tabUahed efficacy of your altwuiivx. I ha**, had
what the doctors all pronouncjcd an incurable: Sc rofti
lou* Cancer of three year** suoding. After a faithful
uee of the re medic* of the profcaeiou. uiiiil my piQence
in their toe, ■"« hope* ia tneU efficacy were complete*
ly exhausted, 1 'commenced'; taking* your. Alterative.
After I had taken it about ala mouth* 1 waa-not-only
cured by It. bni'my Cancer w*»luerallyrooicd out and
drooped offi 1 am now completely and pemtuaatly
cured, and have no hesitation in saying ibat.lt i* the
moat efficacious censututionaf remedy extant.. I have
no tereplea nor fear*, ia nndemgmng its Tirtuea mud;
commending it loaUsuiulttlyiancctcd.. __.r_
endoU youacertifl.
know to be one. \oore, : I ..• Jams lius ACo >
March 19. MV • Per C J\Voods.
Fbr aal* in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Rore r 73 4th
itreet.u*arwood. ■ ■ _ . fV.i-aat,.
wfl. '
.... T. Jones*ltalianClwmlaalSoaps *‘
FO&sIl kiiuUof enplifl&J mi dlKsanef li« tttsr '
fcftba*Pimple*,OiotraeaSaUßMWBtai»f«Usili- s'
!3poU.ekip|4JiorcriCked-Birttt*tt4fer»HoUw»«iw»».:-'-
aes-eftbe Slio, wbich rojairaex'efMj rewahtCtiiai vr
SoaiisttndsMssnUlai. U sUo <U«peJ» FHrtfcfsfct.v.
bare, Uerphew,Tu,:aad.efcan|M ibesstorsf tafcv
i tefM.Sr 4Ufi«sred.«kSa,w a fia^keaUbr,
> eittnsM. - A; f«*s t*ppir, wamaiad nscfaw. awTS ■:£
i fulnnUßdiccdprln 01 nr an. Mwm3L‘,' «
peoindi UAfririW Hit by 0 A P&BNEUOQKAT -''
l Q»J Mfßirlnsfl*woodta4st*oM Iht<Mmpr r
'/'r :
' - . . Execnter’i Kotlee. t
NOTICE- ia h«Tby Eiv»n lbat letter* terf«aentary
■ -i-iJS'.aSh SNODGRASS,
•. UHPit.ai.! j-rtUy;
T EAD—ISW pi*» oaJm, ia store, for sal* kvCy --
MW* ■: T vwtanwtW .
• '
'■w-m
4
MBMCAE.;
! . ailiiao BLOOD '
4nj ftffjinhptwm, Fain in the ttioe and Jfight Bwmm
I .UvcfOßmplato'BmehioiitßdßlldMmtf*., ■
■ thethroat,lungs ud liver.rßred byStao* ■■.■-
•man* All-Heulia* Balsam. >
Raising Blood aad Consumption,
ML MILNE, Bonder, ia Brooklyn, w» attack**
with raisinghlood,followed by ocooffc.ptialath» ■
side, and all the uuoi sytapunn* ofeoesaantion. Ho :
employed two of the ben phralelant;they aid hi* m ;
good, and told him he COULD NQTLIYI&:. • •
Hearing of the wondeffol core* performed by ffhar*
nun 1 * .Balsam, be ient at 10 o’clock 01 aigkl.w Mrt*- -
Have* 139 FulloosU, andgot o boule; U operatedlik» - ■ ■
a charm, (topped the bleeding and cough!..Baforoho
hod token one bottle he wu able to be aWttUs wort, a;
Ii hod BAVKD HIBLIFL' His dangler, residing *Hf> •„
Jfrnlo Avenue, ean attest lL f - .
Mlu Ann Mnstao.ofWiltifiMbtJgh living InTtadi •,
near Sooth Foanh-«t. say#— I lhoi ohe hod been troubled ' '
with a hacking cough, ond pain. In the cbeß*fcrakmf * .
tine, Which at lost become so bad that ohe was obMgt*' -'.'
;tb give op her school (orjpon than a year.ffoe than -
commenced lakingtheAll-ileaiirg Balsam; which soon ■
’alleviated her symptom*. Sbe is aow frst recovering, ■••.•
and hss'resomed ber labcrioaioceapetioataeletehe*,'
id YEARS- ■ ■ • '
. Mr. John o»Nea!JilOih avenue and Slat at* aulfcred '
witha«ugh,raisingof phlegm and.pala In his stde. >
He eoa[d r-l NO tillhn-'tridtheAft lleaiirg •
Balsam, which drove the pain from his side, aflnyed the
cough, and brought the disease upon the surface; and
bc/orebehadiakenthrec'boiilea.wksentirelycßred. "
Pleurisy and Consuraphcm*
Mrs. Baggis, a lad? upwards of TO, rending SB Shcr*-: <*
iff,has for jean been subject to artaeksol Ties Hay, -
Kaislsa of Blood, severe Cocgh, Shortneas of Breath* "
Fain in ber Head .and various oam Of her body, .||er''
friend* bellevyd ber BAST RECOVEHY. The AIK-
Healing Valiant relieved her at ones of ail her alarm
ing symptoms end rh“!»»-ow able to attend lohetmL -.
. - Asthma and Whooping Cougk. ■.■■■■ •■ \.
Mrs. Lueretia Wells, M.Chriatie-stpL Btfeals,!* : ,
Pel»oeey»st, Wo fl-Voupm«?9 Watim-si, koow tha.
tha value of thii great remedy: ■
' Aak for Gherman's Ail-Hcallog.Balaam, and sc* that :
hi« written signature is"6a eachbo«le._
' PneedSeenu and SI per bottle.' ■ : v
Dr Sherman's Worm and Cough Lounges Cold as ■ *
above.'*.•• • l - : '•
PrioeipalOffieelOd Nauaa'tuN. Y. *
Sold wMtaskaadntaH by Wm. Jacksas,* UsPstto 1
.M*dieiaeWnthoowndßoot«adßioeBlerSfZfo9.Lihsr»
tjrjtnatflmdof Wood stmt, FUtfagh. Frpe *1 yorto .
; OBDICiL * SVBOICAL OKNCB. ' •
_riffrf > n' No. 60, DIAMOND ALI :
LEY,- a tor doors-below r
Wood street, .towards tha -
!. ■ jdrarakl J ”"d£ nnowir, uV
inf beenresalailyeducatad
!■ fegM3Mx£M££J&&f *O-the medical profession, '
- and been for tons time ii
, ' general practice, ncrvrcoa^
WBljmßrßP' &Dea hi* sttenuori to tEa ;
of ihoaa^nTaio
• Cl which faia opportunities a*i
\Xoga yvjF \ijerpcricnce pocaliarlvcual- .•
*, :
_±Jr siduoufly deroted to tho ■
; atudy and treatment of these complaints, (during' .'
time ha has had more practice and has eared more pa- :
-tients than can over fall to the lot of any private prac
titioner)- amply - qualifies him to offer as*arsaee» of,
speed f, permanent, and aotislactofy core to all afflietpi
with asueats diseases, and all diseases arising thsr*
.from. - ’• '• .
Dr. Brown wmdd inform those afflicted with private
diseases which have he comp chronic' by lima or if-V
Savated by the tua of any of the common nostrums off
• day, tbat their contplauu'ean be radically and tbor
trogbiy cured; he having given his carefu&jjmeatm to .
: the tre ament of anch cases, and succeeded in hsadreda •
of tnstuiees in caring penans of inflammation-off th*-
- nsek of the bladder,-and kindred diseases-whicb ofren
:remit from those cases where otben havo.canalgmd -
' thtm to hopeless despair. ” He particularly invites aaeh
as have been loug and Bhreceewfully treated by other* '
to eonsolt him, when every saiMscdan will be gtvaa. -
them, and their cases treated in a careful, thorough and -
inuldfent manner,♦pointed out by a long expentnea* :
atudy,aridinTestigatum.whichilltiinposnbloujTihQm ,
engaetd in nneral practice of medicine to ftva aay. ■
one slass of disease. i • . ,
Hernia or Brown alsoinvuea per- '
sons afflicted with Henna to call, as ha has paid partic
ular anantion to this dl**?-* • - :. • -. J ■ "
Skin rtiasasat; also Piles, Palsy, spoodfly cund.
Charges very low.-.
. N. B.—Patienu of either tea living at a distance* by '
■tating their , disease in writing, giving: all the synm-~ v
. toms, can obtain medicines with directions -for use, 6y
addressing T. BROWN, M. D, post paid* and oadoo-. •
No. 05, Dlamdad alley, opporita tha Wavoriy
<(>BOKP«Oa« COMPOUND ITBCP. OF
; 1 TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA'—The Ponlaad
(Me).Advertiser remedy haa been tsars.
sacccsafiti than any medicine we have ever pnown for
Usnamereui earesinOoaisa>MiOß'9Ditilnabload<naia
in and Breast. Bronchitis, Asthma, Obstinaio
- Coogha. Iloatseness; Soto Throat, palpitation of tha
Heart, Whooping Congh Cfoap,NervousTremcrs,Ac. ■
. Individaalsoftbe highest respectahilltj lathis city bear
tesnmody to us power and eScaey in .thla diaaa
Among tho temimoniaU totho.valaie of tiw aboro med
icine, are several from distinguished phystetans ofPhib
adelphia/ Read tho fbUowing from Dr.'Yoasg, tha
PEOspamiu. Jan. 18, 1817.
nsvimesed in my praeuceVas well aadn mvowa
family, *Thompaon*ajCofnp6cnd Sjrcp of Tar and wood
Naphtha, r l have no hesitation in saying that It Is th*
best prepataiion of the kind in use for persous'kaflkrinf
froia Coosamptiofl,Coughs CMds.and Ml affrctioßs os'
thft'Throat, Breast, Ac., so prevalent at this reason of
the year. : Wa Yotrao.x »,lSi&pne*st
We haveieenvritiun afewdaystbepcrsonwbsvavo
the following certificate. HereattinswrcJltbeing-per
feeltycuredof hisdisease: . :- •-••• V . ••
'll'. - PmupiLms. January 3,ih|T.
From a senso of gratiiada,and a dMbt that the fue
led mayhave resource in a truly mvalusbw mea.&Bo*
1 would suite that uio benefli t have experienced from,
the ase of Compound Byrep of -Tor aad'
Wood Naphtha. • ForseveralyeareThavobecaafflio-.
ted with a dtatrussing rackingeouch*aeeomp&iied with •
great eppreasioa and diffleuity of breathing* with a son
sstion of/ttghiaoas dt the greatiy..
-atanaed, a inond who bad been much bene&tteo njf th&
medicine, reeoinmeodedßte to try It, I did eo. ana 4n. a '
very short time esc y alarming symptom disappeared;
my expectnreiloa became frrs'all rrAma*
mycocghecaeed.and inalhwdaya.l was able to go
out ai\d aacad toay fatt-tnew a wcu man. AnyAuther
mforiaalidn UfiU .ho cheerfully given -.the.' afflicted, by
dtosiuii,
' TTiislnvalnablo medieinn Is prepared only bj AMR
NKV’.A DlCR^ON.alNKcorac;hf Fifrh aud Bpreeo
stS rbiladclphia. «dld In Piirtbytgh by L WJLCOX,
Jr. Prtin&Jeeutscrßtpcrliaufo. •
. . CAUTION—Beware of . the Ntanyjcoasterfeita that
are now Tho anscnipalocs'ure'cyer Tcady lo
deceive the unwary... . ".. .- .' .. ~ jrt3odm
Aa&EAT&@s£> Pfriaißßi bj >l*o origtealanfctfytnM v
mod fraaiooLim nit, ptcpartdasd told by & JSSH.J • ••
Uouzt* FaCtokt. Wobaonltsd Fk» t
- ' July 19tl>y IM7. { . •
Jar. Jfc J. :.
tadocoM toted «ybfflmbl«.U*ti»Oßy to &*arofyowjattly .
akkitltijinr filk- I bitodmteircd doiflf mofar .
tetertog to Pm Crockett 1 * inaiia, *b* kn yoamjv right, .
tLaniML” U«t<lUifßisr|K)mtkMtftaH ri .
qnebilialrfitdMmn,kmMkitt)tUititomm ’
loorLtrerPi t»te»«te<apg«r»d to tte pob la amd.itend t ,
tettcro they «iU‘•murrirm tteb*ll, n «*Uu7.«?*,j«*t *te» -
too impimat than to be. I harm teem mSietfd wuh liter '
Camptmiml, fioa ay youth; M>« mOiicd noth; «astoy*d
nosy (niatfit phnkaos, to wbota 1 paid modi wsoryj ter* -
lMta«d)UMa;KNT(HiMii4pli}whdt]aMn4atk| ■
nLrntti }«f 0 Laoiial llnllT|)n» tji u uauiUk la
1 ■>&-? Iwviteuced to try year Liter Fill*, ate SOON GOT •
>V£LL. Ombox of irtiirhiinnwnflnml tnhrtpaMr lit
of pato to the mid*, mod mil the otter vjnptoas fax ml icut -
~ it■iikiHii Vnr Titii im*i-lhihmnili--iif lm i iwwl #
bring oot jriptog eremor nock aleU*< at Lfcr >tte * '
oeh.tefyitmßomocfa rti-rf Item teptttenfa vyttoro
for d or 7 yean; mold' hatertdi of boiu tad km Mm
temrdm ring'oeoaplmtttxiUcxcd bycafaorwlto'teraod '
them. TteytermtupmrerdtemlßomtmteryrMtef piß totUi
aelghberbood; ate to a tboit tin wiM’Mabk'OrailL’-X .
uronstly nenad then to mil ptrwu l—dthf phytb, ' •
trtethtr.Cir LmrCo«pUtotor BiUiom* dffwtwu. leoa
nfertteatorapcrkrtoCakßelortteSlMFilL BceptcW •
•••J L>Mop>t» :
' lter* arm otter' Pfll* tefbn tte pakUe
caux»LlmKDa.pmeMwlrawuiUteaKrfUlNfinabl4 ’
sik tbr mod tate so otter (tea tlwK mpared «t 4 «oU br K
E BEbLEBS,SoS7 irood-U tetatea TUtd aklFowth
•trtmif. •- ; • .
Sold by Dr.CmassZt blah 7F*rd, D M Ccm, Ategtemy
<»fr« j • •••• ■•• • . - ■ .1 *
CONSUMPTIVES’ CONSOLATION.
Does cickneu weigh open year bun?
Or piiu afflict your breast? •
Try [k.Dunean'i IlealinfJu, ■
And it will giro yon t**u '
It eleata away tha mi*nr clond; .. /-
XiitiHtpread»o'erme.aoct, ,;
And whiipera through the gloomy abroad,
’"Your health may yetio Whole.*' -
gee Tender rbu of lorely bha! •
THa witheringwithdecay, • ‘
It acarrcly tip* the morning dtw, ‘. .
Before it fhda* away.
He Worm of Death wma iis the (teai ’' v--*' .
. . And itrengtheoed aaiiVtaw—. - .
- • And.whan it bloomed, la lovely gen• ,•
It nipped through ana through,
Hat'Wora'ofDeath might be defied,
IfDr.Duaeanli Art wete tried; .:
. : And many lovely damuliaaved
He foe of an untimely nave. .
CrDK. DUNCAN'S WEBTKHN OFFICELIio 1U
Syeamore street, Cincinnati,: Ohio; where hit ratable'
'BwdicinoUeeid. . .
- Sold'in Ptatbergh, by WM-JACKSON, eomerAf
Wood and Liberty et*. . eplSdfcwT? -
DO. 4»V.I£TS ALTBKATIVK. :.
we have been informed by. Mn Boaeof a earn Mr*
foiaedonher.byDr* 4apn**a Allirat)v*ivLa
proveaiti aopoiority over every other remedy, of the
kind.-.B]>e baa been afflicted for the Uuttiiieea yams
with If ECHOS CS or’WHITE BWEUJNti9,«lteDdat
*i»h nieeraitom and aafbl'ationof
ring whieh time many pieeea have beeo dieefcaifed IrOA
the ireauiboce or tba cranium, from both her anna.
writu and hand*, and (root both Jegt,and from mo loft
r»4 oral bone, and from the right kuce. beaidea palnfU -
atcera on other part* or berpsraoa, which haM baffled,
the akiU ol a number of the mu*t eminent phyetdaaaof
oar cit-—daring’non of the time her aaffcKagahava.
been exermaUßgaod deplorable: Aboat three Booth*
fines ahe ara* induced to iry Dr- Jayne’s Ahcrauva.
which ha* had an aitoa<ahm|ly happy effect open ban
by removing all pain asn swelling*, aodeaeungibi
ulcers to heal, while alike fame time hergeserai betltA
has become completely re«tore<V*o that she nowareigha'
21 tba more than the dm before «heco<otacaeedlhaaa«
of ibta troly rateable prcpahoiL-lsat Eve. feet.
For farther in**mt ton, inquire of Mr*. Ro»o,
Filbert«, WlmWphia. . .
For tale in Piuaoargh, at the TEKIN TEA. BtfOBK
7*FoBrth'«tnp«rWood.' . .. - Jyff^
. Yo«,wbpsa teeth i» Jfcmland yellow—
- Von; Thrm iVin l« tier! mil nHow - •
Ym, whose Mir is harsh tod winy,
Ra»ty,dirty red or fiery— • ■.V
V 6a t whole vileoflaMuttebreatih < ‘
Unplesraotlf aseatriddeadt—
Voa could hive—boy.maa o» ' ■ , ’ N .I
TMihmswhiteaesaoworpcirL ‘ ..
llreath a spier sweat, and etmUW - - ■ !
Pure <uid white and smooth eadSeabfcL •' •
*»d h»lrtofl,«ilkr,<Hrt« il | M “”*""7 ’',
Byreadioi what >s said below/ ' '
iTbe.wou paeto.yieee the breaiba sweet
teeth, aad-vreserre* the teeth, Ac-- The hair staff’tlK
knowtobeihemo»texqol»iitihißj|e«rraafcferdi*w •
.*** beaßUfytnj.aodcaiain- the growth othtir. and'
aoamtgat thofeaatee Jooesfc Soap, mtadj wii/ee**'.
all erwilon*, frwkles, 40 *551 mils dart ttUosri.
1 ♦•Ir.AJI tnesaihinfs areaeMfealj) - ;
1 atW JACKSON’S Boot and Aoe Store aedPomat:
j;MsdlctaeWarthoe»et» Llhenyst “ ‘
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