The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, March 21, 1848, Image 3

iBIES, tin
' UslMMUiptlae order;
* O Befcar.old aadbev;3oO bag* dark'
...green &io Coffee; J* Mots and ferula b*.:..
ItbM ,771.. ’• CABBQW A MePQCHT' --
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO—33 bx* Chapman’*
9»,SS doCoßCTc** Ct)3o doCaTaoahS’*. 10 do
ell Bobin*oa , *S , «, IS Ire* fffc 25 do Harrison** S’*.
» do Branch* i‘*i ba coarifimml a; reduced me*, bp.
■ ; febO • . - A GORDON, &oat rt '
TOBACCO— a hM* Mi»ob County Tobteeo, receit.
ed lhlrdar per ttmr New friend, tod for bv
JAMES UCTCHISON' k. Co
"'Wttcr tad M front >u *
F HEATON A Co, bare received by recent expmt
# anirait,dfßM fringe* aud gucp*< uda sad «■»»-
tu ribbon*. oOediilk f udy cotton No 9 and IU, leather
• btbsi and other etude* La great demand at their non,
. rat ' Q market u •
"IrOLASSES-aCO.btd*primeNOin c*k
Jjl bbl*,lendißsfruia*uurFriej«Uhip,andforialeb7
mb* .. WtH SUTCHELTREE
BULK PORK-443 pe’ebulk tides, jutrecMoa cai>»
■ifamentend for ule by
BROWN A CULBERTSON
&M 3 ‘j__; - - U3Lflmny«t
T> ED LEAD (ENGLISH)—a superior article, tor ule
mart - : ; HKAjjjj 4. rvhtfji
KO3B VISK —3 bbU of the best quality, for tale by
part 1 BRAUN A BETTER
QALAD OU<-12 dot for tale by
O nara URAUN A
SOAP A CANDLE&—I4S bxi No Imb «oap;3Sdo
t Cautdlea, jut rac'd per «mr Net*. Ka flood and lor
fi'jfc W HARHAUGH
‘Y7INEGAR—GObbI* Jjheaiman’apure eider vinegar,
V jortlaadiagandfofaaloby 1
.. m*rt . . 8 AWHARBACGII '
GREEN APPLES—9O bbl* jut landing ud forule
by marS J 8A W MARHAUCiI
*Tj'LAXSEED— On eomigiuaeni. end for »ale by '
X? mart V: SAWBAHHAtGH
XM«OUB—TO btU Smith's eitra family, jut rec'd and
X. tor sole by 8A W HARUAUGU,
, mart ■ ■ . j-’: . -. 33 wood it- •
ARTISTS 1 CAN VASS—On stretchers and by the yd;
dOpieces asK’ldsLesi'fcrsaleby., .••
mar 7 - . ' JKIDPACo
DAVISES COMPOS YBUP WIUJ CHEREY A TAB
—0 do* far sale by, - - m*r7 * J K1D1) ACo
MOLASSES— CIO bids' Plantation, landing firm aumr
Btligence, andfor*aleby\‘ ;
: mar? '• ' /AMES DALZELL
SUGAR —« hbdsKoltagar:CObb!*loa£?toslto
10 cases double refined loaf sugar; 25 bbU pulre
ued, Noe 1 to ii 35 boxes' white Havana: for tale by
mar 7-- 1 MILLER A RICKETSON
OLD WHISKEY—OId Alonongabela for iale by the
barrel. and on draught U bids y, old Dourbon whia*
hey, tor sue by ' ■
'’mar?. ; MILLER ARICKKTSON
MOLASSES— IDO bbU Plantation in prime order,
Undine from stinr Diligence.: and for tale by
mart i - JAB FLOYD
HAMS a SHOULDERS—2d csk*-.f»mily ham*; 'JO
•hoolden, tbie day rec'd per etmrTlibenua, and for
■ole by mart JAMES A HUTCHISON A Co
BMP—O balea Ey dew rotted, jut rec'd and for
. sale by ' mai7 JAMES A HUTCHISON ACo
TJACOJf—aiXOOO hams, aides and ahonldeta, jast rec’d
Je by *tmr Skipper, and for tale by
mar?. : 8 A W-IiABHAUGH
>FFEB—IBO bags Rio, for sale by
mar? aULLER A RICKETSON
ThOrASH—9 caaka supr. qaality,'for vale by' '
X mart . MJLLIK A BipKETSON
T ARD—I2 kegs No 1, for sale by. .
I i mar? . MILLER A BICEETTSON
BEANS —SO bbla small white, in' (lore and for tale by
mart . O BLACKBURN ACo
[AILS— 200 kegs au'td In (tore and for sale by .
mar? O BLACKBURN A Co
iRIED PEACHES—UOtni halves, 10 do fine clings,
F for sale by mart McGILL, UUSHFIELDAROE
MOLASSES— SSO bbU plantation for sale by .
mart McOULL^BUgHFIELPABOE
QUG AB—Bo Uuls prime NQ, to anire per itmr Amer
-oJeaaEagle,foraale.by. i •
. mart McGILL, BUSHFIELD A ROE
prime for sale by
O mart WICK A ar-CAXDLESS
T)OTASULaetkaprime,'foraa]e by
X mhr? WICK A McCANDLESS
V*xLoVER SEED—2I Ibis jut*ree’Sland'for taieby
\j mar? - WICK A MeCANDLESS
T) ICE—2S tierce* prime' Rtee itut received and for
Jtitaleby POINDEXTER A Co
febSl ■ ~ • 41 water at
~X7~ARNS-Ua new supply of yam from the maaafoc
'X tory of Mr H E lloy, Philadelphia; jut rec'd and
lor ule by mart • y FH EATON ACo
SOAPS— P H Eaton Strain’s Palm Oil
Floating Soap, for washing, and Old Brown Wind*
■or, for (haring and washing; also, Sand’s and other
Hoap. Market*!-,near4th. • .mart
SHOULDER BRACES—A neu* lotof braceeof the
most approved pattern, forsaleby
m««0- PHEATONACo.
F3UND —Oa Sunday night, a Bra** Store. Key, the
owner can get it by calling oa • .
mart • ■ J •SHAGKLETT A WHITE ,
i UfiAH—tan hhda N O, jsat rec’d and for sale by
1 mart - • POINDEXTER ACo
jpt LASS—ICO bx* £xlQ GUu Eberfaearts, 44 do 10xt3
\X in (tore and for sale by POINDEXTER ACo
mart ' ' . - v . *4l water*t- -
PAPER— 100 reams crown wrapping; 00 do doable
erbryn do: for sale by POINDEXTER ACo
mart « ' 41 water *t
)FFEE—3OO acka Rio, bj
tjUGARS—SObbI* LerexingU eruhed A putrerized,
O iO do Loni tiana leal do. for eale by
mart \ ' POINDEXTER A Co.
IEPPER—SOO sacks, lor aalebr
part , i POff
CJ Ai.PHATria-kiwmßng {mu stznr Bearer, ia boxes
casks, for sale by • BOAKFORD4Co
riA— 75 bit chsts. and : bxs Y Hyson, Imperial sod
Gunpowder, for sale'Dy TASSKi 4 BEST
4 lebSS j • *.35 wood si '
TANCY CASSIAtERES—6 cases 'plaids, stripes,
plain colors, just opened and for sale by
i mart i BHACKLETT 4 WHITE
J)RODUOE— 30 bbU BFfionij 45 .doeorameaijlOO
scks corn; 130 do oat*; 7 kegs buckwheat floor} 2D
n lard; in mn aad fer Hie by • •
i marlU •*>'; i iCBEDWELL ,
*OACON —100 bids bacon bain*, side's and shoulder*,
■Von comifiimeßtand for tale bi T
v BCIO S ~ SELLERS A NICOtS
SCORCHED SALTS—I 3 csit jim tee. and for sale
by . -aiarH 1 . ' LSWATSRMAN
MOLASSES— to. bbla SH, St [Louis Refinery in
store and forsile by - ■
• maril I JAAIES A HUTCHISON ACo
TJACQN—3S4 pci, just reed, and tor saJo by
J> parli , 7 WiCK A MeCANDLESB
'XfOLASSES a SUGAR—I3O hbda N O Sugar, 00
IVI bbU N O MoUuses. !ajs<lia&and for sale 4tr
Tnurii | - JAMES DALZF3.L ’
EOCK POWDER—Por rale by. '' “
mart! ; ■ } ■ ISAIAH PICKET ACo
/~t REENAFPLES—UO bbLreed by stmt Caleb Cope;
tot nla. by, .maril;. . SAAV KARBAUOII-
/■'llNQEßAlbblgroundGingerforsuiJeby ,
ijfeblfl .' ■ \- • . JOHN D MORGAN.
BACON— TOO pea bog round Bacon on consignment
and foraaleV JOHN SCOTT * Co.
' ! i«y7lf-_‘_No 1 .7 Commercial Bow, liberty ai._
LU&-3tbUNolGluefor sale by . . • :
feblfl ' ’ I JOHN D MORGAN.
(' ILOVEU SEED-13 bbi» Clover •eed.lU bags io for
j rale by AVICK A 31HJANDRESS.
DRY APPLES—IV sack* dry applesfor sale by
febitt ' ' WICK A ftPCANPLESS.
SCORCH lNGS—licnkajost reek! and for rale by
fetea WICK a stcandless.
WOOL— i sack wool for rale byt ~
MM- WICK A STCANDLESS.
, _ ■■—. i . i . ■ -T
•; l Ibl i lbi RctJM receiTed
!• riiirffafale.by - ISAIAH DICKEY, ACo.
PrmmiflGH by
feblO ■ FOESVTH k, DUNCAN.
SODA ABU—4ocuksSod* Asbforuleby - -!
feblO • FOR3\Ti! k. DONCAX.
SCOHCHJNOB-tf cuki Seorehinf* for tale' by
fob 10: . POBSVTH to DUNCAN.
t - TJEARLS—ISeMksJmt r*c'~andfor ealiTby
1 iT fcWl • WICK* ftTCANDLESS
SHAD— £obbli0bbli Not trimmed, cm coddinuneatasd
foruieby CAR3<XNAMeKNIGU7
lacfl. • . ' ~ : . -i j - Ciiiitrcet
' : tb« flalueed; 60 kcp and 5 bbli
• i O KolUrdjSbbleinMTollhntter; for sale by
• mart CARSON A Air KNIGHT
ITTHiTE BEANS—IS bbi* tor *aie by
W cant - - ERIEND, BHEY fc_Co
PRIME BACON—Ia non and cmoke.boaee conmant
It tot fcaleiii any quantity, byg JOHN OKIES,
, • mart ~ -i. .. . 221 liberty it
MOLASSES-a prims article Sufir Hoo*e, for sale
by mart WICK gMcCANBLESa
HAVANA bxewhileand brown. 7or
„leby - martWICK A McCANDLEaS
I OAF SUGAR—7O bt«U for (ale by
A mart ; WICKfeMcCANDLESS
bbl* Levering*, for *al*
by - mart WICKAAicCAhDLESS
/"IRUSIfED BUGAE—I3 LbU Levering’*, for sale by;
' WICK AMcCANDLKSS
K’-' O JJO£aSSESi-»0 bill* prune totaie by
• maVs“~ } . Wlckf AieCANDLKSS^.
SMOKED HEUKtNG—l4o''bx* imali and large. for
■ale by mart ' WICK tf AlcC AXDLEoS ■
' T~ARfr~A small lot of So i Leaf, for aale br • ,
™-- -WICK* McCASBLESS .
(J.aod for tile by\tnart ‘KOBTDALZELL Co
TjACON-^aoOolb»aM’td,io«« fotuleby
Jpm«rt . ' ' ~ L 3 WATERMAN
TTOPS—A bale* cm cotMbrmnenl. mid for *ale br
(elrtS . MILLER to RICKETMON
SOAP— 40 bxt ChUlicMbe, In eton and for *a!e by
febgfr . - MILLER to BICKEfSON
QUEENSWARE— 0 crate* in «to» 'and for tale a
redneed price*, to c!o*e contirnibent, by
maria . ENGLISH A UENNETT
/'ILABET— ts bbds table claret: odo Bordeaux, in (tore
tadforaale by * KILLER to RICKETbON
- foteP • ■». •••• . cor, liberty and irwin m .
LINSEED OIL-® bbl*formlelry_. - ,
feteg McCILL. SUaiIFIELD k ROK
BATENT BUCkFTS—SO doi for (ale by
VjekO McOILL, BUSHFIKLD A 808
EICE-SS tierce*, for *ale by'
fcST JHcGim BUSHFIELDfc ROE
SOAF-‘r€SboxesProelor«Gauble*s Soap jii'et laud*
la* trout eunr Loral llaunab, and for *oi«r by •
•febrt JOHN B PILWOKTH
■ CiOAP— AO bx* Uuouetveli Bill to C6*a ttoap, in *tore
}S mJ tar i«li by 'JOHN StDLLWOBTJi.
•- < f» J ’T* •.; ... ' 37 -yrood^rt. -
N. O; MOLASSES—IOO bile prime Uioakbbla, jut
• ree'd and for aale by
>k*a ... TOIXDEXTEH *Co
MOLASSES- ®b bbU Prime Plantation Uoluki,
landing from *imr Grey. Eagle; for *aie by
_na» • . W A M MiTCHELTKEE
TJICfc/—l3 UercM prime qoaliljr, landtag (rutniuar
Xfci Urey ka*U; for *ale by ■
....■ I > - wiIIMITCIIULTREK
TIEACHES-flQbaanrialred w*c}*e»,3do paired do;
• t** • X «£fcr h 1« br ■
* CtiLQEBTSCKfV
6ST»3 Bd cn<J3)t»<jb.u Lr- I
>«UO3jM J&lilWlJ U. SacOtusl
w :
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i. j{t MISCELLANEOUS.
OOAf—Sibupmlm.Sdo-noieyaied, -
O •b«virjß fertile by- » i
dirt ■ • :-.eP VONBONXHORSTifc-Co
■\T7INDOWaASH-COOO light* aSs’tdS for sal* by.
Jj - mart SF YON BONNHORST4 Co
.TMTOULD CANDLES-;15 bxs superior MouldCon
iUL dies, S do dipt candles, in store and for sale low. by
leb34 i. QRUM, MctfcßKW 4 Co-
A COMPLETE set of Bucket Machinery Ibr sale
low, fey (fcbsM) JOHN S. DILWOBTH •
I>LUE 4 ORANGE PRINTS—3 coses enure new
J'atyleaand bright colors, just opened by
... foblO. ,■/ >. .BHACKLKIT 4.WHITE.
PIG METAL—lllOtonaAllegheny Franklin Furnace
landing and for sale by
_nanr , ROST DALZELL4Co
LOVER SEED-100 bush receiving and Ibr sale by
V mart ROOT DALZELL 4 Co
A LCOHOL— 6 bbls just rec’d and'Vor sale by
A mart JOHN DM ORGAN
ALOES— lease for sale by
mart’ JOHN D MORGAN
UM BHEELAC—{Orange) ibr sale by'
VX man JOHN D MORGAN
/“IASTILEBOAP—3 cases for sale by
V mart JOHN D MORGAN
/‘NINGER—Scans powdered white Jamaica, warrant
\Jed P ure,fo'realebv [mart] JOHN DMORGAN
AQ. ANOXIA—IO lbs coftce titrated in Ilb bottles,
-fl-lorsaleby ' [maiaj \-'i JOHNDMORGAN
ONIONS— A email-lot for sale by
md , .. WICK faMcCANDLESS
LIME— 10 bbli Louisville white, ibr sale by
■' < mart' • • * JD WILLIAMS
‘TTTHJTfNG—3 bbls Spanish, for auk* by
> tY ' . P*«3 J D WILLIAMS
LAMPBLACK— 1 cask for sale by
mart J D WILLIAMS
COTTON— 4ff bale this day rec'd pe stror Rrilliaul, 4
tor sale by [mart) JA3A HUTCHISON
HAIR CLOTH & VELVET SEATING—a full a«-
sonnient just received and fur sale by
' • Para ‘ -- LOGAN. WILSON &Co
TO CARPENTERS—Just opened, a large assort
ment of kuob locks and Ruches, with while uud
mineral knobs, for sate by •
mart . j/XJA
SUNDRIES —60 bags goober pea«; 1? do feather*; *2
bbls grease; 9 tierces tlux »ml, trow landing from
*Uar Oswego, and for Sale by i DICKEY £ Co, ,
mart : water £ front sts
COTTON— Cl bales now landing from «tr Oswego, 4
Atf sale fay -Imart) ISAUH DICKEY 4Co
*J)OOAI\TO LET—Ou the second story of the ware-
Xi» house No 2d Wood st., having a front entrance.—
Applp to [mart] GEO COCHRAN
(bite, iur sale by
. J D WILLIAMS
mrc:3UdoNo 1, for sale by
J dwiLuams
SHAWLS 4 RIBBONS—A few very rich and sup.
Cashmere Shawls; just received; also, Spring Rib
bons, in great variety, at the dry goods bouse of
ftbS3 W.R. MURPHY.
BOARDS—72 dor Rice’s Impro've'd'Pateni
ff Zinc Wash Boards, wholesale and retail at man
tuaetttrer'a prices, by J D WILLIAMS,
fcbg* lIP Wood st
RYE FLOUR—I 9 bblssoperior far sale by
fcbiy J P WILLIAMS, UP Wood sL_
CHEESE— SO boxes forsaie by
feb!7 - I D WILLIAMS.
CJCORCHING3—3 bbfa ou consignment and for sale
IJ by , ; : JJ) WILLIAMS.
SUNDRIES— 123 doz. Eggs; lS.doz Tow Yarn; 100
Hickory Broom* ou cousigumont and for sale by
- fehlT - ; J D WILLIAMS.
FRESH TOMATOES—3 dox in bottles, a superior
article i [fcbl7] J D WILLIAMS.
SALERATUS— 10 ton* receiving and for sale by
~ fctaß ' BOBT DALZELL ACo
T INENCAMBRICHANDKERCIIIEPS-7Alargelot
11 of low priced linen kerchiefs, from 10 cents to high
poced French, for sale by [marll -Fll EATUN-A Co
GRIND STONES—4O, a#**ul sixes, for sale by.
mart S F VON BONNUOHST 4 Co
FOWDER— 300 kenßeattjra superior ride,and rock
powder, Ibr tal« by • • <
• mart FRIEND RHEY 4Co
X>lCE—23 ires prime qualily Ibr sale by
Xb mart FRIEND UIIKYACo
COFFEE— 100 bags prims Rio, per Tag lions, for salo
by [mart] . FRIEXDKIIEY 4Co
MOLASSES-900 bbls for sale by ~
mart FRIEND RHEY 4 Co
SUGAR— 375 hhdi prime NO, for sale by
, mart FRIEND BUEYACo
LOAF SUGAR—22S bbls asa'td No*,crushrd 4 pow
dered, ter sale by [mart] FRIEND RHEY 4Co
BACON— 10 ctks ass’td, 50,000 lbs ass'ul in smoke
jtoase, for sale by [mart] FRIEND RHEY A_Co_
SCORCiHNGS— 14 casks Ibr sale by
• mart FRIEND RHEY 4Co
OCORCHINGS—39 csks prime, for sale by
O mart WICKaMcCANDLESS
rpOBACCO—BObxs superiorss tobacco; 00 do It; 12 do
X 16s; 6 do 225; 14 do Sprigg’s Aromatic, 4ft kegs eu
periflr6twUt,ibraaleby . WICK AMcCAKDt-i-^H
ROLL BUTTER—B bbl* fresh, rec'd and for sale by
maid • ; W4R M’CUTCUEON
TJACO.N—SCOQ pounds country cured, for'sale low to
D close,by mart W 4 RM’CUTCHEON
SUGAR— 10 hhd* fair NO,C do prime to arrive; for
sale by ’ mart . WESTROWEX
SWEET OIL—9 casks just received and for sale by
•mart • • •. RESELLERS
. /71LOVES—I bW just rec’d sad for sale by
mart . - RKHri.T.rwu
PARIS GREEN—4 cons'iSff lbs each,) tspeiior, just
toe’d and Ibr sale by • (mart) BKSKiJ.KtA
iTHLQROFORM—6 lbs just rec'd and for sale by .
V/' • mart.. ■ ■ . RE SELLERS
XkRIEDBEEF—S casks sagas; cored, a prime article,
XJ ia store aud Ibr sale by O BLACKBURN 4Co
BACON— 10,000 lbs prime hams, 18,000 lbs shoulders,
4 hhds borrodnd, in smoke house end for sale by
; mart i O BLACKBURN 4Co
OILS-10 bbls linseed Oil, 5 do Winter Lard, in
store and tor sale by
• mart > O BLACKBURN 4Co
SALT— 140 bhls No 1. at the landing, for sale by
„ naig ; MILLER* HICKETSOX
fTTAE—29 bbls Wilmington, for sale by
± mart. MILLER A RICKETSQN
TiriNDOW GLASS—2OOO bii ui'tl, for ule at the
IT -Brownsville landing. by .
-Mart - FORSYTH A DUNCAN
WINDOW GLASS—3OO bx* New Genera, fonale
by. mart :. FORSYTH A DUNCAN
MOLASSES-100 bids N O, landing; for .ate by
mart ? J 8 pH, WORTH
TTEAVY SHIRTING CHECKS—Constantly on baud,
XL Steward maimfacture of bear? shirting and fur
luuue checks.'at the dry goods bouse of
mar* ; - - >V K MURPHY. .
/HANDLES—IOO boxes Summer Mould, in store and
\j foraaleby mart KIKBAJONES
Pr.anr. ASH—IO bbls, in store anil for sale by
mart ISAIAU DICKKY m. CO
CHEESE— 40 bxaifl store and for sale by—. -
mar* ISAIAH DICKEY A Co
WHITE BEANS—I2I bbls small white, for sale by
- mart' WICKAMcCANDLKSS
i^UGARS—SOOIOOO common, for sole by
V mart . WICK AMcCANDLESS
GLASS— 142 bx* 8x10; Cl do 10x13; foraaic by
. mart WICK A w cCANDLESS _
A'RTIFICIAL small quantity of rose
leaves, bods, callows, Ac, just received at
• marl . F U EATON ACo s
COTTON FRINGES—A good assortment always on
_hand at _tmarl] F H EATON A Co’s
GLASS— £00 bxs su’d sizes, from ox 3 to 24x30, coun
try brands, in store and for sale by:
marl ; - J C BIDWHLL
COTTON— 72 bales, just receiving and for sale by
marl - BROWN A CULBERTSON
SUGAR— 27 libda NO Sugar landing amlfor sale by
tmarlf - . BROWN A CULBERTSON -
MOLASSES— 100 bbls N Ojtut rac'd and for sale by
{marl] BROWN* CULBEKTSON_
EIBH BONE—CO lbs for sale by •
marl t RESELLERS
PULV ELM BARK—62 lbs for axle by
mar* ■ • E SELL£RS_
43ANDCBUCIBEES— litonestallor sale’by'' t '~
Q marl RESELLERS
('tANTIIAKIDES FLASTER-30 ibs for sale by
j marl' RESELLERS
KOLL BUTTER—3 bbls fresh jusf rac’d and fortale
by mart JOHN S DILWORTH
DltlCT APPLES—IOO bosh, ut store and for sale by
... mart - ... JOHN' S DILWOKTU
DRIED PEACHES—OO busb, for'stUe by"
mart _ y JQILV S DILWORTII
BEANS— 20 bbls small white, for sale by
I mart JOILN’ S DJLWORTII
LARD Ublsand* hlf bbls superior, just re
ceived and for sale by
mart DROWN A CULBERTSON
SPANISH WJIITIN’G-50 bbls restore and for sale
by mart J KIDD ACo
(Chronicle copy.)
rpAlt—SObbU Sooth Carolina fur tale by
JL «ar7 JOHN GlUfcll
SPIRITS TUHPENTLNE-lSbbL forsaleby
roar? » KUTKK
LINSEED OIL—IS bbl* for sale by
ro&i v BRAUN tc REITER
ORANGE MINERAL—23O bill* for sale by
«w? BRAUN A REITER
STARCH— 00 bxs fancy, Lawson's brand, lu store k.
for tala fay • [febat] L 8 WATERMAN .
BRED—I2O bath prime new rac'd end for
V *ala by Ifcl/As] TAS9KY A BEST "
rMOTHY SEED—2O btuh for ule by
febW TASSEY A BEST
DBIEOPEACIIES— 2Sobn»b, fotimloby '
fekte ■ TASSEY A BEST
"VTAIES—UW keg* ass’d'rixes for sale by
ll'fcteS ; , 1. - TABSKV A BEST
FLOUR-43 bbl* tup floor, OObbi corn meal, 7do
buckwheat tkrfir, ado rye meal, landing and for
aatqby. [marl] . JCDIDWELL
SATIN ETTS— a foil ttvoritnent of low priced mr
diatnudfcueprcst, received and for sale by
mart . , . SHACKLEriT k. WHITE
SILK FRINGES—An assortment of black, mode mid
fancy colored, cut silk and bullion fringes; ju»t
. SHACKLETT 4‘W HJTF,
PRIME GUM MYKRIIA—IQUIbf foreale by
frblfr JCiDD_iCo_
MACKEREL— LOU bbL No. 3 large; for tale by
EDWARD HKAZLKTGN, .
jelS . Bast bide Uiatnund^
■\JTUITE LEAD—33O kegs for sole hr ■ v ,
YV foM* WEST BOWI^N
PEACHES— AS bo prime dried peacbei, 10 bbN
•mall while bean*. Ju»t rac'd ana for *aJe by
- ’ feUtt JOHN H DILVVonTH
SCOROHINCS— aobblt prune scorching*, for solo by
iebgj ’ WICK A MfCANMJyS
LOUISVILLE LIME and Hydraulic Cctnentj cod*
»UDtly oa haad and for sole by l. _ ■
irlt'fl ' ACOBPON .
E w 2tS u,,^bU * fcl^iVtt*KßAu o «
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
:■ . .. < AI.MAHAC. .i.
■ j IM4 - _ &un _ T _ SQn 'Moon Mom’s
"I MARCH.' ' rises.: seta rises: phases.
IdSaUirday. 6 37- 5 6 615
:IP Sunday, ' 6oc 5 7 721
t S O Monday, ' 633 5 0 BSt
VI Tuesday. OSt 510 , 941
22. Wednesday, C 32 511 10 47
«Thursday,.. 631 SIV II 50
u 4 Friday, 6 3t) 513 morn.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
' j COMMITTEE FOR MARCH,
WJt. B4SAEX. ROBT. DALZELL. .E. E. AEIJJBI
Office PittsbcticjH GazAte, J
Tuesday-Morning, March 21,1548. J
Chtxis to the heavy mins which fell during the
greater port of yesterday, the market was quiet,
and bw litlle was done in the way of tales.
By tbo recent rains, the rivers are again -quite
full, being some 11 feet water in channel and ri*
sing.
Flour—The market, yesterday, presented but
little, if any, variation from the previous day’s quo
tations. 1 1 Receipts were light, nod wje heard of no
voles from.first hands.- We note moderate trans
actions from store at Si,G2&I,6S. Dealers are not
anxious to sell at present rales, preferring ship*
ment EasL
‘Gear—Nothing new has occurred in the mar*
ket. Receipts continue light, and sales are on a
restricted 6cale. The following quotations may be
relied ohj ns correct; —Wheal 90c; Rye 50(352;
Barley 45c; Cora 35<337c, and Oats 27c p bu.
Pkovbiow<—-The market is without change.—
We quote regular sales of Bacon at 31(33|, 4j(2 1 1|
and 5j(351c ? Il>—not much doing in the article.
Receipts have been large but are mainly designed
for the eastern market. Lard is steady, with reg
ular trade sales at si£jGjc p 0). Ot\Butter, re
ceipts have been light, and the market is qnite
firm, with sales of Roll by the bbl nfrjl4£?sc.
Sales of keg at 'JjjjilOc y Ufa i
GcocEStc«—The market is steady, and forq.er
quotations ore fully sustoinetL Sales of N O Sti*
gar, by hhd, at Si, and by bbl at s|c f> tb. Molas
ses are very firm, with regular antes at y
gaL _ Sales 20 sacks prime Rio Collee at B}(33jc
ylh, cvsli aud sliort time. Sales of Rice nt sfc y
pound. ' '
Soda -Ash—Sales 5 tons at 4c, cash par tub da.
Dbied Fbuit—Sales of.'Peaches are regularly
effected at $1,f)02?1,G2 y bu, and of Apples at 70
to 75c y bu.
Seeds—The market is without change. We
quote sales of Clover at Tiinolhy $2, and
Flax at oQ(39i>e y bu. ;
Oha—Sales of Cinaeed are regularly effected at
fiOSG2c, and of Lard at 60c y gall. Regular sales
xf Tanners’ at prices ranging from 517 to $22 y
bbl, as in quality.... j
FrATirEßs—Sales nt 31033 c, cash and time.
Western Waters*
For. several days past, heavy rains have lallen
here and about the headwaters of our rivers, and
there was at dusk last evening 11 feet water in
channel, and rising briskly.
At Cincinnati, on tho 17th, 1 the river fell about
14 inches during tho 24 hours (preceding, and Was
still receding slowly, but from the present fine rise»
there will soon be an abundance of water all the
way down. j
Sr.'Louis, March 14.
The officers of the Acadia, ill last night from the
Illinois report that stream falling oiling all'the way
from Peru down, and very kupidly inward the
mouth, witK sor 6 feel water! in channel. That
river is how free from tcc. The Upper Misais&ipp;
is very low, and boats are continually getting
aground! between this and the mouth of die Uli
noisf' We have not heard from the Missouri.—
Last boats from below report the river falling, with
7 feet water on the principal bars from Cairo up.
Cattle Market-
Buiuuto*. March 15.—At’ market, 300. Beef
Cattle, 2S |>air> . working Oxen, 20 Cows and
Calves, 400. and only 2t Swine.
Prices—lUef Cattle—so, $6,50, $6,75 and $7,50.
Working'Oxen—Sales at $lO3, $lO5, SIOS and
$lOO. • b j
Cows and Calves—Sales ot ' $3O, $34 and $4l.
Sheep—22,so, $3, $4,25, $5 nml $O.
Swiner—Sales at 4105)c y fb.
IMPORTS BT RIVER.
ZJrttvr—Per Beaver—ll hbls paper, Hill; 143
do, 7 csks bacon; 1 bbl butter, Waterman; 21 do,
McFndea & co; 6 bbls pork, ISS baas, Bttgaley Ic
Smith; 2 bxs mdse, Hampton ic Smith; 7 kgs lard,
Bagaley Smith; 5 bxs bacOD.il keg, 1 bbl eggs, 1
do butter, l bag peaches, Waterman; 40 pea bacon,
32 do pork, 2 kgs lnni, 1 bx leather, W k R Mi>
Cutcheon; 111 ska dr a|m!es, X Dalzell; 1 bbl lord,'
S & W Harbaugh; [7 Lois flour, S McClurkon &
co; 1 box hardware, Lorenz, Sterling Sc co; 1' box
brushes, Fahnestock Sc co; 25 bags barley, owner.
Sl Louis —Per Robert Fulton—ls 3 bbls molas
ses, R Robinson & co; 9 bbls, i calc suda ash, B A
Fahnestock Sc co; 10 hbda sugar, liapaley Ac Smith
20 do, Berry; 8 bis skins and wool. Hays & Black;
3 bbls, 1 kg lead ore, 118 dr hides, 24 bbls sundries
22 bis deer skins, dr hides, Bayard; 4
bis calf sbins, May; 2 tree hams, 1 bbl lard, Butler
Sc Bro;: IDO bbls sugar, 22 do molasses, 231>1s hemp
Hutchison.
Ciiuinncii —Per Moooogahcla—l bx mdse, A
Gordon; 33 bbls, 2 bxs augur, K McClurkan; 5 buc
ket*, Sell oyer; 8 caka, 3 bbl* broken glass,
well. Pear* Sc eo; 60 bxs soap, J DalxeU; 11 boxes
mdse, MeUor, 1 hbd bacon, Gordon; 1 box mdse,'
Scboonmaker; 100 bxs pork, I) Leech Sc co; 44
hhds, 1 bbl lard, ICO bbls hams, Grail; 44 hhds ba
con, 3 bbls loaf-sugar, 12 bxs raisins, 3 drums cod
liah, 5 bbls lard oil, owner.
Per Hibernia No 2—l kg coin, N Holmes &
Son; 2 do do, W Martin <Sc co; L 5 bxs soap, 13 bbl
lard, Georgs Sc co; 3 bxs mdse, Atwood, Jones &
co; 30 bbls Lnseed nil, Sellers dr Nichols; 24 hhds
bacon, VS Sc AMcCulcbcon; <i-iixs mdse, Fahne
stock Sc co; 1 bx 1 Wl mdse, Leech Sc co; 3 refrig
erators, Bidwell; 20 hhds bacon, Lvuu, Sborb Sc co
100 bbls whiskey; McDevitl; 10-caLs bacon, Taatfe
Sc O’Cciftnor; 91 bxs pork, Leech 4c co; 3 bxs mdse
14 bxs aides, 23 bhda bacon; 117 bxs lard, 20 casks
do, GrafT; 10 do bacon, Brown - Sc Culbertson; 33
sks potatoes, owner.
Per American Star—lS22 pcs b pork, S 3 bbls
do, Holmes; 119 bxs pork, sSti kgs lord, GrafT; 20
hhds bacon, 30 bbls lard. Lyon it Shorb; 1421 kg*
do, Myers & Hunter, 02 bbls whisky, Knox it
Duncan; 30 do, Donnell; 22 csks bams, Bingham;
4 bbls hominy, Gormiy; 40 bxs soap, Sampson; 248
sks potatoes, Haughey.it Frew: 3 bbls scorching*,
W McCullr, 2 hlids bacon, S it W ilurbaugb; 1
bx books, Felix
Per Comet—f>7s live hogs, oiyner.
Illinois '/?»urr—-Per Alvarado—l 332 pcs bulk
meat, 2 < hhds hams, 3 blf bbls sundries, Beis Sc
Berger; 3533 pcs b meal, 7 kgs sundries, J Reis;
b meat, 2 hhds bams, 7 hlf bbls sundries, 3 do |xv
tntoes, 18 dr hides, Mvera & Hunter; 1 bbls flour, )
do tmms, 1 kg lard, Morgan.
New Orleans— Per Paris—GO bbls loaf sugar, 1
hbd do, Uagaley Sc Smith; 6 case* oil cloths, £ W
Lyod; 3 Ires rice. Waterman; 1 O bis mdse, McClin*
lock; 0 tres rice, Hutchison; 40 bxs raisins, Smith
it Sinclair; 40 do do, Miller Sc Rickctson; 200 hlul
sugar, A King; 03 do do, J Dalzell; 10 do, Morgan
Sc co; 1; bx (remains Lieut. Parker,) Col W Mc-
Candlesk.
Per Union—l 39 bbl* molasses, McGill, Busbtield
«t Hoe; 32 hhds sugar, W Holmes 6s co; 70 do, W
B Holmes & Bru; 12 bbl*, 9 bxs-,: 1 csk glass. Park
6: Haorien; G hlf bbls sugar, A martin. -
Wheeling —Per Consul—l bx, 1 bl mdse, II G
.Vickery; 2 bbl* molasses, 1 do sugar, 37. hhds to
bacco, Mitchell; 2 nks rags, 1 do feathers, Poindex
ter it co; 2 eks snake root,' Kldil; 13 hg* lard, 42
sks ooples, Jordan Sc Son; Cl kgs lard, McFaden;
15 cslcs bacon, Waterman; 1 bbl jndse, J KUiotl; 2
erts, 1 ;bx rjueensGrarc, 0 bbls eggs, 2 ska peaches,
132 brooms ~
ParfersbirE —Per Skipper—2o bbl* llaxseed,
Wick it McCandit's.s; 10 do beans, 4 bx*’do, 45
bl* leather, 2 bbls Tllaxseed, 13 hbd* tobacco, Roe;
SO bx* glass, 31 hhds tobacco. 1 bbl flaxseed. 0 do
beans. Morgan; 4 )>gs rags, Burbridge Sc Wilson;
35 bbls potatoes, A Cordell; 199 »1» corn, 1. bbl lard
owner; 24 4 elm oats, 3do scraps, owner; 33 bbds
bacon, Orutu, McGrew A; eo; 3 hhds sugar, For
syth it Baker, 2177 pcs b owner.
Nashville— Per Ringgold —12 bis cotton, M Allen
4c cto; 37 do do, Atwood, Jones it co; 33 do. Friend
■t Ithey, 2 csks mdse, Butler t Ilro; 1 bx do, 24
bgs fculhera, 0 hbd* tobacco, 1 csk .lieeswax, 3 do
finseng, 0 hi* cotton, 1 bg ginseng, I bx dr goods,
'orsjth t 1) Duncan; 23 ska fenthera, 3 do rag*, 18
do fruitful do ginseng, Dickey t co; 9 bg* feathers,
J Dalzell; 30 hhds sugar, Lnugblio; Disk* feather*,
1 csk gioseug, 1G9,153 lbs b inonX, Carson Sc Mc-
Kuight; i2B bdls iron, 20 tons pig ; metal, 4 bxn dry
goods, d.C consignee*. i
UrvunieviUe— Per Atlantic—l 7 okg* mdse, Bing
ham; O do, Uidwull; 1' do, Atwood, t co; 0
do, Hutchison; 5 do, Wallingford, 20 do, Forsyth Sc
Duticanjll do, J Park Sc co;110du, H GraS; 7
bbl* flour,.lt Dalzell Sc co; 14 d, Branding; 33 bxa
glass, Forsyth t Duncau; 4 do, Young, Ibrnsen t
Plunkett. ______
VTT Doe* your hair lail otf, you* hair turn gray
If it barsii, »* H do J , or dirty, 1 pray?
If b* thus, you cuu moke it soft, stlk> nnd one.
Lark mid healthy, and beauteOus av tin* hair ot mine
And io have Ibis, you have but three shilling* to give
For a bottle of Jones' Hair Restorative.
Header, if you have bad hair you foulit really be as
umithed at the lovejy effect w three shilling bottle of
Jonev' Coral Hair lUstoratlvyho* ua it; it neea-i hut one
utsL. Bolil at 3U Libvrty »L \' uovltWAwlv
{p-Yellow Teeth andputrid breath,
Spongy gums' like rolten Ur*ih,
Is repulsive and ilogu>ti»g,
• All could have teeth as white as pearl.
Sweet breath—hard turns—man or girl.
Why delay!—nay. ijuivkly hn'ie
And use a box ot Jones’ Tooth Paste,
it eons but Sth cent*, and is really- a l*-auu(ul arunle.
U gives the teeth a tine e.rsmel. sold m I’lttshurgh *1
fcJ Liberty si. novlOdAwly
' ‘-That whiter slim of hen, thou snow.
And pumt monumental ulebkjier.''
All female* have akin iikn ijiu above, whwure Jones
Spanish Ltly White. ' It makethpure snowy, yetrtaui
rally whits. > Sold at tdi Cn*iH*3* street ntarld
fp*To not Halt axd Lxxz.—Coaiiock 1 * Nerve and
Bone Liniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir, is the molt
effectual con for Rheumatism. \ Sold by WM. JACK
6QN,Af«flifiw novlfidAwteT
PORT OF PITTSBDRtrH.
11 rsrr vim c» coann
ARRIVED,
Beaver, Clark, WeHxviile.
Caleb Cope, Beaver and Wells%'il!e.
Dispatch, Nelson, Brownsville.
Monterey, Morrison, Brownsville.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkmaon, Brownsville.
America. De Comp, .Cin. ‘
Welbville, Bams, Sunfish.
Lake Erie. Hemphill, Beaver .!
New England, No. 2 Dean, Qs.
Consul, Dushane, Cin. < ; /
Alvarado, Moore, Sl Louis. >
American Star, Cin. ■ !
DEPARTED,/
Beaver, Clark, WelUville.
Michigan No 2, Gilson, Beaver.
Caleb Cope, Moore, Beaver, and Wellville.
Dispatch, Nelson, Brownsville.
Monterey, Morrison, Brownsville.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic. Parkinson, Brownsville.
Wellsviile, Barns, Sunfish. ’
Lake Erie, Hemphill, Beaver.
Monongahela, Stone, Cin. 1
PASSENGER ARRANGEMEIVre FOR 1549.
Steamboat Packet Line, leuves daily for 'Cincinnati,
1U A. M. \
Passenger Packet via Brownsville lio Balrjnore and
Philadelphia. Si.x and 6r. m. t
Mail Coach Line direct to Philadelphia, 9 a. M.
nndp-’Jp. m. !'
Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, 6 a. m.
North-Western via Cleveland, daily, fU a. M.
Erie ami We steru New York, daily, 9 a. a.
North-Eastern toilndelpUia, doily, except Sundays,
4. a. v.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Fasirrit Moil via Philadelphia, due 3a. clows It! m.
Wcst’t: Mail. Cincin. & 6 r. M‘, closes 5 a.m.
Soutli. vlaltaltimore 4 Washington, due 6 r. St. cVtji A.H.
Nonh Western via Cleveland, due 10 a. k., closes 9 a. X.
Erieand. Western New York, due 9p. closes 9a. H.
Great English Remedy.
|3olt Couchs, Colds, Aslhtuh and Consumption! The
X GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for tho cure of the
hhove diseases, i* the HUNGARIAN BALSAM .OF
LIFE discovered by die celebrated Dr. Buchan, of
London, England, and introduced into the United States
under the immediate supcrimetideuce of the inventor.
’The extraordinary success of this medicine, in tho
cure of Pulmonary diseases, warrant* the Ameriean
Agent ut soliciting fortreauuent tho worst possible ca
se* Uia: can he found in the community— case* that seek
relief in vain from any of the common remedies of the
day, and hnvc been given up by the most distinguished
phytucious a* confirmed and incurable. The Hunguri
an Balsam has cured, und will cure, the most drsperale
of cases. It is no quack nostrum, but a standard. En
glish medicine, of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should he supplied
with Buchan’s Hungarian Balsam of life, not only to
counteract tho consumptive tendencies of the climate,
hut to he used us a preventive medicine in oil cotes of
eolds, coughs, spilling of blood, pain 'in the side and
chest, irritution and soreness of the lungs, brochitis,
difficulty of treating, hectic fever, night sweats-rCmaci.
*flon and general debility, asihn%jimueuza,wnnoning
cough and croup. * \
Sold in large itoules, at 61 pePblmle, with full ’direc
tions for the restoration of health. \
PtmpWeLs, containing a mas* of English and Ameri
can ccrtihcutes, and other evidence, showing the un
equalled ment* of this great English Remedy, may be
obtained of theAgeuu, gratuitously. I
For sale by B A FAHNESTOCK 4 Co, corner of
stand Wood and Wood and oth sis. mart
Clothing for the World. 1
ALL WHO Ri-T
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.
urc respectfully informed, ihat at ■
LEWIS & HANFORD'S
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
sos. 3Sti A 254 nisi itsixt,
New York,
MAY he found an extensive assortment of Clothing,
manufactured expressly lor the Southern and
Western market.
Also, a large stock of Linen Bosom Shirts, of all
grades and price*. Fancy do do do; twilled stripe do
do do; Flannel do do do; aud alt other kinds in general
use.
We also.raanufacture and keep constantly on hand,
the largest stock of oiled clothing in the United States,
embracing every article in the fane.
We manufacture and sell immense quantities of all
the above articles, nad wObld invite the attention of
dealer* in them to call aud examine our stock aud pri
ce* before they purchase, a* we can and will sell at
price* that cannot fail to please.
LEWIS 4 HANFORD, ••
555 ami 251 Pearl sL, New York.
All orders will be attended to with correctness and
despatch. ■ marlldlm
JIAKNDEN 4 CO *
Passenger and Remittance Office;
xST HA.MtDEN * CO. continue to bring persons
M>*4ty froLn any part of England, Ireland. Scotland or
“■■L Wales, upon the most liberal terms, with their
usual punctuality aud ati-nuon’to the vrahts and com
fort of cramigrant. Wr do not allow onr passengers to
be robbed by the su-irdltng scamp* that infest the sea*
ports, os we tukc charge of tfaeuj the moment they re
port themselves. «ik! see to their well being, uia de
spatch them without any detention by the first ships.—
We say this fearlessly, as we defy one of our passen-
Ers to show that they'were detained <4 hour* by u* in
verpool. whilst thousand* of others were detained
months, uutil they could be sent in some old craft, at a
chgp rate, which too frequently proved their coffins.
We intend to perform our contract* honorably, coat
what it may, and not art as was the case last season,
wjih ether officer*,—who either performed not all, or
when it suited their couveiueuce.
DnU'.s drawn at Ihusborgh for any sum from £1 to
ilout, payable at any of the provincial Banks in Ire
land, England, Scotland and Wale*.
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European and General Agent,
febl Fifth street, au« door below Wood.
Marble Work.
THE attention ot gentlemen desirous of purchasing
Mum Maxtku, Moncxcmrs or Sisitsaj, is re
quested.
The Subscribers having been engaged ia the Marble
business ibr lb* last thirty years, tu Philadelphia, and
having manufactured work far Almost every* put of the
Union, can refer to all who have favored them with
their custom, aud to their work, iconsiderabje of which
has been nut op in thu place.) They have always co
hand a full supply ofMuibie Mantels, aud new and ori
ginal Designs lorMomnnrftt* and other workpeoples of
which, with paces will bo forwarded,
pyAll work shipped is iifffured (rum breakage,
they can refer to any Mercantile house in PoUadel
phia for standing and character as workmen.
. . JOHN sTKUTHEiW 4 SON,
febUSttm NoOGOHigh st, Phila
N. B. There is nothing m their fine which they do aot
furnish cither domestic or unpurted.
Notice.
ALL persons interested in the llttruijon of Duquesn*
Way, from its present termination ut Washington
street, to the Eastern linv of the city, on ih* Allsgbcoy
nver. are hereby notiSed iliot a plan .>) ijnrcihc&tiou of
the opening of said f)i*|oe»nr Way. is now depowu.d in
the Offica oflbe ilocordurg IL-ggla’or. tor j>ublk- «i
-amiaation and iiujx ci.oo. Jun ird l>) Orumtuice ot
the ‘Jhh day of Novrini«-r. t.:t7. uuihoriiius the Ojonug
uf said Way. ,H E AU u«4V AN.
mar 7 Recording Regulator. City «>f
Eziract from Siction juris of an Act crintiri) -An .Vcl to
aodionte suit io be brought upon the Umciul llooil oi
' William B Mitchell.lateSupniimrndciit.''
“And any owner or ov. ner* of groom) lying on the
line of such street, iuue or slloy, who shutl I'onndcr
that he, she or ihey, shall -ullcr dHinage trutn ihe o)>cn
tng nr widening of tbr »auic, may apply, by petition, io
the next CuU.n of Quarter Sessions ot the County ot ,\f
leghcoy.” inufTtAl
Dlsrelier’s Chrome Gresa,
TO I‘AINTER.d, RUM) MAKERS. Ac—We. the
iinder»'i2ur<|, I‘niiiters and Rliud Makers, of tlie city
ot Ne w Yura, have used and icsinl, and are now using
n uew aru.de of Chrome Green, manufactured by Geo.
K. Marchfr. ofthts citv, and hnd it to work well, pro
ducing a fine brilliant i'aris Green appearance, with a
rerv superior body, and rccotnmeiid it to our brethren
in the trade as' in every particular the best Chrome
Green ue have ever used. NVw York, June l, ’47.
Signed byJ4 firms ol practical painters of the city of
Nrw York. This unequalled Chrome Green mar be
had of R. E SELLKKB, No 57 Wood street, who has
the exclusive agency for its sale in Pittsburgh, max]3
Popular, became Good!
SELLERS* FAMILY MEDICINEH.‘
Cool Si'xrva. Jefferson Co. I’a, March I, IMd.
MU R K SEU.EKS—I have nearly sold all the Ver
mifuge and Cough Syrup you sent me. Your Ver
milugc is without exception the best ever offered in this
neighborhood,, having proved good wherever used
The Cough Syrup and Ltvur Fills have alto given sat
isfaction Yourvb’i servt J SCOTT, l’oiimiuter,
Freparcd and .old by R F SELLERS, 57 Wood at.;
♦old by Ur Cassel, 6th Ward; I) M Curry, Allegheny; A
W J_Stnith, Ternperaneeville. > man
. P«nn Mschlnt Shop*
TT' W IGHT.M AN—.Mauutacturer ot aJI kinds of rot*
JJL« ton and woollen machiucry, Allegheny city. Fa.
’ldie above works being now in lull and successful op
eration. I am prepared to execute orders with dispatch
tor alt kinds of machinery tu my line, such as willows,
pickers, spreaders, cards, grinding machines, railway,,
drawing frames, speeders, throssils, looms, woolen
cards, double or single, tor mefebsm or country work,
mules, jocks; Ac.; alius ayd hund lathes and tools In gen
eral. All kind* of shafting mute to order, or plans giv
en for gearing factories or mill* at ronsonahle charge.
Rxzz* To—Kennedy. Child* A Co., lllacktiork, liell
A King, Fennoek Ja*. A. Gray.
•; naiardOnn Powder.
fTUE tmedrsigned 'have minced the price* of -Rifle
X und-BUstuig Fonder, of tins superior manulkcture,
qmility warranted unsurpassed, aiul will sell u« low a*
auy good powder can tm tHiuglit in ihe market. ’
The Drayman employed at the Mngunnr, will call
every moruingon the cu«!oiiu»rs, to deliverpowdcLimd
receive order*. ••
Order* at all times wifi be filled immediately, on iip.
plication at the offer, of t C. S. LOOMIS,
wntcr st, lM door above munongahela house.
W A W Loom!*, Agent H. P. Co. marld
I WOULD like to call the attention of Country Mer
chant*, llotel'and Steamboat Hur Kecja-rs, Frivale
Families, Ac., to my stock of Wturs, Liquors, Cigars,
Ar., now rti store mid ccllr.r, eoiwtistingot the most cel
ebrated brand*, Ac. Ac. Feeling couhdent of having
the largest und best assorted stock of any housu west
of the mountains, and being engoged in the importation
of wines, liquors. Ac. direct to llii* country, persons
can rely ou being accommodated both tu price and
<1 utility. F. C. MARTIN,
muril cor. .niiihhcld and trout »ts.
CIGARM— Übti.OOO Ilavoiiii, of various brands,sixes
ami colors,, irom priuci|>rrs to Ibc largest sired re
guiia*, orduect nnportnuoii, for *ule by
tiiano ; __ PC MARTIN
IKISH.WjuJSKKY, Ac-tf jianchfoiit |n»)i, Siio Ja
maica nilirii*. for Mile ua |*v
innrto I'CMABTIN
WHISKEY— Ul wbolu mill till Mils old n ; c: lS bbla
of oiil Truneawe I’cacli llrmidy, tor anicbr .
rrnirlO j ' MARTIN j*
CJilOT— li kc||» No l,li nndU,ihoi, for*ala by
Q tnnrio 1 POINDEXTER 3l Co
FiU>UALU>—.S boxes Is, it, f* am! 12*. van Ml*
X bramJii,jlbr »ulc by ImrlO] I*ol NDEXTER A Co j
GIjAPS'VAItE— 100 groin pml 50 Jo Q* blits,
in tiord am! lor sale by
• mafl _ u I POINDEXTER ACo
FG Mkl'AL—lt) loin Clinton Furnace, (cold fast)
(or satvby [uniillj POINDEXTER ACo
C^CfITON— Ibl bales AlixtifsipiiL in More ami for rale
/ Uy
SOUA ASIi»-~3P.e«ka_firn nnnhiy ui »iore Will for
ail* by. ' J C INDWELL, Aft, .
tnarlti ; water »treei
tjOllUA'fiH —tf-coiU 'ss“4l,”a»d 3 in. manillu;3 do
i s|, mid ii in. tarred rope*, initoro ami for sale by
murtil *_ ’ J C IIIUWKLI,
BACON— 10,UUU pouuda hoi: round; lor talc br
marlO J j) IVIUiAMS
GLASS— ‘4XI bn MIO, w tfiaaiv'iO bx» tUxIS do, &
do ltJxM do; for (ale by H ROBINSON & Co
mnrt itHl liberty M
VINEUAH— 15 bbl* Hallow* pure elder, in (tore aud
for sale j>y marlT . TASSKV t UK^f
ITMSH— lOObbli Nos I, a 43 Markrrrl: 40 Wf bbUdu
. do do; 15 bbl* No l »aJmou; 40 do glbbed herring
Tibnimoked berrinprin more and lor sale by
«arl7 LAMBKRTA: SHIFTON
OCOKCHING9—IO etoijuit reed and feranlebjr 1
P natl 7 PRIKND, RHEYIcCt
C^’KS^ o'* 0 '* bbl * WPrk P?
1 MISeELLAMOUS. .
Orera Acsdeayrof Bteubemrllle, OLio.
THE Suthaer Bcmfbn of.thts Insttntioa yrill corn
mesce on the Ist- Moodsyof Maynext, hinder the
snperintendence of the aadertignedi I*l
■ The Tear is divided into tvo Session* of five month*
each—half a sessioa constitsung a quarter. .
Boardujg.'fm advance) CSSWperqr
I AXrVASCX,) Titt ’ "
Classical Department, $0 50perqr
. English I *. < «fi« 2
i Primaryr- 1 *f .. 'p SO u '
Prompt payment in advance, with the above terms,
will be tuufonalirexpeeted. • •. j
The general plan ofinstruction as heretofore. . >
Students from abroad wilt be expected in the
family of the Principals, where they will be at all times
under their immediate control.
The peculiar excellencies of this Institotion, it is con
coded, are ita permanent character, its cdtaprehensive'.
course ofatndy,|u attractive locality.
Applications to be made to (he Principals.
J | l ' JR WILSON. -
- Steubenville; O, March, 1948. J R MEREDITH, i
{ln retiring from the Institntion which kai been under
my direction tbr to many yean, it affords me sincere
pleasore-tobelenabled to leave it under the coutrolof
such judicious,! conscientious men, and such - ac
complished scholars |a* those ’who are herewith
madelmown ds mV snecessors. An intimate personal
know’edge of the characters andqualificatioasotMessrs
ers Wilson aiidMeredith, has led me irmly to behove
that they will deserreyand I trust secure, the confidence
of all the friends of sound, thorough, Christian education,
la whom they may become knowu. -J W SCOTT,
Steubenville, March, 1618.
L March, 1649^
It baviog become known that the highly respected ;
and competent Principal of the Grove -Academy, the
Rev. J \V Seoul-intended to change hir residence, and
of course to withdraw! himself from that Institution as
Principal, the apprehension asp* o that hi* place could
not be readily supplied, and that the catise of education,
so satisfactorily land thoroughly conducted nuderhl*
superintendence, ; miglil be seriously checked. It gives
the undersigned,however, much pleasure to slate, and
to assure the public st large, ihnlbii snecessors as Prin
cipal* of said Academy, the Rev. Joseph R Wilson and
Mr. J U Meredith, possess all the qualifications that
were so pre-eminent iii the late PrincipoL Their edn
oationis of the first order, and they Jtave already had
considerable experience in the care end edocauonof
youth. We have no hesitation, therefore, in recom
raendiug the Institution to the fuvor and patrouage of
parents and others desiring to procure for their youth a
good and subsiautial educsiion, whilst at the same time
that moral and Christian feeling and deportment are iu
culcated and promoted, without the alas of which, edu
cation is rarely of any advantage. -
bosks at. visrrox*.
John Andrews, Charles C Beatty, Henry O Ccmingo,
James Collier, D L CollierN Dike, D B Dorsey, Abner
L Fraxer, Geo H Holmes. Thomas Johuson, lIH Leav
itt, Roswell Marsh, Wm McDonald, James MeXenney,'
David Moody, M Roberts, E M Sunlon, 8 Stokely.-Ja*
Wilson. ■ .maririvgtT
-n USIHG OF BLOOD * COMSUMPTION
Jkhrl*ai» iulhe Side Sweats, Asthma, whoop-,
ing cough, palpitation of the heart, liver complaint
bronchitis, ami all diseases of the throat, luugs aud liv.
er, cured by Shennau's All-Healing Balsam.
Raising Blood and Consumption*
Mr. Milue, uuildur, In Brooklyn, was attacked with
raising blood, followed by a cough, pain in theside,
and aB the usual symptoms of consumption. He em
ployed twool the best physicians; they did him no good,
and told him he could hot five. Hearing of the won
derful cures performed by Sherman’s Balsam, be sent
at 10 o'clock at night to Mrs. Hayes, 139 Fulton street,
aud got a bottle; it apdrated like a charm, stopped the
bleeding and cough! i Before be had taken one bottle,
be was able to be aboathU work. Ithad saved his file.'
Ills daughter, residing at 427 Myrtle Avenue, can at*
lest it.
Miss Ann Maston, of Williatnsburgh, living in Tenth,
near South Fourth street, says: That she had been trou
bled with a hackiug cough otul pain in the chest, fore
tong time, which at last became so bad that ahO'was
obliged to give up her school for more than a year.—
She then commenced taking the All-Healing Balsam'
which soon alleviated her symptoms. Bhe is now tasi
recovering, ««<i has resumed her laborious occupation
as a teacher;
Fourteen years Mr.. John O’N’iel, 10th avenue and
31st sirect,>ufiercd with a cough, raising of phlegm,
■n*t pain in his side. . ile iTould gel no relict till he tried
the AU-Ueaiusg Balsam,, which drove the pain from his
aide, allayed the cough, and brought the disease upon
the surface; And beifaie he had token three bottle, was
eutirely cured.
Pletkist arm cosvvitrpios—Mr*. Baggas, a lad;
upwards of 71), residing. t£.Shenff, bu for year* beec
subject to attack* of pleurisy, raisiug of blood, severe
cough, shortness of breath, pain iff her head, and va
rious pans of her body. Her friends believed her pul
recovery. The All-Healing Balsam relieved her er
once of all the alarming symptoms, aud now she is abl*
to attend to her work. , ■
Ainnii axo wuoorino coccn—Mrs. Lucretta Wells
95 Chrisrie sircet, L S lieols, 19 Delancv street: Wm li
Youug, 75 Waluiit sUect, know the value of this great
remedy. ■_ .
Aak for Sherman's All-lleulute Balsam, and see that
hi* written signature bn each bbttle. •
Price Sscents and $lBO per bottle. Principal Offici
106 Nassau street. Newt \urk.
iLiiewiM*, Dr. Shernian's Celebrated Cough, Wont
Camphor Lozenges; Premium-Tooth Paste, and Pool
Maas Plaster. *old wholesale und retail by Wm Jack
son, at lu« Boot and.Stwß Btore aud Patent Medicint
Warehouse, ri) Libert jrslreet, farad of Wood street,'
Pittsburgh, aud by the Ibllowing duly appointed Agents
for Allegheny County: \
A M Marshall, Allegheny etty. Jonathan Ghnest.
Mincbcitrr; J R H Jacqbes, BiraLiiebam; A S Getty,
Wylie street J G Mu*ltnl comer ofWebslerand Kua
sts: Daal’Negley, East iJbterty; 11 7. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh, Tho* Aiken, riatul Springer. Clin
ton; James klcKee, Sletraft*!owu; ; Johit Black,Turtle
Creek; c F Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland 4 Sou. McKees
port; McEldotrnr, pakeritown; Riley McLaughlin,
Plom Township; Wm J Bbiith, Teiuperauedville; Ju
Fulton, Tareutam; G It Bu|t, Bewicklcy. matllrfvlyS
EAST LIBERTY ACAOBHY.
fl'Hli* Insutuiion is nitdcil the care and instrueticxi of
i- Mr. James 1L Smith, A graduate of Washington
College, Pit, aided by a tompetem AssislauL ITie
year udivided into four quartets of lit weeks eaca.—
Th« next quarter will commence on the second Monday
(lOjhJof April next. Tho tirms of tuition per quarter,
P*&maiuhip, Els*
• L ; .SJpO
Primary Branches; .
rnentary Arithmetic, Ac.
English urammar, Aneien.
grmphy, History, Arithmebl
position, Declamation, Ac
Higher Branchesof English iuieraniTc, the Lat
in tad Greek Language*, Mathematics, Ac - • -6i CO
All branches taught pre "armory to a thorough
College courir. The diwip me and instruction in the
Institution, hurerriuJeriii tfu highest satisfaction toils
pptroas, an 4 ttvey confidently unite Die sttetkiioa of the
public to the sdrantagt* yvfy cb it aiiords for the edaca*
uou of youth- *fbe tirade of is si roc lien, aud ibe advan
tages of the Inujtunon, are well oiltpte4 hjr thopfoper
qualification p( young men £>f becoming f<s;
cient and luecestihl leseheri in osy Public Sehooli.~
Lam and convenient rooms! will won be |a resit***
for ine accommodation of SuiJenl*. { Thrrej i* pj ifl sp
aenre eitbrt in ojtcranbo icij procuring a respectable
Übrsry oi Miscellaneous Wojtk» foy ibe use of the Aca
demy, l
Earl Liberty, u tpliicb UiciAeademy i* located, is a
pleasant and ticnlibiul vijikgvl actuated about foar miles
en»t of Ihusburch. on lint Philadelphia tusnpUe, easy of
access, and well suited in etrry respect to such asetty
iiuuy of Learning,
Bunriling can l>o obtained in the fnmily of the Atsis
lant teacher, ifrotu f t,V) to £ | ,7u per week,) with whom
ulra the I’mieipal will te»;4«. I
lltruencd—Farulty <»i Washington College, pa,
lion Walter Forward, Tln>« .VJcllsn, Esq,- Pmtburen;
Rl-t S M McClung. Dr H C ItAnuy, Allegheny Co, ra;
Rev Win D Moore. Dr K Msrebund, cstmorelaod,
Pa i)r to ibe undersigned Uunrd of Trustees:
Rev W U Mcllysine, Dr J It McCiiulock, Daniel
Negler, Thos Davison Win l* ltuum.
niurltw3u3*
and Modern Grp- -
•, Elocution, Com-
- «< 00
PRINTS ONLY.
44
CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
LEE & BREWSTER
Established a warehouse in tbs year IbW. Cor Uia purj
som of supplying the City and interior Trade wnb
riU.VriJ) j&IUGOKS -EXCLUSIVELY, at
low price*—and exhibiting, at ail kiwdi
of the year, the Largest Assortment in
Tim Vorux
They an now opening Several Hundred Packages,
comprising every new style of Foreign and Domestic
production, many of which have just been purchased,-
and are offered for sate for Cash and short credit, at
PRICES REDUCED
FROM
ONE TO FiyE CENTS
_pcr yard l*elow the price* of Apnl and May, aa per
printed CataJogaes, which are corrected daily, for the
information of luyer*. ■ . .
PRIST WABEDOIIE, >
New York, Jane, jy2di*U
Dry Goods «t Wholesale.
MURPHY, WILSON ft Ca* No. 4:1 Wood street, are
now receiving by daily arrival* from the import
er* and manufacturer*, ample supplies of dcaimble
Spring Good*, which they otferto city and country re
tailer* at the snmriesi possible advance. < Having a
partner almost constantly in the eattem markets, their
nock will l>e kept up throughout the season. Among
tlie article* alreadr teceired, ars 50 ca*ea pnnu, some
very l-euauiul and adapted to rcity sates; a variety of
tweeds, cotton pantaloon *iutf», domcalio ginghams,
bleached and brown cotton*. Ac. _ fcb2SdftwlraT_
The Elglli Wander of the World.
AHOIIBE is'on* exhibition on Smithfield street, 2nd
door Nortli of Third st., whoso body ia covered
w ith a coat of dun colored wool, nulled, and nearly
like the wool of a Gnenumno sheep. Lover* of curioa
ty'.wjll plea«u not fail to give us a call. nutrlSdlw
i Co-jiartaerahlp.
f|MIE Subscribers Having associated with'them in
XJ their business In the city ofPtttaburgh.J. 0. Blair
and T- S. Blair, the tmtinrsi will be continued under
the,firm of G. ft J. it Shoenberger A Co.
. O.ft J. H.MIOENHERGEU.
March 10, lt-43. martfltHw
BACON —(1 hhd* shoulders; 6do ham*; Ido clear
sides; just reed ouconiJgnmcnt and for anle by
~ tuarltt IIRUWN ft CULBERTSON^
HAMS —An extm article of family hams, in smoko
home and store; for sale by
' martU BROWN’ ft CULBERTSON.
TOBACCO— 27 hhd* Kentucky leaf, in store and for
sale by inarlb JAB A HUTCHISON ft Co
LEAD— J7d pig* Galena, for aalo by
marl 3 JAB A HUTCHISON ft Co
MOLASSIiS— 100 ILL plantation, lor sale by
maria J ASA HUTCHISON ft Co
FISH —70 bbls No 3 znackeral, for sale bv
raarlU .fJAS A HtjTCHIBON ft Co
SHOT— 20 kegs No* 1,2 and3,for saleby
twl’J JAB A HUTCIUSON ft Co
T ARDOlL—TVbblaConkling'a No I. in atom and for
Xjaaleby maria SELLERS ft NICOL 9
L OAK SUGAR—IS bbls No* 0,7 ft Kin store and for
sale by maria ’ SELLERS* NICOLB
NO SUGAR—I 4 hhd* prime, for sole by
• loaria _ fWJJ.Kqst ft NICOIyS
BACON— 40 cucks li6j). round, a ptirae article, for
able low, to close coiiitgitmeni, by
»narl3 JAB A HUTCHISON ft Co
LARD— 70 keg* No |; 10 bbls do do; in (tore nud (or
_»ale by i ISAIAH DICKEY ft Co
JARD— ah bbls No 1, instore and for sale by
J febiftt Sft W HARUAUCII
T AMPBLACK—3S bbls assorted, for sole by
It fabaS JBCHOONMAKERftCO
Epsom SALTS—3OJO lb* for sale by
febaa J SCHOONMAKKRft Co
T ARDOIL—Of the t>est quality, for sale by
XJ fettß’ , J SCHOONMAKKRft Co
LOAF BUG ARB—6OO bbl*, (Battle Ground Refinery)
for sale low by BURBRIDGE, WILSON ft Co
irfhrlo - . water atreeu
131CE—SOtree juit recd and for aale by
It maria UURDBIPQE, WILSON ft Co
LARD OIL-20 bbls winter, on coaairnmem and for
tale by Imarlfil_BUßßßlDQE> WILSON ft Co .
HOPS— 22 bale* prime west New York and New
England Hope, just reed and lor tala by
; 1 BROWN ft CULBERTSON :
SUGAR— 403 hkda N Ojag and lor tala by .
;; WILSON ft C<i
. HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, fo,
‘ A Btrfalh ia Real Estats.
. .The subscriber offers "for sale sfiotue and Ijpl
• CTffiCn libenr street, a short distanee.above East
Larie,' Allegheny., city. - The. Lot i* 23 feet front
on Liberty street, and rons back, to alt Alley'Bs:feej.
TheTfbuse erected thereon is Brick, near{y new, two
l9 feet in from by about 55 ia dtptH, and
eonuias ten comfortable rooms, exclofivo.of pantry,,
cellar. All the rooms bare fire-place*.'
and irains are coostrncted to carry otf the water.'.'aad
the louse is ,ia every respect in good orderand very
convrniem, and is well suited for two famiiies.*...The
propfrty will be told low, and time given on the largest
partof the purchase money. ’ 'f
In|ulre of the subscriber, who can be seen at the of
fice if the Gazette, every forenoon, between the hours
of ekhf and ten, and at other time# at hi* roqnu aj
Mrs-Hays l boarding house. Robiasoo’s new row.'Fed
eralst. Allegheny Oty. D N WHITE,'
. fellS tf ~~ Agent for the owner.
.Orjiksan** Court Sale*
INpursuaace.ofan order of the Orphan's Court of Al
hgheuy county, will be exposed to public sale on
the premises, ou Saturday, the LGth day of April next,
atffo’elock. P M, the following described real estate,
beiigthe property of the late Ezekiel dec-;
viz Lot No 60 in the plan of lot* of the village ofO'Har
asfilie, now Ninth .Ward, of the city of Pittsburgh, sit
uaentthe corner of Penn and Allegheny sit, havings
frail of S 4 feet on Penn street, and extending back IDO
fett to Spring Alley. Also, that valuable lot No Cl, in
thi said plan, baring a front of 24 feef on Penn afa, and
eSeading back IU) feet, to Spring alley; ou which is
cected a subsiantial two story brick dwelling house, al
present occupied by Adam Bender.
Terms—One fourth cash.res:duc is thfre equal an
nul paytneuu, with interest, io be Secured by bond
Kid mortgage. CATHARINE RUSSEL,
Adm’rx.otthe estate of the late Ezekiel Anderson, dec
JOHN D DAVIS, Aucl.
March 19, 1549. marl Sd3t4w3tS
Land ForSstle.
r IE Subscriber offers for sole that farmoflond sit*
uaie-iu Wilkins Township, on the north side of Tur
in Creek, adjoining lands of George Brinton, Abraham
lowers,: aud Daniel Kuhns, containing one hundred
aid twenty-five. acres and twdnty-eight perches, and
tllowance. There is a square log dwelling house
end a small stable ou the place. ■ The'Pennsylvania
Kail Road passes immediately on the opposite tideof
ne creek. The soil is of good quality, and there is
•bandance.of good limber on the large
quantity of stone coal, with great facility of transports
ion to market. -
, For further particulars, apply to Thomas Davison; in
East Liberty, who is authorized by me to sell the same
st private sale, or to tell at public sale otTlhe premises
to the higbefr and best bidder, on Saturday, the first day
of July next, sl I o'clockin the Afternoon. - ■ • "*
MARY PERCHMENT.
March 15th. lS4i. marlfldlm
Land for Bale.'
Three hundred and thirteen acres and
allowance, late tho property of John McKee, de
ceased, situate in Wolf Creek Township, Mercer Coun
ty.-. Improvements are ISO acres cleared, 25 of which is
meadow,' dwelling house of brick, 40 by 20 feet, two
stories high, brick lB by 16 feet; log
bam CO by 40 feet, including the : shades; stone spring
house, brick smoke 'house,' frame wagon tittles, and
comcribs, frame sheep house and gnnery. Thi- farm
is well situate within three-fourths of one mile from Mr.
Courtner’s mill, one mile fromtho Butler audMerrer
turnpike. A public rood goes past the house, and one
along the west line, well watered by a number of
springs, one of which is within 30 feet of the kitchen—*
The land has always been assessed as first rate in the
township; and would pass for first rate in the eotraty,—
Two oreoardsof bearing trees. An indisputable title
willbeciyeu, anil possession on the first of April next.
For farther particular* apply to
EDWARD HANNA,
ortotheheirs,livjngncarthcprcmire*. feb23-w3mT
YTtOR SALE—The : subscriber offers for sale the tm-
J? provements and property he now occupies, situated
on the Fourth Street Road, about three mile* from the
city; consisting of swell finished Brick House, con
taining ten rooms, and a cellar under the wbolef an ex
eellanlßriek Tenant House, containing three-rooms; a
large bant and excellent stabling; a never failing ran
ningsprinjrofsoA water, and-a pump of excellent wal
ler at the kitchen door; also, a garden containing some
ehoieefruiltreea, together with about ten acres of ex
cellent ground.
The above property will be sold on reasonable tenos,
and possession given on the first day of April; if not'
sokfiit wilibeJorrentafter that day. For further in
formation; apply to the subscriber, on the premises.
fcbaShlawiAp’lT " DAVID 3EELEB.
Coml Land for Bide.
A FARM containing 9*3 acres, iu Rostravcr town
ship, Westmoreland county, beginning about one
mile above'Williamsport, on the East Bank of the Mo
nongaheia river, the tame being the form of the. late
Joseph Beckett, deceased. Baid farm fronts on the fiv
er, about 11 mile; about 49 acres cleared, with other im
provements. The farm is one entire mass of stops
eoal. The farm will be sold altogether orin iots to »uit
purchasers, and on liberal terms. For particulars en
3uireof Henry Sterling, Daniel Ewer, Wo. Larimer,
r., Pittsburgh, Pa. .Titleindisputable.
; JOSIAIIHUTCHMAN,
feb24d4wlm*3 New Castle, Mercer co- Pa.
Real Estate In Ohio*
A TRACT of land, 90 acres, in Harrison, Portage
on the Cuyahoga river—about 30 acres under im
provement. Also, two unimproved lota in lbs village
of Warren, TYurabnll GO feet by fat* Also, a lot of
ground iifi the centre of Hartford, Trumbull Co., with a
fine dwelling house and store—one of the best stands
far a merehant on the. Western Reserve. Any or ail
this property will bef sold on very accommodating
terms. - [UriAJAU DICKEY 4 Co^
feblO j t Water and Front sts.
Raal Sstat* In Mercer County*
ALOT, : Slorehotu* and Dwelling, situate on tho
Erie Extension Canal, in the village of West Mid
dlesex; a desirable location for a merchant. Also, a
Lot and good Dwelling House well suited for a Tavern
Stand, ia tbo village of Orangeville, on State lino of
Okie. Terms easy. IsAlAif DICkEY IE Co.
feblO - Water end Front sts. .
Lot for Sale.
A LOT ia the Gthwsrd, 48 feet on Logan street by 60
feet ob Clark street; one of the most desirable .lo
cation* iu the 6th ward. For terns apply to the sub*
teriber at the Methodist Book Store, 4th Bear Market
street, or 'at Us dwelling on Clark street, opposite E.
Trovulo’s Grocery store. IftfalQJ 4 L
MA two story brick dwelling with about six acres
of ground attached, situated at Oakland. The
place is well stocked with fruit of all kinds,, and
fa » desirable location for a faatifr being entirely oct of
reach of the river and din «Tthe eity. An omnibus
leave* Oakland hourly for the city. Apply to -
janiM ATWOOD, JONES 4 Co.
J r orl&*nt.
MA new three story brick dwelling house era
Wylie street—Possession given on the first of
April or sooner if required. Inquire of
jmq. ; . J 4 n FLOYD, 192 liberty street.
Rent.
MA sioty.bnck dwjlhngwith about ff acres
of ground, situated ou tfao bank of the Otuo river,
in the borough of M nchester. Anplv to
' janfl JAMES A HUTCHISON 4 Co.
M THREE dwelling houses situated on 4th street
near canal bridge, ui the city of Pittsburgh. Al
so, * room 75 by *Ju feel, with a convenient en
trance! on 5$ »L, near wood. Also, a frame dwelling,
two siofieaj with an acre of ground enclosed and under
cailiration, situate ou Ohio lauc, in the city of Alleghe
ny, Inquire of Jb WILLIAMS, '
. jaatt •' 110 wood street.
To Brewers.
MPDR' 8A u: OR KENT. the Pittsburgh Brew
ery, with ell it* brewing apparatus, situate on
Peini street and Barker 1 * alley,and now occupied
by Geo. W. buuth ft Co. Possession given onthe first
day of April ensuing. For term*. Ac. enquire of
BROWN ft CULBERTSON,
fcbifcflf 1 14& liberty st.
~ ~ To~Let.
mTlte new three story fire proof brick store on
second *l now occupied by Edward Evans; for'
rent fiorn Ist of Ann! next. Inquire of
J SCHOONMAKRK ft Co.,
janlS 21 wood street
CQ The subscriber* will rent‘part of tlie ware
g| house now occupied by them. Apply to
£& LEWIS, DALZELL, ft Co„
janlß 54 water street. .
For Beat.
A handsomely finished room on Markrt street,
#ta lately occupied aa a Daguerreotype establishment
KyMorlaml ft Co. Also, a well finished and well fur
nished room, suitable for societies, adjoining the hall of
the Mercantile Library Association. Entrance at Phi
lo Hall, ‘ K D GAZZA.M,
oci27 Office, market street. between :id and 4lb
For Bent.
M’ THE large and convenient dwelling house op.
lo Federal *t_ Allegheny, furracrlyoceupied by Mr*.
Ann Gaxxaro. Rent low. Possession given on the Ist
of April next. KuGAZZAAL
■ Immediate possession of the above house can be ob
tained by applyinpto M. Creighton, at the canal ware
house of Clark ft Thaw. ; deed
.'■' Sor Rent*
MA litre room on the 2d story of the warehouse
occupied by the subscribers near the foot ot
Wood street—u good location for a steamboat
agency or an Insurance otf.ee.
jan!4 : ' BOLLMANB ft UAIUUSON-_
For Beat or Bale.
MA neat two storied brick dwelling house with
•even room* and large yard, pleasantly • * minted
mthebtliward. Apply-toWM B BCAIFE, >
f e 1,14 i Ist street near wood.
' For Bale.
ftft A Fine two story, brick house, on main, street,
l£a Allegheny city, near.tbo upper bridge. The lot is
S 3 leet in front by 100 deep. For term* inquire of
• dclSlf ' _A WASHINGTON|4Ih *t._
MOne new three atpry Dwelling House, with
bathhouses attached, situate near the corner of
Wylie and Washington streets. Possession giv
en on the first of April next.
jmM : . JOHN F PERRY:
i" Foir neril.
Ads THE large lire proof warehouse. 24 feet front by
KtaSO feet deep, ou second st, near wood. Kent mod
erate. i Inquire of J BCIiOUXMAKKR
dclG J 21 wiyd ar
MA StORE AND CELLAR, corner of Federal j
and Litvock iireeu, Allegheny City. Inquire of
11. \Varner;on lhej>rrfiu*ei. fehawaw
■ i "* "SorTlenti
MABmoke lloute. »iiuatrtl on I’lum alley, ibr
rent. l Inquire of ROBERT DALZELL A Co,'
liberty lUffet dc0.13
For Rent*
±g± The wrll (uriiiidtcd store on Market street, be
fclß tweyit ibini and fourth ftterts, nt present occu
*" "™pied by Barrawsmul Turner. Possession given
on the first ul April next, [nvaij K DGAZZAM*..
' Tj~
MX Jfj- goods, warehouse, U 7 wood street, second
door ilxjve Diumond alley, lnqnire of
decJ __ 1) T MORGAN ft. Co.
COAL LAND FOR SALK—Seven acres coal land
for s*lo, situate in bend of the Monogahela River,
above Brownsville, Pa., having n • loot rein of coal,
which will be sold in exchange lor poods,.For jiarlicu
ars apply to {oe£3] Sk \V lIAKOAIiGH. 33wood si,
Dnlldlnß Lot
IN MANCHESTER FO!t : bAU>-l have for sale a
bcaotiful building I»t in Manchester, near the fern*,
21 fret front by Bill feet deep. It-will be sold low,'and
on accommodating terms. Teniu unexceptionable. -
mylO JA9. BLAKELY. Real mulc Ail.
Lota for 1 Bale.
TWO bui ding ton in the sixth ward, each 24 by 153
feet ou| which there it a iteeer failing spring of
water. ffob?] , f QEO COCHRAN .-
FLAX SEED—S bbl* in store and lor sals by
martg ISAIAH iIICKKY h. Co
UO.
Alt—7o hhda. landing r.trom *tmr Mount
, ana for sale.by -
• • ! JAS DALZELL
POTASS —la slot* mod for-'iaie by
a OAKFOHD t Co.
MACKE USL—SOJbbU No &*Bcutl» ID do
IQ blfbliiiNo 1; 1(1 do do No a; in
uoro iwdfaraale by . MILLER tt RICKKT&ON
• , : . cot, liberty, mid itwin au
SALT— 130 bbU MoJ. now landing anil for **■« by
-feb3s'|' MILLEIt &' KICKETSON
rTOPPEBAS-20 bill in jiood otder.ior low by
V/ t febflS'l jScUOO.N&JAKEU A Co
0 bbls No 1 for uil« by ,
j.scHoareMinEEa* ^oB^
FISH—s. bblitprioo Inbpnctedibfialo
. : . 8 Po>.
•100 bMffaaUlyJuttrcc’l L '
RffflES'OF DISCOUNT.
RATIOS *JF DISCO DNT—CORKKCTKD UK'.
£.HOU*K*'*;SON, ..
Exchange Broker*, fio. 35 Market (treat, beat 4tA«t
-(.PettasylTtttklk* ~ i laflUna. v--■>
BaakofPitubargli ••••Pax SUUcffk ABranchea-*H
■Exchange Bapk »*-«»*Par SltcScrip • -•-*••'“
: Mtrcb. k aiij,‘D. Uank.'Tpar : Virglitl*<
Exchange Bk. of Va:A ](
[ jtiirard Banks—•*•—par) Fanner*Bk.of Va-v-“
i Ba&fcof.GernUatoini|*par Bk. cfibe,VaUej',—* “
~ u CheiterCoaniy.f-par.Bt.of Virginia-—• —“
*, Ga-.*.par M.&M. Bk., Wheeling *
1“ :MoDtgoieryCOi*'pai ;dai Morgantown;*—l|
' Nonliucgberlaud—par Va'-y- - ;' |
Colombia Btifop Co.** par do. Welliborg*—'*•’H
.Doyleatowit-pank*»***par iUoj Parkersburg* “
'Farmein'Bk.fUeodlng'.par ; ITenneasea, . (t .
Farrier*’ttk. l|ufcksOu. par Bk. of Tennetsre— ~*
Farmer* B’kJ.RJicaa’r-par Fat. & MCTcb’ußk*
Laaeaaler C<£ Ufc.vi*par Planter*’ Bk.*— ***• *
r<iiviin»f par Unioh Bk.**-.***•••••• “
-* •* o„4> ’-4w -^Miaaouri. ✓ . _ .
U.SmcJ
Biawu*Tillc 13k.
. Washington Hk.* • { ~?
GeUysl/urf.li Ijt.-*— '•* .
Clambcnvurj- ■
jCa Bk.*; --
Ooßupb,.”*•?•
Lemxtowu • 3 • r - * *' * i
'WiJJlcluwn Is,
Carlulu . .* <•. “
- U;
FanaetV ah>| < Driver*’ - Ji
Bank, Waypesbarg*:* ■ l ;!
llnrmbui»f--i-f 4i jl
Hoiiculul©-** 4"—li'l
Lebuivni
F»tuiillc->*-v
\VToiuinß»«*«»»» • • ** lt.l
York Bk.--*-i •'!
Wr»t Branch l|f
Belief Notes**' >•»('
Mt JIBk. - f «* l
City&Coaniyljferip>~» ** I
■ Ohio. .. | • 1
Slate CkianJ Jlranehrs 1J-
Mounil’leasaiil'"** •> M J
»eutwnviiiC"?-*—• - •-** !
5>L aaTr*villc4 u
Monetiii
New Lisbon* j......«
Cincinnati Bank*
Columbus Uui» •• •••• t : ■«
|Suiel!kofMincHiri>~> 1j
}*.. North Carolliu> -
jßk.cfCape Fear li
Bk.,Nowt>eni*. 1
State Hank**"**• 1
|. Sbwth CaroUxuu
Cuwden Bk******.***. • 1
;Bk. ofOuuleMfia*- *• J
;Gbisitiercial Bk***^**?-.!
. flk. «Geor*TSW«w r• ♦ 1
ißk.of itanbnrgv** 1
Bk 1
jllnnteni tWecjia’ißk*;!
'Bk. of Sottlk Carolina:* 1
J ,* :Uarrlajad* ; .
;Btdti«iore Bk«. par
lUaliutViOHßScrip *lO
;Cuiiilierl<iadiUc.ofAlle> -
t Rlianyv;* * ••••'■ ••• 1]
(Far. Bk:of Maryland* * “
(Farmer*’& Mechanic*,
i UkJ Frederick*,?****.* «
IFredcirckCo-Bk.—*•*.“
llaccrHicncnßk * *
(Mineral Bk**———•«** u
IFmajJtcoßk?——*.*
; Washinttonßk*--4.—., **
ißk.of \ve*tmm«er • •••*«
miehlcan. '
{Ufcof St.Clair**.*—— .
ilk: of Hiver R»licn--*—
!MiekJraji Lrs. 'Co--- .. 5
Tt'Kr.nlee&jßk”*-*’ *
]Wi*eoiul]i:TenU’r<
!M&r.JtFiccln.Co.Mi]w’e 8
■- i Can«d»».
;&]|<alrentß'ari)»>**’”* 3
■BtuL or EnjlandNoicJ ..
Ctrelcvlll*
Zanfivill© •
I’Btnam..V
Wohler £
Muiilloti
Sandmky •♦.■£•4. “
Ceaujca }••• “
Nonaralk»>— u
{Gold & BpceU yaln9,
Cleveland-
Napoleons* ♦ '3 80
OacJUs--..* a 150 3 SO
£agle,old> •...--10 60
Kagle,new ••••' • 1000
Spanish. 10 CO
Xenin-. • &
Dayton*--*••*••••» .-‘f
Wettem “
Franklin B‘k Colombia “
Chi!licolhe;-»-«*<* —•• **
j Do.l*»trioi**IS 60
ISovrJclgui • *••>••• 4 KJ
[Guinea* 6 00
iPrcderiekfd’oTf-*—-07 80
iTftbTbklerß •• 780 .
iTeJiCuildera****, • 3 90'
Lotti*d*or**'4-80
I . ■ Kxebtnga.. •. --
Wew.Yotk*- J^irn
Jl’bHadeiphia H»nn
'Baltimore' ;i f)pn»t
,pw.: Interior
Lake Enc-- «•••••.-• “i
Sciou--*. .«v* I
Lancaster • ••-• .10 [
Hamilton?-•••”13 I
GrimriHe* ••'••?•' ••”'-sti‘l l
Farst’r* iTk Ciinbu*‘***3o T
Urban* •"•••V----—-C3
XEenmeky. . .
BkorKcntuckJ--..... 11 :
Ui.of Louisville------? ,* !•
Norliciri Uk. Kfcniu’ky- 1 u *1
Nevr Batks,
EXCHANGE BROKERS, &&.
HVinr. - HASIA 4 -1
T) ANKERS, pCCHAN (IE 1 BROKERS, and-dealer*
_D in Foreign »ad DotßestieJExehangefCertifieausof
Depoiile, L’anfcNotes, and Specie; Fmuth nxeec near
ly opposite , da* Hank ,of Piutblim. Camai'moner
receiTed ou dcposite—Siaht'Checiri for aa]e,aBd col
lection* made cantariyall the principal point* in tbs
United Slate*. I ..., • ~ ‘ :• -> :•
The highest pfemlnm paid for Forehrn and American
Gold.* i' i . j ■••••'' ••'
' Advonees taAde on oonsignmentiofPiwfttee,«hip*
ped Eo.«t, on liberal terms/’ . ,; fr ’ pic-hts
HOLMES A; SOW,
BANKERS - and Dealetsiin Excbaniro t .Coin 'ami
BunkNotef,No.d3, | Market*tieel,FttUbarghu; ,
Sailing Rats*.- Exchange, ? . Buying Rate*. • :
New York. •, J- Jpr dncuniati, 11 di*
Philadelphia, 3 idoLotrisvitle, lido
Baltimore, • £ Jdo Si-LouU,. . . lfdo
Baying Rates, $ BANK NOTH*. Baying Kates.
Ohio, £ 1$ dis’Co. AScripOrders, U dis
Indiana, : ‘j “ do " RefiefNotea, • . . - : “do,i
Kentucky, f “do Pennsylvania Cy “do
Virginia, . jj “do *Newvork -do “do,
do Wheeling, tdd New Orleans, “do-
Tennessee, j . Jdo Maryland,- r “do •
• feWltf T?. -.l' . •-. ■ !
• WILLIAM A. HILL A CO* i
BANKERS; EXCILANGK BnpKERS, nuA-Dealeu
in Foreign iiul jDomcMio Etchpoge, Certificates of.
Deposite, RnnkJNotds, and Snidie.. No-tM "Wood it,
oue door abqre Fourth, Dud Side, Pittsburgh, Pa.,'
octSdAwF I' 1
FOttEIOAEICnASGE.;
BILLS on England,'lreland, sad Scotland bought to
any ninouttt ut the Curreut Kate* of .Exchange.
Al*o, l*rafa-ps)>hle in any port of tbe Old Countries,
Irom XI io XI'IXj, n» llur-rate of fy'lb tbe X Sleritng,
without deduction or-di*eouitvby JOSHUA. ROBIN
SON. Kuropenn«nd General‘Age at,otGce 6th at one
door wmi of wood. •: - .■ ■ ■ , • . ocllSlf
AUXS KICUiXHj? - ■' {■■■ •[tmvitni. l n'f
KRAUER a RAHM, -
TJANKURS AND E.YCKANGIMIIiaKERS, denier*
1) in l-oreimi and Domestic of Exchange, Cer
tificates «f Deposite, Bank Notes tuid Coin; comer of
3d au<| Wood stjeeta, directly opposite Su Charles Ho
tel. .1 niav2Mdlr
-yY*EsTfi]aS"fnjNxjg—
-i- } Kentucky, ;
. l M. Mll-ourL -
' ' ,3, . •••■»■ Bank Notes;
purchased at tkfftawest rates, lyi <
f • N. HOLMES fo SON,
dclO | ; -35 Market street.
on
X> New York,
• $ Philadelphia, and
• 5'- Baltimore,
Constantly"fot bale ly N. HOLMES A SON.
delO j ■ ■ 35 Atorket st
/^OlXECTlON'S—Drafts,rNotes, and Accepton-
V/ces, payable iu, nij part of the’Union. poUectedoe
the most fuvuralile nuns.. N. HOLMES A.SON/'
dclt) ' S . . , . ■ at Market rt. ;
HATS, CAPS AEU jBONNETS.
Jt’COHiyife co„ - .
xj[ (Successors to KT-Cord X King) ; Ww
Faihfonsbl« Hatter>,;^k
Cdrrur of ’JFboif and Fijih Stnd*. ■
PARTlCn».\ft attemibn paid .to our Betail Trade.
Gentlemen Jean rely upon getdug their Hats and
Caps from our of the ansr materials and
woremarsuii-, of the urisroius, and at the lowest
mere. ■ ■ •’ : ; . .
Country Mere)iami< v purchasing by wholesale, arff
-respectfully luvijed 'ltfcail and examine pur Slock; os
we can say wijh 'confidence' that as regards qi’ALrrr
and price, it wilt not snifer in a comparisou with any
hoQ«e ln • p , , fcU7 •
n, - Uprlne Fathlom 4trr -1848. - pZ
Jr/ 3i?coitr> 4i.00., /tg
(IATK J*'CVIiW 4 • - «S^
TVfJLI. nuruiJucc lie Spring Sifle of HaUthu day,
Jf. baiufilay.JiUrvb JUj. Jj'ij., ! ' ' ' ’ .;•'»•■
i£uilcii»luiui-r» arc tequokicd ioscnU'an<\
examine t)n;ir »:j>rV of Sjning liaU.joi‘l n-ecirrtl'fronj
2vew York.ai tliqir»Kjrt, coruer of Air awl "Wood »U.’_ :
mar 4 ‘ j I;-'"
l?fc~STVi i
fiyui ‘
' r~ja STYIoIS—S uMOOUVi haajoai Te
rn celvedTiyli New VorK,Uic Sprinjj Style of Hot*,
which he will introduce tmSatuniay, .March4tb.
All Uioec in want ofa neat and superior Hat. will plow,
call and examine &t No To, Wood tireet, door above
Fourth. 1 3"
, WijUariijDougln*, lata Jmnca McKnin. The
XB subscriber uu*removedhi*Hat hhd Cap.MnuU-
lo »io. 77 Wood airgct, nearly,opposite Ids'
old stand, .where ha would invite hi* tricud* and the
public generallyflo an Hnu and Capa,
which lor bcuuty and durability cannot be surpassed.'.
; f :\VM. DQUGLASJST7 Wood »t-
Having retired iron the Hat and Cap Manufactory,
I rao«t rrpecUully ‘recommend the patronage. or tuy
friend* tutd the public generally to my successor. Ww.
DougUa*. |fet>Mddm] j JAMES McKAIN.
Pfc-BBW ijrVESTIONI-I'ATKNT R
/JICmCDLArKR.AN u 11AT PKOI>:CTOR.—Ihc
€S%»ub»cril>erjwUJ introduce oil Saturday, Ocutuh.-
Geuuotnen wishing a hat tried witq thia desirable arti
cle will please cfttl and examine. ■ T
ALFRED KKKVlUPractical Hatter,
octp i; Vii, head of Wood at ■
FALL FASHIONS, MOORE has reeeiv
' / Jed frora_N«(lr York; the Fall style of Hat* -which
will introducethis day ? Saturday, Aug. it?ih.
All utose in wapt of a neat aiul superior bat would do
well to call at ftp. 75, Wood Street, dd door above 4th.
aug2Stf v 5 : .
rro | FALL IfASHION, 1847.T--BEEUK. A
I m COST Ail'S Style Gentlemen'* lluu wiU be intro*
at KssviL's on Thursday,. August :J7ih.
wishing a cheap, fashionable hat of Pm*-
burgh manufacture, ahead of fashionable Hula import
ed and advertised by some of llte trade, please call at
s'. KEKVIi, A Co.’*,
auyJCtf l ISU. head of wood at
4SUM3LKR FASHION FOZI HATS.—
JUST received from New York, the. Summer
Style for hats, consisting of-Whim Beaver. Pearl
and White Fmfch Cacsioiere IJat», with Ventilator*.
Those in want of u beuatiful, light jlut are reapeetfully
invited to coll-' 1 ; S.-.MOORB.
•'mayaa - ‘ ?• TS tvood ft.,:) doors above 4lh
1) KFIN ED SUfi-VKS—UIC bbU small loaf; ‘JO bx» ilou-
XVble refined, large loaf; IsO bbls orudiol; Ldodo pow
dered; tfl clarified, m store and tor situ by
t JAS A HUTCHISON A Co. ■'
_ nutrJ SI Loai* Steam Sinjar Refinery
' .B»g “Warehouse.
rpHK highest price in cutdt paid for good clean n»s«;
X *>*», canvass, bale rope; gras* rope;bagging, wool'
ett raga, by B I. W. CHADWICK.
nmr ‘ > E wayne st, bet, penn AJiberty
QUIRTING MUSLINS. R.Vtarphy has just
p received au dddtuonaf supply of those verv solve
rmr long cloth * liming mu*lius, ui U»J cents per yard.
Also, Irish oi various qualifies. including some
extra fine, ami warranted pore dux; at dry i:<*o<Ubm>re
of _.««13 f •W R MURPHY
.7 JNENCAMBRIC lIANDKEHUHIIih'S-A filling
-XJ soruncut of fbove goods, aome a» low us 10 cent*;
juu,recdaidry goods bouse oi.) i
• ...“wB . . . J WRMUKPHV_
PPWDKR, (I|aZARX> COj-Ali’ description* con-
X siuntly on hand;-also, n targe quantity of safety
luse, lor igniting' .Order* prompt!) lilted hi all times,
ty' . CSLOUMlfhAgtiri,
■' iwrl3 -water st, gnd doqr.abovc ihanhficld
TEAS £ COFFEE—YVniigHysoti, vxriotpupinlitic*
imperial, do'do; Pouachoug, dodoj Souchong, do do
Uto Codec; reed Wconsiirunicut and fur salu low .by .
■ mafia ij. RiOAKFORDACn;
GLOVES— A [good assurtmeut oif black, white nod
colored cotton and silk gloves, large sizes, just rej
entved and tor sale by A WHITE
. tnnrtt . ; ~ ,■ vj wood street'-
BUTTER A EGGS*—3 Lurrrte frfesh.roll-lmnerftdo
fresh egst rdcctrcilon ennsignmentand for sale by
leblU . * 3 AAV IIAIUIAUGII..
WHITE BEANd-15 bbls Navy, just rac’d and for
nulc by [ SA \V HAKIUUGU, .
icbls • • • ' M Wood st. '
ROLL lIUTrtR-7 bbls fresh Ton-Butter Jusi fec’d
and Ibr salesby WTCK A .’tI'CANDLESS.' .
tebiaj , ■ • ' : t • *'•
Family. MA)uu*-iog bbucxn* Furaiiy pioarjost
rcc’tl andby 'WICK A .*irCA.VLF-t-'-•>»*
I7REJJI! RDLL BlfTrLß—l2 bb|i pnrae-
J» «udft>rwle»y;a WICg A.;M’CANBUSS_
pri
n lb*’prime !?i4u,’for 1
..febis' ;-■■•• t ; v "
eHEESE-GO foxeacl
Mlcil4*n tuft] Tot mI
. fo.Mg'i .f-lgA^,;
G‘ INSENti. A&KK&Vt.
i TCQitM lletfirax man
i ■
■' t/-
sands have mttTered through... ~ r .—.eexistenco,as >.
at Inst yielded np;tb«ir lives on the'altar ; of. in*u&
“Willi all deference, ho\reTcr v to the .opmioaaqlft .
mat'and leanied, *ro rav'ihat it baa beta'cored. ;■'%* >■»
- HARTS.VEGETABLE EXTIUCT*'•..••£§. ’f-
For sixteen yean, has been tested by many-pewoM •
Who'have kuflered with this djtatdilu-diiaaaoi Uc3
eTery case where it baa had a’firir trial,haa (3MM|
permanent care. . -. ; "Jr
- Fit*, of 28 year* and 8 months, cored by the SM3
thistrnly wonderfulmedicine. ,• A -
Bead the following remarkable ease oflh&aMfg ''•••
Wm. Fecore. Esq:, of Philadelphia, afflicted wfekEK . >
Icpiie FSta.97 yean.and 8 months. After travelog ' -
through England, Scotland, Germany and Franc** c*g '• '
suiting the most emutenvphyxicians, and expending. K
medicue.■ medical tresaaeut and advice,- three; theft- i
rand dollars, relumed .With bis son. to this country-'
November last, without receiving any benefit whiw
er, aud was cured by using ■ • . ,;j
HART'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT. 1
Jur. William Seeore"* Letter to Dm. iTans and Hal . .
.. i have spcM over thref thousand lbr mei ' v
.cine and medical attendince. I was advised to take! ' :
lour to Europe with himj which 1 did. I fitt Tiki
England. 1 consulted, the. most eminent' physicist
them in respect to his ease; they examined aim
prescribed accordingly. -1 ..retained threo montf
without perceiving auy..change'for the better,.'wUq'
; cost me about two hundred °"d fifty dollars pocket! •
by the'physicians,.and.the most that 1 receivedwi
their opinion that my son's case was hopeless' and poi
i lively incurable...l occording]y r !eft England,and trig
elled : through' Scotland. Germany and France, and TC
turned home in the month of November last. with. ■ '
son as fat from being cured as when I left, Isawyoi -
advertisement .in . one of. the Nevr papers, an -
cohernded to try Hsrt's.Vegetable Extract,tsceiugyQi
. statements and certificates of soma i
twenty, and.thirty years? standing, and I canntsue ye
ram not sorry 1 did so, as by. the use of Uan's Yegeri,
ble Extract alone, he was restored to perfect healip
Hi* reason,.which was soiacgoueastouafithlmfis
business is entirely restored, with the prospeetno* ‘
before him, of life, health and usefulness. -He is host
2S years of.ago, and .STTyearvaud 0 months of.Um
time ho* beeq afflicted with this, most dreadiU of dit
eases; but thank God be. is now enjoying good health.
Now, gen tie men, faith without works I don't better T
in.. To, ray that 1 eball be ever praiefnl to yon is pbl '■■■
thing, and as 1 here enclose'yon.nne hundred doOm*- h
have no doubt but tharyou will "think this is cutolhef 1
.and quite a different thing. The debt of gnuitade? J .
■till owe you, but please to accept the present amou i
as'interest on the debt in advanoe. ' *. : '/» \.
- Yours very lespeetfuiiyr • *•
"(Signed,) • - WILLIAMBECQR&
TO THE AFFLICTED. - *
- ’ One of the proprietor* of this .invaluable .
was afflicted tor several yean with Enileptie-Fiti
The disease had prodaeeu iho, wont eject oped hi
system, viz: Loss of memory;imbecility of aiita, and:
perfect' prostration of the nervous systa&lHs hai '
tried the akill of the best physicians for seven yean#:
and grew worse tinder their trediment, end be cnevj.'
that this medicine -was his -ojthr hope forheahh am '
life, and was therefore determined to give it a fturtnal -
and to persevere in iu use, which he did. agd thortsul
wa»'aperfeetTfcstbtatioaibliealth,whi£h was eaiti -
ued uninterrupted for nearly sixteen years. :
We would refer to the follotying persons who havt
been eared br a sing Hart's Vegetable Extract: •
Col BDeaslow’s daughter wai afflicted nine years
resides at Yonkers, Hew York.,
- W Sennet nine yeart/m Grand st.
JEUswortn,seveavear*,l2Dovtr*u,-
" Joseph M’Dougx!, nine yeofe, East Brooklyn, I. Q
SI WSmith,-New York Canon House. >
Kefly,-twenty yean, Statetrisland. ••
• Htn S JkrKpef; twenty yeaii/Yorkville.
Miss E Crane, twelve years, lja Hammersly st 1
Wm H Pencil, twenty-three years, 73 Norfolk s£ '
Jacob Petty, foot yean, 174 jjalaney st
: Thomas R Jones, of the DS Navy. 'V
" Qspt Wm jetmings, Biau> n. Bridgeport, Ct; .
Befereneo also made to.
DrWLMonroe,Gullfor4,o. .'.-f
RevßichardTaggett, WmDavenportN T 1 '
Rot T h Duihnell,T3aJtimore, Md. • •-
Orchard «L N Y.
- - 011 Donghton, SQti Erttecuth st NY.
Mr* James BenhoLf,.Che»tcr', Oraaraco. N Y.
John Riber, 178 Elizabeth at, do
D ARichton, 218 Delaney bl ■ do
James Smith, 138 do -
. Charles Urown, 100 Wateryt, ■> do '• -
of which may bo railed apen, or addreesed, pea) ‘ -
-jnrrmvuia kr Dr B U»«r, Cua lnja h Bani
New .York. “ . . .
G F THOMAS k Co. MO.Main st, between 3d aad;
4th ats, and IGB -Main st, between 4ta and filh streetlu
Cincinnati, Ohio, wholesale and retail agents fer the
south and west. . ••
L -WILCOX, Jr ? corner of Market at the Dla*
mood, only agl4n Pittab’g !*». ; ■ '
HBDICAL STOLGICAL OFPICB. ‘
No. OS* DIAMOND All
/SifST'uth DEY,' O few. door* below ;
ltreet » l®wnrds tit* -
JBS»lBs£,B , »tt. SHOWS, hirir*
inff been regularly educMiel
.to,the medical profesion,
oad-bceu for-toms t»
.^v., Uncsi hii attentjon to tb&
■ treatment of (hone prival*
delicate complaints fiw
5X whtct * hi* opportunities m 3
. ifv^hini.. eleven Team ass
'■ * *TV 'ji" arduouslydevoted .to tbs
study and treatment of those complaint*, (daring which
bme he bat had more practice nj|il has cured more r*%-
tieitts than ctnvver tall to the lot of any prime pne*
utioner} 1 amply .qualifies, him’ to offer aaaurancesof
'peedv, permanent, tmd narinfnetbry.cure to all alfUeted
wtth delicate diseases, and all diseases arising there;
tram. ■•' . • > * . •*■:
Dr. Brown would inform'l!tose;'afHieted with p rival*
G*s*as*rwhich hare become’chxonic.by time or. te>
S a rated by the use of onyof UiA common nostrumsof
e any, that their complaints can be radically »«■< ihojw
onghiy cored; he haring given hla careful alieiiuoata.
the treatment of eutflt‘cites, nud Succeeded in hundred*
:of instance* m curing person* of inflanmiaiion of tha
neck and kindtCd diseases which‘often;
result from thosecasea where others hare consigned'
them to hopeless despair. invite* such
as have been long nnd unsuccessfully treated by other*
• to consult him, when every* satisfaction will be circa
and their cases treated in s careful, thorough and
intelligent manner, pointed ©atrby a loug experience,
study,And investigation, which itis impossible farthoa*
engaged practice oC medicine to give anr
one cmi of •disease. < »• .
- IDTHeniia or Rupture.—Dr; firown also invites peN
. sons afflicted with Hernia to caUf as hehaspaidpanlo-'-
, ular anentipn to this disease. -,»?) •
Skin diseases; also Piles, Pa&y. etc- speedily cared.’ »
Charges very low. .
N* li—Patients of either wxlmng at n tlbiante, by :
slating thuir disease ini writing, jgiving dSI the sympf-,
toms, can obtain medicines with'directions for use, by. ;
addressing T. BROWN, M. llJspost paid, and'encloo
mg a ice. . J
office No. G 5, Diamond.*Uey£pppoiitethe ttaverhr :
House. -7’ ft .
IQrNocurenopay. : Hf deci9.
IMPORTANT TO THK^AJJIES—CIiIae*#-
Hair Cream, a roalehlcss ahicle'for the Growth.'
Heauif mid Restoration ofllArHair. ’iliia Cream, :
when once known, will supercede nil oilier articlei.©r ;
the kind now used. When lle/dialr is dead, lanh, ’
thin, unlicalihr, or turning grey, a few application*,
will make the hair soft and dwlc and give it a Geatifiil
liveljr aniearanec; aiul will also Stake it main Its live- -
lines* and healthy color twice iulloas as all the prep*. •
ronona which are generally' used. Every lady and -
gentleman :who are iu-tbe-hhlutofusing oils on their i
luur, should at-once purchase l*bo:tlc of the Chines* ■
Hair Cream, as it is so composed lliatit will hot injur*
the hair like those other prmafation*, but will beautify '
it, and giro perfect saiistucuoa in-cvery instance. - <
• For testimony to its very superior tumUiies-sM tho
foUomnc letter from Rev. MrACnhlwelhioMwir*.
Hendersbort & Stretch, NashriUe, General,tueols &r
the IVVostem States; .« -a i j.
Letter from the Rer. It CaWwfiL pastoroillieFrtis.-
byterian Church, Fulaski. - V •
• Messrs.. Heudersbott A Stre«k~Cemltoen: I take ;:
pleasure in adding my tetTtmohyin fafotoftlie excel.-'
lent preparation colled.Hr.;Fajuk-s Chinese Hair •
Ctu am -Hot shoal two years'wo, toy hair was very 1
dry, briuly, and disposed to com* out; hut haviug pro.
.cured a bottle of the Cream, and used it aceortSnif t*
the prescription, uiy hair is no** soft, elastic and firm
to the head, hinny balsams oils were implied. ’
eachleaving my hair in a w«*e state
Thur Cream, however, has met.my expectations.
As an article Toilet,.nifrwife give* it
encc over all others, being delicately perfumed, and not
disposed to rancidity. . The. ladies especially will find
the Chuiese Cream to be a desideratum In Uteirbreoa* >
rations for the touch Respectfully, &c n .
• E^ k , i Y ,a i l *M ! t 47 '‘ , >1 »R- CALDWKLL.' •
JD*^ d wholesale and l>iuabureh,by John
M- ljmirtnd,h*o. 45 Market.ftjeet, and Joel Mohleri
comer of Wood and FifthstreeUX .-Ts. jnJ4t£ •
H°l\hS H\GIJAN lIOAIUIOUND A UVKR'
won Couch Candy is ulcred to the nubile a* «
pleasant and etlectivo remedyforeougha, colds, hoarse.
ness. Asthma, Fhthisic, Whooping Cough, mflucara,'
Croup, Sore Throat, Hronkhitii fiid general affeefoS'
of the Chest and Lung*.' In'siflirases it is known 10
have.turn rded decided aadpertnnneut reliet and frodt'-
its rapid sale and great, success as a remedy forth*
above diseeses where it hits it rromiies-lo :
become oneoftho most useful am! popular medicine*
It is o tiered soo, as a pleAsaiiWelicfio theconsumpdre.'
erally 1 “ u *“ inl !° speaker* gea«
• 'flic name of the preparation Jhdieates its leading ip.
gTcdirnt, .uud it will be. foi}nd itp by no means ud*
pleasant to the tfune, and may bdtnsed by children and
. adults with entire impunit*., 'rEhmatenal* used in Use
preparation are of tho-: heft, qCflity, and it may be re*
tied on ns in every re jpeeUpuVand renuisio aniel*
hatmlies would no doubt tpjolftbte their comfort and
jheaUU by keeping a BnrpJy, specially iu the season of
. This valuable Cough Carujyi* co(tii<lrr»l a great as* *
stsiant to Mothers; being suj*erior to all the patent Ua- ‘i '/
by Jumpers in ereatlon, aitliiMren were uever know* _* /
tocry when this candy is u>ed, except lor more, A tril. S’
al of this arude will eouvtuce ajiy person of its ewe* " %
cy, uud the proprietor* ihe/bth/tii.-iy any person bi lh* • i
Ciiited bhatr* to. produce'acheJp?V, more pleasant, or 3
etTective remedy. • : J? T - • ..4,
Sold wholesale and retail, Lytllfc General Aavnt. £
. , , - ;: . Ii.XMVSEK, ; i
coincf3daml./uaUretsts, l r mshur*h.' -\l '
; Howe A J‘ioprieturs, No J College ilall Cincttt*
iwiii,Ohio. " • lanin V; %
Ba; FAIINthtTOCfC'S .rndiiinoute or Cough BalV 'i** -
* Sain, has a • great advimtage over tnany.othe?'
Couch as its pleasant taste permuslt to ■"£
be-uH'd withwit .ine.onvenlfticK*Hut jt* value u a )
llalsaui coumM* iu tho'fpevdipqs*grits eure. Wo havn - ?
known some of the. most desperato coughs, aomaAr - 5
which bad bcf.i fuuLuya on .fur.*.«o.uiderab?« lciutS" Q
of tuue, yield aliuon it) power 4
In . M ch wernhOT, US we haVo.htM. tluring'the *«. “I
w.mct, everyc,nei* rujbfo ig’jui;e cold, urdett trreai ‘ ; S
precpuuons are asciL , ( . ~
'“t" ■“ pr,TM.“ | ■
; We have muncraas ewdSewM of cures which iV 4
■ WST. 'X
S?
Mra»tkM>*,io<i. winter iJSSSSSMB? ft 8-
; for .ome mpH&JjiAta Hft cin pi , ii
«id mjr cawnrai almort incifr^RC
atiheendoflhoiounh',wai'lS^Swli?.^, lo^
>j ff ria^.”a , Si;gaSayj"gaftr t*
kcruful* aqd-aocea hare: aJVMaW n rv ff" -
autnmcr l ha.nj:*ren ao a&penr*nr e
|«Tp continued,lutdamhH •'
|«tkta with confidence, tHTpinxtfcat ■. £*V
tMmlha mjani dafaSg&JSSStf'a***'
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