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GROCERIES, &c
r •nle on aneernmodating
B. GRANT ears foe
. terms,
bags RIO coffee,
72 do blk Pepper;
tt pk g . y 1 and Inc
perird The;
bblo crwthed_dno
zt ee . d .s,7
9 casks ddadddr,
ye eroona hate
10 tad ground MP.,
1 casks 6 Sada,
d Ow Race Ginger,
5 do AGenice,
00 mane cinnamon ,
bx. is ls, Is and Idet
T o boceo, various Ladd
and q"lui" and V
10 i a.
rst rm i r
60 eels No 3 tale muck.
vet,
75 We N 0 Sum
=lulus t o nuits Le. l l
esuk Mut;
1211 lb. B, B uud cum
29 has Hurt's Axes;
3 do Holmes' do;
as rearm Tow Wrapping
Paper,
160 do draw do do;
60 dos Hemp eon*
to coils manilla Hope;
1 4600 tbs cotton Yarns;
3XO lbs No I tr. 2 Harting;
6.3 bag Rosin Soap;
10 do rare do;
29 bbls Rosin;
20 casks Tennant's doable
refined Soda Ash;
OD bas 10112 Glass,
64 do 8.10 do;
ICH do pint Plastic
16 doi do do;
14 do quart Bottles,
bbl. Lime,
Ulfik3ri Beatry's Ride Pow
der,
102 do do Hoek do;
14 Wes N 024 Sheet Iron;
20 Peacock and Patent
Lever Ploughs. soot
receiving and oder for sale
viz: •
50 bbls No 3 Mackerel
baßbbls do
75 bgs white Brasil Sugar
ISO bxs Herring, No 1
15 bin Bordeaux Almonds
35 " E Walnuts
Filberts
30 " Brazil No..
30 " Tenet Ord Nuts
260 Ilia W B. Raisins
El cases Tomato Catsup
50 drums Pigs
7 mats Dates
12 casks Zante Currants
90 bra Elicited Mau:ads
6 eases Liquatiee
20 bus Rack Candy
70 bus Sardines
75 " Me crackers
8 ." spiced Chocolate
9 cues Prunes
b 009 6 Lemon Syrup
1 cue prered Ginger
7 gross Blacking
1.0 1 005 Principe, Regalia,
Castel., and Havana
Cigars
WM; oubscribeis are now
j et low mono tbikf l.
85bichesta
0 P and blk ens
93 km a do do
400 bobs Rio and Logdira
lb by Old Goa Joon do
1.10 boo mandactored To..
baceo,* N., 2
1 lb and I lb luolPi 1 1 .
and 56 Spon do
300 MAL Camas
g bbi Nutme gs ppet . bags Po.
2 among N 4, 1t0
10 bag. Pimento
2 bates Clove.;
16 bbla chip 'd LO/0. 2 . 1
2 casks bladder
22 boo No I Chocolate
t woks Epsom Salta
20 bbls Tanners' Oil
6 auk. Lamp M ae.
IS boa Sperm Can
42 Pas White Pipes
6 auks Ries
27 bap Don Salt -
22 bill, refuted Sugar
a GUSH &BENNET% .
surg2o 37 Wood INN:wae St C.A. Rotel
Orlie La, ate.
500 bas . and 1 -1?17.7°, , ,
peti
1% U. It d
N. O H . ;5 6 . g
160 bbl. " m use
11.10 ba assorted tobacco ;
300 aid. N. Y. sole Mabee;
110 kgs rock powder;
300 rams wrapping paper
.50 wfoolSelp i
60 bbl. N 0.31.. mackerel:
•• North Caroima tar;
vs " assorted loaf sagas;
au .141ogurood;
25 " " thane •
10 " ground caMwood ;
hbds prime madder;
3 aenxurs S. F. indigo;
$1 Mi ls copperas;
15 nom;
10 " dermas;
75 do: bed cords;
whir a general a.onment of Frusta:l4h' manufmtures
nical.b. and for sale on accommaiman RFLOg terms
YD by
1 tr.
_ Round Charcb
Q.UNDRIES-7'5 do: Corn Broom., 10 Imp Maple
ctc
Molaseem 50 baa Rosin Soap; kegs ass".l
Straw Wrapping Paper, conga a re. candlewick,
t 3 i u mEaligl v , do wn : Buck ..l nldo 1 2 1 yos; piat e. Fr ll t
=etSprees of all daseriptionst fine ea[ chewing
c; - Rappee and Stanch Snug; Matas, don,
copperas and Alum; in store and ftl or
tr. sale lowly_
ENGLIR DEN
• 37 Wood sr, opposite St Mules Hotel
TEA ackages, comprising
Young IlyeonTeas, half chests and eauy boxes;
Gunpowder do do do ' do
Imperial do do do do
Sonctiong and Powehong, in half thesis, of
for
qualities mud importauons, store an d for sale
by BAGALEY SMITH,
19 aod an wood st
R EPINED SUGAIL- 10 bus II R.. large loaf sugar,
irsio bids nos 4.4 6, 7 arid b small do '
MO do crushed de
MO do powdered do
50 do clarified do
in wore and for sale by
JAMES A HUTCRIS9N & Co,
ae
Ars S. Lotus Refinery.
TEAS -40 bf cheats told bre fine to extra Y. Hymn;
" " " 4 ,5 1 4 r tiek
10 " " " " Gooperwoor,
15 " " " Poweboor,
Far attic by J D W . 11.1.1.1.518, 110 wood to
""Y24
in HUDS- N. 0. Sugar to close censterit, L bbls
It/ No, 3 mackerel, 00 bbls do, 15 WI bbls abed,
15 bbls £L noose molasses. 150 bsa winders. glass, ass'd
sius, bss. best Y. IL Tea, sdo Imperial do, do
Gem ponder do. see— S. S. BUSHFIEL.
OILS:La — AO gals minter bleacited — Witile oll l
100 do do do Sperm do
15 bbl. do Rutted Whale do
sdo bTO•M TarIIICIS do
sdo Spirits Turpentine . In nem and
G BLAcsitraN a. co
EFINED SUGARS--b bee D lenge Loaf, 80u
bbls 4,5, 6, 7 and ®asz CO do crashed; 18u
4° °° `" kr°.° ' lin vl = 6 "'s HISON & Co,
• 1194___NFia of Si, Louis Busatofilar Refinery_
Q . UGAR HOUSE 5101.55H1M-1110 Ws sugar house
1.7 molasses in pare and ECM sale by_ _
aeps _JAMS?. A HUTCHISON & Co
GOLDEN STRUP..-10 tads golden spay 10 half
do do do; 20
JAMES do in store and tor ole by
A HUTCHISON & Co
seos Alps St. Lends Refinery
ple
14 .
_I E9k a —4°D
P g H I ' 3 ' r d t
. 6 f:o
•.90 No43 .rater 0. sod 99 foam st
CURRANTB-2 bbl.Zsoto, for ula
sept DITVILLIANIS
fIORKS-6 1 bales mineral, 10 do boles, 54 bp Vial
447 gross Long Vial, Jo st reed sod for sale! by
seed a E. SELLERM 7 'rood st
PII Cl 4-40 bbls Piteb; 25d0 North Carolina Ter; i
good order, for sole by
sePI 0 BLACKBURN & Co
•
QBA D-50 half bands for sale by _
/.7 ,1131"111°Blfr At Co
MiEMPO bales Manilla Ilem just id and
JUL auk by BROWN fr, CULATTISON '''
.-------S3 ''i
COPAL VARISII9II-8 bbls New York quint dry•
furniture varnish, jost reed and for sale by "
sep7
Ey_w _ b
wl, i________LL,----------SEL FMB. woxl st
HUB —Th ' '''' 9"i''''''. sale by
sepl 1D W11.1.1dX5, 110 wood st
s- . ~ .
ItOOMS- 50
.epl
FEATIEEELS-10 sack. for o,,sale
itzy .
Co
.0 6 1 R
poTASIL-4 e•Aks just rce'd wad Gas gale by
WIC _
wqr,6 IC D
AN
L rj'D-45° pip *f
Lead,
1'3' 1;21 1 3 DALZELL
DIO METAI.;-9 - Our.
by Cumberland River Pig Bleu
j. in MOTO and for sale
rmarM? JAMES BALMY
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OO L--12pacbs Wool, for sola j by
DAirmt.
aura b 7
nAGS-9 ueks country mixed Rao,
3A11;
R — .4st
Cheno just reed ant for ule by
an,329 WICK is wcANl2uss
12 casks R Cheese, buttered and fin
CH:salitrj. as WICK & M'CANDLESS
T EATU6O sides red leather reeeivinif by ea.
-Li nal, and Co, sole by JA2M3 DALZIKLL,
— street
DDESKSKIN2.-6 bond] es deer skies in store and
km sale by see.. JAMES DALZELL
LARD OIL-10 bbls Brown's roannfaettire stare
and for sale by send JAM S I=I)ALZELL.
Sllll.,LB—s= It; white just received and . for WO
b 7 s•D 4 B A FAHN K& Co
"KiNA-2 bales badia inn reed cad for .1r by
.P 4 B A FAHNESTOCK & Co
. .
C •6YPLIOR—B2 lbs reeeived and for ule by
. 0 9 4 B A FAHNESTOCK & Co
oucies pia; ACEA-6 esee• h.% neciv.a
see by met B A VAHNIZTOCK Ce
GOLD 'NIL —lO doi gold Int (or writing, painting
awl gilding, at 25 coma nod 111 per bottle, nut re
calm' and for sale by J./
B e FAHNESTOCK a Co
SUak P. CARS.
by SODA-100D Me Jug received end f •
svp4 D A fINESTOCK kk Co
VIT BEAT STA RCIL-1D Dv for solo by
VV .4.0 • s F voN 800iNHOIST &Co
rICIFFEE.--60 ban St. Domingo Coffee ; 00 do Lamm
40, iron receirod cansignurem, ond far sato by
rapt 8 W lIARBAUGH
lIG AR.— 30 WU N. O. Sugar ; 20 do prima do in ow
sand for sale by
- ---
QTARCB-20 bro StrubV anon , sad for sole
1.7 by apt BROWN to CULBERTSON
.
"uuriNpow GLASS-2 00 las S4O and 10• IS tor
TT SY ooka BROWN it CULBERTSON-
I 1 Au U
CHEESE. --00 bss western cream cheese lust reel
KO fat sale by & 111ARBA0011
ARD bbl• lard ail, Michael% in store bad
lb fob talc by bepb IS & ..t1 .lAUCLIH
OLIVEIL-2 can just received sad for sale by
_B A FAHNIzTOCK & Co
Ilist ICILY LIQUORICE- 0 cases just received and fi
la Ws by aryl B A FAHNESTOCK &Co
ABTILE 80A P-33 eases Jae: reeeivei end for sale
trY sep4 B A FAHAMMOCK it Co
DICE. --6 iierce• arab rico yon w C
H aived and for rale
AA , 1,1 G RANT
sap{ • No 41 'rotor meet
WEAR—RI Lau chests 0 Powdor TeN 10 do do
J. perial do; 15) do do V Hyson do ; do do P.,w
bo o ll do. A1....16 lb and 6lb calm, of superb,' qua/ -
ay, air family we, in non and for .Wo b 7
rept 0 BLACKBURN a CU.
WHITE DRAM SUGAR-100 begs W ItSmegri,
usperfet gualey, buss !sedum and for sale by
se pi
_SAO LEY & Mil II
.V,:r &mil" itt —1 cask Nutmegs, DID maw masts;
ill 6 balm More , lauding sad Put sale by
'apt _ DAG A1.,1R1( & tair.ru
kOAP SO AR AND MOLASSES--.DO bbl, Lost
Sagan, sunned numbers; 261 do lie,gar Pususa
tenses, for sale by Rept BAGMAN & *MTH
COTrON-70 bo.es
'tale by
sepl
____
CABLE CHAIN—A largo Cable Ca a / a SIIIIOIIII.
marabou., near 600 (era la Intim sale by
at - "` 1. A-TaldaN
SH-107 Dbl.; No 3 Maekeyelll o3o 4) 00 bolt do No
r n do, IMP, 30 do do No 2do j RICKE TS owl kg
solo by aur26 MILLER SON
r.—sto
by yip
0)11114 CEMENT—ebb', for sale by
Raag3l le P VON.IIONNHORST kG
_
TER—lo Ms N. C. fin sale by
sep6 8 F VON BONNHORST k Co
UTILAPPING PAPER-4 0 nw mdium, wad et •
Weer tw sale bz .
r VON NONNIONOrra Ce
iIfIMMERCIAL RECORD.
lEVE=I
net
6 25 --
5 20
5 29
6 59
5 30
6 51
n
rises. I
634 723
632 934 I
Dal 961
6 30 10 47
6 19 11 69
33 697 mom
- 4811 -
41.1FTEMBEill.
tiatraday,
10 Sunday,
11 Monday,
11 Tuesday,
VI Wedne sda,
14 Ttudsday,
15 Friday,
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE
COMMITTEE FOR SUMMER.
30•11131 MUM. WY. 13131iEL. 3. CAILOTIII33I.
Omen Prrrsamtort Gazirre,
Thursday Morning, September 14,16494
The market yesterday throughout. sms
and safes, which were limited, presented but little
variation in prices from previous day's quotations•
The weather continues cool and dry, and the
river is slowly receding, with some 20 inches in
char- '
anneL
FLOUR—Very little is doing in the market, and I
prices are slowly advancing. The receipts yea
terday amounted to about 450 bbls by river, nearly ,
all of which is designed kw immediate shipment
east. Several small lots were disposed of at the
river at 5,3105,37. Small sales were effected
from wagon at 5.k505,3'7, and from store by dray
l oa d lots a t 5,370450 p bbl, according to quality.
In Provisions we find no change. Bacon and
lard continues firm at Wale" quotations, and no I
change is apparent in other articles under this
head.
The Grocerrmarket is steady with regular sales
to the trade at full prices.
OlLS—Owing to the light receipts and small
supplies of linseed oil, the article has advanced 10
cts in the gall, with limited sales at 85c p gall, by
the bbL Lard oil continues firm di 51052 c p gall,
and Tanners at $l7 to 519 p bbl, as in quality.
GREEN APPLES—SaIes at the river in small
lota at Ello to 81,25 p bbl, according to quality.
CHEESE--Sales 20 boxes good W R at 5108 c
p 115. Receipts are limited, and supplies are
light
PRIDES OP matrix AND GRAIN
The killowing statement will show the prices of
Flour and Grain at the several pLacr_s mentioned
at our latest &dew--
Flour. Wheat. Coro. Claus
Philadelphia $6,124 8120 68 27
New York 6.18 1.37 70 48
Boom 6,25 1,15 65 35
Baltimore 5,81 1,16 51 26
Richm0nd......... 5,00 95 45 29
Georgetown 5,00 ,75 44 29
Alexandria 5,00 75 48 27
Buffalo.-. 5,37 1,12 62 40
Cleveland 4,50 96 40 22
Cincinnati 4,121 '75 25 24
Louisville .... ..... 3.60 61 25 22
St Louis 4,31 93 30 16
Nwar (Means 4,25 '75 46 28
Pittsburgh 4,60 80 35 25
Rochester 4,50 1,00 45 30
Albany 4,00 1,00 50 33
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BALTIMORE MONTHLY EXPORTS.
The fallowing is the value of Exports from till
part of Baltimore for the mooch of August.
1444.
,6343, 349
419
1,426
Domestics.
Dutiable ..
COFFEE L'i EUSOPE.
A London Circular of Aug. 18, ISlS,saym--Cof
fee continues extremely depressed, and Native
Ceylon at auction has been withdrawn, though of.
tined at 29. Good firms Rio, floating, could be
bought to day at 25s per cart, but there appears no
disposition to operate, whue the approaching Dutch
sales have nearly checked all demand on the Con
tinent, The following figures will sbnw the fasi
bon of the article on la instant, vir
1967. Imports 'lB-19.
24.200,000 27,300,000
213,5p:1,000 218,700,000
Greet Britain,
Other parts of Euro
Total, 121 a 237,x.,,000 244,000,000
1847. Stocks, 1846.
Great Britain, 43,500,000 44,500, 000
Other ports of Europe 131.700,000 154500.000
St Lova, SepL 7, 16th.
Warn= sun Ravgas--The weather has been
very mild and pleasant, but to day it wt. quite
cool, with merged mdicanons of the approaching
autumn. All the upper streams are reported in a
very fair condition for navigation, but haling. In
the Missouti, Illinois and Upper Misoisruppi, there
has been a alight swell, caused by recent heavy
rain. A boat in td day from St Joseph reports 3*
in the upper part, and from 41 to 5 feet on the
bars below Glasgow. There is a fair stage of wa
ter in the Upper Missiasippi, and the last boeta
down report 3 feet on the lower rapids. The illi
' nois is high enough for boats of the largest class
to pus up and down without difficulty. Opposite
hero the water is about at a bland, will full 7 fret
in the channel to Caro..--(Republican.
Spirit of the Domestic Koski's. ,
Louisville, Selo. 9, IE4B.
Flour and Gesio—Since Saturday the market
has been stimulated and prices maintained at en
advance. Sales of flour during the first of the
week were fair at 3,80fi3,90 in lots, and 5. 1 1 31 . 26
as retail, since then sales In lotq were firm at St
from storea and Thursday a sale of 1000 bids was
made at 3,95 cash; and 300 bbh at 3,80 card—
Sale. in lots at $4 firm. The receipts by the river
am only 380_bbLa Wheat continues in demand,
and the receipts have increased, We quote sales
at '79fir/Sc. We notice a sale of corn at 2/3c; re.
tail sales rd 300136 c. A tale of new oats from the
country at 1613113 g retail sales of old from stores
at 22023 c.
Hemp is quite firm, with little or none on the
market. We hear of a sale of 30 tons from the
country as $lO7 4" ton. The receipts this week
amount to 496 bales by the river. We quote sales
of 16 bales water Tatted from Woodford county et
1210 fir ton; 16 bales from Tennessee at 2210 IP
tog 12 bales from Wecdford at 5160, and 6 balers
from Jessamine at $l9O 4" ton.
Caton and Cotton Yarns-There Is but little do
ing. The stock is light with light receipts. Sales
Saturday last of 25 balm at 5.--4 months, and 16
bales at 5090 e, terms equal to cash. A sale Mon
day of • small lot at 5e cash. Cotton yarns are
atout ea_ Amy were last week. We quote fair
sales at 6 rMe 60 6 1, and 71371 c in loss kw the dd.
&rent numbers.
Cattle, dec.—The supplies of good mule ere
light. We hear of sales of a few lots selected at
4,1204,25; a sale of 61 head at 94. The receipts
of inferior cattle ha ve been far, and we quote
salrallat 95003,79. Sal. ef 265 bead of bogs in
lots at 216121 e glom Sales of shoals at 15cC391, -
50 go head. Sales o,' sheep to butchers at 1,200
VA lambs range from 75c to 11,50 ar head.
Hides—Light sales of dry Missouri et 7193 8 c
Con - u - non, from the co ovtry, sell at prides ranging
from 5 to 71c; dry salted we quote at 6467eigneen
and green salted from 31 to 41e.---I.lournel.
- -
o.ssl. 11 .rtes.
St. Lonia Sept. 6..—Se ever—Cboice still set
readily at 33i3ic, Mal con imon and inferior a
somewhat dull, and mite in price from 21 to 2
moan
Sheep--Chafice fat weatbin.s sell at sl,scesl, 7s ,
common and inferior cheep from 871 to $1.3/1
head.
Her—Fat continue in &anted at 21(dlic.
CUAMLASZVICLI.II, Logan eo., Vki SOY 22,180.
M. FL E. Sellers—r ear Sir to.ko Orr in i n "'
,g;bnjudthomagdgeam gref la ollio=sp,: b itrb , be
sae.
I tried several kinds fi g /re a m:dor " d i d e°l( ''' L
"' . ' inan4 4,1 .7 W ear Vermk re, which I with
satisfacurry dram, . s iseh dsst my little danglitr,
mar three years elf posed something near one him.
dyed warms atom I dee. I then. rep
corm
it to toy
neighbors, who has • tried it with seemed, m moeh
that we wild oat . two weeks the sapply .rat
D.,. most 00, and 111.• SIT .117 do) , . 0000 per
win
,e amro
6'
84 g.
Prepmsd asa : E . agw,Egid, W ood 00,
and sold by
me
g ~ i ttstnirgh and Ali
leeway. miglO
a fr. W HARBAUGH
El - cillvdta are honorably assured that th.e.roposs
117 i, rttiv l 7. ll l7l:4 * 3 4:bir d onr of s: j urd. 0 .1
easusot Osese lugllly respectable cilium; wil° h. "
tried it:
• • -
Mr. F,eo. Boo•eu, 41 Elm n, New York.
Mn Mateyo Reeve., hlyrde avenue, Brooklyn.
W. VVra Tomplana, o. King at, New York.
lir • Thome., /sekeen, blomour's bland.
. E. Callen, late barber oteasuboat S. Amer..
MY . I more that; • hundred Others .tam, though this most
.ht , fee, that Blain forme the ham to grow on the head or
e= irjO(orLs..:l7.7,lb„..te: utdd roo r
i e 4 l , n h o tr en
or gray hair sesame a
m, e dark look, and keeping dry,
v er y, or wiry hair mo soft, clean and trenuottil, ••
very, very long time. Sold at WM. JACKSON'S 89
Liberty st. 1118
MT The colt, Angel= eZpramort Munroe females
1111.1.1111 to RCM •rbile rep4etves coarse, muddy
yellow fames eltbhoelr, etteit. dulum—the Wane with
iffeales. Could 'ouch pimple be mind to try a mike of
the met Jon' Italian Chemical Soap, then vrould be
enraptured with die change. They would have a deli
cate, clear, white akin, while every disfigurement or
crop tion would be removed and cured.
Puncrus Nories—Persosts who have bought cheep
counterfelta and imitations of ibis, and have bad no ef.
feetrodueed, moat try this, the origrnal. oak
lot lone' Soap. For sale at liVia. Jamison's, ea Lim,
,ty Street.— magi
-
nor Salt Rheum,, Old Sores, Erysipelas
Barber'.Chaps, Soretscervy Heads, Sore Beards, Pim
plea.
Jones , Soap Is rued. by many physicians la this city
In J OOOO die above, and we would not censcientionsly
mill unless we knew it to be all we two,.
AS cosmetic di a true Jones' !loop is
per
the
only amide ere; to wet that maven imporides e
Ile nd
cleared nod beantlfi ed the skin, making It wn,
smooth and wade es, tta infant's. Sold by WILL JACK
SON, 89 Liberty sin pet. marlid
In one an aanalpoinenc and 1
C GRANT,
41 walla el
DT Ladies who I no Jones , Spanish Lily Ni bite, have
always • Soo white sniasparent ski. Of this trial
will mild, any o so. Sold only Pitotho oght
LAM/ ktl [motile. wa../yo
V" Donn have a Fool Breath—lf you ha fa, moo
iorloVOlhog bouts. atJouos , Amber Tooth Pa sta. Tha
.artUiesalta your btoralit soroot. oda= Toot' to h.
421111LarM :IL •Titoflhorly
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
A RRIVED,
Lonis McLane, Bennett, Brownsville
Atlmam Parkinson, Brownsville.
Ames. Goff. Beaver.
Caroline, Day, Freedom.
C am den,..Hendriekson, Beaver.
Caledonia, (new) Cin.
Skipper, Stoops, Beaver.
Star, ----, Beaver.
DEPARTED.
Louis McLane Bennett, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Caroline, Day, Freedom.
Arena, Golf, Beaver.
Lewis We reIL Thompson, Cie].
Skipper, Stoops, Beaver.
Hudson, Poe, Cincinnati.
At dusk last evening, there were 20 inches we
er in the channel, and falling slowly.
Baserr—Per Keelboot Cleveland-1 crt 5 eke
rags, E E Hoyt de co; 12 cake eslemtue, Wick de
McCandlessi bbl fish. W Palmer, 10 bbls 3 tree .corxhifige, &G La Homedon; 3 mks eslemtus,
F Temple; 321 his cheese, different consignees;
25 do: buckets, It Robinson & oo; 50 do do, E
Heaselton; 100 do do. Wick & McCandless; 50 do
do, Ragaley & Smith; 25 do do, S F Von Bonn
horst; 62 do do, J Se It Floyd; 210 bbl, flour, H
Graff & co.
I Per Keelboat Socrates-1 bid 1 box 1 chest
mdse, J Thomas, 2 cake cheese, W & R McComb-
I eon; 3 eke wool, J A Caugbey; 1 cake 53 bit
I cheese, 1 keg butter, 1 sk peaches, Wick & Mc-
Candless, 24 bgs cotton yarn, 15 Ms batting, Friend
Rhey & co; 64 Ims cheese, Jas Damn; 2 bus dry
goods, Green & cm; 100 bbl, flour, various consign
ees.
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1349.
For Philadelphia every evening at 9 o'clock, by
Leech's Packets. Office opposite Ida United States
Hotel.
Steamboat Packet Lim, leaves daily for Cincinnau,
10 A. Y.
Pmmnger Packet via Brownville to Baltimore and '
Philadelphia, BS. a. and el e. a.
Mail Comb Line direct to Philadelphia, 9 A a.
and 124 e. a.
Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, A. 111.
North-Western via Cleveland, daily, 10 L. a.
Psie and Western New York, daily, 9 A. a.
North-Pastern toiladelphia, daily, except Smudgy',
4, • at.
ARRIVALS AND DEVARTURE OF RAILS.
Eastern Mail via Phdudelphia, due 3 s. n., closes
West•n Clue m. Louis', due CI r. sr, closes ss.
ti
South. vtadalmore /LW asturdttou, due r. M. crs ss.
North We s te rn. Cleveland, due ICI s. mt., closes Y s. Is
Erie and Western Near York. due 8 r. it, closes 8 s.
Fits Cut.. is strangely destructive to tha hu
man cuucle, for skin) the sodden change from heat to
cold, and the smoke causes yellow, dark, coarse com
plexions. Then it regulator that the pores of the skin
should be kept open—that their mouths should be freed
from ,cored rhos the &natant Raman
Philo
phers cored all diseases—they computed that more
diseases and unhealthy vapors left through th
the nor. of the skin. than any Mier outlet of the body
It is necessary, therefore, to keep the pores opeo—all
humors are dispelled from the skin from the pores,
wbSn they wash with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. I
have seen it cure the wont and oldest ease. of Salt
Rheum, Etympel.; Old Soma Barber'. Itch. Sore Head,
Ringworm, when every other intemal and eztetnal
remedy had failed—its effect rendering the skin whits,
clear and soft, though it be yellow and coarse, is won
derful—it removes Freckles, Tan, ...runt, Morphew,
and disfigurement of the akin—but persons mu.
he particular and wok for Joan Soap—ro be had M .
Pittsburgh at Wfil. JACKSON'S, sign of the Big Boot,
89 Libert at. Price 60 rents. novliklikerlyn
no
tE r You foolish, silly old fellour, read this, and be
longer bald. whiskerless and hairless,. Ile. W. Jack
son, of Si Liberty street. Paubargh. <end.. on the
3cl of February. kr47, that Me.'Fhos. Jackson's head,
on the top, was to
bald for lb years, and that by
using two 3s bottles of Jones' Coral HA. Restorauve,
the hate is Erowtng fast and thick.
'bold in Newark by S. UL:* k SON. 1 0 .713 Broad st,
VAN BUSKIRK, corner of Broad and Nantucket sL
"That whtter skin of hers, than .now,
And pure as monumental alabaster."
..Ikll females have Am like the above. who use Jones'
Spanish Lily White. It maketh pore snowy, yet main]
rally white. Sold at "9 Liberty street. /TIC
- -
133 - Don't hare yellow dark Teeth—they can b•
made pearly while by one tune mama • boo of /one
Amber Tooth Paste It hardens the gums, esseetensth
breads Aug Sold at nd Liberty la nortl•i• arty
so t's..s Of titstkrlf NT —4x.Rx.r.,- - rka , 151
N. HOLMES II SONS,
Exchange Broken, NO. 88 Market street. near 41
POUIL•11•1 1 1./. la. Indies...
Bank of Pittsburgh • .-.Par Stain B'k & Branches••
Exchange Bank Par'S - sleblerif • •• - -
Merck k Man. Bank • par'
Cr' orPhtladelphas • • •parlExchsa V ire ' lffe l . ' o ,', /a..
lin ad Bank ....• •• • parlFarmers Bk. of Va• •. •
Lk of Germantown 'par rilk. ol the 11 alley,--
- Chester County • • .par,. of V tram., •••• - •
" Delaware Co.• • •patiM &M. Bk., W heeling
r• Monssanery -par do Morgantogrn- •. •
Northamberland • •par N. W. Batik on— •
Columbia Bridge Co.- • par do Wellsburg • -•
Doylestown Bank-- . pan do - Parkersburg •
Fanners' ilk. Readisof • par Tennessee.
Fullers' Bk Bucks Co. par; Bk. of Ter news, • - • •
Fumes 13'k L 1.. ., • par,Far. I Illerch'ts 13k • -• "
Lancaster Co. Bk.• • • •parylanters' Bk.• -•— • o
Lancaster Bk. par•li non Ilk o
U. Stater Dans • -.30 Illasonri •
Brownsville Ilk. ..... -•par Sale 13k of 61.wouri.•-- 1
Washington Ilk.• •• —4. North Carolina.
Gettysburg) , Bk.. • 1 $l3l, of Caps Fe. ...... 9
Chamberaburg• • ...... " IMereh's Ilk., Nesrhern• 2
Susquehanna Co. Ilk.• 3 okart. Bank V
Lehigh Co Bank, - Booth Carolina.
V
Levrtstown• •• • --- - ICarrodea 11k...... •• . •
Middletown —• • I Bk. of Charleston , • • • • I
CarllSie Comm.'s,. Bk II
Erie Bk. ...... • •-- 40 • Bk. of (Secures.. ..... It
Fanners` .and Drover , ' Bk•of liamlierrg• •• • • • I
Bank, Waynaburg• • 1 • Merchants 81-• 3
Ilamtsbare ° !Planters b. Ilecha's Bk• I
Honesdale ...... -- • t Ilk, of South Carolms• • I
Leg... .... ....... .per illaryland.
Pottsville ..... • • • • ---. Bahnsore. Ilks. •par
Wyoming ••• 1 Balten'e kOßßScrip •10
York Bk. 1 93naberland Bk. of„ Iles
West Branch Bk.• •• •• • I ; ghany • 1
Relief Notes o 'Far Bk. of Maryland • • 0
lil b. lil Bk. Pitts do• u ,Farmers' b. Mechanics "
City &County Scrip•-- ° Ilk. Frederick ..... •• °
Ohio. • F'rederick Co. Bk.• • °
State 8k... Branches I tifigMlaWri Bk ..... °
Mount Pleasant••• •• • • "'Mines) Bk • • ..—..- I
Steuben•ale ........ . ".Patapsco Bk • I
St. Clairsville• ...... u Wastuopon Bk • —.— "
Manetia -- Bk.of Westminster •-• 1 .
New Lisbon• ..... -- on BllEhigilll.
Cinclanatt Banks. •• - - u Bk. of St. Clair—
Colambas do• 0 Bk. of Bag. Raisen•--
Cureleville - • o &tinkly. Ins. Co-.. •• 6
g oooo suio ...... " Far. & Meck's 13k 3
?w o o.. —.--. —• • . o .W isconsin TerriVy.
Wooster • —•.- 70 Mar.&Fireln.C.M thee 5
Massillon --• . 1 Canada.
ils.ndaky ..........10• All solvent Basks 5
Gesuga • • .. •• - I Bank of Fland Not.
Cleveland.— —•— 1 Oold it Spec i• sine.
..—. ..... e iNapoleons .... - • 780
Doyooo ...... .-..... ° Ducats IIS6 1 20
Western Reserife •• ° Eagle, old • •• • .le 60
Eranklm Mk Columbus" (Doubloons,
new •• • • • 10 00
Chillicothe •—• o Doubloons, Spanish 16 00
Lake Erre• • • ° !Do. Painot••• • —•- 15 SO
B o ma.. . ...... •• -. " rogereigns ..... • • 4 SI
LAUCI...I . •• -.-- —lO Guineas ...... • • -' 6 00
Hamilton• ....... • • -.l3•Fredericksd'on. -- -1117 SO
Granville 30 Ten Thaler • • • • 7SO
FilMeill B'k Cantor, —6O Ten Guilders • -.
Urbana —.50 Louisdlors• • • ... 4go
Kentucky. Nachange.
Bk of Kentucky i ,New York 1 7 . 0
111 f Louisville " 'Phil adelphta • • •.• -• 1 prm
Norhern Bk. Kennet) , " 'Bahia:am • --- • Xam
Qs. Tork--Ctly Backs. par.
Irk
B'ks• 1
. _ —___
Bs 175,200,000 199,600.000
ilia - 14MT El BY RIVES.
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
An Ordinance
Changeng the place of holding Elections in the 2nd
Ward
SEC I e t ordained and enacted by the mulct.
of Pm• B burgh i to Select and Common Council so
aembled, and it is hereby enacted by the cthority of
the a.m. That from and after the passage au of ihm or.
dmance the.place for holding the elections w the 2nd
Ward be fixed at the Merchant's Hotel, at present Gm
copied by Beni. W aaaaa , corner of Smithfield and
Third streets.
Sec. it Be It further ordained, be., That an much
f any existing ordlnume as is hereby altered, on and
the wane is hereby repealed.
Ordained arid enacted into • hob this Ilth day of
September. A. 0 le4a Attest
MORGAN ROBERTSON,
reesL Comma n Council
B. BIDDLat ROBISII, Clerk Common Council
JOHN SUIPTON,
Press Select Calmed
Jona Mato*, Clerk Select Council. sepl3
_ .
B. A. Fabnestork's Antl..llilione Plllk.
THblinkCV:T;iernoranul ccompba'ranettvestlldnnees"s Vf
purgative action, and nosing a peculiar tendency to
the binary organs, in extremely veluabla in this coon
try, in which bilious fevers and other complaints, at
tended with congesmin of the liver. so mock abound.—
ert-
They have now stood the test *l'2o years. and exp
mine has proved them to be a safe and vaioabls remedy
in Interrontent, Remittent and Silicon Fevers; Joan.
Mee; Buttons Colic; Indigestion; rhoPtil i BYsenimil;
LIM.. Von:unties; Colds, and all complain. of an In
flammatory character. The complete and unmet - aid
satisfacuou which has been given by them pill. to all
who have once rued them. renders the publishing of
the numerous certificates in their lavor annecemary
'To prevent counterfietung they are now put up In a
red xylograpic wren. ,
Price Id cents for a b ox contenting 30 pills
Prepared and sold by
0 A FAUNESTOCK A Co
corner eat and wood, and aim corner Oth and wood
sepl2
To Flour Dealer*.
TARE NOTICE Thai William Ileemningray, of n t ,
city of Pittaburgh, h•Ving been appointed Inapecto
of Flour by the Governor of the Commonwealth. undo
the Art of Assembly of the Idth day of Aprtl, IBIS, in
and foe the city of Pittsburh, and Me counties of Ails
g 4eop, We...n0ve1...1, Washolgton, Psyent, Greet
ini...lana, Jefferson, Armstrong, Butler, Beaver, Mei
cer, Crawford, Ene, Warren arid Vensingo, will thl
day miter upon the doles of his office under his eon
mamma.
Ile
may be found at Mr. Wesley Omen's store
co
net of Wereltmd_SmithfoLl stivMs___ serfl•dy_
an ri
A dhale aaaaaa •• Noice.
rig*: subscriber having taken out le t tters of Adman!
_ (ration upon the estate and
ll those effects of Charleshav Bing
ru
ton, nonce is hereby given to a persons
posseaston of his property erects or otherwise, to de
liver them to the Adtointatrator. and those owing to,
or having claims upon said estate, to pr esent them du.
ly au th entscated. JOSHUA ROl3l. SON, Mate
.112 office Filth st. near Wood.
Wrought and oat Iron Walling.
'UM; aubscobers beg lease to
inform the public (ha
I they have °Mauled from the East all the In. am
flishionabla de•igtis fur Iron Reilnig. both for Women
and cemeteto, Persons wixhing to procure band
some patterns will please call and examine, and tu dg i
for dlenaaelvev thin g
ill
be furnished at the
co rne r
eat notice, and i best manner, at the corner
KNOXo
, Craig and Rebecca streets, Allegheny A
city.
' ang2V-dtf A. LAMONT .
,
DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR will, in five nide
Fesfrom Me time of its application, reenact de
pains from ‘he severest bums, shed. or °l.° e ° .
and will heal wounds, ulcers and toms of any kini
without scar. This valuable Pain Extractor can be
had of JOHN 1/ MORGAN, Druggist,
N o 035 'Wood street,
aura Bole Agent for Western Penna.
liingine forSele.
THE engine of the late stearnbont . Plymouth . vial be
sold at a bamain_ Apply to 1. K. LAteli, or of C.
E. Clark on board steamboat " Beaver.° dim
Sag Warebotue.
THE highe.t price in cash paid fur good clean rap
also, wawa, bale rope; grads roper tar i tr i.
NV, b 7 I. W. C
wayse na,baLpia&& Mibnig
Appalling Conflagration In grooklra,
ob Now York.
Pluses Arm, f tks City Mr-Aress—lane , Lost.
New Yoax,lSept. 10, P. M.
One of the most terrible destructive fires that Moil
visited any of our lary• Cities for th. last five years,
occurred in Brooklyn, lest of t, &mail Ping
area equal to at least fifteen acres 01 gaol lest and
most central part of the city. It broke out about
I I o'clock, in a feather More, occupied by a Mr.
Drew, near the junction of Henry and Fulton
streets, and in a most inflammable neighborhood,
the buildings being meetly built of wood.
There being little or no water at hand, the flames I
swept on in their resistless and unobstructed way.
South and East, crossing Middah, Cranberry sod
Orange streets, on both sides of Henry, and burn. '
mg out eight squares to Washington street, lea,
ing a block of eight houses on the corner of Pine ,
apple end Henry, and a portion of the houses be.
tureen Orange and Sands streets on the East, so
that there was no staying the all devouring element
till it had reached the wider streets of Pineapple
and Washington, which marks its blackened boon
darien.
Two hundred and fifty houses and stores at least '
have been destroyed; some place the number as
high as three hundred. Of course there is no tel.
ling the amount of damage done, or the insurance
upon it. To day being Sunday, there is no access
to the public records to ascertain either.
Among the most valuable buildings are three
churches., the Universalist, corner of Fulton and
Pineapple streets, Mr. Thayer, pastor; the Baptist
church, corner of Liberty and Nassau, and the'
Methodist E. Church, in Sands street, the oldest
Methodist church in Brooklyn, of which nothing
but the bare walls remain. s
Back of this last church I traveled over some
hundred graves covered with the burning ashes,
and charred remnants of the church, the marble
slabs, many of them of beautiful workmanship,
cracked and blackened by the devouring element,
still uplifting their heads as if to add to the melee.
choly spectacle. Snatched from the burning walls
by some faithful band e'er the work of ruts was
uomplete I marked among these sad mementos of
the depa rted, a beautiful white marble slab, upon
nn Egyptian ground, bearing the ollowing inscrip•
lion, which the fire had left unscathed;
Beneath the Altar lie the remains of the Ray.
John Summerfield, A. M., died June 13, 1625, aged
27, also, the remains of bin lather, Wm. Summer
field, died September 19th, Isz, aged 55.
Beside these are the large Franklin block, owned
by Mr. Crary containing about thirty stores. thr
American Mechanic's Lodge, and the office of the
Long Island Star.
The new Free Soil paper, the Barnburner amain
the same office. Hall's Exchange buildings, corner
of Cranberry and Fulton, occupied as hardware
stores below, and ribovA by Temperance and
Religious Societies for thew meetings. A large
Livery_ Stable on Henry street, owned by Whitton
Powell, and many others I bare not Lime to enu
merate, all of which will reach you in due season.
The most melancholy of all other events is the loss
of two valuable lives.
FURTHER PARTICI'LARS.
The dame raged with the greatest fury from 110
o'clock last evening until 8 o'clock this morning,
when they were finally extinguished by blowing
up several houses on Concord street,
The number of buildings destroyed will nearly
reach two hundred, covering an area of about fif
teen acres in the very beam of the city. The lass
is estimated as high as one million of dollar. I
The burned district is bounded by Fulton, Hen-'
ry, Pine Apple, and Washington, streets. Low.
renew were effected in the following offices: The
Long Island Company, the Brooklyn Company, th e
Etna Company of Hartford, and a Philadelphia
Company. the name of which is not ascertained.—
The latter Company have $13,000 on the Baptist
Church. The Long Island Company will pay all
their liabilities and have a large surplus left. The
Brooklyn Company will sink their enure capital,
but will be able to pay a large per wmage of their
Gebilmea
Hall's large building on Fulton street, was en.
urely destroyed. Rooms were occupied by several
Odd Fellow Lodges. Their furniture, valued at
84000, was s'
also destroyed. The dwelling was
fully insured.
The crowd on the Fulton Ferry Bridge Was so
great that it gave way and many were prectpita.
ted - into the water. One fireman was drowned,
and others were severely injured. Edward Crow.
ley. of Company 22, was run over and matantly
led.
The Post Office with part of Saturday's mail,
kwille d d by w ve a d l l
. aAi.
g M ru.
p K on l t e h y e m an . d
Another
child
had his legs awfully crushed by an engine running
over them A detachment of mariners and union
was sent from the Nary Yard, which rendered
most efficient w. vice.
The mune, of 200 occupants of stores and
dwellings have been ascertained. The sufferers
are moldy merchants, laborers and storekeepers.--
A number of thieves have been arrested and ma.
prsoned for stealtrig at the tire.
The fire originated in Siley's Crockery Store
from the explosion of a camphine lamp.
Aissiv Gctstaat. Oarate—ln an order from Om
War Department. August 31, the United States i
divided into two Military Geographical Dries:an
Eastern and Western. and earh Division is subdi•
ded into Military Depaiiments, the Eastern int
four, and the Western into nine Divisions • Th,
Eastern Division minim-lees the country east of
hue drawn from Fond eu Lac. Lake Superior, i
Cape Sable, Florida The Western Division, the
conntr7 west of a line drawn from Fond du Lac,
Luke
Supers's, to Cape Sable. Florida, including
the State of Texas and Temtnry of New Mexim.
'There are also two separate departments—No. 10,
the Territory of California, No 11. the Territory of
Oregon. In department No. 3, Eastern Division,
is New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware
and Maryland, and in department No. 4, Virgi
nia &c.
The general distribution of the regiments and
corps constauting the peace C.lttalsbrotral a lOW
annemincel
Major General Scott has been ordered to the com.
m yo a r ri k doft w ith a
j e or Das e; : en rn era li l i i v ; i w atc .,. n, hea t.
p. d.ki iii u m a e rt m ers . a.t New
.dMa
jor Wool to Albany.
Major General Taylor continues in command of
the Western Division, ben eon Arleiii al Or in the
vicinity of New Orleans, will Brevet Mal, Gen.
Taigas for his department No h; and Brevet Maj.
Gen. Kearney at Si. Lrivs. There nre many inter.
epilog particular in thm order. tor which we have
not room at present. The troops are all to be but
cutout as soon as their ranks are tilled.
Onto eon Tsmort--The editor of tFe Scrota Gs.
zeue, living in the very heart of the State, is very
confident that General Taylor will carry Ohio. He
says there is a ground swell of popularity poaaessed
by Old Zack in that State, which know. of no sec
tional or party from the hour the Phil•
adelphia nominations were blazoned:to the country
by the telegraph, he has scarcely conceived it possc
ble that Ohio should cast her votes for any other
than the 'Whig nominees. -He is, says the editor'
understood and appreciated by the sovereign people,
as Ms only honest wan and incerrupratirpatriat run
eng for rho office of Preside'''. Ile is the only Re
publican in the field and not to sustain him Ohio
would net contrary to her well established prim,
plea, would play the fratricide to the conservative
Whig States, and strike a death blow to her
cherished interests
The official reaulut in Kentucky are
Crittenden
Powell ••.
in 1844, the result stood thus -
Owsley
Butler
All had, old Keottick
Two Sam" of an Earthquake were felt on
Brooklyn Height. on Fndny night, about s quarter
before eleven o'clock. They were violent enough
to mettle the glass and set belle ringing At N. York
al
it was so felt, and at Staten Islnnd, Newark, N.J.,
and Hackensack. At White Plains, where ft camp
meeting is going on, the people were very much
alarmed by the strange wood which produced the
shk, which was felt by every one on the ground;
and oc some of the tents were almost thrown down
by the vibrations, and nt Harlem it was felt and
heard by several persons.
-
OLD Blatt..—The Whigs of Berks County have
twminated Peter Adams for Congress, and Wm.
Graelr. C. Harrison, lame Bertolet, and Wm. Trey:
ler for the Assembly.
IM:=M111;
discovery, near that city, of quarries of be ,
Onion Marble. It is further stated that the
al has been selected by Bishop Parcel for th
structioa of the columns of the Cathedral.
New Yoax. Sept. 10.
Fes in Atari^A very deitructive fire
curled In Albany last evening—Particulars not
certalned.
"Be not the firm by whom the new are inter
Nor yet the last to in the old aside ."
uin EMPIRE COOKING RANG E possesses the
following advantages—Theo ven is constantly
1.
supplied with pore hot air, rendering the operantion of
belong as perfect as when done in a brick
open .
It has a Chamber exclusively for Flouting meats
with a spit, thin doing away with all the roasung at•
mehments to the shape of Win linchpin , "
It has a large cooking cepactty, with an unobArttet
ad flat surface on the top, which all housekeepers
appreciate.
It can be set up without mason work, tn any
ry fire-place, or in Me room as a stove, enabling the ordina .
who occupy hire d houses to have the advantage of
n
rage at the cost of • stove. And lastly,
It burns less coal than any other cooking apparent
not excepting the Empire Cooking Stove, which m al
for sale at wholesale or retail, at
unditurrs Empire Stove Rips ,
41L Market street, Omani Bow,
Philadelphta
Extract from a recommendation from e . .
man, I:Sq., :02 Market street.- - 2 ou ran um ,u terms
in recommendation of It, which I will not endothe if
referred to." sepll-deodtDe2tbloaw
_. _ . ,
ACHOICE !assortment of blanufaenued Toboceo,
comprising Hopoll h Robinson's sa; Webster ol d
sri W H Want'. th; Price tr. Harwood'. ss;
fa ßarrOWlo
ts, and o th er popular brand.. mst mc'd and r sale by
autrila HIKOVifN h CULBEIPPPON, 145 liblty . st
SB. BtiSHPlELD—Wholessile dealer le dry goods,
. voted., boots, aloes. Pittsburgh manarasta red
' nide., ''', N. 22°, L. b rq .I.rl, l' Y h, P- 910 _ 1.
'PULVERIZED BACEP.ATUS-44 bxs, a eery su-
J.. parlor article, packed in pound and half pound
own, ler retailing; for sale by
.425 WICK & IWCANDLESH
.
'ililtULVElll 81NO SALERATUS-8 casks ,., very in
.1, pence article, just rood and for sale by
a_4023 WICK k. AVCANDI.I S3B
—__--- --
okirs_aso
g i f:9:I2%&AN,
asi93 St 'nun and 6.9 Nun
DRY GOODS,
' NSW SIMS= GOODS
now TIM SSW TOLL an TULL• 110.1.41111 SVCTIONS
E are now opening a fine stock of Dub Sommer
Goods, direct from the New York and Philadel
phia Anctions, where they bare been parchued with
in the last two weeks, at a very great samifice, there
by enabling so to offer fu better bargains thara we
nave ever done before In Calling the attention of the
listens of Pittsburgh and Ile vicinity to our swots
sent, we do so with the confidence .of our prices being
orb so will ensure perfect satisfaction; and to all
,boy
either by wholesale or retail, a fine chance is now
idered for procuring great banralu. Among those
ust reteived are—
A lot of very cheap coPd and bib OK'dstrip'd Silks;
" Light and dark Law.;
Gingham;
" of extra fine blk fig'd and striped Darer, which
are agreat bargun.
A lot of handsome Cote Pally for ladles dresses;
do light colored end black Serene, very cheap;
do now style silk Vesting do
do very handsome Bums Shawls;
do t ery cheap Mk do do
do fine bib silk Mantilla Scarfs;
do handsome Paruole and Parasolette;
do do Artificial Flowery;
do very cheap Linen Lustresi
ALSO-4 fine stock of wiper French Cloths and Cu
snouts, white and colored Idnen Drillings, Cashmer.
ens, Summer Caunneres, Drop d' Ste, &b. A
large awortment of Prints of all prices;
Cheeks, Modica, kr., to which, as well as other en
cles in our line, we lark., the special attention of cash
ALEXANDEII A DAY,
75 mutual, N W cor of the diamond
CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, 4ke.
W. M'CLINTOCIPS CARPET STORE,
No. 75 Fauns Sragsr.
ONE of the largest and
ma the most choice stock of
CARPETING ill the rket, embracing all the
usual qualities from the moat approved manufactories,
that have been tested for durability in fabric and co.
•
Tapestry Velvet Carpeting;
do Brussels do
Brussels carpeting; Extra Chenille d o
Extra sup 3 ply do To
do
Sup Ingrain do Wilton do
Fine do do Elnowls do
Common do do
Manufactured to order in new patterns, adapted to
Tailors, basements and ehambers.
Painted Oil Cloths, for dining rooms, entries, vesti
bule., kitchens, die.
Straw Matting, Suit Rods., Window Shades and
td Woollen Docking, from one third to three
Door Mau &a. &0., to which the alma
.—,, of purchasers at wholesale and retail is respect
fully melted. Wareroom, one door from Weed st.
augti W NITLINTOCK
JEWELRY •
NEW and Splenthd ymiety, at
ZIiBULON KINSEY'S, 07 Market
s•
5D L
gold lever W• tc hes; 45 silver
lent watches, English; 90 silver detached lever watch
es; 20 silver L'h.pme watches; 95 silver quorum;
vratcher t 19 fine gold chains; I do: Kew style ear nags,
5 do: plain gold beep rings, 6 dos assorted rings; 9 ram
steal boxes, playing a inanely of popial•r airs; IS gross
steel slides, all sizes.
FANCY GOODS
6 do: fine Fans, silk and paper, 60do: common Fans;
6 do: fine velvet bead bags, new styles; 10 do: fine
crotchet bead bags, new styles; 5 dm fine crotchet
purses, new styles, 95 do: fine parasols, assorted; Stars,
weals, fringes, gilt and silver, fur regattas; lo do: fine
flower rests. assorted; 1 dm floe steel screw pin ensh
, ions; dot fine ivory screw pin cushions; 1 dos fine
wood screw pin cushions. A fine usortment of new
Toys, he. As _mitten
Tti• Nevy Golden Hoe Bltve Again.
Neon Fall and Winter Dry Goode.
rUST receiving and now opciung, at the sign or the
JSteßee lirva, on Market arrest, between Thad and
assortedets, one of the largest, cheapest and hest
stocks of Fall and Winces Dry (roods ever of
fered to Putsborgis The attention f nor numerous
customers and the Da generally, a respectfully in
vited to dus
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK_
being confident Ise cao sell goods cheaper than any
house to the ony. Among tbts fresh arrtval van be
found the most fashionable and nearest styles or FALL
AND WINTER 4:001:6, for Ladies' wear, and at pri
ces that all! Woolf& all, the subscnber being deter
mined
• •.
CHF.APER THAN THE CHEAPE-oT,
at No: 62, Market moot
.coat(
FALL OW 184.•
FL MURPHY, ...cut corner of Fourth and
rk't sta r is now opening h. early fall sunk
Nimerieon and =ported Dry Goods. Buy,. wal
please look befom tualung stielr purchases.
Open I itts morning, a beautiful as.nment of Plan
Ill i s ,. kViisLav, surer Brocade do, do satin wiped do,
do i
Besides a lama asvortment of new st
style p.n. giaglianta„,moskaa Irish buena, ere., very
low.
ti7r Wholesato rooms on monad story. Good. to
ask buyers at about blame. prises_ -Morettaii. ortfl
sepl
NEW PALL GOODS.
AIM( & JOHNSON, 46 Market street, bane just
recetved, and will Ise constantly lecturing through
the season , from the Fast, a general assortmeni of Sta
ple and Fancy Dry Goods and )Itllinery Rennie. adap
ted to the fell and wtnter trade. to winch they would
particularly tome the ananuon of purchasers:
A varlet) of Munch Owe:tams: Tenlini do; French
du a plain and fancy cord Alpaca., Como and ads
wrp do, klohali and Oriental do; Calleoes of every
stile, 25 don Innen eamboc can clear lawn dot R
vette do; cord bordor do; 5 e.. Weed Laces, some
as LOW as Ai ens, 10 do cotton do ' French work capes
and collars. do do standing do; Mourning do; crochet
do, 10 cartons ladies and gents Butoo Ctrl Gloves; 26
dos lathes silk lisle thread and cotton doi lie do do
cotton Hose, all comas , . 10 do do solute and blk loth do:
50 do gent. l do, Combs, lloo.oos,Thresds, in great
vanes ', which will be sold extreme' v low augtiS
AIR O.: •
Tour KELLY Co. AC Isucceseers to Robb, Wtne
of hector I Co.) MERCHANT TAILORS, ICU Chest•
not weer. Philadelphia, beg leave to laforat the friends
and patrons of the late firm, and strangers visited this
city, that they are nose 10 receipt of the Sprunt and
Stammer Fulvona. Also a <home and *elect wan
e:tent of West of Ittagland mud French Cloths. Caw
metes and VesttniN to which they respectfally
ardlidGm
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SRAWLSAlexander & Day have received direct
from the importer in New York, an enure cue of
remorse Canton Crape Shawls, rontasning a complete
nessortmeot of embroidered and NAM shawls, of ail co
lors arid quahues, from 1140 to $4. The lashes are res
pectfully wetted to el-arrow these shawls, bettering
the Desna of them are superior to any before offered it
Ass market_ They will be sold remarkably cheap.
Also, Silk Thitort and Serape Shawls and Scarfs:,
fall arsaortment al remarkably low priors. myd
NSW PALL GIMDII..
117 . 31.1'01:N6 A Co., IQ Liberty street , invite at-
V tenuon to their very extensive stock of Sole Lea.
thee. Morocco. Tanners CM, it Thremi. . con..
toting a very general assortment of goad. in their Itne
of business; alp of which has beau selected voth greet
care in the Eastern ernes, and a now altered to pur
chasers at reduced poses. An exammation of their
stock is respectfully soltetted sues
Do! Goode at Whalle•ale.
WR. hILRPHY Inform. hit regular customers
and buyers generally; that he has now open ho
bra tall sourly, and men. their examination of his
stock. He a determined to otter Me goods LOW. and
to present entry inducement to buyers In the way of
prices and a chowe of goods. \V holetale room , our
4th and M.A. Id story. entranse from fourth
New Bsll Ribbons.
iIITH JOHNSON, 48; Market et.. hove just re
§coved r agrees. eplendot ameortment of fall
boos, to w teh they would parorulerly mane me
attention of pnrchasere. sept_
Wrongiit Colless.
A A. Mescal Co,‘O Market street, have pat open ,
ed aro sup wrought collars rust recerved per la.
eep6
MAIM,
FRENCH MERINOS Jotomox, No, 46
Market street hale this day opened a case of
French dlermos of all colors, also Lyonuse cloths, al
pacas. oriental do Amer.c• s. moue de bunt, silk plaids
and woollen do, which will be sold extremely loss.
npl - . . 1
irftney Dross Goods.
-8,Dr04.£1:1.ED,„ thizer3retp.m.tp.atnti A p ...ld n uo ,ed o c. /....t5 e , ,.. ? .
sod mous de lame, to ps etch mohair lustre, and one
don embrotdered drentet of most elegant style. I
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GIMPS AND FRINIiF33 --Sratth k Johnson No. 16'
Market street. have Just received and invoice of
gimps sod fringes assorted colors and styles, some of
courtly new pattern, to which they would invite the
attenuon ot purchaser, sepl
CIAPES AND INA-LARS—A A Mason A. Co. hose
V Just reed 600 more of those very cheep W naught
Collar, st I2le. 2121 hlounong do. nets sty 300 W eh
Staudt:lg du, some e ery supenor. Ins, )4i Wrought
cspets of venous paces. _ . surN
-- 0 WlO5 111 - iTSLINii- - 7 1 A Mason — R .- do. have Am
624 0 opened 20 ps orCumue and Swiss ?dualism
sninl9
—.S—SILRiG:S- -- sold
68,4& ,
'5B 045
DWaiiSILEC— A Mason .A. & Co. have mat rec.
tips glam silks of beautiful fall styles, also l ps
fumy dome and plain silks sep4
Trims morning opened at A A Mason tr. Co's No. 60
I Market street, 00 emus, also same fine mourning,
standinf colors. Beryl
A A. Mason A Co. have psi reent—vedanother lot
of colored silk fringes and gimps. sep4
"VFW FA LI. GOODS—A A Mason b. Co, al Market
LI street, are now opening 20 eases and packages 01
nets Fall Goode., comprising in part new styles Ging
ham., French, English and Ameoesn Prosv, Mull,
Son. and Dook Malin., Collar. Capon, Limes.
a tiny/
LADIFZ STANDING COI.LARS—A A Mason A
Co, 60 Market St, have Dist opened 40 dot of the
moat fashionable etyles of Ladies Standing Collars.
Also. """. Ipg7
11AMASK TAILE COVERS—A A Mason K Co.
JJ have opened a moot extenvive assortment of Ds.
mask Table cover., comprtatng fine medium and lo p w
pced, of all mom 540
OHE.AP CALICOFS—A A Mooon di adsve reed
ki another large lot of Calicoes, at 25 yr for One
Dello, Ale, good yard wide brown Muslin. at 52c.
More Wrought Cann, Wi ougl
WEIA/F1 FLANNELS.—W. R. Murphy has lately
received • full @apply of the different qualities of
the obove desirable go-oda, warranted not to shrink in
washing, at the northeast comer of Fourth and Market
gap.
WOOLLENS FOR BOYS' WEAR.—W. R. Murphy
has received ant anneorunent of various styles of
good.. for boys . wear, plain and horned, guntable for
all and louder. sepY
UNGL.I:4II PRINTS...—A farther limply of nearest
Ls style., and finest qualities, just received •t the
dry goods boom of mini NY R MURPHY
. .
N EW FALL GOODS—A A Muon A Conn market
street. are now opening 15 cats of rich style. of
Merrimack. Hamilton and Coetmeo Prints. mem.
RINGER AND GIMPS—A A Mason & Co, 60 Mar
gi
bet st n have jestreed 46U an
dos of fine hlk d cold
Fringes, of all width.. Also, Gimps of every vs.
fiery and color. mug! ?
JUST RECEIVED -600 ps Merrimack,
sad Cocpeco Prints, of very desirable style..
aughtA A MASON & Co
_
LANNELS—IIrown and Red Pisinnels, on conatien
1 mein and for ssle by
ouglo LEO CO CH at
RAN, 26 wood
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A A. MAFON & Lb. are now opening 11 ease. 11-e.
• 6-4 sad 10.4 hbectings, very desirable for fartul
augtl4
131/(ifll RUGB'..--One bale of Rugs Jost received, of
I
beisnilful swiss and inch colors, for sale at
sag% IiI'CLINTOCK'S, 75 Fourtb,si
_ _,----- _
A. MASON & Co, have BIM recetvcd another
. large assortment of dose cheep Bleached Moe
One, at 4L 0 and 7 cents. Also, 3 cases of those very
superior Bleached hlnalins, angl4 .
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.1
„ ACE CAPS—A A Mason &Co, 60 Market street,
have Bun opened 100 Lace
nm CapN v 7of :anon' prices.
dont l affrtreses, ' Illbt o n f rosins, 47; &e. CA'au737
fiCLUMPS AND FRINGEI3-- A A Mason & Co. hare
r-i""e'd per £x o, SOO dm of the nntet feet , -
inviable miss of Gimp. and Fringes, of Various widths
and donna 10430
• 02.11FeblilDE FLANNELS—VP It Murphy ltae ra
ja aved a few pieces +kale, be and haed
Home- c Made Flarmela. kw, Homo-blade ILAN
• • good snide, and at • low pfla, nolthelle
cuirass 4th and Marisa an. 041 i
ORPUA • Ss COITEIT BALM.
DT virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Alle
-1.) ghetty County, Pennsylvania, hi No. ot, June
Tdreo,l94o, 1 will expose to sale, by public Teraina or
outcry, at the Conn House, in the oily of Pilltsbmgh,
on October itd,lB4o, allO o'clock, A. SL, being the Ist
Monday of October, 1918, an that certain Lot or Piece
of Ground, situate in the dr) , of Biligh. l l ll, beiinning
on Peno street oldie distance of 512 feet westwardly
from Marbury street, and runmog silong Peen street
wealwardly_ 3 . 1 feet; thence .o ath sadly , a parallel
line with M a
stoner, 110 feet to Brewery alley;
thence along said alley eastwardly 39 feet; and thence
northwardly, a parallel line with Marbury street, 110
feet to the place of beginning—with aB the üblwr ll-
one on which erected three small Frll.ll. asul
one small Bnck Dwelling Houses; the YEW being ant.
jeerto a yearly ground rent of one hundred and eight
dollars, payable quarterly forever, to Anthony Dravo,
his heirs and assigns.
Tagus or bsgs—One thud cub on the delivery of
the deed for the premises, and one third in one year,
with interest from the day of sale, and the other one
thirds two years, with interest from the day of sal.
to be ecured by bond
SLAT
enNLARGd mortgage Olt the pre ß. mise.
AET E..
Lam Margaret Thompson, Ad R ministrauig of Wil
liam Thompson. deed. an *.; .ts
Cambria ismitasea fOr '
THE undersigned will offer for sale at public unc
tion, an Thursday, the fifth day of October next,
e following property assigned to them by the late fins
of Vinton, Lewis. Reese k Co.. for the benefit of the
creditors of said firm, to win—The Furnace erected by
said company, with the steam engine and fixtures, and
hot blast &ripens.; the tools used about the furnace;
the lot of land on which the Furnace stand., containing
about Ulm. acres of land, and the merest of the said
firm in fifty urea of land bought of R. IL Du Bois.
The aide will be held on the premises, In the town
ship of Tallmadga Summit county, Ohio, and will com
mence at 10 o'clock A. N.
Tama. or BslA-4.1n0-fourth cash, and the balance
in four, eight and twelve month.
W. 8. C. OTI
angl4-dts W. lL tiPSO N ,
TE subscriber has laid out eleven Lots on the
South side of the Fourth Street Road, and about
two and one gunner miles from the Coon House.
These lots contain each from one to two and a half
acres of land, and will be sold on reasonable and az
commalming terms. It is deemed unnecessary to as
ter Into any explanation of the advantages
of as
ter Into
Their vicinity to this cityand to the hoe of th e
Central Rail Road. recommend ' them mrongly as very
desirable country residences.
The submnber also offers for sale about seven hun
dred acres of land to Franklin township, Allegheny
county, abobt seventeen miles from Fittsburgh. Also,
tune bu ilding Into in the borough of Hassmgbam.
angLi-cllm NEVILLE B. CRAIG.
11. THAT property lately ixenpled by H. Ni•ou,
Foq., on Craig street, neu Robinson, Allegheny
city, will be sold on aceammodating terms The
lot I. 33 feat 4 inches on Craig street, running through
to the Canal 15U feet. There is • good two story hates
dwelling house on the premien huely built, and the lot
well Improved, containing • 'ninety of choice fruit
pees, grape. shrubbery. ke. This property is conveni
ently situated for persons dotng boat:m.ln either Pitts
burgh or Allegheny, and u a desirable residence. Tit).
indisputable. For terms apply to WM. BOTH, Attor
ney at Law, office on Fourth street,above Smithheld.
pp{-dtf
- 965 - Aires Cala Lsaaa for !Sale,
ITT ATED on the Monongahela nye, about 16 miles
10 from Pittsburgh and 3 miles above third Lock,
the immediate tietglitortiood of Messrs. Lyon It Shorb,
and Mr John Herron's purchase. This hue body of
Coal will be sold at the low price of CU per acre—orre
third In hand, balance m five equal annual payments,
without interest. Tule indisputable. Location very
good--cannot surpused. For further particulars
enqutre of S RALSLEY, who haa • draft 01 said ;
perly. R ' Row.
N. Et There is another seam of coal on duo tram,
about 60 feet above the lower, of escellent quality.
jpeadd Si. B.
UsttriVi to Oh
ATRACT of land, 90 acres, in Harrison, Portage Co-,
on the Cuyahoga nver--about MI acres under im
provement. Also, two unimproved lots in the Tillage
of Warren. Trumbn Co, 60 feet by 911. Also, a lot of
g u
rond in th e centre ll
of Hartford. Trumbull Co., 'with a
fine durellutg honor and store--one of the best stands
for • merchant on the Western Reserve. Any or all
Mrs property artll be sold on very_accoromortlating
mans. ISAIAH DICIMY Co,
feblo Water and Front sm.
FACTORY FOR SALE.
HE large and well built Factory, erected on Rebec
it.
ca sweet, Allegheny coy, by S. Caasatt Esq., is
offered foe wile at • bargain, and on easy terms. The
lot on which the Factory is erected, fronts ICO feet on
Rebecca street, and runs back 110 feet to Park street
The Main building m of brick, three stories high and
60 feet long by 27 fees wide. The ufterie House ie
large and commodiaus, with an mem, boilm, stack,
he., all in complete order. The property
be sold
low, and on advantageous term. '
FM price, terms, ho., enquire at this ems.
angl4-dtf
— For - Fsesals
It THAT nunmodiom brick dwelling house and
lot.
large the residence of Me. Jane Magee, on
Webster street. near the head of Seventh street,
on which are • stable and carnage house, out house.
bake oven, and a Taney of shrubs and grape vines
Possesaton will be green on Bic Imo( October, ot BOOn
er if resumed. Enquire on Me premise. or on Wylie,
near Weaning - ton street M Id LOWRIt.
ango-dif _
Tract of Land for Sala.
THE subscriber will sell on aucommodatix4l terms, a
valuable tram of .improved land, .innate on the
road leading (rum Bnalmon to Franklin, about eighteef
miles from Pittsburgh. and about eight miles from the
town of Freedom on the Ohio river. The tract con.
tains 402 acresmid DI perches, strict measure The
[ land le of an excellent quality, about 90 acres cleared,
[ and well watered. and will be wild either in whole or
I in fa.s of convenient um, to suit purchasers.
For further particular. enquire of Whl. BOYD. An./
at laa, other on 4th st above linuthneld, Pambetrgh.
my-2621kestf T
Property in Allegheny Cliy - for EWA.
THE ce
L... su . b t ee tua nb e e re in Deer rs:coor ne
nd lies on r 6 o n y
ohoo the
[ Common ground. on easy terms Inquire of
W. Olt ROBINSON. Any at Law. St Clatr
r of/ AS ROl.llNt.iN , on the premises
niyi2dA weer T
i? &IVA - Pint
VALUABLE FARM containing 140 acres, alma
ted IL Belmont county. Ohio, 7 miles from St.
Clainvtlle and 2 miles [meth nide National Road, and
I-in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the coon.
ty. There is notice cunt vision about ninety acresomdt
a young orchard. dec. to. For terms and other partic
ular. enquire of JOHN S. DILWORTH,
27 wood
au
Valuable lluelnasa graud•
MARKET sTRKET FOR BALF--The store
VI at mese. occupied by Mt FOR D BALD
Market street, two doors above Fifth, is offered-7m
Wtd L RUSSELL
sale.
Ala°, a very handsome lot-anon at Manchester, to
tanning shout 3 acres, with • dwelling house and onb •
Improvements, formerly the residence of Rev. Mr. M.
Curdy. ApplT to (3EO. BREED.
aep4-d' m 94 wood street
Valoable—Fte•idt enee toSale. Allegheny City
or
riONTEhIPLATINO a removal from Allegheny etty,
kj I offer in reetdeoce there tor sale.' The preonses
are in delightful order, and every way worthy the et.
tension of any person wishing such property.
iy2 ll
R. W FOINDEYTER
• _
Baal Kleist* to Mereror Coomty.
LOT, Storehouse sod Dwelling, situate th•
dAEsc Erten.. Canal. the village of West Mid
ett; m
a destrahle location for a merchant Also,
Lot and good Dwelling House well waited for • Tower
Stand, in the village of Orangeville. on State hno
Ohm. Terms easy. ISAIAH DICKEY & Co.
feblo Water and Front aro
•
To Lot.
THREE dwelling houses umated on 4th street
near corisl bridge, in the city of Einsburxh. Al
so a room 75 by 20 fort. with a convenient en
trance on sth st, near woad. Also, a frame dwelling
two stones, with an acre of ground enclosed and node
cultivainly altaate an OLIO rano in the city of Allegh
ny. Inquire of J D WILLIAMS,
110 wood street.
To Hrawarl.
la FOR SALE OR RENT, the Pittsburgh Brew
ry, with all Its brewing apparatus, tmate
on
Penn street and Barker's alley,aud now ...mud
by Geo. \V South & Co. Possession given on the first
ay
dof April ensuing For
W terms, ke. enquire of
BRON & CULBERTSON,
14 !Merry st.
' • •
1 HAL LAND Ll.l--:Seiess ac eva coal lan
kj for sale, situate in bend of the klonougnhela Rive
above Brownsville. Pa.. having a 7 foot vein of coo
which will be ;Loki to exchange !or gaol. For porno•
sr. apply in 1ne2.5 , k VI"H ARRAUGH .21 wool Si
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE.—The subseriO.
offers kir sole the three story bnek Warehou
on Wood street. occupied by K. Tanner & C.
It rents now for PIM/ per year.
WM. WILSON, H.
To Lot.
rag ~hoo•e Tbe s o townbent oral:tot part of the
°"" " "71;;;1'Y°Mtr'i t °G..,
54 water street
A Floe two .tern bnek boom, on maw !street,
Mk Allegheny elty, near the upper bridges
The lot be
fa met in front by WO deep A
For benne Inqutre of
• ' WASHINGTON. 4th al-
As& TIIE, large bre pr.( warehouse, 14 feet front by
an feet deep, on 1111C01111 St, TICIIt aroma. Rent m0d
..., Inquire 01 J SCHOONMAKER & Co.,
Ririe 21 weed n
For Rent.
A Smote House, conned on Blom alley, (or
rent. Intonre of ROBERT DALZELL Co,
Liberty street. dect3
W &rehouse to Rent.
E warehouse at present txcupted by the sob.,
There. Per session given on the Ist of October.
FORSYTH & DUNCAN
rep 7
EXCHANGE BROKERS, Sc..
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111:1155110 17 . HANNA i 00,
TIANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, and dealers
JUI In Foreign and Ikariesue Exchange, Certificates of
Deposit, Bonk Notes. and Specie; Fourth meek near
ly opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh. Current money
received on depositc—Sight Checks for sale, and col
leen°. made on nearly all the principal points in the
United States.
aid for Foreign arid AMerican
The highest premium p
!f old.
AdVane. made on consignments of Produce ship
ped East, on liberal terms. metil3
A. HOLIIIMII di BOIL
ANICER.S and Dealers in Exabange, Coln and
BDant Nov, No. SS. Market street. Pittsburgh.
Selling Rates. Exchange. Buying Rate*.
New Yorkl pr Cinoinnau, 2 dis
Philadelphia, do Louisville, 2 do
Baltimore, do St. Louis, il do
Buying Rates, BANK F.S. Buying Rater
Ohio, 2 di. Cor k Scrip Orders,' die
- "do Relief Notes, , l dr
- _
Wheeling, Cd - o 'New Chia...
T'PPerf'' do Maryland,
VOI3.EIGE TraCHANGE:
ILLS on England, Irel.d, .d Scotland bought
Pany amount at the Cornet Rates of Exchange.
o, Drafts payable in any part of the Old Counmes,
froui /I to LIEU°, at the rate of SS to the Sterling,
without deduction or diecount, by JOSHUA ROBIN
SON, European and (Jenard Agent, db. 6th et one
door west of wood. oellettf
•
➢warn U.
HILL t. CURRY,
100ANICERS Exchans , Broker., Deafen!, in For
rip and Domestic Time mud Sight Hills of Ll
rhuige,Cenificatc. of Depo.tte, Bank Noted and Coin
Nod Wood whet, third door below Foust, gre•
mar2ttf
Ceaselting Engineers i Coaa...._
Patasteess
OMe for procuring and defending Patents, imparting
Information on Mmhmies aml tea application of Sm.
once to the AnS4 sod en American and Foreign Laws
of Patents.
DROP. WALTER R. JOHNSON, We of Pitiladel.
phis,
_end R. C. ROBBINS of Wertdegoon city,
(to be aided try Huard Knoe/1-., Esq., late jdactibielt
f the United States Patent e,) . have mod.*
themselves together for the prosecution of the above
branches of professional blame., caber in their office,
at the Patent oMce, or before the Court; and will de:
vote their undivided attention to ferwanimg the inter
est of Inventors and others who ritacOntadt them or
place business in their hand. Mr7Knoselei has far
the part twelve years held the post of Machitdon in the
United States Patent Office, and mole; that situation
to take part in the present undertaking: His talents
Lod peculiar fitness for dm Important office *along fill
ed by him, have teen folly recognised by Inventors
wherever the office itself is known.
The office of Messrs. J. & R. is on F street, opposite
the Patent Office, Washington D. C., where communi
cation. post pai d , will be promptly bursa, and
to; exani
inations made, ernerings, spectficatum. and all requis
ite papers prepared—and motels procured when de-ri
led—on reuenable arras. Letters of enquiry, expect
ed to be answered after exeminaticuis had., must be at
manpanied by • fee of five dollar.
In the duties of their office which pertains to the Pa
tent Laws, Messrs. J & R. will be assisted by s legal
gentleman of the highest pmfeasional charseter, ana l
g
conversant with hiechanidlt and oth
mj er Scientific
BYDBOPATWC MITAII.OII II2I LENT,
1111.1dristriarksuivit Pa.
WI. EDWARD ACKER,. takes this means of re
.. 1.1 turning his thanks to tits fronds and die public
for the extensive pauonage he has received, and of in
forming them that he has lately erected • large and
well constructed building,
_for the exclusive mimeses
of his WATER CURE ESTABLiSHMENT,so lus old
location, at Phillipsburgh, Pa., on the Ohio ever, oppo
site the steamboat landing at Beaver, where he
moon ready
to receive patients as boarders, and treat the fly
dropadde principles. In addition to his lotorexperi
race and the great niece a which b at he re tofore rd.
tendisi his treatment of patients committed is his cue,
tie has now the additional facilities afforded by an ex
tensive bulking erected expressly for the purpose, con
taining commodious and airy mons, and fitted up with
every necessary apparel:is for bathing, and ddminin
tering the treatment to the utmost benefit and comfort
of the patient. Philllpsbureh ism MOO dellghtful and
healthy villa., easy of access by steamboats, and af.
fords fine and wholesome water. Dr. Acker usures
thou rtaleted persotut who may place themselves un
der his tiara that every attention shall be paid to their
midfort; and as an assurance calk, substantial benefits
to be derived, he points with conhdenee to the hun
dreds who have been permanently cured at hut estab
lishment The Water Cure leave. ininrions effect.
behind, as is too often the ease with those who have
been treated on the old system. It removes the din
eun, itivigorate• the system, protects from the dangers
incident to dirties of the weather, ereame • natural
and active appetite, and imparts vigor to thadigesuve
powers. Terms of treatment and boarding reasonable.
For further particulars inquire it the establishment, or
address the pomnetor at Phllliroburgh.
aug26d
EIM=
do PennsTly
do New York
atlait alsaisia. Agosrator lams
MB. & FLAIIII,_
nrICF-RS AND F.XCHANGE BROlalßla, dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Mils of Exchange, Cer
ate. of Depostte, Dank Notes and Cony earner of
ad and Wood streets, directly apposite 8t Charles Ho
t_e_L___________,-..-_ may2Bllly
rtOLLECTIONS—Draotes, and Accepts.
ljecs, payable In any pan (the Union, collected es
the most favorable terms, N. HOLM ES & SONS
delo 6B ?dntate.
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BACON -07 pieces, hog round, for sole I mums - ,„, pc .
juip auglS WICK & ISFCA --
c i C c IAL BOAT FLANK.-78,0C0 feet of dry boat plank,
Mist-----.--------7----N-108 p eces prime country eared Bacon, for aide at the Out Let Saw and Planting Mills,
,E 0 Just ravened and fin sale by_
l ic t i V ell,' . NV/14X B MAXI & SON
sis 29 WIOIL & JIMULKIMINI
,
THE STAE. OP THE WEST
)11111111b. VEVITIAN BLIND SLINIJFACTORY
East side of the lhatriand, where Verunan
Minds of all the different sines and colors
ere kept
amendand or oiade to order arta 7
the latest moot approved Eastern lath..
tonson the shortest notice and on the moo
reason. le terms.
Also, the cheap Boston roll or split Mind Transpa
rency and Paper Curtains of all the different sires and
patterns, on hand and for sale low for cash. Old Veni.
has Blind. punted over and repeiritid, or taken In part
payment for new. B. 61 WESTERVELT, Moll,
R. B —All work done with the best material and
workmanethp, and warranted to pleasethe most fas
tidious. anglo-dly
Allegheny est
Aug 10, 18U
lio.ooo to, 0004, t.O.
W. Baker'. American and French Chocolate, Prepar
ed Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Broom, Cocoa Shells, in.
0 merchants and conmmers, who would purchase
Tthe best products of Cocoa, free from adulteration,
more nutrition. than tea or cotfeo and in quality 1100111-
passed, the subscriber recommends the above article.,
manufactured by himself. and stamped with his name.
His Booms and Cocoa Pasta,. delicate, palatable,
and salutary drinks for invent:ls, convalescents, and
ethers, are pronounced by the most =Meat physician.
superior to any other preparations. kits manufactures
are always on sale, in any.uantity, by the most re
spectable grocers m the ern cities, and by their
egenta, Hawes, Gray &co., of Bottom James NI Bunco
& no, Hartford, Conn; HUINOY iL Murray, Hew ork,
Grant /a Stone, Philadelphia; Thomas V Bnm
W dtge, Bal
timore; and Kellogg & Bennett, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ALTER BAKER, Dorchester Mass.
For sale by aural B&G&LEY & SDHTH. Acts
PITTSBUILOII FEMALE/ INSTITUTE.
PHIS Institution, under the care of Mr. and Mrs
Gommangerill re-open for the reception of pupil.
kn the same buildings, N 0.52 Liberty street, on the lot
Monday of Septcnnhsr.
Arrangements have been made by which they swill
be able to furnish young ladies facility*. equal to any
La the West, for obtaitung a thorough English. Classi
cal. and Ornamental education.p full coarse of Plu
lisophthal and Chemical Lecturas will be delivered
during the unmet, illustrated by apparatus. The de
partments of Vocal and Instrumental ?duke. Modern
Languages, Drauring and Painting, will each be under
the care of • competent Professor . By close attention
the moral and tkitellectual improvement of their pro
pit. the Prtheipals hope to ment a continuation of the
liberal patronage they have hitherto enaloyed. Po
teems. see circular or apply to the Prhicipal.
austidtf
Ofkle• of AM•rielllaS & Foreign P.tents.
TAMES GREENOUGH, of the late firm of &
GrVenollgd, continues the holiness of Consulung
Engineer and Patent Attorney, at his Mime an the city
of WASHINGTON. Ha may be consulted and em
ployed In making examinations tn machinery in the
Patent Office and elsewhere, to famishing dntwingt
and specifications of machines, and all papers necessa
ry, transfer, amend, ratissoe or extendleuers patent an
the Vatted States or Europe. Ilea.. also be consult
ed professionally t all guestioakof litigation arm
ing under the tent Pa Law, and"' will argue ques
tions before the Patent Office or an appeal theretrom,
for which his long cape nenge the Patent Office and
an his profession, have peculiarly) hued hon. The pro
fessional Maine.. of t h e late Or T. P. Jones having
been placed in has bonds, all letters in relation thereto
should be addressed to him post paid. sagaidtrartlmS
F~aey Prim . treihlYoirk Trailippe.
subsenbers have now to store calrpextensore
assoretti of Fan for ladles we which have
been porestea an Europe by one of the firm, at very
low oncost daring the monetary crises succeeding the
French Fievolatiout
This advantage, which they possess ever any other
oehousent txt the trade,lisill enable them to sell a very ex
celle article mach below the market price.
[ET . Merchants and others will advance their on
interests by examining this .1411•i0C assorunent.
SOLIA. BROTHERS, Importers,
60 Anna lMalbereyl between 'AI and 3d streets.
ang7-43m
CiIiPARTNEBIMULP.
T HAVE this day dtsposed of part a my interest in
I. the Samue l Lorena Alerting Co. ai my sons, Rob*.
1.1. and F. etterling. HENRY t3TEALLNG.
According to the above arrangement, we have this
day associated withos as partners the above named
ROBERT a STERLING, and
SAMUEL F. STERLING.
The business will be conducted as heretofore, under
the name of LORENZ, STERLING & Co
Plush. D
4. • azg=r i int i
WILKINS;
n ONTINtiFB to manufacture Monuments, rt
—1.16
kJ Vaults, Tombs, Head Stones, Manual Pieces, Cen•
tee and Pier Tops of foreign and domesoc marble, at
• regular and fair price.
R— Drawings fort:immanent*, vaults, &c. furnish
ed, of any desertpuon. He solicits • share of public
partonege augßdif
NEW ARTICLE OF STEAM PACKING—Just re.
ceived by express, YGO lbs India Rubber Steam
Peeking, for eilindert of steamboats, /cc. This article
being much the best kind that bas ever been offered for
the pantos*, we call the attendee of our steamboat en
togtem to it. It will save them grestemonnt of labor.
when • cylmder is once packed it will not regime
to be packed again before making one or two trip. to
SI.
No and barb. For sale at the India Robber De
no,' No Wood at. rl3 1 &.I4 PHILLIPS
WILLI-Abi SMITH, Manufacturer of Cotton and
colored Lmen, Fromm fur Dreescs,&c.; Seelig
Salk and colored Cotton Frtages ar silk and gingham
Parasol.. m Lip, Mohan, and Silk Bullion Frutges,
made to order on the shortest notice.
IkSTOII4 corner of Maiden Lane and William, entrance
No re Wtlltam street, third floor, over Abner & Elys'
store. No GS Maiden Lan • York jyto
• •
-- :etlC MA
RCHLN PS, at from SS to SR; ...,..-
DMagnetic Machines, from different maw. manu
facturers; Marine Clocks for steam boats, canal boau
and factories. Also, Chemicals, Thermometers, Az.
for sale by BLAKE & Co.
corner market st ...Idle diamond
N. B.—Electricity of either kind administered at do
direction of physicians. _l7 _l7 _.
GagENVITOOD oArtogars.
1 rISITEELS TO THIS RETREAT can be furnished
V with a Lunch at all hours Of the day; also, lee
Creams. Fmn Confectionary, &M The steamer cireer,.
wood makes her regular insM leaving her Pitt
street landing at 4 A. M., t half past each hour
lexcept II) until lIH P. M.—leaving the Garden at. to
P. N. for hat last any to the city.
A moonlight view of the Garden is inde.nbable Pi,
its beauty. ityLs
.7,111 - .THeRS & NICHOLSON are now selling otrit
21.. moderate prieM the following article.:
Platform Scales of all kinds, 'reigning mom It* to
3000 pounds of supe ri or workskup.
Wood M are, Ite‘ x terna; Coal Cooking
Stores; do do; Coal k.Uptif and Balloon Stores,
for chamber. warehouses, &e. 2te.
Grates and Gram Fronts, for parlors, chambers,
kitchens, &c.
Ploughs and Plough Castings of various kinds.
ARTHURS & NICHOLSON,
iinitlitmLiberty. head/ Wood ot
------ Ni — : - 1 ., . Yos.
HAVINO
M sold
M our mare mock to
sine Glum, witli
a view toelating our old buss. we hereby so
. 31 for bun the patronage of at to friends and em
in -
ent RO . POING IFTTER,
T/I 'POINDEXTER.
Pittsburgh. Aug. 4th, ISO.
CH. GRANT, Wholesale Grocer, Commbisio.
Forwardnig Merchant, No. 41 Water st. sal/
D
DST RECEIVE at W fil'eltntoclCA No. 75 Fourth
IP street. and for pale cheap
3p. ex sup Aphy carpet, no style ;
10 do do line log. do do, some very elegant
3 do do do do do do
5 docox do do do as low as 20 cents;
5 do do Von. do rich style ,
I case of Thortipsonaille rap., unsurpassed in style
Persons purebassor for dwellings, hotels and swan.
boats would do well by calltng and examimng our
meek before purchasing be
serlll
To She Public. -
W k:, the ribsenbers, respectfully solicit the met'
chants and
which ' we .all sell low to close eon
stgament, prior to the toot anon meaung, to be held
at the old coon house to-night-
JOHN M'FADEN k Co
Transporters, canal BUM
AT I,l7doFit-o-t1617- t e. TS F0ur77 , 3.
eau be see n a splendid canny of sup Royal Vel
vet and Tapestry Carpets, latest etTlea. Al., DlMS
eels, 3 ply and sup and fine Ingram Carpets, of sup
styles and qualifies; and in connecuo.
eu
found Table line no, Crashes, Diapers. Darnuks, Ala
Irons, Oil Cloths. tr. 8,e., to all of which we call the
attenuon of the public.
WANTMID.
AWOMAN to do house twhrk ; wares liberal and
work light; goal reference required Apply to
sep7 J H sl
THT—tERVISi-:
VFLearoIiTHURDE
-
Tb
fgh,,ree fine Draught HoHeAfor sale, muta
,
ble foe draying i A . : LLL Ezbui Fo re ß _
_of
D & Co,
saga canal beatn, liberty in
qinALF aenurniPieTieli - Calf Skins, a
eery hoe article. A few dozens ibiladei . hia
Et s, from the mannfaemsrof H M rawfor to
which the attention of boot Makers to invited Jost
received and for sale by W YOUNG k CO,
jet 143 liberty st
REMOVALLF - H Ed C. Co. will remove to th eir
New Store, No fd Fourth street, between Wood
and Market streets,. the 113.11 day of September.
ULOORING-01400 feet, Wine ankle, for vale W the
qcll Let Saw andriPamMettirm7.
H !
ART'S r ETAB , • i s an ievs h is
Die remedy for Epileptic Fin or Falling Sickness
Convulsioas, spasms, /se. It is well known, that from
time immemorial. physicians have preeminent Epilep
tic Fin imaruble. It has baffled all their skill. and the
boasted power of all medicine, and consequently thou
sands have =fend through a
miserabie canteen, and
at last yielded up their lives on the itilar 01 inamity.
With all deference, however, to the amnions of the
great and learned ne say that it has beta cared
HART'S V WE:FABLE EXTRACT,
For sixteen years, has been tested by many pet-sous
ho have suffered with this dreadful disease, and in
every case where it his had a fait trial. has effected •
permanent cure.
Fit. of El years and 6 mouths, cured by the use of
this truly wonderful medicine.
Read the following remarkable ease of the son of
Wet. Senors, Esq., of Philadelphia, afflicted with Epi
leptic Fits 27 years and 6 months. After travelling
through England, Scotland, Germany and France, con
taking the moat errenent phyliclans, and espeading for
medicine, medical treatment and advice, these thee
sand dollars, resumed with kis son to this e ,entry
November last,without receiving arty benefit what.•
or, and was eared by using
HARTS VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
Mr. William Recore's Letter to Des. Iva. and But
I have spent over three thousand dollars for .medi
eine and medical attendance. I was advised to take a
toot to Europe with him wi oh I did. 1 first visited
England. I consulted the most eminent physicians
there in restwet to his case; they essauned him and
presented accordingly. I remained three months
without perceiving any change for the better, which
cost me about two hundred and fifty dollars pocketed
by the physicians. and the most that I received arm
their ommon that my son's ease was hopeless and posi
tively incurable. I accordingly left.Engiand, and trav
elled through Scotland Germany and France, mail le
tamed home in the month of November•
last, with my
son as far from being cured as whenliell. I saw your
advertisement in one of the New York papers, and
concluded to try Hart's Vegetable Extract, seeing your
statements and certificates of so many cures, wale 01
twenty and thirty years' standing, and I can assure you
I am not sorry I did so, as by the use of Hart's Vegeta:
ble Emmet alone, he was restored to perfect health
His reason, which was so far gone as to mfit him for
business, is entirely restored. with the prospect now
before him, of life, health and usefulness. lie is note
IS' years of age, and 27 yearn and 6 months of this
time has been affLieted with this most dreadfid of the.
eases; bat thank God he is 120•0 enjoying good health.
Now, gentlemen, faith withou t work. I don't believe
in. To say that I chall be ever grateful to you is one
thing, and as I here enclose you one handled dollars, I
have no doubt but that you will think this is mother
and quite a different thing. The debt of granted' I
still ewe yen, bat please to accept the present amom
i.as interest on thedebt in advance
Yours very respectfull
(Sigeed,/ y,
WILLIA3I SECORE
TO THE AFFLICTED.
One of the proprietors of this invaluable methane
mu afflicted for several years wild Epileptic Flu.
The disease bad produced the wont effe , qn his
eystem, Low of memory, imbecility of
an
perfect prostration of the nervous system had
tried the skill of the beat physicians for seven years,
and grew worse under their treatment, and he knew
that this medicine was his only hoc for health and
life, and was therefore dete rm ined to ve it a fait malt
and to persevere in its use, which he did, and the maul
was • perfect restomuou to health, which was tend;
nod unintempted for nearly sixteen yeti...
We would refer to the persons followun i.. who have
Co a l
e,r3trittleu=rtt,.'srVegetallis,'
dtraen.
resides at Yonkers, New York.
W Bennet, tilue years, 171 Grand st.
J Ellsworth, seven years, 12 Dover st.
Joseph hrDougal, nine years, East Brooklyn, 14,11
W Smith, New York Custom House.
lye' twenty years, Staten laland,
Miss leof, twenty years, Yorkvule:
Miss B Cnne, twelve years, 112 Hanunersly sy
Wm H Peru% twenty-three years, 73 Norfolk W.
Jacob Petry, four years, 174 Delaney at.
Philo Johnson, twenty- eight years, Oreeneast a, Pip
Judge Randall, 94 Bast liroadwey, New York,
Thomas H Jones, of the U S Navy.'
Cam Wm Jennings, Blab, at. Bridgeport, Cl. Raferenee also made to
Dr W L Monroe, Guilford, 0.:
Rev Richard Taggen, West Davmpon A T.
Ras T L Bushnell, Baltimore. Aid
Mr Joseph Bradley 116 Orchard m, N Y.
C H Houghton, 233 kisrenth at N Y.:
Mrs James Denholf, star, Orenge err- NIT
John Faber, 17d Elisabeth at,
do
1) A Richert:, ES Delaney a;
James 13e Suffolk st, do
Chutes Brown, 100 Water st, do
All of whioh may be called upon, or addressed, pod
paid
Pniqmsid by Dr B !last, Data Iva= It Dartj
Now York.
THOMAS & Co, between 3d and
4th sts, and IN Main st, be t we e n
4th and sth sweets,
Cmelimatl, Ohio, wholesale and retail agents for the
mouth and west.
L. WILCOX, Jr , corner of Market st and the Rif
mood, only art t o Putsblg Pa landawly
& SURGICAL OFFICE,
n No 05, DIAMOND ALLEY, ►
few doors below Wood street, to
714 markeL
DR. BROWN, 1.91511 been
regularly educated to the medical
profesmon, and been for some drcia
• in general practice, now confines
' •
his attention to the treatment of
d i k those ptivate and delicate cool
\ plaints for which his opportunnies
/ and experiencepeculiarlynab
I • •fk
, hull II years assiduously devoted
to study treatment of throe complatmLiduring which
time be has had more pram and hex cured mom pa.
bents than can ever fail to the lot of any private preen
mioner) amply qualifies him to offer assurances of
speed) remittent, and satisfactory core to all Milieted
'nth delicate diseases, and all chwasev arising there
Dr. Brown would Inform those afflicted with private
diseases which have become chronic by ume or ad
graveled by the nse of any of the common nostrnms of
the day. that their cumplunts can he radically and thor
oughly cured; be having given has careful attention to
the treatment of such cues, and succeeded io hundreds
of in s tances in curios persons of Inflammation of the
ne ek of the bladder, and kindred diseases which often
result from those eases where others have consigned
them to hopeless despair. He particularly invites suck
as have been long and unsuccessfully treated by others
to consult tura wh g satisfaction
thorough grven
them. end them case treated to a careful, and
intelligeot manner, pointed out by a long expenencey
oudy. and tuvestiganon. winch it is impossible for those
engaged in genend pracnite maiimile to give
tn.: class of &sense. ouw.o
frr-lrernin or Rapture—Dr. Brown also urrnes per,
soas allimmi with Hero. to call, as he has paid pestle,
taw attention to this disease.
Skin diseases; elso Pi s, Pelsy, etc., speedily cured
Charges very low.
N. B.—Pauents of pith sex hying at a distance, by
stating them &sense to wrung, giving all the ey t op:
toms, can obtain medicines with directions for our, by
addressang T. BROWN, hi. D., poet paid, and mei
leg fee.
Dace No. 63, Diamond alley, opposite the overly
House.
MILIt.II•III3L—Dr. Brown. newly discovered reme
dy for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain remedy for
that pace infto trouble. It never fails.
Offiand Private Consulting Rooms, No. ILS Dia
mond alley, Pittsburgh , P. The Doctor a always at
No nun no pay
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STHMA, OR DIFFICULTY OF BREATHLNO.—
A This disease is caused by a paroxysmal construc
tion of the air cells; h is very debilitating, almost cans
nil 'adoration. DR. SWha.TSLICIB PANACEA is the
*n llo c artic 'r' nT.:7L; be entirely cured by a free use al Dr,
Porectscr's Panacea.
Catarrh, or common cold, which, if neglected, will
terminate In Consumption, is effectually relieved and
oared by Dr. Swimmer's Panacea.
Bronchitis, if unchecked, will effectually lead to
Bronchial Consumption, bat a timely use of Dr. Sweet
sees Panacea will effectually ewe
Inflammation of the Tonsils or Pore Throat—This
disease often leads to serious consequences from neg
lect, such no 111.11.1013 Of the throat: On the first symp
tom& Dr. Swimmer's Panacea should be procured and
ased freely.
Coughs and Colds End a sovereign remedy in Dr:
Baireeter'a Panacea.
Pneumonia Notha—A very fatal disc.& 4ring
from & violent cough and cold on a debilitated off bro
ken down constimuon; nod persons subject to tt.—
Sereeter's Panacea should be used on the gnu
symptoms, which are a cough or cold.
?fight Scream—This debilitating complaint will meet
with a timely check, by siting Dr. Sweetser's Panacea.
Consumption—lf on the first appearance of mm
dye symptoms, which are a pain in the side and breast,
cough or option; of blood, if Dr. Sweetsees Panacea is
freely us 4 no danger need be apprehended.
when the Longa, the Windpipe, or Bronchial Tubes
become clogged up with phlegm so as to impede respi
ration or breathing, Dr. 81weetser's Panacea, which is
a powerful Expectorant, should be taken according to
the directions.
lawns:L.—reds distressing epide Bowsent la
our climate, is speedily cured by DrPan.
eel
Price Slper bortle, or six bottles for
For Ude by WM. JACKSON, M Liberty
sign of
he big boot. novby
SELLER'S FAMILY SNIF.DICIATER
Should be kept by t every Family.
LOGAN Corsoocas, Va.
{ Should
SELLEILS s—sl first Introducour Vta
-131. tarceis Su this place, ist a time whe re pmpars
lion called The Dead Shot was very popular. and (band
It very difficult to sell; but it no. gained for itself • pop
miretya has swallowd up al others. I eCtuld Ph ,
you any number sal e
certifica l
tes, but I do tot think
it necessary.
That your Lien Puse are preferred to all other in
Sus region I know to be a fact. Yesterday I sold to
•
merchant two boxes for his own use, although he ha•
on hand a supply of Dr. hPLune's. Twelve months
az, I raw, in a distant part or this country. • most
disconsolate looking lady, who had Wag snared from
Liver Complaint. she had twice sent • great distance
for • phystetan, but found no permanent 'else( and was
almost in e hop-lees condnuin. On her husband's fir t
visit to our town he bought two to and promstedl,
should they benefit Sits wife, to purchase more As ha
never railed I supposed the) bad not been of service,
but on passing by his house , • short time since, I found
the lady in comparative good health, cheerful and con
tented.
Your Pills always' relieve persons who /save Ague
‘o , The Cough Syrup has never failed to my
knowledge; mevery, ease of producing good result,
and giving enure sattUhrtiori.
Very respecoully.
Prepared and sold by
No. 57 Wood street.
Sold also by druggists generally in the two eines.
====l
IT i.• • great satisfamion to ustobeable th. publicly
to *nominee, that the great demand for our intpenOt
en d s plendid preparations of our -PAMIL'i SIRDI-
Cllti." far exceeds our most sanguine expectations,
paruciderty our Indian Expectorant and Compound
Carminative Balsam, ornieh for beauty of appearance,
superiority of lagiredients, and the compounding of
them, together with the immense &sporty Co the elm
clone bottle. over any other—the beautiful and orna
mental engraving., and the mite displayed in the pat
ting of them up 1.11 • (MM.. incitement to she ;mob...
er. And as many of my old friends who knew me
c` L II. 011113 I.O.lCS.'') when in the employmemof Dr.
Jayne, I now beg leave respectfully to inform them
that I ant one of the firm of LOUD EN & Co, No. 64
Arch &reel- below Third, Pam. .her I shall
be happy to see them; who, aided by brother, a
regalia grultutte of the "Philadelphia College of Pliiikl-
R 5 \
m.y." make,• ut up, and compound, with our own
h a nds, •vrry ST le compruing our "rattily Mein
cne•" mei Indian Ispectorant. Compound Carmine
-1 nee Bobs m.
tempo nd Tonic Vennitnge, West Indtati
,rnirtr t e Pills. amt Oriental Hair Tome..
We fOribei beg leave to remark, (and we do it with
a confiilence that cannot be shaken,) that we base dis
covered and m.ate an improvement on our Oriental
Hair Tonic, that far exceeds any thing ever adored to
the public. Give us • pall at No.. ARCH street.
Our canna alone aro an inducement, and we .r. sore
of the result. anglAm
ELLERIN VIMMIFUGE—" No family should La
0 without it •O
Loosa, C. It, VA , Aug. 'I. '4B.
Ns. R. E. Slum: I cheerfully cenify that I have
for some years past used your Verralfuge in my family,
and universally with success I decidedly prefer it to
any other preparation I have used—amongstthese mat
be narte-d the celebrated medicine called Deadline'.
Falmestock's Vennifoge, and a preparation caned
Worm Vei. In a recent ease a single dent brought
from my little boy one hundred and six large worms
No funny certainly ought hi be arithout It. Yours /se
JAB. LAWSON •
Prepared andsold by R Sellers, Nti.li7Wood
and sold by Draniatii ginisraity in both dies. • sepll
EEZIMI