GROCERIES; Ice ude on accommodating ri C. a GRANT offers • NJ lamb 400 bus Rea eaSea, 74.1 a ilk Peppr 900 pkg. YH, i and Im perial Terw 30 4 . l...era ik shs4 and P.l - do N 056,7 Libssirla; 1 casks Madder, 1 1 0 1 e gs " g o =; I as Salts. 6 inn, Reee Ginger, 6 do Alyt..e, 28 lan Boon Alas; 3 do Holm.' &a 35 roams Tow Wrapping 160 do ntraar do do: 50 doz eirodz; 111 toils innoilta Elope; 41M lb. cotton Yarns; 3,500 lbs No I it 2 Ratting; 53 au Rosin Soap: 20 do ma do; 30 bbl. Rosin; 20 casks Tannant's doable refined Soda Ash; 38 bas 10115 04 do 8.10 do. 102 do pint nista; 14 do Ida dcs 14 do goals Bottles, 130 hble Ume, 115 ia r ßeany.s Ride Pea -100 do do Rock do; 14 lanes No 24 Sheet lecon ED Peacock and Pawns Lover PI • ea • 1 611 MOW cinnamon. 70 bin Is, 6s, in and its Tpsues, various brds and sisslrdes; .10 kegs Carolina and Va. . tons* Trobshro blgs No 3 large mask ers', 76 Md. N °Sugar, =tuft urel wkit•Lcull -1 cuk Ump Black; . titil lb. A 11, E B aut cast Sgeel; . , HE subscribers are oow 1% low rate% ao folio bfebeste Y H, 0 P end blk Teas Ma= do do 407=Rio and Lagairs ElikiiMM 50 bbls No 3 Mackerel half bale do 75 bp white Er ten Saver 159 las Herriag, No 1 15 els Borden= Altaaada 33 E Waleuts 95 " Fllberce 15 bgs Old Gov Java do 150 bra manufactured To. baceo, ss, 12,, 10a, 32a, 1 lb and f lb lump; 10a • and s.l3pan do • _ FM=MI • . 30 " Tenn Ord Nuu 200 bz. W R liihins 20 cams Tomato Catsup 70 drams Figs .7 mats Dates 23 bags Pepper 'I mama Indigo 10 bags - 15bb4 ehip'd Loaorood Sea s b Bladder Wa No tChocolate IleasksEpaott Saha WM& Tanners' Oil lea:aka Lamp Oil 12 Mks ZSMA Carrie& 90 bre Shelled Almonds 6 Casts Liquelke 90 kiss Rock (lend 70 his Sardines / 75 " Firs crackers Bwd .. 2lacolate 0 eases 45 Irks Leman Syclop Item presrd Ginger 7 gnaw Blacking BOW Principe, Resat* Carmelo, and Havens 4 4 0 . LISH & BENNET/ , • pposlie St Cheri. Hotel 16 bts lOperm Candies 43 his White Pipes 0 ease. Mee MEE! aog3o 37.1V00d ilar &series &c., to. 500 141. Rja and ur N Y . . 0 1/" . a P. and Impanel teas; 100 IEO bbl, :T= • tOu tors smarted tobiteeo'; MO silica N. Y. sole leather ; 100 kg. rook powder 320 ream arroppior poper bu 50 " No. bbl. No. 3 large mackerel 20 . 4 North Carolina to; 25 " assorted loaf guru ; 50 " chip logsrood ; 25 " (Omit • lU " triband edearood ; hOds prime madder • 3 samosa B. P. b ; 20 obis copperas; 15 " atom; " saleroom; de: bed cord.; Wilk &senora! nmonment or Nusburgh numnfacture recoiling and too ado on unommodating term. try I te a FLOYD, UNDRIES-75 don Coin .13zoonan kegs Maple Molasses; 50 boo Roam Soap; 60 kegs us'd Nails; Straw Wrapping Paper, cotton I am, candiewiek,l3at -oes-l.oov. tos Ba . cketia b. 4 . 3 . /L , Tri t :4; cosi s t . ptri c t Plaska ..ll.4 ground Spices 01 5 .0 description% fine cut cheering Tobacco; happee and Scowl Sand; VlNang, chalk, coppersa and alone is inore and for sale lo by ENGLISH &SENNET, mien t 7 Wood in, opposite St Charles Hotel frigA9-450 packages, comprising Young Ryas:in - Tom, half chests and catty boxes; Gunpowder do do do do Imperial do do do Sonchong Rod Powchong,, in half chests, of various qualities and lam & BAGALEY importations, in. store METH aml for sale by , 19 andUS wood st REFINED 3UGAIL-10 his D. R. large losing= 1010 bids nos 1, 5,13, 7 and 8 small do SO do crushed do KG do . powdered do 60 do clarified do 111 stare and fin , torle i l .1 ES A HUTCHISON It Co. .H 1,7 ALI/ St. Laois Refinery. M3MUMMiiii Gunpowder, Powebong-, J D WILLIAMS. Linwood et lb For Ws by IIIMIDS. N. 0. Sugar to close coosiment, 35 bbls No, 3 mackerel, 1:0 bbls do, 15 - hall bbls ahad, 13 bbts S. House moluses,lso his whams' glass, ass'd soros, Sl bza boat Y.H. Tea, sdo Imperial do, 5 do than Po:lards r do. .o d. S. B. BUSEIVIELD. OILS -3,500 gals 'sinter bleached Whale 011., NO do do do Sperm do 15 tails do Bashed Whale do do broom Taancts do sdo Spirits Turpentine is more and aug3l 0 BLACKBURN & Co R EFINEID SUGARS-6 bas DR large Loaf; 6130 bbl, 4 & 0. 7 and S onall doER do crushed; 190 do powdered; in acre and for sale by JAMES A HUTCHISON & Co, 1724 , • ate of SL Lewis Steam Sugu Refinery CHAR HOUSE MOLASSEH—lCObblaangar bowel nudanes in core and for win by spy JAMES A HUTCHISON 4k. Co irIOLDEN SYBUE —lO golden syrup; 10 half 1.1 - do do do; OD kgs do do in stare and bop gale by 4jitTClll.9ol , l & Co sey4 Agt. St Louie Refinery pigs Galena lead in store nui for sale J/L3103 A. HUTCHISON & Co No 45*Jrater .t, Ina 02 from st C Olti e r/ I born. Unit, for 71 sailLuAids rIOnBE 6 I3 bales mineral, 10 do honks, 61 b Vial, 4176+05s Long Vial, Just reed and for sale try • •1 EAISE. z 67 wood .1 PITCH -60 bbl. P•artg do North Caro li na Ter; in good order, for ludo bT sty' 0 BLACKBURN Ir. Co SHAD - 50 half barrels for sale by rept 8 P VON BONNHOBST & Co ErY--.50 baler Manilla Hemp, too reed end for s 1 try BROWN & CULBERTSON, etorZl 14 liberty et COPAL VARNISH-6 bbl. Nov York ontek drying corniture varnish, joss toed and for sada by • R E SELLERS, ssood st lute, superior, km sale by D Wli t tshtSl, 110 wood st • O. EY-9 bxs • sept DROOMS-50 d or assorted Corn, for •by 111 nevi DW11.1.1 WEATHERS —lO sacks for sale by .L" mete MAMA RILEY it Co WICK TlCYL&SH—leasks just d end for sale by ang2s - WICK & ACCANDLESS LEAD-730 pigs of Litaii,for mils try =O 9 JAMES DMZ ELL 11:1MG METAL tom Cumberland River Pig Metal, In rune and for .nle by JAMES DALZELL )VOOL-11 sacks Wool., for ule by born JAB DALIZELL AGS-0 sack. country mixed Rut, fin as Is by aug29 JAS peLzELL 0117= 7 4.9 bms Cbresejnst reed end for sale by WICK & Id4I4ICDLESfe Choose just reed and for WICK WCANDLESS '~.lAi:' ,J ' ELTMUL-6CO aides red Leather receivinc hy ea 1.1 ktal, and far gale by /AMES DALZEL4 E EE SEDDL-6 bundles doer skins In store and Dtar sale by mpg JAMES DALZELL ARD 01L—lb bbla itsmort's ossatitsotare b - S store J sad for sole by sept JAMES DALZELL QqIIILLS-200 lbs white; just received and for salt S _ by ecP 4 A FAHNEBTOCK & Co SENNA--2 bales India just teed and for sale by aePil B A FAHNEBTDCK & Co CAMPHOR -214 lbsjoulaceived sad for gala by 9 , 1 A R N PAHNESTOCK t t:o HOILICVS PANACEA—A cantiti maeived and Anr sale by .0 B' AYA NIESTOCK ACo GOLDOLD INIC-10 der gold ink for writing, painting gliding, at 23 ems and it per bottle, pa re ceived and for aide by nevi B A FABBESTOCK k Co oup..ciala 80DA-301.10 lb just restived and tor 0-. by sad y A PSINESTOCK &CO Art HEAT EITARCIL-10 bx for we by TY sepl 8 V VON BONNHORST. Co fIOPTEP.,---6914. St. Dorniogo Coffee ; SO do Lawry. 1,,./ do, jou received on consignment,and for Ws by 60.0 • • S & IiARBOUGH lIGAIL-30 kilo N. O. Sugar; 20 do prima do In store No *ad for sale t y ges 8 & W HARBAUOII STA6OII-19 Ins "Stmb's" m atom sad for sale by sep4 BROWN & CULBERTSON 6xs &10 aba 10.12 for sale Wby sep4 BROWN & CULBERTSON tALLOW.-6 ties tallow just reeeived and fial . &pi 8 & IV lIARBAUGH Iv rIFLEESE-60 WE. western cream atone but teed sad Coy sale by S & W 13111.1113 AU OH • ARD bidelald oil, blitchner's, in mare sad for sal., by sepi W HAAB* UOll LIVE OIL-2 ceics Ida received sad for We by te • a A FAHNESTOCK k Ca SICILY LIQUORICE-4I cams join received and for ado by ses B A FAILVESTOCK &Co CWILE BOAE--33 caneslunl. rennin/ sad for Ws “1/41 B A FAIINESTOCE & Co 1)1110E.-0 tierces 14igh rice just received and for Bala R C II GRANT, • • ' No 41 Water scree% pedal ball chat to 0 Powder Tea; 10 do do ith . wild der, Ado do Y Olson do; 16 do do pow a do. A 150.12 lb and 6lb natty% of superior quad Iv, r family um, is atom •2211 lot aide by K 0 BLACKBURN & Co _ VETHITE BRAZIL SIJOAR—FOO bass W B Sown,Amputor stm 411E11,4 as co, aala by ocpl __BAGALFX & SMITH NUTAIELIS, east rimmegs, 203 .mll. 0 balm! cloves. ,ending and for We by OP/DACiALEy & BDLITH yr•suoAD AND MOLABSYS-3,50" bbl. Loaf A msted immb.lN 281 do Sun, &nue 1 ;:d 4 , sale by sepl BAGALEY & SMITH CWITON-70 biles in . to re on em re Co , sale by c GRANT, sec.' 41 wain al Cable ain suitable for CIABLE CHAIN—A by no Ch b, lot sal. by Insamboab., L 8 WATERMAN 4.425 1 - 7115 . 11-197 bbls No 3,Mackerei. (19 4 9;) 00 kulido No adc o se ; d 9 do do No 2 do do; just teed azai t oa sale by aural HULLER & ILICIETSON IC 20 tierces prime Rice, iwt • • for eel JD, by - MILLE,II t RICKETSON :11301LON Cght ENT-4 bbls fo solo by otoral 1,6 r VON BONNHOREIT to Co MAR—a bblin N. C. fin sole by 1.• • B F VON MONNEIORST & Co • - 'WIZPING PAPVI-40 nas medium and . far eale by MSa• SRVON BONNUCIEST ICo MIME! 110MMERCIAL RECORD. Ci== EpTEmmut_ . —Fear -9 aftmlay, 1 ll lSunday, Monday. 18 Tuesday,l3 Wednesdy, Tharsday, L 5 Friday, Phan 5 25 28 28 30 30 31 30 80. - Moo n sots. I fires, - 6 N 31 7V 934 I 31 9 41 30 10 47 SSP 11 69 V morn. PITTSBIIHOM BOARD OP TRADE COMMITTEE POE SEPTEMBER. 101111:11. Rums. WI. HABSEIL J. C.• $ • Omer Prrnunncon Geaerra. Friday . ?doming, Sept_ 15, ISIS. The markets yesterday presented no material change in any article. Baldness generally was very dull, and confined entirely to limited or retail transactions to the trade. Daring the day we were favored with abundant and refreshing show ers of rain, which, although not as yet sufficient to have any effect on the river, had its influence in rendering less stable the rates of freight from this point wee, although we heard of no shipments at reduced prices. There is now scant 20 inches water in channe,l receding very slowly. FLOUR—We heard of no arrivals yesterday either by river or wagon, and of course can re port no sales from first hands- Sales are regularly effected from store in small quantities at 5,31 p bbl, which seems to be the present ruling figure of the market. RYE FLOGR—Moderaos sales from store at $3 .1,12 bbl CORN MEAL—Supplies are very light, with small sales from stare at 40 to 45c p bu. _ GRAIN—Very hula is coming in, and sales are limited at the following rates—Wheat 81 to 85c from store, an improvement. Of rye and barley we beat a! no axles, but may quote at 50 and 55c p bo. Small sales of corn are reported to us at 35037 c, and of oats at 286270 fmm store. BACON—Receipts have been very light owing to the low stage of the river, and supplies are gradually diminishing. Regular sales of city cur. ed from slate at, for hams sicr, sides 4115 , 4 , a, and shoulders at 41 to 4to p ID , according to quality.— Sales of western cured at the same figures. LARD—The market Is dull and very liWe do ing. Sales in a small way at Nark according to quality. BUTTER—Moderate sale, of keg at 9e691c. and of roll from One at 12516 e. CHEESE—Receipts have fallen off materially, and prices have consequently advanced a shade; hest quality of W It commands from store, 71, second grade from 51 to 6o p lb. CANDLES—The market has undergone no change from our last quotations. Regular oaks in limited quantities of city star at 21c. of mould at 10/, and of dipped at be p lb. Cincinnati manufactured candles are sold at about the same figures with our own manufitoture. FEATIIEES—ReguIar salka by the each in hm tied kes at 32333 e p BEESWAX—Thera is no activity in the marn tat, and small salmi only we effected at 19'420c p pound. BRAN AND SHORTS—The market at preaent is fairly supplied, with orioler sales from atom of the former at 9010 e, end of the latter at the wide range of 12 to lea ♦ be. CRACKERS—The prooes of crackers have I:104 advanced as yet with the prices of flour, and reg ular sales are efrected at the fallowing usual noes Water Crackers s4 ' 00 fe bbl. Boner do 475 Pilot Bread 3,50' DY 2 PePfic 4,00 " Sugar & Soda Crackers 7c fp lb BEANS-The market in quiet, and not much ta doing in the article. Moderate sales of a good ar ticle of white at 70875 c p bu. OlLS—Linseed continues scarce, with =2ll sales only at 84 , 385 c p gall. Sales of lard at 516 , 32c p gall, and of Tanners' at 5170519 f bbl. COTTON, SUGAR AND MOLASSEi. Of these three great leading maple productions of the South, we gather the firilowurg interesting simian= from a late number of the New Orleans Prices Current.— Corros—The total receipts at this port since Ist September last, from all sources, are 1.213,805 bales. This amount includes 23,072 bales received from Mobile, and Florida, and from Texas by sea [That portion of the Texas crop which reaches us via Red River rennet be distinguished from the m.o. duct of Louisiana] Deducting from our total re ceipts the above amount received from Mobile, Florida and Texas, the remainder shows oar re ceipts proper to be 1.188,733 bales, or an increase of 481,409 bales as compared with lest year. The total exports during the same period are 1,201,597 hales, of which 654,053 bales were shipped to Great Britain. 140,968 to France. 154,801 to the North and South of Europe, Mexico, &o, and 252, 039 to United States ports, including 1500 bales to Western States. The increase, as compared with but year, is 265,715 bales to Great Britain, 45,219 to France, 70,867 to the North and South of Eu rope, &c, and 92,539 to United States ports. The total receipts at all the Atlantic and Golf ports, up to the latest dales received—as shown by our Gen eral Cotton Table—are 2,325,180 bales, against 1,757,461 bales to same dates last year, showing an increase of 557,617 bales. This amount, haws ever, it should be understood, does not represent the total crop of the United State*, es the grand re• suit cannot be attained until fall retorts up to the fat September are crincentrated at one point. The duty of making up the total crop has for a series of yearn devolved upon the editors of the New York Shipping and Commercial List; and properly so from the nearer proximity of their point of pub lication to Europe; and should the forthcoming statement be made upon the usual basis, what with the receipt, at Mobile, Florida and the Atlantic I ports, between the last dates in our table and the Ist September; the stock. on hand at Macon, Au gnsa and Hembuigh, and the receipt. overland at , Philadelphia and Baltimore, it is probable that the total crop of 1847-8.-as thus computed, will not vas ry materially from 2,350,007 bedes. Sousa—With respect to the growing crop it seems to be generally. .conceded that the prospects for a large yield are by no mean.. Battering . they were at this period Jost year. The Stubble, or Lannon Cane, is represented is many sections to be almost an entire Atrium, end the Plant Cane generally is said to be less nearer to maturity by some weeks; thus rendering the liability to damage by frost more imminent. It is true there has been • considerahle increase of cultivation, particularly on Led river, some of the Upland Perishes and in Anakapas, but it is supposed that other adverse circumstanees Will more than counterbalance this advantage and that in no event is the crop likely to reach the amount produced host year. In our neighborin, State of Texas the Sugar culture is steadily a dvancing, and intelligent parties with whom we have conversed estimate the product of this year at 4000 hhdo. The fallowing table will exhibit the annual product of Louisiana for a se ries of years, by wriich it will be seen that the Cane culture is liable to remarkable iluctuatiOne in its results, according 'to the character of the sea sons. Cropof '47, 240,000hhdalCrop of '3B, 70,000 !Ma 1846, 140,000 " " 837, 85,000 " " 1845, 186,850 " " 838, 70,000 " " 1844, 200,000 " " 835, 30,000 " " 1843, 100,000 " " 834, 100,000 " " 1842, 140,000 " " 833, 75,000 " " 1841, 90,000 " " 832, 70,000 " " 1840, 87,000 " " 829, 48,000 " " 1839, 115,000 " 928, 88,000 " In regard to a market for the coming crop, we are under the impression that he prospects are in favor of a higher average than was realized last year, even with a very fall yield, as the require ments of our own country are constantly Mucus lug. while the product of several of the West In dia islands, which has heretofore been brought into competition with our own staple, is likely to be re. duced to e comparatively unimportant amount by the voluntary abolition of slavery on the part or the home governments, and by servile insurrec tion. The same causes will reduce the supply fur the European markets, and a stable arrangement of European difficulties, which would re-establish confidence and revive commerce, would doubt. less tend to rescue this important staple of our State from its present depression, on both sides of the Atlantic- blousaas--Estimating fifty gallons of molasses to each hogahead of Sugar, the total product for 1847 is 12,000,000 of gallons, or exactly double the quantity estimated for the year previous. 01 12, 000,000 Woes, there have been shipped to the At lantic ports, 3,200,000 gallons, against 1,700,000 gallons the year previous; leaving for the consump tion at the West and South, 3,800,000 gallons, a. gains: 1,300,000 gallons I. 1840-'7. The con sumption of the West, however, it should be an. derstood, has not increased In the ratio apparent from the above figures, as in addition to the quan tity taken from the Louisiana crop of 1316 there were dontliderable imports from Cuba during the same season, besides a large surplus Ivies over from the previous year, in neatly all the roost im portant markets of the interior. Baltimore, Sept, IJ—Cattle—Prices of heaves are lower to day than on this day week. The of (cringe at the scales were 925 head, of which 705 were acid, 185 were. driven to Philadelphia, and 35 tomato over unsold. Prices ranged from 2,12032,87 e ♦ 100 Ihs on the hoof, .tinal m 4,25Q0,50 net, and averaging 2,50 poss. Hop—Prices rang', from 83635,50. - - irr Ladies who aaa Jones' Spannth Lily White, have ahvaya• tine white transparent akin. Of this a trial trill Battey any Sold only in Pntsburgh, at FS Lebeirty novihdantlart toriFDorm have a Foal Breath—f( you hay., ma • ollitUror bow. of Jones' Ambor Tooth Pula. Tha loyoror breath mos; whiten your too th , /fru . saki mat,' so 71.9u/kutly PORT OF PITTSBURGH. ARBTVEL, LionisldeLane, Bennett, Brownsville. Alludic, Parkinson. Brownsville. Caroline, Day, Freedom. Arrow, —, Brownsville. Arrowline, —en Brownsville. DEPARTED. Louis McLane Bennett, Brownsville. Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville. Caroline, Day, Freedom. Caledonia, (new) Cia. Companion, Tomlinson, Parkersburg. At dusk last evening, there were 20 inches we. ar in the channel, want, and falling slowly. STEAMBOAT Accinva---The Cleveland Herald Contains an amusing account of a recent occur. rence on the Lake, wdich had well nigh proved fatal to many, while all pasties concerned most happily escaped the general danger. The fine steamer, Pacific, when off Dunkirk, on Saturday last, and while the passengers,were all at dinner, parted her walking beam, large portions of which fell with an awful crash through the cabin, decks, du, to the hold, other pieces bee* thrown off and dropping through different parts of the cabin. The scene which took place among the passengers may well be imagined. The cylinder bead was alai torn off, and the cabin densely filled with the hot steam; but flatmates) , no lives were lad, the boat sustaining all the damage. A Mr. Bing, of Akron, stepped into his state room to get a coat, in doing which he disturbed the position of his nurse and child, who were seated in a chair in the corner of the room, and before the nurse had time to resume her scat, a piece of iron weighing over two hundred pounds came down through the state room, struck the chair and carried it in fragments below. Both nurse and child were however, somewhat injured by the splinter. And while a waiter was in the act of placing a plate in a large basket well filled with crockery, another fragment of iron from a. bore just grazed his head, struck the center of the basket, and corned it with its jingling content, '`away down below:'• The damage to the Pacific is estimated at $3OOO- She was towed into Cleveland by the steamer New Orleans, badly disabled, and will undergo immediate and thorough repairs. PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1960. For Philadelphia every evening at 9 o'clock, by Leech's Packets. Office opposite dia United Mates Hotel. Steamboat Packet LA., leaves duly for Cincinnati, 10 A m Passenger Packet via Brownsville to Baltimore and Philadelphia, 8 A. u. and 6 r. u. Mail Coach Lhae direct to Philadelphia, 9 a. and l 2 r. O. Western and Southern Mail Coach Line, 6.. a. Nonh-Westero via Cleveland, daily, 10 m Erie and Western New York, daily, 9 a. 11. North-Eastern toiladelphia, daily, except Sundays, 4, • e. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE OF MA Ls. Eastern Mail via Ptuladelphia, due 3 A.. a. , closes 12 a. West'n Mad, Ctnein & Louis, due 8 r. Dr, closes 5 A. Ds South. inallaltunore &Washington. due 8 p a. et•s 5 A. as North Western via Cleveland, due 10A. a., closes l A. Erie and Western New York. due 8 P. it, closes 8 A. it riThrlt Cl.lykil is strangely desunenve to ths ho• man cuticle, for skin) the sudden change from heat to cold, and the smoke cans yellow, dark, coarse com plexions. Then it is requesite that the pone@ of the skin thmild be kept open—uhat their mouths should be freed from impurity—'tenta Mum the an ci ent Roman Philoaci phers eared all disease-a—they computed that more diseases and unhealthy •apors left through th the pores of the akin, than any other outlet of the body It Is necessary, therefore, to keep the par. open—all humor. are dispelled from the akin from the pores, when they wash with /ones' Italian Chemical Soap. I have seen it emu the wont and oldest cases of Salt Rheum, EXyamelas, Old Sores, Barber's Itch, Sore Head, Ringworm, when every other internal and external remedy had failed—its effect rendenng the skin white, clear and son, though it be yellow and coarse, is won derful—it res Freckle., Tan, Sunburn, Illorphew, and dinfiguremenmovet of the skin—bm persons noon he particular and ask for Jones Soap—to he bad 'n Pittsburgh a WM. JACILSON'S, sign of the Big Root, 69 Liberty Price 66 cent. novlltd&wlyal Cu•gmanserkka, 1.011.31 co, VA, July V.,193ii Mr. R. FLllers—Dear Par: l tithe pleasure in cer tifying the good effects of your valuable Vermin:me. Ali children }icing sick And thinking if ought be worms. I tried several kinds of Vermiftme without any effect_ I concluded to try your Vermihme, which I did with satisfactory effect. so much so that my Wile daughter. drnear three years old, passed something near one hun ed worms at time. I then recommended it to my neighbor., who have tried it with success; an much so thate sold out in two weeks the supply which was l.tnlt for sm months, and nearly every day some per. son is coming to the store for Sellers' cravings. Respectfully yours. it.CHAPMAN. Prepared and sold by R. K SELLERS, 57 Waal st, and sold by druggists generally, an Pittsburgh and Ali legheny. auglo LJ Cidzens an, honorably •wured that the follow lug are the actual qualtnes of ••3 bottle a Jonte Co ral /bur Restoradve. If they doubt our word, they cannot these tughly respectable etuzens, who have toed tt: Mr Geo. lietkee, 1l Elm •t New Yerk • Mrs. Mauita Breves, Myrtle arenne, Brooklyn. Mr. Wm. Tompkins, Pa kir' ng .r, Near lurk. Mr. Thomas Jackson, Montour's Island. ==)=tlEMl • And more than • hundred other. slate, though this moor withee. that n Will force the hate tog row on the head or face, stop li lolling off, strengthen the mote, removing scurf and dandrur from the mow and making light, red or gray hair usume a fined ark look, and keeping dry, harsh or wiry hair roof., soft, clean and beautdul, • very, very long tune. Sold at WM. JACKSON'S rA I.dberty st. iy IP 0- The eon. Angelic expression of same festal. ts grateful to view, while the repulsive, coarse, muddy yellow faceasf ethers. excites disigust—the same wigh males. Could such people be induced to try • cake of the tr. icrgs' Italian Chemical Soap, they would be enraptured with the change. Tbey would have • deli cate. clear. white skin. while every disfigurement or erursiou would be removed and cured. Furst-ism Nort...—Fersoris wbo have bought cheap counterfeits and =no . of this, and have had no ef fect produced, must try this, the anginal. Mind, sk for /ones' Soap. For sale al Ws. /scams'', Liber ty street manl4 IrrYou foolish, silly old fellow, read this, and be rio Mager bald, vriaskerleas and hairless. Mr. NV. Jack son, 0(56 Liberty street. Pittsburgh. Pa. cerofies on the .1d of February, le 47, that Mr. ,Melovan's head. on the top, art. enurel bald for IS years, and that by using two As bottles of' y Jones' Coral lbw Restorative, the hair is grovrtng fut and Slick. Sold m :Newark by S OLDS & SON, VS Broad st, VAN BUSKIRK, corner or Broad and Nantucket at mar2o "That whiter skin of hers, than snow, And pure as monumental alabaster." All females have skin like the above, who use Jones , Spanish Lily White. It maketh pure snowy, yet twin, rally white. Hold at Labert7 street /11.117_ th— bo have a r y eli arla w ti a"k ul T ll747 a 12: 7 o 173 n Amber Tooth Pure It burdens the Isamu. sweeten* the by:ma, aaa Sold a: OD Liberty st. naallidkarly =l=22= • • Ward. SEC. I. Be a ordained and ensemd by the citizens of Pittsburgh m Select and Common Conned as sembled, and it lo hereby enacted by the uumhprity of the same. That from and after the passage of Mas Or• dinanee the place for holding the Mecums it the 2nd %Yard be fired at the Merchant's nowt, at present on. cukned by Bent. Weaver, earner of Smithfield and Third streets. Bah. n. Be h further ordained, de, That no much ot auy e ixsung ordinance ts hereby altered, be and the astir s hereby repealed. Ordained mld enacted into a law this 11th day of September, A. D 184 Attest : MORGAN ROBERTSON, Pre. Common Council R. Humus Ropakm, Clerk Common Council. JOHN SHIPTON, PTClii Select Conned. mite MUSH, Clerk Select Connell sepl3 D. A. Fahnestook's Anti-Dillon. Ptlls. e s:iTh eß c ic i c e o n m cr and unJ co mparative n m bl ."°,:i l a"„`."..' .0 ° ; purgative action, and having a peculiar tendency to the binary organs, tsextiemely valuable in this codn try, in which bilious (eve. and other complaints, at• tended with congesdon of the liver, so much abound.— They have now stead the test of 20 yeses, and elpen ence has proved them to ben safe and valuable remedy in Lotermutent, Remittent and Bilious Fevers; Jaun dice; Bilious Colic ; Indigestion, Dropsy i Dysentery Bilious Votwungs ; Colds , and all complaints of an In flenutintury character. The complete and 11111•011 ARI asuataction which has been given by these pill. to all who have none used them, renders the publishmg of the numerous certificates In their or unnecessary. To prevent counterfiemng they are now put up in a red xylograple scrapper Price 25 cents•for box containing 30 pills . Prepared and sold by B A FA UNEST9CK & Co comer Ist and wood, nod also corner 6th and wood sepl2 To Floor Dealer.. . . , . TARE NOTICE That Wtlhare Hemmulgray, of the city of Pittsburgh, having been appointed Inspector in Flour by the Governor of Me Commonwenlin, ender the Aet of As.embly of the 18th day of April. Ins, in and for the city of Pittsburgh. and the counties of Alle gheny, Westmorelaud, Vcaehtngtou Fayette, Omen, Indiana, Jefferson Armstrong, under, Beaver, Mer cer, Crawford, Erie, Warren and Venango, will this day enter upon the duties of his oface ender his corm mismon He may be (mind at Mr Wesley Green's wont ; ear ner of Water and Smithfield streets. aryl- silo is Notice. rpm imbsonber having taken out letters of Ado:tints tration upon the estate and effects of Charles Bru. 1011, notiee is hereby given to all those persons having possession of his property effects or otherwise, to de- Uver Them to the Adnuntstrator, and those owing to, or having claims upon said estate in present them du. ly authenticated. JOSHUA ROBINSON, Adm`r serf °Mee Pifib Al. near Wood. _ Wrought and Crat. Iron Italllng. THE subscnbers beg leave to inform the public that 1 they havo obtained from the Eest all the late and fashionable designs for Iron Railing, both for houses and cemeteries Persons wishing to procure hand some patterns will please tall and examine, and lodge for themselves. Railing will be furnished at the short est notice, •nd tim best manner, at the corner of Craig and Rebecca streets, Allegheny city ang99-dtf A. LA5lOBll` & KNOX. hALLEY ft PAIN EXTRACTOR will, in five isitt. Ines Born the time of its appllcation, remove the pains from not severest burns scalds or blisters, and will heal wound*, ulcers and sores of any kind without sear. This valuable Pain Extr.tor can be had of JOHN 1) MORCIAN L _Druggist, tarn No 931 Wood street ; Bole Agent for Western Penna. 0 BOBRio Coffee; 60 bags Lyquara Coffee, 50 40 do St Domingo do' 421 he. 8-10 glass; levee 10-19 do; 35 do 7.9 do ; 25 do 10-14 do; 35 hhds 13 U. Sugar; 20 bbls No 3 mackerel; 190 tax rosin soap No. I ; 103 do dipped Candles, 125 do Cincinnati mould do, received ou consignment and for sale by sepl4 S B W HAREIHIN3/1 Kell/MO for Sala. Tz engine of the late sunemboat " Plymouth" will be sold at • 'bargurn. Apply to 1. K. Limb, or of C. IA Clark on board steamboat - Beaver." dim ETZIEEZ==2 pun highest priest in autt claws tags A min, canvass, bids rope; rrw tope-.begging, wool* W. CHADWICK, ea rap ,by Immo gybe% paw di libetv BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.; corr•speadeace atMittstriargia FOREIGN NEWS. ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP EUROPA One Week Later Correspondonse of the Pittsburgh Gazette. Nr You, Sept 14, ISIEL The Steamship Europa, Capt. Lou, arrived at this port to day, briuging Liverpool detester Sept. 2, doe week later than previous dates COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL The feplYsantations of favorable mops in the United States, Induce holders to offer American descriptions freely. The supply is large and choice. Provisions moved slowly, with a disposition on the part of holders to take lower prices. Liverpool Cora Exchange--September I.—The duty has declined this week is. per quarter on Wheat, and Bd. per quarter on Barley, Oats, Beans, Peas and Rye. The price of Wheat has declined %it'd on both free and bonded. Sack Flour is 2s, and barrelled Flour Is lower than at thd sailing of the Hibernia. There is no change in the value of Oats or Bar. ley. Oat Meal is in better demand at a decline of Is per quarter. There ts an improved demand (or Corn (or ship ment. Cotton—The demand Is steady, the trade no holding a large supply. The sales of the week amount to 39,410 bales. The prices of fair Upland and Mobile are unchaged. Fair New Orleans has declined Id; but on the lower and middling quuh. ties has improved Id. At a public sale of Sea Island, prices ruled from Id to Id. lower than at last advice. IRELAND Was quiet. The Special Commission for the trial of Smith O'Brien arid his friends will not meet so soon an was expected, on account of the int; moose mail of documentary evidence to be exam ined. O'Gorman has escaped poadively to Pan. Darcy McGee, sub-editor of the Nation, has also made his escape. He sailed for Ammo*. EZCZEM Lord John Russell had made s tour of personal Inspection. Numerous arrests have been made at Man. cheater and the adjoining towns, of leading Char- Five of them have been sentenced to fifteen months hard labor in the jail of St. filirkdale. A riot followed the sentence, and the police oiii cers were assailed by the mob. Dr. McDowell, the Chartist leader, has been con. witted of using treasonable language, and senten ced to two years imprisonment lEMEiII The debate CM the report of the invesugating committee had been very exciting. Learn Rollin, Laois Blanc, and Qaossidierre see. nn➢y defended themselves. The two kirmer mdignanUy repelled the charges against them. The latter went tato details and contradicted the tesinuationsof the committee. When Caussidierre descended the trtbune, Gen. Caviognew read a requnution from the Attor..ey General, netting authonty to commence prosecus too• against the three. charging them with betty; the authors o(, and accomplice• in, the May insur rection. Cuassithere tr. bed the Assembly would decide immediately. Mier an cannon debate, the authority was final ly granted. ()a the issue of the ailment the Police proceed. ed to their "cattlemen. Louts Blanc tied to Bel gium. He was arrested at Ghent, but on showing the passport of the Government, was allowed to proceed. He finally sailed firr England, where he has arrived. Cans.lterre was not even ans_sted. lie is pn. rawly concealed in Pans. So warrant was issued against I...rdna Rollin. ITAL‘. Austria in reply to the French and English offer of mediatton, accepts the oder, but expressed a hope that though the intervention of the Central German power at Frankfort, negotiations may ens sue between Charles Albert and Radetskey. Thu answer was not satisfactory to France, and an armed interietrooe is thought of 12RENCli MERINOS —etweni lc Jonsson, No, 16 Markel street, home this day opened arase of French blenoos of all colors, also Lyousse al• Ft.., oriental de, cashmers s , mous de Mins, silt plaids The Getman Assembly are niK 6 V ,I d.seus- and woollen do, which will he, sold navel:only low. wog si Conant °lion. saki GERMANY A serious not had occurred at Vienna, occaltion. ed by an attempt to reduce the wages of female operatives. It continued three days, and a conflict took place between the laborers and the Smonal Guard. Six laborers were d and sixty one wounded. Among the latter there were ten wo men. They finally took refuge on an Wand in the Danube. HUNGARY. The Hungarian troops have been defeated by the &mien Rebels with an immense loss. EMIZIO Another senous not has occurred at Berlin.— The hone of the Preudeut of the Parliament was snacked with fragments of benches, won railing., stones, &c. Several persons were killed and wounded. The Prussian and Austrian Ministry have each introduced bills to suppress public meeting. Louis Philippe has applied to France (or the restitution of a part of his private fortune. The French trials of the May insurgents still continue. The rumors of a Rowan insurrecuon were a German fabncatton. DENMARK. An armistice between Denmark and Prussia has been agreed upon, signed, and tent to Berlin for ratification. LIVERPOOL MARKET—Sept. I, 1818. FLotta—Doty paid, 33. 6d to 345. wheat-7s 6d to 9a 2u. Meal-16s to 164 6d. Coro-30s to 33—being a decline of 4 shillings per quarter.* Cotton—Orleans fair, 41; Upland, 4 id; Mobile, 44. Beef firm and Stock light—Pork ell htly copes ved. Bacon light, with sales at full rrites. Lard 6d higher—little offering. Tobacco--t.arge sales —prices steady. Correspondence of tee Potoborgh 4:azette MAINE ELECTION. Pumsosisnis, Sept. 14,1845. The 3d sod 4th Coogremional Districts have elected Whigs. The other Destncts have-elected Democrats. Correepoudebee of the Pittsburgh Gazette Nrw Yore, Sept_ 16, IE4B. Commander McKenzie died to day, very sodden ly, of the disease of the heart. He fell from his hone and expired. Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gssette PHILADCUMIA, Sept. 14, 1518. The markets to day, in this city and Bulumore. are in a very unsewled state. The foreign news is not fully dagestecL Before the reeettpt of the stea mer's news, Flour was offered freely at 56 per bbl, without buyers. The weather has been stormy. Correepondeoce of the Pituborgh Gazette. Nzw Yalu', &pt. 14, 6 P. M Flour—The effect of the foreign news °pork the market IS not yet fully digested, but holders are ask ing lower figures. Genesee is offered at S 5 Er No' SO per bbl, with more sellers than buyers. Grain—The market in at a stand, with sales of Ohio Red Wheat at 125 e per ha. Of Corn, I hear of so sales worth reporting. Psovisione—Sales of Lard in bbls at 9}c. Whiakey--Sales to a fair a. 'Sent at 20c. There is no change in °that article& HENRY HOU BOCK, Professor of !duet and Orgunl at at Trinity . Church. 10AITIN UEB to give lectruct on on the Plano, Got kf tar, and Vocal 'Doric. Th ose pupils who desire to take lessons .t him booze, he re an opportunity of pruetising a guff/crew tenth of r me. before hoeing, to fix the inerocnon imparted firm' y on the mind. neve most excellent Pianos are kerpt for that purpoae,phscord in rooms where the pupils rise p nonce entirely undis turbed. Determined to tale onl y a knotted mallow of pupil., those who wish to 1 e to eructed should make early application. Tartan.--615 per quarter or as lessons. Reeldenea, Penn street., nearly apnoea., Dr. Herron. sept-lm_ A Trani 4 Fou nd . un AdA HAIR TRUNK, room Mina cloth es , and mv. pen •slueble to the owner, eras left at our store some months ego. jt seer se to be the property era dm chttql`td wither. Tba at rose is requested to sdeoury and prove het property, al id mite It !may, nog • MILLER I RICKFLTHON - • VrellACCO—Wo age No I, 6 {Wig Wedge Wend) rand. J. lug trout Slelllll. lie pees and for rile by JAhlEd DAL Y ELL, mot Water street _ fIOTTON-40 bales In , atom and for aid by ti “pd JAIIMS DALZELL DRY GOODaI 0.1: - Arrsosi co Nets York. °VESA LE DP. GOODDS A. A. scums s 00. No, 60 /rather, tetureen Third gad Fourth streak, Pittsburgh, Pa TNT 1139 the Intention of all Ale:chants to their ex j stock, (comprising more than Six Hundred Packages) of Fraud Winter Goods, which will be Wtiered by the piece or package, at the lowest Eastern holesale ees. ii;:e . 41110 the Mester portion of our Domestic Goods, cm went f ro m the Manu facturers, and beteg. of every facility and ad- Vantage through our ow York House, we feel assured list sve shall be enabled to fully compete with any loose in the Country; Oar stock In part consists of 30 Cues Cuhmiers and De Was; 76 " Calieos and Glaghams; 24 " Alpacess and Lpouese Cloths; Si Bales Bed, Mite and Yellow Platmele; 60 " Melange: 161) " Brown 0 Mashes; 175 Cases Bleached 10 " Colored Cambliee • " Apron and shirtini check.; 10 " Cotton Flannels; “ Clothe, Catamet and Bartinetts; " Tweeds sad Jeans; TOGETHER with • general assmtmerd of DTI:MS and Cl°sk,Gooda Bilk. and Shawls Ribbons and Lees.— Fancy Goods, Trimmings, dw, de. Making in all, one of the most complete, as well as extensive stocks to be found In the country. We will be constantly In receipt of the latest style of Grads, many of which we shall be able (by having them on commis:onel to oder, at better advantage, th an could possibly be afforded by Eastern Jobbers. Mer chants purchasing East, ere solicited to examine oar issonmeet, and learn the low price of our goods. i r-dawlaT A A MASON & Co Pan to where this is.tent marked, lola copy an take not banner advenleenund. OABLPICTIIICI, OIL CLOTHE, Oa. W. 111 .'CL/NTOOK , EI CARPET STORE, No. 76 Four= Smarr. ONE of rho largest and the MOM choice stock of CARPETING In the market, embracing all Cu usuV qualities from the most approved mauMattories, that have been tested (or durability in fabric and co lors. Tapestry Velvet Carpetinin do Brussels do Brussels carped om Extra Chenille Rolm Extra sop 3 ply a. Toned do Sop ingrain do Wilton do Flne do do • Brussels do Common do do Manufactured to order in new patterns; adapted to pat lora, basements and ctnbers. Painted Gil Cloths, for d ning bules, kitchen*, &a. rooms, entties, vesti- Straw Mating, Stair Rods, Window Shades and Fixtures. Cotton and Woollen &clan, from one third to three yards wide. Door Mats, to. he., to vitioh the atten tion of purchasers at wholesale and retail Is respect. folly Invited. Wareroom, one door from Wood rt. angel W 6TCLENTOCIC The New Golden Rae Hive Algallo. New Fail and Winta Dry Good.. 'y UST rewiring and cow opening, en the Urn ni the 0 Dm Rea thon,on Market asset, between Third and Foutth streess, one of the largest,cheapest and beat assorted stock* or Fall and Wolter Dry Goods ever of. fered in Pittsburgh. The attention of our numerous customer. and the public generally, Is rupectfully in• vited to this LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCKbeing confident sell goods cheaptsr than any house in the city. Among this fresh *meal will be found the most fuhlonable and newest style, of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, for Ladle.' wear, and at rm. us that will astonish all, the subscriber being deter mined to pen CH t'-t PIM THAN TRECIMAPEST, at No: M.t. Market street sepli-tf Whf L RUSSELL e)YR. AltiUM V, northeast corner of Pounh and Markin ma, is now opeei his early fall stock mencan sod imported Dry Goods. Bey.. will pies. look before making their purchases. Open I lass morning, a beatinfal assortment of Plain Slack Alpacas, sop'. Brocade do, do satin striped do, do barred do. Besides a large assortment of new it style pnou gmithareaorinslms, Irish li nens, ate., very low. (Q Wloleutle looms on second story Goods to cob buyers at about Eastern prises. Merck.. will do well to call. aeP4 A CARD,: .—.. JJOLLY KELLY ► Co., (successors to Robb, WE! broiler k Co.) MERCHANT TAILORS, 104 Chest. nut street, Philadelphia, beg leave to inform the friends and patrons of the late arm, and smuttier. visiting this city, that they us now In receipt of the Spring and Summer Fashion.. Also a chorea and select anon ornt 01 Went of Roland and French Cloths, Curt. metes and Vesuroya, to which they eeapectfully lama their auention. ap2Sidillm u.A Wl43.—Alexander & Day have rammed meet Sfrom the imparter in New Tort, u mute ease of genuine Canton Crape Shawl., containing a complete assortment of embroidered and plain shawl., of all co lon and qualities, from IRO to a The ladies are ref peetfully twined to examine, these shawls, behaving that some of them are envenom to any before offered in ens market They will be bold immutably cheap. Also. balk Thibet and Berme bime'. and Scar* a full assortment at remarkably low prices soya NEW PALL GOODS 7' o ry te ber, Morucco. Tanner's Ott. Shoe Thrtgat. Ate . eon. tiding a very general sussorment n 1 gcods in tact, Itne of buatetesa, slz ot whlch has been selected wait great ca n the Eastern ewes., ta nose offered w et ches at reduced prteca. An elarnansuon ot thOir Dwlt srespertwo sotirited •urta - _ Dry Goods at Whot•saJe. WR. RPHY intorno, 10. ',NISI 11.0111e111 . and 1.9 e r. generally, that he has now open h. first Fall suvply. and inst., the. roman:tattoo of Ma stock. lie dos:mooned to offer hts socale LOW. and do'inmost ovary mdueesuom to buyers to the way of prfemh had a chaos of roods. Wholesale rooms rot 4th had Markers sus, 2d story, antrum. from fourth .sod /a JOHNSON, 46, Market st have Just re. I,7lcalved by ram, a splerubd aasortment of fail nbbona b tt, ads tbay would particularly inrite sae attention of pareklassen. W rough& Collars. A. Mason A. Co. tio Market streeL have rest opens ed LOU sup wrought collars just received per las steamer. Fancy Drees Goods. "DECEIVED tilts mamma •t A. A. Mason A. Co'., SO Market are., 9 ps supenor punted cashmeres and mous de lames, 1p p. nch mohair lustre, and one dos embroidered dresses almost elegant style IMPS AND FRINGES —Smith & Johnson, No 46 G Market street. knee Just reeetved and invoice of vmpt and fringes assorted colon and styles, some of entirely new patterns, to which they would invite the attention of purchasers. sep4 CCifiLAR M S—A A ]lawn & Co. have la lust reed 600 more of Mo. very cheap Wrought Collis., at Pik, 2/0 Mounting do, new style: WO rt Standing do, soros very supanor. also. 50 Wrought e•pies ot 1,710U1l prier.. augdit I rdu c: iin. have ins Oslo, 811.1881.--A. A. Alason & Co have nut we'd 8 ps piaci silks of beautiful fan styles. also 7D ps of fanny dress and plain silks sep4 Tll5 morning opened at AA. Mullin & Col No. 60 Market street, 50 Insets, also some fine mourning, standing colon. sep4 A. Moon & Co. have lust received another lot . of colored silk fringes and gimps. sep4 IS'EW FALL GOODI4-1. A Mason& Ca, n 60 Market nom Al 1 ear F omnusg pan vein hams, French. English and Amenew Prints, Mull, guns. and Book Minding, Collars, Capes, Laces. auglti LADZES STANDING COLLARS—A A Mason k Co, 00 Marko at, have mat opened 40 dos of the most fashionable Ingle. of Ladies Standing Collars. Also, Ml dos Mourning do; SO don ‘Vrought do. 1.27 TIAJdAISK. TABLE COVY:RS—A A Mason & Co. have opened a most extenstve assortment of Da. mask Table covers, comprising fine medium and low priced, 01.11s/sea augtaii cIIEAP CALIC(IFi—A A Mason & Cs have reed another large lot of Calicoes, at SO yards for One Dollar. Also. scrod yard wide brown Meshing at Sic. More Wrought Collar., 12t augll Wtaxii FLANNEIR.—W. R. Murphy has lately received • full mpply of the dlfferent qualities of the oboe. desirable goods, warranted not to shrink in wagoning, at the northeast corner of Fourth and Market SITVCIS. %I t ) OOLLENS FOR BOYS' WEA R.—W. R. Murphy r has received to assorunent of various styles of goods for boys' 'rear, plan and barred, suitable (or all and winter. sep9 E NGLISH PRINTS.—A farther rupply of newest idyl.. and &nem qualorea, lost received at the dry good. holm of mpg VI R MURPHY POTASH -30 casks pure potash on consignment for ask by .eptl 1 A R FLOYD lAT 0014-24 socks common to ball blood on consign meet for onle by J & R FLOYD scroll B UTTER —33 kegs and 3 bids for sale by sepli J & It FLOYD DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT and Salter's Ginseng Panacea (genuine) on band for sale by sepll J KIDD & Co JUDKINS' OINTMENT, Davis' Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar, and Evans' Anudyspeptic Pill. an hand and for sale by sepll 1 KIDD tr. Co - - VERVE AND BONE LINIMENT-20 pose .iuet 1.1 ree'd end for sale by Nepil 1 KIDD &Co GRANVILLF7B LOTION, Hoffieui's Anodyne nisi ree'd and for .ale by 'apt! J KIDD & Co 1i) COAL BOAT'S for sole love by 1G REYNOLDS & RIME E==%=2l S UGAR /mill tp d n= d o. ntgar, 125 " molaues for sale by sees FRIEND. RHEY k Co. 51 water st rorruN YARNS ece lb. nss'd nos 000 n %.J yarns , WU bales candle wick; 17.5 do bautng. col on twine, carpet chain, and coverlet yarns for sale at manufacturers' lowest prices by seri" FRIEND, RIMY A Co C—l 2 boles for sale by sepS_ FRIENp i jtHEY & Co PIG nirrAt.—iso tons No 1 Foundry for .ale by sepn MEND, RHEA . & Co QUNDRIM-600 lb. tiox WO yds tow linen for sale 1.3 by seri FEU D y pit;Y h Co_ e1i.J.11.9-400 boo 0-10 ; 50 do 7.0 ; 40 do 1044; as do Uf 10-11; 33 do 11-10; 10 do 11 , 1 n, fot gab. by 0001 F VON LIONNIIONSI to Co ISN. IdOLASdk.d—o7 Ltd. on consignmeut, for side . low to blow* by I C II fißdNl' MAGNESIA-6 caaos just reretvrd sod for %.J sale by sept/ II A FAIINESTOCK A Co _ LIANCY DRESS SILKS— A A News h Co have w_ oyeited 20 ps or the latest style tailvy dress silks RED .. CH O ALK-1001bs u jurfell s td for a TUCII by o o:l6.lfireit to 0 reacts.' and for sale by 13 A FAIINFSTOCK h. Co JAPAN VARNISH- 9 Lbl. Now York psi received and for sale by top? R E SELLERS LEATHILR VA/MIMI-9 bbl. New York,. nip. dor erode lost received and for sale by wp7 K E SELLERS • SALTPETRE -25 kegs Jain received .2 for We by 11 A FAIINFZTOCK & Co, EM2=ll _ - VIIIIIMNC) —7 .5 Lb& Just recePred - and for rah by scp7 H A FAHNESTOCK &Co BLUI4 fil n. Ari—a p lbs kni , A= l 2 rit.by ORPTIAPOP COURT MAIM. Xviruni of an order of the Orphans , Court of AIM. ((bony County, Peronsylvards, lo No. 54, June 1046, I will orpose to de, by poblie eatable or outcry, at the Court Mine, th* City Of . Pi on October 81,1049, at 10 o'clock, A. IL, being t treti Monday of Omober, 1548, all than certain Later Piece of Omani, sittlabe lathe city of Fittelnargh, beginning on Penn street at the distance of 59 feet westwardly from Illatbury street, and rut= slang Peen stow westward) WI hen thence wardly, a parallel line with blarbory meet, 110 feet to Brewery alley; thence along .a.Ol alley eastwardly feet and thence northwardly, • parallel line with alarbury sweet, 110 foot to tho place of beghtning—erith all the Viirato• [lances; on which is erected three small Proem and one small Brick Dsrelllng Hover, themee being sub lect to • yearly ground rent done hundred and eight dollen, payable Quarterly Gamer, to Anthony Bravo, his heirs and asap,. Tax= or SuerOrie third cash on the delivery of the deed for the premises, and one third In one year, with interest horn the day of sale,nn d the other*. third in two years, with interest ftemthe day of mi., to be !mewed by bond and mo on the MAR° BLANC Lallanm Margaret Thompson, Administratelz of dee'd. aneillrits Oastairria Wasuance ger 2L: HE undersigned wiU offer for We at public auc tion, en Tburedny, the fifth day of October next, following property untamed to them by the late Mu of Vinton. Lewis, Reese & Co., for the benefit of the creditors of said firm, to wit;—The Pomace erected by amid company, with the steam engine and fixtures, and hot blast apparaauua. the tools used about the farnace; the lot of land on which the Furnace suede, containing about fifteen /GM of land, and the Interest of the ma firm in fifty acres offend bought of R. X. Do Doi. The sale will be held on the premises, In the town ship of Tallmadge, Summit county, Ohio, end will com mence at 10 o'clock, A. AL TIIIIS ne Ratx-0.-fourth cub, and the bal.ro in four, eight and twelve month. augladts W. a C ons., W. IL UPSON $ — Metastable I..ciaflu , Bala. THE subscriber has laid out elev. Lots on the . South side of the Fourth Street Raid, and about two and one quarter miles from the Court Roue. These lots contain each from one to two and • half acres of land, and will be sold on reasonable and ac commodating terms. It le deemed unneeesury Loan ter .into any expLanaticin of the adventages of these lots. Their vicinity to this city, and to the line of the Central Rail Road, recommend them strongly so very desirable country residences. The subutiber also oders for sale about same hun dred acre. of land in Fruddin township, Allegheny county, shoat seventeen miles from Pittsburg, also, nine building lota in the borough of angliadtm LLE B. CRAIG. VAL. LW. • 'LOPE:STY YOB. BALM. TEoA.TcpAprerty storet ia. , tey mated by H. lirAL ciry, will be sold on accom near modating term.. The lot is 11 feet 4 inches on Cullyorp running through to the Canal 160 feet. There to a two story frame dwelling house on the premises, ately built, and the tat is well improved, containing a variety of choice fruit trees, grape, shrubbery, Or. This property Is conveni ently situated for persons &meg business in either Pitts burgh or Allegheny, and Is • desirable residenee. Title indisputable. For terms apply to WM. BOYS, officAttor neye on Fourth street, above ttpwtf 485 lerslasl r as SITUATED on the Monongahela river, about 16 ranee from Pitubmgh and 3 mules above third Lock, In the immediate neighborhood of Meseta. Lyon L Ehorb, and Mr. John Herron'. purchase. This fine body of Coal will he sold at the low price of 333 per acre—ono third in hand, balance in five equal annual payments, without interest rule indutputable. Location my ututal—cannot be surpassed. For !bother particulars enquire of It BALSLEY, who has • draft of said Jiro. pony. Residence 21 st, below Ferry, Mr. Adam' Row. N. II There is another seam of coal on this tract, about 60 feet above the lower, of excellent quality. jytaxlif S. H. ATRACT of Land, 90 acres, in ILarrison, Portage Co., on the CuTutiogs river—about 30 acres ander inv provement. Also, two unimproved lOTA to the village of Warren, Trumbrill Co, ttO feet hy 911. Moo, • boo of ground to the centre of Hanford, Trambell C 0.., with • fine dwelling house and store—one of the best studs for a morel:um on the Western Reserve. Any or all this property will be sold on very accommodating teems. ISAIAH DIC .I=.Y t Co„ feblo Water and Front Ma. FACTORY FOR SALE. HE large and well built Factory, erected on Reber, ea street, Allegheny city, by IL 8. Masan, Hoek Ls oared for tWe at • bargain. and on easy terms. The lot on which the Factory is erected. fronts 100 feet on Hedmees, meet, and mns back 110 feet to Park meet The main Building is of briet, three stories NO and Cs) km long by V . (Mt arida. The Engine . nse is large and commodions, with an engine, Ixdlor, amok, all in conapLerts order. Th e property will be sold sow, and on advantageous terms. For Jamie, in, enquire at this dace. THAT commodiom brie! dwelling house and large lot, the remittance of Mrs Jana Magee, on Webster street, near the bead of Seventh ureel, on which an a nettle and carriage bonne, outhouses, bake oven, at a •nnety of tihrebs and grape. vines. Possectuon veld be given op the Ist of October, or soon er if reijutred. Enquire ottrilla premium, or on Wylie, near t% miungton street, of M II LOWRIE alaga-dtf THE euliscnber will sell un account:lo4am/ terms, a valuable tract of unimproved land, sutrate on the road lending from !Inch um to Franklin, about eighteen miles from Pittsburgh. and about eight mules from the town of Freedom on the Ohio neer The tract con tains 402 acres and rat perehes, strict measure The land is of an excellent quality, about BO acres cleared, anti well watered. and will be sold either la whole or tit fa furth e rmit einem SI ft. Ul of purchasers. Fo paruculars enquire of WM. 8011), Any at Lam. office on 4th at. above incratinteld, Pittsburgh. mygli.d&ortf T Property ha AlleghenY City fo - Firale. — THE subscribers over tor sale • number of chutes Lots, alto ate in the Beyond Ward, fronung on the Common ground. on rosy terms Inquire of W 011 RORINSON. Any at Law, Si Clair at or of JAS FttrI3INIYON, on the premiee. reyl7:4l/rwrlT FARM FOR. SALM.. VALrAIILV FARSlsontalntug 140 acre. situa /I, led eoqbty, Ohm, rmlea from St. Cleastrtile and 2 toiler alrth of the National Rawl, and in one of the trto•t de...able neighborhoods to the coun ty There la and, colter anon about ninety ecrecarith a young ore herd. Ae he For term. and other penm en.. inqume of JOHN S. DILWORTH, angle 12 wood it Valuable lld Tmesa Bland. LIN MARKET STREE! FOR SALR—The nate J at preseut occupied by Mr. John Thompson, on Market street, two doors above NM, is offered (or saie Also, a very handsome location at Manchester, con taining •tiout 3 acres. ivith a doselllng house and other improvements, formerly the residence of Rev. Mr. Mc- Curdy Apply to GEO. BREED, sep4-d' m 94 vrood street Valimbic Beeldence to Allegheny City for Bale. IONTESIPLATINU o removal from Allegheny etty, I offer my residence there for sale. The premise• are itt delightful order, and every way worthy the at tention of any person artshlng such property. lr. o R. W POINDECTEFL Heal 'estate In kleizer Goluat7 ALOT, Storehouse and ErtreHang, sunate on the Erie Extenston Canal_ in the village of Wein Mid dlesex; a desirable location for a merchant Also, a Lot and good Dwelling House well rotted for a Tavern Stand, in the village of Orringemile, on Sum line or Olna. Terms c.v. ISAIAH DICKEY & Co. feblo .111. THREE dwelling houses situated on 4th street nem canal bridge, m the coy of Pittsburgh. Al so, a room 75 by Ai feet, with a convenient en trance on Bth st, near wood. Also a frame dwelling, two stories, with an acre aground enclosed and under coloration. situate on Ohio lane, in the city of Alleghe ny. inquire of J D WWI Lot 110 wood street. EZE nFOR SALE OR RENT, the Pinabargit Brew ery, with all its brewing apparaum, situate on Penn street and Barkers aller.and now occupied by Geo. W Smith ft. Co. Possession given on the first day of April ensuing. For terms, ate. enquire of BROWN dr. CULBERTSON, febZoif 145 liberty at. - - - COAL LAND FOR sAI4;-Beven acres coal land (or sale, situate in bend of the Monongahela River above Brovrnsville.Va , having a 7 foot vein of coal which will be sold in exchange for yards. For particti •ss RONV . (n,251 k W;IIARRAIIGH II wood st ittWAREHOUSE FOR SALL—The subscnber mien or sale the three story bnek Warehouse on Wood street, oecupted by R. Tanner & Co. It rents now for $lOOO per year apt? WTI. WILSON, Jr. it The subscriber* will rent part of the wale hon. now occupied by them. Apply to LEWIS, D.41.2}... & Co., janlP 54 enter MIMI. El:t= VIA Pine two glory back noun, on auln street, Allegheny off . . near the upper bndge. The lot le Wines 111 front by lOC deep. Por terms inquire of dciStf A WASHIN9TON, 4th In Por 'float. yi, TIII-: In fire proof warehouse, 24 feet front by Ell ta Inn deep. on second st, near wood. Rent mods 'lli Inqulrc of J SCHOONMAKER k Co., 21 wood et A Smoke House, situated on Plum allay, for rent. Itiquite of ROBERT DALZELL I Co, Liberty street. deol3 Warehouse torment. FUME vrovehouse at present occupied by the mbsen- Ig bets. Possession given on the Ist 4,1 October sep7 FORSYTh I DUNCAN EXCHANGE BROKERS, &c. HUSSEY. HANNA s CO., DANKER*, EXCHANGE BROKMS, and dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange, rtificates of Certificate. parite. Bank Notes, and Poem; Fourth street, near ly opposite the Hank of Pittsburgh. Cement money received on deposne--Sight Cheeks for Mk, and col lections made on nearly all the principal points lot the United dines - - The highest premium paid for Forman and American Gobi Adv.rea made on conangnanmal of Pratlnce, ship ped East, on liberal term, ma6ls --- - N. HOLRIBIS & SONS, I)ANKER9 and Dealers in Exch.go, Coin and J) Bank Nov, No 35, Market sti-ort, Pittsburgh. Bolling Rates. Exchange. Buying Rates. Now York, pr Cincinnati, 2 di. Philadelphia, } do 147 1 1:v . 111e, 2do Balurnoro. 2 do B ur , Lugs, BANK NOTTZ.. ' Baying Rates. Ohio, 2 A. Co. & Scrip Ordert,2 &a do 13oher Kentucky, do Bentleyreams Cy "do "do New York do "do wheeling, do New Or e; an "do Ten newer, ddo Maryland, " febtlAtf FOREIGN EXCHANGE:: ILLS on England, Ireland, and Scotland bought un amot at the Current Ram. of Exchange. a ny afts payable in an y part of the Old Counter.,., from LI to Sloan, at the rate of 0.5 to the L Sterling, without deduction or direount, by AMMIJA ROBIN SON, European and General Agent, office sth at one door were of wood. oetlftf 10.111 II out. wen c m-mum • HILL & CURRY, 114 NKI:RS nno 1-...cballe Broker.. Beaten in For Klatt DOOln•Llie Tme and Sight Bills of Lo r hinge, Cerufir•tes of Deposite, Bank Note. and Corn No ILO Wood stmt., thud door below Fourth, sees marina ALLEM 111.4.M1L1A-1 LEM,. MANX VULAZIgIi & HAMM, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROXErts, dealers to Foreign and Dornasuc Bills of Exchange, Car uficates of Deposita, Bank Notes and Coln, COME! of 3d and Wood streets, directly opprute St. Marla* Ho vel. ma giedl y til. - Le ovTz X 0 HAP 01Z—litght Cksocks on New York Philadelpdia„and Balamore, Constantly for sale by N. HOLMES it SONS. septa _ _ _ _______33 Market st. COLLMOTIONSI—DratIa, Notm, and aceeptan cea, payable in any pan of the Unton, collected o • the most favorable terms. N. HOLMES k SON& 66 Market n ME= miscmatmta Commattes; litlet=disContmesthirra fer ISt Wee for procuring and dew inkommunt hischsaita end the melee of Bm. =es to the Ans, and am 4JUN:feta roreignLawa .of Pamela PROF. WALTER R. .10EIRBON,_late of ildittae. phfis _and Z. C. ROBB/N3 Wastdoglim =city, Ito be aided_ bj Hazard KroorkoN ..nosisteistelibime of the Coiled States Patent Clace,) haw a - nlatstl themselves together far the prosecution tit the above brine he. ofprofenionol either . In 1241m:dice, at the Patera MOO, or before thepotutst and will de vote their =divided anamiezt to laterardoqf the MU r em of Inventors and others vrtut May Onion them or place Molinaro in their hands. M. Knowles has for the past twelve plaza held the post of hisehlitist intim Vetted States Patent Mee, &MI that almation to tun put In the present . Weans and peculiar fitness for the hopotlitat len f ed by Mtn, have ben thlt , 7111110 by iarbritors wherever the ogles itself Is The office of Messrs. J.&&.• Is On Pat met, OPPealig the Patent Offioe, WeShilWON D. C., Where ntrourd cation; maded, will be promptly attmided to; co exam inations , drawings, specificnthma and all mi int papers porpared models procured when desi red—on reasmahle term. Letters of angtitry, expect ed to be anagram! after auminations US, must be ac compaeduti es by a tee of five do In th ni e dof their office w l hlar.ich pertains to the Pa tent Lam., Messrs. I.& R. will be mimed by alegal gentleman of the highest profearderial charter, and lily conversant with Meehan'. and other Scientific mbreeta MyilktiLlrtr3 HYDROPATHIC zwrAni.tenaKENT, env tteoaaa 1201712 CO,l, R. EDWARD ACKER, takes this mates of re tuning hi. thanks to his friends and the pablfo or Ike extensive patronage he haerecelved, and of in forming them that he has lately erected a large sad constructed braiding,, (or the exclusive 7 at ark. WATER CORE ES 'ADLISRMSNT, ig = lorsrloo at Phillipshargh, Fe.., on the Ohio Kum, oppo site the steamboat la ding at Beaver, where hob ready to mein patient. as boarders, end Mel them on Ely dm:made peleciples. Is addition to kb long experi ence, and the great oneness which hat heretolbre at tended his treatment alpinismt, committed te his care, he has new the additional facilities afforded by. an ex tensive Wining elected einestsly for the urpose, con taining co mmo dious and airy ms, S tied up with freely necessary apparatus for , and dolmans win the treatment to the utmost ben t and comfort of the patient. Phillipsburgb is ato delightfal and healthy village, easy of aces.. by steentboats, and af fonta dna end wholmome orate, Dr. Acker, urines those afflicted persons who may place themselves un der his care, that every attention s hall be paid to their ecturforu end as en assurance ofth substantial be to be derived, he points with confidenee to the hun dreds who have been permanently cured ai Ids estab lishment The WE., Cure leaves no itilotiou edicts behind, se in too ellen the cane with time who hue heart treated on the old the ..mores the ow, 1nw,,47.-:10.41d=„7. am active appetite, and imparts rigor to the digesuve powers. Terms of trettIIICIII and boarding reasonable. For farther particular. Inquire at the est ablishment, or address the proprietor at Fhlllipsburgh, angeed THE STAR OP THE WEST )1111111. YENITUaIa BLIES/MANUFACTORY East aide of the Iliantond, where Venni. Blinds *fall the different sires and colors are kept on hand or made to order stile r the latest and most approved Eastern rash , lo 1.12. Sholl.l notice Sod on the ems mawla terms. Also, the cheap Boston roll or split Blind Transpa rency and Paper bruin. of all Modifferent eises and patterns, on hand and for sale low for cash. Old Yent a= Blinds painted over and_ repaired, or taken in part P* • R M " /cTERVEILT, Pro'pr. PT ", .,__l r m nw w o . rk done with the best material and woriman s hip, and warranted to pleue the most fas tidious. angladly • Allegheny oty, Ana. 10, 1843. am • te, swots, dast. W. Baker% Arnaric= and French Ceolate, Preps, ed Cocos, Cocos Pella, Bram; Cocoa Shells, &a. rpo merchants and commuter% who would purchase the best products of Cocoa, free from adulteration, more =trine= than tea or cam, and in quality unsur passed, the subscriber recommends3he above articles, manufaemred by himself- and camped with his name. His Box= and Cocoa Poste, as delicate, palatable, awl salutary drinks for invalids, touvalescen and ohers, are pronounced by the most eminent phyalc ts, ians mow= to any other preparations. m a no r on am shinys on male, in any quantity, by the most re peatable poem m the eastern chiral, and by their H a aws G CCooo ray &co., of &s teals.. M Bence G h. ren "4 l& Stone, adelL ll lrajtcosa b".. f=l3al "k ! tenors; and Kahan & murl . l,Cinchtzt , Ohio. WALTER BAK V. Dorchester Mon For side by =VI BAGALRY & SMITH, Arts PITTSBURGH FEMALE. 'INSTITUTE. Flll3 Inuinition, under the eve °Char. and Mrs. I, Gamma, will re-open for the recepnon of pupils, in the same buildmes, No. 52 Liberlyoneel, on the let Monday of September. Arrangements have been made by — Noilieh they will be able to furnish young ladies fmllitiata crust to any in the West, for obtaining a thorough Brighsh, Olmst ead, and Ornamental education. A full course of Phi lisophteal and Chemical LectureawiLl be delivered during the ,rimer, tllustrated by spy rams„ The de aff=f Vocal and Inarnmental hlmiet , Modern Drawing and Punting, willeach be under the care of a competent Profemor. By close attention to the moral and traellectual improvement of their pu pils, the Principals hope to menu a Continuation of the liberal patronage they have hitherto enjoyed. For terms, see nrculir or apply to the Principals. am25 , -dtf , Wince of American & Foreign Patents. AMFIS GaEt.NOOOH. of the late aim of Keller & Greenough, continues the butigesa of Consulun,g Engineer and Patent Attorney, at hi.ogee in the city of WASHINGTON. He may to comurted and em ployed In mating exrammuons in machinery la the Patent Office and elsewhere, In futnnhing drawings and specifiemom of machines, andllll papers necessa ry, Monter, amend, re-issue or eztedd letters patent in We United State, or Europe. He can also be consult. ed profemonally on all questions of litigation aris ing under the Parent Laos, and will argue sinew nom before the Patent Office or an appeal therefrom, for which his on experience to the Patent Office and in his profemon. hews pecultarly fitted bun. The pro fessional buamess of the late Dr. T. P. Jones hnemg been placed In bin bonds, all tetten In relation thereto should be addressed to him post pet& itigAtstikweniS F.ncy-'ara THE subsenbers have now in store a very extensive assortment of Fun for ladies tweet, which have been purchased in Europe by one 43(12. firm, at very low pricer dunng the monetary crises succeeding the French Revolution! This advantage, which they povapss Over any other house in the trade,gwill enable then! to sell a very ex cellent article much below the market price. [Cr Merchants and others vrillsde.ce thou own interests by examtning ttas extenslee'sraortment SOLIS, BROTHERS, Importers, Se Aece (Malberty) between 4d 11.1 3d streets, a 7-rOw hiladelphig COPARTIIIC4I.BIII.P. T NAVE this day 4:lmposed of part of my Interest in the firm of Lorene, Steam' k Co. tamp meta Robt. R. and Samuel F. Marling. 14.10iRY According to the above arrangement, we have this day associated with us as partners the above named ROBERT B. STERLING, and SAMUEL F. STERLING. The business will be conducted as heretofore, under the name of LORENZ, STERLING Ii Co Pittsburgh. Animist 14, 1548. amt.-5-drewluiS MARBLE WORKS ON WOOD BP., PEFFSBURG H. N. WILKINS, CONTINUES to manufacture Monuments, Dural Vaults, Tombs, Head Stones, Mantel Pieces, Cen tre and Pier Tops of foreign and domestic marble, at a regular and fur price. N. B.—Drawings for monuments, vaults, he. furnish ed, of any descripuon. He solicits a share of public patronage ' augAdtf NEW ARTICLE OF STEAM PACKING—Just eeived byexpecte, 5101 lbs Indio Rubber Steam Packing, for cylinders of steamboats, An. This article being much the best kind that has ever been offered for the purpose, we call the attention of our steamboat en gineers to It. It will save them a great amonntof labor; for when a cylinder is once packed it Will not esquire to be packed again before makingtonenr two inps to St. Louis and bask. For rale at the India Rubber De pot, No 3 Wood et. jy 13 J A if PHILLIPS WILLIAM SMITH, IVlnnufactdeer of Cotton and colored Linen, Fringes for Mesabi', &c 'dewing Silk and colored Cotton Frlngers for silk and gingham Parasols. Gimp, Mohair, turd Bilk Fringes, made to order on the shortest notjee. &roan, corner of Maiden LAM and William, entrance N o .35 William street, third door, Ocei Abner & Ely.' store, No as Nlistden Len • • York jiff' L4XTRIC hi ACHINkS, at troth 85th Alta; Eleetro- Magnetic hlichtnes, (ran different mimeo manu facturers; Marina Clocks for steamboats, canal boom and factories. Also, Chemically Themuunoters, he., for sale by BLAKE tr. CO. corner market it middle diamond N. B.—Electricity of either kind athnituatered at the direction of physician. G ---- rarlaV7 - 1L ywathElls. ITISITF.RS TO THIS RETREAT dm be furnished V with a Lunch at all hours of the day; also, Ice Creams, Fruit Confectionary, &a. The steamer Gree nwood makes her regular nip. as rind i leaving her Pin street landing at A. end al: half past each hour (except 11l until 101 P. 111.--letshig the Garden at 10 P. M. for her Iron trip to the city. A moonlight view of the Ciardim in Indescribable in its lieanty. dyad ARTHL'as a NICHOLSON ere nave selling off at moderate pnces the folLoygitig articles: Platform Scales of all kinds,' Peiping trout NO to 3000 pounds, of superior worlmuutship. Assorted Hollow Warn, light patience; Coal Cooking Stoves; Wood do do; Coal hlipue and Balloon Stoves, for churches, warehounes, 10. Grates and Grate Fronts, for parlors, chambers, Michela, ke. Ploughs and Plough Coatings of rations Studs. ARTHURS & NICHOLSON, Liberty, head of Wood at — Mitre Xs 'ETA VINO sold onr Cadre stock to C. Mamas's, with 11 • ...tow to dolma our ottibusinesa we hereby so. lien for him the paironage of all our fnends and Cos lumen. RO. W. POINDEXTER, TIIE. Putaburgh, Aug. Ch, 1648. POINDEXTER. CIL GRANT, Wholesale Grocer, Conualssion and . Forwarding blerchint, No. 51 Water 11_ ..11 T 118 T RECEIVEDTttW. 51 , Clintodk's, No. 75 Fourth 5./ street, sod for sale cheap 3 pt. ex sup Zphy int, new style ; 10 do do brie lo g. de do, some very elegant 5 do do do do do do 5 do cot. do do do as low as 20 cents; 5 do do Von. do rich style; 1 case of Thompsonville zugs, umurpassell in style Persons purchavon for dsithllings, hotels sod steam. boats would do well by celltng and examiedng our steck before purchaalna elsewhere. mint M=M . • • • . Fs the submnben, respeettulli solicit the mer chauts and public, to nil upon us and purchase 35 bbl. mackerel, which we will sell low .close con signment, prior to the Indiguatlon meeting, to be held at the old ie years and • months, cured by the rue of ads truly wenderfat medicine Read the Wowing remarkable ease of the son of Wm. &nom, RatlL, 0? Philadelphia, adieu:el with W leplie Pits year. and 6 months. After travelling through England, Ikeda., Germany and Renee, cmo tolling the most eminent physicians, and expending for medlene, medical treatment and advic e, theme thou- Nand dollars, returned with Ms eon to tub a unary November tam, without receiving any benefit what•• et, and was cured by_ Losing HART'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT. Kr. Witham Secore's Letter to Drs !cane and Hart I have spent over three thousand dollars for meth °is. s o d medical attend... Iwu advisedtake • marmEurope with him, wi . th I did. I fir: visited England. I consulted the man eminent pitclane there in respect to his case; they examined and prescribed accordingly. I remained three maths vvitheut pereehrmg any change for the hewn, which cost ma about two handled and fifty dollars pocketed by the phyaicia.., end the most that I received was their opoolon that my CIZO wn, !Lopataa and pool. lively incurable. I accordingly left England, and tray. cited through Seethed. Germany and 'Prance, and re turned Immo in the month of November tan, with my son no for from being cured no when I left- I saw your. advertisement in ono of the New York papers, and cormlnded to try Hart's Vegetable Extract, teeing your statements and certificates of so many cams, 141:11, (II twenty and thirty years , standing, and I C. assure yea I not notwrry I did so, ae by the toe of Hart's Vegeta: tile Extract alone, he was restored to perfect health His reason, which W. so ftir gone as to unlit him for btuinese to entirely restored, with the prospect sow before Em, of Bs, health and ruefillness. Ha is now 28 year. of age, and 41 years and 6 months of tin) time has been efftieted with this moot dreadful of du earieN bet thank God he is now ettioyhm good health. Now, gentlemen, faith without works I don't believe In To say that I chat! be ever gratethl myea is one thing, and as I here enclose you one hundred Whirs, I have no doubt but that you will think MU is another and quite a differentthing. The debt of gralitode still 011", you, but please to accept the present MOOD s Interest on the debt in advance. Yours very ntsgeotfully, .I,VILIJ 11/ BECXYRE One of the proprietors of this inralosible medians was afflicted for ...nil yea, with Epileptic Pb. The disease had produced the worst effec . t h rt biz system, vie Loss of memory, Imbecility of and • perfect prostration of the nerve= system. • had tried the skill of the best physicians for seven years, and grew wore...der their [realm.; and he knew that this medicine was his only ho for for heelth and life, and was therefore determined to ve it a fair trmlt sod to persevere in its aro, which he and the mud. was :run restoration to health, which was oonu: cod terropted for nearly einesen years. We would refer to the folkranna persom who hay been eared by ortng Hut% Vegetable Extract Col E Domino'. thmghtem was atllleted nine peen, resides at Yonkers, New York. W-~Bennett,, nine years, 171 Grand a seven years, to Bever st. D, T h kpErtegai, nine yaws, Bart Brooklyn, Lall New Port O u r &mos 14 thh :twenty years, Staten Wendt kilo brKee4 twenty yftra, orkbw; Blias Ere., Woe , . 112 liernmeralyowg pyro payroll, twenty-three years, 73 NOrartiket i Jacob Petty, fear years, 174 Delaney at Mile Johnson, twenty- eight yews, (imr,....t* no Judge Sandell, 94 Bart Broadway, New York, Thomas It Jones, of the B Navy.' Rannenee also made to Capt Wm Jennings, State en ßridgeport, Ot, Dr W L Monroe, Guilford, O. Rev Richardett, Wear Davenport N y, Rev T L Boahnell, Baltimore, Md Mr Joseph Dradlayip at hard I, e NY. C H Doughlan, 20n nth N Y.. Mrs James Bertholf, ester, Orange is. tiff John Faber, 178 Elizabeth et, D A Richton, ME Delancry st, James Smith, 136 Buffo& at, Charles B ro wn, Water s; do All of which may be caned upon., or addreasss, peel Pal 4 New Yo r. rewed by DIE S 11w, (late lvitne & Daryl 0 P THOMAS & Co, 146 Maio et, between 34 and Ith ate, and 169 MALI et, between 4th and 6th streets, Ohio, wholesale and mail gents for dui L WILCOX, Jr, corner of Market n and the Dili mond, oily arrt Piunb'pr ht22davrty SIRDICAL & SURGICAL OFFICE, - 65, DIAMOND A.LLEY, a , •. .. ' • ream doors below Wood street, to market. --'"-- DR. DROWN, having been 11 4 ' • ' , k w ., .. . regnintly educated to the medical ' . . . _.,- •••• profession, and been for some time , to general practice, now confine. • - . -•• ' his attention to the treatment of . A those private and de li cate cons! • \ plaints for which his opportunities • t ''• ' ,_ 1, nd repellence peculiarly qualify •`.'': • ~.• ow ", h im. II years oweiduously devoted to sot • y . treatment of those compliunts.idunog which time he has had more procure and has cured more pa tients than ran ever fall to the lot of any private pre.. tmonery amply qualifies hint to otter assurance, of seedy, permhnent. and satisfactory care to all afflicted with delicate'diseues, and all diseases arising there from. Dr. Brown would Inform those afflicted with priori diseases which have become chronic by time or ad vacated by the pee of any of the common manuals of the day. that then complaints can be radically and More mighty cured, he having given his carefut attention to the treatment of such casea, and succeeded in handrede of instances In curing persons of of the neck of the bladder. and kindred diseases a weich often tenth from those cases where others have consigned them to hopeless despair. Ile particularly inv.'s. such as have been long and unsuccesefully treated by ocher. to consult tibia when every satisfacuott will be given them, and th eir cases treated In a careful, thorough and intelligent manner, pointed out by a long exp-nence, study, and investigauon. which It to impossible for those c o n n rird practice of medicine to give any IrrHernia or Rh tare.—Dr. Brown also inv i tes was afflicted with Hermit to tai, as he has paid panne du attention to this discuss_ Skio diseases.; also Pi' ~ Palsy, Speedily cured Charges very low. N. D.—Pauents of oath sex living et a distance, by stating their disease in writing, giving ad the sympj toms, cum obtain medicines with direction. for a Se, by addressing T. BROWN, M. D, post paid, and encl.. m hlie fc' e No. 63, Diamond alley, opposite the avert) House. Rusrturtest—Dr. Brown's newly discoverrd rem,. dy for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain remedy for that painful trouble. It never falls. Office and Prlvate Consulting Rooms, No. as mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor is always at home. [Er No care no pay. skald. ASTHMA, OR DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING.— This disease is caused by a p•reiyinnal construe non of the air cella; it isvery debilitating, *imam can. NT .14...an0n. DR. SWEEPSER'S PANACEA la the oNy c ertain care, floanieneaa enn be entirely naiad by • free ale Or DT. SweinsePa Panacea. Catarrh, or common cold. which, U neglected, will terminate in eansomptian, M effectually relieved and eared by Dr. Sweeter is Panacea. Bronchitis, If anchemked, will effectually lead td Bronchial Consumption, but a timely am of Dr. Sweet sees Panacea will effectually cure it. Inflammation of die Tonsils or Sore Throat. —Thla disteue often leads to seri°us consequences from neg lect, inch as ulceration of the throat. On the first mop toms, Dr. litweetsers Panacea should be procured and used freely. Coughs and Colds fiad a sovereign remedy in Dr Eta cetor's Pans.. . - - Pneumonia Notha.--A very fatal disease, remains; from a violent comMt and cold on a debilitated m bro. ken down eatuttitutum; aged pentom are sabject,to It Dr. SIIBOLIOPS Panacca.shoold be used on the first symptoms, whieh are a•ergeold. Night Elareas.—This.deWiMMg complaint MID meet with a timely cheek, bytaitOrDr. Etweetser's Panacea. Conntrupuort.—lf 011 fint.pppearance of consamp dee symptoms, which km a pam to the aide and breast, BODO or tuns of blood, if Dr,Bweetser's Pelmet is beefy useM ft.ner need be apprehended. When the Lungs, the Windpmeh or Bronchial Tubes become clogged op with phlegm BO as to impede respi ration or breathmg, Dr. Berea/sees Panacea, which is 'powerful Emmetorant,shotdd be - taken awording to thedirections. Influenza—This disneeldng epidemic, so prenralont In our climate, is speedily eared by Dr. Sarcasm's Pena. Price SI per bottle or ELI boules far SA For sale by WM. JACKSON, SO Liberty at, Ego of be big boot bovailY BF& I FRS FAEITLY lIIPZICNIVFS Should be kept by every PamUy. Lomas Coon Hotta, Va. Aug. kfi liyß- R. E. SELLERS :—.I first introduced your Va. ISITOGI in this plane, at a time when a prepare lion called The Dead Shot was very popular. aod found it very difficult to tell bat It an. gained for itself, pop ularity that has swallowed up all nib-n I could pro. cure you any number of certificates, but I do not think it necessary. That your LIVER PILLS are preferred to all others In this region I know to be • het Yesterday I sold to a merchant two boxes for his own use, although he has on hand a supply ofDr. APLime's. Twelve mouths ago. I saw, in a distant part of Mt. country. a roost disconeolate looking lady, who had tong suffered from Liver Complaunt, she had mime sent a great dtsianee for a physician, but found no permanent relief: and was almost in a hopeless condrion. On her husband's fir t visa to our team he bought two firtoPtt• sod promised, should they benefit hie tette. no pureaue MOOS AA ks never called I supposed they bed not been cfsenr,im but on putting by hi. house a short time .h o pr,l fo.a thedady in comparative: good health- uPY. 4l . l. thinfikort. tented. Your Pills always ',Move persona who hare Acne and Chills. Tire Cough PYruP h.* o , Yer tat ed to my knowledge; in every case of producing a good moult, and gyetng entire sistWeettoo Very respeetfutty, Prepared and sold by E WARD, R. F. SELLER., No 5: street dmuasts genet-way .n ale two ewes • gum o Pagerro. TT w a great saLlalnellou to LuLtu-Fu au. dm. pu' hr y 1 10 announce. that , he great de.nand for our rum riot and nplendid preparauon. nor - Fo Slit 3" 311:1/1- cism," far exceed. our most rang..e expecte.... particularly out Indian Expect...to nod Cuoirmood carminative Balsa. which for twenty of mmenorny of ingredients. nud e the romp...oh, or wem, together with tne immens dispanty to the sire orour Lin 31.0,4 over any 0L1,1 , --qu. henunful n o d or ". mental e wig 'ha Mate cher...ye I to in of . M further Incitement to par,b,a. wig Ate - ny of my old. friend. who tuew /es. . -3.^1 when 'Ert the eroptos went or Ur 4 troillos i,orm wpm r. of 1.1411)1, 4 1 tr. Co No 54 Pltll-45,1./..111A: 1.ba,1 who ord. ft by hr. , r,r - I'l,tui• loro• Cotreg.. of POI., Jo, and comooto,d with our own • .11c corn,roong oar - Fanoly I.:it . ..worm/It Compound Curonn .-.lnpoond To mo Voruutuae, \ Vein In rr dion and Onentol Ha, Tones • hat beg leave to rezno rt. .end we do It with made ne mat we have din. • .' ao:1 au ra ipement on our t Wents/ . ' -Ng, that tar exceeds stoy thing ever odered • Give um a gall et No eg ARCH street •,' .rnas alone me AM Inducement, end we are sure t!..e result attgl :gm e3eELLEILS , VERMIFCGE-- No (mil) seclude be without :" LOC.., C. 11., VA aux. 14,4 g. Me. R. K Sabtatas: I cheerfully cerlity that I have for sane yean peat used your Vertrautu in my farp t ty, and univentally wall somasl decidedly prates it to any other preparation I have used amongst }herd may be naerid thecelebrated medicine Called Deadano Fahnestoces To:mange. and a prepolatiOn. caned Worm Tea. In a recent ease a amnia dace Bliingid from my little boy one .bundiell end nr. bovinity.. No bunny certainly ought to be antluml to Yoole An Prepared and sad by R P. Pell Lill LAWSON ets, No. 57 Wood ex. and mid by Draggiga garter any La backdate. Nem