GROCERIES, ke.
C a H. GRANT often I ,
400 eg t' stt, coffee,
72 do
s lk Pepper,
300
D D
Y H,41 1 andjm•
Psrial Teas;
30 bbla crashed =I Pa .
veriked
97 do Nos 5,7 4Mosfee
2 cults bledd!r,
29 tas Hunt's Alea
3 do Holmes' do;
36 rearms Tow Wrapping
PloPor
160 do etra . w dodo;
60 dos Elemp eon*
al coils gtanilla Mope;
40031bs eon= Yams;
3.69) las No 1 & 2 Baiting;
Al Las Rosin Swap;
10 do rani do;
39 bbls Rosin;
20 casks Tennant'a doable
refined Soda Ask;
35 bra 10x1.2 Glass:
64 do 840 do;
MN do pint Planar, •
16 do do do;
14 doquan Honks,
120 bbla Lime,
116 kasErnatirs Rifle Pow
-100 do do Reek do;
14 bdies No 84 Sheet Iran;
29 Peacock and Pamir
Leiner • • • ha se •1
terooasladito,
10 bx• ground PdPPer,
1 cask. E Salto,
bags fats
6 do Adl.Pi..o
CO Maus cionSIW4
n
bxs b, , ut3 7-3 o
Tobsoco. various brds
and risslitietc
io bee Carolina and Va. I
twat Tobacco
LO bbliNo 3 bwlSina.
ral,
75 Mid, P 4 0 13 uStr,
517 kegs(pors) arms Lead
1 c.ck uittu k;
Mita A b ß, s:1 =I Cu! I
Steel;
/VIM wdocriben an now
al law rates,. follow
b 5 ebena YU, Imperial,
P and blk Tow
80 bra do do
40D bap Rio and Lavira
Eiiiiiliiia
75 bga - soblou litnual .. "
Sugar
LSO bx. liming, No 1
15 btu Bonlmam Almada
ZS a
Fllbans Wulauto
25 u
- Cabe
15 bp Old Gov lava do
122 bra manufacrand To-I
bacco,ss,l2a, 10a, 22a,
lb and lb lamp; 1611
mid 5. fipan do,
50 mats Cassia
M=M
30 " Tenn Ord Nuts
ZO 1, 572 W li Balaiiss
20 cases Tomato Catsup
20 drums Figs
7 mats WES
bbl Nutmegs
25 bags Pepper .
11 caimans In digo
1 ?2 bale. Clare .;
15 bbl. chip% Leawood
2 casts bladder
23 bus No ICW:isolate
2 cuts Epsom Salts
20 bbl. Tanneri' Oil
5 cuts Letup Oil
15 bis Sperm Candles
43 bra White Pipe.
5 cuts Rica
37bags paii7 Salt
20 bbfi relined Sugar
12 casks Zawe trimaran
20 bus Shelled Almonds
5 eases Liquorice
20 bra Seek Candy
70 has Sardines
73 " Ara cracker&
8 " spiced Chocolate
8 eases Prunes
25 has Lemon Byrom
I ease preaUd Ginger
7 gram Blacking
10,0110 Principe, Regalia,
Castelo, and Hannan
Ci,gan
‘GLISR a sziorrr.
a , • • iu, &Clunk, How
&maim Ite.,&e.
oeuri bags Rio and Lagalra coace ;
I.IIJ 150 petal, Y. H., O. P. and Impenal teas;
100 birds N. 0. sugar ;
150 bbls molusu ;
WU ball assorted tobacco;
300 aide N. Y. sole lambior ;
100 kg. rock powder ;
300 reams swapping paper ;
50 " foolscap;
50 bbls No. 3 large mackerel
50 ° North Carolina tar;
manned loaf sag=;
50 o chip logsrood;
25 •" " issue;
10 " ground camwood ;
3 hltds prima madder;
3 aeroons 8. F. indigo;
50 bbls copperu ;
15 " slum;
10 ° nacre.;
75 dos bed cords;
with a general usortmeni of Pinsburgh rounfactores
receiving and far sale on accommodating terms by
J & EL FLOYD,
sspll Ron. Charch
To W is Merchants.
AssEY & BEST offer for sale at 33 Wood street
T
Pittsburgh, on accommodating terms
ltq peke Y. 11, Impl and G. Powder Teas;
900 lags Rio Coffee ;
10 Pepper ;
" Alspice ;
GO bus 1 lb Lutsp,bs and As Tobacco;
9:ge twist ;
3 thd:N. 0 Sugar;
100 bbd Molasses ;
75 " N. t and 3 Mackerel
Ml half do do
50 Ws N. C. Tar ;
10 " Tanner's Oil;
25 bus Chocolate
50`• Raisins ;
23 L• White Pijos ;
lONJ Ass'd A indoor Glus from 0.3 to 2440 •
03 emirs Soda Ash ;
30 bbl. S. Salts;
10 mks Pearl Ash ;
12 " Balmoral
'• German C lay;
560 kits Ass'd nails, with a general assortment of
all sizes of iron, and Pittsburgh manufactured articles
• sepls
Groeorgas, at,
35i1 BGA Green Rio Coffee;
kr 150 kgs Y. H. O.P. and Imperial Teas;
9110bbls N. 0. Molasses;
fan hhds N. 0. Sugar ;
10:1 bus Manufactured Tobacco,Sa,Bs, 10,92 s
and I pound lump
30 bga Pepper;
100 Eats Cassia ;
:15 bbls L.Sugar ;
2 Carom. S. F. Indigo ;
1 clad Madder;
23 bbls N. C.Tar ;
30 " No. 3 Large Mackerel;
20 bzs No. 9 Chocolate ;
100 Reams Wrapping. Paper;
95 Lis White Pipes;
9 cues Liquorice
With a general assortment of Pittsburgh hlartufactures,
reed and (sr sale by GEO. A BERRY,
61,05 19 wood st
ROCERIIMI-000 bus superior Rio Cotreo
til" 110 bf divas Y 11, 0 P, and Laporte Teui
50 caddies do do do do
150 Rib N O Minn.
• 25 bbd. db Rigor
110 lus Houma do
25-bblo Loaf do, 8, 7 and 8
118 bu 'Yalu., 1 Ib, 5,11 and ID
20 kegs 8 twin
M/CI mm, Coale
W tibia No 3 large Mackerel
3 hbds Mader
O moms e P Indigo
100 b es Bening. No 1,11 and 3
90 bags Cotton Yarn, S to 10
GO bes white and stone Pipes
ID bbl. Tar
BO kegs Sboenberger's Nob, assorted
CD doz good Wheat Bags
a, be. ezlo and 103:12 Glass
30 doz Bneketa-.;
do Tubs
Phtsbargh manufactured articles of all. kinds,
for sale low by JOHN 8 DILWORTH,
scold V wood st
WIRES, BRANDIES, GESS, *a.
HALF 10 pipes Corm 1M , t
Jas 11enry
c.
3 " " " " Pinet, Casti ll er /Co
15 mines Roehella do A Seigneue
4 pipes Holland Gin;
0 qr et. sum pale Sh'ry.Wlne, BA Bei lderGordon & Co
g
10 " " Maleira do
10 "1. F Tenerige do =nier
40 " " — Oporto Wine, various
30 " Lotion do " "
10 hints
%/ Df hhds }Haut Sauterne Wines
30 Dbl.
10 Mid. Gardena. Claret, Meatferand
15 do Marseille. do Bargain
15 baskets Champagne Wio., Hoidsciek
15 do do do P A Almom &Co
10 do do do Inacson & Sona
50 cases Claret of •ariertm grades, tarried inborn..
10 baskets Bordeaux Olive Oil, crop 1868. .Durand;
sdo Bordeaux " " " Carotin
ID do Marselles "
last received and for 5a71.71 FR A
RICIEETiON
prime N S o no
bbls Loaf hb4. Bagar, Nos 2, 6 tad'
" Prime N 0 Molasses
18 " Hagar Howe "
100 bags pnme itlo Coffee
28 hf chests Y H Tea
03 bxs 6212 do G P
19 " Virginia Tobaero, 11, b rad 12i
10 Mils largo No 3 Macre HUM
For sale b 7 IV & hi MITCHELTEHH,
sep2l 100 liberty
SUNDRIRS 75 dos Corn Brooms; 10 keg; maple
Molasses; 50 bxs Rosin Soap; 50 kegs ass'd Nails;
Straw Wrapping Paper, conon Yarn, candlewick, Bat
nun 100 doz Bucket.; 5 do Tabu 10 noss pint flasks,
3o bbis Vinegar. 15 nu Select 25 do Star
frond Spices of an descrintiotuu fine em diming
fobacco Rapine and &web Snuff Whiung, chalk,
coppenuiond allow, in now luul foe sale low by _
ENGLISH & BENNEVT,
00533 37 Wood st, opposite St Mules Hotel
TEAS -450 packages, soutpristig
Young Hp.ara Teas, balf Owns and nasty dues;
Gunpowder do do do do
Imperial do •do do •do •
Souebong and Powebonn, in bolt await, of various
qualities wad Isle hi:mortar:a in store and for sale
by
turr4 Elf Ss SMITH,
' asial2o ands' rt
R EFINED SUGAR-10 boo D. IL lame loaf .up,
1040 bbLo nos 4,4, a, 7 and 8 small do
200 do =oohed do
SOO do powdered do
40 do Mulled do
lo mom and for role by ..
JAMES A HUTCHISON Co,
se .. . Ix Louie Sabo
1 1EA5-410 !dullest. and ties fine to extra Y.:Hylon;
gd " " " Imperial;
10 " Ot . ~ . Gunpowder,
16 " tu, " " Po-wimp;
For sale by J D W114.11t6119,110 wood et
tart , ,
111 IDS. N. O. Sugar to'elose co nti73 bbla
.11/ No, 3 mackerel, VO half bbla do, 16 bb . !Mad,
13 bbl. Harm cool ames,lsl.l boo window glass, asit , tl
sises,fin bss. best Y. H. Tan, 5 do Imperial do, 5 do
(Ica Powder do. seg/.. - S./3. BUSIn.R.LD._
OILS-3,500ga1. winter bleached Whale Oil;
100 do .do Sperm do
15 bb l. do Racked Whale do
6do brown Tanners do
6do Spirits Turpentine; in store and
aug3l ; 0 BLACKBURN & Co
EMU) SUGARS-5 bra DR large Loaf; 6133
R
bbl. 4,6, 0, 7 and b Irmadr 920 do embed; 190
do powdered; 11l more and for ati nn
1.1
JAAIM A IIIUCIUSON & Co,
iYO4 Agents of SL Louis Steam Sugar Refinery
SUOA R HOUSE MOLASSES-100 bbla anger boo .
molasses in store end &reale by
set's JAMES L A HUTCHISON aCo
GOLDEN SYRUP.-10 bills golden spips 10 half
de do do; 20 kgs do do Is sum end r • eby
JAMES S A SH &
sep3 Leala Ramer,
LS&D.--900 pis. Galena kad in tom and for sale
JAI A HITICHISON - Co
No 43 : armor 41, and Whom 41
TEes—mi Ulf ebb. la 0 Powder Tea; 10 do do Im
perial * 2D do do Y Rya. do; I do do Pow
abong do. Also, II lb aznl 6lb bauya of anperior qual
ity, for family use, io more and far sale by
•epl 0 BLACKBURN a. Co
VIII.A.EON-7,20D Um a prone ankle on band and to
JCIP sale by . - 1 ,10 TASEY k BEST
PPLE9-11 Ws Green Apples, In store and for
Asale by rapid TAI33E Y &
50 EMPTY OIL DARREILS 130,/ landing; for sale
very low, appded fin immediately.
sepl6 SCHOONMAKER &Co
MOLASSES -2 5 belt, Bier Bonet Molasses, just
received and for sale try
mg* BROINN & CULBERTSON
T OBACCO -".A b. Neal's 56 i
6D " Homy "
10 " Thom.' Dram ss;
JADES DALZELL
landing end for .10 by
wep.
i rvineNE-126 oan rno'd and GM oda b
aepla " rE SELLERS, 67*m/a
UXTRACT LOGWOOD...2Seares just reed and to
Jl2i ukle by ..Pl3 R E. SELLERS
rtAr We byE ALOES-1 cam prim dry It
1 704 and for
1 4-1 sepl3 EVRA
i3B— N UTME(3II2I( bbl stst ree'd R
E SIR silo by
sep • LERS
fIOSTEE-160 bigi Bau Ibs and kw sal
by septo BROWN It CULBERTSON
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
• A-LXIABAO.
-- iB4E — T - 1 Mood McsoW
BRPTENITIER- 1 rises. 1 sem. ri•e a phase a
18 84121 d9Y, 51 1' dl6
17 Sunday, ft 8 723
18 Monday, 61 6 934
19 Tuesday, 55 5 941
90 Wednesday, 56 4 10 47
21 Tbursdily, 58 9 II 59
92 Friday; 59 I mom.
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PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE
COMERTFRF. FOR ECRITEMBER.
JOBllO4. I:I4ENA. WR. BASIL= J. CLILOTMCILS.
OrFICII PlTMEnnwil GAZICTIT,
Friday Morning, Sept. 22, 1649.
The weather yesterday was cold and lIIIS
Dough firrNovernber, and the frequent showers
of rain during the day rendered it quite unpleas
ant far out door business.
Tha rim is aging slowly receding, with 30 in.
chea In *mud by metal mark, and Mildness in
that qttorter has slackened a little, To judge born
the present unsettled state of the weather, it i
not probable that the river will fall as low as it has
been, beim) another rise will occur.
FLOUR—The receipts yesterday were compar
olivelY light, and we could bear of only a few
latachatiging hands on the wharf at 4,6234,69 p
tbl. We heard of wiles amounting to soma 200
bids from store in lots at 0001,67 p bbL The
supplies are quite light.
RYE FLOUR--Very little is coming in nt pres
ent, and supplies are light. Moderate sales are
effected from store at 53 p bbl.
GROCERIES—We have nothing new to no.
lice in the market. Supplies are gradually dimin
ishing. and prices generally are quite firm. Sales
of 17 lib& N 0 sugar at 51051, short time.—
Of carets, market is fully supplied, with regu
lar sales of Rio in limited lots at 71071 c; sales of
a good common quality of Rio at 7c p It For
loaf engin 8 to 11c are fair quotations at present,
with moderate sales. Sales of 50 bbts N 0 mo
lasses in different lots at 20034 c, sod of sugar
house at 10015 c tp gait Sides of rice at 505:c IP
lb by the tierce.
CHEESE—Receipts by river have increased
considerably, and the market is now well supplied
with • good quality of W R at 5106 c p 111 Of
choice cream, the supply is light, with moderate
sales at 6107 c
PROVISIONS—Of bacon, supplies are grade•
ally reducing, and we hear of some small lots
changing hands sin slight advance on former quo
tations, with no sales however, to any considera
ble amount.
APPLES--Receipts during the week have been
less abundant, without, however, any change in
prices. We note regular sales from tirst hands at
COLO according to quality.
BUTTER—The receipts have been light, and
supplies are limited. Small sales of bids at 9, and
in keg at 19.
BUCKETS AND TUBS—The supplies of the
market have been considerably replenished du
ring the past meek, and mien are regularly effect
ed, of the former at 2.25, and of the latter at $9O
51,50 fr doz.
BEANS—Demand moderate, with small sale
of good white at 73e p bu.
BRAN AND SHORTS--Suoptin in first hand
are large, and prices are Imo Limo. Regular sales
of bran from wore at 8010 e, and of shorts at 140
18c • be, according to quality.
CANDLES—The market has undergone no
change from oar last quotations. Regular sale.
in limited quantities of city mar at 21c. of mould
at 101, and of dipped at Oa p rl3. Cincinnati
manufactured candles are sold at about the same
figures with oar own manufacture.
DRIED BEEF—Sales of 500 and 400 The from
more at 8638fe f,
GRAlN—Receipts have beeWpartial. Supplies
are light, and prices of most kinds are nomicaL—
We may quote the Mowing rates from store with
light sales:—Wheat 80c, rye rg), barley 50, corn 35
and oats at 2C65127c p
HONEY—Sales of a good quality of comb from
store at 18020 c a. lb.
OlLS—Supplies of linseed oil continue very
light, with small sales by the bbl at Cale ft gall.—
Other oils no change.
Balm or lisarmacer—The "Chairman of the Corn.
mince of Public Safety' has recently manifested
some anxiety with reference to the paper of the
of the Bank of Hamilton. We ore authorized to
inform him that the notes of that Bank will be
thankfully received at par, in payment of the sur
plus revenue for which "the gallant CoL Weller
is a defaulter, It is suggested that the Treasurer
of Butler county would probably be willing to give
a premium for any part of the eleven thousand
dollars which may be paid in Munition Bank notes
or otherwise--(State Journal.
Berm OF Ssimancr—The control of the Sank
of Sandusky has again reverted back to the 6r•
mer stockholders, who give assurance that its
credit will be sustained. The notes of the Bank
are redeemed on preientation. The following
card has been issued by the officers of the Bank:
Csa.n.—,The control of the Bank of Sandusky
has again changed hands, and is again under the
direction of the former board Messrs- Wm Town.
nand, E M Morgan, Marshal Burton, Wm W Weth
erell, A 1-1 Barber, L S Beecher, Francis Morgan,
Rodolptuus Dickinson, John Bell, E P Sturges, E
Sturges, A H Brown. and Francis Whitney, con.
etitute the present board. Mr. M Burton w the
President, and Mr. Robert Whitney, meaner. Cir.
cuthstances unnecessary to detail, have rendered
this change necessary. and the present board have
undertaken the control of the isnaitution, with the
nettled porpwre of sustaining the credit of the
bank, and with a firm conviction that it can and
will be done.
M. BURTON, Pram's.
R. Wurreer, Cashier.
Bank of Sandusky, Sept. 13, 1848.
Commtnanio—Oifleers Brashenz and Kitch
en on Frtday night arrested Jerry Cowden and
Wm H Waterhouse, on a charge of having a large
amount of counterfeit money. The prisoners of
fered SSOO in 510 counterfeit bills on the Oneida
Bank, Utica, N. Y., to John Bourke for StIA in good
money. Boarke immediately gave notice of the
proceedings to the officers, and the arrest was
made. Cowden was affected at the fdadiaon
House on Main street, and Waterhouse at the Ma
ry Nu Exchange on the landing.
The Mayor held them over for farther examina
tion on Monday, in the sum of 55,000 each, In de.
limit of which they went to jtul.—[Cln. Atlas.
~00x Our—We learn that a new issue of coun
terfeit half dollars is extensively circulated, and
that in a house In the northern part of the city, the
amount of two hundred dollars was bond ready
for circulation—rein. Atlas.
Cotuntuummuts-Two counterfeiters were tned
Saturday morning and committed to jail, they be,
ing in theft possession bank bills to the amount of
five hundred dollars on the Erie bank of New
Atlas
Hay on the 3ist oh, was bringing $22 and $25
per ton, at New Orleans. There had been no
northern arrivals for several weeks.
Tue Caors—The late rains have been of incal
culable benefit to the farmers in all this section, re•
storing their parched lands so a fit condition Mr
seeding wheat, reviving pastures, arm There will
be necessity in many loc a lities for resewiag, as
what had been pat into •the ground, With of grain
and gram! Seed, hna mostly perished. The num
triglshortening of thecorn crop here and there,
e failure of the ears to fill, may be measura
bly compensated for now by a good sowing sea
ma. The - imams being now filled, millers arc
llmatty benefitted by the reins alaci.—f Baltimore
Spirit of the Domestic Blerkets.
Cleveland, Sept. 18, 181 7.
Receipts—Flour 4,951, Wheat 51,369, Corn
615, Coal 9,206, Potters' wain 21427, Glen 455.
Lard 10,714, Sugar 5,512, Bacon 21,792, Butter 10,
610 , Wool 10 5 , Dried trait 295, Whiskey 10.
Sales Wheat 2,200 bu 94c, 6000 Ira 93c, 1,300
Mt 93c, 1,954 bu 91a lama 700 bu 440. Salt 1000
bbl* ace, 61,Z, 50 bias mime 161,50, 100 sacks
dairy 121, Whiskey GO bbl, lie. Teem price*,
Wheat 93, Corn 43, Rye 46, Oats 20. Freights on
grain to °slang. &dee, to Buffalo 31, on Flour to
121.
Cattle Markel:
Baltimore, Sept. l B .—Gsttle---Ther e was guile a
fall supply of beeves at market to day, and prices
are somewhat lower. The offeriags at the scales
reached 1100 head, of which 700 were sold, 350
were driven to Philadelphia, and 50 remain over
tumid. Prices ranged from 3282,75 y 100 This on
the booc equal to S4a 5 X net, and making an
average of 2,44 gem.
Hogs—Hogs are dotal $5615,25.
Cr Men never attempt to counterfeit a wonblew
aruele, hence valuable medicines are frequently imita
ted. The knave who counterfeits a medicine commits
as great a crime al if it were a bank note or the coin
of the United States. 13 A Fahneauwk's Venninige,
winch is the only safe and certain cure for wolves, has
leen coornmfeited In many sections of the country, end
persona' should be on their guard when purchasing to
gar tb2tAchninis article, prepared at Piusbargh, Pa.
ntr Silt Mem, &envy, Old Sores, Erysipelas
Bar bees lick, Mips, Sore Heads, Sore Beards Nat
plea
Jones' Soap is need by many physicians In the. city
In coringthe above, and we would not conscientiously
sell unless we knew it to be all are mite.
As a cosmetic, the true Jones' Soap is perhaps the
only article ever known that removed impurities and
Aimed end besalified the skin, making it soil, clear,
smooth and wise as an Mika. 80141 by WM. Lacs-
SON, 59 Lamm meet.. made
,QT Frei htaxm Woman ma Smatome.—ltea
eor‘-et teal quality of • 3s. boule of boom , Coml
Heir Restorative is to force the Mar to grow on the
head or face—or wherever nature intended hair to
• Forstlo by WM. JACKSON, No SS lAbortY wool
own dills Bicßoot. sepl6
I;M=M=EMI
And pain as immumeotal alabaster."
hanks kayo skialike the above, who on, Jones'
gpanisk Lay %Vbite. 11 make* pare Snowy rot ."4
tai Witile, 3 Itktlti at Oil Welt/ meet ios
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
ARRIVET,
Louis McLane, Bennett, Brownsville_
Atlantic, Parkinson. Brownsville.
Caroline, Day, Beaver.
Ringgold, Cope, Citl.
Star, --- Beaver.
•
Ariadne, Grabill, Beaver.
Camden, Hendrickson, Beaver.
DEPARTED.
Laois McLane Bennett, Brownsville.
Atiantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Camden, Hendrickson, Beaver.
Anowline, —, Brownsville.
Arrow, Nelson. Brownsville.
Caroline, Day, Beaver.
Greenwood, McGeorge, Cia.
Comet, Boyd, CmD.
Ariadne, Grabill, Beaver.
At dusk mat evening, there were 2 feet 7 inches
water in the channel, and (ailing slowly.
Laver—Per Camden—Xe Ins cheese, J A Coo
ghey; 2S do do, Wick & McCandless; 186 do do,
C Bidwell; 55 do do, Burbridge, Wilson Sr co; 29
bbl yhlkey,J Burnside; 30 bx* cheese, J A Cam
ghey.
Per Star-35 has cheese, R Dalzell & co; 10
bbl flour, James McCully; 23 sks wool, Wm Bar
ker; 70 do do, English A: Betutett; 16 bills Mather,
A Caughey; IS bxs cheese, M Leech & son; 71
do do, W & It McCutcheou; 176 do do, J A Cau
ghey; 8 eels, 3 boa 'Wargo*, R Dalzell & co.
Bnnonseide—Pe r Atlantic-28 plqrs mdse, 3 C
Bidwell; 8 do do, Forsyth dr Duncan; I bbl mdse,
Wm Dyer, 38 Ws dour, H GrafP, 5 Op mdse,
Hamer 31 bbls dour, owner.
natP;Don't have yellow dark Teeth—they eon bo
penmiy white by one twne swing a boi of Jones
Amber Tooth Pasta Ix haniens the game h
aw
the
breath, km Sold at FA) Liberty at. novlltd&wlY
lt have • Fool Dreatts—if you have, o•e •
tart° shilling bottle of Jon& Amber Tooth Paste. TM
au - II make your breath sweet, whiten your meal,
Bold at OD Liberty at. tYlB42mrlY
HYDHOPATHIO ESTAHLISIIMEN
PRILLIPsnUICIII, Marra cO., Pa.
TAR. EDWARD ACKER. tales this means of ye
ll tortung his thanks to his friends and the public
for the extensive patronage be has received, and of in
forming them that he has lately erected a large and
well Constructed building for the exclusive portion..
of his WATER CURE IS PAIILItIHMELNIT ; at his old
location, at Philltpsburgh, Pa., on the Ohio neer, oppo
site the steamboat landing at Beaver, where bets ready
to receive puttee.. taardent, and treat them on Hy
dropanue pnociples. In addition to his long experi
ence, and the great success which has heretofore at
tended his treatment of patients committed ts hi. care,
he has now the addinottel fambnes afforded by all en.
terninve [miming erected expressly for the purpose, can
noning COMMOdillti• and airy rooms, and fitted up wub
every necessary apparatus for bathing, and ddmtnis
tering the treatment to the utmost benefit and comfort
of the patient. Phillmsburgit in a most delightful mid
healthy 'triage, easy of access by steamboats, and al
fords fine and wholesome water. Dr. Acker assures
those afflicted persons who may place themselves un
der his care, that every attention shall be paid to their
comfort; and an an usurance of the substanual benefits
to he denved, he paints with confidence to the hun
dreds who have been permanently cured at his estate
lishment The Water Cure leans. no iniunous effects
behind, us is too often the case with those who have
been treated on the old system. It removes the dis
ease, invigorates the syste m,proteek from ffie
incident to changes of the weather, creates a n a tural
and active appeute, and impacts vigor to the digestive
powers. Terms of treatment and tniarding reasonable.
For further paniculars inqume at the estallishmeat, or
address the proprietor at Phillipsburgh
atigEnd
To the Medical Profession and Public.
LTECKER'S FARINA, now in use at the Hospitals,
Asylson*, and other public establishments, and
recommended by some of the most disunguished pby.
sworn. and chemist., as an article of diet children
and
menhda, mach superior to arrow root. sago, etc •
Mr more strengthening, pleasant to the taste, and easy
dtgesuon. For tap in 21 It bo/es of half lb papers,
each accompanied with pnuted dtrec eons for cooking,
kc.
111 h.l AgnctilturAl Clemistry', p 4 Phil ed
obaerves:
..Children fed upon •rtuvr•root, salep. or indeed any
kind of antylalaccous road, which does enninin tours
clients titled for the lormanon of bone. and inuseles.
become fat. and acquire much spsourmsr, their limb.
appear full. but they do not acquire strength, nor are
their orguis properly developed'
In the analysis of the Parma made by prof. Reid of
New 'York, among other constituents, he glees I 5 per
cent of planes and albumen, and remarks that the
claims of the Farina upon the klediral Profeuion and
the public will rest upon Its containing in the platten
and albumen, vegetable fibniie and other iiitrogentred
bodies not found in arrow root or similar illanslMlCOa
and which modern chemistry has palmed out a• iming
necessary to the formation of human 64re. and by
means ot which nature makes up for the constant
waste that takes place in the human Nsdy. Fur sale
wholeuile or retail, by R E SELLFIRS.
sepls 57 wood
. .
LINN.EAN BOTANIC 11ARIM AND NURSERY,
42 LATE of deceased. Flusalog,
1.. 1 . agar New ort Nina 6 Co., Proprto.
In emiseguenee of the derease of he. lot ami of
the ea age of tbe surviving peruser, the enure
stock of this estabhshment, comprising evennp
you, eluding the newest and choicest •aneues of
FRUIT AND OR-stAAIIINTAL TREES, Shrubs,Vines.
Plant,, Roses, de , vent be deposed of at very reduced
priees 4 in order to close the business as speedily as
posinlo.
Orders oreornpatned 'rob the cash. to lb.. asnouni 01
Ten Dollars, or upsranls, ..dl he supple...l si a reduc
tion of 95 per cent from the usual pace..
Nurserymen, Venders, and others, wishing to pur
chase by wholesale, will be supplied at such reduced
pnees tweoriltrig to kind and quanuty, as will probably
prove satisfactory to them.
Descriptive eatAlos - nes fraua on application post
paul.
Orders nt,l and catalosues supplied by B N
WICKERSHAM, corner of Wood unit Sixth sta. Pitts
burgh. surt4-iosiefit_
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Nese, Fazh2onale, and Parm-ularly Crap Good.,
just arrived at
DIGBY'S
M., calm ownitsu grog. ko 1$ Lismorr graarr
THE Proprietor of the shove establishment would
respetfully inform has numerous triends and caw.
men, that he has pm received ho first supply of fall
and limner goods, which as usual rosomnsea everything
that is now, fubionable. handsome and good. adapted
to gentlemm's urger ; and as he hu been particularly
forumste to making purchases, he is determined to
everyttong in hen hue of boon?. touch cheaper then
was everoffered In Putsburgh before, and as some are
very hard to constnee that Pittsburgh manufactures
can go ahead of the Eastern rine., he would matte all
ouch to examine the following hat of prices. and then
call and see Os stock, after doing whtch, he feels con
fident they will have their doubts removed, no well as
some of their money
Good cloth roam venous colors, Iron SG to
Good fashionable camtmere pan., from 5 50
Cloth and over coats 7 Cu
Vesta in great Tammy 75 ens
Gentlemens' cloth cloaks, large um e Cu
Ladle.' cloaks, splendid patterns 3 00
Tamed sack coats 2 hi
Flushing over coats 1 51/
Wankel over coats 3 DO
A reel large stock of shuts, under shins and draw.
er,
silk handkerchiefs, crass., suspenders. An Or
ders in the Taslonng lion executed tu the beat manner
and at the shortest nonce sepl 4-d2nto
I!2ALJU•
Professor of Music and °manta uTrinity Chunk,
CONTINURS to me testrucuon on the Piano, lion
tar, and Vocal Music. Those pupils who desire
to take lessons at his house, have an opportanny or
practising a sufficient lenth of time, before leaving, to
fix the instruction Imparted firmly on the mind. Three
most excellent Pianos are kept for that porpoot,placcd
In rooms where the pupils can practice entirely undis
turbed. Detersamed to take only a limited number of
pupils, those who wish to be instructed should make
early applitation.
Truss-415 per quarter of 94 lessons Residence,
Penn street, neatly opposite Dr. Herron scpt-tm
DYOTTVILLE GLASS WORKS,
Philadelphia.
THE subscribers manufacture and have on band,
Carboy• for Acids, Demijohns, covered in tk gape
nor atwitter, and of assorted urea; Wine, Po rt er and
Mineral Water Bottles, and all hinds of Drugguts'
Bottles and Vials, de., which they will sell at the low
est priers. Orders anti meet with prompt attention,
if addressed to . . .
BENNERS, SMITH & CAMPBELL,
354 South Front Street.
sopl6-41tn Philadetplit&
LAMARTINES WHONDISTS—History of the
L
eoodista; or, Personal Memoirs of the Patriots of
the French Revoluuon—from anpublished sources: by
Alphonse de Ixonattine. Complete in hire volumes.
Hyde's transla6ort A fresh supply of this popular
work recei•ed this day and for sale by
JOHNSTON ft STOCKTON,
.opld - Booksellers, cot. market and 11 etc
THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
John Farren and Samuel Wightman., under the
name ofJohn Fatten & Co., is On day devolved by mu
tual consent. The business of the late firm will be re t•
tied by..lotin Farrell at the watch..ae of the Boatmen's
Lane. JOHN PARREN
SAMUEL WIGHTMAN
The homess of the Boatmen's Line will hereafter be
conducted by YILITeII & Lawry, at the same place.—
Thankful for past favors, we solicit a cononuance of
the ISIS!. JOHN FARRKIN
_PL'__ L i. LOWRY
_
starroxer We. C. r.., 1110. rrAmon, jr
!lava TOM& YIELLI WA, 11)(13 a. ra&l( a,
IVOR. SITSON.
MECHANICS' GLASS WORKS.
SlM fa
PBON, LEAKE, STANGER & Co, inanuctu
refs of Vials Bottle., end Window Gt.., keep
constantly on ban d a general aimortment of the above
article.. Also, make to order a superior article of
Mineral or Soda-Water Bottle., of colored glow. No.
18 Wood st. Pittsburgh. Pr. augBl.6en
PAPER -2,000 billa stogie Crown Rug and Straw
Wrapping Paper, 1,000 ball. hlediuni Bug and
Straw Wrapping Paper, 600141 s double ercrore rug and
straw Wrapping Paper 100 bdls Veal melt beery
hardware Paper, SO bdie 23V.P1 inch hearty hardware
Paper 040 reams ruled rap and better Paper, ali quid.
lidd_groes white Bonnet Boarde r 300 reams blue
Factory Paper; in MOM and for sale low by
REYNOLDS d MEE,
sag24l-1m cor Penn and Irwin au
-,, o r DR. D. HUNT,
r., .. ^so Deniiva. Corner of Fourth
. ' imd Decatur, littareen
Idatketand Ferry sweets. . 2.12j 1 :1 , 1 , J , ^__
- IAr ZMITERN FIIIIDS—
Ohio,
Indiana,
Rentnel7,
Mismouri,
Bank Note
purchased at the lowest rates, by
N. IllihhihN I SONS,
sept 3 35 blurt. street.
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Pittsburgh andllal• Royale Copper Mtn.
hag Cpany•
TUE Trustea• of the Pitt om sburgh and Isle Horde Cop
per Mama Company have tbi. day ordered an
asaswent of twenty •hve Cent. per share, payable to
John mt Irwin Jr., Treasurer, on or befoni the PM day of
October next By order J A FORSYTH;
sepadlet See'y
Binspratt & Basta' Bleaching Powder.
18 CASKS
o il nth' abo s
u tu rrrVo n rsale7 4 l " X Ta d
usually low price fur cull or .pproved bills by
scpo w & /I MITCHEL:TREE
Lots In S. Pittsburgh and Birmingham.
IV 0. LESLIE, Esq., Founh street, near Swab-
TT Uhl, will continue to sell those lots until a suf
ficient number are disposed of, when the sates will
tea.. seratt-Im 0. 0. GREGO.
OITERINGS IN EUROPE; or sketches of travel
In France, Belgium, Ansina, Own:vim:A Italy,
/4„,..
,Ireland Ireland and Cheat Britain; wishan appendix . ,
containing observabons on European elierines and
mdical , bdiYddbbds , by John %V. Carson, M. D. A
•
few copim for:sale by
uple JOHNSTON & STOCKTON
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAM
Correspondence of Pittsburgh 0.. setts
Corzrepoodeoetzotl the Pataburgh Gazette
PUUADELPULA., Sept. 21, 1S
A letter of Taylor, written in June I.t,
to the Independent Taylor party, is now published
in the Baltimore Patriot . with his consent, and fully
approves the course pUrClea by Judge Saunders
in the Philadelphia Whig Convention.
Certexpondenee of the ratzburgh Gazette
PIIII,OBLPHIA, Sept 21
The Whigs of the city have nominated Joseph
It. Chandler for Congreer. Hm opponent for the
nomination umn Marian McMichael.
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette
M=ZE
Adsiees from Barbadoes represent the financial
affairs of the Island to be in a state of extreme
embarrassment, and the embarrntsmenta daily
OE=
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Bstnstonr., Sept. 21, G r. st
Flour—Sales of Howard Street at $2 25 per bbl,
a slight decline.
Grata—The Market is without change.
Provisions—There is naineavity in any article;
quotation are steady.
Groceries—There are no sales worth reporting,
nor change to note in figures.
Whiskey—Sales in Ws at 21c.
Correspondsuee of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PUILAIIEJ.PIII.O., SCIIL 21 , G r. st.
Flour--Sales of 1,000 bills at 85 50 per burrel—
a decline.
Grain--Sales of prime white Wheat at $l. 20e
per bushel; do of 5000 bush. of prune red at SI
130;351 15 per bit.
Corn—:tales of prime yellow at 111151 , 5.1 c per bu.
No change. The sales to day amounted to 5, 0/0
bushel,
Whiskey—Sales nt 2Sc per gal.
Correspondence of the Plustnitata tiasette.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Now Yuma, Sept. 21, 6 p. a.
Flour—The market this afternoon was heavier
than yesterday, and the business done is at a small
otanc.sasion. IVe note sales of Genesee at $5 Me
WI S 7 per bbl.
Grain—The market Mr Corn in heavy. There
is 41 good inquiry for Wheat for milling purposes,
but other grains are quiet
PrOVISIMIS—There is lees movement in Pork—
the market is steady. Paces have undergone no
reportable
'ii.e' —... i a l e ' S in bbis at SO c per gsl.
31Iselonary Anniversary.
The annual anniversary of the American Board
of COITIMI.IOIIern for Foreign IVlosiona, coalmen.
and at Boston, on Friday atiernoon, the 12th inst.
at 9 o'clock. and continued from Jay to day, until
Friday. The Board met in the Tremont Temple,
when the Hon. Theodore Frelingbuysen took the
chair, and prayer to Heaven was otlered by the
Rev. Dr. :3nelL
A numerous assembly of directors and honorary
members of the Hoard, and other ptultuahroptats,
were present.
Front brief reports of the Treasurer and Secre
tary, it appeared that the receipts for the part year
had been IP2f4,iiliil 6,—heinir sham '2O p.r cent
in advance of those of the preceding year
The Board have, the past year, sent oat thirty
three missionaries, and they have now eighteen "th
en under appotnttnent. most wthom wall won
embark for foreign stations
The Secretary Noticed with gratitude the ere,
tsons of Laird Cowley. the British Ambassador at
Constantinople, through whose induence the Porte
granted an estim of toleration to his Pmteident subs
jects, thus instituting them a distinct sect. with
the same rights and privileges w the Mohamme—
dan and other m . M, , wledged wets also, the efforts
of Mr. Cur, the resident Minister at the United
States in L 0131 1 .01 A 10,141111 missionaries in Tar.
key.
True Christath ,in Turkey represented as
sterubly progress, 2.. 'lle, are already sia
churcheslealant. among the Anneuions 'and twenty.
six native helper,. The seminary at Bebe, tie
training young mr n to take charge of their retinu.
institutions ia very heartening. Three itullrons sad
au half of pages of Scriptures and trnets have during
the year been tin nted in the Ana:ant - a-Turkish and
Great languages.
Mr. &handler of Constantinople, translating
the ..Senptures for the Jews in the Hebrew chants
ter. into the Spanish and iSernian languages A
new edition of the I lid Testament in the Hebrew-
Spanish is also in pnigtess, and 71. - Siu Aro
with the orwpnal Hebrew in parade! colorist., have
been printed daring the year
Arrangements bare 14,11 inaile in Syria hit a
new translation of the Bible into Arabic. tinder the
supertntendance of Rev. Mr. Smith. The Arabic
printing during the year amounted to 400,000 tsagra.
The Nestorian mouton to somewhat embarrassed
by the unfriendly position of the Patriarch, though
as yet his I oduenee has not been very apparent.
The two seminaries connectril with this minion
contain seventy pupil., 0 ho are preparing for sta.
lions or usefulness.
A moat encouraging femur., of the report was the
CUM amount of Printing ecuted at the mission
pressen, thus diffusing relgi xe ous truth very eaten
sively among the nations which have king been
sunk in heathenism. The pnnung establishment
at Madras bins, during the year, thrown off 16 mill
ions pages; the press in Ceylon six millions three
hundred thiumnd, as Stain 1,100,000, and sit China
more than a million pages.
Cheering progress has also bren at the dif
ferent stations in education. S - eniinnfliCe for the
training of young men are regarded with much
interest by the people. and KanIMISZ schools are in•
creasing in numbers and influence.
At Amoy. China, the Viceroy sit the Prnvtnee has
given his formal sanction to the musionmy enters
prise. The other stations is that empire, are repro
seated no prosperous.
In the Sandwich Islands, civilization to gratin.
ally progressing. Donna the year. I 518 have been
added to the eherebee. and the whole numbers now
in gtnd standing if , 23,59 7 . The number of native
preachers is Increasing. The report contain. a
testimony in favor of the character and influence
of the tursaionarie• in those islands, from Judge Tun
rill, United States Consul there, which must ha very
gratifying to the Board, and the mends of =mints
generally.
Of the progress among our own native tribes
very interesung notion appeared in the report.
The admissions to the churches among the Choc
taw., since the commencement of that mission,
have been 1400—nearly 50 a year on an average,
and more then 5000.000 have been appropriated
for education. At the present time 52b,500 a year
are thus appropriated.
The Cherokee miasma is also conferring great
benefits upon that nation. Their Temperance sri,
clones number now 4000 total abstinence member*,
and the laws against the sale of intoxicating drinks
are more sin agent and thoroughly executed than in
New England. The press had done much towards
supplying them with a Christian literature, and it
is a pleasant reflection, says the report, that nothing
ofa corrupting or demoralizing tendency has been
published in the Cherokee tongue. They support
21 district schools, paying the Pinchers 'Xi dollars
per month. A good example. Efforts are also ex
tending among other tribes tOr their CiVlllSplion, nod
with encouraging success.
The number of misstonarin of the Board, now In
the foreign field from this country to 191 i—native
tiesistnts, preacher, and teachers, 103; mnlong the
whole number of missionary laborers connected
with the Board, 557.
These nussionaiien have eleven printing wank.
lishments, seven type foundries; have printed the
last year 46,173,344 i ps ges;--making from the be
ginning, 615,040,844 pages, in numerous languages.
They now have twelve semotories, 18 other
boarding schools, 3112 free schools, containing in all
I 1.144 scholars, preparing to spread a Christian
influence, and efficiently to advance all the interests
u(hurnanity.
The monthly circulation of the - Missionary Her•
aid," it was stated, has been nearly 17,000 copies'
and that of the "Day Spring," nearly 50,000.
!wrens—By resolutions adopted at a Public
Meeting of the Whigs of thg city of Quincy, the
friends of TAYLOR and Fit-Lyons in the State of ILL.
isms and the adjoining Stole, are requested to at•
tend o Mass Meeting to be held at Quincy on Thurs
day, the I ttth of nest month. The Alton "Tele
graph and Review" approves of thesuggestion, and
says: "All that now seems neecasary to enable the
Whigs to carry the State fur the distinguished noon•
nee, of the Philadelphia Convention is a portion of
the spirit which animated them ISIO, when, nodes
circumstances more unfavorable, they reduced the
Locrifoco majority to less than two thousand votes
A similar etiort this year may anti prohtthiy tea/
enrol Illinois among the Whlg `States of the Union."
—Nat Intel.
An editor out went nape he never saw but one
ghost, and that wne the ghost of a sinner who died
without paying for his paper. lie say. It must have
been more horrible than the ghost pf Hamlet, and
Mot even the ghost of Cass, after his terrible exit in
November wont be a "circumstance."
The Board of Directors of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad have accepted of Mr. Mchane's re.
signation. to take effect on the oth of October.
W ANTED,
PERSON with a mall capital, and aequainted
torah the tisineva, to take an 1131 , , , a1 111 1111 Iron
Foundry. to he located on the Portage Railroad Ap
ply at the awe GI Friend Kiley A. Co.
septl 6Fkl. RIMY.
SCOTCII PLAIDS AND TAYLOR CASSIMERFI3--
W. R. Murphy has now open a supply of these
Koods, arid nitrites especially the attention of Country
hlercharas, to the low prices at which these and all
other kinds of winter woollen. are now offered.
(sepl4
E:==!
A • • •
FINE FAMILY HORSE for side, 6 years old and
gentle. Enquire of JOHN 8 DILWORTH
No 87 wood a-
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I~))ECEIVKDat the Carpet Warehouse of W. hl`Clin
lA, took, No. 73 Fourth street, and far side :
sr. cot Ins carpets. brilliant unbars and new design,
7'• yen " all wool, double end mist, chnio only
GO and I cents.
_ . .
.p. 4 and . 4-4 oil clothe 2 ulegantytattera au_pls_
W 11111 : BRAZIL SUGAR—Mt bags W B Sugars,
sp a t uperior quality, tiow lainudimaizyul
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS.
P.CEIHIONAHLE HATS.
THE subscriber; in addition to his owe
14 4
02.01.111.01.217ing of Hate, has made arrange
ments as ith blears Beata & Co., (the moot
fashionable &mere of the city of New Vork,) fora reg
ular supply et hte earn fine Silk Hats, and having just
receive n few ease., gentlemen can be suited with a
very rich and beauute lhat by calling at Mt new Hat
enJ Cap Sta.-, SznithLeld street, second door south of
Fourth. when, may be found a great variety of Hats
and Caps of ids own manu(acture, wholesale and re
tail. Hats mtide to order on short notice.
ape)
__JAMES WILSON.
4
BU COHD & CO, .
211 (fie ecessors to 'Cord & King)
.4
.•. .
.0..,... I 1
Corner of Wood road Fifil Stmts.
PARTICULAR attention paid to our RCM! Trade.
Gentleman can rely upon getting their Hats and
Caps from oar establishment of the ear NATTY.. and
wogelsommin, of the unse alas, and at the karma
PILICII
Country hlerchuim, purchming by wholesale, are
respectfully mined to gall and examine our Stock; 00
we can say with confidence that am regard. Q. , M ,
and nits. it willtiot suffer in a comparison with any
house in Philadelphia. febr
4 Fall Fashion. for 184 g.
DIoCOELD & Co.,
11.. n, Wyora a auto,)
WILL introduce on Saturday, August 26. h, the
Fall style of Hats, Just received from New York.
Those in wan( of a neat and beautiful hat, are invited
to call at their store, COMET Or nab and Wood streets.
mural
STRAW GOODS.
kHEALERS aremuted to examine R. H.
PALMER'S stock of Straw Goal., of the
apringetyle,eompowd In part of .
BODRIETS. —Florence "Braid, I , glmh Dim
mable do; American do do; China Pearl do; Coburg do;
Rutland do; French Lace; Fancy Gimp, dm. rte.
HATS—Leghorn, Palm Leaf, Penman, Fancy Straw,
do Braid, Rutland Bread, Pedal do.
- ••• • • .
Alm, Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, /re. Straw Run
nel Warehouse, D 5 market st. martti
ALFRED H. KRICVIL.
A S T
. Flubionable Hatter in
Pittsburgh. Pnneipal Store, 7J Fourth
greet Manufacturing and areommalation Starr, cor
ner of Wood street. and virgin alley. ilighert mires
always paid for shipping Furs. rayG:ly
DRY GOODS.
FRESH FALL GOODS
CIIRAPF2T
- -
- TEST being received and now opening ar A LEX AN
•,) DER a. DAY'S, rsto 70 Market street, north West
eorner orate Diamond. a very large and splendtd stock
of hill and winter Dry Goods, to which they would re
spectfully invite the attention of the public_ It is well
known to almost every one that the present season is
to thsunguished for its low prices of Dry Goods, and
affords on great pleasure to being able to state that
owing to our great Meanies for that purpose. lone of
t:te firm residing in Phtladelphia, we have been ena
bl,l to purchase our present stock at a constderable
reduction Irmo the usual market rate, cheap so they
are, and we are therefore enabled to sell at correspon
dingly lower than the usual prices. We would there.
fore tenure all cash buyers by wholesale or retail, to
we
aus • call, cod My out their tneaey to the best ad.
511111146,
The Ladten hold call and examine our .rock of
Pnnta. litnghuma de Wife Caahinerca,Alpecar.,
Menne, Slits. Bombazine, and . other
Myles ia•htenable Drew, blood, of whlch me have a
very fine asaortineat, including every description of
tbooe geed. t lee nv rket
. _ .
CI,OTIIit AM/ CASSINIFIRES. --To the gentlemen
ire would rerommend our murk of super French Cloth.
sad English, French and Amenean Cu:on:terra
i3C ItHTOCK OF 811AW1.S Is very large, embra.
ons almost curry ranety of sTyla and quality.
SATTIN ETS--01 which we have art excellent 2.-
u:orates., and of all qualities
ELAN:NI-US—lied, white and ) ellow Eantiel• of all
qualities and poor.
TicKi ` , l( IS AND CHECKS— A sup.- nor a•sortmenl
o f kluys o( ail grades, and Slotting Cheeks m great
ANT) 11RCIWN NIUSLINS—!..Ieis,.
clog Minuet every desCription of the above good., it,
eluding Sheeting. of all vridths
hld4t—A hue .trek of Satin Vesting.. Sill. and ('ot
on Velvets, loth plain and figured, henitiety deco,
plaid Linse), plaid and fancy hawed Cloaking and
cloak Lining-, bleached and unbleached Table lhaper.
both linen and cotton, bleached and unbleached Table
bleimbed and unbleachal Canton Flannels,
cord do do, Bonne. and Bonnet Itinhons, bib and eol'd
ailk erar•ta ladies Scarfs and cvat.. C1i0"... and
Hosiery 01 mil kind.. Suspenders. ra Li. Idnen
Lawns. Linen Ildkis. Silk do. I.lk Lace Veils. nen• Lure do
and 11.1•1.. Oil ('Aintree. Russia and scotch Diaper
crash, I.iaen. plato striped and barred laconms. Cam
bra. and Swiss M.bn., Victona Lawns, Green Dare
go•.
Nlerchant. vihting the en,' for the purpose of layout
in their supphes, should 1301 fail to give us a call,
they will nod onr goods and pot,. such as cannot rail
oat their purpose .u.r.xANDER a DAN,.
scrZ) :5 market ear Diamond
The New Golden Bee 11lye Again.
Here Poll duel Wsn/er Dry (;oeelt.
J rsT rere,ved and now opening. at the sorts at the
Dan litv icon :Kerte' srteet. Letwern Third and
Fourth •I recta. one of the l•rgest_ che•pest and hest
sunned atoelt• of Fall and Wrote, Dry tiood• ever of
lered in rituburglt. in which the silicone/1 of onu
memos eublomert and We public scrier•Up ,er uc t
:ully rtivarit. as the sub.-raw,. tr• contotent bra hr l'2ll
oder curb bargain. ter Itr . Go-al. a• cannot , •ur.
reamed by any other liner u the Oily
A. the ;owl. hare kren purr ha•odprn.cs Ott
horow thooe of au) !urines wan., thep u .11 Le sold at
grossly reduced 1,1,1
Amoco thrta l•ree and .plendad cock ordi r.e bound
many elso,c and deurabic p.AI, estremcip ow
once,
LAI/Ird , DREeIS 60 , 01.1e1.
Very nch and moat haoloonable area. aid • plan' end
sinped black mbri, atnped and plaid silks, plam blew k
eery Kinsey gm de .thine; plant blaek stele lustre, lus•
Inuit.. .ilk fareluettrit, mantllla• and rape. Sr veer low
prier., newest ticaum• and I:steal style. castlor,-n..
plain andwino striped easibmere, err) cheap French
menu. "los. cut loose, plasn figured ...a .r../1
croped, • at areat rodeo non nu fanner poi o gal,. Cll.
dom. and reenencre usubwir and r.,
Monterey
plant.. all , l ea;, bowl alba...ca.. all qualtuen and colors
from 1.14 au 75 come per yard.
EN AWLS' bIIAWLS"
Fine caolancre wrkenr and broche shau's
/bark embroidered ettalimere and de renne.....” I.
rine"Thbbet and de lame dn
Fin- Idark and colored riot!, do
Fine quitltt) /one. very cheap do
Plain black and plod silk. • rry r beep do
.t tarr plod blanket shawls loom 73 cents to ba,
all mw..
GOOD4K, mt;cil INIIIIII KR
PRICIKS
(mod dark calico from ]ton ctser yard.
Best qualsty dart calico from 6 to In ern •
Yard ward purple do. 11l eta:
flood y•rdwide hleached umalin 4 to 61,
Bed tiektne. and ebeeka, all prwea.
Minket, from manse to beat quality, very curstp.
A lull a...unmet of red, white and yellow rlammls.
Saone., Kentucky Jean., Komeys. lunacy,. etc.
etc. etc, n/1 of which will be .odd at reAnced rat.. at
Nov!. Alarkot st. wok, WNI L. RUtaSE.I.I.
A A lkitaom dr Co C Awrnomy h Co
Yrnabort. New York.
WH 0 ESA LE DRY GOUODS
•. MAO i CO
No. 60 Mu•lss, blurs". Thsrd un4 Fourth orrrts.
O=ZPI3
I NVITE.I. atlentlon of all Merchants their es•
tenove stock. Icomprismg snore than Sts Hundred
Package*, o f Fall and Winter Good., which 11 be
offered by the mere or package, at the lowest F.antent
Wholesale (.1,0
meat Bereaving the greater portion of
our Donseanc s. on cons/inrm from the l'ilatm
frieturer, and twin messed of every faculty and ad.
vants.ge through our, York House, we feel used
that we shalt b• ally compete with any
Bonne in the Country. Our st to pan consists of
70 Caw. Cashmere and De Lams,
0 - Calicos and Gingham*,
2n • " alpaceas a,d I.yonew Cloths;
Bales Red. White and Yellow Flannels;
st
Tleidngsi
150 " Brown kluMna ,
175 Cams Bleached
40 •• Colored Cambric.,
• Apron and Shirting Chrek• ,
tO Cotton Normal.,
00 Cloths, Casino:ter and Satunens ;
✓ l• Tweeds and Jeans ,
TOGETHER with a general assortment of Dress and
Cloak Goods, Silks and Showls Ribbons and Laces.—
Fancy Cued, Trimmings, ase ,he Making tn all. one
of the most complete, 011 well as extensive stocks to
be lotted in the country
We will to. constantly 1/I rreelpt of the latest style
of Goods, many of which we shall be able (by having
them on f0n117.4.10n) le offer, at better advantage, than
could possibly be alrbrded by Eastern Jobber* Mee
char. poreltasom East. an, solicited to examine our
assortment. and learn..the low price of our goods
scp6.diwina AA MASON R Co
a n i g' kle'rn"rerttrime asked, copy
oWR. kIURNIV, northeast corner of Fourth and
a Market aka, Is qua, opentag Ma early wick
snonoan and impaled Dry Good* Barrrs wall
please, look berate tooting thew purchases.
Open I has mornoug, a begonia! tusorunent of l'lton
Mart Alpacas, suplt Ile de swiped do, do sawn sped do,
do barred do. Ballades • lorge towortment of newest
style prtals gloghams,,muslins, Irish linen., 250., very
low.
11,7 . ‘Vholesale rooms on second story. tiooda to
rash Lovers Montt Eastern peers. Iderchanw wlll
do well to call. at
wept
— A ci—Attli
OHN KELLY & Isueeessars to Robh, Wine
') limner & Ca) MERCHANT TAILORS, RN Chest
nut street, Phintdelphi& beg leave to inform we friends
and patrons of the late firm, and strangers visiting this
city, thm they ale now In receipt of the Spnng sad
Summer leastnoria. Also a choice and select aitionte
meat of Went of England and French Cloths, Cassi
a:lmes and Vesting., to which they respectfully invite
the ,e attention. apettulam
hIITH h. JOHNSON, 16 MarkAretecet, have lost
0 received a Isere mock of shirts, drawers, collars,
stuck“, fancy and black silk eramts, scarfs, hosie
ry , lingua hold gloves, &e. Gentlemen arc invited
in call and exeuntua them, as they are supposed to be
eheap sepia
„_
C 2 HA WLS—Just received, a large stock of Shawls,
0 °muting in pan of Pruned mellower, Ltroatie,
Heavy Braid, Feettell Twtare, Square and Long
Showle, and for ula by
SMITH a JOHNSON,4O market st
. _
I — albbons.
ShfITH
. • .
JOHNSON, 40; Market at., have lust re
solved bye:press, a splendid assortment ofgfall
olibons, to sr Ich they would particularly inv. the
attention of pnrelssers. wr.4
Wrought Collars.
AA A.M.., Co,fin ket streci, bare Just open,
. oil LOO sup wrought collars Jost received per Ins
aeuner ocPO
11114KINUS —Surrst & Jonsson, No, 46
Market streot, Lees the day opened a tOIG o(
Prench Merinos of an colors, also Lyone.o cloths, al
pacas, cinema] de, r asbruert a, mous de lain& sllk pltuds
and woollen do, which .11 be sold tutremaly low.
. _
ens Goods.
ji MOVED dd. morning st A. A. Mason h Co'., 60
lA, Markel street, 20 ps superior punted cashmeres
and moos de !aloes, 10 ps rich mohair lustre., mid oue
dor embroidered dresses of most elegant style.
IMPS AND /TINGES & Johnson, No. 40
1 0
Market street, hare rust received andnorms, of
props sad (mikes simorird colors 11.00 Cl) le, soave of
eitursly new patterns, to which they would vivito of
attention of purchasers. sepr
(IA AND CULLA.III4—A A :Mason A ('rt. hone
J mat we'd 000 more of those very cheap Wrought
Collars, al Mei OW Blooming do, new Ft) Is, 300 R r't
Stmding do, some very superior, also, W Wrought
Capes 01 venous pries, flulrM
W 1166 111113L1N2-4 A Mason -it Co. have Jae
opened 20 psorrissue and Soots Meshes.
aue2o
1 - 1.2.1.238 iff....1U4.=4. A. &luau & Co. have put scold
.1.! tl ps alert silks of beauttful fall styles, also 00 ps of
ti.oy dress and plain silk. sep4
. _
rimais morning opened at A. A. Mason & Co's No. 60
Market street, al earns, also some tine mounting,
colon.
AA. Almon A Co. nye just reeet;red another lot
• of tolored eta fringe. sod gimps. sep4
1, , N014 1 / 3 11PHINTS.—.A li;riber .apply of newel[
1:4 Imre*, and fives loolitlex, Jost received
dry(goods house of geld) W it MURPHY
Q VP. FRENCH CLOTHS—A supply of supenor Llk
Preach Cloths for dress coats, justree'd and named
very low for quality at the store of
sepla W R MURPHY
HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, &c,
ORPHANS' cotrwr SALE.
Dl
virtue of. order of th e Diphens' Coon of Alla
gheny County, Pennsylvania, In No. 64, June
Tdnn, 1t46, I .11 expose to ante, by public residue or
t 3 ttcrY, nt the Coon Hoe. In the city Piusburgh,
on October DI, I n 414, in 10 o'clock, A. AL, being the Ist
Monday of October, 1548, all that certain Lot or Piece
of Ground, situate in the city of finsiourst, beginning
on rens great at the distance of 53 feet westwardly
from Alta..y street, and running along Peen street
westwardly Di feet; thence southerandly, a parallel
line with Marbury sore. 110 feet to Brewery alley;
thence along said alley ewtwardly 33 reek and thence
northwardly, a parallel line with Marbury street, 110
feet to the place of beginning—with all the appurte
nonce. on which is erected three small Foams and
one
smell Brick Dwelling Houses; the same being sub
ject to a yearly ground rent of one Inmdred and eight
dollars, payable quarterly forever, to Anthony Drove,
his hens and assigns.
Taitats or tiiia—One third carh on the delivery of
the deed for the premises, and cant third in cam year,
with Interest from the dny of solo, and the other one
third in IMO years, with interest from the day of rate,
to hr secured by bond and mortgage on the premise.
AR
Late M IiIARG FT SLATES,
argaret Thompron, Administratri. of Wit.
lies Thompson . deed.
1 .
Cambria Furnace for gale.
uudersigned will offer for sale at public
neon.
the
en Thursday, the fifth day of October nen.
the follownth property assigned to them by the late firm
of Vinton. Lewis, Reese & Co.. for the benefit of the
creditors of said Etna, to wit:—The Furnace erected by
trod company, with the steam engine and firtures, and
hot blast apparatus; the .0111 used about the furnace;
the lot of leadoff which the Plltlllte stands...omitting
about fitieen'acres of land, and the interest of the said
firm in filly acres offend bought of R. K. Du Dot,.
The sale will Le held on the preonsea, In the town
ship of Tallinadge, ISithamit county, Ohio, and will com
mence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
TEILUS or KaLs—Ono-rottrtit cash, and the balance
In four, eight mud twelve month.
W. S. C. OTIS..
W.H A"'"".
Deeliable Lois
bscnber has laid out eleven Lots on the
1 South su side of the Fourth Street Road, and about
two and one quarter 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 ac
commodating terms. it 111 deemed mneeessary to en
ter ,into any explanation of the advunages of these
lots. Their vicinity to thts city, and to the hoe of die
Central Roil Road, recommend them strongly no very
desirable country residences.
The suttee nber also oilers for sale shoot seven hun
dred acres of land in Franklin tosnmhip, Allegheny
county, about seventeen miles from Pittsburgh. Also,
nine building lois in the borough of Birmingham.
auglti-dim NE:VILLE EL CRAIG.
v AILITABLZ . 1 1 1L6PIKIEVit Boat
2t. THAT property lately occupied by N. Nixon,
Foot., on Craig street, near Robinson, Allegheny
city, will be sold on imeomniodating 'emu. The
lot is TI feet 4 metier on Craig street, miming through
to the Canal GO feet There is a good two story frame
dwelling house on the premises, lately Ludt. and the lot
la well improved. containing • variety of choice fruit
trees. grape. shrubbery. be. This property is conveni
ently rub mind Inc persons doing bombe. in either Pitts
burgh or Allegheny. and is t o residence.
Title
burgh
For terms apply to YVNI. BOYD, Attor
ney at Law, office on Fourth street, above Smithfield.
apt-dtf
265 Acres Cts J Lead fr Role,
ITV A TED on the Motton,gahe I a river, about 16 lade.
CI front Pittsburgh ntul 3 miles above thud Lock, m
W. /mined/me neighborhood or AiCA•III. Lyon 61. &nub,
and \lry John Herron'. purchase.. Th. fine body of
Coal will be sold at the low pore of eat per acre—one
third tin hand. balance to hoe equal annual payment,
w ashout interest 'lltle indisputable. Location very
good—cannot be surpassed. For further partmulars
enquire of S HALSLEY, who has a graft amid pro.
party. Residence hl .t, below Ferry. Mr Adam.' Row.
N. 6 There 1. another want of coal no Mu tract,
about 60 beet above the lower, of excellent quality.
Yon 111 K. R.
Rosa Estate Ist Ohlw
A TRAITof land, 1/0 acres. to Harrison, Portage Co.,
A
au Inc t'il) thugs nver—shoot a) acres under im
provement Also. two unimproved lots in the village
oI Warren. Trunilmll Co, Oa feet!,) 00. Also, a lot of
ground In the rein re of Hartford, Trumbull Co., with •
fine ilwellma house and store—one of the beat Wand.
for • merchant on the *Xestern Reserve. Any or •/1
this property will be sold on very aecommodnung
tern., ISAIAH DICKEY & Co.,
febtO Water and Front sta.
FACTORY FOR SALE.
ll: large and well both Factory erected on Rebec
ca street, Allegheny city, by It S Cawatt, Esq to
..
L l ed .r s
•sle nt a bargaiod on easy terms. The
lot on which the Faclory n,
erected, fronts IW feet on
Rebecca sten.and runs back Itlffeet to Park street.
The male building is of brick, three atones high and
GO fact long- by 17 feethnde. The Home is
large and eornmodionsonth an engine, boiler, stack,
be. all completa order. The property be sold
low, and on advantagwona terms.
Fo r. r pLimr t mrma, ' enquire at Mis
l'isket of Land fort Sala.
Tl 6: mitt Sell on accommodanng terms, a
Vultietale trael of unimproved land, situate on the
rood lecuLne from Brighton to Franklin, about mghteen
miles worn l'iosburalt. and about eight Mlle, from the
loom of Freedom on the, Ulm, river The tract con
tain. 41%2 acre, and :11 perches, Inlet In The
land of an egretlent nuaLty, about DO acres eallir cleared,
and writ watered. arid veal be Fold either in whole or
111 farm. of rout elliesil •J2e to suit purchasers.
Foe turd., part.. War. enquire of t% - hl. BOYD, Ao'y
I.irtv other on Atti st, above strathneld. Pittsburgh.
rev, T
Property to A Ileglikeny - ibity
1i Lub.erdtert inter for sale number of choice
Lola •Ituate I/1 ihr Second Ward, fronting on the
Common ground. on entry term. Inquire of
Nt' reH ROBINSON. Any at Law. St Clair it
NEGESIMIN2
I :112111M!
TFIAT commodious Lorick dwelling house and
erge tot, the residence of Mrr. Jane Magee, on
%Vensier street, near the head or Seventh street.
os, winch are stable and carrtaise house. out houses,
o•en and a variety of shrubs and grape me*.
Vossesstus, will br at veil utt the Ist Orteiber. or soon
er It rrquirrd &noire on the prerruses. or on W) he,
near 'Weshinetun street, of M it LOWRIE.'
auga-dif
E=3:3
A N , '41 ; 1; F t t u t
, znt.a , T h i i n o g . I 7
L/ Le n re; , .. o .
m utuz . -
tvole and 2 011ie. tt , rth at the . Nnuonal Road, and
tn one of tt, moo, tle.irnble neighborhoods In the coun
ty Thrrr If 4lndrt rum .ntlen shoot ninety aere‘yrith
• pnouo orchard. Sr Ar For term. and other partic
ular., iteynAte of JOHN S. DILNV()FITH.
.1061 . 9 117 wood at
-- Flu b7e Duallaess
/IN NIARKF:r ,11:1117r FOR SALR—The store
ut occui , tetl by it Joon Tikornpson, on
Market .treen. 411,r• :15ove Fah, oderrd for
•110.
Alfa) svery handsome location •t Manchester, con
tat f ins snout .1 arr.... tfh p dwelling house and other
Imprevemenw, formerly the rmodence of R. Mr. Me-
Curfi!, Apply to 1i F7l. BRE.ED,
ten-I-Wm 94 wood street
Valuable Residence In Allegheny City
for Sale.
lONTILNIPLATINI. • removal (ham Allegheny coy,
kJ I offer ray residence Mere for wale. The premsve•
are In dehertful order, ind every oozy worthy We I.
to or any person "...hor eorhilr.T.,9"'
JrX R. W. POINDEXTF-R
Rosa Estate In Mercer Oosassiyi -
ALOT, ittoreboure and Darefang, ammo, on the
Fete Extension Canal, m the village of West Mid
dlettex, a detarable location for • merchant Also..
Let and good Dwelling Howe well suited for • Tavern
Stand, to the village of Orangevale. on State Una of
Ohns Terms easy. 15.e1.111 DICKEY k Co.
feblo
TIIRF.F. dwelling lulu., simated on 4th street
near canal hrirlge, In the city of Pntsburgh. Al
so, a room 75 by T feet, with a convenient en
trance' on IA st., near wood . Also. a frame dwelling,
two stimes, with an acre or trround enclosed and under
cattle - anon, situate on Otito lane, in the elly of Alleghe
ny I tiqusre of J D WILLIAMS,
'ems 110 wood street
liM==l
FOR SALE OR RENT. the Pittsburgh Brew.
ery, with ail its brewing appannus situate on
Penn nreet and Bniter's alley.and now occupied
by (le W. Smith Co Provession given on the Best
day of April ensuing. For terms, ere enquire of
BROWN A CULEERTSON,
fetentf 145 libent_st.
(10AL LANU FOR SALE—Seven acres coal land
Xj (or sale, minute in bend of the Elonougediela River,
above Brownsville. Pa having a 7 foot vein of coal
who-b will be sold il l / •achange for goods. For partici,
•rs anolv to incuSi R W., HARBAUfiII =wood at
W A RElloEilli FOR SALK—The subscriber
oilers (or sale the three story brick Warehouse
no Wood street, occupied by R. Tanner & Co.
It rents now for SILO) per [car.
WM WILSON, Jr.
To Let.
. 2 The subecribere will rent pan of the ware-
Loon. now occupied by them. Apply to
LEWIS, DALZELI., 5. Co.,
junlO 54 water sweet
For Bale.
A Fine nao non - bnek boe.e, on math Ere.,
1011 Alleibelly coy. near the tipper link°. The lot to
tl met in nom by I W deep. For theme inquire of
deldaf A WASUINGTON 4111
For Root. -
j r k, warehouse, THE large fire proof wrehouse, li feel (mot by
kal . , ro fret deep. 011 second St. nollf wood. Rent mod
erste. Impure of J 6CIIOONMAKEFt & Co.,
dela tn wood .1
A Smoke Roma, wonted on Mom alley, for
ent. Impart of ROBERT DALZELL a, Co,
Liberty street deal]
Wareliciuibe to Mini. —
HF:.sa
el present occupied by the subser,
1 . berg Potheosion given on the lot of October
sep7 FORSYTH & DUNCAN
EXCHANGE BRO_ &a,KERS, ~
nusairx, HANNA di CO.,
DANICKIIe, EXCRANGE lIROKLILS, and dealers
.L) In Foreign and Domesue Exchange, Certificates of
Deposita Book Noma and Specie; Fourth UMW, nenr
ly opposite the Ronk of PitMhurgh. Current money
received on deposite—Sight Checks for sale, and cob
Iced*n made on nearly all the principal points in the
United Suites
The highest premium paid for Forego and Amerman
Gold.
Adviones made on consignments of Produce, ship.
ped l t
East, on liberaerms.
me/OS
N. }imams a. Bois,
3
NKEILS and Dealers in Exchange, Coin and
LI Bank Notes No. Al, Market street, Pittsburgh.
'ling Rates. E./Change. Buying Rams.
N York, pr Cincinnati, I dls
Phi elphil, !do Louisville, 2do
Rol more, do Pt. locals, 2 do
Bo) ing Raise, BANK NOTFXS, Buying MOM.
Ohm, 2 di. Co. te. Scrip Orders,* die
Indiana, "do Rehef Nikes, li do
Kentucky, ii do Pennsylvania Cy "do
Virginia, •' do New York do "do
do Wheeling, Ido New Orleans, "do
Tennessee, 2do Maryland, .do
fehibiif
... -
FORZION ILICEIANOIL*
8 1 . L . 1 , 5 . on
n li . i .n u tilat at td i , h l e regrd,
, an ,, d a tltla . ll
E bought
Also, Drafts payable in any part of the Old Cana rtes,
from .LI to LIMO, at the rate of It to Me .t Sterling,
wittiout deduction or thscount, by loSlill A ROBIN
SON, Europe. and General Agent. paled Sth st one
door west of wood. oellell
/4.18. 11. OlL , win c. maxi
HILL t CORBY,
DANXERS and Exchange Brokers, Dealers In For
].)eign and Domoatm 'Dine and Sight Bills of iiix
chatty, Cesifictites of Bqiillvite. Bank Notes and Coin;
No 1/5 Wood street, third door below Fourth, west
vide. manila'
,
sum sassidal Erosvaan Dams
IDELAIBBIB, & RAMS
,
, ANKERB AND EXCHANOEBROSERS, dealers in Foreign and Domestic Bills of Exchange, Cer
tificates of e posite, Bank Notes and Coin, corner of
11 and Wood streets, directly opposite St MIAMI Ho.
B ILLII OP 15.1ODUANOE—Slight Cheeks on
NM York,
Philadelphia, era
Batimore,
Oonatantly far sale by N. 801.511555 b. SONS.
septa 35 Market at.
COLLECTIONS—Drafts, Notes, ewe Aeeeptaa
ees, payable in any part of the.Voion, collected on
the most table w
ble ont. N. 110.1 SONa
410 NI Mutes et
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chocolate, Corson, stirs.
W. Baker's American and French Chocolate, Prepar
td Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Brows, Cocoa Shells, ire,
0 merchant. and colummers, who vronldl y urehase
I the best products of Cocoa, free Man teradon,
more nutritious than tea or coffee, ending.. came
pused, the subscriber recommends the above wires,
manufactured by linuelf, end stamped with Ms' name.
111. Brame end Cocoa Paste, as delicate, palatable,
and salutary drink. for invalids, convalescents,. and
others, are pronounced by the moot emineat ph=
mpenor to any other preparation Hts menu
are ahwaya on sale, in any quantity by the most re
spectable groom m the eastern cities, and by then
smenta, Havrelray &co., of Boston; .111.1.1 hi Bunco
& to, Hartford, Conn; Hussey & Money, Nov York;
Grant k Stone, itiladelphia; Tomas V BraMige, Bal
timore; and xa.n &
WALTFM BARER, Dorchester Hass.
For sale by aura BAGALNY & SMITH, Arts.
THE STAIR OP THE WEST
4
VENITIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY
East side of the Diamond, where Venni.
Blinds of all the ditrerent sires and colors
are kept on bend or made to order after
the latest and most approved Boaters rash.
ions, at the shonest notice. and ou the 030.
and
le terms. .
•
_ .
Also, the cheap Boston roll or split Blind Transpa
rency and Paper Curtains of all the different sizes imd
patterns, on hand and for sale km for cash. Old lie:n
ear, Blinds painted over and to ai red or taken In part
M payment for new. R W VELT, ProT ,
N. B —All work dorm with the best runterial and
workmanship, and warranted to please the most
auglo-illy
Allegheny city, Aug. 10,
PITTSBURGH FEMALE INSTITUTE.
T
1118 imtiturion, under the care of Mr. and Moo.
Gosnom, will re-open for the reeepuon of pupils,
in the mime buildings, No. 52 Liberty street, on the Ist
Monday of Peptember.
Arrangements have been nude by which they will
be able to furnish young ladies 'facilities equal to any
in the Wen, for obtaining a thorough Engitob, a.o•
and Ornamental education. A , full course of Phi
lisophical and Chemical Lectrires will be delivered
donng the winter, illustrated by apparatus. The de
partments of Vocal and Instrumental Mamie, Modern
Languages, Drawing and Palming, will each be under
the care of a competent Professor. By close attention
to the moral and intellectual Improvement of their pu
pil. the Principal. hope to merit COOtiOUldioo of the
liberal patronage they have hitherto enjoyed. For
terms, are circular or apply to the Principal.
ator2s-dif
Panay Pus's, fresh from Europe,
TAE .übse ribers have now in store • very extemtive
iwsortment of Fora for ladies wear, which have
born purchased in Europe by one of the mt, at very
low prices' during the monetary crises succeeding the
French Revolution!
This advantage which they posaess over any other
house in the tradekwill enable them:* sell a very ex
c (lent article much below the market price.
trg. Merchants and others will advance their own
interests by examining this extensive aasortment.
SOLIS, BRI.ITIIFIRIS, Importers
80 Amen (Mulberry) between 2d and 31.1 atret:ta,
aug7-dim Philadelphia.
Office of American & Foreign P.t.mt..
TAMES OREENOUGH, of the late hrm of Keller
i)
Greenough, condones the business of Canadians
Ear:neer and Patent Attorney. at ha. office in the city
of WASHINGTON. He may be consulted and em
ployed in making exturiniumons in machinery in the
Patent Office aM elsewhere, in tiimMting drawings
and spectfteations of machines, and all papers mew.-
ty, transfer, amend, re•sessie or extend letters patent lo
the Gutted Sates or }Marie. Ile can also tie canalis
ed professionally on all uneaten, of litigation
of
mg wider she Patent Law, end will argue gun
uses before the Patent Office or an appeal therefrom.
for which his long expectance in the Patent Office and
to his profewion, here peettharly final him. The pro
fesstana/ business of the late Dr. T. P. Jones having
been placed in hi. hands, all letters in relation thereto
should be addressed to Wm post paid. augMclawninS
fTrTT.rnrTTI
MAKE NOTICE That William Hemmmgray, of the
coy of Pittsburgh, having been appointed Inspector
ot Flour by the Governor of the Commonwealth, under
the Aet of Assembly of the lifth day of April, 1935, In
and for the coy of Pittsburgh, and the counties of Alle
gheny, Westmoreland, Washingto Fayette, Green,
Indiana, Jefferson, Armstrong, But ler,
er, Beaver, Mer
cer, Crawford, Ene, Warren and Penang°, will this
day enter upon the dudes of his office under tits com
mission.
He may be found at Mr Wesley Omen's store, cor
ner of Water and Smothfield streets. sepl-dim
===IZIM
THE subsenber baying taken out letters of Admmus
gamin upon the estate and effects of Charles Bru
ton, miner to hereby given to all those persons basing
possession of It.. property effects or otherwise, to de
liver them to the Admintstrausr, and those owing to,
OT having Claims upon said estate, to present them du
ly authenuerited. JOSHUA ROSINSON, Adm`r
.ep2 office Fifth at. near lWood.
Wrought and Cast Iron R.W .
rpHIE gabsc nbers beg leave to ethos the public that
I they have obtained from the East all the Lae and
fashionable designs for Iron Kitbag, both fcr houses
end craemnes ‘Pcfscons ' , sighing to procuNs hand-
Patterns will please call and examme. and Judge
.r themselves Ratlutg wtll be farmsbed at the shon
est twuce, and in the best mannerpat the earner of
Cram and Rebeec• streets, Allegheny city.
au-0H A. LAMONT it KNOX.
- •
Rlnspratt 6. Sonar Patent Soda Ash.
THE sub.enbere inform thew ettatomen add dealers
e. generally, that their Etna shipment for tlat fall Mr
...ten of the above article, has amved at Philadelphia
per ship Juniata, direct from the manufacturers In
Ltverpool, ;and will he hers to a few days. They have
several other abipMer. on the way—two of which,
i s
per ships Medallion and Lydia, are nearly due—
they are therefore prepared to reemva orders.
limoder the large quantum. they have coming to the
eastern eines Ito toe forwarded here by canal) they writ
tecelve Mount the winter and spring. regular supplies
via :Yew Orleans. W & M MITCHELTREE.
sea
ELECTION.
Youghiogheny Navigation Co.
'FIFE stockholder. of the Voughlogheny Nuvtganon
1 Company are hereby notified that an election mill
be held at the house of David Shrader, In the borough
T' %ye s , Newton. Westmoreland county, osti the HIM
uesday, 3d day of October nest, fpr the purpose of
electing by ballot, to be given In person, One Pmsident.
Four Managers. a Treason, and a Secretary, to con
duct Me bustne.s of the company for the emnahr year.
mpl3-d&vrteT .1 11 OLIVER, See'y
4, V
BUS Fho Coffee : 60 bap Lague,. Coffee.. NI
l/do St. Domingo do, UJ hos 0-10 glass; 115 do
10-11 do; 20 do 7-0 do: 145 do 10.14 do; 33 hisis N. U.
Sugar It Mils No 3 mackerel ; 190 b. rosin soap No.
1; 100 do dipped candle. , 125 do CUICUMAIi mould do,
received on conengrunent and for sate by
mpl4 S & W HARniauca
mAktia - w - trars Of WOOD ST, FetTIMIDROII.
E. WILKINS,
ONTINUFS to of Monuments,Burial
C
Vaults, Toniba, Heed Stones, Mantel Pieces, Cen
tre and Per Tope of foreign and 'lamest.° marble, at
regular and fair price.
N. H Drawing. for monument', vaults. &a.flarniala
ed. of any desenpuon. He solicits • share
NEW ARTICLE OF STEAM PACKLNG--Dist m
reined b7 exprem, S lbs India Robber Steam
Packing. for cylinders of steamboats, /se. This article
being much the best kind that has ever been offered for
the purpose, we call the tote:mon of out stettniboat en
gineers to it. It will save them a great amount of labor,
for when • cylinder is once packed it will not require
to ta packed agent before makingoer two tops to
St. LOllllll and back. For sale at the I n dia Rubber De
pot- No S Woad .t. iyl3 I All PHILLIPS
wILLIAIII nmrrn, Manufacturer of Cotton and
colored Linen, Fringes for A 1,5.2,4444 Searing
Silk and colored Cotton Frlnge& for silk and &mit=
Parasol,. Gimp, Mohair, and Silk Bullion Fruagea,
made to order on the ehertest notice.
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Sm. m
, corner of Maiden Lane and William, entrance
No b,5 William street, third floor, over Abner & My.'
.OM, No 65 Madden Lan • York
DECK'S BOTANY—Botany of the United Stales
U north of Vingsnia; eomprtung desenptinns of the
flowering and fern-like plnnts hitherto found in those
Semen arranged accorchug to the natural system.
With a al-mogul, of the Generaaccordlng to the Lsn.
wean system, a stench of the rudiments of botat,y, and
a glossary of terms: by Lewis C. Beck, IW D., Plot
Cfiennstry and Natural litstory In Ranger& College,
New Jersey, Ste. ke. Second edmou, termed and en
larged. For sale by
septa JOHNSTON & STOCRTON
GREENWOOD GARDENS.
yISITERS TO THIIS RETREAT can be furnished
selth a Lunch at all hours of day; also, lee
Crems, Find Confectionary, ke. The steamer Green
wood males her regular [rum as usual, leaving her Pitt
street landing at 4 A. M., and at half put each hoer
(except II? wall IN P.M.—leaving the Garden at le
P. M. for her last trip to the city.
A moonlight view of the Geodoa is indesiribable in
11.• beauty. 15
033233
HA VINO sold our court. stock to C. H. OnAter, with
1.1, a view to cloung our old busigriss. we hereby go
tten for htm the patronage of all ow friends and cus
tomers, RO. W. POIN DEXTER,
Putsborgh, Aug. gth, 1044.
TIIE. POINDEXTEtt
C.
GRANT, Wholesale Grocer, Communion And
s Forwardsne Merchant, No. 41 Water at. aulg
J
USTRFICMVED W M'Clintock`s, No 75Fourth
sweet, and for sale cheap:
3ps ex op Zphy carpet, new style ;
lo do do fine log. do do, some very elegant
5 do do do do do ao
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5 do col do do do ns low as SO cents;
3 do do Ven. do etch style;
I rase of Thompsonville rug., unsurpassed in style
Persons purchasing for dwellings, hotels and sea:o
boe. would do well by calling and examining oil
meek before purchasing elsewhere. sepl I
To the Pub
WE. the subscribers, respectfully solicit the mer
ellanu and pubte, to call upon us and purchase
33 bal. oteierel, watch we will .11 low to close eon.
wgnotent
. prior to the lndtgnation nacemig, lo be held
at the old court house to-night..
JOHN .I\II.'ADEN & Co
sep7 Transporters, canal Basin
AT W. M. SFCLINTOCKIS, No. 75 Fourth street,
23.. can be wen a splendid vanety of sup Royal Vel
vet •nd Tapestry Carpets, latest style.. Also, Drew
ads, a plys and sup and fine Ingrain Carpets, of sop
styles and qualities; and in connection cen always be
found Table Linens Crashes, Diapers, Damasks, Mo
reena Oil Cloths, &c. ate., to all of wbach we call the
intention oldie public. angel
GEO. W. SMITH & CO.,
INFORM their friends and the public that they have
no longer any connection wait their late establish
ment In Penn lime,, known as the Pittsburgh Brewery,
having removed their entire biounem to the POIN
'IREtiVERY. in Pitt street. mylbal y 8
WANTED
AWHMAN to do house Nvork ; weans liberal and
crork tight; good reference {squired. Apply to
I H MFALAHL, 9l wood st.
I. 4 OIt. THREE FINE DRAUGHT FICIIISEH.—
Fee fine Draught Hones for sale, sam
e for draying he Eaoinre of
iVALIAAFORD & Co,
===Cl
SKINS-30 douirenutne • P`rench Calf Skins,ttltltl~
very flee article. A few 'dorm. Phrladelpht
kkklns, from the manufactory of H hl Crawford, it
which the anenuon of boot mates is invited. ins ,
recetved and for sole by %V YOUNG & Co,
143 lawny sr
D E.NIOVAL—=F H FA.II /1 CO. trill remove to their
Li New Store, Na CM Fourth street, between Wood
sod Market streets, the 12th day of September..
FLOORING-60,enu feet, pemearnele, ittr .ale at the
Out Let Saw and Planeins 01111 a, Alkgitoiy city.
sepStf NEVILLE 6 CRAIG k. SON
CAL BOAT PLANK.-7 3 ,L00 feet ordry boat ph,k ,
rot Kale at the anti.. Aew ml Planning Mlle,
Allegheny city NEVILLE B CRAIG B. BON
sepAdtt
SU glue for Oslo.
THE engine of We to steamboat " Elymobilba will b.
THE
at • banyan. Apply to J. E. Lltoln i ,or
E. Clark on bo•in stendttnnot " Heaver.' dim
Hag Warehouse.
THE keg. o price Has .
paid Or good e CM=
eanrasa bale rope; grass re
ea raga , ba., by I. W. lE.
apb way. *U.. ee
El=f23
20 818 6., prim article ; 8 do tfts, do 1.2 do Ito
wall peke ;16 do II; Imp, unique 6 do do,
do; 20 do owe Jo . mm and k0.6a10 by
oopll BL&CLERIBN & Co
MEDICAL.
Vi r r S! S!!.1
TILE ONLY REDIEDYIL
1110. ARTS VEGETABLE EXTRACT 1.1,..%
ble remedy for Epileptic Fifa or Falling SiCknes.
COORthdaIIII, Spasms. Ice. It is well known, that from
time immemorial, physicians have pronounced Enieri
tie Fit. incurable. It has baffled all their akin, and the
boasted power of all medicine. and consecuctiny now
sande have suffered through • miwrnble evil:n:l.e, and
at lust yielded up their Urea on the altar of insanity.
With all deference, however, to the opinions of tlas
peat and teemed, we my that it has bmin cured,
RARTS VInGETABLE EXTRACT,
For Wile,. years, has been mated by any penning
who have suffered with this dreadful dirges& and In
every case where it him had n fair trial, has effected
• - -•• • - • • • •
IRE;=l==l
.
Read the following rerairkable etue of the son of
Wm. Secant, Esq., of Philadelphia, aftilicteil with Epi
leptic Fits 117 years and 6 months. After travelling
throogk England, Scotland, Germany and France, con
tultlng the most eminent physicians. and erpendmr
medicate, medical treatment and advice. thi , se thou
sand dollars, returned with his son to tnis c .ontry in
November last, without receiving any benefit what.,
er, and was cured by using
RAW'S YMETAXILE EXTRACT
Mr. William Sccore's Letter to Drs. Ivens and Ilan
I have spent over three thousand dollars for medi
cine and medical attendance. I was advised to take •
tour to arrope with him, vet eh I did. I first visited
England. I mouthed the mud eminent physicians
there En respect to his case; they crammed him en d
prescribed accordingly. I remained three months
without perceiving any change for the better, "which
eost me about two hundred and fifty dollars pocketed
by the physicians, and the most that I meet red was
their opinion that my son's case was hopeless and posi
tively incurable. I accordingly left Mislead, and trav
elled through Scotland. Germany and France. and re
turned home in the month of November last, wall my
son as far from being cared es when I left. I saw your
advertisement in one of the New York papers. end
concluded to try Barth, Vegetable Litre., seeing year
statements and certifiutes of so many cures, some of
twenty and thirty years' standing, and I elm assure yen
I am not sorry I did so, an by the use of iltin's Vegetal
ble Extract alone, he was restored to perfect health
His reason, which was so far gone as to unfit him for
business, Is entirely restored, with the prospect now
before hue, of life, health and userbiness. Ile is now
di yearsof age, and 27 years and a months of this
time has been aMeted with this most dreadfal of die
reses; bat thank God he is now enjoying good health.
Now, gentlemen, faith without works 1 don't beticv•
In. To say that I atoll be ever grateful to you is one
thing, and L. 1 here enclose you one hundred dollars ' 1
have no doubt bin that you will think this a noother
.nd g. gotta • different thin The debt of gratitude 1
till ewe yea, but please to accept the present IN MOLD
s Interest on the debt in advance,
Yours very respectfully,
WILLIAM SECORE
TO TILE AFFLICTED.
One of t h e Proprietor of tile r lt;gtioable medicine
was affbeted for several years 'sub F.:bileptle
The disease had produced the we'', elect upon his
system, rim Loss of memory, imbecility of mind, and a
perfect prostration of the nervous system. Ile bad
tried the skill of the best physicians for seven years,
and grew worse under their treatment, and ho kucw
that this reedmine was lua only hope. for health and
life, and W. dOlerilllneti to gtvc it a (cit 111011
11141 ro persevere in its use, which he did, and the ro.ul
pyerket restoration to health, which was C 61111:
11
sad tad for nearly leveed years.
We would refer to thefollowing pecans who Lava
been cored by wring linsVa Vegetable Extra, t.
Col E Dentilow's &wetter woo wllicteil ume years;
resides so Yonkers, New York.
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W Bennet, ohm yea:min Grand rt.
I EasWOrth,
.oOW-11 lg Dover nt.
Joseph kf'Dortgal, owe years, F.ast Brooklyn, L. , ..11
H W Smith, NOW York ettstom noose.
Kelly twenty year., Swett Idsiodt
. Mtn E ,
twenty years, Yorkvt/lal
hiirs B CM.. twelve yeges, lig Ilinlo2lfl,ll
Wm U Pnnell, twenty-three years, Norfolk;st
Jaeob Petty, ford years, 174 Delaney sl.
Philo Johnson, twenty. eight year, tireeneasda, Pg!
Judge Randall, pd Boat Elromlwny, Net, York,
Thomas B. Jones, of the U 9 Navy.
Cap; Wm Jennings, Slats se Bridgeport. Cl.
Ratenmee also made to
Dr W L Monson. Guilford, O.'
Rev Richard Tagged; West Davenport N Y,..
Rev T L Busdnel/, Bahl:mons, Mil
Ns Joseph Bradley 115 Orchard st, NY. -
C H Houghton2o2 Eighteenth st N Y.;
Mrs James Beinkiotf, Cheater. Orazavi es N A Y
John Faber, 178 Elizabeth at, do
D A Richton, MS Delaney st, do
Jaws Smith, IN Suffolk en, do
Charles Ihown, 100 Water st,
All of which may be called upon, or adhast•d, pc.;
paid
Now Y
LIT Pmfliiwid by Dr 8 (low A H.,' I
ork.
O F THOMAS & Co, 105 Main it, between dd ind
4th als, and Ili Main 0, between 4th and nth
Cinoinnan, Ohio, wl3Ol/ale and ratan agents for dui
south and wen
1 . .. nd, W7LCO o.ty
wt .;
w lr. i... co b m; ren of Market stand the Dial
.
intadeorty
MEDICAL ilt BITROICAL OFFICE.
~,- i.. Ps No. 86, DIAMOND ALLEY, a
I
. few doors below Wood street, to'
market.
DEL BROWN, hatter been
d.; •,. . regularly edueramd to the medical
-1 4:,.....: profession, and been for some time
)"f; .) !.. .•-•••
... eA rt • in general practice, now confines
••,- his attention to the treatment of
- "I) ' • ''' ilk those private and delicate roma
Le. .'.:• ' l i plaints for which his opportunities
v•• ~ '• y ... , and experience peculiarly qualify
vb''. ..... . as- '', dim. 11 years assiduously-devoted
to in , i y a treatment of those complaints.; during which
time he has had more practice and has cured mote pa
tients than can ever fail to the lot of any private prac
titioner) amply qualifies him is oder as of
smtpeitt.h?cermsuient, and
ate di.euey .s m a d tilifr=7 , re to .s s : d g et t t e ted .
from
Dr. Brown would inform those afflicts.' arah prriritio
diseases which have become chronic by time or agf
graveled by the me of any of the common nostrum. of
the day, that their eon:whom, can be radically and thor
oughly cured; he having given his careful attention to
the treatment of such cases, and succeeded in hundred,
of instances in coring persons of inflammation of the
rk of the bladder, uld kiadrCd diaerurei .I.;lt.ieh.orte-
.
re•ult from thaw eau. where others have einillyned
them to hopeless despair. He particularly inv., such
as have been long and unsuccesofully treated by others
to consult him, when every satisfaction will In , given
them. and their cases treated in a careful. thorough and,
Intelligent manner, pointed out by a long e•Xp,rierter,
study. and investigation, which Um impotoble for WON
engaged in general practice of medicine to glee any
one claw of disease,
7,:[17 - Ifernia o Ropnire.—Dr. Brown also invues per.
solos afflicted with r
Hernia to call , an he hoe paid partic
ular attention to this disease.
Skin dimmest also Pi 1, Palsy, etc., 'prettily cured
C 1 arge. very low.
N. H.—Patients of eitti sex living at a therm., by
stating their disease in writing, giving all the aympl
toms, can obtain medicine. with directions for nee, by
addreming T. BROWN, M. D., poet paid, and cacti...
in tace rm No. 63, Diamond alloy, •overly
House.
RarcrarrsoL—Dr. Broom's newly discovered reme
dy for Rheumatism is • speedy and certain remedy for
Mat painful trouble. It never fails.
(Alce and Private Consulting Rooms. No. Olt Dia
mond alley, Pittsbnrgh, Pa. The Doctor is always at
hornet.
irr No core no pay. declP.
ASTILIIA, OR DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING.—
This disease ia caused by a paroxysmal renstrue
don of the air cells; It is very debilitaug.n almost caus
ing suffocation. DR. BWEETSER'S PANACEA is the
only certain care.
Hoarseness can be entirety cored by a free use of Dr.
Sweetserit Panace.
Caw* or common cold, labia', if neglected, will
emanate in Consuraptian, la effectually relieved and
ured by Dr. Eforectser'• Panacea.
Bronchitis, if tmetteeked, will effectually lead to
Bronchial Consumption, Inn a timely use of hr. SS•Te
ser's Panetta . will effeentally cure it
Inflammation of the Tonsils or Sore Throat—Thu
disease often leads to serious consequences from neg
lect, such as uleenstiou of the throat On the firm symp
toms, Dr. fisreetserts Panacea should be procured and
aced freoly.
Coughs sad Colds find a sovereign remedy In Dr
Sweeter , . Panacea-
Pneumonia Notha.—A very fatal disease, restating
from a violent cough and cold on a debilitated nr bro
ken down eonstitotion; aged persons are subject to it
Dr. Sweeterbi Pawnees should be used on the fret
.yin tome, which are a cough or cold.
Night Bwmits.—This debilitating complaint will meet
with a timely check, by using Dr. Sweets."' Panacea.
Consumptim—if on the first appearance of consume-
Live symptom., which area pam to the side and breast,
cough or spitting of blood, If Dr. Bareetrees Panacea la
freely us .• no danger need be gpprehended.
When the Lungs, the Windpipe, or Bronchial Tubes
become clogged up with phlegm en as to impede respi
ration or breathing, Dr. S•rectser's Panacea, which is
a pagrarftil Expectorant, should be taken according to
the directions.
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latices:a—This distressing epidemic, so pirselem is
our climate, is speedily card by D. Sweetser's Pana
cea.
Ptice Si per bottle, or de bottles (or SS
For sale by Witt. JACKSON, elf Liberty et, eign Of
he big boot. terveitly
SELLER'S FAMILY AIEDICINES
Should be kept by every Rurally.
Looms Cocci Horns, Y Aog 4 tkel,
t—II
M FL Ft_ E. SELLIMS first mtrodniet your Yak-
Armco. in this place., at a thug when a prepam
non card The Dead Shot ma very popula its e l f ,
n very dcult to Pell; hut it Mu gained forpop.
nlanty that has swallowed up all others. I could pro
cure you any number ot cern/mates, but I do not thlnk
it necessary.
•
Thal your Iron PILLS are preferred to all others in
this report I know to be a Cam Yesterday I sold to a
merchant two bones for his own use. although he hss
on hand a supply ofDr. M'Lanent Twelve months
age, I 'lair, a distantpart alibis country, a ;ant
disconsolate looking lady, who had long sugared from
Liter Complaint, she had twice sent a great duitnime
for a physician, but found no permanent relief; and wns
almost in • hopeless condition. On her bmbanit's firir
ash to our town he bouclit two boxes, and prornised,
should they benefit his nude, to purchase more As he
never called I supposed they had not been of service,
but on parsing by his house ashore time arnee, I found
the lady to comparative good health, cheerful and con
tented.
,Your Pills alwaysrelieve persons who have Ague
Mid Chills. The Cough Syrup has never failed mmy
knowledge; in every case of praniucing • good 'Taub,
and giving entire musfactiou.
Very respectfully
Prepared and sold by
E. WARD.
R. E. SELLERS,
No. 57 Wood etre,
Sold oleo by tlYbYrt." Settd.DY in the two cotes.
wed.
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-- 31atleurra In Parvo,
IT Is a great satisfaction to as to be able thus publicly
to announce, that the great demand for our supcnor
a nd splendid preparations of oar "FAMILY NlEDl
comm.," far exceeds oar most sanguine exptetations
particularly our Indian Exretorant mad Compound
Carminative Bala Indian
WhiCh Of beauty of appearance.
supertenty of inarmilents, and the compounding of
them, together with the immense dispanty in the sire
cd our bottles over any othen--the beautiful and orn,
mental en,gravings, and the taste displayed in the pat
hos of theta ap, le a farther incitement to the purchas
er. And as many o" ) m old friends who Spew me
("B. Ciatala Lem en," when io the employmeut of Dr.
D. Jayne, I now beg leave respectfully to Inform them
thal am one of the firm of LOUDEN tr. Co., No. e-t
Arch street, below Thud, o ,
aided . 'ahem I shall
be happy to we them who, aided by Iris brother, a
reetdur graduate of the "PUadelphia College of Mao
mazy," make, put up, and campoand, with our ow,
heeds, every article comprising our "Family kledj,
beevim Indian Expectorant. Compound Cartranss
c ute* Ilaleara, Compound Tonic Vemifage, West Indian
Sanative Ma and Chiental Hair Tomes.
Na further bet leave to remark, (and we do it with
a confide:lce that cannot be shaken) that we haaeraht
covered and made an improvement on our °MAW
Hair Tonic, that Ear emceed. any thing ever °fluid to
the public. Give an a call at No. b 4 ARCH &Item
Our teems alone are inducement, and we arsaure
i t the remit. aant
SELLERS' VLIMIFUGIE--" No dually should bo
without it
Looen, C. H, Vs, !log. SI, 'l9.
Me It. E. Beimints: I cheerfully certify thus have
for some years past used your Vermiftwe In toy family,
and universally with success !decidedly preterit to
any other preparation I have used—amongst these may,
he nesird the celebrated medicine called Deadsit
Pahnestock's Voninfugn, and a preparation called
Worm Tea. In a recent case a stage dose brought
from my Bole boy one hatblred and cm large worn,.
N. family certainly an& b b•WitattiL
Prepared And sold by R. Sea rwrNo. 57 L&W 1.71
E. h.
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