BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. REPORTED & TELEORAPEED Exclusively for the Pittsburgh Gl* ADDITIONAL vouzzax NEWS. LORD LIEETENAHT - GONE TO LONDON TO CON SULT WITH GOVERNMENT ABOUT THE FATE OF (YEMEN! DORSEY ESCAPED 1 RIOTS AT HAVRE! NEW TUSCANY MINISTRY! Itoyol Troops Defused : Rulade!ph* Nov. 4,183& Oar cormapondent at Liverpool, furnishes ns with the taming intenestizur and important ad. ditionallriah and French intelligence, received by him, to the very latest moment, through Tele. graph. No decision hes been made upon the fate of Smith O'Brien, and It Is believed that Government mill delay carrying out the sentence passed upon him until all the trials of the Insmgents now in prison have been disposed of at ClonmeL Dabney, one bf the leaders of the rebellion, and O'Brien's right hand man, has made his escape in a collar vessel, from Waterfiml. His escape pro. doted quite an excitement,—soma of the Queen's police are even suspected to have aided in his escape. -- The Lard Lieutenant has gone to London to consult Government upon thereto of O'Brien• It is generally supposed that the memorial from the pop niece of Dublin, in rekrence to the late of the ac. cased and the convicted, will receive the worthy consideration of the Queen's Cabinet—perhaps so liberal will be the leelinp and opinions aroma of the members of the Government, that the sentence Bill be changed to that of permitting Smith O'Brien and his associates to leave the country for one where they will have free and pure air to breathe their pent up patriotic feelings. FRANCE SERIOUS RIOT AT 11A«--In consequence of a mob interfering and preventing the loading of ves sels with potatoes and provisions, the National Guards were called out, and 'before the rioters =line repulsed, the Guards were compelled to make a charge upon them at the point of the bayo net. Many of the mob were dangerously Wound. ed in the affray. The mob pelted the Guards kb. *rally with stones, during the melee. TUSCANY A new Liberal Ministry has been firmed in Tuscany. l'he Cull= in Catalonia, under Cabo:ells' Po. ties, defected two hundred Royal Troops under Col. Ronfil,—the Cabana] himself killed, and his en tire commend cut to pieces and destroyed. Lotter from the Hon. Dovid Wilonni.Ln which he define. hie Position Petr.ansx.rtaa, Nov. 4, 1878. A letter from the Hon. David Wilmot, to Dr. Eh der, editor of the Republic, the Free Sail paper, in .this city, has just been received, dated Towanda, October 30, ISIR indignantly denying that he had deserted My Van Buren, and was supporting Gen. Cass. He asp, also—q have made more than twenty five speeches to public meetings in the district, pending my election, in all of which I avowed my opposition to Cass, and my support of Van Boren. My most earnest and active efforts shall not be wanting, between this and the elections as this is now the centre of the combined operations of the whole Can party of the State. Men and money will not be wanting. I had hoped that I had' done and coffered enough in this cause to shield me from dishonorable suspicions. In haste. DAVID WILMOT.' Lotter from Judge /IvLean Borrow, Nov. 4,1845 The Traveller of the 3d inst. contains • tenor from. the Hon. John M'Lean, of Ohio, which gives no indication of his Presidential preference. He Bays "his Judicial station preelndes active casts or an expression of opinion—is opposed to the ex-. tenon of slavery, and wishes be could believe all slacere who express similar opinions. He says the Government can only be preserved by aroue. ingthe moral energies of the people on reform; and no reform= be expected under bad political ptiessfightcra" Murder. and arrest of !Murderer. On Friday night, daring tIM7 pnignialsion of the Democratic Torch Light Procession, the nmka were attacked by a rowdy gang of roams, who , glory in the vulgar name of Hines"; and during the melee a young man by the name of Alfred Coleman was brutally stabbed to death. To day int:emotion wan lodged before Mayor Swift, against the cocutable of the 3rd Ward, Southwark, as the murderer. ills Honor immediately issued a mar nun against the accused, who was forthcoming a the close of thii report As is usual, great ex citement was manifested in and about the Mayor'. Mike during the morning. The ascased is repre, suited to be also a Democrat, named Hauser Atfaii• PHILADELPHIA MARKET Pratatontazus, Nov. 4. Our forwarding houses have advertised to stop ree.,;tiving goods after the 11th inst., Saturday. argiteny Coal is now selling in our market at Ide par bre. Flour Sales of Western at $5 2505 37/e per ofPrime Wbim Wheat st 11721120 cts, an Pekoe Reds at 112(3116c per be. Corr "' Bales of Prime White at 63(364c, and Prime Yel low at 0701350 per be. Oats--Bales at 3.50 per be. Rye—Sales at ego per bu. .Previsiottles Mesa Pork at $l2 50012 75, snd Piece Pork at 5.94*9 25 per bbL Bacon— Duct , i—sdales at 131 to 9c &dais 41q4 lc, and Shoal. des 5c per lb. alce--Saks 41c per lb per tore. Clover Seed—Sales at $3 75 per bu. Flax Seed—Sales at 130 c per bu. Suger---Ssdes at &talk-per lb. Cotton has decliued. Satmkr—Sales ljr S Treasury Notes 1031 to 1031. .~~: .:. .:tea New You, Nov. 4, 184& • pbrep—sger of Genesee at 55,50, and Western al 54,5004,694 per bbL, and sales to the extent of 7,500 bur. Th e is Arm, with g.,od eastern and hoMe • demand, aria. some shipping inquiry. Fancy Ohio amid at $5,521 pe r . Ciniltr;—Holders of Wheat are very finny and buyers do not meet therm Corn and pier grains are in steady demand at previous rate.. Mies 01 Western Red Wheat - via New Orleans at 113g115, and fur Illinois 100 c per bush. There is a Mead; demand far Cam. Oats are steady. Corn—Sales 670680 tor prime white, and 69c for mixed per bus; sales amount to 4,500 bushels. Oats—Sales at 3.55216 c per hush. Barley—Sales at 650 per bash. Rye—Sales at 66c per bush. Provisions—The holders of Pork are Wong bityher prices, but no sales are reported. Sales of prime Western at 59,124 to 13,124 per bbL Mess 400 bbls at $950 to 59,75, and for Beef Hams 511,50 to 512,50. Lard—Chicago packed, sales at 716i71 pet Ib, to the amount of 300 Ws Whiaker-Sales at 23i0 per gallon, in bbla Lend—Calea4l2 pigs= firmer rates. Iron—Pig hen bee declined to 520 50 per ton. Groceries—Sales New Orleans Sugar at Wall lo per lb. Linseed Oil—Sales at 55e per galL Wool—There is an active demand for W ooL— gak. duo week amount to 60,000 lbs, at 21} to 280 per Its, Cotton-Nothing doing in Cotton since the at sisal of the a imunees news. Nemp—hlemp is quiet. No sales reported BALTIMORE MARKET: November 4, 184& Our markets are without change. The foreign sews has had no erect epee the former unsettled alma ottbe market.. Dealers are awaiting the re ea* of their private letters. Eacaum Rase or Prrnorazon, t October 41st, 1848. 5 AN elteden ra thirteen traction to serve (or the annlntyear, will be held at the Hankie' Roues " . 140 . 4 0.Nosernber 28th, INS, between the boors rife A. M. sad 3 P. M. osOIdtdTHOMAS H. HOWE, Cashier. - Mascaaars. &Waxman:me airs. f October WON& A N election for thirteen Directors of Ws Hank_, tor . .1141. the coining year, will be &old at the Seeking Hanle on Monday, the %Ability of Noeartiber next oet•l6dtd W. H. D&N.NY, Cashier . DialcrsTrr • =aosai -- 1 — October 1, 1 ,15 it . 1. . A N o lte . = for thirteen year, Dtreeiorr held ° ar t lite Booking House MointiYie twentieth coy of Novowbo , nen.OCLU.IId JOHN SNYDER, Cashier. It USYEL -01 AL A ankle always on hand and tor tabs Slf 141 culosoay cella w & N 111170MILTREF: .11 . Ahritais—Otlice, ed.. Fourth at., j3l third door abort.' 801 ,,idt Moth • ~ C Amerinting a &•, Inoli..iione with the greatest dare and Waal accuracy. • Mks te Heal liatatearataZucd. Alill-10 casks Bodo Ash, mautaaciiie — d at o,llirrniughaza,England, a yery =parlor article article, Ic rpm god tor age by . FOBBYTH & DUNCAN mac DM. NO, itut d eoradcgi, 01 aale by .20 c BiliwEL ." CON-17' Ud pnine 20 do • do .Lama, aR of prime quality, in mire and for oell7 ONLLERK & NICOLS 112 4 TNAM,0011.-10 lib la, per Cinderella, 18 womb. "old 4 0017 stzLEns - & [mo • w — itit:AC-.ltilrigeg common, medium ibd Ji! plain and twilled, red, green and while Flannel., yams opefoid and for sale by octlo enema-err a. WHITE COMMERCIAL -RECORD. ALMANAC. --- -- B an moon —t- NOTEI3IS.I rises. I sts rhea. I pas. 48atarday, Al S 9 5 Sunday,: 52 5 9 723 Monday, 61 5 7 834 7 Tuesday, 55 5 5 941 WndnuadaY, 55 5 4 10 47 9 Thursday, 57 5 3 1160 Friday, 59 5 2 mom. PITPIIII7I3OII BOARD OP TRADE COMMITTEF. FOR NOVEMBER. • M. B. MVO. W. I. TOMER S. ILIL Ovvicx.Prrrsituatm Gararria, Monday Blaming, November, 6, ISIS. Saturday last being no usual tge dullest day of the week, was rendered more so by the inelemen• cy of the weather, and business generally was limited. FLOM—Considerable quantities arrived by river, but we could hear of no sales to any con. siderable amount. Sales at the river of 200 bbl. at 4,25, and of 100 bbl. of rather an extra brand at 4,30 p bbl; sales of 200 bbba from store in dif ferent small lots at 4,315,00 as in quality. GRAIN—The market preeents no change from leaf quotatiods. Receipts are partial and supplies limited. RYE FLOUR—Farther limited sales at 3,37 4. barrel. GROCEMES—Nothing new to notice under this head. The market continue. steady, with regular sales to the trade at former rates. FEATHERS—SaIes to a fair extent front store at 33334e 1 p !h. OIL.S-4ales of linseed at 62, and of lard at 00c for No 1, and NS for No 2. Sales of Tanners' at 5170'319 1111161. WINDOW GLASS—The market continues ve ry firm, wAh regular sales at the following rat.: City brands Bxlo, net, y;, 10x12, 4,50; 12:18 57 box; country brands Silt), 3,2500,50; 10x12, 3,50 033,75 box. CHEESE—SaIes of W IL in a regular way from atom at 5, sifasie p 10. CA.Nl.)LES—Quoutitions are without change.— Our =mason - were arc doing a (air rev hu busi ness at the following prices—City star at 21022 c, dipped, 101011 e, and mould at 90 p TAR—Regular sales of N C at 8104,25 e per barrel. WOOL—We find no change from lam quota tions. The following is a correct list of priers paid by dealers In this market:— Common Wool I blood 11 do Fall do PRIDES OF BLOM MID GRAIN The k,lbwing statement will show the prices of Flour and Grain at the several places mentioned at our latest dater-- Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Pittsburgh 4,37 80 44 29 Philadelphia £0525 SL.IS 67 29 New York 5.25 1.20 72 35 Boston 5,75 1,10 76 39 Baltimore 5,74 1,00 60 31 Metal:load 5,12 1,08 55 30 Georgetown 5,12 1,08 58 30 Alexandria 5,12 109 62 32 Buffalo 4,25 90 50 28 Cleveland .... ..... 4,25 94 31 30 Cincinnati 3,75 75 30 28 Louisville 4,00 90 25 22 St Louis 4,37 50 37 22 New Orleans 4,75 90 52 33 Rochester 4,75 1,10 58 30 Albans'. 5,25 1,15 '7O 33 . Wasaysos Racsarra-The following table allows the wharfage receipts, at the city Wharf in Cin. m¢nti, for the five months commencing in May, and ending with September. For the sake of a comparison, we add the receipts of the correspon ding five months inflaw year,- May, June, July, Awes; September, Excess of receipts of '4B over '47, 8159 50 In our estimate published a i] , ir days since, there wee a mistake of over s9oo—it occurred from the accident of • month having been omitted by the peon who furnished no the table. For the greater part of the five months of 1848, the water has been extremely low, while during the previous year, it was at • good stage. The shows the' great increase of the steamboat busi ness, and were better arcommodations afforded at the city landing, the receipts would be much great er.—(Commercial. E=CIEII Spirit of the Domestic. Market. Hemp—We q uote 1025,50 as the range of the market, but have heard of no sales within a week at a higher figure than 5,30, except one small lot ekw cents higher. 55,50 we are told, would be paid kir a prime article. Flour to unchanged, $401.1,2 . . Wheat has advanced, and we quote it m des wand at 653671 c. Barley command■ 500. Bacon is dnU at 31c. Detroit, Oct. 31, 1815. The market is heavy and prices rather paw down; gales yesterday were li mited. There was a fair attendance on 'change with holders, but buy ers were not as plenty. The sales ling came ce der nor notice daring the day were 170 barrels Reeve's, 40 do Long Lake, and 150 mixed, all on board, at figures ranging from 54 to 4,06, avera ging about 4,03 or 4,04. The principal demand is for export Bt. Louis, Oct. 23, 1840. Tobacco--The entire sales of the past three days amount to only 12 kihds: 2 hhds refused at Si, 85H32,30; paued from 2,50 to Si. To day 2 Wide fine sold at 7,50019 p 100 Ihs. Hemp—To day. 10 bales damaged.at 5105, and 30 bales good at 5105 p ton. Bayern offer 51050 5106, while mast holders ask $10E615110, and sorpe, for choice 1nt5,411209115 p ton. • Lead—The market continues dull with but two or three mall sales; yesterday 309 pigs Upper Mines sold for 3,721, and to day 398 pip Loper Mines at 3,75. The orange may be quoted Uom 3,724 to 3,75. - - Floar—To day there was a very light stock on wide, but buyers did not appear willing to touch tildes at a decline, which was submitted to in several initances, and calm embrace between 1000 and 1200 assorted Illinois and Upper Missie. sippi brands at 4,12101 , 4,20. - Wheat—There was a very small supply on the market, and sales scarcely reach 6000 ha—say 5000 in lots, including all descriptions from poor to prime, and at prices from 60 to 80c; and between 800 and 1000 bn prime to choice Iffiuoun at bl 68e, exclusive of sacks. The demand holds Got, and good to choice samples are in request at quo. !stions. lERPOPILTS BY 111171:11. Louis—Per New England-150 dry hides, Won Lehmer; 1 safe, 1 doz chairs, Thompson; 100 bids dour, T McDevitt; 50 do whiskey, Miller & Bieketsoa; 34 to &triers, D Leech de co; 6 bills miasmas, BWs sugar , bb' loaf do, 161 hams J Graham; 8 tibis lard oil, &Xe/a & 3 kks mdse, Miller; 3 bases books, S Scott; 3do do, J BelL Cincinnati—Per Geneva-150 bbls floor, Mc- Clarkan; 100 do do, C 11 Grant; 79 bzs 9 bbl. 3 caLli &moans, Geo M Hatton; 29 bbls Mims, 11 Gra = 9 bbls clover seed, 50 bbls apples, Capt D Williams; 54 bbls apples, Clark 6r. Thaw; 100 bbl. flour, J Maiden & co; 100 do do, °rum & Mc- Grew; 50 do do, Saul McClurksim 208 reams pa per, Johnston & Stockton; I bog tab, Tag& do o'. Cotinc.r, 31 bdl. leather, Bingham; 3 aka wool,'Wori Barker, S bits mdse, 62 bzs bulk bacoa, W Holmes & box Per Ringgold-66 bb wool, Win Barker; 125 empty bat, Geo W Smith: 100 bbli whiskey, Parker, 10 bbls coal, 106 do whiskey, R WSWn i ' 100 do potatoes, Blackburn dr co; 50 bbla door, M Allen dr al. WOES 81.11:111C.—BIP Lane's This noble remedy for 1 11/0,1111, Is rapidly supplanting OH others in potato estimation. NI here it u used it has prodneed the best effects, and driven out all other rem• adios. "It is the beat they have ever seen,. 10 the re mark of all who have ever used It in their &mikes. "fns gramos, Scams Co. Tema. j Feb. 19th, 1E49. "I. Kidd & Co.—l received • lot of MlL.anc , s Fermi /age Dora your agent last spring, which I sold out one week, and I think I could have sold one thousand b o w. s by this gage, if I could bare g ot it, but cot know mg where to get It, I bpi) to wait until your agent came around. Every person that has tried MlLsnc'e Fermi (age, tell me it Is the best they have eyer slsrtl. In fact It fa impossible for any one to /My too =eh In. fa vor of IFlgnels Veratifege. W. IL 8 ) 1111." • genuine article' of the above valuable medicine can be bad gt the drug store of K ip / KIDD & Co, ISO wood at Cocoas awn Comm—The Ingram chimps m the ws.Mber at this season of the year, invariably bring aloacw,t.th them coughs and colds, which by 4, 0 ,1, titterniten are cosily cured by simple remedies. SEL.' INIPP.RIA,I , OpOH SYRUP hati been in era for thOlut 12 years, and tea g .ined more reputation Or cure of coughs (Rot requiring active medical iL ny other preparation friarud to the cluseua is llf *lice; county. ?'be Doped Icons;, !Wrap very 0, . the cote, rutil, on . c .a.:, Is a great ta.:57 ; 103. The dot.. ere carefully rebated, el dirtalhOD,S to Nat RUA. Thal this ng tried highly popular tough remedy may be scam the reach of all, it to sold id the low price of WI emus per bottle. Prepared and sold by B. K. SLI..LEFLS, N Weed Pittsburgh, D. N. Curry, Arl.egberty, and druggists gen erally in both cities. oriel 11/5". DTlrirst• Is the bane of runny a man's exist• once. No tongue can describe the sulTertugs caused by tide distressing disease. It unfits man for his ate lion in fife, whatever It may he, and makes him feel as though be would rather not exist than endefe such Misery. Vet these sufferings are produced in the first place by Ilataagelrielle ot the stomach, and if this were sera by .ing 8 A. Fahuesdock's Amu-Billows' Pills, .the bowels uremia *cleansed J ora accomuhulan, of bile correct all and a speedy dild 'rase relief obtained. Prepared and sold by 11. A FANNY:STOCK' Y Co corner let sad wood, also corner Mb and wood sts. octla PORT OF PITTSBURGH. LouisMcLane, Bennett,. Brownsville Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.l i !airline, I iny, Beaver. Camden, Hendricks :in, Beaver. Michigan No 2, Gilson, Beaver. Lake Erie, Sholea Beaver. Beaver, Clark, Wellsville. Monongahela, Stone, CM. Tuscarora, Cio. Wave, -, Beaver. Allegheny Clipper, (new) Cia. Dr. Franklin, McLure, Cio. New England, McClure, Ctn. Hudson, Poe, Bridgeport. Skipper, Stoops, Cm. Diligence, Woticy, Cia. Ringgold, Cope, Cin. DEPARTED. Lords McLane Bennett, Brownsville. Atlantic, Parkinson, :Brownsville. Camden, Hendrickson, Beaver. Caroline, Day, Beaver. Michigan No., 2, Gilson, Beaver. Beaver, Clark, Wellsville. Lake Erie, Sholes, Beaver. Amawline, Morris, Brownsville. Arrow, Gordon, Brownsville. Nominee, —, CM. Oswego, Grace, Cincinnati Fort Pitt, Miller, Cia Geneva, Dean, Cia. Messenger, Reno, Cincinnati. Dover, Reno, Cin. At dusk last everting, there were 4 feet 0 inches water in the channel, showing no change since Saturday last; but from the abundant mm which fell during Saturday night, we must soon have another fine rise. Sow—Early yesterday morning the first snow for the season, made 03 appearance sufficiently abundant as to be visible during the day upon the house tops and hill sides. After the falling of the snow the weather became clear and cold, render ing it quite unpleasant to he ota. . . . . . JOHN H. MELLOR, No. Ed Wood IMl,street, has now received a full assort mein of Piano Fortes, selected from the following manufactories in Heston and New York, to which the attention of purchasers is respectfully invited. Those from Mr. Cloche:log, (tor the sale of winch he is sole Agent to Western Penn vYhfarda,l have what is termed the New Circular Soak. being an Improvement recently made, and giving them a decided advmtnge iti power and equality of lone over any others. l'ho following are the patterns and styles of Chic ket ing'o: No. I. Rosewood, 7 ocl'aes. finished back to from, S4OB " " richly carved " " 8400 "" cowed m u onld:nga, ••`. finished back and nont, 18350 8350 " 7 "y " " " 8,T15 "9. 6 projecting front, WOO " 10. " 7 flatly marred, style of Louis 14th. " 11. " 6 hollow corners and hollow cor nered legs, second hand, cost ongtnally $425, and will be said at a very reduced prme. No. 12. Rosewood, round corner, very elegantly bo mbed, g 272. No 13 Rosewood, round corner. very el egandy finished, $275. The above arc manufactured by II Worcester, N . Y well known no bettig connected formerly with Messrs Sunned, Worcester tr. Dunham, N. Y. EMMMISM No 14, Rosewood carved. 6 octave., Gala k CoN, N 6.60. No. IS pima 6 No 16, Rosewood Grand Plano, made by Hsert Fiera, Reel& No 17, Mahogany, 6 °enters, second Sand, once S 7. Old Pro o. uken in Fart payment for nev ones, JOHN II MELLAHL Sole Agent for Cluekenng's (Hand and Square Piano Fortes, for Western Pennsylvania. 00117 SPLENDID LOT OP NEW PIANOS. 1119pfl NUNNel.tc CLAMS. New York, CHICKERING, Boston, The subacnber haanovr open and (or sale, a lot of most superior Pianos, so 'retell by himself at the manulariorien _ . They consult of Rosewood and hlnhognny Pianos, of of 6, 61. and 7 octaves, of various styles nod prices. and embrace all the latest improvements. Those of Nun. & Clark's, llor which celebrated firm he to sou Aoterri have all• improved way of unnyong possessed by no other al., a oupennr plan of leathering the hammers, preventing theme Pianos from growing harsh and whey alter some .c. The Plan. of Chlckertng, of winch he haa a .open or lot. are promded with the Circular Finale, and were selected for him with care by J. Chtekering, of Homan The above will positively be sold at manufacturers' prices, and on accommodating toms The subscriber will invarmbly be found at J Woodwell's, from II tow 12 A. MI, and from I to .5 P. M. Mr. Woodswell will attend to Me business during the balance of time. If. KI.J.:Bb:R. 31,459 00 91,198 95 1,158 00 1,380 00 1,366 95 1,166 00 903 00 1,180 50 911 00 1,032 00 5,791 95 5,957 45 5,791 95 octlO at J W WoodwelPs. c c Tturd st GREAT MUSICAL NOVELTY—The subscrrber has just received from Europe, and for sale, an enurely new invenuon of Piano Pone. called the CAD -INET PIANO FORTE, which posse.ing more power sod sweetness than the *guars Pilllo, occupres but one fourth as much room, and is a Mitch Mart showy and handsome pieee:of furarmre. It is parnealarly desirn• bit where the sawing of space an object, being ex ceedingly teat and compact, and occupying rno re room than • small side table. The sub.riber has in hand a resumomet or super - runty from celebro• red prams; Alosehellea In his axe band wrinna winch may be inspected. If KLESVE. cern At J W Woodvrell'e A SPLENDID assortment of Maho gany and Rosewood Rano., rust fox tatted. These instruments ate made of the Isl.( pauern and best materials and will be sold low for rash by F. BLUME. flit Wood street, 24 door above Fifth N. B —no..who•re in want of a good in rest. are respectfully invited to examine these before par chasing elsewhere, am they cannot be eoer!led by any iri the country, and anti be sold lower than any brought from the East. Alsorist received, two pianos of Ram- Largb manufacture. warranted to be torero, to any ever sold to dos country. °et...o I* R Maysville, Oct. 31, 1648. Cooper Duplex and Lever Watch... • JUST received and for sale at kready reduced prices. hre ken-- l an . T. Y. Cooper, a Calthorpr sten. Urtry'• Inn. Hoed Ison/lo.' Du plex and Patent Lever Watches. eased In In karat gold. and full jewelled. arch Chronometer balances These now th e line. watches rnade, acing supvri. or in finish and accuracy to the SI J. Tobras. Jose•ph Johnson, or any other make Mown] smut, of • very fine watch are untied to call examine Ow lot Also, • huge assortment of (void and tiler, Watches. Chau., :seals. Keys, tee. ID- Pine Watches repaired in the heal mann, W W at 124 corner 4th and Market Ins Elooglng.-- , Galvanized Tin Pl•tes. TIIE subscribers beg m cal, the attention of der, I A rchnects and owners of Lituldlngs. to the runny advantages a hints Wear plates possess over all other metallm sobstances hitherto used for roofing, etc . as they possess at once the lightness of iron. settbout Its Itahtlity to rust, having now been tested foreral years in this particular. bothbothin Mts country and iin F.u. rope. They are less. liable expauston and routrac. non from sudden change of the atmosphere, than tom. MOD us, plates, iron. mile, or any other metal now used for roofing, and consequently fort,, •much better sad tighter roof; requiring far less frequent repairs, whilst the first cost is but a wide more A donpply all sires, from 16 to 30 W , con. nattily hand and for sale by GECI It fiIIOLEW(NJD 8. CO, 14 and 16 Beaver street, New York The patent right for this article having been secured for the United States, all parties infringing thereon, either by Importation or otherwise, will be prosecu ted oct3O-ddrwr 1 yT PEACH TREES POE SAKE. AT the Fairview .1 Noreen., Moorestown, Bur 2gtoo county, N. . About 40 •a trues i d the . be lin st Inoculated Frun, of the largest tom huesi varied., tipernng (rein the let of July until the let of October, besides other true trees of the followlng kinds: Apples, Pears, Plums, Apricots, Nectannes, Cherries, and a large quatinty at Ornamental Trees of the usual variety. Persons wt iong to order tree. for Fall planting, by tending their order accompamed with the cash, or sausfactory reference, will be pun, molly attended to Persons ordering trees who are unacquainted with the vanctics, eau depend on the best for market or (study. Trees will be carefully packed th mate and more. for which 60 rents per bundle will be charged. Orders sent direct by mail or otherwise to the Nursery, will be punctually anendeil to He camloroes, with Flees attached, furnished grans to post-paid applicants. JOHN PERKINS, Proprietor. Moorestown, N. J Oct. 21, 1841s43wAvram•T rinjE understgned have erected works in the coy of New York, for the purpose of GM vantong all am el. of Iron, which tt a de...treble. PROTECT F110:11 KURT, suer a. Telegraph Wire, Bolls, Pqnkes, Nail., Wire for Fence. and any other article winch may be required. For Loop. for Caaks, as a substitute (or bale Rope; for Clothes Lore., Lightning Rods, and a host of other applicationa, It will be found cheap and durable. They would particularly call Butane,. to ;be Galvani zed Wire for fences, it requires no paint. and will not tuft. Al. to Splices and Bolt., the preservation of which ls of so mach importance, that it win commend toelf to the nonce of .11 those interested. GEO B. MORk;WOOD k CO., Patentee., .I.lo.thkwl 11 and 10 Beaver N York. • - . • SADDLE, HARNI'SS, TRUNK AND WHIP MAN VEACTOR.Y.—Tne subscriber takes this method of informing hi. friends and the public in general Mat he has the largest stock of the following named Orb <lea of his own manufacture m this thy—Saddles, Har ness, Trunks and Whips, all of which he will warrant to be music of the best material and by the best mech cs in Allegheny county. Being deternuned to sell hi.mannhaMures somethiorlower than has been here. nofore sold by any similar establtsbonnt in thecity, he would penon• 111 need of the above married uncles to his wayebotue, No. Sit Liberty street, oppw sne Seventh. Also. ['fwd. mad, to order for machine oct3o-ly U. KERBY. Stuopratt 0.• Sons' Soda Ash. 'VILE subscribers are now receiving their Pall ;dock 1. of the above article, three vessels, via: the Juni., Medallion and Lydia, having arrived at Philadelphia and HalUmore, and two more, the Stephen Baldwin and Leila, shortly expected; they are, therefore, prepared to rec,eive orders. They will receive during the win. ter and spring regular supplies vus New Orleans. rictBl & M MITCHELTREE MPRESSED CAMBRICS—For Blunt; for cloaks, &o, of various eolor•, lately rec'd at the Ivy goods house of crett4 NV R MURPHY - • SA MUF.L W. BLACK, Attorney at Law. (Mee on FOarlitjqeet, near Gr•nt, Pittsburg& nett& thin SWAN'S DOWN for tninnring dresses, with tippets and es& of See same, for rile by H EATON &Co, oc«1 Gd Fourih st, near Alarket INSEED bbis jot landing from steamer J_A blielugan, and for We by & W HARHAMH, aatll .Z water and WI front st . _ C a " 011 t '—') Luce :isl a 17111;:tY..Crfrotl"ll'a:'y _ -„. . . WH1 . 7,9 , 1,UK-1 Lb_l_! . ..ZE ( extra i r l e C t;ar as d Co '2. ' ° .._.!" r • T o caTtS- y -25 reeks 13a17.V.Mt.b r jrdl n g t. 24 (well Wolco tt C II.A . g —I ton juat reed and for I by JO ~1 1: DMOISIGAN V IAL ... C(I i FIKS-1000 groaa (um rec'd-A3mAiz)skatßolty 1 )0 IKON—IOU ioult Al:cglieny hg Iron, on rd sod (or sale by octo J& ft FLO D ARRIVED, MISCELLANEOUS PIA NO POILTES Ems! RUST PROOF MON ME= GROCERIES, &. CR. GRANT offers Co . terms , 300 bags Rio coffee, 460 do elk Pepper, 72 pkg. 7 El, 0 P and lm -30 tb r l i s & cl eas ahed and pul. , verisedSugars; 97 do Nos 2,7 tr. 1Loaloo;1 2 casks Madder, 2 ceroons brdigo, 10 las grodnd Pepper I casks E Salts, 8 begs Race Ginger, 5 do Allspice, 50 mans °inmate. 70 boo Is, 5., 6s and 12a Tobacco, various br a s and qui:dares; 10 kegs Carolina and V. twist Tobacco 60 bids No 3 large meek ereL, 75 hb c ds N 0 Sugar, 399 kegs (pure) whit' , 1 cask Lamp Black; 2,221 lbsA 11, E and can Steel; sale on accommodating 29 boo Hum's axes; 3 do Holm.' do; 33 reams Toot NVrapping Paper, 1 150 do Stray, do do; SO do. ileum cord.; 4410 " 1b th. . Y ar ns; cotton 13,manilla hope; 500 lb. No 2 Bailing; 33 kmßosin Soap;10 do re do, 20 bbls Itoain; 21 oasts Tennant's double reined Soda ash; 35 bus 10211 Glass, 04 do 8010 do; 102 do pint Floak 15 do do do; 14 do quart 130 bbls Lime, 113 kp Beany's Rifle Pow der; 109 do do Hoek do; 14 Wiles No 24 Sheet Iron; 20Pennock and Patent Lever Pion ha. .1 THE. subscribers an now sa low rates, aa folk 115 hf chests Y 11, G r and blk Tau 00 bks do do 100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee 15 bgs Old Gov laga do 150 bits manufactured To. bat.. ss, 12s, 16., Zia , . 1 lb and 1 lb lump; Ids • and 5. Span do RC mats Cassia receiving and offer for ale via: 50 bbl. No 3 Mackerel half bbls do 75 bp white Brazil Surat 159 bre Berring, No 1 16 bls Bordeaux Almonds 35 " B Walnuts 35 " Filberts 30 " Brasil Nuts 30 " Tenn Ord Nuts 200 hos W N Raisins 20 calms Tomato Catsup 50 drums Mks 7 mats DAMS 12 casks Zonis Currants Ad bss Shelled Almonds 5 eases Liquonee bus Rock Coody 70 bus Sardines 75 " Firecrackers S " spiced Chocolate 2 can. Prunes 35 ho. Lemon Syrup 1 can preov'd Ginger 7 gross Blackin,s MOO Principe, Regalia, CIUILIIN and Havana Cigars GLISII k BFI9NETI , opposite Bt Charles Hotel 25 1 bbl Numts bags Pepp eg er 2 comes !mbar, 10 2 toll% ri l m o re ' a? 15 bbl. chip'd Leawood 2 casks Madder 25 bss No 1 Chocolate 2 casks Epsom Sults bbl. Tanners' Ott 5 casks Lamp Oil 15 b. Sperm Candles 43 Ls. Whig Niles 5 casks /Lee 17 bags nacre Salt 20 bbl. refuted Sugar aug3o 37 Wood st, Groceries 500 1 ,'T R km LoP! 1,x,u,a; . N 1 .6 1 . 1 ;;, ( ;; 150 l/bls " mob 100 tom maned mI MO sides N. Y. sole 100 kgs rock posedt NM reams vrrappini 30 " foolscap 50 bbls No. 3 large sti " North Cam 25 " assorted lc 50 " chip logsvos_ 25 " !attic; 10 " ground eamorood ; hhds prime madder; 3 ecroons S. F. indigo; bbl. copperas; 15 " alum; 10 " salenstes ; 75 dos bed cord.; with • general smsortment of Pittsburgh manufactimes meets m6• od far sale on accommodating lams by & R FLA) YD, Round Church To W Nerehasstss ase, tta. Ira cadet . P. and Imperial teas TASSET & BRIT offer for Bale at 33 Wood sueet Pittsburgh. on accommodating terms IVO peks Y H., imp and (/. Powder Tau ; 31X/ bp Rio Code& , 10 •• Pepper; 5 " Alspice 100 boo 1 lb Lomp, 5s and Ss Tobacco; 33 ogso tw is t; 20 bhds N. 0 Sugar; 100 bbl. Itlolusea ; 75 “ No. Y and 3 llackarel ; 20 hat( do do 40 bbl. N C. Tar. 10 " Tanner's (hl; `LS bo•Cbotolate ; 50 " Rialtos 1.15 Whlte Ape.; 1000 •• Aas'd Window Glam. from &I to 24-30; 30 eats Soda Ash 30 bbls S. Salts; 10 asks Pearl &eh; 12 " Salerants , 31 " Gannon Clay ; 50 kgs Ased owls, with a genrral aasortnient of all uses of iron, and Pittsburgh mat infactured Ananias ar I=L , rif os. • - - sept 6 Groperip., te. 350 RGS Green R. Coffee; 130 kgs Y H , and Impanel Teas =reels N 0 bloslasses; 50 &tido N. 0. Sugar , 103 has Mannfactured Tobacco, sa, Ss, 12, 34. and I patu . ad lump P peer 160 25 bbl. I. Sugar , 2Ceroot,s S F Indigo; 1 hhd Mulder, 25 bbl. N. C Tar , 30 7 No. 3 Large Mackerel; 20 boa 0. 2 Chocolate 100 Roams Wrappays Paper; 25 1 as Whin, Pipes. 2 ea.* 10yuonee With n general assortment of Patobtargh Manutastures. reed and for sale by LiF.O A BERRY, .opts 19 stoat ai ft ROCERIES--301 bag. supenor Rao Coffee Ur 110 hf chests Y H, G P, and Impend Tooth 50 caddies do do do do 150 bbl. N 0 Molasses hhds do Sugar 20 boo Havana do 35 bbl. Loa( do, 0, 7 and 116 boo Tobacco, 1 lb, 5. 12 .d 16 :NI kegs 6 twist 200 mats Cassia 50 lob's No 3 large Mackerel bhda &ladder 3 demons 14 P Indigo hags Pepper 100 bales Barang..No 1. 2 and 3 DO bags Conoo arn, sto l 0 60 ho. white and stone hoes 10 bblo Tar Itai kegs StsienSerger . • Natl.. assorted 40 do. good Wheat Bags 10 boa Dxlo and 10010 lotus 30 dor Buckets 6 do Tubs Al.. Pituburgh mount...T.l ants.. of all ktudo. tor sale low by JOHN S DILWORTH. 6,716 Y. wood at WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, tn. to HALF P!!'" Cos"' 87n at .. .a . m . ,..7. Co 3 • P., C• 110.11, a Co 12 or ntres Rochella do A imici.theith 4 ptpes Holland 0., 5 qr cks oupr pale Shay Wine, P.O. Gordon & Co Hemlder 1 , . MaJeira do In " I. 1' Tertentre C.Sql•ncer 44, Lipono canon. grades 10 Abdo Al bf hhtlo yfiout Sauterne W,,,.. bbl. 10 Ands Bordeaux Claret. Nlontrerand 15 do Nl•rseillso do Bergamo 15 Lomat., Champagne Wlne, Ileidoeick IS do do do I' A Moron, A Co 10 do do do .1 aqueson A 200. 50 eases Claret of vat taus grades. impled in boines 10 baskets florde•ux Olive Oil, crop 11 , 40. Durand, 5 do Bordeaux lAsiours Bi do Masse Iles Just rereired and for .ale by mp2s SIILLF.R A RICKETSON SL'NDRIE. - b S-150 bags reeu Rio Coffee, 35 bags fancy 15 do Las,. yrs On do old Lion Ja•st 30 half chews Green Tea.. 0l do Chalon and 001000 Teas, 50 do rally boxe• •ssn bo boxes "lobate°. usoned, 50 do Crompton A Co'. Vann Soap, 30 do Chillicothe 5 do Cattle 10 do Palm and Almond •• 40 do M R Raisins, 40 do •new crop, 1000 lb. Zmate Curran., 30 bbl. small Loaf Sugar. 3 cuing Wolsey D R 10 bbla crushed and pulverised Sugar, b do N 0 Clarified 3 cases Extract of Lennon, 1 do Rose, 1 do " 5 dos hoe Ohne 011; 10 " canssupeor Lusted, - •• assorted Je ri llies; 1 case /mob. Vas.; 1 " Liquorice; 50 dos raw. Zinc WuM Boards, 130 do waned Corn Broom, 200 lbs oupenor Saleratus, 30 boa Blearing and Sun Candle, for sale by 00121 J I) WILLIAMS, stonier wood and 6th no . _ - F RFZH TEAS-188 half chests,rery supenor grades, Young Hymn, Hyson Skin, Gunpowder ; Hylton, and Black, Now landing and for sal. by WICK & IWCANDLESS, sap!) corner wood and water st 1 EAS-450 packages, compnslng Young Hyman Ter., hall chests and catty bokes, Gunpowder do do do do Impenal do do do do Sormbong and Pourchong, in half chests, of various gamin.. and late insportadons, in stora and for sale by BAGALEY I SMITH, augiN In sad 20 wood e REFINED SUGAR.-10 boo O. R. large loaf aura+, 1000 bbl. no. 4,5, 6, 7 and banal! do its do crushed l 900 do powdered dcr 50 do a larified thr In store and for sale by JAMES A UUTCHISON & Co, _aep3 Apr St. Louis Refiner!._ n MID'S N. 0. Sugar to class conslgnment, 33 1!Al• /If No, 3 mackerel, YU half bbls do, 15 loan bbl. egad, ID bbls S. House moluaes, bra window glass, aired sloe2o bra best Y. H. Tea, do Imperial do, 6do Gunpowder do. sera 8. IL BUBHFIELD. 0" ,01) gals winter bleached - Whale Oil; 100 do do do Sperm do 15 bbls do Flatbed Whale do 3 do brown Tanners do sdo Saints Turpentine; itt store sod or sale by aug3l 0 BLACKBURN & Co D EFINED BUGARS-3 bXs DR large Loaf, 600 At bbl. 4.5, 0, 7 and 8 small det 22D do crushed; 1110 do powdered; innore and for wile by JAMES A HUTCHISON & Co, _JrN Agents of St. Lotus Steam Sugar Refinery Grtobiwuts hhd. tinmeN - oSirgar 40 bbl. Loaf Sugar, Nos 2, 6 and - 7 67 " Prime Molursea id Bursar House l 00 begs prune Rio Coffee 531 hf chests Y 11 Tea 60 bos 6 and 19 lb do and 6 F 19 " Virginia Tobacco, Is, 7. and IS. bbls large No 3 Mackerel 110481. For sale b 7 %V & N mrrCIIELTIt sep2l 16D liberty st Grabc.Rip_—_loo birds N ci Sagan 160 bbls • Ilicloaseet 59 " 811 do &Kr bags prime Rio Cope; 65 tif chests Y.II and' i 1 3 Teas lb ". " Powchong do bka Si end 12. Tobrwco ID big. Pepper 30 bbls large No 3 Mackerel; A general usertment of Pittsburgh m•nufactized ratline, all of which will be sold low by NllB JAMES DALZELL, 21 sever W/NES- 30 casks Pon Wnie 4; do Sweet klidalla do sep3l 10 do kidd r;• id d JrNill"T b a y ky. • D lECIIII{ID WHISKEY of !superior quality, wi th IV an aworument of Foreign and Domestic always on hand and for sale by _ acp22 W & N MITCHELTREE ALCOIIOI, always on band and for sale by .02 W k 14 MITCHELTHES HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, ar. o . Delttrable Lou for Sale . . . MBE subscriber has laid oat eleven Lots on the South side of the Fourth Aueet 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 .Id on reasonable and ac commodating term. It is deemed niumeeasuy to en ter into noy explanation of the adVlllllllprelt of these lots. Their vutnity to this city, and to the line of the Central Rail Road, recommend them strongly as very desirable country residences. The mb.riber also offers for sale about seven hun dred acres of land in Franklin township, Allegheny county, about seventeen miles from Pittsburgh. Ala, nine building Lots 111 the borough of Birmingham. oci3,lftprEvlLLE B. CRAIG. VALUABLE PROPERTY POE SALE. nTHAT Firoperty lately «eupied by li. Nixon, Batnear , on Craig street, Robinson, Allegheny coy, will he sold on accommodating toroth. The lot is 33 feet 4 inches on Craig street, conning through to the Canal 130 feet. There is a good two story frame dwelling hOur on the premises, lately built, and the lot is well improved, containing a variety of choice fruit trees, grape, o hrubberY, &e. This property in convent catty situated for persons doing business in either Pin. bargh or Allegheny, and is a desirable residence. Title indisputable. For terms apply to WM. BOYD, AM/f -ury at Law, office on Fourth street, above Smithfield. .4•41 t - 1111 . 5 Acres Cool Lora for Bade, QM/AI - RD on the hlonongaheln river, about 16 mil. from Pittsburgh and 3 miles above third Lock, in the immediate netithborbood of Messrs. Lyon & Short., and Mr. John Herron'a purchase. This fine body of Cord will be sold at the low price of 633 per acre—one third in hated, balance in five equal annual payments, without interest Title snthsputable. Location very good—canaot besnrpassed. For further puticulars enquire of 14. BALSLEY, who has a draft of said pit. peny. ReDdencethl st, below Ferry, Mr. Adams , Row. N. B. There is another seam of cool on this tract, about 60 feet above the lower, of excellent quality. a26idtf S. B. noati fiCitate In Ohio. -•- A TRACT of land, 90 acres, in Harmon, Portage Co., / - 1.. on the Cuyahoga river—reboot 30 acres under im provement. Also, two unimproved lots in the village of Warren. Trombnll Co., 60 feet by 90. MAO, a lot 01 ground in the centre of Hartford, Trumbull Co., with a fine dwelling house and store—one of the best stands for a merchant on the Western Reserve. Any or all this property will be sold on very accommodating ISAIAH DICKEY & Co., 0,610 Water and Front w. . . . FACTORY FOR SALE. LaHE large and well built Factory, erected on Ecbec e trees, Allegheny city, by P_Caswb Esq., is for sale at a bargain, and on easy terms. Phe lot on which the Factory is erected, fronts 100 feel on Rebecca street., and runs back 110 feet in Park street. The main building is of brick, three stones high and 60 feet long by 27 feet wide. The Engine House is large and commodious, with an engine, boiler, stack, tee., all in complete order. The property will be sold low, and on advantageous terms. For price, terms, tsc., enquire at this office. aug6.l-slif FOR RENT Oa T e l.l ., E m s t i r sc . r , i e li: r r „ off a er i s ar l g o: , reLi v io n e m tli n e , w te e r l i l n an o_f !shed two story Dwellmg House, containing 8 morns and Kitchen. There is lot of ground containing 4 acres fine young fruit trees of every kind, stable, Re., connected with the house To any person wish ing a delightful residence within a few minutes ride of dm city, this will be n rare chance. For terms, which will be low to a good tenant, inquireof Mr Jno Wright, near the premise, of John Watt, corner of Rand and Liberty streets, or of octlKit-tf THEO. F WRIGHT. =I! . AR intbseriber will sell on accommodating terms, • T valuable tram of unimproved land, situate on the road leading from Bnghton to Franklin, about eighteen miles from Pittsburgh, and about eight miles from the town of Freedom on the Ohio rives The tract con tains 4W acres and W perches, stnet m The land is of an szcellent quality, about PO acres easu cleared, and well watered, and will be sold either in whole or in farms of convenient size, to salt perches... For further particulars enquire of WM. BOYD, Any at Law, office on 4th at. above Smithsteld, Pittsburgh. tarkaideoinf T Property in Allegheny Clty for Salo. rpm: subsenbers oder for sale a number of choice j. Lots, situate to the Second Ward, fronung on the Common ground, on easy terms Inquire of W. UK ROBINSON, buy at Law, St Clew st or (JAS ROBINSON, on the prermaes. syl7idtr.unt T VAII.: ABLE REAL ESTATE ON PENN STREET FAIR SALE —A Lot of Ground SAM. on Menu street, between flay and Alarbury strreta. adlotruna the house and lot ISOW occupied by Ittehard Edward., bluntly a front of feet. and in droll 1:31 feet. will be told on favorable term+ Tsle une ieepuonable. En• qutre of C O. LOOMIS, ath at, near Wood. Valsobk. Residence In Allegheny City for gale. • - I IONTEMPtATING a removal from Allegheny eiry. ll I offer my residence there for sale. The prenuses are In delightful order, and every way worthy the at tention of any person wishing ouch propeny /923 Et W POINDEXTER. Maul Malaria laa liareor Dourly. ALOT, S t a t ehouse and Dererang, 1111111111,1 on the Erie Exterunon Canal, In the village of West Mid dlesex; a desirable !overran for a merchant Also, • Lot and good Duelling House well Barred fora Tavern Stand, on tee village of Orangeville, on Slate line of Ohio. Terms euy ISAIAH DICKEY 1 Co _ feblo Water and Front ina. OAL LAND FUR SALF.—Seven iiierea coal land C (or .1...11111. in Lend orate Monongahela River. above Brownsville, Pa., having • 7 foot vein of coal which will be sold an exch.:tar for goads. For Navin ars apply loel S A RRA VCItl 2 - 1 wood st - . _ . wAItE/i6USCFUR SA LK—The subsertber offers for isale the three story brick Warehouse on Wood street, ixcepied bp R. Tanner h. Co. apl7 WM WILSON, Jr. To Lot. The subaanbars will rani part of me ware boare now occupied by theca apply to LE4119. DALZU. , ft. Co., ianl9 54 Water street EXCHANGE BROKERS, ecc • Bxchang• B • =3= AND DANK NOTF-t.4 COLLECTIONS.—Drats. Notes eta Acceptance, Payable in any part of the Cam. collected on the mast thvorable toroth F-XCIIANGE on New York, rbsiodelphta and Val or/lwore. ‘low, CLnelorwt, satnt Louw and Ne f trlean, eonutantly for sale - • BANK NrlTlla —Notes on alt moll-ant banks In the Crulett States that-0ut...el aI tlea lowest rate•. •Il k:nd• of Foreign sod Amerman Lord and Silver Coot bought and sold twee No Si Market .trees. L.etreen 11 and 401. Pondborth. octa • 11AN1147.111 LLANKERS, F.ICHANGE BROKERS, tmd deafen In Fermin and Demiesue Fachante, Ceruficams of te, Bmtk Now., and Specie. Fourth .trees, near ly opt - mute Uie Rank of Pmtaburgh. for tuonny e nd on deposne—Sight Check• tor sale, end col lections made on nearly all the prtnetpal points in Ma tinned timirm The hastmak premium paid or Foram and American Gold Advance* made o coronavAsenta of Produce, *top. red FAC, on liberal :anus mania VOILIC,I4II ILICH•NOIL 'DILLS on England, Ireland.. and lkotl•nd bought JOS any amount ar the eery,. Rates of Exchange. Also. DraPa payable In any part of the 061 Countries, from LI to .LIOCC. at the rate of S 6 to the / Sterhng. wlthorn dednetton or dtscount. by JOSHUA ROSIN :SON. Ettmpeso and Gene. Agent. °err. 6th trop one door west of wood. troll re IV ESTEEM PUNDII - Indiana Kentucky. Simmer, Batik Notts; poreheaed at the lowest rates. by • N BOLMFA & SUNK serl3 IS Market street. C CC., HILL & CUHRT, I)ANKERS d Ekthange Brokers, Dealers In For ") Nen and Domestic Time and Stet,* Bills o( klk- Hump , . etrufleates of Deposne. Bank Now. and Cool, No iS Wood street, third door below Fourth. west sole month( 411. 11.1111 i j ItOWIII , ILA Ind nta £ nAnm, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, dealew In Forman and Dootamic Bills of Exchange, Cer nficates of Iposite, Dank Noteg and Coin, corner of 3d and Wood meow, directly opposite St. Charles Ho tel. markedly UPI Gs RADEILANGE—RIght Checks on 17 New York, Phlladelphil y and Banat:lora, Constantly for aide by N. ItOWIFSt & SONS sepl3 35 Market at. COLLECTIONS—Nutec Dr* and Acceptance. payable in the Weatern cues, collected on the most favorable terms by - - L Wirt CHECKS VORkfor side 0 oril N 31ULMKN & SONS HATS, CAPS ANI) BONNETS. • C'). • „ . . 4 THE subscriber, in ailditiou to his own At manwfacturing of lists, has made arrange ments with Messrs Lichee Co, the most fullionable hatters of the city of New York,' for a reg ular supply of his extra hoe Silk Ham and having lux received a few eases, gentlemen can be suited with a very rich and treautifu \ bat by culling at his new Hat and Cap Store, SinithLald street, second door south of Fourth, where may L. found a groat variety of Hat. and Cap. of his own manufacture, wholesale and re tail. Hats made to order on shun notice. aplit JAMESWILSON. .11:0015110 CO., a (success_ /a to M'Cord k. King) 7? ••hlonable H• ttttt , Carron of Wood and Fifth Sletetf. PARTICULAR attention paid to our Salad Trade. Ocalleman on rely upon getting their Hats and Caps from our establishment of the war werisat•La and wommugattyr, of the LAT.IT WILD, and at the LOW,. Country Merchants, purchasing by wholesale,. are respectfully Invited to sell and e”mbie our Stock; as we ran say with confidence that as regaril• iSial-ri and Sal., It will not suffer in • comparietio with any hotter In Philadelphia. fcbl7 Tal — Pall Fashions for 18 4 8. — ra. 0111 BIoCORD dr. oei . , (h•r• o'colo & it INGO L." TAYILL introduce On Saturday, August 20113, tine Fall style of Hats, lust received from New York , in want of a neat and beautiful hat. •re invited to call at their store, corner of Fifth and Wood streets. augur STRAW GOODS. DEALERS are invited to ocunine R. If. PALMER'S stock of Straw Hoods, of the spong style, composed in part of BONNETS—Florence Bond; English Dun stable do; American do do, China Pearl do; Coburg do; Rutland dm French Lace; Fancy (limp, the Ac. liATS—Leghora, Palm Lent, Panama, Fancy Straw, do Staid, Eutlend Braid, Pedal till. Also, Artificiol Flowers, Ribbons, ikc. Straw 8011- art Warehou.,os :Iznik et st.margn _ TO WHOLITLE GROCERS. THE undersigned are repared to fill orders for any grialittly ot Cypress °l asses Barrels, of a superi or quality, deliverable tn order at any time, by giving us a few days notice, at nor Wharf &lat. Vile thing pre can mate d the Interest of those merchants who estibu_zy iC la tt,, r i: g r ely ,:n oi a i d h n e ro e p iasi t , eonai to; l n he i,,,fil y wrs.Hy m raoireid. GIVEN 1,1 de sir e, their .kw C l o, is: h . Paducah : fly.. Oet. 4 1849-7 ins . _ . Pl77litilial . WORKS . AND SPFUNU _ . A.NP AXLE FACTORY. as.., /OM, /0101 slums. JONES & GLIEGGI, "NIANUFACTUSERS or spring and blister steel, EJ, plough steel, ideal plough wings, roach and stip lie apnoga, hammered irou axle', and dealers in mal leable casungs, fire engine lamps, arid coach trimmings gerterully, corner Of Ross and Front au., nlabuflO, Pt scp2o fIOLENIAN, ITAILMAN t CO., have removed is the %Vorebouse, 3 doors west of the hrontingialoda House, on Water and Prom sheets. ESIXEMMiI DRY & VARIETY GOODS. SPLUSDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS, Wholesale and A. A. MASON & CO, PITTSBURGH, PA., lore.vm received more than one thousand Cases and XL Packages of For tuned - sic Goods., mak ing one of Me most xsortme in the coun try, embracing the richest and most fashionable styles of Imported and American Goods, purchtmed in entire packages from the Importers. manufacturers and large Aucuon sales, by one Mete firm reacting m New York, who is constantly sending vs the newest and most desirable goods to the Eastern markets, winch will be offered as low as a 5 nay establishment m the Untied States, and lower than could postubly be offer ed by any House in the West. We enumerate the MI- I/mg rticles DR 3ft..S SILRS--6 rues rich changeable&PWrd, plaid and broeade Gro de Aline, Oro de Derluff Gm° de Semi, Gro de Algiers, Glazier, black Gro de Rhine, Taffeta. fine Senn, Florence of all colors, &a &c. Al so. Silk Velvet of all colors, a very large stock. 35 CASES DRESS GOODS, eta: cases extra rich soon striped Cashmere; do do do printed dodo; do small figured Engl.!, de Lame, do Clenence Plaids striped Onentals. he Also, SO cases Alpaceac &) eases nob striped and plain I.youset 6.4 Tem. Plaid and Silk Twill; 5-4 cashmeres and Grandilla Plaids . FRENCH MERINOS—A full assortment of black. mode, mulct, Moromt, Nun ane, blue, purple and oth er colors, of dm best manufacture. SHAWLS--Comprising the most extentuve ark sortment aver offered m this city, embramg longand square Cuhmere d Tartan plaid Shawls, Maude, Brunswick, Finlan d , Jenny Lind. Larnartne, and oth er Shawls. EIIIBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS, GLOVES, !cc.— Lace caps, collars, cuffs, standing collar., chemixens. Also, linen cambric and lawn Hdkfs, Laces and Edg. trigs, Belt Ribbons, Hosiery of all kinds; Gloveado. GIAIPS, FRINGES, CORDS, BRAIDS, Ac.—A full assortment of the most fashionable styles. LINEN AND HOUSE KEEPING GOODS—Caw of Irish Linen best manufacture, Linen Sheeting. and pillow ease ' Linens, Table Damask and Diaper, Satin Doiniuki Table cloths and Napkins, Huckaback, fixe s., and Bird's Eye Diaper. Flannelia—over 1000 pa of ever, variety. Bleached and Brown Aluslms—more than 13.000 ps of all the well known maker. RIBBONS—More than 100 cartons entirely new fall and winter Ribbons, very choice styles. French Cloths, exasirneres and Doeskins, in great variety; Vesting*, Scarfs, cravat. and WhneGoods of Item descriptiona, together with ev. cry article usually found in a dry good. store. The following is an invoice of 07 cases goods just received, with the price. annexed: 10 bales tilted and white Flannels, all wool, for Ins 7 nisei. blue and orange Print., tl 10 do Calicoes. 18Jyards for tin 12 do fast colored Printa, GI 17 do Bleached blush., 44 4 do bloom de Layne, 12 _ - 7 do real Pcolob Gingham. 124 Also, SU bales 4-4 Brown Aluslin, 4/ All of which, in a ction with those above mon uoned, wall Inc offered at less once:: than can be afford ed by any other estoldwhment In Mt. city. The ONE PRICE SY rEm. witch insures Jusuce and fewness to all, will be strictly observed. Any article purchas ed at this establishment found to be above the general market tine, a consequent reduction will moat wdlmg ly be made. upon the mrcunastance• being made known to the Proprietors. it being their desire that all goods shall or sold on fair and honorable terms. All persons are respecirtilly invited to eramine our as vothout feeling the least obltgation to purchase. ort4 • and New, Fu•shurnable, Parsley/arise Comp - Good s pt amued at WM. DIGBY , MI ant, CAsE cwrauta rroas. No. 13$ unman, scant. r u,„' .p P .7 , 7; ' m r t o r„. ` the hi th—eroeusnb,Lishrearintd would niers, that he ha re . ceived ume hts first r su s ppiy of tall and winter goods, which as usual comprises everytlung that is new, fashionable, handsome and good adapted to gentlemen's wear and as he has been particularly fortunate in making purchases, he is determined to of lee everything in his line of business =Etch cheaper than was ever offered in Pittsburgh before and as some are very bard to conunce. that Pittsburgh manufactures ran go ahead of the Eastern cities, he would invite all such to examine the following list of paces. and then call end set Es mock, after doing wtach, he feels con fident they will have their doubts reduived, as well as some of their money : Good cloth coats, various colors, from 85 Ito Good fashionable eusuncre pants, from 5 50 Cloth and over coats 7 Op Vests in great canary 75 tits Gendenieno' Cloth cloaks, large sue 8 00 Lauhes' cloaks, splendid patterns 3 011 Tweed sack coats t 50 Flushing over costs k 50 Wankel over coats 3 01) A very large stock of shins, under shirts and draw ers; silk handkerchief; cravats, suspenders, &e. Gr de in the T ailoring line executed in the best manner and lathe ahortest nonce se pi 4-47.2in0 - - AEW AHD SEASONABLE GOODS. h LKX.AIKDKR & DAY have last received a fine scaortniew of the following deunption of sear on • s, able good ,tile greater portion of which have been bought at Aucuoil, and will be bold at great bargain, FLA,. NNELS—Ited, white and yellow flannel, very large and complete mwortment, and very cheap. SATIINMS—A very large lot of blue, bled, blk mix, grey and gold MIX Samuel, at very low pm,. ALPACA!!—PIain blk Alpaca, plaid and limped do, fancy plaid and striped do, cheaper than ever. FANCY SILKS-- A splendid sawirunent of rich changeable Sake, both plain and fig'd. or almost every shade SHAWL..a—A eery oupenor assontnent of ouper Broche, l'ano rotted, Terken. and Cashmere Shawls, at pnees far below the ordinary rates . Alm, a large assortment of Faghsh Menno., CaM meres•nd (Mtn blue, blk and grey Ihiot Cloths. for oveoroats. hlk Caussuaterm. cotton Damask, Lunen do, Kentucky/eons, ice &e, to dl of which we Invite the attention of alit public. ALEXAN DER & DAY, 73 mark et sh uc c 5 N W eor of the diamond REMOVAL. • C o . • H. EATON o having removed from Market • street to their new Store, No 64 Fourth street. be tween Wood and Muket. are nowupetong their Fail mock of Truiesturigs and Varied Gos, among whack are—Cloak and Dress Fringes of all In d s; Embroidery Gimps and Velvet., Embroidery and Needle Work. Zephyr and Tapetney worsted Chenille Florin Steel Bags and Purse., Steel Trimming.; Ladies Merino and thik Vests,ul Hower", Childer_ne Coats. natters. Gloves and Hosiery. Gents Shirts. Undershirt.. Drawers, Dressing now t ..., ke Wool and Cotton Yarn, Chyldrens' pre.. of latest p•tteroa. which they nO fir at low prtees both wholesale and retool. octll F II Eavorr. W. P Mammal-L. W hturphl Invties the par. fJ tit= anent,. co buyers to is stsaartment of above Goods, having velected them with eresi care, In referehee to diets . giossy finish and good body for vror- Lorow Also. • MOHAIR LUSTRES. common. medium and super fine tlabues, including a Ina - pieces In 6laek, adapted lof moumutg purposes. A i.e. FANCY ALPACAS AND LUSTRE... in cereal v•• net). of sawn stripes. plaids and broyncley some of which are veryierpertor A. these Food. Lave teen boseßht three:ly trom 'toponym they Can lA< sold a: the lowest poo.olble prices To be had •Iso by the pree, In Wholesale Rooms up env.. ii a ver) sthml advance on cow. oe.l To Country Merchants. SMITH JOHNI,4IN. IO Harker street, would Invite the site anon of Country Nlerehanu to their stock of New Fall lioods. pure bused tor rasa. of the New York onporong sod fiction b0n.... and will be sold at esutern Jobbing :nee. The stock cot:apnea a peat sanety of Dreas ,00ds, chameleon and Week t•uks, silk and cocoa warp A.paca, real ..t,pata Lustre, fancy chameleon and pisol do. *atm rye.] (Menke:., French and Logitsh Nternme, !tititinelin do Lan and Cashmeres. square and long Sh•wl, Gloves and llo• atery, Bonnet Rabbons from 73 . cents 111 piece upi bounet Silk.. Artificial Flowers, Linen cambric Mikis; to cartons Thread Laces and Filgtor, 13 canons cotton do, Cambs. Button, Thread. Needles, Ptus, every vane, Whiilesste Roorn• lid floor sapilb fIRESS 1.001Y. 4 ..—We have received a nail stock of Dress Goods, among which map be futtod— Pilllll hiaek and figured Alpacas, Colored and fancy plod do Wagon. emHorton. Queen. (Irleana and Lorabard.c Plaids; plain. colored and figured Cashmere., Law •' de SLIk. Tartan and 'land eaAhmores,oft..., watt a large orirnrnt or who, dre,a good., all 01 Wlli a•s be *old low by the piece: or package 0rr..9 SIIACKLETT . 1 / 4 ‘V MTV- f. , 9 wooll .t I,}7CEIVE.I) AT )V 31'CLINTOCK'S Carpet %Vary lA, house. 75 Fourth str.,-- pe h-.) ro.e.wood cord Tab:o Oil Cloths, The •bova are of superior qualify, ebssucity of fun ish, of most beautiful rotors and alluding. intended for birniture, roomer and table covering. LARGE S CEELY :OF NEW GOODS W R Mogen, to now opening his SECOND St, 'I' I I of Winter Good.. including • variety of abades of Drab French Merinos, Scarlet. cherry. and other high colored Nlennoes, Maganne b se do, brown do Also. FARM KIT AS of sante colors. A Ina, as, he., yetth any other desirable goods that are very Sr aree, all of which will be sold very atnovOt e•st eor• tier of 4th and Market so 0ur.27 LINKN CAMBRIC lIANDIib:RCIIIRFS—Smith Johnson, 46 Market street, would Invite the erten uon of dealers and others to their choice stock of Linen Cambric Ildkfs, all linen. Iron 64 etc up to /111,3t1, inclu ding every vartety of tape bordered, hemmed. stitched. clear lawn, wtth deep corded borders, Herter, embroi dered and colored bordered. arc:, ATINETS AND JEANS—W 11 Murphy has now 0 open a pl of Plant Black 81111110.11, mon stnpe do, WO, barred do, plain blue do, 'erosible green do. cadet mixed do, gold mixed do. Oxford mixed do, and cadet and gold tamed Jeans, at low prices, by the piece or yard Wholesale Hanna up toms. <tent DRESS BOODS—Smith Johnson, 48 Market st have received choice stock of Dress Goods, con test.g in yiart of rich Chamelion Silks. black do, 1.1“111 striped Cashmeres and Orientals, plain Chameleon and plant Alpaca, satin striped do, silk Warp and real A I • pas, Unties, Printed Aluslat dc lame and Cashmeres, French and Faglish Meru., real Scotch Gingham. from ISI ma up to the finest quality; Calico front 4 co to 14; rich nub Muslin Robe. tor craning dresses, ate, to which they would purueularly none the atten tion of purchasers. arts - 0 COTCH PLAIDS AND TA YLOR CASSIMERES-- W. It Murphy has nw open • supply of these goods, anti invite. especially the ottenuon of Country Merchants., to the low pricey Fa winch these and all other kinds of winter woollens are now offered (well Gentlemen's Varnishing Goods. SMITH k JOHNSON, 46 Market street, haw pod receve.d e large stock ashirts, drawers, collars, stocks, fancy and black stik cravats, scarfs, host, ry, batou kidd gloves, Sc (Mullemen aretad to call and &termite them, us they are supposed to be cheap. sepl6 New Fall Ellibbosw. S A c t o rr v i e l d & t, y j %• ) l ll4 rlr iNelakd't •L . rt h m " e e nt i T 1 5 :11 nbboita, w lel they would particularly lava/ We attenuon of purchaser.. •• k LApi AND FANCY SILKS—W as h on baud an assortment of super Watered and Da mask figured black and blur black Dress Mks, satin striped and plaid do; also, a great variety of changea ble, damask figured, and striped do—they will be sold low. 0ct2.3 11 ID GLOYF.S—J not recetved, a full asitortmenrof I‘ .. lathes gentlemen., and MUSE. Kid Wove.. of Ha- Jon's supertur make. SMITH & JOHNSON, 00. P n4O market EVES,INti DRESSES - R Murphy has lately re cl cd embroidered Muslin. and other styles of ei goods of latest styles for EventsuiDn.l4o%. .123 IL , RENCH MERINOF-S—Smith & Johnson ; 40 Mar. ket sh would Invite the attennou of buyers to their choice stock of French Atennos, comprising the best shades or drab, TRIOODC, purple, brown, scarlet, mas antic blue, and blacks oct.ll BLAKEIi METALLIC FIRE PROOF PAINT—Just recd, a Large supply of the above article, for Roof ing and other purposes We can recommend the above Fire Proof Paint. for we have hero using it for near tour peon, and know itto be agood article. octl3 J & II PHILLIPS, No 5 wood at Patent. Soda Ad s. 534 CASKS al! i d j un r ?' r i t u t , e7ro ' : r '‘ a let puce for cash or approvcd bills, by W M MITCHELTREE, oct•O IGO Liberty .t ("I ARRI AGE CLOTH—lust sec tied, 5 places laths kj Rubber Carnage Cloth. frorn 4 to 0 quarters mole, perfectly scoter proof, and a very durable article. For ..le at the India Rubber Depot, No 8 w oo , an MU= ort3l I'lOF7llOO bap Rio Oofforb for role by ‘,./ IrtilLid 2r. ROE MLSCELLANEOUS. _ . Patent Graduated Gaits:mu Rexene and Paxisst . I nsu l a t e d Pplexfor Medical and at plarm s n. THIS is the only instrument of the kiad trap has aier been presented in this ewantry or Farrope pi e d, purposes, Ind is the only e ever knosett to *tan, by which the gnivanie field c oo be eoreveyeel to the he man eye, the ear, the beam, or to any part of the toasty, either externally or internally, to a definite gentle stream. Seeks In d o ato—with perfect safety— anftstirtsbappiest p ednets. This importaxt upturns is now highly approvnd of by many of the most eminent physicians of this clam try and Srope, to whom the afflicted and others whom it may concern can be referred. Reference will Ulu he given to man y highly respectable citiuns, who gave been cured by means of this most vaitiable apparatus of some of the most inveterue nervous disorders which could not be removed by any other known means— Among venous others, it has been proved to be ad mirably adapted for the cure of the following diseases, vim nervous headache and other diseases of the Wharf It is with this apparatus alone that the operator pan convey the magnetic fluid with eau and safety the eye, to restore sight.. or cure amnurosas; to the CU to restore beanngt to the tongue and other organs, to re start speech; and to the various parts of the bodTi for the cure of chronic rheumatism, asthma, neuralgia. or tic doloureux. paralysis, or palsy,gout. chorea of St. Vita's dance, epilepsy, weakness from sprains, some se diases peen to females, contraction of the lockjaw, etc. eta. Rights for surrounding counnes of Western Po, and pnvibrges, airlift the instrument. may be purchased, and also tested for the cure of diseases. Full instructiOns will be given for the canons chant gals to he used Ihr canons inwases. and the beat Man ner for operaung for the cure of those floottowo ustaal so be fully explained to the purchaser, and a pamphlet put mtoht. bands expressly for these purposes, care fully prepared by thepatentee Ell qt. re of ca.113-dly S. WILLIAMS, Vine st. Pittsburgh NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. 1,1113.Are11 motor. sort-mumm. Oliti R. MELLOR. ho vi Wood stereo is the sole s) agent for Chrhartls Potent Melodeon, a new and heauttful instrument. exceedingly writ adaptesi for small church or family worshm. For the benefit of those residing at a distance, End on unable to inspect the Melodeon before purcheiting. the followlng description m Innen: The cases art made of rosewood, and am as hand somely finished'. a Fluno Forte. The key-boned is precisely the manic to , the piano or organ. and the tone. (ArhICII very beautiful., closely resembles Mat of the flute clop of an organ The instrument can be imase• Mately made ports de without detaching any part, the bellows receding into the icily of the instrument, and the legs folding under, leavuog th,e whole in a compact form. Each instrument has a packing cam, and. the whole when packed weighs only 4.5 pounds. The vol orne of tone is equal to that of n small organ. dby means of the *well man ay he increased or diminished at pleasure. It m sufficiently loud for small churches, and IS well calculated tor a parlor instrument. Just action rece,ed, a supply of the above price. with 1111 case and ICIIOII hook, °OS Reversible Filtering Cock, FOR PURIFYING WATER, Winch renders turbid water p an ure,y yemovnic a subemnee• not soluble In ) 44,, water. The crown water to N. York. 4'o) ' ' ' iralthoug h tt o cle a r ass es " on d P 7t r oVr 'a tl t i h r L ' g r h ' 't: Ethenng cock, shows a large deport ‘" ..., impure substances, worras, Az. Th.is Is the case more or less with all hydrant water, .. The Reversible Filterer is neat and durable, and, is not attended Isiah the inconvenience Incident to other Filter,. as it to cleansed without being detached from the water pipe. by merely turning the key or harfdle (corn one side to the other. By thiseasy process. the course of water is changed, and all accumulations of impure substances are driven off almost ti without unscrewing the Filter It also possesses the odvantaffe of being a stop cock, imd as such to many M. will be very convenient and economical. It ean be attached where there is any pressure high or low to a cask, tank, tub, !cc. with ease. To be had of the sole Agent, W. W. WILSON, . sictl; corner of Fourth and Market all . Dlaphrogrn Filter, for Hydroot Wator. ditielliffl THIS 1. to cerufy that Ihave ap pointed Lpiangston, Roggen & Co. Sole Agents for the sale of Jennmg's Patent Dtaprahigm Filter, for the cl ues of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. JOHN GIBSON, Agent.. for Walter NI Gthson, 349 Broadway, V. 10, MS. • _We have hecunsing one of the above arucles at the office of the Novitity Works for three months. on Mal. and tea perteetly co tut it a a useful invention. and we take pleasure in recornniending them I. a use ful arum, to all who lova pure water. Orders will •be thaukfullt received and promptly executed. catl9 LI YIN G.roN, }two:F. , : & co - PITTSBURGH FEMALE INSTITUTE. THIS Insutudon, under the care of Mr. and Mrs. Gomm., will re-open for the reeepuon of pupils, in the same buildings. No. M Ltheny street, on theist Monday of September. Arrangement. have been made by winch they will be able to tarnish young ladies facthues 09001 to shy in the West for obtantine a thorough English, CieSat cal, and Ornaint-11111.1 education. A full course of Vitt. lioophical and Chemical Lectures will be deltvered during the %litter. illuatrated by apparatus. The ile partnients of Vocal and Instrurrieutai Manic, Modern Language.. Drawing and Punting, will each be under the can. ofa compricul Proicsitor By close aiteuilon to themorn: and atte.lectual improvement of aietipti. the Pruiciptils hope to merit a continuation ofd the [Menai patronage they have hitherto enpayed. for term.. see circular or apply to the Prtimpals • aug2.) , .hf ()Mee at A ii - k•stean a Foreign Patents. TANK , G Rl-lE:it/I:Gil, of the late twin of Kotler a 1,1 Greenough. cons the huunem of Consulting Engineer and Patent Attorney, at his oaice xi Me City of WASH:N(II'ON lie may he consulted and em ployed In [maids examanations in machinery in the Patent Office and elsewhere.furnishing drnwiiiga and apecificauons of machine. and all papers neceSsa ry, transfer, mend. redssue or extend letters patent in the ended States or F-nrope lie can also be commit- ed professionally on all questions of litigation els nig under the Patent Law. and argue gam tlons before the Patent Orrice or an appeal therefrom. (or which hot long experience in the Patent Office and in fits profemlon.have pecalusrly hoed hum. The pew. fesaionsJ huainei.s of the lute DT I'. P. Jonea having been placed to Om hands. ail letters in relation thereto atonal be addressed to hint post paid. aug:lo-dawden9 TO MANUFACTURERS. IHAVE • site which reutnot he surpassetL for the mi tabhattment of manufuctone. of Wool. t.otton. Iron, Glass, or any other business reguinng coal. It mad in,tung my :anti - Harlem,' on the Monongahela nyer. There as rrecwit on the tot a large Baddi.ig, in which Ls erected • steam etiguie 0111 look cylinder, three boilers. Ao . • saw la.. ands small patrol mill The railway [torn w my coal mane passes within a few is it yards I e persons t.ht.,g to engage In mann fartunag, in visit the Ware and examine tts advanta ges I wt:, 11 at • tow rate. or if tunable partners would offer. woird be wt.ling to put the property in u. awe% In )0/111 rossi . r.l Itirther Informal.. I. des red hi n nya one. 0 ton) be and by applytng to . my %on. rh H Beard. Jr at Hart -in, to 1. N Patterson. Woodstreet. Puts..urgh. or to tis).elf. In the ;Urge brick ton.ding Tbe Rot.nd Corner.” nsll3l - Pa nand-dU.k wits TIE I;AIHD. yrtios. s N.ENOPIEtiN'S \III\IOR{BILI.\ ay Xrnoplion's Nl,•triorantun ra Socretes, oath En, ...6 no:“. cril:Ca. 11111 i r tplanntery, the prolegomena ii Kohut,. Wlgge, I.tre ot Socrates, eie: by Chan,. Amnon. I. I. ii P tore—or ni the Greet...mid Lout, la, reader :n C1.1.11110.111 Cw.e.ge. New 1 or*. and Rector of ion liramsauf Sen., Jost rev .1 and for male by piiINSTON a STOCK Fox, 0 , 041 Bookse,lers. nor Y.l and Market sts 21 Y(iHT SCHOOL - KF:EPINI., PENNIANSIIIP. PIIONOURA -1) PIEN . . .kr.— If WlLLtsns ha. opened a :Stahl Se hoot 111 M. •etmot room corner of it. 11111 Ferry entranre on Fourth. where ne I,e happy to impart Instruction ta the aof Reading. Petim•nship. Arun tuctm, Book Keeping. rt. Phonography. Ar oct.s-dtrlikr „.. Q.TEAAI BOAT CLOCKS—IIa,ne conc:uckd to cell k. 3 off our enure stork nt Lase, Marton Timepieces, we now infer t o rn an harm at tower prteus than they.con be bought st arty house to Put-burg n or elsewhere east or west Bring the only est...bed agent. her r for s Lurks, ere nava the sage., and nuest In 111 the city. Cal. am: see Remember we err not to or utthenadit. . Martel str,rt, entrlnve ~de the Diamond DATEAT L.A HD M PS—. An ex, a/nye 1 assortment ot Curacao. & Cos criebretted mann. facture, and .upertor to ad other. in use, adapted to churches. steatuhosts. tactottes. li*Clllll., pubou And prey ate hall, and to ail other uses where a cheap, safe rod Lnlllu nt Itqht I. destrable. Also,ritroadolea. Hai, Lanterns, Candelabras.Gicibes, Shades, VIT t.; Crunnue.. taan.t, Trlnuners,A, Gas Chandeliers. Iron/ one to four halt. IV IV WlLtil/N. Cd market st Ile•Ics, Cooking Stoves. ti CO. ' c R- orn i e L N:i L her \ I ' Y A tl - \ ' ‘;' '' ‘ ttc ' t:ct i s t . ° l " e d „c e jtctr h C and offer for sale Platform. Floor and Counter Se•les. of the must Improved quallty. Cot,sklng Stores, ler wool sod coal, Egg Ste,. 01 venous ..tres, l'arlorand common Grates, Hollow Were, he he. Tney also manufacture the Kitchen Range. which hat gts en Illach general sausfaction to Me, [111•111 t in use. to all of which they wealth respectfully to the attention of the citizens end the pal le RenerellY oerl7-dtf Watches, Jewelry, the. 170101111 or 51axsa, .no Fut ant sZAILICII, riressolon. sualterther hos returned from the Flat and is I now opotnag o large and carefully selected Cook of lined. In his hne lirateful tor past lawral patron ego, he hope• tontent continuance thereof, by am gam, trk base., and keeping the Leal a.ortracitt. and at thr most reasonable price, Friends, realer], ern. lot the panto. generally—partieularl) sanourner.t visiting the city from a de..., ere insetted to call and examine my large stock of goods. oet2, W W. WIL.CIN 117 UN DER FU I. ARRIVAL —Da. TONI,OI.IP. Yi 1,P10.11-1.4 —4,4 , 0 bottles or this great fall and wotter medical, lust received and for sale by R. E SELLERS, Sole Agent for Pntsburgh, of whom the genutne article can be had oellAt • -- - GF.LAWIIC CLAYTHING—I2 do: Gum Mast.. Overcoats; Sdo Jacket, ddo pairs Pants, sdo do Legglugs, of 4 different kinds, lu du storm Hats: do Capes, with and without sleeves; lust reretved by Express and for sale wholesale and retail, at the East ern pro's We wish al to be understood that purchas ers are buying from first hands, that buy at the Indla Rubber Depot, No 5 Wood street. on VD J & II PHILLIPS • AROOK RIR PARENTS, YOUNG PF.RSONS AND INVALIDS Dr. Banning's Yllonhinan Sense"on Health, Physical F.:location, and Holman Voice. as basmi upon the mechanical philosophy of inen's physical constitution. being the substance of his lectures on the ahoy< sidicets recently delivered in this city For sale by Ft HOPKINS; ocilh Apollo 'twilling, 4th st -- Cash for Ba wi rley. - T HE hteheet market prwe II be paid in rash for real meritantable Baley. delivered et oar ware house' JOHN lir FADES Zr. lq welet-dtf2twlT Canal lam, Fran aireet GIBO. W. BMITH & INFORM their friends and the public that they hay. no longer any connecuan with their late cikl4ll.b. menu In Penn Orem, known a.. the rimiburgh Brewery, having removed their enure busmen to the POINT tIREWERY, in Put cram. _ /0/131 toenail. It. D. cockliaau RITCHIE B"COCHRAN_E i FORWARDING A COMMISSION NERCHNTS, NO. 03 TCFIOUPITOULA :4 STRKET. sue ti.eewemot4 New Orleans itleotion Laws: ZEIOSE election distrlcts that ere not supplied with the 1. - Jetta. Laws ofthe State, can he tarnished therewith by application at the nonnissionera oak, ocCJI-dhwlnovn JAMES GOMMLY, DR. D. HUNT 1111 441%. 1 .. Dental. Comer of Fourth ' Rod Decatar, between Market and Ferry elevate.. aCpttalTin WANTED, A arPEithßS°theNttuwatinta as:ton'Unkce'aPni44'latrredsi'fi?"'. iron Foundry, . be located on the Fortage Rajl ply at 1.12 e once of Frle nd Rhey & trp2 GEO. RIIEY. It._ bble Sorer Mouse Idolassrs,taime 30 do Plantation do do In store and fur sale by 00124 & M OUTTON YAFLN, --40,000 the Cotton yap.b sorted numl.are, I.Sti bales Houma; Ivo do C4l:lliit . for sale at lowest market prior. °era FREE:ND, !MEV t Co _ . BARI.Ky IM, SALT—Cut, bent) new Malt, for side 11 G • igtOWZI 4; QUI.BiatT§ON MEDICAL _ PriVr!=._:! 17171`iiios- NW :A!k!1, „ - - - - HART'S VEGEY-kBLE ETTRACT w an instant& ble remedy for Elitleptie Fits or Fulling Sickness Convulsions. Spasms, &e. his well know, that from ume immemorial, physicians have pronounced Epilep tic Fits incurable. It has baffled all their Gill, and the boated power of an medicine, and miesequer.Vy Moir melds have mitered through a miserable encenee, ad at last yielded op their lives on the altar of insanity. With an deference, however, to the opinions of the Meat and learned, we say that it has been cured HART'S VEGETABLE EXTRA, Foe sixteen years, has been tatted by =My MI .011.1 Irho have sullered with this dreadful disease, and in every ease where it has had a tint trial, has effected a Few of years and 6 menthe, mixed by the ma of this truly wonderful medicine. Read the following remarkable ease of the eon of Wm. Smalls, Eaq., of Philadelphia, afflicted with Fli leptic Fits lit years and I months. After travelling through England, Scotland, Germany and Francs, eon, tuning the mast eminent physicians and e.rpending (or medicine, medical treatment and advice, three thou sand dollars, Tenanted with his son to this itt enemy in November last, withand receiving any er, and was cared by ming benefit whiney HARTS VEGETABLE EXTRACT. Mr. Willem Seeds'. Letter to Drs. Ivens and thin I have spent over three thousand dollar, for rnedb. eine and medical attandance. I was advised to take a tour to kkmope with him, wi eh I did. I first England. I consulted the most eminent physi Mere tu respect to his ease; they examined luen a nd preocntioll accordingly. I remained three months without perceiving any change for the boner. which costme about two hundred and fitly dollars pocketed by the phyuctans, and the most that I received wait their opinion that my son's case was bopelv did post nvely incurable. I accordingly Ictl Engl.& and nee dled through Scotland. Germany and Froth and re turned home in the mouth of November last. with my son as far from being diced as when I led_ 1 saw your advertmetnent in one of the New York papers, and concluded to try Hart's Vegetable Extract_ weld: your statements and CO/trilellGt of PO many cures. n e of twenty and thirty years' atanditg, and I can a ss ure yea I am not sorry I did PO, OS by the use of Hares Veggi e : ble Extract alone, he was restored to perfect hex. His reason, which wee so far gone to 1111111 /11/21 for business is euurely restored, with tie prospect now before him, of life, health and usefulness. He to now te year , of age, and v years and 6 months of ihw ume has been afflicted moth Om most dreadful of c.c.s but thank God he is now emoylng good health. Now, gentlemen, faith without works I don't liebeve in. To any that I chall be ever grateful to you is one thong, and an I here few •ew you one hundred dot led, I have no doubt but that you will think this to 3,1060/ and gaits a different thing. The debt of gratitude gull awe you, bat please to accept the present dud/ e an interest on the debt in advance. Yours very respectfully, WILLIAM SECURE TO TIIE AFFLICTED. _ - One of the proprictoni of this invaluable medicine wail afflicted for severalyears with Epileptic Fos, The disease had produced the tonna circa( upon hi. system, en Los, of memory, imbecility of mind, and • perfect prostration of the nervoua system. He !lad tried the skill of the best physicians for seven peaty, and grew worse under their treatment and he knew that this medicinewas his only hope Inc health and life, and was iber•fore determined to give n a fair omit and to persevere in to use, which he did, and the rens& was a perfect restoration to health, which soma conul . ued unintamtpted for nearly sixteen years. We would refer to the following persons who have been cored by using Hart's Vegetable Extract Col E Denslow's daughter we, afflicted nu. years, reside, at Yonkers, New York. W Bennet, nine years, 171 Grand at Ellsworth, seven pears, 1.9 Dover at Joseph Id'DougeJ, nine year.. Emit Brooklyn, U. D W Smith, Now York Custom Hausa. 8 Kelly, twenty years, Semen Island. Min E t welv eeef years, Yorkville: Kiss E Crone, lvyears, 1.12 lianustmly et Wm II Farrell, twenty-three years, 73 Norfolk ss • I ;Jacob Petty, low years, 174 Delaney at Philo Johnson, twenty- eight years, Greencastle, Po Judge Randall, et East Broy, No. y or t, Thomas R. Jones, of the U 8 Navy. Capt Wm Jennings, State et. Bridgeport, Ct. Reference also made to Dr W L Monroe, liellArrd, O. Rev Richard Tenet; West Davenport ft Y. , Rev T L Bushnell, Baltimore, Mdt Mr Joseph Bradley hard et, P Y. H Donahon, RI C hmenth st NY. James Bertholl, r, ()nine se, IN Y John Faber, 1.78 HI sloth et, do D A Blehton, 518 Delaney n, 4 2 June. Smith, 130 Suffolk or, d. Charles Brown, 100 WWI SI, do All of which may be called upon, or addressed, yen *a Irr Patigarsd by Of 8 His, (late leans a Hard Niw York. F THOMPS & Co, 1441 Main nn,, between 3d and 4th es, and IGO Main I; het...nen 4th end Stla meets, anelaniail, Ohio, wholesale and retell agents fir the south and west. L WILCOX, /a, comer of Muted st and the Dta mood,otdy aft In Plush' Pa pdhidawty rti THE PROFESSORS AND MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETIES, • • Mother, Wife and Daughter T THE UN ITF.D STATDA—The subsc bar respect '. inliy calls your attention to Dr Bsaasm's Gcsn his,. expressly attended for the preser.miou of the health 01 both sexes—whether aanises front Inciient Plithisis, or early conaumpuon. Debility of the Lu p ngs, Bronchial Affection. Asthma, Pleurisy. Deranceitund Disordered state of the Liver. Spleen. or Kidneys. Ihs. eased Spine. Clio., Dyspepsia. Pal... of the lleart, Lola of Muscular or :lemons Power, de. he. DIL C. D BARRI:IT'S GUARDIAN cornea to the immediate relief of Females suffering fa. I rregultin tiems, and all other Dianne dhionllies nod durnaaa inci dental to woman, whether occasioned by cold, wort feet. or .y similar auudiclons exposure, sol all thio without the use of mettim.; as the most delicate rod sensitive lady can at .y moment apply it to herself without the possibility of incurring any I ask or danger, or any unpleasant re.lts arisingfaun t.. and with the certainty of obtamingtnamectuite relief. Dr. Barren's Guardian maoeatch-peon„ or one of the many hornbeam of the day; bra it a tin made upon nrietty scientific prlnclples, In a.. .donee with the laws Dectricity and Gale... and for neat... durability efficacy, infinitely surceases everything of the kindser before offered to the pubis. for the relief of disease, and, in the language of one of the most enlightened men of the day, is pronounced to be "the greatest discovery of the age.- A mend o( no less th. four years has been occupied by Dr. Barrett in bringing the Guardian to prevent state ol perfection—dunng which time been la the hands of some of the most eminent physicians or the North and Soath, an well as in the dwellings of nu meroas families, who have used it for all of the Abnva parposca, with the most perfect niecess, and who bane cheerfully given Melt unqualified approbation of 1,1 efficacy and value, as can be seen by referring to the Manual of Instructions accompanying Dr. C, B. Barma's Guardian is secured from onion non, by a patent from the Untied State. Patent I fire, mid be had either with or without his Medico. Dec tro Galvanometer. Thy 51edico-Electro Galvanometer. in point of bean p, workmanship. durability and power, e :time, ,n paased or even equalled, and the subsentier Ihnt he hazard. nothing in the assertion that it u til be found totalposse more power and efficacy in Ike I rclttmcitt removal of dtseases, by Galvanism and Electrici• ty, than any other instrument, either in lle I f States or Europe. The Afedtco-Electro 1.3./V2.llanne, i• warranted inevery peel, and witii 1 . 01111114/1 U nary care wall Mat a life -tone. and in by far um ..zp est, because the best. instrument ever oifered tu tire public. A manual accompanies them. riving trie ample inmrucnotts, pracucal eaPerience. OW C. ill readily Inteltimble to me uund tit every nue. veliCe the • ow .• itv of arrangement is such Mat n maid :nay --.•pmaie with it. Any Inforo-ktion gratuitously given, arid all euntat nleattons cheerfully answered per marl. either in rela tion to the Eleetro-Dalvanometer or littardlan. Medical men are invited to call and cranium Dr Bar rett's Uttardian, and test its efficacy. Foe sale by H. RICHARDSON, sole Agent, 71 Mar ket st. Pittsburgh. apsfidtt MEDICAL & SUR-DaAL OPPIC&T No. 68, DIAMOND A1.L.4.1', a few doors below Wood Fire,. to market. • . DR. DROWN, har.n,r her , regularly educated to the medico, profession, and been for score time s' in general praeuee. now confines • • 1.'":; his attenoon to the treatment 01 those private and delicate roml plaints for which his opportunities • •t, and expeneuee peculiarly sniffy• _ ms him. Seen assiduously devoted to study & treatment of those compltuntaldunng winch owe be has had more pretence and has eared more pa clan. than can ever fall to the lot ofany yearn prac titioner) amply qualifies bun to otter rusuratters of speedy, permanent, and satisfactory cure to all mine red with delicate duesnies, and all diseases grisung there, from Dr. Brown would inform those milleted with private diseases which have become chronic by time or i.e• graveled by the me of say of the common nostrunis of the day, that their complaints can be radically and thor oughly cured; he having given his careful attention to the treatment of such cases, and succeeded in hundreds of instances in curing persons of inflammation of the neek of the bladder, and kindred diseaws which often maalt from those eases where other, have consigned them to hopeless despair. He parncularly invites such a have been long and ansuccossfillly treated by °there to consult him, when every satisfaction will he given them, and their cases treated in a careful, thorougn and intelligent manner, pointed out by a long ekpertenee, study, and investigation, which his Impoesible for tho s e engaged in general practice of medicine to give any ohe class of disease. ID - Hernia or Ropturc.—Dr. Brown also invites per sons afflicted with Hem s to null, he has paid parnc ajar anenuon to this date.. Skin diseases, also Pi' v, Palsy, etc., speedily eared Charges very low. N B.—Patients of end sex living at • divutnee. sy stoma their disease m wrong giving all the sympf toms, can obtain medicines with three.. for use, by addressing T. BROWN, hl.. D., post paid, and enclws ids a fed Office No. OS, Diamond alley, opposite the .t s eesr l y Rouse. 11111,1.01.11.—Dr. Brown:it newly dist.oo rod reme dy for Rbeumausrn is. speedy and rem. remedy .r that painful trouble. It never fans. Office and Private Consulting Rooms, No IV,' Dia mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Doctor a always a t home. irr No core no pay. &via. number of leinitnonis Is In its favor, I cannot wit:blond found l liV °thNolhßF t hundreds Dr . o IT a d aCy v U o eOli u ( faverWon he. reduced aI it ore my mm ol sn o od of prate. Being predisposed tO eon et:erten, both from peculiar formanon, and herednary tr . ansaussion. I toed every means to cheek tits eye,and strengthen a naturally weak constitun n . I spent two year• at P.m, one eit Rome, two in Florence, and another ui the South of France, reeknig. MI, note, the advice of the best physim p ans. Two .m /1 ., since I returned to this country, at about the 'note •I:. nation as when I lea IL I hod aeon In the readin g room. in Europe teach said to favor of Dr Taylor • Balsam of Liverwort, and as soon as I arnved in this city, I used it, and in three mondut I was so wen I con cluded I could safely pass bottlernter here, and dot so I have used occasionally a now and then during thin time, but am now In as good health PI6 Li possible My cough has wholly coated, and my lungs have eve e feeling of health. Dr. D. Smith, and Dr Post, of tins 7, were My physicians, Gad now any they believed me incumblt. IA MR...9 HILL, Western Hotel, Connie:ldt et, Liverwort, even in the common way of preparation, is universally known es thebest article for dwell:us of the Lungs ever discovered, and it i• obvious that a highly concentrated preparation, secunng the whole virtue of this inestimable herb, mast be invaluable. Moreover, this medicine contains the medical proper ties of many roots and he Its. Stich has been the suc cess of this Balsam, that It is warranted u being is of producing, toy Instance, iroortoua e the n „ . Wtthin the I.t few yea. the ea/ Yoe 50ver,,,,,,, remedy have been immense, beyond precedent; no reputation sustained from Maine to Mobile; •;r,a o , p snag the confidence bestowed upon a almpte medical preparanon, purely vegetable, and the ttoore e t o,r on i. effeet attending its Ilse. Physic:lons too, Irmo commune of us mildness, safety vd meee , employ it their practice, recommend tt to their patients, and deem this medicine safe and inVatentile; particuluriy as it does not interfere with any other medicine patients may be taking at the saute time, nor restrict them any pemilianty of Wet, confinement. /so, [Mu enablinto g persons to receive the full benefit of this med.,. and (allow at Is. unto time, if they wish, the advice o f the i?s r lleltrAtts i"' burgh by J D MOICLII, 93 Wood at ; J Tootneend, 43 Market .4; II Bayne; cot al arkrt a lid 3d au; Henderson & Co, 5 Liberty at. Price reduced to per bottle. octla h MAC GEM ELASTIC BOOTS-1 do ii.ors M Gentlemen,' Boots jolt teed and for attic a ' India Rubecz Dc ipoy No 6 WOod street: • " !CO* !r.gr4.114.4.1.'S
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