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PHEaMPELL, Noy. 20, 1t348.
The Slug of Napleafs about effecting a peace.
'litigates:mu of the difficulties with Sicily.
Trhe overland mail brings intelligence of a de.
feat of the British foreee in lodic, which Neuman,.
ed by the teacher, of the =Marie% the Sehk e,
under command of Sheer Snip, who deserted
with dve themand men, and joined the brces of
of the Deaomans, who immediately retreat.
ed to their enhenched'arunp.
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• AUSTRIA,.
A postscript says thelemerial troops have suf•
fared severely before Vienna, and have been corn.
palled so retire, without taking possession of the
coy. Jellschich was, also compelled to retire, and
the citizens were determined to destiny the city,
rather than entree it to,be taken.
The latassintelligenar—via Ratiabon—says, that
the suburbs were binning, 'and the cannonading
on both sides was tremendous. Barricades were
erected, and cannon placed uPon them, and that
the glacis was in the hands of the Burgher Guard
kr the defence of the !city, during the evening.
The citizens Ming the Captain of the Guard, on
suspicion ,ofthis wiainnor to inform the enemy of
their lineation and determination to oppose their
entrance.
Money wan plenty, and the Bank bad not ye ,
been awaked.
Lrmaroot, Nov. 4, 1848.
Tha Pork maker has slienly imprwed—Mesa
47 to 044 - prime, 3.4 to 3.55. Beef—Fair business
doing al':prices corresponding with last week's
querulous. Lard, market dull, end prizes range
ken 30 to 411. Hems and shoulders are in bat fit.
Oedema:mi. The stocks, geoenilly light
Destrastion at Property in Connecticut
Nzw Yoix, Nov. 20, ISO.
The very extensiro dam in the Connecticut riv.
er, owned by the Company who are estabhshing a
new city near Springfield, %gave way yesterday
and the entire structure destroyed. The data was
thirtpieet above thi level or the water, ands be.
hawed to have corn $150,000.
is Jim Gaines. Case
Punanifesau, Nov. 20
L t o w arted that the Supreme Court attic, Ti
Simms bare issued a mandamus in the can ofMrs
Gen. Gaines, and mill annul their former decision
PHILADELPHIA meparr.
TNIMADIELPICIA, Nov. 20, 1848.
Flour—Sales att. 314345 31i per bbL
'Graht—eddesaf prime while Wheat m 11403116
mete par bushel, mid prime reds el 1100112 c per
. .
Corn—Baks of prime yellow at 67 to 69 eta
Groomies and uvisiona am unchanged and
quiet.
Whiskey—Firm at last quotations.
NEW YORK MARKET.
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New Yosx, Nov. 20, .I€l4B.
The =tete are exceedingly dull, there being
ao shipping
Flour—The market is steady bat not active.—
Prices remain at Saturday's quotations.
Grain—There a good inquiry for good eam.
(piese of Wheel; but poor lots are dull. Other grains
are steady.
Previte:nu—There is se activity in any article—
quotations are steady.
Grtmerien—fdirket unchanged.
I:l.liroit4s):4GOACl;i3NO
RAII9IOII, Nov. 20,1868.
The Steamer's news has had no effect upon our
markets. The cold weather has had the effect to
ciao holders of bread stuffs.
► Tug Soca= or Fitsimu—We should like to
Imowby what right the Locofolso newspaperseow,
Untie to revile the Society_ of Friends, because at
the manner in which they voted atheist@ election.
Have not the tnembers of that Society decommon
right of American citizens to vote as they choose,
without being questioned fir it, much less publie-'
ly reviled for Am they under the guardianship
of Locefoco editors and poll ceraininaind Are
they bound to vote as these men wish! And if
they do not—if they vote as they cboose—ans they
to be punished for it! Are they =Weir to this
odious tyranny
These =toques, committedso of tenby LOCCIfiXO.!
inn upon the right of the members of society,
are too gross to be burtteinsileoce. We denounce •
thenias most dagrant violations of every tight of
the Frimds, !sad of every sentiment of republicarm
Ism. Widmann= those. who commit thetiris
tree:teat beans, who are utterly, destitute of the
pruiciplenef Setae", and At only to be slaves
themselves. Americus citizens who endeavor to
destroy the liberty of opinion oleo unobtrusive and
miring a sex amen as the Friends, deserve to
kefeit their crwn bletties—Trenton Gamut.
Cmanaltakts Etat &aware& Catmuleflors fee
Meterateass
Mlles for mewing and defending Patents, imparting
infortatton' Mr
and the Implication of Set
earn to Means, and ea Aturicen end Foreign Lams
ef Meats.
TIRO?. WALTER R. !MUNSON, lass ef
/ pica, end Z. C. ROBBINS of Washtert city,
ofbeetled by Huard Snowles, Esq., lase Machimen
of the United States Patent °Meta) bare amociated
themsalwes together for the p , ros .....s seunon of the abort,
blenches of profustonal b
at ths Patent Mee, or before the Canna and will de
veto their undivided suasion to forwarding the inter
est of lave:dors end others.who may consult thus or
plus intsiners in their hands. Mr. Knowles has for
the put mrelteyears held the pall of Muldnert lathe
United Stales.Pstent Mee, and resigns that sitrunion
to take part id the present tmdertaltudt. lii• taleuto
own
'nap:enlist IMeas Er the important °Nee so Magill.
ed by MAX hue been tlrtlimegnixed by Inventors
wherever dm aka itscifis
Ths ceder Mews. J. & R. is on street, opposite
the PatemOdirna Washingum, D. C., where commul
-1,..1 3 ,111 be promptly attendert tor, exam-
WA= made, &army, ipeefficarbms, and sil requis-
Ite mem prepated-and models procured when den
red-en namable ernes. Lenen of ameniry, expect
ed te ba answered atter umennatiocahad, mart be se-
ItMepasied by a.Ms of See &dims.
In the duties of their *Nee which portals to.the Pa.
teat Law"; Mem. I.lc S will be assisted by a legs&
of highest porenal character, and
iw ee ' rumor with Meant:des and other Seised&
nrytteulitelyfl.
INFORMATION WANTED.—Was taken by mix
-.L'take irositke landing, Coos at Wood strew, oo last
Timsday, OthAilL, 1 sack WOOL, marked '.Btniib
Pkk..l Any pone b by !cumin it, or War
telltMis 'WWI 11 may be meowed, Ind be . liberally
emnMee• by 8 & W HARLIAUGH,
sai2 63 maim and 104 hunt .to
/LL T. HOLM 1. ULM J
GEORGE & JENKINI,
costemsruN Kummer+ higactiArrre,
N 0.7 Cuxxxset ,r z,
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Ritrilazente—Ctturett, Carothers ih Co. • ,
Alexander Laughlin,
John Grier. nave -dare
GROCERWI-040 bagi Green Rio Coffee;
73 half chats Wang Hyman Tem
ID do' Rapt, 0 P and Bik do
80 Dose[ Lump and Wog Tobacco; .
10 do Mem Leaf do
78 do Ralerates; 15 bags Popper ado Alspies;
fitt Wel COI= Bmairqr, 28 dotudleleick;
With a denend assortment of Groceries, received
and Am sate hi B ROBISON' fr. Co,
need IN Liberty aI
Pittsbrirgh, Nov. 6, 1646.
rIREEN APPLES—A bbl. Rambo;
Ur 6 ado Fail Pippin; 6 do hollow eand Pt In;
19 .do holden do 3do Lonsialand
4 do bpitroubli,g; I do Mammoth do
Na.. loading from sitor Now England sad t role by
nove WATEorRMAN
IikUSPRATT &SONS' ELEACHINO POWDER
-112 y l
=A an doror ardela Haws on Lo ad tarsals at
a plies, by
ruo43 W & M MITCHELTREE
1 ACKIIREL-3:1 bids large No 3, 08131 real aml
LIU for Gala by IV &M lIIIITHELTREP.,
aoyL3 160 Many In
10171118KEY-31X1bbls Whiskey, for sale by
1/Y nevl2 W & MITCHELTHEE
Mr/NES—Pam Madeira sod Emmet Mias .ic:or ule
VT try the cosk.,_or wain thßes to suit purcluenh
novL3 %V & ht MITCRELTREE
fIOGNLAC BRANDY—iotard, Oran) , &Co, sad J.
la J. Array & Co,) for sale in bagpipes, or quantitie
top& planation by W & MITCRELTREE
tura*
OLLANO 0 Di N. E. RUN an an assortment H
of Domostio Liquors, for Ws in quantities to suit
Fmeilrni ,by novl3 W&fa hi ITCHELTREE
T- RR-1100 bbls North Carolina Tax, to largebarrel
araignod order, for sale by
larva TAAPFE k O'CONNOR
rOTATOP3-68 boxes Swan Potatoes;
. 01 ,6 i, to„. 23 bi abls Poutteelq
I tt 7o'dakrime
-P T/14 ", trotter Posithforld and Second sts
T UtE—ioo bbliLotrisaille White Limo . for satebi
L
aoala flEfanituan, WILSON & • • 'NUM
1.11110E78 COUGH CANDY—A fresh supply AA"'
j. calved and Cos sals by novl3 J KIDD aCo
rtG1VE.01.4.250 was Just ,o 'd and for ourlo by
boyLS • .1 KIDD It Co
CHIrD LOGWOOD-75 obis jusvreed and for isle
by no.L3 .1 KIDD lc Co
fIOD LIVER OIL-3) tuft reel end (et sale by
IL/ oral J KIDD k. Co
LOGIWOOD, Dlanford , o—Din lbs just seed
and for Gala by could .1 KIDD a C.
VIDVO I.FILID/60 biG InitaTe and fel sale by
in. nay=DEJ.4..ERB NICOLos
QIIGAB-43 thds arbiie — frtii3ngry arti ule by
1.3 Would V 7 t MITCHELTREE
LLOAP SUOA.I3-32 bbls.,_emall loaves, for solo by
oinl7l W t M MITCHEL:MEE
S ..r
t , c ode by
CIEL• • = metre, • Moro •
ISAIAH DICKEY Co &
front st
KEEN APPL. bbla p Green Apples,
juts. received and for wa by
iurrl3 WIC& & M'OANDLESS
'...11V0012 WOOL!!—The hieuest market price le
, . eat& will be. pall lax the diferent grades of
It sot, by 8 fr. W LIARBAUGH,
zunrlo
O. REAm CRRYS" - A — .7iiiViiiiver
..:, s7 '. • " r — mcbc"°''VeNTlVlllAuoil
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pm, 2 b. do; 4 sicali - Pa.
•.vn--- r 4 . bbla 71.2.2 ae — 4, o lt=d u ror 44111,11 y
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
R&PiL
ITTOBURGH BOARD OF TRADE
:10MNITTEE FOR NOVEMBER.
N. 11. CRAIG. W. J. TOTTILN. J MI
OFFICE PITTS - 131=H CrezErre, 1
Tuesday Morning, November 21, IblS.
A general quieinus prevailed in the market
yesterday, with only a regular steady business ,
and no marked change in quotations.
Business along the wharf showed an increased
activity. A large number of steamers had arri
ved since Saturday, and the amount of produce of
various kinds was larger perhaps than any pre.
vious day of the season.
FLOUR—The market if any thing is duller, and
very little is doing either from first hands or from
store. Small sales were effected at the river at
SL and from store at 4,10 4,18 f bbl. Receipts
are light.
GRAIN—The market br all krods continues
steady but not active. Sales to a limited extent
have been effected as follows—wheat 75250 c,
rye Infavc, barley 55, corn 35a37, and oats at 27
fat2So p bu.
CHEESE -Considetable quantites continue to
arrive from the Reserve. The market continues
very quiet, with regular sales of common at sia
6c, nod of cream at %ale p
GROCERIES--The market remains quiet, but
former quotation. are fully sustained. In the way
of regular trade transactions, we may quote .
eallawc -- N 0 sugar 505; by hhd, and 5i by the
bbl. Loaf sugar Kann p lb. Sales of N 0 ma.
Lases at 30c p gall; of Rio coffee nt 7i; and of
rice at sic p
BACON--Sales of good western cured at the
following rates:—Shoulders 41, sides 4 and
hams at 6iliirfc p ItIL Small sales of prima city
cured sides at 5c p lb.
LARD—Very little is doing in the &Ude, are
may quote nominally nt 7iC ft Th.
BUTTER--Sales of good keg at Ello3Ste
of roll in Ws at 1010311 c #l5l.
PEA NUTS—Sales of 40 imcks Tenness. at
St p ha. Largequantities arrived by over, and
the market is well supplied.
POTATOES—SaIes of good Neolsrausacks st
60065 c op ba.
GREEN APPLES—SaIes from firm hands at
15c, and from store at siasi,l2e p obL
DRIED FRUlT—Farther regular wiles of ap•
plea at 62e, and of peaches at 51,25 p bu.
The following article from the New York Ex
press, will interest some mane Stemma and dealers
in this city.
Of the City Dry Goods Market during the week
past, the reporter of to day remarks:
"A smell advance is perceptnble in some de.
script:one of good. We may particularize Cloths
of which lots have been told at 51,6 7 1, which
were freely offered at 51,621, two weeks previous
to election. We are not surprised at this, as we
were fully aware that orders had been received
from parties in Europe holding American Stocks
to sell out immediately if Cron. Cabs was elected.
Had he succeeded and these orders have been
executed we should now have been in a state
from which naught but an unpandlelled reason of
depression could reasonably have been expected.
The first class jobbers paper in our market can
now be done at 10 per cent per annum
auctioneers at 9 per cent, while second and
third clan is hard at 1215 per cent The market
is dill suffering from the over importation of
Cloths and Stuff Goods, although sortie styles
even of these articles can be found which are de
sirable, among which we may mention Blue and
Wool Black Cloths. Of the former we have no
stock in market and there is a large inquiry, while
for the Inter we can say they are quick at fair
prices. Stull Goods are plenty at a reduction of
30+ per cent on fancy styles Plain Paratuartas
are quick at remunerating prices. Long and
square Woollen Shawls are still in demand, al.
though the late arrivals have caused some reduc.
non to be made at prices.
Its domestiota trays the Reporters, exporters have
been remarkably quiet, the shipments having reach
ed but 196 bales. The arnval from Europe brings
us intelligence of a still farther decline in the price
of Cotton. This will have a corresponding effect
• upset this side, and enable our manufacturers to
purchase their raw material at less price. It is al.
so agreed among many of oar lamest manatee°.
tem to reduce the rate of wages 25 per cent. This
with the redaction of the staple will enable them
to produce at less rater than even the present
precedeetedly low prices.
' Woollens are doll except in the article of coarse
goods and Shawls, which remain is good request
The quantity of South American Wool sow lay.
ing in the various Atlantic ports is large, but dad
dedlrkrater tone is perceptible among dealers in
the domestic staple, and there appears some indi
cation of an advance.
In Prints, the trade may be said to be over, aL
though there is still something doing with jobbers
who do "near home trade." Stocks are however
accumulating, but the production of fall style will
gobu cease, and all handa be turned on to spring
goods. We have no doubt that the experience of
farmer years will admonish our printers of the ne
cessity of paying particular attention to pattern.,
as they may be sure that no pains will be spared
by the British manufacturer to produce novel de-
Wan.
C=M:n=:!l
Baltimore, November 17.--Cattle—The supply of
beeves was not no large this week as last, and
prices show a slight average decline. The offer
ings at the scales on Monday reached 1400 head,
of which 1150 were purchased by packers and
butchers, 200 were driven to Philadelphia, and 50
head remained over tintokl.
Prime ranged from 820325 p 100 Es on the
bog equal to 5166,25 net and making an average
of 52,50 pors
liwa—Pncena of live hogs have ranged from 15
03,24 during the week.
PMl's&lphia. Nov. 17—Otferings of the week
were 1450 beef cantle, including 600 bead far New
York, 260 cows and calves, 1050 hogs, and 1260
sheep and lambs.
Prwes—Beeves sold at 4,75 to 6,25. 100 111..
Cows and Calves—Sales ranged at 87 to 812
for dry, 5146528 for springers, and 5206833 for
fresh cows.
Hogs—All sold at 4,7505.50 the 100 IDs.
Sheep and Lambs mostly brought 81053 fnr the
Gamer, and $1,2532,50 each for the latter, as in
quality.
Hap nearly steady with sales of good timothy
at 70rCh0c the cart, and straw 5,5036,50 the 100
al bundles.
Brighton, Nov. 18—At market, 900 beef cattle,
1000 .1014%, 14 pairs working oxen, 53 cows and
calves, 4500 sheep and lambs, 600 swine.
Prices—Beef Cattle—Advanced from last week;
fast quality. 68, 24 $5,75, 3d 65.
Stores—Yearlings 39 to 511, 2 year old 814 to
818, 3 years old $l7 to 524.
Working Oxen--Sales at 663, 580, 555, 697 and
5100. . .
Cows and calves—SlS, 523, 523, $3O and $39.
Sheep and Lambe-51,25, SISO, 51,73, S 2 and
82.50.
Swine -3t,41. Fat Hogs 41.
Cincinnati, Nov. 17--Cattle--Salm of 55 and
40 bead, average weight over 15)0 Ms at 3,5060,60.
Gaad are now mostly held at 3,75 to Si, nett, with
a fair supply.
10 The son, Angelic expresmon arson. females is
!Match,/ to view, while the repulsive, coarse, muddy
yellow fates of ethers, ezeites dingast—the same is
males. Could such people be induced to try a cake of
Oa true Joao' Italian Chemical Soap, they would he
enraptured with the change. They would have a deli
cate, clear, white skin, while every disfigurement or
eruption would he removed and cured.
PA2SICSLOiI Noncc—Perso. who have bought cheap
counterfeits and imitations of this, and have had no ef
fect produced, must try this, the originaL -Mind, ask
for Jones' Soap. For sale at tYts. Jaczwvl, Sp Liber
ty street. umr24
QT Worms, by their irriMlo(l, augment the mere•
boo of mucus or slime in the stomach, in which, al
so, they involve themselves; and it is said they feed
open it, and if deprived of it they die. The celebrated
Vermifoge prepared be B. A. PAIVIESTOCK,
Pittsburgh, Pa., is admirably adapted In its operation;
first, to remove the prat:eating mucus, and secondly, to
expel the worms rendered helpless and tender by be
ing thus denuded. It is a remedy in which every con
fidence can be Vaned; and that It bits armwered the
purpose is manifest from the hundreds of certificates
given in its favor ies
"Anet.cm, Roo Co. flulo, Feb. IS, ISIS.
"'flours-1. Kidd & Co, We wish to inform yoo thsst
we have Fold all of your Worm Specific yoo mil yeah
al. We wish you to send u some more Rol soon 11
postdble, u It hassiveu genet al satisf,tcdon here. We
have many calls for It since we are of t of the article.
IL has succeeded all other preparations In this county,
and for this reason we trick to keep a supply on hand
t R. & A. PAITERSON."
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The above is one of the hundreds of similar emrann-
Wootton, which the proprietors of this usedietneere
daily receiving. Where it has been Introduced It h.
become the most popular remedy in use.
For sale at the drug store of .1 KIDD re Co, GO Wood
bovl2
.17; n Th ow e n ete e n sue e or morbid r d b . ld w s .. e b le c tl o oti o l; of labs is
live organs, and bring ause
hot malignua and imman d s ' a g r ' n ..
Ile fevers, which often pot an end to life, The stonittel;
most bereleansed of these fool secretions, and this
most readily be accomplished by the use of B A Penn
estock's PAIS, which are s most •aluable
family cathude. They can be given with safety at all
times, and afford relief' Lit a very_
F ►hoot dtee.
Prepared and sold by B A FAIINZSTOCK & Co,
comer lit and wood, and corner B th and wood sts.
wird)
"That rainier akin of hers, than snow,
And pure as monumental alabaster."
All females have akin like the above, who use lon.
Spanish Lily White. It maketh pure snowy, yet no
ally whne. Hold at E 9 Liberty street. 1110
' Don't Lave
two 'or lon l es 9 Tm a bar have,
9 .17.
will make your breath sweet, whiten your teeth, &e.
gold at ES Liberty at 719:d&WIT
.tna9Dona have yellow dark Teeth—they an ba
epeasty white by one time using a box of Jones
Amber Tooth pl., ii hardens the autos, sweetens dos
taw* to. Sold at elio Utterly st. uoviAd&wly
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
A RRIVED,
LouisMcLane, Bennett, Brownsville
Atlanuc, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Camden, Hendrickson, Beaver.
Michigan No 2, Gilson, Benner.
Lake Erie, Sholes. Beaver.
Beaver, Clark, Wellsville.
Monongahela. Stone, Cin.
New England. No. 2 MsGlare, Cm.
Cumberland. Miller, Nashville.
Telegraph, Mo I. Haslep, Louisville.
Arrow, Gordon, Brownsville.
Arlo.'line, Morns, Brownsville.
American, -, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Louis McLane Bennett, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Camden, Hendrickson, Beaver.
Michigan No., 2, Galion, Beaver.
Beaver. Clark, Wellsville.
Lake Erie, Sholcs,Beaver.
Monongahela, Stone, Cin.
Flora, Jenkins, Pout River.
Consul, Webber, Wheeling.
New England, No 1, McClure, Cin.
At dusk last evening, there were 5 feet 10 inches
ater in the channel, by pier mark, and falling.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY
Cincinnati Packets, 10 A. M.
Brownsville Packets, 8 A. M„ and 4 P. M
Louisville Packets, 10 A. M.
Nashville Fort Pitt
Wheeling Consul.
Hockiogport Skipper.
St Louis Cambria.
New Orleans De Witt Clinton.
Cincinnati Danube,
Highlander.
Wellsville Wellsville.
Fon Smarr Lot:mi.—The splendid Steamer Cam
bria, Capt. Keridnck, will leave as above, this day
at 10 o'clock. The Cambria is a staunch and 0*
running boat, and will afrord comfortable quartet,
to all who may be going that way.
IMPORTS BY ILIVEI3.
Cincinnati—Per Monongahela-5 bbls linseed
oil, J Dslzell; 5 do alcohol, R E Sellers; 1 bbl mdse,
Moorhead; 2 bls 1 box sheeting, Reynolds &Shoe;
3 blids bacon, W Greer; 'TO bbls whiskey, Knox &
Doric.; 1 bbl whent, J W Battler & bro; 3 calm 13
bail pork, J C Ildwell; 1 box papers, 1 bdl paper,
Johnston & Stockton .
Per Brooklyn-12 bbls hominy, Wm Dyer; 95
bbls whiskey, B. Moore; 1001:ibis Sour. Saml Greer;
212 bbls whiskey, W & M Mitch°Mee; '75 tone
pig metal, McCurdy Sr Loomis; 2 steam boilers
Jas May; 30 htids leaf tob, J A Roe; 1 crt tags,
Reynolds & Sher.
Per Hibernia No 2-1 khds baron, W Greer, 1
bbl *sternum, Reynolds; 1 bid honey, J May; 0 do
hominy, I W Gardner; 5 bhls lord oil, Miller dr
Ricketson; 3 bbls 1 box, owner; 60 bbls peaches
and apples, owner. •
Per Ringgold-25 bbls whiskey, J do I McD,
vin; 100 do do, Robt Moore; 3 bbls 3 kg% D T
Morgan & co; 50 tons metal, R. Tanner dr. co; 30
do do, 51 Allen 6: co.
St lotiu—Per De Vs'iit Clinton--10 bls wool, S
& W Harbaugh; 12 tails hides, Hays; 11 bls hemp,
Irwin & son; 2 ban mdse, Lehmor; 32 Ina spars.
bles, Campbell 8.7. Chews; 1 box goods, J k H Phil
bps; 3 mills leather, Reynolds & Shee; 10 bbls lard
oil, Sellers & Nicola
Per Danube-3 has mdse, D Leech & co; 45
his hemp, 72 bbl. sugar, 45 do syrup, 20 hlf do do,
38 qr do do, J A Hutchison; 2 csks lead pipe,
W Butler S bro, 500 pigs lead, I A Hutchison; 03
mks ground nuts, Win McCullough, 25 bbla dry
apples, W Greer & um.
Per Consignee-1 box mdse, J B Guthrie, 70
bales hemp. J no Irwin & son; 327 pigs lead, Young
Ihmson & Pluolret; b 8 bbls potatoes, 40 ska peach
es, 4 do beans, 2 do cheanuts, I do d.x seed, 3 do
rags, 3 do wool 5 do feathers, Friend. ahoy dr, co;
144 logs wheat, I) Leech & co; 70 bbl. apples, 38
skit oats, Geo A Berry.
Per Highlander-130 aka feathers, M Allen do
co; 569 pigs lead, Friend, Rbey S ccr, 2 bla call
skins, Jas May; 139 green hides, 51 Nils do, Wal
ter Bryant; 103 bblo apples, owner on board.
Nashville—Per Cumberland-3 bbts 1 keg scrap
iron, Grad' 3c Lindsey; 63 bbls do, 4 blooms, Cole-
. -
atm & Hallman; 7 bgs feathers, 11 do ginseng,
30 do pesnuts, 41 bills lard, 16 do grease, 1 cask
beeswax:l Dwkey & co; 87 pea old copper, A Fol.
ton; 67 bpi feathers, 2a bls cotton, C H Grant; 62
do do, J Grier - , 3 bgs (matters, S Meek:Maw & oo;
113 skis feathers, 2 do beeswax, 6 do ginseng, 33
do feather., Jel Allen & co; 7 bdls iron, I) T Mar
gao; 151 bbls wheat, I) Leech de co; 4 bbls chew
nuts, owner aboard.
Sunfish—Per Wellsville-12 sks hops, Geo A
Berry; 73 bhds tob, .1 A Roe; BS do do,,Wm Belg
ium; 165 bhis dour, 4 bhds tab, J S Ddworth, 306
bbla dour, Sarni Lindsay; 10 dressed bogs, Arm
sarong & Crour, 1 box apples, 1 keg honer, J
Shepherd.
llockmErport—Per Skipper-25 •pples, 27
aka dry apples, 3 hlads lob, J S Dilworth; 5 ski,
peaches, 2 bbl, seeds, 1 'do butler, llaspiley
Smith; 31 bbls apples 16 ales beans 1 bbl do,
Wick dr McCandless; 60 bbls apples, J D Williams
40 bbls potatoes, W Kay; 1000 hoop poles, 6 bills
oars, owl's? aboard, 12 hails rob, 1.) Leccb sr.co;
12 sks oats, 6do corn, McGill ok, Roe; 25 alosap.
plea, 9 do peaches, 2 do feathers, D T Morgan; 51
bbls potatoes, Capt Stoops, 50 aka do, owner a.
board
We/briar—Per Bearer-23 like barley, 3 hogs
& W Harbaugh; 2b like wheat, D Leech & co;
5 site most, 2 bbls butter, D A Grier; 1 table 1 led
ger, 53 aka peaches, 2Ws butter, Smith &
Bia
elair, 13 hogs, Armstrong & eraser, 1 bbl mdse,
Fame.
Becresr--Per Lske Erie-31 bss 4 csks cheese,
Koos.; 39 do do, Basmiey 6s Smith; 1 cak peaches,
same; 6 bbls dry fruit, 1 do batter, Church 8: Ca
rothers; 8 aka pearlash, Behinds., Wilson 6: co,
53 bxs cheese, J D W iltiemq 142 hes cheese, I C
Bidwell; 50 do, 9 oaks cheese, 6 do peartash, J Dai
ren.
Loossril2s—Per Telegraph No I--15 bbls orb.-
key. Mdler & It cketsoa; 24 bgs feathers, Carson
& McKnight; 46 cake scrap iron, 8 po. ue nap,
2 pm boder beads, G & 7 11 Shoeoberier & co;
98 bgs feathers, Bromo & Culbertson; 50 bbl. mu.
lasses, A Hold:moon & co; 9 bads lob, A Gordon,
bads tob, Geo Wayoard; '7 empty Me bbls, Woad
-& co.
`PM Tv II YE NTINE--11l obi. /13 prune order, Jam
ree' aud for sale by
U A FAIINESITOCK t Co.
ear t. t and wood sts
DILIA/STONE.-10 Ibis just reed uld (or ...le by
D nm2U B A FAIINFTOCK A. Co
EAD —KO pigs Oatetia Lead, ',whoa and to am L for sale by ortirStO J AS A HUTCHISON C. ,
YEARL ASH-17 casks reed int* day and for s
_bynovta JASIF.S A HUTCH , LSON AC ,
IiEI.IP-43 bales deer round Hemp, landing fr
JIM steamer Danube goo for sale by
ncreto JAMES A iturcuisoN k
REFINED SUGARS-71 bbl. pawed Sugar-, 30 do
orusbed do; 21 do clarified do; landing Oom stow
Vacant sod for sale by
coral JAMES A HUTCHISON & Co
GOLDEN SYRUP-4S bbla, 20 hf bbla, 36 10 gallons
kegs, not reed per steamer Danube and for sole
by nov2o JAMES A HUTOHISON & Co
by
r a SUGAR-13 had. N 0 Sugar, jnal landing and
(or axle by nov2o W 134/WEN, DO front at
118HERli THERIIIOISIETEII26-2 dox just ree'd an.
and Cot side by nov2o J KIDD it. Co
rhEVEIALIX ARTISTS' COLORS, In Tub., ese'd
LI IGO do:jun received and for sale by
riovrn KIDD &
ARTISTS' CANVASS, V, 30, 36, and 41 inch-160
yds put =gland and for see by
now2o J KIDD , k. Cu
A RTISTS' MATERIALS In general—A large qu
A
tity just recessed mini for sale by
.1 KIDD tc Co
Ij AUEI.II PERFUMED FLESH VALLS, or Pmrl
JUL and India Tootb Powder-00 dos Just roo'd and
tor sale by nor2o I KIDD & Co
LINEN HANDICERCIIIErA—A A Mason & Co, 60
Market smut, invite the attention of purchasers
to their large stock of Linen Hdkfa, embrace ng woe
hundred dozen, to pnces ranging (naafi to ono dol
l.. now lb
QIURTING STRIPES AND CIIECKS-30 caeca nr•
craved and for sale cheap by
nov AA MASON & Co, GO market st
DNED PEACHED-410 tacks Dried Peaches-, itt
'advised and for sale by C H GRANT,
north 41 water at
. - .
(111EDNUTS—IC bust ree'd and is by
'_)
WICK is M'CAPiDLESS
rr cask Hams, recd and for ADM by
bovlb WICK & bI'CANHLEYib
Q AND PAYED., ASSORTED—WO reams Wheeling
0 Smith, and new article, recommended as sups,
rtor to any below IA the market.
novel .1 SCIIOONMAKER & Co
bbl. Cider, Jost landing and for sale by
nova 8 & W HARBAUUH
ACKEREL-200bble No 3 Mackerel, In store antt
kj for sale by nov2 8& W HARBAUGH
CODA ASH—RD casks Soda Aab, Oat vee'd and 101
0 axle
_tort 8 & W HARIIAUOII
(t LABB-500 bas dawned Window Gnus, In Ito-re
kir and for sale by nova S& W HARLIALIGH
LINSEED 01L-1U Obis Linseed Oil, New Castle
snazinfacive, juin received and (or sale
ARRby
novf 8& H/LUGO
F .
FLOUR—SE bbls Floe Floe!, a good aruel
FIN
just received and for sale by
nova BMUS k NrcLB
BACON -30 casks Baton Ham; 30 do Sidea,io sto
and for toile by nova SELLERS to NICOLA
CANDLF.''JAND SOAP-60 barA mould Coatilasi 100
do Soap, in store and !or
NICOLS
IZALSION-1.5 blots No I Saloum; a km half do No
0 Nookeral, jot family j landing and for solo
• 0002 Ü BLACKBURN it Cdo water ot
I:PGA R-53 bbds prima N OBer / 6 bbb. 16 b 4.66 )
read end fee We by nova li oll ik 3 " c°
"LIEATNEIII3-78 sacks, to arrive oo mummer Cop
berland; for Gale by ISAI&H DICKEY & Co,
novlti front tt
rt(GAILS.7D,OOOllavo.na Cigars., vatioas brands, la
IL , more and for ”le by
rso.o
PRIME BACON RIDER —G wok. Bacon Rldef, for
WC by novb EIER A. JONES
COTTON—Mt bales inferior Cotton, in sore and for
s vary low to Claw by
nodY9
- - -
SAP -103 bozos Cis elmall Soap, 'Put landing and
for sale by novlD & W JIARBAUCSH
C.sale AMPHOR—I
saiW7 WI it Gnm Catnap,. r cantrA rnlol oar
GROCERIES, arc.
fl I LS-3000 gale winter bleached Whale Oil;
Nj .10do do do Sperm do
15 Ws do Roetted Whale do
sdo brown Manners do
do Spirits Turpentine; In more and
.431 0 BLACKBURN & Co
I4tINED BUGAIL. 7 -5 his DR large Lost, boo
1.1 Obis 4,5, 6,7 and 8 mall de,' :30 do crushed; Leo
do powdered; in store land for sale by
JASIEB A H171'43175051& Co,
jr24 Agents of St. Louis Steam Sugar Ft.,,fio,y
GROCKRIP7A-55 Mid. prune N 0 Sugar
40 bbl. Loaf Sugar, Nos 2, 6 and 7
Al - Prime N 0 Molasses
10 Sugar Doom "
' 1160 bags prune Rio Coffee
ti hf chests 11 Tea
00 bra 6 and 12 lb do and OP
10 " Virginia Tobacco, Is, 5. and 100
bbl. largo Nog klackerel (1849)1
For sale b 7 W & AP MITCIIELTREE,
sera 160 liberty so
GRuclitli-100bhds . N U Sugar)
lOU bbls Molasses;
59 " S H do
an) begs prime Rio Coffee;
65 hi chest. Y 11 and U P Tea.
" Powchong do
140 bzs 51 and I& Tobacco
lu bags Pepper
50 bbl. large No 3 Mackertl;
A general ass-runent of Putsburgh manufactured
etudes, all of which will be sold low by
*et 1 9 JAMES DALZELL 04 water at
11 - ANDSOME ORLEAN PLAMS--Just received,.
1.1 large lot of nch changeable Orlean Pleats,
splendid arucle, being a handsome imitation of silk,
.slung at very low prices
novl4 ALEXANDER tc DAT
FANCY SHAWLS—A splendid assortment of all
wool fell and winter Shawl., just received and
selling at the very lowest.
novl4 ALEXANDER & DAY
ATIN STRIPED ALPACAS--,/us, reed, a large
1„) lot of handsome aeon striped Alpacas, both black
and colored. nov 4 ALEXANDER & DAY
F RENCH MERINOS—Smith k Johnson,46 Market
street, have received another let of those cheap
French Menne. Also, a lot of plate double width
Cashmere, comprising the most choice colors. nol4
tJers—r7 bales prune Eastern OE4I Hops, just re.
eeived and for sale by
novl4 FROWN & cuLßEirrsoN
ANNERs , OE4 lanatuf tak
T
tor sale by nov4 JAS DALELLL
WEDGEWOOD MORTARS-I cask, contaming 77
mortars of assorted sizes, warranted end proof,
uat recd and Ins axle by R E SELLERS,
novla 67 wood at
BATH BRICK-1 case just reed And for sale by
bovIS JOHN D MORGAN
A.L. SODA, English-1 dna tor .le
hovIS JOHN D MORGAN
C OI: 3O A , !L iS VARNISH-3 bbl. d %ro a r . latlyeß
LARD OIL-12 bosh Winter Lard 011, Nor reed and
for rale by BURDRIDGE, WILSON d Co,
DRIED PEACR-2ZA bash Just reed and for sale
by norb BROWN b. CULBERTSON
L , ORGE METAL-6 tons Forge Metal, for sale by
110.11 KIER re JONES
JCST RECEIVED, • large stock M Linen and Cot
ton Diaper. ttos9 A A MASON & Co
'UXTRACT LCK;WOOD-40 came& just reed and for
J'a sale by noald 13 A FAHNETOCK &Co
I 10PAL VARNISH —:111 bbl. No l and 2, joet meNl
kj end for sale by bole B A FAHNWIX/Cli &
VI ADDER-2 enairarutit recd and for mile by
Ln nov4 R E SELLERS
_ .
LIRE:ICH CLOAKS— Hach embroidered French
Cloaks, prat imported and for sale al the cheap
one pnee atom, No NI Market street.
novi.
S UNDRIES -30 bbl. Green Apples.;
YO do W10308.1..4 I do Fl.seed,
1 do Roll Rutter; 3 by. Ginseng,
1 bog Snake Root. Ildo Feathers,
b bosh Cheartuts; 31/ do 0..0..1
00.17 1 D NV11,13/019
MIMEI
ROLL 1311TIER—Freoh, das day reed and for sal
by oovl7 WICK it hPLIANDLESS
r ARD-211tega No I Leaf, for sale by
o• 17 WICK &
m Ae
n titEle—Nes and _3, for sale
111LANDLFXS
pneutNl-13.(03 lb. Bacon Sides, tn smoke boa
1) and fur sale by noYI7 WICK k N•CANDL}~JB
j" recd .n 1 for wle b
ICKORY NUTS-11 bosh for sale bz
Ll oos'l7 WICK 8 ISMANDLESS
IjkDAZIL UCUAM—IM begs whs., rot male by
Roy I 7 1 D WILLIAMS. flu wood at
bbl. No 1 Seleaon. I reek Codfish; I do
Wrare Fir. I do smoked rtellcbo. No 1.3 and 3
Mackerel, for sale by nova 1I) WILLIAMS
BROOMS -421 , 3or Broom.. tort reed and for rale
by HOlf I A CUNNINGHAM.
novl7 144 litteny at
ritE.A-3 halt chests Y H Tea. on mlognorent ane
for rale tel novl7 HOITP A CUNNINGHAM
HF,bl.4 A PPLI•N-150 bltla Green Apples, on con
ki sigma:tent and for rale by
n 0.17 ROOT A CUNNINGHAM
1 , LA X S la; D AND GINSENG-3 sacks Flaxseed, 13
K do Ginseng, reo'd per strur MI Vernon and for .ale
ay 001117 C H GRANT, 41 water al
..._
1 3=1 0u 0 t g f erts r. Aszb t o o t o zg Tea4lo caddie. very
etolll7 C /I GRANT
L E d A Oe - , LX : II/ .4 rprliale t l - L - na n d c 7 , re , ; - ' , ./ per 4tt /10anan-
01.1ACCO.—e3 bags .o I. a tome Tobacco, landing
T
from car Comet and lot male by
noel 7 JAMES DALZELI..tt armee st
‘,211M)111E.1.-I.VO boob doled Vouches; 100 do do ep
-10 plea; jmi retorted and for bale by
oort7 JOIIN S DILWORTH, V mood at
X 4 GLAIISE.9-40 bras Plan:au/so b10b.... laorling
144. and for sale by novl7 JOlll , l 9 DILWOKTII
Et 1.01.111-100 bble extra Farrdy Sour, per Wells
".
wile, for sada by novl7 JOHNS DILWORTH
MOLASSES —5O bbls new crov?dolmee, lest reed
and for .Crll by
novlo HU RIIHIDGE, WILSON _ & co, er
DEESWAX—A .moll He for sole cheap by
,ovl T LEECH, Jr
00ACH VARNlSH—Warrant. Ond, mdway,
V band .4 for aide by no , H T LEECH,J.
LEATHER FAIINIRI4--Alvrays on baud aud
We by uovl6 R T LEECH. 1
1 - I.6IIAELR:-Alarlye lot, jog rec'd sold tr, rout by
oort6 R T LEECH, Jr
libER VINEGAR-2U Obis Cluoinnat, pest reed
ki wed role by nor to BROWN a CULFJERTeboN
DA NITR-36 eke prune Tea Pea Nine, tart fro'd
and for role by
no I 6 BROWN & CULBRRTSON
MANILLA CORDAGE-110 cods j mod Ij mat. f•
sale eumxnufteuhrers lowest prices
no• 16 MEND, HHElvt Co
EAD-1.84S pigs Galerm Lead; :OM do Bar Lead,
for sale by posla FRIEND, RIIF,Y h Iti
SEGA R-601tbds fa.r New Odes., reed Lt u day pe
steamer Telegraph, and far rale by
RirDERTSON A REP PERT,
SPTB. TURPENTINE-2i bbl. flos Turpentane,
prime older, pet reed end Gar .ala
novitlity lIINRI C KF11.1.,
APPLES -140 bble landing from trimmer Conan'
and (01 sale low LO elate consigrinteoL by
novl6 JAMES DALZFIiIi
ItiFFSE-160 boa Cream Cbeese, aupenor amnia
kj for sale by aorld A.Mt-IL DA LZEL.L
R AND OIL-30 Nile Strait 011; 23 do North Car.
OilllA Tar; receiving pet canal and for we by
nod la JAhIER DALZELI.
W L'iMt-30 earl.* Port Wine
25 do Sweet Malaga do
10 do Madetra do, for .ale by
sep2l NV fr. al lIIITCHELTREE
ECTIIFIED WHISEDY of superior quality, with
lar ILO &moment of Foreign and Domestic &Attars.
always on hand and for sale by
sepia W & MITCHELTREE
,q LCOIIOL, always on hand imd for salDeRI by
Li sera qW & 111 51ITC.TDF.F7
XT LOOM/OD-4 bz.a (Sanford's) just reed ant
for aala by ndrl3 JOHN DIIOIIIiAN
/IHINFSE VERMILLION—Jac ree'd and for as]
by noylb JOHN D MORGAN
EESWAX—I cant, to •'rice on MIT Coottterland,
for sale by novIS ISAIAH DICKEY &Co
rn ROUND NUTS--al nits io arrive on eiror Curnb'd
IT for agile by novla ISAIAH DICKEY & Co
LARD -42 bbl. No 1, m arrive on stair Cumberland
for sale by no•IS 'NAJAF! DICKEY & Co
rIREAKVe-16 bbla to armee on nor Cumberland; for
;tale try norla ISAIAH DICKEY dr Co
CIIEME--50 bra in more and for sale by
novIS ; ISAIAH DICKEY' &Co
MOLABSFB—IOO bbl. prime N 0 Molasses, land
ing from steamer J 1 Crittenden: for mile by
novid JAMES A HUTCHISON A Co _
GREEN APPL E S—I 4 bbl. of best varied., in store
end for mile by ISAIAH DICKEY A. Co,
novl4 (root it
TJEACIfiZ.-27 seeks, bestquitlity for sale by
norld FRIEND, FLUKY & Co
VF.ATHEIIB-2.; sacks for sale by
novla FRIEND, RUBY /4. Co
PIO NEFAL-50 tons No I Foundry; 60 do cold
Blast, for sale by novl4 FRIEND, RHEY a, Co
LARD OIL-10 bbl. onto %rimer Lord Oil,
15 do 101 l do
10 do No do
novlit SELLERS & NICOLO
Far wale by
L INSEED 011,-33 bbls pure, in good order, for sale
bY ' novll SELLERS St NIC:01.14
_ -
SOAP -IUO boa Ctnelanau No 1 Soop, for sale by
oovl4 SELLERS lc NICOLS
BOCKING& DOCKINOS!!--30pe• 6 -4 Cot necking,
vary champ, 10 pen& 4 and 8-4 all of do, very
..h° 4 5 1 1 for sale al W 51 1 CLINTOCK'S,
novf4 75 Fourth at
•
DUGS' UGIS!!—/t apiondid .sortmant of Rugs can
I.lh he Sean, vary cheat), at
novl4 W hrCLINTOCK'S,7S fourth at
SALTPICTRE—IU bbla for asla_by
riorl4 1 EICHOONMAKER !t Co
rANNERS , 01b—'20 bbls for sale by
norl4 .1 SCHOONMARER tr. Co
GRlii&N;Eaylieh and American Mick Lead mid
British Lome, (o Gale by
novl4 1 SCHOONMAKER & Co
A NNATIV-4 baskets for este by
nov 11 J SCHOONM/tKER ,k Co, 34 wood st
ORANGE Mlle—l bale reed and for sale by
tiovl4 It E BEt t LEAS
_ _ _
- _ • - -
HITE SQUILLS-1 bid reed and for sato by
¢.14 R E SELLERS
reed Ind for sale by
ROUNDTERSITRiE-1 t 7,1
• SOH R E SELLERS
- -
LEE SENNA-1 cank rood and for male by
novld R E SELLIELS
A LEPPO EICA.II3IONY-1 droso, superior quality,
A
friv sale by novl4 R E dELLERS
IVESTON BOWEN
BUCKWHEAT FLOLIR-70 sack. hulled, for otle
by novil S F VON BONNHOR. fr. Co
nuKESE.-400 b. W for side by
ntryll 8 F VON BONNHORST tr. Co
ARD 01.1.-100 bbl. No 2, for sale by
rjovil S F VON NONNI:1011ST lb Co
'EN 00 frown
FIRE BRICK-10003 for aoleby
rlovil 8 P VON BONNHORST aCo
AL S by SODA
,3 74 ,49 .6 auks IV A ILVA=I I fres
MISCELLANEOUS , j HOUSES, LOTS, FARM, &v.
MM:Z=I
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1111÷p, JOILN M. MELLOR, No. el. Wood
street, has now received a MU assort
ment of Piano Fonts, selected from
the following manufactone• at Boston
sod New York, to which the attention of purchasers is
respectfully mvited. Those from Mr. Clocker:Ms, (for
the sale of which he is sole Ateut in Weswrn Penn
sylvania.) have what is termed the New Circular Scale;
being an impiovement recently made, and giving them
a decided advantage in power and equality of tone
over any others. The following are the patterns and
styles of Chic bet big's:
- •
No. I. Rosewood, 7 oelNea, finished back & front, $450
c o kd T c ar ved , "“
: 4 41
43 ; 4 VST)
U 6350
" " "
9. 6 projecting front, 83110
10. richly carved, style of Lotus 14th.
" 11. n 6 hollow corners and hollow cor
nered leg., second hand. cost originally 13413, and will
be sold at a very reduced price.
No. 11. Rosewood, and comer, very elegantly fin
lobed, sos No 13. Rosewood, round corner, very el
egantly finished, 16275.
The above are manufactured by H. Worcester. N.
V., well known as being connected formerly with
Ness," Stotard, Worcester h Dunham. N. Y.
. . .
No. 13 Romwood, 61 no
cuyed m/Ming, made by the
Maohadan Company, N. V. 6V»&
No 14, Rosewood carved, 6 oemves, G , al•
9,EZO. No. " plain 6 " • • s`3o
No 16, Rosewood Grand Piano, mode by HE nn
Hera, Pans.
No 17, Mahogany, 6 octaves, second hand, price 57&
Old Pianos taken in port payment for new ones.
JOHN H MELLOR,
Sole Agent for Chickering's Grand and Square Piano
owes, for Western Pennsylvania. oetl7
SPLENDID LOT OF NEW PILNOS.
flilfillf N IiNNY & CLA RR, New York,
CHICKRRIN6, Boston;
The subsenber hue now open and for
sale, • lot of most supenor Ptanos, se
lected by himself at the manufactories.
They coml./a of Rosewood and hlahogany Pianos, of
of 0, et and 7 octaves, of various styles and prices, and
embrace all the latest improvements. Those of Naomi
& Clark's, (for which celebraied firm be in Sue. Aomer)
It
an improved way of stringing pouseued by no
dther; also, • superior plan of leathering the detrimen t
plyrestutg these Ptanos from growing harsh and whey
The Pawn. of Chtekering, of which he has a superi
or lot, are provided with the Circular Scale, and were
selected for him with care by J. Chickening, of Boston.
The above will positively be sold at manufacturers'
prices, and on accommodating terms.
The subscriber will Invanably be found at J W
Woodwell'.,from II to to 19 A. NI, and from Ito 5 P.
M. Mr. Woodwell will attend to the business during
the balance of time. H. KLEIIER,
octlO at J W Woodwell'., h 7 Third at
GBEAT MUSICAL NOVELTY—The subscrib,
has nut received from Europe, and for sale, an
entirely new invention of Piano Font, called the CAB
INET PIANO FORTE, which possewing more power
and sweetness than the square Plano, occupies but one
fourth as much room, and is • much more showy and
handsome pieticof furniture. It is parucuterty desira
ble where the saving of space is an object, being ex
ceedingly neat and cumptiet- slid occupying no more
MOM than a smell side table. The subscriber has to
hand a testimonial of its superiority iron the celebrn
led pianist. hloschelles, to his own baud wrning.which
may be inspected. H KLEHKR.
oecil AtJ W W 430.1vrcll's
XTF.W HOOKS—Loom s' FJelnents o' Trigonometry,
.LN —Elements of plain and superficial Trigonome
try, with their applications to Mensuration, Surveying
and Navigation• by Elms Loomis, A M
A Firer Boot to tireek, containing n foil view of the
bona of words, with vocabularies and copious cc,-
• on Ma method of constant linitation and 'open
lion by John ASTllutack. D D. Professor of Laura.
gea, and Duorge R rrooria, A ht , Adjunct Proicasor
of Languages in Dtektneon College
Uphant3i Life of Sladamo Catharine Adorn. 3d edi-
A new novel—The Btropline of life.
Parts 9, Iti and II of Harper & Brothers' splendid
*mated cdison attic Arabian Nights' tintertarnments.
The *9OOO works received this day by empress and
, r sale by JOHNhiTON & STOCKTON,
sost3 eta 3d and market sts
IA7 ATeli AND CLOCK KEPAIRING.-14a,ng to
TV employ the be. workmen to be found, tngethet
with a large and complete •leek of fine mole and ma.
cautery, adapted to comp,lcated work. and making
with accuracy and futility pew pieces, customers may
depend on aansfachon, and at about the same prices
they pert in many seeps for imperfect work, and in ma
ny cases for positive injury done to their scotches All
oar wort is warranted to perform well.
N. 13 —I laelsg reduced my business to a rub ley.
m. I sin delertauted to sell as low AI the lowest teals-
tar pnces. cast or west. and easterners may be assured
that they can make theis purchases in this toe a.
cheap as in the eastern dues, thereby unronoV.dg
borne trade and industry. W WILSON
novl3
Aoorr rot Noon it CuttaZ Cztazzartto
TIOI suh•eriber has jos( replenished
feipil his reek of Pars., sslsteh fat sestets
of style and tone. has never Iteen sur
passed stn thts clay Just received and
dpened, the f 01... new Pianos.
o.los...cabinet gr.d Ptann, an enure!) new
Invenuon.
One Rosewood By, very elegant Nunes k Clark
One " a "
One %rub Coleman'. celebrated Alotian et
lament. 7ltts sm • very mopenor Plano
One nrolsognel, plat, & C
novl3 KIALRER. at 1 NV WoodwelPs
6EofltiB WEINMAN*
IIASCIACTOIiCI AND DiAL. 1$ ALL [MOO 00
ToDAcCo, ANI31 1 8, AND CIGAND,
T his Old Stand, corner of Smithfield .veer and
Duarte d alley, P.. would respectful
ly call the attention Pr Country Merchant*, Hotel and
Steamboat Barkeepers, to a large and **Tenor moon
cunt of IMPORTED CIGARS, =on vhieh 1.11 be
found the following breed, Yu: Eagle, Regatta Cas
tello*, Prtocipe,La Somas, Bur Brand- Minerva sod
Dollar Regalia*, all of which *FM he sold tales, e..• eon
he had at any other house in the soy
A6ll, constantly on hand and for sale, a largo and
well selected stock of Virgin.; 511asonn, and Ftne Cut
Chewing Tobacco.
Also, Havana, Cuba and Common Leaf Tobacco
constantly on band and for sale. nos3-ddm
Hooth.....Galvanised Tim P ***** .
ging inabilestbers beg to call m. attention of Budder.,
Architects and owners of Building., to the malty
advantages which these gates possess over all other
metallic substances hitherto used for roofing, to , as
they posse... at once thArllghtnetts of iron, without its
liabilityto not, having now been tested for several
years in this particular, both to this country and in F.-
rope They are lees banes to expanmott and contra,
bon from sodden change of the atmosphere, than com
mon tin plates, iron, tine, or any other metal now used
for roofing and consequently form a much better and
turbot rook reqoW,6g far less frequent repents, whilst
the first cost In bmb tete more
A l lt y ll o s u ul L p . lj a :11 fo a r sze .. % f b an y m 18 ea W G., eon-
GEO. B. 610REWOOD I CO.,
•
14 and 16 Beaver street, New fork.
The patent right for this emote having been secured
for toe United States, all parties Infringing thereon,
either by importation or otherwise, will be prosecu
ted. oda/413/4.'14T
RUST PROOF IRON.
a_V p
Alta of lion, which a ill de.rattle PFLOTEC FR n i.TM .
ILUST, mach as Telegraph Wife. Dolts, gptkea Nails
Wire (or Fences, and airy other article which may he
required For Hoops (or Casks, as a aubstitutc (or hnlr
Rope. for Clothes LID., Lightning Soda and a host or
other applications, it mill be found cheap and durable.
They would particularly call attentionto he Galvant.
md %Vim for (race., it requires no pa
and will not
rest. Also to Spikes and 8011., the preservanou or
which is of so mach importance, that it will commend
itself to the notice of all those iniereated.
OFD B.IIIOIIb.WOOD er. CO., Patentees,
ock:Pl•datetyT It and to Beaver st, PI York.
MUSIC AL ADVEKTISTCPSIEHT.
RUFMoStitt CHltisTlAti NO lit mom respectful
( ly announces to the citizens of Plush:no and
felony, that he has commenced girtng instruction on
the Piano. His method of Instructing to very e
and adapted to I am In a very short tone. He h pe
by strict attention to his bonnets, and by reason bl.
prices, to merit a share of the public patronage. T on•
waking to hear him play, are invited to leave thet
canto, with the tune best suited to them, at the Most
Stores of Mr Mellor og Mr. Blume.
Itzsmakocks—.l H. Mellor, Fad, Frederick Blume
Esq., Victor Scribe, Bookseller. nor I
FRESH OYSTERS,
DY TUE CAN, of superior yummy, at lose prices,
JI) put up by the subscribers expressly ior the use of
famines and parties. ran be procured at the Realm
'muss in Ibis and Allegheny CIO., at the stare of
duos, 4th street, Pittsburgh, AI. Jenkins' *tors, Ally.
terry city, and at the Oyster Depot_ St. Charley hotel,
Wood at nesll-tilm 110 LT hIALTIIY
Otaa• of Amerlowl 4 Foreign Punta.
jAMES LiREEVOUOII, of the late firm of Keller &
lireenough, continues the business of Consulting
Engineer and Patent Attorney, at his take in the city
of WASHINGTON. Ile may be consulted and em
ployed In making exammation• in machinery the
Patent Office and el•ewhere, in furnishing drawings
sod specifications of urichtnes, and all papers cens•
ry, transfer, amend, re issue or extend letters pa tent In
the United buttes or Europe. lie can also be consult
ed professionally on ell questions of ltugatton aris
ing under the Patent Law, and will argue ques
tions before the Patent Office or an appeal therMrom
for which his long experience in the Patent Office and
in his professton, have pwculinrly fitted him. The pro
fessional business of the late Dr. T, P. Jones having
been placed in his bands, all letter. lit relation thereto
should be addressed to him post paid. actpl-dAweimS
NEW ARRANGEMENT
rgOCTOK B. W. litUltßlS having recently purr has-
L. 7 ed the Drug Store formerly owned by Hays d
Brockway, No. k Commercial Row, titan r street,
Pittsburgh, takes this method of informing his
friends and the public in general, that his stare
will at all times be supplied with an extensive and
general assortment of Drugs, Dye Stuffs, ?emu, Oils,
Varnishes, Perfumery, Colognes, and tidied ever). nr.
note called tor in a drug st which will always lie
sold as low as at any o th er ore house m the city, ,AllOlO
- or retail. Hoping to merit a share of the public
patronage, nothing shall he wanting to give entire sat
isfaction to hi. customers. n0v74.5p14
Itydropothy,or the Water Cure.
Docroa BENJAMIN W. MORRIS, .00
to practice the safe and popular remedy ended
Ily dropaihy or the Witter Cure. .od if destred enll treat
Mena*. Allopattneally. Mammal caim• wet be at
tended topromptly
N. 13-12 r Morrie may Leeon•ulted at los Drug
Store, No. 2 Commercial Row, I tberty street, durorg
titian... bean, Or at hi. roodence, morning and e yen
tug, Penn street, 3 doors below Irwlnls alley
n0w7.4tp14
DR. D. HMI T,
0 and Comer orFourtir
and Dectur, between
- • sepS-dlyin
1=!1!
-
GEO. W. GOVEH &
INFORM their frieads and the public Bud they have
no hinge, nay conneetion with their late establieh
ment to Penn streel, known ee the Pittsburgh Brewery,
having removed their entire bushiges to the POINT
BREWERY, in Fed area. iitylB.l yB
RITCHIE & COCHRANE
FORWARDING at rllllllBlO1 1 1 1116HCILINTS,
NO. 08 TCH UPITOULA Si STREET
anglEd.taramoft Steyr &new..
GIMPSANDPRI Johnson, 46 Mar
ket st, nava mosivod a cholas lot of Gimps and
Fringksi LAN .lot of Velvet Ribbons and Silk Cords.
no,L4
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR LILLE.
ALTHAT property luoly c.rcopied by H. btlyon,
EN., on Orstg street, near Robinson, Allegheny
eny, will be mld on accommodating terms. The
lot is 33 feet 4 inch.. on Crtuts street, fumning thusigh
to the Canal 160 feet_ There is a good two story fro=
dwelling [mu.e on the premise. lately budt, and the lot
is well improved, coutailmti vanety of choice Iron
trees, grape. shrublwry, An. This propertyis conve_m
endy lammed for persons doutibusiness in either Pitts
burgh or Allegheny, end is a &minable residence. Title
a Far terms apply to WM. BOYD, Attor
ney at Law, office on Fourth street, above Sauthtleld.
ap4-dtf
A 65 eeie~ 6oaZZ—. n~ToiS:l
. . . .
Q MUATED on the Monongahela river, about 16 miles
0 from Putsburgh and 3 oaths above third Lock, in
the immediate neighborhood of MEISTI. Lyon k Shorb,
and Mr. John Herron's purchase. Thie fine body of
Coal will be sold at the low price of g3J per acre—one
third in hand, balance in five equal arumal payments,
without merest. Title indisputable. Location very
good—cannot be surpassed. For further parneulvs
enquire of S. HAL/GLEN', who has a draft of said pro
perty. Residence m at, below Ferry, Mr. Adams' Row.
N. B. There to .tother seam of coal on this tract,
about GO feet above the lower, of excellent
trkkdtf S. H.
Spa{ ~iiNN ~11 Ofilo.
ATRACT of land, DO acres, in Harmon. Portage Co.,
on the Cuyahoga river—about 30 acres ander kn
provenvent. Also two unimproved lots in the village
of Warten,Trumball Co., 60 feet by 00. Also, a lot or
ground in the centre of Hanford, Trumbull Co„ with a
fine dwelling house and store—One of the best stand.
for a merchant on the Western Reserve. Any or all
a.. property will be sold On Very oCeOnanedenng
Wrels. ISAIAH DICKEY tr. Co.,
feblO Water and Front as.
FACTORY FOR
HE large and well Factory, erected oil Rebec
ca ee, 11 Allegheny city, byS. Casatllt, Esq.. is
THE
W
red gale at o bargain, and on easy terms. The
lot on which the Factory is erected, fronts 100 feet on
Rebecca street, and rims back 110 feet to Park stmt.
The main building is of buck, three stories high and
00 feet long by 27 feel wide. The Engine House is
large and commodious. with an engine, boiler, stack,
fe.e.. all in complete order. The property will be sold
low, and on advantageous terms.
For price, terms, ix., enquire at Oils office.
FOR RENT
,/,‘, THE subecnber offers or rent for the term of
Mr• one or more years, a loge convenient well fill
iShed two story Dwelling limah, containingrooms
and Kitchen. There ts a lot of giound containing le
acres of fine young fnut trees of every turd ,
, connected with the house. To any person wish
ing a delightful restdence within a few minutes ride of
the city, this will be a rare chance. For terms, which
will be low to a good tenant, inquire of Mr. Jno
Wnghr, near the premises, of John Watt, corner of
Hued and Liberty stream, or of
octlM-tf THEO. F. WRIGHT.
Tract of Load for Gale
'HE subsertber will sell on accommodating terms, a
1 valuable tract of unimproved land, situate on the
road leading from Brighton to Franklin, about eighteen
miles from Pittsburgh, and about eight miles from the
town of Freedom on the Ohio river. The tract eon.
buns UN acres and WO perches, silts , med 4 Bre The
land is of an and
quality, about W *CITA cleared,
sod well wstercd, and will be sold either in whole or
in farms of convenient slit, to cult purchasers.
For fi,..ecr particulars enquire of WM. BOYD, Any
at Law. office on 4th at. above Smilltneld, Pittsburgh.
T
Property In Alleillieity Clay for Bare. —
Otto; subscribers oCer foe sale a number of choice
1 Lots, situate in the Second Ward. fronong on the
Common ground. on easy terms. Inquile of
W. oil ROBINSON, Arty at Law, St Clair st
or of J AH ROBINSON. on the promrses
=ZI
IrALGA HUE REAL ESTATE ON PI.:NN STREET
V FOR oAl.k. —A Lot of- Ground situate on Penn
street. between !lay .cl Marbory streets, admitting
the house and lot now occupied by Rtehorel Edsrants,
haying a front of 25 feet, and in depth UN feet, will be
sold on favorable terms. 'Nile nueieepoonable. En
qutr* of C. a LOOMIS, 4th oth near Wood.
oct2l-titi
A THREE story lirtck Useetitns House. on
Water. above Grant •treet. Possesston given ou
the first of Jano•ry. 1640, or sooner If required.
For terms, Inqutre of
-• ' •
nor 7Cr bLACICBURN & Co, water st
Desirable Coventry Residence for Bale
WititilNei to reruns to the any neat Sono!.
IP:I will tell or c chanv tor city property, my presen
re ,des in Lawrenceville. Thin property Is trtieuu
fully located no the Greeneburg l urapike, about Dt
minute. drive (torn the co yr o(the city.
novt-dla. Rt MT. O.' OMPSON, 110 Markets
Vsluable fic•lglen e In
TIII-I.IOVM from Allegluny coy
VI I art, ru) tor sale. The prem.
are to delsghtful ortser rte 4. evrry way worthy the at
tertuun of any person wt.itn.r such property.
JT% It IV. POINDEXTER-
U. 4.41 itatai• Itieroor County.
ALOT, flaorehmme and DweLlmg situate on IS.
Erie Extennon Camllon the village of West Mid
diesel; a desirable location fee a merchant Also,
Lot and good Dwelling House well sutted fora Taco
Stand. In the village of Orangeville, on State Imo o
Ohm. Tomas euy. LIAIAII DICKEY & Co.
fehlo Water and Front eta
CAL FOR SALE.—.Beven acres coal land
for salf t attaate In bend of the 11101101 . 41th116 River,
above Brownardle, Pa., having a 7 foot veto of coal
which will be mid in exciange (or goals. For porteete
rs
• apply to 1ac.51 F .1 1 / I RBA St wood st
W A REHM. SE 'OR SALE —The subscncaer
offers for sale the three story brook Warehouse
on Wood street. occupied to• 1.1. Tanner et. Co.
apt: W.‘l. WILSON, J r .
The tubsenbers vstll tent part of the wato
house now occupied by theta. Apply to
LE , A 15, DALZII.L., & Co.,
.1954 water street
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EXCHANGE BROIi_IR,
a. titif.aces 6
Bankers, Exchange Brokers
NOTES, DRAFTS,A cc A C ES, GOLD, SILVER
AND BANK NOTFiS
COLL.FCTIONS.--lhan.„ Note. and Accepninoo.
y able in nity part of the Union, collected on the moc
vorattla term.
F:XCHANCiF: on Ntitx York, Philadelphia and But
amore, also. Cuseinnao, houlortlle, Suns Lows and
Near °ritual, constantly for ludo
BANK NOTES —Notes on all solvent banks In th•
United states discounted at the lowest rates All kind•
MMMEMEiiaI
°thee No SS 5/ :Jae( tretween Sd and Ch.
Putsborgh. Pts. 0er..8
8019111}EK, lIANNA 6 CO.,
1. - At:ILAN/1E BROKERS.. antl dealers
Forugn '`amestte Exchanye, Certificates of
L.„ Bank and Specie; Fourth street, near
ty opposite toe I ••• x of Futsburgb. Current money
reeereed on depostn.—Sight Cheeks (or sale, and col-
Lectlons mule on nearly all the pnnupal points In the
United Starch
Advances made on consignments of Produce, ship.
pod F.aat. on liberal terms mehls
NOHEIGN EXCHANGE.
BILLS on England. Ireland. and Semiand bought
any amount it the Current Rates of Exchange.
Also, Drafts payable in any part of the Old Counmcs,
from LI to 211XXX at the rate of 5.5 to the I:Reding,
without deduction or discount. by JOSHUA ROULN
SON, European and General Agent. °then 51.6 at one
door west of wood. oetlSU
wEsTirna PVNDR—
Ohm,
Indiana,
Kentucky,
Missouri.
Bank Nowa;
purchased at the lowest rates, by
N 110L11119 8c SONS,
se l 3 35 Market street
EEC=
DANKERS and Exchange Brokers, Dealers an For
t) aide and Domesuc Time and Sight Valls of V.,
No GS Rood .treeti NW door below Fourta, s .t
side. mart! I tf
•1,1,1 LELIMITat
ac (saws. tux*
Wax*
AMER RABBI,
ttIANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, dealers
to Fe•ergn and Domestic. Hills of Ezehanga Cm ,
ates f Deposate, Rank Notes and Coin, corner of
id and M:God streets, &reedy oppoNho St. Charles Ho
tel may-4 , 4GL_
B ELLS N O „. I , I tIC HANG IK—Stght Cheeks on
l'hlladolpbla, and
Ralumore.
Constantly for sale by N. HOLMES tr. SONS.
septa 35 Market IL
CIOLLECTIONisLNotes. Etrafis am] . Aneeptance;
payabea the Western eines, collected on the
most favoraMs terms by
sent
SiGoICT4 CHECKS ON NEW YORK for sale
N HOLMES A SONS
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS
. .
THE absentia, in &daimon to his own
iii h manufacninng of Hata, has made arrange
ents with Messrs lichee A. Co, most
Ithe mo
faahton m able hatter. of the city of New York,) fora reg.
afar apply of his cows fine dill Rata, and having just
received a few cues, gentlemen can be suited with a
vary nch and beauttfu that by calling at his new Hat
soJ Cltp Store, SmithLeld .trees, second door south of
Fourth, where may be found a great variety of Hats
and Caps of his own manufacture, wholesale and re.
tail. Hata made to order on short nonce.
DON JAMES. WILSON.
_
WICORD d CO.,
(Soccegtorg M'Cord & King) . fal b
W•shlonable a
Corner of Wood and F 9 +n Suva:.
PARTICULAR attention paid to our Retail Trade.
tictitlemen can rely upon getung them Hats and
Caps from our mm 0,11011.111 of the ant INIATCII,2I and
womtsimnimr, of the Larson smuts, and nt the hum Or
Moms.
Country Merchants, purchasing by wholesale, are
respeetfullSt invited to tall and examine our Stock, as
we can say with confidence that as regards QUALITY
and rates, it will not suder in a comparison with any
house ut Philadelphia. feblT
At HATS, CAPS AND MUFFS—Theft
subscriber Is nowrot-coring from the
eny of New York, • choice usortment
of Hats, Caps and Muffs, latest fashlonAtn great varie
ty and very cheap, wholesale and retail.
JAMES WILSON,
novl3
..., ,
Si:didleld at, Vd door .out of 4th
4
Fan Pooh.lons for 1848.
BIoCOILD 4 Co.,
11.s.rx .'roan & vutoo 44
_.. . . .
n ' - •
ILL, Introduce on Saturday, Ligust 2503,
- V
Fell style of Hat., just received from New York,
Those in want of a neat and healthful hat, are invited
lo call at their store, corner of Fifth and Wood streets.
sugl4
STRAW GOODS
t „ DEALERS are invited m examine It H.
PA L3IER'S stock of Strata Goods, of the
n pan of
'I 7I;I , IVVPI; I 7:;:n i Ce Braid; English Dun
stable do; American do do; China Pearl do; Coburg Jo:
Rutland dm French Lace; Fancy Gimp, /cc. As.
HATS—Leghorn, Palm Leaf, Panama, Finney Straw
do Braid; Rutland Braid, Pedal do.
Also, Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, Ac Sinker Bon
net Warehouse 03 market in. mantle
TO WHOLESALE GROCERS.
MHE undereigneel aro prepared to Ml order. (or on
quantity of - Cypress hlolasues Barrel.. of a sneer ,
or quality, deliverable to order at any time, by gg
us • iew days notice, at our Wharf Boat IN'e thins
we nun make it the intefe.t of those merchants who
buy largely on thejoiut, as they can order their bar
eels shipped to any plantauon they may desire, which
shall be attended to without extra charge.
WATTS, GIVEN tr.. Co
Padneah, Ky., Oct. 23, Ifi42,3in•
STEEL WORKS AND SPRING
I PITTSBURGH
MIMI==
Wac /OXEN /01121 1. QlllOO..
JONES at la MOO.
A.NUFACTIMERS of .prong alld blister steel,
plough steel, steel plough wings, coach and clip
.l:,!femtge., itarmaered iron .les, and dealers in mal
-Iwisllngs., Bre ensise lamp and coach trimmings
rensnilly, corner of Ron and Front Its., Pittablkil
Pa g liscp3s
DRY VARIFFY GOOD.
SPLENDID STOCK OF PALL. GOODS•
Wholesale and Retail.
A. A. & cu., prrrsoußau, PA.,
HAVE recetved more than one thousand Cases and
Packages of Foreign and Domestic Good., mat
ting one of the moat extensive assortments in the eoun•
try. embracing the latest, richest and moat fashionable
style. of Imported and American Goods, purchased in
entire packages from the importer. otuumfactuners and
large Auction sales, by one of the firm tesidiug in New
York, who is constantly sending us the newest and
most (leviable goods m the Eastern markets, which
will be offered as low so at any establishment to the
United States, and lower than could possibly be offer
ed by any Honse in the waL We e 1112.1111.112 the fol-
lowing articles—
DRESS SILKS-6 cases rich changeable, Sniped ;
plant and brocade tiro de taric, Gro de Conlin, Oro de
Swine, tiro de Algiers, Glacier, black Gm de Rhine,
Takata.boo Soo., Florence of all colors, de. Ac. Al
m,ilk Velvet of all colors, a very large stock.
31 CASES DRESS GOODS, vts: cases extra slob
main sniped Cuba:ere; do do do pruned dodo; do small
figured Ynglish do Leine; do Clenence Plaids, striped
Orientals, ke. Also. 50 ease. Ap..ee.;_so GAS. nets
striped and plain Lyonese, 64 arum Plaid and S il k
Twill; 6-t cashmeres and Grandilla Plods.
FRENCH AIERINOS—A full assorusent of black.
mode, scarlet. Moroon, Nasanne, blue, purple and oth
er colors, of the best manufacture.
awoBFL. WLS—Comprising the moat extensive as:
Bailment ever offered in this city, embracing long and
square Cubmete and Tartan plaid Shawls, Mande,
Brunswick, Manna, Jenny Lind, Lamartine, and oth
er Shawls.
EMBROIDFMPS, LACE GOODS, GLOVES, kn: —
Lace caps, collars, calls, standmg collars, cliemisesta.
Also, linen cambric and lawn Hdkfs, Laces and Edg
ings, Belt Ribbons, Hosiery of all kinds, Glovesdo.
GIMPS, FRINGES,' CORDS, BRAIDS, do.—A hill
assortment of the most fashionable styles.
LINEN AND HOUSE KEEPING ROODS--Cars of
Irish Linen, best manufacture, Linen Sheetinp and
pillow ease Linens, Table Damask and Diaper, Satin
Damuk Table cloths and Napkins, kinekaback, Rus
sia, and Bird's Lye Diaper. FCannels—over HOW ps of
every variety. Bleached and Brown 'fffaslins—more
than 15,um fie °fall the well known snakes
RIBBONS—More than MO canons entirely new fall
and winter Ribbons, very choice aty lea
French Cloths, Cusnueres and Doeskins, in great
variety; Vesungs, Scarfs, cravats and
White Goods of every descriptions, together with ev
ery article usually found in a dry goods stele:
Ike following is an invoice of 67 cases goods lust
received, with the prices annexed:
10 bales of rod and white Flannels, all wool, fur 16e
7 cases blue and onuge ts , 8
10 do Cancom, 33 yard. roe 100
le do fast colored ?runs,
17 do [Reached Muslim, 44
4 do Moos de Luta, 12
7 do real Scotch Gingham, 12
Also, 50 baks 4-4 Bros•xt llualio
MI of sytlicla, Os sr - with Not
of which, in conneelioi a above m.._
tinned, will be offered at less prices than ran be afford
ed by any otner establishment in Wm city. The UNE
PRICE SYSTEM, which insure. justice and helmets
to all, will be strictly obverted. Any article purchas
ed at this establishment found to be above the general
market pnce, a consequent reduction will moat willing
ly be made. upon the exrcimistances being made known
to the Proprietors, it being their desire that all gwads
shall be .old on fair and honorable terms. All pentons
are respecuully istutted to examine our assortment
without feeling the leant obligation to purchase.
nevi
DASD—November Bah, 1848.
MURPHY, northeast comer eth sod Mar-
Wket streets. Pumburgh, has now completed the
opening of a second large supply of Dry Goods for the
season, and eaa offer to buyers an assortment to select
from, rarely to be found at this &deemed part of the
.ason. Particular attention is ar.ked to his large stock
of
BROADCLOTHS.
French, Enghsh and American, of all desirable co.
lora, suitable lor dress roe. and closkat also, Cum
mere.. • large assortment. including wool dye and
French black; Doeskin, dark mizu Panay do, from the
low price of 64 eta Cell wool) up to the fittest guallue•
and newest spies. Besides a large stock of Satinertz,
common and fine, Undershirts and Drawers, Gloves,
kr.
LA DIES DRESS GOODS. in all their variety.
Country Merchants and Merchant Tailors are Ord.
led to examine his stock, iu Wholesale Rooms, second
story. nova
Fall Dry Goods.
Sho.eklett & White.
io. Sal Woos Skarn,
NVITt. the entien of Western Merchants to the
j. large and fresh stock of
. . .
FALL AND WENTER DRY GOODS.
which they are note resolving direct froth the Eastern
Muni - usurers and Importers, and which they will sell
it Eastern folditng prices.
Having every facility for the purchase of good. to
the twat advantage, and the lowest possible prices, they
confidently /erne Merthants to examine the quint.
and prices of their goodtqfcelmg satisfied they can com
pete favorably with any market either East or West.
nflict: stock will comprwe a fell usonment of all
goods weeny kept in Dry Good. House., audwill be
d
on atantly ices:ig additions of all be new and desi
rable styles of goods of domestic or foreign maulao
sure, and
,will only require an examination to be ap
preciated. sepl4
To Conma!try Merohoaata.
SlllTh 3 JOIINSON„ 46 Market ow., would invite
the attention of Country Merchants to theirstock
of New Fall Goods, purchased for cult, of the New
York importing and auction houses, and will he sold at
mutest Jobbing priers. The stook compries a greet
variety of Dress Goods, chameleon and block Stlka,
silk and cotton warp Alpacas, real Alpaca Limtres.
fancy chameleon and ;Mud do; saga • riped Orientals;
French and Vingfish hlennoe.. Monsen]] de Lain and
Ca...nteres, square and long Shawls, Gloves and Bo
wery, Bonnet Ribbons from 75 cents a piece up; bonnet
Silks, Artificial Flowers, Linen cambric Hdkfs; in
cartons Thread Laces and tog Inge; 15 cartons cotton
do; Combs, Buttons, Thread, Needles, Pin., 51. C., In
everr variety Wholesale Rom]. Yd door. serri_
EitttONAFILE DRY GOODS. AT NV RhtUßPlii'S
hlstranne Blue, sod Cherry Silk Velvets;
do do Cotton do
ell colors.
FREN C it MERlNOS—Scarlet, Charry, Strawberry
and other colors.
I'ANAIETTO:L—Marartne blue, drab. maroon. g
het. d other colors. •
kumatn=
B.ack R:bbons. for trimmings.
And a very urge stock of other near and desirable
goods. Buyers please call aed Pew phew, f.`4
I.: corner 41A and Nlarket
lole at wholesale. 14; stairs.
Q....TINE:TS AND JEANS--W R Murphy has now
0 oprn a large supply of Plan, illack Soon., ea r tin
stnpe dn. 'sun burred do. plain bloe do, benstblu green
do. cadet wiled do. gold wised do, (Word mused den
and cadet and gold oozed Jew., at low price., by the
recce or yard. A'holesnle Room. op awes. odd&
ICH lan —A DAR.Zis.;O4 (G OOD.i, per
'Crfar%Tre'Z'Z'l
open thw tnonfing, }ltch Dress 000th, compristng the
foltowtug sty le• vic Roan plald Itletinoa, a new ant
e), wad the nebest goods Imported thta reaturn; all
wore Mauls, htgo colors and choice styles; all wool
Cashmeres and Moos de Lain.; fine Coburg sad Dyo
ileac Cliche, of any desen ta
hable shade and color. San
anped Cashmere. tn giro variety.
nove
French Merinos! French Merinos!
' R NIG KYR)* has opened ‘•11.11•1 • (en days a
V V e large assortment of superior French Marmot,
comprising different shares of Maroon, Garnet. Straw.
berry, Rearlei, Cherry. Drab, Ligtt Bloc, Brown ' Awl
Nlaturine Blue: also various qualities of black. Also,
' " .
,
PA RItIETTOS AND I.VoN KBE CLOTHS,
of all the leading colon, tneluSing a lew piece. of very
sup black
BEenor
LTlN4S—Marartne Blue, Oreen, Brown, Ire.
.
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PLAIN CASHMERE.-11.1aroan, Ounet , BMW.,
Drab, Black fr.e
ERHIDERED CASHMERES—PIain and printed
Mou• de Lams. pnnted Cashmerea:Latroirtine Stripes.
a neve aruele fur ladles dresses, Satin striped Alpaca..
noel
HEW GOODS,
A T DIGBY'S, 130 Lwerty meet. comprisiog French
(1,. Cloths, Cammeres and Yes,lnga, of the newest
and mo.l iaahionabloaty le• imported.
Also a large guaritity of Rough and Ready Blankets
and Cingungs, peculiarly adapted to the times and the
t)n hand. the largest, hem manufactured and most
funosiable stock of ready made Clothing in this city.
All orders in the Tailoring line executed in the most
fashionable and du able manner. novl4
I) R tr 6 ave ß re C cei ' vesl b rn ol th ce k sinc ." lt hn or.7 n /re! ' s 31"k x ' c l on a lt
xi.ting in pan of rich O rient bilks, black do, satin
striped Cashmeres and Orientals, plant Chameleon and
plain Alpaca. wain striped dot silk Warp and real Al.
pun Inst res. Pri nted Muslin do Leine and Cashmeres,
French and English ?Renner, real SOotch Ginghams
nom 11l cm up to the finest quality; Calico from 4 cm
to Irk. rich E kluslin Rotes for evening dresses,
kr. to welch they would particularly invite the auto.
lion of purchasers octe
COTCII PLAIDS AND TAYLOR CASSIMERES
-0 W. R. urphy has now open a supply of these
good., sod invites especially the attenuon of Country
kierchnotii, to the low prices at which these and all
other kinds of winter woodens are now offered. •
litepl4
Naar Fall
SNIITH & JOHNSON, 46; Market at., have jaw re
reived by express. a splendid assortment Of fall
nlibotts, e w lea -they would portieftlarly illVit the
summon of purchasers. .ep4
13LACK AND FANCY SILKS—W R Murphy h.
cm band an assortment of suber Watered and Da
mask figured black and blue black Dress Silk., slum
amped and plaid do, also, a great vuiety of changea
ble, damask figured, and armed do—tinny alll be .old
I"sy. oceS
•
1: ID LOV Y.M.—Just received, a full assortment o
In_ ladies gentlemens, and unsses Kid Gloves, of Ba
nns • superior make. SMITH Se JOHNSON,
Dm* 40 market at
V ENING DRESSES —W R Murphy has lately re
•ed embroidered Muslin. and other styles o
goods of latest style• for Evening Dresses oenel,
FRRNCII MFRINOES—Smith d lohnsou, 46 klar
ket st, would invite the attention of buyers to thei
choice sleek of French Merinos, mmrtprintng tbo bes
shades of drab, maroone, purple, brown, scarlet, m
arum blue, and blacks. octal
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS—A A Mason &
Go, 60 Market Ri, have Just rec.& per latest 'capon ,
moons, 60 dot Long and Square Shawls, iooluding
plate Long Shawls, of the ricbeat colon and eholeest
patters.. Condonable Wool Shawl/ of every deaenp•
uoo and at uniformly low prices.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRlCW—Stern &ins,
SON, 48 Market Street, offer for tale at 25 per een
below regular pm., rice Chameleon Silks, Hamill
do. black and fancy Alpacas Mohair Lusares, Palo et.
to Clothe French Memo* of the most choice colors
French Clothe and Custmeres. nov;
To MERCHANTS, NOV 7, 1848 —W. R. Mourn
Incite, merchants to look in at his lane Hock A
GOODS net opened, is Wholesale Rooms, 28 story
north rest corner of Fourth and Market sts. Pnce
exceedingly loot. nov7
QCARCE GOODS—Makerine Ohm Parrnetum
-0 It Murphy, north cut Corner 4th and Market am,
has au assorunent of these .cares and desirable goals.
Cherry Crape and Crape Lise--Mazitrmis blue, paper
hr cold Cambric.. k r novl3
— o — e — ntleniNriirnis • t6a Cioo r .
‘1 MTH & JOHNSON, 46 Market sweat. have 4."
received a large stook of shirts, draerers,.&ollamt
swot, fancy and blush silk cravats, seas* home ,
ry, baton ktdd glove, &a. Gentlemen are Invited
to call and immune them, m they an supposed to be
cheap. sePl4
DONN . ET VELVETS AND SATINS—We ba.e/mI
let
• splendid lot of rewrite, dna d
scarlet Bonnet Velvets, an [emerits blue. cherry a nd
drab Bonnet Smut. Also. cherry colored and nine
Florence. ALEXANDER & DAY, 73 market at
noel{ N W cot of the diemond
B 1 EX PllFial.k—A M
a. A aw. Co, Co:1 Market sine,
have received, Jenny Land Fringes, nch Chum*.
Icon do, heavy black do, Jenny hind Banana Delay
mid Gimp, camber with many varied. Fancy Tri
ow in m-
n not be found i•rvr b ere.
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FBENCH EMBROIDERY, Received per Express--
A A Hawn R Co, 60 Dissect Dave adDsoider
ed Lace Capes, embrsidered ommlin do, 30 dim stotight
Collar.; 25 do muslin do, 50 do crochet do, 5 do mount
ing do Also, embroidered Dual= Curs, now pautenta.
novl4
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RLARFB META LLIC FIRE PROOF PAINT—Just
m ot, . large supply of the above ankle, for Rove.
d other purpose. We can nicommemdtbe above
Fyn.,.00( paint, for we have been cuing it for 0r..,
four years, and know it to he a goad &nick.
oetl3 Jlll PHILLIPS, No 5 wood at
C ri tlr g S ottaa ttkugre
534
kef price for cash of opo r o l b MCf .
MW n
MEDICAL.,
-I jilt *
Flit' ! F - 11 9 [ - • •
"LARDS VECIEMAIILE 13MTIEtAl.CIT
S THE ONLY REAIFIDY that can be relied on for
I
the permanent cure of Spasmodic Coutractitins, 1.-
'lmM:in of the Nerves, NE- sous or Sick Headache
Nervous Tremo, Neuralgic /remia:is, General 1:10:
Tremor,
bdity, Deheiency of Nervous and Physical kkiericy,
and all Nertous Vitorders. including the most dreadral
01.11 diseaus that ever afoot the human race—
tiPILEPTIC Frye,
Ur FMK.. Sickness, HyineHc al Fos, Cm Milsion l / 4
Spasms, be. Hart would impress it upon the mind. a
the afflicted that the Vegetable isYtrart ts the only reme
ad, ever discovered that can be relied on for the per..
=neat cure of this most dieadfol of all diseases. A.
Ile tendency to to inanity, madneu and death4the most
SKILLFUL PHYSICIANS
of Europe..wallas those of Ourrottra cannuy, hare
pronounced Epilepsy incurable. And it has bee. BO
cotutdered by many, maul this most important of all
lliticoeertes bras made by Dr. S. Hart,newt} Lin e =
years ranee, du ri ng which time n has been performing
some of the enact
Ll=l
....
upon record, and has acquired • reputation which
time alone can efface. Physicians of undoubted skill
and experience, ministers of various denominations,
as well is hundred" of our eminent entrees, all unite
in recommending the use of this witty valuable med .
nme to their patients, charge, and friends, who mad
licted, as the only remedy.
WE QUOTE THE LANGUAGE
used by thew who have been cured by the, valuable
medicine: One says, "I have suffered beyond my pow
er of description, bat I now rejoice in betug fully re
stored to health and happiness." Anothe says,
thank God I feel that lam a well man. / Lo fuel it
my duty . to proclaim It to the ends of the th,
those similarly afflicted may „find relief." another
late is an EMMEN PLA Waal and well own in
this city) says, "My son has been afflicted or years
with hptlepsy, bat is now enjoying good b alth from
the Vegetable Emmet. Its fame," says ha. 'should
end ought to be sounded to the ends of the emilt." An
other says. `Language ts entirely inadequate o express,
my unmade to Dr. Han for having been We menus,
under the blessing of God, of re:storm( rue to the enjoy.
moot of good health, after having been afflicted with
Epilepsy in its worst forms for more than tweet) three
lean. and my morning and evening oblation of praise
and thanksgiving Mall continue to emend to that God
who hes aMicice but to make me whole."
Me. J. Lindley, 1.1.5 Orchard street N. V., Gates that
'she has been subject to fits for many year ..... and has
beta restored to perfect health (after every o r means
had failed) by the we of the Vegetable Ex ex
Dr. Charles A. Drown, of Dover Russell county, Ala.
who is one ot the best phywciatis In the State, nays that
be has been much benefited by the use of the Vegeta
ble Extract, and that he unhesitatingly prescribes it In
every case of Epilepsy which comi• Mier bin knowl
edg
Lo e.
rna 0. Mayberry, Esq. formerly Pastmastey at :
Lime Mills, Crawford county, Pa, now living in Erie
conit's, ra.. Statell that for Marty years put ha has
been sorely afflicted with fit,, and he is now happy to
state that e persevering use of Dr. Hart's Vegetable
Extract, has restored him to wand health, being entire. 4
iy freed from that worst of all dhows.
Prom the o.' 4 "mM Commercial.
MIM=ZI
The following certificate less given to Mean.. T 110•
mu te Mlles, Doctor Hart's Agents for the salt of his
Vegetable Extract, for the cure of Epileptic Pits or
Falling Sickness. We am induced to give it a piece
in our editorial columns from the rut Mat is the only
known medicine that will core Ekitlepay, at the same
time believing but be one of the greatest discoveries
in medical science. Physicians and men of science of
all ages have been trying to discover a remedy for this
disease, het ell has beets in vain until the present dis•
misery of Dr. Ilan, and we would now say to Mom
afflicted with fits, despair no Longer, (or there is hope!
MESSRS. THOMAS & MILES, laSl Main street, Oa
<lnnen, Ohio, Agents for Doctor Huts Vegetable
Extract for thetcurc of Epileptic Fit., -
Gentlemen—lt is almost impossible for language to
express with what hear felt satisfaction I adds.. these
r ow hoestoyou, for the purpose of informing you of
the beneficial results that have been effected by the
u. or Eh.. Hart'. Vegetable Extrack
my , son, aged twelve years, has been severely at
!limed with Ektileptic Fit), and with sums severity that
the opinion waa, he could not be cured.
In one of ht. paroxysm. he fell and broke his arm.
I called in R. Mulford, a very ex.-client phylicinsa,
who m-set it. He informed me that my son'. Nervous
System was Very Mach del .. .rd. sod that it would be
impounble to core him of Eptlepay, so F-pileptlo Fits
were almost Inepreble, and employing physicians In
his ease would be only throwing money away.
I called upon Dr. Pah.; he infonn-d me that the
disease, had assumed a chronic form, and it would mks
a long tune to cure him if he could be cured et all.
He became worse and worse,and I began to think
there was no cure for him,' maul I saw the advertise.
. . .
meal of Dr. Hart. Vegetable Extract in one of our cap
pape yor rs, with ceruficates from perm. who had been
wilicted for ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty, and even Conk
and restored to i•alth by the um of bxtract.
I rolled at you, stun, and alter convening WWI Ur.
Thomas, I nalne to the conclusion to piltehima three
dollar package It done hale or no good I thought I
would try another, from the um of which I peroond
mine lime benefit.
I then came to the conclusion m o rnpuhme a tan dol
lar box. I mind that it was of so mrn service to him
I was mdmed to purchase • second- And I am truly
thankful that d so, as by the ILO of the ten parka.
ges he hm been rest
to perfect health. • '
Should any penoti be dewrons of seeing him, and as
certaining farther particulars, I alionld be pleased to
graufy them by then ceiling on me at on residence,
math westeoruer of Fourth and Park streets, Cipeiti
lulu, Ohio. ISAAC N. PERKINS.
' '
Cinclunau, August 26th. ISHI.
THB TIME IS NOT FAR DISTANT
When thousands who are now tremblutg ttnaer the
hand of thisdreadful disease, and fearing that every
attack may prove fatal, will find permanent relief and
be restored to new life, by using this celebrated medi
cine. Over one thousand cerebrates have been en.
tarred to testiruony of the beneficial results produced
by the use alit. Han'. Vegetable Ertract.
Prepared by S. ((ART, hL D, New York.
Price, one package •
do Cone packages
do eight do •• • SO,NI
THOMAS
S. MILES. 169 Main street, Cincinnati,
Ohio, General Agents for United Suttee, Canada, and
West Indies
1, WILCOX. Jr., comer of Diamond and Market at,
Agent for Piushisgh, Pa.
Pay ft. gillbounte, Columbus, Ohio; H E Gaylord.
Cleveland: and to, sale by most of the prineigal dnigi
gists and merchants throughout the United Swat.
novl6-chkorS •
DILLEYI 111AUICAlain nrtuulOkt:
THE following from Clirefpe R. Pomeroy, Em., dia
well known proprietor o the Express, speaks for
Itself °Nile importance of the Pain 13.Yr:rector to every
parent.
Emma OMR, Albany, Sept. 1. •
Ms. Del.inr: My Dear Sir—With feelings of no or
dinary pleasure I addrem you in relation to the benefit
I have received fromyear invaluable Pain
Lately, my little danalmer, 6 year. old had a pitcher
°Moiling warm turned into her bosom; her terrines
were dreadful, no that a crowd instantly gathered be
tore the house to ream the cause o. the ter ibe screams.
I tore her clothes asunder, and won sp.oad on your
salve, and she was cerrion and laid upon a bed. She
qt. loon relic. ed from net pains, and says "Ma, I feel
as tf I could laughru and .111.• soon in tweet ale en. She
%ens scalded to a blister from the top of her shoulder
over more than half her chest, and mond ender the
army On the shoulder and lireust it was very doe
yet from the first hoer, o ha complained only when U.
was dressed. The sore herded rapidly, and there is no
contra...inn of the muscles..
With &any wishes, my dear sir, for your Enemies in
the sale friths mighty article,
I am yours, with respect,
OEO. E. POMEROY
THE TEST and NO MISTAKE'
The genuine Danny, ever produce the iame
relief, and sonatina, cooling effect, in the
at.reet ease. of Bur* Menlda, Piles, &o.
The Counterfeit. no atter nods r what name they
llp nppear--alarays irritate, and lama's Lae paint
TO THE PUBLIC!
- - - - - -•
I, Edward P. Holmes, of Chatham. Itlelvin Bridge,
Columbia county, N. Y, have beets efflicted with rbeo
mansm m my bream, fet t, and all over my body, for
an years, so that I could not stand, and urn cared by
three appbcatistms ad Defiers aagical Pain Extrema,
EDWARD . P. HOLbIE&
Mr Holler Sir—l eat my finger with ieopper null,
the ppisoncrunature of winds caused my um to swell
considerably, with constant shooting pains op to the
shoulder. A large swell.eg taking idace at the *Mi
mi., with increasing pain, I became (earful orthe Loek•
taw. In this extremity year Pain Extractor was re.;
commound tome, and which I was prevailed mien to
try. The consequence was that it afforded me almost
manta relief, and' in three dayel wet eompletely co
red. JOSEPH HARRISON, New Tort,.
comer Broome and Sullivan au, Sept lB.B.
NOTICE—H. Daum is the inventor of this itmln.
able remedy and never hat and never will communi
cate to any living m. the secret erns combination!
ffMAMEZ;M=I
P 10 1 ,111150 1 .13 DZIKII.-415 Broadway, New Valk
=Chew :lot meet, Pala.
JOHN D. MORGAN, General Depo4 Dr. WM:
THORN, Agents for Pittsburgh.
nalky's Attuned Galw.sts Crirs4/1,
Cures tumors, sparin, quitter, grease, poll•enriL,
sores, galls, and bruises. Pamphlets, containing car•
tificates of respectable pardes, may be had on applies,
ton Ui JOHN D MORGAN .
novLs dlyis Agent. Pinsbarit.
lIEDCAL & - •
N0..65, DiAAKIND ALLEY, a
few aeon below Wood Meet,: to;
'5,;,77. regularly educated to the medics
; • : i• • profesonn and been for wino time
in general practice, now
el • , • . ' his amnion to the treatment . el
. .
• . those private and delicate easel
' -gal= for which hi, oppornnides
and experience peculiarly goal&
• . . - se• . it years aseldooualy devoted
to study & treatment of thoseremplaintaiduring whisk
time he has had more practice and has tuned MID pa.
hems than can ever fall to the lot of any private mew
Witmer) amply qualifies him to offer assurances of
speedy, permarietd, end maisfactory can to all stunned
with &heat° diseases, and all diense, arising there]
from.
Dr. Brown would Milano those afilleted with private
diseases which have become chronic by thin or ail
graveled by the use of any of the eimmum menu= of
the day, that their complaint,' can be radically and thor
oughly cured; he having given his named attention to
the crewman attach emu, and succeeded In handneds
of instances in caring persons of indunmation of the
neck of the bladder, and kindred diseases which often
resell from those cases where others have conaigned
them to bap.. despair. Ho particularly Mites orb
as have been long and unsucesedally trearmi by aM.re
to eonsult him, when every malefaction will be given
them, mid their ease treated in a careibl, thorough ud
intelligent manner penned out by ► long experima..
randy, arldchp thrmfb . leforline e
o erged tend . practice f m "ty r e
•;„ ug"Herni& or RapmraDr. Brown
ho invitee' per:
was &filleted with Hernia to eel; in he has paid panne.;
War anemia , to this disease.
ski. diseases; MeePP %Paint etas *Fear maul
cams. my low.
niAl—Patuutts of mit oax living at a distanar,l7
..tins their disease in writing ;wing all the ryeml
brar. medicinee w dareetioas On utaiby
Was T. BRAWN, hL D, ith
post FAA and eacio...
Diamond d Ifflar, oppnite the overly
H° Frusensuse..--Dr.Drown'e newly discovered mare.
dy for Rheumatism la a speedy and certain remedy. for
1161171 ! 'f li im Eh t ite li Ce r"" mmitln "Ws. g Beanie, Ect. ed; &-
mond Ptuehorgh, Pa. The Datum is atoriyi a t
hone.
derlit
0:r - NO O=l, tto pay
1.3 d PA/011.13TOCK'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILL&—
.1) Tan Cathartic compound combo= ereallnem of
balk with efficiency and etiorparadn tenements( mu ,
min action, and having ■ peering/ tendency-me the
binary organs, Is Lemma:Ley valuable in this coantry,
to which fever. SW other complaints summe d
with congestion of the ther, so much ahem& - They
have now stood the manor 20 years, and allarlee
has proved them to be k dare and rideable m
Intermittent, Reminent ea /Mous Fenn Jim 'ea,
Bilious colic, Indigestion, Doom TrYseutert ßdfons
Vomiting., colds, and all comp Mints °ten MILIVIAILIO•
ry chanson . . The complete and manna! satiifite
non which bra been given by these plirs to allierbo
beee tthed them, render. the pabliabinrof the numer
ous certificates in their favor unimenearY. T 0 pre
nut coonterftinag thereto WV pot op 10:11 . 2111
(rankle wrepper.
Print 23 cents fors - tem costuming 30 P3l.' ''
Prepared sad sold GYB ♦ raiiNierciiiiab24
corner lit and wood, athkall9,neMr "tikagemo
strati. 1019
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