The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, December 15, 1848, Image 3

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FOREIGN NEWS
'ARtiIIULL. OP TIM lIITEkESUIP
CANADA
DATIMATER piton EI7HOPE
Triable, On the Cleattbsent IskoreasJlng
.psosaiEwnAL QUESTION STILL AGITA%
TING FRANCE.
CHOLERA ON THE INCREASE IN ENG-
LAND AND SCOTLAND.
Emu TRIALS PROGIESSING
CV/TON FIRM-UPWARD TENDENCY
CORN AND ARM DROOPING
PROVISIONS WFRP ON THE ADVANCE.
Nam You, Dec. 14, 1848.
The now Ocean Steamer, Canada, arrived this
Amaning, bringing seven days' Intel intelligence
• ppm all pins of Europe. Her news, es it wan ox.
pseud to be, is Very important.
She' Sailed from Liverpool on the 25th uhimo
I IWO makes her trip 19 day. The cee.a. ves
built by the Cunard Line, and was expected to
. haSsimade the trip in less time than either of the
other ateemera Her speed has not come op to
the old steamers.
MIECELIjaEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
The aews'ipite:" the Continent rather indicates
the • beginning, 4 6teed of the termination of the
issrfal scenes which have agitated it for 'the last
ten months. The great struggle between Moe•
tatty and Democracy in Austria and Plantain it re
belated will have to be settled by the sword.
ViClOllll and Berlin look ripe for renewed efforts
to ieciee'Repuhlican Conantutions and to restrain
monareldeal will. The 'Kings of each country are
canmentrating all their military forces, ind the
Prince of ?nutria avow* that if the throne ails, it
aunt fill with honor.
There is a slumbering insurreetioaary feeliug
which the most tuvial accident may awaken, ang
whien once--more %roused, may revolutionize all
Germany. although rwful and bloody maybe the
raszth.
The affairs In France am unchanged since the
, batirrivaL The Presideatial subject still being
th;aapehing topic. Lamsnine is announced as
• ettsluiaLla
114 now km months since the announcement of
ealjiian; Franclan mediation in the affairs of
andibeireiclentasy stage has just been iv:abed,
anditnasels has been selected as the seat of dip.
kenstineonfetence. The whole arrangement, hom
e/ere,
Tito L : ttch fonds on Thursday rose, in =se.
jiiteitoe of reports that the election of. Cavaignac
isitistiOnely retain, because two million votes
eiould.notbe obtained by any single candidate.—
Geriona upprehenskon, however, soil precedent
that the French Government would be unable to
tui!otilioinagesnews at the commencement tithe
year.
was apprehended that a Rod Republican and
"fie • insurrection would be raised. The sub.
-j ut , te. the ;:due insurrections hes once moro
w y agitated National-Assembly.
Another co inpiricy .as been detected in Poo.
Wind, which wan immedia . a l 9 auPPreweri, and the
{stars arrested.
• ITALY.
An insurrectionary movement ku.'s been 'been"
end among the Pontifical troops.
AUSTRIA
Mesaenhauser, the late Governor of Vienon, has
been shot ha consequence of his treachery in I: 4 rillti
on the Imperial troops alter a truce had bean de.
clued
Al Barila. n aria pigs continues t be main.
tained. The people reluctantly amender their
arm, and although le gate of passive resistance
still continued, there had been no blood shed.
The Assembly had often been dispersed by
Wrasigel, and had as often declined nself perma.
:lent. One of the: acts of the Assembly has been
to pima decree in which they declare that the
I3ditaNiottsktatiata is entirely IllegaL Their object
in thisukechtration is evidently to stimulate the
piliirillOtitO*te in the insurrection.
Breslinattriba number of other towns are in a
state of nerfeaievolt.
Wntlelstisaddy *Wows his purpose. In-the
tneentlme dem:tenons have gone to Potsdam, im.
plant:litho King to retrace his steps in duly:dying
the itranderdang hlrunstrynnd heartily inviting him
wnhavery asanance of loyalty and dernmon, to
thrtior himself into the arms tithe radicals. Some
think he will dissolve the dasernhly and grant a
liberelconnitation on the model of the Belgian.
Dusseldorf was declared to be in a state of
eeige, on the 22d, and the civic guards were or
dered to IfiIIJUIXI themselves in the presence of the
king's troops., which entirely filled the Krm.
ENGLAND.
The periodical exhibits of tha Bonk of England
show a considerable increase of bullion, tiotwith.
sanding the large continental shipments. Money
continues to be abundant
Isini Melbourne [the hou Prime Minister after
the passing of the celebrated reform bin, and who
in the year 1837 became more notorious for an
aDeged intrigue with Mrs. Norton, than for his
pol]ical measures] is now said to be in a dying
gate
The Cholera Mill continua on the increarsec but
it is molt worm in Scotland Mut in England.
: )
The writs a error red out in the eases a the
eoevicted Irish Patti ts, mere under discussion
in the ease of Martin, the errors mere ell over.
Meth O'Brien'. cue is still propels/sing. The
join the cue of C'Dougherty have memorial.
bed the Sestelut of State iv a commutation of
the esatenee of transportation, to that of imprison.
teen
INTELLIGENCE. •
Lrvicapoac, Nov. ZS, ISM
Corrue....o . glen was In good demand through.
oat the put week, and for current qualities, say
from 31 to 31d, which is an advance of Id per lb.
On Mr last week's gootatkma Other climes de.
nand fall ans. In Bra4and Sant a large bai l.
JIM has bean done at fall prices .. tian
Sales of the week amount to 4 6,540
tail tu t n tday's business is estimated at 6000
Sales The commiumesgumations to-day for fair
cotton are u Boweld 31d, Mobile 24d,
New orleans Old per lb.
Catts—ln 'consequence of large accumulations
or door this morning the corn trade is excessively
Wheat..—There are but few transactions,
aid notwithstanding the large applies, prices are
wdl tosintahrod. The price of earn and corn meal
is steady.
Rica... Carolina rice is veiling at 16a. 6d to 21x.
Paostatoms—Beef la much wanted at the last
sufsenee. For fine new Pork there is anxious
enquiry. Old Bacon is dull; new, jug lauded
seemed 53a per barrel, which is a declina Lard
—the 'cnspriry good, chiefly for chandler'. parposes.
Cheer rhos receded from 2 to 3 shillings
5 10 cis,--LontkesConscds are worth b7l to 871,
Bank stook 1871 to 1891.
CANCHIM.
ilhksimunox, Dec. 14, 1848.
Hansa,—Aller prayer, and the journal being
read and adopted, Mr. Wallace of south Carolina
arose and anscronced the death of his colleague,
CaL Wallace. He passed a eulogy upon the
-character of the deceased. The customary rear•
idiom were then adopted by the House, and then
adjoined over till So-morrow.
Senate.--After the usual opening and prayer ,
The Hon. Daniel Webster, Senator from Amschel.
acne, appeared and took lus seat.
major was then adopted, that when the
Stade .adjounis it will adjourn until Monday
Agreeably to notice, Mr. Cameron asked and
attained leave to bring in a bill, which was read
dm Ann and second time, by unasimous coaaeat,
lid seksred to a Select committee.
Mr. Benton, Erma the Commince on Military
PtlEalsr,.ceported a hill authorizing the Govern•
tarot toCtitWact for carrying military stores across
the Weans of Panama.
Mr. Butler announced the death of Co!. Sinai,
south Carotins, is • pathetic and feeling eulogy.
The usual arsolutiou were adopted, When the
&ogle adjourned.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.
Beseinstaton, Dec. 14, IBC&
Gar. Sohnitoo has this day made the following
• appciastrimula for the City and County of Phl adel.
Pte:
Sour ttepeeter—Wm. Memo,
Bark Ina*lo—Eftrarn Ayres.
notheeioBplnet—Satimet R. Kremer.
dct do kiln
)3alted Provietothe—Dividl3radley.
. , Veithte and Meestiete—Cept.. John Stamper.
• .4tid.iite Muter—Ceps. John H. Cherry.
Poe Xyliciast—DT. 'Wm. Henry.
rLatisalOr - Dr. James B. 'Bich.
Stwatiopodent Powder Magazine—Geo. Rol-
ZIT&
, s Piker of the Orphans' Court—Jacob Broome.
- -added by
The slam telesiciii have been unael....
44 1341111 neon. An . reliable quainions can
commEamAL -`,Hgeoßil. PORT . OF PITTSBURGH.
r 8 till -- kut I
MEM BKII. I rises. I T
set&
9 Sail:n.6l, ---- 7
71
10 Sunday, 7 20
11 Monday, 7 91
12 Tnesday, 7:21
13 Wednesday, 721
14 Tharaday, 7 la
15 Friday 7 72
4 - 49 sl3
440 723
139 ex
139 941
439 10 47
♦3B 11 ES
498 morn
PITTSBIIM2I/ BOARD OF TRADE
COMMITTEE FOR DECEMBER.
W. It.__DCOVIr. %M\, W. IL
Orrice Prrramman Gazerrs.
Friday Morning, December 15, 1848.
In reviewing the transactions of the market yea.
terday, we have to make no material change in
the prices of any article. The weather continues
very pleasant, but we observe vary little activity
in any branch of trade.
FLOUR—The market a dull, and the article is
rather on the decline. Receipts were extremely
light, and limited sales only were transacted from
tint hands at 3,7503,80, and from gore in hmited
lota at 3,90 to 4,10 go bbl.
GRAIN—The market is doll, and little doing in
the way of sales. We may quote nominally at
the following rates from glom Wheat 75, Ry e 50 ,
Barley 55, Corn at 33, and oats at 300 p bu.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES—SaIes of new crop
at 41041, and of old at 5615te p Eh. We note sales
of molasses at 2561300 no in quality. Other gro.
eeries no change.
PROVISIONS—The market he bacon is doll
and we hear of no sales worthy of report. The
l i prices of bulk meat range from 21 to 3tp P Ea—
Lard is nominal, and will not bring more limn 61
to 61a
BUTTER—We notice sales of keg In mall lots
at BI to 81, and of roll in bbls at 10012 c y lb.
DRY FRUITS--Small lots of peaches have
been sold as high as $1,1801,20 p bu. In larger
lots however, 51,12 is as high a figure as can be
obtained. Apples are dull at 50260 c p
POTATOES—SaIes of good quality at $1,37 p
barreL
PIG METAL—SaIe of 70 tons Iron city, Men,
ser Co metal, at $23,75 ip ton, 6 mos.: 175 ions St
Charles 11E26, 60 days; 200 tons Lucinda h b at
VS, 6 moa
SOAP—Sales of Pittsburgh rosin at 41c Y lb
and of variegated at 1.014i11e 14
, FEATHERS--Large quantities continue 10 ar
rive by river, but they are mostly designed for
shipment east. Our market is well stocked with
the article, with regular sales in limited lots at 32
(a33c ♦ lb.
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL CONIIERCE
We have been kindly furnished by the Collector
with the following list of the principal articles of
merchandise passing earn and west on the Penn
sylvania Canal, with the tonnage attached, for the
years ending Nov. 30,1617 and 1618:
PASSING WT.
I 84S
Agl =plats, IDs 371,201
Barley, bu
Corn, 9,797
Cotton, As 1,879,429
Hemp, 483,080
°out, bn 6,603
Oil Cake, 11:ei 229,237
Seeds, 5,913
Tobacco leaf, 9,925,500
Wheat, bu 1 3,4 86
Ble, 1,106
Deer, Buffalo, and
Moose ski ns, a. 878,139
Feathers, 1181 480,721
Fors and Paltry, Ma 168,42:1
Hides, dry -79,539
Leather, 118,919
Wool, 2,936,1 33
Coffee,
China ware, 26,207
Dry Goods, .1211,290 410,735
Earthen ware, 52,723 69,484
Glassware, 375,135 225,727
G:oeeries, 4,108,086 1,978,822
Hanlware dr. Cutlery 50,163 246,887
Ashes, 144,719
Cannon, 758'991
Litre Stock, 135,191
Hogs hair, 31,675 87,715
Whiskey, galls 362,307 460,545
Goal, nun. ba --- • 61,131 4,691
Copper, in pigs, Ms 1
104,5 8913 65 4 7
537
w ings,
NB,,
doeluding', 2,220,817 250,910
do bar and sheet 542,318 546,416
Nails and spike, la 58,575 51,760
Barron, as 29,293,848 1 7,21 3,423
Beef and pork, bbls 5,376 41,223
Braun, Be ,1 , _ 820 449
747,645
. .
Cheese, 1,36,48 644,729
Floor, bbla 182,337 297,940
liiiii 8i lard oil, 18u 4,338,774 5,319,378
Tallow, 326,921 62 , 946
Bulk pork, 4,719,948
Marble, 23,582 6,000
Paper, 31,4 116,157
BAWL 303,355 260 ,018
Num:fries, 2,628,142 2451'233
CTen" 4
D cl rugs zed Medicines,
Lead, whi:e,
Buffalo robes,
Ropes sad cordage,
Window glass,
Lead, in ban and pigs, Ms
1848.
Ag'l products, Re 791,119
Alum, IN 4,800
China ware, The 3,769,656
Correa, 11,986,190
Drags & mad, 809,791
Dry goods, 25,299,444
Earthen were; 7,800
Glass ware, 17,400
Groceries, 80 10 8,89 9
ErdwareBr. cutlery 11,530,579
Liquors, &reign , gis 14,883
Punts, The 616,989
Ropes, cordage and
bagging, The 274,980
Hats sad shoes, 3,388,191
Ashes, 2 1 049,053
Barer; 44124,805
Salt, bit 140,695
Tobacco, mud, The 2,475,340
Anvils, As 208,600
Clay, german, IDs 676,951
Coal, mineral, be 16,300
Copper, The 332,537
irt 2 3, pigs 25,948,328
do castings, 211,155
do blooms and
anchonies, His 14,978,748
do bar and sheet 3,213,038
Lead, in bars & pigs 20,500
Nails and spikes, 1,063,919
Red Ochre, 23,633
Spanish whiling, 319,602
Steel, 138,000
599,281
Fish, 4,745,116
Flour, bbla 396
Boni, French, lb 213,500
Marble, the 961,990
Mill stones, Thu 9,700
Oils, (except lard)Qla 9,486
Paper, the 150,653
Tar, pitch do rosin IDs 996,416
Leather, The 583,221
Hemp, 207,100
No. of boa!' cleared in 1849, 3,701, Passengers
miles travelled, 1,884,708; Amount of toll received,
3117,229 25.
No. of lxiats cleared in 1847, 3,984, ?mongers
mile. travelled, 1,529,303; Amount of toll received
5133,953 39.
Catt.la llLLrket.
Bahunore, Dec. 11.—Catt1e--There were 1000
head of beeves offered at the wales to day, of
which 940 were sold to city butcher. and packum,
and 80 were left over.
Pricekranged from 6203,50 ce 100 IN on the
1100 C equal to 6403,75 net, and averaging 02,70
which is a amall decline.
Hogs—Tbam fen full supply of live bogs, and
prices range from 4,70air..,25.
anFA flee Bar or Terre rola YSCawns—Yellow
un healthy Teeth, attar being once or twice clean
ed with Jones , Amber Tooth Paste, have the look and
color of ivory, and at the same time!. so innocent and
fine, that its daily oth is advantageous even to those
teeth that are to a good condition, swing them a beau
tiful polish and preventing decay. Tbows decayed it
prevents from becoming wone—it clan (a.m. nob
as are becominglooss and will render the foulest
teeth delicately white, sod make the breath dahmously
weer Puce 371 fetus a hoe.
For sale by WM. JACKSON, NI Liberty street, stir
of the Bit 'Joel eepla
The Drea or morbid secrettons of bile is
we known
m.
known to cause violent disturbance of the dotes
tiee rowans, and bring on malignant and unmanagea
ble fevers, which °Ben pot an end to life. The stomach
most be cleansed of these foul secretions, and this can
aunt readily be accomplished by the use of B A Farm
esloch's Anti-Bilious Pill,which area most valuable
family cathartic. They can be wed with safety at all
On., and afford telief is a very short ume.
Prepared mod sold by B APalifito trtA it Co,
corner lot and Wood, and corner 11th and wood us.
Sag2o
l•Tea's EteereMtellf..- - We would call alLentien to
this excellent remedy for Coughs, Clads, Coustimption,
Asaa*, and all affections of the Throat and Lpitga
Haring several times within a Caw years past had once.
sins In 11•• a medieMe adult kind, we lismkby expert
mice tested Us excellent qualitiys, and are prepared to
recommend it to others. Ministers or other pnbile
speaker, aellicasal with bronchial affections will line
great hams& from its as.. i t so prepared by a *Men
ke physician, and all classes will And it a safe and eflt..
caroms aisdieine in the discuss .dir which it to e t c
eacinuandet —(Coltunb. Wino) Cross and /0111.4.
FM sale at the Pelts To. Stem, N. 70 Fourth meet.
urn
ID' Waring, by their irillatialt, augment non of cane. or aliens in the stoseseh, in wh ic h al
et, they involve thetuselees, and it is stud they feed
trai i. at . td if depneed
ated tun, tiry The =site
Pfttatnab,Pl7s admira T tdy edatted P in A ir operation:
Mae, to remove proteeung mucus, and second?), to
expel the worm s tendered helot.. and tender by be
ipg than denuded; hie a remedy in 'mu every eon
fibettce eau Int ,placed; and that tt. has answered the
PFL"Muniikeittelfest from the hendreds of condo:ewes
Oven its favor. ;AS
LaoisMcLane, Bennett, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.,
Michigan No 2, Gilson, Beaver.
Lake Ene, Sholes. Beaver.
Lashel, Beaver.
Clipper No. 2, Crooks, Cin.
Messenger, Reno, Cincinnati.
Friendship Davis, Ctn.
Beaver, Clark, Wellsville.
New England, McClure, I :in.
R. Wi g hl man , —,Chrisler's Landing
DEPARTED.
Louis McLane Bennett, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Michigan No., 2, Gilson, Beaver.
Caroltne,Lasbel, Beaver.
Arrow, Gordon, Brownsville.
Arrowline, Morrie, Brownsville.
Brilliant, Crace, Cin.
Telegraph, No 2, Mason, Louisville.
Caledonia, Cincinnati.
Beaver, Clark, Wellsville.
At dusk last evening, tberewere 9 feet 0 inches
water in the channel, by pier Dark, and falling.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
C.nciark.o Packe!.•,lo A. M
Brownsville Pockets, 8 A. M., and 4 P M
New Orleans Saranak.
Mt. Vernon.
St. Louis New England.
Ctne:onati ',needslup.
Hail Columbia.
Columbian.
IMPORTH BY RIVER
eine-mm.l.'l-I'N Clipper No 2-4 refrigemiors.
C Bidwell; 45 sks WOoi, Bdo W Ilarbaugh, 37
sks bran, W Palmer, 100 bids flour, Bagsley &
Smith; 33 sks 2 001 s I keg sundries. Burbridge,
Wilson & ro; 5 bids 15 kgs :ard, Friend, !they &
Co.
1174edusg—Per 3 Nelson-54 bbls flour, 3 kgs
lord, Orval Sr McGrew, 149 ales barley, Brown i!e.
Culbertson, 139 do do Wood St Hughes.; 3 bis yarn
and 4 •ke rags,' Dairen; 2 bbl. lard, 2 eke kerbs's
S bogs, I box brushes, I hhd sugar, 4 bbl. molasses
Armetrtmg dr, Crozar; IS bbls dour, S Hall, 644 pa.
bulk pork, D A Greer; I box mdse, 1. Locums, 12
bbl. dour, A Henderson; 32 hxs bacon, Geo B
tenberger.
Sr Louis—Per New England—a) hhds bacon ,
Drum Sc McGrew; 911 pip lead, Friend, }they
co; I box mdse, H Graff,' Mils pork, Forsyth dr.
Lhincan; 2 chests I box mdse, Clark St Thaw; 2
boilers, I cylender, I crank, Pitman's pmes, Ste,
(remains of the wreck of the steamer Gondolier)
Geo R Massey.
RATES OF DISCOUNT
RATES OF DISCOUNT—I*HLHEIJI . EL Bf
N. HOW/aka ar. BONS,
Exchange Brokers, Ao. 55 Market street, near Ito at
Peukany.lvokala•
Hank ofrittaburgh • --•F
.State Irk Se Brusehes • •
Exchange Bank Oar 3 - n romp • • • • • "
Merck. dr. Man. Bank -9ari
Bks.otrhiladelphm• • • •ParlEgehange a. or V..
Girard Bank ... •• • •Par:Farmers Bk. of Va• -- •
Bank of Germantown •parlik. of the Valley,— "
" Chester County• • •par,Bk. of Virginia ..... • "
" Delaware Co.. . •parlld. /a M. Bk., Wheeling
Montgomery 01.• •parl do Moraakiown• • •
" Northomberluid • • pariN. W. liana 11•--- •
Colombia Bridge Co.- • pal , do lVellabarg • I
Doylestown honk par , do Parkersburg.—
Farmers` Bk. Readiug • par T•stiouire.
Farriers' Bk Hoek. Cu. pat Far . of Tennessee... • • •
Farmers krk Lane a• r • pat Far & Merehls Bk • —• "
Lancaster Co. Bk ;• • • par Pl.ners' •-• .• • •
Lancaster Bk par Caren Bk.
LI. Stater Bank —• Missouri .
Brownsellie Ba. par , Hum Blot MILIIO.II.
Waghlogton Bk. • . •-• ;}; North Carolina.
Getcrabargb Bk • I Bk of Cape Fear. •
Chamimrstrors • • •—• • • " Ilk Newuer ; I
Hoadoehruina Cu. Bk 3 '.State Bank • • •.• • • • k
Lehigh Co Bahl, —; South Caroilna.
Lewistown • . .•- • • !Camden Bk ...... •• • •
714 0 16
2,750
108,778
1,056,150
7,204.110
19.396
10.404
11,778.059
5,713
- •
Middletown 1 'Bk of Chulearnt •• • • • I
Carlisle • • •• • • • 'Hoserast,al 8y.....•
Erie Bk. 30035 Bk. of Georretuara• -• • V
Furness' and er.' ißk.of liatabarg• •• • • •
Bank, Waynesburg • • :Merchants Bk - • 2
ii2n22bunc ",Planless Bk
Honesdale •-••-- • I :Bk. of Hoorn Carolina •• V
Lelianzin par' Maryland.
Pottsville ----• • • -••• • "'Baltimore .....
510,072
523 975
203,925
397,631
146,016
4,254 9415.
5.237
West Branch B. •• •- . I ■hany I
Nnw, •• • Fat Bk of Maryland
M M Bk. Plus" Fl/00(11 . k. Meehanma
City /1. Contity —I Bk. Frrilerick •• • • • "
Ohio. Freilettek Ilk.•—. "
State Bk • nui Anebet I Ilaßenwwo Bk ••• - • "
Mount Pleazant • Bk • • - • --
Steubenville.• " Nititpaco Bk
Wastu
C2==l
Marta. • -- • • —• • • :Bt. of Wesuoinster
Nes , Ltabon• • ur,', Bilohlgan.
Ct.. moat, !Saute Elk of St. Cita ..... —.—
Columbus do • •• of Myeritfusen• -...
Ctteletrtlte•—• • •• " : • ) . fichlrtl . 5 IT,.
t,. W me la sin Terri Vy
701tilananrela.C.51111w'e 3
MmJloo —.--. 1 Canada.,
li. .1 rrl7J
Waver.. Reuer.e.• " •Fmgle, old • •• • .. 10 60
Franklnt Ere Columba.. ue or .. . 10 00
Ctameema. .Doubloons, Spanutt II 00
Sovereigns 4 E 3
Lancaster .••••----10 Thuneas ..... S On
Hamilton•—•••• ..... 13 .F . redenekad'ata--• •97 BO
tit-aortae SO Tan Thalers• •• 710
Parker, Bk canon --SD Ten Gasidera •• • - 7w
Urbana —• W Icand'on• • • • 4 $0
Kentucky. Exchange.
Bk of Kentucky •• • • • INel. Tort en.
Bic( Lannaville Phdadelptca • . • •—• 4 pra.
Norecrn Bk. Keeto'lrt• " 'galena , . • ---••
Kew York—City Back', par. Intenor Wk.— I
9,925
14,673
9,142
478,884
27,809
177.521
188,078
11•TEW BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS, Ir.—Elements of
IN Plane and Spherical Tngonoinetry. with their sp
pheations to Menmratton, Surveying and Navigation
Bp Elite Loomis, A M.
klersopkon't Memorabilia of Socrates, with Engliab
note., anneal and explanatory, Late of Socrates, tr.
By C. &tame, L. L. D
M'Clintoek k Crooks' Firm Book an Greek, contain
ing a Tull view of the Mime of words, with Vocabola..
ries and mmions exercises. oic.
Salkeld's First Book to Spoolah: Or, a practical at
tro4oruon to the study of the Spanish Lanyikee.
Book Keeping by single and double entry. Procn
e...llv admote , l to the inland and marmeis commerce of
the 17.i,ea Flee. By P. Duff..
18,478
5,046,218
9,917,605
759 207
23,201 074
8,400
69,533
7,533,425
14 501,693
080
332,293
A History of France. from the conquest of Gaul by
Arhus Cmur, the Tema of Louis Philippe By Sirs
Markham. Revised, improved andenlarged, by Jaws,
Abbott; map and engravings. For sale by
R. HOPKINS,
dii•l2 Apollo !Wilding. 4th at
172,700
; 2,69081
230,300
695,415
137,240
1,613,876
227,773
653.920
52570
376,266
21,979,353
124,662
Pennsylvania Hall Hood Company.
1 1 ,,T . °Tier. ahereby given that the Seventh Instalment
111 of live Dollars per share nn the Capital Stook of
this Company. to requited to be paid on or before the
tat day of January next; the eighth instalment of hoe
Dollars per share, on or before the :Id day of March
next the ninth mstalment of Five Dollars per share
on or before the let day of May nest, and the tenth in
stalment of Frve Dollars per chore, on or before the let
day of July next, it the office, No. 70 Walnut street.
Philadelphia.
Payments will be received of one or more inatalt
meets, or the stock may he paid in full, at the option of
the Stockholders, and interest Intl be allowed from the
date of payment.
instalment. eel paid puncteally, will he aubject
the penalty clone per cent per month, as required by
GEORGE V. BACON, Treasurer.
N. B —lAwilments will be recetved by W. H. Dillr37,
at the Horehente and Manufacturers' Bank Pitts.
burgh. decll
14,942,330
4,397,268
14,735
1,896,711
9,734
572,901
169,500
1,096,580
5,97'7,891
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THE subscriber, in offering for rule a handsome lot
of Nunn. & Clark's, ififew York,) and Chicker
inff. lßuenui,) Pianos, would direct attention to the
fact that his is the only place in Ms West where the
instruments of these twit makers can be teed side by
side, and where, cionsequendy, acorns' idea of their
qualities eau be formed. The sabmrlber being anxious
to test their relative menu, and having for • number of
years performed upon the Pianos of Noma & Clerk.
has laden into use Mt the last twelve months, a Chink.
mug Piano, in order to try its durability and fitness
as an accompanyment to the come. This Piano may
now he seen and examined Si his trams He feel.
confidant of his ability to glee a competent and relia
ble opinion on the subject.
A handsome lot of new Pianos will beopened in a
few Onus. H. KLEBEII,
deep At J W Woodwell's
PATENT SOLAR LARD LAMES—An emensiva
usortment of Cornett. t Cots celebrated inane.
facture, and superior to all others in ow; adapted to
churches, steamaia, factories, dwellings, public and
private, halls, and to all other uses where • cheap, safe
and brilliant Itglat is desirable. .
Also,Otrandoles, Hall Lanterns, Candelabtas.Olobes,
Shade., Wicks, Clummea, Cans, Trunmers, &c. Also,
(Wm Chandeliers, tram one to four lights.
dark W W WILSON, 46 rinaillket at
MATTHEW WILSON, Portrait and Miniature Pain.
ter. Rooms, corner of Post Ot6e• Alley and
Fourth street, entrance on 4th near Market.
decitkfltl.
elAtifilblEELFA-1 cue fancy stnped eassusseres; I
ki do steel mud bueltskle dn; taa'd for isle
by deeli lIIURPH V, WI IstaoN & Co
01101.10 LATE, COCOA, Baker's No 1 Cho-
It_/ °ohne, Baker's Cocoa {taste, No 1 Norfolk county
Chocolate, constantly on band and for sale by
BAtirll.EY t 43011TH,
nes77 Ag. for W Baker, Dorchester, Mn...
-
lOVF.RINU'III DOUBLE. REPINED SUGARS-11)
J bbts Lovennies Double Refined Loal,'enuthed ane
Blare
Sugarsoust reale sod far sale at the Parlors
Tea Blare, 70 Fourth street, by
nost9 A J A YNPfI
M _
OLAf3SES--100 bbl. Plantation Moir..., laantrne
from stmt Hail Columbia, for Sale by
deel3 BAHALIII & SMITH
AISINS-400 Hunch Raisins, Loving's brand;
1110 bf Las d o do do do
deci3 HAGALEY & OMITH
•
4,)REAST PIPEV , --2 dos Breast npos, ree'd and fo
JUIII sale at the India Robber Depot, Pio 5 Wobd
docla J & II PHILLIPS
WllEAT—fi. bbl. wheal, for .d. by
deet2 In/ABRIDGE, WILSON & Co
UGAR—IO libdsN 0 Sagar, new crop, lawbog Crow
por areamer Itniirgold, and for sale In'
• (lota* JA10:8 A 111710/LIBON &Co
FLANNKL3-6 bales low towed red, white nod
low Flannels, open ed sod (or sale to.
deelY tifiACC.ENT k W lIEFN, in wood st
VANCY PRINTS-4 ewes new style low priced
lost reeeived by
deel* 81IACKLET0 t WHITE
DOTASII-7 casks pnow, for sale by
L deell d d VON BONNHORST tCo
I►RARIF.TCA APPLES.-7 bbl. reeei.ed and for sali
.131 by (d6,-9) WICK & bIefiANDLESS
OWER PRESS PRINTING INK.--AI kegs new
it
Ink, sdo book do. Cylinder prow, ink in j bbh
l received and for side by
deck J SCHOONMAKER
rIATENWSICINE DiIigCLIONS or by
dee) J SCHOONdUIf Eft e. CO.
SII. MOLASSES-5d bids prima So far Noose Ma
• Lasses, In .tare and for mit , by
d o py JAS PALZRLL
1\ tr R. R.MSINS-40 bast Madams, In atore and for
ffi a ado by dee9JAS DJLIZ ELL
LA RD 01L..-10 labla Conalsni'a bard, valour Ando
ad, rstat mead:red and for safe by
dee9 SELLERs t NICOLS
Mama' orator—Vim-xi, connuOri /RD sli." °
arrsenott.—Vesterday morning a man nomad Da
vid Gallagher, was brought before the Mayortcharle
ed with violent and disorderly conduct on the pr,
thou. night. Watchman Orr stated that while on
his beat, he heard groaning and moaning in Pros
pect street, and ascertained that the wife of Gallas
gber wee sitting outside the door groaning pit,
ously. lie asked her what wets the matter, to
which she replied that her husband had got a little
liquor, and had beaten her, and she was afraid he
had broken some of her ribs by kicking her.—
Un further inquiries, (for she appeared reluctant to
make munplaint) the watchman ascertained that
the defendant had followed his wife with a gun and
bayonet a considerable distance, threatening to
shoot or stab her; that ha was then inside the house
and had locked her out. The watchman proposed
to take him to the watch house, and then she would
have the house to herself, but she declined, say
ing that she would stay in the street all night till her
husband got sober. She was informed, however,
that she could not be pertained to remaia in Lb. ,
street, to which she answered that she would re.
tire to the back of the house end there wait till
morning. On this the watchman knocked at the
door, when Gallagher made his •ppearan-e gun in
hand. The watchmen asked him what he was
doing with that, to which he replied that he kept it
to shoot any man with, who unlawfully entered his
house. In the end ha was arrested and brought to
the watch house. The above tact. were stated by
the watchman.
The defendant's wife being in the room, she wan
called upon by the Mayor to testify. She at first
timidly refused, saying she had never been sworn
but once in tier life before. After the oath was ad
ministered, she was requested to state what she
knew. She said he wan a little too high in the li
quor, that was all.
Mayor--llid he bent you
Wile—NM much, air. lie would not have
done it, but for the liquor—the liquor sets bun
mug, sir.
Mayor—Yes, a sets every body wrong, but that
no excuse. LW he kick you ,
Wife—Oh no--only n Mlle, he durnt hurt me
Mayor—lliti be follow you wick the gun
Wtte—l took the gun out of the house /If, and
put tt in the gutter, for I thought be would'ill
know how to use It. I'm to blame for the gun sir;
I must forgive him Ina time ate
IMayor—You may is you please, but I sha'at.—
We must teach turn to do better than qua.
Wife—C.ll yes air, do sir. I I you please.
Mayor—No indeed, I itha'nt. What have you to
say for yourself, sir '
The defendant admitted that the statement made
by tae watchman was isms. Being questioned
about the gun, he became very insolent and WU
sentenced to pay a tine of U, or be committed to
jattifor ten days.
At this the wife seemed much distressed and
begged her husband might he permitted to go home
and get some breakfast, which, of course, was out
of the question—she Mayor observing that be
would be furnished with some breakfast in Jul
The bare name of jail seemed to put the poor
woman almost bunt, andshe proposed logo home
and get the Sfi, which proposal the husband sternly
1 . 00.1.4 upbraiding her with being the cause of the
muichtel On leaving the office she affirmed that
dim Went to Jail she would go with him.
Truly "Love is stronger than death." This man
was evidently a man of very violent temper—not
withal...big all which. his wife was willing to
sham with bun both his confinement and degrade.
5100.
llallm'e .4.0 RR Ser.p io
I Cumberland Rk. of A:I,
Since writing the above we learn that atter
tiallturber was conveyed to tail the poor wife
want home and :irought the money to the Mayor
—the tine and at: tee costs, including the tailors
teett—being determined to have him released.
This Mayor generously returned her the whole of
the fine end costs, except the tailor's over which .
he bad no reruns, sod it Ls to be hoped such un
extinguabable affection will 11l nature meet with •
better reward than blows and kicks nod threats of
shooting and bayoneting.
• The musket end bayonet a in the Mayor's
Mime. They belong to the S e
having been sold
by some volunteer
Besides this there were four other caws. One,
a very respectably dressed men cannot name we
forbear to publish, hoping the circumstance, may
be a warntrig. lie expressed himself in very
grateful terms to the Mayor and the officers tor the
care they had taken of him and his money, and
thought he mould glut thense of liquor entirely.
Said he did not indulge in it bubitnally. but when
he began, knew not when 1., stop.
Thomas Pane. who from his shivertng and hag,
Bard appearance one might have supposed was
the ghost of the groat •nhdel, was taken up by a
writchtnan in an almost perching state—so cold
that he could scarcely spent: lie was sent to the
bill for ten days.
Two other well known vagrants were •imilsirly
disposed of.
nponß..
W=MI
o==
SMEMI
M=M=E
COI'. Or COMMON Pus , Der. 13, 1549 —l , u a. ,
can ta. Iturke—Tried yesterday—verdict this
morning 4,r defendant; the jury in tdia case brought
in a verdict as followv—"each party to pay las own
costa." The Court remarked that in many easel
and this among the number, the verdict mold be
very proper, but the law did not authorize a jury
to find such a verdict.
The jury in • few minutes rendered a verdict
for the defendant, evidently not pleased at the in.
terference of the law, relieving the defendant from
part of the coat.
About 80 Treasurer's deeds for lands sold for
taxes were then acknowledged.
Henry Campbell no. Thomuldellor—Austin for
Plaintiff; Defendant for himself—verdict fur plain
tiff, $40,18. The question here was,wbether a de•
fondant in adddion to paying the debt and costs ,
should alsopayl the plaintiff's attorney a commis
eon for collecting—the jury though not.
Lewis Dutton no. D It. Dale—Hamad for plain
dQ C O. Lomis for defendant—verdict for plaintiff
$48,15.
Carr or Auxonariv vs. (Art or ?Irmo - ton.—
This was an action to recover the cost of keeping
• pauper who had been nearly frozen to death.
The circumstances of the case were briefly these
—A pauper, living in the Bth ward, Pittsburgh
was frozen on the Allegheny side of the river, and
loot both his legs. The city of Allegheny stied the
city of Pittsburgh for the expenses incurred in his
maintenance. Pittsburgh conteridod . that the lather
of the peeper was able and willing to maintain
him, and that the city of Allegheny should apply
to the father for payment. The court directed the
jury that the city of Allegheny hod nothing to do
with the father, but that under the act of Assembly
they must look to Pittsburgh, the residence of the
pauper, for their compensation. That Pittsburgh
might take what component/on they could get
from the father, but that Allegheny could alone
look to Pittsburgh. Verdict for the plaintiff—PA
W %V. WILNON, Watches, Jewelry, sheer Wan,
.
and hillnary Goode, corner of Market and 4th
rects, Pouborgh,
P. N. B.—Watches and Clocks
carefully roplurrd. deck
CHANB"`" I "Iu't,r,V.V.V...7.I•"
1) UTTER—ZI bbl. fresh roll and packet Butter; klso,
40 kegs Butter; pat received and for sale by
demi. L 8 WATERMAN_
I lANDLES—IO boo mould candles oneonsignmeni,
for sale by decii ARMSTRONU E CROZSJi .
RYE—IS Rye, :or sale by
IS sa ck.
daub ARSISTROND & caozrat
SOAP 15 boo Cincinnati Heap, for sale by
deal te ARMSITRONte & CRDZER_
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WOOL —l7 blit Illinois wool :lost meeiyed and
for .ale by idec9) FL ROBISON & Co.
Q UNDRIM-25 bbl. .moll white Beans, in good
0 shipping order; 4 bbla Dry Peachasi 8 kegs Lard,
No I, landing from steamer Lantartine; for sold by
ihreb ISAIAH DICKEY & Co. front st
L , EA T I lbs pope illlllol., for sale by
j: deal B r VON BUNNIIORST aCp
A T — UN RIBBONSL-Jut teceUed at Zebolon Kin
-30 p.
se m
's coloredarket street,
d Velvet Rthboo, assorted colors;
n " embroidery timm, 10 p. smile Plate, fee
deck
NW— .
JEWELRY-1 doe gold patent Lever W.tcb
am •• detached •"
" silver
Alms, gold pen an
pen Cues, Vest edema, beer,'
(turd chum, Breast Pm., Finger Rms., tar Wog'
and complete emolument of miser leerelry, at
deck ZEBULON KINAMI CI marl,. at
WINTER LARD 011.-10 bbl, of at. but qtsIBT.
mst reed by J BCHOONMAKER &Co '
does 94 Imola.
Q ILK Fit I"T(lift —WO dot black Belton Fruit, jw
reed by nork9 SHACKLETT t WHISK
LINSEYS—dOI3O oases good bnibt_ colon's. iellt
opened by noe2D RHACCLITT& WHITE
ONIFOII.7Ik-300 dela five idled edam
and deain-
C
odyles, Jett opened at reduced prices, b 7
norTi SHACKLJWF a Wins
CI I L CARE—Wu:me oil cake jou received per easel
i.j boas New Brigluoa, and for rale by
R. ROBISON & Co., •
dee'? 191 Liberty street.
ILeel 1. SEED OIL-16 bbla no Linseed cril Joel re
ved 6 for tale by
R. ROBSON tilt
LOCAL NATTERS.
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DRY Sr VARIETY GOODS.
• _ _ .
SPLKNOID STOCK OF PALL GOODS,
Wholesale and Retail.
A. 4- MASON k CO., PITTSBURGH, PA.,
RAVE received more than one thousand Cases and
Packages of Foretell . and Domestic Goods. mak
ing sine of the most extensive assortments in the coun
try, embracing the latest, richest and most f unions lite
styles of Imported and American Goods, purchased in
canoe packages from the iasporters.mauufacturers and
large Aacuoa sales, by oar of the firm residmg in New
York, who is constantly sending us the nearest and
most desirable goods in the Eastern markets, trhicki
will be of aa low as or any establishment in the
1.71.1.1 States, and lower than could possibly'be offer.
ed by any House In the West. We enumerate the fol.
k" 1't i att7.4 d 51711 5..10.3-6
..10.3-6 casts rich changeable, stnped.
plaid and brocade Gro de Agent, Gro de Berlin, Geo de
Swiss, Gm de Algiers, Glacier, black Urn de Rhine.
TGlats. fine Siam, Florence of all colors, be. &a Al
so, Silk Velvet atoll COlOll, avert' large stock.
35 CASES 13RPS GOODS, tar cases extra rich
satin striped Cashmere; do do do minted dodo; do small
figured English de Lamm; do Clenence Planta striped
Oriental., ke. Also, 50 eases Alpaca.. 'X Cllns nob
striped and plain Lyonese,• 6-4 Tartan ' Plaid and Silk
T. Tat; 6-4 euhmerea and Grundilla Plattla.
FRENCH MERINOS—A full asaortment of black,
mode, scarlet, Maroon, Nazarine, blue, purple and oth
er colors. of the beat manufacture.
' •
SHAWLS—Compnung the most extensive as
sortment ever offered in this oty, embracingloug .4
square Cashmere and Tanan plaud Shawls.
Brunswick, }lnland, Jenny Lind, Laulartine, and oth
er Shawls.
•
EMBRO/DF.RIES, LACE GOODS. GLOVES, Zse
Lace caps, collars, cuffs, standing collars, ehemisetts.
Alan, Iman cambric and lawn Hilkh, Laces and Fslg•
lop Halt &blip., Hosiery of all kinds; (Skives do.
CAMPS, PRINT; F.S, CORDS, BRAIDS, &v.—A full
'i11.81111 , 11.1t of the inost lushionable styles.
LINEN AND DOUSE KgEPING GOODS—Case of
[nob Linen, best manufacture, Lin. Sheeting, and
pillow case Livens, Table Damask and Diaper, Hann
Damask Table cloths and Napkins, llockabark, Rus•
sia, and Bird's Eye Diaper. Flannels—over woo ps of
every varieiy Bleached and Brown Aluelins—more
than ISOOO pi, Mall the well known makes.
RIBBONS—ht.:de than lOU carton. entirely new fall
and winter Ribbons. very choice +Wes.
French Cloths, Cassinteres and Doeskins, in great
volety; Vesting. Sean*, cravats and !Mk 1..
White iicoods of every deac notions. together with ev•
tryarticle osuatly found in a dry,goods store.
The following le 11141 InVOICIgOt eases goods lust
received, with the prices •itneseil,
10 bales of red and white Flannels. all wool, for I6c
7 cases blue and orange Prints, I
DI do Calicoes, :01 yards for ItO
It do fast colored Prutts, ej
17 do Illearbed hl us It LI., 41
4 do Moon de Lame. It
7 do real tivolch Gingham, 124
Also, it bales 4-4 Brown Ainslie, 4i
All of which, tit coillitelloll with those above men
tioned. will he offered at pnres than can be lilford
ed by any other establintiment m thir. city 'rt.. t .NF:
PRICE SYSTEM. which insurer 'astir. and fairness
to all, will he .tr rttl ol..erved Any •rucle porch...
ad at tbs estabh.hinciit taund to be abo.re thr genera;
ioarket price, an.equent rethletion will most willing•
ly be made, uponuh. be , tig made tows - ti
to tbr Propri,or. being Mr, dew, tl goods
.hall oa .old on foie and honorable terms. All person.
are respectfully totted to rlalllll/(1 our ...ormient
without feeling the least obltganoil to purchase
*OR
ENT [S' CLOAK 'FA., , 5F.L...4-2 doz lIIOiIII, Ts..
VI eels, •ssoned: 3 do silk do do. ddo do fine do, 11/
do do Ladies Tassels, assorted, do col'd do do.
WOOLF:N GOODS —lO do, children's woolen coal.,
el do do do Cops. 4 do do common. 10 do, Woolen come
lon., imartr.l, do do with rinKs, ..to do lodic• Cash,
t 0,,. Glowes. 4..11
_ . .
BELTS-30 dot Mk Atolkaito Balta. .211
do do Ntoroceo do. 3 do cold doi
POrIN ZEIJULON Ire.Sr.rft. 07 market st
.
Auction Prices.
E.NTL.E.. , kt 100 in,an Ms entire stock of cord
1,5 Cloths, Ites•ety, fancy Cass - nacres. and Mose ex
ira choler Cs•hmerns and Silk Ve•ungs, must posi
tively be closed uut Ist Februnvir.
(03. All the hoe end sups, French block limns at
Importers ens . slier winch the store 0111 he opened m
another in.. CLOTH ATORE.
dee2,lv. Ye." Buildings ror Sth and wool sin
==l:==Ml
. .
R Uktl•BY has opened within • war days a
v • large assorunent of superior Frenett Merinos,
conapr.sing dirferent or Maroon. Gar., Siraw
berry. Searle, Cherry. I.lrmh. la& Blue. Brown nod
3.lna.arkne Blue, also, varion•qu•liues of black
PA It'd KrTOS AND I.IIINFISE rt.uT i
ot ail the Ira ding r010(2.1.1.1 . 11.1d1rig CVO' ' , terra 01 wVirT
6 1 ` } T .rr r i '' '.1:S k —Mazannr ll,tse, I. reen, Broven. Sr
. •
PLAIN CA51151ER1.1.4—M.,,,,,,. (A m , w ow ,
Drat., Block, le.
k:AIIrHOWM:DCASHMERI,II---Plmu and prtnted
Mona do What prtntral Cashmeres, Larnartme Strtpes,
a nem arnele for ladles dresses :tau. gimped Alpacas
host
A 4 ISSESt AND INFANTS' WEAR--F H Karol. b.
lrlt o. have added to [herr former hostile. • de
partment under charge of Mrs Boreluto of Button for
making to under to latest oirlea Infants' Wei, Misses
Sacks. ciosta • atod Dreases. Lathe. sod (tents Dressulg
Gowns
Garments embroidered or SIAION•ti for embroidery.
linatang, netting. croMhet swort.hemstiteniug end [1:.1
king neat:y executed n or&
•
I,II7 . dTCHK', sir a yen hn• quit/ate. and beautiful
pattern& seterted•spreaszy to reta il a•lea. made
by Cooper, Tow... Johnson, I. it, nand. U. , ie. tr. Co,
Beesley end other grannie and Approved manufactu
rers In I:ngland
,smelled IS rarer Gold Patent Lever Watches.
as tow as /134 Callers at wain.. pnees, acrordnig 10
yo•ltty sesta., dr . vary., from NO to SIM
Sliver watches in great sanely, from VS to &SU A.:
over gin warv.rsd. I.eve re as low •• St.
poet) W W 5: market s• ,or Ith
per tor...an strainer
AIL, —A A Mama A. Cat. No tiO Market street ...Ili
open tins nkortung. iitch Dirs. l•akods, cornprikng /ha
following alv:es v. Mann platd Merman,. • new &
ete. arid the rashest goods Imported Ibis season, all
w-00l Plank, high colors and rho., 10)1r, a;1 V I ast
Gann:mat and Maas de La..... h., c'otaurg and Lyo.
ars. Ciotti.. or asn des.crthable shade and roior ?Satin
striped Caabnarres to great .u. MIS
QUPERiIiR WM:.llurphe ea
0 reeatea Mrs mnrerng by Exp,•., 1/1 hart o: very
oupcnof wife , t.ome err Ikandaome sly its
Vanacti Matarteer -4rn hand yorel stork a .no."
geode—ellyv 111Viblhle. !rare... mareeet dr•lr,
.cadet Sr Al au ra,tortwa.oideeireble
A ler 1.1.11 Thawt Lona ,Lawn. o(•
on Land.s north ea. rummer 1:14 •11L Markri a..
A A. MAXON k h,„ last
reerdeed another lare• in•orr• of pfant hong
and Square Shitafefat, bought dn per rent leas than any
previously re feed int. season.
IN, aura of Shawl. lanew the largest o the ettY,
•n p
d arehaeora ma ne eetiarn Olaf our artre. !turn
1.1 dare loth Wa y
per cent leas Lhan Si arty former
dee:,
Di.mn & Day. have
trees red tty expess. one r salon lass! I.oog
Mtaarla, sorne oz i.ieh art of the Lae. qualkly, and
theneweat styles Imported, ans.l •ra nous offered •t
prleas greatly redaeed from the rates ot. tamed Calli
to the M.SC.
Al.. Inv, ite• hne -Ckwne Lam.' Itrorha !Ann
Shawls, Irtehriont-d at ',res. nargus. The
,L 1 1 ,1•• are In Itted no anearly exatornation
A LEXAN DLit DAV, 71 market •t.
tire 13 N rot of the Dtamoodia
L , RENCH TERKERRI SH•WLS—Super Frew.
r Terkern •theerls. of the nne..nlet end nrbeet
dentrne., pat opened and seinng at eery great reduc—
tion from former pnee3
deol3 ALEXANDER k DAY
A )(MINSTER CARPEII , —We would melts the
,rIL attention 01 those *tubing to furnish houses, to
call and 01/1.111( our Attrotost,r Carpets, which or.
SATIN DA NI ASK—W lit'Clintock offers to parch"-
era a vary handset. assortment of rich satin Da
masks for window curtatns. Also. French chintzes,
botffa linen, transparent shades, le., at his carpet ware
room. 06 Fourth st decil
DOCTOR Y OIIELSEL Fl
VOR 28 CENTS.—By means of the Pocket Facts
"' lapis., or every one his own Ph y twenueth
edition. with upwards of a hundredengravings, show
ing prtvate diseases in every .nape and form, sod mat
formauon of the generative •ystem. by ft YOUNO,
11 IX The time hasarrived. that persons surfer
mg from secret dsseues tnovr
owd no mor
e become the str
um ot qth
uackery. as by e prescpooos • contained in
thw hook any one mai cure himself, without hindrance
to business, or the knowledge of the moat intimate
mend, and with one truth the usual expense In ad
t awn to the general /o‘lol,e of privets diwase, it fully
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bracing the hest of the kind in moot Milner collection.,
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The nbove, with a number of new and valuable pub
lications, for sale by ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
ocreD 78 wood st
Bleaching Powder, (Chloride of
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACr
RERS.—The subscribers have on hand and will
. . . .
eonstantly be supp li ed with Jas. Meapratt & Bons' cel
brated Bleaching Powder, which theywtll warrant
equal If not mpenor to any imported n the U. States.
mid which they are preparedly sell at the lowest mar•
ket price far cult or approved bill..
no. l W & M MITCHELTREF, 160 liberty et
lisaapratt t bolas' Soda Ash.
THE sabthrtbare are now receiving their Fall stock
.I. of th. above uncle, three vends, via: the Judie.,
htedallioo and Lydia, baying anther! at Philadelphia
uld fialurnore, and two more, the Stephen Baldwin and
shortly expected; they ere, therethra, prepared
to receive order. They will receive during the win
tar and spring regular supplies via New Orlaitha.
novl3 \V k M ItITTCHELTREY.
RR. D. HUNT,
11111 41,...•\'' Denusl. Corner of Fourth
and Decatur, between
Market and Perry Thecae oepArllyin
PIREPII ()TITERS,
TIM CAN, of seperior trebly, at low prices,
f if ui gNai n b a y thxubsenbo b r: eff . e r,, sid d y . f i oL . Olus . :l - 01 .
rant. in dd. a P olt Ali hen ethen cites, at th• store of R
E...• 40 ; ;Meet. Rntaborih, Jenkins' atom, Alio
rheny eny, and at the Oyster Depot, M. Charlet; Rotel,
Wood at. no•ll.dlia lICILT & MALTHY
A FORTIKE.R REDUCTION.
T AS. hi MIFF An . AEONS. PATENTSODA ASH—
!) 1 to S lA.. 31 cash currency, Of 4 too.. Opp.rd bills.
fi Inns or upwards, 31 do par 6 mos do, lowest ad
ded. For the super i or armful, of this brand we refer to
the glass and map manufacture» or this cam:ld
ly. W Al ALITCHELT
dant 166 Illee et
FOR ELI :-- Ow pair second band Mules, in good
re p
inder, aiy_ t now runn
con i ta ng, confi ning 319 apindle• each.
Cup Wining apindlea, swab'. fay
woollen ntanufaelarera
ELACKSTOCK, t
Pitt Cotton M N•v. 1.146419. _
aOMESTIC WOOLLENS — Blanteu, flannel.
Tweeds, Caminens, 14 Cloak and Cassimoto,
we or pacing., wary for Ws by
aryls COCUM.I.I4
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AND FOR THE
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4-1 . :s;
4.,..,
'Tux f• Fortie p th. have sp
oration
o ent much us
/7/' t r to i. in b rin Sing
.1.. repf Sam urns/
r ( present K a ale perfection. and the expenemoi.
of fourteen years has furnished th em the most ample op
porton... to study. i o their various forms, the diseases for which It
/ Is recommended, and to adapt 0 exactly to their relief and cans Pa
t t dents who wish ti aside GOOD Medicine are invited to give it a trial, and satisfy
i,
fl I thenstalves of .. superiority , and the invaluable property it possess. of arresting
an
V d curtng disease . The bottle hoe been enlarged to hold ONE QUART, and In in.
(
II .
precast
Its pro p y rolvet n' to m th a e r fa7:...e iY it c h l' at m atrain he ed d" maybe trued 771 ' i " on . g 14 ' "U :if b rac o ts f
I
1 and cures, that stand as landmarks and beacons foe the invalid, pointhig the way to
I I I ; theTbbascfoonlioovrtnf stn.
The Col 8 G. Taylor, a gentleman of high standing and extentuve
1 acquaintance in ode Southern states, and lately appointed Consul to New Granada:
1 M lllmoSt.tm n lN k ,- 1 1fa 8 44ukk:d, and witnessed the effects bole sry
prepare: l ' 1818 Vin
1 1 , ; ' ' f irgsist B' 7l: ll ulilti n a, d' l r . - .. m . cz,r,, - Aliun.,',T 3 ,:tprn"t'„ehofpleha'suStoeuthul7atr A u g 'a Itis m g
1
I ; ^ 1 ; ~ ' ate • inion
' s t. pe g eTly t ',..''',, d '..c.':°' ',Zug'. own ease
system, and d ' exciAt. in
111111. the mel t
'lB.=bnil'ltimi'ls m an ner,
L a7p ' r c „Vi ' - ' ' ti n ri7i g" ., " , - .441 " 7.11 - by the U. State. army
1
1, .r . 41 t ; t e tvl s ef
t x , , , ,. .r ,b i i 7 ,, , u 0 . u , z. ,, 0 C E , 1 , 5 , ZACHARY
,
h h e as .n f. , i i r
m th y eztst flve
adopted " the
en
lel I lintels at th e same time, and it le now ainsidered an alknost indispensable requisite
.! 1 1 II,;, wW the
t eLm p y ,. . , In c a o ,, v i c i u sm sio o n , I l loi: ,.. ld r e y .h t i l n lt e the n de u lt• ,, r , a i5 , • , ..r .: 17 . Tt 0 .. ....0 4
:041 knows throughout thee o n ur g . tb and bre p. act= y ous , widely-extended wen.,
very 8. 0 " . TAYLOR,
I ' 'lliYhil U. 8. Consul to Now Granada.
.4*Apert, Nan., lorry I, 1618
Mean. S•ana :--giwnlemeo—sympathy for the flatted Induces on te throne you
of the remarkablemire effected by your Sarsaparilla In the case of my 'riga She
was severely afidosel wi th the Scrokla on different pare of the body; the glands of
the melt were greatly enlarged, and her Roth. much swollen. Alter sulthrince over a
year, and find ing no rebel from the remedies used the ammo attacked one leg, end
below the erns* sappurated Her phydelan !red It atiouldbe hth t laszwidch eras
done, het 0112.0 any rmsnens benefit. this altuatton we end Imre
induced to use gums' The Scat bottle produced a deal mg favor
able effect,colleving her more than any pnwortptton the had ever taken; and beton
she had used sin bottles, to the anonlahment and Malaga of km Mem* she formal her
health gulls restored. It Is now over a year since the ware was isffenbel. sad her
health idne good, showing the disease area thoroughly eradicated horn the einem.
Our net are ell knotting to these Mots, and think la Ithi u mMila p a u geat
bleastng to the ego. Tours with respect,
Huron from a letter receired from ltz. N. W. Harris, • seutlerman well known in
Louisa ermary, Ta.--." I hero cured a nekro boy of mine with your Sanaparilla,
wlto wea antaulted with Mopeds and of a mrotbirme fondly. Tours
" Hmlorkolo Hsu , To., /elfll , ML" "N. W.
•
Ttu followma testimony from Rev. John Origik lets Learn of the Church of the
Cruel:W.ln this ally, comm.. itself to th e attention of th e afilleted Numerous
eartlicateo of cures of various diseases ellacted by this medicine us almost daily
nrceired
Howe Seam :—• member of my Lordly has taken your valuable lanaparilla for
e were osrofulo. Sm. with the moat bens —ldol afoot mulling from Co
1120. It it,.. me very mem pleasure to record my etuttresery in NOW( orb, virtue
end sacs., tows that others may be lammed to make • trial of
Nem Terl, iLty Id, to JOHN GRIOO.
Messy. A B. et D. Some Nom** If. 1",., Oa. I, 11147.
—Peelings of gratitude induce ms to make • yyubllo arJourwladgment
of the helmet I have derived from the use of your BareapasDla I have far amoral
year. been afflicted with scrub:dorm Millings in my head, which at limn would
= and thecharge at my throat, nose, and ears, nod at ether" would break out to
t parts of my face and head. These coral:mod Until my throat, hum, and
heed Wert Cronst one Cone& sore, and for a long lime I woo s 0 hoarse that II was
arab the utotoet drifioulty tha t !amid at above a waiver. During this time I had
several attack@ of pleurisy and other I combed different phyefsums, end
tried .amour remedies, but reoerved no benefit until 1 comme n ced u,g your Bans.
to the
partite. I
Ins
of your now well raluabl the sorts
medicate full ell beaded, and I attribute tha result entirely
edicts e
Yours, wnh reepect end gratitude, PHEW: CAHOON.
Being personallv acquainted with the person above named, I believe her arthritis=
to he correct. I.A.MES M. D. CARR, Justice of the Peace.
r 121,1120 ACID @OLD, RH01.211... AND •srAtl, IT
A. B. & D. SANDS, DRUGGISTM AND CHEMISTS
100 FuLrem v . comm. or. WILLIAM, INrw Tom.
Sold also by Drugslsta generally throulghout the UnneAl Btatp an 4 Canada.
Pr... $1 per Bottle Bottles for $0
137 - Fos ..J
.LL, also cor
ostler or Ma
, t , tholesant and ' , nut t r I: A FA H\ /-1,-1, Wt.. S 4'4 ...turner of Wood and Front
and Wood tt) It W .4 , 'X. Jr. Sinithh....l and Fourth eta. and also
art and the Diamond, atae. nr ELM' ARD FEN DEttiiii. cor Monotocala Horton. not.3nt
ANGE BROKERS,
•
[tanker
EIOLDIES it SONS, 13(S Acres Co./ Landfor. Sale,
, is at- hail g• H roke r •, rruATED off Ihr 11ononertheln river, about Id mace
AN, if , ,farf f• If from :7 f l'itt•burgn find mile. Shove third hock. ilr
-1 - n , Oct_ O.Li SI I. y I It the immediate nrivntarlfood of Mew,' ',yak 14 Short,
AND RANI, NOTES and Mr John 11Prroff, purrhafgo . 11 ‘f • fine body of
CULL/-st - nwss Not.. and Arreplanen• Coe WO: kr ...Id at Mr low pried of Wiperacre—ne
p•y able in dill part of Ow illaf.rOffel taf nuf•f 'l..rd to hand. Indfatine fit rive 045411111114al paymen o t..
fafrr•hfn fnrOn• Ithaut fiftere.t footisputuble Location Very
LA n CHANLF on New tort and - I eood—eflonnt •urpo.“ed For further particulars
fool Louf• fife_ snint lunt. •nd rlff;uf Of Of •fft LET, who has a drag of *aid pro.
per: y firald.ur, below Ferry. Mr Adorns' Row
N If Therr f • ff , her 64-nm of roil; on this Luel,
abooi or, e of f ellein quality.
I) ,, drf h‘ R.
MIME
ISANk - • 1 , 5n1•
i'lAt•lvs tue...v.r.: At , Is iealp
and sold
Othre Marti, •tr.rl 1.1141 Ire
Nniftburgb.
1110611 EV, lIANNA CO.;
ANA FIRX. 1 , ..X ( . 11.1 \ I.: BR ,R ERS, .n,
in Foretru and DoLur.t, KzrAnr,ge.,C.rrtlfiesteont
!tank 50 , ..•.. n.1 50..,e. Fourth orre..l.
noon'
oppotor I•ltt. , ourich Current noon'
recerred on depo.",- Che , ir., for .e , e, and et,
tenuous made 011 :It an LAC prmaipal Nu m. tr. the
Unzted States
The hiffhcm rre...am for Forcigr Americal.
Gold
Advanoea mule MI of Prod,e
pod Earn. on irr•ern, trrtr,
FORE ItiN E.llt I/ NG E.
1)11.1.S 011 England, In. ono
•Ity Inlol,ll tne Corr-. R.o• of fr,
Also, Dralln pan aloe, mo) par: or l'ountror , .
from .EI to 1.1000, at
toe rale of to the Ster,nro,
lottboot deduction or 6,mm,, by JOSHUA ROIIIN
SON, Europren mu I..orerat Agent. other stis r.l onc
door orem of arood oell-lt
. .
HILL t CURRY,
BANKERS Faehange Brokers, Dealer. In For
eqpn and Domestic Tones and Sighl Ball. of
rhange.Certfirale• of epao, .LLan n:r.ndl
No WlVood' .Intl.td door brlOt I-nurtn.
sule warlitt
KILAMER & RAIR.4I '
D ANKEIL'i AND EXCIIA NI it.; 111201iF:FL. dealer.
tn Foretett and Dotzteottr 111:1. ot Exchrtnar, C
tibratea of Depontle. Noowa Coto. con,.
341 and \nod atretta, durctl, oppoaLte Si Char....
tel.
We - TERN FUN DS— •
Oblo.
Indiana,
lofturk,
sl ...Gun
purchased at the iovvem rat-.. by
HOLMF2 , At SONS.
qlt3 Market .trees
BILLS OF EXCIIANGII—SAght Cued., on
New York.
Philadelphia...l THI, de.ichniii Summer Retreat. 'ors,
D,„,,,,,,,,„ , Mom, , ear , 1,,,,t nor timed ti) NI r 1., Ito re h•
Constantly for 'ant by N 1101-111.. A. SONS lie,d . offered for vale or mnt on OM first
sepl3 :g. ,. m ark , ~ o. ye: , in.i Tha property has been unproved 11)
• - -= . ' : additional...lin, and n subsiaatinl stone wall. end
Rooglng.—lial • a nlsed Tln Platen. terrace plamod with Evergreens and Frail Thor T o
THE subscribers hug to t a.: .he stmt.... of Lim kir.. a , o , ` , l rr '''oO! ,. .. „ , :l r . r l: n o o .' ,
.:l , omlo G oti r O o g
c th o e c ß ir e rio trea s t.. the
1. A rehnerts end owne tit Buildings. to then mo? , ' ' n,: .., ' , .
advantage, which inc.,. I r a • pi . over s:; o.her j .. Lor ,, I .r . 1 Agent ler Proprintor.
- . _ .. .. _
metallic AutriarOlce• 91netto tined tor rofing. es,, . a.
FOR &ENT.
they Imermas at nor" Me lip M. e a . 01 tr.' , wflM°°' "' ,v,a„ 'I HE , übscriner oder. or rent for the term of
liability to rust, lisiving now he'n o's.'l t ., ° - •”' r. ' 1111olie or inure year, a intim! convenient well fin
year. in this pantrulai, bo th in tins rotn.iry and ill Et, ~,, .„,„., ~,,,,,"0 . „ ~....0 0r o
room.
rope nleY aw
It..
llat'W l. I, Pall`loll and ottal"lr and Kitchen I here is a lotto' ground contag le
lion from sudden change ot Inn auno•phere, than con. au ree of tine >ottattr troll trees of ever) kind. stable ,
mon tin plates, Mon, Lme. Or a.: V ether metal how need
~, r , ..„„,,, t, , t , „,. „,,,, ~,,L , , .p,, any
p , r,oon
wish.
for roofioil• mid '" ° " ° 9 ° e°°Y t "". • '°°°° t.."' need
tog a iletioatml residence within a few minutes ode or
tighter roof; requiroig .r less frequent repairs, w hit. we o„)..
rho, cal
bit o rorr chats For i0n ... ,
wo,o,
the fir. co. w bui . trtße More
wol to- Moe to • good tenant, rte of AO. /no
A full supply, ot all Alm, trona IR to 30 W. G., ear, Nl. right, near the premise. of 10. Watt, corner of
inantly on hand and tor •a.e by
Band and Liner. strems.or of
lig2i. B. Alt tREWOODA. CO., moastif THEO. F. WRIGHT
14 and 15 Beaver street, New York. 1
Tract of Land for Sikle.
The patent rlght for th is article haring been secured _
,o , r
NF b criber will .ell on accommodating terms.,
for me United States, all peonies luirdtging thereon.
cones by importation or of Ise, wilt . be prose,- ut ri—,.....,—,1.,--p"....,d.............
red_ „ a ,3 0 _,,,,,, v .p ronil lead!, from ' Hr ettron to Franklin, In rigni ee n
-- - - Oltio• /Tont Pat , buree nod ,boat eight mile• fm m the
A CARD. telt 11 I r , .•,1,,in on ,iie Ohio river The tract con-
TO THE E.NTF:RPRIsINIi -A rare canner t. no. ~ ,..t. .1,r.! end As 'writhe, Moe: Mortallec The
I presented for the snie triviaunent ton hoettle•• et, ..,•,d ~ 0(„o +l . rool•nt quality. about 90 care. cleuatl,
.rely new, one adopted to the man 01 i,gnit e d, as we.:a m
m l me , ' tooter, el, end will he sold either in whole or
a• ratite ream of extensive reseureet, yielding A profit m ~,,, of coomnicht siee, to soi, ~,,,,i,,,,,,.r a,
from capital and eon:uprise beyond any opsrmon ill For tootles partwolar. rilatital OrWM. BOYD, Att ) y
the day. It is the crimple e monopoly of a atoOle astt at Lew odic,- nog. at, above Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
cle, absolutely necessary and essential to every l'anit . my% dtrwal T
ly, ne well ash dwponsahle to the mechanic, 30111.11 ' Soot elt Mit lam Y. aiiid ci e WBlllT - C,.
and profemlonat man. r" myosin., an opportunto rgs EN A c HI, i tr.' I.AN li. situated in Peebles town
°lyen miel( for k luenclveezefleyan” of lather :110 o l t 1 mip, on 101 Monmighocl4l. three miles from Pins-
Or Mall coma, bringing immediate and highly SWIM., burgh tinlots in suit condom., For further potter
tory returns. Thome denote. of embarking in ii Nen, ~,,,,,, ~,,,,, It, ', oiler , ~ ,,,,1., „ 1.,.
or
or
ant. genteel busmen, are L4l , ,tort, with Othm, to 1 . ail
A. WASHINGTON,
al tae office of .he unurotigned, exam!. the article. i n0 ,,, h ,
and M.. Mel , own P'''.`" from the '"". " '"'"'l . Property la - 4111, above Smithfield at
Crffi Allegh c ay CW far Sidi ce. Exchange Butldirtg, Sr. Clair ist, next door to
Eaquire John. °d Jr ue COLVER 31YERS tri till. subscribers oder for side aal --
.ba, of shor es
deal
I Lot, •itume in the Second Ward, fronting on Me
-- oArietlk - Rl5: OYSTERS!!
_ .. Common r - rOl/11, On ten)' terms. Inquire Of
W. 1110 RODINSON,AIry at Law, St Clots et
URE.‘3II 114031 THE SHELL -By Burke Jr. Co '
a' or of JAS ROBINSON. oil the prat:Wt..
X
Fast Express, at rodueed priers -To mitommot I teg r„m.„.,..,
date all lovers of this &till.. Inanity, BURKE k Co . Valuable Realdence In. Allegheny City
have resolved to •opply the people regularly tbrough• ;
for Sle.
oat the inioa , m , w ' M '.`'' '''''' r " ..h ' ' '''' r " in CONTENIPLATINIi a removal from Allegheny city,
MOM, half cans and shell, at such reduced pr. , . ii•: ,
.11 ,...
....r
~....,_ _
__
there
~.,
....
...
pr,....
will enable ever) leanly to enjoy tio., delicaey at their unr in
~,,,',Z,,..;°07,:r".7„0rrty
way
worthy
rho
or.
tables
prop , - . . toribrin Of on)'on)' 1.0 Non WoMln• such rty.
An Kkpress load will be received daily •t Ike it are•
%mum of 1010 C BIDWELL. Water street, between ~_,,, R
W POINDEXTER.
. y.
Smithfield end Grant. Bud for •ale it r e. and al th e 10,. 1t
• I Real /Estate In Rayner County
lowing depots - Reis A Req., corner Smithfield 21,11
~ A LM, Storehoutte and Dwelling, eitnau l on th e
2d sta E Ileazleton, Ihamnird, A Hoe vier. Penn et, sth ' , F. le
' Fv.oaiott Corm , ' lo rho village dr WOO Mid.
~,,,,I. D it aas t a , mot mWhen' ~, j c„tiar,. Jr Reim., a destratil , location fora enewellant Alm, a
MetterPhy tut) ' 1 L°‘ ltod goo , Dwelling Dillow , o'll saiwilfor a Taro.
gog gg -
Stand, in Mr vlllagr of Orangeville- on $41.10 boo of
- l Obie ' Terra. easy !SALMI DP KEYAIS Co
RUST PROOF IRON. ' fehln 'Muer awl Front eta
. - - -
1 1" 1 , 1 4',,,,.1:,',• 41 , 1 '.7 1 , 0 ;:,`"t t e d .".." ,^ 0 . ~) . I com. LAND FOR SALF:-.Keven acres coal land
cies of Iron, se Web 3t ot des ' l ' Drirle ' th 6 P 'l ß ' O '" lf u ll t'g r VRI) " .'S ' I l ' o ,,. ' „ ..r n . o ,',' so r ' o ',: ‘ ',",:l o ' iT o h . i. h n o d o o o f ,; h : . , ' 7 1 1."7",7,P 0 r iti v v .2
ItliST. such as 'relegraph Wire, Ilona, Spikes, Nada,
Wire tor Fence, arid auy other artrele watch mat be
i tit o wli Ibe sold In exchange for goods. For pruners.
F II f
nora t red. or cups or Casks, nu ...b oon ., , ale l's7rso6nit rc ler.? P h so , ARRAN - DI 11 woodin
Rope, for Clothes Lures, Ltslathruk Rods, ant a host ol [ la wARE ,,,,,,,, (4 ,, iA- - - , ------- ,
other applications, 0 awn Loa 'Wand cheap awl aural, neer. for ode the three story brick Wareham.,
They vrould partrealarly call wienuon to the lialy am- ; oIL W.oal sweet, apt by R. Tanner er. C 0..,
WM, W4.......0N, Jr.
seal Wire fur it aces; It requires no moot. and ...I um ' op l 7
-..
rust Also to Spates and Pour, the p reser...mu of
To Let.
ohtth is of so mach importance, that ti will cosmuend ii . The othreltbern wall rent part or th e. WWI,.
itself to the unmet. of all those tuts-reeled : r: house now ,espied try them. Apply to
GEM B. SIORE,WIrO 0 & CO.. Patentee. I.EWIrt. DALRELL. I Co.,
octAlled&wlyT It and lb Ilea oar at, N Vo.t i th em it war, atreet.
NOTICE. NBIICFAM
' VN . t4t A l i ttrA i' l k O S t T o; %l O P ;o ° und t:retate ottFOko
T H c! l ty ' : d vr e llr ' .i n ttetd 6o lt o , " lt ' . o t r n . o rn m .:..- - a d uo i u t e ‘ t V :i s tt ' Ur n . ' • " . ) :.: ' street. trams . .. ;4.
Y and ..tiltr 6 .7 ~ T ebl, adlOthrni
the Gov endarto, and to auy taw business before the the Hoare and lot now ewcupted by Richard Eliwarda,
Courts of the Unmet, with in hit b 11 , may be entrusted ' having a front of Z.. feet, and In depth WO Dow. call IM
deck -Matta A NDIII '.V WYLIE. /a I sold on favorable berms. Tule astescoptirmable. EA.
--, -- C 0 LOOMID.4-thlll. near Wood.
, work
ON DIVINE PRtrVIIDENCkI-This ~ 4' oo ryr. o ni
hitherto very Irligee are eseeedtagly valuable ! - TO LET: -----
I wo, has thw been published by 1 I. Pend. In • hews- I TWO ROOMS fornterly occupl oo t ... D i ,.
l tiftil 12mo vol. of Mtd paces Ir conlltlll.l the recom• I ja , .erre o t y p c eetablashotent, being Well adapted
W.W.11.. of several clergymen . ' . '''`Y; .th d . ." 1 ° or that twain... The second Wary irowriia a
ent denommanons ill one week so° comes have h ero ...,,, , ,th,, , ~,,I thg, th i rd mry, a long , aa j, w ith . ~,...,
&manned in the eny of Prosburgh end ruhurbs. It as l, tight k ,„ on „ on Ity w k er o t,t, onoooo da.„ 4t f,-- ,
. book for every body For sale by
nvo 22.sts• R. D.SIAZZABE
atovla R HOPKINS, Apollo Brultintas, 4th et 1-- --------- --
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101EACOLY,Ie.-L27 bop Ke.iDeiY . fieeehet. 6 bbl. I a A THREE story Kruk Dwelling House, on
.L - White Beans; 111 do FISSILWed,I log from steer w o r e , , shove ti nny , o t yoor . po nnounm „,,,,,;.
Cower; for ..le by deal .M 04.41," &MAIM' 1 th is aril of Jantlary, 1K49, or 'diler iriegujoid.
_
For term., Ingolre of
fIINSENG--10 racks for .01 y o -
VI docU , F YON BONN/ma st 4Co owo? ,-,
~ OTRACIEBIJILLIt. Co, Poor in
MEDICA I,
REMARKABLE OURE OF SCROFULA
HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, &c,
Real Relate to Oboe.
ATR AfT of land. 91' nen., in tinrrit-On, Port.lirO
on the Cuyahoga raver— uhOut seers under Im
provement Ai-o. two untenproved iota an the village
ol Wurren. Trull:am:l Co , feet by 90 Also, lot ol
ground an 11, centre . linrtiortr,TrUM:MllCo,..nth .
d-: mg hon. , . IMO -lore--one of the be. Atnods
for a merehant c, the W..eral Reserve. Any or all
Ca'l b, .old on very arcornumelaung
ISMS ISAIAIf DICKEY &
frlo 'Water and Front .u.•_
F ACTORS' F OIL BALE.
ri NUE iargr nod aril built Farlury, erected on Bebe,
.trert. rlty. R t Casson. Eso ta
odered aka hargalo, and oil easy terms. The
. - .
11le I- ....tory i e , ted, iroo. 100 ii
Retie eeo •t.t.c.. nod rum. baok 110 ie. to Park strret
l'ur ma, outalo.g stones 1.0 urol
, Or (tr.. v,de. The Eafttlr House j•
larKeandcorntuodtt..., wun 00 env., boiler. stark.
A r o.i in compir. ordrr rho property w L:1 be sold
low.
no oo ettiValitsgroua term,.
.r p:tc,. ter tr•, &c.. enc., tore SI In. office
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOE SALE,
2,4, TO.. 1.1.1'S net Heaver xtreet in the cityOf
17 A I y. have the keeper Commons. an hteh
e. erected le frame tvr vtolees high. sultse•le
tor twee .mall teneeortets.lim , The o
1014 are each enlY
tree in ern. 1., one ner' loot deep, sm tes
l run bank
n f'rert here , . teen
otde The bundang• ote the pre•
nt,e•i pny s very inanne.orne lute,.t on Wenvest•
inenL dud me property well be .01.1 cheap for Caen
Apply to 11. Sproul. Clerk • odic, U. eS. 00 to
novr.V KAY A. Co
Conotry R••ldelace for Root.
Trt tle3 mi ult nu! vow try taut of Ilea Dt
Iloi I le be 'ow Manehuotar. comma
ma mutat 3 ar rt. , . of Ground, with about 100
.•I,,nee :roll tree% a,.,1 a Brea: variety of ram dowering
%brut,. ull in a good .rote of conlvehoo. The /OCR,.
elev 211011 inrutedtate:y ahoy- the Marine floitpi•
ame in progrvig or erre . ..)n. Polaeasion given at
of y no. de.l ed. appis to lobe ,ampaon,Fleo , Mao
rherter. or John Floolen wrr!, Vltt.aurgh.
wlmS
EilTiMIM=
MEDICAL
• PI V I.'l' Liro!
BART'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
risen ONLY EFAIEDY thin cau bare/teal on tor
I the permanent cure of Spasmmlie. Contracon r
ritation of the Nerves, Nervous or Si. Headache,
Neivenis Tremors, Neuralgte Affections, Ckiera/ De
two, Degrieney_ of fiery°. and Phyttcal Energy,
and an Nervous Umorders, cluding the mom d,adful
of ell diseases Nat ever affect the human race--
EPILEPTIC FITS,
or Falling Sicknees, HystencaFlt,, Con vulstons,
Soma.. An Hart would Impress it upon the minds of
the afflicted that the Vegetable Extract is the only rem
edy ever discovered that can be relied on for the per
rnaneni cnre of Mi. most dreadful of All diseases. A.
its tendency is to insanny, madness and death, the nowt
SKILLFUL PHYSICIANS
of Ehrope, ns well at those of our own country, ha,'
of Epitepsy mettrable. And it has been to
considered by Many until Wia moat Important of all
i.corerlea wan
yea My Dr. S. Han neatly sittrnn
yea.dnee, al anng arinekt lime it has km. perform.
so ro me of the mom
REMARKARI.}: CUR
tun
upon record, and has immured • re potation watch
e talons ean effare. Physics., of widouhted •V• 11
and exenence. monsten of enons demaninanons,
as well p at b y of our emi t nent citizenry all utioe
In recommending the ase of this truly valuable tr.f , f , f l . -
M to their patients , charge, and (Bends, who ere ll
diete
ed, as the only remedy,
WE quvrr: THE LANGUAGE
used by those who tr.., been eared by thin • altLtn'e
medicine; line toys. ••I o ne suffered beyond run o
w
er of escnption. bat I m.w rt,oice It ben ts
stored to health and bay
onets • Another •a)• I
thank to
I leer that I atti troll Mom. I alt. d
my dots to proclaim it to the end. of th e
those ilarlarly ettlictrfl may loud rebel... A
offor rile
th,r
(who is an EftIINEIV I I.A'WYER .d we ll
Ibis city) says. “My amt has bean afflicted 'Cr y. r•
with Epilepsy. but Is now emoying good Ito rellt from
the Vegetable hairnet IV tame.. says he • ..hittc.l
and ought In lse sounded to the ends of the earth. - -
Other onyx. “Language is rowel y Inadequate to e
my gramode to lit. Hart 1 . 01. having Ler if flof meow.,
under the bleating Of Led, of restoring to. to th e
mein 01 good health, after having been Etlflieled with
F4 , llorlty or its worst forth, thr more than twenty three
years. and hay morning and evening oblation of pelt,
and thank my
Shall cont... to ascend to 11. lon.l
who bap attuned but 10 make tier whole "
Alm J. Bradley. I IS Orchard tut, et st. Bes that
the ha,. been Allatlert to fits for rEntity J•rftlf, foul hoe
tteeit restored tit perfeet health f VCI) nthrilll,l,
had railed, by the use 01 the Vegetable Ulf fir
Or Charles A Brown, of Dover, Rowell county, Ms
whots eine of the beet phystetaus mthe State, en yy that
he has been much b e by the use . of the Vegetu
ble Ks - tract, and that he untwaustUngly prescribes it in
every case of Eptlepay which comes under his know.
edge.
Carus O. Mayberry. Fem. formerly Po*tmaster at
I.tm. 11111; ErawtoN count), yap 110 IN 'mug in Erie
county, Va.. Plates I/101 lilt man) yenrq ptot
I.rnm surely allltewci with hie, anal ha no, bappl
mat, that • persevering a.w of Dr Ilan
Extract. hae restoroa him to round hoaltb,lming g e tl ra
ly treed (rasa that worst of all dime,,,..
Enna the Cincinnati Commereis•
REMARKAHLE CURE.
The following continue was gm, to Mec.rs• Ti:o •
mash Mites. Doctor Han's Agents for the •ale nl hi.,
Vegetable Extract, int the cure of Epileptic Erk or
Falling Porkers. We pre induced to give it u
in our cditonal columns from the fact tent is the on'y
known medicine Mat will cure Epilepy. at toe ...ors
oust believing at
to be onto of the greatest 1114C0iftlle34
ark medical anee. Fhysietaits and men ot retro... rat
all age. have Damn in nig to discover n trilled) for Mt
disease, but all hoe been to V/1111 1111111 00 present .1,••
covery of Dr. II t, and we would no say to tho.
afßieted with fits, despair no longer. for w
there is hope
MESSRS. THOALAS & MILES, Inn klain nreet.
atom, Ohio, Agents or Doctor Ilari's Vegenth.a
Extract for the cure of Epileptic Fits.
Gentlemen—lt is almost unposstble for langnam 0
express with what heartfelt satisfaction I addreos 00-0
few line, to you, for the purpose of Informing von
he balloted renting that have been effected by inn
Luse of Dr. Hart's Vegetable Emmet,
My son, aged twelve year., has be,,, aeve,,l, u n
bitted math Epileptic Fits, and with sure severtry that
the opinion was,he could not be cured
- - • • •
In one of hr. paroxysm+ he fell and broke hug arm,
lJ caned tu Dr. Mulford, a very excellent physic.,
who re-wt it. He informed me that my son's Newoun
system was very much deranged, and that it would 1,0
impossible.to care hllll of Epilepsy, an Eplleptte Inc
re
we almost a lkeertaile, and employing phynietans In
has caw would be only throwing money away.
I caned upon Dr. Puttee; he informed me that the
duestse had summed a chronic form, and it woultlune
a long ume to cure him if he could tie eared at at:.
He became worse and worse. and I berm to thank
there will no cure for him. until I sew the advertise
ment of Dr nut's Vegetable Extract in one of oar city
papers, with ceruficaten from per.. who had been ,
&Meted for ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty. and eve forty
years, and restored to health by the use of the ittettect.
I called at your atom, and after conversing Wllll M r
Thomas, 1 came to the conclusion to purchase a three
dollar package It done bane or no good I thought I
wouid try another, from the use of which I perceived
same litueDwnefit.
I then came in the conclusion to purchase a ten thil.
far box. I found that it teas of so much sarsice to him
I was unlaced to purchase a second. And I am tru,y
thankful that I done ao, as by the use of the WTI putte
ees he has been restored to perfect health.
Should an) person be desirous of seeing him, and as•
certairung fard,er particulars, I should be pleased to
frothy them by their e•lling on me nt niy residence,
outli west corner of Fourth and Park wee,.
natl. Ohio. ISAAC N. PER KIN,
Cummnal, August 261 h. lei&
THH TINA: IS NOT FAR DISTANT
When thousands who •renow trembling under the
hand of thts dreadful disease. and (raring that every
attack may prove fatal, will find permanent relief and
be restored to new life, by using this celebruod inedt•
, die. Over 011 e 1b011.1411d Certzticatrs have been re
ceived in testimony of the beneficial results produced
by the use of Dr Hari's Vegetable Esteem
Prepared by S. HA RT. Id. D New York.
Ynce. one package. . . &Lou
do four pack ugr, • . . - moo
do . 4 0)1 do tujx,
THOMAS lc MILKA. 11W Mani .veer.
Ohio. General Agent. tor Unned Sotleo. Canada, and
We. Indio'
1.. WILCOX. Jr., corner of Instnond and Marnet t,
Agrnt for Pitubtutal. P.
F.y k Klithourne, Columbus. Onto; fl k E Gaylord
Cleveland. and for axle by mo•I of the itrettrlpal drug
glide mid merchant, throughout the Fulled State,
nov 1&A& seS
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EITRACTOk:
•
MEW tolioymng front George E. Pomeroy, Ewl . the
1 we:l known proprtelor of the Faprem, vetilts For
Ihr 1111pOrmn, mof Me Pa Extreetor to .-vr,
1 I.:craps Oretes, Albany, Sept.!
Dar.t.ar, Nly Dear Sir—With feelutgs of ou or
Itnary pleasure I address you in relatton io the. heneht
have reectved from your invaluable Pain Egtractor.
ately, my Intle daughter ears old, had a pitcher
boding seater turned into her I.oson t , her s e rear.,
ere &tulle!. so that • crowd t. .stutal) gathered he.
ore the house to leant the cause of the terriL.e scream.
tare her clothes sunder, andsoon spread on our
alve, and she wan earned and hod upon • Led. She
os soon relieved front Ler paws, and says ••lilrt., I le,
ill could laugh:" and was won to sweet sleep. St..
vas scalded to a blister 'rem the top of he, shoulder
•er store thou halt her chest, sod re•ool under th ,
ern.. Ou the shoulder and breast it mos vert deep.
et front the host bour. sh• rotnolmned only totter
dressed. The sore healed rapt...), and direr is
ontraction of the ntu.etes,
yt
,th many washes, my dear lot, for your sneer..
ou talc of tios nogitty
I am yours, ortth resprel.
UFA, E. I'UNIERIA
TILE TEST and NO MISTAKE'
The genuine Chitty. will ever pro.duee the shuie.nr
antaireorts relief. and soothnie. cooling effect, ra thr
evert.. rases ot Burns, sealds. Piles. &e
The Counterfeits— HD alter under what names they
• ay appear—always rentals, and increase the pain!
TO TILE PUBLIC.
I, Edward P. Holmes. of Chatham Melvin Bridge,
Columbia county, N Y , have been efflicied with rheu•
mnnsm to my breast, (rat, and all over my body, lot
six years. so that I could not stand, and was cured. by
three applications of Datley's Magical Pain Extractor
b:DWARD P 1101. Ma.
Mr. Dailey. Sir—l cut my finger with a copper mut,
inc porsonnus nature oCsivtuch caused nty arm to sw e il
al
conseratity, with constant shooting pains up to the
slioalder. A large swell,ng taking place at We arm
pit. with Inc reastng paw. I became fearful o( the Lock
taw In this extremity your Pain F.xtractor was r
commended to me, and winch I was prevaded upon to
try The consequence was that tt afforded me allrurst
tostant relief, and in three days I WI. completeNtm
rest. JOSEPH HARRISON, New Von
corner Broome and Sullivan St., Sept & Idea.
NOTICE—H. /3111.1. XV is the aventor an this meals
able
remedy, and never has and never will coalman,
ee to any living man the secret of Its comoinauon:
All Extractors, therefore, not made and put sipti
Nth, are bass counterfeits.
•Partrathcroal Diseuris-41.5 Broftlway, Nees iimk.
P 35 Chestnut street. Pala.
. .
JOHN D. AIORGAN, General Depot, Dr. IN"%l
THORN, Agents for l'ltuthurgh
nalicis Automat Go loonsc
Cures hamort. spa trot, quote, grease, poll
sores, galls, and brulses. Pamphlets, cotannung act
u acme* of respectable ',Panes, me9t be had on atiktllc•.
non to JOHN 11 MORGAN.
nevls Agent, I...astral..
Li A- FAHNEBTOCK'fif Pli-Lo.-
1). This Cathartic compound combines oca.siiess of
hulls With efficiency and comparative wildness of pur
gative action, and haysug • peculiar tendency w the
binary organs. is extremely valuable in cousairy.
to which bilious Pryers and other complaststs attended
whin eongenson of the Liver, so rnnext abound. 111,y
have now stood the test of ilt) ye•rs. and exsasnenee
naa proved them to he a sale sod van/able rcasecy sn
Intermittent, Renuttent and Bilious Fever, Janson«
Wheys colic, Indigestion, Dropsy, Dy.ntiory,
BWoa-
Vomitings, colds, and ell complaulta of en sndannaato
ry character. The complete and universes sans..
non which ham been pre., by these pills to oil wins
have used Mem. residers lire publishing of the 1111 Mal
l in their tenor ususecessary pre
vent comaterfelung lbr7 are ant• put ep in a ree 23,10-
graphic wrapper.
.Prie• cents for ton taming .ht pills.
Prepared soil sold 1..)
B A FAIIN EST , •C K k Co
corner Ist and wood, and also corner inn and se
streets- a.p.a •
JOHN D. MORGAN,
I\lo. 1,31 Wood arse, one door loath of D/1111101141
11 alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.. offers for sale a large:l.of
longs, Aletheines, Una Paints, Vagoi g e,
and Perfumery. Foreign and Dome.suc, witsehme
galls the .COOOIIOI druggtau, poysimans and mar.
chi...sating the city, as ha ut deternumni to sell at
eery low paces, and gine genera] satisfuetton.. Moods
warranted and cheep tharntsh Na. I and 2, N. York
J
manufseture; al•oJapan and Black Leather Yana/h
-es of superior quality Al., Whtte and KW Leads.,
lower than heretofore offered. I. D , ht, also
...factures Morgan's celebrated Cough yrapotrlttch
by giron general rattslietton to all hit the curing Of
c on - ks, hoartenobo, In fl uenza, whooTrorg cone.,
rovp, ete; Pnce 4 15 cents per bottle. AI., Morgan' •
finnan Liver Pills, • cermun cure for liver complalt.
sick* headache, and all biriona complaints Pct., '25 dt•
pr bon.
septa,
Office of Americas & Persian Peiteate•
1 AMES OffEENOUGH, of the law Emu of Seller &
theenough, Gana.. the bonnets of C,onsiffung
Vsgirieer and Patent Attorney, at his office to Oratory
of WASII/NOTON. He may be consulted and em
ployed in making examinrtiom In machinery - 1n We
Patent Office and elsewhere, tn feminism{ dealings
and,..peCinelnon.. of renehines, and all papers eats '
git=f h. am ,, e . nd o , r
i rs : lis ,o s u p : or t .
He o e on n d
also
z . patent its
ell / professionally on ell question* of litigation aris
ing under the Patent Law, and will argue qt....-
Onto before the Patent OM re or an appealtherefrom.
for exhiels hie to ng experience in the Patent Office anal
in hit myrmidon., have peculiarly fitted bite. Therpro-
Cessions! basluess of the late lir. T. P. Jones Merint
been placed In his bands, all lettere in relation thereto
should be addressed to him post pond. aug3O-dkeedeell
DEFINED 81JGA128-453bble resell Loaf, asaortod
11~ 00101 . 1 ot 170 du ervitheil, AS do powdered; 68 do
elvified; in Gore and for sal• by
JAS e, HUTCHISON kCci,;:
Aro St Louis Strain eitigar Refinery;
45 WSW.' and 921rient
kaV hlllalagSSFS—V3 bbl. Plantation+ Mblaash
knew trap) this sainting lutin , tkftgat
fihemia No 2, and Gisi:
het t a
11. . - - -
sARISOR Celeerbiaz Elair.Dry,
II R
do do hotehadoOlST4er4,..
without preparation.
HIISTINDIVII ampere": Red lek. For Nie l L I B Irade
at maaulaeurree., privies, by R SELLKIL.,
trace No 9 Wade meet