■■■ ■ - ■■' ■■. --r. .. ••7-v ■(#*rz£§2L\&L-. BTKAH BOATS. FOR CINCINNATI. ; ; " w The ipiendid Reuser' * 4 jftAtfSfcapt. type, win leave lot the above mil intermediate ports on Weds** day.tho lWi iut, at IQ A. M. . f*r freight or paaaaga apply oa board. JaoiS . gt GALLIPOLI9. ie eplendid Cut tanning eteant REVEILLE, ;e, master, will leave, above all intermediate porta on Mon ■:* o’clock, P. M; ’• bat IV inn be* water. i«£e t apply oa board, or to PETTIGREW* S CINCINNATI. ' be splendid Reamer - - Z TAYLOR, ucu, muter, will leave for the vc and all interoediatß'perts oa «L, at lt> o'clock, A. kl. ror jkalsht or puaagc apply on board. jaall poa'q^crNNATi. . agisa w Tbe eplebdld packet steamer til.-.: . 1* TIbrILLIANT, Cape Grice, will leave ter lb* above all intermediate porta this day •110O’clock,A. Al. j _eO*ftelaht rr puugejapply oa board |mll ' " FOR CINCINNATI. - - - ' Tte fide fut rannicr steamer 1 OHIO, IAMHV Stocpx,matter,willleavefortheabovo; and all Intermediate landing) on Sat nrday, 'he Iftb inn., at 10 o’clock, A. castas a. apply on board, or to J«so* W.B. WHEELER, Agent. FROM tflifcKLlNO-TO CINCINNATI. TL* ipJendid fut nninr iuur VWftcifkt or onboard. j ARjJOTgQNO & CBOZEB, Agxt FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE, b. ’lhe'nleodid steamer iffTTJI LOYAL HANNAII, Bailer, will leave tor above HMHHBHbaad all inurmeditle port* this dir «i4o>doek,p.M. Fttffreight$r passage apply oa board. j*n» • FXmßt’flGH AND WHEELING PACKET.. _ - - The splendid fast running ■ learner |C"H LOUIS MeLANE, W. S. CoowclJ, jmn ' master, (having undergone a tbor* repair,) will ran hereafter a* a . - regular packet between Pittsburgh i«»d Wheeling, leaving Pittsburgh every Mcod'ay, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 9 o’clock. For freighter passage apply on board, or to land : . W.BvWHEELEH, Ageul. FOR CINCINNATI A NEW ORLEANS. «v The splendid Cut steamer .IPr'-ft'* - SCHUYLKILL, . MIHHUbw Minhall, Master, wiU leave for the ■■BHHVibova and all Intermediate poru on Retvd«y,No*.B,silo o’clock, a. bl , Far ttsfghtgr passage apply oa board. )ao3 61ICI|ISA¥1 * PITTSBURGH . DA I L V PACKET LINE. ,f|UQ& veil known line of splendid passenger Steam* JL, an> U new composed of the Ingest, swiftest, bes ■grtlted and furnished, and most powerful boats oa th* WVtare of (he , Wert. Brttj accommodation and ec&fc wit that moaer can procare, has been provided forpa* > •MfDft,- The Line has been in operation for five yean *carried a ntUlbin of people without the least ityo* 1 rv to their persons. The boats will be. at the foot of Wood aaeerthe_d*TpTeVicos to starting, for the reee> slum M freight and toe entry of passengers on the rek& BCjutlf cues the passage money most be paid is _ CDSDAT PACKET. s w AAC NEWTON, Captain Hemphill, wil • leave PiCsbatr.h every Sunday morning at in o'clock Wheeling every Soadey evenink at 19 r. m. May si, 1817. • MON)SAYI*XcIsET. The MONONU AHELA, CapL Stott*, will leave Pitts* bergh every Monday morning at to o'clock; Whesllni every Monday evening at 10 r. m. TCEsDAWXfffiac^; The HIBKBNIA -No. 2, Copt I. KUTtsroLzn, wD wove Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning at lb o'clock Wheeling every Tuesday evening at 10 r. it. packet. . The NEW ENGLAND No. 2, Cape A St e, wil leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday moratn fat it •■dock; a 10 r s The BRILLIANT, Capt. Cases, will leave Pius hergh every Thursday morning at loo's lock; Wheeling every TVaradsy evenunr at to r. x. ' ' raoftVrraEfc*. The CUPPER No. 2, Capt Pttxs Durst, will leav* ftfiibugh every Friday moraiug at 10 o’clock; Whet Ay every Friday evening at » - ‘ UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELS. W. R. MURPHY eentinaes to keep on band a fhli • 'assortmentof the Welsh Unshrinkable Flea* Aeb<_end has reeently received e supply of the finer lOattuea. Alto Swansdown Flannels, a scares arti* eie and veil, adapted for the wear of invalids, and com wanting something warmer than oaaaL Also, Persian; and uaaso Flannels for Infants wear; to gether with A fell supply of American msnnfaetured nutnelmjof. different qualifies* Also, SHROUDING FLANNELS, of all tie different widtht,at the North East corner of 4th ana Market ate. Rooms up stain, where dealers wiU .Always of aewssyje gpodA . fIYAKAO W—B bbla prime tallow tail landing from A lha ■tuaboatLonisMcLaneandfor aale by _J»»> 8. A W. HARBACGH. QhiaaTyEtTrs— >» bales, No 1 Sheep pelts, jes |9 leading isd-for aale by ling S.AW. HARBAUGH. COLOUR—3OO bbls' extra 'and B.P. Floor, In store: A andbraAleby x BAJV. BARBAUGH. ILUB A ORANGE PRINTS-4 oases new] ) and bright colors, opened by 4K ■ BHACKLETT A WHI XBaiAIeRLS—3 eases Fancy and Wool Dyes BUekrOpasedaadforuleby . • del BHACKLETT A WHITE SUGAR— 10 hhds, now landing from steamer Ham* b«rr,fettle by ISAIAH DICKEY A CO, jmi Front ft :• In tiara and for taleby . ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. . Froait iOSTOtf COPAL VARNIbH—On cesucnaeal (tentobr ISAIAII DICCEYACO.,.- jpg ) • « , Front »u_. ,tor uloby ** nOK—49'baies good Teimeiii fraJ ' ISAIAH DICKEY (t. 1 ferule by ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. Front it " imt UU« u«t (» SakierlK ~ d\FflCB of Seou 1 * Boprinu of tho Fear Qurur« II Ueaaad BUekwoodj SlOperyear.' * Willlo* Han* Jaam«l r pablisbad la Now Tortwaekljr; <3 par aananA , t Doarnlafa ilerucaUsralm, moaihly; S 3 por pear. Istalsable. ' TboCahiraior, woaiilr. SI perpimaw. Tka AfrionUaraliav momblyj SI per year. *lko Dwaoexatf* Barlow, ooniily; S 3 per anaan. > Thoßaaken’Mtfaaioe, do S 3 do d Lockwood, j««a - i . Doofcoclterfcliaponar.W Woodot Oatlaii DfßUuiktti 4k liamtla mHB FAYETTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, I hrtruUtiy to relicqnUh their rettil trade oa Mar Si street, new offer tbeir lnrje and ipltodid itoek of «—oad Flannel*, at price* heretofore unknown Utkteoitr.attbe BLANKET DEPOT, No tC Market at NO. BUG AR—4® hhd* #W, good article, for *alo br « ltn9 SAW IIARBAUGH - Cf,ITTIT ,, * :: rb dfor*-’ . 4>d.«ml«by B4t>. iIARBAUOH . u KKI« Eitf*. Im ree’d ui for u’e br . COPE A BRKYFOGLH /THKESB—IOOO bxs prtoa Shipping tad C*uinj; §•» ; coo ** Creua *• • “ . 3£..1„W ]ant J B CANFIELD t bl. Ja ..r.c^ J g, i gg> uc[i SHEEP PELTS—3SS is store oad for sole by wy *■> » SAW HARBAUCII ;—5 bales heavy, in»t ree’d by BRACELET t A WIfTTE ■ i dox ia aura ui ior «*ls br Biff HAB-HAUOH groMyoo aumsH [WmEBS WANTKU lot Two Torpsnttoe. ne'A ’ Per Wromiar. O J 3 MILTENBERGER, tcSi * No 67 Frost it • 19kbit Eu!Uh Veoiiian Feds m ySrsodsj 1» ‘ Noißcmm' * " Chloride Line; « boxes Palm Soap; 100 ** BUUih Lostre. •• ? __ JOUtf M’FADEN ft CO, Canal Basin, Paie br Inttl SAW HARBAUQH 1 w-TBh 1 bbls Winter % j l [So SAW HARBAPOII CHEESE—SO bxs Hove's extra, for sale by ; BtW HABHAUQH ’ r^r|» T pnpgfl—tl boles. lane and short us’d, fot T7%fc} J SCHOONMAKER A CO f * No 34 Wood street yjgs gro woe— F q f «j t e C b J oo WMAgEH ±qq A t u2i~ K »a 101 ‘‘‘jBcHOONMUCER tCO - ■ V7 lfl ppNTirre—33 Ibu; ia #oodorder, for ,Wfc - J rCUOON&UKEa tCO .aamNtf wiywiMtHw, 3 P CHOONMAKER * °° - ... rtto on htad tod for ttla by IIOOMS— * m ‘w» - JOHN WAIT* CO CQjMMERCiAL REjjORD. i PORT OF PITTSBPRGH, riTVßiiouuu Bouu omira :■«(■«««* «aiWI wwiiimt. COMMITTEE FOR DECEttE*- tomk e im- g..*Bwirf»*4*“ mm mat ' omct PrrmcmciOjunnr*, J Taeidty Morninx, JaiL}#. 1850. I The weather yerenJay.'wae clear ed d«ll*htfal and bssineu fanerally thawed a fairdejree of *e* tirhy. '<[_ PLOVB-*The qoa&tity forwid is WT T ligbt, . and few sales hare been transacted^ :.y« mayqoote Cron first hands, at.i4£)o4 l fiB, and store «»M* 04,75; sales from wagon at fit fiO. ; ;•• I Giszx—Receipts have been lighCtnl sales eonined tr? wtithu ■« follows:—Wled, 65090; Bye, GQBSSi Barley, ln quality Omt, <0045, and Oats iu 34033 e rta-* ?J PoTSiow—The PraTisios murk* u generally qui et. New sagar eQrfrd bates hams, preselling at 9s ft, plain hams at 707 J. The markejs bare of shoald era and sides. Regular sales of drid b*ef art effected atSe. Lard lain tair reftest, withbales ton eonsld erableextent,ats(osi. Sales efioiearolibutter, a 14015e;of prime In cletks allS|o3o P ft; kegibutler is In regular demand, at SitolOc 4fli. fliocttixa—With ike excoptioj of Coffee, every tMnj icmalna stationary, at oar A'bet ter feeling la mamlcMed la Rio foffee, with , tales to city sod country trade, at NOSagarre mains stationery,atarange,in h!ds,offroni S) to Co for the varioaa grade* of old and jew crop. No change la oteer r ■ |. Taiiow—Sale*. of 25 bhls at 7c, oo time. Beef tallow is soiling aij), in moderate Quan tities. . ' ( Arrlasts Bull. EaatenfMail, via PhiladkiphiaiueJa.it closes Hit. western ttuil, Cincinnati and •ouisvUie, dues f. as., closet 4 a. h. Soatb, via Baltimore.and Wastngton, dae 8 r.M., elo tea 4 a. M. ; North Western.via Cleveland, tie 10 a.. h .elnsce 9 *. *. Brie and Western New Yotk, ;>>e 8 r a. closes li.a Ymaanlcg.-due 7 a. au, closes If u. Worm Auisanosn o»fni Onus Sraoisxs —During the winter months Mo steamers composing the Canard line will tail froa'New York, Boston and Liverpool, as follows: Cambria,' from Liverpool, fotfJoiton, Dee. 23, 2849 Canada, “ for New York, u 29, * “ “ foißostoo, Jan. 12,1850. “ “ faNew York, “ 23, “ •• * fi* Boston, Feb. 0, “ “ tot New York, “ fi, w u *> • ftr Boston, Mar eh 9, ** “ . “ At New York, “ 18, .-•*,** ** fc Boston, April ft, -Canada, from New York, f&r “ Jan. 9,1899. Canada, from New Yark« or “ ** *V ** j from Boston,. ir 41 Feb. ft, “ from New York,'hr u , “ 20, “ from Boston, - or “ March 6, ** from New York,for “ **29, “ ; from Boston, - for ** April 3, from New *• ' K W, *• - from Boston, for “ i* May PUUkw|h fltMk* «M m>*n li U»- Bank of *1,300,«•; < Dividend, (Hay and lev.) 4 F eent* • • *• « • Exchange Baal— Div idead,(Mty i&d Not;4 P cent——- 10 404 44 T ■Merchants* andMannfiemter** Bank— Offlci of ihaPUawiwHatßil*aftt^la« i Capital, eoOQjOOOjDiTflead, {May and ' , «mr*ace Oftatpamp. - < I- Not)4lPccnt'-T—-**,;—■ “ *• •[ a ■ PaiL4Bttrsu,N<»4-AkiJSW^ R ashore hGu Co.—DVidcnd, (Jan- and , mgE Board erDireetors have, ihia * JahrUFeent* ~~~* * ff -! X dlTideadof TEN PKECENT. InaenWoolof the AUeiaenT Bridge *Co»pany*-~—.*—* » S 3 IT erofits of the Company fbTlheyeareatiArfldipbertU, WonnanJtele ** ** *• 14 19©. certificate* (or whieh wiU.be i*wedd*|ihdaftei Hand Street ** f® the first day of December nexC:' , ’<'■ '{ifAit.i'. N. Liberties **.'•“ » '■ Also, a dividend of SIX PER the Western Insurance G>*—— — • —5 81 capita]atoek and aenp rrevioaft?*Js*Bedr-farable *• Ohio* Pennsylvania Railroad, *l3 paid M RICHARD a NOTBOGhStar. ■ Pennsylvania Bailrwd^———• .?• __ novLO P. A.MADHRA, Agtsrttl»*r. , Pittsburgh City lean*—— 100 J 4 M • 1 1 . . m 7T m ... „ Allegheny Ccmnty ibid** - 140 99 *1 | ' DIVIDMD. ._ . Allegheny City loan ——— 100 M m Onici or Aixacum BkipctPk > ;pm»b®ign*6osionCopp«r Mining Co. 39 103 110 ; . Jjjs'tljt, 1399^-,} North American ** u 10 sales, 934 Presidontand Manager* of the Coakpahy.-for PiUsbarghALleßojal * *• , Xerecting a Bridge erer.lljeA^fSbeny^RiTer.'oppo (Lazt tale, 913 00)- 1 . atte Pins burgh, in toe Cocnty of Allrghfnyihavo-thlt RtUbgnriuClneinatf A LontsviUe Tsj- j day declared a Dividend • of Two Dollar* on each cgr*pbC©—CapiUl,*tW I DOO- l Di?idand, .1 share.of tbs Capital Stock t 'mndlng4(aMemqe ofia.- JanaaryApril, Jor and October, last, ; divtdnals on the Books of the.CompanT, eottff-the - 449 cent;shares. 130; tale*.*3o *0 , profits oaiz months,'which will be paid. to Atlantic A Ohio Taegraph Co-Capital, - .: Stockholders or their legal representatives forth with. SJUQ^DivWMdiOoFthareforJan* ; jaaidlblwSfr '' JOHN HARPER, Treasarer. - ini.Xwlii*licioAi. bipbtTlW. - ' 1 V SU&AHOB COBFAVT, • OFFICE, IN NORTH ROOM OF EXCHANGE. lOn Tkvd Street, PkdaddjJua. , V TIE following statement of the Com* pany, is pabliahedin conformity with a provision of Ua charter. \, Pmmttms reamd during tke ys or ending Octa her 31tf, 1849, On Marine and Inland Risks, On .Fire Risks, HBW TBLSOBAPH OFFICE. rriHß citizens atd basinets men of Pittsburgh are I J. tespeetloUr iifonned that the Morse Telegraph • ! Line »j>re bow la ejmnlete operation between this city : amt Baltimore, Wwhington, and other Eastern Cities, [connecting et Wajhlnytoa City with the Morse Line, lihe only one Sooth to Richmond, Raleigh, Charleston. Acgusti, BarannA, Mobile and New Orleans—and connecting in this dry with lines running West and North to the prinebal town* and eitiei in las Talley of 'the Misdisij>pi,wu on the Lakes. These Lines will Vcceiee-ana send memages as, cheap as any other line, and the opeauors and elerks will bo (bond gen tlemanly an! aeeoamodating. \ COKMSeo in the lower story of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Woodstnet. jaafrte Rtw FabUdUnf la Henthly Patts.| ICONOGB A.PHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA of SCIENCE, MTEBATU&H AND ART; Systematically Ar ranged by C. Heck. With COO qaano steal pistes, ex ecuted most distinguished -artists of Germany. The text translated and edited by Spencer P. Baird, A. 4L, M. DU Profesor.of Natural Sciencea in Dictanaon College, Carlisle, Pa.' . ■ - Tim ieonogrufcle -fineyelocmdia will embrace all < Ibel.-ngemirfZtMSi fcrniwjartgu. , whjcfc.eta be Il lustrated by ple»ri»lrepreien»2i«li. These Ilmarr** tiona are anangidlnsirieUy systematic order, on 800 largeqnaJto sleet plates, and areaccompaniedby let ter press, printed ia the finest style, on the best paper, in, tbe most cost cnie at tons, of a large, handtoms oe lavo. ; ..... ' i Tb» letter pfesa will fill £OOO pages, and wili ba a thmoogh of the science*, with eonstant refer ences to the Igoret on the plates. Alphabetical In dexes and üblesof contents will make tt praetiaally naefal and of stir reference. ' •the leenoywpbie Eneyelopwdiawill bepablLhed m£6 parts, each containing 80 plates and eu pages of letter press, irmedin a convenient portfolio, in whisk tnbxcnber* on keep thur copies ia perfect order os* til completed,when they can he bo and. * Oue part is pablithtd every month, at the eery low price of ft, which will enable alllOTersofiaatraetioa m the ——t beautiful* and practical form, however scanty their means, to become subscribers to the work, inrfoai Nor. are nowpubllshed. ■' JAMES D LOCKWOOD jan7 Bookseller A Importer, 83 Wood i BOTIOB. TJXE Copartnership heretofore existing aader the 6rm of Jam Crjauaw A Sox, is dissolved by the decease of James Cross an. The ousmess will bo eo»- TT«vtd by the lobseriber, who will settle the aeeoants of the lute firm. JOHN M’D. CROfSAff. Mocongthsia House, Dec. 83> 18iP.^-[deBs-lm ThoBU. Farkiuent MACHINIST AND MANUFACTURES-Lathee, Tobacco, Hernia and large Screws of all kinds; Brats Castings and Brass Works generally. Comer of Ferry and first streets. THE subscriber, having pnrehased the Factory of James Fattened, Jr., located at the above stand, weald respectfully inform his friends end the public he is prepared to fiU any op era in his line, on the meet reasonable - Leras and with dispatch, end will feel gratefsl for their patronage - . . THOMAS PARKINSON. Pittsburgh,Jan.l,l£sD. HAVING disposed of my establishment to Mr. .Thomas Parkinson, I take the liberty to solicit for him the patronage of my friends and the public, feeling eoi iaenl that any favors Conferred will bo duly approciatedAnderomptly attended u>. r jAMES PATTERSON, Jr Pimburgb, Jaa. l,j£sj*a« X’fl. DiLWORTHfo CO. DBT *ecelved tad for ufs 2Wilbi Brim*ioa*by ! J. KIDD k CO, Jta4 Mo - AEMdTBOWttACgQZEB ILOUR—2® bbU FrtiK. 1 100 do Old Wheat Eitr*, in store and for |an4 " ABMBTKONO 4 CROZKE r t KKKN APPLES—WO bbU in Jlore _ T jiff ARMSTRONG A ■>UTTEB—IO bbl» Roll Bauer Pi«ih, 3 60fcr* prime do do ja»t revived ad fin iiie by ARMSTRONG 4 CROZER JaM RKiEn BALSAM frlß-Fer by „ _ , O ]u( _ . J KIPP A CO, No. 00 Wood n : lb( Go® Ar«bin uiTtor 1111 IKiDDiCO, W Wood it TDErros'iiAi ' j ‘La TtJBTTrt3cEIVKD-160 )b« Aioertcu Arnnrnwt, Utadbrultby J KIDD* CO. - NoCOWomm ' Q/ttfDoWiJCasS—soo boxca BxiO"wiadow.fU«, TT SOO do 10x19 do lo 81 do 7x9 do do • . Ito do txlt 'do do . _ - 10 do 10X14 do do Is ttoro isd Cor iile by >. t W. HABBAUQH. A ! l ?r’l k*t»» lorMl* w I. l«u. JAM jn7 RQBIBOV. | wrr.p *rA° XT U'.UUUAIHII J J n HiMr *___ J. • «teuk tt lirUlluu ud fo r •»)*>?* UottU3 * “°™ i“» iAnaD,iS > ~ . ,T O ARHIVEO. ' Caleb Cope, Murdock,'Bearer. Michigan,'Briet, Bearer. Lake Erie; Clerk. Bearer. Bearer, Gordon, WellsnllA. a am, Galloway. Mononxaheta City on, Peebles, Elizabeth. AUaatle. Parktson, BrewsavlU*. Btltie, Jacobs Btownnille. '• Camden. Hendriekawi, McKeesport. Jamea Nelson, Moot* Wheeling. [ Hungarian, (new) shipyard. • ' Ruifiold,Cope, Cineumati. DEPARTED. Caleb Cope, Msrdoek, Bearer. Lake Erie, Clark. Bearer. Bearer, Gordoa,.Wdl»rili*. Michigan, Bries. Bearer.-. 1 . Virooaa, Galloway, Monoßgabelk City. Camden, Hendrickson j McKeesport. . : Fashion, Peebles, Eiixabeih., - ; Baltin, Jteobyßrownttrillo. f" - v 'Vi' Atlantic, Parkinson/Brownarille. ■ v - Louis Methne', Con® I, Wheeling. Fort Pitt, Miller. Nasbrilla-- ' J.J. Crittenden, HatehUe^BtJLeala. BOATS LEAYINGIUiSDAY. « r. u. beaver packer * WELLS YILLE PACKETS, 8 'ji fc / WHEELlNG—JaiCesJiels | ?s»''yj^g4 l Tie steamer Ringgold *nted'Hgs?4ty from Cincin aati, haring experienced no MiitfaM&C'i'uj fiom (he floating lie. * ' • WHEELING—Per LMeLan*S**jbßaker A For* 17th: 8 bbis rinegar, WM * bx.Jas Richardson: 83 bbls ftear, Smith;A Sinclair; 1 bblbauer,l*kpesehei,4B kgs lard,TWHfyeU.Aeo; 8 ika brandy, R ACampbeU; 3 kgs bahdf.*J Sehoonma ker Aco; ltek*-Dora,Tfldobntn, Olrfitfomaa* 1 7, BEA V ER'AWE L LSVILLE—BcfB»rc r-« bbls e seed, L 8 Waterman;«bbtscfaelttihsJK Dhlseli A co; 89 bgs shorts, 80 bbls flour, Noble Amtell kgs lard. Sbbfs 8 kfi,3 bxs baoer.9 akspea&haC'Harbaogh: ID bbls floor, Atmitrong A Croierr W ibbldo l bbi batter, Joo-Watt A eo; I bbl peahhes, Moorhead A King: 31 aks barley, Brows A bbls but tsr.SMenaat. • “ft'-? JNO. A. CAUGDEY, 'Agent fbr Erie and Michigan Line to Bearer and Ihe-Ljikea.—'Office on the comer of Water and SmithflildytA—- ja&4 • ALEIAHDBRS. WATBD9, ATTORNEY at LAW—Offiee,'on\FnirTth street, abore SmilhflolJ—Lowris's stairs, jaafl-y 1 1 * •' ' • ’ •' J. C. Broyfogle-- —> •A^HrClarke. BRETFOQLE * ObARKB, Forwarding and commission".merch ants, and (lemlera In Window Glass, White Lmad, he. No. 10a Second at. ~jaa3-y WBBTKBS IRB BBAUCBiGOfIfAS V OF PITTSBURGH." * CAPiTAMIIOOjOOO. J. FotsiT, Jr, SeeT- I RJTk&un, Jr., Prcsk. WUltniw against all kinds of riaks, losses will bo liberally adjusted and -^promptly A home initiation—managed by Directors who are well known in the community, and who are determin ed by promptness and Itbcramr to msiutainthi char meter which they hare assamed, .11 offering 7 the best protection to those who desire to be tnaarcaT - Dmscrans—R. Miller, Jr., Geo. Black; J; : W; Bailor, N. Holme* Jr.,; Wa. B. Holmes,. CJhquen; Geo. W. Jackson, WnuM. LyotyJas. Lipplneott, Thoa.tK. Lite h, James MlAnley, Alex; Nuaick,ThM. Seou. . Omex,No.®Waterstreet, (wareb©ase‘ofSpang A Coh bp stairs,) Pinsbargh. jafcdly’ . as. fr*4. ed- 'Earned Pnauuwu daring tk»> fanr ending a* On Marina ud Inland Risks, Bl£S£9*4ol V. \ . Ob Fire Risks, 88 ttSl&O IS Interest, Selrafo, and atker Proiu, * y*TT»««w» tn.. A;n»g »ian («<.» •, Marine and Inland Naiifmlina Lotaee, fl&at&SS. FireLeuee, t 7ifoyj3. V ' ■' -&Ksza£xcodSBUt r'V ” ’ __ Agency efcarre*, _ B«S7l fcd Expeaaea, Bent, Sharks, Biauosenr, fee., 9,090 S 3 ' Thi AucLm ef tk» Company art, fit folbtei, ‘ j Bondi, Mortgage* and Ground reals, M Uwted Stole* Six per ceatLou, I3 I B£QO0 I PennirlTKiM, do do UMBO 00 Do Flto do do tfiOO 00 , Philadelphia City Six per seat. Lou, IOjSOO 00 Bills Beeeirable, M£7B SI JO Shores Stock Union Bulk of Teunes* ■9, ) SO « M do do Merchants tad Uliifie utren Beak, Pitisbargn, OO U 0 Shsro Stock Amencu Motoal Jnsnr uee Cotnpuy. S Shares Stock Philadelphia ud lltm do Grace Steam Tow-boix Company, 600 00 SO Shane Stock Delaware Matsu Insur uee Company, 100 0j S Shares Stock Philadelphia Exchange Cotnpuy, 79 00 100 BharceStack Pcnnsylraiua Rail-road Company, fi,CCO 00 Cash on hand, ?•• CL9I4 44 Scrip of Mataal Insurance Companies, 3,040 70 Balances la the hand* of Agents, ud Pre miums on Marino Policies, recently la . wed, _ M£tt « Interest due, Subscription notes, : Neman ft u, 1549. The Board of Director* Ihare this day declared a dividend of SIX PER CENT, in cash, on ifeo Capital Stoek and Scrip of the Cocapany, parable on atul af ter December let, 1949. Alee, a dividend of TEN PER CENT, in Script oa the Capital Stock, and earn* ed Premia**, certlficatea for which will .be issued at abort. DIRECTORS. Joseph 11. Betl, ' ;JL Jones Brooke, Edmund A. Sender, [ Henry Sloan, John C. Davis,; ' Uagh Craig, Robert Barton, George SerrlU, John R. Penrose, Wm. Eyre, Jr., -Samoel Edwards, Charles Kelly, Georfe O. LcJper, J.G. Johnson, Edward Darlington, William Hay. < Isaas B. Davis. Dr. B. Thomas, -William Polweli, John Selierf» John 8. NewUn, Spenser Mellvain, Dr. R. M. Ilosum, J. T. Ley an, Pittsburgh. James C. Hand. D.T. Morgan, do . Tfceophilo* Punldlnf, Wm. Bsnloy, do - WILLUM MARTIN, President. GEORGE 3KRBILL, Vice President. RICHARD 8. NEW BOLD, Secretary. By the Aet incorporating this Company, (he parties insuring property therein, are entitled to a snaaaef tho-profits of the Institution, without (objecting them* •elves to any liability beyond the pramlam paid. - The Capital Slock and BobsenpUon Notes are pledgtdby the Charter lor thi payment or louses; and the profits of the Company ate directed to be invested and remain in the posters ton jof the Corporation, as a fend lor the farther seeonty of thoassared. This land will bo represented bj Se tip, bearing an interest of aiz per eenL divided among - the Insured and Stoekhold* ersjpro rata, upon the luneontof earned Fremieau end Capital Stoch. janidtf ADAMS’ EX PR E 8 8 I 'ITTK would respectfully call the attention of “Mer .f T ehants” tad otburt to the following card: Having noticed u Mtua Greene A Co.”s n lute card, in whieh they uun they offer facilities unequal* ed by any other EXPHESS, wa are, Injustice to "oar* •elves" and to Use “pu'alic," constrained to say that if oar arrangement in tho Bast had not rendered our* the BEST CONDUCTED and MOST RELIABLE EX* PRESS, we-weald not have merited the liberal patron* sgd we now enjoy—nor conid we hare sustained our* wires for a series of years, and established a reputa tion u.Tunro tmuim by any other Line. Unless our arrangements tor the speedy, cheap and safe true* mission ofgoods andralaahles of all descriptions, had been non railed, tad In extending our Line to all the “Western and Southern” Cutes, (harlnf spend no means or extriion Id make it perfect,)- we feel coat deni that the indneameau which we offer to the pub* lie are ♦ ussarpassed,” and that we are tally enabled to PERFORM what we PROMISE. ADAMS A CO. drgg-ffw BAKER A FORSYTH, Agfa. Ohrlstaus wad Sew Tear hpproaehlift ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIAL BOOKS, In Magnificent Antique Binding, for rAs Holidays. JAMES D. LOCKWOOD, Bookseller and Inporter, (3 Wood street, has neetred a beautiful collection of Illustrated Books, bound Injho most splendid man ner by the best London and American binds rs—amouf them may bo found: Pearls of American Poetry; magnificently lllumiaa* nated. Lays of the- Western World; illuminated in fold and colon. Wordsworth's Greece: riehly Illustrated. . The Preacher, illuminated by Oweu Jones, and hound in earrrd wood. The Song of Songs; illuminated by Jones. Flowers and their Kindred Thoughts; Ulnminaiod by Jones. Heroines of Shakspoare; illustrated. Mrs. Jameson's Chanelerisues at Women; illustra ted. For sale by JAMES D LOCKWOOD, J.aa m U, u i ...... viNEUAR-awbbis Keg BUTTER—A faw kegs on hand, tor aaia Uy dd» ■ * STUART A SILL CORN— 900 bu In store and for sale by deg STUART A SILL PEACHES— tOD bbis just ras'd and farjmlo by deg STUART A’SILL CLOVER SEED-1 bbl tnstoro and torsaJoby deg arUABTABILL TAtyw-tt U l ,la .urn, gcoßCHiNns-.c*. to -I-t J B “ ” I ' l ' “WuAjf IWI LOCAIi MATTERS. Court efß«uMrlauleaai • Present, Hoaorsbleßeajsaun Patton, President Judge; end Wm. Samuel Jones, AnocU ate Judges. > < The Hon. Chas. fihaler directed the attention of the' Coart to the case of a young lad, named Gra* ham, only ten yean of age, who was, on Safer* day, sentenced to the House of'Refuge. Bis pa* rents were about removing to Steubenville, and wished to take him wife them, ■ although: until they removed, they wished him to remain In jaiL His Honor,"Judge Patton, observed that there were sis indictments for lireeny and other oflenoes against young Graham, and that he was a proper anbject tor fee House ofßefuge, as 'it was feme onlyfest.be conld be properly attended to. He therefore refused to resdtid his former view.of the subject . mother, who wts io Court, then left it, weeping bitterly. ‘ . Common Hoaack et al—lndicted for a riot.. Hosaek alone was on trial, and fee jary brought in a rerdiet ofgnilty. He was sentenced to ply a fine of CIOO, and lobe imprisoned nine months in the county jail. Commonwealth ,‘vs Uariat'Neison, alias Lady and 'Rebecca Kelly, fedieted for".lateeny. We did not hear fee verdict fo this case. : Ar.t.tQMsr Rioi Cass.— trial of the AUe* ghenjr Fire Riolers wiU be take a up on Wedaes* day. 4 G&juid Just—Th* Grand Jury adjourned on Saturday, having disposed of all fee eases before them. • "• SLsnoura Stoppio.—A number cf sleds Were taken from fee boys who were sledding yesterday, by the poUoe, and taken to fee Mayor's bfflee. = * The-weather yestekdsy was exceedingly ine; the'heavy fall of anow on Sunday' had furnished the lovers of pleasure with, excellent aleighlng, and a fine bracing atmosphere, a*d clear-suoftf ray,rendered them every facility for ita-eujoy meat. The gsy laughing countenances of the light hearted lads and. lasses, as they drove along, greatly enlivened fee l otherwise dull appearance of our business thoroughfares. Toe Euterpeans givib another eoacert fe bight, at Wilkins Hall. We -recommend fee lovafe of good musio to give tbefp a hearing. ; Survasr Snazre.—The slippery; coaditfoa of the p avements requires that ashes should hi* strewn . over them, in order to prevent accidents.'7 Matos’s Omct.'Tkn, 14.—-Edwd.iMel3hennf versus James Cooley, charged wife drunkenness and disorderly conduct}"Path. Casey, Wifeidtunk enness; and Thomas Jackson, wife vtgfenqr,were committed by ois honor fee Mayor,'fc* twenty four hours each. Charlotte Wallaedtria ordered up five days, for vagtanejr. ; A Obre n 4 Osrtlfients s^ ; t£a^bae> ' wuat t* saD’ce-ras Pavadjb***.—• I hereby certify that sbe&ciwo weeks age Lwt* sets* ed wife a violent attack of wfifrig and pswgfeg Chol era Mortal, wife very distressing pains inihy swisitf h and bowels, which was completely rebsvsd by two teaspoonfol doaes of Petroleum, taken fe aMlnlaww ter. After having taken theftm dose, I akpti soundly and comfortably for three hetre. (Sigaedfr - V HENRYWISIVJr, On board the steam boat Alfilna. fiusbsrgh, Dec. life, 1649. ~ - tarn Captain of the Ariadne, and: was a witness ie feo astoniihlng effect* of fee P*iro&sß(la'fee caaaef Henry Wl*e,wboisonooffeabandacnfes‘boat [Signed] NIMROD ORABELL:. Pittsburgh,Deo.life,lß49. 7 V ’> , irp'Sso general advertisement in atetW'ebUmn del* dOBPBIB^ISQ. BILL HEADS, CARDS, CIRCI/tARd, MjtnifaU, B&U Lading, Bfesl*, «y«g> sms, r—wra, cssnncaaitenßU,;’ ... foucuta, Ac.' Ac . Printed at the 'shortest node*, at low ptfees, asfe# de*9 Gax*rtaOmes,Tuntt«T*af»-. , vj tisi.m 97 74,079 0 *255,751X16 DIU Dy fipvf| <»A|£9vilSMn/ Demi*t Canes tfftoartfc i iianii ■* - betwtea —ofH-diria <*Urket «ad Ferry eueyu. a»7l ■‘gpjnffTßAWlMtKOflM. NOTICK U barebr Kivu tus Ultm (ration open the Eiiatt or Tbomaa a.uJrant, late of Weit KUXmbeth. deeM. hot* boea granted » the undersigned. Ail persons indebted t»ltedcoSaard ire reqoircd to mafa-iamediata jpyae<£%feft <*«« haTin* Claim* in rcqtteated to present ihMß««uyn»* tMjjUeatefbieeitherof (be dtfmininritorVT tpy.C. 'fJtnefin, Eiq., their anorney. . . ■ -*- « 1 ,>9l QEOtCE CimmTOß.Uk \ f? . . ■. . ■ AHOTEWralSSfcji PItU»«T«ItAa<.»mB4U awe Letters patek?!«sm‘ b«n brad ty «» Governor, incorporating ‘‘Tbo Finabarfh *nd Erie Rail Road Company," the anbaeilbero, a majori ty of the acting commissioners, do appoint Monday, the nth day of Febrasry, 1690, nt-tfco Reed Home, in the botouab of Erie, u the time and place for organis ing said Company: at which Uma a»d place the tab* aeribcri to the capital stock el aaid Company are no tified 10 meet and elect by ballot, oat of tnejr own number, Thirteen Directors, agreeably to the proyit |on» of the act of Incorporation. * CHARLES M. REED, THOMAS H. HILLS JAMES WILLIAMS, GILES SANFORD, WILLIAM KELLY. - Acting Commissioner*. Erie, Jsa.’d, 1850.—{jmaU-wdtT -- uy 74; Tub BASK of BSaLASD offers for tala iu property in the city of Pittsburgh, situated at ibe eoroer of 8L Clair street and Duqeeseo Way, has* inf 164 feet on 8u Clair street, fill teat on Duqueons War, and StQ fact on Barker** alley. Thu property contains OVER ONE ACRE of vale* able ground, fa suseeptiblo of a subdivision which would prove highly profitable to one wishing to ro*satl in building lots of the usual size, or to improve. A plan ol the subdivision can be seen at the offleo of the undersigned. ’ On the property an erected five substantial Brick Buildings on St. Clair street, (Including the tavern known at the “Red Llea,") a number of smaller build* lags on Daqueano Way and Barker’s alley (partly oc cupied by Townsend, Can A and the stables at tached to the tavern.- The rental.is t£9Q per annum, and the property bat &aaual lals off Dry Goode, A. A. MASON a CO., TTTILL commence on New Year's Day, 188, and VV continue through the month of January, daring whieh time the whole of their immense establishment, (including all their Wholesale Rooms,) will be thrown open for Retail Trade; and their entire Wholesale Hioek will bo offered at- Retail, on this occasion, at fully on foerra ua than usual prices. Their Shawl Saloon contains more than9oooShawls, comprising every description of Long and Square Wool Shawls, Cashmere; Brocho, Ac. Also, Vuetles, Cloaks ManUUSjB.-Baeks Ac., at an Immense reduc tion from usual prices. DRESS AND CLOAK GOODS. Their stock comprises more than 1000 pieces Thibet Cloths, Merinos, Paramelitt, Alpaceet, Lyoneee. Op* •ra and Pelisee.Cloths, will be aold from SOto tOper cent, lose than usual prices. Also—9oo pieces rieh plain and fig’d SILKS, rede* - eed 90 per cent 80 eases Cashmeres and De Lain*, entire new styles. -Also—White Goods, Mourning do. Embroideries, Lueet,' Ribbons, Oloves and Hosiery, Trimmings. Ac. 80 cam Flannels, 70 eases new style Calieocs, fiO ca ses Bleached Muslins, 100 bales Browu do., 70 hgles Tickings. Also, Cloths, Casslmores, Jeans, Cstsloetu, Ac* at extremely low prices. Together with an immensa variety of ether Goods,, making an assortment one of the most extansive In the country—all ol whieh have been marked down at much lower prices than their extensive annual sale In January fast They invite an early call, as many of their eboicest Goods will bo sold. lowest price named at first JanS A. A* MASON A CO, CO Market st. PEWI FOa lALK. fin PEWB in Temperance Hall, on Smithfield street. UU Also, a Pulpit and railing, all in good order, will be told low for cash by applying to THOS. UGGEIT.Wilkias; Pa. or GILL A LIPPINGTON, aplfcwtfS Bmithfield street, Pituburyh, ra E" EG BUTTER—93 kegs for sale by ~dci7 WICK A MoOANPLESS FLOUR— 60 bbis Family Flour, for aalo by del7 WICK A McOANPLESS MUTTON HAMS—4 bbis for sale by del? JB CANFIELD CHEAP MOUS. DE LAINS—3 eases good style, fast colored U. de Lains, at the extremely low price of He. per yard. A A MASON A CO, det« _ No 60 Market st FRESH FRUIT—6 dot. cans fresh Peaches; 3 “ bottles do. 5 “ u Pine Apples; 3 " •* Cherries; 3 " Rtrawberricr, 3 14 ** Tomatoes; 3 “ half gal. bottles Pieklei; 3 “ quart do. 3 ** fancy do. Ree'd and far sate at the Pekin Tea Stare, 70 Fourth street. dsolfi. OATH— WO bu in store and far sole by flcB7 CRAIO A SKINNER GRKKN APPLES—76 bbis In atore and far sale by d 037 __ CRAIO A SKINNER TWHXCD HA(Ts—3’do* in store and far saloyr “ dcS7 CRAIG A SKINNER FIRE BRICK A TU.E—A Urge assortment far sals by dcU ISAIAH DICKEY A CO PIO MKTAL—2O i»a«, tollable for Poaodf «ua,Jo»t ree'd and for »aio by „ del* HARPY, JONES* CO ’lurruN-fl b&ica jut roc'd a*d for »i«Jbr jj dell HARDY. JONEo & CO /'i£Uam! CEbA&—A lot of Cedlr toniJgiM \j to L. Cohen or Crater, will be raid to pay eharfoe if not eellod for within 30 doyi „ __ dc!4 CEO B MILTKNBERQEH* 67 Front n C‘ aJJCoSh—i cues, Tut colored, giwifjgtnti, now opening at A A MASON k wS, d e l4 • No 00 Market at LANNUL»~B7 cam and baloa it***. While end Yellow Flannel*, iae lading • I**K* : l°* <" rown w ‘““ C °“° UT 73 tg, ‘ fl ° 1 ’ I M.CANDtEa LOUB-dobbU Extra Familyr ltt» « Soperine; ~ , .. CD “ Flos:inatareandtoraai» by faU CRAIO ASKUfNXK RATES OF DISCOUNT. NT—CORRECTED HT BS * BOBS, 5 Marie: ctrect, pe*< 4u • Indiana., Siaieß’k ftllraaebc*** I 3*ateBerip «-• “ Vir ß i»U. Exchange Bk. of Vju** I Fnnne«Dk.orVt‘-~* * Bfc*oiihe Valley,-* ** Bk.of Virginia—**** M M.ftM.Bi., Wheelmi i do Morgantown-"- I : N. W. Bank Va~— t r do ,Well*barg»—•••. I t do Parkeiibnrg—— t CATES OF DLSCOUfi ri BOLOS Exchange Broken, No. Si Peunijrlyultt BankofFiUsbtrgh -—Par Exchange Bask par Merck. A Matt. Bank *Par Bksuoii'hiLidalphla—«?ar Girard Bank~»*—par Bank cftie naan to wn*par « Chester poantf • **Par “ Delaware Co.- '-par «• Maat£OtteryCo.*-pai “ Noriambexlaad'-pa; ColnmbUßridgo Co.* - par Dcylestowa pink*—par Fannefs'ilki tteadlng*par F*mers’ Bk. Bocks Co.par Fanners B’fcLaccas’r-par Lancaster Co.Bk.****par Lancaster Bk.* par tMJtaie* Beak——oo BrowittircUejßk. par Washmgtorfßk.*•—• • *| Getgrsbarphßk.—l Chamhenoarf-*'*—• H Buqttehanna Co. Bk.*- Tinn«m*> Bk-ofTenneMeo**** • S Far.fcMereh'taßk—* Plaatemßk. ••• • u Union Bk..- fliiicurli State Bk of Miuoori— I Xotth Caro lima* Bk.of Cape Fear--*'- 8 Merck'* Bk., Newbern- * Stale Bank S 2onth Carolina* Camden Bk Bk.of Charleston 8 Cotnmercialßk-"-' f Bk. ofGeonrciown—• 9 Bk.of Hamburg I Merchant* Bk*— -A: Planter* ftMeebahUk* 3r Bk-ofßonlh Carolina** 9 \ BaiVlaadi Balumora Bka. par Btltm'efcOßßScrip *lO Cumber land Bk.of Alio* ghtny f I Far.Bk.of Maryland •• “ Fanaera’ ft Mechanic* M Lewtsinwat—* Middletowrj —«*l Carlisle ~*f Erie Bk..—* • • 010 Fanners’ tad Drovers’ - Bank, Waynesbarg** I Harrisburg}’——— u Honesdalei—*——• I Lebanon* par PotUTlUe-f-** •••—»“ Wyoming* •• I Went Branch Bk. I Belief Nobs I HAMBk.Pius.do* “ Scrip—Piito>. i: Couaiyl * ABertiany, SO Onto. State Bk.and Branches | MoantPlcasant— *♦• “ Sienbenvdle—*••• SLOlaitstiUe—— t" u Manstta • • “ NewLislJon* ••••—• M fllaainneli Banka “ CbluabnJ do* ••••••; M CuiUvilfe— “ Zanesville “ Paiaam *—.—••• « Wooster!——*— * 70 Masslllop • » Bacdeikir 70 Gsanga •--•*•* • Norwalk •••• ♦*•-•••• 70 Clerelaai——•—• I Westeri Reeervs*— “ Franklin B'k Colambts ** ChlUioethe ■ ■-•■ u LekeEfia***- “ Seiots-t • •—• w Lancaster *——•!• Himiltia-—••• •—•18 Granville*”*”* ••••••M Parm’rtß’k Canton—go Urbani -*■—■ *0 fEsmisukF* Bk of Kentucky • Bh-ofLoait villa * Norhefn Bk. Kemti'ky- u ■owYork—Cirr Banks Bk, Frederick “ FradcrlekCo.Bk.**—• “ Hagerstown Bk* u Mineralßk——J I Patapseolik— | Wakningtonßk—“ Bk.ofWestoinster • •»■*« KloUfan. Bk.of St Clair-***' Bk.of River Hai*en—— Michigan In*. Co 5 Par.ftMeeh’sßk 9 Wlacoaaim Terrify, ltar.ftFirela.Co.Milw'* * Oaaadiii ) Allsolrsnißanks S Bank of England Note* ) --i4 70r£*tr. Gold to Speeto Value- Napoleon*- 3 60 Daettty- 3150 3 30 Eagle,old* • ••-• 10SO Eagle, dew •••••• to 00 Donbloboa,Bpani*b. 10 00 Do, Patriot—.——•l9.s9 Sorareign* •“***>■ 4 63“ Guinea* Fredexicksd'ort—*S7 60 Tea Thaler*. .. .* 760 Ten Guilders*.•• *_ 390 Lomild’OTl*-* 4.30 Eieliui*, - NawYork ■***•"* 4prm Philadelphia ••• Ipnn Baltimore—- • 4pna a.par. Intatinr B’H- TOBACCO— 00 bexea W. H. Gram 1 * ra; 39 w DaniePa S'* 30 “ 'WjLßoaald'affa; 30 ken Gednt** 6 twin: dtM BROWN fc KIEKPATRICt T? LOUR— 33 bbl* jmal mSI and £or Bill b* .I 4 doff ■ COPBfcBRgYFOOLB SH&T— 19 kafitxt'd. jest ree’d and (or Bale by del7 A CULBERTSON, 1C Liberty *t T BAD—IOO pifi lait rec’d and for uie by L leg A CULBERTSON, HI liberty »t "DECEIVED this day, at PHILLIP’S RUBBER DE» XV'POT— llOan Iflutle Cloak*. Urga atxe; ' IS pair • “ Pmnuj St u Gen la' Gloves, a aapariot aruale; M ** * “ Mine**} eclo at No 0 Wood treat. .le» J A U PHILLIPS CORN BROOMS—ISO dot in atera and for tale by : 4at9 _ STUART A BILL BiUCKETS— 79'do*la atore andforailfl by )dc» STUART A BILL m&G MERCY PogfMted by lie X Lord's Prayer, by Gardiner Spring, D. D. Jart pollDhod and receUed by axpreaa. for sale at the PRESBYTERIAN BOOK ROOMS, 79 Wood meet, aptaaira. „ him The Attraction* of the Croat; by Ub Rer. Dr. Spring. . I mi BUTTER 4 LABD-S8 k«p No_l Lard; Id * Dainr'. Batten laadin* - dc29 BROWN h KIRKPATRICK •adfrrwle fa; STATIONER'S GUM—A aappiy jnsirtc'd and for ula at the Rabbar Depot, by d«9 . JAH PHILLIPS YtARBADOES TAR—SOU Iba Maaine,'}a« recMard n for calc by det# _ J IGDD ft CO ODFISH—*Td rum* oa band endYor sale by \J icn • JOHN WATT A CO SEAVV CAMTO,N FLANNELS.—Parsons want ing a vary heavy article of Caatoa Flannel wilt It at tbs atom of WE MURPHY, • fag . - earner Fonrth and Market »u VOfiSE COVESa—d'OomTsUMUo Hone Coven,a L very heavy and splendid article, jatt rec’d and aale low, at No. 8 Wood erect, by deg r JfcH PHILLIPS or «aio by 1. KIDD ft CO IA9TOR OIL—I bbl in rare t dig ALCOHOL— IS bbta jut ree‘d and for aale by dc» » J KIPP A CO IGOB—3 bbU Fresh, jast reo’d and for aale by j de» STUART A SILL USE CARTWRIGHT-l’vCarpet Bay in store; i sableet to charge*, for Laka Cartwright, which ha U nletse call for. O B MILTKNBEHGEB, deg ' No 87 Front at ( YB FLOUR-18 bbl* ree*d and for a*le by \f dctl WM U JOHNSTON. ltd Second »t RECEIVED THIS DAY, at the India Rnbba De pot—l ease Woman's Metallic Robber Sandals;, 4 u w « “ Slippers; a - « 4> u Baskina; 1 M UlueV “ u supper* 1 ** Men’i “ “ Ovcnhoe* 1 • ** “ “ ftodel* I “ “ te*Uer>>Ud * Overshoe* -* ll rf TfiHi w S, poval No ft Wsft4>W3(ft» D >"- ‘ lltaiou erticle t ’'ta store : WM.H JOHNSTON I for aela bp WM U JOHNSTON oMAtt>Ea-»t7 jofi, adi and for **lo b? dali APPL.ES'-lWbblsree’d dol4 nit rac'd and for *ale by tpp a co, au wood «_ UNE SPONGE-*® lb*in deli » J Klj IiIVBARS ROOT-IMlbi fonafaby de!4 J KIDD A CO PKtttrtflAN BARK—7S Ib*]a»t rac'd aadforaaieby deli JUDO ft-CO TTCfUoIUCE—SOO lb* Sicily Ltqaertet; I i 900 “ Calabria “ for aale by del* J KIDD ft CO, CO Wood*! INBIX BUBBKB PACKING—Jan rec'd, 300 pound* Packing, for Steam Engine*, aeld wboteaalo and re tail, at the India Rabbet Depot, No. A Wood at. «leH J. A 11. PHILLIP* Vif bbU prims runbtlloa Moflue. IT I- {a otk bbU utd 40od order, for Mle low by ' W*M AnTCHELTREE, 160Iiber«t ti «TAKTED-WUlt Ken by W J aCHOONMAKKX k. CO. NaM VooJ i f Mow Boeki< REDBURNi lOfFim Voyage, by Hamm Mellvilb author of‘‘Typee," "Omoo," Ac. - lliuerj of King Allred of England, by Jacob Abbot with too eogravuge. - _ - gidooia the Sorceress: by Wm.Meinhotd. JOHNSTON * STOCKTON, aovO comet TOrt tad Market strata ETALUC RUBBER CLOTH-* pieces rac'd . thisder»adforMueoi PHILLIPS’, de» No i Wood wwt UST RKCEIVEB-4 (ran WUUt’s Bdraa Wild Cherry, for solo by 2 KIDD A CO, deg) No W Wood street 'EATUER9—B ueli to day rac'd tod for stlo by d«97 A&USTRONO It C&OZKR CIDER VINEGAR—6 bbU to day rac'd, for aale by dcV7 ARMSTRONG ACROZER T? LOUR—63 bbla Glenn’* Extra; JC 40 “ HunJlron’s Extra; to day rac'd, for S3e by dtB7 ARMSTRONG A CRUZEB AIB CUBUIONB—II Air Cuahiom, square tad J\ round, different sites, rac'd tod for ttle et del? J AHPHILUPfI, No 6 Wood »t ALB PARLOR lUlilA—Joit rac'd, t few down of different sixes, a splendid Article, sold wholestle and retail et No % Wood eu de37 _ J AMPHILLIPS L""'KaO— tooplgs-daleoa.'iesl ree’d per itetoor J 77. Crittenden, end for sale by de*7 .JAMES A HUTCHISON ACO ' Row Bookh< A SYSTEM of Ancient tod Mediaval Geography, tor the dm of Schools end Colleges; by Charles Afltbos. , History of Spanish Literature; by Geo. Ticfcnor. 3 roll voL 1 received. Ttw Whale and his Captives, or the Whaleman’s Adventure*, and the Whale's Biography, as gathered in the Homeward Cruise of the "Commodore rrable;” by ttev. Henry T. Cbeever. 1 Chelmer'a institutes of Theolegy; 1 vo's. just ree’d by JOHNSTON A STOCIfrON, dc<9 comer Third enJ Market sts. BLACK PARMOTTOS.—W. R at North Esst comer of Fourth and Market streets, has a tail usortmem of the above scarce good*. Also— Hiaek french Merino*, Bombasine finish Alpaaeas for Mounuag, Canton Cloths for Mourning, and a aepply of Mourning Goods generally. dcP SUGAR— 15 bkds prime (new orop) arriving and fc sale by BROWN A KIRKPATRICK, dcJj -No 144 liberty it KOLL BUTTER—3 bbls in store and for aale by dctt ENGLISH A BENNKIT OLDEN SYRUP—II bbls landing per steamer T. U Adams, and forsale by d?V7 JAMES DALZELL Blsaetboat Rullti MdCoantarpusaf. THE undersigned have just received a consignment of v cases Steamboat Quilts and Counterpanes, (root the New England Quill Manufacturing Company, wbieh they wiU sell very low to dealers or steamboat owner*. Call and examine. dcl7 COPEA BBEYPOGLK,ICS Second st BUTTER-18 keg* and 1 bbl to day rac'd and for sale by deitt COPE A DHEVFOOLK GREEN APPLES—23O bbiseec’d and for sale by dc«7 COPE A BBEVFOGLE HKMt* —übalesubales Dew Rotted Kentucky Hemp, ree on pom ignmeot and for aale by noviP-SIP A GORDON PEALED PEACHES—ftbbls just ree’d. (or sale by dels __ SAW HABBAUOH -nriNDOW GLASS—6OO bxs, ass’d sues, «e’d and W for sale by dclß SAW HAHDAUOH BUTTES— 13 bbl* end M keg*, peeked, la print order for *klppinf, for aale br ddO L 8 WATERMAN SODA A3U—>3 eeeka to arrive per Ringgold, foj tale by del TAMEYJsIuSt WAplJifliu— >0 bile* Urge eSa'ind'Ace* K jDttree'dbr SHACKLCTT A WHITE ie»4 Wo 09 Wo- if7iiSIJITE3—« cuei super French Black an* V V - xeuse. exuft uinininrm. rac'd per crprest, u deg) AAMAB6NhCO>» SUNDRIES— ObeJe* Colton; <1 bbU No 1 L*rd, 44ban Femlhcn; 1 tietee ** 18 racks Wool; 0 doe Leah Utlns, with wool; 3 dos Sheep Skins, “ 3 doe “ droned; To nrrivo on •leunerFenFithtnd for itli by ' * 4«14 ISAIAH DICKEY ft CO, Frost et rig Mte| . TRANSPORTATION. swag, .nrv . BELIASCE nTBDAT LISli TUB THI Ctf-TrXTAUCB QT' HBBchaWuxß fiPTiman, wm inn juts csrian, , PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH. /N OOD? forwarded' by this Line arts earned in the IT mail train i*.Chambenbttrgti, and are iamediate hr loaded in Wagon* going night and day through to Pitubuigh. . .... He Bone* are rationed every 15 miles, which injure* the prompt delivery of goods within the time promised. The WagonajwiU leave ©or wareeouse daily, {Sun. day*exeepted.fat3 o’clock, P. AL Shippers are anvred that no more goods will be taken- each day than can be . paselnslly carried UOTU,h ' / JAMESMD4VH4CO, •37 Market street! Philadelphia. r JOHN M’FADEN A CO, '/ r»mt Basin, Pittsburgh. JOHN HoFADEN A CO, FMnr»»w»*Cboj sroa Mziaujrzß, Cnnpl Baits, Pena street, Pittsburgh. /. JAMBS M. BA VIS Jt CO- Ftoc*F*crpl*a» Co*- 'kmoa Mnen.m, 2*7 Market, and 64Commerce st, /Philadelphia:' , '■ ■■ _ • .ETAStumj made by either of the above, on Ho or. Wool, and other merchandize, coniigned to them tor tale. • janl ~ VSIOB USE. 1 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1850. THE subscribers, now haviog in successful opera* ties an Express Wagon Line between rltutmrgfa and Philadelphia are prepared to receipt ror <5OOO lbs freight dally. Each way deliverable through in tlx days, Sandaya excepted. HENRY GRAFF A CO, Canal Basin. PiUibnrgh. DUTILLE HUMPHREYS A CO.. janfaUm 107 Market n. Phli’a. EXPRESS WACOM LIMB. . 1849. 188^ THROUGH IN FIVE DA,YS! miiE wbscfiber* are prepared to receive 6000 pounds A Freight daily, alter Monday, 10th imu to forward to or from Philadelphia and PiUibnrgh, by Wagon, through ra Five Daya. Rales as low as by any other conveyance at thii season of the year. $ joiin McFaden a co, Canal Basin,'PiUibnrgh JAMESMBAVISACO. deff No 3X7 Market st, Philadelphia. smMm,JSa& Only 71 Hll«i'flta ! fing• Via Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltimore ant) Philadelphia. THE morning boat leaves the wharf, above the bridge, dkiTy, at 9 o’clock precisely. Time to Baltimore, 33 bourn time to Philadelphia, 40 hours. The evening boat leaves daily, (except Sunday ev en LngsJ at 4 o’clock. Passengers by leaning on the evening boat, will emu the mountains- In stages next day, aid (has avoid night travel. Secure ycar Ueketa at the Offiee,'Monongahel =-House, or SL Charles Hotel. octl3.lr J. MKSKIMEN, Agent WIBTBU AtULANUKOKHT.: - mksEk express WAGON-LINE—THROUGH IN TPIVE DAYS! THE subscriber*. having suspended their canal op* eratioai until Ute opening of the Bpnng Naviga tion, have establish*! an Express Line by Rail road and Wagon between Philadelphia and' Pittsburgh,' by which they are prepared to forward 0000 pounds each day. and receipt for the delivery of the same in 6 days. They beg leave la nature their friends and the pub lie that their arrangements regarding rates, regularity and despatch, cannot fail to give satisfaction to ail who favor themwuh their commands. TAAFFE A O’CONNOR, comer Penn and Wayne sis, Piunbargh. THOMAS BKRHIDGE, dcT 379 Msrket street, Pbilsdrlplus. GEE, WO I GEE,'WO.' WUTIR ARBASeRSRHT. SI 1849. tans cares teb old ookkstoox. BINGHAM'S EXPRESS WAGON LINE, .TO AHD no* PlMstrargh and Phllsdslphla AS the business on the canal is about being closed for the season, we would inform the public that we have again brought the Conestoga Wagons Into re quisition, and will be prepared to forward 6000 pounds, daily, (commencing on Monday, the S6tb tut-) A Car leaving Philadeiphiadaily by the mail train for Cham benburg, and the Wagons traveling day. and night, ensures the delivery or Goods in five days. Apply to W.W. BINGHAM, Pituburgtir ' BINGHAM A DOCK, No. IW Market street, novSO Philadelphia. Mster AbaAkoEaUhr. 3ms£l 1849. EXPRESS WAGON LINE " TO BBS rUOH . PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA. Tims: Five Days, (Sundays excepted,) running Day and Night ; THE public Is respectfully informed ibat this Line, which has been in successful operation the two previous winters, will again commence running on Monday, the 38th of November. A Car will leave Philadelphia and Chambersburgh daily each way with the Mail Train, and from Cham tiersburgh with retaysof horses running day and night. We are prepared to forward <5OOO lbs freight daily by the above Line. Apply to , D. LEECH A CO, Pittsburgh, > or to—HARRIS A LEECH, No 13 Soutn Third street, Philadelphia. BOTfO-dt/ NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION! - GLYNN'S WINDOW LOCK AND SPRING. Patextkb, Dvcntua 19,1849. SI it wi Article of great rtitle to all perrons en ged in building, or 'to those who hare already nS.Vp wrihoat window fafteoing. While it et » perfect mbsdtaie for palile* iand weight*, at k saving of at least Wto each window, It affords the safest fastening that has ever bean broagnt into use* The utility and convenience of this Spring over all oibets, it, that by one thumb piece, both sash of the window can be raised or lowered. It requires only to be known to be appreciated. Persons wishing to boy the article, or to hare them pat into their windows, or the right of selling it for conn lies in this State, may apply to the subscribers at the PERRY HOUSE, ortho Allegheny river, Pitts burgh. Pa. J. 8; TURNER, nar*Jo-d3ai(is]sp C. P. MAYO. ▼law of Pltuhnr|h. MV VIEW will he published In as short s time as possible; and 1 can assure mV subscribers, and the public generally, that it shall be itrrxuoa— both in fidelity of detail and beauty of execution—to any other whatever. Let those who doubt, wait a few weeks and see. E. WHITEFIELD. Nkw Yoax, Dee; Bth, IP49.—[dell SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF „ GIFT BOOKS AND ANNUALS for 18S0I TUB OEM Op THE SEASON, with sixteen elegant engravings; ■ edited by N. P. Willis. The Sacred Annual, a GiA for all Seasons; Ly If. Weld. i The Floral Keepsake, for 1650; with iorty six beauti ful colored engraving; edited by J. Keese. Leaflet* of Memory, an Illuminated Annual for 1850. Qcms of Beauty, or Literary Girt for 1850; by li PereivaL , Hie Opal, a Pore Gift for the Holy Dari. ' Uamst Gleanings,—a Holiday Book;—by M. A. Dwight. Gift Leave* of American Poetry; edited by R. W. Griswold. , The Ramanee of Nature, or Poetical Language of Flowers; by Thomas Miller. The Forge l-Mo-Not, far ISW; by MraE. 8. Smith. The Mom Rose, “ by Mrn&P.Howard. The Snow Flaks, 14 beautifully illustrated. The Chupletof Literary Gems, with colored engra» t£o Home Offering, or Glimpse* of Home Life; by E.C. Embury. The GiA of Friendship, a Token of Remembrance. The Hyacinth, or Affection’s GUI, for: 1850.' ' The Gem, for 1850: edited by Fattier Franks. Apples of Gold in Pictures of Silver; by IS. B. Fal lows. - Flora’s Gem, or the Boqunt for *li;Seasons; with beautiful embellishments. The Drawing Room Scrap Book, with seventy illus trations. The Characteristics of Women; by Mrs. Jameson. The Heroines of Shakspeare; with forty five engra vings, from drawings by eminent artist*. Bibles and Prayar Books, in every style of binding to suit the taste of purchasers. For tale by ELLIOTT & ENGLISH, No. 79 Wood street, between Fourth deflt and Diamond alley. ANfIUAXHI ASSV&LBI LEAFLETS of Memory; Lady’s Gift; ' , Gems of the Seasons; Goto* of Beauty; ]' Rasselas; GIA of Friendship; Ffnrsl Keepsake; Romance of Nature; Hyacinch £lii'd’a Keepyakc; Christmas Blossoms: Gift Leaves of Am. Poet*: Golden Gift; Friendship's Offering; Poet’s Offering; Reade's Female Poets of America: ! The Brilliant; Proverbial Philosophy, ill.; Saercd Annuals; Harvest Gleanings; - Snow Flake; Keepsake of Friendship; T Young Lady's Offering; Bibles and Prayer Books, bound in velvetaud mo tocco, with elasps. Received by > ? s JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, deSO corner Market and Third at*. FLOUR— 160 bbls In store and for sale by .. da!4_ •WM H JOHNSTON,IM Seaond si nKDIOAL AND BCRGIO ALQFFICK, §No. 05, DIAMOND ALLEY, a few door* below Wood street, to wards market. * DB. BKOWIi btflSK ieca regularly edneated ’to die'nodical profession. and been for tome time n general pr*ctlce,now confines ils attention to the treatment 1 ofc those pnrote and 1 delicate com* plaint* for whiehhis opportunities and experience pebaßaxiy - qa&!itT him. 14 yean assiduously devoted to atndy A treatment of those complaitaa,(dnring which time hi ha* had more practice and ha* eared more pa* lent* than can ever fail to the lot of any private prac titioner! amply coalites him to offer a**Bimnec* of apeedy,'permanent, and aatiafaeipry care to all afflicted with delicate diseases, and all disease* aruini there- Brown weald inform those afflicted with pnvatc dUeaseawblehhava bceome chronic by time or a*- Sravated bv this ase of any of the common no*tram* of can be nuUcll, uri ibor enghly eared} be having given hi* careful altontion to the treatment of such easea, and «eeeeded in hundreds : of Instance* in caring parson* of inflammation of the neck of the Uaddetjand kindred diseases which often resalt from those eases where other* ihsvirconrigned them to bopelea* despair. Ho particularly write* sack at bare been long and nnsaecewfbUy treated by other* “ eoasalt him, when every taibttcilQ* » iU be them, end their eases treated in a earefnl, thorough and tScSiaent manner* pointed oat by a long experience, Kudr.and i*vestlgauoa,which It UlmpoSble for there engaged in general praouee of medicine to give to one etas*of aiseise. _ „ , . .. •CTHernia or Eaptore.-Dr. Brown also Invites Fir ms afflicted with Hernia to call, as he has paid parue* alar attention to this disease. CANCERS also oared- m\ta ~i~ t, Palay, aid,, apeedilyeired either eex Utin* at a distaaea, by ff.iTwr their disease in writing. glnny all the aymp. imw«>«h obtain tsedieinca with direction* for nie* by addressing T. BROWN, M. D., post paid, and enSc*. ia fttca No.M Diamond allay, opposite the WaTeriy i Hoyt 1 annuxa*.—Dr. Brown'a newly di*fccr*red Teae dy for Rhomnitlsa la a speedy and certain remedy lor that palnfol traabla.. U oerer fails. . I ' ofiee end Private Consolting'Haems. No. MDl»>: I mendaHey, Piaihutghj Pa. IfesOoeioib always at 1-Ae—: '• • 1 f.- ■ . I SZltranuMr. - 5 ROUSES, LOTS, FARMS, &c FOB H.ENT, two pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling. Houses, with the grounds adjoining, at OaktanJ. Possession can be'rivin oa'the£m«f April next (jsns) • HARDY, JONES A CO. For Xkont* ‘ THE Back Part of the Whreboasa now occupied by myself, and fronting on Front street. . . )sn9 • C. H. C RANT. 41 Water rt. For Rent, A STORE in Msrket street, near Liberty.' - Also—The Store on the comer of Market and Liberty streets. Also--A» Dwelling and Biore on Penn street near the Canal. Possession given oa.the Ist Aprilnext. Almvt-a Brick Yard In the Eighth" Ward. ' Ai*o—a Stone Quarry ‘in the Eighth Ward.! Poa* •e*tj«n given immediately. * ' inquire of . DAVID GREER, Penn st, * • - —ian7.tm* 3doorsfromB.E.cornsr Hayst • ATWD STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE , Hay street.. Enquire of J22Z JAMES DALZELL, 34 Water at A™sSP BTORY BRICK DWELLING, ,®J*. A Sn ?^’ d four doers from' Serenth^ wv»t side. Inquire of g. BCHOYER, ifcn7 - 110 Second st, ’ • Grocery Blandto Ssut ■A THE GROCERY STAND, at present oeeb. 1. CJ®d Mr. W. Wilson, eorner of Secrod and ftßosssts-eannow be rented, and poasesrion on the Ist or April next. Enquire of- jan2 ' Pekin Tea'Store, 7b Founlußreet. L'Oft BVN'Jr—A convenient Dwelling House, oa J? Federal street, Allegheny cJiy. with a targe yard. Possession given on the Ist of April. ALSO—Several Rooms' and Offices in Pittsburgh, near the Post Gffiee. E. D. GAZZAM, • di-SS Office, Third st, over the Post Office. An Iron Foundry, Blue)rsmith and 1 Machine. Shop, with Steam Engine of 15-horse Krer, good stock of tools, machinery, patterns, es, furnaces sod ovens, ail now in use andmgood running order. .'Said premise* have 160 feetfrooi by $0 deep, with privilege of Bn adjoining lot 37 by 80 feet Being one of the oldest and beat stands in the .City.of Cincinnati, with a liberal patronage. • Apply to dcL7 DAVID SINTON, Cincinnati, O. 17 081 RENT—A'STORE, well £iud op for Dry J* Goods, on Marketjst, between Third and Fpurth. Possession given on the Ist of Aprilnext / 1 Also—Several ROOMS and OFFICES. Posseaiton given immediately. ED. GAZKAM, dclg Office over the Post Office, Third st MFOR BRST.-The WAREHOUSE at pre sent occupied by Messrs. Bailey, Brown A on Water street, from flat of April nexL . nova! JAMES A HUTCHISON A CO* ' FOB RKFTr MA WELL FINISHED ROOM, amiable foa Variety or Gentlemea’s Furnishing Store. Al so-—Several rooms snitsble for . offices orAr> tlst's rooms. ED GAZXAiL oeUStf Office Third street, over Port Ofloe. - Porhsissriteitr ' THE very desirable residence in Allegheny wa Ciiy. iaiely occupied by R..W. Poindextsr, and given immediately. - ■ ■ For terms, apply at this office, or to W. W. WIL SON, Market sc , ■ octS , FOB BKj»T—The nuns:on;house cow. occupied by Mrs. Atwood, sitnaled ai Oaklapd, acres of'grouod attached.i The Muse tsspaeiousand convenient, and the ground well'lm proved. Apply to HARDY, JONES A 00, aug3l - “Water n jBBt" FOB SALE—A Brick House, (but one year BBg built.) and Lot, on Robinson street, -Allegheny 1 , ““Tnear old Bridge. Price low and terms easy*— Inquire of jy3l - SSCHOYER.ISOSecondeI » FIR three story Brick* Dwelling House, on Liberty, between Hay and Marbsry streets, sow occupied by W. Graham, Jr. Possession riven immediately. Enquire of Wm. Graham, or at the Bookstore of JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, corner Market and Third streets.* Two Leu (Or Sale. TUB subscribers will soil at private sale, thoae twe valuable Lot* of Ground,- si to ated on Tomato sL, in the Third Ward of AllcphenT City, eaeh having a front ofttt feet, running back 100 feet ip depth to a2O feet alley, upon which ia built a alone waH,' 2S by 100 feet, which, contains'atone enough to build, cellarvfot two comfortable dwelling booses, and in front.there are three shade trees, ofß years growth, and the side walk la paved with brick, all of which will .be sold at 8900. - Pittsburgh and Allegheny, «r County. Scrip, wlil bo taken in payment. ■ \ . l£ H PIIJLLIPB,! No 5 Woodst . or to WM. BENSON, immediately opposi* *’* jayffl • I 'jfrOß XAl.V.—Five iou eligibly site tied in tee n*«r-. J bhing townof Birmingham. The lots ere situa ted on Denman tireet, numbered in F Dnnaman’a plan I 75,79, W, 61 and 85!—Lot No 75 framing 20 feeton Me- J ff Ann street, 70 feet deep; the othexj four 20 feet front ; each, by eo feet deep. I ‘ Term*—Greater part of rnrehaafc money may rol mmin for air years, nec ured by mortgage, rorpartief I ulan, Inquire cf 8 tCUOYER, raylo 110 second at j Y~ 'ALUABLEKIiu: ON~f‘ES r N STREET! FOR SALE.— A Lot of Ground situate 4jn Penn i street, between Bay and Marbury streeuJ?ii}oining the house and lot now occopied by Richard Edwards, having* front of 25 feet, end in depth 150 feet, will bo •old on favorable terms. Title unexceptionable. En quire of C. O. LOOMIS, 4tbst,near Wood. "ClSt-dlf DUCTUS WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. THE following article we copy with pica*ore firms tho “Boston Mercantile; Journal," of Mareh, 1919, and we bopc that *i any of our reader* are suffering from any of the complaint* whieh it 1* caid to cure, they will speedily avail themselves of it: DR. WIST AH'S BALSAM OF WILD CIIERRT. -It was well known many yean ago that the wild cherry bulk tree of this climate potseued valuable medicinal qualities. Indeed ihia foot waa known to the aborigines, and decoctions of the leaves or bark ot thl* tree has everbeen regarded by their physician* at one of the most effectual remedies in many diseases. This (set, several years since, arrested the attention o( Dr. Wutoi, a highly respeetabla practitioner of Vir ginia. He investigated with care the healing proper* ties of the wild' cherry—tested its effects when admin* tstered alone, and when in coiubincion with other re» medial arents. He found thatlttpigaral virtue night be steady unproved, and by eojabiyiig it with ingre illrnn wrininyniipoiifr's*irnTfTMllispgpMTrit I lid gen crally reeoguized, a medicine was produced which commutes a remedy of great Importance in pulsions'* ry affections and .dts uses of chest and throat— diseases which are proverbially prevalent In our cities and large towns, and often prove fatal, stalling (he bill of mortality to amach greater, extent than is the caso with most others, wo had almost said all elasses of disease. ' The genuine Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry hue fac simile of the aignstore of Henry WTstar, M. D., Philadelphia, and Saadford and Park on a finely exe cuted stoel engraved wrapper. None other are gen- We era Just irf receipt of the following voluntary ttt- Into to the curative power of Willari* Balsam of Wild Cherry, from K. Hall, hL IX, of Ml Cleaenig Miehi gun, who b a physician of high standing, ariff an ex teoaivo druggist:' Mr. Ct-wawa, Mich- Oct. 20th, 1649, aTo the afflicted, this may certify that Mrs. B. Rob* m*, of this Village, three or four week* after confine ment, wo* attacked with a violent cough-and great Buion/shd seemed hastening to Ufd grave with rapidity. 1 advised her to uso Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Churry—ohe-did. so, and with that valuable medicine alano was restored to health, and ia now a living proof of the value of Wlstar*a Balsam of Wild Cherry. E. HALL. .. K ’ -Physician and DntgguL ■ ‘ Rhad on and be convinced still farther of the resar ktble vinuea.of Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry: * Mjessts. Sandfbrd A Parki Gents, As a manor of jus tlee;to you, and far the benefit of the public, I would offer the following statement of a cure effected br year medicine, known as Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, la the spring of 1647 my wife was severely attacked with Peripneumonia, or Pleurisy, which malted In a deep seated pain in the side, accompanied with a se vere cough: she was attended by some- of the best physicians in Chicago, but to no purpose; for weeks aha suffered, without relief, coughing incessantly night and day.' 1 came to the conclusion that nil the reme dies the physicians eeaid not help'her, and was induced to try your Wild Cherry. Iproeurcdone bottle, and commenced using it according to direc tions; before it was all gone—the cough stopped, the ! pain in her ride left her, and with the;aid or another bottle she was restored to rnnci "**«•"»- In con sideration of these circumstances, 1 would reoemmcad it u> the public as a valuable medicine. ' Your*, respectfully, R.N. GARRATT., , Gia:to Rani*, Mich., Ocl 8,1849. - Reed the follamng Tetttmoniali* Of all the cures that have been recorded, there ore certainly noso equal to the one first mentioned, which plainly shows the curability of Consumption, even in some of iu worst forms: Qaown Point, Lake eo, la. June IS, 1649. J. D. Park: -pear Six, As I have a deep commisera tion for then "afflicted, permit me td give yea a brief history of mV alflictioni, and the benefits derived from the use of Dr. Wistaria' Balsam of Wild Cherry.. . In July, 1644,1 was attacked with a fever of the if nhod character, which left me in a very debilitated state, when in the following winter 1 was taken with a severe cold, which reduced me to such an extent as to five me the appearance of a confirmed consumption. labored under a severe cough-i-expectoraiedagreax deal, end was troubled with cold feet and night sweats. 1 also frequently raised blood from my lungs. I con tinued in this state, gradually inking under the dis* ease, nnuWonuary, 1*47, when I was again attacked with fever. My fricadrdespaired of my life, and my uhyairians thought l could survive but u short time. Si clticmilic, oppeciolly m feel, w.™ commUr cold, ,cil nlmoit lojl llidlr fecllnff. Uiidcr lhc*c cif cuintlance. il m.y Iro!y 6. ..id lk«11;n •linif of Wild Cherry, and fibta the first week that I com menced-taking it, l can dato a gradual recovery. I continued its uso six months, at the end of wtueh time I was cured, and have enjoyed good health ever since, and cheerfully recommend the Balsam to oil those af flicted with dlseato of the lungs,and would say to 'those commencing its use, not to be discouraged if two or throe bottles do not effect a«nre; but persevere as I havo done, and 1 have ho donbtbut tune eases oat of ten will bo blessed with renewed health as I havo b ""' JACKBON . Patca 81 par Bottle—Six Bottles fin 85. Sold by J. D. PARK, (successor to tiandford A Pass,) Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, General Agent tor the South and West, to whotd all orders moat bo addressed. - *■*’ L. Wilcox, Jr; James A. Jones; J. Kidd A Co; B.A. Fahnestock A Co, L. T. Rttsself, Wash ington; W. H. Lambercon, Franklin; L. D. Bowie, Unioniownf.ll. Welty,Greensbnrgk B.Koanu 7Soeet set; Scott A Gilmore. Bedford; Reed A Son, Hunting don; Mra Orr, iloUidaysbarg; HUdebres IA Co, Inm ans; J. K. Wright, Kiuanning; Evans a. Co. Brook ville; A. Wilson A Son, Way nesburgh; McFarland A Co, N. Callcader, Muadrillm- Burton A Co, Erie; J. Magoffin, Mercer, Jamee, KeflyACo,Bntlen S. Smith, Beaver, J.D. Bummertoo,Warren; F.L.AC.S.Jonsa,- Conderspon; P. Crooker, Jr, Brownsville. - nong-d&wlytlxlT .• : • T ABlk—3 bbU new, to day m'dand for sals by I,r dcS7 ... . CRAIG A SKINNER WINES— 70 etks fori, Madeira, merry tad Sweet Malaga. Wise*, for aale by tie cut or la qua*! Sli “ “ M MITCHCT Iref,7 - aorO' V' - No 160 Liberty« _ TtßKHll~'fKAA—lmPaTi»l —~ J ' ■pHi TKAS-Impenal, uuaaomwr and Y«U» Jc Uy«m Tea*, of aapenor ooaUry, Jfl hf chest*,! t f lk,DH-JubbUs«p^ w ; . / **■ *0 a' u 4 iohf bbk-Hbbafa istniJir; HtokJ- *•» MOWH4H*«WLT*«I MISCELLANEOUS * Ifa f • WOOD BREST, f ''• -Vv'r ft* moff• .• •S -V . . YX7HEft£wxU be (dssdtelnl* «& tMWttMdtof W vetß^lsraU^ußooMj^lmkeaßpiM. iaiviititftbeStOUßHVnDKED dAwu nk lieaiiurt (of whleb'emlofw* out betid > PenoM Wialibf-topanhise net.bool%u*uTW. ied_ioe*Uandexamine (fee iMonaeat.- . - - ThoDopcmtorr ef itcPenMjlTUiim Bhleßeeieti it kept at theas pv—« ~ : oolAHUfcwsu riIHE aahf rihaf h*j m kanA mrift- It IffSl 'X' ofXiJohnsontC^ofPhUs2elphi*lMWow ing: i i • \ - S 3 pair of Cue*; \ •'- dJiointsFineyLetier.diffarenCritat; SCO Nevtpaiwr.Cuts; \ : fiOOlba.Lttai, eat reorder;-. i . to ComposingBtieks; 1 .•*■ 100 kflgrProsi* New* late;’ V LBnu Gallort Colsma fiaiea, Bma Boloa of all descriptions,*®. - r*- A. JAYNES, ■ Pekia Tea Store,’TD Fbuth at' N —Order* received f&r new Type. 'tnlOdArw*.- FIXIK VBA ITOBX. fTIHE subscriber haf justreeetved'ut.ihe Pekin Tea .i. X Store,7Q Fourth street* very large and well se lected areek, of pare GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, - 'froiaNew Ycrk.allofwhiehhasbeeareceiredlntiia - country since the first of February last; 1 eoraUttng of ; .- alt the different grade* grown in tee Celestial Empire. .. Our stock being among the largest in the Wed, we ju« , prepared to wholesale, terns than any ether ■ house in the city. We invito retail grocer* to caDand -s. exaalne'ourrockasdprfete*. TbeyesiihuTeitpaeb* .■ edin.Ki,aadl Bpaekage*;3fctincanntear», orbp ' ' halfchccs. to»uittheircofiretuenco. ! ■' v ' Onr retail price* vary fdrfOolosg,' Blaek Tea* from 5? cts. re «t,40 per Q>j NingYofcng Boaebong, AO cts; • CongoSO. and English Breaklhst-30, Young Hyson, - Gsnpowderand Imperial,fram'33ct». totlSS per lb. Famine* are reque*ted;.to send and get aaaweaof • -< cr ““^ea* L and try.them before parcharitg. . wylthdAwS • A. JAYNES, 70 Fourth stiaet \ OEO. W.sniTH * OOn \ INFORM their friends and the public that tl*r hart alllstaie. Those who are liable to IUIMU. twiw WW MB lIMIBW ■ • Cnar*c.Cuacu»,o*CK*i*D Push, will find this a cure. AnyonaaffhetedwithasycftheabOTetOtsire* ilar will nil *™ even nan (sdreitac bleinltaproperties)than I state. Rat, reader, the stores are flooded with inrftartawre and be sure yon ask for JONES’S ItsHreT ChemUal Soap. Bold by WM. JACKSON, 9 liberty street, Pittsburgh. • angftdtwT- • - Q7”Aix.aooi.caunaare honorably auorad loaf . thsuUoirlng are the uetaal ‘'ouaiilir* of a 3s. bottle of “ Jonas’s Corel Hair Restoreuva. if they doubt oar ' word, they eannot them highly respeetabla rettxena who have tried lt>— ■ / Mr. Geo. Beeket, 41 Bn st. New York. Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle ay, Brooklyn. Mr. Wm. Tompkins, BS King ft. New York. Mr. The*. Jackson, Meateuis Island, near Plttshurgh !L E. Collcn, lore barber steamboat A America. And more a hundred others mate, tbouxh thte most suffice, that it will farce the hair togrowontha head or faee, stop it CsßiagelK strengthen the roots, removing scarf end dandruff from the roots, making light, red, or gray hair assume a fine dsrk look, ana; keeping dry, harsh er wiry hsir moist, soft, elean aafl beaumol, a very, very long time. Bold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON, 9 Liberty 371, SO cents, and one dollar...^ 'ID'XaDIEJJ ABE CACUONEO if* BLNG COMMON PREPARED CHALK. They are aotaware how frightfitUy iajarioas ttgisi to the skin! how coaree, how rough, bow seW - - low, yellow, and 'unhealthy the skin ap pemrs afternsing prepared ehalkl Be sides 'll is injurious, containing a large Quantity of Lead! , We have-preparea a beasiihl vegetable article, which we call JONES’ SPANISH LILY WHITE. It Is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deteen ous quuJiucßj.unilitiaipurts to tmj*kinanamrel,heal« '.. thy, alabaster; clear, living white; at the same time . 'acting as a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and * imooth. Sold by the Agent, WE JACKSON, 9 Lib erty st, Pittsburgh. Pnce 83 cents. ang7aiAwT BBW HAHDWAHE STORK SIGN OF TB6 PLANE AND SAW, (fa* 7b Wood unit, Plttsbnrfh. HUBER ANDLAUFMAN, Importer* anadealcre in Foreign slid Demesne HARDWARE, is all its varieties, are now prepared to sell as low and . . on as reasonable tertas as ean be purchased elsewhere. We solicit our friends, end the public generally, to. call and er amine oar stock, which consuls in pun of KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET and PEN KNIVES, . SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS, House Trimmings, such as Locks, Imtehes, Hinges and Screws,' together with every article nsuailT kept in Hardware-mores. We invito the attention of Careenicn and Mfrhanlei - generally to our assortment ofTools, which have been selected with great ears, and which we are determia ed to sell so as to give satisfltistioit. •upfcdAwT ' a • finpirtUi.JUlif ■«»»! THE robtcnbefi oflwfroriCournttabwof ctMue__. Lou,sitaate fnthe Second Werdj frosting cc tin.. Ooouaon fftoccd, on cut lemx.' Jjwoue ot YV'-O’IL RODIN SON, Any ilL*w, St CUii'K or of JAS ROBINSON, on tbepnaisM. ,myl7:4Awif? SSV BOOKSt THE WAR WITH-HEXICO, by R.S. Ripley; * vole*. ' ‘ ■ Elements of Rhetoric; comprising an AntlyaU of the Laws of Moral Evidence and' of Persuasion; bf Richard Whately, D. D. Essay on Christian Baptism; by Baptist W. Noel, M. The Ogilviee, a Novel. Fairy Tales, from all Nations; by Anthony JL Mon* talba; with SI iliastratioas by Doyle. Justrce’dby JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, dcta comer Third and Market atrceta lew and EU|sat Gift Bootal SACRED BCBNE3 AND CHARACTERS; by J.T. Headley, with elereh original designs by Darley. Poems and Prose Writings, by Richard H. Dana; t muslin. Illuminated Gems of Sacred Poety, with slxlUaetfa* tions engraved on steel, by John Sartain. Jail received by JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, deSI _ comer Third and Mortal ata. PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT; or a Practical View . -r‘ of tne mntnti duties, relations and interests of the Medical Profession and the Community; by Worth* inglon Hooker, M. D. The Works of Michael Do Montaigne; eomprmag his Essays, Letters, Ac. By Wo. Has ten. r . Nineveh and its Remains. By Austen Henry Ley* ard, Eit]f D. C. L* * Glimpses of Spain; or Notes of vf Uniniahsd Tow In ISttßy 8. T.‘Wallis. 1 Topper’s Proverbial Philosophy, new edition; Cits* inora. Ju»t received by • . JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, no Til comer Market end Third streets IBAO-dOt LOCKWOOD'S ILLUSTRATED WORKS—Wu minatad Book*—Books in richly carved binding, illuminated and illustramd—Boots superbly bouud to Velvet. SUlt, Moraoco,and Composition, in imitation of the Middle Ages—Bibles and Prayer Books, beau* UAtllr bouud In velvet andMoroeeo, magnificently or* iett _ Bookseller A Importer, Wood si. TOADIES' WORK BASKETS—The'largest and Is finest assortment ever brought to this cuy, tee’d direct from- Paris, aadfos sale low by „ deal C YEAGER, lOfl Market mErICAN TOYS—A large assortmem of Ameri - can Manufieuired Toys, the best-and moat sub stantial made in the world. Call and •** them at, dc«l C VHAnBR’3, tOB Market at PRINTS FOR ISie.—W. S- Mtranwinvites thout .Ccmiouof buyers to bis assortment ofTRINW, embracing thosewest andhandsoacststylee, and war ranted tat color*.. 1 Also—English Chiattca,of new and handsome and a large anortaont of float SODA ASH-40 eaaks Steel’s celebrated brand, for aide by WM BAGALBV A CO?' dcri ‘ lb and » Wood at' QHEBSB-Igboj-ggg by . ■ dcfiD jflWlLLljfol ■fXTATCHKf It—CHEAPER THAN EVER!— W Just ree’d, an invoice of fall jewelled patent I*?‘ ver Watches, 18 carets fine eases, which lean seU a* low as thirty five dollars, and warranted to. aS»o—A splendid assortment of JEWELRY, com* prising the various and latest styles, and best patterns. YV. W. WILSON, Watchmaker and Jeweler,., delS eerner Market and Fbaflh streets. .: Twilled curtain chintzea— w. k. mu*- rev Aae rec’d a Amber supply/* plain Scarlet cad Twilled Cutuia Chintzes, at the North East comet • Fourth and Market its. • dc*s Clg E - A PRODUCE-4 bbla Clover Seed; fi “ SheUed Com; . S'* Rye; just rec*d aid for tale by BVRBRIDOB, WILSON A CO, dcSfi - WateT street Chiblmarand Hew Ittfi ipproaeUng! TTLEOANT AND SUBSTANTIALBOOKS, ttlta- . Hi ku f ot ijus trying holidays, at UJCSWOOD'ft ■pF-ufia OpSS&ICAN eOETRYi Uleminated bv T. W. G. Mapleson, Esq., 4io, elrmaatly ‘bound in dark morocco, gilt edgea,jatiquB strle: • . "Some of the happiest effusions of Hoffman, Long* follow, Bryant, WRIA, Sprague, crs. enrich tha Tohoncft"(Watchman. - “These are pdnmdmoet delicately aag perfectly, fa) lithographic German Text, on Bristol board, cash page . being framed by a rich illuminated arabesque border, la gold, simr, and colors, with vtgnetu wrought ia-/ the borders.”—{Commercial. • uyha first Illuminated volume that kts.baea attempt* - ed on this side of the Atlantic—end with regard toue beaatyofdeiirns,cndiheexecßtioaofthem,mayfae. - - •aid to rival, If not surpass, anything of the kind fa OF THE WEBTEBN WOFUt-Oui*- ’•Love's Requiem, 0 by ChajieaFesso -h* ■■ Mother of by Mrs. Oecood; The lmad of ‘ Dreams,” by W*. CL Bryant: ’‘Lees in the Cua ef Life,” by Mia. 8.0. Howe; “The Night Coae£d by Mta-Embuir, “Tfcaltareamnatat Aete, 0 by H,w. Herbert; “Greenwood,” by Mru-Pindar, “Worship.”. by Miss Bayard; "The Chad's by , _ bury.—&*au fobs, UlmmatoA it. the meet euzterb / -' manner by Mapleson, ..with bo man andefantSiae' printed in gold, ailm, and eoton;;>Qqsd it amwo.' ; ‘ try. - Prieo,gXfi. ' -. -Fbraalshy ; dalB. BookMßaiaadliipwwT.erWoodn. mmrn r'.'jl.V.':' ’ '•'i ' »* 1 , i ; € r 4 ;r ‘s vr£ 8 . $ 11 •I • 4 ii