ESTABLISHED IN 178 b. PUBLISHED BY 'WHITE & CO. »• H. WHITT ] .![». nxICHT. OiXCtn BU I «DUtG3, T1IIBJ) STHXET, BXIT DOOE TO Tim:. Dallypa t *i~—... —*s7,ooperannaa. Tri-Wen .y———— 3,00 “ Weekly,- ta advance)—• •••• sy)o u l)o. a Clob*, at a reduced rate: BAI CS OF ADVERTISE!CI ' AGREED UPON < BY VI fi PITTSBURGH PRESS. One Bq,v te, (10 line* of Nonpareil or lets) one * iferuoa* —■■Bo^o One bqoJ re, each additional insertion*** OJW Da one week****—•*-••••••»* 1,73 Do. two —— 3,00 ■" Do. ihrc week** • d,o£> Do. oaa'inonth*—»• ——•*•*• 3,® Do. , two south**—— ■■■.■■ ••••» 7,t0 Dc. • thret monut*---* 0,00 Do. lour raen:h* 10,00 Do. 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Advertisement* m». fled number of tasinii •ad ptyeientexacieJl Tu privilege* of Vrl rigidly to their regula tuemest* cot penami. •greed kit, la be paid i All advertisement* companies, ward, tow and inch like, la bo cl in advance. Marriage notice* 10 I Death notice* inten: panted by funeral limit when,to accrrfapaoiedJ Regular adverurenj 'nieationvor lion u> Fair*, Soirees;! tainmenw, where char all uoiict* of private l signed to cbJI aUenuoi ted ot intended to proa ly be jniened with I hi to he tard lor. Jftmuk eolyuni,Uie same will! than luci t* per line.) Bishop or FtniNotit Tavern License Feii l*Eui ondAlemcai * AiUpneca. - 1 llcaiialaic Agents ciid Auctioneer*’ Advertisement* not to be clssica rotes, but to be allowed .discount nt thirty thtee/undone third per cent. from the amount of bill*. / . wtiaLt ob tbkwjbu.t a nan.T rxraEs- Oue Square, tiirce in*ertioni»— 91,50 Do. cacti uddiuoniiinrertion*--- 37 AiiYminccssis is wnurrara. One Square, (10 linen,} one insertion***^so et*. Do. , each additional iatcnion>*i!s ** All transient advertiserneuta to be pAl'in advance.' WHITE A CO., tiuetie. L. HARPER, Post, ROUT M. RIDDLE, Journal. . JAMES P. DARK A CO, Chronicle. FOSTER A BROTHER, DbpacU. JOS SNOWDEN,Mercury. - JaMES W. BIDDLE, American. '» IURAM KAINK, Evening Tribune. PIRtRSOB, Dee. 1,1949. 'or charitable mstltatjons, &re ship and other pulnic meetings, jgcd halfpriee, payable strictly o ehsr, Manulscturers of Soda Ash. Bleaehtog Powders, Muriatic andSuinhexle Acids. Warehouse No. Water street, below Ferry., norCO-ly . . raasaxi ti Basca, csoaoa aerxa. ' ORAUII A REITER, Wholesale and Retail Drag r> «*u t * rrncr of Liberty and Sc Clair streets, Pius- Pa i bu)l4 A-' I Co., Wholesale Oil'd Re tall Druggists, corner Wood and 6th sts. lyl NaVLoR, Atioruey at Law, Third si, j |j, door aboTB Snlitnticld._ posl^dlm OTU. PaUTRUJGK, n. a, . NO. 195 SPRUCE STREEP, PHILADELPHIA, CONTINUES to rive his particular attention to the treatment of Diseases ol the SRIN, SCROFULA, fmt Diseases of ll»e THROAT. Ofiicehours: V A-hL, 1 P. M, and” P. M. * octSidto* . ; : JOttH A. CIAJB. w -* CRAIG UIBbS;_ sTciKANTr'vHoi«ai« Oroter, OomnaMwn «ml • Forwarding WercbaatiNo. 41 WaicT**. aol< baq«Mß« Ailei BU»1 uut iron , COLEMAN, ‘ MAILMAN A Go, manalaetarm «f Coach and Kliptic Springy, Hammered Alloa, Spring ami I’Jongii Steel,. Iron, Ac. Warehouse oa Wafcrand FronlVr«U,i'itt»bnrgli. ■ AJ»o, dealer* »njCoachTrimmings and Malleable Catting*. «S£*- •ra | y«.]l nit| JiM*S J. IEOtTT- English a uenmttt, (late English, oaiiMbef * Co.) Wiiolr.oJe (jrrcerr, Commission' sod waidum Merchants, nnd dealers in Produce and J tttv bunra Manutiieturei, No. 37 Wood it., between ml «anl uj.tcu. ; : «£iL Ij.lUsNlV), Attorney and Counceltor at Law, |j« Cincinnati, O!no. Collections in Soulhcrn-OMo, uni in Indiana, and in lLentack)’, promptly audeare* fallr attended to. Commissioner for the State of Penn* ajlTßttia, for taking Dcposwons, acknowledgments, pttCT iih-l|oL Wm. Beil & Son, Ccrtis,Church 4 Carothcrs. Wm. Hny«. WtUoct 4 Darn- J. C. Bre)toglc---~ -'A. H.Usrke. BItLVrOGIiU 6 CL.ABKE, ! FORWAtIDINti AND COMMISSION MEBCH* ANTs, nmi dealer* in .Window Glass, While Lead. 4e. No tu->>econd »t. ■ * w ii. 11. JoiIJSsTON, FoBWABi'iNG 4 commission merchant, P»o. lltt Second street, Pittabnrgh- dcH okoxok w. *x:ik * iamb ». yaitxaa. GEOBGK W. SMITH kr. o. Brewers, Makters and Ui>P Dealer*. Pitt Putsonrah. E'otrCTf KA N. Comniiwonand Forwarding Ij Merchant, No. go Wood street. Pituborgh. pyl7 UOMEtKAOUE PACTOBi. HAMILTON STEWAKT.mannfaerercr of Heaty Shirtings, Check*, Rebecca city r>« Allegheny. HLEK, {racecstor to Murphy k Lee,).Wool Deal . er and CcmtnUrtoa Merchant, fertile saleol Woolens, feh ct. ■ fcM7 wxTiisiiii, Balntnora. *. j. rcuos. kpwjlXP K«*tP» I phi) ada. ; s. mu’cAJCSOi*. joqj* a. WAJtjnra, ) • SejSj) * ducknok, Fo> ° aaaUi U Nani Jf«« n, *lO honli IVlutj., H*"*fiSwoNl» S Co, ('acceMOtiloAUfood, Jones A Co.) Commission and Forwarding Mer* chants, dealers in Pittsb«Th Manufactured Goods, . Plnsberch. Pa- ' “ soticeT ~ , . I HAVE associated L B- MeVAY wlthmo in ibe i22?^“ gb Stt WiLUAMB. Wa, ILWUIit VB. 11. -WiliLIAJttS * co., ;• BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, •North E«t corner of Wood tnd Third ttreeu. |tai i Pirraiwn. ?*•_' ttiua trctir, ” sqmst incur*,jj*. TB£UH”[HCK£Y & 1 Blnkm Metchuitß, and dealer? in Produce, Nw.»® Want, tad 107 From eir«eu. PiUehnrsiu JNO. JLCAL'GHEV. Azeci (or th* Lake Erie nnd Mlebi|*a line 10 Utaver and Uie Lake*.—Office oa tbs cotaerjot Water and BmitUStll»«. Jac4 John arlTilworin.—JotephUii worth Jfl. DILWOETU & CO, Wholesale uroeert, and « Agent* tor iLuard t*owder Co., No. 517 Wood »u, yitabuffh . ' dcS-y joBlM.sn,wcrrn jorca silwobtu. T S* CILWORTH K Co, Wholr*a!e Grocer*, Pro v • o®eo ana Coa:n Libettjr er.i! Hand streets, Pittibarrh Pa.7*» J— tilliS A. HUTCHISON, ft Co.-tfacr«Mn to Lewi* llutcltiwn ft Co., Conunlnion Mcrehnnu. and Affect! of the Fl liocii Bleatn Satfai Rehoen mj 0 front atrcets, Pittsburgh. jftOl ■ J- ft Co- Who • KoiSiWood aatet, Pittsburgh.* . vuj 11 *3 THE TITTKKi I!r.II CARDS, JOHN D. MORGAN, Wholesale Druggist, enddeal *r ia Dye SsjCK Paints. Oils, Varnishes, No.yj Wood street, one door Sooth of Diamond Alley, Puts* •orth. ianl_ JAMES KERK,Jr., * Co- (successor to Joseph c. Daeis.) Ship Chandlers, 3o Water street oc3l IOJIND. DAVIS, Auctioneer, eorcerSth and Wood •I streets. Pittsburgh- octs JOHN IL MELLOR, Wholesale and Reuil dealer in Music end Musical Instruments, School Books, Paper, Slates, Steel Pens, Quills, Printers’ Card*, ead Stationary generally, No. M Wood su, Pittsburgh. Bags iKwjght or takenjuJLnide. sepls JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, Booksellers, Printers »J and Paper Manufacturers, N 0.44 Market st, Pitu irorgb. jefl jonn Ftort*. ' Kicilird Plots. Jt R- D, Wholesale Grocers, Commission • Merchant*, and Dealers in Produce, Round Cbareh Building*, fronting on Liberty, Wood andCtb street*, Pittsburgh, Pa. m yg T AMES DALZKLL, Wholesale Grocer, r>rmrii*«i«n J Merchant, and dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures. No.tM Water si. Pittsburgh, ianlti JU. BWEITZER, Attorney at Lbw, office ‘M at., * opposite 5-L. Chaile* Hotel, MttobtJrjrh, wiU ml*o Btlead promptly to Collections, in Washington, Fayette and Green counties, Pa. RKFEH TO Dlaekstock, Bell A Co- ) U h sf c !“. 4 S-Pirns mb. u. T. Morgan, } KIEB k JONES, Forwarding and Commission Mer chants, Dealers in Produce and Pittsburgh manu- Sutured articles, Canal Basin, near Till su d2l_ PB&SI HILL, PITTSBVUGB, PA. TTENNEDY, Ci|ILl)S At CO., Manufacturers of v K\, superior. 4-4 Sheetings, Carpet Chain. Twine and Hatting; ja-'KMyMon Vcaavlna iron Works* r EWIS, DALZELL k Col, manufacturers of nil si- Xj tea liar, Sheet, Boiler Iron and Nails of the best luality. Warehouse, 54 water and 105 front sl jan!9 LS WATEKJiIAN, Wholesale Grocer, Forward* • inr and Commission Merchant, Dealer in Pius* burch Manufactures and Prodace, Nos. tit Water st.i ana ft} Front il. i* 7 _ «y. MTi T tp~~P]iiinda~ c. w. aicanaon, Pittsburgh. MILLER A IUCKETSON, Wholesale Grocers, and importers of Brandies, Wines and Segars, Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Liberty and Irwin streets, Pitt*, .burgh, Fa Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns, Ac. Ac. con* stantiy on band. nu gH < % aroiix. tas. n. a'otu- wanTU c. aot cGILLS & BOE, Wholesale Gfcceri and Cpmrais . siou Merchant*, No. 194 Liberty st., Pittsburgh. MURPHY, WILSON A CO n (late Jones, Murphy A Co.) Wholesale Dealers m Dry Good*, No. 4b Wood street. Pittsburgh. _ ___ north! AITiIKW WILSON, Portraitand Miniature Pain* ter. Roods, comer of Post Office Alley and Fourth street, entrance on 4tii near Market. dccO-dtf. , _ _ prri'auUßGit steel works and spring AND AXLE FACTORY. i*aac Jonas, joits r. odea. jokes * qmoa, MANUFACTURERS offspring and blister steel, plough steel, steel-plough wings, coach and clip, •ie springe, hammered iron axles, and dealers in mai ‘eable eastings, firs engine lamps, and coach trimmings generally, comer of Ross and Front at*., Pittsburgh, .Pa, fcbil N HOLMES A bON, No. M Market su, second ■ door from corner of Fourth, dealers in Foreign ini Domestic Rills of Exchange, Certificates of Depos* a, Bank Notes and Specie. fT/“ Collections’ mad on all the principal cities •hmoghout the United Stater. dec!" NBUCKMASTER, Amsutxn —Otface, Fourth su • third door above Smiihfield, south side. Conveyancing of all kinds done vmk the greatest care and legal accuracy. Titles tc Ueai Estate examined, &c. JPUUJT. 111CSHX UUHQOCK, PENN BTEEKT, between Wayne and llsuid, bu resumed bu professional duties, giving mstroe- Uoo* 01 the I*l*oo, Gtutor, and in Vocal Music. auglfcdtf ' - , f£SIH TfilA :u Fourth Kj*vy. «l, near Wood—All quaumiis of Green and Black Teas, done op in quarter, ball', and one pound packages, ranging from CO eta. 'perpoaud flrf Jyd A. JA> NKS. Agt for t'ekin Tea Co. KOinaUiN, tdTTLIu & CO., No. IV3 Liocrty bircet, Pittsburgh, Wholesale Grocers, Produce and Commission Merchants, and dealers in ritu’nirgb Manufactures. If? ROBERT MOORE, Wholesale Grocer, Reifying Distiller, dealer m Produce, Pittsburgh Marufac .urcs, and all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Wines mil Liquors, No. 11 Liberty street On band a very urge stock of superior old Monongnhela whiskey, which will be toldlow forcaih. apU-tly U O. KKTOOLDS, .1.1. on. l > EYNOLDd k SHER, Forwarding and Commission tv Merchants, for the Allegheny Hirer Trade, deal rs in Groceries, Produce, Pittsburgh Manufactures jid Chloride of vims.' Thehighcstprices,in Wood st _ _ .J. ebr, ? f . it NV. RIRIiALGH, Wool Merchants, Dealers • in Floor and Produce generally, and Forwarding sni Commission Merchants, No. 53 Water it, Ihlts. nargh. ' t vzllos; rrmmnL jotui rcatoui XAtfLasn. SELLERS * NIOOLS, Prodace and General Core suasion Merchant!, No. 17 Liberty «u, PiUibaigb. Sperm, Linseed and Lard Oils ■ iS—iCVON DONNHORST, fc C0.,-Wholesale »i«- O* eeT*, Forwarding: and Comnuasicn .Merchant*, Deafen in Rtttbureb ftlafliifaciorr* and WVatera Prr *ace, have removed to their new wareboß*e.(old »taiu!) No. 33, comer of Front *l and Chancery Lana, nov* TASSEY & UfciTr'Jko'Ciile Grocer* and Comißls ai*)3 Merchant*, and dealers in Prodace. N«>- 35 r oodat < Pittsburgh. __ _ P-"®* y jf y00Daft8) , ‘.........-iiiLfß lioiin. W/,L BLGALEY k. CO n Wholesale Grocer*, 13 and ‘JO Wood street Pittsburgh. n 0v97 W. ft fi. BIITCHBLTREE* WHOLESALE GROCERS, RECTI EYING Dlf- Tli-LKRS, and WINE and LIQUOR MERCH ANTS of Seda Ash and lUeachin.; Powder, No. 180 Liberty at, {opposite Sixth *L| l'ltu bnrxh. ■' * ct ~‘ tous ft wick. - »*«» toils ft wick. TTHCK ft SPCANDLESS, (successors to L. A J. 1). W Wick.) Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, dealer* in Iron, Nails, GJa#s, Cotton Yarnt, and FiUoimrgh Manufactures generally, forwr nf Wood and Water upwis, Pittsburgh. _ W. WALLACE, Mill atone and MUI Furnish , in* establishment, No. SHI Übertr at, near the canal . aar Jt,. -iir W : XVTLSOrOVaicn?*, Jewelry, Silver Ware, W • and Military Goods, corner of Market and 4th street*. Pittsburgh, Pa. N. B.—Watches andC.ocka asrcfnlly repaired. ° ec ~* vpfrV-ST • BOWEN—Commiiwloii and Forwar.ling W Merchant, No. M Front at between Woo-.I and Mark"! streets. _ fL antfßetail dealer in , .Foreign and 'Domestic Dry Goods, nonli -east inrncf of Market and FBanh «ta L 'wuTwsn. * WJL YODNG A Co.—Dealer* in leather hide.,, Ac, U3 Lil»enY A. ,an3-,v. vk. ii’ctrraiEos.' Eorr/K'ccTCuton- W AJC M'CUTCIJ EON, Wholesale Grocer*. ?_ "pbttigbbw a co., .C-TJI STEAM BOAT.AGENTS •SUTvSiSa Omn asoTK M. Aixrs A Co, Ts3g'.uM-«qwfea ocUI No. 42 Water street HOTELS FOUNTAIN HOTEL. LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE Toeo.AHo nnnoroM, rsoramoss. ETHIB establishment long and widely known as being one of the most conunodiob* In the city of Baltimore, has recently undergone very exten sire alterations and -improvement*. An entire new wing baa been added, containing numerous and airy sleeping apartments, and extensive bathing room*. Tuo Ladies’ department has also been completely reorganised and hoed on in a mo s aniqne and beauti ful style. In fact the whole arrangement of the House but been remodeled, with a single eye on the pan of the proprietors, towards the comfort and pleasure of their Gnests, and which they sCdiifidenily assert will challenge comparison with aa'yiloierin the Union. Their table will always be supplied withevery sub -sumial and laxury which the market affords, served up in a superior style; while In the way of Wines, Ac., they will not b« surpassed. In conelasioa .he proprietor* beg to aay, that nothing will bo left andore on their pun, and on inn part of their assistant*, to fender.thi* Hotel worthy the eontiuned patronage of their friends and the public generally. The prices for board hate also been reduced to the following rate*: _ Ladies’ Ordinary, i1,75-per day. Gentlemen’s. u .l* 5 ?, , N B —The Baggage Wagon of the House will al wan be found at the Car aiul Steamboat Landing*, which will convey baggage to and from the Hotel, free «rfcharge. ”??>':£_ .i a aicVoy IsAMAUTXHK HOUSE, coxim or vouxnt ahd osa.tt srwta, mxiauxeiL jTI THE subscriber reirecUatly announces that fTO he has now opened bis new and excellent Hotel Jnttfaj |h e accommodation of travelers, boarder*, and tho public generally. The house and furniture are entirely new, aud no pains or erpenao have brea SISdS renderitoneof the most comfortable and. P 'n *»'< “*««• ■ Rtaun Qrlok Woikt for Btli> _ „ rpHEfnbfcriber offer* for »*J«. ito STEAM BRICK T WORKS, above Lavrtcncetille. eorapmutg « dteam&icine, 2 Boilers,® Mould Machine, capable of mmrJeiun «I*I,UW I’reued Hriek* (oat of dry clay, SSen f»S?*eVik,) p« J«r. land on ihe Allegheny river, on lilua ajul abed*. maelmio and clay abed*, * f , ;' n, (hovel*, *pay JAMES MJRNO h CO, Agenu, Odeon Building!.. Lire and XXaalth luaranei< THE Mutual Life and Health lnrorance Company ot' Philadelphia* Incorporated by tbe LepUiature of Pcnn ft. CO., 4g£K {{Successor* to M'Cord A King) BIM. Vaihlonabl* BaU«r!i l Confer of Wood and Fifth StntU. PARTICULAR oneutioa paid to oar Retail Trade. Gentlemen eon rely upon getting their-Hau and Caps from ocr establishment of the anr katzualb aojl woaxjunsjn?, of the amis, and at uieu»sn/x reew. “ Country Merchant*, purchasing by wholesale, ar« respectfully jnvned to eall and examine our Stock; os wc can say with confidence that aa regard, qraint and rues, it will not suffer in a comparison with any house in Philadelphia. feM? PITTBUUKUU h'RUALB ISSTITCTIi rjMIE Second Session of tki, Institution, under the care of Mr. and Mr*. Cioanoa*, foJ*the present academic year, will commence ou tho first of Fetiru* ry nr.xt, in the same buildings. No. 32 Liberty *treeU Arrangements havo been made by which they will be able to fhmish ycungdadies facilities equal ta any in the West, for obtaining a thorough English, Cla«*l • cal, ond Ornamental education. A full course of Phi* lisopliiral and Chemical I>ciure* will be delivered daring the winter, illustrated by apparatus. The de» partiuciiis of Vocal and Instrumental Untie, Modern Language,, Drawing and Painting, will each be under the cure of a competent Profeoor. By close aueiilios io the moral and intellectual improvement of Iheir pw ' nii», the Principal* hope to merit a continuation of tbe liberal patronage they have hitherto enjoyed. For term,, «cc circular or apply to the Principal# jodO-du BKLL AND BRASS FOUNDRY. j* a FULTON, Beil and Brass Founder, ba* re eh* built and eommcuccd business at his old ttand Ha where he will be pleated to tee his old custotn •ew’en and friends. Church,Steamboat, and Bells of every sire, from 10 lo IO.bW pound,, cast from patterns of the mo»t approv. ed model*, and warranted to be of the best materials. Mineral Water Pumps,Counter*, Hailing, Ac., toge ther with every variety of Bran* Catting*, il required, turned and finished in the neatost manner. A. F. ia the *oie proprietor of Babutt'-s Aim-Avrst this Mxtal, to Justly celebrated for llje redaction of friction m machinery. The Boxes su'd Composition can be hodofhimai all time*. UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELS WIL MURPHY couUQuc* to keep on band a 1011. _ assortment of the Wclih Voibrifiiililß Flu*- neis, nnd has recently received a supply of the liner roaliuc*. Alto Swansdown FlamicU, u scarce' aru dlo and well adapted for die wear of invalid*, and nUierj wanting sometilng warmer than osnaJ. Alto, Persian ar.U Gause Flannel* for Infant* .wear j to ctiiher with a foil supply of American mMufaeiurcd Flannels, of different quallur*# Al*o,-SMROLDINT# FLANNELS, of all the different widths,at the Nortu Kan comer of 4th and Market »u. ID" Wholesale Room* op stair*, where dealer* wil always find a food assortment of new stylo foods. )tm< l*o«t or Stolen, ON ihc evening of Monday I Ml, ?ih Itm r-13 ban* diet and 17 bars of Iron, (marked W.AlcO tCo) irom the wharf. above the Mouongahela Undpe. Any information ibal will re«uii in Uio recovery of the above natnod Iron, will be rewardeJ by calling ou SCAIKE K ATKINSUN, JanlO Firal afreet, licl'n Wood AKa.k et._ 1 Sew dooki Jati Arrived. _ SACHF.D SCENES AND CHARACTERS, by J. T. 11. adly, with original design* bv Darloy Tim Poems and Proso Writings of R. H. Dana. Physician and Patient, or a Practical V»«» a the Moral Dune*, Relation* and,lnterests of the Medical Pretension and ib-o Community; by W. llooker. M. U. The Puritan and Hi* Daughter. by J. K. Puuldin OI ouiliorot the Dutebman’s Ftreme. . Im oc u, I,y l je“l L WtSC ELMOrr A Kn’uMSH. 7» Wood Ofnw it the tine to Sibierlb*. OFFICE of Scott’* UepnnH of the Four garter lies and Blackwood; SIU per year. Morris A Willis’ Jlome Journal, published m Nov York weekly; Hi per annum. Downing - * llomculwrabst, monthly, 83 per >ca invaluable. The Cultivator, monthly; 81 per annum. The Agriculturalist, monthly; 81 P«r year. The Democratic Review, mouthly; SJ por annum. ™ ’‘"'““JkMSD ISkwIW J d ni Boot o3_'V ood ;. duiMri, A FEW very line GUITATO, )«« >“* ""S upxvow Gi.A SS^» ff fit do Ix 9 do do |«t do 9xl* do do ;-.*o do 10x14 do do !n store andybr.**l° by fc w „ tnnA u G H. j* t . wn* : .iO* PITTSBURGH, MONDAY. MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1850. Dissolution of Partnership* * BY MUTUAL CONSENT till* day, the Brraber«l&- fore existing under the style of BUSOFIELD A LEADER, ha* been dissolved by Henry Leader sell* ing his ennre interest in said firm to John MeOill. Alt business connected with the firm of Btuhfield A Lead* er will be settled by P. B. UaobGeM A Co- who are duly authorised to make all collections and adiort all claims. RUSHFIELD A LEADER. Pittsburgh, Oct. 27,1649. N. B.—S. B. BUSHFIELD A CO. will continue.the wholesale and,retail Dry Goodsnnd Grocery business, t More morn, No. SHU Liberty si, where they rill be pleased to have their friends mid customers all ana examine their stock of goods. oedl S. B. BUSHFIELD 4 CO. Dissolution* THE partnership of the undersigned, nmler the firm of Bagaley A Smith, was dissolrcd by rentoal coascct on 25th September, W. Bagaley purehoring the interest of J. R. Smith, who retire*. ThebnsincSs of the firm will be settled by their successors, Wot. Bagnley A Co., at Nos, 18 and 20 Wood!st ' .' ‘ WILLIAM BAGALEYJ Pittsburgh, Oct. 8, M 9. ISAAC R. SMITIL . * CO-PARTNERSHIP.—Wm. Bsgaley hating asso ciated with him Wm. H. Woodward of Philadelphia, John S Cosgrate and Ralph Bagaley of Pittsburgh, will continue the Wholesale Grocery Business,at No*. IS and SO Wood st, under the firm of ■ WM. BAGALEY A CO, Pittsburgh; and BAGALEY, WOODWARD A CO., Philad's. oetfl Dissolution oroo-Partnorshlp. rpilß co-partnership heretofore elisting between the JL subscribers, under the style of Brown tc Culbcrt n, was dissolved on the U: uist- by mutual mnsenL. M. B. BROWN, A. CULBERTSON. Pittsburgh, OcLS, 1849. The subscriber will continue the Wholesale Groce ry and Commission Business, as heretofore..at the old stand, 143 Liberty st. oct3 .A. CULBERTSON. F;*.bst., smm.l tVoos ajtdMaaur, Ptnastraon, to manufacture all kinds of COPPER, \J TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE. Also, Black* rmth Work. Steam Boats built to order. 1 Special attention Riven to steam boat work. Have on hands a fine assortment of Copper and Brats Kellies, Tin Ware, Ac. Ac. Steamboat Cooking Btov&f, Portable Forges, various sites—a very convenient ar ticle for steamboats, California emigrants, or rail road companies.' We would respectfully invite steam boat men and others to call aod see our articles and prices before purchasing elsewhere. JTri7 Dissolution orPartnarsHtp. T/IE copartnership of HENRY HANNEN'A CO., formerly ttanneu, Muller ACo., in the. Window a d Colored Glass business, is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of Mr. Frederick Muller. . , The business will be continued by the undersigned, under tho firm of HENRY HANNEN A CO. Ware house No. 105 Second st, where we will her* ectteUdi! supplies of superior Window Glass. H JOHN HANNEN, * HKNRY HANNEN, HUGH ROBERTSON,. Pittsburgh. Aug. 27, *49- HENRY UMSTEAD CopsrtneratUp. - rpHE umlrrciffneil nave this dayuaociated with them X in fca*inc4» JACOB L. SCH WABTZ, and will con unue the basinets as heretofore, under the firm of B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. jyi3_i 7,05, “ 10.53, « “ July a, 1M». THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of A- 4 C- BRADLEY, Is dissolved by tho dceeaao of Mr. O. Bradley. Tie business will be carried on by A. Bradley, who will settle tho basinets of the late firm. —■ REMOVAL.—A. B&aslxt has removed his Foundry Warehouse from No. 113 Second street, to No. 13 Wood street, between First and Second streets, 'o the warehouse lately occupied by G. A. Berry, where he • will keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Castings Gratae, Stoves. Cooking Stoves, Ac. jyl3 DiaaSlvtlon* THEco-panaership herctotore existing between the subscribers, in the came of Constable, Burke 4 is this day dissolved by mutual consent, -files*!*. Burke 4 Barnet trill settle the business -of the con* eem, tor which purpose they are onttorised to one the uame of the coucem. NATHANIEL CONSTABLE, EDMUND BURKE. THOMAS BARNES. The nndcTtlgned hive this day associated themselves la the name or BURKE 4 BARNES, "lot the purpose of manufaeturing Fire Proof Safes, Vault Doors, fcc. 4c., at the stand of the late firm of Constable, Burke 4 Co., where they wj!l be pleased to receive the pa* inmate oftheeostomersofthnt house and their friends. 6 * EDMUND BURKE, THOMAS BARNES. In retiring from the firm of Constable, Burke 4 Co., I with sincere pleasure recommend Messrs. Burke 4 Barnes to the confidence of my friends and the public. Ecb. 8, ledO. NATHANIEL CONSTABLE.. febltJ-dlf FORWARDING & COMMISSION. a. rf.D,— si STUART 4 SILL, Grocers, and Produce and mission Merchants, No. lIS Wood’s!. Pittsburgh. Dealers In Groceries,Flour, Wheat, Rye,Oat*.Corn, Barley. Pork, Bacon, Bulier, LariL-Gatise; <3o*«r Timothy and Flax Seeds; iron. Nail*,'Gi***, the. 4e. 4c. Psrticnlar attention paid to the sale of Western Produce. 1 , _ . Rsrxuucxs—Messrs. Myers 4 Hunter, RobtiPtl tell k Co., M’Giils 4 Roe, N Hat&rton, Smith 4 Co., James May, King 4 Moernead, nusburgti. Fenner 4 M'Mdlan, Massillon. Jos. S. Motrisou, Faq., St.. Louis. _ rpSfihiy __ jobs a. coau, late of N. Lisbon, O. T w. a. oxisxut CRAIG dt SKINNER, . GENERAL AGENCY. Commission-ami TorwanJ iog Merchants, No. X Market »l, Pittsburgh, Pa. Uy*i*tomjit aurnuon given to the purchaie mid sale of all kinds of Produce. Karan to—John Walt 4 Co., Murphy, Wilson 4 Co. Pittsburgh, Pa; Lawton 4 Hill, Mahloa Martin, Wrllsviile, John 11. Brown 4 Co., Grieg, EiUo»4 Co M I'hilaaeipQU; U. W. Snodgrass 4 Co., Gregg 4 Nacc, New Lisbon, ()j Ft. Skinner, Mon. C. D. Coffin, Cincinnati; J. P. KclW, Vouugstown, 04 W. L- Huui dart, Cleveland, O. *ugt!l • •1.0*7,433 41 S 3 S 5 51-20 'Zj 57 Ooamtislon and Forwarding Merchant' i no. ?d woo 9 ft., rirnscEca, CONTINUE to transact a general Conaaiwion besi ness, especially in the purchase amt sale of Ameri can Manufacture* and Produce, and in receiving and forwarding Goods consigned to his care. As Agent for the Manufactures, he wilt be constantly supplied with icc. principal articles of Pittsburgh Mcnafucinre utlhe lowest wbolesalo prieet Order* and consignment* ate respectfully solicited. ? jj JP7 Penn SUchlitelhop. HWIGMTMAN— or Ulkir.ds of cot , ton and woollen machinery. Allegheny city. Pa. The above work* being now In fall ac J sneer strii op eration.! am prepared to r.xeciw djfs's with dispatch for all kinds of machinery in z.y bus, itah a* willow*, Sicker*, spreader*. eerds,grit:c fo: No. 3t»jiniee street—Wouitlcail the attenion of ’rimers to bis improved Prictic; Ink* of v inous kttnl* and order*, at the following price* : Bztra fine Jct-Ulack, for Card arvl wood Cuta • . 62 00 und 3 Nt per lb. Fine Book ink Uocc i k New* Ink * 0 19 o s» u u 5 “ Fine Ked Ink 7Se l « 1 50 “ aW» “ Ulne, Yellow, Green jh! \Vhite “5c 1 W ] SO “ Gold *ize at S-* per ib, and Urouze at 50, 75 cis And $l per oz. A tpucimen of New* Ink can be seen on thi* paper. For ■ ale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, FitUburgli.Fa. C. Morgan Jfc Co. Cincinnati, Ohio. Morion k. Grtawould, Looirille, Ky. octfl JSm JABEB W. WOODWaL!,, Sodern it nil Antique if'urniture, M,Tmai) Smart. l’rmacEon. A largo and splendid assortment of^FurnUut't, Hotels and ft rlrurt >’ '-ve!- linn, constantly on ham! nmi made to order. The pre«cni stock on band cannot l>c exceeded by any manufactory In thd western country. Person* wishing to purchase would do well ta give me a caii. as 1 tun determined my prices shall please. Tan of the stock consist* in— TeteaTete; Buffet Etaqeie; Loul* XIV Chain; Queen Klllabclh chain; Ten Poyie: * Fruit Tables; Toilet Tables; Louis XV Cotnraoder, =- French Mahogany Bedsteads; Piano Stools; SO sofas with Flush and Hair-cloth eovanr, SO Mahogany Rooking Chain; 40 dot Parlor do 30 u Fancy do 29 centre Tables; 20 pair Divans; 4 pair pier Tables; 15 marble top Dressing Bureaus; ft Wardrobes; 8 Secretaries and Book cues; 20 marble top Wsih Stands; ' 4 pair OUomans; 8 pair fancy Work Stands; A very large assortment of common chairs ami other furniture too numerous to mention. f [£/- Steam Boats fumisharj.ro the shorten notice, and on the r.iost reasonable mm*, «lecis Dltphrigm FllUrt'for Iljtfraat Water. _ THIS is to certify that ! have api pointed Livingston, Roggen A Co. jftrpjW Sole AcT'-nu for the sale of y Patent tuinrahrm Filter, foriheci) Tf UesofPiusbargu amt Allegheny. _ a » JOHN OIBSON, Agent, mSßgffc* for Waller M Gibson, 'Mi Broadway. Jb oct. to, iws. We have -been using one of the above arUcles at tha oficn of the'Novelty works for three mondUt on trial, and feel perfectly satisfied that it is n asefulViyvmjon, : and we take pleasure in recommending thdOtokuuae; fm article to all who love paro water. (Jr«tt>iii be thankfully received and promptly txeeate&i if octltf . LIVINGSTON. ROUGffiffc C#_. tuV«rai£i«>iU«vlßp Cocif, . FOB PURIFYING WATER, fl Which renders turbid water euro by removing all substances not soluble uj jGBaNjSL water. Tho rtoton water in N. York, although eleor and pure to the eye, yet it pnssos on hour through this yVyg filtering cock, shows a large deposit impurq, substances, worms, Ac, Plus [.the case more or les.wUb allhydrant water, . The Reversible Wilder la neat and durable, and is nn* attended with the inconvonienco Inddenlto other SSSlSnrt wilhoutbeinrdel4ched Iroti. the water Pipe, by merely taming the key or handL of water Is ©hanged, and ail adctunulatlon* fo without onicrewing it. PUtur. It uUo pouana.lhu TdlTantM" of beln* »“P *? d “ 11 euec. will bo Terr ednTonirnl and economical. “can be attached where theta it up pteunta hkh a, low tn a cart, w* tab, ic. wth ha bad ofthcrtle Agent. , ara „of Poonh andMattoiu EVV RAISINS ami COfloa^ttheH*.— 6o flr boxci freih Rnlsiai: 9 bast Cocoa Bhells rec'd and for Store, 70 Fourth »tmt AU,. -i 'COX’ 4 i. , ii*i CO-PARTNERSHIPS. BCAIPE * ATKINSON, GEORGECOCHRAN. MISCELLANEOUS- OTS “ I W J o 40 u w fio « AIL! «AHTm; 1 MISCELLANEOUS ; : W. tb J. GLENN, Book Bladars.,; IRE are still engaged in the, above basinets, comer VV of Wood andThlrd'atreets, Wnsbarghj where are are prepared to do any work in oar Steh. ’ We attend to out work personalty,. rtioiiwiU be given inregardto its neatness torn an* Books ruled to any pattern and bojhf; stantially. Booksm numbereorold booksbdh [id care fully of repaired. .Ntunesputon book* in gUtlenera* Those that have work Gt oar Unb are invited to call. Prices low.’ . : . mymf Scale*, Cooklnsr BtoT*«, . VrARSUALL, WALLACE 4 CO., Round Ouixci, JJX comer Liberty and Wood streets, manatoctore and offer tor sale Platform, Floor and Counter Scales of the moat improved quality; CootongSioves,rorwood au4tcoal; Egg Stoves of various tires, Hariorand common Grates, Hollow Ware, 4c. 4c. mannfae tore the Kitchen Range, which bus general satisfaction to those having It in »w, M» All of which' they would respectfully invite the “tendon of the citizens and the public generally. ocß7*dtf _ Pitt Macßlna Works and Foundry, TOTSBonaa, r*. JOHN WEIGHT 4 Co., are prepared to build Cotton and Woolen Machinery ofeverv description,'wen as rjwHng Machines, Spinning .Framfis, Speeders, DruwingFremes, Railway Head*, WarpoT*, poolers, Dressing Frames, Looms, Card Grinders, 4e. Wrought Iron Shafting tamed;- all sixes of Cast Iron, Pollies and Hangers of toe latest patterns, slide ami hand Lattes, -and tools of all kinds. Casings of every description furnished on short notiee. Attorns made to order for Mill Gearing, Iron Railing, Ac. Steam Pipe tor beat ing Factories, Cast Iron WinUow-Saih and fancy Cos limn generally.* Order* lei at toe Warehouse of J. Palmer 4 Co-, Liberty etreefcwUl have prompt alien “n'efer to Blaekstock, Bell 4 Co- J. K. Moorebead 4 Co., 0. E. Warner, John Irwfin 4 Sons, Pittsburgh t G. C.4J. 11. Warner. Bteubenrillc. •_ lanlg_ SEW COACH FACTOHYs * i i aumsnssT. ! • MA. WHITE 4 CO- would respectful!* inform • toe nubile that they have erected a shop on Lacocfc, between Federal ai>d Sandusky streets. They are now wfVtnir and are prepared to receive orders tor every description of vehicles, Coaches, Chpj°tDa*. Touches, Baggies, Piuetoas, 4c., Ac., which from they long experience in toe manufacture of the above work, and the facilities they have, they feel confident they ve enabled to do/work on the most reasonable terms, with those wanting articles la their line. Paying.portieular 'attention to toe selection of mate rials, nnd having none but competent workmen, they have no hesitation ia warranting toeir wot*, j -'ve therefore ask toe attention.of toe public to this matter. N. B. Repairing done in toe best manner, and oh toe most redsouablo terms. - lyPni.- > pianos: ‘ THE subscriber offers for sale a large and splendid assortment of rosewood-end mahogany grand Ac-; iton-Pianos, with aifd with but Coleman’s celebrated AJolian Attachment The above instruments are war rented to be equal to any mdnafactured in-tbis coun try, *nid will be sold lower than any brought from toe. East. F. BLUME, No 113 wood at 3d door above elh N:R-City Scrip will be taken at par for a few of he above assortments • .. tay3 ■ r. U. Daily at too Baltimore. Philadelphia, NEW YORK. BOSrON AND NEW ORLEANS GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION OFFICE, Young MEN in wholesale and retail stores, and ether respectable business, to act as Book-keepers, Balei' , men, Portere, Bur-keeper*, Waiter*, Farmer*. Coach men, Car AgenUvßook and Map Agent*, Collectors, Overseen in all branches of business, 4c. .We have atoll times a large number of good situation* on brad, which pay from 3UO to «*AOOO per annum. -Those in want of situations of any kind would do well to ;gtve us a call, as we have agents in. each of too aboye cl- - ; tics, which will.enable u* to place every applicant in a suitable situation at tho shortest notice. We have a large acquaintance in all toe above named cities, whieh we irut will enable’as to give entire satisfac tion to all who'may favor us with a call. • • TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN, No. 38 riccond mV between South and Gay. N. B—Person* living in any part of toe U.Sttte*, and wishing to obtain a situation in Baltimore, Ok ei ther of toe abovo pities, will have toeir wants imme- Uialely attended to by addressing us a line, (post-paid) as by *0 doing they .will our tall both trouble ana ex pense, which they otherwise woild incur by.ceming to the city, and acetone employment for toemselve* Address, ■ xAVLUK4TAYMAN,.j ; No. 09 Second street, my23:aif Baltimore, nd BENNETT 4 BROTHER* UFEENSWARE man ufact übehs, • Blraslngbaxa.lHtur Fltt*bnrttii,]Pa« •• Warehouse, Ho. 137, Wood ttreet, rtittburgk. «?artWllA it to the use of iboao gentlemen who are about removing to CalifomifinsearchofUold. ! . ItetfcsaeJosoanpraximdtioatotho specific grari tjr or metals, and eritJ certainly enable t&e adventure? to ascertain when his place? is yielding Gold. . maria Yours, resp’Y.j J. R. SPCUNTGCK. T N Di A RUBBER CLOTHING—J Bit received fertile X California Expedition, A .complete assortment ot tiau Elastic Clothing, at prices ranging from Sfso to flliofersoitofcoat, ranuland hat. Fcrsnlenttbo ludin Rubber Depot, F»o*Weodat. ■ „ dteSO I J A II PHILLIPS *p3Rnt?Koß7sepLl9, IRd. MR. Tlioa. K. lllBBER[r-.~Dear Sir, Your WRI TING FLUID we have now been uaing more than a. rear, and on looking ovetjthe entries made by ft, we find the color a bright bias btaec,. Uis pleasant to write frith, Sows free, and does not clog the pep like the ordinary inks iu use. Wishing too the ready sale its merits demand, we arc,year* respectfully, SIMPSON A tO. For nle, together with lObbert’a Red Ink,, and Ma chine Copy Ink, by 11. A. Fahnestock A Co 3 It 1* Schwartz, Allegheny City, and by tbo manufacturer, T. K. Hibbett, Druggist and Cbemm, comer of Liber ty mid tfaUlhfidii su, Qttl3 watzulsx rautrL ” runroa miu. wx. kiiusr PALStISIIt UAH a A A COn I (Successors to Hussey. Uanna A. Co.)! ; Bankers, exchange urokebs, and .dealer* in Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Ccrtifiemtea of Deposits, Bank Notes, and Specie—Fourth Attest,, nearly opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh. Current !mo. ncy received on deposite—Sight Check* for sale, and colleetiotfi tnade on nearly oil the principal poiht* In llie United Statea . ! . . U Too bighestprenUum paid for Foreign and Amenean Gold Advance* made on consignment* of Produce, ship ped on liberal terms. , • *p3 GREAT INVENTION-VALUABLE riSCOVERY! FaT**T SBCOtXS JoffVAIT lit. lWfl. Palmi aasyJevtr extension TaUis, Sofas, Bureaus, Boot Casts, Wnting Desis. LEVER OF WROUGHT IRON. mnS TABLES far surpassing every other in* ! vcabotx ofthe kind now extant. They can he ex* tended Inm ten to twenty-fire feet, and when closed the leaves are »H contained inside; thee are nude to alt sixes and shapes, and are* admirably adspieU for Steamboats, Hotels, and Urge private families, fern* tue when closed a complete centra table. . ; *OFAS AND BUREAUS—'These articles are inval* cable, pnrtienlariy to those who wish to econo* raise room, and convert a sleeping apartment Into a parlor or sitting room, a* they con be opened and shat at convenience, and when shut, the bedding is enclos ed. a great saviur tn room and rent. Ati the bed steads when closed (orm a beaotiinl piece offarnltare fora parlor or sitting room. . 1 BOOK CASES—A neat and metal oracle for parlof or drawing room. ! WRITING DKSKS-Forlaw ©flee*, roe mi, •ad oia ;r officer, when opened & raoticonvcnieaibed stead, when elated a perteei J»eMr and Üb/ary aione it virmla ] ■ All iHieu uiiclM need no recommendtuont; the bcanty ©< the vrbole i», they are warranted not Wgei oul oi repair. It will be for year iutereiU 10 call and examino tho article*. m the oniinfacturer'a Moie,- No. Kt Third street, Pnuiiurgh. In addition to the above adtamasc*. they are proof afotnet baft. nebiO JAMES W WOODWELU - LOWELLwtronEK, KAKrrAcnmni or ALGOUOIt AND ttUUK SPUITB, Comer From and Vine meets, Cincinnati, O. OpnK.nH from Pittsburgh for Alcohol, Pnre'Spiriti Haw or Rectified Whiskey, will be promptly at ended v> at lowtaii market price. ochlStdlT • JIlo&oBgalMla blnry Htmblit . c«v ■ ROIIKRT H. PATTH&SON has opened s*«%lhe large stable on Fim«t,ntnnin* throort /rn\ to Second it, between Wood aad tumlhfield tbf .-ear of the Wonongahcla llouie, wilhnn entirely new atoek of llories and Carriage* of the beltqoaliry and lateit ityies. Uonea kept u lire ry in the be «t manner. • ivjMtv ZVBW BOOKS* SBW BOOKS! TIIK Confutation aniVSLandard vf the At*oei«ie Kcfo'iued Church inNortb America: frvo, bound iu fhecp. The Other Bldc, or Note* for the History of the Wnr betwron Mexico and the United. Btates, written iu Mexico,' and translated trom the Spanish, with note*: Uy A. 0. Ram»ey. .... bketchescf Reforms ana peforrneri of Great Britain and IrClaml: Dy IL B. Suuiton. The Worts of President Ld wards, in 4 vo!*; e re print nf the Worcester edition, with addition*, anj-a copious general index. The Mountain* of Egypt, or Egypt aWitneuforthe Bible? By F. L. Hawks. D. D-, li L. D. ] Memoirs of David Hale, late editor of Journal of Commerce, with selections from Ida Miscellaneous Writings: By Rot. J. B. Thompson, j The Puritan and Ills Daughter: by J. K. Faaldtng. • Los Gringos or an Inside Vie* of Mexico and Cal ifornia: By Lieut. Wise, U. S. Nary. Familiar Letter* to Yoang Mas, onvaiioo* subjceis; designed as a Companion to the Young Men’s Guide: By wm. A.Aleoit- ! : The l’oems and Prose Writiagi 61 R. A. Dan&::9 Yt * Nineveh and its Ceuaini: By Layard. For sale by ELLIOTT & ENGLISH, janfd No 7B Wood »f T MiaEiXANEOua literature, i at LOCKWOOD’S, 03 WOOD STllfifciT. BROWN’S American Augler’a Guide; fall of lilu> nations, Itimo. : . i i- Faaldtng’s Puritan uiuMiia Daughter] ICtno. j Dr. ilooker’s Physictud and I’aUr.nt; Itimo. [ Mrt. KtlLs’Hearts and~!ldmest Bto. i Neonder* Life of Christ; Bvo, . Meander's History of Christian Church; 3 volij Sxo. , RcV. Dr. Spring's Memoirs of Miss Murray; 8vo» - • . American Almanac, isao, Byb. j : JAM& D. LOCKWOOD,. - janlQ_ Bookseller ftlitnportcr, 63 Wood «V • \ht~~ R* CliKEtiE—duo bxslrastoreana ior tide uy W • luiB • WMDAOALEYACO FAST COLOMBO FRUITff. i ? ' ' WE. MURPHY Invites the attention ©f-buyert to , his present choiee stock of Prlnu at'Lucenis per yard, nf fast calon’tind newest styles, s : r ■ Al»©—Newe*i styles'English Chlmxes, from 13ft to IB# cents. : f • i; : Also—A fall assormrhl of small figured tight Prints and Chintzes, buff, blue, pink, lolock, purple, orange, Ac. ]J3 v Whotesiie,lu«rt« upstair*. - lanlti. ; ■V ■< , -'■ ‘ J_ ' '■ i' h:!;; v.i; 1 .--c-> ■ 1' ; " V . /'Yv. V ‘ 5 :*;■.* r.-r rr.'y.t.tal o* - n | \■: J ■■■ -*•' ‘ * j V ,,! -Ma£fw)axpl. MEDICAL. CAUTION EXTRA- f A-Tnan by the name of RUELCLAPF fa u enraged with a young man of the name of S.P. Townsend, and uet hii name t» put up a Sarsaparilla, which they' call Dr. Townsind'a Sarsaparilla, deoorniiiailsr ti GENUINE, Onginahele. Tha.Tcnmeoit doe> tor mod never was, hot was formerly a workejon rail*; reads, canals, aadthe like. Yet b© assume* ths title ofDr- for the purpose of gaining credit forwhatho is not He is sending oot cards beaded c Tneks' ‘el 1 Quacks," in which he says, I have soldthe nsa of my name for S 7 a week. I will give 8. P. Townsend 8500 if he will produce one single solitary proof of this,— -This is to cMtionthepubllcootto.be deceived, and nurehasenonebut theGENUINE ORIGINAL OLD Dr. Jacob Townsend’s Sarsaparilla, having on it the Old Dr.’s likeness, his family ooat of arms, and his rig .cu to c„« «f *™j icoß TOWKSnN i. principal Office, 103 Nassau it, New York City, OLD DOCTOR i : JACOB TOWBSBND, THg ORIGINAL, K3§gS DISCOVERER O? n» : ; 'CSSUXKX.;. TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA* - Old Dr. Townsend is now about TOvearsof are. and has long been known as the AUTHOR and DISCO* VEHEft of the GENUINE ORIGINAL TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.” - Being poor* hs was compelled to limit its ntanufactarc, by whioh means it has oefen kept oat of market, and the sales circumscribed to those only who had proved ns worth, andjknown its value. This Gaunt asm UraquiLun Pmamwen is manufactured, on the largest scale, and is called Gr throughout the length andoreadth of the land.; Unlike young 8. P. Townsend’s, it improves-with age, and never changes, bat fijr the better because it is prepared on scientific principles by a scientific mam The highest knowledge of Chemistry, and the latest discoveries of the An, have oil been brought into re* ox AMtxmsctATSor m bcmd oiHAMTO»tn*mnat,viz: . Scrofula or Ring's Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cuta neous Eruptions, Pimple* or Pustule* on the Face, Blotehes, J tiles, Chronic Bore Bye*, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bone* and Joints, Btubbohi Ulcers,,Syphiltic Symplon*, Sciatica or diseases arising from oa injudicious use of Mercury, Act* titea or Dropsy, Exposure or Imprudence in'lJfe; Also—Chronic Consiitutiooal Disorders, Ac. ■ In till* preparation are strongly concentrated all the Medicicarproperuea of Sanapanlla, combined with, the most effectual aids, the most salutary productions, the most potent simples of tho TegctablßklAgdoni; and it has been so fully tested, not only by patient* loom* eolTCfl, bat «I«o by physicians, that it 'baa receiTed their Buquui&ed recommendations-and the epproba lion of the public; and has. established, oniiaown merits, a reputation for TiLtrs and tmeaer far tape* rior to the .various compounds bearing the, namoof Sarsaparilla. Disease* hare been cured, such as arc not furnished iaThe records of time past: and what it bus already;done for the ihoasandswho have, need it it U capable of doing (or the millions still suffering 1 and struggling with disease. It purifies, cleanses, and strengthens tho fountain springs of life, and infuses new Vibor throughout the whole animal frame.' frANOTHER CURE OPSCROiULA lfce\foLowing striking. and—os will be seen—per manent cure of mn inveterate ease of Scrofula, com mends Itself to all similarly afflicted:. ScuntroßT, Conn., Jen.t, 134 - Messrs. Sands: Gentlemen, gympathy for the ofltict ed induces me to informyou of the remarkable cure effected by yoar ease of my wlfa. Sho was severely a&icted with the Scrofala on differ enl parts of the body; the glands «f the neck were 1 greatly enlarged, and her limbs maeh swollen. After' suffering over a year, end finding no rellef-from the remedies used, the disease attacked one leg, and be* low the knee suppurated. -Her physician advised it should be laid opes, which waa dose, but without any permanent benefit in this situation wo heard of, and were induced to use, Sands' Sarsaparilla. The first bottle produced a decided and favorable effect, reller* ins hermore.than any prescription she kftd ever taken; out! before she used six bottles—to tbs astouishmett. and delightpf her friends—she found her health quite' restored* Ir is’ no w over a rear since the cure waa ef fected, and her health remain* good, showing that the disease was thoroughly-eradicated from tho system. 1 OttrneighMrsarernlknowingtothcseflictSjanathiak , very highlf bf-Sands’ SarjupatUla. - ■ • Yours with respect,. JULIUS. PIKE. Extractimriu a letter received Gum Mr. N. W. Har ris, a gentleman well known In-Louisiana co n Vo.: - “Gentlemen, Ihavecuredanegrobcyofmlnflwith your Sarsaparilla, who was attacked with Scrofula, andof a acrofclcua family. - . ' ; : “Years, truly, N • W. HAHIIIR. “Fredericks Hall, July 17,1548.” ■ Satras’ SaxiAPAaai*-—lt teems almost unowcesia ry to'dlrect attention to an articto eo well known, and ■o deservedly popular, ss this preparation, butpaueat* often, who wuh to oe lha extract of Ssnap&mla, are 'lndoefd to try worthless tiotnp6undi bearing the name, bus containing Uttlo or none of the vinos or this vain-, abb root; and we think; we cannot confer a greater benefit on our readers than-in directing their attention to the advertisement of the Messrs. Sands, la another column. The bottle has recently been, enlarged to field a quart, and those who wish a leiUygood article will find concentrated In thball the medicinal ,valuo ofthoroqt, Tfiu experience of thousands haa proved Itrofiicacy in curing the various diseases for .which it is recommended; and at tire pmeit time more thin any other, perhaps, is this medicine uaefaL in hrepa* ring the system for a change of seasotL—4Hame Jour* nal,Bept 184$. Prepared and sold, wholesale tndretaU.'by A. B, A jkSANDgfDnggiKattd Cbetumj HX> Phlina street, comer of iVtilUa,.Jf®w .YsrtTgpld gitu genentily.throughouxthe United SlM&aihrCan* ladm Price tlpeTbottieyixbottigsfor**,,'. i For sab by L.jWJLCOX,Jr a B. A. PAHNE3TOCK k CO, and EDWARD •PENDEHICII. ftttaban& AL At>TpL&Biaill,BrU(*Wr. I [ialMwUvT "• ,1 -'■ ' ■ • • < PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Christian Advocate. Th* - IspnufiaT.-f-Attempt after-attempt! has been made by the citizen*, of Pittsburgh •to establish; a Hospitdr : Bnt u yet, to tfc£ discredit erf- the city, nolnsti* .tntlon-of jhe kind appears* The Roman Catholics hive established one of their own; onrentgrprj l ri T> g fln dheneT* oleat triend Rev. Lu theran having visited theold world, and observed the workings of such institu tions : there,. returned ami 'set about the ; work himself.' v-Xhe mult will be seen by the foUowihgyy which we copy from the M Miwddnary^ ;i l r 1 , THE INFIBEARY— TO A FRIEND. Dxaa Faiorcx—Yoor kind letter was du ly received, and the inquiries youmake con cemingthe Infirmary, withthe sympathy so often • manifested for its welfare, gave me much pleasure.-., The box which Mr., it had the goodness' to place in his store for the ofterings of friends, with its valuable cozitehtiy wait likewise received in tirnCo for the Chnatmas festival, and gave an affected pleasure to us alt Do me the favor to re turn to the Society of young ladies in W——, who so kindly made up the numerous arti cles of bedding, eta, for the House, and the presents for onr sisters, our aincerest thanks. Alas (we 'cannot return, or reward each kindness; Bnt He.who cannot overlook the cup ofcold water, riof .the’ kindly look, will not forget your nor their labor of love. Many of the inquiries made in your let ter,-are ffcquently proposed other friends at a distance, ana 1 avail'myself of this me-' thodtoanswerthemsllhtoncc. Arid first, you ask the question—. • ; < How is.it supported? I answer, solely by the contributions of the. merciful and tra mane. .* The* . Institution hah no. vested fund.. It lives from day to day upon the.bonnty of God: .Although there are no agents in the. field, various Christian-fneadsfrequeiitly be* , come voluntary agents in their immediate ; neighborhoods, and gather together, princi-' ' paUy.insmaU contributions, . what amounts in the aggregate to a respectable sttm. { For this purpose, cards .have been printed—and in numerous instancy , ladies have collected ten, fifteen, and even, twenty-five dollars on ! such a card. In addition to this, donations i are 'sometimes mkdeby visiting the Tnfiima* ry, orders for gtoceriea are sent to the house ofthe Director, and friends at a distance fre quently forward' donations -Ity mail. Nor may tim contributions ofnnmerons friends in the coantty. overiotited, . who have contributed not a little to the comfort* and support.ofthe House, bv donations of pro* visions, marketing,-.beading, etc. ?In this, way, it haahitheito been supported from day to day. We hate learned what it is to pray, u Gtve us this day our daily bread. 31 ' Yon also ask' whether are ever in want? To this/ we can say with Su Paul: “ Weknbw both how- to abased and how to abound; both to be full and to suffer need.”— ’ And yet, while in onr abundance we had nothing over, in our poverty we had .no Jaek. Always,’ and in; every place, onr [ want was supplied. There have been times ’whenthere was not a farthing in the treasu jy/nor.a single potato in the cellar, with up wards of thirty the yet opr Father fed them aIL We have wept like a child at the taqy in which Godh&s of ten rebuked: onr fears and cares. > He hath indeed done all things welLOnr. extremity - has been His opportunity. We are troubled. and caiefal.no more. It is His cause,.not ours,'and He will provide. \v-;\ ' Who are the patients, and are all denomi nations admitted? It would be difficult to describe the motely mixture of people and tongues who find relief within its walls.— Misery iB no respeclor of persons, and has its representatives among alLnstis hs. Many: are “sfnmjferi” from other lands—and there is scarcely a time wteathere are mot Amer* English, Irish, Scotch, German and French'patients in the House. . As for re ligions, the diversity Is still greateir. About one-third are v Roman Catholics, most of whom were refused i into their own Hospital; and the, remaining two thirds, nominally Protestants of differerit such as-Lutheran, Reformed, Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopalian, Baptist,: Unionists, down into the various schools and parties into which many of these are: divided.— Misery lores companionship, and there is no trouble on the score ■of opinion. Even the poor blacks are allowed to/recover in peace, and are recognised by their feliows ais companions in distress.; All’who deport themselves with propriety, and need shelter, j medical attendance and are receive ied into the Institution, whatever be- their I country, color or religion. -i ■ . -What number of patients hhve been re ceived, and what is the nature of their com plaints? -.. Nearly-;two hundred have been admitted since the Institution .commenced, on the first of January—a year ago. The diseases are almost of every kind flesh is heir to: Snrgical cases of different kinds, fevers, consumption, palsy, lunacy, erysip ; elns,' cholera, small-pox, etc. Hitherto we have-been without a separate building'for contagions diseases—but hope by the kind ness ofthe public tobe able to erect a suita-’ ble. hospital for all "such cases,' early in the spring. . .A' wordj before closing, about onr Christ mas '.Festival! . According to the good old German custom, we had a< ad "mission of light. Tha sleeper, was turned from the murderer, and tlm beams of, the tnoort resting gray' locks of his aged temple, sho wed him where tostrike. Tha fatal blowisgiven! and the victim passes, without a'atroggle or a mo- a aon. from the repose of deep to .the repose of aeaih 1 It is the assassin's purpose to « make sure work; and he yet plies the dag* geii though if was obvious that life had been destroyed by the blow of the bludgeon. He ; «r«i raises the'-ann,that Tie may not fell in his aim at the" heart," and.replaces it again over the wounds ofrtho/pomaid!,..To finish— the picture be explorestbe wrist for the pulse. He fieis for it, andasceitaws that it teats no longer! ItHa accomplished. The deed is done. Be retreats, retraces his steps to the window, passesont through itashecamem : * and escapSTße has done the'iahnterwno , eye has seen him, no ear has beard him. The teerd is hi* own, and itis sale. . - . - Ahlgentlamen, that was .a dreadful mis take. - Such a secret can be aafe newhere. The'whole creation of God has neither nook norbomer where the guilty'can testow it, and say it is safe. Notto speak of that eye - which glances through ail disguises, and holds everything as in the splendor of com, such aecreta ol guilt are never safeffom de tection, even by men. True it is, generally- , speaking, that will out”" True it is, that Providence hath so and doth so govern things, that those who creak ' the great law of heaven, by shedding.maa’s blood,seldom succeed in avoiding discovery. Especially in. a case exciting so much atten tion as this, discovery mUst come, and will come, sooneror later. .Athousandeyeatum at once to explore every,man .and every thing,', every circumstance, cdnnectedvwitn the time and place; a thousand ears catch every whisper; a thousand excited'minds . intensely dwell on the scene, shedding all \ tbeir light, and ready tojcindle the slighted m circumstance ' into a blaze.of Meantime, the guilty soul cannot keep its own secret It is* false to itself;; or rather it feels an irresistible impulse of to be true to itself. :Jt Jabots under .its guilty possession, and knowß-tfot what to do with u. The human heart was hot made for the residence of such an inhabitant It fihdsit- —-= self preyed on by a torment winch it dares not acknowledge toGod or man. A vulture is devouring it, and it csin cisk-no sympathy or assistance, either from heaven dr earth. The secret 'which the murderer'possesses soon , comes to possess him rand,:like the evil spirits'of-, which wo read; it overcomes him, and lews him whithersoever.it wiU. . jHe feels it beating at his heart, rising to his throat, and demaadthg disclosure. He thinks the world sees it in hia !acB, reads it in his eyes, and almost hears its workings in the. very jifence“of his~ thought?. haa be come his master.’ It betrays his discretion, it breaks down hlacouM^e,, it confers his - prudence. When suspicions from,yrithout - - begin to embarrass him, and the net .Circuin him; the fatal secret strug gles with still greater violence to buret forth:; __ it .must be confessed, • it trill & confessed, there is no refuge from confession;'but sui cide, and -suicide is confession—- Danie .Webstsr. ~ DRY GOODS, &c; PiyKTTE PaßiaUß BL ABKBTB, tVHITE Alfl) BROWN* DOMESTIC FLiNNELS WE ‘Are now receiving from- ihe'factoiy a Urge supply of these toed*. wMch wo art selling tow er than su'ea good* cun bo bad elsewhere In toil city. YVe mo no acids in bleaching, that Injures the goods; our objecr bring to produce good* not for sbqw only, but for comfort and durability, .end** sueh they .re ceived the, first premium over ell other good* exhibit ed *t the late Allegheny-AgriculturalFur. i For sale at the Blanket Depot, No. 60 Market ft, and at the ware rooms of the Fayette Manufacturing Co., No. lIS Second st. - . ■ „ . •• Blankeu of oar Manufacture are sold in Allegheny City, by Mr. John Dean, and also at the “If o B*ff Windows, 11 Federal st. • . ti". ,-octlS Amsrlesn Woolen fiwodff/ . . THE subscriber has on hand, {received the present .. season,) consigned from the manufacturers, which he is authorised to close otprices i 30 pieces yard wide Barred Flannel. . SSOoaira White Bed Blankets, ribbon bound, aix * pounds to the pair. ... \ . 1 ease 60 pairs Steamboat Blankets, ribbon bound, a very superior article. . 4 cases (200 pairs) Grey Mixed Blankets. ' 60 pairs Dark Gcatjaaeila Blue Blankets,' a very an periorenicle. . v {['•- , 8 case* Grey and Blue Blanket Coating., 'v 40 pieces Tweed, Steubenville make: f. case assort- - ed plain and barred Jeans, 'Steubenville manulseiory.. The above goods are all consigned .direct from the - maker, and will be sold very low for cub or approved notes. oetSO 11. LEE. Liberty it, opposite6th. G-AILBUTUISOT has commences io reecive a • . large assortment of--Woolen Comfijrts and - Hoods; Hsskin, Berlin, buckskin: and woolen Glove*; Thibet, eloth, moua de lain and blanket tjhawjsj-cash. . mere, worsted and woolen Hose; Pongee, and linen silk and «»»*" Crevatsand Benrfs;,G lTn P*’ and - Fringes: -Irish Linen, Table Coven, Crepes, Ribbons, Laces, bleached hnd colored Masons, Tabby: Velvets, Patent Threads, Sewing Silk, Battens,-Dum Suspen ders, Pins, Pereussien Caps, Almanacs, common and gold Jewelry, gold and sliver Watches, Combs, pock et and table Cutlery, and many ether goods which country and eity- Merchants are respecuailp invited o examine. . . ~ ' - • ■ *. -xptlD "FAVICT’TK JHABUF&OTCBIKG CO., MANUFACTURE and win keep on and Steam Boat Blankets, Domestic Flannels, blue, brown and drab Blanket Coating, Satinets and Woolen Yarn; whieh they .will sell at Eastern prices. Warehouse No 112 Second st, Pittsburgh, Fa: Factory, New Far^te^ 0 - Pa. •- ~ «ptl3 YITE have just received,a large nod qempieio stock wy of CLOCKS, Variety and Fancy Goodd, suita ble for the (hi! trade, to which, with every description of Looking Glosses 'manufactured at our own steam power shop in this city, we aik the aUeiUion-Cf West ern Merchants and other-dealert. - • - KENNEDY A SAWYER, sptSO corner Wood and Fourth sts DRY GOODS. • KDSPBTi WILSOS A OO.) No. 48 Wood St., Ptraresas, A' RE now receiving their usual supplies nf Goods (or the Fall season, whieh they .will be happy to p.rhihit to their old customers, and as many new ones as may feel indued to present themselves. - Always taking great pains to lay insochfoodsea are adapted to the wants of the Western trade, which long experience enables them to do, they can say with much confidence, aed without entering into.a detail of their stock, that tho Western retail merchant will Ehd with them ell that his customers require* Those who have formed the unprofitable habit of repairing to tho Eastern cities torthbir stocks of: Dry Goods, would dowel! local], as oeandid comparison of pri ces would in many eases resuit in the conviction that tho expense ofreing fdpher may bo ©byi*ted;by buy ingin Pittsburgh.- ! - - aBAOBIiBTT A WIUTX, DRY GOODS JOBBERS, .09 WOOD STREET, t r l ARE now receiving a very largo stock; of fresh Goods, of recent pnrehaseand importation, wmea they wiiltdl to: the trade at each pricer as cannot fail to Rive entire satisfaction. . . , - : . City and Chantry' Merchants are. Invited to call and • enr stock before narcharing Qlsewhyrc, ' “T 3 * [ ■_ 7 ' . i.. • tATE - have some P Jhlire, made on on improved VV plan, so as not to .Deere in the coldest weather. Persons wanting such anieleklaro invited to call and tedthem« ■ ’ ’ SCAIFB & ATKINSON’S, ' laytiS tat, between Wood. Market sts . VlswafPiuitbMgh, x. MY' VIEW