| BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPfi. 1 FOR THE" PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE VC&TBEfi PA&TIC CIABI BY THE ECBOPA. -'. \ N*w You, Feb. 11* TURKEY AND RUSSIA. The RnsKtc! have resumed diplomatic reli* lions with the Porte,.ind it i* expected that Iho Austria ns will net be alow to follow. AUSTRIA. . Austria is occupied with namberlesa constUua lions of her ptovtoeev, and Rarsis is thretiened with * dissolution ol her Cabinet, but affair* base been favored by some compromise. The King i* nflqr I* f fr« ihw oath of the constitution. The Erfurt Parliament Is declared to be an im perious political necessity. ! In Wirtemberg there seems to be a change of ’ opinion favorable to Russian icfiuenee. The Hanorerisn chamber refuses io Tecognix# the central commiulon of Austria and Prussia. A Constiictoo is recommded for Germany. : , ROME. R is said that the want of. money prerenta the Pape frem returning to bis Capital; and Franoc, it ' i, gtid, has offe red funds to his Holiness. SARDINIA. The Chamber "of Deputies has approved the treaty of peace concluded at Milan, between the Piedmontese and the Austrians. It is expected that the So nate will also approve it at Berlin. Negotiation* for the treaty of peace at Denmark have been renewed. RUSSIA AND TURKEY. A oompleto reconciliation is said to have taken plaoe between Russia and Turkey—the Utter hav- Ing consented that all thoae foolish subjects cf -Russia who were concerned in the Hungarian i movement, will be obliged to leave the Turkish dAtivn l / 1 "*- A similar arrangement is on the point of being catered into, between Austria and Tori key. [ The Russian list of persons proscribed, contains the name of Bern and twelve others. That cf Austria begiaa with Koesuih, and , contains thirty two names. It is announced (hat Madame Kossuth has joined her husband, she having escaped from Hun gary in the disguise of a mendicant.. The English Consul at Vienna has discovered a diabolical attempt, instigated by ihe'Aurtrian Gov* emmentjtb'murder Koasutb. ThoEaropa arrived at W o'clock, to day.. : Nothing of importance has been done in the market*. Dialers generally,are awaiting there* cdpt of their letters, which will cot be delivered - before two o’clock. Nxw You, Feb. 11. The steamer Ohio arrived from Chtgres, via New Orleans, on Saturday afternoon, bringing half a million of gold. 1 The Falcon, from Chsgrea, arrived at Havana na, on the ltl Inst., with one million in gold. Dr. Gwyuae, member cf Congress from Cali* fomia, was among the passengers in the Ohio. coseßssnosAh. Sxsais— -The Vice President stated that the first business in, order, was ibo petitions from Maryland and Delaware, asking for the peaceable dinolution cf the Union. Mr. Chase spoke in favor of the right of petaion, and believed the Senate bound to receive-every petition, no matter what its character. He said that Congress should express its disapprobation, by subsequent action; and he bad no objection to whatever action it took on this and similar pc* ll lions. , Mr. Dayton acknowledged the right of petition, but would voto against this, because it was dia respectful and treasonable in its character. After further discussion, in which Cass, Web* aler, and others,participated, the question was ta ken on receiving tho petition,—yeas 3, hays SH Halc, Chase, Seward, and others, voting in the affirmative. The Senate then considered the special order ofthe day. Mr. Berrien made a speech on the slavery qtte* tion—contended that the North was wrong, and the South right—that the crisis was at hand, which should be merln a spirit of coactnatioc. AT three o’clock Mr. Berrien gave way, and the firth* wr consideration of the subject was postponed till tomorrow. After a short time spent in executive session, the Senate adjourned. •. House—ln the House, Mr. Ho me’s motion made slew days ego, to lay on the table the peti tion from citizens of Ohxo,eakiog the establishment of a peace Congrees. was decided in'lhe negative, by a vote of C 3 to 100. Objection arising, the question was laid over. The House then went tnio committee of the whole, and resumed the consideration of tbs Bill tat the collection of cuammt. Various amendments wen offered, and discus* flam predicated thereon, and the House finally ad* journed, without comisg to any conclusion. CINCINNATI MARKET. Cnci9Qun,Fcb.ll. The river is Hting, and the weathtr is vejy cold. Flour—The market is without change. Whiskey.is less firm,with sales at 19(0200 per gallon. T Provisions—Lard is active, and transactions hcary at $f in barrels, and 6c in kegi. Bsbte* qnemly 000 brls. were sold at 6c per lb. Balk Meat—Shoulders, 3c; sides, do per lb. Sugar is firm, at 4101 to per lb. NEW YORK MARKET. Q o ti on ..Tlio EaropVs newa has given strength and tone to the inajltet, and holders an asking higher prices. Some boSdere withdrew thetr stocks Oom the market after the receipt of their letters by the steamer. Floor—There has been a fair Qemand for east* em ports, and prices are steady. Operations were light. 'Grain—A moderate basineu ii doing at previous prices. Provisions*—Li f d is in demand. Groeenere-Sogaris quiet, but steady at previous prices. The rainy weather has cheeked tran* actions. Other articles remain unchanged. l N*w Yo»i, Feb. 11. .*;•s - • • Raw—The market is dell, but-boldere are firm : af previous quotatioo*. . ’ I " Gram—White Corn is selling *i 62c per busb. vT:I Proviaoos—The steamer’s news has bad no ‘.‘ •’t . effect npoa the market. A fair buMoess iajSoiag • $ at former prices. Lard is io good request ei7le, io .'’id . : . Baltimore cattle market. Baltixou, Feb. 11. Beores—The offerings st - the scales to day reached 750 head, 420 of which were sold at 8225 02 75 on the hoof, equal to $5 5005 75 net Hdgs—A limned number were solid to day, at prieea ranging £rom 35 7506. The market closed firm. . ACJBCTJLAIt sent as by a triend, 'announcing the wnuutn of s new Transportation Company, by oar tale Agents at Baltiootasad Colombia, impels as -thus early to apprise our fnends end the pob.ie thsl each makes no alteration whatever la oar bnsincie, pare the chssge of our agent* and location of oar ,vrareboaseaaiu>o»«point*, bom of which we have effected advantageously for oaraelvesandoareastont* cxi- With the experience of fcftsea years io the Trans portation busiitssi, self respect, a* welt as aragaid for the Intelligence of oar patrons, forbid es to tax tbs credulity of the pablie, or cater form amusement by lengthened professions m print. We beg leave,there- Jbre, to uy, in general terms, that oar arrangements .on considerably extended} me convenience and ca pacity of oar warehouses, at Kttsbaigh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Colombia, nnsarpassed; oar facilities for regularity and oMpatehinereascdfmM oar terms as liberal as that of any other responsible Uiuq and that our freight, whether in depot or in transit, is alwaya Insured liea of expense to the owners. We appeal to oar post conduct as an earnest of oar /dure, and confidently took forward to « coatlnunea of that patronage which has ever been oar atady to deserve and oor pleasure to acknowledge. Under ■neb impressions, we shall be prepared st all to snert honorable competition; ihoie resorting to any TT {J. we shall neither envy nor imitate. *jflE PITTSBURGH PORTABLE BOAT LINE r* KSSSSSob. ofP; . jjsatra WIIEiU.WmCHT- Cincinnati [feb7 " AxTardeifCemmluioß Hsrehaatif iVT? 51 Old Levee st, N. ‘ »rtcan», keep constantly ca iM hand a large assortment of llrandieaof the follow* iZ.hMnd#. which they oflet far sale at agaM* for j.D*i Mrdkfth JDsrsad l- r( iiieile,J.J.Ba r aadOogßse,A.flaalrmtemn, *2 r’fUrvllle. Aide Mvaddre.-Jeea Louis,Ae;also, Art* Am GimlfordesttA Red and WpiM Winoain easks and f! If - 1! ■ls Mia ! COMMERCIAL RECORD. .nnunwH boabo or «adb kzkiut’i ncuist COMMITTEE FOR FEBRUARY. ». texxtz.*..—-mos. m. -wm. ssaaxa. owns PrrrDCionGi^rrT*,» Tuesday Morning, Feb. It, 1890. { The market yesterday wo* generally qumt, with no marked change in quotation*. The weaker was very cold, which had s tendency io mar that general actlTi fy which might otherwise have prevailed. FLOUR—In this leading article of the market, we notice nothing sew. Owing to tho bad state of the tosds,ivery UtOe b arriving by wages, and Uu recti pis by 'river continue very light The article from first h-nd. may be Airly qnoted at sad from store te regnlardrsy load lots, at MASffii,7A Entail or aisgls bbi sales at 85, rbbU Bn Fu>v»—Sapplie* eontinae very light, and safes timttod from cure, at p- bbl. Coffee is gtiil held qoits fins at 17e*fe. We may observe that the Europe's news hashed* dampening inflasnes upon the Coffee market at the East, without, however, any deaOne In price*.— NoB«gareoiuiiaet steady, with safes hi lot* ©rs t 0 10hhd»;ai qOsio r ft. Sales of N O Molasses to ■mall lota, to the regular, trad#, at 28028|027e, and of 8 H do, at 380 ? galL Other articles under this head are unchanged. BACON—Sale* 7000 6i ahoalders, at 4(e, Sides tire celling at S), and hams at 6«c *• ft.- Sugar eared eon. vtsted hams, are told by the tferee,it Oe * ft. ! BULK MEAT—The regular rates an 3|04el cash and time. MESS PORK—Stlca of 60'bbls, at 4 mot. LINSEED OlL—Stfet of 30 bbla, at 95c, 4 mos.— Soma hold era on gi tg pn MACKAREL—BaIe* of 100 bbls, at 87,29. TALLOW— Bale* of mown tallow at 6JO7c F ft. Beef tallow la telling at 7$ F ft. SOAP A CANDLES—SoIes of City and Qnrin«ri maaufeetured realn soap, ax 404fe per ft. City mas* ufaetared Star Candles are in fair request, at 21033:; of mould tallow at lOe, and of common dipped ai Pc F - Cotminn 810 bill*, on the Bank of Louisville, an being extensively einnleted in Qnclnnsu. Persons cannot be too cautious, u they are well exeeated, and ealeufeted to deceive. Lcinifc—Formerly the sorplns lumber wbieh eomo to this city from the npper braneh of the Ohio, was sent to St Louis for a market; bat the rapid increase la the number of Sew Mills la lowa and Wueonria, has famished thatmarket sufficiently, with oat seeking a sapply from Western New York. None now, bat the finer qualities of Pine from that region, ere -tent north of the month of the Ohio river.—Cin Gax, Bsiracoiz, Feb. 0. The taction sale of 4,838 bgs Rio Coffee, announced for Wednesday, is the prominent feature in the week’s transactions. Various lots of ordinary to fair qeolity, comprising about 1000 bgs, were sold at 14 to Mge.— Whoa the parcel* of prime quality were pat cp, it eras foand that the hid* did not come up to the views of owners, end the sole wo* stopped. Offer* were Mb* •eqneatly mode At private sole, et U*e,bot holders re* rated u> sell at lets than Is(c. Since then, there has been nothing dotng In Rio; the market ts doll, and of fers to bay are et lets than holders priees. which let. ter ere firmly held. Small sale* of Jsva and Lakosyra atlSe. The only import of Coffee this week 1*778 bgs from eoasrwi» ports.—Amer. NxwYdix, Feb. 11. Pkloszixbls, Feb. 7. ‘ The offerings at the yard this week, comprised' 1300 Beeves, 300 Cows atm Calves, 400 Striae, end t£oo Sheep and Lambs. t Beef Csale—Priees ranged from *530 to 37'F 100 ft*, es In quality. 800 head were-driven to New York. Milch Cowi sell et 830 to 823; Springers, 813 to Bf 3, and Dry Cows at 68 to 813. Swine—Sell at 83£7 to 88,75 FlOO fti. ■ Bheep—Sales range from 81,50 io St, and Lambs et 81,25 to 83,75 each, according to quality: Wsshoiotcv, Feb. 11. Baixacoax, Feb 9. Cattle—The supply of Beeves at the seales on Mon day was small, m consequence of which, and the stock being better than usual, priees advanced. The offerings reached 800 head all of which were sold to city botchers et prices ranging from Si£s io 83,78 on the boot, equal to 84A0lo 87,83 net, end averaging 87R7| gross. Hogs—The market was brisk—we quote from 85£0 to VAUiUTBR'I OIMTKKHT, Contriving no, ilferosry, sur odur Mineral. THE following testimonial was given by the cele brated Dr. WoosteT Beach, tho anthorof the great medieal work endlled “The American Practice of Mediefee and Family Physician.'’ ‘•Hiving been mode acquainted with the ingredients which compose MeAliister’t AU-Healing Omtacnt, and having prescribed and tested It in several cases in my private practise, 1 have no heriutioa in saying or eerttfyingtattilis a Vegetable Remedy, containing no mineral substance whatever; that its Ingredients, combined-es they ere, and need as dueeted by the Proprietor, are not only harmless, bat of great vafee, -being a truly scientific Remedy of greet powrn and I cheerfully recommend It as a eomposnd which,has done machgoed, and which is adapted to the euro of a great variety of eases. Thought havenevereither recommended or engaged in the sole ofseeret medi cines, regard forthe trulv honenn£Cted with the Fat naee and Grist Mill. This property la located Imkedit leading from Unlontown, Pa., so t about midway, and about three mile or. Wood for making Chare isl abundant The Furaaao la not rln ting snecessfolly. Ibir propert:' w. : er, or in parcel* of from fifty to tw Mon ox capital and enterprise pi are invited to examine the pro; «t Mr. Eobinson and Mr. Dooci n' both of them) be (band on the] re. pleasare in giving information n to parehaee, who may call at tl e j examinations. ' Also—Attbe ease lime and ila to sale a large amount of Per* ni inf of 800 tons Pif Metal, son >; ises,Pioorfat. lloraee. Wagom .( mSi Hoaseaold ■ Kitchen Ft rr Bale to commence at 10 o'< :b time the terms and coiditloo i known. - J Awiir '< ik, A. at which it (tie will be made PATTERSON. J?. ROBISON. fcWMJt of J. K. Cancan. HK^K IWK °— A newl wen 00 MecCaiiies, , ftfM Work, and Engineerings Dictionary of Machine*, Mechanic*, Eorine Wotk, and Engineer liilLnf in <0 nnalen, nl 25 emu per No, m 1. aeaplmed thi* year. . . . No*-fbr*ale by f«LB- g. HOPKINS, Fourth it A FRIEND, whose word Is nut re little, to 1 ) who fcuMpMsiblfilauresiiatbe Better, bat one of gmhodt, deelrtt u to wy, hit been cored of inveterate deadliest, by the an of “Setrpt’i Compoand Aeoattie OiL” a Philadelphia medicine, which it not for sale la this city, bet whieh he thinks oaiht to be, for the food of the afflicted.- He bte e rater who hot ■ito beea eajrd by to. He mjeotly advisee all who axofoieru:* frost detfren,u> try thisremedy,within assurance ustoaoleae the cnee be extraordinary, the expetiswss wiU prove abaadantiy aaecesttaL FOveeleei THSPHON TEA STORE,; -u nFoanh at,pui&arjh Rnxm-yifcere were 15. reel 8 inches in the channel last evening, and falling. < The river opposite this city, was falling slowly dar ing yesterday, with 15*w 18 feet In channel. The weather is eold, but the river Is free of running ice. At Cincinnati, on the 9th Inst, ths river had risen 15 Inc he* in the preceding 24 henra. > Tho Louisville Journal, of the Oth, says that “the weather ha* moderated a Utile. The river is yet fall lag qqlte rapidly, and In a day er two the faUs wUI be no longerp’uaabfe for boots. There were a little over *li ln tho middle chute, and 6 feel 9 indies In the Indiu chute last evening. The Bell Key eurae over without the aid of a falls pilot, drawing six fee t one Inch forward." The Louisville Courier, of the 6ih, ray*:—“We learn by the officers of the Belie Key, that the Mlssltiippi is very high lon the coast, and rising as far up ns the mouth of the Ohio. The erevasse at'Boanet Carre was increasing, and several fiat boats and ran* have been corned through U. “An overflow was expeeted in Red river, and in many place* it was alretdy over the bonk. At Shreve port it was rising at the rule of afoot In every 21 hours. The extraordinary rise li attributed in some measnre to the great quantity of rain that ha* fallen in thst sec lion of country during the lust month. “Tho Ouchlua river was almoit out of Us bank* on the 19th nit, and Pearl river, Sunday week, hail nten about 8 feet, and was then rising with extraordinary rapidity. All the bottom lands were overflowed, and the water was nearly deep enough for the cattle tn swim. The saw mills at Gainesville, at Napoleon, oml all along the river stopped. The water higher than tbe oldest rctalent in the country recollects it to have been ever before.” Coffee Uukeb Cattle Blankets. lately on the road Morgantown, Va., lesirom Cheat Riv it convenient and . bloat, and opera* ill bo told allogeth o hondred acre*. tiaularly creditor*, ill always (one or isea, end will take ny person wishing umlses for miking Cl,-will bo exposed 1 Property, conslst lollow Wire, Cast ears, Firming Uten- * PttfllHl OttWd- From the New YcrfcTrtbane. PORT OF PITTSBURGH. ARRIVED. Caleb Cope, Murdock, Beaver. Michigan, Bries, Beaver. Beaver, Cordon, Wellsvtlle. . Vtroqaa, Galloway, Moanngtbela Cuy. Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth. Atlantic, Ptribson, Brownsville.. Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville. Camden. Henqriekaon, McKeesport NewfcngiondNo.3,De*n. Ctaetnnau. James Nelson, Moore, tV*heeUng. / DEPARTED. Caleb Cope, Murdoch, Besver. Beaver, Gordon, Wellsville. Michigan, Bries, Beaver. Virootto, Galloway, Mononaahela Cttv. p»njHendrickson, McKeesport Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth. Balde,7acob«, Brownsville. .Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville. ‘Loois JdeLase,Connel. Wheeling. Monongahela, Stone. Cincinnati. _ Hate Nesrton, Halehisoo, 81 Loot*- BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY. BROWNSVILLE PACKETS, at 8 a. ft. and 8 r'u BEAVER PACKETS, 9 a. *. and 4. r. V WELLSVILLE PACKETS, 6 a. «. WHEELING—Jas Nelson, oa. h. LOUISVILLE— Hamburg, tf.a NEW ORLEAN&**Diadeo, 4 r, u. Western Wnter*. The St Republican, of the Sad instant, says “Then are several boats In the Upper Mississippi, and ono or more may be expected down to day. The river la doubtless open to Quincy, if not to KeOknk. Tbe weather has been clear, bnt colder for the past few days, and opposite this city the water is declining slow, ly, with nine to ten feet iu the channel to Cairo. Boats of the largest class go out fall of freight. The streets are frozen hard, but there are no signs of ice In the river opposite.” Foi Nsw Oauxjrs.—The splendid sunr Paris, bar. lag'been unavoidably detained, wilt positively leave, this day for New Orleans. Fo* Loravitts^—lrwill be seen bj advertisement, that the fine steamer Hamburg, will leave us above this afUnton, at 4 o’clock. IMPORTS BY RIVER. Loalavlllo—Pxn G Lavers—4o ck» shoulders, 15W) piece* salt meat, J Grier; 13 bbl* setap iron, GkJ II rihoenbelger, 8 bhds, I box toh, J McDonald; 33 sacks feathers, Leech A eo; 28 do, Von Bonnhorst; 2 bx* sar saparilla, Keyser A McDonald; 3 refrigerators, Holt A Moltby, 8 htas shoulders; 8S tes hums,2o hhds do. Sel lers A Nicola; 32 tres hems, Htrbsugb; 37t pes meat. Canon A MeKnUbt;3d bbla whiskey, R Moore; It) do, W Freedman; SCO bble'baceo, 40 b>>ii Jerd. Hl bx* ba con, 31 bbls lord, Clark A Thaw, 720 ftr bides, C Boll mis; S bbls sersp Iron, 110 ft* do, Mr Curry; lot sun dries, owner. Isw Orleaaa—Pn- Coxsxcncrt—22s bhds so gut, Holmes A co; 80 bbls molasses, Lambert A Ship too; 33 hhds sugar. Brown A'Ktrkpatnek; 1 box tndse, 16 ski feathets, D Leech A co. Whecllng-Pn Loris MrLoaa—l2 krv larJ, J MeCellyi 3U2»«s corn, Noble A Kyle; 7 kg ‘ > :>>l.:t hbl* do, Dilwnrth Aco; 0 bbls seed. 2 »k» pvicuo. Water man; 80 bbls mess pork, Uarbaugh; 3 bbi» oil. 4 boxe* poultry, J C Bidwelt. Dekvtr A Wellsvrllle—Pn Burn-'A bbl* e seed, 2 >lOl seed, 14 hbis,4 See, 2 erk* butter, t bag peaebas. 2 springs, 2 ecg wheels, 714 pc* tarsi, 3 l>xt do, J SilL; 403 pes pork. J Watt A eo; 2 bbls bean., 2 do butter, 4 b«s poaches. 91 pcs bseon. 2 hbis c wrU. J Black A eo; 8 sks wool, H Lee, 3 bxs ebrese, Church A Cumbers; 18 bxs batter, 3 kegs do, J A R F.oyd; 4 bbls batter, Armstroeg A Crozer; H bb’s, 12 kgs lard. S A W Harhaugb; 11 csxs pearl ash, J Kiusman; 3 do do, owner*. ClDclnnatl—Pcs Hraxxxu No. 3-2 cks prl ash, 84 bxs 4 l>eef, 28 tree baas, Ilarbst>*h;j6 hhds should ers, 8 tierces bams. 17 hhds sides, 8 do shoulder?, 9 da hams, Seilers A Nicole; 32 te* hams, W Binghsm; 30 - bbls vinegar, King A Moorhen!, 1 bx book*, if Miner; 78 pes steel, 1 axle, 3 springs. Coleman, llailman A ers 1 piano, A 6 MeGrew; 1 trunk. 1 bx, Baker A Forsyth; 20 bbls lime, Crumpton A eo; 3 pcs bagging, 3 hf do, J Kerr A eo; 92 bits whiskey, J Parker, 80 do do, 12 do liquor, J Patton jn 17 hhdkhugar, Smith A Sinclair; I bbi idhlimm, 1 bnj sugar. 1 box tea, M Mason; 6 tacks feathers, H Graff A eo; 36 do do, D Leech A co. Pn MososcoaUA—7-pkga mdse. Baker A Forsyth; 61 bhds bacon, 100 bbls molasses, Belters A N‘>col«; 2 bxs mdse. Wm Binsham; e do. Holt A Maltbjr; 16 bhs« lugar, J Grier; 62 ires hares, Uarbaugb, Co bbls whis key, j Parker; 1 pkg, Miner. Pxm Lvota Collub—24 casks soda ash, Rbey. Mat thews A co: 30 hhds'meat, 100 bbls, Vl9 kegs lard, Wm Bingham, 20 bbls whiskey, S MeClurkan A eo. ISFJ.AniIATORT BHICUaATIBII. THE AMERICAN RHEUMATIC UALS.AM!! ANEW remedy lilely discovered in the Vegetable Kingdom—i sire and permanent core for ill Rheumatic Compliisu, tacit is IxtAunmntory, Chronic, Acate and Mercurial Rheumatism; Coat, Lumbago, y Spinal Affection., Ae. This medicine has long been sought for. It has been said that Rhe amour in could not be cared; but there is a remedy designed by nature for the care o.' every dis ease that the baman system is subject to At last a re medy bis been found thateires Rheumatism of the worst form—one of the most ▼aiaable vegetable pro ductions of the eanb—the greatest and most important discovery of the age, and a wonderful blessing to the < human family. It cares without sickening or debi'ua img, and renews strength and vigor to the wholo sys iem. It baa cored, daring the put three months, over 600 eases that were considered incurable. (W» U 4». „v»v vv>—>w,v~ , Centfiftes of tho earaiivc properties of this medi cine can be teen by calling on the Agent*. None genuine nnless put up with an engraved label opoa the outside wrapper, signed by the proprietor, R. TURNER, Buffalo, N. Y. gold by II- BMY9ER, corner Third and Market it. Puts- urgh. gold also by U. F. THOMAS, No 109 Main at, Cincinnati, O. feb7-dAw«oB pluolntloa. DM LONG, liivii.g purchased the interest of a James Kerr, Jr., in the firm of James Kerr, Jr ACo~ the Ship Chandlery and Boat Store business will be earned on a* heretofore at the old stand, No 3d (Veter r.reet, between Wood and Market, under the style of febfr-la LONG, DUFF A CO. Oil Clotha. H t MeCLINTOCK u now receiving the newest If , style Tapestry Oil Cloths, which we will cot to fit any size n&m, ball, or vestibule. We respect folly invite en examination of oar assortment at oar Carpet Warehouse. 73 Foartb street. fe>»3. FLOUR— 40 bbls Family, in stole and for sale by ftbß 8 A WHARBAUOII S'HEEP~PEtTB— 200 Sheep pe!u. In *to"re and fb by_ febi 8A W lIABBAUGII TQLANTATION MOLASSES—OfI bbi* re’d per nr. X Diadem, lor sale by ’ JAMES DALZRM., SUGAR— SO hhda-N O, landing from «tr. liudeiu, lor sale by feb9 JAMES DAj.ZKLL_ C” OUNTRY SOCKS—SOdo'z, a superior article, juai ree’d and for tale low by C YEAGER, fcbB IPS Market *t SUSPENDERS— 130 cartoous French; 75 do American; fortale by febS CYEAGHB, If* Market at i/f OUbU CANULES—WJ bxs just ree’d on consigur (VI meat and for sale by feb7 HARDY. JONES A C<» Home Ltsgu* Cotton Goods. CHECKS A STRIPES—*O pieces, of various pal terns, for sale at the manufacturer's prices, l>y JIERSEY, FLEMING A CO, IV7 Wood nrert FLOUR— 260'VbTT'Exira 'Family, in store end for sale by fcb7 ARMSTRONG A CROZhK LARD-® bbls No I, prime; 23 kers do do; ree’d and for sale by feb7 ARMBTHONG ACROZKR street, near the comer of Grant. App'y to lebSAt J FINNEY, Jr, 19 water »t kubuoidSThi^s- ANOTHER Urge invoice of those desirable t ranch Wrought, Muslin-Application, and Lnec Cape* and Collar*, Just received at fobs A A MASON A CO, 60 Market LARGE lot of Choice Bonnet und Cep Ribbons; also, Jenny Lind and Velvet Dress Trimmings, doting out at greatly reduced price*, at febS A A MAHON A CO. CO M*ihet M ArrfASOSnrCO. have j'usi received Sestet % goad styles fast colored prints, at the low price •fo**_ . ' fehB A Dltiilng to tbs World. DRB. DRKSBACH, KUHN A PRYOR'S DYBPKP TIC CORDIAL, for tho cure ol Dyspepsia, Sick srNerront Headache, affection of the liver, bilious, eholic, cramp or spasms in tho stomach, chronic dye entary, female irregularities, rheumatism, Ac. Approved by the Medical Faculty. A great and good medicine. For sale only hy _ RE SELLERS, Druggist, fcl9 67 Wood st. Pittsburgh SUNDRIES— 760 gross Agate Shirt Rations; ; 350 do do Puspender Buttons; fiSO do assorted Pearl do ISO do Lasting Vest do SO do Satin do do 600 do asiorted (Jilt do 76 do do fine Coat do 20 do do Coat Bindings: On baud and for sale by C YEAGER, feba No 108 Market street THREADS— Pat. Thread; 1000 do* do deordSnoolsj 1000 doz Coates’ do do; 9000 doz asa’d: reo’d and for sale by febS ‘ C YEAGER, 103 Market at EOLL BUTTER—B bbl» prime freob, for *alo bf (eb» • WICK A McCANDkEB3_ DRY tack* far «a!c"oy fohfl WICK fc McCANPLEBS, FARED l'KAUlmMiii'lto for*i»leT>y febB WICK A McCaNDLEBS DRY aFpIKB— 3i iuki for sala by fabB , WICK A McCANPLESS _ «XTHITFi PPANS— and 13 sacks lor isie tiT VV foba WICK_A McCANDLSSS Juniata, In •toreand for •»!•’by frb4 grERA JONEW.Ouu) flulnL -- LOCAL MATTERS. | ftXFOKTKD lOS 'THB 2111RSUXQH OOH.T UAXCtn Owing io Ihd presa of other oiauer, lha lodii column i» eoQtiderably thortesed to day. AzxxQvm AcqoiDUCT.—Tho- Allegheny Sas« pension Acqoednctis undergoing a thorough and substantial repairing. Tho aheelisg vpoa the sides, where it has become roues, on account oi expo sure to the air, is being replaced, a new tow path baa been laid, and the caulking baa been renewed throughout In a few duya it will be in readinera fer the opening of navigation, in as oamplete order as when first erected. Five year* trial of Ibis fine structure has sufficiently proved the eupjeri* orily of the sospcniiott over all other plandj ibr bridges. I PcwmvAitia Avxrox.—The paving of this avenue appears to-have answered but little pnr*> pose. It is already rendered nearly Impassablo with mud, in soft weather, and between tagan and Price Streets, is ao badly cut into ruts, that it will bo entirely destroyed, if something iavnofc apeedily done to iL * . - . Drawer Conar.—The District Court met yes* terday, Hopewell Hepburn, Justice on the Bench. The Court was occupied during the entire day with two eases of ejectment, io b:th of which Alexander McKibben was plaintiff, and Wo. H. Chariton, and David Summers, defendants. . Both issues were tried by one jury, and verdict for do*, fondant in both. Fnut—The fonndry of Messrs. Kingsland do Scott; in Allegheny, near Federal street, caught fire between S and 9 o’clock on Sunday night, but was fortunately extinguished before any tsalerisl dtmlge was done. As there was no fire in the the building at the time, it is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. Dwciuioxd.— The boy named Fagan, arretted on Saturday, for the larceny of eighteen sovreigss from a baker on Webster street, was examined yesterday before tho Mayor and discharged, not the slightest evidence appearing ngainst him. Matos’s Orncx, Allegheny.—William White* field, keeper of the tippling house known as Eq« glish Mary’s, was fined $9 20ets. end costa, yes* terday morning for keeping open on Sanday, con* trary to the city ordinance. He was commitied In default of payment. MAYOR'S OFFIOSL Fiitiburgb, Monday, Feb. 11. The Msyoria levee, this morning,, was faliy ol> tended. Twelve esses from the tombs were dis posed of. Michael Lyons was committed tor twenty (our hours, for drunkenness and vagrancy. A respectable looking countryman, just returned from % journey in the stage lost night, between the effect* of cold and liquor had fallen into tbe bands of tbe watch. He paid his fine of 67 cents, and wos discharged. Wm. Williams was fined 67 cents, fd&diao/dcriy'' conduct, and discharged. !- | John Kelly, Catherine Kelly, Jas. Camble, Ann Camblr, Mary Hagan, Nancy Pierson, John Jones alias Cook, Hannah Cook, and MargaretßaUeese, a motley colfeclbn of white, yellow, and black ladies ‘and gentlemen, from Virgin Alley, were sent to the hill for periods of from five to ten days each, for disorderly condncL Ja*. Gamble, bow* ever, was afterward* discharged on payment of a fine of SI aod costs. Two tippling house keepers were fined during the day, for keeping open on Sanday, contrary to tho city ordinance. Feno Mutual Life Juoraoee Company. OFFICE-NO. 91 WALNUT BT., PHILADELPHIA. AT a meeting of tie Board of Trustees, l«M Tbi* Evening, DANIEL L. MILLEK, Esq, was unaoi mouily re elected President, and Wm. M. Clark, Esq, Vice President, for tbe ensuing year. Tbe Board of Trustees have Uusdaydecfergil a scrip dividend ol EIGHTY per cent, upon the enta premi um*, received in IM9. certificates of which will bs is* sued on and after the sth of Februanr next; they trove also declared a CASH DIVIDEND of rx per cent, upon the scrip dividend of last year, payable at iho olfice of the Company, after the Oth proximo. in coniorroiiy wi>h t'ic charter, the following state ment of ibe bttunei * of the Company, to January Ist, IsiO, is publiihed. j; Premiums received to Dec. 31, 1 6*0, 870,231 ft Interest, 4,108 C 9 - r- — 874,380 W Losses: Messrs. Thomas, Boyd, Osborne,.and Hinton. OO Expensci: Salaries, Advertising, Agency charges,Commissions, Ae, Ac, 11,37? 3| —. ■ 828,77? 34 847,982 M Investments—Bs,4oo 00, United Slates 8% loan. Cost, 84,720 0? 15.KJ7 43. Penn’s CV loan, 19,100 43 10.776 99, do S's. do t,939*3 u JCO CO. Che*, and Del. Ca nal, Cs, loan, 9.93183 6* sh* Commercial Bank, spoSft) )B tbs Girard Life 100. Co, 41612 Ussb on hand, I0,i«l til Loans on Mnrteeee Stocks uid Policies, 8,229 81 Due from Agents, MJtfc7 Interest on Loass due, but not collected. 1,14397 DJI i receivable, bearing ut tered, 18.716 Si Qaanerly payments,' 6,0 C 6 19 Guarantee Capital Notes, 60.0UU Vu DANIEL L. MILLER, President. IV* M. CL4UX, Vice President l Joint W. Houaa, Secretary. Philadelphia. Jan. IS, 1850. All LIFE Follcie* participate in Uo rnlu. The above is the Second Dividend ol EIGHTY per cent, declared by ihla Company. Rates ai low ai any responsible Company. Appli cations received by J. FINNEY, Jr, Agi, Ofiee Wealem Ineannee Co, febB-d3tAwlt3 -• No 39 Water at, Pittsburgh. VESTHER IRSUBARCfi COMPAUf OF, PITTSBURGH CAPITAL 1100,000. J.FntsxT, Jr, Sco’y. \ R- Mnxn, Jr, Prest. Will insure against all kinds of risks, FIRE AND MARINE. l. losses will be liberally adjusted and promptly A home Ini litutioa—managed 'by Director* who are woll known in the community, and who are determin ed by promptneaa and liberality to maintain the chnr acler which they have assumed?' *j offering the beat protection to these who desire to be Insured. Dtatrrou—R. Miller, Jr., Geo. Black, J. W. Duller, N. Holme*, Jr, Wm. if. Holmes, C. Ihrosen, Geo. W. Jackson, Wm. M. Lyon, Jas. Lipplneott, Tbo*. K. Litcb, James M’Auley, Alex. Nimick, Taos. Be oil. Oma, No. 33 Water street, (warehouse of Spang A Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. Ju4:dly UOCUD THE WU&LDI RUBSEL’B original Panorama of “A VOYAGF. BOUND THR WORLDS 1 will be open at Apollo Hall,this (Friday) evzsiro, February Ist, forashort time oaly. This unnvaJled Panorama, the joint pro duction of Barrington and Russel, after two years of audios* application, is one which has been exhibited to'many thousand* in our Eastern, and several of our Western Cities, and furnishes one of the most exeiutig Bn jl novel exhibitions ever.broughi before the ptblie. 39 cent*. Doors open alCi o’clock, curtain rises at ?| o’clock precisely. febl Benjamin Paiton William Bakewelh FATTOS * DAKEWELL, ATOtt.NF.YB AT LAW'—Offiee in Tilghman Halt, (irsnl street, near tho Court House. feb3 LAW ZfOTIOB* THE appointment of Mr. McCLURR, as Preiidenl Judge of the Fifth Judicial District of'Fennsylva mi, dissolve* the loog existing partnership of Me- Caiulless A McClure. Tbe unfinished busmen nil be attended lo by Mr. MrCandteu. WILSON MeCANDLESB, ; wm. b. McClure. WILSON McCANDLKSB, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office Fourth street. Put* burgh. janSMm OBBTABUIS/ AUCTIONEERS A COMMISSION MERCHANT.-*, No. 17 Ptrrn Bt., CmcujUTi, Onts. WOULD respectfully solicit Consignments from the Merchants and Manufacturers would refer lo : Messrs. W. A R. R. Phillips, Pltubargb. “ Brown. Phillips A Co., “ u Chambers, Agnew A Co., u John B.McFsdden A Co., " Juuics United, E»(J-, “ J«n33-lm IHSURAHCIC. The df.laware mutual safety insu rance COMPANY.—Office. North Room of toe Exchange, Third street, Philadelphia. Fus Iracaaact—Huildingi, Merchandise and other property in Town and coo.tTBV, insured against loss or damage by fire at the lowest rate of premium. MaltiXß InscfUAitea—They uiso insure Vessels, Car goes and Freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or special policies, us the assured may desire. f ii-i wti Tuaiaso BTATinw.—They siao insure merchan dise transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars, Canal Boats end Steam Boats, on rivers and lakes, ostho most liberal terns. DIRECTORS—Joseph 11. Beal, Edmund A. Bouder, John O Davis, Roldtßurton, John R Penrose, Kama el Edwards, ueo O Leiper, Edward Darlington. Isaac R Davis, William Folwell, John Nowlin, Dr R M Hus ton, James Cllatld, TheophUu* Paulding, II Jones Brooks, Henry tiioao, Hugh Craig, George Serrili, Spencer MnllvaJn, Charles KellyTj <1 Johnson, Wi| • liaa Hay, Dr 8 Thomas, John Sellers, Wm. Eyre, Jr. DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH—D. T. Morgan, Wffl‘. Bagaley, Jno. T. Logan, „ ~ WILLIAM MARTIN, President Riciuao B. Nxwaour, Becreiary. ID* Office of the Company, No. 43 W a ter street Pittsburgh. JanB9:dtf P. A. MADEIRA, Agent Thomas Parbinson, 3 JTACHINTBT AND MANUFACTURER—Lathes, ivl. Tobacee, Housin and large Screws of all kinds; Brass Castings and Brass Works generally. Ccmar of Ferry and First streets. THE subscriber, having purchased the Faetory of James Patterson, Jr, located at the above stand, would respectfully inform bis friends end the pullls that be Is prepared to fill any orders in hfs line, on the most reasonable terms and with dispatch, and will feel grateful for their patronage-' __ “ 1 THOMAS PARKINSON. Pi tuburgb, Jan. 1,1650. HAVING disposed of my establishment tu’ Mr. Thomas Parkinson, I take the liberty to; solicit for ’bin ms patronage of my friends and the public, feeling confident that any favors eonfened.vrtllbe 'TS&'i^SmLir ; Pioshwjt, Jaa. i, IB&rij*a7-t in each pack, ii warranted at the temple on the outaide: If not to, they can he retnrned, and the money will be refanded. To retail merchant*, theaa'comba art the most profit* hie made. Call and examine them. f«ba C YEAGER, 108 Ma'ktt it T~AIUP39 ken No 1 Lflflf.jait ree’i *ndfori*le by j fcbS JSDILWORTtffcCO '***'-■ Cloelut cioefc»j--'”' -• A GENERAL assortment always cd bud and Tor uk low, by the ease, by feM C YEAGER, 108 Market »t /ANIONS-t^ 3 bbls ree\J and Tor saleliy \J f f M ' WM H JOHNBTON. 118 Seeond *t SODa ASH—3O eaaks, of superior quality, jest rrc’d and for sals by leb3 HABDY, JONES ft CO WHITE BEANS—IO bbls ree'd and for saJTby feM WM II JOHNSTON POTATOIij— 40 bbls in store and for sale by fctrt WM U JOHNSTON COFFEE— 583 saeks Rio, cm band, for sale by feb4 A CULBERTSON, lid_Liberty^»t_ SAFETY FUSE—A fresh supply ol extra, jtmrrc'd, for sate by g febi A CULBERTSON BLOOM?— HO tom Kelly ft Co. . Ten. Blooms, just rrc'd and for sale by fab» JAMES DAL2ELL •niCR-5 lea ree’d per steamer Brilliant, for sale by J\ febi JAMES DALZELL SUNDRIES— 4 kegs Lard; S saeks Rags; ; 3 sks Flaxseed; 1 bbl Dried Apple*: Per saleyby febl C It GRANT OATS— liO bn for sale by febl C II GRANT LARD— 1)3 bbts to arrive per Fort Pin. for sale by fehjfc ISAIAH DICKEY A CO, Front si OACON—II hhdsassorted; fii 445 Him*, In bulk; to arrive per Fort Pitt, for tale by febl I DICKEY A CO, Front at SETT'S ifttFENTUJE—MliGin"good order, for tale J. SCROONMACKER A CO. ROLL BUTTER—In bbls, for sale by fab ROBERT DAJ.ZELL, Liberty .i Combat Combat jin GROSS super Polka; 10 do do very fine: £\J so u.; ut'd Redding; IS super English Horn Redding; 8 *t “ poeket Combs; 800 •' Weed •' 1000 dux atsM Fine Ivory; 30 “ Shell Side Combs: 10 “ super large Buffruo; - 000 groat ass'd Side Combs; recHl and for sale by febd C YEAGER, lOH Market m Orsat Arrtwml of Haw Goods. ItllE subscribers are now prepared to offer ttill greater inducements to purchaser* of Dry Goods. Their established low price* and immense receipt of Goods, (bavlfag received over _lOO packages of new and detirablrigooda) comprise in put: JQJ doz Frebeh Wrought Collars and Capes; 18 p« Rich Dress Silks; IJG pa Alpaceaa, from 30 to 60 eents per yard; i cases Monslin O’Lain*, from 10 to 23e per yard; S 3 u Merimae Prints, all styles; 6 “ Mourning “ from to to lS|e par yard; 10 u Ginghams, good stylet, l*|e per yard. Sheeiingt, Bhirangs, and Hoatekeeping Goods, in crest varieties, ail of which will be offered'at extreme ly low prices, at feb* A A MASON A CO’S, K) Market «t Vslvst PUa Carpst. WMeCLINTOCK is now opening the handsomest • and most superb Imported Velvet Pile Carpet ever before offered In this market, to which he Invites lha sliention of purchasers. IP*Carpet Ware Rooms, 7J Fourth st. JmnTi Dlsaolntlon of Co*PMrtaerablp. THE Co-Partnsrabip exisung between the urdrr signed, under the style of**P. 11. Eaton A *to was diMolved by mutual content, Jan. ttOlh. I*. 11. Eaton, having purchased the entire Interest of W P. Manhnll, who retires, wilt attend to the settlemei't of ihe business of the late firm, at the old stand, No Fourth street. F. 11. EATON, lebtl W. P. MARSHALL. F. B. ICATOH. DEALER in Gloves and Hosiery, Trimmings, Fnncy Goods, Ribbons, Laces and Embroideries, Zephyr Worsted, Patterns and Canvass. No 63 Fourth siren, Pituburrh. A full supply of Fine Shuts and Gntu‘ Unde r G orment *. fiM-’n* Dissolution. TUB Co-Partnersolp heretofore existing under tno stylo of U J. 11. Clouse A Co,” is this day diisoiv. il by mutual consent. The business of the firm wq„ Author of “The Woodman,” ’’Gowrle.” SIR EDWARD GRAHAM: or RaUway Speculators, by Catherine Sinclair. Author of u The Joamey of Life ” JOHNSTON A STOCKTON, ]sn3l Corner of Third and Market.- Haw Pianos, . |n- , Just received,one elegant Rosewood dk octave Plano Forte, from the eele ■T 4 rTI f * ctar y Of T. Gilbert A Co., II ■ I V " Boston. This Instrument is remarka ble for brilliancy and sweetness nf tone, and elasticity uf touch. The above firm is considered one of the very first In Dostnn, and their Pianos, for elegance of exterior, beauty of tone, and dotation, are act surpass ed by those of any other make. For tale on reasona ble terms by ||. KLKBER, .. l*n« , ■ alj. W. Woodweli’s. HEW TELEGRAPH OFFICE. THE citizen* and business men of Pittsburgh art respectfully informed that the Morse Tdesrsph Line* ire now la complete opcraiionbetween this eliy and Baltimore, and. other Eastern Cities, connecting at Waahlngtou City with the Atorsa' Line, the only one Booth to Richmond, Raleigh, Cbarleiion. Augusta, Savannah, Mobile and New Orleans—and vonaeeung in this chy with line* nutnlug Weil and North to the principal town* and eitlet intSe valley of the Mississippi, and oh the Lake*. These' Lines will re eel re and send manages as cheap as any.ether line, and the operator! and clerks wUI bo found gco tleoualy and accommodating. . flrpOmee in tho tower stonrof the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Wood street r JspB*3m Jbs Sides, dams, ana Htonld; tners. •moko house, for sale by' ' ‘ (H* BEE »JOHE3. OlMl B«lll> ( V MISCELLANEOUS. j Bttito|kaßUn«MVinil« puik •j . . ttwtCCwipuy. j TjyOTICE ii berebr prtn that,'in conformity with it V the provisions of aa Aet of Assembly. autteris ifaff the loecrpomioa of the above Company, passed the S2d day orJanusry, 1820, Books will be opened for the purpose of receiving subieriptlens to the etpitai stoek of tbe-hald Company, at the office of Messrs. Robb A MeCeaselLon. the north east eeltier of Foarth street and Cherry allay, in the City of Pittsburgh, on Wednesday, the STtb day of February instant, at the hoar of 10 o’clock, A. hL, to continue for the space of five days, er anti) the whole number of shares requir ed bylhe said act, shall hsve been subscribed. Thomas M Howe; James W Buchanan, James Ron, " Robert Robb, WmHehbasm,'' Thomas Williams, JesspCarothers,. Andrew Watson, Alexander Miller, ■ John Arthhrt, Robert Palmer. • - Henry Woods, Edward D Gazzam, John Adams, Wm M Lyon, ' Wm M Simpson, John LyttJe,’ David Beeler, Daniel Knots, George Irwin. fabd-ddiAwOT \ Klectlea. A N EU2CTION for Officers for the “Company for J\ erecting a Bridge over the Allegheny River, 08- poshe Pittsburgh, in the Comity of Allegheny,” will be holden la the Toll House of the Company, at the Pittsbergh end, on Monday. March 4th, at' 1 o’clock, P. M. JOHN HARPER, Treasurer.; JonCO-dAwtdT < ACAUTIOS— About the ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE* .WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, the great remedy for . CONSUMPTION! And the beet medicine known to man for Asthma of every stage, Liver ' Complaints, Bronchitis, Influenza, Courts, Colds,: Bleeding of tho Longs, Shortness of Breath, j Punsand|Weaknes«inthe Side, Breast, Ac., and all other diseases of the PULMONARY ORGANS. A very important disease over whieh ihrißsUam ex- erts a very powerful influence, is that of a 1 DISEASED LIVER. ; In this complaint It has undoubtedly proved more efficacious than any remedy hitherto employed, and in eumerous instances when patients had endured long and severe sufferingfrom the diseases, without receiv ing the least benefit from various remedies, and when Mercury has been resortedto in vain, the use of this Balsam has restored the liver to a healthy action, and in many instances effected permanent cares; oiler every well known remedy had failed to produce this desired effect. Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseaseabovfc mentioned, we also’final! a very effectual remedy in Asthma, a complaint in which it has been extensively used with decided success, even in cases of years’ standing. WlLh tho Increase of intelligence has grown up a knowledge of the elements of health, aid a jo gs td for them, andoommensurately with the strides of science have we acquired the means of arresting dis ease, and averting Us ravages. Notwithstanding the progress we have made, statistics show that eveh now, one sixth of the whole population die annuity of consumption. One of the most important discoveries of the age. in ameliorating tho eohoition of this large elaaa of suf fering humanity, is i • DR. WISTAR'fI BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. 1 Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.is a fine Herb j Medicine, composed chiefly of Wild Cherry Bark and the genuine Iceland Moss, (the latter imported express ly lor this purpose,) the rare medicinal virtues of whieh ere also combined by a new chemical process, with the extract of Tm. thus rendering the whole compound the most certain, and efficacious remedy ever discovered for.v '-"J- < CONSUMPTION uP THE LUNGS. Still further evidences of the remarkable curative properties of this inestimable preparation: RcsszLLnus. Brown eo., O-, Aug. 2L IMS j Messrs. Ssndford A Park: Gentlemen, About sit weeksago I received the agency of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, but with some relaetanee on my part, for the reason that; I had been the agent of so many pills and other nostrums, which were cracked up to be something wonderful, bat wbieh turned eat in tbs end to be of no account whatever, except to the man uacturer. But l candidly admit that this time 1 have been deceived, for tho extraordinary cores effected by Wistar’s gilsitn have eonvineed me that “good can coma out of Nazareth.” Your agent left me one doz en boolea, which are all gone—having been the means of curing several obstinate eases of and no mistake; tor what I see and know I am bound to believe. One ease In particular? A young gentle man in Winchester. Adams eounty, 0., 10 miles fro a this place t was eured of Consumption when the doc tors has riven him up, ox at least could do nothing for him, and it.was tho iwention of hit friends to convey him to your city, and plaee bun under the care of some eminent physician there. Bat a friend told him of Wicaris Balsam, and that he eoaid obtain It of me. He tent for it. and before the second bottle Wes gone he was sound and well, and standing to bis every day i business. As there are several inquiries for the medi cine, it would be well to forward an additional supply without delay. Very respectfully, yours,' LAMBERT NBWLAND. The above, I rota L- Newlaad, Esq., a highly respect able country merebant, eommsnds itself forcibly to the candid attention of all those who have doubted the great merit of Writer's Wild Cherry Balsam. Remember the original and .only genuine W 1 star's Balsam of Wild Cherry, was introduced in the year 1833. and has been well tested In all complaint* for whieh It is recommended. For 17 years it has proved more efficacious as a remedy for Coughs, Colds, Influ enza, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption In its in cipient stages, than any other medicine. LOST VOICE, A A, RESTORED! Nxw uznroas, Aug. 10,19(9. Mr. 8. W. Fowie: Having seen many certificates published in relation to Dr wit tar's Balaam of Wild Cberry, I take this opportunity of offering a word in its favor, whieh you are alio at liberty to publish. A few mon'hs since my wife's lungs became so much ef fected with a sudden cold, that she lost her voiceband suffered severely from pains in the breast Her sitna tio?jetssed her friend* mueh alarm. Having,beard your Balsam strongly recommended by those who used U, I purchased a bottle from yoar agent ‘nihil plaee. Bhe took It accenting to directions, and It pro duced a wonderful effect Before using one boule she bad completely recovered her voice, the pain* subsid ed, and her health was soon fully reestablished. Years, truly, HENRY O. BRIGHT.MAN. To DacMtsro axs Dzains ur Manias*—’Tbi- eel ebrated and infallible remgdy for the cure of Consttmp lion, Asthma and Liver Complaint, baa by Its own me rits, been rapidly, sure and safely working its way through the opposition of quack* and eoonwrfelisra, until, by its true value and intrinrie excellence, it has gained for itself a most enviable popularity, and estab lished itself in tho confidence of an intelligent and en lightened public, from one end of the continent to the other. The testimony of thousands who hare been re lieved and cared oy this valuable article, will show that it Hands unrivalled—at the bead of all other me dicine*. for the cure of diseases for whieh u is recant mended. The genuine Dr. Writai’s Balsam ofWi'd Cherry l* «®w to r sale by duly appointed Agents, and all respectable dealers la medieiaet, in ail large cities and ait important towna tbrooghout the United States. Futcx fit pertßortte | Bix Boulei for SS. Sold by J, D. PARK, (successor to Bendfc.nl ft Part J Fourth and Walnni streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agent for the Souih and Won to whom all ordexa must be addreised. L. Wilcox, Jr Jamas A. Jones; J. Kidd ft Co; B. A. Pahnestaek ft Co, Pittsburgh. L. T. Rsssell, Wash* ingtnn; W. 11. Lam be non, Franklin; L. B. Bowie, Vniontown; H. Welty.Greensburgh; a.KoantsAmer* set; Scott ft GUmom. Bedford; Reed ft Boa, Hunting don; Mr*. On, Holltaaysburg; HH debran 1 ft Co, I tut* ana; J. K. Wright, Kuianaing; Evans a. Co, Brook* villei A. Wilson ft Ron, Wayneeburgb; AT Fori and ft Co, N. Callender, Aleadville: Barton ft Co, Erie; X Magoffin, Mercer; James, Kelly ft Co, Dirtier; R. Smith, Beaver; J. D. Bammertoc, Wanea; F.L.ftC.B.Jones, Condersport; P. Crooker, Jr, Brownsville. fcb4-dftwly(is»T COUNTY LOAN, *75,000. THE Qpmmlssiotters': of the County' of Allegheny having been authorized, by ao Aft of Assembly, passed the t-ih day of January, 1650, J© borrow, oa temporary loan, a rum of money, not exceeding sty* jtart ttvb tuodisXs mllsxs, in be applied to the re demption of County Scrip, the certificates of loan to be exempt from all taxes, except for State pur* poses. PROPOSALS will be reedved-at the Office 'of said Commissioners, in the City of Pittsburgh, within three weeks from the date hereof, from *ach persons or cor* pomions as may be desirous ol taking the whole or am part of said loan. 35 thousand ol which to be redeemed on tho tst day of April, 1651. 35 thousand on the first of April, Ira, and is thousand on the Ist-of April, 1855—interest to be paid semi-anniially at the Office of the County Treasurer or otiewkare, as may be agreed open. * ? THOMASPERKINS, ; WILLIAM BENSON, JAMES MITCHELL, County Commissioners. Commissioner’s Office, Pittsburgh, January 22,1650. janX'J-tf COAI, WORKS FOB*BALE. THIS property Ucs tithe upper end of UmesWwn— a abort distance below the moath of Mlogo Creek. The rail road and, the necessary buildings are new, and the mine has been worked just enough to put it ia good order. The Pit opens within 25 yards of the riv er. and the inclination from itia just sufficient to carry the ears to the boats. The water at the landing u good—permitting boats to be loaded at all seasons; and. the month of Mtago a short distance above, affords an ample harbor to protect them from the floods and ice of winter. The Tract connected with these works consist* of 300 Acres Cosl, lying tn the peek of land between Mingo Creek and the Monongaheto. All things considered, this property combines, perhaps, as many advantages, and holds out as fine inducements to the capitalist, as any on the river. Tho entire tract is offered for sale; but, to suit purchasers, a portion may be reserved. Price reasonable and terms very easy. For farther information enquire of JOSEPH S. MORRISON, Fourth street, pear Wood. DISSOLUTION. THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing under the style nf 4, 00p0.ft Breyfogle," is this day dissolved by mutual eonsent The business will be settled by J. C. Breyfogle, at their old stand. No. 109 Second street L. 8. COPE. joafl J. ft BREYFOGLE. CO-PARTNERSHIP. JC. BREYFOGLE, having associated with him » A. 11. CLARKE, for the purpose of transacting the Forwarding and Commission business, will con tinue that business at the old stand of'Cope ft Rrty* fogle,” and respecifutiy asks a continuance of the former oalrontgo of his friends and the pubiie gener» ally. The business will be conducted under tho name and style of Bixwootu ft Clsbvi. ' J. C. BREYFOGLE, A. H. CLARKE Phtshargh, Jan, 7, 183(X^)an3 HUAOULHTT A WUIfB, NO. 89 WOOD STREET, HAVE now in Bicre olurge *adgenerali**ortt*ent of DRV GOODS, which they offer to City «nd Coonty Merehmtitt at reduced price*; end which they will Mil ugr %t lnda«mea!» u> euh buyer*, or tor ■ppraved ere reey, *uem»n* r. uo.» U&VS Pilß UUi FROM VAYETTEMANUPAOTCIUNO COMPANY, SO cue* superior Family Ulankets, 10 by 13 qr*, 200 pur Steamboat °{;T SOO do do 5® 4by 7 ft; ISO do red and white Ilona do 10# do colored do I - SO pieces 04 white Raonelj warranted all wool; - ICO do 4-4 do do do do ICO do 3-4 do do do do ISO do 34 .red do do do 75 do 34 yellow do do Satinetta, Tweed*, Jean* and Woolen Yarn, at east ■“JgSSKSSTiffSTW— ft door rromPinb. Jan® • . ; rVEKcSUFLAIN» •—AMouiercaiapcrtofioea by ulng ibe original, only trse and geoune Unr ! P ‘"‘ asxotw, Brown eo., 0., March 20;1547. : • Mr; R. B. Beliere—ln April lastnywifewas attack* ed with Lleer Complaint*, and had the adrice'of.two I physician*, who tried rations remedies without pro* I Sacing any good effeet.- Haring heard of yaarcelh brated Uver Pills, l .eoncladed to-rfire tbeaafalr trial. Lparehahedoae.boxof 4ar.Scott,of Aberdeeiy acd faro them according to thodlreetlona, by nhieb showasgttatlyreliered. I croeared a setondbox, wbWentltely oared her, and she now• tnioya. excel lent health*.J have need them myself, and pronounce them the best family medicine lever tried.- ’. ’.Years, **, .iMasita BxAsir.r ftßarwtai sold by R.R BEU»EB9bd7 Wrrpd r W° <&p be oo»d ifl Lou fronting on, Lacoek ttreel and BjOcamjt c .’. lier . for T'boo. Glass Store. Enquire of ' fcb» JOHNSTON * STOCKTON For Hast* . •> .' ML THE old Scotch Hill DRY GOODS STORE, IH| on the comer of Second and Grad it*, with . JBi the Dwelling attached, if desired. Also—A fine Brick COTTAGE, conveniently situa ted in Allegheny City. Enquire cf ROBT. ARTHURS, Attorney at Law, fobd-dt Grant st. below Fourth. , A Farm for Bali, CONTAINING 100 ACRES, ibonthalf of which i» cleared, situated in Washington ccanty, Ohio, about fire mue* from the Ohio River. Possession even imihedinielr. Erquire of k. ROBERT DALZELL A CO, ?|i'leb7 liberty meet • For Ra»t«• JM.TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HORSE jHLicn Hay street. Enquire of JAMES DALZELL, St Water it. 5 ' For Rant or Solo* *■£ THE subscriber will sell or rent his very desi gn. nble Country Residence; in Allegheny c«y, sit* JSB> anted on: Ohio Lane and Allegheny Avenue, wen of the Common. The htmisii a 1 large double brick building, In complete order. There ii a Car* riago UoaaeTstable, ana good water on the ground*, winch eomprito two aeres, well improved, containing every description of FrniL Alio—a spring house and ■moke house. Possession given daring the month of Mareh. .febt-tf JOHN GEBHART. OFFICE TO BENT—On second story, No 66 Water st. Possession given Ist ApnL )an*9 ISAIAH DICKEY 4 CO, Front »t • STORE TO RENT—SO feet front by 40 deep— No 107 Front »t Peraessitmaive* Ist April. • JanSfl ISAIAH DICKEY fc CO, Front st To Lat* MA desirable Residence, situated on the River Bank, First Ward, Allegheny City. Enquire at this Office, or ef Mrs. McAlwayn, on the premises. janSfitf For Bale. THE VACANT LOT, in Allegheny, corner of Mid dle alley and South Common; 30 feet front by 110 feet deep. Alio—The J ot on Bonlh Common, 76} feet front by 110. feet deep, with three.story Brick Home, occupied by Dr. Dale. Also—The Lot on South Common, 27 feet front by 110 feerdeep, with two story Brick House, occupied by Mr. Arnold. . Alio—Five Building Lots on Bank Lane, each 90 feci ei inches front by M feet 8 inches deep to towp aih of eanal. Also—The Let on north side of Liberty street, Pitts burgh, (part of lot No 134 InWoods’plan.) 60 feet front by 110 (eet deep to Brewery alley. Apply to Jan3o-dgoi GKO.BREED,O4 Wood st YalaabU Lots for salt. SIX BUILDING LOTS, bn Second street, between Ferry and Redoubt alley, each 20 feet by 75 baek toateafeetalley. They are desirable Cox private dwell ings, and will ba sold oa time. Apply to JOHN CALDWELL A 80N, janZt-la * eor.'Secood st. and Redoubt alley. BaDdlagliOth ’ FOR SALE, on very liberal terms—Fifty Nina Lop of Ground, citnatcdonPenn, Woyne-and Pike sti, and the Ihtqnesne Way, according to a plan to be seett at this office, where taros and conditions will be made known. janS3 For JUat. A ROOM on Uarkci meet, near Water, juitabla for an office. Enqnirecf GEOrk. MASSEY. Water il For Heat* mite large three story B RICK WAREHOUSE, No. X ISdLiberty street, opposite the head of Wood. oc« copied by F. W.'Haywnrd, (laic Poll&nsbee A Hay* ward,) a; a whole tala Slice Store. -Possession givea immediately, if repaired; or cl anytime before the fim of April, said boose is in excellent repair. For pare tiealan enquire on Ute premises of jams la P.W. HAYWARD. For B«at» FROM the first day of April next—one large two storied BRIGS DWELLING HOUSE, handsome ly sitaaied on the Ohio River, adjoining the boroagb of Manchester, with abocii four acres of land; a number of Fruit Trees: one large brick Barn and' Stable, and other out boUdings. Apply la JaaSS JAMES A. HUTCHISON A CO. A SMALL COTTAGE' HOUSE, in Allegheny city, on Ecplanado street. . Root low. Inquire of Jan IP . TASSKtf ,v BIST, 33 Wood at. For Rent. A ROOM at the corner of Penn and Hand streets, ri. now ooeopied by Mr. Jone., as a Drag Store. Pottestion given on the Snt of April next JanlP-tf A- W. LOOMIB Drlek Yard foi Eamti A LOT-OP GROUND, snUablo for a Brick- Yard, and sitnated near the eity lino, in the vicinity of Soho Bridge, will bo rented tor a term of years- Ap* ply to E.D.GAZZ'iM, Third alreet, JaalS Office ovet the Post Office. : For Renu A ROOM oa the second st.try of the Warehouse No. 9d Wood street. Jtnlfl PeTEsait A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING ROUSE, on Liberty street, between O’Hara and Walnut streets, Fifth Ware, at present ojcapied by the subscriber Possession given on the 1 u April. Enquire of jantC-tf WM. VOPNQ. IVI Liberty sl For tteat, THE BASEMENT corner of tbf Diamond and Union streets, well adapted to aaypublic hnsmesa. it has bean occupied as a Coffee,'or Eating Establish* meat, far a number of years. ALSO—Several Offices and Artiil’s Roosts, well lighted, with entrance from the Diamond, ever the store of the nbttribers north west corner of the Dis* mend and Market street Applv to JanlB_ ALEXANDER A DAY. FOR RffihT# two pleasantly 'sitnated~BrielE Dwelling Houses, with the grounds adjoining, at Oakland. Possession ean bo alverr on the first of April next janS HARPY, JONES A CO. Tor Riot, THE Back rart of the Wareboua sow oeeupied by myself, and (rooting on Front street. ' janS Cll GRANT, 41 Water st A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, on Smitbbeld street, four doers from Seventh, west side. Inquire of 8. SCUoYER, Jan 7 110 Second it, FOB, RESV-A STORE, weU fitted up for Dry Goods, on Market between Third ana Fourth. Possession given on the Ist of April next. Also—Several ROOMS and OFFICES. Possession given immediately. E. D. GA ZZ AM, do 18 Office over the Post Office, Third it. M FOK REST.—The WAREHOUSE at pre- EB sent oeennlcd by Messrs. Bailey, Brown A Co., “"•on Water street, from first of April next. novgd JAMES A HUTCHISON A CO jab FOR SALEWA Brick House, (hat one yeas Ka built,! and Lot, on Robinson street, Allagheny, ■““near old Bridge. Prico low and terms easy.— Inqnlroof jyS4 8 SCUOYER, lIP Second st FOR SALE—Fivelols eligibly situated in too u**,. iahing town of Birmingham. Tho lou are situu ted on Denman street, numbered is F Bailsman’s plan 75,75, 80.81 and fcl—Lot No 75 fronting 'JO feet era ala tj Aon street, 70 feet deep; the other (our SO feet front each, by 80 feet deep. Terms—Greater part of purchase money may re) main (or six years, secured by mortgage. For particl Blare,lnquire of * SBCHOYTaL 1 mylo • ; llOaoeoaast VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON PENN STREET FOB SALE—A Lot of Ground situate on Pens street, between Hay and M&rbury streets, adjoining thehousoandlotnowoceupiedby Richard Edwards, having & front of 25 feet, and In depth ISO feet, will be told on favorable terms. Title unexceptionable. Ea* quire of C. O. LOOMIS, 4ih st, near Wood. octa«dtf TJtVENINO DRESSES—A. A. Maso* A Co., AO Mar Tj ket street. will this day open another large in voice of those French Embroidered Evening Dresser a very desirable article for Parties. Soirees, As. __ JeaH xKORWAY PLAINS” BLANKETS. rpHESE superior Blankets, made of the so (lest and X finest Wool, can always be found at Dry Goods Homo of W R MURPHY, Jan 12 N E corner Fourth and Market sis . BELLING OFF AT KSDUCKD PJUOKSI ALEXANDER A DAY’, corner of ihe'Dismood and Market street, are now selling osf, at reduced prices, their stock of Winter Goods, consisting of Shawls and ladies' Dress Goods, in. great variety. Also—Blankets and Flannels, Cloths, Cassimes, Satin ells, and a full assortment of heavy Cotton Goods. Confident that better bargains cannot be had else where. wo invite the attention vf buyers. ALEXANDER A DAY, janld 75 Market street. SIGHT and short time BILLS OF EXCHANGE, pay able in Cincinnati, Louisville and Sl Louis, pur chased on the most favorable terms. spifi N. HOLMES A SONS. HF pir«i. AND BUHGIOAL OFFICE, No. 08, DIAMOND ALLEY, a v •; few doors below Wood street, to* DB. OROWI, having been regulariyedneated to the medical jmmSBKM profession, and been for some time general practice, now confines his attention to the treatment of those * private and deUeais com* plaints forwhich bis opportunities NSgjtes.ldy j ■ and experience peeulisTly.qnaluy >t\vBBsk.'' him. 14 years assiduously devoted to study A treatment of those complainU,(danag which time he has had more practice and has cured mqre pv cents than can ever All to the lot ot any private prac titioner) amply qualifies him to Oder assurances cf speedy, permanent, and satisfactory cure to all aAieted with dedicate diseases, and all diseases arising there from. ... . Dr. Brown would inform those afflicted with pnvate diseases which have bceome chronic by time or ag gravated by the use of any of the common nostrums of the day, that their complalntscsn be radically and thor oughly cured; he having siren his careful attention to the treatment of inch cases, and succeeded in hundreds of instances In curing parsons of inflammation of the neck of the bladder, and kindred diseases which often result from those cases where others have consigned ' them to hopeless despair. Ho particularly invites such as have been long aid Unsuccessfully treated by others to consult him, when every satisfaction will be given them, and their case# treated in a eareful, thorough and Intelligent manner, pointed out by a long experience, study, and iavctrigauon, which It is impossible for those engaged in general praetioe of medicine to give to one class of disease. JO*Hernia or Rapture—Dr.Drowa also turtle* par* toss atfiieted with llenua lo call, as ho has paid parti#- alar attention to this disease. CANCERS also eared. . Skin diseases; aUo .i! a. Palsy, ere, speedily e«red Charge* very low. N. 11—Patients of either sex living st a by glaring their disease in writing, giving all the symp toms, can obtain medicines with directions foi ure, by addressing T, BBpWN, AL :D n postpaid, and endow l £h amendsilky, oppotiiitha Waverty Rium*JiTox>-Dr.Brown’i newly discovered reme dy for Rheumatism is s speedy and certain ramrdy'tox thvrpamrei trouble, lr never fails. •• r* •’ • \ i -.. OfKo «ad Privaitf Consulting* R6cms. No. ffitte* U D»Nesuren»ptj. . /• 9 '.9,11(1," TRAHSPOETAHON, Buuaoi nTED&Tun,: uontuta i wan mm ass anion,ttmq .<.. PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH. GOOD 3 forwarded by this Line an carried in tho mail min la Cbaabersbargb, and areimaediau ljMeaded in Wagons going night and dry thraegfc *» The hones are stationed ?every i# miles, wkteh insure* the prompt delivery, of goods within tat'time premised. The Wagons win leave our warehouse diOf, (Ban. days excepted.) at Stfc lock, P. M. ~ ' .... Shippers are assured tharno monTroods will be taken each day than can be (pauetaatty tnrrlod through. ' <■ • james mdavhaco, 1127 Market ttretCPtalsdefrihU. JORNM’FADEN AdST Canalßasin, Pittsburg* JOHN MeFADEN * CfX, FoxwaiacmA'Geaaafr box Mnaatai, Canal Basin, Pena street, Pittsburgh. JAMES M. DAVIS * CO, n«tm Fama an Ooe Bsato]i Mbcsaoxs, 217 Market, and MOosaane «t» byfeiiher bftheabove»eaPl9«r, wa. mnA «ih ?r consigned totkeaibr salsT . . . j • “ v M tmov&iSE.; ; WINTER ARRANGEMENT.: 1856;-^ THE sub#eribere,now/hyving insagceasfhlopera* tion an Express Wagon Line between nouarp ~aad Philadelphia are prepared to reeeJsfc.forSCDO.lbe freight daily. Each Waif deliverable through. lA ail co* n e«tul duthle HUMPHREYS* CO. laafcd3m 107 Market at. Phliu. KXPBRIS WAGON LUE, ' Is£g& 1849. • THROUGH IN FIVE DAYB! *!• ' THE sabseribers are prepared to resolve 4000 pecada Freight daily, after Monday, LOth but, to forward to or from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, by .WagoSr tbrough in Fire Days.- Rates as low as by any other conveyance at this season ofthe year. - • john McFaden *co, Canal Batin,Pittstmrgh.. J AMES M DAWS hOGT dca No B 7 Market at Philadelphia.. BOIOIQABXLA BOVfl* mmMjSSt Only Tl Sllai Btaglng*; Via Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltmtora and Philadelphia. JTJIHR morning, boat leaves the wharf, 'above the X brWgej daily, at 8 o’clock precisely.. Time to BalUmore,»houre; time to Philadelphia, 4Qhour*r-! The evening boat leaves daily, (except flandsy ev* enlngsj at 4 o’clock. Passengers. by leaning sn tb* evening boat, will enm the mountains in stages sail' day, and thus avoid night travel. . •; -- - : Secure your tlekets at the OfßcvTttonengihal House, or 8t Charles Hotel. .• f • octt3-ly J.MBBKIMEN, Agent . WXBTKB ABBhfIQIBSaT. TCYPRESa WAGON liNE THROUGH IN FIVE DAYS ! THE sabseribers, having suspended their canal ep* . eratioas until ute opening of the Spring Nstlga* tmn an Rvpreas Unaby-EtlllOtd and 'Wagon between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, by which they are prepared to forward 4000 poundattfcfc day, and receipt for the delivery of the same In 4 dXTja' They beg leave to assure their (Heads and the pan* Uo that their arrangements regarding rales, regularity and despatch, cannot fajita give satisfaction to all Who a»OT itowklheu ownn^‘!; , roomer dc? S7B Market street. Philadelphia.' GEE, WO! GEE, WOV WINTER ARIUSSXHEITf ■HH-ilSl 1849. ' TTTau cams TBU OLD COSXSIOOA. • 1 '" ’ BINGHAM’S EXPRESS WAGONLINE, Pittsburg* sad PhUadslphla. ; . AS tha business on the canal is aboathaug Qioasd for tha season, wo would inform the peoUo that wohave again brought the Conestoga Wagons bub re* ouisition, and will be preparedjto forward 4000poands daily, (commencing on Monday, the SOth but) A Car leaving Philadelphia daily by ifce null train far Cham* bersbnrg, and the Wagons traveling day and night, ensures the delivery or Goods In five days. Apply.to • WM. BINGHAM, Pittsburgh,. BINGHAM * DOCK, No. IS3 Market street, novSO Philadelphia. • ■> WISTS& ABRAiaERRITi .1849. flfe EXPRESS WAGON LIUS. ' PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.- Tots Fin Day*, (Sunday* excepted,) rennlng.Day THE publio U resnecifoUy.ißfomed-ihtttUaliae, ■which ha* been in successful operation ihe two previous winters, will again commence rasxdagoa Monday ,'the S&h of NotenberJ A Car will leave Philadelphia daily each way with (he Mail 1! bersburgh with relaysof bomsj We axe prepared to lorwaxd CO : the above line. | n ftotru. >eri • • and Chambrnbatyli it ijrun, and from Cbwo*. lethumingday nndmgfau i ccfoo lb« triUht daily by mfcCO, Pitabiab, }ji LEECH* l Ltrcet, Philadelphia. TOA. itTSi, /, Inporv jtredio' Mp- or to—Harris! No 13 Sonia Third i Bor2Wlf_ I BKW QABDVAKI! I* BP,. SIGN OF THEPLANEANTSAW, *'. r Wo. TS Wood »tw«tTpJtVtomrpi* HUBER AND LAUFMAN.Tmponc.,} nndcsstets in Foreign and Domestic lIARQWABBi in allit* varieties, are now prepsrfcd to sell as low iu on as reasonable terms ucu be pDrchassJelsewhe;*. We solicit oaz friends, end the pablie generally} to eall and examine enr stock, whichconsuls in pari of KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET and PEN KNIVES, SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS, lions* Trimmings, •neb ai Locks, Latehpa, Ktngcsjand Screws, together with every arueJe usually kept lin Hardware Stem. Wo invite the auention or Carpenters and hceehaaieb generally to onr assortment of Tools, which Have ocea selected with gnat care, and which wo an cetttobt •d to sell so ma to give satisfaction. apfcawww E/- Tbs slum or a tils not mora tapai ■ive than a bad, putrid breath, or darklyellow dlseae* ed teeth. Ifpereoas have theselit is their own fault*-, they can, for two shillings, bay an article that will make their breath pure ana sweet as di SjiqjMrr Arabia. ■ • . ItcuresdiieasesofiheGumsJ.spungyor nicerated, and for the Teeth it is unequalled, removing the tartar,* fastening the teeth fa the goods, and clean lhaaar whim as the soot* t>/ iStfnun North. Sueh, reader, are the properties of Jones’S Amber Tooth Paste, and, without praising it ourselves, hear what one of oar most respectable and scientific Dcxw lists, Mr. E. Field, of New Yorid says:. . °I have both used and analixra this beautiful and ÜB-' 'palpable article, (Jones' Amber Tooth Paste,) and -can recommend a as possessing all the qualities cliio ed for iL n Reader, we can say no more to cun vine t, only that if you try Bus once you will be wellplaase u It is put up In beautiful English -China Pols, fori* cents. Sold DVtbe Agent,YYHiJACKSON, 88 liber; ty street. Pittsburgh. 11 augflarewT trj- Honoraiiiy asmreo taiar thefoUowiag are the actual qualities of a 3a bottleof Joan's Coral Hair Beticreive. If they, doubt oar word, they cannot these highly! respectable eitlxaaxj who have tried it— ' ! M ' Mr. Geo. Becket, 41 Em st, New York. 1 Mn.MatiidaßMves,Myrue l uvißxoekl)m.* . Hr. Wm. Tompkins, W King pt, New Yorki Mr. Tho*. Jackson, Montonrsllsland, near Pittsburgh IL E. Cullen, lam btrber smainboat 8. America. And more than a hundred others state, though this most suffice, that it will force tie hair to grew ah the head or face, atop it filling off,} strengthen tho ro Us, removing scuf and dandruff freta the roots, making light, red, or gray hair assume a fine dark look, ana keeping dry, nsnh or wiry hair Watt, soft, clean and besotiSd.'a veiy, very long tiael SoldoytheAgeatvVW.JACKSON, 89 liberty ttj Pi Price 37}, 80 cauls, jand oot dollar. _ jnrLADIES ARE CAUTIONED AUAINBX SING COMMON PREPARED CHALXJ . Theyfare not aware howfrightfhUy injurious it,la toihekkinf how coarse, how rough, bow sal*' lowj yellow, and anneal thy'the skin ap pears afterusingprepared chalk! Bo- * 1 rides it is injurious, containing a large ounntlty of Lead! - Wo have prepared a beautiful vegetable artidal which we call JONES* SPANISH LILY WHHEV It la perfectly innocent, being purified of an dal-eri'i oos qusliues; and it imparts to tho skin a natural, eaW thy, alabaster, clear, living white; as the sum* Uma aeung as a cosmetic en the skin, making It ooft and smoouu Sold by the Agent, WM. JACKSON,»tib emr su Pittsburgh. Pnce 25 cents. . :an^ »tai iattChemieal Soap caesea a free pennumdoo. an a the same *»«* molifies, softens, andvreltena taa gkki giving it the texture and beauty of an infant's. ScunvT, Salt Rsxnt ass Sons, are soon net only healed, bat cured by it* use, as at least seven Fsyxi* ciansin New York know, who oae bin taish eases, and find it unfailing—as also in Pixnxs, Dlotgxx*, Fumss, or any other sk< a dia • ease.- The reader is.assured thatUdam aoarefcm poled nostrnm,as one trial will prove. leoild eea merete arleast 80 persons eared of Sou Hr as, Box* LxaeAio Bou BxAXtwßsy tu and use it,. and the reader is. again. assured I wsmld not cruelly sell it for the above I knewlt to be all 1 slate. ] Those who are liable to wd iml this a care. Any one efiiicicd with oar of lbs above, or sim ilar diseases, will find this all and even oore(aJmto; hie in its properties) than I state. - Dot, reader, the- siorea are flooded with iaitutaa. and be sure you ask for JONES’S Italian Qcitre Soap. Sold by WM. JACKSON, 68 Übtitt street, Piaaburgh. * aagfcdh»»T Propirty lm Allfghtay City tor |sis« mHE Bubtenbcr* ofler for sale a number o. choice I LoWjSitnate in the Second Ward, frendnt ea Ifcfi Cmnmon ground, on easy terms, inquire or . . W. tPB. RODINSON, Airy at Law, St Clair % or of JAS ROBINSON, oa ihspremiMA WV)7idAwtrP ... OK9.W. fiAITBACO, INFORM their fttendsfrtw&aPubUethaitheyktv no longer any coonectios withitmir Lai# establish raent la Penn street, knovi: a* the Pittsburgh Drawer bavins removed their ant t# hutnasato tUfOlhf BRKWKRV. in Pit- writ. ~ mrlfeft W NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION! GUM'S WINDOW LOSE 4ND SPRING. Patistd, Dscmssa 19; 1849. minS'is an article of great value to all persons** X gsgedin building, or to those who have already built, and are without window fttteniag.-:WkUa-u furnishes a perfect substitute for polUea - and' weights, at a saving of at least S 3 to each window, lit afiords the safest fastening that has ever been breugnl tut# use*.- v - The ntiliiy and convehlanee of this Spring birer aH others, is, that by one thumb piece, beah uakbf tha window can be raised or lowered. It requiru ouir to be known to be appreciated. - Persons wishing to bay the article, or to hare them put into : their .windows, or the right of selling it fat STfiS^Ssn . V.&TURNEB, . navakd3mtla]sp * . , C.P.MAYOT ? f HES|LIFE Pt Ortt'- Yenailuge is the aril* Venaliage I bought Hum you; some age, brought from my girt Aye yean out. we auaalshing uusuberof Sr* hundred worms: •-1* believe she have liTed u very ahon time, but for this medrane. • Prepared and eo'A by EE. SELLERS, CWoodsH'’ eflid afire by gtxaraßybnthutwo utrixa'' ;• **^*s