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PITTSBURGH, PA.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 19.. 1845
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE
COMMITTYL FOR SEPTEMBER.
W. H. Denny, J. F. Kelly, Josiah King
CORRESPONDENTS
In reference to communications which may appear
in this paper. we have one or two remarks to make.—
We will insert none without the name of the author be
fog fiat made known to us, and when inserted, mustal
ways be taken as expressive of the views of tke writer,
and not the editor of this paper, unless the views so
expressed are editorially remarked upon and approved.
Tura or SEPTUM/R.—Our business engage
ments were such, on Wednesday, that we could spare
but little time from the office, and of course, witness•
ed but little of the proceedings of the day. We had
the pleasure, however, of seeing the HIIBIROIA
GRIENS, Capt. O'Brien, and the DUQuruFC GEtElri.
Capt. Butler, on parade on our streets; bothcompanies
looked and marched admirably.
tarTbe Military Parada at Birmingham, on Wed
nesday, we are told , passed off very pleasantly. The
Military made a very fine appearance—and decided
by a unanimous vote in favor of offering their 'services
to the government, in the event of war with Mexico.
That prince of good fellows, TAviuss Blatkneore.
Eq. gave them a sumptuous dinner, and otherwise ex
erted himself to make them comfortable.
The Birmingham Guild., Capt MiCze, were hon
ored by &visit (special invitation having been previous
lygiven.) from the Jefferson Greys, Capt PArreasos,
(corn Mifflin and Jefferson townships, the Citizen
Blues, Lieut Wetness'. from Mifflin, and the Mont
gomery Guards, Capt Yuan re, from Baldwin. The
whole were commanded by Brigadier Gen LAMM. as,
*hued by Mej SISODOR•5111.
They were visited during the afternoon, by the Jack.
son Blues, Capt H•T, from the city.
AIoTRIM MILITARY rARAD6.—Tbere was • fine
(Urn out of the military at Cut.t.tss . Tavern, on the
Washington Turnpike, on Wednesday. Cul Jos. E.
N'Cabr, commanded during the day.
Infsusiry--Jefferson Greys, Cannonsburgh, Capt.
Callahan: Washington Co Guards, Cannonsburgb,
Capt M'Alliatert President's Volunteers. Capt J. E.
M'Cabe; Robin►on an I Foyeue Gourds, Capt Ewing,
Pennsylvania Blues. Capt Geo 8 Hays.
Caerarr—Robinson Cavalry, Cant J uhn Henry, jr.
Ginget Hill Cavalry, Capt J
The whole passed off well. After the parade, a res
olution was passed to offer their services to tbete court.
try, in case of war with Mexico.
TENN INSURANCE COMPANY
The seventh instalment on the stock of this comps
ny, (being .2,50 per altarr,) will he doe on Monday
15th inst. J. FINNEY, Jr., Sec y.
00p124r.
MASONIC NOTICE.
A Regular communication
Lodge 45, A Y Masons,
ill be held this evening,
t the hell, corner of Wood
Feet end Virgi■ alley.
By order of the Worshipful
lamer.
GILLESPIE L: KENNEDY
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and rut-
Somers that they have removed back to their old
stand, No. 76 WOOD STREET, betvrcea Fourth and
Diamond Alloy. Having an entire new sock of Va
riety Goods, together with their assortment of Look
ing Glasses, makes their stock large and complete..
We ask the attention of the trade. cabinet makers, &c.,
to the following assortment of Looking Glass Plate*,
just imported by us per brig Louisa, and other an ivals
from the manufacturers in Germany:
600 Blxsl 750 17110 A 20 30x18
1050 9x.7 56 10x12 20 32x19
3090 104xRi 72 20:12 20 34:20
300 120 72 22:13 20 36:20
608 140 84 24:14 16 38:22
350 14:10 40 26:15 4 40:20
250 16:10 30 28:16 sep 10 31
Silks, Cashmeres, &c
JtIST received at No. 108, Market street, a very
isandsome assortment of
Plain blk and blue blk Silks;
do do do do Armute and Repp Silks;
Saida striped and figured do. and Gro-de-Naps do.;
N. S. Rich Chamelion striped and plaid do.,
do. do. Cashmere and Mous. de laines;
Plain and Satin striped blk cud blue blk do.;
With a large stock of A Ipaccas, Bombazines,
Panama& cloths, Merinos, Ste.
Purchasers are respectfully requested Ir. call and
examine. SHEA & PENNOCK.
sept 10
Gingham', Gingham".
JUST received
40 piecea French and English Dress Gineham4;
30 " Domestic
Now styles. and at ow prices
imp' 10
Agemy of the illeononty Manufacturing
Company.
THE Subscribers Mier for sale, by the piece or
package, the following gaods, which they will
warrant, at prices 'slow as similar good. can be bought
is the Eastern markets.
20 ps. Blue Cassimeer.
15 " Steele Mixed Cassimere.
12 " Wool Dye Black "
20 " Steel Mixed Satinett,
45 " Indigo Blue
10 " Cadet Mixed "
10 " Dark Olive
I cane of Drab Cloths, suitable for Coach Makers.
The undersigned having received the agency of the
above company, will keep a large supply of their
manufactured goods, constantly on hand, to which they
would respectfully invite the attention of the trade.
au if SHEA & PENNOCK.
ICE, ICE, ICE.
STEAMBOATS, HOTELS, and others, supplied
with superior, pure Allegheny Ice, by the bushel
or barrel. Apply at H. JACKSON'S Meet Store,
No. 60, Penn unmet, sth Ward, two doors from Fess
& Cassers Drug Store, corner of IValnut ani l'enn
streets. sept 10-2 w
THE PITTIOSURGH NAYIGTION •Kr, FINE INIO
IILANCC COKYANT, bets removed its office to No 19
Market street, where, haring recommenced business,
it will take Fire and Marine Risks of every descrip
tins, u formerly, upon the most favorable terms.
ROST. FINNEY.
up 5 d2m.
To Printers!
SUPERIOR PRINTER'S INK.—DR. G. BEN
JAMIN SMITH. 179 Greenwich street, (new
Brick Block,) New York, keeps constantly on hand
Printers Ink, of a superior quality, at the market price,
win , —Extra News ink, at 30c.; Book du. 40c., 50c.,
60. and $1 per lb. These Inks are rnanufac
san;cl by steam, and of superior nod:. Printers will
favor Dr. G. with a call before purchasing their winter
stock, as they will find it decidedly to their advontage
to deal with him. K 6-tf
Allegheny Cemetery.
SALE OF BURIAL LOTS
DURSUANT to a Resolution of the Board of Man
agers of the Allegheny Cemetery, a public sale of
burial lots will be made on Friday, the 26th of Sep
tember next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at said Cemetery.
The general plan of the Cemetery may be viewed
at any time at the office of Mr Chislett, the Compa
ny's Agent, on the premises, and at any time after the
14ta of September neat,. plan of the burial luta may
also be inspected then. The grounds are open fur
visitors. By order of the Board of Managers.
ang THOMAS IRWIN, Prea't.
Sugar Cared Sams.
B EST quality, always on hand •nd for sole by
A. G. REINHART,
sugl4 No 140 Liberty et
WM=
A. WCAM MON,
se pt 12 Sera
SHEA & PENNOCK
lasarance.
* ' • .
port of pittoburgb.
24 INCHED wiIIZA IN THI CILANNst..
ARRIVED.
Daily Beaver Packets;
Daily Brownsville Packets.
Monongahela City Packets
Miner, Kinney, 'Wellsville;
DF.PARTED
Daily Beaver Packets;
Daily Brownsville Packets;
Monongahela City Packets.
Rambler, Moodey, Wellsville;
Beaver, Warren and Cleveland Packets
and Stage Line.
.2 gat
..!..11f
THE SPLENDID CANAL PACKETS,
Express & Telegraph,
Leave Beaver daily, (Sundays eaperted,) at 1 o'•
clock A. M., (on the arrival of the steamer Michigan
from Pittsburgh.) and arrive at Warren neat morning
at 7 o'clock—connecting at Warren with Neil, Moore
& Co's line of Stages, which leave Warren on the ar
rival of the Packet, and reach Cleveland before night.
Fare through $4 50.
Passengers paying inrittsburgh are entitledtochoice
of berths on the Canal Packet, and seats in the stage.
For passage applyon bostd Steamboat Michigan,or
LO JOHN S DICK EY,Beaver.
G M HA RTON & Co., Pittsburgh.
CLARK &Co., Beaver.
For passage returning 'apply at the Stage offices of
N EIL, MOORE & Co., Cleveland.
je2l•y & M B TAY LOR, Werrrn.
BEAVER PACKET
The well known steamer
MICHIGAN,
B.Botzs, Master,hascornmenced
her regular .laily trip*, leaving Pittsburgh (as hereto•
fore) at 3 o'clock. P. M., and Beaver at 3, A. M.
Pricesto suit the times,aad those whc have ao money
carried free.
The Canal to Cleveland will be opened as soon as
the weather •ill permit; on the opening of which
CLARKE & CO'S LINE to CLEVELAND,O.,and
MEADVILLE, Pa., will immediately go into opera
tion. For freight ur passage apply uu board, or to
G. M. HA RTUN,
July 12 Water street.
o:lF'The Michigan is provided with Evans'Safety
Guard.
SPEED AND COMFORT !!
MONONGAHEI. A norm
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
THZ SPLISID/D PAST RUNrtCa STE•MLPA
m at o -
Mat
CONSUL AND LOUIS McLANE.
Will commence ow Monday Ike 12IA of May. Ma
king doable daily trips.
One boat will leave at 84 o'clock, A. M. daily.
The othet in the evening, daily. (except Staley.)
By themonsing Boat passengers will take the Cars of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road at Cumberland, at
8 o'clock, A M.. the next morning. And arrive in
Baltimore, at 5 o'clock P. M. the same evening.
MaSgaMtia•
Through to Baltimore in 32 bouts,
Philadelphia in 40 "
By the evening boat passengers will lodge on the
Boat in comfortableSTATE ROOMS the first night.
PASS overthe Mountains in Coaches in day figki.—
Lodge the second night in Cumberland, thus avoid
ing
night travel altogether.
Fur seats, or entire roaches fur families or parties,
apply at the office, two doors from the Exchange; and
at. the Wi t s / I - boat ahvvethe Matson:A.-la Bridge.
FERGUS NIOORHEAD,
may 9 Agent.
LAKE EERIE & DIICIIIGAIII LINE.
Mail
STEAMER LAKE ERIE, Carr. Camrsect.,,
Leaves Weaver at 8 o'clock, A. M.
" Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock, P. M.
STEAMER MICHIGAN, CAPT. Bocci',
Leaves Pittsburgh at 9 o'clock. A. M.
" Beaver at 1 o'clock, P. M.
In connection with daily Lines of Freight and Pas
sane Canal Boats to Erie, i'a., and Cleveland, 0.
Steam Boot and Vessels to all parts tie Lake Erie
and Michigan. Apply to
G. M. BARTON & CO.,
Pittsburgh.
JOHN S. DICKEY, Beaver.
jline 211 CLARK &Co.. Beaver.
1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1845.
The new and Splendidqleamer,
U. 8. MAIL MONONGAHELA,
matSion a, Master, has commenced run
ning regularly, and will continue to
run through the season ns a Weekly
Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving
Pittsburgbevery Monday mottling at 10 o'clock, and
Cincinnati es-cry Thursday morning et tbe same hour.
For freight or passage apply on board. m 26.
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packet.
THE safe and well-found steamer
"UTICA," CLARK, Master, has eon
menced her trips and will ',inns a reg
ular Packet between PITTSBURGH and WHEEL
ING during the season of 1845. For freight or pas
sage apply on board or to
jan 30 J. NEWTON JONES. Agent.
Removal.
1911 H E subscriber has removed hir Maroon Leather
store to No. 70 WOOD STREET, between 4th
and Diamond Alley, where he has on hand a large as
sortment of Morocco, fancy Leather, Linings, Bind
lugs, Ste. Stc., from one of tho best manufactories in
Philadelphia, which he will sell at lower prices titan
can be bought at any other house in the city. The
trade are respectfully invited to examine my stork
before purchasing.
aug29•tf J. C. K EM BA LL.
CLEAR THE TRACK!!!
FOR KIMBALL'S SHOE STORE.
THE cheapest and best BOOTS, SHOES, ■nd
TRUNKS, for the people, can be found et
J. C. KIMBALL'S STORE,
NO. 7U WOOD STREET,
Between Fourth. and Diamond Aliry, Pittsburgh..
Boots and Shoes of all kinds. sizes and descriptions
The following is a portion of his assortment:
Mess and Boys coarse Shoes;
do do Kip do
do do Calf do
do do coarse Boots;
do do Kip do
do do Calf do
Ladle's and Children's Leather Boots and Slices;
do do Morocco do do
do do fine Kip Slippers do
double and sigle sole, Pittsburgh make;
do do Gaiter Boon of all kinds;
do do Kid, Jefferson, and Buskins.
Trunks.
Thinks of all sizes cheaper than can be purchased at
any other place in the city. Como and examine my
stock; "THE RAZOR STROP MAN' must and
shall be beat ! ! !
All of the above goods have been selected and man
ufactured expressly for the Pittsburgh Market, and
are and shall be sold wholesale and retail, cheaper
then any other place in Pittsburgh !! Come and see!!!
ang9.9.lf J. C. KIMBALL.
It Sermon
ON the Roman Catholic and Protestant Contro
vera); with strictures on the Constitution of the
Protestant Aseeciatinn of Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
b) the RCN. HUGH KIRKLAND, A M, for sale at
aer 9 COOK'S No. 53, Thi,d street.
To Let,
T WO ROOMS, on Fourthstreet, between Ferry
and Liberty rreets, suitable for an office and sil
ting room. Enquire of Geo. Stephenson, corner o
4th and Ferry streets, or
JOHN B. M'FADDEN,
seri. 1 Market street.
'1
-4 4V -,744-1 - t.. ,, , , 714,
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
2 4 3:3132 /ST..
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From tho N 0 Picayohe,iept 1
TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM. IFIEXICO
The Mexican schooner Joaxpine, Capt Gotmez,
arrived at this port yesterday from Tampico, whence
she sailed on the 22d ult. She brought us neither
letters nor papers, hut a goodly quantity of rumors.
Our evening cotemporary, the Courier, was so fnrtte.
nate as to receive a copy of the 'Dario del Gobierno'
of the 12th of August, which is just twelve days In.
ter than any paper from the capital hitherto reoeived
here.
And now a few wools as to the mintory designs of
Mexico. It instated by Capt GI - urns-a that it was re
ported in Tampico that 1500 men (tom the interior
were on their march to join Paredes. %With his for
ces, which would then amount to 3500 men, accord
ing to this rumor, Paredes was to move upon Texas,
striking the Rio Grande as high up Si the Hexer coun
ter. Gen Arista. with his 3000 men, was to ',veered
hOldly and directly to attack Gen Taylor in his en
campment nt Corpus Christi. It is said, moreover,
that Mime has employed emissaries to Texas to tem
per with the slaves, and that he hopes to render them
effective in the promotion of his plans. How confi
dent he is of success, the render may judge from ut
address to his troops; which appeared in the Dinri3 of
the 12th ult.. together with an appeal to the inhabi
tants of Coahuila, Nueva Leon, and Tamaulipas.—
The latter document was intended merely to slit up
the inhabitants to arms: but the address to his tron'
is a more formidable afftir, and we crpr it as we find
it translated in the Courier. If Arista's troops fight
a quarter as bravely as he talks. alas fur the honer of
American arms.
"Comrades:" The Supreme Executive has *ent to
me by express the news that the United States, in pur
suance of their ambitious views, havinataken posse..
lion of the Department of Texas, he had demandeda
declaration of war from the Congress against the
unjust nation.
"The time to fight is come. We moot prepare. with
the ardor inspired by duty end patriotism, when ■nt
attack is made upon the soil, the honor and pride of
the nation.
"I am sure, enntraties.titt those presomptuous A
mericzns will be greatly disappointed, when they find
that nor soldiers are not so contemptible as they
thought. and that they cannot conquer them
"I tuidress, you under the infloenne of a lively enthin
shim. AU fanciful doubt is vanished: the questlon is
derided; and we are about to commence the most
righteous war that 'an ever waged Laurels await u.!
To army! It is the only means of avenging nor hon
or, insulted by a nation that toasts of its liberality and
' Arms arc the only argnments to use against hen.
disti and men witheut g.sod faith. Lei us hope for
that justice which is invoked by all occiety and the
decision of the civilized world.
•Our tot will be envied by the rest of the army—
we are nearest the theatre of ear—we are the first to
evenge the °mirages 'on our codniry, end to ravish
from the usurpers the object of their rapine.
“Large bodies of troops are on their march—they
will soon be here to share our dangers and repulse the
enemy.
“Tbe veterans of the North hove given proofs of
their valor and constancy—they ore accustomed to
conquer this presumptuous race. I know your worth,
nod how dearly you love to nerve your country. It is
for this that tam pleased to command you and lead
von to combat, in v. Inch your comrade and best friend
will be proud to follow your elainple.
The reiterated demands or Mexico upon Yucatan,
fo r troops have• received ono uniform re.ponse—that
if Merrier) chose to engage in war with the United
States, she must bear the brunt of it: that Yucatan ar
a Department would not tontribme any quota of
troops; but that if any of her citizens dome to volun•
tear they were at liberty to do so.
Ner York and Erie Railroad.—The subscuip.
Lion books for tbs. completion of this r• ad, wrens opened
in N. York on Matisty, and tirn sum of $1,200,000
subsctibed.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS
The lasso( the Little Pike which we Fare a notice
of yesterday is confirmed. She struck at Island 63
and not 62 ■s we stated before, about 75 miles below
Memphis. She struck a snag after tnking the pre
caution of laying by all night end sunk in a few mo-
ments; her stern went down in about 111 fret water,
her how uas upon of her. Theban end neatly all her
;argil will be • tow] ions. Some little of her deck
load together with her engines and machinery, cabin
fixtures, furniture, &c. will be saved. She was own
ed by Capt Scott and her clerk Mr Avery, and, as we
said before, was insured here at $6OOO.
The Planter was snagged and sunk lately in Red
river. Her load belonged to the government and was
lost ns well as the boat. Insured also. in $6OOO
The Alhntwas struck a snag or barr and sprung a
leak at Island No. 10 lately. She won got under nay
again.
The Harry of the West was injured of late at isl
and No. '2l and lost some of her freight. The Seabird
and North Alabama were aging with the Harry of the
West at last account. at Island Nn 65. The Congres.
i. aground at island No. 34. The Neptune do. at Ta
ble bnr.—Cia. Grow. Sept. 91A.
Pardon's Digest
STROUD'S late edition of l'ordon's Digest of the
Laws of Pennsylvania. For sole by
C. H. KAY,
Aug 6. No. 76. Market street.
Valuable Bound Books.
JUST receceived at Cook's Third street. History
of the Huguenots. a new edition, continued to
the present time, by W. S. Browning.
Mackintosh's Ethical Philosophy, with a preface, by
Rev. Wm. Whevell.
Elementary Chemistry, Theoretical and Practical,
by George Fownes, Ph. D., edited, with edditions, by
Robert Bridges, M. D.
Hallock's Poems.
Bush's residence at the Court of London, anew and
spledid
Religio - Medici, by Sir Thomas Brown Kt.
Thirwall's History of Greece; a new and late edi
tion.
The above can be had at Eastern retail prices at
Cook's. Third street. nug^7
Metallic Pens.
GOLD Pens in Silver holders.
Gillott's superior Eagle l'vns, in boxes of 1 dos
" Fine Points, " 12 "
" '4 Small Ladies Pen " 12 "
" " •• Estra Fine " " 12 "
Perry's Flat Spring i'en, on Cards;
" Small Baffal " •'
" Laige 44 . "
Gillett'• School Pens, in hoses of 12 dozen;
Markham's, Accountant's, Phillip's, Leon's, &e.
&e., in boxes of I Gross, and varying in price,at from
25 to 75 cents. per gross;
Pen Holders of every variety.
A large supply of the above just received, and for
sale to those who want them, wholesale or retail, at
the lowest cash rates. All Pens sold by sne, are
warranted to be what ekes, are rept esenled.
JOHN H. ISILLLOR,
sept 4. 122, Wood street.
Window Sash, Glass acc.
N hand or procurred at short notice, almost all
O
sizesof Window Sash and Glass, and also putty
when wanted. Also Wooden, Bowls, Tubs. Churns,
C. S. Axe Handles, all sines of Augurs, and all kinds
of Tinware for sale low for cash, or trade to suit.
I N, B.—Paper mod Carpet Raga,Country Car
pet, Sock, and Stockings, Beeswax gm ,dr.c., bought.
ISAAC HARRIS,
aept 6 Ag't and Corn. Merchant.
Wanted Soon,
PLACES for a number of Book-kepers, sidemen,
warehousemen; School teacbeis; agents and me
chanics; also, places for a number of coachmen, wait
ers, hustlers, and boy* to town and county; also, places
for a number of seamstresses, wet and dry nursing
chembermaids and girls for house-work, &c., Want
ed to borrow ois the best security, fordifferent periods of
time; $6,000; 5,000; 4;000; 3,000; 2,000; 1,500; 1,-
000; 750: 500, 350;250; 200; 150; 100; 75; 50; &c.
[lease eppply at HARRIS' General Agency and in
telligence office, no 9. sth at.
imp 6-111w&wlt.
YID
4PIPES Bordeau x Brandy;
3 ball pipes Old Cognac do, •Pinet,Castillon &Coe
2 do da do, 'Martel;
4qr do do do, -
2qr do do do, 'Chard, Lupuy & Co;
4qr do Rochelle do, 'A Seignettee
3 pipes super Holland Gin;
3 half pipet sup' Oporto Wire';
10 qr casks do do:
sqr do L. P. Madeira do;
10 casks Bordeaux Claret just rsc'd and for sale by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
septa No 170 Liberty rt.
Richmond Tobacco.
SBOXES W. Hare's super. lb Lump;
5 do D. M. Branthie do do;
16 do Myers& Co, super Ammatic do;
5 do do emit' do do do;
5 do J. Thomas. Jr. Gold Leaf do;
5 do S. Myers & Co. 5s plug,
15 do Fleming's 163 lump;
15 do Marten's 5s do;
10 di do 32a do: joit roc'd and for
sole by MILLER & RICKETSON,
sera No 170 Liberty or.
Fresh Teas.
160 PACKAGES Young titinn, Gunpowder
and Powchtmg Teas from the latest impor
tations, jest receiverland for sale by
MILLER & ItICKETSON,
septB Nn 170 Liberty st.
FALL SPERM OIL-1500 pHs just received and
for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON.
sep No 170 Liberty insect.
WHITE BRAZIL SUGAR-25 bags recd and
for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON,
sep 8 Nit 170 Liberty At.
GENUINE PRINCIPEF: CIGARS-50,0003u*
to Saar' jug reed and fur *ale by
MILLER & RICKF.TSON
*pp 8 NO 17U Liberty et.
RlO COFFF.E-300 bags superior green landing
and for 'bin be
Sr. LOUIS I'A CENT LEADEN Pll'E-15 tons
just received end for tele by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
septB No 170 Libery it.
St Louis Steam Sugar Refinery.
BURBRIDCiE, WILSON & CO., havu no hand
and for ante
Buckets.
2011 Doz. Bearer Borkrta nn hand and for sale
11 by BUBBRIDGE,IVILSON& Co.,
sept 10. Water went.
400 SIDES SOLE LEATHER received and for •46.
BUR6RIDGE. WILSON & CO.,
Front el reel
Dupont's Gunpowder.
TII subscribers, agents fur the sale of Dupont's
Gunpowder, are constantly supplied with Ride,
Blasting and Sup.rfine Sporting Powder.
BUR BRIDGE WILSON & CO.
oesr 8. Front street near Smithfirld.
BA
500i.Me
G I S RIO COFFEE, assorted qualities
BE RBRIDGF., WILSON & CO.
sap R Frnnt t. rwrit.
BOXES TIN PLATE, arrived and fur
weak by
BURURIDGE, WILSON & Co..
sep 8 Front street near Smithfield
MA niAnin ARISTA."
601.313 L S S. H. MOLASSES on hand and for
.ale by
31.1BRIDOE. WILSON & CO..
ttepB. Front vrret Srnithfielii
Ca.l.* of MADDER (5,000 1b..) for sale by
9 B. A. FA /IN ESTOCK &C..
sero corner of 6th and Wuxi its
50 BB LS ground CA M WOOD ofsuperior qua
lily, for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK, r. Co..
"r 9 Corner of 6th and Wood ..ta.
B LUE VITRIOL-2.5001bn. for sale by
B. A. FAH NESTOCK, & CO.
■cp9 corner of Woal and GI boils
emoval.
DR. IVM. M. W RIGRT, DENTIST,
I . removed to St. Clair atret, next door
' l a dill to the Exchange Hotel Building..
cep 1
To Let,
A ROOM adjoining the Marlett Hotel, corner of
Water and Ferry streets.
Sept I GEO. COCHRAN.
T AT HS.---12,000 Laths landing et the Brldge,for
.LA sale low by P. C. MARTIN,
sept 10 60, Water street, Burnt District.
3000 clear Bourds, well seasoned;
3000R.Commonboards " "
60,000 Shingles is is
Now landing, and will be sold low off the wharf, by
P C. MARTIN.
sep 5 No. 60 Water St.
SOBAGS Rio Coffee, a prime nnicle;
half chests Imperial, Y. Hyman and Gun
powder Teas;
10 Carey boxes Imperial, Y. Hylton and Gun
powder Ten:
2 chests Black Tea;
3 birds, prime New Orleans Sugar,
600 lbs. Loaf Sugar;
15 boxes excellent Tobacco, Aromatic, Honey
Dew, &c.
40 boxes Suap, of different kind.;
5 boxes Starch;
1000 lbs Baltimore and New York Sole Leather;
1 tierce ice;
300 lbs. Dried beef;
300 lbs Bacon Hams. with a full assortment of
Spices, Fish, Mul , Tinware, Plow line. Bed
Cords, Buckets, Brooms, Sweet Oil, Cheese, Indigo,
Dye Stuffs,&c.". ton numerous to mention, all careful
ly selected and will be sold low for cash, produce or
Pittsburgh manufactured ankles by
P. C. MARTIN,
aert2 No GO Hater st. Burnt District.
JUST from New York and Philadelphia, from Un
der Custom House Lock:
1 Pipe A Siegnette Brandy;
1 Cask superior Port Wine;
2 " Red
I " superior Madeira "
With a large assortment of liquors previously on hand
consisting of aurae II years old Peach Brandy, some
8 years old Monongahela Whiskey, Holland Gin, Ror
challe Brandy and Domestic Liquors, for sale low for
cash or barter. Tavern keepers, steamboat bar-keep.
cm and country merchants will find it ID Mil to their
advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere.
P. C. MARTIN,
ger 2. No. 60 Water at, burnt district.
THE Subscribers would inform the trade and pub
lic in general, that they are in their Old Stand,
No. R 3, Wood street, with a stock of hardware, suita
ble for Builders and the retail trade, together with their
own manufacture of but hinges, axle, pulleys &c.—
Thankful for past favors, they solicit a share of pub
lic custom. The attention of Builders and Carpen
ters, is particulary asked, to • large lot of hinges
slightly damaged i• the Great Fire, that will be
sold at very reduced prices. Can and see.
Sash Weights of ill sites constantly on hand.
aug 26tf CLARK & CAMERON.
A Cheap Pam and Houle fee Sale.
ACAPITAL FARM, called “Plumb Spring," 12
miles from Pittsburgh and near to Bakerstown,
on the Butler Turnpike. It containing skint 130 acres,
about half of which is cleared, and the balance is well
timbered. The grounds are in fine condition with a
constant supply of water. There is 8 acres of an
Orc hard of the best kind of grafted apple, peach, and
other Fruit Trees. There is also a large now brick
dwelling horse. a good barn, and other buildings on
itpind it will be sold to a bargain and paymentsaccola
=dating. Please apply at H A RBIS" General Apia.
cy and lotelligenco Office, Ne. S, sth a*rcet.
septlo-3td&w 1 t.
"<.;:itw- `x"+ta~.p ~y "" ~Fr:. -c?i--R `~,~:.v+-~` -5~.:,5..~ L' "` .
q.~. — i
~
Brandy, Wines, and Gia.
MILLER Sr. RICKETSON,
No 170 Liberty st
100 bbls. Loaf Sugwr;
SO " Crushed do. •
SO " Powdered do.
30 " do.
90 " S. H. Molu►r►. sept 10
Lumber and Shingles.
Groceries
Pure Liquors
Hack in the Old Stand.
SZEIZSG
auction Salo;
Eight Valuable Bidlain' Loth
AT AUCTION.
ON Wednesday evening the 17th inst. at 7} o'•
clock, at Davis' Auction Room, corner of Wood
and Fifth streets, will be sold eight very eligible situa
ted Lots of Ground being port of the plan of lots
laid out by Mr David Greer, near the Fourth Street
Road, vis;
Lots No. 44, 45, 46 and 47 front on Forbes street,
which is 50 feet side.
Lou Nos s 2, 53 54 and 55 front on M argaret et,
which is 30 fret wide
The above lets are pleasantly situated foe private
residences. orother purposes and are near the heal—
ness pan of the city, a plan of which may be seen at
the Auction Room. and cr.her information that may be
desired will be given by the subscriber. Title indis
putable. Terms i.;stsh, par Funds.
sep 11 JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Peremptory Sale
Of 2 Brick Dwelling Houser and three Building
Lots.
AT M'KENNA'S amnia Auctinn Matt, No. 64,
, Mnrkrt street, on Smut day evening. neat, Sep
tember 13th, nt 8 oclock precisely',' will be void
without reserve, 3 valuable building lots, on which
is erected 2 comfortable brick dwelling houses. situ
ated in the sth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh. on
the bank of the Allegheny river. opposite the old Tull
Gate, and adjoining Messrs M'Gary, Marshall &
Wallace, Franklin Foundry. Each lot is 20 feet
front and extends back GO. Ono of which is a cor
ner lot; alto property is very convenient, and peculi
ary adapted for the residence of mechanic*, being in
the immediate vicinity of several manufactories.—
The title is indisputahle, which can be seen et the
office of Recorder of Deeds for Allegheny county.
Those intending to purchase will be shown the pro.
property by the owner, Mr George Mullen, Mulbeny
alley, near Mr Shoenbergers dwelling.
Any information requited will be given by the sub
scriber,at his Auction Rooms, No. 64 Matket street,
Simpson. Row, between third and fourth streets.
Terms st Bale,
sert9
Executor's Salo of Stocks
AT 10 o'clock on Monday morning , the 15th inst.,
at Davis' Auction Rooms. corner of Wood &
Fifth streets, will be sold by order of Executors, for
Cash, par funds: 10 shares Exchange Bank of Pitts
burgh Stock; 2 do. Bank of Pittsburgh, do.; I do.
Pittsburgh and GreenAburgh Turnpike Road Co. do.
Also, 200 shares Pittsburgh and Washington Turn
pike Road Co. stock.
sep9 J. D. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
Postponed Sale
Of a Driek Dwelling !louse and Lot of Ground,
corner of 11"y/se and Chatlam rlreels.
/gibe dwelling house and lot of ground, belonging to
JIL. Thos. Chillingwood, Esq., advertised to be sold
on Saturday, is pri,tponed until Saturday next, Sep
tember 13th, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, on the pm.
mien. It is 52 feet land 1-2 inches on Wyelie it and
26 feet 10 inches on Chatham st. Any information re
quired will be given to those inclined to purchase, by
the owner on the premises; or the subscriber at his Auc
tion Rooms No 64, Market st., between 3d and 4th.
Terra Cask Par Money.
Sept 8. P. M'KENNA,
Positive Auction Sale of a Valuable oast beautiful
Farm of Load, about 37 Acres.
WIT H • good dwelling and out houses, and all
the stock thereon, viz: Horse, wagon and har
ness, cows, hogs. farming utensils and a variety of
other articles. To be sold. Thursday, September 23,
at Id o'clock, A, M., on the premises in Peebles town
ship, Allegheny country, on the puckety road, is mile
from the flourishing village of East Liberty, 6 miles
from the city of Pittsburgh. end about half it mile from
the Allegheny river, surrounded with the best of neigh.
bora. A healthy Licatbin with a variety of hill and
dole, on one of the best roads, leading to the city of
Pittsburgh, containing about 37 acres, nearly all
cleared, under good fence trod in the highest state of cut
tivation, on which is erected on excellent dwelling
house Enished in the best of order and furnished with
every convenience necessary fur the comfort of a fam
ily. Also • good stable, barn and other houses, a gar.
den and a young orchard of the choicest variety of
fruit trees; a well of delicious and pure spring water,
an abundance of er unl is close by the above property,
is well adapted for a country residence, being so con
venient and easy of access to the city, it wonld suit ad•
mirably fir a boarding school , summer boardinghouse,
farmer, gardner, bu tcher, or any person wishing a
handsome residence. Those desirous of purchasing
can call on T. Bows, Esq the owner, on the premises,
who will show the property, and give any information
required. Possession will be given immediately after
sale, the title is good: for further particular* enquire
of the subscriber at his auction rooms, No 64 Market
street, between Third and Fourth.
sept 6 P. McKENNA, Auctr.
Adoolastrater's Salo of }Zeal Estate.
19,400 Acres of Laud ix Nester* /41Rq/crania
AT AUCTION.
WILLbe sold at the auction Rooms of John D.
Davis, in the city of Pittsburgh, on the 13th day
of November. 1845, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the follow
ing described land; late the property ofJames Trimble,
Sent. decd. of Harrisburgb;
15,00 ACRES
of which, lies M the county of Mercer, No 39, and 972
in Pymatuning township; No 758 and 801 in Dela
ware townaphip. no 934 in Sandy Creek township, no
1068 and 1073 in French Creek township. Some of
these funds contain Coal, and Iron Oreand lay in the
vicinity of theStato improvements.
1,000 ACRES
are in the county of Crawford. No 1553 and 1548 in
Rockdale Township, no 1362 in Athens' township, no
1463, in Richmond township, no 1669 in Sparta town
ship; al of whioh are well adapted for farmirg, and core
vt nient to laid out roads.
900 ACRES
are in the County of Erie; no 197.-2017-2076 in
Waterford township, and within 3 miles of the town
Waterford; no 1956 in Amity township; thesetracts are .
of the first quality land, and convenient to laid out
roads.
16000 ACRES
Are in the County of McKean, adjoining the South
line of the State of New York, and fronting on the
Allegheny River. The town of Corydon lies on pert
of the Original tracts. These Lands are well cover
ed with pine and other timber, suitable for Lumber;
and have several small streams of water running
trough them, on which there may be saw mills erect
ed.
The above Lands will be sold in separate tracts or in
a body to suit purchasers.
The Lands in Mercer, Crawford and Erie Counties,
are principally in tracts of 200 Acres, and well adapt
ed for formes. Those in McKean County, are mostly
in Tracts of 1000 Acres
Title Indisputabl!.. Terms tussle
F. R. SHUNK,
ISM BOYD. Admis
THOS. R. TRIMBLE.
sept 6 is JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctr.
gar Western Press. Mercer; Crawford Democrat,
Meadvillle; Erie Observer, will publish the above till
sale and charge this office. sept 6
Valuable Water Street Property fbr Sale
V HE subscriber is authorised to sell that very vain
-1 able but of Ground adjoining the one on which
lte resides on Water street below Ferry lancet. having
• (Pont of 30 feet on Water 'meet, and extending beck
160 feet to Front street.
Titleindisputable. Terms liberal.
ir 30 .1. D. DAVIS, Auct'r.
RUSS A. C. SARGENT.
BEGS leave to inform her friends and the pubic gen
erallyy that her Select School for Young Ladies
and Misses. Will commence the Winter Session on
Monday the Sib of September, at her school ream is
St. Clair st., nearly opposite the Exchange Hotel.—
She beg. leave to refer to the following gentlemen:
lion John Breden, Rev W A Passavant.
Rev J Nibloch, Wilson McCandless, Esq.,
Rev S Young, Allen Kramer, Eaq.,
Jacob Mccbling, Esq., Wm. Jack, Esq.
John Bigler.
Butler. Pa. Pittsburgh.
Any iniormation as to terms Ace., can be ebtainedby
calling or: Allen Kramer, Esq. aug 22
Buildidgr Lots fox Salo.
THREE eligible lots in Hart's plan each 24 feet
in front by 132 feet deep, adjoining John B But
ler Esq. The terms will be liberal Enquire of
aug 5. GEO. COCH RAN.
RICHARD COWAN ;
Attorney at Law,
office in Burke's Buildings, 4th street, near Market
jun* 19-darwly
_ _ __
Bank Notts anb extbangt.
CORRZCTED DAILY DT
A. 88AICE111, EXIMANGE 101010E/2,
Merchants andhfarivfaeta r ere' Scrip ...por
Exchange Bank cr ip.
Carrotey
Berk, County Scrip 14
EXCHANGE—AT SIGHT.
On Philadelphia rens
New Perk pre
Boston Prem.
Baltimore .4 prem.
SPECIE.
Gold. 4 prem.
Silver par
PENNSYLVANIA.—PITISBURGH.
Bank of Pittsburg!' par
Merchants and Manufacturers' bank ... par
Ezeltange
Do. Holliday:burgh
PHILADELPHIA.
Bank of North America per
Do Northern Liberties
Do Pennsylvania ....par
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania par
Farmers' and Mec ha nics' frank
Kensington bank par
Manufacturers and Mechanics par
Mechanics' ...... ... • VII'
Moyamensing par
Philadelphia bank par
Schuylkill " ..par
Southwark " par
Western ....par
Bank of Penn Township . - --Pa*
Girard bank par
U. S. bank and branches 35
COUNTRY BANKS.
Bank of Germantown
" Chester county pat
" Delaware county Pal
" Montgomery county ................par
" Not in b e rlan d ...................par
Farmers' bank of Bucks county ........ ...... par
Easton bank
Doylestown bank ......... • ......... par
Franklin bank of Washington par
Bank of Chant6ersb ..... . 14
" Gettysburgh ........ 14
" Lewistown........ .............
Siurnehanna county 2
Berkscounly bank no sale
Columbia Bank and Bridge Company par
Carlisle bank
Erie bank
Farmers and Drovers' bank 14
" Bask of Lancaster par
" Bank of Reading par
Harrisburg bank lb
Honesdale "....
Lancaster " par
Lancaster eo."
Lebanon " lb
Miners'bank of Pottsville.—
Monongahela bank of Brownsville ....par
New Hope and Delaware Bridge company 2
Northampton bank ....no sale
Towanda bank .no sale
Wyoming bank ....... ................ 13
West Branch bank .... 14
York bank..
P. M'KENN A,
A lictinneer
OHIO.
Reiman! bank of' St. Clairsville.... 14
Clinton bank of Columbus „..1;
Colvntbiatuz bank of New Lisbon-- .....14
Circleville ( Lawrence,........ ...... 14
( Warren, caskier) no sale
Clarinets ti banks
Ckillieothe bank 14
Commercial bank of Lake Erie 14
Dayton bank.— ..... . ....... 14
Franklin bank of COilleibus... ........ ._IJ
Farmers'anal Meckanks' bank of Steubenville ..14
Farmers' bank of Canton 20
Geatiga lj
Granville
Ilamillon ........10
Lancaster
Marietta
Massillon 14
Meekanics' and Traders', Cincinnati
Mount Pleaaa 14
Norwalk
Putnam
Sandusky
Scioto
Urbana
Wooster ........ 14
Xenia -- • • 1 4
Zanesville 14
INDIANA.
State bank and branekes
Slate Scriy
KENTLCKY.
AU banks
State bank .... ...
Bank of Illinois, Skawneetolon
VIRGINIA.
Bank of Ike Valley of Virginia
Bank of Virginia
Excheruge bank of Virginia
Farmers' /revoke Virginia
Noriik , Westernbank of Virginia-- ...... .pa r
Merekants' anti Mechanics' bank of Virginia... par
Bank at Morgantown 1
Baltimore City ....par
All other solvent 1
NORTH CAROLINA.
All solvent banks .. . .. . .. .. .. ..
SOUTH CAROLINA
All solventbanks .... . . ... .
GEORGIA.
Allsdpenamas..----
ALABAMA
Mobile bank 5..........
Counlry banks. .. .
LOUISIANA.
New Orkewes basks ( good)..
TENNESSEE.
,MICHIGAN.
Bank of St. Clair St. Clair, . .. 75
Bank of the River Raisin, Monroe 15
Farmer's' and Meekanics' Bank, Detroit 60
Miekigan Insurance, Ca. Detrail 5
Oakland County Bank, Pontiac . I 5
i FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
R. H. RYAN,
HAVING completed his machinery for the MAN •
UFACTURE OF CABINET FURNITURE,
is now prepared to offer to the public all articles in
his line, •t wholesale or retail, very low for C•stt; he
warrants every article made at his establishment to
give aatisfaction, as none but the best workmen are
employed, and every care taken in the selection of
material.
Turning and Sawing done in the best manner.
Alto, an assortment of turned material kept on
band, such as Wagon Hubs, House Columns,
Newel's and Balusters, Bench Brews,
Bed posts, Shovel and Fork
Table Legs, &c. Handles.
The sobscriber has in addition to his large Estat.
lishment, nine Brick houws, with shah" running
through them, which he will Real for Slops, with
Steam Power sufficient to propel such machinery as
may be put into them, at much lower rate. than steam
power am be produced from small engines.
Possession given at any time. aug2B
Select School tbr Boys and Girls.
ry WILLIAMS has open his Select School for
L . A. Males and Females, in the room over Mr
Dyer's Grocery, and formerly occuFled by Mr Samuel
Blood, in Federal street, Allegheny, en Monday, the
I&th inst.
Tarawa—PrimaryClass, $6 per scholar per quarter
of 11 week*.
/1111110 T Class, '• 5 " "
Senior Clan, 10 14. '•
Rev. D. Elliott, D. D., Rev. D. H. Riddle, D. D.,
Rev. A. D. Campbell, D. D., Hon. Charles Shaler,
Joseph P. Gaza►m, M. D., Charles H. Israeli, Esq.
lONZ2EI
SPECIE STANDARD
ILLINOIS
MARYLAND
13=1
I=IMES:4I
NO. 46. THE PLACE FOB
SIIOIII.ISER ELTING GOODS!
fIENERAL vAmET! JUST REcEivED.—,
1 0 - Cases 4-4 Bleached Sheeting, atbaretdi,.; Be-.
nesley's 1911otv and Sheetin; Linen.; White h z ,
Linen Damask and Spreads, all sizes; Enttpkins,Ci .
es, Diapers, &c; Irish Linens, prices from 25 ets.A o .!;*
$1,871; Counterpanes, splendid. priers from 2.l4tft l ir
$lO. BARROWS & TURNER.
aug 22 M.trket stre'el.
XiOßEENS—Colured Mourns, drab and other
desirable shades opening at ;he Down i‘es-n Calls
House. BARROWS &ItatSKIL -
sag 22 , Iti INlarket sirret..
No. 46 Never Surrendero.
STILL THEY COME—Another lot of those splesa:,
did Gold Pencils received. Those rwrsons
were not supplied from the previous itiVOices ma y aew
have an opportunity to make selections from is full a*.
sortment. Prices the same as befire, from $1.50 tai
$lO. BARROWS & TURNER.
aug22 4G Mliket sirvet.
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
THE la , gmnt lot yet, received yesterday evening , al ' .
No. 46. Wo have now a better article fat 14
au.. with a beautiful assortment, varying io pt ices front
18/ to $2,25. Cull and sea nt
aug22 BARROWS &... TURNER.
Selling off but Not at Cost. =—
SEA GRASS SKIRTS. Another duplicate invoice
received and selling, et 25 cents less thee previ
BARROWS Sr TURNER
•
Mons. Do Lanes.
•' PACKAGES Mons. De Lnines of superior poll
ity. in black. Moe and very desirable fancy shades;
received of the New Cash douse.
aue 22 BARROWS &. TURNER
Now Alpaccas.
RECEIVED, et the - down town" Cll4l hnllae,
fresh supply of black, and blue black Alpaca's,
which are offbred at the lowest rates.
UNDER TM; ''BIG FLAG, " No. 46,
aug26.
LEFT at No. 9G Matlcot trorr. nn the evening
of the 25th inFtant, (Isom of Money, uhich was
supposed to have been dropped by acme person while
in the store. The owner can have the a:I Me by cal
ling at our establishment. tied pro , inz the notes. •
jy 30.ir BURROWS & TURNER.
Mackerel.
10 B B LS. No 3, huge size; j , ist rocrived nod
sale by J. & J. McDEVITT,
june 4 No. 224, Liberty ;greet.
Honey.
Ismall Boxes, pat up for Family nee, on bond and
for sale by 3. &J. DEV ,
jane 4 N 2724 L,borvv greet.
Goshen Cheese
U BOXES or Prime Goshen CITCTSC; I Br.x Or ,
tinge co., Pine Apple do .111:t rerrivPd, and
fur sale by A G JUNI-MART,
sept 4. 140 Lihmly st.
Pure Olive Oil.
DOZ. Bottles pure Olive Oil. joo ro.reivod a nd
i
for sale by A. G. REINHART,
aug26. 1 tO, Libertv gr.
London Dinstard.
3 rk CANS (5 lb each) Snperfine London Mustard
kb,. received and for sale by
A. G. REINHART.
No 1.10, Liberty 0.
CHOICE PRUNES, at by
A. G REINHART,
140. Liberty street
30 DOZ. Bearer Buckets, in score and f;.r mile;
A. G. REINHART.
Louisville Lime.
I_o2 BB LS. fresh Lou iv, ;e. Lime j,J4I received
and for sale fl JANIES MAY.
Powdcr
.295 KEGS BPIII ty ' S FFFG Mire Potttler, jost
s ss , rec e ived and for sale [ow on trcommodaiingt
terms. by M. B. RH EY & Co.,
•ug23. Agents for the 111anufactoters.
N. B. Merchants wishing; to purchase here trill
please leave their orders at our countisg room before
9 o'clock, A. M.
Batting.
X5O
LBS. in 25 pound bales, just received and
offered for sale by
M. B. 111:ILY & CO.,
sug23 No. 9 Water V.
Cotton Yarn, &c.
Q BOXES long reel Cotton 'Yarn,
la 300 IN Carpet Chain,ju,t received and for info at
rnatiofacturero lowest pi ices by
M. B. RI-lEY & CO.,
No 9 %Vete' it.
Tobacco.
28
KEGS, six twist Tobacco, received per
Steamer Belfast, and rm. sale by
M. B. Rh & CO.,
Nu g Water street.
VEN ITI AN BLINDS.
Ai WESTERVELT,
•' E old and well Imo - ern
Inn Blind Maker, former"
>f Second and Fourth St 4./
;es this method to Missals.
many f iends of the fart
it his Fiictei. is ram in In i
!ration on Si Chrt xi., near
old Allegheny Bridge,
iere a cmistarit wimply of
inds of various colors RDA
tlitien, is con.otntly kept
hand and at all prices,
,m twenty-cents up to suit
,omers.
N. B If required, Blinds will be put urr PP, lbPi in
Case of alarm by fire, or otherwise, they may be re
moved without the aid of a screw-driver, and with
the same facility that any otter • piece of furniture ears
be removed. and without as extra expense.
je2.4.3&-wly.
Rheumatism.
ABOUT ten months since. I was attacked with
Rheumatism in the small of my back and in the
knees. Having heard B. A. Yuhnestock & Co's
Rubefacieat highly spoken of as a remedy for Rhea.
matiem. I procured some, and the first application
gave me such relief that I was able to go to work the
next mot ning. I bone had seven Ifferont attacks of
Rheumatism previous to this, and have suffered much
from it, and bane used a great variety of remedies,
but never met with me befoto that gave suck prompt
relief. Jorrx Wtssox,
Fifth Ward. Pittsburgh.
Prepared and sold by B. A. FAH NESTOCK & Co.,
corner nf Wood and Sixth street. sepe..
SELLERS' GREAT REMEDY FOR LIVER COM
PLAINT.—NO CURE—NO PAY.
DEAR SlR—There were two boxes of your inval
uable Liver Pills brought to this county, which
cured two persons who hod been doctoring for the liver
complaint for years. When I was last in Pittsburgh
I bought two boxes more. for persons who base re
ceived great benefit from it; more than from any other
medicine they have ever taken. As there are but few
persons here who are not troubled more or leas with
Liver Complaint, there is great demand for your BM'
pills; I therefore send for one or two dozen. If I bad
known the vale° of yenr pills as I now know it, I
would not have left Pittsburgh without takirg a doted
boxes. YOLILS, .1. KAUFMAN, Crawford Co. Pa.
A Remarkable Case.
Attention is asked to the following statement of
Samuel McCord, Esq., of Wellsburgh, Vu.
Welltburgh, Va. May 261 h, 1845.
I hereby certify that I was afflicted with the Lives'
Complaint and Phthisie far a long timv; being more
than a year underthe care of a Physician, that the dis
ease, instead of being relieved by the medicines took,
kept gradually getting worse; my body swelled ro that
I was unable to stoop low enough to tie my shoe.—
Whevise disease was at the wont, I was recommend
ed to try Sellers" Liver Pills. I did so, and loas,ras
lieced greatlyby the first box, and cempletely cured
by the second. SAMUEL M'CORD.
These Pills which stand verivalled by any Medicine
known for the cure of diseased livers, tire prepared
and sold by R. E. SELLERS. No 125 Smithfield st.
sold also by Kerr &Mohler, 145 Woosi st; L. Wfkos,
Jr. and Wm. Thorn. Market at;. Fess &
Ward; and at P. Schwartz and John Mitrdedli,
&bony City. to