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PITTSBURGII, PA.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 1845
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE
CONIMITTE.F. FOR NOVEICIER.
W. F.ichbaum, A. Gordon, James Marshall
COtIRESPONDENTS
In reference to communications which mnv appear
in this paper, we haveone or two remarks to make.—
We will insert none without the name of the author be
inz fast made known to us, and when inserted, must al•
ways be taken as expreasiveuf the views of eke
and not the eater of this paper, unless the views no
expressed are editorially remarked upon and approved.
Miss Prrittes Bantrur.—The performances of
this evening are for the Benefit of Miss Purata.
The pieces selected for the evening "Charlie the
Second" and the “Softambelist," are decidedly ex
cellent. It Isnot necessary for us to Bay Gne word to
induce the patrons of the Drama to attend. Miss P.
i s a u n i v ersal favorite, and we have no doubt this fact
will be made strikingly evident by a crowded house
tonight.
Swiss BELL RtinEns.—The Swiss Bell Ringers
will be in town to-night, and we would advise the
managers of the Theatre, to be on the alert, and en
gage them by all means. We are aware that a small
advance on the present Nice,' would be required, in
order to defray the expense, consequent upon such an
arrangement, but we feel ausured that the public will
ssilliegiy comply with the small additional demand.
and cram the house every night of their engagement.
New DRY Goods Bvoite.—Mr James Doyle, late
of Philadelphia, has opened a large and excellent
imsortment of Dry Goods at No. 58, Market. between
3J and 4th 'treas. Give him a call. See advertise.
MOOT.
MASS TARIFF CONVF:NTION
The committee to mat., an-angemrmi for the Tar.
Coavetaioe to meet at Holliday...burgh. on the 12th
November,inat., will meet at the U S Hotel, this e
setaing (Monday, 3d Nov .) it 6 o'clock.
RODY PATTERSON, Chairman.
IV. H. W . /slime!, t Secretaries.
Robert airisty.
TEMPERANCE HALL.
The Hon W Forward will Adm., ihe W.ifhingto
nian't thi4 evening in their Hall, at 7 o'clock.
no► 3
DUQUESSI
Gr The memo.-is of the Duipesno Fire Compa
ny are hereby notifi.•d to attend n Qurterly Meeting of
the Company. at the Hall, on Nfonilay evening., Nov.
3.1, at 74 o'clock. W. J. Howann.Jr.
Nov 3
PENN INSURANCE COMPANY
The office of ibis company lin, been retnorcii mihe
Warehouse of King & Ho!me., on Water street,
Pittsburgh. J I:1 NNE:I", Jr, Sney.
0m,30-4L
INSURANCE! INSURANCE!!
KING St FINNEY, AOCIITS of the Delaware• M
Insurance Company of Philerd..lphite. have removed
't heir office to the warrhease of King St Holmes, un
iYater street, near Market street, Pittsburgh.
oct 30.
GOURAUD'S ITALIAN NIEDICAUED SOAI',
fur rendering the harshest skin delicately smooth,
'white and soft; removing sallowness cutaneous erup.
lions, pimples, tan, freckles, or redness. Its soothing
influence immediately allays the irritation ..fmn•quitt,
bites, &c., while its dilating properties presents the
formation of wrinkles, and banishes them. if already
(armed—eliciting, on the cheek uf age, the clearness
and smoothness of youth.
Prepared by F. F, Guvasvn, New York. P,ice 50
rents. Fur sale by ll E SELLERS,
oci3o No 57 Wood st,
kiLIiCIIA3Tb . •NT) M•N VIACTIJItER • i BANN,
Pittsburgh, Ocioher, 181 h. 1845.
AN election fur thirteen Directme or this Malik, to
serve for the coming year. will be held at the
flanking 1.10111,e, on Monday, the 17th flat of Nov em b er
nett. IV. 11. I)F:NNY,
ort2o die
EXCH•NGC BANK or I'iTTsBCßall.
Oetoter 13th, 1345.
AN election for thirteen Director. of this Bank, to
serve for the sawing ) ear, will he held a; the
Tlankingliottee, on Moodily, the 17th day ;if Notern•
her, between the hours of 9 A M. and 3 I'. M.
THOMAS M. HOWE,
Cashier.
octlB.the
Bas[ M PITT!SCHGII,
October 17th. IBC,.
AN election for thirteen Directors of thi. Hank. for
,be ensuing tear, wilt be held at the Bunking
House, on Monday, the 17th tiny of November next.
JOHN SNYDER,
Cashier.
act 1 8-ate
FARE REDUCED TO 88
Opposition Chad latest Past Liao for
VEZZADIJIRILIIA.
OF SPLESIDID TROT BUILT COACHES,
iv' • •
Limited to Seven Passengers
Leave Pitt.tiargla daily al I, P. N.
RUNNING THROUGH IN 45 HOURS,
Aucersdingthe mountain with
SIX HORSES AND POSTILLIOA
ONLT ONE NIGHT OUT TO CHANIBERSIUGH,
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Thence by RAIL ROAD to Philadelphia, (being the
only Line, running their own cars on the road.) connec
ting with Mail Cars for New York; 'lsom. Chambers
burg with Mail lines direct to Baltimore and Wash
i mon City.
IrgrOffice three doors from Exchange Hotel.4El
Oct A. HENDERSON, Agent.
rise sad Marius Insurance.
THE Insurance Company of North Ameticl, of
Philadelphia, through its duly authorized Agent,
the subscriber, alters to make permanent and limited
Insurance on property, in this city and iu vicinity, and
on shipments by the Canal and Rivets.
DIRECTORS
Arthur G. Coffin, Prei t. Samoa' Brook.,
Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor,
Serra W. Jones, Sena W. Smith,
Edward Smith, Ambrose 'While,
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas,
John White, John R. Neff.
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood ,
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Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrard, Sec'y.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1794. Its charter is
perpetual, and from its high standing, long experience,
ample means. anti avoiding all risks of an extra ha
zardous character, it may be considered as offering
amplo security to the public.
MOSES ATIVOOD,
At Counting 6rom of Atwood, .lona & Co.. Water
•nd Front streets, Pittsburgh. oct23•ly,
JAMES HOWARD & CO.
TTAVE the pleasure to announce to their friends
that they again occupy their old stand at No.
83, Wood street, where they have opened an eaten•
sive
WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE,
And will have constantly on hand an extenhive assort
ment of Satin.glased and plain PAPER HANG
INGS, Velvet and Imitation Botders,of the latest style;
and most handsome patterns for papering balls, par
burs and chambers.
They manufacture, and have on hand at all times,
Piiritit,g. Writing, Letter, Wrapping and Tea Paper,
Bonnet and Fuller's Boards—all of which they offer
lot sale on the most accommodating terms, and to
whic - b they invite the attention (
, ),L.4fierchants and
others.
ALSO—Blank Books of all kinds and the be..t qual
ity, School Books, &c. always on hand and fur sale
. a s above. aug 25.
Port of Pittoburgt).
24 rear WATER IL THI CH•KSZL
ARRIVED.
Daily heaver Packets;
Daily Brcnvesville Packets.
Monongalmla City Packets.
Atlas, Sterling, Cincinnati;
Rhode Island, McFall, Wheeling
DEPARTED.
Dnily Bearer Packets;
Daily Broiensviile Packets;
Monongehteitt City Packets.
Nlnnticeilo. Gray. Cincinnati.
Allegheny Belle, Hanna. Cincinnati
Per N Orleans. Pensacola and Alpa.
lachicola.
The new and light drntniht steamer
PEYTONA, D GKIKR. Jr.,. Master,
will depart for the above and inter
mediate ports, on the first rise of water. For freight
or passage, apply on board, or to
M B RHEY &CO,
nov I. No 51 Water at.
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SPEED AND COMFORT!!
MONO N GABE L A ROUTE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
THZ SPLENDID PART RUNNING STEAMERS
ni at CONSUL
t at
•SD
LOUIS Al' LA NE,
ARE MAKING DAILY TRIPS.
One boot will leave every afternoon at 3 o'clock,
precisely.
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FARE— Pittsburgh to Baltimore, $lO.
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, $19..
Passengers by these Bunts will lodge on hoard in
comfortable state-rooms ihe first night, will pass over
the Mountains (only 73 miles) the following DAY, in
in Eett , rn-built Coaches; sup and lodge the second
night in Cumberland, thus avoiding aigist travel alto.
gm ber.
Ticket. will entitle Passengers to stop at Cumber
land or Baltimore, if they wish, and resume theft seats
at pleasure.
Extras furnished, for a full load, to run as P a A sea .
gera may desire.
Fur sents, or entire roaches for apply at the office,
two doors from the Exchange; and at the National
Hotel, above the Monongahela Bridge.
oat it FERGUS MOORHEAD. Agent.
Deaver, Warren and Cleveland Packets
and Stage Line.
&alit" icat
THE SPLENDID CANAL PACKETS,
Express & Telegraph,
Leave Reaverdaily. (Sundays expected.) at
clock A. M.. (on the arrival of the steamer Michigan
from Pittsburgh,) and arrive at Warren next morning
at 7 o'clock—connecting at ‘Varren with Neil, Moore
& Co's line of Stages. which leave Warren on the ar
rival of the Packet. rind reach Cleveland before night.
Fare through $4 St/.
Passengers paying inPivaburghareentitlydtnchoke
of berths on the Canal Packet, and seats in the stage.
Fur passage a7plyon board Steamboat Michigan,or
to JOHN S DICKEY. Beaver.
G M lI RTON & CO., Pittsburgh.
CL ARK &Co., Beaver.
For miaoage urning 'apply at the Stage offres of
N El L. MOOR F. & Ca., Cleveland.
J S M 13 TAYLOR, Warren.
BEAVER PACKET
The well known steamer
MICHIGAN,
W. B. Rut es,
MRAirr. hnorommenc,l
her regular laity trip.. lensing Pittsburgh (ss hereto
fore) et 1 o'clock. P. M.. and Braver at !I, A. NI.
Priccato suit the tirncs,suii tho.e whc hire no mune)
carried free.
The Canal to Cleveland will be °Tweed •ti soon at
the weather a ill permit; on the opening of which
CLARKE At CO'S LINE to CLEVELAND,O.,a:Id
M EA DV I 1,1,F„ Pa., will go into opera
tion. For freight or image apply oo board, or to
jilly 12 G. M. HARI ON, Water otreet.
11.7" The Michigan is provided with Evans' Start)
Guard.
1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1345
TA e ;ter and Splendid Steamer.
11. & RAIL MONONGAHELA,
Stasi e, Master, has cornmpnrrd run
ning regularly, and will continue , tii
un through the sen.en nlt • Week In
Pocket between Pittsburgh •nd Cincinnati, Irosinr
Pittsburgh every Monday motning at 10 o'clock, and
Cincinnati every Thursday MOT 1•01 •t the Lime hoar.
For freight or passage apply on board. rn2s.
Cashier
LAZE ERIC & MICHIGAN LINE
STEAMER LAKE ERIE, Carr. C•mr•at.t.
Leaves Beaver ai 8 o'cick, A. M.
" POtaburgh at 3 o'clock, I'. M.
STEAMER MICHIGAN, CapT.
lIVeI l'inaburgh at 9 o'clock, A. M.
" Iterner at I o'clnck, P. M.
In cnnnert ion with daily Lines of Freight and Par
sage Canal Boats to Erie, l'a., and Clevt.land, rt.
Steam Float and Vea.el• to all parts on Lake Etie
and Michigan. Apply to
G. M. HARTON & CO.,
JOHN B. DICKEY, Ikaser
,jun42.l-y CI. 4 K &Co.. Beaver
REBUILT AND REMOVED.
Furniture Cheap and Geed.
JAS. W. IVOODWELL respectfully informs his
friends and the public that helms rumored told.
old stand, No. 85 Third street, where he has on hand
a splendid assortmerw of Furniture of all descriptions,
ready fur their inspection. Persons wishing to (moist,
Hotels, Steamboats, Private Dwellings, Sze. a ill find
it to their interest to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
FURNITURE
which cannot be surpassed in the western country
comprising the following articles:
Sofas, Divans and Ottoman.;
Trpop, Tete-a.Tetes, Wardrobes:
Secretary and Book-Case.;
Card, l'ier, Sofa nod Centre Tables
Sideboards; Dressing DuBCAUa, various styles
Hatand Towel Racks;
French and fligh•l»at Bedsteadc
End, Dining and Breakfast Tablet
Mahogany CHAIRS of all desctiroinna;
A general adaoriment of Fancy Chair.:
Alan. a general aA.ortment of COMMON FURNI
TURE. nep4.3m.
SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSE is LOT
FOR SALE.
AVERY large and commodious Mick Dwelling
HOUVI, beautifully situated, in ''Pride's Or•
'chard," on the bluff of 'he ',Monongahela river, a few
square■ beyond the city line The lot is 72 by 160
feet, fronting on three streets; At res st. 100 feet wide;
Pride st. 60 feet wide; Caldwell it. 40 feet wide,—
The bonne is 224 feet front by 47 feet deep, with 11
finished rooms; and was built in the most substantial
end liberal manner for the subscribers' own occupan
cy. The terms will be very rearunable. Apply to the
subscriber on the premises.
octl3 Im. JACOB YOCIDES.
Removal.
CHURCH & CAROTREIRR,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HANTE returned to their Old Stand, Wale.. and
Front litA, third door below Smithfield, on which
a new fire proof house has been erected. They have
on band a large and va. ions stock of Groceries, Iron,
Nails, &c., and will be glad to see their old custom
era. oct IS-d2w.
Fort Pitt Glass Works.
WE have removed our Waru Rooms to our new
building,
CORNER OF WOOD AND FRONT STS.,
where we will keep a general asso:tment of Cut,
Pressed and Plain
FLINT GLASS WARE,
Vials, Winslow Glass, &c. Also, a large variety of
Steam Boat Chandeliers, Solar Lamps. Side Lamps,
Lamp Wicks, Castors, &c, which we will sell upon
the most reasonable terms.
ocl2l`2w CURLING, ROBERTSON &Cu
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BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
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FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA
The Ledger states that the fire on Wednesday even.
ing was quite a destructive one, destroying, as it did,
n large frame building and an extensive brick one ad•
joining, with all the machinety, and a large quantity
of material, &c. The flame wan occupied by J. T.
Holloway. for the manufacture of patent leather, who
has lost some $l5OO or $2000; by Joseph iVilke, cot.
ton spinner, whuie loss is from two to three thousand
dollars; and by George Knight. carpet manufacturer,
whose loss is several hundred dollars—no insurance.—
The brick factory was occupied by J. E. Eldridge, for
the manufacture of cotton yarn, whose loss is from
oix to eight thousand dollars. Mr. E's loss is, how.
ever, nearly covered by insurance.
IMPORTANT II cson.—The New York Journal of
Commerce stntes that it was rumored that Mr Park
, enham, the British Minister at Washington, finding
there is little hope of adjusting the Oregon question
either by compromise or arbitration, has proposed to
leave the Thole territory in its present condition for
20 years, under the joint protection of England and the
United States, and with the stipulation that at the
end of said period, its then inhabitants mny attach
themselves to either country, or erect themselves into
an independent sovereignty, as they may prefer.
U S SICN•TOR.- It is said that Mr Carroll; one of
the editors of the New Hampshire Patiim, will he
appointed U S Senator from that State in place of M
Woodbury, resigned.
MURDER OF MRS. BICKFORD, AT BOSTON.
This dreadful afraid, exciting greet interest in Bos
ton, where the detail,. as given at the Coroner's In
quest, are anxiously limened to end greedily devour
at they ittue from the newspapers Albert J
rell or A. De Wolf ii trte murderer, of whom the
Burton Times remark.—
Fir some weeks doling the last summer, Tirrell and
Mr. Bickford boarded together as man and wife, al
the Hanover-st. H.Nne. To av-id su.picion, they
took their mealy at a private trble, end their illegal
as•oriation Ira, not diwrovered by the landl o rd till
bis au•picion• were excited by informotien furnish-1
bin by persont from %Veymouili who were acquain
ted with Tirrell, and knew that he bail a family at
that place. Tic fell, finding that be was exposed. so
once noised his quarters. and w... 11)011 aft. r arrest•
rti on a elvirge of adulierv.
%%dole stopping at Ilan above named house, they
fr , flllelllly quarrelled, it is said, and inn one occasion.
Maria hail a valuable silk dirs. li:erallv loin from
bier. lien husband, Mt Biekford, was rel. Wing in the
city at the l inn,. a n d lien called to we her, and sip.
peered much attached to her, and elt:.nugh aware of
her trial ions ro Tirrr 11, sea. in t h ehabit of pet fJrm
ing. at her rrq:r•l, many erlikndi.
I ha•fathcr of fiord died about a sear since, teas •
ing property 1.. the amtsunt of $ . .r . /.000. Mort, 01 it
was i n Mal rotate. wkch oat dI •posed of (rum I ' M. , to
time, at a geese liaCrt fire, in Ottla I" to Mahn' arlllll4-
I,le means. an far •• .%lbert's portion was cunrcriicd.
There were other children.
The father of this same Ttrrell, Mr Lem and -
refl. wan a Iteprroeteattn• fer nen.- intrelse ?rats te
the t;.-nend Court horn the taw, of ‘Vryrnouth. Al
bert Wet expended eonnn'eralde money niveln /
11,,kr,rrd, had rerun, lett-fa 1 ,, her, I.rrhaps cnmtne
lint hint/elf in attune way. which else ma. 1 ,, c1111.014 10
Clan/pry 1. 111/ .1.11 , 0.11,41 whicit for 1 .
FFFFF 11C its. r tl,inFa led 1.1 tie angry wmd. w 4 1 . 4/111,[1,
not teed in tint en 'den, ,r, in en twhee tt.e inguenrt
Nothing had i run.pitrti up to 9 o'clock last night is
0 Ti, rrli's th.nigh the rfilc-rt I hate brew u.
fortne4l hal be 11.1 , 1 br . en teen tee., In, u m , sug I. Iv-
Intim'. at %Venni:nth, ard nutty Ib, Is r, last
(Let a-
Fft4)\l SI )11'11.1ME1(1(
.111DVIlot Nrpefill to ih 911, 1.1 Srptrrsolsoo,
liaYto bran inreisrut at tbe New Votl flacttangtrionl.log
roslrll, but don 1.111. at intellicenson f r tult Ilia-nos Ayr...
is only to hit 13:11.o( Aticuat, uhrre , sat. the I
merrial. we have had ails ire. ofito.rt t..
A Ir.tiet Atigual 114th. in Ore dre.rral, •aya thati
Gov !twist. gra• mantle/wag great arnrhr In prrvitia•
lions for rwiltert, all per.orta capable of treat Ing r‘ , 1,11•
red to enroll thrern•el‘rs; that n lAA 61.4.1 3g.lgt m ra•
pen rpttLlr, inrin•llng an. •pptuarlla of wax Import
till nt .n tn.nrmrm.
A I rere:ll sionr , of-war arKI tern Eng.lish ee•sel.
rellerrti the TOOOl of the river I ' .rana, W here it .n p
twa iota the Clievitr--tattitio the thterior rater. of
Buenos Arre•—at.l there tame to arielior l'hts
mover.rto ran. 4 1 mist h tr.lhglar,t fceling at flue...
era, a. the it sae!, c ante in hostile a n d r ItlMlyl
the 114051 . 01rnal.nrs of It 1.0C16C
SENTENCE!) 1U Till: I'l I.LORV.
A colored woman, con% wird of lateen. a New Ot.
lentos, was sentenced to stand for tore hour in t), ou
tcry, and then Frt. rte la•kes. :the no, san.(n.m
the boor .4 10 I.) 11 A M, she was stalwart! in tlw
I'lare d' 'ac in (tont o f the Recorder', office, *oh
a large b/..e paper bap upon her Mad, npoa which .a.
printed the word reirose, (thief.) Upon her breast,
was also a pliscard, upon which wtuten her name
clime and sentence. Upon the expiration of the hon.,
she was remanded bark to jail, where the number of
Inches, in accordance with the sentence, was inflict•
ed upon Fa•r person.
Take particular Netic.a
thP Fianklin Houae, Ilmit of Irwin weer.
l'ittaboth, by Ft B Daroprn, I. au. moat rhgble
establishment for transient travellers or thme whn may
wish a longer residence in the city, big accomorhaione
are excellent. We know from expesiem e and beart ih
recommend bin house as wonky of rwtronage.
Hugh Kirkland. Frrerim t.
Wm Connelly, Franklin.
Itengamin J Niblock, Butler.
H 14 Webb, Cochranton.
JIIO Hamilton. ()bin.
John neiley, New York.
Pilonlers accommodated by the day or week
month or yearly. Oct 15
Law Books
STORY on Promissory Nute.;
Chitty'. Blackstone;
do on Contract.;
Precedent. of Win.;
Thomas's Coke;
Getz's Foul, in Conveyancing;
New York Digest. For Flair by
BOSWORTH & FORRESTER;
or' 31 4:1 NI arliet street.
Ay 11CH ELL'S Ancient Geography and Atlas;
J. on Modern do du;
Bonin'. Geography of the !leavens;
Olney-. Geography end Atlas;
Smith's do do;
Woodbridge and Willard'. Geography and Alla.;
For sale by Hos Wotan & FORRESTER,
oct3l 43 Market sheet.
Books and Stationary, &a.
ON hand, a good eupply of School Book., Wri•
ting, Letter and %Vrapping paper; Ink and
Quills, Sand, patent Fens and %Valera. An as,ert
ment of all the publications of the American Tem•
perartrt Union and a Val let,' of Religious and Wl
cellaneous Books, and cheap and usefnl Fataily Med
icines, &c. for sale low for cash or exchange to suit
consignees. ISAAC HARRIS, Agent and COTTii•
sion Merchant, No. o.sth st. oct29 6t.
Wanted in exchange, beeswax, ernmtry carpets
anti lags for carpet and paper makers, Rte.
Places Wanted,
Li OR a number of white and colored House Wait
]: era; Hustlers; Laborers; Mechanics, and Boss.
Also. for a number of Seamstresses. Wanted, good
cooks and girls fur all work, at home and in neigh
boring towns; for Private Families, Hotels, boarding
Houses, Nurses, &c. Wanted to borrow on the
very best security, and for several persons, several
sums of money, from $5O to $3OO. $5 . 0.0, $9OOO, &c.
Stn. All kind, of Agencies attended to ; confidential
ly, and for moderate charge., at
HARRIS' Agency and
oct29-lit Intelligence Office, Nu 9, sth street.
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Auction Salts.
Positive Salo of Hardware, Cutlery. discs
WILL be sold withoot muerte, on Monday af
ternoon, November 3d, et 2 o'clock, at Davis'
Commercial Auction /looms, corner of 'food and sth
streets, a large and General assortment of HarJNare,
Cutlery, &c., comprising in parr—knob and stock
locks; knob, Norfolk, andthomb latches; files/ frame
pullies; adzes; trowels; hinges; penknives; knives and
forks; table steels; waiters; corkscrews/ table and lea
spoons; scissors; rivet.; gimblets; compasses; needles;
thimbles; salt and mustard spoons; sugar tongslclonk
clasps; toy watches; watch keys; spectacles; hooks
and eves; flints; violin strings; crayons; fishing reels,
&c. &c. JOHN D. I/AVIS,
oct3l Auctioneer.
WILL be sold Wiliam reserve at Davis' Auction
Store, corner of Wood and Fifth sts, on Mon
day Nov. 3d ut 3 o'clock. all dame 18 hots of Ground,
mat Iced, numbers 25. 26, 27,29, 29,30, 73, 74. 75,
76 77,78, 212,213.2/4,215 210,217. in Cook &Cart
salt's plan of Lots, &e. on Holmes' Hill. They are
very pleasantly situated for a private residence and in
a desirable neighboi hood, and a ill be /old oliotsether.
crins cash at sale.
SAW!. GORMLY,
M. ALLEN, AAsignees.
oci .1 D DAVIS, Atic't
ORLEANS CLOTHS
FASHION A TlLE mixtures for business coats, Icrw
pi iced, for side to order' by
CLOAKS, ULOA KS
JUST received an invoice of French Olathe, suite
ble for Cloukt. Also a few payerns beautiful
Cusiimerm for linings fur the same, fur which we will
bo glad to recuise orders.
A LGEO, McGUIRE &Co.
251 Liberty at.
BLUE BLANKET COATS. These comfortable
coots so indtspensible to the travelling commoni
ty Coll be lied in superior style tit our eAtablishment.
AIIXE:D Bi:AVER CLOTHS AND FANCY
LININGS.
SOMETHING rww in thi• line to be bad at thr
Fashionable Head Quartets of
COBURG CLOTHS
A NEW and splendid Cloth fur winter coats we
have every variety of color, nod will make them
in every variety •,f style to still the taste, the habit
and die pocket of our rn.t.mer•. Call and see them
A ',GEO, MeGUI & Co'..
Liliorty it.
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White Waz.
CASF:S White W. jno received and for sale
„4 B. A. FAHNF:STOCK &CO.,
oq 6th and Wood
Black Lead.
' I ' S P A . ; -I.
i l ili a .s j o( .‘ -
c d „ " " fu.
mi 10 r0 , ...1 of •
arts. Turpentine.
1( RBIS. Spi.. Turpentine, jiso rec"ivoil and for
aale toy B. AFA NESTOC K & CO..
uct3o co.( t;lh and %Vont , ' .t..
Loaf Sugar.
ViT E fun •upply of No 6, 788
V Lodi - Sugar, which will be 4.'14 at
1.11 . 1( B it I I)(; I.:, 11 I LSON & CO,
Water ot
SrUAR HOUSE MOLASSES.
BRL•s H MotAsara.
411 3u 1,•11 do
Vol .ale bow lo d ie con•i rnmero.
UR II I IN; W I LSO . co
W.irr at
30 1.11 N U Spiznr. .sir
111 . ‘V I LSON S Cu..
%Vide/ 91 f (.04
Copper.
( a mom )
N . it 1111 %1 I (.SON & 0).
W ale r „rar 1.
6 EMIG r. rOCJI AIC
,%1"1 \G rebodt an 1 rento‘rii to hi s 01,1 .rand,
sirrrt, oext to the ruiner of Se
r./wt. ronl trel,• I. tr aIiMICI • getierlll Commission
t.
Ile ralllrorlow.,l7 ettprlie,l with .Americanmanufacturr, at the lowest wholesale ca.," price..
17
Blankets.
A I .lo:Sii lulpriy of I.rt. twillr.t Flatni.ns juAt
rro , uvled (mai usllnufactery. fm
Wiz/ow Maas.
• SSA )11T 11) •urs, 7I'J to 12.0:!fl for sole lor
El CCK; H
ort? t 10. Wmai
Ciopporas.
B111411F:LS lot ark !uw by
1
Sweet Potatoes.
L 20
ISUSFIEL'; of firm .went pntaincoL, in
barnelo and for sale by
PC MUtTIN,
60 %v.', el.
50 SACKS pea nuts for sale low Ity
C MARIAN,
GO W•ler 41
Tanners Oil.
10. E B ARRELS for rale I
o ' v
le 17 :%1 ARTI
oe t 23 GO Water it
20 BC XES for sale low be
MARTIN.
Oct' 0 TO Water at
Yining 117101 . . Tea.
2511 ALE Chests t•rstra Fine," from cargo
Lady Adams," Received end for sale by
IL LAMBERT,
0 , 116 100 Liberty or.
35 Ft ARIIELS Herring. (Alewives;)
5 new No I Salmon;
25 Boxes " Scaled Herring.;
Received sod for sale by Id LAMBERT,
rietl6 100 Liberty +t
Citron and Reek Candy.
BOXES Preaervea Citron;
10 " Rock Omar;
Received and for salo by 11. LAMBERT,
nct 16 100 Liberty iet
Tar, Pitch & Begin
tOBLS N: C. Tar
30 RMin
10
Just received and for sale by
J. &J. WIDEVITT,
ocll6 Tz4 Liberty st
Ground Spices.
1 0 CANS Ground Cinnamml,
6 " "
I " Cloves,
10 boxes " Pepper N. L
Just received and foo sale by
J. & J. 151'DEVITT
224 Liberty st
50 BOXES Pipes jultice i iv s e t w D lV l lT T e T ale by
224 Liberty st.
Oysters! Oysters!!
OysEnsran be had at the FRANKLIN 110I1gE
cornet oiSixth Ntreet and Cherry alley.
sep3o 1m CHRISTIAN SCHMERTZ.
FOR SALE.
lIIWO acres of grocrnd, fronting on the Sandy and
Beaver Canal, and within a fourth of a mile of
the flout Ishing town of Hanover, Ohio. Apply to
0ct.16 BLAKELY & MITCHEL.
- 14 ' 4141 k , 1et-I!sNtoW4b;- -, z , -
19 Lots for Sala
ALGEC), McGUI R & Co.
251 Liberty tit
ALG EO, McG VIRE & Co.
251. Liberty st
A LGEI.), NIcG VIRE & Co.
'251 Liberty et
N. 0. Sagas
6EOi/fit.: i 211)(.. II N,
No `2l, W0..41
ot.
Pea Nuts
List si Letters
REMAINING In the Ton Office, at Pittabtagb
November I, 1845. Persons calling for fetters
whose names ate on this list, will please say they are
advertised.
Adams William Arlan beets, B Mrs
Adams Nancy Appleby John
Agnew Nancy Jane Anderson Marthre
Abrams PI M A nderron lames
Adams John 2 Arnold Daniel
A kerly J Armstrong Enzatieth
Adams Sarah A II A Wrentf Joseph
Adams James Ft A rmstrong Charles
Abernathy Isabella A Mrs Arihurs Hannah
Aches J I Rev 2 ARV Nancy klit.s
Adam/ A Atkihstm Henry
Arkara Ddw,rd D Ash platy
Adams Alexander A Atkinson Ceara*
Amncrny Abraham Avery James FS it A B 2
Alford J ill Alfield George
A loop George 0 Alexander rr r
B
Babcock E II Rev, Eller Wllliam C Der
Baker Jolt, F, Black James 2
Balch Moser F Binh Merry
Banks William 3 BO Wen Thomas
Bail Joseph 1" Pore/and Mary Jane
Ehnen Delors Ron veil Jeremiah
Bannon Benjamin Boyd W F
Baker Peler Bowers Brinell W
Baker Henry Bowers George C
Bascom George Boyle Mary Mini
Basham C Bonneit VVilliant
Barr Mary Borhidee J -
Bayha Lewis Brown Join
Barton Samuel Drown W F 2
Barclay Margaret Brown John 0
Bateman Abraham Brierer L
Barton John Bralt Margaret
Barclay George E Briggs Witham
Bartlett Benjtmin r Brimer George
Baster William Brooks Joshua
Beatty Anne Bradshaw J M
Ball Basel Brady F Mrs
Benson William Bennett, !Moore 4 Cornelius
Beavers John Of Fierkhart Jahn
Bennet James Britter Charles
Benny John Snigger Mallehen
Beam Phoebe E Boris Alfred P 2
Bet Jacob Burr Siuoinnah
Becom Mary Burnett 4. Withers
Beebe Waldo P Bareken Mar♦
Bishop Pict Mrs !teller Mary Jaffe
Bingham Mr R ti Bart A
Bird George A Darr Ezra
Blow Georre M Porch!leld glary 11
Bishop William Buret A
Blgham Hugh BrunnanJuhrt
C
Carnet John Collins B P
Cahill Anthony 2 Copely Patrick
Cameron James Cole, Daniel
Carney Darvrillan Contra's Robert Jr
CameronJ K Collins Patrick
Cahoon James Coffee William
Canaan John Cole Joh.
Carey James Cosegrove James
Carrell James Coleman James
Cadwallader Captain Covert Catharine
Catlett A G Cook John $
Cal hell Jonathan Coven William
GaDenier N Conrad Simon
Carroll .13111.11 Connell Miller
1 . 4 e, her Elio Conne l l David
Carpenter David P Conaeoy William
Carry John CoweC Fidettia
Campbell J W Connell Thomas
Campheil David Citarlash Joh.
Campbell S M it Co Croasmare Ceorze
Chandler W W Chriftmars Job.
chainan Lake Craighead Mary W
Chadwick Samuel Creese Henry
Chanthertala Maria C Crawpit Charlotte
Chase David Crawford E D
Chamberiand Maria eraser Jane
Chapman Wells A Crook, Nelms
Churrhlll A Creiehlea John
Charles C William Cobb Dewy
Chine May Cuppl , • R B
Clark Samuel Correa Manes
Cielland licsralt Curtiss Eirtrard
CliffoidC Cummin s William
Cooper John
Colte e haw Anna B
Dranprtey Catharine
Dillon Jahn
Bel heraze Mary
Deanne James
Dicherocia L. IL
iNelne J
Doyle Alvah A
Borne lia2h
Maarlty Cliarka
Daaseity Neil!
Beim* law
Denneeity Jolla S
Duestan Joe■
Lateniat John
DrAVOe Ptler
Pier .1 V
Ininenn John
Nina W t'
Dane Georre A
baberry Edward G
Daniel. Thomas
Dair...ll Daniel
Davenport II
Darr Daniel
Morels*. Cheater
Dailey Job*
Ir Loeb I.
Davis Arno*
Darin Hotta
Davis Janos
Darla Jobe
Davit Sarah
Davis Jot.* B
Dernio Jawea
Dryer illraander
Dean Airaander
Ditnieri Wary
Drvin Thema.
Depier Cornelius
Delavan
Dame lly ral r It
r<►..l roan ! . 4
Edward...lZr, T
F.llle Mary
I:rlrn G
Ellwnetb Isaac
Earnest C W
Ewalt Jane Mn
Eva.* Maul
Evans John
Evens Daniel
Eagnsh Bear,
y Job*
Epply Adam,
Lunt, Sarah Jane
Iratinghien Juba
Fasan Jul. A
Flags SG
Flint? E .Latarth
Enack Jaw•
Firming Thnenat
FO•lrr Jana
raillier S.tralk
rt.tiwrk 4 Daafrl
Frrina S.llollei
For Royal A
Ford Atexander
Forema• Harman
Fowler David
Ferree loh• A
Fraser Daniel M
Fry W J
Frrree Margarri
rersemni Saatorl
H
rallillICIOn• Daniel
Fos.patrwa
Prnney Mary Anne
Flannel.. I" C
Fisher J C
Freeland Thomas
Free
FllCil Simnel ►
Flick John
Gallagher Th,,mss .1 Dort Goldin R
Gallagher! l'Alwaid Gordon Janie• A
Galbraith William A Gordon Anna ti
Gallagher WiIII2ITI Goner Pelllati
G,Arvln W # Co Gooch elepbem T
Galloway Garrett Gould John W
GrOfire inert' Gordon A Roberts
. David Green A Rev
Gardner Thomas Green John
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Gritting R J Gray Henry
Gilchrist John Graham BenJtasla
Gipson John If Graham Mr
Gill Jacob Gl:untie Martha
Glenn John Cumber Mr
Maas Thomas Glenn William
H
Ilamilion Sarah Hayesln Marla Mrs
Hall Wllilain 2 Hays Henry B
Hamilton A nap If lief...hold John E
Hamilton Stephen Huey Ma:wet Mu
Hall Sarah fleifflier Napalms
Hamilion Nancy ►tarry Stephen
Huston Hamilton Hendrlrkin [Meld
Hack John Mrs flentliorn Adam 2
Hall Edward 11 Heystey Wm
Hanaway Ephraim Hielts iOSi2ll
Hagerty John Hanlen Brdget
Hague Thomas Ily ndman Thomas
Halderman James F Hullard William
Holliday Simeon Hillard R
Ilanlen Catharine Hollins Caroline Mrs
Hannah Sani'l hf Holmes Bryan
flapper Daniel Holland Amos
Ilaeue John Hooper S A
Ilallhnneh Lucy Him Hanna Imae
Hartley Thomas Wooden Soil
Hartman Mr Harmer Matilda
Harley John HoOtt in Hallett Plias
flaran Mary Hophlna flarr , aon
Harris lames Howadler Elita
Harris David Hooper Mary
Ilart William lioustin Edward
Ilarker Esekial Howell Beth
Harvey Cco Horton Eiii.l C
Hart Thus B Capt Ilo:hs John
Haws Isaac-. llu'abard John
it; lies Se nil
Haul!' .1 Mawr Percy
Haarlter Ira 8 Din'l 2 Huttdiot, Millais
Hay' Robert
In: les /1
Ingraham M
Irwin lames M
Jar Limn Thomas Joslin Oliter C
Jackson John Johnson Thomas 7 J 2
Jackson Garnet Joltagon Chastener
Jacobs Nathaniel Johnson John I.
Jackson Jonathan Johnson Gelman
Jackson Samuel Jones Thomas
James C W Jones Evan
Jewell Jared Jones Rachel
Joy 4- Crosby Jones David Y
Jenkins David Jones Rebecca
Jerialass E P Mrs
Kenney Thomas I Kelly Charles 15
Kenny John Kelly Rehecca
Kehler Rebecca King Barbara
Rant George Kinsey Samuel
Kettles Isiah Kingland C
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Kay J W 2 Kw: Thomas
Kennedy John King Aaron W
Keyfanrver David Klornld Phillip I
Keene Nary L Knot Junes A
kerr D F 2 Kurtz Dever Ws"
Kelly James Krd e A
Kelly Charlet Kyle !nekton
Kelly tdirlael Kali ll* ba vi o
Kerr W J
Lambert Thum - is Logan fierily
Langston Francis Lowry John
Larlson Hemet' Long Joseph IC
Larrgenrittge Jailors W Z.o)d george
Lehman William Lynch James
Lee Barney !if Late Rosanna
Little Joseph Lyon George A Rrt
Lletrlenhein Shaten A 2 Lynn &Mae' P
Lineam Miss Lyon Donlon
LltehAeld John Lynch Charles
Ltnibrd ?oomms Loyd C L
' Llenhart Samuel Long John
Lias lessee C LH:meg
M
blagwell Thomas ,!orris Daniel
Macke!' Robert Morse P
Mayer Harriet CI Morserip Andrew
.Mackerel Robert Memlgonsmy Mary
Matthias Mr slorris Dairy
Maleney James !Mounds Same]
Macklin John Morris W A P
Mahon Daniel Mould James
Magill Robert 'Slogan 'Henry S
Magill Elizabeth Morels II P
Marratte:Caleb Moore James
Marlin Daniel Moan Thomas .1
Mellen T Morrison Sarah 1'
Meredith W C More non Airrabella
Messes J. el Moore Thomas
Mellon William Murdoch Daniel
Meg Phelps Maslen Edward
Mkhlem A Si Molten Michael 2
Miles Jane Mts 2 Mandell John Ii
Mays Milehel Mundy John
Mitchell Charles Murray Mary
Miller Thoma■ Murray John
Miller Mary N Marra, James II
Myers Samuel MOrphy Thomas
Mosgrove John -Murphy T fl
Morris Daniel Murray A
Morris Emily Murphy Marla Silas
Morgan Daniel
3r
illrille fl le'Connfy Witham
M'Clettand Ithtniftel A DlVibbons Heigh
M'Clethrn4 John P Jr Gee John
WClelland Hugh M'Olasts William
M tarty Michset 'Meaty Alien c Mrs
ArCadden Janres N'Gi.ary Matthew
li•Cittitoek Hobert IH‘Goohen James
brefintock 4 Holmes M'lntosh Augustus
11'Cartny John M'lllorey John H
Mrraety George 1 "Main Daniel
M'Ctsay A G M'Kee Haney
111 'Cord John 311'Ker John
M'Cornrick John C 31`Kelght J
ll'i.'cry /Olney Ni,, 111•Kaln Jowl,
Ill'encaey Datld if 'Lane George
M'Cutateon William 11111.aughlin Hannah
kMnlcheon Mary Anne leLanghiln James
Witantell James 111'.Ahilles William 1
al 'Herter', Ateaander M'Mannur Cornehne
M'Donald Pianklin KVlSsltan Mary I
M'Donald Navy N'lltnn Jerry
M`Doareit A C 11'34 Mee P
W'reely Janes NI Ill'Pharte Patrick
MT.trland Johp MThiliesey bitatella Mrs
IrGarvey John wag Ichael Janos
II Will William orrbad John
M'Mollan Samuel
Nailer John
Nelson Gentle
Nelson William
?AWN William
Nicholas Thomas
tklitro Edward
Noland Biddy A lira
Platt James
0
Neel..? John
Niblock /oho
O'Brian Joint
Odell NI J Mrs
Older horp Joseph
Orr loahella
C'Salleran Edward
Olt k Greer
Owens Job,"
Olierlc Lila,
O'Neal Mathew
Palmer Robert R Porter Jonas
Palmer William Porter John
Paries James Pu°rifts ileglo
Parkhill George Pater John
Parson Chute/ A Potts Ralph
Patrick Etisaneib Mrs Presser John I ,
Patterson Wallis* Pt al than Margaret M rlt
Parker John 6 Price Jt”we
Harker William Pannone Elitabelh Allan
Parker William to Premier Daniel
Peck Isaac. Philips Lucinda M Min
! Perkins Hiram Plait Alonzo
l'Perry James J Priers Dooka Ann klim
Perry Janet Peters Charles
R
RalstollehriSlana Mrs Rope Hugh
Rankin Martin Roil Jacob
Randall Latin Mrs Rosa Martha Miss
Raodalo Charles P Rosemead J
Reamer Parharg Mfx Rowe John
trait/ Solomon Bone Davis
Keber Job. Rowe Hannah Mra
Redding Sarah Anne miss Rogers H J
Reese William Robinson Willie*
Erinoehl Cyrus Robinson W 8
Reirioehr Tobias Robinson John A
Ressetneer banal Robinson R Mr.
Reed George F H 101411$00 Tiros S
Reed Joseph Reap Henry Y
Reed William Rapp Irvin Y
Reynokho oirn Rash Enos
Rider George Raiherford Maher Alen
Rider William Rater Aneurism W
Riddle James W •• Eysiner Mary
Risher Elisabeth Mina Robb Salve.ler
8
damp r Francis Smhe T
Scott Mary Olin. Smith Frederick
Scovol Ceorze tY 2 Smith Thomas N
Seidel Frederick Smith Ana Miss
Semple S Snyder John 2
Peter Andrew Snyder II F
. Elizabeth Wm Snodgrass linden
Swop rd Thomas T Soles Jcrtin r
&planer Sylvester S rlnottr Ceorae 2
Shaeffer Elizabeth Aim Spillman William
Shaeffer Henry Stack house Harriet D Mies
Sharpe Mat, Mrs Starke James.
Shaw Santee Stevenson R W
Sliaw Thomas So evensoe Pained a
Sheehy Margaret Mrs Stevenson R H
Sheridan Win or James Stevenson Phil p
Sherman Joseph W Stewart lames
Sheers Phillip Stewart Margaret Miss
Shlppen Rkhdrd Stogrart Charles
Shields Ellen Miss Stewart John
Shorts Sarah Ann Stewart 4 Harrell
Sheltie B the wart Simeon W
Sierimomi W 8 Stewart A F
Stein P Storied M
Atte ker Joseph Shot pp William
Sloan James Strode Marshal!
Smith William Stubbs Sampson
Smith 1 t 'churl Pbeidealand John
Smith C A ,lira Pattie John
Smith Bashi Swine, Mary Miss
Swarttwelder Philip
Taylor William 2 Tear lames
Taylor Henry Timmons J Jane gigs
Tappan and aeagez rune, Sarah E 2
Thomas Reel! J Townsend 'William
Thompson D B Tamllntion John 0
Thompson Robert W Torrence David
Thoipson James Troy Magdaline Jirn
ThrOp Samoel Turner William
Thrnsion R Dr Tine John
Vanky Air Leech lames
Vandegrlfi ►.ewln P t Venal Josiah IV
Vanhorn Maikras Vickers Samuel
Van %ant P B Urn Von &milord Letts* Min
Van Zane Charles A Dr
Walker Joseph Williams Richard
Wagner Daniel Williams Wslket
Walton Jame. Williams Mr
Walsh Marlin Williams Ebeneyer
Warner E Dr Wilson lido
Ward Conriance Wilson John
Washburn Jaber. Wilson W 0
Watson Daniel Wilson Andrew
Warren Lewis F Wilson Fara D
Waltman James Witten George A
Watkins Mr Wilcox Edwin
Waugh James 3 Wilde, George
Wear Nary Airs Williamson David
Wens Ellgabeth Wilkinson John
Westerman J It Ji Wiley Samuel
White Charles Wiley John
White Wesley Woodwell Witham
White Peter Woleolt George 11
White William li Wood Robert -
White Richard Work David P
Whitson Sarah A Ass Wylie Caroline Mny
Whstehlil Wm Wiliam' Thomas
Young Rethiah 8
Young Robert
INITIALS.
Yale Liman
Yates Lerenso
B. G. P. T. F.
Cept. S. R. Rhode Island.
CHAMBERS M'KIBBRII,
nov I—d2t&lvlC. Postmaster
D OW NING'i Cottage Residence, et
BOSWORTH & FORRESTER'S,
43 Market street
," - r't
Patronized by Everybody.
GLICKENER' S
SUGAR COATED
PILLS
• ot-- 0 - dr: - Are 4t ir
."4,-Aketee4Pire
or"'
'REPARED.B
C LICK-
The Wonderful Vegetable Purgative,
FOR THE CURE OF
Giddirre, Rheumatism, Piles, Disrx•psia,
, Scurvy. Small Pox, Jaundice, Pains in the Back,
In
ward Weaknem, Palpitation of the Heart, Rising in
the Throat, Dropsy, :ohm, Peter of ull hinds, Fe
msle Complaints, Measles, Salt Rheum, Heartburn,
Norm., Cholera Nimbus, C.mghs, Quivery, Whooping
Cough, Consimmtimi, Fit., Liver-Complaint, Erysipe
Ins, lieufness, Itchings of theSkin,Colds, Gout, Gray.
el, Net Taus complaints, end a variety of oilitr diseases,
nri-Ing from Impurities of the blood, and obstructioaS
in the organs of digestion.
t From the Agent at Quebec, L. C. j
DISEASE OP THE LIVER.
Hess Stfe—Agreenble to your desire, I write to
keep you apprized of the prospects of the Clickener
Sugar Coated Purgative Pill, in this city. You may
recollect,. when I first commenced selling vour medi
cine, whic;i was in May, 13-.4, we little dreamed of
the success that would crown the undertaking. Our
ipremises kind been no completely flooded by the one
thousand and one unsaleable remedy for every pnssl-
I ble complaint under the sun, that 1 art iously contain-
plated having nothing mere to do with any thing of the
kind. However, at the most urgent , ilicitation, WO
consented to make a trial of yours. At first we found
considerabledilTiculty in, wheeling puldic attention to
wards them. People had been so often deceived by
the vile compounds which have flooded the -country for
the last 15 years or more, that they determined, if
possible, never tube "taken in" agaite anti rite conse
quence was, they could hardly be persuaded to accept
of the Pills, as the saying is, for "love nor money."
Thus matterra proceeded fur a week or two, when, as
."goal luck would have it, "Mrs. a lady of
our city, who had long suffered from an affection of
the Liver, accompanied by indigestion of the meet ob
i !tingle character, an persuaded toacrept of a box, on
I condition that nothing was to be paid for it, if they did
not aflurd her the necessary relief. I most confess,
we ourselves had very little faith in the matter, know.
ine ' as we did, that her complaint was one of long
stareding, end had been unsuccessfully treated by the
most eminent Physicians of this and several neighbor
ing towns. But we had determined to give the medi•
rine a fair trial, and if it preyed to be worthless, it
would be a source of set isfitction to know it, both to
you and to tie. No less to urir joy than surprise, how
ever, only a few days had elapsed, when the lady again
presented herself at our counter and enquired for anoth
ler box. "I really think, Mr. Williams," says she,
I '
that your Pills ate beginning to work n great change
lin my health, and altogether for the better. When I
took the second dose, I began to feel much betterthan
I did at fustl the pain in my side was considerably re
lieved; my appetite began to improve; and the blood
seemed to circulate through my veins as it did in my
youthful days. Since t hen, I have taken the remainder
of the Pills, and my improvement has been sensibly._
progressing at every repetition of the dose. I have
no doubt that a few mote boxes will effectually cure
me." The result was as she predicted. Her health
is completely restored. The flush of youth and beau
ty has returned to her cheeks, and the prospect of a
lung and a happy life is before her. I am swished
she will never forget the CI ickener Sugar-Coned Pills.
A. might naturally be supposed, the news of this ex
unordinary elate was rapidly disseminated throughthe
city and adjacent country; and scarcely a week bleat
elapsed, before enquiries began to be made fur Clink
prier's Sugar-Coated Purgative Pills; and the demand
has already imitated to such an extent. that we find
the greatest difficulty in supplying it. In fact, if it did
not seem like exaggeration, I might almost say that we
are literally besieged by women, and children, labors
ing under every possible ailment e bias '•htnnetu flesh
is heir tu." 'the halt, the lame, and the blind; the
asthmatic, censumptive, and dyspeptic, are thronging
our doors in pursuit of the neverdidling Panacea.—
Testimonials of its salutary effects are voluntarily
flowing in upon us from every' varlet. One person
informs us he has been relieved of a most obstinate
Dyspepsia. Ancei.er has just recovered from a Berl
nun annex of Apoplexy. A third has inmeeeded is
expelling from his system the symptoms of Jectedice.
And a fourth irns just recovered horn an attack of rat.
munary Consumption, which had confined him to his
bed for many months.-8n we ga. But do not fail to
keep us supplied. Besides nor Retail Trade, we
have standing orders from the count'' , to a large
°meant. Send 30 Gross at your earliest convenience.
Tours, &c. It. H. wiLL.i.vas.
ClNebec, L. C., April 14, 1845.
REMEMBER, DR. C. V. CLICKENER, is the
original inventor of the &gat Coated And that
nothing. of the soft was ever heard of until he intro-
duced them in June, 1643, as will he seen 11) the fu4-
luwing3
PREMIIIM
This Diploma was awarded by the AMERICAN
INSTITUTE, at the Annual Fair, held in the city of
New Tusk, October, 1843, to C. V. CLICKEN ER,
fur the invention of SUGAR COATED PILLS.
JAMES TALLMADGE , Prebideat.
T. B. WARFAAN,Coireaponding Secretary.
Gun Dom J. Leers, Recording Secretary.
tar To AVM!) CoUSTERPEITI. - " - PCOTtiOßefil must
always ask for Clickener's Sugar Coated Vegetable
rid., and see that each box has upon it his signature;
all others are counterfeit.
- WM. JACKSON, corner of Weed and Liberty
streets, is Dr. Clickener's agent fur Pittsburgh and
oet6
French Mole Skin Hats.
4 OF the latest style, which, fur neatness
4 14
end durability cannot be surpassed. All
those in want of a very superior hat will please cull and
8. MOORE,
53 Wood A,
0et111 , 137..w rn 3cl (hot-below Diamond Otey,
Fall Fashion
HAVING returned from New York with
the latest style of Hats, all thoae in want
of a superlorYashiorrable Hat will please call and ex
sep3o dstw 1m
CAI'S ! OAPS ::
OmJUST received from the manufac. t o t
turers a large assortment of ca ps,
consisting of otter, Seal, Matra. Muskrat, Mohair,
Flush, Oil akin, Glazed, flair Seal and Sealette,
griller with a variety of new styles for youths and
children. 5. MOORE,
93 Wood st
octlad&wlm 3d door below Dinmord alley.
PERPETUAL MOTION!
WILLIAM T. ALUREE & CO.
DEALERS M all kinds and qualities of Pitts
burgh. Philadelphia and Boston manufactured
Boots. Bootees, Shoes and Slippers. Alga, a new
and splendid, neat, light and duralrie article of miner
eked spring-tempered Gum Elastic Shoes and Over
Shoes, at 73 MARKET STREET, between Fourth
street and the Diamond.
N. B. A fine nseortmenl of Boys', Vcruths' and
ChiWrens' Long Boots, of fine and coa ree trebly, now
in store. ncl^j•3mltw.
Jos Era PLNNOCI4,IIIoi. MITCHELL, JNO. B. fiERROIto
Pennock, Mitchell & Co.
UNION FOUNDRY,
Warehouse on Liberty St., opposite 13rarca's Rom,
PITTSBURGH.
01 RASP,
Stores and Grates, Tea Kettles..sail Irons,
Wagon 13oxes of all sizes, Tailors & Hatters' Irmo,
Hollow Ware, Courtier Weights', &c.
Plough CaKiings all sites, Iron and Nails.
IV"'Milf Castings, &c. made to order.
act 11-dlns&wly.
Et Large Warehouse to Let.
SIT UA FE on Water betskean Smithfrekt and Omni
streets, Pittsbur2h. Inquire of John Anderson,
Robert Woods, or James NI Christy, roc , Cr9 or of
octl7.tf ROBERTCiiRISTY.
Removal.
WARRICK MARTIN & CO. Bankers end Ea
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