- 7 - calp Aillorniug Po.st. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20 PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE COLIIIITTEL ror. Eic.bbaum, A. Gordon, Jnmcs Mnrshall CORRESE'ONDF. In reference to communications which may appear in this paper, we have one or two remarks to make.— We will insert oone without the ramp of the author be ing fitstmade known to us, end when inserted, must al was' be taken as expre , si ye of the views of the writer, and not the editor of this paper, unless the views so ex • reseed are editorially remarked upon and approved. NoTaI.CoaCIRT—THE ALBittu BoTs.—The Albi• I no Boys will give an entertainment of instrumental music, singing and dancing, this evening at Philo Hall, Third street, over the Post Orrice. They will perform a variety of pieces of music on the Violin, Banjo, Tamtwine, T r iangle,e.ndrasta-nets. These boys are the children of negro parents, yet is their skis and kair as while as ;net:. They have pink eyis, the wooly head, Sit nose and thick lip of the Aldan: , race. They are, incleed,n very great curiosi ty. The entertainment will be conducted with the strictest attention to propriety and decorum. Rawor&L.—Messrs SIBEATT & Jones, F.xchunge Brokers, hare returned to their old stand, c , rner of Wood and Fourth streets. Messrs S. &J. have erected a splendid building, and their new ofEce is finished in a neat and beautiful style. Their safe is enclosed with a thick stone wall—we think the plan excellent. The whole evinces judgement and good taste. FoLim—Three cases before the Mayor yesterday mottling; two for riotous conduct in a drunken frolic. Jack, a colored man, was up again fur "spreeing" too hard, but he was so penitent that hi.. honor concluded to let him pass, on a promise of reformation. FIRE.-A fire bloke out last evening ■bout seven o'clock, in the Saddle Tree Factory, belonging to Mr Georg. Fortune, on Smithfield, between sth and 6th streets. It was e-stinguished before cluing any seti' ous i?jury A SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AS CHEAP AS EVER AT ALEXANDER & DAY'S Wholesale and Retail Cheap Cash Store, NO. 75 MARKET STREET. R. W. C..)11.10ER DIAMOND,PITTSEURGIT A'SONG which mny be found Great Bargains from ' the Eastern Auctions. We have now opt n the following rkstrableGnxxls; all of which we will sell at prices that cannot fail to please:— SHAWLS. Splendid Terkerid Shawls; Airline Oamasked Shawls; Merino Thibets, Plain and Embroidered; C....0rh Shawls. Pluin and Embroidered; Printed Cash mere Shawls; New tty!e Ombre shaded Shawls; silk and Wool Damnyked Shawls; Plain Woolen Shawls and riandkerchiefs. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Splendid French Cashmeres and de Laineig Scotch Cashmeres and de Lnines, Silk IVarp Alpacas, in Mack and Fancy ColorA, Plain and Figured Slack & Colored Alpacas. remarkable low; a Ict. of Ctsslimerea and do Lefties. damaged in the importation, • great bargain from the Philadelphia Auction.; Bombazines. Paramantoes and Eulienes; Plaid Cloth Cloaking'. Splendid StOes; French and MPrinns: Frew-It PeHasa Cloths, fur Ladies' Cloaks; Plair. and Figured Silk's a splendid assortment. - - - - (.LOTFIS AND CASSIMERES. French Belgium and Engli-h Cloths, in Blacks, Blues, Olives, Browns. &c; Bearers and Pilots fur Oyer coist,; Fancy and Plain Cassimerest Gold mixed and Fancy Tweed Cloths far Sacks and Overcoats. -- • - CASSINETS AND VESTINGS. We would particularly invite the attention of Tsilms and dl Cloth Dealers to our assortment in this line, as they are purchased at the Eastern Auctions, and are much cheaper than those purchased second hand• Brown and Bleached Mullins; a large assortment at the lowest possible prices. Calicoes and Chintzes; Flannels; Jeans, and Cassi- Det4 Gala Plaid Linsey. BLANKETS.—EngIish and American Blankets, a Large assortment and r emarkably lose. PiF,YV STYLE. CLOAKINGS.—The attention of the Ladies is particularly invited to our splendid as sortment or Plaid and Figu , ed Cloth Cluakings at low prices. In addition to the above. our &trick comprises every alkyl in our lice from the first qualities of Fancy Goods to the lowest priced Staple Goals. Our system of purchasing regularly from the Eastern Auctions, en• *Wes us constantly to add to our assortment such bar gains as can seldom be found elsewhere. We invite all nut-chasers to no early examination of our Goods and prices, confident that we can furnish wholesale and retail buyers as low and many lots of Goode much lower. than they can be bort...eit regularly in the East.. era Cities. ALEXANDER & DAY, 75 Market street. Barrows & Turner's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL NEW DRY GOODS CASH HOUSE, eSEDOW.3 U.ZWIYOD PIO. 46, MARKET STREET, THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRD ST. Let it be prottaimed, ',far and near; that the 'down torn' Cash House, r No. 46, is the place Irra Mal • ••••••••111111/ 111111.111111. AIfOTIIBH •RUIVAL OP NEW GOODS r'AT NO. 4 6 . ~.1 LADIES' DRESS GOODS Of still law styles. and the most rare and 6eautiful railer:as, RICH SHAWLS - . In their great and splendid variety, both high and low cost. Best Paris Kid Gloves, in all shades. every number: Cases Linnen Cambric liandkerchiefd, from 12 1.2 to $2,50. Boxes New Bonnet Ribons, beautiful, from 12 1 2 to 18 3-4. HOUSE-FURNISHING ARTICLES! New additions have been made to our Domemic De partment, and the whole stock will be disposed of at unusually low rates. Blankets and Counterpanes. BROADCLOTHS. To this breach of oar trade in particular, we have given great attention, and are now prepared with our additional stock, to furnish any who may wish—with a-bargain. French, Want of England and German Climbs— great variety of sbades--in all qualities, Fashions able, Brown's Gold CASSIMERES, Staple ■ad Fancy. SATINETTS, Serration/as jest received in both high and low cost. One Case Blue Black and SheepaGray, • /lease Drab for Carriage Trimming.. FANCY VESTINGS. Beautiful variety—Plain sad Fancy Rich Satins and Velvets. Gentlemen's Satin Scarfs and Cravats; • Bost Paris Kid Gloves; Idade-up Shins; Fvispenders, Umbrellas, dr.e. nor the nags/er. rrMarkel &eta MBaows&Tumero 74,4,14411tfA ♦ port of pittoburol). 4 FEET WATER IN THE CE3ANNEL - ARRIVED. Wisconsin, Grace, Cincinnati; Lancaster, Fishcr, do Brunette , Dean. rlo Mil Wel Lik ie Consul," Clark, Brownsville; Lake Eric. Campbell, Beaver; Adelaide,' Jeffries, Cookstown; Lehigh, Nlites, St Louis; New England,' Page,Cincionati; DEPARTED. New England,' Pnge, Cin; Consul,' Clark, Brownsville; Hatchee Plvnter, Hunter, Memphis; Hibernia,• Elinefelter. Cin; Lake Erie, Campbell, Bearer, Newark, Hund, Zanesville; Monongahela, Stone, Cin; Motive, Hendrickson, McKeesport; Adelaide,' Jeffries, Cookstown; PTThose marked thus • are provided whh Evan's Safety Guard, a prevention for the explosion of boilers. IMPOEITS BY RIVER rer steamer Lake Erie from Beaver-11 boxes cheese, M Leech & Co ;- 5 bbl. salts, J M Cooper; 435 boxes cheese, A P. Tauffe; 10 bbls scorching*, S D Wick; 2 bbls pearls, G M Horton; 1 box, J Alle• 44 bbls., J Dickey & Co.; 3 boxes cheese, Charles Brown. Per steamer Consul, from Brownsville-235 kegs, Monongahela Iron Works Co.; 31 tons metal, John Freeman & Cu.; 6 bundles sheet Iron, Burbridge, Wilson & Co ; 19 bbls crab cider, M Reeves; 9 rolls leather, H Reeves; 100 bbls flour, Branford &Gaston. Per steamer Brunette, from St Louis-67 pigs lead, C Ihrnsen, 517 pigs no, Stockton & Co; 40 bbls lasses, Galway & Co ; 1 bale buffalo robes,D Leech & Co; 3 bbls oil, Oliver; and 93 tens metal. Per steamer Wisconsin, Cincinnati-41 bbls aids key, Robert Moore; 47 half bbls Syrup, 112 bbls 510- 1 ,38 hints sugar, Andrews; 25 bbls whiskey, 4 bbls lard oil, 8 charcoal, Howorth; l bug feathers, A M Ilallingfurd. Per steamer Milwaukie, Cincinnati, 5 bbl whiskey, G & 11 Candles*: 1 solidi ies, 1 11l oil, Ktighn & Grieves; 87 boxes soap, C.) Bennett; 6 sacks wool, Wm Barker; 14 cat Neter iron, McDowell & Co.; 4 sacks. Cochran; 6 hags fea:hrrs, Forsythe & Co.; 9 bags feathers, Wm Cully; 12 do., Carson& .WKnight; 4 sacks rags, James M'Clerney; 5 hltds tobacro, R Daliell; 1 paper package, Johtvoon & Stockton. Pr steamer Lancaster, Cincinnati, 9 bbls 'combings. [Lorenz, Sterling & Co; 100 boxes soap. Wm Miiler; 4 boxes good+, H Miller; 142 bbls whiskey, fditehel , tree & Co., 65 do., Robert Bell; 12 bbls and 12 half bbls molasses, James Dalzell; 1 bbl copal 'amid), 3 boles bay, P C Martin; 100 Et-Jars soap. 5 boxes candles, 10 bbls scrap iron, 2 bundles leather, 9 bbls lard oil, Lyon, Shorb & CO.; 33 tons pig metal, 3 , 1 - Curdy &. Loomis; GO tons. 11 Chills & Co. For Arkansas River Direct The new, light draught. well fur• niched. fn.t running steamer NF:VV lIAMPSIi l E, PATTLIWOI, Mao, ter. will leave for Little Rock. Van Buren, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson, and ail landings on the At losasas River, on Tuesday Nov. 25th, For freight or passage op ply on board or to JANIE'S MAY, atrr I SPEED AND COMFORT!! MONONGAHELA ROUTE. FOR BALTIMORE AND PH !LADY'. 't THE SPLLNDID EAOT SNITCI STEAMERS CONSUL AND 1 4 .1%.E1E 1.0121 s NI',.ANE • •RE \l.6l\G DAILY One boat a Ili let..c 'Arty afternoon ut 3 o'clock, prect.ely. Mena FA RE—Ptttsburgh ro Baltimore, $lO. Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, $l2. Passengers Ly these Bosts will lodge on hoard in comfortable stwie-rnorns ihe first night. wit! pass over the Mountains (001)73 mile.) OM following n•r, in lin Eastern-built Conches; sup end lodge the see.ond night in Cumberland, thus avoiding nigA4 travel alto. `ether. Tenn; Breen Tea. ...r Tickets will entitle Passengers in stop at Cumber H ALF Chest• stn Wine," from cargo land or Baltimore, if tbey wish, and resume inc . ,' sews CIP -Lady Adams," Received and for sa le by las pleasure.H. LAMBERT, I Extras furnished, for a full load, to run as Pasams- 1 gem may desire. Fur seats, or entire coaches for apply at °See, two dome from the Exchange; and at the National Hotel, aboyethe Mrmongah•la Bridge. net 21 FERGUS MOORHEAD. Agent. Beaver, Warren and Clewsland Packets dad stage Lin.. THE SPLENDID CANAL PACKETS, 11lames & Telegraph, Leave Beaver daily. (Sundays expected,) at 1 o'• clock A. M., (on the arrival of the steamer Michigan from Pittsburgh.) and arrive at Warren next morning at 7 o'clock—connecting at Warren with Neil, Moore & Co's hise of Stars, which leave Wart en on the ar rival of the Packet, and reach Cleveland before night. Fare through 11)4 50. Passengerspnying in Pittsborgh arvi eel teatnchoice I,erthe on the Canal Packet, and seats in the stage. For passage apply N bo en boat d Steamboat M ichigan, or to JOH S DICKEY. Bearer. M HAKTON Co., Pittsburgh. CLARK &Co., Beaver. For passage returning apply at the Stage offices of N El L, MOORE& Co., Cleveland. I-v .1 & tit II TAYLOR. W•rren. To this Oastlessea. A FINE assortment of French Cloths, Cawsimeres 1 .LA.. and Wettings: also Scarf., Cravats. Storks. Shirts. BEAVER PACKET. 1 Drawers. Under-rests and !hatter"; also • few of not The well known steamer l''Shaket" Flannel Drawer* and Shirts, at the "New MICHIGAN, !York Store,"79 Market street. W. B.Bol[4.Master,ktcsottimenred , novl2 W. H. GARRARD. her regular artily tripe, leaving Pruitt's - TO (a. heretce Nhawl.l eb•wl.! fore) at 3 o'clock. P. M.. and Beaver at 8, A. M. who have no mos Pricesto suit the times,stad those ey JUST received at the "Ne w York Store," a splendid ' , assortment ulTurlseri, Cashmere. French Brorbe. 'carried free. 1 1 The Canal to Cleveland will be °Tweed as soon as 1 I hlbtt (silk fringe) and Emb.oidered Cloth Shawls. IV. H. GARRARD, 1 the weather "ill permit; on the opening of which CLARKE & CO'S LINE toCLEVF:CAND,O.,and " 79 Market street. * l2 M F:ADVI LLE, Pa., will imrneJiately go into opera. Now Opening, tins. For freight or massage apply on board, or to july 12 G. M. HA RION, Water street. EA I Tll. UL Rub Ray and Gala plaids; W•verly and Cashmere do. (or cloaks and dresses. at . 1 3• . CU' Tla e Michigan is provided with Evans Safety Guard. W. 11. G %MIA RD'S, 79 Molitor street. 1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1845 The neer and Splendidgleamer, 11. S. MAIL MONONGAUELA, ialir , STon r, Master, has commenced run ning regularly, and will continue to un through the autumn na a Weekly Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving Pittsburgh every Monday mom fling at 10 o'clock, and Cincinnati every Thorminy morning at the lame hoar. For freight or passage apply on board. m 26. LAZE ERIE & MICHIGAN LINE .!":2•14:: STEAMER LAKE ERIE, CAPT. CAMPBELL, i Leaves Beaver at 8 o'clock, A. M. Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock, P. M. STEAMER MICHIGAN, C•PT. Botts, Leaves Pittsburgh at 9 o'clock, A. M. •• Beaver at 1 o'clock, I'. M. In connection with daily Lines of Freight and Pas. sage Canal Boats to Erie, l'a., and Cleveland, 0. Steam Boat and Vessels to all parts on Lake Erie sad Michigan. 'Apply to G. M. HARTON & CO., Pittsburgh. JOHN S. DICKEY, Ileavrr. june 211 CLA It K clo., Beaver. Wanted Immediately. A PERSON who understands painting and var nishing—constant employment and good wages will be gi'%en. Apply to J K HENDERSON, novl West end Hand st Bridge. Y LAST NIGHTS MAIL. e 21.11 4-1110 ", " . 1 ‘ IR& 1 16.• V". COPTE.STID ELECTIOI I CA.E7.—iti the matter of the cases of the contested election of Tito Prothonota ry of the District Gourt, Recorder or Deeds, and Reg ister of Wino, of Philadelphia, the Judges of the Common Pleas .on Saturday, directed that the peti tions contesting the ume be dismissed, awl that the Prothonotary certify the molt of the election, actor ding to the returns of the judges and inspectors, to the Governor of the Commonwealth. FoRTiriCATioNS or KINGEforI, CLNADs.—WO published some time since, a statement. which we took from a Kingston, Canada, paper, that extebsive fortifcations had been ordered to be erected there by the British Government We copy the following (tom the Kingston Gresette of Nov Bth: ~ A requisition has been addressed by the respec• tire officers of the board of ordnance to the corpora. tion of Kingston, for the immediate possession of water lots fronting the town hall, the property of the board of ordonnco, but of which the town has long had the privilege of occupation. The lots are at present cov• -red in pert by the warehouses and office of Messrs Macpherson & Crane, but we presume sufficient time will be allowed these gentlemen to make the tweets. anti , orrangements bribe removal t.f theit business. We understand that the conuacts Ic.r the contem• plated military works at this post will in • very short time be isoued, in order to enable the contractors to Set out the neceissaiy stone during the winter—the building, be, to be proceeded wiib in the spring." N YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET The correspondent of the Philadelphia North A• met ken writes from N York on Saturday afternoon as follows: in the floor mnrket to-Any there Wan rather lets dif ficulty in bating at $6 50 for Gcneuee than yesterday, Anil some parcels were picked up at $6.44. A lot of 1000 bhp Ge se s s ee was sold for export at $6,44,and 3000 do at $0,50. In remain in suite 14 dams. prrrba• to take the chances of the next steamer- The ten• Jerseyderseyat the close writ downward. In Southern de neriptinna there is little or nothing doinr, loin the sup• pis is q iite moderate. The weeli'• rote in $6.25. Wheat is wonted but there is little Cr none offer. Genessee is about $1.3241,35 etc Corn for export is not so arrive. Sales for distilling of torn. 8000 bushels Smithern weir made nt 76e. weixht, ee li Chits ere senior at 47a4Rc. Rve 80e, de• livered, for dintilling, with salts of 10 or 15,000 bush. ' els. From th.. fluCfalo 18 Furttaer Marine Disasters—The Missouri end i,or“in come in from Chirrg.' nn S.durd•y. They heth encoentered bra , v. 1.1,0 wencher, and a hen near NI ihanul,ie, the Empire rape: ienced one of the worst storms of the prawn We I-arn by the lViaconsin that the achy Havre, an I old craft, i, on shore at Lake Hutton, between I hun der Bay and Middle Isle. he htd a eareo of aatt. and it was atippre , ed that the teasel and cargo would . hoth prose a total I Iterwt rre brought nn the Mi.•ontl. that the sr or Clay. 24. was mi-sing, and great (ear, were entertain- eel t hat site was 1(.I. She 1001 0.1 a heavy 10ai of %beat Michigan city. and was viii in the he n t 1:10,1( storm. during w high it blew gi gale, in one of the tnos exp ..e.l part• of I, .ke Nlichigan. TI t. ( orineaut Berm - ter mays, that the I - 11110 yr rite Baldwin v. VA ran ly maned tle • re. the battier at DI.. which was principally Insured. The Detroit coed. are now t,Len out, a•rd are badly d Imaged.— * I • ve,sel a aeon teed I.) Meant. Lake & C n tpenter, of Conneaut, who have abandoned her to the inaur- 'ince conlronie. The 1)411..it Ativeri.er say, Cart Aprlrbr, 1,1 the Lexington. reroits n whr aphore nt (iavell. I,ny— name nnt I.nnw•n. The Clocagoparwri Teak of tile schr.l:n•, 110 111111111( the misaing ves.el4. TWO ROOMS, nn 1:01.oth street, between Ferry and Lib Orly vref•tA. an 4,tnee •nd nit tint e.nto. Enquire of Geo. Stephenson, corner of Ith and Ferry streets, or JOHN B. M'FADDEN. Market street. PARIS WHITE. CASES roots Whit. pro ro,-ivell and r.r salt 5 by B A IFAHNEATOCK & CO. nn• IS cot 6th and Wood rt. PRINTERS' INK. 15 KEGS Johnnon's Printing Ink just nicrired end for sate by B A FA HNESTOCK ilk CO., enr 6th and Wood rt. EIDNIIIND sigcranoszt, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE: in filo buittling na th• Noah East corner of Fourth and Smhbfkeld *heels. nnell•ly James Park. Jr. & C. WHOLE -SALE. GROCERS, Impnrono Tin Pilate and Que , n•ware, Nu. 112. Srron.l it.. bet w eya Wood 'IA Smiliferld t elms, o r po. the old cond. nn, 14 I v. 511 TONS PIG SiLIA L of goal quality arwi k./ auttebta (or foundry porrs•e., jo.t pm...rived i and for Mlle by JOHN D. DAVIS, rtntrl3. coy Wood •nd sth tug. By R. Doireti. P 044 al rr,t , Pittsburgh, Penna. B 0 A RDI NG and Lodging ty the day or week on the most reasonable terms. Strangers will find it to their advantage to patronize him. Persons trav• cling east or west. will find his booze a convenient lo cation—it is within one hundred yards of the Canal Basin. and convenient to the Forwarding tioul,ll. R P Every information given to lion Manufac• turnis. in all branches of the business. L..V.llome Brewed Ale can at all times be had at i.r. 110v10-IY WINDOW SASH AND GLASS ON hand and just received, good assortment of almost all sizes of Window Sash and Glass to suit cu stomers. ISA AC HARRIS, AO nov 14-6 t and Com. Mercli't, No 9, sth St. Now is the time for Bargains AT THR "NEW YORK STORE." CASIIMERES, Paris R.Ts. M. de Laloes and AlretenA, dilect. from .N.‘w Yolk. W. H. GARRARD, norin,79, M,rket Rtreet, Alderman'■ Office, Firth Ward• OLIN A PARKINSON, Alderman Fifth Want OP Pena street, between Walnut and O'Hara streets, where he may he Cuund fit all times. Thome having Houses or other property to sell or rent, can have the same punctually attended to; debts collected, and all the duties of an Alderman will receive prompt et • ntion, oct 27.d1y 4 - S•. IIAY. NOV 17 To Lot, Canal Out Hones Scotch liViskev 1 PUNCHEON of Gennine Scotch Wh%kr". nn top. For sole in quantities to suit pur MAßT chesers,by P. C. IN, 60 Water st. Sweet Potatcres. 2J"..; BARRELS of Sweet PototoeP on hnn , l and for t) sole by PC MARTIN, nos. 17 f l ,O Minter st. -- Bordeaux Almon • • . 400 LBS. of fino soft Oil A c irmc i c A is it fo , ti N sale by CO Vratrr lIRAZIL NUTS. 2 BA LES Orar.ll a Cream Nuts, C frir P MARTIN, 60 Water st. Winos and Liquors. • PURE Winesand Liquon of every kind always on Inn& awl for 'slain any quantity to suit purcbss. en. Ccuntry merchants and the public in ge neral a re invited tonsil before purchasing elsewhere at 60. %Va. ter street. (nov 17) P. C. MARTIN. Groceries, &c. A FULL assortment or Groceries. Spices. Fruits, &c., always on hand end P. C for sale low by • MARTIN, 6 1 1 Water street. Flaxseed Wanted. THE highest market prix will tie paid in cub for Flexseedby MILLER & RICKETSON, No 170 Liberty st. Flax Seed. 200 BUSHELS per Steamer Putnam, for sale I,y • SUNDRIES. SKEGS Lard, 2 sacks ainsang, 2 " Snake Boot: pnr str Putnam, for tale by M. B. RIMY & CO, No 57 Water sr MOLASSES. 35 MILS 0 Molams per Er. Pilot for or& by M. U. R HEY & CO, No. 57 Water it Books. ltr RS. Clii!d's Irttms from Near York; ill Miss Lealie's Prowl akeicirro,3.l irs; lila Lady of Manor. by Mrs. Sherwood; Home, ba Miaa Sedgeeirk; For ask by BOSWORTH & FORRESTF.R. 43 M.•ket BLK) —ThP l'oetn• and Betllala uf Schiller with him Lift, by Baldwin, Curtraponti , nce Fetwern ("well, and S.-hiller: I.IOSWURI I. 3 4t, VORRF:311•: 11 . 41 Market str.rt. CA r LAN's Ameiienn BOSWORTH &FORRESTER, 43 Moirket 4t.ret Insurance THE nodervigned agent Int the American lire In ourat.ce Company of Philadelphia. continor• in make 'insurance against loss or damage by lire, un fa vorable trims, at his old grand GEORGE COCHRAN, tin 96 Wood or. To Printers. TN K suborriber has just received en com•le.nmero Brmer l're•a, News need Book leek, wht..1.1 he will sell at manufacturers ',lees G EU RG E COC !IRAN, No 26 Wood it. Loaf Sugar \ l V 7are rereivolg a Cut Cher supply of So 6, 763', V Loaf Sofnr. .111 be • of low rvea EttiIIitIOGF:,IIII.SON &CO. 1% so, gt. rot 30 .SUGAR liousF: MOLASSES. 40 II Nlotatsrs. FOliaiCLUVe f 0 ,h401.0110E , 171 , .11t. GREAT BARGAINS! Bc,,BRIDGE. \NALsoN . CO, NO. 55, MARKEt S It F. T Water at. BETA' !If:. THIRD asp F [cot. TlSub-crPier re•pectfuliy informs the public that he has opened restore at this place, where he is now opening an eateni.ive &stun:neut.:l . Foreign, Domestic, Staple and Fancy per. LE) U?. 'Zt" c 25 ()H SEETS P C ias p ters Copper, (Baltimore') f and tor ...kb,. hich he at prices ..Inch cannot fail to UUIIISRIUGE, WILSON ! & CO., give eidire satisfaction. Ht. Stock consists in part of Water street. the foilowng desirable Goods. New style Ombre Stripe Csshmere and Mouseline; Cashmeres, Cashmeres, Inc. j de Laine. JUST opened. a handsome stock of °timbre Shaded French and English Merinoes; Cashmeres; Alpaca and lndinine hs; Ondoe shaded and embroidered Cashmeres; i Black and Mule Colored de Laines, " striped I Fancy Prints: Moo.. a. Leiner! i English. Fresch and Scotch Gingham; Together with French and English Merinos; black. Shawls, Embroidered and Plain Thibet, fuse aed i colored esd barred &Ipecac Damask; Lama clothe.l low priced. Woolen Good.; &c.. s us 1101KA & PENNOCK. Kentucky Jean, assorted colors and 'realities; nova. t Plaid Linsey'. Highland Plaid Casminkerea; Fans) Figured and Sniped do 1 Heavy Plaid Shawls. Worsted Shawls; !laid Cloaking*. Furnishing Goods. Barnsley Linen Sheeting Super Irish Linen. rill.. Cabe Limens. Hamilton Couunulirt Russia and Scotch Slavering.; Hucksbeck and Diaper and Bordered Towels; Bird...ye Diaper. Wide Russia Diaper. Colored Staiv Crash sad Linen.; Matselltes Toileting and Bureau Covens Fine Ticking. and Furniture Checks Dimity and Furniture Clamart.; Damask Table Linnens. Table Clnthsti Superior and Common Damask Napkins; Blankets of all descriptions; Thread Laces. Bonnet Ribbon., Kid G:lves; Hosiery—Silk. Cotton and Worsted of all qualities; Bleached and Brown Muslin.: Book, Mull and Swiss Muslin.; Cambric and Je,:nnet do Silk Cravats and Pocket Handkerchiefs; Linen Cambric do Plain and Heim Stitched do Colored Border.. Nos 3 dim N. 0. 15111(LT. 30 t: Surer, r.r. sale by BURISRIDGE, WILSON S.; CO.. • Wooer mtt rort rlaesel., Muskets Ate. JCST rocrieed at No MI Market street : 50 pair Einso,Whitney and Mackinaw Slaakets; 25 .. Eeosonly do; ' 20 Soper Blue Mat-Wows sect F.corsomy do; 500 Yds. Whit* Cootstry Flannel; 500 Plain Brown d..; 500 " Plaid do; nose SHEA & PENNOCK. COBURG CLOTHS A NEW and rpiendid Cloth for winter enet• er l A re "'cry itertety entnr, end trill melte them in wen" variety 4 style to suit the tette, the halm i and the packet of our customers. Call yid rote them; ►LG EO, :Merrell( & Co's. 251 Ltberly it. CLOAKS. CLOAKS JUST waived an torture uf . French Cloth', snit*. hie for Cloaks. Aloe a few patierne beautiful Caohmeres, for linings fur the mime, fer utrich we will be glad to recetir orders. ALOFO, McGUIRE Si Co. en-I%S 45l Librny at. 83, MARKET ST, 83, B. E. CONSTABLE, 10/0 F.SPF:CTFULLV requests the attention ef bil l • customers to the new stork he is now opening; 'tis his second arrival this fall, and comprises the BLUE BLANKET COATS. Thosecomfortable' best and newes t s tyles of t he season: Co• , * Mindispensible in the travelling communi I French Broche Shaw les; to can be had in superior style at our establishment. Turkana and Cashmere do; A LGF,O, McGI.IIRE & Co. I Blue blk and fine blk Satin de chene; 251 Liberty st. Chamsliun changeable Satin Liner.; Blue. blk and Erie hilt satin stripe Armure Silks; Rich flied changeable ; Cashmere D'Ecr.sse.of the late style.; Plaid Clueking and Gala Plaid.; Maurine Velvets for bonnets, drab do; do Satin do do do do; Lupen's French Merinos, A A in blk and model colors; Real Welch Flannels and Ladies' Vests; Thread Laces and Linen Cambric Hdlasi French embed Collars, Irish Linens; Bonnet. Cap and Neck Ribbon.; Bajour . Kid Gloves; 13Ik Bon.hazines; A large assortment of Piloted Calicos, frdm Gj to 25 Celli 11. A full assortment of Miseries. .l splendid lot of Whitney Blankets. IL E. C., deems himself so favorably kaown, that it is needless in follow the customary Flan of telling his patrons that his stock is the hest, cheapest, &c, be ing well assured, that an inepectlon will give him the plefetence. nuvl 0 MIXED BEAVER CLOTHS AND FANCY LININGS. SOMETII IND new in this lino to be bad at 'the Fashionable Grad Quertei• of A LG KO, McGUIRE & Co. 2.51 Lthetry ORLEANS CLOTHS. FASHIONABLE mixtures for business coats, low pticed, for sale In nrtit.r.hv ALOE°, McGUIRE &Co. 251 Lilx.rtx st. A. FULTON, HELL. AND BRAbs FOUNDER. HAS rebuilt End commenced business at his OLD STAND, N 0.70. between Market and Ferry its., where he will be pleased to see his al customers and f, lends. Church, Steamboat, and Bolls of every rise, from 10 to 10,000 pounds. cast from pattern, of the most approved models, and warranted to be of the hest ma terials. Mineral Water romps, Counters. Railing, &c.&c., together with every variety of Brass Castings, if re. goired, turned and finished in the neatest manner. lA. F. is the sole agent for Babbilee Anti• Attraction Metal, so isetly celebrated for the reduc. tion of friction In mnchinery.—The Boxes and Com posit ion ren be had of bin, at all times. nov 13.1 y COOK'S BULLETIN OF NEW WORKS 25 Fourth Street. LECTURES no ihe English Comic Writers, by W m . llozlett, (Library of Choice needing, No 28.) The Vicar of Wakefield. a tole by Oli,er Goldsmith (Lilo ttry of Chuico Reading, No 23.) The Slave of the Mine, or the Stolen flair, a thril ling Romance, by Mork Marvel. Only 12.1 c. The cruiser of the Mirt, by Prof Ingrahatn, No7B. This is ono of the best Novels from the pen of the a bove celebrated author. Living Ago, No 78. The Pennsylvania Law Journal, for Octoberi clare t ted to the Diffusion of Legal Intelligence. Publish ad Monthly. Subsenrtlotis received sad siogle num bers for nub. T 10 o'cick on Thursday morning the 2Eth inst. AL at Davis' Commercial Auction lionms Corner ol Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold without reserve ) by order of Assignees, an cottensive assortment of fan. cy goods. whips, du.. consisting in partof 30 doz. square point Collars, 7 '• round •‘ 6 • " Scut fi; " trimmed Satin Stocks; 4 t• Tattry Fives; 212" Robes de Chambre, 17 " befit Shined 0. E. suependere, eight stranatt, 24 3 E SOtpenders, sokt. 25 's 5 rent leather-top &dicey Whips. 5 " 5 ti 't platted 40 " " " 30 " At 2 o'clock, P. M., one well toned Piano Forte. A large assortment of Perfumery. An extentivie assortment of new end second hand Household FulmltUre, Hardware, Finel3 DAVIS, Cutlery, &c. 3 Auctioneer. Olothiar, Watches, dLC. at Lila OW AT 6. o'clock. on Ftiday evening the :Hit instant,t at Davis' Auction Booms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold fur account of wham it may, concern, a quantity of new and second hand Clothing, Hosiery, Leather Trunks, &.c., a large assortment of new and second hand &Ad and Silver Watches, to gether with 'quantity oDry Goods and fancy tirticles non JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct'r. AWIGNEES SALE, Of the Balance of a Retail Country Store. A T Nl'Kenna's Minis Auction Mart, N 064 Mar / - 11 ket street, Simpson's Row,between 3d end 4th streets, nn Thursday next, November 201 h, it 10 o'- clock in the forenoon, will be sold by order of As signees, the following atticlesuf fancy and staple Dry Good., being the balance of a Retail Country Store, viz: Fancy double milled cassimeres, silk and satin vesting; silk and brocla shawls, for winter: plaid shawls and handerchiefs; zenobis cloth; mous de lathes, various patterns; alpecca; silk haw footing and laces; cap patterns; silk velgert; bobhinett and edgings; strew, silk and plush bonnets, Orleans cloth.embroid ered thibet and merino shawls; worsted edging'; gloves and mitts; children' gloves and mitts; artificial flow. ere•nd rouvettc'figured alpaccs; do merino; gum sod w ebb suspenclets; cassinetts and 'broad cloths; boots, shoes. &c. 1'• WRENN A. novlB M. 13. RIMY &CO --- Two Borba Family carriage and Buggy AT '2 o'clock, P. M.. on Thursday, 20. h inst., in front of Davis' Auction Store, corner of Wood and s:h streets, will be sold, one grryi two How 2ml hand Family Carriage. with moveable front and scats lot six persons, and rosy be examined at Patterson's Livery Stable at any time previous to the day of sale. Also, one good at rong Bogey. which may be seen in front of the Auction Room.. nn h.:l...Any m o rning. JOHN DT DAVIS, Auct'r. so% hi NEWS FROM OREGON! (r-INIPORTANT TO THE LADIES! =NMI 'ltuction Salts Assignee's Sale AT AUCTION NV ITCHES! W. W. WILSON, CORNER OF FOURTH AND MARRET STS. HAS just received a large and well selected Avg.. assortment of Gentivmen's fine Gold and Sil• , 1 / 4 1‘4" yer Patent Lever Watches, of the most appro ved manufacturers, viz Genuinet M J Tobias & Co , Liverpool; Jos Johnson, Church at " T F Cooper, London. Alao, Ladies' Gold Lever and Horizontal Watches. Also, An excellent lot of good Common du Also, Watch Rigging, Chains, Rey*, Seals, &c. • All of which willbe sold et the regular Eadtein pri ees, (to keep trade't home) end rood time guaranteed nor 11 =IMO A. 11.73,91V1EE, macr,..•.zal\TG.T. rriloriErt, CORNER OF TIMID AND WOOD STREETS. SPECIE STANDARD. .Iferehants an d.lianufactur t:rs' Scrip Exchange Bank Scrip Currency Berk: County Scrip EXCHANGE—AT SIGHT OAPAitade/phia Nee }cork.._... Porton. Batimort - Gold Silver PENNSYLVANIA.—PITTSBURGH Bank of Pittsburgh. • Merchants and Manufacture rs' Exchange Do. Hollidaysburgli PHILADELPHIA. Bank of North America • Do Northern Liberties Do Pennsylvania - • ..... Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Farmers' and Mechanics' bank - • Kensington bark • Manufacturers and Mechanics' • Mechanics Moyamen:ing Philadelphia bank Schuylkill....." Southwark ..... " . Western - • Bank of Penn Township Girard bank -- • • --- U. S. bank and branches COUNTRY BANKS. Bank of Germantown ........ " Chester county " Delaware comfy Mont irontery county " NOI caumber/crnd ........., Farmers' bank of Bucks county Easton bank . ....... Doylestown bank Prank/in hank of Washington Bank of Chambersburgh.... , " Middletown Gettysburgh " Lewistown " SusTuehanna county Berkscounty bank _„ Columbia Bankand Bridge Company. Carlisle bank Erie bank Farmers and Drovers' bank.. " Bank of Lancaster.. " Bank of Reading.. Harrisburg bank.. Honesdale ".... Lancaster "... Lancaster co " Lebanon " Miners' bank 0 . 1 Pottering ........ ..• Manonzakelahank of Brownsville New Hope and Delaware Bridge company._ Northampton bank... Towanda bank Wynniinq bank Weer Branch bank. York hank.... Lehigh count 3, bank, 01-110. is completely restart tO Thu:l.:nit of . .outil ani 'Java- Belmont bank of St. Clairsville..... 1 ty bast-attained 10 toT ci1 , i1.2, and thtt or aspect of o Clinton bank of Columbus _. .......... ...... 1 long and a Lapp:, :tr . ,. i,l,fort/ liar. 1 nor rati‘finill Columbiana bank of New Lisbon.... ...........S , Olt rriii roves Ihraut l'ou Cido:ma,. Saddr.Cooltirl Pill's. Cirrlerille ( Lawrence, cashier) 1 A, might naturally 'no r ` T p,rd. !nu ricirs of this iet rt (IVarren, cashier).... .... ....no sal. ' , t MCI ttina7 ~.-ure oini rapidly cit.,,tmli vied td o oo n b d i e ("incisor-6 banks ...... ...... 1 : city and atuacct conntt ; nt.d .C.'ll - CVI:,. r.: , VV(.4 - 1 hart Chillicothe hank.— .... •. ...... ......•..••- S elap.erl, before et riot:his i.,;,,n lo bc made feu Click Commercial bank of Lake Erie .1 i ener's SUgar-COLIZ(2 , I Purgato.a litilid and tiro demand Dayton bank—, .....•.....1 has already Mate laud to such an ectant, that 'au find Franklin bank of Columbus 1 , the grantor' di:F-all Nis S'.l7pi:*i , ; it. Infant, if it did Farrners'and Mechanics' bank of Steulyenrille..l , not rtetim !tiro ennaderation, I might almost Fay that WO Farmers' bank of Canton 00 : arc literally Ivnt.itigail by a.iornon anti rltildrun, !altar , Geauza ......1 log coder ever, prviddolu :din - im a hioh '.human nosh C;rs ',rale . 45 is heir to." Tire bolt, r i m lama, nod the blind; lin3 Fla/villas -- _.. .10 , asthmatic, cansumptit,coed tly..p.ptic, am thronging Lancaster 10 I our doors in pursuit of the trava‘:.foille; Panacea.-- Marietta I Tsstimanials of its salutary eiract a arc voluntarily Massillon __.l i fin, ing in upon us ft ara evory rrdsrtar. Una person Mechanics' and Traders', Cincinnati -_..5 informs us he II ai 12 , in rnhet.tac of a mar: ohs:it:nod 11l nunt Pleasant .. -- .... .... 1 ! Dyspepsia. :lirialLer lids ~st. rt ~, ... rt dftum a sett. Norwalk .....,. „..1 0114 UIt.JCK it A p-,p.c:T.y. A third has surcer-dvd in Putnam ........-- ........1 expelling front id, .3, ,, ....nn tn.: t , ,,nnrt/n..3 ~ .1 Jdundicio, Sandusky ...... ..........._..1 , And a tourtb has jit,t I,roveNd I tcar cr. attach of Ptl.. Scioto „,....., ...... ...„ .....10 mocary C 0,11!Tli 4 ;1,, V. Lit . r. ~..,. C,,..J. ,3 10.11 //) ' rain - bed for mein maidl.s.—Sa ac gu Cut tot not fail to _ _ Urbana... IWooster. . Zane/rine Bask of eltirelasi I ........ . INDIANA. State dank sal breaches. ._ . State 8er1,...... par .... .......... All banks ILLINOIS State bank . Beak of Bliemie, Bialettee torn VIRGINIA. Bask of tie Valley of Virginia. . Baia of Virginia Exekaaye bank of Vtrginia ....... Farmers' bank of Virginia .. , Nora- Western bank of ..... Mereletette'ami Afeekanies' b oak of Virgini a ....... ........ Baia at Morganlorn MARY LAND. Baltimore City banks .• .... ••• • . AU siker solvent banks.. NORTH CAROLINA AU solvent banks . • ..... . SOUTH CAROLINA .1// ooliteatbasis Alla&lent basks ALABAMA .Veld* lank* Cavalry banks. LOUISIANA. New Orleans banks (rorni ) - TENNESSEE Atibsnks.... JAMES DOYLE MICHIGA:sI• Bank al' .31. Clair St. Clair TS 1 --, C., 4 Lafayette ....e.,.c..0ry, Beak of tlie River Raisin. Monroe. lo!NOS. 6S CI GO. `7... 7 00 - 3 f.:::',.7.2. 1 257, Farmer's' and Aleeittnits' Beak, Derail 50 1 ri, ler Lyn: . .. ,- ..-I,c.fi,.r: S:are. Michigan Insuranee, Ca. Detroit," 5 1 1 HE ~b, iberA bast t . :.lid up ti.e ;those plant% in Oakland Comity Back, Pontiac ...101 superior RI fr. nr 4. 11,V feel ..n - o-ied ,ill ciao I comfort and noil,r,lC.i )11 1:1 :/:1 , h + o.dy Vi:ii. tl.ern• C. POSTER & CO. I 11,03,;‘ , 11 , 73 horn 1 -^on 71,,,,!c In hdse a eon• To PRINTtRI lIIIIneGIIOUT Toe USITEID STATr.S. 'stuntsupp;_y ,-1 I'll ES H 0Y S I T .:2 R. S, which OHA R LES FOSTER, late Foreman of the Cincin- I "lit he set v'd `•P to v , it ,-,, :; ~,,,i C ,,,, ih ,,,, a tie short: V nati Tyre Foundry. and ins -enter and builder of 001 onuses ( I L. ' iiiini' iriO-, c''' 'iii:', founts at•d pan tries of tile chaic. , t load; :11,1::,3 on hat I. Their the Press celled Foster's Power Preis, no, used by : 1 Bar Li filled oat i the b.ln paid to vdtdUri• ...,st. Urn; de the Mari,C,ts coo of the Cincinnati Atlas, the Enquirer. I.Cendal& Bal nerd . also the Frankfort Co m roonetealih, tho Ind.:inn Stale ; fond: and en cry att"td Journal. Cutler and Chamberlin. former State Plintors,l Dv* notes ia, EseO 1%.n05: , in its season. Indiana. &c. Rte.; also the press lately used to print , PI ice; se ason. Cassius M. Clay's raper, I,esin,gion. K rnt ,, c t.,y,— 1 nnrlo.ly. OGDEN O.'. GIBSO'S. would inform Printers in the Weaturn Stba ea and eke- ' :=tea Fir.° alc.c.L.;E:ce..7c.r nat2, where, that after nn experience of 14 years, he Ilan. in 1--- 7 NE ", „yie and superior iii uonli, 4.,;d beau. c onnection with Bevan. Scott S. Co., in the city or e;,,,...,' i tv TO Le found at \\ M 'DOUG L..`..5. i Cincinnati. established the manurnetery of Power cc , 0 ; .: 1 ,....,. 71 Woo 1 sd., 'P A . , . o irle. Presses. (being the only one West of tho Mountain,,) 1 Hand Presses, the Washington. Smith. and Fmn'Khn ( -7 ") ..k Fre.ll supply of aentlernen's ansl vonth la IPresses of all sizes. Also. Chases, Composing Sticks, L., .....:-.... rap , „f cootsdescription„c . . Blass Role, Type Cases. Galliiss, Cord, Job and Em• iV. , .1. DOCCIBAS, bossing Presses, Printers' and Bookbinders' :\ late: hils on 27.1,, I 72 Wood stre tt. 'Er.: side. of all kinds. Wo will f ur nish Printers' lob, Cuts, i Pa 2. S . Pt': 0 0 712 , 1 Rules, Fancy Job Type; alto Topes for Newspapers. i Book and Job T!.rtes, from Wm finger's Typ , . Found. [FASIII 0 N A B L E 1 - 4 It ES S liiF.R. r y, New York; and ales Western Type. mariaraatn , ea : Diamond .411r7, betizreee Woo' t •-• , -' 37:::.! , fc'' a's at Cincinnati. All orders directed to C. Foiter z...... Co ,: - - - '-':- ' ' AS AS MSc rocciyt dti om Nee: yo, and l'ltiladel • corner 7th and Smith streets, Cincinnati, or to the Ea , : . , pd.a, LI,” .aleat slyles ildr Dre,ses. Cloaks, subscribers, Agents for the above FOUTI37, 41 Marhet i hi ~,,11,,,,. &c. ret2l-dlawlrn ' street. Pittsburgh, will receive prompt nttention. I wnxl..l.ef JOHNSTON & sToch:ToN __ __ COL' arq, r NEWGOODS oFic ein 11 Building s , n g s . , near Marl:cc. AT NO. 86 MARKET STREET. jorie Ifl-d&sxs ly /PI:1E undersigned has jitst received his Fall aad %Viriler stuck of Goods, consisting in part uf Gott) AND SILTETt LEvf.ll WATCHEs Silver Spoons and Drat= rlniven, GOLD PENCILS, And a general assortment of lewelry, Cord, Cases, Steel Beads, Velvet and Silk Bagq, Silk Purses, and Purse Trimmings, fine Carpet Bags, with a large no• &raiment of fancy articles suitable for preaenis. The undersigned is prepared to sell goodsat whole sale, to make it the interest of those that are buying by the quantity to call and examine his stock. novs-d_ ZEBULON KINSEY. COD.ILECTED DAILY 13Y SPECIE ....Ipresn. GEORGIA I'atro The ‘Wonderful VeF;elal)lu. FOR THE CURE OF headache, Giddiness, 1' il Divdep2i3, Scuryv. Small Pon, danndirc. 1' ins in tits. ward Wen l'uipitegion of the :leant. atsiteg in the Threat, Dropsy. asthma.. Fever of all Fe. male Complaints, tllleaslcs, Salt it:tonna, Heartburn. Worms, Cholera NI orbus, Conahn, Quin:toy, ItYltuttping Cough, Consumption. Fits, Livei•Complaint, 12fosipo las, Doofuess, Itching+ of . the Si.in, C old n, Gout, Gran • el, NetVrttig COMfdat at 3, untlVsl'lt•ty of 01Lor 11i5Came.a, 'wising from Impurities of the bkto.l, and elitist:cations ill the organs of digestion. From the Agent at Quote:, L. C;.] blsE A S E 0!' THE 1, R Dean Stn:—Aereet,l,le to your de-in', 1 write to keep )au app rived of the pro-pt totn ;if the (3irkener Sugar Cuuttx; Pu r gative 1111, in thin city. You may recollect, r: hen I first commenred veiling your medi cine, whicli vas in May, 13.4, toe little dreamed cf the success thnl would cocoon the undertaking. Our premises had boon no completely doodad by thin one thousand and one unsaleable remedy for every possi ble complaint under the sun, that I seliously contem platedheying nothirg mere to co 'atilt 000 !him; of tho hind. However, at the moat urgent stilicitation, ova consented to make n trial of vaunt. At fist: wo found considerubledifflculto in at:, act ing public niliention to wards them. h a d h oe , o'imit deceived by the vile cite:Tout do e.hich the country for the Inn! 15 )earn or ma, e, that they detottnineel, if passible, never to he ••tal,cirt in" again; and the COC:tII . - Y/Ufutee was, they could Far 11 tit-mended to accept of the Pills, as the money. Thus matters t•rocecded for a week or t o. v. lien, as I' good luck mould Lave it. •ti`• rsi le:1y f go, . . 1 'oar city, who had long tugTered from art ttUcclit . r. of I the Liver, necomputtied by indigos:id:l to: the most cr stinnte character, no es persuaded tor:sem of a boa, on ...1 condition dint nothing wan Lobe .dd for it, if the . •,did ant afittrd her the occonnary relief. 1 meet cm0,•:13, , mullets es had very taith in the molter, I.not.v. n° "` e ing ns we did, tltnt her eomnliniht ona of lung ''p7 r j standing, and had been url,utCP: , l.ll: , 1 t.ttlUtt Ity ILO .1 most eminent Pia . t,sicians I tin :tad sese rat neighbcr tngroams. dim me had rim:unedited to give the media Irina a fair trial, and If it prig.g,l to be wettltlens, it 'P at would be a stance of sat istactii os to hnow it, km?: to -..l'nr i you end to ca. No less to on- • than surpti.c, hoof • ,; ever, only a few days had claps: it, ia hen I'.:e !ado a ga i n —• ' presented herself at nor eduntor 3,1 , n^.!;;10d For mantla• — p ar !er box. '•1 really think, Air. ke, • trn,'" that your lids rite beginning Of, t :: , ,Tlll. C1:11 - 10 • in 11 , y•Bliti, and aitognulin: for tic better. %V i.ttn tool: the second dose,l began to fool rnsah hetv.rthon .par I did of first; the pain in my side wog, re hared; any appetite bean to 'gm - room, and tie blood no sale seemed to C:rut . 2 ate tFt uttF,ll ma r. it did in my no sale vouthlul duos. Since I 1.2',2 te-mair.dar of 'tnee sensibly - 1 the rills, at d my impi . o‘ement has -1j progrettnit gat CO.'!' rope; hien cf the rinse. 1 have - 1 ,no doubt that aft-so mote bones v. if siTectual:y cam 5 . me ." 'I v.'s; a; el., predicted 11,— terastb ...par ...par .—par l .... r 4 r pat par .pat par ...par ...par ...par ...par ..pat ..pa, .pai ..par —par ..par _par ...par A 5 ... . .1 . keep us suppilvd L',1,1e.; ~nr ile;:lii Trudu, .1 !rave standing tn,!ern Gram tl.ucuu:.:cy ZO n larp 1 urnount. Send 30 Gross at yr‘ur e lrlic:,t ctlaroalonati. 5 Yet 5, Lc. :Z. ii. V. ILLIA:4IB.. • ! - Qac?..cc, L. C., Ar7ii 11. 16.10. REMEMBER, DR. C. V. CLICHENER, i 3 the ricinal i t ,ventutt of ti:c Suzat Coriteti end 11:3t nothing, of the etet ens ever Lear:l of until lre intro. cloned There to Jtirtc, 1543. cs is i;1 tte TLis Diploma C. 26 INSTITUTE, at ih ;enc., iho cIC of New I'm k, October, 1343, ;0 C. V. CLICIiENER, fur the ieventinnnf SUGAR COATED PILLS. JADES TA LLYIALIGE, Pieiidect. T. B. Sf Secretary. GCRDoN Rcenining Sc•crrtary. ; IMP To AVOID F.117,-177,..—P lictincera trJ3t nt,suys fish for Sugar Cunt: 1 Veg,tab'oa ! Pias, and see that cars boo upon it hip sir store; all others are c.tinti.ereit. \VAL JACKSON, coma: - aril Liberty streets, is Dr. Cliokerier's azer.t. :lir Pittsburgh find nrt6 POrtablo 7.7ina.37.7 TsubseEil,r, havirz competent woilitsen, ord a largo sittek of e'er., Ilanirrinv 7 Min 3n, will sell low. Ili:: "Po tho nnly ore in the United Stairs, is the best and inns: convenient p!rov } ever Wed for private or I ,l,ltic Coll and i.,.ainine satndes at J. W.Wri,:hrell's or IG. Singer's. Oid l inda put op with tite Pcilable Fastener at a :..:all cliniTe. J. K. TIENDII.SON, rust rod Hied - - ONSISTING about I 3t3 ac .en, ,Lich 'kJ in cleared and era, fen,,, sa:uated abort three miles frurn site diy of A lJate - con tl.n Frank . . lin and Beaver' ro,l2,—well s+atered• and adjoining lands or Arthur Clalla.ll,er„Tamrs the tats David Chess. litrz,lt Davit, Esq. Robert Davis anti Samuel Davin. 'lnd; tract of land fl em it 3 P rCr%irrlitY to market trade, arc ieducements to Gardaer's Farm ers, Butchers or Nanufacturer..s. r ;co !CM and con ', (-bijou,' easy. For particulars enq uire of SARAH B FE TTER MAN, or JAMES C , P ittsburgh Pa. ESE aMkg __._ _ ;' %✓' - r rois P EM I i A .:."a7= ^c:.- Salo,
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