eng 'Clap ftiorning Post.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
WEI:WY:SIAN MORNING. IECENIBER 3
PI. ITSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE
coMturree fon DECEMEr.rt
N. B. Crnig, John Shea,
CORRESPONDENTS
In reference to commonientions which mar appear
in this paper. we have one or two remarks to mnk...—
We wilt insert hone without the name of the author be•
in 4 flint mt to known to us, an I when inneried,munt al•
wars be token as expronsive or , the views uf the writer,
and not the editor of thin paper. unless the views no
expressed are editorially remarked upon and approved.
hre , ke out In 4 night between the
Lours of 12 and I o'clock, in the printing estnblisle
meet of }Cnetly & Bro., Allegheny city, in Robin.
scn't Row of brick huildines, on Feelers! street. The
building containing the printing orrice or Kennedy &
Brother and the shoe shop of J. S.- .T. Spratley. In
surnnce on printing office 1,000. Thee n light
insurance on the building.
ItFmmtcr I:Cr:RANCE. COMPANY .—The office of
- thig Company has been removed to N 0.2; St. Charles
Hotel, on Third street, a few doors above Wood M.- -
Tho, J. Camr.bell is the agent.
roucc.—There were three cases before the Mayne
yesterday morning,all paid their fine, and decamped.
The County Commist , ionerA, we :rain, talk of estab
a 'ay° t . k house on Mount Airy for the benefit of
lot inmates; n very good idea. It should have been
done lessi ago; it Mill hove a tendency to check the
rush that is daily emigrating to the hill fur "wittles and
drink."
Tog. Sn.tss Butt: Binottts.—Don't forget that
the Bell Ringers give a concert to-night, at Madame
Blailue's Assembly Rooms, over the Auction .tore
of Mr Lynd. Entrance from Wood street.
SL VAST, The sleighing id excellent, and such
d.f o•ir •I
low-cltiseas as eln ' , pare the time artJ means,
II pre:lr tube Milling the most of it. Tloi ,treats of
nr rlty, are thronged. %silh sleight of every ghape ,
and •'l° it yn•l're yotme."
SELLIRS'
Imp , Tlrri rough Syrup and [Aver
PtioNouNcEt) to he !lie' pleator.teto and most
01h:scions rough remrcl; in use. 11,14 the fol
lowing tew certiftenles.
Iit'ET.I.SEICROH. e r n.. Mos. 431. 1a 45.
I h'ereby certify that I WWI n fllictrd for nix months
wi h x dry cough, which reduced me no that I wa•
quit me wk, and that by the pee of 14
box,. of S, hers' Li,er 'lei two bottles of the
inl Cougl, I up, I N 1.4 completely cured,
Jutts NV. lions.
I,ve S,up in my family f“r
NOiL:b or more. Eml have never keo‘ml it 10 fall
in
relleving and curing a cough
These popular and rfFienriiius ern...airy nrr prep,-
rid end A.,li by the prop:ietor. nt N., 52 NVorri.strert
S.ild taro by I' Schwartz &J Al!eche
rlec2
Liquorice.
gCASES Liqourice Bali; ju. t mceivrd and for sal r
by B A FAHNESTOCK 3.-CO.,
deco_ c 'roar o f 64, and IVoeod sta.
Burgundy Pitch.
SCASES Borzond Poirh: ju4t reeeiverl and fur
41e . by B A rAtiN ES rock& co.,
dec2 corner of C'h and Woo.l
REMITTANCES
TO ENGLAND,, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
AND WALES
110111F.RSONS wi-hine in remit small sums to ENG-
L AND, IREL A N SCOTIAN ID a WALES.
c.mn live it sent by the undemiKeed, at vet) , mode
-1 ate rates. Inconsequence of.the failure of ibis,crops
in those countries and the approach of Famine, no
doubt in many,* small cum sent in time. would be of
incalcuhable benefit. The undeisigneel, aware of this,
linve itetertnicimd to put tbe rates so low, that 110 one
need bo detered from availing themselves of this op.
portuidiy. BLAKELY & MITCHEL,
dee:— Agents for Roche, Bro's.& Co.
°TIER CAPS
received one ease of superior Otter fri&
JCop. •t very low prices
rrov4.9 (16t
Oregon and California.
THE.Ecnigrants Guide t Oregon and California.
contsioing Scenes and Incident. of a party of
Oregon, Emigrants, a Description of Oregon, Scenes
and inntitents of a warty of CaHonda Emigrants, and
a Desgriprion of California. and Different Routes 10
'nose Countrias, by Sanford \V finsiings, and for
sale by C H KAY, Boob,eller,
dec 1 cornet of Wood and 33 sis.
Hebrew El ooks
r.clicw Hulitt's edition;
11 Goaettio'n Hebrew arid Eligrult Lexicon;
Cetiemon's Hebrew Grnmmnr. by Currant;
.Nerplicimer'i. Hebrew Grammar,.
tewart's Hebrew Chreromntry; (or Bale by
C 11 KA Y, Book Aeller and Stationer,
corner nt Wood rind 3:1 sts
To Stone Masons.
Q EA LED proposals will he received at the office
of the Allegheny Cemetery, or at the effire oldie
subscriber in Atlecheny City, until the first day of
January. A. D., 184 G. for erecting a stone wall cm the
line of the Butler Road in front of said Cemetery.
Further particulars may be krinsim by applying to the
sobscribor. J. CU] ISLEIT, Arct,
Office of the Allegheny Cemetery.
rtol 29 I m
Board Fencing
SEA LED proposals will be received at the Ace of
the Allegbuny Cemetery, or at the of f ice of !he
subscriber in Allegheny City, until the fleet tiny cif Jan
rtury, A. D. 1846, for finding all materials and eon
etructine a board (erne of about 8500 feet in length
nn suit! Cemetery. Further pat titular. may be known
by applying, to the subbcriber.
J. CHISLETT. Arct.
'hens. Cemetery. nor 2.8.1 m
011irenrihe Alle
Muffs! Bluffs!
HUFFS.' MUFFS!! MUFFS !!!—A largeassort
merit of nil kinds of L..dies' Al off. to Le hod at
C H Pnalson'o HAT Alit) CAP SD tRE, No. 73,
Wood at.. next door to the comer of Fount] street,
Lynx. Fisch. Bennett ads( Coney, both large and small.
Also, Fur Trimmings and Ladies' For Stocks.
nov27 .Im
To the Ladies.
othid day, another lot of Rrocbe Shawls.
N-.. 1 Also, on hand, a few splendid French Broche
Long Shawls, (all wool) which will be sold apes:
bargain, at the New York store.
W. H. GARRARD,
79 Market street.
To the Gentlemen.
A Fl r: assortment of French Cloths.Cassimeres
Ilan , ' Vesting.): alsoSenrfs, Cr, vats.Stocks,Shirtf,
Drawers, Uoderresta and lio.iers: also a few of the
.'Shuket" Flannel Drawers and Shirt., at the "New
Yolk Store," 79 Market street
noel 2
Blankets.
101VECEIVED at No 46, a largo invoice superior
J_LW hitney Blankets, 11 and 12.4 super fancy bound,
price (rota $5,74 to $8; 9, 10 and 114, do $1,75 to
155,25. at
novls
BARROWS & TURNIM
Gold Pencils.
UST opened a laree assortment of Ladies' and
afi Gentlemen's Gold Pencils, of various patterns
and prices, from $2 to $lB eac h.
Also, .I..dra Heavy Solid Gold Pencils of a recent
Patent—the boat now in use.
Also. Gentlemen's Gull Pencils, with a diamond
pointed Gold Pen aunt-bed—neat and convenient.
Silver Pencils of every variety. Pencil leads of the
first quality bytlae.dosen or gross.
Wholesale and &emit st lowest cash prices.
W W . WILSON.
earner of 4th and Malket sts.
*Pc - •
4; 41.,1 •
've Atok7. , l o s:4 • it 1. V /Fl4. ••
'4
•44 *‘• • , '
P.s 't - , • st
• „ , ' ' "
ISPEED AND COMFORT!!
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
THE SPLENDID F.I.sT RUNNING ITEASIERs
CONSUL
AND 7„`s
LOUIS M'LANE,
ARE :HARING DAILY TRIPS.
One boat will lez.ve every afternoon ut 3 o'clock,
precisely.
Thaw
FA RE—Pitiaburgh to 'Baltimore, $lO.
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, $l2.
Passengers by these Boats will lodge on board in
comfortable stute•tooms the first ni g h t . wi t ' pa.s over
the Mountains (only 73 miles) the following DLT, in
in Eastern-built Conches; sup and lodge the second
night in Cumberland, thus avoiding night travel alto•
get her.
Tickers will entitle Passengers to stop at Cumber
land or Baltimore, if they wish, and resume their seats
at pleasure.
Ext rub furnished, for a full load, to run as Passen
gets may desire.
For seats, or entire roaches for apply nt the office,
two doors from the Exchange; and at the National
' Hotel, abovethe Monongahela Bridge.
ort 21 FERGUS MOORHEAD, Agent.
Beaver, Warren and Cleveland Packets
and Stago Line.
THE SPLENDID CANAL PACKETS,
•
Express & Telegraph,
Lenve•Reavertlaily, (Sundays expected,) at 1 o'-
clock A. M., (nn the arrival of the steamer Michigan
from Pittsburgh.) and arrive at Warren next morning
at 7 o'clock—connecting at Warren with Neil, Munro.
Sr.. Co's line of Stars, which leave IYarten on the ar.
rival of the Packet, and reach Cleveland before night.
Fare through $4 50.
Pa.tsenger4 paving in Pitt sburgh are ent illetho choice
of bertha on the Canal Packet, and rat, in the stage.
For passage artplyon boald Steamboat Michigan,tir
to JOHN S IMCKF.Y.Beaver.
G M HA RTON & Co., Pittsburgh.
CLARK &Co., Beaver.
For passage returning apply at the Stage offices of
N El L. MOOR E & Co., Cleveland.
je2l.y .1 & M B TAYLOR. Warren.
LAKE ERIE & MICHIGAN LINE.
44 Z1111 4".".
STF.AMFAZ LAKE ERIE, CArr. Cabirsr.LL,
Leaves rienvet• at B o'clock, A. M.
" PirtginveS Pt 3 o'clock, M.
STEAMER MICHIGAN, C•rr. Bolas,
Lease. Pittsburgh at o'clock, A. M.
" Bearer at I P. M.
In connection with daily - bites of Freight •nd r...
An ; :e Citn.4l BOWS 14, Erie: 1 . 1.1., /111, 4 Clevel•nd, O.
Steam flot.t and V.•aael. to all ram, on Lake Erie
and Michigan. Apply to
G. M. itARTON Sr. CO
Ntaltntxh.
JOHN 9 DICKEY. Kgaiar.
j0r, ,, 311 CLARE & Co., Ream'.
1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PA.:KET. 1845
The me and ST/endidSteonter.
GLonCIK N. Carry
V. S. MAIL DIONONGAMILA,
STON COTRICnrod rut,
ning regidarly, end will conte to
iun throultli the Renown as a Weekly
Packet between l'ittalnrrgh and Cincinnati, leaving ,
Pittsburgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clocl., and
Cincinnati every Thuraday morning at the tame hoar.
For freieht or pnaaare apply on hoard. rn26.
NEWS FROM OREGON!
KTIMPORTANT TO THE L
GREAT BARGAINS!
THE. Suhscrilwr respectfully informs the rilke
that he has opened a store at this place, where
he is nip* ..renirg an extensise assortment of
Foreign, Domestic, Staple and Fancy
UM 123 'U^ CM , CID CI) Ei ip
-Which will he sold at prices which cannot fad t o
give entire sot isfae'ion. His Stock consists in pert of
the follow ng- desimble Goods.
Nev' styli dmbre Stripe Cashmere and Mouseline
de I,aine.
French and English Me , innes;
A Ipara • rwl Indiana Cloths;
Black and Mole Colored de Laines,
S. MOORE,
93 Wood et
Fancy Print,:
E•.gli.h. French rind Scotch Gingham.;
Shawls. Kmliroideree and Plain Tiiibet, fine and
low priced. Woolen Go o d.;
Konica-Icy Jean, assorted colors end qualilies;
Plaid Linsey'. Highland Plaid Ca.rasneres;
Fancy Figured and Striped do
Ileit‘y Plaid Shawl, Worsted Shawl.;
Plaid Cloaking*. Fund. Ling Gond,
Barnslet Linen Sheering Sop. r Irish Linen.
Pillow CH' LiLleno. Hamilton Cottonud,;
Flown" and Seatrb Sioeerinc•t
Hisekubark and Diaper and Bordered Towel.;
Birdeye Diver. Wide Rooth. Diaper;
Colored Stair Crash and Line n .;
Marseilles Toiktine and Bureau Covers;
Fine Ticking , . and Furniture Chucks;
Dimity and Furniture Chimee.;
thvi4bak Table firmer), Table. Cloth.;
Superior and Common Damask Napkins;
Blanket' of all description.;
Thrmarl Laces. Bonnet Riblam". Kid o:lYrst
Hosiery—Silk. Cotton and Worsted of all pralines:
Bleached and Brown Muslims;
Book, Mull and Swiss Moonlit;
Cambric and Jaennet Al/
Silk Cravat' and Pocket Handkerchief,
Linen Cambric do
Plain and Hem-Siitched do
Colored Border'
nov 3 d lm
Alderman's °See, Fifth Ward.
JOli NI A PARKINSON. Alderman Fifth Ward,
Penn street, between Walnut and O'Hat a streets,
whrre he may be found at all times. Those having
Houses or ot het Nor, y to sell or rent, can have the
same punctually attended tu; deinu collected, and al'
the duties of an Alderman will receive prompt al •
tention. tact 27 dly
WHOLESALE Dealer in Tin Plate, Sheet and
Brezier'e Cooper, Block Tin, Ruaaie Sheet iron
Sheet Zinc, Slab Speltre Sheet Brest, Iron and Bras%
Wire, &c.
Also, Itinufariurer and Dealerin every variety of
Tin ntid Copper Ware, Foreign and American Dritate
calm, Might and Plantslied Ware, Fancy and" Plain.
Tray•, Waiters, &c, Foreign and American Jortaned
Ware, Foreign and Arnerirrin stamped Brass Kettle's,
Ornume• tal Square Slide Fenders, &c. &sc. which he
will be happy to supply his customers with on the
most reasonable terms. Wholesale buyers will find
it to their interest t call nod examine the above de
scribed goods, in ronnecthm with others in the Hard
ware line, as all of which w ill be sold at a very light
advance on the munufacturer's prices.
nov 19 2m. JOHN DUN LAP.
rill II AT the Franklin tinuae, foot of Irwin street,
Pittabuth. by 1k 13 Mato!ao, is the moat eligble
establieltmetnt for trarAienttrarllairs or tho-e whomny
wish a longer residence in the city, his accomodatione
are excellent. We know from experience and heard!,
recommend his !lovas ea worthy of patronage.
Hugh Kirk bind. Freeport.
Wm Connelly, Franklin.
Bengemin J Nihlock, Butler.
Fl H Webb, Cochranton.
Jno Hamilton, Ohio.
John Kelley, New York.
['Borders accommodated by the day or week,
month or yearly. oct 15
W. H. GARRARD
ARNOLD'S CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
and Rod Ink, warranted genuine.
QUART Buttles 75 cents; per dozen $0 00;
Pint '• 44 " " " 500;
Half pint " 25 " " 2 501
Red 31 '• " 3 00,
4 °mice bottles 184 " " " 1 15;
Small cane " 10 " " 1 00:
A full supply of the above received and for sate by
.1011 N H. MELLOR,
122,W00d street.
MONONGASEILIL ROUTE
7 g0 .,
NO. 58, MARKET STREET
JAMES' DOT I.F.
JOHN DUNLAP,
NO. 17 MARKET STREET.
Take particillar Notice
Here They are all Togertherl
GREATEST ARRIVAL THIS SEASON!
TE H English Dramatic Poets, by Chns Tanibe,
Library of Choice Rending, No. 49 and 30.
The Flying Clund, n Romunce by theenhtle War
men , Esq.
The Fetal Lunacy, or the Doomed Heir, by the au
thor of the •Cruiner,'&c.
Wing of the Wind, a Novelette of the Sea, by J
II Ingram, E.q.
The Poet's Companion, and Rhyming Dictionnry,
containing every allowable Rhyme in the English Lan-
gUn2P.
The Democratic Review, for November.
The Philosophy of the %Voter Core, a developo.
went of the true principles of Health and Longevity,
with Engravings.
Ellen Grafton, or the Bride of Liberty, by Benj
Barker, Esq.
Benveauto Gelini, in 2 parts, cheap edition, For
eign Library. No 1.
The Historial Essays, and Narrative of the Merco
viegian Era, or Scenes in the Sixth Century with an
Autobiographical preface, by M A Thierry.
The O'Donnell:it, a tale of Ireland fifty years ago,
by Chg.. Lever, with illustrations by Phil.. to which is
added St Petrich'a Eve, or three Eras in the Life of an
Irish Peasant..
1 its Adventures of Gilbert Gurney, by Theodore
Honk, cheap edition.
The London Medical Student, (Second Series,) by
Punch, with ilium rations.
Orly A Fiddler, and 0. T., translated by Mary
flown!,
Poems of Amelia, (Mrs Welby ) A fine supply
just received.
The Author's Daughter. a tale by Mary Hewitt.
The Quiet Husband, a Novel. by Miss Ellen
Pickering, authoress of "The Fright," "Nen Darrel.,"
Jost rec'd and for sale at Cook's Literary Depot
05 Fourth at. oov 25
LIFE INSURANCE—CapitaI $2,500,000.
THE, initurrri entitled to participate of profits on
both European and American policies.
National Loan Fund Life Assurance So
ciety. London.
Coiled Stara Board of Loral Directors.
(Office 74, Wall etient.)
JACrwII HARVEY, Chairman. )
John J
Jonaihnn Goodhue,
James Boorman, F..q ,
New York.
George Barclay, F.sq.,
Samuel S Howland, ['sq..
Gorham A Worth, E.q ,
Samuel Fos. Esq.,
Clement C Biddle, Esq.. )
Sews ClVnlkel. Earl ,
LOU A Grades, is..ert.. ?•Plailacietphia.
Geo Rex Graham,
J LEANDER SIARR, Menage' and General
Agra' fur the United States and Doniall N. A. Col
RANKERS.
Tit Ahrchants Rink of Seto York
SOLICITOR.
William ran flock, rut. 39. Wall strart
The folio!, idg are among the ads e'en,' held out
I.y this in.riuninn, whir), an! 6e flund 'Ivo! •dvero••
veols to the assured. and which n,e seldom ',Gourd
~t y Lii intU , Oren Comp-trot , . sin:
The peee:ottr a:Liu-one. ..cured to the %soured by
the pi ins ipl. of hr Lon pep-m."l4.ra. thus td,nding
the utilhy of a Sds'age Bonk with if.. msarrece.
A , soge aim to be s'ermanerrly invested in the
UM. d ; 4 t ate, in the tames three of the Local Di
rerthrs, Ili Treasure's, evadable $114'1).1/1.) the matured
as a goitres:tee iumi-
The payment If premium. annually. half yearly,
'parte" ly or mcoh.hly.
No charge for eistrip
'flinty days ailuw,:lafisq• each payment of premium
hernmes due, a ithout rot
Tracding leave attentive liberal, find !MI,
premium• on the 1111411 Mt/detail , ILC.Ie.
Uniiditi.int in the let uneeon• to the n••tirvii
than ittuni in c.•rs of hie n•onianer. (See plitnnhle.,)
The netaal and declared rirtif.tt(pn'alithet.l •acct.••
rive 'Rep o rt.) afrording •fire data for r►lcolattuoa td
the value of the "En,nue" in this institution. Th••ae
pronfa will at each diritinn be p.id 10 cash it dr•ir.d.
tieing tine , nneettrii Fire Insurance.
Tie rates for hfe with prnfit.' are lower than those
at an, other forrig,” company edectin:, Llfe ItligratlCO
iu New 101-14.
The public ere a-spec:l..l:y rrcturoled to rx‘mine the
di.iirtuuhinSpnuriplr.nfti,i. in,tuution, their. i•blr•
of ratrs their duct tbution of 11,4'1 , 4. and the firuluer
uffordr , i by their loan department. before drruilng to
iusuae rLer, here. J LI:ANDU.R STA It EC
rieThe vulvaeriber, Leine duly app , unted Agent
fir the earrve nvme.l rill give any icf4r
met ion required, end receive eppirceti,n. Inv invurorce,
at the roueting.rourn of A vroovi. J one. & l% stet
•I Mel . %V JONES.
nov 18 la. 3m
A Farm For Sale,
CONSISTING ..1 acre,. fifty of loch
rill denied and ender fence. swotted .1110 , 4 t three
wit-of/I.m the coy of A lircheny, het een the Frank
lin and Bearer r.oirls, welt watered. and adjoining
land. of Arthur firilaaher. Jam.. Kerr. tin hilt
1).• C1,.-... 111101 D 3.1., E•ri I.l , Jsert Davis and
j ar n.od D inlc 1 to. tract of la.! f..on to pr.,,,,ty
ru ~n,!••• nrr irdoe.-ment.t.. 1 / 1 .1 ,, e0 Farm.
ee., 11 , 1•cher s•o. P ice 1.,w and con
dm". co.y. Foe .tzKu!a• •, , , , epir. of
S I{ All It FEI" I ERMAN,
or JAMES C CUMMINS,
Pitc.b,,rgh
Fancy' nooks.
II El..vl,'s 8.4,14 41f And Flowers;
Life of WIT SJVt.UI:
The Arno, ire. roet• Giti;
Book of Pogo r‘;
Lortgooge 4.1 Floweri4;
Quren
The TO (1411•114,1;
(;ray'.
Pligtlfr• "
Bnlinds. ••
The hrxuries Flout, 12 finished drawings of
ers (or sal.. by
1103 NORTH & FORRESTER.
43 Market rt.
New Books.
Ar AC AULEY'S :VHSLF:LLANIES—Ittreve
troos:
The Poets and Poetry of England;
Europe;
Thlrlwalr• Hivinry of Greece:
Kol,knottlth's Hi,iory of Germany;
Benthornins;
Literary Ernrnriurn, just rPririVra try
BOSWORTH & FORRESTF.R,
non2o No 43 Nl•iket at.
WIN [ER NEWS INK.—Just received a fur
ther purply of Wilder News Ink, and for
C. H. KAY,
tor. Wood and 3d *tiros,
To Shippers•
NATE urn roilhorized to receipt thr Produce. &e. to
V I3vhimore, Philadelphia, end New York, rot
Brownsville and Cumberland, et the following rates,
viz :
On First Class
A.ther, Bacon, Boiler, Chemin. Lard, window Okras,
Poi I:, .foltairco, Tdllnw and Whif,key, In Baltimore,
1 &&,5e.; Jo Philadelphia, $1 00; to ti. York, $1 00
per 100 pounds.
On Seesnd Clau.
!Temp. Flax. &c. , En Wiltimore, 90c : to l'hilacre,
$1 00; to N York. $1 15 per 100 lbs.
On Third Class
Dried fruit, Leather, Oil, Rap, Breda, Skim and
Wool. to Baltimore, $1 01); to Philadelphia, $1 25;
to N. Yoi k, $1 25 per 100 the.
On Fourth Class
Beeswax, Feathers, Peltings, Ginseng. Hop•
Merchandise and Snake root. to Baltimore, $1 00; to
Philadelphia, $1 37A; to New York, $1 50 per 100
M. B. RHEY & CO., Agents.
nos 26 No 57 Water street
To Printers.
1l HE ~übscriber has just received on consignment,
Power frees, Newd end Book Ink, which he
will sell at manufacturers priers
GEORGE. COCHRAN,
No 26 Wood st.
ALMANACS, FOR 1846
JUST received and for sale by single copies or doz
ens to merchants mid retailers. An assortment of
the Franklin, Loomis's Magazine—the Cultivator end
American Temperance Union Almanacs for 11346
ISAAC HARRIS, Agent,
HENN
=MIMI
• Abend., Wets, ?ride, &e: -
5 BA LES Lisbon Almonds;
1 Barrel Bluer 4 '
2 Bags Filberts;
2 Casks Zante Curnnts;
40 Boxes new N R Raisins;
3 Barrels Ornngeg;
35 Drums Smyrna Figs;
COO Cocoa Nuts;
13 Boxes Pren Citron;
0 Cases Prunes, glassier'.
Received and for sale by H. LAMBERT,
nay 25 100 Liberty at
Comma.
159 BAGS new crop Green Rio, strictly
prime, receiving tbis day by Cafffil, and
for ',ale by . II L A NILIEBT.
nov2s.
Tobacco.
„I,BOXES .11 utehinson Ken's s's Lump To
bacco, now receiving, sod fur sole by
H. LAMBERT,
nnr11:1 100 Lilrerty rt.
Mackerel, &c. &c.
' 9
BARRELS No 3 South Mackerel;
4:t1._,7 15 " No 2 Large do
15 " No 1 do do
30 " ices;
" Gibbed Herrings;
60 boxes Sealed do
S casks Codfish.
Receiving and for sale by 11. I.ANI BERT.
nov2s 100 Liberty st
Cheese.
5 BOXES prima Goshen, rreeiving by ennei
1
end for sale by H LAMBERT.
nnv2s.
2 BOXES .•White" just received and for lode by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
nnv.24 No 179 Liberty at.
Champaigne Wine.
15BASKETS Superior Clrumplitne P A Mumm
& Co., just rereivra and for rtyle by
:111LLEa & RICKETSON.
nov24 No 179 Liberty at.
toIII3LS No 2 and 3 Mned.errl, "South catch;"
29 half 6U' SM■ckerrl, No 1:
20 quarter bbl. do Mea
60 bbbi Gibbed Ileriinc, just received and for
mile by MILLER & RICKETSON,
oar 94 No 179 Libertv rt.
Wrapping Paper.
REANIS Crowned and \L•udinm Straw
ruppinE Paprr, juat reeeked and for
MILLER & RICK ETSONL
No 179 Lillritv at.
snit. by
nor , 24
Soap,
00 SOX rs Chillicothe Soar, jort td
Land for sale by
MILLLR Sr. RICKETSON,
N•• 179 LA,,,,,rty
Pare Malt Whiskey.
I PUNCH i•h IVhi.Aev, nn arnneht in story
bl!di fur sale by J &J Nici)EVITT.
no% 19 '224 hibert Ft.
Ile' TOSS Junisia Iron. aseorteel 1.1.111;
eiPl5O Keg. •• N w is,
20 .` " SviAso, 0
14st recetted and Ass sale by
J. S.: J. M'DEVITT
224 Liberty .r
COPPERAS'. ALUM AND LOG WOOD
10 ' 1 13 LS Copper's;
5 A It":
10 " 11, ,, gmroocl
to ere •n.l f.r ask by
n ,, r I
Loaf Sugar.
WE en" reqPi.o.g • further Imply of No 6, 788
Lo if SUZ•f. wLith will be ..iW low noes
SUGAR 110 USE MOLASSES.
4() L. sll Nlulamn-s.
I/ 30 half do
eel rale low to closecnn.ignmont.
Ia:MIDGE. WILSON &CO.
Wait, rat
111(1 lIIIDC Mine N. 0 Surat, for sale by
• 111 11121tIAIDGE, WILSON & CO..
Wster street
Genernl ngrnt
Copper.
250 S r 1 . 1 , 1?: : : „.1 11 , 1 7: 1 . ez
b ( s .: , oppa:r. ( imorr)
• 111.) It II kt 1 I)G W LSON St, CO.,
‘Vater orreet.
T., uncirr•lgned agent L.r the A rn,riena, Firr
st,ar.cr C..nrp%ny of Phib.ol,ll,bi•.rontio,urs to
tnnkr lu•urqtree mgroinsi loso of damage by fire, oti 1.
rerable trilin. a (114101,1
GEORGE COCII RAN.
No 111 %Vocd mt.
NEW and spl.,Ahl Cloth In winter mats *e
rt. ha"r ever ) vs, itoy rd..r, and make tb , *
1 ,, every •nnrry •.1 style to suit the taste, the habit
hat the Locket a 1 Our coo.oner, Call and see them
A I.G KO, %AU I It 1 - . &
251 Lihertl it.
(CST re rived an invoice of French C 1,1119, saitn
Lie f.ir Clitalia. Ake a low Bane " . twatitifill
Cashmeres, hir the same, fur V 1 Inch we will
tie &twit° receite mama.
A I.G1:0, MeGUIRE St Co.
'251
MIXED LIEAYEIICLUIIIS AND FANCY
LININGS,
SOMETHING new. in thi. line to be had at the
Fashionable field Quarlrt• tif
A LG EO, MeGU I R E &Co.
251 I.ll,erty
LUE 81. A Nkf:T COATS. These comfortable
emit t 20 irollettensible to tits travelling common
ty tan be had In superior style at our eoublislirnent.
A LGEU. 51eGUIRE &
oct2s 251 Liberty it.
p AMMON A BIS, miatomis for business coats, low
ritirrd, for sule in nr.l.•r" by
A LGEO, NIcGCIRE &Co.
oci2s 251 Liberty st.
50 'lo:is l'lo METAL of good quality and
suanbla foi foundry norpoies, just received
and for ask by JOHN D. DAVIS.
nosl3 tor Wood and .5111 sts.
JCST received at the "Near York Stare," a rrdendid
n.oortmeat afTurkeri, Cashmeta. French Brach , .
f hihet (silk fringe) and Embroidered Cloth Shawls.
W. H. HAUB.% RD,
79 Market street.
Now Opening,
BEAUTIFUL. Rub Roy and Gala plaids; Waverly
and Cashmere do. for eloakm and dresses, xt
W. H. GARRARD'S,
no' El 79 Market 'item..
Just Arrived at the "New York Store,"
100
mere,
n ci nd ov e e tt li ent o lr
t r i n's Kid.
t ls ts. h-
N. B. NUIIC but the but Kid Gloves kept et 79
Market street.
71.3vt2 W. H. GARRARD.
ALARGE and Fplendifi assortment of new im
proved grand action Piano Fortes, en hand and
fur sale by F. BLUME,
Cor. Penn and St. Clair std., opposite Es. Howl.
nnv 11.
N. B. The above instruments ere warranted to
+tend any climate, and keep in order as long as any
manufactured. They will be sold low for cash.
F. BLUME.
Vinegar.
20 lIIILS Cider Vinegar, received per steamer
Josrphene, and for on le by
M. B. RHF.Y & CO.
nov `29 No 1.57 Water et.
TO LETS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Wax Candles.
Iron and Nails.
J. Sc. J. Win:VITT.
244 LiberiN it
tl It Bit I tv I I,s(,si co.
nt
M. 0. !agar.
Insurance
C( Btla; t7LoTtis
CLOAKS, CLOAKS
ORLEANS CLOTHS
Shaw b! Shawls!
Pigne Tortes,
~ µ:.;.: t . .«,y;::,•'m~ u o~ci:~'`x sa ,_ -:. ~,,~ ~, ri~ r 7'rrt' .y 4 ~~.
LOCK AND VAULT DOOR
MANUFACTORY.
THOMAS ARNOLD,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public, that the following articles can be had at
his Manufactory, ou Sandusky street, Allegheny city,
at his Sale Room, Diamond Alley between the.
Diamond and Wood street, Pittsburgh, to wit:
KNOB LOCKS AND LATCHES,
VAULT DOOR LOCKS,
STORE DO DO,
MORTICE LOCKS AND LATCHES,
KNOB LATCHES,
SHUTTER BOLTS & FAsTENIN3S,
SLIDING DOOR FURNI CURE,
STORE DOOR BOLTS,
VAULT DOORS,
IRON RAILING.
IRON CASTINGS, such nit WAGON BOX.
ES, SASH WEIGHTS. Stn.
Wholesale Dealers, Steamboat and House
era a ill find It to their advantage to deal with him,
as he is determined to sell his articles at such a
price as cannot fail to please.
133".10b Work in my line promptly attended to,
oo the shortest notice. decl.
Barrows & Turner's
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NEW DRY GOODS CASH HOUSE,
6 ' , I29CIDWINJ W(llx7-4NO9D
NO. 46, DIARRET STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRD ST
Let gin,. preeiainted, for and *ear,' that the , doich
torn Cash House, EV No. 46. in the place!
(Zip
t • • kte:c„- . 1 t•
'!" 'amtemme Ad!
t.• •4 .Lv," • .
ANOTHER A R RIVA OF E W GOODS
r7"AT NO. 4 6 ..&j-
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Of atilt later atclea. and the ewe rate sad beautiful
pattern,
RIC II S II A WLS
In theii greet and spirndid veiriety, built high a nd
nen Pori. Kid Gloves, in all .bud•+. early number.
Coxes Linnea Cambric Iltinifaerchiefa, from 12 1.2
to 112.50.
Boteit New Bonnet Ribons, beautiful, from E 1 2
to 18 3 4.
HOUSE-FURNISHING ARTICLES!
New int. hare be.n murk to nur
partment. and the whole stock will be disposed of co
ortiouoill) low ttNlef.
Blitaketa end Counterrirr..
BROADCLOTHS.
To this broach of oar trade in particular, we have
given gmt attention.•nd me now prepared with nor
additional stock, to furnish any why may wish—with
• liiirgain.
French, West of Frighimi and German Cln-hs—
great variety or shades—in all 4051111e5, Fashions.
•ble, !Stow n's Gold Mixed,
CASSIMERES,
Stnp:e as! Yam-v.
SATINETTS,
Sesetalcuseit ju.t receivvd in high high and 1,,n.
coat.
Ono Caw. Blue Blacl. Gray,
'lcel.,. Drab for Cartialte Tlitnminca.
FANCY VESTINGS.
Beautiful variety—ll iin and Fancy Rich Satins
and Vrlve.a.
Rain Scllfi and Crn.at
Br•t Ki I Glosr,;
Suspender.. Linsbrrllis. Sze.
7.itarksl Street the place. 46 the munthee...4j
n..li Harrows & Turner,
C. FOSTER & CO
TorrtINTI.M3 THILOUGII.VT Tttx UNITF.I , ST/TEA.
CIIAII I,ES FOSTER, late Foreman of the Cinch,
mitt Type Foundry. and inventor and builder of
the Persil called FOlller . s Pun et Pies,. nom neecl bs
the Cincinnati Atilt...lite Enquirer. Kendal St Barnard
also the Frattlfoll Commit:l,...,loh, the Indiana State
Journal, Cutlet and Chamberlin. former State r,imers,
Indiana, t.c. &c also tie cress I mtely iced to print
Cassius M. Clay's paper. Lexington. Kentucky,—
would inform Printers in the Western States and e 1....
-
where, that sate, on experience of 14 yenta, be lies, in
connection a jib Bevan, Scott S. Co., in the city of
Cincinnati. established the in maxi-tory of P.twet
Presses, (being the only one W. , st ,if the I,iiintlins,)!
Hand Pre•ses, the %Vivittington Smith. and Franklin
Press., of all ..izets. Also. Chases, Composing Sti.-ks,,
/La.. Rule, Ts pe Came. (1.111..).. Carl. Job and Em
bossing ('rases, Pt int ers' and Bookbinders' Materials,
of all kohls. Wu will ("nigh Printers' Ink, Cuts.,
Ruin., Fancy Jot. Tyre; also ' 'pas for NowSpnpel a.'
1in..1, and Jolt . T.pets,frenn Win llnger's T3l'e Found
ry, New yo, and elan Western Typo. manufactuted'
at Cincinnati. A ll orders directed in C. Foster St C o
corner 7th and Smith streets, Cincinnati, or to the
selweribers, Agents for the above Foundry, 44 Market
street, Pittsbettgh, will receive prompt attention.
rinivl2-if .101INSTON & STOCKTON.
A DANCING ACADEMY.
{ADAMS lILAQUE respectfelly inform, her
.01 ft ;ends and the public generally, that she has
arrived from the East, and ...ill immediately enter upon
the disclinrge of the duties of her Dancing School.—
The lat..st and most fashionable Dances, including the
Minuet de la Cour, as danced at the Courts of England
end France) the BOHEMIAN POLKA. as danced by
Martaini the MAZURKA, LA CACHUCA. THE
POLKA, COTILLIONS, &c.. Stc., will be taught.
Madame B.'. Rooms are now completed, and will
be open fur the receptions of those ladies and gentle-
men who are desirous of being iiistrurted in the above
dances, ten Wednesday evening the I! , th inst., at 7 o'-
clock, for the gentlemen, and on Ft idny, .Ist, at 3 o'-
clock e. M. for the ladies,
The days cf tuition for the ge. t kmen, are as
every Monday, WedneAday and Saturday evenings.—
For the 1.a1e.: every Friday from 3 to 5 o'clock, P.
P 4 and Saturday from 10 to 12 o'clock A. and from
3 to 5 o'clock, r r.
-• LA FAYETTE ASSEMBLY ROOMS ate chu
te on Fourth street, two does from the Hay Scake.—
Madame B. will rent the above named rooms for rob
fic, and private slipper parties, Concerts, Soirees
&c.. &c.
Ties ebOte rooms are finished and fitted op in the
most novel: elegant and approved style, with dressing
moms, and every convenience for the accommodation
of visitors, and are now open for inspection.
Madame 13. will commence n series of Cotillion Pat
ties on Priday, the 2lfth of November, to continue
through the winter.
The Indies will be ticketed
Those gentlemen who are deeirona of Aabscribing
will favor Madame U. by calling at her rooms.
The Rooms can be hsid on reasonable terms
nov )B•tt.
To Let,
T'WO ROOMS, oo nautili street, between Ferry
and Liberty streets, suitable for an (Ace and
tine room. Enquire of Geo. Stephenson, corner of
4th and Ferry streets, or
JOHN B. M'FADDEN.
Market street.
sank "Natal nub tircliange. I Patronized by 'Everybody
CORRICTED DAILY BY
A. IiCRAMIGE, EICCTIAINTGEI 138011E8,
CnRNER OF THIRD AND WOOD STREETS
SPECIE STANDARD.
Merchants andM annfactur ers' Scrip ..
Exchange Bank Scrip
Currency
Berke ConnlySerip
EXCHANGE—AT SIGHT
On Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Baltimore
SPECIE
Gold
Silver
PENNSYLVANIA.—PITTSBURGH
Bank of Pittaburet.
fif , rckantsand Manufactkrers' bank
Exchange
Do. flollidaysburgh .
PHILADELPHIA.
Bank of North America
Do Northern Liberties pa,
Do Pennsylvania .... ......... ..par
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania par
Farmers' and Mechanics bank . ..... ..pat
Kensington bank .par
Manufacturers and Mechanics' par
Mechanics par
Moyamensing par
Philadelphia bank par
Schuylkill " par
Southwark ..... ".... —........ par
Western "
Bank of Penn Township ....par
Girard bank par
U. S. bank and branches .... 35
COUNTRY BANKS.
Bank of Germantown par
" Chester county pas
" Delaware county par
Montgomery county._ —.........par
" NOT thumberland........ par
Farmers' bunk of Bucks county.— ..... ....par
Easton hank Fur
Doylestown bank ....... ..... ....por
Prank/in bank of Washington rat
Bank of Chambersburgh........ ........ „
" Middletown ....................
" Lewistown. .....
" Susauchannaeounty
Berkenunty bank............. ..........
Columbia Bankand Bridge. Company......
Carlisle bank
Erie bank
Farmers and Drovers' bank
" Bank of Lancaster
" Bank of Reading
Ira rrisburg bank
llon•sdale "....
Lancaster "
Lancaster co."
Lebanon " .......
Miners' bank of
,sfrinon cahela bank of Brownsrille
New Hope and Delaware Bridge company..
Northampton bank..
Towanda bank
irnaminw bank
West Branch bank.
York hank
Lehigh county bank,
OHIO.
Belmont bank 01.51. Clairsrille
Clinton hank of Columbus_... .__
Columbiana bank of Nero Lisbon
Circler-ale (Lawrence, cashier).
( Warren, cashier)...
eineinncli banks
Chillicothe bank
Commereial bank of Lake Erie..
Dayton bank. .....
Franklin bank of Columbus .... .
Fa rtners'and Mechanics' bank of Sleubenrille..l
Farmers' bank of Conlon no
Grans,' 1
gran rine
Lancaster
Marietta
Massillon . .
Mechanics' and Traders'. Cincinnati—.
Mount Pleasae. .....
Norwalk
Putnam
Sandusky -. •
........ ......
rrhana • ..... •
IVo3E' e r
Kr sic; ..
. .
Bank of (-Worland
Iti TYI AN A
State bank and branches
State Scrir
KENTUCKY
All bnnia
ILLINOIS
Rlnfe hank
Bank of Illinois, Sliatonettosn
VIRGINIA.
Bank of the Valley of Virginia I
Bank of Virginia I
Exchange bank of Vs rrinia .................1
Farmer,' bank af Virginia.......... .1
North• Western 4,lnk of Virginia...
Merchants' and Mechanics' Lank of Virginia... .4
11 raneAee .... ...........1
Bank al Morgantown.
MARYLAND.
Raltintare rity brush.. .
All other solvent banks..
NORTH CAROLINA
All solvent banks.. .. .....
SOUTH CAROLINA.
.411 solve nr6anks ................ ..
(;EURGIA
Alliotrent banks
ALAnAMA
Yobil La nits.
Country bank.,
LOUISIANA
Ner Orleans bank: (rood)..
TENNESSEE
411.5anis
MICHIGAN
Dank of 3!. Clair St. Clair 75
Bask of the River Raisin, Monroe 10
l'afme;'s' and Mechanics Dank, Delrvii GO
Michigan Insurance, Co. Dslioil
Oakland !,'aunty Bark, Pontiac
Canal Boat Ltousc
Ily R. Dossett, Fenn serttt, Pittsburgh, Penna.
BOARDING and Lodging by the day or week on
the most reasonable term.. Strangers will find
it to their advantage to patronize him. Persona trav
eling ea.' or west ; will find 1114 house a convenient lo
cation—it is within one htmdred yards of the Ca.al
Basin. and convenient to the Forwarding Houses.
tr . V . F• informaticm given to Iron Manufec
turem in all Iminchrs of the busineut.
IT'Llome Brewed Ale can at all times be had at
thebar. novlo-ly
For Salo,
TWO Lots of Ground in Flemming's plan of
Lots, on Sandusky st, in Allegheny City: these
lots are in a desirable situation fur building nn, as
they belong to a widow lady whose object is to hove
tie interest annually, a very small NM on the pur
chase money will be required, and the balance may
remain for n number of yearn, secured on the property
Title good and without an incumbrance.
Apply to
nov i 4 B LAKELY & MITCHEL.
VOR SALE.
FIVE Farms of minas sizes and prices in Western
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Fifteen lotsaf ground. 40 feet by .100, near the vii.
ago of Spring Garden, (Vogtley's Run.)
Two neat dwellings near the Canal, Liberty st.
One-lot and dwelling bootie on Penn at.
Two lots of ground on Pike at.
Four lots of ground on Libery at.
A number of Lots to lease 1 . 0 the sth ward fur 15
years. Apply to
novl4 B LARF.LY & MITCH EL.
FOB SALE
ALOT of [round on Liberty st, near the German
Church, 21 feet front 100 feet deep, this lot is on
dint portion of Liberty at, lately paved, and would be
a desirable lot for a private dwelling. It wilt bo sold
low. Title indisputable and terms easy.
Apply to
ST.MiELT & MITCHEL.
Mi!WM
i.__~ _ '. ~ I'' .
The ‘Vonderful Vegetable PtirgatiVe,
FOR 1111: OF
Aper,in,
Seur‘r, in Cue In•
ward ‘Venlini,., ti.r n
the Thiont, t Fever of re
m 3 rn
le Coph,inis, Snit Rheum, I leuritioirn,
IVormi, Cholera Mortiu.i, NVl.ooping
Cough. Consiimption, I.,,,r•Cnrnplairl!,Erysipo
I)...nineis. Itching- , of the Skin, CoLis, Guar, Girstwi.
SClVOLl6Coinpiniliti,:inti a vani , lN nt fAhcrtii4ensear,
arming from Tr-m. 1,1, 6 ,, of ti•,e and uction•
in the in - Vlll9 dif_eS!i.,”•
...j prem.
par
par
par
par
par
[Fr..cr: the Acen: nt Quebec., L. C.]
DISEASE' (.)F Tli.E LITER
Draa S111:—AErt,•1111:0 toyour de..ire, I write to
keep 'nu aro, i fe d t of t he pruner;; of Cliekoner
Sugar Coated Pill, /13 thie city. Ytu may
recollect, u ben I fir., commer.c.ed eel.it.g. .our medi
cine, whicl. was in \l..v. 19,4. sc little dreamed cf
the gueems by uould crown theundertaking. Our
pternieus bad beet. a, Ci.fflp:etely flooded ht the one
thutntotod reel nine im+al,ll,;o tnedy for o n ry Teets:-
hie complaint lia , iot !he sun, :lea: 1 =etiou‘ly iontem.
plated lo t yl : .g. nod), nin e t., it, witi, oily 11,ing t.f the
kind. lii ev,•r et It tint big 1.1 oolireution, %ye
contented Inittke roars. At f:rst vet found
consideralbedbf.r.:l-, urtet.tion
wards them. reert..• hedrJlen deceived by
the iluve fbooded the country'
the higt. 15 t, are or rmer., ilia tb v deter muted. if;
possible, ne..t.r to be • taken in" again,: rind the rinse-.
quer.ee ans. they ceold re.munded to never/
of the rills, nn tier saying in. nt Cal' money.*
Thug matterri ; rr.re, fled Sr a we, ur t u, ben, 4.
, georl lurk would titer it, ..Nlle. N----. a lady' 0 f
tsar Cut!, *ll,l had /I,lla ,lATI.!ral Item ant liffor.liOr) Lf
the Liver, aeeompuniedt.. iodigettli,ll of the meet al
stirmte character. suns of a box, 1111 I
eondilion that roel.ing was tube paid fee . it, lithe) dist
not afford let the r.t.recee -Nei. I suit COrlreikr
Wt` oursel,,s lied very taiti, in the sitter, 14 nil's
ing it. at. did, tint her go.r,ploint wait one of lot
standit.7., and had hero unstirce,..4..lly treated the
most eminent Physicilln.ol this find nefizistwx
ing 111,1 e det, mked I, give the trirdi
• cine a fete trial, and if it graced to lwr u.nitlilette, it
would be a toi/Urt, fit e,:isfaction tin f:now it. ['nth to
con and to u 4. NC/ mar my lion farpf i-e, how
ever, only a fee dot : , lo..! d, a le-n tar
pret.eatt..l herself at out >••er and ,•Il , lllirt`d firaaoth
er box. "1 really thit.k, `dr. says she,
"that your hik ore becinning to wurl; u great change
in my le nhh, nod al! ,, fft•tlol - 5,r tilt Letter. %VI - inn I
took Wisc. I liccnn to nrcl much better limn
I did at titsi; the ruic in tn ably cc
liesed; my arTulip , h0z3 , 1 :r1 imyr.vv; vl,l
seemed to circular .leicict, lein , al it did in my
yourhful darn. Si ore titer, I Lace t ti.t n :lie n•rnairider
of the at.d , . - c . .ercent been ~..nsibly
rertizitien et' the rinse. I bittd
ay; ,10tibt that 0 fon. 11)01C \r , U;]] , ffeC:UnliP CUM
me ,'. Th e re .t o it, was a 4 she pr irtr.d. Her health
is COMpielely rosl °red. The yeui h and beau
ty has retur,eil In her rh.elis, and the prospect of a
long, aid n happy life is bor.:a. her. 1 min ratisfiral
she will never ferret the Cit : . :•u;rlr-Coa!ed
A. fright naturally be siq peed, tie' news of this ex
traordinnry care was rapidly ii errri,.nied thi ougli the
city and udjafent rennin; arid scareely a week had
elapsed, before ereperies het:a n to be rni,rie fry, Clirk
Ptiriiatt , nn,i the demand
has already ineteasiiii to h extra!, that we find
the great.st it. In fact, if it did
not actin) like exa 25:c rai i..n, ht elant-t.>n\ that a s
are literally hesiegrd be r enien and rhi!dron, labor
ing, under eve, \ ple,1?)le oil:nerd rr I.ir.h 'human flesh
is heir le." Ttn- bait, to. , i the blind; the
asthmatic, r , msurnrise. ,r1:1 dy.p-plir. are thronging
oar dorms in piirsit of the I,ei-er•f.iiiing Panacea.—
urY cls are Vollietarii,
fleVrivg in ererl us Gam emery cp./It°r. One person
int.• rine F l a he h, been if a rnrit obsiiiltta
f,,, rn a ser i.
MIA r.l Annul, as. A Ihlld I. 1 , rrs,drd in
of J.kurdlice.
And ni ,, th a . ..71c1. of Put. ,
rn..e.ary I.im to his
Led for rein n,...t1.5 P.tr, rla rltq ( ~ ii to
keep 11 , •thil Trade, we
have vendire erdors firm 11...• C,.tintr) to a large
umour.t. Semi 30 (;roes
y -nr
Yours. 11. \VILMA MS.
Qitelec, L. C., Ai ri: 14, 1645.
REMENIRER, DR. C. V. cLicia:Nr.n. ii the
oticinal 'mentor ttF the Suzar Coated and that
nothing of the port wet ever I.eurd oC wltil Le intro
h teed 'hen. tr June, 1843, as will b. seen ht the fut.
:0%41:
This Dip!nma aas awarded ht the AMI...DICAN
INSTITUTE. nt the A nounl F 116.1,1,1 in t h. city of
New Y. , 11:. Octnber, 1843. to C. V. CLICKENt.n,
for tho inventions( SEGAG COATED I'l US.
J AMES TA 1.1..N1 A DC E. Pre,itlcat.
T. B. NV..mvss . o ,renron , iiueSecretnr;•.
GL'IID',N J. LerDo. flocordinp, Sectemty.
UP To svt,l C T t.lis —Purchnt....o
sls WO es!: for Clichenee, St.car Corottd V. plabits
er.cl rep tL,.t earl' hux ha; upon it his s;gartture;
all ethers are c ,,, ; ,, ,err A it.
JACKSON, correr and Lil , ertv
streets, is Dr. Ciicket.er's a2Cla fur Ilitt,b,..rgh 'ma
0.18
OTTO KUNZ.
MkNUFACTURER OF .INCOFIEL'OTIBI.F Tryrn,
Smithfield Street, 2 doom ,:rre, Pitts
tteT . , :h. Pa..
A T,w A vs it , ,iirlineri! of P:nte ar.d
teeth. of a ,aritly of ill.HieS;as siorpl•
Plate. Molar? and Gam tcoh. Screw
Pisnt u•eth, liiiiek:
Denti•t..opplied with Nl} Ar..icle4 ii,•ll in tie priiro s .
lion. AI! tirdefs front tibruuil inus: v.cornriiinini! by
ate
EV'' Matins always on hand. non 15-ly
Portable Window Blinds
T IM subscriber, bovine corerelent wnrl;lnen. anti
a largo innel, of Venetian Wina.,e, B rode, will
sell lour. Ills '•PontalJe Fastener," tbu nnls, one in
the United Stat , =. is the 10:4; nod 111 , 4; cnnvenitint plan
ever us,' for pri,ete or 1,11.1 c
Cull and esamineqamplea at .1. \V. Wn-riwel . .. nr
G. Singer's. OM ISlinda put up uith the Pi rta6/4
Fastener at a small cil;,rce.
RE-BUILT AND AT WORK!
PITTSBURGH CLOTHING STORE.
WILLIAM B. SHAFFER,
MFTICIIANT TAIL,rt,
R ESPECT FULLY fri,d, and tha public generally. that he his taker/ the
NEW STORE
At the corner of Wood :Ind Wutor st rert+, en the OS
(Irrupted by Mr S. Sehopr r p. rvi.ros to the Grcat Fire,
w here he ie propared to furniill ailarticle; ell the line
of
GEN F: N'S CLOTHING.
Oa the most moderate terms, and at the shorteat no.
dee. Hit stork or Goode is
ENTI2ELY NETT' ,
And tins been selected with moth care to suit i mar.
Ica. He has in his employment some of the best
workmen in the city, and from long experience in the
business, he hopes to give general soli:faction to those
whomay favor him with their custom. A large as
sortment of
Clothing suited to the Season.
consisting of Cloth, Frock nod Dreae Cont n. of ull colon
vuriou3_gottlitieg. lie oilers to the public no
GOOD BARGATNS
As any ettaltlishinent in ;Ito chy. He has also a large
stock of Vests. Shirts, cotton and silk Craxats,Scarfs
and Handkerchiefs, which he i; prepared to sell kw
for cash, sal cash only. Hai ina secured tho serviwtto
of an excellent Cutter, he i; ptepnrata to manitfactnra
Garments of all kind, to idler, tit ,t...td a manner tato
render the
PITTSBURGH cLOTIUNG STORE
worthy of public pa , tanage. The public are invited
weall and examine for themselves. jy9.4-tf
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P It EMIPM
.1. R. HENDERSON,
flund st. Bridge