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et)t IDailp ,horning Post.
PITTSBURGH, PA
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 23,1845
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE TOR DECF.MBER.
N. B. Craig, John Shea, William Thaw
CORRESPONDENTS
In reference to communications which may appear
in this paper. we hal/eon, or two remarks to
Vewill insert none without the name of the author be.
ing Etat made known to u•, and when inserted, must al
ways be taken as expressive or the views of the writer,
and not the editor of this paper, unless the views so
expressed are editorially remarked upon and approved.
"Mt SlioCY Ctrl —or a 7iate of Crime."--
This is the title of a Novel just published by the au
thor, Mr Samuel Young, of this city. We have nut
had time to give it a reading. but have heard it highly
spoken of by those who have perused it. As soon as
we can find time to give it a reading, we will speak
full of its merits.
THAT BIG C•ae.—Tbe I3ig Calif, to be seen at
the eoefeetionary establi.Mment of Ilt;axert &
Fifth street, is a curiosity. Call and ace it. The
cakes made by HUNICKEL & DIXOM, "big or little,"
are decidedly excellent.
El:7The Ladies of the Second Prethyteriln Church.
it will be seen, give notice in another column, that
they will hold a Mlle OrtifffUi and fancy articles,
c ommencing on Wednesday evening, in the room re
cently occupied by Church & Carothers, Wood street
The proceeds to be applied to the use of the Church.
POLICIL—Four cossP before the Mayor on Sunda)
morning; two sent to the hill, tw•o paid their fines
One cue yesterday mo ming; committed.
OVERSEER 01' THE POOR.
The endersigned r espectfully offers himself to hi;
fellow citizens Its acand ulute for t ho office of Overseer
of the Poor at the approaching electin. Should he be
elected. he pledges himself to oil all the exertions
in
Ms "WPM' to fulfil the dune.' of the office to the sell,
fiction of ull. :\iATTH F.W ADAMS.
decl 6th
OVERSEER OF THE l',OOR.
Grateful for the support he,etofore received, the
subscriber respectfully alien hirnielf to his fellow
ci,izeus, es e candidate fur re electi ,, n 11.0
eh
ove
n Imed office. 1. J. ASHBRIDG I :.
decl3.
OVERSEER OF THE PJOR.
Thankful, in the broadest 00,.e. of the word. for
former friendship, your humble itervant respecif,l!y
°flint himself rut re-election at therettukr tonteot in
January.E. F. PRATT.
dec l6.te
OVERSEER OF THE POOR
- -
James Adams (Baker on Grant 5t,2.1 Ward,) is re
i apeetfutty presented to the citi tens of PitifiburAh. as
' person well qnslified to diicharee the do" of Over
!
; seer of the Poor. MANY FRIENDS.
OVERSEER OF 111 E POOR.
SToti E, Mnster,has commerce,irun•
The name of JOH% STUART, of the Third Ward i ning regularly, end will c ontinue t
bf the city of Pittsburgh. is presented to the citizens, tun t h o ei•ii the *imam, nr. It Weet,i,
as a person well qualified to discharge the duties of P a cket bitWeelt PillobUrB,ll cud Cittrinrsti, leas tee
Overseer of the Poor. 1 Pittsburgh every Nltiroiny intoning tat 10 o'clucti, nu.]
Mr Stuart. is one of the early or first settlers 81 Ci n ,j r ,,,,j every I . lll,lr.inVl7l ,, rilirg rit the surne ho.,
'Fore Pitt." He came tothis place upwards of fifty' ; Fm freight nr ps...inse apply en h.onr I.
years since, and during that time, his friends siisert no , --
man has maintained a more uptight character for in
tegrity, than Mr Stuart. As ii taz payer and smirsictl
Citizen. he i• for the first time, offered a s n c andidate;
fur public office. decl9. MNY CI 1 IZE NS. i
OVERSEE“. OF THE 1 . 0011.
1 offer tnyrelf as a candid.te. far Overseer ~ f the Poor
of Oro city of Pituburgh, it the ensuing eleetiun, find
solicit the votes of my (ell e,. citizens. I elected. I
i lleodwavor to discharge the d'ities iertoining there-
to *lib fidelity.
decl2 . CL ft
OVERSEER OF THE POOR
EDITOII.—Be so good as to inform the citizens I
of Pittsburgh, that SADICEL B. Coopoin 011 be sup-',
pored for the offnce of °vet seer ~f; the Boor. at t he;
+ensuing election. Mr Coogan :. acil qoaitile.l fo
the Ake, and la eerminly a very mnr:b) can. Ire:rc
ted, he will faithfully discharge the duties of the;
care.
decll
Grand Military and Civic Ball.
The Infentiy Corps, Durtesne Gray:, will give u
Grand Military and Civic Bull, in the ••Ln F..yetie
Assembly Rooms," Wood it., no the evening of
Wiry Bth, 1346. Tickett, $5 each.
To be conducted by the following gent;emer. Elf man-
ages:
Hon Cilia{ Sheler, Capt E Ilir,lice.
Wilson McCandleas, Ettcl, 1,,,mtC0l S W 1313cr.t,
C S Eyster, ' Atltt J Recd.
C B Scully, " Cupt Gen S Hay.,
R M Riddle, " Capt Rl3 Rotlet,
Jas B Murray, " Litmt Wm 13 ,vs. J r.
/ Mae Pennock, " Lieut Clint II l'etilson.
Gentlemen dcaicous of registering their names a ,
subscribers, are request.d to call on the undersient ,
:committee, who will sit st Geo. Bvele's, No 75 Won,
st every evening' (Sunday, excepted) until the 2ls
inst. from 5 to 7 o'clock
declOtf
DWELLING IIO2SE FOR IIE:N
ANEW and convenient two story 4ssellirg
for rent, enquire at this offieo, or I,t ;
ti .
St Cho, It.
Choice Books for Gifts.
!THE PASTIME.
J. Leaflets of Memory for 18 46.
Scenes in the Life of our Saviour.
The Boudoir Annual for 1546.
Fiendship's Offering do
The Rose of Sharon do
The Hyacinth do
The Rosette do
The Keepsake do
The Juvenile Jem do
Oracles from the Poets.
Lady's Book of Poetry and F . :outfits.
Poetry nf Flowers, end Flowers of Poetry.
Various illustrated edition, of the Poets,
Together with a large and select stock of Juvenile
Books for Holiday presents. Fr,r vole fry
130 S WORTH S., FORRLSTER.
43 Market at.
' • New Cheap MIIILiC.
DOSE ATHERTON. by Jeffrey., 4 pages, 121 e
Gems of English Songs, 12 " 25
Seven favorite Songs for Guitar. 25
1 Opera of Masanielio, 6sr mg.,
La Crscovienne, arranged by Bochsa, 163
Outward Bound, by Mrs Norton, 25
Fine'Old English Gentleman, 61
i We Have been friends Together, ./
Love Not Quick s tep, 6}
'Tie better to Laugh than to Sigh. 63
Thou art Lovely, sung by Mrs V Mutt, 123
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1 Weep not, companion to The Old Arm Chair, 6,1
Light of other Days, 6.1
25
Music from Cindtella, 4 songs,
Received and for sale by
JOHN El MELLOR,
122 Wood street.
*Albans. Velvets and Satins.
N OW
open (by express) another lot of Fashions
,
11 able Ribbons, Bonnet Velvets and Satins, at the
1 New York store, 79 Market stret.
de:•,l3. W e H
GARRARD.
To Business /looses.
A CITIZEN leaivng for the South and Ilavortha
.1 13- will attend to any biotin' , " entrusted to him.—
Address A through the Poet (Mice.
dee 13
RICHARD COWAN,
Attorney at Law,
office in Burke's Buildings, 4th street, near Market
June 19-d&wly
ThomasDonnelly,Attorney atLaw,
Office, near the Court House, in filellon's buildings
.„k• IR C. ,4 4 , •$;•..v., Pit
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404. 11 itiltog i • : # * .. # 41Ab0ah0...44'
nth,'
SPEED AND COMFORT!!
MONONGAECEILA ROUTE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
THE SPLENDID PAT ftUrISIMG StEAXERm
late CONSUL
LOUIS M'LANE,
ARE,ldAnisc DAILY TRIPS.
One boat *III lez.ve every afternoon at 3 o'clock,
precisely.
FAllF:—Patsburgh to Baltimore, $lO.
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, $ V.!.
Passengers by these Boots will lodge on hoard in
comfortable state.rnoms the first night. will pass over
the Mountains (only 13 miles) the ftilltm ing OA , " in
in Eniternbuilt Coaches; nup and lodge the secnnd
night in Cumberland, thus nvoiding night travel alto
gether.
Tickets will entitle PasSrngers to stop at Cumber
land or Baltimore, if they with, and resume Elicit seats
at pleasure.
Extras furnished, for a full load, to tun as Passen•
gers may desire.
Fur seats, or entire enriches for n r ri7,atthedffice,
two doors from the Exchange; nod ut lime National
1 Hotel, abovethe Monnngah-la
art 2l FERGUS MOORHEAD, Agent.
Beaver, Warren and Cleveine.land Packets
and Stage L
THE SPLENDID CANAL PACKETS,
Express & Telegraph,
Leave Beaver tinily, (Simla, expecte.%) nt 1 o'-
clock A. M., (on the arrival of the t.tentner Michigan
from Pitt,burgh.) and arrive at \Val ren nre.t morning
at 7 o'clock—cornerting al Warren with Nei!, Moore
& Co'. line of Stages, which leave Wart en on the ar•
I rival of the Packet, and reach Cleveland beforo night.
Fare through $4 50.
I',.sengeigpnying inPittsburghnre entitleeltochnice
of bertha on the Canal Packet, anti seat. in the lenge.
For pate:rite applyon bonitiStonmhoat Nlichigan, nr
to JOHN S MCKEY,Beaver.
G M El ARION & Co., Piniburgh.
CLARK K. Co., 80nv,..
For parosge r eturninsvtply at the Siege o ff ic es
of
NEIL, MOORE& Co ,Cleveltind.
.1 , -2.1-y .1 Si: M81A1.1.011.
k LASE ERIE & MICHIGAN LIN
r 4,
STEAMER LAKE EIHE,
Leaves Ilehver at 8 o',-; , wk, A. M.
Pito.Rur ch to 3 I'. M.
RITA MER MICHIGAN, ('err.
Len , es Piuehcreh at 9 n'ci wk. A. M.
Brrtv,r at I 0'c , ,w14. I'. %I.
In rcintlii•ri inn with talk ,if Fmigitl and l'tix
sals... Omni Bon in Et l'n.. nn,l
Strom Mint cm, all pat t• tin Lake Eric
and Michig,n. Apply o n
G. M. HAItION & ,
JOHN S. DICKEY,
CLARK Co.. Riti‘ver.
plOO 1 v
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UM. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1645
The new and Srdendld Steamer,
V. S. man. DIONONGAIIELA,
di*4ll* s. iv
fr„ and I,t4t. N
I' 0 It K. the
1.
of Frbfunry, nr,.l the C () 1,17 N 1 13 1 . S
of the .3rt . P . mnth. The+e I ,.rcketa err r,i the Lir !! PIO
1-1,141, and eGm»,11,3 by T he m .,..1 1•11 , 0,1 , 11reli
Cop
l'er,ons dew°. 'bat tiro •.•,14
,wt in the.- eeseeL., will ••11c
BLAKELY C. Nlll . l 111:1,.
A qent.) , for 11.clie, & Cr.. Nev.
'm r i..
Office, corner of 4th 011 a S i niti,fl)-1,1 and Canal
f3,) , in, near the United States (Intel, P ) tt..),u),01.
deell3
TO ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOI7..AND
AND IVA L
rilEilsoNs
L.kNI),IRELAND,S,'()II, i‘‘. ALI'
can have it rent by I.tVet, /11.1!•••
r ate raver, ro n.elinlonc.• ,
1,11••
thwle chuntries d the o p: h
doubt In many. a *malt rum I.‘ ~liu t..m.•.
incnh•thiable benefit. The
have determined p,t the ium. . o thi,t
*red be detervd 0 ,;.111 , . ; ! -c• h I lb?. o.p
BLNKIIIA CHEL.
TILE PEorLE
AFIRST rule farm of r,r111.,
1101.1 )• r,y Y1,111g,1 4:54 • , ion 3 flll.llll
1111.allif1N11. n, 11, ~,„„..„.,1
roqnly, Vent, yltanla. 1.11‘,1
hue
,h Find rid !sexes, nix handriiii and filmy of wlroln
ere cleuirdi and under go,trT fence. 7rtinelloallt , pth•l
mind rall. The I tntl is iinte•hpr.e. IVA 14 wl.ll vi,orred
with abutolrot and C,ret,
runs neat it. There l 4 or,l,
trd
nn the farm. 'rho ron,t i• rleh , ,
an d most h,o, ur if o l rvgj•ln in 11 e.ter”
Several flits ring mill> arc in the immediate vicinity,
9 11/illPlf it mile of tlei I aria. 1 lie
C a tholic Chinch near !I 1.1 ill tr'll
it
I X1111•C:ed, that in the v itro
of ;ter mating •ptinc.
the nary FrmaleSernirivi v. 11l M.llltil St VI.. .• , 111-. s , I.i
be in complete opeiution 'f F.lr. tree. ii 0,1111 ill"
relleni I.cation fa a store. Snould ehii•vr.
it 'sill admit of bring divided into lariat of about
seventy acres tech. Apply to
i &el) 111, A IRLY A!: rciiELL,
GEen5E BEALF.Jr
‘VNI. 3. A7NKNINI,
D CAMPBELL.
WHOLESALE Dealer in Tin Plate, Sheet nod
Briseier'n Cooper. Block Tin, Sheet lion
Sheet Zinc, Slab Speller, Sheet Liras., tr..a and Blass
Wire , dze.
Also, Menuracinrer and Dealer in every variely cif
Tin and Copper %I'are, Forciffn arid American Briorio
Brieht and Plunkhed Wore, Fancy and Plain
Tray., Waiter',. S.c, Foreign arid Amer lc in Julian...l
Ware. Foreign and Ameri , nn +tamped 1.1 , fool kettio ' s,
Urnmm~rtn!:quat.. Side Fenders, &c. is loch he
will be harpy to supply ea.tomern with on the
mart r o n trito,hle terms. hrdeliirie. buyer. Trill I.:
it to 'heir interen t r call find exiimiliC ,0,,c.e
Ficribed goods, in roullorso n sit iris ',;herein the Ilnr it
ware line, as ail rif which v , be ',old at ti very hart
advanc , •im the m.nutactuiet ' e
noe 19-2rit. 3011 ti DUNI,‘ P.
Alderman's Office, Fifth Wars.
011 N A I'ABKINSUS.Immun Filth Wald,
• I ' olln siren!, [WI WIN, Will, 111 ur,d (Ylllllll 11111 , e14,
whore be may be I . ..und nt all limes. Those
hoeing
110 , 1. • 11 or Whet property 1.; sell or rent. emit' hoof' the
same ponctwilly 'wended to; delis collected, Find all
the duties of un Alderman will moonlit prompt
ut
act 27-411 v
Monongahola Navigation Company.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,
pursuance of the provisions of the charter, the
I annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Mnnnn•
gahela Navigation Company will be held nn Monday,'
the sth day of January, 184 G, (being the first Mmidny
of the month.) at their office in Bakewell'a Buildings,
Grant street, in the city of Pittsburgh, at '2. o'clock.
P. M., for the pnrpufe of electing the Mficers fur the
ensuing, year.
WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Seey.
The Brownsville Herald, Washingmn Examiner•
and Waynshurgh l'sles7senger, copy [ill election and
nd u copy 01 the paper still, the wh, rtisni. to in, to
the Secretat}'•--___—..__---- der9oe
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ARRANGEMENT FOR 11346
REMITTANCES
FOIL SALE
JOUN DUNLAP,
NO. 17 MARK ET STREET
For Sale Cheap
() CUTS of Yellow and Purple 5 double Car
' . pet ehnitt;lVitttlow oral n.,ttortoiti
fine white Louisville Lime. cherw worm bed Comfort
ISAAC HARRIS. Agent
And (..nm Merchant. No 9. sth
ab,o &c.
Gt
5(1 TONS PICT METAL of good quality end
IL" suttriblo Cot foundly purprige.t, jlll.t received
and for ' , ale by JOHN D. DAVIS.
now ia. cur Wood and sth htS.
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
0 " 444 tit✓
1110'
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From the New Orleans Picayune, Dec 13, 1345. i
FROM MEXICO.
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER.—By the arrival at Havana
of the British steamship Tweed, from Vera Ct us, ad•
vices from the latter city to the 30th November, and
(tom Mexico to the 26th itove been received. Our
prior advices were brought by the U S sloop of war
John Adarnu, which left Vera Cruz on the 14th. We
are indebted rot our Mexican intelligence to the Dia
sin do la Marina of Havana, kindly forwarded by our
rot respondent.
The U S sloop of war St Marys arrived nt Vera
Cruz on the 29th of Nov, having sailed from Pensaco
la on the i2oih. The lion Mr Slidell, our new Min
i islet to Mexico, was LI passenger on the St Marva, as
We have previously stated.
El Verarruzano. in announcing this arrival, mer•
tions that ii had learned that an Envoy of the Griv•
is-arm:tit of the United States, was on boatd. on his
tiny to Meniro In 041031114 h negntiation4 with the
S”pterne Geyer nment of the Republic 1.11 , 011 the qu , p
tint of Tes.a4. The hour ot the art ival of the Envoy
was drentoti not tha Inuit ,tpportune lur secuting a
hind recrpi ion.
El Dicir it, del Gabierno of the 22.1 ult, states
ihat by an express arrived a. 2 o'clock that afternoon,
the Government had received despatches from Gen,.
Paredes and Arista. They informed the Grr.ernment
that in cony ry•ir nee of the rn ivements of the United
States I(o , pr stationed at Corpus C.:fit-jot:li reconnnit ar•
ing the toads leading Iu Mulamorne and building
en Owns (, the tiaosportatixi ut ariillei),
Gen l'ari.des h determined to rumrnetice indict)
rcld the Disisiiin Lie Reserve," to reinforce Gen A-
rir , tll and "tiniir.l, rn opernle wish tin tic ivily do-
mm‘d.•,ll)y " [Our terui..r,
el.s. the loth.r of our Hoy inn c .rresiyyllut.t Ulu; 14
1,1, veal current in that y. that (ion
f t 1.1,' , 1 to th) 411:Pp , rt Of .11 - 11ka p but t')l
ht 9'90 m ler i s c ,mm rwrim.mc ,
rn the Capital. This m i.emont
:11,, , Lt 104 ree , nt pr,,fos , nns to Gen lerter
r,3 wrdo nun. ;;,:e cr , ,bme , to ,t.l
C04...,,u , a , auf of 1)- 231 o!: ac
ih tt the C1P011%...1 . of [).dories Went into S rct S
sl , rl uro”00. dt+pn:che en.i
r the Governmenr's rm,r4 , ecies, the m,e
Almittiottntion ttf 6en `Santa Attn, nn:l i h.• t
I 1;1* CO!! ori 1.114,
y. Tbo riper. IlvarriVe I!
gt, Up,, It to pie” f owari
prrIGIIII:1 it Gip the lexa. tory; all the list,
fotelvv3 from \ laramero., et a Tamp 7, ,
fhltel the new• of the advance of the Coned State
tin , p, .1, NI .tamnrn.. The vxrilemrnt of th^ pts'
ilo round in Nlirnir.) in .111,Luteti. in • g••o3 &•'g•r
to tIo. fro,r.o-ot ‘,.,t• or A m .•,i,•.0 of .car t.)
part. on the. the 1•11",
rtlailt . by rh••ir comrn•nier• Int , . the p•T,:c
Ot lireMelicArn Government ■t th,e
is. to exports In rt-g•rd to the desig tie t
the Cn! , l , r , t AA.
Frorn th, 13 , 11:o 11,2:d Nosornbor roy
31. rcrnrdl , (Car. of • licg rye''"''".•
S.Z .CIS :11., 19. h u tix(i
t!'l.n . lit hrld iu6r nil - 913(e M , 16'11 , •11 t
n: q .
.I.mciudia. t he. , Ilool,t•uleti hero of ,!;,‘
I'l4 rrcei.ed le•ur rwir,
i.oun ti,loced by t G ,rtr.rn•rl
citcos i..n ;n ;he c;ty of Ilry.l-n
131. !lint tine De pelt men I tot . SOOOI/1, et
of no Co , n Ita.l de laid orp,a
rf:rn , he ,ot
Ft,,n 11 , crn'er 13.
XTENnI VE. F! hE AI Ia:FFALu
Lek•E e vrn;,Elo , "ut 5
N Cu- .1! ina•na - • and lilt , nu fl ,•-t1
31, •11,$, f dic hr ko in the Nete,,:erl
WI:, !., I (-0•11,1,..,1t1i 0 , 0. I/ 11,' .1 OW
tho uat ton
h 1,...1:1.1e
! roe% i ..:ia :o l•
1,, were sl.fr rtrm rt
st.ar. •`,
ca ai..-id. La -s tr , ra ta $l5OO. lasal‹L
Alt C. , bh & far...sprit-T... livrnos. ti rro
LA)k./
1), id 11 , ,birr.m. 1...• i 270 i3Ok
I In.urrd.
!'„, i.~,~.,..~ 1
¢.-r r tained
A (;,•rnin,,
N(. ( ;1 ,1 1' 111 er
Chnt ;ors lk Mtn, l'!•1;101`,4 o 11.1 r t
Ccr;.k iro.d 113,:ffki
A .Nl.Crt Jj,e„4.11. r large
M 41% in lii x 4, the orrostie vltir of l
rnerri .1 street, was several ttmea on tire, tint by
efforts of the foot - Iwo. was p , IIP:V" ,I Ihe go,d
Statuhagills clothing store. on the coiner of Cnm !
metcial and %Vetter streets, were much damaged hy
water, and in being removed. All the uccupants of
the buildings on Commercial street. to the Canal, et.
tiler removed in part, or pocked up their goods so as
it, be in remliness, as it was supposed at Ono Limo that
!he fire would make a clean •weap thlough The hal
! u•itfurlcs of thn br:ck Mock owned by Mr Sidney, ad.
joining Ole buildings de.trned, on the Creek, citugl,l
I fire, a!,d were, wv .11uuld fudge, pretty coosum•
The humeri was owned by the New York Lire
Trust Company, in rather, we understand, is in liti•
or.tion, nr.d on, insiire.i. It will be no lost to the
owners that these old rookeries are destroyed, but
great gain to that section ol the city, ,A lion a handsome
[nick block rid, up no the ruins.
MUST UNFORTUNATE
We understand that there has been a very serious.
destroction of coal boats above. During the flue
weather we I itchy were favored with, Mr Pomeroy or
dere,' five boat loads, 2000 bushel of coal, from
above, the w hole cf which is now in the bottom of the
Ohio river, except one load which lies at the wharf.—
' This, however, was sunk yesterday, by the ice cutting
the boat, and so sudden was the operation that a man
aboard crime very near losing his life. The coal can.
not be got out till the liver falls.
Cincinnati Herald, Dec 20.
EFThe Vliashington correspondent of the Balti
miiie Patriot. in his letter of the 19th says: lt has
been rumored to-day that Mr Polk has sent into the
Senate a large number of no.ninations—are among
them WILLI km A llsaets, Editor of the “Constitu
lion" at Baltimore. as Charge d'A(Tairs to Buenos
1)1, s, and Ititstutms SA UNDI:TtI3, of North Carolina,
Ist , Minister to Spain.
There is a story that negotiations were re-commen
ced, last Wednesday, between Mr Buchanan and Mr-
Pakanham. I have prnty good reasons for believing
it is byte story.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
The Cincinnati Union of the 20th says: The River
is declining slowly—having receded within the las t
twentyfoar hours from six to eight inches—leaving
in the channel opposite this city, about 8A feet water,
and hence, to Louisville-9A feet water. The ice is
floating down in heavy masses, and should the present
cold weather continue 94 hours longer, it will on-1
doubtedly, put a stop to river nnvigation.
The steam , r North American reports the Neptune
souk to her lower deck at Plnml., Point in the NI issis•
sippi—they were engaged in taking out the machine, y
when she passed.
The St Louis New Era of the 16th says, "A rise of I
about two feet has taken place in the river here, and
Ithe ice on it is becoming very soft, Should the weather
!continue a few lays longer, navigation will open to
Cabo.
The Illinois liver in perfectly tight with ice—teams
of any size being able to cross
The steam boat '•A mulct" is frozen in the Illinois
At last acenonts, there was f, feet 4 in•'
chew, in the Portland Canal, and falling.
At Nashville, latest dates,thete was 10 fort water
in Ilatpetli Shoals.
We learn from the '• El Diundi," that the steamer
i"Caiipian," from New Orleans for St I,olllli, eruct, n
snug, below Island 21, in the Nldisissciii, a hen the
pilot immediatelx run her ashore, where she soots
Boat and cargo VI ppo,cd to be a total lois. No
lost.
Thosteamert I.oui,vile, Empire, Alex. Scott, Lb
Franklin, Yroktowo, Ilitristtetay, and ollttr bons
that have been detained below, tire ol: no their wrty
up.
The Lower M I,llissi pp i was in the worst po‘sittle
condition fur nnvigution--5 feet water on Island 21,
when th.. El Dorndo paved. •
BUTTER --1G bbk Lord Roll Butter, irceirvd pr
str Cir velutul end f r pole by
M. B. RIIEY S. Co.,
(1,22. Wesirr it eet.
ALKEitEt.--40 bbl. N 0.3 Merkerol,
no,I tor eale by M B ItIIBY &
\V
Bordeaux Almonds
6 ( )0 LBs ,uft Al.Oll. d A I
`2' GO NV o
i(10 :31 y
C 'lAll r
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P C. 11 TI lIN
LATER FROM OREGON!
I' • ' I
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES
CHEAPEP,
No. ..");', ..Waritct rani a 7.11 I•'ourth
I. ter::
sr:••,,,L 11 .. DRY (AjODS:
fi11... I b. ”1.1 L . . 111 {l4b,r/iner , i
1•1;.-!. liolll,
r•o:‘ T II f: I. \ I) I ES 1.11,
I•tg,t• n I' 'II. as iltl :1 tl.oa
,ntho I "i 4.1 1110 por.t tri
.Irene,) L.• 1„ n. 111, SIOCK
11C th, 1,1 4.u.ne.
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i',,•"ch .-;
nkf I I (
111,1; n:1,1 L inot
Eng.l.ll, French and Sew. -Is Gingham
Emh.isidesed and Plato 'tithes, ice a
Ica, priced. Woolen Good.;
Kenini ky Jean. assorted colt - , and ,p attar.,
Plaid Linsey*, Highland Pint-1
F• 11.!• ti t inced and Striped do,
Heavy Plsid Shawls;
%Vogues! Shawls;
Plat I Cionkings. Furai•lang goods;
Bars...lev Linen Sheeting.:
Super Irish Linen:
Pillow Case Linens. Hamilton Cottdnade;
Russia and Scotch Shy...imp;
Hunkalisiek and Diaper and Bordered rowels
liiiirre Dials,: Wide Buista Diaper;
Colmr.l Sr nirC rails and Linens;
Marseilles Toilcits.r., and :3111C131.1CuVerS;
FI,IO h irkings Furniture Checks;
Dimity and Forni - issa Chintzes;
Damask Table Linens; ruble Cloths;
Siprinrand Common Dar:utak Napkins;
Blankets of all descripiiMas;
Thrr.id Lures. Bonnet
Kid Otos es. 1-I,iier);
Sulk, Cottan and Worsted of all tinalities;
Bleat.hed and Brow
Bie,k, Nlull and Swiss do
Cambric and Jutonet do
Silk Cravntc and l'ocket Hividkerchiefs;
Listen Cambric des
Plain and Hern Stitched So
Calmed Borders.
.1..c1`2 1m JAMES DOYLE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
NO. 57.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MARKET STS,
LARGE and splendid assonmant of useful and
fancy articles suitable for Christmas and New
Years Presents, viz:
Watches, Chains, and Keys;
[Attie.' Breastpins and Ear Rings;
Gold Pencils—a very large stock;
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens: best at ticle;
Bracelets, Clasps, Lockets. ldoquet Holders;
Finger Rings, Studs, Buttons, Slides.
Caul Cases.Cattl Baskets and Busby's Cards;
Bri;tania wore and Tea Trays, in setts;
Gold nnd Silver Spectacles and Thimbles;
Fine Penknives, Razors and Strops;
Silver Spoons; Silver Cups—forks &e;
Ladies' Military Goods, &c. &es
All at ti 3 lowest cash prices
W W WILSON,
corner 4th & Market 6u.
Cream Nato
Pea Nn's
LI:1; I
Ml=
uLIVEoII
.11s: LLB
WurT,rrl
'lnchon Salo.
AUCTION SALE,
AT /I,'o 72., MARKET ST, PITTSBURGH,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BEE HIVE.
A 8 we are determined to close out our entire stock
before leaving the city, we have come to the con•
elusion to sell through Mr M'Kenna, Auctioneer, the
goods remaining on hand. Our stuck consists of al
mtst every article generally found in a Dry Gard
store. City and country Merchants, as well as the
public general, will now have a chance of securing
bargains, as the stock will be sold, by Aue.tion, without
reserve on Friday next, the 2Gth d ty of December, at
10 o'clock, A M, and v. ill continue ftotn day to day'
until all is sold. Ladics attendirl the labs, will be
uccommorlated with seats,
Our Cork Loo;jsts of mouselin de (nines; cashmere
trencos , e; I-bosons; fuland silks; plain, barred and fi
gured alpacas; plain and figured bombazine'; fancy
laws and butzarineb; ginghams; calicoes; and chintzesf I
cotton and fancy Handkerchiefs; lawn and linen cam
bric handketchiefs; shawls in great vatiety, such as
de lainc; thibet; 'ilk; cashmere; blanket and other
41. awls; dress and bonnet silk,; ribbons of every de
scription, such as hoariest, cup and every kind of plain
n od colored. Thread Inc.,; and edgings of the very
heat quality. Lisle and other cotton laces; edgings;
rosertings; &c ; woolen cape; needle worked cullars:
embussed; embroidered and barred curtain muslins;
cotton and silk fringe:. Cambric; Swiss-, bishop lawn,
and book muslin:; linens; diapett. and napkins; plain
and figured nettlngs; plain and 5 4 uredbobinetts; coon
terpobes; glove; gambroons; shilling.; and
oilier summer at off-; cloths and ca4simeres; vestincs;
tweeds; cussinetts; yellow nankeen-; hormet I . sav an;
shoes and aljr perg; braid and snow bonnet a; spool
curt or.; tape; buttons, hook• anti even cotton cords;
sew jpe silk; money purse-; cocuu stockings and hall
hose, &.c. Terms at tale.
JACOB & DRUCKER.
B. :111iESNA, Auct.
Pin -Larch, Dec. .224151.
Dried Apples and Flour.
r; r" BCS!l. I),lt.ki
JOIS Bat rels S. F. Family Flour.
Reud'ed to.d for sole by 1.1. LAMBERT
Tobacco.
KEGS "A G NlcCov's"6 twist tobacco on
cOn+lgTirr.,tit For 6C1.1.• by
NIILLER S RICK E FSON,
179 lA'.l , riv st-
Raisins.
kirBOXES Nl.doe,a Bunch Buiiinq, just re
eeised, no.l f by
MILLER &!. RICK E rtiON,
1`,.. 4. N. 17J Liborty at.
Loaf Sugar.
NVF, nr , r , ro o:iog n ftpillor ,pplr of Nu 6, 788
i!! lo• ritC.l
Vt • 113.0 1)(;E. I.SON S.Z. CO •
%Voter At.
:i1:(7.4R HOUSE .VOLASSES
4 (3 L. S H :11"ki , e5.
-lI3U 1 , 01" do
Lancaster co."
Lebanon "
ifinrribank ~f Pottsville .. _. ...„
ifonongakelabank of Brorrnsville . .
ls'err !lope and Delaware Bridge company
Northampton bank
; Torranda bank
Wyoming bank
1 West Branch bank.— .... ... .. ....
IFaris bank.— ...... -... ...... ....
Lchioh county bank, ... .
I auto.
Belmont bank or Mt. Clairsuille..... .... ....... i
• Crintonbank of (7olartbits..... ..... ..........1
Columbiana bank of New Lisbon.— ...... ....1
Cirrlerille (Lawrence, cashier)._ .... i
• --- i r , ( I•Varren, cashier)---. no sale
Insurance. i Ci5,i,....-tiba5k5.....•....... ........ 1
/II II f'. un,let.goodagr•rrtm oh , . Am,-rican Fire In.'
Clinieothe bank.... ~.. .. -- ---- i
II: " ' ""' 1 "
`" c'Y, ma l l 'i' ll ': 6-11 ' 11 '": c`,'"""":0', Commercial bank of Lake Erie i
rtkilhg . I ,
0• , , wc, 11.:,(1/..1 li. ~,n:ogo by lire, 00 lA - 1 Dayton bank....
....
............. .
•-3
vordhle worn., et toI• 0:41 ~ a nd Prank/in bank of C01umtu5......-5.... ..... ...1
GEORGE CO C I 1 11 A :',; ,
Farmers'and Ifechartirs' bank of Steubenville..}
, . l, N. 913 %Void • '_—l Farmers' bank of Cantors 00
Piano Fortes. ! Gra,, R .l
45
I. ,1,,V. nod •pi , n,!1.1 *.• Irtmer , t of nom onr Granville
. - S 1 ,,,e1 grand art.oll I ' l,llko Ferree, , n baud end ' Fliojit"
lor sal' ho. F. BLUME, I L il
ancaster
Cr. l',•nr 11,1 5t Cloir str.. app ,site Ea. Had. I Marirrla ........
V
17 . assillon
0 , ,
N 1 Ilie On,re instrument, lire warrnoted to I !Iferhanies' and Traders', Cincinnati -... 5
•• ,r.d not c-1rn., , .. , ., and kr , i, in or.!, a. long an nor, !trove Pl,a,as... ---.-- -... .......... i
~..,na,,ic., , t, d Th , :, ,iil be sold I-,w f a root ) . • ! NartraTh -- - A
F. ItILUNIE. I Putna7o
-- • Sandusky --. -. T
- -
lil; E, \V CO
•
N. 0. S ugar.
6 ) i ffi k 111 . 1) , Z !•.,,r6 7...; U. ....,,, llr ..nlo by
' 4111 AY 1311 1113 iti OCiF:, N 1 11,Sl):`; &CO .'
W.ter crf•rt
Ccpper.
(B 4 lijmorr)
BIT RIDGE, 11 I LSON & CO.,
--
Eloliaa Attachment. ! S.•intn
.... ....
T VO rew I,r‘prtiv•.l Grand actlon Piano Fortes , Trrhana
.., Ith l',lormsn'i .1:)liln Avartlon. , ll.ju.t finish 1 Troosier ......... ........ ...
...... ..............
~.1.,..1 f r i..,1e by F. BLUNII:. i x,„i a ...... ........
co , ~( 1 0„„„.,,,,i Si C;,,,,, a:a, , Irpolite Ex. Hotel. ; Znnenvill, ...... .........- ....... •
r0 , v17. , Bank ill Clercland.-.....• ...• ...
I) IX F. 3.A . s ; kET '' )1 l'S 1 t 1.,. ., c..tniortall!e; INDIANA
I ) roar, •'‘ 1,1 .1, n-ii,le 1., 11, i r t0,•1,i7:4 commmii ' C"/ ' 6 '71 4. 4 ,4 l'r'"Che*
.. Cyr. 1...1` :13i 1.1 ,A, tn ., . 0:.1•• :I! .Pur r.to,,i•lrtleut. : Slate Serif
A LC, EA), Meril.7l R E & Co.
`251 Lib,ry at
I;aLE\N! , cLuilis 4 state bein k . _
1 1 .
A. 5.11 it/7. A Bt.!. 111,110,1.4 tilt 61,1:1C , f . 01t4, ILI. ' Roo k o f mi . oit, sh owo , tovn .
. VIRGINIA.
A 1 - ( -; E ( - ) . M ,(l `. 1 iIL &- CI. : Ran?: nf th 0.! Vaney of Virginia—.
'251 U' , r:v . ' Rank of Vir g inia
Exchan,7: bank of Virginia ...
Parmers'banknf Virginia.. .... .....„
North- Waste rnhank of Vircinia.......... • .
Merchants'and Mechanics bank of Virginia
Liar.* at .iforgantm
MA en
RYLAND.
(...)lit:;;G CLOTHS.
Nt:.‘s CloCo 1 , ,t winter rolm we,
y c .'or, , tl , ll.te !bent
••• 'Tv v•lrtrty • •,1" to cut thr taste, the habit
;he pot...et .1 .re them
A I.(i Ea, McGl,.. I E & Co's
2. - )1 1.0 , 0 r .) st
r, rrliit 7 1 o r c City t,,1nk5...........• .
l'l.o A KS, CLOAKS. 1 All other solretzt bank 5..............
lUST tor. ivr,l 421 iovoicr of Frcro:ll C..yhi. euira NORTH CAROLINA
f../ b;o f, f'los's. A!,o ~ ; t .v. , ra ,, e ,, bewitiful: A ll so. i vent banks .. .. ~ .•... • ..
.. .
C ,•1 ,,,, • f“ , Oolog• tor tl.e s;trt,e, (,:r of id, we will SOUTH CAROLINA.
14 13.1; ; r, it
orde,. i Al! solventbatzLl
A L ( .; LO, MeGri I( r: & Co. I
, 251 Li 1.., „ . i Allrolreal bciks
IIXEDIS EA V El( CIA )II IS AND EA N(.. V I Y n t,;:e b,,„b.......
....
.......
L I N I :\ GA. Country banks ..... ......... ..
( j ,:I j.. OME 1111 NC; .1.. w in thiA I to Le had at the LOUISIANA.
j t..... 7 Ess.l.l , ln tt,lt• 11,..1 Q....cr.f% of I New Orleans banks ( gsnod ).... ,
A I.t.i EU, .1,:(11.71111 7 . St. Co.TENNESSEE
..... 251 Lawry et. 1 Allianks....
141CII1GA.N.
Just Arrived at the , 6N ew Turk Store,' 1
Bank of 3!. Clair St. Clair
1ili) noz. Lad tin.i G..ntlf . .men's Rid. Bank
of the River Raisin.. Monroe.....
ll\ I I-nor , . and <,;k (11,,,,,.ni the brgt conotitig. I Partner's' and Mechanics' Bank, Detroit.
N. B. None hut the but Kvi Gloves kep t at 79 Michigan Insurance, Co. D^lsoit,•.
‘inritrt stit et. ; Oakland County Bank, Pontiac.
novi,-.!
- To Let, I Ok:ORGE OGDEN . Ohmura. INOWDLN.
wo ROOMS, on fourth street, b‘v
vteen Ferry)
T OGDEN & SNOWDEN,
and Liberty vreet., auitahle for an office and si , •l SUCCESSORS TO AVERY, OGDEN & CO.,
tine r..om. Enquire of Goo. Stephenson, corner ofl IF 110LESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS
4th and Ferry atreets, or 4 ND Manufacturers of White Lead, Red Lead,
JOHN 13. M'FADDEN. i AL and Lvtharge, corner of Wood and Second sta,
Market street. _ , ritt , j ,, irrh. p
.. novl3 ly.
Liquorice.
SCASES L l .,,,rice r,,cived and rot' sal ,
by BA FA N ESTOCK & CO',
de.c2 c 6cl, and 1V0,..1
- i"NEW YORK STORE,"
,
Burgundy Pitch. iC
ASHMERES, Paris Reps. M. de Laines and
It CASF.S Buretinds Paich: just received and Cori Alpacas, direct from N.ssis Yolk.
ON male by BA FA liN ES LOCK. & co., 1 w. H. GARRARD,
dee'..' corner of CI h and Woad sts. ! nnv 12 79. Market street,
i
Valuable Property for Alalii. 1 83. MARKET ST. 83.
,
A c Eft rA I N lot of ground situate on Penn, he :
PI. low Walnut suet t. Fifth Wm d. containing 17 B e . F BLE
CONST A
E. ,
feet front on Pens, and extending buck 100 feet 1.0 1
IT AS the day received from the Eastern Markets,
Nlullierry alley, on whir.h is erected a valuable three' , a a large addition of new and desirable goods for
story brick house, and in rear a two story Game.
, the winter made at exces,ively low pores, to which
Also, one other lot on Liberty
"'tee'. oppos ite IBF. C respectfully invites the attention of purchasers.
tha Wesley Chapel, in said ward, containing 25 feet
A lot or Lridies' Plaid Cloakinga entirely new;'
front, and extend - mg bark 100 fret, on welch is erec- . Cashmere D'Elosee, all wail, beat styles, and ver)
ted a well finished two story frame. Titles indiapu- I cheap.
table. For further particulars, as to property and! Another fresh lot of T.erlcerri, Thibet. Cashmere,
terms of toile. apply to
JOHN A PARKINSON, Ala., ' and French Broche Shawls.
Berl: if (Chronicle copy.) Fifth Ward. 1 Unshrinkable Flannels; HemStitahCembric Hdkfs.
( Chronicle copy.) Mousline de Leine.) and Cashmeres, from 25 ets .
Oh Yes ! Oh Yes ! to 50 cents; Buyadere and other late styles.
I A large assortment of Whitney Blankett•
YOU CAN always God at G. Schneck's on the cot.. Damask Table Linens; Trish .4-4 Shirtings, do.
ner of Fifth and Smithfield streets, Fresh oys- A fresh supply of colored and black Kid Gloves,
tars served up in every style on the shortest notice.— , Bajons', half long white kid and silk nett Gloves;
Also. Candies. Fruits and Pastry's of the choicest' black do.
kinds. Call and sec. nrrlit-tf 1 Furniture Prints, from 6; to lOf eta. per yard.
. I Linseys; Checks; Bed Flannels; Gala Plaids and
some beautiful styles of Dress Silks. dect
Fresh Fruit.
100 BOXES M. It. RAISINS;
30 half boxes, do;
10 half kegs do, 30 lbs each;
.A_ BEELEN has removed his Commission and
5 casks Zant Currants; . Forwarding Business from the Canal Basin to
Now receiving and for sole by his new Warehouse, on Third street', nearly opposite
dec 8 IL LAMBERT. i the Post Office. Mil 30.
=EMI
CORRECTED DAILT BY
A. KRAMER, EXCHANGE 131101E138,
CORNER OT THIRD A 513 WOOD STREETS•
SPECIE STANDARD.
Merchants andlitanufaeturcra'Scrip..
Exchange Bank Scrip. ............
Currency .......
Berl,' County Scrip .
EXCHANGE- - - 1 f SIGHT
On Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Silver
PPNNSYLV ANIA.—I'ITTSBURGII
Bank of Pittsburgh
Merchants and Manufacturers' bank,
Exchange
Do. tiollidaysburgh •.• .
PHIL ADELP A.
Bank of Nnrth America .
Do Northern Liberties
Do Pennsylvania
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania.
Farmeri and Mechanics' bank....
Kensington bank
Mann facturers and Meehanics .
Mechanic......
lifoyamensing
Philadelphia bank
Schuylkill
Soothwark .....
Western "•-•--- - • - • -
Danl. of Penn Township
(;hard bank • • - - •
U. S. bank and branches .....
COUNTRY BANKS.
Bank of Germantown
" Chester county
" Delaware county
" Montgomery county...
" NO7 thwmberland
Farmers • bank of Bucks county—.
F;aston bank
Doylestown bank ....... _.. • .
Franklin bank of Washington.
Rank of Chambersburgh
" Middletown ....
Getlyshurgh
I " Lewistown.
SnYpechannacounty
Hr rk la.ount
. 4 bank
Columbia Bank and Brt , l Kt Company
Carlisle bank
Erie bank
Parmers and Primers' bank . .
" Bank of Lancaster
" Bank of Reading
IlarriAburg bank
1 fairytale "
Lancaster " •
4q bonßs
NV. 11 GARRARD
SPECIE
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KT.NTUCKY
ILLINOIS
GEORGIA
ALILAMA
Now is the time for Bargains
Patronized by Everybody.
The Wonderful Vegetable Purgative,
FOR THE um: OF
Gtddlnes., Pdtentnati , lll,
Scurvy. Small PDX, Jouttcliee. Pains in the Buck, In
ward Weak trees, Palpitation of the Heart, Rising,
the 'fhroat, Dropsy, rim
Fever of kinds, Fe
male Complaints, Nlr usles. Snit Rheum, heartburn,
,Worms,Cholera Nlorbun, Coughs, Quinsey, Whooping
Cough, Consumption, Fits, Liver Complaint, Ervsipe
las, Deafness, lashings of the Skin, Cold,, G.oo, 'Gran
el, Nervous compluinis, and a V 3 Piety of Other diseases,
arising from Impurities of the blood, and allottuctions
in the organs of digestiorr.
[From the Agent at Quebec, 1.. C.]
• DISEASE OF THE EI VER •
DEAR I
Slat—Agreeable to your dewire, write
keep you apprized of the prospects of the o.4:ken ,
Sugar Coated Purgative Pill, in ILi. city. no or,
recollect, when I first commenced sour treot
tine, which Was in Mss. 18.4. sr. e !ode drown( r 1
the succeoia th..t letedd crown the met, toking. (1..1
premises hod been so comp!etel2, flooded by the 00 .
thousand and one nnsaleuble remedy for every , prtt.at
ble complaint males the earn, :hat i set iously cower ,
plated hexing nothing More In do with any thing of thc
kind. However. nt the tilted ttigent soltetl,llloU,
consented to make a trial of yours. At first we foto , 1
considerabledifficulty in attracting public attention roe
wards them. ('ample had been an often deceived
the vile compounds st.hi'..h have (footled the country foI
hhe last 15 years or mine, that they determined, it
I possible, never to be 'naken in" e'gnin; end the cense
; querns.° wits, o:ey could hardly be persuaded to accept
F or the riiN, us the saying is, for -love nor money."
bus matterrs proceeded for n .ae,•k or t WO, when, xi
'peal luck would have it. "Mrs. N. a Indy of
' our city, Who hall long suffeted from nn olfaction of
the Liver, nceomportied by indigest ilia of the most ale
sonata character, t:115 persuaded to ',crept of is lion, on
condition that nothing was lobe Paid for it, if they did
not afford her the necessary relief. I must confess,
we ouraelves bad very little faith in the in:l[ler, know.
log as we did, that her complaint was one of long,
I standing, and had been unsucerssfully treated by the
most eminent Physicians of this and several neighbor
ing towns. But a e had determined to the merli
cine a fair trial, and if it proved to be wrothless, it
would be a grantee of satisfaction to snow ;t, both to
you and to us. No less to our joy than surprise, how
ever, only n few days had elapsed. when the lady again
presented herself at our counter and enquired for anoth
er box. "1 really think, Mr. Williams," says she.
' that your Pills are heginning..to work ti great change
in my health, and altogether for the better. When
took the second dose. I began to red much hetterthan
I did at first: the pain in my side was considerably
tr
lieved; my appetite began to improve; and the blued
seemed to circulate through my vein] trl2 it did in my
youthful days. Since then,l have taken the remoindet
of the Pills, and my imprmement has freen' sensibly
progressing at every repetition of the dose. I Nava
no doubt that a few mote boxes will effeet-..ra - lv cure
me.'' The result wee its she predicted. Her health
is completely restored. The flush of youth cr,r bean
ty has retained to her cher!, a, and the prvopect et'
long and a happy life is before her. I am
she will never forget the Clie.kener Sug,nr.Ccratert
As might naturally he supposed, the news of this en
tea ordinary cure was rip - tril l ; dis rtrrnirta led throughtln.
city and adjacent cottony; rind scarcely a ar el: had
elapsed, before enquiries began to be made for C,ll'ck
ener's Sugar-Coated Purgutbe Pills; Ind ;Frt detr.trer,
has already inciensed to such an CSIG:It, ]Pat t. e
the greatest diculty in sapply . mg In it'd : id'
ffi
not seem lika exaggeration, I might almost say that a ES'
are literally besieged fly women_ and children, tutit7- .
inf. , under every possible ailment to Lief] -lettMan flesh'
is heir to." The halt, the lame, snd the. blind; dos
asthmatic, censumptive, and dyspeptic. are thronging
our doers in pursuit of the never-foiling Panacea.—
Testimonials of its salutary effects are voluntarihi
flowing in upon us from every qrcirter. One Ptirsuo
informs us he lies been relieved of a most obstinate
Dyspepsia. Another has just recovered fresh n seri ,
nue attack of Apoplexy. A third has snrci,cred in'
expelling from his system the symptoms of Lagar - lice;
And a fourth has just recovered ft om nn attack Of Put.;
munary Consumption, which had confined lam to his'
bed for many months.—So we gum But do not fail to'
keep us supplied. Besides our Retail Trade, vie
have standing orders froM the country to o large
arnecasts Send 30 Gross at your enrliest convenience.
Yours, &c. R. Ft WILLIAMS:
aue.6er, L. C., April 14, 1815.
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Rf.MENIBER, DR. C. V. CLICEF:NER, thei
olizinnT inventof of the Sop: Co;,ted Etna tr.,,{
nothing, of ht wns evet. Ivini.d of until h.; intro::
dared them i 9 June, ir,r.r, as ti i:1 be :ncen hp the (oh
tuts ins:
PREMIUM. •
This Diploma was awarded by the ,A MERICAN
INSTITUTE, at the Annual Fain held in the city of
New Fmk, October, 1393, to C. V. CLICICE N ER,
for the invention of SUGAR COAT VA)
JAMES TA L.LMADGE, Pre6ident
T. B. W AxErita,r, Col responding Secretary
Gcrabaer J. LELD3, Recording Secretary.
laP Tn from COUNTFIRFEITS.—Purchasers must
always ask for Clickenres Sops. Coated Vegetable
Pills, and see that each box has upon is his signature;
all others are enonterfeit..
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WM. JACKSON, corner rf Wood and Liberoi
.11-ems, is Dr. Clickrner's e;ent. fur Fitt:burgh 'lna
vicinity. oct6
A DANCING ACADEMY.
A DAM E BLAQUE tesnectfelly informs her
.LT_L (fiends and the public generally, that she has
strived flans the East, and us iinmediately enter upon
the discharge a :be Lilies of her Dancing School.—
The latest and moat Tothionside I),lnccs, including the
Minuetde la Com', as dar.6ed at the Courts of Englact
and France; theBOHENIIAti POLK : X.:Ls dunned by
Martaii; the MAZURKA, LA LIACHCCA. THE
POLKA, C0T1LL10N5, 6.;.e.,.&c., will lieotaught.
Madame B.'s RooMs ore now completed, and will
be opein for the receptions of those ladies and gentle
; men who are desirous of being instructed in the uhuset
dances, on Wednesday evet.ing the l!'th inst.. at 7 o'-
clock, fur the gentlemen, and on Fliday, 21st, at 3 o'-
clock, F. M. for the Indica.
The days of tuition for the ientleincrt. are as follov?•
every Monday, Wednesdoy and Scordtly evening,—
For the ladies: every Friday from 3 to 5 o'clock, P.
M and Saturday front 10 to 12 o'clock 2.. M. and from
3to 5 o'clock, p M.
LA FAYETTE ASSEMBLY ROOMS ate situ.
to on Fourth street, two dons Irorn :he nay Scales.—
Madame B. vi ill tent the above named rooms fnr rob.
lic and private supper parties, Concerti., Sc , itccii
&c.. &c..
- -
The above rooms are tinished nod ftttiid up in the
most novel odegtant and err rov,d style, with dressing
rooms, and every convenience for t h e accommodation
o f c isitmy, and ate now open fur inspection.
Madame B. will commence a z. r:cs of rocs
ties on Friday, the 28th of November, to continui
through the a inter.
The ladies will be ticketed.
Those gemlernen who are deriroua or sub arribitii,
will favor Madame B. Its calling at her rooms.
The 11,00 ms ban be had oft reasonable terms.
nov 18.tf.
Fancy Facts.
BE it known that J A NI ES CAVANAGH, hes just
received at_ O. 62 MARKET STREET, la
large and splendid allKUTlment of Variety Goods, such
ai Jrtehy, Cutlep., Toys of all isinds, Dolls, &e. &c.
Also, a ill•V SNICK of other Fancy Goode , too nuttier
ous to mention, cheap for ca.h.
ReMember the number, 61 MARKET ST.,
between Third and Fourth at*, it. Simpson's Row.—
CALL AND str. nov 29-le
OPENING this day, another lot of Broche
!LP Alen, on hand, a few •plond+d French Broche
Long Shawls, (all wool) which will be sold a great
bargain, at the New York store.
NV. H. (IARRAIID,
79 Nliirltet
AFTNE assortment of French Cloth+, Cassimeree
and Vesting': also Scarfs, Cravats.Stnck-s,Shirts.
Drawers, Underrests and Hosiery; also a few of the
"Shaker" Flannel Drawers and Shirts, at the "Net*
York Store,"79 Market street
novl2
To the Ladies.
To tho Gentlemen
W. H, GARRARD
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