Slanting post. PITTSBURGH, PA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14, 1946, CORRESPONDENTS In reference to communications which may appear in this paper, we have one or two remarks to make.— We will insert none althorn the name of the author be ing rust made known to us, and when inserted, mustal• ways be taken as espressi v e of the views of Ike :triter, and not the editor of this paper, unless the views so eapressed are editorially temarked upon and approved. SzLLIII•N'S AMERICAN JoCRNAL or ART'S •ND SClENcti.—We ism indebted to W W W loos; No 57, corner of Fourth end Market streets, fora num ber of this very taluoble semi-monthly publication.— Price 87i VS. per number--subscription price $5 per annum. See advertisement in another column. CITY ELECTION TIM VICTORY. V. give the tettrrns of the election which took place yesterday; at far as We could obtain them.— The people—the democracy have achieved a brilliant victory. DR WILLItit KIIRR, the candidate of the Democratic party, is elected by over one hundred of a mejerhy. "Glory enough for one day." FOR MAYOR. A C c) 14 Ward, Ad do 3d do 4th da sth do 6th do 1532 1425 Majority for Kerr, 107. FIRST WARD, DiIIIOCitATS Daniel etrit coo Jamas Gray, COWNOIII Council. J o hn Nicholson, 183 I John W Robertson, Tirnundann, 179 Jame., Graoey, William Irwin, 183 Wm Gorman. B CSawyar, jr., 188 Samuel Barnes, C H Paulson, 183 Geo Albree, THIRD WARD. Select Council. 416. I John Shiston, Common Council. Robert Porter. Att:onel Morrow, 461 W Martin, 328 11 Kelly, 448 D Lainge, 325 Duncan, 454 Heys, 341 inhn Quinn. 416 f Scott. 332 W fi Whitney, 444 j Arthur*, 336 FOURTH WARD - Select Coined:. Cowmen* Cotraril. 199 NI Robertson, 198 J Pennock, 199 R C Stockton, 199 I S Stoner, 193 I A G Reinhart, SIXTH WARD. Select Council. 195 L R Lirinuton Common Council. J %80th.% 164 Wm Barnhill, Thee IWCallaagiu 161 Dr R Wrnv, Jos Diiream, 161 Wm Nev,ppr, Jobe Rea. 193 R Brace, Jr, Ju I 163 John Scott, 1) Rd.womlels. inlin Holmes JAN. Tenbit, R White, J Watson, Airs Blck, SLOoIID WARD.—Select Council, C Adams, (Mm) is elected. The Whig candidates for Common Coun cil were all successful. Firm IV/RD.—The entire Democratic ticket e [PR. S. CASSZTT, Esq, (Whig„ was yesterday elected Mayor of Allegheny city, by • considerable majority. Full returns will be given so-morrow. On Tcesdaythe 13th inst., at 1 o'clock. Elizabeth Martha, daughter of Thomas and Rachel Varner, aged 3 years and sit months. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this tiny at 2 o'clock. Mr Wm. Spebman at his resilience on Chatham tn. en Tuesdny.lav 13th. His funeral will take place on Thursday nest at 10 o'clock. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS A special meeting of all the Lodges, will be held at the Old Hall, corner of Virgin Alley and Wo ,d 81 on Saturday evening, January 17,1641 i. By order of the Chairman oldie Rolle( Committee. farCARIHY, Scc'y. PENN INSUHANCE: COMPANY The eleventh I nem! nsent on the stock of this com pany, (being $250-100 pr shaft.] will be due at the of flee on Thursday the Isth inst. juin 1.3-3 t. J FINNEY, jr, Sse'y. Democratic County Convention At • meeting of the Democratic Committee of Cor• respondence forthe county of Allegheny on the 10th inst at the Washington Hotel, it was On motion of Col J A Gibson Resolved, That the Democratic citinens of the rtty of Pittsburgh, and of the several boroughs and town ships of the county be requested to hold their primary meetings at the usual places on Saturday the 7th of February next for the purpose of ehosing the usu.' number ot Delegates to represent the several districts hi County Convention. Resolved, That the Delegates so elected, be, end they an hereby directed to meet in Convention at the Ns w Court House in Pittsburgh, on %Veen KSD AY, Ibe 11 of Febreary next at 12 o'clock fur the purpose of appolotingfive delegates to the Convention to be held on the 4th of March next at Harrisburg to nominate a candidate for the office of Cana/ Commisssoner. JOHN C DAV ITT, Chairman. S Jon 111, Secretary. STOM; HT ON BIT rE HS and peppermint; cigars and Tobacco alwayr or. hand and fur sale by JAMES S. CRAFT. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, corner of Fourth and Wood streets, above Sibbett & Jones. Entrance on Fourth. nov 14-dBm. IF 3ou want to ptArchase any bedsteds,tables,chairs, settees, or any thing else in the furniture line, you cant do better than to call at the furniture ware room of T B YOUNG & CO, decl3. Eland at, between Penn and Liberty. Dressing and Plain Bureaus. IF F you want to get a good article cheap do not for get to call at the Furniture Ware Room of T B YOUNG & Co, nov2l Hand et. between Libeity and Penn sofas. A PAIR of plain neat sofas on hand and for sale at the Furniture Ware Room of T B YOUNG &Co. nov2l Hand st. between Liberty and Penn. Eight day Patent Lever Gold Watches. JUST received a fine lot of eight end one day gold Patent lever watches suitable for both ladies and gentlemen et very low prices au IVd. warranced good . WILSON, :~~~ ! «070.irt* . *"* . • 192 297 00 114 125 00 435 296 22 214 273 00 337 243 00 190 186 00 Select Council. 183 T 1 Kinotid, I 186 S F Van Bonburst, 193 I Ii Lorentz, 298 I'. C. MARTIN, GO Water street Furniture SPEED AND COMFORT!! idONONCIAWSILA 11017TII. FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA VIZ SPLENDID /AST RUNNING STEANCAS lag" CONSUL v at AND LOUIS M'LANE, ARE MAKING DAILY TRIPS. One boat will leave every afternoon at 3 o'clock, precisely. Int f::;e• FA RE—Pttssburgh to Baltimore, $lO. Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, $ll2. Passengers by these Boats will lodge on board in comfortable+ state-rooms the first night. will mot over the Mountains (001373 miles) the fallowing DA T, in in Eastern-built Coaches; sup and lodge the second night in Custlberland, thus aiuiding nig s frarel alto. gether. Tickets will-entitle Passengers to slop at COmher land or Baltimore, if they tvi.h, and resume theft seats at pleasure. Extras furnished, for a full loud, to ran ES Passen gers may desire. For seats, or entire conches fur appljr at the office, two doors from the Exchange; and at the National Hotel. abovethe Monongahela Bridge. °et 21 MF.SKINIF:N. Agent. Beaver, Warre an n and Cleveland rackets d Stage Lint. tato7t;rai•ll:4 _ _ _ THE SPLENDID CANAL PACKETS, Express & Telegraph, Leave Beaverdaily, (Sundays expected,) at 1 o'- clock A. M., (on the arrival of the eieamer Michigan from Pittsburgh,) and an ive at Warren neat morning at 7 o'clock--connecting at Warren with Ncil, Moore & Co'e line of Stages, which leave Warren on the ar rival of the Packet, and reach Cleveland before night. Faro through $4 50. Passengerspaying inPittsburgh are enthiedtochoice of berths on the Canal Packet, and seat,. in the stage. For passage apply on board Steamboat Michigan, or to JOHN S DICKF:Y, Beaver. O MHAR FON & Co., Pittaburgh. CLAN( &Co., Deaver. Fnr passage returning apply at the Stage offices of N El L, MOORE & Co., Cleveland. ie2l-y J & M 11 TAYLOR, Warren. LAKE ERIE & MICHIGAN LINE. STEAMER LAKE ERIE, C►Pt. CAMPBELI Leaves Braver at 8 o'clock, A. M. " l'ittsburqh at 3 o'clock, I'. M. STEAMER MICHIGAN, CAPT. Boles, Leaves Pittsburgh at 9 o'clock. A. :VI. 310 311 314 302 30S Beaver at 1 u'eock, I'. M In connection with daily Lines ofFreight and Pas sage Canal Boats to Erie, Pa., and Cleveland, 0. Steam Boat and Vessels to all parts un Lake Erie and Michigan. Apply to _ . G. M. BARTON S CO., Pittalwrgh JOHN S. DICKEY, Beaver CLARK &Co.. Beaver jun, 21.9 1845. MONDAY CINCINNATI PACKET. 1845 The new and Splendidtiteamer U. S. NAIL MONONGAHELA, &moil lc, Master, has-commenced run• ning regularly, •nd will continue to run through the season •a n ‘Yeekly Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving Pittsburgbevery Mondi.v morning at 10 o'clock, and Cincinnati every Thursday morning at the sa me hour. For freight or paoratge apply on board. m 26. 294 293 296 292 297 Per Sale FFIH Arcommodious and delightfully •ituatedla residence. on the elevated gr and fronting the canal in Allegheny city, recently occupied by Ins Escellencv Governor Shueh. and at present by Judge Patton. The price will he moderate and the term• of payment as easy as may be desired. If not sold by the let of February, it will then be for rent. Appl to the subscriber at the Union Cotton Fartory. docl7•tfebl XV. D. COPELAND. 209 223 ^l2 216 219 DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT A N E%W •od comrnient two story tivrrllinglrit for rent, enquire at thin office, or trainable Property for Sale. ACER rAIN lot of groond situate on Penn. be !ow lVnlnut ntreet. h Ward. containing 17 feet front on Pena, and ettteioling bark 100 feet to Mulberry alley, on which to erected a vailiable three story krick hones, and in rear a tern story frame. Also, one other lot on Liberty street, opposnt the Wesley Chapel, in said stolid, containing 25 fee finnt, and extending back 100 feet, un wnich is ern,- ted a well finished two story frame. Titles indispu 'able. For further particulars, as to iirnperty trims of sale, apply f JOEIN A r VAKINSO N. Ald., Ward BOORS FOR THE HOLIDAY PRESEN*IB. Album!, in great variety of Gind•,og with am without plate.. The Hyacinth r.ir 1645 and ale° for 1846. The Chriatinn'a Annual, a :Vli.cellany fur 1846 Scenes in the Life of our Saviour, a handsome octavo volurne,with eight beautiful engravings, and splendid binding. The Snow Flake, by T S Arthur, 8 Vo. fair binding, with 10 plates. engraved on steel. Sketches of iridh Character, by Mrs Hall, large 8 vo., embellished with over 60 engravings on steel and wood. Friendship's Offering for 1846, a beautiful book. The Rose cf Sharon; The Hawthorn. Christmas Eve; Holiday Tales. Boys' and Girls' Little Forget•me•no'. The AnonTette; Keepsake atories. The Boy'. Week Day Bout; The Young Lady's Book, a manual of elrgant re• creations, exercise, and pursuit.. The Boy's Guide to Rothloess. Etiquette for Gentlemen. Hand Book of Fashion. The Children's Companion, by Berquin. The Rollo Books, different kinds. The Swiss Family Robinsons. Robinson, Crusne, complete with many plates. Together with a great variety of smaller juvenile books, on hand nod for wile by LUKE LOOMIS, Agent, Ni, 89 Rood at rem. More New and Splendid Werke,. A T COOK'S 85 Fourth sireet. ZS. Carly&le's Miscellaneous Ellen VI. uniform with Alison, Macauley, eg.c. 1 ' , GI. Elinor IVyllys; or the Young Falk of Loughbridgo, it tale by Amabel Penfeather. Edited by J. Fenni more Cooper, author of Pilot, &c. Ascanio; or the Sculptor's Apprentice. en historical mmance of the 16th century, translated from the French of Alex. Dumas. Fleming Field; or the Young Artisan, a tale by J H. Ingraham, Esq. London Illustrated Papers. Ladies' National Magazine for January. The Book of Christmas. descriptive of the customs, ceremonies, &c. By Thomas R Harvey, (Library of Choice Reading No 58 ) Democratic Review, containing a portrait of lion. C. Cushing, late minister to China. Joan the Heroic Maiden, by Alex. Duman. The Heiress, by Miss Pickering. Just published. Fremont's Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Mountains. The Electra Magnetic Telegraph, with the Reports of Congress and a description of all the Telegraphs known. By Alfred Vail, Aas. Sup. of the Elertro Telegraph for the U. S. The Illustrated History of Palestine., from the Pa triarchal age to the present time. Cheap edition. dee 29 Fahnestock's Vermifuge THIS is to certify, that my youngest boy, aged about 2 years, woe taken sick with the summer complaint. He was attended by a Physician all sum mer, and received little or no relief. About the mid. die of November, 1 gave him some of Fahnestmk's Vermifuge, which brought awn) one hundred and thir ty large worms, and gave him immediate relief. He has been perfectly healthy. JOHN BAIRD - . Sharpsburg. dre24-d&w To Buidziess Houses. ACITIZEN leaivng for the South •nd Httyanna will attend to any business entrusted to him.— Address A through the Post Office. des 13 akkAtm LIFE{ INSIMANCE—OapiteI $2,600,000. HE insured entitled to participate of profits on both European and American policies. National Loan Fund Life Assurance So ciety. London. United States Board of Local Director:. (Office 74, Wall street.) Jaen HARVEY, F.aq., Chairman. 1 John J Palmer, &.q., Jonathan Goodhue. Esq.. James Boorman, Eeq., George Barclay, Esq., /New Yorl,. Samuel Howland, Esq., Gorham A Worth, Esq , Samuel Sf Fox, Clement C Biddle. Esq., * Sears C Walker. Esq , Louis A Godey, Esq., Philadelphia. Geo Rex Graham, E.g., J LEANDER STARR. Mutineer and Genera Agent for the United States and Biitislr N. A. Col autos. BANKERS. The Merchants Bank of Nese York, SOLICITOR. William Van Hook, Esq., 39. Wall street. The follow•idg are among the advantages held out by this institution, which will be found most advanta geous to the assured, and which are seldom offered by Life Insurance Companies, viz: The peculiar advantage[ secured to the 'leisured by the prinoiple of the Loan Department, thus blending the utility of a Savings Bank with life insurance. A large sum to be permanently invested in the United States in the names of three of the Local Di• rect•ers, as Treasurers, available always to the assured as n guarantee fund. The payment of premiums annually, half yearly, quarterly or monthly. Na charge fur stamp dirty. Thirty days allowed lifter each payment of premium becomes due, without forfeiture of policy. Traveling leave extensive ■nd liberul, and ester premiums on the most moderate scale. Conditions in the policy less onerous to the assured than usual in cases of lice assurance. (See pamphlet.) The actual and declared profits (published in aurces. sivo Reports) uffordinc sure data fur calm:lotions of the value of the "bonus" in this institution. These proofs will at each division be paid in cash if desired. Being uneonnecud with Marine or Fire Insurance. The rates 'for life w ith profit. • are lower than those of any other foreign company effecting Life Insurance in New Ynrk. The public are respectfully requested to ex r mine the distinguishing principles of this instil ut inn, their ta,bles of rates, their distribution of profits, and the faculties afforded by their loan depart Inent, to ionote elsewhere. .1 LEAN DER STA ll R, General agent ti"TPThe subscriber, being duly appointed Agent for the above named Institution, will give any iafor• motion required, and receive applications for insurance, at the counting-room of Atwood. Jones& (•n., Water street. WM. I' JONES. nov 13 law am SEALED PE 3POS ALS. NAT T DLT•FITNICI , 1. Bureau of Con., Ec i otp , and Repairs, January 5, 1816. SEA LED PROPOSA LS, •ndor,ecl ••propo.al s f or tunher. copper and iron," received at the hineßll until 3 o'clock. on the I lith of Fehruary next, for delkering at the respective navy l ards near Ports rnotrh. New tiarnpxfore; Char:ertown, Mataxehos4ets, Brooklyn, New lor k; Philadelphia, Washington anJ Norfolk. First. For white olOt timbrr, chip h not be lea. than 35 fret. and •verN:e 45 f..rr in loncii, which may .guars more, but not leri. than 12 inches a, the top end, tote rungh %quilled, as for plank ato,k.. They may be straight both way., or itlightly curved one way Srcond. foravain white oak b.u•cut. from 12 to 25 feet lon G; of ohirb— One sivh 'hall be 22 ft long 18 by 12 in . ) to be 20 •• 17 by 11 ' straight 18 '• 16 by 10- both 12 " 13 by 0 " arrays, and ore-sixth square, and may In• more. but not less, than 14 inches at the small . nit roogl,•silyd. straight, and have regular cuiv e from 12 to 18 inches the other wry. Third. For hest long leaf, fine groin, heart mouth eta r t illow pine. None lest than. 33 feet. to average 45 G•n in length. which mny *goner m ore, hot rm 4 leas, than 12 inches at the end, to be tooth 4s-raced as Ito plank stock.. The h icks may be straight both ways, or slightly moved one w ay. Fourth. For the hest yellow pine of the kind above mentioned. rougi.-hewed, from 15 to 75 feet lone, to avi rage 50 feet, and to *future in the middle of Thew lengths—fur one-half the gonntiiy, one inch to every three feet, and the other half one inch to every four feet of their len;.th, and to be +lra. rAI bra VI Fur the hest yellow piney( the same descrip tion rough heweil.'srpiare, and of equal size through. out their length, from 35 to 45 feet in length, to aver age 40 feet —on,' hitt' to square 16 inches, one rhird to 'goitre 16 inches. and tine third to square 14 inch ea S St Clair •t To be fitteight one way. and mit) . hair ■ *light regular curve the Aber n exceeding G inches in 45 feet. Si - inlet". I (fora will he revived linen bithirro for .nch •if the above kind+ and clits.es of timber at sole of the na,-yards above stated. and sop iratel 1.131.7bi1s cnn he delivered on nr before the 1-t of Joh'. beta yen the Ist nfintly and the Ist if Ociolier and 3 lei of Dm:eno ber. 1316. Persons offering will al•o stmt. the Tian lily °reach kind and class they w cnntr•ct to dot ryes, and the priers per cubic' foot o .l.teil for the delver ies to Ire merle in each of theme rerso,la, at such of the ntivy•ynicls us they may prefer. Those who may lit. sir Jidomed to fr•r are rorp,coeil to make separate offers for several yaril• rand period. of delivery; Slating particularly the Tottiti.ies and price. for deliveries in each of the period., and for eneli teed. for which ihey offer. with the onder.tonding ilint the. 4 , fr•rs for iris' yard only a ill be binding on them, I.llt for., to sub orevent a greement if detired by the dopm too rat It is to he dodincily undemoood by the p.m.r. who mar make offers, that the depariment n-seae. to n sell the right of accepting s uch off ets only us, al the of receiving them, it may deem expod,ent to meet its own views of the wants of the service at the respctive navy-yard, Although thetifters made by persons will be con•id. aced as binding for nee yard without sulueepierit agree ment, they can make separate offers for more than one yard to secure greater chances for acceptance; hot no offers are desired which cannot certainly he folly Corn rdeted within the times named in the offer; and with the understanding that tea per rent, will be reserved from all hills in addition to bond+, and be positively forfeited to the United States incase of any failure to fulfil contracts in due time. The whole must be of the best gvuhic. smind, free from heart shakes, rents, bad knot., 11/111 defects, enb jar; to inonertion and measurement by persons to he appointed by the Commandant of the yards when de• liveries may be made; and bu in all respects to his entire tatisfartion, or it will not he remised Offers will !deo be received for furnishing at the navy.yurds, during the respective periods aforesaid, bolt and sheet copper, and round flat, and square iron—all to be of the best rlylity, and subjent to in. spection and approval, and under the name conditions as herein specified for timber. The priers asked to be for the pound, for each yard. and period of delive ry; and the offers must state distinctly whether it is for American or of what other manufacture. jmnlo-Isw4w. Printers! Look Here! MACHINERY CUT WOOD TYPES! TH undersigned are prepared to furnish to order, any style, size or pattern of ITlonet Types, equal, in every respect, to any manufactured in the Untied States, et very low prices! Our Types are accurately cut, and cleanly and neat ly finished, and warranted not to become injured by any usage to which types are nrdinaty subjected. The woods we use are mahogany, boxwood. &c., end-grain, and so prepared 83 to defy the action of water or the at niosp here. Having jest completed new and improved machine ry•, we Ste prepared to fill orders at the shortest no tire; and being practical printers, and one of U 3 having nine years' experience as a job printer alone, we flat ter ourselves as to our ability to give satisfaction in every case. Ill'Papers that publish the advertisement of Palmer & Co., can have their orders filled by us. And pa. pers pnblishing this advertisement to the amount of $5, will receive their pay in type when three timer. the amount of their bill is taken out. Ecint.rs wtll Om", send papers containing the advertisement, that we may know where to send specimen sheets. octl M A RTIN & JON ES, SKATES, Cutlery, Ivory, Ebony, &c. for sale by JOHN W. BLAIR, 120, Wood at. M=Ml== S. W. cor. of Sycamore and Thirdsta., Cin In the Court of Conimon Plea, of Allegheny costa ty, in the Commonwealth of Pennry/aemia at De • ember Term, 1837, blo 249. In the matter of the voluntary as•', . . S c• signment of Samuel Dec 'l 2 ' B " If t° l n B . 45 I And new, to wit, et , . ...„ : supplementary account of Assignees, r ` }•r • exhibited and filed, and nn motion of -H r S. Magraw.F.::q Attorneyfor Assignees, the Co a st appoint Sattirdny. the 21st day of lob. A I), 1315, f,l hes tir; sllowance and confirmation of said acrount nnlews reason be gisen why thessine should n u t be nllot‘ ell, nod the Prothoionney In directed to give notice or the same fur thirty•dyys by publication in two newspapers published in Aileghenv county, to areditois and others interested as required by Act of Assembly. From the Record jon 1 dim GEO R RIDDLE, Prothoooint y Tavern Stand for sale pHE undersigned desirous of removing from this I county. offers for sale, the ',silence of ',his lease, (having 4 years from the lint day of stprilpext) of that well known Tavern litsuse,stign of the Canal Boat; on P-no st. near the Packet landing, in the neigborhood of the Canal Basin, Commission Houses, &c., together with the •tack of Liquors dtc. &c. on hand, Bar fix ture, & Household furniture, To any one wishing to go into the business abetter opportunity could not offer. The house has an excellent ran of custom, end has been a hemmed house for thu last 8 years. For term* apply to the aub'criber on thu premises. deell-if. R. DOS'SETT. GT' 6 5 I .41 .71/.IRKE T STREET, Between Fourth st., iind the Diamond. RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, The Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road, A large and extensive assortment of Shawls, viz: Super. all wool Belisha; "'rioted Tuikeri and Coal:- mete, Blk embroidered Turieeiy, Bik and Mode color ed silk fringed Thibbet, Super. embroidered Thihbet, Damask and silk worsted. black and colored Merino, and a large 1111.1 , 1aMPIll of Plaid and Woolen Shawls. All of which will be sold at 4mall advanen above Eastern cost. A BSOLOVI MORRIS. j:111 1 NO. 65, GREAT EXCITED= !! TARIFF REPEALED !! ! - T HE sliding scale ptinriple abandoned and tae minimum standard adopted at No. 92 Market Street. We have been receiving for the last ue.k or two. a fresh supply of seasonable DRY GOODS, bought from the filanof..ctorers. Importers, and at Ath7110:1 at the lowest cash prices. Having had en experienced Agent in l'ldladelpltie end ti.iiry Yotk for some mina,' past piciiog op haresios. here and there. e,,a ble+ us to offer to the a •tilend id stock of Goods ith almost en iniper•eptihle Tariff. Our stock eon. sous on purl of the folltiaing Goods:— Shawls—u great variety; French Terken Shea I.; Loc:lsh do do; Splendid Brusha sod Ca•hrnfre Shawls . . Damask do; Black and Frid,routered Terkeri do: Su r er Block Thibet, Silk Fringe do , ; Ladies' Saner C3Ptilltere Scarf,; Plaid iVuollen Shawls of every variety; Also a great sottricli o f C.IITITC D'FC.O3l5e; Plam de barn, end batted and figured de Lain; English; and F..ench Melia •1111 C..t , g II,rth,11211:•••; pain find fincy dress Irish Ll,l,ll—Cutuu. Alp .cca and CaUant to Hose; CAS.SINIERF.S. CLOTHS and VESTINGS. Also, an exe , :lent assortment of domestic Goods. Ail of o b;,t, »e offer, isli•tlesalc or retail, at such pri er. as ws thirds cannot fail .1 please. C a ll and v x• amine for yourselves—at So. 92 M.irket street. de.-.39 tf. NIUSES COREY. Books for tho nolydays. C FINES in Ilin Life of by the Ports and AD Palmeri; aliu.i by Rufus W. Grin n old. 1 TOl. so '1 he Boudoir Annual for 1816—a christmaa, new year, and birth-day Presem tit 1816. Leaflets of Memory for 18443; a at-twins. new year and birthday geniasintr, heti - MI In the wet splendid style, and embellished with 12 •plerld id illustration,. con.isting of Worn:tont ione and fine 'steel engra,ings by the 6rui urtros —rib ea Ly keyriell Comes. M. I). lbe sm.e Fiske fur 1846; A gift for Innocence and Beau . ); ed.trd by Arbor. The Opel fir 1846; a present fur the ho!ydays; edi• trd bV J .hr The Mayflower for 134 G; a choice Annual; edited by Kok- Ilarnilion. Erienridg.p . ii chtisimng and new-year present for 1316: 1 mn., mono-co gilt. 1 by Lady's Book of Flower. and l'oeiry, edited by Lccy floopro; 1 nl,l. and colored rilingitationa. Household Vvisrin a Leal:rifa book, by Barnard Barron. The Hyacinth for 1846, or riff:l-iron's g:ft—a aria:- ou r s, new year and birth-day Present. Gray's Elegy, i'ititrared. Oracles front the Ptefoo; 00l feet-lint derision for the dl.,,lrig morn, by l'antline magina:i.m and Fra-y.4,r sele•coona from the Er• glisli at by Leigh Hunt. Mr , IeITIV,II S I lktirnted, *1 he Amulet. a berrin christinns Ind new 7elft press en,. wish steel iingra,ing.. The Poets arid Poetry :if Einirrie by Lonefeil ,w Ti.,. l'oer• arid Pinot,. co' Ante Ica. by Griinvoid. For gale by JUIIN:iTOS S. S rOCK fuN. dee 3.", 44 Maiket ar. Choico Ohio Land N AT are ',oho! iota! to offer f.tr sale, S 3 acres Y 11,d-rate upland, grtuute nn tho Maur Road. leading to Jackson and Chtaicot hw, and about one mile and n half from 'Millersport. Isnwrsoct, County. Obi,. The lord i s well titntrered froth the known healthiness of the neighltorktod, f rtiht y o f the and proximity to Nlillersport, (the plincipal landing place in that section of country'.) Is comidered a eli gable location for a farm if application be mudo soon, it will be sold at a g mat bargain. BLAKELY & MITCHELL. corner of Four' h nni dqc 31 and Penn wtroer. Pitis,,nrgh CI I Y PROPERII FUR SALI. 4 rc.ntigiouh Lou of arntnyl on Penn at. and Steven (.150n . % Alley earl, 24 fed lay 100. 2 building Into on l'itsu strnear s mill, 24 I NO. 3 buildin g lot, on Ow corner of Pine and 'Penn sts 5111 %yard) '2O 1:y 1;7. 3 !.t.rif ground in the rear of the a!rove fronting on Pine sit. fin. 7 building Irv. on tho Turnpike road in O'llarn'A vibe 24 by 100. A huge noinber of lota in tte vicinity of the coy suitable for building lots and large enough for gardens for sale or lease sonic for a term of years and others perpetual. Apply to (1,29 ItLAKELY & MITCHF.L. (illy Lots for Sale grim:F. contiguous lots of ground on 3d it, 20 by _IL 80 feet deep very eligible for building lots, a large portion of the purchase money may lay riser at the pleasure of the purchaser. Apply to dec2.3 BLAKELY & NITTCHEL. LET ALL THE WORLD KNOW That Setter's Vermifuge is the best in ate!! HERE is the proof— Licksng Station ,Ky , Dee 17, 1345. Mr. R E Sellers: 1 have the pleasure to inform you that I have used in my practice yourcelebrated Verml fuge, with the most happy results I have brmerly used Fahnestock's, but being persuaded to try yours,l have found it far superior in every respect, and can say without the fear of contradiction that your Vermi• loge possesses more virtu« than any I over used, and most cordially recommend it to the attention of the public. 1 will state a case where I gave one vial of your Vermifuge. My brother's child was pining and wasting to a mere skeleton, is 36 hours after 1 gave the Vermifuge. the enormous quantity of upwards of six hundred worms orre passed. The child that tsar given up for lost, is now as well and hearty as any 111 the neighborhood. NIRROSI . , ARNETT, M. I), {'".'Those who wish (-nu see Dr. Ariiisizt . :, l'.epated and sold by Seld also by Kerr & Mohler, 147 Wood street; L. Wilcox, Jr., and Wm. Thorn, Market street; Feu & Cassell, Fifth Ward, and H. I'. Schwartz end J. Mit chell. Allegheny city. jan7 tl 4 mmglA+4.mw.go.,m,itiaMi.r4r,,,w6a4,4a4WMAllMllMPlPM Sugars. WHITE. Havana Sugar in Boxes; White Brasil ditto in bbls, In store and fur sale by J. & J. IV' DEVITT, 224 Liberiy st Pittabargh Niaanfactured Tobacco. 20 KEGS Plug Tobneco; 5 .• Ladins TwiAt, do; 10 •• do; 10 (7uv•,l, IA Lump, do; /CI Atop.] an.l for sztle h. Ground Spices. CANS Ground Pepper; 10 Cans Ground Cinnamon; 5 Cans Ground Alspioe; 5 do de Cloves; In store and fur sale by J & J 51cDEVITT, 224 Liberty st, Tinl PS. Plaid Cbukines, new end beautiful lUI 7 petiernA,Jutitiecived et Nu 42 Merkel st.coa ner of 'Mid, by _A A MASON. dcc 12 100. PS. Red. Yellow and White Flannels of unproved makes at Wltolesele end Re toil, at very low prices,by A A MASON. dec 12 S. 4'2 Market et. BROCH A SHAWLS. ellt SUPERIOR Brochn Shawl+. juA received which will Ire sold very low, by ICASEFUR\IIUREPKINf.S Selling et 6,tr. per yard at A. A. MASON'S, d•e 12 42 Market id. De Laines. 20 ".Dark and Light plaid d .' lain% fur chili dren some as low as 20c. per yard, Fur sale at No 42 Market st. by dec 12 A. A. M SON. Box Raisins. BOXES fresh M. R. Rdietnvjust received ILIP 11,1 and fur gale by Tobacco. 01 . K KEGS G McCo) . *" 6 twist tobacco on e 1 11.121 consignment and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON, deeit 179 Raisins. 411 BOXES Nl•tisga liuncl Raisin!, .11:n re •Filf• by 50 1331,S Smellingc on hvoi end for Rn by 111.3 BRI 1..)6 LSON St CO., d-c 9. 4 Water s• ferg Pig MotaL 50 TONS "Flatigicq, !luck" Mvtal, sr. uand nri.l fur %sir hv BUR 13111 DOE, WILSON Se CO. d ee2 4 tar it. lk LARGE and •phrndid assortment of now im ./i proved grand union Piano Fortet, cn hand and fur sale by F. 31.1.73.1 E, Cor. Penn and St. Clair sto.. opposite Ex. Hotel. nor 17. N B. The abov , instruments are warranted to -tend any climate. and kee l , in order n. long as any menureciured They will be sold low fir cash. F. BLUME. TWO new Improved Grand nctinn Piano Fortes with Coleman'. tEoltan Atlachml.nt,juat finiob, ed and for side by F. BLUME. Cor of Penn and St Mil su. opposite Ex. Hotel novl7. -- Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers. DußciiAsEi;s wilt at Shea & l'ennock't a full aliaortment of m,•n'a Nl rnun drneera, and double and singla bronatuil Merino Also, Cot- ton, do do bleached utri unbleached. Dec. 6 131..1.VICETS. AICASES No 3 (low priced) Economy 13!anket Just received and to ant. by dec6 SHEA S. PENNOCK. Just Arrived at the “New York Store," 100 DOZ. Ladies' and Gentleinen's Kid. Cash met,, soil silk Gloves, of the best qualities N. B None but the best Kid Glove, kept at 79 Market street. novl2 For Salo, and ago 'd chance for a Bar gain. A Housr...ei Lnt on Sixth street. near Chem A ney, Poisborzh. The Lot is 26 feet 6 inches front by DO feet in depth. a very desirable location for a private residence. Termi liberal and title in lispu• table. ferrite of W. 0. LESLIE, CS r rece, ed. at the I Mee Big Dtatra, the larg• tir yit and best atarn Intent of Shirts, ever otTered in the l'itt.htirgh market. which will be sold whole sale or retail on reasonably term.. nct2s. JOHN 51'CLOSEEY. CONS I . IG ME CAL good quality ;and c d t a bh. fu I,undry purp..‘eo, j,t.t recei‘mi und for sale by TOOD kv it LYS Diamond Poomed Gold Pens V maw:factored by Wreirlward,Se ar•t'is. N. York put up in Ft tt , nit end convenient Silver Pencil Case. Thn F..n• will Le sold with nr without ca.e+, Those Pen, are intond In nom.. in the United State, end will he warranted . porch.Lters. he same here al in Nev. York city. The above whh ever) variety of Steel Pons, Q.lOlll and Stationed). generally, kept constantly on hand, an fai side by dee to FIIRAVELS IN NI EX10), over the Table tends and Cordilleras of :sieve°, during the pear 1443 and 1814. including a description of California. the pi incirmi cities and mining diorict .1 of that Republic, and the biortaphies of Itutbido and Santa Anne; by Albott M. [ham For sale by r OITEN ON MORTARS.—Esiutya on Ilydrau lic. and Common Nlin tar., and on lima burning, by J. G. Totten For gale by jon7 BOLLE'S PHONOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY, —an explanatory pronouncing Phonographic Dictionary of the English language, with a vocabulary of (Leek, Latin, Scripture nod Geographical names, also, a cullectinn of phrases often used by English wth let'. For Aide by jan7. RESIDENCE AT THE COURT LONDON comprising official and personal incindento. For sale by C, H. KAY, jan7. coiner of Wood and 3d its. A'ERICAN ALMANAC FOR 1'646. The American Almanac and Reposttary of useful knowledge for the es: 1846, pit received and for sale by C. H. KAY, jan6 cor Woad and 3d ate. Tsplendid Piano Fortes, mode by A H (isle & Co. (successors to the New York manatee tui ing Company,) with metallic plate and frame, and French grand action, just received and Fur sale by JOHN U. MELLOR, 122 Wood street. Q UPERIOR PRINTER'S INK.—DR. G. DEN- A) J AMIN SMITH. 179 Greenwich street, (new Brick Block,) New York, keeps constantly on hand Printers Ink, ohs superior quality. at the market prier, viz:—Extra News Ink, at 30c.; Book du. 40c., 50c., 60., 70e., and 41 per lb. These Inks are manufac tured by steam, and of superior stuck. Printers will favor Dr. G. with a ealltrefore purchasing their winter stock, as they will findi: decidedly to their advsntaga to deal with him. pep6-tf It. E. SELLERS, 57 Wood at J. & J. NI'DEVITT. 224 Labrity it PLAID CLOAKINGS FLANNELS! FLANNELS! A A MASON. No 42 Nlarket it NIII;LER & RICKETSON, No 170 Liberty street MILLER & RICK rSON, N. 17 . ..? Lib. rtr .t Scorching' Piano Porto, Al °llan Attachment. \V H. GARR %RD neAr Fifth JOHN D. .DAVIS cur Wood %rid sth sts Diamond Pointed Gold Pens JOHN H MI:LI,OR, 122 t% nod vrcer: New Works C. 11. K r..,,n1,r n ( 11'U011 and 3d il3 C. H. K. VY, told 3.1 sle C. H. KAY. corner of Wood And 3d it■ Plano Fortes To Printers Bank Notts anl tExtljange. CORRECTED DAILY BY A. KRAMER, EXCEL/INGE BROKER, CORNER OF THIRD •FD WOOD STREETS SPECIE STANDARD. Merchant* andManufacturers'Scrip.. Exchange Bank Scrip Currency Berk* County Scrip EXCHANGE—AT skarn' On Philadelphia • Neio York Boston. Baltsm3re :-,TFC IF Oold Silver PENNSYLVANIA. — PITTSBURGH Bank of Pittsburgh Merchants and Manufacturers' bank Exchange Do. Hollidayiburgh •... - PHILADELPHIA. Bank of North. America pNr Do Northern Liberties pat Do Pennsylvania ............ ...par Commercial Bank of Permsylvenia par Farmers' and Mechanics' bank Kensington bank .pat Manufacturersand Mechanics' par Mechanics par Moyamensing par Philadelphia bank par Schuylkill " par Southwark....."_.......par IVesttrn ...... par Bank of Penn Township Girard bank par U. S. bank and branches COUNTRY BANKS. Bank of Germantown Par " Chester county pat " Delaware county* " Montgomery county ................par " Not shuniberland par Farmers' bank of Bucks county.— ...... • --par Easton bank ...... Doylestown bank .. ..por Franklin bank of IVashington par Bank of Chanthersbidrgh.... " Middletown ............ " Lewistown ..... " Susquehanna county Berkscounty bank Columbia Bank and Brilge Company._ _ Carlisle bank Erie bank . Farmers and Drovers' bank Bank of Lancaster " Bankof Reading Harrisburg bank Honesdale " • • • • Lancaster " ••• • • • • Lancaster co." • - • - • ....... Lebanon " Miners'bank of Pottsville .. . Monongahelabank of Brownsville . - New Hope and Delaware Bridge coirpany Northampton bank Towanda bank Wyoming bank ....... West Branch . ..... .......... Yo..k. hank Lehigh couuq bank ............. OHIO. Ete/memtbank of St. Clairarille Clintonhank of C01trmbu5......... ..... . Columbiana bank of New Lisbon Circleville (Lawrence, cashier) ( Warren, cashier).— .... ....no sale C:incinn , hbanks Chillicothe bank ......... .......... . ........ Commercial hank of Lake Erie Dayton bank.— .... Franklin bank of Columbus.... . Farmers'and Mechanics' bank of Steubenville_ Farmers' bank of Canton (MI z Granville tlamilton Lancaster Marietta ........ Maaritlnn . . Meckanirs' and Traders', Cincinnati.... Maoist Pieasan' . ... . Norwalk Putnam.......... Sandusky. Scioto • Urbana .............. Wooster ........ Xenia . Zanesville ............ Bank of Cleveland— INDIANA State bank and branches State Scrip KENTUCKY All banks ILLINOIS State bank Sank of ///inoii, Sit awisettorn.... VIRGINIA. Rank of the Valley of Virginia Rank of Virginia Exchange bank of Virginia Farmers' bank of Virginia.-- Westernbank of ....... Merck ants'and Arechanici bank of rirginia....4 Bank at Morgantown MARYLAND. Retimore City banks.. All other solvent banlcs.. NORTH CAROLINA. All solvent banks.. .- ........ SOUTH CAROLINA All solventsanks GEORGIA Al!solvent banks ALABAMA 3fobilehan.ks.. Country bank; LOUISIANA N-, Orleans bank, (g00d) .... IMEEMEM 41z5tval MICHIGAN Bank l e St. Clair St. Clair, ...... Bank of the River Raisin, Monroe,. Paemer's' and Meehanies' Rank, Detroit Michigan insurance, Co. Detroit Oakland County Bank, Pontine.... Public Notice. THE President, °tremors and Company. known as the "Farmers' Deposit Bunk of Pittsburgh," will. at the next meeting of the Legislature of the Commonwealth of Pennslvanis, make application for the privilege of issuing notes payable on de• !nand. THOMPSO'N BELL. Cushier. l'ilisllurgh July Ist. 1845-.00-drJaMl3. For Heat or Sale /11 HE siihseriher wishes to rent or sell hi, Tavern Stand in the borough of Beaver : sign of thy Pennsylvania House. The vend is a good one. and any person wishing to purchase or rent will find it de sirable. Terms easy JOHN LIGHT. Bea•er Dec. 3. 1845. dec. 5. tf. N. B. Fur further information enquire at 'llia office FOR SALE AFIRST rate farm of Land, situate on the county toad from Derry to Youngstown, within 3 mien of I oongstown, in Derry Township, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania. Said farm consists of two hun dred and acres, one handred and fifty of which ere cleared. and under good fence. pnacipally post and rail. The lard Is limestone, and is well watered with abundant springs and Loyalnanna Creek, which runs near it. There is a house, barn and an orchard on the farm. The surrounding country is the richest and most beautiful region in Western Pennsylvania. Several flowring, mills are in the immediate vicinity, within three quarters of a mile of the farm. The Catholic Chinch near Youngstown is in sight, and it is expected, that in the course of the coming sprint, the new FemaloSeminary, at Mount St Vincents, will be in complete operation. This farm would be an ex cellent lunation fur a store. Should purchasers desire, it will admit of being divided into farms of about seventy acres each. Applyto declo BLAKELY & MITCHEL. Diamond Pointed Gold Pens. A LA RG F. and carefully selected stock of A uable article of the best make and cot sale at New York prices, =ME , • .Ir.NAP au4'^ 4 1 THE.: tp:endid and fits! \}:w YORK, will lens , 1.,.• .tt, the Ist of Februnrv, and the C C> I. l ' \I 11 Gth tt the Fume month rhia•, ttornmanded h- ee Cop'. r l'rr,ons iiesirun- a. , r ,,, f1 tint in theit- vesliall, truk.• .•41 Y Roth , It, C.., New Othce,ttiinier of 4th 10,1 : 4 ,mil•rtt.: , l and Came , Basin, near the United li , ee.;, ph. .1,18 TU ES GLAND AND WALES. PERSONS whhing t., remit .rmil! .un-19 LANDi RELAND,SCOT !AND ‘N can have it tent. by the under.iened. at very mod,- ,ate rates. !n consequence "(the Tailor of Air crops in those countries and the opptt.a..ii F.tminc. nor doubt to many, a small ,tt , irne irvnitlrl he incalculable. benefit. The usksre ul LI/is, have determined to put 11, rat,. All that no nn aced be detered From ast.tli,e he.ns,•lv. of o,i. op portunity. 13LAKF:LY \lf I declB. Agent. fur Ito, Ire, 8r0'....t Co. . _pat ..par ..pwr .. pal The Wonderful Vegetable Purgative, FOR THE CURE OF Headache, Giddiness, ithrumat Piles,DispersiSe r Scars v. Small Pox. Jaundice, Pains in the Back, ward ‘Vealtneas, Palpitation of the Heart, Hisir e n the Throat, Dropsy, Asthma. Fever of all kinds, male Complaints, Mea3lea, Salt Rheum, Heartburn, Vroemi, Cholera Nlorbuc, Coughi, Whooping Cough, Consumption, Fita, Liver - 00171p1:11111.,Eryaipej D,2.afueaa, (lettings or the Skit, Colds, Gout% Grav el, Nerstotts complitints, and of tither diseasei, arising from Impurities of the bin. - .d. nod ohatt actions in the orstuns of dige:tion. [From the Agent at Quebec, L. C.] DISEASE OF 7'l:E I.I . I"E'R. Os Aft, Stet—Agreeable ft; sour desire, I write to keep ',on nporited of the ortopointe tit . the Clickener Sugar Coated ?locative it, this city. You may recollect, when I first commetreed selling your medi cine, miner vs tie in May, 18.4. we little dreamed of tie success that would crown the undertaking. 06r premises had Leen so completely fineried by the one thousand and ono unsaleurria remedy for every pout ble complaint unrier the inn, that 1 set iously contem ;dared having nothing remelt, du of the kind. However, at tire most urgent suhoiralion, we, consented to make a trial of yours. At first we found' considembleditficuit3 in Cilia rung public attention to. mards them. People lied been so ',nen deceived by the v ile compurn et w bleb have ;loaded the country for the last 15 years or mote, that they dctermined, if possible, never tr.) he '•taken in - again; anti the conse quence was. they could hardly, be persuaded to a ccept. of the Pills, as the saying is, for "lot e nor' money." Thu. mar terra proceeded for IA Meek or too, alien, as -good luct would have it, ••:Airs. a lady of our city, who had long suffered To th a n n c e g r i on of_ I Liver, accompanied by indigestion oft lie Most ob stinate vitiate character, was pers.:laded toacceru of u box, on' condition that nothing was why paid for it, if they did' not afford her the necessary ;chief. I must confess,' we ourselves bad very little faith in the matter, know. ing as we did, that her complaint was one of long . I standing, and had been unsucces•Trdly treated by the linott eminent Physicians of this and several neighbor': ing towns. But welled detru mined to give the coal:. tine a FAie trial, and if it proved in be worthless, would be d source of satisfaction to know it, both to you and to us. ISo less t u nor joy then surprise, hovi. ever, only a feW days had elapsed, when the lady agairi' presented herself at our counter andengvtired fir knot& er box. "I really think, Mr. Williorng," says libe l : ' that your Pills are beginning to wnsk n great change in my health, and altogether for the better. Whin t look the second dose, I began to feel much betteitliarl I did at first; the pain in my side was considerably ' limed; my appetite began to improve; and the blood' seemed to circulate through my veins as it did in lay youthful days. Since then, I have taken the remainder ache Pills, and my improvement has been sensibly progressing at every repetition of the dose. I have no ducbt that a few more boxes will effectually corgi' me." The result was as she predicted. Her heislib' is completely restored. The flush of youth and beotr: ty has retained to her checks, and the prospect of 0, long et.d a happy life is before her. I am satisfied' she will never forget the Clickener Sugar-Coated Pills:: As might naturally be supposed, the news of this treordinary cure was rapidly dissemiiiaied throughthe; city and a - djaceirt countly; and scarcely a week had' elapsed, before enquiries began to be made tot Click ener's Sugar-Coated Purgative Pills; and the deriiiiiid has already increased in such on extent. that we find the gmatust difficulty in supplying it. In fact, if it did not seem like exaggeration, I might almost say that we are literally bersiegv i d by women and children, reboi -1 ing under every possible ailment inbich '•human flesh iis heir to " The halt, the lame, and the blind; the asthmatic, rensumptive, and dyspeptic, are thronging our doors in pursuit of the never-failing Paneeea.— Terdimunials of its salutary effects are vnlimthrill flowing in upon us limn every quarter. One person' Imlorms us he has been relieved of a mint obstinate Dyspepsia. Another has you recavert d from a seri- Irma attack of Apoplexy. A third has succeeded bit' ;expelling from his system the symptoms of Jaundice. And a fourth has just recovered from an attack of 1 - 'Ol. monary Consumption, which had confined him to his bed fur many nianths —Some gm lint do not fail to' I I keep us supplied. Resides our Retail Trade, we . tune standing Trom the countiy to a lair. amount. Send 30'Gross at cur earliest convenience. Yours, dac. R. H. WILLIAMB. Quebec, L. C., April 14, 184.5. ....par REMEMBER, DR. C. v. cucr F.NE.k. is tbe cuisine] inventor of the Sugni Coated Pills; ILIAI that nothing of the mut wart ever heard of until he infro duced them in June. 1843, us w ill suet, 1) . 51116 rdt lov.ing: . . • This Dirlorna i n ns nwurded by the AMERICAN INSTITUTE. nt the Annupl Fnir, held in itie.e.it'Y of' New 'Yolk, Octol;er, 1843, to C. V. CLIt.:ICEINEII, for the ~,cention of SULS A Et ('OATE r) J ES TA 1.1..N1 A Df's E, President. T. B. ‘Vs3rEarstr. Cot raepouding Secretary. Gl:repot( J. LEF.Ds. Recording Secretary. Pr To worn COrNTEntr.tra,.—Purebasera mu, nl.rtys midi for Clickener's Sugar Coated Vegetikbl4l I'iils. end see that each boa lies upon it his EignaLuiiN" all whets are counterfeit. WM. JACKSON, corner of WoOd end Liberil i streets, is Dr. Clickener's agent fur ritisStirgh s,nd coct6' - . Ribbons, Velvets and Satins. OW open (by express) anotbe: lot of Fasbiiina. N able Ribbon., B.,nort tts and Satins, little New Yogi( store, 79 ;111Arket streot. de:l3. W 11 GARRARD. drIPENING this day, ar.c.....A.r lut of flrucl.e Shawls. A.../ Also, an hand, a few rrkndtrl rreneh Brocbe Lone Shawls, (a!1 wool) which will be sold a great bargain. at the Nc, Ycdt sore, W, H. GARRARD. 73 :l nrh e t street. AFINE assortment of rrench Cloths, Cass - Inlets, and Vestirgs; also Scarfs, Crsi,ats,Stnzkt.Sldrts. Drawee, Underrecri and tio,irry: oleo a few of the "S hake " Flannel Drawers a,cl Shirts, at the "Nevi York Store," 79 Market stree? noel 2. D ERSONS desirous of purchasing, In in this Cm etery are relerredlor inforrnution to the Superin tendeut on the grourds, or to E Thorn, Druggist, cue nerof Penn and Fiend Erects, Pitt:burgh. By.order rd the Board. J. CHSLETT. dee 11 Superintendent. AJ AttAii; iot of shuts just tori,,ed Item the East' . t the Pittsburgh Clothing Stare forsale wboleasdia and retail 0ct.?.2 IVM. B.SCH AFIPER.' W. W. WILSON. cot 4th itadairlitt it .z.. ~,>~~; ~~_,,,~, i ~.. ARRA:NC:I:Mt:NT foit 1846 REMITTANcEs 1:1..1.v! , , .Sf'Oll.4AD Patronized by Everybody. r REM fu 20 tho Ladies. To the Gentlemen w. 11. GARRARD Allegheny CemeterY MIMEO
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