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PITTSBURGH, PA.
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1816
CORRESPONDENTS
,In reference to communications whicb may nppenr
t
in this paper, we hare one or two remarks to make.—
‘Ve will insert none without the name of the nuihor be
t, t ao hist Made known to us, and when inserted, mental-
Ways be taken as expressive of the views of the writer,
tad nOt the editor of this paper, unless the views 110
3 *xpretied are editorially remarked upon and approved.
a l One of our upper crust exquisite., a few days since,
,k 2 told his coachman he might bare a coat ho didn't in-
Ir . tend himself to wear any more. 'Thank ye, sir,' re
x' p I ied John. have no desire to owe any of your
,4 abandoned habits.'
41",
, aPOh. Man! Oh Woman? your greatest enemy
is Consumption! This disease frequently selects yon
in your tender years, and marks you for its victim, fas
tening upon your Lungs a disease, however slight it
may bent first. It commences "toilet" of warning,
bidding yot not forget that the eitidal of life is attack.
ed, and that wit bout proper medicine and care, it will
inevitably yield to the assault. Consumption, that
cruel and relentless enemy meets us at every corner--
•tands by the bedside at the solemn hour of midnight,
or with the sist light of morn, and what then becomes
warr.ing--Prepare for Deatt—and the world to
come.
Is not your proper course of conduet then, evident,
if you are laboring under the influence of the first pre
monitory seeds that so often lead to a pulmonary char
acter, such as teoM, cough. influenza, bronchitis, 11010.
pees of the throat, difficulty of raising op thereat mat
ter the; secretes upon the Lungs, and in the bronchial
tube, pain in the side and breast; asthma, spitting of
blood, weakness in the cheat or breast, &c, to at once
. to procure that life saving Medicine, Dr Ditnedn's
Expectorant Remedy, which is certain to remove all
disease of a Consumptive nature from your system.
Therefore be prepared and ready to meet sour
"greatest enemy" before it is too late.
For sale by Wm Jackson, Ag' t, corner of I.ili
erffiod Wood 0/3. jan '29
To Motkers.—The difficulty which every mother
experiences in administering medicine to infants, is
entirely obviated by Dr. C liekener's pteparat ion, called
the Sugar Coated Vegetable Purgative Pill. The pill
encosted with fine white sugar. so that it resembles
and tastes like a sugar plum, which no child ever yet
refused to swallow. For worms this is an enured
remedy, and it has been used with excellent erect in
teething. The matron of the Form School writes to
Dr. Clickener that she has used far some time, his Su
gar Coated Pill in both these complaints, and always
with entire success.
Sold I'y Jack.on. corner ni SilLichi and Liberty
streets, who is general Agent for Dr Clickener's Pills
in Pittsburgh and vicinity.
13:Treware of an imitation article railed "linpro
red Sagar-Coated Pills," purporting to be Patented
as both the pills and pretended patent are forgeries.
got ap by a miserable quack, in New York, who, for
the last four or free years, has made Lis living by
counterfeiting popular medicines. jan. .29.
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court oft
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and;
for the County of Allegheny.
The petition of Eliza Pomeroy ttf Rost township,i
in he county aforesaid humbly shevreth, that your
petitioner lath provided herself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at her,
,dwelling house in the township aforesaid, and prays!
that your Honors will be pleased to gnat her a It-.
censeto keep a public house of entertainment. And
your petitioner, as in duty toured. will pray.
ELIZA POMEROY.
We, the subscribers, citizens of Ross township. do
;certify., that Ella Pomeroy, the above petitioner le
.of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well
provided with bongo room and convenience* for the
accommodation of travelers and other*. and that said
-tavern Is mammary.
Matthew Wright,
John Cook,
Samuel Meteor,
Geo Cerskadd en
John Fisher,
It Miller,
jerateiSt
New Books.
l op ORTON'S Anatomy of blelancbolt:
Sentiments of Flowers. with 21 groups of flow ,
ork.demstad art4coloured log James Andrews. Lond.o:
Poetry of flowers and
_Flowers of Poetry;
tAsdy's Book of Poetry and flowers;
'Willis's Poems. silk and gilt;
Mrs Ellis's, Sakes Works;
Religion in Aisesican, by Or Baird: jam received
by :ROSWORTH At FORRESTER.
janfa. 43 Market street.
MECHANICS and F.ngineers' Companion;
Millwright's Guide. at
BOSWORTH & FORRF:STER.
" • • • 43 Market street
Albwitany Cemetery.
PERSONS deeirnus of purchasing lots in this Cem
stern %re referred for information to the Superin
te4eitt on the vetted', or to E Thorn, Druggist, cor
nEr of Penn end Hand gureetw, Pittvbuttb.
order of tho Baird. J. CtiStETT.
Superintendent.
MM!T I TI
TF ea want to rarohnee any betiatedarrablaa , chains,
INGINIGP, or any thing elaie in -the furniture line,
yea cant do better than to call at the furniture wire
room of T 3 401.thiG &
elven. Head et, between Peon and Liberty.
mewing sad Plain Bureaus.
- LE you want to get a good article cheap do not for
get get to call at the Furniture Ware Room of
TB YOUNG & Co,
noir2l Hand at. between Liberty end Penn.
Sofa;.
APAIR of plain neat Gaut nn hand and for anle
at the Furniture Ware Room of
T B YOUNG &Co.
n0v9.1 Hanel at. - between Liberty and Penn.
THATcommodious and delightfully situated MO j
residence. on the elevated gr and fronting
the entail in Allegheny city, recently occupied by 1 1 , 6
Elea liency Governor Stionk, and at present by Jake
Patton. The price will be moderate C nd ehe'terms of
payment es easy as may be desired. If not sold by
the let of February, it will then be for rent. Apply
to the subscriber at the UnionCotto act y.
deelr-tfebl W. B. COPELAND.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
ANEW and convenient two awry dwelling=
for rent, enquire at thin office, or
S M'ICINLEY,
St Clair at .
DEL ONO. PELEL,
•
HAS removed a short distance above his former
location, on Smithfield street, near Seventh, east
jan 7
McCANDLESS & McCLURE.
J'AVE removed to Fourth it., opposite R & R H
Patterson's Livery stables. jan74m_
Old Eye Whiskey.
th BARRELS Monongahela Whiskey, (,1839)
warranted all Rye, in store and for sale by
jao 22. STERETT & Co ,
18 Marketit, Dear Ernet.
MADERA WlNES.—Brice;
Oliver do Cp;
Star,
Blackburn;
Landon particular.
A supply of the above fine brands is casks and bot•
Ilea. For sale by the demijon, or dozen by
STERETT & CO.,
243 Market at.
UFF,,Gor tly~g,Lta, •&,Co . 's
F, 17
Cores'
For *ale by *be rlateijon or dose*, by
STERETT & CO.,
18 Market at
TENERIFFE WINES.
A T Wholesale or Retail by
STERETT &CO.,
jam!! 18 Market street. one door above Front
CI ALARM* AND OPORTO WINES. at whole.
\ - Li Dale and retail, by BTERETT & Co.
No 18. Market street.
one door above Front.
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SPEED •AND. COMFQETII
Emnr S Murray,
Hush Cain,
John Carr,
James Giles.
James Thomann,
Robert Thomson
for Sato
Sherry Wine
4.4.•a•L•'
11101:1021 fl Ino .
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
THE SPLENDID PAST MINING !Inman
oat CONSUL
l at .
AND
LOUIS M'LANE,
ARE SHARING DAILY TRIPS.
One boat will leave every afternoon at 3 o'clock
precisely.
MI r.
FARE—Putsburgh to Baltimore, $lO.
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, $l2.
Passengers by these Boats will lodge on board In
comfortable staterooms the first night. witl pass over
the Mnuntnins (0n1y93 miles) the following DAY, in
in Eastern•built Conches; sup and lodge the second
night in Cumberland, thus avoiding nigh travel alto
gether.
Tickets *ill entitle Passengers to stop at Comber
land or Baltimore, if they wish, and resume their seats
at pleasure.
Extras (Irrnished, fora fu/1 load, to run as Passen
gers may desire.
For setts, or entire coaches for apply at the office,
two doors from the Exchange; and at the National
Hotel. aboeethe Monongahela Bridge.
oct2l .1. MF.SICIMEN, Agent.
Classical Teacher.
A G ERNIAN Gentleman just arrived from England
where he was three years Plofessor of the Latin,
Greek and German languages, at a university college,
would be happy to re-engage in a public institution or
with a few private families in Pittsburgh, or its vicinity.
He is highly qualified toteach German, French. 'ltalian,
Latin, Greek, Hebrew,and any other branch of modern
accomplishments. Being a native of Rhenish Prussia,
after having finished his studies (philological and ori
ental, especially.) at the best colleges and universities
of Prussia, he applied himself three years more to the
oriental and modern languages in the university of Pa
ris, and travelled four years in Switzerland and Italy.
His method of teaching, selected from the hest Euro
pean systems, and founded on a long experience Is easy
far the students, and attended with astonishing suc
cess. He leather any of the abcwe languages through
the medium of German, French, English, Italian and
Latin, all of winch he speaks fluently and correctly.
Terms for private lessons in town;
One pupil, $l2 a quarter. in advance.
Tw•o •' 10 " each ''
Three " 8 " each "
—and ao on, in proportion to the number 4 scholar..
Highest references will hsgivep, fur which apply to
Anthony Dts Beelen, I>r McNlesi and F ki
F.sq, at 1V Marlin & Co's. Further particulars may
be had from 1' 3 Fancier, at Mrs Douthitt's borrrdinß
house, Fourth at. ahird Itovae on the left aline° Smith
field. from 10 to 12, and flop 2 to 4 o'clock.
jan 17 2w.
A New Insterical Magazine:
NEVILLE B. CRAIG, Es q. }•DIT
THE OLDEN TIME,
A MONTLY PERIODICAL devoted to the pre.
/A_ serration of documents and nthor authentic idol..
marion, in relation to the first visits of Europeans to
the tipper Ohio Valley; of rile struggle between France
and Great ISt itn6, for its possession; r r its Ent settle.
mem, and of its gradual advance and improvement.
The design of the publication being to girt., in a plain
and popular manner, a history of the country, near
the Allegheny, Monongnhela and Ohio rivers, from
ihe date of the first visits cf Europeans down to the
present time.
CoNXIICTs elr TFIL fltt3T (JsetraßY)SUNltalt.
Introductinn—tiotiette of the Claims of France and
of Great Britain to the Ohio Valley—lndian oecu•
pants in I7so—First Collisions between the French
ani Englian—instructiom of Dinwiddie to Washinr.
ton, &C.--ArashingiOn'a Journal daring his Journey
to Vonango and Le I.osof—Eatract from Gist's Jour
nal—Arrival of Major Washington at Laurel fl ill—
Death of I umoville--John M'Kinnev's Description of
. Fort tharesne—Contrast—Steambuat Allegheny—
The Wire Suspension Aciiselliret user the Jsllegliecy
river—Death of Cornplenter.
TERMS—The "Ot.nr,l Tufts" will he publialw4
regularly on the I Sill lay of each month. Each Gunt
her will contain 48 large octavo pages, printed w hi,
good type and on fine paper. at TWO DOLLtiltS
PER ANNUM, payable in advance. land at :Ate end
of the year will form a book of nearly 6QO paves is
choice historical matter.
! Address J. W. COOK. Plitt! kher,
t jso23______ _ 85 Foot th at...
Jame* Cavanagh,
IMPORTF.R AND %VIIOLESALF. DEALER.
IN fioeJewelry. Cutlery silver and German silver
Spectacles, gold and silver Pencils, silver Thimbles
Scissors:formers, silk and gum Susie-114er.. silk and
bend Purses. carpet Bags, Healey y. children's Cloaks.
Bees Oil. Beef Mc rrovr, castile, cream and palm
Soaps. &c. &c.
T.....TDon't mistake the place. NO. 61. MARKET
STREET, East side, between Third and Fourth sts ,
Simpson's Row. Jan 16
- -
James S. Craft.
ATTOIiNEY AT 1..\1.V.
Once, corner of Fourth and NV.,od streets, above
Sibbett Q. Jones. Enhance on Foiirtl,.
nov 14-d6m.
Jame• Park, Jr. Ji. Co
NVHOLESAIk: Grocery. Importers of Tin Plate
and Queenaware, and dealers in Copper and
Pittsburgh manufactured article', Nos 112 and 114
Second st., between Wood and Smithfield streets
inni 441,1 , 44 4 er.
IleznevaL
D AGALEY do SMI have removed to their new
vtarehouse, Null 18 and 20 Wood street. (cost
•ids) where they will he rdeased to invite the auention
of their It lends and dealers generally to a large and
trell seleoted Assortment of Groceries and Plushurgli
Manillactares. norm 3111
EIAGALZIT & SMITS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
18 also 20 Woon STREET, PITTIBCROII.
S!MTH, BAGALEY S CO.. tVbalesale Grocer.
and Produce dealers, No 223 ?dirket street, be
tween sth and tith, North side, Philadelphia.
nor W.:3m
Eteakerval.
ABEELFR has remol,ed his Cmismksion and
• Forwarding Business from the Canal Basin to
his new Warehouse, u.n Third street. nearly opposite
the Post Office. ems 30.
111fTCHF.LL'S CLUTLIA'E MAPS
Air ITCH ELL'S aerie. °Mocha , . M a pv, for Schools
Ltl and Academies, consisting of 24 distinct Maps
on a lawe scale, and prepared on canvass, with a Key
of explanations, descriptions, lessons, S:e. ste., for the
use of Teachers and pupils.
The above series of maps are now• in use in nearly
every• I espectaide-Sehool in New York, and the East
ern states.
Teachers are respectfully invited tp call and ex
amine them.
Fur sale by
jan.7
PHILADELPHIA GROUND NUT CANDY.
THE only place where this article can be found in
the city is at the corner of Fifth and Smith
field streets, where it is constantly kept on hand, to
gether with all kinds of Fruits and Pastry, &a. &c.,
al so superior Hexane, and principe cigars.
G. SCHNECR.
THE subscriber is renting out several large rooms
in his establishment with steam power. et low
rates ul secai tenants. H H RYAN.
'an 17
-IMPERIAL GOUGH SYRUP
VOR•tha ewe of Coughs, Cold s; Hoarsecee I a
enza and Whooping Cough.
FJECH•NpE HoTEL.
Afr, _Editor: —!Pfaving been for some time put
much Wfflicted with a severe cold sad Omen constant
cough, and -having tried various remedies, such as
cough curdles '
syrups Ike. and all to no effect. Issas
induced-by nay esteemed and worthy friend W W Wal
lace, of this city, to make trial of R E Send Cough
Syrup, 1[ did so, and to-my groat surprise t received
almost instant relief. JAS. H. POSSER•
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
R. E. SELLERS,
-69 Wood st.
Sold almby Kerr & M0h1er,.145 , Wood &Lei , Wil
ear, Jr. and Wm Thorn, Market at.: Feu & Castel,
3th Ward, and 14 P Schwartz, and J Mitchel, Allegbie•
ey city jae23
BLAME 1.11141311111,
O F verysuperior torus, for sale et this Office
jell 20, 1846.
6..r~sa+~,.r~a ~'i ~t
trta~f~!- ::~;4~::''.!;J 'r a-c
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BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
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Afic.
From mit Washington Correspondent.
January 26th. 1846.
In Senate to-day, after the hearing of petitions, &c.
Mr Mangum proposed an amendment to the notice
resolution of Mr Crittenden. The amendment was
read; it was in effect, adding to Mr Crittenden's resa.
lotion, one proposing arbitration of the Puler/ (Pei
tion, and providing for the establishment of a ten ito•
nal government there, after the capitation of twelve
months, from die period at which, police was served.
The original molution pf 114 r Crittenden and the a
meodment, were ordered to be printed.
Mr Allen, then rote and called the attention of the
Senate to the Resolution of his, in reference to the in
terference of European government', with the affairs
of the American continent; and asked leave to intro
duce. A short debate, ended in granting the permia•
sion,—ayes 23, noes 21.
Mr Allen then made a motion that the Senate tea
cept the resolutions.
Mr Cass spoke in favor of the acceptance, at length;
entering fully into their naesirs—slefendlng the mo
tives and objects of the movers; the propriety and no
cegiity of the measure, He adverted to the news
brought out by the last arrivalt read from the Specta
tor and Times, extracts to show that there was a
misapprehension in England. as to the position of our
government upon the Oregon question; and that those
papers, and 01 whole positions of all received by
that arrival, when carefully viewed, did not furnish
any evienne• of a pacific character. He said the re;
olutipns of his friend from Ohio, were not premature
Were not going to take the country by surprise; they
had been spread throughout the country, and he be
here 1 , approsed. They set forth no pew doctrines;
were consonant with tire doctrines and practice of
England herself. The ardent and honorable Senator,
in language of indignation, spoke of the nature of the
European doctrine, of balance of power, which was
111.11 i 11l be transferred to this continent. He regard.
ed this of all others, the time to meet this doctrine;
to meet it as these resolutions do. He allowed to
g land Inter fe:e :we wali the affairs of Buenos A) its
and Mums V Idd• 'filen...lotions, he said, should by
regardVa as u prut,u; itihid ted no avert action, Ufa.
119111,19SPIVVINIMIRMMEMITTPRI
of the nations of this cootitietit; It KRA fur ut to tuk
his high stand—ln rrny.e in thi. mother facet. to in
erence to the position of our government upon the
Oregon tirteltion—r. the Message of Mr Polk—the
notice, &c, he said we were in die pwsuri Ji of right;
there could he nun receding with us, must re-
cedv, if there was am reccJing. Hr compliiincd that
he and whets had said that war aught come, they
bed been reptesentea as wishing it witilid corns.
Mr Calhoun enquired if it ars. tiriirable to go ibto
all diecusaion nowt If so. he thought that ibe Sen-
ate would not grant the motion, Fc .
In the House, Mt King of New Yolk, introduce
nn Orrgon'artO;rative retolo.ool, tornO.lr to that a
111 r Nlangrim in the Senate.
Mt Pendleton of Virginia, viroke arta:lst the nonce
bill; took the whole hog, Britian side of the tiu-sti.,;
Mr Saw - Lelia of Maine, in favor of nraii:r; (hover
of N V. answered Mr Pendleton, sad gave torn a
pretty found drilling.
Thant, a rumor to-day. that Buchanan id a
bout to resign. I think it is not true, unless it is to
tetra any participation su a renewal of Oregon ono..
isatson upoo tide basis refuted by Mr l'ackenham. I
base reason tp believe. that if such an alsernar ;se lass
presented to him, he would sooner resign than be a
pn ty to a concession he is fully cons need is not call
ed (or by )uattee and (ho rgbt• of the case.
—fl the •rrinl, nn the
144, Inst., of the UntErd SULte• brig Porpnm , . et
renservin,{ 12 dap, (rem -Vero gruff.) t,h. +nte:l.-
gence of • lie,olFl ion in Meiric.o he. iNe.m confirmed.
It arrests, lbst on 'he morning"( t h., op t h. th,
troops relied von
,by {bet g oeernorrot to defend it
pg ,t e ,t r Tropo,!..c.rd in hi., friror: Rod Ow
covrrnmrnt crltervd taro term. rif cryout•tion meth
(;en er sl Paredes. f,Io enteres2..,,N4l tc,rt, prz,;sesetQu
of the city onstfist day wolltrut orryto•ttir.
The rumor wets, thc..t;en. Paredes trm.tested
o r tpos;tron to the I-crew:on of Mr. Stiriv!l thee de•
Flats I'residert, Iferrre,
M ACKINAW BLANKETS,..I c
nst received arJ 4.. r sale, ,•r iao,
up to (Wart by (jai `213) SH A h
pASS! EKES— A fine assortment of Ciasaiimarel
justnMA and for sole by
jar'?/3. 11'11. H SH AFFIi:R.
C I
ASSI Ell Ei ANI) TTS, to tread
variety, suited to tho season, fix wile by
yan2tl WM. B. SHAFFiIt.
;
Hut rs.-- A. lot of fine musbn alorts, with linen
kJ bosoms and wiistbarids just received and for solo I
by WM. SH AFF F. It,
Pittsburgh Clothing Plane.
jan2B corner or and Water at.
Vo this tyspeptie.
rpHE saileserilier would call attention to pennon
I who may br suffering with Diisprpain. to I homp.
s-xi's Tonic Anti-Dyspeptic trail Purgative fills; rimy
are, without eicep, ton. the Lest article ever offcreii to
the public (or the immediate cure of that disease
Try them once and you will he sore to rreomrnend them
to all who may be riMicted For sale whilde.ale and
retail by F.INiAR THORN. Druggist.
Jen`24 cor l'rnn and H nod sta.
- tiT ANWAR() F'ICTIO'N
DON QUI XOTTE;
Oil B1a,;
JOHN H !IELLOR,
ln wood street
Thaddeus of SS user;
Bunion:ill Brothers;
19inter Evening Telco;
Ten Thousand a Veer;
Arsine. Night.;
Emdetika Meow', Novels;
Mysteties of Udulpho;
Undine and Sietram;
Wandering Jew;
BOSWORTH £ORRFATEIL
13 Market at
LONDON ANNVAIJ3 708 1W
FISHER'S DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK
for 1846.—a splendid Christmu and Naar Years
Presents for 1846.
Heath's Book of Beauty for 1846. with beauti•
fully finished engravings from drawing. by-the first Ar•
tisu. Edited by the Countess.of -Blessington.
The Keepsake for 1846, with beautifully inimbed
engravings from drawings by the first Artists. En
graved under the superimendance of Mr. Chides
Heath. Edited by the Countess of Blessington.
Deoflets of Memory for 1946—A Christmas, Few
Year, and Birthday Souvenir, bound in the most ale.
gent style, and embellished with 12 splendid illus•
trations. consisting of illumintrtions and fine steel en•
graving., by the first artists. Edited by Beynell
Coates, tl. n. For sale b 9 C. H. KAY,
cur of Wood and 3d ems._
simoris , LONDON WATCHES.
N 0.49, King Square.
JUST received an assortment of Gold and
Silver Patent Lever Watches, of the above .114.
superior make, which for fine workmanship, 'IW
and complete accuracy, are surpasud by none, had
equalled but by one other maker.
Also, A large stock of fine Gold and Silver Watch.
es; made by M .1 Tobias & Co, T F Cooper, E S
Yates & Co, Joseph Johnson, Church it., Liverpool
sod other genuine make'''.
Atiur, A fine assortrunt of Ladies Gold Lever
Watches, and Watch Rigging, Chains, Keys, bke.
All al the lowest cash pricer.
W. W. WILSON.
corner of 4th and Marketat.
I:=F2l
MWM=
CI DOLS Roll Bettor
Isirg 11 Keg, Batten
10 Bush Cloter Bee4ll
4 Sacks Feathers;
2 Rolls Rag Carpet
Recelaed this day and for ails Fry
H. LAMBERT,
Nos. 133 4139 Wood st
Tess.
250 PACKAGES Y. H. Imperial G. P and
Pouchong Tea in chests half-chesui, catty
boxes and cannisters in store and for sale by
H. LAMBERT.
133 end 134 Wqed it.
45 0
5 B A!: . IS r i t io p r ri .
Jara in m e e nd v" fo e r n :ale by
H. LAMBERT.
133 and 135 %yowl ft
Tobacco.
2,00 BOXES Is Ss I.2's 16. and 32., Richmond
Tobacco in store and for nip by
Dried !Fruit.
25 BUSH Prievi apples{
10 " Peaces;
received this day and fur sale by
IL LAMBERT.
133 and 135 Wool sr .
Fish.
1 , 7 r. bblo No 3 "south" Mackerel;
30 • 1 roid2
5 halibbla large No I:.
6 barrel. No 1 salmon;
' 20 " Alewives (Herrings;)
15 " Gibbed "
12 cask§ Prime Codfish;
120 boxes Scold Herring*:
In score and fur *ale by
Sundries
3Ark W3l* TnnnPre Oil;
11, 40 bLls N C In l;
50 " Chipped Logtvotel;
21) " Spun Whiting;
25 " No I rosin;
" '•Loverines" Crushed sugar;
30 bage,Chzeolgte;
30 do White Clay
10 bbl. rock rand);
'2 casks Obmrn Mnider,
3 eerottn• s F hoiligo;
)n store and for H kMBERT,
jaP4- /33 en/ 135 %Vo•tel at
Min,
WIUTF. llnvana Su ra gar in &mile4t
White Itnizil ditto in Ws,
in 'Lire tiptifor.oteb,y
Pittsburgi Mamas( tigre4l Tobacgo
L'ing Tobsec,,;
5 20 '• Ladle* do;
.0 v..
10 Cav%i. 1. Lump,
In corn snd for isle by
Ground Spices
1 0 CANS Grand
10 CRT. Gr.pmd Cinnamon;
Can' lirmlntl Alvtee:
5 do do C'lovoa;
In }tore and for aide by
dor'2o -- - . ,
PLAID CLOAKINciS. ion atiu'is in child; en im4 cold climates and warm
2(1,',:5„ . ..,),7."“.` - :':,.',t,nic:; ,n — vemnambb:::'•,',fi'ii ~,ilrelo".lll::Mrl7er,7lredlis7prevv"TiThh: there
:n7.7:01 t e e m :
n
nor of Tlitol, by A A M ii;soN. ' doubt ore good; but it linsiornatnoci ta s a late day to dill.
lief . I'2 roan an srti:iii PO adroiratily Eitel!, to these eumplaintsi
-.-- ---------- ----- - --- ' snpoaerful and or noel and set e:, rot -roily innocent
I , 1. A - SM.:LS' FLANNELS! and M , U.
1
Of) I ,
r. ' .. p . ,. 1 , ( : ,.,i 1 ' I m ., .. 11 ::: ..^: 1 ,,, , ‘.‘ h . 0 1 . 7 , ' .. " . F
I ,. l ": ‘ ; i ' t . , ii
to T h iv. , pr ir oprift7ar . e raw mmking f replierrangements
every drnggist and
bend.
tad• at or,y low price*. by A A MASON. , qpot n scary In this eonntry. It may liv known to he
de , 12 N., 42 Moo-kot •t gonuine by the foilowirg signature as below, of the
,
Hitt K.: II A SH A W LS. i
Iles cieralernan and P;;ysicien, who is Lb.! PIO . IOf of
1S sr vs - Atli )li, BroehaShawls. just rac0i....1 '
o Lien %tit Lot au:d very low, by
A A MASON.
No 4.2 Market •
It is n ilb treat pleasure Oyu the pooprlatarp are ena
bled itio• to btintior... , /i an timid,: ao truly meritnri
litll It. titif 11.11"11(1, and from purh a annrce, nod they
it it, eirMrntinity who have aiecnainn La :to uoe ma)
CASE F 1 l: IC\ I I riiL nil N 15 Sellinc a! tiie. pr:.
u nut
find it within their yea; h, both na It; the (dare."
vend at A. A. M AS( tN'S, at whlrb tt may be found, and t he low prices at whichl
rii-e 12 12 Vlrw-Lei 0. , ~.,,i,i, '.'l evr !Your. January 42.
De Laines. . II ,our u.c4l Dr. Bartholomew's Eipectorant Syrup'
0111grilk P.a. Dark and Licht plaid tie loins for roil . iii my family, it bag produced admirable effetts. One
As#l7 d „,..„ , ,„,„ no I„. us 2 9,. r„ cud,
For sole. of tlor nemneet of mu family was troubled with • dis
at No 42 Market et. by , tret“inr, rough for dime years. and after trying many
der I'.l A. A. NIAFodN, i :h i nts without being benefited. lat lehgth bought a
- tittle of the above named syrup, which, after three
day-, entirely cured her. 81MON Cl f ANNe:g,
No 59 White ate...ca.
For sale by B. A. FAHNKSTOCK & Co.
i'2:l-it.5.., corner fob and W 004: St..
DUQUI;SN}
Scorching,.
50 13 LSB.Ziirlcthilniguaiinf:f.hl;,Tll.7.int
Pig MetaL
00 TO NS Hanging Kuck" .Met.d. on hand and
for sii'm `,v
nl 13.111XIDGE, WILSON & CO.
SS st,
14a's alaciake Skirts sad Drawers.
PURCHASERS will find Alt StrenS l'ennork% n
(oil •••orunent of men's, NI, rm., drawer.. nii , l
•ic.V.e Foul 16 , 4'6 brerl.l. , l Merin. 4 h, ( „t. C..t•
tin Lleiched anie. unLivachrii.
Dec. I; •
ill.A NK ETS.
CASES No 3 (low pricrAl I.:C(1110 , 1y Blanlr+•
.1m runtvc,l er.d f,N tnloSY
drch Slif.A Sc. VENNOCK.
Jae( Arched at ihe 4 !siev,,v York Story,"
)() T R e 'i r 4 ,:l l- n1 1 :11 . k '
N. B ti"oe out the bta Lahl at 7:i
Merkel .Ir...et
noirl
TRAVELS IN MEXICO. river tLe Table Land.
and Cordilleras of Nies tco. doting ( be year I G 43
and 1844, including a tletotcricitivo of Cali( ilin
principal cities end mining that Republic,
awl the ha , craplncs of Durtride and Santa Anna;
bi
Albeit M. Gilliam
For sale by
jan7
rrIOTTF:N ON MORT A itti.—E.ssya on liydran
j he and Common Minims, and on lime burning
by J. G Totten.
For sale by C. It. KAY.
jan7 corner of Wood and 31 eta.
jetliiLLE'S NON A kV,
1. 0 1/ —an explenntory pronouncing Phonographic
!Dictionary of the English language, with a vocabulary
of Greek, Latin, tieriptme and Geographical names,
also, a collection of phrases often used by English wri•
(ma.
For sale by C. 11. KAY.
corner of IVorsi end it) sic.
Ljl I.:SIDI...Net: A f TUE COUR I" LONDON.
IL comprising uaicial and personal incindents.
Fur sale by CI. 11.4i.AY.
jan7. corner of Wood nod eta.
AINF:RICAN 1..m4.3ac FOR 1846.
The American Almanac and Repository of
nseful linowleden for the mar 1846, jest received and
for sale by, C. H. KAY,
itne ear Woad and Sd cc.
P.,Ti t uktou. Mgioiiu ofj:ds own time, by Sir N
W. Wraxall.
For sale by C. H. KAY,
jan 6 corner of :Wood and 3,1 its.
Ribbons, Velvets !4d Satins.
OW open (by express) another lot of Fashion'.
N
able Ribbons, Bonnet Velvets sod Satins, at the
Now York core, 99 Market stree
W t.
decl3. H GARRARD.
To the 'Oates.
OPENlNGthisdey,ariotberlot
of Bro
rend bc Absale.
Also, on itarid,.o few spkindui f Proehe
Long Shawls, (all wool) which Will Ise sold kgrea:
bargain, at tbeliow York store.
IY. ki..GARRARD,
novl9 79 Market street.
Tp the givitleutkm.
AFlNEotssortment of French dlotha,Casairnres
and VestingoalsoSc.nrik, Crstrats.Stiseks,Shirts.
Drawers„,Underreats and firaieirly: also a!few of the
"Shaker" Flannel Drawers and Bhirta, it the "New
York Store," 79 Ddarlult street.
nor 12 W. H, GARRARD.
H. LAMBERT,
132 and 125 IYoo4l
H. LA NIIAERT.
133 end 135 1V,•..1 ri
BLAKEJ.Y & lIITCHEL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS Sr. CONVEYANCERS,
CONT IN L:k: to attend to the purchase and sale of
sod Cwini y rroperty, end all other business
ronnecpCl wish Real Estate. They will also prepare
Deeds. Bonds. Mortgages and all other legal instru
menu t - ,,f writing, on mtxlerate terms. For the con
secret ce of the public, they have two offices—the
J. Law office ufJuhn J Mitchel, corner of Fourth and
& J. 111,121)44:1".% —",ri TT'
Smith 11. ( . eill. story,) and the office of James
'-.'l4"' 0,1 reDn arreri, ne in the Cenul Bridge, sth
Ward. j Gm.;
J. & J. WDF.VITT,
424 Üb►ny
Rev. Dr. Rart#oloatear's
EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
A N fterreable cordial end elective remedy for
A
Co.tch., limrsrarms, Ca. 144. P..iris in the Breast,
J S J MrDEVITT, (lard Rreething, .n 4 Diific.it Elrrectorr
-224 Lthri.t.,:, et. ; ton.
_
ti.4IARHARO
New Works
of Wuo , l .nd 3 I o•
Roams, liao'r . naus a ow*
roi
1846:
•, a a
BLAKELY iz METC BEL, AGENTS.
Remittances to, and Passage ta pad from
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, BY THE
Black Ball, or old Liao Liverpool Packets,
larSsiling from New York end Liverpool on the
Ist and 16th of eyery month.,lEl And by
First Clan Ainericap Ship: [Sailing Weekly.]
DERSONS sending to the ' ' Old Country" for their
1 Ft iepds, can make the necessary arrangements
with the subscribers, and have them brought out
in any of the Eight Ships ccmptising the Black Ball,
or Old Line of Liverpool Packet:, (sailing from Liv
erpool on the let and 16th of every month,) also by
First Class Ships, sailing from that port weekly,
which our Agents, Messrs. James D. Roche & Co.
there will send out without delay.
Should those sent fat not bnme oat the Money will
be refunded without any deduction.
The "BLACK BALL. OR OLD LINE OF
LIVERPOOL PACKETS," comprise the follow
ing magnificent ships, and will sail from Liverpool
on their regular appointed day, as follows:
Fidelia, On Ist Jan. Ist May. lit Sept.
Europe, 16th " 16th " 16Th "
New York, lit Feb. Ist lime. lot Oet.
American, 16th " 161 h " 16th "
Yorkshire. lst Mar. Ist J4ly. Ist Nov.
Cambridge, 16th " 161.11 " ;Atli Rec.
Oxford, - Ist April. Ist Aug. Ist "
Montezuma, 16th " 16th " I;th
Notice—lt is well known, that the Black Ball is
the very hest conveyance fir persons to get out their
friends, nun as other passenger Agents advertise to
bring out passengers by that Line, the public are re
spectfully notified II) the owners that no Passenger
Agents but Roche, Brothers & Co , ortil Blekett &
Mitchel, are 4.111101 iced to advertise and to bring out
Pessengers bytbnt Lino.
We have at all times for sale Drafts RI Sight for any
amount. direct on the Royal Bank of Ireland. Doli•
lin. Also on Me-err. Prcsoott, Grote, Ames & Cu.,
Hankers, London, ...lurch ore paid free of dianount. ~t
any charge s hotever, in all the principal towns through.
oat England. Ireland, Scotland and Wale..
Apply to, or address, ii by Littler. (post paid )
BRO.'S & Co.
No 3,, Fallon street, New York.
(Neat ,t'.or to tie. F.I lton Bold:,
JAMES D. 110'.:11E & Office.
No 20. Water street. Live, p o ol.
Or to BLAKELY & MITCHEL,
Penn street, near the Canal Bridge,
Or corner and Solidified sts, ( . 2d
j to 17 Pittsburgh.
0:W r 5 5 1 c.OO State bank .
.71.1RKET STREET, Rank of illtnotr,Soasoneeron a—.
VIRGINIA.
Bettnern Faurtk at., and the Dianstmd
• Bank of tlie Valleyof Viersissa
RECEIVED/ of l' s rzi BY EXPRESS l Ban hanriPzer bank plea
of 1 . srpitso ....
via I Parrnere•bonknf Vrreinia ..............
The Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road, ! NortA. {resters:honk of Vir!renta ...... ....
' I 21fercifiants'oad.ifechanirs'basek of Virginia .
A lair.. end extensive essoriment of Sunni*. viz: 17,,i . c . ke ..
................. .. 4....
Super. ell wool Broshis; Printed Tin keii end Cash- Bask of Aforgnam'y'l
torn...BM embroviered Turteiy, Kik and Mode color-f 'M ARYLA ND.
erl s ills fringed Ttitlibet Super. embruiderielTiiihbet. ,
Roltsmore City /anis.. ....... ~• _ ..
Dems•li. •nd silk worsted, black and colored Merino, All otarriet . ta 49 . 1 ,........... ,
..
nn 1n I trgo trotnattment of l'liid and lYieilan Sheets NORTH CPDLINA.
.111 of *loch will be sold eat it small aiivener abase All solve ., bankx................
Fonttirtn t oot ABSOLOM MORRIS. SOUTH CAIiOL6I.I
Jan 1 _ NO. 65•
___
All tolventbaaks.. --
IN the miter of the Petition of,
; •..., George Clarkykr, for the Benefit of 1
~. ~, the Insokent raw.:
~..., _
_N 1 ' And now, to wit, lenitary 10. 1840
' - ''' Hearing of ease continued fur foot
..eicr, •policant to give new notice to
Isis c,-editors. bs puhlination in one or snore public
nee-Taper. in t h e t it,: of Pitisburgh, for three .111 C
eessise s. eels . I rie 5f .t ii /I ice to lie published at least
throe wrens, 10...f0re the day tot hearing.
1') the COalltt,
4 - 41,0 R. RIDDLE, Pro
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Take nm ice, that the u ndersigned hos applied to lite
Court of Common Pies of Allueleny County, fur the
hetvefit of the Laws enacted for the relief of Insolvent
D u btors, endthe said Court here apivtiinteFl Saturday,
the seventh day of Ft.brlnry nlot. at the Court House,
in the City of tittsi.turGh, for the hearing of me and
my emtitors, whim and where You will please. attend.
atttl . show (little if any you have, wt..y I should not be
dischurgosi
GEORG' F. CLARKSON,
the city ciL Pittsburgh, Comiciiiseion
janlG•lnw3t and Forwarilint Morchtint.
WM. ALA:KANDER & SONS,
UNDE,RTAKERS,
No 30, adjoiaixtr at EA-change Bank and opposite
the 24 Presbifierlan Ckurch.,Fsfai street.
THEY ARE 116EPARED TO` i f
furnish .COREISS of all kindov,*
and sizes. of which they keep an assortment constant 'Y
ready made to be had at all hours. Funerals will be
attended cm the shortest notice, avid every requisite
therefor furnished, if required.
l'atirsza Restliaticc, rota the lit of April, San
dusky street near the canal hridge, Allegheny. where
orders will be received.
13=3:13
Rev. Dr. Swift, Dr. Reynolgt,
Rev. Dr. Het ron, 1)r. Spoors.
Rev. Dr. Dunlap, Dr. Brock',
Rev. Mr. Lee, 1)r. Coertney,Sharpebg
Rev. Mr. Murry, SharpsbYri,
Rev Mr. ‘Villiems. janf4-Im.3Bt.tv
AT COST , AT LOST.
THE subscriber, at the corner of Market and Third'
T
streets, still continues the sole of Dry Goods", el
reduced prices, and is now offering greater induce
ments to purchasers. The remainder of our Cloak
ing', 41paccirs, Meripoes, attain de laines, Calicoes,
Fl a nnels, Linsey', Jeans,-Cassinetu, Blankets and
Shawls, together with many other goods. We have
concluded to close off at cost for a few days. in or
der to reduce our stock previous to Spring. Purcha
sers will find ibis a rate opportunity of obtaining
Goods at exceedingly lest pricer. Call early Led se
cure a good bargain&
jun 14
sank Notts aub exit)angt
COitRECTID DAILYRT
A. EXAMEII, EXCHANGE 'E110113131,
CORNER OF THIRD AND WOOD STREETS.
SPECIE STANDARD.
Mere/(mi.! an4Manufact*rtrh' 40-}p ...par
Exekange Bankilerly, ....1
Currency
Becks County Scrip
EXCHANGE—AT SIGHT
On Pkilatielpl4a
Nev York
Boston. .............
Baltimore
SPECIE
....4ii4 p pr r rr e e
em m
.. .
pre r
.... .4 prem.
Gold
Silver .................. par
PENNSYLVANIA. — PITTSD b rig H.
Bank of Pittsburgk
Merchants and Manufacturers' bank ,....pat
Exchange .. ..." .. T . T • ••• Tr"
...pas
Do. Hollida P ysburgh ...... , .....
HILADELPHIA.
---
Bank of North America . .... ..•......par
Do Nort4ein Liberties par
Do Pennsylvania -._-•• --_-par
Commercial Bank of pFnnlytvaxia par
Farmers' and litechanice bank
K ens inglus Itank par
Manufacturers and Meolhantes' par
Mechanics --par
Moyamensing ...... par
Philadelphia bank . par
Schuylkill-.. . .......... . . ..par
Southwark ... ....... , ........ . . par
IVestern --pas
Rank of Penn !tip •
..... ....pnr
ro . rcns
.
par
Girard bank ...... ..... ......
U. S • baali and branches ............
COUNTRY RANKS.
Sank Of Garn:oraqtrn ..... , .....
Chester county ...........
" Peloca re county .......
brantwarnero county •
ros t humberland ..... .
Farmers' bank of Ilnqcs connf
Easton hanis ...... , • ..•
Doylestown bank.__........•
Prankhn bank of ;Vashingtan ..
Bank of ehanthersburgh......;,' .....
Middletown ... • •
Gettyseursik
Lewistown ...... .......
g" SusTnehanna county ....
Berke aunty hank ...... . • . ........
Columbia Bankand Bridge Company
Carlisle bank
Erie bank
Farm err and Drovers' bank
" Bank of Lancaster
Bank of Reading...
Harrisburg bank
Honesdale "•
Lancaster "
Lancaster CO."
Lebanon ......
Miners' bank o f Pottsville
Monongahelabank of Brownsville
Nest Hope and Delaware Bridge company.. _
Nortkanspion bank
Towanda bank
Wymin g bank ...... -
West Branch bank.
York hank
Lehigh county bank,
OHIO.
Ilelsnontbank of St. Clairsrille 1
Clintonbank of Columbus. .......
Coln nobiana bank of Nem Lisbon.... ..... --I
Circleville (I,avrence. rashier)..... ......... 1
( Warren. cashier)___. no sale
Ci wr i n nrlibanks._....••••-•-••-
Chillicothe hank....
C,ommercia/ bank of Lake Erie .. .. .. .....
Payton bank ..... -• • • . .....
Franklin bank of Columbus
Fareners'and illeeltanics' hank of Stenbenville..l
Farmers' bank of Canton 20
Geauoa
Granville 45
Hamilton 1.0
Lancaster .. to
Marietta
kreekdanie and Traders'. Cincinnati
Mount Ps'
lease's.' ..-
0
.Vorralk
Putnam ...........
Sandwsky
Scioto
Urbana ....... .
[Wooster .--•••
Xenia
Zanearille ........
Bank of el, ;aloof? , .. •
INN
State hank and brisacAls
State Ser,ir ......• ...•
ICENTI.CKY
Alholoent banks —• ......,
ALASAMA
Couniry boas
LOUISIANA
Net, Orleans banks (r00d )....
A!liaats...
Rank of :V. Clair Ss. ...... ... .75
Dank of lie River Raisin. Monroe. .. .. ...JO .
Parmer's' and Mechanics Dank, Detroit • •Le
Michigan Insnrance, Co. Detroit S
Oakland County Dank, Pontiac 10
GREAT EXCITEMENT !
TARIFF REPEALED !!4
THE sliding scale principle abandonesl and the
minimum standard adopted at
No. 92 Market Street.
We have been receiving fur the last week or two. al
fresh supply of seasonable DRY GOOI7S, bought
from the NlantAlietrers. Importers, and at Auction
at the lowest cosh prices. Having had an eXperienced I
Agent in Phitudelphie and Nev. Y nk for some
months past picking op bargafticiiere and there,,ena-
ides us to offer to the publicY splendid stock of floods
with almost an imperceptible Tnritf. Our stock con- '
cults in part of the following Goods:—
Shawls—a great variety;
French Terl:cri Shawls: .
- English do do,
Splendid Brosha and Cashmere Shawls'
Damask do;
Black and Embroidered Terkeri do
• Super Ditch Thibet, Silk Fringe du;
• Ladies' SuPer Catehmere Scarfs;
„Plaid Woollen Shawls of every variety;
Also a great variety of Cashmere D'Ecosse;
.Plain de Lain, and barred and figured tie Lain;
English and French Merinnes;
'Alpfteras and Coburg Clothe;
ll'ombalines; plain and fancy time Stlics:'
Irish Linens—Cotton Alpaccw arid Cashmere
Hose;
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS; strict YESTINGS.
Also, an excellent assortment of itoxoestic,Gootis.
All of which we oiler, wholesale of rite.% at such pri
ces as wo think cannot fail to plea*. Call and ex
amine for yourselves-=ot No. 92 Maxitet street.
dec.29'4. MOSES COREY.
• To lissimotopoloi.o.
AC IT IZE N lesivot for Abe &noir end Hann
will atuuurto any business entrusted to him.
Addross A through trap Post came. *re 13
TO' urra ,
FOlt gIiLE AT THIS' afiCE
roaviS
k. A. MASON
pal
Par
par
Par
par
Pa,
... AO sale
par
.pas
par
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GEORGIA
..2
TENNESSEE.
hIICUtG' N
:==l
The Wonderful Vegetable PlurallST,
Pori tHE CURE OF
Headache,GildineSS,Rheumatlsm,Piles,Dispereits,
Scurvy. Smell Pox, .1 anndice, Patna In the Bock, In
ward SYeakness, Pelpitation 6T the Heart, Rising ii
the Throat, Dropov. Asthma, Fever of all kinds, Fe
male Complaints, Metisles, Salt Itlietym, Heartbisrn,
Worms,Cholere Nloibus, Coughs, Quinity, WhOotrink
Cough. Consurription, Fits, Li ver.Complitiht,
las, Deaftess,,ltahings of t
theSkin,Colds, Gout, er,
el, NetvouS coMplainis, end a variety of other diseases,
arising from Impurities of the blood, and obitructiehi
in the organs of digestion.
[From the Agent at Quebec, L. C.] ,
DISEASE OF THE .E it •
DEAR SlR:—Agreeable to your desire, .I svelte to
keep you apprized of the prospects of the Clickener
Sugar Coated Purgative Pill, in this city. You WIRT
recollect, when I first commenced selling your medi
cine, which was in May, 18-.4, we little dreamed of
the success that would crown the tindertaking. Our
premises had beenlb completely flooded by the one
thousand nva ode unsaleable remedy for every possi
ble complaint untiet the Spa, that I setionsly content
plated having nothing more to do with any thing of the
kind. 'However, at the most urgent solicitation, we
consented. to make a trial Of ytairs. At first we fotind
considerabledifficulty in rot racti; - ra; public attention ID;
ards them. People had been so often deceivpd by
the vile compounds which haye flooded the Country for
the last 15 years or more, that they determined, if -
possible, never to be "taken in" again; and the coille
qoence ,n?, they could hardly be persuaded to accent
of the Pills, as the saying is, for "love nor money.'
Thus mat terrs proceeded for a week or two, when, as
"good luck would have it, "Mrs. N—, a lady of
our city, who had long suffered from an affection of
the Liver, accompanied by indigestion of the most ob.
stinate character, was persuaded to accept of a berg, by
condition that nothing was to be paid for It, if tfirsj , did
not afford her the necessary relief. I must confess.
we ourselves bad very little faith in the matter, know
ing as we did, that her complaint was one of long
standing, end had been unsuccessfully treated by the
most eminent Physicians of this and several neighbor
ing ewns. But we had determined to give the medi•
tine a it trial, and if it proved to be worthless, it
would hot a source of satisfaction to know it, both to
you and to no. No less to our joy than surprise, how.
ever, only a few days had hlapsed, when the lady aged*
presented herself at our counter anden”ired For anoth
er box. "I really think, Mr. lays she,
' that your are beginning to work a great &Arne
in my health, and altogether for the better. When I
took the second dose, I began to feel much betterthan
I did at first; the pain in my side was considerably re
lieved; my appetite began to improve; and the bleed
seemed to circulate through my veins es it did in my
youthful days. Since then, I have tahenthe rerrraiedee
of the Pills, and my improvement has been Saftlibly
progressing arevery repetition of the dose. I have
no doubt that a few more boxes will effectually cure
me." The result was as she predicted. Her health
is completely restored. The flush of yopth and beau
ty has returned to her cheeks, and the prospect of a
long and a happy life is be,Core her. I am satisfied
she will never forget the Clir.kener Sugar-Coated Pills.
As might naturally be supposed, the news Of this ex
traOrdinara cure was rapidly disseminated throughthe
city and adjacent country; and scarcely a week had
elapsed, before enquiries began to be made for Click
Poe: s Sugar-Coated PUrgative Pills; and the.demand
LAS already increated to Buchan extent, that we find
the greatett difficulty in supplying it. Infect, if it did
not seem like exaggeration,l might almost say that we
are literally besieged Joy Women, and child'en, labor
ing under every possible ailment which "human flesh
is heir to." The halt, the lame, and the blind; the
asthmatic, Censumptive, and dyspeptic, are thronging
our doors in pursuit of the never-failing Panacea.—
Testimonials of its salutary effects are voluntarily
flowing in upon us from every quarter. One person
informs us he has been relieved of a most obstinate
Dyspepsia. Another has just recoyeied trona a seri
ous attack of Apopleiy. A third has succeeded in
expelling from his system the symptoms of Jaundice.
And a fourth has just recovered from an attack of Pul
monary Constitnntion, which had confined him to his
bed 14.4 :luny Mcirstlai.--iilowe go. But do not fail to
keep us supplied. Besides our Retail Trade. es
have standing order; froin tbe country to a large
amount. Send 30 Gross at your earliest convenience.
ours, &c. R. H. WILLIAMS.
Qvctee, L. C., April 19, 1845.
REMEMBER, DR. C. V. CLICKEN ER, is the
original inventor Of the Boger Coated and ttutt
nothing. of ,he anti wati ever heard of until be intro•
Muted item in June, 1643, as will be .seediq the fol
lowing:
E Li : .
This Diploma was awarded by t u AMERICAN
INSTITUTE, nt the Annual Fair, held in the city of
New York , 9rtaber, 1843, to C. V. CLICKENER,
for the invention of SUGAR COATED PILLS.
JAME'S TALLM A DOE', rtesideat.
T. I. ‘VAxerari,Coires - porlding;Secretary.
GvaDon J. LEEDS, Recording Secretary.
liar To sewn COIISTERF6ITS.—Putchasere must
always ask for Clickener's Sugar Coated Vrgetablst
Pidi, and see that each boa has upon it his signature;
all others are counterfeit.
WM. JA,CKIO,N, corner of Wood and Liberty
streytti, is 'D4..i...tiCk,ener'S agent foi Pittsburgh and
vicinity. octB
JAi3 -cpciar#N,
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r. rig el of Liberty 048 racto , ryitreett,Fok Wald,
Pitiinzreti
Proof
IVI A C NtlFTti g r° agi69i
Piero
Iron o , Gratesanl Railings; iron
Doors fur Bank Vaults, Canal and Rail Road-Irmo
togethor with every description of Smith work.
RETER Ti --M Allen, James May, William Holmes,
Samuel Church, Lewis Hutchinson, Lorenz, Sterling
Sr. Co.,John Irwin &Son, Atwood& Jones, A Beeler.
A REF.LEN, Esq., CornmisstiM' Merchant, earner
of Frcnt and Ferry streets,.arid Mr: G. BEALE, Jr.,
N 74, Wend street, are Agents for Pittsburgh; and
Meisra BRYAN and MILTENBERGER. St Louie.
Mo., to either Qt whom ord'eri may be addressed.
Pittsbor :b. March 8. ID,t5. air
raft Office Stationery
N compliance with low . aria the ,ardets of the
I
Postmaster General, SOalool Proposals will be
received by mg until I"! o'cliick, noottiOn Mcatilay the
/d day of February next, for supplying the Stationary
required far the use of this Post OfEce doting the two
years comi-nencing January let, I!4C, and ending De.
camber 31, 1847.
The estimate, for each year, is as follows:
$0 Reams Enveloping paper.—Sixe 20X27 inch
es—weight 26; lbs per ream;
50 l'ounds Cotton pacliiit twine;
25 Pounds best icarlet i . tealing Wax.
Contratnria'ie required by law to give bond in a
sum equal to double the value of the articles to be
furnished. Payment will be made on delivery of that
Stationery. Bidders required to furnish samples.
CHAMBERS MICIBBIN,
rohtztufsterr of Pittsburgh, Pa.
UST received Eft the Three Dig Doors, the larg
tp est and best Imiortment'of Shirts, ever offered
in the Pittsbnrgh cauket, whiet_will be sold whole•
sale or retail on seasonable terms.
0ct.25. .4OHN M'CLOSKEY.
SKATES, Cutlery, Ivory, Ebony, Sze. for sale by
JOHN W. BLAIR,
120, Wood it.
aionena COWAN,
Attorney at Law,
office in Burke', Beildingls, 4 h ,treer, near Market,
June T9-dSorly -
VahrstblpProperty for Sale .
Aes.EßTNiNloi of ground situate on Penn, be
low Wningat street, Fifth Ward. eontaining 17
feet .front on rens,.ind extending bank TOO feet to
M u lb erry , i n el ,ari Whithis . nrected tti valunble Atm
story brick house, ;nil in rear a two gory frame,
Also, one nibs; lot on Liberty street, opposite
tho Wesley Cbapel, in said *Yard, containing 25 feet
'poet, and extendide bask 100' feet, on waich is eree,
tad a Welt finished two story Irmo. Tigoa ia4441-
table. For Nrtber particulars, to to property old
terms of otte,spply re
JOHN *PARKINS° N.
Fifth Ward
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