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PITTSBURGH,' PA.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL T 3, ,11346
CORRESPONDENTS. ,
In reference to communications which may appear
In tills paper; we huveono or two remarks to make.—
We win iusort none without the name of the author be.
int fast made known to ns, and when it ed, mustal
ways be taken as expressive of the views f the writer,
and not the editor of this paper, unles the views so
expressed are editoriallyremarked upon end approved.
F.XAMINATIOS. BALL.—Remember, to night, Ma
claine Blaique gives a grand Ball at ;he Lafayette
Assembly Rooms. These magnificent !Rooms have
been lately painted in FresCo style, and -now surpass
any thing of the kind in this city. Tu WI the room
is well worth :he price of the ticket. Much praise
is certainly doe toMadame B. fur her untiring crier
clans in making her assemblies the fashionable
of the season: •
i'diceCourt; April 101k—Pour caf•es arraigned
befere his Honor this =ming; two committed; one
paid hit fine end one ditchargtd. 1
MASONIC NOTICE
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_
lrr-1 meeting of A. Y. Mason's will be held this
evening at the Masonic Temple. corner hf- Wood and
Third street by order of the Maters of and 219.
myna 13.'
7'o Motkers.—The difficulty which every mother
experiences in administering medicine to infants, is
entirely obviated by Dr. Clickener'tpreparation,called
the Sugar Coated Vegetable Purgative Pill. The pill
is encotted with fine wbitesogar.so thati it reseinbles
and tastes like a sugar - plum. which no child ever yet
refused to swallow. For worms this is - an assured
re eedy, and it has teen used with excellent effect in
teething. The matron of the Farm School writes to
Or.,Clickener that She hits used for sometime, his Su
gat Coatedl'ill in both these corriplaints; and always
'with , entire success.
Sold by Wm Jackson, corner of Wood and liberty
•etieets, Who is general Agent tot Dr Cli4ener's Pills
in Pittsburgh and vicinity.
Dlieware of an imitation article called "Impro•
-wed Sitgar-Costied Pills," purporting td be Patented
as both the pills and pretended patent ere forgeries.
got up by a miserable quack, in New Ytirk, who, for
the last four or five years, less mode his living by
counteifeiting popular medicines. ' apr 13.
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.—This
celebrated romedy is a compound haNednic prepara
tion of the Wild Cherry and Moss of Deland. com
bined by a new chemical pt ogress with the Extract
of Pine. So • salutary have been its effects in all ca
ses when administred for Coughs, Asthma, Consump
tiot,tir any disease of the lungs, that Many of the mast
distinguished physicians have approved and recom
mended it; and openly acknowledged it {obe the most
vnl nable medicine ever discover...l. It iet ruly a valuable
medicine, and is effecting an immense amount of
good in the rtlief of suffering humanity.
IOPSe . t. Advertisement.
SPRING STOCK OF
Boats, Shoes, Palm Leaf Rats, Dumas, &c
R. TANNER dr C 0 . ,
lio. 109 WOOD STREET.
Beg leave to call the attention of their friends
- • do iga l end Country Aferchcntr generally.
j
to their very large and .excellent as
sortment of Boots, Shoes, Palm Leaf Hata, and La
dies' and Misses Florence, Braid, Lawn and Straw
'Bonnets, of this Spring importation, 'all of which
bave been selected with great care expressly for the
, - Western trade, and purchased at lowei prima than
- heretofare, and which will be 'sold !at a sniall advance
'on invnice pikes. Country Merchants would do well
to examine our stock and pnces Wore :making their
purchases. amil3 6t
FIATS! BATS!!
jt SPRING FASIIIaN. 4
' JUST received by expreos from Netv York, the
Spring Style of Hats. All those in want of a Neat
Superior Fashionable Hot, are respecifully invited -to
call. S MOORE, 93 Wood at.;
mall-d6tw 3 doors below Diadiond Alley.
rir EXTRAORDINARY ! !,!
ÜBE OF 'BODY AND MIND.—The following
C
isfroila worthy citizen of Konsfogton, and a
number of the Methodist church:
Philadelphia, Jan 6. lt 16
DR. D. JAYR6.—Dear Sin—Justice, compels mo
to make the following statement of the est 'merlins ey
effects of your valuable medicine, the ALTERA
TIVE.
I certify that my wife was afflicted, fur fourteen
years, during which time her disease baffled the skill
of several eminent physicians. Finding that every
. means that were used failed to relieve her, I canclu
ded to place her in the Pennsylvania Hospital, hoping
that, under the care and treatment she, would there
receive feom the Physicians in that institution, she
might again be restored to health. But lo my great
disappointment, she grew worse and became deranged
in her mind, and. I was ohligedtotake her home a g ain,
4.tacunente and BEREFT OF REASON. Iwill
- here mention that at.this time the more prominent
symptoms of her disease were Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, attended with sickness of the stomach,
and vomiting of a very offensive fretid Mucous, pains
in her bead, bark and stomach, and through the region
of the heart, a vonbleaotne cough from large quanti
ties of phlegm in . her throat, which kept her coetirot
ally gagging and retching to throw it tip. She hod
no appetite, and was very weak. She also sacred
very much from a uterine disease by which she was
confined to her bed, having entirely lost the use of
her-limbs, and for several months we had to lift her
in and out of bed And to all the above,, deranged
state of her mind (which at this time was truly awful,)
.and you will be able to form some idea ;of her afflic
tidhs,
• By the advice of n friend we commenced giving her
I
your ALTERATIVE, in the doses of a teaspoonful
kbnie times a dui, and found that it helped heir. We
also gave her your Vermifuge, to increase her appetite,
l and- the- Sanative Pills w regulate her bowels. She
had not taken two bottles of the Alterative, before it
toperitted upon her in a wonderful manner, fillibg her
face with small red pimples, and caused her to expec.
tests large quantities . of corruption, before which, her
. breath was so offensive we could not remain in the
mom with her unless the doors were open.. Finding
the Alterative doing her so much good, twe increased
.The,dose according to the directions, and She continued
to improve daily, untilfinaily, she was restored to health
to body is well asin mind.
1 hope you will delay no time inlaying this before
the public, as t an willing to be qualified at any time
to the truth of the above statement, acid dist it wasyour
ALTERATIVE which cured her.
All persons will be convicted of the truth of this
statement, by calling at my house in Bedford - street a
bOve Marlboro: Yours, witlo-espect,
SAM UEL:FIELDS.
Prepared at Noe south Third street.
`'For sale in Pittsburgh, at 72 Fourth st., near
Wood. p 2 d&w.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
.W E are authorised to offer for sale, a fine farm,
about four miles from Allegheny City Market,
, end four and one half miles from the Pittsburgh mar
ket, containing lltacres. The land is, good, a fair
portion meadow land. The Improvetnerits are about
50 acres cleared 'end under good fence, two orchards
Of &studs fruit, vines and other fruits, a comfortable
dwelling-house. containing 10 rooms, a new Bank
Darn, ambling, &c. &c. The farm is well watered;
tan act having pissed the Legislature to make a Turn
pike Road from Allegheny City to Perrysville, 3
miles beyond this farm. and as it must necessarily,
pass through it, a good road to matketiwili thus be
atone accomplished.) Chances of purchasing a
farm so near the two beat markets in the Western
part of the State, and at such price as this will be
sold, seldom occur. The title is perfect. Apply
to BLAKELY & MITCHEL,
mar27-d&w Real Estate Agent, Pittsburgh.
CANE FOR CHAIR SEATS-50016s Cane for
Chair Seats, on hand and for sale at
11LUME'S,112 Wood at, 2ti door above sth.
rear 23.
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Ap s t. •
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
Throo DitysLator from Etuypo.
By the arrival or the packet ship Northumberland,
we hava.dates from Lander' to the ith of March.
The latest dates' from the U S were to the 16th Of
Feb by a vesiel arrived at Havre, carrying out the
commencement of 'the 'debate on the Oregon question
in the U S Senate
The British GoVernment were preparing to send
out large reinforcements to India.
The steemet Grent Liverpool from Gibraltar for
England Was loot off Cape Finisterre on the 24th Feb ,
three passengers lost.
Thehostile character of the intelligence received
from Washington, via New York, is referred to by
most of the Parisjournale. Some of them calculated ,
on hostilities between England and the U S. Others
—La Presse, for example—"thick that, niter all,
there will be no war." But the general feeling woo
one of apprehensiqn.
The passage of the 'Notice' resolution in the House
created much excitement in England.
The Dock and Navy Yards in Eviand were most
busily employed ia filling out vessels of war.
The Government of the Sikhs was making every
effort to renew the War in India. Several attempts
had been made in different places to cross the giver.
The London Tines' money market article of the
Gth, says:
The market for English securities was depressed
this eftMnoon. In the motning on appearance of
weakness became evident, but it was more severe to
wards the close of business, a rumor then being cur
rent that u message front the Qieen would ha receiv
ed by the House of.Comatons to-night on the subject
of America.
The London Chronicle by two or three editorial
articles on the Oregon question, and the telations of
England and this country. On the sth it noticed the
passage of the resolution of notice in the House of
Representatives and commences its comments upon
the fact by saying that if the notice be adopted by the
Senate "there is but a faint prospect of an amicable
settlement of the Oregon question." 41 alludes to the
assertion that the passage of this resolution is tuxes
inry as preliminary to negotltion.
It proceeds at some length te show that the reason
ofthe exaggerated demands made by the United States
is, that they suppose England will make aey sacrifice
for the sake of peace. This is said to be en error, and
the Chronicle asserts that England never will agree to
any line of boundary north of the Colombia.
Cough Balsam.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 11. 1345.
T DO certify that I procured a bottle of B A Ftth
1 nestock & Co's Pneumonic or Cough Ba
which 1 used for the removal of a aevete cold, &tend
ed by a disagreeable cough. I had not taken the
Balsam but about three m four times, when 1 ceased
to cough, and found my breast lightened of the toe
pleasant feeling which a severe cold ruefully prodo•
cco. I not entirely free of a cough; others to me
knowledge, who have used it., have Alan found relief.
SAMUEL YOUNG.
This may certify ihi.t I have bren troubleil with s
severe cough since last WI, until about two wci-ks,
when 1 pineured ahnole of B A Fahnesiock & Cu%
Cough Balsam, which Las rstirely relieve," ms.
This mny certify that some time since, last fail I
canelit cold, attended by a cough which was so 'sou
ble.•omr as to pievent me from getting sufficient sleep
—thecough would came on in paroxism• which would
last half au hour. Laist month I procured a bottle of
B A Fahnestock& Cu's Cough Balsam. which has me
ihely rumor. d the cough.
TRAN TON, near Crngnnasille.
In ardc, to bring the above visitable niedwitte,
in the reach of every per4on, it It.ts been pot at the
very low price of rwenty-llve cents pie Louie. Pre
pared end sold by
BA FAIINESTOCK & CO.
ape?. car (ith and Wood rte.
EVERY person in interenteed in the fact, that
Thompson's Curtninntive will cure ninety nine
cones out of every hundred. afflicted with either of ihe
I 'Rowing, complaints, viz: Cholic, Cholera Merhu•.
Dysentery or Flux, Summer Complaint, or Diartirea,
Cholera Infanturn, and Billow, Cholin, am! with lens
expense, with the advantage to rho purchaser, that
if it fails after a fair trial, the money will be refunded
if purchased of the proprietor and only manufacturer.
EDGAR T HORN,
Corner of Hand and Penn at., Pittsburgh.
Also, ThompAnn's Anti,lyspeetic Tonic and Purga•
rive Pint; they are a mild and pleniant cathartic caur
ing no aickneea, incovenience or hinderance (tom La
ciness. Prepared only by the Proprietor,
'EDGAR THORN, Druggist,'
mnr24 Corner of Hand and Pone, sic.
Parasols, Parasoletts, and Sunshades.
BE. CONSTABLE, has received this day
• very large assortment of Parasols an 3 Sunshades.
amongst these are
Fren:h. Parasols with French Sticks.
Scellup'd do and Purnitoletts.
Viola do .and Sunalindes.
Tu which U E C Ito/hostile attention of his ru•to.
triers. 83 Merkel et. ap4
Ground Spices.
10 CANS Ground Pepper;
10 Cans Ground Cinnamon;
5 Cane Ground Alspice;
5 do do Cloves;
In storo and for sale by
J & J McDEVITT,
dec2o 224 Liberty Pit
WHITE Havana Sugar in Boxes;
White Brazil ditto in bble,
In taone and for sale by
J. &J. M'DEVITT,
deo 20. 224 Liberty st
Pittsburgh Manufactured Tobacco,
20 KEGS Plug Tobacco;
5 '• Ladies Twist, do;
10 " Va. " do;
10 " Cav'd, Is Lump, do;
In store and fur sale by
J. &J. WDEVITT,
dee 20 224 Liberty st
150 !,t).7fi,ErNiolceort; brooms assorted quail
- .
BURBRIDGE, WILSON & CO,
mar2l, Water at,
700, BAG Prime Green Rio Cuffee, on bandanri
for sale by
BURBRIDGE, WILSON & Co.,
maul W ater street.
. .
Raisins.
10 r; BORES Bunch Raisins, just received and
1 for sale by
BURBRIDGE: WI LSONIL CO.,
mat 24 Water at.
B ENEDICT &BARNEY'S Gold Pens and Cases
Woodward's do,
Henry's. do,
Brilliant do,
Just received a full supply of the above, and for sale
by JOHN H. MELLOR.
op 3 122 Wood street._
A LOT of ground on Etna street, near M'Clurg's
.C 1 works, 25 feet front by 100 feet deep, on which
is erected a good; substantial, comf,riable, double
frame house now rented for $l3O per year,
For terms apply to
mar 26 BLAKELY & MITCHEL.
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Pitt.burgh. Jon 30th, 1315
E. YOUNG, ith bl
Pittsburgh, Feb 13t1s, In 45
Gold Pont.
Por Sale.
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For St Louis.
2 : • The new and splendid. passenger*
. 1.
,"4-, steamer, BRUNETTE, •Capt Dean;
will leave for the above and all inter-.;
mediate ports on Monday. the tálh inst, at 40 o'clOck.
For freight or passage apply on board. • apll
FOR NASHVILLE—REGULAR PACKET.
,tstzte. ,The new and splendid light drlloight,
steamer SAM SEAY, Cain GnEEN
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LEIS, will leave for the above and al)
intetmediuto ports, on &fluidity, the 11th inst,,,at. 4
o'clock. P. M,
Fur freight or pasvnge apply on board or to .
.1 W BUTLEit & BRO., Agmts.
The Sam Seay was built expressly fur the Nash
ville trade, and will make her trips regularly during
the •teasun. apll
SATUR MY PACKET
44. THE regular mail and passenger
steamer CIRCASSIAN, Capt Isaac
•^^a' s . Bennett, will run as a regular packet
bewren Pittiiburgh and Cincinnati, leaving this port
every Satuttlay nt /0 A M, and IVheeling at 10 1' M
the same day. Returning, sho will leave Cincinnati
every Tueidny at 10 A M.
For freight orpnaeage apply on board.
EF'The Circassian was built expressly fur this
trade and offers to her passengois evt.ry comfort and
uccommocto ion. mnr23
s..cru DAy PACK ET
4, The regular nil and passenger.stenm
(t'r or, Cap I.suford,
will run as it regular packet between
Pittsburgh and Oinriannti, leaving this port every
Saturday at 10 A M. nod Wheeling at 10 P M. the
some duy. Returning sbe will leave Ci,,cinuati every
Tuesday. nt 10 o'clock, A M.
Ffir fteight or metFoge apply nil board.
The Nles.titger stns bulb expretvtly for Lid, trade.
and offers to her paigeinger4 every comfort and arrnm•
modem ion.
rnne23
MONDAY PACIO.: r
cr. TIIE regultr moil and paraenger
t sitenmer 1119NONRAHEI.A, Capt.
••
ro t
Slone, will run ns Fl regular packet he
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati: leaving ad. port
every Nlonday at 10. A M, and Wheeling at 10 I' M.
of the VIITIO &It. Returning. abr.! will l e ave
nazi every Thur , day at 10 A NI.
For freight o f npply nn booed.
ri7 File N141,0"42:11:011 iota built ex fin-malt' for Ibin
trade: ritia 1,111-ts tit the paraengers every comfort, and
adperior nr-t• , mmetlntioris. mnr3 1
TUESDAY PACKET
LLA3-.74,.. ix THE rrailler mail and pnvornger
• -4• '' inenrmq HIBERNIA, Capt. John
_ i'.;..-rr:-14
-.- 4 -: Klupptcr, s ill rim na n regular pack•
.•t betw , ,Tl l'ill.burgit and Ciaeinreati, len.ing this
Port eves Tue." nt 10 A NI, and ho,ling ni
P NI, of the •amu dnv. fieturninz, she will leave
Cineinnmi every I:Ft.lay lo 10 A NI.
pa... 01g, , apply on how&
rh.• I Ithet xpre-.lv for the trade
and .ifols to , be pa,songets eve. y co-nf,.rt and ...tile
rior nero.n-idal; 1114. npl
I:PNESD l' r
in
j iEi jr rn
TH E to: tit ,t. m3il ru.,l pa.senvg
... ,ter NE A' EN Ci LANI). Cap! S
44 , Y ..4 ..1
R Pa; f", v, ill run aa a regular pacLet
between Pittsburpi aad cirsciwittli, lea , ing thin
port e cry I,Vellnes.hly a 10 A M , rind Win,ling ai
101' M . the some 10 v. Relllrliin:, she will leave Cif,
en;nnti vvory S:uurlat a 10 4 M.
F. .r freight Of ply 00
Li_r 11, N. Eng , ...) exp,e4,ly for thi.
11 ark, und off••rs Ihr pm•,,,,,gri a i,ery cosoff.t and
swerimitrimin. ion,t, tratr26
v.kcKEr
Tlw r igl.r m, if vs.! psa•enter Oen+
!Ar. CLIP PE N( / 2 CartaiN C • 0,44.
- - 11 Ir., as n r.CI/ 41:r r,ckei I,olcreen
Cincinnati n,d MILO, a I .Ire.in4 11.1. e;ort ecru
Ftlday at 10 A \I 14 , 411 I;erilt.z of 10 .art,
de t y, ...ii leave (2 inetnn3;,vcr) Mon
tlnv at 10 A NI
bvitz Oa r•s..? , tg•• prl, 1,1 1...m11.
The Citrp,r w .-xpr,..ly Ivr !Ili. It ale
•D4l 4@;..e rr cum!ost and scr•,"
tn,ieligt.n.
L Erin. lit CINcINNATI I'ACtiTT
1 - 4 Th.. now M -,it ate erne
.‘' N. NI E. Lvt a+, Ma•ike , ,
v di '1;1? :t
hrtaeen Pitt..l.wgh and e rots. •1,56 , 14.
ehr
s r ti ‘nn of lUlci; Seavmg e,ry ThUt•clal 0 , 10 o '..lo‘L.
A. M. •
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The ArntFor ii new and has I.4, , nymndl
ti. , n4. For frviglu or ro.r.uorrz... n; I.lcoo 114.41,11, or
np9. NEWT('' loNKs, A4l.
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101 - 1. Ft racKEr.
f ho or," 11clat Arntrgio
atrutner PAC I' I ( .npe.t . umphelj
• tnacn•r, I!! I••n:r for the littnvenr4 at.
ino.nronliato binding. every Monday oral 11oft•dey At
3 o'clock. P NI.
(-Tr the rneitie an. tr n itt rx f,:r this trade
and oilirpers can rely upon i•rcontinutn,7,o it It.
Fn , firught Or p4).llgt` apply 0" LoNargi. or rn
KO' 1 NEW lON JONES. :ker.
18 16
MONONGAHELA MUTE,
Blt N V I 1. E,
BALTIMORE AND ['DILA DLLI'IIIA
(On/y 73 Ili/r4 Stag,'g )
THE srLENnin FA•T RUNNING STLANIFIIA
CONS!!L.
I QC Pi 11' A Nl 7
AND
d EDIUM,
Have commenced making their regulai trips be
tween Pittsiongh and B,ownsvillo.
The morning boat leaves the Nlouone Aria wharf
above the Bridge. prescisely at 8 o'clock.
Passengers by this boat taken the stages at Browns
vine same evening at 4 "'doe and the splendid cars
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Cumberland,
neat morning, at 8 o'clock, reaching Baltimore the
sameevening—oul 32 hours through from Pittsburg
to Baltimore and,4o horns to Philadelphia.
The evening boat leaves at 4 o'clock. Passengers
by the evening Boat, will lodge on the Boat in com
fortable State Rooms the first night; will.pasi over the
beautiful mountain senery in daylight; sup and lodge in
Cumberland. Thus avoiding night travel altogether.
The Proprietors of this tout, in order to make the
connection complete between Brownsville and Cumber
land, have placed on the Road 50 splendid Troy, Alba
ny, Concord and Newark coaches, of the most improv.
ed models, and fifty tenses of the best young horses
the country affords in addition to their former stock
they feel satisfied they will be able to accommodate
and give satisfaction to all who may patronize their
Routs. By- oft!tickets passengers have choice of
either steamboat or rail road between Baltimore and
Philadelphia, and have the privilege of stopping at
Cumberland and Baltimore, and resume their seats at
pleasure. For tickets apply at the office, at the
St. Charles Hotel, Wood st.. or at the wharf boat.
feh3 J. MESKIMEN, Agent.
J. S. DICKEY,
FOR WARDING AND COMMISSION MERMAN;
East Beaver Point and Bridgewater.
BEAVER COUNTY, PA.
Proprietor and Agent of Steamers,
LA HE EBIE,
AND
_
-MICHIGAN, ....
Daily between Pittsburgh and Beaver.
WILL be prepared on earliest opening of Canal
navigation, to receive property at his Wharf
Boat or in Warehouse, for all points on Erie exten
sion, cross cut and Ohio Canals, for all points on Lake
Erie and upper Lakes, as also forward produce, &c.
by Penn'u improvements.
Apply or address J. S. DICKEY,
feb.24-tf. • Beaver.
CITY BOOT AND SIIOE STORE!
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SHOE.
No 18, corner Markel at., and Site Diamond.
jiA splendid assortment of gentle
men's, Ladies and children's bootsa
and shoes have found a harbor at the above
place: and are waiting to be disposed of, at less pd.
can than the same atticles are sold at retal in the Eas-
tern cities. A large part having been made expressly
to order, and the rest carefully aelected, as regards the
stock and workmanship. and all pardons purchasing
at No 81 will obtain the fall worth ciftlieir money laid
out, in the wear and durability of their purchases.
apt 2w
WlLLidna
.
H
STILL continues in his oldbusiness of manufactur
ingltYAGONS, CARTS,' DRAYS, TIMBER
WHEELS, TRUCKS AND WHEELBARROWS,
on F. Mit . str eet, Wood' nd SmlthSeld, where
he keepaeonstuatly on hand, or made to order in the
shortest notice, my amount of work, by the best. l Of
workaten and good materials, and at prices to suit
the times. Those engaged in the Santa Fe trade,
and Furnace moo, are requested to glee him d call
before purchasing elsewhere. ap7.
JUST received a largecollection
illa r agg,„:isl2 of favhionableSongs, Waittes, Va.
riations, &c, fur the Piano, at
F I3LUMES
apil 112 IVond ea, 2nd duor above sth.
REMOVAL.
13/313.GE1Z, WEIGHT & CO.,
MAN OF.ACIIIREII9 OF
HAMMERED SPADES AND SHOVELS.
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
toddle that they have removed their warehouse
to No 2G Wood street, (second. story, over George
Coe:tran,) where they will always heel) unhand, a
large stock of
SI 10V EI.S, FORKS, HOES, 1,--r
SPADE, MATTOCKS, PICKS, Stc.
Ail of their awn manufacture, which they will veil low
wholesale or retail, for cloth or approved paper.
15'e would particularly call thn attention of Canal
Contrurtars, and others, to.onrCAN AI. SII4VELS,
which %tin foal confident are noksurpaased by tcrly oth
ers in the United States.
Weatein Nlerehnnts, 'and mberg, visiting the \ ity,
will find it io their ntivsntagckso give us a call bAre
tllla I, ing flair purchtules elseerlieces \
ITTOrtlers promptly nitenclen tn.
13KItGER, WRIGHT 4. Co.
nto7 if. No 26. Wood st.
TO ARMS! TO ARMS! !
THREATENED INVASION or
PENNSYLVANIA by
. •
- Col WESS4 TERN
onto 10,000 men, notorilh
standing lwhich, J. M. WHITE will continue to sell
CLOTHING cheaper than any bat heretofore been
alt-red irt the western country. having the largest es
tablishment in the city, fronting on Liberty and Sixth
streets. Hu it now prepaml to show to his numer
ous patrtins, din greatest variety of
Cloths, Cassimeres, %ratings,
and Clothing of all descriptions, suitable for the np
proaeltieg season, that his ever been offered in thin
market, to which all ran hate-The Right of Way.—
Observe the corner, Ne 167, Liberty and Riarls era.
J. 51.. WHITE. Tailor,
film 2s. Proprietor.
For Rent.
LA R(E end convenient two elog7 !Nick dwell.
ing'w ilk carriage hnuse on the corner of Factuly
and Tenons., Sth'wnrd.
k room in ihird story of a hrirk boast. on
•he rornor of sth nor! Union ate. posecle
ion giveq. A utly to
olorS .1 MES.M AY.
. 41 WHOLESALE SHOE STORE.
11. & CO. o ggiii
AKE Attar receiving their opting snrplir., con.istr
ing nf nor, of the lorre-t. cheopeet pod ben 0 0. 1 rimeg,t
of BOOTS newt SI I OES taut they Lave ever Leen able
to Laing ,to this, mark I. Alm. !Attire ono Mia s e.
FL'e.•nin.' Druid, orni Sir", BONN reS. of the I.orto
to)1c; to,let tate 1111 a •plelo : ei ha anri crow (Ir PALM
LEAF HATS, end Inlye' etitnir'r CA TS.—
A 1-o. a Itirre hat of N York Tanned SCILE LEATti•
Fal . nll 411 * Lich haring been ritelweerl ft , 1110 lowest
rated, mud .e/. civil with ;reit care far 111.1 Vie.tritt
tr,de, *.iii ho a Id at a small tivartel , ubove coat and
C114.g..• All tnereloinss.i3 ishitag to ,mrehneet will
Gad i ,0 t hair imeTert Inca!l and examine Act, .tock
!tv't on. tnar27 rf
Last Notice.
1.1 1 ,- t - sfins hAVft not with 11, wi r b,
I •144,•.1 for •latitefirtirm in h o t aty :11,onint
Nlroc.iry •ott. Nionufro4,mr. and for
..ork 004 Nav(ll 1604, nto iwrttty their
:1,.'4 , torn in tits beinitt.rf
tor. tit..l ktt, to vim' , costii. it is tirressiscy
trt, immv•ittots•ly Ilrthl 4oerd. We, $ O Ol. O ernAo nil
‘vi,o hsv+ no t ~t t lr A th , [r artii. , h(S .w 01.1 . 01 to :11i•
I.• , ii^e, 14 , 1 th. , ,Chi rev. thorrowho., Am! is' Cotircior
hod., J C Colieloor.
nvl.l&tv. PHILLIPS &
•
Thompson's Graduating Pressure Trnssot.
D ICE:S:31:11E grrnfunt,i tom one in fifty pono4.
010,ut a Dark Va.!, which does so much njor.!
to Ihr
Tr.evtt4—The Tru-s i. tirlited and 6 de's' trial
gi en. end tf at dr. not prove 101 l i•factery in every re•-
•ia:rt, ti a ra looney is de eifaily returned. longer
time eh giirce to (10111 0 tilttlgo,C, to return the
Ti !A p...fert rare win rana,l, of no charge what
ever Trade tint the l c',...Tier .end ing he tit. TrIPOI
1101 , 11 unit a 1 rnenthin the vide taw tired. and the Ineu..
nnf trot Ito' hip.. av the preovuir can Ire graduated
to amt theit cave. lot sale In
A Card
HOTELS and Strambuat Beta fitted out at the
•hutteAt arcommoJating term., with
every thing in the way of Liquors, Glass fixtures.
Leather.
000 LDS Now Yruk Sole Leather, Inr sale
nt Eastein cuss, earring,'
13 AII It ELS of the choicest Apples,. just
erived per str North Quern, and for side by
P C MARTIN,
GO Water 111 reet.
N. 0. Molasses.
unts Plantation Molaaaes, reed per sir
A.) Colorado, and for tale by
M B R BEV & Co.
57 Waver .t.
SUNDRIES
1-3 ca l KEGS No 1 lard;
t) 9 Idds roll bonnet;
2 " linseed nil;
Received per steamer Rhede Wand and for sale by
M. B. RH EY & Co.
57 Water street.
Corn Drooms.
150
b O y OZ. LiSizr A te4 B st ß s, T rzev ii tli i :T o rl Air . sale
133 and 135 Wood st.
Produce
12KEGS Lark
8 cocks prime Mothers;
2 Boodles Drer Skins;
60 , dozen tow Yarn;
3' Bands dried Apples, received per steamer
Consul, and for dole by
LAMBERT SHIPTON,
133 and 135' Vuod et.
BLEACHEDSHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS.
The attention of purchasers is invited to our
large stock of these goods.
. 4 4 Superior Sea Island shining Muslin,
15 16 do do do do do;
7 8 do do do;
12 4 Hamilton Sheeting;
5-4 do do;
9 8 du do.
marl 7
SHEA &PENNOCK
LINEN GOODS.—Hasin g paid particulsr at.
tention to the selection ilinen gods, we are
utile to offer them st reduced prices, our stock con;
sidling in parts of
8; 10 and 12 4 Barnsley sheeting;
6, 8' and 11. 4 Tabb Diaper;
6,7, 8. 9, 10, 11, and 12.4 Tabb clothe.
Line Napkins and Doilies, together with 'a full as
sortment of Irish and Brown Linens, &c.
mnrll-1 w SHEA & PENNOCK.
Cloths,iCaaimeres and Vestings.
WEhave just opened a large stock of cloths, cas
simeres and vestings,e,onsistiog of -
Black French Cloths;
Brown and Blue do;
Black French Cassimeres;
Fancy do do;
Vestings, &c, at prices to suit the times
marl 7 RHEA & PENNOCK.
Lai add drinthami:
ALARGE and beautify' assortment of the latest
style of tawnv and Ginghams, just received
ale at 14e 108 Market st.
SHEA & PENNOCK.
and for s
marl 7
~/+~6'4~ y ,y ...
,may
RELIANCE PORTABLE BOAT LINE.
M5.:1840,.
Between Pittsburgh and ate Et:Wertz Lilies,
_L HIS old established Line (being the oldest Port.
able Boat Line on the Canal) is now prepared
to receive Prodnce and Al erchandize for shipping eith
er East or West. The Boats of this Line are com
manded by skilful, experienced and sober Captains,
and provided with good crews. Blots and cargoes are
transferred from and to Canal and Railroad, saving
all removal and separation of goods. Trips made in
ns short time, and goods carried on as fair terms as
any other liner
Thankful for, nod respectfully soliciting a continu•
once of the very liberul and growing patronage here
tofore bestowed upon this line, we with confidence as
sure those merchnnts disposed to favor us, that their
business shall be done to their entice satisfaction
Goods. carried by us consigned to either of our hour
es, will be shipped to their destination, free of charge
for shipping, storsge or advance of charges. As we
hold no interest in Stean,boat Stock, Merchants may
depend upon theiegoods alwnya Suing forward with
out delay upon good boats and at the lossest rates cf
freight.
Produce consigned to our house at Philadelphia
for 3ule, will be sold on Litwin] terms, and advances
mode either ut Piitsbergb or Philadelphia.
Canal Baiin, Piiklorgh
JAS. M. DAVIS, R. Co., 9.49 and 251,
400 6 , n Marko qt., Pliilatlrlphia
. . _
11` , ta i ..Vi" -
"Z 11. 145.. 1 846
Conducted on strict Sabbath-keeping principles,
\ though not claiming to be the only Line that is so
\ conducted.
91T Id R proprietors of this old established line have
I\ rut limit stack in the most complete sinter, and
are theroughly prepared to fora ari Produce and
Nlereliandise to and from the Eastern cities on. the
opening\of navigation.
We trilv !hitt our long experience in the carrying
business. and zealous attend°u to the interesta of tut•
t , mers, still\secore to us a continuance and increase
f the patrur\nge billet to extended to "Bingham 's
Line."
Our urrrtngeklents trill enable. u; to carry freight
with the utmoot\ e+patch. and our 'prices shell always
be kw as the lowest charged by other responsible
lines.
Produce and Merc , handise will be received and for
warded east and nesowit host any charge fur adverti
sing, Star Igo sr Com hision.
Bilk of AM:: fitrwarde .and every direction prompt
ly attended to.
Atiress. nr apply to. WM. BINGH
Canal Bxsin,err Libels and Winne Ars., Plitali ' g.
P 1 Mild ANIS, HOCK and sTit AT lON,
No. 9.76 slut rt street, Philadelphia.
JAMS WILSON, Agent.
No. 122 Niuth Ifow rd street., Baltimore.
WILLIAM YSON. Agent.
prIO V NO 10. West s .44. New Fork.
gagiSE S 4 6 .
PENNSVLITANIA AND 0 e.O LINE.
MiliS well established Line is prep red in trans
port Freight beta ern Piti.druigli at die Past
ern tines, in as *holt in,.. and on as fain) ible terms
as any other responsible Line.
Ike mg the Spring Tr.te Boar., rim WE els will he
*VW frr.m rarh veal—ufterw mix a 643111 .BAIL',
Sunday) et: ta. on NOT FULL.
No pot talAr hiatto used—Sbippers have thew van.
taro ut ihmesperior strength and fairly of large
substantial bows.
Freicht c.moigmvl to any of the undersigned,
...riled fir,- of t barge fir C trIIMI.I.}IIO or storage.
Shipsers or., reaper fuly solicit.d to gave the Line
a trial.
CI. %PK & -rti %%NT .
ks. S 1 FEL 4. Co,
10 Mlnrlct et, and cer. Broad and Cherm
PlOieri.ll , lOu•
CLARK— STEEL & Co..
vi Norh .tour, 11,,Itioture
%v 11. WILSON. A;r..
311 151,1...n0 wooer. Tiro York
P. 11. BURKE
norfl• •‘• A roll% .11A..r00
M#ig 184 6 .
Western Trantpor'ation Company.
D. LEECH & Co.'s
Old Establtshed Transpnrtation Lines,
(Brin g the filat one on th© Pa. Canal.)
DETWEENI PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK
A RE fully prepared to tranfact any bufinefs thin
.Li may her-m.6ded toilwm. in !rch a 'winner as moat
giro genertd foriffnerion. Their stock runfisrs of s
donble daily line of Penniyloamia Boots rind Rail
Road Corr, (all owned by rirernselves,) which enables
them to carry a large quantity of freight with certain
ty nod derpaleh, ina. short time, and on us favorable
terms of one refrondule Line.
Prosirice or Mercheralise consigned in any of the
onderfignedforwardfd hear of any charge for COMMA,
don or toot fgo. Tobacco. for Philn.LOphia, cart ied
by our Line, will be delivered at the city Tobacco
Warehouse, Do4k street, in the car:, without dr ayage.
The hnsinesi of those Linea will be conducted on
Sabharh.keeping principles.
0:f Address or upply to
D. LEECH & Co.,
Canal Basin. Pen• , street, Pittsburgh.
HARRIS & TUSTIN.
Nos 13 and 15 Si urh Third it., Vhilarra.
JOS. TAYLOR & SUNS,
111 and North Howard st., Ballimore.
W. P. ORRICK,
cl3m 7 West sr.. New York.
it. E.
%%
P. C. Nl.ttlrlN
00 tit er crert
P. C. MAREIN,
6U Muer xi
PACKAGE EXPRESS TO PHILADELPHIA.
Eta, „„„ , The Canal being now open, the
above Express, which has born
established Itt; the conveyance of valuable packages of
march mdize, specie, Bank notes, jewelry, &c . will
recommence running on Monday, 6th April.
An Iran Chest will be dispatched daily, during the
traveling senson. Apply to
D LEECH & CO..
op9-3m cor. Penn at. anti Canal.
Pittsburgh Portablo Boat Line, 1846.
VOR the transportation of freight between Pitts
-1.: burgh and the Atlantic Cities, via Pennsylvania
Improvements and Baltimore and Susquehanna Rail-
road.
The Proprietors of this old e stablished Line, hay.
ing completed their arrangements, are prepared to for
ward goods to and from the East (on the opening of
the canal navigation,) on as liberal terms as those of
an) other responsible Line, and are determined that
no care or attention on their part shall be wanting to
secure a continuance of that patronage so liberally
bestowed upon them for several years past.
The decided success of the Portable Boat system.
ao manifest in the regularity and dispatch experienced
in the delivery of goods, the absence of all risk of delay,
breakage or other damage incident to the old system,
where goods have to be hurriedly transshipped three
times on the way, and the merchantable order. in
which produce Iron been avowedly delivered by them,
has induced the, proprietors to increase their stock
considerably thisseason. Theirestensive warehouses
at each petritlunerralled by any other Line), affords
them facilities to conduct their business with dispatch;
and to shipoers the convenience of free storage, if re
quired, until their' rrangements are complete—while
their long experience in the carrying trade, it is pre
sumed, will be sufficient guarantee to their patrons
end the public, that they will successfully exert them.
selves to give general satistactioe.
Produce received and forwarded: Steamboat char.
ges paid, and Bills Lading transmitted free of charge
for commission, advancing or storage, and all commu-
Mentions to the following agents promptly attended to.
TAAFFE & O'CONNOR,
cdr l'enn and Wayne sts., Pittsburgh.
THOMAS BORBIDGE,
2.78 Market street, Philadelphia.
O'CONNORS & CO,
mst3o y. North street, Baltimore.
H. WILLIAMS , • SELECT SCHOOL.
ET WILLIAMS, has tamoved his School to Rob.
11. inson's Bow, North East corner of Federal and
Bobinson streets, Allegheny. . _ ap 4.42 w
PG LEAD-1100 pigslead, for gale to close com
fittunauL: lap2l JAMES MAY.
-~~~A
~~
FOR TRANSPORTING GOObS
WITHOUT THANSIILPPINO.
JOHN McFA DEN & Penn Atreet
Bingham' Transportation Lire.
D. LEECH .t. CO'S.
z a
-Kt 66'1 ZD -
.I?I,IRKE T STREET,
The Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road,
A large and splerldid woortflumi of
RICH AND FASHIONABLE
SPRING DRY . GODS,
Comprising all Aire new and beautiful spring 'styles
of the latest impnr+titms, purchased in the Eastern
cities, from the I mrloners and Manufacturers at the
lowest Cash Price?, embracing in part:the following
articles:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
New styles fart: priirPhd lawns; do. dO. organdy
lawns, do balzrainel; ombri brocha beragesi Marquises
!laded berages; Fiench gingham lawns; graduated
Organdy rope-; watered and colored tarkOns; figured
and plain Swig's; white corded Swiss robet4 book, mull
and bishop lawn•; •:tacunet,. cambric and nansooks; 1
rich brocade dress ttlks; chameleon plain, poult de
.oi; satin striped, tin; black watered, do; !ombti shhl•
ded de Rhine; blucll satin striped gro de armour; silk
warps ulpaccas; Litpins black antibluerblack bandit).
lines; nmhri shaded de laines; Lama corded bemgi.st
satin striped beragib; black Satin , striped end plaine
lames.
SHAWLS. •
,
Chameleon Plaid slitm lr Ombri shaded do, Plaid
liernge do; ino ;qi pe betake do. black do; blank
ligored silk do; satin striped berage scarf's; plaid and
ombri sbadM herminna shawls; rich style Paris printed
cashmere do; do an de !nine do; embroidered sill:
fringed thibbershar‘,ls;plain do do do; plain embroid
ered tarlton do;.ombrisbaded berage scarfs.
BONNET RIBBONS IN GREAT VARIETY.
New style fringed liese embroidered, glassio, sniped
and figured poult do aoi.
A beautiful assortment of plaid and ombri
fringed parasols, pirasulets and nun shades, with pyr
amid tops 7
i DONN F:TTS.
We have also rt very fine assortment of the neW
style of spring Bonnets, viz Florence Braid Lima
Lace and Btillian't. Lafayette and Vienna, Devon
Arch Gimp. Persian Late and Misses Coburg Brazil
,
Ilan Gypsies. t
LA!DI ES' SHOES
The Ladies can hnw he supplied whh 'Ryan's new
style of premium Pidka, French and English Kid Slip
porn and Buskins.:
CLOTHS, CASSINIF,RES AND Vb:STINGS
Bifdhy's Frrncta Black.' Brown, Ufa' and Green
Cloths. various ql;alities, West of England Black
Gruen, Wrown, Blue, 6,4 and p-i French
.
Due Skin s...assoneres, a good nAsortment of Vestings,
Stocks and Gents Fancy and Black Cravats.
lei Ali iiritein.l ,
Morianni vatious cnlnra.
nint a =lock of Dontiusiin Gu.uls, equal to any Store in
tha
Wholesale buyeri are particularly requested to call
and exatnine our st* k.
ABSALOM MORRIS,
No 65 Market street
Tspscott's Cikneral Emigration Office.
RE:MITTANCF,Sand passage to and from GRF.AI
RitITAIN LS* IRELAND, by W. Sr J.T. Tap
'corr. 75 S'omh otri.ot, corner of Maiden Lane, New
York, and DG Wauirloo road Liverpool.
The subscribers having accepted the agency of the
a h.,v e i t ,,,,,,.., are now prepared to make artan,gements
upon the most liberal terms with those desirous of pay
ing the passage of their friends frou the old Country
and flatter thcmsel4es their character and long strutti
ng in lmsiness will give ample assurance that all
\
It e i r orreagements]wilf be startled cut faithfully.
Mess's. W. & .). T. Tap.cett, are !Jog and favor.
sid hnown for thi3 superior chins, accommodation
land sitin g guslities of their Pocket Ships. The
I (ICE :N or Tits WEST. SHERIDAN, ROCIIE:S- ,
TER. G A RFIICR. HOTTINGUER, ROSCIUS,
LIVEN POOL, artil SIDDONS , two of which leave
each Por monthly,ifrom New York the elst and 26th,
I.,nd from iverpoul the 6th and II th, ii addition to
which :h.., have
rues
with the St. George
awl Union hies Of Liverpool Packets to insure a
departure fro Lierpeol, every five clay's being, thus
I
idelermined. tl it facilities shall keep pace with their
i increasing lint' •nage, while Mr. W. Tepacott's con
stout peisonal 5 , 1 •erintendence of the busisess in Liv
erpool is an addi 'imal security that the comfort and
accommedution of : to passengers will be particularly
/
attended to. t .
Tim subscriber& be g (us usual) extensively engag
ed in the Transportnti I Business between Pittsburgh
and t h e Allot. iC Ci . I ie.,. arejhereby. enabled to take
charge of and forward tssengers immediately an
their landing, without a e mace of disappointment or
delay, and are theiefore pi pared to contract for pa,-
sage ft OM any sett't, Port in Great Britain or Ireland
to this City; this name of t e husine , s they are en
I I
gaged in giving them facilities oi carrying passengers 1
so for inland not otherwise au. inable, and will, (if
necessary,) furwara passengers further west by the
• hest mode of ronveyance without . y additional charg
es for their trouble. Where pent as sent for decline
coming out, the adamant paid fur p saage will be re
funded in full. :'.
REMITTANCES.
The subscribers 'are also prepared to ; we drafts at
sight, for any amount parable at the pri cipul Cities
and Towne it, England, Ireland. Sccalam and Wales;
thus affording e safe and expeditious mud,. of Remit
ling funds to those Countries, ahieh pers• a reilui
r h , g stich facilities t iwill find it their interest o avail
themselves of. ; ; -
Application (if by letter post, paid) will be p nipt
ly attended to an Ipplication to
tlfA AFFE &O'CONNOR,
Forwardingi and Commission Mstrchanti; '
mar 2 7 - d&wi,Y. y Pitt s burgh, Pas
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
r • March'29, 1846.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received et this
department addressed to the Secretary of the Trea
sury, (enveloped attd distinctly endorsed •• Proposals for
Revenue Steamers" until 12 o'clock noon on the 30th
day of April next,tor the following materials, work,
anti equipments required for the iron revenue steamers
Polk and Walker, how under constraction at Rich
mond, Va , and Pittsburg, Pa.
It is to be distinitly understood that all the work
shall be executed in the best manner, and subjett to
the inspection andispprovel or the superintending or
other officer ordereii by this department, - and that all
the materials and equipments shall be of the best goals
ity. and subject tolike inspection and approval at the
places of delivery+—Richmond and Pittsburgh—all
packages necessary in the transportatiott to be provi
ded at the expense of the contractors.
Printed forms of proposals, enumerating the arti
cles required and character of work for each Ohisti,
and each vessel separately, w ill be furnished to person
desirous of kidding on noplicatiou to the collectors of
the customs at Baltimore, Philadelphia; New York,
and Boston, or to Captain Henry D.- Hunter, at
Richmond, or Captain Richard Evans, at Pittsburgh:
Mr. Capes; construction at Richmond, will exhibit
plans of the work,and give every information requir
ed at 'bat place. and Mr. Carpenter. constructor at
Pittsburgh, may be coninlted on the some subject on
application to the ;collector of the customs at New
York from the 30th day of March (ieatant) to the 7th
day of April, ant( to the collector of the customs at
Baltimore from the 10th day of April to the 11th day
of April, at which' : places Mr. Carpenter will attend
nn those dates, and from the 21st day.of Apfil to the
closing of the contract at. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Shipwright's work, Stills and imilmuker's
Joiner's work,i , , MOMS, "' •
Rigging, Ship.chandlery,
Rigger's work. 1 Nautical instruments,
k books,‘l
Painter's wok... i and c_nrte,
Boats,
Cabin and a and-room fOrni
Suffirient sureties will be required for the faithful
performance of the'ecintracts; and any difference arising
relative to the quality cif articles furnished or charatter
of work eiecuted,; shall be submitted to the decision
of two arbitratote—one to be chosen by the govern.
mem and one by the contmcierwito: failing to agree,
shall choose a third, and their decision shall be final.
K. J. WALKER,
Beiretary of thu Treasury.
Three.iitnns ti Week until. April 28th in the' Wash;
ington Union and inuelligencer, Philadelphia. Key.
stone, Richrtiond Enquirer,.Now• Ytirk" Globe. Boston
Post, Baltimore - A l igue,sititi Pittsburgh Morning Post:
Democratic New Era, Ponsraouth,.
March 31-4taixsw.
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MIM
John 11713nrrell—attorzusr at LsII7.
ItrAVING returned from hli hits
.111.1 taken an office on tlitiiiirth corner ofScnith.
field and Fourth stretta. rentimrhiving had hue
neas and papers in the Minds ofStfriiiiel Kingston Esq.
deceased will call on die above ea all . the unsettled
business of Mr Kingston baS bi'en left in his hands.
mars
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In the Court of dommon Pleoi'of Allegheny eau*
iy,of Juite Term, 1892, No 106.
IN the tatter of the volontary BP
..„ ,„. sigument of Patterson & Vandyke. ' m
•:',. ' --'... March 21, 1846, William Wilia,.
a"
‘,..• ~. the , assignee, having filed his account
--- and asking to be discharged, it is Or.
demi chat notice thereof be given in
tho Daily Wireing Post, published in the 'city of Pins.
burgh, for six weeks. and if no objeitions are' - made
the assignee aforeaaid will be discharged Irons his
trust. From the Record,
mi.2fi.dli, GEORGE R,IIID.CILE..Fro.
0; rao&NULTY & CO.,
FORWARDING AND tomessioN kERCRANTS,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
tnar3
Removed.
JK. LOGAN, has removed to No. 83, Wood
r, street, core door below Diamond Allq„ to the
store lately Occupied by . Clarke & Cameron, where he
has opened a Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
and having just returned from the Eastern Cities, is
opening a new und well selected stoett of Goods, con
sisting of French, English und American cloths, (all
colors) a great variety of Bew style Caisimeres and
Sattinetts; Cashmareita, (a nets stylO;) Oregon Ca,-
.trimore, g'tad stock of summer cloths of ail kinds:
late style Vesting=; elan, a great iterieiy of Lawns
and pingham-; t'yrumidical Graduates and otter
fancy -patterns; a variety of prints from 6 to 26
cents per yard; o very superior lot of white goods,
consisting of India. Linen. Damask Plaid ,- striped
cambric; Victoria India,
striped and plain mull;
Swiss Lace and barred Muslin; figured and plain
Bobinets; black and blue black Silks, plain, fig
ured and stripitd; a large assortment or frisk; Linens;
bleached. and brown Mualins; table Diraper; Marseilles
Counterpanes, (large size;) Marko; a gam' supply of
Umbrellas. Parasols. Parusoletts and Sunalindkat; a very
large assortment of men, ,woraten,...ind Children's.
Hosiery; a very fine article of Lisle Thread Hose
Gloves, and many other articles not enumerated. Ho
would respectfully invite his former taistemers and the
public generally, to en eisaminatiOn of his stosk, to
which he eitpecti to make addition& reeled,:
ap4-I.y
•
Removal.
TA R. A. M. POLCOCR.Inis rpetnired to Wylie
.11-1
street: near the neslr "Court -
ap 1-46 m
Notice.
Tundersigned having sold out and retired
I from the Cabinet making business, would re
tpectfully request those indebted either by MOO Or
boot: tteentint, to Call on `Mtn at the F;agle.tintel,;(l
street, and settle the same without delay. PerSOM_g.
having 'claims ageless TOO will plefisepreaera:' thetie
for settlement.
niard.l3w.
Patronizes
. 0y Everybody.
East bora( GE,NUINE SUGda COATED PH. z has sp. ti
ALL
others
couii.
.esitnrr..
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The I.Youderful Veget ab l e Ptirgal.lth, -
FOR THE C URL OF
Headache, Giddiness, Rheumatism, Piles , bispepsia,
Scurvy. Small Pox, Jaundice, Pains in the Beck, In
ward Weaknels, Palpitation of the Heart, Rising n
the Throat,. brnpay, Airtime Fever of all kinds, Fe.
male Contplainte,-Measles, Salt 'Rheum, Heanburn.
Worms, Cholera Ntorbus, Coughs, QUinsey, Whooping
Cough, Consumption, Fits, Liver Ceinplaint, Hrj•sitte
las, Deafness, Etchings of the Skin, tolds, Gaut, Gray
el, Nervous enmplaints, and d Veriety of other diseases,
arising from Impurities of the blood; and ofistructirini
in the organs of digestion.
[From the Agent at Quebec, C.]
DISEASE 0P THE LIVER.
• Dein Sint—Agreeable to your desire, I .write to
keep you apprized of the prospects of the' Clickenee
Sugar Coated Purgative Pill, in thisiity. You me*
recollect, when I first commenced selling your med
tine, which was in May, 18:r4, we little dreamed of
the success that would crown the qndertaking. Our
premises had been so cointhetely flooded by the one
thousand and one unsaleable remedy ftir every pout;
ble complaint under the sun, that I seriously contain
plated having nothing more to do With any thing of the
kind. However, at tho most urgent solicitation . 1116
- consented to make a trial of yours. M first we found
considerabledifficulty in attractieg public attention to
wards them. People bad been 'act often deceived by
the vile compounds which !Mite flooded the country fee
the last 15 years or mute, that they determaned,
possible, never to be "taken in" again; and the conse
quence was, they could hardly be pethuaded to accept
of the Pills, as the saying is, for "love hem ithiney."
Thus matter's proceeded fore week bi iivo.wheu, as
"good luck would have it, "Mis. N—,i lady R .
our city, who bad king suffered from an affection of
the Liver, accompanied by indigestion of the moat ob
stinate character, was persuaded to accept of a box ' on
condition that nothing was to be , paid rot it, if theydid
ant afford her the necessary relief: • t must eonfellsk
weourselves had very title faith in the matter, -knell,
ing as we did, that her complaint was one: of long
standing, and had been unsuccessfully treated by the
most eminent Physicians of this and several ithlghbor
ingtOWllP. But we had determined to give the int&
cine a fair trial, and if it proved to be worthless, it
would be a source of satisfaction to know ii; both to
you and to us. No less to our joy thin surprise, bow.
ever, only a few days had elapsed, when the lady again
presented herself a t our counter and enquired for anoth
er box. "I really think, Mr. Willlaine," says she,
' that your Pills are beginning to work a gieett change
in my health, and altogether for the better. When I
took the second dose, 1 began to feel much beiterthan
I did at first; the pain' in my side was 'considerahlyre
dieved; my appetite Gegen to tuthierver end lbe blood
s cithelele through my veins ar k it did in my .
Since then, I have tak . eirlite Fernainder
ti, and my ithpreveinent Emit beeh Sensibly
ig at every repetition Of the ileSe. . I have
hitt a few more boxes wilj effectilaily sure
is result was es she Predicted. Her health
ilk restored. The flush of youth and beau-.
tined to her cheeks; and the pretiritect of a
happy lire is before her. I 1161 . Satisfied
she - Will never rorget the Clicketier Siigrii , Ceated Pills.
As might nitnially he sUpposed, the new of dila ex
trathdinary cite was rapidly disseminated ihrbugh.tha
city, and adjacent country; and seare.etj a iiveek had
elapsed, before enquiries began to be Made for blick
thief's Sugar-Ceated rurgative Vila; and die demand
haslalreadi increased to anclin eitentAhat we find
the greatest difficulty in supplying it.. Ip fact, if it did
not seem like exaggeration, I might almost say that we
are literally besieged by women,,and children, litter.
log tinder every possible ailment width ~'."hlintan Beals
is heir to." The ball, the lathe, and the blind; :the
asthenatic, Cthisuinptili; end dispePtic, are throngihg
our driers in pursuit of the never-failing Panacea.—
Testirnonials of its salutaiy effects, ere sioluitithily
flowing in upon us item every quartet. One Pardee
infoirns us be has been relieved Or a moat obstintito
byspepsiti. Ancithei has just recovered from a Seri
ous attack of ApoplaY. A thiid has succeeded in,
expelling froth hit syldvain . the symptoms of Jaiiridies.
Ands fonftb hai just recovered from an attack of Put
murieri Cithstimption, which had confined him to his
bed for mini months.—So we tut de not fail to
keep us supplied. Besides aur-Retail Tiude, we
have standing, brdere from the eoinitiy ia a laige
tithount. Send 30 Gross it your ettiliest,conVenienels
Yours, & c , R. H. WILLIAMS.
Quebec, L. C., April 14, 1845.
RENttryinEfl, bR. 0.V., CLIC ENER, ift tin"
original inventor'of the Sugar Qatari Pills; rind that
nothing of the tort was ever 'heard of until he intro.
aced atilt' in Nine, 1543, tut will be ei.ett by the fol
lowing
PREMIiJM.
This Oiploma %tag awarded by the AMERICAN
INSTITUTE, at the Annual Fair; held in the cJiyy of —
Nets Yoik, Oitober, to C. V. CLICKENER;
fur the intention of SUGAR. COATED PILLS.
JAMES TALLMA DO. E, P.rtiident.
T. D. Wannuan,CorrespondinkSeeretary.
'Guntion J. LEtbs,RecordinkSitoretary. •
To AvolD Ccinstittistf.i.-Pmeliasers must
alwayti ask foi.Cllokenee's Signe tented Veketabli
Pills, and see fhaf each box has upon it his signaturei
all Others the Counterfeit. .
WM. JACKSON, corner of WOod and Liberl
eireeia;'ie Dr, Clickener's agent for PittiVizratiroul
viebrity. ode
JAMES',KANE
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