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HOLIDAY moRNING, MAX:2S, 1646,1
r . l " B. ?Assam - ;Agent for co . untry newspitpers,
is the Agent for the Pittsburgh'Daily Morning Poit,
and Weekly MorearY :mud: 'Manufacturer, to reeelye
' advertisements and _ aubsciiptioifs. Ile has offices in
New Tang, atthe:Coal Dace, 30 Ann street, (ad
; joining.theTributter Office.).
BosiOisf, - No. Ip,-Statestreet: _ •
pinzanurtza, rcaal Estate and Coal .ofilce, - 69
Pine
Datintong, S:E..doriet Baltimore' a n d ;Calverts,
where our paper can be seen,. and terms of adrerti
fang f ,
. _
• - The -Bentz&
llearrn,,ippearir tb ! night as .12ichri . rd the
It is only' neresrary to notify the public that this
great Tragedian is to - perform in order to incline
them to attend. 'As iliehard, he has, we believe,
no equal intheivorld.. :There exists, WO hear quite
an an..iety to see him perform tri.night, and we
would, therefore, ad‘:ise, all who are "desirous
securing comfortable seats, to apply at the Box Of;
fice:early in
.the day. . -
Ater GsFria - aux atall acquainted with acting
who willread. the :"Local column' % of Friday's
Journal can very easily form an estimate of the
writer's - knewledge of the particularly,that
of "llamalet." Ile censures Mr. Murdoch:s acting
of that (although he tells , us he did not - see it)
,
because he has seen proper not to follow. in the ex
act path which. Miters have been travelling.--
Where -is the necessity of Such genius as Mr.
Mar:loch pow;asses, if all thatis necessary to, be a I
great actor, is but to follow the landmarks that
others have laid down and thus speculate upon the
genius and discoveries of others. But the most
astonishing . part Of. the 'cririsism is where the
. wril
ter sap "actors ought : to read and act the part as
Shakespeare intended.' They should; and although
he - doeent 'say what that intention is, he gives a
gentle hint that he laaows all about it. Tids, will
be very gratifying to those learned gentlemen who
have been pulling oue another's hair on account of
their different readings of some frgsr,es • of this
very play,and a lecture frornthatprofound and well
read ‘..Shakespearinn" would not be taken amiss
even by Mr. Murdoch hiinself. Some of the ablest
scholars and most critical commentators have dis
agreed upon the reading of some passages in
Shakespear's writings, particularly some of those
in "Hamlet." But a short time since we had a ve
ry learned discussion, of some parts of this play,
the Hon.:John Quincy Adams being one of the
parties and yet this "critique' of the Journal talks
about Shakevar's - minting and intention as dip
pantly, as if hd were explaining one of his own dog
gerel poems, or expatiating on some of the obscure
sayinp in "Midnight on the Allegheny." •
'06% The trazette express rider came near sending
a bricklayer's assistant to kingdom come, by ex -
press, on Sattithaf afternoon. The riders skould
,
be &little ;11020. care Pal. „ •
Pittsburgh. and Cannellsvllle BALI Road
Compaay~
A meeting of the Commissioners will be held
at the Board of Trade. Rooms on Tuesday, the 2nd
day of June at 3 p'elock, P. M.
• WItl: ROBBils/SON, Jr., Preit
E. a Oarzant, :See.
pitear-:Ye arc authorizel to state, that JAMES
CU. NiNG,IIA:A.t. of Mifflin township, will. be a
candidate for the. De4;islature, if - nominated by the
Democratic Convention. . .my 23
Mr...Eglifor:- . - , -ICou arc he authorized to state
name,tlia * te of Gerr. ..t034.2111.1 , 1 Larson, of• Jeff
-erson Township will be presented to the Demo
•eratin convention u a candidate for the , office Of
Sheriff, Gen,. Large if elected, will make a cor
rect and efficient officer; he is Well-known to the
people, and if I:ruminated, will receive the warm
support of. THE PEOPLE.
may 25. •
DE3SOCS IC .CONVENTIOIti'
.11.1112- ALVEGIIIMT COUNTT.
At a meirti* of the Democratic Committe sf
corresprerclincetif Allegheny Csmity, held on the
10th rust: at 'tilt: Washington Hotel, it was, on
Resolved, That the Democratic citizens of the sev•-
eral svardsof the Cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
auld of The bo . roughs and tovinships of the County, be
-regtiested tohold their primary meetings, at the usual
:places; on Saturday. the 20th of June next, for the
-purpose of choosing the usual number of ,Dele
tat= i•eprc - rel. nt the said districts in County
Convention: ' -
Resdied, That the Delegates so elected or cho
sen, be; and they are hereby directed to meet in
'convention at the New Ciourt Howe, in Pittsburgh,
'.lVedneday, the: 24th June next, at 12 o'clock,
at. for the Turpose of nominating one person as a
-candidate for Congress. Four persons as candidates
for the Geiterbi Assembly. One person as a can
slidate. for Sheriff. One pers-nn as a candidate for
Prothonotary.;; One person as a candidate for Cor
oner.. One person as a candidate for County Corn
missionersond one peison as a candidate for Coun
ty Auditor; also to appoint conferees, whose duty it
shall be to nominate, in conjunction with a like num
ber deonfereesfitun Butler county. One person as
a candidate for State Senator, to represent the dis
trict compose-41 of the counties of Allegheny and
'l3pger. JOHN . C, DAITIT, Chairman.
S. JOirrs, Seey.
Clickentes Sugar-coaled regetablePitis.—Alidis
_calms have their origin' in impurity of blood—
. lioWever excellent the general health, there is no
,security against fever, where the blood is impure,
as indicated' by eruptions of the skin, vertigo)
headache, lassitude, &c. The best purifier of the
blood is Clickner's Sugar-coa.ted Pills, which is so
skilfully compounded, that it does not cause grip.
biz the great objection to all pills. Theenvelope
of sugar prevents all nausea, so that, save from
the powerfaL, yet:easy operation, the patient would
hardly be aware thatte hail taken any medicine
at all. So well convinced is Dr. Clickner of the
efficacy of his pills in all specified cases, that he is
pledged to return the money, when the promised
effect is not produced. '
Sold by Wm. Jackson, corner of Wood and Lib
. erty . 41.•00•4, who is general Agent for Dr. Clicke.
net); Pills in Pittsburghand vicinity.
01• Beware -of an imitation article called u/nr.
proved-.94grir-Coatect , Pills,l' purporting to. be pat
.'. anted, as both the pills and pretended patent are
forgeries, got, up by a miserable quack in New
York, who, for the last four or five years, has made
his living by counterfeiting popular medicines.
may 23.
CORONER. ••
Zile hare been authorized to state that Dxvit
IlAarz, Esq., be a candidate for re.election to
the office of Coroner, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. - • , mayll.
SKETUFF:ALITY
,
Editer:—.llaving been a devoted .friend of
-
R 4, Patterson, for the office of Sheriff; in 'a for
. nter.occaslin,l beg leuVe to bring him heroic the
'Demobiatic Convention again, for a norninaiton for
that office. I tel confident that if plaCed before the
people,by the county Convention, - he will be tri.
Fttphantly elected, - A DEMOCRAT.
IetOWEL AND SUI'IMER COMPLAIN'I'.—No
elate' No .PA - r.—Dr..fAYNE. No. 8 South
: Third-skeet, is willing to gnaranty that his Carrni
. =the cure Diarhtea, Colics Griping
• Xikins,.Cholera Atorbus, .Summer. Complaint, and
• • other derangements of shfi stomach and . bow
, els, in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, and in
• less than half the time they can be effected by any
other means, • sit is extremely pleasant, and chit
-
dies are fond reit. leis equally. as effectual for
adults as children, and when the directions are. fol
lowed ands cure is not effected, the money will be
cheerfully returned,. - _ • •
For-m:l*in Piravdtk
.4t gekiil Tea Stele,
fi.W.ree °o 4.; • 7 may 14:
'- - 1-/Trixtrfe--740 cure rErupthnurApd• beautify . ..disk;
- ioTored Skin.—A Valuable discoyery _in Chemistry
has been made, latelfby 'TelPrini, as Italian
Chemist, for curiae all eruptions, and for changing
tie lolor of dark; yellow or discolored skin to a
fine limeade and'youthfulcleitmes.s. Ie has mtale
lAds in the ebirement form of a beautiful:piece'of
soap: For any old casesof eruption, Such as scut
vy,yal trheum, erysipelas, &c. it cures wonderfully;
alis2c.,f,reckles, tan, simburn, morphcw
blotcysis, &c, .
. : ebb:that lady, what a fright;
Joifei!s splendid Lily White •
- • , • Would, give her skin a natural ate
.-
Dar* note, in spite of talk, .
She will use the common chalk;
'lhus you see her face-is blue.
If that same lady, and many others, :had used
Jozrsa's Lily White, her face and cheeks would
have had "(a natural,) life-like, alabaster white. I
Sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Ware,
house, S 9, Liberty street, head of .Wood.
Mankind! at least that part of you . •
With scalp quite, bald and bare, •
You can have splendid—indeed, true—
Abstemious silky hair.
• , If you have dandruf on the scalp;
- lithe haieturns white or gray, ,
To cure the Scurf, and make it-dark: •
You've but three Bits to pay.
If your head is bald, the hair weak or falling,
. And you would have it live,
Why, try at once a bottle of Jones
Hair Restorative._ •
(Ey-Three shillings only for a trial bottle. War
rant it to pones& the following qualities. It *ill
force the hair to grow on any part where Nature in•
tended hair to grow, stop it falling off, cure scurf or
dandruf, and make light, red or grey hair grow
dark. For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing
exceeds this. It is indeed the most economical,
yet superior article made for the hair. It is cheap.
er than the trash called.hair oils, and it will keep
the hair in order with . 'one * application, twice as
lung any other article. -
Sold at JACKSON'S Patent Nfedicine Ware
honie, 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh head of Wood.
oj•Principal Office;• sign of the American Ea.
gle, $2 Chatham street, New York.
FULL SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS AT
ALEXANDER &
No 75 Market street.
WHO have just opened the LARGEST, ursr sr
!V ' trergo and cittmutsr assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods which they have ever brought
to this City. , The senior partner residing in Phila
delphia, anti having a long experience in and tbo
rough knowledge of the eastern market; gives us a
great advantage in purchasing, and his attention for
the last two months having been exclusively devo
ted to making- our stock complete—enables us to of
fer a much greater number of New York and Phila
delphia Auction bargains than we have ever before
'offered at one time. We would therefore respect.
fully invite the attention of the public to our stock,
comprising as it does, .almost every article in our
line. all of which we are selling at prices which can
not be beat; included in our assortment, arc the fol
lowing seasonable goods, viz:
LADIES DRESS GOODS
A great variety of style and quality, splendid
lawns of - every description, such assuper, organdy,
halzarine lace stripe, mere shaded, embroidered,
&c., &c. Super balm:ince plain and satin stripe bar
egos and 'ballerinas; 'gin hams of almost every de
scription, chintzes of the latest styleand of superior
quality.
SntrirDlD SlLS.s.—super. blk and blue 11k striped
armtire silks, sup. reps do; also a very large assort
ment of fancy silks, among which are several new
styles of extra widthand auperb quality,
,
SlLtwi.s.—The largest assortment of
shawls it this city is to be found at our establish
ment where-all tastes can be suited not only in kind
and quality, but what is of equal importance,in price,
as the large proportion of them have been • bought
at Auction remarkably low, and will be sold at a
small advance; among which arc sup. - French bare
ego shawls; sup heavy French cape do; plain fird
and embroidered de lame do; ombre shaded do; blk
nett do; rich plain silk dot' sup fied silk do; 3-4 silk
fringe de !mine do; ombre shaded.cashmere do; hea
vy twisted silk do; Goo Shetland nett do; and a great
variety of other styles, to all'of which we would in
vite the attention of the Ladies.
PARASOLS AND PARASOLETLE:S-4 great variety,
which we arc selling at prices greatly below wnat
the same style and quality are usually sold for.
Bonnets, Bonwers.—Our stock of bonnets is very
large; as we have just received twenty cases from
the manufacturers,
and from Auction, which gives
a great.variety, and all of which we are selling unu
sually low.
Warm Goons.—Our stock of white goods such as
plain and striped mull Swiss nansook; &c; also plain,
striped and barred jaconets,- and sup white robes is
very sope.rior ' so that we are drepared to suit the
Ladies in that,-
. RIZINONS AND FLOWERS —A large and choice as
sortment of ribbons and flowers. - Our stock of cloths
catsimeres, summer cassimeres and drillings, tick
muslins, prints, /se., Ste., is very large
an& choice, and to our whole assortment would we
respectfully • request the attention of the public, as
we are confident of our goods and prices giving gen
eral satisfaction. ' myl9-1m
DR. EOFF'S Tonic and Antidyspeptic
The
,general properties of these pills, tire
carminative, purgative and tonic. In the common
disorders arising from impnidence in diet., &c:, such
as sicknes‘s atul sourness of the stomach, heart
burn, headache, &c., whom a medicine is required,
this combination ,is very applicable; for its carmin
ative or soothing effects give almost immediate re.
lief when nausea or sickness "exists ; ; its purgative
operation upon the stomach and bowels is gentle
effectual; its tonic , proprieties impart strength to
the digestive organs, thereby enabling these orpu,
to perform their proper functions with order and
regularity. For sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO,
may 19 corner Sixth and Wood sts.
FRESH BUTTER—.
.7 Kegs Family Butter.
g " 64
Just received and for axle by
MARTIN k SMITH,
znay2o N Wood street; between 3d and 4:11
- DACOIC-50430 lbs Hams and Side% 'well cured
MOP and trimmed. For sale by -
MARTIN & SMITH,
may 20.ii&w 56 Wood street.
5a BUSHELSHair for Plasterers, for sale by
MARTIN do SMITH,
Itta9 2o -dakiv . Wood sweet.
OHOE TFIREAD.—A. largo assortment. together
I,with Shoe Findings and Kitt or all kinds, just re
ceived by ' JOHN W. BLAIR.
my2o 120 Wood street.
JAYNE'S EXPtCTORANT
Ts HIS medicine has already proved itself to be all
'that it has been recommended, by those who
hxve given it a fair test in this country, and the
demand for it increases daily. We have just heard
of art important cure of Asthma, which has been
effected by the use of kin a neighboring town- , .-
the case that of a female who had for a long
time been.under the care of a physician, but had
received no- relief, and her case was .considered
hopeless. As a last-resort she purchased a bottle
of Dr. Jaynes Expeetorant, which Caused her to
expectorate freely, gradually eased her cough, and
rapidly, restored her to health. We have no hesita
tion in sayin" p that this preparation of Dr. Jayne,
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma,
Consumptions, &c., is the most valuable medicine
ever offered to the American public. There is no
quackery abbot it—Dr. .Jayne is one of the most
skilful practicing - physicians; and wherever his va
riots-prepatations have been thorougly tested, he
islooked upon as a great public
.benefactor.—
Somerset (Mc) Auras/.
For.sale in Pittsburgh, at the Pekin Tea Store,
72 Fourth st , near Wood. myls-d&w
• A• N LAPORTANT CURE BY DR. JAYNE'S
tl ALTERATIVEWe have been informed by
Mrs Mahan, a grandilmighter of old Gen. Wayne,
that she suffered fora number of Yeare from the
growth of a large goitrous tumor oldie throat, which
besides the deformity, produced ,both a difficulty of
deglution and of breathing. Indeed, she says, the
prcssure upon the windpipe was so great suPto pre-
vent her from sleeping in a recumbent -position,
and often suffocation appeared inevitable. Shialso
labored raider severe indisposition from Liver Corn-
Plaint and Jaundice, for which she commenced the I
use. of . Dr: Jayne's Alterative, which she took for :I
six or seven weeks, and her general health '.was
completely re-established ~by it, and • -perceiving
some diminution in the site of the Goitrous Tumor ,
she wasincouraged to persevere in the use of the 1
Alterative until every vestne of the painful Tumor
was eatirely removed.
in Pittsburgh, at the Pekin Tea Store
72 1914th"6t4iitaillirood: -- • t 4
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TOSTSCRIPT: --
RY:.LASTT N G11.!-C'S:.:7.11A114
Vratu the Baltirriore
I,IOPEIt PROM Bußop_g,
AitttlVAT.., THE
STEA.aIb klllr7
I A% SHIP
.
B I A!
Dayi Latir wrozsi Europti
The kith Coercion Bill p aeaecf first . rearlinhe
Corn Bill in itatet que.--Ceitlon selling freely— . 3 o cs
cupalizot of the coninimii Terrilortj—the French
Papers on..american Affairs--lusionetion inPur
4t. ' • • •
The steamship. Britannia arrived at - 'Boston a't G
o'clock •ori.:.frhursday morning. by which we •te•
ceived our regular fileS of English 'papers; and the
Philadelphia Ledger, containing the news, brought
by Special Express. • -
The cotton market has fully- sustained the 1 int:-
proved_ feeling that ruled when the last steamship
sailed.' The sales of Saturday t.3cl and Monday 4th,
amounted to 9000 bales, including a portion taken
on speculation and for export,
The overland'irail arrived •on the-let inst., but
the state of India appears perfectly tranquil.;—
Peace seems restored to the Puujaub.
The )3ritish forces are in possession of Lahore,
and arrangements were making for the occupation
of the conquered country. which is exceedingly
fertile, and will yield an annual revenue of £40,-
000,
The news from Scinde is not of interest, The
Governor of 13ornbay;Sir George Arthur;has had
a revere fit of illness, but was recovering.
The Irish coercion bill has passed its first read.
ing by a majority for ministers of 149.
The torn bill has not yet been acted upon, but
tell propably follow the coercion bill. The corn
trade consequently remains in a rely unsatisfiwto
ry state.
(From Wilmer & Smith's Time
COMMERCIAL.
. .
The Rouse of Commons has at length brought
the dellates'on . the Irish Coercion Bill to a dose, a
matter of less importance in itself than as it dears
the road for the fiscal 'Bea:tires of the Government
passing through their remaining stages.
The accounts which came to hand from Amer
ica recently .had no visible erect on the, price of
the English securicties. , The settlement of the Or
on the basis of the 49th parallel continues to
be regarded 'as a thing that mastbe—as a fair set
tlement, to which the leading statements on both
sides, of the Atlantic will combine to give their aid.
• IRELAND."-
The accounts from Ireland are gloomy, and
csery day adds to the misery of the people what
unfortunate country.
The accounts from various parts of the country
give painful evidence of the existing distress.—
Many of the district are suffering the hectors of
famine, and fever is on thc increase; The
Ballins
sloe Advertiser states that the district hOspital in
that town is very crowded.
There are many fever cases. The Galway
Mercury gives an account of a relief meeting in
that district, where the sum subscribed was totally
inadequate to the emergency of the evd. In Mal
low tears of an outbreak hare'beca general. In
Clogheen, oat meal and coarse dour had been dis
' tributed to above one thousand starving cmitures.
In Waterford the. respectable sum of £B5O had
been subscribed in one day, and other SUMS had
since been added.
In Tralce, money had been raised and provis
ions distributed to the famishin; populace. The
accounts from the districts on the South and
South-western districts arc nearly uniform in their
statements of the destitution, and apprehensive
for the continuance of peace.
The French papers are filled with details at the
attempt upon Louis Phißippe's life, mentioned by
the last steuner.
The Monitcur publishes despatches from Mar.
shat Bugeaud, dated Algiers, 13th inst. On the
oth, General Joussouf, after a forced march of 14
hours, overtook a large column of Ouled Nayl em
igrants, and captured an immense booty.
~. Queen -Victoria, on receipt of the intelligence
respecting the attempt to assassinate the King of
the French, wrote a warm autograph letter to her
ally, congratulating him on his escape, which was
despatched by a special messenger to Paris.
President Polk', Message.—Mr. Polk's message,
recommending an increase of the army and navy,
in consequence of the state of relations with Eng
land on the Oregon question, and with Mekico,
has attracted attention.. The message produced
exactly the same effect here as it appears to have
done in London. Every bOdy,,on a first perusal,
set it down warlike; hut on second thought caine
to the conclusion that it was not warlike at all.
On the Bourse the effect was the same; for an hour
or two iteamed a decline in the funds, but after.
wards there was an advance, and the market be-
came firm. The majority- of the newspapers think
that it need occasion no alarm as to the peace of
the world being broken.
.The Preset finds that .I‘i . r. Polk imita!es the con
-1 duct of England in preparing for war, but finds it
a grave matter that he should announce that his
opinions hare undergone no change as to the rights
of the United States to the whole of Oregon.--
With such declarations, the Presse says, "it is all
nonsense . ' td talk of the hope of making . an ar
rangement. •
This language of the Prmse is the more remark
able from the fact that some months ago it de
clued that England would sooner abandon Oregon
than hare any trouble about it. The Courier
Francais says that the message is not more of a
menace than Lori Aberdeen's letters and speeches,
but nevertheless finds it very grace. This news
paper lids always maintained that neither England
nor the United States is entitled to Oregon, and it
seizes this occasion to recommend the French go
vcrnment to insist on the whole territory being
declared neutral.
The Siecle &sada that Mr. Polk could not act
otherwise than recommend an increase of naval
and military forces; and that, upon the whole, the
question between England and the States remains
where it was. It add. that Mexico pre.ents more
dangers to the United States than Oregon; for' any
annexation of Mexican territory would be opposed
by England, and probably by France, whereby
there would be..a complete subversion of alliances
I an& political intercom The National, the repub
lican newspaper, does not think tat Mr. Polk's
message 'changes any thing in the Oregon ques
tion. It admires the President's ` firmness, and
1 thinks that it will eventually force England to
give up.
In the course of a discussion in the Chamber of
Deputies, it was remarked that M. Thiers, and in
deedevety other speaker, spoke strongly in favor
of maintaining the English alliance; and M.
Thiens also declared, when speaking of the United
States Navy, that be could never bring himself
to behove that, under any statement, Vrance could
be plunged into war with the United State.i.
England's Warhke Preparations for .itiicrica,—
Dupin, in a recent debate in the Chamber of
Deputies, said:—
"Within the last six months a great war party
has manifested itself in the United States. Eng
land thinks that in the Ore e nian affair there is nne
of those questions of national honor which do not
pearnit her to' cede to imperous injunctions. She
has feared, eipecially as the probable result of a
war with the American Union;,the loss of her
immense possessions of. Canada, New Scotland,
New Brunswick, and other colonies on the coon
' nent to the North of -the greafßePublic. To put
herselff_ in a position to' meet all dangers, she has,
without affectation, but with - out mystery; made
the most formidable arnaament. It is as follows :
Armament of Bog/and in the At/antic and the Pa.
rifle Oceans - , ready to menace the United States on
. lcuifictry, 1846.
Vessels. . I , -
6 vessels, 3 .decks .1-7 frigates of 50 guns.;
6
80 guns 5 " 42 to-44.
2." 74 " _ 1 " 46
14-vessels
ailin' g treads of viar inmandei by st ,
, o po
captain and,-Innrenver, 7 .ateno frigatft;or
vetoydo . posable-1R1110.4041404 and Raeltic
, On,Wednesday Ow aqua 'Met knenovtikaa a
ra9tian waalaada 172* for,:reducing .Ihe
Fit.ot.NCE
13 frig. and 14 -corvettes
iteueeet.4„attak.-ittoff• • ~,„-A tAtt.4x.4l.o4A 4f44
tents pkti fyillie "Gthreiiiiiteet—stroW'opptt* ,1
sed the enatien
raealay:nett •
On the same evening; in thePcbEriainillmujg
harn'rnade-4 melancholy declaration to The, effect
that, as the Corn Bill was stepped in -its:-passage
through the 'House of' Commons, he . Would-take
the sense'of their lordships on its Intri* at an
early day.
Lord Aberdeen hasrecognised the ahipialinitisS
Texas, by informing.the custom housi - anthoritiesl
that the produce of that anizifi:y nifif'Writsnj.H
ed es the 'produce of the Amencati
Plltkit TITS - ATM-Z.—Three liours:44; , .—:The
15r.hooner S. Wilds, Capt. Junes, arttolpF.atLlsiew
Orleans from Clitdveston, on. ,the
which place she 'HA throe hours'altur.the,-.:A4Ptila.
brings word that it Was retorted :theit:ord* lod
just been, received for an irpiXteLliafe':d*rti•iriclu
ding one-fourth of all the heir:
ing arriv, for the iminedhitft'suppert 01:7 Geri.
tor. It was also etureiltl4;teiseted that itifortna.
ton had also been remit., i.if.104 . 144:t:Gren:Tay
.1or hcalleturned to his cartpaijiita,tiitit'oi,ii :
'There had been no arrival frortLitolittllabAtiy sea
sine ethe New York. • .7' .•
•
OovtatisrEsx Exrazss.--Lielat. itoo:piached
Mobile on the 13th inst. from:Washington ) on his
nay to Pensacola witlyyioy,..titilfrp;itf.:deiiiaiches.
fdr Commodore Connor. We hear,.it:.rtiMoCul,
says the New-Orleans Titnes, , thit .the ittWur.timis
forwardedtO ouiiiquadrft'weie 'to blotkade forth .
with the :Mexican coast; and, to hubtliard-Vb.a
Cruz.
CORN -3,U06 busheUebtu; TvnialOrr
my,/ 841 t , A , GORbON
UGAR-450 hhds Sugar ' in store an& for sale
LI by . nlyls .k• GORDON.
B ACON -15,000 'Shoulderd;
40,000 .Sidesi '••• . '•
28 esslii Munn' ‘• • •._ . •
—ln prime order, for sale close consignment-By
• ••• • B. niitY at co,
my t 9 57 Wnterst.•
Diw- 4 1.0P-f--3GO for ule by
11... p. RILEY- & Co.,
nsyl9 57 Witter street.
BAD-50111)1s No I trimmed Shad,recod this day,
L for sale by , M. B. 41.11EY lc CO.
mayl9 57 Wlitir street.
D EER SKINS-LOO p Deer Skins" for de by
M. B. 'RUE? do Co,
arlyl9 -- 67 Water st.
T INSEED bbli for sale;to close coo,
.14 sipmel4, by - • ' 1$1.•11.%1111EY Br. Co,
zo 19 67 Water sit.
D ACON-8 casks Hams; 5 casks Shoulders; re
cetvcd and for sale by
rnay 18 LAMBERT & SIIIPTON.
RANGES. LEMONS, &c. &c. 7-35 boxes Sici
ly Oranges;
'.!5 do. do. Lemons;
5 casks Zante Curiantm
Received and for vale by
LAMBERT .& SHIPTON;
ntay td 133 and 135 Wood at.
BROOMS -125 dozen azsorted Corn Broour,
recoil:ea and for solo t,y
LANIBERT k SHIPTON,
may I S 133 and 135 Wood 0.
MOLT-105 barrels S. F. Flour, -.•Stuekdalo'
14
received and for sale by
LAMDERT
133 tc ; 135 Wood st
OFFEE--4'rime green and pale Rio;
Oid Gov. Java;
•• Lagnayra; •
Maracaibo;
For family use. and for side by
1110$. ItILLLER,
may IC. corner of WO.Ol and 4th at.
ip EAS—rcry tine Young Ilye n,
LL Imperial ; and Bider. For',•ille by
may Iti. .Tifos. MILLER.
XT ETS--Filbertr, Cream Nuts,
OIL Ett,g, Walnuts, Petons,'AlmondA,
For sale by TILOS. MILLET,
may lti. COL Woodinil 4the.ts
1 - 4 cßUlTS:=oirtincs., Cumuna,
Rauilr, Figs, Prunes. For wile by
may 16. THOS. MILLER
TI:CDOW superior lot 800 and 10:
14, for sale by
myl6 L. WIUMARTIL
N' t EW GRADUATED. GINGHAM ROBES, AT
NIORRIS!—The Ladies are requested to call
andexamine a new and beautiful - susortrneutor Grad
uated Gingham Relies at No ea- market at. Just ro
ceiscd by D. Leech le Cob Express. ap27.
BERAGE SHAWLS AND SCARFS.---Aoothee lot
of Handsome Berge Shawls and Searle, now
opening at No. 65 Market street ) by
-A. monhts.
LAW:VS.-1 large lot of ne French
..0 Lawns, (new style) just received by
rt INGHAM LAWNS.--Iteceireci tine day tiy
press--a splendid assortment of Gingham
Lawns, new and desirable styles
ap27
iI"ERAGE SHAWLS....-Stmerior silk and wool He
nme Shawls, received at 'No 46 Market street.
may_ls BARROWS & TURNER.
TABLE CUTLERY—Jot rec.eised, a case of fine
Ivory handle Table and Desert knives and forks,
in setts of 5 . 1 pieces, or in dozens aa may be wanted.
W. W. WILSON,
myl4 Corner efrourth and Market sts.
YATENT SYRINGES of all sins, qualities
and prices, just received and for sale by
:EDGAR
mayl Corner of Band and Penn biS.
- _
LUE LICK WATEIL-4ust received from
Li the Springs - in Kentucky, and on draught at
EDGAR TIIORN's,
Corner of Read and PCCUI StS.
SPIRITS' THRPENTINE.—Just reccivd and
for bolo by EDGAR THORN,
inay7 Ccirner of Hanid and Penn sts.
ORANGtS 4 LEMON Si.— . . .
100 boxes Len Ons;
200 do Ormges;—in store and for
sale by P C MARTIN,
myl2 ± 00 Water st.
08ANGE5.....60 baps or sweet (0) Orati
gess just received. end for ode by
P. C. /MARTIN,
60 Water street.
PURE WIIII:ISAVDLIQUORSOferery quality
always on hand and for sale by.
1 1 .. 6
60 Water street.
OHM?, PAPEIL.-100 realm crown 'hoc paper, as
-17 colort, received and for sale by
JOHN IL MELLOR,
122 Wood st.
"VDU' BOOKS— •
.1_1( Kind NVords for the Kitchen,iiy nrs. Copley
Young ,man's Book of Knowledge.
The Young Hustuusd.
" Wife.
Book,uf Cage Birds.
./E.sors sables.
are. ; Ellis' Prose Writings.
Irvings Sketch Book.
Lasater, Benthanian, '-
H. S. BOSWOKTII etc Co.,
roy2O ' • 43 Market street,
woOL, WooL,'Woot.
5 (}0 • 0
•00 LBS.,
of Wool wanted, • for
which the, highest rnaiket
prieein cash will be for the various grades,
by ' SPRINGEIt 1.1.013.M1GH & Co:; •
the warehouse - of , Hannah & Waterman
rnyl2dly No 31 Water and 62 Front stts..
Sbbls. Brazil Sugar.
3 saeka Liverpool _Table Salt. '
2 Bales Bordeaux
1 " "Paper, Shell
1 " Cream Nuts.. • ,
,
Poxes ground
" Aock c*Yr.to striVe-wid:fOr sale by
D. WILIWIS, •
• ... - 11. f rops_i Altzfet
.•
=••—•
•-aa..
ca_fat thel3l.ltallttatttit of Illttalkitirgla f
.
Tr:Wee net our desire to enterirdiamardisputeitith
the "Pekin 'Tea 'ComPaty. 4 i not begin
tine cotticiverayr--.4ye depretate a:paper - war, or any ,
oilier war, and profess-ourselves -to be: advocates - of
universal peace; but:when treibund atateMentsamde
to the public with such unblushing disregard to truth
as was exhibited in the'Pehin Tea Coniparryis attack
upon our establishuieut, we considered it a duty we I
owed to thatmatilie,-as well as to caurseltesi toi repel
by it a plain statement of facts;- p eople .
The moral qualifications of Berne o are so
monvenient'thatthey can believe any thing t.kat they
like—tir what is the same thing, by putting a. good
face upon a fabrication, and repeating it three or four
times, they are enabled to assume all the earnestness
'and sincerity of truth, and . notwithstanding the el::
travagance of their statements, and their :total OPP° ,
.Ilion to facts; their neighbors are. eallei: very_"ill
mannered" if they. presume to question. or doubt
their veracity. -Thug, though it is slated that tive
hundred thousand dollars worth Of Black :fca was
Miported by the ;Pekin Tea Company, we suppose
lye must swallow it at once, or incur their displeas
ure; but we cannot help being reininded of the story
('of a "thouaand black cats? which a boy declared
Ite • saw upon 4he garden' wall, which, upon inquiry,
dwindled down`th his father's old tofu cat and ailoth
errand we suspect that,tliese five hundred thousand
dollass worth of black tea, if a similar teat was ap
plied, would diminish it in about the same propor
tion. And yet. the agent declares that nu mysteries
hrg presented,! 'rimy have an agent at. Pekin, but he
is istrog. They have ,another at Canton, but he is
equally unknown; and at I;New York they receive
$500,000 worth of bleak tea, which every body et the
Custom llointe is ignorant-of! Now we, confess that
these thing* appear so strange to , us—so exceedingly
mysterious, as to shock our credulity not a little, and
at the risk of being still considered "ill mannered,"
we must persist in classing such announcements with
the quackeries and humbugs of the day.
It was also stated that the Canton Tea Company
was imitators of them; or Mother words, that allured
by their success, we had been induced to organize
our present establishment—whereas, in point of fact,
we had, at already stated, carried on our business
successfully FOUR YEARS before the Pekin Tea
Company was heard of! And without arrogating to
ourselves any great degree of sagacity or penetra
tion we may venture to assert that it was the niapar
alelled sitecers of the Canton Tea Company, the uni
versal celebrity of their, teas, and the increasing de ,
mend tbr'the same, that gave birth to the Pekin Tea
Company, and in fact that the very existence of that
, establishment is an acknowledgement of the supe
riority of our method of business, and of the prefer
ence we have obtained,
Many other statements equally unfonndoil, we
have already e.xamined ) and the audacity displayed
in these specimens will sufficiently show the degree
of reliance to which any other statements from. the
Pekin Tea Company are entitled. 1
Apart from the higher obligation of tnith, Wa , have
always considered ixbad polierto resort to any en•
fair means. In order to sustain our own character
we have never found it necessary to 'detract out
neighbor's, or to write our own panegyrics and then
attempt to palm them off upon the public as the dia.
intereated notices of editors of newspapers, which it
is well known might easily be done without any An
ther bribery than paying for them as advertisements.
That. the Pekin Tea Company thought fit to adopt e
different course was no concern of ours ' and we
should not have interfered with their proceedings if
they had left us unmolested. But they had probably
forgotten the proverb, "those • who live in glass
houses should not fling, stones." Nearly six years
have elapsed since the Canton Tea. Company-com
menced . operations in this city- and as might have
been anticipated, they have hid to encounter the
prejudices of the ignorant as well as to experience
the grossest misrepresentations of envious and inter
ested parties. ilitherto we have only smiled at their
puny assaults which have only recoiled upon the
parties themselves—we have confidently relied upon
the intrinsic merits of our own Teas, and we have
every reason to be proud of the result. Despairing,
therefore, of any success in this vicinity, this rival
establishment is obliged to carry its fabrications to a
distance, and then, by pompous annoucemenft on the
one hand, (which it *ell knows would be laughed at
here,) and a disparagement of the Canton Tea Com
pany on the *Uteri where the facts are not known, it
hopes to impose upon the unwary. A greater proof
of its having calculated upon the ignorance of the
community need not be...adduced than the fact of
their agents presuming to institute a comparison re
specting the localities dimensions of the-ware
houses of the two cstablialunents, when it is well
known that the single branch of the Canton Tea Co.
at 163 Greenwich st. would more than compare with
the small store it has contented itself with until a very
recent period, situated as it was in the most obscure
part of 1 7 ultan street, and with the present addition
It has made, no one would think of comparing it with
the splendid store the Canton Tea Company have
just opened at 125 Chatham at. The value of prbper
ty in the localities will shift , : the estinrathan busi
ness men, and their decialon has Been pronounced
too long and too emphatically in favor of the local
ties of the Canton Tea Company, to require -.any
comments.
The Canton Tea Company have never preteuded to
import all the teas that they dispose of, for the single
reason that a cargo of teas must necessarily be made
up of many inferior sorts, many of which. are un
wholesome and never find.the way into their estab
lishment. They ?refer Selecting - their stock from the
whole of the various cargoes that arrive from time
to time, and from theirlong experience itt this coun
try and in Europe, as well as their unlimited com
mand of capita!, they have always heed enabled to
secure the delicious teas for which they hags become
BO justly celebrated, and at prices that.have defied
competition. It is this notorious fact that has exci
ted the ire of so many parties, and we should doubt
less have escaped the wrath of our neighbors of the
Pekin Tea Company, if they hail not so well under
stood as well zefelt its truth.
In conclusion we will only add that. we entertain
no ill feeling toward the Pekin Tea Company; but
we warn them against circulating falsehoods at our
expense—sooner or later it must come toour knowl
edge, ea we have now agencies throughout the Union,
and they may rely on it that we shall not fail to ex+
pose them in whatever quarter they are carried.
NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPANY.
N. York, April 39, 1848. Per Tits. A, , Morinirouss,
Our ageiffi. in Pittsburgliare Messrs.:Bell & Grant,
corner of Perry and Liberty streets, where choice
Teas of descriptions are constantly on hand.
Obed Mitchell; 89 .Chesnut and 337 Market street;
Philadelphia.
Phincipal Offices in . New York., 12.5 and 1:25: Chat
ham at., and 163 Greenwich st. may9-twf4w
A MORRIS.
Nn. fa :4,14r1e.
A MORRIS,
No. 65 Market at
URSITANT to an order of the Orphan'; Court
I of Allegheny county, dated the ninth day of
May, A. D. 18 will be exposed to public sale,
on the premises on Monday, the first day of June
next, at Oo'clock, A. M. all the following described
property, situated in the Third and Fifth Wards of
.the city of Pithbagh,_the Iteal Estate of-Bernard
INlCLenirut, late of the city of Cincinnati; Ohio,
deed.
Fite contiguous lots of ground, situate on the
West side of Grant street in said city of Pittsburgh,
each containing 20 feet in front, and extending
bank in depth 80 feet. (presenting an equal width,)
towards Cherry alley. One of said lots is situated
at the S. W. corner of Grant and Sixth streets, , .and
has a front of 80 feet on Sixih street. .
Also, two contiguous lots of ground, fronting each
20 feet on Sixth street, between Grant street and
Cherry alley, and extending back 120 feet in depth
towards Virgin
Also two contigonslotsofgrotuid, fronting each
17 feet ;Penn street, sth Ward of..said" city of
Pittsburgh, and extending ,back in dePth,so - feet
towards Spring alley. One-of the saidloti hao a
front of 50 Ibut on G'Harra 'street, oh
.which
erected .a Smith-shop, and on the other a two story
franie tenement. - .
Also, a lot of grouted oil the corner oflarta
street and Spring alley, fronting on Oliatta street
16 feet, and extending. back in depth, along spring
alley, 50 feet, on which iserected atwo kory frame
tenement
.1/m—a lot of ground on the cornet: of Etna and
Factory streets, in said sth "-Ward, fronting on Fac
tory street 45 feet, and extending along- Etna LA.,
preserving an equal width, 53 feet.
4/so-.--a lot or ground fronting on a 20 feet alley,
near Factory street, 20 feet, and extending back in
depth 45 feet to the rear line of the lot last men.
tioned, on which is erected a (rune tenement.
Timms and Conditions of Sale, as follanras.—The
widow's dower, being one-third of the purchase
money, will remain tht Aands of the purchaser,
during her 'Ph, anbject'te the payment of interest
Also, the one-fifth, after deducting the -widow'a one
third; will-he' subject to the same terms as the
widoW's dower. The balance to be paid, one-half
in hand; and the remaining portion (secured by
Mond,grid Mortgage,) in two and three years.
G. H. 111LTON, ,
dtt'y. in fact for the
Guardian,' aid !kin:
N. 11. Persons wishing further information; - will
please apply to-Alesars, ; Blakely; & Mitchel.
- rnayl.l.. td. _ _
ALT PE -*-150 kegs. refTeliSalt Petre,9ust ,
aaxeceired attafor Imlay -
.mayl9 ZUM.Y.akiIiCKETSON.-'
=MI
ORPiIANPS coral , SAIiS
OF lISAL ESTATN.
Lite, Fite !nut lillintine Ins
1T23G . 11- - AGENCY
New -York Life, liret3Efannean yR
' StateStreeklanirance Couiliany, N0.',20 •
Streef,3C - Toile,are,now liZePart-d, through Sprivi4?
et. Harbalagli, - tfeeir hiithorized Agent, to insure.a.
gitos' frosilloy tho'donxtg.,
inlandnavigation; th,e - . - loss of .human
on terms equal io any; ..crite - r company, or agency in
this city. Their Captitatii $500,000 paid in,'-and
invested in the following manner: Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in stogie of tlti stato--of
New York; one .hundred rand forty thousand doL
lurs„liri Bonds Mortgages on good productive city
property, and one, hundred and ten thou t sand dollars
in- eaSh at any time. A source dvgreat security
adopted. by this Company is; upon no considera
tion, to take any risk for a greater slim than - five
thousand dollars; also, no two risks adjoining,Aliere
by avoiding:the errors which have proved fatal to I
many Cornpanie4. This Company, also, to avoid
any disarrangement of the affairs of -the insured, I
pay all . loAses us soon as satisfactorily arranged;
dispensink with the delay of six ty days, oftentimes
of such serious inconvenience to the insured,
The attention of the mercantile, marine arid
personal interests is respectfully called .to die ad
vantages of this Company.
DIRECTORS,
Samuel Jonc:4, Win. Thomas,
David Ames; Smith Raymond,
Raniom, Thomas Franks,
George bl. Hargotts, HulburtE,
Edmund Robdrs, , Peter'Roaers,
Nicholas Robers, James Van Rensellar;
Teodore:Floyd, Charles Livingston,
James Rernsen, Daniel Perkins,
James Tolbert - Edward Lawrence,
Samuel Allen, Stephen Mintum,
Geerge Morris, Charles Adams,
Francis4ohnston, Thonias Dennison,
Oliver Ifanirants.
fly order of the Board of Directors.
SPRINGER lIARBAUGII, Agt
°dice at the Counting Room of Hanna &
terman, No. 31 Water and 02 Front street, below
Market, Pittsburgh. may-12416m
• JUST RE."CEJVED.
6 CASES - Embroidered and Plaih Florence and
Straw Bonnets.
boxeine-a , style llihhcals. •
20 " Flowers and Wreathes, at
W. IL GARRARD'S -
myl2 . 70 l'ilatket street.
StOli3rtty to Pnrol/Asti's.
r..und *saunas eip asi *NOV% i. , th* V. 1 *“. b 7 r• V. tia.k. 0 .
Emil boast GLNVINE 11001.1 L COATCD , PILLS has vat is
.. a. . , , .10 ,- .r. ,,, i!t:',. , iiiii 4 4..4. 4 *Viperm- ~A" -
&pawn 1 .....te...,......,...".1...r d et i t. , • . q
of SU : A wi
Original ~.,;, / r,i:P Cock;
. .
Investo. ---__r,-_. TICRTKIT.
OLICKENER'S SUGARCOATED VEGETABLE
PILLS' are • the -first and only Medicine ever
known that will positively cure
Headache, Giddiness, Meaeles, Salt Rheum,
Itheumatism, Pike, Heartburn, Worms,
Dispopsia, Scurvy, Cholera Itlorbtw,-
- Small Pox, Jaundice, ; Coughs, Quinsy,
Pains in the Back, Whooping Cough,
Inward Weakness, - Consumption, Fits,
Palpitation of the Ileait, Liver Complaint,
Rising'in the Throat, Eryeipeke, Deafness,
Dropsy, Asthma,' 'whinge of the Skin,
Fevers of all kinds, Colds, Gout, Gravel,
Female Complaints, . Nervous Complaints,
And all other diseases originating from impurities of
the blood.
er They have. cured, since_ their introduction,
over 2,000 persons, wboltave been given up as hope
less cases, by the mostcruinent Physicians. • _
lr They are patronize& and.: recommended • by
men of the; ighest distinction, Among- whom are -7 .
Hem David U. Porter, - Hon. Henry Clay, •
lion. John Q. Adams; Hon. Daniel Webster; ..
lion. Martin Van Buren; Hon. J. C. Calhoun,
Gen, Winfield Scott; Col. It M. Johnson;
Hon. James '•-• • . Ctn. Lewis Cass.
0:9- Their virtues are so infallible . that the money
will he returned in all cases they do not give univer
sal satisfaction. ; Altholigh bUt tam•and a half years
have elapsed since the* celebrated Pills were first
introduced to the .p . tablie the aale of them-in the
F.astern and middle.Statcs: had far eadeeded Dr.
Cliekeners moat sanguine expectations. During the
Pastlyear, alone,' no leSa than 10,000 grnas of boxes
have been sold in . the: State • Of - New York,:- 6,000 in
Pennsylvania, 4,000 in Maryland ~3,000 in New • Jer
i
.ey, 2,000 in Delaware; and J,OOO in the New England
States ; requiring • the Constant' -employment of 27 .
hands, ex - elusive of printers and. - engravers. In. the
same period, . Upwards:. of 200,000 tqpici of
"Family .Doctoe , have heen ordered by agents in
every section of the country. These facts :must
show conchlaivelyi that Dr. Clickerterti Sugar Cirat.: l
ed Pills, besides the very best medicine in the :
world, arc held in the highestestimation bythe
We might extend this publication to -an indcfua
its length; if we deemed it - expedient to publish all
temintonial is we have reeeivcd,not• only from !gents
but individuals and families, who • hare experienced
the benficial effects ! of.. Clickenevs Sugar Coated
Pills, but we deem.* ;unnecessary. The most
con testible evidence of their unprecedented success;
are the numberless Imitations and Counterfeits Which
have already appeared, notwithstanding the brief pe
tied they have been before the public:: Even some
of our stauncheit pill makers haVe had • the audacity
to imitate the Capsule of Sogar,in order to didguish
the ingredienteof their vile compounds, , and. pith
them off: for the "real ::tritritin Such paltry
shifts cannot list long,,Withontextansing their hideous
deformity. Truth and honesty ,Mest inevitably pre
vail over rascalitY.ned iteeeption.:. •
For sale in Pittsburgh by WIC:JACKSON, at Air
Patent Ilfeditint Wareltouse,•No: S 9, Liberty street,
head of Wood it..,'Pitteburgh. Price, 25e, pbr box.
Dr. Clickenera principal office - id 81 Darelay street,
New York: • ••-• , _
,_ •
Beware of an imitation article called Im
proved Sugar Coated Pills, Perporting to be patented,
as both the pills and the ptetan4ad p . ateat are for
geries, got up by a miierable Anank NeW York;
who, for the last four :or five
_years, has made his
living by counterfeiting.popular m 0101141.4..
9:1" Remember, Dr. D. V. Clickener is the original
inventor of Sugar Coated Pills, and.that nothing
the sort Will ever beard of until he bitiodened them
in June; 1843. Purchaiers should, therefore, always
ask.forDlickener's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and
tette no other, or they will be made the victims of a
fraud:. , May 9
Remittnaceit to Englo.rad, Ireland, Scot.
- ' • land arid Wales.
pERSOINTS desirous of remitting money to any Of
the above countries, cart dose through the sub
scribers op the most easy terms. We are prepared
to isfue dialbs for Shy amotitit over £l,O sterling.--;
Iternittincei made through our house any daybefore
the 23a of May,.wiUbe received' Ireland, by the
2.tttb Of Stine. • .
;BLAKEtiVit MITCKEI., Pittsburgh, •
Agents for Roche, BrottrZr. Co.,
royl4 - - , . New York
- VOA 5.6.1,E. , — , The large three story brick house
I.` and lot ofgrottod on whicli.itis erected, on Grant
etreet, between Chermalley and Sixth Berea, at pres
tatt occupied by. Mr. DelartY. The "property will be
sold at a greaf,bargain. .$ wire of
joylB - • ' l3 Sr. MITCHEL.
- - itemittassece to- titlie. Gid congsryo ,
?t LINTY sera to all pasta o 1 Epgland, Inland
J T 1 Scotland endiromuni of Li and up
wards, to Biait uistrat-ers.
ALLVS KnViEjt, ..F..raunge Broker.
2 + l94 v l Y&d l rri cgrner of aud lirood sts:
n
)13LEACHED SIIHEIHMS •All 11) SHltlat/GB.
The: attention ofliurchaaera inlited to lai
arge stock of theca Goods.
4.4auperior Sol Island Shirting lkfuelina; •
15.16 4! 4 ! lc
. 44
7_B
12 , 4 Hamilton sbeetifigi
mar 17 „
ID_
INDERF. tiOLRDS..--400G, Ito, =edit= .S.traw
-11ittcler,s 47.0ved . wia flax ale by
19111+7 - 11:11ELLOR:,
122 WoOti 6tra4k
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ar cut IttilY 4 q 3 .- -1 ;""' ''' at fa. erkarc,
nati, V ,P2 .0..i a part eveikaPniLtY • #..,L1 errn--.
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vtaay - itt- - ;"7m . _ ,_ - --, -, .-.7:11i 5 . uLle,- '..-.'.
nt.trition limit expreA". , c/
ind'afrovis every 4 , al taiccoaatitil L. ,ka
For freight or p a pp
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The well _
CAIVIBIILki V. _
an a:regular Packet;
lug at 10 .cooloelz, and Wheel—,
same. day - Returning, she will
every Saturday, at 10, A. 31.
For freight or passage apply On tb.:4 — pr q
, rORSYTII Sr. CO, Age;,
Isle. 30, Water ere
SAURDAY PACKET, -
,
The regular mail and passenger stoat
cmcAssati, Capt. Isaac Ilennett,ixilt
run as a regular Packet between =Pittsburghsind -
Cincinnati, 'eating this port. every Saturday, at4o, •
A. M,, and Aitheeling at 10, - p. - the same.day:
.Returning, ahe will leave Cincinnati every 'firecday, •
at 10, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board; . • • ,
The Circassian was built expressly for this
and offers to 'her passengers 'every comrort and ak a
commodatiOn. mar 2S
SATURDAY P.-ICS...RT.
• . The regular mail aiiiipassengei steatner
OiIESSENGUR, Capt. Lir.ford, will run na
a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and. Cincinnati.: . : .;.
leaving this port every Saturday at 10,.A. Al., tuid
Wheeling at 10, P.M., the same' day.' -;Returning,
she will leave Cincinnati every Tuetiday, at IQ
o'clock, A. M. . -
. . _
Porfreight or;paisage apply on hoard,
- The INlessenger Nvas built expressly- for thisirade;,
and oilers to her passengers every,
,cotnibrt and ac,
commodation% ' inael
TUESDAY PACKET.
- THE regular mail andpasaenger steam.
er HIBERNIA, earit. - John IClittefelter t
will — run as a regular packet between l'ittahargh and
el - nein - nail, leaving this port eery Tuesday at_lo
M., and Wheeling at 10 Pi . ..IL of tho amnia daY.--h
Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Ridgy at
MA. NI, • •
May A.rrliral.
Great attrac
tion at the New
York Store.
. • -
For freight or passage apply on hoard,
- The Hibernia was built expressly lbr rho- . trade s ,:
and (dere to the passengers every comfort:and- stk...
perior accommodations. • • apt
NOW opening
the most splcn
di d assortment
of Ladies' Dress
Goods, Mantilas,
Paris Visits,
Starf.4, , Shawls,
and Embroider
ies ever offered
in Pittslautlvat
Unusual 16u , pri
ces. Please call
and examine for
yourselves, at 79
Illarket street:
GARRARIV
117 e . THE regular mail and pa . .ssenger stair:c.,
CLIPPER 1 , 10. Captain Cfoolta,Will.
run as a regular packet berWeen Cincinnati
burgh, fearing 'this port erdry Friday at 10 6.151:,
and Wheeling at 10 P. M. the same'dat.- RetUrning
she will learn Cincinnati eyury , P4ondver 10:0"Claki
. . .
Por freight or passage apply on board.
The Clipper No. 2,ras built expressly tor this trade.
and offers to her passengers every comfort. and ac
eommodation.. -
REGULAR CINCINNATI •PACKET.
THE ziew U. Si 3Lail steaiber-AUADIA ,
M. E..LUta.s Master, will run as a. rep,
lar passenger packet between Pittalitoglt_OodthtG
above port during the season of 1646;leavillgvireT i
Thinsday at 10 &clock A. M. • 4
The Acadia is new and has annerior-antorninodd:,_
dons. stir fitight or Wslet.apply-on board, or. to :
ap9 _ J. NEWTON JONES, Agent. •
,
Theregular mail an patiengersteataev
MONONGAHELA, - Caph "Btone; will nth;
as a regular packet between Pittsburgh" and -Caen
net', leaving this port every Monday . at 10;-A:. 1474 '-
and fteeling - at 10, P. M., the same day:" Tt.atuin.:
ing, BIM will leave Cincinnati every Thursday; at -
_ ,
t 'or freight or passage apply on,hoard. .=
The' Monongahela was built 'expressly for this
trade, and offers to the passnagtrs
. comfort, eaT nit , .
perior accommodations. tsar
WEDNESDAY .PAEKET.--
- THE regular rnail and passengerstenni.
er NEW ENGLAND, tapt; -S. D.Pag,e i ,
will - ill as a regtdar packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port even , Wednesday at 10
A. M., and Wheeling at 10 P. M. The .iatrie day...-
Retnrning, - she will leave Cincinnati every Saturday
at 10 A. M. '
For freight or . passage - apply on boftra,. - - 'I- • .
The Nen-England ti'as built expressly for this trade
and offers to The passengers every comfort and sumo..
rior accommodations. • meet;
SAINt LOUIS ikIi.CICETS.
FOR ST. LOUIS—R444IILAIt. PACKF.I.
The new and splondid passenger ste'ara.
.er TOII , I CORWIN, Capt Bugher, will
run int trade from Pittsburgh to •St.-Louis, du.
ring the season of ifkG. • -
The Tom. Corwin, was built-expressly for the.
rade, and is eleg,atitly furnished in every respect,
For freight or,passage apply on hoard. •
may 14:
FOR LOOSIIiLLO--REULTLAR PACKET
. -
jr‘ai The tem? and Splendid pastkigeritengiu
Crttn TONNALLURA, Capt. ..t.:K.Moody, ;lirin the trade 6orn Pittsburgh toLouincille; 4114
ring the season br 184 G.
The Tonnaleuka, wan built expressly for thetrade,
and is, elegantly furnished in every' respect..
For freight or passage - apply on beardi.- - • -
mv22
FOR ST. LOUIS—REGULAR PACREV
ia 1r"4 . 71, The new and splendid passerigeketealit
er BRUNETTE, Capt. Fenn. will run in
e from Pittsbeigh to St. Lotils, ditrilag, the
season of 1846. 47'
The Brunette was built expressly for the trad,
and is elegantly fournished in every respect.
For freight or passage apply on board.-
FOR NASIIVILLitEdULA.II PACKET . .
The new and splendidlight- dinught
,steamer SAM SEAY ; 'Capt. : -Greenlee,
nill nib as a regulif Packet to the above port, attrixtt
the season:
The gain Say vat' built expreselj , for tlin..Ntudt
vile trade and will make her triiiiregularly, - duririg
the season: -
Foi freight or paskage apply on beard, or to
ap 11 J. NVL IiUTLER & BRO., Agents.
- S tigG receivealiy
ezprees from New ,York, the Spring Style
or ticas. All tliosi3 in want of a neat eunesior trat,
ire respectfully invited to call. 5..-11100 RE,..,,
N0..93 Wood at., 3 - doom below Diamond .111py:
tnarLl-dw - - -
Ceui ) t be 13e4t1• •
I Al. WHITE. has just received at 64 large
clP,e'staldisArnent, fronting on Liberty and: Sixth
streets, a. splendid assortment of TWEEDS for
summer, also, a superior lot of French. Satin NHS
TINGS, all of which he is ready to make up , in
the latest f.ashion and on the most reasonable terms
as usual. Observe the earner, No - 167. Liberty
and Sixth . streets. • " ' -
My/4 M. WHITE, Tailor, ProPrietor.
Ot4. Jachson , is Ptle Boabrootaiolit. -
Wren' the Editor of the Philadephii Times 4
:LTIGHLY imPoRTANTI Jackson's Embrace.
tion never fails. It is the only medicine now
sold for the cure of one of the most. common and
teoublesome diseases.
A:friend who hasbeen cured by it asks us to speak
warmly in praise of the efficacy of Jackson's Pile
Embrocation. lie describes it as being the very best
remedy of the kind ever imagined by enthusiast in
Pharmacy. - • •-•
- Mr. Ashford's letter must decide the-question
the, mind of every one;
PILES! PILES '4"ILES tr r
Rarely a day passes that WC da netzet sotatt-tAtsti
racily, either verbat or written, or thert- O E/ 02 2'
of Dr. Jackson's Pile Embrocation, ad the, r
lowing ;
Ntw Yank, 721 riroadway,l
September 2, 1845•
Dr: ti...lacutos— , Dear Sir: Will you seam* six
bottles of your pile embrocation/ I wish them part
to keep myself, and part for Si legal gentleniati,
f r i e nd of mine, who has found great relietin =dug
from my bottle two or three- ans. .YOu remeteber,
w h en i n philndelphia, Lwas suffering dreadfully : llm
this tremendous scourge, I. only took. one bottle rstmi
you; ,I have not.used it, mite all, and am quite wall.
/is you may suppose, I proclaim the virtue, of your
mediCine wherever J go. ' LtelLevery friend about.
it, and it is singular to perceive how many are sui;
ferirtg in this way;—l behev.baltof mrensuatataza.
tea are more or less afflicted. Let me toll 'you that
yoh can sell here as feat as you cherndlo. tasks
When you,want a certificate from me you shall - have
it, and you are at. libertrtd show dais letter if Toll
h • Itosptiotl.tlly youre
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3..EWLI P. ASSFUIW..
ttrA supply of the above Article bz.7 jilZf• I:IVAt
received, and for tale in Pittsburgh, at the iretin'Ten t
Stero,,No 72 Fonith street, near Week, • Prid s p•4l
per bottle; or six,britaes for_ sb; :
A lINOLIPS WRITMG VLlllD.—iteueivol s
oupply or ;Arnold's . ; Siut&'uittr Reit
Inks, warnulte4
for sal° by • ; 0 -cLa 34, - ,1 m 4 194 1 :1..
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FRIDAY PACUET
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