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MOV,I,ING, JUNE 4, 1648
Theatre , . -
.-The:house was cratrecliatt night as Mrs. Mow.
AFl"qt.'etkrtned the part of' .Arcirgtk!t in uLover's .
§aergtio!', in. her ; peculiarly 'graceful and
- faultless nianner. the is already a great favorite
witil the. Theatre going. folks of our cit To
.
night he appears as -i3e/riderai in Irt.sicr,
• - .
Frc-e - gttert , 'or . ,..Foastox
re.ade . i .find in our paper of .hillay,-Ta
_pros
pechulfoi-a re-publication; in Ice\ti b Ork, of 4 , The
Voitiu - "Quaiteriy, Review.," "The Westminster
Edinliurgli Review," , ‘The Foreign
Quar4.ilifteview, 3 !.and "Blackviood's .Edixiburgh
these dievie,ws_the reader will not
onlifihdur lard exposition's of the policy of
the !sever"' political parties in Great Britain,
Fralice, &c., but Will also have every thing worthy
, of iiote which has been published in the almost
innumerable books written in the English hai
-1
guage, served up by the most eminent literary men
of *the 'age:
- THE WAR IVITII .MFIICO.
71 1 tEt - ET . ING OP . n'E PEOPLE
The people of the cities of Pittsburgh and
Alldgheny, and the county of Allegheny, are ms
'pectin' By. but earnestly invited to attend a meet
ing at the Diathond market house, in the city of
Pittsburgh, on Friday, the sth day of June, 1846,
at? o'clock, p.*., to express their views in refer
ence:to .the existing war with Meilen, and to de.
viedzilch measures as may be deemed expedient
ancl - necessary; in order -to insure, so far as Old
A4g,heny As concerned, an early 'and prompt
compliance With the requsitiori of the President
.upon the Governor.of Pennsylvania for troops.
eltarles Staler, Wilson 31 Candless,
*Patterson, S. W Black,
•Johrfßigler,. • John B. Butler;
Alex Slack, William Robinson, Jr.,
J.. C. Kimble, James S. Craft,
Wm. H. Striith, Alex. Brackenridge,
jamas M Clintock, William 'Wilkins,
E. D. Gazzam, John B. Guthrie,
J. K. Moorhead, E. Trovillo,
R. H. Kerr, H. S. Magraw,
R. C. Townsend, G. R. Riddle,
J; -C.' Davitt, • P. M'Kenna,
John W. Blair, - Thomas Haniilton,
Samuel Morrow, F. Cotter,
P. H. Hunker, James Cunningham,
. Jonathan Large,
Alex. Carnahan, Webb Closey, •
A. KCammon, _ Jacob M Collister,
David Hartz, William Karns,
Andrra. Mellwaine, James S. Hoon,
John S. Hamilton, William MMahon,
Robert Morrow, Wm. H. Whitney.
- John H Davis,' Robert Sargeant,
John 31 Snowden, William L Miller,
'Joseph Cooper, Edward Snowden,
W•G'Hawkins, • J H
Robert Donaldson, II H Peterson,
C Richey; Thomas Blackmore,
John D Miller, C Meredith,
' RARatusman, - Daniel Weartz.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
•
- 01 ALLTOIIENT COUSTT.
• 'At a meeting of 'the Democratic Conunitte of
Conespowlence of Allegheny County, held on the
16th
_inst. at the Washington Hotel, it was, on
motion
.Besolved, That the DeirtocrJlie eitizens of the See
era! wards of the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
arid of the boroughs and townships of the County, be
requested tohlikl their primary meetings, at the usual
places;ho Sattaxicty the 20th of June next, for the
purpose of choosing 'the usual number of Dele-.
gates, to repre.seiat the said 'districts in County
- ConVentioni
Thatthe Delegates so elected or clip
' ten, he,-and they axe hereby directed to meet in
Convention at the New Court House, in Pittsburgh,
n Wediusda.y, the 24th June next, at 12 o'clock,
for. llae purpose of nominating one person as a
candidate for Congress. Four persons as candidates
:fer the_Genez'al. Assembly. One person as a can
didate for Sheriff. One person as a candidate for
Prothortonut. One person as a candidate for Cor ,
Oiler. One person as a candidate for County Com-
Missione.ra, and one person as a candidate roe Coun•
ty Auditori also to appoint conferees, whose duty it
shall* to nominate, in conjunction with alike num •
tier of,confireesfrom Butler county. One person as
a candidate for State Senator, to represent the die
. trict composed. of-the counties of Allegheny and
Butler. .1011 N •C. D.A.virr, Chairman.
' S. - -joncs, Seq.
The. Democratic candidate, for Coagrers. - -The
1 roininee-of the Democratic Convention should be,
J if,-possible, the very strongest man in the county.
1 We require not only an le tnan, but one who
, unites both ability of the first order and general
popularity. Such a man in Col. WILSON M
:—CA.NDL-E'SS--let the Ikuloiraty rally upon this
able and' eloquent ehaMpion of tlitir prineipler„
and success is Certain.: The peirplo of this Dis
trict require Ids servicti in Congress, and will not
be deuied. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Effil
•
Kr Editor:—Vm art hersby,aatharized to state
that the name of CO' 1011.1,141 AN LAILGE:OI Jeff
erson Towmbip will be presented to the Demo
cratic coMention as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff, Gen. Large if electig, will Wake a cor
rect and efficient officer; he is well known to the
,people, and if nominated, will receive the warm
support of • THE PEOPLE.
may 25.
Mr. tlifor:—Having been a devotC,l friend of
Jody Patterson, for the office of Sheriff, in a for
mer occasion, I beg leave to bring him before the
:Demociatic'convention again, for a nominaiton for
~khat office. I feel confidentthat if placed before the
people, tithe county Convention. he wilibe tri.
urnpbantly clecte.i. = A DEMOCRAT.
^ critrWe am. authorized to state, that JAMES
CU. NINC;HAM, 0( Mifflin township, will be a
candidate foi the Legislature, if nominated by the
Democratic Convention. . my2s
We have been requested to announce the name
of Mow , M...fourrirrox, as a candidate for the
office oliCoronar subject to the decision of the
Demoiritie: County Convention. june 2-tc.
CORONER.
We hale been authorized to state that DAVID
liawrz, Esq., will be a candidate for re election to
the cede of Coroner, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. mayll.
4 Miraele—to cure Eruptions and beautify dis
colored Skin.—A valuable discovery in Chemistry
has been made lately by M. Vesprini, an Italian
Chemist, for curing all eruptions, and for changing
the color of dark, yellow or discolored skin to a
one juvenile and youthful clearness. He has made
'this in the convenient form of a beautiful piece of
Soap. For any old cases of eruption, such as scur
vy, salt-rheum, erysipelas, &c. it cures wonderfully;
also,• freckles, tan, sunburn, morphew pimples,
idotches, &c.
See that lady, what a fright;
Jones's splendid Lily White
Would give her skin a natural sue.
Hut;you note, in spite of_ talk,
She will usethe common chalk;
• ' , lhus you see her face is blue.
tbn't same lady, and many others, had used
Jogssi'd=lily White, her face and cheeks would
Viva, had (a: natural,) life•like, alabaster white.
Sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Ware
house Liberty:'street; head' of Wood.
JUST RECEJVF,D.
CASES Embroiderad and:Plain Florence and
St:rpm/Bonnets.
10 bnies new style Ribbons. .
20 t!. ,Ilow,ers and Wreathes, at 7'J Diurkef
W.II.!CLOtRA4.I)'S .
street:`
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SHEREFFALITY
CORONER.
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eases have. - OW stiginjii.impurity Of_blood:—.. •
IdoSeeYeSisc'ellenttbezeneral health;- Mere is no
Secnrityikainit feyei, Where the blend - is imPure - ,
as indicated by eruptions-of;the vertigo,
headache, laSsitude4 &c The '-best parifier- . of ..the
6160il Clielmer's Sugar-coated which is so
skilfully emtipoundetl, that it dove - pat catise grip
ink, the great objection to all pills. Theenvelope
Of- sugar -.preventsSll , ...nausesi-se•thet;l•saye from
the powerful E yet caey-opeMtion,:Moimitootwoula
hardly he aware. that heliaittakeii. any
: Medicine
Ot OIL:. So. well Convinced Di.••.'Cliektei4l - . the
efficacy of his -pills in-all specified.Ctises;!thithe isl
'pled.ol. to return the money,n when promised
effect is , pot produced; ::.• .• •
Stild Wl
m.ackson . corner of Wood • and Lib
erty.sircets, who is general-Agent for Dr. Cliche
ner's -Pills . in - Pittsburgh and vicinity. •
(jj..Beware - ..,0f an. imitation article called "ht.
prorett • Sugrir,Coatcd Pills,'-' purporting to be pat
ented, as both the pills and pretended patent arc
forgeries,; got up-by a miserable quack in New
York, who, fur the last four or five years, has made
his hiring by counterfeiting popular medicines.
Mankind! at leist that part of you
With scalp quite bald and bare,
YOu can have splendid—indeed, 'tis true!—
Most glorious silky hair.
If you have dandruf on the scalp;
lithe hair turns 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 we#.lc or falling,
And you would have it live,
Why, try at once a bottle of Jone's
Hair Restorative.
lUThree shillings only for a trial bottle. War
rant it to possess the following qualities. It will
force the hair to grow on ally part where Nature in
tended hair to grow, stop it filling 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
long any other article.
Sold at JACKSON'S Patent Medicine Ware
house, SO Liberty street. Pittsburgh head of Wood.
cCrPrincipal Office, sign of the American Ea
gle, 82 Chatham street, New York.
GENERAL ORDERS..-NO 1
HEAD QUARTERS, IST BRIGADE.,
15th Div ision, P. 51. Pittsburgh, May 20, 1646.
lilThe emergency has arisen when the volun- i
t Leers of the lat Brigade may be called upon'
to perform service in the tented field. The
President of the United States having made
l a Sta r te uqu an ia d the Adjutant
requisition
n upon theGeneral,
Governor
under 7,f thishis
instructions, having issued the necessary
orders to the several officers under his command, it
is therefore recommended to all officers of Volun
teer Companies in the Ist Brigade to use their best
exertions to complete their muster rolls in conformi
ty with the designation of the President, viz: One
Captain, one First Lieutenant, one Second Lieuten
ant, four Sergeants, four Corporals, two Musicians
and 64 privates, to practice them in all duties re
quired in active service. They are further required
to deliver the original master rolls to the proper
-Brigade Inspectors, who will return the same to the
Brigadier Generals, and be fully ready to tender
their services to his Excellency FRANCIS R. Sine z.
Governor of this State, on or before the 2:241 day of
June, 1846.
It is hoped that the officers of the first Brigade of
the 15th division P. M. wilt do their whole duty, and
that more men than is required from the Brigade
will promptly signify their willingness to serve their
country in the existing war with Mexico. By order
of the Adjutant General.
_ . .. . . _
JONATHAN LARGE,
Brigadier Genera!,
First Brigade 15th division P. M
Pittsburgh Navigation and Fire mum
ranee Company.
OFFICE. NO. 21 MARKET STREET.
riE citizens of Pittsburgh continue to be offered
1
an opportunity to effect insurance upon — their
property, by a Domestic institution located among
themselves, based upon domestic capital, and con
ducted by directors, in whose prudence, integrity and
good faith they can readily ascertain whether they
may repose that undoubted security winch should
ever attend an assurance transaction.
To persons whose properly has already been dam
aged or destroyed by fire or water, the advantage of
personally adjusting the loss with an institution AT
HOME, will be strikingly evident. To those who suffer
ed by the Great Fire, this particular corporation needs
no recommendation. The prompt payment of the
whole amount of its lossess---NEABLY TWO HUNDRED
THOttSAITD DOLLARS—iS tO them a sufficient guarantee
of future security.
It is the part of all prudent men, however fortu
nate, to anticipate calamity for the purpose of avoid
ing its effects. To such as have hithertO escaped, as
well as to those who bare sustained loss, the facility
of protection and indemnity, offered by this institu
tion, will be the strongest inducement to avoid the
reflections sad regrets which must be experienced
by those who suffer without hope of restitution.
M. ALLEN, President.
Ron's. Purrinv, Secretary. ft:MO-46m
DR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA VEGETA
BLE BLOOD PILLS.—The proprietor is
obliged to manufacture them on a much more ex
tessive scale than heretofore, and by a great im
provement in his machinery. can make them much
faster and with less labor, consequently less ex
pense, which enables him to sell 40 pills to the
box instead of thirty as heretofore. As a Spring
Purifier, these pills have no equal, and for purify
ing the blood, and purging and cleansing the stom
ach and bowels, they are the safest, best, and
most efficacious in existence. If pills are necessa
ry at all, Pr. Leidy's Blood Pills will effect all that
can be effected by any known pills in the world,
for all the virtues that can be combined in pills
are contained in them, and their established repu
tation is the best proof of it. No other Pills arc
known to contain Sarsaparilla in them, and all
other Pills tailed by names nearly similar, are
manufactined only with a view to sell them on
the reputation of the true and genuine DR.
LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA VEGETABLE
BLOOD PILLS, the first Lind original introduced
by such name.
Bb cautious, therefore; ask for and take no oth
ers, and you will not be deceived in their effects;
whilst if you take of the spurious, or imitations,
you will not only be deceived by their effects,
which are ofttimcs serious and dangerous, but de
ceived out of your money also.
Male and female, young and.old, can take them
at all times, in all diseases, Without change of liv
ing, restraint from occupation, or fear of expo
sure to all weather—containing neither mercury,'
minerals; 'nor any ingredient whatever thaLis un
friendly or dangerous to. the constitution. Try
them, try then; if their effects do not confirm the
foregoing, their cost will be refunded by Dr. Leidy
upon satisfaCtory evidence of it.
63- For sale by B. A. FAIINESTOCK'Se
cornet Sixth land Wood streets, who are the only
Agana for Pittsburgh. rny29-deew
Tripartite Bridge.
At the cogltuence of the Allegheny and Monongahela
Biters.
ÜBLIC notice is hereby given, that in pursuance
P
of an Act, of the General Assembly to that ef
fect, books for the subscription of stock to the Com
pany, for erecting a Wire Suspension Tripartite
Bridge, over the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers,
at their confluence opposite Pittsburgh, will be open
ed at the several places hereinafter named, on the
SECOND MONDAY OF JULY next, and continue
open between the hours of 9 and 4 o'clock, for three
successive days:
In the City of Pittsburgh, at the Exchange Hotel;
Geo. W. Jackson, John Caldwell, N. B. Craig, Sam'l
M. Wickersham, Thomas Bakewell; John B. Butler,
A. IC. Lewis and James Wood, Commissioners.
In the Borough of Manchester, at the office of y
rus Townsend; John Sampson,John Cheney, Wil
liam Lecky and Jeremiah Dunlavy, Commissioners.
In Beaver county, at the public house of C. W.
Blass, in Fairport; David Shields, Andrew Purdy,
Samuel McFarren and David Ramsey, Commission
ers.
In the Borough of Butler, at the public house of
Jacob Meshing; Joshua Stoolfire and Wilson Mc-
Candless, Commissioners.
In the Borough of Washington, at the louse of
Gen. John Huey; William Maraniels, John Park,
John F. Wrenshall, Eward McDiontild - an!lStePhea
Woods, Commissioners... '
. . .
. . . .
The shares of stook are Fifty nolhuse.eseh, aid at
the timeet subscribing, Fin. D0Lt. , a4040 , 104.41. 111 .-
is to be aid.
• Hy order of the Commisdonerr _
[Attest,] J E,: bIcCAHS, Chairman
myl-laartd. -=-
EAS--veryfhte Ypung Hwy
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Imperisl - - 40,BLeSt: For eele by
may 10. , THOS. MILLER
7 .
, . 7 ,
BYIAST -NIGHT'S
No latei , ad§itellfth# l - the seal , a 'mil' 'was
ceived by Int niiit's-Scruthern mail.: Great ans.
tety is &T OT' Nevi °ileum to hear full acconnte
of the-reception of Genered:raylor andehis army
in Matamoras. •
_
BANK RuLvar.--The , Augusta Chronicle of
the 29th ult. says:—"The- Commarcial Bank of
Macon - was closed on tuesday;the 26th inst. We
have not been able to leain - anything about the es-
tent of its liabilities, or the probable to'; te the
community. That it has failedilio•Wever, there is
no. doubt."
[Reporte4 Cor thellaitimore Sun.]
Twenly4iinth Cpngress,
3V.tBinitiTos, e ,Tune 1, 16-10
SENATE. -
The morning hour was; as usual occupied by the
presentations of petitions and-other unimportant
matters.
Mr. Fevier reported a bill, regulating trade and
intercourse with the. Oregon Indians. It was
twice read. .
The bill providing for an increase of paymas
ters in the Army, as returned from the House in
an amended form, was reerred to the Military
Cotnmittee.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
of the Pregon jurisdiction bill, as reported from
the Committee on Territories. The question pen
ding wan on the motion of Mr. Westeutt, to post
pone the further consideration of the bill until the
first Monday in December next.
Mr. Ca.ss having - the floor, made a long speech
in reply to Alr. lkinton, who had fixed the line at
W degrees. Mr. C. vigorously attacked all the
positions of the latter, and contended that 54 -10 is
the true hue, lii the course of his remarks, lie re
ferred to some 01 Mr. Bentoti's old speeches for
the purpose ul showing, that at one time. Mr. B.
was himself a 54 10 man. Sir. Benton rejoined at
sonic length.
David S. Causman, a member from the State of
Texas, appeared in the House of Represent:Hi% es
was sworn, and took his seat.
RATES OF DISCOONT
CORRECTED DAM' DY
ALLEN KRAMER, EXCHANGE BROKER,
CORNER OF THIRD AND WOOD STREETS
ILLINOIS.
State Bank & branches. 40
Shawneetown 70w
I=l
Philadelphia Banks ... part
Pittsburgh par
Lancaster par
Chester county par
Delaware county par
Montgomery county.. par
Northumberland par
Columbia Blidge Co .. par
Doylestown par
Reading par
Bucks county parr
Pottsville par
MISSOURI.
State. Bank & branchen.lid
All sol vent banks
NEW ENGLAND.
All solvent banks
NEW' YORK.
New York city pat
Country Id
U. States Bank 30d
Brownsville . !di
Washington id
All other solvent l,ks.2d
Scrip.
Balttrnore
Country .
Mer St Man. bk. null. par
State Scrip 2a
City and County 2LI
Lancaster 1134.1
Hamilton 15d
Granville 45d'
Farmers' lilt Canton..2sl
Urbana. 40d
Seiota . 541
All Solvent Banks Id
EEMEM
State Bk k branchen..2ld
" nerip,s E: 6 p. c..spm
KENTUCKY.
1J solvent Banks 23
MEM
Eastern Banks 2d
Wheeling td
do. branches lid'
Brach at :Ntorgontolen.. Id
' I 'HI: subscriber, having just received from the
P.a.st a full a4sortment of Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Extracts, &c., from the very bet and ap
proved manufacturers, is is prepared to sell them
at as lOW price.; as any other estaldisb—ment in the
West. In the assortment may be found Extracts
de Portugal, EngLeine, Cedra, Reseda, de Mousse
line. Boquet de Caroline, de Patchouly, Rose Ger
ranium, Rouselle . s Pomade, Philcomme,
Indian Hair Dye. !Inners Lirptia Hair Dye, F:au
Lustoul Odorante, for washing and cleansing the
hair, geuine Bear's Crewe and Oil, Cologne, Flo
rida, Lavender and Orange Flteaer Waters, Pearl
and Foilet Powders, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes,
and many other articles. Please call, examine and
judge for yourselves. EDGAR THORN,
may? Corner of Hand and Penn sts.
A N IMPORTANT CLRI: BY DR .I.AVNI:
ALTERATI E.—We have leen intOnned by
Mra Mahan. a grand-daughter of old Gen. Wayne.
that she suffered Mr a number of years from the
growth of a large goitrous tumor of the throat, which
besides the deformity, produced both a difficultyot
deglution and of b:e.tthing. Indeed. she says, the
pressure upon the windpipe was s{ , great as to pre
vent her from sleeping in a recumbent position.
and often suffocation appeared inevitable. :she also
labored nndcr severe indisposition from Liver Com
plaint and J aundice, for which she commenced the
u•e of Dr. Javne's Alterative, which she took for
six or seven weeks, and her general health was
completely re-established by it, and perceiving'
some diminution in the size of the Goitrous Tumor,.
she was encouraged to persevere in the use of the
Alterative until every ventage of the painful Tumor
was entirely removed.
For sale in Pittsburgh, at the Pekin Tea Store
72 Fourth st., near Wood. my 1i
BLEACHED SIIEETINGS AND SHISH.TING.—
The attention of purchasers is invited to our
geral stock of these Goods.
, 4-1 superior Sea Island Shirting Muslins;
" " " "
7-S "
12-4 Hamilton Sheeting;
5-4 "
9-8 44 if
mar 17
Life London, and " lot• of New Ones"
AT COOK'S Literary Depot, 85 4th street.
Life in London, a story of thriling interest,
founded upon the scenes of happiness and misery,
virtue and vice, which constitutes" Life iu the British
Metropolis."
James Diary, or Sudden Riches, by Michael Ange
lo Titmarah, Esq., author of a Tourney to Carnhell to
Cairo, &c.
Blanche Livingtone, a tale by Mrs. Holland, author
of Self-Denial, Reflection, &c.
Henry Russell, or the year of our Lord, 2000, a
novel.
McKenzie's Life of Van Buren, correspondence
Columbian Magazine for June.
Illustrated "
May Martin, or the Money Diggers, a Green 'Moun
tain Tale.
Penny Magazine, No. 21.
Living Age, No. 105.
The Last Number of IlarPer's Bible, No. 54.
Those wishing the above splendid Bible, an beuatifu
style can do so by leaving their names at ihe subscri
bees 85 Fourth at.
Richtliou, by G. P. R. Janies. Ilaipers edition.
Illustrated History of England: being a history of
the peeple as well as a history of the kingdom, down
to the reign of George the Third, now publishing in
numbers.
Illustrated Wandering Jew, No. 12.
Beating Out, a neat little 18 too., and a capital
tale.
Graham's Magazine for June.
National
Lady's Book It
For sale at COOK'S Literary Depot on Fourth at
Dlssoluttoti.
THE firm of Irvine &.Martin was dissolved-by mu
tual consent on the 2d of April. The business
of the firm will be settled by Mahlon Martin and
James Irvine, who are authorized to use its signa
ture for that purpose. They will be found at the
warehouse of Martin & Smith, No. 56, Wood street.
JOHN IRVINE,
• 1.=•• - - • MAHLON MARTIN,
- :AMES IRVINE.
April 7,
_1,1,14;
- .
Ia re thi n i.**tuAmairiess, the undersigned cheer.:
fully recienniendl4o)eStfir Martin. &' Smith to the
friends and cutitoniera or tbd late finn;' as entirely
worthy of Stilt confidence and patronage,
- . /AMER:IRVINE,
-
5 1-^7 .
x'—splecidialeXectiorkit - .Dress. Goods ever expo
u*eiit of 'the mountains" tpening
today at No 46—_, •
Frarich-Organdl , choit' patterns;
• ".." '}Plan Ottani tilia4ed, beautiful; -
A4itheriot of - those extra-rich Bajzorines;
60 pieces New Style. Feria 'Pliated Lawrie;
One lot. lituidsorne patterns, price 18ie;
- - Another lot,splendaerptleated , Organdi Robes,
selling off .at the itAinced price .of-5ft3,75 pattern.
niy29 at.. BURROWS ft , WRYER.
Avn BEAUTIPITLSTIMMEfIS4AWLS
in almost endless variety, opening 1t0.4a.y.
Muting -therri 'are
plendid Herriiana Sewing Silk, nets
Package's choice pattern, Berage; with Mari):
other.entirelr , new 'etyles - , all of which are of
fered'at the lowest piices. at No. 46.
nr . y29_ - • BARROWS & TURNER.
2 1 " PARASOLS—Embracing the dilDrent
Modern styles in all costs, from the
mot magnificent article in use, which are elegantly
edged, tipped,; and fringed, to all qualities of less
Value, varying in price to suit the purchaser. Re
ceivc.t at No: 46. BARROWS & TURNER,
triyi29
rrifiREAD LACES-174 pieces Linen 'Mead,
Mull, Jaconett, Gympure and Lisle Laces,
Edgings and Insertings. ALSO—Black Silk Nett
and Laces—Received at No. lit.
tnv•?4l BARROW. , & TURNER.
CHINTZ CAIACOES.--
100 pieces beautiful patterns, light a n d me li
uni Chintzy, Merrimack and other styles. Receiv
el and selling at 123 c per yard at No. .f tl.
lily V 9 BARROWS & TURNER.
UST opined a fine assortment of iryvt be.ffiti•
J
ltd imitation flowers in china vares under
glass covers, suitable for parlors, mantels
The:e flowers surpass in beauty even the finest pro
ductions of nature, at least so say men who have
examined them
may 27-th.l,
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Grgeral
Quarter Cessions of the Peace, in and fur the Coun
ty of Allegheny.
The petition of Lewis Rinehart of the first
Ward city of Pittsburgh, humbly sheweth, that
your petitiemer has providee himself with miteri
als for the 4commodation of tralelecs and others
at his dwelling house, in the county aforesaid, and
prays that your Honors will be pleased to-grant
him a license to keep a public hous e . of entertain
ment. And your petitioner, as in duly bound %ill
pray. LEWIS RINEHART.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the lot Ward, do
certify that the above petitioner is of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well pros ided
with house room and conveniences for the accom
modation of travelers and others, and that said t av
ern is necessary.
1111211112!
F. AND 5. CAROLINA.
NU solvent banks....2;cl
James Patterson, Jr., Wm. J. Miller, John
Cald , aell, E. W. Peach, John Patton, flirt Dar
rah, llenry Earl. David :McKee, Thos. K. latch,
Jame, Man. Edward Fendrick. Jutic 3.
To the Honorable the Indi:rs n( the ra , rt i;r.ll rat
chtar:cr Session.. au Prat c, In and pr cou y
of ..illeghcny.
The petition of William Brown, of the Third
Ward. Allegheny city, humbly lihetaeth, that youi
petitioner has provided himself mull materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at his
dwelling house, in the countTaforesaid, and prays
that your Honors will he pleased to grant him a
license to keep a public hou , c of entertainment
And your petenoner, as in duty bound, will pray.
WILLIAM BROWN.
WISCONSTN TEAR.
Mar & Fire In Co. Mil we 5
EIMMED
Fare and Nlech bank..Sl
All Other Solvent 51
Exchange—Selling Rates.
New York pan
Philadelphia pun
Baltimore i pun'
GOLD AND SPECIE VALVE.',
Frederickdors S 7 SO
iTen ['balers 7 SO
Ten Guilders.. 3 90
Louisd'ors 450
Napoleon 3 SO
Ducats 2 15:a 2 20
Eagle, old 10 60
We, 11. e sub, eribers. citizens of Allegheny, do
certify that the aboxe petitioner is of good repit'e
for honesty and temperance, and is uell prom ided
with house room and conveniences tor the accom
moda•ion of travellers and others, and that said
tavern is necessary.
" new 10 00
Doubloon, Spinish. . 16 00
Do. Patriot
Guinea. 500
Jacob IV!'hauls . , Jame' Caron. John Dancer,
Roht. Brown. James C. Adair. John L
Kirkpatrick. F:lhanen °lnfant, Henry W Vim ler.
Charles Flund. Elias SicizelA. Jr., John Dewy.
je 3 d3t
The petition of Margate( Carson. of Id ward.
city of Pitt,burgh, 1111eglicny county aiore,aid,
humbly 4.u:well', that your petitioner loath provi
ded herself with materials for the accommodation
of travelers and others, at her dwelling house in the
county aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will
be pleased to grant her a licen , e to keep a public
house of entertainment. Awl your petitioner,
as in duty bound, will pray.
M Arai ET \
To the Honorable the Judges of (he Court of Ge.neral
Qnarter Sex,tione of thy Peace, to owl for the
Cuun
ty ty - .111eghtoy,
The petition uf John Williams of the Borough of
Birmingham, in the county arorcsaid, humbly
sheweth, that you petitioner h is provided himself
with materials for he accommodation of travellers
and others, at his dwelling house. in the comity a
foresaid, and prays that gout honors will be pleas
ed to grant him a license to keep a public house of
entertainment. And your petitioner, as in duty
bound will pray. JOHN AV ILIA A MS.
We. the subscribers, citizens of the Borough of
Birmingham. do certify that the above petitioner
is of good repute for honesty and temperance. and
is well provided with house room and convenient - es
for the accommodation of travellers and others,
and that said tavern is necessary
Edmund Walters, Joseph Ramsey, Isaac Wal.
lace, Philip Jones, David Mor g an, Washington
Richards, Lewis Harcorn, John Pedder, John o'.
Leary, Thomas Blackmore, Jambes Armstrong, J.
W .Ramsey. 3e3-4.13 t
SHEA & PENNOCK
JOHN IRVINE:
l Vi Nheiwisti
Parasois.
Mantel Ornaments
To the lloooroLle the Jo.l;es of the Court of Genrr•
ul quarter Sts OUS o f the Pcacc, unct
Colcoty .
.11Irgheny•
We the sub,cribers, citidenr.ot the Third %% ard,
city of Pittsburgh do certify that the afro% e peti
tioner is of good repute for honeuly and temper ar r ee,
and i, %tell provided with hour e room un•l oor ve r ,
tOr the accommodation of travellers and
others, :red finit said tavern is necessary.
Michael Daly, Wm MiclJy, Isaac • Walker,
Mackey, Wni Gilmore, John Cartwright, Aloe.
Croswell, James A Knox, Matthew Patrick,
Duncan, John Quinn, Irin. Stevenson. jell1:1t
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Genrr•
al Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the
rowdy of 4llegiicny.
The petition of Geo Kirkpatrick, 3 I ward Pitts
burgh, humbly sheweth that your petitioner hath
provided himself with materials for the accommo
dation of travellers and others, at his dwelling
house in the city aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your
petitioner, as in duty bound will yray.
GEO. KIRKPATRICK.
We, the subscribers, citizens of Pittsburgh, do
certify that the above petitioner is of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided
with house room and convenience for the accom
modation of travelers and others, and that said
Tavern is necessary.
John Bishop, William Brvar, Win. P. Giles,
Luke Cockshoot. Michael Daly, Thomas Elliot,
Thomas McCormick, Daniel Arnold, Robt. Trim
ble, Geo. Nenlands, James Mackeral J. C. Dunn.
june 2.3 t
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Generale
Quarter Sessiona of the Peace, in and for the Cowl,:
ty of Allegheny.
The petition of Wm. Gallagher, of the let ward
Pittsburgh, in the county aforesaid, humbly show
eth that yolk petitioner has provided himself with
materials for the accommodation of travelers and
others, at his dwelling louse in the county afore
said, and prays that your honors will be pleased to
grant him a license to keep a „public house of en
tertainment, and your petitioner, as in duty bound,
will pray. r W.M. GALLAGHER.
.
We, the subscribers ; citizens of the first ward,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good re
pute for honesty and, temperance, and is well pro
vided with house room 'and conveniences for the
accommodation of travelers and others, and that
said tavern .is necessary.
James . Gray, Henry Earl, .;Simpson, Andrew
Hilton, Francis 'Nicholson, James Cassily, John
_Caldwell,WMMereditbaames Crawford, A Beel
en,lVitt Skieebyi Thns je24.13t
bbls ustracqi And for itrae
C4*. •= 4 ' E. SELLERS:
57 Wood et.
S r
L ~~~ h
:Ir
P/Rrra ' IIIIII OP/Orrnaltibbits, just tied and
- ky for 84e , to;by `- " wE. SELLERS,
30
116 - EFINED T BOR4*-3 •catide• jot iielifeatti for
sale by.: - 4 . R. F 4, SELLERS,
'Exy3Cf • ; • _ Wood et: i.
------ -
AQUA AtThiONIA. FORT-2 carboys just reed
and for sale by R. E. - SELLERS,
my3o • •.; • - - . , .'`G7 Wood at.
ALCOHOL -10 bbls 76 Percont.:Aust , reed and
for sale , by it: E. SELLERS,
my3o, 57 "Wood at.
-
A SAFOETIDA—.I case 1 just reed told for
A
- , R. E. SELLF.RS,
,my3o 57 Wood
NTITROOS 'ETIIER--2 carboys. just rec'd and for
IA sale by It. E. SELLERS,
..iny3t) 51 Wood st.
QULPII. ETHER-1 carbojurit received and Mr
) J pale by R. E. SELLERS,
mv3o 67 Wood vt.
L I Q GOR AMMONIA— '
It/ Iha for the preparation of Granville's
Liniment;
oz Hydriodate Pateslit
Ext. Julap and Ext. Ithatarv. just reed and
for sale by- it. E.'SI LIERS,
niy3U 57 IVood
PtusoNs in want of a superior artir'e of Wines
or Liquors tier medicinal and other purposes,
can obtain them at the Wine and Liquor Store No.
18 Market st. STERRETT.k.CO.
. _
WNES AND LIQUORS—Of all hind..pal
ates, and pricci for wile lower than .usual,
STERRETT & CO,
IS Market at.
For Sale.
FINE RAY HORSE, high 5 piritel and a
_LI good, hackney, in eery way auitable for a
guotleinao. Having nu naefur him. be will be
Neill lr FOICI lOW
my:uf
fraT II E subscriber, be,off, about to decline
110u:4:beeping, offers to let the two-story
Brick Hole,: now occupied by him, containing two
Parlors, Dining Room, two Eltd Rooms and Kit-
W: w. WILSON
clien, with futiAl&l attiek. For further particu
1,u., apply t.. JACOB NV EA VErit
More Arrival.; of New G00d.,-at B. E.
Conattable o l. 7 83 Market at.
ENCII;Lnd English Printed 111itslin and Organ
I dies.
'White Janet., and Mid Graduated Robes
Ombre Shaded Tarletun Alu.d.us
11Ionrninn Printed do
I I ernanniSbawlE and Scarfs.
lierege do do
French Embroidered Collars and Chemisctts
To the Inhabitant*, of Pittsburgh, dile.
glieny and the rxi rronuding Country.
Jr was not our desire to enter into any dispute with
the "Pekin Tea Company." We dal riot begin
the controversy—we deprecate a paper war, or any
other oar, and profess ourselves to be advocates of
universal peace; but when we found statements made
to the public with such unblushing disregard to truth
as was exhibited in the Pekin Tea Company's attack
upon our establishment, we considered It a dirty we
ow,' to that public, as well as to ourselves, to repel
by it a plain statement of fires.
Th., moral qualifications of some people are so
convenient that they can believe any thing that they
v. hat is the same thing, by putting a good
thee opus a fabrication, and repenting it three or four
tunes, they are enabled to assume all the earnestness
and sincerity of truth, and notwithstanding the, es-
Limy igance of their stiternents, and their total oppo
sition to tiers, their neighbors are called very "ill:
mannered" it' they presume to question or doubt
their vieincity. Thus, though it is stated that five,
hundred thonsand dollars mirth of Mack Tea Was
imported by the Pekin Tea Company, we suppose
we must swallow it at once, or incur their displeas
ure; but we Cannot help being reminded of the shary
of a •• thousand black cats," which a boy dcclaed
he ear upon the garden wall, which, upon inquit . v,
I dwindled down to his father's old tom cat and anqtli
er; and or IWlNpe , :t that these five !imlied thousand
dollar:. worth of black tea, if a similar test was ap
would dinunish it in about the same proper-
Lion. And yet the agent declares that no mysteries
I are presented ! They have au agent at Pekin, but he
is iatrog. They have another at Canton, but be is
equally utlatnown; and at New York they receive
9500,000 worth of black tea, which every body at the
Custom House to ignorant of! Now we confess that
these thinga appear so strange to us—so exceedingly
mysterious, an to sltock our credulity not a little, and
at the risk of being still considerrul"al mannered,"
we' - moat persist iu classing arch announcements with
!the quackery and humbugs of the day.
1 It was also stated that the Canton 'Tea Company
1 W 35 imitators of them; or in other words, that allured
Iby their we had been induced to organize
our present e,tableihnient—whereas, in point of fact,
Iwe had, as already stated, carried - ant our business
!successfully PUCK TEARS before the Pekin Tea
Company was heard of! And without arrogating to
ourselves any great degree of sagacity or pelletize.
tion we may veuture to assert that it was the impar
aielled success of the Canton Tea Company, the um
; ersal celebrity of their teas, and the increasing de
mand for the same, that gave birth to the Perim Tea
;Company, and in fart that the very existents of that
eid.dileiment hi an acknowledgement of the snipe
! rierity of our method of business, and of the prefer
core We have obtained.
Many other statements, equally unfounded, we
have already examined, and the audacity displayed
in these sweiiinims will sufficiently shoe the degree
of tel to which any other statemenw from the
Pekhi Tea Company arc entitled.
Apart from the li,gher obligation of truth, we have
always considered it bad policy to resort to any un
fair means. la order to sustain our own character
we have net er found it necessary to detract our!
ne.glibor's. or to e rite our pancw. rices and then
attempt to palm them off upou the public as the dis
interested notices el' editors of newspapers, which it
is well known night easily be done without any fur
ther bribery than paying for them as advertisements.
That the Pekin Tea Company thought fit to adopt a
different course was no concern of ours, and xi e
should not hale 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 ding stones." Nearly six years
have clapseil since the Canton Tea Company com
menced operations in this city; and an might have
been anticipated, they hare had to encounter the
prejudices of the ignorant as well as to experience ,
the grossest misrepresentations of envious and inter
ested
parties. Hitherto 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 he 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 annouceinents on the
one hand, (which it well knows would be laughed at
here,) and a disparagement of the Canton Tea Com
pany on the other, 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 nut be adduced than the fact of
their agents presuming to institute a comparison re
specting the localities and dimensions of the ware
houses of the two establishments, when it is well
known that the single branch of the Canton Tea Co.
at 163 Greenwich st. wouid more than compare with
the small store it has contented itself withaintil a very
recent period, situated as it was in the-Most obscure
part of Fulton street, and with the present addition
ft has made, no one would think of comparing it with
the splendid store the Canton Tea Company have
just opened at 125 Chatham st. The value of proper
ty in the localities will show the estimation of busi
ness men, and their decision has been pronounced
too long and too emphatically in favor of the locali
ties of the Canton Tea Company, to require any
continents.
The Canton Tea Company have never pretended 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 ore tin
wholesome and never find the way into their estab
lishment. They prefer selecting their stock from the
whole of the various cargoes that arrive from time
to time, and from their long experience in this coun
try and in Europe, as well as their unlimited com
mand of capital, they have always been enabled to
secure the delicious teas forwhich they bare becorite
so 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 o f. neighbors of the
Pekin Tea Company, if Merited not eo well under
stood as well ae felt. its
In tonclusion we wa . i.orilYadd that we entertain
no ill feeling toward the. Pekin -Tea:Company; bat
we warn them against circildeting . thlsehoods at dur
expense...sooner or later it must come to our knowl
ege, as we have now agencies . throughourthe Union,
and they' may rely on it that we shall not fail to ex
pose them in whatever quarter they are carried.
NEW YORK CANTOLTEA- COMPANY.
N. York, April 30,1846, Per Tim. A. MOICKIIOUSE.
Our agents in Pittsburgh are MOEN'S. Bell at Grant
corner -or Ferry , and Liberty:streets, where choice
Tetta.or all lieseriptiens are' constantly ori hand.
Obed Mitchell, 80 Chasmit and 331 Market street,
Philadelphia , • • , • ,
- Phincipal Offices in New - York, 125 and 125} Chat.
ham at., and 163 Greenwich at. mayg.terf4*
EMEE
1
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SMM=I
FIENER
A ( vrtn
biERRE*I"I & CO,
15 Markct st
RIM
I 8 Market st.
004
TVA.MONlrricrinted dold Pens.,--COnatarifly on
J1:1 - - hand the best. assortmentof -this Most invaln
ablo article, There can be mi'ffiore econoMidal
pert; for the nsmess_ or professionaF ,man. 1.
hava - it large assortment of the Very best braids
made: and hating several' gross in this
'city and vicinity Which. have given very gen.
mai satisfaction, I can fully 'recommend-them:
c . For safe wholesale or retail bY
itILSON
corner of 4th ancl Market st.
Diamond for Glne*Cottirtit
UST redel a - fresh lot of Ouiws, sttperior_gia
tl. ziers Diamondg.:seiecte , l - qith care.; Also, a
large lot of diamond, sparks, freglass Otters and
for sale . at the lowest prices
-may 27 I
FOR SALE- s -Presh and Good Lotustilld Lune
and Plaster of. Paris. ;Also--Garden. and
Grass Rakes. Hoes. scythe Sneeds, Pitchforks,
Sickles; Tubs, Buckets and . Keeles Matchei, Corn
Brooms. Carpet Chain and Rag S, and a: large sup
ply of Half 'Bushels and Peeks and Measuref;—
for sale cheap fur cash and in ariy cinantity .to
suit customers. ISAAC HARRIS,
A gent & Com. Alerehant 12 St. Mit : at.
rny3U
W A f N au T ti l l ' ie r) s irt
neighborhood around: several good cooks, cham
bermaids, nurse's and girls for all work. Also. sev
eral apprentices for trades. ;and boys in stores.
warehouses. &c. and for a n4nber of coachmen.
wait6rit, laborers for the city or country. All
kinds of agencies attended to "'ll:3r molerate char-
IS:' , Ac; HARRIS.
Agency and Tro,4ligeuce Olflce,
may 304 Na., 12 St, Clair s 1
c 44 31. 111ebON'Arn, Bell and ..eross
! . .P6ander.. First street. neAr Market, irS
7 ' - cr prepare. 3 to Inakei . Brass Castings and
,--. ,-
fe . ,Ts_i- : e Brass works generally on the Most
reasonable terms ,and shortest notiee
....,*" lie invites machinists and all those
wing b;as works to give him a call, as he is de;
termined to do all work in his, line very low.
may 2i-I y
appmMice lvametl the above buriness.
Slxertfra Sale, by Adjournment
7) virbm of a writ of LeYari Facies, issued
out of tlei tistriet Court of Allegheny Cu..
and to me di:erte.l. %.% ill Le expot-ed to public sale
at the Conn [louse. in the city of Pittsburgh,
uu :\ lonctly. the day of June. A. D.,' 164,3, at
in u chic;:. A. M.. the thllowing property, to wit:
All the right, title. juiciest and claiiiithf ,Samuel
Smith. William Mitchell and Andrew N. IM Dow-.
ell. of, in and to all, that lot or piece of ground,
being part of lots numbered 33 and 3.1, in the city
01 Pittsburgh, containing_intfout on: Penn street
one hundred and twenty feet, and extending back
towards ti.e Allegheny ricer one hundred end'
ninety feet, bounded on the north by property of
the city of Pittsburgh, on the east by cecirs alley;
on the inuth by PeAn street, and on alp
,w 4 soqiot
No. 32. being part of the carte lots which R1P . 4 7 5.1
Bowen, by deed bearint date the 11th day : Of:No , :
retuber, A. D., 1830. conve3ed untoSMnuel - Sznith;
Wni. Mitchell and Andrew N. MDowell, on which
is erected a large Rolling Mill, Nail Factory,
idaeloirnith shops, and a two story brick ware
liou.e, together with all the fixtures; engine; ma
chinery, tools, &c.. belonging to said rolling mill,
• nail factory anal shops. Seized and taken in exe
cution as the property of the st4Stimuel Smith.
William Mitchell and Andrew N. M•Dowell, at
the suit of Richard Bowen; for use of John
Merange. TROVILLO, Sheriff.
Sheriff Offlce, ]lan• 25, 184fi—my 2t3Ats
i•A YE : 'S - EXPECTORANT
medicine has already proved itself to be all
that it has been recommended; by - those who
have given it a fair test in this country, and the
demand for it increases daily. We-have just heard'`
of an important cure of Asthma . ,,Which has been
effected by the use of it in a Irneighhdring
the case was that of a female who 311' . tth.for along'
time been under the care of ,a phyiiiciatt, but, hajti
received no relief, and her case was considered
hopeless. As a last re Fort she purchased a bottle
of Dr. Jayne's, Expectorant, I which caused her M.
expectorate heetr, g.raditally•eased her cough,land
rapidly restored her fn health. We have no he - dta
tion in saying that his preparation of Dr. Jayne,
for the cure of Com; is, ColdS, Induenia, Asthma.,
.ConsumPtions, EVc., is the Most valuable melieine
ever offered to the American, public.. There is no
quackery about it—Dr. Jayne is one of the most
skilful practicing physicians; and wherever his va
rious preparatiOns have-been thorough' tested, he
is looked upon as a great :.public benefactor.—
Somerset (Mr.) foto-net j.
For sale in Pittsburgh, at•:the Pekin Tea Store,
1:..! Fourth st,. near Woiod. my I
Security to Puttlinsers.
WEDNFSDAY
THP Tegnlar mail antlirsgisergfoxe l i m p...--
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-et NEW ENGLAND.;Cagr.: S. B. Page._
will run an a regular uacket betweeirPittsburgh And
eine;nuati. tearing this port every - Wednesday atitf4: -
A. M.. and Irbel , lin'g = at IA P. M. the same dap.,=l,
llehlrning. slip will lease Cincinnati erity Saturany
at 10 A. M.
,444. by C. V. Cwt.", la 1 For freight or passage apply on boarvt - - . _
erch box of GENUINE BUGAR CiiKiiSiPit..LS• has WWII rt
s, :z ure
lila aka'
Oririße 'COG..
bmcntor„_ _ 'r esr>ui.
gr I LICKEN Elt - s SUGAR aiATED VEGETABLE
PILLS are the first and only Medicine ever
known that will potitirti mire
Headache, Giddiness, Measles, Salt Maim,
Rheumatism, Piles, Heartburn,' \Volum,
Dispcpsia, Scurvy, Cholera Morbus,
Small Pox, Janndice, Congos, Quinsy, --;____
Pains in the Back, Whooping Cough,
inward Weakness, Con'.sumptirM„Fitk,
Palpitation of the heart, Liver Complaint,
Rising in the Throat, Fzysipelas,Deafnesh,
Dropsy, Asthma, Itchings ofi the:Skin',
Fevers of all kinds, Colds, Gout, Graverj
Female Complaints, Nervous ComplainM,
And all other diseases originating from impurities of
the blood.
frr They have cured. since their intrOdUction;
over 2,090 persons, who have'been'given up as hopM.
less cases, by the most eminent PhysiMans. '
Int- They are patroilized reOmmended:l4
elan of the highest distinction, among Avhona
Hon. David R. Porter, Hon. Henry Clay, , -
lion. John Q. Adams, Iton. Dania Webster,
lion. Martin Van Buren, Hon. J. C. Calhoiuty
Gen. Winfield Scott, Col.X. M. Johnstil4:?... -
lion. James K. Polk, Gen i Lewis Casa.
tkr Their virtues arc :sot infallible that the money
will be returned in all cases they, do not give univer
sal satisfaction. Although but tivo and a half years
have elapsed since these celebrated Pills were. first
introduced to the piddle, the sale of thent in the
Eastern and middle States has far exceeded Dr.
Clickener's most sanguine expectations. During the.
past year, alone, no less than; 0,000 gross of boxes
have been sold in the State of New York, 6,000 in
Pennsylvania, 4,000 in Maryland, 3,009 in New Jer
sey, 2,000 in Delaware, and 0,000 in theNewthigland
States, requiring the constant lempl u t q pit of 2.1
hands, exclusive tat printers and engravers. In the
same period, upwards of 200,000 copies of the
"Fancily Doctor , ' have been ordered by agents in
every section of the country. These facts trilist
show, conclusively, that Dr. Clickeners Sugar Coat-.
ed Pills, besides being the very best medicine in the'
world, are held in the highest estimaticinby the public..
We might extend this publication to an indefin
-1 ite length; if we deethed it expedient!, to publish all
' tersimonials we have received, not only from agents
but individuals and families, . who have experienced
the benficial effects Of Clickenees .Sugar , Coated
Pills, but we deem, it unneeessary. The, .most
contestible, evidence of their 'unprecedented success,
are the numberless Imitationa and Countertbits'Which
have already appeared, notwithatandihg the brief pe-1
riod they have been b efore the public. Even some
of our staunchest pill makers have had the audacity
to imitate the capable or Sugar, in order to disguise
the ingredients or their' compounds,and palm
them o ff for• the "real ,silnoti pure."l neh paltrY
shifts cannotlaat long witheUt exposing; thO : hiaecns
deformity. Truth and honOty. must inettably pre." 7
sail over rascality and deception. -
For sale in Pittsburgh by WM. JACK, ON, et his
Patin! Medicine' Warehouse,' N0..139; Liberty street,
head of Wood at.; Pittaburgli. ' Piice;'2Be. per box. I
Dr. Clickenees principal!officeia 81 Bafelay street,
New York.
44r- Beyvare of an imitation article called
proved Sugar Coated Pills,-purporting to be patented,
as both the pills and the pretended patent are for
got, up by a miserable quack in New York,
who, for the last four or &re years, lhas made his
living by counterfeiting popular medicines.
tcr Remember, Dr. Q . V. Clickener is the original
inventor of Sugar Coated Pills, and that nothingof
the sort was ever. heard of until he introduced theist
in June, 1843., Tiirchasers shodlti, therefore;alssays
ask for Clicktinees Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and
:take no other, or theywill Made the Vietims of a
•
.ffaud. may 9
ikCIIINE CAADS rot 79; 0 1 Car .
c d 2ocinta in: w 'of ood a z i peti t :
or q uality; just rectived and for Mile et r ed uc ed
prim '
my 22
N=IMI
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- - - .00.i. Dtiaarrian.t.f: ail& Lrratairlitt
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ILEGVLAii. PACS-Cr. . --
t t .s gr l A
. : . The ne,v. , and splendid passenger steam
er COLU M.B I A, 0 9 Nt_tt., Master, win
eave for the above' and intermediate ports, regulax- -
s.For freight iii'p4sag,e apply on board • nr- t° ' ;.'7- -
. 'el - . ..: -. D. WlL.NlNgvAgetit,..
• :""fuelltitlying riiekoG
-•-- •
!...4 The ,fie:w and splkidia
, passengern stenr-
,: heat pEctAltAlleqi*i-cAit.
will rtitt as:a•regulnr naiiket_ tietween:Pittslintg4:FOr -
Cincinnati; pert Piery..TOMiv,e l o=l ,
*
at - 3 fo ki R
eluceturning. she ; , .ill,,le"aye' - '040011 2 14
evistv eeening.at 3 ivelock,:,
The Deelar'atien afters seperier.aecottnPdailing:
te, passengeri. For freight. or passage -1
hoard.
w. NV. WILSON
• - MONDAY PACKF.T.-r
-11M-regular mail and pasengerslea..mr
•er TINTON, captaitiMaclean, Intl-as
a regular packet: hetWeetilittsburgh'and:Ciiiejn 1111
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ti leavingilii Prt c‘eryMonda . j. at
na •
• - o
ire • . -T
P..
M. Returning OA -, will leave Cmnatt.aterr -
Thursday. at a 11. M.
l'he Ilnktn - was built expressly for this'ttale;• :
and affords every accommodation. , -
Fur freight or passage apply on burnt. map
, .
- - POP, CINCINNATI.. • •
14:44CA 'r =l e A ll N known Fors f 7tll,.. r ga u s ' l,:fil n ga r
as a raga ar Packetileaving'every'vedngsdas.'mora;
ing at 10 &clock.' and NVleeling, at 10, M., the
ranee day. •. Hetorn;ne,,she will leave Cincinnati
every glinr‘lay, at 10,:Ai M. - • • •
For freight or irIRS3OO ate Pit eni hoard, os to
FOR. YTH- & Co., Agents,: -
No. 30, Water street:
, . - -.The T.M.ll:ll' rnail and passenger steamier
~ CIIIe.iSSIAN, Capt. Isaac ilennett l will
,rnn as a_freidar Packet between Pittiitinrgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this pnrt rivers. Saturday;• at 30i;
I. M., and''Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same lily.
1 Returning. she will leave Cincinnati e'very Tuesday.
at 10, .V. - • '-'
.k .
For freight nr passer apply on board.. . •
The Circassian was built expressly for thii tirade;
and offers to her passiingers every comfortand .ne
enmrandatinn.. • - - ' '
PACICET.
_r The.reqUlßT maitantl naasenOr steamer
MESSENGRIL. Capi. rtnfilwl. will run as
a regular Packet between littsltuigh and o,tici*lti,
leaving this pert every .Saturday at 10, A.
Wheeling at 1 0 . P. DT., VLF- same day. itettltning,
.The will leive Cincinnati ecery Tuesdav; at 'lO
n'eleek. A. 111.
For freight or irlF•Sagtk apply on hour i
The Nies , :enzer wa built expreAsly for : . thin
and offers trl her pasgengers every comfort and ac
commodation. mac
TJ'ESDAY PACKET. ;
711 P. reim'ar:insil and paaaeeireiliteani
er HIBERNIA, 'Capt.' John Kin reltex,
will - inn as'a regu!ar hetweark PittOlitikind
Cincinnatil leaving this c'ert everi:Ttiesdair
and Wheeliricr..vt 1 . 0 P. M..ef.the- cattle
Rollin - 41g she *ill. leave Cincinnati every Friday at.,
~ . .
Foirril;,elit or niissage-noply on boarti. - , .
, . The Ilihernin wfts built expressly for the trade,
and offeis'to„,iiri , 0151:engers every comfort:and go.
perinr:_acctirtn'o;ifttiott., . . . . apt-
' . .••• TH . F 1 .renidar mail and 'pasgencer z , teant.
- cr CLIPPER No. 2, Captain Cropki
run as a regular Packet between Cincinnati au4
burgh, leaving :this port every Friday at 403:K. M.;
and Wheeling at 'IQ P. M. the same day. Retnining
she will leave Cincinnati every Monday at 10 chlcdr,
For I'm:Q.l'o,r nasvace :tool y on board..
_-
The Clippor NO. 2 was built expressly for this tra d e r
and offers to her passengers trery comfort and
ac
commodation. • . hia3*3
REGUI.AIt CINCINNATI PACKF:t% , . -
• .THFI new U. S. Mail steatnevACAP/A,
M. R. Lucas. ;Waster, will ran as a reita-
War passineer packet „between Pittaborth mid the
above port durina the xeason of 1646ileaviog ec eryr
Thursday at IS o'clock A. M. -*
- The Acadia is new and has su 'fieSior accomrtioda
tions. Foi-treight nr pamiEe ranply en benisils-qr-:to
J. NEWTON JONES;-Akepp,
.
MONDAY PECTCE.T.
intreLiii The r.eciarnriil rim) passengeretearrier
itiONONtlAttEl.4 - ; Cant.. Ston - wilt inn
as a regular Packet between Pittsbtirgh an ' rt Piecin
nati..teavine this port - PNI`I7 Monday at 10, A. AY.,,.;
and lAilwelirer at 10. P..l4'..;the same day. Iletnert
inc. she will leave Cincinnati every Thursday, at 10,
For freight or %Rage Trudy nn board.
The Monongahela. was built expressly- for this
trade, and offers to the passengers comfort, Dna sti;
accomModations. _ mar :11.
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The New, Englandwall built exp'resslytbitiligiradii;
mmildoffersto the vanengers bVt.it. doinfbftliturlmtoe-,
Tior accommoifitiona. - . - Auurf+6 ~, '
•,
SAINT tortS PA CKETS.
FOR ST: LOL'iS--REGULAR 'PACKET..
• ••• - • , -The new and splendid passenger Steam .
er TOM CORWIN, Capt. 'higher, 'will
nTniri-the.trade from Pittsburgh tia St. Lotiis,:dm
rinitbe teastut of 1844.. •
The Tom.qpnrin. huilt expressly for the
trade, and is eegantly furnished in siert , respect.
For freight or passage apply on board. •
•
mn}lo.- '
FOR ST. LOUIS—REGITIAR - PACX.T.T..
1 .4 474 1 The ne . ":And irTilendikpaisenger steam
', _ er BRITNETTP,, Capt.,Perry:,3ol! run. in
the trade from Pittsburgh to' St. Loiiis,-irdring' the
season or 1846. ' '
'(he Brunette , A•iis hnilt
_expressly for the:tradrs
and is elecantly fotiinished ip evert' respect. ~.
For freight or passage apply on board. ap).4:
FOR LOUSVILLE-RECIJLAR FACKET
, The new and splendid passeriOir
er TONNALLUXA, Ctpt. J. It
Wi mn in the trade from Pittsburgh to LobieviU du-.
sing the season of 1846. , .
The Tonnuleuka, wan built expressly Air the trade,
and is elegantly furnished in every respeeL - -
For freight or passage . apply on board.. •
in
Remittances. ; to . England. Ireltkint - Scot:.
land and Wales.
ERSONS dereirOus of remittirig thofiey to any or the aboVe countries, can do so through the ink.
m
scribers on the.ost easy terms. We See prepired
to issue drafts for any amount over £l,OO _
Itimittaimes Made through our house any day.beforia
th€ I.ld pf May, will be received in Irelaini t , bY the
nth of Jui c.
IILAEELY & MlTCllEL,Pittstmrgh,
Agents for Roche, Bro's gr. Co.,
New York.
OR RENT.—We offer for rent, that large and
ju commodious frame house; opposite the residence
of Mr. T. McCarty on Cummins streets, Bth
The house contains eight well finished morn S and
has a well, garden' and a number ofgood Eruittrecs,
and grape vines. Rent UM' and possession given
immediately. Enquire of
BLAKEIX
Real Estate Agents.-
IDOR SALD—The large thipp._stlarybri 4 hplisil
-1: and lot ofground on *hich it is erected, on. Gran t:
street, between Cherry alley and Sixth street, at prey- '
ent occupied by Mr. Delany. The property . will be
sold at a great bargain. Enquire of.
tnytS BLAKELY & MITCBEL
Itesnittdiseei to "the Old coluwery. l 2 •
ONEY sent to all pa;ta of .Eng,land,
it- 1 - Scotland, and Wales, in stuns of £1 and up •
wards, to suit purchasers.
• ALLEN KRAMER, Err/usage Broker.'
m9-Ncly&d.l.rn corner of 3d add Wood sts.
RNOLD'S WRITING FLUlD.Received, a
2-1 supply of Arnold , a Writing Fluids and Red'
Inks, imrranted genuine, fresh and free from mould;
for sale by JOHN H.
may 5 . 122 V4catetreet.
QUOE PAPER.-100 reams crown shoe paperi-Mi
la sorted colors, received and for sale by .. ,
" .701 IN B. MELLOR,
ma .5 122 Woodet.
ECEIVED TEAS DAY—Received this day, by
JLA, Green it Co's Express, A large assortment,-.04
the newest styles of,YarasOlls, and Farasedlonew,.
Fringed and Plain; which we will offer at pricesthif
cannot-fail to please all who want a beautiful attlelti;
at the new Dry Goods Rouse. ' -
GEO. S. SWARTZ, -
- No. 106 Market street__
WEM.: 6 Br a t i nl y -1-A vvezior lot Exlo 9d ,10x
ttly.l6
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