PUBLISHED BY I THOS. PHILLIPS & W. H. SMITH, "N:'CORNER OF WOOD 4. FIFTH STS Tiqfl:llB.—FlVE DOLLARS a year, payshte in 1:74k RCS. Single copies TWO CENTS—ror sate at the nter'of the office, and by News Bays. - , " i ll'he Mercury and Manufacturer le published WEEKLY, at the same office, on a double needism• sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in ad. trance. - Sinzie copleA, SIX CENTS. Terms of Advertising. Prat SQUARE OF TWELVE. I.:INEs OR LESS: Nine Insertion, 0.50 1 One month,ssoo rwo Insertions, 0.75 I Two moats, SAO ,Orso,insertions, 1,00 Three months, 7,00 .One week. 1,50 Four months, 5.00 '. :two weeks, 3,00 SIX mouths, 10,00 ,70,11jse Weeks. 4.00 One year, 15,00 YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS. a . : CialtatAlSLl AT PtIlt1111:7Rt. ' . Ons gpiera. 70. Sviaret Vl4r varreiba, *ISM Sit modths, $23.00 bens year. 25,00 One year. 35,00 1 - rrLarger advertisements la prorortion. CAtORof four lines Su DOLLARS a year. PUBIAC OFFICES,&C. 'CITY Pear °talcs. Third between Martel and Wood Olteerts:—K, M Riddle. Pistmaster. r)urreersi lionst, Water, 4th door from Wood a. Peter liitires buildings—Major John Wlllock, Collector. CITY TatallOßY. Wood between First and Second Onsets—James A. flartram, Treasurer. Coon's Tasasuay, Third 'tree,. next door to the Third Presbyterian ChOrch—S. B. Johnston, Treasurer. M.,som's arms, Fourth, between Market and Wood lintels—Ate:ander. Hay, Mayor. Miamian's Exerwros, Fourth, near Market et. BANKS. rtressuaran.hetween Market and Wood streets, on Mrd sod Ponrth streets. *. a MID MANUtACTVISCItS . •ND Fsnmeas' fle• 'site Cult. (formerly Saving Fund,) Fourth, betwten and Market streets, itresexos, einh street. near Wood. 110Tel.S. MOXOMOI,HCI.• }louse, Water street, near the Brki:e I F:tCRANGIC (best, corner or Penn and St. Clair. " ngILISCH4/1711 . nOTZL, stonier of Third nod Wood. e. .Alissatcan Hoeat..corner of Third and Smithfield. gIITZD t..TLTC4. corner of Penn ...tree( and Canal. ""stottpaps, AD EAGLE, Liberty street, near Seventh. . 1 1141.tatits MANSION 90111.111., Libtriy St opposite IVn enc 1110.1.011Intlfr 31 01A0t2-1110 , C11Z. Penn SI. opposite Canal. • v JLII °BERT 'WOODS, ATTORNEY AND 11 1 -110 COUNSELLOR AT LAW.—Olfwe rem,. • ikeill to Bakewell's offices on Grnnt st., neatly opposite time new Court House, next rooms to John D. Mahon, *at floor. sep 10 THOS. A. ELLIOTT, remoced t • St. Clair street, between Penn avid Liberty St i r, ORO buret, s p 10 JIVE W GOODS.—Preston 4- Mackey, wholesale and rstaUlsaler■ In English, French. ard Domestic r; Pria44,..441e. St, Market at cep 10 CA:ND LESS & LIT R E., Attorneys and • Vnaaaellors at Law: Office in tite.Dtamond, back 4444 ohrepon oth.e. Plitshurgh. otep to •REmovAL.-11. Morrow, Alderman; of e norilt aide of Fifth st,, between Wood and Smithfield Pittsborei. ,cp JOIIN XPDEVIT r, Whara.letir t,cC r Rectif%iog Distiller, And Dealer in Produce and Pitioloirzh 4 1IN s a fat ct ure d Aniclrr, No. 224 Liberty Street, Pitt, emit. FPI/ 10 .11164.111 11. 1V1LL(.11....111 1011 M S. 1)11.W0a llt :UV II LW A3LS & utLwoßTlF.—Wholegale NW grocers Produce. and Com ntidzainn Merchant,., and #oaMtmila Pittoburtlt Manufactured article s , Nn. Wised street. P'n 10 WM& Cr A.R. ti A Routssos, .kor,,e, at Law; -Office on tip north ride Diamoud.hetweeu Market and [Nine at reetg, u p Pia irm rep 10 ':® nuanonAw, Attorney at Law; tenders * proinialonal services to the pn6lic. OrTice cot , 'leer edridtli and Market Streets, above O. Lloyd dr Co's itetre.rittiadtratt. Pa. , aep 10 fouw 11.Boissar N. Kr•N jfiaIFIERIFF Ik. KEAN, Manufacturers of Copper `1 , ...7 Ton, and Sheet Iron Ware. No. SO. Front et., Flits. ftepse Spouting :..nd Steamboat work profanity efflCUted. per 10 YOUN HOS. R. YOUNt. & CO. Furniture Ware Rooms, l...orner of Hand at. 4- Exchange Alley. Verson* wishing to purchase Furniture, wilt find it to etkeiradvantage In give us a call, being fully mlistied that 'we can please al to quality and price. sep 10 MUTTON H A.MS.—Just recelved 160 choice !dm Inn Hams, wet! cured and for rale cheap by Thedo sea or retail, by RUTA BAG A.- supp'y of I.4tidretli's Fresh R.ll- ta Base, and other different varieties of Turnip .See I, just received and for safe at It[Dre[l:l raters at the *Meg and Seed Store of F. L. SNOWDEN, oeP 10 -- No. 184 Liberty street, head of Wood. lA/ EBB CLOSEY,S Boot and shoeAlnnutacim VIV ry, No. 83 rourth St., nest drior to lie U. States 114 . 0. Ladies Prunella, Kid and Satin Shoes made in lit neatest manner, and by the newest French patterns. ibep 10 MORUB MULTICDLUS. in lots to suit 5/000 A purchasers; tote disposed of by F. L. SNOWDEN. No. 184 hiheriy street, head or Wood. r'isAfiLlA ROOTS, Flowers and Flower Seeds of ev• j jp ery deteriplion, can always he had at the Drug ' , sad Seed store of F. L. SNOWDEN. se* 10 184 Liberty street, head of Wood. SOLatt3.llllnois Annual Mammoth Onion recd. for wile at the Drug and seed store of F. L SNOWDEN, 131 Liberty street. head of Wood 400 LISS. NEW JERSEY SWEET POTATOES, for seed; just received by F. L. SNOW DEN, No. 184, Llheruy head of Wood at %ELDEN TOOLS, cnnsisting of Floes, Fancy Spades Transplanting Trowels, Editing Tools, Sodding knives, Pruning 'Calves, Pruning Shears, etc., just re ceived and for sale by F. L. SNOWDEN. sup 10 184 Lifwerty Street, head at Wood. CHOICE Venison Hams.--Just received a small sup. ply of very Choice en red Venison Hams, on retail %AI mill lots for current money. ISAAC 11 IRRid, Agent, and Coin. Merchant WHITE Dutch Clover Seed. Orchard Crass and getaway Blue Crass, always on hand and for F. L. SNOWDeN, No. IR4 Liberty street, head of Wood. tee by soy 10 Eit ti sucANAN, Attorneys at Law, office g ri Znoved from the Diamond, to ..Attorney'sitow." &Bally side of Fourth street, between Market and Wood *Mrs sep 10 AGISTRATErPOLAisiKS, for proceeding.; ill At Cstitiemet odder the late law, for sale at this Otlice FOR SALE.—Lots ow the Non!, East corner or Coal tantrand Hl:h street. Apply to 4rtlo 110 BENI. DARLINGTON, Market, near 4th st. linkfli LBB. Landreth's French Sugar Beet ezeed.just 1:111tr received and for •ate at the Drug and Seed F. L. SNOWDEN, 184 Liberty tired, bead of Wood. Stave of sep 16 WIMPOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—The tOpertnership heretofore existing between WlL WAliktiMlit lIIINJA MIDI HOPEWELL Is this day itbuyirol by inataal consent. William D4gby is authorized gam* ale sissit•re Orlin lin in settling up the business Itiflt,ool ohs era. - WILLIAM HIGHT'. OW. T. MoirESIVELL VAILT -- 1':.. - .1 A...•:.NfNG-:--..--...•POST J ORNSToN 4. STOCKTON, Roukgellerg, Printers an Paper Manufacturers, No. 37, Market gt. pep 10-1 y • TORN ANDERSON, Sini th iield Foundry, Water gt.. J near the Monongahela Rouge, Pittgi 'ugh. sea 10-1 y L KONA D S. JOIINS, A Idertuan, St .Dlair street, se cond door from Liberty. rep 10-1 y D R. R. R. HOLM ES. ()Mee In Second street, neil door to Mulvany tt Co's Glass Warehoure rep 10—ly HUGH TONER, Alto,nes al Law. North Cast corner of Smithfield and Fourth strocir. eep 10-1 y TRONPSOM RANI'A ...... ...J•MCS TVRNIML L. HANNA dr TURNBULL'S Paper Warehouse, No. 104. Wood et., where mny bn had a tenets' supply of wrPing. wrapping, printing. wall paper, blank books, Rehm)! honks, 4-c, .tr. enp 10—ly C. TOWN-4El , in it CO.. Wire Workers and Mannraerserers, No. 23 Market sheet, be! warn 2d and 3d !treats. eep 10-1 y E IIXC ANO F: HOTEL, Corner or Penn And SI . Clair reeiP, by 4 SMITH. nep BROWNSVILT.F. JUNIATA 111 WORKS.--Ed ward Hnehes. Manufa , inrer of Iron and Nails Warehouse N 0.25, Wand .0., Plltshurgli. imp 10 —ly 1 ,1 G METAL —77 t one soft ri , .; Win! for pale by J. G. A . GOMM, No. 12 Water Pt rept BS. B 'Cos II A NIS. 16.000 Bacon 3,000 L Slllll.l Mem, for xn'e by J. G. k A. GOTWON, No 12 Water street LAS, PATERSO Jr.. R•rodrici nearlm, ear Rdithurgh, el ...Pa— TN, Maoninctorer of Locks. Ilinoes and ftoUs; To• !assn. Fuller. Miliand Timber Screws; Houren Sclew , for Rolling Millis , 4c. *Pp 10--Iy JOHN 11 1 CLOSKEY.Tnitor and i bier. Liber.y sheet. between Sixth and Virgin alley , South side, srp JW RISV. I VIC I.: A. CO., Wnotc.Kale G rovers and Coin micAinn tz..cond slrevt, 1.1• I wenn O,'ood and Sinn Wield Fag., l'elt4tairgn. sell ICI- 1y G connoN, Ciammis4ion and Forwardin; •1 51.•rrlinGiv, Water .I..Pittehurth. oap 10--1 y flmcs.,7 4 ,..rngak:dhifor",`,.,,m,.2in'xi., ;.`4 l " 4 .fr . :,"4','","non"\r- s srp 10 SUGAR 4- 11tlf. , u=s:F.S.--40 Nh , OV °Hear,. Si, :or; e,O hide New Ortrane for pate I, sep 10 J. G. ic A. CORDON. Son AR.---7 With onitne N. O. Sd:or. received Per S. R. Pla ine, nod for ;ale by J G. 3.• A. CORDON. seri 10 Nn. 12. Writer Ftreet ck fIACON C A order. on hand and for .ale by 1 1,11 sni) 10 1. Cr. 4- A. (7, r{ 1)0N. No. 11. `Val er O . IIGA it A N D MOLAF.rz,E:4.-13 Ithds and 4 N. (I. Sugar. 32 mid N. 0. \1 4,1,11. , .. rerrivril per SI en mlrnal epporter, mill for , alr. by ). G. A. GOrfP"):V, sep 10 No. 12. Writer ct rept ,_..,.• BBLS. LA Ht/ 01 1.. for tale I, till 11. .1. F.lll N F:rzl'f)cti ,i• rr) , ~ ep 10 rot on n( tit II II ml 11'00.1 :0.. 1( 631 I" APCH S (;erittautown Lamp Mack I . ol' rile i U0)1_ by 11. %. r%I I N El-rrOl:g 4. CO_ *rt. 10 fOrt,er 101 0.11a11,1 Wo.llslot 9410 MIS rteparrd 4 . 1,11 k for ca 'r I,v _ _ ftal I: lIN I'lll h", .- co , tell 10 arnrr of tjth :11.1 Wood SUC \C AND NiIII.ISSES. —6ll 1111(01. N. 0. So7tr. 33 1.1 1 / 1 1. du. do.. 100 Jo. I'llotatioo Molavaea, fot talc by 1 G 4- 4 1. ( :0111)0N, 4 er , 13 No. 12 Wairr BLANK PETITIONS, NOTICES, o Im ti=ed In Bankruptcy printed on torert uper.amt in Oir farm, approved by the totirt,for -ale ofrwr of I lie Mrrt'llry and ben , orrat. cep ill --- WM. 1 - lUBBARD, 60,4 and %hoe SI a tinfattnrer. No. /ill. Third c•rept, hotwren lVond and gad/ field Inreetg, rilisnnv2ll Rep /V BUCK M A sTER, AT'RN EY AT LAW, I,lra-r lii- OItICP 10 live rortler of Fourth at reel rid i'ln•rr% Wien/ and Grant streeix. in IA AVID SANDS, W ATCII & CLOCK if•W • 1-1 1 A K ER, Nn. 7, Si. flair el roc', 1 , 11 ',VI, DEALER IN WATCH CLOCKS, BREASTPINS FINGER it LA^OS, C KEYS, COMBS, 4c. gep ISAAC HARRIS, LANDILETIPS CARD)N SEEDS.- A NH supply of Latnitetlt'ir Garden Nerd., always on hand, and for sale al Ins arney, the 0.11;!slore of F. L. SNOWDEN. Fell 10 184 Liberty street, head of Wood. N 0.9, null St DR. DA VII) WARD Ita, his (Mice and residence on Fottirlli Street, nearly south of the Court House. second tits ellmc from no-(,treel. lle will faithittlly attend all rolls nerthinin: 110 tie profession. Night calls slintild be made at the door shove the linfzemortt. Nei) 14) R EMOVAL —Matthew Jones, Ttnrher and Hair Ilres.s. er, lIBFt removed to Fourt h strect , opprmiei he May ors office, where he pill be happy to:wait upon permanent ur transient customers. He oulicits a share of pithrie psi • ronaee. Fer) W M. A. WAR D i DENTIST, Nan st. three door below Irwin street, flours of buriness, frond 91. M., until 5 P. M after which lime he will ottend to no one eKrept in of nei oat nereerily. He would farther inform those who may think proper in employ him, that he experts Immediate payment, without the neeersity on his part °trending iii hllla, rep 10 JOHN M'FARL 1N1), Upholsterer and Cabinet Maher, Third st. between Wood 4- Market streets, respectful infirms his friends and the public that he is prepared to execute all milers for Sofas, Sideboards. Bu ',nits, chairs, rubles, LiedAeatis, Stands, Ilalr and Spring Mattrasses, Curtains, Carpets, all sorts of Upholstering work, which he will warrant equal ,o any made in the city, and on reasonable terms. pep 10 EJIIOVAL:—The subscribers have removed to Wa. ter between Wood and Smithfield streets, where they will continue tlm Wholesale Grocery and Commis sion business. and would recperifutly solicit the patron. age of their friends. J. W. BUM:MIDGE it Co. Dec 3 COMMERCIAL AUCTION ROOMS, xe. 110 Weed Street, Pittsburgh.—R. A. Bauman. Auctioneer and Commisslth Merchant, is now prepared !to receive and sell all kinds of Goods and iiterchandize, at his large and rapacious looms, No. 110, North East Corner of Woott•and Filth Streets, Pittsburgh. Regular sales of Dry Goods, Furniture, Groceries and other articles, on Mondays and Thursday of each week. Hardware. Cutlery, Dry Goods, and Fancy articles, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings. Books, 4-c., every Saturday event rig. Liberal advances made on Consignments when wanted. Rcsattattcits. Messrs. John D. Davis. Esq., '• Bagalcy 4- Smith, Hampton, Smith, if Co. •• F. Lorenz 4- Co., J. W. Btirbridge 4- Co.. B. &'E ee co. • • capt Ames M'Cargiii, Pittsburgh. C. lhmsen, Esq. Jonn MTadden Esq. Logan 4- Kennedy. J. K. Moorhead 4- CO. .• Jas. P. Stuart, Eig. Robert Galway, Esq: Capt. Jas. May. o McVay. gamic:, 4 Co. '• Wiriam Synsaas. Wheelies '• S.C. Henry, Lewisville thaitti, *natty 4 C. Phila. HUNK ¢ FINDL,AIC, Attorneys at Law, Fourth at., near the Mayor's Office, Pittsburgh. aep 10-1 y is. If —TON, Attorney at Late, Plfth, Itntween Wood and Smithfield sta., Pittalturah. Nen 10-1 y 00 Ba.is R io Coffee. oci 4. For sate by ' A. CORDON. P F.disrs 1104RHOUND CANDY....—Toircv has received this day from New York. a fresh supply o. the above celebrated cure for Coughs, Colda and Con sump' ion; and is ready to supply cu.tomersat wholesale or retail, at his ,Helical Agency, SS Fourth at. nov 12 D AVID CLARK, .fter. eeaoiliorrable Boot Maker,— Ilas removed to No. 34 Market street. between Second and Third streets, where he would be happy to see his old customers. and all others who feel disport. ed to patronize hint. He uses notion: buttfirst rate stock. and employs the best of workmen; and as he eves lit constant personal attention to business, be trusistilat he will deserve ar.d receive a fair share of patronage. men 10 CREAM, 4. CONFECTIONARY.— A Hunker respectfully infortns his friends and the public that they can always find the hest quality of Ice Creams. iosether whit an kind/ of confectionary and fruits. in their teston, at his establishment—No. 11, Fifth street, hetwe it Wood anti Market. N. B.—Parties supplied on the shortest notice, with cakes. or anything in his line. Also families furnished wtih Bread. ken 10 EVANS'S CAMOMILE PILL LS.—ABit HAM J. CLEMER, residing at 66 molt street. N ew York, was ■Micted with Dyspep•la In ll■ most aggravated form. The symptoms were violent head. ache, great debility, fever, costiveness, cough, heart. horn, pain In the . chest and stomach always after eating, impaired appetite, serration of sinking st the stomaeb. furred tongne, nausea. with frequent vomltings, diazineis toward. night end resitcnevs. These had continued up. ward of a twelvemonth, when, on consnliiug Dr. Wm. Evans.looChatham street, and submitting to his ever successful Ind agreeable mode of treatment, the patient was completely restored to health in the abort space of onemnnt and grateful for the tnealculable benefit delis. e d, eladly came forward and volunteered the above state For sate Wholesale and Retail by R.R. RRLLE.ts, Agent. No 20. Wand street. below Second. Cheap for Cash. UNION COTTON FACTORY. Prices Reduced. Short Rrel Yara. ' Loot Reel yarn So 5 at 16 Cli. per'lh 500 at 9 cis per dz 6 nt 161 ditto 600 nt 8 ditto 7 at 17 ditto 700 at 7 ditto 8 at 171 ditto 800 at 6 ditto 9at In ditto 900 at .5 ditto 10 at 791 ditto 1 000 at 4 ditto 11 a: 19 ditto - 12 at 191 ditto randir%lck at 16 ctigmr Ili. 13 at 20 ditto Com flmtot • 9 ditto 14 at 2ul ditto Family do. • 1.',! ditto 15 at 21 ditto Carp% Chain . 20 ditto 19 at 22 ditto 'col' n 'En Ine • 25 ditto 17 at 21 ditto Stocking Yarn and 111 at 24 ditto rovortrt Vara An aye on 19 at 2; dill () hand :it at 26 mi t° t•ottoo Warp. made to order. try - Orders promptly .ttirnded to. If (eft a t j 4 . C . Painter', [.ogan 4. Rentied4',. or 'lle Poet office. :Warm:: telt 27 J I,' t ittleicitiF.Al) 4- Co N o . 12. Water at reel lin k M... new Bacon , ju.t received by wagons V LIMN from Ohio. (or ale hv Fl •tiliscriler hair ri.inOV , d hie Favhfnaah4 Fialoring F;A:ihtlehrneni In lin. Alonon2nlin:3 3d door front him ',Lon • mil *t.where t mrtornerrr anti WI other. who may fuvor hlin whin n call may depend on haviae their work done nh a superior $l, le. From hio nr, experience in the lA-inter, in ,hl, city, and in many other rishinnalOr riite4 in Europe anti %Inerlea. Ile fret' cm , Mlent that tin C.lll •31i•filela ~,, all who may ph-nve in favor him w.th 'ln it ~,,, . he Firfri attention to itU , itiellll and Flifterior orktlthitchip he hope, to Med, and reeelve a slier, ui pidd l e patronage. rte irtenti keeping on ilar,d o 41 111,p1y of ':ande and I rilTlllllof.s6ll hear for the rn,orner Irate whir he .aid al very rein red prier.. H. DONAGHY. l'lot .olotcrOter twin: welt aware Of 11w esteot That ilif. n. 1.1. , y,rem I. prertoted nn the puldio in this country, by •; particularly hy perenn. who may . 11..113 le. called Intruders no the trade, who never nerved .10 lion r 10 the Ittieihevit, and who know so tittle :flutist ii that III!, rn.itd 11.1 Crt)Oit a .puti:r cloth. and they are barefaced enough to advertise them.elves an tat. tors a la mode, nod by the aid or old cert.fica , l•. eats, pairs. kr. kr such an are secerally used by quark. In .ell thcir medicine.. they often tuirreed In pa Intin: off on tilt unsit.pertin_ customer some old trash for the :cum in,. I.lW:tried article. Flitch Th. 00 0 0,1 ad•ertheement, are only calculated to gall the' tddic nod are , n more rnti Iled In credit than the fictitiou. yet Intl:liable pntlicalions about the:real nett-tece among the Lil/iputis s. which I roxilme almost every .chnolltov reed and laughed at. I would vu-nevi In thnee who wish to have II tic cloth.. made in fir.t rate atyle to make a little inquiry and they wit: find that this if the place n here they con be accommodated: R. D. in P _ lIENOMEXON lx CIMMISTRY—Ease Indus hair Die--roloin Use hair and will not the skin This nye In in the form of n rondrr which In plaihntatler of fart may he applied to the hair over night, the dfhl. night turning the fishiest or grey fl air to dark brown; and by repeating a second or third nistil, too Jet black. Any peT.Oll may. therefore. with the least possible trouble, keep his haft any dark shade or a privet black, with the positive assurance that the powder If applied to the skin will nor color it. There Is no cob - trine in this PIRIPITIPIII, as nnv one m ay easily test These farts are warranted by the elle Ms] who manufactures it. ror rale at I'ITTTI.E'S, AR Fuurth sl,eet, where a large assortment orPaient aledieines may always he had at eil her wloole.a!e or retail. /110 THE PUBLIC, and particularly to sty former 1. patrons of this city:—Having retired from the prat lice of Medicine. I may be permitted to say. that it ha. fatten to the lot of I cat few persons to have enjoyed so liberal or Meae a share of obstretrical practice as my own has heel, for 11b. last 30 or 40 yearit. The experience of that long period of active life. andehe fart of my having been tw ire, since 1830. associated with Dr. ft. A. Wilson, in the practice of medicine, (In bottle period arm.. years.) enalties me to judge fully of the merit! of Itio pills. So convenient, so efficient. and yet so see. did 1 esteem these pllts.that for the last five years In my eremite for the cure fif chronic disenscs,of whatever nem., and those , of females In particular, I have used more or them than nil other medicines. Like every other medicine, this mast fall in some in stances, hut In my hands there has been less dkappOilit. ment and more Pal iFfnei ion In Cie administration of ;his one remedy titan of all others; its good effects sometimes quite astonishing me. I(mq patient required a safe aperient medicine either ..fore or after parturition, the Wilson's pi.ls were just the thing! wanted. lie dyspeptic acid condition attic stomach, combined with costiveness or inactivity ofthe liver. constituted the disease if my patient. the pills were just the thing I wanted. If I treated a case requiring an emmenagogue, the Wilson's pills were just the thing I wanted. If palpitation, headache, Bushed countenance, or other difficulties, indicating a disturbance of the circulatory and secretory systems, annoyed my patient at the 'turn of life,' the Wilson's pills werrjual the thine I wanted. Thus, without resnaet to the name, a disease might happen to wear it the time 1 have had It under treat• ment, particular indications or symptons arising, were al"-ays mat promptly and most happily met by the Wilson's pills. Thais° great a number of diseases, and sometimes 2p. panently oeposile ones, in which I have used these pills, should be cut ed more readily by them than by any other remedy, may at first seem strange and contradictory, bet why it is so Is smelter to my mind as that a e,reat manly persons should become thirsty from ss many different causes, and yet all require that common and greatest i,f all blessings, water toquench their thirst. In conclusion, it la due the !ruination of the medicine and the nubile, homy decidedly and lancOndftionally.that the Wilson's pills aretheonty combinatioo f have 'ever net with In my longcourse of rwactie.e.tOrat really poll eessesanything curative or !specific Gm sick headache, • Yours tc., DR. MILO ADAIIIIB. The above Pills designed particularly for the sick fieed•Ache, Dyspepsia, Constipation of the Bowels ft-, prepared by the proprietor Dr. IL A. Wilson. and for saie,wholessie and retail, at his dwelling in Penn street. below Marbury.. Oci I BACON AC I.lw lohertv it evuoval. Don't forget ! RS Fourth street I" COODLIS Ce/obruied Female Pills. These Pitts arestrongly recommended to the notice of the ladies as a safe and efficient remedy In removing those complaints peculiar to their sex, front want of ex ercise, or general debility of the system. They obviate costiveness, and counteract all Hysterical and Nervous affections; Tilfl.4! Pills have gained the sanction and approbation of the most eminent Physicians in the Uni bad States, and many Mothers. For sale Whole-ale and Retail. by R. E. SELLERS. Agent sep 10 No. 20. Wood Street, below Second. W M. ADAIR, Boot sad Shoe Maker, Liberty St., oppobite the bead of Smithfield rt., Pitleburgh.— The subscriber having bought out the stock of the late Thomas Rafferty, deceased, has commenced business In the old stand of Mr: R., and is prepared to execute all descriptions of work in his line, In the hest manner and on the shortest notice. He keeps cor scantly on hand n large assortment aflame findings of all dmeriptlons and of the best onallty. Be solicits the patronage of the nub• tic and of the craft. Wbf. ADAIR. asp 10 PTTTSIITTRGII MA NUFA CTORY.—Sprine• and dr.tes for Carriages at Ea Jeers Prices. The subacribers manufacture and keeps constantly on hand Coach, C and Ellptle Sarin:* (warranted') Juniata Iron Allen, Fllverand Brass plated Daah Framer, Braes and Plated Hnh Bands, slump Joints, Patent Leather, Sliver and Braes Lamps, Three fold Fteps, hlalleahle Iron, Door Dandles and Hinges. kr. ,kr. inNneF rOLENTAN. RL. Clair It., near it e Allegheny Bridge HDAMMAM'S, D.,ortlee and dwenin.± in Font'h. • near Ferry street. nen 13—ly LOON . AT THIS. The attention qt)co.e who have been omewhat step. heel in reference to the numerous certinente• pithilshed in favor orDr. Surifyne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher Cr. On account of the per•onu holnz unknown in this err Ilan of the Siete, Is respectfully directed to the rouowine certlficate.the writer or which has heft) a ohlzen of this borough for several rear*, end known n gentleman of intenrity and responsthilliy. 1 To At. Mr. J. RY I haveshaves need Dr Swnvnea the Com ren p nod syrup oKl!tf Wild Cherry'Tfor a cough, with which I have 'teen aeverety of Aleted rpr nhout four month., and I h.ive In eating that It lathe moot effective medktne thin 1 have been able to procure. It COIZIWIPerfI all unenslnesv. and agree,. well wrlthmxdlei.—:),.‘l mantaln• n regular and rood appellte..^ - 1 tan - freely recommend It to all ethers similarly allilerml. J. Mist mcc, norough of ChamlierflOw. March 9. IR4O. !.Prw 23 For %air by WILMA NI THORN No. 53 Market street. FRUIT, SHADE, AND ORNAMFNTAL TREES. P ERSONS deurous of procuring Fruit, Sttade. and Ornamental Tree., or Shrubbery. from Philadel phi, or New York, are requerted lo make application no soon so possible, at the Drue and Seed More of the 1.101 ocrtber, where can he had catalogue., gratuitously, of the most excellent oertetteo. F'. 1.. SNOWDEN, len 21 No 1134. !abort) , street . head or It'nne A DIME' M NLIFACTOR V.—Patrick Cawfield re- L •pectfull y aeon:tints his friend. and t phhlir gen• era Ily, that he ha 4,, mmenced the Marble Milliners at the turner of Fifth and Liberty .I...where will he ron.tantly cut hand - tomb stoner, mantel ritiree., monument.. head and font *tone.. fed* slats for ethinet tt are. and every art Irionim.irtalnl ng to the bulineaa. He will warrant his wort; to he well done, and btu eltartrest witl he moderate. fte reapect fully atkr a itiare of Daidle patronage. rep 10- s fki:F. l7 7(micrelmor to H. hreireikey) Path to.ta le Root Maker, Liberty at., ld donr from VI - Iln %Hey. Tlw imhotrilter re , peethirlly Inform, abe Ouht.rlllM ha. eommenceit the oboe.. 1.1t..1nr,. In the formerly orrapled by Mr. Henry at'Cloitkey, antliltat he in now prepared If:retread to all order. in Ms line all 0 nr•, with de.rialch and on the mod reaconable tertne. Prom his rtperlentee In the minor:trime of ra , ltlonnl.te limn!, he reek cntifiglint that all ankles from 1.4 1:11d15111nent will else tartantrtion to 104 pa tron•. A there of piddle pal rimer i. respect f011y...014qt : ed. sep 10 • !RP SPEnS A I es.. supply of Rsr.l Seeds, coo Li i•lsiiii:7 of rannri..ll.trop and R mile; Jut received hv (phi. F 1. SNOWDEN. 14R Liberty xi. Portable Platform Scales on wheels, to weigh 2,500 ihs, at 11155 00. do do do do 2,005 at *45 00 do do do do 1.5110 at :35 00 do do do do 1,000 at 30 00 do do do do 500 at 23 00 With raising levers an addition of 111:3 to each genie. norm:int scales for the u , e of Warehouses', Flooring Mills. kr..the same prices as nhove. A Ivo, White's Patent I 'taunter Scale, with 0. Young's Improvements, and a variety of other counter scales, which they will sell for from 8 in $l5, l'hey also manufacture Steam Engines for Flouring Mins, Saw Alllls. Salt Works. 4•e„ double and single geared slide lathes,foot and other [allure for wood turning machines for tenanting chairs, planing machines, door and mash machines. Hall's patent horse power, with or without thrashing machines, a superior article; circular mew shafts, machines for sawing lath. Tinner's mn• chinet. and tool. ofall descriptions,also for making black Ing boxeca superior article; governors fur steam entlun• stocks, laps and dies, coffee mills, bedstead or Joint hots and machinery for making the same. cotton factory ma chinery made or repaired; printing press platter's turned and printing presses repaired J A M es M AY, Agent seri t2—tf J OHN B. GUTHRIE, Auctioneer and Commja. lion Alerchant..W.lo6,coeseref Wood 4. Fifth rte. I pit/shy-Ark: Having beenappointed one of the Auction• eery fo, the City of Pitsburgh, tenders his services to job. bets, manufacturers and dealers, who may be disposed to make trial of this market- He Ic prepared to make advances on consignments of all rateable commodities, and trusts to sail,fy correspondents by quick sales, and speedy land favorable returns. That the various interests which may he confided to him, shall he adequately protected, he brings to the aid of hla own experience In business and acquaintance with merchandise generally, the services of Mr. Samort. FAsustrocal heretofore advantageously known, as an importer and dealer in Hardware and Cutlery, with whom a permanent engagement Is made. Repen ro Messrs. M. Tiernan, Pres`t. of m. M Bank. " Darlington 4. Peebles, " Robert Galway, " Jame, M. Cooper, " James May. " R. M. Riddle. } Pittsburgh Wm Robinson. Jr. Pres% I of Exchange Bank. Hamploo,Smith, ¢ Co John D. Davis, SLMP, ChUrrh, a. J. B. Moorhead. Us. W. Brown 4. co. .• John H Brown. 4...C0 Bmith 1I D isney, Vardly oft testes, n John S. Hhldte, .4 John Dal.sel I, CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED. is Store SS bushels of good quality Clover Seed. A lea boaillefa prime Timothy for sale in lets totals. L CRUSE, at Who of ers for salt co bushels Orchard l4B Grass Liberty seed feb 22. mproeed Ptztv tnufarturett be heir 51achltit , between Din. lb street, two iee rtnit, Pitt. nttfacture and nd the follow igNcalesovlio'_ enfoposed of 121): U. I, Port le Platfurni '4 , eo OU Wll . la, Ig h 35UU Unds,al fOUNC 4 nitAnnurtv Philadera Pep 10 PROSPECTUS For publishing a new Daily Paper iv the COY of Pitts ~atrgh, to be entif tett the DAILY MORNING POST. rililESuhseribers having made arrangements to merge the American Manufacturer and Pittsburgh klercu ey Into one Journal, have concluded to publish a daily paper with the title of the Daily Morning Post, The leading object of tee "Toler" Will be the illsaemlna• l lon and defence of the polft Ira t principles t hat have here tofore been maintained by the Editors, in their respective papers, and their best efforts will still he devoted to the advancement and success of those doctrines. Although, in politics, the paper wilt he thoroughly democratir, yet the Editors hope, by giving so hottest, candid history of passing Political events, Foreign and Domestic intelligence. and brief notices of all mat. tern and occurrences that come property within the sphere ofa Public Journal, to make their pope' sufficiently In. cresting to entitle it to the patronage of the public, Ir• respective of party conilderat lons. in addition to the political and general news that wilt be found In the . .Ming Post," the Editors will take pains to urnish the buinesss community with the latest and most lidt.restisng CoMiskitegst. INTELLI. owes from all parts of the country, and to !mire prem. red sash accounts of the Markets and the State of Trade as will be advantageous to our Merchants and Rosiness hien in their several callings. Terms.—The POST will be published ea a large Inviter,. al sheet of fine paper, (manufactured especially for this Journal) at the unusually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS per annum, payable in advance. it will also be sold by news.hoys at the low rate of TWO CENTS a copy. Advertisements will be inserted at the lowest rates charged by the other daily papers of the city. i)r TWENTY active lads are wanted to sell the Post, who will be engaged on the most liberal terme THOS. PHILLIPS, W.H. SMITH. August :31, 1842 100 "" DS. KY LEAF TOBACCO, in store and for 141Ie i.y J. G. - A GORDON. No. 12. Water .street. BY Nor, ,orrison . o . London, for sale only by S. Wickersham, corner of Wood street and Virgin alley Pittsburgh Pa. and 11. Ilarwood, Deaver Pa. who Is sole agent for Western Pennsylvania. se plO IIAIIIII FOR SA I.C.—The undersigned offer. for sales trod of land siioared 4 miles fro.. rreenotti in the illreelion or Kittanning, Buffalo 'township, Armstrong. roomy, ronrslnfne 100 sere?, 65 cleared and under good [crier; 10 of whlen are fn me/wavy— a good square log &belting bowie and eatiin barn ererred thereon—an apple orchard of 80 hearing frees--and a spring of excellent water convenient fn the house. FOR TERMS apply to the sohstrlbers residing at the italtworkA on the Penn - llvanla Canal, 1 nide above Free port. T o THE wisE._,lla now well understood how much disorders of the mind depend for their cure noon a due attention to the body. It in now understood how valuable lo that medicine which will remove morbid accumulations without weakening the bodily power. It la now understood that there is a reciprocal Influence be. ween the mind and the body. It is now understood that purging with the Brandretb Pills will remove a melan ettoly, a lid even insanity is cured by perseveringly using them. It to now understood how much domestic - *opt rlCS*4 depend.: upon the healthy condition of the digestive organs. It in now well known that the iltrandreth Piar _have cured thou.:lnds of hopelciss and helpless persofigif even when the first physicians had pronounced them beyond, all human means of relief. It is now not only well known that the Prandreth Pills so cure hat it is also un der:tond how they cure; that It Irby their purifying elleet on the blood tit, they restore the body to health. The 'Mae or the medicine is her,ol7linff more and more ma nifest,lt i. recommended daily from ramify to family. The thandretli rills remove in an almost imperceptible manner 011,0110 u. necumulations and purify and tavigo rate the hiood.autl their good etfeetn are not eounterhulan red by any inconveniences; being COMpl).-elf entirely or vegetables they do nor expose those who use them to danger; nod their effects are an certain as they are salu tary, they me daily and safely atimini.derrd to Infancy, youth. manhond, and old age, and to women in the most critical and delicate circumstances. They do not disturb or shock the animal functions. but restore their order and their health. Finlti at Dr. Itrastlreth's Otliee, No. 95, Wood ptrect riotsintr:ll. Prire 25 eenis per box, with (hit directions A R K—The °nit. ;dare in Pittsbur7.ll where Ihe genii inr Ca nhe °Mai t,cd, is the Loetor's own office, No 0S Wood street. nep 10 IVO ME I-8D !ES —Why do you not remove that superfluous hair you) have upon you,. foreheads and upper lip, 7 By calling at Turrues. 86 Fourth st, and obtaining a bottle of Gouratid's Poudrea Subtles, which will remove It at once without I/ofeet in; the skio. You can also obtain Gottraud's fluty celebrated East de Benute, which will at nitre remove all freckles, pimples, eruptions of the kin, and make your face look per petty fair; and to (hose who wish to alcist nature by adding more rotor to their cheek., they can obtain some of Gou• romPF rplebrafeti Liquid Rowe, which cannot be rubbed otr even by a wet cloth. Ai.° may be found a good as. sort ment of Perfumery, such as Cologne, nears' Oil, Al. nand, Paint, Windsor; and other Soaps. Renirmber. at Tuttle's Medical AgeneY, 86 4t h street. Dec. 8, 1842 BRANDRETH PILLS L ET Invalids read the following acrorint of a Sailor cured of a complication of afflictions In nineteen days by the its, 01 Brandreth mi. It distinctly proves I here are herbs In nature which have affinity cure ha. cause of disease, and 13 randrei Ws Pills are made for them Read and he convinced. Take the medicine andbe cured EX7'R4o R DIN-9R Y CURE OF REECI.VaITISAI DIARRIItEA, lIND AFFECTIO.YOFTIDE Lt,XGA Joint Suave. of Pembroke, Washinclon county, Maine, bring duly sworn, says, that he was taken violently sick about sit months since. The pains in his head, breast, bark, left side and instep Icing so had that lie was una. hle to help himself, and was taken into the Chelsea Hos. pilot in the city of Boston. That after being in said hospital five weeks, Doctor Otis said he did not know what was the matte, with him, and that he could do nothing for him, norcould he prescribe any medicine That he, therefore, was conveyed front the Chelsea Hos. pita! to the Sailor's retreat on Staten island. That he was there pity.litked with alt sorts of medicine for a pert od offonr menthe, suffering nil the time the most hears. rending misery.— Thai, besides his affection of his bones he was troubled much whit a disease of the lungs: some. times Its would spit a gnarl ofpldegm in the day; besides this affection he had a bad Diarrhma, which had more or less attended him from the commencement of his sick. nets. That al limes he dreaded a stool wornethan he would have dreaded deal h; that ne can compare the feel ing to nothing pave that of knives passing through his bowels. A fier suffering worse than, death at the Sailor's Retreat, on Staten island, the doctor told him that medi cine was of no use to him, hat lie inut-t. try to-stitiratmul. At this time he was suffering the greatest misery. That his hones wt re so tender he could not hear the least press ure upon the elbow or upon the knee, that his instep was most painful, that as the Doctor said he would give him no more medicine Ire determined to procure some of Dr., Rrandreth's Pills, which he did, from 241 Broadway New York; that lie commenced with five pills, and some. timesincreased the dose to eight. The first week'', nte so much benefited him, that the doctor, not knowing what he was using, sairl,ntow„Shaw, you look like a man again; if ynn Improve In this way, you will soon be well.' That he found every dose of the Bmodreth relieve him, first they cured him of the pain when at afoot that they next cared the dist rhcea, sad finally the pains In his bonere—That the medicine seemed 10 add strength to him every day. Retold tire doctor yews,* day the 11th Instant, that ha felt himself well, and also, that he owed his recovery to Brondreths Pitts under Providenee;Shat he had taken the medicine tevetyday for "itrdays; that the doctor told hint if he had known he had been taking that medicine, he should not have stayed another day In she house. He considers ft is his diny to make thispnhilc statement for the benefit of aft similarly afflicted; that they may know where to find a medicine that will core them. JOHN SHAW, j John Shaw being by me duly sworn this 14th day o April. 1842, did depose and ray teat the foregoing state. meat la tree. J. D. WHEELER.Commlssloner of Deeds The BR.IXDRETH PILLS ars sold at Dr. HMV , dreih's principal ogre. 241, BROAIDWAY. New York. and at his principal *Meg. No. 411 Wood street. Pllleborgh., ha ONLY / I %4CA; In Pittabergh were the genetse can he obtained 71--41irtat. WM. k PHILIP BAKER Oil: even as the Tempter spoke rand feeble Nao lure% fears Wrung drop by drop the scalding floN of unavail, ing tears I wrestled down the ovil thoughts, and strove in' silent prayer, To feel, oh Helper of the weak!—that Thou deed Wert there: I thaoglat of Paul and Silas. within Phillippi's cell, And how from Peter's sleeping limbs the prison- Shackles fell, Till I seemed to hear the trailing of an angle's robes of white, Aud to feel a bleasai presence invisible to sight. Bless the Lord for ti!l his rnereics!—fur the peace and love 1 felt, Like dew of fiermon•s koly hill, tspon my spirit melt: When 'Get behind me, Satan!' was the larigna:o of my Inert . And I felt the EvjJ Tempter with all hid ihiubta depart. Slow broke the grey cold mot . shine fell r again thit aft* •": THE LITEIIeARY POST. The Ballad of Cassandra Southwiciii 1652. BY JOILN G. WHITTIER.. In the following ballad, the author has endeatia , ored to display the strong enthusiasm of the earls 'Quaker, the short-sighted intolerance of the clef. gy and magistrates, and that sympathy ‘vith tfi oppressed, which the 'common people,' when not directly under the control of spiritual despintihi, have ever evinced. Ile is not blind to the extr4,i agance of language and action vririch characterii zed some of the pioneers of Quakerism in Nevi England, and which furnished persecution witli its solitary but must inadequate. excuse. The ballad has its foundation upon a somewhat remarkable event in the history of Puritan 41141 erance. Two 3 oung persons, son and daughter of Lawrence Southwick of Salem, who had heed himself imprisoned and deprived of all his proper ty fat having entertained two Quakers at his housd were fined ten pounds each for non.attendane e at the church, which they were unable to pay: Tha cace being that to the General Court ak Roston, that budy in obedience to the sugge4tiotit °fits ghostly advisers and conejenee keepers, !Si sued an Order which may still be seen on court records, bearing the signature of Edwalq Rawson, Sec., by which the treasurer of rite corm. ty was , fully empowered tr, sell the said peretitti to any English nation at Viginia or Barbadoiti to answer said fines.' Au attempt was made NI eauy this barbarous order into execution, bat nti ship mater was found to convey them in the West Indies. —Vide Sewaiha Ili.tory, pp. 2 55 .64 G. Bishop. To the God of eli sure mercies let my blessing 664 to-day, From the scoffer and the cruel he bath plucked . the spoil away,— Yea, He who cooled the lin tiace around the 4111At ful three, :Ind tamed the Ch;ildean Hone, lath set his Lando maid tree! ' Last mrlit I saw the suniet melt through my eon bats, Last night acroes my &Imp eartl. fluor pale gleam of stars; - , In the coldnels and the darkness all thrfth long night time, My grat- d ca4einent whitened with Autumek, early rime. I Alm.° in that dark sorrow, hoar after houtzTepii by; Star after star looked palely in and Batik adow•n the sky; No sound amid night's stillness, save tLat which. seemed to be The dull and heavy beating of the pulses of thrr. sea. All night I :iat unaleeping„ Idr I knew that on the in Of 'roe ruler and the cruel priest would mock me in my Sorrow, Dragged to their pl ICC ."4:' market, and bargained for and sold, Like a lamb before the sham like a heifer - r - .froin the fold! Oh, the weakness of the flesh was there—the shrinking and the shame; And the low voice of the Tempter lihu whippers to me Caine: 'Why siti.t thou thus forlornly!' the wicked mut ant. :-eod, `Pag4p_wulia - thy bower of beauty, told earth titt '':-*Elottiden bed? %%ere be thy smiling face., and voi ;:s sort ani sWeet, Seen in thy father': dwelling„ heard in the pleas. alit street? Where be the youthful giancei which ail Vie bath through Turned tenderly and timidly t.nie thy father's pew? , Why sit•at thoikherr; Cassandra?—Bethink this with w .at tnirth• Thy happy schuolinates gather around the warm brig hthearth; How the crunson shadows tremble, on forcheadi white an fair, On brows of merry girlhood, half hid in golden hail, for thee the he.rth fire brightens, not for thee kind Words are spelicn, fur thee the nuts of ‘Venhan woods by laughs my boys are broken, No first-fruits of the orchard within thy lap era laid, For thee no flowers of At.tumn the youthful hun. Lets braid. ! weak, deluded niaidenl—by crazy, fancies With wild and raving ruilers an evil path to tread; To leave a wholesome worship, and teaching pure and sound; And mate with maniac waffler', loose-haired nod sackcloth-bound. 'Mad scoffers of the priest hood,who mock at things divine, Who rail against the pulpit, and holy bread and wine; Sore from their cart.tail scourgings, and from the pillory lame, Rejoicing in their wretchedness, and glorying in their shame. 'And what a fate awaits thee?—a sadly toifing slave, Draggitg the slowly lengthening chain of bon dsge to the grave! Think of thy woioau • n nature, subdued in hopeless thrall, The easy prey of any, the scoff and scorn of all!'
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