VOLUME z'nL DAILY MORNING POST. Printed and Published erery Morning, (Sundayarnreepted.) souls-Naar contrast or wool) AND Finn impairs.. TSSMS.—Five -Dollars a year, payable strictly , advance. Six ttollara will invariably be required if not Paid within the year. f a Single copies Two crxra—for sale at the -counter Office, and by the News Boys. - . TIM SATIIRDA.Y 111.014,51NG POST published from the same office, ,On a large blanket size sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance— eagle copies viva mgrs.. • • • • . • - . f sW , " No paper will be discontintied , (unless at the dis cretion of the pioprietor,) until all arrearages are paid. IJ:r No attention will be paid to ally order unless ac companied-by the metier; or satisfactory reference ht this - TERM'S - OF ADV - ERTISI N.G. _ Pea SQUAWS Or TWELVE LINES OR LW& file Iniertion, so'so One Month; ... •.•• • •$4 00 Three do' 1 00 Three do ' 7.00 One Week,•:.. ...... I'so Four "do 8 00 Two. do 250 Six do 10 00 Three do . • 300 One -Year, 15 00 . YEARLY ADVEEtTISEhIENTS: , Changeable at Pleasure. , - oat scithairt. • Two EQULR E S . -Six:Months, $15:00 I Six Months, $2O 00 • One Year, • 20 001 One Year,— .•• .. -30 -0 0 -. Larger advertisements in proportion. . CardieFOUß LTIFES, Pies Pairs a Year. Large cuts will not be inserted unless an extra, price is paid. - 117:Advertisements upon which the number of inser tions is not marked, will be inserted and charged until ordered out. •MM, tlrafessional (gabs. L. JENNICitiS, Attorney at Law Fourth at., above ♦ Wood. • raar3o:y SA MU tll_, WAWA, anorney.at Lau` — Office on 4th street, near Grant, Pattsburgh. , 0en.15 " JAMES F. KERR, Auormry at Lau7,otrice well's Daildings, Grant street. . ma5117-3m. I)t. A. W. OLIVER., Physician and Sargeon.—Office No B,'St. Clair sicect, Pinsburgh. R. JOHN CELAWFORH,offiee on St. Clair street s - opposite the E'xchange. -anglo-y ORLANDO.LOOMIS,„,Attarney at Law.--9ffice dth . at., above Wood.,' july4-y rilHOillAS M. MARSHALL, Attorney at Law —O ffi ce Lovvrie's Buildings, Fourth at. Jau.-1Y DARRAGII 2 Attorney at Lain—Oitee in BaitewelPs k../. Buildings, on Grunt street, opposite the Court House. rjr24:ty. Tjr tiENITEDI, .driorney aviaro.—Oillee -- in the same building with Alderman AVAlaster, Fifth it., between %Viva and - Smithfleild ate. augl7-6re TOHN HAFtrON, Attorney at La w.-01Ece, North side t.) of Fifth street, between Wood and Smithfield, in-the Arne building with Alderman Morrow. sep3o-ly IEORGE W. YN Attorney and t'ounsettor at Law and Notary Publie.—Office in the comer of 411 t. and Wood ats.„ overSibbet & Jou& Exeltangeoffice. octl4_ kID LIND SNOIV,DE,N, Ar:orney at Lam . —Mice in the building on. the North East corner of Fourth and zanthfield ats. 113 'AIOKRONV, ..illderinan.--Office north side of Fifth ~ street, between Wood and , Suntltftelit, Pittsburgh. seploily WCANDLESS & lIPCLURE, Atiorrieyfand Cot :met al. • lon at Latc..ltfice on Fourth st.,oppozite R. & R. H. - Patterson's Livery Stable, Pittsburgh. septo-y DORWARD &SWARTZWErDER,Tit;racis - ia Law. Ofßee on Fourth street, between Wood and Smith -field, opposite Patterion's Livery Stable. ap7.y_ EAWIE' F. GULLMOItti, Attorney and Comae/torn/ _kw Lam- 7 015ce removed to the thl door below Grant ft., on FOurth.; to the office lafely occupied by Alderman Mil. mar,lo T N. M'CLOWitY, JLiorney and CatinstZia, a: Lair.— Office in Batdcrell's Buildings on Grant street. • YC. 'SHANNON, Attorney . and Counsrilor at Lam.— . Office on lth at., bot*eenn Wood and Smithfield, and nearly oppoatte the Mayor's °thee.' novG-y JSearr, Dentist, Fourth st., live doers west of Mar . kat. All work warranted v and if not perfectly sat• isfactory no charges wilt be utade. • Tj EMO VAL.— Dr. Robert S - s'der, has removed his 11 °time to Fourth Etna, between Wood mid Smith bold streets. r marla-1y EMO VAL.—A> kleeleu hus removed hia C0MM155340.11 and forwarding business front the Canal Basin to his new warehouse, on Third street, nearly opposite the Post 1100 EIIIOVAL.—JOHN .f. MITCHEL, Attoruey at Law, bas removed to Fourth M next door to the office of Alderman Steel. . Bpi BCK-140,000, in Birmingham. for sale by ap24 RHEA', MATTHEWS & CO THOMAS B. IiZBINNEILYV, Attorney atLato..-Office on FoUrth,between Wood and Smithfield. ..Ravaar...was.--Gen. J. K. Moorehead, John Graham, Pres. Pittsburgh. Bank; Mr. J. W. Buibridge; Logan, 'Wilson, tr. Co., McCord &Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. oc t t BUCKMASTEEL. Alderman—Office: Fourth street N third door above Smithfield, South side. Conveyancing Of all kinds done with the greatest care and legal accuracy. ‘Titles toileal Estate examined; &e. I WIN COYLY., Notary and Conveyancer.--Odice in J MetcalPs Building, Fourth street, near Smithfield, Pittsburgh. Deeds, Bonds, Morvages,Artielii of Agree ment, and all other instruments of wriuniF drawn up with ac curacy and dispatch. Titles to Real }state examined. a1.22418tw1y TORN • PARKINSON, Alderman, Fifth Ward, Pcnn st— between Welted and O'Hara sts., where he may be found at all times. Those haVing houses or other prop erty to sell or vent, can have the same punctually attend ed to; debts collected, and all the duties of ate Alderman will receive prompt attention. oc27•p T. MELLOR, TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW; Office in Mellon's Buildings, corner of Wylie and Fifth steed east side of the Court House. ID Collecting, Conveyancing, examinations of Re cords, &e... promptly and accurately attended to. myis WILLITOIS, Attorney and Countellor al Maur, (successor to Lowrie Jr Williams.) Office at the old stand, Fourth st., above Smithfield. . - THE Partnership heretofore existing between Henry W. Williams. Esq.; and myself,in the practice of the law, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 20th ult., and the Imainess will hereafter be continued by Henry ,V, Wil. llama, whom I' moat cheerfully recommend to all for whom I have the honor to-do busines a—as a gentleman every way worthy of their confidenze. - declß-ly WALTER H. LOWRIE. George R. Rtddle, Conveyancer. OFFICEin Avery Row, Fifth street, above Smithfield, Pittsburgh. Dithns,filmixososts,Aoasmstrsts,Bostos. ERI.F.ASXS., and other instruments of writing, drawa.with 'neatness, legal accuracy and dispatch. He will also attend to drawing and filing Mechanics' Liens, Accounts of Exec u tors,..tdmin ittrafors, ¢e., Examining . titles to Reza Estate, Searching _Retards for Lions, tc. From his long expenence, and intimate acquaintance .with, the manner of keeping the public records, he ex pects to give satisfaction to those who may entrust tiieir 'business to his care. . decls Auction Notice. rp HE subscriber has paid into the Treasu of the Corn monwealth, the amount of license required by law. He has given the regularly approved security, and taken out a ceuunizeion of the first class, as an Auctioneer of Vic city of Pittsburgh, and rented that spacious ware oortbelonging to Sylvanus Lethrop, E5u.,N0.114 Woad 'street, 9aree doors from Fifth, where he IS prepared to at tend to the aisle of every kind of filerehandise, Furniture, Real Estate; il.lOcks, Shipping, &c., either nt the Auction Rooms or on the premises, and will in all eases exert him self to the utmost for the benefit of his employers, on the most reasonable terms; he will sell exclasively and only on commission ; neither purchasing nor having any in te restwhateve r on goods in the store, but merely the corn mission for selling, thereby - giving all owners a Mischance without partiality of loving therein property disposed of to the best advantage. - • Sales wiltbe promptly settled when made."- Advances Will be given at any time, on the most accommodating terms. hlerchants will not be charged for advances. ' Regular sale days: lifoudays and - Thursdays, of Dry Goods, Groceries, Furniture, Az.; and every evening, Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Guns, Pistols, and Fancy Articles. Rooks on Saturday evenings. - ap24 JAMES 11'KENNA, Audi. Removal. LE& - E. TODD would respectfUlly inform the mer . chants of this city and our customers generally, t we have removed our stock of Shirts and Gents Fur ciaking Goods, to the corner of Fifth and Market streets, ,3d story over W. & P. Bogus,- entrance on Fifth street, ,where we intend to keep on hand a - large stock of Shirts, thy.ur own manufacture, with an assortment of Gentle mans' Fit rnishing Goods, - a sually kept by Eastern Whole - sale Furnishing Stores. . Being very thankful for the, kind patronage bestowed on ns for the past year, we would be.happy to receive calla from our old customers And merchanw generally, and would inform them that we intend nothing on our part shall induce them to look further, us we expect to add largely to our stock, and dirginieji one prices. Merchants and dealers are solicited to . eramine our stock of Goods,. ' aplo-If TE sabsiii yT AN bees, having enlarged i r establishment for the man- . s t ructure of STsrt, and F4 28 .--on the corner of O'Hara and Liberty streets, yiysburgh--ore prepared to furnish Files of every desenpuon, au the beg 44 4111 Y ; 41A being determined to make it the Interest of consumers to pur chase Files from thew resp,ectfuliv javita the pat ro nage of All who nse the article: ,4-14$Rarl fr, CO, /Do EMOVAL.—On account of our pent up market, and JAA a demand for vegetable stands, have' been corn pealed so remove my Bread Stand to the opposite side.of Market street, in front of Alexander&Doom Dry Goods Stine, where I shall be glad to Bee my former customers. 102 • . • • 3014 H SEIEPILA_RD. FOl4 SALE,. Four 4,om r -Bounded by I. enn ; Liberty and Hay sta., each lot having 24 feet front, and ex tending back-110 feet. Two of them are cbruer lots, and he potation of the whole property is otm of the most ad vantageous in lbw city. For huller inforat4M l APPIY - to - • •M. SWARTZWELDER, Foga st., bdtween Wood and Smithfield; 0 ' : 4: : :.tiyPii . ,.1' f *...5f7., - ,i,•-;: - ,:.;••• ; . ':. , ,;' , .. , 1:.!.. ,, ,: ?i,7':',;-;?:..'-:::Y,-.;.-*.':;',-:,i'.,".,.„,.,i,,.,7',,75_:i:]:--:L2, '':y'w ..... MNI A RMSTRONG & CROZER,. Commission. Merchants _LI& and Dealers in Produce, ¢e.—No.B2 Market at. de6 TA.S. iIIeBUIRB,, rhenium= Tama, Third et. , near Wood—St. Cantles Buildings. isepl- M and GI 41 than; No. 114 Wood street. kttatN . KL. - SWE - Y, ---77 &iiier In /fancy Goods and Trirninings;No.B7 Merket street. fehi LEXANDER JAYNES, Pekin nee Stan, 72 'Third street, near Wood: febl CMcCLOSKEY . , Iron City Ckubing -Sore n No. 1Z.4 •Liberty street,. opporite the mouth of Market. felt' TOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent - for .llentden & Co.'s to Lifts of Packets, Fifth st., one docirbelow Wood. febl ,lAC NEON; Patent Medicine Depot, 88 Lib - arty street, head of Wood. - . febi 'NG * LI NI ELLtoTT, - Bookseiters and Stationers, o Mgt, hfarket at. between Third and Fourth. " febl PDELANY, Fashionable Clothing Stare, No. 49 Lib lolly street. - • febt ErN Ir. SARGENT, N-E comer of Wood and Sixth N . Hoi.mRS & BON, Bankers and Deakra Fzetuange Coin and Bank Notes, No. 65 Market street. febl AFULTON, Bsli and Brass Founder, No. 70 Second street, bens eel/ Market and Ferry streets. feta rlO WNSEND,CARR &PO, CoarA aad Wailni -Meanly ISt. Clair street, near yhe bridge. febl IAR. BROWN ' S OFFICE, N 0.65, Diamond alley near jJ•Wocul s4eet. - Immliaisammaimii TOBIN QUMRAN, Fashionabut 'nth street, near J Wood; opposite tip office of the Post. myT.l l'il[lLLEti. ItICICETSON, inolesare Wows and Ccan- IYI mission Idirchants, corner of Liberty. rind Irwin SW. (1 A. McisiCLTY Oc CU, Forwarding and Commission ‘..). Merchants: Canal "tam. mat 3 between Sixth and Virgiii elleyisouth side. . seple I)HHY,IIIAITkIt•'W & Co., Whetssak Gloms, Corn -1.1., mission aud Forwarding Merehautsi and Agentstor Isrreliton Cotton Yarns, 57 Water at.. Pittsburg. (anti Viral: A.. WAHD, Dentist, Pena street, 'three floors ly above Hand street. Office hours, from nine till fore. . - Inar2S:y (`TOOLS Y & LAIRD, Merchant 'Talton, Wood street, VV second door from Water, will keep constantly on hued a Well selected lot of Clothing. mnrl•Gy ItS. Cheap Wholesale and /Wail Cloth • ing Sam, No. 45 Liberty street, corner of Virgin nitoy,l'iltsburgh. • - fob:V:ly LEE“successor to hltrapnv k Laud Woo: !pain- AUL. and Commission Merchant, for the sale of Ameri ? , can Wooten Goods. febl6 Tr AY & CO., Booksellers. Station's, and Paper Dealers, ,jam corner of %Yood and 'Phird streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. Book-binding and Printing done. to order. tebtfl JF: AM:truly ailtsto—Otfice removed to e.! Fourth street, between Smithfield aud Grant streets Pittsburgh. jana.am A i r MULLEN at DOWNING, Fashionable Clothing J.U. Store, No. 218 Liberty street, opposite Br%enth st. CIUMMINS &SMITH, Forwarding and Commission \J Merchants and Deakra in Produce, So. 3 Smithfield st opposite the Monongahela House. Jel9 & MOURHE&D, Wiiiiisale and Retail firoerrs 11 and Produce Deakrs, corner of the Diamond and Lomond. alley. • lortl3 — I TODD & CO.. --- • • _JDD & CO., Gentlemen's Furnis/ting Goods Es tabiht..7tent,corner of Market and Fifth streets, up stairs, entninee on Fifth street. 111 Y1 3 MOItR - . .. A . lisilom moluus, Intoterale and Rawl Deafer an Fancy and Stapk Dry Goads, 0.5 Market street, be tween Fauna and tae Diamond. oty23 JWIN DUNLEVY, CI .1d Buster, No. 1.20 W ood J Gold Leaf, Dentists' Foil. he. constantly on hand and sututufactuxed to.ordcr. my S 3 d Nrd t r i rr P t i sa Y s trt ' fa L r E L.a w le - Of D A ' n a t Te ari a n \ ol CommunionaZo corner of Liberty street and Cecil ' s alley. o nOviu fiano Forte Aran ofacusrer, and denier in 1 • Munical instruments, No. ill Wood sifeet, near' Finn novlo I.I)SEd`H WOODWELL, imparter and Deater in For t/ eign and ameetk Hardware, _.corner of Second and Wood streete. °c3) McCLVRKAN dr. C 0.,. Agents for Carlisle oand Rippard's Regular Line of Packet Ships,. from Near York to Liverpool, No. 142 Liberty st. febl J.MAJOR,tans Store, Ship Chandlery and 0 Agency or the Pittsburgh Lard 'Oil Factory, No 4, Market street, Pittsburgh. fI%AAPF.E &O'CONNOR, Propnetors of the Pittitturi, PortaltrAo4l Store corner aren't and Wayne ate fed T AMES MAY, ffloissals Grocer, Forwarding' and Cara t., mission Merchant, Water street, between Market and FerrT.' kb!. iLL C11.E.111.*; Bankers and Exchange Brokers, No 65 Wood street, third door below Fourth, west aide relit HAMM& Banksrs and Exchange — E — rahcrs, I.lcomer of Third and Wood streets, opposite the St. Charles Hotel. (ebi TOILNSAN &STOCKTONoksellers, Stationers,: Prin ters and Publishers, corner of Market and Third Stit.: febl I= It.aoß SCRISA, Bookseller, Stationer not Binder, Filth street, between Wood and Market. jan7 bIeSTEIN, Bran Fouader and Gas Pater, Smith . field street, between Dirunnenl alley and Fifth at. deelB ' McDE Graaf; dealers in Pro t/ J. duce and Pittsburgh manufactures, No. 2t4 Liberty, opposite 7th st. 1 a C_IEVLN rI MC HLNO STORE, No. s,gittat fa suet, tient Liberty. k, CJOHN FARHAN, n0v 4 24 t Proprietor. OHN MOHGA.N,ll7whaals and Rstaii Dratraist, No Vai, Wood street, one door south of Diamond alley, febl MIOLLANSBEE & HAYWARD, no /trate and iteusit herders in Emu and Sheer, No. 1 fie Liberty street, op posite Wood. febl A. FAHN'RgfitiCit & CO., Whatuali Dru Ware- JUID. house, corner of Lint and Wood streets, and corner of Wood and Sixth. febl J. 8. 7A TO138:0.• • • 1. Q. A. TOl.llO. T S. M. YOUNG & Co , Wholesale and Retail Family . Grocers and Drafers in Produce, N. W. corner of Fourth and Ferry and S. IV. corner of Third and Ross streets, Pittsburgh. mar3l:y TOSHUA RHODES, Wholesale Fritiurer, Confectioner and Dealer in Nuts and all kinds of Foreign Fruits, N 0.6 Wood street, East side, between Water and Firs Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. All orders in his line carefully attended to. rnar4l Joni McDsorrr. isants McCovrr-r. War. hlcDarrir TORN hIeDEYLTT & BROS., Wholesale Grocers, Deal-. ers in Produce, Pittsburgh 111.7.nufactares, and Mer chandise generally, No. 13 Commercial Row, Liberty street. • mar2l:y liffiLALEXANDEß&;SONS. — CiiiiitliTkersandTPOl , wishing Undertakers, corner of 'elan and St. Clair streets, opposite the Exchange. Entrance on Penn sreet. febl JOHN H. MELLOR, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Murk and Musical Inseruments,Pianos,School Books, and Stationery, No. 1. Wood street. jani JAMES PA.TTERSON, Jr., corner of First and Ferry streets, manufacturer of Locks, Hinges, and Bolts ; Tobacco, Fuller, Mill and Timber Screws, Hansen Screws for Rolling Mills Ike. seplo T DRYAD.; Rectifying VettUer, mid Wholesale Dealer . EP•in Foreign and Domestic wines and Liquors No., I.l4Liherly street, and 53 Diamond alley. h2l MD.OE HOTEL, Exchange Place, Baltimore. MD. Dosismr, Proprietor. Coaches will be in readiness atall the landings to convey passengers, free of charge, to the Hotel. doethi V. INC/ k PINNEY, Agents for the Xtdatoare Mutual JCL. Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, at the Ware house of Bing & Holmes, Water street, near Market. febl CARSON k hIeKNIGHT, Wholesale Grocers and Cam mission - Merchants, Sixth street, between Wood and Liberty. dec4 W. MGirA Bookbinder , c ornerot ThiniaudVrd . i reets.le..,vreheisprepareto do iievery, description of ruling and binding. peck R. MlALPKY,'Wbelesnle and Retail - Yinales in DRY GOODS, North east corner of Market and Fourth au. , . ap2Ol.q. SAMUEL MORROW, Manufacturer of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, No. 17 Fifth street, between Wood and Market. feblo EWE= rrROTH &. SCOTT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, 4-c., S. W. corner of Four* and Smithfletd sta.,Pittehurgh, Pa. (larP2:c ?RINGER BANDAVOR WLLLIAM lIARDAIIGH. Q W. HARBAUGII, Commission and Forwarding Merchan4r, and dealers in Flour, Wool and Produce, N 0.53 Water, and 104 Front street, between Wood and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh. as2o: • 1 . 3 !CHAS T. LEECH , r. - Importer, and dealer In AA) Foreign and 'Domestic Sid:erg, Hardware, and Car riage Trimmings, of all descriptions , No. 133 Wood at., Pittsburgh, seven doors above Filth, and one door above 'll. Childs k CO.'S Shoe Store. . :31P31 SIIIITH & StiNCLA4R,( l ate Martin dr: Smith,) Whoksak Grocers, Produce and Commission 2krerchants,66 Wood street, Pittsburgh. The undersignedhaving entered into partnership under the above style, respectfUlly ask the patronage of the friends of the late AM!, and of the par chasers generally. They feel warranted in promising that they can give satisfaction - to all who may buy of them, or confide business to their care. - MOWNSEND, CARR &CO., Successors to the old firm of C. Townsend . & Co., and Carr & if,owland, beg leave ti - micro nee ret their friends and to the Public gen erally, that they are now prepared to execute all lauds of work in the Coach and Wagon-making businees, qt the shortest notice, and warranted to be of the best gul ly. The very,large quantity of seasoned Timber w it h which they are prepared, and their facilities for business, enables them to insure the public that they are prepared to carry on an extensive and promyt business in their line; and , they respectfully solicit a continuance of the libprol patronage bestowed upon The late Anus, sep4 _ ...:-`.. f'...,i, :"':;"--..,.,7-'-',:•;'i:'.'7,-, MEE ~„ 4 .:.::- . ;;.“'- , ,:-;:- . .1.,, , , '' .. • - '..!'''%:=':-."'-z.! .c-„;':.,_-'-!i.-•,,ii::;.!.,..:',..!:i:-.,., MINCI M ... ...._.., '., -- ..'...',i' .':' . 4.•- - ;.- ,•-•:-..... . - ..--.:,'...":—.'.''.!.--7!".--=,''''r.".•• •-, -, .' --- ;'.-- 5- ' . -'• - - --, -.,.,.'", r. ,. .,.; ✓ ..1. .p,,T,,4 -1:,.-..t.,.'„;...;., r.! - _ 1 5 .: ,:l .i ,' - .„- --,..,..,-.„ ..•-•-•:1-f-r::itt-'L %-;:-.7'!•4:;:•;4:,'t--V:,':4•:'-:;-7'-'..'' . -r. ~i' '- c-f' - ,' , 7 --" -- .: f s'l- ''.-,-*-;4:::7-•''.Wi4..i:-..",,I;.-,ft't -. .. 4: ': ; 4-:' - _ ; 4 4 4- ~ . 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' , "'..,''''-': '-%.-I'j.' —, C-' ,. - , ',i:.-:= ,,. .: - ., , C, ,' ,ic•-• ME Bu inns earbo. *, ~~_L;r ME • - MM =I ME ' -,I - WM. D'ltEft Grocer ana Produce. - /hate*, N0.•)58' • Liberty'street,Pitisburgh. ,inarl7. L. 0. 3ESSOLIIS. 7. L. arms. EYNOLDS & SHEE,' Wholesale Grocers, omnaosioa lAA Merchaats, and Dealers in Rags, Paper,.&c., coraer . of Penn and Irwin tarents„, Pittsburgh. All sizes. Print ing Paper constantly on hand. . nutrl7ry • TAMES PATTON, Jr.„ . lVhoksak Grocer and Rectifying Disiiller, and Dealer in• Foreign andDomeade Wines and Liquors, Flour,. Cheese, Seeds ) Grain, dr..e.; No. 17 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.. . rnar9 • ;Denier ironic goon, —'— HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL-PAINTER; Liberty street, opposite Druid. AU work neatly executed. - Ordetwpauctuallyattended to. • ftnar.2l2.:y George Bede, Jiro ifiTANUFACTURER OF BRUSHES, WDOWEDALE AND lyl Rarrui, No. 75 Wad street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Con. small), on hand, a general and extensive assortment of ALL xurns or BRUSHES, at the lowest Eastern prices. N. B.—Machine Brushes, &e., made to order at the shortest. notice. • . niar3o:y N 0.140 Wood street, bottreen Fifth and Virgin Alley. HOLESALE and Retail 'Dealer in Cedar Ware, Fancy Ware, Wooden. Ware, of every description; W' low Ware, foreign and domestic; Matts of all kinds ; Patent Rotary Churns, which far surpass anyhow in use in the United States. For sale at the lowest prices. maroo-3mo J. S. BONNET. WHOLE4AIN,GROCER;RECTIFYING DISTILLER, COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANT; —DEALICFC LN-- Foreign and Domenic Wines, .Liquors, Fruits, Nutt, 4e, marchB 162 liberty street,Pittaburgh. MIOA.AIDLIiCSS & V ADIPDELL, No. 07 Wood arms, mad door to Diamond alley, Wnotarsiaz DeAcnias IN VASIL - IT AND Dos GOODS, ARE now in daily receipt of all the articles in their line of business—purchased at the lowest prices. iu the East; to which they invite the attention of country merchants and others‘and which they flatter themselves they can dispose of at the Murat pncei and on the most favorable terms. mare SIIVICINLEY, House, Sign and Ornatnental Painter, and dealer in PAINT'S, No. 44 St. Clair st., Pitts burgh, has constantly on hand all kinds of Paters, either Dry or Mixed; Japan and Copal Varnish; Linseed Oil ; Boiled Oil ; Spirits Turpentine ; Window Glass, Or all sizes; Putty, Paint Brushes, An., allot the best csiality, nod f;•.•r sale at reasonable arises. ;call glibH. GERBp.RDLND, Dealer in Imported ' and DOMMIC Segura. Snuff and Tobacco, Wholesale and Retail, Liberty street, six doors above Smithfield, Pittsburgh, Pa. Q,% All orders from country Merchants willbe promp y attended to. Dr4o:ly W.V. B. ISCALFIL. JA)1113 _LITASISON. I.jCAIFE k ATKINSON, Manufacturers of Tin, Cop per and Sheet Iron Ware. . They also execute every description of Blacksmith Work. First street, between Wood and Market, Pittsburgh. otanl:y _ D ittoip rittuG!! s--40EL Monti. Druggist and Apotlurary, north-west corner of Wood and Fifth streets, Pittsburgh, will keep constantly on hand Drop, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stalls, kc. N. B.—Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compound• ed from the best materials, at any hour of the day or night. Also, an assortment of Perfumery, fine tooth, hair, and clothes' Brushes, .kc , dc., &e., which will be sold low for cash. apt& y WILLIAM TROVILI.O. Undertaker, Falb street, im mediately opposite the Theatre, respectfully in. forms his friends and the public in general, that he has resumed his business as a Furnishing UndertaLer. Ile is supplied with and always keeps on hand Coffins of all sizes and kinds, Shrouds, and all other articles necessary on such occasions. • Silver plates, ire boxes, and leaden coffins will be sup plied in order. A. fine hearse and eatriage always ready to attend funerals. serahly DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 45, Market street, three doors above Third,Pittshargh, will have constantly 041 hand a well selected assortment of the best and freshest Medicines, which he will sell on the moat reasonable terms: Physicians sending orders will be promptly attended to, and suppplied with articles they may relynpon as genuine. Physicians prescriptions will be accurately and neatly prepared from the best materials, at any hour of thedny or night. Also. for sale, a large stock or fresh and good PERFU MERY. dce39 IL GALLAGIIIX. GALLAGHER, LONG & MILLER, Xs, 109 "'rant ac, britrern Wand and Satiilifirkl streets. .CYUFACTURERS of Bells of all sires, double and ATI, !Ingle action Force Pumps, Counter Ratline, Min eral Water Pumps, fittings of all kinds for Ens, %Yates, Steam. Sae.. Brass Castings for Machinery and anti-attri ton metal for same. Partientar attention paid to (las Ftxtures and a well assorted stock of Plain and Orna mental Pendants, Barriers, Chandeliers, ac., &r., con stantly on hand. ottS RMSTRON( & cnoznrt, Cirinmistion 3feet...hauls A , No. J: Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa., will attend promptly to the sale of every description of Westera Produce, and other articresJentrusted to their earr. Minix To—Hanna, Hussey & Co— Pittsburgh; Banns, Graham & CO., New Lisboa, O. Merchants generally, 'Wellsville, 0.; Rhode* & Ogleby, Bridgeport 04 A. U. Richardson & Bra, Cincinnati; J.P. Bows ril, Louisville, Ky.; Guile & Dorsvon. St. Louis; H. Bo)lcs, Steuhn vale. declky CORNER OF SEITHFIRLD AND THIRD NTS., Piusou-rph, Pa. BROWN & CONNELLY, VriOPRIETORS. N. B.—Good Stabling attached to the house. Apcfcrog - iiaripui brass Founder, has rebuilt and • commenced business at ltold stiold. No. TR, Se. cond, between Market and Ferry streets, where be will bikpleased to see his old customers and friends. - Church, steamboat, and bells of every sire, from 10 to 10,000 pounds, cast from patterns of the mast approved models, and warranted to be of the best materials. Mineral Water Pump!, Counter*, Railing., he., hr ., together with every variety of ftrase Casting*, if reguir• eic, turned and finillied in the neritect manner. A. F. is the sole agent for Babbitts Anti-Attraction Me tal, co justly celebrated for the reduction of friction in machinery. The lu3s.e* and compoeitiou can be bad of him at all time*. ' novrly NEWLY INVENTED PATENT BLOCK SPRING TRUSS,. (or the immediate relief and permanent cure of Hernia and Rapture' (Suited to all sizes.) The superior claims of tin. Truss consist in the comparative ease with which it may be wont. The pad of wood be ing neatly balanced on springs, yields to the pressure. of any part of it, and thoroughly adapt. itself to any move ment made by the wearer. It can be worn without any intermission, until a cure is infected The subscribers have made arrangements for the manufacture of these valuable 'Prime., in a superior style, in Philadelphia, and have them now for sale at their office. No. 77 Smithfield street, near Sixth, Pittsburgh. GEORGE WATT, IYI D. W. KAUFFMAN. 1.11 sale ond Retail Druggist. No. 931 Wood street, i one door south of Diamond alley, Pittsburgh.—The subscriber has just received from the eastern cities, and is now opening at the above stand, a full assortment of articles In his line, consisting of Drugs of nil kinds, Dye Stuffs, Paints anti Garnishes, Chemicals, ere., together with all such articles as are usually kept for sale at a wholesale and retail drug store. His stock is entirely new, and has been selected with care. He Is confident that his artieles.both as to quality and price, will please such as may favor him with a call. MONONGAHELA PLANING MlLL.—Junin MEd; marl would respectfully inform his friends and the public, that his new establishment is now in full opera tion, and that he is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins. and fill all orders for Planed Lumber, with promptitude, and at the lowest rates. Board and Plank, planed on one or both sides, COB stantly on bra d. Sash, Doors and Mouldings, of every description, made to order. Builders and Carpenters would find it to their advan tage to give him a call, as lie can now furnish them with planked stuff, suitable for every description of work. dec3-tf --- VVesfPo n - i ~ Wirk PRESTON & WAGNER, Engine Rudders, have corn j menced business on Penn st., near the Point, at the establishment formerly carried on by Stackhouse & Nel son. Persons wishing to purchase Steam Engines for, Boats, or for other purposes, will please favor us with it call, as we flatter ourselves to be able to furnish them on as favorable terms as any other estublishme n t Mille city. Also, rolling mill and castings of every description can be had at the shortest notice. arsmocre—Capt. Robert Beer, Thomas Scott, Esq., Church, Carothers, & Co., H. Denny, Esq., M. Allen & Co CYPRIAN PRESTON, ROO ENOCH WAGNER. CHEAP BONNETS.—W. R. MDRPHY is selling oft his remaining stock of BONNETS at greatly redu ced prices. Bonnets of last winter's shapes at from 25 cents to 91,00. Cheap Lawns .—A lot of Dress Lawns reduced to 121 cents per yard. White awls for Drases.—A supply jest received, and offered very low. Dark Ginghams.—Rich dark styles of Gingham. Also, Manchester and Domestic do., of choice patterns. Mantua Ribbons.—An assortment just received in the Wholesale Rooms, 2d story, and offered low by the piece. Also, White and Colored Satin do. - - . Prints and /kfuslins.—An excellent stock on hand, front 4e. per yd-up to the finest qualities. 1:1:721.1 the north-east corner of Fourth and Market streets. Important, JOHN M. BLAIR, DAVID STEM ART and PHILIP SPAHMAN, having purchased the entire in toter t and stock In trade of Mr. John W. Blair. beg leave to inform heir numerous friends and the public that they have this day entered into partnership under the firm and style of BLAIR SG C 0.," for the manufacture of Brushes of every description. Being practical workmen, they. will make up every article of the most durable material, and in the first style; and will keep en hand, for sale, at their store, No. MO Wood street, a very large assortment of every thing in their line of business—which, with their eaten -siVe stork of Shoe Findings, Fishing Tackle, Pen and Pocket Knives, Powder, Shot, and Variety Goods, they will sell cheap, wholesale and retail. Machine hushes made to order, with despatch. • The enconragetnent and patronage of the ir Mends and t h e p u bli c Ideantestlysohmted, and will be thankfully re ceived. Observe:. BLAIR k CO., Pittsburgh, Oct. 24th, INS:(oen) 120 Wood st. WM. H. SMITH W. M. SINCLAIR, FLOUR -25 barrels, just receive_ d and for sale by mart 3 warm & SINCLAIR =ZEE •i ,- '; ',,,,-..: MEI -", PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1849. Business (garbs. d. .13. lIPMINGSTEIN. John U. Townsend, I= BROW N'S HOT EL ME RE MI --T feint' subscribers mosL respectfully announce to their tellow-citizens -that they 'have perfected their .tir rangement to carry on the business of Tin:Hoofing on an eziensivc scale. his now eloso on (Our yeari,since we first introdueeri tin roofing ht this city.. •Darintetbat time we have cover ed over fifty thousand some feet of roofs with tinplate, and in ull cases we beliere we have givenAhe most en ure satisfaction. This kind of roof has been applied tri 'the - very best buildings id-this city, including, among a large number of others,the two superb buildings on Pend street, owned by John Shoehbcrger and John BiAlie I; Harm. That tin roofing (when skillfully laid on) is. both permanent and durable, there can be no doubt; proof of this, wo can refer to the almost 'universal application of this kind of roofing in the large cities on the sea-board during the lust twentryears; ttnd from enquiring on On subject, we have yet to learn of any one of those roofs having been worn out. ,'Phe 40018 covered with tin in our own cityare open tolhe examination of alt whotake an Interest in the matter. W, have also preparetra Miniature plan of roofs, which maybe seen at our estab fishment, where any other information will be given with pleasure. JOHN DUNLAP & CO.. . mae? Corner Market and Second streets. The Areometer. /MITE ATTENTIQN OP Till: PUBLIC is. respectfully called to the lotion/0g certificates: • Ma. s. Eams—liaving . tested a quantity of Gold Weighed hy your Areometer, I find the result proves your instrument correct• and recommend , the use of it to those going to California, us the best method for obtain ing the real value of Gold. Reap. yours. J. B. DUNLEVY, Gold. Beater. Pinsk,7,o, Mardi 0,10. MR. EAWels—DeanSir: Having examined the "Areout mer,', manufactured at ,your rooms. I do. not hesitate to commend it to the use rit those gentlemen who are about removing to California,in search of Gold. It gives a close approximation to the specifie gravity of metals, and will certainly . enable the adventurer to as certain .when bin placer is yielding Gold: nirlol Yours, resp'y, M'CLINTOCK. Bead Quarters for Boots and Shoes, COIINEIi 'FOURTH 'AIM BAIITIIFIELI3 911:¢8115, PITTSBURGH, PA. j-TROTIi lc SCOTT having commenced • the general 1300 T and SHOE business, wholesale and. retail, would respectfully . invite the attention of their friends and the public gene rally, to their splendid new stock, consisting of Men's, Women's, Boys', Misses' and Children's wear, of every variety, suitable for the season, and at price* to suit the times. Also, a splendid article of heme-mude work, such an Gentlemen's fine Boots, and Ladies' Misses' and Children's fine work. - Please call and examine for yourselves. IC B.—Traveling Trunks, Carpet Bags, &a...tr., al ways on hand and (or sale low for cash. fry" Country• Merchants %voted find it to their interest to give us a call, when visiting the city. TROTH & scam „Corner 4th and tZmithfield'ins. Public Notice to Eannonatsts. jTHE Subscriber, being- desirous of changing his business, has determined to close out the balance of his stuck of BOOTS, SHOES AND•TRUNKS, AT COST. They will be sold in lots, to snit parchasers, from ONE PAIR TO A THOUSAND Country Merchants aro incited to call at RATES'. CORNER. SMITHFIELD A ND FIFTH STS., Opposite the Pittsburgh'l•'oundry, where they cart buy to their satisfaction, for the stock must be closed out soon. 1.00 eases Rams cat hand, sir., ste, per ease. roar: J. BATES. Boots and Staa.a 11e11tng neat flirt . s subscriber wishes to retail In en . tire stork of Doors mid Suots at cost.— . Persons wishing to purchase, wilt .have to call coon, us be istimilds to remove, on the lid of April, to St. Clair street. His stock is large, and of the very best kind. The balance remaining. unsold by theist of April win be nuctiontered oil to the highest bidder. T. A. HINTON. mar 11 Corner Market and Liberty sir. lChtonicle and Dispatch copyi week.) 1 111 A GIONLW illailiONlC THOMAS MANUFACITIMII OF Wagons, Drays, Carts, PENNSYLVANIA •VLNVIL MILT MIX YEO3I TIIEEOPET !WEST riptIE proprietor of this establishment having - always on hand a anpply of superior, well seasoned Lum ber, is prepn:eil to fill orders of every description in his branch of manufacturing. with as - short notice and on as hivorahle terms as any other •corkmnn in the West. A newly invented Patent Tip Wagon. for hauling brick. is built at the above place. Also. Repairing at tended to. Orders front a distance will receive prompt attention. M!=3 Ettrier W Snuth, Jame* McCully. Jonas M'Clintock. marS-3in Barran and Bedstead Facteary. S,&i) W. M. ILANNAFORII respectfully tunarm the • citixeits and the public generally that they have.re. tuored their WarrrOcuto. to Smith-fie/II stree t , liinmond alley unit 'PAM etreet. sign of the Mg bedstead; where they are preps rmi to sell,scholesale or retail, seer cheap for cnth, the following articles t—Bareaus, Bed steads, with Galt:sus Iron Fastenittge,HDli also the best quality of Screw Bedstead. 'I aides, Stands, &c. And they wish tt particularly understood. as there to con - inch preys tice against marline tootle work, that they warrant their work to give satisfaction, and if not well made, the money shall be returned. tun rlskaru ,• Champ Clothing for scrip. HAVE Just received from the East a we!' *elected and I fresh worm:into( SPRING and SUMMER GOOLIS. including 'English and French Cloths, Casslmeres and Vetting*, all of superior n anuiariare, to which I wou , d respeetfully invite the attention of toy friend,. Country Merchant, and other. visiting the city, who wish to provide thecaselves with a good article ut n etre tow prim, are respectfully invited to call on the tub acriber Aft work irarranted. Yo. 118 Going to Move. CIRINA, GLASS AND QUEF.NSWARE SELLING / OFF--Cam. AND Striae fisaosnos—The undersign ed being about to rerntre,in ti., corning month, to N 0.05 'Wood street, ix desirous of rinsing out the greater part of his titoeli at REDUCED PRICES. Ile would coil your particular attention to his large and splendid ax.so,rt meet of CHINA. GLASS aad guEF:NSWARE, doles, Lamps, Uniannut, Tea %Yam, Caxton., French and English Mantel 011111M011111, and Tea Setts, of the newest style* OM patterns, ell of which he offers at a small advance above COAL. Remember the ylaer, No, 115 Wool:. ST- !f erg M. HODKINSON. ConinteiiiTilE liner Cabinet Wareroom T. 11. YOUNG & Co. iorA removed their CABINET 1:1 WARE-ROOMS Commercial Row, Liberty street, opposite the head of Smithfield. where they will keep constant/y on band on extensive, assortment of So (as, Tables, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs and every article in their line of business. a. Undertaking promptly attended to at reasonable ices mnytl7 Hats, Caps, and Muffs. etTux subscriber is now receiving from the rd) of New York a choice assortment of Hats Caps and Mud . ; Latest Fashions in great va• rimy, and very CUYA.P, wholesale and retail. JAMES WILSON, novt I Smithfield street:2d donr South of 4th st. _ ..___. ,77 - - Kit:GT Ali 1 i Riiircifr II ill'n•—'olT-I—tiliiir". • 111+000.D & CO, (late DloCord &King ' ) jaWILL introduce, on Saturday, Aug. M, the FALL STYLE Or HATS, just received from New York. Those iu want of a neat and beautiful HAT, are invited to call at their store, corner of Filth and Yood streets aug2l New Het end Cap Store JAaws WILSON, Hat Manufacturer l a (formerly of the corner of Diamond alley and Wood at rees begs leave respectfully to inform his old Nieto Hare, trends, and the public, that he has opened a NEV, STOUP, on Smithfield at., where a choice assortment 31 . HATS, CAPS, and LADIES' RUES, (ns good. neat, fashionable and euttar as any in the city,) may be had. J. W. very cordially invites his friends and the public to remember his new location and establishment, and give him n cull as hearty ashe intends to welcome them. mar3t-ly Fashionable Hat and Cap Manufactory. GE: S. ANSHOTZ, Agent. respectfully fiL Ur informs his friends and the public general ly. that he has commenced the manufacture of Ilitts and Caps, at No. 33 Wood Street, bite door from the corner of Second, where he has now on band a ftne as sortment of Ilatsand Caps of On own mrumfacture,which he will dispose of, wholesale or retail, on the most rea sonable terms, for cash or city acceptance. H a t a m a d e to order at the shortest notice. apl9-3m Clinton Paper 111111. THE CLINTON PAPER MILL, situated at Steuben vitte, Ohio, having been enlarged and improved, and at a very great expense added new and the most im proved kind of machinery, is now prepared to manufae• tare all kinds of Writing, Printing, Wrapping and Cotton Yarn Papers, Bonnet Boards, &c., equal to any in the Eastern or 'Western country. , The undersigned having the Agency of the above Mill, will keep constantly on hand a large supply of the differ ent kir,ds of Paper, and will have any size mode to order at short notice. S. C. HILL, jan3l B7 Wood street. TIIR subscribers having taken the Saw-mill above the Fifth Ward Bridge, formerly run by Mr. John chain here, and having a good stock of Timber on hand, would solicit the patronage of the public. Orders thankfully reeeived and punctually attended to. SAVARY & SPA.ULDING. The undersigned having sold his interest in the above Mill to Messrs. Savory & Spaulding. would recommend them to his former customers anti the community, as being well qualified to give satisfaction to all who may deal with thorn. Urualtift JOAN lIOhICEPATHIC BOOKS.—Just received.at the Book store of the subscriber, in Fifth et., near Market: Maitria Mediro,puro, by Samuel Hahneman,translated and edited by Charles Julius Hempel, M.D. 4 vols. Haronan's Acute Diseases, by Dr. Hemprel, vol. I. Homcepaillc Domestic Medicine by J. Lowrie, enlarg ed and improved by A. J. Hall, ht J a hr , . New Manuel, vol. 1; Non. 1 and 3. timings Domestic Physician. Booninghausen's Therapcatic Pocket Book, for liornm pathists, by Dr. Okie. Habeman's Chronic Diseases, vol. 3. • Together with Medicine Chests, of different sizes and [Boo] VICTOR SCRIBA. FIMI BEN r• e filisallantons. 'ln Rooftng. PrFrsnyuan t March:7.lB49 JAS. AIcOCIII.F., Third in , near Wood ‘ Chroniele coiy) WOOD ST Saw 111111. sum ME ' '" ;),.":i.'::. _ ~F~Yf~ u .i J:' . .. ;_- _ ~,.i74.•::::',•_-.1::7•'•-t.',•- :t,.T.;',- JEW MEE= ~;,,z. ~. .. y a' ^" . I ' ... 4,~E ~ u .. ~y Ti ~,. fi < "Y""-.~"m~a .. s.4t~`" ~''~'~' ,~ , ~.~"' 7' ' 43: ; y u~ Yom. =WM Miscellaneous Hammer ari Daaler, s t. c.l d r n o i t n a re , at _ . CABINET WAREROOM,.,SMITHYIELD STREET, Between Seventh greet and Strawberry alley, Pittsburg, pa. HAMMER & HAULER keepaonstantly on hand ut a wa y rr a variety d o equal' g e u x a c i e l l o le a n i t iy a i n n d t . h f e mch i i t o y ett , a b n l d e ' u favorable terms as .can obtained at any similar establishment in .he West._ They have novvon hand an unusually extensive stock, embracing all kinds of Furni 4ure, teem the cheapest and plainest to the most costly and elegant. All orders.promptly attended to. mr2l:6m Furniture. . . Tuts subscriber, wishing ,to reduce his present 4 4 Mock of Furniture, o o t f iee,seu al. rti will eles fr i o n m hi t g h h is i a e a datetc cost, il beingfu determined to lessen the antount of stock on hand. Those persons who may call on him with the intention ofgetung a "good penny's worth," will not bo disap pointed. His stock of Furnittire 15 eqUal to ally in the city, both in style and workManship, and the assortmen t complete. ALEXANDER IHTURDY, Furniture Rooms Third at., Next door above Pittsburgh Dank. James W. Wondivell .TDI 0 DERN AND ANT - MITE'. FURNITURE —•— ... - " No. -. 133 TIMID STURM', PitTSITVIEGH. giA lamas and splendid assortment of Furniture, suitable for Steamboats, Hotels, and Private Dwell ings, constantly on hand,and made to order. • 1 le present Stock on hand cannot be exceeded by any manufactory in the Western country. Persons wishing to purchase, would do well to give me a call, as I am de termined my prices shall please. Part of the Stock con. Ennis Ili— Tate a Tete '• Buffet Etagele • • Louis XIV. Chairs ; Queen Elizabeth Chairs; Tea Poyse ; Fruit Tables; ' Toilet Tables', Louis XV. Comrnoder. French Mahogany Bedsteads ; Piano Stools:, - 50 Sofas, with plush-and hair cloth covers ; 50 Mahogany Rocking Chairs i . 40 dozen Parlor do. 00 " Fancy do. _ .05 Centre Tables ; Ith pair Divans ; 4 pair Pier Tables; IS marble top Dressing Bureaus; 8 Wardrobes; 8 Secretaries and Book Cases • SO marble top Wash Stands; 4 pair Ottomans; • 8 pair Fancy Work Stands.. ' A vrey large assorment of common Chairs and other Furniture, too numerous to mention. 11.7 - Steam Boats furnished on the shortest notice,and on the most reasonable terms. rw Notice... Oar Proposals. K A t . m h rs lnf i t eg tir m il n l, y f a VLl o e u e i n ny dEp c , s r , ip re n e t e; ti v r e v r a i i t n ts er ; for every article in our line of business, at the lowest specie prices, including subscripuons for all monthly Magazines. Also, all weekly Newspapers, (comprising our large assortment.) either half yearly or yearly; including the largest sheet, "The Great West," now ad mitted by hundreds, the very best family paper extant.— Also. Scrip may be teft on deposits ; Books, Stationery, and all new issues from the press delivered at the option of the depositor. We will order by request any Book or Books from the East, on the above terms. The above Scrip to be expended in• fall. Smithfield street, second door above 2d. ap3o RYE --A small 11.0sgeG t intn c t.l o r N sajt l, tl fth op3o st Gold Walther,. • 13 - PARRY has invented a mnchlne for washing Geld, 11. for which he has made application for a patent.— They are now offered for sale at the Warehouse of PARRY, SCOTT & Co., No. ttO Wood at., Pittsburgh. Adventurers to Culifornin are invited to call and ex.: amine these labor-suving machines. They are simple in their construction, easily trampurted on the hack of mules or horses, weighing eighty poun4s each, and can he put inaperation in half an hour. They can be filled with provisions. It is the opinion of those who have seen the trial_of one of these machines of smallest size, that two men will wash the mineral from I.'H bushels of sand or earth in a day, without the loss of n particle of the mineral. They east be increased in size and worked by water or mule power, if expedient. The operators work without going into the water or being exposed to water or wet. and consequently without endangering their hest th They will require but n small stream of water, and can be used the whole season, and can be put into operation where there is sot F ufficient water to wash sit the usual way. Price of smallest size 835. Orders from abroad, ac companied by cash, will bo promptly filled. H. PARRY, at Parry, Scott & Co 'a, feb7idtf No. 103 Wood at., Pittsburgh. _ • 1)EAO THIS LETTER.—Who will be without a beau- Ufa] bead of hair, when they can have one for three shillings? Twenty years , loss ot hair and wonderful restoration! " Bat:roma% July 17,1547. " Hear Sir—The Wonderful effects ofJonen , Coral Hair Restorative has been decisively dethonstrated in the ca ses at several respectable citizens of the town, who, on account of your selling three chilling trial bottles. try, it without fear. Oneinntance.'which has attracted Pante-. ulnY attention. is the case of &gentleman who had or no hair for twenty yenta; he had tried numerous pre parations in vain, and ultimately had hinhead shaved and wore a wig. At my recommendation, he tried the Re storative, and after using it, according to the direction, far a abort tune, the young hair appeared, and by has now as fine a head of hair an any person in Baltimore. Timm ke, JOHN KILVINGTON." It causes eyebrows to grow. prevents the hair from turning g-rey. and the first application causes it to curt benuttfially, frees it from scurf, and mops it from falling off. Sold with full directions at n Chatham St.N.Y. and by Wm—Jackson, Agent. S 9 Liberty st. Pittsburgh. [sepia) George Armor, FASHIONABLE TAMOR, No. 43, Market street-- Having removed his Tailoring Establishment in the rooms on Market st., lately occupied as a Bookstore, by Boswonh & Co., the undersigned is prepared to fill all oil dens in bis line which may be entrusted to his care by his old friends and customers, and the publiegenerally. His long experience in the business and the success with which he has prosecuted it in Pittsburgh, emboldens him to hope for a liberal share of patronage. Ile will make all descriptionsvf Clothing in the best manner, and most fashionable style, FOR CASH. upd.l.Ly Ilerohant Tailor. MIIE subscriber respectfully announces to his custom j_ yrs, and to the gentlemen of Pittsburgh and vicinity, generally, that he has received his usual assortment of Spring Goods, for gentlemen's wear, to which he invites their attention: fits stock comprises fine Broad Cloths of all colors; Cassimeres; rich Vestings, of plain and fancy patterns; all of which he is prepared to manufacture in the best and most fashionable style. Also, Children's Clothing kept constantly oat hand and mode to order. WM. B. SHAFFER, Water at., 11 door above Notional Hotel. -- roshionable Clothing Store,' No. 218 LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITE SEVENTH rrilESnbecribers respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they have Just received a new supply of French and English Cloths, and oasai merer,—Vestingx of all styles and quality—Ready-made Clothing of all descriptions, neck and pocket Handker chiefs, - Shirts ; in short, every article usually kept in Clothing Stores, constantly on hand. Gentlemen wishing to have Clothes made to order, in a fashionable style, will hod it to their advantage to call and examine our stock before going elsewhere. jr6-11 WMULLEN dr. DOWNING. Dissolution. TFMM of Acheson & Dagg M this day dassolved 1 by mutual consent. Mr. LI-B.T. Dagg having declin ed business on account of ill health, has disposed of his interest to Jail. C. Acheson. The business hereafter will be conducted iu the name of W. & J. C. Acheson. Pittsburgh, July, MP 117 In withdrawing from the firm of Acheson & Dagg, I take pleasure in recommending my sttecesssor to my friends and the public generally. JAB. T. DACG. July tV,15.1.9--aug ISSOLETION.—The Partnership heretofore exist inglietweenn the subscribers, under the firm of J. & J. APDavirr,eras dissolved on the 7th inst. Either party is authorized to use the name of the firm, in settlement. JOHN M'DEVITT, March W. JAMES ArDEVITT. ID" CO-PARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned have this day formed a Co•partnershlp under the firm of JOHN M'DEVITT &BROTHERS, for the transaction of a Gro cery and Produce business. JOHN M'DEVITT. JAMES M'DEVITT, March 7, 1849.-Imrl2) WILLIAM M'DEVITT. T\ISSOLUTION.—The partnership of MULIPIa & LEE If is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The bu siness of the firm will be settled by B. Lee J. II MURPHY, Pittsburgh, aOth Jan., 1849. It. LEE. NOTICE.—The undersigned will continuo the Wool business and attend to the sale of Woolen Goods, at the old place, H. LEE. In retiring from the late firm of Murphy & Lee, I take great pleasure in recommending Mr. Lee to the confidence of my friends and to the public. j on:10 .1. R. MURPHY. Co. Partnership Notice JOHN DUNLAP. MEIN YLEIIING JOHN DUNLAP having, on the Ist inst., aasociated with him in his business Joust Pummel, they will mailer carry on their Importing P f House Furnishitur Hardware, and Manufacturing bus hl ossitinder the name and style of John Dunlap & Co. The business of the old establishment will be closed by the senior Partner of the present firm, at their warehouse, corner of Market and Second streets liana) JOHN DUNLAP k CO. IIIIDNIGLIT SUN—A Pilgrimage, by• Fredrika 1 Brewer; translated by Mary Howett. Just received andfor sale by JOHNSTON •d: STOCKTON. Corner Market and ad - -,ts. 2fifi BUSHELS VERY FINE CORN Alk:AL.—lire"at till and for sole by (jan3) Cl/ALUMS& SMITH ("IHEESH--.t2IM Ib9. large Cheese, for sale for County V &tip, by WAI. DYER, up2l3 No. la Liberty street. OATS -200 bushels, prime quality, just received per steamer Wellsville, for sale by JOHN F. PERRY, a .30j Next door td Perry House, Alleghen , Wharf. PITCH -5u barrels, for sale by ,J.. JOHN P. PERRY, ap3o] Next door "Perry House. Allegheny Wharf. F lBll INC' LINES-2 eases den Gras§ LlllO3 3 gra. Linen do 10 " Cotton - do Suet rec'd by McCANDLESS &CAMPBELL, •ntyl 07 Wood street ME= ; 7 , ::, - ," , --- ;-_, -''; .; ....,--- ",- 1 -• t,- i',..,..i.r,.4,1` f- i,,= ~,, ~‘ , • ~, - ..„,-;',,' "Ni...`.., ...,., 4- '' .'„ ..,, „,.:;t.,., --, ':'; ,.. "4 - , - . 4.="'..:- ' ; , "-,1, ,'; , _ , ~ ',1. - - r: ..- ,-,' -,.-'2 ..'4 , t'l 7 ' *-,';', t,' ' - .." 4 ,.'• , ' „.,,•,..,,.' ',- ..---, f '4'., ,",-,' 4:. :t-,e' , =, , ~' :,: ,, ", '!;:', ..L.' ~-"" =' : •,- , • - ."--',„ ~; ' ,-.- `-- ''.„,, !.,os, • - "i . r ",..” 'l l. l --'''• ~ , „ -; , 4 .., ~.:, J r, ~...-:.- f•'• , s ' '',--, \ 4.t, ,'. ,' ":1, ,, - i , • .'',,,:'.,...'''' " i 4 , , .. ti.—t.'4Z.,4e,,''P tt.4"r '' ' $-.., rL ‘,... ',.! I , 4} l ` '1 7' ' .'-, '''... ''.''' 7..r4 ;=7' '': $: * ' T'':-;-•,,,.,.,,,,'-,-...,-,- ..,,-. 4 --,,,,'.- -:„ , 6 - y•=. ~„,..;;, ~ , , ~..1.- .1': f..„-, -'.."',...: ;.; :; . - MI MEIN ge MEE M V. .;1-....,",..111-;•'-'.',:.. ,'-,- • ..-.-: ' :-:'--: , ' , ..- ';1 :,:: ::' .' : .:: ':, ...t - • - •. - :7 : , ;'-' , ',.K•?Si4 - V-i'''; , :: '; - El - '' - . 1, •1 1. *".,Z:-.?:it,'f.;4;.,';;.'i4.-,:;=,,f,:!',:?%:,..i-,.,:' MI = I=l WM. ACHESON, JAS. T. DAGO, •,' ,: l . i' ' . ,;-:,:' k!'-,!:. NE NE =I MEE Mil Mai ~fit ~;~ : . I=IIMI falizailautous. = LIPPENCOI'T dr. BA.RR, (LATE J. S. StIOCALERfr. CO.) Manufacturers of Plannix Fire Proof Safes, Second street, between Wood dud Smiffield. LN Tuesday afternoon, July 25,1848, the undersigned N./ were called uport by Messrs. LippencOtt & Barr, to witness en honest and fair test of one of their Phrenix Safes. The furnace being prepared, tae Safe was placed inside thereof, with books, papers and some money; when the door of the Safe was closed and the fire kindled at a quarter past 2 o'clock, and in a short time the Safe was red lot, and continuedtill half past o'clook, being about four and a half hours, when the committee expressed their swisfirction that the time occupied with such bent was authcient. The furnace wristlet' polled down, Safe cooled, and door opened—the books, papers and money safe. The heat was - ,o great as'to melt offhe brass i ffloe te t e i s ngs. We therefore take pleasure in recommend og Safes to the public, es, being, in our judgment, entirely fire proof. JARVIS & TRABLJE, NOCK & RAWSON, CORNWALL & BROTHER, BRANNON & THATCHER, BENEDICT & CARTER; ISAAC CRODIIE. I am engaged in the foundry business, and know something about furnaces and heat. I witnessed the burning of the above Safe, indium freely say there was no hum - thug about it, and witltpleasnre recornmendthem to the public as being, in mY,ltidgment entirely fire proof. M. KAYE In calling upon the, above gentlemen for their signa tures, they all spoke in -the highest terms of the .fairness of the test, acid their full conhdence of. the Safe's being entirely fire-proof , We have constantly on hand and for sale a full lissom:dent of •the above - Safes. r • MoMuU • • • • • Cs FASHIONABLE CL(Y.CHLERS, #6.218 Liberty suet, opposite Sect/tilt, beg leave to call the atten ' I k non of their customers and - the' public generally to an examination of the stock ou; GOODS they are now in receipt of, comprising, in part, fine French, Belgian English and American Cloths, all colors; French, ' English and American Cassimeres, of idlahades and textures ; Sommer Cloths,. in endless variety; Vest ings, do. Clothing made to, order in the best and latest style. They have also ou hand a large and well assort ed-stock of READY-MADE - CLOTHING, to which they invite the attenuott of their friends and customers. [mai J. C. P. Smith, , ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT 'LAW, Br. Louis, Mo., will give particular attention to the Col lection - of Claims, and all money received, shall be re mitted without delay. RErSIINCE9-44.011. R. Coulter, Supreme Bench, Pa.; Messrs. Lyon, Shorb & Co., St. Lotus ; Messrs. Wood, Abbott A Co, Mr. Charles IL Welling, Philadelphia; Messrs. Eno, Mahoney A Co., Messrs. t.hittender, Bliss & Co., New York; Messrs. Baugher & Orendorff, Messrs. W. F. & A. hlonloch, Messrs. Love, Martin & Co., Mr. John Falconer, Baltimore ; Messrs. Lorenz, t-terling Messrs. Forsythe & Co., Messrs. Hampton, Smith & Co., and Mr. L. S. Waterman, Pittsburgh. marn:thu ew Hardware Store, SIGN OF THE -PLANE AN.D SAW, No. 7 S Wood street, •Piaiburgh.. • HHI3ER &.•LAUFMAN. larponers and Dealers in Fa reign and Domestic Hardware, in all its varieties, are now prepared to sell as low and on as reasonable terms as can be purchased . elsewhere. We solicit our friends, - and the public generally, : to call and examine our stock, which consists in part of Knives and Forks. Pocket and Pen-Arnica, Scissors, Shears, Razors; House Trimmutge, such as Locks, Latches, Hinges and Screws; tergether - with every - other article usually kept in Hard ward Stores. We invite the attention of Carpenteriand mechanics generally to oar asthrtment of Tools, which have been selected with great care, and which we are determinedro sell so as to give satisfaction. fap2:dSew FO SALE. THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HOTEL, ENO WAY - - - - AS THE " WU/WY HOUSE," Q 11/ATC Y. ILL. IN pursuance of a law passed by the General Assembly of this Slam. sealed proposals will be received at the ofilee of the Secretary of State, at Springfield, until the first day efJuly next, for tint purchase of said hotel, with all the furniture, lots, out-buildings andsiables belonging to the same. Said hotel is built ofbrick, four stories high, having on the lower floor four spacious storegoonis fronting the public square in said city, and two of like description fronting Third street, with a reading room, par room, la dies' and gentleateneparlor, a large dining ball upon the second floor, nod alarge number °fairy and comfort able private parlors, with a sufficient number of sleeping apartments upon the ffil and 4th floors, making it in all one of the most capacious and convenient hotels in the western country The estimated cost of said building,' out-buildings, furniture and ots pelonging, to the same, ts about $lOO,OOO. There will be sold atthe same time, and embraced m thesame proposal, all the furniture belinig ing to said house, and which is now in use by the occu pant of said hotel,, being sufficient to serve the-purposes, of accommodation, There is a sufficient number pilots for convenience, beisides good and eonvenient ings and stables belonging to the same, for which propo sals in like manner as above will be received at the same' time. The proposals mast embrace the-Entire property. Said property will be ;oldio the highest bidder tit fauns' paying state indrstrdnrss, upon the following terms, to wit ; one-titled of the purchase money on the day of sale, one-third in one year thereafter, and the remaining one third in two years from the day of sale. The'perchnser will be required to give bond and security to be approv ed by the Governor. Upon payment of the entire pur chase money, the Governor will cause to he executed a deed to said proyerty, covering the right and title thereto to the purchaser as is provided by law. For information in regard to said property, address the SACITETAICT oe STAFF" at Springfield, or Geri. SAMUEL LAMM, Al (10inCy,Illii1015. AUG. C. FRENCH, Governor of the State of Illinois. V" Quincy Herald, Chicago Democrat, Illinois Jour nal, ST. Louis Union, Louisville Democrat, Cincinnati En quirer,:penusylventan, Boston Post, Buffalo Commercial Advertiser and Pittsburgh Post will copy six weeks and send their account to the executive department of Illinois. Springfield, March 16, 1549—Blituns State Register. apl—dw Removal. HE subscriber has removed his Wholesale Grocery T Store to the corner of Hancock street and Allegheny Wharf, next door to the Perry House. martr JOHN F. PERRY. Spring Fashions Hats and Caps, : It,Tax subscriber will introduce, this day. March 2d, 1849, the Spring style of fIATS and CAPS, which for neatness and dura billy cannot be surpassed—the style being such that ettmlot help from giving the wearer entire satisfaction. Ile is also daily expecting the arrival, of an extensive assortment of California Hats, of various colors ; all .of which will be disposed of nt his old unusually low prices. Country Merchants are invited to call and ex amine his assortment. G. W. GLASSGOW, 102 Wood street, 3d door be,ow J. D. Davis' Auction Rooms, Pittab'g. mar.l:4m Spring Style Hatew CHEAP FOR CASH.—I shall introduce on March tat the regular day) Beebe's New York standard taslubu far - Gentlemen's Huts. The style in unique anti ocaunful, and combined with superior wortnterr- SHIP and 2Arsaist-, produces all the essentials of a real ly soon tier. FRANCIS KEEVIL, Practical Hama, mart:3l* 72 Fourth st. ALSPRING STYE, IS49—Willfbe introduced this day, Saturday. March 3d, the New York style for HATS, at S. MOORE'S, 73 Wood st., mar3:araSl SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.—C. li. Pert sox will introduce the new style of Gentlemen's Hatson Saturday, 24th instant l i ‘TALUAI3LE PROPERTY FO SALE—Eleven Lots V in the oth Ward, Pittsburgh , feet front on Carson street by 120 feet to Patterson's hn . One Lot on Liberty streel,24 fee by 100 to Spring al ley, between Carson street-andl3: - Frew , 3 line. Six out Lots in the reserve, near Allegheny City .and Manchester, containing about ten Actes each—Nos, ..r..Xt, 2'21, 107, 190, 109, 194. Enquire of feb24 WM. Itl. DARLINGTON. OLIDAYS ! HOLIDAYS: !—The subscribers are 11.. lust opening a splendid 'eollection of Toys and fine Fancy Goods of every description, suitable .for Christ ians and New Year's presents,conslsting in part, viz:— Jewelry and Watches; Work, Dressing and Fancy Glass Boxes; Card Cases t Pearl, Shell, Ivory and Velvet Card Baskets; Steel Bend Purses ; . Crotchet Velvet Bags.; Mu sic Boxes; Chess Men; Dommoes, Ice.; with a thousand other articles, too . namerous to mention.. The above Goods we will sell extremelyG low, previous to the Ist February,lB4s, as we intend making some ma terial alterations in our store and. business. We invite all to call who want bargains, at 8d Market street, be tween Fifth and Diamond. dec23 BOGAN & CANTWELL. 01110 PLANING MlLL—Rama 3treet and Waterlant, (along Chartier stAPirst Ward, 'Allegheny city, near Manchester.---GEOROL DRAWER having resumed bu• silicas, has erected the necessary Machinery at the above place, for turning out all work in his line, and is prepared to take boards to his mill and deliver them to customer! on reasonable terms. Dressed flooring boards, siding, &c.;ulvra' yi on hand A large quantity of.dried flooring lumber on hand. Orders from Western Lumber Merchants promptly ex ecuted. 110 WORKERS 'IN titprrAts AND . STONE A L GUIDE, TO WOMIZUSIIV METAL AND STOEB, - .or the use of Architects and Desitpiers, &c., &c., from original de signs, and from selections made from every.aceessible ouree, American and European. I.ly Thomas W. Wal ter, Architect of Girard College, and 1.1. Smith. The above for sale by - KAY & CO., leb27 Corner of Wood and Third sts. SHAVING AND HAIRDRESSING SALOON—BLAcs sox & FOUNTAIN, Tonsorial Professors, have fitted up the saloon on_the corner. of Cherry.alley and Water st., near the National Hotel, formerly occupied by Clement, Archer, and are prepared to wait on gentlemen at once, with ease, comfort, and politeness. In connection with their saloon, they have fitted up an excellent shower bath, where persons can have shower baths at all hours of the day. They still continue' to serve 'their'Customers also at their Oki Stand, collier of the Diamond and Union at. fobl7-tf `ANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-=4O . doz., in quart bottles, AD Just ree'd and for sale - - _ B. A..FAI4NEOTOcKteC O 4-. arai Corner 'tibia Wow/ its. _L ~ :; ,: E . F. =I .. . ....,..,..,,, ....,, ~.., i '. i'... ,, :''i . ::' , 1...1 ,::.:. e.,l"n.:'. `-',',l s .t ' ' , - ... ./4'...,;,. ', ,'., i' , .. '- `- - 7.'•: ' ; 4 .'-'i \ 4 ,1 ' . " .-": ~, ,' , , ,A421. ; Zi- 4 , .: - -,,---. !::, ,; • - -.' :,,,-.4%,,Z.',..--;•4-,.',..c,:;4.-q.1...,.,!*:,,i_.:,,,,,..-,,. ~.- ~...;-,...,. c' -!•,--•,...,:,:',......,:, ,-, ~ ~ , . 7 1 .4.4, ,i ; •,• - • ,- ", -, ...,t:' - -i7z:...;.:1". , ..,":*''t. 'l. '''' _ .7 -, :.' :.:-......-,•...,zi:'..;.,-.,,„'.-..,:f.:-:4::...:-..;13544•,-.1.,....1.17i.:,,!•;-,, 4.:,,f,:t.f,',-,q,..z.';:-.1: j_:!.- : - ,;::'''' ,. ; . ' ',..--„:-_,,-...',, :.'.•-..'..7..., - .. , ,, t , :, - : , -.' , ; , 1,: -,- .:.,,' - ! . . -, ''' ,, ,:, , ,:: , !...r -- ,:;: .:, :i . , - . 4. , ,, ..: , ..:;_ j . - . - ,... :; ::::,!:::;!: „.- . -, : i : :: , :II: -"...,-::::.,-•:,-.:•:,•.: ~, --,..-,,' --- • -- ~ _S' ` . 6. ~~ y ':. sip =EI F' t„ ...„...?i.-',.'-.;::':i .-..-... „ ".' , .:1, '.:'::.i::',iii..,'*:2.. ~'=:',.'':,-,.',: ,::,,....-, S=l C. H. PAULSON, - 73 Wood st El SUE ME MEM .1 . Albuellanczno. • BOOS AND JOB 'PRINTIN . G . . , - N. W. Coriseiof Wood and F.lfth Stroisipir MEE Proprietor ot - the- Alcutrazo Posy and Efiract - at I Mtn Alssimhertit.Ell, respectfully informibis frisndir. . and the patrons of these pnpers, that he has a • large AS"' . - sortment of.JOB TYPE A.NL ALL OTHER MATEOJAL: • 1 necessary to a Job Printing Office, and that be la pre. .:-. pared to execute LITP/18 MESS PaIIiTIZIO OP EVERT DICSCRIPTION:' ~.. - '..,-. . Books, Bills arladinr, ' . Ctreuktra,: - _ , !, Pamphkts, - Bill HeadS, Carlo'-r , ..;-;'t Flandbalt, Blanks, H ag -4 =',..."' 1 il7 - All kinds of Blanks, Stage, Steamboat and _, I - ' Boat Bills, with appropriate cuts, printed on the ithortestJ. notice and most reasonable terms. : • - • • k He respectfully risks the patronage of bill fsiends 'and ' •„ the public generally, in this branch of his business. . .L. HARPER _ • . • ••' _•• roper Hangings.. • - HAVlNCiurebased at three of the largest Factories . in the East, (New York, Philadelphia and Bahl morej a large assortment of the newest and most int- " proved styles of PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS. tkc., and made arrangements by which I will be enabled. to procure all new Patterns, 'simultaneous with Their ap pearance in the Eastern market, I would Invite the at.. tentlon of those desiring to have their houses papered • with the latest styles of paper, to call and examine my= stook, before 'purchasing elsewhere. • . I beve now on the way from the East, 20,000 pieces of Gold, Satin Glazed and common Paper hangings, which I can sell at prices 'ranging from 12j cents to 82f. piece. marl 2 S. C. HILL, 87 Wood at. AM. DUFF'S WRITiNG AND BOOK-KEEPING CLASSES, Alexander if. Day's Dal/dings, entranufrom the Diamond. ESTABLISHED IN 1840.—1 t is universally admitted tiy all now practising Mr. Duff's plan of Double Entry, to possess the following advantages over all other methods in use :-1 et, dispensing with all booksex cepting a Day Book : and Leger; 2d, reducing the cash and merchanu ire accounts to about one linefot one hun dred; ad, checking reduced In the same proportion; 4th; an annual saving of forty or filly folios of the Leger Sib, greater security against error ; Bth, doily posting of the personal accounts. An elegant Mercantile Hand ' witting imparted to all going through a source of lessons, Hours; 10 to 12, 2 to 4, and 7 to 10. • marl 2 iiiitabisrgti Gold 'Washer. THE subscriber has invented a machine for Washing 1. out GOLD, possessing the following qualitieS weighs about twenty-five pounds, can be packed in a box 13 inches by 17, and 17 inches deep ; will wash out a bushel of wet sand iu about two minutes—dry sand In less lime—leavinK the Gold perfectly clear of Band and gavel. Those going to California are invited local! and see its operation, at my residence, in Penn street, near Water street imarsl C, EVAN 9. NV M. ALEXANVER & florets: Mimes Ann Fuernstrnso UNnirirrAsiths, corner qf Penn and :::....;;Nowore,.c. St. Glair ti, opposite the Exchange. 1 4 A/ C. Hetet, Entrance on Penn or., res . pectfully. inform their friends and the public, that they are prepared to furnish and attend to everything in the line of Undertakers, as they have quit the business of Cabinet Making, and their attention will be devoted altogether to the above business-; keep a" large assortment of COFFINS made and finished, cover ed, and lined in the neatest manner, with a variety 0. - materials, and at allprices; we seep . SHROUDS ready made, of all sizes, of Flannel; Cambrtc, and Muslin, at all pnces, and made in the eastern style, and oil other articles necessary for dressing the dead, and furnishing funerals, or quality and price to suit; SILVER PLATES or engraving the name and age; ICE CASES for laying the body in ice, by those who wish to keep their:friends any length of time, and have ZINC PANS to put ice in for laying on the body; LEADEN Coffins always on hand. • We have a splendid new DEMISE and a pair of .6nehorees t and any number of tho best carringes,.etc., etc., and will be prompt, punctual. and reasonable. augl9-y • . Hale's Patent Rotary Machine, • APPLiCAISLV TO TOE CSES OP . . FORCING AND SUCTION PUMP. FIRE ENGINE, Steam Engirt., Ventilator, and Water Wheel. • fl l lllB remarkable Machine was invented b) Et.iszus. Ilsts, of New York, and bide fair to supersede, in all 113 above applications, the machines mow in - nee,. It has been visited by thousands, and tried. in many of its applications, and its success has outstripped everything in the history of useful inventions. The compact rotator the machine, its simplicity of construction and new ap plication of established principles, render it an objector admiration to all who see it. As a common Pump, for the use of amilia, its portabil ity and the facility with which it canbe converted Into a Fire Engine, are among its advantages. It is esrutllv useful for all purposes to which Pumps can be applted'On steamboats or reueir, to supply boilers, washing of decks, pumping the. holds, &e., Sce. • . For Alines and Hydraulic Works of all kinds, it re; quires less power to do the same amount of work , is - • less liable to get out *of roper than any pump ever be.' fore invented. It throws a continuous stream of water, without the use of meth.: chamber or any complicated double acting apparatus. - • - As a Fire Engine, not one half the number of men are required as upon the machines now in use, and they can - . work a much longer time without fatigue, owing to the manner of the application of the power—enher by crank or capstan. As a Rotary Steam Engine, this, machine has supplied, that great desideratum among scientific men, viz: obtain ing a constaht rotary action, which can be satisfactorily applied to practical purposes. • As a Ventilator for Mines, Wells and VeUel3, or a Blowier for Furnaces, it is easily and efficienly applied. • • As a Water .Wheel, working either by departing area ering water, it is something entirely.new and eminently useful. It can be used as to obviate much of the expense it playing foundations of mine, digging of water courses k.c. ere One of the Machines can be seen and some of its ap plications tested. by calling at " Umos T1A.u..," corner of Fifth and Smithfield streets, entrance on Fifth st. Rights for individuals, Counties, tee., within the State of Pennsylvania, can be obtained of the subscribers, us above, and any information relative to it cheerfully given. THOS. H. PERDUE. ' H.WILLIANS. • 2==3M!l perscms knowing themselc es ind eb te d Millar*, li Nicholson & Co., (Eagle Foundry,) are requested to call artheir old Wurehonse, on Liberty street. All unpaid accounts will be placed in the kande of a Justice of the Peace, on the let July next. . May 16. ARTHURS, PGCLIOLSON & Co.-, 11:r A general assortment of HollowlVare &c., at the lowest market rates. Liberty et., head of Wood et.' --- ma26l . ARTHUR • & NICHOLSON.% DOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,' &c.—Jfeuanstes ¢ Hap. MS ward, Wholesale and Retail Boot, Shoe and. Think Store, N 0 .186 Liberty street, nearly opposite the head of Wood. F. &H. have in store and are receiving . their Fall and Winter stock of BOOTS and SHOES , cons isting of the largest stock they have ever been able to bring to this market. We also have constantly on hand a splen did-stack of Hansard's Melnik. Gum Elastic Shoes, both forladies and gentlemen's wear, the most beautiful aril cle ever manufactured. We would solicit on examine tion of our stock ofgoods, by all who wish to purchase either at wholesale or retail, as we will sell at a emelt advance above cost. Country merchants will find It to their interest to call and examine our stock before pur chasing. FOLLANSBEE & HAYWARD. auga 136 Liberty at.' New Goods. Jun , RECEIVED, by Erprese, one piece abort nap bpk Clo th , suitable for Gentlemen's Cloaks, which I will make to order, cheap. .- McGUIRE, 'railer:. - Also, one piece light abort nap, a very desirable arti cle for.Ladies' Ciente. Colors wananted. Also, a good assortment fine French Cashmere Vesting; together with a good assortment of fancy and black Cas- MIMS, for Pants., which will be inside to order as chelip and as well as at any other establishment in the city. AIcQUIRE, Third street, St. Charles Building. oto on • eirportual Loose. •. AFEW LOTS yet remain undisposed of, and to he let on perpetual Lease, near Keathig , e old Mansion. House, I'th Ward, Pittsburgh. They are the cheapest Lots in the market, being of large size, in a healthy.con. venient audprosperous location, and the purchase money never required to be . paid ; only the interest. or groand rent, from Sl2 to 82A a year, neconling to the size and po sition of the Lot, with the privilege of extinguishment at any time by payment of the principal. The privilege of the well beloneing to said Mansion Houso will be given until the new ftaslu is completed.. ' THOS..2tIELLON, Corner of, Wylie and 'Fifth streets.:.: From Rev. Asa Shinn, of the Protestant Afethodist,Chureh I4E:undersigned, having been afflicted during the put • T winter, with a disease lathe stomach, sometimes pro ducing great pain in the stomach for ten or twelve hours withouiptermissioiz, and having tried vitrious.remedies •• ' with liftletbffect, was furnished with a bottle of Dr. D. JapniVarminatiteDattam. This be used according to ,' •' • the directions, and found invariably: that this medicine caused the pain to abate in three or four minutest and in. littera or twenty minutes, every uneasy sensation was entirely quieted. The medicine was afterwards used whenever indications of the approach of pain were per! ceived, and the pain was thereby prevented. He comma ed to use the medicine every evening, and sometimes in the morning; end in a few weeks health was so the re stored that the Sllfrefef was relieved (ratan large amour•. • of oppressive pain. From experience, therefore, he can confidently • recommend Dr. D. Jaynes' Carminanve Bal sam, as a salutary medicine for diseases of the stomach and bowels. A. 8111111.1. Allegheny City, July 10,1843. • • , I Er For sate at the PEKIN TEA STORE, t'ff Fourth street. near Wood. . ' ,nrig7-dtsar. '' • HAVE'you it bad complexion, coarse, dark, yeliow,-or sallow? If you have, you will by.usinZ a.Coke of Jones' Italian Chemical Soap, a week or two, your skin becomes clear, white and smooth. If you have unV 41- sense of the Head, Face or Beard—snah as Ringgwcvoorrmm, Scald Head, Scurvy, Erysipelas, Slut Rheum, arber's - Itch—you can be cured: for I have seen persons who . had filthy akin diseases for years, and after trying every thing in vain, have been cared by washing the part with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap, and can conscientiously ~ offer it for any of the above complaints, which I would. not do, unless I knew it to be all I state. If you have -. Sun Spots, Freckles, Morphew, Tan, San Burn or diallg- uretnents of any Lind, it will, dispel them and make the akin beautiful—it is a sure antidote and cure for the " bites • of mosquitoes, bugs, &c. . . - irr 'fewest: of counter - relit': Particularly cheap odes - —ask for Jones' Soap, and see that the name of T.Jones icon each cake. Persons from or lathe south and other • warm climates, would find this not only for themselves, but it is a never-failing remedy for _chaps and chafes - in. infants. And now, reader, by giving this ono triaL you will find it nil or even more than we have' stated above.' :. Sold at thl-Chattnun street; N. Y. and by W m: Jackson,:. agent a Sil Liberty street, Pittsburgh: - septa. :°. =EN r' MEE EWEN NEM KIM RIM MM II BE NO. 251. =ESE
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