~'~~.~ .... ?`r. 94PaulrsiIMFIXIOW,W,114.1Ktititilis:„ siva. -ffin r it.. ifironi4 the Peale that tie reidt made . coma warehouse'the recently - recopied by Mr. if. G. Berfordotirectly -010po011tils old still& where be IC always prepared to al. sotid promptly to ariy orders in *line, and by strict at. Nratiod to all the details of toe bifollaios of an Undertaker ' lilliUPeffrOiperttritiblic coatidencei. He will be prepared '"ut.:lPteuriosur to provide Rearselo; Canines land Vegetsite on the roost !Buret mad, Celli from the 4toiratreillt he promptly attended to. \4 - 11111 rissidence is In the same building with ,bIS ware :boot, -where those who need hts services may And Mori DiffitiNCen t-41NWalkIlriK. 11.r.V. JOllll ISLAMIC. D. D. AMID ROD cx, 11.2 V. woewar DRUGS, D. D. SOO. DAV. BA„bitExt. WlLLums , D. 4/: I.`it'orm DE, uv. Scogr,PU !MDR, talus, !my. „liaise D*VID, 'siep TO • ' Rev. r. v. swirl. ,• • , iIDQ , VIZT2d I O23c) :BOOKS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,; rAffire LIMB* HORS/I BILLS, :'III:ANKB, VISITING CARDS, •. .4; A.B OM A DDR E'IS DO., O,IIBPKII. . . WS, N MSS DO., OffiTES, HAND BILLS, 4..11140 OF LADING, • CIRCULARS, 4-c, 4-c. - .7.o:ether with every description of Letter Press Print 4,,Dtralstted with neatness and ilespni cis, and oil mode ',Avowals, at the Office of the Daily Morning Post. 4IPO THOSE . 'WHOSE' OCCUPATIONS TEND TO - PRODUCE OR AGGRAVATE DISEASE.—This • icbuirOf individuals is very numerous. They are those 4111410 'work in an - unhealthy atmosphere. Printers, work -In-ales, la Rather stores, stone cutters, bakers, white lead -mahafacturers, are all more or teas subject to disease se. ::icolrdlag to thestrength of their constitution. The only asettiod Ito preach( disease, is the occasional use of a ldleine which abitracts front the circulation all delete fleas humors, and expelb them by the bowels. T'onics ln any Bunt are injurious, as they only -.at off the evil • - day to make it u*re fatal. The use of Brandreth't Pills lobate health, because they take all impure matter , 01st of the blood; and the body is not weakened , hut -tarengthestedby their operation; for these valuable Pills •-• do not force, bat they assist nature, and are not opposed, harmonize with her. • ,121 old at Dr. Brandreth's Office, No. 98 Wood street, • Pitfebutge. Price 25 cents per box, with full direction. .-111141 RIC—The only place in Pittsburgh where the GENUINE Pills tan be obtained,is the Doctor's own r C. Ike, N 0.98 Wood street. sep;lo . mom W HOTEL.—The subscriber respectfully in -I,llrAtr ms his old friends and the public, that he has ~ opeaate Temperance Hatel,in fifth Street, near the Ex• , ~e,liange Beak, and in the house lately occupied by 'Mat , I.otew F . 'atrick. and has hoisted anl ron 3i gn,.'The Iron . Ckyllatnl," where he will be very happy to aeccuntno . date all who may - please to call tut him. His table he provided with the best fare, and every possible diketWQModation to town and country customers and .Mtvelers. A few boarders who wish to lodge in their storeskm. of. OM, tan he taken. and gentlemen who live out of, town ein•have their planers daily. lie has large and good stables, and the best Hay and Otte, and a good Hostler, and will accommodate travel. - eta and gentlemen who have hones: - Boarderwtaken by the day, week or year. Charges glare moderate titan at any respectable Hotel in the city. sap 10 JOHN IRONS. I§IfLTABILINGTON HALL.—The subscriber has *- opened the late residence of James Adana, Esq., Ateeessed, for the reception of visitors and boarders; 411M-bouse is very pleasantly situated on the bank of the eldot miles from the city—possessing all the delight -11d 'aitentitpaniments of a country residence, without being too far distan for persons , doing business in the ',illy.* *Visitors will be furnished with every delicacy of the season. An Omnibus runs regularly every boa i the idle gteeny end ofthe Bridge. N. , 11.--No Alcoholic beverages kept. tttplD. WM. C. BBBN. .IrIOBBOLUTIOVIr OF THE UNION'—The bop art• nership existing between James E. Kilbourn an d David 3. Morgan is this day dissolved by mutual consent. , Flreratadltlons will be duly noticed, with the signatures Of both parties annexed, and Barry Ball will be continued _open by the snhstriber until other arrangements are per. .1 cted For sale, on the premises, 150 bbig, choice winter ET. plet,if applied for immediately. JAB. E. HILBOD RN , seplef No 9, Market, and 74. Front at: KBlNDlNG.—M'Capdless4 . '1 c , ---'", ir k loboson Bookbinders and Paper - Jo boson, •"- V- - , Rulers, B. W. corner of Wood and 1 >.- - - i ----- \ - k i. _ I .__ - .3 Fourth streets,are now prepared to ex 4ot -- A :.-,' acute all kinds of Bookbinding and Pa. ' • ' - '.--4 per Ruling with neatness and despatch. litrßlank books ruled and bound to .. en _ . . atifgfor pattern at the shortest notice. N.B.* Alt work done at the above is warranted. (sep 10 WIC DIDDLE, Sargeon Dentist, has returned to , his old stand, No. 101, Smithfield Street, tklltere ,ite can be consulted any hour during the day, On his profession. • spp 10 11111 AL.—George Armor, Merchant Tailor, respectfully announces to his friends and pa thins; that he has removed his establishment from his -via-stand, in Third street, to the corner of Front and Sinithfietd, in the basement story of the Monongahela nontitr; - Where he intends keeping on hand a general as. Sortnient of Fashionable Goods, suitable for Gen i:egmet'll wear. lie hopes. by close application, to merit a share of the -Mint= so liberally extended to him at his old stand. N',."111 'Riming made arrangements in New York and Thliadelphia, with the most Fashionable Tailors, for Ike feeeption of Paris and London Fashions, customers - Aity - rely on having their orders executed according to %tea t style. GEORGE ARMOR. sept 10' . L"° OlL.—Tint Subscriber would most respectfully •• inform the public in genera that he has an article of at rd Oil are suPerlor quality, manufactured at the Cincin. esti 011 Manufactory,by R.W.Lee co.,w hien is warren. Seri to be equal to the best Sperm. Oil, both for Light and Machinery. This Oil is entirely free from any glutinous .tantter,smoke, or unpleasant odor, and it is as clear and 111 Walla as spring water. Not a particle of crust is left wick. The light is pure and brilliant, ettid _will last as long, if not longer, than that from an faiolltquantity of Sperm. Oil. The subscriber informs shi,publie that he has taken a place nearly opposite the Zast Nice, where he will light up several different lamps -eves "vetting, and he would respectfully invite the in• fihilitaqtaef.Pittsburgh, Allegheny, and their vicinity, to ...suastell judge for themselves. Be feels confident they convinced that the above statement Is perfectly correct.._ Out °five hundred individuals who have tried 4.lstt 011,titere has not been a single fault found with it. AMailaud Oncosts one third less than Sperm. 'Be would 4lailOattfratlyinlicit Shofar/3r attention of Dealers and Ma. Waists' to the'above. 4Phe foilowing Churches are now nstng the Lard Oil: 'Seemed Presbyterian Church, Pitt.thurgh, New Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Pitisba t gh, eat 'Presbyterian Church, Allegheny City, - Allesociate Reformed Church, do. AM-thetarrehiare branded R. W. LEE 4- Ca., Cincia- RaWRIOMe. - • . M. C. EDEY A•ent.lt • - Pittsburgh. June 215t.1842. • Yllf,t4hactiiissigvies, Captains of the. Express Line of Peeketkssw,the•Penneylvenie Canal, have tried' and are Juifrpear tent Oil introduced here by. Matthew 'eAllittly4ll4„ninaiitheitinad-hy B. Lee, 4 co., at the 0 360144 0 01-P*M. : • Vieteingdinitin-hiserting shat the . above equal 4.,pifitiloBpprit tlil, thatitis entirely free trim:awoke iikivir*theiVallias muftir whatever; the light it per, terlilititst,tind wittiest asiong, if not Jintligg Shankliat from AulAnfil- quantity of Sperm. Olt, recinnuiending.-40 our ":friends o_lo win* wie Oil - - f"'"7IIIYJRZ . 4 *Pi a iun& Packet John Ada 4111LIMEINAIIP, - teptain, Packet John Hancock, - :Ito do John Madison, JORIV - PR,0,J4.14X,JN, d ?o Pittsburgh, VON - .IIUTCHZLEV. HERB PILLS.—.. . 440000 .44mkN - r apt343 1 ,1P0P5 4 of he rb s , which ear' - -agaroir upon *tie hart, give insputsu itreegrh.lo46llolotfal"”stilitil "the blood is quickened .11111411diaed In 'circulationotinnuth kit the yaws, 410thilifOribefiliin;Ifie traria Wanted internally,orthe atitfddatated4"diaris of the. WO. are -IrtilliAtftene tinitdood,fiteiktista consequent laercHisiof iteisterlatkiit ajgoltkerituf MOO of theidacOrkaiit!, , inditdd vetidtliin#7 ble, taken *silt rerteatea:'sett; 4110090****01;ifielgeoilAjiiwidW ail l 'I, ?# 1.4 k .KK ll* ' - • , 1,44,7 Y • "1 1 SAT.E.CF s OwN:6o , B7`Vitslifix `` • biolivgAi. N pursuance of Ike oftire - 4thirctOwn ofaß II Act of 4 ssamill.fr .IPO;thtl day entitled," An aefto provide thecirdi nary *eases of the'payareat of thefinfettat on Mus,State. proporaiin far of the Roblic- , Worki. and for Other inirtrOsm," there will be, exposed to public sale, at the Merchants' Exchange, In the :city rif Phillidelphia, on Weilnesday,the 23d day of November . next at 10 o'cletik, A. 114,:the followinv Stocks owned by the Commontvealth, to wit; 3750 shares of stock to the Bank &Pennsylvania. - .5233 do in the Philidelphlallank. 1708 do In tie Farmers and Mechanics' Bank IMP do in the Colnarbla Bank and Bridgecompanyi 2500 • dp to the treicat Canitt.Nrmpiny. 1500 do in the Pehnsylvanla and Ohio Canal Com Pliny. I .500 do in the C hesapeake and Delaware Canal p Comri . 1000 do in tha SOlaytkiil Navigation Company , 320 do in the Bristol Steam Towboat and Trans portation CoMParlY. - Also, at the-State House.in the borough of Harris. burg. on Mobday; the'ddth -day of November next, at 101 "'clock. A. Y. 2905 shares of stock la the Danville and Pottsville RalircradiCompan y. 2000 do in the Camberiand Valley Railroad. Corn- PinY• 2000 do Franklin Railroad Company. 410 do lArright e v fite ,Yo - k and Get ysburg Railroad Co. do Cedoros Navigation Co. 995 do Bald Eagle and Spring Creek Navi gation Co. 2500 do Monongahela Navigaticin Co. 4500 do Harrisburg Bridge Co. 2400 do Northumberland Bridge Co. 2160 do Monongahela Bridge Co. 1600 do Allegheny Bridge Co. 560 do Wilkesbarre Bridge Co. 400 do Lewisburg Bridge Co. 600. do Big Beaver Bridge Co. 600 . tlo Dan Ville Bridge Co. 190 do Nescopeck Bridge Co. 350 do French Creek Bridge Co. 100 do Conemaugh Bridge Co. 60 do Sibuylklti and Pottstown Bridge Co 100 do Loyal Hanna Bridge Co. 92 do Milton Bridge Co. 171 do Rolibstown Bridge Co. 200 do Towanda Bridge Co. 1250 do Franklin and Allegheny Bridge Co. 120 do Bchuylkiti Bridge,(at Matson's ford) Company. 300 do Williamsport Bridge Co., Washing. ton county. Also,stoek In the following Turnpike Road Compd. nies, to wit: 2124 shares in the Harrisburg, Carlisle and Chambers. burg. Chambersburg and Bedford Bedford and Stoystown. idtoystown and Greensburg .. Greensburg and Pittsburgh. Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana. Erie and Waterford. perkiomen and Bedding. Gap and Newport. Waynesburg, Greencastle and Her- Cersbnrg. Morgantown, Chnrchtown and-Blue Pall. Little Conestoga. Barks and Dauphin Lancaster, Elizabethtown and M id• dletown. Easton and Witkesbarre. Susquehanna and Lehigh. Milford and Owego. Downington, Ephrata and Harris- 4310 do 2154 do 2.564 do 1780 do 3477 do 100 do 1360 do 512 do 250 do 180 do 200 - do 580 do 100 do 250 do 100 do 1240 do 640 do burgh. Centre and It ishaeoquillaa. Susquehanna and York borough Centre. 400 do 50 do 1600 do 400 do• 116 do 500 do York and Gettysburg. New Holland. Eipr ng House, No Bethlehem. Cayuga and Susquehanna. Elusqueltanna and Waterford. Sus.quelianna and Tioga. Bridgewater and Wilkesbar re. Pittsburgh and New Alexandria. New Alesandria and Conemaugli. 'Belmont and Easton. Pittsburgh and Butler. Philipsburg and Susquehanna. Butler and Mercer. Mercer and Meadville. Anderson's Perry, Waterford And New Haven. Pittsburgh and Steubenville. Ridge Road. Bethany and Dingman's Choice. Bobbslown and Mount Pleasant. Mount Pleasant and Somerset. Somerset and Bedford• Hanover and Carlisle. Millerstown and Lewistown. Bellefonte and Philipsburg. Philadelphia, Brandywine and London. , Belmont and Oghquaga. Harrisburg and Millerstown. Philadelphia and Great Bend. Lewistown and Huntingdon. Armstrong and Indiana. Clifford and W II kesbarre. ndiana and Ebensburg. Washington and Williamsport. Washington and Pittsburgh. Lycorning and•Potler. Middletown and Harrisburg. Bellefonte, Aaroneburg and Young manstown. Butler and Kittanning. Milcsburg and Smethport. Derrstow n and Youngmanstown. Mount Pleasant and Pittsburgh York Haven and Harrisburg bridge Abingdon and Waterford. Warren and Ridgway. Lewisburg and Youngmanstown. Somerset and Conemnugh. Carbondale and Lackawana. Somerset and Cumberland. LewisbUrg and Jersey Shore Ligonier and Johnstown. Warren and New York State Line. ' Titusville and Union Mills. Armstrong and Clearfield. Warren and Franklin. Fugar Groveand Union. Brownington.Harrisvilleand Frank ►in. 300 do 5600 do 328 do 516 do 967 do 322 do 350 do 947 do 680 do 882 do 1010 do 100 do SW do 500 do 280 do 900 do 660 do 672 do 100 do 717 do 779 do 500 do 100 do 800 do 256 do 980 do 360 do J 54 do 560 do 329 do 855 do 400 do 280 do 1160 do 200 do 1610 •do 204 do 240 do 408 do 200 do 280 do 96 do 360 do 24 do 320 do 128 do 160 do 40 do 96 do 224 do 160 do 80 do 80 do 200 do Snowshoe and Packersville. 40 do Laekawaxen. 200 do Butler and Freeport. 64 do Sterling and Newfoundland. 96 do Lenox and Harmony. 224 do Pittsburgh Farmers and Mechanics' 160 do Bedford and Hollidaysburg. 160 do Lutbershurg and Punzatawoey: 160 do Birmingham and Elizabethtown. 64 do Bald Eagle and Nittany Valley. The terms and ccindstions of raid sales will be made known on the dayS a foreraid ,or by an application, at any time, to this office.h State stock will be received -in pay meat at par, or certificates of credit, which have been entered on the hot of the Auditor General, to pursu ance of a resolutio of the General Assembly, passed on thelth day of A prP, 1842. By order elite Governor. _ A. V.PARSONS, Imp 20--dta Secretary of the Cothmoolth. WILLENIit EVANS'S SOOTUING SYRIIK-- 17 TM" loittil)ble remedy has preserved _ . hundreds. when thOUght past irecovery. from convnisioni, As soon as the Syrup is robed on the iums, the child witl recce ar., This preparat on is so Innocent, soeilicaelous, and so pleasant, that mo ehild will refuse to let Its garnet* rub bed with it. AV ht4ofants are at theage of four moitilis. Um' there is no ap rance of teeth; one bottle er the Syrup should h nOed to open the pores. - Parents should reser be without the syrup in the nursery where ttiere are young childrelt, for if a child, akes in the night with pain in the gums,ithe Syrup immediately gives ease,,by_ ope.ningthepores,l anditeating the gums; thereby prevent ing Convistens; evers, te. For Sate Wholmitte und Retail by IL E. SELLERS, Agent, sep 10 No. 20. Wood' street, below Second. AMES HOWARD 4 , CO„ Saasfactsrerb of Wen T 11, Palm'. Ne.,118, - Wood Strut, Pittaborga, Po.— Haventways 131% hired an exam:dee aisotinsent of Satin Mara MO pLaW -PAPER HANOINGH, Velvet , and inithlinn BI O.* ot • the West style and handsome pa‘rermlbemOarsersdhkparSora and chambers. • They 'man Ord and'' , mom Ural at aft tfeaee..... rthrshort.WODlD Metier. , pheraddlf etwrapec;liorr , d0... A 110041114 -"shish they offerTdroale• , r3 b o ni."014,1.01 to whictrAtier "ir-or anachasur lad ° th eir. 4 ikarkiatnrMittlielhlattha l assiSSOMOV itikft ita in "If w.R7 I II,P I = 106 .- ` - ‘iimse - -... , 104111 le szigunig. '~*` .n:~x~`=~.': 7 " -••. , ,.5,4.c,-....1 , .',................-..';';',.%:•-•'' . - y.•,. - !. , . ;;..,::*_--: . .-..-.,:;,..-.:. ; .i.:...-., , ,...y, 41 ::. - -irtr:d. ... _ . ... ........ .... . -.., ~ -. .-- • 0 .Thisfyyetat+i~ae4't*~l last imotkpiitifOßt* , * Talg A*Priiit*"o"lo4774loll,o4-101ber Pack, etuss os ansba, au. to V dp•Pcidies - Of 11 4 0 02 itingeMPirera life' l 4 Tigt atteglit "•Oluniste d rx :Where italusto_merkea , dao*l44here.lthlOolY, haY AluPPlttinhor , torneite that the Banutimern Psua uot relieve and .gerterally cure. Although Hume _pills. pr4dllol XllOl4X' IFTScr,that effect WIWI. to , prostrate the body..asseith °they nvidieines, but the frame Is Ineiwgeted : by the re moval of the eauseof weakness,the morbid, the vitiated humors.from theldood. ' Harmless in themvelves, they merely Mawr Di areas • -- . . To.throw out the occasion of sickness from; the body, and they require no alteration in the diet Or clothing. In_fact.the human body la better able to sustain with: out injury, the Inclemency of , the weather, Witte under the Intlunte,of tbis infection,destroylog„ditioase cradles ' dog 'Sledieine than at lay other time. The importa nre of Brandreth'ir Pills for seamen and travelers is, therefore, self evident. - By 'i he timely rile of . M edicine how mach anxiety and ideknow, might We 'not prevent. 'Cold, Biltious of fections, Typhus; Scarlet tad fevers of all kinds, would be unknown! But where sicknesi dots exist, let no : tune be-lust, let the BR AIffIRRTIVS PILLS be at one* sent for, that the Remedy may beapp led, without fur ther toss of time.—To 81. Molex's:Ran— That Brandreth's Pills have stood a seven years' test • , . • in theUilited States. ' That they are a vegtlabloand Innocent medicine, yet all porrerftil for the removal of disease, whether chronic recent; infectious or otherwise. That they purify the blood, and stay the further pro gress of disease in the human body. That. In-many cases, where--the dreadful ravages of ulceration had laid bare ligament _and hone, and where, to all appearance, no human means could save life, have patients by the use of these pills, been restored to good health; the devouring disease having ben completely eradicated. That ear.h or the genuine has upon it THUM COPYR mum LABELS That each label has two signatures of Dr. Benjamin Brandreth upon it. That there must be upon each box three signatures, tltns: B. BRANDEETH, M. D And three signatures, thus:— BKIIJAItIN BB.LNDRICTH DR. FRANKLIN SAYS "All acute fevers ever require some evacuation to bring them to a perfect crisis and solution, and that even by stools, which must be promoted by art when nature does not do the business itself. On this account, an ill timed scrupulousnessabout the weakness of the body is of bad consequences; for it is that which seems chiefly to make evacuations necessary, which nature attempts after tne hunters are fit to he expelled , but is not able to accomplish for the most part In these diseases; and I can affirm, that I have given a purge when the pulse has been so low that it could haidly be felt, and the debility ex. treme, yet both one and the cther have been restored by it." The good effect to be derived from the Brand reth Pills have to be experienced to be fully believed. By their timely use neitheithe scarlet, the typhus fever or small pox would ever assume their malignant form. To appreciate to the full extent ,the incalculable bene fits of BRA N °BETH'S PILLS, they must be used when the First Symptoms of Disease present themselves. One dose then, and their good effects will be felt throughout the attack—TT Is TAKING TUSK IN TIME that Is the great secret in the cure of all appearances of disease arising from had blood, and I presume there are few at the pres. eat day, will say anything of those diseases which affect the body when the blood is pure. Such diseases I have yet to see. Hoping that some who read this may be benefited by so doing. I sin respectfully, the public's servant. B. BRAb:DRETH, M. D. 241 Broadway, New York: THE COUNTERFEIT'S DEATH BLOW. The nubile will please observe that no Brandreth Pills are genuine unless the box has three labels upon it. each containing a fac similie signature of my hand writing thus—B. Brandreth. These labels art engra ved on steel, beantifOly designed, and done at an ex pense of several thousand dollars. Remember! the top —the side—and the bottom. Ent red according to act of Congress in the year 1841, by Berlatnin Brandreth, in the Clerk's Office in the Dis• (Jim Conn of the Sot them DWI rid of Nerd' York. Dr. B. Biandretti's own . office, No. 98, Wood Street, Pittsburgh. Only picce In Pittsburgh wheie the genuine Pills can be obtained. Each Agent who sell.t the true Erandreth Phi, has an engraved- certificate of Agency. renewed every twelve months, and has entered into bonds, of $5OO to sell none other Pills than those received from Dr. B. or his special General Agent.- Mark, the certifi cate is all engraved except the Doctor's name, which is in his own hand writing. Observe, on each certificate there is an exact copy of the three labels on each box en graved thereon. Purchaser, see that the engraving of the labels on the certificate correspond with those pp the box. The following are Dr. Renjamin Brandreth's Agents for the sal,: of his Vegetable Universal Pills,in Alleghe ny couty, Pa., who are supplied with the new labelled boxes. Prico 25 cents with directions. Principal Office, No. 98, Wood Street, Pittsbur Allegheny, Mr. JOHN GLASS. McKeesport, H. HOWLAND: NOBIESIOWII, JOHN JOHNSON. Stewarts Town, CHESSMAN k SPAULDING ALEXANDER AariAzz. Clinton. SEWARD Tnomr SON. Wi ikinsburgh. GEORGE PORTER, Falrvicw. ROBERT SMITH PORTER, TarP-ntUtf. Elizabet blown, C. P. DIEHL. East Liberty, DANIEL NeotEY. PRESSLEY IRWIN, Pleasant Hill. DAVID R. COON—Plomb Township. Wm. 0. BUNTER— Allen's Mill. [Sep 'lO PILES cured by tan of Dr. Liar Deb's Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills Dr. Harlich—Dear Sir—Shortly after 1 received the Agency firm you for the sale of your medicine, I formed an acquaintance a lady of this place, who was severely afflicted with the Piles. For eight or ten years this lady was subject to frequent painful attacks, and her physician considered her case so complicated, that he very seldom prescribed medicine for her. Throuslt my persuasion, she commenced using your Pulls, and was perfectly cured. Yours, .tc. J AMES October 3, 1840. Chambersbus, Pa. ryOffice and General Depot, No. 19. North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. And by Samuel Frew, corner of Liberty and Wood streets, Pittsburgh. sep 10 ER ESTING C IURE perfo r med byDr.Smayne's INTERESTING Syrup of Prunus Virginiana, or Wi ld Chen ry. Having made use of this invaluable Syrup in my family, which entirely cared my child. The symptoms were wheezing and choking of phlegm, difficulty of breathing, attended with constant cough, spasms, convulsions, 4.c, of which I had given upall hopes of its recovery until I was advised to make trial of this invaluable medicine. After seeing theeffects it had upon my child, and con cluding to make the same trial upon myself, which en tirely relieved me ofa cough that I was afflicted with for many years. Any person wishing to see'ine can call at my house In Beach Street, above the Market, Kensington. I.WiLcox. DR. SW AYNE'S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY We call the attention of the public to the numerous certificates which have been in circulation in our paper and some others of this city, highly recommending Dr. SwaYsts's Compound Syrup of Wild -Cherry .—Wa have seen the original certificates, and have no doubt but they come from truly grateful hearts, exprmive of the benefits which they have received from that valuable compound. We have acquaintances who have frequently used the above medicine. who can speak with confidence of Its •virtues.—Setarday Chronicle. Fectow Crrizews;—With sincerity i . would advise you, one and all, bothaicic and well, always to have a bottle of Dr BwiymesCompound Syrup of Wild Chewy in your houri J--it he invaluable in eases of emergency, -such 'as Spitting of:Blood, Asthma, attacks of violent CoUghing, which ie until the cause atspitting of blow', Violent NeTVOUS Affections, which occasionally some from fright and various other cumges, producing great alarm. Sudden colds ercom improper lexpesure, which are often -let Tao to an 'alarming extent; for want -of means being ready at hand;—and as 1 have used pr; svikirNee Compound syrup of Wild Cherry repeatedly in my family. and alwaye with marked success—l can recommend it with confidence, as being out of the best family trtedlchlee-whieh has ever been offered to the publir.—Saturiay Okroirfals. Sold by Wm. Thorn, Wholesale 4. Detail, only ageni for Pktsburgh. N0:63 'Market street. sap 10 , • WILLIMot REED, Xereka rairer,—ltespeetildly V takcatti ittal'alends and theyabik drat that be hie eneemeneed When at lit dideiteLettptett leco" 4l o 4 oPP*9,..___,__g l lPlV ° t / * rants 14 *°.. 1 _ - k. 111 V 4 4 . idniet ittorittott Ap.igirows _ • VOlg; • 4.. xi., `Ab•a•at - T.4 - 4 , *r'e fr•W'• • _" 4 sagArlpic k _loot 4 4 140adialiter ' 4*, 114 00 - . 74 1 :44WriokAilt 'Of* 4be. - ;I4E Alsrli**l•4 lo, 11101 010441410WiliiilAtPUlgal fltantOtut andittne. tiOrth:Thelefeak *Ole. ,flee , ritinueslon there tines intage _r kaigt;Olftei 1 44itAlstt 1 9 4 anlA s O uld the tiioiis kenos' her with 'inert: oftheicpatronage, she pledges herseli , to keep. everything of the.gaPitt o' ll o desercption.ipd _pity strict aitestionto ecituoMY. ;. It is with . eflitadence,Mrs. reixuarneSds.. her Frencp andl4lllllXl made .Corseln also her spiendidassortment oftnibioldery, which is superior to anyltilag yet intro &teed In this country: it inch:Wes Baby ;Lltien. smut OrieriMhi, Capes a la Cardinal. *fiend; ditto. Ber thas for Evening Coidome, Collars Cuff*, pocket !land kerchiefs, Morning and Night Caps, 4*, vrio.b wilt be ready for their approbation on the 9th, of 9ctribei nest. Mrs. T. is waiting the arrival , of. het Atortneta from I Earefte, at so. 2 Ferry street, between Liberty and Fourth streets. Sept. 29—di f. H. - 6. Naintlw..o.o. r. watavros. Vil AR RAW 4. HAMl4TON,intontesrs. at Low, haTe Al -removed their Office to theresittenee-or H.S. Ma. on Fourth et, two doors above Smtthflettl. sap 10, 7 OFFN 'WAREHOUSE.—.We — C st ! ee t ; .Betrood4 i nta i fe r ata. .. Two doors from tbe corner of Wood street. Con. ' smelly on hand an assortmentortoOready made COFFINS, of every size and description: covered • , ones, with Cloth: Mahogeriy, Cherry, Black Wahriar, Poplar, and PineCoffms. ALSO, Plates neatly engraved; Hearses and Carriages furnished; Graves procured; and all Services rendered that friends may regale. ' A credit given in o.ll,cases, either ofeoffins or carriages, requested. HENRY BEARER, Undertaker.. _ sep 10 175 B s ß a L ie S. by W RITE LIME J , G a i rrr o lo o r ß e p r o ti N cie, for N 0.12 Water street. VA .11ETY.— Just received. from New York, 3000 Temperance Almanacs for 1843; 5000 copies of the Journal of the American Temperance Union and Youth's Temperance Advocate for September. Also, 2000 Chris tian Almanacs, and a good assortment of Loomis's M aga zine and Pittshiwgb, and the Franklin Magazine and Com mon Alinanars f0r1843; by the groes,dozen or single; 250 copies of Grant's New Pittsburgh -and . Allegheny Bu siness Dirctory and Strangers Guide, for 6llcents. Also, Cottage,. Family, School and Pocket Bibles and Testa ments, David's Psalms; Methodist and Temperance Hymn Books; the beauties of Harmony, Introduction to Sacred Music: Mason's Harp with round and patent notes; Christ. Harp,and almost all kinds of School Books; Guns's Do mestic 3ledicine; Day Books and Ledzers; Writing, Let• ter, and Wrapping Paper; blue black, and red ink,_ by the gross, dozen, or boll le; steel pens, quills, slates, pencils and wafers; Cyclopedia of History, WeivernTilot. and a con. siderablevarietv of Books and Stationary, for sale on an coMmodating terms for cash or country pi—wince, ISAAC HARRIS, Agent and Commission Merchant, sep 1 2 No. 9, Fifth street. J . . K. MOORHEAD. G. E. WARNER. J: PAINTER. UNION COTTON FACTORY, Alleghe y City, M the end of the upper bridge. The subscribers having commenced the manufacture of Cotton Yarns, Stocking Yara,Cotion Twine, Candlewick, Carpet Chain, Baiting, 4m., and are prepared Ic fill orders at the shortest notice. Having selected the latest end most,, , haproved machi• nery.and employed the manager who has attended to the Hors FACTORY for the fast five years, they are manufactu ring a superior article. • Cotton Warps made to order, Orders through the Pittsburgh Post Office, or left at the store of l 4. C. Painter 4. Co., Liberty street; or Logan 4 . Kennedy, Wood street; will meet with prompt alien. tion. Address—J. K. MOORHE A D 4 - CO. sep 12—ly Fro FESIALES.—There is a large' class of Females in 1 this City who from their continued sitting, to which their occututtions oblige' hem,are affected with costiveness i which gives rise to palpitation at the heart on the least ex. I ertion, sense of heaviness extending over the whole, head, intolerance of light and sound .an inability of fixing the attention to any mental operations; rumbling in the bow 'els, sometintes a sense of suffocation, especially after meals when any exertion is used, as going quickly up stairs; tempre fickle; t hese are symptoms which yield al once to a few doses of the Brandreth Pills. The occa. sional use of this medicine would save a deal of trouble and years of suffering. One, or two, or even three of the Brandreth Pills just before dinner, are of'en found highly beneficial; many use them very advantageously in this way; they aid and assist digestion.; restore the bowels to a proper conditlmentivets the emts, impart clear ness to the.clFlmPt,e3o9n‘Purify the Mon!, and promote a seneraf reefing of health and happintiss. _ Mold at Dr, H-audreth's Office. No'. 98 Wood street, Pittsburgh—. Price 2beents per box, With fall directions. MARK—The only place in • 'Pittsburgh, where the GENUINE Pills can be obtained, is the Doctor's own Of fice, No 90 Wood street, sep 10 SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS! SURGICAL IN sraum ENTSI— T. McCarthy, Cutler and Sureira/ Instrument Jllaker, Third street, nearly opposite the Post Office, Pittsburgh (SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SHEARS.) Physicians, Dentists and Druggists can have their In • struments made by the subscriber of a superiur quality and at Eastern prices. Tailors' Patent Shears and Scissors always on band. also Hatters Shears, a superior article. Orders respect fully solicited. N. B. Allarticles warranted of the best quality. and jnbhing done as nsnal. sep 10 LIVER COMPLAINT.—This disease often fermi. natesln another of a more serious nature. If pro. per remedies are not resiorted to in time. In all forms of this disease, Dr. Barlich's Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills, will perform a perfect cure —first by cleansing the stomach and bowels, thus rem°. wing all diseases from the Liver, by.the use of the Ger. man Aperient P;lle.after which the Compound Strength• ening Pills are taken to give strength and lone to those tender organs which require such treatment only to effect a permanent core. These Pills are neatly put up in small packages, with foal directions. ,For sale at No. 19 North Eight Street, Philadelphia.. Also, for sale hy Sam uel Frew corner of Wood and Liberty sta., Pittsburgh Pa. sep 10 ALLEN KRANI ER , Exchange Broker, No. 46, Cos.. veer of Wood and Third Streets,Pittsburgh Pa.— Gold, Silver, and Solvent Rank notes, bought and sold. Sight cheeks on the Eastern citieg, for sale. Drafts, notes and bills, collected. Pittsburgh,Pa, Wm. Bell 4. Co, John D. Davis, F Lorenz, J. Painter it Co., Joseph Woodwell, James May Philadelphia, A lexander Bronson 4 Co., John H. Brown 4. co. Cincinnati, 0., James M'Czndiess. St. Louis, Aro., J. R. M'Donatd. Louisville; W. H. Pope, Esq. Pres't Bank Ky. sep 10 1.1 E.NOVA.L.—The undersigned begs leave to in tuna JLv the public, t hat he has removed from his old stand, to the corm:r of Penn and St. Clair As., oppositethe Ex change Hotel, where he has fitted up a large PIANO FORTE WARE Room, and now offers for sale the most splendid assortment-of PIANOS ever offered in this market. His pianos consist of different patterns, of superior Rose Wood and Mahogany, beaulifitlly finished and mo deled, and, construeted throughout Of the very beat nut terials,which,for durability, and onality of tone, as well as touch, he warrants to .be superior ,to any ever seen here. As he has e olarged his manufactory, and made arrange. meets to supply the Increasing demand for this Instru ment, be respectfully requests those Intending to pur chase to call and examine his assortment before purcba. sing elsewhere, Ott he is determined to sell bosses, for cash,thattany other establishment east or- west of the mountains. 1• F. BLUME, Corner of Tenn and St. Clair streets, sep l 0 Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa WARRANTED • GENUANE.—Ek. William Evans's Camomile Pills. Csatancsrss.--Letter.frout the iflen. M'Clet ian,Su Myatt County, East Tennessee, Memberof Congress. Wasautsriox, Icily 3d. 1838. Elir-...Since I have been in tiffs :it- I- have used - come of Yallr Dyspeptic medicine with in te benefit and satis faction, and believe it to be a most voluabte remedY. One of my constituents, Dr. A. garden, !".of-Campbell county, Tcnneetatti. wrote to me to send • hlin some, which I did. and he hinimployed it very succesafitily in his practice, and says It is Invaluable.:- Mr. JcAmson,_your agent at this. thinks-you. would rofiitbly .like an agent IP ;Yeoman:se. it so, I would, ecommendDr. A Carden, as a proper perFon to officiate for the sale of your celebrated medicine. ShOuld jou cornmiesimr Win' he is, willing to act for you. You can send the medicine by water to the care of- Robert King . SiiitavMlitcriutity.Tenntia. see, or bytand to Grab* a• Houston; Tazeivell, East Tennessee. I have no'doubt 'but; if you had sgents.in &yeti; Counties in ` tastTenneasee a great deal Of meth- Blue would besot*. ; I ain•datailiijakeiome of it Nita. for ray Own use;and , tint - lit lat - Meade; and stioffift totteir (rota - y6a whittbteeyoarwoultt like en jitifr at'lliitinvllle.Mttillyait= CatifitiAlatlTititnes*itt*lnt. lot some of ibtnitraiiinfoto`jet fF'• 4...04644/1-womm - 0414,1*40 - 6,, , .'- topi.7 '- - ,,•..,;,-; - : - 4 , f3.i . :4., =. 4 -. P it4-kla'.'"tra':-.1 rte r WitJ , COt: iltrart,Ratiourek-c rittsburgh;Sene 18, 1839. Mr. Joss Derstno:—Dear Sir.--litivitig been present, yesterday, at the experiment whichlron were pleased to make, lit the presence of a number if our businessmen, of the safetY of sour IRON CHESTS, in case of fire, it gives me plea Sure to say, that so far as I was capable of judging, the test was fair, and the :result exceeded my expectations. The Chest Was a small one, shoat 30 'inches high, by about 18 or2o Inches in breadth and! depth, and was pia: ced on a block of wood about a foot! in thickness, so as to elevate It about that height from the ground; several books and newspapers were deposited insideof it; in the manner In Which Merchants and others - would usually place them—a large quantity of light pinewood [slabs from an adjoining Saw Milla was then placed around and above it, and the fire kindled onithe windward side, so as to drive the flame against the back part of the chest. The fire was kept up about three quarters of an hour, until you had gone among the,speentors and received from them their universal answer that the test was sufficient. The chest wastlien drawn oat of the fire, and cooled, and opened, and examined. The contents were alisafe, and the only injury done was to the back of one book which appeared to be a little centred. From what I witnessed, I think that these chests are descry ing of confidence, as affording, perhaps,the best security to Merchants for their books and papers, which they can have without building large, thick, and expensive vaults. I would consider them a better security than many vaults which I have seen built. Your friend, S %MUM. CHURCH. We concur In the aboee statement, having been tires -1 sent when the chest was 'ester'. W. N. Cooper, J. H. Shoenberger, Rehr Bell. J. I augh/in, J. Painter, A. Cordell, R. Miller, Jr. C. L. Armstrong:, 4. H. Hoge, Thomas Craig, 2.G. D. //award, J. IV. Hoyt. Eztract of a Letter from Pugh ti- Afrord, dated Cin ciaaate,29th J. Denning, Pittsburgh, Pa: Respected Friend: We have the satisfaction to state as the hest rerommendat ion we can 2 ive of the utility of your iron Safes, t hat we havz oneof them which was in an , ezposed situptlon in our counting, room, at the time of the fire, on the morn ing of the 10th inst., which consumed our Pot k Hotwe to. gether with a large portion of the meat, lard, 4- c , which it contained; —and that our hooks and papers which were in the Safe, were entirely uninjnied, and were taken from It after the fire; without ever 'wing, discolored. Yours, 4c. PUGII ALVORD. Extract of a Letter from Slater It Holbrook, dated St. :Louie, Feb. 24th, 1841. Mit. DENNING, Dear Sir: One of your second sizechests was burned a few days ago, in a leacher store--it pre served its contents. Respect futly yours, sep 10 SLATER. HOLBROOK. IVER COMPLAINT cured hy i the use of Dr. Bar. , itch's compound Strengthening and Aperient Pills. Mr. Wm. Richards, of Pittsburgh,Ta,, entirely cured of the above distressing - disease Ills symptoms were pain and weight in the left side, lessor appetite, vomiting, acid eructations, n distension of the stomach, sick head-ache. furred tongue, countenance changed to a cit ron rotor, diffi yof breathing. disturbed rest, attended with a cough, great debility, with other symptonis indicating great de rangement of the functions of the liver. Ms. Richards had the advice of several physicians, but received no relief, until using Dr. Harlich's Medicine, which termina ted in effecting a pm-feet cure. Principal Office, 19 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. For sale in Pittsburgh by Samuel Frew, corner of Liber ty and Wood streets. sap 10 Cincinnati, February 15, 1840. Dr. Severna—Dear Sirt—Permit me to take the liberty of writing to you at OAS time to express my approbation, and ti) rncetittinend to the atleittiod of heads of families and others your invaluable Medicine—the Compound syrup of Prunus Ytrginialla, or Wild Cherry Bark. In my travels of late I have seen lit a great many instances the wonderful effects of your medicine in relieving chil dren of very obstinate complaints, such as Coughing, Wheezing, Choakiiig of Phlegm, Asthmatic attacks, 4-c. 4-c. 1 should not h ave written this letter, however ,at present, although I have felt it my duty to add my testi inony to it for some time, had it not been for a late In. stance where the medicine above al luded to was test ru• mental in restoring to per . fect heatth an "only child," whose case was almost hopeless, ;in a family of my Sc. quaintance. •••I thank Fleaven," mild the doating moth. er, ,, my child is saved from the jaws of death! 0 !tow I feared the relentless .ravager But my child is safe! IS safe!" Beyond all doubt Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is the most valuable medicine in tins or any oilier country. lam certain i `.ape witnessed more than one hundred cases where it has been attended with coo. plete success. I am using it myself in an obstinatg. at. tack of Bronchitis, in which it proved effectual In a ex ceedingty short time. considering the severity of the case. can recomend it in the fullest confidence ofits superior virtues; I would advise that no family should be without it; it is very pleasant and always beneficial—worth double and often ten limes its pr ice. The public are as cured there is no quackery about it. It. JACKSON, D. D. Formerly Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, N.Y. Sold by WM. THORN. who'esale sr retail, only agent for Pittsburgh, No. 53, Market street. , sep 10 ABOON TO THE HUNAN RACE!-- , Discover what well destroy Life. and you are a great man. "Discover what will prolong Life, and the world will call you Impostor." "There are faculties, bodily and intellectual, within us. with which certain herbs have , affinity, and o ver whioh they have power." Dr. B. Brandreth's External Remedy, or Liniment, which, by its extraordinary porers, abstracts Pain or Soreness; thus Sprains, Stiff Sinews. .White Swellings, Rheumatic Pains, or Stiffness,' Stiffness of the Joints, Tumors, Unnatural Hardness, Stiff Neck Sore Thrmit, Croup, Contractions of • the Muscles, Scrofulous en• largements, Tender Feet, and every description of in• jury affecting the Exterior of the Human Frame, are cured or greatly relieved by his neacr•to be sttticiently eztolled remedy. CERTIFICATE.—The following 'letter front Major Cen erat Sandford, as to the (parities of the External Reale dy, speaks volumes: Dear Sir—Will you oblige mej with another bottle of your excellent Liniment? It is certainly the best of the kind t have ever seen. It has-dured entirely my eon's knee, about which I Wass° orreaSy, - and I have found it productive of immediate relief i several eases of exter nal injury in my family. A ew evenings since, my youngest child was seized with 4 violent attack *rem p, which was entirety removed In twenty minutes, by rub bing her chest andtbroat freely w hit the' External Rem. edy. I think you aught to manufacture this Liniment for general use, instead of confining the use of it, as you have heretofore done, to your >particular acquaintances. Yours truly, - i.C. W.SANDOCIRD Da. B. Bnanoarrn,24l Bron/way, N. Y. [rXFor sale at 241 Brctadwa , New York, and at his office ,No. 93 Wood etreet,Piltshitrgh., PRICE-50 cents per bottle with directions. sep 10 S RIZTAAT'S 01171C2 11arriabitrg itglist,24lh,lB42.s GALE OF THE CANALS ND RAIL ROADS SE. 1.7 LONGING TO THE STA is h ere by ven that Ds, pnrenanee of the imeventeeatb, eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth Sect iolne of the Act of Assembly passed the,27th day of Altyr 184'?. proposals will he recut vcd at the State Departinent attll the last:tiayerNovern -ber next, for the sate of all ant each of . the Canals and Roil Roads belonging to 11w C nimonarealtli. for whkb State,Stock,at par value, will receive d in payment. , Each cs9okgy, , reipAred.speclt r ically, to stgtc, the Particular lffie AC Calk 1- or Rail ' ROyd which tbey'dest . reto iiism t haselfil'a • „„ bids therefor, the glleltjß4 irk Dm offer. together erth-l.Wy-•%fettoetore ht,..2,tdef sage WI • L'Al.lll44le athrSr - I r ' ,- fr" l proirtisalglitioti a• ,te the .2„- • tooth* **VW* .!. --- : s ' •• , , Nov:yortx, Feb. 911842. ''..'•l:-i . ::*-i . :',;:', - 4,f.1-.:1,;.!.:,!. , .•!.: L':4l'',.- . : . : - Wi'f?..fJ.:'.: ,- x . ;...,,3,7,': - ,.. •,. .4.:.'!.-:,,,:.,;-..,it5,:,.:;:,f,-..4..•,,.,. VANb, kATtfirsA. sslbsias of aft pRAVELERS TAKE NO provided with the Safely c• hills printed with a figure of thet ful you are not deceived by it., frientssialing their Mows to he Guard, when they are not s) The following is a list of bowl ty Guard at the Port oC Plush, first on the list have the imenn t i apparards it Is Impossibie for an a SAVANNA, FO, RARITAN, ILL NIAGARA, DUI ORLEANS, CANTON, LADY OF LYONS, o t i VALLEY FORGF, IND FORT PITT, GA BREAKWATER, Qt:b EXPRESS MAIL, Duil ALPS, . CASPIAN, EIU IDA, WEST WIND, MARQUETTE, TALLEYRAND, PEN) PANAMA, POub CICERO, AC.I4 SARAH. ANN, NUT) NAR R AG ANSETT, Viktkl% AMARANTH, Rik\ MUNGO PARK, NEPTUNE, ADELAIDE, NORTH BEND, MARIETTA, The traveling community ass before they make a choice of alstrt and see whether it would not is and security to choose a Safety passage ant: freight, in preference against explosion—and ilint the that this invention has the wenn fifty stem engine buitders—gens, it is to understand the sallect, and ' interested—besides a smuttier of re cc gentlest en and of hers—all of we my office, No 10. Water street, irte pleasure at all times to exhibit at who will lake the trouble to rail. .sep 10 . CA DWA VA LIJA BLE r,E ESTATE TLe subscriber offers for rale, red rates, the ereater part of his the cities of Pit tsbtsrcb and A Brick Warehouses, marl), arts, situate on market siren. , et weep braciau a front of about 54 fro by f,l) tire, Of separately to soil inlichascry, its. Alsn,'n select linildins lot in Alin , breath b 3, upward of 350 ftrt In fronts, one on the Pennsylvania moil Washirtgton street. A Iso. the lot adjoining i be alore.l. by nearly 350 feet in depth, inr pant manision house which I now ocu Inds. ate Ac it 6 n° .tl7 eiot corner ‘vitl' u t f s9 ;la "g rr: l tiZ a moderate ground rent, atiA as a groeery. ALI. sea 10 FLAX SEED WANTED.—t , caili or goods, a quantity at Almosi' all kinds of Country PnAis for ra,l) or pods at II A R sep f Com in ission Ram TOT-lig ❑ART. Commiscied Jl ' dace and American Naavfa: r. EfF.R TO— inn. Grier, Eq., Piiisliurgh: Amin liar!, James ,Cochran of fi'd. Jno.til. Davie, 111`V4i9 k Eanna, Avety. Ogden Co. Jno. Woodliourne, Maditen -VALUABLE FARM FOR SAi Farm on which I live, in WI Braddocksfield, containing one hi , acres; about 70 acres of which i.st!t• well timbered. There arc upon it and a barn 63 feet by 34; an apple , Also, about seventy acres of cnnt he equal to that of any upland fan Termsmade known on applicanno in the prendses. WILLIAM SY! VITILLIAM C. WALL, Nei , • i and Pieture Frame Fourth Street Pittsburgh. —Caro fOr. Artists, always on bond. ' promptly framed to order. ftere est notice. Particular attention paid to resit my description. Persons fitting up Steam itoatot theiradvantage to call. BITE LEP. D.—The sulistot,. to furnish painters, and of clieisepnre White Lead made of its: ranted equal, if not superior to api - All oiders addressed to Dunlap k 144 - St Co :, , NO-110 second street, Pill` sr attended to. DVS Sept 10 LA DIES FASHION A BLE SIM Fifth St., one door from Old e The Subscriber renpectfully lo Pittsburgh and vicinity that he tailing' Shoes of his own manufacture• w befit' he will keep conEtantly et min: of all kinds of lad ie.9, misseo and shoes, of the bust q uaiiiy. „o Mato. suit, the times. lie will alt4 l . kindsof -fancy work—sueli Oa slippers, colored gaiters, and Sia& ellslers, silk gß be" ' will be made at the shortest natio.' ner. Ladies will please canna Cl. as the subscriber feels confident IMtt any article in his line they may all" sect 10 P.tg. Dual forget the place- 14 : 0. door !from Ilarris'e Intelligence from Mat ket Street. WILLIAM DIGBY having la business of Maar k Bor Liberty street and 42 Market surd thanks to the numerous friendessl firm, for the very liberal support t tended to him, in connection Idle wfaliesto assure them that ever,' e merit the continuation of the sant peetfUlly invite their attention le Clot hing, w hied he intends nfilllS ° than bas been ever offered, kip; a . the-vAtole of the stock of the late slide; and as he intends to confine cash', business, he feels confident 0 sttrpass his stock, either in chrsPe el, 'nen itf worknianship. Posse to take not Ice t hat every+ tared iin Pittsburgh- S.fit MIIEL MORROW..Noinfoo 1": 4' Skeet Pox Warr, Xs. 17 .1 woad aluz streets. --1. line, at the shortest WA° and Mihail are solicited to adi sad widen wiilbe sold WO Pfaviopiglfil *ad Italy t _ . ..VlO4 ' ..11 1------ w -'14 00 11'114 07+ 7 1;• - • Uj= i l cowsikes! Tidicier* ilpyit *Alm • Int MOW b Taro union tb r ee uton / Vont mon' Six moot - too • One year. • aRTIsot T Tl.TAaltt TOO 1 -lit3' month thntinfir• to Itrat 6 o l ' litn.s.ins 122321 d bet%yeen M 4th door from •httAiVillock,Co Between Fir m, 'treasurer. bird etreet, ne h—et. R. /dim h, be‘ween Me Mayor. Fourth. nest A isiKS. filarkot unit W TACTCRZIte AN ring Fund.)_ near Wood r 'VMS. slier .r arena and sier.of Third a r of Third an -ot Petit' Woof ;tree', near S ,i,ilierty SI ores. Senn SI 'gra. t tette** , M. D. ea Penn 'so 4. Mack Fren. tn. ;Fittehtir • LURE Office in itispergn. htorrogat, Alder heblieen- r", Wholairthe Mar In .Prndue. -4 1, --..P4 144er ` , 43ILWOR 144Cmtvingest , settieit itINSON ride irtbe -110111Wirtt Attornc ices to the eeis, abo v mt . 14 . a;:f , . Stoawb & CO. and at. 4- Purnit - It. iota klad IttiCrece! end fix e pp'y of -different IbatYt• Liberty sir Boot an , St., next d Kid arid Sat _the newe viTicAr 8; to Ue disp Liberty et re veers" and always IP. Liberty str nal Pelatnm *ad St.,ed st LibertY st* =$Y SW :mimed by 124, Llber Siting of . - CIL Midi Ptvotng St irn silt re • e 4 Veal laAAC
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