• __ __ --- ‘. c : ;in tau COllltl WA 11E0 0 AY' kg ~.," • - = Aryls° *iir frvia.o4 U. B. Bask. ' W - T i' eat_ j;:rtooidt,,,,,taectratly. laterals ittalutbiti that. he Na removed Nis iitidi made contra, Warehouse to the 70,:rjec6n1,11 occupied by illi. It. CC, tiitsord;direbtly Itti_old laid' whereberlalkitialsl6Witgld t° a l ` teuritiviseuly -to eatorclenslo As Orli, !ad ht atria : KV 41010.6- allthetimajiaof the - havierem of an thideriallit , ha 0.1 4 10 to merit public e pilldetice. ' He , will he prepar,cd 14,4bitooits to provide Ilearsea, Biers. Carriages lid raytiori l.-- reia tsl. la op the Most liberal, teams. Calls trout the iiiii , « M be pituatitly attended to. f illeSaildence le its the ... mile building with his were hitaill2 where those who need his services may dad him airy time. . astiesvas 4 : it, W_.. titart_a. aim, Joan st.ccic, a. a. _ _ IVO!' arorms, RSV. 11.0pkirt SB.OOIC. D. D. , .._,......... 11101116orr...• IRSV.-14.1111.D1CL WILLIAKC, D rt. POO3LIVICt , , 11a9105f.P11 ital. **ACC aisate, ,p!tay...tages a. civic, sep 10 . ..Kiev. a. P. swum- ftaa vi•alattra:.o4 VOGEL ' . STEAMBOAT BILLS. FMEFELETE. HORSE . BILLS, 1116 INKS, VISITING CARDS, LABELS. . ' A °DEBAR DO., COWES, BUSINESS •DO., Oros, . • - HAND BILLS. Ntrits OF LADING, CI aouL A RS, :Vote, tier , vvith every description _of Letter Press Print tag; furnished With neatness and despair 11. and on mode rate terms, at the -*Tice of the Daily Morning Post. step 10 _____ Trio THOSE WHOSE OCCUPATIONS TEND TO AL" }!ADDUCE OR AGGRAVATE DISEASE.—This class of indivitidals is very numerous. They are those who mirk id an unhealthy atmosphere. Printers, work. I wan feather stores, stone cutters, bakers. white lead wan Manufacturers . are all mom. or less subject to disease ac. Cording to Ihe strengtlt of their constitution. The wily method to prevent disease, is the occasional use of a tnedicine which abstracts front the circulation all del mesete. Pious humors, and expels them by the bowels. To in any form are injarions, as they only .dt off the evil day to make it more fatal. The use of Erandret les Pills will insure health, elage they take all impure mat L o s out of the blood; and tile body is not weakened but iretkgthened by their operation, for these valuable roi l do not force. but they assist nature, and are not oppcsed. lal3 harmonize, with her. ..Suld at Dr. Drandreth's Office, - No. 98 Wood street, litiiburgh. Price 25 cents per box, with full directions. A EE—The only place in Pittiba rgh win re the CENUIN E Pills can he obtatned,is the Doctor's own ef. Ace, N 0.98 Wood street. cep 10 HOTEL.—The subscriber respectfully in fOrTs his old friends and the public that be has "Orman TemPerance Hotel, In fifth Street, near the Es visage Bank. and in the house lately occupied by Mat thew Patrick, and has hoisted ant ron i i gn,..The !Ott Cify flaiet." where he will be very liaF; . :y to accorntiro. date" all who may please to call or. him. His table shall be provided with the best fare,-and every possible accommodation to town and country -customers and rattelers. A Awir boarders who wish to lodge in their stores or of. ace% can he taken. and gentlemen who live out of town can, have their dinners daily. Re..bastlarge and good stables, and the best Ray and Oats, and a good Bomber, and will accommodate travel. ere and gentlemen who have horses. Boarders taken by the day, week or year. Charges more moderate than at any respectable Hotel in the city. , ego 10 .10EIN IRONS. Itter7OII.I.NOTON itAT , L.—The- subscriber has opened the late residence of James Adams, Esq., deceased. for the reception of ViAldfli and boarders; the ',house is very Pleiliantly situated on the bank of the Ohio, miles from the 'city—possesing all the delight ful "accompaniments of a country residence, without being too far distort for persona doing business ine city. VieltOrs will be furnished with every" delicac tli yof the season. An Omnibtur runs regularly every lion i the Atte filmy end of the Bridge. N. B.—No Alcoholic beverages kept. sea to. wm. C. B ERN. DISSOLT7r/ON OF THE UNIONf—The copart• nersitip existing between James E. Kilbourn and MOJA. Morgan is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tite oatulltions will,be duly noticed, with the signatures orboth parties aanexed, and Barry Ball will be continued •opettby. the subscriber until other arrangements are per. foaled. For sale, on the premisra, 150 bble. choice winter ap pies. trappilett for Immediately. JAS. E. KiLBOURN, sap_29—tr No 9. Market.,and 74, Frontal.: -ROOKBINDING.-6 1 WCandl I,IP Johnson, Bookbinders and Paper Rulers, S. W. corner of Wood and Fourth streets, are now prepared to ex . 3 / 4 ec rt t e kindleof Bookbinding and Pa. .' ""4 per Ruling , a`ittrit neatness and despatch. tty-u• •• k books ruled and bound to any given pattern at the Driest notice. N. B. All work done he above is warranted. (sep 10 luum. BIDDLE, Surgeon Dentis, has returned Street, to VT tile old statlO., No. 101, Smithfield , • Nirtririn he can be consulted any hour during the 10 day, ele.-)), pretension seri . RirMioV A. 14 =George Armor, Merchant Tailor, respeetfutly announces to his frtends and pa that he has removed his establishment front his Old Wand, in Third street, to the corner of Front and fichdthlield,,in the basement story of the Monongahela fletite; where he intends keeping on hand a general as. -eortehern of Fashionable Goods, suitable for t.e 111:hopeschy close atmlication, to merit a share of the trtuaheit so liberaltyestended to hint at Lis old stand. MI: B. ilatilnimade arrangements in New York and Phlledelphis, with the most Fashionable Tailors, for iike`iteeption of Paris and London Fashions, customers may rely on having their orders executed according to thelateet style. GEORGE . 78es 10 LARD 011.—The Subscriber would most respectfully . • Inform the public in genera t bathe has an at.' tele of ash/ Oil Oa superior quail, y, menu facto red al the Cincin 41M,10ii Motittfactory,by R.W.Lee hien Is warren ditti'tobe equal to the heat Sperm. 011, both for Light and idietilitary. • This Oil is entirely free from any glulinous Alllattfg, smoke, or unpleasant odor, and it is as clear and Os white as spring water. Not a particle of crust isleß lea - the wick. The light is pure and tiriCiant, iteß wilting* as long, if not longer, than that from an 4tquat-quantity of Sperm. OIL The subsetiber informs t.the public that he Mistaken a place nearly, opposite the }ostMire, where he will light up several different lamps tit ly eetelne, and he would respectfully invite the in• lishitititis or Pittsburgh, Allegheny,and their vicinity, to_ iind 'judge for themselves. De feels confident they' will he convinced that the above statement is pe r fectly orreet: - Out atm) hundred individuals who have,tried tWe'oll,There has not been a single fault. found' with !L -IMO Lard Oil coals one third less than Sperm. Ile would nipiet.ftilly solidi the early attention of Dealers and Ma. edditista to the above. "'Vie follOivlng Churches are now using the Lard Oil: lileeondPresbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, ---"lieiv.Cumberiand Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Plmt freihyterian Church, Allegheny City, liestielitte Reformed Church, dd. All Ole barrels are branded R . VV. LEE 4- Cot,Oincin- OOlL'Obio. - ! Pittsburgh, J tine 21910842: , thatandesignedi Captains of the Captors :Line of Inalildir, on the PennaylvanlalCa.nal,have.-tried and 100 - 40mg artactiekeof Lard Oil introditaui here, tiy Matthew *Tandttl Olt Factory . mannliratured hy WW. Lee at the ford confidant ip roeserpog (hat the al•ove is orient , fik!ihelloot 14er-0,014,00t Ventirely, free.from smoke win other gintinooanialter WhIIItICVET; rhe light -is per _ 91tri, clear aird tolltrantvand wilt last as long,if not ;tgirtlpt{fi tip einat quantity of Sperm. Oil, .1111ltnnile nolionifition in reennimendingitto"oor friends TIMMY; earßalli;Packet'SetwAda dis.' • --A4-1111:1rILHESRAND, CiPtaln, Packet' to'hiffaninek , AIiMeAVG, do do John Madison, :71100t111101d_PSON, de. , talikaggh, , . , . rfirlflaft, fitrITHELEIt HERR PILLI3 , - Ptibif are **rammed'. , of hertis,,Whtek'iteet * * 1 .:1111*41W-liettivi, o*i 01 blood os .beatt , Rive ' tingini f 1: l'4oltiCier-3446,'. . °t 't t titnnh*HOnlntolftirifrthe veseers, itinintifsr idininalig..or"the the are f r • - "P Verli l'i _ ......., • at“ =-Iraieitenototeilsortitabe"rtavitzt `.94F. STOtiatiiin4Bo WITIE-cem, broltiPtiovrAT -AucTro w. Ts p u tinancg ot the iiirovell!ont of the 4th webs °ran Jt. .Act of AeamOtity, Owlet the 'ell day of July last, etttitied,k.A att . to jot Mite far the ordliary expense:Of the Government+payinent of the interest oo the Mate Delli—receiving iirtipoials for the mie 6f the Patric Works. and for Other oprposee," there will be exPosed to public sate, at *Merchants -I Exchange, In the clty df on_Witliteeday, the 23d day of November neXt.at 10 o'cloci„ a. w.. the following Stocks, owned by the CoMmonwealth, to wit; 3150 shares of meek in the Bank of Pennsylvania. 5433 do in the Philadelphia Bank. 1700 do intt e Foriners and Mechanics' Bank . 900 do In the COlutubin Bank nod BridgeCompanyi 2500 do in the UnionVanal Company. 1500 do in the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal Coin pithy. 500 do in ' the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company. 1000 do in the Schuylkill Navigation Company. 320 do in the Bristol Steam Towboat and Trans • portat ion Company. Alan, at the State House. in the borough of Ha at rris blitz. on Mond y, the 2801 day of November next, lO o'clock, A. N. 2905 shares cif stock in the Danville and Pottsville Railroad Company. 2000 do in the Cu mb ny. erland Valley Railroad Com pa Fraliklin Railroad Company. Wrightsville , Yo-k and Get yabOrg Railroad Co. Colloros Navigation Co. Bald Engle and Spring Creek Navi pal ion Co. alonongehela Navigation Co. Harrisburg Bridge Co. Northumberland Bridge Co. Monongahela Bridge Co. Allegheny Bridge Co. Wit kesbarre Bridge Co. Lewisburg. Bridge Co. Big Beaver Bridge Co. Danville Bridge Co. Nesropeck Bridge Co. French Creek Bridge Co. Conemangh Bridge Co. 'Schuylkill and Pottstown Bridge Co Loyal Hanna Bridge Co. Milton Bridge Co. Rnl,l,..town Bridge Co. Towanda Bridge Co. Franklin and Allegheny Bridge Co Schuylkill Bridge,(at 11Iatson's ford) Company. Wittlamspoit Bridge Co.. Washing. ton county. Also,stock In the following Turnpike Road Compa nies, to wit: 2124 shares in the Harrisbuig, Carlisle and Chambers. burg. 4310 do -Cliamberslitirg, and Bedford 2154 do Bedford and Stoystown. 2564 do Stoystown and Greensburg. 1780 do Greensburg and Pittsburgh. 3477 do Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana. 100 do Erie and Waterford. 1360 do Perkionwn and Reading. 512 do Gap and Newport. 250 do Waynesburg, Greencastle and :fifer cerOurg. bloiantown, Churchtown and Blue Ba 4. Lit le Cone4oga. Berks and Dauphin Lancaster, Elizabethtown and Mid dletown. Easton end.Wiaresharre. Bosquelianna and Lehigh: Milford and Owego. Downington, Ephrata and Harris burgh. Centre and Kishacoquillas. Siwqueliannti and Yorktorough. Centre. 180 do 2no ao 580 do 100 dl 250 do 100 do 240 do 640 do 600 900 116 500 York and Gettysburg New Holland. Spr ntr House, No Bethlehem. Cayuga and Snsquehanna Susquehanna and Waterford Susquehanna and Tinga. Bridgewater and Wilkesbarre Pittsburgh and New Alexandria New Alexandria and Conernaugh Belmont and Easton. Pitinlrurah and Butler. Philipsbartrand Susquehanna. Butler and 'Mercer. Mercer and Meadville. Anderson's Ferry, Waterford and New Haven. Pittsburgh and Steubenville. Ridge Road. Bethany and Dingman's Cholre. Robbstown and Mount Pleas.ent. Mounaleasant and Somerset. Somerset and Bedford• Hanover and Carlisle. illerstown and Lewistown. • Bellefonte and Philipsburg. Philadelphia, Brandywine and London. Belmont and °alumna. Harrisburg and hi illerstown. Philadelphia and Great Bend. Lewistown and Iluntinadon. Armstrong and Indiana. Clifford and Wllkesbarre. Indiana and Ebensburg. Washington and Williamsport. Washington and Pittsburgh. Lycoming and Potter. Middletown and Harrisburg. Bellefonte, Aaronsburg and Young manstown. Butler and Kittanning. Milesburg and Sinai hport. Derrsi ow n and Youngmanstown. Mount Pleasant and. Pittsburgh York Haven and Harrisburg bridge. Abingdonand Waterford. Warren and Ridgway. Lewiaitire and Youngtnamstown. Somerset and ronemaugh. Carbondale and Lackawana. Somerset and Cumberland. Lewisburg and Jersey Shore Ligonier and Johnstown. Warren and New York Slate Line. Titusville and Union Mills. Atmstrong rind C'enrfield. Warren arid Ft anklin. Sugar Grove and Union. Brownington. It arrisv illeand Prank II n. 200 do Snowshoe and Packersvllle. 411 do Lackawaxen. • 200 do Butler and Freeport. 64 do Sterling and Newfoundland. 96 do Lenox and Harmony. 224 do Pittsburgh Fruniers and 'Mechanics' 160 do Bedford and -Hollidaysburg. _ 160 do Luthersburg and Punxalawney , 160 do Birminiham and Elizabethtown. 64 do Bald Eagglind Nipany Valley. ermaand conditions of said sales will lie made known on the days aforesaid, or by an application:at any time. to this office. State stock will Ire received in pay• ment at par, or eertlficates*tcredit, whin!) have been entered, entere&op the books of the rpditor General, in purs on u ance of a rftmlution of the General Assembly, passed thOth day . of April, 1842. By order of the-Governor Si. C. EDEY, Azent _ . . IFI4- Wi-4LIAnt EVA NS'S BOOTH! NG SVHCI P.-- irbip Antal Itte remedy has preserved hundreds wheritthought past recovery, from convulsions.. As soon as the Syrup is rubbed ma the :gaps, the child will recc v. er., This preparation Mw innocent. so efficaclous. - and ao plearrant„ that notttild witl refuse talc Its galas* rob be-With - IL When infants are at the Age of four months thre.tbere ts-noggpearance of teeth. one .bottle of the Syrup should be uSed to open the pores. ~. P arents ahauld ever be withont the syrup In the 'nursery where there are young etilidrin.lbi if *ChM Wakes in the night with_ pain n the gems, the Syrup lutmodiately gives' ease, hy opening ate pores, and'hattling thegums;therehy prevent. toe Otiose. dons, Feeets, For Sale Wholesale and !lentil 'R. B. SELLBII:I3, Agent, • ' • set§ 'lO ,- No. Wald _street, below Setae_?: vAstes towAno k lisooftictitrers of'Oral: paper Wood Street., Patibterg44 ls *- Otris alwafs on hand-au ettenelve essortnien as masa-1611 ottity *APEX , IIANGINGS, ye Botller s C'et tbf. 1/Opt igtyte tfism UtraE; 7, E ttiAriNiketttrimagArloffitaii '1447 Viiikthettmtelaebeit Oh band' mita.= mikiutiiirailiff.Ve-Oer'TitiitTefil4 "Ye at. 4 Wad tegMlir ilttAdio7.o:4C 4 01tirthefOrreOk MOO 4teeligW —* tv lrQ 4,11..P116 A. V.PAWONS , 'Secretary of the Commotr9th• seP 20-41 a satetifeeihriia'-_, 4 Ll ii . .... mittli , - *very__ OtrTilaulutgatfUbtail4t ;• - in nblee4 ateek44lo l4ll 7 -, stss-Tusepi - and - .. • = , atelystayi,theinither Rao. Led orissaiinsitsest,iu_tbe • .: les'of-thase-whentepowera of: ilfe - are notalreedy,. orbit . ..-- --Where hulas means. -ea-a-evil, thug . peers i any A:militia:ma, or 4i:kri eickness,that the- flaattna ' I r ttte do- out reliethr;il: , generally cure: Alituatighithese pills produtieriennoten . -nereer,that etreet is'nOt 'to prostratetheAtody, itewithk. • other msdiciees,--tiutthe fiame ' Is Itterlpirittled hir trietri M oral Of the enamor weakness, the maidilidithivritrate d humors front the blood.. ~- . , - , -i.'-"? - .4;:ii , „_--. -.. . Harmless in themgelves; they merely . - •-'' • _ .. _ AssiirleTtiat - - ; - - To throw out the occasion: of sickness from, the • body, - anii they - require no al/Evil-lon In the diet or clothing, . In fact. the human bodYis better able to sustaih With. ourlnjury,-theinclemency of the ,weatier, while under Lite Influence of this infection destroying,OLsease eradica Ong Medlcine thart.ut..an4uthey time. - . - The importanee of Braildrethla- PHIS - for seamen and travelers is, t her efore, selievident. - - By the timely use of th Medicine bow much anxiety -and sickness, might We not - prevent. Cold, Billions of fections, Typhus; Scartet Xnd fevers of all kinds, would be noknownl -But wherirrickness does exist, let no time be lost, let the BS ii. , NEMETH'S 1 . 11.. LS be at once sent for, that -the Reined? may be appled, without fur titer loss of thre.—To Bli •REYLILMBERED - That-Brandreth':s Pills ;have stood a seven years' test in the United States. That they.are a vegetable and innocent medicine, yet all powerful 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 bunion body. That, in many cases, where the dreadful ravages - of ulceration bad laid bare ligament and hone, and where, to all appearance, Ito human means could save life, have patients by the use of these pills, been restored to good health; the devouring disease having been completely eradicated. . That each of the genuine has upon 'titian; COPYR la wr LABEL • - That each label has two signatures of Ds. Benjamin Brandreth uncle It. That there must be upon each box three signatures, rhos BRA,NDRETH, M. D. A ad three signatureßlLs, thus:— NJASIN BR4NDRETII 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 alt when nature does not do the business itself. On this account, an 111 timed scrupulousitessabout the weal:nes. of the body is of bad consequences; for it. is that which seems chiefly to make evacuations necessary, which nature attempts after me humors are alto lie expelled , but is notable to accomplish for the most part in these diseases: and I can affirm, that I have given a purge when the pulse tins been so low that it could hardly he fell, and the debility ex. 'reale, yet both one and the ether have been restored-by it." The good effect to be derived from the Brandreth Pills have to be experienced to be fully believed. By their timely use neithei the scarlet, the typhus fever or sa.all pox would ever assume their malignant fin tn. To appreciate to Cite full extent ,the incalculable bene fits of BRA NDITETII'S PILLS, they must be used when the First Symptoms of Disease present themselves. One dose !hen, and their good effects will be felt throughout the pack --pr IS TAHINIG THEM IN TIME that is the great secret in the cure of all appearances of disease arising from bad blood, and I presume there are few at the pres ent 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 he bettefitted by so doing. 1 am r espectfully, the public's servant. B. BRANDRETH, M. D. 241 Broadway, New York: THE COHNTEIIFEI7"S DEATH BLOW. The nubile will plenia.oliserve,that no Brandreth Pills are genuine uitless: the box has three labels upon it, each containing a fac shuffle signature of my hand writing thus—B. Itratadreth...l'lleSo labels tics engra• ved on steel,beaU4oll9.deSlgneti, and done nt an ex pense of sevet at thousand dollars. Remember! the top —the side—and the bottom. Ent red aCCOf dill 10 act of Congress in the year 1841, by Bet gamin Brandreth, in the Clerk's Office in the Dis Caurt of the Soi. ;then) Distract of New Wood Pittsburgh. Only plc.re in l'illslturg,ll w lime the genuine Pills ran tie obtained. Each Agent who sell, the trite Era ndreth Pt.!, has an engraved certificate of Agency renewed every twelve months, and has entered into bonds of 8500 to sell none Other Pitts titan these received from Di. R. or his specialGenerat Agent. Mark, the certifi cate is all engraved except the Doctor's name, wh is in his own hand writing. Observe, on each certificate there is an exact cony of the three labels on each box en graved thereon. Pureltaser.'",see th.lt the engraving of the labels on the ce-tificale correspond with those On the box. The following are Dr. Renjamln ftrandreth's Agents for the sal. of his Vegetal•le Unita real Pills, in Alleghe ny couty, Pa., who are supplied with the new labelled boxes. Price 25 cents with directions. Principal Office, No. 98, Wood Street, Pittsbur Allegheny; Mr. Joon CLiss. McKeesport, 11. ROWLA ND. NObIOSIDATO JOHN JOHNSON. BMW:111S I'OWII, CHESSMAN S SP•OLDINO ALEXANDER ASDALE REWARD TnomrsoN,Wilkinsburgh. GEORGE PORTER, FRIrEIfW. ROBERT SMITH TORTEN, THEETIIIIM• Elizabethtown , C P. Mem. East Liberty, DANIEL. Ntr.ohvi PRESSLEY IRWIN, Pleasant 11111. DAVID 5. COON--Pllllllll Township. WM. 0. BUNTER.— Allen's Milli. [sep 10 pi LES cured by the tse of Dr, flarlich's Compound Strengthening and Garman Aperient PiVs Dr. Harlich—Dear Sir—Shortly after received the Agency from you for the sale of your medicine. I fumed an acquaintance wi; h a lady of this place, who was severely atfitged with the Piles. Fot eight or ten years this lady was subject to frequent painful attack, and her physician considered her case so complicated, that he very aeldoni prescribed medicine for her. Through my persuasion, sht commenced using your Pitts, and was perfectly cured. Yours, tS-c. JAMES R. KIRBY October 3, IE4O. Chambershug, Pa. Ill -Office and General Depot, N 0.19. North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. And by Samuel Frew, corner of Liberty and Wodd streets. Pittsburgh. sep 10 INTERESTING CURE performed byDr.Swayne's Compound Syrup of Prunus Virginiana, or Wild Cher ry. flaying made Use of this Invaluable Syrup in my family, which entirely eared my child. The syntloms wive wheezing and choking of phlegm, difficulty of breathing, attended will, rausiant ,conch, spasms, convulsions. 4c. of which I had Oven rip all hopes of its recovery until I was advised , to make trial of this Invaluable medicine. After seeing theetfects it had upon my child, and c o n n• cluding to makethe same trial upon myself, which tirely relie.ved ofa cough that I was afflicted, with for many ou years May person wishini to,see me cao ca my hse in BeaCh Street, above the Market, Kensington. .1. Wthcos. DR. SW A*Ng'S SYRUP OF Wij CHERRY. We call the attention of the public to the' tianierous' certificates which have been in .Circulatloa in our paver and some other of.this city, highly rreornmending Dr. SWAYNE'S Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry..—We have seen the original certificates, andhaie no doubt but they come from t rut* grateful hearis,espressive of litebeuefits which they 114vf. recoil - fed from 14,at valuable contuound. We have acqdaintanceri who, have frequently used the above tnedielne',. who den .gpeak with confidence _of 16 virtues.--,Sattnilay Chronicle. Pstiow Cittzsirs:—With sincerity I_ would advise yOn, one and alt, both sick and , welt, always to have a' bottle of. Dr SWAywit's Commit:lnd Syrup of Wild, Cherry in your. house—it is invaluable In chses of eiticrgeney, such as 'Botte of Blood, Asthma, attacks of violent Coughin., w hich is often the cause or spitting of bloc's, • 3 71olent 7Nervpris A, tfections, which occasionally coeseat fr9m fright , and., various ' other causes, prOdoeing gre alarm, sudden colds from improper expoitire. - wl4 are often . let' ,run to an alarming extent ,; want ; of meguit'lelnierady at band;_and as 1 have used Dt• OVrirvicilitkPriemitund Syrup of Wild cherry repeatedik 3u mifainiff end always witiimarked sueceis-- I can •iecomineridit;trith confidence, as Ue.litg"one.,of the best criediehies'Which has ever heen offered to, the pablir S 4 Dkrosicie. Sold by WM, Thorn, Wholesale _ot Retell, only agent , for Pittsburgh: - itilo4P-Maiket-strect. sep 10 *j : thnly seq. ot ot Plut 4, -, • r o t twos un eitii.ll.ll.l4o4* , or : -11iX11. it=s %V; 4 1 iliiiiiiriAdie. ; ‘•- - ' 401:401.0qt. titr"'•'• ; I''.4lllomibe, .-' - w 7 ~......,„....,..,,.,,,.....,_.: Aikti.Aol44o4ooY ill* 0 , 440.' . ~ ' 7 0 11 Befit aratin e kt. r ty !gibe:newest styje. , .lier -;sonse -these WM Att-a.n 1 litnes-ensbte!bettOintrod,utle-tbiklat &Wort amistieW 10e..14241110.1.740„ C..her Withttsbare,o, Oxen. pstroningmen . , ; .. yipetties .betetil,..-lokeep.,-eimi, t fi lmcg -,ttte most. stylish deseriptiott;end.nay.strtet,mteoUon o economy. -, ~- ... ::it is with confidence Mrs. I*. teentiteiine bec-frmic : anitOttOort Aonde , Cost:els; ilso tier splendid assotuuen ofEntinffill.ery, Which - in supertor _to" ttsytfileg yet tofu duemi in this itointry Itin:cliftdes l!tabY "{Arlen; Cokift seem Oriehlati; CritMe's te• Cerdittfit. Demi, ditto: ger. tbse.foi. _prods; Costume, • Cialiall t C.tfa, Foettet 'Yid • Iteretatscot,7.- Aoristag.end- Night. t m r . 4 .... , wittehiwilt 3 m r e a dy; thetrapprobatkm on the tt- of Ottober next o .M r s - . 'F. is' W3ititTr. the arrive! Of ..ber Bonnets l frm 040 W; at No. 2 Ferry street, between Liberty .and Fourtfisi mos. , Sept. 29—di f. ._.,--------------- . _,_,,„ u. a iragnaw - - i .34 AGR MA' ef II ASI I LTOli, At *earls' at Doe; hive _ ....removed their Office to the ,estdcnce of 11:Sillta , stew, on Fourth st,, two doors altovOnnitltikeld. Settle t. C 0 F r Street. W il e A I 11. e E $ H a oy o S o C -;;Ar...%7419,i4ef d o u .. e t t: w 4 4 ' s ' Two doors frotnthO corner 'of Wood. street.. Con. .cranny -on hand artaseortment of 100 ready made , COFFINS, of every sizg,and description; covered ones. with Cloth: filaitotany, Cherry, Black - Walnut, Poplar, and Pine (toffi_ns. ALSO, Plates neatly engraved; lf,earses and Carriages furni.hed;,Groves procure.d; and_ ail services renderer' that friends may requite. I . j. A credit given in all cases, either ofcoffins or carriage% requested. HENRY BEARES, Undertaker. cep 10 _______:—..-------------:---. - . _ 131ILS. WHITE, LIME, 'a superior 'article, for ft , sale by J. 6. GnitnoN. '.No. 1 - 2 Water Areal: ---4 VA Al STY.= Just received from New York, 3000 Temperance Almanacs for )843; 5000 eopieF.of the Journal of the American Temperance Union and Youth's Temperance Advocate for September. A Iso, 2000 Chris tinn Almanacs; and a . good assortment of Loomis'a Maga. sine and Pittstaugh, and the Franklin Magazine atul OM. mon Almanacs for 1g43; by the gross, dozen ors ingle; 250 copies of Grant's New Pittsimigh and Allegheny 80. siness Dirctory and Strangers Guide, for 6. 3 .- 'cents. 'Also, 1 Cottage, Family, School and Pocket Bibles and Testa. ments. David's Psalms; Methodleand Temperance Hymn Books; the beauties of Harmony, '1 atroduction to Sacred Mamie: Mason's Harp with round and patent notes; Chri.a. Harp, and almost all kinds of Sch,ital Books; Guar.'s Fin. megtic !Oetlicitte; Day Books 'and i Ledgers; ‘Vrit hid, Let• ter, and Wrapping Paper; blue black, and red ink, hi the gross, dozen,ur bottle; steel pens, quiffs, slates. pencils and wafers; Cyclopedia of Htstory, Western 'Pilot, and a coil. siderable variety. of Books and Stationery, for sate'on ac commodating terms for cash or country produce, ISAAC BARRIS, Agent and Commissin Merchant, sep '2 No. o 9, Fifth street. - J.K. MOORIIE.S.D. G. E. WAANER. J. PAINTER. if TNION COTTON FA cToßir, A Ileglie .y City, at the IL/ end of the upper bridge. The subscribers having commenced the manufacture of Cotton Yarns, Stocking Yarn,Cotton Twine, Candle - wick, Carpet Chain, Patting, .c., and ate prepared is fill ordeis at the shortest notice. Having selected the latest and most improved machi nery, and employed the manager who has attended to the clove FACTORY for the last five years, they are manufaeta ring a superior article. Cotton Warps made to order, Orders through the Pittsburgh Post Office, or left at the store of J C. Painter 4- co., pberty street; or Logan 4. Kennedy, Wood street; will Teel with prompt sr ten • tion. Address—J.l{ SIOOIIHEAD 4. CO. . _ sep 1 2-1 y_ FE.IM A LES.—Thete is a 'lar.e Mass or Females In this City who from their cOntinued sitting, to which their °Ceti pktions oblige them,are affected with costiveness which gives rise-to palpitation UT the heart on the least ex ertion, senso-Of heaviness extending over the whole head, Intolerance Of light and sound An inability of fixing the attention to any mental operationr, rumbling lathe bow els, sometintes a sense of suffocation, especially after meals when any exertion is used, as going quickly up stairs; temple fickle; these are 4ympionis which yield at 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 Brandrolt P,lls just before ' dinner, arc fen found I highly beneficial; many use them sery ativanoiageouSly in this way; they aid and assist digestion, restore the bowels to a proper conrlit ion, enliven ,the spirits, impart clear. nese to the complexion, purify the blood, and promote a general feeling of health and happiness. Sold at Dr. 11-andrcth's Offiee. No. 93 Wood street, Pittsburgh_Price 2.5 cents per box, with full directions. MARK—The only place Ih Pittsburgh, where the GENUINE Pills can be obtained, is the DoCtor's own Of fire, NO 98 Wood street. se p 10 _ SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS! SURGICAL IN. S ENTSI— T. McCarthy, Cutler and Surgical ,setrament .hfaker, Third street, nearly opposite the Post Office, Pittsburgh (SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SHEARS.) Physicians. Dentists and Druggists can have their in• struments madehy the subsctiber of a superior quality and nt Eastern prices. Tailors' Patent Shears atutScissori always on hand. also Hatters Shears, a superior article. Orders respect. fully solicited. N. B. All articles warranted of thehest quality. and obbir , done n,uqual. SeP 10 LIVER. COMMA INT.—iThis disease ofien terml natesM another of amore serious . nature, if pro_ per remedies are not restarted to in time. In all forms of this disease, Dr. Ehrlich's Compound Strengthening and German Aperient PTAs,, wilt perform a perfect cure —first by cleansing the stomach and bowels, thus remo ving all diseases from the Liver, by the use of the Ger man Aperient Pals, after which the Compound Strength ening Pills are taken to else strength and tone to those tender organs which require verb treatment only to effect a permanent cure, These Pills are neatly put up In small packages, with full directions. For sale at No. 19 North Eight Street, Philadelphia. Also, for patchy Sam uel Frew corner of Wood and Liberty sts., Pittsburgh Pa. FM) 10 ALLEN KRAMER, F.:rdtange Broker, No. 46, Cor ner of Wood and Third Streets, Pittsburgh Pa.— Gold, Silver, and Solvent !Rank notes, bought and sold. Sight cheeks on the Eastern cities, for sale. Drafts, notes and bills, collected. nsizaritess: Pittaburgh,Pa, Wm. Bell 4. Co., John D. Davis, F Lorenz, J. Painter it Co., Joseph Wood well, James May Philadelphia, Alexander Monson k Co., John H. Brown 4. Co. Cineinnati, 0., James M'Cundless. St. Leittis, Mo., J. R. M'Donald. Louisville, W. R. !°r Bs Bsg M . eal Bank Ky. sep 10 111 ENO V A L. —Tbe it:titter:opted begsleave to inform J_lik-tite public, t Melte...4l{ls removed from his old stand, to the corn , r of Penn ant~St. St. Cittir,sts" opposite the Cz change note!, where be his fitted up a large Puma FORTIC WARS 110°51. and now offers for. sale, the most splendid assortment of Ptititios ever offered, in this market. His pianos consist of different patterns, of superior ftoseArrtiod and Mahogany, heautifnlly finished and mo deledl-tifid constt acted thioughout of the very best ma terials.whith,for doralniktycand quality of tone, as well as touch, he 'warrants tO be superior to any ever seen here. As he has en!areed his Manufactory. and Tilde arfanga. me t tle to sit pply the increrising demand - for I his instrt ment, he respectfully rctiptesis those Intending to pur. chase to call and. xamine his assortment heforeparelia. sine elsewhere, alb he lei determined to sell notratt, :for cash, than any other estaddishtnent east or west of the mountains. F. BLUME, Corn - pita Penn:and Bt. Clair Streets, eep 10 Opposite the tisehdnige Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. lATA nit A NTEDI' GFN - urnin. Dr. wittia4 Tv . Evafis'a Canto:re rills_ ' fliamrreoxas.—Lett .frgrn the lion: Abler'', * M'Clel• lan ,Kulliyan County , Emit Tennttesee,,Metptnuof Cont*c: - - -' •'_VVVITll.Ofale, itkil 3d. 1838. i Sir—Since I have 11ei in this city ThaVeuseesome of - your Dyerierittemedletn Withinfinite •betieflt 'had satis• radian t and believe it tolbe a moat valuable remedy., One ,of my ..; onsti ;mote, Dr. lA. Carden, of a..ambell. canal j , 1 " Tenneesec. wrote to to4to send him some. which .1 dld,, and hating ninloyed it-very successfully in his pradtice, ard sayolt it intraliilillle.. Mr. !Johngcui4yinq - neat at this place,'' thinks you would: probably like an agent in 1 Tennesee.e., If so.I wo uld recommend Dr. A Carden, as a proper pervon t.l cant le for the of your celebrated Medicine. Shonld youtcommiation hirirbe is *Ming to net for you. - Triiiirtisead 'life medicine - ay - water to tber - dare of -RoberfiClog, d-lSont. Knoxville connty:Terttren. "tee, or by land to erten" "it Houston, Tazewell, EirSl - Tenneisee. ' I bas"e n doubt but if you had ezente In, 4r4eralcautities in &iskTennestee,a great- deal orniidi. eineliohiebe - sold: lam ,goltig to take, some of It home roe my own ude:aftdlfllat Of my ' fitted% and should .tike n) hear from you hether you *outil llia eti,steiit :itittithOitie;•Settifitepoasty; East lqiitionif!etT:.iitligti rturActf.,he merchant to zei for Ott italfilati*, , ,, ;.. ".-.:..27•.?",4,:.*: it ' . ''.:.•: • , ,:. A - - - , ,,:_,.2,1 0 5 ,,, „eq . /WN:M ; -, ''''''•-• '''.l'''' "15-21101.;'!"Ksl- • z:jr.W. ,, :- , 1.. . ...i , ....-,- *A s tft ,--- Vi . . 4,"' - 1,;. ` : ,,,"'• - Alt .. ~ i,,, . ...;,,,zez .....L.,. E '' , .ll.liliZeji, ,,,- '," ‘ tt 4. ' ' - ',"l-'4.*NS - tattre - 'Z'. ' ' .l ': ' g' , .', • ' p • - .------ . Pittsburgh, h o le 13r 1839. '- _ Mr. Joan Dazotrau:—Dertr Sir—liftvibg - been present. yesterday, °tilos experiment Which you were pleased to Make, in the pietrettre of a number of intrimaltiess inert, ;I* the safety of -your tRON't:HIESTS, in caSe orfire, it gives me pleasure to say, that so far as 1 was of judging, the test was fair, and the'reault exceeded ray expectations. The '. The Chest was a small one, about - 3(:k - mehes ili4h, by -about 13 of 2i) inches in breadth anti , depth; and was pla as ced on a block of wood about a foot in tfticknMt, so to elevate It about that height from the ground; several books and-newspafters were deposited inside - of It, in the manner in - whych Merchants and others woufd ukually place thetn—a largequaritity of light pine worid tislitbs from an adjoining Saw Mill,l was then placed . around I and above it, and the fire kindled on the windward side. so as to drive the ft:tine against the hack port of the chest. The fire was keptrup Muria three quarters of an birittr, until you had gone among the spectators and received front them their universal - answer that the test was sufficient. The chest •was then drawn out of the fire, and cooler', and opened, and examined. The contents -were all safe. and the only injury done was to the back of one hook which appeared to be a little emarred. From what I witnessed, I IMO; that these chests a descry ling of confidence , as affording, perhaps ,t he is iliell they can best re securit y In Merchants for their hooks and pa i n•rs, have without building large, thick, soil expetndve vaults. I 1 would confider them a better ,f, Jolty than many vaults i which I have seen built. Your Wd, S O en WE!. CIIURCII. We concur in the above statement, having been prea sent when timeliest was tester. iW. .111. Cooper, J. H. Sh.oeober ger, IJ. .1 auglio, J. Painter, H. -"Wel', Jr • CL. Armstrong', i Thomas Craig, S. 0. D. Howard, Extract vf• a Letter from Pugh fr .91vord, dated Cite cinaati,nth ../Ifarth, 1842- J. Denning, Pittsburgh, Pa. Respected Friend: We have the satisfaction to state as the teat recommendation we can give of the utility of your Iron Safes, t hat we hal7:7. One of them which was in an exposed situation in our conntina room, at the time of the tire, on the morn ing of the ifit h inst, which consumed our Po, It !louse to gether with a large portion of the meal, lard, lye, which it contained;—and that our'hooks and papers which wore in the Safe, were entirely uninjnied, and were taken from it after the fire; without ever being discolored. PUCE} ALVORD. Yours, tc. Extract of a Letter from Slater Holbrook, dated St. Lbuis, Feb. 24th, 1841. Ma. DENNING, Dear Sir: One of your second size chests Was burned a few days av, in a leather score--it pre. served its contents. Respectfully yours, - sep 10 SLATE,: HOLBP..OOR. LIVER COMPLAINT cured by the use of Dr. liar itch's compound Strengthening-and Aperient Pills. Mr. Wm. niehards, of Pittsburgh, Pa„ entitely cured of the above distressing disease. Ills symptoms were pain and weight in the left side, loss of aepetlte, vomiting, acid eructations , a disien.sion of the stomach. sick head-ache, furred tongue, countenance changed to a citron color, diffi culty of breathing, disturbed rest, attended with a cough, great debility. with other symptoms indicating great de rangement of the functions of th'e liver. Mr. RiChards had the advice of several Physicians, hut received no relief, until using Dr. flarlich's Medicine, which termini. ted in effecting a pe-feet cure. Principal Office, 19 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. For sale in Pittsburgh by Samuel Frew, corner of [Aber and Wood streets. sep 10 Cincinnati, February 15, 1.8.40 Dr. Swxyliz—Dear Fir:—•Permit me to take the liberty of writing to you at this time to express my appr‘bation, and t) recommend to the attention of heads of families and others your invaluable medicine --the Compound Syrup of Prunus Viraiiiiann, or . Wild Cherry Dark. In i my travels of late I have seen in a veal many instances the wonderful effects of your medicine in relieving chit. dren of very obstivate complaints, such as Coughing, Wheezing, Choaltieg of Plea i n Ast hmat ir attacks, 4c. 4- c . !..should not have written this letter. howevei ,at I present, although I have felt it my duty to add my testi mony to it-for some time, had It not peen for a late In. stance where the medicine shove alluded to was nisi ru mental in restoring to perfect heatili an "only child," whose ease was almost hopeleSS, in a faintly of toy ac. quaintance. "I thank Dent," n," said the ddating how moth. er, ,, iny child issaved fro m the jaws of death! 0 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 this or any other country. lam certain I. t.ave witnessed more than one hundred cases where it has been attended with CCM ple.e sueress. I ant using it myself in an obstinate at. tark of Bronchitis, in which It moved effectual in a ex ceedlngly snort lime, considering the severity of the ease. I can reromend it ill the fattest confidence of its superior virtues; I. would advise that no family should be withinit it; It is very pleasant and always beneficial—worth double and often ten times its price. The public are as sure d there ig no quackery about it. R. JACKS6N, D. D. Formerly Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, 'N. Y. Sold by WM. Tllollli, 4• retail, only wient for Pittsburgh. No. 53, Ma , ket street. sep 10 ABOON TO vir, HUM AN RACE!—.. Discover what will destroy Life, and you are a great man. •tDiseooar what well prolong Life, and the world will call you Impostor." "More are Acuities, bodily and intellectual, within us. with which certain herbs have affinity, and over whioh they hays pourer." Dr. B. landrelh's External Remedy, or Liniment, which, by its extraordinary pOweri, abstracts Pain or Soreness; thus Sprains. Stiff Sinews, White Swellings, Rheumatic Pains, or . Stiffness, Stiffness of the Joints, Tumors, Unnatural Hairiness, Stiff Neck Sore Throat, Croup, ,Contractions of the muscles, Scrofulous en• largement:s. Tender Peet, and every description of In jury affecting the Exterior of the Unman Fiume, are cured or greatly relicdid by his never-to he safficieittly extolled remedy. CattrinckTE.-.-The following let ter from Major Gen eral Sandford, as to the qualities of the External Reme dy, speaks volumes: New Yoe's, Feb. 9,1842. Dear Stir-Will you oblige nre with another bottle of your excellent I.iiiitnent? It is certainly the best of the kind I ha ve ever seen.' It has cured entirely my son's knee, ebont which I was so II tieasy,end I have fOund it prodUctive of Immediate relief in several cafes o_f eater nal injury in my family. Pr few evenings shire, no yonngest wet:seized With a violent attack of Croup. which was entirety reran:red In twenty =hotter, by rub hing her chest and thrOat freely with the Etrerhal Item. edy. I think_ yott oneht' to manufacture this Liniment .for general him, 1110mi:tot:confining the4se of it, OS you . hive heretofore done; to:your parfeuter noluttintances.- . -Yruirsirrily -C. %V. SANDrORD. Da B..Basanaterti. 241 Broadway N. Y. • ErFor sale et 2111't toadway, New - York, and at his office,No..9SiAliatid ft' ICE.LSO cents . per bottle with directions. sepio _ . EncervAny's OFFICE' / „Tiarylsluugh, August 24th, 1842.1 CA TS,TOE CANALS AND 1 1,;.R0A - ififd RE- ; LONDIPIO TO THE STATE Notice is betel.) , el: ven that is pursuance of the seveoreenth; eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth Seetlons ofthe Art of Assembly passed the 27411 day of July, 1442; proposalsi will he iecei vrd the Itiate Department untllthe laseday of !govern her ,nell t far_the sale of all and each of the Canal's and aeft hoods , helonging to the Commonwealtit. for which .4tpleftltneit; at- par. ialne, will be received in payment. . Rich ndividual orDOmprinY isiequ lied; specifically, to state ; the'..pariicalar: line - , of Canal or .Rall; Road which, theideibreio, pnrcha'be, the antitank . Of: their rearternive, hidetfleittor,lhe 'Opensurni*r.tif all ioneenaed in the olfer;:tegir . *lthilieirig999 or par or res_we floc, in Loiter' that jillipe 444:14 Wit belkite:the Legis. tnrc directed to the Der.ramitt.o 3 t l 14%1 ortths : le-•."NO , . Tor lftploition of ,yam rpRAVELERSI TAKE' 6011 provided with the Safely c hills printed with a figure of the ap., fiat you are not dedeived by ai gents stating theft boost° be pi' Guard, wten they are rot !isnot The following is a list of bows ty Guard at the For: of Pitishapp first on the fist have the Unproved npparatd. it is impossible for an et . SAVANNA, FOR RARITAN, NIAGARA, DOQr ORLEANS, JEW!' CAN'I ON, MON LADY OF LYONS, CAD VALLEY FORGE, INDIA, Fowl. PITT-e GAL BREAKWATER, QUEEN EXPRESS MAIL, Mat A I,PS, MILLI CAs;PI AN, I DA, vy EST WIND, tt~t?QUE'l TALL. EYIiAND, PANAMA, FOR CICERO Ask SARAH ANN, !,it:M NAR It AGA NSETT, witia t A M AR ANTI!, milli Rohl Bell, 4 • Cordell, .11. H. Hoff e, J. W. Hoyt. MUNGO PARK, 94, NEPTUNE, CEC. ADELAIDE, I 111 , NORTH BEND, GAL) MARIETTA, NEN BRUNETTE, Co STEAM FERRY BOAT, The traveling cononututy, nreoo before they make a choice antra. , and see whether it would not ka and security to choose a Fairly .• passage and freight, in preference to ngain4 explesion—and that they that this Invention has !lie unqsa fifty it is to understand the solicrt;tri interested—besides a number of tc gentler; en and others—all of ail pry office, No 10. Water strpntoda pleasure at all three to elldhit who will lake the trouble to roll. sep 10 CADWA VA [AJAR'S , REAL ESTATE The sottscriher otters for late, red tortes, tbe :renter part of hi rr the chic: of Pit4shorsh and AlleOrti Crick Warehouses, nearly new, a t situate on Market sr 11,0,1 bear hp , a front of nOnut 54 feet 461 lire, or separately to suit purrbasett, its. Also, a s•eiertWins lot in ?Wt.:. breadth, by upward al 3.in feet In fronts, one m. he Penusytvaufa rare Washingian street. A lso, the \ala4SVAnStr;%Ve OKYreS by nearly 350 feet in deptti, _ant mansion honor whitli 1 errorzy Also, a lot watt two csvazi eitttN , ale on the Corner or ISlalktat*. , a modetale ground rent, 2nli as a Lrr,ery. ALM ith F•9l S 11 TED -V. IL' rail or good , , a quantity of NI Almost a7l k nuts of CO,II nt ry froktt for ca.la or cools at II AI:RIF: 1 1r. Pep 21—'f ion Ward, TOH N H A RT. c o mmissiou J duce and American Mani& R EFT.B. TO Jno. Grier. EN., Pittsbor2h , Aaron Hart, in 111( , : C .ciirnn of R'd. 11 ino. D. Davis, Dl'Vay & Barton, Avery. Oerlen Co. Jno. Wootlbourne, EFq.,llladion. VALUABLE FARM FOR r,{ Farm on %V Welt 1 live, in kr:: Braddock:3llod, cindsie;r: our Ee acres; about 70 acreQ of v. bleb ime well timbered. There are WI l and a learn 63 feet by 34; as WA' Also , about seventy acres Or coal he equal to that of any upland Terms made known on applicator ,in the premises. Vf 1 LLI.4/1 --- WILLIAM C. WALL. PLO and Preture Frame Fourth Street Fatsburgh• ttc., for Artists, al WAN S Ott bort, promptly framed to order. est notice. Particular attention pale to rtl' ery description. Persons tit [lna up Stearn BO ° theiradvantage to call. WHITE LE/_D•—The to furnish painters, ass chase ptire white Lead made rtouP of , raked equal, if not sape All older. addressed to Dunlap k Co No. iIO second street, PO attended to _ . L• DIES rAstubs - inu r, Fifth St., owe door fro* Olit The Subscriber resarciluily Tillstiurch. and vicinity that saltine Shoes of his own wands where he will keep conionntlyo merit of all kindsof ladies, mio and Ftio,s,ofllte best gnality•v ces to SU it the,times Ile will s kinds of fancy worki—surb SWPf7PII4, colored gaiters. and O. children's ellslF.rs. vaiterlikft will be made at the shoricst ner. Ladies will Meuse cilia a 9.4 he snhseriber,feels confident* 3 vlY tinkle in his line they mg *SIO 'f";, s: Don't (Greet the place -- ; door from Ilarris's Intelligence from Market Street. ILL.i AM DIGRY harlot' lA/ husinrss-----of thous kll Liberty street and 42 Market A t ha nke to the numerous friends firm..for the very liberal supyclitF .. tended.to him, in connecti on• • ve ishes to were them that ere! - nnerh. fife continuation of the get. Peol folly invite their attentioa Clothing.which he intends KIP; titan has been ever offered. illili .the whole of the stock of they ,4 1 *Able; and as he intends to Coo'l cash business, Ito feels c 000.4 surpass his stock, either Inch aw:, 11 ,!el e of wo to take noticeth lt e ritmtmeltin• tared in fittelmrelp no SAtiugt, pdpitunw.xoliii IL 4-, Skeet !reit Ware,Stt, _WAINti aid Mulct St reets.-"%ci Mills line et ; he sloops!, 1).4 liorol jlttitntliern WI; SPiirllf.tl,o7go • , -10X-*ii,4;fir4t ,ritiii -A,' l3 . bttZ ri 4 , 01- ti: ''''' .' '.. :* -.1 -044,----1-•-• ~' l-Aiiii-ig!: .-•- " il.&--4,;:,•::•••-[ ::: ,Aw.,•,•:._•„:, -, . • .A., -MATI VT,' :, - : ,:-. - _ - :', ,-, '1,..;.;s:. • , r, - ,:.,t j • - .1•,:1 , i,.::: - *:',* *'.T:1, 7 7 -4.• , ..-,4.,: ..-, .t•-_ , ,:- '7.-,..:,-. b isoin D ow.mts..k, Tvyoicaol:' btflevPalra 4111 thik *Ripe 0 %Q Otvr4 _ . _ .- -.' ..et.'ke. lAN OM I ° me " a r" l 6,75_ Two mot" too Tbrie al° :140 T r our moil ,() 0 fiff In9nill '4.Qoo,pc Year , ADVERT/ B FM. lILIC AT PI TASI,T:, . AO Six atonti AK) One-year,. Slx Ilort,Aits a - C - 4FFIC htrd between er,4th - door from John oat bilween Fi trim, Treasurer. Tkirtl street, n 11..101tt ICIPO oNpR • PBEL , Mayor • Fnuttlt, ne,ar Atarltet and t NniArTnnatts• A -Raving Fund,) ix. t, near Wood. • INTSIer street, per` renn an 4 toner oilltfrd net of I'itlrd !it r of Penn qtret 'y !levet, near , re, Libetiy ct finest:. r 0, ,, • s, E AT LA. or Groot .4 e xt ToOnis tc TT, iv.. D. :hems Penn testa') 44 Mac Engllsh, Fre kei WCLUR aw: rilishueah. 'Alcarrow, between VII, Whole - snie alos' in Prndi Nor "224 Lib DtLWO . _ • nd CUM 61. a iftiraciti ret 0131 4 150,. rth,tide of to Attnr,‘ srvices 10 I Streets, abo ,i, Maim Warr, No gild Scan & C 0 Hand st. se Pnrni call, bei and pri rece 3 . e 4 anti for silnp'y of L t ditfiwent Sale at RED Litterty S Boot au It St., next Kid and Sa by `the newe fiLTIC A U 1 5 ; ip le disT, Liberty sir "owers and - n 'always b Liberty •=l, avid deedst 1.0 wrt y st r RSEIT SW received by Whig of els. Mid rutting S lames red V onry. Mae rall,ithra • P ilAbertis s I== 4 "l,__FA4, umwee ti KS...for le kW, fo : 1 100 6.-41 az=
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