ROA DI MAW& COFFIN WARS Tr ' HOUSH, four - ' Bt, two -drietteliwito tits ff.-,11.ff..11...t._ gWri, respectibliy-I nf orrod Om up blic-that it lits tuatotred hisOadartsfisr, ready mad* coffin warehouse t o the *ale: recently occupled•by Mr. R. G. Iterford,dlrgeMy apposite hie old stand, where be is always prepared to at._ lead promptly to any orders in his line, and by islet at testier' to all the details of the business of an Undertaker be hopes to merit public confidence' He will be prepured at act noose to provide fleartme, Mere, Carriages aid . ,every requisite on the 1110.4 liberal terms. Calls from the gutty will be promptly attended to. , ifik-recklonce is in the same building irrth thl were grouse, when:ration who need Ins *unites may Iliad Dim stagy time. arritairmoult w.w. taw's. east loin Scats, D. o. kt. 12.611 11111 ,0 LT., tit+. toaster attic: , a. D. .apoirs ?Arrow, RIB. Warw. vntAtAitsv, D. mar. I. IledlCßlt, 11.V1./0,110.11 ill.lelt, M&C 111•111,13, ItIV. iklarS S. Ming, see 10 ItICV. IL P. MITT. aaa 1iQ1.iti14 24 % --- _ _ , BTE 1m 80 1T BILLS, 000 KS PA MPH LETS, HORSE SILLS, ' SLANKS, VISITING CARDS, LABELS, AODit VS DO., LA CHECKS, SCSI HESS DO., NOTE* HAND BILLS, HILLS OP LADING, CIRCULARS, 4-c, ke. - Together With every description of Letter Press Print he. tarnished with neatness and despatch, and .in horde rate terms, at the office of the Dilly Morning Post. sep 10 0 TODU ° THOSE VVHOSE OCCUPATIONS Tftt.This PRO OR AGGRAVATE DIW are thos! class of individuals is very numero us ; printers'e l who work in an unhealthy at moini4' bakers, vp,.... v.: ead Arsease ac men In feather stores, stoLtilrr less su hi ~L. e r.M. The only manufacturers, are alI lis SS" cording to the st:;:r....r un their cons it '_ cional use of a disease, is l?Pcirculation alt deleie method t0 ,..., r g pr o abstracts froptiy the bowels. Tonics tnedielne .emors, and expels,lis they only :-..dt off the evil iY~ O ' y form are Iniustd. The use of Brandreth's Pills day to make it mrnecause they take all impure matter will lasers bed; avid the body Is not weakened but out of tbedby %bele operation; for these valuable rmb mo m term bet they midst nature, and are not opposed, Irtkinasontze with tier. Sold at Dr. Brandreth's Office, No. 98 Wood street, ritisburgn. Price 25 cents per hog, with full dire he c re tions. MARK—The only place in Pittsburgh wthe GENUINE Pills can be obtai ned,ls the Doctor's own CI. 'bee, N 0.98 Wood street. sep 10 NEIV HOTEL.—The siitfscriber respectltilly in for es his old friends and the public that he has openen a Temperance Hotel,in fifth Street, near the Ex change Bank, and In the house lately occupied by Mat. tifew Patrick, and has hoisted ant ron i gn, "The Iron City Hotel," where he will be very liap7v to accommo date all who may please to call OK - him. His table shall be provided with the best fare, and every possible secomniodation to town and country customers and revelers. A few boarders who wish to lodge in their stores or of. aces, can he taken, and eentleinen who live out of town can have their dinners daily. He has large and good stables, and the best Hay and Oats, and a good Hostler, and will accommodate travel. era and gentlemen who have horses. Boarders taken by the day, week or year. Charges wore moderate than at any respectable Hotel in the city. sap 10 JOHN IRONS. WASHINGTON if AL L. —Toe snitscrilier has opened the late residence of matzes Adonis, Esq., deceased, for the reception of visitors and hoarders; the house is very pleasantly situated on the bank of the Ohio, 2 miles front the city—possessing nil the delight• fill accompaniments of a cotintry residence, without b e i ng t o o f a r th s ian Cor persons doing business in the city. Visitors will be furnished with every delicacy of the season. An Omnibus runs regttlarly every lieu t the Alle plieny end of I he Bridge. N. B.—No Alcoholic beverages kept" s C. BERN. ep 10 DISSOLUTION OF THE UNIO.Y'—The copart• nership existing between James E. Ktlhourn and David J. Horgan is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The conditions will be duly noticed, with the sic,natures of both parties annexed, and Barry Nall will be ronthiticci open by the subscriber until other arrangements ate per fected. %for sale, on the premises, 150 bbla. choice winter ap ples, if applied for hnincdialely. JAS. E. Ki LBOUR N, up 29—tx No 9. Market and 74. Front st: 11010.0KEUNDING . M 'Candles.* t... -, --y1 ..`"--.' A-. lohnsoi, Bookbinders and Paper ' ::--. Rulers . , S. %V. corner of Wood and -_...-..:- ----:- ; Fourth streetn. are now prepared to etc• ...-_-- .:- - -r- settle all kind of Bookbindirrg and Fa. per Ruling with neatness and despatch. I*-6" . k Gooks ruled and bound to any given pattern at flit Parkes( notice. N. B. All work done neittiove is warranted. (sep 10 WM. MIDDLE, Surgeon Dentist, has returned to -his old stand, No. 107, Smithfield Street, where he can be consulted any hour during the day, on his profession. seri 10 •lIEMOV AL.—George Armor, Merchant Tailor, respectfully announces to his friends and pa• trons, that he had rerAnsed Nis establishment from his old stand, in Third street, to the corner of Front and I Satithlield, in the basement story of the Monongahela House; where he intends keeping on hand a general as. sortment of Fashionable Goods, suitable for Gem tlemen's wear. He hopes, by close apfilication, to merit a share of the easiness so liberally extended to hlm at his old stand. N.B. Having made arranements in New York and Philadelphia, with the most Fashionahie Tailors, for the reeeptiMkpf, Paris and London Fashions, customers may rely (Olt% their orders executed according to I.lns latest GEORGE ARMOR. lie•Pt LARD Otf ha Subserther-svould most respectfully Inform the public in genera that he has an article of .altrd Oil of a superior quality, manufactu red at the Clack°. watt Oil klanufactory,by R.W.Lee ¢ Co,,witich is warren tedto be equal to the best Sperm. Oil, both for Light and klachlnety. This Oil is entirely free from any glutinous .minther, smoke, or unpleasant odor. and It is as clear and Wit White as spring water. Not a particle of crust is left en the wick. The tight is pure and brit:tarot, MI will last as long, if not longer, than that from an efiatnuentity of Sperm. Oil. The subscriber informs filegtoillie that he has taken • niece nearly opposite the pent ram where he will light severatdifferentlamps Witty swentort. awl he Ashfiothe In• ttelatente of Pittiburghny, and theirvicinity, to call nod judge for themselves. He reels confident they will be convinced that the above statement Is perfectly correct. Out of two hundred individuals who have tried the 011,there has not been a single fault found with it• - The, Lard Oncosts one third less than Sperm. He would wespectfully solicit the early attention of Dealers end Ma ,chlalsts to the above. The following Churches are now ustnt the Lard Oil: Second Presbyterian Church, Pitt.burgh, 'Kew Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Pittsbutgb,' -- f*tit Presbyterian Church, Allegheny City, Astoclate Reformed Church, do. Altthe barrels see branded IL W. LEE 4. co.iciatia. igifi, Obi°. M. C. EDET, Agent.l --- ... Pittsbureli; June 215t,1842. We, the nodesigned, Captains of the Express Line of Packets; on the Pennsylvania Can:o,ll:lyr tried and are twiny in Widen(' Lard Oil introduced here by Matthew C. Edey„and.manufactured by IL W. Lee es Co., at the Cincinnati , Oil Factory. We feel confident in asserting that the eovc is equal to the best Blerm Oil; that it is entirely free from smoke or any other glntlnons Matter whatever; the light is ner. rgy pure,elear and brilliant, and will last as long, if not , ' er than that. from an equal , quantity of sperm. oil, Se hove au be Citation la recommending it to oar friends Sod to those who use Oil. )lENRY TILDBY, Captain, Packet John Adorns. sgh W, HILDEBRAND, Captain, Ppeket JOhn Hancock A. 011AIG, do do Joh n t Ilindisom, 110111 - THOMPSON, dt. eo ~ ;, O MM. :.:lIIS 19 . , . poititorf VON ElErTdli ELEA HERB • VILLS.— ' Thises Pills are forepose4 of herbs, which writ .oilitcille Sidon upon the be.art, give' leripulso ; n or . :4140.4 . 00h ii abe , erterist•lgntein; the blood is /Wakened italAickstrneti, In its eircuyation through ail the trestles, urt~ of rkteskle, the Outs situated internally , ortbe rititit)ig end ant alt the seeretlont of the body ere frOni 4ilektrilCillOre kit oonoutOiOt i!korcooi Or - *Serf stAlOkkO.4o44 titilekened netkut of Ike stoorkent• 40141104004444i1ia,r0i- vosehi.:- Any ribtbid action *kW ..)",±. .. -0(.15C - !Ae- isAvreected.; in obetirut.- `- ' ;110AltOntr.-4:lititi4tai-intiu Oft .s-ttody * lttostort_ -;191034WWW41i1e.)64 Re ' -liiilkWii-00Aiellaigina. 11 11111111 . 1111111.6.1. 7 A fion, , An 141.14. -00 1 ificrot_ t t ,-, SALCOrVrOCK4OWSII ' 'V r .- 3 : 11 K - P 9- N -1 i f r, i5i,,,.--ac, the •piry‘tits .I.l344teectiroxishi4 jg. Air o r Allowably, pima he .hday ot anti lasi: theled," A n net 11:111?",T,4" till ordinary eltftentica 91" the Government=paymeritof theltaterest 'oath° Butte Debt--iecelving pioposals for thig sale of the Willa Works. le, other purposes," there will be exposed to public sale, at the, Merchants' .Eadhlunge, In the city of Philadelphia, on Wednestlay,the 2,3 d day Of November nett, at 10 o'clock, a.. ii.::the folloWing Stocks, owned by t h e Commonweal*, to wit; 3750 shares of stock in the B.lnk of Pennsylvania. 5233 do in the thitadelphis Rank. • 1708 do In tte Farmers nntilblechanics' Bank. 900 do In the Rank and Bridge CompanYi 2500 do in the Union Canal Company. 1500 go In the Pennsylvania and Ohio Cannl Com pany. _ • , , 500 do in the Chesapeake: and Delaware COY." COOlpil .V. . 4, 1000 do In tbeSchoylkill Navigation Cold Trans. 320 do In the Bristol Stealit TOwi' portatlon Company: .nwough of Harris- Alan, at the State House,lo. November next, at 10 burg. on Idoodui,lbe3r .; o , ciak,. 1 .,. , ' n the Danville and Pottsville • 2905 shares -"ed Company. the Cumberland Valley Railroad Com pany. Franklin Railroad Company. Wrightsville, Yo-k and Get ysburg Railroad Co.' Codorns Navigation Co. Bald Eagle and Suring Creek Navi gation Co. Illonongehela Navi , mtion Co. Harrisburg Bridge Co. Northumberland Bridge Co. Monongahela Bridge Co. Allegheny Bridge Co. Wilkesloarre Bridge Co. Lewisburg Bridge Co. Big Beaver Bridge Co. Danes* Bridge Co. New6Peck Bridge Co. French Creek Bridge Co. Conemangh Bridge Co. Schtylkill and Pottstown Bridge Co Loyal Hanna Bridge Co. Milton Bridt , e CO. Rolthstown Bridge Co. Towanda Bridge Co. Franklin and Allegheny Bridge CO. Schuylkill Bridgc,(at Matson's ford) Company. Williarnspott Bridge Co.. Waping. ton county. Also,stock in the following Turnpike Road Compa nies, to wit: 2124 shares in the Harrisbutg.,,Carlisie and Chambers burg. Ctramhershurg and Bedford Redford and Stoystown. Stoystown nod Greensburg,. Greensburg and Pittsburgh. Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana. Erie and Waterford. Perkiornen and Reading. Gap and Newport. Waynesburg, Greencastle and Mer cershurg. !Morgantown, Churchlown and Blue Pall. 4310 do 2154 do -, 64 do 1780 do 3477 do 100 do 1360 do 512 d•o 250 do 180 do Little ConeAW-r,:t • P.erks and flannilln Lancaster, Elizabri Mown and Mid dletown. Easton and Wiikesharre. Susquehanna and Lehigh. Milford and Owego. Lowninghtn, Ephrata and Harris 2no- do 5:30 do 190 do 250 do 100 do 1240 do 640 do burgh. Centre and Kishaeoquillas. Susquehanna and York borough Cent re. 1600 400 116 500 York and Gellyshurg New Holland. Spr na House, No Bethlehem. Cayuga and Susquehanna Susquehanna and Waterford Stisqueltanna and Tioga. Bridgewater and Wilkesbarre Pittsburgh and New Alexandria New Alexandria and Conernaugh Belmont and Easton. Pittsburgh and Butler. Phi'iflghlla and Susquehanna. Butler and Mercer. Mercer and Meadville. Anderson's Frrry, Waterford tnd New Haven. Pittsburgh and Steubenville. Ridge Road. Bethany . and Dingman's Choirn. Robbstown and Mount Pleasant. Mount Fleasant and Ezomersel. Somerset and Redford Hanover and Carlisle. Millerstown and Lewistown. Bellefonte and Philipsburg. Philadelphia, Brandywine and London. Belmont and Ogliqungn. Harrisbnrg and Millerstown. Philadelphia and Great Bend. Lewrstown and Huntingdon. Armstrong and Indiana. Cliffordund Wilkesbarieu. Indiana and Ebensburg. Washingion and Williamsport. Washington and Pittsburgh. Lyconitug and Potter.. Middletown and Harrisburg. Peel - mite, Aaronsburg and Young 300 do 5600 do 328 do 516 do 967 do 322 do 350 do 947 do 6110 do 882 do 1010 do 100 do 520 do 500 do 280 do SOO do 660 do 672 dc , 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 R 55 do 400 do 2,80 do 1160 do manstown Butler and Kittanning Milesharg and Smethporl Derrstow n and Youngmanstown Mount, Pleasant and Pittsburgh York ?aver.. and Harrisburg bridge Abingdon anti Waterford. Warren and Ridgway. Lewisburg and Younginanstown. Somerset and Conemaugh. Carbondale and Laekawana. Someriet and Cumtierland. Lewisburg and Jersey Shore Ligonier and Johnstown. Warren and New York State Line Titusville and Union Mill 5. Armstrong and Clearfield. Warren and Franklin. Sugar Grove and Union. Brownington.Harrisvilleand Frani; tin. 200 do , Snownhoe and Packersville. 4B do Lackawnxen. 200 do Butler and Freeport. 64 do Sterling and Newfoundland. 96 do Lenox and Harmony. 224 do Pittsburgh Fanners and Mechanics' 160 do ' Bedford and lioliidaysburg. 160 do Luthershiug and Punautawney4 !SO. do Birmingham and Elizabethtown. 64 do Bald Eagle and Nlttany Valley. The terms and conditions of raid sales will be made known on the days aforesaid, or hy an application, at any time. to this office. State stock will be received in pay• ment at par, or certificates•of credit. which have been entered on the books of the Autili,or bieneral, in pursu ance of a resolution of the General Assembly, paesed on the 7th day of April, 1842. By order of the Governor 200 do 1610 do 204 do 240 do 408 do 200 do 280 do 06 do 360 do 24 do 320 do 128 do 160 do 40 do 96 do 224 do 160 do so do CO do sep 20 —dis DR. WILLIAM EVta NS'S SOOTHING SYRUP.— This infallihle remedy has preserved hundreds when thought past recovery, (tom convulsions. As soon as the Syrup is rubbed On the gums, the child will recc v. et'. This preparation isuo innocent, so efficacious, and so pleasant, that nochlld will refuse to let Its gums be rub bed with It. When iniantsare at the age of four months tho' there is no appearance of teeth, one bottle of the Syrup should he used to upen the pores. Parents should never be without the syrup In the nursery where there are young obistdrea,for4f achild wakes In the night with pain In the gums, the *nip immediately gives ease,„by opening the pores,-and 4.ethe F .gums; t hereby prevent lug Convu.sions, Fevers, . or Sale Wholesale Retail by R. E. SELLERS. Agent, sett 10. . No. 20. Wood street, below Second. co„J AMES HOWARD 'ff o Mas4achwers of WWI fkr Paper. Ara. 18, Wood Street. ittsaarga. Have always on band 'an extensive aaserinieni of Sabo blazed and pain PAPER HANGINGS,• Velvet and imitation Borders, of the latest style and handsome 14ittents,for papering ifalls. parlors and dianthus. 'They mfa anucture and hava•• oo band at all times= Plinth*. Writing„ Letter, Wrapping and Tea Paper,lloo net and Pullers' Rourds—all of which I inquirer forage on %battiest accettoriodating `terms' and to which they ImAtetheatteathinalterchantiund Others. oiixll .ads ;be bestmiality, Schildfridait; etc: al• ityiii.iiittjulitia for NlNflif,:idTvit• Ears nd ers'Serape takettfilisebitige. woe rggra garasthitth: trusattirlirrAll • • - - 6-114/.13, 4tritixtethriediciatirriat tr<ssiegai siog*.iiiidipowd_tithtly stays . th e cuttherthrt ;,oagau,of swiss t i lilsakted limo( those salrosepowera of life, athethiitkritit exhahsted.....Where,thtthart meittilt eauseakthere di:Pasty -.-eoraplaint,or forthar iiickness,gbat the.Bithatthath Mut do .not, relieve god debit/ally ears. Although these. pills _produce& astur agsster.that dent ts hot to- prostrate the.- body, pg e -ottibr. Medicines, but the frame IS invigOratejkvitiated Moral atilt* ewe of weaknesa, the molt.` . 'humors Auto the blood. • Butrottairlatitterottelves, they,„ga A sslnr sickness front the body, To throw out the oterddlitioainthe diet or clothing. and-they !require "a body Whetter able to sustain with thlaci.theitielernency of }be weather, while nnder I out injnote of this infection destroying,abgense eradica the Itialicine than, at any' other - time. ttrite importance' bf Brandreth's Pills for seamen and travelers is, t herefOre,,sel f evident. ' By the timely use of tilts tdedicine how much anxiety and sickeras, might we not prevent.. Cold, Milieus of fectitiusMphus, Scarlet and fevers of all kinds, would be unknown! But where siCkness does exist, let no time be lost, let the BR A DIDRETH'S PILLS be at once sent for, that the Remedy may be app led, without fur Cher loss of litre.—To as Rsusstagago— That Brandreth's Pills have stood a seven years' test in tie 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 human body. That. in many cases, where the dreadful ravages of ulceration bad 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 been completely eradicated. Tliateach of the genuine has upon it Tuttle COPYRIGHT LABELS That each label has two signatures of Dr. Benjamin Brandreili upon it. That there must be upon each box three signatures, thus; B. BR/ NDRETIi, MI D. And three signatures, thus: BIM J• 111111 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_ Ili timed scrupulousnessabout the weakness of the body is of bad consequences' for it is that which seems chiefly to make evacuations nititnsilltry , which nature attempts after une humors are tit to be 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 hardly be fell, and the debility es. 'refer', 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 neither the scarlet, the typhus fever or sn.al I pox would evtr assume their malignant form. To appreciate to :1w full extent , he incalculable bene• fits of BR A NDRETH'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—lT IS TAILING TI IS IN TIME that is the great secret in the cure of all appearances of disease arising from had hlood,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. !loping that some who read this may be benefit ted by so doing, 1 nut respectfully, the public's servant, B. BRANDRETEI, ht. D. A. V • P ARSONS, becretary of thr Common'ith 241 Broadway, New York; THE COUNTERFEIT'S DEATH BLOW.. The nubile wi:l please observe that no Brandreth Pills are genuine unless the box has three labels upon It, each containing a fac shnilie signature of my hand writing thus—B. Brandreth. These labels art engra• wed on steel, beautifully designed, and done at an eX• pense of several thousand dollars. Eememberl the lop —the side—and the bottom. Ent red according to act of Congress in the year 1841, by Bet gamin Brandreth, in the Clerk's Office In the Dis• t I to Court of the So' them District of New W York. Street. Dr. B. Brandreth's own office, No. 98,W00d Pittsburgh. Only plcce in Pittsburgh where the genuine Pills can be obtained. Earl, Agent who sell, the true Erandreth Plil, 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 cept 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 t. graved thereon. Purchisscr. see HIM the engraving of the labels on the ce-tificate correspond with those on the hot The following are Dr. Rertjamin itrandreth's %gents (or the sat, of hi. Vegetal le Unita rsat Pills, in Alleghe ny couly, Pa., who are snpptled with the rew labelled boars. Price 25 cents with directions. Principal Office, No. 98, Wood Street, Pillshur Allegheny, Mr. JOHN Gr.•ss. Meßee.port, 11. ROWLAND. Noblesiown, Jour JOHNSON. SIEWOrIs Town, CHESSMAN SPAULDING ALEXANDER Agnate. Clinton. EEWARD Toolvesolt•Wilikinsburg h • Crowns Pottoran. Fairview. ROBERT ?CITA Poirtn,Tarenturn• ElizabeHt own, C F. Mart. East Lilirrt y, Dstrtzt, Nerat.tv. PRESSLEY lawiN,Fleasant Hill. DAVID R. Cooa--:Pluntb Township. Wm. 0. ligavara— Allen's Mill. [cep 10 pLES cured by, the t se of Dr. Harlich'S Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pins Dr. Harlich—Dear Sir—Shortly after received the Agency from you for the sale of your medicine , I formed an nconaintance wt h a lady of this place, who was sverely afflicted with the Piles. For eight or ten years e this lady was subject to frequent painful attacks, and her physician considered her case so complicated. That he very seldom prescribed medicine for her. Through my persuasion, she commenced usios your Pills, and was perfectly cured. Yours, zs- c . JAMES R. 'KIRBY October 3. 1840. Chambersbug, Pa. lEFOffice and General Demo, No. 19, North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. And by Samuel Frew, corner of Liberty and Wood streets Pittsburgh. sep 10 INTERESTING CURE performed byDr.Swayse's Cpound Syrup of prunes Virginians, or Wild Cker• 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, kc, of which I had given opal' hopes of its recovery until was advised to mtke trial of this invaluable medicine. After seeing the effects it had upon my child, and con eluding to mnke the same trial upon myself. which en tirely relieved me of a cough that I was afflicted with for many years Any person wishing to see me can ca at my house in Beach Street, above the Market, Kensington. J. Witcod. DR. SWAYNE'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 recommendlng Pr. SwAvits's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry .—We have seen the original certificates, and have no donbt tipt they come from truly grateful hestrts, ex pre.usive of the benefits which they have received from tLat valuable compound. We have acquaintances who have frequently used the above medicine. who can speak with confidence of Its virtues.—Saturday Okrosicta. Fitt.otv Crrizaws:—With sincerity I would advise via, one and all, both sick and well, always to have a bottle of .Dr BmsymesCompound Syrup of fn Wild Cherry your 'hoose--it is invaluable in cases of emergency, "inch as Spliting of Blood, Asthma, attacks of violent roughing, which is often the cause of spitting of blooa, Violent Nervous Affections, which occasionally come from fright, and various other causes, producing great alarm. sudden colds from improper exposure , which are often let ran to an ahinping extant, for want of means being ready at band;--and as have: used Dr. Awrallis Compounte pup of Wild Cherry repeatedly in my family, and always with marked success--I can recommend It with confidence. as being one of the best family indliicines which has ever been offered to _the pubfir.,—Satarday Ckrimisie. 'Bold by Wm. Tbora, Wholesale Betaii, only agent far Pittsburgh. N 0.53 Market street. SOP 10 . ilialrlLLlAm *EOM ifirrekaat Tailer,--Rtspastfully 7W 4 V informs his deal arta the public in general that be kaur caramelised latstairas at No. 11 Market street, 'sewed ..dOor fiom the cornett& Front, wherete hares by. sitrieCittr sition':tii business to melt a *mot public N. .The fated fashlatia_ reattlatly: tteottreditolb• fe , iiii#'Aipeadon having their work eiecatedUctiraiss the.latestittyle. shp 10 minememigsso===-__ EME-0102.- aed toti; - ,; ei_Altieitotbezadiless :0-3iirotinketadies .11:1 .100 10 y 41 111 0 0 I r il ehe.ffi aiiiirttiniceof BMtW II s. reery;_,t ~ t Pity - Her- conitexilin thereAlN s to Introduce. the lateettathion raid should :times honor her with a share of their patronage , she. th e - herself to keep every thing of , the most stylish rintion, and pay striclattention to economy. iawith confidence Mrs. T. recommends her French and London made Corsets; also her splend i d assortment 9fEtubroidery, which is superior to anythn yet intro. docedlit *this country: it includes Baby Lin g en, Connol sears; Orientals. Capes a la Cardinal. Demi, ditto. Ber thas fog Evening K:oittne, Collars Cuffs, pocket Hand. kerchiefs, Morning, and Night tla, kc., which will be ready for thetrapprbhatiou on the 9th of October next. Mrs. T. is waiting the arrival of her Bonnets from Europe, at . No. 2 Ferry street, between Ltberty and Fours h st reels. sept. 29—dif. H. IL BIAGRAW GEO. P. H•___ AGR A W 4 HA MILTON, Atterseys at Law, have M.removed their Office to the residence of H.S. Ma. graw, on , FourVl st, Iwo doors above Smit hfield. A ) tArIOFFINWARE79, FvurtA ILI ' Street, lletweenWeed and Smithfield ste. Two doors from the corner of Wood street. Con. stonily on hand an assortment of 100 ready made COFFINS, of every siac and description; covered ' ones, with Cloth: Mahogany, Cherry, Black Walnut, Poplar, and Pine Coffins. ALSO, Plates neatly engraved; Hearses and Carriages furnished; Graves procured; and all services rendered that friends may requite. A credit given in all cases, either of coffins or carriages, requested. HENRY SCARES, Undertaker. sep 10 --------------_ 175 BELS. WHITE LIME, a superior article, for sale by J. G. 4- A. Gr)RDON, N 0.12 Water street. VA.LIETY.— lust received from New York, 3000 em Tperance 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, mak good assortment of Loomis's M rtga zine and Pittsburgh, and the Franklin Magazine and Cern mon Almanacs for 1893; by the gross, dozen or single; 250 copies of Grant's New Pittsburgh and Allegheny Bu siness Dirctory and Strangers Guide, for 6ficents. 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; Gunn's Do- Inestle, Medicine; Day Books and Ledgers; Writing, Let ter, and Wrapping Paper; bine black, and red ink, by the grow, dozen ,or bottle; steel pens, quills, slates, pencils and wafers; Cyclopedia of History. Western Pilot, and a con. elderablevariet v of Books and Stationery, for sale on ac commodating terms for cash or country produce. ISA AC HARRIS, Agent and Connnission Merchant, sep '2 No. 9, Fifth street. J. K. Moortrtsin• G. E. WARNER. J. PAINTER • UNION COTTON FACTORY, Alleghe y City, at the end of the upper bridge. The subscribers having commenced the manufacture of Cotton Yarns, Stocking Yarn, Cotton Twine, Candlewick, Carpet Chain, Batting, kc.,and are prepared lc fill orders at the shortest notice. Having selected the latest and most improved machi nery,and employed the manager who has attended to the HOPI FACTORY for the last five years, they are manufaeta• ring n superior article. Cotton Warps made to order, Orders through the Pittsburgh Post Office, or tell at the store of .1 k G. Painter k Co., Liberty street; or Logan 4- Kennedy, Wood street; will meet with prompt atten. lion. Address—J. K. NI OOR II EA D k CO. sep 12.-1 y /110 VEM A LES.—There is a large class ut initiates in 1 this City who from their continued sitting, to which their occupations oblige? hem,are a (Meted with costiveness ; which gives rise to palpitation at the heart on the least ex 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 how els, sometimes a sense of suffocation, especially after meals when any exertion is used, as going quickly up stairs; iempre fickle; these are symptoms which yield ai once to a few doses of the Brandreth Pills The circa. sional use of this medicine would save a deal of trouble and years of suffering. One, or Iwo, or even three of the Brandreth Pills jitsi before dinner, are of en found highly beneficial; warty use them very advantageously in Ilia way; they aid and assi.it digestion, restore the bowels to a proper condition, enliven the spirits, impart clear nestto the complexion, purify the blood, and promote a general feeling of heals It and happiness. Sold at Dr. It-audret Its Office. No. 93 Wood strtet, Pittsburgh_-Price 2.5 cent.; per box, with full directions. SI ARK—The only place in Pittsburgh, where the GENUINE PiDs can be obtained, is the Doctor's own Of fice.No 98 Woad street. sea 10 _ S . URGIC VI. INSTRUMENTS! SURGICAL IN- STRUM ENTS!— 7'. McCarthy. Cal ter,- and Surgiral Instrument Maker, Third street, nearly opposite the Post Office, Pittsburgh (SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SFIEARS.) Physicians, Dentists and Drus,glQts can have their in• struments madehy the subscriber of a superiur quality and at Eastern prices. Tailors' Patent Shears and Scissors always on hand. also Hatters Shears, a superior article. Orders respect_ fully solicited. N. B. Allarticles warranted of the beat quality, and 1 jobbing done as visual. sep 10 LIVER COMPLAINT.—This di‘enee often fernil• natesln another of a more serious nature, if pro. per remedies are not reelected to In time. In all forms of this disease, Dr. Garlich's Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills, will 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 aft er which the Compound Strengt h• ening Pills are taken to give strength and tone to those tender organs which require such 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 sale by Sam uel Frew corner of Wood and Liberty sts., Pittsburgh Pa. sep 10 A LLEN KRAMER, Exchange Broker, No. 96, Cot ner of Wood and Third Streets, Pittsburgh Po.— Gold, Silver, and Solvent Rank notes, bought and sold. Sight cheeks on the Eastern cities, for sale. Drafts, notes and bills, collected. RITIMENCIS: PittebUrgh,Pa, Wm. Bell 4- Co., John D. Davis, F Lorenz, J. Painter 4- Co., Joseph Woodwell, James 'May Philadelphia, Alexander Bronson 8r Co., John H. Brown 4- Co. Cincinnati, 0., James M'Candiess. St. Louis, Mo., J. R. M'Donald. Louisville, W. H. Pope, Esq. Pres't Bank Ky. Pep 10 • undersigned begs leave to i nform lL the public, t hat he has removed from his old stand, to the corner of Penn and St. Clair sts., oppositethe Ex change Hotel, where be has fitted up a large Vivre PORTZ WARE Room, and now offers for sale the most splendid assortment of Naxos ever offered in this market. His pinnos consist of different patterns, of superior Rose Wood and Mahogany, beautifully finished and mo deled, and construeted throughout of he very bevt ma. terials, which,for durability, and qualit t y of tone, as well as touch, he warrants to be superior to any ever seen here. A s he has enlarged ids manufactory, and made arrange. merits to supply the Increasing demand for this instru• ment, he respectfully reqtmsts those intending to par. chase to call and examine his assortment before purcha. sing elsewhere. at, he is determined to sell LOWER, for cash,than any other establishment east or west oh the mountains. F. BLUME, Corner or Penn and St. Clair streets, sep 10 Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. WARRANTED GENUINE.,—Dr. Wittier Evans's Camomile Pills. Csavincwrits.—Letter,from the Don. Abli'm fil'Cle' ian,Su given County, East Tennessee, Memberof Congress, WASHINGTON, July 3d. 1838. Sir—Since I have been in this city I have used some of your Dyspeptic medicine with infinite benefit and setts. faction, and believe it to bee most valuable remedy. One. of my :onsti tuents, Dr. A. Carden, of Campbell county, Tenneesee, wrote to me to send him some. which 1 did, and he has niployed it very successfully in his practice, and says it is invaluable. Mr. Johnson, your agent at this place,^ thinks you would probably like an agent in Tennessee. If so, I would recommend Dr. A Carden, as a proper person to officiate for the sale of your celebrated medicine. Should you commission him he Is willing to act for yon. You can send the medicine by water to the cafe of Robert King* Sons, Knoxville county, Tannest. see, or by land 'to Graham 4- -Houston, Tazewell, East Tennessee- I haveno doubt bat if you had agents in several counties in East Tennessee, a great deal of necdi elnogrould. be meld. , Dimples vitiate some of It home' for my own' USC• 11114 that , of my friends, and should !Meta hear Crampon: whether you would like an agent at. Stentellte, Sallivan Om nty«BastTennesseea can get .-same-of the merchants , tolict far yon as I live_ near there. 1 , - - Yaws nopettlittlits.: " .!: -- ' '. = --' : -",-- ',. , , < . ' AllitAliklit , I.LAN,of Timmons, , I V Parole -Wiseitimbranii, tial-,' by ,- v , i., -..-;,--,›, ,r 3 IL. voraLtglig,Ammti% N0:20.1;64d stiental*Wri*frand• . sep 10 '/'-. JOAI I 44141 . 111 g, 1 4 tirlit r 40". "11411 P 4 4. 1.1 "1# • • - Pittsburgh, June 18,1839. Mr. Jona DaNntso:—Dear Sir—Having been present, yesterday, at the experiment which you were pleased to make, in the presence of a number of our business men, of the safety of ,our IRON CHESTS, in case of fire, it gives me pleasure 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, about. 30 inches high, by about 18 or2o inches in breadth and depth, and was pia. ced Mr a block of wood about a foot in thickness, so as to elevate it about that height from the ground; aeveral books and newspapers were deposited inside of it, in the manner in.which Merchants and others would usually place thefora large quantity of light pine wood (slabs froman rillicritting Saw Mill,} was then placed around and above it, and the fire kindled on the windward side, so as to drive the fiame against the back part of the chest. The fire was kept up about three quarters of an hour, until you bad gone among the spectators and received from them their universal answer that tile test was sufficient. The chest was then drawn out of the fire, and cooled, and opened, and examined. The contents were all safe, and the only injury done was to the hack 'of one book which appeared to be a little charred. From what I witnessed, -think that these chests are descry lug of confidence, as affording, perhaps, the hest 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 secarity than many vaults which I have seen built. Your friend, SA M UEL CI URCII We concur In the above statement, having been pres sent when the chest was tester'. W. N. Cooper, J. H. Shoenberger, Robt Bell, J. Laughlin, J. Painter, .d . Cordell, R. Miller, Jr. CL. Armstrong, A. H. Hoge, Thomas Craig, S.O. D. Howard, J. W. Hoyt. Extract of a Letter from Pugh Alvord, dated Cia cinnatt,2.9th Mar: /0842. J. Denning, Pittsburgh, Pa. Respected Friend: We have the satisfaction to state as the I cat reromitiendat ion we can , give of the utility of your 'lron Stiles, t hat we hays one of them which was in an exposed situation in our counting room, at the time of the fire, on the morn• ing of the 10th inst. which consumed our Pot k Hout.c to gether with a large portion of the meat, lard, 4-r, h which it contained;—and that our books and papers whicwere in the Safe, were entirely uninjured, and were taken from it after the fire; without ever tieing discolored. Yours, iSic. PUGH AL VORD Extract of a Letter from Slater 4- Holbrook, dated St. Louis, Feb. 24th, 1341. AI R. DRNNING, Dear Sir: One of your F.cconti size chests was burned a few days ago, in a teat ti store--itr Spre served its contents. Respectfutly yours, LATBR 4- HOLBROOK. sep 10 LIVER COM PLAINT cured by the 'me of Dr. Dar. itch's compound Strengthening and Aperient Pills. Mr. Wm. Richards, of Pittsburgh, Pa.. entirely cured of the above distressing diseaze Ills syniptcrins were pail, and weight in the left side, less of nepetite, Vomiting., acid eructations, a distension of the stomach. sick head-ache, furred tongue, countenance changed ton r it ron rotor, diffi culty of breathing. disturbed rest, attended w hit a rough, great debility, with other symptoms indicating r.-at de rangement of the functions of the liver. Mr. Richard= had the advice of several phyc , cians, hut received nn relief. until using Dr. ll:alit:Vs Medicine, which termini. ted in effecting a pe-feet cure. Principal Office. 19 North Eighth St reel, Philadelphia. For sale in Pittsburgh by Samuel Frew, corner of [Aber I y and Wood streets. sep 10 Cincinnati, February 15, 1840 Dr. Swains—Pear -le:—Permit me to take the Ilhert, of writing to you at ibis time 10 expresa my apurc.luttioo. and to recommend to the attention of heads of families and others your invaluable medicine—the Compound Syrup of Pi anus Virginiatia, or Wild Cherry Bark. lit my travels of late 1 bane seen in a great many instance , : the wonderful effects of your medicine in relieving chil dren of very obstinate complaints, such as Coughing, Wheezing, Choakrits of Phlegm, Asthmatic attacks, 4-c. 4-e. 1 should not have written this letter, honievet ,at present, although I have fe t. it my duty to add nty testi many to it for sometime, had it not been for a late In. stance where the medicine above alluded to was Hun ru mental in restoring to perfect health an —only child," whose case was almost hopeless, in a family of my ac• iquaintance. r•I thank Heaven," said the limiting moth er, nmy child is saved from the jawb,_ of death! 0 how I feared the relentless ravager But my child is safe! ts. 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 `save witnessed more than one hundred cases where it has been attended with corn. plete success. 1 ant usine it myself in an obstinate at. tack of Br onchitis, in which It pt oved effectual in a ex ceedingly sitort time, considering the severity of the case. 1 can recomend it in the fullest confidence of its superior virtues; 1 would advise that no familyshould be without it; it is very pleasant and always heneficial.;--worth double and often ten times its price. The public are as mired I here is no quackery about it. it. JACKSON, Formerly Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, N. Y. Sold by WM. TtIORN, wholesale 4. retail, only, alien for Pittsburgh. No. 5:3, Market street. sep 10 ABOON TO THE HUMAN ft ACEI—t• Discover what will destroy Life. and you are a great man. "Discover what will prolong Life, and the world will tall you Impostor." "There are faculties, bodily and intellectual, Within us, with which certain herbs have affinity, and over which they have power." Dr. B. Brandreth's External Remedy, or Liniment, which, by its extraordinary powers, abstracts Patn or. Soreness; thus Sprains. Stiff Sinews, White Swellings, Rheumatic Pains, or Stiffness, Stiffness of the Joints, Tumors, Unnatural Hardness, Stiff Neck Sore Throat, 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 never-to be selviently extolled remedy. CIeRTIFICATZ.—The following letter from Major Gen eral Sandford, as to the qualities of the External Reme• dy, speaks volumes: flaw Yoart, Feb. 9, 1842. Dear Sir—Witl you oblige me with another bottle of your excellent Liniment? It is certainly (behest of the kind I have ever seen. it has cured ehtirely my son's knee, about which I was so uneany,and I have found it productive of immediate relief in several cases of exter nal injury in my family. A few evenings since, int, youngest child was seized with a violent attack of Croup, which was entirely removed In twewly minutes, by rub• ping her chest and throat freely with the External Rem. edy. I think you ought 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, C. W. BANDFORD. Da. B. Bas.snarrn.24 l Broadway, N. Y. For sale at 241 Broadway,'New York, and at his office ,No. 9R Wood Street ,Pittsburgh. PRICE-50 cents per bottle with directions. sep 10 SECRETARY'S OPTICY, Harrisburgh, August 241)1,18 , 12. SA LE OF THE CANALS AND RAII. ROADS SE LONGING TO THE STATE.—Notice IS herti•y gi ven that in pursuance of the seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth Sections ofthe Act of Awembiy passed the 27th day orluly, 1842, proposals will be reset ved at the State Departtnent until the latieday of Novem ber next, for the sale of all and each of ibe Canals and Rail Roads belonging to ;the Conimoriwealtit. for which Suste t etock, at par valite, will be received in payment. Each individual or Company. is reluireri;specittratly, to state. the particular line of Canal or Rill Road which they.destreto purciudie,..the amount or their respective bids ,tbetefor, tbe stoat Red 110,natnes ot all Concerned in tbe War, together with their or Vireo of teshience, In .erder that the same may bejeitl bitere the text Leg's ature ' The proposals Teuet.bemmle4,,op and;directed to 'the Ifeerelary of Commonwealth with an endorsement on the same: - eProposels fir aspuriatate of th• Public Byorder oftbe4sse • • • '• •-seeietarY or the Coimeoese•-• — I :7 7 1 1 I cVANb PATENT Cr o i kft 3_l Tani Eger/sins! Ittlit-i;" TRAVELERS TAKE NOT • provided with the Safety C bills printed with a figure of cheap fut you are nit deceived by toy gentastatlng their boats to be Guard, when they are rot ersett The following is a list of hem. ty Guard at the Por: of Nista first on the list have the iniprevel , apparai .15 it Is intpnssiltie far nen SAVANNA, FOR RARITAN, ILI, , NIAGARA, DUq t ORLEANS, CANTON, MON LADY OF LYONS, Cm VALLEY FORGE, FORT PITT, GAL BREAKWATER, quE k EXPRESS MAIL, DuK t. ALPS, BRI P CASPIAN, ECLI IDA, VI. WEST WIND. MARQUETTE, TALLEYRAND, PANAMA, CICERO. AGN) SARAH ANN, M IgARRAGANSETT, sAti AMARANTH. MUNGO PARK, NEPTUNE, ADELAIDE, NORTH BEND, MARIETTA, BRUNETTE, CULL 4, TEAM FERRY BOAT, The travietting communuy are before they make a choice of abet and see whether it would not and security to choose a Safi ig passage aia freight, in preferenreu against explosion—and ihilt Ihn that this invention has the unqu. fifty steam en Sine builders-2enil it is to understand the saljert, and interested—besides a number 0( re lc gent lett en and of my office, No.lo. Water , treri, tOrn pleasure at all times to Clink! et who will lake the trouble in nil. sep 10 CALM.; VLUA R REAL . ESTATE The eultseriher offers for, red rater*, ibe creater part of his rr: he cities Of Pittslorr2h and Aareirt! Brick Warehouses, nearly e rre, situate on Ma rl.et street., ern een Sr heari a^ a front of about 54 feet hyfi , tire, or separately to salt pwrhaqr, Also, a =elect Int ildini2 lot in Mir 7 breadth, b) upward of 350 I, ' , in fronts. one on the Pennsylvania C 5111: Washington street. A lon, the lot adjoinin! hr 1 hr nearly 350 refit in drim. i n rintlitt gant mansion house whirl, / ten . run, logs. Also, a lot wdh two htnclarr hrirt *t ate on the e(1 , 111 . 1 pit Maikri and Flinn% to a 111011er:1 1 e ground ICO\ , nod Oow ()Nov :ion Iroepry. AL E\. trkAi crt. 10 IF,JIA I,s t, cast', or .200,1=, Plana A I mos , nil k,s/1. of Country rinduce for ts.sl , or pond: at AR R Itr: ser, 21—'f ("num. lVarrla VMS Rl'. Commixpox ,Nemo duct and Amrrican Jilanvfactrra REFER TO— inn. Grier, E q.. Aaron Hart, lame? C...cliran of rco. inn P. M'Vay cc- Hanna, Avery. 02(4 . 11 1c Co. inn. Woodhonrne, VALUABLE FA ItNI FUR S Farm on which I live, W Braddocksfield, containlnlT one acres; about 70 acres of width itt well timbered. There are or,' and a ha rn 63 feet by 34;'n aPP , A Iso, about seventy acres of foal be equal to that of any upland Terms made known on applicinalt lin the premises. WILLOW WILLIAM C. W LL, and Picture Fro( • Fourth Street Pittsburgh. —COl i-c., for, Artists, always on mot . . promptly framed to order. DP , est notice. Particular attention WI tom' . ery description. Persons fitting up Si earn Botua theiradvantase to call. WTI ITE LEA D.—The re' 0 41 to furnish painters. pi chase pure While Lead made of rattled equal, II not superioriosoll All orders addressed to Duntso 4- CO. SlO.llO Second street, ?Oa attended to &D _ lES FASHION:ABLE : ■ Oft St., onedoorfros Old The Subscriber respect's!!! Pittsburgh and vicinity 1141111 tailing Shoes of his own mond where he will keep conslantlrst trent of all kinds! of tadles , rn and shoes, of the est rinalityin ces to suit the limes lie will aY al kinds of fancy work—surh slippers, colored gaiters, and children's ellslsrs silk gaiiersot.ni will he made at the shortest as tier. please collard as the subscriber feels confident any article in his line they 00 1 " srp 10 'to P. S. Don't forget the ploon - 0 1 door. from iltirris's Intelligence frerp le V: 'ltvAi L b ie n s t i0!.1530---191)BiLlfrartiontn1 Liberty street and 42 literati. son',l thanks to the numerous Will Bret. for the very liberal sop of tended to hits, in conflation di w ishes to assure them that est?... merit the continuation of then;:l pecfutly Invite their attent; Clo t Ring he intends,' o than has been ever offered, lorto the whole of the stork of Ine; ra andilbie; ;lobe intends to coon, Cash business, lie feels coond surpass his stock, either it nets or Avorkmansbip. Il Please to taken oticetbat.— inyed in Pittsburgh. MUEI. MORRO. dOl.°lllll -.7 1E 1 nW:db 4. he a l i n r Sd s e k : e e r e a at t 'ref s k t h e e t S a le ltarts er ' tt 714 of wares,whicijiltrtg. 14.2trZkillti .. ,_;...,;.,_.., ..:10400_*01,777. - --.000-frv.. , . - - _ ~,, + NO. 63. s osip BY StirOr, . I J.• F vow? 4 FIFT • LLAF.S a year, TWO OPITO -- for by *lra Ti'VL ' lMlltanta , at At same office.. .0 DO, a ye SIX 1:1614113; Adtertising mpg LINF2 or *mutt, S Tips oton!t4 Tim* weintft, Fier metre. S 4 menthe. 00e yfar,, ~~~,IIENT3 I . M ydOßt. .sST . 1110Nt~ 1 l. O e pBII'. fe proi tt fl pptt.str+ a yeas FFICSS, rd tat weer' le &et at'h doer ?term Woo, Wittoek,Oolt eel o het wren First TN, I rfraCTITT . T. street, next tt R. Johnston, heistreen Market nvot• .F.ouirth,near plank ANg,S. ark* and Wood • rAvrtltcas' ♦tlD PA ving Fund,) Foutt near Wood SEM 'titer street near • r of Penn and Si. net - of Third and r of Third and Snii o f Loon street and !mei, near Seven , i.ilseriy St otWo over. Penn St. opt, ATTORN AT LAW.- on' Grnnt at., neat est!rooms - to John M. D.— offic • tweed Penn and L eston 4 . Mackey, cYI English, french, ,It:lair:ft M'CLU RE, A t aw: Office in the Dm itishurgh. , lo he T w w e; ilAWlrle,4)rmaaan;n- Wholes:l le Grnrc er In Produrr :r•1 1 O. 224 Liberty , . ICTIN DILWORTII. oll:Comtnivnsion %1 • 111 antifaci ti red arl ROBINSON, A"' north Ride "11 he Min, reds. QP alairs Altocooy at 1 IPltrViCe+ 10 Iht, pnbli t Streets. above D. `NT t4l nu fnet n Ware. No. So, Fr and Steamboat W G & CO., Fa Hand at. 4. Ex inse Furniture. a call, lieinr . full liy and price. 4 -Just received 1 rtd ind for snieci ISA supp , y of Laoidlr r‘ditierent varwi r tale at REOCCIED F.L.S :4:Liberty mreet,ll Ltuot and Sho lb St., nest dnnr ~Kitt and Satin St by the newest Fr U LTICA WATS rs; to l'e disposed • street. awera and Floe: adwayn he ha Lilwrty st pet lOW Mammoth 'nod Seed store F. L Liberty street, .• SET SWEE I :received by F. L. 0. 124, Lifleriy h Onsisting of Noe• rowels, Eddins Pruning Spear • ,C. L. therty street, li mg•--)ast recetv - eared Venison money. (SA,AC HA and vet. Seed, Orc :Grass, always e. L Liberty street _NAN, Attorney Diamond, to .eets between ID NICS,Tor pro --late taw, for sa oh the North Ea eet• Apply to !ttiNcToN, Frisch dug for tale at th L F. I. 1184 Liberty etre. 1 ;%;E 11- M.. ":=:~:
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