MEM OW=lmml .4:14r1F .. A .' itillif -liiiit-iiitilAb • -0 O 4 41" es. W Itestilivis the IA S. Mint. - Ira rr vaiiiiikw—respectoky turormi the public that li _.. p remove his read! made coffin warehoiler. to tier . 4 - ' recently occupied by Mr. It . G. fity(nldalirectl y y dippositelsie old stand, where he is al waysl'ireOred to at. .....iefilMfireasiSly to any . erders in Ills I iiie.'-aki,:hy strict at , -- ,,4lMdlen Let tU the detalLs of tee beilinnis tilrit! tinderellAcr ' '-'„ VhiaPitiarneritntiblieconfulmiem is will he prepared ;'t'•' atratfiodas to {tractile Ilearees, Biers, Carriages and 04iiittittlie sitt the most liberal te, ins. Calla from the will be promptly aiteudg to. ~..,.,..„. .. , ;''''-- A , -^lL_ to a a the same bitilding with his ware ~:' ' - "I re :those Who - need IDS services m..y find him *ten i i '7,1 046 i Ale. nerestaries3: , - -:pw. If. iltini. It KV. JOlll , l BLACK. D• D. ... - - 11P44.111/1111.014's ' RSV. RDIIERT DEVC a . D. D. FiTTOS. RSV. SAMUEL WILLIAMB, D. -- 10!.‘c satins. JUIP In • eVa 261Witif. , 1 11254 *NM, ---, 6IEAmBpAT Baas, WITS, HOltSpl BILLS, VISITING CARDS, PR A DDREAS DO., -CIABWOW BCSINESS DO., 0.111 BEki HAND BILL, :MIAS LAGING, CIRCULARS, Ttiwttilerwith'every description of Letter Press Print higatitilthlhed with neatness and despatch, nod on mode at the °Shea the Daily Morning Post. cu D :,11410'.7gg WHOSE OCCUPATIONS TEND TO r'lslßilOttArg OR AGGRAVATE DISEASC.—Thii - 11BOWII1`' viditrtle is very numerous. They are those folta.antlealthy atmosphere. Printers, wor k• feat Yee, stone cutlers, bakers, white lead Vitintleactui4pOrelal mart or 16E:3 subject to disease ac• '',Otlidijig to 14 - 4Willitit of their constitution. The only tattthod.to.-OrACtlisease, is the occasional use of a ntediellie,wltichOiltratto from the circulation all delete. 4 . 4041 h.,mors and expels them by the bowels. Tonics in.any form are injurious, as they only : -.4c of the evil day to malts it more fatal. The use of Afrandretit's Pills Will Wore health, because they take all impire matter oniorkiikblood; and the body is not weakened but stren_gthenett by their operation, for these valuable Pills do not force.but they asst t nature, and are not opposed, bat harmonize with her. Sold at Dr. Brandretit'S Office, No. 93 Wood st reel, Pitigburgh. Price 25 cents per ho , w ith full II i I eri ion 4. MARK—The only place in Pittsburgh win re the GENUINE Pills can be obtained,is the Doctor's own if. floe, N 0.93 Wood street. sep 10 NEW HOTEL.—The subscriber respectinity in• forms his old friends and thepublic that he has opetwee TemperanCe Hotel, in fifth Street, near the Pa cheese Bank; and in the house lately, occupied hy Mat thew Patrick, and has hoisted ant con 1: gnoetlie, Iron Gitir-Botel," where he will he very hag:- y to aterrtnitio date all who mny please to call OR him. table shell be provided with the hest fare, and every possible aecOmmodation to town and country customers and ravelers. &few boarders who wish to lodge. In their stores or of. flies, can he taken, and gent 'eine!, 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 ers and gentlemen who have horses. Boarders taken by the day, week or year. Charges mare moderate than at any respectable Hotel in the city. sep 10 JOHN IRONS. WASHINGTON HALL.—The subscriber -has opened the late residence of dasdes Adnr,is, Fsn., . 4er-eased. for the reception of visitors and boardert; the house is very pleasaroly snowed no the hank of She • Ohio, -2 miles from the city— possessinz :ill the d.dislit +Cul accompaniments of a country residence, without teing too far distan for persons doing business in tire city. Visitors wilt he furnished with every delicacy of the season. An Omnibus runs regularly every hou t the A Ile giteny end of 'lse Bridge. N. B.—No Alcoholic Leverages kepi. Sep 10 W5l. r. HER N. DISSOLUTION OF THE UN/ OA" —The cop..ri• nershi 4i:ding bet wpm]. James E. K.Mouro and David J. 11,0 s this d iy, dissolved by tom oar oonsent. The eandit Wolk4 l oi duty noticed, with the sivintures of both paraesitn7nexed, and Berry nail wilt lie continued open by the suliseriher until ocher arrangements ale per. reeled. For 5A1e.,,,00 tho presrike3, 130 l!blA. chniti winter ap. ftltOti reapplied fur r mated frt: e ly. JAS. E. K I, BO RS, to 29—tf , No 9, Market, and 74. Front st. OOKBINDING.—NrcaniIi,,,s -.......1 „ 7 --_, f f .= , _- : Johneon. Bookbinders and Paper , -, i : :::: --- _ Rulers, S. W. corner ril Wood and ......:, ..,_-_-:: Fourth streele,are now prepared to ex ..., iii- , - , _ - ,, 5:: Wile all kind. of Bookbinding and Pa. •._iirii- per Enting with neatness and despatch. " - ",.....r.......--- --- nitillii ” It bunks tinted and bound to any given pattern at Ott mired notice. N. B. All work done ne above is warranted. (sep 10 WM. BIDDLE, Surgcon Dvitist, has re.turned to tti 3 old stand, No. 107, Smithfield Street. where he can be consulted any hour during the day, on his rofession. sett 10 REAlOVAL.—Genrue A rotor. Merchant Tailor, respectfully announces to his friends and pa• erons, that he has re Gi 11 ved hi= est a'disli went from his old stand, in Third street, to the corner of Front and Sfnithfleld, in the basement story ~f the NI ()nowt:theta House; where he intends keeping an hand a general as. sortment or Fashionable Goods, suitable for Gen. tiemen's wear. He hopes, by close application, to merit a share oft lie mildness so liberally extended to hint at his old stand_ 'N• B. Having made arrangements in New York and Philadelphia, with the most Fashionable Tailors, for tie reception of Paris and London Fashions, customers may rely on having their orders executed according to the tateet Style. GEORGE ARMOR. -sept 10 ARD OlL.— . Plia Subscriber would mot respectfully inform the public in genera that he has an article of aLrd Oil of a superior quality, manufactured at the Chicin• nail Oil Manufactory,by Co.,vebi-Ivis warran ted to be equal to the best Sperm. Oft. both for Light and Machinery. This Oil ' , mai I.re.y fete from any shilinOllS matter, smoke, or unpleasant odor, and it is as clear and as white as spring water. Not a particle of crust is left on the wick. The tight Is pure and Malian', and will lust as long. If tint longer, than that from an equal quantity of Sperms. Oil. The subscriber informs the public that he has taken a place nearly opposite the Post Office, where he will light up several different lamps every evening. and he would respectfully invite the in • - habilartiteof Pittsburgh. Allegheny,and their vicinity, to caMmild Judge for themselves. • lie feels confident they witt be Convinced that the above statement is perfectly correct. Ont of two hundred individuals who have tried the Oit.there hau not been a single fault found with it• lftiettird 011eosts one third less than Sperm. lie would • e6tftecatnity solicit the early attention of Dealers and Ma. oitinktks to the above. following Churches are now nem; the Lard Oil: • Second Presbyterian Church, Pub:burgh. New Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, tirst Presbyterian Church, Allegheny City, "r. Associate Reformed Church, Male hanels arebranded E. W. LEE 4. Co., Cincle Aiadi; Ohio, Pittsburgh, June 215t,1842. We, thenodeslgned, Captains of the Express Line of lkickela, on the Pennsylvania Canal, have tried and are aging an article of Lard Oil introduced here by Matthew C. PAlai , and manufactured by It. W. Lee 4- Co., at the andanatti Oil Factory. We feel confident in asserting that the a , sove Is equal CO the hest Sperm Oil; that it is entirely free from smoke oranyother glutinous matter whatever; the light is Per fectly pure. clear and brilliant, and will last as long, If not Inver than that from ao equal quantity of Sperm. Oil, trVe haveno hestitation "In recommending it to our friends and ha - those who use Oil. nvatity TRUSY, Captain, Packet John Adams. ' HILDSORAND, Captain, Packet John Hancock, 14.CHAIG, do do John Madison, ~4001:VoomPSION, dt. t'o Pittsburgh. 10 , BARON VON HUTCHELEI HERB PILLS.— ' . -:, These Pills are r.omposed of herbs, winch exert ' a anecifie: action upon the heart, give impulse .or -- ritraritib to the, arterial system; the blood is quickened •- and equalized In its eirculalion throueb all the vessels, tellagther of titiskin. the parts situated Iniernally,or the lintemities; and as all the secretions of the body . are 'llihno**frets the blood, there Is a consequent iacrease of .**lety secretion, ind a quickened action of tbeattsorbent• aturiexhaleni,nr 61st:barging vessels. Any moridd:actlop which may tire taken place is rorrected. all nbstrut, iri lli niale IT Alf TEA, the blond is pit rik rii . id the body fittortmet, a t vt; te. F ., r a:ste.- Fo r t ale Whnl ale all4l . lie _ R TISELT4E ,S.:Aeent, ;' ,...:3 ,v4 1!** 1 ' -- ' " sia ) Vil,,il; biligill• !-N,4,.;:.:,..,,.- ~_ - __ ,- , .--,_ - , ~, , f - r: 3 , -- .. - . . . . ~,. RCN. JCIFIMEI SERV.. • REV• 31.16 ES bi• DAVIS, r. BWlrr. M. C. EDFX, Agent MEEI • ffi n'AUVltitt • :Notrotn ei6,1642: . 14Beoropliattee with the seventeen it section-eft - be net - of Cengress “tegallxing,and tunking.upproprktlions ..for such inmes.Mry_ohjects astaave been usuatly included - "lit the inserat uptenttetation hills without authority or ~ taw, and to..fikathf*isvide -for certain incidental penses of the Deptattetent , and officers of the Bove' th; ...went, and Ake qtW PerPoseib" approved ,Anr ost 26, 13.42;,,,Sersbret3isielmia/a.witt. bet received at this. DePart• mem untillheAllixtrtirst day*Atepeinber nest, for fur nishing for one yeaxOr longer tiethe option of the Depart , mem; the follosSing descriptions of planks for, the use Of Post Offices - in the .Stattia-of Pennsylvania and Delaware: Mails received, 4 ; • , 75. Reams' Mails sent, - 60 Account of Newspapers and l'aniphiets re ' ecived, 25 Mail., received at Distributing Offices. 12 '' MI the above on small royal paper, at lest 22 by. 17* inches, printed on both sides and ( - Militated, with not less than 42 lines on a page. Mails .ent.froui MAI Muting Offices, 12 'Reams. Sante size paper as above, but folded lengthwise, and wit It 50 duce on o4patte. liccountsPurrent.foolscap, two MLA-sheet 16 Reams. Monthly and Weekly Registers,: foolscap, four on a sheet, 9 Post Bills, foolscap, 12 on a sheet,wlthout 1 signatures, Post Bills, foolscap, 12 on a sheet, with signatures, 750 Reams, Post Bi is for Distributing Offices,i9 on a sheet; with signatures Post Bills,ifor-Pistributing Offices; 6:orrn sheet, with signatures, The proposals will state the price, in one sum, per ream, for each kind of blanks, for paper, printing, Wing, and packing ; They are to• be delivered in such quanti ties, and at sueh times:as inaf pe required by the diffcr. ent Post Offices, and on the requisitions of Postmasters endorsed by the Postmaster at the place where the con tractor may reside.. None•wllitie eensidered as deliver. ed. or will be paid tor, except on sock requisitions. B .ch requiAtion, or quantity ordered, to be securely env doped dr packed for transportation, and directed to the Post Office, at the prose of the contractor. The right is reserved of reject ng; any bid which may I.e considered extravagant, and also'lo give to any .one bidder tug printing for one or more slates adjoining the State of his residence; and each proposal must be accom panied by sufficient evidence of the ability of the proposer to comply with the terms of his, proposal. The successful bidder wilt he required to enter into contract, with surety, In strict compliance with the pro vision of the taw, to-which bidders are referred. Failure to furnish blanks promptly when ordered. fer n kiting those of inferior quality as to paper, printing. or ruling, or any attempt to evade the true 'penning of the contract, will be .considered sufficient cause for its ' forfeiture. Payment will be made quarter-yearly, one month after the expiration of each quarter. . The blanks must be equll to the best of those now in use. Specimens may be seen at the various Post Offices. The quantities mentioned above. are from the hest es ti rates that can be made fer one year's consumption; but they may exceed or may fall short of the quantities re quired. The Department does not bind itself to any specific quantity or amount. "Prot Lls" should be so marked, and addressed to the “SeromfAssistant Postmaster General," Washington, D. C, n23—dtd3l ClO UG and CONSUMPTION — The sea' son for the above complaints ip now at hand, and all persons who are subjected to the inclemency of the weather are respectfully informed that they can find. COVERT'S BALM OF LIFE which is well known to have cured Timesmins, who were In the last stages of eon• sumption. Certificates can be produced of its wonderful cures. TAYLOR'S BALSAM. OF LIVERWORT is another remedy for Liver Complaints, Caug hs and Colds. It cotnes big b• recite mended by all who have used it. and is pleasant to take, and speedy in effecting a core. PEASE'S FIOARIIOUNE CANDY. —This is a highly valuable and pleasant medicine; it will 'effect a positive and certain cure for Cough, Colds, Consumption,and Is an effectual cure for the WIIOOPING Cocoas. This is a very pleas ant medicine, all are fond of it, and children never refuse to take s'; its cure is sure and positive. The subscriber has a certificate of Agency direct front 3. Pease 4- soil, so there can he no mistake. All persons who are effected, are invited to call and not delay, for the titre to take medicine is at the commencement , All the above medicines can always be procured at WROLESALE oR R ET AIT at 7'UTTLE'S .4f F:DICAL AGENCY. 86. Fourth street. THORN'S TEA BERRY TOOTH.W ASH LIACABTER,Oct. 2d,1842 {* --- To Dr: Tut:am—My Dear Sir: I cheerfully and cordia•ly emit' ace the present ram We opportunity to re turn to you my warmest thanks of gratitude for your un equalled and unexceptionable invention of your very justly celebrated Tea Bert y Tooth-Wash, and I feel that I am in duty bound to soy that I have derived the great• C.St and most beneficial effect front its frequent and mode. ale use: and t can assure von that I ant exceedingly hap py to have the pleasure of informing you, that sincerely and cordially speaking-, I ion injustice recommend its fre quest use In all that unfortunate portion cf the human race throughout the globe who are now undergoing the most excruciating pain for the want of'st medicine prepa _ration of exactly the sante nature of which yours is prepa red, and who have for years been suffering from the in. jurious, destructive and pernicious effects of worthless tooth powders and other worthless preparations. In conclusion permit me to say that I have used your Tooth. Vl'ash but for a short period, and yet I feel thoroughly convinced that it Is the hest now known, its inestimable virtues in preserving the teeth, (which il kept In a good and handsome condition, is the greatest emltelishment that adorns the human structure.) are not to be excelled in easing and relieving the sufferqi from tooth ache, and removing the gums to a healthy. and purified condition, and giving also a sweetness and fragrancy Lo a disagreeable breath hitherto unknown: Accept my sit erre wish for your soccesg, from Yours. truly, JOSEPH BRIMMER. W I RT INSTITUTE. FIFTH COURSE OF LECTURES THE Committee on Lectures of the Wirt Institute, for the Fourth Course,respectfut ly announce to the putillc that they have made arrangements to commence the Lectures on Thursday esenk, December 1. The Lectures of this course will be rekelusively Literary and Scientific• The Committee, desirous of making the Lecture Room of the Instigate a favorite resort of the lovers of Litera tore and Science, as well as the fashionable, have spared no exertions In procuring popular and talented Lecturers, both at home and abroad. In the course of two weeks a liat of the Lecturers will be published, and tickets offered. SAM , . C. HUEY, WILSON, JOHN S. COSGUAVE, WM. B. SCAIFE, • • JOHN B. SEMPLE, nov 9. tf Committee. US. MAIL LINE of Splendid Passenger Steam Pack . eta froumClncinnatitoSt. Louis. The new, splendid, fast running, d; light draught steam Packets West Mud and Nonpareil, will run as regular Packets, from Cincinnati to St. Louis. Will leave Cin einnati and St. Louis every Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock. Passengers from the East and West may rely upon their start lug pimalially as advertised. sep 10 • DR. WILLI A ti EVANS'S, SOOTHING SYRUP,— This infallihie remedy has preserved hundreds when thought past recovery, from convulsions. As soon as the Syrup Is rubbed on the gums, the child will rem's , - er. This preparation Is so innocent, so efficacious, and so pleasant, that nochild will refuse to let its gums be rub bed with it. When Infants are at. the age of four months tho' there is no appearance of teeth, one bottle of the Syrup should be used to open the pores. Parents should rever be without the syrup In the nursery where theett are young chlldren,for if a child wakes in the night with pain In the gums, the Syrup immediately gives ease, by opening thepores, and healing the gums; I hereby prevent. lug Comm sions, Fevers, 4c.. For Sale Wholesale and Retail by R. E. SELLERS, and Retail 10 N0.20. Wood Street. helow second CHEAP.—LACE AND RIBBQNSTORE, No. 2 St. Mir free. Laces and Ribbons, W id e and narrow sets, Lace and Muslin collar.. Infants' frock waists. Ladies, French KW, Mohair. ' .Liale Thread. and Cotton gloves, Slack Mohair nets for Ve115...--very cheap. Alarge assort meat of English Straw Bonnets. Atso a variety ofiltraw. plain and fancy Tuaean braid. MILLINERY of the latest pillion, and exceedingly tOW rates. Thme goOdi are now selling off at priessioriqt. the, • loPliinod , Parahase , vier• - ,;,-; • .1- - %-i1~::'.... ~.es~T~. ~~: .~ ~- ~:; .** , ; : !T . - :'.,:,..) , : , .;. khirithktlth4tfaitifetilr*tt_raeaiO l 4 6.lt, .pfrt 7. : Tet44PriPir7,,,,i4:4o4lo l l l 4** 4 o llAb ir_ f t itiiie-01/.0.' • irippe,piipripeartl4la.theisbotileatifthOte;Whose.POWErs of life archtotalteady,,itufet ;ITltere.;butWart - means Can avaii,:,there staueety.ll.atty :-.&trittnaintior.- forth of sickness.l4llU tlte.eliteaniticat ru d de put generelly care. ' Although; there - , pills produce stirsows areare,that effect is -not. 40 prostrate the ,bod_y; ail with • other melt ieines , Jiiat - the franie is invigorated - try thate moral of the cause of Weakness, the Lattlithit,,Mt pitiritetk ' humors froth thebloud. • ; Barn/le-Si In themeelves, they merely AssurrNwrois . • To 'bro . * out the occasion of 'Alckiirs - froth', and lite, require no alteration in the_tlietOr . plahhig. 14r the-human body isbetter abla to sustain with. on • incleMency of the weather, while under' ;-• • - • j,lfis infection destroyingiabonsei Chalice aii any''other time: ir:of Brandreth's Pills-for seamen end t :.; • • re, self evident. 'atilt.? Medicine how Muth ensign* itr , aitig..ffiejt • L lit we nut Prevent. Cold, Billions. al', feetioni,4 plies, Scarlet end fevers of all Mode, -Would be unknowitt But where mimes -46 - es exist, let no tinie.be lost, let the BRANDREI,II'S PILLS be at crate sent for, that the Remedy may be•Upp- led, vrilhotit fui trier lose of tiwe.—To as azuthanirtten— • That Brandreth's - Pille havestood a seven 'Years' test in the United States. - . • -.• That they are a vegetable and innocent medicine, yet all powerful for the removal of diseasei.whether chronic recent; infectious or otherwise. .z • That they purify the blood, and stay the further pro gress of dim : wain , the human body. . That, in ma ityeases, where' the dreadful savages of ulceration bad-htithira , lignment and bone, r iand where, to all appearanceAth‘htslitio , means exul t pva life, have potientsliy thet'use"rif:Xt:thaeAduri been - Set:gored Ao• good ~ • • health; the tdevoitring: - .dirstaiss - having been-, completely. eradicated': That each of the genuine has upon It. mast ocleve rein [Alums 1 • • • That eite,ltiabelhaatwo: signatures of Dr.' Benjamin Brandretihtlpon It- • That there _.-tuttstlits'apen -each hex flee “signatures, thug:. ; .; At; A ad three, signatures, thus:— BENJAMN 1311,ANDItialk/..' DR. FRANKLIN "All acute fevers ever require smile evacuation to-Wog them to a perfect crisis and solution, alll. -- that even by stools, which must be promoted by areikhen - nature does nut do the business itself. On this account, an_ ill timed scrupulousness about the weakness of the body Is of bad consequences; for it Is that which, seems chiefly to make evacuations necessary, which nature attempts after the humors are tit tp be expelled , but is not able - to accomplish for the most part i these diseases; and I can: affirm, that I.bave given apur e when the pulse has been so low that it could hardly be' felt, and the debility, ex. ireme, yet both one and the tiler haVe been restored by it." The good effectto be derived film the Brandreth Pitts have to be experienced to be fully believed. By their timely use neither the scarlet, the typhus fever or small pox would ever assume their malignant form. To appreciate to the full extent ,the incalculable bens• fits of Et RA N DRET H'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 TAKING Titan IN TIMM that Is the great , secret in the cure of all appearances of disease arisirtg, from had blood,and t presume there arelew at the Ores. 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 be benefilted by so doing. I am respectfully, the publicis servant. B. BRAN DRETEI, M. D. 241 Broadway, New York: THE COUNTERFEIT'S DEATH BLOW. The - public will please observo that no Brandreth Pills are genuine unless the box has three labels upon it, each containing a fee sheltie signature of my band writing thus—B. Brandiellt. These labels art engra. ved on steel, beautifully deitlgned, and done at an ex pense of several thousand dollars. Remember! the top —the side—and the bottom. Ent red according to act of Congress in the year 11341, by Bet lamin Brandreth, in lie Clerk's Office in the Ohs ttiet Court of the Sot them District of New York, Dr. B. Brandretles own office, No. 98, Wood Street, Pittsburgh. Only plrre in Pittsburgh wbctethe genuine Pills can be obtained. Each Agent who sell. the true Erandreth riil,thas an engraved certificate „erricAPAGY renewed every twelvetriont Its, and has eria464 ihlo to? egg of 'ssoo to sell none other Pills than those received (vain 9, B. or his special General Agent. Mark, the certifi• cate is all engraved except the Doctor's name, which Is in his own baud writing. Observe, on each certificate there is an exact copy of the three labels on each box n graved thereon. Purchaser. see that the engraving of the labels on the certificate correspond with t hose on Ihe box. - • The following are Dr. Renjatnin Prandreth's ‘gctits for the sale of his Vegetalle Universal Pills, In A Ileghe ny couty, Pa., who are supplied with the new labelled boxes. Price 25 cents with &keel ions. Principal Office, No. 98, Wood Street, Pittsbur Allegheny, Mr. JOHN GLASS. McKeesport', H. ROWLAND. Noblestown, JOHN JOHNSON. Stewarts Town, CHESSMAN 4- SPAOLDINO A tacx.knoeti Asoar..c. Clinton. REWARD THOMPSON, Wi Iklnsburgh. GEORGE PORTER, Fairview. ROBERT SMITH PORTER, Tarentom• Elizabethtown, C. F. Disnt.. East Liberty, DANIEL NEOLEY. PRESSLEY fRWIN, Pleasant Hill. DAVID R. Conn—Plumb Township. Wu. 0. HUNTER— Allen's Mill. [sep 10 PILE'S cured by the use of Dr. Harlich's Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills Dr. Harlich—Dear Sir—Shortly after I received the Agency from you for the sale of your medicine. I formed an acquaintance wiih a lady of this place, vaho was severely afflicted with the Piles. For eight or ten years this lady was subject to frequent painful attacks, and her physician considered her case so complicated, that he very seldom prescribed medicine for her. Through my persuasion, she commenced using your Pills, and was perfectly cured. Yours, 4-c. JAMES R.KIRBY October 3, 1840. Chambelsbng, Pa. ll — POffice and General Depot, No. 19. North Eighth Street, Philadelphia. And by Samnel Frew, corner o Liberty and Wood streets ; Pittsburgh. sep 10 INTERESTING CURE performed b yDr.Sroarne's .1- Compound Syruppf Prunus Virgil/lona, or Wild Cher• ry. Baying 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, spaiiiins, convulsions, ti - c, of which I had given titian hopes of its recovery until I was advised to make trial of this invaluable medicine. After seeing the effects it had upon my child, ayd con cluding to make 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 ea at my house in Beach Street, above the Market, Kensington. J. Wit.cox. z111.4' -a 7 DR. MAYNE'S SYRUP Or WILD CHERRY. We call the attention of the public to the numerous certificates which have been in circulation in our paper and some others of this city, highly recommending Dr. SWAY7IIeB Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.—We have seen the original certificates, and have no doubt but they come from truly grateful hearts, expressive of the benefits which they have received from tl.at valuable compound. We have acquaintances who have frequently used the above medicine. who can speak with confidence of its virtues.—Saturday Chronicle. FiLLOW CIIIZENS:—WitIi sincerity I would advise you, one and all, both sick and well, always to have a bottled Dr SwAysz'sCompound Syrup of Wild Cherry in your house—it is invaluable in cases,of emergency, such as Spitting of Blood, Asthma, attacks'of violent Coughing, which is often the cause of spitting of blood, Violent Nervous Affections, which occasionnlly come from fright, and various other causes, producing great alarm, sudden colds from improper exposure. which are often let run to an alarming extent, for want of means being ready at hand;--and as - 1 have used Dr. Switynx's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry repeatedly in my family, and always stittlinarked succeini-4 can recommend it with roatiOence, ail being tme of the best family medicines which 118/1 ever been Offered to the publlr.—Saterday CArerfc4e. Sold by Wm. Thorn, Wholesale ¢ Retail, only agent for Pittsburgh. N 0.53 lkatket.gtteet. sep l 0 TI LTA AM RBED . erc i i NXleat Taihm.—Rotpectfaily VT informs his frte di; and ,the piddle in tenerat that he has commenced mid at NO.'ll Market street, second door frota the cor rof Vront;wherekelmires by •r ltriet attention to bit to merit ifiduktitot - pithlke. Ni B. -Tiepicest faishOneimpOii9y , Teeetviid:thePett: ie May depend on •hakkiptthlr work esrctitntt acctirdfaa 0 the faMMin,IS. -.-, v 1.. eeTIA 0' y p ..~,~ h am `. 7 _.. ~ F s~4 A''Y'`^^. • 4... tr MN= 4 i *gay Mss Tos. .•. , • -;lotlgt*Witiiiiw:Sittiptlo: infer* the - LWOW. orrir*d:::4l,7l4iititrthikt,4* Oar ttrrlved dl *o:ofitioaitisdati,jrtui a hematifni assortment of Mill rlr Oftlia•neweitityle: Her - tonnealon there will it alt. times.enable her,to:introilitee the latest : fashion and shoiliti. the Ladies her' With a share oftbeir patroaage, she pledges _herself to keep' every thing of the most stylish description, and'ony strict attenticitt toeCunomy. lt is with confidence' Mrs. T. recommends' her French aitlitimidhit Slade Cortsett; aiicl'her splendid assortment dOsubroldery, which is superior to anything yerintro• dneerfth this cittintry: it' ineludes Baby. Linentteonei seuitit Orientals, Capes a la Cardinal, Demi, ditto. Ber. thus frir Evening 'Costume, Collars' Culfs,,Focket itand itercitieca,,floin;ng Mid flight (taps, 4e., tiblch will be ready-fur theircipprobrilion on the 9th of October peal, Mrs, 2`...is waiting the - arrival other Bonnets from Euro4- at No. 2 'Ferry street, between Liberty and FoutrosSas. sept49--dtf. .------- - .., li• S. J*41.14W• • • sixo. r. 11.01ILTON. AG RAW A " W 4' fl AMI LTOiI, Attorneys at lam, have ' " elnoved their cake to the reeidenre of H.S. Ma. eta n Fou ill st, tam denrsahove Smithfield. sep 10 9Ft I tiW --- AREHOUSE.--Arth '79. Fourth rsa;:Street, Bettoeen Wood and Smithfield ate., o doors front the corner of Woad street. COU tantlyon hand an assortment of 100 ready made COFFINS, of every Mac 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 casert, eft her of coffils*tarriagest requested. HENRY BEA R ES; Undertaker. sep 10 , 175 B BLS. WHITE LIME, a laraerlor artir.le,for sale by J. G. A.GfIRLION, No. 12 WaterAreet. VA lIETY. Just received front New York, 3 I • Temperance A Ima naci far 1893;5000 copies of the Journal of the American Temperance Union and Youth's Temperance Advocate fur September. Also, 2000 Chris tian Almanacs, and agood assortment of Loomis's Maga zine and Pittsburgh, and the Franklin Magazine and Coin. mon Almanacs for 1893; by the gross, dozen or singie; 250 copies of Grant's New Pittsburgh and Allegheny Bu sigos Dirctory and Strangers Guide, for 61 icents. 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 Siihnoi Books; Gunn's Do mestic Medicine; Day Books and Ledoers; Writing, Let ter, and Wrapping Paper; blue black, and red ink, by the gross, dozen,ur bottle; steel pens, quills, slates, pencitsand wafers; Cyclopedia of History, Western Pilot, and a con. siderable variety of Books and_Stationery, for sale on ac commodating terms for cash or count ry produce, ISA AC HARRIS, Agent and Commission Merchant, sep No. 9, Fifth street. J. K. Illooarm&n. G. E. WARNER. J; PAINTER. UNION COTTON FACTORY, Alleglie y City, at 'the end.of the upper bridge. The subscribers having commencedthe manufacture of Cotton Yarns, Stocking Yarn,Colton Twine, Candlewick, Carpet Chain, Batting, _4.c-,lll444OPl:epared tc 611 orders at the shortest notice. Havirm sehieted the latest snd most improved machi nery,and emPloyied the manager who has attended to the -Hoke - PA.Orritt! for the last five years, they arc manufactu ring a piperior - orticie. Cotton Warps made to order, Orders through the Pittsburgh Poz,t Office, or left at the store of J C. Painter J• Co., Liberty street; or Logan 4- Kennedy, Wood street; will meet with prompt atten tion. Address—J. K. MOORHEAD 4. CO. sep 12—ly f FEN' A LES.—There is a large mass of 'Females in this City who from their continued sitting, to which their occupLtlons oblige ? hem,are affected with costiveness which gives rise to palpitation at the [mart on the least ex et tion, sense of heaviness extending over the whole head, intolerance of light and sound .an inability of fixing the attention to any mental operations; rumbling in the bow els, sometimes a sense of suffocation, especially after meals when any exertion is used, as going quickly tip stairs; tempre tickle; these are symptoms 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 wo, or even three of the Brandreth Pills just before dinner, are of enfound highly beneficial; many use them very advantageously in this way; they aid and assist digest ion, restore the bowels to a proper condition,entiven the spirits, impart clear ness to the complexion, purify the blood, and promote a general feeling of health and happiness. Sold at Dr. It-andreth's Office. No. 98 Wood strum, Pittsburgh—Price 25 teat; per box, with full directions. M A RE—The only place in Pittsburgh, where the GENUINE Pills can he obtained, is the Doctor's own Of fire, Na 98 Wood street. see 10 SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS! SI'RGICAL IN STRUM ENTSI— T. Rlcairt hy, Cutler and Surgical Instrument Maker, Third street, nearly opposite the Post Office, Pittsburgh (SIGN OP THE GOLDEN SHEARS.) -- Phtsicians. Dentists and Druggists can have their in• struments inadeby the subscriber of a superior 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 best quality. and jobbing done as usual. sep 10_ LINER COMPLAINT.—This disease often terml. nalesin another of a more serious nature, if pro. per remedies are not restorted to in time. In all forms of this disease, Dr. Harlich's Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills, will perform a perfect cure —first. by cleansing the stomaeh and bowels, thus remo ving all diseases from the Liver, by the use of the Ger man Aperient Pills, after which the Compound Strength. ening Pills are taken to give strength and tone to those tender orgaris which require such treatment only to effect a permament cure. These Pills are neatly put up in small packages, with full directions. For sale at M. 19 North Eight Street, Philadelphia. Also, for sale by Sam uel Frew corner of Wood and Liberty sts., Pittsburgh Pa. sep 10 ALLEN KRAMER, Exchange Broker, No. 46, Cor nor 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. RZFERENCES • Pittsburgh,Pa, Wm. Bell 4. Co., John D. Davis, F Lorenz, J . Painter 4- CO., Joseph Wood well, James May Philadelphia, Alexander Bronson A. Co., John H. Brown 4. Co. Cincinnati, 0., James Breandless. St. Louis, Afo., J. R. krDonald. Louisville, W. H. Pope, Esq. Pres't Bank Ky. sep 10 REMOVAL.—The undersigned begs leave to intOrtn the public, that he has removed from his old stand, to the corner of Penn and St. Clair sts., opposite the Ea change Hotel, where he has (Medlin a large Piano Ports Warts Room, and now offers for sale the most splendid assortment of PIANOS ever offered in tills market. His planes consist of different patterns, of superior Rose Wood and blahosany, beautifully finished and mo deled. and coast, uetetrthroughont of the very best ma terials.which, for durability, and quality of tone, as well as touch, he warrants to be superior to any ever seen here. As he has enlarged his manufactory, and made arrange. ments to supply the Increasing demand for this Instru ment, he respectfully requests those Intending to pur. chase to call and xamine his assortment before purcha. sing elsewhere, as he Is determined to sell LOWER, for cash, than any other establishment east or west of the mountains. F. BLUME, Corner of Penn and St. Clair streets, sep 10. Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. WARRANTED GENUINE.—Dr. William Evans's Camomile Pills, eatmrtasres.—Letter,frokthe Don. Weld. lan,Sullivan County ,East Tennilesee, Membero(Congress. Sir—Since I have been in this city I have used some of your Dyspeptic medicine with infinite benefit and salts faction, and believe it to ben most valuable remedy. One of my :onstituents, Dr. A. Carden. of Campbell county, Tenneesee. wrote to me to send him some. which I did, and he has mployed it very' sticcessfigly In his practice, and says ft is invaluable. Mr. Jot 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 be is willing for act for you.. You can send the medicine by water to the( care of Robert Ring 4- Sons. Knoxville county, Tonnes.; see, or by land to Graham 4. Houston, Tazewell, East Tennessee. i have no doubt but if you had agents in several counties In East Tennessee, a great deal of ineo tine would be sold. lam going to take some of it home for my own use; and that of my friends, and , shout Wm to hear from , you,Whether you would like an agent at Bhmtville,Sultlean County, Bast Tennestwe; I can get some of sae merchants to act for you as I near ttiere. Ynura respectfully. ABRAHAM APCVELLAN, of- Tennessee. Forests Wholesaktind Retell, by ; it,H. SELL ERB; Agent, - Hai 2% Wood- street below Second. * , ; Apia:; WASHINGTON, July 3d. 1838 poifigtaif 11*- -1,1,00 tr 4r**# • Pittsburgh, June 18,1839. Mr. JOHN DENNU4O:—Deni Sir --Having been preent, yesterday. at the experiment which you were pleased to make, in the presettee of a number of our business men, of tile safety of 2, our IRON CHESTS, in ease Of fire, It gives me pleasure to say, that so far as I was capable of Judging, the test was fair, and tile result exceeded •my expectations. The Chest was a small one, about 3.0 inches high', by about 13 or 20 inches in breadth airlift; and was jila ceti on a block of wood about a foot latiess, so as to elevate it about that height from the iround; several boas and newspapers ‘vere deposited inside of It, inklie manner in which Meichants and others would usually pike them—a large quantity of light pine wOod [stabs frohtHn adjoining Saw was then placed around and above it, and the tire kindled on the windward side, soon to drive the flame against the back:part of the chest. Thfilire was kept up about three quarters of an haw, until you had gone among the spectators mid received froM them their universal, answer that the test Was sufficient. Tile chest wasthen dra,wn out of the fire, and cooled, and opened, and examined. The contents were all safe, and the only injury done was to the back of one hook which a ppeared to be a little charred. Prom what I witnessed, I think that these chests are desery ing of confidence, as affording, perhaps,the best security to Merchants 1, , r their books and papers, which they tan have without Minding large, thick, and expensive vaults. I would consider them a better security than many vaults which I have seen built . Your Sfriend, • AMUEL CHURCH. We concur in the above statement, buying been fires sent when the chest was testes'. W. M. Cooper, J. fl. Shoeuberger, J. Laughlin, J. Painter, IL Miller, Jr. C L..armstrong , Thomas Craig, S. G. D. lloward, Extract of a Letter from Pugh 4' ..ilivurd, dated emit einizati,29th Mari h,1342- J. Denning, Pittsburgh, Pa. Respected Friend: We have the satisfaction to state as the test recommendation we can give of the utility of your Iron Safes, t hat we have one of them which was in an exposed situation in our counting room, at the time of the fire, on the njorn• ingt of the loth inst. which con-tuned our Poi k Hausjc to. gether with, a large portion of the meal, lard, 4-c, which it contained; -,and that our liooksand papers which were in the safe, were entirely uninjitied, and were taken from it after the fire; without ever being discolored. Yours, 4-c. PUGH 4- AL VORR Eztract of a Letter from Slater k Holbrook, dated St. Louth, Feb. 24th, 1841. MR. DENYING, Dear Sir: One of you r .econd size chests was burned a few days ago, in a lea . her store--it pre served its contents. Respect Indy yours, sep 10 SLATER 4- HOLBROOK. IVER COMPLAINT cured by the use of Dr. par -4 itch's compound Strengthening and Aperient Pills. Mr. Wm. Richards, of Pittsburgh, Pa., entirely cured of the above distressing disease. His symptoms were pain and weight in the left side, less of appetite, vomiting, acid eructations, a distension of the stomach. sick head-ache, furred tongue, countenance changed toa citron color,ditfi• rally of breathing. disturbed rest, attended with a cough, great debility, with other symptoms intlicatitg great de• rangcntent of the functions of the liver. 51r. Richards had the advice of several physicians, toff received no relief, until tisin; Dr. Harlicti's ildedicine, which terinina. ted in effecting a pe-fect cute. Principal Otlice, 19 Non II Eighth Street, Philadelphia. For sate in Pittsburgh by Samuel new, corner of Liter ty arid Wood streels. erp 10 Cincinnati, February 15, 1840. Dr. Ftv Ay:Ku—Dear -ir:- Penult we to take the Min rty of writing to you at 141 s I itne Iu 1-Iplrt•S: my apprr.hat ;rot, i, and to recommend to the attention of heads of Ltmilies and others your invaluable medicine—the Compound', Syrup of Prunus Virgittiatta, or Wild Cherry 13ark. In . aty travels of late I have seen in a gi eat sialn y instances j the wonderful effects of your medicine in relieving 'dill' siren of very obstieale complaints, such as 'Coughing, Wheezing, Chen king of Phlegm, Asthmatic attacks, Ctrc. c. I should not have written this letter, liowevet ,at present, althotighl - trave fe't It my duty to add toy testi• loony to it for some time, had it not been fur a late In stance where the merlteine above alluded to was inst ru mental in restoring, to perfect health an -only child," whose case was almost hopeless, in a family of toy ac. quaintance. -1 thank Heaven," said the doatin er, ,, my child is saved from the jaws of death! 0 how I feared the relentless ravager But my child is safe! is safe!" Beyond all doubt Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of ild Cherry is the most valuable medicine in this or any other country. lam certain 1 t aye witnessed store titan one hundred cases where it has been attended with coin• plete success. I am using it myself in an obstinate at. tack of Bronchitis, in which it ptoved effectual in a ex ceedingly short time, considering the severity of the case. I ran recomend it in the fullest confidence of its superior virtues; I would advise that no family should be without it; it Is very pleasant and alWays heneficial—worth double and often ten times its price. The public are as. sured there is no quackery about it. R. JACKSON, R. D. Formerly Pastor of the First Presbyterian t..7htirch, I N. Y. Sold by WM. TIIORN. wholesale 4. retail, only anent for Pittsburgh. No. 53, Market street. •sep ABOON TO THE HUMAN ft ACE!—.Discover what will destroy Life. and you are a great man. I "Discover what will prolong Life, and the world will call you Impostor." There are faculties, bodily and intellectual, within us, with which certain herbs have affinity, and over whioh they have power." Dr. B. Brandreth's External Remedy, or Liniment, which, by its extraordinary powers, abstracts Pain or Soreness; thus Sprains, Stiff Sinews, White SWellings, Rheuthatic Pains ; or Stiffness, Stiffness of the Joints, Tumors, Unnatural Hardness, Stiff Neck Sore Throat, Croup, Contractions of the muscles, Scrofulous en. largements, Tender Peet, and every description, of in. jury a ff ecting the Exterior of the Human Frame, are cured or greatly relieved by his never-to be stliciently extolled remedy. CeivrtriciLTE.—The following letter from Major Gen era% Sandford, as to the (want lee of the External Retne dy, speaks volumes: Dear Sir—Will you oblige me with another bottle of your sccellent Liniment? It is certainly the hest of the kind I have ever seen. It has cured entirely my son's knee, about which I was so uneasy,and 1 have found it productive of immediate relief in several cases of exter nal injury in my family. A few evenings since, my youngest child was seized with a violent attack OfCroun. which was entirely removed in twenty minutes, by rub. bins her chestand throat freely with the External Rem. edy. I think you ought to manufacture this Liniment for general use, instead of confining the use flit, as you have heretofore done, to your particular acquaintances. Yours truly, C. W. SANDFORD. DR. B. DRANDRETH, 241 Broadway, N. Y. ID—For sale at 241 Broadway, New York, and at his office ,No. 04 Wood street,Pittshurgh. PRICE-50 cents per bottlewith directions. y . 'sep 10 . , ORCRICTART'S.OFPWIC, Nattr%burgbi A uzupt 2:4th, NW: SA LE OF -THE CANALS' AND RAIL ROADS BE LONGING TO TNE EITATIL—NoIice is - hereby gi ven that in pursuance of the seventemd.b, eighteenth, nineteenth and` twentieth Section* of the-Act - Of Allembly passed the Tith day at .10ty, 1/142. - proposals wit, he recut ved at...the Stale Depart me nt until the-hattday N ovent• ter next, for the sale of all and each of the Canals and Rail Roads'belongittg to the Commonwealth, for which State,Siock, at par value, will be received In payment. Each individual or COmpany is required, specifically, to states the particular line of Canal or Rail Robd which they desireto purchases the amount of their fespective bids therefor, tile given, and surnames of all concerned in the offer, - together with their place or placer Of residence, in order that the Seine tria,Y be laid bethre the next:Lees. inure. The-ProPoses must beueuled up ITO directed to the Secretary-ofComaxameatth with an eadorseniertton the same:: oPrepaotte for ,the prtecharte of tag Poetic Werks.'" - ordee of the attitratie • • v.ev a r u rs, • !iletretary of the weoip -- - - , . sep 1 0 .~Xr: ~iFa~ x.....~:.,~. -k i at — MISA:PAUN ITU Espbeies 04 0 6 6121401 AVELERS TAKE ICo7 irt .4 , ~. Tprovided with the Safety Giui tar ' it bills printed with a figure of the am, fal you are not deceived by piy a i daddi gents stating their boats to be in u 47/ft Guard, when they are rot se&cried 4,t ; "Thefollowirtg is a Het of hosts $l l Prn iti ft ty Guard at the Por. of Pittsbarghti, first on the list have the proved a ~,1 11' apparatus impossible for an FORMCIsA , " ' SAVANNA, RARITAN, ILLINOIa NIAGARA, . DU QUEstm l ORLEANS, J EWFSs, CANTON, RiONTGolovi LADY OF LYONS, CADDO, VALLEY FORGE, INDIAN QuEk FORT PITT, GALLANT, BREAKWATER, QUEENtI • EXPRESS MAIL, DUKE oF ORLI, ALPS, , M;ILLIANT, CASPIAN, ECLIPSE, viCTRESB, WEST WIN D. M A RQUETTE, tISPREY, . I TALL EYRAND, PENELOPE, PANAMA, EWA ENA, CICERO, A GN Es, SARAH ANN, MESSENGER, , NAR RAG ANSEI T, SARATOGA, I AMARANTH, oßPtiAls: 130) MUNGO PARK, NEPTUNE, CECILIA, ADELAIDE, .1 II BILIS, NORTH BEND, GALENA, MARIETTA, MENTOR. BR UN ETTE, Co LUNE, STEAM FERRY BOAT, The traveling community nnisynaty, before they make a choice of a liadatinat and see whether It would not 'betty* and security to choose a Safely 'Gni asa,l4 passage ant: freight, in preference mast% • against explosion—and that they y 6111611 • that this invention has the unqualified 'whit fifty steam engine builders—v . lowpm Ito it is to understand the subject, and uhuittatall interested—besides a number of rertifitatshoe to gentlemen and of hers—all of which mks, my office, No 10. Water street, where listed pleasure at all times to cslimit my Imolai& who wilt lake tite trouble to Ail. sep 10 CA DWALLADEraIIi Robe Bell, .9. Cordell, .9. H. Hoge, J. lf. Hoyt. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR The subscriber offers for sate, at tbep. red rates, the greater part of his real estate, • the cities of rittsburuh and A 'leeway, rir:The Brick Warehouses, nearly new, a rsulotaioklip situate on Market streel.teiween F(1)1 , 310! bract its a front of about 54 feel by 611dera. Fts• lire, or separately to suit put chasers, tiadtipor its. , Also, n select bill!din. lot in A Ile2benfrity,6 breadth, b 3 upward of 350 f.rt in tiet•llk.lti . fronts, one on the Petins3trinnin (11112 i aldthr Wavltington street. Also the lot adjolnirnr the afore. MO fret in • I.Y Drat"' 3 , 350 feet in depth, intAti:WlLV%l'n" gant 111U1.3i011 house witted-1 now 0 "W ings. Also, a lot with Iwo iwo story nricit ate on the corner Thiarket and Front at,' a moderat.• ground tent, and now orrapitivi as a grocery. ALEX. II ACI , sea 10 NEW Yoex, Feb. 9,1842. ~._ ..-•~. `~- LAX SEED W.WYTED.--‘1 811111110 orgoads,p onnot It y of Flax a, d is A Itnosl all kindsOf Coo Qry 1 . 11;1111CP ;Am. for ra-t, or goods at 14 AR h Intrififtere p f Com nt6sion u.r,1114 ift)(lN DART. COM77IIS ti ,Mer, hpyt,Defiti dare and .9meriCan .111a,rufactures, R TO— inn. Grier. Eq., Plits! nig). Aaron Hurt, James C , ichran of It'd. J no. D. Davis, Hanna, I Avery, Osilen j is. co. Jut). Woodbourne, Eq.. Madison VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—I rtdl le' Farm on which 1 live, in Wain taraship, Braddocksfield, containing on, todredzoll 'erre acres; about 70 acres of w hien r,tland, vid the nnrr, well timbered. There are coos 1k \lmtt‘ t t 414 ' as d a barn 63 feet by 34; a n appienattni nltlonrt Also, about seventy acres of coal. Tilt soil is b• equal to that of- any u pland farm in Or • Terms made known on application !ogle reit • in the premises. WILLIAM WALLACE. (4 ----- WILLIAM C. WALL, Plain ovil Ta! • and Picture Frame .11innifactarrf, ,'' Fourth Street Pats bur:A.—Canvass 8,8110 itc., for Artists, always on haod. LootinG lol ' ' promptly framed to order. Repairingdoatil _ es t notice. . ~,,.. Particular attention paid to regildigaildPw4 ery description. Persons fitting up Steam Boats or house 01111 . theiradvantage to call. 0 . tea: W HITE to f urnis LEA he suhscriterrere eon , h painters, and oi here who Inti ll1 ), chase pore White Lead made of the lel savri . l4 3 ranted equal, if not superior to any °frontal Alt orders addressed to Dunlap k 1 1 4 116431 6 ef Li' 4' co , No. i 10 second street, Phielitireb.will'l"dr-- attended to. D uao 4 , 07,1 r 0 0: L ADIES FASHIONABLE silos FOl Fifa st., one door fr om Old Staid of O. The Subscriber respectfully informs rteMl Pittsburgh and vicinity list be hat col tailing Shoes of his own mann facturc,el WI where he will keep constantly on bOd. 4 rd. menu of all kinds of ladles, miwes,aad ro-- and 15110P13. of the best quality. which willk cesto suit the times lie will alto 0.11 _,,1:i i / kinds of fancy work—such as while R. slippers, colored gaiters, and buskiablitlital, children's ettslers. silk gaiters, kr.,t40,014 will be made at the shortest. u"l itc ' h. 'sr ner. Ladies will please erittand 610- as the subscriber feels confident Olathe. ~ ' I any article in his line they may alo t vlig`‘ l° t Ben 10 istsoos P. S. Don't forget the place-0 0 1,1 , 1dA door from Harris's intelligence Cvil s * ittl from Market Street _--------- ----0 0 1 WILLIAM DIGBY having tette -on Ad tLeharilmne"rftsoyr:sttuhtrestieleenvteglinearunllnd°leirberd:2rueabisßlirsrineSep4ntosst:arredgo:;:t; 11.5(6, p ils tended to him„ In connection grab y r. 01! wishes to assure them that every esco,„7o. merit the continuation of the sitell% ""itil Pectiltily invite their atiention to ha Vogl Clothing, whicirlie intends Felling at AO uf ae than has been ever offered, heinr dish.° 004 the whole of the stock of the !Actions, Os table; aid as he intends to confine MAO 10'10 cash business, he feels confident no esisrai Imrpass his stock, either in cheerios. nessof workmanship.ellt. ...' ..01, 10 'A Please to take notice t hat every lured in Yittshurth• SAhi U Et. MORROW, ihtglifetLer sog, A 4. skeet Iron OW., 1 0 . 17 i v: A is Wood and Market Straels.-15 rtlarraniarr. in his line at the shortest notice. s,_ool/ and others are solicited tercet and essellwq_aft :CI 'wares, which arum sokl wholeole c' t "71- ..-?., 111 terinsi- 0 , airJe spouting sad stove (COM , la' ~.. - IMP 10,. , .... - -: = '..'B . _ _ • . tra . •-• • -.4144 V- - _ ' -4 BB BY INAILIttit or'rrot)D 4. is, RCILLARS - a r e,ENTB-- etAtie 141; CA," by News Dor erear ; RAIY Man INESKUT, at thcsame s ti l ikt, at - TWO DOLLARS Slagle copies, SIX owl Ts. iro migo-of Advert isi ptEbil• TWELVE I.INE -1-0„,, 0,50 t One month 0.751 Two mom, 4.1 1,60 Three mot! . cF 'll)ll3 ' . i .lii I . Pour , anon' 11 : .- •-) '3,00 slt'otOorhs, ir. 4.00 One year, pi 1 ::::: 8 „ c 1 0 0 , : t e I :1 t ' i $ a G Y ALI 2S A 3 Bi o D Z A F :T s : i ix Ti r v i i : in t. c.i, 9 y egosamr::::::::.: r te I. a Octlisementeln prorortiol Sof four tines Stz DoLLAua a y 11.BLIC OFFIC porr Orrice-Third between -Ma R. fd aiddlo,POlnsnaster. • anduss,Wider',4th door from John Witiock.€3ol Tettasoror, Wood ween Fir Joints A. flartram, Treasorer. Tactognl. Third street. ne resbytertirbetttfich--,S. li. rnit -en Origes,,Fourth, between Mar Aicsander [Jay, Mayor. o•trei Excitxmaa. Fo KS urth, near OWN ou, het !leen ii.ltirket and W. d Fourth i§treef.i. • ore oto:Sboorsc-rottens' Ax. tX. (frbrittOly Saving Fund,) F .41 tlarket sti CCIB. ox, Fifth itceei. nem Wood. tlfrr MS. anti tl;qusc, Wat,lr ftrget., n s.llO rut., corner of Penn and • NT3'llorzt, corner nrrnird a, N lintst,corner oCrltird nod corner of Penn ...greet toLz, Liberty street, rtedi. #.741111114 Itoose. Thilterfy torsion ilor SE. Tenn Ft Woo.Ds, AVI'O • fiIELLOR AT MAI tty :offieeb on Grant rt noose, nest morn! to E L;LIOTT, ' lair street, ketrect—Benis 400118.—Prsaitan Sr Macke Ix &alert 1n... Rag! iel4. -- Freltc ,NO.2ll:%itlrket !.t „Pit r! Pi DI, ENS az PitICLIJK it liseit.vre at Lats.:- ()thee - in 'iii. Court . tionser. Pit usaarT,h. -s VAL:- Niervow, Mcterm let of rifih-sr.; between Wnod 11 1 DEVI IT, 11.1. , g:, le Cr 111 , r, A , 04. flguler. in Prottlire iced ArtieleF„ No. 224 Libcrr A:V.4I%VA I C . ' 4 DI LW ORT [IA PM:kW pa d Co omizo.Orio Pittsburgh Manufartnred : t. , 'llA7tt ItOIDINSON, ae on itortli AiAe of the -Union 31 rect . :7. tip slain= 1 URBORAW, Attorney orofes.Aonalserviet.4* to flit .irtad Market Streets, above MESE enter . .. . . . . ' Fr N:IrLEAA, ftir4nufart it nil Sheet irtm Ware:No. gii .11.se Spouting and Steatitic,' yous . Zit B. YOUNG & t.ortiur of titid Kt. Bing to purchase Fitruitur 2e to egive us a Can. being{ in quality and price. !Pir 11 rece , .vek Well cured and for . ,by - la RAGA.— supp'y of Lasu aud other different va :•Ohred andlpr !ale at RED VC teed . 811)16 cit _ F. No. =384 Liberty in FRC CLOSEYA hoot and . No. 83 i'oorte St.next dn. ies Prunella, Kid and Satin nner, and by. the newest. MULTICAULET purchasers; to to dispose F.I. No. 184 Ltherty street. A - RCIOTS,Fiorier . F. aitd ri(l descrlinion, - can alway s he h. tore • F. 1.. 124 Liberty .street nnuat Mammoth eat the Drug and Seed store 184 - Liberty street, BS.NEW JERSEY SWEET fat:Seed; just received by Ne. 184, y TOOLS,'“lnsiging vP Hoe:: •sitting Trowels. Dirtier ltirX Owes. Pruning, Shear ..tame by F. L . 184 Liberty street, it. Venhon reeetv choice cured Venison for , turrent money. ISAAC I+. and tett Clover Seed, Ore Wacky Blue Grass, always „ . #!= - 154.4iberty stree ,ittorney Distorsad,Ao Ptinteitinseet. between Al for p it,dotiholoteiow, for sa _„ An cite, Nort 1...--1 1 0 4 Ptiget , Apply to • Rttr..4 taII.LINGTON, latadreitt's French Saud tft'lkviliitiiilift. tat fate: at the ""-', • Es. T. `r , c-184 latbesty suer ONIWPARTNII LtPercittOiere,tor.“: i•-zut 1.1 Tx4mA ass. ASiiti liopi-4 .4 =ll:4lolelipfn in wetrpt: - WAtt A . r '
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