Fier Jihneal ' was Tr 1 Undertaker, resorstOtils Informs the retidlt. 0)0 1,1 ' 411101 removed Ills ready made coffin warehouse to the .lalstis. king recer tty ()entitled ity Mr. R. G. Berford,directly tllnflatailettis old stand, where lie t always prepared to al. o.lWpilromptly to any orders lit Ilue, and by strict at ,..iMaitotflo all the dettlit3tlr tall i‘d4ine,:s of an Undertaker 4.11.41611 to merit public confidence. He will be prepared "Ikte►tt,s to provide HParsr.g. Biers. Carriages and es", ren,.•rtit on the matt liberal let we. Calls i'rout Hie 'llllltatitty will he promptly attended to. Till residence Is in the saute building with Ids ware 1/1111.1ta, when those who need .Ina itersices may hind hint • s. WAsiny time. RlCTF.ltyrrrits.:, ',W. marts. RRY JoitS at.•crc.p. D. %ADULT, It.t . ROSItRT ac tee, D. D. It TAf+ON, S vault. wtLI.IAKS, D. i. V. iIeCLIIRT., itcv. JoStril =Kit, liklA.o Ella ISIS, "b RSV. Ja.McS K. DxvlS, esti 10 eat V?atar2ULITD3,4 LABELS: SILLS OP LADING, Tatether with every description of Leiter Press Print flin, Varnished with neatness anitdespnielt, and on mode rats (areas, at the 691ce of the DAly Morning Post. sop 10 Tti0:417.: WHOSE OiTUPATIONS TEND TO 1. PRODUCE OR AcnRAVATE DI itEASC.—This Elsner indivldoals is very numerous. They are those Who work iii an unhealthy atmosphere. Printers, work : Wan la feather stores, stone cutters, bakers], white lead ~ Sstirtafacturers. are all momufacturera, or less subject to disease ae .owilait to the strength of their con...thin ion. The on ly ' flhothOd to prevent disewie, Is the occasional use of a Itiadtelaa which abstracts from the circulation alt delete 'l4suithumors, and expels them by the bowels. Tonics „lat. any forest are injurious, as they only :at. off the evil day to inakerir more fatal. The use of Brandreth's Pills . Wlllinaare health, becluse they take alt impure matter Wit of the blood; and the body Is not weakened but by their operation, fir these valuable Pills '4lO not force. hut they assi-t nature, and are not oppcsed, .311iLitatcosianize with her. at Dr. Drandreth's. Office, No. 98 Wood street. iliargri. ?Ace 2 .. cents per box, with full direction-. ARR.--The only Ware In Pilishilreh wit r, the NB Pills can lie °Mauled, is Cite Doctor's n‘ , n fito 98 Wood street. sep 10 ;W -lifYrEL.—The sabscriher to.in!ci tk..y fove.s his old friends and the public that he has Temperance 4 Hoiel, in fifth Street, near the Ex. . . _._ ntßr Bank, and in the house lately orcupied by Mat `thew Patrick, and has hoisted ant ronil gn,••'l•he Iron at/110tel." where lie will be very Iti,o;y to nccommn• dine all who may please to call os. him. His table *salt be provided with the hest care, and every possible accommodation to town . and country customers and .niselere. . boarders who wish to Intifze in their Mores or of. 7 111fai, clad he taken. and eptinetnett who five out of town soli have (heir dinners tinily. s e. has l arg e an d z ond -tables, and the best Flay and O lk is, Ro d a . 400 ,i 11,1 ter, and wit! accommodate travel. ors -Rad sfintlemen who have horses. Gardena taken by the day, week or year. Charsett n.rrmuderate than at any respectable lintel in the thy. IT 10 JOHN IRONS. 'ASIIINGTON siihserilwr has opened Ilse late re , itiencr of James Adithis, 'deceased. for the recent' ,n of visitors and loard , rs; the Manse is very ',trust:illy shoaled on the hank of the OW; 2 mites front the cite—possessing all the deliOst- MI accompaniments of a country , residence, without being too t ar d 61 3 ,1 cur persons doing liu.iness In the ekj.; '.Visitors will lie fu . rnished with every delicacy of the season. Ap °Mellor% runs revalarly every hou sheny end oft he firldv.. N. 13.—N0 Alcunofiehercrolicsliesty eepio DISSOL UT/ THE. OXIO.Vr —T tiernl, rr• nnr7.litro rxiirttpti*PllWlTltn Jam..s.• 17.. IC bourn and David L . V0r4,1,4 f.vibiofillitEanDtpd hy nur nal ron.ent. The e•)ndttions WillhorMule ndtired, wit h the si•:naitirrs of both parties annexed. xn4 Beery' H&I sltlbe (-m1111111(11 open by the sub•mrrber unlit oi!t.•.r nrrnezr-eletti , rt , e per F or prerntireii, 150 I ' M '.Clio'', WI WI,. rip Pk , Sr traPToi .,l (or iolawdiqUsly. .1 AS E. K , I‘9otift Sep V—lf So 9, Market. and 74. Front WO iiBINDINC.—NITa :nd:ess4- 2 .'1(7 , _LP John-on, Itookhinders and Paper ..-11:.-_- Rulers, it'. W. corner of Wood and , / r - -: -- i Pourer streets.aro now prepared to ex -1---- t . : ; :_lee pr u r te tz : l lt in k:t w td i • o r z tl i : a o l o n k es lt s in a tl n i d itg d a e zt , i Pa. .... , 1 w t= --, : _ - :_----= - .20-13' •• k hooks ruled and bound to Psi, Oran pattern 31 tht orteA notice. M. O. All work done tteahove is warranted. (sett 10 W*. BIDDLE, Surgeon Dentist, has returned to his old stand, No. 107, Smithfield Street, where he can be coneulted any hour during lie dny, es his profession. nen 10 RemovAL.—Geor:e Armor, Merchant Tailor, respeitfully announces to his friends and pa trons. tbsthe has removed hi. establishment from his old stand, in Third street. to the corner of Front and Math&ld. in the basement story of, the Monongahela ROM; where he intends hemling on hand a general as —lnt of Fashionable Goods, suitable for Gen i's wear. He hopes. by close apotiration, to merit a share of I he easiness so liberally extended to him at his old stand. N. B. Having made-arrangements in New York and Philadelphia, with the pros( Fashionable Tailors, for the etteeptiokof Paris and London Fashions, customers winyVely ofriatving their orders executed according to the Went et yle, ' GEORGE ARMOR. Sept 10 LARD OlL.—Tha Suhscrilier would most respectfully Worm the public in genera Clint he has an article of sithillbil of a superior quality,mannfactured at Cancan tiehe Cincin "don Manufactory,lty , R.W.Lee Co,,w filch - Karel to the beet Sperm. Oil, both for LI:1 , 18nd Title Oil 15 entirely free f ode any glutinous or unpleasant odor, and iris as clear and , spring water. Nat a particle of crust is left wick. The light is pure and brit lent, last as long, if not longer, than that from an aity of Sperm. Oil. The anhscriber informs tat he has taken a place nearly opposite the where he will light itp several different !snips slag, and he would respectfully invite t he in sf Pittsburgh, Alleghen y, and their vicinity. to !dna for themselves. ffe feels confident they winced that the above statement is •perfectly Out of two hundred individuals wits have tried ;here has not been a single fault found with it• I 011eosts one third less than Sperm. He wonld tly solicit the early attention of Dealers and Ma. the above. iowlng Churches are now 'ping the. Lard 011: id Presbyterian Church. Piti.bu rah, Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Ploshuigh, Presbyterian Church, Alimtheny City, Ito Reformed Church, ' do. -.ls ere branded R. W. LEE ey Co.,Clncin Pittsburgh. June 21st, 1842. the undesigned, Captains cf the Express Line of t, on the Pennsylvania Cann I,ha ve tried and are iirtlele of Layd Oil introduced here by Matthew and manufactured by R. W. Lee 4. Co., at the it o ftei Gyp ' MariftdePtin asserting_lhat the a' oar is equal Vper4oll; that it is entirety free from emoke tlattorma matter whatever; the light is per• ;dear/Yawl brilliant, and will last as lone, if not ,thaffrom an equal quantity of Sperm. Oil, no beritstion in recommending it to our friends thews who use Oil. TIPLISY, Captain, racket John Adams, ILDZOILAND, Captain, Packet John Banroek, .John Madison, 41.4. to Pittsburgh. STEAMBOAT BILLS, HORSE BILLS, VtsII'ING CARDS, A DDRE-zS Do., BUSINESS HAND CIRCULARS, *e., I.Nr . C. 11 r: M. C. EIVEY, Agent. batraoN, VON HUTCHELFA HERB PILLS.— Pills are composed of herbs, which exert Impulse ,or N quickened II the refigels, , rhally,or the T•P PROM .1 ALS FOR "BLANKS • . .111. x POST Odic, Dr.parrateNT, November 16;1842. IN enm 'nee with the seventeenth section of the act , L of Co retaijzitte. end waking appropriations' •f or yorli ne ees , ar y ohyTts as h a ve been usuatty included •i it the geneial appropriation hills without anthor4 of law, arid to fix and provide for certain incidental ex. • 1 e use of the Department, and officers of the Gve.n qt elf, and for Other p u rpo s es," approved Ant oat 26. 13.42; Sealed Proposals v. ill he received at this Depart• input unlit the thirty-first day cd Decentber next. for fur• itkliing for one year or Imager. at the option of the Depart• menu; the following deecrtin ions of Blanks for the use of Poet ()tikes In the States.orretinsyliania and Delaware: Mad,: received, . 75 Reams: made sent, 60 " Account of Newspapers and Pamphlets re ceived, Mails received at Distributing Offices, 12 All the above on small royal paper, at lest 22 by 171 whey, printed on both sides and feint ruled, with nut keg than 'alines on a page. Mails i•ent from Dliitt Muting Offices, 12 Reams. Same eine patter as aliove,.but folded lengthwise, and with 50 Itneo , a page. Accounts Current, foolscap, two on a sheet 16 Reams. Monthly and Weekly Registers, foolscap, four on a sheet, rost Bills. foolscap, 12 on a elleet,without sienatu. Post Bills, fontscap,l2 on a sheet, with signatures. ?750 Reams Hi•ls for Distributing Offices, 9 on a sheet, with signatures Rills*or Pistrihoting Offices, 6 on a nheet, with signatures, The proposals will state the prier.. in one sum, per ream, for each kind of blanks, for paper, printing,. ruling and pecking; They are In be delivered in such quanti ties, and al such times, as may he required by the ditr,:r. ent Post Offices,and on the requisitions of Postmasters endorsed by the Postmaster at the place where the con tractor may rep ide. None will Ire considered as deliver. ed. or will he paid tor, except on such requisitions. flick requi-ition, or quantity ordered, to he securely env 'loped or packed for transportation, and directed to the Post Office, at the ex prose cif the contractor. The right is rererved of reject ni; any bid which may t.e considered extravagant, and also to give to ally one bidder the printing for one or more states adjoining the State of his residence; and each proposal mom be accom panied by sufficient evidence of Iheabtlfiy of the proposer to comply with the terms of his proposal. The. successful bidder will he required to enter into Contract, with surety, in strict compliance with the pro• vision of the law, to which [bidders are referred. Failure to furnish blanks promptly when ordered. fur fishing those of inferior quality as to paper, printing. or ruling, or any attempt to evade the true meaning of the contract, will be considered sufficient cause far its , forfeiture. Payment will be made quarter-yearly, one month after the expiration of each quarter. The blanks must be equal to tlie twist of those now in use. Specimens may he seen at Ihr various Post Offices. The quantities mentioned above, are from the Itc.‘t es it-notes that can be made fee one year's consumption; but they may exceed or may fait short of the minot Hies re quired_ The Department does nut bind Itself to any specific quantity or amount. Pro, mats" should be so marked, and addressed to the .Second As s istant Pdsttnaster General," Washington, , D. C. n23—dtd3l COLDS and CONSU.W P OM —Tile sea son for the above complaints is now at band, :Ind all persons who are subjected to the inclemency of the weather are reervectfitily informed that they can hod. COVERT ' S BALE OF LIFE which la Well Is OONO to have cured TIIOUSANDS, who were In the last stages of Coa• gumption. Certificates can be produced of Its wonderful cure. • .• TAYLoa's BALsAm or LIVIIIWORT is another remedy for Lirer Complaints. Coughs and Colds. II comeshiclt ly recotr mended by all who have aced It. and is pleasant to lake, and speedy in effecting a cure. Pluses IIcuRROCND hlghlrvaltiable and pleasant niedirine; it will effect a poglttve and certain cure for Coughs, Colds, Con sumption,..ll,l is nn effectual cure for the WIIOOPLNO Col , olls. This i, n very plcac ant medicine, all are fond of il, and children never iefusr to take vi; its cure is sure and positive. The subscribe r has a certificate of Agency direct firm, 3. Pease /(- son. here ran he nn mistake. All persons who are effected are invited to rail nut delay, for the 1111 - 400 lake medicine is at the comntenernient, All the shove itu•dicines rail always lie procured al Wurit tsAte nit It VT ill Tat TUTTLE'S ifEDICAL GEXCI'I fib. Fourth street I the "Ole THORN'S TEA BERRY TOO CH. W ASH LowAsTcn,Ort. 211.1842 'To Dr: Ttroarc,—Sly Dear Sir: I cheerfully and cordlady embrace theltresent favortglyeopportnnity to re. turn to you my warmest thanks of gratitude for your on equalled and unexceptionable inventton of your very justly celebrated Tea Berry Tonilt•Wash, and I fret that I am in duty bound to say that I have derived the great eel and moot beneficial effect from itsfrequent and timely. Rio nor: and I can assure you t hat I ant exceedingly hap py to have the pleasure of informing you, that sincerely and cordially speaking, I can in justice recommend its fre quent use loan that unfortunate portion of the human rare throughout the globe who are now undergoing the most excruciating pain for the want of a medicine prepa ration of exactly the •ante notate of which yours in prepa red, and who have for years been suffering from the In. iiirious. destructive and pernicious effect• of worthless tooth powders and other worthless preparation , . In conclusion permit me to say that I have used your Tooth fVash but for a short period, and yet i feet thoroughly convinced that It Is the hest now known, Its inestimahle virtue.. In preserving the teeth, (which II kept inn good and handsome condition, Is the greatest embelislimera that adorns the human PI ruelitre.) are not to be excelled In casing and relieving the sufferer from tooth arhe, and restoring the gums to a healthy and purified condition-and giving also a sweetness and fragrancy to a disagreeable breath hitherto unknown. Accept my ail erre wish for your Wrest', from Yours, truly, Joarrn Rai/tura. WI RT INSTITUTE. FIFTH COURSE OF LECTURES THE Committee onLectures of the Wirt lantitute. for the Faihrth Course.respect roily announce to the public that they have made arrangements to commence the Lectures on Thursday evening, December 1. The Lectures of this course will be exclusively Literary and Scientific. The Committee, desirous of making the Lecture Room of the Institute a favorite resort of the lovers of Litera ture and Science, as well as the fashionable. have spared no exertions in procuring popular and talented Lecture's, both at home and abroad. In the course oft ion weeks a list of the Lecturers will be published, and tickits offered. SAMH , . C. HUEY, W. IV. wthsov, JOHN S. COsGIt AvE, . B. SCA I F E, JOHN B. SEW PLE, non 9. tr Committee. US. MAIL LINE of Splendid Pas6enger Steam Pack• els from Cinrinnall la Si. Louis. The new,splendid, fast running, 6..11 , 2111 draught !team Packets West Hin d and Nonpareil, will run as regular Parke's. from Cincinnati in SI. lonik. Will leave Ow einnal i and Louis every Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock. l'assenzeff from the East and West may rely upon their startiu2 punctually an aaverii.ed. Pep 10 DR. th'll.l.l Aid EV SS'S SOOTII NC R P,— This infdllitde remedy tins preserved hundreds when thought past recovery, (ion. convulsions. As soon as the Syrup it , tithhati no the , Mid will reccv. Cr. This preparation is so innprent, so efficacious, and so pleasant, Ihat no child will refuse to let lii gurus he rub bed with It, W hen inlantsare at the age of four months ho' there is no appearance of teeth, one bottle of the Syrup ehould he used to open the pores. Parents ehonhl never be without the syrup in the nursery where there are young ehlidrenfor g a child wakes In the night with pain in the rms. the Syrup immediately gives case, by opening the pores, and healing the gums; thereby prevent. lag Convu aions, Fevers, are. Far Sale Wholesale and Retail by R. E. SELLERS, Agent, iiep 10 1t.10,20. Wood street, bolos. , Second CRAP. _LACE AND liIBBOX STORE, No. 2. St. Clair J. rem.. Larssund Ribbons. Wide and narrow btts, Lace and Muffin collar!. I oft atg' frock waists, Ladtss, "French Kid, Mohair. LisleTbread. and Cotton Glow's, Slack Mohair nets-for Wells—very cheap A targa :Ist:brims:it of Ens,ltsh Straw Bonner. Also o variety of Straw. plain and fancy 'rascal brad MILLINERY. t i.icrt::.ac of . nnrfild actloef . all obsitut; ad the body tade.aird tte tift. Altera. set4od. of he Isteit fashion, Don at ezeeed"sigly +ow rates. a ' These goods are now selling i ff at prices to raft the Seem are porpoctikill Invited to ealland purchase. 11016 —4l ~y':s,. ,7" ' iinreammaluessicait rosr.tc MALT gavots BENJAMIN BRAM/EMS PILLS. icr This vegetable and truly Innocent medicine, NAV rits ma scoop, and Immediately slays the further PRO GRAM or magssat, in the bodies of thiwe whose powers of life arc not already exhausted. Where human means can avail, there scarcely is any complaint, OT form of sickness, that the Baxsoarrn l'icLs do not relieve and generally cure. Although these pills produce a asowa trree - r,that effect is not to prostrate the body, as with other nvllcines, but the frame is invigorated by the re moval of the cause of weak ttess, the morbid, the vitiated humors from the blood. Harmless In thentactvea, they mertily N.TURI To throw out the occasion of dicknepa from the body, and they require no alteration In the dirt or clothing. In fact. the human body la better able to !sustain with. out injury, she inclemency of the weather, while under the Influence of tbis infection destroying,disease &Alert sing Medicine than at any other time. The importance of Brandreth's PAM for seamen and travelers in, Inerefore,self evident. By the timely use of tilts Medicine how much anxiety and sickness, might we not prevent. Cold, Billions of fections, Typhus, Scarlet and feversof all kinds, would be unknoWill But where sickness does exist, let no time be Mat, let the BRA NDRETH'S PILLS be at once sent for, that the Remedy may be app led, without fur thee loss of time!—To ex RENILNETRZD— That Brandreth's Pllig have stood a seven years' teat in the United Stales. That they area vegetable and•innocent medicine, yet all powerful for the removal of disease, whether chronic recent; infectious or otherwise. That they purify the blood, and clay the furthbr pro gress uf disease In the human body. That; in many cases, where the dreadful ravages of ulceration had laid bare ligament and hone, and where, to all appearance, no human means could save life, have patients by the use of these pills, been restored to good health; tire devouring disease having been completely eradicated. That each of the genuine has upon It TER CO?IRtOUT LARVA! That each label has two signatures of Dr. Benjamin Brandrelli upon it. That there roust be upon each box three signatures, B. BRANDRICTII, M. D And three signatures, thus:— ILNJLMIN BR•NDR¢TU DR. FRANKLIN SAYS "All acute fevers ever requiresoate evacuation to bring them to a perfect crisis and solution, and that even by stools, which must he promoted by art when nature does nut do the business itself. On this account. an ill timed rerupulousnessaltuut the weakness of the body is of had consequence•; fob tt is that which seems chiefly to make evacuations necessary, which nature attempts alter tne humors are lit to he expelled , but is. not able to accomplish for the most part In these diseases; apd I can affirm, that I have given a purge when the pulse has been so low that it mute hardly be felt, and the debility ex. reale, yet both One and the ether have been restored by it." The good effect to he derived from the Brandreth tills hove 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 rot m. To appreciate to the full extent Jilt incalculable belie. lila of BRA NOR BTH'S PILLS, they must he used when the First Symptoms 01 Disease present Ilieurlfteleee. One done then, and their good effects will be felt throughout the attack—ir IS TsilliNn Trieht IN Titre that is the great secret in t Ili! cure of all appearances of disease arising from bad Mond, and I presume there are few at, the tires. rat day, will say northing of those diseases which ridect the bode when the blood is pure. each diseases I have yet to see. Hotting that some who rend this may be benefited by so doin4. 1 am respe,truPy. the public's servant. R. BR NEMETH, M. D 241 Broadway, New York. THE COUNTERFEIT'S DEATH BLOW. The nubile pleas.' obt:et ve that no Illandrelli Pills are :ermine nrileett. lie hoz hoe three labels Ilona 11. ernwaiollte. a fart Moline ttleinture of toy hand welting Mill —B. Brandt - Oh. These )ale's ar viten' veil oil steel, tetontiftinv nod door of on en pene of .rvet al IllOitgatol &Mot,. tviorollicr. I lie lop the ItIXIOIII. Etit 1 . 1,1 :IrrOltiittf to art of i'oottree- to tie' liar 1841. hy Be, rintin Itr,thdreth, in te r le, is',t Olio It in I:te Dirt ('Dirt or the So. tin rn I onn r.rt of NI w Cork, Dr. B. Rranerei It'. own offi:e. !.:n. 914, tV.64 - 1 SIIOII, rilt,hoozli. Only ph.. eto 1'1101111..2h tut hell:the Ceolllne Ville ran he nbtniur.l. )lure) Aattlit Nit. , 'en tier Iron Er:infirm I'l engraved tertitirnte or ,4 7 t-t..v retirtveril'VPrV twelve otoo(ltp, otoi has ritirred iron brook 01 8500 to .1:11 none other rine than theee received from D.. R. or 1111151. , Ti.11 4 ;enerRI Att. , ttt. Murk, tit• eertifi• cat,. is all eiurroved except mltr Dorlntto name, whirl) is in own !tarot writ Otwerve, oit each rertifleare there Is an exact copy of the three late in on each I.ox !raved thereon. Furrlitoer. tlyw the I iteraving of the !allele on the ce•lincole corregpond whit i1.0,e on the hoz. Tl.e folio' ilia are Dr. Dr rijou.iii Bra ndr,ll,'s kzents for the sale of his Vez:cla' lc Univ. real fills, in A In-zlis ny cooly, Pa.. who arc survoird with the rew labelled hox rm. Price '25 crittN with dirertlotm Princliral Office, No. 98. Wood Street, Pillsbur Allegheny. Mr. Jowl Cl.•Pfl. McKervori, H. ROW LA ND. Noblettown, Jotor Jonsiarrn. Slewnrin Town. entssw.sis k Se•rtnna ALRILNDER Aso.sr.is Clinton. TILVV•RD TISONIFSON.WDRIIINNINO I . DLORriIL TORTKR. RDRERT RMiTn TORTLR,Tarenlurn• P.1)11[11(.. ERA LiDerly, DANIEL NICOLICY. TRIVIALLY IRWIN, TIOIVRIDI DAVID ft. Coon—Plumb Township. WM. 0. IIt:NTER- Allen's Mill. [sep 10 pII,ES cured by the t ge of Dr. Darlich's Compound I Strengthening, rind German Aperient Pll's Dr. Harlich—Dear die—Shortly after I received thts Agency from you for the sale of your medicine, I formed an acronlittance wi' h a lady of this place, who was severely ntilicted with the Piles. Fot eight or ten years tills lady was subject to frequent painful attacks, and her phymeian ronsidered her case so cotnpliented, that he very seldom prescribed medicine for her. Tlll'ollol my persuasion. she commenced using your Pills, and was perfectly cured. Yours,¢c. JAMES R. MR BY October 3. 1840. Chambersimg, Pa. IrrOffice and General Depot, No. 19. North Eighth Street „Philadelphia. And by Saumel Frew, corner of Liberty and Wood streets Pittsburgh. sap 10 INTERESTING CURE performed by Dr.Sanagne's Compound Syrup of Prunus Virginianu, vr Wild Ciicr ry. Having made me of this Invaluable Syrup in my family, which entirely cared my child. The symptoms were wheezing and choking of phlegm, difficulty of breathing, attended will, ronsiant cough, spasms, convulsions, 4c. of which t had given opal' hopes of its recovery until I was advised to make trial of this Invaluable medicine. After seeing the elects it had upon my child, rind con cluding to make the same trial upon myself, which en: Cirely relieved me of a cough that I was afflicted with fa, many years Any person wishrn; to see me ran ra at my house in Beach Street, above the Market, Kensington. I. WILCOX. . AYNF'S SYRUP OF WILD CIIER RY. 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. SWVIT7E'S 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 eon speak with confidence of its virtue=.—Saturday Chronicle. Fat.t.ow Crrtzenst —With sincerity I would advise yon, one and all, both sick and well, always to have a bottle of Dr Swstrac'eCompound Syrup of Wad Cherry In your honse—it is Invaluable in cases of emergency, such as Spittle. of Blood, Asthma, attacks of violent cous,hlog, which Is often the cause of spitting of hloon. Violent Nervous Affections, which occasionally come from fright, and various other causes, produzing 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. sw&vive's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry repeatedly in my family, and always with mnrked success—l can recommend it with cootideJnce. as being one of the best family medicines which has ever been offered to the public .—Sarstrday Chronicle. Sold by Wm. Thorn. Whoie,te 4. Retail, only anent for ratsburgh. N 0.53 Market Street. sep 10 ly".1.11" REEI I . Nerhant Tuilar.—itespectrullV tt 11".1 ;•1 anL,.lll t 11:it rk-±111•1. ••••••••••••••i 00 , 4 1 : 16m 111. • ,•rt.t.r •• stri , t allention to bust leg: io tider•• c•Ut•rie patronage. N. B. ~ T he latest fashions , regularly received: he pub ie may depend on having their work eseeuted accprumg, o the latertnlyle. .sep 10 CARD, tot he Ladietc.”M IPNEttY—M Tole • artier, begs moat respectfully to inform the Ladieil of Pittsburgh and its vicinity that Fir has arrived di.- reel from London, with a beautllul assortment of M ilina. ry of the newest style. Fier connexion there will at all times enable her to introduce the latest fashion and should the Ladles honor her with a share of their patronage, site pledges herself to keep every thing of the most slylksit description, and pay strict attention to economy. 11 Is with confidence M rs. T. recommends her French and London made Corsets; also her splendid assortment of Embroidery, which Is superior to anything yet r. , duced in this country: it includes Baby Linen, Conn.' petits! Orientals, Capes a la Cardinal, Demi, ditto. Ler. than for Evening Costume, t \Mars Cuffs, Pocket +land• kerchiefs, Morning and Night Caps, Scc.os , lt:ch will to ready for their approhai ion on the 9th of October next. Mrs. T. In waiting the arrival of her Bonnets from Europe, at No. 2 Ferry street, between Liberty and Fourthstreets. se pt. 29—dt f. n. 3. *•OR /LW.. I MAGRAw 4 HAMILTON. Attorneys at Law, have removed their"Ofliee to the residence. of H.S. Ma. graw.on Fourth St, two doors above Smithfield. sep 10 i.wo O ld F so C otr l rso N .ftr,, W A t . Betwe en the r f i V ie o r od or a nd wo Smi t hfi el d od.iree u Con. scant y on COFFINS, of every sizt and description; covered ones. with Cloth: Mahogany, Cherry, Black kV Omit , 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 ofeoffinsor carriages, requested. HENRY BEAR ES, Undertaker. sep 10 175 EELS. vt HITC LlttlE, a superior article, tor sale by • .1. tlit A.GrIRDON, N 0.12 Water street. VA AIETY.— Just received from New. York, 300(1 Temperance Almanacs for 1843; 5000 copiesof the Journal of I lie American Temperance Union and Youth's Temperance Advocate for September. Also, 2000 Chris , thin Almanacs, and a good assortment of Loomis's Maga hzine and Pittsburgh, and the Franklin Magazine and Coin. mon Almanacs for 11343; by the gross, dozen or single; 250 copies of Grant's New Pittsburgh and Allegheny Ru• si nese Dirctory and Strangers Guide, for 61 'cents. Also, Cottage, Family, School and Pocket Bibles and Testa. merits. David's Psalms; Methodist nod Temperance Ityniii Book.; the beauties of Harmony, Introduction to Sacred Music: Mason's Harp with round and patent notes; Citri,t. Ilarp,and almost all kinds of School Rooks; Gune's Do metric 31edicine; Day Books and Ledgers; Writing, Let• ler, and Wrapping Paper; blue black, and red ink, by the gross, doeen,or bottle; steel pen., quills, slates, pencils and tvalers;Cyclopedia of Ilistory. Wes , ern Pilot. and a con. videral levariety of Books and Stationery, for sale on ac. commodating terms toe cash or country nrmluce, , ISAAC HARRIS, Agent and Commission Merchant, sep No. 9, Fifth street. J. K. Nlootuts.t.o, G. E. %VARNER. 1; PAIS'IER. UNION COTTON FACTORY, A Ileghe y City, at the end of the upper bridge. The subscribers having commenced the manufacture or Cotton Yarns, Situ king Yarn. C o. ion Twine, Candlewick, Carpet Chain, Radio_, and ate prepared to fill ordeta at the shortest notice. Having selected the latest and most improved machi nery, cid employed the manager who has attended to the Hot% FACTORY for the tat five years, they are manufactu ring a superior article. Cut:on Warps made to order, Ortlerq through the Pittsburgh Pot Office, or left at the More of J 4- C. Painter co.. Utterly street; or Logan 4. Kennedy, Wood street; will meet with prompt alten tion. Address—J. K. 3100IIIIE ttl.) 4- CO. sen 12-1 v flo FEN I,ES,—The,e is a la1::11: caaa 11t ' this City who from their continued Sitting, to which their occutul lons oblige I hem,are a Creel ed with costiveness which gives rise to palpitation at the heart on the least ex et (ion. eirise of heaviness extending over the whole head, • intolerance of light ;tint sound .an inaidtirg of fixing the attention In any mental operations . , ruintiling in lite how vir,, some, ines p sense i.f 1111 lfuenliun, especially after 'orals w hint ;Inv exertirie as 2 0 1 11 1 quickly "P -1,11; tempt it fickle; the., are .vottitool 4 1..41 to ar, doses of 11,,, 1:11'.111‘l MI II Pills Th. Or rn ,Olia 1 we of title mistime vu 011181 Rat, a deal of 111.1 of tlUtre.l . llll. Or two, or etch 11,rie Of. the Brandt', tit jus. I,efore dinner, ::re of en found hero ricial; is :ifyv use Than • rry mivantagentisly tm Lis war; then ant :mil dluest ion, reatore 111 bowels to a proper cordilion,coliven Utr spirit impart clear tie=s In the complexion. notify the blond. and promote a perm! 1'41.11112 of ht nigh and happloe,. Sold at hr. andreth's No 9R Wnnd sir , el, ri,,,i,nr2ll_Trice 25 reo t per box, wPh full directions. MARK—The 0.111. place in Pittsburgh. where the GENUINE Pit's can he 111/l:111,11, loi I la' DOCI ors nor tire. NO 911 %Viand strert. Fro \I. INSTRUMENT , ' SETICIIIIiL IN E N T. ifee•tre h.', c o tter and suezriee Instrome , t Abate. Third h , rert, neqrty opposite the Poe (dice, Pitteburi:h (SIGN OF 'EDE GOLDEN SHE.ARS.) Etiviiiclana. Dentist, and Druarist• raii . have ibrir in• rnmeni, made hy the Futtscrlber of a superior quality and at Eastern prices. Tailor,' Patent Shear, and SCIAPKITS always on band oleo Hatter, Shear,. a superior article. Orders re,pei.t fully solicited. N. B. Allarticle , warranted of the hest quality, and johliine done as usual seri 10 LIVER COMPLAiNT.—This ill‘ease often terml• rinte.ln number of n more serious nature, if pro. per remedies are not resiorted to In time. In nil forms of this disease, Dr. Darnell's Compound Strenethenine I German Aperient Pills, will perform n perfect cure ret by elennsine the stomneh and bowels, thus remo , ell dtsca , es from the Liver, by the use of the Ger man Aperient Pills, after which the Compound Strength• ening Pills are taken to eiva streneth nod tone In those tender organs which require such treatment only to effect n permatnent more, These Pills are ncallv put up in smolt packnees, wills DM directions. For sale at No. 19 North F.lght Street, Philadelphia. Also, for sale by Sam uel Frew cotter of Wood and Liberty sts., Pittsburgh Pa. seri in ALI.EN ANIER Err/tones Broker, No. 46, Cor ner of Wood and Third Streets. Pittsburgh Po.— Gold, Silver, nod Solvent Rank notes, bought and sold. Sight cheeks on the Eastern titter, for sale. Drafts, notes and hulls, collected. Pittsburgrk,Pa, Vm. Bell 4. Co.. John D. Davis, F Lorenz, J. Painter 4- Co., Joseph Woodwell, James May Philadelphia, Alexander Bronson 4. Co., lobo 11. Brown 4-Co. Cincinnati, 0., James M'Candless. St. Louis, Ate., I. R. l'4l'Donald. Louisvilit, W. U. Pope, Esq. Fres't Bank Ky. sep 10 REMOVAL.—The undersigned begs leave to tuturin the public, that he has removed from his old stand, to the cortu of Penn and St. Clair stn., oppositethe Cx change hotel, where lie has filled up a large PIANO FORTE WARS ROOM. and now offers for sale the most splendid assort meat of PIANOS ever offered in this market. ilk Mottos consist of different patterns, of superior Ruse Wood and Mahogany, beautifully 'finished and leo. &led. and ronstrueted thronehout of the very best ma terials.w hichjor durability, and quality of tone, tes.weil nn touch, he warrants to he superior to any ever seen here. As lie has en!argeti his manufactory, and made arrange. meati to supply the Increasing demand for this Instill• went, he respectfully requests those intending to par. chase to call and ~xamlne tin assortment before purclia. slug elsewhere. at, lie is determined to sell Lomat, tor cash,than any other establishment east or west of the mrnintalns. P . imumE, corner of Penn and SQCtalr streets, sep 10 Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. WARRANTED .GENUINE.—Dr. Willlam Evans's Camomile Pills, CIERTIVICATICS.-I.eiterfrOM lice lion. Abli'm M'Clel- Inn,Sulllvan County, Ensi Tennessee, 111 embelorConeress. W•SHINGTON, July 3d. 1838. Sir—Slnee I have been in this city I have used some of your Dyspeptic medicine with infinite benefit and sat is faction, and believe it to be a most valuable remedy. Oar of my constituenta, Dr. A. Carden, of Campbell county, Tennessee, wrote to me to send him same. which I did, and he hes mployed it very mircessfully In his practice, and snyelt is invaluable. Mr. Johnsen, your agent nt this place," thinks you would probably like nn agent in Tennessee. If so, I would recommend Dr. A Carden, as a proper per on 1, officiate for the sale of your celebrated medicine. Should you commission him he is willing to net for yon. Von enn send the medicine by water to the care of Robert King it Sons. Knoxville coo nty, Tenne , see, or by land to Graham 4- Houston, Tazewell, East Tennessee. Iver. no doubt but if you had agents in several counties In Cri.t Tennessee, a treat deal of medi cine would be said. lam ening to take some of it home for my own tier. and that of my friend", and shoe 11 112111, f" , • t =NM For sale IA tkoteaaleaud li —.cc. E. r..Ft:Lt lic 20. Wood street,below EtecoAd 1:11=1:12 EMIME VISE PROOF 111:014 CHESTS, stfanufactitra John Denning, Sizth street, above o.r hiked' street, Pittsburgh . Pilistaurgh,Jtine 13. 1839 Mr. JOHN DaKISINO:—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 your IRON CHESTS, in case of lire, it gives me pleasuie to say, that so far as I was capable of Judging, the lest was fair, and the result exceeded my expectations. The Chest was a small one, about 30 inches high, by about 18 us 20 inches in breadth and depth, and was pla• ced oil a block of wood about a foot in thickness, so as to elevaie It about that height from the ground; several books and newspapers were deposited inside of it, in the tnanner in which Metchants and others would usually place them—a large quantity of light:pine wood [slabs from an adjoining Saw Milt.) was then placed around and above it, and the tire kindled oh the windward side, soots to drive the flame against the back part of Meekest. The fire was kept up about three quarters of an hour, until yore bad cone among the spectators and received from them their universal anlwer that the test was sufficient. The client was then drawn out of the fire, and conietl, and opened, and examined. The contents were all safe, and the only injury done was Witte back of one book which appeared to he a little cnarred. Front what I witnessed,l think that these chests are descry ing of confidence, as affording, perhaps, the heat security to Merchants for their hooks arid papers, which they can have without building large, thick, andexpen=ive vaults. I would consider them a better security than many vaults which I have seen bulk . Your I riend, SA MUM. CHURCH. We concur In the above statement, having been pres sent when the chest was testee t H', if. Cooper, J. if. Shoenber ger, J. laugklis, J. Painter, R. Miller, Jr. C L. Armstrong, Titania. Craig, S. 0' D. Howard, Ertraet of a Letter from Pugh 4- APyord, dated Cin - - cianati,29tA Mar: A,1342. J. Denning , Pittabacgh, Pa. Respected Friend: We have the 571115factiott to state as the teat reroinmendat ion we can !ive of the utility of your Iron Safes,' hat we one of them which was in an exposed, eitgatinn i❑ our entwine room, at the time of the tire, on the mornr hry of the 10th inst. which comutnted our Pot k House to. :el her with a large portion of the meat, lard, kr, which it contained; —and that our booksand papers which were in the Safe, were entirely uninjured, and were taken from it after the firer without ever being ligeolorptl. Yottr,Qc. PUGH q• AL VORD Extract of a Letter from Slater iv .llolbrook, data St. Laair. Fcb. 24th. 1341. DICSNING, Dear Sir: One of your sccond sizechests wa• hunted a few days affo, in a leather St ore-- il pre gerverl its conlento. Respectfully centre, eel) 10 SLATER 4- HOLBROOK. Liven COMPLAINT cured by the use of Dr. liar couipound Strengthening and Aperient Pills. Mr. Wm. Tticliard ,, , of Pittsburgh, Pa., entirely cured of the ahoy, distrensins Ms symptoms were pain and weight in the left aide, lei , ' of 111101 W, vontitine, acid eructation.. a distension 'of the stomach. sick headache, furred tongue, countenance changed tn a citron color, diffi nutty oibreathing, disturbed rest, attended with a cough, great tiellithy, with other symptoms e.rnot de rangement of the functions of the liver. Mr. Richard , had the advice of several physicians, lint received no relief, until itsitc2 Dr. Harnett's Medicine, which tertnitin. led in effecting in pe-fect cute. Principal Office. 19 North Eil.llll, F.treet, Philadelphia. Far :oily in Pitt burgh by Pa mut.l Prow, corner of I,lher y and Wood streets. sop 10 Cincienei, February 15. 18.10 Dr. Fw.t,c six—Dear , Permit tic to take the lint rty of writing to you at it,ls time to express my appt Lbation, and to fI`COMON9 II I to the attentinn of heads of families d others 1011 r ISVSIUNIIIC Oiled —I he Compound ,:yrup of Prustris Ftrainio to or IV Pd Cherry . Balk. In my travels of late I have seen 1u agteat many instances the wonderful effects of your medicine In relieving chil dren of very oh,tinalr romplainle, suet' an Coughing, W zine,l7ltoatcona of l'hlevn, A ,thmatir attacks, 4 - e. A,. I s hould tint have written this letter. howevet ,at ote,citt, nit hoti l lt I have felt it my duty to add my testi• amity to it for some time, had it not teen for a late in. stance NA lucre the medicine above :Mulled to WEIS instru mental restoring in perferl teal all "only child," whose rase was almost hopeless, in a family of my ac. 1141:; intanre. t•I thank Heaven," said the (looting much. ••c, only child Uncured from the jaws of dent It? 0 how I reared thehelentleas ravager But my chili:tie safe! is safe!" Ileyon all doubt Dr. filarayne'i Compound Syrup of 1% lid Ch try Is the most valuable medicine - in this or any other con try, 1 ant certain 1 tivemittiersed more than one hundre cases where it has been attended with coin. plete soccer. . 1 ant using it Biwa in an ohrtinite at. tack of Br itt which it proved effectual in a ex reedintly ,,, tort time, eonsnierina the severity of the rase. I ran reeomend it in the fullest confidence urns superior virtues; I would advise that no family should he without it; it is very pleasant und always beneficial—worth double and often ten times its price. The public are as cured there is no quackery about it. R. JACKSON, D. n. Formerly Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, N. V. Sold by WM, THORN. wholesale retail, only arent for Pittsburgh. No: 5x3, Nlatket street. rep 10 A ROOK TO THE HUMAN RACE! --.Disrover IV .4.. what will destroy Life, and you are a great man. Discover uhat will prolong Life, and the world will roll you Impostor." There are facultie bodily and intellectual. within ne, with which ccrtqin herbs hate affinity, and over whioh !key hart porrr." Ur. R. Brandreth's External Remedy, or Liniment, which, by its extraordinary abstracts Pain or Sorene-s; thus Sprains, Stiff Sinews, White Swellings, Rheumatic Pains, or Silffitess, Stiffness of the Joints, Tumors, Unnatural Hardness, Still' Neck Sore Throat, Croup, Contractions of the muscles, Scrofulous en- Increments, Tender Feet, and every description of in jury affecilug the. Exterior of the [lnman Frame, ore cured or greatly relieved by his neocrto be erfficiertly extolled remedii. (7sartricATE.—The following letter from Major Gen eral Sandford, as to the mtalilitiof the External Reme dy, Dear Fir—Will you oltlige me with another bottle of your excellent Liniment? It iscertainly the best of the kind I have ever sere. It has cored entirely my the kind ntiout which I was so uneasy, and I have found It productive of immediate relief in several' cases of exter mil Injury In my flintily. A few evenings since, ma youngeit child wassrized with a violent attack °femur), which was entirely removed In twenty raitottes, by rub bing her chest and throat freely with the External Rem. fy. I think you oitght in inn nit facture this Liniment rgeneral Ilse, instead of confining the use of it, as you have heretofore done, tO your particular acquaintances, You , . 'rut yt; - C. W. SANDFORD. Dt. B. BRANDRETII.24I Proadway,.! 7 . Y. (17• For cote at 241 Broadwa!, New York, and at hi= office,No. 9 I Wood Flrcet,Pittehargh. PI:10E-50 evil! , per bottle with directions. scpi 0 SICCIIKT•RY ' 6 •O / 71( T. , Harrisburg It, A must 24th, 1842. SALE OF THE CANALS AND RAIL ROADS RE LONGING TO THE (STATE.—Novice in hereby gi ven Hint in pursuance of the seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth Sections ofihe Act of Assembly pa=red the 2.7llidny of July, 1/142, proposals will lie rect., ved at the State Department nntilthe last:day of Novem ber nest, for the sale of ail and each of the Canals and Rail Roads ludorigina to the Commonwealth, for which Stain.Stock.at par value, will be revived in payment. Each individual or Company is required, specifically, to state, the particular line uf Canal or Rail Road which they desireto purchase, tile am o unt of their tespective bids therefor, the given and surnames of all concerned in the offer, togeti:er with their place or places of residence, 1 .1 nriler 04-1 . , " , ac t e • 1 ti-n t,rx. 1 :p.lO Bobt Bell, .d. Cordell, A. H. Hoge, J. IV. Hoyt. NEw YORK. Feb. 9,1842 ECtlelialW Col iiti, CA.WIII.OIII/ ~~ _ -`' VANW PATENT SAFETY GuAttoe-mrreir ju A The Explrsisa if blow Bell" . TRAVELERS TAKE NOTICE—That all boa" - provided with the safety Guard have their shots bills printed with a figure of the apparatus— and he rate fat you are nit deceived by misrepresentations of A gentssialleg their boats to be provided with the Safety Guard, when they are rot at secured *gait st explosion The following lea list of boats supplied with the Salt ty Guard at the Port of Pittsburgh—all except theme first on the list have the improved apparatus witb witlck ahhacalrls it is impossible for an explosion to occur: SAVANNA, FORMOSA, RARITAN, ILLINOIS, NIAGARA, DU QUESNE, ORLEANS, JEWESS, CANTON, , MONTGOMERY, LADY OF LYONS, CA DDO, VALLEY FORGE, INDIAN QUEEN, FORT PITT, GALLANT, BREAKWATER, QUEEN on TIIT. SOUTH EXPRESS MAIL, DUKE OF ORLEANS ALPS, BRILLIANT, CASPIAN, ECLIPSE, IDA. V ICTR ESS, W EST W IND, M Irll !GAN, • NI A RQUETTE, OSPREY, TALL EYRAND, PENELOPE, PANAMA, ROWINA , CICERO, AGN ES, SARAH ANN, MESSENGER, NARIt AG ANSETT, SARATOGA, AMARANTH. ORPHAN BOlt MUNGO PARK, OHIO, 1 NEPTUNE, CECILIA, ADELAIDE, J H BILLS, NORTH BEND, GALENA, MARIETTA, MENTOR. t BRUNETTE, COLUMBINE, STEAM FERRY BOAT, The traveling communtly are respectfully ro quilts before they make a choice of a boat, to ft fled a MOM 1 i and see whether it would not be to their advantspl and security to choose a Safety Guard boat, both Or passage and freight, In preference to one not so guardeg azainst explosion—and that they will hear In mint, that this invention has the unqualified approbation el fifty steam engine builders—gentlemen whose husinets it Is to understand the subject, and who are entirely Or interested—besides a number of rertifieales from acieutk • lc gentlemen and others—oil of which tan be seen ii toy office, No.lo. Water street, where It would give as 1 pleasure at all tiIOPS to exhibit my Invention 10 11117 who will lake the trouble to call. pep 10 CADWALLADER EVANB. . VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE , " The subscriber offers for sate, at the present redo• red rates, the greater part of hie real estate, situate its the chic-. of Pittsburgh and A /leglteny. viz: Three of eta ! Brick Warehouses. nearly new. a rsnlituntitially btiPt situate on Market sireet.l el ween Srsond and Ft out. eat- Itrar tog a front of about 54.111ZE11y 60 deep. For Pale e* ; tire, or separately tooth pueatasers, and upon lung reef its. Also, a select building tot In Allegheny city, 64 feel la brew tlth,l,l upward of 350 feet in depth, having ts.o fund., noe or, the Pennsylvania canal avd the ether on rWn , hingion street. Also the lot adjoining the shove. 100 feet In liri•adtb by nearly 350 fret in depth. including the large and ego gant mansion house which I now occupy and outhultdr flogs. Also, a lot with two Iwo story brick storehouses. situ: ate on the corner of Market and Front stri.ets, subject to a moderate ground rent, and now orrupied l.v Sir. Hoyt t as a groeery. ALEX. BRACK ENRIDG E. t pep 10 • VILA X SEED K'•INTED --=l% anted to purchase fo raw, or g 0041., a quan . ll4y of Flax lied Timothy Peelle; Almost all kinds of Country Produce taken itt payment for cati or goods at HARRIS'S Intelligeoct IC/met:and sep 21—if Commie:Orin Warehouse, No. 9. Fifth Pte JH ART. Commissie” Aferchaut,Deater duce wad American Manufactures, hhidising, R EFER TO J nn. Grier, Eq.. Pittsburgh, Aaron Hari, James C mbran of R'd. Jno. D. Davis, 111 Way Hanna, Avery. Orden 4. Co. 4 , Jno. Woodhourne, Erq.,Midison. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-1 will evil lisp Farm on which I live, in Wilkins township. mai Braddochsfield, containtrix one hundred and setrenteela acres; about 70 acres of which is cleared, and the hatimiti well timbered. There are upon It three log davellimutf aid a barn 63 feet by 34; an apple orchard of it butte fru,— A Isu, about seventy acres of coal. The soil is befteveri be equal to that of any upland farm in the township. Terms made known on application to the subscriber lasing In the premises. WILLIAM WALLACE. (imp 10 WILLIAM C. WALL, Plain awl Parc/ Ptrrisni and Picture Frame Manufacturer, No. 87. Fourth Street Pirtskirgh.—Canvass Brushes. Varnish' 4-c., for Artists, always on hand. Looking Classes. promptly framed to order. Repairing done Lt the"short• es I notice. Particular attention paid to regildin; and jobbing orgy ety description. Persons filling up steam Boats or houses will find It- th theiradvantage to call. rep HE HITE LEAD.—The Pll bscr i I ers ore now prepared to furnish painters, and others who wish to dar , chase pole White Lead made of the best roaterial,, war. ranted equal, if not superior to any offered to the. All orders addressed to Dunlap Hugltes,enre of S lIUKed 4. Co NO.IIO Second street, Pitt.horsh. will he promptly attended tn. DUNLAP 4. HUGHES. LADIES FASHIONABLE SHOE STOPS, No. 8, Fifth St., one door from Old Stand of N. Buctstaster. The Subscriber respectfully Informs the ladies of Pittsburgh and vicinity that he has commenced Re tailing Shoes of his own manufacture, at the above place, where he wilt keep constantly on band a good assort ment of all kinds of ladles. misses, and children's boots and shoes, of the best quality. which will he sold at pri ces to suit the times. He will also make to order ail kinds of fat ey work—sash ns white and black satin slippers, colored gaiters, and buskins, ladles, misses and children's ellslers, silk gaiters, kc., 4-c. At! of v.rieit will be made at the shortest notice, and In the neat we ner. Ladies will pleas , . call and examine for themselves, as the subscriber feels confident that he can suit them in any article in his line they may want. pep 10 J.C.RIMBALL. P. S. Don't forget the place—No. 8, Fifth Street—one door from Harris's Intelligence Office. and third door from Market Street. J. C. R. W lL b L us l i A n M ess D o i r l i Y os h y a k vi ti ng or take z n Li th rn,c u ar = o e n o a f tl the , 36 Liherty street and 42 Market street, begs to return bit thanks to the numerous friends and custornersof the late firm,for the very liberal support they have always el tended to him, in connection with Mr. Hopewell, mod w Wiest o 11 Istql re them that every exertion shalt be used 10 merit the continuation of the same. He would most fell. pectfullv Invite their attention to his prvsent stuck or Clothing,witich lie intends sellins at much lower prices than ins been ever offered, being ri, sirens of disposing of the whole of the stock of the !ate firm as quickly as pos sible; ar.d as he intends to confine himself to ,an exciturlya cash brisinesa, he feels confident no establishment cite nirpas4 his stock, either In cheapness, durability, or neat ness of workmanship. Please to take notice t hat every article sold, is massif*, Lured in Pit tsbnreh• Rep kitTET. hlrlnßOW.llnru.factigrer of riff, CIPPIkm r ti', Hatlket 4. • ' -,• • - a'! bt.k. 01 -0 'rep TO .1 'e. .
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