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THOS. PHILLIPS, "'ii i:. ;-.3'•••-
August 31, 1842. W. EL SMITH.
100 MIDS. KY. LEAF TOBACCO, In store and
for sale by J. O. 4' A CORDON. ••••••••
stip 1.4 - No. 12, Water street.
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Wickersham, corner of Wood street and Virgin - ~.
alley 'Pittsburgh : Pa. and H. Harwood, Beaver Pa. who
is sole Direly for Western Pennsy Ivania. Erp 10 •.:' • .
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tract of 'and situated 4 mites frc..,,, toreepott, in the
direction of Kittanning, Buffalo 'township, Armstrong -..'"-=:,;717.
county. containing 100 nrres, 65 cleared and under good
fence; 10 of which are in meadow-- a good square log
dwelling house and cabin barn erected thereon-an apple-:;. 7
otchard of RO bearing trees and a spring of excellent ' ,•I' • ••••,1 - .
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VOL L_NO, 98.
• PUBLISHED BY
TnOS. PHILLIPS & W. H. SMITH,
Jr. CORNER OF WOOD 4- FIFTH ITS.
'rEB.M.S.—FIVE. DOLLARS a year, payable in
advimee. Single copies TWO CENTS—for sale at the
letitinUt Of the office, and by News Boys.
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he Mercury and Manufacturer
dyttrobiiebed WEEKLY, at the saute office, on a double
!medium sheet, at TWO 'MLA RS a year, In ad.
Vance. Single copies. SIX CENTS
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, - • Terms of Advertising.
, lint SQUARE OF TWELVE Lusw.B OR LESS:
Agin insertion, MO 1 One !howl), $5.,00
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roe Insertions, 11,75 I Two moms, 6.00
Insertions, 1,00 Three months, 7,00
11 10 1se_, week, 1,50 Four months. R.OO
Two weeks, 3,00 Six months, 10,00
d r Itree weeks, 4.00 One year, 15,00
i YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS
CALIWZLEILE LT PLULBORM.
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Two Square:
Pts months, 311,00 I s'ix months,
One year, 25.00 One year.
Cr ',argon . advertisements in prorortion.
•- CARDS of four lines Six not,t,itts a year.
PUBLIC OFFICES,&C.
CITY PosT Orrice. Third between Market and Wood
M Riddle, Posima.ter.
- 1 4 .141iT0m House, Water. 411 i door from Wood at. Peter.
.11111101hu tidings—Major John Willock,Collector.
Parr Tas•suity, Wood between Fir-t and Second
sirterifil—Jamcs A. Bartram, Treasurer.
'wirer TaILLSORT, Third street, next door to the
rkard Presbyterian Church—S. It. inhnethn, Treasurer.
ttamro - t's Orrice, Fourth, between Market and Wood
,Mreose—Alexander Hay, Mavor.
INISHCEILNT'S Excomior. Fourth, near Market si.
BANKS
Prersavuon.lietween Market and Woo s (' etrects, on
. Third and Fourth streets.
milts' MID M kNet,teTURIVIS' AND FAR MRRS' Da•
Pouir R • Y., (formerly Saving Fund,) Fourth, betart en
wool 01 Market stteets.
eleii/stot, rin it street, near Wood.
WviTt.F.
1 1 ‘1,3u0Noknet• (Torn, Water street, near the Fridge.
- EicaAmos floret., corner of Penn and S,. Clair.
Illicacuttorrs' firvent, corner of Third and Wood.
40 11 1,Kkatcer liorst.,corner Di Third and Smithfield.
narren '-"ritrris. corner of Penn =tree!. and Canal.
SteltlLlD EAGLE, Liberty Plreet. near Seventh.
Mit,Lcas MANPtoN ttorse,Lit.eriv St opon-itn Wayne
Rua ititiurvrr Manaitort !forst. Perin Si. Oppe:111.
RonEwr NV 00 OS, ATTORNEY A\
COUNSELLOR AT LAlR'.—Offwe t , oto
ved , lo - 41akowell', offiees on Grout si., newly onvosite
110 ne v 6)1111 ' iiOU3P, next rooms to RAM D. Mallon,
Sigq,—First floor. so , o 10
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113I0S. TI. ELLIOT l', M. I..).—Office removed in
. Se. C:air street, between Penn and Liberty Ste%
Ws burgh. s r 10
„NEW GOODS. —Presi on ¢ Mackey, w and
retail dealers In Prete-It, at d Domes:le
slow” Cowls, No. , sea 70
NICAN [MESS & 11119CLITAE, Aiturneys and
Conissinliirs at Law: (Wien to the Diamond, bark
Girtlnt old Court Ilouge. Pit 10
ttE qOVA.L. -n. Nlorrow, Aliternmo; of north
-4. silt of rifth bctwcon Wood and Smithfield
r•, Pittshuirgit. set , 11)
Tows. 747ogvi r r ; %Vivilosnle Ctn,nor
Dinifter, Anti Ot.tier in Preln, and Pirsii
V:lnnfAtitireJ .Vo. 224 Libel-ig • Street, Pitts-
Fel) 10
0.1 H. W I I.ate t 1•`1 " 4 . 1)11.•VOR.1 II
ILIA'Ms & tiWo ar Li. --
Grneers Produce a... 1 Co.einiisg.•on Ni4uttinnt , , nod
"iionttprs In Pittsburgh Manufactured zirti , ,,te,, No. 29,
%V .I t.t reel. 10
0'11.\R:1 ROBINSON, norm, Law;
Otrt,•e Je IheWl rl .I,le .flhc Lilaitiont:.l.eiww,
aiiitkftt IJniuu Fireels.upsinire Fill 10
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I• 1.11111.F1311..V1V, .Attorney at. 1,1 w; i ender,
. A • „;, 4 11101.e.•Mii.311.11SitrVirt.:: to till !Millie. Offire cot.
•iter of rinh :, rid Market Streets, above D. Lloyd 4- c”., ,
gdo!c,Plitshurgli,
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JOHN R. SIIFRTVP Ja. , . I:Egx
SilrgairF & KEAA, si:muiactureis of Copper
T”1, and Stmet Iron Ware. No BU. Front gt
Itur2h. House Spouting, and St ca oloat work p °nook
rzecuted. `et.
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TanklAS B Y 01.114 • FRANCIS t .
IROS. B. YOUNG & CO., Furniture. Ware
Roomy, t,orni.r of Ilan(' ct. a Exchange Alley.
virl•;hing to Plll'6l7ti, will find it 10
fl`widranirue to give us a call, het u+ fntlly -attAhed that
kaa please ad 10 (wanly and pring. cep 10
UIVLONHAMS.—Just rere , ved URI choice! ht
ion lime, well cured and for teCe ritro p by li do
• r retail, by ISAAC
10 N 0.9, Filth st
• TA BAG A.. —A sunp'y of Landreth's Fresh Rn•
fif , tit Dago, and other different varieties of Turnip
Oilpe :, just received and for sale at Between PRICES at the
Drag and Seed Store of F. L. SNOWDEV,
. a pp 10 No. 184 Liberty street, kcal! of Wood.
WEBB CLOSEYA,BuN* and Shoe Ittnnuf.mio
ry, No. 83 Pourtp St., next door to ihe U. States
Ladier . Prunella, Icid and Satin Shoes made ;n
lte neatestwanner, and by the newest French nation's.
sop 10
151000 ORUS M ULTICAULUS. n tuts to suit
purchasers; to be disposed of by
F. t. snrowDEN,
No. 184 Liticriy mrort, head of Wood.
" MP 10
AHLI A ROOTS, Flowers and Plower Seeds et ee•
ery description, 'esti aleriye he Sad at the Drug
Hsi Hoed store of F r 1.• '
RNOWIW.N.
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'U.IO 104 Llhert q street , lu a J of Wood.
Ka LBS. Illinois A, shin! 'Marmon Onion Seed, for
Vale at the Drug and recd score of
F. L SNOIVDFN,
184 Llherlyltrept, brad of Wood.
= sep 10
4OOLBS. NEW JERHEY SWEET POTATOES,
for seed; Just received by
F. J.. 6TOW DEN,
No. 1844406 head of Wood st.
step 18
-77 :411{Aitrg TOOLS; roil:listing of tillb i tiancy Spades
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Tiansolauling ron-els, fi•lilinf 04, Budding
lONA. Pruning Knive.4., Pruning Shears, me., just re•
dllio for sale by • P. L. SNOLVDEN.
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• Arp 40 184 Liberty Weer., bend of Wood.
f 1 4 6
: CACE Venlann fin me.- —4llllli received a small sii p•
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~ p ly a very choke cured Venison Haas, on retull
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lots for current money,.
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ISA /iv ti ARIUS, Agent,
and Com. Merchant
WRITE Dutch Clover Seed, Orr:bard Crass and
%salacity Blue Stags, always 011 hand and for
P. L. SNOWDEN.
No:184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
gait 1 1
imp 10
EYSTIMI - 4- BUCHANAN, Arearaegs at Late. office
Thanosrad from the Diamond, to "Attorney'sßow,"
ahudY We of Fourth street, between Market and %!ood
at edits sep 10
AGIRTRATE:S' • ITLA-N KS. for prpeeedines In At
toilkotent unApr b.. late Irv, for ,or
FOR FALL.—La; t E
Lane aid r:reet. A u0:1 L
suer 10. kfULINi; n,„,
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AissoLurioN OF PAIITNE:q , ..;IIIP.—i
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IIIEME
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OHNBTON 4 STOCKTON, Bookselfers,Prlntersand
Paper Manufacturers, No. 37, Slarket st. sep 10-1 y
JOHN ANDERSON, '&m111111441 Foundry, Water st..
near 'he Monongahela finumr , ,Pittsturgh. seplo—ly
LEONARD S. JOIINS, A Merman, St.einir street, PC
cond door from Liberty. sep 10-1 y
DR. S. FL HOLM ES, Oflire in Second street, next door
to fttulvany 4 Cos Glass Warehouse sep 10-1 y
SHUNK "4. Fir‘int,A Y. Attorneys at Law, Fourth st.,
near the Mayor's Office, Pit isha rah. sep 10-1 y
THOS. HAM I L't'ON, Attorney at Law, Fifth, between
Wood arut Smithfield site.. Pith:bur:lb. sap 10-1 y
HUGH TONER, A tro. nnv ni Law. North Ent rorner
of Siniilifinld and Pon r , h ni mein. ser 10-1 y
TTIONPS,IN 111.NYA ... JAMES TURNBUI L.
HANNA Zr TITIINRUI.I,'S per Warehouse, No.
114, Wood gt., where 'nay be had n general gunnlY
of writing vernpplng, printing, wall paper, blank linoke,
school hoottg, -e, 4-e. ec p 0-1 y
R 1.7. TOWN3END k CO., Wire Workers 411 d
-If refezeurers , No. E'.3 Market sireet. between 2tl
and 3d streets. sep 10-1 v
EXCIIANGE IIOTEL, Corner of Peen and Clair
o.eog,by NIcKIIIBIN 4. SMITH.
sTpl(l—ly
BROWNSVILLF; JUNIATA IRON WORK S.--Ed
wa , cl linrhes. Nlanufarturer of Iron and fsiails
Warehouse N 0.25. Wood al.. Post:bur:oi. Fen 10 —ly
F IG NI ETAT, —77 lone .06 Co ,- Fare by
J A.GO/11) - .)N,
orp 1:3 No. 12 kVater strrct
31090 LEIS. BACON . ll' MS. 16.0011 Baeol ,
Shoulders, for sa e by
J. G. Fr A. GORDON,
5e1,13 No 12 Water sirret
r Jr.. B . rneltizham, 'year rol.bur2ll,
.Pa., Matto fri. torPr of Lorkg anti Bolls; To
Foltpr. Hill and Tholie! licrelvF; Iloo!.1•11 Srrews for
Rollin. , Milk, 4-r. Fop 10—Iv
JOHN APCLOSKEY.Tnitor and 1.0.er.y
1/0 su sect , I.k.tweea Sixth Lusa Vir,gin alley , :soutil side,
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%V 11(.101111111C 4. CO., holcsit le I: rovers Phil
CMI,IIM iOll Mr,c hant4— tillltrotid street, 1,0 weer,
WOO fi and Stith litield al s„Fitt-thorli. sep 10— ly
G n I)O C0.1)1104..i0ri and Forwa.din.4
al . :Pater nt.. .pp y
114 4 1 P.--4 ra.A , S 1.01,3,n Coed f efl'lverl per S
and fur sale Ity J. G. 4- A. GCIII DON,
Sep 10 No. 12. vk aler al mei
ii I 4 I.IGAR No .vv Orleans Su
2 "; 80 Wag New Orleans 11oln.,4; I.v
erl 10 J. G. 4- A. DO T.
QUI": I:.-7 101(1; prune N. 11. twr S.
0.1 Nl:iitie. and 1 ,, r g.tle by J. G. k 1.0 it 1)0 N.
sep So. 12, ‘N'Toer street
AVON CAS :9.1n order. nn hind and for sale v
per, 10 J. G. k A. CORDON, No. 12, WrOcr Fl
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;Et i.hts N (1. rrooivod roo So , unkrial
Importe.r, am! for , ;. 11r. 113' J . G A. Gril,lo V.
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BLANK PETITIONS, NOTICES,
hi. 11-.'d i I n't f , krn Wry p' 11.1,1 01.
... aPPrI/VNi'dy
.1 i he i of if), serill
A. 1 724. 1 IIUBBA it h0.,1
shoe ;$ l l, ,e„
11't,od and sireeis. r 2 I; stp IJ
AT 7 ItNEY AT LAW.
V. utt:rr to iil• tter of Foul II;
:I reef a lid Clicrry Alley, het wecil and G rtl t
it reel'. I.bir-211. 111
FOR I ENT.—Tlu•dwrin, , g and lot comainine 4
acres, in llo•211eny, hear the Beaver Boan.miely
srmme!Clitircie. A priv nl lhe leech. Int s
aad Vialmfacluims' io VV. D. DENS V.
Sep 10 Cashier.
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,:-.T -1- , MAKER, No. 7, Si. Clair btr,et, Pius
,'.v bu Oh,
LI E.ll. ER IX WATCHES. CLO C KS. B RF:ASTPIXS
FIXOER RINGS, C'll./.7IXS. KEYS, C CLUBS, A.c.
rep 10
ANDRETIFS GARDEN SEEDS.— A fun
JigJ supply' of Latolieih's Gart!rn 011
hand, aiol for sale ttt 111, aviicy, the Din:!s , ore of
F. L. SN(AVDENI,
1;34 i)hrrl% sireet. head or woad
DR. l)% VII) WARD hru his office and residcncr
un Fotirt It Street, marl son , ll of the Court Muse,
second dwelling front floss str4 el Ile will faithfully attend
all calls pertaining t o his runfr-scion. Night calls should be
made at the door above the basement. cep
EMOVA —Matt hew Juors, fla her anti Hair Dress
er, has removed to Poo rt it st reef, or peso(' t he May.
ors office. w here ite will be happy to watt upon permanent
ur transient customers. Ile solicits a share of public oat•
rotta2e.
Feu 10
NV".A. 'V'A Ito,D ENTIST., Penn st. three
door below Irwin street, Hours of business. from
9A. M., until 5 It. NI.. after Iv hien time he will attend
to 1.0 one except in en.res of arma I neregrity. lie
would further inform those who may think proper in
employ him lint lie expects Imnrediale payment, wii !lout
the neeeisily on his part of sending in hills. Eep 10
1 iII'FARL IL ND, Upholsterer and Cabinet
CP er, nird it. between. Wood 4- ,Marks[ streets.
respri Ifni inf ants his friends and the public. that lie is
pr,pa red to e xecute all alders for Sofas, Sul-boards: Bu
teaus,Citairs, rabies, Bedrteads, Stands, llair and spring
Mattrasse , , Curtains, Curvets, all , urls of Ovholsteritis,
work, wiiirh lie will warrant clout .o ally made In the
city, and on reasonable terms. sep 10
COMMERCIAL AUCTION ROOMS, A - 0
110 Word .titreet, Pilisburgh.-11. A. Hangman,
AuciioneerandCo•nmia io n 31r rcha lit, is now prepared
to receive and sell all kinds of Gotv's and Nierchandice,
at Ilk larce and rapacious looms, No. 110. North East
Corner 01 Wood and Fdrth Streets. Fithdrurch.
Regular sales 01. Dry Goods. Fornitnre, Groceries and
other arittle ,on Mnndays and Thursday of each week.
Hardware. Cutlery, Dry Goods, and Fancy articles, on
TUestlay. Wednesday. and Tioirsda, evenings..
Books, ~every Saturday ev
Liberal advances wade on 4 7 onsirmtnehts when wanted.
rEVERCI“
Messrs. John D. Davi s . Esq.,
1 1 n7nlry smtin,
Potnroon, F.foon, a . r o
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PITTSBURGH, JANUARY 5, 1843.
lIIGBY—No. 121. Corner of Wood und Front
• Streets, Pittsburgh, has on hand a complete as•
,4ortmentof Queensware soiled to the city or country
tiade. Also, a choice selection of pure while and gold
hand DINING AN D TEAWARE, in large or small sets,
or !. epa rnte pieces to suit purchasers,
A cask of 46, 60, or 84 place sets, superbly painted
and silt English China Teaware, at very low prices.
Toy Teawarc, plain, and rich painted and gilt, from
1,00 to $5.00 per set
Children's Muss of evely description.
White China Shaving Muss.
Croolio Dining ni d Tea eiervices, in white and with
splendid American scenery printed in blue and black.
A larce varlcly of Steamboat Dining and ttreakfra , t Sets,
Imported to runlet!. complete,
Flee Proof stone halting plates and dish*, from the
Derbyshire Potteries,.
Flint nod Green Glas4, In all their varieties.
Window Glass, of every size.
Patent Burt:rig, Tubs and Keelers.
Sione Pipe !leads. d-c. 4e. 4-e.
All of which are respectfully offered in the pub.
lie on the most - favorable terins. Jan 26. 1342-1 y
/11.1 J. PDX A L DEN Attorney and Cannpettor at
• Las. Cffi rs his profs, innal services to the cit
liens of Piilsltur.7ll and hopes for a chare ol pohtlepat
rotince. He eiecuienil kindsi.l writing, will/ neat
'less and dispatch. Cases in bankrnptcy attended to on
reasonable I ernis.—Ofrice In Emithfield street, at the
house of Mr. T homas O'Ncif, is whom he refers.
sep 10 T. J. FOX ALDEN.
AVI it CI. RK, elialtionable Bern Maker,—
)Ina removed to No, 34 Nortek street, het wean
Reconti and Third streets, wbere lie wou ti he happy
in nee his old customers, and all others who feel Airport.
ed to patronize him. Tie usre nothinz but first rate
stock, and emplu3 s the hest of workmen; and an he riven
eoteon,,t perronal attention to business, Ile rtisisehat
hr w in deserve a Nit receive a fair share of patronage.
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tit:.l2lM , , 1: 1:1: CONFE4I'FIt)NAIt
A Ilnnprr ri,(lpl . l rtllly miming hi. friend, and the
piddle that they ran always lorl the hest quality of lee
Creams, tot:ether wtth al: hinds of confectionary and
frnit•*. in their season, at his estahli•linieht—No. 11,
Fifth street, Imtweer. Wood :cud Markt.t.
N. 13.—Parties supplied on the shortest notice, with
rakes, or arts thing in Ink line. Also families furnished
wit n Bread. son 10
VIVA NS'S fr A 31(),IIILE PILL L S .-A BR A
.L. 4 11.'011 J. CI.1:1 NI ER , rrsiditw at (36 Moil street,
New York, vt as afflicted st lth Dygpepzia in 11i. 1110.0
a,zzra vat' el fat tn. The symptoms were violent heal
ache, areal 110410 lip. fevev, einitivenetu, cough, heart.
h. ell, pain in the the and stomach filwats :Int.,' eating,
4111glifrd app. I ser sat inn of sinking 31 Ihe ,sonia r h,
furred ionziee, nausea. with frequent voinitingß, dizziness
i nwar d : o t,l i :end ',listless. These had enniinlird
. ivernont 11. Whi•ri, on consult iliz 14. Win.
Evans. l fio that ham Tree?, and s d oinniti o2 to his rye,
+necessfnl Ind agrrratdr 'node of Ir•alriinn, the patient
was rrdnideielv 1•=11)red In health tit i.e' s h ort spare of
nit mon; 11. and rniefot for the incalculable benefit (lefty
d. rain. forward and VO , ll nirrred the abowf stale
['or sate 1V holesale aid It eta l' Cr
li. E. SEI.T.FAS,"Asgent ,
~p 10 20. W.1.e1 or,
gr — lt RR'S P TEX T Al PS, F 0 B L 7 IeXI.V(I
R D.-. Tlinse who v,, , u141 ast.h _ready to reduce
tm , ir fir m!.! re,f jr, , y i m re n n " one of
as by Ibrir eSe thrre ie n dear
,ivlorf. of a! Irro.l twa , birds of tilt examlze over r/il,aml
from ili i,: purr 31111 brilliant, and
whor% f.ro r. not ,elekr• arfil - ,!rrl•al o e 50,011. We would
,t,11.• 11.11 rttttett the ttltt) one il.e
n.ention of thr ' , WV.. , ihro is appli
In f,tlc rn rf 1,:11111, and tIll• 00,
ove %ill rnn 1,0
1,•,,1 11••• 1,,,•0. i ILr qo,”ol three [now
.Id •et orol ill, I. o eTr”:11101.
I (IX p'r;ic.
6,1 ill( Ili. cl.il erollll.l,
2 ip ro. I ;4AI - 'II if, its Over either oil
ti 1,1 C! ,. .t1t;i1.,.. 01•1; r/21,1.
1 . 1:1" Iqll,l II loriT , I otl .110 v
H..;
;try wopwitak I .41t.t.st
`\'i nn 11,nd itrita'tint9 v,pial, Tin
vat if,- pa“.
C• 3 - nat.! 1;1 pri• r..
:11fr . it • 111 2 f r l t , ;F. t , ,r f.,1
1,, e• 1 tfi , II Is I ,t.ed 10 I.y re , per 1a
lie i• rsi2i e.l. have 11141 rue unto
ran'- Pinar.: ler I Or o' her a
Grt,andarhnv^nr-at lln v
iixiclierl 114ln—iv:al in ar y ul lee oulionrp niodi of
:it alien? 0,1.•1 lord
(tee I (Jai iiinuli,or 01 'oer :,rreri I t swell. \\iv take a
rtJooto , ool Or/ I to the
I I.rjr a _real inv. river Allier Sperlo
nr 1.111 oil. or !Wen r:11141;CH; and we lii.lll:VP Iheut to
hr mere r 1,1,1 V :”,11 :,•,(C. I it.o .I,ao it le t han either.
To be had at IlarrwN R♦o MO N D'el only, Third r.lreet,
nears. np;.n. ur 10 , I'o,l Uirlee.
I•rv. Jame. Donn,
" A. NI. lir • an, .r!es Payison,
" )01111 ltrrron, r. Yeager,
NG or:rirs, Win. Grab:llll,k.,
" Tto , rert Dunlap, E. Trovillo,
Dr 11. D. Sellers. Win Douglas.,
" F. D Razz:llD, henry Atwood,
" 11. Wright, Isaac. Cruse,
nlarri D. Ken, Esy., George W. Henry
A. Beek ham, Robert McPherson,
l'howas Huston, John S. Shaffer,
George Miltenberger, IYm. Eleirbaum,
0. P. Shiras, JAI Turner.
A. Mill, r, 111 n. Martin,
R. M. Riddle, PO5O Master !henry Rargerser,
R„trert Gray, Jallled S. Clark, of lire Amer-
A:len Kroner, lean lintel,
1. I'. Marthens, :lobo M,Campirvil
M. Sin el: house. L. A Iherger,
Robert Johnston, James Mellin,
N. 11 Jll.st receivcd, an Improved Patent Lamp, for
I, lir hen !I.e. nov 19—dlw wir
Vrlo TILE PUBLIC, and rartic!ilarlo to my forme ,
L 7,”tr0p,0 of lAi.. city:—Having retired from the
wail ire of Sit.thrine. I way Ile permitted io say, that it
La. lai:eo to :he lot of I of few persons to have Eajoy(d
rn hh, sal or lar2e a Yhare of ol. , lroiriral practice as toy
own I.n. !writ for 11, laat 30 or 411 years.
The rxoerienee of that long period of active life. and the
fart of any having been twice, since 1830. as•mciated with
Dr. R. A .W!Non. in the mortice of medicine, (in both a
period of five, years.) e n ables me tojudge fully of the
meths of his pills.
So convenient ..o effic tent . and yet RU Pale, did f esteem
these pitl.,that f.r the last five vents in my practice for
the cure of chronic disease-, of whatever natmi, and those
of female., In particu!ar, I have used more of them titan
all other medicines.
Like iter, ot her medicine, this must rail In cOnle In
Mit In my 113 mis there has I.ren lees disappoint.
mem and more conduct ion in 1.. e n 1111,11,1.1 ration or Ihre
one remedy than Or ad ed hot E.; its effects sometimes
quite asionkiiing m , .
If my patient required a safe aperient medicine either
• fore or after parturition, the Wilpon's pOs were Just
the thing I wanted.
ll' a dyspeptic acid condition of stomach. combined
with costiveness or inactivity of thc liver. constituted the
disease of my patient, the pills were just the thing I'
wanted.
If I treated a caqe,rilniring in emntenagogue, the
Wit,on's pills were just the ththz I wanted.
if palpitation, headache, dashed countenance, or other
(Menhirs, Indicatine ihdisturbance aline circulatory
and secretory systems , my patient al the .turn
of life,' the lVilvon's pills werejust the thing I wanted.
Titus., without resn.tet to the natue,'a disease might
happen to wear at the tune I have had It under treat,
ment, particular indica)ons or symptons arising: were'
al—ays most promptly and most happily. met by the
WIIIIOIOF
That so great a numl:er ordisease , , and sometimes op.
parent is opnosite ones, In which I have used these pills,
should he culled more readily by them th an
. by any oilier
remedr. ma r , tra•pr.".e and c:r!r^di- , ory, hut
. 1.7 ar to my that
~ 6 •ccOMC
cfolt r
w: •,I%r in quctic
, I. , 11( - ; le cr:utatiOn
( 4 11:e '''' t!.a;
;I v ti t• 1 I‘..qvt-. eVr-I
;:.. ~
J ~ i #~K.
I
beh~~t, ~tiFßax:
:sr;; s nlafty
that
grca.,ezt
t!)eir ihirAt
L.;
. 111!,f)ADAMS
11!Mill3
T?.oi
Oct 1
Emu
lIM!MEE
DR. GOODE'S; Celebrated Female Pills. 1 hese
Plllsarestronvy recommended to the notice of
the ladles as a safe and efficient remedy in removinx
those complaints peculiar to their Sex, from wanaf ex
ercise, or general debility of the system. They obviate
costiveness, and counteract all Hysterical and Nervous
affections: These Pills' have gained the sanction and
appronalhan of the mom eminent Physicians In the Uni
ted States, and many Mothers. For sale Wholesale and
Retail. Ity IL C. SELLERS, Agent,
sep 10 No. 20. Wood St reel, below Second.
VIVI". ADAIII,, Boot and Shoe Maker. Liberty St.,
opposite the Load of Smithfield et., Pittebstrgh.—
TGe subscriber hawing bought nut the stock of the tote
Thomas Rafferty, deceased, has commenced business
In the old stand of Mr. R., and Is prepared to execute
all descriptions of work In his line, In the hest manlier
and on the shOrtest notice. He keeps eorstantly on hand
a large ansorintent ofvhoe_ findings of all deacriptionsitnd
o li f c = d b o ti c st th g e tta c i r i o ty rt .. lie so:icits the patronage of the pub-
W PI. ADAIR.
sep 10 -
pITTSBITRGII MA NU FACTORY.—Springs
and Axles for Carriages at Eastern Prices.
The subscribers manufacture rind keeps constantly on
hand Coaeh,C and Eliptic Splines (warranted,) Juniata
Iron Axles, Silverand Brass plated Dash Frames, Brass
and plated Dn6 Bands, Stump lolots, Patent Leather,
silver and Brass Lamps, Three fold Flew!, Mattes'' , le
iron, Door Handles and Hinges. 4.c.
JONES' d• PrIT.RMA N.
St. ClFtur benr. u e Iler.liPtty arida,
iFir D. SELLERS. M. D., office and dwelling in Fourth,
near Ferry street. sort 13-1 y
LOOK AT THIS
The attention 'ftho•e who have been somewhat seep.
lira! in reference to the,nunierous certificates_ published
In favor of Dr. Swavne's Cdlopound Syrup of Wild Cher
rv,ao rwr nun, of the persons being unknown in this see
Lion of the State, is respectfully directed to the followlaq
certificate, t he wilier of which has been a eiliten ofllO,
bornl.l7ll int - several yearn. and is known sea gentleman
of intevily and responsibility.
To the -trent, Mr. J. KIRBY.
I have used Swavne's Comn and syrup at Wild
Cherry for • pouch, with which) I have heen severely nf.
Meted for alstiut four months, and I have no hrsitnlion
In snyin7. that it lathe most effective medicine that I have
been able In procure. It, composes all uneasiness. and
117..ee+WeIl with my dlei.—and manialna a regular and
!nod appetite. 1 can freely terommend It to all others
cinillarly afflicted. J .111tNNIcic, Borough of Chamber:4l'a.
March 9.1n4i). cep 23
rot sa.e by WILMA M THORN No. 53 Ahtriret Ci reel.
FRUIT, SHADE, ANT) ORNANIFNTAL
TREES
PERSONS desirous of procurinc Fruit, Shade, and
Ornamental Trees. or Shrubbery, front l'lttladel
pl la nr New York, are requested to make application as
soon as possible, at the ftru7 and Seed Fiore of the nib
scriber, where eon he had catalogues, sratultously, of the
most excellent .arteties. F. L. SNOWDEN,
srp 21 No 184 Liberty s , reel, head of Wool
xy A n 111. r. M 1tillF.11;r011 1 1.—Pat rick Cawfield re.
;IL spectfultv neon:tilde hi , f Heroic and the put.lie san
e•rally, that he ha , commenced the Marl de Imstness al the
c“riter of Firth and Liber,y sts., where will he constantly
on hand tomb Atones, ?oriolel pleee, , , nlO , lll , llelllS, brad
and font stones. table slabs for caldeet ware, and every
at , let , A , t.'na Inht: to the Intinev,l„ lie will warranLltls
wort, to he •vell /lane, and charses will he moderate.
lle reneet fully asks ~.lt:tre of nillille 11:11tonage. cep
- 1 - ANI ES A. VEAZP.V. Forwarding and Commission
412 Areal for Siri.nholt Cleveland and
t'etmsylennta mud Min Vine. Flnvinz tented the ware.
Intti. , n formerly net Co.. Ne. 1 1.0
%V•tlef St tree.' nla•nro IVn , tl and Stertittifield. Is frritarril
to ree , i :17.1 font•nr,t 2.'o+ In nny port nil lite (Hein or
rir , r tml reasormhlt.ternly.
cep 10
=E:111
Q 100.4 TJc ERslllP.—c. P. h AI- W. liantrottn,
havitta a , .ri‘e'ated thettentivt ineether Wetter 11 e
rrin rd'Htitenton 4- smith, the Ivitoll.wile
Dry Ginni- I.llAtirt.t‹ in the !inns. , rorently orrnpied by
//awl-Owl. Smith In tvllrro hill he - ereiving in a
dat-a nets st r,ek ricnct 3.0 V‘ inlet TI ev
teepee tinny invite their oil friend's, and Inerch - tntS
era' . visitintz Pittstitirgh; to call and exanthut their
st.ru,
sent 2i3—data.
Porto ' , le Plat form Sealet , oti whrelx, to weigh 2,500 :hp, at
855 00.
do do do do 2.005 at S 15 00
do to do do 1.500 at 35 00
do do eo do 1,000 at .;0110
do do do do 500 at 25 00
With raising, levers an ;Wait ion of S 3 to each scale.
Dormant settles for the u-e of Warehouses, nearing
Mills, er r.,the same prices as above. •
A Ist), While's Patent Counter Scale, with 0. Young's
improvements. and a variety of oilier counter scaiel,
which they will sell for from n to e 15r
They also manufacture Steam -Engines far ;Flouring
111 ills. Saw Mills. Salt Works, - kb...liblible , ,gilli .416 te
geared slide lalhes,foot and other lathes for woodittrning
machines for tenanting chairs, planing machines, door
and sash machines. Hall's pat, it horse power, with or
without thrashing innehines, a superior article; circular
saw shafts, machines for sawing lain, l'inner's ma
chines and tools °fall deerriptions,also for making black
log boxes, a superior article; governors for steam engine•
stocks, taps and dies, coffee mills, bedstead or joint bets
and machinery for making the same, cotton factory ma
chinery made or repaired; printing press plattens turned
and printing preesesrepaired•
J AMES MAY, AgerC.
seri -22—tf trOUNG 4. BRADBURY
IOI.EN B. GUTI!RIE, Auctioneer agil 'Commis. • •
sioir Merchant,,Aes.lo6,eorne o of' Wood 4' fifth ars...
Pittsbarght Having appointed-one of the "Airetioni: 4
ears loi the-City of Pitylturgh. tenders his seeing:Tato Fsh- - i,
bers, manufacturers and dealers, who may be disposed
to make trial of this market- lie I- , prepared to winks
advances on consignments of all saleable commodities,
and trusts tosati,ty correspondents by quick sales, and
speedy tend favorable returns.
That the various interests' which may be confided to
him, shall be adequately protected, he brings to the aid
uf his own experience In business and acquaintanee with
merchandise generally, the services of Mr. Si MCI!,
FAHIMTOCC heretofore advantageously known, as an
importer and dealer in Hardware and Cutlery, with
whom a permanent engagement Is made.
RICFER TO
Messrs. M. Tiernan, P,ren't. of M.
Bank.
it Dirllnglott 4—Peebles,
obeti
• James M. Cooper,
" - James May,
" R. M. Riddle. Pittsburgh
win Robinson. Jr. Pres% I
r rlcr , s , , e .; rt-t-;e,
it 1 , 3 - ..pt•.•,;.Sraitit, e ;
. • ,
‘, Nionrit-01, a.
w Jag. W. Brow., 4- Co.
;.,f,r. 6,. It. Ca.
I;
PhiLailera.
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iW.tt l t et": 910
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ettUSE - ,l4fT
lIA - Sut , fe.,so tarrts auto, flour.
From tn. reicidtagValliV -041 lirsideri ~- _
Barr and BlannerUt. ase ' , - ''''
Much has been said and written Pt
conspiracy of Aston Burr, and:a:lli/00
of opinion still exists, is to the eglient:: . •
his designs. The elegant ietitemi
4
•
Blannerbasset, previous to Ina
'with Burr, has also been a theme of
quence, and a subject of admiradanr. ' 44
I lived near the centre of Bu-r's opetiio*
'and `wail intimate with the family of 111t4.. -
nerhadaet,- mitrfacts' came under my oil:
seivatitm whie% perhaps are not generally
known. I titer:o6re comply with your
quest, by detailing circumstances wit*
were familiar to meat thatperibil,
With reference to Burr's conspiracy
have never doubted the fac •
t. that Ins
object was a separation ofthriStitiar: *
.. .
the establshment of 'an energetiere x t
, ~ • 4
1 ment,' including; our Northlir •
Southern territories. - The'tritemtian4a,
,clearly manifested by "a series Of poi Avail.
tions with the signature of iguerisfiri die '
'Ohio Gazette,' a paper then printed,
Marietta by one Fairlamb. , . ,
• Those numbers held forth all the erg*.
ments that could be urged, to induce the
withdrawal of the West and South front
the old States. Burr furnished the leading •
points, Blannerhasset wrote them out, sad
attended to their publication. The lhalt
number was read to the printer by Blau
rierhasset et my father's house, and in des
presence of several of the family. After
the printer had retit ed my father made a
strong. appeal' to Mr. B. on the folly and
danger of such' an enterprise; remi7hdi4
him of his narrow escape from the troutiWir
of Ireland, of the happy firm of graveirtli.
ment he then enjoyed, and of his deligidial ...
situation at the Island, surrminded by all
the sources of earthly bilis% Mi. 8.. was
disconcerted; he acknowledged his ohlitit;a
Lions for my father's friendly motives, bet
attributed their different views to the dill/ '
ference of age. My father indignantly retii ,
plied, that he had fought for the govern.
ment under which he lived, that he loved
it as the apple of his eye, and that treason
against it could not be concerted under hi
roof. Mr. B. politely withdrew, took up
his quarters at a public beetle, and mmar
made his home with us offer; But tutiotier
after number of the 'Querist' came before.
the people, holding forth the possessioa air
the public lands, with all their mineral pro=
ductions—tbe great agricultural prospeettk
of the West--the vast navigabie waters....i: .
the occupation of New Orleans as a owe.,
mercial emporium, and various other ar-:
gu m en ts in favor of a sertaratsguvermarrot.
A day Was oleo appointed tv hold a Coma
,.vention at the Island.
But the plans of Barr were not confined
to a separation of the States; ho knew that
this project Aright fail, and the eetabliair:
ment of an empire in the Mexican country
was his altertitive. A number of batteaux,r .
sir row•galliA, were prepared-on the MOS
kingum river, and probably some at other
points, with which he intended a rapid der
event en New Orleans, or to ascend the
Red river toward Mexico, as eircunnetan•
ces might require. Numbers of tootles* -
and desperate spirits were enlisted in his
vist
• - /. onaryschernes,r om Pi ttsburgh to NOW
Orleans. but'the. Mass of the Western peo-,,
"pie were attached to their government,
and their connexions emit of the mountains:: '
If the Convention bad assembled at the
Island, the inhabitants of the neighborliciod
were prepared to disperse t'hem with force
and arms. The Convention failed; 'aced
when a party attempted to, escape wiieliliiitr
boats, they were prevenfelby the mill*
undet a special law of Ohio, passed for
BR ANDRE CH PILLS. the occasion, with elnsed doors. But there
L ET Invalid. read Mg following account of a Saito! were traitors in that Legislature—in Con. ,
cured of a complication of afflictions In nineteen greaft—•ami in :the Army of the United
day shy the use of Drandrelh rills. It tom ipctly proves , State
'here are herbs in nature which have aflintly cure ha s • .
• e' e
cause of dis ctil
en.e, noroisdrehh's Pillaare made for ilieue. -: Burr !nee tn. council with a IVagMent of
EXTRAORDINARY OW op nirEmAtirns.v 1
Read nod he cony t tired. Take the medicine audbe cared•
,tis f o ll owers, on - an island in the Miseilkv
DIR REIREA,a4ArD AAFttrickeeprirE LEING.4 sippi, where his scheme was abandoned.--•
JOnN.SnaW. arreinbrok6,Was»in g ton con nty, Maine, He fled in disguise, but was arrested,(ried
being drily awOrn, says, tlintle was taken violently sick
at the city of Richmond, and acquitted . * '.
about SIX mouthssince. The pains in tits head, breast,
hack, left side and .nsiep being an bad that be Was Una. a quirk of the law. Bltnnerhasset, end
hie to help himself, and was taken into the Chris aDM other .associates, were discharged. Ilie
pital in the city of P
Poston. That after being in said
- ,
hospital five weeks, Doctor Otis said he aid not know family, servants, and fltrniettre, having chow
what was the matte! with him, and that be could do tended the river to liatehet; he Jocular
nothing for him, norcould lie prescribe any medicine
Thal he, therefore, was conveyed from the Chelsea Hos. himself on areotton farm in that etainity,
pita' to the Sailor's retreat on Staten Island. Thai be The embargo, and the wet which followed,
was I here physieked with all sorts 01 - medicine foi a pert -I
uefeated his orptetatiDni be becattitins.
od offcur months, suffering all 'belittle the most heart.
..rending infirm— Thal, besides his afirculon of his bones barrassed, his ihrluhti h.attink beenimpair
he was troubled marl,with a disease of the lung.: some. ed by his liabilities for Iltirt.. , 'Older the
times he wankd ipli a quart of phlegm in the day; besides prospect of a Civil appointment in ~I.ower
this atirelliiiqke;hod a had Diarrlicea, which had mor e! ,_,,,
or tcs.sattendiANm Dom ille commeneemeni of his sick. Canada, he removed to - Meartreikbui has
oess.
would haves/
400 M death; that he can hat at litnes he dreaded a
clomps worm
re the thanfeel-
he friend, the Governor,: beibg - remo#o.d. he
-
I.lng tO noshing Save that of knives passing through his was 'agiin disitppointe4, and retired at last
bowels. Afier suffering worse titan death al the Sailor's to, the Island of Yeraey, In the British Qum
, Reireat.owStalen Island, the doctor told him that medf., nel. where , hi s maiden -sister resided
eine waft urn° tiZe tO lilm. I hat he mo-t iry to stir ahnot. , a
_
At this time he was suffering the greatest misery. That lady of fortupe. There he died, the 166-
his bones wese so tender tie r ould not hear the lens! press- lift) of a romantic and visionaty mind•
are upon the elbow or Deem I he knee, that his Instep was •
mo=t painful, that as the Doctor sold he wolild give him BlannerhasSet was an Irish nobleman, 7L
no more medicine he cipter mined to proctire some of Dr., man of science, and a polished gentleman.;
Rrandreth's Pills. which he did, (mutt 241 itioadway He excelled in the comosition and
, New Tork; that he commenced with five OW. and some. per..
r .
p
.I)rmanee of music, his instruments were
1, 1.e -increased the dose to eight. Tile /Stet weeir's use
1 1.. 0 mach benefited him, OW dimiffie,l9r t MI . ttgowenil Ihe vinlil arld}haas-vhd, both of which he .
what be was " D r' mid ' 9 " 31e • 11 / 1 4 514 `' 3 29Y. 1° ,2 1 ` . - like ,,, a irttk e , manner of the bass. Ilia sp •,.
Man agaln; If you Im prawn la WI arttY...9 o o , vmi goo , ' .w ,
-iietct-i j
r well,' That he bond every-A/se nf4t . hs Brirdrctit ears moua hall Was constructej in musical pro
relieve
relieve him, first tfiej,eBted • hlm or. tile pain vthela.ht ..--.l)fti.ins, where the tones of his viol v* •
moot; that they eeatrnred the diairlaid, had finallVthe te,) o
vr • ,i f thrilling eg'ect. His libr i1', 113
pales In hie bones; That the medicine termed C 6 add '''
fat -
strength to tum ',very day. iltfold the doctor itic...4^r
elegant and extensive, his la ry ' l44*
-d ay lite 11th Instant, that tie Mt himself rrell.,-lnd al.o, priNided will abundant a - prat-mut. f .
Out( he owed 'hi. recncees to 11.n.idrerba mu= under I
~,,,
p r b v i der, , e, , f , a , ii, ;.d ~,.„-, ~, rr ,, Thmt ,, im ., ~..: , C :, -,i(21! ai, d I, l nil n = ' , oh i r,tal exoeriments, ~,,,
r0rtad,,,,,, ; .;-•:; 0.,-, ! • .-; ;• , .-; i ,a.l k. ,,,, .1 , D i'd Lc I'Dip,o. nn(l ground.. t% ere in rs.liA . e . a• '
h.t.s heentrkin?lll:l. rr..,' •,•,n tr. i ~,.: y .r , ,,, I,ri yr .ic , .! •ii , •C,, v a , i -„;.. r. ,- . - P' - trF Of winter t s r si ettirrintiler . "'
a ric , t'ilth . do 1. J . r:^ ',,, . r -', l' ‘,,, i '.,' ''''s ,', C. ' ,
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It Is now well known that the Brandreth Pills baste
cured thmkands of hopeless and helpless persons, even
when the first physicians had pronounced them beyond
all human means of relief. it is now ' not only well
known that the Brandreth rinser) cure, lint it 19 also un
derstood how they cure; that it k by their purifying effect
on the blood that they restore the holy to health.
The value of the tnedtrine Is becoming more andntore
manifest, It h. iettotittedllyfrittoYartilly to family,
The Itramireilt Pills 14 Wove %tem almost Tropercertlble
manner mtnoxinies accout! ion; and piiitTititiiiiiivTgo:'
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rate Me hion(l,altd their good Nrectsarenot counterbalan
ced by 1115 , , , ittconveniences; befog composed entirely or
veimmtdes tIM' do not expose those who use them to
da eget ; and their etrects are as certain as they are sato-.
tory; they are daily and safely artmini..der«l to itifancy, l
remit, manhood, and old an. and to woman in the most
critical mina delicate circumstances. They'd° not distort!.
or shock the animal functions, but restore their order
am i d r.: - ial,ll4h - iliclr health.
Fold at Dr. firastireth's Office, No. 91, and street,
Pittsburgh. Price 25 cents per box, with Inti.directioni.
NARK-- A RK--The only. place In Pittsburgh whelk. , lire rtri•
lime Pills ran he obtained, is the Tractor's own Office, No:
9l IVon , l street. sep 10 '
lrnprnvrd Pay
lanuract n red he
limn' Machin!
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tore hall, Pitt?
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-DR, J. T I BRITT'S, Respectrally.inforin the citi
zens of Pitt?'burgh and vicinity, that ha has return
ed to the city. Ile iropes to share the . confidence of his
cornier patrons and the pnblic generally; and solicits a
renewal of t onion of their patrorragil Yn . connelicion
he would observe. that the operat ion of Lithotrlty, for
breaking the Smith In the bladder and allowing ft to pasi
of with the urine,) is every - .where catnnianding• the deep
est interest. Ile hopes to extend the benefit oll.his branch
or his profes.lon to the afflicted, strictures, Dlseac rt of
the Bladder urxl K neys,— hid} occasionally
will likewise receive attention.
Those from a distaLre wishing further friformatinn
will apple per.mnally or I.v teller, or if desired ran be
accommodated at 11)3 (11Veilille, I n a retired part 'of the il
ly, ore Third, between Ferry and Liberty stg. PPP 10
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