PUBLISHED BY
MOS. PHILLIPS & W. H. SMITH,
- :W CORNER OF WOOD erIFTLI STB.
Titasi2.--rivE DOLLARS a year, rayside in
4011 1 1 1 , 81.44. Biagi* copies TWO CENTl3—for ,ate at the
rtqw of be Ogee, and by News Boys.
TMd
11114ary and :Manufacturer
pabliabod• WEEKLY, at the game office, on a double
sainithise stieett,..at TWO DOLLARS a year, in an.
Taigas. Sin:litcopies, SIX CENTS.
eras' of Advertising.
i rIIISI4IIAgRIQF TWELVE LINES OR LESS:
nos ime t tiob, - - 0.50 I One month, $5,00
Vim hoesetlons, 0.751 Two monis, 6.00
"Rblnewlsuirtkonn, '• 1,00, Three months, 7,00
'lD•stsiteek, 1,50'1 Four months, 11.00
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11011te. - 3,04) Six months, 10,00
rtritne.wyeeks, -400 One year, • 15,00
: YEARLY - ADVERTISEMENTS.
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CHLRILMAIBLI LT PI ELSCRIC.
~.' (hie Square. Two Squares
. " iiiiit soostkr, sls 4 oo Six months,
Gee riot. 25,00 One year.
irrLariger advertisements In prorortion.
CA RDS of four lines Six DoLL•rts a year
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PUBLIC OFFICES,&C.
tit? Poirr Orrice. Third between Market and Wood
Inmets—it. II Riddle, Postmaster.
I t torrost Hoots, Wuter,4th door from Wood st. Peter-
AIWA buildings—Major John W Mock, Cotteci or.
Ctrs Tasesoar, Wood between Fir,t and Second
A. Bertram, Treasurer.
COVPITY TREASURY, Third street, next door to the
Third Presbyiertan Church—S. R. Jonn. on, Trea , hrer.
lisson's Orrice, Fourth, between Morkei and Wood
stymie—Alexander Hay, Mayor.
MICICniNT'S Etc ascot, Fourth, near Ma -Ice' st.
8.4 ,NKS
PITTSVIRfIii. between Market and Wool streets, on
Third and Fourth streets.
1/1111trfl•MTS . &MP sN ,, FAcTeReRs' tl F NI S' pli
rgietT B•MC, (fornwrly Saving Fund,) Fourth, how(en
Weed Nnd 3larket stieets.
eXCEUTIGIC, Fifth street, near Wood.
HOTEL'.
Wafer s• reel • near the Bridge
Eicitaiicor Fin rin,, corner of Penn nod 8.. Clnir,
.filicacomire florin, corner of "'turd and kVood.
WIIIeRICAN ilOTlCL.ooiner of Third end
ITIrITLn STATI4. corner of Pent, < trer•t and Canal.
Eaeet, Liberty Mreei, near Seventh.
Aitt.Liats Naveto7t llornx, Lii.eriv SI oppo-ile Vl'avnr.
VisokDonits - r Mkxkliam Morse. Penn Si.
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11,013ER'T WOODS, ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.— , ltb e celuu
Red to Bakeweff's offices on Grn I, I si , !Wally npnindle
'he new Court HOLISC, next roo 449 to John I). Mahon,
Esq ,—First floor. 10
THOS. li. ELLIOTT, M. D.— usice rculorri t o
la. Clair street, behoren Penn and /Aber( y s',
s 10
~iIYGOOI —r rem on k Mackey, wit,,lesnle a nd
retail deiterd lu Enziish, Fretntli, art Doinestir
Dry Goads, No sl, Market .t , Pit tt.har 1+ s,•11.14)
51rIC A.NDLESS & .711 9 CialLTR.E, Altoritey o
s ;H
CounsEttiors at Law: Office in the DI:11110111i,
of tam old Court [louse, Pinshurzli. sr!) 10
REMOVAL.- R. Morrow, Alderman; olfi e north
side of Fifth et., between Wood and
eds. Pittsburgh. .er 141
TOIIN NVIDEVITF, %,whoie.saie Grocer Ilertiking
11/ Dlsitller, And Denier in Produce and PitislitirLi.li
MaiointietUred Articled, No. - 224 Liberty Street, PIUS
bare*, sop 10
t MK H. W11.1.1‘ , “ 11 - n% I.WOR Et
'l5 W ILLIAMS & DILNVORTII. - -w holegair .
Gr.teers Produce a id ComityOn..‘st Ilrrrlranrs, and
' Pint:lnt rgli 11.tfittra ctu red article;, No. 29.
W woJ street.
W. 31 . O'LIA.RA ROBINSON, Attorney ai Law
°thee urn I uon h side he Dta tuantLhe I Iv cr.
ollarket and Union streets, upstairs Fel. 10
A I. DURBORAW,
Attorney at Lan: IPlider .
Va. kis prolessiabial services to tiik. pul,lu. Mike ror
wer of Firth and Market Streets, above D. Lloy I 4- C..'
Otesee.., Pi lasliv rg , Pa. sep IU
B.SIIIZRIVF J. N. KV.AIi
fiIQUERIFF & KE.IN, 9 lanufachirer3 of Copper
114-7 Ten, and Sheet Iron WHre, No 1111. Front st , is
burgh. House Spouting and Steamboat work p.ompilv
teented, eep 10
TliOS. B. YOUNG Zit, CO., Purnanie Warr
Rooms, t,orncr of Hand st. hnnpe Alley.
„Persons wishing to purchase Furniture, will find it to
t bets advantase to give 113 a call, being fully satisfied that
we eau please as to quality and price. sep 10
MUTTOII 114111 S.—Just received 160 choice Mut
ton Hams, well cured and for sale cheap by the do
WO or retail, by
Pep JO
RUTA SAGA.— supp'y of Land, eth's Fresh Itu•
la Baga, and other different varieties of 'Turnip
See 1, Juat received and for sale at REDUCED call - ES at the
Drug and Seed Store of F. L. SNO‘VDEN,
sop 10 No. 184 Liberty street, head of %Vuod.
WEBB CLOSEY,S Boot and Shoe. 111 a itufacto•
ry, No. 83 Fourth St., next door to tltc U. States
Bank. Ladies Prunella Kid and Satin Shoes made in
Ole II eatest manner, and by the newest Fre nch patiorns.
sep 10
5 MORUS MULTICAULUS. to lots to suit
1000 purchasers; to he disposed of by
F. L. SNMVUEN,
No. 184 Liberty tttreet, bead of Wood.
DA IA ROOTS, Flowers and Flower rieeds 01 ev
ery description, can always be had at tine Drug
tee Seed store of F. L. SNOWIIEN,
asp 10 184 Liberty street, toad of Wood.
50 L 88.111111012 Annual Mammoth Onion 'Semi, for
sale al the Drug and Seed store of
F. L• SNOWDEN,
184 Liberty street, head of wood.
400
LBS. NEW JERSEY SWEET POTATOES,
for seed; Just received by
F. L. SNOWDEN,
No. 184, Liberty head of Wood st
GARDEN TOOLS, consisting of floes. Fancy Spades
Transplanting Trowels, Edding Tools, Budding
Knives, Pruning Knives, Pruning Shears, etc., Just re•
selved and for sale by F. L. SNOWDEN,
Imp 10 184 Liberty street, head of I.Vood.
CHOICE Venison Hama.--Just receivi d a small an p•
pi) , of very choice cured Venison Hama, on retail
small tots for current money.
ISAAC HARRIS. Aeet,
and Cont. Merchant
WHITE Dutch Clover Seed, Orchard Grass and
Kentucky Blue Grass, always on hand and for
F. L. SNOWDEN,
N 0.184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
pale by
imp 10
EVISTER rt BUCHANAN, Attorneys at Law, office
removed from the Diamond, to "Attorney'sßow,"
Wiwi/ side of Fount' street, between Market and Wood
streets seplo
MAGISTRATES'BLANKB, for proceedings In RC
tau Mutest under the late law, for aaJe at this Office
p 3 BALE.—Lots on the North East corner of Coal
tue and Dish street. Apply to
lisp BEND. DARLINGTON, Market, near 4th et.
100 LBS. Laadretles French Sugar Beet r.zeed,Just
received and for sale at the Drug and Seed
F. L. SNOWDEN,
184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
0 tiorvof
seP 10
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSIIIP.—The
copartnership heretofore existing between WIL•
WAN BIGBY and BENJAMIN HOPEWELL is this day
illasobroi by mutual consent. Wititain Digby is authorized
• con 011eftsatare of the tiro in settling up the business
of tin tate Inn. WILLIAM IHGBY.
irep 10 BENJ. T.ROPSWELL
J OHNSTON 4- STOCKTON, Bookseller;, hrirrx :1,1 4
Procr M a nufaci rub., No. 37, Market 14. sop 10-1 y
J OHN ANDERSON, 8171111116.1 d Foundry, Water st..
near the Monon,vdoda House, Piiist ut2 b. ne p 10-1 v
L EONARD S. JOHNS, A Idernian, .Hlr.ir
cond door Om Libotry. Fop 111--ly
D R. S. R. HOLM ES, noire in Second sheet, 'text door
to Mulv.tny Co's Glass Warohouse. s. I) 10 ly
QHUNK 4- Pi Nth, A%, Aitornvv, at Law rout-ill st.
near the Mayor's (fflice, Plitsimr2h. Fri, 1 0-1 y
THOS. ti ASI I LTON , A tome, m Law • Fifth, In•lY:re❑
Wood and Smii Wield so, ,
H UGH TONER, Am.), nev of I.fm. North F:a.,t other
afSmil Itheld and Fourth slro6s. Sro I (I-- y
MONPSON MOO' t J %MKS TrIINUCI
H ANNA 4- TIJRNISULL'S raper Warehouse, No.
1.4, Wood si., where ma ve had a pply
of o'rilin_ wrapping. print i ug. %van pap, r, blank books.
school books, kc, inp 10-1 y
ID C. TM,VN...:END k ).. und
Num ofixt r era , No. :23 Markel street.
and 3d street;.
seir 0--1
EXCII 4NGF. HOTEL . , Corner or re„, c!aii
stoeel,, S 11
e p 10--1 v
i;,l
wardlP/ NI p dip•lpror or Iran and
',Vat ehouse N 0.25. ‘V) , ),I Pin-opi rh. sup In -1 y
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`rn 1:3
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sep 10 J. .\- r)4 IN.
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sep 10 •, 12. AV,TI •kftlko,
ci Pr ICON 1' ok kkl :,k1
ILIF ~11 111 1.1:. IL' V.ll, ,
SITr:AR t NI) 1 , 0 lb
S112:11'. k 1.2 bbFs N r "
hopro :,1.1 for 1 v
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it the Offict , Of 11, 11,, sirs :Ind I , ett
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A. • 1", t;lt're 10 I 11, t;i i'1 , 111?
si reel a , 111 . t1 ,. 1 r v A !ley. 1.11, erii :11td
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sep 10
IIAVI I) t.NDS.I , I .111:1! (,0(1 1 ,
1.7 31 . ‘ h 7, St ( i., ,I'
DE.,11,1:11 /X if . .. Al - re!' F:ti, CLOCK R F.•7c TP 1.V, ,
FIXO ER RINGS, C h 211.1's 1 • C' ().11
sep 10
ISAAC DARIUS,
N 0.9, Filth st
L ANT)IIt:TIT'S (;,11t1)EN SLEI).:.- A
01 Lands I' , I,', (;:i : - ••••11-,son
•ty
hand, and for sale ;0 111, , itr f).112
P. 1,. ~ , ,)tv
°el , 10 184 Lilwrly Firer I, 1.(
DR. 1)AVII) IYARI) ha,
on P , orlll Street, nearly soot') of the I nnrl 11,11-.•
second d nellin; from flosEstreel. fie will fliclifolly od
all calls iirtlainitig 1,, 1,1, he
mode rit the door above the ba:42ort . nl. , er,
111
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R GAIUVA 1, w Junes, liar' tr
er, has removed to Fourth st rev', pos , i t v •
ors office, where he will he happy to:watt tlllOll ro•rlamoii
or transient customers. Ile suiicii%a sha ve of 1,1,1,,• pat
rOnage.
scp
1117 1,)
9 M., until 5 v. m , alier i low he n (II Li:le..
lo 110 one except in ra-Ps of ors U.I
‘votiici riirther inform Ifin,r iv:10 inny hirin
employ Itim,lhat lie expel IS 11111111'1:MC 11 . 11 14,111, I, it 114),,
the neeessily on Pill pall of ,iinding in 1,11.5.
OHN 111 7 FARL 1911 , Uphnloterer and Cab An t.
.11./ter, Tkird st. Sartre', ll'und g .Ifarkct strws
respectful inf . irnis his friends and the public that br.
prepared to eAecute all eiders for Sofas, Sid..board,. I.la
tea OF, Chili/ S. i '4/ 141 eS, i ' 4 4. 41.4 4 11/1111s. 4 . .5. lialr and 'l4i Ia•
Matt fai/51.5. 171.1rf IDS, C4141/41S. all -a: of 1 . !1h0kte.,,,.. 2
work. 04111,h he will t, arra ht :foal .0 :10) inadhe
city, and Oil reasonable lei nun.
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C(LTIMERCI AI. A I - CTIO I? I )011 N,
110 Word .Strert. Ettlsburg;h
And iuneer and Comtni , ,tut. At, renani, e pa re d
to receive and sell all loud., of GOO tirl4l
at his large and rap:WWII, 100fliS, N.. I Noll Ii
Corner of Wood and F,lih S. t ems. I Ill.:hut2i..
Regular sales of r y Cowls. run/0111.r, I. , ocrrir., an,
other articles, on Mondays and 'fliorsda% ~t ...um a k
Hardware. Cu) lery, Dry G. 045, nod I'..n, f1,1,,10,, ut
TUe-Ilday. Wednesday. and Thuigday
Books, 4 - c.. every Saturday evrn,..g.
Liberal advances made on Collei4lllllellls
RITERISI.I( Cs
Messrs. John D. Dayt s , Esri
Baenley 4- Smith,
!tampion. Smith, 4- Co
F Lorenz f Co.,
J. W. Onthridae 4- co
o S. MI . , ee 4- co.
Capt. James IWGargill,
t. C. Ihmsen,
Join M 'Fadden E.sri.
Logan 4. Kennedy.
J. K. Moorhead 4- co
Jas. P. Stuart, Esq.
Robert Galway, Esq:
Capt. Jas. May,
McVay, Hanna, Co
William Symms,
R. G. Henry,
Smith, B2gaiey 4- Co
DIULY:IIOINING - POST
—:7 lons r,ocl I'l2 )1,1,1
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12 ‘VaTer ,Irect
J. f; .1. G(.111)(is;
J. 1;1,"fk
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y 111(a1y - -Nv. 121, Corner of Iroodand Front
I • Streets, l'ittebtr,7l,, I.ns complete nm
sot mentof Clucci,w are :milt II to the city or Country
t (ode. A ism n I poi e selection of pure white and gold
'(lt NING ANDTE.A SV AC El, in large or small gets,
or .0,01( :ire Mere, to purchasers,
A cask o f .16, 69, or 8-I piece sti perbtp puhiled
and En:z11 , 11 China Teaware, at very leo. I,IIC el.
Toy Te.stvarf and lien palmed a:1,1 gill, fl C. 7
I , $.7,.00 per ~.t
l'ilddletC, N111:1, ref eve, v
china Shaving Mu.ss.
Crattite Itinirlg dTr rvirec, In while
:nut with
Tlendt,l nu•rtr;io scritery printed in 1.1./e and Mark.
A lai;:e vitt tt. ty uct3icattitioal Dining and Ilitakl.t•t Ssis,
imported to watch. complete,
Fire ['roof cone baking !dates and ft ow the
Itcr. Pnt,ti ies.
Flint and Creel' Gl.oi, In all !heir varieties.
IVilitlove Class, of every size.
VllHkr.'^, Tubs and Kro•ter,.
S,l;lr.
.k l l , o; vs , hie', arc rc,pc, [Cully nflertl to the put, Lr .
nn 11.• ttito,l VOr;il/11. term,. Jan 2r, v
/11 J. 1 . 1)X .11.1)1:N .altarney and Coansrllar
.1 • r Ihi rs rocrvires It, the
173'119 of i ' di , ldr2!, and hones for a share of pul.lic pal.
tGna:c. Ilr tv,l?,nt • al; ;,/mdse-.( wrdin . will oral
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in ha ilk ritpley ild , cletl In on
ira•onahle errors —Ofliie rt.rd, al the
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4,, II al 1), ziri ire :I, wv
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Th• (If alai 100..• . period nfarlivr mod ;I, t .
i'ac I (limy havilo2l,c,:, !‘s ;4.••,,i),,' ; . ..io.: l•44 llciat.li with
hr. R. A. lVtl, o lllin lii• rlarlli 4 . of rtiedlcille, (iii 1, 1)111 a
;•. , rloff of five vi al , ) 1.1 jffilge fully of the
of li i,hl+.
So convenh•nl.:nulTinent. and yet <n 'We. did I r.tePlll
I hrso 011 , , t hat f o r the la•t five yra in my praclir, for
run• at rli ronir dlFe;tFe,, or tvh.cever mini,. and if ‘ dsd
'Polak s iu 1.11 ticular, I have e.a.d more of them
Ihart
311 m 1 her mr•dlrfnes.
Like. every oilier medirine. this muss fail In some in
, ante'r. hUI ill Illy Mind.: ihete inn been tess
and renr,• smi=fitm inn in lAe ral ion of his
one n medy t ban (It' nil , 400 d effects sorrel lines
don, a-ioni , liint! in-.
li . vpniil ni , Nllllred :I salt. aperieril m ^ Aicine eii her
In p 4.r allPr pa rillrlllo , l, thr %%Ikon's were
jutit
e. I h war,Tell.
I ' a tivnpetil IC acid (tumid tun (litho stomach. combined
iibro.livrm s. or inartivdy uf the liver conniiinted (tie
lii<ea:e DI nty patient, the pill:, Were just the thing 1
I I I treated a ra , e reoutriag an eutturnagogue, the
IV ilsoit's pl lla were J , 41 1(4. 1 111 , .
II mitt - illation, headache, tlu<brd edit nienanre, or ol hrr
diTtrulties, indu min! a dudiii ha nee of the circulatory
and ,erretory ed my r - lo(lent al the , turn
of 1 111.: the pitis wereili,,i the thiti2 I wanted.
to the name, a disrase might
ham.ou to we., at the time I (tare had it under I real
merit, particular indications u l asmptona arising, were
al—ay. tem t mua,l , .'y and too-t happily Intl by the
Wilson'F inns.
1.1,,,! 7rral a nuur ter nf dt , na.en, and Pomellmee ap,
na km it on w•:. , nu,.- In It 1,11 . 1 i I Is , or n. 041 Illese
rot. t'lr. , r• It ) ;.1, 11 1 tha • n by any oilier
reniedr, tmir .t. •i e u •tratize and contradictory, but
why it in so I" LP •arto my :mad as that a great tunny
heron e Illi«ly from many dart eat
raft-i s and yet all re;pure I iiat common and greatest of
all blessings, water to quench their thirst.
in conclusion, it Is due the , eputation of the medicine
and the polite, to say decidedly and unconditionally. that
1 the Wits-Ws pills are the only combination I have ever
met with in my lougronrse of praeller, that really putt
eeseesanything curative or Fpecifie for sick headache.
Yours ,%' c., DR. 31110 ADAMS.
The above PillA designed particularly for the sick
liaed.A cite, Dyspepsia, Constipation of the Botvela
prepared by the proprietor Dr. R. A. Wilson, and for
sate, wholesale and retail, at his dwelling in Penn street,
below Ma rtmry • Oct I
Whveling
Louiovillr
tru 11. , nbutira vCjil
2ln itt.p. A Iro 111,1,f1
i , *en ill
EMI=
1/1,0"111, head
=CM
cerl,illl% r,rlif
.1 , 1. y 11,1 it 11 . . rf . S a
nl at t.. • ..1 cIPPII-1• over 1 / 1 1.;.1111
oure 11 1 1.1n1. auJ
\Vo 1,01041
TA r.:14 A. VE ZEN'. Furr . ardiae and Commission
Aferellant, A t'ent for rzlea .01 , 0 it Cleveland and
IV;..11:4 ;111111 thlf, I.IOP. 11;win.2 rented Ille %ware
11.1H, orrnol.,l hv er Co.. No. KO
%V der •rri..P,t‘ren 1.‘7,,,,1 and Smllldirld, rrTrared
re , • , ir, and r". o.a rd a.,v iron oil it,
wt . ( Ohl rea,611:1V,1V.116...
P!: 4) If -V . A. I,_i -/'• ' ill
, hrer moull
d ov • , i.r :r.
=MIME
• I ,
I
i•od iu rr_lm. •:j
r. r••It y
1,10 I he.
pzt ervitlo• inkr•
to I he nul lir, n. iPV
Et, 111,11111
J. B 9'll viler,
‘Vin. N.l iSin,
IH:11
111111=11111
30 ' 1 Imprpvt , ..l I' nIuM La mp. for
p.v —III tsr u'
Irtl-I , llla
P ERSONS desirous of procurina Fruit, Slade. and
Ornamental Trre , ., or Shrold•err, front Philadel
pl is hr New Yoik, nre reqiieted to make application iss
nn :el 14'111 and d : , lore of the .111 1
Sr ril rr , n Itrre had rata;ogtir,, fraluitcmgly, of the
V. 1.. SNOW DEN,
? , 11 21 N o 184 Liliert v Slrrel, brad of Wont
A 11 111.1. M >NUF ‘c.rk, n Y.—Pat rirk Can. field re•
T rn it v frinnik :tint I lie public ten.
era 'lv, tlrtt rornmenred I In. Marble business:ll I lir
r„r ri rnf Pt ft 11 and where will 14. roostnot lv
nn 11311 d. 1 11:104•1 (,tore,, 111 01 1111111'111q. head
and loot , totte , . labs for rain. I ‘t lrv. nod every
tit iq to I,lp lei4iness. lie will warr:.to Iris
work to lin well door, :end cliart!e. will he moiler:lle
He re,peel fully a.l;, a snaie of on Idle itAlroo:ogr. - sop 10-
111=!
!Id [Fa
dIU I'AR 7 11:S. T 4 llt 11 .
,v in'ed hey under
rot of A SlllOll the , vl , le,rtlr
ha r . 'f•ntl y by
11,”rpla.h. Sin , lll • l'rt %Viler(' ts 111 Ito - erriviela in a
re‘s , d.ivfin new
ry
their gird frii•rota, and miirch _en.
to iiall ond eximillie their
cr pi 28—dam.
Is it or wt., ;I 010,,
, - ........
Wltitt's Pdlotil I r with 0. You nz l e
mews anti Varilly 01 ilor l'ouider scales,
!hey w II I sell tor ftion $!.3.
ep al-0 itiaitufacluie Siloam Edigines fur Fluorine
saw %WIS.:4;IU Works. double and sotz e
it slide lathes,foia and culler lathes for wood turning
rhaits, I,lanli,g machines, door
a,ll machines. Hall's pat. or hur-e mover, with ur
ut il,rashin2 machine , . a superior ariicle; circuit' t
shafts, machines for sawing lath. Tinner's ma
, and tools 01-all descriptions, a Iso for making black
an it le; governors fur steam ongote•
I,s, lops and dies, coffee mills, beilsdeati or Joint bola
ud nor hinery for making the same. cotton factory ma•
hinl ry made or repaired; prititiog press plait ens turned
whiting presses repaired
J A NI Es NI A Y, A gen..
sep 22 t
1 ,
i , 1
1 I .
his.
ICII fall
Ii
II
rOIIN B. GUTIIRIE, Auctioneer and Commis*
al slot' !derelict nt,../Vo. 106,corner of IVood 4.• Fifth (IS.
Pittsburgh: !laving been appointed one of the A uction•
ems to, the City of Pitsbitrgh. tenders his services to jot,
bers, manufacturers and dealers, who may be disposed
to make trial of this market- He I , prepared to make
.ailvatice , nn consignments of all saleable commodities,
and trusts to sati,ty correspondents by quick sales, and
speedy land favorable returns.
That flie various interests which may be confided to
him, xhail he adequately protected, he Mines to the aid
of his own experience in business and acquaintance with
merchandize generally, the services of Mr. BANLOIL
FAnsesToctt; hetetafore advantageously known, as an
importer and dealer In [hardware and Cutlery, with
whom a permanent engagement Is made.
REFER. TO
Messrs. M. Tiernan, Pres . !. of m. 4- M.
Bank. I
~ barllngton 4- Peebles, !
~ Robert Galway, I
~ James M. Cooper, I
•• James May. I
R. M. Riddle.Plitsbutgb
‘Vm Robinson. Jr. Prea't I
of Exrhange Bank.
•• Fla inpino, Smith, 4- co.. I
.. John D. basis, I
.. Samuel Church, i
.. 1. K. Moorhead, i
~ Jan. W. Brown 4. co.
j
.. John H. Brown. 4- co.
•
Smith 4- liiiJley,
•• Yardly 4. 6.v.nere, Philadera.
~ John S. IthinVe,
John haLrell 1 eep 10
________
FEMILY FLOUR—lost received a few barrels of
Soperior ?lour. made expressly for family nsn.'"For
ante by CRtIT.I4II Llb, St.
In S.orr 51) barrel. sop. floor.
D R. (400Dws Celebrated Female Pifla. litre
Pills are strongly recommended to the notice of
the ladles as a safe and efficient remedy in rcninvin:
those complaints peculiar to their sex, from want or ex•
err, ke, or general debility of the system. They obviate
ecvdiveness, and counteract nil Ilysteriral and Nervous
affections. These have gained the sanrt ion and
approbation of the moil eminent Phywirinns
In 16c tJ i
:el States, and many Mot lief 9. Poe sale tVlioleizalc and
by
R. V, SELL ERS, A
xe
10 No. 20. Wood Si reel, below Second.
- -
W M. ADAIR, Root and Shoe -Raker, Liberty St.,
opposite t he hrttdbf Smithfield al., Pirt.burgh
The stihscrilirr having holight out the stork of the late
Thomas Ralterty, deceased, has commenced bllgi news
fit the old stand of Mr. R., and is prepared to execute
all descriptions of work in his line, In the hest manner
and Olt the shortest notice. He keeps cot slant ly on hand
a large assortment ofshoe findings of all demriptions and
of the hest on:flits , . He sr.:;;:lte the patronage of the nut,
lic and of tne muff. WM. ADAIR.
, p 1n
pITTSBURGiI )IA NU FACTORY.—Springs
and Arles for CarriaAres at Eastern Prices.
The subscrilter.4 notonfarture and keeps constantly on
hand Coarh, II and Eliotlc rn Incs (warranted,' Juniata
Iron Axles, Silver and Brass plated Dash Frames, Brass
and plaied DO, Bands, Strimp Joints, Paten, Leather,
~liver Aod Rracc I.nino=. Three fold Steps, lllall,•abie
Iron. Door It;, ',dies and II i ngr,r, r.
S. COLEM Arki.
I= i.nait ,1.. hear .irst ben y Prods,.
I).HELLERS, !11.1)., 011,1 e and dwelliniz in Fourth,
I D
• near Ferry .t, ye I. ser 13-1 y
LOOK
The attention , rfttr) e who have been - ncwhat 9cen.
oral in reference to the . 1, 11 , 1€1,04 Cellificale4 puhlished
in ravor of fir. np'm Componuil Sy I up (.r Cher
r e, on account oft he ottQona ital,bown in this Pee
1100 cf a re , p,tlu , lv directed lo the followin.e
ertifi , nic, the Writer 0: Whieh has ?Wen a citizen of this
horough 14,,, veral)ears, and ip knock n a :rwlernan
I n rile lid rrrl ort,s i hllil Y.
To the Agent, Mr. J. K :any.
I have nced Ur Stvarne's Comp and Syrup of Wit
('tinny tor :1 rritt , 2ll, with tvhirit I home been severely al
ni,. i .,1 Gtr a 6 nutfonr nionttni, and I hive no hemilation
in v:ivitir that it 1- the moo effective medicine that I have
horn at,l In prririire. It compo , e4 all tinensinevv. and
ce, ,e!I with illy diet.—and manminv a r• - •ctihir and
2eiriil appal ite. I rar freely recommend 11 to all others
min,l!arlc anti, tell. J. ND von K,BOlough of Chambeledg,
March!). I`l , lo
Pep 23
10, WILLIAM T R N. 53 Market 51,41.
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FRUIT, SHADE, AND ORNAMENTAL
O. yoI;NGIS Improved Hatt
form tzratcp. ma attract tired he
the =oh, rilterq. lit Ihatr Nlnchlttl
Shop. ~tnU6(ie!A vt reel. hrtween
void 411ry and Firth ?Item, Ivan
Intro ahoy l'emperattre Flail, Pitta
I . orclt, Iv herr I her manu r ari lire and
herr rootttnni I) on hand 11)r ro:1 0 ,,,
tag bcalosoettol.
ly r umposed 01
nit inli:
/' No. 1, Purl
( • I,le
I JJUU
, •7;
roc. itdz,ut
A: 00.
7.7)
'le Platform Snlle•s on wheels, lo weigh 2400
OIL
odu do 2,016 01,45 00
tto do do I :at° :i5 (H)
Flo ,10 d o Imo° at ~11 111
do 010 at(10
tt,i.ittz ' ll llllll,ll of !.t . ..31 0 rant
lot (rat I Vurttlitatt , es, Flom tog
YOUNG ¢ BRADBURY
PROSPECTUS
For publishing a new Daily Paper in the City of iftl i
to be entitled the
DAILY MORNING POST.
if In CSl:tmerlben. having made a rratiqvinents 10 merge
he Amer wan Manufacturer and Pitieldirgli ttlereu•
ry Info one Journal, have concluded to publish a daily
paper with lire title cf the Daily .M.rn jug. Past.
The leading object of Ins orosT" will lie I he !I•ssentioa•
iron arid defence of the politico! principles that have Iwo e.
boron! been maintained by the Editors, in their fi`z.l).4.llVe
papers. and their Jest etTork will still lie devoted to the
advancement arid success of those doer tines.
Although. in politicc, the panor will he thoroughly
democratic, yet the Editors hope, by giving an bons
candid Irlstory of passim , . Political eveffis. Foreign
and Domestic nieui2eorp, Bbd brief noiltes of :ill mal•
tern and oc( l urrenoes that come properly wit hin the snliere
ofa Public Journal, to make I helr paper sirtlicient , y in
cresting. to entitle it to the patronage chic politic, it
resperd lye Of party rOiii.ideraliolig. •
In addition to lite !minion! and general news Il::rl will
he found In tine ....4f0rt,i.1,7 Push," the Editors will lake
pains In furnish the business corm:loon y with
the liliest arid most lotr.resting C r yp t mhart L INTELLI
CIVICE from all parts of the country, and to have prepa•
red such accounts oft Marker. and th e Slate nr Trade
us will be:ithninla.len f i v In one MErrlianl: and Ilin.linf”S
Men in their several rffiltin;s
Terms.—The POT will he our a larze
al sheet of litre paper, 11, e.r l Pri.llly for this I
Journal) at the unusually low rate of El YE DOLLA !IS
per armour, payable In :Ilya ore. It will also lie sold by
riewsffioys at the low rare of TWO CENTS a ropy,
Advertisements will be in-erlrd at the lowest rates
charged by the other daily papers of the city.
TIA ENTY active lids are wanted to sell the Post,
who will be engaged on the most form.
A tiztißl 31,
100 MIDS. K I.E. I . "FoIiACCO. D. store nod
for sale• hy
.1. C. 4. A CORDON.
No 12,Water street.
131, Al
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,ocrison h Co London, for sale only by S. N.
%Wickersham, corner of Wond sleet and Virgin
alley Pit tsburzli Pa. and 11. Harwood, Beaver Pa. who
in sole agent for \Western Penns) I vri nia sep 10
FARM FOR SA LL:.—The u inlet signed orfirs for sale a
A; tract of land situated 1 miler ereepoi In the
direction of liiitanoiwz, Buffalo 'iownship, Armstrong
con rity, containing 100 acres, 65 cleared and under good
fence; 10 of whicn are in meadows- a good square 102
dwelling house and cabin barn crested thereon—an apple
orchard of RO hearing trees—and a spring of excellent
water convenient to the house.
FOR TER MS reply Cr) the suliscriliers residing at the
slaltworks on lie l'ente-ylvania Canal, 1 mile above Free
port.
rep 10 Wll.¢ PHI f,IP 1.1 ER.
T O IllE IVISE.—Iiig “ow tvell iirlerstood how
touch disnrder+oi the 1111 nil del,' 111 i for heir Cure
110(113 due Mimi! ion to the II is how understood
how valuabl e is that medicine whir will remove mot bid
iccitinulatirms Wit !lOW W ( ikellil,l Ilie Immic power. It is
now understood that Eller e is a r eciprucal influence Ire.
!worn the mind and the body. It is now understood that
purf.zitm with the 13randrvill pill trill lemove a melan
choly, and even hisanity is cured by perseveringly u‘,10.0.
them. It is now nridcr..dood how much domestic liaopi•
ness depends upon the healthy coat:P.lon of the digestive
°ream:.
I Vis now well knownthat the Brandreth Pills have
Or and iniple,u i/Veloll,l, even
w Iwo the fires had pronounced Ihem beyond
sib human or relief. It is now net only writ
known Imo tile Rrandrelh PHIS SO rare, bat it is OISO 1111•
ilerstood howl h lire: iiial it i<by their purify in: effect
mi I Ile I , lood !bet they restore t im e body to health.
The value ol • the medicine is berominz more and more
IFsl, 11 is recomiliemeil daily from family to 'amity,
lirandielli Pitts remove in an almost imperceptible
\manner all noxious accumulations and purify and invl7o.
air the hiood.a nd their rood rill its are not counterbalan
ced by any ilicOliVeldellers; hero.. compased entirely of
vegoahles then do not expose those who use them to
dan7ro; and their effects are as rr, lain as they are salu
tary; they are daily and safely adniini-lerad to infancy,
rout!). manhood, and old arxe. and to women in the inciA
critical and delicate circumstances. They do tint disturb
Or shork th e animal functions, but rl I.' ore their order
and c.itahlish their henli h.
SoMat Dr. Brandreth's Offirr, No. 9 . 1, Wood street
Pititdmr2ll. Price 25 cents per hot, with in!! directions
M A ft K--The only place in Pittsburzit where% he genii
ine rifle can he obtained, is the Loctor's own office, No
9S Wood street.
sep 10
D R, J. B. TI nri esperi fully Inform the till-
ZellSl of Pittsburgh and vicinity, I hat he has return
ed to the city. He hones to share the confidence of hie
former patrons and the piddle. generally; and solicits a
renewal of n portion of their patronage. In connexion
he would observe, that the operation of Lit hotrlty, (or
hreak lite Ihe stone in he bladder and allowing it to pass
of with the urine,) Is every where calnifillndinn the deep.
test interest. lie hopes to extend the!) , t.fil oft his branch
o f his profession to the afflicted. Strictures, Diseas , s of
lie Filatider and K idneys,— which occaionally folio w,--
will likewise recefte ~t tem
Those from a distal re wi.dlie¢ further information
will apply personally or I , ty letter, or if desired ran be
aro - Imo:mimed at liet dweltin^,in s retired part of the ri.
ty, on Thlrd, between Ferry nod I,lherly eta, sep 10
lift AN DTZ ETU PILLS.
L ET Int•nlids read e following account of a Sailor
cured of a complication of afflictions in nineteen
"Pt' ItY the Ilse of firaitilreth Pills. It distinctly proves
there are herbs in nature Which ',nye affinity cure be
cause of diseat=e, and Braisdreth's l'illsare made foe them
Read and he minvini ed. Take the medicine :indite cured
E X 7 'R. 9 ( 4I /.4./Y,IR Y C EOF RREU.IIA7'ISAI
I) IARFIJIcF.4,)7.V.I) 22F FEC TlO.l - OF THE L (r.ScO
Jona SHAW, of Pembroke, Washington county, klaine,
being duly sworn, says, that he was taken viole:ntly sick
about sit months since. The pains In his head, bread,
hack, left stilt! atilt 11Slep fining so had that be was iota.
Melo help himself. and was taken into the Chelsea Hos.
OW in the city of Roston. That after tieing in said
hospital five weeks, Doctor Otis said he did not know
what was the mallet with him, and that he could do
nothing, for him, nor could lie preseril e any medicine.
That he, therefore, Was conveyed from the Chelsea floe.
pitaf to the Sailor's retreat on Staten Island. That he
wits there ithysirked with all soits of medicine for a peri
od of fGur months, suffering all the linie tha most heart.
rending misery.— That, besides his affection of his hones
he Was Irohhled much with a disease of the lungs: some.
times he would spite quart of phlegm in the day; besides
this affection be had a had Diarrlitra, which had more
or less attended him float the commencement of his sick.
ness. That at times be dreaded a stool worse I ban he
would have dreaded dem li; that lie can compare the feel
ing to nothing save that of knives passing through his
bowels. After suffering worse than death at the Sailor's
Retreat, on Staten Island, the doctor told him that medi
cine was of no use to him. that he min-t tr,' to stir Omni.
At this time he Wins ilifferlng ihe greatest misery. That
his hones were AO tender he could not hear the trust press.
ore upon the elbow or upon the knee, that Ilia instep was
most painful, that as t lie Doctor said he would give him
no more medicine he determined to procure some of Dr.,
Brandreth's Pills. which lie did, from 241 Broadway
New York; that he commenced with five pills, and some.
timeslnereased the dose to eight. The first week's use
so much benefited him, that the doctor, not knowing
what he was using, said, , now. Shaw. yoti look like a
man again; if you improve In this way, you will soon be
well.' That he found every dose of the Brandreth Pills
relleYe tam, first they cured him of the pain when at
stool; that they next cnred the diarrhma, rtad finally the
pains in his bones;—That the medicine seemed to add
strength to him every day. Retold the doctor ' , ester
day flue 11th Instant, that he felt himself well, and also,
that he owed his recovery to Brandreths Pill. under
Providence, that he had taken the medicine 'eveiy day
for 15 days; that the doctor told him If he had known lie
had been taking that medicine, Iv- should not have .toyed
another day In the house. He considers li is his dot in
make thlsonblie statement for the henefii of all similarly
afflicted; that they may know where to find a medicine
that will cure Orin. JOHN SHAW.
. .
, .
John Rhaw being by me duly sworn this 12th day of
April, 1842. did depose and sac t lin I the foregolne slate_
ment Is Irne. J. D WHEELER,Commtscioner Deed 4,
The 8R.8.14 - DRETH PILLS are cold at Dr. Rran
&elle. principal office. 241. BROADWAY. New York,
and at his principal Ake. N 0.911 Wood street,Pittahurgh,
the O.VETFL./CP in Pit Wm./A where the aenotne car
b obtained aep 22--der:tn
Nation.] Intelligencen—Extracts from h
Litters of 'A Kentnckian' on Martial
Law.'
Sin: I hive just teceived from a friend
the Natio na l Intelligencer of I2th Deere .
ber, containing a lengthy publicatian.uhdet
the above caption- The statement in thatpublication, so far as it regards myself, be ,
ing a tissue of falsehoods and false color- ,
ing, I have felt myself` comp elled to reply
to lest my silence shoul dbe consented
into an acknowledgement of its truth.
therefore request that you will give_placet
to the following statement in theNash4
vi lie Union.
Ist. It is positively untrue that I either
thrust the members of the Legislature ant
of their hall, or that I kept them out by lin
armed force. On the 28th December s , .
ISI4, when the troops under my command
were engaged with the enemy, and
passing . along the line to give orders, htri-
A• L. Duncan, one of my voluntary airier
de camp, came to me in great haste, With
a message from the Governor, that theta*
2islature were about to surrender the cityc
and that he waited my, orders. .1 replied,.
'I cannot believe them guilty of so traits).*
rous an act; hut say to the Governor, -ex
amine strictly into the matter, and if it it
true, blow them up.' The Governor
: abut
them out. Not such, my orders, Would
have been; and in conversation with the
Governor afterwards ) I remarked to him:
that I would have shut them in, provide
them all necessaries, and let them if 90 dia
-1
I posed, legislate at their leisure under
sound of the British cannon, while their,
patriotic colleagues were nobly battling
with the enemy.
2d. Louallier and Judge Hall were both
arrested on the 4th of March. On &hi!
same day t was told by the Marshal l
,thst:
lin ("Her hereafter to show tbat I had im
prisoned the Judge before he had interfe- ,
red with the police of my camp, the Judger
I had sent for the clerk, and had altered the
recorj from the sth to the 6th. I immedi
ately sent for the clerk, Major Claiborne,
and on the evening of the same day on '
which Louallier rtad Hall were arrested:•
viz: the sth March, he produced the rei..„
cord on which plainly appeared the alter
ation from the sth to the 6th. This change
could only have been made for the base
purpose 'if showing when he indicted or
sued me for false imprisonment, that I bad
arrested him before he had attempted ju
dicially to inteifere' with the police of my
camp. This learned 'Kentuckian,' not*
withstanding his great anxiety to exoner
ate the Judge from any imputation or
blame in this transaction, can hardly hay. ,
'the etfi ontery to say that this teas llot 111,
forgery, and fot the basest purpose.
wouid like to see the testimony . by
which this anonymous writer would prove
that I ordered the arrest of Lewis and Dick = .
Judge Lewis Was a soldier in Capt. Beal'it
company of riflemen and on all occasion*
from the beg - inning of the siege to the flee
laratiou of peace was meeting or ready tea
meet the foe and defend his conutry.
if my recollection roes not fail me, was titre
of tha troop of cavalry under command of
Capt. Peter Ogden. It is not to br
Bbpp
sed that either of them would attathpt to in.. "
terfere with, or resist the order of his Gee,'
oral. Had such interference or resistenet
been attempted they would certainly hater
been treated similarly to Judge Hall. Nil , '
they Lewis nor Dick was arrested nor did
I ever before hear that either of them had
interfered until after the order imposing •
martial law was revoked and Judge Half
had returned. Dick and Hail then corn. "
menced the prosecution against Met the
Judge pre , iding in his own cause, impo4 -
sing rules to appear and show cause why
an
attic hinent should not issue, end then re ,
fusing to hear the cause tendered tinder hitt
own rt.:les, but condemning his victim tine
heard. Will this enlightened Kentuckian
determine whether or not this was adarinia.
tering justice agreeably to the constitutional
rights of every American citizen?
On the subject of Loualliet's arrest, it
should be known, that he secreted himself . -
from the issuing of the order for his arrest
until he had made arrangements with Judge
flail for the habeas corpus, and when arrest
ed and delivered to the Col. of the provost
guard, being told that I had given directions
for his good treatment he replied with
'thanks that it was unnecessary as he would
be there but a short time. Ile was asked
why? His teply was, that Judge Hanle
issued a writ of habeas corpus for hint on
which Col. Arbuckle wrote to me asking
advice. I directed him to keep the - prisoner
as long as lie could wield a bayonet unlettio
lie was liberated by my order. Having
made inquiry into the matter and found thee
Hall had issued the writ, I forthwithgave
orders for the arrest of Dominick A. Mr,
and sent Col. Butler, of S. Ca. and Dr. W.
Butler with a.file of men for that purpose.
3d. It is Asiiively false that Judge Hall e -
was confined until the militia were (Fischer,
ed. The moment the offici.ll antionneewienfl -
of the ratification of the treaty reached-me
the order of martial law was revoked and
the militia discharged,
I have never before heard of any pobli'mte ll
tion made by judge Hall, such as this vete.'
emus Kentuckian asserts was made nor
I believe it to be the fart; certain I am that
I have never seen or heard of it before, and
it would have been well-for hint to have
stated where Hal;'s publication
that
found. It is positively untrue that he ever. -
made application to me to join any corps:'
THOS. PHILLIPS,
tV.H SMITH.
DAILY MORNING POST.
From the Nashville Union.
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