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COJINZII cor 'rota) 4. FIFTH ITS.
Tanida—rive DOLLARS a year, paythle fn
s9ais. ihisit copies TWO CRNTL3--for sale at tee
Master at tie *See, and by News Bey..
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inikanan WEAKLY, at the tame Mike, on a 4,wrbte
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YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
i estenISICABLX AT itrASORIC.
eiII 44 4 I WIL ' IV. Squirt./
Oki anentits. $lB.OO I Six months, $33,00
•2540 Oar year. 35,00
erne .
r advartisementsio prorortion.
'CA waill,r roar linos ikx or.i..e.ae a year.
PUBLIC OFFI CE S e &C.
Cnrt roar Orrici. Third betwsea Market and Wood
atreess.-4. it Riddle. Postmaster.
,Vorgerw - flottnsLWaSes, 4th door from Wood at. Peter
assMnitldilatajor W Iljock, Collector.
CITY T aaaaaaaa Wool! .4Setween First and Second
otsolats—iammi A. Bartram, Treasurer.
(AQMv Tillia.SUßT, Third street, next door to the
tititd Pt eibyterian church-8. R. Johnston, Treasurer.
iltatort.'s arrtca. Fourth, between Market and Wood
stroahr--Aksander Hay, Mayor.
aa6sk we, Excluottit. Fourth, near Market at.
Purrnanao*, between Market and Wood streets, on
rolled and 'earth streets.
Waltessawrs' sin MAIMPACTORtRe aan FAlRlttle Dz.
vont I MA.PP. ((ormerly Saving Fund,) Fourth, between
Wood and Market streets.
ezcaassa, ?Mistreat, near Wood.
Pioettetisdatt.a novas, Water street, near the Bride
#74•ll4sar. Hotel.. corner of Penn and St. Clair.
...1 1 011LCIMINTe notes., corner of Third and Wood.
Skasatao, Hotzt,torner of Third and Smithfield.
lat o &flan, corner of Penn street and Canal.
ft•ot.s, Liberty street. near Seventh.
Shoats Minnow Rouse, Liberty St.-opposite Wayne
00111111111111 T alhormom Horst. Penn St. opposite Canal
110111ERT WOOD ATTORNEY AND
IMP COUNSELLOR AT LAW.—Office remo.
ami to flakeirell's DMus on Grant at, neatly ortimae
we , now Coon House, next rooms to John D. Mahon,
Cos t.--Ptrat door. p l . 10
• .PELOIL IL ELL/OTT, M. D.—Office ?mitred to
1. • 'M. Char strut, betimes Penn end Liberty ittr,
Pittn/ineyrk. ■ p 10
JEW COOL.—Preston f Mackey. whuicsale and
retail dealers fn Engllth, French, acd Domestic
Pry Goods, No. RI. Market rt . Piltsharch. rep 10
itrICANDLESS & IIVCLURE , Attorneys and
ANJL Counsellors at Law: Office in the Diamond, hack
.1 the old Court Douse, Pittsburgh. sep 10
EMOVAL.- R. Morrow, Alderman; ME c north
side of Fifth st„ between Wood and Smithfield
Ns,. Pittsburgh. rep 10
JeIIN ArDEVIIrr, Wholesale Grocer Recill% log
Distiller, And Dokter in Produce and Pine!mesh
lihailisfaelured Articles. X.P. 224 Liberty Street, Pitts
birth. sep
WM.mi■ Wict.t•ms - Icon S. Dit.woutio
WILLIANI4 & DLLWORTH.—Wholesale
•• grocers Produce and Commission Merchants, and
dealers i■ Pittsburgh Manufaciared articles. No. 29,
Wahl street. sep 10
WIII.O I IIALRA ROBINSON, Attorney al Law;
Office on the north side of the Diarnond.betweett
Aarket and Union streets, up stairs Pep 10
I Att
I. DURBORAW,
._orney at Law; tenders
A. Ml* professional sera ices to the public. Office cur.
uer of Firth and Market Streets, above D. Lloyd 4- Cp'S
store, ?MAW net, Pa. sep 10
JOON 11.#P11[411.1t, JAS. N. KEAN
QUIRRIFF & KEAN, Manufacturers of Copper.
S
Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware, No. 80. Front at., Fula.
blush. House Spouting and Steamboat work WWI/pity
scp 10
TOOSIUM 1 TOON
FIVEILOS. B. YOUNG & Furniture Ware
ii Boone, wrncr of Hand st. it Exchange Alley.
reasons wishlog to purchase Furniture, will find it to
heir advantage to give us a call. twine fully satisfied that
we can please es to quality and price. sep 10
MUTTON RAMS. — Just rece!ved 160chotce Mut
.LUI. ton flatus, well cured •ntl for sale cheap by ihedo
ten or retail, by
Rep 10
RITT A B A.G —.l supp'y of Landreth's Fresh Ro
ta Bags, and other different varieties of Turnip
Reel. Just received and for sale at asoncrt. Paler! at the
Drag and Seed Store of P. L. SNOW DEN,
Pep 10 No. 184 Liberty in reel, had of Wood.
WEBB CLOSEY,B Boot and Shoe alanofacio•
ry, No. 03 Fourth 111., next door to the U. Statea
Bank. Ladies Pruneila, Kid and Satin Shoes wade in
he neatest manner, and by the newest French patterns.
aep 10
MORUS MULTICAULUS. in lots tosuit
5,000 purchasers; to be disposed of by
F. L. SNOWDEN,
No. 184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
D I ALILIA ROOTS, Flowers and Flower Seeds of ev.
lery description, can always be bad at the Drug
sad Seed store of P. L. SNOWDEN.
asp- 10 184 Liberty street, bead of Wood.
LDS. Illinois Annual Mammoth Onion eeed, for
• sale at 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. SNOW DER,
No. 184, Liberty head of Wood st
riARMIN TOOLS, cnnsisting of Floes. Fancy Spades
‘..11C . Transplanting Trowels. Edding Tools, Budding
knares, Pruning !Calves, Pruning Shears, etc., just re•
eelinnd and for sale by F. L. SNOWDEN.
sop 10 184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
CHOICII - Ventsort Hams.--Just received a small110r;
piyof very choke cured Venison Hams, on retail
Mall lots for carrett Gooney.
ISAAC H %HMIS. Agent,
and Com. Merchant
WIIFTE Dutch Clover Seed, Orchard Grass and
*tricky BlaeGrasa, always on hand and for
F. L. SNOWDEN,
110.184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
sale ky
sop 10
Bit ll' 'OUCH API AN, attervarys at Law, office
reasoned (row this Diamond, to ..Attorney'sßov,"
atp►sdsof roartb street, between Market and Wood
ssiolata sep 10
iIcattITRATES'BLANICS, for proceeding In di
esahatatat andee the late law, for sale at thht Office
p rvAla ss
an t— u Le igh tig steet o r n th . e N A G e r p t l lt y San to corner of Coal
10 BIM/. DARLINGTON. Market, near 4th sr.
J
Laadreth's Freach Sagar Beet eleed.Jast
JAM lreteiired sad for sale at the Dreg tied Seed
T. L. 11110WD1114,
1114 Welly omit, halal of Wood.
Lunen OP PARTNIBIRIMP.--Tbe
Ir i Zrtsenetelp bereleibre teetsues
WIL
LW* 1111 CRY sea SWAMIS 110PEWSLL folds day
disseieslip amuse iteassed. Mika Digby it solarised
• me dee aim of the iris is •ntih; up the Imam
Owl Os lira. WILMAII HIOBY.
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BANKS
ROTCLS
I=El
ISAAC HARRIS,
seta. T.llolPilWattli
T.D'AILV 7 :', - 1 - 11,LORNINGH .POST:
JOHNSTON 4 STOCKTON, Bookaklors.Printers
and
Paper Menefeeturern, No. 37, Mantel at. step 10-ly
J OHN ANDERSON, Smithfield Foundry, Weter et..
near the Monongahela House, Pittalurgh. sep.lo—ly
RONA R D 8. JOHNS, Aldermen,SEXlair street, Fe
cond door from [Army. sett 10—ly
R. S. R. HOLMES, °Mee In Second street, next door
to Mulvany # Co's Glass Warehouse ten 10-1 y
HUNK 4. FINDLAY. Attorneys at Law, Pourthst..
near the Mayor's Office, Phistiiirsh. sep 10-ly
THOS. HAMI !MON, Attorney at Law, Fin h, between
Wood and Smithfield sta., Plusimrsh. sep 10-1 y
RUGH TONER, A n co, nev al Law, North Ens.t corner
of Smithfield and Fourih streeip. sea 10--ly
THOMPSON H•NNS... ...... ....• .... •.. JENKS TORNHOL
HANNA 4. TURNBULL'S Paper Warehouse, No.
104. Wood at., where may he had a general FupPly
01 writing wrapping. printing. wall paper, blank hooka,
school hooks, 4.c. 4. e. seri 10—ly
R. C. TOWNSEND ¢ CO., Wire Workers aad
Mewefaeferere, Ne. 23 Market ei reel. between 2d
and 3d atreets. rep 10--ly
E XCIIANGE fIOTEL, Corner of Penn and I. Clair
streets, by McKIBBIN 4- SNII - 111.
sep.lo--ly
BROWNSVILLE JUNI ATA IRON WORKS.--Ed
ward Hilahe.s*. Manufariurer of Iron and Nails
Warehouse N 0.25. Wood at, Pmsbargh. sep 10 -1 y
IG META L —77 tons soft Piz Mehl for emle by
J. G. ir A. GORDDN,
seri 13 No. 12 Water street.
-
31000 LBS. CON HA
stenMSby . 16.000 lbs. Bacon
Shoufor
I AS. P A TTERSON, r P ut t slutrg It ,
a -Pa., Manufailurer of hocks. Ilinges and Bolls; To
bacco, Fuller. Mill and Timber Screws; liousen Screws for
palling Mills, tc. seri 10—Iv
I - 011N 111 9 CLOSKEY. Tailor and illier,
et teet, between Sixth and Virgin nlley, South side,
Sep 10
J W BURBRIDC;I.; 4. CO., Wholrsale Grocers and
CnMMISSIIIIII Snood sit”rt, between
Wood and Smithfield st.., Plt tiburz h. sop 10- 1 y
y G. A. COR DON. Commission and Forwarding
al • Merchants, Water At.. Pittsburgh, sea 1 0--1 y
HA MB.-4 casks hams, n good article, received (ler S
B Corsair, aid for sale by J. G. - A. Clollllos,
Imp 10 No. 12, Water street
SUGAR ¢ MoLAS E hlitts New Orleans Su
7.ar; 90 Mils New Orleans rtledss.es; for sale by
Rep 10 J. G. 4. A. CORDON:
SLIGAII.--7 11M1 + prime N. 0. Sdlar received per S.
B Maine. and for sale by J. G. 4- A :-GOR DON.
Rep 10 No. 12, Water street
50 BACON CASK S ,in order. on hand and for sale by
sep 10 J. G. 4. A. GOR DON, No. 12, 'Vnter 81
SUGAR AND MOT. ASSES.-31 lihderand 4 W.I. N. O.
Sugar, 32 1.1)Is N. 0. Mohtses, r....rviverl per Sleamboat
looporier, and for sale by J. G. ¢ A. Gm:DON,
gep 10 No. 12. Wnfor street
5 RIMS. LA RD OIL, for saie by
B. A. FAIINESTOCI .5c CO.,
imp 10 corner of fithwnrl %Vood
1631 PAPERS Germantown Low Black for wile
by B.A. FA II N F.:7zroc K co.,
re 10 corner of Bill and Wood big.
200 LOS Prepared u C . h , :lk ir .
rt in t o; r
by o K
4.
CO.
sep 10 corner of 6i h grid Wood .1.:
SuaAn AND MOLASSES—fiII hltds. N. r). Sugar,
25 bbls.do.do., 100 Jo. Plantation _Molasses, fur
sale by I k A.GORDON.
sep 13 So. 12 Water II Creel.
BLANK PETITIONS, NOTICES, &C.—
'1 he 1111 , Pd to Bankruptcy proceedings, printed on
good paper,and in the forms approved by I he Con ri ,for sale
at the Office of the Mercury and Democrat. sep
WM. HUBBARD, I.lthe.' ra.totThrtide hoot and
shoe Manufacturer, No. 1111, Third wreet, between
Wood and t3initit6eld streets, l'itts , ntrgli sep 10
BUCKMASTER,AT'RNEY AT LAW,
LN. has removed his office to the corner of Fourth
street andClierry Alley, between and Grant
Streets, Pittsburg h. sep 10
FOR RENT.—Thetvellin g and lot too aining 4
acres, in A Ileeheny, near the Beaver Road, lalely
oceupiedlly M r. Snomel Church. Apple at the. Merchants
and Manufacturers' Bank, io V. H. DENN V.
51 FA AVID SANDS, I% ATCIT At CLOCK
a I- , MAKER, So. 7, St. Clair street, Pitts.
'... burgh,
DEALER IN WATCIIF:S,CLOCKS,BRERSTPINS
FINGER RINGS, CHAINS, KE PS, coxlis,
..s, c .
sep 10
LANDRETIPS GARDEN SEEDS.- A run
supply of Landreth's Garden Seelig, always on
hand, and for sale at his agency, the Dril_ store of
F. 1.. SNOWDEN . ,
1134 Liberty street,hend of Wood.
DR. DAVID WARD liar his office and re ,, idence
on Fourth Street, nearly south of the Coon House,
second &telling from Rosastreel. He will fa it attend
all rani; pertaining to his profession. Night calls should he
made at the door above the basement. sep 10
REMOVAL—MaIt hew Jones, Rather and flair Dregs
er, has removed to Fourth et reef, opposites he M ay
ors office, where lie will he happy to:wnit upon permanent
ur transient customers. Ile solicitsa share or puhlic pat •
- seri 10
M. A. WA 13, DENTIST, Penn et. three
door below Irwin street, Hon rs of business, from
9k. x., until 5 P. X after which lime lie will attend
to no one except In cases of actual necessity. He
would further Inform those who may think proper to
employ hint, that he experts immediate payment, without
the necessity on his part of sending in bills. sep 10
JOHN M'FARLAND, Upholsterer and Cabinet
al Nair, Third at. between Wood 4. Market streets,
respectful Informs hie friends and the public that he is
prepared to execute alt orders for Solna, Sideboards, nu •
reaus, Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, Stands, flair and Spring
Mattrassey, Curtains, Carpets, all sorts of Upholstering
wore, which tie will warrant equal .o ally made In the
city, and on reasonable terms. pep 10
COMMERCIAL AUCTION ROOMS, .No.
110 Word Street, Pittsburgh.—R. A. Bailsman,
Auctioneer•nd Commission Merchant, is now prepared
to receive and sell all kinds of Goods and Merchandise,
at his tame and rapacious 1001115, No. 110, North East
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets. FRIO/or:0i.
Regular sales of Dry Goods, Furniture, Groceries and
other articles, on Mondays and Thursday of each week.
Hardware, Cutlery. Dry Goods, and Fanry articles, on
Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday evenins.
Books, fr., every Saturday evening.
Liberal advances made on Consignments when wanted
Resaaterss.
Messrs. John D. Davis, Esq.,
Ragaley Jr Smith,
Hampton. Smith, I Co.,
.• F. Lorenz ifr Co,
.• J. W. Burbrklga k CO.,
G. WK.. 4. co.
" Capt. James hVGargili, Y Pittsburgh.
. 1 C. Masan. Esq.
ot Jobs M'Fadden Esq.
•• Loge. Kanatey.
" I. K. Moorhead Co.
Jaa. P. Stuart. Bp.
" Robert Galway, Emu
" Capt. JP. May, -
" McVay, Hamm, k co.
winkle Symms, Wheeling
" 8. G. Henry, Loubrellie
Smith, Bartley it Co
J. G. 4. A. GORDON,
No. 12 Water street
E VANS'N CAMOMILE PILL L S.—ABR
HAM J. CLEM ER, residing at 66 Mott street,
New York, was afflicted with Dyspepsia in its most
aggravated form. The symptoms were violent head.
Ache, great debility, fever, costiveness, cough, heart.
burn, pain in the chest and stomach always after eating,
impaired anpi tite, secsatlon of sinking at the s:ontarh,
furred t ongue. nausea. with frequent vomitings, dizziness
towards night and tesileness. These had continued up.
ward of a twelvemonth, when, on consulting Dr. Wm.
Evans.looChatliam , drett, and submitting to his ever
successful slid agreeable mode of treatment, the patient
was completely restored to health in the short space of
one mom h. and grateful for the incalculable benefit tieriv..
ed, gladly came forward and volunteered the above state
her sale Wholesale and Retail by
R. E. SELLERS, Agent,
sep 10 Nn 20, Wood street. below Second.
C R'S P.9 TE.YT LA MPS. FO It BURXIXO
LORD,—'Phone who would wish greatly to reduce
their expense for light, shoal il certainly purchase one of
the above named La rope, as by their rise thr rr%tp_dir z ,•' nc i
saving of at least Iwo.' birds of the
ir and brilliant and
the light obtained from
isasreea hie smell. e wou !Li
wholly free front et..."
here state limp C ,rf - A Patent is the Only one worthy the
•
attenti,•—•rote poblic.as it is the only one that Is appll
-.,rite to every variety or pattern of Lamps. nod the only
one that will Lure Lard ww.i.t„ at any temperature of cold
or lieut. We have. in the . shosi spare of three mouths,
cold several thommoils: and with srarre an exception,
those using them have expre,eed themselves highly pleas.
eft with !Item. rind fully ronvii.ced of the great PrOtIOM V
by their ti=e. an well as their stiperiortly over either oil
or candles, In regard to cleanliness and light.
The above named lamporeau im lead only at
R 0 trX k RAYMOND'S,
Third Airvei, nearly oprinsiPe the Prod Office.
Where in kept entionntly on hand Britannia Metal, Tin
and Glass Lamps. of vat ions patterns.
Glass lamp , sold at matitilarturers' in es.
We take pleasure in oirei ins to floe public. the &Wow
in, erri which is :-tibscribeil to by ninny respecia
hie (At isms,
We.the tittilersigned. hive Iried 3nrl are now ii inp
Carr'- Patent Lamps, for burning Laid or other animal
fat, and eve have no he- - ritat ion in saying that they give an
eseellent llght--equal to any of the ordinary modes of
lighting a house, at about one-third the cost, and wholly
free 1101.15moke or other disagreeehle smell IVe lake a
pleasure in recommending these lamps to the oublie, as by
their use there a great saving over either sperm
or lard oil, or even candles; and we believe them to
be more cleanly and less I rouldesnme than either.
To be had at FIROWN R RAYNIOND's only, Third street,
nearly opposite the l'ost Office.
Rev. W. W. Bakewell, James (loon,
" A. ill. Bryan, Charles Nielson,
" John .ICCrn n, C. Yeager,
N. G. Collins, Win. Graham, jr.,
" Robert 11.1;11a p, E. Trovillo,
Dr 11. D. Sellers. Win. Douglass,
" E. D. Gazzam, Henry Atwood,
" Wm. NI. iVright, Isaac Cruse,
Robert H. Kerr, Esq., George IV. Henry
A. Beckham, Robert McPherson,
Thomas Onsion • John S. Shaffer,
George Miltenberger, Wm. Eichbaum,
0. P. Shiras, J. R Turner,
A. Miller, Wm. Martin,
R. M. Riddle, Post Master henry Rargesser,
R o bert Gray, James S. Clark, of the. Amer
Allen Kramer, lean Hotel,
A. F. Mart liens, John NI, Campbell
M. Stackliouse. L. A lberger,
Robert Johnston, James Mellln,
N. B Just received, an improved Patent Lomp, for
kitchen use. no♦ 19—dlw ¢ wif
TO THE PUBLIC, and part/co/arty to my former
patrons of this city:—Having retired from the
practice of Medicine, I may be permitted to say, that it
bas fallen to the lot of I lit . few persons to have enjoyed
so liberal or lane a share of ohstretrical practice as my
own has been for lasi 30 or 40 years.
The experience of i bat long period of active life, and the
feel of my having been twice, since 1830. associaled with
Dr. R. A. Wilson, In the practice of medicine, (in !milli
period of five years.) enables me to judge fully of the
merlin of his pills.
So convenient, so efficient. and yet su cafe, did f esteem
these pills, that for the lust five gents in my practice for
the cure of chronic diseases, of whatever natm , , and !hewn
of females in particular, I have used more of them titan
all other medicines.
Like every other medicine. this must foil in some in
stances, tint In my hands there has keen less disappoint.
ment and more satisfaction in t;te administration of t his
one remedy than of ail others; Its ;coo(' erfccts sometimes
finite astonishing inc.
If my patient required a safe aperient me‘lieine either
• fore or after parturition, the ‘Viliion's 1 1 1.13 were just
the thing I wonted.
Ira dyspeptic acid condition of the stomach, combined
with rostlvemss or inactivity of the liver. constituted the
disease if my patient. the pills were just the thing I
wanted.
If I treated a case requiring an emmenagogue, the
Wilson's pills were just the thing I wanted.
I f palpitation, headache, flushed countenance, or other
difficulties, indicating a disturbance of the circulatory
and secretory systems, annoyed my patient at the 'turn
of life,' tbe Wilson's pills werejust the thing I wanted.
Thus, without resp,,tet to the name, a disease might
happen to wear at the time I have had It under treat
ment, particular indications or symptons arising, were
altvays mot promptly and most happily met by the
Wilson's pill..
That so great a number of diseases, and sometimes ap.
wenn) , opposite ones, In which I have used these pills,
should be cured more readily by them than by any other
remedy, may at first seem strange and contradictory, but
why it Is so Is as clear to my mind as that a great many
persons should become thirsty from mi many different
causes, and yet all require that common and greatest r,f
all blessings, water to quench their thirst:
In conclusion, it Is due the reputation of the medicine
and the public, to say decidedly and unconditiona Ily, that
the Wilson's pills aretheonly combination bass ever
met with In my longconrse of practice. that really pos.
eearesanything curative or specific for sick headache,
Yours DR. 5 0 111.0 ADAMS.
The abere Pills designed particularly for the sick
Hoed-Ache, Dyspepsia, Constipation of the Bowels Ito.,
prepared by the proprietor Dr. R. A. Wilson, and lbr
sale, whoJesais and retail, at his dwelling bt Penn street,
below 'Slattery,
1 . intwyr—xo. 121, Corner of Woodford Prod
HStreets PlttshLrgA hat , ott 'hand a complete as
sortn,entof Quernrtv are suited tet the city or country
Dade. Also, a rboire selection of pure white and gold
band DINING AND TEA WA RE. in large or small acts,
or separate pierea to suit purchasers.
A cask of 46, 130, or 84 piece sets, superbly painted
and gilt English China Teaware, at very low prices.
' Toy Teaware, plain, and rich painted and gilt, Arose
1,00 to $5,00 per set .
Children's Mugs of every description.
White China Shaving Mugs.
Crantle Dining a, d Tea Services, In white and with
splendid American scenery printed In Mae and black.
A large variety of Steamboat Dining and Breakfast Sets,
imported to match. complete,
Fire Proof stone baking plates and dishes, from the
Derhyrhire Potteries.
Flint and Green Glass, In all their varieties.
Wiralow Glass, of every size.
Patent Buckets, Tubs and Kcelers.
Stone Pipe Heads,4c. itc.4e..
All of which are respectfully offered to the pub.
Ile on the most fa vOra hie terms. Jan 26, 1642-1 y
O n Bags Rio code r. — For sale by
Oct 4. G • 4. A. GORDON.
110111 EASE'S BOARHOUND CJINDY.--Tuvrt.s. has
1 received this day from New York. a fresh supply co.
the above celebrated cure fur Coughs, Colds and Con
sumption; and is reedy to supply customs,rtat wholesale
or retail. nt Ida Medical ofgenef, 9e Furth st.
nov 12
.AVID CLARK, Fashionable Root Maker,—
Has removed to N 0.34 Market street, between
Second and Third streets, where he wou d be happy
to see his — oht customers, and all others who feel Mottos.
ed to patronize him. He uses nothing hut first rate
sleek, and employs the best ofworktnen; and no he gives
lus constant personal attention to business., he truststbat
he will deoerve and mceive a fair share of patronage.
sen 10
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FRUIT 6. ICU CI:K.A111, et CONFECTIONARY.—
A Hunker respectfully informs his friends and the
public that they ran always find the hest quality of fee
Creams. inerther with al: kinds of confectionary and
fruits. in their sen.mn, at his establishment—No. 11,
Fifth Street, between Wood and Market.
N. B.—Parties supplied on the shortest notice, with
cakes, or ant thing in his line. Also families furnished
with Breed.
Sep 10
D R. GOODE'S Celebrated Female Pills. These
Pitts are strongly recommended to the notice of
the ladies na a safe and efficient remedy in removing
those complaints peculiar to their sex, from want of e:•
crcise, or general debility of the system. They obviate
costiveness, and counteract ell Hysterical and Nervous
alTections: These Pine have gained the sanction and
approbation of the most eminent Physicians In the Uni
t*/ Slater, and many Mothers. For sale Wholesale and
Retail, by. R. E. SELLERS. Agent,
sep 10 No. 20. Wood Street, below Second.
__—
pt. ADAIR, Boot sad Shoe Mater, Liberty St.,
W opposite the heed of eld st., Pittsburgh.—
Tbo subscriber haying bought out Smithfi
the stock of the late
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 best manner
and ou the shortest notice. He keeps constantly on hand
a forge assortment ofsboe findings or all descriptions and
of the best quality. He solicits the patronage of the pub.
Ile and of the croft. WM. ADAIR.
sett 10
p ITTSBUR GH.M.AIRTFACTORY.-Bprings
and Axles for Carriages at Eastern Prises.
The subscribere manufacture and keens Constantly on
band,Coaeh,C and Ellptle Springs (warranted,) Junlata
Iron Axles, Sliver and Bras plated Dash Prames, Brass
And plated Hub Bands, Stamp Joints, Patent Leather,
Silver and Brass Lamps, Three fold Steps, Malleable
Iron, Door Dandles and Hinge., *a, 4e .
JONES d• enr.EmAnr.
'no 10 St. Clair st.. near tie illesheny Ratan.
HD. SELLERS, M. D., office and dwelling In Found
. near Ferry street. ten 13-1 y
LOOK AT THIS.
The attention 'ftho-e who have been somewhat seep.
Heal in reference to the numerous cerlificales published
In favor of Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
ry, on account of the persons being unknown In this sec
tlon of the State, is respectfully directed to the following
certificate, t he writer of which has been a eh Igen of this
borough for several years, and is known in a gentleman
of Integrity and responsihtlliy.
To the Aptier. Mr. J. KIRBY.
' I have used Hr. Swayne's Comp tad Syrup of Wild
Cherry for a capQlt, w lf h which I have been severely of
flicted for about four mouths, and I have no hesitation
In saying that ft is the moo effective medirine that I have
been able to procure. It composes all uneasiness. and
agrees well with my diet,—and mantains a regular and
good appetite. I can freely recommend It to all others
almilarly afflicted. J. Mistuck, Borough of Chambersh'g.
March 9. Iff4o.
For safe by WILLIAM p `4l
THORN N0..53 Market street.
FRUIT, SHADE. AND ORNAMFNTAL
TREES.
p - - •
ERSONS degiroug of procuring Fruit. S h ut e. and
Ornamental Tree!, or Shrnhberit, from Philadel
phis or New York, are miaowed to make application as
goon as poggilde, at the Drug and Seed Etore of the rub
ecrlber, where can he had catalogue., gratult ou "5
most-excellent uariel leg. •°""Thi" - f Wood
gen 31 No 184 S "
Ir.icOrt enw re
-61‘41 7 ,7 iiitiltyacqualnle h T
is f Henri. and the pub i l l elic d
gen•
ratty, that he has commenced the Marble business nt the
corner of Fifth and Liberty sts.,srhere will be constantly
on hand, tomb stones, mantel pleees, monuments, head
and foot stones, table slabs for cabinet ware, and every
art leteappeetalnln: to the business. He will warrant Ills
wort to be well done, and his charts., will he moderate.
He reepectraltyaßks n share of nubile patronage. up 10-
A.N.NA 4- TURA - 13 ULL, Baorsirrolits os von C[4l4
von Parra MILL. Steubenville, Ohio, having rem")•
ved their store from this city, have appointed Holdship
4. Browne, No. 49 Market at., between 3rd and 41h, a•
cents for ,r.e sale of the different kinds of Paper mannfae—
lured v them, where their friends and enlistment will al
wayslind a revAthtr supply of paper, fIICTI as Cap and
p et Writtne, pinin and faint lined; Wrapping and Tea
paper; Bonnet Boards, and Printine Paper of different si•
zes and onalilles,nll of which will he sold on the most
aecommodatin! terms.
801,osme rtrinwptc, manntlicinrers and Importers of
Wall Papers And Borders. keeps ennsta oily nn hand eve
ry variety of Entry, Parlor And Chamber Papers, of the
latest styles and most handsome patterns, ivbich they
gilt sell taw and on accommodating terms, wholesale
or retail: nov 18—tf.
Porio'4e ridiform Scnies on win els. 10 weigh 2,500
$55 00.
do do do do 2.005 at $43 00
do do do do 1,500 at 35 00
do do do do 1,000 at 30 00
.to do du do 500 at 25 thr.)
With raising levers en addition of $3 to each scale.
Dormant scales for the u•e of Warehouses, Flouring
Mills, ,tc.,the same prices as above.
A Isn,While's Patent Counter Scale, with 0. Young's
improvements, and a variety of other counter scales,
which they will sell for from 11 to $l5,
They also manufacture Steam Engines for Flouring
Mills. Saw Mills. Salt Works, cl-c„ double and singe
;eared slide tat hes,foot and other lathes for wood turning
lialehinPs for tenanting chairs, planing machines, door
and sash machines. Hall's patrnt horse puwer, with or
without thrashing machines, a superior article; circular
saw shells, machines for sawing tam Tinner's inn
chines and tools oral' descriptions, also for making black
ing boxes, a superior article; governors for steam engine
stocks, laps and dies, coffee mills, bedstead or joint hots
and machinery for making the same, cotton factory ma•
chinery made or repaired; printing press plallens turned
and printing presses repaired.
JAMES MAY, Agen
sep 22—t f
yOTIN B. GUTHRIE, Auctioneer and Commis
0/ skin Merchant,No.lo6,eorser of Wood 4 . "%fa att.
Pittsburgh: Having beenappointed one of the Auction
eers fot the City of Pitsburgh. tenders his services to Jot.•
bets, trianufactitrers and dealers, who may be disposed
to make trial of this market. He is prepared to make
advances nn consignments of all saleable commodities.
and trusts tosathify correspondents by quick sales, and
speedy 'and favorablk returns.
That the various interests which may be confided to
him, shall be adequately protected, he brings to the aid
of his own experience in business and acquaintance with
merchandise generaliv, the services of Mr. BAKVICL
FAHNISBTOCK; heretofore advantageously known, as an
importer and dealer in Hardware and Cutlery, with
whom a permanent engagement is made.
REFaR TO
Messrs. M. Tiernan, Pres'i. of M. 4 M. '
'• Bank.
Darlington 4 Peebles.
RobertGalway,
" James M. Cooper,
•' James May,
R. M. Riddle, Piitsbargb
Wm Robinson. Jr. Prete(
or Exchange Bank.
Hampton.Bmlth, 4 Co..
John D. Davis,
Samuel Church,
J. K. eoothuid,
Jas. W. Brown 4 Co.
•' John B. Brown. 4. cot
Smith 4 Btgalay,
Yard!), 4 Chafers,
'• John R. Biddle,
John Dalloell,
FAMILY FLOUR—Jun received a file berrels of
Superior Floor, mark/ exprioely-for AeNly uae.:For
sale by ISAAC CRUSE,II3 f 4, 15i.
la Store 50bartebt alp. Door..
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their litachlnt
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lee Roll, Pitts
nnfactnre and
nd the follow.
tg aca lesov hot.
composed of
ietal):
No. 1, Port
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Weigh S.lth/
u lids,at 665,
f OUNG 4. RRADBURV
Philadera
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PROSPECTUS'
For publishing a sew Daily Paper in the City of Pi
itrih, to ba entitled the
DAILY MORNING POST,
T liE Subscribers having made arrangements to merge
the American Manufacturer and Pittsburgh blercu.
ry into one Journal, have concluded to publish a daily
paper with the title of the Daily Morning Post.
The leading object of lite. Pars" will be tired:slimiest
tion and defence of the political principles that have here
tofore been maintained by the Editors, In their respective
papers, and their best efforts will still be devoted to the
advancement and success of those doctrines.
Although, in polities, the prier will he thoroughly
democratic, yet the Editors hope, by giving an honest,
candid history of passing Political event!, Foreign
and Domestic. Intelligence, and brief notices of all nat
ter, and oecurrentes that come properly within the sphere
Of a Public Journal, to make their paper editiclently In-
craning to entitle it to the patronage of the public, Ir.
respective of party conaderat ions-
In addition to the political and general news that will
be Ibund in the "Moraine Post," the Editors will take
pains to furnish the business community with,
the latest and most luttresting COXMZRCIAL
IxracLt
aims from all parts of the country, and to have prepa
red such account, of the Markets and Me State of Trade
at will beadvaniageous to our Merchants and BasinetS
Men in their several callings.
Terre.—The Porr will be published en a large imperb
al sheet of Eine paper, (manufactured especially for this
Journll) at the unusually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS
kr annum, payable In advande. It will also be sold by
news.boys at the low rate of TWO CENTS a copy.
lideretfsentents will be Inserted at the lowest rates
charged by the other daily papers of the city.
D:" - TWENTY active lads are wanted to sell the Post,
who will be engaged on the most liberal terms
THOS. PHILLIPS
August 31, 1841
1.00 HIIDS. KY. LEAF TOBACCO, In store and
for sale by
.1. t;. t A. OORDON,
No. 12, Water street.
F ARM FOR S A I.R.—The undetsigned °lrma for listen
tract of land situated 4 miles from Freeport, In the
direction or Kittanning, Buffalo 'hownshlp, Armstrong
county, containing 100 aerev. 65 cleared end ander good
fence; 10 of whlcn are in meadow— it good square lag
dwelling house and cabin barn ereeeed thereon—an apple,
orchard of 80 beating trees—and a spring of
water convenient convenient tothe house. -residing at the
FOR TERMS iermlle above Free
Salttvorks °lithe-- •
Irsrs»•
t• TILE WlSE.—ltis now well understood how
much disorders of the mind depend for their cure
upon a due attention lathe body. It is now understood
how valuable is that medicine which will remove morbid
aecninutallons without weakening the bodily power. It is
now understood that there is a reciprocal influence be.
(wren the mind and the body. It is now understood that
purging with the Brandreth Pills will remove a melan•
choly, and even insanity la cured by perseveringly using
them: It Is now understood how much domestic happt.
nese depends npon the healthy condition of the digestive
organ..
It is now well known that the Brandreth Pills have
cured thousands of hopelees 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 Prandreth Pills so cure, but it Is also tin
dendood how they rare; that It is by their purifying efleet
on the blood that they restore the body to health.
The value of the medicine Is becoming more and more
ma nlfest,it Is recommended daily front family to family.
The Brandreth Pills remove In an almost imperceptible
manner allnoilouv accumulation. and purify antimvigce
rate the biomi.and their good erects are not counterbalan
ced by any Inconveniences; being composed entirely of
vegetables they do not expose those who use them to
danger; and their effects are as certain as they are salu
tary; they are daily and safely admininters d to Infancy,
youth, manhood, and old age. and to women In the most
critical and delicate circumstances. They do not disturb
or shock the animal functions, but restore their order
and •ttahliah their health.
Sold at Dr. Bread ret h's Office, No. 98, Wood street,
Pittsburgh. Price 25 cents per hos, with full directions.
MARK—The only place in Pittsburgh where the genii•
ins Pills can he obtained, is the LoctorN own office, No.
98 Wood street.
sap 10
PO THE LADIES —Why do you not remove that
superfluous hair you have upon yoit, foreheads
and upper lips 7 By calling at Tuvrce's, 86 Fourth it.,
and obtaining a bottle of Gouraud's Poudres &Mies,
which will remove It at once without II frecilng the skin.
Ton can also obtain Couraud's truly celebrated Eau de
Reissue, which will at once remove all freckle•, pimples,
eruptions of the skin, and make your face look per eat).
fair; and to those who wish to assist nature•by adding
more color to their cheeks, they can obtain some of Gou•
raud's celebrated Liquid Rouge, which cannot he rubbed
off even by a wet cloth. Also may be found a good as
sortment of Perfumery, such as Cologne, Bears' Oil, Al.
mond, Palm, Windsor; and other Soaps.
Rem , mher. at Tuttle'., Medical Agency; 86 4th street.
Dec. 8, 1842
BR ANDRETH PILLS.
4 ET Invalids read the following account of a Sailor
cured of a complication of afflictions In nineteen
days by the use of Brandreth Pith. It distinctly proves
there are herbs In nature which have adinhy cure be
cause of disease, and Brandreth's Pulls are made for them
Read and be convinced. Take the medicine andbe cured
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUAMTISAI
DIA RRH(EA, AND AFFECTION OR P THE LONGA
JOFIN AUAw, of Pembroke, Washington county, Maine,
being dilly sworn, says, that he was taken violently sick
about six months since. The pains In his head, breast,
back, left side and , nstep being so had that lie was una.
hie to help himself, and was taken Into the Christ.* Ron_
pital in the cite of Boston. That after being In said
hospital five weeks, Doctor Otis said he did not know
what was the matte, with him, and that he could do
nothing for him, nor could he prescribe any medicine .
Thai he, therefore, was conveyed front the Chelsea Hoe.
phal to the Sailor's retreat on Staten island. That he
was there physieked with all sorts of medicine for a pert•
od of (cur months, suffering all the time the most heart.
rending misery.— That, besides hls affection of tits hones
he was troubled much with a disease of the lungs: some.
times he would spit a quart of phlegm In the day; besides
this affection he had a bad Diarrhma, which had more
or less attended him from the commencement of his sick.
news. That at times he dreaded a stool worse than he
would have dreaded death; that saran compare the feel-
Ing to nothing save that of knives passing through his
bowels. Allier suffering worse than death at the Sailor's
Retreat, on Staten inland, the doctor told him that medi
cine was of no use to him. that he mu-t try to stir ahem.
At this time he was suffering the greatest misery. That
his bones were so tender he could not bear the least press.
are upon the elbow or upon the knee, that his instep was
most painful. that as the Doctor said he would give him
no more medicine he determined to procure some of Dr.,
Rrandreth's Pills, which be did, from 241 Broadway
New York; that he commenced with five pulls, and some
times increased the dose to eight. The first week's use
so With benefited hint, that the doctor, not knowing
what he was using, saki, tnow,Shaw. you look like ■
man again; if you Improve In this way, you will soon he
well.' That he found every dose of the Brandreth Pills
relieve him, 'first they cured him of the pain when at
stool; that they nazi eared the diatrhcsa, aad finally the
pains in hie boning—That the medicine seemed to add
strength to him everyday. Re told the doctor yester
day the 11th Instant, that he felt himself well, and also,
thit be •wed hie recovery to R•andiethe Pills tinder
Providence, that he had taken the medicine Neely day
for 12 days; that the doctor told him if he had known he
had awn taking that medicine. he should sot bars stayed
another day In the house. Re considers if !shit dot/ to
wake this public statement for the benefit °fall similarly
afflicted; that tb•y may know where to find a medicine
that will cure them- JOHN SHAW,
Jobe new being by me d sly sworn ibis 13th day of
A pill, 1842, did depose and ray tha t the foregoing states
meet le tree. .1. D. WHEELER. Commissioner Of Deed,
The NRAWDII277I PI4LI arm sold st Dr. Bram
dretb's principal office. 241. 11R042,WAT. New Yor
aad at Ms prieelpht Office, No. 98 Wood et net, Pitiebiergb,
the aItfiTPL.ICZ is Pittsburgh where the genuine can
be Obt/i*Olii • 111422.tii1141..
, . _
WM. t PHILIP BAKER
Many years had passed, and Poll stilt
still seemed to prosper in her temporal af.
fairs—rumor had represented ber as the
possessor of treasure unknown; but there
were years that Succeeded, and the hith
erto misanthropical being, was forced to
seek for the assistance of those neighbors',
whose aid on former occasions she would
have refused. They were in requisition
for the collection of her harvest stores, and
the other incidental labours of country life;
Until then the old mistress -of the castle
had concealed her intercourse with weird.
and sprites from the other world; 'out tbe
concealmekt could no longer be continued
and what transpired was tie Legend of
the country fur many subsequent years, and
is now barely fading from memory.
Every person in the least conversant
with the superstition/sof the country must
have heard of the Phooka, and his pranlat
of mischief, on Allhallows loe; but wheth
er it was, that the old crone of the Castle
was too morose or old•fashioned for his
merry capers, or whether it was good 11111.
ture towards her alone, induced him to re—
verse his usual course of proceedings, is' ,
unknown. But according t o oi l Jones'
statement, he was the sole t in the
completion of her agriculture operations,
and the•invaible one also. Doting his ma •
ny years of service to her, she had never
once seen him, although she often hear./
him bustle about in the under apartmeneae
of the Code; sod found on rising theses.
morning, that be had during the night,.
toiled for her to sem* purpose. Regularly
as the uigbt aorsiehe was at work, 14 '
Poll Jones saw hr stairs pauper under
THE LITERARY POST.
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• TOR TITi fag.
Irish Tales and Sketches.
No. 2.—Legend TonecAdis Castle.
BZ JOHN O'HANLON.
Who is there, even in this remote. world,
that has not heard of the many ruined and
romantic castles and abbeys, so thickly
spread over the green hills and valleys of
the Emerald Isle? Who has not heard of
our Round Towers, our Crittnliebs, our
Forths, Ruths, and the the thousand rettow
Its of some thousand yearal Which of
our adopted citizet.a from this ocean Isle s (
will not look back to scenes that are never
more to return, and dwell on them with
feelings ofkgrateful remembrance---inde.
scribable as are the emotions of th e I r ish
'heart's There is a romance in every hill
and glen; in every ivied turret, and motile
dering abbey;—a fairy -charm from
r am
rock bound shore, to the central Shannon,
on lake, and plain, and river:--sornething
that awakens feelings at once sublime and
melancholy, as we glance back in mind
through the reminieceeces of our country'i
history, and tread upon the ground, con.
secreted by the deeds of other men and
other days. But these are conaideratione
fur the deep-seated feeling of the enthusi.
ast; and, the patriot who feels them net,
is —. Yet lively imagination haa
clothed every spot of our island, with vis
ions of her own creation; and from these
lighter subjects we cull the selection of
tales, unknown and unnoted.
The old Castle of Tenechelle is situated
on the banks of the Silver-Bartow, in 'ale.
northern part of the Queen's county—.
Around this venerable keep stretches a
country of exquisite beauty; plaine_arey
meadows of the brightest verthrce", - by the'
but. not at immoa lid some isolated.
Cap a ra. Ruin is strongly brie
essed . on this ancient fortress; but ars
may yet roll over, and leave its mauve
walls strong in decay.
The feudal days are gone, and with them
its feudal tenants; the mailed chief and his
military serf are gathered long since to
the grave of their fathers; and even the
peaceful inhabitant whose name is yet re
membered in the traditions of the country;
lingers not in the land of the living. Even..
the Legend—th e suljeet of our present
essay„will in a few short years be numbers
ed with the 'things that were;' the sire
will neglect to transmit it to his grand
child;and it will sink with the wreck of the.
old chroniclers of the 'border marshes.
Amidst these ancient rains in the mid
dle of the last century, lived an old crone
called Poll Jones, whose early life was an
unsolved subject of enquiry amongst the
neighboring inhabitants. Alone and seclu
ded,she passed beneath thesqwalls the bet
ter,or at least the longer pert ofa life,which
was protracted to years seldom attained at
the present day. Her unsocial temper.
shut her out from the converse and re.
garde of the peasants around; but, at times
she was seen plying at such works of do
mestic industry, as suited her years and
station. Singular as it may appear, she
held a small farm in the immediate viciais
ty of the Castle, the produce of which was
collected into her granaries in the lower
parts of her mansion; and so great was the
store laid up on some occasions, that one
might almost fancy, the parapetted keep
was furnished as of old, for the many rase
ges it had endured. Assistance she never
sought from her neighbors, nor needed:-.....
her harvests were prosperous and abun
dant; and as if by some miraculous agency,
were transferred from the grain field to s
more end and repository. Little could be •
collected of her mode of life, and manner
of living; but conjecture was busy on these
subjects, and many surmises passed -thro'
the minds of her rustic neighbors, that
she had close and frequent conferences
with apilits of another world. But time,
the great unveiler of events, removed this
shade of mysticism, and the unsocial ten-.
ant of Tenechelle keep was the first to re,
veal her own secrets.
Siilin
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