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PUBLISHED BY
71P38.. PHILLIPS & W. H. SMITH,
X. W. COAXER OF WOOD 4 , FIFTH STS
irligg.lll4,,--FtVE DOLLARS a year, payible in
It/entice, tingle copies TWO CENTLt—for sale at the
meteler et the nice, and by News Bey'.
TIM Mercury and Manufacturer
to jiildbttei WEEKLY, at the same office, on a double
Oreihts sheet, at TWO DOLL %RS a year, in ad.
♦aeee. 'Single conks, SIX CENTS.
Timms of A
n FAUAttli OF TWII
Die lesettlee, 0.501
wilwertient. 0.75
reree s tniertioes, 1.00
One mot, 1.50
T lie steak*. 3.00
Tine weeks. 440
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS
►T itlt.l6l7llC.
Ous thsitry. Two Squares
Or emotes, $lll,OO I Six months, 1113,00
sae year. 25.00 One year, 3 . 5,00
trrtargel advertisements in prorortion.
- - 041UP3of four lines Six Doct.Lits a year.
rUSLIO OFFICES,&C.
Vie! Pest 13MM. Terd between Market awd Wood
Ilkstadta—R. IA RiePe, 'Postmaster.
Cagrek ff,x:rra, Weser, 4th doer 'Prom We st. Peter.
eau", traillings Mater teen istreflerek, Centel Or.
Care Teassoat. Wood between, Mit and Second
4treets—lames A. Bertram. Treanwer.
COUNTY TRICLSIIItY, Third street, next door to the
Third Presbyterian Chureh—S. R. Johnston, Treasurer.
diteett's Orrice, Fourth, between Market and Wood
eta—Atctrander Hay, Mayor.
allacoommies lizonorea.
'BANKS.'Pourth, near Market st.
Itreastostest,tietweett Market and Wood streets, on
Tynerll mad Vomit streets:
Mesrm&wrs • Leo Mklllo/ACTl:lllytts. AN D FARMILTRIV
teats Banc. (formerly Saito; Fund,) Fourth, betty en
peel eted Market attests.
Etresmea, Fifth street, near Wood.
- -HOTELS.
1111 House. Water street, near the Bride.
,Meeriastes floret.. corner or Penn and St. Clair.
limemsamrs' Ho-rst., corner of Third and Wood.
Atstaatcan Hout.,eorner 01 Third and Smithfield.
.....ivateeras, corner of Penn street and Canal.
IftllojelaerlErier..z., Liberty street, near Seventh.
‘141.11.0as Ms.trinon House, Liberty St. opposite Wayne
m awrrton Hoerr. Penn St. oppointe Canal
RT 'WOODS, ATTORNEY AND
VW . ODIJNSELLOR AT LAW.—Office remo
elilbibtiatteweirs offices on Grant st., neaily opposite
41Mirmlbse Court House, nest rooms to John D. Mallon,
( ..-rlrst floor. srp
:VINO& H. ELLIOTT, M. D.—Office reutimei t
81. Clair street, between Pin* and Liberty Sta
h
PiterargA p
mew GOODS,—Preston 4. Mackey, wh.,lesale and
retail dealers in English, French, and Domestic
pry Goods, No. Sl. Market at , Pittsburgh. rep 10
MICANDLESS & AVCLURE, Attorneys and
Counseilors at Law: Office in the Diamond. !tack
of the old Court Douse, Pitisiturgh. seri 10
jy aide yik.ttt; Morrow. be t wed d A ptr de oo rm d zi a lt: id of: m e il n h o fi r e t i l d l
, riitsha r PeP 10
IINIIIPDEVITT, Whotritaie Grocer Rectiftlog
And Dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh
ihtstisegeruired Articles, N.. 224 Liberty Street. Piths
isvgll. seri 10
=1,411. Ile WIL'.LLg S ICni S. DILWORI if
,:
LLIAMS & DlLAVORTll.—whotenic
Mr.
Grocers Produce and Commission Merchants. and
Mileolfs is Pittsburgh Manufactured article,. No. 20.
%Via - A street. sett 10
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If. ROBINSON, Attorney at Law
Office on the north side of the Diatnondttetwee
Mattel and Union streets, upstairs sep 10
A 1. IDURBOELAW, Attorney at Law; tenders
VIA professional services to tlit. public. Office cur.
Lei Flab and Market Streets, above D. Lloyd k Co's
stiorernstabersh. Pa. sep 10
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sons B. Stumm JAS. N.
RIFF KEA.N, Manufacturers of Copper.
RIM. and Sheet lron Ware. No. 80, Front at., Fii ts-
IWO. Hotta Spouting and Steamboat workpromp
10 IIV
eekkid. sep
.1111,11•111-11 TOUI( • FRANCIS 1.. YOUNG.
B. YOUNG & CO., Furniture Ware
Irit4ll4l", uorner of Hand st. or Exchange Alley.
-MIN* wishing to purchase Furniture, will find it to
Itartisitraotage to give us a call. being fully satisfied p
that
please as to quality and price. se 10
ntiTTCON AIIIS.-Just received 160 choice Mut
tra .
Hams, 'veil cured and for sate cheap by the do.
.; oi retail, by ISAAC tIARRIS,
MI 10 N 0.9, Fitth sr
RIUTA BAP At.--A dupp'y of Landreth's Fresh Bo-
to Bata, and other different varieties of Turnip
0.-i. jest received and for sale at azurcen PRICKS at the
01,111 add Peed Store of F. L. SNOWDEN,
nap 10 No. 184 Liberty Slreet, head of Wood.
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VVEBB CLOSEYO Boot and Shoe Manuincio•
ry, No. 83 Fourth St., next door to the U. States
Bank. Ladies Prnoella, Kid and Satin Shoes made in
bie oiri test sianoer,and by the nevrest Prench patterns.
aelP lQ
5,000 MORUS MULTICAULUS. in lots to suit
purchasers; to be disposed of by
F. L. SNOWDEN,
No. 184 Lrberi7 street, head of Wood.
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'DAHLIA ROOTS, Flowers and Flower Seeds of ev•
dry deoerlatton, tan always bed at the Drg
i d Seed store of F. ha d
NOWDEN'.
attn'lo 184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
11ItnoIs Annual Mammoth Onion Seed, for
• late at the Drug and seed store
F. LSNOWDEN,
184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
ago I.
Alan (.BS. NEW JERSEY SWEET POTATOES,
MIA", for seed; just received by
F. L. SNOWDEN,
No. 184, [Aber( y head of Wood et.
GAEDIEN TOOLS, consisting of Hoes, Fancy Spades
Transplanting Trowels, Eddini Tools, Budding
%elves, Pruning Knives, Pruning Shears, etc.. Just re.
sifted and for sale by F. L. SNOWDEN.
imp /0 184 Liberty street. heed of Wood.
• .n Hains.--Just received a small sup•
e'eured Venison Hams, on retail
for carrent money.
ISAAC H %HMIS. Agent,
and Cony. Merchant
CI VOW,
r
ISS• 100 •••" ---
• Doteh Clover Seed, Orchard Grass and
impree,ify Blue Grass,
L. o alwa F. n band and for
ys
SNOWDEN,
N 0.154 Liberty street, head of Wood.
t i o rwal fr BUCHAN AN, Attoraelt at 1,4117, Office
40.09011 from the Diamond, to • A ttorney'aßow,"
diMWElrastrti street, between Market and Wood
. seplo
• AI.kg.BLANKS, for proceedings in AC.
iilactate law, for sale at this
ig iwit seder t Office.
tr:JiAL,g.—Lots on the North East corner of Coal
6ASS**4 gip street- Apply to
w.,-'lOlllll/. DARLINGTON, Market, near 4th at.
~,-. .
11.11103.1.aadreth's French Einar Beet Seedjast
'.:mod aril for tale at the Drug and seed
Sr - F. L. SNOWDEN,
184 f..4belty street, head of Wood.
11181AMON OF PARTNERSMP.—Tbe
eepoutitemblp berstarone Wines between WU,-
tints" ash SEMI A SEM HOPEWELL Is this day
Otte 1111111611 ensseat. Dishy le suttiorised
11110111. 1 11MBe et Umbria is muting up the business
witu AM Wore,
perm T.II9FILWILLLI
INC LINES Ott LESS:
One month, .00
Taro moots, 6.0E1
Three monthC, 7.00
Four months, 8,00
Six months, 10,07
One year, 1.5.00
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BAIL •
NI• G POST
JOHNSTON 4. STOCKTON, Booksellers, Printers and
Paper al anufactuzerfa No. 3?, blatkei et. seplo-ly
JOHN ANDERSON, amithfield•Foundry, Water at..
near the Monongahela House, Pittsturgh. aep 10-1 y
LEONARD S. !MINS, Alderman, St.Cleir street, se
coed door from Liberty. sep 10-1 y
DR. S. R. HOLMES., Office in Second street, next door
to Id Ovally it Co's Glass Warehouse sep 10-1 Y
S/lUNK it FINDLAY. Attorneys at Law, Fourthst.,
near the Mayor's °Mee, Pittsburgh. sep 10-1 y
THOS. HAM I LTON. Attorney at Lats. - Fifth, between
Wood and Smithfield sic. Pittsburgh. sep 10-1 y
HUGH TONER, Attot nes at Law. North East corner
of Smithfield and Fourth street!. sep 10-19
TIVOIRTIOR HANNA JAXESTURNBUI.L.
HANNA 4- TURNBULL'S Paper Warehouse. No.
104, Wood at., where may he had a general supply
of writing wraPpint. printing. wall paper, blank books,
school hooks, ke, c. seP 10--ly
UPI C. TOWNSEND lc CO.. Wire Workers ate.
IL. Manufacturers, N 0.23 Market al reel, between 2d
and 3d streets. eep 10-1 y
I, 4 IXCHANGE HOTEL, Corner of Penn and St. Clair
si reels, by bIeKIBBIN 4 SMITH.
sep 10—ly
BROWNSVILLE JUNIATA IRON WORKS.--Ed
ward Hushes. Manufacturer of Iron end Nails
Warehouse N 0.25. Wood Al.. Puttsburgh. sell 10 y
IG M ETAL.-77 tons soft Piz Metal .for sale by
J.G.k A .GOREON •
No. 12 Water street
3,000 Las. A %CO:4 A ANIS. IEOOO lbs. Baton
Shoulders, for save by
J. G.4^ A. GORDON,
No. 12 Water street
WAS. PATTERON, Jr.. Birmingham, near Pittsburgh,
Pa., Manufarturer of Locks. Hinges and Bolts; To•
bacco, Fuller. Mill and Timber Screws; Houten Screws for
Rolling ?dills, 4-c. sep 10—fy
JMIN 111 9 C LOS KEY . Tailor and Clothier, Laber.y
street, between Sixth and Virgin alley, South side.
sep TO
JW. BUII.BRIDG 11 it CO., Wholesale Grocers and
Commission Merchants— Second street, between
Wood and Smithfield sts.,Pittsburgh. seplo 1 y
G connori. Commission and Forwardin
J• Merchant, Water at.. Pittsburgh. sep 10-1 y
LTA hIS.--4 casks hams, a good article, received per S
R Corsair, and for sale by J. Rik
IA2, . GORDON.
No. Water street
S—
UO AR k MOLASSES.-40 UM, New Orleans Su
!ar; BO Mils Slew Orleans lliolawres; for sale I , s ,
Pep TO J. G. k A. GORDON:
QUG A R.-7 hbds prime. N. 0. Siitar, received net S
8. hlaine, and for sale by I.G. 4-A GORDO N.
• sep 10 No. 12, at
50 BACON CASKS Jo order, on lia.nd and for rale by
sep 10 J. G. It A. COR DON, No. 12, Weller id
QUO A R AND ftlol, ASSRS.—I3 hhds sod 4 b!.ls N. 0.
Sugar, 32 bids N. 0. Molasses, received per Stesusbost
Importer, and for sale by J. G. tA. GORDON,
No. 12. Water street
5 BBL& WO 011., for saie by
;' B. A. FAH NESTOCK 4- CO.,
corner of 6th and Woodall ,
up
1631 PA POW Germantown Lamp Black for sale
by 1.1. A. FAIINEATOCK sr CO.,
corner of 61 h and Woods's.
200I'" PreptaredßChAatkifAntir ;Firs
I C K R. CO.
corner of eri h and Wood Ala
SUGAR AND ftlol. ASSES.-60 htids, N. O. Sugar
25 bids. do. do., 100 do. Plantation Molasses. fo
sale by J. G. k A.GORDON.
sep 13 No. 12 Water street.
BLANK PETITIONS, NOTICES, &C.—
o be used In Bankruptcy proceedings, printed on
good paperjand in the farm approved by t he Cowl Jot sale
at the Office of the Mercury and Democrat. sep 10
WIVI. IIUBBARD, fashionable hoot and
shoe Manufacturer. No. 101, Third s' reel, het weep
Wood and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh ser.lo
BUCKMAST'ER, AT'RNEY AT LAW,
1)11 • has reintiVed his office to the corner of Fourth
street arid Cherry Alley, between Smithfield and Grant
at reels, Pittsburgh. sep 10
Irk AVID SAN DS, NN ATCII & CLOCK
a t. -71- , MAKER, N 0.7 , St. Clair street, ruts
, burgh.
DEALER IN WATCRES,CLOCKS,BREASTPINS
FINGER RINGS, GRAINS, KEYS, CO.4IES, 4c.
sep 10
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.— A riot
supply of Landreth's Garden Seeds, always on
hand, and for sale at his agency, the F Dry: slore of
. L. SNOWDEN,
184 Liberty sr reel, head of Wood
DR. DAVID WARD liar his office and residence
en Fourth Street, nearly south of the Court House.
second dwelling from Rout street. He will faithfully attend
all rails pertaining to his profession. Night calls should be
made at the door above the basement. sep 10
EMOV AlL—Mall hew Jones, Barber and flair Dress
11 er, has removed to Fourth street, oppositet he &lay
ors office, where he will be happy to:wait upon permanen
ur transient customers. Ile solicits a share of public pat
Ilep 10
WM. A. WARD, DENTIST, Penn st. three
door below Irwin street, Boors of business, from
9A. K., until 5 P. M., after which time he will ottend
to no one except in cases of actual necessity. He
would further inform those who may think proper to
employ him, that he expects immediate payment, without
the necessity on his part of sending in bills. sep 10
JOHN 1111FARLAND, Upholsterer and Cabiwet
M...ker, Third at. hawses Wood k Market streets.
respectful informs his friends and the public that he is
prepared to execute alt orders for Sofas, Sideboards, Bu
reaus,Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, Stands, flair and spring
Mattrasses, Curtains, Carpets, alt tonsof Upholstering
work, which he will warrant equal .o any made in Ilie
city, and on reasonable terms. rep 10
REMOVAL!—The subscribers have removed to WA.
ter between Wood and Smithfield streets, where
they will continue the Wholesale Grocery and Commis.
'ion business. and would respectfully south the patron.
age of their friends. J. W. BUDBDIDGE tS• Co.
Dec 3
COMMERCIAL AUCTION ROOMS, No.
110 Word Street, eittsbarpt.—R. A. Bailsman,
Auctiotfeer and Commiwion Merchant, Is now prepared
to receive and sell all kinds of Goods and Merchandise,
at his large and capacious looms, No. 110, North East
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets, Pittsburgh.
Regular sales of Dry Goods, Furniture, Groceries and
other articles, on Mondays and Thursday of each week.
Hardware, Cutlery, Dry Goods, and Fancy articles, on
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings.
Books, 4- c., every Saturday evening.
Liberal advances made on Consignments when wanted.
R ttttt aces.
Messrs. John D. Davie, Esq.,
- Moseley Smtth.
Hampton. Smith, 4. co..
F. Lorenz 4. co.,
J. W. Burhrldse dr CO.,
.. B. M'Ree k co.
.. Capt. James OrGargill,
C. !humeri, Esq.
Jona M'Fadden Esq.
Logan k Kennedy.
J. K. Moorhead 4. co.
.1. J. P. Stuart, Esq.
Robert Galway, Esc
Capt. Jas. May.
Illtellay.Maana, 4. CO.
" William ayes" : Wbselkne
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8.0. Heavy. Lesinilie
Smith. lager, it Co ?Mb.
HIIIGBY — No. 121, Corner of Wood end Front
Streets, Pittsbi.rgk, has oo hand a complete as
sortmentof Queensware suited to the city or country
trade. Also, a choice selection of pure while and gold
hand DINING AND TEA WARE, in large or small sets,
or separate pieces to snit purchasers.
A cask of 46, 60. or 84 piece sets, superbly pninted
and gilt English China Teaware, at very low prices,
Toy Teaware, plain, and rich painted and gilt, free
1.00 to 45,00 per set.
Ghildren'slidurts of every description.
While China Shaving Mugs.
Granite Dining at d Tea Idervices, in while and with
splendid American scenery printed in Mee and black.
A large variety of Steamboat Dining and Breakfast Sets,
imported to match. complete,
Fire Proof stone baking plates and dishes, from the
Derbyshire Potteries.
Flint and Green Glass, In all their varieties.
Window Glass, of every size.
Patent Buckets, Tubs and Reeler,.
Stone Pipe Heads, 4. tkc.
All of which are respectfully offered to the pub.
Ilc on t he most favorable terms. Jan 26,1642-1 Y
d 100 Baas Rio Coffee.
on 4. For sate by
• A. GORDON-
IDEASE'S BOARBOUND CANDY.—TuiitTr has
received this day from New York. a fresh supply o.
the above celebrated cure fur Coughs, Colds end Con
gumption; and is ready to supply enotomersat wholesale
or retail. at his Medical Agency, 26 Fourth st.
nov 12
DAVID CI.ARK, Agot. easkionabie Beet Maker,—
Ihie removed to No. 34 Market street, between
Second and Third streets, where he woo d be happy
to see his old customers, and ill others who feel dtspos.
ed to patronize him. He uses nothin; but first rate
sleek. and employs the best of workmen; and as be gives
Ins constant personal attention to business, he truststhat
he will deserve and receive a fair share of patrona:e.
seri 10
CREAM, 4- CONFECTIONARY.—
A Hunker respectfully informs his friends and the
politic that they can always find the best quality of Ice
Creams. together with al: kinds of confectionary and
fruits. In their fqfrt on, at his estabrikatent— No. 11.
Fifth street, bet we n Wood and Market:
N. 13.--Partics supplied on the shoiiest notice, with
cakes. or anything in his line. Also families furnished
min Bread. seri 10
FVANStS CAMOMILE PILL LS.—ABRA•
4 HAM J. CLEM ER, residing at 66 Molt street.
New York, was afflicted with Oyspeptda In its most
aggravated form. The symptoms were violent head•
ache, great debility. fever, costiveness, cough, heart.
burn, pain in the cheat and stomach always after eating,
impaired appetite, aerration of sinking at the stentarli,
furred tongue, nausea, with frequent vomiting', dizziness
towards night and restleness. There had continued up.
ward of a twelvemonth, when, on consulting Pr. Wm.
Evans. 100 Chatham street, and submitting to his ever
successful Ind agreeable mode of treatment. the patient
was completely restored to health in the short space of
one month, nod grateful tor the incalculable benefit dear.
ed. tladly came forward and votanteered the above state
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
R. E. SELLERS, Agent.,
• 0 No '2O. Wood street. below Second.
CIA RR'S PATENT LAMPS, FOR BURNING
LA RD,— Those who would wish greatly to reduce
their expense for light, shout d certainly purchase one of
the above named Lamps, as by their use there is a clear
savior of at least two•t birds of the expense over 011,and
the light obtained from this Is pure and brilliant, and
wholly free from smoke nr disagreeable smell. We would
here state that Carr's Patent is the only oily worthy the
attention ofthe public, as it is the only one that Is apptt
cable to every variety or pattern of Lamps, and the only
one that will burn Lard wxt..1.., at any temperature of told
or heat. We have, in the short space of three mouths,
sold several thottAands: and with scarce an aixception,
those using them have expressed themselves highly pleas
ed with them. and fully convit.ced of the great economy
by their it-e. as well as their superiority over either oil
or candles, in regard to cleanliness and light.
The above named lamps Mill behind only at
BROWN 4- RAYMOND'S,
Third street, nearly opposite the remit Meer.
Where to kept constantly on hand Britannia Metal, Tin
aid Glass Lamps, of vatlons patterns.
Glil!A lamp. sold at manufacturers' pries,.
We take nlyasure In offetitic to the public the follow
neeertilicale. which is subscribed to by ninny respect*
hie citizens. w
We.t he undersigned. have tried and are now rising I
Carr's Patent Lamps. for burning Lard or oilier animal
fat, and We have no hesitation in saying that they glee an
excellent light—equal to any of the ordinary modes of
lighting a bootie, at about one•third the cost, and wholly
free Irmo smoke or other disagreeeble smell. We take a
pleasure in recommending these lamps lo the public. as by
their use there is a great saving over either sperm
or lard oil, or even candles; and we believe them to
he more cleanly and less troublesome than either.
To be had nt RROWN 8r RV( XOND . B only. Third street,
nearly opposite the Post Office.
Bev. W. W. Bakrwell, James {loon,
" A. M. Bryan, Charles Pontoon,
" John M'Crnn, C. Yeager,
N. G. Collins, Wm. Graham, jr.,
" Robert Dunlap, E. Trovillo,
Dr H. D. Sellers, Win. Douglass,
" E. D. Cazzam, Henry Atwood,
" Wm. M. Wright, Isaac Cruse,
Robert H. Kerr, Esq., George W. Henry
A. Beckham, Robert McPherson,
Thomas Ouston. John S. Shaffer,
George Miltenberger, Wm. Eichbourn,
0. P. Shiras, J. 13 Turner,
A. M incr. Wm. Martin,
R. M. Riddle, Post Master Henry Bargesser,
Robert Gray, James S.Clark, of tho Amer
Allen Kramer. icon Hotel,
A. F. Marthens. John al,Campbell
M. Stack house. L. Alberger,
Robert Johnston. James Mellin,
N. B. Just received, an Improved Patent Lamp. for
kitchen use. noir 19—diw ts• wtf
TO THE PUBLIC, and particularly to sty fame
patron• of this city:—having retired from the
practice of Medicine, I may be permitted to say, that it
has fallen to the lot of tut few persons to have enjoyed
so liberal or large a share of obstretrical practice as my
own has been for the last 30 or 40 years.
The experience of that long period of active life, and the
fact of my having been twice, since 1030. associated with
Dr. ft. A. Wilson, In the practice of medicine, (In both a
period of five years.) enables me to judge fully of the
merits of his pills.
So convenient, so efficient. and yet so safe, did I esteem
these pills, that for the last five yeats in my practice for
the cure of chronic diseases,of whatever name. and those
of females in particular, I have used more ot them than
All other medicines.
Like every other medicine, this most fail in some In
stances, but in my hands there has been less disappoint.
ment and more satisfaction in tae administration of Ibis
one remedy than of ail others; Its good effects sometimes
quite astonishing me.
If my patient required a safe aperient medicine either
..fore or after parturition, the Wilson's (wilt were Just
the thing I wanted.
If a dyspeptic acid condition of the stomach, combined
with costiveness or inactivity of the liver, coast listed the
disease i f my patient, the pills were just the thing I
wanted.
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If I treated a case requiring an emmenagogue, the
Wilson's pills were just the thir* I wanted.
If palpitation, headache, flushed counrenanre, or other
indicating a disturbanie of the circulatory
and secretory systems, annoyed my patient at the •turn
of life,' the Wilson's pills werejust the thing I wanted.
Thus, without respect to the name, a disease might
happen to wear at the time I have had It ender treat
ment, particular indications or symptons arising, were
always mo.t promptly and most happily tact by the
Wilson's pills.
That so great a number of diseases, and sometimes op.
patently opposite ones, in which I have used these pills,
should be cut ed 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 us many different
command yet all require that common and greatest uf
all blessings, water toquench their thirst.
In conclusion, It Is due the •epatatlon of the medicine
sad the public, to say decidedly and unconditionally, that
the Wilson's pills are the only combination I have ever
met with in my longeourse of tiractlec.thet really pus•
suresanythlng curative or specific for sick headache.
Tours ic., DR. MILO ADAMS.
The above Pills designed particularly for the Ma
Floed.Athe, Dyspepsia. Conotlpatloo of the Bowels Ire.,
prepared by the proprietor Dr. I. A. Wilson, sad for
salembolooalo sad Malt, t blsdweigMg to Nos Wog,
Wow Marbury. Oct 1
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D R. GOODE'S Celebrated Female Pills. Three
arestronty recommended to the notice of
the ladles as a safe and efficient remedy in removing
those complaints peculiar to their sex, front want of ex
ercise, or general debility of the system. They obviate
costiveness, and counteract all Hysterical and Nervous
affections: Three Pill! , have gained the sanction and
approbation of the most eminent Physicians in the Uni
ted Stales, and many Mothers. For sale Wholegale and
Retail. by R. r.. SELLERS, Agent.
Pep 10 No. 20. Wood Si reel, below Second.
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WM. ADAIR, Boot and Shoe Maker. Liberty St.,
oppeett• the head ej Setif lipid at.. Pittsburgh.—
The subscriber haring bought out the stock of the late
Thomas Rafferty, deceased, has commenced business
In the old sland of Mr; R., and Is prepared to execute
all descriptions of work In his line, In the hest manner
and on the shortest notice. Re keeps corstantly on hand
a large assortment of shoe findings of all descriptions and
of the heat quality. lie solicits the patronage of the pub
lic and of the craft. WM. ADAIR.
sep 10
PITTS/ITT RGII IN A NUFACTORY.—Spring*
and Azies for Carriages at Eastern Prises.
The suthscribers manufarture and keeps constantly on
hand Coach,C and Eliptic Springs (warranted,) Juniata
Iron Asies,„ollver and Brass plated Dash Frames, Brass
and plated flub Rands, Stump Jolnts, Patent Leather,
Silver and Brass Lamps, Three fold Freon, Malleable
ron, Door Dandles and (tinges. &c • &c.
JONES & (NIT:FM AN.
Ft. Clair it., near t! a ‘ltecheny Rrldar.
D.DELLERS, M. D.,orlica and dwellint in Fourth,
near Ferry stseet. sep 13—ly
LOOK AT THIS
The attention 'fiho e who have been somewhat seep.
lical in reference to the numerous certificates published
In favor ofDr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cber
ry, on aerount of the persons being unknown in this sec
tion of lb. Stale.ts respreltutly directed to the following
cart Menu., the writer of which has been a efi Wen of this
borough forseireral years, and is knou n es a gentleman
of Integrity end responsibility.
To the -lost, M r I. KIRBY.
I have used Dr Swayne's Comp and syrup of Wild
Cherry for a cough, with which I have been severely af
flicted for about four months, and 1 have no hesitation
in saying that it lathe most etTeetive medicine that I have
been able to procure. It composes all uneasiness, and
agrees well with my diet.—and mantalns a regular and
good appetite. 1 can freely recommend It to all other! ,
similarly afflicted. J. MINNICK. Borough ofChambersh`g.
MarcirM.lll4o. Pen 23
For tate by WILLIAM THORN No. 53 Market gime!
FRUIT, SHADE, AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES.
PERSON? desirous of procuring Fruit, Shade. and
Ornament:o Trees, or Shrubbery. from Philadel
phis or New York, are requested to make application as
soon as possible, at the Drat and Seed Fiore of the soh
scriber, where ran be had ratalogne•, gratuitously. of the
most excellent nartet F. 1.. SNOWDEN,
imp 31 No IR4 Liberty street,head of Wrin..
MARBLE M INurAcTonv.—Pni rick Caw field re
f prelfullyncquaints his friends and the public gert.4
era Ily, that he has rommented the Marble business:at the -
corner of Fifth and Liberty sta., where wilt he constantly
on hand. tomb stones, manic? pieres, monuments. heed
and fool stones. table slabs for cabinet ware, and every
article:lnnen:llons to the business. He will warrant his
work to he well done, and his thaws will he moderate
He respect fully asks a share of nubile patronage. sep 10-
11.8XMA it TURN!? LL, PaoratiTOßß n► Tim Cum
Tow Parra MILL. Steubenville. Ohio. havioe remm
yeti their Acme (fop. thiselty, have appointed tinldchip
* Browne. No. 49 Market it., between 3rd and 4th,.•
tents for .re vale of the different kinds of Paper manufae—
lured t v them. Killere their friends and ettmornerr will al
wave find a remit:lr sultrily of paper. 'ltch n. Cap and
P !Rt W nuns , pima Rgid faint lined; Wrappins and Tea
paper; Bonnet eoarrl., Ind Prlntine Paner ofdltTerent wi
ses and qualities, II of which will ttc sold on the most
acconimortatlns terms.
HOLDSHIP, Rlt War, manufacturer" and Importer" or
Wall Papa , " and Borders. keeps constantly on hand eve.
ry, variety of Entry, Parlor and Chamber Papera,of Ilic
Wind Pi Vic% and most handsome patterns, which they
wiH sell tow and on accommodating terms, wholesale
or, retali, nov 18—tf.
Pariahle Platform Scales on vvltrels, to weigh 2,500 lbs, at
$55 00.
do do du do 2,005 at 145 00
do do do do 1.500 at 35 00
do do do do 1,000 at :30 00
do do du do 500 at 25 00
With raising levers an addition of 83 to each scale.
Dormant scales for the live of Warehouses, Flouring
Mills, tc.,the same prices as above.
Also,White's Patent Connter Scale, with 0. Young's
Improvements, and a variety of other counter scales,
whicisil hey will sell for from 8 to 115,
They also manufacture Steam Engines for Flouring
Mills. Saw Mills, Salt Works, ficc„ double and singe
geared slide lathes.foot and other lathes for wood turning
machines for tenanting chairs, planing machines, door
and sash machines. Hail's patent horse power, with or
without thrashing machines, a superior article; circular
saw shafts, machines for sawing lath, Tinner's
mn
chinesand tools °fall descriptions, also for making black
ing boxes, a superior article; governors fur 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 plattens turned
and printing pressesrepaired
JAMES MAY, Agent
seri:n-4f
ii - OHN B. GUTIIRIE, Auctioneer and Commis-
CP sion Merchant, No.lo6,corner of Wood 4. Fifth sts.
Pittshimgh: Having beenappointed one of the Auction•
eersfoi the City of Pitsburgh, tenders his serviceato
hers, manufacturers and dealers, who may be disposed
to make trial of this market. Ile L prepared to make
advances on consignments of all saleable commodities,
and trusts tosatisfy correspondents by quick sales, and
speedy land favorable returns.
That the various interests which may be confided to
him, shall be adequately protected, lie brings to the aid
of his own experience in business and acquaintance with
merchandise generally, the services of Mr. SAIdUILL
FAIIWZIrTOCII heretofore advantageously known, as an
importer and dealer in Hardware and Cutlery, with
whom a permanent engagement Is made.
REFER TO
Messrs. M. Tiernan, ?real. of M. 4 , M.
Bank.
•• Darlington 4- Peebles,
•• Robert Galway,
" James M. Cooper,
•• James May,
K. M. Riddle. Pittsburgh
Wm Robinson, Jr. Pres't
of Exchange Bank.
Flampton,Smlth, 4. Co.,
John D. Davis,
Samuel Church,
J. K. Moorhead,
Jas. W. Brown 4. co.
John H. Blown. 4. CO'
Balkh 4 Dooley,
• Yardly it ewers,
John S. Diddle,
• John Dalwell,
FAINILY FLOUR—Jost received a few barrels of
Soperlor Flour, made expressly for family use." For
PIM by ISAAC CRUSE, 148 Llb,
Is Stare 50 barrels sap: Soar.
For publishing a new Daily Paper in the City of Pitta
DAILY MORNING POST.
riiHE Subscribers basing made arrangements to merge
the American Manufacturer and Pittaburgit Merca•
ry info one Journal, have concluded to publish a daily
paper with the title of the Dailg Morning Post.
The leading object of the "Pore" will he thed:ssemina.
lion and defence of the political principles that have bete
tofore beta maintained by the Editors, in their respective
papers, and their hest efforts will still be devoted to the
advancement and success of those doctrines.
Although, in politics, the paper will be thoroughly
democratic, yet the Editors hope. by giving an honrst,
candid history of passing Political events, Foreign
and Domestic Intelligence, and brief notices of all mat
tersand occurrences that come properly within the snhere
of a Public Journal, to make their paper sufficiently in
cresting to entitle it to the patronage of the public, it
respective of party considerations.
In addition to the political and general news that will
be found in the "Morning Post," the Fditors will take
pains to furnish the business community with
the latest and most Intt.resting Cosssartst. Insects
arse: from all parts of the country, and to have prepa•
red such accounts of the Markets and the State of Trade
as will be advantageous to our Merchants and Business'
Men in their several callings.
Tel-vs.—The Port will be imblished on a large imperi•
al street of fine paper, (manufactured especially for this
Journist) at the unusually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS
per annum,payable In advance. It will also be sold by
newsboys at the low rate of TWO CENTS a ropy.
Advertisements will be inserted at the format rates
charged by the other daily papers of the city.
T y-TWENTY active tads are wanted to sell the Post.
who will bu engaged on the most liberal terms
- rubs. PHILLIPS,
W. H. SMITH.
1
00 1111DS. KY LEAF TOBACCO. in store and
fur r.air. by .1. G. 4- A GORDON.
No. 12, Water si reel
BY Morrison 4- Co. London, forsale only by S. Pi
Wickersham, corner of Wood street and Virgin
alley Pittsburgh Pa. and H. Harwood, Beaver Pa. wbo
is sole agent for Western Pennsylvania. eep 10
FARM FOR SALIZ.—The undersigned oars for silica
tract of land situated 4 miles frt..., Freeport, In the
direction or Kittanning, Buffalo 'township, Armstrong
county. containing 100 acres, Kb cleared and under good
fence; 10 of whicn are in meadow-- a good square log
dwelling bonne and colon barn erected thereon—an apple
otchard of 80 bearing trees--and a spring of excellent
water convenient tothe house.
FOR TERMS apply to the subscribers residing at the
Saltworks on the Penn.ylvania Canal, 1 mile above Fret
port.
mproved (•lay
flufactured
heir Machint
. between ma.
111 slreei. two
'ire (Tall, Pitts
,nufacture and
lid the follow
tgscales(witol.
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tetal):
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YOUNG k BRADBURY
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Isep 10
PROSPECTUS'
burgh, L• be entitled the
August 31, 1842
WM. k PRIMP BARER
TO THE WISE. is now well understood how
much disorders of the mind depend for their cure
upon a due attention to the body. II is cow understood
how valuable is that medicine which will remove morbid
-accnmulat ions without weakening the bodily power. It is
now understood that there is a reciprocal influence be.
tween the mind and the body. It is now understood that
purging with the Brandreth Pills will remove a melan
I choly, and even insanity is cured be perseveringly using
them; It is now understood how much domestic happi
ness depends upon the healthy condit ion of the digestive
organs.
II is now well known that the Brandrelb Pills have
cured thousands 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 Pills so cure, but it is also un•
derstood how they cure; that it is by their purifyingeffiet
oa the blood that they restore thehody to health.
The value of the medicine is becoming more and more
'manifest, it is recoininenited daily front family to family.
Theßrandreth Pilliremove in an almost imperceptible
manner all noxious accumulations and purify and invlgo
rate the blood,and their good effects are not countethalan
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 salta
tary; they arc daily and safely admini--tersd to infancy,
youth. manhood, and old age, and to women in the most
critical and delicate clrcumsta neer. They do not disturb
or shock the animal functions, but restore their order
and ettablish their health.
Sold at Dr. Brasdreib's Office, No. 91, Wand street.
Pittsburgh. Price 25 cents per box, with full directions.
MARK—The only place in Pittsburgh where the genu
ine Pills can he obtained, is the Loctor's own office, No.
98 Wood street. sep 10
MO THE LADIES —Why do you not remove that
superfluous hair von have upon your foreheads
and upper 4 , 1 By calling at Tomes. 86 Fourth st.,
and obtaining a bottle of Gourand's Poudres SuLtles,
which will remove It at once without affecting the skin.
You can also obtain Courand's holy celebrated Eax de
Beaute, which wilt at once remove all freckle., pimples,
eruptions of the skin, and make your face look per ectty
fair; and to those who wish to assist nature by adding
more color to their cheeks, they can obtain some of Gott
ratre retch - aced Liquid Rouge, which cannot be rubbed
off even by a wet cloth. Also may be fonnd a good as
sortment of Pet raillery. such as Cologne, Bears' Oil, Al.
mond, Palm, Windsor; and other Soaps.
Reetemher.nt Tiltlle's Medical Agency, 86 4th street
Dec. 8, 1842
BRANDRETH PILLS
ET invalids read the following account of a Sailor
I
cured of a complication of afflictions in nineteen
days by the use of Brandreth PIM. It distinctly proves
there are herbs in nature which have affinity cure be
cause of disease, and Brandreth's Pille are made for them
Read and he convinced. Take the medicine andbe cured
EXTRAORDINAR Y C UHF: OF RHEUMATISAI
DIARRHIEA, AND AFFECTION OF THE LUNG
Jona SHAW, 1:11 - Pembroke,Washin!ton county, Maine,
being dilly sworn, says, that he was taken violently sick
about six months since. The pains in his head, breast,
hack, left aide and instep being so had that lie was um
hie to help himself,and was taken into the Chelsea Hos.
pital in the city of Boston. That after being 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 he prescribe any medicine.
That he, therefore, was conveyed from the Chelsea Hoe.
pital to the Sailor's retreat on Staten Island. That he
was there physicked with all aorta of medicine bra peri
od of fear months, suffering all the lime the most heart.
rending misery.— That, besides his affection alibi bones
he was troubled much with a disease of the lungs: some.
times he would spit a quart of phlegm la the day; besides
this affection he had a bad Diarrhoea, which had morn
or less attended him from the commencement of his sick.
ness. That at times he dreaded a stool worse than he
would have dreaded death; that tie 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 must try to stir about.
At this time he was suffering the greatest misery. That
his bones wile so tender he could not bear the least press
ure 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.,
Brandreth's Pills, which he did, from 241 Broadway
New York; that he commenced with five pills, and some
timesincreased the dose to eight. The first week's use
so much benefited him, that the doctor, not knowing
what he was using, said,*now.Sitaw, you look like a
man again; if you improve in this way, you will soon he
well.' That he fourd every dose of the Brandreth Pills
relieve him, first they cured him of the pain when at
stool; that they next cured the diatrimea, aad finally the
pains in his bones;—That the medicine seemed to add
strength In him every day. He told the doctor Fester
day tune 11th instant, that he felt himself well. and also,
that he owed his recovery to Brandretbs Pills under
Providence, that he had taken the medicine levely day
forl9days; that the doctor told him if he had known he
had been taking that medicine, he should not have stayed
another day in rhe, house. Ile considers it is his duty to
make th is public statement for the benefit °fan similarly
afflicted; that they may know where to find a medicine
that willeure OCT. JOHN SHAW.
John Shaw being by me duly sworn this 12th day of
meet
April,
is .
1 1 8 , 42 e.i)
. diddepose Ert
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a E n E d L sa yth
o a the m ii foregoing o oer statee
Deeds,
The. BR.RXDRETH PILLS are solid at Dr. Bran,
dreth's principal offire,24I.BRO.S,DWAY , New York,
and at his principal office, No. 98 Wood etreet,Plttsbures,
the ONLY L.dCZ halitsburgh where the apse eau
be obtained.
ICE TWO CENTS.
TIME LITERARY POST
From the London Sunday Times.
The Mysteries of Saivage Making in Lona
don.
Every nation it has been observed, pose
sesses its peculiar faculty of eating. The
Tartar quaffs his bo NI of mare's milk, the
Hindo relishes asafoetida, a delicate young
lady of Canton picks the ribs of a puppy,
an Indian at the North Pole turns up hie
nose at sugar, a Neopolitan delights in his
yard of maccaroni, and a Greenlander re.
joices in blubber and train oil; a dandy_ of
the Lan .'s End plundges with serene
courage into the bowels of a Cornwall pie,
and nothing more delights your genuine
cockney than a dish of sasuages, or a sur
feit of black•pudding. As far remote as
the days of Aristophanes, the assuage ma.
ker aril the black pudding seller are Intro
duced into the comedy of the Knights.
Our reporter furnishes a sample of a Lon.
don sasuage maker-
Jemmy Hoskings, a gentleman wearing
a red cap, a remarkably greasy flannel
jacket, and immensely thick overhaul
stockings, appeared to sustain a claim for
18s 6d, against Thomas Tibbs, a whole-
sale dealer in beef and pork aasuages,
black puddings, saveloys and young Ger.
mans. It is impossible to say which was
the dirtiest, the plaintiff or defendant; the
whole of the auditory very readily and pos
litely made way for the savory venders.
Commissioner—What's this claim for.
Jemmy Huskins—Fur makir,' u' sassin•
gers, sir.
D.feodant—You mean for spielein on
'en, Jimmy.
Jemmy Hoskins spile
you afore youqone. (Laughter.)
Commissioner—Do you mean to sty
that this is for wages'?
Jemmy Hoskins—Yes, sir, for one week
in vich I made a matter o' 3 ton o' Bassin.
gers and young Garmins. (Laughter.)
Commissioner—Three tons of assuages
and young Germansl Why, what do you
means Explain yourself. Huw do you
make them.
Jemmy Hoskins—Ducs your honor
mean what onl what did we raake. 'em onl
—cos if I was to tell that, why, perhaps,
(Laughter.)
Commissioner—Sir, you are bound to
answer any question 1 ask. From what
did you manufacture so many assuages,
and young Germans, as you call theml
Of beefl
Bei 1! said Jemmy Husking,. reflective—
ly, beefl yes—why, there sattinly were'
some beef that week, and, let me See, we
had two green 'uns, and no less nor three
luckiest '` -
Commissioner—And pray, sir, wh &is a
green 'un; '
Jemmy Hoskins—lry, a hurnfortunate
pig, to be sure; a pig as don't die a natter
al wiolent death—one as goes off without
being stick'd. (Laughter.)
Commissioner—Then how does it duel
Jemmy Hoskins—Oh, warious, ways.
Sometimes a lig gets the mama, and
sometimes they get smothered, and dies
that way.—(Gt eat symptoms of nausea ink'
Court.)
Commissioner—But surely you don't
use such unwholesome stuff for food?
Jemmy Hoskins— No. sir, we chops 'em .
up fur sast-ingers—( roars of laughter)—
and wots werry bad indeed, we makes into
savelors and Gerroans, Wei seasons up
all on 'em well, and driest m ovt r burn
ing sot dust I
Commissioner—Upon my word, you
ate a clever fellow. Pray, what do you
mean by a lucky? —Tell the curt whet
a lucky is?
Jemmy Husking—A lucky, sir, is an oss
as meets with a haccident in the strf et—
sich as breaking a leg, getting a shaft run
inter him, and rich Ilkes.—(Laughter.)
We're sure to buy him cheap, cos he must
be sold. Meat's beautiful, sir—vou
wouldn't know it from ox or beef. Why,
we picks out the prime parts for the cheap
soup houses and penny pieshops. (Roars
of laughter.)
Commissioner--Well Mr. Thomas
Tubbs, and what do you say to all ibis?
Say, sir (said Mr. Tibbs)-1 say as how
this ere man's a lying warmint. - The
werry last day as he left me he spiled a
bout three hundred weight of stuff.
Corn missiones—Stuff ! what stuff?
Mr. Tubbs—Why, the sassage meat ! to
be sure. Instead of running the proper
ticker inter the skins he run'd in cold wa
ter, and in course, the sassingers hadn't
got no taste nor flavor in 'em at all.—
(Laughter.)
Commissioner—You hear this, Mr. Jem
my Hoskinal
Year him [said Jemmy, indignantly--
in course, I years him. The mornin' as
he speaks on I was goin' to fill the skins,
and he comes up to me, and, taking a
handful of sasage meat, he smells to it,
and then, a shakin his head, he ses, Jem
my, sea he, this yere's rather to strong;
you'd better give it a rince over with the
ticker in the bilere.— Why, thaw for ma.
kin ketchup, see T, and that's my perquis-k,
ite.
C o mmissioner—What, make catsup'
from water that horseflesh has been boiled
in?
Jemmy Hoskins—Yes, sir, the bast
mushroom ketchup in the world. (Roara
of laughter.)
A fat sleek-headed juryman here turn
ed very sickly. Mr. Jemmy Hoskins con
tinued—Fact is, sir, nobody don•t know
what he yenta' in London. 1 wan'ta my
money. that's all. I ain't esid nothing a
' bout Wick puddings yet, not young Gar.
mans, nor—[Laughter.]