1 .4 II I 0 44 IL' sT- I 4 V:ac. t" 1 10004 • --- NO. 143 PITTSBITRGH • FEB UA P roll Sro 4 R IP Pa •• PIIIILISIIED BY • 0,17:402i PHILLIPS St W. H. SMITH, r , coa..4v-F.ll OF WOOD 4. FIFTH STS. 5t1:4.1..,714/00104.0.—PIVE, DOLLARS a year, payable in . .- Sive copies TWO CENTS—for sale at the 111 r Oe . the office., and by News Rays. • 011 pi Mercury and ilialinfactaarer . I.lll*shed WEEKLY, at the same office, on d , • 1 14rdlima sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, a in ad. ouble '';3o,lllie• Sinzle copies, SIX CESI'S. Terms of Advertising,. . . ..,.• 4 471,01QUAILli OF TWELVE LINES OR LESS: wires-' weenlon, .0,50 One mnnib, t rotsiatertionn, 0.75 Two motile, $5,00 rbeituiesertlons, 1,00 Three months, 6,00 7.00 -"Qnsee' months. 8,00 ir t, 1.50 Foer wef week*, 3,00 Rix month", 10,00 Three weeks, 4,00 One year, YE A RLY ADVERTISEMENTS, 15,00 eFiAnoxAete AT Pt liAlllnte. OMR SFX47.I. Toe Sviaref all months, $13.00 Six montbe, 123,00 Gee yeai, 25,00 . One year. 35,00 (1-7-Larger advertisements in prorortion. • CAEDS of four Dim Fix DoLiwts a year. - - - - --- PUBLIC; FF I 0 - E S, CITY Posy Orrtca. Third between Market and Wood rtresks—R. M Riddle, Postmaster. Carrots Doom Water, 4th door from Wood st, Peter. oon's haildings—MaJor John Wißock, Collector. Ctrs' Tac.actitir. Wood between First and Second "treeta—laincs A. Bertram, Treasurer. cnonTT Tait.smay, Third street, next door to the Third Pt eabytersan Chureli—S. R. Johnston, Trea, urer. MATov's Omer, Fourth, between Market and Wood Streets—Alexander Hay, Mayor. Alrachaltes Exchange. Fourth, near Market sr. BANKS, Perrsaurtan, between Market and Wood streets, on rord and Fourth streets. Meaco•nrs' .xn MrosuracTnaras' .no FARRIERS' DE POSIT RANK. (rorm,trly Saving Fund,) Fourth, between s'Pood and Market st eels. Esca.snor, Fifth street, near Wood. HOTELS. Itlonmstutint... Moss, Water ftir near the bxcamtos Donn, corner of Penneet, and Sr. Clair Bridge. liihntcnawrs' Rom., corner of Third and Wood. A ssaarcAellout., corner of Third and Smithfield. SrArcg, corner of Perm street and Canal. Simms* Agee, Liberty street, near Seventh. Opuststs MAnsion Douse, Utterly St. opposite Wayne IllatosptorasT Alas- , ton Doom Penn St. opposite Canal, anarr Iv 001)S, ATTORNEY AND AAP VOUNSELLOR AT LAW.—Office remo fed 141 11alte.weit's offices on Grant al,. neatly onnosite tists . blew Court House, next rooms to John D. Mallon, gait,—First floor: 5.1. 10 : TWOS. H. ELLtarr, 31. D.-01fice removed to jA. . i. Clair street, between Penn and Liberty Sty , PittAirst s p 10 11 El itGCN3D3.—Preston 4- Markey, w and retail dealers in English, French, and Domestic. Dr„? Goods, No. Rl, Marker st , PillB,lllrZil sep 10 M 9 C&NDLEgS & 319 CLURE, Attorneys arid Counsellors al Law: Oilice in the Diamond, Track oCthe old Court !louse, Pittsburgh. seri 10 EMOVAL.— It. Morrow, Alderman; off 'a north IV side of Fifth sr., between Wood and Smithfield 41 1 torilit• "'Pr) 10 _ _ To rut Iv D Evrrr, wholes,gle Grnecr Reel if, ir k ar--:..?:Alititier. Aqd Deafer in Produce and Pittsburgh litannfactured Ankh... j 224 Liberty Street, Pitts ,4ol4. sep 10 if* H. WILLI (Its I rum S. rht.wortl ET TALI .4MS Grocers PrOdnrc nod Coll miss 100 Merdiant., deininni In Pitisburgh iklauufuetured arl No. 29, Wood street. s u p 10 144170'11.1/iAItOLIINSON, A no , v - inee on Ilrr uorl It Rich! ti/Li ~ r t he Dia mond.l::,,lw,;:e. sdtti tMiloiPon si requ,: up ma rs AI. DUABORAW, Attorney at Law; tenth • his prelesitional services to !fit public. Wire co arc OrPiPtti anti Market Streets, tiltove D. Lloyd 4- („•. vopr,.Piltabyr, l ll, Pa. - - loiiiiit 1 1,sinuttrir J. lii. 11 WAN GitiEltupp & KEAN, Illanuflrturers Conper S Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware, No. au, Front at., Fa's. burgh. House Spouting and Siearnboat work p.'ornpllV executed. eliobiAs YOUN . FRANCIS L. VOUNG. 9[lllOS. B. YOUNG & CO., Furniture Ware Rooms, uorncr of Hand st. 4- Exchange Alley. wishing to purchase Furniture, will find it 10 tbeiredvantaee to give tll a call, tieing fully iiatisfied that we tan piease as to quality and price. sep 10 MUTTON HAIIIS.—Jtist received 160 choice Mui ton name, well cured and for sale cheap by !bed() sen set/111,6y ISAAC lIARRIS, 'no JO N 0.9. Filth st. RUTA. BAGA.—A supp'y of Land t et h's Fresh Ru in Bata, andalther dttferrta varieties of I urnin Ste!, just rftei wed alfW for sale at REDI'CRI, PR itxs al the Drug and Beni' i Store of F. L. SNOWDEN, • Amp 14. — Aro. 184 Liberty street, head at Wood. WEIREICLOSEY r S -Boot and Shoe ri t No. 83 Fourth St., next door to the U. States Bank. Ladies Piuneiin, Kid and Satin Shoes made in he nemestmanner, and by the newest French patterns. Sep 110 lik MORTIS MULTICA DEUS. in lois to soil 0401, purchasers; to be disposed of by F. L. SNOWDEN, No. 1:14 Liberty street, bead of Wood. D ARLIA ROOTS, newer. and Fl ower Eeeds of ev. ery description, earl always be had at the Drag tad &Did store of F. L. SNOWDEN, sees 10 184 Liberty street, head of Wood. 0 1L1313. Illinois Annual Mammoth Onion Seed, for sale at the Drug and Seed store of SNOWDEN, 184 Llberty street, head of Wood. 100 LBS.NEtV JERSEY SWEET POTATOES, for seed; Jest received by F. L. SNOWDEN, No. 184, Liberry head of Wood s GA angN TOOLS, consisting of Hoes, Fancy Spades :Transplanting Trowels, Edding Tools, Budding (sires. Pruning Knives, Pruning Shears, etc., Jost re xivitilsmlrfor sale by - P. L. SNOWDEN. sesslo 184 Liberty street, head of Wood. ri HOEG% Venison Hams.•—Just received a small sup. P4yol very choice cured Venison Hams, tin retail eigaia II tots for current money. ISAAC HIRRIS. Agent, end Cont. Merchant 'MITE Dutch Clov"ti3Orchard Grass and Kentucky Blue Grass, always on hand and for No. 184 Libert P. L. SNOWDEN, y street, head of Wood. E IOSTER 4. BUCHANAN, dilarneys at Law, office removed (rum the Diamond, to ..Attorney'sßow," had? sideof Fourth street, between Market end Wood treat, Rep 10 MiIISTRATES'BLANKS, for proceedings hi At. eashattat under the late law, for sale at this Office. 01311 BALE.—Lots on the North East corner Or Coal Lane and High street. Apply to oep ID BENJ. DARLINGTON, Market, near 4th st. tooLBS. La udreth's French Sugar Beet h eed,juat received and for vale at the Drug and Seed F. L. 184 Liberty st SNOWDEN. r eet, head or Wood. ,'.: I LITTION . OF PARTNERSHIP.—The zr - copartnership heretofore existing between WIL JABI RIGHT and BENJAMIN HOPEWELL is this day "ATM by sintnal consent. Witham Rigby is authorized o GPI the akgamare of the Brm in settling up the business f MOW. 6 / 1 14 WILLIAM RIGBY. acp 10 BENJ. T. HOPEWELL . ar et et. Imp IG-1 y ____.______________ JOHN ANDERSON, Smithfield Foundry, Water gt.. near the Monongahela House, Piitsturgh. gepilt--1Y -r EONARD S. JOHNS, Alderman, St. .1,1 coed door from Liberty. Clair street, se rep 10-17 DR. S. R. HOLMES, Oili er in Second to Mulvany tt Co's (Hasa Warehouse street, sep I next door 0-13' QriusK 4- FINDLAY. Attorneys at Law, Fourth at., k... 7 near the Mayor's Office, Pith:bur:h. cep 10-1 y 1 11.1 NI I LTQN, A itarney at Law, VIM h, bet wren Wood and Smil h field sta.. Pith:buret. ttep 10-1, UGH TONER, Attorney at Law, North East corner 1 of Smithfield and Founh strrels. sep 10—ly ---- RTfIuNPPON HA NYA. .............. ... ~. JAMES TM/till:II f... ANN A 4- TurtNeur.i.'s Paper Warehouse, No. 1(14, Wood st., tvheremrty be hail u general supply of wrßing, wrapp(n7„ printing, wall paper, blank books, school books, ke, kr. -- eel) 10--ly IC. TOWNSEND 4- CO., Wire Workers and „ Manufacturers, No. '23 Market street, between 2d and 3d streets. sep 10—ly 1_ - • - --- :41XCITANCE noTEL, Corner of Penn and Si. Clair A stieeig,hy Alcli IBSEN t SMITiI. rep 111-1 v BROW NSVILLE JUNIATA IRON WORKS—Ed ward Ruehes. Manufttelarer of Iron and Nails Warehouse N 0.25, Wood it.. Tlttehti rgh. •srp 10 —ly rG METAL -77 ions soft Pig Metal for sate by . G. 4- A. GORDDN, No. 12 Warrr 2,tiret- Fri) 13 • 1 ShouildelCr:,llNorilsk:eTSl:y 3 000 `•"'• 16,000 lbs. Bacon A. a onnos, No. 12 W J _ AS. PATTERSON, Jr., R r rniingliam, near Pittsburgh, -Pa., Ma iiii iarturer or Locks. Hinges and Bolts; To. brier°, Puller. Mill and Timber Screws; Housen Serews for Rolling Mills, ,tc. sep 10—tv . --- ---- I MIN :Wel - JOSH EY, Tailor and Clothier, Caber, v UP sheet, between Sixth and Virgin alley, S. , outli side, sip LO 7W. BUR OR !DC 4. CO., Wholesaie Grocers and Cominksion Mr•cliants— .f.',;,..rond street, between Wood and Smithfield Ft s., Pit t•Murgli. Sep -1 y G. 4- A. GORDON, Commission and Forwarding Merchant., Water st.. Pittsburgh. ep 10—ly IRA barns, a food article, received per S. 11 Corsair, and for sale by J. G. - A. CORDON, srp 10 No. 12, %Vaier street. Qua,4, R & 5101. A SSES.--40 Itinis New Orleans Su ear; SO bids New Orleans Molasses; for sale by sep ro J. G. 4- A. GORDON. Sim A R hid, prime N. 0. Sazar, received per S. B ine, and for sale by J. 0.- A GORDON. sep 10 A. No. 12, Water street 1./ BACON CASKS , in order, on hand and for sale by sep 10 J. G. 4- A. COR DON, No. 12, `Valer st S UGAR AND AlOl., A SSES.-1.3 lihde and 4 blils N. suza r , 32 bids N. 0. Moists,e,, received per seamboat seri 10 t 0. linporier, and for ,a Jr by J. G. 4. A. GonnoN, No. 12. Water street fir." 8131.5. 817) 011,, for sale by, t_) B. A. PA fl F.A.TOCIC r'o. rOrller and lVoild,tv. seil 10 Ger'r-i-rt Lampk for rate i; ‘"l ' .. ' 163 r ) , B. •1. FA I/ N CO., •400 LIFS. Prep:w4 Chalk. tor F e rya/ by EL A. FA !INES to Fort rtrr ner Co QUI; UT AND 11)1,1S,ES -_go 111,k. N, O. 2.3 bid, do. do., log dn, rlaol.oion f, CORPON, No, 12 IN'ater ..ilr b,. .r ,1 1; B .I.NA I'ETITIONS, ()TI C ES, C. Le 11.•41 if/ B n knipirp pi _Clod paper,/ in OW npprOVed by I lit! COll ri ,for Sale :It 16r Offivt of the llrrrnrc and Dem ocrat.prr. tii 111 --------- - ------ -___-------- 10731. lII* 1311.1 It D, I, idle.' fashiolia kir lioio al V shot. Ma iiiiiiici urer. N 0. lid], Third vreet, hfmwe f Food a thl Saialilield sirceis, Viti.,hu riz II sep 10 • . BUCKMANTER, AT'RNEY AT LAW, *t reel has rQmr.,,,,t Itis ()nice to the corner of Fourth and cherry Alley, between and Grant str ents,rtitsburult. pep 10 n* ..., , ir k A VII) SAINI)S,II ITCII ar, CLOCK ,!Ll.i , lif MAKER, No. lon , g 1), bt 7, St. Cluir reer, PiPi115....., DE-41,1:12 1.,1" IY.ITCIIPS, CLOCKS, B R EASTPLVS FI-V9 ER RINGS, CII.I2INS, KEYS, CO.,IIRS, 4, .sep 1(i ir.IANDRETWS GARDEN SEEDS.-- A fon snooty of Land, et les Garden Seeds, &ways on land, and fur sale at its agency, the Drug store of F. L. SNOWDEN, 184 Liberty street, head of Wood. D R. DAVID WARD has his mike and residence on Four! It Street, nearly south of the Court House, second du elhug front Rossstrem. He will faithfully attend all calls per to ining profesAun. Night calls should be made at the door above the basement. sop 10 R EMOVA L — Matthew Jones, Barber and Halt' Dress er, has removed to Fourth street, oppositethe May ors office, where he will be happy to:wall upon Permanent or Iransienl customers. Ile solicits a share of public nat rOrr,:, , • WA RD, DENTIST, Penn st. three w door Below Irwin street, Hours of business, front 9 x., will! SP. , after which time he will attend 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 ! 1 OIIN 31'FARLAND, Upholsterer and ,ILM, 0f..,1.er, Third st. between Wood ti• Marke Cabinet t •treets, 1 respectful infirms his friends and the public that he is prepared to execute all uiders fur Sofas, Sideboards, Bu• reaus, Chairs, rabies, Bedsteads, Stands, flair and Spring. Matt rases, Curtains, Carpets, all sorts of Upholstering wort:, which lie will warrant equal ko any made in the city, and on reasonable terms. R EAf 0 V.ll.L!—Tlie subscribers have reinovrd to WO. ter between lVood and Smithfield streets, where they will continue the Wholesale Grocery and Commis sion businek.s and would reipecl Cully solicit the patron. ape °flitch' friends. Dec ::3 J. W. BUD.BRIDGC 4- Co. 103,1 31ERCIA I. AUCTION .ROOMS, No. 110 /Ford Street, Pittabirgh.—R. A. Hauma, ioneer and CO'llfll/il.lOll 3 lerchant, is now prepared to receive sad sell all kinds of Goods and blerchandtze, at lila large and capacious looms, No. HO, 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 eovning,. Liberal advanies made on Co nsignments when wanted Messrs. John D. rtgrlittNClell. Davi s . Eeq., Basaley 4- smith. Hampton. Smith, It Co.. F. Lorenz 4. Co., J. W. Burbrldge 4- co.. 8. WE ee 4- co. • Capt. James M'Gargill, C. fhmsen, Esq. Jona It 'Fadden Esq. Logan 4. Kennedy. J. K. Moorhead 4. Co. Jas. P. Stuart, Epq, Robert Galway, Reg: Capt. Jas. May, McVay, Hanna, 4. Co. William Symms, - S.G.'Heary, •• Smith, Bagotey 4- co sop 10 TOeRTOII, Bookse M;II=EMM --- We lake pleasure in offering to ;lie public the follow• mg certificate, which is subscribed to by many revecla Me rilln`llQ. We., lie undersigned. have tried lnd are now tising Carr', P.ilPl/1 Lamps. for burning Laid or o:lier animal far, and ive have in hesitation in saying that they give an ex, ellenl light—equal to any of the ordinary modes of lighting a house, at about one-third the cost, and wholly free linen smoke or other disasreeeble smell. ICs take a pleasure in rcennimending t hese lamps to the nublic, as by their use there is a great saving over either sperm or lard oil, or wren candles; and we believe them to be more cleanly IV less troublesome than either. 'rn lie had al Rams 4- RAYMOND'S only, Third street, nearly be the Post Office. Hey. W. W. ttakewell, James !loon, A. M. Bryan, Charles Paelson, John M'Cron, C. Yeager, N. G. Collins, Wm. Graham, jr., " Robert Dunlap, E. Trovillo, Dr H. D. Sellers, Win. Douglass, " W "E. H. Cazzarn, Henry Atwood, m. M. 'Wright, Isaac Crust',Robert H. Kerr, Esq., George W. Henry A. Beckham, Hobert McPherson, Thomas Ouston . JohnS. Shaffer, S. ur George 'Miltenberger, Wm. Elchbner, aum, 0. P. Shiras, J Ft Turner, R. Ala Ft. M Wm. . Riddle, Post Master Henry Bargrtln. egser, Robert Gray, James S. Clark, ofthe Amer. Allen Kramer, Icon Hotel, A. F. Martrm's, John M.Camphell a M. Stackhouse. L. A lberger, Robert Johnston, Jmes !Hefli P. n, N. B. Just received, an Improved Patent Lamp, for kitchen use. Hoy 19—dlw it wtf T O TILE PUBLIC, and particularly to my former patrons of this city:—[laving retired from the practice of Medicine. I may be permitted to say, that it has fallen tu the lot of t'ut 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 ofactive Ii fe, and I he fact of my having been twice, since ISM/associated with Dr. R. A. Wilson, In the practice of medicine, (In both a period of five years,) enables me to Judge fully of the merits of his Mils. So convenient, soefficient, and yet so safe. did I esteem these Milo, that for the last five years In my practice for' the cure of chronic diseases, of whatever name, and those of females In particular, I have used more of them than ail other medicines. Like every other medicine, this must fall in some in stances, but in my bands there has been less disappoint. inent and more satisfaction in the administration of this 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 pils were just the tiling I wanted. If a dyspeptic acid condition of the stomach, combined with costiveness or Inactivity of the liver, constituted the disease i f my patient, the pills were just the thing I wanted. If I treated a case requiring an e mmenagogue, the Wilson's pills were just the tialog I wanted. If palpitation, headache, Hushed c ountenance, or other difficulties, Indicating a disturbance 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 resp.let to the name, a disease . might happen to wear at the time I have had it under treat. ment, particular indications of symplons arising, were al...ays most promptly and most happily met by the Wilson's pills. That so great a nttanher ofdiseases, and sometimes ap_ parently opposite ones, in which !have used these pills, should be clued more readily by them than by any other remedy, may at find seem strange and contradictory, but why it is so isus clear to my mind as that a great many persons should become thirsty from r.s many different eauses,and yet all require that common and greatest nf all blessings, water to citiench their thirst. In conclusion, it is due the reputation of the medicine and the nubile, Sony decidedly and unconditionally, that the 'iVilson's pills are the oaly combination I have ever 'net with In my towel:use of practice, that really pos. eesres anything curative or specific for sick headache. Yours fe., Da. MILO ADAMS. The above Pills designed particularly for the seek' Raed.Ache, Dyspepsia, Constipation of the Dowels ko.. prepared by the proprietor Dr. IL A. Wilson, and for sale, wholesale and retall,gt hisdivelling In Pena st►eet, below Marbury. ! . Oct 11 Pittsburgh Wheeling Louisville Phila. H. Ii IGBY--Aro. 121; Corner of ll'oodondßronaat Streets,H Pitteareh has on h a nd com plete • sortnientof Qucenssvare suited to the city or COUntrV trade. Also, a choice selection of pure while and gold hand DINING .ANDTEA WA RE, In large or small sets, or separate pieces to sult purchasers. A cask of 46, 60, or 84 piece sets, superbly painted and gilt English China Teaware, at very low prices, 1,00 to Toy Teaware $B,OO per set., plain, and rich painted and gilt, Prom Children's Maga of every description. While China Shaving Mugs. Granite Dining ar d Tea Services, 1n white and with splendid American scenery printed in Wye and black. A large variety of Steamboat Dining and Breakfast Sets, imported to match. complete, Fire Proof stone baking plates and dishes, from the Derhyrbire Potteries. Flint and Green Glass, In all their varieties. Window Glass, of every size. Patent Buckets, Tubs and Keeler!. Stone Pipe Heads, ,I; c. ¢c, 4 . c. All of which are respectfully offered to the pub. icon the most favorable terms. Jan 26,1843-1 y 00 Bags Rio eisife e. oci 4. 111010 EASE'S fIOARIIOUND C.4..VD Y 7 —Turzt.z has I received tbis day from New York. a fresh supply o. the above celebrated cure for Coughs, Colds and Con sumption; and is ready to supply customersat wholesale °trefoil, at his Medical Aency, .543 Fourth st. nov 12 Lir--iiTii-...1:7t Rft,Wt, Has removed to No, 34 Market street, between Second and Third streets, where he would be happy to see his old customers, and all others who feel dispos. ed to patronize him. He uses nothing but first rate stock, mid employs the best of workmen; and as he gives his constant personal attention to business, lie truststhat ire will deserve ar,d receive a fair share of patronage. sop 10 ! -It (JITS, lch: CREAM, 4- c ONPECTIONA It A Hunker respectfully Informs his friends and' the public that they can always find the hest quality of ice Creams, together with a 1 kinds of confectionary and fruits, In their see, on, at his establishment—No. 11. Path street, hetwc- n Wood and Market. N. B.—Partics supplied on the shortest notice, with cakes, or anything in . his line. Also families furnished with Bread. Sep 10 EVANS'S CAMOMILE PILL L S.—ABRA HA MJ. 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, congit. heart. burn, pain In the chest and stomach always after eating, impaired appetite, sensation of sinking at the stomach, furred longue, nausea, with frequent vornltings, dizziness towards night and restleness. These had continued up. ward of a twelvemonth, when, on consulting Dr. Wm Evans. 100Chatham street, and submitting to his ever successful and agreeable mode of I real IIICIII, the unties]; woo completely restored to health in the short space of one mum It. and grateful for the Incalculable benefit dents , . ed. eladly came forward and volunteered the above stale For sale Wholesale and Beta li by sep 10 R. E. SELLERS, A gen t Ni,o 20, Wood street. helow Secon C A RR'S- PATE. XT- d. L 411 P sT" - Pcn y. I. AR D,—'l' hose who would wish greatly to reduce their expense for light, should certainly purchase one of the .aving above veal least named Lamps, as by their use there is a clear t wo-t birds of the expense over 011,and the tight obtained front this Is pure and brilliant, and wholly free from smoke or disagreeable smell. We would here slate !hit Carr's Patent Is the only one worthy the attention nithe public, as it Is the only one that is appli ruble to every variety or pattern of Lamps, and the only one that will Atm Lard WELL, at airy temperature of cold or lit• Pl. W.. have. in the Fliort spare of three mouths, cold severa I ilionsands: it nil with . - carne an ex,poljon, those ti , ing them hate espre,sed thetoselves highly pleas ed with I hem. and fully convi Lc rd of the great economy by I licit n•e, as writ as their 11fretiorfry over either oil or ratiiilrs, In regal 4 to cleaollnens and light. The above mimed la nips ea 0 be had Only at BROWN 6- R. 4 Y.410.117/4, l'ltird street, nearly -opposite the Post (Mee Where ik Inept ronstaolly on hand Britannia Metal, Tin and Gtrt.s Lamps - . of varionspatterns. G la, Imity, sold at manufacturers' prfres, DR.GOODE'S Celebrated Female Pills. These Pillsarestrongly r ecommended to the notice of the ladles asa safe and efficient remedy In removing those complaints peculiar to their sex, from want of ex ercise, or general debility of the system. They obviate costiveness, and counteract all Hysterical and Nervous affections: These Pills have gained the sanction and dpprobation of the most eminent Physicians in the Uni ted States, and many Mothers. Versate Wholesale and aeon. by SELLERS, Agent, sty 10 ' No. 20. Wood Street, below Second. WM. ADAIR, Boot and Shoe It fake, Lity opposite the head of Smithfield el., Pittsbu be rg St. h.— The subscriber having bought out the mock of the late Thomas Ra ff erty, deceased, has commenced business in the old stand of Mr: R., and t prepared to execute all descriptions of ovork in Ills line, in the hest manner and on the shortest notice. Re keeps corstantly on hand a large assortment ofshoe findings oral! descriptions and ofthe best quality. He solielts the patronage of the nub. Ile and of the croft. sep 10 WM. ADAIR. For Bale by GT ' it A. GORDON • /TTSBURGITMANUT ACTORY.—S P ri ngs aid Axles for Carriages at Eastern Prices. The trubscrlbere manufacture and keeps constantly on I hand Coach, and El'pile Springs (warranted,) Janitors Iron Axles, Sliver and Brass plated Dash Frames, Brass and plated Rah Bands. Slump Joints!, Patent Leather, Silver and Brass Iron, Door Dandle Lamps' ThreeM fold S teps,Malleabl e s and Ilingcc. 4-c .4.e. JONES d• COLEMAN. seo st. Clair cf., near e A ilezhetiy arldre. 1111 p.SELLERS, M. D. aline and dwelling In Pons near FerrF street. sep 13—ly L AT THIS. The attention )ftho e OOK'w ho have been Fomcwhat seen- Mal in refrrenre to the numerous certificate. published in fifachr of Dr. Sven vne's eempound Syrup of ;Vitt! flier i n, nn acrount of the persons being unknown in this Pre tion of the State, is respectfully directed to the if certificate, thew riter rif which has been a citizen of this horough for several years, and is known as a gentleman of integrity and responsibility. r. the ./grent, Mr. J. KTRBY. I have aced Dr. Swavne's 'Comp and Syrup of WV' Cherry for a rough, with which I have been severely nf Bided for about four montipt, .and I have no healtation in Pnylnp, that it lathe most effective medicine that I have been able to procure. It composes all uneasiness, and agrees well with my It mentalns a regular and good appetite. I car freely recommend it to all others similarly afflicted. J.llizmarcx, Borough ofChambersh'g. March 9.351,111. 3 P 'W orsaieby I f,LIAM THORN No. 53 Market sep stree2t. FRUIT, FITADE, AND ORNAMFNTAL TREES. 10111ERSONS desirous of pr Sh r ub Fruit, Shade. and .IL Ornamental Trees, nr Shrubbery, from Phltadel ssonphis or New York, are reque3ted to make application as n as ons.ible, at the Oros and Seed store of the Fill). scriber, where ran be had rotate:ties, erattlitonsly, of the most ex , ellent vortei icp. F. L. PCP 21 N o IR SNOW or DRN, ,1 Liberty s t reet. !lead Wood MARBLE iit Aistur.itrrort v.—Patrick eawfield re. spectftilly acquaints kik friends and I he public gen, era Ily, that he has commenced the Marble bamne as a t the cOrnerof Fifth and Liberty cts., where will he constantly on hand. tomb stones, mantel pieces, monuments, head and foot stones. table slabs for cabinet warrland every art Icio narterialtting to the business, Re will ,iaoirrant his work to be well (trine, and Ilie CIIRI'VOI %I'M he. moderate. He respect rutty:lo:s a sliar of nubile patronage. Sill Jo ------- -------- ---------- -- .. 0 . 1 .114.31:4 4' TURN 01,1,. I' rem no pTorts or ens Cris. .1 TON PAPER Nlikt.. 13h-46E1111.111e, 011iO, haVfot?. remo ved rbetestnre from this city, have appoint ti,: 4. Browne, No. 49' Market a., between :3rd ed and 4t old h. al p vents for er.v sale of the dttrerent kindsof Paper maattrae l oresi-lv them. where their friends and misnomers will al wayil rind a rustrlar sorrily of paper, Fitch an Cart and P sr Wrinnz, plain and Taint lined; Wranpine and Tea raper; Bonnet Poard,, and Plintlntr Parer ofditTernnt si 7ns and (Nall, ies . all of which wilt be sold on the most Reenninioilrititrz lent,. llorm , rne 4- PRowilr, loilooforllirPrg nod imnorters or lA'a It Pa nn , -s and Borders. keeps ronsta ntiv nn hand ere. ry variety of Rntry, Parlor and Chamber Papers, or the in,esr styles and n'nst handsome patterns, which thr3r Will toll tow and on accommodating terms, wholesale r retail. nov 13—tr. Porta',le Platform Scales on IA lice le, to neig h 2.500 I L = K $55 00. do do do do 2.005 at +S.IS 00 do do do 1.500 at 35 00 ~ Arlo do • 1,000 al 30 00 do do du do 500 at 25 00 With raising levers an ilifilitiOn of $3 to earl] scale. Dormant scales for the it , e of Warehouses, Flouring Mills. 4-c.,the same prices as above. Also, White's Patent Counter Scale, with 0. Vting's improvements, and a variety of other counter scales, which they wil/ sell for from 5 to 815, They also manufacture Strain Engines for Flouring Mills. Saw Mills, Salt Works. b and sinete 'feared slide tat hesfoot and other lathesfor woo" tachines for tenant 1.-- -.-- ' - and sash .. Jod turning machi Ina chairs, planing machines, door machines. Hall's patrilt horse power, with or without thrashing machines, a superior article; circular SAW shafts, machines for satelitg lath, Tinner's nia• chines and tools oral/ &FM iptions, also for making !'lack P boxes, a superior article; a.overnors fur sic eilizif• sluCka, mpg and dies, coffee mins, bedstead or' oint bots and machinery for making the same. cotton factory ma chinery made or repaired; printing press Mattel's turned and printing presses repaired. JA NIES 14 A Y Agent . sep 22—tt JOHN B. GIUTFIRIE, Auctioneer and Commis 'lon l'ilerchunt ,.o.l o6,corne r of Wood 4- FkrtA sta. Pittsburgh: Having beenappointed one of the Auction eers foi the City of Pitsburgh. tenders his services to jai.. bers, manufacturers and dealers. who may be disposed to make trial of this market• He Is prepared to make advances on co nsignments of all saleable commodities, and trusts tosatisty correspondnts by quick sales, and speedy (and favorable returns.e That the various interests which may he conBded to him, shall be adequately Protected, he brings to the aid of his own experience in business and acquaintance with merchandise generally, the services of Mr. Skarn. Psanterroct: heretofore advantageously known, as an importer and dealer in Hardware and Cutlery, with whom a permanent engagement Is made. REFER TO &team. M. Tiern an M. ¢ M. 11l Bank., Pres't. of 44 Darlington 4. Peebles, Ii tt Robert Galway. 44 James M. Cooper, 1 " James May, I tt B. M. Riddle. tt W } Pittsburgh Robinson. Jr. Pres't 1 41 of Exchan,ge Rank. i " Hampton, Smith, 4 , CO, . , John D. Davis. 44 Samuel Church, I .. J. K. Moorhead, tt Jag. W. Brown 4- co. 44 John H. Brown,* co: tt Smith 4. fliguley, Yardly 4- *stovers, tt John S. Ithrd!e, _tt John Dairen. FAMILY FLOUR—Just received a few barrels of sate by .'" Soperior Plour, made expressly for family use For ISAAC CRUSE, 148 Lib, St. lirStoreSo barrels sup. doer, Improved l manafactnred 't. Iktwcen lEt i ifllitore Hall, strer I wo: i amdartnre land the follo w n gscales(whoL Y composed of loaf): No• 1. Port ')le Platform :4 Cs oil " 0 .0. 3311 U U , kkg it $65 BR A NDRETEI PILLS. ________ LET Invalids read the following account of a Sailor cured of a complication of afflictioes In nineteen d.tys by the use of Brandreth Pilli. It distinctly proves there are herbs in nature which have affinity cure be. cause of disease, and Brandrei It's Pllisare made for them Read and be convinred. Take the medicine andhe cured EXTRA 0 RDLY.fiR Y CUR t: OF I: IfE um. 477.331 DLIR It 11(174, AND .9 F FECTION OF TIFF. L b..IVG.S ions Snsw, of Petnhroke, Washincion county, Maine, being duly sworn, says, that he was taken violently sick about six months slime. The pains in his head, breast, hark, left side and instep being so had that he was una. Melo help himself. and was taken into the chelsca fins. piial in the city of Boston. 'That after being in said hospital five weeks, Doctor Otis said he did not know what was the matter with him, and that he could do nothing for him, norrould he prescribe any medicine. That he, therefore, was conveyed from the Chelsea Has. to the Sailor's retreat on Staten Island. That he was there physicked with all sorts of flirt/Mine Air a per'. od °firms monthe, suffering all the time the most heart. rending misery.— That, besides his affection califs bones he was troubled much with a disease of the lungs; some. limes lie would spit a quart of phlegm in the day; besides this affection he had a had Dlarrham, which had more 'or less attended him from the commencement of his sick. ness. That at times lie dreaded a stool worse than he would have dreaded (lea; It; that ne can compare the reel ing to nothing enve that of knives passing through his bowels. A fier sutrering worse than death at the Sailor's Retreat, on Staten Island, the doctor told him that medi• eine was of no use to him. that lie inti-t try to stir about. At this time he was sufferingthe greatest misery. That his bones were so tender he could not hear the kart press ure upon the elbow or upon the knee, that /118 instep was most painful, that as the Doctor said he would give him no more medicine lie determined to procure some of Dr., Brandreth's Pills, which he did, from 241 Broadway New 'Pork; that he commenced with five pills, and some. times increased 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, you look like a man again; if you improve in this way, you will soon he well.. That be found every dose of the Brandreth Pills relieve him, first they cured bin, of the pain when at stool;that they next cured the diarrho e a, and filially the pains in his bones;—That the medicine seemed to add strength to him every day. Retold the doctor yesten day the 11th instant, that he felt liiinsPir well. and also, that he owed his recovery to Brandretlis Pills under Providence:that he had taken the medicine ? evety day for 19days; that the doctor told hint if tie had known he had been taking that medicine, he should not have stayed r another day in the house. Ileronriders it is his dal, to make this public statement for the benefit oral! similarly afflicted; that they may know where to find a medicine that will Cure them. JOHN SAW, John Shaw being by me duly sworn this 12t h day o April, 1842, denndray that thef=ingstelemeetete.jrlvtEELEr.eommiss ofpdr m a iD re ; 7 j ui r, at Ne D w r. y tt o ra dr o : dreTthhe'sEpr"intAlpTißolfflEcre47, 2476.81.; aod at hhi principal office, N 0.93 Wood street, Pittsburgh,* the War' PL.IOE in Pittsburgh where the genuine can be obtained ; sepa—dtv.int. votrNo 4. BRADBURY Philadel'a I g4P 10 iMil PROSPEc rUS For publishing. a nem Daily Paper in eke City of pia: burgh, to be entitled the DAILY MORNING POST. T HE Subscribers having made a rrangements to merge rho American Manufacturer and Pittsburgh blercu• ryinto one Journal, have concluded to publish a daily paper with the title of the Daily Morning Part. The leading object of tne ., Poiry" will be thedissemina• Ilan and defence of the political principles that have here tofore been maintained by the Editors, in their respective papers, and their best efforts will will 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 honest, candid history of passing Political events, Foreign and Domestic I ntelligence, and brief notices of alt mat• tiers and occurrences that come properly within the snbere of a Public Journal, to make their paper suilicientljt in cresting to enlitte it to the patronage of lite public, Ir respective of party considerations. En addition to the political and general news that will be found in the niter:tint Post," the Editors will take pains to Burnish the linsinesks community with the latest and must inttresting CONIEVICIAL IIITSLLI• cues from all parts of the country, and to have prep. red such accounts of the Markets and the Stale of Trade as will be advantageous to our Merchants and Business Men In their several callings. Terms—The Port will be published on a large ved al sheet of fine paper, (manufactured especially for this Journal) at the Unllstlaq low rate of FIV DOLLARS per annum, payable In advance. It will also hdsold by pe r at the low rate of 'PWO CENTS' a toikat. .edoertisements will be inserted at the lotvest rattav charged by the other daily papers of the city. 'rtVENTY active lads are wanted to Pell the Post, Who will ha engaged on the most liberal terms THOS. PHILLIPS. W. 11. SMITH. Au:mu:3l , IR4, 100 WM, KY. LEAF TOBACCO. In store and for sale by J. C.. 1. A CORDON, No. 12, Water street. S. tor sale only by S. .N *vlckershato, corner of Wood street and Virgin alley Pittsburgh Pa. and H. Harwood, Beaver Pa. who is sole agent for Western Pennsylvania. rep 110 FARM FOCI S. 4,C—The underslaned offers for fglie a tract or land situated 4 miler fro,,, i'reepoit, In the direction of Kittanning, Buffalo 'township, Armstrong county, containing 100 acres, 65 cleared and !ruder good fence; 10 of whicn arc in nteadon, a good Square log dwelling hon.ol a nd cabin barn erected an apple thereon— orchard or 80 hearing trers—and a spring of' excellent water convenient to the home. FOR TER NIS apply to tire stfterihers residing at the Saltworks on the Pen nrylva ilia Cana', 1 mile above Free. T Ti ° tune I I i E il I s WISEnr der s '' o . it 1 1 1 I P ' s min w it itl e p t i 1 . i ' l i d " l' l o e r r-.‘ :l ° i e ° l d r i c l l7: v e upon u due attention to the body. It is row understood how valuable is that medicine Which wilt remove morbid accumulations without weakening the bodily power. It to now understood that there 13 a reciprocal influence .be. ttvr.en the mind and the body. It is now understood that purging with the I3ramireth Pilbi will remove a tnetan ellolYi a ri d even insanity Is cured by perseverinzly u.ine, them: It is now understood bow mutt dome:Af le happl ness depends upon the healthy condition of the digestive ~ is now well known that the Brandreth Pilts have cured 11 1 0 U4ands of hopele , s and belplef,s persons, even when the first physicians had pronounced them beyond all human means of known that the P relief: It is now not only well dent randretit Pills so cure lint it in also un ood bow they cure; that it is by their purifying effect on the 1•1.101144 sol they rstore the body CA health. The, value of the medicine is bernming more and more ma nirral, it is rectum mewled daily from flintily to family, The Drandreth Plus remove in an alniost imperceptible manner all noxious nectinuilations and purify and invigo• rate the binoil,a lid their frond etrects are not counterhalan ced by any inconveniences; being romposed Alan o r vegetables they do not expot.e those- who use them to danger; and their effects are as certain as they are saki% tart'; they are daily arid safely administers(' to Inihncy, youth, manhood, and old age. and to women in the most critical and delicate elm:instances. They do not disturb or shock the animal functions, but restore their order and cif:o4l:Th their health. ' Sold at Dr. Brasdrei It's Office, No. 9', Wood street, Pit iPturi-fla. Price 25 rents per boy, with fall directions. 311.-1 ft K--The only place in Pittsburgh where the growl ine Pills ran be obtained, is the Lector's own office, No, 93 Wood street. seplo To —IOIES —Why do you not remove that T TIIE I superfluous hair you 1113Ve upon your foreheads nod upper Ilp, 7 iiy calling at TUTTLL'S, 86 Fourth st ~ and obtaining a bottle of Gouraud'. Poudres Oubtles. which will retnove It at once without alerting the skin. Von ran alga obtain Gouraud's holy celebrated Eau de Beauty which wilt at once remove all freckle., Piltildes• Pr il pl lo II S of the skin, and make your Pier look per Petty fair; and to those who wiodt to assigt nature by adding more color to their cheeks, they can obtain some of Gou• rand's celebrated Liquid Rouge, which cannot be rubhe.d off even by a wet cloth. Also 111:1 Vhe found a good as. sortment of Pet fotnery, such as Cologne, Beare Oil, Al mond, Paint, Windsor; and other Soaps. Remember. at Tuttle's Medical Agency, ati 4th street Dec. 3, 1842 1V51.4• rrrrr , r r RARER He wandered lontkamon g the danger ous bogs and waterfalls which abound in these desert places, till night came on; still he went on and on till he came to the edge of the mist, and then he saw by the light of the moon that he had reached his own val ley, and was within a short distance of his cottage. It was impossible to renew the search for the poor child that night, but as morning began to dawn, he set out with a party of his neighbors, ItAll that day he crossed the mountain's to and fro, looking into every dark hollow and cleft; hit al! to no purpose. Tl:e dog, how. ever, had returned home, and after receiv. ing ..is usual allowance of cake, had run of Lad was still absent. Day after . day he heart broken father renewed his seareh, land the neighboring shepherds left the care of their flocks to seek the lost child in eve ry part of their different ranges; tett still in vale'. There was not the least mark of a small footstep on the damp grass, The father strained e his ear to listen; but there was no feeble cry mixed with the loud roar of the waterfalls and the bleating of the . .- flocks. Yet still when he came back to -t - --- - ..-,t, : the cotta g e at night, he found that the dog . .:-- : 4 'had been for his ielowance ()frond, and then ' • gone efragai-. Being struck with thi, he stayed at home till the dog set off again ,- with his cake and follosved him. The ~„4-;'?• faithft.l creature led him to a wild waterfall apt some distance from the spot where the : • 1 4 '-'' , - child had been left. It was a dreadful ,, - . !. .1 place. The high cliffs on each side almost- , .-. met ttgether at the top, but below it was a,”-';;;;*-* fearful dark hollow. The dog instantiv-': 4 I 4.. ' . . made Itis.way clown one of thesesteep cliffs and at last went into a cave nearly close to the roaring waterfall. The shepherd fol lowed with difficulty. You may guess-- what he felt when he saw his boy there:efk eating the cake which the doe had hrough-1, while the faithful animahste4,l4.wathing him with looks of pleasure - . From the child's own acconnt;_and the place in which he, was found,.it appeared that he had wandered to the edge of the cliff and then either fsllen or .seraitatled down till he reached the cave—When there, the fear of the waterfalls preventeo his leaving it. The dog, by means ofhis scent, had tracked him to the - spnt, and then'had hin dered him from starving by giving up to him his daily allowance. 'He seemed never to have left the child night or day, except when he went home fur his food, and then ho was seen running at full speed to and from the cottage. Zate ilrejriGnTtireias. The J team ship Neptune arrived at Now Orleans brought dates from Galveston of the sth loot. The loss of the Texans at Mier, as rot merly announced, is fully cor— roborated. The number of prisoners is 248. The country was in a deplorah!e stale--no provision being made fur defence—the ar my without concert of action, and in a di s . tressing condition of want. Congress and Sam Houstolfwere in a state of warfare, with no prospect of harmony sufficient to legislate with any good result. The follow ing parargraph, we cut from the T,•opic: '.A. gentleman writing from Galveston, uncler date of the sth inst . to a hiend in this city, states that the Texian congress hhad adjourned, but before it did so, a bill ad been passed in secret session to sell 'the navy! The order for its &do had not yet been promulgated. The prisoners taken at Mier had beau marchettyi isiezieo. The capitulation of ~,„v Col. Fithir at that place, it i. --Li ' DAILTMORIIITG POSE'. The ShepherdHiio Notwithstanding his wild and roelanebo. ,y kooks he is patient. persevering, and most faithfully attached to his maiton i It is curious to see how carefully in this country he will gather and drive a flock of sheep with more skill than any man or boy could do it. But in the highlands of Scotland, where the winters are very long and severe, and the snow drifts ate very deep among the mountains, these dogs are still more useful; and wonderful storiettare told of their sense and faithfulness. The following is known to be a true one: The valleys, or glens as they are called, amongst the Grampian mountains, are chiefly inhabited by shepherds. There are no fences of boundaries in these wild parts, but eVery shepherd has hie own range._ which reaches so far that he never sees the whole of his flock together, except w en h they are collected together for ahearing.— Every day he has to go to a distant part of his range, and with his faithfol _dog with r h n back any straggling sheep that tit at beyond his own bounds - into h is ht neigh. bor's land. • In one of these rabble% a shepherd took his little bny, about:4ll.s* old, as is the.custom with the Hi/Vatidois, • . to season them to the cold . of tire‘clinitite. After going aboul the pastures. forAnaelll time, the she Pherd with his e. very steep hill, thee- he might gain itisider vie wof his scattered flock. But ,fearing to tire the child, beielt. him in a sheltered 'spot, chatging him not to stir till he ,came 'back: But baldly had he reached the top 'of the hill,when the sky was sddenly dark. erred by one of the very thick mists which often come down suddenly on these moun tains, and shut out every cbject from the eye. The father feelinef t' anxious for his child, hastened down; but.. owing to the darkness, and his own _fr _'right__ -_>o - - - Way. A i~S . .:1 ,, . ..,,,,,„ . ...0-. "-,:. - N . - :4 . .-..,-, -T•.,-, • ... ••:, -..::'• ....." iffEl
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