PUBLISHED BY THOS. PHILLIPS & W. H. SMITH, X. W. CORNER OF WOOD .sy. FIFTH STS. . ' • DOLLARS a year, payabie in advents. Single copies . TWO CENTG—for sale at the aounter of the office, and by News Bays. The Mercury and Iflannfacturer CI published WEEKLY, at the same office, on a double medium sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, tri ad. vases. Stolle copies. SIX CENTS Terms of Advertising, PER SQUARE OF TVVELVE LINES OR LESS: One Insertion. 0,50 1 One month, SUri) Twororertlons, 0.75 I Two moms, li.oo Three Insertions, 'l,OO Three mouths, 7,00 One week, 1.50 I Four months, 8,00 Two weeks, 3.00 Six months, 10,00 Three weeks, 4.00 One year, 15,00 YEARLY ADV ERTISEM Mk:TS. CII•110ZaBLI AA' Pt It•SCRIC. Ota Square. Two Squaref In Inontlis, $lB.OO Six months, $21.00 Ore yeaif 2.5.00 One year. .35,00 ..rrtateger adeertisementsin prorortion. CARPS of four tines Six DOLLLR' a year. PUBLIC OFFICES,&C. Ctrs Post Orrics. Third between Market and Wood I strews—R. M Riddle. Postmaster. Carron H.mas, Water,4th door from Wood st. Peter son's huitillogs—Major John Wilcock, Collector. CITY TRIC•SURT. Wood between Pir4 and Second streets James A. Oartram, Treasnrer. I,OOIITT TrigkllCßY, 'Nord street. nest door to the rttitd. rteshyterian Church—.. ft. Johnston, TreaWood surcr. I &To Ocrtcg, Fourth, between Market and strosts—Alesander Hay, Mayor. Msacamtforacnotatc, Fourth, near Market st. RANKS Pt ['menages, between Market and Wood streets, on rillrd and Pottrltt streets. , Mtn. ULWTI' •NP M•NnrAZTORERII. AND FANNERS' Dt• U !OT R•Ng., (formerly Saving Fund,) Fourth, between .:VOO , l and Market streets. gxen•not, eifth gtreet, near Wood. HOTELS. Moennotnect.• Mose, Wate.r elreet, near lire Brlage. F.ecnanote Horn., corner of Penn and S.. Clair. lillwacitairrs' floret., corner of Third and Wood. ANCRICAN floTEL.corner ot Third And Smithfield. Therrien Stave*. corner of Penn qteeeland Canal. .f 4 &&&&& &eats. Liberty !tree, near Seventh. IMltutoeas Mgorstos lioutta,Liberly Sr opposite Warne Ileteautroarr Mierstore Ht. Penn St. oppogite Canal 11,013ERT WOODS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAAV•—otTice ream tied to flakeweii's offices on Grant st., newly opposite 1. no* new Court !louse, next rooms to Sohn D. Mallo o n, F4ll ,—First floor. sop 1 111110 S. IL ELLIOrT, 31. D.—office removed to St. Ctair street, between Penn and Liberty S s •, Pittsburgh s P 10 NE GOODS.z-Preston Mackev, whv,lesnle retail dealers In Frew - VI, arA Itomestle Pry Condo', Nn Market Ft ,P.itsfmr,:ll cep 10 3/11CANDLES & M'CLU RE , Attorttes and Counsel'tors nt Law: Office to the Diatuuttd, Itaek of the old Court House, Pill sinuOlth.. Bei) 10 • - V. AV A L Morrow, A lArrffort; Oft t Tfllf 11, side of Ptfth 91., hoween Wood and Smithfield IS, Piltshurzh sell 10 1011 N 31 E' [, Wholesale Gine,r Dle illrr, And Dealer in Produce and Pilielmr2 ll Manufactured No• 224 Liberty Street, Pit s. tarrk - ep WILLOW& Wilt.' • C.l Irvin -Z. Di t.WaTti 11 W LLI AMS .sr, DILWORTH.-- \N . ivAesalc ' Grocer!' l'ro'locr and 1;0111.111g:0011 N o :1 29. 1 , 11 *eaters in POot.burglt Manufacwred tr • 'W.30.1 street y JAI • O'IIA.R.A. ROBINS(S, Attorney at Law Office on the Hort h ode 'tit Diatuotset.le (10'. darker darker and tlttion 61fVelA. lip NI n s p DU 121301111. W, A , toroey at La or; reader A • ;Os processional aery ites to tot. n stian-- Ouire cos. tier or rico. snit Market streets, above D. Lloyd k Co' , fell 10 store, Pittsliurgit, Pa. Jolt* a. Sneetre.. ..... ............. JAz. KICAN st iertiFF & KE AN, T an. a nd Slantancturers of Capper. Sheet Iron Ware, Na 80, Front et m Ats• rsh. House Spoutin; and Steamboat wore ptem l v Hua executed set 10 TtIttMSS 11 YoUPI • Fan Schil . YOUNG. /limos. B. YOUNG, & CO., Furniture Ware A. Rooms, t...0r00r of Hand Fl. Eschange Alley. Worsens wishing to purchase Forott,tre. will Etad It to heir advantage to eve ns a call, heist Cully ..atisfiett t ha' vote can please •e to quality and !wire. sep 10 MUTTON 11 A.318.-1'440 recewed 160 choice Mut. ton Hams, wen cured and for sale cheap by ,he do. son or netail.fry ISAAC NARRIS, N 0.9, Filth at Pep 10 RLJTA B A.G t suop'y of Land , et lie Fresh Ru ta Bale, and (Otter different varieties of Turnip IRee:, )1141 received and fur sale at ttEDL.VCICI) eafotsDEN at the Drug and Seed Store of F. sap 10. No. 154 Liherty sireet, head of Wood witEBB CLOSETS Bunt and Shoe fdattfacto . ry. No. 8,3 Fourth St., licit door to the U. state. Beek. Lading Prueelis. Kid and Satin Shoes made iu be neatest mariner, and by the newest French patterns. eep 10 5,00 n 810R1.18 MCLTICAULIJS. to tots to suit purchasers; to dispo , t L. SN O W DEN, No. 184 Liberty street, bend Of Wood. D AHLIA ROOTS. Flowers and Flower Seeds of v ery deserlution, can always he had at the Drug bang Seed store of F. L. SNOWDEN. *els 10 184 Litterty street, head of Wood. .50 1. 4 11 2 e. l a l t t i t n h o e l s p r A ti n . ti a ti t a ,d l h 2 lo i Seal s o l o o t r li e Onion reed, for of F. I. SNOWDEN , IR4 Liberty street, %lend of Wood ----- ink LE'S. NEW E.SISFY SWF.ET VOTATOES A for seed; just received Icy F. L. StsIOWDEN , No. 184, Liberty head of Wood sr At 4114113 g TOOLS, consisting of Hoes. Fancy Spadei 4 Transplanting Trowels, Edding IK Priming Knives, Cruning Shears, To etc., Just AAi re L. SNOWDEN. ignited and for sale by F. d ip 184 Liberty street, head of Wood. :CHOICE Venison Hams.--.lass recesveri a small sap• ply of very choice cured Venison Hams, on retail la Satin tots for current money. ISAAC H 'ARM. Agent, and Cont. tilevekarrt W HITE Ken Kentucky Blue Grass, alws on hand and for Able by F. L. SNOWDE7g, -MP 10 No. IR4 Liberty street. head of Wood.. Eyerrsi 4- BUCHANAN, Attorneys at Lam, office removed ftlim the Dtatoond, to , Attorney'Aow," Abed, side of fourth street, between Market and Wood istreedis Pep 1.0 01113TRATE3'BLANK3, for proceedings In At. esakuiaist under the late law, for sale at this Office IVOR SALE.—Lots on the North East corner of Coal Ups Vigh wed- Apply to •• le BEND. OA IL IA NaTom, Market, near 4th st lath-LBS. Landreth's French Sugar Beet Seed.istst FLIF cited irird and for sale at F. L. the Drug and NOWDEN Sete S, 184 Liberty street, bead of Wood. awe et iep lo 1/164°I•UTION OF PA.RTNERIOUP. — The iltperasership heretofore existing between WM LIAM MCAT anal 111011 All IN HOP [WELL isthis day „ dlisplositt *moat sonseet. W4llige Dishy ts gothortted „ 10 fix tbaaisaters Onkel,* ill allaistegil, the Astsi Wheels firei. WITAAAIIII NOSY, imp II EVIL T ser JO NM= DAILY MIORMING .POST. JOHNSTON et STOCKTON, Booksellers, Printers an Paper Manufacturers, No. 37. Market et. sup 10-4 y JOH N ANDERSON, Smalifietd Foundry, Water at., near She Monongatirli'Hornse, Mite% urgh. 10-ly LEONARD S. JOUNS, Alderman,St.Clair sticct,se cond door from Ltherty. gen 10—ly DR. S. IL HOLM ES. Office In Second stieei, nest door to Mulvany 4- Co's Glass Warehouse sep 10-1 y SHUNK k FINDL,AY, Attorneys at Law, Fourth at., near the Mayor's Office, Pitishore,ll. sep 1 (1- 1 y ►TnoS. II A MILTON. Al torney nt Law, Fifth, between 'A'ood and Smithfield sic. P ittehurzh. pep 10—t v R UCII TONER, Attot !ley Rt Law, North Sm it hfield and Fou ri h Ft reel tt. TIMNPSON IRATIMA 'AMES TURNIII[II. L. ILIANN A 4- TIJRNRUI.L'S raper Warehouse, No. l_l 1114. W00d si where may he had a General =upply "1 wri , itiz wrappiwz , printing. wall paper, blank hooks. school books,, scp --- DI C. TOVVIV3F,NO ar CO.. Wire Woriccri and Manufacturers, No. 2:3 `NI arket at reet , bmween - 2d sep 10-1 y and .3d streets. - EXCHANGE HOTEL, Corne blclCr of Peli N n and "sismurti. Clair si ,eet g, by 1881 4- ep 10-1 v BanwN: 4 N - 11.1 , F. JUNI \TA I til)4 txtutl N 1 anaittei liter of Iron and Nails \\*alehouse N 0.2.5. VV3 ,- .1:1., Pittsburgh. sell 10 —1 y 1G NIET L —77 tons son ! 1 .1.1 at for sale by J. G. 4- A.GORfnN , No. 12 Water street crp - 1 (inn LBS 1 ‘cnN tiAms. 16'.0n0 nn , . Bacon Vir A 1 xl II Shoulders, for saf , leP J. (1 Fr A. i; ug DOS, goo 13 No 12 tl'aler street AS. PATTER N 1 r..Ririninzkam, near Piitslinreli, •0 .Pa., >1 min fay tiirer of Locks. Hiner, and Bolts; To. harem. Fuller. Mill and Timber Screws; Bunsenßrims for Rolling M .•e.ills, 4 . 10--Iv OTIN 3PCLOS KEY • Tailor glueet . between Si [th and Virgio olle . ; : •, South tide Grp 10 W BURBRI E CO., Wiwi, Glovers and Commis*ion ?Proud 5 reel, 1.0 w veD I,Vood and Smithfield sl F.,1111fq1,411. .SEII 10 -- y TG ' COMION. CmpitlisOnn and ?orwftrding el . Nlorchar,T., lVaier sep 11-1 y -------- - I_l A troa:e hams, a good al Urlr, rer eived per B COrealr, and for Kilo by J . DON. N 0 .4.• 12. Ver st reel Su SUGAR k MOI.ASSFS --40 Ohdr Vrw Orle:ins 2nr; fiCll.l.ls Sew Orlea..:Nlnin,•eg; for pnle I.y `en J. C.. A. CONIOS. suG A g lihd iWIMP S. O. S.,!Zir. rrrricrl Orlt S M.iitlC,l4 ll d for i , ale 6y J Sr A. COE Do N. sep So. 12, Wntrr street ,_•••ck r I t AI C S . corder, WI hand and for sale Ity ILP scp 10 1. G.A .. A. GOU DOS. No. 12, at iZI T G A A NI) 1101.1SSI:S.-1.3 ad 410 1., l,oat S. o. Fov2ar .32 I•Irla .0. NI rPcrived per S.aor I tk.poi :mil for ,all I.y . A. GOP 11 , Pep 10 So. 12. Ws , e, reel 1113 Le.. 111) 01 ("I - B. A. 4, II NIF.i , TOCK k . tor net of tilhalia IVoc.d 1631 PAPE.RSGermAidolvo Lamp Waft; for "glib b y . 8..%. FAIIN TiW K corner of Gib and Wood lo,r, 7-------- ------- _ 00 LISS Preparod ( . 1.:i!1.. for F:l'e !,y. 1%.\. V 111 N Er= IN )1 K k CO, cep 10 c• .!r 11er ,11 . 1;' 11 :1 , 1.1 ‘WIIOII i 1 1... - SUC: CR ASO NI Ci I, \:..ASES —6O 1.1,,i-. N_ (). Sugar, 25 Lids. du. du., WO .1,..ria..T.0,, Ni..1:‘ , ,,,, fo l saie by 2 A .GORIV/N. , scii 1:1 W r.o. it utcr It!vel. BLANK PETITIONS, NOTICES, SC.- 111 he 11'011 in 11.iiihrill/tCy izontl riannr.ri nil in ('hr ,i.e ai Ilse Offirg• of the Nlerl trr ileinin 4ni. lI• 1117 11313A.R.1), I le- . I'3,olnm:ll4e 4001 and V .1)01, Ni orrr. No. 1111, Third s. reel. t,etw•eru \Vood and 612,0eLii. cep 10 XI TiM ASTER, AT'IIN EY AT LAW, has re...v..41 his other 10 the craftier of Frallrl It .nreel andrnerry Alley, twin/eel* elinilttliel4 and Grant All eels, Piushprvh. Fel , 10 A IA VID SA N DS, NI , ATCII Sr CLOCK IN'‘' .. • 1 15 ill A K ER, ,ti o. 7, St. Clair *tree', Pitts. ',...0, imrgil, DEALER IN 14%97'CH ES, CLOC KS,BR EASTPLYS FINGER RINGS, CHALKS, K EYS,COJIIBS. 4.c. LANDRETIPS G A.E.DEN SEEDS.- A full supply of Lan.llellila Garden Seeds, always on hand, and for sale at hiaageocy, the Dravl Al ore of F. L. SNOWDEN, 184 I,iherty , erect , head of Wood DR. DAVID W ARD liar los oake at residence uo Foul 11 dr ree t, nearly GlUllt ofahe Ofrvicl 1 - 10UPY, SPCOII4 dw elltrez frOM it 0 4.1 Areel. He will fa y attend all calla pritaltiln: to his profes-wit. Niglu calls should lie made at the dour the basement. Sell 111 ---- REMOV AL —Matthew Lirs, itarher and Itti: (treac• er, line removed to ro.,th st rect, oppristiethe May ors office. where he will he happy to . walt upon permanent or transient rust onters. tie solicit , . a share of miliiie re-O -ran:lV'. sep 10 WM. A. W ARE), DENTisr, rem, thiee door below Irwin street, Floors of business, from 9 m•, until 5 I'• Id , after which time he will attend to no one except in crises of arinal neresiM y. Ile would further inform those who may think proper lo einiCrsyi,diil,lll:4l he experts intinediate pa , the necessity on his part of sending in hills. Fep 10 JOIIN 'FIFA RL ‘NI), Upholsterer and Cabinet .M..ker. Third st. between. Wood it Mire Let erect., feeprcifol itritrata his friends and the nubile chat he is prepared to execute all oi de rt: for Soias. Sideboards 'reit s, Cita i rs, cables, tied,d cads. Sin nds. 'lair and S pilaf! Matirasses., Curtaiti, Carpets, all sorts Of Uplielstetie2 work, which lie will warrant. equal .o any made in the city, and on reasonable terms. Fen 10 ,Iril EMOVAL!--T fie A übseriber , have removr ii to ‘N a. 11ter between Wood and Smithfield streets. where they will continne the IV holegale Grocery and Commis sion Int-itte -, and would re , pert fully ,:oltrit the patron. age on heir 1...1ead& J . W. Mg BIN ME, 4. Co. Dec 3 CO3UtIERCIAL AUCTION ROOMS, No Word Street, Pitttbxrgh.-11. A. Bailsman, Auctioneer and Conini . avAion Mr.retasiat, as now prepared to receive and sell all kinds of Gouda an d m ar cpandize, at his larg.e and capacious booms, No. 110. North East Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets, Fitishursh. R e gular s ates of Dry Coals. Furniture, Groceries and .then articles, on Mondays and Thursday of each week. Hardware, Cutlery, Dry Goons, and Fancy articles, on Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday evenings. Books. Spa, every Saturday cv riurig. Lltaera.l advances made on Gon.a.ignauents when wargeal. Iti:f EACH Cl:6 Messrs. John D. Dave, Esq., Brtealey k Smith, Mammon, Smith, k Co F. Lorenz k Co., I. W. Eturtoidge k Co. S. M•see k Co. Capt. James M'Gargrii, C. I bmsen , Esq. Jona M'Fadden Esq. Logan 4‘. Kennedy. s i , J. R. Moorhead k Co. r , J a y, P. Stuart, Esq. ftobeztnalway , EN: Capt. Jai. May• MeVay,Hanna, 4. Co. Wittlam Symms. B.G. Henry, Sinitli,jkageley 4• Co • i 00 B o n er g i s 4 R . io Co Ilan For sale by 1 • 4. A. CORDON. PEASE'S 110ARHOUND CANDY --Ttervt,r has received thl, day from New York. a fresh supply o. the above. celebrated cure for Coughs, Colds and Con gumption; and is ready to supply customers at wholesale or retail, at his .Medical Agency, al Fourth lA. nov 12 DAVID CLARK, Ag't, ohithieltable Boot Maker,— ilas removed to No. 34 Market street, between Second and Third streets, where he woad be happy to see his old customers• and all others who feel Capes. ed to patronize hint. Ile uses nothing but first rate Fleck, and employs the hest of workmen; and as lie gives his constant personal attention to business, lie troststhat he will deserve aid receive a fair share of patronage. I wrpl. Eat corner sep 10—IY KJ: CREAM, Sr coNrEcTIO?3ARY. _ A Hunker respectfully informs his friendsund the politic that they ran always lind the best quality of lee Creams. together with at: kinds of confectionikry and fruits, Mat heir see,on, at his establishment—NO. 11. Fifth street, bet cc i• Wood and Market. N. B.—Parties supplied oil the shortest notice, with cakes. or an) 0111 , 4 In his line. Also families furnished %run Bread. sf.p 10 CiVANWS CAMOMILE PILL LS.—AisitA• HAM J. CLENI ER, residing at 66 Molt street, New York, was afflicted with Dysperi , la in its most aggravated form. The symptoms were violent head• oche. great debility. fever, costiveness, cough, heart. burn, pain In the chest and stomach always after eating, impaired appetite, secoation of sinking at the siontach, furred tongue, nausea, with frequent vomitlngs, dizziness toward , night and testleness. These had continued tip. ward of a twelvemonth, when, on consulting Dr. Wm. Evans. 100 Chatham street, anti submitting to his ever successful and agreeable mode of treatment, the patient was completely restored to health itt the short space of one moot h.s nil 2ratefu I for the incalculable benefit deriv. ed,_sadly ea mc forward and volunteered the above slate For Sal e holesale and Retail rtE.I.I.E4S, Arent. No 241. Wonit Atreel.'lelOW Second. Cheap for Cash. UNION COTTON F.RCTORY. Prices Reduced. Short Pre/ Yarn. Long Reel Yarn. So. 5 at 16 cti. per lb 511(1 at 9 cts per dz 6at .V 1 ditto 600 at 8 ditto 7at 17 ditto 700 at 7 ditto Bat 171 dim) 800 at 6 ditto 9at 13 ditto 900 at 5 ditto 10 at 191 (Otto (Oo 1000 al 4 ditto d rirthier. Ltber:y 11 a: 19 tilt' o 1 -- 12 at I : , ti ditto ; Candlewick at 16 ct. In•r lb. 13 at 20 ditto ,Com Billing • 9 ditto 14 at 2111 ditto 'Faintly do. . 1.2 y ditto 15 at 21 ditto 'Carp's Chalet . 20 ditto 16 at 22 ditto 'Corn TN Inc • 25 ditto 17 at 23 ditto Stocking Yarn and 1H of 2: ditto Coverlet Yarn alwais on 19 at 2-, 111110 hand 211 RI 26 ditto , ; Cotton Warp made to order. n- Order., promptly attended to. if left at J. 4. C. rainter'_ -.l.n2an 4. li l enned)*. , . or the roil ii F. office, a 4. ddresA ... IC mocin ND Co. BACON. . A so iAck I,lla. new Bacon, jti , l received by wagons ak./13 from Ohio, fur sale by ISAAC CRUSE, . , 148 1.11,,.riy st Iteattoval. rilllE -,111,1,1,11.er has remnv-d los Fa-limitable Tintoring t Est aldishmeiti to Ike \Worm:Atte:ft b 005.... 3d door ft out Grct FA. on •tnic if hell 61.0. hisolti root rimers and all of her: who may favor him with a call may depend on !hell wnrk done in a superior `iv le. From his I. rig 1 epl burr In the Itutuness in thk city, an In litany 011ie! in Europe and An.ertca. be feels ct,cpletil that lin run cis, cal lAfactlun to all who may phi s ai• to favor him with 111(.11 custom. Fir aria attention to Ml.:lnce-, :1 111 4t1411.1101' .VOrklll3llllll Ile hips, to mrrft and ricrive a Pllllll , 01 11 111111 C 11:Oran:Iv . . lie KJ/mil keeping panda p of 31111 1 ri111111111 , :e , tiita'de l'or th o e ricer trade w itH h alliLe.uld at serf rethiced N prh LIO l B rOn , r Lying well aware of tits . exietit hat he 0 1 Ll. Kari nn the putt. ie. in Mils .trivert,entent-; part kularlv reisnns who utat }.1•01y 6s. rand int riolers on the nude, who never itt VI d ,t It hour in the 1.t1,111( 1 1.4., and who knov no Wile ti that ICY Clllll,l BM crook a sputter cloth, soil they lle hart fared etiouall to advertise themselves OP tai lor. a la wads., and by the aid of old cert#fica,ec, cuts, puff,- Se. psch as ore Beret ably acrd by quack, to I heir medicines. l hey often succeed in palming, off on the unsii.pert in. customer some old tiash for the v.entb int. Import ett Sorh pcoplr's ad ve ri i.emrnic are only ealescrated to aril the I ratilir and are , o more roll tied to credit i hap 11,111tIOO1 yet talf.thable pohlical ions ahout the great (tart -leer among the Lilliputians , I precnnie almost every clioollmv has read and laughed I W Olll,l mozaesi io 1110. M who wish to linye flOtht! 111:11 - le In first rate style to make a lit :le inquiry and titer wit: foul that this Is the place %here they tau be arrommodzited: 13. D. in 7 VIIIIIF.NOMENON IN CIII•:.3IIS7'RY—East India Hair Die—culots the hair and will not the skin This Dye is lathe form of a Powder wWelt in plait) matter of tact may Ile npnlied to the flair Over nis.hl, Grit, night turning the lisktest or :ray &air adark brown; Rod by rerientinl n second or third night, to Jet black. Any person may. therefore, with the least possible trouble. keep hi+ tr.it any dark idtade or a perfect black. with the [lo,llive osfilraliCelllol t he powder If applied to the skin wilt not rotor it. There no coloring in ittls statement, ns any nor may easily to=t These (arts are warranted by I tie the t lot who !mimic:Ware' it. For =ale al TFTTI.E . S, Rli Fnorth street. where a large ak-iort air tit of Patent :Medicines may always be had at either witob,n't. mr mall. ! R 6 Fourth street !" Pittsburgh Wheeling l o unievllle \,} thila• Doi I fan TO PUBLIC, and rarticyior/V to my forms , ' patrons of this eity:—llliying retired from the oral - tire of Medicine. I may be permitted to say. that it has I.illett to the tot of tul f e w presort ut hevr I . II,!nYCI so liberal or large it share of olist reit - kat practice us my own has been for tit. last 30 or 40 yea r'. l'he experience of that long period of:Wive life, and the fact of my baying fleet' twice, since 1830. associated with Or. R. A. Wilson, In the .pfaettc.e.of medicine. (In Botha period of five years.) enables me lujudge fully of the merits of his pills. So convenient , FO efficient. and yet $0 sate. did I esteem three pills that for the SAO five years in toy practice for the vire ofchronie diseafeu,or wha.ever cam-. and ihn , e of females in part icular,l have used more oi them than other medicines. Like every other medicine, this most fail in some in si sorer, Lut in my hands there hits been less disappoint. meat nod motor sarisfart ion In 'Ay administ rat ion of I his one remedy than of all others; its good 'beets sometimes quite 11001liAi1 4, f If my patient required a sar , t aperient medicine either ...lore or after parturition, the Wilson's p,'s were just the thing! wonted. if a dyspeptic acid condition oldie stomach. combined wilts c.octiveness Of I WWI ivity ofthe liver.eonslituted the diseai:e 3f my patient. the pills were just the thing ( wanted. If 4 treated a case requiring an emaseeagogue. the Wilson's pills were 311 st the thine I wanted. If palpitation, headache. flushed countenance. or other difficulties. indicatine a disturbance of the circulatory and Yerretory systems, annoyed my patient at the , turn o r tire,' the W ilaotOli pills wereijuet the thing I wanted. Thus, without resn.;ct to the nnme, a disease might happen to wear at the time I have tad It under te4st• ment, particular Indications or sywypions arising, were al - ^ays moat promptly and most happily met by the Wilsoter pit's. That so great a nnmber ofdlseares. and sornettuses ap. parent's opposite ones, in which I have used these pills, should be toted more readily by them than by any other remedy, may at first scent strange and contradictory, but why it is so it as clear to my mind as that a great many persons should become thirsty from ;.s man and y different entities and yet 211 require that common gre all blessings, water to quench thekr WIWI, In conclusion. It is due the .apolat ion of tie medicine and ttte public, to say decidedly and unconditl 1 o have . ever that the Wilson's pills are theonly combination met with In my toeseouros of practice, that re met pas esseesanything curative or specific 4,1 niek i A tsedat - s V(wrs 4%.. DR. MILO DAMS. The above Nils ilesigned pastiest:loy for the sick Haed.A che. Dyspepsia. Constipation of the Swab fre., prepared by the proprietor Dr. IL A. Moon. and foe sale,wholesale and retail, at his dwelling In Peen greet, below Harlem,. Del •.• DR. GOODE'S Celebrated Female Pills. 'I hese Pills are stronvy recommended to the notice of the ladies as a safe and efficient remedy in rentovina ;WISE complaints peculiar to their sex, from want of ex ercise, or general debility of the system. They obviate costiveness, and counteract all Hysterical and fiervouS affections. Titese Pills have gained the sanction and apprialtation of the most eminent Physicians in tlitUlti• tel States, and many Mothers. Cor sale Wholesale.ind Retail, by R. SELLERS, Agent Pep 10 So. 20. Wood St rect , below Fecund. Will• ADAIR, Boot and Shoe .Maker. Liberty St., opposite the head of Smithfield st., Pittsburgh.— 'rite SUbnilber having bought out the stock of the late iThomas Rafferty, deceased, has commenced business in the old stand of Mr. R., anti Is prepared to execute all descripi ions of work in his line, In the best manner and on the shortest notice. He keeps cor stnntty on hand a large assortment ofabue findings of all deteripti he ona and es of the ht quality. He so:ielts the patronage of t pub lic and of the croft. WM. ADAIR. cep 10 PITTBIIIIIIGH MANUFACTORY.—Springs and Axles for Carriages at Eastern Priers. The subscribers manufarture and keeps constantly on hand Coach,C and Eliptic Springs ( warranted,) Juniata Iron Axles, Silver and Brass plated Dash Frames, Brags and plated Dub Bands, Slump Joints, Patent Leather, Silver and Brass .Lamps, Three fold Steps, Malleable iron, Door Dandles and El Inges. c JONES 4: COLEM AW Bt, Clair st.. near tl e Allegheny Bridge. .D.SELlnearF.r.Rs,sme. et D :o ffice rind dwelling in 13— o Fu ly rth sep LOOK AT THIS. The attention 'film e who have been somewhat seep lical in reference to the numerous certificate• published in favor of Dr. SWaVne • n Compound Syrup of Wild Cher ry,nn acroutu ofthe persona tieing unknown in this ore lion of the State, is respectfully dlremed to the following, certificate, Ihe writer of which has been a citizen of this borough for several years, and is known a. a gentleman of Integrity and responsibility. To the Agent. Mr. J. litnillr. • I love used Dr Swayne's Comp and Oyrup of Wthl Cherry for a rough, with which I have been severely of flicted far about four month., and I have no itesitntion In Itnying, that it lathe most effective medicine that I have been able to procure. ft compose+ all uneasine.s. and agrees well with my diet.—and maniains a regular and I 1 good appetite. I ran freely recommend it to all other. I sintitarly afflicted. J. Mtastcx, Borough of Chambersh'e. I March 9. 11140. sep 23 ror sate by WILLIAM THORN No. sfi Markel ,I rem . - --- FRUIT, SHADE, AN!) ORNAMFNTA TREES. PERSONS decirous of procuring Fruit, Slnde. and Ornamental Tree!, or Shrubbery, d from Philael pliio or New York, ore requested in make appilentlon no .00n no poo!itile. at the Nu! and Seed Fiore of the cub Prriber. where can be hod catalogue!, prt ult oupl v of the most excellent cartel lea. F. L. SNOWDEN, cep 21 No 184 Liberty street, head of Won.' IVlAZ , E . t e t t . f E u i !t v l n A r N q Ti n e C o n t7l li d l e e ' 41 - e r n e : ainls erally, that he hag commenced the Marble business nt the corner of Fifth and Liberty:qt...where will he constantly on hand. tomb atones, mantel plere4, monuments, head and fool stones, table slabs for cabinet ware, and every aril ropori:litilf , lto the iltl4lllPllB. Be will warrant hla w to he well done, and Ills char:ma wilt be moderate. lie respect fully naks a altare or nubile WatrOgin2r• ns4 10- W(xHirci;sor 10 11. IrCloskey) Faeh• io.mde Root Maker, Liberty st., td door from Vi - 21n Alley. The subscriber respectfully informs the publicthat he has commenced the above litt•lness In the t.ltort, formerly occupied by Mr. Henry M'Closkey, find that he 19 now prepared to :Wendt° all orders in his line ()Noel nese with deopatrh and on the most reasonable terms. From Ids lonz eTnorinn re In Ihr. 441:01441%,ciure of Fashionable 1 . 1(U119. 1v feats ronlldent that all articles rerun pf.4nlosninen4 040 sive satisfaction 40 big pa wails. A share r.f p . al,on•ge respecifally eep TIPIRD SEEDS A ( ri. U r of nsr t Srerl9,, ran sktla;: of Can r‘ .14 mp n,rl R nar: Ind rrrrlved by fin, 3. F I. SNOWDEN, 14R Liberty st. Portal.le Platform ScaLes on witrela, W weigh 2,500 ibs, at $55 00. do 1(0 do do 2,005 at $45 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 $3 to each scale. Dormant scales for the tve of Warehour.es, Flouring Mills, kr.,t he same prices as abogc. A len, White's Patent Counter Scale, with 0. Voting's improvements. and a variety of other counter scales, which they will sell for-front 8 in $l5, They alga manufacture Steam Engines for Floating Mills. Saw NI ills. Sabi. W.ac(.s. ti . C.„ double and single uett , ril slide lathes foot and other lathe, for wood turning machine!. for tenanting , chairs, planing machines, door nod sash machines hall's patent horse power, with or without thrashing machines, a superior am lee; circular :MIN shafts, machinea for sawing lath. Tanner's ma. chines and tools ofall descriptions.also for making black Ing hoseca superior article; governors for steam engine stucka, laps and dies. coffee mills, bedstead or joint boas and mar hinery for making the sarne. cotton factory ma chinery made or repaired; printing press platlens turned and printing presses repaired JAMES MAY, Agen: sep 22—if JOHN R. GUTHRIE, Auminneer and Commis sion Merchani.No.lo6,coracr of Wood k Fifth sts. Pittsburgh: Having neenappuirded one of the Auction• eers CM the City of Pitsburgh . tenders his services to Jo' • hers, manufacturers and dealers. who may be disposed to maice trial of this ma . rdtet• Ede I , prepared to make 044 a noes ou vicisquaaeints of alt valealde commodities. and trusts to salkly currropondents by quick sales, and speedy 'and favorable returns. 'that the various interests which may le confided to Wm. shall be adequately protected, he brines to the aid of his own experience In business and acquaintance with suerehandize penerrith, the iervires of Mr. SLIEVILL FAMIKITOCI(.; hevetrtfore ativantateonsly known, as an importer and dealer In Hardware and Cutlery, with whom a permanent enimeement Is madc. REFER TO Messrs. M. Tiernan, Pres'A.a m. 4 M Bank. - Darlington 4. Peebles, , 4 Roheri Galway, ~ James M. Cooper, ..i3MPik Mny, I “ R. M. Riddle. . Pittsburgh .• Ww R otansoo , Jr. r re? i J. of Sartiange tank. Hamnioti,Bmlth, 4 Co., I I .. John D. Davis, .. Samuel Church. I .. j, K. Moorhead, I . 4 , Jas. W. Brnwn 4 co. I. .. John H Brown. 4 Coic .4 Smith 4 II wile,. Yardly 4 n vorenl. 44 John B. Biddle, .6 John Dalurell CMYVEtt. AND Tits443THY SEED. TN Store R. 5 boeltelsof read *relay Clover Seed. Alm 1500110ml' rime Timothy for rattle lota us nit. CRLTPE. 1411 Liberty at Who Germ for male SO bushels Orchard Grass reed feb 22. PROSPECTUS For publishing a new Daily Paper in ' the City of Pitts burgh, to be entitled the DAILY MORNING POST. rillHESubscribers having made arrangements to merge the A met lean Manufacturer and Pittsburgh Mercu ry Into one Journal, have concluded to puhli<h a daily paper with the title of the VallY The leading object of toe "Porr" will be the d;ssemina lion and defence of the political principles that have lirte tofore been maintained by the Editors, in their resp , ct ive papers. and t heir hest efforts will still lie devoted to the advancement and success of those doctrines. Although, In politic., the paper will he thoroughly democratic, yet the Editor. hope. by giving an honest, candid history of pa-sing Political events, Foreign and Domestic. Intelligence. and brief notices of all mat ters and occurrences that co:11'a properly within lite Follett of a Public Journal, to male their pallet sußi . cfent l y In• cresting to entitle It to 'the patronage of the public, Ir respective of party considerations. In addition to the political and g Tic rn I news that will be found In the ....AforNing Post," the Fditors will Mite pains to furnish the bitsi nesss community wtilt the latest and most lott.resting CEMMILECILL INTELLI• CtNCE from all parts of the country, and to have Preps' red such accounts of the Markets and the State of Trade' an will be advantageous to our Merchants and Business Men in their syveral callings. Ts-rms.—The Port will he published en a large imperi al sheet of fine paper, (manufactured especially for this Journal) at the unusually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS per annum,pa.table In advance. It will also lie sold by news.boys at the low rate of TWO EENI'S a copy. Advertisements wilt he inserted at the lowest rates charged by the other daily papers of the city. EsTv active lads arc wanted to sell the Post, Who will he en3agcti on the most liberal ter THOS. PHILLIPS , W.ll. SMITH. A u2ust U. 1842. - _ 1.00 111 . 1DS. KY LEAF TOBACCO, in stvre and tor sale by J. G. 4. A conpoN, No. T 2. Water 9treet BY Morrison Q• Co. London, for tale only by S. N Wickersham, corner of Wood street nod Virgil. alley Pillshorgh Pa. and 11. Harwood, Beaver Pa. who is FO C agent for We,tern Pennsylvania. vep 10 FARM FOR SA LE.—The undersi2ned offers for sale a tract of land situated 4 mllea frr.„, freepost, In the direction of Kittanning, Buffalo 'township. Armstrong county. containing 100 acres, 65 eMared and under good fence; 10 of whist are In meadow— a good square log, dwelling holier and cabin barn erected thereon—an apple orchard of FU hearin7 trees—and a spring of excellent water convenient to the Imam. FOR Teams apply to the swbscrihera reeiding at the 1 Saltworits on the Pen nultlirlia Canal, 1 ni:le above Frce port. rep 10 wm . 4. PHILIP RAKER. , Clothing Store FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF READY MADE CLOTHING THREE BIG DOORS, No. 151 Liberty street, one door from the Jackson Foundry. lIIH E suh , crilier Is Just receiving at his well known es tablishment, the largest. most varied and ctiks.evriv STOCK OF 0001LIS that has tete been offered in this city Every article was selected by hintAelf In the e a stern e l. ties. and purchased at the t OWYST CASH PRICHS, and he IS IlletelOte toahled to sell his urtielea notch lower than they can be had at any other estatilialimen: west of the m onolithic Hie articles ore all made by experienced workmen, nom the latest manor:termed g oods and in the most MODERN FASHION. Ile feels confident that all oersolis Who will tall al hi: establishment sod examine tin S'Otli will he satisfit d that iit ETTF.N. HA 111 G A INS ran he omained at the I THREE BIG DOORS 1 than at any sittiil.ir e statitishineot in the city. Ills stock consi!us In part or Coats. Pantaloons, rots, Drawers, Shirts, Cravats, ,Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, And every other article o f c l othin g of tile he st style Front his varied stock of cloths he is pre p ared to MAKE CLOTHES TO OltDElt at the shortest notice. in a style unsurpassed by any other Pittsburgh house, • and warranted to fit. lay e u r :f , r :r v i:n ia d r e r e be h between Dia. 111 a 1 rAkel. two wp iiryn, rills nnfarinre and Ind ihe fol'ow ngscales(ostmi. ly composed of octal): :So. 1, Port ble Platform ZCUICI. Oil n u weigh 3.5U0 lountle.,at *b3, Da DBURY PhHader& i seplo Ills stock of Spsis! and Summer Grods in superior to tiny previous importations and be ins no hesitation in saying that for excellence, beauty and cheapnet.s they cannot he equalled in the west. The subscriber would once more return his thanks to his friends and the public for the sinprecedented patron nee bestowed on his establishment, and believing tlrat hiucsastnineis had found it to their tide:l'llr ee to deal with hint. he would repeat his invitation to all those au ho wkh to tjulta, Clothing of every descrtpilon at isswest pricec,La call at NA. 151, in 1.1151(11Ty STRICB - r. n N M'CLOSK EY. DO -Observe Metal Plate la the Pavement. Felt 22 Passage and Remittance., TO AN FRU M GREAT BRITAIN. New Voik and Liverpool Line. PERSONS eesirous of srnding for II el: friend+ to conic from any pall of C real Britain. are respect folly Informed th ti the stiliscrilter la at all (hors pre pared to make inch ri , giigt iov• lie Is prepare 4 to remit ninnies by drafts, which arc made payable at any point throughout the l'ilited Kingdom on pre, nirt. lion; having hren fur the last 12 years accazesl In the tiusLneas, Ite Coelaeorfitnint Fitat ftia arrangementa on both sides the Atlantic are sorb as will give Yeti:4,l6lmi Tile Ships compriaing the above line, are ail of he first class and are commanded by careful and skillful masters, leaving Liverpool once path week during the season.— or Ilirthe . : particulars apply it by Ismer in JOHN HER N, or to No. 61 S.,ot New York. J KIRK.BATRICK, al !lira rg n.. 1,11 4- Fleming', Water creel ?it arch 3 MERCHANTS , LENE, BETWEEN PITTSBURGH .IND PHILATELPIII3 4. B.IILT1MORE:1 r INS IS Line is prepared to commence hositiese on the openlnt of the canal. It composed (went of Col timhin) of First Class Portable Boats, chartered for the I .eoson, each hoat twins in charge of its respect ivy owner. The line has at a heavy expense taken a Potdcy or IN- St'll•liCK from one of the most suhstatitial and prompt offices in the Untied States, covering all goods shipped by it, (free of expense to the owners of the goods ) SILiC• persdeatrous of ayaitins themselves of this Insurance must give notice at the place of shipment of the value of their goods. The rates of freisht will he no low as by any respon sihie carriers, and the facilities for giving sat Vac lion to customers In all respects are .orpossed by no line on the canal. Shipper. to and horn the east are respect. fully Invited to cull. rhe business will he conducted bY CLARKE & THAW. 90 Front street and Canal Soots, PillFhlxrg J. BUTLER & C. J ACKS'Oti, Foot or Dock street, Philadelphia. W. M. MEREDITH. New York. SOS. HAttNISH & S. MILLEN, Baltimore. J. ofk.. P. MARTIN. Hacrbbrf A. L. LOW:taloa:big: March 4 NATO CENTSH:... ICE DAILY MORNING POST ----:--= ---,---- From the Sun N. Y. Extra. -.' „.. NEW YORK, Marelnl2. •.,-,- *4 - - i , , • :.;,•, , sever) Dapi Later From Europe., . .arrival of the Great Western, bringin g Intelligence to the day of her sailing. The Great Western, from Bristol, 11th inst. and Madeira the 20th, arrived to-dayr about one o'clo:dt, with full files of Loo^r. don and Liverpol papers to the 10th ivy, elusive, and Bristol papers to hetjar . ,..s . 0-- - .1. I sailing. The news will be found highly• idterest:t ing. • bu) , •. From the 13th Feb. hail nothing ~ 'westerly winds, generally strong, ..,tui sometimes blowing very hard, with heat , * ' I seas, excepting part of one day, (10th IMatch,) when the wind was caste 4. Engine: 1 I it is worthy of reroaris that the , lof the Greet Western have been going fop .90 days without stopping one instant, Il l ' that she has steamed a distance ftc. eft miles With a consumption of 000 ton** coal. A feat I beieve, unpretedented irk the annals of steam n avigation. The beautiful Mary DA litz; t leiir-t:(4.___.— plislied enchant: e s'. - pil of the greii4 Herr.Decrong, si et. a few (Ilya slice foe 1 America, under an engagement made with the agent of the American Museum, -an 4111 ..-' tablishruent of repute in the city et Diel4l York.—Louden Times. • HOUSE OF CONIMONS, FEB. 9. , 3rnerican Boundary. Lord Palmerston gave notice that h 4 should postpone his motion on the subject of the American Boundary from Tuesday the 21st instant to Thug, 1.4 . ., the 23d.. : England —T he Gresp., l Wo,ltern brings out two important dellaii.s - :rior.•rting Cana • Ada, and a speech more irlimeaiatelY . rep ferring to the United States and France; . made by Lord Brougham, in reply to M, Duping in the Cha. - nber of Deputies which, though containing nothing Oboes lutely new, yet puts the right of search negociations between England and Amer. ica in 1824 in a striking and correct light, The discussion respecting the amnesty ftis political offenders in Canada, and the Etio• Lion of Mr. Labouchere, fur admitting Canadian wheat into England, on the term held out by Inrd Stanley in his deif patch, cannot fail to excite deep interetti in that colony. A letter from Berlin, in the Journal (Li Frankfort, states that the marriage of the Prince Royal "of Hanovr, m ith the Prin. cess Mariab oe Altenbilrgli is to be Sol. , emnized on the 7th of next month. France —Spain, of course. occup ier Ihe French journals. The Press is very ea• ger for a breech with Spain, and a French i terVet:tion, as the means of reconciling F:anee with the . Eastern .Powers The National defends the Duke of Victory', and declares that the Spaiii , h Government : was ready to give M. Guizin satisfaction - , rirttil the paragraph of the French Sfroeelt I from the flirone arrived at Madiia, eel ' was considered slighting to the regent, Rassici.—Bus.lian Treaty -By this treaty Russian and English vessels are ply, tied on the same footing un entering the ports of Ru• sta and England. The COW. met ce between the two countries is chief; Ily carried on in English alrips. The ties, ty has nu reference to the tariff. Chino.—Before leaving Nankin, - thee.. : Imperial Commissioners gave a grTikdeo. rertainownt to the ( flicer a of the army and navy, of which professions of amity were indulged on both sides. .. India.—The Indian mail has arrived, - and we have received t h e Indian Journals and letters to the 22d . -- )f January. The intelligence which they bring, though - tu4 of the exciting interest of some mails of last year, is satisfactory,, as proving thag . 012 peace and tranquility so much desired in our Eastern po-sehsions have Seer} I thoroughly estal•listieti. Spaia —The conduct of General Seoane at B a rcelona—his severity in exacting the ton quartering the soldiery on all the Principal i n h a bitant—liis p ut i n t down the freedom of discussion in the prrss and throwing the writers into prison, and supprrssing three journals--this sy,. Item of severit y is producing its fruits, and another 1 - e% u!t, tint les , forfiiitlable anti' blo id; may ..e an , inioatel. ''r itniec.l. rumor a were current in cads., that serious disturbances had made their . appearance at Barcelona, but they do not appear to he well founded. The city was in a state of the greatest fermentation.-- Secret meetings were being bold, and all lithe preliminaries for an idler revolt were apparent. The accounts from Barcelona state that great irritation prevailed in that . city, and but for the precautionary measures adopt. l ed by General Seoane, another an more \desperate revolt would take , place. •On the' 26th, the general. apprehending an p`sptoi Isio:r, issued a band°, deni-uneing death against every individiill, who by their. I speeches, writings, or even by songs, _ should excite the people to revolt. Not. wit hstand Mg the menacing attitude of the' military authoriii , -..5, allitatiou culitiuued tc. i crPti=e, . . The letters aid, tirt the P% 1 pperailon or the pul lic at the forced c ontrihntion, and Cie mar net in which it was levied, was nesily at its crisis, and that deplorable oe curie .ces were expec'el 10 takP place.— Some persons imprisoned for nonpayment of their proporqons of the contributio9 were set at liberty as a measure of precaur PurtuiraL—The negrttiationa for Ole ow tariff onntinue, brit ae Sir Robert Wet stated in the ROW of Comm*, EMI
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