Daily morning post., March 28, 1843, Image 1

T.HOS. PHILLIPS & W. H. SMITH,
x.Jr.
W. CORNER OF WOOD 4. FIFTH 878.
Teßlds.--FIVE DOLLARS a year, payable in
`• •Rinanefe. Single copies TWO CENTE 4 --for sale at the
Oounter of the office, and by News Boys.
Tke !Were:wry and Manufacturer
is pettlisited WEEKLY, at the same office, on a thimble
asedlnat sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, •in ad.
trance. Single copies. MX CENTS.
Terms of Advertising.
rot SQUARE OF TWELVE LINES OR LESS:
One insertion. 0.50 I One month, 5.00
?Imo invartions, 0.75 5 e I Two moms, 8,0
ree inrtions, 1,00 Three months, 7,00
On Vevict---...„, , 1.50 Four months, 8,00
Two weeks, 3,00 Six months, 10,00
, - 'Three week.. 4.00 One year, 15,00
- • YEARLY A DVERTISEMENTS.
CI7•NGIC•BLZ AT PI 0009 a.
Oat Square. Tire Square:
. Lx months, ' -, $lB.OO Six month., $23.00
/09.ivryear, 25.00 One year. 35,00
~„.- 0 -- r Larger advertisements in prorortton.
OA RDS of frier lines Six Dot.t.tas a year.
PUBLIC OFFICE S, &C.
CITY Powr °met. Third between Market and Wood
mytett—lt. Ad Riddle, Postmaster.
ecrarrost Room Waler.4th dour from Wood at. Peter
ssn'a buildings—Major John Winock, Collector.
`Veer Taassoar, Wood between First and Second
iltreeis—James A. Bartram, Treasurer.
ilouarry TREAWRY, Tl.lrd street, next door to the
Whitt Preshstertan Chnreh-9, B. Johnston, Treasurer.
ligaroe's Orrice, Fourth, between Market and Wood
- Ilarnola—Alcsander Hay, Mayor.
AiIIitCRIAT'S EXCMOIGIC. Fourth. near Market st.
BANKS
Purraautton. between Market and Wood streets, on
and Potirth streets.
Min 'KILN &NP MINRYACTURNRS' AND FARICCRII . Di.
swam gym, (formerly Swing Fund) Fourth, between
1,1 1 11041 and Market intents.
4 1/01taartat, Fifth street. near Wood.
HOTELS.
hrostottaitatatt Musa, Water street, near the Bridge.
E‘eitanor. Horst,. corner of Penn and S.. Clair.
hiractreters' Horst., corner of Third and WoOd.
IttoAm tiotr.t.,eorner of Third and Smhhfietd,
t--- " . "17 - ntecn.-" , fArsa, corner of Penn street and Canal.
Srec•D aest.t, Liberty street, near Seventh.
alteuerts 51Aersion lionna,T.ilteriy Si oppo , ite Wayne
Ratitonuttrr NaN>toN linnet. Penn St. oppoide Canal.
OH ERT WOODS, ATTORNEY AND
• COUNSE LLOR AT L A W.-01'fire remo
iett to Bakewell'a °Meets on Grant at., neatly opposite
The new Court House, nest rooms to John D. Mahon,
itasi ,-First floor. sap 10
TROS. IL ELLIOTT, M. D.— Office renrevcd to
Bt. Clair street, between Penn and Liberty St.•
rim baulk.
s p 10
I. 11 1813 TONER, Atlo.tteV at 411 W, North lEa, , t corner
of Smithfield and Fintr,h strcela. srp 10—ly
M'CANDLESS & 11PCLURE, Autoineys and
Connseilors a.t Law: Office to the Diamond, back
or the old Conn Dout.c,Pillsburgh. 'Rep 10
QintlNK k FINDLAY. Attorneys at Law. Poorthst.
near the Mayor's (Mee, rithontrah. aro 10-ly
11 1 1110 s. tf Alt I.TI tN , Attoenee al Law, Fir] het ween
Wood and Smithfield mc. sep 10-1 y
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lALTM. O'll ARA, ROBINSON, A
..tiorner•l 1..0w;
0 4" . 7.-Ir Office on the tiOrth side of the Diamnott,bet wren
."04,,sket !it'd TlttionlttrerVit nine _ Fen 10
414 F, c' ~...' i _iii n , nr i i i, i -.
se-... .1.4.5ax.A.,2- ..Altnrney nt I.a.tv; tplido•rs
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4, Itht ornie2t:iatta I ..,ry ices to +hr. public. (hike cor
er.: of rum and Market Street,. :above D. 1.1ny.1 4- I'n'.
pliire„riii.o.llt et, PA. 5 ,, .r. 10
ET , w
VAER,iII % N k N., Astorffeyx at La.. °thee
retn..ve.l fr IhP Ihntootol, In ••Attorney'Aßnw,"
Witty vide of Fourtht street, het ween Market and Wood
,ervineti Pf.r. 10
pc BUCK RLISTER, A'r UtIVEY AT LAW,
4le • fro, r,oloved hot °dice to the corner of ("north
Street and Cherry Alley, between Smithfield and Grant
aireets.Pitl.horeit. pep 10
GICORGE W. LA rXO. Attorney at Law, O ffi ce
No.:A rim al rect. neat ihe Theai rilIM:)111P41).
NM 27 I y
R EA') PI .%SUI YG 0
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ArTORXET A T. LAW. —Office in Hears' Rnildin
'Oink street. P. 1100,131.01. Nov .3. 1842.
JOHN J. mrricnELEs--Attoruey at Low, office
corner of Smithfield nod sth etc. Pittsburgh.
kr Collections 'wide. A t nusniess entrusted to Me
(lire will be promptly attended to.
feh 16-4 r
RE 110VA.L. R. Morrow, Alderman; otfi e north
side of Fiflh rt., between Wood and Smithfield
ete,.Fh Isherg h. Pen 10
r 1 rt. B. R. HOLM E 3, Office hi Second street, next door
JUIF to Illolvany 4- Co's Glass Warehouse sep I (I—ly
OHINIST.,N 4 S rOIIKTON, Bookoeilera. Prinieng en
Paper M nufaci urem No. 37, Market at. rrp 10-1?
TOEIN ANDERSON, Slnithfield Foundry, Waler st..
near the Nionontalwin lionse,Dst ur2h. seplO—ly
s roux . PIiANCIS 1.. YOUNG.
MHOS. B. YOUNG & CO., Furniture Ware
Rooms, uorner of hand st. ¢ Exchange Alley.
Fenton' wishing to purchase Furniture, will find it to
timir advantage to give us a call, being fully gat isfied that
*P can please as to quality and price. sep 10
MUTTON HAMS.—Jost reretved 160 choke Mut
INK ton flame. well cured and for sate cheap hy.ol. do
ten or retail, by ISAAC HARRIS,
Pep TO N 0.9. Fitt h st
RUTA BAG A.— 1 supp'y of Landreth's Fresh Ro
la Bsea, acid other different varieties of Turnip
Peer:, Just received and for safe at RICOVCED PRICXS at the
Dreg and Seed Store of F. L. SNOWDEV,
MP 10 No. 184 Liberty street, head of t 1 ond.
WEBB CLOSEYA Boot and Shoe No tiul;tcto•
ry, No. 83 Fourth St., next door to the IL Staten
Sunk. Witte Prunella, Kid and Satin Sluice made in
the ileatext manner, and by the newest French patterns.
aep 10
A R DEN TOOLS, consisting of Hoes. Fancy Spades
' l lOl Transplanting Trowels. Raclin, Tool., Buddi ng
Eithres, Pretrial Knives, Pruning Shears. etc., Jam re•
tetrad end for sale he F. L. SNOWDEN.
iregt 10 IR4 Liberty street, head or Wood.
11,1 tigiffTRATES'IIL.ANKS, for proceedings lo At
1.1% teal/Hot ander the sate law, for sale at this Office
P R SALE.—Loin on the North List corner of Coal
Lane•nA 1110 street. Apply to
•up 10 BENJ. DA LINcroN, Market, near 9th st.
100 LBS. Gandreth's French Sugar Beet Seed. just
received and for sale at the Drng and Seed
F. G. SNOWDEN.
184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
•tore of
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BLANK PETITIONS, NOTICES, dr.E.--
2o be used in Bankruptcy proceedings, printed on
Vet pamer.and in Oie Corms approved by I he Courtfor sale
rit.the °Mcrae the Mercury and Democrat. imp 10
WM. HUBBARD, Lldies' fashionable hoot and
shoe Ma nufactu rer. No. 101, Third erect, between
Wood and Six ithield streets, Pittsburgh sep 10
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A& PATTERSON, Jr., Birmingham, ..ear Pittsburgh,
APia.. Manufacturer of Locks, ilin*es and Bolts; To
,koloso. Faller. Mill and Timber Screws; Hoarsen Screws for
410111og Mills , tc.
eep 10—f y
, ? UN NIPCLOSIKEy. Tailor and Clothier, Lther.y
street, between Sixth and Virgin alley. South side,
4710
8 1711tBRIDCE el• CO., Wholuiali Grocers and
-41 Commission Merchants— Second street, between
and Smithfield sts., Pittsburgh. sep 10- ly
A. GORDON. Commh ~slon and Forty rditr=
.t Water at., Pittsburgh. - 10--iy
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HALLMAN, JENNINGS & Co,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission and Pro
duce merchants,
nd Dealers in Plitabstryk Alanyfacturcs
No, 43 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
N, JENNINGS At Ce.,
Cotton Yarn Warehouse,
No. 43 Wod street.
Agents for the sale et the Eagle Cotton Fac t ory Y arns
March 17, '43.
THONP!ON 11/01
yr/LAMS TURNBULL.
H ANNA 4- TURNBULL'S raper Warehouse, No.
1114, Wood st., where may be had a general supra,'
of writing wrapping, printing, wall paper, blank books,
school hooks, 4f c,
C. TOWN.4END 4. co., Wire Workers and
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Xannfaetnrers, N 0.23 Market street. between 2tl
and :id streets.
sep 10--ly
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114XCHANGE HOTEL, Corner of Penn and Si. Clair
et reels, by Mcl(IBBIN 4. SMITH.
cep 10—ly
B ROWNT. 4 V! LT,F,
ward linghrs• Manufacturer of Iron and Nails
Warehouse N 0.2.5. Wood el.. Pittsburgh • sep 10 —ly
E W GOODS.—Preston 4- Alackey, wimlesnle and
11 remit denier. in English, French, nr.d Domestic
Dry ( Inmis, No. !:1„ 11:irket .t. , Pittsburgh • sep 10
J OIIN 3I'DEVETT, wholesale croeur ne,tiron g
Distiller, And Dealer In Prot - lure and Pittsburgh
manufactured Arlie No. 224 Liberty Street, Pitts
burgh.
sep 10
Wtt.t.t.ots JOHN R . DILWORIII
%17 ILLIA MS & DILWORTH.--.W holesa le
Grocers Produce and Commissio n Merchant!, and
Jenlers in Piitslnirgli 6 Lanufachired article, Nn. 29.
Wood street.
sep 10
ionic R.Setrt err
JAS. N. Klux
SHERIFF eit KEAN, Illneinfarletrer: &Copper.
Ten, need Sheet Iron Rare, No Rte. Front at., pills.
burgh. Souse Spouting and Steamboat work vompelse
exEcuted.
Rep 10"
DAVID
.. SANI 7 N'V ..
, IT L C ,I .I i I & CLOCK
,ri ;
MAKER, 7 , e,
burgh,
D F.:41.1. ER L.Ar w.R TORE'S, CL . ONCS. B REA STPINS
FINDER RINGS, CHAINS, jr E YR, COMBS. 4.c.
sap ill
.ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.- A mitt
Supply of handreiVe fThr.O.n So f •dg ntwap, on
!mod, and for soleat his agency, the Zhu store of
F. I.SNOWDEN,
E.,ihertv street, head of Wood.
R CMOVA L.—Matthew Junes, BD rher*nd Hair Dre g ,.
et', has removed to ['Mirth sl reel, Oppopitel he Slay
ors utliee, where he will lie happy to:walt upon permanent
or Transient CllSluisierS. Ile aul is iisa slial. of pnblic pqt.
J OHN M'FARLAND, Upholsterer and Cabinet
M-ker, T4irel et. between ;food 4. Market streets,
respectful inrirms bin friends. arid the public that he in
prepared to •secute all order.. for Sans. Sidebodrd.
renus, Chairs, ratites, Oe.i.teads, Stands. flair and Spr
Mattrasser, Curtain., Carpels, all , ores of ITrairdocririz
work, which lie will warrant equal .o any made In the
city, and on reasonable terms. imp 10
EMOVRL:-...T10r etult4erillers have reinov. d to \\
ter between Wood and Smithfiettl street., wh e y,.
they will eOIIIIIIIIP the Whole.mie Grocery and Comm,.
..ionand tvould re<Rtel cnlrrit prom,
ar.r. of their friends. .1 W 1tt.71111 pc: E co.
Dee $
DA. W. PAT I'ERSO\. k"rfiCe on S, tIL(INd .1 rev:
nenr Sixth.
COMMERCI AL AUCTION ROOMS, No
110 Word Strert, Pilldbar g h —R. ri,. Ilan:rut:in.
Aunt homer and Comml.-ion M, !Thant, is now prepared
to receive and ',ell all kinds of Goods and Nlerrhantite.T.
at his larue and rapacious looms, No. 110, North E.t.a
Corner of Wood and Fifth Si reels, f. ii him rult.
Regular sales Of Dry Cond. , . Furniture. Grocerir. and
other articles, on Mondays and Thursday of early week.
Hardware, Cutlery, I try Goods, and Fancy articles. on
Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday reeninus.
Rooks. /cc .every Saturday cv ruing.
Liberal advances made Oln Cot , igollirfli. when wanted
R crEREN( Ex.
MeSsrs, John D. !bet, 1"q,
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tr harm ley 4' qmii 11.
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" Hampton. Smith, 4- Co.
~ F Lilrettr. i- Co.,
~ J. W. rhirbri4e 4' co.,
" S. Ml. re 4' co.
" Capt. James Ill'Car:ill, Eittshurgh
tt C. I hmsen, Esq,
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ion M 'Fadden Esq. I
t•
Loran 4- Kennedy.
.• J. K. Moorhead 4- Co.
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‘• Jae P. Stu art, Esq.
tt Hotter' Galway. EN.
r• Capt. in". May,
o McVay. Hanna, 4- Co.
o Wiliam Symms, Wheeling
.. S. C. Henry,
Louisville
SlllOll. Fhaviley 4' CO Phila.
sep 10
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F IRER EIM;DED.—U S. Matt. LINZ oY S . TAnics •ND
Rap. Roxn CARP. front Pit tsAlitirgli via Redford,
Chatithershurg, Fla rri.ilni tz and La nragter. to rititatteo.
phia, connerting with the Mail train of Carp to N V .
4-r, Only 15(1 toilvii.itaglng and one night out.
Alan. the Direct line to Rallimore.
Pare to Philadelphia 310.
Raltimore,
Lenves daily at 8 o'clock A. M.
Office second door befow the Merchants 11044 Wood st
hi ENDELL, GRA!! A M, WAUGH ti• ro.
felt 23. 1843-Iy. Proorielors.
F ACTS SPE.II(' FOR 771 F:AISELVES--TRUTH ts
CaMPINCING:— Having been of for nearly
two years, wit h a fiord Awellio: on the cap of mV knee.
witich produced much pain, and tired various orogen
Hone recommended by the Factiliy 7 ...all in vain wag
cored rompluirly by the rise of one bottle of Dr. Brand.
ref Linament„ or aciernal Remedy.
Witness my hand JAMBS TAYLOR,
Ohio ip Allegheny co, Pa. Jan. lOtti, 1840,
Dr. Rrandreth'tt Etiernal Remedy or Liniment; sold
at hisoffice, No. 93 Wood street, Pill:burgh, ,
50 cents per bottle.
felt 8.
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100 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
20CMinia Tea.
20 Boxes Tobacco.
15,000 lila. L e nin and Loaf Sugar.
20 Boxes Raisine.
10 Soccm Candles,
10 Slate!).
10 Kegs Groun4Ginger.
2 •• Nutmegs.
4
100 Barrels Green Apples,
Received on consignment and for tale cheap for cast
tr. State,: Line warehourc, Canal Ba=in, Liberty D. DEVINE
et.
mar 111,1843.
CO ARRTNEI?SHIP.
MBE undersighed hove associated themselves Ingei h
ee r oe on e year from the Isl January, Ist 1343. on
der the syleof Devine 4- NicAntilly, for the purpose.on
ly of receiving and forwarding Goods.
mar 10. H, DEVIATE.
C A. Mc'ANULTY.
L OUISVILLE LIME AND BEAMS.- Just reselv.
N I a supply of choice Louisville Lime and Bond
Beans by Ina bbl Wholesale or wall to suit customers.
mar. IS I, HA RRIS, No 9, Fifth at.
SUILIIR AND 11101-4SSES.
65 BID'S, N. O. Sugar.
90 Mils. Molasses,
last received per Steam boat Ashland, and for sale by
W. BURBRIDGE 4- Co.
mar 3. Water at., between Wood and Smithfield
MOLASSES.
300 BBLS.X. O.. I IOLABSES;juit rec'd per steam
boat Little Bea, and for safe by
J. W. BUR BR TICE 4.
fob 27. Water st. between Wood 4.. -Satitheild
0 0 Bass io Coffee. For sale by
oci 4. ; ' A. GORDON.
p 1104RHOUND CAXDY.—frrr-rwr
has
received thiii day from New York. a fresh supply o.
the above eclebraled cure fur Coughs. Colds and Con
sumption; and is ready to supply customersat wholesale
orrelall, at his Medical Agency, 86 Fourth at.
nov 12
D AVIT) I'I.ABK, ..9 10 ,A uter , —
Has removed to No, 34 Market street, between
Second and Third streets, where he would be happy
to see hls pad customers. and all others who feel dispos.
ed to patronize hint. He uses nothing hat first rate
stock, and employs the best of workmen; and as he gives
his constabt personal attention to business, he truststhat
he will deserve arid receive a fair share of patronage.
imp 10
F RUITc4r, 11:B CREAM, 4- cONFEtrl'lt,i4itY.
A Flanker respectfully informs his friends and the
public that they can afways find the best quality of fee
Creams. io , gether with al: kinds of confectionary and
fruits, In their sesnon, at his establishment—No. 11,
Fifth street, hetwc II Wood and Market.
N. B.—Parties supplied on the shortest notice, with
cakes. oranything to his line. Also families furnished
with Bread.
wep 10
EVANS'S CAMOMILE PILL LS.—AlittA
HAM J. CLEMER, residing at 66 Mott street
New York, wan afflicted with Dyspepsia / in Its most
aggravated form. The symptom were olent head.
ache. great debility. fever, costiveness, cough, heart.
burn, pain in the chest and atomach always after eating,
Impaired appetite, sersatlon of slnkina 31 the s:oniach,
furred longue, nausea, wilit frequent vomitings,dizzinesa
towards night and restleness. These had continued up.
ward of a twelvemonth, when. on consulting Dr. Wm.
Evens. iooChatham street, and submitting to his ever
successful and agregahle mode of treatment, the pat ien:
was completely restored to health in the short spare of
one mu th. and g rat.fnl for the I n leala hie benefit (feria.
ed. gladly canoe forward and volunteered the above state
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
R. E. SFLIF.
N 0.20, Wood street. below Second.
Cheap for Cash.
UNION COTTON F.ICTORE
Prices Reduced.
Seort Reel Yuen. ' Long Reel nee.
No. 5 'et 16 eta , per lb I $OO at 9 its per dz
6at 184 ditto GOO at 8 onto
7at 17 ditto i 700 at 7 ditto
Bat 171 ditto 800 at 8 ditto
9at HI ditto 900 at 5 ditto
10 'at 194 ditto lOOO at 4 ditto
11 at 19 tilt
12 at IN dol li llkirwi e k at 16 ct.i'per ib,
1:3 at 21) ditto Corn 134111/0z • 9 ditto
14 at 2 11 1 ditto gamily mr . 1:4 ditto
15 at 21 ditto Carpet Chain • 20 ditto
Iti at 22 ditto Cot 'n Tn toe • 25 ditto
17 at 23 ditto Stork inz Yarn and
18 et 24 ditto Covrrlrt Yarn alnalys on
19 at 21 ditto hand
20 at 26 ditto t.'idtirii Warn: made to order.
fri- Orders promptly attended to. tr irtt at J. 4. C.
Nimer'F. Logan 4. Kennedy',. or the Poet tqfir,, pd.ireqe:
reh 27:_ J. K. %MORO RA n 4-Co,
54) 1111114 N. c) Sot.rtr.
250 13111.. S o. Mc ;:lcve•
411 Tierce" Rh,.
20 Hill,/ No :3 Nlarl.rrr
10 do No 2 do.
7 Tierypii sperm Oil. Jout received per F , It E:prcc,
llalt null for Kale by J. W. Biro: yin nf: r 4- r - n•
mar 4. ler at 100 Wrr 11 %%ood ;1110
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A It RLP M 1 154 P 410T011 r...—tPdtrirk Canfield re•
epertrif It vactpla int* lite friend. and the retbtir ....Ni•
rrAlly.lhal he line commenced the Marble linsturee al the
rnreite of Pli Ais and I.lherty al...where will he retnetanlle
on h%siri, tol', atwir... nianir I fir.rrs, nmatinlrtits,. head
and (AM ,some. tahlr stab" In, rnlninnt %vat, and Incrs'
aril, tentineelainloll o the !opines,. lie will warrant hts
work to he well done, and hie rliarte* will he moderate
I?entova I. i 'To -..n...•! col y rlvlr v. n , ilsa re int nliiitiC patrona:r. seri io•
/11111 T: ‘uhertiher has rrinnyr.d his r.isinininablr Tialn.,rin,l IV A!, si•EF:r.r.. fenrrneerir to H. h .,
.j rl.h•
i E,,,,,ii?1,4 II" PRI In ibr llonot.l,%inr:a lionise. :irf dope V 10 t o ` l^ Root Maker, LliterlY el.. :2tl door f:now
from firm .a. na ef o ii food,' at.w/tnir Ition , ll rtittlonterit all 1 - zin alter Tlic init.writice cc.inoctitille Inforrn. the
ail oilirr• who may favor him with a rlii may depend ll Wit" Oki' ter ban entoomeneed the nnnve bnalne•ia In the
line;n: !hair la ork done in a superior rte Ir. From- ! on roirrl y neronlrd hp Mr . li p " hi ici w ie, y.
1, t..: , Nortienpr lii lit. itti4nr, in Ink lily, and i. 4.a
i f
le now prepared to: Mead to el order. in his
oilier ro.hirmaid e rill,. In Etiropr and d,nerlr.s, hr fut.l 'len eh:tr. wit li deepalch and oil the most rrissronnble
,_,,,,i,", that
on
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iii all
who mop teems. Prom hie lone pep...rim-a In the manufari tire 44
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win ii .,„
r „,,„,„,. 1 „ x „,,,, ~,„,;„„ ra.liiiinahlr Ponta, he feele confident that all attletea
In 101 , iorno and siipernor vorkninnwhip ha till,. 10 merle Irons lilt emaldiehment will fire satisfaction to hie pa
and receive a Pharr tif 1.01.10. parrtmaay. Ile it tend kerine trona. A nitare of public it:Orrin/tr. I. reapect folly eolicit,
ore land a =apply of ,04,11. anti ir I ammizs Polla'rle lic i t!.. " 4 .
rti. 011 rlf a•le s% illr•il a Ili 11-6. sold at very I' lf ~
f , fi.! pr jet,. fen 10
inburn s yrr I' ps A ans , ;•utitly of rst.l Seed., con
R. DOVACIIY. I) `lain ;; of cana,,, : nip ~0 1 nape; pito ref . ..lva/I hy
N 11, The eulieerilier Lein; well aware of the r te ent r E .r, 3 .
F I SNOWDEN. 141{ Lihrrty st.
country, IT adeertieenient•;
that the crt.f. ayairm I. practi , eil tin ihe 1 1 1111 . 1 t in thin _
particularly by rersrins %%lin
man jo,oly he called int inter, On fur trade, who newer
corn, 11 .1 , 1 inl , ll . In lb. hti.inv,s, and who kno• to Mlle
0 1 1011 11 111.11 the, mould not moot. a <cnn:,. 010111, nod
they are lari•fitred .noll7li 10 adverttle Ihrmnelvo, an I ai•
lot. a la mode : and by the aid or old certtf enfes. cats,
palls, x• C. • - c such a. are Perrially Twit by quark. In
se:11110r medic inn., t liny 0 nen anereed in (131(1.41z ofT on
tile tinetrepeci in,. customer Nome old trash for line ;rim
inn imported article. Such peopie's adrertiserrirot. Are
Onli. ralrllllllol to Kid! flint WO jr, rind are, 0 more roll
I led to reedit than the fi , lilintie yet lan:ltable publications
about the vent flat(--.;err onion: Ilii. Lillipntivnx. which
I presume nimnet every schoolboy has rend ;001 lan:hed
at. I centlid en:raeet to those who wish to Italia it rim
eloilite made in firm. rate style lo make a little inquiry
and they will find that this le the place where they ran
he arcontmodatedt U. It.
tin 7 r.ttst
ri•ThoAe la mode Itionsiourn i or rather Jtfon•teterri,
who have opened an 8 by 10 piece shop lately, and who
evince such envy and dislike to long or lengthy advt.r
tisietnenls. are Informed i hat thrt nhove (fulsome, as they
term it) has no reference to thrill whatever. The pertion
Winded to I, their present employer, an Algeo-rine. who
keens a slop chop In this thy. The count said) is
higt ly pleased with curl, tokens of loyalty from Isis pig•
my jects, and no doubt will reward them by givitig
them n few erzzAso f to make. Such exquisites of rank
with whom none ran ram pets, hod haler StUli them
piety, s into notice some other way, as n little precaution
n Ight prevent an explosion.
O
THI PUBLIC, and Farterulorly to my former
patrons of this 61 w—flaying retired frorn the
, rartfre of Medicine. I may he permittrd to say, that it
has fallen to Ihe lot of Int Cew persons to have enjoyed
so littera, or lar:P a share of ohtt reit !cal practice as m
own has been for last 30 or .40 years. y
The experience of that lone period of active life, and I be
fsetsof my having been twice, since I93o.associaled with
Dr. It A. Wilson, In the practice of medicine, (In bath
a
period rif five years.) enables me to judge fully of the
merits pills.
So convenient, so efficient, and yet at, %aie, did I esteem
these pills, That for the last five yeats in my practice for
he cure of chronic dlseases,of whatever mirth+, and those
of females In particular, I have used more of them than
all other medicines..
Like every other medicine, this must fail in some in
stances, but in my hands there has been less disappoint.
ment and more satisfaction In Lir adminkt rat Me) of this
one remedy thanof ail others; its good effects sometimes
quite astonishingme.
If my patient required a safe aperient medicine either
«fore or alley parturition, the Wilson's pt Is were just
the thing I wanted.
If a dyspeptiencid condition of the stomach, combined
with costivenews or Inactivity of the liver. constituted the
disease ar my patient. the !tills were just the thing I
wanted.
If I treated a case requiring an einmenagogue, the
Wilson's pills were just the thing I wanted.
If palpitation, headache, flushed countenance, or other
difficulties, indicalinz a disturbance of the circulatory
and secretory systems, annoyed my patient at the 'turn
of life,' the Wilson's pills were just the thing f wanted.
Thus, without resruet to the name, a disease might
happen to wear at the time I have had it under treat
ment, particular Indications or symptons arising, were
al - s•ays most promptly and most happily met by the
Wilson's pills.
That so great a number of diseases, and sometimes ap.
nnrently opposite ones, in which I have used these pills,
should be clued more readily by them than by any other
remedy, may at first seem strange and contradictory, but
why it is so is as c tear to my mind as that a great many
persons should become thirsty from t,s many different
anises, and yetatl require that common and greatest ~r
all blessings, water to quench their thirst.
In conclusion, it is due the eputation of the medicine
and the public, to say decidedly and unconditionally, that
the IVilsonho pills are theonly combination I have ever
met with In my longcoursa of practice, that really Poo*
eeseesanythiog curative or specific for sick headache.
Yon rs DR. MILOADAMS.
The above Pills designed particularly fbr tbe sick
Raed.A che, Dyspepsia. Constipation of the Rowels ft.,
prepared by the proprietor Dr. R. A. Moen, and for
sale, wholesale and retail, at his dwelflng hl Penn street,.
below lartaity.
Oct I
•
D lt 00 13 E' 9 B Celebrated Female Pills. These
Pills arestrongly recommended to the notice of
the ladles as a safe and , efficient remedy in removing
thrice complaints peculiar to their hex, from went of ex
ercise, or general dehilijy of the system. They obviate
costiveness, and counteract nil Hysterical and Nervous
affections. These Pills bavo gained the sanction and
ap Nation or the most eminent Physicians In the Uni.
le , and many Mothers. Pointe Whele.ale and
by R. E. SELLERS, Agent.
Sep 10 No. 20. Wood Street, below Second.
W IC ADAIR, Boot and Shoe Maker, Liberty St.,
opposite the head of Smithfield it., Pittsburgh.—
'Me subscriber having bought out the stock of the late
I romil s nairerlYi deceased, has commenced business
the old stand of Mr. R., and is prepared to execute
all deScriptions of work In his line, in the beet manner
and on the shortest notice. Re keeps eorstnntly on hand
a law assortment °DMue findings of all denefiptionrand
°film - best quality. He solider the patronage of the pub.
Resift! of the croft.• WM. ADAIR.
XlO
prrrs:
. -SEITT RG'IIIMANITFACTORY.—sprin es
aped aztes for Carriages at Easter* prices.
The subecribers menureeture 'end keeps constantly on
band Coacti,C and Eliptfc Springs {warranted,) Jonlala
iron Axles. Silver and Brats plated Dash Frame', Brass
and plated Hub Rands. Stump !Wein, Patent Leather,
Silver arid Brass Lampe. Three fold Steps, Malleable
Trott, Door flantlica and Magee. lrc.okc.
JONES h rt . /LEMAN.
St. elm- et., near e Allegheny Srldoe.
D.seLLlms, M. D.,office and dartlina in Fourth,
all • near Ferry street. rp 13-1 Y
LOOK AT •
The attention if t ho•e who have been aornewhat %cep.
ilea! in reference to the numernna certilleateit pithlistied
in favor of fir. Svrayne'll l'ompound Syrup of Wild flier
ry, on arreuat *rifle Deming being unknown in thiseer
tinfl of the Slat r. Se resort., I o Ily direglimi to be following
certificate, the writer of which hay been n citizen of ILI,
horou:h forseveral yeara, and le known a, a gentleman
of Inte;ro y and responsibility.
To the Arent, Mr. J. Rifler
I have pied Dr . Swavne*Q Contp and Syrup of Wild
Cherry for a collet., with which I have been aeverely
of
flirted Gtr almot four month.. and I hive no heallation
In saving that it lathe mast effective medicine Hint I have
ben aide to prOCUrr, it comp:feel all uneasiness, And
agrees wet! with my diet. --and mantaina a eremitic and
aceldanninile. I CAT freely recommend It t all otheia
slndlarav afflicted. J. Miaow a, Borough Of Chainhero4.
Matt b 9. 1.440. It 3
For eat,. by MUMS, THORN No. 53 Market vireet.
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FRUIT, SIIADE, it,N ( ) ORN.ANIFNTAL
TITRES.
UIorIISONS dr...front of on:a-odor Fruit, S:t:ide, and
111.
;,ornamental Tree; nr ilthrobberv, from rhiladel.
ph if or N.e•W Yr.. ll', are renneord to make application it
0 r
•on a porellap, as lb. Dray and Armil Fiero of I hr. ach.
arr whore ran bejtad ratalopre., froluitourtr. (litho
m irrett.nt ~ 'artet le" F. 1.. SNOtc'lll7.ti,
PCB 21 No 184 Libortjr atm.*. hem cl of Word
rortnqc Platform Seale, on win ale, to weigh 2.50 X) lb.', at
$55 00.
do
,to do do 2.005 ot el; 00
do do do do 1.500 at 35 00
do do do 1,000 at :30 00
do do do do 500 at 25 00
With raising levers en addition of 83 to each Ft WC.
Dormant stales for the u•e or Warehouses, Flooring
' Mills, rtr., l llePalua prices as above.
Also, Whites Patent Counter Scale. with 0. Young's
improvements. and a variety of other counter scales,
which they will sell for from R to $l5,
They also manufacture Steam Engines for Flouring
Mills. Paw Mills, Salt Works. kr., dottlale and sing:e
geared slide tat hes,foot and other lather for wood turning
machines for tenanting chairs. planing nmeltines, door
and sash machines. Haire patent horse power, with or
without thrashing machines. a superior article; circular
Saw shafts, machines for Cawing lath, Tinner's
chilies - arid tools nfall descriptions,aleo for making black
lag hose., a superior article; governors for steam engine•
stocks. laps and dies, coffee milt., bedstead or joint bote
and machinery for making the same. cotton factory ma
chinery made or repaired; printing press plattens turned
and printing presses repaired.
JAMES MAY, Agent
sett 22—if
-FOUND. GIUTRRIE, Auctinneer and Comniis•
CP sloe Merchant, No.lofi,corac e of Wood 4. FOA ate.
Pitts bit,ol: Having been appointed one of the Auction•
refs foe the City of Pitabargh. tenders lila services to Joh.
I here, manufacturers and dealers, who may be disposed
Ito make trial of this market. He is prepared to make
advances on consignments of all saleable commodities,
and Rosie in satisfy correspondents by quick sales, and
speedy land favorable returns.
That the various interests which may be confided to
him, shall be adequately protected, he brings to the aid
of his own experience in business and acquaintance with
merchandise generally, the services of Mr. Hammer.
Faumarroca; heretofore advantageously known, as an
importer and dealer in Hardware and Cutlery, with
whom a permanent engagement Is made.
REFE TO
'Messrs. M. Tiernan, Presl. R
of lif . 4. M.
.. Bank.
44 Darlington 4. Peebles,
" Robert Galway,
44 James M. Cooper, 1
" James May, 1
~ R. M. Riddle. i• Pittsburgh
.. Wm Robinson. Jr. Preset
. of Exchange Bank.
44 ffampion,Smith, 4. Co., I
.. John D. Davis, 1
.. Samuel Church, 1
.. 3. IC Moorhead.
.. Jas. W. Brown . 4 CO.
j
.. John a ittown. 4 Cot
•• Smith 4lt tgolay.
.. Yard!) , 4. U raters,
•' John S. Illddle,
.. John Dat,selt
M. E. A LTSTIN, Attorney et Law. Piresburah, Pa.
W
Witare On
E. filee In
4th street, opposite Buskers Bniftitna.
Arens. Esq., wilt Ova his attention to m
unfinished business, and !recommend him to the patron
y
age of my friends. WALTER FORWARD.
rep 10—ty
Improved Na,-
inntlnurfitred be
" I °u' Marblnt
bt. between
so, wirer,. two
ore Ito 11, Pith
amuraetrtre nod
land the follow
rig iraleNwhor,
ty c° nPOSed of
No. 1, Port
life Platform
Ull N'lol3,
o ;35U1l
•ounds,at
VOUNC k BRADBURY
t PhltadePi
1 rep 10
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PROSPECTUS
For publishing a new Daily Paper is the City of Pitts
burgh, to be entitled the
DAILY MORNING POST.
•
T EBllbserthers having made arrangements to merge
1 the A met lean Manufacturer and Pittsburgh Matsu:
ry into one Journal, have concluded to publish a daily
paper with the title of the Dail, &engin: Post.
The leading object of the i.Potrc" will be l hedissemina
lion and defence of the political principles that have here
tofore been ma intnioed by the Editors, fit their respective
papers, and their hest efforts will still he devoted to the
advancement and success of those doctrines.
Although, in linlities • the paper will he thoroughly
demoordtic, yet the Editors (lope. h r giving an honest,
candid history of passing Political events, Foreign
an d Domestic tok'lligence, and brier notices of "all mat
ters and occurrences that rome p, operly wit bin the Inhere
ofit Public Journal, to make their papet sufficiently in•
cresting to entitle it to the patronage oflhe public, ir
respective of party considerations.
In addition to the political and general news tlrat will
be found in lite . ..Aforraibs. Post," the Editors sylll take
pains to coml.!' the hoPinepsi. community with
the latest and mosh•intcrerting COMILIICI&L lierstu•
murex from all parts of the country, and to have prepa•
red spell neenuut!nft he Markets and the Slate of Trade
as will beadvailfagepua in our Merchants and Business
Men in their several rallin.,;.s.
Ternte.—The Porr will be published on a large
imperi
alsheet of fine paper, (manufactured espeeiatly for- tbia
Journal) at the unusually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS
' per nnnum.payable In advance. It wilt also be sold by
news.boys at the low rate or TWO CENTS a ropy.
Attvertieeteret• will he insert ed
. at the loWeat rates
charged by the other daily poperi of the city.
itlr TWENTY netive• lads 3re *anted to cell the Post,
who witibe cn;aged on the most liberal terms'
August THOS. PHILLIPS,
31, 1842. AV./1. .9MITII.
. ..n r o . London, for sate only by
Wlrkershirn: rornpr of Wond strer.thod Vire'',
alley rill%burzli Ps. and fl. Harwood, Ilenverla. who
Is note seen' for Vt'e,tern Perim's:this. Rep 10
Nl'Closkeyls Clothing Store
•
FRESH ARRIVAL QF NEW GOODS
SPLENDID ASSORtSfECNT OP
31.4bE CLOTHING
AT TtIE
THREE BIG DOORS,.
Nq.. 151 Liberty street, one door from the
Jackson Foundry.
THE: suiewritrer ix just receiving at• hie well known
e 4 nahllahrnent, I lin far:(Ki. rno:t ►nrind and enemies".
since or (Mops that Acta ter bees offrreti in this city._
F,ve.r► arti.l aa , .. ,, ccINI by him,ll In it.e ea, , ern el.
ties, and pa rtrm.rd at Mr tcrativr eAen pares, and he
to 401 11,4 efft:eles march lower than
they can le Itnit at any other celatil i ithment west of the
tnonnt..i,ie_
°tide by experienced workmen.
(ion) Islfni mann fa , -Itired :pods and In the ghost
)I(MEWN FASHION. Ile
ro:•: ti , at all persons mho will mill at
his rin,1"..,111T1 10 a•id examine his stock will he satisfied
that BETTY it 13 A RG 4. INg can he obtained at the
THREE RIG DOORS
than at any ahhi:.t. establishment In the city .
Ob. /dock co..sisalt In pa , ' of
Coats Pantaloons, Vests, Drawers, Shirts;
Cravats, Stocks, :Gloves, Suspenders,
And evcry other artirle Ott:Joining , of the beat style
From Ma varied stnik of cloths he is prepared to
IRAK E CLOTRES TO ORDER at the shortest notice.
In a style unsurpassed by soy ut her Pittsburgh holm,
and trorrasted to fit.
Ilia mock of Spring and Summer Gres Is vuperior
to
any previous importations and he has no hesitation in
nayinr that ror excellence, beauty and cheapness they
cannot he equalled in the west.
'five toth•criher would once more return his thanks to
his Mends and the public for the unprecedented patron.
age bestowed on hie establishment, and believing that
lily ctintomeis had found it to their advantege to drat
with him. he would repent hi.: invitation to all those
who %slat to purchase Clothing of every descrtplion at
lowest prices,to call at No. 151, I, lernTY STREIVre
M'C LOSIKCY.
I* - Ohnerve Metal Plate In theJOHN
Pavement.
Feh
Passage and Remittances,
TO AND FROM
CLUZIAT BRITAIN.
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= Aria e g't
PNew York and Liverpool Line.
ERSONS entrous of Rending for tbei,i friends to
come from any part of Great Britain, are respect
folly Informed Ihat the 4 11h 4 CrIber 14 at all, times pre
pared to make euch eiTegi•ihrntA• HP is prepared
to remit monies by drafts, which arc maths payable at
any point throughout the l`nited Kingdom on precenta.
lion; having been for the last 1.2 year., engaged In the
hogirIPSS, he feel* eonfldent that his arrangements on
both aides the Atlantic are Such us.will give satisfaction.
The Slops comprising the above line, are nil of the first
claw and are commanded by careful and skillful masters,
teavleg Liverpool once carp week during the reason ,--
For further particulars apply it by letter to
JOHN HERDMAN,
No. 61 South street, New Yotic,
or to J. KIRKPATRICK,
at itleasra Dalzell 4- Fleming's, Water street Piia'bgtt.
March 3--2md.
N VORROUT
IVI SN UFAICTVRER or Tin, Conner and Allem' Tror
Ware, No. 1, , Fifth st between Wood and Mar—
ket:
Keeps constantly on hand a 7.60 d iIIINIIIMent orWATeS.
and Wicks a sltsre or public ivitronage. A no. on hand,
then:lulu-in! s rtieles: Shovels, Pokers, Tongs, Gridirons,
Skillets, Teakettles, Pots, Ovens, Coffee Mitts ke.
Men
chants nod others are invited to call nod examine for
themsetvee, tie he is determined tosell cheap for cash or
approved paper.
mar. 14—fr •
LOOM
tons~.as Is Fiore*. r isle by
etriteal pat
Water botwiromood Eolith
Jana um
TUE LITERARY POST.
Prone , • I I ey's!an
This World, at Ours.
ay w. a. J. aaltaEa.
This world ()tours, if free from sin, .
Oh? Would it not he fair?
Sunshine above, and flowers boueoth,
And beauty everywhere':
The air, the earth, the water, teem
With living things at play;
Glad Nature from an hundred throats
Pours her rejoicing lay.
Each balmy brecze that wanders by,
Whispers some angel tone;
And the cleat fountains &ye a voice
Of music of their own.
Even the leaves of tha forest trees,
Moved by the zephyr's wing,
Tu make a low murmur of content
To little birds that sing.
The busy bees o'er garden flowers
A holy song attune,
Joining, with never.tiring mirth,
The minstrels! of June; . - •
Arid the great Waves upon the deep,
Leaping like giants free,
AO, in their hollow monotone44l;
The chi us of the sea.
Theree beauty in summer sky -,ses..-,4201414111-1.
When from from his ocean beds `
Like a strong man felrestr i et f y sleep ; .
The Sun uplifts his I ead;—
And tt !ten behma the western rocks .
A: eventide he go , a •
How beauteous n're the orimaon eloidta -
That co; tain.his repose!
r •
Are not the grassy valleys fair,
U. r•k'd in their spring array?
And the high hill.a with forests el`ad s .
How beautiful are they!
11- Look on the sea, that girdled vast,
Wherewith the-earth is b6tind!
F.ven in Fancy's wildest dreams
Can aught more gad be found. •
•
. -•
'twere indeed a eadiant: . ',World i
A paradise somp'ete,—
cn
redolent of lovely things,
8 , 16:1ed with voieew awee4,—
If Sin had not in evil hour
F 4 nter'd this pleasant
Yielding them over unto Death,—
Sad consequence of crime:
,;- •
litndelis it that the choicest 13ovv`rs
Fall by a swift decay, •
And hopes to which wt. t7mdly cling
Pats suddenly away;
Yet. mid alLtrials °four life. •
- Thin blessed thought is given,
Earth is not our abiding place ;
*Man's native clime is Heaven!
Government of China.
I The original plan cf the Chinese may.
eminent was patriarchal, in altnoat the
strictest sense of the word. .Duty and
obedience to the father of each:family wan
recommended and enforced in th. -mast'
rigorou s manner; and the Emperor was
considered es the father uf the whole.--
Since the invasion of the Tartars, it has
become an, absolute monarchy, without
being, however, 13esporical. The con
querors have prescribed in a great meas
ure, the fundamental principles of the
federal Government. The fifteen
ces of China, each of which is eqaivalent
to a large kindom, (and all except one •
larger than England, viz: Tchekiang) are
divided into several departments, each un
der the Edministration of a Mandarin, (an.
awering somewhat to the Governors of
our States and Territories,) subject to the
Viceroy -of the province, who is himself
under the Tsong tou, or Governorgbner.
al.
In the chief town of each province are
two tribunals, one for civil, the other for
criminal causes --all dependent on the six
sovereign courts at Pekin. The first of
these courts, called Lfjpou, superintend
all the magistrates of the empire, and in•
forms the Emperor of every vacancy, that
the place may immediately be filled; the
second called Hou pore, has the superinten.
dence of the finances (answering to our
Secretary of the Treasury,) the third na
med
Li.pou, has the care of the ceremo
nies relative to the sacrifices, the recep.
tion of ambassadors, public festivals, &c,,
(answet int; in some respects to our Secre
tary of State;) the fourth called Ping-pou„.
is intrusted with the War Department, (amt
swering to our Secretary of War;) the
fifth, denominated Hing.pou, is the crimi—
nal court of the whole empire, (we have
none quite so extensive) but its capital sen
tences must be confirmed by the Enver.
or, (which is, in effect, merely the pardon
ing power, exercised in capital cases by
our Federal President); the sixth, called
Gong pou, presides over public works, the
repairs of the Emperor's palaces, the
the n
temples, triumphal arches, dykes, bridges,
avy, &c. (a part of this duty belongs
to our Secretary of Ole Navy, but the rest
to various functionarie s of the Govern—
ment.) These courts are subdivided into
several branches, but are all .40,1rordivate
to the supreme council of the Emperor
(something resembling the functions of our
federal cabinet) which is composed of
Mandarins of the first class, who hold
their sittings in the Imperial presence. •
There is no hereditary nobility in Chi.
ma, except in the family of Confucius,
(their great philosopher.) and the imperial
house; consequent'y all the (lignites are
Me reward of personal merit and talent.
in this respect the goternmett is but a
'model of our own Republic.
The Mandarins or great offirers of state,
form two classes, the Learned, and the
Military. The latter are divid. d into
nine classes, to the 'miner, it is said, of
150,000. From the two first classes are
chosen the Colan, or Ministers of state.
the officers of the sovereign courts, the
Governors-general of provinces, those of
the great cities, time Treasurers-eener a l of
the provinces, and the Vice-rcyr- To- "
avoid all spirit of partiality, no Menderiii
te
fou allowed to hold any o,pe ix his natirit t- .
ng orprovwee. This is a singular,
doubtless wise precaution. All pubffe'4l'?
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