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PUBLIC OFFICES,&C.
. Cuff Fein' Oretca Third between Market and Wood
ntreela--11L. M Riddle, Foxlmuter. •
Cusreaw Ronan, Water.dth door from Wood st. Peter-
Nab Auslldings Major John Willock, Collector.
11Jrrr TREASURY. Wood between Piro and Second
Straws-4'meg A. Bartram, Treasurer.
• COUNTY* Tar.asurr, Third street, neat door to the
rhird Ptesbyterlan Church—S. R. Johnston, Treasurer.
•
Maros ' /OFFICE. Fourth, between Market and Vt'ood
, treats—Ate:ander Hay, Mayor.
• Matteatires Exclusion. Fourth, near Market at.
RANKS.
Ttrreauaalt.hetween Market and Wood streets, on
third and Forirth streets.
•4i,r . 11111 aa , ..aaars' MAP MANUFACTURERS' AND FARKARS' Da
-NaOrr Baps, (formerly Saving Fund,) Fourth, between
*nod and Market sheets.
ilvitiCroluston, Fifth street. near Wood.
iIOTELS.
Aorinarstallicta Most, Water street, near the Bridge
Itteil4l4oll Floral., corner of Penn and S.. Clair,
~ .Illicattnatrrs' form., corner or Third and Wood.
Hotat..corner of Third and Smithfield.
a rents. corner of Penn street and Canal.
r aj r . aot.s.. Liberty meet, near Seventh.
*Liam Mansion novae, Littera,' Si opposite Wayne
ilteastactlerr ?Avg...lox Floest. Penn St. ormnstle Canal.
• 'OBERT TV 00 DS, ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR AT L.-ti Y.—offi ce remo
viol to Hakevreli's Offices on Grant st., new ty opposite
Alvaro,' Coart House, next rooms to John D. iHnhon,
aft .--Fintt floor.
10
:pSoS.up& H. ELLIOTT, M. D.—tdfice removes! to
st, St.. Clair street, octave** limn gad LiSally See ,
'AWN birth..
* plO
UGH ?ON ER, Attot nee al Law. North Ea,i. corner
elinithfield and Form h streeis. sep 10-1 y
ANDLESS do 11 1 71 CLITIME, Attorneys and
Counsellors at Law: Office 1/1 (he Diamond. kick
• the ofd Court Howie, Pititatureh. ' sett 10
UNK 4. FIND!. AY. Attorneys at Law, Fourth et.,
'hear the alayot'.9 Office, Pttishnrh, step 10.ly
, :41111 1 11305. HAM I UPON, Attorney at Law, PIIYh , bet wr•en
Wood and ttt mit lifftld sts ., Pittsburzh, sep 10-1 r
_ _
. O'HARA ROBINSON, Attorney at Law;
Oftlee on the nor' h side of the 01aatonal,Lietween
• !Ind Union it Frets. np stairs rep 10
A,OLTABORAW, Attorney at Law; tenders
arocevaloatit services to the I'alAie. Shl CM'
'Viand Market &recta. above D. Lloyd # Co's
- .win, fa:
•aep
arta ¢ 81.11:11.1NAN, 4 /tarsals m Last, office
sissossil kutn the Diamond, to A ttorney'sßotv,"
aide of Fourth weld, between 111arket and Woad
sett 10
)11IICKMISTER, ATIR NEI' AT LAW,
• ts" flag remov..4 his office to the corner of Fourth
and Cherry Alley, between Samithlield and Grant
iltstra rah.
Kr 10
atito* E L4y .. vorne,y
at
°met? e
140. 54 Fin!, street, near the Theatre, f' itteourgh,
'Opp rt.-1y
READS WAN 111 No T o 74,
~ i rrosurEr 47' LAW. —Office is Rears' Bnllding,
' lib street, Pittsburgh. NO , / . .5. 1842-
i0,....,.. t i1nir
- J. MITCITELL---AttortH e y at Law, (ghee
- Corner of Smithfield and Sth sts., Pittsburgh.
..,, toliettions made. A:I business entrusted to Ills
• .4411 be promptly attended to.
491, No -1r
ItIeMOTAL L. -„ Morrow, Alderman; otll e north
illts
We or Pim].. between Wood and , Smlthfield
tburgh.
sep 10
R. 8. B. HOLM ES, Office hi Second street, next door
le Muteeny 4.. Co's Glass Warehouse sep 16—Iv
. 01 01.,K TON,l44:4ol — teri. Primers an
Paper Yatwfeetarers, No. 37, Market it. seri 10-ly
=N ANDERSON, Smithfield Foundry, Water at.
ay the Monongahela Ho •e, Pitted urrh. Rep 10-1 y
All 1 TOOK .
7111INCIII L. YOUNG.
11109. 8. YOUNG ar, CO., Furniture Ware
.Bmoms, turner of Hand it. k Exchange Alley.
wishing to purchase Furniture. will And -It to
p
advantage to give us a tali, being fully wisfied that
iieesa please ad to futility and price. sep le
I I N 1 1 1 41 11 / B .—Juat reeved WO choice Mut
..ti34 Hams, 'veil cared and Car sale cheap by 'hello.
-- etall b by
ISAAC HARRIS,
N 0.9, Milli st.
NC=
2 lOTA BAGA.-4 au o
0 p'y of Landreth's Fresh Re
l Saga, and other different varieties of Turnip
%received and for sate at IteDOCIII perces at the
.4.0 4:1 /Seed Stowe of F. L. SNOWDEN,
No. 184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
#.1f,88 CLOSEY,S Boot and Shoe 1413111118C10-
• if, No. 83 Fourth St., next door to ihe U. States
„01. Ladies Prinena, Kid akd Kula Shoes wade in
ldtaltsaanner, and by tke newest French patterns.
i 0
ex TOOLS,. ennsisting of Does, Fancy Spndes
Trgnsplanilng Trowels, Eddlng Tools, Budding
, !tuning Endres, Pruning Shears, etc., Jost re.
tad roe sale by P. L. SNOWDEN.
1.19 / 184 Liberty street, head or Wood.
111.018 TILATB3'BLANK13, for proceedings in At.
tipakileext under the tate law, for sale at this °Mee.
SALE.—Lati on tile North East corner of Coal
Lase and fli:h street. Apply to
14 BBN.J, DARLINGTON, Market, near 4th rt.
no L.S. e Landreth'e French Sugar Beet Seed.jeet
received and for tale at the Drug and toiled
4lt
F. L. SNOWDEN,
184 Idberty street bead of Wood.
WbIC PETITIONS, NOTICES, &C.—
e e used In Bankruptcy proceedings, printed oe
temo od
Vapar I
be min the
or
approved by tba Conet,for sale
',lf Mercury and Democrat. pep 18
H. HUBBA.RD, Ladiel•Jaahlonable boot and
- woe Ilan D facto rer. Na. f 01. Tblrrt wreet, between
• Smithfield streets, Pittatnirgh aep le
Ri
J rr
gi,
ngham. near Plusbar
!..r of Laski. Binges and Bolts; to-
Timm ber Berms; Noose's Screws for
Grp 10—fy
Stlt..74R AND M0L.020441'.
- 4 5 RH DS. N. 0. Sugar.
:EY, TIMOr
40 liolaseer
an d ek
nib and Virgin alley, &nab side, Jett received per Steam beat AsNand, anOlbe Sikh by
31
•
CO., wh ohazi I mar 3 Water et,, betw SUR 3101.4
een Wood elpingiwtheeld
•41pateelti- Second ' greet, News. *
sap "
.11113, Ar. Le oMt versteam
. M OL ASSES,
and 3 00 boot Liws as for oak by
J. W. BEtitfillbGE eo.
• ot..P.ltishergit opp-10-47
roo — ft- WSW mt. Isltis*Weiso t $OlOllOl4
Itc 1011Fvt, --,.1. , , , . - -'l4'-,-- "'z'r:-.7-,--,-,--A7-A„,
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PITTSBURGHM A RP Li
ii. 43 -. - - -a'
HAILMAN. JRN,TryI-__
.• _ .
`r. Co,
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Wholesale Grocers, Commission and Pro.
duc Mts,
dnd Dealers e
ir Pittsburg erchan
h. Mantifocturci
No, 43 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
AILNI AN, J ENNINGS Co.,
Cotton Yarn Warehouse,
No. 43 t reei.
Agents for the sate of the Eagle Cotton Factory Yarns
March 17, '43.
HTHOMPSON
............ •• . JAHNS TURNBULL.
ANNA
4- 'l' URNBULL 'S Paper Warehouse, No.
104, Wood sl., where may lie had a general supply
of writing wrapping,, printing, wall paper, blank books,
school books, 4-c, 4 - c.
scp 10--ly
C. TOIA'N.SEND 4. CO., Wire Workers and
.Vanatfaeinrers, No. r 3 Market street. bet wee!' 2d
and 3d F ree:s.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Corner of Penn and ! 4 1.. Glair
at reela, by
clillißlN 8111TH.
sop 10--1?
BROWNTSVnjj:
ward Hushes. Manufacturer of Iron and Nails
Warehouse N 0.25. W3odxi.,
BETIO —IY
ilr GOO DS. —. .P1 . 1 . :1,0f1 ot Mackey, wholesale and
retail denier., In English, French, and Domestic
Dry Condit, No. ttl, Market at , Pittsburgh. set) 10
JOIIN 311DEVITT, Wholegrile Grocer Rectifying
Distiller, And Dealer in Produce and Pltisburzli
Manufdetured Articles', 224 Liberty Street, Pitt,.
itgrfh.
Rep 10
WILLIAK Id. Wit.r.tAxbi /cm! S. Du.vvoni n
IVILLIAMS a DILWORI'II.--Wholeale
GrocnrA Producr a nd Com miAsion Merril:lm, 3 ml
ienlnrg In Pitilburgli Mnnnfactnred articles, No. 29,
Wood street.
%Pp 10
fl
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SOWN
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SHERIFF' & K . EAN, Ntanurartur,,s or Copp N
er
Ten, and Sheet Iron Ware. No
burgh. House Spoutin: a 80. Front et., nd Steaneboal work prompe Iv
executed.
e , cp 10
taD A VID SANDS, IV ATCII & C LOC li
MAKER, No. 7. Si. Clair k.tr,•ei, Pais.
horgh,
DEALER ./X WA TWIES, C LOCK S.BR EASTPIXS
FIX° ER RINGS, CII4IXS. KE IS, COMBS, .I , c.
eep 10
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.— A Nu
supply of Landielh's Garden Seeds, always on
hand, and for Weal Ids agency, the Eirtr , store of
F. L. SNOWDEN,
184 Liberty !street, head of Woad
REMOVAL —Matkhew „ fours, Barber and Hair pre, er, has removed to Fourth street, opposttethe May
ors office, Where he wilt he happy to:wait upon permanent
ur transient customers. He solicits& share of public Icit
ronate•
rep 10
JOHN lIIVARLIAD, Upholsterer and
..tt Cuoinet
.ker, Third at, between Weal 4- _neat-kat ,
respectftil infirats his friends and the Pliblir that stroot•
he
Prepared to execute all tit ders for Sofas, it td..boards li is
g
mans, chairs, rabies, Bedsteads, Stands. !lair and Sprint,.
Maitraases, Curtains, Carnets, all sorts or upholm,rin:
work, which he will warrant equal .o any made In the
city, and on reattonatile terms.
fl'p 10
- .
fIEJIIOP4L:--Tlio anlicrihers it have remov• d to Leos
ler het wren Wood and Smhfield
they will continue the Wholesale Grocery and at
C Where
is
lion Im..ineas and wttuld yanlicii the patr omm o n
Dec 3 F
age ofilieir friends. JW. RV 0 01 DC es- Co
D I. A. W. PAI'TERSON. •:' , :rice on BenitOtTeitl si reel
near Sixih.
Pets )0
CO;(103114EItC/AL AUCTION ROOM, Re
11,0 •wirrgrAvt, Pi ttstbstriA. 7 .-R. A. Bailsman,
.1446sounimirmail 04:ki mprelitoti,lik-aetor preo4re.t
to receive and sell all kinds of Goods and,
,an:
at his large mod capacious looms, No. 110 North
Corner of Wood and Fifth Strcetf. FinsliUrgh.
R egUlarSaleS or Dry Goods, Furnitur, Groceries
other articles, on Mondays and Thursday of each wet*,
Hardware, Cutlery, Dry Cocos, and Film' y articles,
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings.
.
Books. 4-c., every Saturday cvflitrig. ..
)
Liberal advances made on Consignments when wlnCiell
R zzzzz Reza.
Messrs. John D. Davi d , Esq.,
)
tt Ragsjey 4- Smith,
tt Hampton. Smith, 4- co.
tt F Lorenz El• Co.,
•• J. W. Burbridge 4- Co.,
u 8. fit 'ls ee 4. co.
•• Capt. James M'Cargill,
C. Ihmsen, Esq.
• Joon AI 'Padden Ego.
Logan ,it Kennedy.
J. K. Moorhead 4- Co.
J2B. P. Stuart. Esq.
Robert Calsray, Ewa:
Capt. Jas. May,
McVay, Hanna, 4- Co.
. ,
William Symars. •
B.C. Henry,
&oil h. B agaley 4. Co
i.i
R : _
1.8 l aV4-„i. 43.
FARE REDUrDED.—Iif, S. MAIL VIZ or Srsosa •RD
RAIL Roan Csas, from Pattabotah, via Bedford,
Chantbersburg, Harrisburg and Imiteaster, to Philadel.
pith', connecting With the Mall train of Cara to N Y.
ti.c. Only ISO mile:imaging and <MMI S ight out.
Also. the Direct line to Baltimore. •
Fare to Philadelphia
Baltimore, $lO.
Leaves daily at ' 9.
8 o'clock A. M,
Otice second door befow the MerchasM4 ?Tole! Wood st.
MENDELL,GRAHAM,O*7OH 4' Co
fefi 23, IP /3 —l3'•
' ..
• • Proprirtore.
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CTS SPF 11( FOR TBE UT
F ACTS
Having IftLi!f,:;rfßo r nearly
two years. wit li a hard swelling on thesesp or my knee.
which produced much Min and ese arairious appoica
bona recommended by the Faculty-41r in vain W 2,
cured completely by the use of one bottle. of Dr. . Brand-
neth's Linameat, or External Remedy.
I
Witness aty hand JAMEBMAYLOR,
Ohio tp Allegheny co, Pa. Jan. 10th, iik4o.
Dr. Brandreth's External Remedy or Linament; sold
at his office, N 0.98 Wood street, Pittsburgh, PRICE--
50 cents per bottle.
feb 8
1100 RJOS RIO COFFEE,
20 Chasts Tea.
20 Boxes Tobacco.
15,000 lbs. Lump and Loaf Sugar
20 Boxes Raisins.
10 u Sperm Candles,
10 ~ Starch .
10 Kegs Ground Ginger.
2 .- Nolsotss.
4 u indigo.
:1ik8.4
100 garrels‘Green Apples;
Deceived on consignment and for sale cheip for caa
by
11. DrllgNs.
U. Slates Line warehouse, Canal Basle, 141irty sr.
mar 10,1843.
COAdR TNERSHIA ,
T HE unciersighed have associated tinssamivep togeth
er for one year front the Ist Januirjtain 1843. un.
der the syleof Devine 4. the
nutty, for theiterixise on
ly of receiving and forwarding Goods.
U, Writ
12...10.*NULTY.
) V I SrILLZ LIME -CYO6 rereiv.
Beans ey
%supp
the ly of choice Louisvilie 41411 lid
mar. 16 good
tad wholesale at retail tomtit-titmouse/v.
114 112R15, N. rift at.
s '
re • A. CORDON.
113).E.ASE'S 110.411 HOUND CRNDY.ILITurrte has
IL received ibis day Jmn New York. a fresh supply 0.
the above Celebrated cure fur Coughs, Colds and Con
du mptl 0 n ; and is ready to 'supply custoinersat wholesale
sissy, 31i Fourth at.
or retail, at his Aledical .9e
nov 12
11.- 0,,u—r.1- RC, .. 4 ,i'l77acti oaable e
flan removed to No, 34 Market street be ker,—
tween
Second and Third streets, where lie wou:d be happy
to see his old customers, and all others who feel dispos.
ed to patronize him. He uses nothing but first rate
stork, and empluys the best of workmen; and an he gives
Ins constant personal attention to business, be truststhal
he win 'Jest., ye at,d receive a fair share of ---
mn 10
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F itUl l'e.4, ICE LEE.% AL t CONFEETIONAR.-
A Hunker respectfully informs his friends and the the
public that they can nlways find t he best quality of Ice
Creams. icie,ellier With al: kinds of confectionary and
I fruits, In their *es, on, at his estatilishnient —No. 11,
Fifth street, hetwc- n Wood and Mark, t.
N. B.—Parties supplied on the shortest notice, ss lilt
cakes, or anything in his line. ALIO families furnished
With Bread.
Sep 10
s^l , 10--1 y
E VA NS'S CAMOMILE PILL L S 8R A
HAM J. CLEM ER , residing at 66 Mott street,
New York, was articled with Oyspep=la in its most
aggravated form. The symptoms were violent head.
ache, great debility. fever, COSIIVeIIeNS,
con~b, heart.
horn, pain In the chest and stomach alwa3 a after eating,
impaired appetite, sevsation of sinking, 31 ille!1:0111arh,
furred tongue, nausea, with frequent vunthings, dizziness
towards night and 'path:nevi. These had rontinued up.
ward of a twelvemonth, when, on consulting Dr. Wm.
Evans. 100 Chatham ' , tree', and submitting to his ever
AUCCPIkSrIII and agreeable mode of treatment, the patient
was completely restored to health itt the short space of
one mon' h, and grateful fur the IflC3lculable benefit v.II
ed, gladly came forward and volunteered the above state
For sale Wholesale and Retail try
al) for Cash. „....-
(7.1'/ON COT7'O.I- F.ICTORI'.
Prices Reduced.
Short Reel Yarn. I Long Reel yne,
No. 5 at Iti cis. per lb I 500 at 9 cts per dz
6at Ifl ditto I 6011 at H ditto
7at 17 ditto 1 700 ni 7 ditto
Bat 171 ditto 800 at 6 d
9 at 13 ditto 900
at 4 ditto at 5 ditto
itto
10 at 194 ditto ' 1000
11 az 19 ditto ,
--
12 al
1.3 at 2 191 ' ditto 'Candlewi c k at 16 els pi•r lb
0 ditto pow R win : . 9 ditto
14 at 201 ditto Faintly do. , 1:1 data
15 st 21 ditto .Carp'i Chats • 2 ditto
0
16 at '22 ditto i 'urn Tts hie •25 ditto
17 at 23 ditto Stoekinz Varn and
13 at 24
19 at 25 Olin roverlkt Yarn :tit% aya on
ilitio hand
'2O au 26 ditto ;Cotton Warps made to order.
..--- Orders promptly attended to, ir left at J et c
Paiater's.Logan ,i• Kenordy'.s. or *lie Post Aire. attires,
let. 17 .
J. K. MOORIIP.A1) d- Co
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. . _ _
.../11 N. 11110, 4 No. Sw.,:ar. _ _
la 11 250 11131..6 N. 0. 11c iassei
•lit Tierce,: (ire.
20 Ohl. No :1 11 at herri .
10 do No 2 do.
7
Mall au
Sperm Oil.
11 il. Joel received per 8 ESprnse
nod far rale by J. It. II UK BRIDGE k CO'
mar 4. w a t er if nut weer) Wood and snotlifield
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ReillOWal.
fi111FF..,,-.111:si:
iti i n ite e r „ l i i a
tos r t r h i , noz,
0 1 , 1
0 14: . 5 .a r t .: a 1 1 nal o h n o a , l i tl . e e. T , l i s d i o d r o i o n
r
from 800 rt. on ...mit 'Meld et.where hisoid customers and
ail miter: who may f - him with a cali nut) , derw.nti off
iehr
having their work d . . - In a superior Style. From his
long eaperlence to OA huotiness In this eh v, and in many
ollilk_r r atallig*lthhaolll4.ss in Europe and America. lie /eels
W. 70,01.4.05 Vitt give satisfaction to all wino may
4ihni-ie int , •1111 I heir custom. Fir strict attention
to huskies. and slittnerlur workinan:hip 11. hop... to merit
and receives shareolotiMic patronage. lie irtend keepine
on hand a copply of ;/ - ,otts and trirrtmot.tptstitictle fur the
customer trade which will he sold at very reduced price.,
B. DONAGII Y. N. Ii '(ile subscriber Lein„ well ass:), rot the extent
that the Gera, ayaten t is grant=ed On the pubic in this
country, by :adverti,ernent•-: pi:mica/rids he persons %silo I
may justly he called intruders on th.e trade, who owes
served .tn hour to the Itusine.s, and who know so little
about it that they could not crank a sponge cloth. and
they are barefaced c tomtit to advertiPe ItICMI.CIVI'S lIP tap
/ors a la made, and by the aid of old certifica,es, cute.
pads. :re. 4't styli as are eenetally 'Turd by quacks to
rell their medicines, they often averred in palming off on
toe unsuspectin. customer uomeold trash for the genu
ine imoorted article. Stich people's advertisemelll4 are
only calculated In fun the r albite and are no more ' , nil
tied to credit then ill, fictitious yet Ina:liable puMicatione
about the Great Oult-lner among the Lillipntian•. which
I presume nimnat every schoolboy has read and laughed
al. I would suggest to those who wish to have ti eir
clothe made io first rate style to make a little inquiry
and they will find that this is the place where they can
be accommodated.:
B. D.
J tn 7—Zits
) eittetwrgh
Wheeling
Lou Isvil le
Phila.
frrThose la mode Monsioure, or rather Mon•tagrues,
ev whinoce hav ch e opensd an 8 by 10 piece shop lately, and who
su envy •nd dislike to long or lengthy adver.
tisements. are informed that the above (fulsome, a a they
Perm it) has no reference to them whatever. The person
alluded it. is their present employer, an 41 ifeo-rina, who
keeps a slop shop In t hum city. The coil et (*lts said) is
highly pleased with such tokens of loyalty from ills pig.
my subjects, and no doubt will reword them by giving
them a re All ISCZZ AR Dv to make. -Such exqulsites of rank
with whom none can corn pere, had better Scuff them.
selves into notice some other way, ass little precaution
might prevent an explosion.
D.
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0 THE PUBLIC, and particatlurly to may former
T patrons of this city:—/Inving retired front the
practice of blemlicine, I may be permitted to say, that it
has fallen to the lot of but 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 life, and the
fact of my having been twice, since 1830, associated with
Dr. R. A. %Vilson, in the practice of medicine, (In Botha
period of live years,) enables me tu jodge fully of the
merits ofhis pills.
Bo convenient, soefficient, and yet so safe, did I esteem
these pills, 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 nsed store of them than
all other medirinex.
Like every other medicine, this must fall in some in
stances, hut In my hands there has been less disappoint.
ment and more aatisfact ion in r Ile administ rat ion of I his
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 fn.le were Jost
the tiring I wowed.
If a dyspeptic acid condition of the stomach, combined
with costiveness or Inactivity of the liver. constituted the
disease ed. af my patient , the pills were just the thing I
want
If I treated a case requiring an em menagogue, the
Wilson's pills were just the thing I wanted.
If palpitation, headache, flushed co untenance, or other
difficulties, indicating a disturbance of the circulatory
and secretory systems, annoyed my patient at the 'turn
of - life,' the Wilson's pills were just the thing I wanted.
Thus, without resp,aet to the name, a disease might
happen to wear at the ttnte I have had It under treat•
'sent, particular indlcatkins or symptons arising. were
akmays moat promptly and most happily met by the
Wilson's pills.
That so great a lumber ofdiseases. and sometimes ap.
parent!) , opposite ones, in which I have used these
ahoald be cared more readily by them than b pills,
y any other,
bat
II a
great many
remedy, may at first seem strange and contradictory
why it la so as clear to my mind as that
persona should become thirsty from as many diff
causes, and yet all registry that common and greate erent
a st or
n blessings, water to quench their thirst.
I In conclusion, itil doe the 'reputation of tie medicine
and the public, toasty decidedly and uneoadltionally, that
the Wilson's pills are lbeonly combination! hate ever
met with tamy ifingeoollllll of practice, that really
1 eemesanything maths or aped& kir slek headache,
Yourslc., DR. MILO ADA Sig.
The above Pllia designed particularly for the sick
Raed.Aelte. Dyspepsia, Conolpstioe of the Dowels tn.,
1 PrePered by the proprietor Dr.D. A. Mese, tied for
sale, wholesale and iretall,at Midwinter fa Pea* sow,
below Karbary,
Dell
For s a l e by
patronage
R. R RF.LLr, 4S, .Igen , ,
No. 20.
- Wood ct reel . hclow Seuipiti
Porraide Platform Scales oa wheels, to weigh 2,500 ihs, al
$5.5 00.
do do
do do do do 2,005 at 445 00
do do do do 1,500 at 35 00
do do do do 1,000 at 30 00
do do 500 at 25 00
With raising levers an addition of $3 to each scale.
Wi t h
scales for the use of Warehouses, Flouring
Mills, 4-c.,the same prices as aboce.
A Isn, White's Patent Counter Scale,
815wi O. 's
i mprovements, and a variety of other cth
counter scale Youngs,
which they will sell for from Bto ,
They Ono manufacture Steam Engines for Flouring
Milts, Saw Mills, Salt Works, 4-c„ double and single
geared slide lathes.foot and other lathes for wood turning
machines for tenanting chairs, planing machines, door
anti sash machines. Hall's patent horse power, vviih or
without thrashing machines, a superior article; circular
saw Shafts, machines for sawing lath, Tinner's ma
chines and loots °fah descriptions. aigo for making block
ing hoses, a superior article; goveinors for steam engine.
stocks, taps and dies, coffee mills, bedstead or Joint hots
and machinery for making the same, cotton factory ma
chinery matte or repaired; printing prose piattena turned
and printing pressearepaired•
JAMES MAY, Agen:.
Sep 22—tr
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OILY 11. Glr.
.E , Aue.tioneer and Co -
aloft Merchant,Aro.lo6,cornerof Wood 4. Ffth its.
mmis.
Pittabovh: Having b eenappointed one of the A u ction e,rs foi the City of Pitsburgh. tenders his services to Job
bers. manufacturers and dealers , who may be disposed
to make trial of this ma rket• Be Is prepared to make
ad va nces on consignments of all saleable commodities.
and trusts to satisfy correspondents by quick sales, and
speedy Land favorable returns.
That the various Interests which may he confided to
him, shall be adequately protected, he brings to the aid
of his own experience In business anti acquaintance with
tnerchandize generally, the services of Mr. Ralson,
Fanerwrocx; heretofore advantageously known, as
importer and dealer In Hardware
ad* And Cutlery, wi an ht
whom a permanent engagement Is m
R zrz a to
Messrs. M. Tiernan, Pres't. of M. 4 X.
~ Bank.
. Darlington 4. Peebles,
is Robert Galway,
.. James M. Cooper,
" James May,
.. R. M. Riddle.
Wm Robinson. Jr. Pres't Pittsburgh
.. of Exchange Bank. a
H ataptoo.Sintth, 4 Cs:,
t t John D. Davis, I
,t &urine! Charch,
J. K. Moorhead.
~ Jas. W. Brown 4 Co. I
sa John H. RPOIMIt s 4. col
a, Smith 4ft ;go*.
di v Yardly it. Eblvers,
John S. ENOS,
,gip Oak/pelt,
%vs. AUSTIN, Alltoiess at
if 14. Pittsburgh. Pg.
Niles in titit
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sof elibt
toy
- Ram-
Nt It of nk IvAz min ID.
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nR. GOODE'S Celebrated Pewits Pills. These
-LP' Pil/sarestrongly recommended to the notice of
the ladies as a safe and efficient remedy In removing
those complaints peculiar to their sex, from want of ex
costrercise. or general debility of the system. They obviate
i rs, and counteract all Hysterical and Nervous
atTe s: These Pills have gained the sanction and
approbation of the most eminent Physicians in the Uni.
ted Slates, and many Mothers. Por.aste Who:Monte -end"
Retail, by
sap 10
R. E..SVLLER.S, Agent.
No. 20. Wood Street, below Second.
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WADAIR, Boot and Selo Maker, Libeoty
oppoiite the kead of Smithfield at., Pittieurek.—
The s
Thomasaboerlherßaffert having bought out the stock of the late
y, deceased, has commented business
in the old sand of Mr. R., and is prepared to execute
all descriptions of work in his line, in the hest manner
and on the shortest notice. Flelegpisor sin ni ly on hand
a laege a4ortnient ofshoe findings (nail descriptions and
of the beet quality. He solicits the patronage of the pub•
lie and otlthe croft.
imp 10i WM. ADAIR.
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P IT
LITTRGMANUFACTOR y.—Sprinrs
•if ales for Earriates at Eastern Prices.
The ets rfbers manufacture and keeps constantly on
hand eh, C and Ellptic Spring,* (warranted,) Juniata
frortAttes, g Ilver and Brass panted Rash Frame*, Rrass
and Owed Ruhßands, Stump Joints, Patent Leather,
Silver and !Irani Lamps, Three fold Steps!, Malleable
Iron. poor Handles and (Tinges. &e..&e•
JONES? & COLEMAN.
St. Clair at.. near .! e Allegheny Orldie.
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y i D. SELLERS, M. D ,office and dwelling in Fourth,
II • near Ferry street.
• rep 13-1 y
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K AY, TH I*
7'he ;attention LO O, e who have be,en .omewhat vet).
Ical in referen^e to the numerous certificates published
to fa Cm or Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
ij:,..!, licrount ofthe tterson., help_ unknown In this Per
FM rate,bl resnettfully Alrecied to the following
P . H.'n
AlMirifeihe writer of whirl' bnp been a ell izen of WO
h nreeverat years, and is know oa. a gentleman
of fide:thy and responsibllliy.
- I have DIM Dr
To the Arent, Mr. J. KZAIIII.
Cherry for Slvravne'x Comp find Syrup of Wild
a conch, with which I have been severely or
dieted nit about four month. and I have no hesitation
In "lying that it lathe most effective medirtne that I have
been able to private. It compares all uneasiness, and
agrees well with my diet.—and mantalns a regular and
enod appetite. I can freely recommend It to all other,
slmilartlitraleted. J.MixEcs, Borough of Chamhergida.
Maren.4R4o.
pep t,3
Foranr hy VVILLIA PA TTIORM Na, 53 Markel street.
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FRUIT, SHADE, AND ORNAMENTAL
P '
.
ERSONS TREES.
deittroa of proeurlna Fton, Snide, and
Or/mental rirPe7r. or Shrubbery, from Ploladel.
Pl'in Or NM Yorle—ate requened to make appliration as
coon at+ Vitt at tIM Oro: and Seed Ptore of the nth.
grriber, ouwn"be hatritaloguea, arotoll000 f• of the
mop, exrefletit varlet left. F. L. SNOWDEN,
Art. 21'. 'No 184 Liberty at reef, bend nt . Wood
Ilf."..nr,rB'-r7l47lPlnAl7rlt')frtrlrie.n7l.Platil rdietkbee:uwhlifierid.rerne:
era I ly. i bah h e t 11:1(i cAmmenceii he . Ma . ;Ale boalnerilta'l-tlre
ror ne r of Iri n h 0 tut Liberty nts., where will be constantly
on band. tomb 0 one*, mantel pieces, monument!. brad
an.. foot !donee , table slabs for cabinet ware, and every
ari Irk. an rialnine to the business. He will warrant his
work to Ir well dorte..and his di 1., will be moderate.
lie rrg pee oily ask. a ;bare of nubile patronage. tteenlo
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VVIMIII'EELE. (successor to H. Blii .
• inan'le Root Maker, Liberty •Irt... 2d door from
Vi-rin ittey, l'lrc ruliscriber respeetrhlty
Info the
mimic that he has commented the above busineus In the
I I `bon formerly a - rooted b
arid that he y Mr. bleary 111•Closkry,
Is now prepared to attend to all cotters In his
fbeg
his Iriess with deaprelctrand on I he mom ra sp e daWe
terms. ?WM fon, r/vett:iv., In the soustrdoetOre off
rbablonalAs, POWs. oa
be feels conndent that all entries
frorn hi, retablivoturni will give itatiefnetion to him pa.
wenn. A share of piiblic patronage in respectfully solicit.
ed.
11ihr.'D A ---7 ET ---- -:D s A f.-,,a imrq-----;j---.----------------r of SFr! Seed:7 l ;o r : )
_LP s 1.11,);; of Cann.% , m o and nape; Jost received by
feb 3.
.F L SNOWDEN. 198 Liberty at.
YOUNG 4. BRADBURY
Improved Play
tam:factored he
[brit' Maehlot
,t. hntween
nh street, two
,nre Hall, Pitts
inufartnre and
fld the follow
qscalesovnol.
Passage and Remittances ,
TO AND FROM
GREAT ZIRITAZIL
rit
i g!ii 1
• Eci_a *lO .1. zit'.
—.—
New York and Liverpool Line.
om sou
any i rs
parto f o s f e G n d re l
a n
t z fur ßrit
a t l i • n e i r a
re fr i r e e n s d pe s e t t o
PERSONS fr om e e
fully Informed that the subscriber is at all times pre
pared to make such rrigsgenif nts' He Is prepared
to remit monies by drafts, which arc made payable at 1
any point throughout the United Kingdom on present*.
lion; having been fur the last 12 years engaged In the
business. he feels eonfident that his arrangements on
both aides the Atlantic are such as will give satisfaction.
The Ships comprising the above line, are all of the Pry
class and are commanded by careful and skillful master*.
leaving Liverpool once earh week during the !emu.—
For further particulars apply it bv letter to
N 0.61 80 J
,1111 st OHN
reet. New HERDMAN,
or to .
J. KIRKPATRICK,VoIk
at Messrs Dalzell t Fleming',. Water street Plis'hgh
March 3--2md.
c ompOned 0
Oaf):
No. 1, Port
le Platforn
ales ou h'is
w eigh , 3,5UU
uils,al Stis
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH .INI)
PHILdDELPHLY 4,. B.d.LTIOIORE;
rrifilS Line is prepared to commence business on the
.1 opening of the canal. It is composed (west of Col
umbia) of nrst Class Portable Boats, chartered foram
.eason, each boat being in charge of its respect ive owner,
The line has at a heavy expense Taken a POLICY or Itc-
SUR iNCE from one of the most substantial and prompt
offices In Ihe United Stoles, covering all good; shipped
by it, (free of expense to tke !masts of tits goods.) Ship.
pers desirous of availing themselves of thin insurance
must give notice at the place of shipment of the value
of their goods.
The rates of frelghlwill be as low arby any respao
slide earriers, and the facilities for giving satisfaction to
customers In all respects are sorpmed by no line on
the canal. Shipper. to and from the este Cr. respect
fully Invited to eaU,
file bualneas will be eon deeted by
C
80 Front street and 0111111 8118/11. Pittsburgh.
J, BUTLER & C. JACKSON,
toot of Dock street, Philadelphia.
W. M. MEREDITH.
New York.
JOB. HAT/NISH &a. MILLEN,
Baltimore.
J. dr. P. MARTIN,
Na rdsburgh;
A. L. LOW, Columbia.
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AWUPs. nanow,
litr.lCTUlrza or no, Civner awl Vital
IM. Ware, No. 17, ?Mb et, between Wood eat Iror
Na,...M
PIM/wen t
ros peeonstantly on hand a :bed awns; talent °Nearest.
aad solicits a share or pobiks patronage. Also.** hand.
the to/bwing settee,: Shovehs, Pokers, Tongs, gridirons.
Wile% Teakettles, Pots, Ovens. Coffee Mine 4 . e.- Mer
chants and others are Invited to eel *and cantple s fo r
t hemeelnse, as be ft datermhmilOssall cheap flu caira or
eflattersd career.
mar. 14—tf
o.lfrari .-- tam art y
s.w , strasitmos,
Jas! 120. Water bosopiooffrood • Smith
PROSPECTUS
For For peselishing neteDaily Paper in tke Cie yof Pitts
brgh, to be entitled Ott
DAILY MORNING POST.
rrUEdl
the Am
uhneribers having made a rrangeemts to merge
erican Manufacturer and Pitnttsburgh Idercu
1v into one Jorsronl, have concluded to publish a daily
taper with the lifkof the Daily.Aforsiste Poet.
The leading object of tne "Pore' will be the dlssemina-
Ikon and defence of the political principles that have here
tofore been Maintained by the &tants. In their respective
papers, and their best efforts will still he devoted to the
advancement and iffitecretis of those doctrines.
Although, In politics, the paper will he thoroughly
democratic, yet •the Editors hope. by giving an bones!,
candid history of pa.sing Political events. Foreign
and Dorneatic intelligence • and brief 'notices or all mat
ters and occurrences that 0111. i ,, operivw/lltiu the sphere
ofa Public Journal, to make their impel, sufficiently In
erestlng to entitle it to the patronage of the public, It
respectiv e of party ronaiderai
In addition to the moil'end new' that will
'be found in the••dfer w i n~r r.et." the Jitors will take
pains to furnish the hn.ine.,.. rorumunhy with
the latest and most Inttre.ting Cutititmc-Int. INTLLLt•
smelt from an pa its of the cm:mile, end TO hater prepa•
red such ftertoUntg of the Mar kris and the grate nr*Traile
se will headvantageous to (Mt Marchanis and Lustiness
Men In their arveral callings.
.Terms.—The Port* Will he onbliShed en n !arse imßerl
alteerofline'pdper, (manufactured especially for thia
Journal) sube unusually low rate of PIVP. DOLLA RS
per a n aura, payable In advance. It will also,,tra sold by
news.boys at the tow rate of 'f f1,11T6 a copy.
4 dotniaements
will be Inserted at the loarLat ratcs
charged by the other daily papers of the city.
Itte•TWEOLTY active-12611re wanted-to sell the Post
who will bo engaged on the most liberal terms
rims. I , hir,Lirs
N.
Auzitst 31, 1849
. Wickersham, c oorne r tit on, for sale only by S.
of Wood street and Vire
alley Pittsburgh Pa. and 11. Harwood, Beaver Pa.. who
la sole agent for Western Pennsylvania. sem 10
'Closkey's Clothing Store
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
REA' DI" lILIDE CLOTHING
VIC
THREE BIG DOOR
No. 151 Liberty street, one do S,
or froin the
Jackson Foundry.
frHE subscriber Is Just receiving at his well known
establishment, the tersest. most varied and cussgtwr
rrocitcorOOOD.l that has ever been offered in this city
Every article wa• selected by himself in lire eastern ci.
ties, and purchased a , tile thwerr Case raters, and he is
therefore enabled to sell his articles ninth lower than
they can be bad at any other establishment west or the
monntains.
ills articles are all made by experienced workmen,
f' ow the west manufactured goods and in the rnuat
MODERN FASHION.
Heat feels
ab confident that ail persons who will
his lishment and examine his stock will he call at
satisfied
that It ETTPIL n 4 RC .1 ISIS can be obtained at lite
THREE BIGDOORS
than at any ainiligr establiiiiiMent in the city.
His stock consists In part of
Coats, Pantaloons, rests, Drawers, Shirts,
Cravats, Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders,
Aild every oilier artlele'of Clothing Of the best style
Prom his varied stock -of cloths he is prepared to
MAKE CLOTHES TO OSLLE R M. the - _ stisvisrat Settee,
to a style itswarpassed l'iy limy other 'Pittsburgh house,
and wartwated to At.
Ills stock of Spring and Sumner Geode' Is superior to
any previous importations and tie has 50 hesitation In
saying that for exec-hence, beauty and, cheapness they
cannot be equalled In the west.
The subscriber would once more return his thanks to
his friends and the public for the unprecedented patron•
age bestowed on his establishment, and believing that
his customers had found it to their advanirge to deal
with him, he would repeat his invitation to all those
who wish to purchase. Clothing of every descrlption at
lowest priees,to call at No. 151, LIDICRTY STRCCT.
OHN M`
C(rOliserve Metal Plate in theJ Pavement.CLOSßEY
Feb 22
DIE IMI
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Interesting relics of Judaism. —Amongi
the personal property of the late Chief
t-
Rabbi of the Jews, (Rev, Solomon Her-,
schel,) were found many rare aad singular
articles of value, which had been collected
by him during the long period io which he
held his high office. Many of these are
Curious relics, connected with the religious
observances of the Jews in the early ages.
We find the following articles enumerated
in London paper amongst the effects. The
Rabbi, seems, indulged an epicurean taste
in his wines, some of which are specified
as being of high valu e , and of an unusual
character—lmperial Tokay forming the
greater part of the cellar. The aunexed ii
:taken from the catalogu e :
h, 'Ancient lamps of great beauty or vvork
manship, in silver, used at the Fan ofe4
i rdication, having unusual interest f r om t hei'
rarity.; chalices and cups of great antictinti
ty, 'much prized from the offices to which
they have bl'en appropriated; one of largi
size, enriched with an infinity of ancieni
coins:of great value, considered uniquet
and one used from time immemorial for thd
sanctificatio n of the Sabbath, possessing a
si ngle
he coin of the. Emperor Vespasiati
th t conquest of Judea, held in WO
venerat:on, having been presented by the
great Mendelssohn ; si!ver boxes for thd -
paltcteries, or sacred scrolls; and a eterkik/ -,
..,
used for the citron at the Feast of Tab_re
. 74 , J .
narlr s ; and numerous interesting nmaF r a ;
appertainin g to peculiar feasts and rites,
'also from a portion of the sale; with presen- 7.4
tenon s of more recent date, iecluding ola
and other snuff-boxes, toba gcco cases,
'.;
marches, rings; walking canes, and ancient ,
coins and medals; an 'extensive service
plate, with many valuable ornaments foe
-..,
the table and sideboard, with electrifyini,
and.copying machines, philosophical and
optical instruments, and ancestrial per
traits, with that of the late Chief Rabbi..
I'HE FRANKLIN Map.
A correspondent of the National liatelligenceri
n reply to the ridiculous noise of some attics En
glisa journals are making about the •Frankl4.
Map, ar it is called, proles that. Great Britain has
exactly . such a map in her possession, Mr.
Fee tlerstouhaugh, in 'English treaty pamphleteelr.
sap—L.
'Upotra careful consideration elan the-cireolui
atances, connected with !he British 'nap, no doubt!
was cnteriairted that Mat inaprear one of Me map
used by the ne,Erotiwore of the treaty of 1783.'
According to Mr. Featherstonhaugh, therefore,
, the British goiernment had to its possession ri,
map, preyed by birettinstatices, to be, beynd
(Muhl, qua of tue ui spgemed,ber the negotiatore o id
1783, which it titter allotted to Thee Ameeltati
,i / .
government; and yit the u ei gp eri dan'ereirisse aft ent, ti
charged with 'bad faith fir' L- Withh e e ding ano,thei ~,. • :
map, net pretended te bye . itteen - beepers - the g
misaimiere, and nut ' c onnected with any dir
...., .•
idence to give It a otheaticity at ale
Funher, the c orre sp o ndent of de 1e teifigeneei
says—
'But the principal object of this Comm unicatiod
remains to be performed. That object is to proV6
that thn -Parisiail map,' le know n to the British
govern meat, could ha'sr suggested to that govern
ment no new id -e. %Ye have already teen by Mr
Featherstenhaegh's own statement, that England
had just such a map in her own tireejvee, aeliehl"
his account ie the matter, a far chore authentic
mat:; circumstances stiewing, as he says, without
doubt, that that ideetieel map ryas before the
i leoinmissem eis in 1773, when they negotiatcd the
treat).
But there is evidence fruto another itource.
There is now in existence one of Mitchell's or/.
ginal large maps, such es is proved by Mr. Joh*
Adams, and admitted on all sides to hare been bee
fore the commissioners in 1783,
ten this map is traced a 'strong red Litie,' exttne
ding fro the Saint Croix th rough the whole
length of the houndery to the Lake of the Woods,
end conformin g to the British claim. This magi
ith th s 'atrong red line' marked Upon it, is
known to h ye been in existence and in the same
state, it now is, for fitly years." There were ceeie
/s,etrcdaeitances creatieg in the minds of some per.
/ons a surmise—we will pot say as Mr. Feather
sionletugh does of his map, leiivin 2 no doutt—that
/ this map had been, so p'
connected with the
treaty of 1783. ur sorra of its negotiators. The
existence ot this map, thus markt d . ctine to the
knowledge of a British gentlema n new lioloieg an
office in one of the colueies, in the year 183 i or
1839, and he acmeht it out and obtained a sight of
if in the city of New York. Thinking it might
be a mutter ofsome importance to;hie gevertiment,
ihis gentleman had the map lithographed, and sent
air copies to her K:j , •st ) 'r then secretary actin
thr fireign affairs, and an equal number to the
secretary of state for the colonies.
It only need be added, that the English gevern•
meni could, at that time, eaoi'y have possessed
itself of this original map, with the original Pre
line upon it, if it had been of opinion, from •exlta
mining the lithographic copies, and the intermit.
lion commanicaled by its agent e
itself, arid the circumstances co , that
th with it,
pending." map
were of any importance tu the controversy then
do fritereadegcne of the car
toons Of Raphael; in tapestry the apegtolical, 22
feet in length and 14 in height, made in
Brut,
upwards of three hundred years sag e
is now on
exhibition at Amory Hall, The original tapes
tries, 25 in number. of different Wustrations, were
Made at a cost of 70,000 crowns, of which a part
only are in existence at Hampton Court, England
and this one in America, which is illustrative at
the people of Lystra attempting to offer sacrifice
' t o Paul and Barnabes, as is recorded in the 14'h
chapter of Acts. Twenty-five persons are reprise
lactated upon this tapestry, of the heroic size, or
larger than life, dreamed in the costae of the first
century, with all the peculiar paiiiious and musette
,hr powers brought out in great perfection. Oxen
land sheep of all sixea, are also repreeemed in the
act of king sacrificed. A part of these tapeatriee
were sent by pope Leol. as a present to Henry
/VIII., of England. and descended to succeeding
1 1 kings until the tragical death of hi g Eharles the
first, when four of them were bought by the Span
ish ambassador in London, who carried thorn to
Spain. and from him they devolved the house of
Alva. From a palace belonging to the du'aes of
that name they were purchased a few years since
by our consul in Spain, and brought to this c ot ,, ,
try. Three of them have been returned to Leg.
lend, and are now in pommel(%) of the royel fame
iiy. and efforts are now making to add this to the
:collection flo w
~,,...... at Hampton Court... Be st. p ow,
Mose Mormons. -- Picayun e 6;44 3
that on the 15th inst. three hundred Milo.
Milne arrived at that eity front Liverpool,
io the ship Beratitor4 They am on their
wry to Xmas.
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