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TAOS PHILLIPS & W. H. SMITH,
.Ar. W. COJLVF:B OF ►FOOD f FJFTII ST'S.
DOLLARS a year, payable in
.I.d nate. - Single copies TWO CENTS—for vele at the
*counter of_tbe offite..aod by News Bays.-
The Mercury and Manufacturer
8 pptifialeed WEEKLY', at the same office, on a double
onediting sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in ad.
Vance. Single copies. SIX CENTS.
Termq of Advertising.
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rim 6Q11.111.E. OF TWELVE I.INF.S. OR LESS:
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- i IrrLarger advertisements in fifOrarl , On.
ICA ROA of roar lilies SIK DOLl.klie a year.
PUBLIC OFFICIf,S,&C.
•
a s ,'ITY roar Orrice Tatra between Market and Wood
greets—B, M Riddle, Posit - flamer.
earoottli Hanna, Water. 4th donr . Prom Wood st. Peter
son's bridal/1114-41;0ot John Willock,
Cir Taaoscar, Wood between FirA. and Second
streets—i autcs A. Bartram, Treasu rer.
Conwrir tftlea.SCßT, Thira street. next door to the
Third Johttststo, Treasurer.
if Lao t's Orrtcr, Fourth, between Olarhe.t and ‘Vood
streets:—Alc:cander nay, %favor.
ManteltalT*.S ETrlt NO l. Four( 11. near Mai:M. t.
BANKS
Frrestuncm.itetween Market and Wood streets. nn
tntrdand Fourth street;.
AI tit • timcrs' &MD •icri F•Rmi:Fts:'
ItR-
Donrr (formerly saving Fund.) Fourth, betwcen
/rood and Market stteets.
4scatticte, Fifth street, near Wood.
1107'1 7 ;1.q.
Vlostrtnoarts.r.s. Fiortse, Watt, :r 'root, near the Flrld , ze.
' ExestAmon Ito eau, corner 01 rem, and Si. Clair.
• Stratandarra' fIoTEL, corner of Third :tint float .
A mitittCAN HOTrt...e.Orner of Third and ittnithti,•ld.
srr
DR - rt-cr.a . ,,, corner of Penn nod F a ruil.
D EAOLV.:, Liberty pl reel, noar Seventh.
IMILLIMM MA.N3ION If orqr, Liiieriv St opon-it- Vt'a, cc
FtDokDrlVß.ir Medi-40a Horsy:, Penn St. OnnOilti.
I, ORERT WOODS, ATTORNEY AND
.1! COUNSELLOR AT LA%V.--inTice rf-nto
.441 to Haltowelrs offirei on (1. ant st orally onnosito
In. new Court noose, next rooms to !Win It. Mahon.
door. 9PI , 10
' P os. IL ELLIOT r, 11. Tit;emnr
r , d to
St. Clair street, beircren Penn and Liberty S'.
Pittsburgh. c 11)
HUGH TONER, Atio/I.l' al Lan', North Ea,' rorner
of Smithfield nod Four Ii stree'.. sop 16-1 y
%4'CANDLES9 & `I'CLURE , A torne,:t and
eaun.t.tilnrg at OrtiCe 8.1 the Maainnd, I.ark
rt he old Court llouwt, Pit gtat rff 11 . erp 10
S HUN K V. A Itt,rtg..yq at Law. ['mirth st
near the Mayor's ()Rim ritt-nnr2ll. • FIT 10-4 y
riluos. HAMILTON. Attorney at Law. between
1 Wood and Smithfield sin., sep 111-1 v
WM. OIIARA ROBINSON, nor my al ;
Office nn thr north<ideaf toe Iliattlostd.ttet svr.tt•l
dlaricet and Onion str,,tg, np .tairs
• A DUltilt)itAW, Attortoty at T. t.oter,
.118. • hi. ItroiestQlonal twrirtre, to the pnl i,r. r Warr Cllf.
Of Fifth rto,l Ntork,t ohove It. !Joy i
.porn, ..'p in
. _
1 - 4•4611' . ..11 4- I-111 , 11 N AN, _it 1-nrlter tam. t , :t.-e
remove., from the Illautoncl. to .t A ttorney'sßow:'
bony aide of Fourth street, between Alarkrt and Woad
so netts
~en 10
BUCKMA.STER, A'PIiNEY AT LAW,
isv • haAreuso,,,t Lie other Ibe rnrnrr of Fourth
street and 4.;herry • let wee. Smilfiliekt and Craw VreCtlr,ritt.hur_h.
VreCts.riii,:hurt.h. Qep 111
in,XOR E h.lll',lrn, Attorney at Law, Offire
f Nn. 54 Fifn street. near the Tneai re, Pitts;ntrgro
sep 27-ly
ItEADF: AtililNG CON,
770 RIVE Y IfT I;4qr. —Office i n Rears'
?OurthdM real. riu ,41 ir 2h • Nov. 5. IRI2.
ICIRIV J. ',MITCHEL 1.,,--Aitori.ey at Law, (ace
canter or Smithfield and '.rdh sts.. Pn t.hurL h.
Cttr Cotieetion4 inadv„ A I tniginess entrusted to his
-- " - Pearewih he promptly attended 10.
reh 16-Iy*
REUOVAI...— R. Morrow, Alderman; otli e north
side of firth et,, between Wood and Smithfield
rods, Pittsburgh. =WV 10
11.. S. R. tIOLM-ES, Office in Second street, next door
to M Ivany Co's Glass Wareltoti,e rep 10—i y
OH N S I'.)N df s rock TON, BookseOprs. toter, n
Paper Mananciarerp, No. 37. Slarket t.t. pep 10-1 y
J OHN ANDERSON. Southfield l'onntlry, lA'nlep st.
near I.e Monongahela Hong.", Pitlrl urgh. .rp 111-13'
THqMAPI 1t YOUN . FRA NCI S 1.. YOUNG.
T ITOS. 13. YOUNG &CO., Furniture %Van ,
Rooms, turner of Hand st. 4 Exchange Alley.
remits wishing to purtfiate Furnittire. will find it to
Iteltodtrantage to give lIA a call, being Cully satisfied that
we can please as Inquality and price. vep it)
MUTTON ITIMS.— Jost rer&ved 160 choice Mui
MUTTON
lon Hama, lYcll caved and for sale cbrap by thedo
tenarreftMl,by ISAAC! (PARRIS,
-pep N 0.9, Filth si
UTA BAG A•— Isu pp.yor La old li's Fr . esli n •
1a Eina, nod other ditferctit varieties oC l'oraip
See !, lost received arid for sale at REI,I , EU cair ES ;at the
Drug and Seed Sgure of t•'. L. sNowDEN,
sea 10 No. 184 Utterly si reef, brad rd wood.
WEBB CLOSE Y 7 s Boot and Shoe Alnnufaci•
ry, fin..B3 Fourth St., next door to t he 17. States
Sank. Ladies Pcuaelta, Kid and Satin Shorn, minty in
414 , e *tate !t1 iitiCr, and by the newest French actterna.
...sep 10
ARDEN TOOLS, consisting of rich. Palley Snodes
/ate
, ll
Transplanting Trowels, rolding Too:., Pudding
tiCniven, Palming Knives, Pruning Shears. etc., I:1.1 re•
beeived and for sale by P. L SsowDrs.
rep io 184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
AGIATMATES'ISLANKS. for proceedinzs In Al
ac mene note,. ii ) e late law, for gate at this Office
FOR BALE.—Lots on tile North East corner or Coal
Lane and High street. Apply to
sep 10 BENJ. DARLINGTON, Market. near 4th st.
100 LBS. Landretirs i trench Saipr Beet 6ced.Just
received and for sale at the Drug and Seed
F. L. SNOWDEN,
184 Liberty street, head of IVood.
IllloTe of
Amp 10
BLANK PETITIONS, NOTICES, &C.—
'le be used in Bankruptcy proceeding.:, printed on
tgoadvaper,and in the forms approved by the Courl,for sale
.at Mot (Mice of the Mercury and Democrat. sep IB
W IL HUBBARD, Ladies' fashionable hoot and
shoe Manufacturer, No. WI, Thlrd s'reet, between
Wood and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh se
B..PATTERSON, J r.. Cirrnlngnanl, near Pdtsborgh,
ha., Manufacturer of Locks. Binges and Bolts; To.
hams, Fuller. ',flirted Timber Screws; Houten Screws for
~ B , M Uisg Mills, 4-e. sep 10-4 y
OEN APCLOSKEY, Tail
Or and eklbier, I,llier.V
street, between Sixth and Virgin alley. South side.
,sep 10
ISUILEIRIDG E: W Aolcsale
Commission Merchants— Second street, betwe en
Wood =ltd Smithfield ste., Pittsburgh. asp JO—ly
j9•4' A • GORDON, Commistion and Forwarding
Nenhants ) Wator st.., Pittsburgh. pep 10--)y
f.. t_ ii.~. ~, ~~. ~, r _ n,.
PUBLISHED BY
;'oAir.iLyMOltN'ie;NG' TBST'
• HAILNIAN, JENNINGS & Co,
Wholesale Grocers, Cominlssiou and Pro
duce xlerchninis,,
Decalcre in Piernbung,Liianufecturen
111 AI L:VI A N., J EN N INGS & Co.,
Cotton earn Virarehouse,
A gent!, Colon the gnle of the Eagle Con racto l q stre e t.
Yarns
Mal ch 17,'4:1.
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THOMPSON HANNA
JAMES TI • RSIO't L.
111 - ANNA — Turzsny.r.i.'s I'nper IN'areiloppe, Nu.
104, Wood at., wblfre may I o had a retn , ral supply
of wri , ,p, wrlppluz. printing, wall paper, blank hooks,
school books,4-r, 4.r. sCp 10—ly
it, .4 c ; .„
and 3,1 streets. sr') 1(1- -1 y
E XCHANGE: 110TEI., Corner of Perm and t Clair
FlrcelA,h ylill3llll%; 4- SMITH.
eep 10-1 Y
11, ROWNis - rII.T,E J NI ATA 1 fIIIN
ward 11.t2lies, Manniarturer of Iron and Nails
IJVartltouse. N 0.25. trod sl.. rwp 10 —1 y
Ii 4. m 3,
rrlail dealer. in I:nz,kll, Prenelt. aid
Dry (74),1,14. NI:111,1.4 •vr, 10
IArIS 3rt)cvt r - r, v.,- iini.4 0,, ~..
crn, ne.-lir, „,.
lor bi , till. , r, And Dra , er in Pradlir, and I' it lOm e-Jll
111.1 , 11m:toted Irtic , c , . .N'o.. 2.24 I,lo.erty Str(rt, f'itt,
1 ,Sur ; rh.
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:trey[. p 10
Jens R . ~~n_Alpr
k. 1:% ofroot, r
T.,. War-, Vn !!!!. Trout 5! ,
Irorztt. Iltrinre and Bi e:1101.4%,1 WOrk
I exFenterl. pep 11l
I AVIDS I.N DSO% .ITCH & ULM'
15 MA ER, 7, si 1%, ,!r.•er,
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at 1774 :41.2.,` SIN I'll
Corirc i f 101 k . dtidd. n d l r
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011.0 r :irt wlrs, int llnndat. and.,,:flilrNd..3. or rarh n, r k
ltarfliorrite. Unin • rd, Firs (31/OilA, I),ne t nn
v. ne-11,1
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13‘..2,14,. A. 'Olll7l,
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F Loren?. 5. Co..
J. roirl.ridt,
Al 'Lee
11'1;ar.,-.7111,
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Lnzno I;rn neat.
J . K. s loorlin,l
Ja , P. : 4 1,1nr1,
11,00,1 Calton.. E -q.
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17 rVay.11:inna,
%VW innh ~.zvnune,
S.G.
Sinn h.-y. Co
1.8 C)D
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E R E 1471) E1 ) .-1'... 4 1Ati. LANK r rrArlre AND
RAIL COAT , I'sRP, rr.ltti ili'df.rll,
I'han,ber6fiu r 2 and I.n twat , er. to rhil:1el•
rthitt, fillpltp, I lio," With the r/1:1111 train W . I . : it's 10 N V.
lioly 1511 10 i!.•, nth: 0111. night oul.
A Is°, the Dituri line In naliin , r)r , '•
rare loi'lliladelphia 3i ft.
[3;111 itnorp, 0
Leaves (holy a 8 o'clock A !V,
ORlee second door bel o w the Merrhanl3 I lael Wood
MI DELL, CI3 AII A SI, IV,1I:(111
fell 2.1, 184:3-1Y- l'ronrietorS.
F ACT'S SPE.qh" F
FOR TII.IISF:L S
Vl'__Trzu7if
COXVIXCINO:- 11:,v,,,LT been afflicted roe nearly
two yen IN, ta•iih a hard swoon no !li e cap 0r,,, v
Which produced much pain, and ppliea
lions r-romnietoled by t he Facuill —all in vain wi
cored romplelf le tu t lIIC lISP of one. bonne Of Ile. Bran/
Linanetit. or Exlcrnal Remedy.
Witness me hand 1 : 1M ES TAYLOR,
Ohio I p 11 , 11 ro, Pa. 841)•
I , r. flrandrelli's Exleindl Lem, do or Linainerd;
nnl
a! hi./ offiee, Vt. nod siteet, PIZ! E
51; reins per /mule.
fel. I!
1011 I:10 COFFEE.
20CIN,Is Tra.
20 Poxes Tobacco.
15,000 00Q. Leine and Loaf Soar.
20 Poxes Raise s,
10 .• Soerm
10 o
0 Keza Ground Ginger.
YIIIIIIPgS.
4 o jedieo.
100 Barrels (;, - Pen A p -les.
Received ou con-ign meet a nti for sale cheap for cash
b 7
II DEVINE.
U. State: Line warehouse, calla! Basin, Liberty ft.
rear 10,114;1.
COP.YRT , .VERSHIP.
tindersigt.ed have associated themselves tngeth
Pr fur one year from the Ist Innnary, Ito fit 43. on
der the syleof Devine ei• )I cAntilty, for the purpose on
ly of receiving, and for warding Conde,
T OUISVILJE 1.1.11 E .2VD REA.V3. Just rerelv.
I.led a Ripply of (Moire Louisville Lime and good
Beane by the bbl wholesale or retail to Emit customers.
mar. 16 I. HARRIS, No 9, Filth et.
Stradl? AND MOLdSSES.
6 HF . iDS. N. 0. Sugar.
40 bilis. Molasses.
Just received per Steam boat Ashland, aril for ea le by
1, W.BURBRIDGE 4 - Co.
mar 3. 'Water at., between Wood and Smithfield
MOLASSES
300 BBLS,Jr. 0. .NOLASSZB;jast reed per steam
bOat Be'b, sad fpr aahr by
W. BURBRIDGE k Ca.
Water st. betlrtea tiVoiul f tgentiiield
No, 43 Wood street, Plu+burgh
.I 1 ... N. I.l4ikN
=WM
l'hiln
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art/i p arlorml-trlti to nay forme,
pahu of thir trill;--11./vil.2 re•tirrd from the
ttrart ire of NT, thrine. I mO\ hr portnltlrd 10 iny. llmt it
hoe 11111J1 10 111 e 00 of r, w mtrnm t , ;0 1101,m ,oj / ,
yrd
St/ 11100,11 or la rtre • t .1m re Of Mt...1(011r al pi act ice as my
; own has hero for I h .;1) or 4 1 1 .ears
Tltr r Npttriepre ofti, 1 period of active t ife. 00,110,
fart of my Mt Vint , he,/ 1W 011011111, (8,30. as.mri t tlit,)
! 10. 11. %. ikon, in t he• put, 10 . 0 of nmdtrinr, (in both n
period of fintrt vunrs.) ettattlos me Itl.ittil4c lolls of ti lt ,
% merit,. of his
So Convenient, so etlir mot, nml yet ,0 1 ,, afe, (lid 1 esteem
!lose ptik. t hat for the Imo five vents in my practice for
the mire of chronic cloemei. of whatever onto,, and Ihn:m
of ceniale3 in particular. I have tiqett more 01 them than
:111 other Medi('
like every m her llll , thrine, this must fall in some in
Al nnres, Ind In my hands there has been Ippg
meal and more srttisfart 10r) In I administral ton of This
one remedy llian of ail at hers; Its rood effects sOmel Imes
unite oslonl , lttne tnr.
If my pat at required aperient medicine cif her
..for e or after parturition, the Wilson's in Is were just
the thing I wonted.
If a dyspeptic acid condition of the stomach, combined
witheostivem 59 or Inactivity of the liver constituted the
disease 31 my patient, the pills were Just the thing I
wanted.
If 1 treated a rase rot - miring nn einnienagogne, the
Wilson's pills were Plat the thing I vvanied.
If palpitation, headache, flushed countenance, or other
difficulties, indicating a disturbance of the circulatory
and secretory systems, annoyed my patient at the , turn
Cf life,' the Wilson's pills were just the thing I wanted.
Thus, without reapiet to tile name, a disease might
hapf;en to wear at the time I have had it under treat
ment, pa:ticular indications or symptons arising. were
moYI promptly and most happily met by the
Wilson's pit ls.
rf, DCVINE.
C A. MCA NI7LII
That so great a number of diseaties, and POIDNiIIIeS ap,
patently opposite ones, In which Ih.avc used these pills,
should be clued more readily hy them than by any other
remedy, may at first seem stra nab and contradictory, but
why it is so is as clear to toy mind as that a great many
persons should become thirsty from ba many different
causes, and yet all require that common and greatest of
all blessings, water to quench their thirst.
In conclusion, it Is duet Ile eputation of the medicine
and the public, tosay decidedly and ancondittonaliy, that
the Wilson's pills aretheonly combination I have ever
met with In my longcourse of practice, that really pos
eessesanything curatiye or specific forsiek headache.
Yours 4-e., DR. MILO ADAMS,
The above Pills &signed particularly for the sick
Hoed-Ache, Dyspepsia, Constipation of the Bowels .te.,
prepared by the proprietor Dr. R. A. Wilson, and for
sale,wbolesaie and retall,at his dwelling In Penn street,
below rifaststry, Octl
I(in Bazs Rio Cotree. l'or sale by
NJ oct 4. • A, CORDON.
13 S BOA lilt U.,YI) C AND Y--Tur - rt.r has
r received this dilly from New York. a Ewell supply o.
the above celetirriled cure for Cunghs, C 01,13 and Coil
sumptlon; and is ready to supply cukioinersat wholesale
or recall, nt his ,Medical Agency, St; Fourth at.
Vii)
.dre. e'askionable Boot Maker,_
nee removed to No, 34 Market street, between
Second and Third streets, where he wou'd he harTY
to see hi,: old ensinmers, anti all others who feel dispos.
eil to patronize him. Ile uses [wilting lint Orel rate
stoel,, and employs the best of workmen; and as he give" -
Ina constant personal attention In busthem, he truststisat.
he will deserve a t,d receive a fair share of patronage.
sep 111
urrs, frt.; tONFECTIONARY.—
.A Hunker ri , pectfully informs his frienditand the
puldic that they ran always Ihe hest quality of lee
Cry:L(l,4. toactlier with al; kinds of confectionary and
fruits. In their Pee,on, al his PRlalajohinent No. 11,
Filth street; l.et%%c it Wood and Market.
N. 11.—Parti, Auppii,.(l on tin eliniteFl notice, with
cakes. or aii;tltispj in lips line. Also families furnished
will, Bread.
@Pp 10
1 , 1 1 1 A NS'S CA.11").)111,t; S .—A R A
Fl AM J. er.cm ER. residing at fib Mott skeet,
New Vrirk, was ;Milled with flyspep-aa In its rim.t
navavat ed farm. 'II, s) 11111i0111 there violent head.
aria , . areal (4 , 1,110 v. Fever, COSI iVCTIPA9, rota It, heart.
loon, pain in till rhea and sionotell always after eating_
lie p iireil !..el.S.j1!0 11 of sinking ti lire
lur red iongne, tan=ea, faith 1'1 . 1141.T0 cumil ing.s, dizziness
towards rol ie , dleness. 'these had continued up.
writ of a I welt, month. when. on consoliing ilr.Wm,
Evan...1(1(11'11:01mm slre!d, and snlimiiiing to Ills ever
surressfal and aglrenhle rood. , of ireatnesil. Elie pnl ieari
eorpidriely ',afire., in health in the short spare of
011( . 1110 . 1 , li,nnd 2rtfritil for Ille I Ile a frill:0111! brnrfil deriv..
rd, gladiv came forward and Ilie abovr qigir
l'or sale Wliole , ale ;tad Iletaii
R. C.
Nn 20. tvood ct ref.!. Irelow eleeond,
fi)r Cash.
_\'l ON CW7'7'o N J 9CTORY.
Prices Reduced.
sh , - , Pt,' Yarn. Long Reel Yarn.
No. 16 cfg.prr It.
t 1 at It;,1 :2,(111 at 9 rig per Ilz,
110 r;iitt to oio
7at 17 trt 71)0 at 7 ditto
11 at 171 lino 800 3i li ditto
9 at 1 900 at thitt?
10 a' 191 ,;.t , tt !GOO at 4
11
12 to kvtrk a
.11 7 . •
14 ," •1-
1 - , at 11
20 ditt.,
It; at .22
17 to 23
to .21
4 ".1, 1 '.1”.! , ..tv1rk a! If; ci3pt r I
• :1 ‘1• 1 :•)
dnlo
ratnih - •10 • 1.2 , , dtt;,,
, C,Tfa . l l'hfi 111 • 20 dill.,
.I'l% 1.1.! •• 2.; ato
1;1'11
,r!,) I Yarn :,IA 33 on
IJ 7.t
Ohl in i•rarr
. it. if 641 at .1
' T. ''.".fll d i{rik,,c,l Or 'he Foal offir , e,
J. lc 111)(tli II E. 11.) l'o,
0 • "411 IWO- N. O.
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Itemovai.
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11.11.1 firer hFio,t , t.whrre 1,011 I uutort.49,,
•v. ”. n I de :wend nr
.1. - 11 Z C.: , I. 1
, 11, \ .4. }'rum 17±0
Iltl4 fire. ant! in tunny
eo,- F:Ufni, 4114,1 111` melt r %. 1 , 0 rwAs.
ffpits w 111 ,1/0•!•.".
r .V0rk114:,,,01, he 1t..00, If.
117.
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v t:. . I r ••I.r of v.., ..., eet : rtrt trot 1,1, lir , 11
inns tt. ti
r.l 11,31 lel tle"; en the trade , r w
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IV. ti .I'l OW 11l I!. :' , 1.11 I .4. l'iti {ttitlA ..tt
:11,"11 t. ittt. (1111 ii not
I t'a rr kir, (.0 rt..01“:1110 atho ft, I item-els:or 3•• ;3,
: tt' 4 3 1 3 hoot , . 3 0 (1 1.3 t 11, aid err , l,, • err, rylg,
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r.l :hitt o flitit •3/rr. 0, 1 tr. I .:10303 o'l' et.
I, it ti , ll.toto in_ .11• . ,110, tttt9ll4.o'.l (113.0, (1)r 11, VI,II
trtt• 1,f1”11,1 1 41 3r .t . ..• Sor petsitet% ,tart 1 3,0 0.001- etre
01111' r.t1ett13 , , , 1 to 1110 01111 , 31,1 are • 0 o.ore r 01i
110;110 rre.l.l 1113 n ht• fir ilietit; Ino:1,3•11.•
alio., amonc With- 111
I p•I•,-11101. ti t'rer, t t •trilooiitoV read .111111 tatIVAII'd
1 1, 111 .,1 , rt..,.:•••• 10 1110., %i Ito 1% t. 711 In have ll lit
In liriv rtito PI Or It, n little hit - miry
it nil that thin r. Ilse place tncAre II can
I e 300 0100031.1 r .1;
[ 4 .
I in 7- :fir
f r - r•Thrt.te la mode Mon,:tinr4, or rather •Mon•reenr.,
I , ,ht) have .4.en. tl an qby 10 fort, I:itely, and hn
orinrr .nth rilyy and dl=l4, to fond or lenEthy adoer.
11 , etnetlift arc that tie above (fulth.rnie, at they
ir rin rrfcrrnrr• to then, whatever, The per.on
nllndrrl to I- t brir pre=en! rniph , yrr. an .114,en,rine,mil..)
keep. a .lop .:hop in 110. rity. '('hr raid)
II i2l ly w:1;1 it: of on, lilt pig.
and on doa'•t will rr..t,rd Ihr t., by Living
Then, r. r , rn . P.I 7.7.%1111.: to 11131,0. r,O of rank
with rN 11. , 13 none ran coin pc , r, hod britrt Senn them.
o imnce mune other way, a a little pret .int ion
It 1;911 per rpOI rtn f yp!n.ion.
D R. GOOD VS Cclebrcited Female Pil4. These
Nils are stronsly recommended to the notice of
the Indicts as a safe and efficient renw.tly In removing
complaints peculiar to their nes, from want of ex
erckr, or genet:ll debility of the system. They obviate
costiveness, and counteroct oil Hysterical and Nervous
affections. Ter..., Pllle have gatned the sanction and
approbation of the most eminent Physicians In the Uni.
col Stales, and many Mothers. For sale Wholes:lle and
[Mall. by
R. n. SELLERS, Agent
sop I() No. 3.0. Wood Street, below Second,
%,%TM, A DA IR, Boot rind Shoe Jltaker, Liberty St.,
opposite the head of Smithfield at., Pittsburgh.—
Tbe subscriber having bought out the stock of the late
Thomas RetTerty, deceased, has commenced boldness
In old stand of Mr. R., and is prepared to execute
all descriptions of work In his line, in The best manner
and on the shortest notion. He keeps cot sin nt ly on hand
n large assortment ofshoc findings of all descriptions and
of the first 993111 v. lie sollcits the patronage of the nub.
lic and of the rryft. WM. ADAIR,
Pet. 10
prrrsnTTRGIT MANUFACTORY.—Springs
and if Lies for Carriages at Eastern Prices.
The subscribers manufacture and keeps constantly on
hand Coach, (7 and Eliptic Sprint!' (warranted.) Juniata
Iron Axles, Silvernnd 13rass platrd Dash Frames, Prass
and prated Roil, Harms, Slump Joints, Patent Leather,
Sliver fled Brass Lamps. Three fold Steps, Malleable
iron, Door Handles and Hinges. gre•.ke.
JONES , d• cOLETWA
St. Clair 411.. hear It a illesheny
. s r.rd.rn s, D.,offtee and dwel;ing In Fourth,
nrar Perry meet. gpp 13—Iy
LOOK AT THIS.
The, attenl inn , rtho e who hare been somewhat seeft•
tital in reference Pt the numerous certificates nultlished
in favor or nr. Pwavne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
rv, on :trepan' on lip ltelns unknown in ibis sec
lion of the f-ttai e. Is respectfully directed to the l'ollowlnts
rent Hie:etc.' Itt , writer of which has been a citizen of tilts
hormish for several years. a nel is knort,ri as a gentleman
of inte;rily and rePTKMW I IIIIII v.
7'o Ike ,Vent, Mr. 1. giant.
burr used Dr To
Comp rind Syrup of Wild
Cher, r for a roust% with whlth I have hren severely al.
flirted for :Iliont four months, and I harp no 11.vitm ion
in saying that it Is he ninst MT:vire medicine ihol I have
hern aide to procure. It commis-es all uneasinens. and
;irrett,• • well with my dirt.—and mantalna a reztilar and
zt , td tinstctile, I car freely reentninend it In all nt hers
net, d. 1. MiNNI,A, 1101 gt:gh Or Cha IllherPWV.
'lap-%0.
° , .P
1 - t,r sate by wir.r.r ‘ll TIM f: sop
reed
FRUIT, sIIADE, 1Y ORSAM-PNTAL
derirmug orneurlntz Fruit. X
Ornumeno o l Tree*, or Fr!, roto , ort., from Philndef.
k, are requortod It make opp4irot ion ag
rnoo "r, r 7 tho Druz and FIN! Sin, of ihr Feb
r<rrfl r.,wfmro r:;. be hod ratalorzirez..zrotuhrordr• r fthe
mom exoe!hu s t c'a ru'd F. L. SNOWDF,N,
Reg , 21 No 1114 Liken). rt , rerd. head of Wood
I . IA llFl it-rot:Y.—Patrick. all rc-
Catch
TIN I nit his friend. the public crn•
wall), hrlc' n hat r onliliPll , rd i Marble !mane., t the
enrnnr or r. n h rid Li'ar'. - it... Where will 14 , con‘laolly
nn Irani tom!. one., , unmet Werra, monument.., brad
and foot ciovai telile for rahinet wart., and rvrry
rt i ..! t o 1!1,` b ,14 / I PIIA. Ile will ..verso.." r rt« rrc rwri
e rn e " c d s f t r i :70e
'NI (.Itri - ec- - or In if. ACClockec;
`y in.ia .le Root Make...Liter-11r, 2,1 door from
t" , :: , rt A I fry The clitierr,lier recuectlitily inform!. !be
. hat he Ita, trozll cn Cell the above tot.inetm in the
I .t.on formerly orCitpt ,, tl ht. Mr. henry M'llogkey.
Col 11.3 t he ie rum,. prepared In attend to All order!. in. hi.
line i.flati.inec. wi.i..la.patrh notion the most rr:m.Mrible
?lerm, From h, Inn 7 lenen In the ityienfoein re or
r;.“;•01,01.fe r”rt. , ,rldpio that all artlars
• rola hi. roullielptilyril sell 2ive rat iPrariinn
to hi. Im
.‘ of naihli. ;:..trioit7n rewuneifutly colirth
•rp 10
IXliy.t.rns v v 11,r
~, o f (. : I •et lel ripe: 3,1,1 I,,l•jVnt! t'y
L F, 1 41 lIV 'lE\•. 14:1 T. 1 1 ,, fly st.
L ...
...:"..p,' , ~... .• :e :able
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Tr ' '...4.1....4?'", # ,....,.4..ir, .."- ix" Z, U.CII 00 A 1,%-v
,;g:)44:,,.'4:Ve';;;t77:ne •4464":":444;:.. • lu IA Lig la ~It 4
t '. s-' . . 1 ., i '4?,..4'!..X,'':,, .
pututub.ak Jli.ir
,C- ..
..era, 1
VI
W.
form Scale , on t% !wets, to weigh 2,500 ihs, at
$55 00.
do do 2,005 at 4345 CO
do do 1,300 at 35 (10
tin
do 1.000 at ;41 00
Jo do .1011 at 25 00
With raking levers an addil ion of s3to earl, scale.
Dormant Critics for the u-e of ‘Va rehouses, Flouring,
Mills, 4-c.,l lir same prlces as above.
A Ist), Vl'hite'n Patent Counter Scale, with 0. Young's
illlprOVernenin, and a variety of why!' counter scales,
which they will sell for froth n to $l5,
They also manofacluce Steam Engines for Flatting
Milts, Saw 11ills, Salt Works, t` - c,, double and singe
Antil• latheS,foOt and o 1 her lathe.; for WOO 4 turnin g
inachions for tenanting chairs, planing IlltlrtlitirS, door
nod sash machinn,. unit's Pa te nt horse power, with
without lira.liing machine , . a superior article: circular
saw sh1:111... marldprs for sawing lath, Tinner's
mm
chin,- and rums "fall descriptions • also for making black
Inc boxes, a superior article; governors for strain engine.
stoci,s, inps and dies, coffee mills, bedstead or joint hots
and machlnery for making tits same. cotton factory ma
chirwry mad,. Or repaired; printing press Platters turned
and printing pre,ses repaired
J 31 ES 31 A 3% A gen:.
se p`22—t
101
LIP
il )
do
do
do
_IN IL GL r TIIRIE, Auctioneer and Commis.
el Firm At erchant,./ico.loti,eoene e of Wood .4. Fifth sts.
Pittsburgh: Having been appointed one of the A 'teflon
errs lot the City of Pitsburgh. tenders his services to Job.
hers, manufacturers and dealers, who may be disposed
to make trial of tills market• lie Is prepared to make
advances on consignments of nil saleable commodities,
and ttu..its corrrspondents by quick sales, and
Fyne,' y 'and favorable returns.
That the various Interests which may be confided to
him, shall he adequately protected, he brings to the aid
of his own experience in business and acquaintance with
merchandise generally, the services of Mr. SANVZI.
FAUNICRTOCK; heretofore advantageously known, as an
Importer and dealer In Hardware and Cutlery, with
whom a permanent engagement Is made.
EFER TO
Messrs. M. Tiernan, R
Pres'i. of 51. M.
Bank.
Darlington k Peehies,
" RoberiGalway,
James M. Cooper,
James May,
R. M. Riddle, Pittsburgh
Wm Robinson. Jr. Pres't j
of Exchange Bank.
Ilampton,Sinith, k co
John D. Davis.
Samuel Church,
dl J. K. Moorhead,
41 Jas, W. grown ~5.• Co.
a. John II Brown. k co.
" Smith kfl matey.
Yardly k ' , vers.
John S. Riddle,
John Daloell,
AtTIBT/N, A ttoeney at Law. P Wm re h. Pa.
.01Bee In 4th street, opposite Burke a Bn Wing.
*lta.b:at E. Aolll>,, EN., will give his attention to my
unfinished business. and I recommend him to the patron
age or my Mende. WALTER FORWARD.
sop 14)-- v • -
( - )Oi 7 NC; s S Improved form gralrkor. mnnnfartnred b r
um vur.arriclPr*. nl rhev M:11.'1,111
hti1.111,1r,,?1. I'CLW4,II Ma
rl Ot d 111,y and Fill It +I reel, t‘vo
rfewir,4 rho vv l'emperanre (Intl, Pill.
o (:err t hey Itl,.rllVarillrf.a nd
c rul -I 111 !2. on Itnnd the fo'ow
log , calescw ;In?
Iv composcd
'"OTING k RGADRVRY
Phlladel'a
sePlO
•
PROSPECTUS
For publishing a nem Daily Pape* in the Cit 7 of Pilis
burgh, to be entft/td the
DAILY MORNING POST.
rpnESubstribera having Made arrangonents to merge
A the Arnet icon Manufacturer and Pittsburgh Meerut
ry into one Jmtrnal, have concluded to pubtkh a daily
paper with the title of the Deily Morning Post.
The feeding object of the «Pore" will be the dissemina
tion and defence of the petit ica I principles that have kw
tofore been maintained by the Editors, in their respective
papers • and their hest efforts will mill he devoted to the
advancement and success of those doctrines.
Although, In politics, the paper will be thoronghlY
demacratir, yet the Editors hope, by giving an honest,
candid bistnry of passing Political events, Foreign
and Domestic Intelligence, and brief notices of all mat
ters and occurrences that come properly within the sphere
of a Public Journal, to make their paper sufficiently In
cresting to entitle It to the patronage of the public, it
respective of party considerations.
In addition to the political and general news that will
be foand in the "Morning Post," the Panora. will take
pains to furnish the busineess community with
the latest and most Ititirestior. Costmgact&t.
ernes from all parts of the country • and to have prepa
red inch accounts of the Markets and the State of Trade
aswill he advantageous to our Merchants and Business
Men in their several caning..
Tet•ess.—The Post will he tuitilished en a terse impert
a I 'beet or fine paper, (ma nufact rit ed especially for this
Jonrnst) at tite unusually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS
per annum,payahle in advance. It will also he sold by
newsboys at the low rate of TWO CENTS a ropy.
Advertisements wilt he inserted at the lowest rates
charged by the other deity papers of the city.
Mit s •TlCßFTTactive lads are wanted to sell the Post,
who will he enraged on the most liberal terms
THOS. PHILLIPS,
AllZtiff 31. 11142. W. H. SMITH.
Ragi
B Y !Morrison 4. c o . London, for sale only by S h
tS'ickersharn, corner of Wood street and Virgin
alley Pilisbnrs.h Pa. and 11. Harwood, Deaver Pa. who
In sole !wen' for %' 'tern Pennsslvanla. EP II 10
n'Clop.i.liey's Clothing More
FRESH ARRIVAL OF'NEW GOODS
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
RE3DY _VIDE CLOTIIIiVG
AT TIM
THREE BIG DOORS,:
No. 151 Liberty street. one door frorWhe
Jackson Foundry.
rrHErut:ui6cr is just rine;ving at his well known.
I eS l : lll lktinirlit,f h 0 latent, mast varied and ciliAeteT
stock or Goons !hat has ever been offere4 in this city
Every article wa< selected lin hintrelf in the eastern cf.
ties. and purrlnt-r t l a the towesT cASE PRICES, and he is
therefore enabled to WI his articles. much lower than
they can he had at any other eMald i shment west or the
mon n tat mi.
His articles are all made by experienced workmen,
Rout the 141.'51 manufactured roods and in tile most
MODERN FASHION.
He feels confident that all persons who will call at
hls establigliment and examine his stork will be satisfied
that 131.7 f TER IR PG 4 INS can be obtained at the
THREE BIG DOORS
than at any sinitlir establishment in lie Lily,
Ills stork co, skis In part of
Coats. Pantaloons, rests, Drawers, Shirts,
Cravats, Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders,
And every other article of Clot hice of the limit style
From his varied stock of cloths he is prepared to
MAKE CLOTHES TO ORDER at the shortest notice.
Ina style unsurpassed by any other Prlisburgh house,
and rerranttri lo
srm-k of STriuge a , fd Summer arods Is Ponerior to
any previno. importation.. nod he leas on hesitation in
.ayinr that for exrellenee, lteauty nod riteapnel•s they
eannot he equalled in the we=t.
'rite .tit.erilter would ones more return MS (hank', to
hie friend. and the poidic for the un;:reeedentrti patron
oar ite,trmed on his et 4 altli , ttmeitt, and hellevintx that
hisfllFlOttirts had found it to their advanlfy,e to deal
with him, be would repent his invitation to all Conte
who wi.h In pnreha.te 0011110 e of every dr.rr!ption at
!owe.; priee..lo rail at No. 151, LI BERT'S' FTRE'rr.
M'
t.ot-ftt,serve Metal Plate In the JOHN
Pavement C . LOSKr.Y.
Feb 22
Paiisage and Remittances,
TO AND FROM
GREAT zattzairi.
du
i rk
41,.....0. k 1 A . , Ma•r 4 i t
."--"
New York and Liverp9ol
pEti So.vs i' esiroli s of sending for t! friends to
come from any part of Great Britain. are respect
fully informed 11131 the suliseriber is at all limes pre
pared to make inch en•mgt rut - mg. Ile is prepared
in renill monies by drans, which arc mailo payable at
:Inv point throughoni the United Kingdom on presenta.
tion; having been for the last 12 years engaged In the
litimeig. he feeb+ eonfident that his arrangements on
To ft :hip s the .b!thpt;r. are such as wil gie satisfaction.
he Ships compTslng the above line, l
are v all °Nile first
class and are commanded by careful and skillful masters,
leaving Liverpool once each week during the season._
For further particulars:triply it by lever to
3011 N lIHRDMAN,
No. GI South street, New Yolk,
or to J. KIRKPATRWR,
at Messrs Datzell 4. Fleming'.:, Water street PliPT,h.
March 3--2.md,
MEIICIIANTS' LINE.
BETWEEN. PITTSBURGH ,HIND
P 1111,3 DE EPHPI 8.11-T1 MORE
r 1111 S Line is prepared to COMftlenre business on the
B openlite of the canal: It I, composed (west of Cot-.
iimbia) of First Class Portable Boats, chartered for the
•_enson, each boat being itreitarge of its re.pert 4-0 owner,
The line has at a heavy expense taken a Potacv op IN
erns:sec from one of lie most substantial and prompt
offices In t he United States, covering all goods shipped
by it. (free of expense to tbe owners of Ole goods ) Ship.
pets desirous of availing themselves of this insurance
must give notice at the place of shipment of the value
of their goods.
The rates of freight will he as low as by any respon
-o,lp carriers, and the facilities for giving satisfaction to
customers In all respects are surpassed by no line on
the canal. Shipper. to and from the east are respect.
fully Invited to call,
fhe business will be coadneled by
CL ARKE & ,
90 Front street and Canal Rsisin, T
r HAW iitomrgh.
J. BUTLER & C. JACKSON,
Foot of Dock street, Philadelphia.
• W. M, MEREDITH,
New
JOS. lIARN ISH & S. 'MILLEN York. ,
Baliore.
J. & P. MARTIN,
March 4
S. NIORROW
/VI. I . 4 rUFAC Tun ER of Tin. Copper and Sheet Iror
Ware, No. 17, Fifth st., between Wood and Mar—
ket:
Keeps constantly on hand a :food awn:fitment origami,
and solicits a share of public pa trona2e. Alao,on hand,
the folhering I Hides: Shovel... Pokers, Tongs, Gridirons,
Skillets, Teakettles, Sot", Ovens, Coffee Mills tte. Mer•
chants and others are invited to call and examine for
themselves, as lie is deteradtted tosell cheap for cash or
approved paper.
tsar. 14—V
BLOONSO-25 tons Blooms hit 4 .tore lied for wile by
3, W. BURBIt I DOE.
Water between Wood 4- Smkb
Jan 3 1843
MME
liarrisburgb;
A lOW, Columbia.
_~_~ .
rilE LITERARYTVIIT.
Botwer and his Wife.'
In Sargent's New Monthly fur, April,
we fi nd an account of the differentes be.
tween the celebrated author and bis,laciy,
written by one acquainted 'with the Cir
cumstances. It appears that theAliffieol.
ties commenced in his hostility ro children,
which prompted him to withdraw thiir
first born into the country from the'boseat
Id' its mother ere she bad reccveied from
her illness, before it was ten days
And if one-half be true in the article giv. ,
ea, Bulwer is a cool, black heartetltyrftit,
unfit to be the husband of any woman, and
totally destitute of least particle of
honor.
,
Tire writer of the sketch sayer: -"
hares
lto Paris, during the winter of Is4o, that I.
r,first beheld Lady BULWER. Gen. ekes,
the American Ambassador, was givingerne
of the most splendid balls of the Begetter."
After describing the appearance of Nit&
Bulwer the writer proceeds: -
The history of Lady Bulwer was it il at
time upon every lip. The envious trhaairad o
'the compassionate pitied, aherfitrinteeefrated
praiiied. But her conduct was unierpeaelra
able, and her character so unbleutialted
that the voice of slander was huerhetil , in
awe. Even calumny sought not to - -des.
poll her of her riches, alattost her -only
possession --her fair fame.
The day succeeding the`Ball glee* . by
General Cass, I_-become i ereonall
quainted with Lady Bu aver.or
- several
months after that period 1 saw her uheast
daily, sometimes passing two or three
hours in her society. And the more inti.
mately I became a, quainted with bet, the
more Lreproached -myself for everrhaving
breathed a word, or 'harboring a thought,
to her disparagement.
r* * •* • ~ • • • * so
Lifdy Bulweta then Rosins Wheeler,
-was married at the age of eighteen,-te Mr.
Bulwer, how„Sir Edward Lyttr'n %Seer.
She gave him berheart with her irand,land
had every rTason - to'believe that heTeturne
ed his own, until she discovered thet'he
was not embarrassM with so troohteream e
a possession,, Before she had been married
, a year, she had proofs too inematealdhkof
her husband's being a lawless and re,
morseless libertine, -But she watt- then
about to become a mother; and •whatwill
not a woman endure for the sake of her
child? What will nut a woman, wha4oves,
or has loved, forgive? On the birth-of that
child, in whose - endearmere s she had fond
ly hoped to find consolation for the neglect
and ctuelty of her husband, his tyranny
assumed a new and more dreadful shape.
Almost befereake young mother Wag - con•
safered Duvet danger, her Infant, in Spite
ofher expostulations, and tears, was tak—
en I r rom her and placed under the charge
of a wet nurse, who resided several miles
from London. Bulwer declared, that be
would not permit his wife to become a
'nursery maid; that children were 1 - ks de•
testation; and that the "noisy littis iinP"
should be kept at a respectable distaneel
Lady Bulwer did not submit to thireen
natural and despotic decree, without:re
naonaireitlng. , But her grief and entreaties
only called Garth the -most virulent abnie
from her inflexible husband. After tar
incident he neglected her , more than ever
and not unfrequeutly, in his motnents of
ungovernable passion, she was toroed to
submit to persurul violence.
" She again became a mother, and her
child was a sun. Through the kfluence of
a compassionate physician, the child was
left under her care, and her little daughter
recalled from her exile. The wife-arid
mothe r was now comparatively happy,
When her husband was at home she could
only visit 'the nursery "by stealth, but, he
generally spent his days and nights in ai,_
'ipation, and seldom troubled her with his
undesirable sociezry. But in his absence
she was constantly subject to the pereeetl
tions of his mother, who was originally
opposed to the marriage, and showed, an
"pen detestation of her daughter4iniew
from the beginning.
This woman became a spy upon Lady
Bulwer's action, and was conanually vex.
citing Bulwer's anger against his :tatifer,—.
This state of affairs continued until lis
daughter was about six or seven years Ad.
The grandmother 'then declared that the
child must have a governess. And new,
indeed-, Lady Bulwer's misery sons belled
description. She was not nermitted to
have a voice in anything that concernedher
child. Her studies, her dress, herexerreise
her food, were all at the command of the
governess. And - this lady in authority did
not scruple to tell the anxious mother, when,
she remonstrated, that such were Sir Ed—
ward's order.. Lady Bulwer complained
to her husband. But he sometimes laugh_
ed in her face, and told her that the wo
- man was as competent a persea as could
be found' and very pretty willzal;' tt,Ont
other times he flew into a rage, and for
bade her in .ntioning the subject.
Before many months elapsed, Lady Bela
wer inevitah'y discovered that this :refer*,
tunate wriman was; beyond a-doubt, swath,.
er of her husband's victims. The woman
herself evincetlno shame ;t her situation;-
but, elated at the helplessness of Lady
Btilwer, end her own superiority, assumed
perfect control Over the household. La.,
dy Bulwer's orders to the domestics were;
contremanded, her most trivial arrange,..,
treats interfered with, and her children it
variably ordered to their studies, precise- .
ly at the hour which she had appointed-Lir,:
taking the air mith them. Thus walla/ea.,
annoyed and irritated in every m aa
a person who Made her de anner. by
gtadatkua lan enegar
rose for her assumption of ant4ority.--
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