Y' - (t...4r7- 4 : ,- ;t''' ' ~~~:T~-: ~, :~ VOL 1.-NO, 115 • • PUBLISHED BY .THOS. PHILLIPS & W. H. SMITH, ~• 0 .. W. CORNER OF WOOD 4. FIFTH STE. *BabIL—FIVE DOLLARS a Year, payable in allvssiee., Single copies TWO CENTS--for sale at the *hamlet. or the office, and by News Bays. Vike Mercury and 31augfacinrer frinaidiiined WEEKLY, at the same of f ice, on a &Mile 'Medians sheet, at TWO DOLL-111.9 a year, In ad. winsce. Slnele copies. SIX CENTS. Terms of PU SQUARE OF TW Os is :Insertion, 0,50 I Two Insertions, 0.75 rim% Insertions, 1,00 _ Niotureek. 1.50 3.00 4.00 - YEARLY A SV CHANOXAIit.a AT TIXASORE. Cias sysara. Two Squares Ws months, $lB.OO Six months, $23.00 Oae year, 25,00 One year. 35,00 rrLaravr advertisementsin prorortion. CA RDS of four lines SIX DoLLARa a year. PUBLIC OFFICES,&C. ,Ctit Post Orstca. Third between Market and Wood atiiOtst—lt. M Riddle. Postmast;r. - -, lhmeosx Musamt, Water, 4th door from Wood st. Peter sleirltintlblhsts—Major John WiHock, Collector. Mew Titimainty, Wood between First and Second Meertm—lames A. Bartram, Treasurer. Conwrs TILIC.4III7ItT. Tbird street, next door to the rkiti Ptimbyterian Church—S. It. Johnston, Treasurer, 1111•Tois Orme', Fourth, between Market and Wood atratrta--Alexander Hay, Mayor. • IMlUoatawi's SICItsIIOI, Fourth, near Market st. BANKS -Prevent:non. between Market and Wood streets, on Stfird and Poertb streets. nintelli4NTS . 4.141) MLIIITY•CTORZRII . •ND FARXeille Dx• 'Tarry flastr. (formerly Saving Fund,) Fourth, betwten 'Mood and Market streets. • Excitation, ?Mb street, near Worn!. nOTELS. titonnYeatnnt. rtooan, Water siren', near tlir Bridge. ft inflamer floret., corner of Penn and St. Clair. , Phainciaarsa' flntst, corner of Third and Wood. Efoirst.corner of Third and Stnlilifield, enrresoleares. corner of Penn .trePt and Canal. ;1011.111A it Beats, Liberty street, near Seventh. --" l llllAtatite Mammon House, [Andy Si oppro:ite Wayne R114.11M1031.11T Bri /AKIO?' Hover. Penn St. oppoatte Canal. t, °BERT WOODS, ATTORNEY AND ODNSELLOR AT LA. We —Office rein°- ~M tol esters Offices on Grant st., neat ly °novae tiiii — fiew our[ House, next rooms to John D. ribbon, gm 4—First floor. FPI, 10 10405. n. ELLtarr, M. D.- Office rewebed fa IL Se. Clair street, between Penn and Liberty Sl l ., Pitlitiotrirk. N• P 10 .H 2 OOR TONER. Atiotnev at Law. North East corner ginfthfleld and rouritt sure?:. sep 10—ly . 00. 114 r ANDLESS & Aitorneys and Conotaellore at Law: Olden in the Diamond. back d[ the Old Court Dodge. Ph isiturgh aep 10 eVIMUNIC it FINDLAY. Attorneys at Law. Fourth st., SOF . near the Mayor's Office. Plttshurelt. cep 10-ly 11100.11AmturoN, Attorney at Law, rift h, het wren Wood and Strti:Geld sta.. Pitishursh, sep 10-1 y loom 0111A.R.4. It 011INSON, Attorney al Law; rir Office on Ike norihside a he Diamond.hotween aartetied Union sinntlx. npaaira P 10 A-' DURBOrt A,W, Attorney nt haw; tenders • his professional services to IN. priltlft, Office cur -Imi of rifiti sail Market Stretvs, above U. Lloyd et 00 1 3 billiiii.Pittio.nrsh, Pa. sPo 10 EINITZR ¢ Ilut:11 N N. Attorneys 't Lam. offire remnse..l from the fl anton& to A ttorneY'sn ow," :Study side of Fourth street, between Market and Wood at vaPits tn , lllo _ BCCILMASTER, ADRNEY AT LAW, /if• has retnoved his °dice In the corner of Fourth ntedist and Cherry Alley, between Smithfield and -Grant 4sirtrelm Pittsburgh. rep 10 gragONOE M. L./11%/111, Attorney at lA*, Office VI !Wri.,54 Fifth street, near the Theatre, Pittedurgh. 27—ly READE 49f1ING TON, AT.TOR.NICr AT LAW. —Office in Bears' Ftnilding TmrlAateet, ritifelm rg h. Nov.s. 1842. 11 OM! kb MITCHELLe--Attrinley at Law, office OP Totter at Smtilifielal and Bth Os— Pitted.urgh. -412- CiffiettlOns made. A I iilluessentrUsted to Ids 'tare Wm he promptly attended to, feb 16--1 9* jurismovA.L.-R. Morro*, alderman; otfi e north XV' ebbs of rim' el., heltiveen Wood and Smithfield WI; IMlShatth. cep 10 DR. S. R. HOLM Ed, Office in Second street. next door to Maloony 4- Co's Glass Warehouse sep 10—ly OHMIC:P..IN 4 STOCKTON, BookArittrs. Printer? t!ti Paper Manufacturers, No. St Market A. sep 10-.1 JOHN ANDES:SON, Smithfield Foundry, Waier et.. sear the Mononeahria House. Pit txt rt.. h. sep 10-1 y Magmas ,a roam . PIIANCI9 1.. VOUPIG. VW& B . YOUNG Furniture Wart Rooms, t..ottter of Hand et. ¢ Exchan;e Alley. iteintorta wialtin: to porthase entnltttre. will find It to ,kek-Advastale to glile its a tali. helot folly idlisned that WO CAR please 11 to quality and price. sep IU M-UirrON AMS. —Just received 160 choice Mut too Hama, well cured and for sole cheap byihe do fipearer retail, by 'a. 10 javrA. 114 G A.— upp'y of La ad, et h's Fresh Ru ta Ba;a, and other ditfrrent varieties of Turnip Pew 41est received and for sale at IterteeltD Peters at the brier and Seed Store of F. L. SNOWDEN, No. 184 Liberty street, head of Wood EU EBB CLOSEY r S Boot and Shoe M 3 dulacto- W ry, No. 83 Fourth St., next door to the U. States tact. Ladies rranelia, Kid and Satin Shoes wade in Is *West manner, and by the newest French patterns. *Bp la inks DEN TOOLS, consisting or Hoes. Fancy spades MK Transplanting Trowels. Edding Tools, Budding [nitres. Pruning Knives, Pruning Shears, etc., Just re nnin*" sad for sale by P. L. SNOWDEN. sup ]0 1184 Liberty street, head or Wood. MAGISTILATESIBLANKS, for proceedings In Al teekoppt ander the late leer, ter pale at this Office 34/2101. SALE.—Lots on the North East corner of Coal . Lane and Ol=h street. Apply to say 111) BEN/. DARLINGTON, Martel, near 4111 et. LBS. Landreth's French Sugar Bret treed,Just reesived and Cyr sale at the Drug and Seed P. L. SNOWDEN, 184 Liberty street, head of Wood. !tole of .ep 10 BLANK PETITIONS, NOTICES, &C.— 1 o be used is Bankruptcy proceedings, printed on ipart paper,and in the forms approved by the Cou rt,for sate a%ibe Odle, of the Mercury and Democrat. rep 10 • HUBBARD, Ladies' lath inflame boot and o bo e minufnetnrer, No. 101, 'l'llird 1. reel, between Woad tad Sinitbdeld streets; Pittsba rg It sep 10 rAIL PATTERSOIi, Jr.. Birmingham, near Pittsburgh, Pa., Manufacturer of Locks, Hinges and Bolts; To• Mimeo, Puller. MITI and Timber Screws; flousen Screws ifbr *Wog Mills, te. sep 10—ly JOHN BPCLOOIKEY. Tailor and Clothier, Ltber.y at net, between Sixth and Virgin alley, Sonth aide, IQ yW. BUR BItI DG E k CO., Wbolesate Grocers aad Cemmissioe Merchants-. Seated street, between Wand lad Smithfield sis., Piltstemb. sap 70-7 y lir . 0.4 A. GORDON. Comm Won and Forwarding er • liderdataw, Water si.,Plusbeigh, Bev 10-1 y e*, dvertising. LVE LINES OR LE1513 One month, Two monis, Three months, Four months, Six months, One year, ERTISEMENTS 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 10,00 15,00 ISAAC HARRIS, No.9,Filth at DAILY - NOINING POST lIAILMAN, JENNINGS & Co, Wholesale Grocersi Commission uhf pro duce merchantl:, And trea/err Jr ptttrb2rgh ,Alinstfocturee tolir l e i No, 43 Woottetreett Pittsburgh. II A I 161,1 AN, J EN NiNCS 'Sc. Co., Cotton Yarn Warehouse, N 0.43 Wood street. Agentsror theltale °Elbe Eagle Cotton Fenton Yarns Mirth 17, '43. THOMPSON HANNA J•ISIS TURNBULL. HANNA 4. ttittNettr.L's Paper Warehouse, No. 104, %%NAM st., Where may be had a general supply 01 writing wrapping, printing. wall paper, blank honks, school books, te, e. cep 10.—ly 1.111 C. TOWNSEND 4. co.. /fire Workers and AL. Jdawwfaetairers, No. 23 Market at reet, between 2d and 3d streets. ' sop 10—ly • NX.CIIA NG HOTEL, Corner of Penn and I. Clair j rt eels, by IBBIN SMITH. pep 10-1 y BROWNSVILLE JUNIATA IRON WORKS.--Ed ward Hushes. lilanulhourer of Iron and Nails Warehouse N0..25. Wood el.. Nilsburgh. sep 10 —ly N IV G 0 iJ DS. remon k Mackey, witulesale and 1. retail dealer.; In English, F ‘ rOteli, at 41 Domestic Dry Goode, No. f:I. Nn rket ,POl9l.Orelt. see 10 J OIIN VDEVITT, Wholesale Grocer Rectify log And Dealer in Produce and Pillslntrgli Slanorsclurea,,Arllcics, No. 224 Liberty Street, Pitts• iorgh. J scp 10 Witaama H. WlLt,Laica lona S. DIJAVORIH WILLIAMS St DILWORTIL—w hotesate rne«rg Produce a lid Coonmiaetnn Mereltaniv, and dealers in Pittalturgh Manufactured artictea, No. 29, Wood street. cep 10 tons R.Sustsirr J•s. N. Kirks SHERIFF & KEAN, Manufacturers of Copper. Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware. No. SO. Front st Fitts. Burgh. House Spouting and Steamboat work poamplie executed. cep 10 DAVID SANDS, IV ATCH az CLOCK MAKER, No. 7, Si. Clair street, Pills. hi burgh, DEALER IX WATCH ES, C LOC KS, BR EASTPIXS FINGER RUMS, CH.IIfXS, E YS, COMB'S. IMP 10 LANDRETH'S G.A.RDEN SEEDS— A full supply of Land.eih's Gorden Seeds, always on hand, and for sale at hie agetity, the thug slore of P. L. SNOWDEN, sap 10 134 1.,11 , Ct1y sireel, head of Wood. REMOVAL —Matthew Jaunt,Tlarivr and Mir Drect el*, has removed I o Fourth !uroet % opposilei lie :May OrSoffice, where be will be happy vO,Wah. upon permanent or transient chslunirrs. Ile sotiriisa share of public pat. tOna2r. Pell 10 I OHN 111 7 FARL tNIN trOrdsierer and Cabi;tet .31-ker, TAird st, betibees Wood 4. Market streets, respectful infirm's his friends and the public that lie is prepared to execute all orders for Sofas, Sideboards. Bit. reaus, Chairs, 'rabies, Bede rads, Si rids, flair arid Spring, Mattresses, Curtains. Carpels. ail .orls Of Upholsterlut work, which he will n•arrant equal .o any made th the city, and on reasonable terms. imp 10 lENO V.AL!—The subscribers have remov.d to Ws. IL ter between Wood and Smithfield streets, where they will continue the Wholesale Grocery and COMMIS• cion hu.ine , s and would re , tfe , trolly eollrh Ihe patron. age of their friends. 1. W. BUR BRIDGE ti• Co. Dee 3 DZ. A. W. PAT PERSON. ...;:fice on Smithfield sirooi near 8i:Ul• eel) 10 COMMERCIAL AUCTION ROOMS, Jr• 110 Word Street. Pittabkret .r.R. A. Hama:in. Auctioneer and Co.ninksion Ntercha id, is now prepared to receive and Fell all kinds of Con.!ri and Merchandise. at his large and eaparintis r nnno, No. 11t),Nurtli Cam Corner of WINJII and 1 , ,01t ...111.1"t F. Pith=hsrc I, Regular sales of Dry Goods, C ocelots., and other articles, on Mondays and Thursday of rack week. Hardware. Cul !cry. Dry Goons, and Fancy 3 , l , c k m, on Tuesday, Wed Destiny, and Thursday evenings. Rooks. kr. every Saturday cv en; o r . Liberal advances made on Consignments whets wanted R ZIZR tits Ittl. AP.lelts. John D. Daviv. Req., 1 , A Dagaley f Smith. 1 Hampton, Smith, 4. Co.. •. P Lorenz Sr Co., 1 .. J. W. Bitrhridee 4. co.. I .. S.. Whee 4. Co. I ~ Capt. James M'Grirgill. ). Pittsburgh .. C. Ihmeen, Esq. I .. Joon M'Fadden Esq. I .• Lovtit 4. Kennedy. i " J. K. Moorhead 4 Co. I .• Jan. P. Stuart, Egli. r 1 .. Rohert Rat Way. K.l. .. Capt. lir,. May. ~ McVay, Manna, 4• Co. .. Wirlam Symms. Wheeling ~ S. G. henry, Lunirmille Smith. Ragnley 4 . • CO Phlia sep 111 • "N. - tz.ea 43 FARE REDUDED.—U. S. MALL I.tivz or ST•arlt AND RAtt. RoADC•ar, front Pitttishargh, via Bedford, Chambershurg, Ilarrishore and Lancaster. to Philadel. phia, connecting with the Matt train tlf CrirD In N V. ttr. Only 150 milesstaein , 2 and one night out. Also. the Olivet line to Baltimore. Fate In Philadelphia $lO. Baltimore, 9, Lenore daily at 8 o'cicck A. M, Office second door Sterol., the Merchanla Hotel Wood si. !WENDELL, GRAHAM, WAUGH 4 Co. 2.3, 1843-Iy. Proprietors. VI ACTS SPEAK FOR THEAISELVES--TROTH IS CONVINCING:— Having been of for nearly two years, with a hard swelling on the cap !army knee, which produced much pain, and u.ed various applica lions recommended by the Faculty—all in vain W. 2: cured completely by the use of One bottle of Dr. Brand ret Linament, or External Remedy. Millen' tor hand JAMES TAYLOR, Ohio t p Niel...hefty co, Pa. Jen. Mlth,lll4o. Dr. Brandreth's FAIN nal Rettirdy or Linament; fold at hls office, N 0.98 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Prt i PE—. SO cents per bottle. Veil 8. 100 BAGS RIO COFFEE, 20Chasts Tea. 20 Boies Tobacco. 13,000 lbs. Lump and Loaf Bogus. 20 Rakes Raisins, 10 " Sperm Candles, 10 " starch. 10 Kegs Ground Ginger. 2 Nutmegs. 4 " Indigo. 100 Barrels Green AD,les. Reteived on consignment and for sale cheap for cath, 11. DEVINE. U. States Line warehouse, Canal Da.4n, Liberty it. Him 10, 1843. COARRT.NERSHIP. TE ondersighed have associated themselves togeth• es for one year from the Ist January, Ist 1843. tin. der the syteof Devine it MeAnulty, for the purpose on. ty of receiving and forwarding Goods. 11, DEVINE. mar 10. C A. Mc'ANULTY.. OUISVILLE LIME AND BEANS. Just reeelv. • ded • supply of choice Louisville Lime mid good Beans by the bbl wholesale or retail to suit customers. •oar. 16 I , HARRIS, No 9. Mil at, SUJAR AND MOLISSES. 6 BROS. N. 0. Sugar. 40 bbls. Moiassee. Just received per Steam boat A sbtand. and for sale by - .1, W.BLTRBRIDOE 4. Co. mar 3. Water it., between Wood and Siettbfield MOLASSES. 300E1118dr. 0..N0L4811.(41511 reel/ per steam boat Little Iles, raid for bob by J. W. ittrd2RlDC * fob 27. Water et. between Wood it Sooteibd4 PITTSBURGH, APRIL 5, 1843. 100 B o a c : t a 4 lt la Co tree. 13115 FAE'S 1104illf017NDohh - DF..:::-T • ttrii — has recelfed ;bits ihy Wm New York. a Troth supply o. the Oh. e'Creqrarea 'cure fur CoUghs, Colds end Con ;ie'iriVitton; and is ready to supply cui.lomersat wholesale or retail. at his Medical Aim?, Sti Fourth at. nov 12 DAVID CLARK, Ag't. eashimble Boot Afaiter,— Iles removed to No, 34 Market street, between Second and Third streets, where be would be happy to see his old customers. and all olhciftWito feel dispos. ed to patronize him. He d i es nothing but first rate stock, and employs the befit of ivorkmen; and as he gives Ills Constant persUnal attention to business, he truststhat he will deterVeaGd receive a fair share of patrbnagi. Nen 10 FRUITS, ICE CREAM, 4- CONFECTIONARY.— A Hunker respectfully informs his friends and the public that they ran niways rind the best quality of lee Creams. together with all kinds <if confectionary and fruits, in their cecina, at firs establishment—No. 11, Fifth street, betwe• n WoMI anti Market. N. B.—Partich in pplied on the sliortgbl IVatlce, with cakes. or anythin: in his lint. Arso families furnished with Bread. mm 10 VANS'S PILL LS.—AtiS A RAM J. CLEVER, residing at 66 Mott street, New York, was afflicted with ttyspepla in its most aggravated form. The symptoms were' violent head. ache, great debility, fever, costiveness, cough, heart. burn, pain In the chest and stomach alWays after eating, Impaired appetile, serration of sinking at the stomach, furred tongue, nausea, with frequent vomiting., dizziness towards night and restleness. These had continued up. ward of a twelvemonth, when. on consulting Ifir.Win. Evans. 100Chathnnt street, and submitting to his ever Allrefvf ACU I and agreeable mode of treatment, the pot jell; wan completely restored to health iti the short space of one month. anti grateful tor the incalculable benefit kris , . ed. gladly came forward and volunteered the above state For sate Wholesale and Retail by R. E. BELLER9, Alien!, No 20. Wood street, below Second Cheap UNION COT . Prices Short Reel Yarn. No. 5 at 16 cta. per lb 6 at 161 ditto 7 at 17 ditto 8 at 01 ditto 9 at 13 ditto 10 at 191 ditto 11 at 19 ditto 12 at 191 ditto 'Candlewick at 16 cis perk 1:3 at 20 ditto ,Coin Batting • 9 ditto 14 at 201 ditto !Family do. f 12i ditto 15 at 21 ditto !Carp's Chain • 20 ditto 16 at 22 tritko roen Tv.lne • 25 dltko 0 at 23 ditto ;Stocking Yarn and 18 at 24 ditto Coverlet Yarn always on 19 at 2i ditto 'hand. 20 at 26 ditto ;Cotton IYarnq made to order. ry- Orders pl-otopily attended to. 1:101 at 1. 4. C. Painter's. Logan 4. Kennedy's, or tire hrift °Mee, address: feh 27. J. R. MOORHEAD 4- co. 511 IItIDS N. 0. Sut!ar, 2.,0 BBLS N. 0. 3letsoses 41:1 l'ierces gice. to Bbls No :INlarkeTel. 10 do No 2 do. 7 "rierees Sperm Oil. Just rereived re} 1..18 Exprrst , Mai!. and for sale by J. W. 1311Rittll DC E 4 Co• mar 4. Water at between Wood and Smo Wield atemoVal. f II1)E 4111wei iber has remov , d his Fashionable Tinioring JL Emahtiettment to thr. alonongaliela house, .)d door from }lry st. on •Init Wield st.w here !timid customers and all others who mat• favor him with a call may depend on having their work done in a superior Style. From his long experience in the litt4ineas in this city, and in annoy other fashionable cities in Europe and America, he feels confident that Ito can give satisfaction to ■ll who may Weasel° favor hint wit It their custom. Restrict a ttention to business and superior rvorkmanship he hopes to merit and retriVe n share of public patronage. [lett tend keeping on hand a slimily of and irimmingseuifalle for the cusiciner traste which will he sold at very reduced prices, N. B. The sultscrlber being well aware of the extent that the Mad, system 0 pratti!vtl oh the pdlitic in this country, by adVettkenterit..; particularly by persons who may Jailor be called intruders un the trade, who never served an hour to the business, and who know so little abutit it thal they cradld not crook • spunge cloth, and they are barefaced enough iii atiVerl Ise themselves aS tai lors a la mode, and by the aid of old certificates, eves, polls. 4.c. kc such as are generally used by quack: , to sell their medicines. they o Ben succeed in palming off on the unsu.pectin., customer snow old trash for the reilu- Inc imported article. Such people's advertisements are only calculated tngall the t ohne and are no more mi. I led to credit than the fict Molts yet laughable publications about the great 04/I—iver among the Liaiptaiuvr, which 1 presume almost every schoolboy has read and laughed al. I would suggest to those who wish to have heir clothes made id first rate style to Make a little inquiry and they Will And that this Is the prate Where they can be accommottatedt B. D. J in 7 —itt: rrThose la mode Monsionrs, or rather ,Mon•tagues, who have opened an 8 by 10 piece shop lately, and who evince such envy and dislike to long or lengthy adver. Osements.a re Informed that the above (Coliome, as they term it) has no reference to them whatever. The person ulluded to is their present employer, an Afirso-rive, who keeps a slop shop in Oda city. The coital NS Said) is higt ly ptbdatd with such toidens Of ttiyally froih Ills pit. tit sl.ol,•ets, and no doubt will reward them by giving them a few BUZZA ' R Ds to make. Such exoulsiles or rank with whom none can compete, had better Scut/ them. selvr s into notice some oilier way, as a little precaution might prevent an explosion. D. TO THE PUBLIC, and parries/arts to my fortifier pdterna eft v'..-11aIring retired from the practice or MeiliHite. l may he permitted to say, that it has fallen to the lot of I , ut few persons to have enjoyed so liberal of laree a shore of ObAireirical practice as my own hat'been for th.• Idst 313 or 41) "ears. the experlenee of that ions perimi ortictitie life, nd the fact of my having been tw ice, since 1830. associated with Dr. R. A. Wilson, In the practice of medicine, (in both a period of five years.) enables me to judge fully of the merits °flits pills. So convenient, so velment. and yet su sale, did 1 esteem these pills, that fort lie last fi;le yeatS In my Otatlicv tor the cure ofchronic diseases, of whatever nami, and those of females In particular,[ have used more ot them than all other medicines. Like every ollirt medicine. this meet Pail Ih nolhe in stances, but In my hands there hat Iteeh WA disappoint. ment and more setiefattion In I :IC adminint rat ion of this nee reeterty than tif all others; its good effects sometimes tillite astonishing m•. Ifni , patient required naafi, npericnt medicine either of atter parturition, the Wilson'a pill; Wert Just the thing I wanted. If a dyspeptic acid condition of the stomach, combined with costiveness or inactivity oftite liver. constituted the disease of my patient. the pills were just the ow* I wanted. If 1 treated a can reilttifint its eintnenagogile. the Wilson's pills were just the thing, I wanted. _ If palpitation, headache, gushed countenance, or other dtrnculUes,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 *anted. Thus, Without resp,iet to the name, a disease might happen to wear at the time I have had it tinder treat ment, particular indications or symptons arising. were ;Wawa moat promptly and most happily met by the Wilsoti's pills. That so great a number ofdiseases, and sometimes op. parently opposite ones, in which 1 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 clear to my mind as that a great many persorm should become thirsty from as rainy different causes, and yet all require that common and greatest of all blessings, water to quench their thirst. In conclusion, iii. due the , eputation of the medicine and the public, to say decidedly and uncondit tonally, that the Wilson's pills are the only combination I have ever met with in my longeourse of practice, that really pos. eestesanytbing curative or specific for stek besdielm roars c., DR. IMO ADAMS. The above Pitt. designed parileniarlY the skit Hard-Ad*. D7sPePsia.Constipatioh of the Boma% prepared by the proprietor Dr. R. A. Wilson, ANA lir sale, wholesale golintall, it hitt direUihg strifet. Mao* itaibait, Oct For sale by 3 . 4. A, contort. or Cash. ON RICTORY. educed. Lone Reel Yarn. 500 at 9 cts per dz 600 at 8 ditto 700 at 7 ditto 800 at 6 ditto 900 at 5 ditto .1000 at 4 ditto D. DONAGIIY D R..., GOODE'S Celebrated Feinale Pills. These Pilrearestrongly recommended to the notice of the laihe'l r 6 a site add 'efficient remedy in remobiog those Conti) pecbliar t. S theli ;wk., fieni Mitt b? ereise.Or general debility nt'llVe itysfebt. They obviate costiveness, and connteria all Hystbrlcil abd Nerodlis affection!. These Milli have gained the sanction and approbation or the moat eminent Physlciana trini. tel Stales, and many Monet!. For sale Whore! 'and neon. by R. E. SELLERS, Agent. sep 10 N 0.20. Wood St reel, below Second. WC ADAIR, Booi a 7rd Shoe Maker. Libc , ott., opposite the head of Niiikfte/d et., Pirtsbitrek.— T 1.41 itthscrther having bought out the stock of the late Thomas Rafferty, deceased, lies eummen_red business in the old stand of Mr: and Is prepai d to esecnte afl deseriptlonk of Work In his line, In the Vail manner and on the sliThebliVlice. ' Vfe keeps cormantly on band a large aiiaritn'ent ofkhoe finding's of all descriptions and of the Vekt,ifiaWev. He solicits the patronage of the pub. lica'nflof the croft. WM. ADAIR. Imp 10 , PITTSBURGH MANUFACTORY.-sitri.e, and dzlee / Carriages at Eastern Pekes. The sphacriliera Maputhethre and keeps constantly on hand Odaiit.c: and Eliptic Springs (warranted,) Juniata Iron Axles, S'lrver and Brass plated flash Frames, Brass and. plated Huh . Rands. Stump Joints, Patent..Lea / lb:ay, Silver and Brass Lamps. Three told Steps, Malleable from, DoOr Handles and Winee'l. ' ZONES .1 COLEMAN. le!' 10 . St. Eltiir 31— near t! e A Ileeheny Bridge. '4l .t.mis. K. D., office and dwellins In Fourth, ILK • near Ferry street. sep 13—ly LOOK AT THIS Ths nttent lon 4thwe Whb have ' brien.yome • Whal seep. tient In ruler/nett° the numerous rerlitientes pilblislied in favor orDr.Syrayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher rv, on account of the persons being unknown In this gee Lion of the State, Is respectfully directed to the following certifkaie,the writer of which has been a citizen of this borough for several yenrs, and in known an a gentleman of intigr,rily and responsibility. To eke Agent, Mr. J. Kim. have used Dr Swayne's Comp and syrup of Wild Cherry for a eoueh, with which I have been severely of for about four mouths, and I have no hesitation In saying that it isthe moot etTect lye medicine that I have been able to procure. It tomatoes all one/winos. r nod treed well with my diet,—aod mantalns n resular and rood appetite. I can freely recommend it to all others similsrty aßlirted. J. M [NNW Borough orChatriberob'e. March 9. 1:140. sep 23 ror Pare by WILLIAM THORN N0..53 Market street. FRUIT, SHADE, AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. pRSONS desirous of prof:win; Fruit, Shade. and Ornamental Trees, or Shrubbery. from Phlladel. phis or NeAr York, are rcque3ted to make application as soon nnasilde, at the Dm! and Seed ?tore of the nib. werther, where can be had catalogues, xratuliontily, tithe mord exeellent dorletles. P. 1.. SNOWDEN, step 21 No 184. Liberty street . head of Wood MA RULE M NI:WM:TOR Y.—Pat rick Caw fleld re sped fh Ilyneonaints hi• friend. and t he public zen• erarly, Ont he has commenced the Marble bnilnet,s al the col Mt. or t i fib end Liberty sts., where will he consiantly on ha nrl. tooth annex, mantel pleees, mohllnfehts, head and foot stones, lahle slabs foe cabinet war, ' and every art fete appertalrllnF lYt the businets. iverrant his work to he well 1101I ' P, nod ritit etiereek tvill he moderate. tie rel. - 0'61'0460a t Ohre or cliblic parronnc. scp 10- W M. STEELE, (suceesgor to H. Mt " lottltey', rash in.te'de Root Maker, Liberty M., 251 door from Vi-in Alley, The subscriber respect Miry Informs the publictiltfil he has commenced the aiiiikre Wsiness in the shop IbialiqlY &Copied by MC. Iteitry M'ClOskey. and !hit he Is now prepared to alichtlio all orders in his lineochuldiness wit h despatch and on the most reasonable terera. , 'ream his low! e;nerlenre In the manufacture of rashlotialtle 11nOtk, ha re`elseonneeni 'that all articles from hl establishment will rive satisfaction to his pa ttons. A share or polite patronage bi respectfully solicit. ed. sem 10 VP! Rb Sig EDS A f esii supply . of Rsri Feeds, con .11J1l slating of Canar • me and Rape; Just received FT retr3. F L SNOWDEN. 143 Liberty at. Portable Platform Scales on wheels, to weigh 2,50011t5, at 355 00. do dd do do 2,00.5 at •45 00 do do do do 1.500 at 35 00 do do 'do do 1,000 nt 30 (10 dd do ao do 500 at 25 00 With raising levers an addition of 33 to each scale. Rolillant scales for the use of Warehouses, Flouring Mills, 4-c.,,the same prices as above. Alsn,White's Patent Counter Scale, whit 0. Young's improvements, and a variety of other co litter scales, which they will Aril for from 8 to 315, s'hlev alrat manufacture Steam Engines for Fiolaring Milts. Saw Mills. Salt Works, 4'c,, dottbbs and single geared slide fat hes.foot and other lathes for wood turning machines for tenanting chairs, pinning ntachittes, door and sash machines. Hall's pat, tit horse power, with or wit hoot thrashing machines, a superior article; circular saw Shafts, datelines for sawing lath, Tinner's ma• iitinesaml ibbli otalldescriptions, also for making black log boxes, a superior article; governors for !dealt, engine• storks, taps end dies, coff e e mills, bedstead or Joint hots and machinery for making the same, cotton factory ma eltinery made or repaired; printing press plailbos turned and prialteg presses repaired JAMES MAY, Agent. sep 22—tf ibtricd 4- ittiAbstrßy J OHN B. GUTHRIE; AuMloneer and Commis• siou hierchant,No.lo6,corner of Wood 4. Fifth *to. pitioboork: Maine , beenappointed one of the Auction ecrsfoi the City of Piteburgh. tenders lila services to Job bers, manufacturers and dbfilere. who may be disposed to make trial Of this bitliket• lie is prepared to make atiVant-ta oh colillinmerile of all saleable commodities. and trasis tbsallsfy correspondents by quick sales, and speedy sand favorable returns. Thalthe various interests which may be confided tb hint; shalt be adequately protected, he brings to the aid br Ma own experience in business and dtipaintanbe with inetchandize generally, the services of Mr. Fxnatstocal heretofore advantageously known, as an importer and dealer in Hardware and Cfttlery, with whom a permanent engagement Is made. Httaft tek Messrs. 111. Tiernan, Pres't. of M. 4- M . Bank. .. Darlington 4. Peehlea, Robert Galway, .. James M. Cooper, .. James May, .. R. M. Riddle.. s. Wm Robinson. Jr- Pres't I of Exchange Rank. Hamptou,Smlth, 4. co., .. John D. Barbs, 4. , BarntielChureh, s. J. K. Moorhead, Jas. W. Brown 4. CU. John H- Blown. Co: smith 4 thvidey. tirdlytrilwera. .Johne. idte, .• John Demi% .11- AUSTIN, Attoiney at Law. Pittsburgh. Ps. / °Mee iy 4th stmt. opposite Barke's Building. Wriximit Alicryir; raw will :bre bit itteintion tom.* 006061011 bossNi tit. awn recommend him to tbo patroit ageOf lit a t si& VPAL/tEll FORWARD. sEolo—i For publiskiog a Nato Daily Paper in eAs City of Pitts botrO, to be entitled the DAILIt MORNING POST: THESWitrlbeYs laving mate airati (0 merge the A Merican Manufactuierind Pittsburgh Mercu ry Into one journal, have conceadCd to publish a daily paper With the Wie of the Doily Musing Post. The ledding object of tne "Parr" will bb t r ue elfiSemina t ion and &fence of the political princfpfestliat babe here tofore been Ma intained by the Editors. In their respeahre papers. anti their best efforts will still be deVrofeil to the advaticelhent and success of those doctrines. Altholigh, In politics, the paperwfh t 6 'thoroughly democratic. yet the Editors hope, by giving an honest. candid history of passing Political bVehtis, 'Foreign and Dthiiestie Intelligence, and brief IfolliOs of all mat• ters and occurrences that come properly within the sphere ofa Public Journal, to make their papet sufficiently In citing to entitle it to the patronage of the public, it respective of party considerations. In addition to the political and •eneral news that will tie foirid In the "Morning Pest," the Fditors will take pains to furnish the business, community with the latest and must Inttreming COMMtReLLL ItrrtLlt- Gwent from all parts of the country, and to have VOA' red Such accounts of the Markets and the Steen tf Trade as will beadvantageous to our Merchautit and 'artiness Men In their several cattin:a. Tersts.—The Pon' will be ptiblieried CO k Mige Mner'- s, sheet of fine paper, (manufactured eststeltid.lt for s)tis Journii) at the unusually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS per annum. payable In advance. It will also be sold by news.boys at the low rate of TWO CENTS a copy. Advertisement* will be Inserted at the tolivest rates charted by the Other daily papers of the ay. icr-fiwNTY active ladsare wanted to sell the Post, who Will be 'engaged on the moat libetal term tHOS.ritIVAPS, August 31. 1R42. . TI. PM IT H BY Morrison 4- Co. London; for sale only by S. N Wickersham, corner of Wood street and Virgil. alley Piiishurgli Pa. and H. Harwood, Beaver Pa. who is lola s=ent for Western Penni!, lvania. set , 10 111'Closkers Clothing Stare FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF RE.RDY M.IDE CLOTHING THREE BIG DOORS, No. 151 Liberty street, one door from tire Jackson Foundry. riinEyob.criber Is Just receiving at his well known establishment, the larsest. most varied and cwitaveirr Ornck of hoops that has ever born offered in this city.— Every artirle was selected by himitriff in the eastern el. ties, and tiurchashd at the come emits rum, and he is iiiereroVe enabled Id hell his 'articles much lower than thegian bit ha i d ht 110 other 'establishment west Of the His artielet are 61 made by ekneileWeett Workmen. (tom the !sleet mahurnrtured goods and to the most He feels confident that all persons who will call it his establishment and examine his mock will be satisfied that BETTER ..kt iFtGAINS can he obtained ilfe THREE BIG DOORS than at any similar establishinentin (herby; • His stock co”slsts In part , of Coats, Pantaloons, fiesta , 10 L. rbuYerS, Shirts, Cravats, Mocks, Gloves, Suspenders, And every other article of Clothing of the best style From big_ varied stock of Outfit he is prepared to MAKE CLOTiliO.B ii) ORDER si tho Shortest noose; in a ityle unsurpassed by any other Altsburgh house, and wartastrd to fit. Ills stork or Spritrg. and Sumliter befit. Is superior to any Previous importations and he has no hesitation in ylar that for excetteb . Ce. Itealsty land r`liedinicii . lheY cannot be equalled In the Oreg. The subscriber would once more reitirn hiir ,thanksto his friends and the public foribe unprecedented p ' atrbn• age bestowed on his establishment. and imileiting that his customers had found it to their advantage to deal with him, he would. repeat his invitation to all those who wish to purchase Clothing of every description at lowest prices, to call at No. 151, T.tacary Simmer. Improerd flay lannflictored he their Machint 4. between Dia- WO street. two Ince Hall. rifts lanitfarinre and land the follow ing scales(w hot, ly composed of metal): JORN M'CLOSKEY KrObverve Metal Plate In the Pavement. Feb 22 i l ftssage and liemittance 10 AND FROM No. 1, Port able Platform ticaleeost Lo weigh 3.5Uu pountl.,al 565,- 011. New York and Liverpool . tine. P ERSONS f esiroua of sending for Mei; friends to conie from any part of Great Britian, are ieirpec l l fully informed that the subscriber Is it all limes pre pared to make curb engsgrmcnir He is prepared to remit monies by drafts, which are made payable at any point throughout the United Kingdom on pr es enta. tion; baying been for the last 12 years engaged In It . ie bustneas, he feels eontldent that his arrangements on both sides the Atlantic tire such as will give satisfaction. The Ship's cehipriiing the above line, are alrofthe first din& and are commanded by careful anti skillfril masters, leaVing Liverpool once each week during the eeison.— For further particularvaiiPly ii by letter to JOHN LIERDMAN, N 0.61 South street, New York. or to J. KIRKPATRICK, at Messrs Da!sell 4. Fleming's, Water street Pils'bgh March 3-2md. Pittsburgh !NO ItROW ult KR-of Copper l and Sheet trot . IVA Warn. No. it, Fifth st ~ between Wood and !Cis kei: Keeps etinslantly on hand a good snot latent of Wares, and solicits a share of public patronage. Also-on hand, the follmiring r Weiss: Shovels. Pokers, Tongs, Orldirbmi, Skillets, Teakettles, Pots, Over', CMfee Milts ke. tier• chants sad othais are invited to ind and asinine for themselves, as he is determined Wien chit! , fdr east; 4* approved paper. nom 14—it PhilitdePa i LOO tow n • ore an • nike .y 3, W. INIMBItIDGE , liki; Water between Wood it Sinftti PROSPECTUS MODERN PASHION GREAT BRZTAXN. PRICE TWO CEO DAILY MORNING POST. MESSAGE OF GOY. PORTER, Vetoing the Bill providing fur ihe Election of the Board of Canal Cominiasionerri by the Leg's.. idAtire. Read in the house of Represdn.• tativra, April? at, 1843. To the &nate dad House of Rep . resentalives ist the Connhodwealth of Pennsylvania; ''Gs.sertiesigra--1 herewith return toilie 'Rouse of 'Representatives, in which it originated, the bill entitled 'An act to reduce the expenses, ithdpree `tills for the election of the Board of, Cann/ Com- Vithisirriters,' without the ekecutiVe 'sanction; and,in confortnity to the resfeiretnent'Cf l ehe eonatiluiien, I pierced to assign, with brevity, the reasons which have induced me to adapt this course, The object of this bill 1a to 'remove the present Board of Carat Cornin'isSioners, and to fill their places by a temporary board, to be elected by the Legislatnre, to serve until their places are enpe plied tinder 'the provisions of the first section '6144 ant; at 'the nekt general electidn. Ifihere wera nd constitutional barrierk to any attiorilin the - subject whatLver 'by the pretent Legislature, and this b ill, only provided for the election of a Board 'V' Cline Commissioners by the people; it would Ilford WI great pleasure te gide It thy ItpProVittl; It 'eeks to vest in the Legi-lature the aloprfintinciat of ißoard for a periodless than a Year, i 'can no reasons of policy for it, end abbnchetit residne grounded un principle to emisttafh nie 'to 'i‘riihhold my assent, independent of my constitutional ob; jections, whin)] I shall givei In'eorichisiat, Thsi 'members of the present 'ft halm discharged their duty - With indhistry, fidelity and ability, and t haVe not yet di covered the least reason to be. Iteve'that'their places Would be better it.SPialied bar the i Legislature. it the members of thTe pietsent Board have been foithletsb,intompetent, oecorrupti, impeach them,;---try them in the mode pointed out by the constitutidintitit it is unjust and unrea sonable lo'panish them in any other v. ay. charge of mat-conduct or incompetency tins beet! established against them, and as far as I am in: forined, and`believe, they have proven themselves 'to have Leen governed by a proper ser.seef public duty'. Tfiny have dispensed with anntnessary or. ficera,—they have laid the grobn&vvork of a sp• tern of economy in the public dialou'irsemtnts; which, if carried our, , nust. render 'der improve. meets an impetus rather than a drawback to the industry of the people; and they have brdaglit in to the Ttettstfry a larg er amount elem . & than hail I ever yet been derived from those improvainents. Under these'circomstanccs the removal of Mei Board,in the Very summary manner indicated by the second st etiOn - of the bill, would appear to the world as a rebuke ler the faithful perforMahee of a high public duty. It would, in effect, be pro= claiming to uur 'common constituents, that we are opposed to 'reform, economy, a'nd 'retrenchment: and that'Officers Who Tia`crdevoted Their time and attention to the bekt: means of leplenialieng an ex: boosted Treasury, trom a source hitherto consid. eyed unproductive, were no longer (kilned worthy of confident° or slipport. Until lam 'convinced that such is the opinion of the people 0t Pennsyl; vanie, I tannorconsent to ratify a'n act that could, in these limes of general disiress an I em. barraserismt„ be censiruLd into a reihalte of that 'cha'racter. In every ection of the'State our con: istitheets are looking to us to devise some meaol of maintaining rho public faith, and at the same tittle, relieving them Iron, the burdens of tete: It . tivOuld seem 'to the, to be treating their ex. pectaiions 'With rnockoT, to pfce a stigma-I:pod offieeri 'Whose eftiirts had been euccesshilly directs ed to an atleViaffon, of 'the embarasornentis . uf the pribtin tredsury, by unnecessarily removing theta at the very moment when their experience and services were of great advantage to the general interests of the Commonwealth. When Ina pee l ple petition their representatiVes fur th ''e n iovai of faithful agents, in the tnanner poihted Vet by, the second suchen 'of the iiilP—when their procluith that they do not desire to see the publid works rendered a source of profitable revenue, and co alter the fernitinental law as to 'embrace thd proposed cliange - -21 shall then acquiesce in their decisions But, cent% inCed - as I am, that the publid improvertienth babe been judiciously itiatintleed by the present bort"rd=ttat 'trey haVe inirodneeil laudable system of economy and retrenchment—: that they have corrected many abuscie that icn, pereep•ibly crept into the managemebt of the works=and that, as it is sham by the result the last yeal.'s tiftsinese, they helre placed a !vie amotint of profit in the Treasury-1 cannot con: lent that they should be displaced Witho,et hny aissignable 'cause; and thereby hCelare that thi faithful and diligent discharge of an imported trust was no longer to be expected nr approved. The preient Board of Canal Commissioners hae) by lopping off undecessiry. effacers, tncreaeing the dutini of those retained, facilitating business; and ditilinisbing the general expenses of our 411. provernent system, reduced its annual chargd tntire thin $235,000. This undeniable fact, of self, furnishes the strongest reuse!' against the pa; licy ("resitting this The stbiect Of erecting Canal commission of by the Legislature is not new in I 'enes7ivadit It was tried before the adoption of the present eon.: stilLtion, and, when it was tried; was rephdiated and abandoned in less than a year, thd instance to which I refer was far fess objection*: ble than this. That was the appointment ore. Board of Canal CoMmisSloners by an act '6l As: se.i.bly, to which the assent Of the GovernOt ;Wiwi given, as in the case of other laws; but this ball takes the appointment entirely out of the sanction of the Executiie, and confines it exclusively to thej- LegiSlature: It was again attempted since I had the honor of iteing entriSstid iatth the Eierell functions, on the 10th day ofFebrilarY; 1841, returned the bill, as I do this, with my objections; and It Was defeated. To that message, df ale above date, in the lournal of the House of Reprei: sentativhs, I beg leave to refer you, rib embodying what was then, and still is, my opinion as regard. the policy of this measure. I shall not refer to it in detail, but the - concluding paragraph is of too mtet importance lobe omitted. It was in these words: "The appointing power is the most em. harassing pea of the Executive duties. I have no desire to ineleale its amount, nor even to retain that WhiE h is now vested in the Governer, where t6can be Safely exercised elsewhere. it'a change is deem d essential to the prosper ity or the public works, and that the power of a ppen Iltmeht of Canal Commiss'on-ra is hdt sale to the hands of the Executive,have no desire to retain it Let it gd directly to the whole people, at their annual eleej lions. 'he Legislature will, et all times, find me ready to co—operate with them, In ehtiblintt the people to lect ellofineets, iihnse appointment is not specially p'ro'vided for in the con-titiltiont but I never can sanetion a lei , that takes away; not only the rigliti of the Eieetitive, but of thif people, &yid gives pedier to the Legislature LOA eoritemplated by the constitution, and widish; ia my jildgment, would be a ustirpaticn of power V., the Legislature pregnant with evil. However in,: . ' disposed I rimy be to retain all the powers of fhb' Executive, it is my sworn duty ,t o protect }fights ofithe people from legislative eneralCU:' reeds, and I intend to do it: 'The issue is now before the,people of Ifili corn; • esonwealth for decision; and with that decision whatever it may be, I shuttle perfeettmatiefied,,, Should a majori ty deteraiine that I have _ duet wrong, reflp.lat t s.itiltiitga this allege ht Ole • goods Of ifijariotiag banal Coannisaloarta;—tb this at wahteiriplitei alteration tat true; •iuderst . , all :.7.: . .7.7'.=:r..r.:74 - ,',': - .;!z-F }( ' ' ' '' ..•:'-'-''' : : l . ...- :-.'''.. 7 '''''e. - : ' ..,: , if . ,
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