THOS. PHILLIPS & W. H. SMITH, X W. CORNF;R OF WOOD k FIFTH ITS T1CR.34 4 4.--FIVE DOLLARS a year, payable in olvrnee. Single copies TWO CENTS—for sate at the isoootee of the Write, and by News Bays. The Mercury and Manufacturer B stabli a l ie d WEEKLY, at the same office, on a &whir snadlein sheet. at TWO DOLLARS a year, la ad. diets. Sin3le copies. 1 41 1.8 CENTS. Terms of Advertising. Pu SQUARE OF TWELVE LINES OR LESS: Oec Insertion, 0.50 One month,ls.oo Towletertkona, 0,75 Two monts, 6.00 Three insertions, 1.00 Three montht, 7,00 Ofyirtimewvkareet, 1.50 I Four mon th s, 8,00 3,00 Rix months, 10,00 ree wee '1:: -;.- `" -- "'" 41 00 Oneyear, , -,.,~,.. IrEIRLY ADVERTISEMENTS. CR•SIORAALR AT TI Id&SORIC. ORS Steers. Thor St pi 1 mouths, 118,00 18f: months, $23.00 *ale pear, 25.00 One year. 35,00 rrLarger advertisements In prnrortfon. . i; % RDS of Nor lines Six DOLLAR d a year. PUBLIC OFFICES.&C. CITY Pore °silos Third between Market and Wood atrarta—R, M Riddle, Postmaster. ' ..erisries Hausa, Water. 4th door from Wood at. Peters lOW* huildinSll lifajor John Willock, Collector. CITV TllltallaßT. Wood between First and Second 'true's—James A. Mirtram, Treasurer. hocures Taassuas. Thud street, nest door to the - nth.? Firibyterian Church—S. R. Johnston, Treasurer. illa.ros'a Orrice, Fourth, between Market and Wood Streets—Alexander Hay, Mayor. Bilatcsaire's Kachticatc, Fourth, near Market st. • BANKS. Pertain:man, Itet wren Market and Wobd weed, on !lard and Pon rib street 4. Mea agars' ant+ Mingro,cTURICRS' *ND FARittlte' !WPM Rant, (formerly Saving Fond.) Fourth, between Taal and Market at t eels. ext. nnnnn Fifth otreet, near Wood. iinT st.s. Mosonme.exc• Moss, Water roreet, near the Brldge siciwion 'form., corner of Penn and St. Clair. it steak*Te Horn., corner of Third and Wnnd. Axiom/La HoTir.L.corner of Third and Shnithfield. cortrto gTATZII, rorner of Penn street and Canal. Ytiaaaa Eaotar., Liberty street, near Seeinth. MikLIRS MARRON !louse, Liberty St opposite Wayne R ***** uarr m•mstom Horst. Penn St. opposite Canal. 11110DERT WOODS, ATTORNEY AND 111 , COUNSELLOR AT LAW.-01Tve rem., std lthflakmverl's nflieen nn Grsni m., neaily onnonite tine Sew Court Douse, next rooms to John D. Mallon, Erg ,—First floor. nnp 10 ELLIOTT, M. D.-office removed to IL St. Clslr street, betiees‘ Penn and Liberty Ste, .rittsharArk. s e 10 ER, 11 11G ar li S r m ° it 1 .1 1 m A nd in F " o ‘ 7l v r • a h t °rt E 'el: t ° r "irolPyr _I.I4 9 CA.NDLIC33 & Attorneys and Coansenara at Law: Office in the Diamond. back KV. add Cann Donne, Pittsburgh. Ben 10 SULTNK Ir. Attorneys at Law, Fourth at., near the ilitynes Pitt.hnr.:ll. Pep 10-1 y IPROA. eIANIILTI.M. Attorney at I.nw, Fifih, between A. Wood and Smit hfietrl atm., Pittshurzh. sep 10-1 y V L/ RA RopiNsoN, ‘tlorttry at Law V O'Dea illp isorlii +tie -r lite lli:iinnuri.imetty,r• tiarket and Uninn Ai rt-cls, up *lain OrPn 1(1 Af. DURBO A t torney ni L:t w; lender,. • Wet proieoxianal services to lll.plilir . 011icst tor tio!t at Pints and Market Streets, above D. Lloyd ¢ rO . l. AROMA. ..ep EYWITA fIU , IIIN aftharrtrut tdLate. °Mee removed 0013 the thamoinl, In • Ni;..rnev%Row," hid) , si.le of Fourth au reel, between Markel and Wood so reels gen tq 1V •RUC KMASTER, ADit N EY AT LAW, /tn. removed his other, to the Isomer of Fourth greet and Cherry Alley, between ellniildield and Gram r erci IsittfMorgh. oep 10 GEoRn. W. Larva, A ttatuey at Law. Office Ng. 54 Fifth street, non r the Theatre. Pitts:Air:h. p *27 1 v It EA A.S I I GION, ArrroßxEr —Office in Rears' Building Fourth "tree, rOh.:.•ort.h Nov. 3. 1842. JOHN J. MITCLIELL--Alinr,,ey at Law. office , coriier of Eloilitiewhl and sth its • PillPhUrth• irr Collection< made. A I nuainess entrusted to 1110 Carr will he promptly attended to. felt 16--1 y• ItEIIOVAL.- ft. Morrow, Alderman; o!fi e unrth elide or Flab sr., between Wood and Smithfield Oa, Pittsburgh. rep 10 R. S. R. HOL'NES, Office in Second street, next door to alisfanny 4. Co's Glass Warehouse sep oti nen IN 4- 2 rOCK TON. Booksellers. Printers an Paper Manufacturers, No. 37, Market M. seep 10-1 y JOHN ANDERSON, StriaiWeld Poundry, Waier st.. MIK he Monongahela House. Plf tun nrxh. sep 10-1 Y VIPHU. TOUN . FRANCIS 1., YOUNG. WHO& B. YOUNG & CO., Furniture Ware A: Reams, turner of Hand ■t. 4- Exchange Alley. Parsons wishing to purchase Furniture, will find it to linsic advantage to give us a call. being fully satisfied that ire can please as to quality and price. sep 10 MIITT'rON AMS.—Just received 160 choice Mut 101 Hams, wolf cured and for sale cheap hy , hedo teiv of retail, by ISAAC IIARRIS, asp 10 N 0.9. Filth st UM BAG A.— pp'y of Landreth's Fresh u• la Base, -and other different varieties of Turnip Mem t. Jun received and for sate at RISDPCIED ?Ricca at the brag and Seed Store of P. L. BNowneN, einv 10 No. 184 Liberty el reet, head of Wood. WEBB CLOSIEYO Boot and Shoe Itln nuratio. ry, No. 83 Poo I'l ti St., next door to lip , U. States Sant. Ladies Prnnella, Kid and Satin Shoes made ;n lie neatest manner, and by tile newest French patterns. `seplo G,RDEN TOOLS, consisting of Hoes. Fancy Sondes Transplanting Trowels, &Wing Tools, Budding litsrPres, Pruning Knives, Pruning Shears, etc., Just re. Iciest! and for sale by F. L. SNOWDEN. sag 10 184 Liberty street, head of Wood. AGISTILATES'BLANKS. for proceedings In .nt iLTAL. truchaissit ander the late law, for sale at this Oince FOR BALE.—Lou on the North East corner of Coal Lane and 111,0 street. Apply to sap 10 BENJ. DARLINGTON, Market, near 4th rt. 100 1.88. Landreth', French sugar Beet geed, received and for vale at the Dreg and Seed F. L. BNOWDZAI, 184 Liberty slime!, head of Wood. Store or Aar. 10 B LANK PETITIONS, NOTICIOS, &et— o be used In Bankruptry proceedings. printed on good paper,and in the forms approved by t he Court,for sate at the Office of the Mercury and Democrat. pep 10 WH. HUBBARD, ladies' fashionable hoot and v'T shoe ilianufaeturer.No. 101, Third .reel, between Wood and Swithfieki streets, Pittsburgh seplo itASA. PATTERSON, Jr.. Birmingham, near F il ial/aria, Pa., Masafactorer of Locks. Hinges and Rohs; To leeeee, Faller, SI lit and Timber Screws; Houten Screwy for URN( SSW, tc. ger, 10—f y JOSIN jaIICLOSKEY, Tailor and Clothier, Ltberiy street, between Sixth and Virgin alley, South side, lop 10 aW. SUMBA iDC E Co., Wholes% le Grocers and W Comminsion Merchants— Second street, between Smithfield Its., PII Man rgh. genle-1y A• 00ItDale, Comedeskoo aad ron►irdtag Warataletit, Water et,. pittsba►p ; asp 10-43, PIIIRLISITED BY ' •- • -- - ,-- , ~: -..-- - -, ,-,-;,..7-,7,4....-,..w. ~ .- . ! .. - _ , L - 7,7 7..".1i.:;:.,.'":,,,,,•i, ~,,,. , . ~ • • . --•,, .- - ..-.--.-'• A . . , • • - .•. . . ~, ... • . . ~.., tk. HAILMAN, JENNINGS & Co., Wholesale Grocers, Commission and Pro duce merchants, 4ad Dihaccir in Pittsburgh Nituttfoctures No, 43 Wood street, Pittsburgh. RAIMMAN, JENNINGS &Co., Cotton Yarn Warehouse, No. Wood street. Agents for the sate of the Eagle Cotton 43 Factory Yarns March 17,'44. THOMPSON HANNA, HANNAJ• M TURSIBUt it TITRNBITLI,'S Paper WaSSrehouse, No. 1( 1 4, Wood at., where may h had a general supply of wrPing wrapping, printing. wall paper, blank books, school hooks, itc, ecp 10-1 y C. TOWN..4END 4- CO., Wire ;corkers and . Mau■Jaet , No. 23 Market street, between 2d and 3d streets. sep 10—ly 1141XCHANGE HOTEL, Corner of Penn and St. Chair I_ll at reels, by 'deli IBBIN li. BMLTH. men 10—ly B ROWNSVILLE JUNIATA IRON WORKS—Ed ward Hustle,. Manufacturer of Iron and Nails Warehouse N 0.25. Wood at., Putshurgh. sep 10 y E IV GOODS. —Pre:ow l 4- Mackey, wiwlesnle and retail dealers In English, French, ar d Domestic. Dry CoadA, No. 21, Ninrket et , Pittsburgh. rep 10 J OIIN 711"DEVITT, Wholesale Grocer RectiDlng Distiller, And Dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactured 1 rticleg, Arc 224 Liberty Street, Pitts iergk. eep 10 it,td4.st H. Wttaa.mes lows S. DILWORI H VITILLI AMS & DI LIVORTH.--Wholcsair Grocers Produce:lnd Conitok;ion Merchants, and !eaters In Pittsburgh Manufactured article,., No. 2.0, Wood street. scp 10 ions B.Siurairr JAS. N. KICAN ia I IIERIFF dr KEAN, Manufacturers of Courier. Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware, No 80. Front et., Puts. burgh. House Spouting and Steamboat work promptly rxrcuted., sep 10 D burghAVlD SANDS, W ATCR & CLOCK ‘:* MAKER, No. 7, St. Clair Creel, Pills. . , DEALER IN W 4 Tell F:S, CLOCKS, BR EA STPIXS FINGER RINGS, CIMINS, KEYS, COMBS. 4,c. sep 10 I J ANDRETIPS GARDEN SEEDS.- A no supply of Landreth's Garden Seeds, always of hand, and for sale at his agency, the Drug store of F. L. SNOW DEN, 124 Liberty street, head of Wood R EMOVAL —Matthew Jones, Barber end Hair Dress rr, has removed to Fourth street, ohposttri he %lay °centime, w iii.re lie will by happy to:wait upon permanent ur transient customers. He solicits° share of public rat• OHN I I PFARLA NI), Upholsterer and Cabinet .►f.ker, Third st. between Wood 4- Market streets, respectful informs his friend► and the public that he is prepared to execute all order', for Sofas, dpboa r Bu. reaue. Chairs, rabies, Bedsteads, wands, !fair and Suring, Mattrnsses,Curtain4, Carpets, all sorts of Upholstering work, which he will warrant equal .ct any Wade In the rite, and on reasonable terms. Pep 10 RAW VAL!--l'he ulwrihers have remov• d to Wn ter het vveen Wood and Smithfield sirerte. Winer bey will ':whine the Whole,mle Grocery nod Commis gion hu.inees rind would re , pent fully eolicit the pair°, age of their friends. J W. 11 (711111DG E - Co. Dee 3 Dt.. 1 1. W. P VP! ERSO.:ss.::Yiee un B.lllll4lth] stree near Sisiti. Ref, IU COIIIIIIERCI.kL AUCTION ROOMS, aro 110 Weed Street, Pittsbeirgh —ft. A. Bailsman. Auctioneer and Com ii,K.inei Merchant, is now prepared in receive and sell all kinds of Goods nod Verdi:iodize. at his large and rapacious looms, No. 11(1, Noun Ease Corner of Wood and Fdlli SI rec; n. 1.11 iMiUrtoi a Regular sales of Dry Goods, PnroPurr. C eorerie• an, other a metes, on Monday. and Tiiiirsda) of each week Hardware., Cul lerv, Dry (11,011.. and Fancy ailicies, of Tuesday. IVedliesda v . a od Thu, silay evenings. Rooks. 4.c .eeery 6:itiorday cv ruling. Liberal advances mad. on 1 'uosionimils when wanted 0 tercet:sr ks. Messrs. John D. Davi,. Esq., 1 .. Bacaley k snoin, ‘• Hampton. Sion h. 4. Co.. 1 .. r Lorenz 1 Co., 1 J. W. flurhrldse 4- CO.. I - .. 8. 1114.ee 4- Cn. .. Caul...I:llllPS Sl'Gargill, Pittsburgh ~ C. !Nilsen, P...q. "'I .. Jodn 11 . Farlden Esq. .• LOCIIII 4- Kennedy. .. J. K. Moorhead 4- C. .• 1:1% P. Stuart. E•q. .. o,o,eri Gaiwny. Esq, .. Cam. Jas. May, I McVay, Hanna, 4. Co. .. Wit! inn 3,1M1, Wheeling ~ S.C. fletiry, Lotiisvitle Smull.ftagaley k co Phila sep 10 18 r=" - j :7 0 ' 43. • ---•-.•••••:tif&.- F ARE REDUDED.--1.1 S. Matt. Li at , STAGES atrn Rift Roan CARP. from Poi.Ahttrah, via Bedford. Chanthershurg, liatriAltitrg and Lancaster, In Philadel. Mita, connecting with the Mail train Of Cnrs to 1.1 Y, kr. Only L. s omilesstagintt and one night out. - lie Direct line to Baltimore. Fare to Philadelphia $lO . Baltimore, 9, Leaves daily at 8 o'clock A. It, Office second door iteLow the Merchants Dote! Wood st. MENDELL, ORA AM, WAUGH 4' Co. (eh 2.3, 1843 —lv. Proprietors. Acts SPE.9S6OR DIJE,IISPLVES--7'librn F CoNPLivenvo:- Having been afflicted for nearly two years, with a hard swelling on the cap of my knee. width produced mttch pain, and used various applica t lions recommended by the Faculty --all In vain was Cured completely by Inc use of one bottle of Dr. Drand• relies LinaMent, or External Remedy. Witness my hand JAMES TAYLOR, Ohio ip A llealien v co, Pa. Jan. 10th, 1840. Dr. Branitreth's External Renirdy or Linament; sold a' his office. No. 9/3 Wood street, Pittsburgh, PRICE-- SO cents per bottle. feb 8. 1 nti BAOS RIO kn. , 20 Chums Te COFFEE. a. 20 Boles Tobacco. 15,000 lbs. Lump and Loaf Sugar. 20 Boxes Raisins, 10 " Sperm Candles, 10 " Starch. 10 Kegs Ground Ginger. 2 .• Nutmegs, 4 " 100 Barrels Green Ap,•les, Received on consignment and for sale cheap for cash by H. b. DEVINR., States Line warehouse, Canal Ra.in, Liberty FL mar 10, 1843. COPARTNER SHIP. rvilE ninder.iglied have associated themselves togeth er fur one year Pont the 111 istrthrryi Ist f 843. on. der the syleof Devine 11c.Annity , fter the pdrpose on. ly ocieceiving and forwarding Goods. fietb!E. mar 10. C A. riteA NULTY. L OUISVILLE LINE AND BEAN'S. ion re•elv. cif a supply of choke Louisville Limn and good Beane by the bbl wholesale or retail to Hilt cm/domed. mar. 16 I, HARRIS, No 9, Fifth el. 5t14.1211 AND MOL.ISSES: 65 MIDS. S. 0. Sew. 40 bbl.. Molasses. last received per Steam boat A Aland, and fdr sale bj W. BURBRIDGE Co. Water st„ between Wood and Smithfield MOLASSES, 300 MILS. Jr. a AWL-Ma:Must reed per steam boat Little Bea, and for We by J. W: BURPRIDGE 4 C 6. Weer fR. betviiWn Mote Saithew 100 Bagsßio Coffee. For sale by oet 4. 4 , A. GORDON. _ 13,Eaisrs IiO4RHOUX.DC.-IkDr.—Torril had reeeiVed this day tram New York. a fresh supply o. the above celebrated cure for Coughs, Coldsand Con gumption; and is ready to supply customers at wholesale or retail, at his Medical Aisne!, S Fourth st. nov 12 D AVID (AJAR , Ag't, Ashirnsels Boot Nafta— lis" removed to No, 34 Market street, between Second and Third streets, where he 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 stock, and employs the best of workmen; and as he gives Its constant personal attention to business, he truststhat lie will deserve and receive a fair share of patronage. Nen 10 ICE cItEA M. tt CONFECTIONARY.— A Hunker respertfelly informs his friends and the public that they can always 'ind the best quality of lee Creams, together with al: kinds of confectionary and fruits. In their .ee,on, at his establishment—No. 11, Fifth street, betwe it Wood and Market. N. B.—Parties supplied on the shoitest notice, with cakes, or anything in his line. Also families furnished with Bread. sap 10 IR V A NS'S CAMOMILE PILL L S .—A RR A SAM J. CLEM ER, residing at ER Mott street. New York, was afflicted with Dyspepsia 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 appetite, sensation of sinking at ihestofnarh, furred longue, nausea, with frequent vomitings.dikainess towards night and restleness. These had continued up. ward of n twelvemonth, when, on consulting Dr. Wm. Evans. It/0 Chatham street, and submitting to his ever successful and nereenhle mode of treatment, the patient was completely restored to health in the short space of onemoni h, and 4r:its:fill Witte incalculable benefit deriv. ed, etatlly came forward and volunteered the abovestate For sale Wholesale and Retail by R. E. SELLERS, Agent, No 20, Wood street, below Second. Cheap UNION COT Prices Short Reel Yara. N 0.5 nt 16 Cl.. per lb 6 at 161 ditto 7 at 11 ditto It at 171 ditto 9 at 13 ditto 11) at 194 ditto II at 19 ditto 12 at 194 ditto 13 at 20 ditto 14 at 2114 ditto 15 at 21 dim) 16 at 22 ditto 17 at 23 ditto 18 at 24 dlito 19 at 2.3 (Imo 20 xi 26 ditto Orders promptly ;4t Painter . ,z, Logan Kenneth !ph 27• 50 IMO: 4 N. 0 Suear. 250 BRLS N. O. ;a.ses 40 Tierces Rice. 20 Rid, No 3 Mackerel. 10 do No t do. 7 Tiereen Sperm Oil. Jul.! received per S H Express Man 811,1 for sale hy J. %V, Hun 4- Co' mar 4. lC aier al bet wren Wood and Smithfield Removal. -u h•rr it er has reams , d trig Fillilliollll l / l e. realm-hie E.:I:04'411111pH to the Mononza twin bruise. 3,1 Moor from first I.t. on • tort bfield st.where 1110filli customers and all other: who may favor hum with a call may depend on Navin'. their work done in a superior Style. From his lime , rape, letter! In the 11114itleU in this city, a nil In many other Cishionable cities In Europe and Auiertta, ha feels ronfitleni that lon can give satisfaction to all who may Meuse to favor him with I heir custom. By strict attenthm to business and superior vorktnenship he hope, to merit and receive a share of pithlic patronne. Fie irlend keeping on hand a .anirply of ;nods and II rifllllllll2Qt.liiirt%te for the customer irate which will be sold at very reduced priors, B. DONAGIIY. N B The subscriber t.eine well aware of the extent that the rt•t.r. system In practi , ed on the nubile in tilts country. by advert i.emeut•; particularly by persons who mavj racy he called intruders on the trade, who never serval all hour to the limriness. rind who know so tittle about it that the, could not crank a spunße cloth, and they are barefaced enough to advertise themselves as tai• lora a la 11.011., and by the aid of old certlficales, cuts, puffs. c such as are vererally used by quarks to sell their medicines. they often succeed in palmier. MT on the unsmrpectin_ customer gllllle old trash for the ,eon. Inc imported article. Sorb peopie'e advertisements are only calculated to gull the I ohne and are. o more rail tied to credit than for fictitious yet larifha hie poldirations ahoul the vent (Jolt-•iver anions the Lilliputiaws, which I presume almost every schoolboy has read and IratiOird a'. I would sti2Lrest to those who wish to have ti sir cloihts made in 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 in 7 StE r r h oft! la mode Monsinurg, or rat her Mon-tavirs, who have opened an 9 by 10 pie , e shop lately, and who ' evince such envy and dislike to long or lengthy adver. tisement., are Informed that the nhove ((olsorne, as they term It) has no reference to them whatever. The person tilluded to is their present employer, an Alffeo-rine. who keeps n glop shop In this city. The count ruin said) is highly Weaned with such tokens of loyalty front his pig. my su' jrctq and nn doubt will reward them by giving them a few antlart Da to make. Such exqulsites of rank with whom none can corn pet ; had better Scull hem• sett , a into notice some Other way, as a little precaution night pre Vent an eiplosion. T O THE PUBLIC, and pailittlarht to my former antra.: of this city: —flaying retired from the prarlice of Medicine. I may he permitted ro say, that It has fallen to the lot of I tit few persons to have enjoyed so liberal or lar2e a share of Mist reirital practice OS In; own has been for the tam 30 or 40 Years. The experience of ind long period °forgive life, find t fact of my having been twice, since 1830. asaoeiated with Dr. R. A. Wilson, In the practice of medicine, (In both a period of five years.) enahl,is me to judge fully of the merits of his pills. Eto convenient, so efficient, anti yet so safe. did I esteem these pitk, I hat for the last live years In my pctice fol. the core of c h ron le diseases, of whatever name. ra and ilidse of females In particular, I have used more of them titan all other medicines. Like ettery other medicine, this must fall in some in stances, hut In my hands there has been tera disappoint. ment and more PHI Wart ion In t:ic administration of this one remedy titan of ail others; its good effects sometimes quite astonishing me. If my patient required a safe aperient medicine either ...fore or after parturition, the Wilioh'ii pi.is Were lust the thing I wanted. II a dyspeptic acid condition of the stomach, combined with costiveness or Inactivity of the liver, constituted the disease at my patient. the pills were just the thing I wanted. If I treated a case requiring an emmenagogiie, the Wilson's pills were Just the thiog I wanted. 1 r prophet ion, headache, dashed count edance, or other difficulties, indicating a dieturbanee or the circulatory and secretory systems, ganoyed my patient at the turn at tire,' the Wilson'.4 pliteiWerelust the thing I wanted. Thus, wittiont resn.:..et to the name, a disease might happen to wear at the time I have had It under treat ment, particular indications or syemptons arising, were al - ^ays incnt promptly aid nitisC Nippily met by the Wilson's pills. That so great a number of diseases, and sometimes ap. parently opposite ones, in which I hafe used these pills. should be cased more readily by them than by any Other remedy, may at first seem strange and contradictory, but why ti ft go 11 aticlear to my mind as that a great many persons ShouldbecoMe thirsty from La runny different censecand yet all require that common and greatest of en blessings, water to quenth their thirst. In conclusion, It Is doe thg *petition of the medicine and the public, toga, decidedly and unconditionally. that the Wihton's pliisaratneonly combination I have ever met With in my lonrconese of practiee. that resin; pos. eesereitanything entativeor specific forsiek headache, Yours ¢*., DR. MILO ADAMS. The above Pills designed particularly for the sick Raed.Aehe. byspepaht. Constipation of the Bowels fe.. ',repined liy the proprietor Dr. R. A. Wlleopi lead foil ale, wholesale and retsll,at hilidlitillieg Ii rest "Medi 1410010611tett, but U P a or Cash. ON RICTORY. educed. Long Reel Yarn. 500 of 9 eta per dz 600 at 8 ditto 700 at 7 ditto 800 of 6 ditto 900 at 5 ditto 1000 at 4 ditto leandiewick at 16 etv pnrH Coin Ifauins 9 ditto !Family do. • 12i ditto ICarp't Chain 20 diito Ciit'n T% ine 25 ditto 'Stockint! Yarn arid ;Coverlet Yarn always on ;nand t',,tot too tVarpa made to order ended to, if left et J. 4. C. or the (tog, (Are. addres3 J. K. NioottliEPtD 4. co. do do do do do 2.005 at 145 00 do do do 1,500 at 35 00 do do 1,000 at 30 00 do do do do 500 at 25 00 With raising levers an addition of $3 to each s. Dormant scales for the me of Warehouses, Flou cale ring t Mills, .tc.,the same prices as above. Also, While's Patent Counter scale, with 0. Young's Improvements, and a variety of other counter scales, which they will sell for from 8 to $l5, They also manufacture Steam Engines for Flouring Milts, Saw Mills. Salt Works, itc„ donide and since 7.eavell slide lathes.foot and other lathes for wood turning machines rdr tenNhilng chairs, planing machines, door an* sash machines. Hall's pat. 111 horse power, with or without thrashing machines, a superior article: circular saw shafts, ,maritines ror *awing lath, Miler's ma• chines and toOl iofalldescriptions,also for making black Ing bosei, a superior article; govetnors for steal» ehgitte• stocks, taps and dies, coffee mills, bedstead or Joint bole andmiachinery for making the game, cotton factory ma chinery made or reptilred; printing preas plattehs tattied and printing presr:es repaired. JAMES MAY, Agent ie.P.22—tf J . ORN B. GUTHRIE; Auntioneer and Comms "ion Merchamt./6. : lo6,corncr of /read Fifyt ee l s. : P164;410;0: Having Oren a ppottiteit One Of he A tiEtian !' eersroi the City of Pitsburgh, tenders his seririces to job bers. anannfacturers and dealers. who may he disposed to make trial of this matket• He is t/repered la make advances on consignMehie of all commodities, and trusts tosallsfy correspondents by quick sales, and speedy , land favorable returns. That the various interests which may be confided to him, shall be adequately protected, he brings to the aid of his ow rexperience In hnsinessand acquaintance with merchandise generally, the services of Mr,. gAllitiZi Fsamtirrocc heretofore adiaotageoasly known, as an importer and dialer in Haidware and Cutlery, With Whoa, a perdsineni engagement Is made. Rirst TO Messrs. M. Tiernan, Pres.t. of M. 4- MM. •' Bank. i 4. Chtilington 4.. Peeblea, I f Robert Galway, .. James M. Cooper, .4 James May, I .. S. M. Riddle. Pittsburgh •' Win Robinson. Jr. treat I II of Exchahge Be ik. •' Hampton,Smith, to., .. John D. Diet., . 1 Samuel Church. J. R. Moorhead, 4. Jas. W. Brown * Co. WM . &AUSTIN, Attorney at Law . Pittsburg h. Pa. °Bice la 4th went. opposite Barkers Building. Ww.uart B. A emn, Beq.i will gran Hu attention to toy Intiobboti bathos aid I rootooliSod bis to stoposes oil of may Btu W ALT. PORMIRD. my 1061, D R. GOODE'S Cerehnted&Fema/a Pills. These Pills arestrongly 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 ercise, or general debility of the system. They obviate costiveness, and counteract all fly/aeries! and Nervous affections. These Pills haVe gained the sanction and approbation of the most eminent Physicians In the Uni ted States, and many Mothers. For sale Wholesale and Retail, by R . E. SELLERS, Agent step II) No. 20. Wood Street, below Second. WM. ADAIR, Boot eked Shoe Maker Liberty St., opposite the heed of Smeithdeld at., Pfflitgsr,ll. The subscriber having bought out the atbek or the late Thomas Ratterty, deCeased, has cortimettetti blisiness to the old Naiad br Ali; R., and Is prepared to execute all dN , eriptkias of *ork In his line, In the hest manner and on the,ttherlest notice. He keeps cor stonily on hand a large assortment ofshoe findings of all descriptions and of the hest quality. He solicit/1 the patronete of the nub. lie and bribe emit. WM. ADAIR. sep 10 ' P ITTSittIIi GiTIWIANUFACTORY.—Springs and Axles for Carriages ae Eastern Prices. The subscribers manufacture and keeps constantly on hand Coach,C and Eliptic Springs (warranted,) Juniata Iron Axles, Silver and Brass plated Dash Frames, Brass and plated Huh Bands, Slump Joints, Patent Leather, Silver and Brass Lampe, Three fold Steps, Malleable iron, Door Handles and Hinges. 4-c .4-c. JONES I COLEMAN. St. Clair et.. near 1 ! a A Iterheny Bridge. ~~D.SELLF.II9, M. D., office and dwelling in Fourth • near Ferry street. sep 13—ly T THIS. The attention ,ftho- LOO wit o have been somewhat seep. tical In reference to the numerous certilleates published In favor OfDr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher ry,on account ofthe persona Aetna unknown In this sec Lion of the Stale, Is respectfully directed to the following certißcate, the writer of which has been a citizen of this borough forseveral years. and is knoxn as a gentleman of integrity and responaibility. To thlt Arent, Mr. KIRBY • havg kialeti.Dr Swavne's Comp nod syrup of Wild Cherry etterh, with which I have been severely a f }Hoed fur ahout four month., and I have no hesitation In saying that it lathe most effective medicine that I have been able to procure. It composes all uneasiness, and arrees well with my dirt.—and mantalms a reviler and rood appetite. I car freely recommend It to all others similarly n filleted. 1. Mtsutiez. Borough of Chamberstogr. March 9. 144 t). pep 23 ror mare by WILMA 'll THORN No. 53 Market street. FRUIT, SHADE, AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. pERSONS desirous or procuring Fruit. Shade. and Ornament:ll Trees, or Shrubbery, from rhiladet. phis or New York, are reuovled to mnke applieat lon as soon as possible. at the Dm! and Seed Store of the subs scriber, where ran he hnd ratalogn" gratultonsiv. r f the roost excellent .arlelles. F. 1.. SNOWDEN, sep 31 No IR4 Liberty street. head of W 0 Ind AT R BLF: M UFA ( rron v.—Pat rirk Caw field M- I hi. rderldg ands he nubile .zen• ernily, that he ha.rommeneed the Marble huslne..at the earner of Finh anti Liherty .3._ where will he eons! ni ly on hand. tomb stones, mantel !deep?, monument.. head and foot Atones. table slabs for cabinet ware, and every art ieleunnerhin int to the intAinesa. He will warrant his work robe •welt done, ind hi. cha 're. tOill he moderate. lie respert fully nAks a share of-nubile patronage. !Ito 10. 'Cine M Ln„,f;:), ' S i t ' i r k r e e „ I s! . * a t k tl e n v o ) r r f: l Om b- VI - eln 111ey . l' ht 4nlmerther respectfully litformtiihe lthli , ihrit he has commencer, the shove Inisineßs In the hop formerly nretil,led Henry 1 1 1 • Clnykey. niulthat he. Ic new prepared to attend to all orders' In hit hhecifhaßinrrs with deepair h and on l he most reasonable leerolk- folicwo his 11:141? einerlenee In the nionnfori ore of Filwhlonalde ftnolY. he reply 7nnriefeet rhol ott nrllefes from hin esiohllyhment will eive vatiyfartlon to hi. pa TM... A stinteor puhlic rmornnage is respeel folly solicit, ed. Rep fig B IRD SEEDS A f f.tupply or Ilpr i Sred, ron Merlin:: of Canna, mn 3,1 Eno,: Jwit rerelved (eh.% F 1. SNOWDEN, 198 Lincrtv et. roria'de Platform Scales on whtels, to weigh 2,50011 , 5. at *55 00. NrOUNC 4. RR adDranzir MI John H Brown, 4. Co o smith Yardly 4 itivietd. 4. John& Wilke, .6 John Hakne PROSPECTUS For parlishile a sew D ail!" Paper is tile City of Pitt/ burgh. !II be eotitied the DAILY MORNING POST. T REBubscribers having made arrangements to merge the American Manufacturer and Pittsburgh Mercu ry Into one Journal, have concluded , to publish a daily paper with the title of the DailyAfersing /?bet. The leading object of the t•Poire7 dteserninc ion and defeace Of the pblitiballianciples that have iicre tofore been maintained 14 the, Editors, In their respective papers, air their hest tffiarts will still he devoted to the adSanceitis.nt and thecae of thole doctrines. Allhotigh, In politics, the paper will he thoroughly democratic, yet the Editors hope. by giving an honest, candid history 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 found In the "Morels: Peat," the Fditors wilt take pains to furnish the linsinesss community with the latest and most interesting Comstremt. 'grew ocmac from all parts of the country, and to have prepa., red such accounts of the Markets and the Slate of Trade as will be advantageous to our Merchants and Business Men in their several callings. Tarlac —The Parr will be published en a large imperi al sheet °nine paper, (manufactured especially for. this -limns° at the unusually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS per antium,payable In advance. It wilt mat he sold by newchoys at the low rale of TWO CENTS a, copy. Advertisements will be inserted at the lowest rates charged by the other daily papers of the city. 113TW ENTY nctiee lads are wanted to sell the Post, who will be engaged on the most liberal fermi! Trios. PHILLIPS, Angulo 31, 1842. W. H. SMITH. ' Morrison 4- Co. London, for sale only hi , 41 Wickersham, corner of Wood street and Vireih alley Pittshurrli Pa. and H. flarwood, Beaver Pa. who Is sole writ for Western Penvirvlvanla._ _ aep 10 Rl'Closkers Clothing Store FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP RERDY MRDE CLOTIIIIII AT THE THREE BIG DOORS, No. 151 Liberty street, one door from the Jackson Foundry. I' subscriber is Jost receiving at his well known establishment, the larcest, most varied and ctts•Prrr lITMPI 07' GOODS that ha• ever been offered in this Lily Every article was selected by himself in the eastern el. ties, and purchased at the LOWZIT case PRIM, and he is therefore enabled to sell his articles much lower than they ran he had at any other establlshment west of the monntalns, His articles are all made by experleiteed workmen, from the latest manufauturedgoods and In the most MODERN FASHION. He feels confident that all persons who will call at his establishment and examine his stock will he satisfied that BET ER RA RG al NIR can he obtained at the THREE BIG DOORS than at any similar 'establishment In the chg. His stock consists In part of Coals. Pantaloons, Vests, Drawers, Shirt's, Cravats, Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, And every other article of Clothing of the hest style From his varied stock of cloths-he is prepared to MAKE. CLOTHES TO ORDER at the shortest notice. in a style unsurpassed by any other ?filature' house, 30d warranted toff. Ills ronck of Sprits! and Saunter Grads is supskiot to any previous importations and he has no hesitation in sayine that for excellence, beauty and rheapna they cannot he equalled in the west. The subscriber would once more return his thanks to Iris friends and the public for the unprecedented pat roe ace bestowed on his establishment, and belleviog that his customers had found It to their advantrge to deal with him, he would repeat his Invitation to all those who with to purchase Clothing of every descrtpllon at lowest prices, to rail at No. 151, LIEKRTT STERBT • M' I* - Observe Metal Plate In the JOHN PavementELOSFC CY . Feb-22 Improved Pfav renal - net ured he Ihnir Machint . t.t , ettcpen fth Ai reel, twn rare 1 , 1111, rifts , nnorartore and and the fdilow Passage and Rentittances, 'lO AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN. ,a 1 's - 41 - 4 t' it s ors New York nod Laveriittol Line * P ERSONS ?estrous of sending for tl•el. friends to come from any part of Great Britain, are respect fully informed him the EilbSerlber is tit all times pre pared to make such eripart snts lie is prepared to remit monies by drafts, which are multi payable at any point throw/bout the United Kingdom pn presents lion; having been for the last 12 years ertgaced in the business, he feels eunfitient that his arrangements on both sides the Atlantic are such as will give satisfaction. The Ships compriting the above line, fire all ofthe first cla , te and ore commanded by careful and skillful masters, having Liverpool once each week during the season.— For further particulars apply it by letter to JOHN DERDM N, No 61 Smith sired, New Yolk, or to J KIRKPATRICK, at Mains Dalzell 4' Fleming's, Water street Pits'bgh March 3-2md. ngscales(wfiol y cornroeed of No. 1, Port able Platform wales Lill o NClill 3dtki lOU ilacdt 465; , LAI ORROW, . i .rtf4C.T/YRXJI of :Tin, Copper and neat Ivor Ware, No, 11, riftb si.;between Wood and Mar kel,: Pl i etrostantie on hand a :ood assortment o r wares. andsolieks a shaft of 'rubric patronage— Also.on hand. rho roihsling *Melee! Shoveis. Pokers, Tongs. Gridirons, Skillets, Teakettles pots, Ovens, Coffee Mills *e. Mer chants and others are Inched to rail and examine for rhertutehter, as he le datirmfaed tbselltheap for cash or approved paper. Rau. 14-1 P6!lidera OIP 10 la - ors soil • ira .1, W.ISI7IIIRIDGE, he 3 liitt beroniiio Wood Smith. DAILY MORNING POST. From the Key Font. THE carsxs. To the Republican Party of Pennsylvania: Calm, dignified and just ; the Democracy [ of Penns) lvania w ill move onward in [maintaining those great priuctples of equal ,justice, so dear to the people, and so int. portant to the well being of society. Per fidy,'Venality and corrtletion, have always existed under all - goirernmeuts, and in all ages of the world; but it is only when Re publics become enfeebled by lack of moral Virtue, that their existence are endanger. ed. It is our duty, as it is our pleasure to repel all attempts. however ihsidious, and front whatever quarter they 'may 'co l me, to degrade the . inteirity of cur free instituA !ion's, or to weaken the confidence of the world in the ability of the people far self o. gvernment - . Unnatural atliancei are ale Ways the precuriors or evidenee of a want of integrity and patriotism, in those whd are parties to them. The general goirern- i rent shduld- be administered with an eye eine? 'to die prosperity of the whole , pun.: fry. Its great objoet . should lie to st-ength en this glot l ious ,Union, and :elevate the 'condition of the people, but 'when we see rtspower and patronage prostituted to the Freon ihrproper purposes—when Vie see it bionglit to t:iear upon our State Govern: 'rents, and made the instrunient of corrup tion in the hands of designing individualsi it is. indeed ca'culated to awaken !tie wore) apprehensions of the Country, and 'to ere.. ate feats for'the integrity of th,ca t aiu. e j a hands the constitution plaCes the adminis: tration of the government. As to the pres ent Chief Executive Magistrate of the na tion, he has performed some things rar e : eially, which meet the approbation of the Democratic party of Pennsylvania and the Union; and as rub is journalists, we were happy in doing him ample juqice. , We had hoped that these acts had proceeded from patriotic Considerations; but when we see President Tyler placing himself in the market, in the vain hope, that through the patronage of the government he can foist himself again into the Presidency, we are etartl d at the enormity of.his conduCt, and feel it a : Et imperative duty, as well to our selves, as to the vt hole country, to cry aloud rind spare not. We. proclairn to the Democracy of Pennsylvania, that a con spiracy does exist—that a bargain has been entered into—that the power and ge;.' ductions of the general goiernment, arith all the hopes and fears which it can create, is being used,.to subsidize the preas.break down the elastic spirit of the Democratic party. and to transfer its members to the epecial keeping of Captain Tyler A.; Co: To Olive this, lit Rues be aubrnitted to a cind4- worfth We have been regarded as the vein o the present State administration, and took pleasure in defending it frcint th‘iittarks of the enemy, so lung as we belteied it to . pursue the beaten track of Democracy; but when communication s were resented to us, vvhose very touch would have been pollution, intended, doulatle f ee to lead tr; the trent. r of the great republican party - Tie . Captain Tyler, we.hecerite startled, audre volled at the idea of permitting the rolbrnrei of the Keystone to be used for that 'pur pose. For this act of independence on our part, and want of subseratency to a new p rty, which has been recently spruuti upon the country,we have been proscribed. A desPerate effort has been mode; and is still being 'rnade. to prostrate the Democrat ic party of Penme)lvansa, and orirselved as its humble organ. Hence, the igeent' unprecedented effort to elect a State Prin.: `ter for this CoMmonwealth, who is in of interest and under the control r those whd are the sole dispensers of John Tyler'e patronage in Pennsylvania. , .1n proof of I this, we refer to the fact, that the . patron= age of the poet al korier nment was put id . req?tsition, the public interest waretamper: ed with; and the integrity of the Comte on-- wealth insulted. The whole energies and . pairnnagn otthe State administration were, also brought to bear in the unholy work of effecting, the overtlerow of the bemocratiC party. These are facts within the know= ledge of,eiretry disinterested and unprejua! diced man now at the seat of government ; and we proclaim it to this world, more id sOnfowthin in angef. Neither the tart rorti ror ihe Seductions or power shall de': ter, us froth a faithful discharge of our du. ty to the country; aqd we therefore,. tines' in the lace o high Heaven, and art Insulted Commonwealth, that the moat un-' exadipled efforts have been made and un natural combinations entered into, backed' up and sustained by the power and pa, ronage of President Tyler, to dklract and put to route the democratic part,y, in our State Legislature, and to organize a Tyler party; under the lead add guidirnie of those into whose hands the whole public printing of the Commonwealth was to be thrown; and the tai-payers of PennsylVania wer e ' thus to be made tp pander to the ambition' of thei'high contracting parties." A reaction however his commenced.' and will not stop until those who have in.' flicted such wrong upon the country are/ ,fully exposed and penithed for their perfe: 'dy., We Lave taken our position—stand' irrig upon the watch tower of liberty—en- . trenched with the power of truth and jus- - iice—we shall not fear to vindicate the r ei publiCan Measures. We will Maintain; with unflinching' firmness, the honest repx, resentatives of the people. and will rota ettte the character and integtitY of the Kilt's" Lsrope State, 'regardless' of eei.ut,,Ltiue ai any quarter. We illy upon the peeps for support:N.= We.** to no tobtrifete frogs Weeitintr
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