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31LINIEMla
APRIL 14, 1543
RAisr4—yest erday
Dogged easily sea red,—Same persons,
whenever they see a do 4 in the street.
with a little froth in his mouth, immedi
iltely raise the alarm that he is mad, and
run off to the paper with Ike large circula
tion and have the news spread all- over
town the next mm ning. The dog that was
killed in Fourth street was not mad at all,
Hurra for Cincinnati.—Two porkers
which the day befura yesterday arrived
from Cincinnati, (on a raft, we presume,)
°fought a regular fight' from snme pl ace i n
ISmithfield, down sth to Wood streets,
'which required about two hours time.
Improvements.—We would thank some
gentleman who has nothing else to do•if
"liet'would count the number of old houses
which are now being torn down in this
vity, and new ones about to be erected.
The number from appearances, sure pass
' et all precedent.
Madame ..idolph.—This great (and we
gnus; confess but too successful) female
humbug, who took some half dollars from
a few gullible Pittsburghets.a few years
ago, has announced to- her patrons in N.
Y. that she 'is going to Boston, from
titeece in the Acadia to France, via Liv.
Ispool and Londot.: What a pity . !
"Who shames a scribbler—breaks his cobweb through?
' P. spier the seti.same pleasing thread anew,
Distray his elm, or sophistry in vain—
The crealares at his dirty work agnio." Pore.
. THE EDITOR. OF THE GAZETTE.
This sapient gentleman, this would-be protec
tor of morality, endeavors to convince the public
that he reported nothing respecting me, but what
be was authorized by Professor Bronson to say,
and to support this assertion, he publishes an ar
ticle purporting to be from that individuil, dc
eying the facts put forth in my card of yesterday,
facts which can be subbtinttated by the evidence
of several- respectable citizens :If Pittsburgh who
were present when the Professor public'y denied
what be in the Gazette at Thursday fart ly avows
That there has been s underhand war,: to ope
ration the editor of the G.2.A.te and the
away professor to injure me, is without a dou'it,
and-however willingly the former individual would
. place the question of verasity between Mr. (iron •
• -sen and myself, the public must at once see that
it is between Me Editor of the Gazette and the
Profeasor that the charge of conspiracy and false. ,
hated rests, Like every assailant who knows his
cau.e to be a bad one, the E iitor betrays a desire
to back out of the arena into which he has drag
-7"-red me Now I with the gentleman to under s and
that Yhave been too much accustomed to th • as
saults of such scribblers as himself, to fear the
worst bil ingitgate be " can hurl at mr; for as a
watt whu has ever I.Mtde it a rule ••to do unto oth
eve as we would he - done.by." I filial repel every
attack that is hereafier %made upon me by the Ed
itor of the Gazette,
RIVER NEWS.
13 feet water in the channel
ARRIVED.
B ,Mlchigan Boles Btirve
•,;leeeland Hemphill do.
New York Greenlee Naahvi:le
Lehigh, Price, Cincinnati
DEPARTED.
"Michigan, Itoies, Beaver.
°Clevelitt-cl 'Hemphill, do.
North Q seen McLain Marrietta
• Massachusetts Bennett St. Louis
Belmont, Boe,'Wheelir , g
Zainsville Duvall Marietta
Mingo Chia t, Devitiney, Wheeling
Dictritire, Stoles, Znnesville
Boats wanted thus * are provides with Evan's Safely
Saul, to oreve it i tie explosion of steam hollers.
The steamer Osceola, while racing from George
town to Cheraw, rays the Charleston Mercury,on
the Pattie, firer, burst her boiler and i ijured two
bends. •
&cambial sunk.—The Mohile Advertiserof the
*tth ult., 'eye:
'The steamboat Clarion, on her downward paw
ing, amok a snag, on Saturday last, and Funk.
About ten miles above t' • opolis. She had a car
go of between 8 and" . • Irk of cotton on board.
'The **Warner Norfolk; .. ' Also last accounta, was
*taking off her cotton and furniture. The boat it
tbOught, will be a. total lose. It is said there
lino insurance upon the boat, but whether or not
than be any upon her cs-go, we are not advised.*
Shot at the Caplain.—A passenger
-named Smith, on hoard the Rosalie, on her
last trip from this city to St. Louis, was
ttlfilled liquor by order of the Captain.—
.He turned and fired a pistol at him. One
,cif the Pilots, standing by. struck up his
1 \head so that the ball passed though the
itnp of one of the doors of a state room in
*he cabin. He was put on trial at bt.
Louis-can. Sun.
This Smith we are told is a Pittsburger.
tie has been down the river long enough to
Ita
become a blackguard, as wilt be seen by
this conduct
The river is falling; Floor $2,73, Whis•
ity► 14, Receipts by Canallight.—Cin
Bah
A beery rain. continuing from the 29th to the
list..vomaseneed falling at St. Louis, accompa•-
.Wisil with thunder and lightning. An immediate
eke is expected and a fin.il breaking up of win•
' • les.
Tie ver# Last Steamboat Accident.—
_ './isekisst steamboat accident we have heard
is mentioned by Dan Marble. Doling
111 , 10 low water last summer, one of the
drau g ht boats struck a snag in one of
-smaller-streams of the West and in
. .
sunk in—seven incites water. The
- -,llmoskund cargo were 8 total loss—the pas.
.0 , 1411.11 and crew saved themselves by
maaskilisistwe. many °tam without get
ti *Asir fat wet.
••• , i - 7,7
CARD.
THOMAS FLYNN,
exploded.
- . -'-- Risk NOTE a,- .. --
PUBLIC MEE4ING.
The undersigned having been appointed &Com. 1 OW:CTRS DAMN ST A.U.111 111141[11, SlCliaAlit SWUM ,
mittee, at a nubile meeting of their fellow citizens 1 ----
at the new Court House un the 18th or last month ' PENNSYLVANIA.
for the purpose. of adopting eteatiures in reference Bank of Pittsburgh. Pan
to the conetruction of a MeAdsmised Road from Merril.; Men. bk. par
par
Pittsburgh, to intersea the National linen at
Exchange bank.
Bit ' orte atitowr.
Uniontown, finding themselves arrest o loony
Easton l ank, ..
further steps upon the eubjeet, by the impression Lancaster bank, die 1
that public opinion appears to be decidedly in fa- Banker Chester Co. par
von of a connection with the town of Cumberland Farmers' bk Bucks Co. "
by means of a Railroad, deem it proper to recem- Doylestown bk do
mend a general meeting to the people of Pitts.. Bk of N America Phil/
burgh and Allegheny, to ascertain public semi- Bk of Northern Libe p r a ties,':
meat touching the highly important & interesting C o mmercial
l e a r l h b a k nic o s r bk.. '
C Fa o r
question of connection with the Baltimore and Kensington bk. '
Ohio railroad. Philadelphia hk.
The undersigned therefore beg lent,e to call a Schuylkill bk.
meeting of their fellow citizens of Pittsburgh and Southwark bk.
Allegheny cities, and of Alle.gheny and adjoining Western bk. ~
count ies, to be hi hi at the new Court House at 2 Bk. of Pennsyivania, L 4
par
o'clock, on the afteoon of Saturday t h e I 5.h i tia. 1
4' Bk of Penn Tv.
Man. Mechanics bk. par
Wm. Wilk rn ins, Wu-. Etchbaurn,
Mechanics bk. Par\
M. Alen, T 1.09 Bukewell, Moyamensing bk. 3
P. Mulvany, John B seel, Girard WA, 45 1
W. M. Edgar, ltobt Beer. U. Stales bank. 50 1
apr S. Lumbermens', Warren, --
4 Frank. hk Washington,
par
Miners bk of Poi tevlle .5
Bk of Montgomery C o.
par
Mon. bit Brownsville, le
Erie Bank,
Barrishurgh bank. 5 1
Far. hk Lancaster, 1 1
Bk of Middlelown, 41
Bk. of Chamlttaborgh, 9 1
Carlisle bank, 4
Bk of Northumberland, 5
Columbia bit 4. Bridge co. 2
Bk Sumnelianna Cu' 15
Bkof Delaware Co. par
Lebanon bk. • 4
Gel tyal•tirgh bk. 4
York hank, i
Far. d• Movers bk. of
Wayneshurgh, 51
.. •, Currency notes, a
Ilonesdate, T.
Wyoming hank, 10
Pitish'gh State Scrip 41
Country do do 41.5
Berke Co. bank, 'loi
Lewistown. 51
Towanda. 801
BOOE AND , OD
PRINTING OFFICE ,
N. IF. Corner of Wood 4r Fifth Sta.
THE proprielotsof the Montano Post and Miaccair
♦RD MAnurAcTnara respectfully inform their friends
and the patrons of those papers, that they have a large
and well chosen assortment of •
b JLAI..M&ALALia
4VSEID) A 03% OUXIMIIREk.ILVM2Szt2 ,2
Necefsary to • Job Printing Office. and that they are pr
pared to execute
LEITER PRESS PRINTING,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
I Hills of Lading, I Circulars,
I Bill Head.,
Blank Cheeks, flat Tips.
Books,
Pamphlets,
Bundbitls,
all tUnbs of 'Blanks,
F=Z =!==l
priate Cuts,
Printed on the a nor, i•si nol ire and mast rreisonaldp ems.
We respeci fully ask the patronage of our friends and
he public in general in tit branch or our business.
Pltishore,h, Sep:. 39, 1842. PHILLIPS 4. SMITH.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
T . NEW AND SPLENDID STEAM ItOAT
OLIVE BR %NEIL
C. Watx.s. Master. will inv.Cur the above and Interim..
diate landings, on Saturday next April 15411,at 10 o'clock
A M. For Freivit or Passage. having superior acconb
modations.apply on board, or to
mar 30. JAMES MAY:
SHINN & SELLERS'
CELEBRATED 'LIVER PILLS,
Stand Unrivalled by any Medicine known
for the cure of the
SYII PII)MS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Geo.: ral toss of appetite, sickness of the Morri—
ll, pain in Ike head, shoulners, back and sides
113 f wearinrss, with sic. ph ss mghte, costive
ess of bowe k, followed iii some eases by,lonseness,
. • .
slight, dry cough, low spirits, with disinclination
to every duty, are prominent symptoms of u dis
eased state of the Liver. The Liver is. howcier,
often much deranged, when the most formidable
symptoms are absent, and becomes idly out of
order before it is known.
This celebrated m. divine has bern in public the
nr about seven years, nu I Inta,acipired a popolarii
ty f "curing the liver complain , , wh ch is not stir
passed by any remedy beime the public. When the
symptoms ah3t e nAentioneol are i rerettt, and the dr•
Irecitoos strictly fAlowed, the proprietor ie per r, il)
willing to refund the money., if no benefit is derived
hum the use of the pills.
acrik. an Anti thiliniis or Purgative Pill. they are
rim sir? ISSCII, anti should be used .11 place of the emit-
nionpills of the day.
'fitu following, certificate is front Rev. G. L, Sis
son, of the Method.st Episc , pal Church, alio woi thy
the attention of 'h se>i oilatly affected.
Gentlemeti—Tione few Imes will inform you that
during last spring I wits affected with disea-ie of the
Liver, indicated by the loss of appetite. Being ad
vised to made use of your 'Liver Pi!l,' I did so, alga
before using half a box I was restored to my usual
health. - I feel bound, therefore in cunsideiation of
the benefits I hate receited from the medicine, to re.
commend it to others laboring under similar afflic
tions, feeling confident that they will fluid it a cheap
and successful remedy.
Respectfully yours, &r,
Pitts. Dec, 30, 1836. G. L. SISSON.
Shinn Z. 4 Sellers' celebrated Livrr Pills not a Quack
The following testimonial from Dr. Pattello, of
Portsmouth, Oh a, a graduated phy-ician, and an old
practitioner, is suffictent proof for the most inct edu
lons, that Shinn & Sellets' Celebrated Liver Pills.
do, and care, relieve the afflicted.
Messrs. Shin & Sellers—Gentlemen—lt affords
me great pleasure to say that 1 have made repea•ed
trials of your Celebrated Liver Pills, and find them
better adapted to the purpose for which they are
designed, (Liver diseases,) than any medicine or
combination of medicines I have ever used. They
are in gi cat demand here, and act well.
Young, truly,
IL PArriaLo, M. D.
Portsmouth, Ohio, June 15th 1836.
Read 'he 'allowing testimony and disbelieve if you
can.
Cat michaeltown, Greene co. Pal
Sept. 20, 1842.
Mr. R. E. Setters—For several years I was the '
subjict eels most unyielding attack of the Liver
complaint. It would be useless 'or me to attempt
to give you an account of my suit:ring, as it could
only be felt, not describA. But such was the se•
verity of my disease, that for days and weeks to.
gether, I knew riot. whether I should ever recov
er my usual heal h.
I continued in this wretched condition, until the
Christian Advocate fell into my hand and upon
comparing the symptoms of a diseased liver as
given in the advertisement uith my own, I found
that they corresponded in nearly every particular.
From that circumstance I A as induced to try your
justly popular Liver Pills, and you may be a.su
red that it is with the greatest pleasure that I in
form you that the Liver Pills have been of more
service to me than all other rer..edies I have ever
used, and I now enjoy better health than I have
done for the last eight years.
Signed, . ' MARY HORN ER.
Pittsfield, Warren co. Pa., Dec„ 34, 1841.
Messrs. Shinn & Sellers:—l enjoy reasonable
wealth atpresent, and I must say that I have tlerived
moors benefit from your pills than from any other
medicine, and I believe them to be the best pill we
have ever had in this part of the country. When
in Pittsburgh last Spring, I bought a hall dozen box•
es of your pills, and when I reached home I found
my wife very ill, with the doctors attending her.—
The disease nid not abate until I gave her several
doses of the Liver Pill; since that she has gained
much, and is now able to attend to • tie? usual work
Ism out of your pills, and desire you send me half
a dozen boxes by mail; the hall of the last lot were
distributed amongst my neighbors. I have bought
your pills now for three years and shall continue to
do so as lenges I run lumber to Pittiburgh, as I con
sider them the best pill that has ever come before the
public. Yours, truly,
3011 N BROWN.
Prepared ONLY, and sold wholesale and retail,
by
R. E. SELLERS,
(Successor to Shinn & Sellers.)
No. 20. Wood et, below BCCOEtes Pittsburgh.
March 7.
Medicine;
Wooster, I}
Manikin, „, do
Sandusky. do
,Geauga, do
Norwalk, do
Xenia, do
Dayton, do
,
Scioto 35
Post notes, 11
Chillicothe, 304
' Fran. Isk Columba'', 11
• Lo..caster, 30
' Hamilton, 45
' Granville, 80
' Cow. bk. Lake Erie, 30
" Far. bk:of Canton, 45
' Urbana 67
Btate bk. 4 Branches
State Scrip, 35
KENTUCKY
All banks.
ILLINOIS.
Slate 14: Rrauthes, 60
Shawneetown, 70
Rank of Virginia,
do Valley,
t
Far.bk. of Virginia,
Exrbange bank,
N. Wes'. bank
Mer. 4-Mee. do.
I MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks,
(Country Banks. .
DELAWARE..
All Banks,
NEW n JERSEY.
All
Ea
NEW
I,oE p E a . r and
Clty Banks.
pa
Country banks,
(safety fund.) i a
Red hark,
Ito
NRW ENGLAND.
t hosion Banks, p:
Country ..
LOUISIANA
strleanß Banks, 200.1, :
NORTH CAROLINA
Banks, 2,
SOUTH CAROLINA
!Banks.
MS. COLUMBIA
lit ßanks.
ALABAMA
01110.
Muuntolensant bk
Far. k Meth. bk of Sten
Belmont tat of St. Claire
vine,
Marietta bk. Demand
notes. 111
do Currency noica,
Columbiana bk New Lls
Iron Demand,
do Post ernes.
Cincinnati specie pay•
Ing banks. 1
Mech. df Trailers bk oC
Cincinnati. 5
ClWinn lilt of Columbus,
Demand notes.
Circleville, (11. Lawrence
CaAbler)
Zanesville bk. 4
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
To Let,
A WRI.L finished store room en Market Ft. over
ALM r Carter's new Book store. Rent. Sl2o.
A dwelling lintt.e on Market street between 3d and
4th Rent 8160.
A three story brick ttou , e and store nn Market et. be.
tavern 2nd and:l,l streets, onosite N Holmes Ex.lcange
Rent low.
Two long rooms on NI nrket street suitable for Print.
ine offices, or Six lety rooms. A lso.a convenient 2d glory
otfiee %kith entrance on Mnr ket street. Rent of each
$6O
- dry and well ll:third cellar below the cap and hat
store of Mr Nardi. Market at. Also, a cellar on 3rd sk
nearly opposite time P 0.4 office.
Enquire of E. D. AZZAM
mar 30. 51, Third st.
FOR RENT.- —A comfortable new brick dwell.
ISE tnq house, situate in C 0.41 Lane near lilt street
* I - or terms, which wilt lie moderate.apply to
JOHN SCCLOSK FA' .
Three Rig Dotted Liberty
Tyr 30--I r.
TO LET.
mins 3d glory of the buinlior occupied by R. A.
Ban.man an an Auction store._heretofore known
at, ..Neontit Lonz Room,' corner of Wood and sth
arrest.. Inquire of R. Morrow. sth at. jen 23.
oTs FOR SALE.—Four Lots in Manche=ter. One
I
and n fourth Acres of Idtml on llolmes' 11 W. Lots
nos. 41. 42,52, 53.54. 181, 182 and 184. in Ceok's plan
of Lots, on llohne's 11111 Also, Lots nos 26 and 27. i n
Cook's plan of Lot.. on High street, near the new Court
gouge. For terms apply to Z. W. REMINGTON
sep 141
House Agency.
No.G west of the Market House, Penn st.
sth Ward, Pittsburgh Pa.
V HE sithscriber having for a nutnber of years been en.
gaged In renting cl'y property, collecting rents kr,
and wishing to extend his business In this way, respect .
Billy offers his services to those persons owning, or who
may have charge of property as Executors, Administra
tors or.Cita• diens, In the city or suburbs, and who may
not have leisure to attend to it themselves. to rent dwell.
Digs, Warehouses, Farms, Lots, ke. Also, to collect
rents, dividends, Ground rents kc. A register is kept
where a description of all properties for rent will be en
teted free of charge. reference Is respectfully offered to
I the following gentlemen for whom the subscriber ban
been agent for some years rinst —Messrs Michael Allen,
P. McCormick and James S. Craft, Esq., Pittsburgh; Jas.
Stuart. Esq Eu•opean Agent, ; Mere. John Brown,
Birmingham; B. McLenan, Cincinnati; Daniel Potter
Steubenville; Jo•epti Millar, Lawrenceville; James Jones
Earl Liberty; Daniel Rasher, Slain township; Daniel
Deptitron, Sewickley,
feli 23. JAMES BLAKELY.
FOR RENT.
4ND possession given on the l,t or April next; n
brick house on the I.nnk of the Allexlienv river,
two stories high, 4 comfortable rooms, besides cellar and
kitchen. It is very pleasantly situuted just out side the
city line, with a full view of the city of Alleaheny, and
within 20 minutes' walk of the heart of the city—rent
very low. JAMES BLAKELY,
mar 13. House Asent.sthWa
TO LET.
OVE brick dwelling house, ennteiaing a large
gig hail, two parlours, 9 looms upstairs, with fin
ished garret, dining room and kitchen. with car.
rime tionse4c. This noose is pleasantly located with
yard in front and rear, on the canal bank, corner of
Chesnut street, leading to upper hildge, now in the oc
cupancy or Mr. McClurg. rent to suit the times— Enquire
of Dr. Whittaker, Allegheny City. mar 8,
THE uhwrits.r will leave to a cood tenant for one
year or longer, the, dwelling house and land which
he now occupies, situate below Manchester. at a con .
venient distance for a gentleman doing hudness in eith.
er
The dwelling honee M commo lions. Bond etahling and
carriaac house, on the premises, and the land (near 6
acree) In fine order for cultivation. PoEvesvion given
Immediately. GEO. CONNELL , :
RP 11-3:.
For Rent.
CONVENIENT three story brick dwelling house A
situate on Ross street near Fourth , Rent 4125,
apr 10, Apply to JAMES MAY.
NERYE AND BONE LINIMET, AND IN
DIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR.—This combina
tion of a local application with an internal speci•
fic, works like a charm in cases of rheumatism,
gout, contracted muscle and paralysis. Messrs.
Comstock & Co. 71 Maiden Lane. have in their
p iss.ission a certificate fru n Ethan C, Corning, a
respectable citizen of Quebec, stating that after
having been a bedridden cripple for upwards of
focirteen years hewas enabled to rise up and walk
by applying the Linament to hie shrunken limbs,
and taking the Elixir in conformity with the di
rections. The cure appears to border on the mi
raculous, bat attestations cannot be questioned.—
In eases of goat an& contraction of the muscles
and ligament of the Liniment and Elixir have been
equally beneficial.-lExpressl—For sale only at
Torms's 86 Fourth street.
D• -11 • arse , Attorney at Law. Of
fice O n &hit betweaa Wood and ilifcMield-rM L
iv SCR tr& HIINTTSi gists Liberty street. a
VT few door* below act:lair. apt 6. 11334.
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REMOVAL
Dll.. G. REICIIHELM has removed his ottee to Penn
...street, No. 19.3, seven doors above Garriaonalley.
apr 10
46 SACK Sdried Apples,
23 bids do, do
10 Sacks dried Peached.
41 Sacks Feathers, just received per steamboats
West Point and Harisburgh,and for sale eery /ow for cash
lIAILMAX,JENNINGS 4•CO ,
43 Wood st.
NOTICE to Steam Boat Owners.—The subscriber, In
consertnence of the difficulty of the times. has redu•
ced the price of hie Safety Guard for the preventien of
the explosion of steam boilers, to $l5O per boat.
It Is hoped that all boat owners will avail themselves
of then reasonable terms, not only on account or the
perfect safety they afford, but also In point of economy.
Bolters with the apparatus attached will wear abou
mice as long as those not provided with them.
March 6-3 m C. EVANS
INDIANA
Good Banks
I'ENNESSEE
MI Bank.
MICHIGAN
Rk. of St. Clair, 10
Do. do.) d• 11. Smith 5
CANADA
Ono,' bank.. Btolo
Eastern Exchange.
Philadelphia. 4
New York: 4
Rallirnore, 4
Boston. 11
,Western Exchange.
!Cincinnati, Pa?
Lonievilie, NIT
rWeveland, i die
het:lint, oar
,GOLD All) SILVER, par
TO LET
FOR SAFETY.
PROPOSALS FOR STE.kM ENGINES. &c.
TIMAMIRT DIPARTNIINT.
..}.
Wasinelon. 17th March, 1343; --'
SR.SLED PROPOSALS will be received . aettais Be
partment until the 17th April next, Parriie steam
engines, boilers and propellers, constructed union - the plan
known as•• Hunter's Plan," two (2) of gait engines, boil-
en and propellers to be delivered on Lake Erie, as de
pigrinted by the Secretary of the Treasury; the others in
each place or places on the sea coast, rut the Secretary of
the Treasury may direct, also, two (I) engiesw, boilers
prepellersupon the plan known as-Ericsson's Plan:'
Travelers should select Boats provided with Fvons' . and
te he delivered at some plate nn the.twa coast. nettle Sc
Safety Guards, for preventing Ezplosson of Steam
Boilers. cretary of the Treasury may direct. The engine, hollers
T would he well for the traveling cormounriy to heal and propellers to Ire made of the very hest mate, in's. to
I; hear the proof of Inspection of such person or pergolas
In mod that their security depends entirely, upon
their own encouragement of hoots that have or may he , as may be selected by the Secretary of the Treasury.—
The Matters to have not less than seven himared ("00)
at the ex
of procuring the above apparatus. And I
that every individual making such sele feet fire surface; working preshatre. eighty (80) pounds to
e, lon is rontribit
equate Inch; proof, two hundred and forty (240)
ling toward.. a general Introduction of an invention ad- 1 the
milled by ail men who understand the prieciples of the pounds. Sii eighteen Inch cylinders, with three (3) feet
stroke. The whole to be delivered a. directed, within
Steam Engine, to he a pure preventative outlast those
five swaths from the time of receiving the drawings and '
dreadful disasters. You have ce• talnly, is+ the hundreds
of explosions that have already taken place, their almost 1 Plans or building. The proposals will slate the price for
which the engines. boilers and propellers will he deliver
daily occurrence, and the thousands of lives that have
l ed and put into complete operation. But as the appli
already been lost, a sufficient warning, and inducement
to make Inquiry for a Safety guard Boar, and in every cation. of the engines working to either of the said plane
`asked,ls a patent right, the proposals will also state the price
cape to give it the preference. They have went to an
including the authority to one the
additional expense that )our lives may be secure Ought patent right,
you not therefore to meet them with a corresponding and also the price exclusi•e of said author
degree of rihetality, and Icy your preference show that ; J. C ity. PENCER ,
yr.o appreciate their laudable endeavors to stop this aw. I ' 7 ' , ir 22-tall S .".ent an , of the Tretsar y
fist sac rifle. , ii itunma life. They do not charge more
than mho boats; their accommodations in other respects I
ate equal, and in many cases superior; and as there is
one leaving Pittsburgh every day, why will you run
any risk, when It is so corn tetely In your own power I
to avoid those disaster's.
Alt boats marked thus [al in the List of Arrivals and
Departures, in another part of thin paler, are supplied
with the Safety Guar
List of Boats provided with the Safety Gaard.
ALPS. MENTOR.
AG:4Es, mtctuG‘N,
AM AR ANTIT, MARIETTA.
BRILLIANT, MARQUETTE,
BREAKW ATER MINGO PARK, 1
CASPIAN, MESSENGER,
CECILIA, MONTGONIEY ' I
CANTON, NORTH BEND,
-GB 'PIRO. NEPTUNE.,
CADDO, N ARAGANSETT ,
DUKE of ORLEANS, NIAGARA,
DUQUESNE. OSPREY.
EXPRESS MAIL, ORPHAN BOY,
ECLIPSE i . - 01110.
FOR MOSA, -- ORLEANS,
FORT PITT, PENELOPE,
GALLANT, PANAMA,
GALENA. QUEEN of the SOUTH,
J. H. BILLS, ROWINA,
JEWESS, RARITAN,
IDA, SARAH ANN,
INDIAN QUEEN, SARATOGA,
ILLINOIS, SAVANNA,
LADY OF LYONS, TALLEYRAND,
VICTRESS, VALLEY FORGE,
WEST WIND. ASHLAND,
BREAKWATER, MISSURI MAIL,
CLEVELAND, OLIVE BRANCH,
COLUMBUS. CUTTER,
EDWIN HICKMAN, EMMA,
GENL. BROOK, TOBACCO PLANT.
JAMES ROSS, mar 2'21
BLANK LEASES.
A new and much Improved form of Blank Leases, for
Men( the office of the •o\lornhle Post."
Regular Moraine: Packet
FOR BEAVER.
The fast running, nod well known
Steamer
C LEVE LAND,
HICIRTHILL, Master, will depart daily from Pith.
hiitgll at 9 o'clock, A. M„ and Beaver at 1 o'clock P. M
For freight cr passage, apply on board, ur to
BIRMINGHAM & CO.
No 60 Water street.
N B.—The rev , tar canal parket to Cleveland, Ohio
Greenville and Meadville Pa; and M assillon on the
Ohio Canal, connectMg with warner Cleveland at Bea.
ver,will he in operation immediately on opening, of nay
ation, mar ,6—tf.
FE HERS;..2OOO pounds Feathers, a prime ar
A: tide Just received and for :tale by
11.111,181 AM, JENNISGS CO.
mar 18. 43 Wood street.
SUGAR RICE is , MOLASSES.
12 11110 S Prime N.O. Sugar.
10 Tierces Rice.
19 Nils. N 0.3 Nincherei
('or sale low to close consignment, by
mac 14. JAMES MAY
PIG IRON.
64 TONS Tennessee Pig Iron For sale low to
Hose consignment, by
feb 10 JAMES MAY
Birmingham & Co.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING ATER.
CHANTS. No. 60 Water as reel, Ptitainirgh Pa.
Terms—Reeeiving and Shipping 5 cents per 100 iba
Commissions on Purchases and safes 21 per eent.
mar 22, '43
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
AT the solicitation of a numner of friends of all pol
itical parties, I respectfully offer myself to the con.
siderat ion of my fellow•ritizens tor the office ci County
Commissioner. That ny sentiments nay not be misun.
dcrstood, either as to political or private affairs, I matte
free to? say that I have been all my life a consistent Re.
publlean, In the true sense of the word. A* the county
Is somewhat embarrassed in its financial affairs, and the
reduction of salaries of public officers has received the
approbation °florae majorli ies of Ihe people, tae under
signed would not should he be ,in fortunate as to be elee
led, In any manner attempt to resist this salutary re•
form; should it reach the office of County Crmmissioner.
a-pc 6: SA MUEL HUBLEY.
FAMILY FLOUR.
30 BBLS Superfine while Wheat Flour,
Just rereleed from Valley Mills and for rale by
J. W. BURBRIDGE
op 12 Water ot belween Wood Ir Bmlth'd.
AMERICANAWNEERI
a,UST Waived from the at Cincinnati, 46
toping of that excellent and nein! Historical work,
the Atnericaa Pioneer, published in monthly Nos It e 2
a year. The Brit 12 numbers bound in the present vol.
time at arthecrlption price, for sale, and subserlntions
thanktnny reeeiSexi, at Hotels' General .llgency and In
telligence office, No 9, Fifth st, ap
REVENUE CUTTER FOR THE LAKES.
Tazasati Dittafivur
Washington, 16th Match. 18431
iIiciEALED PROPOSALS will be received at HA< Tle
pertinent, until the 17th of April n, at. for
tile Hull of an Iron Steamer, to he used t a Revenue
(Jotter on Lake Erie, of the following ditnen.ions, say,
one hundred and forty (140) feet on deck, twent ' , three
(3) feet beam, and ten (10) feet hold. Model, drawktga
and moulds for building to be furnished by the Pepart
ment. It is expected that these boats will be built in te
ference to Hunter or Ericsson's Propeller. The Iron
used In construct ion must be American, and of the very
beat quality, and is to he painted with Iwo good coats of
?Tread, (one before the walk is put up and the other
after). The whole of said Iron work shall he weighed,
after it it wrought and fitted to Its appropriate place,and
previous to Its being finally put together: payment will
be made according to this nett weight per pound, inclu
ding coal hunkers, water tanks and galley. The chain
plates, bohatays and nit iron work necessary to the hull,
spars, rigging, sails and guns will be included In the pro
posata, and the price for such work wilt be separately
slated. A spar deck of while pine, 4by 6 in.,to be laid,
secured from Underneath, with the ..wood screW bolts"
caulked and planed. Berth deck of ash or yellow pine.
2* by Clinches, pinked and bolted to the berth deck. al-
so caulked and pinned. Ceiling plank of white oak to
the flooring, heads, 5 inches thick, thence yellow Otter
4 inches thick, to the lower deck clomps,all of which will
be estimated by the square superficial f.-et. The mate
eats and weight uotil In the construction,lo he approved
and the work to be inspected by such officer as the Se
cretor; of the Treasury mny appoint, and the work to
he done according to the direction of the superintendant.
The vessel to be rompteleil within six months frc m the
day of delivering t, and plans of building.
The workmanship to be insneeted, nrevfoos to dellve
ry, by two competent judses; one to be chosen by each
of the parties of the contract. who. In the event of their
disagreement, shall select a third, who are to determine
Whether the work has been executed In all respects, ac
cording to the proposal and agreement.
J. C. SPENCER 4
Secretary of the Treasury
mar 22--Inll
Farms to Lease.
THE underaieued will lease two ' , arms situated in
East Deer townsiiiii, with the necessary tette:tents,
and from 75 to 100 arrea cleared on each. AIM). one
farm siluated in Went Deer township Aite:heny county,
with from 50 to 75 acres cleared. TI e above described
property la In reasonably :ood repair, laying ab cut 15
miles from the. cllp of Pittsburali, and within two miles
of the Prnn'a Canal. and will he lensed on reasonable
terms for from 1 to .hree years. to good tenants.
HARTRAM MISERY.
March I.lth—tf.
JJUST RECEIVED.—An excellent assort ment of Cot
fee Mills, cheap zarden Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Axes
Hatchets, Hong and vilely rark.l,knlurft,lanuieville.Lime
white Wash; sweeping, scruhhing, sloth and du , ting
Brushes, writing.'etter and Ara nninl pa per,Coslish and
country Quills, corn brooms and wisps. pari-r
and borders, window sash and glass, Tot., Buckets and
Churns, country Carpet, tahle salt. and other article, for
sale nu accommodating terms far rash, good negocrable
paper, or barter, to suit consignees
Blthrls.N, O. Spam', this day received per steamer New
York, and (or sale hy .1. OA- 1. CORD ON.I.
doe 10, No. 12 Writer
WILLIAM C. WALL. - Plain and Fancy Portrait
and Pialloll EMIRS Manufacturer, No. 87.
Faure* Street Pittaistrik.....Can VOSS Brushes. Varninli
e., for A rtists, always on hand. Looking Glasses. ¢r.
promptly framed to order. Repairing done at the short
est notice.
Particular attention paid to re:tiding and Jobbing orev
ery descrip.lon.
Persons fitting up ?team Boats or houses will find It Iv
hciradvant.nge to call. sep 10
SWINE; roc K 4. Cp.. Sueeessots to J. B.Guth•
• tie, at the old stand corner of sth and Wood sta.,
having complied with the requisitions of the new Aut•
lion Law, 're prepared to make advances on consign•
meats and to ad lion favorable terms. They hope tty
continuing to 'none ready Pales and prompt returns, to
receive a fair portion of business.
In retiring from the Auction kusinese. I take great
pleasure in recommending to the public Messrs. Samtim
Fahnesinek 4- Co.. who have complied with the requite•
tnents of the new Auction Law and will do hasinees at
my old eland. 1. B. GUTHRIE.
april 3 1643.
J,ST RECEIVED from New York-3000 copies of
the Youth's Temperance Advocate and 500 copies
or the Journal of the American Union for lbarch,
The hound Youth's Advocates with 29 nos, Sibbett's
Western Review for April. Alen on hand every day
he Daily Post. Chronicle, Sun Totten trotter, hop City,
Mercury and Manufacturer, Washineton Ren ee for
sale cheap. IRA AC H A FIRI9z Joint
apr 5. and Com Mer no 9 Fifth al.
W.& M. RIITCIIELTKEE,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, RECTIFYING
DISTILLERS, AND WINE AND LIQUOR
MERCHANTS.
No. 160 libertystreet. (opposite 6th,)
HAVE for Fain 59 Mid, N. 0. Sneer, prime quality.
259 Ws N. 0. Molneses. prime wilily, with a cen
t assortment of Grorerles, Wines, Liquors, Gortlitle;
era which they will Fell on accommodating ler inn.
8-3ld .1 w
rO the Honorable the Jutle,es of the Court of
General Quarter Sessions of the Peaje, in anti
fir the county of Allegheny.
The petition of Freidrich Mlle, n( the township
of Levier St. Clair, it, slid county, humbly showed).
That he is well provided with IlLnee roam and oth•
ei conveniences for the accommodation of strangers
and travelers, at the house now occupied by him as
a tavern; and being derirnus to continue in that
bu
aineas he preys your honors to grant him a license to
keep en Inn or house of Public Entertainment.—
And he will pray, &c.
The undersigned eitisens of the township of Lower
St. Clair respectfully certify that the above named
applicant is a gentleman of goon repute for honesty
and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation and
lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said tav
ern is necessary.
Jacob Helle,
Samuel Neely
Andrew Giffin:
William Hodgson,
Nic. Schneider,
George Hodgeenn,
Apil 13-3!
SCHOOL Fort YOUNG LADIES;
MR. J. W., Mrs.,and Mira EINKEWELL resprctfhl•
ly Info rm their frtrnds and the public that the nest
Quarter will commence on Monday. April 16. Ella
weeks notice will be required before the removal of PuPil•
aP
Walt vale on actommodaling terms
l OObhls good Lanier Me Llme. 300 dnz. rill s'ttn ,
window Sash. 100 holes all sites windnw G 'tom. SO rfl.ins
Wrapping, letter and writing Panel . ; ziti doz corn broom•
and all i pz„.s4;oo plebes paper bonging:land hordeiz to suit.
rot cash of ipproved.bartet to toll con. Ignees
IBAAC AIMS,
NJ it Argt s!iii Cosi letteht, Nd 8, nah it.
MEE
ISAAC HARRIS
Rzent and Com Met% No 9,5 t h et
Auction
Pillsburgh, April Ist 1
FREIDRICH HET.LE
Ca , I Braun,
Watgon Neely,
Martin Snyder,
.10,eph Ritter,
Peter Diebult,
Matibew Augnshine.
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CANAL BOAT PU ' NITURIC.
IHAVE on band at the Moro NO. Wood Welt. $
large quantity or Mattraseet, Vest
Frames, single and doable Coto, kr: 4 I••; indult " he
Canal Boats; for sale at reasonable prices.
ap T WM. NOBLE, trigiOillrille
W ILIA ADI DOHERTY,
H AT and Cap Manufactui cr. 148 I.ll:erty Its 1»d«1
Market mild Sixth. up 10- 80.
REMOVAL.
A.J, DURBORAIV, ATTORNEY ATTAW
removed hie calico to No 63 Fifth street
Loreto Wood and Sthilliftetd etc next door to Alder
Morrow, hor 7. 184
Birmingham dg,.
AU'TS pug STEAMER C LEVELAND
And Cleveland Line.
March . .
3. V. Btirbridge di. Cm
AGEMIITS for the hale of Beau v's Watto t.
helloed) good and aruithfield.
March SO, 1343.
For Rent.
Fi OR a tern) of yegrn. TWo building tots tin tha
of the Allegheny river. adjoining the City blob.
Apply al the. hon4e A:ency, Penn toireet..sth Ward;
Mar 2. JAM ES BLAKELY.
COTTON.
1 01 TIALP,A Caton—For sale lots. 6y
ea/ war 23. JANIESSIAT.
Fl.OeR.
1000 Su perfi n e F B Io i t? R r, BR IA Store e r c ti e tlid .
Water st., bei wean Wood andSm kheelA
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. vi NATIONAU
ROA D AND BALTIMORE •ss OHIO RAM
COMPANY.
•ts.. •
tAk.
E t line MU. 9. 61. 11 Egetehes for Was SI jrtos
.111 fl aitimor , Phi:ads/yr/Ha sad :kew York.
This line is In full operation and leaVesPitisbhith Ball
t
at 6 u'elock A. M., via Wilthington Pa. aid nationa l
road to Cumberland, connecting here with the Call road
Co's. to all the above places: Travellers will And Old
a speedy and comfortable route, It beings Separate sad
distinct Pittsburgh and Cumberland line, raeltitiell will hd
afforded which have not been heretofore enjoyed. Es,
tra coaches furnl'hed at the shortest notice, %VIM) ail
privilegr of gcing throtigh direct, or taking cne
rest at their option.
i For tickets, apply at our office at theMonongithithi
I House. L. W. STOCKTON ,
Prettident of N. R. Stage Co.
Feb. 3 d—dt Ir
R. M. OAWSON,
Itiattufaeturer of Tin, Copper tind ghee/
Iron Ware,
No 61 Liberty, between Market and fish etre° 7 .
WOULfi respectfnlly Inform theeitisens Of Masi
burgh. and the public In seneral that he eontinthai
to carry on the above business In all Its various Itraneheit
at the akove stand; where he will always keep a *elm.
al assortment or all irtietel in his line, all of giihicti
will be made In the same manner and orgood matertaliii
and will be disposed of bn the mbst xaddetati tied *a
eommodstin: terms.
Counlei.Metenants Yndbther dealers Will And it td
'heir:We:int:tee to:call and eiartdite bin mutt heforit put•
ehneing eleewerre.
StrainbratrAiniires and roitlipe.s rooted with ioppeis
zinezi.le, lead and Itor on the shorteqi polite; bililend
and comiuctots made and Nit tip with despatell m usual.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE: -
A LI. persanr indebted to the relate of Atihdr
Mean, late of ROFS 10W110 pp. derellSe4,lil! ItqaPplfryl
to make payment to the una.rAlited AIIII all person/
having Onion against raid rat air.tviltplease presenttatiol
properly Roth inticated for adorA merit.
apr 7-6'.
R. E. iII,cGOWIN4
(Srircesaor 1 , / Z. IV Remington.)
SIJRVEYING. Regulathie, LeVCiiifie and Mettrare.
meat orall kind!., will he attended to ai herslefore,
at the old office of Z W. lied:du:ton, Penn strret, near
Hand. h. E.ArGOWIN.
r commend t. B. llEGovrts to the former Premed
orate concern. Z. W. R4SIINGION.
10-2tv
• 11.843 -
Standart, Inzraham A& Co:
FORWARDING AND COAL .wzavwera.
Cr.tirattaxb, OW.
AGENTS nit the Nettlutiftstrkponortoilob
Composed col' the Merchants Line, Edit Canal.
Washington Line.
Minter. Palmer 4 Co',. Line of 81 earn Basis are 4a{•
eels on she tatted,
Ckvelend Lim Penneyhrania and Ohla Candi:
Ptcipriitors of the Merchants Line 01110 -
R Brut
a r Exowotti-n. N 0.9; Cobnties 811 p, IF
IL. Howse' 4 Cb. AllrAny.
0 - rie CY.rr , Boston.
ilciTen, [quiet 4. Cii.Bilffeld.
M.T. Wit.timits 4. Dow, Clivelaid.
Poi Joni M. ALT Al', do;
CHARLVI Si•Gtentase, ad,
J. B. DICIIY, Heaver.
Ittetentonist 4 Co., Pittehorgll
an 1 1843-1 y
R. DJINIEL MeME.IL. Office on trinii . situ
1-11 0 bei wee n %lend end Smithfield writs. PhielliKig•
der.
DRIED PE.,ICHES:
100 BUSHELS Odell Peathes.
For stie log ht AMES
U. a. ![BLS
MaoltAlr 411. MIZOIMPSOPir;
GENERAL AGENTS and Commission Harahan*
sr. Lows. iii 4
iteter la:.
Hesars. Turbett. ito3er k metio r
viell iliissiiii.
W. H. Campbell 4. co.
i. Cope. Todhuatirr- It Co. ri.lll.
.. Aorgan,flineher 4. co
., woods, Yeatmin 4- Co. Hi Loula:
.. Woods, Christy 4. Co. . Feb. 4,-413m ,
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2"
BlLS.tresh Family Flour. For saki by,
ft" niur 14. JAMES MAL
PIG IRON.
64 ToNs Ten nessre Pig him
Fur sale to* to . closeconslgament.by
mar 14- JAMES DIA*.
66 nnt,s. PLAN rATtoNI MOLASgEI3. fieetvei
per Otearneri Little Ben ■nd Fatten, and for
2. G. 4 4 1 1.601tOtiN
12 Water street
TO LET. ,
ANEAT convenient College butt crime houre.ellm•
ete a short distance Wow the canal tit Allegheny
city Enanite of JAMES NAY.
mar ER.
FATHERS— '7 sacks Feathers just received aid fee
sale airs, by
SAILMAN, JENNINGS 4 ro.
43 Weed et.
from partnership heretotore.existin: between the rah.
scribe , ' under the firth of Murphy 4. A Prtinilte. Is
this pdlissiolired hp mtstital consent; ail persung huh /
c laims against then Will please present their dicer:routs'
for payment, and all those indebitd are , rrsiattsleti tat
sal tie the same with either of the partner. %etre !lie to
A. mtraPtik.
T. APPLtftE.
of Star next
ap Ist.
In rell•ring rionl the Grocery husierierj eArkerfOtte re
eninmenalne neer firoi ur A einr+nyi• :4•lq, t, t ro a ,,4 s ,
of title tete coneern. T; A Pl'LtfirE.
A basine latt...t gnu IR vr tp4 , p§
rartnerithip it r re"....
&feted at the 13'4 wand, nu4a.r the et of 4%.l7iirTrban4..
Son, eir,ho will always bit Pi polled wililArrery
In the Grocery line, irhteir limy pprp topfAr
cash. A. V • SOL
sp 12-3 t
el 311 r.
RICH 1R 11 NI EEC, AN A timln't
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