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PUBLIC OFFICES,(W.
Crry POST Omer.. Third between Market and Wood
streets—t. 111 Elddle, Postikaster.
COSTOKHOO.III. Water. 4th door front wad st. Peter.
sot's traltdings—Major John Willock.Collector.
Grey TAIRA/CRT. Wood betareen Pirit and Second
treeta—Jams A. Bartrans. Treasurer.
tIovirerLICANCIRS, Third uteri, next door to the
Third rteshyterian Church—S. R. Johnston, Treasurer.
klayoVisOrrice, frottrth, between Market and Wood
— 4llllitunr-....:Afic , xander Flay, Mayor.
MxaCn►trw's Elea &sox. Fourth, near Market A.
BANKS.
Trreasurtoo;between Market and Wood streets, on
ttlirtfAnti Pontlh streets.
' MairmicuTe'axo 5111.1110PACTIMERSt •xa F•axsas' Dr•
/GMT Hoax, (formerly Saving Fand,) Fourth, between
.74rati4 and Market streets.
Bsgt•tttos, Filth street, new Wood.
HOTELS.
MO NNNNNN eta Meet, Water street, near the Bridge .
1111NIII&Ker. FICITZL, corner of Penn and Si
illintooan-re floTti, corner of Third and Wood.
:ANlCatcAsi licrscs.,corner of Third and Smithfield
° "" - llonvelograTte. corner of Penn street and Canal
4 1 .1Pectio Emate, Liberty street. near Seventh.
:Mmucits SlAwstnic House, Liheriy Si opposite Wayne
r.`'.'llteounittrarr Marmon Houss. Penn St. opposite Canal
ROBERT WOODS, ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR AT LA W. —offire remo
red le BakevretVg offices on Grant at_ neatly opposlie
Ins new Court noose, next rooms to /ohm D. Mahon,
,;—First Boor. rep 10
PROS. H. ELLIOTT, K. D.-office newer ea to
X. Si. Clair street, between Pens end Liberty St a • •
:eiteltbetrek. • 1.1 P 10
Hg 88• TONER, Attorney at Law, North Ea.t corner
of Smithfield and Faun h streets. sep 10-1 y
MMANDLESS & m , cLuttE, Attorneys and
Counsellors at Law: Office in the Diamond, hack
of the old Court Iloose,Pittshur:h. sep 10
SHUN • k FINDL aY. Attorneys at Law, Four th st.,
hear the Mayor's Office, Pittsltureh. rep 10-1 y
THOS.HAMIII,I 4 )N. Attorney at Law, Fitt h, between
Wood and Smithfield ala.,Pittstmreh. sip 10-1 y
WM. 0 9 RA.RA ROBINSON, Attorney at Law;
Office on the north side of the Dia mon&Metween
darket and Union streets, upstairs PPp 10
A J. DURBORAM, Attorney at Law; tender!.
/IL. Mt* ptoressionnt services to the plablir. Office cur.
nr Ptah a nil Shirk@ Screen, altbee D. tioyd Co's
etsare,Pittahurth. Pa. !Pp 10
.EYST6II RUI.7If.‘NAN. Arteries!: at Lau. office
remicored from the Diamond, to "Attorney'sßew,"
bady sideof Fourth istreet, between Market and Wood
linens treplo
BUCKMASTER, ATTRNEY AT LAW,
• tasrew - inved his office to the corner 411 Fonrth
street and Cherry Alley, between 'Smithfield and Grant
streets, Pittsburgh. sett 10
GEOROZ LAT.Aro. Attorney at Law. Office
Pia, $4 Filth street, near the Theatre. Pittalmr:h.
ofsP 0-11
/MADE Vlt Alltl 1 NGTON,
4770111,N1CT AT L.W. —Office is Bear.' Banding.
Tomsk wrest. ?limbs rib. Nov.s. 1842-
1109 N J. MITCLIELL--Atiorney at Law. office
MN avow of 8u1t66.4,1 and sth AS • Piltshorgh.
COlieCiiollll made. A 1 nosiness entrusted to his
are will.be promptty attended to.
REMOVAL;—R. Morrow, Alderman; offi.e north
aide of Fifth at., between Wood and Smithfield
trtrti riftsborgh. IMO 10
Dlll. 8. . HOLM ES. °Mr., In Second street, nest door
to Malvany 4- Co 's Glass Warehouse sep 10—ly
itYIIPIS t'a►N ¢ s Bouknelert. Printers an
taper Manufacturers, No. 37, Market at. two 10-17
JOIEIN ANDERSON. Smith fi eld Fou n d r y, Water at..
ppar the Mononsahrla HOOPP, Plum urth. sep 10-1)
?Nowa/ 111. YOtJN • . FRANCIS 1.. YOUNG.
rviioS. B. YOUNG Jr. CO., Furniture Ware
JL Rooms, tuorner of Hand at. 4- Exchange Alley.
Persona wishing to purchase Furniture, will find it to
heir advantage to give us a call, beinr fully satisfied that
we can please as to quality and price. Pep 10
BACON.
20 000 1.0 Bacon (linvound) jail received.
per ' , learner Eveline. and for sale low
BIRMINGHAM 4- CO.
lbw d•b, by
M► 34
ICienot.As D. Cocsmi.x....
dr - 1 OL CO.,Geners A gents, Forwarding and
41 L-/ Coranstesion Merchants. Levee Street, Vicki burg
lliw Tbey respectfully so:tet t consigatnenis. a 42-
VIIEMI CLOSEYA Coot and Shne Manufacto
ry, No. 83 Fourth St., next door to itt.• U. Slates
..eie l u Ladles Prune's, Kid and Satin Shoes made in
Pe neatest manner, and by the newest French patterns.
aep 10
GARDEN TOOLS, consisting of Hoes. Fancy Spades
Transplanting Trowels, Eddins Toold, Budding
Knives, Pruning Snivel, Pruning Shears, etc., just re.
seined and for dale by F. L. SNOWDEN.
sea 10 184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
MA.GIEITRATES'BLANKS, for proceedings In .nt
tneAnuint under the late law, for sale at title Office
in. 10011, BALE.—Lots on the North East corner of Coal
Lane and High street. Apply to
. sap 10 BENJ. DARLINGTON, Market, near 4th st.
nth LBB. Landreth's French Sugar Beet Seed, just
JM , received and for sate at the Drug end Seed
F. L. SNOWDEN,
184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
Store of
no 10
BLANK PETITIONS, NOTICES, &C.-
1 o be used in Bankruptcy proceedings, printed on
goettpaper,aad in the forms approved by t he Couri.for sate
at Oaken( the Mercury and Democrat. sep 10
WII. HUBBARD , Ladies' fashionable boot and
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- me Manufacturer. No. 101, Third le reet , between
Wee. and Smithfield streets. Pittsburgh step 10
Jg. TATTER 80N, Jr., Birmingham, near Pittsburgh,
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h., nanufacturer or Locks, Hinges and Bolts; To
lson*, setter, !inland Timber Scrims; Houton Screws for
aorther Si ke. sep 10—f y
JOHN MICLOSH.EY, Tailor and Mahler. Lther.y
- "Jilliamt. *liken Sixth and Virgin &icy, south side.
sep-I0
JW. BUIL B RIDC.V. .y CO., Wnotcsale Grocer. and
Catnettelon Merchants— Second street, between
Wood end Smithfield sts„Pittsbor:h. Imp MLA y
0. 4. A. Goaignit. Commission and Forwarding
al • bluebaots, Water st.,Pittsborp, iep 10-ply
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Wholesale Grocers, Commission and Pro
duce Merchants,
"la Dealers in PittsbxrgA ./Wassrfoctures
No. 43 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
MAILMAN, JENNINGS lc
Cotton Yarn Warehouse,
No. 43.W00d street.
Agents for the sate of the Eagle Cotton Factory Ya rns
THOMPPON ............ TIMPIBLI L.
HANNA 4- TURNBULL'S Paper Warehouse. No.
11 , 4. Wood to., where may be had a general supply
of writing. wrapping, printing. wall paper, blank books.
school books, 4-e, kc. Pcp 10—ly
R. C. TOWNSEND 4. CO.. Wire Workers and
ifaarfaertseers, No. 23 Market street, between 2d
and 3d streets. sep 10-1 y
,!CHANGE ANG E HOTEL, Corner of Penn and St. Clair
' etreels, by aIcIiIBBIN 41. SMITH.
Sep iO--4.1,
BROWNSVILLE JUNIATA IRON WORKS.--Ed
ward Hnebeß. Manurnourer of Iron and Nails
Warehouse N 0.25. Wood at_ Pntsba rgh. Pep 10 y
1.%E GOODS. —Preston k Mackey, whulesale and
retail dealers In English, French, ard Domestic
Dry roods, No. RI, Market st , Pittsburgh. Pep 10
JJoniIIPDEVITT, ‘Vhoirsale Grocer RectifOng
Distiller, And Dealer In Produce and Pitisburgh
!Manufactured Art Wee, Ns. 224 Liberty Street, Pius
burek. rep 10
Wtutasst H. Wlt.t.t,Ass 10111.1 S. DIt.WORIFI
WILLIAMS & DILWOR'rII. - --- Whoiesaie
Grneprs Produce and Commission Merchants, and
dealers In Pitt.burgh Manufactured articles, No. 29,
Wood street. sep 10
JOHN lt.Sncriter.. /As. N. Kest
QIIERIFF & KEAN, M itiltracturer4 of Copper.
Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware. No. RU. Prom st ~ Fills.
burgh. House Spouting and Sicainhoat work Nornpily
executed. sep 10
irk AVID SANDS, IV ATCII & CLOCK
1-1 MAKER, So. 7, St. Clair strict, Pius.
DEALER IN WATCHES,CLOCKS,BREASTPINS
FINGER RINGS, CHAINS. KEYS, C0.U85,..c.
self 10
ir AN DRETHIS G ARDEN SEEDS.- A bill
.11_4 supply of Lantitent's Garden Seeds, always on
hand, and for sale at Ills agency, the Drtin tome of
REMOVAL.—Matthew Jones, Itarher and ❑alr Dresa
er, has removed to Fourth gt reel 0 10 ,0 silet he clay
OM office, where lie will he happy to:wait n pout permanent
or transient customers. lie sitlir 04 a share of public. eat-
TOnate, cep 10
JOHN M'FARLAND, Upholsterer and Cabinet
sitairr. Third et. helmet* Wood lc Market street*.
respectful Infqrnts his friends and the public that be is
prepared to execute all orders for Sofas. Sideboards. flu.
mans, Chairs. Tattles, Pedgleads.Standi. flak and Spring
Matirasses, Curtain.. Carpets. all aorta of Upholsterin:
wont, which he will warrant equal .o any made in the
city, and on reasonable term.. Pep 10
1tE.410 VAI4-.-T lifr=eriberg have remov. dto l ' Vs.
ter between ‘Vood and Smithfield streets. where
they will continue the Wholesale Grocery and Commis.
Mon int.iiness and would re , yectrully solicit the palm,
age of their friends J. W. BUfinItIDC E4. co.
Dec 3
D[. A. W. PAT I ERSON. klffice on Smatilleld rtreet
near f3lsth• rep 10
FARE REDUDED. 17. S. Matt. LIKE or STAOES AND
RAIL ROAD Ca RR, from PIIIVVIIIIr2II. Via Ilv , lford,
Onambershurg, flarristrire and Lancaster, to rtioadm.
Oda. connecting with the Mail trnln of Cars to N
4•c. Only 150 miles gtacirez and ore right out.
Alan. the Direct line to Baltimore.
Fare to Philadelphia s.n.
Baltimore, 9.
Leaves tinily at R o'rhack A. M.
Of f ice second door below the Merchant? Ilglcl Wood st
MENOELL, GRAHAM. 'WAUGH 4- Co.
fell 23. 11143-Iv. Proprietors'.
}IACTS SPEAK FOR THEAISELVES—TRUTII IS
COXVIXCLNY7:- Having been afflicted for nearly
tare years, with a hard 11Wrilin: on the cap army knee.
width prodnced moth pain, and need various applica
rions reeornmendeAl by Hie Faeolty--elf in vain wa•
eared completely by the nee of one bottle of Dr. Brand
rel h's Linemen*. or External Remedy.
Wit OMB mr hand JAMES TAYLOR,
Ohio tp A Ilerheny co. Pa. Jan. 10111,1840.
Dr. Rrandreth's External Remedy or Liniment; sold
at hist:Ace. No. 91 , 1 Wood street, Pittsburgh, PRI CE--
50 cents per bottle. feb R.
5t143.1911 AND ILIOL.I SSE S.
fine. N. 0. guear.
V 40 bbl.. Molnesee.
Just rerelved per Steam bnat ottland, nrd for ante by
.1, W.IIIIRnRIDGF,4•Co
mar 3. Water It„ between Wood and Lemnbfield
JUST RFCEIVF:D. Twelve boxes of Oranges and
Lemons, of the finest quality. for sate wholesale and
by WM. TtIORN,
fen 2Z—tf. 5.1 Mat ket pt.
FAMILY FLOUR —.lltvt received 6 few intrrew of
Superior Flour, wile expressly for family use. Fur
sole by ISAAC CRITS.E.I4B Lib, St.
In Store.% barrels sun. flour.
AcKERELAND CODFISH--In oinre, 4 caAks
I 'CodIIPP; al4o, 5 barrels Nu 2 Mark ere!, and 15
half bar,els, will be sold very low, apply to
tear 16, ISA AC CRUSE, 148 Liberiy Ft.
LOYD R. CoLEM•A
WANTE!),B boy of front 14 to 16 yearn of age.
Application to he made before the firm. of March to
F I. SNOWDEN,
felt 3. 184, Liberty bead of Wood at.
SALT.
30 j 0 BB LS No 1 Sal t oi t i v iie B n i %a n srt dr i o p r G s: E i
4. 1e1
gnat 24 Water rt., between Wood add Smithfield
20,000 LEIS: Cotton Yarns, assorted
Nov.
2,000 Batting,
2,000 " Candle Wick,
1,000 " Carpet Chain, and
500 " Cotton Twine. From the Eagle Facto
ry. For sale by
HAILMAN, JENNING':.& ('o,
Cotton Yarn Warehouse,
mar 17 No. 43 NVond street.
APPLES.—Just received from Ohlo, per wagons, 35
barrels of green apples, consisting of ..Peonocks”
-Blairs.'t Also, 50 bushels of dr led apples, for sale by
ISA AC CRUSE,
Who aerps constantly oc,, hor Timothy and Clover
seed of the best quality mar 'l6.
JAMES W. 1741/ JedlN JOffN Fs FNNINOS
have entered ialo partnership for the purpose of
transacting a WholetaleGrocrry; Produce and Commis.
shan business under the firm and style of EAILMAN.
JENNINGS ¢ Co.,at No 43 Wood street, opposite the
Merchan s' Hotel, where a supply of Groceries and Pitts
burgh Id nufacturcd Articles can always be had on Jibe
al terms. March 17 '43-
SUGAR RICE 4 MOLASSES.
2 HHIM Prime N.O.Boger.
1
10 Tierces Rice.
19 Obis. N 0.3 Macherel.
For sale low to close consignment, by
mar 14. JAMES MAY
Birmingham & Co.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING .VER
CHANTS, No. 60 Water street, Pittsburgh Pa.
Terrni—tteceivinz and Shippleg 5 cents per 100 lb.
Com in ivslons on Purchase, Via gales 2j per efeL
• war 22,
HAILMAN, JENNINGS & Co
F. L. SNOWDEN,
184 lihert v !creel, hood or Wood
COPA R.I NERSHIP.
ob i t on Ba i o Coffee.
kr
A.EASE'S HOA HOUND CANDY. —Tiriiii has
received tble day from New York. a fresh supply 0.
the above Celebrated cure for Coughs, Colds and Con
gumption; and Is ready to supply customers at wholesale
or retail, at his Median/ Agency, 2t Fourth it.
nov 12
DAVID t: LA RI, fi r t, reashionable Boot Maker,—
ties removed to No, 34 Market street, hetweso
Second and Third streets, where he would be happy
to see his old customers, and all others who feel dispos.
ed to patronize hint. He uses nothing but first rate
stock, and employs the best of workmen; and as he gives
Ins constant personal attention to business, he truststhat
he will deserve and rcceive a fair share of patronage.
slit 10
March 17, '43
FRUITS, ICE ult EA al, CONFECTIWNIA
A Bunker respectfully informs his friends and the
public that they ran always find the best quality of lee
Creams. tos.ether with al: kinds of confectionary and
fruits, In their •ee , on, at his establishment—No. 11,
Fifth street, betwe-n Wood and Market.
N. B.—Parties supplied on the shortest notice, with
cakes, or anything to his line. Also families furnished
with Bread. fen 10
/IrVANSIS CAMOMILE PILL Ls.—ABRA
HAM J. CLEM ER, residing at 66 Mott street.
New York, was afflicted with Dyspepsia in its most
riggravated form. The symptoms were violent head
ache, great debility, fever, costiveness, cough, heart.
horn, pain in the chest anti stomach always after eating,
impaired appetite, sevsat lon of sinking at the stomach,
furred tongue, nausea, with frequent vomitingn, dizziness
towards night and restleness. These had continued up
ward of a twelvemonth, when, on consultiug Dr. Wm.
Eva ns.loo MU ham street, • anti submitting to his ever
successful and agierable mode of treatmetd. the patient
was completely restored to health In the short space of
onemonili. and 2rni,!liil for the incalculable benefit deriv.
ed. gladly CAMP forward and volunteered - the above slate
For sale Vt'llolecale and Retail by
R. E. SELLE.IIS, Acent,
No 20. Wood street. below Second.
Cheap for Cash.
UNION COTTON F.RCTORY.
Prices Reduced.
Share Reel Yarn
Long Reel 'Yarn.
No. 5 at 16 chi. per Ib 500 at 9 cis pirs dz.
6 at 161 ditto 600 at It ditto
7 at 17 ditto 700 'at 7 ditto
at 17$ ditto 800 at 6 ditto
9 at lit ditto 900 at 5 ditto
10 at 19i ditto 11:100 at 4 ditto
11 at 19 ditto i
12 at 191 dim) jeandimick :It 16 cts pert.
1:3 at 20 ditto Conn Ratting i 9 ditto
14 at 201 ditto Family do. ii 123 ditto
15 at 21 ditto Carp't Chain . 20 ditto
117 at 22 ditto !Corn Tr. ine • 25 ditto
17 nt 23 dim) Stnettinz Yarn and
13 at 24 ditto roverlet Yarn always on
19 at 25 ditto (Potion
211 at 2 6 ditto El'oitott %Varna made to order
Orders promptly attended to. If left at J. k C.
Painter', Logan 4 - Kennedy's. or the most Mile., addrect:
frb 21. J. K. tti ninth k Co,
sfi if II S. 0. Sticar,
II 230 RRLS N. O. Mr:a.scs
40 Tivree. Rice.
20 floia No :3 Mar',err!,
10 do No 2
7 'rimer, Sperm Od. JlsA rereivrd per S R ExprPrep
NMI and for tralp by J. W. 818 RR I f/G f'n
mrtr 4. I,r otrr RI between Wood and Smithfield.
riliff: subscriber ha• remov d bdr rashionshle T Inl orin;
r.SlOlOlllhOll l lll 10 the Monongahela house. :id door
from first Ft, an emit hfielif xl.w here hisold rustorners and
all otiters who may fdcor hint with a rail may dr prod on
having their work done in a superior Style. From his
long experience In the business in thin City, and in many
other fashionable Mime in Europe and America. he feel&
confident that bn can give satisfaction to all who may
please to favor him with their custom. Rv 3lrtni attention
to business and superior workmanship he h.rpri to merit
and receive a share n(pnlnlir patronage. Heir-lend keeping
on hand a *apply of 2ondi, anal t rim mings sti it eite for the
cusicrner tra.le which will Ire fold at very reduced prig r e.
H. DONAGHY.
TO 7'111; PUIILIC. arid porttrutorte to MY .r.rite
patvese o . f I Alt eity:—llavit.: ',tired from the
ntarliro of !Medicine. 1 may by permitted to say. that ft
has fallen to :he lot of l lit few persons to have ettjoyed
so liberal or large a ...hare of ohm retrical practice as my
own has been for th.• last SO or 40 years.
The experience of that long period attritive life, atld ;
rant of my havinp, been t wire, since MO, as.mcialed wl It
Dr. It. A. Wilson, in the ptactice of medicine, (In innhs
period of five years.) enntilox me ta. Jndge fully of the
meriis of his pill!.
So convenient, so efficient, and yet su see. did I esteem
These pills, that for the last five years In my pract ire for
the cure of chronic diseases, or hatever natnA, •nd hose
of females in particular, I have used more ol them than
all other medicines.
Like every WIWI medicine, this must fail in some in
stances, but In my hands there has been less disappoint.
ment and morn mist - art ion In t.tesdministrallon of this
one remedy than of all of hers; Its good effects sometimes
quite astonishing m..
If my patient ref:wired n sa fe aperient merlielne either
-fore or after parturition, the Wilson'', pi.ls were Jurt
the thing I wanted.
►►e dyspeptic acid condition (lithe stomach, combined
with costiveness or inactivity of the liver. cons! ituted the
diseave ,1 my patient. the pills were just the thing ►
wanted.
If I treated a rase requiring an emmennogue, the
Wilson's pills were Jost the thing I wanted.
If palpitation, headache. flushed countenance, or other
difficulties, indiraiinz a disturbance of the circulatory
and secretory systems, annoyed my patient at the •turn
of tire,' the Wi11.0105 pills were joist the thine I wanted.
Thus, without resuJet to the name, a disease might
happen to wear at the. time I have had it under treat
ment, particular indications or symptom; arising. were
al - "ays nimt promptly and most happily met by the
Wilson's pills.
That so great a number of d kenses, and sometimes ap.
parently oppo-ile ones, in which I have used these pills,
should be clu ed more readily by 111P111 than by any of her
remedy, may at first seem strange and contradictory, but
why it Is so Is as clear to my mind as that a great many
persons should become thirsty frorni.s many different
causes, and yet all require that common and greatest of
all blessings, waler to quench their thirst.
In conclusion, it is due the eputationef the medicine
and the nubile, to any decidedly and unconditionally, that
the. Wilson's pills are the only combination I have ever
met with in my long course or practice, that really pod.
cessesanything curative or specik for sick headache.
Yours .tc., DR. MILO ADAMS.
The above Pi/la tles;ened particularly for the sick
ilaed.Arhe, Dyspepsia, Constipation of .t he Bowels ¢e.,
prepared by the proprietor Dr. R. A Wilson, and for
sale, wholesale and retail, at his dwelling In Penn street,
below lila y, Oct 1
lUSTIC or Lee Knife wan formerly resorted to to all
cases of burns, scalds and wounds, where mortlfica•
was apprehended, The necessity fey such sharp prat•
tire exists no longer. The Maalcal Pain Extractor, from
Comstock 71 Maiden Lane is a far more efficient preven
live of mortification than cold steel or nitrate of silver.
The application of this wonderful compound instantly
removes the local pain,and ifthe wound, scald, burns or
bruise has not Injured some vital organ so as to render
cure Mil osslide, it ‘ 111 in a very shgrt apace of time
restore the part nifeeted to a sound and healthy state
without leaving the cicatrix behind. This preparation is
also a certain remedy for inflamed eyes, cancerous sere.,
ulcers, broken breast and sore nipple and all ebrasions
and eruptions of the skin. its success as n cure for
the plies is unparalleled and the vouchers for its c.ira•
live properties are frnm the mist respectable and en.
lightened sources.—Herald.
FOr sale at Tuttle's, 86 Fourth street:
PHENOJW.EXON IN CHEMISTRY—East India
Hair Die—colote the hair and will not the skin
This Dye is in the form ofra Powder which in math matte.
of tact may be applied to the hair over night, the fret
night turning the lightest or grey kair to dark brown; and
by repeating a second or third night, to a jet black. Any
person may, therefore. with the least possible trouble,
keep his bait any dark shade or a perfect black, with the
positive assurance that the powder if applied to the akin
win net color it. There Is no coloring in this statement,
as any one may easily test. These facts are warranted
by the chemist who manufactures it.
For sale at TUTTLE'S, 86 Fourth street, where a
;urge assortment of Paten; Ntedicinea may always Ike had
at either wholesale or retail
I=MEMI
For sale by
A. GORDON
I { einoval.
Pewfjoria ! 86 rp arils Ftiv
D R. GOODE'S Celebrated Female Pills. These
Piltsare strougty recommended to the notice of
the ladies as a sate 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 Hysterical and Nervous
affections: These PHI, have gained the sanction and
approbation of the most eminent Physicians In the Uni.
tel States, and many Mothers. For sale Wholesale and
Retail. by R. E. SELLERS, Agent.
seri 10 No. 20. Wood Sircet,lselow Second.
AVM. ADAIR, Boot and Shoe .Maker, Liberty St.,
opposite the head of Smithfield rt., Pittsburgh.—
The subscriber having bought out the stock of the late
Thomas Rafferty, deceased, has commenced business
In the old stand of Mr: R., and is prepared to execute
all descriptions of work In his line, In the hest manner
and on the shortest notice. He keeps coratantly on hand
■ large assortment ofshoe findings of all descriptions and
of the best finality. He solicits the patronage of the pub
lic and of the craft. WM. ADAIR.
rep 10
PITTSBURGIIMANUFACTORY.—Spriars
and Azle, for Carriages at Eastern Prices.
The aubseribera menufarture and keeps constantly on
hand Conch, C and Ellptic Springs (warranted,) Juniata
Iron Axlrs, Sliver and Brass plated Dash Frames, Brass
and plated Filib RUMS, Stump Joints, Patent Leather,
Silver nod Brags Lamp., Three fold Ftepa, Malleable
iron, Door Handles and Hinges. ke
JONCs t vor.EmAN.
Si. Chit r et., near it e Bridge
HD. saLLERs. M. D.. office and dwelling In Fourth,
. neer Ferry street. ten 13—ly
LOOK AT THIS
Thr attention iftho e who have been somewhat seep.
flea! in reference in the numerous certificates pnhlished
in fnvor of Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
rv,nn account of the perzonii being unknown In this see
lion of the State, is respectfully directed to the follo*lng
rertlfiente, the writer of whhilt has been a eh iten of this
horouzb foreeyerel years, anti is known as a gent!etnon
of intezrity and responsibility.
To the dlgent,Mr..l. KIIIIIT.
• I have need Dr Swavne's Comp and Syrup of Wild
Cherry for o cough, with which I have been severely n
flirted for about four months, and I have no hesitation
In raving that it tithe most effective medicine that I have
been able to procure. It compel...es alt uneasiness!, and
rigree• well with my diet,—a nd mantains a regular and
;mod appetite. I car f reetv recommend It to all others
simltarly a filleted. J. Min sir=, Borough of Chambersh'a.
March 9. 13411. aep 23
For .2 1 f. by WILLIAM THORN No. 53 Market street..
FRUIT, SHADE, AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES
ERSONS de/irons of procurinr Fruit, Shade. and
Ornamental Tree.. or Phrnbherv. from Philadel.
la or New York, are refine:led In make application is
ODon ac posoilde.a 11, Pro: and Feed Ftore of the cub
ritrer, where ran he had ratalognee, eratultnuirly, of the
o.t exrellent wade* ir a. F. 1.. SNOWDEN,
■ep 31 No IR4 Liborty for . ..rt. head of Woott
- 1,1 - AR RLE M iNt l FiCTOrlir.—Patrlck Candield re.
specthilly aeon:lints tits friends and the public gen
minify. that he lois rommenred the Marble himinees at the,
enrner of Fifth and Liberty sts., where will he ronstantly
golbrin.l. tomb etonea, mantel &ere., monuments. head
Ohd fool stones, table slabs for cabinet ware, and every
gri Irlertortertainlit! to the business. He will warrant his
work lobe well dour, and his r.barses will he moderate.
tie respect rutty asks a share of entilic patronage. sep 10-
W • 10. I' FELE, (successor to H. / 1 1 1 Lloskey', Fash•
iota , le Root Maker, Liberty at., VA door from
%Iley. Th. , subscriber respectfully informs the
ph hl ie that hr has commenced the above himineaa In the
*hop formerly or:minim:l by Mr. Henry IM'Closkey,
and that ,he ip now prepared to attend to all order, in his
line ofhltatttesa witkdearsatth and on the wain renannable
From his Ion? esnerienee in thr manufacture of
Fashionable 'Roots. he feels rontldent that all firth - les
from hieslaldlehmrnt n ill ive cal i•fartion to his pa•
Iron.. A slmire or public patronage is !Tepee:rally solicits
rd.
pep 10
B?RI) SREJ)S A f eau moot) , of Rsrl Seedo, con
!wing of Conan inn lnd nape; p,at received r 7
fel, 3. F L SNOWDEN. 148 Liberty at.
Porta'de Platform Scales on wheels, to weigh 2,500 lbw, at
11155 00.
do do do do 2.005 at 545 00
do do do do 1.500 at 35 00
do de do do 1,000 nt 30 00
do do Ito do 500 at 25 00
With raising levers an addition of 113 to each scale.
Dormant scales for the use of Warehouses, Flouring
Mills, kr.,the same prices as above.
Alen,White's Patent Counter Scale. with 0. Young's
improvements, and a variety of other counter scales,
which they will sell for from R to $l3,
They also manufacture Steam Engines for Flouring
Mills. Saw N 1 ills, Salt Works. *c,, double and sinee
geared slide fat heefnot and other lathes for wood turning
machines for tenanting chairs, planing machines. door
and sash machines. Hall's patent horse power, with or
without thrashing machines, a superior article; rireu tat
saw shafts, machines for sawing lath, 'lnner's , ma
chines and tools °fail descriptions.also for making black
ing boxes, a superior article; governors fur strain engine•
!tucks, taps and dies, coffee mills. bedstead or joint hots
and machinery for oinking the same, cotton factory ma•
chille i t ai. repaired; printing press plattens turned
and prermes repaired.
JAMES MAY, Agtitt.
seR - 22—t r krouNc 4 BR ADBURY
W M. E. AUSTIN, Attorney at Law. Plashurgh, Pe.
Office In 4th street, opposite Burkea Building.
WILLIAM E. AUSTIN, EN., wilt give hls attention to my
unfinished business, and I recommend him to the patron
age of my friends. WALTER FORWARD.
Pen 10—ly
IaIIITTSBURGH CIRCULATING AND REFERENCE
IA BR A RV' of Itellglous,Mstorfeal,Pollilcal,and l'ills
cellaneons Works, will be open every day, Sabbath ex.
cepted. - ram 7 o'clock, A. M.,untll 9, F. M., in the Ex.
changyttuildlna,corner of St ;Clair strcetand Exchange
alley, wnere punctual attendance will be given by
Pep 10 J. GEINIWTr..
paw X.OI7TE.
ENTIRE NEW COACHES!
FRO.V PITTSBURGH TO B4LTLMORE AND
PUILADELPHIA.
United States Express Line
Leases Pittsl.nrah daily, at 3 o'clock, r. M via Steam.
boat to Brownsville, thence In splendid new coaches to
Cumberland, over the great National Road, and from
there by
RAILROAD,
In super;or new eight wheeled cars, to Baltimore.
Washington city and PhiladOlphia.
The above - Line Is rtpresented to the traveling public
as being unequalled between the Odin River and Eastern
cities for comfortand expedition, having made arrange•
ments to convey passengers through In two days, and
no night travel, either by Stage or Railroad Owe.—
Think of it! Only 75 miles Stage travelling, and 56
miles less then the Wheeling route, and that in superb
new coaches.
Fate through, MO.
Othaein the Monongahela Moose.
A. HENDEP SAN 1r co.,
stageProprietera.
! —gem
- -
For publishing a Men Daily Paper is the City of Pitts
burgh, to be entitled the
I DAILY MORNING POST.
TESuhscribers having matte arrangements to merge
.11 the American Manufacturer anti Pittsburgh hiercu•
ry into one Journal, have concluded lb publish a daily
paper with the title of the Daily Afrohting Pasi.
The leading object of the "Poise will ba the dlik.thina
Mon and defence of the political principles that have here
tofore been maintained by the Editors, in their respective
papers, and their hest efforts will still he devoted to the
advancement and success of those doctrines.
Although, 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.
tern and occurrences that come properly within the sphere
ofa Public Journal, to make their pane, sufficiently In•
ereiting to entitle It to the patronage of the public, Ir•
reseetive of party considerations,.
In addition to the political and general news that will
be found in the ••Morvisg Pear," the Editors will take
pains to furnish the hitsinesss community with
the latest and most Inttresting Commicactst. lwrittu•
Dance from all parts of the country, and to have prepa-
red such accounts (lithe Markets and the State of Trade
as wilt be advantageous to oar Merchants anti Business
Men in their several callings.
Terms.—The Porr will be published on a large Imperi
al sheet of fine paper, (manufactured especially for this
Journll) at the unu.ually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS
per anntn,payable In advance. - It will also be sold by
newsboys at the low rate of TWO CENTS a copy.
Advertisements will be Inserted at the lowest rates
charged by the other daily papers of the city.
fry-TWENTY active lads are wanted to sell the Post,
who will lau engaged on the most liberal terms
THOS. PHILLIPS,
W. H. SMITH.
Auzum 31. 1842.
BY Morrison /1. Cu. London, for'sale only by S. h
Wickersham, corner of Wood street and Virgil.
alley Pittsburgh Pa. and H. Harwood, Beaver Pa. who
is sole agent for Western PenntioVanla. stip 10
M'Closkers Clothing Store
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
StLENDID ASSORTMENT OP
RE.RDY IN.-?DE CLOTHING
THREE BIG DOORS,
No. 151 Ldyerty street., one door from the
Jackson Foundry.
Tine subscriber Is Just receiving at his well known
A establishment, the largest, most varied and MISSES'S*
STOCK or 000011 that h4B ever bees offered is this city._
Every article was selected by himself in the eastern el.
ties, and purchased at the Towurr CASH raters, and he Is
therefore enabled to sell hts articles much lower than
they ran be had at any other establishment west of the
monntalns.
His articles are all made by experienced workmen,
from the latest manufactured goods and In the most
MODERN FASHION;
He feels confident that all persons who wilt call at
his establishment and examine his stock will he satisfied
that BETTER It ARG INH ran be ohtained at the
THREE RIG DOORS
than at any similar establishment in the city.
His stork consists In part of
Coats. Pantaloons, Vests; Drawers, Shirts.
Cravats, Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders,
And every
_other article of of the hest style
From his varied stock of cloths be Is prepared to
MAKE CLOTHES TO OLDER at Ike shortest notice.
In a style unsurpassed by any other Pittsburgh house.
and warranted to ft.
Flitt stock of Spring , and Satutater ch,a, is superior to
any previous importations and be has no hesitation is
anyinr that for excellency!. teauty and ebesprims they
cannot be equalled in the west.
The subscriber would once more return his thanks to
his friends and the public for he unprecedented patron..
age bestowed on hie establishment, and believing that
his customers had frond It to their advantree to deal
with him, he would repeat his invitation to all those
who wills to purehnAe Ctorhtne of every description at
lowest prices, to call at No. 151, Lterery STatirr.
Jon,: M'CLOSIK CY.
ry-Observe Metal Plate In the Pavement.
Feb 2'2
mproved Flay
inornetured be
!low Machlnt
between Me.
1h mreet. two
,ee flall,llllB
,nufartore and
Ind the faros"
Iq stales(vvhol.
V composed of
tool):
Passage and Remittances,
TO AND FROM
r ):4 )11.‘ i ralti 4. i lb atA
No. 1, Port
le Platform
IJII
3.5UU
utale,at i65,*
New York nod Liverpool Line.
P ERSONS eettirotts of lending for att.' friends to
come from nny part of Great Britain. are respect-
fully informed thst the subscriber is at all times pre
pared to make Foch engagements• He Is prepared
to renilt mottles by drafts, which aro made payable at
any point throughout the United Kingdom on presents.
tiorbaving been for the last 12 years engaged in the
businerri, he feels eunfident that his arrangements on
both Rides the Atlantic are such as will give satisfaction.
Tbe•Bhips comprising the above line, ore all °film first
class and are commanded by careful and skillful masters.
leaving Liverpool once each week during the aeason.—
For further particulars apply if by letter to
JOHN HERDMAN,
N 0.61 South street. New Volk,
or to J. KIRKPATRICK,
at Messrs Datzell 4. Fleming's, Water street Pils'bgh
March
S. MORROW,
INUFACTUR FR of TIN Copper and Sheet tror
1111. Ware, No. 17, Fifth et., between Wood and Mar-
Keeps constantly on hand a hood aSSOltment of wares,
and solicits a share of public patronage. A Ito. on hand,
the following a flier/a: Shovels, Pokers. Tongs. Grldirona,
Skillets, Teakettle,. Pots, Ovens, Gone Minn kc. mer
chants and others are rallied to call and examine for
themselves, as he Is determined to Fell cheap for cash or
approved paper.
mar. 14—tf
B :looms In Fto•e a: .•, . r Fr .
J. W BtrannierA
Water between Wood 4. Stalth
Jan 2 1843,
PROSPECTUS!
THE LITERARY POST.
The Fl t
ritAxots attowsr
The first, the fir t! taught like it;
Our alter years can bring,
For Summer heth no flowers so siveet
As those of early Spring.
The earliest storm that stripe the Ire*
Still wildest seems and worm;
- Whate'er hath been again may be;
But never as at first.-L
For many a totter blaet may bloW
® t er unCertath wave,
And many a thorny thicket grow
Between us and the gra‘e;
But darker still the spot appears
Where the thunder Clouds h a - ve burst
Upon our green tlnblighted yeara'
No gi ief is like the first?
Onr first born j , y,==-pereliance 111zas Vain,
Yet that brief lightning o'er,
The herrt, indeed, may hope again
But can rejoice nn more,
Life hath no glory to brstow--
Unfallell and unounsed;
Theme may be many an afterglow,
But nothing like the first!
The rays of hope may light us on
Through manhood's toil ari i strife;
But never can they shine as shone
The mornirg Stars of lire;
Though bright . as summer's rosy wtelithi
Though tong and fondly nursed.
Yet still they want the fearless faith
Of those that blest ua first.
It's first love deep in memory,
The heart fcrever bears;
For that was early given and free- - z - -
Life's wheat without the tares.
It may be Death bath buried deep,
It may Ire Fate bath cursed;
But yet no latter love can keep
The greenness of the fire'.
And thus, what e'er our onward way,
Tholights or shadow's ca,t
Upon the dawning of our day
Are with us to the hist,
But, ah ! the-morning breaks no mtre
On us, as one© it burst;
The !attire Springs can ne'er restore
The freshness of the first.
From tee BalLiqpre iteptiblkanr
SCENES IN OREGON AND ON THE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
Some interesting sketches and descrip.
Lions of scenes in the Far West are con
tained in Farnham's Tiavels—a book re—
cently published in New York, Mr.
Farnham left Independence, Missouri, with
sixteen men, in May, 1830. From thence
he took the Santa Fe Trail, till he crossed
the Great Arkansas, _ the 'River of the
Plains.' Thence the party went up the
Arkansas, till they came in si ght
. of James's
Peak, the source of the Arkansas. This
to the extreme southwestern corner of the
territory of the United States. Here the
vast and sublime heights of the Rocky
mountains rose before them, their tops
made white and dreary with eternal snows.
From this, they passed the mountains
through a gap, and reached the waters of
the Oregon at Fort Hall. Thence they
passed down the valley of the Columbia.
The following extract is descriptive of
a series of a natural soda fountains which.
among other objects of natural curiosity.
met the view of the travelers:
'The immediate neighborhood of our
encampment is one of the most remarka
ble it. the Rocky mountains. The facts
that the trail to Oregon and Califlrnia
will ErreVer, of necessity, pass within 300
yards of the place where our camp fire is
burning—that near this spot must be
erected a resting-place for the long lines
or caravans between the harbors of the
-Pacific and the waters of the Missouri,—
would, of themselves, interest all who are
witnessing the irresistible movements of'
civilization upon the American continent.
But this spot has other objects of interest I
Its geology and mineralogy, and I might
well say the chemistry aft. (ior there art,
laboritories and gases here in the greatest
profusion,) will hereafter occupy the atten
tion of the lovers of these sciences.
'The Soda springs (called by the fur tra
ders Beer springs) are the most remark
able objects of the kind within my knowl
edge. They are situated on the north
west side of the river, a few rods below r
grove of shrub cedars, and about 2'
yards from the shore. There are
groups of them; or, in other words •
are six small hollows, sunken a
feet below the ground around, of
fornu, seven or eight feet in diamet,
which there are a number of fountaim.
sending up large quantities Of gas and
water, and emitting a noise resembling the
boiling of immense chauldrons. These
pools are usually clear, with a gravelly
bottom. In some of them, however, grow
bogs or hassocks of course grass; among
which are very little wells, where the wa
ter bubbled/so merrily that I vvae tempted
to drink at one of them. But as I pro
ceeded to do so, the suffocating propensi
ties of the gas instantly drove me from my
purpose.
'After this.reboff, however, I made a
nother attempt at a more open fountain,
and drank with little dif f iculty. The wa
ters appeared to be more highly impreg•
nated with soda and acii than those of
Sat atoga; were extremely pleasant to the
taste, anj fumed f r om the stomach like
'he gotta from the shops. Some of them
tbrew off at least four gallons of gas a sec
ond. And although they throw up large
masses of water continuPlly, for which
there aPpe...red no outlet, yet, at different
times of observation, 1 eould perceive no
increase or diminution of the quantity visi
ble. There are five or six other springs
in the bank of the river just below, whose
waters resemble these I have desetibed.
One oft' ern cl.i , ch2r4 , -s f.y g. nos
a minute. .
sOne , fuurth of a milek4osiva stream horn
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