'THOS. PHILLIPS at W. H. SMITH,
Jr. W. CORNER OF WOOD 4- FIFTH STS.
INIERAIPL—PIITE DOLLARS a year, payable in
atieste. Billie copies TWO CENTS--for tale at the
..liablitat Of the office, and by News Boys.
- TIT Mercury and Manufacturer
- simetited WEEKLY, at the same office, on a double
reedit= eleeet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, le ad.
vases. Sieve copies. $ll CENTS.
Terms of Advertising.
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Time 'amnions, 1.00 Three months, 7.00
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YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
crrannsinta IT rt assume.
Oes Square. rsee Firearm
,Ipls months, 918,00 Si: months, 1123.00
NlDae Year, 35.00 One year. 35,00
IrrLitriei• alltrertlseasents in prororttom,
• 4349f1tt10t fear lines Pt: Domani; a year.
P U B I. I C 0 FFI CE S, &C.
CITY POST Orrice. Third between Market and Wood
M Riddle, Postmaster.
etfirrelf ROCS', Water, 4th door from Wood st. Peter
son's hattilintte—.tlaJar John Wiltoek, Collector.
Over TaltarMiltY. Wood between First and Second
Creels—James A. Bertram, Treasurer.
rtotlaeir TRIIMIORT. Third street, next door to the
Third Presbyterian Church—S. B. Johnston, Trea, , itrer.
IllikTO es Getter, Fourth, between Market and Wood
*teem— 11exander flay, alavor.
Maaettaires Exenseoe, Fourth, near Market st.
BANKS.
•
Ikrnaottott.hetmeen Market and Wood streets, on
Pnird and Fourth xtreeti.
Mut - 1141W AND Al %VT/ cTO R CRS' AND FtßXlclle Dz•
tONIT liana. (formerly 4 lx•ing Fund,) Fourth, between
Mood and Market sheets.
Arno. near Wood.
HOTELS.
Monnalosatet& House, Water Street, near the Rrld:e
F.ttos►eas "form., corner of Penn and St. Clair.
Menciomers' floret., corner of Third and Wood.
iIOTKL.COTIIer of Third and Sinii
flstreso Sr►res, corner or Penn 4trert and Canal.
&mean Esau, Liberty street, near Seventh.
MILLER. dt►estoe HOURE,Lillerly St opposite Warne
Rnotortuairr )I►xaoe /locos. Penn Bt. opposite. Canal.
L lOBERT W OODS, ATTORNEY AND
YM COUNSELLOR AT LA W. —OfEre rent°
rod to Rakeweirs Mikes on Grnnt st., neatly onnnsile
tee new Court House, next rooms to John D. Mahon,
dos ,—First door, o'h 10
.tit
7
fOS. H. ELLIOTT, M. D. offi r ce removed to
Se. C/air street, between Penn and Liberty Si,.,
AriFesonreb.
e I. 10
H CI Uff TOMER, Attorney at I,nw, North Ear , t router
of Smalifleld and Fourth streely. Yen 10—ly
ItirCANDL ESS & nrcLURE, Ailorneys and
Counsellors at Law: Office in the Diamond, hack
•Ctbe old Court [louse, Pittsburgh. sr') 10
GIFIDNK /1/. FINDLAY. Attorneys at Law, Fourth sts,
13 near the Mayor's Office, Plttshtirttlt. sen 10-1 y
frOd. HAMILTON. Attorney nt Law, Path. between
Wood and Smithfield eta., Pittsburgh, sep 10-1 y
WM. OIHA.RA ROBINSON, Attorney at Law;
Otrtte on the north side or the Diamond.het wren
Aacket and Chaim weer'', upstairs sep 10
'Ai. DIURSOR.kW, Attorney at Law; tenders
• , his professional services to the. pulitk. 011icecor•
er of Pitlik 'ad Market Streets, above D. Lloyd 4- Co's
in we. rititessrstt, Pa. sep 11)
EYt3TER %NAN. Attorneys at Law, office
rensoved trona the Diamond, to Attorney'sßotv,"
'lady side of ?flank street, between Market and Wood
errs sep 10
Tki BUCK MASTER, ADRNEY AT LAW,
•tetnoved his When to the corner of Fourth
agree afid Cherry Alley, between Smithfield and Grant
0111110161Ntilshargb. Pep 10
GOIOE W. LAMM. Attorney at Law, Office
140.5.11 Fifth street, near the Them re, Pittiourgh .
seek 27-1 y
REALM& AV AS til I NGTON.,
A rreitArgy AT Pi". —Office in Rears' Rnikfing
Fourth street, Pittsburgh. Nov 5. 1842.
1101 IN .1. MITCHELL—Attorney at Law, of fi ce
MP corner of anifthlield and sth sic, Pittsburgh.
;Cr Co'Melbas made. A I business entrusted to ids
an 1/111 be promptly attended to.
felt 16--.ly•
R " Wa °Tilki — h ." .ortr."ee.."Whi'Lmdnant;idosifimeitnhotiertidh
ses.ll,ltisMnigh. sep 10
DR. S. R. ROUSES, °dice In Second street, next door
to Idedvany 4. Co's Glass Warehouse Pep 10-1 y
Juarisrum STOCKTON. Roolteetters, Printers an
• Paper Illanalielarers, No. 37, Market is.. sep 111-1,
TORN ANDERSON, Smithfield Foundry, Water at..
*tar tke Monongahela Florin, rittst urah. sep 10-1 y
lettlisititst UYews . FRANCIS 1.. YOUNG.
/MOS. B. YOUNG & CO., Furniture Ware
L Resins. 10010 C, of Hand at. 4- Exchange Alley.
wishiwg to purchase Furniture, will find it to
heir advantage In give as a call, being fully satisfied that
wean please as to quality and price. sep 10
Morrows D. COLIMLIN ..... • • .• ...LOYD Et Cotsr*x
CIOLZMAX f CO.,Getteet. Agents, Forwarding and
Consinission Merchants. Levee Street, Vicksburg
They rerpectfullyso.ici t conslgnmenis. n 22—
W EBB CLOSEYA Boot and Shoe Manufacto
ry, No. 83 Fourth St., next door to the U. States
oankt Ladies Nanette, Kid and Satin Shoes made in
Me neatestantoner, and by the newest French patterns.
'el) 10
G ARDEN TOOLS, consisting of Hoes. Fancy Spades
Transplanting Trowels, Eildlog Tools, Building
Kitivec, Peening Knives, Pruning Shears. etc., just re.
eeired awd for 6a I e by F. L. SNOW DEN.
imp 111 184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
ikCifirTRATES' ULAN KS, for proteedinda ,de
feelateat under the late law, for gate at this Office
111? OR SALE.—Lou on the North East corner of Coal
.11. Lane and 1111:h street. Apply to
kP 10 1313,1 J. DARLINGTON, Market, near 41n Ft.
JO9LBS. Landreth's French Sugar Beet Seed.just
received and for sale at the Drug and Seed
store of F. L. SNOWDEN,
p 10 184 Liberty street, head of Wood.
B LANK PETITIONS, NOTICES, &C.—
To be used in Bankruptcy proceedings, printed on
good pariermod In the forms approved by I he Con rt,for sale
at the Office of the Mercury and Democrat. sep 10
M. HIUDBA.RD, Ladies' fashionable boot and
shoe Manufacturer. No. 101., Third wreet, between
Wood and Smithfield streets. Pittsburgh sep 10
J AS. PATTERSON, Jr.. Birmingham, near Pnisburgii,
Pa., Manufacturer of Locks. Hinges and Boll.; To.
late°. Puffer, Mill and Timber Screws; H °amen Scr ewsfur
RoMlag .MELsote. sep
lOHN APCLOSKEY, Tailor and Clothier. Liber.y
ar greet, between Blxcb and Virgin alley, South side.
eeplo
JW. BURBRIDGE ¢ CO., Wholesale Grocers and
Commission Merchants— Second street, between
Wood and Smithfield it,., Pittsburgh. imp 10--1 y
jG." A. GORDON, Commission and Forwarding
• Merchants, Water tit., Pittsburgh,. •sep 10—ly
Birmingham & Co.
COMMISSION AND FOR W 4 RDINO NES
CHANTS, No. 60 Water streets Pittsburgh Pa.
Tenes—lteeeliring and Shipping 8 teats pet 100 the
Onisishelioss o• Parehmies and sales 24 per eau.
sittuil2e43
PUBLISHED BY
DAILY 1110INING POST.
HAILIVIAN, JENNINGS & Co,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Walk Pro
duce Merchants,
Aid Dialers ie Pittsburgh Mansfeetsres
No, 93 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
HAIIILMAN, JENNINGS &Co.,
Cotton Yarn Warehouse,
No. 43 W street.
Agentsfor the sale °film Eagle Cott on Factory Yarns
March 17, '43.
TRONTIOX
JAMS/ TCRIMIL L.
HANNA TURNBULL'S Paper Warehouse, No.
104, Wood st., where may be had general supply
of welling wrapping, printing. wall paper, blank books,
school books, e, ke. scp 10-1 y
C. TOWNSEND k co., Wire Worker* 014
R„ .Vaarfaetarsrs, No. 23 Market street, betwutield
and 3d streets. sep 10-4 Y
VIXCHANGE HOTEL, Corner of Penn •ndgr. chile
_CAI et reef s, by McKIRBIN et SMITH.
sep 10--1 y
BROWNSVILLE JUNIATA IRON WORKS.--Ed
ward Rothe*. Manufaciorer of Iron and Na
lia
Warehouse N 0.25, Wood at., Pulsburgh. sap 10 —ly
NTE W GOODS. —Preston ,fr Mackey, wholesale and
L. retail dealers in English, French, and Domesite
Dry Goods, No. gl. Markel Pt Pit tabu rg h. sett 10
J OI.IN APDEVITT, Wholesale Grocer Rectifying
Distiller, And Dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh
Manufactured Articles, No. 224 Liberty Street, Pitts
berth,
sep 10
WlLLtset H. WlLt.t.ots Joint 3.DILWORIH
WI LLI A 11IS & DILWO WM.-Wholesale
Grocers Produce. and Commission Merchants, and
Dealers In Pittsburgh Manufactured articles, No. 29,
Wood street.
sep 10
DoneII..SHERIFFS JAS. . N.
cue
lIERIFF & KEAN, Manufacturers Co op Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware, No 80, Front st nper.um.
burgh. Mouse Spouting and Steamboat work vompilv
executed.
sep 10
,:.
f,_. D
.i.v vii , , , it .
1 1Z D N S . , V , . 6 A :L T L ICi i ! t t
r CL , O F C ,0 1{
,!,...7. burgh,
D E. 9 I. FR IX FrATCIIRS,C LOCKS, BR FA STPIN'S
FINGER RINGS, CB4INS, KEYS, COMBS, 4.c.
sep 10
LANDRETIPS GARDEN SEEDS.- A foil
supply of Landteill's Garden Seeds, alwnys on
band, and for sale at Pis agency, the Drug siore of
F. L. SNOWDEN,
184 Liberty sl reel, bead of Wood.
DI OVA I.—Matthew .1 ours, Barber and flair f/re!:s
er, has removed to Fourth street, oppostiethe May
ors office, where he will he happy to:wait upon permanent
ur transient customers. He sulicni a slime of public rnt•
ger) 10
=IN 111 , FA RL N 13, Uphuleterer and Cabinet
Af-ker, Third at. betwera flood .Market streets.
respectful informs his friends and the public that he is
prepared to execute all alders for Sofas, Sideboards 1t,,.
reaus, Chairs, Tables, ttedsteads, Stands, (lair and Spring
Mattresses, Curtains, Carpets, all sorts of Upholstering,
work, which lie will warrant equal .0 any made in the
city, and on reasonable terms. 1;4'1110
Itsuh:critters Itave removed to wa.
ter between Wood rind Smithfield streets, where
they will continne the Wholesale Grocery and... Commi
ssion and would resperifejay solidi the patron.
ate of their friends J. W. DUD nnIDGE 4. Co.
Dec 3
DR. A. W. PAT TERSON.•-l.fice on Smithfield street
near Sixth.
igen 10
IB_ 'Ft
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"lc"A 41
F A RE REDUDED. S M A IL LIME or Sysots AND
RAIL ROAD CARP, front PliisAiNlrgh, via Redford,
cliamberallurs., liarriabn rg and Lancaster. to Philadel.
phis, connecting won the Mall train of tare to N V
.-r. Only ISO mil. sstaging and one night out. V.
Also, Ito Direct line to Baltimore.
Fare to Philadelphia $9.
Ban iniorn, 9.
Leaves daily at 8 o'clock A. itf ,
Office second door heron , the Merchants (Intel Wood at
111F:NOELL, GRAHAM, IYAUGH 4- .
feh 23,1843 —I y. Proprietors.
l ACTS SPE.4I4" FOR THEMSELVES—TRUTH IS
CONVIXCLAM:- Having been afflicted for nearly
two years, with a hard swelling on the cap of tny knee.
which produced much pain, and used various "indica
Hone recommended by the Facully--111 in vnitt
wa
cured completely by the use of one bottle of Dr. Brand
reties Linament, or External Remedy.
Witness nir hand JAMES TAYLOR,
Ohio tp Allegheny co, Pa. Jan. 10th, 1840.
Dr. Brandreth's External Remedy or Linament; sold
at his office, No. 98 Wood street, Pittsburgh, PRICE--
50 cents per bottle.
feb 8.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
6z MIDS. N. O. Poser.
tiP 40 hbls. Molasses.
Just received FT Steam boat Ashland, and for sale by
J. W.HURDRIDGEk Co
mar 3. Water at., between Wood and Smithfield
JUST RECEIVED, Twelve boxes of Oranges and
Lemons, of the finest quality. for sale wholesale and
retail, by WM, THORN,
feb 22—t r.
53 Market st.
W AXTED, a boy of from 14 to 16 years of age.
Application to be made before the first of March to
F L SNOWDEN.
184, Liberty head of Wood st.
SALT.
300 BBL 3 No I Salt on w ha ß n i d ,R an ß d ß ror Pate
mat 24 Water at , between Wood add Smithfield
O
000 "8
Cotton Yarns, aSiOrtCd
NOR.
2.000 11Fa.
2,000 " Candle Wick,
1,000 " Carpet Chain, and
500 " Cotton Twine. From the Eagle Facto.
ry. For sale by
fIAILMAN, JENNINGA . St. Co ,
Cotton Yarn Warehouse,
No. 43 Wood street.
rnar 17
4 6 Sdried Apples,
23 bids do do
10 Sack!, dried Peaches.
41 e 4 a , ks Feathers, Jost received per F terim h °nig
West Point and Harlsburehaind for pale eery low for cash
by 11.81LAIAN JENNINGS 4-co ,
43 Wood st.
COPAIti SIERSHIP.
J AMES W. lIAI/ XXX k JOHN' F 7 JEAWIXOS
have entered into partnership for the purpose of
tramming. a Wl,Mesale Grocery; Ptoduce and Commis,
sloe business under the firm and style or II AILNI
JENNINGS 4- Co., al No 43 Wood street. opposite the
Merchan Ito i el, where a supply of Groceries and Pitts
burgh M nufael ured Articles can always be bad on Mho
al terms.
March 17 '-13.
SUGSR RICE 4 MOLASSES
12 lIIIDS Prime N, 0, Sugar,
10 Tierces Rice.
19 bbls. N 0.3 Macburei.
For sale low to close consignmeni, by
star 14. JA 11 ES MAY
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New and Cheap Temperance Documents.
JUST reed from N• Fork, a fresh supply of the latest
temperance documents, viz—B,acchus Prize Essay,
permanent Temperance Documents, Arthur's Tales, Cur
Nights with the Washingtonians, bound, Jewitt's Lec
tures, Hitchcock's Frize Essay, Cold Water Dialogues
and Magazines. Dialogues, Hymns, Songs and Fables,—
Coufessio ns of an Inebriate, Beecl,er's Sermons, Bar
berry Howard, Dead Child,Joarisal 4 , 3000 Youth's Ad•
voeate for January, February, March and Awll. for
Sabbath Schools youth's Temperance societtes,elle the
Temperance publlt. For sale at 1 cent each. or 12i I
,year to subscribers. by ISAAC HAWS; Agent abd
bittecirt, Na 9 sth ap 25
P I TTSBUAGH, M
DANIEL 111 • CURRY, Atto'rney Law: Of,
DANIEL
on sth at tetween N oral and Smithfield. up 8.
EAsys liO4Rifoi C!X Y - -t u rzpe bu
received this day frstn New Nor*: a fresh supply o.
the above celebrated cure for Coushi, Coltlsand Con
gumption; and is ready to supply euStornersat wholesale
orretall, at his Medical Army, 8 t,lrta at.
not] 2
a AVID C A.., iwt, Ihshimate Bost Maker;
Mut removed to No, 34 Markel itenet, between
Second and Third streets, where he would be happy
to
ed to see his Old customers. and all others who lletl Capes.
patrenlie him. Re uses nothing hilt ;
rin_ tate
stock, and employs the best of Workmen; and us be gives
Ins constant nektons! attention lb business, he fritatsti
he will deserve ar,ii rtcelie a fair share of patrOnage. at
sep 10
RUIYA, ICE CREAN, * CONFECTIONARY.—
A litinker respectfully Informs his friend!' and the
public that they can always find the best quality ut lee
Creams. together with al: kinds of confections;ry and
fruits, to their 'Peron, at his establlshMent—No. 11.
Fifth street, hetwe- it Wood and Market.
N. B.—Parihm supplied on the shortest notice, with
cakes, or anything in his line. Also families futuisbed
with Bread.
Son JO
VA NI4 7 8 CAMOMILE PILL L 8 .-a BRA
HAM J. CLEMER, residing at 66 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 alter eating,
Impaired appetite, serration of sinking at the stomach,
furred tongue, nausea, with frequent vomiting', dizziness
towards night and restieneas. These had continued up.
ward of a twelvemonth, when, on consultiug Dr. Wm. I
Evans.looChai barn street; and submitting to his ever.
successful and agreeable mode of treatment, the patient
was completely restored to health in the short space of
one month, a nd grateful tor the incalculable benefit der's.
ed. gladly came forward and volunteered the above state
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
R. E. SELLERS, Agent,
No 20, Wood street, below Second.
'cap I'
UNION COTT
Prices II
,c'A.rt Peel turn.
No-5 at 16 eta. per lb.
6 at 161 ditto
7 at 17 ditto
8 at 171 ditto
9 at 1:1 ditto
10 nt 19,i ditto
11 a: 19 ditto : •
12 at 191 ditto Candlewick at 16 cis per Ili,
1.3 at 20 ditto Coin Ratting • 9 ditto
14 at 204 ditto ,Family do. • 121 ditto
15 at 21 ditto 'Carp's Chain • 20 ditto
1)3 at 22 ditto ,corn To lue •2$ ditto
17 at 23 ditto :Stocking Yarn and
13 at 24 ditto , Coverict Yarn always on
19 at 25 ditto band.
211 at 26 ditto cotton
'' Wat . paniade to order.
`-j- Orders promptly ..ttended to. if left at J. 4- C.
Pa . oter'-.1.0gn0 4. Kenner]) 'a. or the Poet office, addres.t:
let, 27. J. K. MOOR It RAD 4- rn.
Olt, 1111DS N, 0. Suzar.
2,30 RRLS N, 0. Mc;asses
40 Tierces Rice.
20 Rids No 3 Mitekerel,
10 do No 2 do.
7 Tierces Sperm Oil. Jost received per P n Express
Mail. nod for sale by J. W. OUR BRIDGE 4. Cm
mar 4. Wnter between Wood and Smithlte/d.
T HE subscriber has remove d hta Fashionable Tiaioring
Establishment to the Monongahela house, 3d door
from first st. on bmirhfieiJ st.where Itiaoid customers and
all others who may favor him with 'earl may depend on
having their work done in a superior Style. From his
long experience In 01%1,m:inept in this city, and In many
other fashionable cities in Europe and A inerien, he feels
confident that tin can give !satisfaction to all who may
please to favor Itlin with their cnstom. By strict attention
to bu s iness and superior workmanship he to merit
and receive a stiareof public patronage. He intend keepi ng
on hand a supply of roods and trimmlngssuitalle for the
cusinmer trade which will lie sold at very reduced prices.
- B. DONAGHY.
•
Frio TIIE PUBLIC, and rarticidarth to my former
JIL
patrons of this city—ltaning retired from the
practice of Medicine. I may . he permitted to say, that
has lallen to the lot of ut few persons to have enjoyed
so liberal or large a share of obstret deal practice as my
own has been for Ili. last 30 or 40 years.
The experience of that long period ofartive life, and the
fact of my having been twice, since 1830. associated with
Dr. R. A. Wilson, in the [toadies of medicine, (In bottle
period of five years.) enables me to judge fully of the
merits of his pills.
So convenient, so efficient. and yet so safe, did I esteem
these pills, that for the last five years In my practice for
the cure of chronic diseases, of whatever name, and those
of females In particular l y have used more of them than
all other medicines.
Like every other medicine, this must fall In some In
stances, but in my hands there has been legs disappoint.
ment and more satisfaction In the administration of this
one remedy than of all others; Its good effects sometimes
quite astonishing me.
If my patient required a safe aperient medicine either
- fore or after parturition, the Wilson's Nis were Just
the thing I wanted.
If a dyspeptic acid condition of the stomach, combined
with costiveness or Inactivity °film liver, consi ituted the
disease if my patient , the pills were just the thing
wanted.
If I treated a case requiring en emmeoagogue, the
Wilson's pills were Just the thing I wanted.
If palpitation, headache, flushed countenance, or other
difficulties, indicating a disturbance of the circulatory
and secretory systems, annoyed my patient at the 'turn
of life,' the Wilson's pills were just the thing I wanted.
Thus, without respset to the name, a disease might
happen to wear at the time I have had it under treat
'mem, particular Indications or symptons arising, were
al"tosys mo.t promptly and most happily met by the
Wilson's pills.
That so great a number ofdiseases, and sometlmesap.
parently opposite ones, in which I have used these pills,
should be cured more readily by them than by any oiler
remedy, may at first seem strange and contradictory, Ina
why it is so is as clear to my mind as that a great !Italy
persons should become thirsty from hs many different
causes • and yet all require that common and greatest hf
all blessings, water to quench their thirst.
In conclusion, it is due the etiolation of Cm mediche
and the pubilc, to say decidedly and unconditionally, thn
the Wiison's pills are the only combination I have evil*
met with in my longrourse of practice, that really pcs
eessesanything curative or specific for sick headache,
Yours .tc., DR. !it ILO ADAMS,
The above Pill,*, designed particularly for the slat
Haed.Ache, Dyspepsia, Constipation of the Bowels tte.,
prepated by the proprietor Dr. R. A. Wilson, and fo•
sale, wholesaie and retail, at his dwelling In Penn street
below •
Oet
C l - 0 1UST/Cortee Knife was formerly resorted to in al
N...., cases of burns,scalds and wounds, where mortnieth
was apprehended. The necessity fsr such sharp prac•
tire exi , ss no longer. The hinglcal Pain Extractor, from
Comstock 71 Maiden Lane is a far more efficient preven
live of mart ification than cold steel or nitrate of silver.
The application of this wonderful compound instantly
removes the local paln,and lithe wound, scald, burns or
bruise has not injured some vital organ so as to render
cure lint osslide, it ix ill in a very sncrt space of time
restore the part riffeeted to a sound and healthy stale
without leaving the cicatrix behind. Tills preparation is
also a certain remedy for inflamed eyes, cancerous sore,
u ccrs, broken breast and sore nipple and all ebrasions
and eruptions of the skin. Its coerces as a cure for
the piles Is unparalleled and the vouchers for its cdra•
tire properties are frnm the most respectable and en
11;.-litened sources —Herald.
For sale at Tuttle's, 86 Fcurth street:
iHEJVOIVENON IN CHRXISTRY—East India
Hair Die--colors the hair and will not the skin
this Dye is In the form of a Powder which in plait) matte.
of loci may be applied to the hair over night, the first
night turning the lightest or grey hair to dark brown; and
by repeating a second or third night, to a jet black. A ny
Person may, therefore, with the least passible trouble
keep his bait any dark shade or a perfect black, with the
positive assurance that lite powder If applied to the skin
rill not 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
large aisortment ofFateat blettle.ined flay affrays be bad
at &het WhOlemillt Or retail -
"Dsnetirlist I s . l(`', : , rosee rl
or Cash.
ON FRCTORY.
• educed.
ILong Reel yarn.
500 at 9 cta per dz
600 at ft ditto
, 700 at 7 ditto
ROO at 6 ditto
900 at 5 ditto
1000 at 4 ditto
emoval.
H. GOODE'S Criebruted Fresh; Pill. . These
Pills are strongly recommended to the notice of
'he ladles as a safe and efficient remedg In removing
those eoittplalnts 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 Pills have gained the sanction and
approbation of the most eminent Physicians to the Uns.
lad Stalmr, and many Mothers. For sale Wholesale and
Retail Ay
sep R. E. SELLERS, Agent,
31,
No. O. Wood Street, below Second.
IWIL ADAIR, Best nod Sikes Jlisker, peen, St.,
spot:ire Igoe heeler iNtithjtcht Pitfibirg.k.—
The engietther tussle( boitght oat the hock of the late
Thoinfik Rafferty, deceated, has commenced boatman
la the ithl stand Of pr.. R., and is preperit4 to esecate
all desorlpiloni of work In Allsllne, In thS beta *saner
and on the 'honest notice. He keepe clingiest!) , 00 hand
a large assortment ofshoe findings of all deserlptkons and
sf the heat quality. He sollelts the gitropage of the pub.
Ile vet, o o f the era ft. tVbf. ADAtie.
sep 1
•• • .
11011ITTRBTI RGIKIliAllilIVACTORY,Ap r i ng•
mut Azle. fitr carria g es at /astern Prices.
The subscribers menectireure and keep' censtantli orin
hand Ctiaeh,C and Eliptic §prikgs (warrented,) inniata
Iron Axles, Mier and Erase prated, Dail) Frames, Brass
and plat
and ed Rub Ba L nds, fitemp Joits, Patent Leather,
Sliver Bram amps, Three tout Steps, Malleable
Iron, Door Dandles and Hinges. ¢e., - e .
JONES * COLEMAN.
St. Clair st., near Le llesheny Brides.
1 . 1 D. SELLERS, D., office and dwelling In Fourth
RA • near Ferry street. sep Is—ly
AT
The altent ion ifthm LOO e
K who haveTHIS.
been somewhat seep.
aeal In reference to the numerous certificates published
in favor of Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
ry, on account of t he persons being unknown In this see
Linn of the State, is respectfully directed to the following
certificate, the writer of which has been a citizen of this
borough forseyeral years, and is known as a gentleman
of intevAty and responsibility.
I To the Arelif, Mr. J. KIRBY.
Rave used Dr. Swayne's Comp and Syrup of Witd
Cillerry for a cough, with which I have been severely of
'imed for about four months, and I have no hesitation
in saying that it isthe most effective medicine that I have
been able to procure. It composes all uneasiness. and
agrees well with my diet,--and mantalns a regular and
good appetite. I can freely recommend It to all others
similarly rankled. 3. klistrick, Borough ofChambersb'g,.
March 9. 1840.
sep
rorvate by 'WILLIAM THORN No. 5.1 blink—
FRUIT, SHADE, AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES.
pRIISONS desirous or procurlnx Fruit, Simile. and
Ornamental Trees, or Shrobbere, from Phlladel.
phis or New York, ere requested to make applient ion as
soon as possible, lty ' t Drug and Seed Store or tbe subs
norther, where can be hid cataloguer, graitio lr
nna, of the
rte
most excellent neti F. L. SNOWDEN.
se t , 21 No 1114. Liberty si reef, her
RItLE ANC/FACTOR Y.—Pat rick ea wlield re
- spectrally acquaints his friend. and t he public urn•
erally, that he has commenced the Marble tinstnessal the
corner of Falb and Liberty sts.. where will be conataallv
on hand, tomb stones, mantel plf!rl.4, monuments, head
and foot stones. table slabs for cabinet ware, and every
art icleappottalnlng to the business. He %OH warrant his
work to be welt done, and his charm tylli he moderate
He respectfully asks a share of nubile patronage. sep 10-
--
W M. STEELE. (successor to H. M • Cioskey; Faab•
loam de Hoot Maker, Liberty st.. 2d door from
Vi-sin Alley . The subscriber respectfully Informs lire
ptilitiethal lie has commenced the shove business in the
shop formerly occupied by Mr. -Henry &Petoskey.
and that he Is now prepared to attend to all orders in his
Hoe ofhasiness with despatch and on the most reasonable
lama— Prom his lons experience In the manufacture of
Fashionable Pouts, he feels conndent that all articles
from his establishment will Rive satisfaction to hi■ pa.
irons.. share of public patronage is respect fully solicit.,
ed.
sep 10
A
111 /RD r can supply or Hari Seeds, con
slaying or Canary inn and Rape; jam received by
reh 3. P L SNOWDEN, 148 Litwrtv et.
Pon
955 ahle Platiform Beaks on wheels. to Weigh 2,500 lin, al
90.
7 do do do do 2,005 at 845 00
do do
do do do 1.300 at 35 00
do do do 1,000 at 30 00
do do do do 500 at 25 00
With raising levers an addition ofB3 to sca.
Dormant scales for the are of Warehouses each ,
Flou le ring
Millo. erreAlka same prices as above.
Also, Wbite's Patent Counter Scale, with 0. Young's
I mprovements, and a variety of other counter scales,
which they will sell for from 8 to $l5,
Mills
Tito" also manufacture Steam Engines for Flouring
, Saw Mills, Salt Works, itc„ double and single
geared slide far hes,foot 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 imperior article; circular
saw shafts, machines for sawing lath, Tinner's ma
chliwand tools ofall descriptions,also for making black
ing boxes, a superior article; governors for steam engine•
stocks, laps and dies, soiree milli, bedstead or Joint hots
and machinery for making the same, cotton factory ma'
cliincry made or repaired; printing press plaitens turned
am] printing presses repaired.
.1 .1 M ES MAY, Agent.
sep 22—t f
N
I V A•75e. E. AUSTIN, Attorney It Law, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Office In 4th street, opposite Borke's Building.
Wtct.z•st E. AUSTIN, Esq., will give hisattentlon to my
unfinished business, and I recommend him i o the patron.
age or my Dimas. WALTER FORWARD.
pen 14-1 y
TTFIBUR G yCIQCULATING AND REFERENCE
1 LIBRARY of Religious, Hisiotical,Political.and idle
cellineoua Works, will he open every day, Sabbath ex.
center!. on, 7 o'clock, A. 114.,until 9, P. Pd., in the Et•
change Bulldlng,corner of St 'Clair streetand r. 'change
wnere punctual attendance will be given by
set 10
J. GEMMIL.
NEW ROUTE.
E 7 'CIRE NEW COACHES!
et, •
FR).4I PITTSBURGH TO BALTIMORE AND
PHILADELPHIA,
tatted States Express Line
Leave* Plustargh daily, at 2 o'clork. P. /I, via Steam.
boat to Brownville, thence in splendid new coaches to
Cumberland, wer the great Notional Road, and front
there by
EAIL It OA 1)
in superior nw eight wheeled cars, to Baltimore,
Washington ch. and Philadelphia.
The elbow Lne Is rvresented to the traveling public
as being onegasled between the Ohio River and Eastern
cities for comfit and expedition, having made arrange
ments to votive passengers through in two days, and
no night trust, either by Stage or Railroad Cars.—
Think of it! ally 75 miles Stage travelling, and 56
milen me% than.he W heeling route, arid that in superb
new coaches.
ratite Flalteole, US.
Mat /tithe /encephala Souse.
A, FISNDER SON 4. CM.
Stage Prcpileth
•ad nrVt oo
mproved Flay
anuraeltired Le
their Machint
between
rt h street, two
Ince nail, Pitts .
Inurarture and
tnd the follow
td seales(whot.
composed o
etal)
No
le Platform
'ales ou wh'is,
Weigh 3501,
unds,at $65,.
YOUNG 4. BRADBURY
900 ppts. eopertine !kir, 14 store abil for
1
elle. by ,I. w, je,rlllls,lDC,: eP lo: g
,co ,
Wieerit, Wood and riiiiiiheeht
• PROSPECTUS!
'POT puetiehise s sew Doily Pope,. in the City of Pitt*
DAILY u
MOR e N en
ING e
POST.
1 1 1 10Effinbeerlberit having made arrangements io.merge
the American Manufacturer and Pittsburgh Vertu
ry brio one Journal, have concluded to Oliblish a daily
paper with the title of the Daily Jll•ivbsAy'Abet.
The leading object of ineuPorr wifittateribitemlni•
lion and defence of the political priattiplith - tiat have here
tpfore been maintained by the Edit o nt. in theh respective
papers, and their best efforts will OM be divoted to the
advancement and success of those doctrine!.
Although, In politics, the paper *MIA* thoroughly
democra yet the Editors hope:by/0* an honest,
caand ndid history or
passing Pollikai *vests. Porefgn
Domestic Intelligence, and brief notices of ail mat
tars and occprreeces that come properly within the sober*
ocityphlic,J,o'ur4l; to make their paper sufficiently In
grating to entnie it iothe patronage of the public, ll'
reepectlve of party, ccutsiderat _ • . t-.
In addition to the pont kal and general news that will
be found In the ...Month,/ Poet," the Editors will take
pains furnish the baloney!" community with
the , latest and most latt.resting Ccuenaactec Irrret.t.t•
ores from all parts of the country, and to have prepa•
risd each accounts of the Markets and the State of Trade
as will beadvantageous to oar Merchant* and nosiness
Men in their several calling'.
Ter*h.,The Poi:will be pnidlaheifen a large imperl.
at sheet of line paper, (manufactered espfelally for this
looms!) at the unusually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS
per annum,payable in advance. It will nlso be sold by
newsboys at the low rate of TWO CENTS a copy.
Ithertioeleinote wilt be Inserted at the lowest meal
charged by the other daily papers of the city.
irrTWENTY active lads are wanted to sell the Post,
who will be engaged on the most liberal terms
THOS. PHILLIPS,
W. EL SMITH.
August 31, 1842
"Passage and Remittances,
TO AND FROM
• GRZIALT BRITAzzr.
% ejg
.11 PO I
' l 1.A.A.1.-0 . 1, li, iik.
- -- -
PNew York and Liverpool Line.
ERSONS eesirou3 of sending for the).- friends to
come from any part of Great Britain, are respect.
fully Informed that the subscriber is nt all times pre
pared to make Fur h ell,r8".171FIIIS• He is prepared
to remit monies by drafts, which are made payable at
any point throughout the l'nited Kingdom on presenta
tion; having been for the last 12 years engaged in the
business, he fee:. confident that his arrangerrientson
both Rides the Atlantic are such as will give satisfaction.
The Ships eomprit.ing the above line, are all ()film first
class and are commanded by careful and skillful masters,
leaving Liverpool once each week during the season.—
For further particulars apply If by letter to
JOHN HER DMA N.
N 0.61 South street, New Year,
or to
J. KIRKPATRICK,
at Messrs Nigel! 4 . Flemings, Water street Pliebgh.
March 3-2md.
S. rnionnow
1
Airs.Aruracrußßß of Tin, Copper and sheet Ira ,
M Ware, No. 17, Fifth st., between Wood and Mar—
ket:
Keeps constantly on hand a good ascot tment of wares,
and solicits a share of public patronage. A Iso. on hand,
the following articles: Shovels. Pokers, Tongs, Gridirons,.
Skillets, Teakettles, Pots, Ovens, Coffee Mills te. Me►.
chants and others are invited to call and examine fbr
themselves t t he le determined to sell cheap far cash or
approreet .1 er.
mar.l.. —lf
WILLI Al/ EN3IIERTIr
,
HATandd Cap M anue.eturer. 148 Liberty at, between
Market and Sixth.
p 10— 6m.
Nt. D . gll Manufacturer of Tin. Copper and Slat%
Iron Ware.
No 61 Liherly, between Mai ket and 6th slieete
I W OULD respectfully inform the cltigenS tti . Pitts—
' burgh, and the public In general that he continues
tnearr y on the above business In all Its various branches
at the at , ova stand; where he will always keep a gener
al as.ortment or all articles in his line, all or which
will be made in the same manner and of good materials,
and will be di:twitted of on the most moderate and az
eommodating terms,
country klercnnnts and other dealers will find it to
( heir:advantage to call and examine his stuck before pur.
chasing efseweere.
SteamboateMottses and ratline..s roofed with copper.
zlnezi.te, lend and lion on the shortest notice;
Gutters
and Cunductutsmaile and put up With despatch as usual.
apr 5.
a THE GREAT CENTRAL ROU E. VIA NATIONAL
ROAD AND BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
- . , -3-
„
.I=7lLt:a c :"l-..'.
....*
,Al.-.. ,
N EW line of G. S. M. II C.oaeltes for Was 4ix glom City,
Baltimore, PhiladelpAia and New York.
This line is in full operation Intl l e aves Pittsburgh daily
at 6 o'clock A. M., via Washington Pa. an 4 national
road to Cumberland. connecting here with the rail road
Co's. to all the above places: Travellers will and this
speedy and comfortable route, it beluga separate asd
distinct Pittsburgh and Cumberland line, facilities will he
afforded Which have not been heretofore enjoyed. Ex
tra coaches furnished nt the shortest notice, wito the
privilegr of going through direct, or taking else night's
rest at their option.
.
For tickets, apply at our mire at theMonongabela
House. L. W. STOCKTON ,
Feb. 3d—dtf. President of N. R. Stage Co
Y.
'AWL FOR SALE.—A ncw Clinker built Yawl.
(51cNaughten'a build) for rale low for east,: Ap.
BIRMINGHAM 4 Co.
No BO Water st.
FLOUR.
TV" . LITERARY POST.
From Graham's Maga
THE CROWDED STREET.
aY WILLIAX CULLEN BILTANT.
Let me move slowly through, tha saved;
Filled with an ever shifting tiain,
Amid the sound of steps that beat
The murmuring walks like summer rein:
•
How fast the flitting figures como!
The mild, the tierce, the stony lace:
Some bright with thoUghtless smiles, and so
Where secret tears 'have left, thetr trace.
They 'pass—to toil, to suit?, 10 rest's halls in svnichaligea s t is spreol
To chambers where; IMlTanCrisalguest
in silence sits lieildethe dead:
And some to happy homes repair . .
Where children , pressing cheek to cheek
Where mute caresses shall declare
The tenderness they Cannot spank.
Atiesonie, who 'Walk in calmness here;
t hall shudder as they reach the doer
Where one who made their dwelling deal.;
Its flower, its light, is seen no more.
•
Youlg-with pale cheek and slender frame',
Anddre ‘ ama of greatness in thine eye
9c/eat - Own to build an early mime;
Or early in the 'task to die?
• .
Keen eon (Suede, with eager brow! .
Who is now fluttering in thy suite?
Thy golden fortunes, , lower they now;
Or melt the glitterink spires in air?
Who of this crowd, to-night, shall head
The dance till daylight gleams again?
Who borrow o'er the untimely , dead?
Who writhe in throes Of mortal pain?
,
Some, famine struck, shall think hose long
The cold dark hours, how slow the light!
And some, who flaunt amid the throng s
Shall hide in dens of shame to- night:
Each, where his tails or pleasures ear :
They pass, vnd heed each other Hot:
There is who heeds, scho holds them all,
In fits large Live and bounciest; thotiglai
seem
These stranding tides of life, that seem
In wayward, aimless course to toad;
Are eddies at the alighie stream
That rolls to its predestined end.
THE. VOICE OF SPRING:
There's a voice on the river,
A voice in the +ale,
In the eaglets that quiver
In the road or the gale.
Ih forests, on Mountains;
Its music is heard,
And silvery fountains
Awake at its word,
And feathery singers are on the 144,
For nature r wives ai the voice of Spring.
Awaken, iwiftesi,
Leaf, river and
Your chains I have abakena.
Again ye are free; ,
Soon founts shall be gashing
tth musical streams,
And flowers be blushing,
With the bright hues ofdreams,
And jewels of beauty on earth I will fling ..
Fur nature shall blown at the coming of Spitiii
The . e'b hfe in the
There's light in the. skies;
Spring's flower -crowned daughters
in beauty arise
O'er earth they ure flinging
Their spells of delight,
And ro,el are twinging
From the finis of the night; •
There'■ a chaiin and a glory on eatth'a m.a hi
thing, •
For nature blown.; bright at the ittitire of the
Spring.
Foreign Items:
Faszace— For montlis,the criiirit of nrt{rde't hp been of alinoat nightly occurrence in Paris and
its neighborhood. The IVglson,al sa,ri,-;'•The
capital has become tOr some time plyt the, then_ tre of aut.acious minders: Tho Forest of Bondy
is more secute than the Stet city of the civilised
world. An unforttinate operative, who war late
on his return bomb, was taken up, b •theil in blood
in the Rue de Bouiderinais, and 11604 , after.
wards expired. Is it posrible th. t the polio*,
with a million of secret mone : y—service, cannot at
least protect the lives of citiiens?"
TEE PRINCE or WALxs--it is generally
mored in the court circles that a suparate estab•
lishment wilt shortly be forme d for his Royal
Highness the Prioceo4 Weied; There is every
reason to belitve that a number of .linnetrics will
be selected for the young prince, not in any way
connec'ed with her majesty's househohl.
The king of Hanover was expect:2d to arrive in
England about the middle of.MaY.,
Tits:Aso Tosagt..-I'his 'drat two daysi MY
tbduaand passed through, on the payment Of Ono
pe ny each:
•
Mr. Wordsworth, the poet, has been sejourniiii
in Ciirlisln during the week. We understa44
the venerable bard is superinjendinrr the publieit
ion of a new poem, of whiEfi (Irace Darling is
he ficroine.
_ • ,
uultint Potmaea.--S :me farmers still litre*.
uously contend that slips are as valuable to
t•lant or propagate from as whole_ potatoer; but
our experience has produce.] in our mind a eon.
viction that they are not. It is nevertheless true,
that where one is short of seed, or when the difil•
culty of procuring a sufficiency isxreet, or where
'one has a new variety which he is desiatims of
"making g.." as far as possible—cutting may be
exp dient; because it is prompted by necessity,—,
But ifa farmer has a plea y of potatoes, whole
ones, of medium size should be used for seed,..
This we think should be the standing rule. No
one selects his smallest cars of corn for seed.,
Why, then, should wo not adopt the lame prin..
ciple in selecting seed potatoes? As to cuttings, .
or 'wed en 4,": a they are generally denornizta•
ted, by farmer., they are not, in our opinion, worth
'planting when whole potatoes can be obtained at
the usual price It hal been asserted, that by
following this process, the best and most valuable
varie fe y, t may be wholly t run out" in the course
oft/ w years Is ie a good principle always—t s - -
select the best for seed—propogate from rape
finest specimens, whether animal or vegetate%
and preserve the rest for use or sale.—Maine Cut
avatar.
Duelisti bound over.—Two gentlemen
named respectively Prate and Durand were
bound over on the 12th inst. before Re►
corder Berms, of New Orleans, for intend.
ing to fight a duel. Bei! demanded •
000.
7 - h":