Daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1842-1843, June 17, 1843, Image 3

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WAFT . b r ' IMar thews 'isite Mary
s ' ' r` in Feh r a, -, Pittaburgh,l Munn Jahn B. ..
1114-lon..TstV, 1843. ICFPere Martin altioui b r iler
fm lid iii ebeie '
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_tit_ ill netnelhare on th- Martin : l*n
4.llobcouli I '' ,iessef ley they are,advertised. Morris John
"-• A Morgan .1 T
Aber Wm B Armstrong Francis Montague Wm
Moyers Samuel
Abbot mrs Ann it '"Ar mstronn Nancy Moon Sealant
Adams Caps ti A, U S NAithur Wm ' Monahan John
Arelkez.ligargaset Arthur Robert Moorhead James
Able bane Arthur James 2 Moorhead Thomas
Anions Jebni Arnold John
Adams ft L Atkinson George
Atrunrodissr Elizabeth A %atilt Samuel
Alberto miss Jane Anderson Wm
/Oberlin' 'Lawrence Aude:son Fanny W
Anglin% Copt Geo Anderson Elizabeth
Anonyms Lhomrs Andelson R S
Anderson Henry
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Bail Alonro C 2 Birnie Geo S
Barker Sberdon C Pigtails E B
au* AS Biers John
Barrett Patrick Black Robt
Barton Sand Black James
Barr Ellen A 2 Bolima') J E
Sul.nr Joseph Bond Thomas
pll mrs Margaret Boyle W I -
7001 Thomas S Boyd Win
Beltshonver Henry Bogardus mrs Sarah
Barnet &A A Bogers Bridget
;Rego Andrew Boyea Robt
Bonney'MT Boyd m . s A
Bnney John Brown Elizabeth
Brawn William
Bears Henry
Bishop Etizabeth Brown David
Bishop Etisha Brown George. G
Brady Hugh Buchanan miss Jane W
Brady mrs Mal Byerly Copt Jac ib
ryan
Bt' Wm BuJettson Wm
Bradley Wm Butler James
!Libre Lyman Burns James
C
Carnahan David • Coulter Joseph
Ca.nabart Alex-ander Connelly Peter
Casslly James 2 Coyle Thomas D
easelly Many Ann Connor David
Carson James Cowl John
Carr Elisabeth ' Corns Win
Cassetly-Thomas Croll George
Carnes Francis Craw fud John
C
Casey Wm onner John
Cahoe Michael Crage miss Lydia
CurbAters Mr Curry John 'l' :2
Oarberna mrs Isabella Cunningham N - W
(May Wm Cuintnins Atexander
Calligarlie Clault Mr
CaMiendt _Abram Clough William
Campbell mrs Jane Clark Lewis A
Zemplielt Col Sylvester ItClapp Rev A
'Campbell John Cooper Robert
Christian James Cochran John 7
Chadwick Joseph Coon A F
Ctutdwich Thomas Collingemod Francis
Chanters mrs Jane Collin; It N G
Qark 'Thomas Connelly Isaac It
Davis James it
Davisßenj
Davis Mary H
Davis Joseph
Davin fritas
David loan '2
Davis J R
Dental Junes
De Foie Mr
Diver Deborah
Doary James
Devratt rasa Margaret
Derchellasayer George
Divitt Mr
Eilts C D
Eviatte John
Fa. Les Francis
Fabius/stock Obed
Fiume & Grim --
Feow ek David
Fergrisnai Samuel
rergosinn Ca. Mine
Kere9*.A Jelin
FlaTh ]ammo W
Fitihnikh Win A.
Fin*lii Hugh
ri m p l arick WO
Fisher Gnu C
Getty Faulty
Getty John
Gardner George 3
Gallagher Joseph
Gallagher William
Garrow Wm F
Gates Martin
Gatti* mrs Jame
Gisler Jacob
Gilchrist James
gilmore James
Glean Mart is,.
Grounds John
Halt miss Agnes
Haigh Joseph 2
Hugh 'HAIM
Haigts John
Main Ephraim
Hata blushaet
Blitzes Chyle"
RentmonarE W
Hogue Reuben
Hare Samuel
Harper • Win
Hatiis Sarah H
Hart Geo W
Hume! awe Soren
Hay Dr G S
Hays Robs
HarenaN
Huffman Robert
Harley 'Samuel •
Hurry John
Hooter Jae
.
Ingalls miss liar let
Irwin Boyle
Israel J P
Jackson Nancy Jane
fackman MIS Mary
fenny Fled
Jerome Hiram 2
Johnson It
lobeeou Fula 2
lobo,on George
(Anew Robert A
Kenn/Ay-John
Ki. r ri gat t Patrick
*Air C B
King P a
Knox Miss nary
Kianall• Samuel
Kirkbriide
Labor Jeremiah D Lindsey Mr
Lafferty Win Logan John B
Latshaw John Long mrs Rebecca
Lashel John Long Rachel
La Roe Edward Lowman Jacob
Laubitagh Abraham Leonard S a muel
Lewis Riehd Liggit dg.. Hunter
(Awake HAW"' A Livingston Joseph
Lees-Andrew Little Henry
'.eras Chas H Little William
Leister_Harriet
Doane). Catherine
Donaldson Win
Donnely Hugh
Donnely Facri k
Duffy Hugh
Pu.blaw Mary 2
Wirmiug Charles
Dun Jahn
Durhacliet Rey II \V
Dnnlap Julia Ann
Dubarry E S
Dann Jam , ■
Dill mot Ge urge
E.‘ arts Jervase
Forsyth J N
Fox Ch sties
Fmor.l Sarah Ana
Fow , er Mr
Frew Samuel 2
Fraoeis Evan
FiMini.MS Tire"'
Fiellliog mrs Mary
Flem:t Wm 1)
Fowler ' El 7..1
Forsyth Jas 11 &Cu
Green Lowren . e
Greenleavcs Samuel
Greening Rebecca
Grover
Greening
Greenwood Joseph
Griswold John L
Gray George
Graham John
Gordon Wm II
°ocher George
Goddard Abraham S
Gowdey Tholnas
Neil John
Heslep Roht
Heasley Margaret
Hero John
Heany Charles
Herron John
Henderson James K
Hyland El en
Hill Wm
Hodge George
Holmes Charles
Holbrook Isaac $I
Horton Lea'is
Hoffer Robt
Musson mrs F
Hula John
Hughey Wm
Hull Robt
Huron Re• A J 2
Hueston Wm It
Irwin mrs Margret
IrWn Andrew
J
Johnson Capt W
Johnson miss Mary
Jones Abraham
Jones Peter B
Jones David S
Jones John
Jones tlenj on iu
Johnson Anctrew
Kinkerly Jacob
Kingan Samuel
Knout' friary Ann
Killgore Robt
Kirby H
Kirk Patrick
Koontz Win
Mann ngg_ . v m c Martin Hannah
Marks wm3 Marshall John
Mackay Thomas Meehan John A
Mahon) , miss Margaret Main Susan E
Major Jobn C Meegan Richd
flatters Sarah Mellon Susan E
ilistekey Wet P Mellon Arthur
Mariam miss Mary Millegan Wm
Mann mile Sarah E Mite Samuel
Meehan Capt John Mater Fattish*
Millatalr YTbriums Mitchell James
MOO* I Millet John at
?Alger 143bii D
Miller Timothy
]~ill~►:.Bpsnoe►
Miner saw,
Morison Wm T
Morrow Rebecca
Morrow James
Moor & Steiner
Mundis Mary Jane
Alunce Mrs
Murrits George
McAfee Milli
McAfee Owen
McAdams Saml
McClure Rt bt
McClure James?,
McCabe James
McCaskey James
McCauley James
McCandless Mar . gt
McCarty De m
McClaren R ()ht.
McCendlefs John B
McCall Elias Jane
McCull v Mary
McCurdy J R
McCormack Hugh
McCoy Patrick
McLaughlin Sarah
McLean David
McMillen Mary 1
McQuaid Edward
Newail Tnomas
Newa I
Nichols Won
Nor riQ Thomas
Nice FA
Noble D
Orly John
Orr Isabella
Os r Robert
ParkinEon Capt J
Page Thomas
Paxton J C
Patterson John
P a tter-on James 2
Peterson I A
Patterson Roht W
Perkins Wtliiim
Perkio% .1 B
'Mrs George B
Plumbe Richd
Ralston Wm Robiosou nos Eliza
Rathborn Thomas R Rubinson Elizabeth
Rankin Robert Robitomir Samuel G
Rankin James Robinson A G
Revil Mary I.lobitts.on Thomas
Rinehart Frederick A Rogers Josiah 2
Reynol.lB Samuel Rogers lames
Rice George 2 R ,) 88 mis.s Matilda
Riddle Ebenezer R. , ss Joseph
Robson Margaret Russell mrs Louisa
Rattry Andrew 2 Itoluog James
Roebling J A Rowley Tins S
Robins May Rouse mrs Raigare
Roseburg We' Robinson Mary
Sanders David ' Sherd in Wm
Sanders G •o-ge 2 Shepley D M
SAcket Calvin S'hinabargar Nlichael
Scott miss-Mary A M :glling El ode..ck
Scott mrs El;za Sniirev Nehe - niali n
Senn Tlintuas Shork Esq
Schaeffer J mob F Sims in,lis Sa Ali
Scarblrough James Smithey Ann
Sch.mm‘r Jae,ib Slit Wilier A II
i Se , h mks Sarah Sin,ili \Vitt F
I iiiiriiiir Asa RSitii'h 6,iirge
S r nh A”g, , l.ort
S)litaatry„RF„h°tely Gait' , mi-s Fear
,-;heriiick Jam. Suit nos Ann
Sheplta./1 Henry Soli.h nu s Sarah
:•;:iieflielii A II Spew s lineal in
Shell Ito!iertSpar , y Res' (7ha• lea
Spencer nis: Hannah Stew irl finis 3laigaret
...tumbaugit Jam, M Stc A apt James
S.anfor , i Jacob Stockman Jatoctt N 1 . ) .
Steel John Strode Frat•cte.
Ste,enei Win Strati Thomas
St evens 'n is Elivibe,ll Striae Chas M.
Steele Win Sutch D
Stewart Daniel II
Taggart John Troy 114‘ i.I
Taylor miss Mary ism! Trny Pr. sum
Thompson miss Maria
T Truett Ilenry E
13
Toompson Stewart ucker W m
TI onirtscin D Tornimit Win
Thompson George %V Turbett miss Elizabeth
Thompson miss Martha Tut bett James
Thompson Mary Anne Tenter Aaron
Tobin miss Anna G Twooney Mr
Todd Mrs Elizabeth P 'roman Wm it
Todd Mrs Elizabeth 'Toner miss Sarah E
Todd Andrew Topham It tei , ard.
,'Cued Robt ,
Voltz Chas L
W allace NilJo White S S
Wallace Was Mary Ann`iiitemaii Wat II
Wallace John 2 &lams Tilos D
W dsworth Joh Williams Waslii”g, , o o
n
Mrs. El:en Williams George
Walls
Walden J es , e M 2 Williams P N
Warner & Ewing W awns Henry
Roht W i Item Rucos
Wation
Waumn Andw Wilson Mr: John
Ward Miss Margl
Wils in Mark
Ward Patk Wilson Win
Wells Jesse W ilson James G
Wells Jonathan Wiggins Amos
Weaver Lewis Williamson Esq
Westby James B 2 Wi liany , in Wtll R
\Vest Mrs. Catherine Wilkins JOSeph
i Whitt. John NV th, I .lames
I NVoo iworth Wm \V Worthington V
' W , indwo. th Zebtihn W. fight Junes !11.
1V,.1f 3 W Yodel . Chas ,
R. NI. RIDDLE, P M
Jane 15-3 t
WARD Sr UN Dentists Liberty i :tree , ,
few dams below St ChAr ours 6 1s A.
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NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Aainn Hart,
deceased, late of Pitt towasti,o, ate reottested
to
tnake payment to the undersigned Extcntor, and those
having claims or demands against said Entate are re
quested to-present the tame fur settleno tit.
GEo,cot3flß N .
may 29-3Avddrw. No. 2t3 Wood st.
2 0 RI: A gr h o l n B ' Cap" oil n e t Boards,writing
and for
sale by li All.Nl AN, JENNINGS 4-Co.,
jape 6. 43 Wood at.
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50 Bugs G reen St. .1u7.0 Coffee, just received.aud for
gale by MAILMAN, JENNINGSk e 0
No. 43, Wood s
11../ANIEL AU CURRY, Attorney at Law. Of
nee on sth st between Wood and Smithfield. a t t 8
rim the Honorable the Judges of the court of Gcnerni
1. Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the county
of Allegheny ,
The petition of Michael Kreig, of the 4th ward of the
city of Allegheny in the county afore said, humbly shew•
eth,
That your petitioner has provided himself with
materials for the accommodation of travelers and others,
at his dwelling house in tae city and ward afordsaid,
and prays that your honors will be pleased to grant him
it license to keep a public house of enterta nment. .And
your petitioner as In duty bound will pray.
MEL. KREIG.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the 4th ward of the I
city of Allegheny, do certify that the above petitioner
Is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is
well provided with house MOM and conveniencies for
the accommodation and lodging of strangers and others,
and that said tavern is necessary.
G, S. Horton, Matthias Voegtly, H. Bollje,
Louis Ottoman, G, Walter, iamb Lehman
N. , Steiner, F. Gaoler. John Hooey,
Abet, Biqa. Victor Scribe., L. Miner.
Jane 15---31,
McCurdy Roht
McCune Mrs Sarah
McCollti• Win
McCollum 'rims
McDonald Dt , id
McClelland A
McFaden Win
McFarland Maria
McFarland Mrs R
McFarland George
McGill James
NlcEllrny Win
McCune Catherine
McKee R & Co
McKee Tie , s
McKean R obt
McKean Jas
McManu Miss Margt
M Murry Alex' r
M cWayue Mantis
McSwegan Michael
N.,1)1e Ilenry
Norr.s J ono
N ixon 110 , Jane
Norton Hem v
Neil) , Mary M
Neilberry Cbtisbun
0
Oliver J =rph
0413 rw Mr
['vitt!: Mi.c Maly
N P
Powers Mirliii , l
Proser Morgan
P, rve l Ciclui
George
Poland 11.0
Phillip , . Win
Pryor Filne D
Pellet
V
Vandessen James G
TO THE GENTLEMEN OF PErN
BURGH.
THE s ubscriber most respeetfully informs the gentle
men ofthi , city and vicinity that he ban commenced
the BOOT and SHOE making business in Fourth 'tweet,
opposite the Mayors office. Having been foreman In
some of the most fashionable Boot Shops in the Eastern
cities; and having furnished himself with the best French
and American Calf Skins. he hopes by his attention
To tho t o
to
business to merit a share of public ri a tronage.
gentlemen who have kindly patronized him he returns
his sincere thanks and can with confidence appeal for the
goodness of his work and knowledge cf
P. KERRIGAN. in
business.
may 11.
TO THE PUBLIC.
This is to certify that the subscriber hasteen for some
time a ffl icted with the ItheUmatism very erely , from
which he could get no relief, until. belngadvlsA to pro
cure some of Dr. Fitch's INDIAN VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, which he accordingly did, and from which
\ after a few doses, he was entirely reli A eved.
PEARSE:
\ Columbia. April 6, 1751
SM'L
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Near Rice Creek Sprlngs,Z
I Ilienland District.3o. 18313. i
I certify, that my - son. Thomas Mitchel, Jr., aged IS
jyelN. has been ‘roubled for eight years last past with
the Rheiimnlism, and for the last three years has been
unable to help himself; his puin was very severe. co that
lie c °it'd not he moved withont great agony; his limbs
j were oaralized and drawn up, and he presented an oh.
joel hopeless to all who knew him. I resorted to several
Physicians for relief for him, without effect. Having
heard of Dr. A. Fitch's Indian Vegetable Elixir. I pro.
cored the came fur my son, On taking it he was much
i relieved, and by continuing it to the fourth bottle, has
\entirely 11.1110VP11 the, pain, his flesh Is restored anti he is
n ow enjoying good health. I would. In a case of Rheu
matism, earnestly recommend it to those who are
LL ffee.
Ice whit this exernri_ting pain. THOS. MITCHE
W being neighbors and acquaintances of Mr Thomas
Mitchell, and having often itiett the si:nation of
believeion,
ilirec by the Indian VegeStable Elixir.
AMUEL 111 EFS: ,
DVVID D. HAY,
BRIT Eft N SPELLING ,
ROBERT THOVII SON,
BUCKNER H %WOOD.
Tl,, ; ,i,ovr, with a eery Pirgf assortment of other
valualtte medicines, have jtit been received and are for
male by the quantity or single belle, at TUTTLE'S, ;16
Fowl!' sI. .. ---
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INFORMATION \\TAINTED.
N the 2911 i (1.4 v of November last, a sun of the sub
scriber rained JAMES KELLY. then shout 9 year..
O
of age, l e ft his how; be wan seen a fev, days after in
Sharp.borgh. He has a faircomplexion and
the fair
name
hair
and Is rather heavily built. On the 30111 of
month, bis brother. a boy Own aged about ten years, also
\went away Pi. name Is EDWARD KELLY: he has
red hair and dark eyes. It I; probable that both the boys
may dens their true names anti assume others. Any in
formation concerning, them will be gra ecnity received by
their afflicted parent.. JOHN KELLY,
Prospect street,
— farm , to Lease.
Ti,Ewill lease two Farms situated in
Eat
It
township, with I he necessary tenenen
and from 75 to 100 acres cleared on each. POPO, nue
farm sltuatcd In Nest Deer township A Ilestieny county
with front 50 to 75 acres cleated. Ti e above drscr
mti ed
property Is In reaconnlttv snod repair, laying oh 15
miles front Itir city of rittstmrsh, and within two miles
peon`.' thpeon`.' Canal, and wiii be leased on
teoa reasonable
nt
terms for from 1 to tree years, to Good
11ARTII ASI ItiURRY.
March 13th—tf.
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IMPORTANT TO . OWNERS OF
SAW-MILLS.
Q.AryDETZ'S,lnrivalted Self Setters for Sawmills which
117,1inve I,ern ?t , i fully tested in different parte or lio ,
trio,cll State, as well ay in the cities of PittAturnh and
Allettlit nv, eau I. Fern In operation nt n number of
mint in titi4 netzliboil.ontl, vi 7.: at %I r
r,... Wickertham's
milt, nn r e
on st.; at Bowman b' t'llambe ntiilti, near
\
I to• upoer 111,211 , it y Bridge, and at lilortkon'tt mills on
11,tre% 10;11111. 31111 ol leer-. The tibove named machine
Iran W. old:lined di %V. W. Wrillnee'l pimp nn Llbetty Bt.
near tzmi 'Mehl. where it it Going up, and where the
marhine will i e ro,oo :n• ly Kept on ha trdß. Apply to
5 B
F. Snyder or W . W .Wallace. may
Oldi BON r. z.r. V° BB:Brin Ten. 0 , 1 rrreiveit and far
.-./1-7 sale I,y 11.111..11.1:S• .11.1!•;NISCS.t
vt o. cli• I
may 2?. J 3 tt.
MONONC4 AItELA NAVIGATION •
1M PROV EM EN'l'.
p 71: (. L9.,.ll.,Sf,vvillobeldrecielvengidrtlicio.ll,iilirdi
a l Ot 1. , On v 1 :1
r
'niter nod Poor of thin work. Thertfo eon lo ! rarioreceivers to
payfind
thefie:v.:lry rolt"rial4,lohot kr • l •
ale..t frcoottir tolls of the lockQ :afro the work 4,. , ti imbed
The pi oposals to tie al!dr(i.i.oot in the roli4critirr•
NVAI BICH B ItI7SI• Presi,'rtit
Board of Mtnagrr
'mai.. 29—ini. (.1 ,
L. 11.6.1tPER,
Attorney and C o unsellor at Law,
CADIZ. HARR'SON COUNTY, 01110,
'V 111 attend romp , ly toy he collection or security
of claim., att.: all profensional fullness entrusted to ill?
Care In the. coanDes of Barrios'', Jefferson, Belnotit
astern:en. Tuscarawas, Holmes, Coskoclon Carrot,
Stark dad Mayne.
R.efer to: 111ticalt and Looonis,
Datzpil and Flem ing ,pit tslaryk
John HArper.
D. • ?do win,
may 27.—1 f
ker4, mrr. ElllllE'r gaol's EL.
TEE PROPRIETOR
elf Ihi ' . well known and Commodious house, situated al
the north rod of the old Ileglieny bridge, In Iris
rl ends and the public, that he has every thing in com
plete order for the recent:on and entertainment of trans
tent gileslS arid pernianefft boarders. Hls rharlP3 air
moderate and no eif.ttiOns will be sr ;tied to make so.
journefs comfortable and keep up the former reputalion
of hi* house.
Good stabling fur any nu . oller of hornet..
E unt E
Trlf, patrons of I Ms pleasant rel.; cat and all ts ho srek
pleasnte in the pure ir of tire rounti y, are
visii informed
that the Mount Emmet House in now open for erg
A carriate will leave the Mt. Emmet Ilmel eve
ry ry day
at half pall 2.ami half pas'. 3 o'clock. sooday4
HUGH SWEENY.
tud.
way 31—d •%
50 fltlXE7z (:mood Pepper, Butt
50 do, l'lmt Phoenix Factory,
just lecetved and for
II!We I,v
All.llArk:, JENNISUS k CO.,
43 Wood street.
To C A P 1 T A LISTS.
r, half of a very valu Otte and productive property
A_ for t‘alit to a good partner uo vore low and acco,o.
nonlattlez terms. The properly is in New Catitle, mt the
Veintsylvattla and Ohio canal, it, Beaver and Mercer
cotintie , , and consists of a Saw-Mill, with two ,aws
that cut about 3000 feet per day and rents for 050
lam A four story brick Flour Mill with d
four r u n
per
01
Bu.rs, 4. cart manufacture about 11G blds ro
day. '1 he Floor and Saw mills have all new works and
machinery and in first rate order. The mill I ClItA (or
1500 dollar , . per annum. A Rolling Mill. Nail Factory
and Bloomery for making Charcoal blooms, p a of which
is worked:by water power formed by Slienango nod
tinshannock creeks. The Rolling Mill is drove by steam
—2l inches cylinder and 5/ feet stroke. The
Mill to large ind convenient and has a Sheet Mill, Bar
Iron mtil, 11ammers and small Guide ant: Hoop mill
Furnace, sufficient for doing a large business. Boats
pass up and down the race from the Wnrka to the Canal
and save expenses of all Iraying,lmuling coal kc.e
arc 11 divelling houses and a number of shops and sta
bles°. the premises, and sales at New Castle for all the
iron, nails 4-c, manufactured and demand increasing.—
The Engine and most of the machinery and most of
he
the
improvements have run about six months only. T
Iron Works will rent for about 5000 dollars. The pro
perty cost, two years atto,42,ooo,and since that time 31,
000 dollars have been laid out in improvements. To a
good partner who can pay 15,000 dollarsdown and the
balance in a year, a goixd ~rgain of one half of the above
will he given.
Apply at ISAAC HARRIS` General Agency
lune and 6 . n I
telligence office. 9 Fifth street.
ST RECEIVED, about 50 boxes of good Burlington
JHerring, 25 rearms of wrapping bad writing paper,
and a lot of good Rqe Flour, for sale on accommodating
terms; In kits to suit customers. ISAAC 'Mattis,
Con. Ideeht No 9, stb st.
June 3.
3*: W. By:bridge & COI
GiltiT6 fot the sale of scenes Polder. Waist at
Abetween Wood and Smithfield.
March 30, 1343.
el LOCKS made ezWeisely, Oilier ilosiasiees, Lot
e'very Sultalde for "Pork armee. is the writitiAlo of
which they ere coostrected will mit rust ROM the ietion
or the salt, will be sold low for cash.
JAS. PATTERSON•
mu y 2-6 w
RI PEACHES.-50 bushels Dry Peaches, lust re
ceived lg for sale by II AILMANJENNINGS Co.
may 11. 43 Wood street.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Corner of Penn 4' St. Clair its. Pitlab'gh. 1
FOSE Proprietors of this elegant and commodious m
i, tab'ishment, beg leave to announce to their friends
and t e public, that their price for Board , from this date ,
is reduced to ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
Prom the locality of this house, being situated mid.
way between the Canal and Steamboat landings, don
the great thoroughfare to Allegheny city, the proprie.
tors mid, that with continued exertions on their part.
they will be enabled to afford every attention and facil
ity required for the comfort and convenience of their
guests. and hope to merit a continusnee of the patron•
age that has hitherto been so liberally extended to them.
The principal Stage and Pael.et offices, are connected
with the lintel, and for the better accommodation of
uests, an °mei/u will at all times be In read'.
their g
ness to convey thcm to and fro
IticKIBRIN
the House.
a it EMITS.
p
inammo± •
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CLIEAP COMB, BASKET AM) VAD
RI.:TY STORE.
No. 105,31 rket street, near Liberty.
v] E sult.=eriber respectfully informs:llW cuetniners and
Ithe public generally. Wet he has just returned from
the east with a large and elegant assortment of goods
In his line to which he invites Merchants and others who
wish to purchase whrlesule or retail, very low for each.
The fol`owitig comprises part of big stock, with a vet y
large assortment of fancy goods and toys.
200 packs English, German and Amer.
100 thousand best needles;
600 dozen tapes;
1000 all Colors 9(1001 COIIOM
1611 nr, patent thread;
2.5 Ilts. sewing silk,
70 lbs. he!t shoe I bread;
10)) Ito. skein cotton thread;
750 thawand percussion raps;
160-:rosy gill and lasting buttons;
130 gross pearl shirt buttons:
120 gross shoe laces;
100 doz. tortoise shell comtiv;
25 doz. tortoise shell, i uek and flulTalo emnbs;
136 doz. fine Ivory combs;
2110 doz. dressing combs;
350 day, combs;
6 gross tooth brushes;
20 dor. 11350 t led hair and clothes brushes:
7.", doe stispendet
40 _ r o ;, lOC silvered hooks and eyes;
20 o,iiiiion honks and eyes;
50 doz. assorted scissors;
30 doz. spectacles;
50 cross assorted whatelione;
250 dos assorted sizes slates; - 1 - 07'13 FOR SALE.—Four Lots In Menelimiter. Onr
41) _rotes steel pens; .I. I and a fourth Acres of Land on Holmes' Hill. Lots
3 ?Jost Woodward's celebrated pen holders; Wu. 41.42,52.53.54.181.182 and 189, in Cook's plan
With a general assortment of all kinds of variety goods, of Lots. on Holmes Hill Also, Lots nos. 26 and 27. in
suet wittow w agon=. chairseradies, market and other Cook's Wan of Lots on High street, near the new Court
I.a -kets, ke. C. Y. would in particular Invite the dom.. For terms apply to Z. W. REMINGTON
%Meld 100 of the Indie; 10 his line:lnd large assortment or \
seplll
shell and II ultato roods, Also, Greaam's celebrated six
cord spool roeton„ the hest stlicle mule; persons pus_
el,a..ing ran Fell To it if pot as represent rd, Also, the heti
connter drilled eyed nreilles, which have been purchased
especially lot retail, anti tine ilnicrican flat and round
head pins, (may 24 ) C. YEAGER.
CrAslts - pncon
5 • 1u , 2 round,
Stu &dent, Kentucky eared. received tills day
per Fie:utter Btldgewater, and fur Fate tov
G. c3IIFMN,
Water street.
It FA; R AfIKETS,
FOR CINCINNA.T I .
The Soirtsorr, ituhioramt, Master, leaves every
Thursday al 10 o'clock n, in
The Cuter, Collins, Master, 'raves every Friday at
10 o'clock a; ni
The Ntontsoniery, Bennett, Master. leaves every Sat.
urday at 10 D'CiOck s. m.
The Expros - s, Parkinson, ‘itteter, leaves every Baa
-1 day at 10 o'clock a. in.
JOHN BIRMINGHAM & CO.
m 215511.
ay 20.
min-
SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
A WELL turf shed brick house, with a well eultiva.
tS.. teal Flower Garden of about half an nese, and pro
vided with all neces.tary stables and out buildings, Is of
fered for rent from the present time until the flat of April
next. It is pleasantly 1011331 rd on the banks oT the Ohio
a short lli3la nee from the city, and for conven
and comfort is not excelled by any oth ience
er in the neighbor and .
hood of Irttishurgh. For a small family who will take
good ea re of the premises. this Is one of the most desir
able locations that cou'd be offered. For further infor
rimi ton apply lit this office, or to SI. Kane, Jr., Liberty
street, j •nr. 15-Iw.
- - - -
NOTICE.
rani. k Kelley or Abraham Ilneckley will call at
at the office of the Post, they may, perhaps, hear of
fomenting that will le of Interest to one or both of them.
TU'rTLE, 86 FOURTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH ,
ti AS just received from New York and Plidadelphia
n large and general assortment of valuable
Family Medicines, and he is now ready to supply Drug.
gists and Country Merril:ties, at the eastern wholesale
prices—A reasonable discount for cash--amongwh ich
nue the following, viz: Indian Vegetable Elixir, Hewes'
Nerve and Bone Liulwen t ,Li n t's Balm of Chins, Linn's
Temperance Bitters, Oldridge's Balm of Columbia. Pow.
ell's Balsam of A umsseed, Rowand's Tonic M attire;
Conistoek's Sarsaparilla. flays' Liiiimeitt (for Pllesl)
Spoil WS Headache 'lewdly, Gridley's Teller Oielnienl,
East India (lair Dye, Essence of Tyre, Meilen), Oil,
Overt:peel's Liniment. Bartholomew's Pink Expectorant,
Taylor's; Entrant of Liverwort, Scudeltr's Eve Water,
('overt',, Balm of Life, Ilutiipttrey's Pile Ointment,
Pond res Sul hies, Lino's Pt Isters, Erandri•th's Pills (gen
nine;) \VI snit's Dyspeptic Pills, Falincstnek's, Brodie's,
Evans', See's, llibbert's and various other PILLS !--
A Igo, Fahnestork's Vermifuge, Depurative Syrup, 0 po.
deldoe. Cough Lozenges, Pneumatm or Cough Balsam,
Mc., etc. A good and general avortment of ALL the
valuable Patent Medicines always on hand, and for sale
wholesale and retail.
Don'tforget SG Fourth street.
jnne 12.
__
DR. STARI(W'PHER'S HEPATIC
ELIXIR.
Case of Liver Complaint Of 25 years eianding.
This may certify that feritwenty dye years . I was aeo
f•
iflicted with pain in my side, tAhlch Was frequently
'severe as to entirely Incapacitate me from labor. I have
been under the care and treatment of various physicians
without any permanent benefit. nearing of the many
cures effected by the hepatic Elixir prepared by Dr•
litarl.weather,l was induced toigive it a trial, and am
happy to xty that it has entirely removed• I hare jilt i
wo symptoms of it for more than a year past.
Northbridte, June 30, 1341 AMOS WHITE. 1
\ may 30—i al .
The genuine to he had at TUTTLF.'S hledical Agency, FRESH HERRINGS.
86 Fourth A rret.
_ 1-1 BBLS Fresh Fierrlnse. just received and for
i fully sale by MAILMAN, JENNINGS 4. CO,
may 27. 43 Wood street,
QTE %NI BOILER EXPLOSIONS,—The Boarmake exd en.
1:7 pointed by the Secretary of the Navy ',to -
perimental trial. of such invention; and plans, designed
to prevent the exploAion br steam boilers and y 04194411
flues, as they may deem worthy of eiamination," re.
quest that those persons who have apparntus to present
for trial, will forward them to the Navy Yard, at Wash.
ington, without delay, as the board will be prepared
to
proceed with Inc experimental trials by the 15th tnst.
The instruments sent mum be on a pnicticel scale, and he
ready to be attache? to their boilers; that which has bee n
Prepared for the experiments le twenty test long; three
feet to distikter, and has two twelde inch fines passing
thrcint,b l f ,
YardiWarliliegton,Juae 8 1843'.—U1ane134311
4011 LINT
onascras "'LILT. we Amiga 1.4.20
PENNSYLNAN I A.
Bank of PittshurLii. par
Merck. 4. Man. bk. par
Eichange bank, Par
1 flit. of Germantown "
1 Easton tank. ~
Lancaster bank, die 1
1 Bank of Chester Co. par
Farmers'bir Bucks Co.
Doylestown bk do
Bk of N America Phil. ..
Bk of Northern Liberties,"
Commercial bk. of Pa.
Far. k Mechanics bk lr'
Kensington bk.
Philadelphia hk.
Schuylkill bk.
Southwark bk.
Western bk.
Bk. of Pennsylvania, "
Bk of Penn Tv. par
Man. 4. Mechanics bk. par
Mechanics bk. par
Moyamensing bk. "
Girard ba.,k,
15
U. States bank.
Lumbermene„ Warren,
Frank. hk Washington, par \
Miners bk of Pottsvlte, 4 ,
Bk of Montgomery Co. par
Mon. IA Brownsville,
Erie Bank,
$\
Harrisburgh bank. 4 I
Far. hk Lancaster. li
13k of Middletown, 4
Bk. of Chamberst , urgh , 4
Carlisle bank.
Bk of Northumberland, par
Columbiabk 4. Bridge co. il
Bk Susquehanna Co. 40
Bkof Delaware Co. par
Lebanon bk.
Gel tyshurgh bk. 41
York bank,
Far. 4. Drovers bk. of
Waynesburgh , - 4
.• Currency notes. 4
Honesdale. 2
Wyoming bank.
Pittebrith Slate Scrip 2a 5
Country do do 104\
Berke CO bane, 701
Lewistown. 2
—.l
Towanda
OHIO. Banks. su , .
Mountpleasant bk li ALABAMA
ank
Far.* Mech. bit of Sten. Good Rs, 20
in:ovine, 1: TENNESEE.
Belmont hi or St. Clairs-i All Ranks
GAN
, H
C
vvile, l i
Marietta bk. Demand
notes.
II Do. dn. 10
do Currency notes, It MII
H. Smith 3i
3
.I k Rk. of St. Clair,
CANADA
80.10
I
Columbiana bk New Lis Good
shanks'
Eich"V i
bon Demand,
do Post notes.
New York: I
Baltimore,
Cincinnati specie pay' i II F V. lti a larieiphia.
ins banks,
Mech.* Traders' bk of Boston. ~
Cincinnati.
3CWinceilintnet!ti,ltil i
i
par
ElCltalne ,, '
Clinton bit of Columbus, 1
Demand notes, It Louisville, par
Circleville, (H.Lawrence Cleveland, i dlr.
Cashier) 1* Wlteelint. parr.
Zanesville bk. Ii.GOLD AND SILVER, par
I
- immkE1iM.............."16
FORkSALE OR TO RENT.
TO LET.
HE 3d story of the building occupied by R. A.
TReusmen seen AUCIIOII stYeretofore known
as "Nestulth's Lona Room,' corner - of Wood and
511.
streets Inquire of R. 'Morrow. sth st. jan 23.
FOR RENT.
AND onswission riyen on the Ist of April next; n
brick house on the hnnk ()film Allesheny river.
Iwo stories Wall, 4 comfortable rooms, besides cellar
the
city
It Is very pleasantly altumecl.jutit out tilde the
city line. with • foil view of the ell y of Alleiheny, and
wlihin 20 minutes' walk of the heart of the eh v—rent
very low. AlllgB BLA FILY.
3 Rouse Arent. sth Ward
mar 1
- - -
TO LET.
E 'trick dwelling house, enntaining a tame
sittE hall, two parlours. 4 rooms with fin
ished garret.dinine room and kitchen. with ear
tinge house. are. This !muse is pleasantly located with I
yard in front and rear, on the canal bank. corner of
Chesnut street. leading to upper hridse. now in *heat•
eupanev of Mr. McClurg. rent Insult the times_-
ma q u i re n
ni Dr. Whittaker, Allegheny cot.
For Rent.
CONVENIENT three gory brick dwelling harm
Asituate on Rose street near Fourth. ReEßnt
IMIAT.
enrllll. Annie in .1.114
WHISKEY.
r Toms 5 veers old topper distilled Mononeahele
;ju nye Whtskey on consignment. and Inc men by
J. W. ISTIRRIUDGE.
Water between Wood and Emitted.,
- 20 Box ER Russel and Robertson's No. 5 LUMP TO
BACCO.
do.
'2O Roles aieort ed
Jun received. totether with a ceneral assortment of
every thine In the a rorery line, and for sale on the most
aecommodatine terms.
HAMM AN. JENNINOE ro.
43 Wood at
ny 29
----
..., BEAVER
ACKET ANT) WARREN
'.'"••••'"' .11=1: 1
''''...-7..t...---.:- P. .
he renal packet ERIF. J. id, Shaw master, will run
Trent r tti-weekly packet between theatre named
netts, leaves Renter on Mondays, Wednesday". Pride e;
re , ttrning, 'envy.% Wnrrrn on Tnerdnys, Thursdays and
Salurdays; connecting with the Stage Lines to Cleveland
direct. For freight or manes minty on hoard or to
BIR MINGR AM & CO., Pittsbmgh
J. S. DICKEY, - Beaver.
jet ay 10. ---------------.
IRON CITY HOTEL ,
The old stand of Matthew Patrick,
(Lately occupied by Jolla looms.)
riNHE suiv,e fiber wishes to inform the citizens of Pills.
.11_ burgh, and the travelling public, that he Itas leased
the above well known stand, (Situated on Fifth strret,
between Market and Wood.) where be will he happy tt
accommodate all his old friends, and as many ones
ansi,wil
termst tte
will
l as h ed e
mtoodaeckrantoew, Iseudigietedhtiomi.ahse I:X i :l e t' s ! ost i ;
tattle will he supplied with the heel that. the Marl"! at
fords. His bar will he furniebed with the choireelprl
liquors, both domestic and foreign.. Fite etahles are
Mous and commodious, conducted by experienced and
attentive ostlers., . . ,
Onr He worth! inform.the gitizens tttat be. Isprentired
to accommodate a number of Weekly,Monthly or Years
ly boarders at reduced prices.
_ _
AATICII OF 1110filD• , • •
Single Neal, 25 cents. I Lodgin g. l
2 4 ci..
I
Rom d per Week,
MICH. PORTSER.
may 11-3 m,
F"BALM—Lots on the North Bast corner of Con
l e sne and nigh street. Apply to
igen ill RW4.I. DARLINGTON, Market. near 4th r
WILLIAM Dcitqt,Ass —
AT ANDC AP MAMTPACTUREIL Every deeetip
tton of flats and Caps
. on hand, andfor sale. Inhofe.
sate and retnil. itpriees to s ilt the times, at the m OA sta s nd
a Don::lns t Moore, i 3 Wood street. a) .
800 000 "IS
°l-13"m a u. W r 31 1 0E 1' 10N.
4th st near Liberty
FREEMAN'S FIRE BRICK FOR
SALE.
C
ST received, 5000 Freeman's best Fire Brick, which
Jwill hereafter be kept constantly on hand and sold
low for cash, 'y IiIBMINGBII.in it CO.
may 21 Ao. 60 Water et.
FOR SALE.
THAT tante and commodious warehouse N 0.61 Lie.
erty street, In the occupancy of the sulweriber,2 o Eva
front, running through to Virgin ;iffy 85 feet. suleeetr.
tinily built, with the Unexpired ar+ and trace of 6 , 1 - Yo
HIDES. Iim
• The oboie hln one of the heel. buidoetou glitOdi la
DRIEiIBIDE • the chi, for a Grorery. Ciothing Fiore or foundry
Calf Masi; received on eonsignineet,and w i rehair.", anti vdl be er.ad very mew and hoeluto ll
%reale Irjr J W BURBRIDGE 4 , Co; given immediately. Enquire of *E. M. DAW SON.
June 3, Water st , between Wood and SinitttSeld on the pHoloto. jn t,
Woos' er,
Mwri l 4 , lt,
'Sandusky,
Cetus,
Norwalk,
Xenia,
Dayton,
Scioto,
Post notes,
Chillicothe,
Fran. IA Columbus,
Laocaster,
Hamilton,
Glanville,
\
Com . bk. Lake Erie,
Far. bk: of Canton,
Urbana
INDIANA.
30i
ao
78
25
pate bk.t Branches II
Mate Scrip, 21
\ KENTUCKY.
I
All banks.
ILLINOIS.
,Slale bk s r Brooches, 50
IShawneetown, 65
48 1 VIRGINIA.
Rank of Virginia.
do Valley,
Par. bk. of Virginia
Exchange bank,
IN. West, tank
Mer. 4-Men. dn,
MARYLAND
Baltimore Banks.
iCountry Banks,
DEL A WARE
All Banks, par
NEW JERSEY.
Alt Hanka. Pat and 1
NEW YORK.
ly R:ulr.t. par
I Country banks.
(purely fond.) i a . 1
Red Park, it° , 1
NEW ENGLAND.
Boston Ranks, p;
Country .;
LOUISIANA
Orleans flanks. 2 0 0,1 •
NORTH CA ROLINs
Banks, 2
i eak
5n0,17,111 CAROLINA
I
NS. COLUMBIA .
TING
AND aes • _
PRINTING OFFIO3
AT. 14 7 . borne,. of Wood 4 Piftis Ai&
. . .
Tux proprietois of the tilottattro PosT and m e giostit
AND I,4•I3IPACTORiiI respect f
tronsof those papers !
ly Inform their MINIM
and the pa , that they have a WO
and wellsboren assortment ol
ara7lo3lB. rmrme"*
AND Alb OifialTO ZdA1eM33142.21
Necessary to a Job rrintinit Office, and that they alert*
pared to exttule
LETTER PRESS PRINTING!
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Books, Bills of Lading, Circolat,s,
Pamphlets, Hill Heads, Cards, . ,
Handbills,
.. . Blank. Checks. flat Tips .
. af It Uinta.; of Wants,
Slip, ste ir ib o at, aw d Cana Boni Rini, with epji4:
priaie Curs, . . . .
Printed On tim slinite;l notice and magi reasonableterins,
We reepeci fully ask the patronage of our friends isd
be nubile in e s eneral in Oils: branch of our business.,
Plitsbur:ll, Sept: 39. Olt z. purt.l.lrB ,!$• §iIIITH•.
FASHIONABLE HEAD QUARTERS
. No 251, LIBERTY STREET.
WE .v
Oil invite the attention of cur friends anti
the puhlle2enerally to our assortment of Gonda.
svblci) we have just teecived from the East. all of which
'iv!, are determined to sell at a small advance 01 CM.
Customers may rely on having cheap. pond, well madq
and liandsome,articies, warranted to lit, %Mel Is a very
destratoi cr mbinat ion.
Pet-on= who visit this evinblisliment can depend oil,
findine an entirely new assortment of sprin: and manner
:nod.; we do not cav one thing and mean anothen.when
we say our assortment in lame, fashionable.
.handaort
and cheap. w mean that it is so, and cannoi be sur
passed in this.or any other city.
may 31— Se, A LGEO Meiji RE.
VOTICE to Steals Boat Glowers.—The sulisr, riher, In
consequence, of the dlffreuliv of the llmee. has redo:.
red the afire ofhir Safety Guard for the prevention of
the typiosion of steam boilers, to sl:in per
it rp hoped ihei n it b, at owners will avail themselves
ortttePereaFonable terms, not only on account of. Oil
Per feet Wei y they atTord, but alyo In mini of. eeonomv,.
Boilers with ihr, apparatus ininrhed will wear abou
wire as lona as those not provided with_
Marehl-3m C. EVANS
C.OSKS BACON /TAMS.
el! 6. do ihonidere, thug day received and foi
sale .1. G. .a• GORION,
13 Water ft
REMOV AL. .
J DURBORJJW, AI"fORSEY ATT.VW bag re;
ai.. removed his office to No 63 street. he.
tween Wood and Smithfield sts. next door to Attietaisei
Morroei. aor 1,
WANTED.
$BO% ,
fk OR 1.1140 oalkfortgage nu real estate..
predreft, is ninon! the best freeholds i n IN;
city, aid iho advertiser is willing to save a bandanas";
premium for the above om. For further partlen creep-
Or at the office of the Morning Post,
u ne 9 --45 w•
LIZIIICICI. NICK..- JOST D WICK •
L. Sr- .t. D. WICK, . .
Wholesale c racer% 34 . Dealers in Produce 4 _
fie, Wood Streei..4 .doors .above Filth st.
etrisuuncti.
may 15.
1843 i
standart, Ingraham. dit,
FOR WARDING AND COL M
LITELAwrh•IERCHANTS:
• Cireit
for the MerchantsTraneportarioneompany
C onrposed of the Merchants Line, Erie Canal.
Weritington Line.
Ranter. Palmer it Co':!. Line of Strum Poets a -e ye!"
mfe on, the Lakes..
Ch..Veland Line Penns} Iv:min and 01,10
Proprietors of the Merchants Line Ohio Cana'.
rEYER. TO—
WILXIt EmswonTii , No. 9, Coent ee 514 1 , A.
E. lintrrea ro Albany.
0110 rff•FF, 1,08100.
BUSTeII, PAtirett dr
C. Buffalo. .
M.T.WiLmAsts 4.• Dow, Cleveland.
Row .lonn M. A 14,EN,
rfILREIS M. Grotwos, do:
3. S. Drewry. Beaver .
Prwstivicidsst 4 Co.; Pittshurgh
843-Iv.
•.'
aryl.
EAGLE -•
GROCERY
STORE.
TAO . LLOYD. Jr.. Wholesale and Retsil Proerir'
andiruiterer, No 140 Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
-
may 20.
PEACH TREES.
ser has Just received front the Nursery
Tu b
of Landret h and Fulton, neacPhPadeinhia a lot .0.1
the. chancel varieties of Peach 'Premix. watch he.would
call the alteution of the prise. F. h. SNOWDEN.
I mar tNo 184. Liberty st head of Wood.
J. D..CREIG II 9
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office, corner of Smithfield ond Thild Sireti,
PiTioncnom
may 23, 1843-1 y
BLIII;DING LOTS IN BIRMINGHAM..
3 and ithin : o fo m r
i b n u o i t ld f
s in:
lk most r
t e l l , le:
Steams
e m l ed
Boat ;Audits', Witt be sold at peters to ault the times
cosh
The terms ocpaythent vyAll, L he ;lade • for sh
or s u ch u
suchbarter as can 1, toads • 7te" lathe"
subscriber itt flirrotOghain, or .101r..P, ', x ;;; No. 4;
Ferry street, PittsburglL' JAS. ••, Ja •
Jon , 1.
-
neguinr Morning Vag
FOR BEAVER.
,
''al":"., - .lb
a.:---r...,a.:---r...,, -r The fast runnin,z and well known
'
—.., ..--, 0.... s ex .
Steamer
CLEVELAND. ,
Fuser FlammLt., Mahe r, will depart dolly from rm.,-
hilr7.h at 9 o'clock. A. ti„ and Deaver at 1 o'clock P. M.
For frcleit er pon,ge, apply on board, or to
BIRMINGII 'O.l & CO. .
No 60 Water sure(.,
N g • _ The reoe lar canal porter to Cleveland, Obit.;
Greenville and Meadville Pa . and Massillon on .the
Ohio Canal, connectai; with steamer Cleveland at Rea
ver.will be in operation iminedlatrly on opentnr, of nov•
0 tgation. mar I G—tt.
-- . .. __
___-_-.------
rini is AU!, 5 criber has jo-i received from Philadelphia on.
..l.e New York, with n erneral and extensive assort,
'Pent of DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY , and
every article in his line of business, which heist deter
mined to sell on the most reasonable terms s'or cash.—
He believes he can .itTer stronger Inducements than ally
similar establishment in this city to country rilylideni
and Merchants, who wish to supply themselves lON
Drugs and Medicines. His articles have been ed/
with the utmost care, and are warranted of the he°leter-qual
ity and uniform strength. Orders will be filled with ac
curacy and elegance. Fatniti s can be FUpplied with Pine
and Fancy Soaps, of every conceivable
w vtic's. and of
the most exquisite perfumes; likewise ith Perfumery
and Cosainties of every descrip•lon.
The undersigned returns..bis thanks for the liberal sup
port heretofore extended tsahlm,and hopes by a constant
disposition to please and accornmod-a care in pro
curing and selling only what is exc elatle e-
nt and are —4
close supervision of the sales and transaction of the esiab
ed.,
..
lishment—preenntpws and accuracy in maroPonpding qi
icines---and by industry and perseverance. to merit an in
crease of public patronage ,
may 25.
Birmingham & Co.,
AG'TS volt STEAMER CLEVELAND.
And Cleveland Line.
March 23. '43
21 2 ; 3 .3 7 . • C : 3," B il t r u oo stTe s s , , reserved and for vale by
1. W. BLIABP.IDGE ¢ CO.
Water st, between Rater § smitb.a.
WILLIAM TWIN
BROOMS.