DAILY. POST. 'auction Salto.
PITT3IIRGH, MOND.Y, AUCI',':ST 14, 1843
Irrtoiitusiness cards, &C., 6c iirStrap
M ILITARL—The com•niesioned ufficers, both volun
tecr and militia, of Alleghmy county, are to hold a
meeting next Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, A. M., in the
new Court House.
Cum.'.Esc:ED—The Barge Clubs Biddle, King and
James, by the Fashion. Wager, s2oo—distance, 5
mile&
Ear The DucAtesne Greys turned out, in fatigue dregs,
oh' Saturday afternoon, to escort the Birmingham
Greys, Captain O'Connor. The latter is a new coin.
patty, and we are told that it does great credit to the
spirited citizens of Birmingham.
FROM ST. DOMINGO.
The schr Larch, Captain Allen, arrived yesterday
frxmaCepe Hayden, which port she left on the 20th ult.
The place was tolerably healthy, but business extreme
ly dull The U. S. brig Somers had called in, and sail
ed again for other ports in the Island.
The New York Courier and Enquirer contains some
later news from Port au Prince, which we annex:
"We are informed by Captain Wilson, of brie Fair
field; who arrived last evening from Port au Prince,
whence she sailed 30th July, that there were three
French mon of war lying at anchor in the outer roads,
and seren . other men of war lying at anchor in the ou
ter bay. The French steamer Gomez arrived on the
25th Jab , from the Witn;ward Islands, bound to Jamai
al.
Theta had been an attempt at a Counter Revolution,
which was put down immediately, and three of the ria;-
leaders shot instanter. The people were much dissat
isfied With the present State affairs, and some of the
wealthy and influential families are openly in favor of
the Island again reverting to the French government—
being satisfied, from the great di , sen , ion continually
taking place, that they cannot govern themselves.
The el -ctioas f E ec:o-s tool place in the different
dirsicts on tie 15th July, and the election of President
would take place on the. sth September.
Business was very dull—American produce scarce,
coffee, hides, &c., high.
NEW JfartSEY.
There is much exc .ment in this state on the subject
of a reform of the itltion. An effort v.-n. 4 made
at the last session of th:. LmziATtore to obtain a far: di-
resting a convereon to prepare a new constitution, to be
submitted to the people. But it was not successful.—
The friends or tbo rni'a , Ur , appear to br goil:g to work
itt earneo, and have adopted, as the best means of Ile
complishing their o:tject, a system of constitutional
• clubs throughout the State. Success to them! The
people. of New Jersey have been quite too loag a'oridg
a4l in their rights. - Federalism has had a long sway
there, and the state has been often gerrymanderad with
a view to its ascendancy. The property or tax-paying
qualification is required to make a man a voter in New
Jersey.
l'qzw Ccantscr.—During the French War with the
Beam/in Arabs. immense uurnintrs xv,re slain. and their
beads severed (*run their trunks in order that the con
querors might claim the reward which the French gov
ernment had set upon them. One of the soldiers had
fixer heads in his burnouse, and arriving at a suttler's
tent, he walked in and demanded a bottle of wine. "I
have no money," said he, "but this here (throwing an
Arat's head on the counter) will probably pay for it."
"Certainly," replied the woman, throwing the head in
to a large chest, and placing a bottle of claret before
the soldier, "and here, sir, is your change." With
these words she o?en , d a smaller chest, and handed
himback two heads of boys. An Englsh amateur
fighter who happened to be present considered this a
capital currency.
A CLERICAL FORGER ARRESTED,
We learn from the Rochester Democrat that a per
son calling hemselfft-v J. P. Backu,: pretendimr, t0 .14a
. 14a Methodist Preacher, of the Oneida Conference,
was arrested on Friday in the town of Gates, on a
charge of forgirg two Loms to the arm not cf $l4OO,
onone of the banks of Eti.m. about $9 in money was
found on Lis person, and some twinirort-kat paper.—
He confesEed that he had conuni; tod ;he fore cry, a:4
gave as his reafon for doing so that he era:, It;Thly
valved in debt, and wished to ex t: A!'uut
$lOOO of the tri.laey had been paid to his credio
and the remaLlintr $490 e::pended in Mtterry tickets,
by means of which he hoped to obtain sulicient fund:
to cancel the notes when 'due. In Li-, trtmk were
found some thirty nr l4:ypaze:: of nt%uscript, our
porting to be ;et fv2.cuuat ~f h iate.,lEl
to finish, and the I surrender hitrn,?;lto ju,aice fir
-
left for Utica on -Friday m
port of PittEiburgi).
Reported by Shelde and illitc 4 tell, General Steam
Boat Agents, Water street
TWENTY-TWO INCHES WATER IN THE CHANNEL,
According- to Coppct at the Wood street
ARRIVED.
Wan-en, M.:Donald. Bearer.
DE PA.RTED
Emma, Sterling, Cin.
MinToCliof. Dv ..my, do.
*II%
Ca in 7.iet KI2I Bo it, d 3.
Dayton, do. d
Afton, do do
275 tints of fr.-iLTIft
ASSIIMBLY
MtrWe are authorized to announce R. A. BAUS
of Birrninzharn, a: a ea .didate f;,r A , isem'dy,
subject to the deci•ion of the d .7n ieratic convention.
aug 14—tc
JUST RECEIVED, a frnpti a:iortrnnnt of all z‘izes,
of good wi .do•a \rind y.r sadl; alin, 500
cuts of yellow and pu-nle 4 aid 5 dinblr , carpet chain:
20 diz. I:trge ail .31111 hu:t an I "211 ram
writing and letter pa, r, f. :ad. on accommodating
terms, fur cash or appruvcd exchl,ll ,, ,
ISAAC HARRIS,
Arm ail
LACES- WANTED, fir a number of youo ,, and
middle aged men, as teach2rs for town aud coun
try schools; also, for clerks and shoprnm; far laborers
aria farmers; for 1111.11-lacturcx., aad mechanics, of va
rious trades; for coat:lmmo, lioillers, gardeners, and
men and boys for all work; also, wanted, places for a
number of delm , tres.;cs, cliarrib,.r mans and nurses,
drz., &c. Apply at
General Agency and Iniellienee Office,
No. - 9, Fifth street.
County Treasurer.
Messrs.. Editors: Please nun p la ce t h e name of
ALIMANDER M'CLune. of Mill1;n Township, as a
candidate for nomination by tli Di.ni wratic Convelei
:ion. for the office of County Treasurer.
Mr. M'Clure is an old and tried Democrat, of the
Jefferson school, whose clutßactor and ciyacity fur bu
siness would be a guarantee that the duties of the office
would be discbarged in a manner satisfactory to the
p eo IP.
aug ple. OHIO TOWNSH
COUNTY COMMISSIONF:R.
Afesitrs. E Please asaou'ire .Nla . er JAMES
C. RTTCIII.E. Of R )5i is is taw-iship, as aci 1 tte t'ar
the office of C mat:: C iaer. elsuing eke-
Lion. subject CO tin dadsioa of th- Coanty Coavention,
ana oblige MANY QEMOCRATS.
aug 14—te
JUST received from the American Temperance So
ciety, New York, 3050 Youth's Advocates and Tem
.a.ace Journals fin August. 250 Hymn Books,
Washington Harps and Lyres, Chrystal - Fount Melo
die. a, Pic Nic Sonya, 250 Reports, Prints, National
Prints, National Pren-I: , r, Perrn event Tew;ierance
Documents. B acchus anti Anti-Bacelins Dialogue,
from the Vintage, &c., for Ladies, G , .r...ealen and out
youth, and for sale in large quantities to suit allelasses,
by ISAAC HARRIS, Agent and Commission Mer
chant, No. 8, Fifth street. air.r. 10.
Ladies' Compaation.
AUGUST NO. Three splendid Steel Engravings,
received at W. M. Fonzit'S Agency and Litera..
)9 DVot, St. Clair sc. wag. 3-6 t.
John D. Davis,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCH'T,
Corner of 1 - roptl and 5171 sta., Pi!! dburgh.
T S ready to receive alerchandize of every description
.11. on consignment, for public or private sale, and
from long experience in the alioec business, natters
himself that ho will be able to give afire. satisfaction
to all who may favor him with dieir'patronage.•
Regular sales on MON DAYS and THlntsriA vs, of Dry
Goods and fancy articles, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Of Groceries, Pittsburgh manufactured articles, new
and second hand furniture, &c., at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Sales every evening, at early gas light. nog 12—y
SHERIFF'S SALE OF HARDWARE POST
PONED.—By order of B. Weaver, Esq., Sher
the sale of hardware, cutlery, &c., at the store of
Darlington &Peebles. is postponed until Monday MOM
ing, the 14th inst., at 9 o'clock, at which time the I
goods will positively be sold. JOHN D. DAVIS,
aug Auctioneer.
Sheriff's Sale.
WILL be sold, at 2 o'clock, on Thursday a
fternoor
tentee of this improvement has received the highest a
17th inst., at the Commercial Auction Itotaus 4
ward of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechailic's i. 3
A 0•
corner of Wood and sth s 3., by order of B. Weaver,
! ciation, for specimens of these boxes, (some of which
ti
Esq., High Sheriff of Allegheny en., for cash, par
ni„). ! had been run on die crank of a locomotive engine more
tie, 2 bbl;. sweet Malaga wine; part of cask good q uali-
; than thirty :'housand miles ~) at the fair of the Institu
ty French brandy; part of cask good quality Mal
on. tion, held in Boston in September and October, 1841."
wine; 1 bbl. 801. Jamaica rum; ‘ 1 do.
via,
_. : c
wia, " l 'i The Franklin llmitate, Philadelphia. also awarded
cask sour wine; 5 laree size stand casks and 5 ;mall do • Mr. Babbitt the prrunimo for the improvement in box
-7 boxes 8-10 windoWes,tinder the Scott Legacy, which contIIICS such awards.
Hass; 1 kee alum; i ]erg er'''',l"/
salts; .1. kegsulphur; Udv nails; nail rods; pem;trit fay:- 1 " Th. " -. ' -in ' l " . ".r ui i'liP"i"'""""•
eels; funnels; gallon easures; jars; 1 bureau; 1 stove The Committee on tiavtil atftil s reported stroncly i
m n
and pipe; 7 chairs; 4 writing desks; rag carpeting; 1 it; favor, in CE)Wil!quence of widcli the risilit to use i t was
sleigh and bells, &e.
purchased by the Government for $20.000. The corn-
A! „. e, 1 pipe tir,,iidc, good
quality; 2
casks
yanhec tads..- retj•t to; and make a part iii their report the let-1
t••r; 01S. V. Mecrick, J. Erric , on, George C. Read. C.l
rum; 1 bbl. swetJtMa.lar-a wine: 3ha filberts; 10 box
es 4 piut tumblers; 20 box es 1 2 -20, 1.2-13 and 1241 W. Copoltind, Com. L. Warrington, Hon. A. P. Ur- !
altar, and Charles Howard, recommending the invert-
window glass; 50 reams writlig% and 25 reams wrap
ping e'er; a quantity of household and kitchen furni-
lion.
ture, &c. JOIE , : D. DAVIS, Mr. S. V. Merrick states that the metal havine- ' been
i i
Imo- mom -11 in use to test its merits fully, .lie ha; no
au; 12-5 t Auctioneer.
liesitationia saying that it is one of the most ea:liable ;
AA 10 c TILL B clock, A. M., at the Commercial Auction E SOLD, on Moaday, tho 14th inst.. at imjiniyeiniteits that has come to his nutim.e. The effects
prodiired are: a great diminution in friction; a saying :
Roomk, carter of Wood and Silt stn., a large assortment in °il " --- ""'' half mare: an economy in the original
of dry goods and faiicv articlos, just received from Phi- constr umber, the brasses being much lighter; a sam-imr
ladelphia. in repair. thermal la,t Mg longer and being replaced at
At 2 o'clock. P. M.. ...C - ! , V and second hand tarsi- a less cosi; and a saving infuel, cot:segment upon di- i
tare, window gdmi,, and glass ware, cordage, broom-; inini-li! ' d fricii ' xn • "
The :n •ti has alto boo introduced e. ith er-cat ad- 1
meriting and wrapping paper, &c., Sc. TI
Evenini sale at earl gas light. yam a2„ri, it, linitie carriage •ii.d wagon boxe.i. for which
t- y
our 1:2-1 t JOHN D. DAVIS, An:lin:leer. i i ', `!''.ll, adapted.
it is also. amotgit many others, : trotily In aammen
ded by Mr. Ciiiries Howard, President of 0.1 , 2 BLI:ti•
in ore and Susquehanna Railroad Company, who pur-
chase'llhe riehr for the rivila distance of se ~ , eary mile; i i
for Yi 1.050. Mr. Howard gives dm article the follow-1
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
fir HE Partner:hip heretcf ire existing between E.
1. Black & S. 3lnCiean undiu- the firm of Black &
McClean, this day di:solv.-1 by nintual consent.
An persons indebtod to th^ lot, firm, er.. rioted to
make immediate paymcia. and all pnrsons havia7 claims
present them to S. McClean, who' is alone author
ized to snttle the business of the late firm,
aug. 9, 1843
The business will be continued at the old stand by
S. McClean, who respectfully solicits a continuance of
public patronitze. A large az.inctrriPia of BOOTS &
Struts of all qualities and sizes, conaaar'.c on hand,
and fur sale cheap. S. McCLEAN.
anz 11.-3 t.
Western University of Pennsylvania.
THE next term of this Institution will bunin un Mon
day the 4th of September. at 9 o'clock A. M.—
Application for admission may be made to the Princi
pal, the Rev. H k:31.4 5 DrErt, D. D., after the 21st inst.,
at his room in the U n ive r 4 tv , f rom 9 to 11, A. m,
The exorcises of the LAW SC EmoL tviil commence
on the same day at 3 o'clock, P. M. Application fur
admission into which, to be mad- to the Professor of
Law, WALTER 11. LOWRIE, F.AI., at hit:office in 4th et.
On :he eveniaz of the sam^ day at 7 o'cleolc, in the
Hall of the University, an ADORE SS will be .l livered
before. the Trustees, the Faculty and the Stu tents, by
Professor Lowrie, which the riiir.rms zrn,rdly are in
\ ;ted to attend. A. L. PENT LAND,
ntrr 11-23 S^rret.tt ifthe Board oC Trtist,es.
Penn Insurance Company.
T,u11::-:i!,ori to Or' ! , ri,
aro h it p , zr-oiv,t tr,
o r C a a s , _c r,tl ,t :••••
c,e half Doaa , on f•-h-t.f.!
--.zirctl 10 o , ; ,1 „f.
fie! , of the Conwany, (c Ql , r of Market eel Thl.d
str , -? , ) on To•• ri t e 2'2.1 -lan' of Anz,l„, t ,
PUBLIC NOTICE i; also th •
Book.: of Ow Irksn,—,nco Co:rl7.run
at 9 .... . M., a. 11-h. of th:.:
the 2'21
to it; d on
a•A ono ha!F ii iare per Char.
lime of
I.lllg JOSIA II KING, Pr,..i‘l,nt
D.1.11,50N wt,l l . I ttitaia here:: ; 1.11,• ind-hted to call at hi, 410 p, oppo , ite tits' 1'0,4
Office, and ,rttle tit.. it -e tuatA, a, all IL:l,lced ac .
eonati will be loft with the rroper f
ectinn. n i th, wiz. 10-3 r.
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C F
OFLE.-393 b,L:zs
" 1.1:•lyra du
50 " S;. liorniazo do
50 " Havanna do
NO roceivine, and for low Gar cash, by
MAILMAN, JENNINGS - & CO.,
43, Wood street
Proposals for Chain Iron
NAVY Af.ENT ' S l ) vricy,
Wad,lll7tl.:!. Juin, In, 1843.
pROPOSALS H
roct,d at thi., tyji, u,ij!
I 3 o'clock, on th d i of septernher enstiina,
Li chliver at the N LVV lm,l in this cite, the lathe, lag
Chain Iro.r, for ei:zlitc,:n Cable:, 1 11-16 i r ,•l,a,
in diameter, each 150 fathoms long, coastimting the fol
lowing bill of Iron, viz:
35,100 links 1 11-1/3 inches in diameter-203 inches
long.
450 links 1 13-16 inches in diameter-22i inches
lonl.
20 feet 3..1 inch by 2:1 Oval pin Iron.
.90 do 23 do 2 do do.
70 Swivel, 193 Shackle, and 13 box pieces.
Specifications of the Snivel, Shackle, Box pieces
and Oval Mu Iron. Cl.ll be seen on application at this of
fice; all of the above Iron must be the very best Amer
ican, and ucdergo such proof, under the increased tests
and inspection, as the Commandant of the Yard may
subject it to; to be delivered free of expense to the
Government, and in as short a time after the Contract
is made as is possible, which time will be designated
in the contract.
Bonds with ;rood and sufficient sureties in doublo the
=mint or the Contract will be required. and a reser
vation made from each payment of 10 per cent, till the
Contract is completed.
auc. 8. WM. 13. SCOTT, `as- Ane nt.
AwAßNiNG...,„:ismiich, ns th , Direntor.t or
Tru. tees of the Western Theological Seminary
hive advertised a part of the Common ground of the
city of Allegheny Coe leas , . This is to give notice to
all persous Wit to take htaiel+ from said Tne for any
parrot sail Common ground, or in any way to trespass
cn the common right of the_ citizens in said ground, as
it is the determination of the city authorities to contest
the right of any person or persons either to louse or erect
buildings thereon.
By order of the- Craririls.
E. W. STEPHF.NS,PreFident, S. C
aug 12—Gt HENRY IRWIN, Pretiident, C. C
T v!,ung hysor:,
30 bore; (13 flt-.) (1.)
20 0 lb. boxes gunpowder,
20 "' " imperial, just received and
for sale by lIALLMAN, JENNINGS & CO.,
aug 9 43, Wood street.
_MACKEREL. 0 0
h b . f 3 . no. s 3nomnacalioarel,
10 quarter bbls no 2 do, a prime
article for family use, just received and fur sale by
HAILMAN, JENNINGS & CO.,
au.; 9 43, Wood Street.
T OBACCO. -10 boxes Burton's 5 b lump tobacco,
25 do Russell & Robiusons do
5 do Hare's do
10 do assorted sizes sad brands,
just reeeksid sod fer sale by
LIATIMAN, JENNINGS & CO.,
azg 9 0, !Nod street.
E. BLACK,
S. :',IcCLEA:`,;
h a-1 i...-•ahr..-ht rd'•wc!"-:
• I) • ro.;•C:z• d at
t}7^ Dir
;: - 2 i;:.7H — ,,li.\r,. , •er
J . ..A Pl 7 . ,1•11C!j it! id StoubvilViiiC
:300 1i•J! , 1 , 1 , v,t' Zl'id Moll:“ Pk:IISII.UL "
CGO Mount Plenuint and Somerset
372 Somerset and 11.nft.:a
, 330 Arms:lic:lt te.a Indiana
530 I.Aii.i.a and Ele.mburg ''
323 IVashington and Williaimport "
855 Do Pittsburgh
200 Butler arid Kittanning
241) Mottat Pleasant and Pittsburgh "
360 Somerset and Conemaugh
' 320 Do ' Cumberland "
160 Ligonier and Johnstown ..
224 Armstrong and Clearfield "
80 Beownington, Hanistille, and
Franklin i.
200 Butler and Freeport 0 20
224 Pittsburgh Farmers &Mechanics'" 25
160 Bedford and Hollidaysburgh " 50
160 Birmingham sad Elizabethiown " 25
IGO Lutiairsburgh and Purixatawney " 25 Coroner.
300 French Creek Bridge company, 20 I respectfully offer myself to the citizens of Alleghe
-1250 Franklin and Allegheny Bridge company,
20 ny county, for thn office of Coroner, subject to the de
-100 Erieand Waterford Turnpike Road company. 50 cision of the Democratic Convention.
n - iv 18- ^' DAVID HARTZ
560 Sinqpnibannn and Waterford
1010 Mnrcer and Meadville /I 05
100 Anderson's 'Ferry, Waterford and
New Haven
200 Abington and Waterford d,
230 Warren and Ridgeway o
10 Wart-mimd New lurk State line "
96 Titu , ville and Union Mills o
160 Warren and Franklin " ..._
30 Sugar Grove and Union .4 25
300 Bank of Pennsylvania, 900
300 Columbia Bank and Bridge company, 100 l FOR TH E POST.
1000 Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal company, 100 I take the liberty of ofi ring my-elf as a candidate
ny domccratic fellow citi-
Purchasers will he required to pay for the Stocks, at for the office of Coroner, to t
rens of Allegheny county. subject to the declaim of the
the time ..r imminlively niter the sale, in certificate, is
stied by the Audi! or ( - 4 ,, ,,ra1. in purmance of the Res,. ' Democratic Convention which meets ern the 30iit in , t.
lution of 7th April. 1312. ti.iei s issued by the Bank.; ..if , a". 7 9- itc ROBERT M'C ITES N EY.
_______.
this Cumnion..vnaltii under the act of 4th Mar, 1341, ---- _____ ________
Fpecio. or the not, s .4' sp , ,de payiitz banks. The :ran William C. Wall,
,-
for of Stock will be made in a reasonabletime •t" •
, ..._r ; Plain and Fancy Portrai! an-1 Pictu re Frame
sale. JAMES CLARKE, . In.?: itrzt"e re ,-,
EVANS ROGERS, No. 87. Fouri'n >tr.!t, Piit. , bur7,ll, Pa.
JOB MA\N, ; el . AN V ASS bru,..be,i, enrrdsb, &c., for artists, always
Commissioners
' fur sale of State Stocks. i ‘.---1 on hand. Lool.ing Glasses, &e., promptly Ea
"'mg. I-ts JOHN D. DAVIS, Auct'r. ! mesh to order. Ripairing clone at the shortest notice.
Particular astention paid to regilding and jobbing of
Found, t every description.
ABOUT the lack week in June, iii a Clothinr Stole Persons fitting etamboats or houses will find it to
in Liberty street. a Note of hand, considerably l their advantare to call. sep 10-y
soiled and worn. It is signed by James Gaston and -------
T OAF SUCAR.-10 boxes koafsagar„i ',lst receive
another, and drawn in favor of W. Black. The own-
-.1 ar;d for .5-.oe by - ''; - i
-..
er can hareit by identifying it, and paying expenses. i
11 - .111 43142`1, XL, .: 7. , .G:5 & CO..
INI • -
July 31.--refs -
1 ang - 9 1.- 43. W.:K...3 strn-r.
TO DIA :4 - TS, DNGIND-MIUMOLS
AND 0147NERS or macturprzny.
RABBIT'S ANTI-ATTRITION METAL —This
excellent invention for the reduction of friction in
machinery has at length been introduced in nur city.—
It consists of a lined box, suitable for all revehing and
sliding :notions is the various kinds of machinerv,where
groat weight . or speed are applied; these boxes reduce
friction in a rem-le:able degree requiring but little oil,
and are warranted entirely free from the obje ct i ons
found with those now in use.
These lined boxes have been introduced in many of
the Eastern Rail Roads, and in various manufacturing
establishments in that section of country, to which the
limits ofan advertisement will not allow us to refer,and I
nearly thirty well known superintemlents,cngineers,ma-
chinists and terrine builders in the east certify that, •'in
the te:e of these boxes., friction is reduced in a remark- I
able degree; oil is required nrey in small quantities, and
the wear is hardly perceptible, during a period in which
a hard metal box of tha same thickness would be worn
out; journals limning in these boxes attain a smoother
surface than then have seen on those which have been
in g r.-n-rnmend
'•Th- price t-vti.4 cot:shirt:lNi n hi.th one, for the com
rar,uk-dy:.•,it.(xiotit to which th- Compt:uy wou'd
ha ve an anpo r t tm i tv ofm thing us , - of the patent ri:ht;
but we were sati:! . .ed that it was fur our intentst to a
vail etn-se:ves of the invitation. I can now say, that,
having better to-4,A its value by a more extensive ar
plicatitei of it. I that the company would be very
unit relit; iuuh their rightto u.se it fur a tooth
high
orconsu 7.ati.tit than that which was given for it: arid I
have Ln d mht, that it such W'irt, to be
mad.. to c Corapany, ‘vuu:d.,,without
Fite ::ea ott, of Ile , invention that it prevents
the •
a:l4 cutup_ aad de.orucaon
of thl bcri s. are so nurneroni the steam
engine; and on the p •ction of which depends the val
ueof the en4ine; while, at the same time, there is a
very great saving of oil, the expenditure formi a mate
rial in tit east of worlsarag a largo engine. In the
locana,tiVo,l If the com7anv. I find the .asini; to he ful
ly oneirlif of the qa unity whit Yea.; required bef ire
Mr. Baliliat's inveniion was applied to them. Some
of there lo 'ornotives havi.:rt ran several thousand mile,
I ca ; also say that tI i irivente'n make: the mar hiller.
rnael in ire d Cry, tv',li!.• ,ti,-rive w
of tits nn, Lire it incr~ as~l, the
c,-„t of ropir , i= di
1."
1., hav:rc I,pon
171 Lilln V1 1 :1:4Ity. LI.: eni!,:.-1 to rcilr Li
to it , ovn
t Jain R't'iC ~~~~.:~.~-; it
IV%. C:rtr, of Lycn, & Co.
Env, Av. , r 11.1?
1 , 0 , }"?; , . TON,
r,...7; 5r ' I . ld t . orrir,o,i ,- joti el v , h e J n :n•hn:cd
.( - t-,1 •ind Bra =, Fwlndry of A NIPX.
F.,. and (2.1a:,-,..ry
ZERIMMI
1'1;11)Gi: AND
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mt•.,C,i by the
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17', 11 o', •••v..1 50
..,,),.) \V„ir 1. , - : ,:- . ‘ V a‘hinFii.On co., 5 . 0
, ,
...",00 :\ i 4 - 1.5t.(2. Intl. •, N . 1•.-itzation company, 50
21 - '1 13 11,11 :t al it ov-town Tp. Road conipany. 50
31..21 5(., , , town ty. , (lGreeniburch 50
.1. 7 Y0 (1 - cc ,. , 0, 11,..41171;1(1 l'itt , bur.th " 50
3137 11.1 ,ti 1.:d(41, Cambria & Indiana" .S 0
!I'i7 .1. :* ~. - ' , tr::1,11' .(i Nov Alexandria " 50
. ....:1). ''.: -.v 1,- 1..11.i 1 ;i• ,f 1 (,centaurh" 50
:117 1' , , .' ~. _.. -i• . I r ,_IC,. 1 " i, 5
SMOKED HERRINGS.-- 1 25 boxes smoked hew.
rirgvja3t received end for aide by Q OLE , LEA.THER.-120 sides sole Inthrv.;u at ra
HALLMAN, JENNINGS' & CO:, • ceitedby LLAILMAN, JENNLNGS & CO.,
i 3 Wog ie 43, Wcad arm
? I— e
o r. rk 3
Par Vat,,e
25
50
25
October tkttion.
Prothonotary.
I resncetfully offer myself a candidate for the office
of Proi4onotary of Allegheny county, subject to the
actioa of the Democratic county convention, which
meets on the 30th August next.
GEO. It RIDDLE
ADgheily city, may 31—tc (1&w.
Prothonotary
I resp:N7tfully offer myself as a canlidato fur the of
fice of Prothonotary, subject to the action of the D..m
°critic Convention. WM. G. HAWKINS.
Wilkins township, june
Prothonotary.
To ticc voters of AllegArny ccunty:—l respect
fully 'air myself to your consideration as a candidate
( in , lepPn , ?ent of ties) for the office of PRO
THONOTARY of Allegheny county, at the ensuing
election. As Ido not come before you recommended
by a Convention, those of you to whom I am nut per
sonally known will Ouse examine into my qualifica
tions, &c.; and if so fortunate as to obtain a majority
of your sidlraires, I shall endeavor by strict attention
to the duties of the (ace, tr satigry you with your
ALEX. MILLER:.
of Pittsburg.
may 10—
Prothonotary.
Clear th e COILISC . rIr Ike 1701UnteerS
WILVAM B. FOSTER.. Fig., of Ailglieny city,
will he a candidate for r' c 0:11c.:‘ of Prothonotary of Al
le,henvcounty, tit the o.'t r election. jnno 4.
91 Avy citizen!, of ANclemy city recommend Dr.
J. C. WC:PUY as a suitable person to fill the office
of Prothonotary. juts 1:2.
Sheriffalty.
T r.,,s T r!ctfuly present mv,olf to the citizens of Alle
-1 iiheny county, a= a candilatefrir the SherifFalty, sub
ject to Ow action of the D..—nocratic convention, which
meets on the 30th of Auzuit next.
june D—d&wte. ELIJAH TROVILLO.
To the Electors if .9 11 County:
Fenow utfur trtvqelf to your cun:hlera
ti,,n.u, eiud:lt ,, f.-r the office of subject r o
notehr , tinn ( - tithe D•!n•Jeratic Co;:ve.ttio: h
he tinot , ful for
y our , Tinr , -rz.
(Luz.. I n—tc. CHAMBERS McIiH3BEN.
MAVY Ci 7ens of Pitt,loirch, recommend Dr. JO
SEPH CURRY a.; a nuitahle person to fill a seat in
A , seinhly. the en ,q.11r1 . 7, 5P ,, j1,11. july 11, 1843.
Assembly.
A uumb<•r of the Dem writ: of Mifflin tnv.m=lim
eonc'eded to ni-i—ent rLo narle of SA :\ll_l-11.,
COCIIRAN, E.g., of that town ron , iit ra
tion of the Cony taini •}: - Lect?, on 211:11 ir-t.,
fin- a nomination for the Lnn , i , !ioure. ^ll
- and a well trial nim , ra t , and hi,
confidently present hi, claim. au2s7—if
Assembly.
\Ve alitilo!is.-d to tintJ , lttc., ITN
1 7 . , q., of Pin,• rarldidatc rot- A- , 00.b:v.
,o'licct to th- norniira• L'.: , Dum.)cra•A ,
119—to
C r ounty Commissioner.
IV, are authorLicti to announce ALEXANDER
PIIILLIPS of Robinson. as a candidate for County
Conitni, , ;ioner, iillject to the decision of the democrat
ic count). convention
County Commissioner.
EDIT01:•:-PIC715' announce the ante of
Gettlo.TOFIN M. DAVIS. of Peeltle3. for G.toitv o _!rett-
Trit= , ioner. ,n! - t:eet to tie d , eiq;cot of the Democratic
runty C:97lvC.ntion, to be 1-hi in Au t n t ,t ne x t.
MANY DrMOCRATS.
County Commissioner.
3/, ....U . S. E . /I. ' ' , tllO *"l , l * .ti oni ro arpcar:
to pr.-v.1.il t! ...v. two of
th r it is but
ani utrr or rizlit IRI :Lit the ,or it , i.nnr
.1i .0:1 tb.
•:. r pe , opln n 1
r .1A)11 4 (:. Cl thi•
fli , ViOt, for Coutnv .r, nr th.. vn:ttiniz
CA!! ~,,,,,,,,,, MAST I)::`I 4 Jr:tATR: VOTEILd.
County Commissioner
1 . If; • •••
t`"
I •tfn!l% ofT , r Iv-c!f t"
tl.• offic , or
(2„•:7 r. nlnv not
1. , I, I,b p !iti,;d or privatp
rri•prz. t• ; c‘. . .
in ii,o I, ii••• •• ti l t %%o r d.
A, rho cotintry i= ,orn• - •wirit in Its is In
ch] affair , . ttnd th , ‘ of public
f000i,.•-t1 111•• of .
ot . th•• 'r - i•lor-i-t - n•••1 110 t qholl'd
he I ••••1 tortui.ao- b•• el•-etrd, to tow 171 . 1 , , i1iir at
tl•Mri to tit : • , •t!tititry F.ltouA it roach
tits .
ITUBLEY.
C , vaimissioncr
ROBB.
for C,,7;,:,
t z0r.,11,
sn',jcct to 111 action of the
Dern , r
(:)-N c.nl',lt.,.:loNErt
IC. ar •;..It, t!,,r J_.,\ IF.": AN
DEL( :4 , `; lithe rite, ' a '''1;1 , .1: , 1:11. , for Cou::tv
Com )ner, d ,•1 1)0rn , ..-
Corvention
COU.VTY TREJSUR/.1:
JACOB TOM ER, of Pitt t.,wn,hir, well hr,e,v n
to the Dymocracy of AdieErbmv county, as a staunch,
uniform Ropuhiican of the .Taman 5..h00!, wia he a
candid:Ae for C.,n - ity TrOA , Ur`r, uhjcc^ to the dccision
of the Democratic C,emtv Coaven , jo: l .
A V OLT) DEMOCRAT.
COUNTY TREASURER
At the soiicitotion of ninny radical democrats, Mr.
SAMUEL McKEE. of Li; rinin , zhatu, has consented to
become a eindi late for 01- of Counts Treasurer
subject to the d Tisi-n of the Democratic County Con
vention. Of Mr. M2Kee it may be truly said, to bQ
known is to he popular.
Many Frind. lof Unassuming. Worth.
County Auditor.
Messrs. Edit :rs:—Pion,:e announce the Ilf.ollo of
JOHN W. M'CLELLA ND. of Franklin township. as
a suitable candalan• fur County Anditor nt the cornin2
i?leetion. subject to the decision of . tin , Cou nt y Con...Tu
thill. Mr. AFCLI.I.LAND is a D.-m,lerat of the warm
est and purei.t kind, and will be warmly simported
by MANY DEMOCRATS.
.AnEr. 7, '43—te.
i :271 184 3. -:--=t;%::..... Public Bale 04as:bits Load&
uIIgiTANT to a decretal order of the Cireakfise
STANDART, INGRAHAM & CO.,
county, pronounces 1 u 19th dos of April, 1843, In tbs
Forwarding and nommitstion Merchants,
-P Pia la-atrt of Law andChaneery, for Mew
CLEVELAND, OHIO. cause depending therein .0 Henry Strider. r..., a 4
aninst James W. Baikezwidze and others. Def e tethe
A GENTS for the Merchants' Transportation Corn
undersigned
special comiui;sioaer, will sell et poblio
Pay composed of the I`,lercbants' Line, Erie
auction to the highest bidder, at the court house to
Canal; Weshington, Line. Hunter, Palmer &Co.'s Mason county, o:; tba
Line of Steam boats and ve3sels on the lakes. Cle ve- (bcing tho- hest day e 16th d y of Sal:amber, 1843
of the Cir Sup'r Court ores.
land Line, Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal- PmPrio - conntv,) that will known body of land commonly ast•
toes ofthe Merchants, Line, Ohio Canal. ' , led "Graham's Station," l!,-irift in Masao county, Vol..
REFER TO on the Ohio river, containinT by survey four *email
Wilkie & Ensworth, No. 9, Coen - ties Slip, N. Y. one hundred and twentv-three - c acres, in tyro soi=
R. Hunter Sc Co. Albany.
06 ' 3 Chair, Boston. parcels, a large proportion of which is river
Hunter, Palmer & Co., Buffalo, land. The above lands previous to the day of sale w®
M. T. Williams & Dow, be laid off by the surveyor of the cotton in lots ems*
Hon. John M. Allen, Clevela> d. venient size for farrns,and plats furnished, and so merry
Charles M. Giddings, f thereof will be sold as may be necessary to pm*.
J. S. Dickey, Beavcr. : the sum of money required by said decretal orlon-
The sales will be made on a credit of nine months Our
Bietnitialtam & Co., Pittsburgh. . one-third part of the purchase money, oftwelve exalts
up 1 1813-Iy. _ for another third part, and of eighteen months for the
residue, the purchaser or purchasers giving. bonds with
good security for the payment of the different iamb
mc.nts, bearing interest from the day of sale, the Itood ,
title to be retained as further security for the payment
of the purchase money, and liable to resale at the risk
of the purchaser or purchasers failing to make inmate.
al payments. -
GEO. W. STRIBLING, Special Com e r.
Point Pleasant, Va., June 26,1843. Ljy6-Qm‘
THE canal packet ERIE, J. M.
Shaw,master, will run as regular tri
weekly packet betweon the above named ports, leaves
Beaver on Moadays, Wednesdays, and Fridays' morn
ing, leaves Warren oa Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays; connecting with the Stage Lines to Cleveland
direct, For or passage apply on board, or to
BIRMINGHAM & CO., Pittsburgh,
J. S. DICKEY, Beaver.
FuR TIIE POiT
1843.
Tril A RE RE DI:CUL —U. S. MAIL LINE or STAGES
.1 AND RAIL ROAD CARS, from Pittsburgh, via Bed
ford, Chambersburz, Harrisburg. nod Lancaster, to
Philad:2lpida. connect*. with the Main train ofcars to
N. Y. &c. 0:4150 miles staging and one night out.
Also, the direct line to Baltimore.
Fare to Philadelphia $9.
Baltimore 9.
Leaves daily at 3 o'clock A. M.
Office 2d door below the Merchants' Hotel Wood st.
MENDELL, GRAHAM, WA.LiGLI &Co.,
feb 23, 1343-Iy. Proprietors.
Tho Great Central Route
iria National Rood and Baltimore and Ohio Rail
"s7Fr-i" Va.'
%eke
NEW LINE OF U. S. MAIL COACHES FOR
WA 311INGTON CITY, BALTIMORE, •PHILADELPHIA
AND :CV YORX.
THis lire is in full operation and ieaves Pittsburgh
daily at f o'clock A. M., via Washington Pa.
and national roal to Cumberland, codnecting here
with the rail road Co's to all the above placer: Trav
elers will find this a speedy and comfortable route,
it being a separate and distinct Pittsburgh and Cum
berland line, facilities will be afforded which have not
been heretofore enjoyed. Extra coaches furnished at
;he shortest notice. with the privilege of going through
direct or taking one nights rest at their option. .
For tickets, apply at our oflice at the Monongahela
Hou,e, L. W. STOCKTON,
feb President of N. R. Stage Co.
FOR THE POST
llama Jar Packets, for Cincinnati,
Th Sllpiri,•llC”, Robinson, Nla.tor, leaves every
Thursday at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Cte.ter. 1 7411 i n ,, 111 aster, leaves every Friday at
10 o'clock a. in.
Tina font zomn re, Bounett, Mager, leaves every Sat
urday at ] 0 o'clock a. m.
The Expre,;. Parkinson, Master, leaves every San
day at 10 o'clock a. In.
.1()11N BIRI\IINGIIAM S.-- CO.,
may 20
.1. eats
aug 7—tc
To Let.
TURFs brick house on Market betw'n_ i ti.
tlld and 3rd ctrret,. The store in thi ,
lar;L-e, nrd furnished with gas pipes and a
Rrrt low.
ALSO, a dwel,i,n; Louse on Market between 3rd
and 4th streets, and several rooms with an entrance
from Market street. E. D. GAZZAM.-
Aii:. 7,-1 N..
To Lot,
r 4 OR a t•Tm of yoar , „ my house, store room
11, 1 _.l a , ,d\wor!: -hop. on '2,1 troer. nppot. , ite Jas.
Park..jr.. &Co The shop is brick. 1.3 fcct wide, by
30 Inntr.3 -dot ivs 11:2 - 11. I haYe in a.mail steam eh
a!,,,w. 5 pn , .vor. \\IIMh I wi',l ah , o rent, if
d. For furdwr par:town: quire of me. on the
ORRIN NEWTON.
auk 4—tf
of all
D LEISANT rooms and rood strAm power, at the
cl,t steel file nianufartury, corner of Liberty and
O'Hara street:. Apply on the premises. ink- IG.
Peach Trees.
THE 1r haFar:tho Nur
-Ty or T.:!71 rt'th Phi
a I.rt of the .-t va.-.,!ry to v.-h:c-h he
c.al zo;enchhi of CV'
F. L. SNO\VDEN,
Nu. 131 Liberty st. head of 'Wood.
Mr. JAME.7z IT
an_ 3-.. c
Dr. Bocbtor's Pulmonary Preservative.
F cold-, inrin,..nza , , catarrh=, whoopinz
p=illing of blood, pain in the breaßt, all
di of r':ll' E/1 , 23 , 1 and IUnZ, nndurre,tof approach-
Hz ronunurui..n Warranted free from mercury and
mineral,. B. A. F.A.I - INF.STOCK & Co.,
iv 1 . 2 for Pittsburzli.
A L LEN EttAman, Exelurtge Broker.
Cornor of ti , i;ol and Third erects. Pittsbury
Pa. Gold, Siiver ; and Solvent Bank notes, bought
and sold. Sight cheeks on the Eaztern cities, for sale.
Drafts. notes and bills, collected.
REPERF NC E.
Wm. Bell & Co.„
John D. Davis,
F. Lorenze,
J. Painter & Co.,
Joseph Woochvell,
James. 7%l:ay,
Alex. Bronson S. Co.
Philadelphia.
John H Brown & Co.
James M'Cand.!ess. Cincinnati, 0
J. It. 11.1.Tonakl. St. Louis, Mn.
W. H. Pope. Esq., Pres't Dank Ky. > Louisville
PCANNTIF.LD has rem,vrti his marbl.e E=tah
lishment to Wood :t. opposite Fahnestock's
Druz Store, where he will keep constantly on band
Tomb StoneA, Monuments etc. ap 19-Iyr
CI'TLER and SurTical In:tram-or Manufacturer,
corner of 6th and Liberty =tee t:, Piwburz. Pa.
N. B.—Always on hand an extensive nisortment of
Surc,i , xll and Dental instruments, ranker's, Tailor's.
!latter's, Hair Dresser's and Tanner's Patent Shears,
Sa Idler's Tools, Trusses, &c. je 24.
SAMUEL MORROW,
Alanula.ctarer of Tin, Copper and Sheet
17 glrerf, h:a7rpen Wood a nd Marke t,
ron , m t.r on 11;n:d a.-.. , ortment of wares,
311(1 • on hand,
the 71rwi‘k,
teaVtlies, not:, opens , eu a t e r ..."). 3 , &c. MCI ,
chanti and other, are invited to call and examine for
thernselves, as he is determined to cheap fur cash or
approved paper. [tsar 7—tf
For Sale.
T L OTS on the North Ean corner of Coal Lane and --_
1 SCNDRIES.-50 boxes chocolate,
Market
sire- it. Apple to
BENJAMIN DARLINGTON,
Market near Fourth arreet. i 5 do cocoa,
3 do rice floui , ,
iCirtTRAIT PAINTING. J. OSBORNE, Port. 1 25 do grou n d, rec ,p er,
A. r ., : i.f, Paialer, Fourth st., 3d story Burles Buil- i 5 do Cayenne do.,
di, T. .T. Osborne would solicit mean finm those who I
iz t I
.. , 36 5 5 c a nki
ground
cir inar ' 111 Fr e , ra.e.:
c l e .iri Portraits. Spoil:nous can be seen at his rooms.
may 5.
I very thin ,
tee! Ice' ICC! 12 cans do do., t o' ether with
ANY qaaatity of clean, first rate heat/ Ice, may I every thug g race " line ' all °I. which i 3 CgCred
Xi he bad at FII7OII DI7FFY'S, corner of Second I" ecttrernelY low Prices, for cash.
HAILMAN, JENNINGS & CO..
and anent streets. july IS--tf. ) aug ,
48, Weiod -*mot.
.
Beavcr and Warren:Packet
Road Company
To Rent.
Pittsburgh, Pa
RcmovaL
John Cartwright,
Iron Ware,
Remedy fbr the influenza.
THE Intlwinza. which i 3 now in almost a universe(
epidemic, is exciting the inventors of patent
medicines to increased exertions in the puffing line,
hut owing; to the , mneral distrust entertained for die
zenerrtlity of snch " driez3, people fear taking thew—
The followinz. however, from a distinzuishad phi.
clan in Now York, Dr. Nelson, we think may be re
lied on:
"The object of the present communication is Co NG
ommend a single remedy, cheap and of CUT access to
the poor, and to caution them against an inittriotwalN
in this disease. namely, bleeding, either general ailb7
leeches. In all those rases in which the first claati
symptoms prevail. let the patient smell frequently,' St
a common salts bottle. (Sims' Aromatic Ve
Salts are pr-ferted) and by putting the vial to tha
mouth to draw a few deep inspirations of volatile mas
ter into the lungs. Let this process be repeated two
or three times in an hour. and it will give more speedy
and greater relief, in all slight cases of the Ern c 1
than any other remedy, and will he sufficient for a
cure. It will also be essentially useful in the severs
cases; and those of :he class of prostration, a few
drops of amonia, or hart horn, ought to taken inter
nails. A neat way of doing so is to take an old Nair
ioncd mature called lac ammord:ci. However, it is
as a local remdy, to act on tile dism derr , d surface,
that its use is a lvised. The principles will be recog
nized by all physicians versed in molecular oretudr.a.
thin, and those who aro deficient in that knowledge
may do in that instance as they do in all others—art
upon the faith they imbibe." These salts are for sale
and within the reach of all classes ; at Wm. THORN'S,
53 Market. street, Pittsburgh. jy 17.
A Card.
T HE subscriber respetfoily informs thei.public in
genrrah that he intend: to devote his whole time
to the COLLECTION OF Act OtiNTS in the cities of Pitts
bunzh. Allecileny and vicinity.
Having been engaged in this business for some time,
and civen entire satisfaction to those who_canployed,
him. he respectfully solicits those having accounts to
collect to give him a trial.
' Physicians and others - who cannot spare time from
their professional business to collect their accounts,
world find it to their advantaTe to eive hitn
Respectable references can be given, and, if req*ed,
secluity will be given for the faithful return alai me
nie. collected.
Ile can be found at Mr 000r ,, e Armor's ' Merchant
Tailor, up stairs. corner of Market and Fourth street",
entrance on 4th sr. daily from 8 till 10 o'clock, A: M
Any orders left there during his absence, will he attend
ed. to. or by letter throuch thr. Post Ce. Ce.
Terms. i nr cent commission.
jy 21--(11m. SAML. GELSTON.
Lots for Sale.
A
Lots in ITaneh e=•er. Ore and a fourth Acres of
Land on Holmes' Hill. Lots nos. 41,42, 52.58,5 e
181, 182, and 134, in Cook's Went of Lola, on Holmes'
HIP. Also, Lotanos. 26. and 27, in Cook's piano( Lots
nn H i zit street, near the r.rn. Court I e. For terms
apply to Z. W. RENIINGTON.
t3Pr 10
Building Lots inßirmingham.
1 S LOTS, euitab7e'fur builclin7.•rnest elisibir
na:,(l. and within two rni:mt^s' walk of the
sicalnfeiry haat landing, will be Fold et prices to snit
th , • timeq. The terrn of payment will be made ear%
for or godh bar--; nq cm be made available.
Apply to OF , suh..e.riher3 in Birminrham, or Mr. P.
Peterson, No. 4, FerrY street. P•rtehor , h.
june 1. JAS. PATTERSON, Jr.
Freeman's Fire Brick for Sale.
CST n , ceivcd, 5000 Frsornan's best Fire Brink
S whi , h will hemartrr br , b ,, nt rontantly on hand
and som low for cash, by_BIRMINGHAM CO.
mad; 27 No. 60 Waterer.
Dissolution of Partnership.
HE !it•-• firmof T. & A. Nesmith & to. shoo
T
ard and tanr.ors..isdisaolved
(11v hr mn•ual ron , prit, the wirhdrAcral of Alfred
No=rth. irt , •n.ct in 4:ria frm has been &old
and trlrsferred to Thrrril, N , --n-;th. sr.: aid Thomas
Nesr- , ; , k Fr. ar.d Thoma. Nesrrith formAd a
ronartner_zhip. order the 'irm of Tut , rsg!CFSMITEI &;
Sus, who aro dale aothorii.ed to ..... - tt!e the buainese of
the !ate firm for flat I.,trm,P.
THOMAS 7'.77:zzMTTIT, SR.
AT.FRF,T) NESMTTH,
THOMAS NESNIITH, JR.
july 22-.46.
July IA, 1342
GarenAt. LAKD OFFICE,
June 23, 1843.
..t-i_A DVIOE having been received from the Register
of thy Land Office at Lexinzton, Missouri, that
the removal of that Office to rlie town of Clinton,
in Henry county, a., dircc , ocl by rho President. aill be
effected on or about the 3d day of Jtev this is to
give notice that the public tale of larflt• ordered to be
held at Lexitieston on the Fcernxi day of October next,
by the Executive proclamation bemire date the Bth
inst., will be held at the time prescribed in the town of
Clinton aforesaid. TEO. H. BLAKE,
June 30—lawt 10 Commissioner,
!opper, Ti n and Elmet. Iran Ware.
T HE subscriber re,pectful2, inform, his Friends and
former patrons, that he has remover', - his' estab
lishment from No. GI, Liberty, to No. —, •Thircl
nearly opposite the Post Office. where he continues to
carry on the Copper. Tin and Sheet Iron Business, in
all its various branches. Ile reTectfully solicits a
continuance of the patronage sn iiherally extended to
him heretofore, and pledges that no pain: shall
he spared 111/ hi, part to merit ;Le Corwar.tly
on hand, Mannfartured Ware, of all kinds, all of which
will be sold low for ra.F.lr. Src:lniaz, &e., made to or
der at short notice
ang 4—lm R. M. nawsoN.
Laudreth's Garden Seeds. -----
A full supply of Landreth's Garden Seeds always on
hand and for sale, at. his agency. the Drug store of
F. L. SNOWDEN,
131, Liberty 2t., head rt Wood,
Chuzzlewit in New York,
NTO. 7, Martin Chutrit-r..it, !riving an account of his
arrival Now York, for at. M.TosTER's
Univerr-a! Agency and Literary 5t,1.0t, St. ClP,ir st,
A 11,4
Ellv.ndy Andy.
A pALL sup of thi. popular work, cheap e di
11 von, jn't rix-eived at W. M. FosrEa's Universal
Azenrr and Literary Dep.A. St. Clair At. Rug. 8.