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4tttil4lornitwipost.
SATURDAY IVIORNISIA, APRIL 4, 1846
• . - CaiIit.P.SPONDtNIS.
In 'reference to communications which may appear
is this paper, we have one or two remarks to make.—
We will i asert none Without the nftnib of thiatu her be-
In= rust mad known tons, and when ihserted i tnast al
ways bliiakeh ee el eAslire of the views of thelariier,
sad not the edltdr OAS' paper, unless the views so
expressed are editorially remarked upon and approved
Tan Tatatitt.4" The New York Arena," a pa
per devoted eielushittly to the "Drama," in a late re.
view .of the "ArsteriCan Stage," pays a very flattering
complintnat to the-talents of Mr MORRIS, the young
tragedian who has been so successful in Pittaburgh.—
Speakiag of Mm it say: "He (Morris) is destined,
e're long, to standi at the head of the Ametican
*Mtge." And indeed,frOm what we have seen of him.
Aurialvett. we are inclined to agree with it. for he is
certainly the most pOraising young actor we have ever
wen. his realty phrasing tothe lavers of the "Legit
imate Drama" to visit t h e "Theatre" under its pre
sent admirable management. Mr Poarea has now
brottOt the drama th the stand it occupied a few
sem etc° in PittalMrgh, when he, himself, was one
of its principal supporters.
Thus far, the taleted acting Manager, Mr Frede
ricks, has displayed sound judgement and good taste.
nliKOVED.—Ourpiend J K LOGAN, Dry Goods
Sierchant,has removed to No 83 Wood street. one door
below "Diamond whets he has on band a .plan"
did and well *elected assortment of articles in his
line. Parc/lasers cahoot do better than to give him a
Forparticulara see advertisement.
Mr Hacserr, w are pleased Instate, bits kindly
teettsented to iterforni ;mother night. He will 'bere
ft:Ws appear this evening as Sir JOHN FALSTAFF, in
, the lapel admired play, called !King Henry the IV.
or; tie Motors of "rxisto.f."i
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Clickeiter's Sugar-eoated Vegetable Pills —All
diseases have their origin in impurity of blood. How
ever 'eicellent the general health, there is no security
.against fever. where the blood is impure, as indicated
by eruptions of the skin•, vertigo, headache, lassitude.
&c. The best purifier of the blood is Clickener's Bo
.gar matted Pill, which is so skilfully compounded,
that, krises not C4llllO griping, the great objection to
'ell pills. The envelope °ranger prevents all nausea,
:ers that,. save from the powerful, yet easy operation.
.tite patient would baldly be . aware that lie had taken
.any medicine at all. Bo well convinced is Dr. Click
eater of the efficacy of his pills in ell specified cases.
that he is pledged to return the money, when the prom
ised effect is not produced.
Sold by - Wm 'Jackson. corner of Wood and Liberty
streets, who is general Agent for Dr Clickoner's Pills
lots Pittsburgh and vicinity.
'll7Beware of an imitation article called "Impro•
bed Strgiir-Cosiled Pills," purporting to be Patented
to both the pills and pretended patent are forgeries.
got up by it miserable quack, in New York, who, for
the last four or, five years, has made his living by
croanteifeitinglpopular medicines. apr 4.
tar's BOloam of Wild Cherry.—This
celebrated remedy isle compound bakemic prepara•
don of the Wild Cherry and Moss of Iceland. com
bined by a new chemical progress with the Extrac/
of Pine. So salutary have been its !Geta in all ca
ses when administrei for Coughs, Asthma. Consnmp
demos- any disease of; the lungs, that many of the mast
distinguisired physicians have approved and recorc
mended it, and openly acknowledged it to be the most
valuable medicine ever discovered. It i s truly a valuable
medicine, and is effecting an immense amount of
good in the rtlief of suffering humanity.
IRPsrai Advertisement.
Ziapreis Express II
lot of
. • tinges. other
Also, a fine assortment of Cashmere, Barege and
'Tibet Shawls, which will be sold at my usual low
prices, at the New Yttric Store,
W. H. GARRARD.
apt 79 Market atreet.
Per Poston Steamers
24 D S RES ? ES b to e d , o h o M D elaines;
10 Superb' Pyramid robes, which will be
sold low at tbe.New "Vork store,
IV H GARRARD.
.arkl 79 Market street.
- • Etscratair and Book Case.
A FINE, anicle on band and for sale at the Fur
..rininsterWatehoue of T B YOUNG & Co.
• api Hand strnrt.
Wanted.
Aloormeynian COdnet Maker; a Bond workman
wanted at., T B YOUNG & Co.
aprl I Hand street.
11111414titzes for April.
LA BY'S Book for April.
- Graham's Magi "
Columbian Mag. !"
Ladies National Magazine, for April; Just received
and for sale at Cook'a Literary Depot, No 05 Fourth
tamer. • mar3l.
700 BA G Prirrie Green 4io Coffee, on hand en,'
for en le by
BURIES lIIDOE, WILSON & Co.,
Ooar2l Water street
105 ' 3 °
for !r e
b Bunch y i Raisins, just received sad
BURBIUDGE: WILSON &CO.,
isar24 Water at.
CI DOZEN corn brooms assorted qua'
115 1 114-I"ties for, sale by
BIIRDEIDGE, WILSON & CO.,
iaar2t. Water st,
- • ! SOAP.
3 A rk gri BOXES Chilkothe Soap, just !weir
murgur ed and for sale by
marl 9 .. MILLER & RICKETSON,
MOLASSES.
023 t sa N l e e w by °"eana M°1"8" , receiving
30
marl 9 !MILLER & RICKETSON.
New Orleans Sugar.
1 nil HEWS Prime N. 0. Sugar, just received
and for said by
I Flour. _
250. -1 21'os, u
r t; lust received on consignment
marl9' • ; IaILLER & RICK ETSON.
',` - Vatitablis Steal Estate for Sale.
TATK *gm Mitherisrd to offer for sale, a fine farm,
V V about four miles from Allegheny City Market,
and, four and one, halilmiles fromithe Pittsburgh mar
itat;.eontaicing 114 acres . . The land is good, a fair
t.dort - meadow land.l The improvements are about
50 acres cleated and tinder good fence, two orchards
of first rata fruit vines load other fruits, a comfortable
dwelling house containing 10 rooms, a new Prick
Ram, stabling; &e. Sc.t The farm is well watered;
(an act having passed the Legislature to make a Turn
pike - Road from Allegheny City to Perrysville, 3
miles beyond this farm. and as it must necessarily
pass through it, a good road to market will thus be
steam accomplished) Chances of purchasing a
farm snorer the two best markets in tho Western
past of the State, and at such price as this will be
sold, seldom occur. The title is perfect. Apply
to BLAKELY & MITCHEL,
ener2 a rd&w Real Estate Agent, Pittsburgh.
DUTIIt District .80t431:
TSA'AC MURDOCK, formerly of the Union hotol
no Water street, hiving been burnt out, hes built
new and handsome House expressly for the accom•
modation of Trivelen at the corner of Second and
Smithfield streets, which will be known as the Burnt
District - Hotel.
He is now, in epared ;to offer every accommodation,
and ever, emnfort to; the traveler at very moderate
charges...lie Is trivial! with ample and convenient
stabling. - • ' • decl2.ly.
Pit'I,,VBVIIIGII6 PA'
MILLER & RICKETSON
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BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.
From the Baltimore Sun
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
The New York Hereldhas received by the packet
ship Yorkshire, dates from London and Liverpool
one day later than those brought by the Hibernia,
which were from the former to the 3d, and from the
latter to the 4tb ult.
The news thus received is warlike, but the opini
ons of the English press are merely an atTetvescedce af
ter the recript of a little republican spirit.
The Switzerland had arrived out with the Oregon
notice resolutions, that had passed the House of Rep-
resentatives. They increased the war feeling in Lon
don.
. -
The relation betweeu England and the United States
had increased the bulk of the despatches for the Gov
ernor General of Carinda; and also for the Governors
of the other North American provinces which were
sent off on the 3d ult from the Colonial office.
The cotton market bad slight') improved'.
Mr McLane, the American Minister, had been pre
vented from dining at Sir Robert Peel's in consequence
of continued indisposition.
In a private letter just received from an officer in
India, he observes that, independently of those who
fell in the late engagement, there were 2000 of the
Sikhs drowned in attempting to cross the Sutlej.
[From the London Times of March 4 ].
The News from North America. publishes this mor
ning took the city completely by surprise, and produ
ced a fall or almost 1 per cent in Consuls, from which
they slightly recovered at all in the course of the day.
The closing pike of yesterday for the 'Account was
96 7.8 to 97, and the concluding, price of today 99
18 to but they were done at 95 78. With the ex
ception of this very marked effect, it has been unusu
ally difficult to collect in detail an opinions respecting
this news. Pcopte het e are mostly disposed to regard
the whole as a continuation of that tone of bravado
which the House of Representatives tinder the nuspi
ces of the President, Mr Polk, has hitherto maintain
ed; and to hope therefore, that the same feeling will
nct be exhibited in the Senate. But the most nox
ious question discussed bete to day has turned upon
what course is likely to be taken by our government,
should the notice to abandon the Oregon territory be
actually given—that is, whether such notice would be
followed by en immediate hostile manifestati6n, or
whether that would be reserved till the twelve months
had expired.
Customs and Corn importation—House of Com
mons, March. 3 —Mot;oe made, and question propo
sed, “That, in lieu of the duties now payable on the
importation of corn, grain, meal or flour, there shall
be paid, until the first day of February, 1849, the fol
lowing duties:—Amemimenr proposed, to leave out
the words"in lieu of." in order to insert the words
•'all duties on imported corn do now CCIOO and deter
mine," instead thereof:—Question put "That the
words proposed to be left out stand part of the ques
tion." The Committee divided. The gallery was
then cleared for a divi.ion. Then appeared:—For
the amendment, 78; Against it, 265—Majority, 187.
Par Sale.
A LOT of around on Etna street, tear M'Clures
worbs, 25 feet front by 100 feet deep, on whirl
For terms apply to
BL4KELY & MITCHEL
N. 0. Molasses.
50 tiBLS Plantation Molasses, rec'd per str
Colorado, and fur sale by
Dissolution ofPartuarship
"partnership of th e undersigned , heretofore
existing under the firm of Gitacwr & Kegs EDT.
Blacksmith. was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
7th day of Feb inst. The books, papers, notes and
accounts of thelate firm have been placed in the hands
of lames Bracey, fur settlement and collection, and all
accountsegainst the said firm, will be ptesemed to him
fur settlement and satisfaction, ho being fully author
ised and empowered for that purpose.
JAMES GRACEY.
Pittsburgh, Feb.l4, 1846. JAMES KENNEDY
Blackamithing Establishment
OP The undersigned having this tiny entered into
partnership ender the firm of J. 4- J. GRA.CEY, for
the put pose of carrying on the Blacksmithing business,
in the buildings of the late firth' of Gracey 4. Kennedy,
at the corner of Water and West sts., Pittsburgh,
where every thing in their line of business, will be
'promptly attended to. Steamboat work. Canal Lock
Irons, &c., mada and finished upon the shortest. no
tice. JAMES GRACEY.
Pittsburgh, Feb. 14, 1846. JOHN GRACEY,'
Having retired from the the late firm of Gruner &
Kennedy, 1 cheet fully recommended the old customers
and patrons to my successors. Mesant.J& J Graeae.
marl 6 Im. JAMES KENNEDY.
Scho I Book and Paper Warehouse.
LUKE LOOMIS, Agent,
Publisher, Book-Seller and Book-Binder,
NO. 89, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
KEEPS constantlyon hand a general assortment of
all the School Books in common use, together
with the publication of the Presbyterian Board of Pule
lication, and other Miscellaneous Books, including
Bibles and Testaments in great. variety, from the fuliu
size to small pocket editions.
Cap, Demy and Medium'Blanit Books of my own
manufacture, embracing Day Books, Journals, Ledgers
and Record Books, of the different sizes of paper, and
-containing from. two to eight quires of paper.
Flat Cap. Demy and Medium Wilting Paper always
on hood, of superior quality; can at abort notice be
ruled to pattern and bound to order.
ALSO IN STORE
-250 reams Cap Writing Paper, different qualities,
ruled and plain;
90 reams Quarto Pcst, ruled and plain, (some very
fine); '
300 rrns Crown Rag and Straw Wrapping Paper;
150 " Medium "
20 Double Crown • " 9
80 '• Medium Tea Wrapping, different qualities;
16 MS Folio Pont Writing, different qualities;
70 gross Bonnet Boards, drab, white, and •blue and
white;
A large lot of low priced Printing Paper, of the
following sizes%
22 by 32 inches, 20i by 28i inches, 2Q by 29 inches,
10 by 24 inches, 21 by 28 inches, 21 by 24 inches, 22
by 27 inches.
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Constantly on hand (of A RoItERTIOP'S TIVIDU6IO.
turn) Printing Paper of the following sizes:
Extra Superfine and Heavy for Job Printing, 20 by
24 inches;
News Printing; 22 by 42, 24 by 334,27 inches;
Sized, or printing Steamboat and other Bills, 20 by
42 and and 22 by 25 inches;
Post Office and other Envelope Paper, different
sizes;
All of which will be sold at lowest prices, at whole
sale or retail, for Cash, Paper Raga and Tanners's
Scraps. mar 28 y.
BLEACHED SHEETING-4 AND SHIRTINGS.
The attention of pumitssers is invited to our
large stock of these goods.
4-4 Superior. Sea Island shifting Muslin;
15-16 do do do do do;
7.8 .do do do;
• 12.4 Hamilton Sheeting;
5-4 do do;
9.8 do do.
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The regular mail rind pi/toter:Pr ' , team
er, CLIPPER NO 2 Captain Crooks,
- will run as a regular packet between
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. leaving Iron even
Friday ut 10 A Nl., and Wheeling at 10 1' M, the same
day. Returning she will leave Cincinnati every Mon.
day at 10 o'clock, A M.
• For freight or passage apply on board.
The Clipper No 2 was builtexpre*sly for this trade
And ofTers w ber passenger* every comfort and ad-corn
morlation. me:23
Leave Pittsburgh daily, at 1 o'clock, P. DI.
RUNNING THROUGH IN 4S HOURS,
From Ohambersburg by Railroad to Phiiaddxdphia.
In splendid newly built Eight Wheel Cars. there eon
.nnntinr. tra'lttirore
ti's. ingtonerjr
r''OfSeeslor the above Line, next door lc the Ex.
cha ng e Hotel, St Clair street, and opposite the St,
Charles Hotel, MN-xi *treat.
june 12 W. R. MOORH EA El, Ag't.
11k1 13 ['WRY 5: Co.
ro' 4I
Leave Pitti.burgh daily at 1, P. M.
RUNNING TII ROUGE' IN 48 HOURS,
Ascendingthe mountain with
SIX HORSES AND POSTILLIOA
°SLY E NIGHT GO I" TO CHAMBLOSBCOH,
Thence by RAIL ROAD to Philadelphia (being the
only Line. running their own curd on the road.) connec
ting with Mail Cara for New York; also nt Chambers
burg with Muillinen direct to Bultimoreatid Wash
inton City. •
lar Ciffice second dour below the St Chat lea note
Wood street.
t at CONSUL,
m at
LOUIS M'LANE
Aim
MEDIUM,
Have commenced' making their regular trips be.
tween Pittsburgh and Brownsville.
The morning boat leaves the Monongahela wharf
above the Bridge, prescisely at 8 o'clock.
Passengers by this boat takes the stages at Browns
ville same evening at 4 o'clock, and the splendid cars
of the-Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Cumberland,
nett morning, at 8 o'clock, reaching Baltimore the
same evening--only 32 hours through from Pittsburg
to Baltimote and 40hours to Philadelphia. '
The evening boat leaves at 4 o'clock. Passengers
by the evening Boat, will lodge on the Boat in coin.
(enable State Rooms the first night; will pass over the
beautiful mountain senery in daylight; sup and lodge in
Cumberland. Thus avoiding night travel altogether.
The Proprietors of this t out, in order to make the
connection complete between Brownsville and Cumber.
land, have placed on the Road 50splendid Troy, Albu.
ny, Concord and Newark coaches, of the most improv.
ed models, and fif , y teams of the beet young horses
the country affords in addition to their former stock
they feel satisfied they will be able to accommodate
and give satisfaction to all who may patronise their
Routs. By our tickets passengers have choice of
either steamboat or rail road between Baltimore and
Philadelphia, and have the privilege' of stopping at
Cumberland and Baltimore, and resume their, seats at
pleasure. For tickets apply at the office; at the
St. Charles Hotel, Wood at., or at, the wharf boat.
feb3 J. MESKIMEN, Agent.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Bast Beaver Point and Bridgewater.
BEAVER COUNTY, PA.
Proprietor and Agent of Steamers,
LAKE ERIE,
AN D L.
ICHIGAN,
Daily between Pittsburgh and Beaver. •
WILL be prepared on earliest opening of Canal
navigation, to receive property at hii Wharf
Boat or in Warehouse, for all points on Erie mew
lion, cross cut and Ohio Canals, for all points on Lake .
Erie and upper Lakes, as also forward produce, &c.
by Penn'a improvements.
Apply or address J. S. DICKEY. '
feb24•tf. Beaver.
SHEA & PENNOCK
SATUR3AY PACKET.
THE reialir Mail -tha!ptimiern ger
atetuner CIRCASSIAN, Capt Isaac
Bennett, 'Millen ex a regular packet
beween PistsburgA and Cincinnati, leaving this port
every Saturday at 10 A M, and Wheeling at 10 P M
the same day: Returning, she will leave Cincinnati
... ,
every Tuesday at 10 A M.
For freight or passage apply on board.
IM'The,Circassian was built expressly for this
trade and offers to her paisengers every comfort and
accommodation. mnr23
SATURDAY PACKET,
c The regular non and passenger steam
er, MESSENGER, Capt. Linford,
will run as a regular Taeket between
Pi y iburgh,and Cincinnati, leaving this port every
'Saturday at 10 A M. and WhPeling at 101' M, the
same day. Returning she will leave Cincinnati every
Tuesday. at 10 - o'clock, A M.
For freight or passage apply on board. ,
The Messenger was built expressly for this trade.
and offers to her passengers every comfort and accom
modation. mar 23
MONDAY PACkET
sr THJ regular mail and ,passenger
steamer MONONGAHELA, Cap/.
Stone, will run as a regular packet he.
tween Pittsburg's and Cincinnati, leaving this port
every Monday at 10, A M, and Wheeling at 10 P M,
of the same day. ,Returning. she will leave Cincin
nati every Thursday at 10 A M.
For freight or passage apply on hoard.
'The Monongahela was built expressly for thin
trade; and offers to the passengers every comfort, and
superior accommodations. mar3l
TUESDAY PACKET
'no. THE regular mail and passenger
steamer HIBERNIA, Copt. Jokn
KU:Vetter, will run us a regular pack
et between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati:Waring this
pert every Tuesday at 10 A M, and Wheeling at 10
M, of the same day. Returning, she will leave
Cincinnati every Friday at 10 A.M.
For fieight nr passage apply on board.
, EFThe Hibernia was built expressly for the trade
and slfers to the passengers army comfort and supe
rior acoomadatioas. apl
WEDNESDAY PACKET
THE regular mail and passenger
framer NE tV ENGLAND, Cap[ S
B Page, will run as a regular packet
between Pitiabargh and eineiunan, leaving this
port eery Wednesday of 10 A M, and Wheeling at
10 l M. the same day. Returning. she will :leareCin•
cinnati every &snitch)). a 10 A M.
For freight or pat..age apply on board.
o:7The New England wus built expressly for this
',tide, and offers to the passengers every comfort and
superior accommodajons. mar%
FRIDAY PACKET
FARE REDUCED!!
Good Intent Fast mail for
PHOIADELPFIIIA,,
OT irLENVID NEW 'TROY UUILT COAciiEs,
AND RAIL ROAD CARS,
- I*zt
SIX HORSES AND POSTILLION
FARE REDUCED!
Opposition Good Intent Fast Line for
P IC II 3fa 48. D :8 Lf3 .1 3 IC
OF lIPLVIDID TROY EVILT COALCIIE,
":;"-
CA = ZS,"
• °ma 'Alai , . "'SAW
A. HENDERSON, Agent
Oct °S•ly
18 16
MONONGAHELA ROME',
BROWNSVILLE,
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELIIIIA
(Only 73 Miles Staging.)
THE SPLENDID PAST RUNNING STEAMERS
J. S. DICKEY,
Cle4gh Batman.
!ugh:J". 8; P345'
T DO certify - that rtir6eared - rsamiil"e of It A Fairi ,
.1 nestock,tlr. Cole: Pneumonic dt Cough Balsam;
which I used for the removetof a severe - WM, attemd.:
ed by a 'disagreeable cough. had not. gaited the
Balsam but about three or four times, When I Ceased
to cough, and found my breast lig,hrened of the uo.
pleasant feeling which a severe cold generally produ
ces. I am entirely free of a cough; others to my
knowledge, who have used it, have also found relief.
SAMUEL YOUNG.
Pittsbu'rgh,Jun 30tb, 1845
'riga - any certify that. I have been troubled with' a
severe cough since last full, until about two - weeks,
when I procured R bottle of B A Fahnestock 'Ac CO's
Cough Balsam, %villa' has entirely relieved nes.
E. YOUNG, 7 - th st.
Pittsburgh, Peb 13th,1845;
This may certify that some time since, hat fair' I
caught cold, attended by a cough which was so Iron•
blesom,• as to prevent rue from getting sufficient sleep
—the cough would came on in paroxisms which would
last Wan hour. Lest month I procured a bottle of
B A Fahnestock & Co's Cough &don, which has en
!hely removed the couch.
W N TRANTON, near Croganaville.
In order to bring the above valuable medicine, with
in the reach of every person, it hus been put at the
very low priced twenty-five cents per bottle. Pre
pared and sold by
BA FAHNESTOCK & CO.
cnr fish and Word its.
Lard Oil at a Reduced Pries.
E subscriber would respectfully inforra his
friends and public in general, that his new
Factory is now completed. and with a large addition
to his machinery, he is prepared to make considera
ble quantities of a superior article of Lard Oil, which
he is detet mined to sell cheap, filly appreciating the
old proverb, "that a nimble sixpence is better than a
slow shilling He feels confident that consumers
would find it to their advantage to give him a call
and examine for themsrlies.
Woolen manufacturers, Machinists and others. are
tespectfully invited to examine hie superior nil, Fifth
street, near Market, opposite flunker'a Confectiona
ty Store, and Messrs Samuel M'elurken & Co, Lib
erty street. M. C. EDEY,
Pittsburgh Lard Oil Manufacturer.
A Ruperi ,, r quality of Star etuidles essays on hand
of ns.urted mar‘24.
TO ARMS! TO ARMS! !
THREATENED INVASION or
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA by
~ Col Ssrift, with 10,000 men; notwith
standing which, J. M. %Vurrx will continue to sell
CLOTHING cheaper than any has heretofore been
offered in the western cottnt7, having the largest es
tabliAmont in the city, fronting on Liberty and Sixth
streets. He is now prepared to show to his numer
ous patrons, the greatest variety rif
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vosticgs,
and Clothing of all description's, suitable for the op
prottehing season, that his ever been oT•red in this
market, to which all ran have the Righf of Way.—
Obset ve the corner, No 167, Liberty and Sixth PLS.
J. M. WHITE, Tailor,
mar 25. Proprietor.
Isi the Court of Gammon Pleas of Allegheny eotte
ty,of June Term. 1842. No 106.
IN the matter of the volnreary a5....3t
....3t
. ~ signment of Patterson & Vandyke.
;_ ~... , March 21. 1846 William Wills n.
.. . the assignee. having filed his account
and asking to be discharged. it is or
dered but notice thereof be given in
theDailv Morning Post, published in the city of Phu•
burgh, for six weeks. and if no objections are made
the assignee aforesaid will be discharged Irmo his
trust. From the Heron!,
Rl4.l.'fi-,IGNI. GrAIIIGV. R. ninni-F:. Pro.
Ellaeksmithing and Wagon Making
Establishment,
FIFTH, FIETWEEM WOOD •ED SMITHFIELD
NVIIERE all inds or Blael,smithini and Wag.to
Making is done in the best style, and on the
most reasonable terms. Persons wi.thirg work clone
would du wrll to cull. All ot dors promptly attended
to
mnrl7 lv
snob STORE
ARE now receiving their spring supplies. consist.
ing ..1 one of the large,,t, cheapest and best assortment
of BOOTS and SHOES that tbey have ever been able
to hting to this mark t. Also. Ladies' and Misses
Florence Braid, and Straw BONNETS, of the latest
style; together with a splendid assortment of PALM
LEAF HATS, men.' and boys' summer CAPS.—
Also. a large lot of N York Tanned SOLE LEATH
ER, all of which having been p,srchased at the lowest
.rntes. end Reimer] with gr-at care for the western
trade, will hesAd at a small advance above coat and
charges. All merchants wishing to purchase will
6nd is to their interest metal and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. mar27•tf
SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!!
JAMES ROBB.
Nui 90 Market creel and 41 Li&rely streel, and
nearly opposite SAea 4. Pennock's,
on Market street.
IVMILD take ibis method preening the erten.
lion of his friendi, end ladies and gentlemen
generally to his large and excellent assortment of brims
shoes, &c.. which have been manufactured and pur
chased with great care; expressly for the retail trade,
comprising one of the largest assortments that can be
found in any retail establishment West of the Moun
tains. His assortment of lady's fancy shoes and boots
is complete, and ho flour's himself he can please the
nicest tastes.
Gent men in want of Boots, Bootees, Shoes nr
Pumps will find in his assortment all that can be wish.
ed. Alan—Boys'. youth'..nnrl children's fancy Boots
Bootees, Shoes and Pumps and children's Shoes in
gent variety. all of which he will be happy to sell as
low no the lowest. Pleaso call end judge for your
sehrea.
P. S.—Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes
of the latest lesbian made to order, as usual, at the
shoittest notice. ma ‘3O d 1 wSt w3t.-
Jolla W Durrell...Attorney at Law.
HAVING returned fro m is European tour has'
KlLtaken an office on the north east corner of Smith-
field and Fourth streets. Persons having had busi
ness and papers in the hands ofSamuel Kingston Km,
deceased will call on the aboie as all the unsettled
business of Mr Kingston has been left in his bands.
mars
An Acrostic.
"JUST IN TIME FOR CHEAP BARGAINS."
JUST received, a splendid nssortment of sprin g and
summer goods,
Unsurpassed for quantity. quality or
Style. The Proprietor of this Eestablishment
Takes great pleasure in informing his friends and
the public i -
In general, t h at he is now prepared to fill all orders
that his
Numerous customers may favor him with. Strangers
and
Travelers would-do wail, in visiting the
Iron City, to call and examine his extensive and well
Made stock of ready made clothing. He has a com
plete assortment of
English cloths, to which he would invite attention:
also
French cloihs of every color and quality, which he is
Offering at a very small advance on eastern prices.
Remember at this Store you are cut asked two prices.
being
Convinced that small profits and quick sales. is the
beat way to secure, enstom.
Having in bin employ the best workmen, be can
war rant
Every article made at his establishment to fit well,
And to be of the best materials, he would again invite
Purchasers generally to give.him a call.
Before purchasing in any other place,
As he is confident he can Bell them as good goods at
811
Reasonable prices es any house in thistity
Going so far as to say a Hula chanter.
All his goods are new and of handsome patterns pur
chased
In the east, but a few weeks since; the subscriber
Now returns bis thanks to his friends and the public
in gem's], and
Solicits a continuance of their favors.
Er Iron City Mailing Store, No 132, Liberty
street. (mar 7] C. M'CLOSKEY.
0. A. DIcAMILTY Ss 00-•
FORWARDING AND CODUESSION =CHANTS,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
mar 3
:•a‘-,,,Z - ir-26.4toattr.Aetvw , 4
ORNAMENTAL
ILWO R K
Butk-utrivrort,
s:2?Etss 10/2#31. 5 243 0
!,A.L 4 EtIHENT %ITT)
iit clooripin); theAquiduct,
)pposite the Collemer'..olfice.
Wishes to inform the ;labile that she has just corn
menced the 0101AMENMAL HUia Busintrits,and'hiss a
very superior stook, received from the Custom Cities;
and Paris; and sho is propelled to fill all otdere at,
tha shortest out ice, and in . n Manner that cannet, be
excelled by any similar manUfactnivi fir she ccuktyy.
She has on-hand and intends: keeping,a large assort
ment of Ornamented Hair Work. fuels as Ladies' ' '
Wigs, Bands, Braids, Curls, Necklace., Guard.,
Bracelets, Finger Rings, 4.6. Gentlemen'. Wigs,
Tenpries Scratches, &e.
Mrs R., has been fur many years engaged in the bu
sines& in France and the United States, and frees her
long and extensive experience, she feels confidant of
being able to , give satisfaction' to all' who will (syor
her with their patronage. He i r prices are more fiber
al than have been offered in, ihis city heretofore.
mar 17-1,
Pittsburgh Portable Boat Liao, 1846.
FOR the transportation of (freight between l'ltts
burgh and the Atlhntie dities, via Pennsylvania
Improvements and Baltimote and Susquehanna Rail
road.
The Proprietors of this old 's3 stehlished Line, has ,
ing completed their arrangements, are prepared to for
ward goods to and from the Rant (on the opening of
the canal navigation,) on as liberal terms as those of
any other responsible Line, add are determined that
no care or attention on their Part shall be wanting to
secure a continuance of that Ipatronage so liberally
bestowed upon them for several years past.
The decided success of the 'Portable Boat system.
so manifest in the regularity and dispatch experienced
in the delivery of goods, the absence ofall tisk of delay,
breakage or other damage incident to the old system,
where goods have to he hurriCdly transshipped three
times on the way, and the merchantable order, in
which pollees, has been avowOly delivered by them,
has induced the proprietors to increase their stock
considerably thisaeason. Theires.tensive warehousis
at each point (unequalled by any other Line), affords
them facilities to conduct their business with dispatch;
and to shippers the convenience of free storage, if re
spired, until their arrangements are complete—while
their long experience in the-carrying trade, it is pre
sumed, will be soft' dent guarantee to their patrons
and the public, that they will abceessfully exert them.
selves to give general satiates:am.
Produc4;received and forwarded. Steamboat char
tees paid, and Bills Lading transmitted free of chat g .
for commission, advancing or storage., and all comma
nicationsto the following agents promptly attended to
TA AFFE & O'CONNOR,
car Penn and Wayne ate., Pittsburgh.
, THOM AS BORBIDGE,
278 Market ,iteeet. Philadelphia.
O'CONNORS & CO,
mai3o v. North greet. Baltimore.
THE undersigned has removed his Pi
ano - Forte Manufactory and Music
Wareruoms. from St. Clair st to 112
Wooctstreet,2d door 'above Fifth, 'glove he will keep
constantly on hand, a large asortment of Pia los and
Music, and Musical Instruments of every kind.
He respectfully solicits the attention of Minsical
Amateurs, to his Piano Fortes now on hand. They
are of the lat :at patterns. made of the beat materials,
and have all thelatestimprovernents. They are war
ranted to stand any climate, and to keep in order as
long as any manufactured. F. BLUME, 112 Wood
tn. 2d door above Fifth.
N. B. To those who are not judges, he ran only
.a y that he warrants the l'ianos in every particular,
and - if they du not give entire satisfaction, will refund
the money. m0t2.3.
Malian Attach/float
TWO splendid Kam's, with Colenian's celebra
ted ;Eallan Attachment, just finished and for
sale by F. BLUME.
mm 23 112 Wnral st. seenndunnr above 5,11.
AHOGANY AND ROSE WOOD VENEERS
131 AND BOARDS—Just received, a large assort
ment of the above articles. of all sizes Gad qualities,
at F. BLUME'S 112 Wood at., 2.1 door above Fifth.
WILLIAM M'KEE
ANE FOR CHAIR SEATS-500 lbs Caoe for
4...) Chair Semis, on hand and for solo at
BLUME'S, 112 Wood st, 2d door above sth.
tnar23.
Franklin Iffeiical -Collage of Philadelphia.
I E IHE first annual course of lecture* in this lust i
tution,will be opened o.) Monday. the twelfth
day ofOctuber nest ttlie second Monday in October,)
and will be continued no It amend of the ensuing Feb
ruary.
Paul Beck Goddard, Al i , D.—Aneaomy and !distal
ogv.
O C Van Wyck, 91. D.—Principles and practice
of suigery.
Meredith Clymer,M, D.—Principles and practice
of medicine
John Barclay Biddle, If D.;--Nlattria m.dica and
therarrinica.
David Minter Tante,. Al. D.--Obstetticks Enid
dicease* of women and chddrt.n.
Levina Joyaes, Al. D.—Phisiology and legal med
Janes B Rogers, M. D —Cioneral and organic
Af• D.—Dean of the fecal
ch .l 'm ok i ria . / clay
IntepA Leidy, AL D.—Demonstrator of anatomy.
The Franklin Medical College was incorporated in
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, by an act approved
28111 January 1846, sod is aulhOrlsed by section third
of its charter, "to grant the degree of Doctor of Medi
cine to any such persons as shall possess the qualifica
tions now usually required of candidates in other
Medical Colleges in this slate."
For each course of 'inflame. $l5 00
Manionlotion fee, to le paid once only, 5 00
Diploma fee, 10 00
Additional information fellpf,tatitig the course of in.
atruction, or other matters connected with the Feal
ty, can be obtained upon application, personally, or by
letter, to ./ Id BIDDLF.. M. D.
Dean of the - Faculty, N E corner of Quince and
Spruce stmet, Philadelphia, marl I d6m
MANUFACTURER k •IMPORTER OP
W ALL. .P APER,
F T ,..e Board Prints, Borders. Landscape Paper, Or
*mental Designs, Transparent Window
Shades, 4.c , and Dealer in Writing
'and Wrapping Paper, Bonnet
and /Tinder's Boa, de. 4'c.
NO. 47 MAILICZT ST, BETWEEN 'THIRD & /0011TH ITS.,
LTAs had at nu former period, a stock so extensive
-LJL and well assorted, as that 'to which he now most,
respectfully invites the attention of purchasers. it corn.
prises French and American parlor, hall, office, eham
ber and counting room Paper, of every /wilily. The
colors are brilliant and durable, and the style of pat
terns unsurpassed, fly the Regular Line of Pack
ets, between Havre and New York, end from the Fac
tory, which Is always in active operation, and uni
formly supplied with the best workmen the country
can Furnish, frequent additions, during the Spring
and Summer, will be made to the goods in store.—
Prices moreover, will be so extremely moderate as to
meet the views of the most economical, and satisfv
merchants and house-keepers disposed so examine and
judge for themselves, that their interets will be essen
tially 'observed, by buying at this Establishment.
lar Rags, Tow and Tannner's Scraps taken in
we - di or bought at the regular market prices.
march 23,13 m.
Corn Brooms.
150 DOZ. assorted sizes , rfteivod and for sale
by LAMBERT & SHIPTON.
133 and 135 Wood it.
KEGS Lodi
1 4, 8 sacks prime Feathersi
2' Buadies Deer Skins;
60 dozen tow Yarn;
3 Barrels dried APples, received per steamer
Consul, and for sale by
LAMBERT 4. EIHIPTON,
133 and 136 Wood at.
McCANDLESS & McCLURE.
j_TAVE 'reamed to foiltith st., opposite, R & R H
.I.l.Pattenon's LiverlstAbbas. jan7-301
RUNES
Removal.
PROFESSORS
TLIONIAS PALMER,
FITTSBUGRET. PA
Produce.
fJ rf
V.INBLUISUJENG..rawubsw
OFF/CE Op Tile CartTot4 Tee COMPIeT • 1
• • • • New York, March 16; 1346.
.01 Pittsburgh, _ Allegheny, cad .
the . surrourading — :cotiniri; • -
0" attention has this day been directed to isaar! ,
tide that appeared in the "Pittsburgh Daily-
American," ,under date of sth March instant, headed
as above—afid which 48 alea appeared subsequently;
in several of the Pittsburgh naiispapers. 'We hasten
to reply thereto. - •
We find that through these !India we are' sticcessi ve
ly charged with flagrant violations of 'pritftiples
of troth and justice; but we are prepared to give pit a
triumphant vindication of our character. We, tinclev•
er, exceeclingly.regret that in so doing, we shall have
to allude to our respected contemporaties the "Pekin
Tez Company of New roik"—their , position—their
history, and. their manner of doing business will nc
cessarily, in some degree, have to come under exami
nation. All that vitamin do is to endeavor to keep
the following developments 'Within the limits of you,
aeighborhood; out of which locality, we treat, for the
credit's sake of whom it may concern. the t questions
at issue may remain undiscuesed. Far from having
a malicious intention in whit we are about to divulge,
we do so merely from tha"very justifiable Motive of
self protection—we would fain render good for evil;
this we solernly declare. Taking this laudable stand
we reply, first, to the charge as follows: '
" They (The Canton Tea Company) have publish.
ed a handbill, in which they have appropriated, word
for word, the favorable notices of the. Pekin Compa
ny's teas mall the leading jout nals of New York, and
other titian, simply altering the name of the Company
from the Pekin to the Canton Tea Company"
And farther doarrkin the column dais charge is re
peated, though modified as follows:
" Ibis handbill bears the 'looms of the Company,
and appears to have been issued, if not by it, at, least
Upon its authority." . •
Now we deny ever issuing—we deny ever author.
icing—we deny ever 'per-toting such a handbill.—
Truly we cannot , always control the actions of our
arents, at a remote distance, in relation to the meth
ads they employ to facilitate the sale of our. Teas; but
us soon as we discover any thing improper in this re
speCt..we invariably discountenance it, and urge that
a strict regard to honor and uprightness might charac.-•
ledge all the means they use for their disposition.—
By one of our femcte Agents, probably, the handbill
in question may have been ionized. but we denythat it
ever had 4or sanction or authority.
We eanfira, however, dismiss this subject without
touching upon the morality of these notices. They are
'eines 'anted as eminating, spontaneously. from the
Editori, of New York and other Newspapers, and to
a rise. friim an impression of the great commercial ar
rangements. and general appreciatuns of the teas of
/he Petin Tea Company. We beg leave to set you
right on that subject. We are prepared to prove, on
oath if required. that every favorable notice in the
New York papers, referred to, were Inwrreu by
the Pekin Tea Company virramvss,and that almost
in every ease the said New York papers were Pain,
fur their insertion. When this was not literary the
eerie, the said •'favorable notices" were inserted in
Fit tsideration don expensive advertisement being b'e
'stowed upon the papers whetein such editorials appear
ed. All this we are prepared to prove—first by the
admission of one of their own Agents (Hamilton)—
secondly, by the advertising Agent they ferrnerly"em
ployed—thirdly. by the testimony of most of the New
York Editors jhemselves. So much far their "favor
, able notices in the public prints.!'
The method we adopted in prosecuting our business
being ersentially at varianee with any modification of
deception. we never resort to the publication of such
notices. Every business man in - New - York is well as
a it h the origin. as well as the merits. of-such
editorialism. owing to which its utillity here has lung
since ceased, and it miller diminishes than - adds to the
respectability of .any New Yurk establishment. :
We next revie* the paragraph wherein we are,
charged ail fraudulent imitators of the Pekin' Cum-
puny. It will be found nearly at the head of the said ar
ticle. It reads as follows:
"It is well known to most of oar readers that ilia
Pekin Tea Company of New York. an association of
heavy capitalists of that city, have established agen
cies in l'ekin and Canton fur the purpase of selecting
Teas, and putting them up there, from whence they
are shipped direct to the Company at New Yiirk,—
These teas have obtained a high reputation, and have
become the subject of frequent notices in the public
prints. The success of this Company boa induced
the organization of another called
,the 'Canton Tee
Company,' Who admit the' they are not importers. but
purchase their Teas from the promiscuous arrivals in
New York. where they, areput up in a manner to im
itate—anise trmeleektti Tee Cvmsparry."
Now, in the latter pared this paragraph is stated a
alsehood so glaring, that nn attempt to support it in
any Atlantic city would subject any editor to universal
ridicule, and in New York he would be regarded its a
consummate knaie, if not en absolute madman. We
are astonished to find that any Pittsburgh editor, hav
ing access (as must necessarily be the case) to New
York journals for years pests can be so deplorably ig
norant ufthe fact that the Canton Tea Company have
been established in New YOrk.7IVE YEA ne—and also,
that the Pekin Company have only existed aye luxe
searrrtis!—and that the latter honse was established
wholly in consequence of the success and reputation
4,1 the former. • Here !ken is a fraud truly usidu s hi ng
—nay, lverily abominuble.
We are also reflected on as being an inferior eon
cern. because "we select our . Teas from the pmmiscu.
ous cargoes which arrive." flew much more com•
mendable to come out with the plain truth than'to
resort to such vile falsehoods as appear in the begiri
sing of the paragraph now under review. The winds
are "The Pekin Tea Company of New Yolk, an 81110
ciation of heavy capitalists in dm- city," &c.—(Let
the reader refer.) Is it possible that the inhabitants
of Pittsburgh can swallow all his! !titbit city (New
York) every counting-house lad. of fourteen years old,
knows better. Let any individual who would satisfy
himself on the subject, refer to the files of the Coutjer
and Enquirer,Journal nr . Commerce, or Commercial
Advertiser, hich he may find at any large-Hotel in
Pittsburgh, and see, i in the lists of imported MOT elan
di‘e, he can discover that any entries of Teas inive
been made at the New York Custom House for such
a firm as the "Pekin Ten Company." We rierytkom
to prove that they
- ever received Teas direct from
China! Who ever believes such a barefaced asser
lion are deservedly humbugged. As to the fact of
their having an "ag ent in Crintott,"ffx deny it. Who
he But the ida of their having another in Pekin,
is en absurdity so monstrous, and a Ibleehuod so gip
as not to deserve donsideraihm. Who ever
heard of Teas being selected and shipped at Pekin?
Outrageous nonsense!
We happen to know that the 'Tine Teas which thair
agents in Pekin and Canton select, put up and ship
direct to New York," are selected in .Front street, in
this City, at the stare of Beebe & Brothers, and other
wholesale Grncers, shipped thence by their carman to
the store 75 Fulton street, then packed in imitationof
the Cantos Tea Company's Teas by Frenchmenand
Germans,in the upperpart of the building, brought
down stairs and thence dispatched to Pittsburgh and
other plates. •
Lastly—Who is the association of New York cap.
Reliefs, called the !Pekin Tea Co," professing to have
$500,000 engaged in, tits, trade? The agents and
sulesram, Messrs 'Douglass. Callender and Roe,
were previously ernplcyed at the New York Sun News
patrer establishment.: Mr Hamilton, the out door a
gent, was formerly Subscription clerk fur Mauro Ed
mend Charles & Son's Bank Note Listi and the only.
and exclusive own er and proprietor of the whole es tab
lishment is Henry, Wyko,f, p:iblisheraf a paper cal
led the "New York Republic,' nose extinct, and well
known to the world as a controversial antagonist of
James Gorden Rennet, of the New York Herald:
We exceedingly regret the necessity which comPels
us to come out so .proreptly;---we are, neverthelas,
ready to procure the proper affidavits, certified before
the New York City and State authorities, in-coda:We
deln of all that we have nowsuated, if called upon.
New York Canton Tea Company,
Per THOMAS A. MONKHOUSE
or Our Agents in PITTSBURGH are Messrs.
BELL & GRANT, corner of Liberty and Ferry etc,
where choice Teas of ill descriptions are constantly
for sale.
G. F. THOMAS & Co., 23 Fourth st., Cincinnati,
Ohio. •
OBED MITCHELL, 89 Chesnut, and 339 Market
st... Philadelphia. '
Principal Office in New York, 125 & 125 i. Chathain
st., 163 Greenwich' et. mar 26 Ina if
James Cavanagh,
IMPORTER 'AND WHOLESALE DEALER,
TN funs Jewelry, Cutj , silver and German s rrer
Spectacles, gold andlinver Pencils, silver Thimbles
Scissors,Tweezers, silk 'magma Suspenders, silk and
bead Purses, carpet Bags, Hosiery, children's Cloaks,
Bears Oil, Beef Marrow. castile, cream and palm
Soaps, &c, &c. '
lit - Tion't mistake the place, NO. e MARKET
STREET, East side, between Third and Fourth sti.,
,Simpson', Row. jaili
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The Wdrulerfttl Vegetable Purgatives
' FOR THE, CURE. Ot t _
Headache, Giddiness , Rtiehmatism,Piles,Dlspepsia,
Scurvy. Small Pox, Jaundice, Pains in the Back, In
'ward Weakneas, Palpitation of the Heart, Riaingn
the Throat, Ddopsv. Asthma Fever of all kinds, Fe.
male Complaints, Measles, Salt Rheum, Heartburn,
Worms, Cholera Morbun, Coughs, Quinsey, Whooping
Cough, Consumption, Fits, Liver-Complaint, Erystpa
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las, Deafness, Ratings of the Skin, Colds, Gout, Gray..
el, Neill:sus coniplaints,and a variety of other diseases §
arising from 1 purities of - the blood, and obstruction*
in the organs o digestion§
[Fro the Agent at Quebec, Lt C.]
D.ISEAE'OP THE . LIVE - S.'''"
DEAR Star-Agreeable to your desire, I write tit s
keep you apprl4ed of the prospects of the - Cliekersei
Sugar Coated nreotive Pill, in this City. You may
recollect, 'theta first commented sellins ' your medi
cine,
cine, which we. in May, 18,4, we littledreamed of
the success dist] would crown the undertaking. Oar
premises bad been so completely flooded by the one
thousand and ore unsaleable rernedy.fur every possiv
ble complaint under the still, that I aetiously conteni.
plated having nothing more to no with any thing ofthp
kind. However, at the most urgent solicitation § MS
consented to makes trial of yours.' At first we found
considerabledlitcolly in attracting public attention to
wards them. people had been so often :deceived by
dun vile compounds which have flooded the country for'
the Nat' 15 yenor more , that tip"- . determined, if
possible, never obe "taken in" again: and the came •
val en was. th y could hardly he persuaded tnaccept
int
of the Pills, as .Ite raving is, fur "love nor moneys"
Thus mat terra proceeded for a 'week or two, when, as
"good luck won't! have it, "Mrs. N—, a ladyeif
our city, who .ad Icing suffered from an affection-of.
the Liver, ace partied by indigestion of the ITIOSCOht ,
parried
stinate charridt r. was persuaded tonccept of a box, on
condition that Mulling; was tribe paid for it, if th ey did
not afford her the nedessary relief. rmust confess,
we ourselves had very little faith in the matter, know..
ing as we did, that her complaint was one of long
standing, and hind been unsuccessfully treated- by the
most eminent Physicians of this and seveml neighbor.
ing towns. But we had determined to give the medl.
vine a fair' trial; 'and if it proved to be .worthiesa ' it' :
would be a source of satisfaction to know it, bothto
you rind to us: INo less to our jay than surprise, how
' ever, only a few days had elapsed, when the lady again
presented herself a t our counter and enquired - fort:moth
er box. "I really think, Mr. Williams,." says she, ,
' that your Pills late beginning to work a great change
in my health, and altogether for the better. When I
took the seconsTose, I began to feel much betterthent
I did at first; th pain in my side was consideiably re- .
lieved; my appetite began to improve; and the blood
seemed to circulate through my veins as it did in my
youthful days. Since then, I have taken the remainder
of the Pills, and my improvement has been sensibly
progressing at el very repetition of the dose. I have
no doubt that a ;few mote boxes will effectually cure
mc." The result was as sbe predicted. Her health
'is completely restored. The flueih of youth and beau- . ,
ty has returned to her cheeks, - and the prospect of a
long and a hap y life is before her. I am sati'a ie
she will never forget the Clickence Sugar-,Coated Pill*.
As might naturitliy be supposed, the news of tblees.
unordinary catO was rapidly disseminated tbraugb the
city and adjacent country; and scarcely a week bad
elapsed, before enquiries began to be made for Click
ener's Sugar-Coated Purgative Pills; 'and the demand
has already increased to.suchan extent, that we find -
the greatest difficulty in supplying it. In fact, if it did
not seem like exaggeration, I might alatostssay thaws
are literally bed aged by women, and children, labor.
ing under every [possible ailment which "human flesh
is heir to." The halt, the lame, and the blind; the
asthmatic, consbmptive, and dyspeptic, are thronging
our doors in pOrsuit of the never-failing Panacea....
Testimonials of its salutary effects are voluntarily..
.flowing in uponlus from every quarter. Due person
informs us he has been relieved of a most obstinate
Dyspepsia. Atlother has just recovered from a serfs
ous attack of 4nplexy. A third -bas succeeded in,
expelling from his system the symptoms of Jaundice.:
And a fourth has just recovered (tom an attack of Pul
monary ConsuMption, which bed confined him - to hie
bed for many Months.—Sewe go. But do not fail to
keep us supphd. Besidei our Retail Trade, we
have standing orders from the country , to a tart.,
amount. Send a Gross at your earliestconvenience '
Yours &c. 11. H. WILLIAMS.
Qurbee, L. ~ April 14, 11145.
REMEMBER, DR. C. V. CLICKENER, istita
original inventtir of the Sugar Coated Pills :and that
nothing of the shit was ever heard of until he, intro.
(laced them in une, 1643, as will be seen bs the fol
lowing!
PREMIUM.
This Diploma was awardeJ by the AMERICAN
INSTITUTE, 4t, the Annual Yair, held in - the - city of
New York, Oethber, 1843, tn. C. V. CLICKENER,
fur the inventio'p of SUGAR COATED TILLS,
JAMES TA LLMADGE, Preaident.
T. B. Wsttestin,Cuire_spondingSecretary: ,
Marron 3. LExtis, Recording Secretaty. • -
far To von Count EVIBITS.--Yurebasers must
always ask for Clickener's Sugar Ceated Vegetahla
Pills, and see tat each box has upoh it his signature;
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all others are cMinterfeir. • - ',
WM. JACKSON, corner of Wood and Liberty
streets, is Di. Clickoner's agent for Pittsburgh and
vicinity. 1 oct6
• TREA3I3a7 DEPARTMICNT, -
March 27, 1840.
SEALED PROPOSALS will' be received et this
department riddressed to the Secrensty of the Tree
story, (envelnpod'and distinctly endorsed "Proposals for
Revenue Bteamirs.'' until 12 o'clock noon on the 30th
day of April net, for the following materials, work,
and equipments required for theiran revenue steamers-
Polk and Walker. now under construction- at Rich.
Mond, Va , and Pittsburg, l'a.
It is to be distinctly understood that all the work
shall he executed in the best manner, and . subject to
the inipection and approval of the superintending or
otherofficer ordered by thls department, and that all
theMmterials and equipments shall bid the bestqual•
ity, rind subjectJto likeinspection and - approval at the
plUctu, of delivery—Richmond and Pittsbutgh—all
packages necessary in the , transportation to be provi
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ded at the expense of the contractor*. 0 -
Printed formi of proposals, enumerating the aril
des required ald character of work for each class,
and each vessel epat ately, will be furnished ta persona
desirous of bidding on applicatiou to the collectors of
the customs at Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston, on-to Captain Henry_ D. Huder, at
Richmond, ar captain Richard Evans, at Pittsburgh.
Mr. Capes, canstruction at Richmond, willeabibit
plans of the work, and give every information : requir•
ed at that place: and Mr. Carpenter. constructor 04
Pittsburgh, mayi be consulted on the same subject on
application to the collector of the customs at New
York from the 3 9th day of March (Minim) to the 7th
day of April, and to the collector of the cuatoms-at
Baltimore from the 10th day of April to the 17th day
of April, at whibh places Mr. Carpenter will attend ,
on those dates, end from the 21st. day of April to the
clOsing of the courant at Pittsburgh, 'Po.
Shipwright's work, Sails and sailnurkeei
Joiner's work, stores;
Rigging, Ship-chandlery, '
Rigger's work, Monied' instrumems,
Painter's work, books, and charts,
Spars, Boats,
Blocks,. • Cabin and a ardivoraforni.
Sufficient su -tine will be required for the 'faithfisl
performance oldie contracts., and any d ifference arising
relative to the quality of articles furnished or character
of work executed, shall be submitted to the decision
of two arbitretolx—one to be chosen by the govern.'
ment and one byithe contractor—who. failing to agree,
shall choose_a.thrd, and their decision
j cis . io w n shall ALn be rt fit;al.
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Secretary of tho Trealury.
Three tidies a week until- April 28th in_ the Wash.
ington Union air Intelligencer, - Philadelphia Key.
stone, Richmond Enquirer, New York Globe, Boston
Post, Baltimore Argus, and - PittabarehMOrning Post.
Democratic Neve Era, Portsmouth, Va. • - -
March 31-Bthwsw. -
uzultAzza 0 - 0 VT 4iN
offi i z ei lu i9 B .4 urice sm ' i sl A y a l ll r draz y s . , a .. 4lli L trr7relf Dr ' s+ 14.160.-4.
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