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COTTON WARPS,
AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
WRAPPING YARN,
Candle Wick, Batting, Carpet Chain,
TTON YARN,
COTTON
Manufactu res
Encourage American
ARBUCKLES
AVERY,
No
Pittsburgh.
WHITE LEAD MANUFACTURERS.
ISAAC GREGG.
MOSES F. EATON.
GREGG
BATON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
NO ROD
LEAD,
UFOOd Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
0-Their Lead will be branded "PURE-guarantee $1,000."
John Hannen & Co. MANUFACTURERS OF
WHITE & RED LEAD, LITHARGE, &C., Liberty Street,
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HILIARY BRUNOT, WHITE & RED LEAD
MANUFACTURER, Paint and Oil Merchant, [CORNER OF LIBERTY & O'HARA STS., (Fifth Ward,) - PITTSBURGH, PA., Also, at No, 26 Wood Street, GEORGE COCHRAN, Ągt,
VARIETY STORES.
J. K. LOGAN.
UCTIO
GEO. CONNELL, Philad'a.
JAS. K. LOGAN & Co.
NO. 32 FIFTH STREET, Between the Exchange Bank and Wood Street, Pittsburgh. DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
BOOTS, SHOES,
FINE GOLD WATCHES, &C. And are constantly receiving additional supplies, purchased at the Eastern Auctions by one of the firm who resides in Philadelphia for that purpose.
KUHN & GREIVES, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HOSIERY
THREADS, NEEDLES, PINS, &C. With a variety of Combs and Fancy Goods, CHEAP FOR CASH, SIGN OF THE GILT COMB, No. 72, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Tanners and Leather Merchants.
RICHARD BARD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
HIDES, LEATHER, OIL,
Morocco, and Shoe Findings, NO. 101, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
WM. HAYS, JR. RICH'D HAYS.
W: & R. HAYS,
Tanners Curriers,
Corner of Liberty and Ferry Streets,
Keep constantly on hand all articles in their line, also, all kinds of Morocco and Findings.
PAPER MANUFACTURER. JAS. SHIDLE,
WALL PAPER MANUFACTURER, WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Wall Paper and Bordering of Every description. -
Fourth Street Pike.
C. PRESSER & Co. GLUE & GLASS PAPER MANUFACTOR
FOURTH ST. PIKE, NEAR THE TOLL GATE .- 12
Steam & Canal Boat Lines and AGENTS.
£ 44. CLARKE & CO'S 184 Pittsburgh and Cleveland Line, Consisting of
STEAM BOAT
MICHIG
Daily between Pittsburgh & Beaver,
And First Class Freight and Passage CANAL BOATS, daily to ard from CLEVELAND, O. Connected with Steam Boats and Vessels on the Lakes.
The Proprietors and Agents of this well known line, (the first line estab lished on the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal,) will contract for transportation between Pittsburgh, Beaver and Cleveland, also, to all points on the Lakes, or the western rivers, or to the Eastern cities. Apply to
G. M, HARTON & Co. Puitsburgh, CLARKE & Co., Beaver, Proprietors.
T. RICHMOND & Co. Cleveland,
AGENTS,-R. G. Parks & Co. Youngstown, R. W. Cunningham, New Castle, Campbell & Miller, Campbellsport, S. S. Reynolds. Franklin. Kent, M'Millan & Co Middlebury, G. Williams & Co. Detroit, Weatherbee, Clark & Co. Warren, Carter & Campbe I, Newton Falls, Cyrus Prentiss, Ravenna, Wheeler, Thompson & Co. Akron, H. A. & C. R. Miller, Cuyahoga Falls, Geo. Davis, Buffalo.
OPPOSITION! Good Intent Fast Line of Stages
And Rail Road Cars, for PHILADELPHIA;
Via Chambersburgh, Harrisburgh and Lancaster. 155 miles Rail Road, and one Night out. Through to Philadelphia in 48 hours. Also, the Direct Line to Baltimore! 'To Philadelphia, $10 00 To Baltimore, 9 00
Leaves Daily at 73 A. M. Office 3d door below Mo- nongahela House.
MENDELL, GRAHAM, WAUGH & C o.
MANUITY'S UNITED STATES PORTABLE BOAT LINE, For the Transportation of Merchandise & Produce to and from PITTSBURGH
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
New-York and Boston.
Freight by this line IS NOT RE-SHIPPED between Pitts- burgh and Philadelphia, ; the boats also being of light con- struction, are enabled to deliver goods in the shortest possible time. at the very lowest rates charged by any "responsible Line."
No charge made for advancing Charges, Receiving, Shipping, Insurance, Storage, &c.
For further information apply to the Agents-
C. A M'ANULTY, Canal Basin, Liberty st. Pittsburgh. THOS. BORRBIDGE, No. 272, Market st. Philadelphia. ROSE & MERRILL. No. 59, Smith's Wharf, Baltimore. W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, No. 43. Peck Slip, New York.
Music and Variety Stores.
JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 22, WOOD STREET, (ABOVE FIFTH STREET.) PITTSBURGH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSI ' AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
SOTOCH BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. Always on hand a good Assortment of NEEDLES, COMES, SLATES, And a Variety of Small Goods suitable for Country Merchant and at the lowest Cash Prices.
Bought at the highest Cash Price, either in Cash or Trade.
FREDERICK BLUME,
Manufacturer of
PIANO FORTES
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
CORNER OF SAINT CLAIR AND PENN STREETS, Opposite the Exchange Hotel.
N.B .- F. BLUME keeps always on hand a large Assortment of Piano Fortes of his own manufacture, which he warrants to stand any climate, and which will be sold lower for cash than at any other establishment east or west of the mountains.
ALSO Splendid lot of Musical Instruments of all descriptions.
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS
JOSEPH NEWTON'S PITTSBURGH
ASS PAINTING, STAINING AND
ENAMELLING WORKS, Colored Lights for Steam Boats,
SIDE LIGHTS FOR HALLS, AND HALL LAMPS, OF EVERY VARIETY OF COLOUR AND PATTERN Supplied at short notice and on Modera e Terms.
S. MKINLEY,
PAINTER LAZIER,
End of Old Allegheny Bridge and St. Clair St. PITTSBURGH.
PAINTE
R. B. HARRIS,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER a
FIFTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE THEATRE, PITTSBURGH. Every description of Plain and Fancy Signs, TRANSPARENCIES, FLAGS, & BANNERS Painted in the best Style and on the most reasonable Trinrs
N. B .- GLAZING.
JOHN W BLAIR BRUSH MANUFACTURER 120 WOOD ST. PITTSBURGH
JOHN W. BLAIR
Has constantly on hand a large Assortment of
BRUSHES
WHICH HE WILL DISPOSE OF AT THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES, Merchants and Dealers wishing to save Carriage on their Goods may depend upon getting
A GOOD ARTICLE AT A LOW PRICE. *12
MILLL STONE,
AND
MILL FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
W. W. WALLACE'S
Pittsburgh French Burr Mill Stone and Mill furnishing establishment. -
Nos .. 244 & 246 Liberty st. near canal.
SE All articles warranted and sold at the lowest market prices.
All sizes French Burr Mill Stones. Also, Chestnut ridge and Laurel Hill Mill Stones; best Anker Bolting Cloths, square mesh, warranted genuine, wholesale and retail: Wag- ner & Co's superior patent Brushes; double and single rolling Screens ;: Screen wire, of all numbers; Cast and Wrought Iron Mill spindles, of all sizes; Mill Castings and Mill furnishing, of the most approved kinds.
Just completed, several full sets of the most improved Mill: Gearing patterns, suitable for large Merchant Flour Mills.
Saw Mill Irons, and Mill, Tobacco- and Cotton sorews, of every description; brands; patent ba ances, and best Cast steel: Mill Picks.
Lull's Patent French Burr Smut Machines-the best smut machine in use, and very durable.
Superior, Patent Corn Shellers; Plaster of P.uris, for land and'other purposes; Grindstones, of all sizes, for sale whole -. sale and retail,,made by steam:power.,
PITTSBURG
STEAM Marble Works.
On hand and made to order, Mantels, Pier and Centre Table Tops, Monuments, Tombs and Gravestones, of every variety of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC MARBLE
As the above articles are manufactured prin- cipally by Steam Power, they will be sold as low as can be purchased East, with the addition of carriage. W. W. WALLACE.
244, Liberty st., near the Canut-Pittsburgh.
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS, Nos. 244 & 246, Liberty st. near canal.
Where Mantels, Monuments, Tombs, and Grave Stones, of every variety, of Foreign and Domestic Marble, are constantly on hand and made to order by steam power, as low as can be purchased East adding Freight. Al orders directed to the subscriber will be punctually attended to ..
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Barnaby & Moore's Patent Hill Side and level land, unequalled
PLOUGHS.
At the meeting of the American Institute, at Newark, N. J. in 1840, this plough received the first premium, a silver cup.
The New York State Agricultural Society, in 1841, awarded it an honora- ry premium of $30.
The meeting of the American Institute at Sing Sing, N. Y. in 1841, award- ed it the first premium a gold medal, for the best work done, lightest draft and best principle of construction, answering the general purposes.
The American Institute awarded it the first premium at their meeting in East N. Y. in 1842.
The meeting of the Philadelphia Agricultural Society at Philadelphia, in 1842 awarded it the first premium for the best plough,
Other premiums migh be enumerated but the above are sufficient,
The following are its advantages over the common plough, viz. Ist. ease of draft, 2d. perfection of work, 3d. strength and duralulitv, 4th. all dead furroughs may be prevented, as the furroughs can all be turned one way,- 5th. Any width of furrough may be turned between 8 and 18 inches, by mov- ing the catches on the eross piece towards the handle for a wide furrough, and toward the centre for a narrow one-6th. Placing the beam in the centre of the eross piece, makes it a double mould board plough, turning a furrough both ways at the same time, answering for green ridging, ploughing be- tween corn or potatoes, or any erop cultivated in rows or drills, and for dig- ging potatoes, For sale ouly at the
Franklin Foundry, No. 161 Liberty Street.
NEAR SIXTH-Price $S.
Ageneral assortment of other ploughs on hand and for sale very low by
MARSHALL. BRADLEY & Co.
MOTT'S Patent Agriculturalist's Furnace or Dairy Stove, made of va- rious sizes No a' ticle ever made for the Farmer's use lias given more gen- eral satisfaction. It received at New York, Philadelphia and Boston, silver medals and eups as premiums. Call and examine it, it will answer for many purposes as it is portable, light and cheap.
STRAUB'S late Patent Cooking Stove, the encircled oven, the best cook- lug stove offered to the public.
Also, various sizes of Cooking Stoves for burning stone coal, with Law- renee's Patent Seraper. which prevents them from ever choking with soot. A general variety of Stoves for Cocking and other purposes. .
Hollow ware, Wagon Boxes, Sad Irons. A general assort- ment of plin and fancy Grates, Mill Gearing, Steam Engines and all kinds of Castings made to order, at the Franklin Foundry, No. 161 Liberty, near Sixth street.
JAMES MARSHALL, ALEX. BRADLEY,
MARSHALL, BRADLEY & Co.
HENRY M'GEARY, 1
W. W. WALLACE.
The End of Improvement in Smut Machines.
O. Lull's Patent French Burr smut Machine.
We continue our heading, feeling justified in doing so, not only from our own experience, but from the very flattering testimonials from Millers and Millwrights of high standing and much experi mcc- It is well known to Millers and all concerned, that no part of machi- nery has so utterly failed to per- form its duty, for any length of time, as the IRON SMUT MA- CHINES: thousands upon thou- sands, in time and money, have been expended-invention after invention resorted to, until Iron has been cut, bent, twisted, turned and moulded into all shapes and forms, and after a short trial, seldom exceeding two years, has failed; not, as is generally supposed, owing to any fault in the construction, for all, or nearly all, have performed well for a time, but for the obvious reason, that Iron, either wrought or cast, will not give or retain the edge so requisite in cleaning as well as in grinding grain, and when gone cannot be renewed, consequently the machine is rendered useless. It is well established that no machine will clean grain well without an edge, and of course that ma- terial which affords the gre itest amount of, and most durable edge, is the proper material of which to construct Smut Machines. French Burr seems to be the one designed by nature for the purpose, and every Miller's knowl- edge of the material must satisfy him. at once, that owing to its fine, keen, and lasting edge, and the ease with which that edge can be renewed, it must take the precedence, and finally the place, of all iron machines for cleaning wheat; and all will concede, upon the least reflection, that our heading is no boast; but that we have truly arrived at the long-wished and sought-for desideratum-THE END OF IMPROVEMENT IN SMUT MACHINES. c The Cut represents one of the machines. An upright cylindrical ma . hine, as you perceive, and no old fashioned rubbers as represented by ome-gotup in the best possible manner. It comes from the shop ready for The belt, and may be set up in a day , and in any part of a mill without en- closing. No dust escapes from them, it being drawn up through the machine, a far preferable plan to blowing it through the machine, as it is separated from the wheat, and discharged through the fan spout out of the mill; thus saving a considerable amount of expense and labor, and clearing the mill of much filth, usually deposited in it. These machines have more edge; or rough surface, than can begot on iron, consequently require less motion and of course less power to do the same amount of work; they are so constructed that they can be taken down, and the edge renewed in a few hours; this they will not need more than once in two years, if at all.
Manufactured of various sizes to clean from 15 to 100 bushels per hour and sold at from $100 to $250, according to size, and we hazard the asser- tion that no machine in the country costs half so much money to manufac- ture, none half so perfect in all respects, and NONE HALF SO CHEAP to the purchaser in the long ruu.
Manufactured and sold by W. W. WALLACE, No. 244 and 246 Liberty st. near canal, Pittsburgh.
Shoe Findings Stores.
John W. Blair, Shoe Finding Establishment, 120 WOOD STREET. Where will be found every description of Findings and Kit, at the lowest prices,
JUholesale & Retail.
JOSEPH PLUMMER, Wholesale Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Palm Leaf Hats, Leghorn & Straw Bonnets, &c. No. 117, WOOD STREET,
TAILORS,
The Three Big Doors. No. 151 Liberty street, Pittsburgh
Has again returned from the eastern citics, and is now opening a very large and beautiful assor ment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Comprising every thing that is new and desirable in his line of business
His Goods have been purchased on the most advantageous terms, from the Importers, Jobbers and Manufacturers of the last. (IOR CASH) and they can and will be sold as low, if not lower, than goods of the same quality can he afforded by any other establishment in the city. The early attention of purchasers is respectfully invited.
D. KINKEAD,
Tailor,
118
SECOND ST,
Pittsburgh, All orders promptly attended to on short notice
LUMBER YARD
And Saw Mills.
POINT SAW MILL, PLANING MACHINE AND LUMBER YARD
Penn st. below Marbury, Orders for Sawed stuff and Planing are respectfully solicited, and will be execu- ted with despatch, by SAMUEL WICKERSHAM. Boat plank, Deck plank, shingles and lath, kept constantly on hand at the yard.
THOMAS BLACKMORE, Lumber Merchant And Toll Gate Keeper, South end of Monongahela Bridge.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
MES M. CHRISTY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, GRANT STREET; Residence-Pitt Township.
.A. KIRK LEWIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE IN
FOURTH STREET, Between Wood and Smithfield Streets, PITTSBURGH, Pa.
M'Candless and M'Clure,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
OFFICE IN THE DIAMOND,
Back of the Old Court House,
PITTSBURGH.
GEO. S SELDON, Attorney at Law. OFFICE ON FOURTH STREET,
Between Wood and Smithfield Street.
PITTSBURGH, PA. F. P. THOMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE ON FOURTH STREET, Near Smithfield Street.
C. B. M. SMITH & N. B. HATCH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OFFICE CORNER OF
FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
A. M. BURNS, Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
Will continue to practice in the several Courts of Beaver, Butler, Mercer and Crawford counties.
Refer to
M'CANDLESS & M'CLURE, Pittsburgh.
JOHN CROWELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WARREN, OHIO.
Will attend to all Professional Business entrusted to his care in Northern Ohio.
OFFICE on High street, next door to the American Hotel.
JOSEPH E. VANCE, (Successor to C. D. Coffin, Esq.)
Attorney at Law, New Lisbon, Ohio.
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted to his care in Columbiana, Stark, Carroll, Trumbull and Jefferson Counties.
John B. Perkins,
Attorney at Law,
CORNER OF THIRD AND GRANT STS.
I3
JAMES DUNLOP.
J. H. SEWELL.
DUNLOP & SEWELL, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
OFFICE ON FOURTH STREET, Near Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
GEO. F. GILLMORE. J. B. PERKINS, GILLMORE & PERKINS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE CORNER OF THIRD AND GRANT STS, PITTSBURGH, Pa.
CHARLES B. SCULLY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE IN Burke's Building 4th Street SECOND FLOOR,) In the rooms formerly occupied by Messrs Metcalf & Loomis.
REFERS TO
Hon. R. Biddle ... . Pittsburgh. Messrs Bowen & Hibberd, Cincinnati. 6. Duncan & Ripley, Louisville.
" Harmar Denny 66
Wm. Croghan, Esq.
D. A. M'Cready & Co. Philad.
Mr. James May,
Jas. O'Connor & Co.
Messrs. L. Hutchison & Co. 4
Crangle & Baileys, Wheeling. "
Crangle, Bailey & Co. Cleveland.
Carswell & Lisle, New York.
Wm. M'Clean & co. Madison.
THOMAS J. MCLAIN.
JEFFERSON PALM.
McLain & Palm, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
AND SOLICITORS IN
WARREN, TRUMBULL COUNTY,
Office at the Post Office.
REFERENCES.
Jolın A. Bryan, Washington city
E. Whittlesy, 66 66
Gov. Shannon, Columbus, Ohio. J. G. Miller
Gov. Porter, Harrisburg. William Allen, Chillicothe, O.
Z. Gemmil, Philadelphia,
R. Cresswell,
Tweedy & Smith, Buffalo;
Tweedy & Mozier, New York. Leavitt, Lord & Co. Allen Brown, Pittsburgh.
David Henshaw, Boston.
R. P. Spaulding Cincinnati.
J. V. L. McMahon, Baltimore.
Judges of Courts, generally in N. E. Ohio.
JOHN M. EDWARDS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
WARREN, TRUMBULL CO., OHIO. Will attend to all business in his profession in Northern Ohio; Office on Main Street, near Market st.
Refer to
Hon. M. Birchard, Judge Com. Pleas; Hon. F. Freeman, Judge Com. Pleas' Frederick Kinsman, Esq. Smith & Kibber, Merchants.
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PHYSICIANS.
LITHOTRITY.
THERE are many who are uninformed with regard to the merits of the above Operation. I wish to say to those who are suffering under the wretched effects of Calculus (or Stone in the Bladder,) and its sequel, that I am supplied with the most approved Instruments, which fracture the Calculus so as to make it admissible to pass off with the urine.
I have devoted, and shall continue to devote, a portion of my professional services to those who may favor me with their patronage.
J. P. TIBBITS, M. D.
Corner of Smithfield and Second streets.
HENRY D. SELLERS, M. D.
OFFICE AND DWELLING,
Corner of Fourth and Decatur streets.
PITTSBURGH.
JOHN SCOTT,
DENTIST
NO. 41 FOURH STREET. Five doors West of Market.
Will guaranty all his operations to give satisfaction or make no charges for his services.
REFERENCES.
WILLIAM ADDISON, M. D. P. FAHNESTOCK, M. D. R. B. MOWRY, M. D.
Miscellaneous.
JOHN PECK.
HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER; No. 47, 4th street between Wood and Market.
PITTSBURGH.
ROBT. P. NEVIN. THIEO. H. NEVIN.
T. H. NEVIN & CO. (Successors to Hannen & Nevin,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS
NO. 126, LIBERTY STREET, Pittsburgh.
R. H. HARTLEY. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Saddle, Harness and Trunk MANUFACTURER, No. 86, Wood Street, PITTSBURGH.
Also, manufactures extensively all kinds of rivited HOSE AND BANDS.
WM. GILLESPIE,
COPPERPLATE AND WOOD GRA 9
EOR N AST CORNER OF MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND. PITTSBURGH.
McKENNA'S
AUCTION MART.
Corner of 2nd and Wood streets. REFER TO THE PRINCIPAL MERCHANTS, P. McKENNA, The Old Auctioneer. 13*
American Manufactory of
L OCKS.
THOMAS ARNOLD,
No. 17 Fifth street, and between Wood and Market, in Second st.
Would inform the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that he continues to manufacture
HOUSE AND DOOR
Of every description, superior to the best imported of Carpen- ter's make.
Thomas Arnold respectfully solicits country merchants &c. from a distance, who wish to purchase, to call and examine his stock and prices before calling elsewhere, as he has made ar- rangements so that he can sell as low as the importers of for- eign manufacture,
He also keeps constantly on hand a complete assortment of
Shutter Fastenings,
Of his own manufacture as good and cheap as they can buy elsewhere.
NO. 17 Fifth Street, & Second, between Wood & Market,
Pittsburgh.
Joseph W. Lowrie's Cash Furniture WAREROOMS, Second st. between Wood & Smithfield. N. B. All work warranted well made, &c.
Samuel Milligan, Boat & House Carpenter, Planing Machine &c. South end of the Monongahela Bridge.
Wm. BRYANT,
Plough and Wagon Manufacturer, SOUTH END MONONGAHELA BRIDGE.
James & Hugh Forrester, Master Masons AND
STONE CUTTERS,
Corner of Grantham street and Pennsylvania Canal,
Allegheny City.
POINT STEAM MILL
AND CRACKER BAKERY,
WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH,
WILLIAM EICHBAUM & Co. (Lite JOHN DAVIS & Co.) Continue to Manufacture and have constantly on hand all kinds of Hard Bread,
Water, Butter, Sugar, Soda, Ginger Crackers & Pilot Bread.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
JAMES STERRITT,
SURVEYOR AND MEASURER GENERALLY, WILL ATTEND TO SURVEYING,
LEVELLING, PROJECTING, ETC.
Also Measuring Carpenter's Work and all other workman- ship requisite in the erection and construction of buildings. He has also, at all times,
Good Dwelling Houses to Rent, ON REASONABLE TERMS. Office, North of Ohio Street,
EAST COMMONS, ALLEGHENY, Where all commmunications will receive due attention.
PITTSBURGH BUCKET FACTORY,
LUTHER BALLARD,
Manufactures and has constantly on hand,
PAINTED BUCKETS, Of all Sizes, warranted superior to any in the market,
PENN STREET NEAR THE POINT
Williams & Dilworth, No. 29 WOOD STREET,
Agents for the above Factory ; Orders left with them will receive prompt attention.
GENERAL MEDICAL AGENCY, JAMES H. C. JOHNSON, WARREN, OHIO, Has on hand a handsome Selection of warranted
PAMI! MEDICINES,
For sale cheap; and he will attend to the sale of all articles entrusted to his care.
HE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS AGENCIES. REFERENCES- ISAAC HARRIS, Pittsburgh, Pa. SAMUEL QUINBY, Esq. Warren, Ohio Hon. DAVID. TODD ALEX. M.CONNELL, Esq.
GEO. PARSONS, Esq,
ASAHEL ADAMS Hon. F. FREEMAN, Judge Common Pleas.
J. HUNKER Co.
Wholesale and Retail Fruiterers & Confectioners, No. 92 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warrick Martin. Frederick Kahl.
WARRICK MARTIN & CO. Exchange Brokers: N. E. Corner of Market and Third streets, PITTSBURGH.
W. E. SMITH. Manufacturer of Fringes, Cords, Tassels, Fly nets, Coach and Military Trimmings, ST. CLAIR STREET, PITTSBURGH.
A. A. ANDERSON, CHEAP BOOK & JOB PRINTER
Franklin Buildings,
Corner of 3d and Market Sts, Second story, Front, Pittsburgh.
CONTENTS,
Page 2
Abbreviations Aldermen of the City of Pittsburgh 53
Aldermen of Alleghy. city, 53
72
Courts of United States held in Pittsburgh 50
Auctioneers 38 41
Bakers Banks
45
Druggists and Chemists 13
Barbers and Hair Dressers 36
Baths-Warm and Cold 38
Bell and Brass Founders
31
Dry Goods Merchants,
Wholesale and Retail
13
Birmingham, Directory of Blacksmiths
85 42 32
Dry Goods Merchants, Retail
14
Block and Pump Makers
38 55
East Liberty 97
Boarding Houses
42
Economy Beaver County 91
88
Book binders
47
Engravers
27
Book, Stationery and Pe- riodical Stores
File Makers
33
Boot and Shoe Merchants, Wholesale
23
Flour Mills
32
Forwarding & Commission Merchants 7
Gas Fitters 37
Glass Manufacturers
White Flint,
22
Bucket Makers
31
Glass Manufacturers Win- dow & Hollow Ware 22
34 Glass cutting 22
Carpenters, Masters
31
Grocers, Wholesale 8
Carvers and Gilders
Grocers, Wholesale and Retail 9
City Officers
48
Clothes Repairers
43
Coach and Wagon Makers
28
Gunsmiths 41
Hardware Merchants 15
Hat Cap & Fur Stores 25
Hotels, the principal 29
Hotels and Taverns 29
71 Ice Houses 31
Institutes, Literary 67
Commission and forwarding Merchants 71 Insurance Companies 44
Page
Coopers
33
Councils, Common and Select 49
Courts of Alleghy. County 49
Cuppers and Leechers
33
Bag Makers
17
Dentists
39
Dry Goods Merchants, Wholesale 13
Blacking Manufacturers
Dyers
29
Board of Trade
Boat and Skiff Builders
38 Elizabethtown
15 Fire-proof Safety Chest Manufacturers 22
Boot and Shoe Merchants, Wholesale and Retail
23
Boot and Shoemakers
24 41-
Brokers, Exchange
Brewers
33
Butt Hinge Makers
34
Cabinet and Chair Makers
Chandlers and Soap Boilers Churches
27 19 60
Grocers Retail
10
Grocers and Liquor Mer- chants Wholesale 12
Coach and Military Trim- mings
32
Coal Merchants
Collectors of City Taxes Colleges
42 48
Dancing, Teachers of 33
Alleghy. City, Directory of Attornies at Law 51
CONTENTS.
Page
Page
Iron and Nail Manufac- turers
17
Rope Makers 32
Iron Foundries
18
Saddletree Makers 29
Saddle & Harness Makers 26
Sawmills 41
Justices of the Peace of Allegheny County Lace Merchants Last Makers 29
53
28
Select Schools and Semi- naries 59
Lawrenceville
95
Sharpsburgh, Directory of 100
Leather Stores
15
Livery Stables
34
Locksmiths
37
Looking-Glass, Comb,
Brush, & Fancy Stores
22
Statistical Remarks 102
Stewartstown 94
27 Stone and Marble cutting 28
Surveyors 38
Manchester, Directory of Machinists
34
Tailors, Merchant, and Clothing Stores
39
Medical Agencies
32
Tailors
40
Tanners and Leather Mer- chants 16
Miscellaneous
33
Music Stores
23
Notaries Public
44
Tobacconists and Cigar Makers 27
Toll Collectors 57
Oil Mills and Oil Stores
12
Trade Cards 107
O missions and Corrections
105
Turners 27
Umbrella Makers 29
Undertakers 29
43
Physicians
35
Venetian Blind Manufac- turers 16
Watch and Clock Makers
Plumbers
29
and Jewellers 26
Porter Houses
21 47
Weavers' Reed Makers 23
Post Office
54
Weavers
38
Pork Merchants
Preface
Printers, Book and Job
Public Offices
Public Schools
Queensware Merchants,
Wholesale and Retail 15
37 3 47 54 57
White and Red Lead Manu- facturers 32
Wilkinsburg, Directory of, 96
Wire Workers 41
Wool Warehouses 16
Wool Factories 19
Sligo, Directory of 94
Spade and Shovel Handle Makers 39
Stage Lines
35
Lumber Merchants and Planing Machines
101
M'Keesport Directory of
89
Milliners and Dressmakers
19
Minersville, Directory of
99
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Manufacturers 19
Newspapers, Business,
Political and Religious 46
16
Paper Manufacturers Painters, House, Sign and Ornamental
39
Upholsterers
Plasterers
38
Plough Makers
43
Water Board 43
Police, Pittsburgh city
Real Estate Agents 21
Iron, Stear.1-Engine, Boil. er &c. Manufacturers
18
Second hand Furniture Stores 37
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