Lancaster Examiner and Herald

              VOL. XXVL
LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1S52.
NEW SERIES, VOL. XIV-NO. 39.
PUBLISHED BT
KDW^AUD 0. DARLINGTON,
o,-,'ieK IN KORTii quEE:. STarET.
Done.
There is 8omclhing.nln.»s> ludicrous in seeing The i;X MMINER & DEMOCRATIC HERALD mcnin lliis cnlisiileneil day, pulling and puffing i.'p'iiil"'""'>'>!'=l''y»''"'<"'°'-'-'""''^''""' atsonl"  severe  pliysi"!  loil, when lhe snmo
A,n-KRT.3EMENTS DOt "'^'^f .^I'PS °"° ?3^„Y,? ' ll,in£ Can bc do.io b/ unwchine whose iron arms
B-iii I... iii-Ji-rtpd ihTPP times lor one uoiiar. auu*.» i-iikj"-I •> ,    ,.    .
rTv,' '"ut" willbe charged foreach additional insertion, never groiv ivc.iry. and whose Sturdy limbs nevor \ liberal discount ailoivcd to tbo.'e adverti..lnB by tho ^^^^j repose Brick-makinj waa one of I he most ^"''"^' ! slavish occup.ilions in lho world, and a few years
ngo all lho work was done by hand, but man has
What has heen Bone and what has to he [ Tlealth and Food of Farmers' Families, j
We were grieved when visiting a highly in-
I lelligent and interesling farmers' family, some
Tlie College of St. James,
Wasltington County, Maryland.
TBE REV. JOHN- B. KERFOOT, D. D.,
RECTOR.
time .iace, ,o find tlial of ll.e whole circle of,,y,jjj. Eleventh Annual Session of   5r7"5o:ii"sto"re:
sons, (ihere were no daughters,) not ono looked |   |    .t. ^„„,... „,„„„.„.„ i,„„,,„ n^ober 4th.     frienda and custc
CLOTHING—CLOTHMG!
BRYAK & SHINDEL, Succes- sors to Young & O'Uonrk, Walnut Hail, Nottb Uueou St., between Sener's  Hotel and the Jico Hivo
uid
KEEP  STEP.
T!io.'i 11*0 icoiiW walk togelher, must kcrp
A.vc I the tvorlJ keeps in.ivini; onwards.
l-ikc all uruiy luarchiiig bj" ; Ho.ir ye not the iieavy foiitfall
Ibal rcaounilcth in Uio.<ky.' Some liolil .spirits bear lhe banner— <.,ul3 of sweetness chant lhe soii„ I.iiis of energy and fervor
,llnkelIierililiJliearle.l.=t™rf:- Liko brave soldiers we ii
Heji.
areli U
¦ll
rivard!
While you .^i.odup«...>.o^-k.
.My pood i.cighhor, .Vlnstor StaadatiU,
(iiucson it as ho goes ; .Not .[iiilo 5urc hul he is dreaming
In hi^ artcrnooira repose! " Noihiit? £"'"''" ho aays, *'can issue
Fnmt ih.'s ci)dlcE3 moving on ; Arifiont hnvs anil Jnatitutions
.Are iloc.iying, or are gone ; Wc aro rushing on to min,
Wilh our mnd • new faoglcd ways,' " While bc speaks, a tbousanJ voices,
,\3 the heart of ono man, says- Keep step'.
I lentlc neighbor, ^ill you join us,
Ur return to *' good'old irnj's?" Take nffain tho fig-leaf apron
Of old Adam's ancient iliiy^'; Or becomo a hardy Briton—
Jkard thc lion in hia lair, And lie down in dainty slumber.
Wrapped in skin of stiaggy bear— Kear the hut aiuid the forest.
Skim the wave in light canoe ; Ah ! ] ECO ! you do not like it;
Then, if these "old ways" won't do, ivcop step !
Be as.^afcd, good Mr. Standstill,
All-wise Providence designed Afniration and I^rop^c^^ion
l-or thc ycaniitig human niiud ; Generations left their ble.^singd
In the reliw of thoir ski!!. Generations yet are longing
For a greater glory slill; And the shades of our forefatlicrs
Are not jealous ofour ik-ed— We but follow where tliev lead!
Keep step!
One dctachniont of our army
^Iay encamp upuu tlie bill, While another in the valley.
.May enjoy its owu s-weet wili ; This may answer to one wateliword,
Th;itmay echo to another; liut ill unity and concord,
Thoy discern that each is brother ! l^rea.^t to breast ibey are marehing onward
In a good, now peaceful way ; Vou'II be josileil if you hinder,
So dun't offer let or stay- Keep step !
, J., the ColbiRo will open on MoQclay, October 4th. forward to a farmer's life. Nono thought he had i ana continue tin AuBU<it.l8o3. BcpldM the continuous sufficie,,. physical conslilnlion to endure i.s oc- | Sf^^^S!.^veS oourts'o.'^lI^'cS "rr-"""" casional unavoidable severo labor and exposure, r statt'iiiy vi-sitlnc thc Colh-ee for the purpoEf. Wccan al] '=ep flimilaP insiancca aboin us • h«w TIIK GRAMM.^RSUHOQLrcsumesitsdutieB on tho vy e can uu sec similar msioncca aooui ua , (jow , pani,, duy with the College, and. be.ide.-t its proper Tu- many a family sends ita sons lo learn some other ' t^rp.it haji the p«rsoniii oviTi'ight of the College Pro- been driven-in many instances againsi Lis own   ; employmeni, becaase (hey are not robnsl enoogh ' d:Z"n,eni'Vl,''a£ dSnen'u? bah "a'tS u'nS
for this. i the direct guperviHion of one Hector.     Annual chnrge
rpi c r •        .  „ t •      ! inColli'go or Grnmmar School. !fi225 Ofl.     For Reglfiter,
The nee of farmers is not now nearly so vig- [ ^c. apply to the Rector, Co lege of st. Jamw i'. o ,
will—from this hruiish toil, and the machine now performs that labor, leaving man to tollow a nobler destiny. It ia needless for ua to Fpeak of a thousand blessed substitutions o( machine for manual labor, such as ilic grist mill forthe quern; the threshing mill for the flail; the spin
¦ oroua as it was a few generations since.   We know a aimilar change has taken place, lo some
; extent, with those engaged inoiher pursuits, but
¦ wo iliink thc change is not elsewhere so marked
ning wheel   for ihc spinning  frame; the hand | or so inexcusable as here; and  why is tbis?—
loom for the power ioom, &,c., our objeci princi- ' Farmers lake more of tlie healthful  exercise,
pally,  in the  few  words  we have to say, is  lo j ihcy breathe a purer atmosphere, they usually
direct ihc attemion of mechanics and  inventors j hai-c Jess mental anxiety, and no temptation to
HOW IT'S DONE AT THE ASTOB.
ALIQUORARY SKETCH.
to tlic duty of observing and marking such and such severe and loildome occupations for which macliinc-labor miglit he substituted. A compa¬ ny hasjust been formed in New York for the purpose of sawing fire-wood by machinery into proper Jengiha for stoves, and selling it in lhat stale to purchasers. Now, ahhough wood has been sawn by machinery into proper lengilisior stoves in many places, siill, until now, no such wood could be purchased in that city ; tlie wood used was all sawn by men employed for lhat purpose with hand saws. It miy be aaid " the men who made it their business lo saw loads o 'Ood from door lo door, were not very highiyi paid for their severe toil, and thej will ilius bo ihrown out of c.irning iheir daily bread, therefore such machine labor should bo discountenanced.' Were the premises correct, the concfustoua would me t with our assent, but machine-labor, in the oggrcgatc, has not yet created a surplus fund of idlers ; men, when thrown out of one oc¬ cupation, soon full into others, and in the major¬ ity of past instances* tbe changes have been iieficial. The question miglit be asked, why was there not such a sensible wooden company organized in this citj be(orei' wa realty wonder why so many ofour men of capilal were so long wooden-headed on the subject.
In cities, wliere they are so many new brick buildings in the course of erection all thc time, it is certainly a subject of wonder to see all the moriar and brick carried up high ladders by men, having liitle angular wooden bo.\cs called "hods" on their shoulders. The labor is most oppressive and severe ; in our opinion, it could well be superseded by machinery, so as lo save running up and down the ladd-jrs, at least; this surely could be done by block and tackle. We might present some other objects for the con¬ sideration of our readers, but as we have so many sermons to deliver in one year, we havo said enough upon this text at present.—-Scietit'Jtc Atnericati.
keep late hours—and what can so greatly coun¬ teract these natural advantages? The lawa o heallh must be grossly violated somewhere.
Wc believe too lillle attention is given not on¬ ly to bathing and the ventilation of sleeping apartments, but to what Is perhaps of still great¬ er consequence, the food of farmers' families.— With greater Jacilittes tlian any other class of persons, for procuring a variety of wholesome food, their diet is yet composed, principally, of he most uuwholcsome articles, such as fat pork, and hot bread, and strong coffee. We endeavo¬ red to show in our »'olume of last year, (page 94) xchy fat and fat meala were injurious in the warm season.
We know that farmers feci the neodof anima food, and fresh meats cannoi always be had, yet leaner kinds of meat and more vegetables might be used wilh profit, if the farmers would culti¬ vate a taste for these, and take the pains to fur¬ nish a supply. We believe nearly all working rncn would like vegetables, if they were proper¬ ly prepared, and how easy it is to cook a few tem()ting dishes o." them, lo tnkeihc plac^ of fat meat and greasy paairy. There isa great re¬ form needed here, and oh! wivea and mothers, as you value the health ol your families, do not neglect this. Examine your own tables and if ilicre is room for improvement, set about il with¬ out tlclay.— Ohio Cultivator.
Miryiiina.
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PENN MUTUAL Ifffe Instxrance Coxnpaziy of Pbiladd'a.
THIS Company, on the Istof Jan- nnry, 1S52, hnd in forco only Fifteen JJwidred and
callThe"»tt"ntlo;"o7 tW   ^"^" P-^^"''' ^^^^^ "« aPBCt/nndinvcstments linblo call  tbe (itttntioa  of tHeir   topay loseeaoa thnt dateamonnted to
,^-f257.218 30,-utl of whicii sum only 839 186.02 wero represonted by Note* fur rrcraiunia. .,^-No Life Company can ex¬ hibit a more proAperoua condition of affiurfi. and a larger accumulated Capital in proportion to its liahiU- tiea.
Descriptivo Pamphlets. Toblcfl of Rates. Blank Ap- plicatioQ-i, aod every inforniation on thtj subject of Life Insumnce can ho obtained of
JOHN ZIMM ERMAN. North (Iucen fit.,} Apcnts for ELY PARUY. M. D.. Kast King Bt..      J Lancaster. MedicHl Examiner—JO UN MILLER. M. D., May m^3m '2ti North QueonHt, Lancaster.
?3fttlaaelDh(ff a»bertfs"nf»»!'.
ET  FALCOXBKIDGE.
A small party of couniry merchants, traders, &c., were cruising around New York ono even¬ ing, seeing the lions, and their cicerone—by the way, "a native," who knew what was what— took them up Broadway, andas they passed the Asi or Iiouse, snys one of the strangers :
"Sniith, what's this tliunderin' big house?"
" Oh, ah yes, ihis," says the cicerone, Smith, " this, boys, is a great tavern—fine place to get ai drink."
" Well, be hooky, let's all go in."
Ill ilicy all went; taking a private room, or a small side parlor, the country gents requested Smith to do the talking, and order in the liquor. Smith called fora bill of fare, upon which are ^'invoiced" more "sorts," and harder named wines and liquors, thim could be committed to memory in a week.
"Thai's it," says Smith, marking a bill of fare and handing it to a servant, " that's it—two bot¬ tles, bring 'cm up."
Up came the wine; it was, ofcourse, elegant, and   the  couniry  gents  froze to it—ihey  had
never seen such stuff before, in all their born days!
" Look-a-here, mister," says one of the busi' ness men, " got eny more uv that wine?" " Oh, yes, sir!" says the servant. " WeU, fetch it in." " Two bottles.sir?"
" Two ganders ! No, bring in six botlles 1 I can £0 two on *em myself," says the country gent.
The servant delivered his message at the bar, and after a few grimaces and whispering, the servant and one of the bar-keepers, or clerks, carried up tho wine. Says the clerk, whisper¬ ing to Smuh, whom he slightly knew :
" Smith, do you know the price of this wine?" '* Certainly I do," says Smiih ; here it is in¬ voiced on the catalogue, ain't il ?"
"Oh, very well," saya ihc clerk, about to withdraw.
" Hold on!" snys onc ofthe merry couniry gents, "don't snake your handsome counten¬ ance ofT so quick; do >er want us to (ork rite up for these drinks ?" hauling out his wallet.
*' No yer don't," says anoiher, hauling out his change,
*'My treat, if you please, hoys," says the third, pulling out a handfulof small change. " I asked the party m, and I pay for what liquor we drink—bo thunder!"
In the midst of iheir enthusiasm, the clerk observed it was of no importance just then— the bill would be presented when they got through. This was saiisfactory, and tho party went on fanishing their wine, smoking, &:.c.
"'Spose we have some rale sham paigne, boys," says one of the gems, beginning lo feel b's oata some.
" Agreed," says the rest. Two bottles of the best *^ shajti" in " the tavern " were called lor, and which the party drank with great gusto.
"Now," says one of them, "let's go to lhe theatre, or some place where there's a show go- in' on. Here you mister—to lhe servani—go felch in the landlord.
'• The landlord, sur?" says Pat, the servant, in some doubt as to the meaning of thc phrase. "Ay, landlord—or tbat chap that was in here just now, tell him to fetch inthe bill. Ah, here you are old feller; well what's the damages t" asks the gent, so ambitious to put the party through, and hauling ou: a haudful of keys, sil¬ ver and coppers to do it with.
" Eight bottles of thai old flim-flam-di-rip- rop," pronouncing one of those fancy gamboge tiiles, found upon an Astor House catalogue. *' ninety six dollars    "
'* What!" gUdped the counlry chap, gather¬ ing up his small change, thai ho had began to son out on the table.
" And two bottles of 'Schrider,' and cigars- seven doUarB," coolly continued the bar clerk ; " one hundred and ihre'e dollars."
*' A hundred and three thunder attd—" "A Hu.vDr.ED A.vn lunzz dollars!" cried the country.gems. in one breath, all starting to their feet and putting on their hats
The clerk explained it, clear as mud; the trio ' spudged up" tbe amount, l„okcd very sober and walked out. *
"Come, boys," said Smith, "let theatre.'
*' Guess not," say the boys; "b'lievc we'll go home for to-night, Mr. Smith." And they made for their loggings.
If liicse country gents were asked when ihey got home, any particulars about "the elephant," they'd probably hint aomething about gett ing a glimpse of him at the Astor House.
tlseftil Information to All.
TkeatijNG the Appake.ntlv Drou'XED.— -Lose no time. Avoid rough usage. Do not hold the body up by lhe feet. Do not roll it.— Do not inject lobacco smoke into the nostrils, as somc ignorant persons have done.
Send quickly for medical assistance; but do not delay the following means :—1. Convey the body carefully, with the head and shoulders sup- poried in a raised position, to tho nearest house. 2. Strip thc body and rub it dry; then wrap it in hot blankets, and place it in a waim bed in n chamber. 3. Wipe and cleanse the mouth and nostrils. 4. In order to restore the naiural warmih ofthe body. I. Move a heated cover¬ ed warming pan oyer the back and spine. II. Fut bladders or bottles of hot water or heated br.cks, to the pit of his siomach, the arm pits, beiween ihe thighs, and to the soles oflhe feet. III. Foment the body with hoi flannels ; but if possible, IV. Immerse the body in a warm baili, as hot as the hand can bear without pain, and this is preferable to thc other means fur re¬ storing warmth. V. Rub the body briskly with ifie hand; do not, however, suspend the use of the other means at thc same ittne.
In order to resiore breathing, iniroduce the pipe of a common bellows into one nostril, care¬ fully closing the oiher ond the moulh; ot ihe eame time drawing downwards and pushing gently backwards, the upper pan ot the wind¬ pipe, to allow a more free admission of air; blow thc bellows gently, iii order to inflate the lungs, till the breast be a little raised; the mouth nnd nostrils should then sel free, and a moderate pressure made with the hand upon the chest. Repeat tliis process lill life appears.— Electricity to be employed early by n medical assistant. Inject into thc stomach, by means Or an clastic tube and syringe, half a pint oj warm brandy and water, or wine and water.— Apply sal volatile or hartshorn lo the nostrils.
If Apparently Dead from Noxious Va¬ pors, &c.^l. Remove thc body into a cool fresh air. 2. Dash cold water on the neck, face, and breast frequently. 3. If ihe hody be cold, apply warmih, as recommended for inflating the luncs a? in drowning. 5. Let electricity (par¬ ticularly in accidents from lightning,) be early employed by a medical assistant.
If Aitare.s'tly Dead from Apoplexy.—Tho patient should be placed in a cool air, and tho clothes loosened, particularly obout ihe neck and breast. Bleeding must be early employed by medical assistant; the quaniiiy regulated by the stato of the pulse. Cloths soaked in cold waier, spirits of vinegar and water, should be kept applied thc head, which should be in¬ stantly shaved. All siimulunis should bc avoid¬ ed. In cases of coup de soldi, orsirokea of the sun, the same means to be used as in apoplexy. Eruption on the Face.—Dissolve an ounce of borax in a quart of water, and apply this wiih a sponge every evening bc foregoing to bed; this will smooih the skin when thc erupiiolis do not proceed from an insect working under lho cuti¬ cle. MoLy persons' faces are disfigured by red ^'"upiions, caused by a small creature working under the skin, A very e.TEcellent remedy ia to lake the flour ol sulphur and rub it on the face dry, after washing in thc morning. Rub it well with the fingers, and then wipe off wilb a dry towcl. Tiiere are many wiio are not n liule ashamed of their faces, who can be completely cured il they jollow these direciions.
Blnfling a Pedlar.
If there is really any difficult point to be man- [ed, and acuteness is required lo effect it, com¬ mend mo 10 a woman's wit for the purpose.
Now, 'hero waa a certain tin-ware pedlar travelling the city to dispose of notions to auch as were willing to bargain. lie was a persever¬ ing irader,and never to be bluBed off with a shorl answer. Onc house, in particular, he re¬ ceived coniinued rehufis and assurances that noihing was wanted—ihey never bought any¬ thing in ihai way. Nevertheless, he made his calls steadily wiih coch regular post, and in re¬ ply tothe information that it was useless to coll, known his purpose to do so just as often as he pleased.
One bitter cold day the bell rang, and lhe good Indy hastened to get her hands from thc dough in wliich they were busy, to answer lhe' call— when she reached the door there stood the ever¬ lasting pedlar.
'Any tin-ware to day, ma'am 7'
'Have you any tin kitchens?'
'Yes, ma'am,' ond away he goes to bring the samples, chuckling at the idea that his deal was successful 01 InsL 'Thero's nothing,'muttered he,' like hanging on, any how.'
The lins were bronght, and tin-pans were next inquired for. The pans were brought, and other articles enumerated, lo seven diflerent kinds, unlil a goodly portion of the pedlar's load had been transferred to the liouse.
'Is there anything else you want, ma'am ?'
'Oh, no,—I don'i want any of theee ; I only asked you ifyou had them.'
The pedlar wns fairly 'sold,'and fora moment felt 'like getting angry,—but the idea rather tick¬ led him and he commenced roiurning iiis warca to tho cort, without uttoring a   word.    Ho  has
never called at that house stticc.
DNIVER?iITY OP MARYtiAND.
THE Forty-fifth Annual Session will begin on THURSDAY, October Uth, 1802, und end on the l.st of March, 1852
Prinriplcs and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Sur¬ gery. NaTH.^N K. SMITH, M.D.
Chemi.'^try and rharmacy, WILLIAM E. A. AIKIN. .M. D.
Principled nnd Practico of Stcdicine and Clinical Medicine. SAMUKL CHEW. .M. D.
Anatomy and PhyciologT, JOSEPH ROBY, M.D.
Okn.'lricd, JUCIIAIIU i'i. THO-VIAS. M. D.
.Materia McdieaTherapeutlcKSi Pathology,0 ORGi: W.MlLTENBERGER- M.I).
Practical Anatoiny. BERWICK B. S.MITII    -1. D.
I'oesforthe full Couri'e. f 50 ; Demonstra jr'e Fee, $10 ; Matriculation. $i> ; Oraduatlon, J20.
for purpnseii ori-linical Instruction tht-K .ultyhavo at their command the-'Iiaitimore luQrnta /,'" on tho aahiu ptreet with the University; and init. imniediatu Dcighhnrhnod. containing a hundred and Jghty beds, betoiiglnj; to the University, und managed and atten¬ ded entirely hy tho Faculty. This InstituUou ia de¬ voted to thu rt'coption and treatment of those forms of di^eaRo which furnish the most U(<eful and profitable subjects lor clinical obHervation, An addition is to bu ma-le uuring thc present summer, wliieh will materially increase it.i accommodations and advantages. It ia open to all .Matnculatuj ol the School throughout the year without fee.
Anatomical Material is ahundaat and cheap. 7,x- pons'cs of living. In B.iltimorc.us low as inany Atlantic oity. WILLI.A.M K. A. AIKIN. M. D.,Dean.
July 28  tf-35
Steam EngineB and Boilers.
THE Essex Compaay, Lawrence, .Masc, .Manufacture Steam Engines from 8 to 1000 horso   power.     Horizoutal ougincs, with  heavy  bed plates, csist in one piece; expanfiion valves; alljoiuis eteura tight, without pacKing; hroiire or Babbit metal boxes, all adjustable; all baUnco wheels wilh turned belt face: tbe whole i^tyle of work unsurpa.-i.^ied by any engine builder in the United States,    Engines from 8 to luo hor,;e pow.T con.stantly on hand, tobe dclirered immediately.   Thc foUowing are price.s of .¦¦omc aizi'S of thi-.«D machines. Saw Alill  Kngine. 7 in   cylinder, 15 in, stroke, and tubular boiler, and all iron work for a singlo  Muley saw. cfimplete.   This mill will cut OOOO feet board nieasuri! in 12 hour.i.    !^laOO. Engioe.lUin. cyUnder,2o in. stroke, with tubular boi¬ ler, 3C0 square leet of line surface, and ail nccoesary valve.s iiu'l pipes. $1523. Engine 25 horse power, and boiler and cocks and pipes,
Thc.=o boiler.'! taay bo modified to suit cireum stance.'', and prices accordingly, _April 21—ly-a2 GORDON McKAY, Agent.
l.ANCA?<TER   STEAM
SASn FACTORY & FLOOR BOARD PLAIKIXG IIIILL,
J\''orth Duke Street, abooe Chesnnt.
       - . customers, aud the public generally, to
their complete and well fjclectcd Ft.>ck.from wtilch tbey cau be aecnmmodutci] upua the most reasonable tcrmfl. with anything that may bo required Iu their lino of bui'iness
Their Stock consists in partof thc following, Cloths, Casni/aeres. Vestings and Itcady made Clothing of every description. I'lain nnd Twilled Cloths. English nnd Krench plain aud Doc Skin Cassimerep, Fancy do. Stripes nnd liars, Bhtck Satin and Fancy Silk and "Woolen Vc'tfugs
Heady Made ClothlDg
puch aff. Over Coata, Sacks. Dress and Frock Coats, Kancy nut^iness Coats, I'ants S: Yeats of the most f lah- ionahlc nnd approved styles.
A flplendicl oaMortment of Shirts. Shama. Collars, Black and I-"ancy Cravats. Stocks. Gloves. IPdkfs. Sus¬ penders. Ilcsiory, and all kiud.s of Flannel, Merino cot- tonand Knit, undor Shirts and Drawers.
They call attention to their Stock, hoping to merit nshare of public patronage, feeling assured lhat from the proiaptnesH with which they will supply the wants of their customers, the cheapoefB of their articles, the durability, and fit of their work, will render entire Batisf^ciloD to all who moy favor them with u call.
To bo convinced that the above is a fact, wo invUe the public to call and examine for themselves.
Walnut Hall, BKVAN !fc SHINDEL.
1 f Coat or Pants you want to fit,
And on your pi.-rson neat to .-iet;
Such wnntj we promise to supply,
And auit both pocket and tbe eyo
Como one. come all. come short aad tall.
We kindly ask ntteution;
ThereM everything at Walnut HaU,
In oor Hue, you mention.
Cloths. Cassimeres. and Vestinga too.
Bought low. and well selected.
Of every style and every hue,'
By fashion not rejected.
Then onco again we bid you call,
Your trouble will repay;
By Profits small at Walnut HaU,
The attraction of the day.
aug IS
B. &S tf-38
liEOlVARD H. TYSOW, Tailor,
EESPECTFULLY   informs the citizens of Lancaster city aud county, that ho h«.f removed his place of busltiefs to EJISTKXS'G STREET, next door to the Far¬ mer's Bank, where he ia now fully prepared to do
C U .S T O SI   T A 1 1. O U I N G of every description.    No pains will be spared to give entire siitisfnctiou to all who may favor him with their patronnne.
AU Jobs will be warranted to he well fitted, good,and accordiug to the latest fayhions or taate of bis custom era, ^^  nray 12—Jy-24
LANCASTKR
CLOTHING BAZAR,
IVORTU QUEEN STREET,
BKTWKKN
ORANGE ST., and THB RAILROAD, j        Aud opposite, the Frankliu House. SPLENDID
NEW   STYLES.
Important Improvements in Iiightning Rods.
The subscriber manufactures ana puts Up nn improved Lightning Rod, which is based on purely pcientific principles, and haa been tested by some of the most learned mon of the nge, and is now being adopted by tho worthy President of tho Girard College. They are cheap, durable, effect¬ ive and highly approved of by all who see them. Call tLQd examine for ynurselvos. on A. C Brown, athis Hydraulic Ram, Lift and Force, WcU, Cistern nnd Chain-Pump Establlphment. No. 300 .Market street, where each of tho above canbe seen in satisfactory operation. Uon't forget tho place. 309 Market street, 3d door above Sth, north side, Philadelphia. Aug U Im-ST
•Ttf nacljilita aatiertrscmrnts.   , jjhfiaBeiiiiifa g^jujmtsmcnts
CASH MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company of Pennsylv'a.
OFFICE—ATo.  25 JVorl/i ind   Street, HARRISBURG, I'Jl.
C.\riTAJ,—*100.00fl.   Charter Perpetual,
Ki,.ks
SHELDRAKE'S ALLEGHENY HOUSE. No. 280 M.MiKKT street, above Sth, Phil¬ adelphia. Udder tbe new arrangemcnt.tbe carswbich arrive from Pittsburg, Harrisburg, 4-c,, will run to the Ncw Depot, corner of Schuylkill Sth and Market St.— Jn order to accommodato the public we will always bare nur Coach at thw New Depot on the arrival of the an favorable terms as any other Company of   I cji™ tocarry P.asEeagera to the Allegheny House,which
AW. RUSSEL & CO., Agents • for Lancaster City and County, will take Fire
good estahli.shcd reputation.
No QotcH a,sk«(i oa  which to make as-^cssments In cose of loss, but simply the ca?h payment in advance A.W  RUS5KL& CO., Agents, North Queon aireet, opposite the Nationttl House,
OFFICEUS. Hon. A. O. Heister, Prest.   Thoa. H. Wilson. Sec'y. Chas. E. IIei«ter, V. P.         David Flemming, Atty. April U 8m-*J0
EquitableMutualLife Instirance, Annui^
ty and Trust Company.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
orrtcv. 74 \\Kt.t^xjT stheet, below rouRTH. T^IlIS COMPANY offers to persona about to
^ insure their livus, the combined advantages ol tho Joint Stock and .Mutual Systems. Thc Insured be come members of the Corporation, with the right to vote atelttctionsforTrusteus—and are not liable for any losses or expenses of the Company. Jill the prnfit^— not an occasional bnnus only—are annually divided among thc member."; of the Corporation, while tho se¬ curity is afl'orded of & large capital safely invested.
RATES KOR tSS UBINCS $100 Off A HINRLK LIFK.
Age, For 1 year. For 7 years. For Life,
20 60 91 160 •
40 99 130 204
120 104 2 70
is in thc centre of thecity. Ourold friends will plcise write down, and aU who wish to patronize a House with a Good Tablo. Clean Beds, and accommodating assis¬ tants, will plco-se give us a call.
TKH.MS—ONE DOLLAR. PKR D-A.V. Philadelphia. August 18, 1852. 4m-3.'i
60 50
2 0" 397
3 94 6 03
3 48
Other ages In proportion.
Persons about to insure their lives are invited, pre- viou.sly. to compare the shove with those elsewhere of¬ fered.
Aunuitres granted—aleo benefits, endowments. &c., kc   Trusts executed on tbe most favorable terms,— Forms of application, pamphlets of explanation, and all particulars, may ho h.td at the office, TItUSTEHS.
OSCAR C. M. CAINES, respect- fuUy iuform-q the citizens of Lancaster city and county, that he is prepared to ex'^cute witli prompt¬ ness !iud di.-patch all orders in thc buUding lino, such as Door ond Window Frames, Doors. Sash, Shutters, Holiiug and Stiitionary Blinds. .Mouldings of various patterns and size.'*. Trunk and Packing boxes, fcc, fcc.
Scroll Sawing, Splitting and Wood Turning, done to order, iu a superior manner al fair prices.
Flooring and Weather Boards always on hand, or worked to order at short uotice.
1 also have thc right for Lanca-ster county for th manufacture and sale of Densmtvre's Premium Pateni. Hay, Straw an'l Stalk Cutter, asuperior article, war¬ rauted Lo give satisfaction. lUghts for any of thn ad¬ jacent couutie.-*. will bcsold onn asouabletermB. Plans elevations and specifications, drawn and estiniates giv¬ en tor public or private edifices.
Builders and othera wanting any articles in my line, will pleiisu give me a call, as I am determined to do su¬ perior work, use good materials, and charge reasona¬ ble i)rices. 0   CM   CAINKS,
July 14—IOm-83] Architect and Builder.
J.   & D.  FELLENBATJM,
MANt'K.*CTL'n>"ns0VALl, KIMI.SOK
STE:A]>X    EJVGIIVES &  BOILERS ^J.IUESJ AND JI.\N1> I.ATHES,
Mill and Press Screws of all Sizes &c., _^^ iVfSt Chesntit St., Lancaster, Pn.
T^T'E also furnish Casiings of tlie
TT best materiitls.and at the mo.it i*a.sonable prirrs. Hoving hfid tiftet-n years pnietical experience iu the manufacture of various kinds of machinery and iron work, we are able to warriint our work to give s:»tt>f;u!tioii toaJI who may favor us with thfir Pa¬ tronage, June IG—2
Klegiiot Loose and Shaped Sacks, Supvrior Dress and Frock Coats, Comfortable Hiding and Driving Coats, Coals for Business or for Pleasure. For the Wiidding or the Ball Koom, Pantaloons of every Fashionable material. Vests of every description, without number. Countles.s buudred.s upon hundn-ds of fashionable Garments.—nil fresh mude, of superior goods, "Warranted as good as can be obtained in any Cus¬ tomer, ami better thau in auy othi:r Clothing House, and at less price, in consequence of the extensive Bu.-ijne.'^s done oo the principle ot Large Sales and Smalt Profile. All Bought for Cash, Aod none made up frora Trash. At the Laucastcr Clothing Biuar.
JOS. GOll.MLKV, Proprietor. Juno 16 29
Peter Cullen, Wm. ftl. Baird, Wm. U. Alexandnr, Wm. Craig. George N. Diehl, Francis West, ,M. D., Peter llambo, George .McHenry, itichard F Loper,
Franklin A. Comly, J.B, Biddle, M. D., Wm. H. Keichline, John P. Brock. KJward Y. Faniuhar. btillwt^U S. Bishop. Abrabum S. Wolf. I. Pemherton Pleusauts.
"Window Shade Manufactory of G. 1,. MILLER & CO.,
South west corner of 2d and .Arch flt8.j'.PHii,ADELriiiA.
''PHE subscribers, having increased
i their facilities during the past season, now feel aljle to supply alt who have or may be disposed to pa¬ tronize them. Their stock comprises every variety of patternsof FLOWERS. LANDSCAPE, GOTHIC, ic, unsurpassed lu quality, and which will he sold at our usual LOW PUICeS. «
TASSELS, CORDS, BRASSES, ic, in great variety
Shnderf made to order, ot short notice, for Stores, Churches, Lodge Uooms. ijc.
Q. L. MILLER <(¦ CO.. Depot, S. W. cnrnerof Second and Archst.i., Philad'a.
August 18,1352. 3m.38
CHEAP
WWATCHES. JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE, HOLESALE  and Uetail, at „ No. 72 N. Second street, opposite the Moant
V^ooHonio. Gold Lover Watches full jow- vs. ^•™T*8K- caFcH, J23 00; Silver LoplncB, Jeweled, CtQ $12 00; fanverLcplno(ije»o]ed;$9 00;—allwar- cSiffi ranted tokeep good time. Gold Pens and Silver Case?, JI 00, Gold Peoclla, $1 00; Gold Pencil and Pen CaseB with good Gold I'ens as low as 43 25, &b.
Also, slways on hand n good R.-tsortment of fina Gold Jewelry, Gold Curb, Guard and Fob Chains; Gold Vest Chains, Ladies' Gold Foh chains and 33elt Pifis
Silver Table Spoons, from $14 to <,18. DoHert «9 to fill, and Tea. *4 72to SQ50 per H«t. warrantede-jaalto coin. All goods warranted to be what tbey are sold for. M. AVISE. Agent.
No. 73 N. 2'1 St., opposite theMount Vernon House.
N. B.^Watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted.
as- AU orders sent by mail or otherwise, 11111 ho punctuaUy attended to. [March 3—ly-ij
Eyeing ESTABiiisiiMEiST.
MRS. E. W.   SMITH,
(WIDOW OF WALTER SMITH.)
23 North Fifth,  between MarJcet  attd  Arch,
Philadelphia,
Merino, De Laine, Alpaca, and Silk Dresscn and Shawlftdycd all colors, .ind in superior style, Craipoand Merino Shawls dyed Scar¬ let. Silk Dre.ftses watered in tho best manner. La¬ dies' Crapo and Merino Shawla, and Table Covent cleaned and pressed without fading the colors. Coats, I'ants and Vests cleaned or dyed, and warranted not to rub off. Moreea, Damaak add silk curtains dyed or cleaned. July 14—Om-33
WM. F. POTTS,
IMPORTER AND DEALER XIX
IE ON AND STEEL,
401 MARKET STREET, BELOW ISth,
NORTH  BIDB, Bept 24—ly-431       PHILADELPHIA."
iiEATHER! 1.BATHER! FBITZ, WIXZ.IAMS & HBNDRY,
Storo No. 29 Uorth Third street, Phila Morocco MaTiafactorers. Carriers, Im¬ porters, Commisaiou and General I,eather Business,
"VVholesalo and Retail.   MoDOlactory 15 MAUGA- RKTTA STREI-LT,  [Jgly 7—ly-32
<^>. UMBRELLAS and PARA-
"^Ci^SOLS—Whole.-*ftI« and Itetnil, at the old OB- -'^'^h. tablished stand. No, 2, NORTH FOURTH STREET. PHILADKLPHIA. a large and general a.t- sortmentof Umbrclasand PanisoU at as low rates as af any other efitabli-ihrnciit iu the City. .Manufactti- tured expressly fot the fall trade, of tho best materials, and hy the best and most careful workmen.
.eS^Country .\lerchants and others will find it their advantage to call upon the subscriber for their supply LUC.\S GILLINGHAM. At tbe old stand, >'o. 2. North Fourth St., Philad'a. Augu.it IS. ISo2. 3m-33
£. S. JOiV£S &. CO.,
Corner of Fourth and Race Streets, Phlla.
PUBLISHERS of the Modbi^ ARCHITECT, by SAMUEL "SLOAM, Architect, to he completed in 2-1 monthly ports.
The abovo work is designed to meet tho wishes not only of those directly iaterested in buildings, bat of ail wbo desire tbo advancement of thla noblo art in our country, aod wish to cultivate their toittos and acqoain- tanco with architecture. Tbe ham'some manner in wbicli St is prepared and emhellished, renders it a timte- ful ornament for tbe drawing-room, while Ua accurate delineationR givu it the highejit practical value.
Nos. 1,2 and 3 now ready for delivery.
Price—50 cents per numher Addresa as above, post paid.  Dec 17—3
CARbTON B. MOOBE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Altn DEALER 117
COTTOIV .TCARN, Carpet Cbaln, E,aps, 'WJcb, &c..
No. 110 Nortii Third Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Jag 21 ly.8
EDWARD DUFFY & SON,
Soap and Candle Mannfactnrers
No. 44 Filbert stieet, alxive Nintli, PHILADELPHIA.
aept 3  ly-40
s Co to the
ToMATT KETCiinr.—Tho following, from long experience, wo Itnow to be the beal receipt extant for making tomato ketchup.
Take one bushel of tomatoes, and boil them until they are eoft. Squeeze them through a fine wire sieve, and add—
Half a gallon of vinegar ;
One pint and a half of salt;
Two ounces of cloves ;
Quarter ol a pound of allspice ;
Thr-c ounces ol cayenne pepper ;
Three toblcspoonfulla of biack pepper ; I
Five heads of garlic, skinned and separated.
Mix together nnd boil adout three-hours, o, until reduced to about „„e-half. Then bottler wilhout straining.
FBUXT.-Farmers. ^X^^^^^;^^;^^ y„„ f^^t of all kinds. There laagreatlosg to the pur- chaaers when fruit ia shook from tho tree and bruiaed. It wiU neither keep well, nor cook well; and it ia quite unfit for the table. When we go lo market we always avoid bruised fruit if such aa ia sound and perfect can be had.
&3-CharIey Grabb took a field to plant at halves. At harvest-time lhe owner came forhis share of the produce; hut the wicked wag tp!d him very coolly ihai ho was sorry: ther© was noihnig for him, aa the land did not yield but half a crop, which ho h^ takon for. Am fail/.
Developme.vt of Insect Life.—The National Intelligencer oi yesterday contains a le^tter from F. B. Ofiden, Esq., American consul at Liver¬ pool, to a friend in Washingion, in which he gives lhe result of some galvanic experimentB, made by Mr, Andrew Crosse, ofSomersetsliire, by which insect life was'developed by the solu¬ tion of black flints and catstic soda. The letter contains a diagram of tlieapparaius used, and of the insecls produced—but we must conteni our¬ selves with a detail oi the process, which is aa follows:
" A tabulated retort, with its long end plunged in a glass dish of mercury, has a plaiina wire passing ihrough it, connecied with a negative poleol a weak galvanic battery. Through a neck in lhe retort hermetically sealed, another platjna wire, immersed in tbe caustic solution, comraunicatea with the positive pole. The bulb of I he retort is two-thirds filled with a most care¬ fully prepared caustic aolution ol silcT and pot¬ ash. Pure black flints and eausiic eoda, aficr being subjecied to a white heat, are pulverized and molted inlo a glass, which is soluble m dis¬ tilled water. In this solution no animal life can possibly exist, nor can there in the inert ury.— Tho whole waa then placed upon a shell (or Lonsiant inspeciion. A gelatinous substance was first observed to have formed aruund tlie bouom of the positive wire. Then No. 1 made lis appearance, gradually expanding inlo Nos. 2 t? A y'^^^ flexible filamenia were observed. L . ''J^gan lo show animal life, and. afier one nundred and forly days* watching through all ;j/''?"ecB,(Acpcr/-ccf living insect crawled up to dS'JiiT 'J^S^y* b"'»" sufficient numbers l?,^^l'Pl^''J.L'^.^'^^t.if any could have esiated,
Benefit of Railways to Farmers.
The New York and Erie Railway brought down in ono day not long since, ISO.OOO lbs. of bntter. Tho amount of produce bi-oughi to tide waler by this road, is almost incredible, and would be still larger if thc capacity of the road was greater. 'A Broome county fa-mcr told us in December that he had been more than two weeks trying 10 send forward some produce which he was unable to do, because the cars were so full before ihey reached Binghamton, there was no room for anymore. Since the opening oflhe road, the consumer? of farm produce in all the villages, arc grumbling at high prices. What is tiieir loss is the farmer's gain. Every farmer along a Une of railway ought to be a stockhold¬ er. They would then look upon it as our road, and try to promote iis inieresia, and thereby their own.
It issupposed tbat the quantity of milk now consumed in Eosion ia more than five timea aa great as it was before the various railways were opened, and the price from one to three cents less per quart. On the Fitchburg railway alone, about two ihousand gallons are brought in aod distributed daily. The milkirain from Wesibo- rough was detained by accident a few mornings smce, and some 20,000 persona, in consequence, saya tho Traveller, had to go without cream or milk for breakfast.
Chickens are now sent from Northern Ohio alive, to the New York market, where they sell from Ihirty to fifty cents a piece. We have known them a drujj in the Ohio market at fifty cents per dozen. This is only the beginning of lhe advantages to the country, growing out of lhe Erie Railway.—iVow.
LiDERiA.—The interest which haa of late been awakrned among the free colored population of thc coumry, respecting the young and prosper¬ ous republic whieh llieir emigrant kindred bave founded in Africa, cannot bat bo gratifying to those who have watched tho long and arduous struggles ot the colonization cause. In former years ihcre seemed to be an apathy on the sub¬ ject pervading the Siatea, and noiwithalanding lho meal aircnuous enbrts of the Colonization Society, very hltle progress was made; butthe events oi a few yeara past have tended to kindle an inlerest which has become diffused through all parta of the country. A number of Scato goveroments have made appropriations bf money Io aid tho emigration, individual coniributjona have increased, and the free colored people them¬ selves have held numeroua meetings to procure information respecting the new repub He, and deliberate whether they had not better make preparations for immediate emigration thither.— AU lhe accounts wc receive (rom Liberia, agree in representing its career as one ot uninterrupt¬ ed prosperity. AI! ilic letters written by emi¬ grants who have had time to experience the ben¬ efits of the country, c.tpress full aatisfaction with the prospect betore them. The goyernment is conducted with prudence, economy, and sagaci¬ ty; agriculture is thriving wonderfully, and oth¬ er indusirial pursuits are gradually receiving more and more attemion. Native iribea are glad to seek the protection oi the republic ; and thus civilization and Christianity are finding their way among the rude savages. Theae are achieve¬ ments of no common order.—PAi7. Norlh Amcr.
CHESNUT STREET
fD^twut-n North tiu«cn and rriucti.strcots.)
Iron ATouiidry & Macliine Shop,
LANCA.STER  CITY, PA,
THE subscriber announces to the {lulilic th:it Iiu baP l.'ttcjy ptirchaBt-d tliciibfirt! i-.t- tcnsive o.st»bliGbiitent wbt-t*; bu Ls now jinjiiwed to do work of (-vury ditFcriptitin in hia linu. .-iURli n.*
Steam Bnginea and Boilera,
Sh.ifti.vg, tiEAiiiMd, Mili. Mia Saw .Miu, tVoiiK, Si.iav.s, IIaxj.'Lathes, Car  WnKKLS  and   Axi.r.i, and
Ca91I-V<;3 I,F At.l. DKScntPTIO.'ffl, DorSK AT
THK   KOUM'RV    AT  THB  SilQIlT-
KBT .NOTICK,
Hifl Aj4|iorttncnt of riitUTn8 art- aot furpnit.'it.'d I>y nny othLT cstabli^hmont in th« Slate ht; Is tli«rcfort> uiui- ulcil to do worlc ut tbe nbortest uotice aud at reduced pdcv'S.
STOYES
of every description manufactured and for sale, whole- e:i]i.- and retuil.
IRON RAILING
for Yard.s. Cemeterie.i, *cc.. eH.«t or wrnngbt Iron, made nnil put up irith ne.-tincys and dispatch.
jffB"All wrlc wurmutcd."S;i>
The .Miicbinc SIiop will be under the control and munafc'i.'went uf J. k V. Fkllcxhai-m. experloni ed .Ma- U. KItFKliR, I'roprietor.
Ill tiinu ot Peace prepare tbr IVar
IVTEVER leave things till the last
_L^ moment, afl a careleps neglect always coBtRFome- thing, and o." pleasant weather is now arriving, pre- pur« tor tbe reverse. Every d.iy hu-sitii cbitnges. and he i.s wise wlio prepares for the future. Every one re¬ quires comfortablo clolhin^:. and next !n order i.s to purchn.=e cheaply. Wa advise all those who are iu want of clotliiuj; to eall at the
Lancaster Hall of Faaluon,
C-i^n of thu Ited Coat.) il they wish good und cheajr Roods. US thi'y Bell much lower than anyother Cloihing hou.<:e ill liaucfuiccr. andkeep a large o.-^sortment.
.Mepsrp. it.-VTHION k tit'.SSLF.li haveju.-^t returned from rhiladclphia with a pplendid assortment o) spriuK and summer good.i. and are now prepar¬ ed tu l'urni.-<h spring aud summer coats from :^-i UU to f'OllO. black and fancy colored cloth Iroek aud dre-^a cnat.s from $6 to ^l{) ¦ hlack fancy Freneh. English and American Cassimere and Doeskin I'antii from $'d to f 5; Mnclt and funcy ,iilk and natiu vest-i from 'fl! to i-'.i 50; summer clothiug iu end- le>:( vnriety, iind at curresponding low price.s. Vi.-it extensive e.stablishment of Uathfunii Hensler, and Fecnre u Having of yS per cent on your purchase. Our aim is to plea.-^e nnd aecommnditte .^11. und in order to do tbis. we uiuunfactnreclothing at almostevery price, SeUing fi'r Cash enables u-s to offer clothing at a very trilling advance. Uur motto is "Small Vcollta and tiuick Sales."
Particular attention paid to customer work. A great !trii;ty of Clntho, Cas.-iineres and Vestiugsalwsy.i on hand lo select from, for those who prefer having Lheil clotliing madt! to urder.
.\ larj-e nnd varied n-^Mortmsot of BOYS' CLOTH- INc; always on hand acd will he Bold very lew.
Hathfon k IIknsi.eu iiyaii thtUUBelve.f of thi.s occa.'<- ciun to return their sincere tfcVnk.s tn their friends fnr lhe Very liberal putrouagc heretofore reeeived, and hope to merit a continuance of their favors.
^TS* Uon'l forget the placi'—the Laneaster Ilnll ^ Fashion. North Uueert ft,, next door to the Nationa linuse, and Ud door south of Orange st. TherCs the plaee, [gentlemen to gi't your money back, rnll anl ee. apri 21-tf--il
PETKR CULLEN*. President, Wm. M. IJAtnn. Vice I'rcHident.
KMLKX KKANKLIN. Kft.'it King Street.
-Agent for Lancaster t'ity and Couniy.
F. W, Kawlk, Secretary. [June IU       tf-29
Life InsTirance.
The Girard Life Itisttraitce Aitmiity attd Trus Company of Philndelpltia. CAPITAL ?,y00.000-onARTER I'ERPETDAL. QFFICB No., 132 Chesnut Street, (the  first ^-' doorea.ttt of the Custom House.)  continue tomake insurances on lives on the most favorable terms.
Thc capital being paid up and invested, together with ft large and conslanily increasing reserved fund, offers a ptrfrct security to the insured.
Tbe premiums may be paid yearly, half yearly quarterly.
The company add a BOXUS periodically to the luBur- ances f{>r life. Tbe first honus .Tppropriuted in Decem¬ ber. 1K41J, and the second bonu-S in December, 184U, amount to an addition of !f.2f)2.00 to every ^IQQO insured under Hie oldrslpoliries.niakiiiji f.l2C2.')0 wliieh will he paid when H shall heeome a claini, instead of ^.1000 orig- nally insured; the next oldest amount to <;12;J7,.'iO; the next in age: to ^1212.50 for every-^luuO; the otbers in the same proportion according to the amount and time nf fltandinp; which addition make an average of more than f.0 per cent, upon the premimns paid without in crea.siiig tlie annual pri-mium,
Tliefrtllowingareuf»;w examples from the Regi.iter :
I   To Country .Storeheepers and *Veavers.
/THE subscriber respectfully calls
1. the ntteittion of .Storekeepers and Wtuvers In hifl tim-jip.sortmentot Cotton and Linen C.\RPKTCII.\lN, COTTON YARN. TIK YARN. CHUdle-Wlck. Indigo. ; BlUR Yarn, Coverlit Yarn, Cotton Tidy and Stocking . Varn,
COTTON   L\PS \ of all pij-.es and (jualitic*. Woolen Slocking Yarn, Car- i pet Filling. &c.. ull of which I will aell as low as uny '. olber Btore in tin- city. R. T, WHITE,
! No. IJS North Third street,' Pbiladelphia,
j    August 4 2m-;iO
SirPERlOR  WATCUES,
RICH JEWELRY,
Sllv'er Ware and Plated (foods,
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
140 Chesntit Sireet, ielota Fiflh Street,
HAVE recently received addi¬ tion.'* to their stock inall the diffKreot depart¬ mental, especially In FINE ENGLISH WATCHES, 9^ made expressly for our sales. Also, geuuine ^5Q Genera VUSk
CHIlONO.METEIl. AND LEVER TIME KEEPERS.
Always on hand, alarge assortmentof WATCHKS for Ladies. DIAMOND and SOLID GOLD and ENAM- ELLKD SETTS: BROOCHES, FINGER and EAR RINGS.
SILVER AND TEA SETTS,
and all other articles made of Silver, required for Ta¬ ble Service, complete; of thc beat workmanship, mnde H.«pi'ei;tlly for our retail salea,
.March 3 14
GUANO!  GUAJVO!!
I HAVE now in store and for sale lit tow prices. 2U0Tons(ioverment Peruvian Guano. HIO Tons Dry l'al:ig>>iiia. whieh 1 fully ref.ommeml to be ol thl' first (luality and strength. To those who fa¬ vor me wilh a e:ill every a.ssistunce will bo given in leading and satisfaction guarantied
JOHN W. HKltKS, (Grocer) S. W. Corner of 2od und Callowhill stre.-ls. 2 dnor.s
above Berger's Blaek Hurtle Tavern. I'hila Au;rusl 4 ¦din-'dO
ADAM  W3M. RAPP'S
PATENTED SCIENTIFIC
HSJCIELB   GOI-O   PE]V8,
Emhraeing all the properties contained in ths
fittest qnill pen, in addition to tohieh,th6
dtirab'dity of the Metals is combined
and fully associated and
developed,
1862.
npHE following highly respectable
I TestimonialsandRecommendatlonflareBUbmitted toibe Public :—
Haring tried ADAM Wil- RAPP'S PATENT SCI¬ ENTIFIC NICHE GOLD PEN. the nndersigned Uke great pleanure in recommending it to the Publie aathe grente^it improvement in Metallic Pena thet has met our attention.
His Excellency, William Bigler, Gov. Statn of Penna. Hts Excellency, E- Louis Lowe       do        Maryland Prof. J S Hart. Principal of Central High Sohool, Phila, Right Rov Bishop A Potter, Philadelphia, Rev Charle-'* Wadswortb do
Rev W B Edward.^, WtMhington City, Rev C K Nelaon, Annapolifl, Md,
Rev Jobn Street, Pblla, Hev D W Bartlne, Pbila
RevDeWltt,lIarri£burg.       Rev O H Colt.Harrisburg,
Rov John F Menick,   do
Judge Booth, Delaware,
Richard Vaux F.eq,, do
Wm Neal, do
Geo W Wallostoo,  do
Wm S Price, do
«5- AT THE OLD STAND. tLa
chinists. _ ^
Laneaster. May 7 tf-23
Spring and Summer  Arrangement r O II   18 5 2.
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS
.iTx.aronow running their own Oars.accompanied by SPECIAL iiF.Kr.yr.F.R:,. uOd Iron A'afe.i are prepared to for¬ ward dally (.Sunday excepted) with the fast mail trains. Boxes. Bundles Parcels. Specie, .^-c, tc, to all the points on tbe Central Rail Road, via hAncaster. Co¬ lumbia. York. Mt. Joy, Middletown, Harrisburg, New¬ port. Mililtn. Lewi.stown. Huntingdon. Spruce Creek, Tyrone. Hollidaysburg.Summit.John.'^tOB-n, Blair-ville, (ireen-iiurg and Pittshurg; via Cumberland Vallej Hail Koad. Carlisle. Shippensburg  and  ChambiTshurg,
At ml of tbe above nun)ed pluccsare regular .Agentfl. who will atlend pnmptly to the collection of Notesi Drafts. Billa. ft:c.. kc.
Also, funvnrd Goud^ to mo.'t of the pnint."! on tbe West hranch of the Susiguehanna,
t'er-^ons residing in the iuterior towns of llie Main Route ean have Pncknge.-* forwarded from I'liiludi-lphia and otluT points hy^having them directed touny of the above named places, with despatch.
(.ionds de.<:tined for any of the nbove places are for¬ warded daily by the 11 o'clock train.
Goods for Pittsburg. Cincinnati,'LaalsrUlet Frank" ford nnd Lexington, liy-. ladianftpo]is,Iiid<JSt.'3Jt)aia, -Mo,., hy the night train. - :.    •'   ¦.">:'¦¦¦ •¦.^¦,:
Good.sforthe Eafitern and Southern'Citiesfonrardfld. daily l>y botb morning and oveDing tfainB.'",\^V;,*"'I'!':'-''
The undersigned will give porticaloT: attpiitlon.tO'
filling order.s forwarded   to them by mail,! (pi)Sta^V
paid) wlit-n thry are Ior gooda to be seat by SzpreBs no
eommi.s,sion will be charged. ¦ .<   V. .-^ ;
OFFICES, ¦¦'-¦;{,"¦¦¦•  ¦¦'
PiiiLADELriii*—110 Chesnut street. -':¦¦     *•'
Lanc-asteu—Nortli (luccn street. 3 doors below'thia Rail Road.                      J. G. TIIACKAllA, Agont. _n.mr24        tf-n
Policy.
No. hh 27r.
Sum   |ll(jnusorjAmoum of policy uud boniw Insured.addition.'to be iucre.-L«ed by future ad-
 1 ^_^_^^ I ditiou.s.
Jimw     *2<12.50 ^I2(i2^ '
2.'>00       ti.^iti 25 3l;-,0 ',15
20UO 1    476 00 2475 00
5000     llSrSO 1 QXSl hO
a:
X.\te in tlic Soutli ! COMPANION lo Uncle Tom'a
jahln. Price 50 cenls. uirray & Stoek have ju.-t received at Uieir Cheap Book Store, in Norlh Q,Ueeu St., in the cityof Lancas- ter. a book of SOUTHERN LIFE, with the abovo title and inugnificenlly illu-lraled with fourleen large en- gravinga, " The publi-;ber recommenes tbia book to the-Vmeriran people in the jYrii-(/i and the Suiilh and perfect confidence tbat notliing he ha,s ever heretoforo published, i.s to worthy of their immediate attention."
A Book on Money Making.
Frecdley's Praclical Treatise on Bii.tines.— We have
just received a fre.sh supply of tbis  new and useful
Book, to which we respectfully invite the early atten'
tion of the pubUc.
'Senator Evans aayfl it is a bookof more  than ordi-
lary value-"—" Ii hnn much of the prnctical good
ense of Franklin'a works. The Book. bhouVd bc iu every family."
Tbe Commercial Tteglster says.—"We can honeally recommend this liook to all classes ol men It con- 'uina a vast amount of information, and ia wriiten in an ii:isy and familiar stylo, highly attractive. Tliero is uinch in thl! book of decided advantag<;fi to OLD men of busine.s.s.aud a yudl deal invaluable to the young."
¦Artie Journal; or eighteen nionths in the Polar Ee- gions. by Lieut. S, Osborn—being No. 14, of i'utman's
'i;nii-uionllily Library.
These togelher wilh nn lUmo.ot cndle.is variety of Booka of nil kinds to nuit the times, and supply the ¦wanat of a litor.iry and enlightened public; constantly rebfliTingand for Falo at the old staud, * ;,rAlao a'_general assortment of Staple and Fancy Sta- atnutfy. .'?.¦; MURR.\Y k STOEK "^aQBtl'-:'::':^..          3r-:i7
OR. S. TVEILCHAIVS,
.^(yi(^©g®[f^ [B)[|[MTfl®T,
OFFICE—In KrampH's Building,
NORTHEAST  CORNIER OF
Orange and IVorth Queen Sts.,
LANCASTER, PA. July 30 ly-36
TWO LARGE  MARBLE LIONS,
IN FRONT OF HOWELL'S NEW MABBLE WORKS,
North. Queen Street, BETWEEN ORANGE AND  CHESNUT.
Jan 7 tf.fi
Pamphlets eontaining table of rates and explanntinn?. fctrm.i ol .ipplieation and fjirtber information can he hud at the offie-- TIIOS. RIDGWAY  President.
Application may also bt- made to
uuDabJ'iJ F, nAOcrr.
orSPANtii.ERfc DRO,. Agents for said Comp'y. residing in Lancasler. JoM> F, JA.MK.f, Aetuury. ^     [Oct 23—ly 47
" JLIF£  ISSITRAIVCE.
The Xfttited States Life Iitstiratice Antiuity and
Trti.it Covipavy, of Philadelphia.
Capital $250,000—Charter Perpetual.
Offlce N0.2S .MERCHANTS' EXCJIANGE. [CASH SVSTE.M.J
"IMIE constimt, imsolicUed applications for
-*¦ Life fnsurnnce. furnish the most abundant aud gratitying proof, that the public mind i.i deeply im¬ pressed with the vast importunceof this subject. Tha great object Iiowever of I nsurance nbould be SAFETY, otherwise the whole motive of luBurancc maybe disap¬ pointed. Too much care cannot be pranticed in the Helectlon of an Cflice, witll whieh to effect the contract. The choice should he regulated, not by present and constant large inducements, ns tliis is certainly incom¬ patible wilh KUTVRK hkm;kit-i. The premiuma on life are calculated lor the ttrTL-iu:; if pre^-entand perspec¬ tive henelitp, therefore, are given, tiie result ultimate¬ ly mubt terminate in titigaliuu. disappointment und ruin. Tbe objeet.s aimed at by tliis company are sta¬ bility and perpetuity. The rates ot premium havo been can-fulty prepured wilh referuure to tluctuation.-i. Th oCash System of payments ha.s also been adopted— unpaid premium notes constitute no part of the iLSsets of thi.s com puny—and every conti ngency Iieing torlilled with an ample capital. SECURITV stamps the whole system; tliis feature, paramount to all other considera¬ tions, commends this company to public favor
OFFICERS,—Directors: Stephen It, Crawford, -Am¬ brose W. Tbomp.son. Benjamin W. Tingley. Jacob L. Fiorence- IVilliam ,\1. Goodwin. Paul B, Goddard. Law¬ rence J ohnBon. George .M'Henry. James Devereux, John L. Linton. President—Stephen It. Crawford. 'Vice- Prest—Ambrose W, Thompson, Sec'ry and Treos'r^— CbarieB G. Imlay. Actuary—.Manuel Eyre. Counsel and Attorney—Thomas Balch. Medical Examiners— Paul B. Goddard, yi. li., William I'epper. M, D.
Explanatory pamphlets, blanks, application papers, and every information aud facility will cheerfully be furni.shed by the uoderrjigned. who has beeu duly ap¬ poiuted an Agent of this Company.
HlRAM B, SIVARR.
Ang 7 1y-3QJ .Market S.juare. Lanc ister.
Liberty Stove "Wrorka
SaOI.1.0WARE   FOir.\ORY,
i'IULADELP!II.-\.
WE invite the attenlion of Stove U^uli-r.-* to onr splendi.l a^,sorlin<'nt of NEW P.VrrEitNS nf ( OOK stoves. AIR-TIGHT par¬ lour stoves. .Jc. consisting or Lmikrtv AiK-Ti<;uT Cook, lire sizes for wood or coal, Co.Mn.KTK. Cook. Stah Aia-Tit:HT Pauloih, Stau Fk.\nki,i>\ Can-no:<s — >:.•*. liAnv. Cvi.iMJUHs. Bak Kodmh. Poutaiilk Ranohs.
KkV ST-'>/.fl.T»lA   KKTTLKa, llOLLOWARK, iiC-iSiC.
'omprising a complete and virir-d assortraent of Stores to unit every section of the country, all ol which are entirely nt-w, and got up nl great expense, combining beauty of design, with durabilityand econ¬ omy
Persons wishing to order by letter, can have a list ot prices f;enl to thi-m. embracing Hie drawings and a full description of each Stove..
AU articles purciiased from us, will be delivered at thc Tran.-iportatiun olhees fr-e of charge.
AUDOT k LAWHENCE. Brown »t , afiove 4th, I'hila aug 4 3mod-uC
wnoLtSALi: AVD hrtaii.
Clock, Time-Piece, Watch and Jewelry
ESTAB LISHMENT,
Jll hi.s  ** Old Stand," jYo. 238 .Market   St,
(between 1th antl Sth, smith side,
PHILAD IZLr HUL
My friends, old customers, and the public must know that I am at ull times pre¬ pared to furnish W\Tt;Hr.a, J»:wKLiiv.FANey AKTicLr.a, ^Li-r.uioR GoLo pKNa of all kinds, with Gold and SiWer IJoldjr.s. in variety. 6tc., nt the very loweRt Cash Prices, logetber with Hie hest supply of superior
CLOCKS AND riME-PlECES,
eriToffen-d at lbj» ".itabli.ohajeDt,
v.. H. being a practical Time-Pieco and Watch Ma ker. with un experience of nearly 20 years—10 yeart at his pre.sent loeuHoo—Is at nil times prepared to fur- lish. by WHOLESALE ic RETAIL, warninted "Tlmk ¦vi:i;i-KK3 " of thc very best ijualitr. comprising Eight- Day und Tbirty-Honr Clock-s and Tjme-1'iecefl. of plain and Iiighly ornamental designs, of all styles, and adapt¬ ed for Counrirg Houses, Parlors, Halls, Churchea. Fac¬ tories, Steumbonli», Kail Cars. £;c. Also Alarm Clocks, a most dfsirable acHclir for •¦ Sound Sleepers." and for all who^^e bu.iiness rerjuires them to be "up in tba mumicg early."
Clocks, Time-Plcce.o.'Watches and Jewelry of every de.=cription Itepnired with great care and warranted.— Dealer.-* supplied with Clocks and Clock Trimmiugs.
ilaruum's molto is mymolto,*"We Study to Please,"
April 21 ly2-2
Rev Chariea A Hay,   do
W Rawle. Ksq. Phila,
Hon Jos R Chandler,   do
Clark Hare. B3<i, do
fsaiab Hacker- do
Alderman Georgo Ash, do
Jumes .M CoBsiday Es^, Camden, N Jersey,
Thoa W Mulford,   do do do
A Browning, do do do
WN Jeffries, do do do
Duff Green. Efij, Waabingtoo, M H MUler, "Wasbingtn"
F Howard. M D, d.a J Radcllff, do
Richard Smith. Epq,   do    Wm P Elliot, do        do
Editors National Intelligencer, WMhlngton City,
Kditors Maryland State Capitol Gajette,
Editors Waahington Republic,
Editors Philadelphia Pnblio Ledger.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Tbo flUbMribera baring purchased tbe Property known Ofl tho Moyameniipg Danking House, South East corner of 2nd and Chcsnot Btrects, for bia future EKtabli-Hbment. intendji keeping a largo and complete assortment of every variety of texturo and size of Adam Wm. Rafp's lately pATr.riTcn scjej^tific N:CHe Gold Pk.-o, Gold and Silvur PencUa and Pen Holders, of every variety, Wholesale and RctaU. In addition there¬ to. I have on band Rapp's last addition of Scientific Penmauahip and Penmaking. in varions bindings,
J.\MES B.\REER, General Sale Agent for Adam Wm. Bapp'a Patented Scientiflc Niche Cold Pens. South-Eart corner Second find Cheanut Streets. Philadelphia,       May_&—ly-2a
SULLENDER  &   PASCAI*, UATTfiBS,
No. 6 South Sixth street, between Mariet atid Chestnut streets, Philadelphia,
HAVE constantly on hand, a full
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
First   Class  Hotil,—Tetms   .'i-1,50   jier day-
THE subscriber, having lately be¬ come ])roprielor ofthe KK.-VNKI.IN HOISB. Ches- nnt Street, between 3d and 4lh. PIHLADKLPniA. and having RKiiiHt-:ti THE pnicK OJ- liOAiir to ¦pL.'iO pi-r day, gives nolire that. nutwithstJinuI^g tliis reduction, be will .etill eontinue to keep n
FIRSTCLASS HOUSE.
The Franklin Iiouse bas ju«t undergone extended altoralion.--, and i.t non-htted up and refurnished in superior style, for thereception of visitors The Low¬ er Moor, formerly occupied by stores, is now included in the Hotel, forming a. spuctou^ Reception Roum. Gentlemi-u-s Parlor, and Dining Room, thereby allow¬ ing an addition of thirty chamberH and several heauti¬ ful parlor:?, fronting on Cheanut st. The R»om.i of thie Hotel are supi-rior to most others, being conptructed with alcoves, forming parlor and bed-cliamber attached. WL-11-lighli'd and ventilated. The location' la unsur¬ passed, either for business or pleason?,
BEN. H. WOOL.MAN. Prop'r.
3m-2S-3j>. rbiladelpbia.
PARTNER >rAIVTED. ''pHE Advertiser occupying one ot
JL tbo best and oldest ^Vholesall¦ and lietaii Gro Cfiy Stundc in thc Nortliern Liherties, Philadelphia, is di-sirous of enlarging his business, nod would tuke a partner wilfi about ¦j.{».t3iiO capital A knowl¬ edge of bu-sines,'* and the Cerman languuge required. Ample security for.the investment" and full salisfac- :iou will be given, Addreas " Grocer,*' OS South 4th street. Philadelphia. June C-Sm-ZT
anti preparcti for
another Biago ol life.   Like our
' emtiryo  from the  elemer^t-in
mosquitoes,   tbat ^.,.^,
ifS'!•««? r'""'"''' ""0 "' drowned in it miBsecl hi! hold iramejiaiclv neri^hpd Tho ^rarus Crojsei is now known,.. J- ¦ . ¦ cies." "^"^wn ag a distinct fipe-
FrEHCK    C0RL-     FOH     HyDRO..„0B,A-Tho
Paria Board of Healtb, in view or tho proval cnco of Ljdrophqbia among the doga oE. tliat oity, has publishod the following notico;
1. Every peraon bit by an animal wlio' 13 mod, or anspected of being mad, should imme¬ diately press the wonnd on all sides, to forco out the blood and the virus.
2. irio TTOund should then he immediately washed with- volatile alkalt, with soop suds, with lime water, with salt water, or pure wa¬ ter, or if Done of these.are at hand, with urine.
8. An iron, at white heat, should neit be pressed deeply into the wound.
These directions, if rigidly followed, will be found sulEcieat to enaurs against the possibili¬ ty of the appearance of thia frightful contagious disease.
S3" When we do wrong,' being convinced of * >? I^e firatBlep t^wmda amenBmem.
Krih. Meriwether—the Senator for a monlh from Keniucky—hiB called for the amounts ol money respectively received by Gen'l Scoti nnd Gen'l Pierce. Why did ho'not also aak for lhe amount of public aetvice rendered by each f
Retort.—A ceiebraled barrister one day ex amining a wlmess, who faiiad all his ntiempts at ridicule by her alirewd answers at hat exclaim- pd. "riiere's braes enough in your head, mad ame, to mako a fivo palo kettlo.' "And eap enough in t/ours sir, 10 fill ii, quickly retorted the witness,
A printer out West, whose office is half a mile frqm any other building, and who hangs his sign on the limb ofa tree, advertises for an apprentice. He saya. " A hoy from llie coun- try would be preferred."
A New Cai,i.ing.—A gentleman in New 1 ork offers to name children for a small re- nwnoration. He ia, ho saya, well acquainted -with the olussios, has a thorough appreciation of poetry and music, and hence will guarantee to give none other than smooth and harmonious appelUtionsto the ahildren of parents who may favor him wuh their patronage.
fSB- " Cudjoe how did you dare to didn't be at home when I cum to saw you ?"
"Causo. I didn't waa there, ond when I jreed you, wentj I tried for !to go.bnt Iconldn't oum."
"Very woll, den, cum here tilll fejcfi yoa dis Istler by the mail.".
W. P. S TEES E, ATTOBNEI AT LAW, SDRVEYOE ^ CONVEYANCEB
LANCASTER, PA.
ALL kinds of Serivening, Deeds, Hortgagoa, Wills, Accountu, &c.,exbcuted wilh accurpcranj Uespntch. Will also give ppi'cial att«n- tion to the coUectioii of Pensions, and the Jirosecution of Milit.iry and other claims p.gainst tlie Oeneral and State GOFerament^.
OFficK—In N'orth Queen Street, opposite tho Na¬ tional Houae. may 2G—ly-"7
JOHN F. SHRODER Bi CO., Bankers,
NO. 6, NORTH QUEKN STREE",
WILL receive money on deposite for any longth   of time upon   the followiug teriun.
5 per cent, interest allowed on all deposites. Fifteen days notice required if the depositor wishes to with¬ draw.
No interest allowed on deposites of Fifteen days and under.
^S-DI3IES and HALF DIMES boupht at a pre¬ mium.                                   J. F. SHRODER & CO., _April 28-tf-22] Bankers^
TAU ROOFING  PAPER con- Ftantly on hand and for salo  In large  or pniall iuutitit!ea,uii thclowe:it termn, liy
JAS. T. DKIlUiriCSON k CO.. 105 Fulton street, Now York.
Locofoco Match Box Paper of
a EUpurior quality for  sale  on  tho  most rea-'ionable tiirms, by JAS, T. DKRHICKSOX & CO,.
105 Fulton Btrciit, New Vork.
. BiuB Bat Papek for wrapping
up Cotton BaiB, constantly on hand and for salu. by JAS. T. DERRICKSON & CO., 105 Fulton street. New York.
IIS^ffiipL BOOKS,
^-«?&«aB13*Sm. BOOKS '
;y%SSi!Ii^PKfliil. E R ¥.
THE i.SnJlSli^BePi^lfepectfully   in¬ formsthe puhUe'^tliait'iB^liij' cunstantly on hand a laree and veUaeleotea Btook of
SCHOOL BOOKS.BtANEBOOKS & STATIONERY.
which ho is prepared to-sell, wholeaale and  retail, at
the most reasonable rates.   Also, a flrat-rate stock of
STANDAKD
MISCGI.I'AKEOVS BOOKS.
in cvt'ry variety of binding. 1I<'wonl J particularly Invite attention to his apsort- ment of
FANCV AND STAPLE STATIO-N'ERY,
Embracing Flno Note Paper. EnvelopcB, Si-aling Wux,
Motto Wafer?, ronknives. Tocket Books,
JVn Ouit(;r.«. Hfizor Scis.sor'.
FIRST-RATE CAP AND LETTER PAPER,
ruli'd andnnrub'd. and at all prices, Thosewho may favor him with a call may rtHt attsured that hifi prict-tf will he a,s rrafonahlo aa those of [my other house in the city, while no efrort.-i to please will be spared on his part!
AlaO, a complete assortment of
CUEAP PUBLICATIONS,
Kaguzintra, Weekly Tapers, &c,, i;c,
ARTHUR MALLON, EaKt King Street, opposite John N. Lane's store, sept 10 ly-ll
REMOVAL HOUSE PAINTIJVG AND GLAZING-
''PHE subscriber  respectfully an-
J_ nouncp.s to the public and h\» frienda and custo¬ mers in general, tliat he has removed his f-hop to Weft Orange Street, a few doors we.^t of Emanuel Shoher's Hotel, oQtt iiBarJy opi»o^ile the .Moravian (.'hnrcb, wberc he irIU.:bO;pleafiGd to wiiit on his customers aa heretofore, risfwlifibllfident of giving satisfaction to all who may favor him-with tbeJr paironage in his line of bURine."!!. lie employs none but good and compe¬ tent men, and pursons entrusting work to his care can rely upon having it done in d prompt and excellent manner. HOUSE ,,VND WALL I'AlNTINtJ. Urainiug and Glazing, in all their various branches, executed in a superior ptyle. By strict attention to huyines.-*, bo hopes to merita continuance of the patronage hereto¬ lore BO liberally extended
Dont forget the place.- -West Orange Street, nearly oppoflite the Moravian Church.
mar 17 t-f SaMUELW.    T.AYLOK .
C. B ROGER'S Seed & Agricultural Warclioune,
No, 29, Mari-et Street, Philadelphia.
NB.—Mauufacturer of all tbe • most approved Apriculturallmplemcnts. ai* C.-VSTINGS made toorde* tent 10—Iv-i""
PARRISH & HOUGH,
No. 4, North 5th Street, 2 doors above Mariet
Street, Phila.
Manafnctnrers, ImporterP and Wholesalo Dealers In
Paper, School Books, Statiouery,
BONNh?r BO.VRDS. PAPER II.\N(;IM;S. WIN¬ DOW PAPERS, FIRE BOARDS. i:o,. 6c. j^F" Country .Merchants can receiye CASH FOR RAGS, or goods at Canh PriceF. tjgj^UO Tons Rag? wanted this Reason June 5  Ir-27
ERBEN & CO., CIiOTHIERS,
lUnitcd States Clothing Store, Sigti of the
Striped Coat, JiTo. 35, JVorth Queen
St., east side, Lancaster, Pa.
LINEN COATS, ready made, and made to order, at the cheap Olothing Store of ERBEN &. CO., No. 35, North Queen StrLUt, near Ornugp, J'Uy 14  83
PREPARING FOR TUE CAMPAIGN •
Not for the Political Campaign,
But for the regular fall DHY GOOD Campaign. REDtJCTIOKT OP PRICES!
I^HOS, J. WENTZ & CO., pre-
paratory for their fall purchases, have reduced in price all kinds of SPRING & 5U.MMER DRY GOODS, including every variety of Ladies Dress Goods,
Berego De Lidne. Bereges, LawiiB,ii-c. An inducement is now certainly offered to Ladiea wbo have not yet completed their f<ummer purcbasos.
Wv have a beautiful lot of STRIPED AND PLAID SUMMER SILKS, which we are seUing at cost pricea GOLDEN EAGLE STORE, Comer of Eaat King and Centro Square.
NOT AXi GONE TET!—More of those Cheap Calicoes on hand at Oj and 8 cents TUOS. J. WENTZ a CO., "fiign of tho Golden Eagla," Comer of East King and Centra Square,  [July 21—S4
The Cheapest Store in Towni
THE large share of patronage which the puLiHc hais given to my motto, •• bmall profits and quick sales." for ca.ib. has induced mo to openabrancb Storo in No. 7, MILLER'S ROW, on the Rail Read, for the nccommodatlon of my custom¬ ers in tbat part of the town. .My principal STORE is 2nd and 3rd hoUJie below the ODD t'ELLOW'S HALL, in Soutli Quci-n street.
1 have now on hand CARPliTS. Plain Carpet to sell tor o ets. to .'11 cts. per yard. Rag •¦ -^ -20 -   373 '¦'
Ingrain " ¦' 1°,        '   aO   '¦
Tliree i'ly "      «-1.00
Velvet Tapestry        2.<>0
IJOOTS AND SHOES. M.-n's Doots from Sl-<10 to ^3,110 per pair. ••     Sb<jes     " *^5        l^     _"
'•      Patent Lpatherahoea,2,25 ¦    "    , '¦     Splendid Gaiters,        2,60   - "     ¦ U'omens Slippers,      37J to   fi2J'.   '•' ^ '¦   Jenny Linds       50   ".   75 ^:   " "    Gaiters, all coin. 75   "1,50       " Children's Shoes.        '^0   "    tii'J     "
DRY GOODS.
Calieoea. from 5 to I'iJ cts.. Barege J)e Lftlne, 8 to 31 cts., Gingham.-i, Linens. Flannels. Cheelta, Tickings, Bleached and Unlileacbed Muslins, Cambric, Hilk and Cotton Handkerchiefs, Laci:s, Veils. Edging. Collar;* Capes, Satin, Mantua and Bonnet Rlbbon>i. and every¬ thing belonging to a complete VARIETY STORE, such as Lacers. Patent Thread, Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton. Gloves. Stoctcluga, Gnlloons. Stay Binding. Braids,'Sewing suits. Fringes, Worsted and Worsted Patterna. SUk. Steel and Plated Buttona. Ivory, Side Top and Redding C'omljfi, Huir Brushes, Fins, Hooks and eyes, Whale Bonos, Fancy Soap, Cologne Water und other Perfumery in great Tariety.
Fans,  Purses,  Port  iMonnatea,  I'oeket BookB,   Pea Knivea, Scisaora, Rings. Ear Rings, and many other tides too numeroua to mention.
Bonnets and Straw Hata.
A beautiiul assortment of Ladies Bonnets, from 31] cts. to $1,75. Canada Hats, 12) ots., Palm Leaf Hats, 12i cts. Men's Leghorn llatw lined aud trimmed, 50 cents.
MANTILLAS AND PARASOLS.
To cloao out, 1 will sell Silk MantlUaa, with SUk Fringe, from ?1.25 to$1.75.
Parasols, from 05 cts  to J1,00.
Men's ready-made Tweed Coata. Uned with serge, $2. '¦     Caaaimere Pants. $2.00. ='     Drill '• from 60 cts. to $1,00.
Children's Suits, Pants and Jacketa, at 62^ cents.— Sueh Store Keepers and othor are invited to call and examine for themselvea. frX M.  BOLENIUS,
2nd and Srd houae below the Odd Fellow's IliiEE, iu South t^ueeu street, and No. 7, Miller'a Row, on the Rail Road^ [June 30-31
FAINTING.
JOHN   SOMMER,
Sign, Coach, and Omamental Painter,
East Chesnut Street, Lancaster, Pa.
Shop in the Alley rear oJ Vankattan's Hotel
N. B —House Painting and Graining promptlj executed, nt the lowest prices.
L;>oeapti-r, July 3 IS50. tyl
SIGN PAINTING
Tl^ILLIAIVI E. HEINITSH, re-
TT FpeetfuUy anniiunces to his friends and the puhlic tbat haviug given up the Mercantile Business, he ha,-J turned hi,>i attention to SIGN and OflNA.MEN- TAL PAINTING. In Oil cr Water colors.
Signi Painted with neutnes.': and despatch, on rea- sonubh! terms, and no di^appoIntmenLs.
The public are invited to call and examino ppeci- mena at bis room. No. 13. Eant King Street.
GILT BLOCK LB:TTERS.—Having made arrange¬ monta with tbemanufacturer, he is uow prepared to furni.«li pilt Block Letters for Signa. at ehort uotice.
t'olitidfit and .Military Bannerp, Trans pare nciep- Awning Wings, and every description of Ornamental Painting, done in tbe best manner. - Tho attention of Merchants and MochanicH f,i re¬ quested to his Funcy Signa in Water (.'olors, for distri¬ bution, now PO much inuse in tbe largo citiea. .\.';hare of public patronage ia solicited, [June 3Q~^f-'''l
TOBACCO AIVD SEGAR STOi&E.
JOHN "kuhns,
Proprielor of the Lancaster Tobacco and Segar Store, North Queeti Street, next door to the National House,    ~,  ¦ ¦
CONSTANTLY keeps on hand one of Lhe |art£e.st und'finest aBSorimonts of.TO-' BACCO ever offered for.HaleJnLMioiBter, and'at the low est prices. wholewJe OR tfltall.-j'r.'.Pr.'V.'.T-., - -V; , :" >v ;
Country dealers&ndotherfl'tfeJnTitedr-l.t&''eall and examine before pnrcIiuiingfT-'BlB atoolc ODiiBlsiBc>f-H&- . Tauasaeh as Esoulapb, Iii&Daptanb, Kapotadilt La Oran- do, L&franoia.;,El Lebodeoro, Regalia, Vara: Frinolpo. and Giiba ditto, Onba Sixes, Half Spanish and Common Segars ; and his atock ol Tobacco consists of Diadem Twist. Eldorado, Honey Dow. Jones' lh Lump, Nelaon'a ditto. Russel^ RobiUHun's 6'.i and 8'« Lump. .A.l^o. fine spun and plug Tobacco, 6's and 8's flno cut, witb all the differont brands ; Yellow Bank, John Ander- aon'.i fine cut. Ooodwiu'a pressed LoreUard. Mra, Mil¬ ler. Sarsaparilla Mixed. Imported Turkifh and Qer¬ man Smoking Tobacco and Cut nnd Dry. always on band.
Lancaster. July 7.'52,  Iy-'2^
BLUE ASD ORANGE PKINTS. —Now opening, 2 Casea S&OO jaxds more of those super. Bins and Orange Triizttfj feomprialuff new and boautUUl Patterns, at the Netr York Store, by
GRl£Ii & QIBSRT.
WHOLESALE &. RETAIL DEALERS IN TOBACCO, SEGAKS & SIVUFF,
N. q.ueen Street, between .MichaePa Ilotel and Long's
Drug Store, and Immediately opposite John
Bear's Book Store, Lancaster, Pa.
HAVE in store and for sale on the moptliberal terma, SEGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF in every variety, of bighly approved brands, just received from thw largest Houses in Philadelphia.
Purchasers of any of tbe above articles will fiud it to their advantage toeall RQd examino oor stock, as we are excluaively engaged in the huslne.is, and our at¬ tention ia devoted to keeping a stock ofthe various ar¬ ticlea wortby the attention of dealers In goneral. JACOB EVANS. JOHN R. ScHULTZ. June 23  3m-30
New Tobacco Store.
THE undersigned having taken the room formerly occupied by Jeremiah M*- Cracken, iu North Queen fit,,oppOBite Hostetter's (for¬ merly .Mra, Kauffman'a) Black Horso Hotel, takes thia method to inform hirt friends and tba public in general, that he is prepared to supply all who may favor him with a call with anything In tho Tobacco and Segar Unu. As bis purcbaaes ore all made from first hands for Caah, be Ilattera himself with being prepared to pell as cheap aa any other bouao iu tho cij,j, and invites he attention of Country Merobanta particularly, liij atock comprises Spanish. Half-Spaniab and Common Segars, Chewing Tobacco of all brands. Snuff, Pipes, Segar Cases, &c.. &c., A:c., Ail of which wUlbe sold at wholoalc or rGiail, at a amaU advance On PUIadelpbia prices. aEORGE KUHNS. may 25 '^ 5m-2T
Bakers and Coofectioners:
MAURICE M'K'AIVIBE,
Shippen   Street,  abnoe   Thiril,   Lotvcr  side, opposite   the    Washtngtoti   Mitrket, MANUFACTURES ALL KINDS OF IRON RAILINGS FOR CE.METERIKS, VER,\ND\I1S.
STEP::* AND BALi'OMES.
FIRE I'ROOF UOORS &:c..&e..&c
IIouEO Smithing in goneral, on reasonable terms
popLio . -      _ _ 'y^^
JOHN A. BAUER, ]
No. 157 South Secottd St., above Spruce East side, Philatlelphia,
TNVITES the   attentioj^f
JL the readers Of the IlEitALn to call a^H^- amine bia large .ttock nf all kind,- of ¥iTKW- '1 VXthl. consiatingin jtart of Dressing Bureaus, Plain Bureau;". Chairs and Sofas of every des¬ cription. ShfaTable.H, Centro Tables. ExUlfi^ siou Tables. Jic. ^^RK
N. B.—Wardrobes. Bedsteads and Stands; of the lat..-st style.s L->okiniJ (Jl.i.f.ecs and Uoolc Cases, all of which will be sold on the most reasonable term.'*, sept 17—ly-4'2
PAPER ¦WAREHOUSE.
TAS. T. DERRICKSON & CO.,
fj 1U6 Fulloa Ptreet, New Vork, have constantly ou hand a very large and de.-irablo apFortment of paper, wbicb they offur on tho lowest terms, consisting ol News and Book papers, all sizes and weight.-', Letters, Capti, Tissue. HaOgiiig, While and Colored, different widtha. English and American Hardware, Sheating, ilatlefri. Lloih, Pattern. .Manilla. Straw. Wrapping.Tea I'aper^^.Vc^ I .Inly 14—ittn-aii
MUSIC! MUSIC!' ROUfl>jOIV & STEIJVART,
Mn.tzc Dealers, No, 126, iV. Eighth st., Phila„,
HAVE opened the store. No. V2\i, Norlh Sth stteet. V-^~m one Joor above Race at., for the sale uf g g @ music and .Mu.-ilcal Instruments, to which they invitij the attention of the musical citizens of Lancaster,-- They are prepared to sell thi-ir muaic lower than i t cun be bnd ai any other house in Philadelphia, eithe r hy tbe single.sheet or (juantity; also, to bind music at; tbe lowest price.s and in the best manner.
J n.-t I'uhliahed " M.VRY'S BEAUTY," an extiuisi:to ballad; words by Geo. P. Morris, Esq., music compos'ed hy J, WTttougier.
Pen^ona wishing tbe abovo hallid, can have ib sent tbem free of postage, by enclosing to U3 tbu prir.c 50c, by mail and their direction,
ROPDO.N k STEWART have also for sale fho cele¬ brated
VOGT PIANOS, which are VBed by a great number of famllfea in tbo United Statea, and huvo given universal satisfaction. They are distingui.vhed for their extiuisitn quality of tone, softness of touch, standing in luue. ^nd durabil¬ ity.
Persons wishing a flno instrument and one which will last a number of years,'would do well to call and examine thi; Vogt Piano bi-lore buying rl.¦*.-• where.
RODDON <?¦ STKW.AKT. July 21-"m-R4 12i.. N. Slh :-t . Phila.
Drugs, Paints, Oils and Dyestuffs, Pur« White Lu.id, Bljike's Fireproof Paiat, Superior Potagh,
and superior asaortment of
HATS AND CAPS, which they respectfully invite tbeirfriendsTI ,and thc publicgenerally toeall and ex¬ amine when visiting
"The CUy of Brotherly I-ove.'»
March 3 l?-U
WUBES, UtQCORS, &C.
HAVEVG adopted the eash prin- ciple in-my businesp. by which I avoid the an¬ nual li^t of bad debit and tbe expenie attending tbo collection of old accounta, I am now enabled to Roll aud will sell at prices that will save to my customers at least 25 per eent on their purcbasea. at the same time 1 warrant every article to be pnie as represented, and superior for the price.
Orders filled id original packages aa Imported, of 14 20.35. -10.75 and 120 gallons each. Brandies of every deacription, ^ at $1 00 a 5 00
1-H
Cheap China, Glass, Sec,
rpYNDALE & MITCHELL, No.
X 210 Chk.inut St.. Philadelphia, offt-r to lh.- citizena of Lancaster and its vicinity tho choice of their beau¬ tifnl and immen.«e stock, in any ijuautily and of all (lualities. of
Dinner, Tfa and Toilet Sets,
Plate-s, Dishes, Pilcbrra, kc.
French or Englj.-<h China.
or Ironstone   Ware, as alao OLASS WARE, Cut and .Moulded, in great va rii'ty, at the very lowest rate.-f
Hotels, Uoardiu!? and Private  Houses supplied with tbe best artielfs at very cheap prices. _;\l)riI2I  __       _        'y"--
Old Holland and'Schiednm Gin, '   ••      86 '
Jamaica Rum of different ages, "    1 25 '
Irish and Scotch Whiskey, "   1 25 '  X SO
LondoB Brown Stoutand Scotch Ale, " 1 02 ' 2 00 Old .Madeira. Sherry and Port Wines, '• 45 ' 4 00 Clarctof every grade in caJ'ea '•    2 25 ' 10 00
do. do. coPks, " 24 00 ' 40 00
Champagno of every fiuality. "   9 00 ' IG 00
Witb Tonneriffe, Sicily. Lisbon and Malaga Wine in quart casks. Also, Imported Liqueurs—Curacoo, Mar¬ aschino. Arrak. Cherry Brandy. Kirscbwasaer, &c.
Old Monongahela and Bourbon Whiskey from Ito 10 year.'; old.
|f7"Every cask is carefuUy examined before ahippiag.
Uoods shipped under personal aupervision.
Wines enclosed iu double ca.tka. if de.^ired to proven tapping, A. H. M'CALLA,
Importer and Dealer, 30 Walnut Streei, Philad'a.
June 2 3m-2
M'iuJow Glasaii AVhite Glue an Superior PulverizS
A LFRED ¦^.^
/A, 169, North 2nd atr? lioiel.) Philadelpbia. boa'-si ^ as.sortraent of every thi ngia.*tt
NOW offers to the p'ublic i tirely new assortment of PI.aNOS. jusl
Apiri -il
ly-21
JAMES   BARBER'S
WIIOI-ESALE AND UETAIL
Clock 4&Time Piece Establishment*
Southeast Corner Second cS- Chesnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
TTThere may he found  a large
T y and ^splendid u-iflorlment o( the be-t mclern Improved Eigbt D.iy andThirty Hour Brass uod-Alarm Clocks, and Time Pieces, suit-ihle for Chnrelie.-J. Halls, Ilftela, Steamboat.-*, Railroad Cam, I'ttrinr.-*. Ofllrf,", Ued llonms. Kitchens, ij-c. which will he ^nld in lots to auit Purcbasera, from ona to one thou.iand. at the low¬ est ca^ib price.i,
N. B.—I'locks of all kinds Repaired and Warranted, Clock Trimminga of every description constantly for sale, .May 5—]y-2a
Iiancaater Mauufactured 0oods.
LANCASTER Cotton Pantings. " Sheetings.
" Muslina.
" Caliooea.
'* Tickings.      »
" Gingbams.
" DrUlings,
" Cotton tlonnals.
AU made at Lancaster, and the best gooda In th» i f^ TTP"PT.TTR''n     xirifli      Tf k-nrva-ttMj-nr United Statea.   For Bale Very cheap at HERR'S Btoi*.   W UlTlrljUCiil     Wllfl     JIABTSIIOBIV
,C3 anil qualities, ;fop Milliners' uae, tus, in 25 lh. boxes.
ERGER, Ko.
[nearly opposite thl
a on hand, a first ratt*
        line, which ho will aell
very low, '^^
Physicians, S ton-keep era-ftb d others wUl picase give him a eail.
AL-iO, Superior Furniture, Coach, Black, and Japan Varnlahes. May 28—Iy.26
PI A NO   FORTCS.
O. C.  B.  CARTER,
iYo. I7l    Chesnnt   Street,  Sixth door  above
Fifth, opposite tlte Slate House, up Stairs,
PHILADELPHIA,
an en-
'ceived the most celeliratod makers, and of such PattiTn; ami Finish a.s to defy com-etition, Slessrs. NUNNS' k CLARKS' and JA.MES THOMPSON'S ln.>«truments, wbich are here offered, atand unrivalled in the opinion of all competent judges, as poasesaing beauty and pu¬ rity of TONK. never before attained by any maker.
Also. Pianos with .T!:OI.IAN Attachment. Church and Parlor ORCJANS. SKKAPHINE?;. and .^IELO- DEONS, all of which are warranted, and will he t^otd at the -Manufacturers' loweat ca.'<h price?.
.-Ill ciLsh orders for .%!u^ic promptly attended to,
Si-cond haud Pianos hougbt and sold. Pianos tuned and repairrd.
P. S,—Tho extraordinary auccce,-< of the Phitadelplila .Academy of Music, ami the perfect aatijifaction it has given, iuducea tho subscriber to coutinue it. Lea* soon iu
Singing, Piano, Harp, Guitar, &c.,
are given hy .Artists of the very higheat ahility. R needs hut be mentioned, that Sig ANDREA .\LKI5.1. and .Mudemoiselle HELKNE SCH-AAKK, who atand pn^eminent among the profession, ore cnnneelfd with the Iii:<litution. aad devote their time and talents to the pupils,
O, 0. D, CARTF-K, Principal. _J1.^J -   I y-_-J_
CLEGG'S PERFUMARY &: FANCY SOAPS. jHESE superior arUcles of Per-
" FU.MERV. among-'t whirh  are  enumerated  hi.f celebrated Lilly \V'hite.OrtenUl Alahaster.l'earU ;e.Tooth and Toih-t  Powders; Chinese,  Velvet, and other iiuj'ri'Vt-d Co.-jmcI ics SOAPS. Walnut and Kxtr.i Fine :?und Brownand Whi'cWind- aor Floating. I'ahti. Almond. Fancy and ToiI'.-t Si,-.tys: SliHving Cream, Iliiir  Uyir, Cologne Waterr, Ext^:let^ for the Hainik.Tcliief, Ox .Marrow. Bear's nu, urystal Pomadi- (it "'¦"' article). Eau Lustral Hair Re.'^tonitnc. Iliir Oii-^- I'hilocouies. fiic, fcc.. are manufaetured and fi.r-^ule l-y JOHN T. CLEOtf,
ri;KKL'.''U.R A.Mi CiM:>ii«r. ¦IS .Marliot atreet. below 2nd. Philadelphia. C£'ir,^If:i";"-*^T«-don't forget that CLEtili'S i^ th
Jt'iipt'.''t aod most ExtenaiTe -Manufactwry in the city IHVE HIM A CALL, ct22—ly-47
No. & East King atreet.
jmayge—^
kJ  Cream Tartar. Tartario Aold, Salt of T«rtap,V. nUla Beana, Cochineal, Baking 8oda,S&bhitt*8 PowderS;';
—  ~ ~^ — 1 kiuia 2>eannj^uoiiiar«i,iiBUDgouuKi.Diiombb'ai'Dwue[B;
1 A   Shares XiafiOastfirJ-'Bank -Block   ,^«JeratnB, Rose water, EaBenceB ^i^.I^MntjiU^JinB sf' X\/lbrBale,by J- F-SHRnoFn A. rn _       I' '" "* ""   " *^"' '"*"
JniySa-SS}
J. F. SHRODER & CO
[Bfinkeri
[low ratea,at .:jj-.-.i-;,i   ..QR;;
I Nev Drng Storo, North ^aeen &
I    may 10-221
Ret, oppoalt* Behnei'B Hotel
WORLD'S PAIR.
THE first and only Prize Mebai forHarnesaattho World'sFair In London <X_^^ was awarded to L.AOEV k PHILLIPS /*T^^ of this city—an honor they wonover the com-^-*-^-*- petition ofthe whole world. «
Messra.L. fc P havo now and keep conntantly on band, at their estabU.«hment. 12 and 14 .South Fifth Btreet. tho largest stock at READY .M A DE HAHNEbb SADDLES, fcc of any house in the United State.*, at greatly reduced prices. They are now manufacturing their harness and Saddles with auch perfect system that they are enabled to eeU a superior article of ev¬ erything in their Uno at a less price tban any utber bouao in the country. ...      , ,     ,t j
Tbey never use but tbc beat nuality of Leather, and thc beet material of every description, and no paina or expense are apared toreach perfection in overy article.
They invite puTcbaserg to examine the atock and theirestaljUahment before making pnrchafloe, Tbey invite attention to tbo following Ust of prices:
Fly-nets from 60 cents to :fi2 60,
Linen Horse Covers from S'i centa to $2 60.
Extra Fancy PUId, S^^ to350.
Plain serviceable aingle harneeB, from $1-1 to $18.
Fancy " "      ^ to    30.
Plain double     " "      35 to     60.
Fancy •' " "     5-'> to    10.
Riding Saddles   - -      -      •'       5 to    18.
'   LACEY fc PHILLIPS' B&ddles and Horneea aroao
knowledged to surpass all others for elegance, Ught-
neSB and comfort, &9 weU as for real value and wear.
12 and 14 Sontb Fifth st.,
april ai-tr-ai       Batweeh Market and Chesnnt st.
^
Ricli and Elegant Carpetinga.
SC. FOUIiKE,  No. 33 North •  Second Street, ne,-r|y oppo.site Christ Churcb, oilers to the public an extensive assortment of
IlKUSSKl^S TAPESTKY, Imperial three ply. Ingrain and Venitian Cnrpetn.of tbe neweat de.^igus, imported and manufactured ex¬ pressly for bim. Alao. patent Satin finiah FLOOR OILCLOTHS, ofthe most georgeous and attrac¬ tive styles, from 2 to 24 feet wide.
Alao—10.000 yards of LOW PRICED CARPfIT, from 25 to 50 cents per yard. Window Shades, if-o. kc All who contemplate purchasing will find it to tbeir ad¬ vantage to call at this celebrated cheap atore before making their selections elsewhere. nov 25-Iy-62
Excelsior Building Hardirare
AND TOOL STORE EXCLUSIVELY.
The largest and only Estahlishment of the kind in the  tfnited States.
WM. M. M'CLURE & BRO., No.287 MARKET STREET. abov..nh. PHIL ADELPHIA. Manufacturers' Depot for Locka of aU kinds, warranted quality; Premium Porcelain Knoba, ovor 60 Patterna; Silver plated Hinges, fcc. with the moat complete HSfiortment of aU tbe modern patterns in thia line. BuUdera and Dealers are invited to call and examine our htock.
Catalogues aent by .Mail if deaired.
WJ' Hot Air Itegisters and  \'<'ntilatora at Factory Pricta, [march 1"—dm-ld
J   HARRISON, BROTHERS & CO. .
Manufacturing Chemiata,
OFFICE—No. 431 South Front Stieet,
PHILADELPHIA.
Pure tarlor White Lead; Alum.groundandlnCrystal,
Extra'Jround, ~       -       Copperas;
No. I.      "        ''       "       ryroligneou.i -Acid;
RedLoal; Red Liquor;
Litharge; Iron Liquor;
Orango .Vineral;
'Itl   U"SarorLcaa.
Marine Paiut;
Metalic Fir&-ProoI Paint.
BliAKE'S PATENT
Fire and Weather Proof Paint,
1
\ Dry In Barrela, and groundin Oilin kegs.
SUKTK.
I3ao»,f Chocoutf. j
This extraordinary flubstanco ia found In Ohio, In a atratum of rock, of basin formation. When taken from the mine, it loricmbles in appearance the finest indigo, and haa ftbout the consLatency of cold tallow; lint on exposure t<.' the atmosphere, in a short timo it tuma to slate or stoue.
Its principal ingredients aro silicla, alumnla, and protoxide Af^ron. which. In the opinion of scientiflo men, satisfactorUj accounts for its fire proof nature,— tbe*two former substances being notj-conductorfl. and tbo latter acting a« a cemeot to bind the wbole togeth¬ er and make a firm and durablo paint.
For use it Is mixed with Linseed OU. and applied with a brupb, tbe aame as ordinary point to wood, Iron, tin- zinc, canvaa.s, paper, fcc. It hardens gradually and becomea fire proof. It is particularly suitable for roots of buildings, steamboat and car decka.rail road bridgea. fencea, fcc. A roof coated with thia article! a equal to one of slate, at a va-st aaving of expeoso. It makes it the most durablo covering for iron work exposed to weather ; and as It is susceptilile of a high polish, has been used to great advantage by Coach and Cabine* makers.
In addition to the Black and Slate, thc aubscriberf bavo tho Chocolate and Crown colors, resembling, in appearance, the Uniwn Stone, now so much admirei for the exterior walls of buildinga. which may be vaiie' in shade, by the nddition of white lead, to auit taste of any individual. Specimena may besoeu at the OfHce of the aub-criher-t,
HARRISON, BROS. & CO.. Agents. N0.43J South Front street, Phila. A,od forPftle hy *
GEOROE -M. STEINMAN, Lancaater, Fa. W, fc J, H.  KEIMfcCO,, Reading. Pa. JOH.V MARSHALL, Weat Chester Pa.
November 26 ly-53
To tlte Ladies and Gentlemeti who ara parentsf Boys, attd Toting Gentlemen of Lancaster^ Pa., and the surrounding country.
YOUR attention is particularly in¬ vited to the large and complete asaortment of BOY'S AND CHILDRES-S CLOTHINO That the eubecrtber has on hand, well adapted to the season, suited for Uoya ot three years of age,andyoung Gentlemen of sixteen.
Atl persons living at a di.stanco, purchasing Clothing at thi.'" eatabU-ahmeot, have the privUege of returnlLg them ifthey donotfit.
V. A. HOi'T. F*!b If -tf.l21    204 Chesnnt St., below lOlh, Phila
LOOK OUT!
CHEAPEST    Carpet  Store   in Philadelphia.—Ingrain at 20 centa ; aU wooL'at iXI cents ;
Entry and Stair Carpets ;
Oil Clothfl, from half ayard to eight yards wide ; Window-Shades ;
Sheepskin and Door-Mats and Matting. Call and examine for yourselvea at No. 23 S, ErnHTK street, above Chesnut, Philadelphia.
WILLIA31 SILCOX, June 10 29-3m
Stovea ! Stovea!! Stoves!!!
THE Globe Cook, Etna Cook, «UiNCY COOK, BUCK COOK, MB- EKTY COOK, and a variety of CO.MPLETES. Also, a fine aaaortment of PARLOR and CH.i.MBER STOVES, for wood and coal—aU eelUng at very Jow prices.
WM B. KLEIN, S48 Market street, 4 doors above 10.th. south Bide,
PHILADELPKIA.
N. B.—A complete assortment of GAS OVENS and , FURNACES on band. F8b3-X-2Ij
The People's Wonder. THAT DACOSTA'S CELE-
X hrated We.-^l InJittuTloctureandAlbiScationTooth Powder, combine utility with excellence ; and etand pre-eminent aa the most hirmlesa and effective prepa¬ ration, for pri-aerving the Teeth and Oums, ever olfered to the .\mfrican public. They ara highly recommen¬ ded by J. D. White .M. D,, and Eliaha Townaend Es^,, proh-ssors of the Dental CoUego Phila. To be had at .Mrs, M, ,V. Raninger, and Druggists of Lancaster; aud at the principal Depot 44:1 Vine at, Philadelphia, July 2S        __ _   __ 3mo-3j
l.IGUTi\l!VC; RODS.
TIIE a\fful calamities that every Citj, Town, ViUnge, and Country falls victim to annually, through the grosa neglect of Its inhabitants, is beyond calculation, and ejpectalJy wbon the remedy ja so easy to obtain—this ia found in Armitaee^s Patent Magnetic Lightning Bods, and in tills alone. This Kod has been examined by the moat scientific Uontlemen in tho world—Professora McMurtrie, Johnson, Wallor, and many othera that Lave examined them, recommend and apeak of them in the higheat terms of approbation, and have pro¬ nounced them the only safe rods now in uae In tbia or any other Country, For the Protection of Lives and Property. One advantage is to divide and throwback a part ot the electric flmd harmless to the Clouds, this isin time of a Stroke ,«od enables tho rod to conduct that portion of fluid that belongs to the earth wUhout tbo slightest danger ol leaving the conductor. Thla rodbasmany othersdvantageaover theold ooe. Th« only place of manufacturing is in Vise Sr., 3 Dookb xBori" I2tii. Phii-adklpmia, where all persons are ro- flpeclfully invited to call and cxamiutf for thenuelvea. For aale Wholesale and ReUU. My only agenta In thla State are SAMUBL HOOVER, and
SAMUEL WILT,
Hartleton, Union Connty, Pa. W, ROSF.NFELD, GreencBstlo, Franklin Co., and JOS. D. FORREY, for fifty milea around Pittsburg.
DEWABE or IHroSTOK*.
May6—ly-33] THOS, ARMHTAGB.